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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ORR GOODS.

4 KINZEYs.
n GREAT SALE 50 STRAW GOODS
90 Laai=. str~ BOSSErS ioc 60 i2c.
2ee LAKES straw BONAErS. &C 20 Sc
5,eoo Firs straw B0NNETs. Sr. 10 TS.
100 >l.t-r HOODS, al .trr, ~.
= Sn L., hoTb gLOUAERS al ksns=y's sSc. D. SO.
2eV rtAn;s' By. Eaxish DuNSlABLsS, S>- - H..
5o,o Mems and Bow. Hats, sll styles, -. ~ TJc.
AT klNZESS.
ccfo Yards oi the ChssI--t RlBbuNS In tie city,
LEO PAEASOLS, a. colors, from saercs, Ss-
Soc PARAsOiS. Oh, T5c., s7c 9@c toSi.
slLk MiTTs AT kiSsEY'S.
Secr p-irs si.i Nj IT'S. &C. lie. ls- 2cS-
.SSo p-ir- YER, riSh Sls MiTrS, al styles
MANTiLLAS.
leoo NASTlLLAs. 75c.. 81 3 81.
% Sh .ns Lsre " .STlLLAS. -, 81 y, s.
sse Whit. Muslin VI sSTiLLAS 81 9
AT kfNZEl'S
2e.o rich Lace COLLARS (woris sc. sor lsse.
Stoo rch ~ 70. COLLARS 2Ss Sic, 81.
to pair. rich tIia med UNDERSTANDS, Sc
2ooo ~ y. AID JacoE,t BANDS, lsc. % Sic
ScIo rieh FANS, French, SpAnisa, and csinese.
AT kINZEYS,
40. - 9Th ay D., sre .lst aud --i-stA
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pnntins.

At FVFRDELLs WEDDING CARDS,
~ EOTTs a. Ty-s- e-l-br.'-d Csro. s.-Sy easrsree
Al el Dusn---; ONLY 0Fdef' received ~ H-a
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALt-FHiCb.
IL Wedding Al Home and Visiting C.e- o,--h-sas
n-ss C--es Ch-eks Sc a. kELLts. ~ /" 80 - ..
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Th0RLLY hss arrived
Il from :be
OLD WORLD.

CIR or Ey.ssyrtLg lUd. Jsue ls3s
ITO OBONDHOLDERS.-The CITY Or EN Ans
VILE I'D ~i.ans - sIT.5sI ir tie p; ssn, o. par.
p~r.ot bsr .iy u .as Baud. inof1 tie Uad-Esisr-d
''~'--e '1e IA 'f' - --1- W BAKER Asyor.
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Ghdnrrs fcr Brs,nrss Arx.

DULIARD srd BOWLING ESTABLISH
- AENT hr sALE-l2 Tsll-s a. Al-ys "a e'np-ss
ee.r d.auk fair kn-n-.. ~hich vito pff Sf~evs.
h- hrs-y ncr.s..d Rosns spa sss nst nsrs ssss
Accommodating Apsly a: No e5 BrVsd~ay, D-S b~~es~,
uu staf
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G1O REWARD vii be p.id, with the taaos.
- III c: ;he 5~ler soE tse EecoFsry O: n --s
s55 and R.h~sy railway tekst - yr--ra,y =. 80
rAse t-tw-en Chambers A1c Cxras. oy sFi3Hs d '-e IN
eseF W'..asu e ;.e Ne< yS.S Post Oe'~
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A LITERARY CURIOSITY.
"A MEMOIRS OF
EMPRESS CATHARINE.
WRITTEN BY HERSELF.
With Pf-isc- BY A HeoIeh
One vel, limo. IL

From The Boston Transcript
This work is ht<rsry curiosity oi the mos Lo'ei
ton A, tie death Of ihe Emprra CsthaTne Ger 81 &c
Eupsrur Paul ORDERED the seals 10 be pat pps hei
Auur The MSS eotirey BY tas hand o c&ia.o
.sf cir,cted 10 ner This uanuscnp. Was lnuu''N "
care of Pnuce Alexander kouaklue, who TOOK eoPt -
Fro hi. oupics- copies baye been ;:ken PC ~
-, h. the ,rc. police by TIE Of the EG rcrr NsA
ans ,nc sr,r,usl sealed IL the In nal src'r A1"
s-,'. VIZ ta1 srred 70 Moscow dun TIE Cu4A var
,hs mad he manuscript brought 10 read and on@ o
two copies oIrcs alton, and th- ~'- i'
srtir, fotn fr-nea In this memoir ~e n.'- 10
-th.tipe of bud and blossom Of h-f e~'s hsf
Ton Al - Petersburg t~-~n h-r p-Si.b U-fD.h .a
,b u, Fur,s Elizabeth Is described while her owl e1a
srr plant b.. proud looms o.i u the ai BET inss
the p..cr, h-f melancholy relations VII u oa-s @
ceprsyed ihe bent Of hose who had toe noGns m " a'
-ar, panied with such terrible simplicity aA' &c % 20
dr. Al tb. apri.iy ueAi hV1s- Oi Rls,s :" .1P 1
ts.u.crip ard only think Il strange that ~.s at
" - ID APPLETON Co. Pub.sh-s',
Nos 80 .ad S{s bfosds-y.
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Excursions.

DIDDLEs GROVE EXCURSlON.-Oo FRI
ID DAY aud SATURDAY, June IL sGd 10, The s>smsr
ERE Capt Ben Ray Will sase the t,t ~ Chanb~,ss
ococh: Auos VI. spring "a Pier No. J, e, Peck snp,
10 0elock and proceed sIDDLL5 GROVE f.rs fs ".
Exeur.ion a. r-p. R.ff.-hrD. bosd. Sad Boat viii
have Cbants.t. Pier on SUNDAY, at ocA-k, 6f Nov
bugh landing Yonker Dobbs Ferry PsrD OF, VervAness
int CAIi~ePs Co11rnS's Dock Cold sprins Cornwall fAo
barlh 4o.ni. bt~srn landings o.s1-IsayAs ss~-
turSa at JScOcE
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DRINCE's PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.

EIrRNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
lsir vsl1s nven o< Frr.Gr. Csrpss, bos, b. h6
Is e,s sy., besvsce Hs SSs iH> -
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NHAMBERSs CYCLOPEDlA.-PART III.
u Price IS
D. APPLETON a Co,
Nos. So saa -: Broadway,
A. row raol:shnz
CHAMBT RSS ESCfCBOPhbtA
. ufcrIoS.RY OF UsIyEss.L kNosLEOSE
FoR rHE PEOPLE,
.hs bss. f Ls:o.. Of GernAl Corvrrs- q
Ie.cor Illustrated with la-le.oss M4ps al "Si Il
srsyI-sS -. ..-.. .., .,,. amin,
50 p.gfs Of elos,y priIod rs4ter a; - o~a' easa
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- m. remit o- VI uv.e Do.,-s I'D have :Ss .as-- f-.-
l.giy ID: earded In nuut-r, I<-;DA.d
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list OIJT-PART U-Pnce Twenty eenLs.
- CHAMBERss
FNCN LO I. ID A.
ORIGINAL ENGLISH EDITION .,,
nrcTrOSkRY OF UNIVERSAL kSO"L1pO FOa
= THE PEOPLE,
OF he b.si. fthe is.ss- % ion q ne r-~,-o.y
~ @ GFENAN COSVERSATiOSsILENlCOS
Uhusr.:.d Wiz Mzps AID nune.vcs " I'D Ersra0ns~
ri, Ill b. the CHEAPEST ENCYCLOPEDIA EVER
pr sIISuYD Anc one OF tee E-os co1FfrEs-s.se- III
CEAMBFRsS ENCYCLOPEDIA hss e-~c Encs' eHsi1
,-sn~..isr fr al -, ia t1- Eas
r-,uiur rar .-ibI,or Eiors 70 CdEAr
urs ae.isn.d II q special manner. ~uaAs 10 i'
- =; :. - ~ he PEOPLE To d published u A'ttns
pr. Pro- Twenty each e-ns
h., thc WORK vii b. comprised Il sooc EiOaIi aoH
PARTS fcrtinK or vylu-es snisf "a ts.--c 'rJg
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AopertlsMg asenrg.

10Y, COE & CO.,
- ADVERTISING and COMMISSION AGENTt
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS NB~-IORK,
BsowS's IsoS BUILDING, PHIL LsptLPsiA
AdvrsensD. received sad promptly inserted m ANY pews
paper cusrs the united states Canada, Pub
lao. .frio
rrosh th. Agency discriminating choice OF places and tbs
nj leenu Of paper. had suitably sdaped 20 various
business pu,sus enabling advertise juaicoaay enec
lively sId safely
All requisite Information freely riven-
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6iatioHerp an6 fanrp Sooos.

CCOUNT BOOKS end STATIONERY.
n fun supply constantly On hand and MADE 10 ORDER
0.-,. prices Busness gyited % cs a. IH OLD
.TASD HOWE 4 FERRY,
Late RsyEoE, Howe Fs1y,
80. TS B.
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NEW SUPER IMPERIAL SHEET MAP
SEAT OF WAR
EMBRACING fVLL MAJ ca EVEorE,
and complete ,,,,
MAPS OF SARDINIA AND LoMBARDf, AUsIkLA AMI
-N- ITALY.
bodec imperial seec, s1c Sohit
[ fuishrr such reliable phiSsl information e can
,.s H. ,,ocnr-d from sny othsr source 49,. -
Tt a., S.s;is;ics oSsfsly sampled Ian tae
ls,.,, reliable authorities -.
A. CoYrrr, and handsome Portraits Of
jouIs N.PoL sos Ill, Erf-rgG c France
AIyx.spEk II, EmP-rf Of a. ths kgss.s
fRGNcIs .ossPR kmPcrof o. A9siiA' ana
XIrro. Ey.SrrL ii, King ef SAfeinia -.
hi. splendid xsP ~u he furnished a. 'Ae ' '-e 81 40
U.,S.oney Colorrd in "a
Cocrxi IL Saects
Published BY a, on 5i. %,..,,t.. paiI.ar!phs.
Fer sale by ~ y y.,s-,,,- N.,-York
They will be forwarded by mall pc FaAi' - ~ F -
tsed price. ..L,. A., in AZ SECTIONS Of tse
CO9n.rY paper. giving this pruniDs i''Sit W.
copy u tie M,p., Pos, PAID
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CARSON & HARD,
~ wssesaLs rsPer DsAIs, snA Hsnai.snrsts
no ~ be-s nslst, S-w-IOtk.
o6vr TIA ars~r tso-res- of LEDGER aud FLAT PA
PRS fo1nd Ia America. bh hl- and -ran-. Bders
b1okers rs0nsr ara prntes bJ yi-h.sas
frss ss.q PsysIs -d a. prices, Linz o. fr cAsa
We hep and make ofasr PaSen Ssi,sss tr zer1AS1
sv-ry Inc II tu.l1-ss -
Fly ,-f cent b. sr-d By prs,e1 By t-yas oar BILL
BEADS r-.lJ rad, fOa :we % az g I-es-~i1 as s''
wes. % laid
We Ri LE fos s,aezs By IOs more AZ 81 pr
>ss hsr6 rs,,, By Of pant .sSE unt
a-.cniu~ di.-end yoirt-d ,-r.- sind t1r elrc--srs
DRINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
il WARRANTED PERFECT
E-ccsn eee1 iayo- q this PED n wsrArt sSe3
having TIE eD~ perfect Eerrstet AZ peas1Te
Crspse< No t>np-r.,afe stcs T. AssoT,e.y Ioorrodioe
fs.i-icCs Al t>cs - 5l oe
s.-d Tai. ,se OILY p-r-c foCE.as Pea Z vor1 rsss
s-nt by Sal on r-c-P, cf money
Ouee fiEs sT.ss ia1a 70 70 boera Dsooan. 10 Trsts
Axssts la sirs fr 90. mare noD-y Adesrn
Z. @. sTEaESs As,st, No ~ Bro~d~.y. cp sAira
CLOTE g. JAMES
y sT.TIOSEgs PRINTERS sn1 BLAHS-soOK MANU-
yACTJEERs No 9. Euhca O--r-s rsspsotfsly s-es>a
FURNITURE BOUGHT for READY MONEY.
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Ie, those read now WI read before
Ana those DO alsays read before, read the more
rINHE PAPER FOR THE MILLION -IHE
RECORD s~coua Edi,iou Seek ready AID uAy
b. ottAued of the principal New AseniA
celt
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T>O SPORTSMEN.
Manual for the United States ein~ninS sae oI.N-
az Practices Of Experienced Ans OF b0A h-fa.poSse~
/ yol, 4. nc, Win Illustrations % -.
D. APPLETON 4 Co, Pc5fohefS
No. SO and So brosaway.
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Italy and the War.

BY invitation Of the Mems Association Of the Broadway
Tab-rlac.e IN. Rev. JOSEPH 4. IHOMPSUN, ID. ID. WIZ
a.h,eT lee,ur. upon ITALY; s Social and r1hiiea Con-
diou alo History aud fsl~cs with respect to OiN ad
R,ns,,, ts ,don Ou tkiDAs kNfNlNGNcAT Juu- ~ 81
IaDerAace corner VI bfoad"Ay ana
3txh Inc viii be illustrated by large Map, prepared
such showing tue sesl VI wAI Ae Aaus
st,n TIE putlIc are invited ~ attend
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Uaut,on 10 Pure cnasers Of Billiard rsbIes.


A. unseruyuuu. endeavoin8 10 PAIN
kAr inntstious uy sslrs public, by falsely asserting
~ aeeison obtained au-ctins lbe patent f oy
Sou take is opportunity oi statins that
of pat~n1s, hss ever been fendeo
pubhc the naea.dTes taken to Pn an
.aa 10 outward Of Cusnions that
OCunor CoiendeI of kos to u.s. q AID Ss Cosey-st In
sr manufacturers Of model Tables Ao
a,x nal CuskopA -. ..., 49,,
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The sunday scbooi attached u toe Rey. Dr. Chspins
Ch.I,u \, m have tu.1f al0uA PICNlC ENCUNSlOS, a.
Dudlrys GToye HaDgs, mi ksDAl, Jdso l5th
Propeller together WIN DodwoHhs baud hasc
h,su r,o f tu. uceu,ivn Tue Will Delaney
az "a s.rluss, g. Twenty seovpd-st.. az 0ci1ck
f. k,ts S may Obaio-d Of 4. Johnson, No " CofI
hIat..t W Martin ll8 William 81. II It storms ON
Tuu 40 sy tie lxeuIslu1 Will be tine day If fair.
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Marr,ed or Sinai. IN health di.eas-.-MEDICAL AD
WISER AND nARkAGE GUIDE, n edition. over 80 PAGES
I1uo aud l1 lie trUype Eusrsyinzs Pnce 81
BY e-ebft.d Par. and Loud Physician aud ous-oo row
ke~Yors City This iDtesting BOX saond be IA the htL' OF
even adult person. nps all have sought for IN
Sold AID mailed part Of the country
b, w. A TOWNSEND a Co., No. 10 Waisef--t N T.
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JOSEPH MUIR, Dr,per n Tailor, No, "a
Bredway New iork has always nsnd faAhicnabe "
,oe.rn-nt Of CLOTHs CASsIMERES, vESTINGs. he.
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DERSONS going Ia the country should provide
i themselves with lNDIA-RUBBER GLOVES ana MiTrS
they are AZ pro,ecou IA ding driving fishing huat
rg gard. nina that soils or diseoois the hands
are nr,ryou, rrnGe the hsnes -t smooth and
snow hte They are msde all lengths % protect the arms
aud wrist. GOODYEARS lud. Rubber Glow Manufacturing
Rubber Gloves
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-18
Stop the Report

hiseurrently reported that we seIluo Goods ,,Ix
al AUCTION when In fact, of our sales .rs
private, the same az IN other Wholesale Ho1s in
the city with tais exception sell for short prsat
Tor cash and short prompt paper.
IebH BGAN TRABUE a LUCus
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SPRING OPENING.

WE wuieommcaee receiving our SPRING STOCK
w IN day OF two, (Of which due notice viii
giNehJ ana as We intehd going into the business or
extensively than ever, friends and all Who bev
ior cash Viii bear in mind that do an exC-lusiv
Cash Basiness, and we willsell goods az very Sna
advance. IRWIN Nef-I III 4 AND A. Co
feble-tf -
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new-Dork.

rom vrsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, BAG Broadway,
New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-18
A C. A r ID

A J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin Mct1eliapd
"a. Huntsville, Ala. } having become Associates !
Mn es IN our business, the style OF the arm will be
Nashville Feb. 10, 1889. '''---'-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06
OBITUARY.

DIED, on the evening OF the 10th of Jul y at the
residence ot her husband i'll Fauqh ier county Nir-
ginia, Mrs. CATIlARINE llOOE, wife OF liowison
Ilooe, esu., and daughter of the late Daniel Nc
Lean. of Alexandria, Va.
In the beginning of her painful, lingering illness
II sad bereavement fell upon her i'll the death OF II
beloved son, her eldest born. This she bore with
the Patience and resignation which only the Chris
tian, who lives very near IL God, can feel under
such n dispensatiou BE still, and know that
am God" The Lord gave. aud the Lord hath
taken away. blessed be- the name ut the Lord. -
This was the language of her heart, expressed
from day to day. during the long, weary months OF
u winter OF much bodily suffering.
As the spring opened, she sometimes ventured
out for Il few moments. and once, while gnhlng
with eager eye. over the glad green earth, she
seemed 10 feel that God had indeed, least her lines
in pleasant places" and she said to one standing
by. "This is beautiful home to leave. but oh IT
earth j. 80 lovely, what must heaven be.
Duy by day she faded, aud in her EXTREMIST
agony, nothing save prayer seemed 10 give relief
81 feel better when l'm praylng. she would often
saw: md there she lay in her weakness, pouring
out her soul continually, in icrvemt petitions for
tho.r around cry ing. bless oh. God ut love and
mercy the husband and children. thou hast given
me the servants committed to my care, 3c.-
Humble as n little child she chung to Jesus saying,
II can ste him in many scenes Of his lie, aud
AT the last, tniling up the hill Of Calvary, bearing
that heavy Cross Tor mt, sinner though l be. -
Yes, Though he shay me, Yet will | trust III him.
OF her 1t may indeed b. said, that she POSSESSED
PERFECTLY that brightest ornament of the christian
character, IN meek and quiet spnit.' Living a. II
seemed, truly unspoted from the world, devotng
herself Ia her husband and children, and not forget
ting the sweet charities OF lie. kud aud good Ia ALL
n faithful friend she has left nothing but pleasant
memories 10 those who loved her.
Her life on earth is at last ended, her work Is
done. she sleeps in Jesus! To those around her,
il hardly seemed like death, it was such sweet
rest, after 80 much suffering. May God in his in
finite goodness comfort the bcreayed for their loss
is indeed, very hard 10 bear. j. h.
Drrp, on the 10th of July, THOMAS SMITH,
infant son of George W. and Y. b. Harrison aged
. months and II days.
DIfp, at Lcwensville, Fairfax county, Virginia,
of brain fever, on the morning III the 9TH utimo,
MARY Mitchell, only daughter "t +. ii. and
Emily G.. Janney, aged months and ten days
(Charlestowu, Va, and Leesburg papers, please
copy
UIgp. At the residence of her father in Orange
County, Va, on Saturday, the 10th ult after lin
gering illness, of consumption, Miss ANN MARIA
CAVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06

FLUCR.-NO sales Oh CnanRe. lrahSaVuohs
confined to the retail trade at SJ.37 for Superine
S6.l2imS6.Sl for Extra, and S6.S7!@S7 for
Family.
WHsAr-Receipt. moderate Market active
sales of ordinary to prime red ut l2o(9 Zoe;
white 1870 "a l3jc. Corn, 76G7Sc. for white and
yellow Oats-no sales. At the close of Change
the wheat market was dull. There has been II
slight advance, us will he seen above, in Wheat
and Corn.
GRocERIEs-For the past week the Grocery
market has recedcd good deal in the prices for
sweets; Sugars have advanced, for choice grades
1, but may DO considered less buoyant than the
week previous ut higher prices. Low grades OF SUI
gar are freely offered, at decline of an l. Re-
timers have advanced their prices t. We quote
choice Brown Sugars at s4@9c. Cohees firm at
lliMl2Sc. The stock OF Groceries on hand III
our city is small, but sufficient L. meet all de
mands. Business dull
Plaster is in very fair request,
with moderate stocks. We continue to quote
1915 r. ton for lump, delivered ON the cars
Ground is in good supply at 81 p ton. The dc
msnd for Guano and other fertilizers is good hut
We have no change to note in qn"tations. Since
our last report, L cargo of about ljhO tons OF Pc
ruvian Guano has arrived here. direct, and il be
ing sold rapidly from the vessel ut SjS.
FREluHrs are active and unchanged, except to
New York, which have advanced from Sl.3O to
xl4O
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MAJ Rim LIST
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures )

ARRIVED.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, to
Wheat 4 Bro. and freight for the District.
SAILED.
Bsroue Albion Lincoln, Pinkhum, Boston, by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr Willow Harp, Rowland, Bridgeport, by I.
j. Mchahey.
MEMORANDA.
Schrs j. c. Rumyun, Matthews, and Thomas
Page Robinson, from Georgetown. arrived at
Providence, md inst.
Schrs. Martha Collins Collins from this port
arrived at Fall River lst inst, and proceeded T."
Dighton; lierschel, birdSall from do, .upt"Sed
for Somerset, passed up.
Schrs. John BuSton, for Washington, cid. at N
York 81 inst: Claremont, Johnson, from this p"r,
and }. u. Deputy, Whitman, from Georgetown, ar
rived nj do. same day.
Schr +. Nickerson, Baker, hence at Boston md
inst.
Schr. Genoa Robbins. from this port, for Bridge
port arrived at New York, End inst.
Schr B. L. F., McCready. cid. at Baltimore, for
this mort. Jth inst,
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ny YESTERDAY EVENINGS NAILS.

ROCKINGHAM ITExs.-Some mean scamp
robbed Mrs. Catharine Brightman's drawer,
one dav last week, Of 5000 in gold. How
when. or by whom il was taken there is no
cline to discover. The man who would rob
widow struggling to maintain herself and
children, richly deserves the penitentiary.
We have had refreshing rains during the
week. which have greatly improved the Ian
guild, dropping appearance OF the corn and
other vegetation. A few more seasonable
showers will make II great deal of corn that
louks as if there was no outcome in it.-Rock
Register.
RICHMOND EXPORTS Many vessels are in
the River, taking tobacco for various ports
in Europe. The ship North Carolina, be-
longing to Norfolk. taking in tobacco for Ii
yerpool Bark Dorette for London and ship
C,urant, will begin to load in few days for
London. and some clipper barks for new
flour. To- South America. Australia and Cali
frnia. - Richmond Dispatch.
Rev. II. W. Dodge, for several years past,
pastor Of the Baptist Church, ut Berryville,
Clarke county, Va, has accepted call to
the pastorate Of the Baptist Church in Lynch
burg. Va, and will enter on the duties Of
his office during the next month.
The Baptist Campaigning, for Culpeper
county. will commence on Friday, the 18th
lust, at the old camp-ground, near Amiss-
Vile
A Fair will be held by the ladies at Rap
pahunnock Station. Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, ON the 18th and 10Th inst, to aid
in building an Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Yancey has been elected Common
wealth's Attorney in Rockingham county,
by majority Of 10, over MIR. Warren.
The Winchester Republican advises that
steam locomotive be tried on the turnpike
between Winchester and Strasburg.
Gov. Wise is expected to be at the Salt Sui
phur in Grcenbrier, on the 10th instant.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY L. NJ. Observation-Disclosures.
SALE THIS DAY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELLING
" HOUSE AND LOT, ~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Pursuant To Il decree OF the Circui. Court al
Alexandria County, Va, rendered on the 18th day
of May. 1859, in the suit Of James A. English w..
McEeigh ct. al, the subscribers M Commissioners
Of said Court will offer Tor sale, at Public Auction,
in front of the Mayors Office. i'll the city of Alex
audra. Va, at L. "'ciork, w., SATiRDA J,
A.. ME OH day yf Amy".f neat, the DWELLING
E:a HOUSE AND LOT, III said city, wherein the
said English now resides, situated on the north
side of King street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets, beginning - teetirom the east side OF Pat
rick street and running east on King street % feet
thence north parallel To Patrick street 100 feet
thence west, parallel to King street 20 feet; thence
in n straight line t" the beginning.
TgRMs.-Ten per centum OF the purchase money
to be paid III cash; the balance in three equal IN
.tamentS. at Il, ~, and Is months from the day o
sale, for which the purchaser is to give his bonds
bearing interest, with good personal security and
the TIT. to be retained till bonds paid.
GEORGE W. BRENT. COMMITS.
). FERGUSON BEACH. of Sale.
IL cT-eDtS
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MARRIED.

In Washington, the 4th instant, ut st. Mat
thew's Church. by the Rev. q. 5. Wallron,
PATRICK O'HAGAN, of Baltimore, 10 LIZZIE
A., second daughter oi Mr. James Stuart.
In Orange County, Va, on Wednesday morning,
9th ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Frazer. Mr.. THOMAS
j. PEYTUN, To Miss SALLIE B. REYNOLDS,
all uf Orange County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06
R;cbmond Market, August 4.

FLouR.-Market very dull and nothing doing.
We note some sales durins the week Of good, s"nnd
old superfno, in lots of 30 and 100 barrels, at >"
r barrel.
WHARF.-The market is sitter than last week.
and the transactions are lively. The general price
is 81. 30 for prime red, and 40 for prime white
with sales of strictly prime at l,3j and Sl.I5.
CoRN.-Market dull and well supplied. We
quote good corn. 10y the cargo, at sJG SHE and
by retail, at GOA 9Olc. rs to quantity and quality
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06
New York Cattle Market, August a.

The current prices for the week, ut all the mar
kets are rs follows
Beef Cattle FIRST quality. p cwt., Sio@ SO
80; ordinary quality, $9M $3.50; common quality,
81. jOM$9; inferior quality, SIGlSS.
Veal Calves-First quality. r. b.. 6taG!c.; or
binary quality, j(Gj SIZE; common quality, 4@5e ;
inferior quality, 3@4c.
Sheep and LambS-Prime quality head -
IA So; ordinary. S4@ S4.7j; common, $3.50GG 81
inferior, SEA 81.
Swine-First quality, 6s@63c.; other qualities,
sI,t4r
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Prince William Co., jy 6-w4w

CERVANTS WANTED.-Wan ted To purchase
y FAMILY of SERVANTS, consisting of a
man and his wife, with without children-the
man to be sound and healthy, aged between 30
and ~, and accustomed to farm work: the woman
about the same age, aud capable Of cooking. wash
Ing and milking For servants of good character,
liberal price will be given, and comfortable
and permanent home guaranteed. Address Box
80, B.rryville, Clarke county, Virginia.
iu 92--rnkt
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 5.-In eight counties
partially heard from there is an Opposition
net gain Of 800 ON the vote of 1857.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 5.-ln IL counties Ne
therlands Imposition candidate for Governor)
makes net gain of about 1900.
For Congress, Quarles in the Eighth District
and Hatton in the Fifth (both Opp are
elected Avery Dem. in the Tenth, Ether
idge Opp in the Ninth. and Brabson
Opp in the Third are probably elected -
The two latter are Opposition gains.