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BemerfenSUertbeGfe Ruren.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rureu.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Yucatan-Texas Elec ton.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 5.-rhe Courier has a
special despatch from New Orleans, stating
that the war of races had ceased i'll lucatan,
and peace had been restored.
The same despatch says the returns from
Texas give small majority for RunnellS,
regular Democrat over Houston, the Anti
Slave Trade candidate for Governor.
New ORLEANS, Aug. The steamer
Orzaba has arrived from Galveston, with
dates Ia the 3Iinsrant bringing some returns
of the election in that state on the LIST inst
As far IL, heard from, Houston for Governor,
was ahead.
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1859.
A l. n A N A c
MA NE LIST
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures g.

PORT OF ALEN ANDKlA-hu"USl V.
ARkIvsD.
Schr. Mary aud Anu, Flower. Nanjemoy, wheat
TO Thomas Perry
Steamer 5. Seymour, Meredith. Philadelphia, to
VIM. II. Fowle i Son.
SAILED.
ship Elizabeth Bibhy, Weston. Baltimore. by
schr. Minerva, Stillmsn. Millsille. n. j., BY d.
b. Smith.
Sehr Busna Vista, Lynch, Miville, N. j., by
d. Is. Smith.
Schr Island City, Conkliu. New York. by T. J.
MehaHey.
Schr Puus Dupuy, Edwards, Troy, by I. Me
hshey.
den Miuiug Co
MEMORANDA.
ship Falmouth, White, for thi. port, sailed from
Cardiff, Wales, 18th ut.
Baraue H. Bcal-, Montgomery, from Dix Isle
for a shin .tou, arrived at Rocklaud, 30th ult
Brig Rolling Wave, Hall, tor this port, waiting
wind, was at Fall River, 3rd inst.
Brig Mary H., Baxter, from Portland, for this
port put into New York, It'll, gu account OF head
winds.
Schrs. b. r. Reeves, Shaw. hence ut Boston, III
inst; Minnesota Baker, and Ella, Matthews, do,
+,h inst.
Schr- Hamilton, Ogden, from Georgetown. and
C. Jayne Smith, from do, for Bridgeport, arrived
~ New York, 18th inst
Schrs. Helon Mar. Tuthill, from Georgetown,
and K f. Stockton, Crunmer from this port, arri
we'd at Providence, 3rd inst
Schr. Beauty, Johnson, for Georgetown, cid ut
Srhr. John Crockford, Smith, hence at War
wirk, End inst
Schr. Mary Johnson, for this port, sailed from
Petersburg, 5th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
AUCTION SALES.

BY +. NJ rCoRMICk-AuCrIO>sER.
\\yILL BE SOLD, ON WEDNESDAY, the
w 10th instant in front of the Theatre Build
in2. on Cameron street, at 10 o'clock
- boxes olive aud Chemical Soap
: :. Almond do.
20 - SuuchOng Tea
bhl. White Wine Vinegar
IL baskets Champagne ''deN illamOnt'
! cases Jamaica Rum
- kegs White Lead; 30 kegs Zinc Paint
| ease Nip Boots
Let Wrapping Puper-also Ground Pepper
Mustard. Indigo Yeast Powders, 6c., &c.
The attention OF the trade is particularly invited
To III" above sale. Terms cash. aug St
"a +. NJ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MALI ABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
SiLE.-undrr authority Of deed ct uuat
from Samuel A. Masters and wife, dated the hrst
day 81 April, 1877, aud duly OF record, the under
sIsh.d. =, trustees, therein uaed, will proceed at
!" o'clock NJ. %" S,tn,d"y ME 2Oh d"g Of A.
y"T lS'" IA front OF the Mayors Office, III tho
thy 81 Alexandria, Va, to sell ~ the hig hest bii-
der at public SALE the following real estate, ~ wit
No. /. A LOT OF GROUND ia the said city
OF Alexandria, and bounded as follows: Beginning
the East side Of Henry street, l6I feet SOu.h
81 Prince street, and running thence East eighty
three feet. i've inches, thence South, eighty ono
tccr, Ii feet alley then West, eighty three feet
nv inches, t" Henry street, thence North Henry
street. I" the beginning.
NJ. =. \ TRACT OF LAND in the county IT
Loud"uu, aud State of Virginia, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, 2kooa-
aud - pcIrhes. more ar less
No. =. 4 TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. >.
ana containing FOUR HUNDRED AND fotk
ACRES. | Rood and 20 PrrchcS, more vr hes
The courses and distances al these tM" tracts 81
Iaid are particularly set out, aud described IA
said deed ot trust, which will be exhibited AZ umo
and place "t sale. These lands bind on The Mid
die Turnpike roud-arc about two mile rc-rrr-
lively from the Chesapeake and OH" CANA. and
the line 1T the Alexandria, L"udoun and llamp-
shire Railroad. They are distant about twenty
i've miles from the cities of Alexandra, Va, and
of Washington aud Georgetown ID. C., respective
~. The land Is said Ia 10 of good quality, aud n
portion ut II III cultivation. Ii II we'll waller
ell. has plenty Climber and is remarkably heal
thy.
The buildings are excellent and nearly new,
consisting OF II handsome and commodious frame
:sf. DWELLING HOUSE, large barn, and
IL oth.r necessary out buildings. The situation
OF The dwelling Is high and commanding. An eN-
ccllcut opportunity Tor investment j. here rrcscn
ted Tor persons wishing L" purchase valuable
farm. The manager on the land, will show IT &"
such persons ~ may desire to examine II before
the sale.
TERMS or One-third of the purchase
money to tie paid in cash. and the residue III three
equal instruments at four, eight and twelve months
from the day of sale, the deferred payments &" ho
secured 10y the bonds of the purchaser and deed
of trust on the property.
The title of the land is believed To he unqses
ti"nahlr. hut the undersigned, selling a. uu.tees,
will only convey such title n u vested III them, 10y
said deed of trust.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH J q,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08

The WESTMINSTER REVIEW FOR july con-
taius eight articles i'll addition to the usual
copious account Of Contemporary Literature
which forms valuable appendage to every
number The paper. What knowledge is of
most Worth? is II comparative estimate OF the
relative values of the different kinds of
knowledge for the purposes of education, with
strong leaning I" a greater INFUSION
of the practical element in the ordinary sys-
TENS. Jowett aud the Broad Church, Is i
review Of Professor Jowett's work on the
Epistles Of ST. Paul To the Thessalonlans,
Galatians, aud Romans. The Influence "t
Local Causes ON National Character is IN in
teresting exposition If the operation Of na-
ture in determining the pursuit, position,
and future destiny OF u people. In the Life OF
Con jurer We lind IN account "i that Won
derful mechanical genius, Robert iloudln.-
The most lubuured article IN the number Is
very long one ON the Government .! India,
its Liabilities and Resources, which Is well
fortified with statistics, and appears I" he
lucid explanation OF the internal admins
tratnn Of that country. The Recollectlons
Of Alexander Non Sternberg give SOME plea
saut glimpses o. German n"tablllties ni the
early part of che present century. The 10
man Question and Austrian Intervention ear
nv us into Italy. and have all the advantage
over the ha-ty comments and unriPe sp-ru-
lations Of the newspapers Of the day, which
careful aud meth"dical arrangement OF fact
and argument is sure to confer.
Reruhlishrd by Leonard Scott < Co., 81
Gold Street. New York, who also reprint the
London Quarterly, North British, and Ed'n-
burrh Reviews, aud Blackwn"ds Magazine
at 50 year singly. orsloayear Tor the whole
five Periodicals. All these Periodicals COM
mencimg volumes with issues for July, the
nrescnt is u convenient time u subscribe.
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aug S-iaw2m
EY 7 Al NORTHUMBERLAND.

By L. NJ. McCORMICK.-Au
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELLING
" HOUSE AND LOT. ~ ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Pursuant t" II decree at the Circuit Court oi
Alexandria County, Va, rendered on the 18th day
of MAY. 1889, in the suit of James A. English ~.
MrTcis ia et al., the subscribers. a. Commissioners
al said Court, will offer for sale, ut Public Auction,
in front of the Mayor Office. i'll the city of Alex
andra. Va. al II "'cLrk, IT,. on SATi RbAf,
IF. III. 6h dag .i Any"I "rri. the DWELLING
:a::i HOUSE AND LOT. in said city. wherein the
said English now resides, situated on the north
side of King street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets. beginning ~ feet from the east side at Pat
rick street. and running east "n King street - feet;
thence north, parallel To Patrick street, 10 feet
thence west parallel 10 King street. - feet; thence
in II straight line t" the beginning.
rEnMs.-r,n per ccutum "i the purchase money
IL be paid IN cash; the balance in three equal III.
sfalmrni>. at Il. -. aud Is months from the day of
sale. Tor which the purchaser l. to give his bonds
bearing interest with good personal security, AMI
the title to he retained I'LL bonds are paid.
GEORGE ". BRENT. C"mmrs.
;. FERGUSON BEACH. OF sale.
je 27-eotS
ni,- The above sale j. postponed to N""ri"g.
2Ofh iasf,nf ,,t the same hour, or Immediately AT
ter the sale of :. A. Masters property.
GEORGE W. BRENT. J C"mm'rs
s FERGUSON BEACH, OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 5.--In ri counties the
opposition have certainly ynined one Con
gressman, aud probably three. In the Tenth
district Avery Dem is elected 10y about 400
maj. In the Ninth district Atkins DEM
is reported To be elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.

INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IRON
IL FOUNDRY, TOOLS, &c, dc By Nutue Of
deed o trust from Smith 4 Perkins, I" the uh-
derSisned will be exposed 10 public sale. -" ne
Fr'' d"g cj N"rember neat az 10 D'ciocE, 4. u,
on tue premises, the following VALUABLE PHO
PEkrl -
LIST. A Lot OF GROUND, bounded A. follows:
commencing at the intersection of PIT aud " like.
streets, running West 40 ler 10 inches on likes
street T." 81. Asaph street; thence south 30 Iret
inches on ~. ASaph, with the exception "f lot
fronting - feet Oh 81. Asaph with depth "t ! Is
ieoi) thence EustwsrLy 40 feet 10 inches to
Pitt street, thence North with Pit street 23 feet
inches to the beginning.
ID. GROUND KENT of So Der sunum on
the lot of - by lis feet. fronting on 1t. Asaph
street.
Srd A LOT ut the intersection of 81. Asaph
and Ubbon streets. fronting on Gibhon ~ feet I
inches aud running back ~. Asaph street,
nvrthwarlly 30 feet 10 ten feel alley.
Is LOTS fronting on ,iibb"n street u feet b
inches each, with depth ln"rih"nrdlyD OF 80 feet
I" 10 feet alley.
This property fronts immediately the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, aud Is improved 10y IA
substantial and well appointed hire proof rot n
-. DRY 100 hy 10 ie,t, built al buck, covered
al with slate, aud has the necessary SHEDS, out
huildmgs and fixtures for irst class Foundry
business.
Also, ! steam ENGINE-ryinLer 10 inch diam
eter. ~ inch stroke, with tubular boiler
:. eat iron CUPuLAS of 20 inch diameter and ~
feet high
| platform scale; force pump
= charcoal aud casting grinders
| | Alden's patent blower: touT wheel track
| scale bcam for Weighing boilers aud heavy cast
ings
= large and | small Crane
| Core oven aud Fixtures
| lot Car and Engine Wheel Chills aud Copes
Also, Quarlcring Machine, for Boring Crank Pin
Holes, built by Lowell Machine Go.
Wheel Drawing Machine Fan Blower
! lot of Grind Stones
Polishing Wheel and Fixtures, together with 4
large assortment OF Chipping ChiScls, Taps and
Dies, Spirit Levels. and great variety ot MAClil-
NlSrS', BLACkSMlTliS', and BOlLER-MA-
kERS Tools. to" extensive To specify i'll an al
veriisrmeut, but comprising such tools Ms are used
III all extensive manufacturing establishments.
| large Herring Fire Proof safe
| Circular Saw and Saw Bench
| Double Whip Saw Wood Turning La;hes
| set Il feet Iron Eenchng Rollers
TERMS OF SALE:-For Real EState--onc fifth
cash balance in Il, IL. Is and ~ months with inter
tcrest deferred payments and secured by deed oil
trust. Personal Property-on all sums under
500 cash, that sum, six months. on approved
endorsed notes, with interest added.
WIN. GREGORY
ROBERT JAMESON. Trustees.
". \. McNElGH,)
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'Ity o,,..,n
WILL. b. rIT ~ ~ BAGS A>p MANNED
s Sands Excelsior Manipulated Guano,

ANp WILL CONTAIN
.! 10 ~ per cent. 1mm""," "rt 10 I" % per
cent HoYhdtrS.
If intended that il shall renrh the highest oil
tb.s. standards. but some allowance Is desired I"
he male. t. meet any possible short coming which
by accident may lee made. The Excelsior No.
believe equal To- the best Peruvian 'iuano ON any
crop To which that article i, applied and VIII sur,
pas. it imrr"' to n"d. Inc IN
nuhI,. have been much imposed upon Icy all sorts
If rr.t,.s,d fertilizers. but have no hesitation III
saving, that believe this compound VIII Ice t"uhi
the ~. Plus Ultra" of anything OF the KIND when
ha. vet been produced: and with tins confidence
IN it, value. | have agreed t" Introduce II J." 'ho
public. HAh hn 80" go
formerly Editor Of the American Farmer,
Baltimore, MI.
All order, from person. in Virginia and Mary
Land. trading with Alexandria, will he promptly
supplied 10y the Agents. co
ADDIsON, WALLACE co,
;,s .oy,, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
CON Z B c ! A l..
Ths Markets.

,.ou, Aug. 6-Flour is slow OF ssle' but
-. Ar, uualtered; Howard street *'.'o' 'ny
f in. ,,e5 whea, closed dull; sales Of io'"oo
white 1900 Il0c.; red l5@ is1e. Corn
,..a n,m and generally unchauged; white ana
-sn.soc. Provisions unchanged. Whiskey
.lo.si duil at u
NV Yoss, Aug. 6.-Flour lOSiae. lower;
.,,,.,b5at49o; Ohio *4.s5@$5.4o; Southern
,.o,m,5so. Wheat 3g5c. lower; Southern red
'a,n,I,,c white las. Corn heavy aud nominal.
~ ouist; mess $l46o@$li65. Lard steady
,r,;...y dull. Stocks opened 6rmsr, but closed
~ Va. 6, s3t; Mo. 6's s2A.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Aug. j.-The llaherero,
from Miuatitlau, has arrived up with the
California mails In Mexico, Miramon had
decrred heavy tax on every citizen OF Next
co who lavors the priests. Otherwise. there
is nothing of Importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

SESSION OF 1917 bu.
yI,UE next Annual Course Of Lectures will com
i mence on the lst Monday IN October, and
continue until the lsl "t March
Oh. Bell Gibson. VI. b., Professor of surgery.
David II. Tucker. NJ. h., Professor OF Theory
and Practice oil Medicine.
Beverly K. Wexford. NJ. b. Professor OF MaterIa
MeLica and Therapeutics.
A. L. Pelicolas, NJ b., Professor OF Anatomy.
l.. = Jones, NJ. b., Professor Of Institutes oI
Medicine.
James II. Conway, NJ. d. Professor OF oi'ste-
tries, dc.
James b. McCaw, NJ. u, Professor Of Chemistry.
Marion Howard, VI. b., Dcm"ustrat"r of Anato.
my.
Students will enjoy every facility ior the acqui-
sition of a complete medical elucati"n. The ai-
ysutayes of Richmond IN this respect have been
fully tested by an experience oi twenty year. -
The supply of material Tor Practical Anatomy is
ample, and at II very tritiing cost.
Clinical instruction rs given III the lnhrmary
connected with the College, and under the same
roof with the Lecture room. This lnhrmary,
which is also the Marine Hospital for the port 81
Richmond, is at all times well filled with medical
and surgical cases, and numerous. surgical opera
tions are performed III presence OF the class stu
dent. also enjoy the clinical facilities afforded 10y
the Richmond Aims house.
APRIZE OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. of
fered by DIR. Thomas ID. Warren. al North Carroll
ma, will he awarded for the best Essay which may
he presented by any member vi the graduating
class
EIEs-Ta each Professor.
Demonstration oil Anatomy .............. 10
Naturalization. Observation-Disclosures. .
Graduation -
Board may he obtained III .R,chmond. at prices
ranging from S3on t" 50 per week.
For further Information, apply Ia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. j.-Returns indicate
the election of Adams in the 9th, aud Moore
in the 9th Congressional districts. both Opp
stirn The vote, however, is close, and the
result may be considered doubtful
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
ltOMNUNICATED.

BAPTIST AsSoCIArIoN-Th Committee OF
Arrangements are husily engaged III max
ing the necessary preparation for the APP
preaching meeting. The Board will meet
on Tuesday, and am Informed that the Rev.
Mr.. Thomas breaches the Introductory SER
mon ON Wednesday morning.
Niddlchurr. August Il. 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08

At New York there has been material deciho
.,',t. NOT only in "f,ueies" and Railroad
h.. liant also in several Of the prominent State
.,.,k An Increased demand tor money (under
.m. revival oi trade, especially in foreign goods
.uI export. OF specie to pay for them,) has caused
I;..l.ciuy of loans ON stocks, etc, aud hence III
,.,, th, l,ur,sS sion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
Erie Railroad.

New YORK, Aug. j.-Thr Supreme Court
of this State has granted the application for
the appointment Of receiver, under the
fourth mortgage Of the Erie Railroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08
North Carolina Election.

PETERSBURG, Aug. G.-ln the first Con
grossional district, Smith Opp is certainly
elected over Shaw DEM by about 400 ma
j"rity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-08

4. regard, the stocks in the Western markets,
h,yr mo- reliable data hut parties interested put
:, ~ - ruu barrels, which may he considered with
=, n, mark. The stock OF Cut Meats, particular,
/, side, i. comparatively small in the West and
:. i.,y. Ly ON. tenth ~ they were this time last
..ar p.rhaps. but n, regards this. nothing can be
'i,,,,n.L beyond II vague estimate, AS 1t is shs"-
L,,,l, IMPOSSIBLE obtain an accurate report from
> Il.,. AT any time -Cin. Price Current.
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CuIc,Go, Aug +.-The wheat statistics publish
ed in the Commercial Express show the receipts
for III. wear ending Aug LIST To he 5,0gl 900 bust-
-. ,yaipst $3.50, 900 bushels for the previous
wear. The shipments about in the same pro-
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KErrLEwELLs MANIPULATED GUANO.

WE have received full supply OF this article
w and shalt keep itc"nstaniIy OF hahd. IL
composed ot pure Peruvian an' fn1s'"A'"
Gr,,ns from IN. Island. of Chinclla and Ncya>su,
combined ami closely integraied 10y machinery:
", j. warranted rn contain per cent OF Am
monia and - to ~ per cent. of Phosphate "i Lime
M. p per cent. of Ammonia. and - To "o FER
cent Of Phosphate OF Lime.
Tn. testimonials Of the value Of this Fertilizer,
in our possession, are very strong, aud ir"m sour
ces known to u to he reliable.
WM. H. FOWLE 4 son,
mil No. South Wharves.
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aiIg l-law"w
MRS McCORMICK's SCHOOL.

AIRS. MCCORMICK desires 1" inform her
wi friends and the public generally, that she
will resume the duties ot her school on the first
Monday in September next
Tn. course Of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite To II thorough English edu
cation.
In addition to her day scholars, she l. DESTROYS a"
receiving into her iamiiy.a lie" fupiis A. h'arder''
,.,.I fran 10 I, |, wears, Who will he under her
immediate care and oversight.
For terms and further particulars. apply at her
ras;l.rc. NJ, "a Cameron street. ~ 25-eotf
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Miss ELLEN MARK, will resume her SCHOOL

On he Ioth ~ September.
LIVERY attention, as heretofore, will be given,
IL that the pupils may be thoroughly taught,
rather than premsturely advanced. The higher
classes have the advantage of instruction in Math-
ematics and the Ancient Languages, from gen
tlemau well qualified to advance them. Terms as
usual. French and Music ut Professors charges.
As the number Of pupils will be more limited than
formerly, parents desiring to enter their daughters
will please make an early application.
AuY S-entOctI