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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-21
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CHIMES.
II. RAMEY, ia. Is receiving. sni has ar ale,
the following machines:
The Kentucky Harvester.
New York Reaper and Mower.
NeN York Reaper.
Mannys Reaper and Mower con,i.;l,,d
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Buckeye Mower.
II. l.. Aliens Reaper AMI MUwrr
light -horse Threshers aud Cleansg-
-Four horse Threshers and Cleaners
-Four horse separstoTs.
fwo-hOrse Threshers, Also
Corn Crushsrs, Of different patterns
Corn Shelters
Grading and Moving Scythes.
Grsin Cradles, &c
Samples Of the above machines lie s+-n az
his store, corner Of Vine and First SITS. my20
/1.9 RFET T.sChs.-FII.g C.fsRS
u leathered aud Carpet TacSs this day received
al the Wooden Ware Store.
]. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street..
uy2J Between Third and Fourth. Louisville.
Ss4I.N,s TUI.NE.- roy .f-ND
~ Hemp Seine Irvine, various sizes. Also, Tiot
Line and Staging. FoT sale at the Wooden Ware
store =. Is. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my2O Between Third and Fourth. Louisville.
1JfGS-9OO DRU.NS CHOICE ron
n sals nv :. y. GILBERT CO.
r EsF Linn, .s.,.D rHB FAMILY.
IL supplies at q MAIN STREET.
DR.fJN; COR.N; .s.N'D offs
- 5000 bushels Bran,
SUU 10 toTu,
leo do Oats. In store and for sale by
aplI q. ~. COOK * SON.
StHOES! SHOES! H0Rs!-CTLL
~ ut HUGHES aud buy your Shoes u you want
a good article at very low prices. Apll
DRIVES! PRC.vRS!!-2 C.ssEs
II best quality, Tor sale by
mar:3 8 r. GILRERT 60
IHkffLORS TRE.u.uE.N'GS-TAk ER'S
II Sstins-black, red, green, and blue sublime
quality italian Sewing Silk, Canvas. Padding
,oat, Vest. and Pant Buttons Of every variety;
Irish Measures, Selesias. Innings. Staying Linen,
spool Cotton, Linen Thread, silk Cord, Binding,
Vest Padding black aud white Velvet, SIR, aud
Tabby, In black, brown, and fancy c0lors; good
Sesdles, and many ether articles which Tailors aud
all others in want o. Trimmings, are required toeN-
anime. They will be sold cheapat HUGHES,
mario Corner Main and Second streets.
no! FOR PIXIES PR.lE ne
III have just received fine aud complete stock
Of DRl GOODS. which intend - sell low for
cash. MILLER & NIEHAUS, 40 Main II.
"oEyN'SOR y We W.TO.S-S or
~ COLCRS, an patent collapsible Tubes. Ar
rsngemeuts have been effected with Messrs. Nins0t
& Newton, for . constant and full supply VI thSir
celebrated OIL ColOts. Fer bTiisDcy, durability
and entire reliability they snrivslei. The hrs
class medal Tss awarded than at the Worlds FaiG
Londsr. CHARLES BABC0Gk.
ss,.T c Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-21

.DD.aRkET ~ n q n S-OR ~
SIA RI0Us sizes and kinds, in store and for sale
10y NICKERY BROTHERS,
now No. 50 Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALLHGANK Il
SASH. DOOR, AND BLIND
WHOLEsALr AND RETAIL DEPOT. Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

D0NNETS. Of every description. will be sold vt
ID cost for cash. at RICHARDS, i'll order TO
make room for Fall stock Iva
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
DIED.

In Washington. Yesterday morning, Or. ALEA-
AMBER j. WEDDERBlRN, in the isth year
81, his age after a long illness. Dr. "edderburh
vass native of this place lie graduatedih fnhl l.
.lelphia with distinction, ami aitef commencing
th, practice of his profession here received COZ"
mission a. Assistant Surgeon III the Nav! Vi INC
United States After several years service, he re-
;o,,,,J hi, commits sion aud settled ia New Orleans.
wb.r, his skill aud de, oion To his profession soon
s,,ur.l him large practice. ANA elhhehce Us n
ubvsicisn and surgeon. Upon the establishment
~ ,h. Medical College in New Orleans, he was
.rp.inted Professor of Anatomy III that ihst'tu'
ton which Office he filled Tor several years. 10
m. building up of this College, he devoted MS
most active efforts, and the best years oi MS me
lie visited Europe twice, ndc"iected thefe io' Tue
Co,I.,.. ON. of the best anatomical museums III
the I ni,ed States. His failing health, however
compelled him To- relinqu>h the active duties lnci
dent 10 his profession, and he has for the last 10"
wears lived ia retirement.
Dr. w. had many excellent traits OF character
which endeared him To his irieuds ana aequaih
RANGES MANY of our citizens will remember him.
with SINGER. regret for his loss. lie leaves wife
aud two children. to whom he WAS tondly attach
ed. and who will he heavily afflicted by TINS dis
pensation OF Providence.
La Mddleburg. Loudnun County, Va, on Sa-
turday, the 2nd July, CORNELIUS 5. TAlLOh,
in the 9Th year of his age
When the young man, Just entering on the active
SCENES of lifs is called away, it is always mourn
full and distressing; but in this II is peculiarly
go Reared among ~. and trained I" hisiness
habits, he had, by u life of singular nrbanity oil
manners, unbrnding Integrity, aud devotion I"
his Christian duties, won the confidence and es
teen Of all who knew him.
Some four months ago, he formed mercantile
repuexion here. and was engaged IN the pr0secu-
ton u that pursuit. with brigh; prospects Of sue
cess aud If Usefulness to his e"untry-To high
order of bust ness talent he united fine taste io-
Literature and by the application OF his leisure
hours to reading and study, made himself one OF
the best informed men Of his age, in our commu-
uity He had made the Bible his companion from
.ariy YOUTH aud WAS remarkable for his acquain-
tance with its sacred pages-ani having united
with the Methodist f.. Church, some years ago, he
has lived one OF its most consistent and active
mcmbers.
His SufferingS were protractcd through many
days without II murmur, aad he gave I" his friends
the assurance, that he going to II better land,
ard would "soon lee with his saviour
Thus has passed from earth. one OF our most
valued citixens-the devoted son and brother-the
faithful and ever SympathiSing iriend-the man
af high busiac., qualifications, and above all the
humble and piuus Christian. While we mourn
tor our loss. may bis bright example be profitable
% thasc who sHryire him.
Nilll,bur.s ,Iuly .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
The Stephens Ovation.

ArGr>rA. Ga, July 1.-The Stephens
ovation Yesterday WAS brilliant and great
affair. Mr.. Stephens made II tw"-hour speech.
lie regar' ed the long-conlinuel slavery ayi-
tation nS resulting henctcally to the rights
of the South. He favored the annexation or
ACQUISITION of Cuba advocated the repeal or
suspension of the neutrality laws. and repu-
dated the idea ot more slave States unless
the number of slaves should he greatly in,
creased upon which latter point he earnest,
IL insisted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
Washington Items.

c c,.rprr AwARpEp.-The Bureau
Of Construction, Equipment ana repairs Vi
Nav 90. 1889. having advertised ior coh-
tracts 10 furnish anthracite coal Tor the Navy
. I,ry. number of offers were received. Inc
lid If Mr.. Horace f. Browne, OF Baltimore
:, furnish Black Heath Coal at 500, DelhG
the lowest. has been accepted, and the COLI
tract awarded to him.
EcoxoyIzING ROUTE AGENCIES.-lhe POST
Office Department have determined 10 u's-
neuse with the services ot twelve express
r,,te agents each of whom receive salary
,f 81 OU1 YEAR, between New York anu
Cincinnati, and 10 allow the baggage masters
ten dollars II month each for tine duty of de-
liyering and receiving the through mali.
Tn, pKr>ipE>r'S MovIMrNrs.--The Pres
dent left the city this Saturday morning
for his summer residence at the Old Soldiers
Home. On Monday. the 18th instant. he
rrnro,es setting out for Bedford Springs
where he will STAY two weeks. lie Will DC
,,companicd by his niece. Miss Lane, Secre-
tary and Mrs. Floyd, aud probably Mrs Sec
rotary Thompson.
Arp,,yTvrSTS.-W I. Presson has been
Amounted by the President, Collector OF
,hr Customs at Yorktown, Va, vice VIM. III.
CurtiSs, .ir., resigned.
John s. Halliburton has been appointed
l. : Marshal for the eastern district ni
Arkansas vice Samuel y. Warner declined
LAND WARRANTS whole number ol
land warrants issued at the Pension Office
during the month OF June was as follows
Tnd,r tL. act of lSj5. of leo acres. jl3; Oi
IN acres. II: of 10 acres. 81. Under the
,r, nf $50 one l6O-acre warrant was issued,
making the total numbered warrants Tor the
month Go. - Washington STIR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
The Fourth in philadelphia.

PnLApELrnlA. July 5.-There WAS M
public celebration, although early i'll the
morning there wa>a parade OF the military.
The usual annual Democratic meeting took
place in Independence Square. In the eve,
ning there were innumcrable displays Of fire.
works, on private accountable juveniles. as
usual, sharing largely in the pyroterhnc dis
plays. 4 great number of fires occurred. i'll
consequence of the proceedings. The fire
men We're kept busy, hut by the aid of tn
steam fire engines the flames were suppressed
without serious damage. The weather WAS
delightful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
Fourth of July in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. July no disturbance or
rioting dlssraccd the anniversary of Ameri-
erouS fires, caused by the igniton of fire
works. In one ease. fifteen small dwellings
were consumed: the tenants were all absent
from the city. The new fire alarm and trIe.
graph, together with the steam fire depart
ment were kept busy. Thes" operated with
great advantage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAIL.
Celebration of the Fourth at Brandy Static

Celebration of the Fourth at Brandy Station
Correspondence ct tie -iiera"dria Go2'ifs.
BRANDY STATION, Cuipeper Co.. Va, July
5.-Thc celebration Of the Fourth here VA,
"A great success. ! certainly have never seen
n more elegant affair of the sort, and doubt If
there has been such II one in this part OF Nir-
cinia. Tor many years. At an early hour i'll
the day. the people began TO assemble i'll
fine grove on the farm Of DIR. {. X. Harris.
commanding Il full view of the beautiful Is
tate of Col VIM. b. Ross. Soon after the
arrival tthc down train, the people were in
wed 10 the stand, where the Declaration Of
Iu,lrucndence WAS read by the President of
,he pay, Henry Shackcliord. esq. }. ii. La
,.y esd. then engaged the attention OF the
audience for an hour. witha splendid grafton
which created great enthusiasm, and WAS re-
rniy,d with continued applause. After an
interval Of half an hour, mostly devoted to
,he apre1isiny refreshments ~ abundantIy
nr.yilcd. about three hundred gentlemen
sat down 10 a >umpturus dinner.
| understand that the committee OF ar
r;,ugrmcnlS had estimated ior lou persons
hut to have room for ali that might come they
procured seats Tor two hundred. hen the
rnmpaIlv was seated IL was found that ac-
r,mmni alton for an additional hundred waH
required. All was now arranged ana ever!
one provided Tor. After dinner. champagne,
trastS. and speeches. held us together untll
ia. ,ba,Ir> of evening. The speeches abound
Ell in wit and clnqucmcr NmnnS the speak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
GROVER n BAKERS
CELEBRATED
MJJy WING M HINES

PrIrr> rRov $40 re- SIPS HEuMEES 50 EXTRA.
yINUE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY have greatly increased
their facilities for manufacturing their celebrated
Family Machines. II is no longer questioned that
these Machines are the hest in use for Family
sewing. /, there u husband. father OF brother III
the United States. who will permit the druig"ry
of hand sewing in his family, when i Gr"ver 4
Baker Machine vii do it better. more expeditions
". and cheaper, than it can possibly be done by
han.l2
Send for a circular. For sale 10y
EDWARD :. LEADEEATER.
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STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.

r. We have For SALE an excellent
- -, STEAM TT q. three years old. 81 feet
IN length, feet hold. substantially built, and u"
great POWER. Her Engines aud Boilers are in irst
rate order. She i capable of carrying 5000 bush
of Grain under deck. drawing d feet of water
., --. We have. also, SEVEN first class
So. -:,s--.-2CANAL BOATS. nearly new. and IN
GOOD order They carry about 10 tons each. on
| feet oG water.
We ar. authorized To- sell tn, above much be-
i,ng mr'r cD., anil "o ',,y 'n,g '',a',. ana would
invite the attention of par,ir, interested III Canal
navigation - the great bargains here offered.
i, Off FOWLE 4 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
Cotton Ship Burnt at Sea.

NEW YORK. july j.-lhe ship S,alwart,
owned here, but on voyage from New Or
leans 10 Liverpool with :. 500 bales Of cotton
was totally burnt AT sea. The captain and
crew have arriyedat Queenstown. The ship
was fully insured in New York, Phlladel phia
uEd New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
Arrival of tho Quaker City.

New YORK, July j.-The steamer Quaker
City hasarri,ed at this port, bringing Havana
LatrS To the 10Th of June There WAS no
general news Of Importance. Sugar was ad-
vancing. The steamer Commerce was to
leave Tor Philadel pha on the lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

The Bank of the Republic in New York is pay
ing ont interest on the Orange and Alexandria
and Manassas Gap railroad bonds. The Bank "i
the State of New York will pay coupons of the
State of Virginia loans (ahout slo.ono.n"o.) Tn"
coupons of the Virginia and Tennessee, railroad
company due on the LIST of July. are paid by Pc
ters Campbell d Co.. No. % Wall street. y. ORR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
FOR GLYMONT
,rhr animal Excursion Of the FIRST PRESBY

TERRAIN SABBATH SCHOOL, will take place
on Th",.j"g D.,t, J"iy ri. t" GLlMoNI
IT, The Steamer THOMAS CoLLl Elk
-. ~ - ha. been engaged for the OCCASION,
and will leave her wharf. foot OF King street. al
O'clock \. NJ. Iunrtually. Tickets - cents: chIl-
drcn half price I" lac had ut the stores OF Robert
Bell. VIM. \. Hart, and at the Boat On the morn
ing al the Excursion.
\. Il. The Boat will also make trip in the nt-
trrnoom leaving Alexandria. at / o'rlock--tirkris
- cents. Returning, leave Glym"ut at u quarter
L.,,,r, s,vru is lid
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Death Of NJ. c. from Virginia.

PETERSBURG, july j.-ilun. ". .. Goodc,
member of the last Congress from thc 4th dis
trict, died of consumption on Sunday morn
ing. near BIytuwn. in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

GgoRGETowS FLorH lNSrECrIoN.-Mr. George
Shoema ker gain furnishes ihc following sfaistc-
Inspections for April last. barrels. l2.lh": half
sarreis 40 Nav. S.SJu-tD7. june .1.".iru
Total %, 7yj barrels and | -, half barrels. The
work q, the year ending 5uth of june is rs fol
lows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

EJrcrurxr. On Monday night last. be
tween . and IL o'clock. - stranger a'"n"d
the front door of II dwelling house "nhing
street. and walked in. He WAS met - he
WIS getting into the parIor. and uFnecout,
with kicking, being unable to E''" any
reason for his conduct, on Il explain wr lie
made - tree With other peoples premises.
lie was apparently sober and bad mar an
effort 10 enter another house before he cme
into the one from which he was elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

GRACE CHrRCU SUNDAY School. The
scholars attached to Grace Church Sunday
School. assembled on the Fourth of July. in
Grace Church, where they had Il Festival.
and spent several hours in the morning in II
most agreeable manner. After some bean-
tiful singing, the Rector of the church, Rev.
d. F. Sprigg, delivered to the children a
short but appropriate address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
Gc,rcctnwn u. t.. ic l>-w2m
ALEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.

~ OF lCE.-Ihe President aud Directors at the
" ALEXANDRIA WAIEE COMPANY have declared
a semi annual dividend al ! per cent, payable I"
the Strrkh"ldrrs on aud after the 10Th Of July.
At the office of the Treasurer.
EDWARD :. iIDlGH.
i, 2l--ihi Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

TRAvrL-There has been very consider
able increase in the travel over the railroads
leading To this city within week or two
past. and in order to facilitate the transport
stion Of the passengers, the cars of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. instead of stop
ping ut the depot, now run through to the
intersection of Union and King streets, ii
very short distance from the wharf of the
steamer George Page on which boat the pas
sengerS gong North are taken to Washing
ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

DlSTrRE,NCE.-On Monday evening, the
steamer Mount Vernon. on her return from
Glymont. where she had been on IN cXcur-
sion with Il large numhcr Of persons, was 'he
scene of quite riot between some parties
from Washington and this city. We learn
from persons ON the boat that IL the steamer
came up the river some Of the AlcXaudrIans
were treated very badly. and several fights
occurred between residents of both cities:
and when She reached her wharf here. be
tween and ! o'clock. many Of the Wash
ingtni,ianS collected about the gangway. and
made All attack un some from this city H.
they landed. when general fight took pl9cc,
duriuw which pistol shots were fired 10y the
hcllirrrcnts ON the boat, who afterwards
came ashore and followed the Aiexandrians
tot mon street. from whrncethcy were driven
hack hy the attcrtothr boat Several persons
from this place were Tor safety obliged to re-
main on the steamer and =" to Washington.
During the disturbance. We are told that Il
lady on the boat received ii severe cut "n the
head. the pilot was injured several other
persons were severely hurt by stones, &c.,
and the boat WAS damaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

Tnr CA>ll-rhc break in the Chcsa-
rrak, and Ohin Canal, short distance he
low the. Great Fails, has been repaired, and
it i, expected that boats, large number
havns accumulated above the break. will
arrive here t"day or tomorrow. The re-
ccipts OF Coal hy the Canal thus far, tins
scasun have been very large, III excess, We
believe. of any previous year, Tor the sam"
length 81 time There Is IN immense
amount OF Coal accumulated 1T the wharves
Of the different Companies here and III
Grur.rtown, and the orders from the East
cru cities ure numerous. aud the shipments
are only limited by the want of vessels Tor
transportation. though within the past few
DAYS the number of arrivals has increased,
and there are now quite number of vessels
nj the whar,ns taking in cargoeS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

II will b. seen that the Balloon from 81.
Louis, for the Atlantic Coast. reached Jefier-
son CO.. \. V. Oh Saturday last having lett -.
Louis on Friday evening. This, for the first
and experimental trip of such Il character is
a highly successful result. We shall proba-
biz, have more balloon excursions directed
now to some practical purpose.
The Fourth of JUL was celebrated at the
penitentiarv of the District of Columbia by
the convicts there. An Grafton was deiiN-
cred. &c. This is certainly ii singular pro-
ceedng. The Warden of the PcnltentiarN'
however, thinks it will have good effect
upon the future conduct of the prisoners
The Fourth of july Was celebrated Win
enthusiasm in Petersburg. Staumton, Lynch
burg Norfolk, aud various other cities ana
towns in Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

PRoMorius. Bushr"d W. froel.
acting master of the United States st'arer
Harriet Lane. has been promoted Ia lie
RINK of Second Lieutenant III the L. ,. !.
Marines for meritorious conduct Turing tie
late Paraguay expedition,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
10 Miles from Milboro' Depot, Va. c. R. R


10 Miles from Milboro' Depot Va. C. R. R.
HAVING taken charge Of this establishment,
| i ala prepared to accommodate boariers ~
degree of solid crntort that think will not be-
-urpaS Sci IN %. mountains, this My cAIc-
rencc in thr cement the Od Street. Springs,
and more recently the Bio.hinyt"" H,r.,. Lynch
burg may afford some guaranty to the public Of
my disposition to please my guests.
The Bath Alum Is admirably constructed AMI
-uupprA-is in an elevated region, Al the eastern
base Of the Warm Spring mountain. enjoy .nS IA
atmosphere unsurpassed Tor saubrity. aud having
II variety ot mineral waters, alum and chaly hrlt",
aS excellent ia their kind a. any Others in the
state and the purcst mountain trceSt"uc
TERMS:
Per day. -: per week, 80; per month Of four
weeks. go.
Excellent music from New York band pro,i-
lrd. and Ten Pin Alley, and other mI-.Eru.-,
without charge (" the guests of the h"u,".
On these terms. and with determination ~
please hope to ilI the rooms early lni to keen
them mll To- the last day of the season.
Bath county. jr ld-2awlm III. SNEAD.
CAPON SPRINGS Hampshire County. Va.
rINIIE subscribers would respectfully inform their
/ friends aud the public. that they have leased
the above well known WATERING PLAt l., this
lease embracing the MOI Mt Al y II | T.,
WADDLE BUILDINGS, 4c..D and will open :"r
the reception of visitor. the 10Th of June. In
valid. and Eamilir. can he accommodated earlier
if desired
\ daily mail. and a telegraph office within .;
mile, of lin. place.
Circulars or other information can bc bad by
addressing ~ u: above or D. " DUN esq" "'
Howard House. Baltimore.
D. T. WADDLh. prorri,tor.
D. d. SMITH.
Hampshire County, my i-eo3m'
IIvARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
w W,rpry C,rxry. V,.-This plc,.auimoun
iuin retreat was opened on the 18th of MAY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06
LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BOOTS and
SHOES. nj Greatly Reduced Prices

SHOES, at Greatly Reduced frlces
rINHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
aud the public generally that from and after
the first of July to the first of September he will
offer his entire stock of heavy goods al
PRIME COST FOR CASH;
and his large AMI select stock OF Boots shoes uai'
ter S. suitable ior the season. at greatly redu'-
Ell rates for cash. and cash only.
All goods charged will he at the regular rates,
a, my object i, money. HARMON Bl rms.
IOs Penn avenue. between { ! and 9TH SITS.
u few doors east of National Hotel.
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]. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY
WARRENTON, "a,

WIRRENTUN, VI,
IONTINUES 10 perform all operations belong
" Ing To- the Dental profession in the most ats
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor Mctiee may be found at home at any time
eyc.pt from th. second to the third Monday III cal
month. which time will be spent at Flint Hill, Rap.
p.hannJck County, Va.
Office and residence on Main street, nearly cIpo.
site the Warrcnton House.
Warr.mton. ian l--e"ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-06

SUNDAY School PFC NIC.-Ite scholars ri
the Village Sabbath School, If this place,
had very pleasant pie ME AMI celebration
in = beautiful woods about mil from Hunt
inl, Creek bridge in Fairfax county, on Mon
dav. At nine o'clock very large and agree
able rarty had collected there, and after all
were rested, the scholars were called to-
srthcr and sang hymn; after which tn"
Declaration of Independence Wa read hy
Amrri,u> Davis, and an Grafton delivered hy
Samuel II. Awrll The regular exercises
were concluded by a beautiful Duet the Clip
sey Countess. sung by two ot the scholars;
aud the company spent the remainder of the
dav in pleasant manner. ana rtnrnei
about six o'clock. The reader and GATOR are
both members of the school. and the'' efforts
are highly spoken of 10y those vs." heard
them.