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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-09-21

w. A.
w, Fl and offers for sale, the following.
Bales do sheesiss, 81 : inch.
Oil Competing.
Hats.
ITO dozen mems palm leaf hats,
Case brown Leghorn hats.
Case dark cashmere wool hats.
Case black wool hats.
Case brown wool hats.
Cases figured pearl wool hats,
Cases pearl wool hats.
BrOgans and Boots.
Cases mems waxed ID. and bd. brogans,
g can pumps.
" : grained brogans,
" " enameled q
" thick boots,
" boots. half double sole,
" grain boots, 10 inch leg.
so dozen ex. walnut axe handles,
Cases saddles & brides.
Manila Cordage-a. l. II Ind II in.
Cases Tobacco.
An assorted lot of fancy light coats,
An " lot of satinet pants,
Denim frocks and pants,
Cases hickory shirts,
Ivory tooth combs,
Long round combs.
Fancy India rubber toys, etc. 1s7-sn
FOR SALE,
lust ARRIVED PER AMERICAN CLIP.
- bark SACHEM, J. B. Atkins, master, from Boston, tia
following assortment Of Merchandise
Cases blue denims,
Cases blea. flannel,
Bales awning stripes, a new article
Bales bro. drilling,
Cases print lawns,
Cases satteen blea- twill,
Bales printed carpets,
Gases ladies' gaiter lined boots
Gases mems rubber boots,
Gases boys do do,
Gases women's do do,
Cases charcoal irons,
Bbls prime pork,
Barrels mess pork,
Half bbls mess pork,
Or bbs mess pork,
Bbls mess beef,
Bbls navy mess beef .
Tierces hams,
Barrels vinegar,
Half bbls crushed sugar,
Half boxes rasins,
Cases refined lard, 80
Casks pilot bread,
New Bedford iron hoops, ix16, Xii, 13x11, Hi.
134n Apply to CHAs- ~
BREAD.
NAVY, PILOT AND MEDIUM BREAD
j II CASKS and;obls. Tor sa,ssy w.~v,r.x . 70
ExCHXUGE ron SALE.
vyHALE1kH 1BzEEs, on BILLS DRAWN
" 4 eun< DMekaes1s On New Bednrd, ~ ~ b.
xXTFo rUkPENTINE.
eALE0Ns, IN 8 GAI- TINS,
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- -
3 - had : corps Of 1900 men.
7-r:.creaGiue, and was about TO remove
radsy 80 where there were 5000 men
- APPPs ~ Romagna, and that bio hroes
s5s-ro would form an army capable
rbseo-i~nenIenc Of Centre Italy, 1t least
ns.snN eapolifan forces
20 b1', ,Ioieus proposed 70 arm 1000 Aus
I'm to enter bis State and assume
q 9yas French army had been ordered to
80" III Tuscany for the purpose Of pre-
fads- ar of addresses have been signed in
q nul net the return Of the clerical func-
500 S,rernment and in favor Of q union
S5n'A copdent Of the Nord, writing on
prs ".-s q letter from Rome states that the
st' csrtain conditions, the title of Hon.
begs' A. the Italian Confederation.
-xtbe news from Paris is indicative of
s.Jisr Of distrust towards and dislike Of En-
steam navy is to be increased to 15O
"a sbips, net including ~ steam trans
fr som Paris give currency to the rumor
Isolation, that the Emperor Napoleon
90 visit to Queen Victoria, at London.
So, NAPOLEON is to make his grand entry
- me 18th of August, at tho head ola
% a. that 2O0, 900 men Of the French army
r'sh.rred from the army on renewable
- The purpose Of reducing the army ex-
S,r.s from the wine-producing districts Of
$50 unfavorable character.
England.
..s=b Ministry have announced. in Parlia-
=, ,s,v will not set upon any invitation that
.es;se. to take part in q European Con-
p the result of the proposed conference at
Sr,ss Of Commons, Lord John Russell, in
.,,suent in relation to foreign affairs,
q r,,lsud could never be the party to any
= fr,iug the Grand Dukes Of Tuscany and
.-n the people without their consent
rshu Tfaes urges the immediate arming of
ys,y with the Armstrong CUR.
ss.ss al the British Parliament indicate that
assures will be adopted in the prosecu-
- ,l.,s proposed for the national defenses.
! - papers state that the Atlantic Tele-
tr.rrsuy have determined to make the con-
= he new cable to consist Of wire twisted
= tines the size CT the old cable
a Gattan, the younger, is dead. He was
.-brr Of Parliament for Meath, in Ireland,
ur.iring son of the great Henry Grattan.
.
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Shipping Masters Notice.

Shipping Masters Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE
~ notice that they have associated themselves together
49, for the purpose OF shipping foreign seamen at this port.
Having taken the office at the Sailors Home, and from their
past experience IN the business, they feel confident of giving en-
tire satisfaction TO all masters Of ships, agents of ships, or others,
who may favor them with orders in their line.
Officers and seamen for whaling aud other voyages procured
at the shortest notice Advance promptly repaid on the failure
Of any seaman to render himself on board at the required time,
or a substitute for his place obtained.
LEWIS & wOODMAN,
Shipping Agents-0ficea at the Sailors Home.
REFERENCES
CAPT THOMAS SPENCER,
c. A. WILLIAMS i Co.,
G. L. RICHARDS,
ii. W. SEVERANCE
J. G. LEWIS Q69-3m) c. g. W00DMAN.
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SundrieS.
GAN FRANCISCO WATER CRACKERS.
- Jenny Lind Cakes and Butter Crackers,
Cranberries, in 10-gallon Kegs,
Genuine Sperm Candles, IS,
Ground Pepper, in glass,
Oregon Salmon.
Putty, in tins and ~bladders,
California Mackerel, in barrels and kegs,
California Herring, in kegs and kits,
Sardines, in kegs,
California vermicilh,
California Macaroni,
Preserved Ginger,
Red, white and blue Bunting,
Cases Carbonate Soda,
Halfchests tea,
Just received per bark YANKEE, and for sale by
16Qtf H. W. SEVERANCE.
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w IADn
HAS TO THE
ODD VS. Bh1Ch DOAhDANU !
On Fort, near King Street.
HE OFFER FOR SALE, ON
favorable terms, a large and very complete assortment
of HARDWARE. COMPRISING the following articles:
uOUSC CuD TSuuN HARDyVARE.
n arg variety . iocAs sone ~ pe'"
IauocHs, u'a"st HeAs, pN" "As
Drass a . nnses W !s.yN,
brass q Dolls, prass iron scrc"s'
Sut u wrought hhns, 50 -
Out ana wrought spikes nhishpg "a"s'
auen. onnu nnsS ny
salehl gaze hinges aha ms
Sash SPRINGS anu as,ensI nan a. nn
49,: 80, ~ hat boors IRON and brass
Hasps, hooks and staples,
Sliding door rail and sleaves, etc, etc, etc.
cTrTUEDV
superior o common KNIVES III n"ns
ivory handle table knives, carvers ana iorhs,
Cook and butcher knives, sardine Knives,
Scissors and shears, tai.ors' shears,
Fine and common razors,
Pocket knives, from the most approved mahuiacturers'
FOOLS
Rest hand saws hack do. commas do.
Key hole ssIioe meat nit and X nj saws
FiIes and asn of every description. includingP. Stubbs'
csla,ra,sd saw 6ies
Ch;ss,s amm.r batcbats NOE qimIets
nnxwnod and ;vo,v rules fame nea
Snoreohavas broad Owe adzes
"a a and adze handles screw drivers.
paveIs hsnct hoors oil cans nlnmbs and levels
- ~ 90, o 5raw;ng Knives
penc ~" 49, bsnch and hand Si.es CoopyRs, Tools.
- 80 awis ~ cola cine shifting
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sltn Aabutisfmtats.

To Advertisers.
sURTISEMENTS SHOULD BE HANDEL
N practicable, by IL O'Clock Of the day before publi-
16S-1m
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~OLD DUST. COIN AND FOR.
" warded and insured on Open Policies, held from the best
Insurance Companies in New York and London.
Packages, Parcels and Letters forwarded Semi-monthly, via
Panama and Nicaragua, in charge of Special Messengers.
A Special Express is made up by US for Panama, Caliao, Lima,
Valparaiso, and all the principal ports Of the west coast of South
America, which is promptly forwarded b the English Steamers
leaving Panama on the 14th and 10Th of each month
~ Collections made, and all orders pertaining to legitimate
Forwarding and Express business, attended to with dispatch.
Principal Offices.
A. P. EVERETT, : Honolulu.
124 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN Francisco.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
CON IN z B C IAL.
Monetary,

Money is in active demand and We have still to
,uote the market stringent. The Banks are not
,l.inC great deal in diseounting, and much good
,p.r finds its way to the street. The late foreign
.Iyic.s. says the Baltimore Sun. "appear to have
little effect in financial circles this side the
fer and the degree of hatness which cLarscterizes
,nr markets may be ascribed for the most part, if
not wholly. To domestic causes, pertaining in a
.p.,is degree to various works vi internal im-
movement, &c. The prospect Of an increased bn-
.ine.s, however, in the country, when the present
hne crops now rapidly ripening to the harvest,
shall be coming to market, Us an encouraging fes-
,ure for the future. The next six to twelve months
NAV do much towards indicating which Of our
Railroad stocks and securities are Of real value,
and which are not. Both good and bad will thus
ultimately find their true level"
The Baltimore American of yesterday, says
The money market continues stringent, and
more difficulty is experienced in placing paper,
although the rates are not much higher. We
oaote first class endorsed paper at 64(97 q cent,
and single names ot the class at 7(9S p cent
Call loans are made ut s@lO p cent, with stock
sstuTties
The Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says
"Noney i, not 20 abundant. The arrangements
lust made for meeting the selni annual interest on
State bond. having shortened the line Of discounts
Of the Banks. Exchange is without alteration"
The transactions in stocks during the week have
been limited and prices have undergone no mate
rial change. On Monday last there was sale of
$4,000 Corporation Of Alexandria stock, in Wash
iuQtan, at SIS cents. At the same time, $1,000
Bank of the Old Dominion stock was sold at 1905.
Nothing done in Railroad securities since our last
report, and quotations wholly unchanged. In
New York on the I'D stocks were dull, and the
general tendency downward. There was nothing
done in Government stocks. Missouri SKIES lost
the advance of gained the day previous. Sales
o. Virginia were made at 954, and of Tennessee nj
s23M93 The steamer Africa took out FIVE hun
dre aud fifty-one thousand dollars in specie.
The n. Y. Commercial OF Thursday afternoon,
,sys:-"United States fves of 1874 are steady, al
lO4 In state stocks the largest sales were OF
Missouri skies, closing at S6i. advance Cali
fornia ssvens advanced Z, and Tennessee skies de-
clinsd J. Virginia skies brought yesterdays price
A small lot Of North Carolina was sold at 9s.'
Land warrants are still in fair demand, mostly
wanted for use at the land sales advertised for July
Ii Is thought the will be still further sdvan-
csd as the season progresses.
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~RIPT:C
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Albany.

ALBANY. June III The bids for the loan of
S&j0,O00 at per cent. for the deficiency III
the General Fund debt of the Sinking Fund.
were opened to-day. The bids We're limited,
being in all only SG50000, exclusive of one
bid for the whole sum at par by Rufus Ill.
King ( Co. The loan was awarded as fol
lows:
To Thompson Brothers. y. Y. $4,000 at
l0l .. per cent; 100000 at l1l IL; Sl0C,-
900 ut l0l Of. and S25 900 at 100 81.
T. Williamsburg City Bank, SIS, 900 at
l0l .0G. and 80 900 at lO09l
To John Sill S2j 900 at loo. 90.
Thompson Brothers were the only bidders
from New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The New York journal of Commerce, with
out mentioning any name. says that leading
speculator in the provision trade, well known
as oneof the largest, boldest operators IN the
country, has given notice that he will be una
bic to fulfil his contracts, and has suspended
payment He was bound TO receive on Sa-
1uTday, it is said, large quantity OF pork,
chiefly prime, at about - per Dbl. above cur
rent rates. IIsassets, as generally computed,
show surplus, independent of these con,
tracts, Of about $4,000. and it is supposed
that he will resume in few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

,rH-Joseph Jewett, esq, formerly Il
resident Of Baltimore, but for the last Il or
Il wears. II citizen of this place-lor some
time Treasurer of the Corporation, and Il
number of wears, hook-ke-per at the bank
ing house of Corse Brothers. died about noon
Yesterday, at the boarding house OF the
Misses Thurstun. in this city.
MAsoNlc.-The following officers of Wash
ington Lodge. No. 30, were elected. on the
23d instant John A. Milburn. W. NJ; W.
II. Lambert, S. W; Edward S. Hough, j.
W.: George f.. French. Treasurer; Cuthbert
Powell, Secretary; W. Selien Peach, ). D.;
J. Edward Towson, ir., j. D.; John Shakes,
Tyler.
The following officers Of Mount Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter, No. It, were elected On
Saturday last :-W. II. Lambert, II. p; John
A. Milburn, n; Levi Hurdle Scribe; W. Sci
den Peach, G.. Of H.: Geo Craven, IS; John
7. Burke. R. A. c.; T.. Hunt, NJ. 3. v; +.
W. Ashby. NJ. >. v; J. f. Towson, jr.; NJ. |.
V; Edward 5 IIough, Secretary; }. IL. D..
Smoot, Treasurer; John Shakes, Tyler.
FTsH.-The finest and best lot of Rock
Fish that we have seen for a long time, was
brought to market yesterday morning. by
Capt. JAMES GrY. They were caught near
the mouth of the river. and being packed IN
ice, ~ they came out Of the water, arrived III
prime order, and were great treat to such
of our citizens ns procured them. Most Of
them weighed from ten to twelve pounds.
The SEW sTATUARY FOR THE CAPITOL. that
portion of which has been completed, Is now
being moved from the sheds where the artists
have executed it, to the Hall Of the old
House of Representatives, where it will re-
main on exhibition until such time as the
pedestal- shall have been prepared for them.
The large statue Of the Goddess of Liberty,
on account Of its great weight, will be reno,
we'd to the east grounds of the Capitol, where
it will occupy temporary place near the
statue Of Washington Wash. Sta' q yes
J,,.J,,u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

REMARKS-The market for BreadstuHs dur
ing the week has been very quiet, with light "ner-
ing. TIL. stocks on hand reduced, and trans
sc,ons have been limited. The Flour market has
bssn particularly inactive; the country mills doing
little. awaiting the new wheat. The transactions
are confined principally to the city trade though
We have heard Of few sales to shippers. Prices
have remained without noticeable change since last
week, though the tendency has been downward,
and maintained alone by the limited supply We
quote S7@$7I24 for Union street Superfne; Elk
ira $7s7@$s, and Family $s75@Ss. In Wheat
We have very little to notiee-ths receipts have
been barely sufficient to allow quotations fester-
dsy there were some small lots offered on Change,
which sold at 1850 for fair to good white, and
ll2c. for do red. Harvesting has commenced,
and the accounts of the yield and quality favora-
bic. The unfavorabls weather has delayed the
receipt of new Wheat. Corn has been In fair re-
cspt aud demand this week, but prices have
downward tendency. We note sales yesterday OF
white at SEC, and mixed at SOC. No yellow Of
fered. Rive has declined, and there is better
supply. Sales yesterday at Soc, and dull. The
supply OF oats - 1alr, anu We hoto '"i'Ae' w
cline with sales at 45c., struck measure Corn
Meal is in fair supply at last weeks figures. For
the past week the Grocery market has been very
quiet We note an improved feeling In Sweets
and sugsrs may be quoted from an to oe'ter
from the lowest point reached We quote Browns
ut I, II, "A, u, and sc.-rehned goods are UP
full t. Molasses firm, with an upward tendency.
CofIees about the same. Salt very firm All 9TH
err goods in the Grocery line at stand still Ihis
is q dull time of year for the grocers. Provisions
are dull-bacOn unchanged. Lard quiet. Butter
in good supply o, 1870 Csc for best roll and print
Eggs scarce and high at log lsc. q dozen. Fer
.ilizers generally inactive and no sales OF imp'r
lance. Plaster scarce, but prices unchanged
wanted principally for grinding WOOL IS coming
in freely and finds a ready market We quote
common unwashed at 23@25c common washed
3v@37c.: Merino unwashed 3O935c. washed do.
4s@5sc. Coal is still accommodating in large
quantities at the wharves, and vessels are greatly
needed to carry it off There have been few arri-
walls, and rates are very high-to New 1ork
si62! and other ports in proportion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
Rsltimors Cattle Market, June rs.

Beef Cattle. The offerings at the Scales To-Day
amounted to l, $50 head. Of the number offered
$50 hesd we're driven to Philsdslphs. 100 LETT over
uusold, and the remainder purchased by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from 1915 to $3.50 2
100 rs gross, and averaging s475. The market
was trm but not active.
Sheep-The supply was good this week, and the
market rather dull sales at $25O9s3 ioo IDS
gross
Hogs-The supply has been very moderate tn's
week. but the market is not very active; sales VI
s>@S9 r 100 lbs, as to quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
conn., \ Y,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50, 900 DOLLARS,

AND CONSTANTLY INC IRE As No.
The Charter of this Company offers more fa'"ra-
bic advantages to the farmer and others, than any
Company chartered in the State, by insunhg
with or without premium note. IT the applicant
prefer, he can pay the full amount Of the premium
in ga H. or by eierting II cash insurance Tor two
wears the insured saves eighth of the amount
he would otherwise have 10 pay; OF by becoming a
member, and gyinga small! premium note, the m
sure,l saves nearly one hall of the amount charged
hy stock Companies, When insuring from year To
wear Thi, i, the advantage resulting from the
combination 0i the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, oh the 18th day "f
March. lS,i since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons have insured and become
members Of the Company, aud over seventy thou
sand dollars have been paid for losses. Having
increased business during the past year, We feel
grateful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far, and for its hnttcrng Pr"s-
pe,i, Of future usefulness. The Directors hope
and believe, that by prudence, caution, aud rigid
system of economy, they will establish for this
Company reputation for chcupne-s and safety
not surpassed by any Company in the L. States
All differences in settlement Of losses, may lie
determined by three disnterested arbrntors OF the
County where such loss happened to he mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
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Richmond Stock Market, June "a.

Virginia six cent "a years to run, no sales at the
Treasury. - "
Virginia six y cent, shorter dates sales IS and int
Richmond CITY Bonds, last sales fs1 and interest.
Virginia bank Stock, par $!0--sa's s,41z
Farmers Bank Stock. last sales slo5
Exchange Bank Stock, sal-e slo5.
Bank Of the Commonwealth Stock, lU2l7
Richmond Fredericksburg and PcVmu Railroad STOCK,
last sae- $40
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, s+ln
Richmond and Dauvile Railroad guaranteed bonds sales
500 and interest
Virginia and Tenne-se- Railroad Bondi End mortgage,
SaL and inst Do 3rd last ssles $50 intefest
orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds as fiat
Orange and Alexandria z cent Bonds sso nat
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds, SOL u, Nat
Norfolk City $50
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n 4 Rim LIST
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JrNE "a

ARRIVED.
Brig Amina, Lewis, Portland plaster to Fowle
4 Co.
Schr. Fleetwood, Burr, New York, to 5. Shinn.
Schr. Isaac Huxley, Leavitt, New York, to
Master.
SAILED.
Schr. john Forsyth, Holmes. Fail River. 10y
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Carrie, North, Richmond, Wy d. b. Smith.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Prima Donna, McGrath, for this port, Ell
tered outward at Liverpool, lth inst.
Brig May Queen, Morton, from this port for
Boston, WAS at Holmes Hole 2lst inst.
Schr. Lydia Ann, Weaver, for this port, sailed
from Providence 2lst.
Schr. james House, Spragg, for this port, sailed
from Bakers Landing 2lst.
Schrs Rebecca Patton, from this port, and
Hamilton, Ogden, from Georgetown, arrived at
New York 22d.
Schr. supposed TO be the Angeline Nsncleaf,
from this port, for Dighton, passed up Fall River
Goth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
AGENCY OF THE NETWORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER sl,600,0o
r. !. MURPHY, VI u. ,,,;..,, t.,,.,;,s,y
c. W CHANCELLOR. VI. y J 80
l. LOUIS kiNIEk, iJsEi a. -i''Jopfr'd.
UNHE profits OF this Company enure exclusively
l. to the benefit OF the assured, and have aver
aged not less than 80 per cent. per annum on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent Of the premium loaned to the in
surers without security. Forms Of application for
insurance, and any information respecting 1t, will
he furnished without CHARGE by application to
the agent. my 6--Za"hm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
Richmond Markets, jun "a.

The quotations are not changed since our last
report. The market is very dull. Tobacco is de-
Pressed notwithstanding the large breaks; yet quo
;aiions have not been changed. Flour Is du'i, anu
oay finds sale as demanded by ths local usos-
The quotations are much above the views oil snip
yers. No transactions in Wheat. Corn is quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
Great Trotting Match.

New YORK, June 24.-rhe second great
trotting match for - 900, two mile heats,
between Flora Temple and Princess, took
place yesterday on the Eclipse Course, and
resulted By the latter, winning Time %
md -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The Richmond Enquirer says that 1.-The
late election in Virginia is sufficient to show
that in very many parts Of the State, the De-
mocracy were wofully misrepresented at the
Petersburg Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
DIED.

In Warreuton, on the 10th instant, WILLIAM
A. PArTIE, ron of William A. and the late Jan
net Is. Pattie, aged 10 years Only seven weeks
passed after his mother left him, until he was cal
81 T., f,Ilov her Ia the spirit land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The closing exercises of the session at the
University of Virginia. will take place on
Wednesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

A writer in the Virginia Index, recon-
mends Coy Smith Us the next President OF
the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

The whooping cough prevails extensively,
and in an aggregated form in the neighbor-
hood Of Lacy Springs, in Rockingham coun-
". The Sabbath Schools at Mt. Tabor have
been suspended in consequence Of It's preva-
len &C.
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CANAL COMMERCE.,

ARRIVED, June "a
Boats Red Fox Miles Standish, Daniel Harsh,
Buffalo, The Pilgrim, and J. J. Watson, coal to
T. j. MehaHoy.
Boats Rescue and Superior, coal to Borden Min
ing Co.
Boat Juniatts, coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Six Brothers, limestone To Thos. Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25

Mr- BISHOP MEADE may he expected 10 ad-
minister Confirmation in Zion tEpiscopal) Church,
Fairfax C. H., on Sunday next, at IL o'clock, A NJ.
EairfuX county, lie 2l-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
ItoMMUNICATED.

The English of Senator Douglas detin'-
ton of his position is this-if the Charleston
Convention adopts his platform he will be ITS
candidate, if he can secure the Nomination.
II not, he will he candidate IN opposition
to the nominee of the Charleston Convention
Mon