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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

\ATE have lett a lew beautiful WATER COOL
w ERS. which will hc sold bargain. Ais",
TWO Of the NEW PATENT ELENATlNH RE
FRIGERATOR patent March 80 They will be
sold at II low figure, ana are first rate article
We are prepared 10 supply any demand for
Quart and Half Gallon Tin PRESERVE CANS
with Wax. Directions. &C.. all complete, AT the
lowest prices Persons in want will please call
and examine before purchasing.
iv7 JOHN T. CREIGHTON, s. King 81.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles.

New YORK. July l2.-rhe Tribune of this
morning states that Hon. ID. +. Sckles has
become recnnciled to his wife, and that hr
now lives with her. thus cStranging many
who were his devoted friends during his late
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1874.
LOCATED
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES SIS.


FOUNDED 1852. CHARTERED 1904.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AID CHARLES SIS.
BALTIMORE, Mp.
The Lnrye.t and mart Eiega"'ty f""''hed INN
m,rcioI coiieye ~ me United States.
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write imHcIi-
atcly for one of those large and beautifully orna
mentcd Circulars, representing the exterior and IN
terror view OF the
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Pcnmunship, &C., which will be sent by return mil
fr,- oJ cLaryc, with Catalogue containing lIst 81
students terms of Tuition, opinions Of the Press
ON oar new y stem of Book Keeping, etc.
FACULTY.
h. X. LOSER, Principal Lecturer on the Science
of Accounts, Business, Customs, e..
j. NJ PHILLIPS, Professor Of Book Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
H. II. DAVIES, Associate Prof, Of Book. Keeping
y. G.. JOHNSON. Professor of PenmaBship.
>. +. WILLIAMS. Esq, Mercantile Law.
REy. T.. \. REESE, ID. H., Commercial EthIcs.
TRUSTEES.
Hon. John =. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Nansn''
Hon. Thomas swami, Vim. II. kegher esq,
Jacob Trust. esq, VIM. hnabe, esq.
The time usually required TO complies the full
Course, from 5 to ~ weeks.
A UIrLuuA il awarded to all Graduates.
Large Circulars and Catalogues, stating terms,
&c. sent 10y mail free Of cLarge. Address
T.. X. LOSER, Baltimore, MI.
feb li-wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A NALuA-
Y BILE FARM At AUCTION IN CuLPEpEE CUu>
rr, NrRGISrA.--Om Monday, he l5h dag Of IA
y".i, 1889. that being Court day. shall offer tor
sale nj the Court Hose. the valuable tract of laui
containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, upon
which the late Vim. Z. Newly, deed resided. The
.sr- improvements consist of II two story BRICK
Ii DWELLING. kitchen and dining. room at
tached Servants houses, work shops, large Stable
aud carriage house.
This farm il heavily timbered aud well -watered
it is situated within miles of the Orange and Al
cxamdra Railroad, and ten miles from Culpeper
Court House: there is II very fine water power on
the original tract; upon which there is II SAW
MILL and Grain MILL; this power is sufficient
to drive Il large Machinery, which offers great IN
duccments to persons wishing TO engage in manu-
featuring goods. Amy person wishing To purchase,
will be shown the farm by Richard n. Newly,
who now resides on the place.
Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
Seeding possession will be given AZ once, aud
full possession the first January, 1860.
ROBT e. NEWLY, Executor OF
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PIONEER MILLS FOR SALE.

IloNEh' hiELo ioN 'c-
NE are authorized D! 'he ~ ~. Wv
w at pLikats .nie IN. TA!ensNe I''ii, ~
me MILL noiLplN" me r''''
~ pile, with stone foundation, ana i 1"uate'
IL directly Oh the River front, and within te"
!"rdS oil the orHnS' atN" "',I I,h - wafer
Gap Railroads. with W harv'S' ana herth Oh water
sufficient I" acc"rnin"dht" vessels Oh tue var
class. IT. dimensions ar" ~ ierl III ieng'u' ny
- feet III width Tour ana nan S'"'''S "'S' anu
is covered with .,at1 ;.r,o H.. ,,,..,,, b..
A GRAIN ELh'Aioh Is avs" "''ny"s'' -
which gram can he ral,''E u,''nrtssn ''" D.,
sells immediately M" the MN ,uI VIZ n
arerapahit" oil h"l''ns WV" V: "
Elevator Is w"rN'" ny s'.'' e"SI",' law,
from that ns'n IN ','nu ,.r ~ wa. S;","
be received while the Mill l. not IN operation.
lhere are INV ,c,.,;,, ,.L.r
Il feet diameter. capable al manufacturing VINE"
III tuIl work. i""ut o'" ""'i' y ''''' r. ~
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W Is & C 0

w VI
D" King, bc'.rce" b'af"c and tH'on s'r"s'',
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
COAL COAL! C0AL!!!
WE -hall soon be delivering GOALS from yes
w sells, Of superior quality. picked at the mines
for family use. Bi"s- Please send u your orders,
that you may save expense at cnrting. yardlng.
&C. "A consideration to the consumer, rs to cost
WHITE ASH, and RED ASH, suitable for stoves,
CRATES c""king, furnaces. and Bakers use, now on
hand, and To arrive. CUMBERLAND, in any
quantity Lump. Run of Mine and Smiths COAL,
all under cover, plank hoorimg, and not expos.
ed to the weather jy lift
fairfax News, Warrcnton Wing, and Culpeper
Observer will copy I month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
Snow on the White Mountains.

There is no SNOW on the cone of Nit. Wash
ington. A large patch. some rods square. is
visible from the Glen, near the top OF Mt.
Jefferson, and some white stripes are To be
seen in the gorges Of the Gulf Of Mexico,
between Washington and Clay. But MIR.
Garden. of Gorham, the faithful and a,iml-
rable guide, tells me he went. a day or two
since. over the SUBMITS of Madison, Adams,
Jefferson. Clay, and Washington, aud down
through Tuckerman's Ravine, with two young
men. and in the rayine where the Snow-arcii
forms, he found more SNOW than he has ever
seen there in the Summer. The SHOW Is not
vet worn out enough 10 form an arch. BY
the first of August it will he channelled suttl
ciently To repay visitors trehly for the labor
of descending to it from the summit B"St""
Trduscytpt.
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LOCAL ITE MS.

MOI Nj 'khN"N'ih ' i'P''ii' " 'ii' "'"''
sion at Mount Vernon were commenced Oh
Monday last. The Carpenters work 10 De
done by Col. I. >. fri'e' ana the hrick "'rh
by MIR. f. Stanton both OF tins city. Inc
Improvements on the grounds Will he soon
. begun.
CORN Roasting ears maze theIr aP-
pearahre III our market ior 'ne "rS' 'i'ne
thls seaS'n' yesterday lucy "e'' s'o""
across the h''er' anu sofa lot ~ Genus per
/ a"z'".
lhE WEATHER. HAS oec''he very ""'''
AGAIN anu L. eS'efua,' '"e '''"'' III '"e SUM-
shade ana IN Il me draugh' OF ar STOOD III
two o'clock, at 81.
CANNON FREEING. line heaVy hreihS III
Washington, heard Yesterday. was caused.
we believe, by the experimental trial OF can
non at the |. ;. Arsenal.
An ,,. 80 r. AZ:
49,, ..;.,,. r o,ol,a.. ,,
I lI,l, ,J c,,, f,o o,,;Jo,;,, J;.o,,os
'f''' ''"''"' ','' ivy ''''''
Alexandra, Is uhcolhih"hlv heaithy. n
case Of ordinary sickness is very rare. Our
worthy physirions have but little to do in
i r. ,;,.
'"''' INV VI
-, ,
p.,.., l ~ =
r,:, .L ...,
l'',. g ,.,;,.h, .. ~, ASA
III '''''' ''''
v,,,,.,.,r,>. Irrv S,s.r<s,o> or Srp.
~, r.:I. H., a., ,.L,,, - ~.
VICES VII ''"', "''' Wv '' " "
corps "i engineers iab"rerS' ana Others EN-
plovrd ON the Washington Aqueduct, with
Two n three exceptions only, were discharg-
ed, the appropriation Tor the WORK having
run ""''
'R'H'NN" Wv '''", ~
"r'. FISHER N'''"'eu'j was '''',' anu '"''''
ted Of al assault and battery with intent {"
kill with an axe, Eliza Jane ByaS, also col
:
''
tcntlary.
Allen Fleetwood alias Brooks was ndirt-
ga E,r stealing three heilers from W. II
- ri L., IT, ,.I,oo ,,Lara ,L. st.,lin,,
"cc"'ieu w ~ "
county ''t"', Wv :"
heii ny me har.i,t' i'' Il ''i"'H''''" ''o"
the Governor Of MARYLAND.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

SINGULAR LAw-Sulr-t nder the head III
Law Reports, the New York Times publishes
the particulars Of singular law suit brought
hy Young lady I" compel her guardian Il"
disclose to her the names Of hrr parents, and
other particulars Of her early history. BY
her story, it appears that she has been
brought up by gentleman OF wealth and
responsibility, under the impression that she
was entitled to some property; but now, she
being of age. he has notified her that she
must provide for herself, aud refuses I" CIV"
her any information rs to her pnrentage, and
denies that she has any property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

MoRE or LAND. THE ESQ pED MCRpERER.--
The Norfolk Day Book of Saturday evening
says:-Thcre are very many reports III clrc'-
lation respecting his whereabouts: some say
that he is secretci in Portsmouth; others say,
that ON the evening Of his escape. he went IL
his dwelling. procured his gun, the same muir
derous weapon with which he is said 10 have
killed Flanagan. and took Ia an adjacent
swamp where he is now Secrcted, with Il firm
determination 10 die rather than br taken:
another reumrt, and one that reaches Us from
a very credible source. says that he Was seen
in Eastvile the morning after his escape hav-
ing crossed the mouth Of Chesapeake Bay
during the night
If this report is true. and We have II" right
TO doubt it, ii produces upom the mind the
impression that there might have been some
COLLISION, and this impression is based upon
the hypothesis that sail boat or vessel was
in waiting 10 take him of IN direction where
he was least likely to be known. and where
there were no telegruphS, and but imperfect
mail arrangements. He has already had
some experience in travelling from justice"
and knows the use and potency Of the tel"-
graph i'll arresting iugitINes; and It Is not
likely that he will again place himself under
II wire which has already betrayed him. Our
IMPRESSION is that Lands schemes Tor escape
were deep laid, well arranged, and perfected
with much care how much the sequel viii
prove; hut we shall not believe lie Is caught
until we see him IN custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION

IT, The Choir of the METHODIST
,S, - 4 PROTESTANT CHURCH. of this
place, hayrrn the steamer THOMAS 'OLL-
rER for 4 GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down the Potomac. on Ihmrs,i"y sreni"g merit.
The steamer will leave her wharf AT o'clock.
proceed down the river about forty miles, ana re-
turn at IA seasonablc hour, thus atfording de
ligh;ul trip 10y Moonlight.
nt,- TICKETS % cents. to be had of II. Il. Whit
tngton, Capt. Samuel p. Bowen. OF the Committee.
:. II. DENAUGHN, c,,;,,,,
iylo-3t JEFFERSON TACEl,
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Fauquier County, Va, je 2S-eots

II COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND-Pur-
" suant to decree of the Circuit Court OF Fair.
fax county, i'll the case Of Patrick Reeds admins
traitor de-, ". Hugh McGinnis, made At it June
term, 1859, the undersigned Commissioner therein
named, will offer at public sale, 0" NoHdoy, tie
lsh day cf J"iy, 1859, Court day. ut Fairfax
Court House, lthe late purchaser having failed TO
comply with the terms of the sale, under n former
decree,) a TRACT of LAND situate in Fairfax
county, about four miles south of Aexandrls, upon
the new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandris
to Accotink Mills, formerly the property OF Patrick
Reed. and containing about EIGHTY ACRES
The Land is in good state Of cultivation, with
good improvements-and from its proximity to
market il valuable as Garden Farm.
TERMs.-One- tenth of the purchase money 70
be paid down a deposit, liable to forfeiture
failure of purchaser to comply with the terms Of
.ae upon it, conirmati1n the residue in thrco
instruments of 6, II and Is months, with interest,
be secured by bond, with good security, and the
land liable To- be resold on failure TO meet deferred
payments, and title to he retained until purchase
money he paid. VI. ". THOMAS, Comm
Eui,l,N rnnnty 10 lS-la1W deotl
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CO N nj Z r e l A l..
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l2--F Flour dull, with decline
of 25c Sales vi Howard street aud ON" at -. D.
Wheat closed firm; choice advanced Jc.; white Us
Gu l4jc; red l200l l2jc. Corn has advanced Ia
BE-; white SEQ Soc Provisions closed quiet at
former rates whiskey closed quiet; sales OF ~"
barrels Ohio BE.
New YoRx, July l2.-Flour has declined l5c
"a zoe: State Sj.%oM $50; Ohio s1.So(a sb.4O
Southern S62lM Sb.lO. Wheat closed with II de-
clning tendency; Southern red ljjc.; Western red
I3jc.; do white lisa 1859. Corn closed with a
declining tendency; mixed SG@S7c.; yeil"" "lc'
Pork closed dull: mess Sl62J. Lard closed dull.
Whiskey closed dull, AT 2I!tH2Sc. Stocks are
frmer. Va. G's 81. Mo- g. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

The Pen sion Office has received lutelli-
gence of the death Of three OF the revolution
ary pensioners in the State Of Connecticut,
who have died during the six months end
Ing June 80, 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
ABSTRACT OF THE

Insurance against Loss or Damage 10y Fire, on
Dwellings Furniture, Stores. Warehouses, Mer
rhuudiSc, Mills. Manufactures, and most other
kinds of property, can he effected in this Compa
ny. upon n favorable terms as the nature OF the
RISKS. and security OF Policy holders will admit
Particular attention given to insurng Farm pro-
berry, consisting OF Dwellings. Barns and out
building connected, and Furniture, Live Stock,
Hay. drain, Farming Utensils, &C.. &c. contained
therein, Tor term ot years, at low rates OF PIE
MUM.
Applications for Insurance, may be made to the
undersigned the duly authorized Agent 81 the
Company. A. JAMlESoN, agent
iyu-eo3t Alexandria. Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

DINEY POINT, ST. MAkY'S COUNTY,
MAkYLAND-This establishment, greatly
improved in it, accommodations and comforts by
the addition of lodging rooms, Ball room, and the
erection Of bath house, will be ready for the
ception of visitors Oh the Goth OF June. Charges
moderate. ". W. DIX, Proprietor
IA m
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS. VA.

10 Miles from Milboro' Depot. Va c. R. r.
LAYING taken charge ut this establishment,
/ i am prepared to accommodate huardcrs III II
degree Of solid comfort that ! think will not be
surpassed i'll the mountains, this season. My eNpc-
riencr in the mana cement of the Od STREET Springs.
and more recently the U"himyi"" H,",,. Lynch
burg may afford some guaranty TO the public OF
my disposition TO please my guests
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed and
equippea-is in an elevated region. at the eastern
base OF the Warm Spring mountain. enjoying an
atmosphere unsurpassed for salubrity. and having
Il variety of mineral waters. alum and alyheate,
aS excellent in their kind any others III the
State, and the purc>t mountain tree>tonc.
TERMS:
Per day. 81; per week. SO; per month of four
weeks. so.
Excellent music from New York band proyi-
ded. and Ten Pin Alley, and other amusrments,
without charge To the guests of the house.
On these terms. and with determination I"
please. hope 10 I'LL the ROOMS early and IT, keep
them full to the last day of the season.
Bath county IL li-onw I'm II. SNEAD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

1t is said that all the French newspaper
correspondents in the French army in Italy,
have received leave of absence" and left
for home
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
\IIARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

\NARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY, NA.-ThiS pleasan, noun
tain retreat was opened on the 18th Of May.
1859. The conductors will Possess eminent adj
vantagcs TOR Obtaining the best provisions and dol
icacics ot the season from the Washington and
Alexandria markets. such rs Crabs, Turtles, Fish,
etc. besides supplies of Mutton, Wild Honey, etc..
from the markets ii the valley and mountains
adjacent Ia the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington. Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
in the morning. and reach Buckton Station by the
Manassas Gap lialroad at t. o'clock the same
day. Comfortable coaches will he in readiness I"
convey visitors {" the Springs from Buckl"n-dlS
lance one mile. From stanton aud Winchester
II daily line of coaches connect with the Manassas
Clap Railroad.
TERus:-Board. first week 81; second IS; third
s.. One month SIS. Children and servants half
the above price. To families or parties engaging
board for several persons, reasonable deduction
will be made
Mrs K. Prichart will have the principal man
agement and control, aided by competent male a..
sistants in every department. Francis Il. Fox will
be upcrlnteudrnt. le S-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

TALF OF MY STORE FOX SALE.-By way
ii of relief from long and constant confinement
To business NEARLY five wears without intcrml~-
snIl hy which my health Is suffering, "llrr o"'
UuIy nj mg Rn"k and Uo,ic Store" the only om" OF
ia, kind ~ AleNanlria' 10 ANY industrious and
r,Iiahl cuisines, man who will take an active part
IN th. mana cement ot The concern. IA IN equal
parrncr By such III arrangement. | am P"rsuad-
ed il can br made 10 c"nduce I" the benefit "t carh
both ia respect To health and pccuEiary profit.
which will br ,xrlaine, aud any other information
given Lyapplirat"n t" III. in person ~ 10y letter.
References exchanged.
ir 20 If JOHN II. PARROTT
I,LY ,xp MOSQUITO TRAP. &c.--Just re-
ceived u rhlri supply of FLY and MOS
QUITO TRAPS. new pattern, much cheaper
than the last lot.
Will br received in 4 few lays another supply "i
ROrCH TRAPS. cheap article.
ON hand. u few ANIMAL TRAPS, which vii!
h, sold low To close out. Call and examine At No.
s.. King street. the depot Tor Yankee N"ti"ns:)
iy JOHN I. CREIGHTON.
NTEW BOOKS. --Gr"g'S I,nt"mg.-A Anatomy.
y Descriptive aud Surgical. 10y Henry Gray +.
r $ Lecturer on Anatomy ~ -. Grorscs li">rl
tai. the pi.secrions jointly 10y the author ana pr.
Carter with :;G2 cngravings "u wood. Large royal
octave Volume price SOD
iLL,j,'s French R,r0jnfj"u. French Rcv"-
linton Of 1889. as viewed in the light Of Rrpubli
.nn Institutions. bv John :. I. Abbott with one
hundred encravinss. $50. Just published. and
f,r .,lc by liz III ROBERT BELL.
IN HHpS ST. GROIN SUGARS
III - bbls Yellow 10
80 :. Crushed aud Grsunlatei Sugar
10 hhds Porto Rico Mola,,es
/, " Mu.cuyado du
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

His Honor Judge Thompson, has allowed
the several mnndamus' which were sued t"r
it the Circuit Court bv certain holders OF
Ohio county, lIrmpfeId bonds, to compel
the magistrates To- assemble and make ii levy
for the payment of the interest due on the
same. As the county has already refused
to make the required levy. it is likely that
the matter will he taken To the court Of APP
peas, where :, rupeys~dcaS may be granted
to STAY proceedings Tor the present. " hrri'
ing Mieiiycncer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

Total annual expense. lGl32 /"
In addition to the above, there has been
paid for conveying persons t. the workhouse
- f62 t.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

Three 'rhmhlc Triggers" from Richmond,
who had lust commenced the game IN
Petersburg were arrested III the latter city
on Mrniay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

VNilE r"n,uricrs If Gas who have not settled their
| bills rendered the ~ inst. will please take NO
tice. that III accordance with the Law passed on the
18th OF jane last the flow uf t;a> will hr cut oil
from NIL premises upon which the bills are not set
tied az the office ni the Works. on or before the
18th inst. COMMITTEE On LlGlll
IL l"-pt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

WANTED n NoKroLK.-We mean the es-
Enlistment Of an extensive wholesale dry
goods house in our city. With a population
of 10000. two rail road lines, three canal
lines and some half "a dozen steam boat lines,
We have II" wholesale day goods house.-N"r-
folk l,gH$.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

RrMoH OF 4 DrEL-We wcre informed 10y
gentleman yesterday that all the prelimina-
RES had been arranged for "A duel between
.. Jrnnirg, Wise, esq, Of the Enquirer and
Patrick Henry Aylett, esd, of the Examiner
1t is supposed that the offence was gwen in
AN article which appeared in the Enquirer on
Friday last ~ -Hic4mOud NewS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

All the Atlantic cities ST. far. this sum
mer, are in the enjoyment of excellent gen
rral health, and free from epidemic diseases.
Alexandria. is uncommonly healthy A
case Of ordinary sickness is very rare. Our
worthy physicians have but little to do in
their line of business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

COMPLIMENT 70 VIRGINIA LA3N.--We ar,
cratitied Ia learn from our exchanges that the
degree ul 4. NJ, Mistress Of Arts has beer
conferred unon the talented and beautiful
au,horrss, Miss Martha llaineS Butt OF Nor
folk Va The prgrer WAS conferred hy TIT
Harrisburg Female College II is one "t th'
first Senlinurirs in the lniIrd States, aud /:
under tie supervision Of Rev. B. X. Waugh
n gentleman of rare intellectual ability.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

CANNON FIREINc. The heavy FREEING in
Washington. heard Yesterday, was caused,
we believe, by the experimental trial Of can
non at the |. :. Arsenal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

INNGLISH AND AMERICAN GRASS
II SCYTHES.-We have still "n hand supply
OF genuine English Grass Scythe.: also, the cee
brnted Harris American Scythes, tor sale by the
dozen or >nHy.
iy7 JOHN T. CREIGHTON, 50 King Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

IMPORTANT TRiAL.-rhe ease of the Rev.
DR.. Deems against the Rev. VIM. Carter. has
been progressing in this place for the last
two DAYS. Other business has prevented our
attendance. consequently we know but little
ohnut IN. matter. We Shall endravnr Ia get
the full particulars for our next issue. We
have no !dca when the trial will close. DIR.
Deems appears as his own counsel, and the
Rev. Mr.. Archer "f the Virginia Conference.
appears rs counsel for the Rev W. Carter.
-LouiSjHg (N c. Eugie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

Duel NEAR OLD PoINT.-We learn that
Messrs. Collier and Jones. two young men
of Hampton. fought duel near Old Point,
Yesterday morning, which resulted, we are
happy 10 say. without injury to either party.
The c,,sus Leiii. we believe, was an attack
made oil Collier hy Jones with horsewhip.
and Golfers posting Jones afterwards for
refusing satisfaction. 1t is said that only
one shot was exchanged, which resulting
without barm to either party, the seconds
int-rpuscd and the matter WAS AL listed
NortoK Herafd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-13

Rumors are ahont To the effect
tina; there will shortly be a meetlnSot prom
ineut Democrats of Louisiana. Mississippi,
virginia, Alabama. Georgia. and South Car
dina, to take counsel upon the condition oil
the party, and to discuss the expediency OF
letting the Charleston Convention 30 by de-
INiemS, EmH.) Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-04
NoTsCE.-LoUIs ].

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la Confectionery fruits &e, live building Main Street,
door below Mcs.r Isaac Taylor directly opposite
tsbsled of Mess richardson would
soHn.ais hs OIL customers and the public yen.ra The
ubers bestowed him,
bles him. with enlarged ,sisbiment to ouer
purchasers unequAed This I'D. Of Phiadsh with
more force stock, aad settled deposition
vhor.a,e business solicit buying pubne
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