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Dealers I'm Baeon, Lard and Countr
Produce. OF every description,
G. II LII IL ftulf-... g..
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

WE are now 10 rcrept Of a large and wei
w assorted stock OF Groceries. Layers ke 10
which invite the attention % the trade:
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use
The Adams Expires. Company,
whereby money Ter Tickets IA suns Of Ten Dollars
and upwards, can DC ssntss
Ar OUR RESR AND EXPENSE.
from any eity or toWR where they have an ofbee.
The money and order nut be enclosed IA ssGOv-
ERNMENf fUSf ofFiCE STAMPED ENvEloFE' OF
the expTess sanaet receive them.
All eafanusi cstlphs strctiy esandeRtlal.
Address Orders FOR fsckets or CeruheAseste
Mnon. kDiif = CO. Angasts, Georgia.
or, Voc, EnDi CO., Atlanta, 6eorEla-s
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Hiiainstpa. feis 9are-
1a- iist al TIE aunhers thai are aFas FoEs he
wheel uitb the afnoisi ~ the tFze tha each oAe
entitled 10, viii be Psblshed alter every aFaA ae
the following tsaseFe egasa ltfa.,l cassfefisslas
isf, Aes Ofieans Delta, Ao1is hrgascr, fAafsnllaA
Standard, N1skviis fsasse tiiaafa lasr 1lene<s Ae
FORA Hselsg Jag Hosk ,sasaaaaA Aetis Mess. RisA-
sssad DtspaieA, Mes Iefk b.sfatrA, aaa Fsaaldsae
apsls-td 80
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LOuisriIIe and NashriIIe Railroad
Winter Arrangement.

s2 ~ EysIl:szss.3 g.
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IN ORDERING TICKETs or

Enclose the money 60 address fur the Tickets or
dered receipt II witch they viii DE forwarded by
hrst mail. Purchasers can havetick ding IN any
figure they may designate.
The Last Of Drawn Members aAd Prizes will be sent
to pure hasers Immediately ate the drawing
a. Purchasers Will please write their sienatuFes
plan aue give their Post Office, county ami STATE
Hs- Remember that every Frixe "a drawn al paya-
Die 81 fuli without deduction.
ns- All prizes OF 81 900 and under paid Immediate
~ AFTER the draWiugothe prizes 81 the usual Of
hirty days.
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Transportation,
zsss9.. Sss.4...szss Is.s.:s.ss.5 49,
SEESs- sSz>>stsT 1870 sy=Ssa

OPEN To DUCK RIVER.
On and aiter May 5Jh 1888, the trans will run as
" follows:
GOING S0UTE.
Leave Nashville $50 A. NJ and 3:I5 P. NJ
Arrive at Duck River GAS A. ~, and 6:2O: p. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Duck river 7:l5 A. NJ and 3:45 r. NJ.
Arrive at Nashville loco A. NJ. ana ESQ 2. NJ.
o. ly the morning Trains Will run On Sunday. The
Trains at Duck River will meet With Stages and
Omnibnses for Columbia, Pulaski, WamsborO aud
Florence. ON. PERKINS, Sup l.
mayll-dtf.
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NagnINcent Scheme
To BE DRAW
EAcH SATURDAY IN N
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
j,4sS Prizes amounting o...........~.. ss2o, 900
$40; Halvess6; Quarter.s2 SO

pA-A Circular showing the plan o. the Lotterie,
utbe sent 10 any Que DESTROYS y receiyingit.
=
Certificates of Packages viii be sold at the fol;
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LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
IITM. T. WRIGHT a Co, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville ksAzSN
ID the public generally that they have ZS-ZA-
released the well known Livery Stable anu the stock
ID fixtures, form crly occupied by VIM Philips, on
lrkCt street, ius below the square.
We have irst-rute lots and box stalls to acconmC-
stc druvers, and ali our friends who may favor Us
Nh their patronage.
We pledge ourselves togive satisfaction all cases
We have u large number of line Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies to hire at all times.
The factis We do not intend bein surpassed byany
able IN the southern country. Come along and see
yourselves.
fcb3-ly wM. T. WRIGHT & co.
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FINE CHANDELIERS
iA0ne Again!

tAOlhe Again!
MIR. y tstC0MBE desires 10 Inform his
WI ~ lst1f the public generally thai he has
tlrned 80 - sartsiern tour aud isready 10 open
the fall con .aign.
Fully .ost.s6 - ,ilseeenn mProgemeptfiB Photo
graphs f,ItDr alto trelyiug heretofore solely
upon tAe a.rffs Of ais esetaTeF and determined %
s9us sfarf'O please he confidently Vites those
vino have aey- gwen aim a fair Trail 10 ia so.
Ladies sgii a. bis preseat roeus the cohTa-
assatly al - sssaBfiy leeated of any in the CIV
harry t.fser afffatssa <aps2I-4
iyieel Barrews.
"a al Ranfoad Wheel aafroNE On hand
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

T" HE fine Passenger and SiT-R
freight steamer EASTPt RI i7zFzors5ssEE$Sss1z
F. NoOD, Master, viii continue uzzzs-zazzzz-=1Ss-
ID the above trade tie entire niak regular
trips be wecu this city and New Orleans. The EAST
ORR is last, Of light draught and we'll adapted for
Northumberland river trade.
nov24-ti A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Plumbers.
Removal.

Removal.
TIRE subscriber this metliIu of informing his
old customers aud friends and the public general
y, that lac has has Hardware StoI from the
old stand Market street to No 50 in the large brick
building lately erected on the south side Broad 81
where lac keeps constantly on hand ana makes To or
der the various articles embraced his lime Of bust
He invites especial attention to ms large assert
ment OF CASTINGS, HOI LOW-NAIE, BRASS, &c., such
as Mantle ana Coal crates, Wagon Boxes Flow Mods
straw Cutters, CornSheers, Corn Crushcrs, MIL
CrusheTs Balcony ork and Iron Fencing, Cvnee Mills
Tea kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons Candle sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 2s-I ANTRIM ANDERSON.
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Rates Charsed for SCeond-Class Tickets.

migrants viii be taken moon Deck a rcorced
prizes, ANA ir,m Iuo b. ten UoIlars cheaper ui by
any other ruEtv.
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To all tile Eastern Cities.


To all tile Eastern Cities.
A.. A. n Lightning fxTress throug b a. Columbus and
ID Cleveland Nithcut change - cars. - T.. NJ Eye-
Four Daily Trains.
FII;sT TsAiN.-fleveianc, TfitsbuTE, Steubenvilie,
ana Nno-ilaE Lghtlius fxIress-lrayez Cnciuuau At
o',ieok a A. Tor al the Easiern e.tes also spring
beid.
1sls train siops brtween Cincinnati aud Columbus At
Lovrlana, MuFros, AcHia and Loneun only
StCuNU ThAIN.-glsyeiand tklaess Nail-Iaaves
CnCigIiatat Gao a. Tor iuukirk, uliaio, New York
isostoa, 6c NAesiing, itAithnore fAaaelpiA, Wash
l IuetUu Ntts-
ms train stoPs at al points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
/ TliIkD TRAIS. --Accofunosiaflan-Irave Gncinnat
| ~ 4sse p "A for sFFiu acid aHd Columbus
TIA srain also Hiakes ceuncetens for Wilmington,
Lancaster saa LancsVie iAs tran sEqGs - All ints
Il betNosn enc mat End 0oiunibus.
/ ftIKIH IflAlN--tieyelaud, f1ttsburs and Wheel
ins Ngsht kxITrss-leaSes Spcluh4tl az $50 o'cloek
| 4. N, Tor al siae tastern ci.es, 49,.
| CelanIbes
NJ usu 90 sGndsys.
Tral,ss rius - CoiasaDastue-seseu minutesfaster
/ han ClDeil1nau tine.
For Through Tickets
all inf0riaiH "a tileiinaii fseee aili! AZ INC
lssair Nsan and Coviazton and lexhgion elice No.
Barurlf fouse The uid uGce, suGih east corner
broea~ay ass iroat, org<siie sP~Accf Ai01sssor a.
~ ,. nURAND, sapertntsndent
EF. fIILER, CcneFal flckst Agent
TFx oMStHrS LINZ calls Ter passengers al an the
sriacsal hotcs faT eaeA aIl Ssess traa. ~ leaving
esreetsss esther al The above onlees, MI call Tor
| ..sssas-.ssf ~ 81 fzFts "a the cAy without f@il-
~sv " a. 4. ktcGLkS. condoetor
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Chl,aren's Carriages.

IT<T seesixed i.sge Ies - ehaeFsn's cArFtaFss,
- daely dashed sesrh an be ssid iowsFthan ever
ssss sAcKFSuE MIxcnlS-
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Transportation.
N o II I c. E.
Nashville and Chattanooga r.. r.

g 60 - 81
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DIyIDEsD.

rHE Bard q hFscteFs u sse Nashville CONNER
i cal Insurance. Cumpany have this day declared
dividend Il TWclNe per eeAl an th~ - hole taTasA
Il the nelt pr nts 81 sAe last stx uaantis
PER cent be appitsd - the "a : up - The
aiaiug stock nctes, and The olileT pr &c
IA ~ tise stox khetdeEs ia sash afgsF tie ltlk
a JANIS NA1 AK.
nlAy1-im Secretary.
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TNHEfollowing scheme Will be drawn by Wood Eddy
Il Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery N
each OF their Single Number Lotteries for MAY,
1859, at AUGUSTA Georgia, IN public under the su
r,.rL lLI.t.. " IAIi ILrrIIrIl asinf or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
Cardinal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question

FROM the RichMOnd Enquirer.
Absolute non-interference by the General
Government, to introduce or to exclude
slaves, III any Of the territories of the Union.
No Federal Slave Code. No Congressional
| discrimination in favor of slave property in
the territories, and no Congressional discri-
minaton against it
Whenever in any Of the territories the safe
y of slave persons, or the right of slave proper
ty, or the right or safety of any description of
persons or property. il uncnnstituti0nally as
sailed, it is the power and duty of Congress,
not less than of any and every other Depart
ment of the General Government, to exercise
its proper functions, for the security of equal
protection t. the ghts and safety of every
species of persons and property.
The full and unimpaired right of popular
eighty, emitting the people of each Ter
ritory, on application for admission as "A new
State into the Union, to enact their own State
Constitution, BY fair and full reference to
u popular vote without force, fraud or Fede-
raj dictation and by such Constitution t.
provide for the maintenance or the prohibi-
ton of the Institution OF slavery as to them
may seem best.
The same principles rs embodied i'll the
following resolutions unanimously adopted
hy the Virginia delegation to the National
Democratic Convention 1T Cincinnati.
J. Resolved. That the Constitution OF the Uni
ted States is a compact between Sovereign and CO
equal States, united upon the basis OF perfect
equality 0frights aud privileges.
=. Resolved, That the TeuiloIie, Of the Union
are common property ia which the States have
equal rights aud 10 which the citizens Of every
State may righUIully migrate with any property re
cvgnZed a. such in any Of the State! OF the tnion,
aud III the Consultation Ui the United states.
j. Resolved, Therefore, that The Congress of the
United States has p1wer 10 abolish or prohibit
slavery in any Of the Territories of the United
states and such power pertains only to the Pe,'
pie inhabiting the same when III the exercise Of
| rghtiul authority they form their State Constiu-
| ton with view to admis into the Union.
4. Resolved, That the Missouri restriction
violation Of the foregoing principles, and its re
peal Lv the "Kansa. Nebraska Law" was wise, just
aud necessary.
). Resolved, That Congress mas no constipation
al right To abolish slavery III the District "t Co
lumbia.
d. Resolved, That the duty cf u1crding ade
quatc protection in the Territories previous 10 their
legal Organization states, 10 equal rights I" per
sou and property respected under the constitution
oil the Gnun is incumbent tho proper esislatWe
| authority thereof.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
A L NJ A N A C.
M A RINE LIS I
PORT OF ALEyANDRIA-JUNE 81


ARRIVED.
Schr. Roxana. Gohedgan. Port Deposit, lumber
to L. ". Barker.
Schr. Win. Is. Morgan. Williams, Port Deposit.
lumber to e. W. Barker.
Schr. Betty Hooper. McCrcdy, Port Deposit,
lumber To Smooi, thlcr 4 Co.
Schr. Vim. j. Cicldsborough, Mayhall, Baltimore,
lumber to Waters, Zimmerman & Co.
Schr. Bee, Tingiord, Lowell. TO }. Masters.
Schr. Arctcs. Chase. City Poiui, 10 Master.
Schr. American, Kelly. Eastern Shore. Md, lam
her to IL. X. Bradshaw.
Schr George, Soule, Richmond, to I. J. Me-
haiiuy.
Schr Tram Smith, McGwcrn, Fall River. to
Borden Mining Go.
Schr. Jonas Sparks Rogers. New York, to d.
b. Smith.
Propeller s. Seymour Meredith, Philadelphia,
to Wm. II. fowle Il Son.
Propeller j. jerome, Jerome, PHILADELPHIA to
:. Shjnu.
Steamer Columbia Harper Baltimore. TO Wheat
& Bro.
Schr. Margaret. Henson, New York. by I. j.
Mehaifey
Schr. Saratoga, Clark, Boston, by T. j. Nc
hGtiGy.
Srhr Lady of the Ocean, Tibbe,t-, Boston, by
Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
.;chr Evergreen, Griffin. hence at Salem llth
inst.
S.hr. Ju,tina, Smith, for Washington, sailed
from k"ckland. 9TH Inst.
Schi. lierniou, Gaskill, for Washington cleared
AT New York 18th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
ICoMAuNICATED.

4, the custom of celebrating the Fourth
f July by military parades through the hot
.,reets Of a town, on hot summers day,
has been generally abandoned in the South
arm cities, of late years, on account of health
md comfort. hope that the railroad compa-
ME. will make arrangements by which such
& o,,r citizens who desire to take advantage
the coming anniversary of Independence,
A.. a holiday, for short trip in the country,
'op he enabled to 70, ut least as far as Gull
ncncr Court House, on one road, and the
plains on the other, and return the same
jay, ut moderate charge. Many would
Ikc to spend few hours in sight of the
mountains, aud return at night MANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

REMARKS The market tor Breadstuhs open
sd very qHief, With light offerings ana limited
demand. Flour is in small supply, but, beyond
the actual wants Of the city trade, there is scarcely
.Ly enquiry. We quote Union street Superhns at
d, though by the iray load, holders are asking
s7?5 There is nothing doing in Extra or Family
AMI our auotutions remain unchanged. There
wore some offerings of Wheat ON Change, but We
heard OF no transactions. and prices are nominal.
Arrivals of new Wheat are now expected, and but
for the recent rains there would doubtless have been
some in the market by this time. Corn ia inactive,
with small sales at S4(1 55c. Nothing doing in
Rye aud Oat. are dull at soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
MARRIED.

IA Washington, on tho 10th inst, by the Rev.
..',beu p. Hill HENRY l.. REYNOLDS, of
ble to MARY WILSON HILL, Of Wash
!ugton.
Al the residence OF Henry Hays, esq., by DR..
Nm, n. Wharton, ON the l4th inst, the Hon.
HENRY :. F00TE, of Nickshurg, Miss, and Mrs..
Ethel D. SMILEY, Of Nashville.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY I. NJ. Observation-Disclosures.


GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
y FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-By VIZ
tue OF deed Of trust executed b. John F. Dyer
aud wife. dated the 10Th day of October, 1856, and
recorded among the Land Records of Fairfax
County, the undersigned. Trustees therein named.
will offer for sale ut Public Auction. in front of
the Mayors office. AZ II o'ciock, A. ". on Thurs
dry. III" 3v'd asst, the following property, to wit:
A LOT OF LAND. in Fairfax County, Va, CON
tanning about IS ACRES, situated between the
Little River and Leesburg Turnpikes, about one
and half miles from Alexandria and n quarter of
mile from the Theological Seminary. The lot
adjoins the lands of Bishop Johns, james Green,
and Geo. +. Wilmer, and is accessible from the
TurnPikes by good roads. The land is divided
into four fields, and the tract IL enclosed by good
fencing nearly all new-that binding on the road
being of the best North Carolina plank About
ten acres are well set IN grass, and will yield from
q to tons of hay. The situation j. elevated and
healthy. with fine grove of forest oaks covering
about five acres, ANA there IL good spring of
water the land. The improv cmcnts consist of u
~: two story FRAME DWELLING, containing
H. five rooms, and Kitchen attached; al-o,
out house for Servants. The buildings nearly
all new, plainly and substantially built. The
dwelling has portico around ii, 10 feet wide by
~ long. good dry cellar, and is enclosed with
new fencing. The grounds about the dwelling
planted with ornamental and fruit trees, which
in Il thriving condition. Also, u Barn. 81 by SO
feet, with floors of tongued and grooved plank,
extending the length of the building.
TERMs.--One fourth cash, and the residue in !,
and years, with interest the title TO Ge retain
ell until the deferred payments are made.
b. FUNSTEN. ru,,,,o,
~
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slo7, 4!o,44J ss5,sa.O4O Sll4,s36,O'

suce JAN SlUI, +4o44c s55S204O Sll4536Osa
Included in the imports for tho week. are Sl2, s2s
in china; $23, $50 in glass plate $li.2OI in gam
bier; ,I51 in indigo; S2s,0Il in liquorice paste;
slO,74l in liuseed oil $40, 293 in paints: IS, 1875
in sal soda; $5,4O6 in soda ash: Sls,4s6 in nuts;
1892 in pine apples; Sls,943 in raisins; $l4i32
in musical instruments: $4,000 in jewelry; $751;
sSg in Watches SIS, $50 in dressed hides; 1929
in addressed do; S55,l03 in brandy; Sl9,l2 in
gin: $l7IO7 in rum: S97 ,22i in vines S34,9Bi in
champagne; S25,g36 in copper; $50, 4Os in cutlery
i257 in hardware: ST., 090 in pig iron: Ssl, $50
in railroad bnrs: Sl0l35 in sheet iron S3S.3B6 in
bar do: S25,l3s in lead; Sl2,1l2 in metal goods
Sss23l in cutlery: $l37 $50 in box tin; SS6,959
in zinc; SlO.Oe6 in books; Si.iO1 in logwood: x5,-
6i9 in baskets; $ls,5s3 in buttons: 6.is6 in clay
ssO,563 in cigars; $29s.O62 in coffee $65,s24 in
goods $1,000 in grain; ST. 400 in guano; S7,5a6 in
hair; s3I.O?9 in India rubber: S75,95s in molas-
.e. Sl3. POD in potatoes: S9s66 in salt: S73l 800
In hhis. and tcs sugar; $255,s45 in box and bag
d.; 1855 in toys: $780, $50 in tobacco: SlO,59s
il waste and 81 ,95S ia wool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
LOCAL ITE MS.

The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL in the
week past brought down eighty-six boats
with cargoes to tide water. Of these, fifteen
consisted of corn, wheat, oats, limestone,
&c. and one was cargo of l03 tons of rail
road iron. made at Cumberland. The week
reccipts at the Collectors Office, in George
town, for the ascending trade was 1888, for
the descending $4,475 in all Si.j5s. We
hear of no injury to the canal any where
along the line.
Sea going vessels to carry coal are still
much wanted at Georgetown. The treights
paid to New York are 81 60 per ton: to Bos-
ton - 25 per ron.--Nat. Int.
SUMNER CAR.-Yesterday there was placed
upon the track of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad, at the depot in this place,
passenger car which has been remodeled
and almost made new under the superinten-
dance Of Mr. T. Nichols, at the car factory,
at the depot The car is most suitable for
summer, beng furnished with cane seats,
and beautifully painted inside and ont in
tasteful lishe col'r'' ~ "e''''' Iii. '''0 y"
fudd' OF t'''s P'a'e' "e'' arc "'"'' va .
being rebuilt at tho workshops Of the com
pany.
, D.. A. Norton ,bs nsw rae.
'r =. n,.r, o,ur.b IN ,b;. c;tv ,om-
I'D ii. ministerial du,ie, on SUNDAY
,"'"~' NO -, -. Ted =,
last he'. MI D't'i''s' ""' 10 '"pe''ea "
succeed Rev. MIR. Sha@ as pastor OF the
BAPTIST Church. in this place, also preached
:, .ad .v Row Mr. Dana the rector
WI ~. '"'". -, WY ~, s.. n.
OF christ 'hur'i vii. VII ''"''""S "eA.'
preach Oh the 25th anniversary II his resi-
dence and Iahors among us. Rev. Mr.. IIar-
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DIED.

IL Washington, on Saturday, the 18th instant,
lice RAMSAY POTTS, daughter of the late
.smu,i ana NJ. A. Potts, In the 18th year of her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21
Pxtsnslye SWindla,

The New Orleans Crescent says: Am eX
tensive and rather rem arkable case OF com
mercal swindling has taken place III this
city, aud has been II topic Of talk in mercantile
circles for the last several weeks. We heard
of the swindle soon after its development,
but suppressed the publication Of 1t i'll res
pect 10 the feelings Of the gentleman who was
ruined 10y his connection with the william,
and who dreaded the publicity OF it.
The swindler. or one of them, il j. l..
W"ulsey, late OF the firm of W",lsey Ether
idge, at No. ~ Camp street. The two came
to this city about two years ago. and began
the commission business with capital OF
-, 900 each They did well; their business
increased; and the house OF Wuolsey ~
Etheridge promised to become one OF the first
IN the city. As has been shown, by letters
found, Wo"lscy was in completely with AN
other villain, named james Il. Duryee, who
conducted Il commission house i'll Mobile,
under the bogus title of f. II. Fairchild
Co. The two managed sharply; kept up II
correspondence, gradually extended the area
ct their credit. and tinally sprung the mine.
Both disappeared; and at a meeting OF credl-
tors in this city and in Mobile, it was found
out that the rasculs had played their game To
the tune of Sluu, 900 or more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

THr GovERNMENT LoAN.-The bids for the
United States loan Of IS ,OOO,OO to meet the
Treasury notes which have already fallen
due and been redeemed, were opened ut
noon to-day, at the Treasury Department.
The bids we've mostly from northern capital
ist>, ranging from .! to & per cent. Rigs
{ Co. offered tor 100000 at L per cent
H'0.Iiu,it,u STAR nj ,rStrJJ,Jy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

T linden WIiiSkEY.-This " IiISKEY is
IL made in the old fashioned copper still. by dou-
bic Oscillation, just beyond the summit of the Blue
Ridge, III Warren county, Va near the line of Eau
quicr, where the ,oftnoss and purity of the noun
tain spring wntcr, and the quality of the rye, con-
stitute important elements in making the Whiskey
for which this locality has been long celebrated. 1t
is perfectly pure, beyond all doubt, being made OK
clusvcly of rye, hops, and barley malt, with the
utmost care. The quantity made is limited, and
bought principally for private use. by gentlemen
connoissicurs i'll the surrounding counties, who are
critically nice in laying by stock for Improvement.
small consignment has lately been made to
MARSHALL 4 WARD Of Alexandria; OF it can
be procured direct through correspondence With
DR. FISHER, of Linden, Warren County, Va
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-21

A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The val
n liable FARM of the late {. L. Taliafcrro, de-
ceased, in Culpepor Comfy Is offered for sale, pr
vately. This Farm il IN the Rapidan River, ad
joining the Rapidau Station, Orange and Alexan-
dria Raiircad-ihe Station being only n few hun
drcd yards from the dwelling house ANA barn. 1t
contain. $50 ACRES, is highly productive, situa-
ted III beautiful country, and surrounded by a
q. most desirable IeighbOrhood. The BUILD
LEI INuS convenient, and in good repair.
TERMS accommodating. Any information in re-
laton to tho Farm may he had by application to
the subscriber OF to the following persons :Roht.
A. MAYO, esq, Dr. +. ". Roddy, Richmond; DR..
A. Taiiaferro, Culpeper Court House, or DR.. IL. d.
TaiaiCrro, Orange Court House.
LAW. Ii. TALIAFERRO.
Rapidan Station, Culpeper Co., NH 7-2awtf