Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-18

PORT OF ALESANDRlA-JUNE II.
MEuuRAsDA.
Brig Zuleika, Leighton from Windsor for this
port, arrived at Holmes Hole 18th inst,
Schr. Rebecca knight, EndIcott, hence at Boston,
18th inst
Sehr. Daniel Brown, llead hence at Fall River
$50 $50 $50 9s=:s
CANAL COMMERCE.
DEPARTED, June II.
Boat Susan Baker, groceries, liquors, and tobac-
co from J. H. Mcyeigh & son, for Shopherlstown,
Va.
Eag- ST.. PAuLs CHrRcH.-Rev. Mr.. Norton,
the Rector OF ST. paus Church, in this city, will
preach in that Church, Sunday ttp-morrcw
incoming, and ut night, d, o'clock. je is-lt
MSs- The BArTsr CHuRCH.-We are requested
to say, that the Rev. C. e. BITING, of Hanover,
will preach in the Baptist Church, I" morrow
morning and night. je lS-lt
WOOL AND sUMAC WANTED.
YJ1IIE subscribers wish to purchase WOOL of the
i different grades, for which they will pay the
highest cash price.
We also wish To purchase 5uO tons prime 81 o.
MAC. With increased facilities for manufacturing
-
est price. Country st"rekeepers VII" deal III tn"
article will do well l." communicate with us.
RAMSBURG Il EBERT
Georgetown ID. c.. je ls-w3m
~sss. FOR PIlILApELpIIlA.-llANp's
S1iNLiNr-Th Gne steamer JAS. JEROME,
Jerome master, will leave Long Wharf, foot "i
Duke street, Oh Tuesday, 2lst inst, at d o'clock,
L. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early Oh Thursday
morning. For freight, which will lie taken at the
lowest rates. apply TO STEPHEN SHlNN,
lie ls--st 81 South Union II.
ars. FOR BALTIMORE-The steam
$$EtEer DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
for Baltimore. Oh Saturday, ithis day leaving at
2 o'clock, p. NJ WHEAT i BRO,
Ia ls-lt Agents
GALL AT THE OLD STAND, and examine
- my stock Of Robe Lawns, Robe Berages and
Challie Berages, ali Of which will sell at very
reduced prices. have also on hand IL fresh sup
ply Of Blue Denims. shirt Stripes Checks, Raiti,
more Plaids, &c; Gents. Gan2e Merino Pants and
ia "a ". n. BERKLEY.
IA FOR KENT-The DWELLING on Alfred
H:s; street, heretofore occupied hy Mr.. James +.
Smith, 10 whom application can b made, Tor
terms. &c. hlChahp2 I. Hni II;
lie Is-eotf Executor Of H. c. Smith, deed
C,TRAW MATTING.-I have Oh hand II sure-
- rior lot of Straw Mating. which will sell ut
reJuced prires. VIM \. BERKELEY,
iels No so cor King and farmx-sts
Mill FEED 900 bushcls Brown stuff, ship
Nl Stuff, and heavy Ground Feed for sale by
f., Is WHEAT i BRO.
ITERRING.-20O barrels No l Herring, in
Ii store, and Tor sale 10y
;,Is WHEAT i BRO.
,1,UE pHENIlfM SADDLE STALLIUH.-TOM
| G, TELEGRAPH claims tho above title hay
ing taken every premium for which lac has coh-
tended.
The editor Of tho American Farmer. an agricul-
tural paper published in Baltimore, having Wit,
messed the pertormance Of tins horse at the United
States Fair, in Richmond, and the Virginia Sta'e
Fair at Petersburg writes OF him thus:
"But one of the very best saddle horses we have
ever seen, was the superb dark bay stallion eXhi-
bited by n. Berkeley, esq, OF loudoun county,
Va He was of the Telegraph breed, or as II - most
Familiarity known IN Maryland, the tom breed !;
certainly the best breed altogether for saddle
horses of easy yet rapid gait, in this country; ana
particularly adapted, by their KIND ana gehtie
dispositions to ladies use. We watched the raPia
pace of Mr.. Berkeleys stallion, and his sure ana
firm, but easy gait, as he WAS repeatedly ridden
oronnd in. ring with the same admiration which
all who witnessed the performance warmly cS-
pressed and felt fully lurtihei in the preference We
have ALWAYS felt for tho admirable breed ior the
saddle. There are two gentlemen IN baltimore
county, whose stock vi Tom horses are ariculaiiy
dpc; but We have never seen any oil tho ofeeu 80
large and worry desirable, u tue s'a''h eN"'
by Mr.. Berkeley -,
TOM a. il a rich bay, Ii hands inch high, oi
strong bone great muscle, and superior action was
sired by Rogers Tom Telegraph. and out al Ia
man. lack 0'Diamond saddle mare. his colts arc
without IA single exception, bays, anu "i nus SHo'
He will commence the season at my sia"ie Oh Mon
dsy, April 4th, and continue there one week nc
will divide the next week between l'eeshurg ana
Wbeatand, will 60 to Leesburg on Monday ana to
Wheutand, On Thursday, AMI alternately between
the stands being at home every ether week.
TERMs-TWenty dollars insurance, due wheh
tho mare is known To be in foal: but from those
who nav before April LIST, lS6U-hftteh dollars
will be received in full Twenty dollars VIII hS
riyiily and impartiuly eXacted from all VINO IAN
TO pay before that date. Any one sendihg he
mares OF his own can name SIXTH one gratis
They must he returned regularly. Parting from
a mare will forfeit the insurance
Good pasturage furnished mares fr"m distance
nj Al per month, aud every care taken t" prevent
accidents, but no responsibility assumed.
n BERKELEY.
Aide, Loudoun County, al ll--eott
CLIFTON PREPARATORY school" The
I second Session of this School will begin on
the frst Wednesday of October. 1888, and close
the third Wednesday of July, 1859. The design
of this School Is thoroughly to prepare youths iof
the University of Virglnia. The course ot S'uus
embraces everything that is necessary to the degree
of A. NJ, at our University.
The School is located in the mountains "i tau
ou;,r. a region we'll known for it, healthtu climate
and beautiful scenery. 1t Is tw" miles sou'h u
Markham Station, oh the Manassas Gap Railroad
and 60 miles from Alexandria.
TrRys.-S225. semi annually in advance, VIZ /:
sl12 so on the lst of October, and Sll2'o on the
lst of March.
Modern Languages at extra charges;
For further particulars apply to the rr'h''"'' al
Markham Station, Fauquier County va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. P. Mcclure, f. II. S. Of Va
Trns,ees of Charlestown Academy, Jefferson
Professors Bledsos, Harrison, scheie Dc .eie'
McGufas and Smith, of the GIiysrsny ..