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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-01
SOLUBLE WASH BLUE.

DRINKING FotNTAINs. The public are IN
call No 81 Naron above Prince AID soc az IN
forSTAN sdaped the public Of egr city has
10 handle Assys M shut. No; injured by ifoSf Shesp SIM
y. II. BARTHOLOMEW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
Napoleou and the Armistice.

But whatever may have been the OBJ
iect Of the arnistice, We doubt not that
its results will yindicate the state craft "'
Napoleon. lie may fear at thls time t" Z"
further than he has gone. or he may desire IL
pause in the hurried march oi events Ia pre-
pare for others OF Il NOR" m"mcnt"us chhtac-
ter, or by Il show of moderation now, ne may
seek To ALLEVIATE Germany entirely from Aus
tria,-hut whether either tor all these con
sideratiuns have prevailed with linn III pre-
senting the olive branch when the eAiluS,
ton Of his opponents seemed t" invite il hi'al
blow, we shall expect to see the acute saga
city-amd let us also say, the selfish policy
of Napolcon--vindicatcd 10y the result II
peace now and 4 compromise with Austria
is deemed best by him, hc will not hesitate
to fnreyn all his promises, Ia desert h"SSutil'
uaribaldi. and even Victor Emmanuei with
as little ceremony ~ h. would turn his back
ON dissraced courtier; for whilst We a'-
knowledge the high talent, we do not believe
in Louis Napoleon ~ IL man al princiric.
But If, and tins seems To IL the more pr"ha
bile solution, he desires an excuse Tor the eX,
tension of the war beyond Italy. he VIII
without doubt find it III the failure 81 i"G"-
tiations now about e. h- undertaken. lie
has conquered in the field, and Will h" equal
" successful in the arena 81 diplomatic sta
te"V- BdW. .1mcgJriH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
The Fronch Emperor's Paternity.

have lately heard on the authority oil n"
less 4 person than the late Chancellor "t the
Chamber OF Peers Duke Pasqurr
there is norral foundation for our very com
mon belief ~ to the paternity Of Louis Ma
poleun. take it for granted that most ri
YOUR readers are aware that his father Is uS'i-
allv said to have been admiral Ncrburl, one
of the many chcrS dmiS Of the liccntI"n> lior-
tense. Duke Pa>quirr asserts. on The other
hand, that Louis Napoleon is past all l"c--
ton. the son Of his legitimate father. Louis
Napoleon Bonapartc. He says that NJ tur-
thcr proof ol this is needed. than the striking
resemblance ofthe present Emperor Of France
to the ex-King Of Holland. lie was 1T once
struck by the resemblance when, as Chancellor
of the Chamber of Peers, hr had IL preside "ii
the trials of Louis Napole"m for his attempts
at Str,.shourg and Bnuiogmr. We all know
how utterly unlike Louis Napoleon Is t" the
other members al his family. But tins Is ;'c-
counted for by the fact that what We under
stand as the Bonapurtc >iognomtr, was
due tu Madame Lcttia. The features "l the
King Of Holland alone, OF the brothers Bona
partc Snthosr"l Louis Napoleon cam"
from the side of the father, the h"mriy "fr"-
cuts of 4 iacrio. -DrH Correspondence 81 me
uuuchsstrr GHdr,iidH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
DIED.

At R"ckawAy, IL. l.,) on Saturday, July Ii.
Mrs. MARY LOUISA ADAMS, wife of VIM. G..
.I"hus"u, oi Utica. New York. aud grand da"sl'-
ter at John Quinry Adams, the sixth President "'
the I'u.tcd states Mrs. Johnson was tor many
years u resident uf Washington, and whilst there
a. well the Ilrc" ii her lat" r"Sidence wa ="
~rcrtcl and loved by wide circle OF friends, i"r
her rare accomplishments and virtues.
Ia Frederick shurg, "n Saturday, 10th instant,
after an illness of IL days, WILLIE CLINTON.
second son OF William and Mary Head aged 1
years aud days
At Washington. ID. c., on the evening OF the
18th of July, 1852 HELEN ADGATE, eldest
child OF ". c. and NJ. J. Z. Lipsc"lDh, III tue 9th
wear of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

The Remains of Hon. Rufus Choate IL Boston.
Bo>rox. July - Fauruil Hall, MAS crow
dri with citizens L. do honor {" the memory
of Mr.. Ch,atr. The hall was entirely drapei
in black. aud lit with gas After remarks by
the Mayor AMI others, the Hon. Edward hv'
.rrtt took the floor. and paid an elegant trI'
butte ol respect to the character and worth
and patriotism of the deceased.
During the meeting. til" Eastern CITY,
from st. John arrived with III" remains, AZ
companied 10y Mr.. Ch"atrs son. Signal
guns were fired from the fort. and the
varou. vessels English and Amrrican)
at the whar,cs displayed their ens SnS
ut half mast. The body encasrd, was re,
cciyrd ON shore ard escorted IT, the former
residence If the deceased Iy the people
The bells of the city tollri from ;hr fire
alarm oilicc 10y oricr Of the city government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
New Floor Covering Material.

The London Mechanics Magazine states
that an original material for floor covering
has recently been patented by Mr.. Dunn. :,
member of &. Gn,lyrar's India Rubber Com
pauy, London, which meets all these c"mdi-
tons Ii consists Of IA composition "l cork,
flock cotton, wool. and other fine thi"rtS ma
teriaIS Of various c"lnrs, mixed with l"dr'
rubber. These are spread 81 It canvas back
and emluSsed The result l.. :. material al
great I.rrmanencr and beauty, having all til"
sotlneS, 81 a CARPET, with III" elasticity and
nuisrlr>S tread which constitute" the beauty "t
Il real 'vrv"t-pilc Brussels w. M''c't,fc
tu,yJ.yU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
NJ A K N E l. S T
pURr OF ALEXANDRIA July ..

AH"'HH".
Schr. Daniel Brown, Head, Fall River. I" Dor
den Mining Co.
Schr. MrniNuc, liuihlhhhIs' h'-''h, !" h"'
den Mining t."
S"hr. Mariana \. H"uii' fhiir"rh' ihli RIVER
Ia Borden MininS C".
ScEr. Carlton Jayne, smith, from New l"ih,
for Gc"rret"mn.
Schr. Experiment. Rcimnn. Mnrh"d"c, wheat
T." Robinson Payne.
Srhr. t"rimth'nm, Mctitnnhan, Mh'h"d"'' wheat
aud corn to Robinson Payne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
S. SANDS EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED
Gi mo No. |.

I HAVE engaged IN the Manipulation of CT
| AMOS. and am now ready 10 supply the Far
| rncr, aud Planters of the nitrd States with an
article which | consider superior {" uythimg at
the kind which has yet been produced. having an
unusual amount hclirNr. at the valuable imgrcdi
rnrs ia this article. During my edit"r>hip "i the
american Farmer" with which until within a few
months. have been connected tor - years. have
most rmphniicaIy urged upon ;hr Farmers and
Pau"rs that the mixture "t The Amm"niacal Gu
ann iPcrul ranI with the Phosphate Mexican,
Columbian. Ir..) MAS the best nu'i CHEAPEST nrp
cation To- most crops they could apply. For more
General views upon ihi- subject refer l." the pa
scs Of the American Farmer: aud also. I" my cir
cuar just issued aud which will L." forwarded t.
aus one desiring ~ ~ mhi"h this view l. ably sus
tanned Icy Dr. Birkrl Anal ,irnl Chemist. "t this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
Later from Havana.

NEW YORK. july .22@.--Ihe steamer Quaker
CITY, from Havana, arrived here this noon.
There WAS Il great deal of yellow fever in the
city, but r"t of So malignant type H. Of the
past tw" years.
Col E>pciinrs, Il planter, had failed for
about SjOU.OOO. Two bankers thames not
g>cn) have also failed. and there is genera!
di>rust among mercantile men.
The markets were generally unchanged.
Sugars heavy, and prices unatered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

The news of the armsticc between France and
AuStrn created L decided sensation i'll New York.
Cotton Immediately advanced t. r 10, with sales
ui 1000 bales. while flour declined lJGL2J cents
per barrel. aud corn. wheat. ani pork recedci in
pr"p"rtiou Two or three huur firms and one pro-
vision house reported Ia have failed already III
consequence of the news and others shaking
III the wind Tn the stock cXchang. the "bullS"
i'll their glory. and the bears quite sore, rs
prices Of nearly every description of stocks houn.
ded up Towards the close OF the day, however
there were symptoms of i re- action in stocks, ~
after discussion the effect at the armstice W
ri"usly viewed. the only general conclusion being
that it Mas beat to wait for further particulars"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

The Chicago Press, in relation Ia speculation in
Wheat. says At no period i'll the history ot the
grain trade al eur city. has the Wheat market un
d,rgone such sudden fluctuations as have occurred
during the past eight or ten weeks aud IN 10 pre-
yious year has there been rs much money lost on
the same amount Of Wheat On the 18th ui April
last. standard Spring Wheat sold nj 30 cents III
store. Shortly after this date the European war
broke out, aud hreadstulS all the world al
vancsd, so that "n the lst Of May the above grade
sold ut $iGl : U.-daiiy advancing TIL the 10Th.
when it reached Si.S0 Since thai date its course
has been steadily and alarmingly downward. TN
the LIST of June. it WAS Sllj ou the lst OF July
y? cents and yesterday it closed dali ut j6 centr-
decline Of a cents per hushel within sixty two
days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

CnIxcn BuG.-Wc regret to learn that tins
Internal little depredat"r has made ITS APP
pearauce in portions of our county, and has
taken the place Of the hushandnian, in stow
ing away the corn-crnp. We trust, however,
that our farmers may be able to circumvent
them in their Intended mischief. Farmers
throw muf in their eyes, or else t"miya''
them with byimrfrar or some other Ingredient
which will induce them Ia LEI oft. = Chafic&-
iuLrn Er,t PLRxX
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

4 question. however, may arise about the
vote of Portsmouth. which WAS not returned
in conformity with the law, 10y heing lnrlu-
lcd with that OF the county. II, therefore,
the Legislature should reject the vote east III
Portsmouth, from the fact of non-coni"rmnS
with the rules. il will increase Mr. Letchrrs
majority to ), 9li.--Hich. E"Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

The FULL OFFICIAL VOTE At LAST he
Secretary of the Commonwealth, Col. Mum
ford has now made up, with full reliability.
~, to its being officially correct, the vote Tor
Governor OF Virginia at the last election.
The official report gives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

The price of anthracite coal in Boston is said t"
be unusually low the present season. A cargo of
1000 tons 81 the best quality. expected shortly t"
arrive from Philadelphia is advertised III the pa
prrS I" be sold from the vcsSc! At the extremely
l"w price Ni So r ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

The Petersburg Va lntolligcncer notices the
sale "i crop" wheat al $4,000 bushels nj ! 20
/" be delivered in August aud September.
noN0vAN'S SYRUPoF PERUVIAN BARN.
~ Sheac Narnsh Tor Canes; Blue and Black
Inks; Fluid Extract OF Cuhebs: Nalerian; Rhu
barb; Spiglia aud SIENNA; SIENNA Buchu; Labsrsquis
Dislniectng Liquid, manufactured and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecury,
~ ~ King street
4 tlLMAN'S 4 BACHELORS HAIR DYE:
~ Woods Hair Restorative: Jones Hair Dye
"Ienns Indian OIL BaEus Hair Tonic, &C.. re-
csWed aud Tor sale by WM. 4. HART,
No. Toy King corner of Pitt street.
Es- Sign Of the Golden Mortar. jy 2,
WANrED-A competent FARM HAND Tor
w the balance of the Year. Liberal wages
will he given Apply at this office. iy 2j-,colm
pAGS BAGS!,-Graiu and Railroad Bags of
- various styles and qualities, for sale by
jy?5 WHEAT 4 BRO.
bacon. 30 hhls. Sides aud Shoulders. for
- sale by lily 25l WHEAT 4 BRO.
NOR HlRE-A smart and active servant BOY,
L for the remainder OF the year. Apply ut this
vinee jy 33--3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
lstsL.t 81 .4.1 -rnt
CANAL COM MERCi

ArGvtr. July -.
Boats Elk, James Boycc David Shriycr. and
George Lynn. coal to +. J. Mrh.,hry.
Boats GEORGE l.. Jaclu,a. John \. E"imhnri,
aud Canonirus, r"a! to Borden Mining Co.
Boats Blue Bird, aud Mamie Mc"raw, coal t"
Fr"sthurg Coal C."
VIuCK AND SODA have Ju.t received 4
i superior article of Hook Wine. and an now
prepared I" furnish hy customers with this dr
lghtful beverage. in addition ro the under mhinr,
syiurs. Acctarnr Cream, strawberry Cream. Va
mila Cream Raspberry Cream. $aISaparllla. lie
mon. tiugrr, Port Wine. Pine Apple. Orange. Nee
tarine. Vanilla. e.. All OF wh,h ior deicncy Of
flavor are unsurpassed. NJ. A. ilAET,
No. log corner King and Pit streets.
re- Sign Of the Gorn Mortar. " .,
NELSON'S VIEWS \ further s,,,ply rr Mel
~ son Sons beautiful views of the City of
Washington, Windsor Castle. "r SCENES al Pcrth
shire all new price "ul, 80 per packet. These
views ate llintc III oil c"l"rS. aud are a'r"mprn
led with accurate letter press descriptions. FIR
sale bv liy % EnEr EEL.
DRAiTnwAlrE Fox JrLl.-B ratthwair, 5
ID Retrosrec, nl Practical Medicine and Surgery.
part ~, uniform American edition. from January
to July 1859. price 81. just published
ESs- A copy sent Tree III postage, On tho receipt
of 81. Back numbers supplied.
jyaj RuHr. EEL. Agent.
NT0TICE--I offer my rntirc stock Ut EcrI-c
~ DcLan,S Robe Bera-cs. Robe Lawns. aud
striped pucals. al prime cost for cash
IL ~ W y. HERkLil.
NOVA SCOTIA SMOKED iERkiNGS %"
~ boxes in store, and for sale lev
WM. H. FOWLE 4 SON.
;voI No South "hnrv"S.
C1AMILf, EXTRA AND SUPER FLOUR,
n from new wheat. for sale by
PENNYBACKER i PERRY BROS.
jy 81
4 GRICULTU RAJ SALT.-3.tr0 bush Sail,
N tor sale low, by ljy ~ kNoN i Rh".
lyFGARS.-l. 900 Wide Awake. i"r sale hy
- je2s WM. II. Fo"Lh sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

York EiyrI RAilgoAD.-Wea are informed
that some fourteen miles of this road have
been completed 1t will shortly he finished
rs far ~ the white House, nearly half way,
the whole length being, we learn. about -
miles. The opening Of this road will he u
happy period Tor the lovers Of the eastern
shore ,lelirarieS rs it communicates directly
with the great beds of oysters, etc, from
which oar market is supplied. The travel
and trade will lee also profitable, a, the road
passes through rich section Of country
Hich. .N,WS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
J. BAUMGARIEN,

W. ~. mi ,I'''' "yI","' "I' f'.'""' "'"'
wNsIiINGToN.
INNGKhNEE and designer IA General m'""i'',
IL rur,r aud inventor of tie new. improved seal
Presses. war"h ease cneravcr. wood ""tr"'rr' Va"
-, rnnchrr. stencil cutter. r"pr"rrIatc rnSra'"r
,,Jithor.rh,r. i. prepared To "v"rure r''r'' '"@'
81 IA! metal "h ?''', Ly
~. ~ - 900 anu SIT. TN,
ANY "l"'r 80 ~ ,rI..,. ,utru.t,L
."'trr"''l '''' ''"''i'' ,;,, no ,.l.,r,,,..
o." h'' WEI XIV
nih'r ,,.,.-.rs
.'INh F"hHoLE ,,.,, uI,,r .rns
OFFICIAL II w. 80 .,. ''I:,
w,nn EXnr,yEE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
SUM NJ Err ES0R rs.
ORKNEY SPRINGS

rINHIS celebrated Watering place. situated At the
| Eastern base nf the North Mountain, Shrm-
an,l,ah County. Va. i now open for visitors and
the rrnprirf"r> arr happy I" inform the public,
that since the las, season they have made r"ns,d-
cradle improvements. They pledge themselves t"
Il" all in Ihclr power {" make ALL both invalid "r
pleasure seeker. comfortable.
The waters ut Orkney are no humhng To all
who are suffering from rutamc"u> affections, these
waters are inv auahlr, being rllirarIuus III mpart-
in. strength AMI tone to the torpid lrer, and as
tending generally {" rc,uscitate and hulli up lie
dining and cnireblcd constitutions. We have
plenty of lee our Bail Room j. large AMI airy
aui furnished with music 10y ST. Clair Davis Star
Band from Washington City. We have II daily
mail from all points. North and South. Pas>cn'
GERS leaving Alexandria at "'cl"rk, reach Mount
Jackson. the present terminus al the Manassas
Road al "'c1rk. at which place Stages are III
waiting t. carry them direct {" the Springs. Il lis
,auc,: of - miles. Fare from Alexandria I" the
Srin-s -. uur prices tor Board Is : per week
-, per month rr - ~ per LAY. Children ana
servants, half price. For further information, SO
rrrr t. Mrs.rs. Gray. Miller Co., gr',cr>. al y
L; NickIin. c>,l., Ticket Agent. Orange and Alex
anlria Railroad Co.. Alexandria. Va. "r adlrr.s
M,kAY. BRADFORD 4 CO.. propr"iors.
Shenandoah County. Va. jy I'm
CAP0N SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
TFNilE >uhscrIh,i> would respectfully inform then
friends aud the public that they have leased
the above we'll Known WATERING PLACE. Uhs
lease embracing the MOI NfAlN not : l.,
WhpDLE BUILDINGS. &c. and viii open i"r
the reception al .ll"r, the 20ih "i Jane. In
yIlir- AMI fam,ir's can hc accommodated earlier
II Desired.
miles 81 III, place.
t',,.ul.,,s ar ,,tl,r i'm kp haI bN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

Nsw NuRK, july ca Flour has declined lOGG
zoe; State si.2UGu$i..o Ohio SjoOGe$j.l0
Southern $3.50 $40. Wheat not mentioned
Corn closed low; mixed AT sUGL Soc; yellow $50
9Oc. Pork unchanged mess Sij.h20lS Is. ;;
prime 81 .O0Gs Sll.2,. Lard quiet at 10! TT lie.
Whiskey 1T 2Gc. Stocks arc Lul aud lower. Va.
Is yl4 Mo. Is So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
AUCTION SALES.

ON THURSDAY, 18th instant At II "',InI..
" \. VI, We will otter tor sale, at our regular
amction. the following St"cks:-
SJo.OOn Virginia state Stock
lo.u0o City Of Richmond DO.
5000 Virginia and Tennessee 81 Mort 20
Bonds
Loco orang. and Alexandria Railroad PER
cent Bonds
! 500 Orange and Alexandria EHuad lrr
cent Bonds
~ shares Bank Of Commonwealth Stn'k
Persons desiring to add To the above, can a" 80
nj any lime prior to day of sale.
L. ". PURCELL \ 60.
Richmond IL 25-dtS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
SOMRRERl GuANO

The richest PHOSPHATE GCANO known.
Having accepted the Agrncy Tor the sale al this
article III Washington, te"rgct"wn. ami AlcNan-
,iria full suppl, will always hc kept rm hand
II is pat up in bags and barrels.
OF phosph"rc acid. estimated equivalent To
phosphate "i lime, il H. found To contain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

FRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!
4 KTuIR'S sELF-SE ILiNn tAHc have
n stood the test of four years. This l. the only
Can from which the whole top can he removed.
For s,lc At Arthmrs prices.
A!.o. the EXCELSIOR CANS, manufactured by
II. l. Gregory, aud sold at his prices, 10y
~ ll-,o2m JUN pHpEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
THE EXCELSIOR MANIPULATED GUAEO
MIiI ~ rII ~ ~ BAGS ANp NNEkEp

ANp VIII 'u>iAIN
~ I" ID PR rent .Imm""'a ANIL - 10 % po
cent H"Sphai"S.
II j. intended that il stall reach III" highest %!
tlcs, standards but some allowance is desired Ia
lee made &" meet any possible short coming winch
lv accident, may br made. The Excelsior No.
| believe equal To tue best Peruvian Guam" on any
crop {" which that nrtiri, /. applied. and will sur
pass il ~ impruy cmcni {" land The Agricultural
rmliic hay. been much Imposed upon by all sorts
II pr.i-..l fertilizers but | have uo hesitation III
.n,iug ihat believe this compound will bc found
the Ne plu, tra" al anything III the Kind which
Ia. yet been produced: and with this confidence
in it, value, | have agreed Z" introduce 1t To the
public. SAM Eli SANDS,
formerly Editor OF the American Farmer.
Baltimore. Md
All "rlcrs from persons IN Virginia and Mary
land. trading with Alexandria. will be promptly
supplied by the Agents.
ADDISON, WALLACE 4 Co.
Tvs ru3m Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

rec. EMPRESS STEAM LINE For
AGsA plliLADELPIiA AND NEW YORK.
In consequence of IN accident To the = seymour.
the steamer C. c. ALGER. will Tor this trip. leave
Alexandria, "n n ENDIl NOE WIG NEAT.
2Gh instant, al Ia u'clork She will leave l'hila
,iclpha ~ usual 90 Friday. at i. 7. VI.
WM. H. FuWLE son.
~ a;-St NJ. I. South Wharv"S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
49, HANDS DISPATCH LINE.

IT, llANb'S DISPATCH LINE.
.s.s..eSszx55z FOR PHILADELPHIA. y. YORK.
AND BUSruN.-Thc \. |. Propeller JAMES
JEROME, jerome mastcr. will leave Long Wharf.
,!",; "i Duke street, on Tuesday. :6h instant; at
t. o'clock. i. VI. arriving i'll Philadelphia early "n
Thursday Ino,niug, connecting with regular lines
ut steamers i'r New York and Boston Freight
taken al the lowest rates. AMiy !"
STEPHEN SHlNN,
~ 23-%t NJ. ~ south Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
C. D M n Z 4 G l A l..
Tho Marx cts.

BALTIMORE, July %. Flour closed quiet; How
ard street is held at 80. There were sulcs OF
Wheat day, and the Ilurket rl"sed irregular and
uuquotablc Corn closed unchanged; white SEA
Sic: yellow S0CCu S3c. Provisions closed steady.
Wh,skcy closed dull, at 2Ic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25
A |, nj "A n A e.


SENENrm MuSrB. sun Su>
j hN. riser. s"i.. """H '"N>"S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-25

L,XCIIANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
Ia =. ~ PiRCELL ii 90, R"hm""d, I".
We offer our s,ryir,, To the Presidents ana Con
tractors uu the different lines of Internal lmrr"N"
meat thruugh"u the State, for the collection II
debts due hy the state AMI for it conversion mt"
and sale of Virginia State Stock. Having every
facility tor selling We are prepared 10 make h'i ~
advances on Stock till sold. Oar charges viii 10"
moderate. We also offer our ,.rvl""s I" our ir'ui'
IN The country Tor the purchase al Virginia STATE,
Bank and every description Oi stocks, AZ The eur
rent market rate without any charge Oi COMM zion.
Orders hy mail, either for the purchase 81 I'D"
of any security, will meet with prompt atr"n
tion. aud will br attended Ia on good term ~
though the parties sending were present.
G. ". PURCELL & co.
Richmond. Va. nov I-wly
4 VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
n The "CLISIi FARM" within one mil" "i
Alexandria Ou the Great Hunting Creek. contain
ing ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY TWO
ACRES. The proximity of this farm I" Al'\in.
,iria a. well ~ IT, superior sod would make II "a
most desirable and profitable DAIRY AsD hAE
Den FARM Its hardly possible for ANY CD"
wishiu, To- engagr in the above named businr--, -
.,htau ~ the immediate neighborhool of Al,Ntu.
,lrin - desirable farm.
The said farm will be sold in whole or al, rlrl
into lot. tu suit purchasers.
Any one wishing To- purchase will call upon }.
H. Mon ROE, No. 20 Queen street, Or the um'Irf
slsued ELIZABETH HARRISON,
Erecutrix OF J. ID. Harrison, decd.