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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-28
Stereoscopey.

A new supply of Instruments and pictures just received.
n | can now furnish an instrument with 10 photogranhs
for 81 So / haye made Arrangements for receiving fresh
supplies of the piet urcs rs they are brought out.
Every family should have QUE of these beautiful inyeu-
lions for pleasantly passing time and culiivatlng good
taste. Please call and see them at No, , Williams Block.
January "A, 1859. q. fLArI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-28
DELAWARE

Corrected weekly By 3. z. HILLS 81 Son, W1ok
sGEs and Retail Groesrs, No.4 Williams Block
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-01-28
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
New Proprietary and New Stock,
n. Z. STARR G BRO.
NO. 5 WILLIAMS RLOCK&
90 Dozen
SUBSCRIBER AT ONCE,

SILVER and Cast Steel Chopping, Broad and Hand AXIS,
> Tor sale by CiAMIfERI.AIN 4 AVERY -
November &c. 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

II.
Bath county, Va, are the Hon. J"hh Le'''-
err, Governor elect; Hon. John i. Floyd Sec
rotary of War; Col. Houston, oi Georgia ana
other distinguished PerSohaSe>' WI
Is in excellent health win tue rHctF''Dn ~ ."
irfup'i"h "n''" eN'e''"' "'e' "''
correspondent I'll ''e i''e'S""'S
writing from L'"'SnUrS' ~ T., '"'s -, =.
h7 tr'''' III '"e ''e'. ~ O"''''
length Closed ai.er long an"
session OF nearly s.A'ee'r '".'' " ;'
sul'eu III VI" , ''nu. ,';.."i '" ", ,ra nr ".
belieye' the ue''S'o', 'ssa'i>'a'"''t E,i';;,,
q, - ,h 'n" snI;n,, ~ ~. ,nmm;tt.s
Among the nominations by the California
State Damocroti, Conventions the following
'"''''i"'e' "'' :, &C.,,
p"" W. ~, -" S',,'.a,na rnnr,. ,,h.rle. l.,
s S, ue far W Cnm,rs.1 and Chas r B,ttS-a
hso,hsr nf Han Inbn NJ B,us--or Supern
tehde''' Vi TIE | "'"' ''"'''9'
r,po, IS H,r,i, C,r,l,, was orc,piz-
ed at Raleigh last Thursday. Inc hummer
of shares represented was 2o,5%1. Branch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
DIED.

In this city, on the 2ith lust. SALLY GRAHAM.
daughter of Henry and Marian Pollard, i'll the Ilh
year Of her age.
At his residence, Wildwood, Clarke County, Va,
WM +. RANDOLPH, in the G!th year OF his age
Richmond papers please copy.
In Washington. "m the 10th inst, ENOS L..
BERKELEY, in the 10th year of his age.
At Colorama, Fauuui.r County virginia the
morning OF the I'D INST, WILLIAM EDW
aged nine months and five days, only child of I'D.
r. and Jane l.. Matthews.
On the mornng of the 2lst inst. iii the city of
Now York, FRANK BROOKE. Youngest son oi
Robert and Caroline Brooke, aged twenty one
wears and elcN Ell months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
A L II A N A c
1859.
1853
II A & IN E IS 7 .
pnKT OE ALEXANDkIA-JULY
RRIyED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Mazeppa Boyd, Newport, railroad iron to
Alexandria, Louloun aud Hampshire Railroad Co.
July 9TH, lat ~. u. long l,.lo, spoke ship Parlla
ment, OF Boston, from 81. John, tor London, II
days out.
Schr. American. Kelly, SOMERSET, Md, lumber
to II. h. Bradshaw.
Schr Marion A. Gould, PhiLro"k. Fall River,
to Borden Mining TO.
Steamer c. c. Algor. Shore, Philndcl rhia to Vim.
II. Fowle & Son.
Steamer Jas Jerome, Jerome. Philadelphia Ia
:. Shnn.
Steamer Columbia, Harper Baltimore, To Wheat
Bro.
Schr. Naiad Queen, llulse, C"hasSet Narrows.
by Fowle 4 G."
Schr. John Sliman, Clum, Albany, by Borden
Mining c."
Schr Charity, Barrett. Boston, Icy ID. h, Smith
MEMORANDA.
At Barbados, June 10Th. brig LEM, Travers. of
this port.
Brigs Isaac Carver. Carver; Eliza Ann, Icrrick:
schrs. CastIian Lord. and SearsNllc. Sears. hence
at Boston 22d inst Schr. j. NJ. Sawyer. Bradley,
for this port. cld. at do. same day
Brig Catharine Rogers. Brett. from 81. john. \.
b., for this port, spoken 18th inst, lat $50.
long. 1916
Scbrs Yorktown. W"slam: Norfolk Packet. Bc
del ana Joseph and Franklin, Bennett, from tl'Is
port. and Arctic. Hicks. from Gc"rgct"wm, b. c.,
arrived at New York 22l.
Schr. John Griffin. Cnnklin, from this port,
rived mt Fall River. 10Th inst.
Schr. Adela. Baker, from this port. arrived at
Salem 10th inst.
Schr. VI. c. Duriee, Hall. from this port sailed
from Fall River 2lst inst.
Schr James I. Boyd. Matthews, from this port
arrived at Albany 22d inst
Schr David j. Bower. Johnson. from George
town, ID. c., arrived at Providence list inst. S"hr
T.. c. knight, Whirow, for this port sailed trors
do same day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
The Markets.

BALrInoKE, July 2j.-Flour closed with dc
clining tendency; Howard street and Ohio is I'M
salenble ut s.. Wheat--best qualities are hrm,
but ordinary is depressed; choice white at l2o(I
1876; inferior white a9(d 1000. Corn closed steady;
white and yellow SEA Sic. Provisions closed qui-
ct. Whskey closed firm. at 27c.
Nxw YoRK, July 2j.--Flour closed unsettled;
inferior qualities have declined; State $4.l5g
$4.75; Ohio Si.75@$ $40; Southern Sj.23S $5.'5
Wheat closed dull; new has declined 49 &c. white
i35. Corn closed lower; mixed at 7s(Gs3c Pork
closed dull mess $3.50; prime Sll.Oo Lard clos
I'd heavy. WLiskey closed dull at %! @26c. The
cotton market was unsettled and excited, and con
siderable sales were made, but particulars had not
TRANSFERRED. Sugar closed firm, IN good demand,
and H. higher. Stocks opened dull and heavy but
closed stronger. Va. b. ga Mo. is SGT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

REMARKS.-The advces per the North Bri-
Tain had a very unfuyorabe effect on the market.
Flour was dull, and prices Observation-Disclosures
were asking $j.jO for Superfne straight brands,
but these figures were above the view Of buyers,
and We have no transactions. Extra is held at
$3.50, and new Family, which ID scarce at $!5o(d
IS Wheat further declined. and the market was
very quiet, with sales OF good white at HE;
prime was held at I2Oc, hut heard of no sales
nj these figures. There were sales Of good red at
IO5(n i06c., with small transactions in choice at
HE Corn IL in fair request ut 7sc. for white
and very light offerings. Rye quiet ut 65c. for i'll
ferior, and zoe. for good to prime. Oats are IN
fair request at 2J(u3jc for poor and good. Other
articles unchanged, and business very quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
Later from California.

ST. LorIs, july 25.-'rhe overland mail Of
the LIST inst has arrived here
fire ut GRANVILLE destroyed property to the
amount Of S2O, 900.
The heat had been intense. In many places
the mercury r"se 10 Is degrees IN the shade,
and at Santa Barbara, during the slrocco, it
rose to l23 degrees.
Political excitement WAS running high
and the principal candidates were preparing
to take the stump.
The difficulty between MeSsrs. Mckibhin
aud kaffroth had been adjusted, and Mr.
Brndcrrk had received. but declined to ne
crpt. Il challenge from ID. W. PerIey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

Stocks are down in New York again. Mich
gan guaranteed fell below 20, in consequence %
bad news as to the probability Of the road to pay
its August interest. Other Western Railroad
stocks share in the depression. State stocks con
tinue steady, but the market closed heavily.
The Cumberland (Md.) Allcganian states thai
the trustee Di the Cumberland City Bank. which
sometime ago exploded. will pay second diri
Iend OF ty-hve cents on the dollar to such oi
the creditors as have heretofore filed their claims
or before the LIST day of October next.
Land Warrants. 10 acres buy ut Sl.Oj, sell a
Sll2; 80 acres buy ut 90c., sell at 94c.: 10 acres
buy at Soc sell AT Sic; loo acres buy ut SSc sol
ut g2c.
The meeting of the Railroad men in New YORK
last week resulted III no arrangement, owing IL the
absence of the representatives of the ylvanis
Central. Another meeting was expected. The
Now York lines insist upon the Southern line.
abandoning their water rates. and giving them the
privilege of nSuring all goods shipped by that
rodte; while the Southern lines contend that il is
just rs reasonable that the New York lines should
charge all rail rates ly lake. aud also insure. A
renewal of the Railroad war would he regretted,
"a the fall business, which promises to be large is
about opening.
Tho declaration of peace in Europe will be ia
voraby viewed in \ financial seHse. rs well ~
gratifying On moral grounds. The news is to the
18th inst, aud four days later. but there had not
been time Ia developc its effect before the steamer
sailed. Cotton maintained the previous improve
ment, and had again slightly advanced, while
breadstutS with cuntinuance Of fine weather for
the crops, closed dull.
The specie movement at New York last week
WAS against the banks. The United States Sub
treasury absorbed nearly million more than its
payments. and the foreign export was fully up to
two millions, while il is believed that the domes-
Tie receipts have been light. The California in
staiment will he due about Tuesday or Wednesday.
by the way of New Orleans we learn that the
shipment tr"m the Pacific side. including that un
hhSiish account amounts to 5000, 600. From
the specie movement "f the week So far as it is
The subject of record, the Commercial inters that
'hs specie average reported in the statements made
up ~ the commencement of business on Saturday
lsst, will not exceed twenty one millions. Added
l" the Sioi 600 taken 10y the Asia On Wednesday,
from New York, the the sum of 81 .60j.709 in spe-
cie was taken by the Etna on Friday evening, and
tue three steamers ON Saturday: which makes
s-."iZ,io9 tor the week. The balance in the
sub treasury was S5066. 80. an exact decrease of
S9o?,oo2 for the week; and the amount of foreign
dry goods thrown the market was $4,7l5,5S5,
Nh Increase Of S2197,l6l Us compared With the
Corresponding week Of latt Year "'This SHOWS very
extraordinarily large mportat;ons. Produce win
Pc comparatively cheap in price, and so must be
tue Imported goods, many of which are doubtless
sent cut on foreign account by the manufacturers
aud others -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
MARRIED.

On the 2Sth ultmo. in st. LukcS Church, Hast
ings, Minnesota, 10y the Rector, I'll" Rev. /. Will
soxson. RICHARD WASHlNGToN,e esq, of West
moreland County. Virginia, and Miss ELLEN
CENTER, of -. Louis. Mo"
In Washington, 10y Rev. DIR. Gurl"y, on Tuesday
evening last, FRANCIS LAMB, To ANNIE h.
RIDGELY, both of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
Richmond Markets. July %.

FLouH.-There is no change in -four. The mar
ket il very dull. We hear oi small sales OF old
superiine ut 1854.
WHEAr.--we still quote Sl.4O for prime red
$3.50 for prime white
CnRN quiet, at 10 to 70 cts. per bushel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
- - $3.50:
CANAL COMMERCE
ARRIVED. July -.

ARRIVED. July -.
Boats Mary K. Hale. Hester \. CornS. and Ann
Gilleece, to T. }. Mehaiey.
Boats j. X. WILSON, WIN. Borden. and May Fly,
To Borden Mining Co.
Boats DIR. Mckaig and Gem. to Frosthurg Coal
Co.
Boat Joseph T. Graham to Fowe 4 Co.
- FOR SALE.-Two frame HOUSES south
E:a east corner OF Columbus and Princess streets,
nearly opposite the new Court House. contain six
rooms and cellars suitable for small tamilies-rc,t
readily. Terms easy. For further particulars. ap-
ply to JAMES FlIZPAIRlCk.
jy PEW
DAZINS EGYPTIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE.
d Woods Hair Restorative. Lyons kathairon.
Batry's Tricopherous. Jaynes Hair Tonic, and
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restarry. jN,, received, and for
sale by PEEL. STEVEN 4 Co.
~ se corner King and Alfred streets.
J3OR HIRE-A smar: and active servant BOY,
u for the remainder of the year Apply at this
Office. ly 9$--$t
"A FOR RENT-The large brick WARE
.ia:y HOUSE, on Union street, second door IRON
Prince, lately occupied 10y Hill Brown 4 Part!oW,
possession giyen immediately. Al$p,
M The bsi,k WAREHOUSE, south side OF
Wlo Prince street, one door west OF Union. Apply
to feb 9-eotAug9l SAMUEL MILLER.
- FOR RENT-The two-slolY . luk
1& DWELLING ani STORE attached, NJ. lih,
Kind street, next dpur to Mr.. David Applch 5
Coniertioaary establishment. Possession given
the 2ath of July. For terms, apply I" GEO. h;
FRENCH. "fren,h' bucA aud Periodical pePat'
jy l2-eotr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

WASHINGTON ITEMS.-At > o'clock, on
Saturday morning, Watchmen Henning and
Cnombrs went into the police Office of .Ju>
:ice Mckenna, Ia escape Il gust which ap-
in there, they heard a noise, rs if some
one WAS cutting through the door. They
rushed cut and found three Young men.
who immediately ran, and would have
cIped, but that officer Coombes drew Il PTS
tol and shot at one, the ball taking eff
feet in his right leg. lie WAS taken, aud
near the spot where he WAS caught, Il dra-
COON pistol heavily charged, and ham
mer were found lying on the ground. The
Young man gave his name rs Marion Ward,
and was sent Ia Jail for further hearing.
The shipment Of coal both at Georgetown
and Alexandria is going rapidly forward,
and the heavy stocks OF coal are cnnsdera-
bly, reduced.
4 fire occurred on Saturday Afternoon, i'll
Georgetown, little north of Bridge street,
and in the nrighborhood OF the Bridge street
bridge 1t was Il small frame house, lnhahl-
ted 10y colorrd people.
WARR,Nr-A warrant has been issued
by Justice Price for the arrest of Robert
Beavers, who is charged with severely beat
ing Catherine Thompson, lin Black Dog Al
lew ON Saturday last, with u door bar.
THE WEATHER. had Yesterday fine
weather for the growing c"rn-Rain was
wanted and rain came. This has been, in
deed. Il most prupiti"u> season, for all agrl-
cultural products.
The contract frr rebuilding the Bridge
at Harper Ferry, recently blown down in
a severe gale, has been awarded To Me>SrS.
II X. bradshaw Il Co.. Of this place. 1t is
to be erected by the 18th of September,
ensuing. 1t will he a structure of wood and
iron, at the sum of >4,jOo, the old material
included
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
sTOgK FRUIT JARS.

ALEXANDRIA MANUFACTURE.
4 LARGE stock on hand Of all s1es' fitted with
\ corks and seluent, which can he herm.ticaIly
sealed in the safest aud best manner for preserving
fruit-for sale at very low Vricss. at the PufrERr,
No. l27. Wilkes street. by
~ o3-eott b. e. MILBTRN.
NTOOL purchased by
w js1 ROBINSON ! PSYIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

AkKlN 4 BR0., hayp just received y lot Of
~ Black Lawns aud Fancy Lawns, good srti-
's' oRly i2!r, Also, psBsges aud l,ayellu Cluths
'o5 travelling dresses. Ladies Huuped Shirts, Miss
" ao'' AZ Very low price, jy2o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

[ lhEMlCALS. dp.-Citrate Iron; Valetts; Porto
~ Carbonate Iron; Blue Mass; Blsnchard's Pills
y. The i"dids Iron; Carbonate Iron; Fluid Extract
EFgot, &C., &C., prepared aad fnf sale by
VIM. A. HART,
No. l0s King street corner Of Pitt.
:nh- Sign Of the asldsa Mortar, IL Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
ROBERT BELL.
CITY DIRECTORY.

VNIIE necessity of DIRECTORY of thi- pros
i porous city having long been felt, propose
to publish II reliable aud complete BUSINESS
DIRECTORY. which will also contain great
deal of local information. valuable t" BUSINESS
MEN aud strangers. and would respectfully solicit
the patronage of the business men a. "i',ii."i'
and ,rL>.g;i.,. Arrangements have been made
with experienced Directory Men, who will COM
m,ncc ~ once I" canvass the city.
iy 2J-.irf r. TITiIER, JR.. Publisher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
GROVER 4 BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

PAGES rRou so 10 Si2j llENMERs 50 EXTRA
YNHE GROVER BAKER SEWING MA.
i CHINE COMPANY have greatly increased
their facilities for manufacturing their celebrated
Family Machines. 1t is no longer questioned that
these Machine. are the best i'll use for Family
sewing. l. there husband, father. or brother in
the United States. who vii permit the irudg"ry
of hand sewing in his family. when Grover Il
Baker Machine will de- it better. more expeditions
ly and ch,"per, than it can possibly he done hy
hand'
Send for circular. For sale at
jy 23-coIm No. !. South Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
CON z 3 c ! A L.
rarmars' Rank of Virginia.

. Of The Csnd;t;on Of the forms"s' Bank Of
icy;n;t. the 1t day Of J"ig, 1879, ('"cf"d"g
- RL.nrhrsN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
Fnuquicr County. Va. je 28-r"ts

Il OMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF LAND. Par
\ suant to decree of the Circuit Court of Fan.
fax county, in the of Patrick Rcrd's admin.
traitor. &C.. " Hugh Mc,iinnis made at n, Juno
term 1859 the undersigned Commissioner theron
named, will offer nj public sale, on N0nd"y. PIE
lIM dag of A"gn,i 1899, Court day. ut lniriaN
Court House, (the late purchaser having failed -
comply with the terms Of the sale, under former
decrer,) u TRACT "f LAND situate in Fur'HN
county about four miles south of Alexandra. upon
the Turnpike Road leading from Alexandra
to Acc"tnk Mills, formerly the property OF Pn'rrk
Reed. and containing about EIGHTY ACRE
The Land IL IN good state "i cultivation, ~th
good mpruy cmentS- and from IT, proximity 90
market ir valuable II Garden Farm.
TERMS. one tenth of the purchase money to
lee paid down rs deposit. liable 10 forfeiture "m
failure Oi purchaser To comply With tho term, 81
sale upon it, confirmation; the residue ~ thr'o
instruments of q, L. and Is month";. with Iuter,st,
To les secured 10y huud With good serurity, AMI ID"
luui hahic IT, hV fr.oi "n failure h. meet dri'IIui
p3,y mcuts. sMl title t. be retained until purchase
money be pail H. W. THOMAS, Commit
10 DO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
EMPRESS STEAM LINE FOR

s.s. EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND NEW YORK
In consequence Of an accident ta tAv a. SeItSnur,
the steamer C. G. ALGEh, VIII, its this tri, leave
Aleysnl,i,, un 81 ENAAf VHRNIN" NEAE
g;vh rl.,anf. at 10 o'clock She will leave Phlla-
delphia rs usual an Friday, at {, ]. NJ
WIN. ". FOWLE 4 SQN,
iy 23-3t Ne, !, s"Aih WharYea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

NOIlCE.-The Stockholders ot the Upp-ryille
~ and Manassas Gap Plank Road Company,
are notified - taevt st the house q! Wm Il. VERIFY,
in the ,awa ii upperyiIle, On Monday, the first
day al August for the purpose of elerting officers
for the ensuing year. aud for the transaction Of
other bu,lrc>-, By order
FRANK l.. FRED, Treasurer
Tp,-rvii-. jy lf-cotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC.
INHE SABBATH SCHOOLS connected with
the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

yI,UE SABBATH SCHOOLS connected with
the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
of this city, will make their annual ENCl RSlON
~ to GLYMONT, on Thursday. Au-
-. ~. ss-,l.gust 4th. Every nrranS cement will
IL, u,d, 10 render thi. of the most deli ,htiul
Excursions OF the season. The steamer TllOS.
COLLYER il engaged, and will leave the foot at
King street ai ) o'clock, A. NJ, precisely. She
will also make trip in the afternoon, leaving at
1 o'clock. aud returning. will leave Glymont III
time to reach home by nighttall. Tickets can he
had Of the Teachers "l the schools. Price Is
Cents. ~ 2b-""-"
NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES. AND PAPERS,
~ Mt GEO. SiGGEH% - P,i"', street, ori'"-
ste Nh, f;I..,. OWr..
Harper, New Monthly Magazine for August.
price 2.'r.
Frank Leslie. new Family Magazine and Tia
zctte of Fashion for August. 2Jc
Kuickrrbncker Magazine for August, DE.
Golcy's LaiyS Book. Petrrsom's National Mag
nziur Arthur, Home Magazine the Ladies' Amer
lean Magazine, aud all thr Magazines :"r August
on hand
The Taisman. by Sir Walter Scott, 2jr
Inu.rn IlariInn, or the Star of tho Circus, 10y
q. W. VI. Reynolds, j0r.
Chambers. Encyclopedia and Dictionary of
Universal knowledge for the people illustrated by
wood engraving. and maps. lJc. Part three now
ready.
Ny. Ledger, Mercury, Weekly, Line Of Battle
Ship, Harper Weekly. Leslie News, Home Jour
nal. Wayery Magazine, Flag. Police Gazette, y.
Y Clipper. Pilot. Irish News, Weekly Herald. and
all the papers tor this week. iy 81
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- HANp'S DISPATCH LINE.

Tux TIT LfVET'T NV " lVNN'
AND EOSrON.-Thr \. !. Propeller JAMES
JEROME, Jerome master. viii leave Long Wharf,
,toni of Duke street. on IHe.day 10Th Instant Mt
i o'clock, p NJ, arriving in Philadelphia early "n
thursday morning. connecting with regular lines
ot steamers for New York and Boston. Freight
taken at til. lowest rates. Apply I"
STEPHAN SHINN,
IL 2S--2t No ri south lnipli street
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I AND FOR SALt. t ulcr at private sale nv
i u farm miles i'"m Piedmont :'tnti"u. aud u
! mile IroM Cool Spring Church. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES. About 100
cultivation. all vol set in sras-. and - acre, al
bottom land which l. II first rate timothy lAeal0w.
81. The IMPROVEMENT are .w.ll hut cumiOr-
ii table. There is on the p!en,srs MI old mill
site. one Of the best ia the country. Prrson. in
want Of a >mall fnrnt would DO well I" examine
th. land. ~ | wish to go West and am anxiou. to
sell and will give possession the 1t day Of sep
temher next.
Terms liberal and would take yonag Servant. IN
part pay.
Any communication ad lr,Sed To- III. will receive
prompt attention, LEWIS BRICE.
Piedmont station, Fsuquier co., jy G--,culm
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
~ Gauze tlannrls; Angola do, a light article
for the Summer
Ladies and Geuts 6nuze Merino Vests
Misses do; children and Ladies uauntets
busters, ui yarun. kind.
Also materials ter Travelling Dresse.
irish Linens. some very heavy, iT i,Iiiuw eases:
Mosquito Nett: 81 I'll Cloths: ;.trp ia.
Very wide white and black Ee.age Tor Shawl
and Nantes; Misses Hoop Skirt,-ani in few
layS will receive new article of skirts, with cor
Sc, body }. N. STEWART. Exchange Block.
iv 2j--!t
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PEYTON & ARCHER,

PEYT0N & ARCHER.
/ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l%9 CARN ST,
Y RIcmMuNp, VIRGINIA. devote THEN entire atten-
t"n To the sale of TOEiGCO. WHEAT fLOFR,
aud other CufNTEr PEUDiEk, and To- the
purchase at SUrrLtS for their Country customers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

\ C"rNrERrEIr.-Two men on Saturday
morning last, called on Mr. Cross WHO keeps
u Coffee stand Ia the market, and obtained
breakfast. They paid for it by giving Sio
note, receiving in change $3.50. The note
proved ~ he u counterfeit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-26

DrBLlC SALE OF House AND LOI, Ar
/ MANASSAS STATION. By 'wtuc "t nn ~
der of the Comfy Court OF Prime william county
pronounced at the June term "i -aid Court ~ rhn
case oi Cannon & Eruther ". Walter X. Bakrr,
also r. j. Cannon ". satn., | shall proceed - z'iI
at the front door Of the Court HJu-c, M, past
N,n.E.y ~ y. p,cmb., ne,t, ONE ACRE OF LAND.
IN at Manassas Station on which there T. grnl
a3 DIV ELLING HOUSE. aud other out house.
TEHNn oP SALE.-A credit of .IN. twelve, Iui
eighteen months, will be given, the purchaser gI,-
ing bond, with approved security, to bear Htrrc.t
from the day oi salethc title to Ice withheld until
all ,Gv purchase money is paid.
J. K. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, fof
:. X. DAVIS, Shrrlh.