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For Nent.

ry~w0 Rooms tafre sua admirably heated On fhr
i eernes - tae Sluare aud College street fnr thc
nexf year, isss. For terlns Apply a.
dssls-li =. II. nusliI.
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pa RTNER SHIP

lIIrC II D. FIHF
A tiSia ala business 81 H. s. slaErls \ Co, have
t,s "a as. .clatd Nith ms Ar. ". hogi~T Harris,
s =, Ii s.latiaae iu te tsfeers alas COMMISSION bus
t,,.ss a. tt.s aIa stand. HUSh Act1Si-A-
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Copper.

~ srEI-s Is pound eOrssr. - w
III 10 = ~
10 - a.
,exs d DtCxEy
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FIR Es Fl STOCK

JUsT received t1-siay, per Exprsts. large and
81 well te.ted stsck of tsentietaeh'S
White aud enioTsd I&na1 1ylssisn -lsirts,
White and CaaFes Aarss3ies Snlrts,
All szsstyies AMI patterns, and SartSaast 70 ~ Tor
sale low bysssz !. IL. AcSifL
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F0r Nenl.

EA HALE extra h-svy : ousAei Gnnny Bags
eJU last reeeiEoa ana fof esit ey
nsvs. iARRis, GOiDoN 4 60.
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p,anos! V,,anos. pianos.

rINnE greatest bargains Ia Piano essy--2-.--.--s
i EorIes m New YORK utx eap 45y-t-A>.-tS
bc had al tne Mtuuiac3ory af CtA Y ~
MINsS & GANFlELn, d5T, Broadway, near Bcecher
street. Fanos 81 plan, and orasmsHasl Eases. Pearl
ami fvory Neys At prices bets@ al cDmpetition,
witil-s ale aud retail. every Iastrumea warranted
tlr ysars CUMMINGS 4 CANFIELn
oet25-IJn No. 63T Broadway, New York.
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Mlusif, })iauOs, Sc.

Ma q = q
n F. THURSION will resume his les aA3z
~. soIIs ia NuC.lIIZltion and GA the Piano F-@l
Forte, ON Monday next, sept. 9th. aGIst.L5
Orders may be lett at his room at the Sc ASnts
nance Hotel sept3-u
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new-Dork.

From VIsCHER, OWEN 4 Co, General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway,
NeW-York
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Hyri WAR EVERY faaItf Nl,TN

liSf WHAT EVERY fiAItf hAaTS
4 C00D cheap ss~sig Alao,line. froe only
I Il ~ s4a- lheze Asaaliprs lsrelt oals b. knos
slsare Item = fl-,e Ia 4llnOst Osefl ilaulig 10
pus,iAte yVa nlusl - sagtsle m 3 hsc tl4eai; IA
Agc ~ Nssf s.li s1~st clsrsa S.Nlss Aacisl.i,-.
Nu1lty kents fof a. S1le of tic Nefgleaoa.
aayunoad aasrafly se14ns1 .s.sseai.
~4a i'4r&.r c4li l-iV lAcfsi.ilre, 30 "A
10 Ai1eir aha wtst tthheasce- lloosiis ot1. }
Vests Nes.e sgAGss tsssea E.sesh, efl~so- al
ALA NlacEft streVts-
y B---s.rlsaa4ri @ttsntiorl I41sk 10 Repairing
s.ass Sc - A--eAsiSs y ~ ssHfsfieaos4 a
: 80 81 ,. F1ksISG's. 81 ~iak sl..s hine Dcpc
NashYli lis, tsas,, sss.sl l-e,Ys~ iyt-9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Sugar.

The circulars by the Empire City are not 30 IA
vor4bl. tor Sugar. The rams III December and
.I,,t,ury induced many of the Cuban dealers 10
believe i very short crop probable, upon "h"h the
larc sprculatous oi thuSc months III Cuba were pre-
ii,nrci Since February lst the weather through
out TN, Island h., been unprcccdcntediy favorable
for the production II Sugar. and the crop having
drawn in close. i. - now generally conceded That
II lully cuuals. il exceeds. that "i last year.
We copy the following from the tardcna' Price
Current:
..Un reference /" The annexed list al exports our
readers will observe that the number OF i"gShcii"
Of Muscoya.lo sugar shipped hence 10 date, equals
within a small quantity. that shipped during the
ni,,l. of last wear We have still 4" =" forward.
ia store and uucrmrc,ei rarsocs III the bay, ~.
400 hn.sLcnl> aud AZ least an equal quantity sun
an the. estates which will well our exports tins
y,.ur Ia an increase ui about ~ to ~ prrccni over
th,,, Of 1885 - much i"r III" short crop 81 We
h,.incnilv predicted hy Spectators al the com
m..ricrriirmi "i the season AMI ~ rcf>eNcrins'E
.,urr,,.;,,,el hy ourselves. Were We I" extend our
statistics :" rlavci Sugars. onr predictions would
Ice It'll more amply verified
A somewhat similar stat: "t things exists at
,.niur.">. th,,r ,w" hciua the principal siiprins
r,rta for Muscn, ADDE'S. The Stock "t cinycd IA
car are largely accommodating AT Havana nmd Wa
tin.,~. benz at both places 10000 boxes.
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CO NJ n E r C. I A L.
Monetary.

Money i. in active demand. with light supply,
and loans are with difficulty effected at rates rang
ing from s0l 10 r cent. for best endorsed paper
The Banks are discounting only limited amount.
Eastern Exchanged is scarce at = Inc amounts
for the payment of the interest on the pohus VI
m. C,,rroration and of the Orange and A!eNah-
3rio and Manassas Gap Railroad Companies due
in New York, "n yesterday, were rAh'ml''e" "
that city in advance, Us usual. The rr"mp'he'S
with which our Corporation and our Ea''r"a"
Companies met their liabilities, shows them To NC
in "a very healthy financial condition., amt r,h"e'
their stock desirable investments. Stocks are hIh!,
but sales limited. and We have n"chamge IT, n"'e Il"
prices In Baltimore money /, quoted III goo"
demand. without change III rates. 1hc Dams
there are very crcumslect in their discounts
very lurge amount of money III semi annual III
tere,t was paid out Yesterday and will he pant OUT
until after the 10Th i'll all the Atlantic cities, Oh
Railroad bonds, AMI on Bank. Insurance. and va
riou> other stocks. Al New York, about sI'o"o'-
900 will be di>hur.cd aud after the ISL Tor ""
y.rum,nt aui Stat. interest FOR different STATES,
Virginia, Tennessee Missouri North CAROLINA
Illinois, California &c. much of winch viii bc
seeking re investment speedily. The last Ne"
York Bank statement shows quite large loss "'
deposirs aud specie, with moderate contraction
OF loans, and tins movement II arlrais probable
will continue. with cur present enormous IN
port, aud diminished exports. specie shipments
must continue AMI our bank managers must con
tli.u al n "A
,ition aud check the dangerous extravaganza "i
the order, Tor foreign goods The New York Com
nercul of Thursday evening says :--"lheie were
large sales of Missouri skies nj sta STE, closing
AT the former price, buyer thirty agn'"' sol maj
price vi yesterday. Tennessee and Virginia HiAe'
closed the same n, yesterday. SALES 81 OH" sAes
of lsSU at ~ aud North IarJllua al 99t lhcit
i. not muci, DONG yet i'll foreign eXrhtnse' bat The
market for bank aud banker, bills gu London +
firmly held. ut llntG iirs. C"nmef'u! Sisni-
lure, IO41u 1897 On Pari. 1t. loCd d. Os3; Ham
burg IS: Amsterdam ~ ~; Bromen :"
IA sU!." Land Warrants ale hTm, hut quiet.
NEW Yonh. June - There was hut II hight
b.;nes. nt the Stock Board day, aud hut !iIUe
variation in prices. There were sales al Nilsson"
skies al sG3. aud "f Tennessee" sINrS al W.. Nr
yinin sizes advanced one quarter. In Railroad
hands there was little done. BANKERS bulls "n
London SilU!GL$l.lu. aud COMMERCIAL signatures
at iO9Ca lu"I.
Mr. Cisco, the United States Assistant TrehSnr-
err has received q warrant Tor sI,"o"'"uu I" pa!
the half yearly dividend on the public debt n' Tie
United States at New York. on The Isl oi July.
The receipts Tor customs yesterday amounted |"
SIP, 500 total amount IN the SUblrtaSur! 3D.
yGJ, 6OJ.
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The Tea Trade OF the United States

cur trade with Cn,ma Ia. been increasing from
yr,r t. wear. and one OF the chief import per
hars the rhiei has been Tea, which, Instead OF
being brought hiher hy English vessels, + no"
.i.pprI mostly, il not ALL 10y vessels anjer oar
n,s. and thus maternal, increasing the revenue
ANA enriching the community.
The average consumption OF blacks per nnnuin
j. Jah uuu pounds. or = ,tn0 chests per month";
and ri greens II 300 Uut pounds annually, "r 30,
uun package per m"mIh--ihe t"ta! assrcsatins ~.
900 900 pounds per anmnn. The receipt" al al
port of the u!rl states turing the present sea
an u ln date amount IT, in.JuI.u uu ih> blacks
md ;, $40. zoo b.. greens. The shipments L"
treat Britain. so far. from all the Chinese ports
foot ur %. .uu, 200 lbs against Gl,'O0.odO H.. III
lS,,-'JS.
The stocks in the China markets. ~ latest az
counts are : ,ur 1Ut Ms. blacks. against 9,21",nn"
NJ. same time last wear: aud 22JU 600 lhS. greens
against i.JnUJnu lbs same time last yeaI.-Nr'r
lnJk Fryr,SI.
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pEMAHkS Tb,. Rr,1i.tunS market has been
,., i,oo,;,.. ,,r;,,,, m. ,,,k TIN, re..ir,s have
h..n small and uric.s have had n downward ten
dency. closing unsettled The market for Flour
is very dull and with the exception of the irnmc-
diate city demand there has been nntlin: done.
Prices have steadily declined. and yesterday SUI
NO rim. WAS offered nj S6 %, without indiug pur
cb,s.rs There We're some sales hy the draw load
NJ 81 ~ for IN. better brands Extra aud Famil,
mr.. scarce and nominal In Wheat. there has
b..p Inn. or nothing doing and we are unable To
yiv, r.li,ble quotations There has been very lit
lie new Whes, brought to market, the farmer. moi
having vel gotten out the grain The harvest III
mi. ss.t;on !. nearly over. and the Weld is album
dsnt, while the quality is mo., excellent There
il much speculation a. To prices. II j. thought
tina, 800, will he the opening and it is the opu-
ion that figures will commence low Corn j. dali aud
nom;nally s0c Rye j. uuiet ut ste Oats very
duu Sales daring the early part of the week at
.ic hu, Yesterday We heard of !. 600 bushels oil
fer.d At s7Ic. The growing crop i, reported Tine,
and il is thought prices Will somewhat decline
earn Meal i in abundant supply, and dull at -
0si, Sum,c is wanted at ) . p hundred H..
The Grocery market for the past week has been
considerably excited. Prices at sweets have al
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The Marx cts.

BALTIMORE, July Flour closed dull: sales 81
10000 barrels City Mills SOS. There was moth
ing doing in Wheat to-day, and quotations were
nominal; white iiOGy l6jc.: red lSo@ l45c Corn
closed steady; white and yellow IS'a soc. Pr"'i-
sious closed dull. Whiskey closed dull ut 21:c.
New York. July Flour closed quiet: state
sjiO(u $3.50: Ohio S6@l 500: Southern S6.2"W
500. Wheat closed with Il declining tendency;
Southern red l50G l6jc de-. white l1uu ls"c
Corn closed dull and generally unchanged. Pork
closed firm: mess Slt; prime heavy at Sl2.62@
Sl2 -. Lard closed steady. Whiskey closed dull
at 2Gc stocks are hall and heavy. Va. &, -.
ey interest Mo- Is s2! interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
hKRIEu.

In Wushins torr. on rne-'lay, the 18Th "lt., at
m. Church of the Ascension. 10y The Rev. DR.
piDckney. Dr.. JOHN HUNTER, t" Ms MARY
+. BROOKE ushter OF the late alter Brooke
of Prince GEORGES County, Md.
In Wa.hiusi.,n Oh the 10Th ultim". at Trinity
Church. Mr.. JOHN HYATT Of Prince George
County. Mar, land, and MARION, eldest daughter
Of 4. +. Middleton, esd, 1T Washington.
on Thursday morning, the 18Th u't, ut the rr.'-
l,.pc. T.. h. uiIl. by the Rev. {. George, Mr.
CARTER A. SAUNDERS ii New York, To Mis-
LUCY H.. daughter oi the late Thoma- Hill, OF
. Culreper {. ii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Richmond Cattle Market.

BrEr-Snr> oi sc,era! lots since our ia"i week
~ report at $.Gt :! r. cwt. nett. Stock fair, aud
market dull
VrAl.--Salcs uf fat Calves at - I" $40 T. head,
according I" quality. Market dull.
LAWYER Ia. cNtrcur prices are S2.JOtdS' r
head. according I" quality. Market dull.
MrrIoN.-Wc quote 'Hir Ia good Mutton Al "
"a - r. head. Market dull
llua>.. y. sales by wholesale. Sales for pre-
sent consumption at SSJOM - i cwt.; the latter
Ter choice corn led.
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Richmond Money Market.

NORTHERN ENrHANGE-On New York and fhi-
adephia toe prem
Such of the Stock Bank notes, AMI "i The Bank
of the Valley, as are not taken 10y The BANKS are
ut u discount of r cent. .
The notes of the Trans, Allegheny Bank are -
- cent. discount Bank OF kandwiu, no sale.
North aud South Carolina Bank Notes ! Y cent
discount. u. Co.
GoLp p cent prem. No prem. allowed Tor
SILyEE.
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AUCTION SALES.

l OF DOUN LAND FOR SALE AZ AlC-
IL rlUN.-By virtue OF a decree of the Clu,uGt
t"Urt vi l.uutVuu county, rendered On the .d ihN
of May, 1893 III the case of ShTcNe y. SAIv,'.
the uudcrs,- med commissioners therein E"IU,t.
will offer Tor sale. II public auction 1" tnr highest
bidder. in front of the Court. House. ~ IUr,
-" .Hondoy The Sh day Of ADy"'f, l>J9 Court
day. the following described tracts "i LAM. illu,
i'll said county. ,u vii: farm called 'sliEtN J..
LAND situated about - miles southeast ul ..r
town 1T i.rr>burg, "n the AsAan'irla, L"uu"uu
and Hampshire railroad, adjoining TIE Lands CO..
Mrs Jane u. Wildman, Wesley :. M,Pm,'.uI.
Samuel {. Jackson and Others, combining au"uD
liy! ACRES OF land. Said tract - at l""h ga.
>uil. we'll supplied with wood aud waier. l- highly
susceptible ui Improvement and will NAH" ga ~
~ cci,eut grn.ing iarm. Ii has ou II - DIV IL.
Eli LING hot Sc Stables, anu other improve.
"'ui>. SAID farm H. now III the ",'utIh,N 30
William /. bUUvhuc. Possession Tor The lurIosr
"i seeding, gwen neat Fall, aud iu!i l'..,.r,uE
gwen lSt January. lS6O, the rent lot ,ur l',r,ut
year I" he reserved.
The other tract called "EASTBENp." .l'.t.
TED "n th" walters ut GooSc Greek, ah"ul I u...,
southeast Of LccSburg. adjoining the lands oil, Jp hE
janury H. /. Harrison, l.. l.. Bentley aUu uiuri..
and contains about $2S ACRES Iu,> Iaua g. al
;" ot good red soil. we'll wooded aud wA,,I,u. af,.
can 10y Iui'tou> farming, be rendered mglk i...
&C. ductNc. There IL good ID J. Ia NJ
Ii hot ~ nu II. with other Improvements. Hii
tue farm H. q very desirable one Tor gam CO.
grain growing purposes. There Is upon lhi, uIcr
mcAhau-tible quaiIies at the finest GRANITE,
lying immediately ou the line ot the AcNauIus.
Loudouu and Hampshire Railroad, "tlhm a'
miles ui the Di.lrct oi Columbia. This loo. B.,
pronounced Icy r. u. Bowie. Engineer Of ,aId road,
To bc =" the ,ery best quality, ana i"r hulI,iirg
PURPOSES. superior III hlS opinion, {" any ~ ,h5
uitcd States. Fall possession oi thu, tHIul gwen
Immediately. Both these tracts wee uNu"d T.,
the late Charles ShrrNc at the time ut h d,J.a
"ShrcVcland," will Ice sold 10y Charlie Il. l,hn.
und Daniel I Shreyc, and "Enstbcnd' by Athur
L. Roger aud Daniel I. Shr,'e. Any one t,.a'-
M information touching said land san d1iiv-7
them nj Lr.shurE, Va.
Terms One ninth OF the purchase none! - b'
paid "n The ,iay oi sale, two nIutbs "n The cuHhi.
nation ct the sale, aud the residue IN Two Strhl
paymcut- one payable III twelve months nul Ias
other ia two years from the day OF safe, all 10.
tcIIrJ payments t. bear interest tTolu the a.N 'i
sale, and 10 be occurred Icy the bond, OF the IuT-
cha~ers. and retention OF the title anita the whole
purchase money be paid.
CHARLES b. TEBBS, ,.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Baltimore Cattle Market. June 80.

There were 100 head of Beef Cattle offered at the
Scales to-day lJu "t which were driven To fhiln-
,lclrhi. - left over. aud the remaining 800 head
were taken up 10y Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from $50 To SI2j r leo ihs.-a de
clirc "i l2t cts.
uogs-Priccs from SSj0 to ~ = loo its.
Sheep Sheep are selling at prices ranging from
~ L. 81 cents gross
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II Rim LIST.
ruKT OF ALEXANDRIA-JuLY |

ARRIVED.
Brig Northmno. Land, Boston, I" VI. Eldridsc.
MEMORANDA
Bril-, Antrlrnc -. from -. John. y. B.. for
lhs port WAS sp"hrn 9Th ut. lat. 80, Ion. II.
Brig Hobart. Jordan. los this port cleared n,
- John. y. T.. .lth nlr.
Schrs Neptune. Musce. and Ccrto. Cr"wcll.
hence at Boston 18th.
Schr. Three Brothers. ---, from te"rgetown, ID.
C.. for Salem. sailed from Newport 10Th ull
Schr. Mariha Moore, Bennett. tor Washington,
b. G.. cleared al Savannah 18th uIt.
Schr. Sprghtiing Sea, f,rlis, Tor this port, cFd.
AT Norfolk "9th ut.
Srhrs. T.. A. Anderson. unI Elijah Shcdlan.
T"wn,oni. for Washington, cid. at Philadelphia
2ath ult.
l OST--On the 10th instant. between Alevan-
j lrln ami Gntr NJ. :, Little River Turnpike
Road, LEATHER POCKET BOOK, contain
mg $50 in Bank hill', aud receipts I" bill which
ave oi no to any | will give - Tor the re-
turn "i the book aud contents to be left with any
Of the gate keepers on the road.
~ 1T l.. HOSPITAL.
NJ. FOR RENT-The STORES, No. 81 ami
Iii 80. IN King, next To the y. " corner OF Fair
fax street: also, the STORE aud DWELLING,
No. h, west siir o.: North Fairfax street.
JOHN WEST,
iv 2-"awtf NJ. t. North Fairfax street.
NTlIlIE ZINC IN olL-No | Snow White
w American Xhc. Pure French do. Penn.yl-
vnnia aud New Jersey do Stone C"l"rel Zine,
and Brown Stone Zinc. received and for sale hy
HENRY COOK co.
iy2 Srrrta Hall.
ICE Having reCciN "a the agency iur the sale of
| BOSTON Ice. | am prcpare! To nll orders. or
sell on the most favorable terms.
W. VI. ELpRlpuE. Union Wharf
1nn PINE APPLES. and nice lot 1T FIRE
~UU WORKS, just received. and Tor ale. -
Iia prime, ,frr.,. near the Post Office. ~ 1t
1 LEWINES.--.u>t received loo bh,>. II.
~ Johns AlewNcs. very prime. i"r sale by
"? NJ. EiDRIDGE.
DEMEpY FOR TATE WORM. Jay he, Src.
IL cihc. for sale Icy II. COOK CO.
iy2 Snrcpta Hall.
NIlNDuW GLASS AND III TIi-A full sup
w ply, received aud tor sale by
iy II. COOK a co. Sarcpta Hal.
<t- FOR BALTIMORE The steam
sssIsSs-iser DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
Tor Baltimore. oil Saturday this day leaving at
o'clock. Z. VI. WHEAT i BRO,
iy I'll AGENTS.
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L OC A 1T E n 8.

49,, ,,.,,.,bo, =, this nI,.a tb- Exerci.es M
!, ~, ord Commence.
H., u;,,h SoL,J ~ U,,arJ have
-; Cha osor, ,oot rrr-
c., c,.,l 49,, f,o,, J;g,roo,
yoI., ,.;
,l,., =, tho Tb.,,,.;c.L Seminary
Ns I,.,l,s G.I,,,I,, J
Williams were ordained fr'eStS-a''u NeS>r>'
Philip Brooks oil Mass nos. u Items '.>r'
F. Paddock, OF New lorh' w. a. Strong TT
Va, Elliot IL. thompson I'll va anu Haze
Townsend oil fa.' were 'r'a'"e'' d h''''''S'
Rev. Churchill D. u'pSoh' III re'erSp'''S'
preached on the occasion.
-. -.
- e, ;.;l
,;,,r =. L. ,Iu,. ,J
...,,,ol MANN, ,r.,s OF,
tractl>e and pr"p'>SrN>ilS, and can say that
he came, SAW, ANA '"Hi""fd. lie was
liberal with his own notes ana CHECKS, ana
''al'''' III return ''l'''' ''"''"''! VIZ" '''
cash and goods "l others VII" pun '"''h"''''e
in linn After luAuriatiug nj the hotels l"r
SON" time and AFFAIRS reaching CRISIS
lha'tr''
-, Ar ~
MINERAL WATER MI "'S''H L,>''''
VIII" has commenced IN this pace IA Ma""-
factory of Mineral " alters, sent us, Yesterday
4, a., Jiw,r.,, y,,;.,;.. r,,.,,,r,I
H"'"i " '.'e
at his establishment, ana Wh''h were very
excellent in quality. They were delightful
L. a,,,r,.I with Lemon. Raspi,rry, I.in.rr
S,r.v,.rrv A., g., All wh, u,rtook Of
,h,,;,
them pr'h'n'''''l ''''' u ~ VIC
KIND. We nope VIZ. Avery may lac lihefA!'I
rewarded tsr his enterprise and industry,
,..i ,...r with avery -p,..e.- in Ia, uew I'm.
''''''.
r. vr, Th.
'''tN '>'"''
Eleventh Annual Sr'sI"h "' 'sl'S ''''""' close"
.n Thursday last. and from whn, we under
''"'''' -.
NV s'",' WV, ~, r..,,,nr, nmJ oroJ;,nhlo +,
'S'at''rH u '''' '''' '''7 "'''
the Pupils
lELfGkArhl''-A "''e"'''''' ''''''' ''''0
been established AT cuiPrprr Court ilou7e''y
RI. American TELEGRAPH Company, and we
,;,,l ,..s,,. II conor,tulo.
!eS'e'''''' -,
ton thereon from our friend III ''e due
Ridge Republican.
p,-,.,.,,,,> C.,r,,iu Eheuryrr Bacon
-. - n 4 NJ ,..
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@@TSC C.s~-%
~RIPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

BANGOR. Me-, June 3O.-The Democratic
Convention have nominated Mcna>>;lh Smith
Adm. Dem. for Governor. The vote stood:
Smith %oi: Smart douglas Penn. PSI: Seat
trrlny IS. The Convention also nominated
IA delegate, IL the Charleston Convention.
George Sheplcy and Walder Farley Aim
and 4. vi. Roberts and Biou Bradbury,
Anti. Adm pcm>.
Mo>rG"MERy, Ala, july 1.-The Grand
Jury have returned i've bills Of indictment
against y. Maruncy. the former agent "t
Adams n Go. : Express here, Tor the embezIle-
ment of S5n,OOO. Maroney failing Ia appear
his bond, were forfeited.
ArrusrA. July Hon. Alexander {.
Walker. who Was nominated IL succeed Hon
4. II Stephens in Congress from this district.
refuse, To accept the nomination.
NEW ORLEANS; July The steamship
Atlantic from this port for Key West, put
back Yesterday, with broken cylinder.
NEW ORLEANS July Mons. Belly is re
ported to have arrived mt Asplnwall ell route
Tor France Not dead yet,
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.,--,s THE 1. :. MAIL STAGE To
$500 rPrEKNIL MIDpLEBi Ri,
ND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. will leave
Greens Mansion House every Tu"-'in!, Thursday.
ami Saturday. at :! \. VI. Leave Cppsr'illr
every sunday Wednesday. and Friday, nj ! ~ NJ
ana Mildlchurg at - \. "
IL ;u-c"u HUGH LATHAM. Proprietor
DINEY POINT. ST. MARl'S COUNTY,
MAKNLAND.-rhI- establishments greatly
improved IN IT. accommodations and comforts hy
the addition of lodging rooms. Ball room, nnl The
erection ri u bath house. will he ready Tot the IL
,rrtinn OF visitor. on the 10Th 81 June. Charge
moderate. v. W. DIX, Proprietor
Ic ii-r"im
DoARp IL THE COUNTRY.-I can accom-
d MEDIATE u irw families with pleasant rooms and
BOARD IN healt,y and pleasant part oi the
country eight miles from Alexandra. and ten if"in
", .hiustnu. ON the AcNnulria and LeeaburG
Turnpike. Adde'S c,cr
Falls Church. Fa;rrrS 'nnnrv, Va. Jc i-""lm
FOX RENTING DW ELLIAG HOUSE
Ia; NJ II Duke street. between k"rrl AMI Far
IN streets. containing Ptri"r. Hail. bIming Room.
Kitchen and five Bed Rooms. water ahd gas. Ar-
ply 81 the premises. J'
NOTICE. Our accounts will Ice made III and
y ready tor delivery un the ~ "t Juiy. Our
friends ana customers will OhlIsc II toy settling
their bills up t. that date. ,.....
) ". MElENBERG,
j.. CIV >arrpta Hall.
\'OTI, E-A> j. oar CUSTOM. all accounts Oh
y our books have been made III. and will be
resly tor delivery on the irst ~ July. Those VINO
rre,rr H. called tor their bill. will do - nj their
,.,,,i,.t co,yenieuc.. ASHLEY II WOOD.
ir CIV
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lllEU.

Ia Cu!prrcr on Monday, the 18th inst, Lltli,
infant iau, inter of Henry H. ""d Luc'c A N"rr'-'
npri l. ,IaNs.
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HENRY DAINGERFlELD,
". Z. CONWAY, Commi>s'rS.

HOPEFiL POINT FOR SALE ! wish To
III sell my FARM. lying IN the waters OF Rock
fish River ana Cove Creek. in The county "i Mel
son This FARM contains "JOt ACRES. and Is
beautiful, situated for H. mountain SCENERY. A".
and PRODUCES we'll all the various crops usually
cultivated ia tins region 81 country. The situation
j. airy aud healthy. with never failing springs.
and any IuautitN uf branch. crenk. and river WA
ter running through IT, The ll"wardsyllic Turn
bike runs through thu farm t" Miiilrhr""k. III
Au.rti,Ia county. and also the extension "t th"
Orange and Alexandria Railroad To Lynrhhnrg.
and crosses the Turnpike near the centre "t ia"
farm. 1T which place one "i the most business DE
u,ts ON The whole line j. located. aiur,ing fine
stand tor mercantile purposes. and al>" an excel
lent stand Tor "A house of entertainment. There l.
nl>"un the farm. within sixty yards of the depot.
nm excellent str Tor a MIL with sufficient wafer
Ia drive almost any amount Of machinery. together
with a lin. rpruu, Tor huying wheat. corn. &C.
ANY person wishing, tn engage III an active, money
maxine business, would de- we'll IL view this pro
prrty. which will he offered public auction 70"
rh. Ijib "f .i"ig nrri. if not previously sold. at
which due notice will Ice given. Terms made
known Oh application I" the subscriber, living Oh
th. premises Any information desired will lee
chrcrimIly give. My ANDRES IL Fah"rs MILF
Nelson county. Va. EDN ARD llioMA''
Nelson county. ir ll--lawiw