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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
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CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED. June -.
Boa,s A. IL. Putfnbrrger Five SISTERS III" y
p Colstou. coal 10 Borden Mining 60.
Boats A. Glosshrcnner. Bette MauIs"y' Ia "'S
.,orv. \. II. Bradt. and Pryor Watson coal 10
American Coal Co.
.SAYoE'S OFFICE, June o., lS5"-AH per
MI sons doing business under State hieeh1e'
49,. hereby notified that their license ian 10 Tue
Cornoraton was due the lSi instant, =,
eot o. ~ W. d. MASSEY. Mayor.
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS have Just re-.
c.;ved large stock of II L h sPE!N"
SKIRTS. The Tapes Of these Skirts are 's'>
hsavV and are warranted not to cut
je 2s-3t .. W : :
1TOTICE TO MY CuSTUMERS-My a'-
~ copp,s will he ready for delivery on the 's'
-, and will feel obliged to my customers |" -e'
,ia ,h.m NJ their earliest convenience.
TIC lh sS ~ W. b. RICHARDS. Jr.
NOR SALE.--A go,d RlDlN" HohSh'
- aid works we'll in single or double hnr
Mass JOHN II. BRENT, 20 k'ng-s'ree'.
je 2S-3t -----
uYANTED TO HIRE. for the remainder oil 'hs
w wear, a SERVANT BOY, VIII" Is honest anu
e,u do house work Apply at this once
je 23-e03t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

BOARD IN THE C0UNTRY.-l csn accom-
ID modate few families with pleasant rooms and
BOARD in a healthy and pleasant part of tho
country eight miles from Alexandria, and ten from
Washington, on the Alexandra and Leesburg
TURNPIKE. Address
MRS. EMMA BARTLETT
Falls Church, Fairfax county, Va, JIG a-eoln
g. STORE AND TAVERN STAND FOR
Ell SALE OR RENT, at Bailey's Cross Road, AZ
the IL ter section OF the Columbia and Middle Turn
pike, five miles from Alexsudr.a-also Wheel
wright and Smith Shop, with Al e1tensiSe run %
ustom-slso small FARM near the Cross Roads,
-. with new and convenient DWELLING. Ad-
BE- dress the subscriber, at Washington city, or
inquire Oh the premises. LEWIS BAILEY.
Fairfax county. dec lR-eotf
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
LOCAL ITE MS.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo CANAL.-On Fri
dav last, leak occurred on the BERN side OF
the canal. on the four-mile level this side Of
the Great Falls, which WAS at first Thought
likely 10 retard navigation only couple OF
DAYS. but subsequent examination shows
that week will ne requisite to make full
repair. Considering that large fleet OF
coal boats are lying ri Georgetown IA Yet un-
discharged, bur little disadvantage will occur
from the stnppagr OF navigation Tor les
day,.-NM. Int.
Is SEARcn.-lt is said that several Of the
Washington police were in town, yesterday. IN
search of some one whom they were directed
to arrest The individual soughtfo for could not
be lound-anl, it is further said had left
here some days since The affair has crea-
ted, suid-nly, much talk in this place. The
person implicated has been here for some
t:m.. ani, it is said. several Of our citizens
vii! lose hy their confidence in him. Rich
developments are expected.
CrSr'N House CHANGES OK "tn''''oN>
'"h-'''r'pie '''A IN. P'''"''''
few days past, relative to rumared ana ex-
prcteu changes Vi ''""'''""" III ".
'ne |"s''"' '''"'' " :,,I,.,
urer are to he dispensed with. The first OF
july i, the time fixed on for this Custom
House change"
.r,
r'oNttK ''''',Ni' VIII
advertisements Ill 'o-'"S ''~e''e "'"' u,
fi'l'e'r NILS III ''''. p''''' W., VI '"'
compete anu rA!'"S''. '''''''''''"'
Kina III TIE 'h''co ''"''S' a'' '"e''' W.
al mt ,ft.n +, he met with.
The HARVEST is now IN lull DlaS'.
We have seen several specimens al wheat
Just cH' III wv" OF '''rc'' Vi '"eu"'''''' ''"''
'''>' '"' 5'"''' f"f
LANES 'o'|h' 'hD'-oP " '''",""' ''''''
H""'""o taxes were l'"'d " ''e '''''''''H' WI
which day tie reduction "i per ''"'' IN
pircd. a reduction OF u per cent. VIII De
made on all taxes pad on or before the t'rSt
PEEsENTATIoN.-Mr. Edgar Narhel'i' on
behalf OF the scholars OF the VI. T. sun
day School, on Sunday evening last III
the church. presented WITH I'LL appropriate
S,,or;r,.rd.,t or the school a handsome
silver rIn which the REGIMENT acknowledged
in som. pertinent remarks. thanking his
friends fnr their kind remembranccS.
Ne" ""tAf'-l ne "FS' '''''' ,'''' WV"
brought 10 '''s ''''Ae'' was '",'''
ChahSc Yesterday, ny .hess'H' ""''''o"
Payne. 1t was lot OF loo bushels from
the farm of Mr.. J. T. Rice, of Westmore
land
Eo,.uru q, Jr,v-As there will be no
a.. .I,;,,x
-
nth OF July IN tins place many %, our Gnu
Zrns are making arrangements Tor cXcur-
s;,rs inn, m. .oun,rv ON that dny-and for
......., ,hou;n,
P'''''' '''''''' '"'
p S,uol a.., ,;,,ord toror.
tasii'S cases. Vi tic "'. "''" "'s't
the result OF temperance, We're before the
Mayor Yesterday morning. and properly
J,al, with
Tur R,vp p,roy Til. heoutirul river
~, a..
"hich la'eS ''c shores % '''e o''''"' wy
is not famed III tn" world : annals because IL Is
not vet antique. lis mission has been general
l.. ,'a.,,.f,,I Va, from, rho time whom C,rr
-,
Jon" ''ih'''' ~ "'''!'V' "'"' ~ Wv
channel through which the mountains pour
into the sea the tribute they milk from the
clouds: rr from the day when the Ark and
dave frrirhtrd with Mary land and rplipiuu>
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

4 LAuNCH of new fat-bottomed boat,
about ninety feet long by nearly thirty in
chief breadth, took place on Saturday after
noon Il, Gcorgetown. She will h9 propelled
by steam. and is intended to run IA an &C:
uomn,odation Tor parties of pleasure between
Washington and Georgetown and Arlington
Spring. She draws less than foot OF wa
ter Her name is the ''George W. Riggs"
ami she will furnish l-ckrooin for nearly
two hundred per,vn, - Nat. hi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlSER-J1NE

Christ CuuRCu.-Rcv. I. Is. Dana, the
Rector of this Church. preached An able and
eloquent sermon, on Sunday last, IN the 18th
anniversary Of the commencement Of his Ia
bors in that office. In the course of his ser
mon, he introduced the following statistics,
from 1884 to 1859. which will be interesting
t, the members Of the Church, and our citi-
zens generally:
NrsrRYME>. OF the l. IsstIymc" in Of
tc- - wears ago, ) have died, and removed
from town. Six. ("ne half OF the present
mcmbersl We're then members OF the con9'e-
qaftoH. There have been Al Nestrymen
during this period, 10 Of whom have been
Church Warden,.
F,MILIEs.-Of the present number "t tum
lies tabout 9Oj there ure not more than ~,
represented hv either OF the headsl who
were in the congregation II thut time, ana
only about ~ in,!irijuais.
CuMsr SIcANTS.--rhere are now but II
communicate here. who were COMMITMENTS
IN the church then: about ~ more are living
in ct her places 10 of the present number
OF COMMITMENTS were then III the cnngrega
ten: and more than 100 of the present NUM-
Der have become communicates during tins
period iO1 persons, in all, have been added to
the communion: c2j Of whom have made their
FIRST communion here and Isl have been
transferred to this Church from other cures.
24l have remOccd from the parish. ana
IL have die'.
BAprIsuS.-G72 have been baptiscd. So Of
whom were a,iWIts aud 6l1 m.tantS.
CuNrIRMArIo>s.-2ST persons have been
conHlmcd
MARRIAGES AND FrxERALS-There have
been lbs mo,,ioqcs: and 800 funerals.
DIVINE SEIvICE.-Thcrc have been held.
OH an average three Services each week, IN
Guiding those on Sundays and week days;
making i'll all $500.
CoXTRlBurioXS-rhe Contributions for re-
ligious and charitable objects, of all kinds.
mot including the annual expenses OF sup
porting the Church. have amounted to near
" 5000. The amount contributed has
yarivd in different years from 800, toupwards
of 2l,tp0 dollars; averaging about LOCO dol
lars annually. The amount contributed to
Missions. Diocesan, Domestic, and Foreign,
the last year was 900 dollars.
4 proposition has been made by the
Second Presbyterian church. in Washington,
now in charge of Rev. DR.. Hammer, to unite
with the +. street church, and merge the
two congregations into one, to be called the
New York Avenue Church." which is to
be under the pastoral care of the Rev, DR..
p. D. Gurey, and rs soon as the means can
be procured, to erect large and commodi
Gus church edi,ice on the beautiful site now
occupied by the Second church on New
York avenue, near 18th street. of sufficient
capacity not only to accommodate both con
gregations but provide room for the rapidly
increasing population Of that part OF tn"
city.-BaH. San.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

NEW ORLEANS June - Hon. Miles Tny-
Tor has been re-nominated 10 Congress from
the second district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
CHRISTOPHER NEALE.
THOMAS J. MI RkAi.
WILLIAM II. UULANI.
ALFRED MOSS.
Fairfax County, lie l6-eOts


COMMISSIONER SALE OF FAUQuIEK
- Landry virtue OF DECREE OF the Circuit
Court OF Fauquer made ut the last ALri term,
the Undersigned, special Commissioner, appointed
by the Court, will, on TtESDA Y, The l2h Ding qj
Jaiy, 1889, sell. the premises, the highly III
proved and productive FARM belonging to tho
estate OF the late Lewis Edmouds.
This Farm contains about $50 Acres, with =
suti cheney vi wood; Is well supplied with water
having on il many good springs ID under g"pn
,toue fence, and divided INTO convenient sized
fields
The inprOy ements consists Of large and coEye.
ca nientiy arranged BRICK DWELLING, with
M:I Kitchen attached The out-buildirgs are on
II large scale, and in good repair. 1t is situated
about miles from the village Oi Paris, and from
Piedmont Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
in n very healthy region. The quality of the sol!
rank. with the best in Upper Fauquier,
Terms Ten per cent. OF the purchase money
to he paid on the day of sale the residue ID three
equal payments, of o, IL, and Is mouths with IN
terest from the day Of sale; the purchaser to giye
bonds with approved security for the deferred pay
menr- and the title 70 be Withheld till the whole -
paid A. Ii. SETTLE, Commissioner
Fauquier County, Va, je Scots
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
u FARM IN UPPER FAUQUIER.-By viz
tue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Vi fauqulCr
county, pronounced on the 18th day Oi April, less,
i'll the SUIT of Adam, Marshall, the undersigned
commissioners therein named, will offer for sale ~
public auction, to the highest bidder, on the PIE.
miser, on The 6h day Of Jay, 1859, the valuable
and productive farm III the bill and proceeding IN
laid suit mentioned. 1hi. land adJoiGs the lands
of James l. Marshall, Fleet e. Rust, and Others
il of good quality and we'll supplied with wood
and water 1t is within three miles OF Piedmont
and Marx ham Stations, Oh the Manassas Gap Rail
road, and within the distance Of Leeds
Church There Is on the premises a comfortable
rr. DWELLING HOUSE and clubhouse, and
Ii heing convenient TO market, and in plessaL.
nelghborhood, oilers many inducements to pug
chasrrs.
TEKys.-Tbe purchaser TO pay down IL cash
80 900 on the day of sale, and TO execute h: bonds
tor the RESIDUE, With sufficient security, payable Ia
six, t,eye and eighteen months respectively, il
equal instruments with interest from the day OK
vale. Is. H. SHACkELFORD,
JOHN MARSHALL, Comm'rs-
CHARLES I. GREEN,
Pouuuier county nv l4-eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

QUEBEC. June -, l. m.-There are yet no
signs OF the Nova Scotan at Father Point,
now probably in her thirteenth day cut from
Liverpool.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

IN ORDERING IICkErS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address Tor the Tickets
ordered Oh receipt OF which they will hr forwarded
10y first mail.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will hr
sent Ia purchasers immediately after The drawing.
F,l- Purchasers wil please write their signatures
PLAN. and give their Post Ofl"r. county, ana
State.
-" All Prize ii $500" and under paid 'mm'
litcy after the drnwng--nthcr prizes al The usual
time Of forty day.
>urIIE "a CURRf sPONrENrS.
Those who prefer not sending money br mail,
,an use TIE ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money tor Tickets III sums "i Ten Dol
hrs, nu. upwards. can hr sent t"u~ AT ~ u hiAh
AND EApENNE, from any city at town nhcir
they have mn office. The money AMI order must To"
enclosed in "Gor,lnr,m Part Opice M"mg'd r.
r.i....,." Of the Express Company cannot receive
them.
All communications strictly confidential
Order. Tor Tickets OF Crrtiic ,tes. 10y Mail "r lN
PRESS Ia be directed to
WOOD. EDDY { co, Augusta, tieo.
or WOOD. EDDY a CO. Atnntp Hc".
ar, WOOD. EDDY \ CO, ilmimgi"n. 'ei
~" A lat of the numbers that are drawn tom
the wheel. with the amount al The rrl3e that cath
one is entitled 10, vii! Lee Published after every
drawing IN the following papers =: Augusta tic".'
Mobile Register, Nashville ia
7rtte. New York Werkl, Day Book. kirhm"hd
dispatch. Padding Miss Clarion, and Ne"
York Herald. le -N--d'u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

CrSToM House. CHANGES OR REFLECTIONS
Considerable talk has prevailed i'll town tor
a few days past, relative to rumorrd and ex-
pccted changes or reductions in the officers OF
the Custom House here. Ii is said that one
of the inspectors and the weisher and meas
urer are to lac dispensed with. The first OF
july is the time fixed on for this Custom
House change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

DECEIVED ~ assortment "i very nand.''ms
IL new st,lc bRlLLINGS. Also, line A.PAC-
CA and LINEN COATS--yerY low tor cash.
ie /. ". u. MASSEY. NJ" " Kings
.% FOR RENT-The DWELLING on Alfred
a. street. hrEetotorr occupied by Mr.. james =.
smith, to whom application can he made. for
,.rns &C. RICHARDS c. SMITH
je Is-sotf Executor Of H. e. Smith. decd.
FNOOTH BRuSHES.-A large assortment Of
l. line English and American Tooth Brushe.-
iust received and for sale by
WIN. A HART, 100, King l., cor. OF Pitt.
Slsa VI tih uo!dvn Mortar jsl6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLASS 405.

CLASS 405,
DRAWS EDNESDAl. JULY 2srU. lNJ".
ON THE THHEE NJNHEE Plan.
- NUmb,rx.............l2 DrHwn B"j'"''.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY TWO TICKETS.
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.
Prize Of Slb.OOn Prlaes al Ho'""'
Prize Of lh.cn" frI1eS al i'"""
Prize of H.o'" Prnes "f -'"""
&C., &c. Sc &c.
27,Sll Prizes amounting ~ Sji".l9n.
I'll ~, LII. unl,rs Il UmnrIrh. s.. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

Pioneer MILrs.--lt will be seen by an
advertisement in to-day's Gazette that the
Pioneer Mills in this place, one of the most
complete and extensive establishments OF the
kind in the United States, are offered for
sale. A chance for Capitalists is here offer
ed, not often to be met with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

TAxES CorrEcTEp.-Up to Saturday last,
10000 taxes were paid to the Collectors. on
which day the reduction Of per cent. ex-
PRED A reduction of i per cent. will be
made on all taxes paid on or before the first
Of July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

PRrsExrATIoN.-Mr Edgar Warfeld, on
behalf of the scholars of the NJ. p. sun
day School, on Sunday evening last. IN
the church, presented. with an appropriate
speech, to Mr.. s. ii. Devaughn, assistant
Superintendent of the school, a handsome
silver cup, which the recipient ac acknowledged
i'll som" pertinent remarks. thanking his
friends for their kind remembranceS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

The HARVEST. is now "in full blast. "
We have seen several specimens Of wheat
lust eat in two or three of the dioining coun-
ties. The grain is plump and heavy. Ac-
counts are generally favorable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

PoLrcr.-Sevcralp petty fighting and tongue
flashing cases. of the day and night previous,
the result of int importance, We're before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and properly
dealt with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed. with dispatch, 81 this orbse
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

Is SEARcu.-lt is said that several of the
Washington police were in town, yesterday, IN
search Of some one whom they were directed
to arrest. The individual sought for could not
br fJund-anl, it is further SAID. had left
here some days since. The affair has crea-
ted suddenly, much talk in this place. The
person implicated has been here for some
tm.. ani, it is said. several Of our citizens
vii! lose lay their confidence in him. Rich
developments are expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

New WuFAT-The first that has been
brought to this market, was offered on
Change yesterday. by Messrs. Robinson Il
Payne. 1t was lot of 100 bushels from
the farm of Mr.. j. I. Rice Of Westmore-
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-28

ForRTu OF JrLY.-AS there will be no
general city celebration of the approaching
18th of July, in this place. many of our cit'-
zrns are making arrangements Tor eXcur-
sons into the country on that dny-and for
private parties and social gatherings.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02

NEw OsLEANs, June 30.-Coiton sales day 800
bales. Middling III Sugar bouyant, &c; Corn
firm l15. Oats firm 624 Coffee firm liz. Freights
on Cotton to Havre &.
New oRLElSs. Jul; Cotton sales to-day zoe
bales Middi1g llta5. Sales ofthe week 500 bales
Receipts Of the 100 bales against 500 during the
same time last year Exports of the week coo bales
Total exports of the season 1,7ls,000 bales. Re
ceipts at New Orleans ahead Of last year 10 DOC
bales Receipts at all Southern ports ahead Of last
year 72S 600 bales Stock at New Orleans 81 00C
bales Freight to Havrs: ships are asking Bx-
change unchanged. Coffee firm, III, sales of she
week 1000 bags; Imports of the week 1900 bags:
st ,ck at New Orleans 81 600 bags against 10000
bags at the same time last yelr. Lonsdae's yearly
statement shows imports during the year at New
Orleans 42S 900 tagg Imports at all ports 253 COS
bags, being an increase of l0S 500 bags. Total
exports fir IN Rio during the year $4,000 bags.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02

a. $3.50; Cd S. e 535; lod and larger Sizes
sTEELE-Ame-caa Blister 4 sIos English Blister Isl8
Isc, Cast lssa0c, anil Shear sOc per il.
sEEDs-cover sic bcstel, By the xrel, Blue Grass
stripped 509I75 Clan. ess5 bashei Os "A Timothy
s3gssa5 p bushe Herds Grass SLING $50; orard, sl.5o
Hungarian Grass se 50 co. Canary, sls se:, s7ss So
Flax Seed, si.so.
FEATHERS-FesaeFs 10 demand at ls9tOc for Live
osese, when put up In geoa shipping cider.
tGENsENG-Gnseng finds ready sale at 50955e.
BREsyAX-Our merchants paying SOc for BessWax
BAGsIEG AND BALE ROPE We quote Tennessee Begging
a. seR Kentucky 6gISc aaa India isc Rope and
Manila coidage 149iGc
GRAIN AND FLOUR B4Gs-eSa. l Osnaburs, Of bu, zoe
each in lots Of lo0 and upwards No. 2 do, I7alsc.
Flonr sacks, Of 100 s Is6e each lots Of leo and upwards
SC Bs do. &C..
LEATHER AND HIDEs-The MARKETS. we'll supplied With
Leafsr which quote follows Oak ard b2uloek tanned
Sole and Harness 3f93c Stirling 40 Upper S796 dozen
Dry Hides 1e91sc, and Green, trimmed, Seize pound
sALTwe quote Coarse Sack si5e and Fine sl75 and
barrel 3594Os per bushel.
oHEEsE.we quote Cheese ssfoowS Western Reserve l49
Is, English Dairy l4sI5c per pound.
CANDLEsTAlow is held for Mould and l4e for hard
Pressed: Star le92le; and Sperm 409f9e.
POWDER AND LEADRiae Powder se IS and Blasting $50
per kez: Lead 7h9se per b; Shot 81 sO9s.40per key
WHITE LEAD-In oil. S2lOS2.33 per key.
oILs-Lard sIIOi Lnseea sc Sperm 50 s59s4o, and Tan
EsTs' $50 loOc per gallon.
HAY-Bailed, S24926 per ton.
BAGGING AND BALE R0PE-we quote Tennessee Baggng
al 2O92sc Kentucky I6lse India lsc Rope s9iO and
Manila Coriase l4a &C..
GRAIN AND FLOUR BAGs-NO osnaburg, Of bu, sec
each in lots of 100 and upwards; No. do. l72ise.
Flour sacks of IGe s2c each, in lots OF 100 and upwards
50 rs do. &c.
MANIFESTATIONS in demand at SSs4ec for Lvs
Geese when put up in good Shipping order.
GINSENG Ginseng RRds ready saie at 5c9I5e.
BEEsWAx--0uI merchants paying SOC toI EeesEax.
WOOL There active demand for Wool at the following
quoatons Clean &c. pulled ss93O and LnBaahed 90
G,29c per ID.
HOGS AND CATTLE-Deaers offering 4a4Kc gross for
Hogs Cattle and 50 5O4 per head for Sheep, aeeO
ding to quality The Of Cattle in the market unusual
" light present. and the receipts limited There active
demand Tor Cattle and Sheep at our quotations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02
. A Great medicine for Pc

49, MALEs-Hundreds OF stimulants have been in
vented and Sold purpOrng to be specific in the various diseases
and derangmentsto which the delicate fo Of woman renders her
subject The Of all these smuans has been to mpart
Oaaentdry dcUy the syst and false vigor to
the usee this relief has been succeeded by depression
prosraon greater than BEFORE and the repeated attempts OF
invaids build themselves up by tn se remedies have
finally ended destroying little vital organization was let
But in using ''BerAdre's HOLLAND Bters' will find no
such disastrous 1t purely vegetable compound pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles ane after the manner Of the
celebrated Holland Professor Rrhave. Under its influence
and muscle receives strength and vigor, appetite
and finally perfect health See advertisement
n another column. June@o-dS~N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02

The New York 7JHe e8h says: The market has ben
quite m and active during the week, notwithstanding the
shifting Of some large Should any Hypothetical masses b
thrown upon the however the decline would be large
The New York Rrdd shaes that the imports for the LAST
week exceed those corresponding week le6s by S
OS and those Of in 1857 just before the pan
by l54 e55 the six months commencing with the ISL OF
January, total amount Of Imports for the pre'eS Is
4so whilst for same period in 1884, only s45,
Thus It viii be seen notwithstanding the effects OF
the long continued depression caused by the ponc and the
err caution induced by it amongst the banks We are rushing into
the excuses which revuoa Of that year good deal
Of the lea that the war long continued one and ihat
we are about OF realize ready markets and high prices Tor our
-eadstufs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02

WNvERY variety Of Fans Of Pearl white and red Ivory, sal
Wood, and few ParasOl Fans received and for sale BY
funeII J. H. MC6ILL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-02
MIncollaneous.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The steamer Glasgow, sail
ing to-morrOw, win stop at St. Johns. NewFound-
land to take the AragO passengers to their deatna
ton.
NEW YoHK, July The steamers Ocean Queen
and Kangaroo, sailing tomorrow, viii take 81 800.
600 specie.
ST. LOUIS, July l The Krounsuts bound for
The Atlantic coast, made a splendid ascension to-
day. and are now travelling due east. They expect
te reach the seaboard before noon to-morrag.
The Mexican Mail has arrived at Ind spendence.
The Democrats have nominated 0tero for Congress.
An expedition is fitting cut ct Albuquerque 10
chastise The Navsjoes.