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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

t,uIUAlAI Land FOX SALE Al AUCTION.
In virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Count -
stafford county, made on the %9'h "'N / N1',..
last in tbe case "t FiIhugh v. Warren, a." uht'-
ii. ned commis sioners named in Naid d,g't,. Viii
offer at public auction, t. the highest hlGd,i, -
front al tho May Office, III the ci'N "i A'Aa1.
rla on the lGh day ~ Juiy HeIf, 81 l. % Cr-#.. ~.
the estate called RICHLAAD, containing Ni>l
HUNDRED ACRES. Also TRACT oi LAND,
adjoining, and originally part thereof, contain.
mg about l.y ACRES. And also VuiUn,.s
uRIST AND MERCHANT MILL, which J. az
tachcd 10 the zane estate, with about lpl,IN
ACRES OF LAND, all lying in the county "a
stafford and State OF Virginia. Tie C'unt.s."'-
els will cause accurate surveys 10 tc MACS Wiz.
will be shown Oh the day OF sale. Tie RIAL
ESTATE j. one of the most desirable, both &C.
residence and Tor agricultural purposes. III 'hls
portion of Virginia. Ii has upon It an cAc'iirnl
kssss DWELLING HOUSE, ana necessary EL ].
GaiE HOl SES, and contains from fOl t.
nv HUNDRED ACRES prime rrrr lotion,
and sufficient quantity of WOOD ana IlAIEE
LAND. All the land Is very rich, and the arabic
land Is i'll good state Of cultivation. Tic estate
borders for more than nile Oh the Potomac E',r,
and includes ONE or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL is comparatively n.w, haNln- H'cn
thoroughly repaired, and cast iron machinery ! rs
in--lhe stream Is "a never failing one.
The whole property well merits the attNni!. . 4
the public
TERMS Ten per centum of the purchase mo-
ney will be required in cash--the remainder ~ =,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest ifou! i.o
day of sale For the deferred payments, lynD3
with approved personal security viii be required,
and the tide to the property Will be iciaire" uu'A
the bonds arc paid.
HENRY DAINGE RFJELD,
W p CONWAY, tummIss b..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
NEW GOODS
100 PIECES new style LAWNS at l2ic
lUU Bcrnge Robes, organdy and Jaconett

100 PIECES new style Lawns at l2!c
lUU Bcrage Robes, organdy and Jaconett
Lawns
ChantiIly, French Lace, and rich Silk Mautles, in
great variety
Fronting and Shifting Linens and Cottons
~ dozen black Silk Mits
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
Nalenccpes Thread, Cambria. Bobbin, ana Swi=,
Eigins and Insertions
Black Mourning Goods, III great variety
New style Mohar. for travelling Dresses
Nansouk, Null, Swiss JacGnett and Cambria Mus
Inns Ladies and Misses Steel Spring skirts. from
to 80 Hoors--with many other new goods bought
at great reduction on spring prices, making our
stock very complete in every department, all of
which We offer very low.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No. -, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square.
Washington, b. C., 24-tf
HRUIT JARS.-Thc Subscribers have received.
L and offer for sale. At low price,, 300 dozen
SELF SEALING JARS Of the following pat
terms. viz
Mason. Patent Screw Top Glass Jar
Potter Bojines
Bennett Yellow Harlhenware
Also, Jug, with wide months, for Tomatoes,
aud ,ias- Ileo,cr Jar, for Preserves. Jelly, g..
WATER COOLERS of vnr,ou. sizes AMI pat
terms. Ii. III. MiLLLh. SbN q ~.
10 g---"iw
NOTICE.-Olr accounts will be made of and
~ ready Tor delivery on the 1T Of Jnly. Our
fncnds anl customers will ohligr u BY srtling
their hi!l. up t. that dale.
:. & VI. MElENBEhG,
ie ..-lw Sar-pra Hall.
NTOIlCE All open accounts on "dr Book WIZ
" lie made III ani ,ea.ly for delivery July 'St'
We trust shat friends val! ohIigr IL by prompt
anl substantial response.
ie 2j-lw GEO. X WILMER BROS.
r. FOR RENT.-The DWELLING on Alfred
a:i street. heretofore occupied by Mr.. Jane, +.
smith. IT, whom application can he made, tor
terms. &c RICHARDS I. SMllh'
;e Is-eotf Executor Of II. c. Smith, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL TPlP TO The
FISHING GROUNDS AND NORFOLK
AND PORTSMOUTH

party is now forming III this clty Tor mp oil
about two weeks duration, To the Fishing Grounds
on the Potomac aud To Norfolk and Portsmouth
Fen or fifteen are Yet wanted To make up the PAL
ty The charge for the trip is but -.
II The schooner SPRAY" Capt. James l.
,:ss,. Adams, has boon chartered for the trip, and
vii! leave a. soon rs the party l. made up. Those
who desire to participate III this delightful eXcur-
sinn eau leave their names al the hdLctte ohcc OF
at Mr. A. b. Wariclds, No. y, Fairfax street
lie 2y-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BOOTS and
SHOES, al Greatly Reduced Prices.

fINliE undersigned respectfully informs his TRENDS
| and the public generally that from and after
the first of July to tue first Of September he will
offer Ia. entire stock al heavy goods at
PRIME COST FOR CASH;
and his large nnl select stock 81 Boots shoes. ,t"'
ter &C. suitable tor the season. AT greatly reuc-
ed rates for cash. aud cash only.
All goods charged will he al the regular rates
n NY object is money. HARMON Bl RNS,
los Penn avenue between g. snd 9th SITS,
a few doors east vi National Hotel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
CHOICE FAMILY HAMS SUGAR CURED

IrST RECEIVED. few rierces Of Mcclellan
- Evan. FAMILY HAMS.
These Hams are warranted equal II not '"P"''r'
L. any ever offered ia thi, market.
/" lie had at my Stall in the Market, every
morning. during market hours. OF AZ my Dwelling
Duke street. AT amy lime Sunday eNccpt"i)-
Price L. cents per H. JOHN =. EMERSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

ESy- have seen Dr. Ryder note, and am quite
unwilling to afford him any relief from the I'M
nleosant dilemma, in which he has placed himself
by his recent unprovoked attack upon the primer
pies of the living, and the memories OF the honor
ed dead.
His manifest desire to produce an impression
upon the public mind different from that made by
his recent lectures is not without slgulhcahce-
Whether or not said lectures were calculated to
convey the idea so generally gathered from then'
and iptimated in my note to Mr.. Ashby-'h"se
who heard them will Judge The attempt to make
a difference between an investigation chdtts"ge"
and one "inrited,' | regard as qulhble' too
triains TO be used by one who has such respect
for the public" and such sincere love of truth
What the Rev. gentleman's skill may or MAJ
not be- as pugilist or gladiator, @'e" t"ee" D" a"
nu,ooonis. he has afforded this community no OPP
portunty of determining.
Whether odium is not upon the face OF INC iah-
guagc employed in regard to the gentlemen VINO
bore TO him Dr. HGrrisons respectful note, any
candid mind may determine by taking the words
in their palpabe import. | simply quote them.
81 thought il passing strange that Virginia gentle
men should not have left their cards, instead OF
capious letter, and promise 10 cai! again we" ''''
letter when l was we'll
Utterly syerse, es | am, to even the aPPeht"n'e
of controversy, l nevertheless nope tha' IL III
RYDER must continue his assaults upon his frotes-
tant brethren, he will do it i'll II form ana under
circumstances with either his pen or voice. that VII,
give them an opportunity of reply, which Su"li
roach nil who have heard his allegations.
lie ~ JUN hn->E,ii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
Fnuansr county. my 23--2aw2wsiawfw

I INDEN WHISkEY.-Tbig " HISkEY ~
IL made in the old fashioned copper still. by dou-
bic distution just beyond the summit Of the Lluo
Ridge, in Warren county, Va, the line OF au-
quier, where the sotness and purity Of the noun
tain spring water, and the quality Of the rye, coz
stitute important elements in making the Whisky
for which this locality has been long celebrated L.
is perfectly pure, beyond all doubt, being made
clusively of rye, hops, aud barley malt with tho
utmost care. The quantity made i: limited, and
bought principally TO. private use, by gentlemen
cDnnoissieur. IN the surrounding couutc., WHO arc
critically nice III laying by ast0ck for improvement.
A snail consignment has la:ely been made 90
MARSHALL & WARD, of Alexandria " il can
hc procured direct, through correspondence with
DR.. FISHER, Of Linden, Warren County, Va.
,rf Dsp,.f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

RsERr CAuLr1ELD. Prof. of MUSIC,

AT GEORGETuWN GoLhEGE, D. t..
- EGGS To inform the inhabitants OF salem A.
ID and vicinity. that mc proposes giving courS,
of instructions in VOCAL AND lNSTK' MEN
tai MUSIC. aud particularly requests all VIII"
would avail themselves of this opportunity. to ap-
ply immediately at Maddox Hotel, whcr" Mr
Caulied can be- seen each day between the h"urS
Of -. and 3 o'clock p VI. Terms III advance.
salem W. H. 2g-cuIw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

TIE CRo7 ~ EURoPE.-The Mark Lane En-
press Of the 18th inst in reviewing the
markets says that fine rains in Spain gave promise
Of large crops. In Holland the prospect Is also
good The crops were looking fine at Berlin;
wheat barley and peas were offering cheaper. In
England and France there was every indication oil
d gnoi harvest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
AUCTION SALES.

BY JAS. {. MCGUIRE Il co, ArcTI"NF"'s.
NNRtSTEE'S SALE OF a SMALL TN, 81
LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COT My. "A.
on fiduy ott.uoon, ,juiy N@ at ,".,.vcA. .n
the premises shall sell by virtue o. . Zee" lE
trust to ID. subscriber dated June lgt". $500 a1t
duly recorded ia lber K, No. :. page - On" ~
the land records for Alexandra county, Nil-rin'
small tract of innd therein particularly ocs.ui'H,
81, containing 50 acres roods AMI .': l...'.'
~ improved 10y u small pWfLL!A" E'''i.
/ In. property Is handsomely located g." 3D., I."h
10 ueoI get"wn Fcrry. distant about ~" Mic ID ,i
ia, Auucduct, and about half a mile nryoua 'h'
farm u the late Andrew Hoover.
Terms. One-third cash: the residue IN SIX aud
Twelve months, with Interest, secured Icy "o1H "I
trust ola tie premises. All conNeyanorng Al us
cost Of tn, purchaser
ANDREW Z. HOOVER, Nu-i.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
Georgetown Cattle Market, June 81.

At Drover's Rest. yesterday. nearly 200 head Of
cattle we're offered, and sold to spectators and
butchers at prices ranging from - 10 -. Sheep
sold from 3 to 81 "A 10. Lambs worth "a 10 -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
EXCURSION.

-> TIE ANN uAL EACtR-
E-..s-s-JSSION OF THE SECOND PREsBY-
TERRAIN SUNDAY SCHOOL, will take place on
WEDNESDAY J, jane 29M instant The THOS.
COLLYER has been engaged for the occasion,
and will leave her wharf at o'clock. TICKETS
25 ccnts-Children half price, to he had OF o. r..
French John II. PARROTS, and at the Schoo!
before leaving. ie 27-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
,vEt 49, - -
CANAL COMM e R C E

l-k-a--ss-----LY
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED, ian. IS.
Boats II. g. Ritter. II. l.. Jacque', ana Meta
comet. coal to Borden Mining Co.
cn- REWARD-Nll he paid Tor The arrest
va and conviction OF the party VII" entered
Inv dwelling. ON Washington street, Oh The hiBht
of the I'D init and stole thrr"irom large silver
water Pitcher and Nv" GohlefS.
~ 24-euSt JUN piN'.>'
NJAYOR'S OFFICE. June %, ls5s.-All per
nj son. j,iuq business under n State License
are hereby notified that their license taA t" the
CORPORATION was due the lSt instant.
i. os-2r W. b. MASSEY, Mayor.
,,TEEL SPRING SkIRTS.-l have just re-
- eeived large stock of ) I Ell SPRING
SKIRTS. The Tapes al theS" Skirts are very
heavy and are warranted not 10 cut
ia 2s-3t j. NJ STEWART.
NToOL purchased by
w lea ROBINSON + PAYNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
Foreign Imports at New York.

The foreign imports at New York last week were
very large both in dry goods and general merchan-
disc the total being nearly six million dollars
W. annex a comparison for three years.
Fer the week. 1857. 1859 1891.
.,,-ieral merchandise. 2.255,l2U l39o,i2l aia2;"l
Tot, E.r the week.. s3.l5+,ll2 S2Gh35o Ss.3,21s
Previously rep ..... III, .446iiO 55Si2oio l|h"W"'
sane Jan IL, .. slI06.aI. so 3lS9o Sl2J.t9,JIi
lnf.1d.i III the imports t"r the ~e"k a'e S'-'|'o
in chiaapare, stS,71S in cartheuware, Si2.66I III
glassware Siy.2si IN plated glass, Sl",9l1 IN Pc
ruvian bark, Sl4.a2i i'll bleaching powder, Sl3.-
"a in uis" $50 63s in lquorice paste S3l COS IN
Ida ash. S72,S7S in furS, S2S,s.1 in oranges.
Sl6.0Sg in jewelry, SI3613 in watches. $751; IL III
hristes SIJ2.3l7 in dressed hides and leather,
500 1854 in undressed do, Si71,iI7 in brandy,
S,3,Os3 in gin. SlO6.6t1 in wines, $55,336 in
champagne, Sl2.79l in guns 50 ,jsI in hardware,
SIG. 1875 in railroad bars. S7S,lO2 i'll bar mon S3S.-
40 in lead. S5j927 in steel S7s,s36 in tin, So
ygg IN buttons, SlIS7J in cheese, SJil2 III cigars
Sl4.6l6 in coal, $6G.2Sl in coffee SO IN halr,
So 1876 in molasseS. S%j.SS6 i'll linSeed, S6"''s'3
IN hhd. bhl. and tee. sugar S223,5%2 III box ana
bag do. S2%.7lO in toys. Sl3.I9o in tobacco, 80
l>S IN wooden waste, aud Sl06.6S' in wool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
County, my l-eo3m-
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
10 Miles from Milboro Depot, Va C. R. R.


10 Miles from Milboro' Depot, Va C. R, R.
uANlNG taken charge of this establishment,
/ i am prepared to accommodate boarders in a
degree Of solid c,mfort that | think will not be
suIpas sed IN the mountains this season. My expo
rience i'll the management Of the Oid Street SPRING.,
and more recently the 'i"shmyto" Ho"-e, Lynch
burg may afford some guaranty to the public of
my disposition to please my guests
The Bath Alum i. admirably constructed and
equippea-is in elevated region ut the eastern
base of the Warm Spring mountain, enjoying an
atmosphere unsurpassed for salubrity, and having
II variety of mineral waters, alum and chnlybcate,
az excellent in their kind a. any others in the
State. and the purcst mountain frccs;One.
Per day. 81; per week, 80; per month Of four
weeks, $50.
Excellent music from New York band provi-
ded aui Ten Pin Alley, and other amusements,
without charge to the guests Of the house.
On these terms. and with determination To
plense, | hope to ill the roouS early aud to keep
them full 70 the last day OF the
Bath county, JIG lG-2awlm H. SNEAD.
NTARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN COUNTY, NA.-This pleasant noun
tain retreat was pened on the 18th Of May,
1859. The conductors will possess eminent nd
vantage, for obtaining the best provisions and del
NhHlCS ~ tue sSaspL from itC W h-nI1gtOH anu
Alexandria markets, such as Grabs, Turtles, Fish,
etc, hcside- supplies Of Mutton, Wild Honey, etc.
from the markets Of tho valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Bati.nore, Washington, Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
in the morning, and reach Buekton Station by the
Manassas Gap Railroad, at IL O'Clock the same
day. Comfortable coaches wilt be IN readiness 10
convey visitors to the Spring. from Buckton--dis-
taure one mile. From Staunton and Winchester
daily line Of cCHche- connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
TEm1:-Board, first week 50; second s.; third
-. One month s2'. Children and servants halt
III. above price. r. families ~ parties engaging
board for =,,era! Pcr-"us, reasonable deduction
will be mad
Mr. h pritchart will haze the principal man
agrment inI control, aided by competent male a..
,lst,nt- in ivory department. tra"ri- - Fox will
be supcrint. ndent ic s--2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

ATOTICE-As is OR custom, all accounts ON
N our books have been made of, apd will be
ready fer delivery ON the first of July Those VINO
prefer to called for their bills will do so at their
earliest convenience. AoHB1 "ooD
ip
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
Arrival of the Arabia.

HALIFAX, June 2s-The steamship Arabia
arrived here this forenoon, but as usual the
Nova Scotia telegraph company refused to
let the Associated Press pass their lines I'M
til the spectators report is transmitted -
The whole press Of the country must therefore
wait the intelligence unit! the horse express
arrives AT Sackvilie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

TWO VALUABLE FAUQUIEk FARMS TOR
i SALE.--I am authorized to sell the homo
FARM of Joseph ID. Tulloss, known as "ASPEN
HALL" situated about two miles from BrIst.ra-
burg twenty miles from Frederick ,hUrg and seven
mics south of the Wauenton Junction Of tho
Orange and Alexandra Railroad. II contains
about THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES of excellent land, well act in clover, limo
thy und blue grass, abundantly supplied with
wood and timber, and never failing water. Tho
soil il excellent and highly productive.
81. The Improvements, except the MILL, arc
ii all new, consisting of n councillors two story
DWELLING and basement, with all the necessary
out buildings, including good barn. 1t hn. upon
it good GRIST and PLASTER MILL, librraiIy
patronized, and young orchard Of ch0irc FRI IT
TREES, Of every variety, In thrifty condition.
will sell this very desirable FARM tDr a very
moderate price.
| am also authorized TO sell another farm of tho
same owner, at still more reduced price, Distant
from the first about 2! miles, containing about ,,v
10 acres, with Il new and comiortahl. Dwell
WA LING upon it, sud all the Necessary out
buildings II has abundance Of Wood anil
timber, and is highly susceptible OF impro,, mint.
Purchasers DESTROYS of further information vii
apply to Jos. D. Tulloss, ut Brlsersburg, fauquI.r
county, Virginia, or TO the undcrss ncd, at War
renton, Va, for terms, &c. RICE W. PAYNE,
Attorney Of J. D. Tullyss.
r,i,. ppt, NV -Dt,, HNsI i,,,,f 10,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
STEAM TUG AND CANAL BOATS FOR SALE.

STEAM TUG AND CANAL bUAIo FUh ShLE'
~ We have FOR SALE an excellent
Es.,,tLl.L---3xSTEAM-TUG, three years old 90 feet
in length, I feet hold, substantially built, and OF
great power Her Engines and Boilers are in first
rste order She is capable of carrying 5000 bush.
of Grain under deck, drawing feet of water.
,saz---rT77r7t We have, also, SIEVE hrst-cinss
sH.;sl--is-----2CANAL BOATS, nearly new, and III
GOOD order They carry about l25 tons each, on
feet of water.
We are authorized n sell the above "r"h BE-
lar tier cart. und ,s,y eGss frT,as and would
inyit. the attention of parties interested in Canal
navigation to the great bar. gains here offered.
- Oft FOWLE ( co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

The case of IIutchns and Jones, for the
murder of Ennis, is up before the Criminal
Court in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
WM. l.. EDW ARDS.
LAW. Is. TAYLOR. COmmis 30
GEO. ". BRENT. ers VI ~.
WM. II. DULANI.
Fairfax county, je ls-cots

+ AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of decd o.!
IL trust executed by John BIakelcy, 10 the
under signed, bearing date the 5lst day "i
December, 1857, and duly recorded in the Clcrl's
Office of the County Court of Prince William
County, | shall, for tho purposes in -aid decd
mentioned offer for sale on the premises. at publ"
auction, for cash, pp .Io~d0y. hc 2jm d"1 "t L,',
1889. a TRACT OF LAND IN sand County, con
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT
ACRES AND THIRTY TWO POLES, near tho
Bcuverlatn Run. which land was granted hy WI.
faiTaN To Peter CHtlctt
Persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves. ". II. SMOOT, Trustee.
Prince William Co., Va, je l7---lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29
HENRY DAINGERFJELD,
W. =. CONWAY, CUmmIssis.
Stafford county, L. g-2awt-


uNRu STEE'S SALE OF A PRINCE WILLIAM
i FARM-By authority OF a Decd OF Trust
executed to me, and recorded in the Clerks viico
OF the County Court of Prince William County,
in Liber 23 Folio 2g9 will sell at Public Auction,
On the premises, about II o'clock, W, an 7tr'.
do,, the Goth cj Jenc, 1889, TRACT OF LAND,
containing AGA Acres, Rood aud is 2.l0 Poles,
known ~ " WATERLOO" situated il Prince
William. ut the Eastern basc OF tn Bull hun
Mountain, and adjoining the lands OF Ewcli, Berfe-
lev, and others This Farm lies near the road il'm
Aide 10 Iiaymarkct, and not tar from tLy ia
nassu- Gap Railroad, and is tho same tract ia'r.y
sold by Charles F. Berkeley 10 c. j. Baylcy wao
occupies it,
OF this Farm. a large part is under cultivation.
and il Of good quality-part Is III timber. II is
well waterei and very accessible. IL has on II
Assss.S good DWELLING HOUSE, quarters a"1
.bGSH out buildings, and Is ver! desirable pro-
perry.
Terms cash but arrangements for convenient
credit, eau doubtless be made with the parties
concerned. JOHN VI. okk, trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

Littlcton W. Tazewell. of Norfolk, has had
conferred ON him, 10y the corporate authorities
of William and Mary College, the degree Of
LII. ID. lis more than 6o years SINCE Mr..
Tazewell closed his collegiate course nj VIM.
and Mary, and he says, Il Am now the sole
survivor oi'my numerals irilow->tnhents.
The Free MasonS of Virginia still continue
10 ntrihutr to the Mount Vernon Fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

AnfLpmIA, June - john Broadhead
was unanimously reelected President "t
the C:.naen aud Atlantic railroad this morn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

LOUISVILLE, June Six persons were
drowned las, night III the river opposite this
city.
y despatch from Texas says'the supreme
Court Of that State has reversed the decision
Of the lower Court as to the Southern Pacific
Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

VALUABLE FISHING SHORE FOR SALE.
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court %!
Fairfax County, rendered IN the cause OF Allison
and Others ". ReardOn and others, the undcrsign-
ed will sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder
o" No"doy The lsh Of .i"ly, 1859, tC"uri day At
Fairfax Court House, the valuable lIshlEG
known A. SANDY POINT" with suihcI,ut inut
attached lur the use Of the Fishery.
TERMS One tenth in hand, the residue ~ 'hrcr
equal instruments Of six. twelve and eighteen
months. with interest from the day OF ale The I.-
ferred payments to be secured 10y the uo;,s VI tie
purchaser. and n retention of the tItc t. the pro
perry until the last payment j. made, ana Tie 'n.h
payment be forfeited and the property r'splo r;
The cost of the purchaser, in the event of his not
r,ul,,Ik,ng Nj ne tp,ins pf sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

We have received the July number Of the
Southern Planter, which is, as usual, filled
with interesting matter for our agricuiturists
in the South We have also, received the
July number of the American Farmer, all
old and esteemed agricultural periodical,
published in Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

BosroN. jane 2T.-At an exhibition OF
hre-work. at Charlestuwn, last evening. on
Bunker Hal, Oliver Frost was struck by a
rocket stick, and fatally injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

Rev. II. S. Keplcr has resigned the Rec
torship OF St Johns Church. Richmond. ana
accented AN office established by the last
Episcopal Convention of this State, which Is
STYLED Evangelist" and the duties OF winch
consist in visiting and aiding those Episcopal
marshes of the State which are without II
pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

lust RECEIVED another ~upply at : TEL
- EXTENSION HOPED SKIRTS. which viii
be ."li at the very low pace 81 .i.'O. Call aud
get one. "a have only few on hand.
les G. G. BERRY. NJ. - king-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-29

LOUISVILLE, June 2s.-The prize fight
was for $500 side Jno. n Cooley whipped
dublin Tricks" Thirty rounds were fought
in seventy minutes. The excitement and
interest among the Fancy" were intense