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One Day Later from Europe

FARTHER Polxr, August THE Montre-
al aud Liverpool Il. NJ. Steamship Canadian,
from Liverpool on the Goth touched at
Queenstown on the 9th, and passed here
early this morning. dropping bret news
summary for the associated Press including
Liverpool dates of the 9th by telegraph to
! Queenstown.
1t was reported that convention would
! be held by the Great Powers relative to their
Joint intervention in the recent outrages on
the Christians in Syria, and that the prelml-
naries were signed III Paris on the 10Th.
The Atlantic Cable Company report that
the effort to recussitate the old cable has
failed. it invariably broke off at short dis
tances. The outside covering, and iron
part were eaten away; while the Gutta Per
cha and copper part remained AS good as
new.
The prince Regent of Prussia arrived at
Topiltz on the 25th ult
Letters from Paris say that Lord Palmer
ston's speech has created great sensation.
French writer's say that serious alarm is
felt as to the maintenance of peace between
France and England.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald states that all French naval officers
on furUugh have been ordered to report
without DELAY. The French naval reserve
has been called out, and the fleet in the
Mediterranean is to be increased.
The preparations of the French army for
intervention in Syria are very active, the
force will consist of 25 900 men besides Ar
tillery and Cavalry.
Affairs in Sicily are unchanged. 1t is
stated that the Pope, has refused to adopt
any of the measures recommended by the
French Ambassador, and declared if these
changes be forced upon him, he will abandon
his States.
Seventeen horses ran for the Goodwood
stakes. Wallace was first; Satellite second;
Starke fourth.
Fears were entertained that Garlbaldi
would suddenly land on Papal territory.
Two Sicilian war vessels had gone to Sy-
ria.
TWAS reported the Viceroy Of Egypt had
placed his troops at the disposal OF the Sui
tan to punish the Druses.
There was great excitement in Russia
against the Turks on account OF the recent
massacres in Syria.
The Paris Constitutional says the expedl-
ton of France will as matter OF course
| be carried out
CoMNERcIAl"--The Liverpool Brokers' Circular
| reports sales of CO ton for the week at $4,000
bales closing dull decline on all qualities but
reaching Cd i'll some eases. principally on mid
ding and lower qualities; other qualities closed
very irregular.
Flour ruled firm. Wheat had advanced Itey 3D.
on the week, and closed buoyant. Corn had Il
| downward tendency, but prices We're not qnotably
| lower.
| Provisions ruled dull.
English funds are ilrlu.
| Stock of Cotton in port l,2S2,oOo bales OF
| which ,0l4 900 bales were American.
The weather favorable for the crops.
The advance wheat was confirmed rs to tine
white.
The produce market generally unchanged
Schr. Samuel Eddy. Patton, New York, to T. j.
| Mchatley.
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LATER.
North Carolina Election.

WELDON, n. c., Aug. 1.-THE news from
forty-Seven counties indicates n majority for
Ellis in the State Of about seven Thousand
In Camden, POOLS majority is -l44. In
Culrituck. Ellis majority is 40.
The Democracy have carried this Congress
sional District by |! majority.
Democratic Senator elected in Camden
and Currtuck
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ALLEGED DISCOVERY IN HORTICULTURE.
,tis said that Mayor riemann, at his paint
tsrtory at Manhattanvillc, has accidentally
made 8 discovery which threatens TO revolu-
tionise horticulture One of the factory hands
aeying thrown some liquid green paint OF
prrticulsr kind on flower bed occupied by
White anemones, the flowers have since made
heir appearance with petals as green as grass.
The paint had i'll it peculiar and very pene-
1ra,ing chemical mixture, which Mr.. llemanh
has since applied with other colorS. to other
rlrnts, annual, biennial, OF the shrub kind
the result being invariably that the flow
ers so watcred took the hue Of the liquid
depo5ited at their roots. By commencing
experiments early in the year, during seed
,ma end applying different colors, we shall
40 doubt soon be enabled to paint the I'LL y,
rhich was Soomon's ambitlon.-Ne" York
IubUac
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Mysterious Murder at Long Branch.

PHILADELPHIA, August IA mysterious
murder occurred at Long Branch last night.
Cries of murder were heard and two pistol
shots. This morning a boat was found on
the beach besmeared with blood, but no clue
has either been discovered of the murderer
or hisvictim
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Dreadful Murder in Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. August "A despatch
from Little Valley, York county, says that
Jas. " hea; has been arrested at Yorkshire
for the murder of his wife. He says his
father and mother assisted him to commit
the crime. Tie father strangling her. The
aft ,r has caused much excitement.
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Richmond Cattle Market, August 4

BEEF.-Therc are II head Of Cattle sold at the
scales this week, 1T prices ranging from S3.l2 to
Sl.l2 gross. supply heavy.
VEAL In demuud nj SG(l 81. as 10 quality
Sursr-Superior quality in demand, at. $50
mS5 GROSS, other grades Ill $2.7jGlS 81 per head.
LANBS-Supply light, at 50 5OG4Sl.
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STATE ELECTIONS BEroRE NoyEMEER.-Ii
following States hold elections before III
Presidential election, at the times state
below:
tlabana-lI Monday in August.
ArkansaS-l>t Monday IN August.
Cclifornia-lSt Wednesday IL Sept.
Florida-lSt Monday III October.
:!eorgia-ISt Monday i'll October
ndiana-2d Tuesday in October
lowa-2d Tuesday in October.
keutuck VI Monday in August.
,,,uismua--lst Monday i'll August.
Maile-2d Monday III September.
Nlinnosotu-2d Tuesday in October.
Mississippi Is. Monday in October.
Missouri l.t Monday in August.
North Carolina--I>t Tuesday III August.
Uhio-2d Tuesday in October.
PENNSYLVANIA Tuesday in October.
~.uti, Carolinu-2d Monday i'll October.
T.nnessee---lst Thursday III August.
Texas--lst Monday in August
yortnont--lSt Tuesday i'll September
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Meteors.

The New York Tribune says 1.-THE pub
In interest excited by the great meteor of
ina Goth utimo will be likely to be reawak-
mod ana in a measure, by the recurrence of an
cher and much more remarkable season of
Snrh displays which is near at hand. Shoot
ing stars are seen every month of the year. but
there are some half Il dozen periods during
which they are very abundant. These are
anril 22-25, July l7-26--during which the
Iate meteor appeared August Gil, October
IG.lS, November l2-l4 November 21-29,
december 6-l2 January is mentioned as hav-
iug frequently brilliant displays, bus the
Iay is not stationary. The August epoch
seems TO have been the richest OF late years.
II hardly ever fails to bring very abun-
lant harvest of meteors. Formerly that OF
Eovember l2-l4 exceeded all others. The
December epoch seems 10 be poor, and the
second one OF November the most barren OF
all
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New YoRk. Aug. 1.-THE weekly statement OF
the city banks shows decrease OF S9'l'o"o III
specie S437 900 in deposits, and IN increase OF
81 4 900 in loans and StlG,ou0 in circulation.
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iy Ieu3n

VALLEY VIEW FOR SALE.---I will sell pr-
Y vately, the place on which now reside, call
ed VALLEY VIEW. and long known " the resi-
Ience OF the late VIM. Gibson
Il contains about 260 ACRES, is situated i'm
mediatrly on the Manassas Gap Railroad. two
and II half miles from Mark ham Station, and in u
most beautiful aud fertile valley OF the Blue
Ridge Mountain. The climate is entirely healthy,
with pnrc water, surrounded BY churches, conrc-
ncut 10 one Of the largest, most select, ana best
conducted male schools i'll the country. and III
the midst of the most cultivated and refined so
cicty Of the State. These advantages, together
with its native beauty of situation, and the high
state of perfection of the grounds and garden
brought about by 60 years OF jndlclonS ANA liberal
cultivation, combine To make it one Of the most
beautiful desirable and attractive places now in
the market.
It has upon it Il good Office, Carragc House.
TT, Ice House, several TENANT HOUSES, i
It'll. two story Stone Dairy, large Stone Stable,
canable Of holding - horses. and large Stone
Mill for grinding Corn and Plaster.
Around the house is 90 acres Of beautiful mea-
dow and the greater portion of the land lying I'M
lnediatcy upon Goose Creek. might be readily
converted into this kind Of grass land. About 90
acres is in fine timber, and The remainder very
productive for either wheat, corn. or tobacco.
The muusiun house which was Of stone 3S by
- feet, was destroyed by lire recently. bur little
damage, however, was done either to the trees or
shrubbcry, and the walls have been pronounced
by conIctcnt workIncn unini urcd Al II moderate
cost not exceeding 5000, beautiful modern cot
rare with handsome portcoGS, and bay windows
may be erected III the old site, making II the most
beautiful aud comfortable home in the State. 1t
would admirably suit city gentleman in want OF
a most healthy. comfortable, tasteful and complete
country residence.
The farm can he increased to more than double
the size, ii Il larger one is desired. Terms very
accommodating. | give the names OF several per
sons and their location, and those who are per
soually acquainted with these gentlemen, might
get valuable Information from !hem-Edward Z.
Marshall, President Of Manassas Gap Railroad,
Mark ham Station, Va: DR.. VIM. Whelln, Bureau
of Medicine aud Surgery, Washington city, d. e.;
DR.. John f. May, Washington city: Il. IL. Sharkei-
ford. esq., Warrenton, Va: Hon. Samuel Chiffon,
Washington city; Hon. john S. Pcndlcton, Culpe-
per c. H.; aud Barton lIayall, esq, kichmond,
Va and :orturther particulars apply to the un-
Iers.ncd, at Markham Station, fauq Iier county,
Va. THOMAS H. flohfh.
Markham Station, Fauquier Co., aug soft
National Int.Ilivcnccr copy--cou
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1860.
A L M 4 N A C .


PORT Or Observation-Disclosures !.
ARRIVED.
G,hr. Robert Franklin. Feddcu. Baltimore,
guauo 10 James C. Ncyctt. and timber 10 VI. Z.
!.?cidc
>chr EmeMuc 4, Sawyer, Dobbin, Boston, by
american Coal Co.
>car. VIM kennedy. Chri>ty, Troy. by Amcri-
;eAr. Yorktown, Woglcm. New York, by T. j.
.1sA4H.v
Sehr. Mary A.lylinc, Jenkins, Troy. by 3. NJ.
Fr,uks
S>HT Robert II. Kemp, -----, on cruise
MEMORANDA.
'F'5 ), +. Smith. Smith, hence at Boston, 2'h
NcAr. Cornrla. Russell, hence 1T New Bedford,
18th inst
orHr Juliet, Barter. arrived II Holmes Hole,
'foE 6tur-otuwu. y. c.. for Boston, ST inst.
>cArs. ClrIga, Cook. Julia Maine, Preston, and
!" /. HuntIey, Nickers"n hence n, Boston, 4'h
~ .T"-2.!TIoN UNION CLUB You will
rect promptly at the Colycrs wharf THIS EA h
MEG, At :! o'clock, =. NJ. for Washington City,
10 join the friends OF Bell and Everett there, in
4ass Meeting. Il is hoped ull will 60 thereby
'"enItestins your love for the Union. the CouSti-
luton, and i.aws. GEO. 7. WISE,
rug ST President.
~ LADIES FAlR-A FAIR for the benefit
"' the Episcopal Church, will he held al Kappa
AaInock Station. Fauluicr County, on tie 10Th
""d 10th Of AtJ''t. 10y the Ladies OF the neigh
tOIhood
FANCY ARTICLES aud REFRESHMENTS
WI! lie Oh hand
An excellent DINNER will he provided each
day.
re- The Laiic> solicit the patronage of the
public.
tauquier County. Va. aug 5---e",d
/ iALL and look III the barg aius, at
~ j. - Ii. SCHWARZ'S.
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10y SHIP MACAULAI from Liverpool, We
1 } have received q crates Of WHITE GRANITE
QUEENSWARE.
By the barque Pcrea now on her voyage from
Liverpool direct to Alexandria. chartered tor onr
goods solely, We shall receive the residue 81 our
Fall importation of l95 crates and hogsheadS al
common and superior goods.
Merchants on the line Of the Orange and Lynch
burg Virginia a"d Tennessee aud other railroads
connecting mee.i 90 f",th"" No'7h for goods IN
our line whether thcy consider the assortment,
styles and quality Of goods or the prices at when
we will sc--wc guarantee satisfaction III all these
particulars Iaug II r. VI. MILLER. son i co.
ROOFING.
NLD "ad t|"ky in r'ot> mad" PsJrc"g .hre
~ oDd ~nic,. y,eoo,, hy r""ii"y tie" c'th " P",,
tent rENENT--Tns article is the cheapest and
most durable YET invented.
Having now ON hand and keeping constant
supply Of FELT. COMPOSITION, CEMENT,
SAND. and GRAVEL am prepared t" have exc
,uted Mi orders by applying 10 me, or my agent
Mr.. HOSkiNS.
Alexandria orders may lie left with Mr.. VIM. II.
MCKNIGHT. EDWARD TOW LkH,
4uS. d street, Washington, d. T..
WaShinm ton jv 2l-eol IN
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The Missouri Election

ST.. Lotus, Aug &. late p. m The returns
as far az have been received indicate the ell
ecton OF John S. Phelps douglas demo-
crat) to Congress from the sixth district,
and john W Reid tdemocrat) from the fifth
district.
Hancock Jackson (the Breckenridge can
didate for Governor) polled a very small
vote in the few counties heard from. The
Union ticket is ahead in Washington county,
and Claiborne Jackson (the Doug las guher-
Material candidatc) leads the vote in Benton
county.
LATER.
ST.. LorIs, August In the st. Louis
District, eighteen precincts give +. +. Blair,
republican, 1917 majority for the short term,
and > % majority for the long term.
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The receipts from customs nj New \ ork Tor ihe
first four business days in August are largely III
excess ofwhat they were for corresponding pc
Rod last year.
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The foreign imports III Richmond, Va. for The
last three months ending with June. amounted 10
$3.50 SSj. and the exports TO S3oS,o2o.
NOTICE.
J,HE ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the Lou
doun county Agricultural Society, will be held
in Lecsburg. on Wednesday. Thursday and fri-
day, the 5th 9th. aud 1th Of September SIX nun
dred and fifty dollars will be given III premiums
Twenty live dollars 10 the best trotting horse
mare or gelding, and twenty-five dollars Tor The
best plow.
The President Of the Alexandria, Loudoun an"
Hampshire Railroad Company, has authorized 4
round trip ticket for the occasou-one dollar and
fifty cents--the round trip, which liberia! ticket
will enable the citizens Of Alexandria to make
pleasant iaunt TO the country and see some OF the
best stock i'll the State. y. bhNhEhE
Loudoun county, aug S-eolm President.
- HHDS. Porto Rico SUGARS
lC 80 bbls Crushed Il"
- do Band c Coffee io
20 Ahds. Porto Rico AMI L. |. MOLASSES
IL do Sugar House SYRUP
S. bags bio, Lagnyra, and cuba cor Lf'
lust received and for sale 10y
j. II. McVNlGu & SON,
amos princc->treel " hart
TNTWISLE'S COMPOUND FL l d EN-
II TRACT OF SARSAPAkILLAA full sup
ri diseases r.,nirinp the administration of an al
an ;,s, m,nnf,rtYreJ and for sal, hy
JAMES ENTWISLE, in,
aug Apothecary. 81 King ST.
TJoOpS A,iAIN.-.Just received Hoop Skirts.
from : to II Springs. lower than ever, 1t
:. g. ". MEYENbERu'S,
aug corner OF h"s ana ri'' streets
Y1RTIr CANS.-A!thur's Patent Cans. at re-
,,,..,, nr.ss .rhs Exrelsior Caus. manutac-
,',r.3 -, II Gr.,snrv for sale al his prices. by
ausS 'oiiN 0'D''->
TTHE FIVE MIN tIE rkhh|fh' -h"SS"'
for sale by IaugsI JOHN OGDEN.
INFANT bATHH.-h'H' sponge an" 'luHSr
aug JOAN OGDEN.
= BONES French wan IAN n''"'
| y 80 do Adamaniine Il"
80 do N"u!d "o just levy WV
ana ior sane u y? { TALlAFERRn.
Ii ERRlNf.--"o bhiS' haIii"A h''''"H
1 1"U ;. porom,r
>, :. Snad, for sale by
''"''"' ''' X HARPER 4 GO.
I ATus AND pICKETS
| 50O 900 laths
$1,000 pickct>, cargo Brig Lizzie Bell from
ST. John, \. T., for snle by ,,,, l,x
aug i "A. H. ~" III d" 90
DASr ct,ECKs AT COST have 4 lot of
- Checks OF the several Banks IN AleNah1r''s
bound as''lI III wv, wv i |,i,' y rARKVTT,
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AUCTION sSAIES.


BY I. NJ. cCORMlCk-AUcrIoSEER.
4 SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR sALE.-In
IL execution of decree of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax County, rendered at the June term, 1860,
in the suit of John R. collsrd and wife, against
James MILAN and others, the undersigned will
expose for sale, at public auction, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the City of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the 1st day Of September merit, at
III o'clock, A. H. that bssutiful FARM, in
the County of Fairfax, occupied at the time Of
her death by Mrs. Susanna MILAN. The tract
lies upon the road leading from Alexandria
to fredericksburg. now called the Telegraph
Road" and the waters Of "Doeg Run" about six
miles from Alexandris, and sdjoins the lands Of
Maynadier Mason, Dennis Johnston, and d.. Chase.
E$H 1t contains 1870 ACRES, and has upon It
,E:A comfortable DWELLING, Barn, Stable,
and other Farm Buildings.
Also, A TRACT OF LAND, containing W
ACRES, about one mile from the tract above des-
cribed, all in young and thrifty Wood.
TERMS or SALE :-One-tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand the balance in 8, II.
and Is months; the deferred payments to bear
interest, to be secured by Che bonds Of the pur-
chaser, with approved security, and retention of
the title until all the payments are made; the
cash payment to be forfeited and the land resold
upon the failure of the purchaser to comply with
the terms of sale.
FRANCIS Z. JOHNSTON
LAWRENCE b. TAYLOR, Comm'rs.
WILLIAM IL. DULANY,
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Movements Of Cen. Walker

New ORLEANS Aug. G.-Cien. Walkers
expedition to Nicaragua left the Island OF
Co>umel on the Goth OF July. 1t consisted
Of five small vessels. and about 800 men.
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MARRIED..

On the Pad instant, at ST. Aloyaiu5 Church by
Ike. Father Mcguire PETER GALLANT. @.
Va shngton, 10 Miss MARY +. MURRAY, OF
Prince tfe0rgc's county, Md.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- The undersigned az Agent will offer for sale at
Fairfax Court House, Va, on Monday, the 10th
day Of August 1860, (that being Court day. in
front of the Court House of said County at II
o'clock, NJ, that very desirable and valuable
TRACT OF LAND lately Owned by Maaziah
Thomas deceased, and Mary W. Thomas. SAID
Tract of Land lies Immediately on the Little River
Turnpike Road, within "a miles OF Fairfax Z. H.,
and contains 1913 ACRES. A sufficient por-
ton of the Tract is well cleared and in hne state
of cultivation, and the Land is well adapted to
raising MI kinds of grain, and indeed is suited 10
all other agricultural purposes. No Farm in
the County is better adapted to dairy and grazing
purposes as it is one of the best watered farms
in the County-having an abundance Of never
failing Springs Of the purest water. This is also
one of the heslthiest places to be found anywhere:
The improvements consist Of neatly finished
"a DWELLING HOUSE, containing ten COM
El Portable rooms-six Of which are almost
new-besides spacious basement. There is
good new and commodous barn, and oil other
necessary out buildings in good condition. There
is also good Overseers House near the Turn
pike, and at a convenient distance from the
Dwelling. r
There is on the Tract great abundance of TIM
Der, suitable for fencing and oil other purposes.
The TERMS OF SALE WILL pE AS FOLLOWS:
One third of the purchase money be paid down
on day Of sale and she residue in four equal an
nual instalmens, bearing interest from the day oil
SALE tn be secured by bond with personal security
satisfactory to the undersigned, and Deed OF
Trust upon the premises.
NATHANIEL THOMAS.
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NOTICE.

The foreign imports III Richmond. Va. Tor me
last three months ending with June, amounted 10
$3.50 SS5, and the exports 10 Sj0S323.
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NOR SALE-FOUR HUNDRED AND SIN
l. LYNNE AND THREE OURTi ACRES
OF FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY LAND,
one hundred and fifteen acres Of it heavily tim
berei A never failing stream of water passes
through IT, II is situated within eight miles OF
two Railroad Dcpots. and eight Flour Mills. at
which the highest market price is paid for wheat
The land is i'll good condition for producing line
crops. Terms unusually accommodating.
ISAAC IRVINE HlTE.
White Post. Clarke Co. Va. NH l--a"tf
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Che President OF the United States VIII
leave Washington next Thursday morning
IN = visit a. the Great Eastern.
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INlSll.--
l. $50 hbls. Potomac Herrings
100 Eastern Herrings
80 Alewiyes. for sale by
ia 26e,lm T. A. BREWIS.
John Nj. BOLLING-ATToREEY AT LAW
y BALTIMORE, MD.
,zsY- Office, n. " corner Lexington and Court
land streets lie 9--e02m
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"he policy of the government in the com
ege and issue Of gold dollars has been
tt...nrted by the banks of those States which
ere allowed 10 flood the country with one
collar bills. No traveller at the North ever
sees bit of gold in circulation, and in "x-
change for an eag gle or double eagle they
,rill give YOU not more gold coin, but hand
tul of spurious paper, which is probably an
current at the next corner 1t is not TO be
.,ontered at, therefore. that the gold dollars
cannot be kept in circulation. They are ex-
2lrded by the little bills. The gold coins
&c shipped TO Europe, and the dollar pieces
rslaaia in the banks and the sub-treasury 1t
Aav York
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The special correspondent of the New
York Herald details the movements OF the
Prince Of Wales for the benefit OF the read
-rs Of that sheet. How he looked, what he
ate, Row he dressed what he said, and even
how often he changed his clothes, are detail
ed aith milutcuess lie is 1.-The most de-
licntful daucer,' the sweetest Prince, the
hardsomest member Of his family smiles
delightfully."-, bows splendidly. and in short
Is such perfectly irresistible young man
.hpt we are quite prepared for the final warn
iDr that is given to our ladies to be ARRAY
=, in their most killing dresses, and try to
Gee who will get the Prince
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me Washington Star says: Henry X.
2rosbey. esq, has been appointed Judge Tor
l.rh, rice Harden, declined.
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\TOTICE-l5O ACRES of tilagsable bottom
y and rich land. which is situated in the vicin-
iy OF this city, and now in grass, will be lei 10 Il
respectable and responsible person 10 cultivate IN
shares, ii application I've made on or before The
l5tb inst ENQUIRE ut This Office aug 6-dtiI
ra,UE POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
| Of Alexandria, will. on and after this date,
nav To the Stockholders. "r their representatives.,
!, dividend Of profits for t months past, OF per
cent on Stock paid in.
aug l-iw EDN. Is. foh ELL sec y.
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P. H HoOFF, Alexandria, Va,
FLOUR. GRAIN, AND GROCERY MERCHANT,
STORE No. IS, USioN 81, SOrrn OF PRINCE.
Particular attention Will he given 10 all consign-
ments of PRODUCE. PLASTER, SAIL, und
GROCERIES furnished 1T current rates.
lllr -cu.it