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8 lMr in Dem 9otale os 9errn 5ann9artner Albemartelr., en-
utaoer, inoem ole @~eeBbader Sur @nt9e8enn0bme betett lie9ea
iOwie aud an oisIem abeno Die r~esttmaB9e %@tNdaPtnn9 itattftnost,
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perpeie, ba e8 am @nbe am teReu 1T, menu lib Sober elm 2r6pf-
den ebleu yebeniaft tnS 9auS f6aift. SD pertaufe meineg geine
bein1 Gla8, SlaIde uno @allone uuo lieRre bieIelben BEL Ablabme
.Uoa Dnsenb S1aibeu ODER BEL Der @Saaone fOfenrei hrs 9au8.
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grinoen ODER oenlelben bet3utreten, meroen 9ermit bOflibit etu8e-
laoeu, fb beute, Wtttppb Den 4. Sui 9beno8 s R9r, bel germ
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ppu 0ambur91traBe etnSufnoeu, am Gber 5pedmaBge gturt9-
tun9 uno Dur9fabrun8 beilelben gu berathen unO earrad9 Die ee.
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ueuen Q4elt.
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gssls aao 1alben Ytnts fpfbsn angefDtnnien per ,gDn. 1eaS
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itatftnbet, ME aub @mltreibe9ebabr ent9e9en 9enqnrisn unr
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an3ul9leBen. 3ur 4labrt1t, pab in Der na9ifen 8erIanlmlung,
0~Qpnera9 cen 8. Sui abenpS 8 ibr peiere ginlGrebe0eba5l
ole oettntIpe 8eamtenWabl tattftnoet uno ole .erte auaa9e erbp-
ben pro. 9erianmIur9sort bel S. 8leliel, 22s 9. @baresir.
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Dtsit 3aeltn ieteenl ecs betxdhe hcr 4. Xhttl ausr 6terbA
faat tn Rttlem EaaSt enrt a~astttrane perurfaGt mttbtn. sk.
aeisetn Won ben tabiret&tn anbern 9st6tn, Sic ssh stntv
ietntrn G's@..@ns btfbstasfntrt merAtn
Ips6Unt euere @efunbbeit utb tpenn ibrsdn Elmer grfSfn,no.hp
Sruit Coer yunae ieioet taufrt etae 8laf6e Sut 6ufeIan6tS
6aliaftnNem @cretdl une tbr fSnaet dufN fdfre @eae(ute re6nen.
beteuet.
5ufe1 tUnmat ober uadn@nAal BON p~er6Orbenetn Woaer. In mel.
Nent Baue e6s vDeutEAe BttterS" getrnuht mereen Iplte. On
Ndueh bon etnera anOauernoen Sufen terrabrenbtr Shpdde unS
ADMINISTERING oes ganSen Spfens Ttre man bds gtlters rcn arDeem
Nuben Fnben.
Da1tlbe mirb etntts BET Or. 6. 90. Saflpn. 4ss 9frhar
bIrG bic Der. Gtnaten Sertduft. " "Ft'
+ preis Is GeRtS.bte 0al&e. Md9u 4
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&gHSM 3iier srOBee rOmantl6 ~gete9ene. Id6ne 8er9Rl9unes.
- plos galttmcre'S, peIdcr iet elmer Sfetbe bon sSabreu
Der XlebIin98auftntbalt aler Derer 9emoroen lit, 6e in Der treien
Natur itD erbetern wcaen, tebt ieBt ~ieOer 8erenen uno @eeu-
idaitn Al Denien. HgrfereE 3
arrangements, nm auf BEN 9tab SIT founien, f5nnen nit benz
5errn g8m. STAMFORD am PbiaCeIpbia Depot (3wif9en s lnb 10
lbr M~orgenS) 9etr0fen mer6en.
N8. @eIelfdaften, meIdbe ben 1lab bentsen wpuen, fno 9e.
6eteu, li6 bel 3etsu gu meloen. tnbem i6on mebrere Gage I'M SUI
nj, Suit uno Nu9ut eu9o9irt fuo.
wS}ai2l Emit s. +. g d mtbt. giaentbiimer.
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DR.. Elufeland.
0oIfnmiid1er Nnrninl

ONIFuLHVTutI WUIpIat
tMr I6ntus 5etlnns BON buntn. &rE6Ituns, SAHusnlen, Br6u.
ne, Nanbsn pals un0 fattrStrensrttuHbuu8, aHslstruna uni
wsnn nod mOstf6, Or. ,tsruue FUR Gqt an biefsr Rranfbett
eeieenlt &. fel5R tn ben ltsteu 5fabitu.
Dttft bsrnomts Preparation IN Blsta btyn 4ittttn lustrIGI-
ne. ~ N tur cine Rtofe BON Rsanfbt ten beiinimt, As
1f9emttntr ub aetdtrlt1et ala aas antsrt btneu ttt s3essE.
hr 6tefts eanees unter rprfsu Rnb : Rrdns6ern IA ron Il.
ar ilftnen 8rtditune t%crrI5rsu. Or. 5ta. kie1s eras dr,t.
&c Wntsctttdt ia!t: Sd UsI nt8i kebdupfeH, eGs gaitt
fur uns TT, mas bts psf unh bss eebt 5tsber fir biz Bsspb.
ter dn6ersr 3eaen NIB. absr to Tam bsatrtuHt uerf6ern, bea
te nHs Rrdntbt'; en spn grEstrer gsf6trlthfett unh usky
sterbsfals %snfabrtu4
Stnt ntttert gtrPt@ Der tHtfsglFhsn gsfiarIi6feii est xEs
'tnst tlstnen 9rtaitnH8 enfifseeuten Rgau!esttsn astat Hd Sd
ttntnt Slid nesr nat ltbtnss aus SEN @srt9tsn bes 9~ttldbsT.
ppta 4eiuHeeeltSaInteS tntneramens Iattas ar sDgm @bF.
Gehst biz EGbelet =
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! S4Seiu! 0Setn!

XRzSSA Der lnter3ei6nete erlaubt Ib icine 6reunbe rm6
ale 9ebbaber eine8 al89eet6ueten &bein-g8eine8 aui
ien Eager pon Weart9rdfer, @a~telber9er, lln9ietner, Oei6e8bet-
mer. Rterletner II. i 10. ouImertiant Su MAIDEN. Die pben9 -
nannten 8eine meroen beim @la8 me bel Der 6lQIbe an Der 8Qr
gu ben billigicn 8reiien oerabrei4t, 28boeiale auBer benz Sau|e
NIT beoeuteu6em Gabot
Ry- 8er9oou uub YloHa'8 2a9crtter ME INNER.
SSunitS 3mt Senr9 2pp8, IA u. 6%reoerifir.
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Tenuiche. NerInnnt

oaB aue perIonen, welbe Geppt6e brau9en, gtot3 netnen, paf
bic @aIeert9n- @epptb 5abrtt=@omp an @wtnn8 6a08 in tbren
Depot in $40. l Olt-8attiupretraBe 2eppide pertaufen, melde
an S9bn6eit, Ne6tbelt Der 6arben uno 0auerbafi9fetbe etnem
6tllt9eren Yretie 4le8 abertreifen, mas ir9en6 cine anoere
Sabrtf btetet = gSpQen, @aru, peiBe8 uub 9efSrbte8 gum 0ertauf
&epptbe peroen ouf 8efeaul %an9eftrti3t.
Sun22,il &. 8. s. WeItpn, Naent.
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N~erlamat mm0 aeimdbt.

N~pr1nn1t4 Cine RSdtn uno Elm 3inrmermdohen in Ger
OtIluHY|+ gsaher-9eil. Anitat, @de 0p(tn5- II. Mount-
itr., rbsr9alb llniOn- Squore. Der b64ite 2obn miro be8obIt.
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AIfreO S1Hfina,

ATTORNEY AT A and NOTARY PUBLIC
2~Saibn9tpn .. Is.
NeTtrltt ale @asl9dite bel Den peri9ieOenen 0epartsnentsu Der
2e9erut9, Den 9e9ationen uno Seat GDnore1fe cpllefIrt gsr1not'
rCerun8en III ~2Salpn8ton uno 8ermBstnss~g a8itanSe in 8entld,.
lamb. A 5ae 4aT - at'E JV
Anlpradbe auf aano, Peniton uno @utbaben fpeaen oeme1eud
Soloaten meroen prompt perfOl9t. 2noesl9eine oSer @nstnaIt
Uel".tStlN. Sa4,iI s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-04

SOaoasa @et0ea prompt oer1ol9t. &OOesl9eine OOer Austmjt
HsNtt 49,
uYtetn Sllften tOOtet mid allmablia, !"
hagen 9unberfe. bis t9 a aa fal
Or. Spapne'8 5ulammen9elebten Sprup bon
S4StlOfir1cben
9ebraudte. Gein Naitel, 10 bod ats es and oeprisfen memo,
mag, lam eemlelbett an ole Sete 9eIteat perbea.
Ote Srl9lnale ltro dbte 3ubereitura
a%Isseegs sm93.. 9ltltsus gtfaltun9t Gngbrapi8teit, SrpnSSis, &C.
ber+Se11percen, Slutlpelen, lbperes Atbmeu, Sdmersen IN
'F Set 49, amo Sta T. S9~frStlopen SnHneuSa, eroap, NE
l4pabe lno ale ~Grantbeten 6es Salles,
.8rnit n6 &un9en. 4
Ste northumberland Glrel, Die nod ie
Oerrtd)tct lulr0eR.
Spaple'8 5ulamnen9elebter Sprup bon
8tlottrlt 2 turtrte @9parO 9amplpn, Germantown gooo.
Der oierten 9s8enaber, Don etnen puitea, Abnabme Seg SieGaes
e. tSaneWeest ltegsn no9 lte9en obne 8el9perli6teit. Ar6cftet
III George SWeenep'S paperet, 8ioge &eao, unterhoIb gganors
Smapne'S Ntlptlr16enf urirten @2efief ThoZ
mas, nabe .Y9oatrotQe lri9rbn bon gbtlaceIgbtna, non gpa6t.
item mar auBerOrpentlit 9el@pa3t. 9DreRebn SobrsS NM iSS ~
S Ss' perFo1ea n0 sr ettreut l9 nod INNER etneT 9uten @eluno-
Smapne'S 8ilofir1ben betlten BE sSrou sea
9rn, Daart, 95a9lt- pennrrabe, 8eaoina. SIT let nEsr,e,st
9SaB ls lpr Seeen retteten. sic bate Die a~1sseBruna i'm hS Spn
gtaoe, Watee aver opat9 9elunS, aa9bent tie oe g~8a6hriuen ee-
o ! anN ~, S. - Stevens, 3ru88it IN &eaoius. Seiien
&Sa9tge1tsltsee 9lemanO be6weifet, fam cbise sisi NurSern Been su
sea- o. DE Ufeot5n bel i9m 9etauft ppr6en.
Aer5te 9ebroud,en unD enlpfebIen e8
grIS, .. @ulpns 6raatltn @ouutp, Gp., fhretbt: estt1o
Sabren babe ib cine ltarts Yror8 uno empfeble Er' e%NS,snnslssa
tlMhlpen9eleslen SQlRp Don 8lottrlden Dor alien on6eren gGes
oSmel' Sn oFN IL le1r 9eilrNtekn gun9entranfbenen Sic i'd,
boreB Odtet. - -" - ~" u"lWasS
SSaarnnns, Sauie tsingn arttel, Der pOrosba6 qsa6frden<
efltpQlt Gem 4amen bettebter gerSte aroeb1not 9urS, be o5rr nfi99sy
nit ieaer 3alanmeniesun9 Su tbun batte99; fraae obsr ir ~
S SmI nag eNr. Sgupne's 5nammsmoeieStem Sgrap MN
S0"0'''lpeH'" oe ea'Sl8 adte @Aottrl9en- 3nbereiun8.
SmaYne'S iber5aderte
S~arfapartna= anb SbeerzNtaen. 6
turWen participated, Spcbrennen, Gopfpeb. sef5ss ~.
Wta9en bertommt, llebeIteu, unretnGd5feit gsS Smen
Sa @ 0Go tea"tga aigtn t%a a.a9 Der %gtnsewei6e, gIa9anosn, Gg-
au9emelne 3ufrteoenget. SIN ier outer glan lprim hrs u s'S SSa ~ y
nan y 0.] s qa sIaaa9ms. mabren6 nian OlsasilStrl6e neSraadt'
~s pU'Ss" DteS.S1"eH Wetoea nur Subereitet bon
Or. SWapne uno On bm.
8ertauit bel: FVAAesspVms
Stage y. @pot3 &c 8altimpteIr. va
y. p. 9ance, los 8altimoreltr.
y 2alsMggl8, Sroaopaq uao 9antca gsenue.
\; Dt. RpAltN8n ga 2~rpaomap.
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Charles @alter,
IN. j. Karr's
sSuiuelellz nllO ltbrenz6tpre.

J9p. 48O PennlDID. ND., 3W. 3. ulD A ctr.
%g8albin9ton 8. s.
Sine 9rpBe NuSuabl BON lbren unb Sufpeleu 1T ftets borrsthio
u1o per0en aud auf 5etelun9 perferti9f
AY- 0teparaturen perOen l1nea uMo biuia be5Or0t. (9osSl
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Nrbeit NadUeilnnng8=Yiirea
2bame8ttr. J(p. 5!

uner Nuftbt Der u0eutiden @eIeui6af."
Gue Dceni9en, weIde beutibe 9anpwerter, Arbetter eber Oten1t.
bcten gu beibdfti3eu winidelt, lowle aue oeutfden Arbeitiu6en-
ben lpOlen iib ~perIDnlit ODER in frantirten 8rnfen an ben Aeenten
Der 9eieai9aft 9errn $. S. @etlin99Of, $50. So EbaueS-
fir. wenben. peI9er unsnt8doli9 2ustunlt ertbeiIen mtro. CID
gu permietben.
Gin StOre nit G%tnridtuna. gu erraeen in Der g8eder-O tfce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-04

NedaunaSbert0t
Der 8anf Of Commerce.
Baltimore. ben 2. Sutt 1860.
Dtscpnttrte @edlel uno goten $I,145, 500. 20
(Sant9ebaHbe @e.l $24, 900. 90
EHpier $40. SO
Sttber $IS2,2
8ole Il3,676.00
-- $l18, 968. 62
Noten BON uuo @beds auf 8anfeu
IN Der 9taht Baltimore SAG, 649.3
Goten bon 8aafet pieleS uno anbe-
rer Staaten $4,000
---a SAG, S79.34
6dAi8 BON aneeren 8anten sic, 62I. 10
ST., 45O, 338. 20
capital 5000, 900. 90
9trten i'm umlauf $l39, 6O5. 90
Oeppiiten S667, 486.6 81
D~tppenpen, $50. 8 & 9 (unbsS } $292,0O
Dtptpenpe NP, 10 Gablbar am 9, D. $24,000.0 o
- $24, 1892 90
yeeHo- @elpiuu 93 $13, 379.48
6Gat9 an anoere Sanfen 1855 SIS, 575.16
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IHD SlerUralleret
GMs bon
l GOur1O SersDa INN Nlnf,

gBtr MAIDEN unern @ef9aft8-5reunben unb gefauuten I'm an
eennetneu bic An8et9e, baB mtr unS inter Obteer 5irma ahpetir
baben unb BITE ppblbefdnnte 8terbrauerei unb Q~Btrtbf6aft
@fe Der Qoncalter= uno Barf1fr. (@anton)
~prtflbren.
GE auftrdee fGt 9tsr psrbtn prumBt bsFsrst.
@pnt1b 3et3s8.
MO4ktS Il Nurdh q Inh -
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2n fterfnnfen.

B 3 a S@S3S Gin in ibr 9utem 3ultan6e befnbli6er gSe-
~ asner 6li9el aus. Ser Stein'l6ea panO-6a-
brit, welder fr cine @uthitaft ~beIpnoer8 Seet3net mare, lit gu
itr0Be. Sniff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

The week has been one of dnxiety to some
and gaiety and enjoyment to others in Staun-
ton. because of it's being the week of the
commencement exercises of the Female In
stltutions Of learning located here. The
Virginia Female Institute of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, with the Rev. r. II. Phil
lips as Principal, is in Il very hourishing
condition and has u patronage extending to
the far South. Next is the Wesleyan Fe-
male Institute" of the Baltimore Conference,
with Rev. b. Arbogast as Principal Five
Young ladies viz Miss Julia A. Trone, of
Fauquier, Miss Julia \. Jacobs, of Front
Royal, Miss Jennie Rust, of Loudoun, Miss
Bette Gibbons. of Rockingham, and Miss
Mollie B. Mccoy, of Stauntcn, graduated
with credit. The Baccalaureate sermon was
preached in the Baptist Church by the Rev.
J. Il. Wheeler, pastor Of the NJ. +. Church
here. His theme was Woman, the compan-
ion Of Man"-which he discussed in an in
terestinS and happy style. The Literary
address by Moses Walton, esq, of Wood
stock, Va, delivered in the same church,
was an excellent production. Prof. A. }.
Turner has charge of the Musical Depart
meut. The Augusta Female Seminary un-
der the direction of the Presbyterian church,
with J. B. Tinsley as Principal, is perhaps
not as literally patronized az it deserves
Letter from ;Sauntom.
The closing exercises of the Culpeper Fe-
male Institute, took place on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week, in a Musical
entertainment by the pupils of the lnstitu-
ton. The greatest credit is due to the schol-
;,rs and teachers for the taste and skill dis
played on the occasion, and we hope the re-
union next fall may be full and complete,
not vacant chair untitled. The address to
the young ladies of the Institute on Thurs
day, by DIR. Burrows, was one of extraordl-
nary force and eloquence. The subject was,
'"The Importance of Female Education"
one appropriate to the occasion, and so hap
PLY treated by the reverend gentleman, Us
to win the unqualified admiration of the vast
audience in whose presence it was delivered.
blue Ridgc Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

Bones or AN UNKNOWN AHIWAL.--A gen
tleman in blasting rock in sink-hole
about Il mile from charlottesville in Rock
ingham county. for the purpose OF getting
water, made AZ opening which admitted his
entraura into II cavern, IN which he found
the skull and leg bone q an animal which
! belonged to species which IL now extinct
in this country and which, it is supposed,
doe, not exist at this period in any country
oa the glu}e. !, belonged possibly to a spc-
cies which existed 1T that remote geological
period when this lovely valley ROW teemius
with population was covered with the waters
of vast ocean.
The size of the skull aud leg boAe shows
thutit was large animal, and the articuia-
tons Of the leg bone indicate that that limb
WAS not thrown directly forward as is the
case with land Quadrupeds, but that 1t was
used latcruIy after the manner Of the creep
Ing mons els q: tie deep.
The latter part Of the head is very long
Observation-Disclosures an elevated process III
The direction Of i;s leu@th-and seems to
have been covered with Il very thick skin
ike that al crocodile. But toe character
Of its tce;A and tie fact that it had tnsks
inserted IN The same manner anu locality is
that which characterize tie elephant. mega
tive the idea Of its belonging 10 the alligator
or crocodile species 70 what species the
animal belongeiE al which period It lived
and how il got into cavern, the entrance to
which, before it vas increased by blast,
wculd not admit the body Of boy, are ques-
lions which stand tor &nS~frs. --''N0"Hfo"
I1,.,.utg1'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07
Political

The New York Journal Of Commerce sees
no exit from the present difficulties, except
in the voluntary withdrawal Of both MIR.
Douglas aud Mir. Breckenridge, who, it is
mildly suggested, might place their resigna-
tons in the hands Of their respective Ma
tional Committees, to take effect ''elther on
the agreement to call new National Con-
vention, OF the naming of Union candidates
for President and Vice President, who shall
receive the support of both sections" 1t
rcmaius 20 be seen whether this advice will
be followed by the parties to whom the mov-
ing appeal is addressed.
At ST. Louis July ;, Il Breckenridge and
Lane Ratification meeting was held, and was
we'll attended Senator Green attended and
made strong speech, after which new NOM
iratiUus were made for Governor and Lieu
tenaut-Governor OF the State, Hancock Jack
son for the former Office, and Monroe Parsons
for the latter. These new candidates were
adopted on account OF the Douglas procliyi-
ties Of the present nominees.
At Kansas City, July >. an immense
Douglas ratification meeting was held. The
public buildings were illuminated and decor
ated with tiages and transparencies: bonfres
were kiodled and salrtcs fred and general
feeling OF hilarlty prevailed. II the meet
ing non-in'eryention speeches were made
and the customary resolutions adopted.
4 letter in the Washington Constitution
says that when Mr.. iierschel '. johnson
douglas candidate for Vice Presldent) at.
tempted to address the people at Macon, Ga,
on his return home, the crowd voclterously
cheered every time he made alluslon to
Breckenridge.
4 Grand hatlfcation Meeting IN honor OF
the nomination OF ice fresloeht prech1'''
ridge for President Of the United States, and
Hon. Senator Lane Tor ice fresioent' Is 10
'"Ae pave - we art ''t''i me- WI iii
WASHINGTON.
We learn frn,, the roIncnnr Observer that
.,...:- p.u,3 r.ou
49,
Ct' VIII 'n'H' II ru'p'iSr' ~ ~ d. ouiS
mpnts 70 have a Grand Bell and Everett
Mass meeting.
The washington Constitution saws that
tho Oougloa ratification meptinos are failures
MANLY. ororr,rb.ro and ,hot tho nouolos
meeting in WASHINGTON was alphabetically a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

The "Survivors Of the War of 1872 cele-
bratcd the Fourth of July in Washington, in
IA patriotic manner Col. Seaton presided.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

The Oxford University has conferred the
degree of d. d. L. on J. Lathrop Motley, an
American author.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

At lire riot" Ii New York on Wednes-
day, six men were wounded by pistol balls,
and many Knocked down aud injured by
brickbatS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

There is much dissatisfaction in New York,
al the high charge for visiting the Great
Eastern steamship. One dollar for admls-
sion 70 the deck of the vessel is an extor-
tomato demand. Give her up to Barnum,
and at - cents per head, he will turn over
more money to the managers than they will
make under the present arrangement We
wish those concerned in the speculation
upon curiosity, may utterly fail in their
a1tempt 10 make money! by the dollar
show.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

The Fourth of July was celebrated with
much spirit, this year, in many parts of the
country. Rail Road. and Steam Boat FIX
cnrSions and pic-Nics i'll the country, were
the "teaturcs" in the bills Of the day, gen
orally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

BANK OF THE OLD DOMINION,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, July !, ls6o. u..i
YNHE President and Directors OF TINS VI
i have declared dividend of 3per cent, !.
BILE to the Stockholders on and after ,5th ipst i,
The Bank paying the bonus TO the State 'A'
State tax. lii,
jy 4-3t ?. i. HoOfFMaS, '"'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

The Boston papers IN thcir notices ot the
Shoe and Leather Market continue to report
-''manv buyers from the Sout!, and West. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07
PRO G. K A NJ III I.
OF TIE
GRAND TOURNAMENT AND Bal
OF THE
Mount Vernon Guards,
FOR TIE
Benefit of the Male Orphan Asylum
TO RI HELD Al
COL UMBl SPR N GS,
MONDAY, JULY 10Th, 1860.

fINHE PROCESSION. headed by full Band /
l. Music, will leave the Cry HOTEL III o'coeL
A. NJ, and proceed through the principal stree
of Alexandria: thence 10 the Depot of the WaE
ington and Alexandria Railroad, whore they II.
take the Cars. and proceed to the Springs.
The RIDING will commence At . clock, ratt'
the direction Of Col. II. {. DORSEY, Major w.
II. PADGETT, II. X. BRADSHAW, and c. u
ChSTLEMAN. MarSJals. JOHN T.JOuNaVA,
Herald.
WIN. d. MASSEY, Esq, Will deliver the cha.:s
to the knights, and other distin suished gsgne'
men, have been invited to be present.
The KNIGHTS, Is in number, will embrat:
gentlemen from Prince William. Fairfax, aud A.
cxandria City and County, Va: Maryland, ana W
District Of Columbia.
The Regulations will he announced by M
Judges on the ground. The Champion at,
Knights of Honor will be decided by the Judsr
the Mayors of Alexandria, Washington, Sc
Georgetown having been invited to act in u
capacity.
COTILLIoN MUSIC will be at the Spring; |
9 o'clock, \. NJ, for the accommodation Of tHos
who desire to dance in the morning.
r.. xs,. 1...s -.zzzsszess=s7 TRAINS viii Leave 4:
- ss Is: Depot of the Washinsa
and Alexandria Railroad, NJ ., los, IL, |, 81.
o'clock. Returning, leave the Springs at J. .
and IL o'clock, p. NJ.
Price Of Tickets For Gentleman, Is cel'
for Lady, 81 cents; Children under II year, "
age, % cents; which includes fare on the (S'
and admission to the Tournament and Bali
The CROWNS are ON exhibition at Dir. y. u.
Adams Jewelry Store. 49,,
rs Dinner and Refreshments will be lurni.-'
on the Ground, ut city prices.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Lieut.. W. Ii. Smith, James 4. Proctor,
VIM. W. Allen, Samuel p Duhey,
q Charles Javns, James Gale,
Snrgt.J. Y. Devaughn, Col. Il. c. Dorsey
I" JAS 4. JavinS, Major W. /. Padsf
" JOS Hartman, Capt. IL. X. Bradsh''l
d" 4. NJ. Tubman. c. NJ Casteman'
Ensign Chas. ID. Rudd, James Sangster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

VIRGINIA At Rules held III the Clerk "
Y flee of the Circuit Court of Alexandria ee'.1
tv, on the 2ud day of July. 1860; Ellen 4. cfD;
per by Catherine C. Coakley her next iIle-
plaintiff against John q. 4. Cruppcr, detenaa'
In Chaucery. The object of this suit is to OoSJ
divorce by the said Ellen A. Cruppcr, from 4
bond Of matrimony with the said John Y; 4
Crupper. The defendant not having entered >. h
appearance and given security according 10 Il
net Of Assembly and the rulss Of this Court. :,
it appearing by affidavit that he Is not re,'t
Of this State--lT Is ORDERED, that the sara as.,
dant appear here within one month after me +
LEGATION Of this order, and do what is neees'n.
protect his interest in this suit; and that coP;
this order be forthwith inserted in the AexsnO,,i
Gazette, newspaper published in the city o.
exaddria, once week for tour successive We We.
and posted at the front door of the Court NV
of this County. A Copy-Teste: 49,,
S. +. BEACH. p. Q. jy 1- W."