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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

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9r. Sphnltpn.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

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LENDS rutntrt.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-08

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@efdtrliAr &ranfbeit.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
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SS%RIPT:
BY N1GNETIC TELEGRAPH.
North Carolina Election.

We have received the following intelli.
gence from the North Carolina election which
took place on Thursday John Pool is the
Opposition, and J. W. Ellis the Democratic
candidates for Governor.
Wake Countrywide city of Raleigh gives
Pool 525; Ellis 1913. Unofficial returns from
nine precincts indicate that the Opposition
have carried the county. In 1858 the coun-
ty give SSl majority for Ellis. The three
Opposition candidates for the House of Com
mons and the Opposition candidate for She
riff are supposed to be elected.
New Hanover County.--ln Wilmington
the vote is very close. In seven precincts
heard from out of the city. Pool, Opposition
candidate for Governor. gains "a on the vote
given for Fillmore The Democratic ticket
for the Legislature it is thought has been
elected.
Wayne Countrywide vote is in, and near
" all official. 1t is as follows: Ellis, 1896;
Pool, 39S; Ellis majority, 99S. Ellis ma ori-
ty in 1858, was ll72 Loss ia.
Lenoir County.-A letter from this coun-
ty received at Goldshoro' says Ellis ma ori-
ty is 100. Another letter says it is from
30 to 300. The Democratic candidates for
the Legislature are all elected by increased
maiorltieS.
Craven County.-ln this county Ellis is
reported to have held his own. There is ii
reported increase for Pool in the town Of
Newbern.
So far rs heard from, the returns indi
cate large Democratic majorities in the coun.
ties of Northampton. Halifax and Edge
cOmbe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

FrLL!EusrERINC PRnlECT.--General Blck-
lay's famous proclamation to the Knights Of
the Golden Circle, warning them To repair To
tie Texas cncamplnrnt by the 10Th of Sep
TENDER. is thoroughly shown up by the Gal
weston Civilian. 1t says that the Americana
cation of Mexico is doubtless very rood OBJ
ect, but the knights will find two stumb.
ling-blocks in the way. The first is that
September is about rs good time for pes
thence rs for war on the Mexican and Texas
irontier:' and if these are too much for their
ar,ior they will find that famine will prove
an unconuuerable enemy. The Civilian says
the war has about swept the stock OF beeves
from the valley Of tie Rio lirandc, and the
drouth and other causes have prevented the
production Of gain.
Gen B:rkley's aver:nent that the people
of Texas are enthusiastically III favor "f his
project, and had subscribed the sum OF $500
900 in It's aid, proves 10 be nninltlGated h"sl',
for the Civilian says that the people OF Texas
manifest no interest in this movement, and
have no, the ability if they hnd the desire to
feed the advrnturcrs who may enter upon II.
Already parties claiming to be engaged in
the movement have been arrested for appro-
priating the property of others TO supply
their own necessities while the prospect is
still worse for those who may come.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

REAARkS.-Ine market daring the week haS
presented more activity than has been noticeable
ior suu!e time past. With an Increase Of receipts,
4 demand has spruu. mp. and is now quite bi'eh.
Flour Is quiet. at S".23 Gt%'.313 for Mon street
>uprrtnr. the receipts are steadily improving,
and there i now :! lair stock Oh hand. The de-
!aand for Wheat has been brisk, and the receipts
hv River and Railroads good. Ire market has
fairly opened and quote sales OF inferior I" lar
Eew white Al l2DGl l%0r.; lar Ia good at 1900
zoe; and prime t. choice at lj0Gt l33c red l2o
ii l3Oc. according to quality. In Corn, there -
an IMPROVEMENT noticeable in the receipts, and al
advance in prices. We quote white at 1oGt &c.
with sales Oats have dcclilcci, and we now quote
%vG,3lc. and dull. Nothing worthy OF note do
my in Rive Cora deal i, i'll abundant supply,
ami j. now quoted at 700 re. Groceries are still
quiet but prices are firm. Co:tecS have advanced
per cent. Su-ar and Moln>SeS firm at last quo
tatious Ecc 5nr Ole. Provisions are quiet But
Ter il in good supply, at t2!@ lie tor best roll
Plaster j. yer, abundant. Fertilizers ia more
-cuye enquiry, at prices given in Our table Lea
ther is quiet Wool inactive. Freight> are very
yrtyr and rates as follows TO Portland. - per
ton; Portsmouth. S2.:j: Boston, 50; CohasSet
Earrovs. $3.50; Warcham SI.s'W $3.50; New
Bedford, >l>u: pro,iicncc. $l.Sa; Fall River,
$50; Eew ondon - 50: Norwich $50; New
Haven, Sl.Tj; Bridgeport Sl.7j; New York, ST.
~! Albany $3.50; Troy 600; Philadelphia
90 cenl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

Nonetar" affairs remain in statue quo. we
lava no sales of stocks TO report, and quotations
for Railroad securities and local stocks remain "n
HANGED. Money is in good demand, but there is
}'.s PRESSURE upon the market. The Banks are
i;.,5uuting much good paper, and there Is less
,,pnd on the street We have no change 10 mote
10 .ha RATE. of Exchange. Gold aud Silver are
IL NV simply. Stocks have improved in New
Wv The Richmond Wing SayS:-"N lrginia -
;n~r been selling. this week, at 81! fat Wenote
I'iss NJ Virginia Central r. R. Bonds, ID mort,
e. and int. and K. and Y. X. K. bonds at w.
81 49,. River and kanawha Canal stock has ad-
'''-1..1 ~ per share. Manassas Gap r. r. bonds
-. ~. now held Al 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
News from Pixies Paake.

ST. .Doscrn, Mo-, August 1.-The express
from Denver City, which arrived last MI ht,
brought $l2,052 in dust.
There are az present 100 quartz mills in
the mines, only ~ few Of which are up and
in working order. Some of those worked
by experienced engineers realize from slOO
Sl25 per day.
\ destructive tornado passed over Marys-
Vile, Kansas, July 20, demolishing every
thing in its way. Three dwellings, two
business houses, platforms and printing 9th
ces were blown to pieces, and the Post Office
was turned around and set into the street.
Every building in the place was more or less
injured. No lives reported lost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
3sllimore Cettle Market. Aug. 2.

3EEF CArrLE.-The offerings at the scales to day
niouAted 10 $40 head. OF the number offered
700 head were driven Philadelphia, % left over
nusold gul the remainder purchased by Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from - az S..25 per 100
lbs, Averaging .,3.b23 the same Is the rates OF
rSt week. The market was brisk to-day. and
tIo-ed with trmcr feeling.
SHEEr.-rhr supply is good, market dull and
herYy a2d prices Il shade lower: sales have been
maze this week NJ 2.2yGt ~ per head. ~ 10 quail
ny.
hoc>.--lhr supply was small and the market
t'lact more active, lricc- shade better; Saleo
ave oean made this week SGl IS - 4 100 his, tor
S''N'o Prlne--ln advance ot - rt>. e 10" lbs
"n The sales vi last week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
WHO o7717t s>sA>-,g'I1ITT, =
- ..----.-5 I-N--;---s-~--------s -
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. August =.

ARRIVED. August =.
Boats Col. YOU Z, Susan Baker. i. +. S'elt'pE
Young Amcrica, and Ann "ilicere' o'"' I" l. ~
Mchafcy. ,n W
Boats lnclr Sam. Anna Marion. amt u. W.
McClary. coal 10 Borden Mining Go.
R,,t ". II. Byron, roal t" T. ii. Franks
Roa,s A r Snouicr. and old i'onlnl"n coal IL
American Coal Co
Boat Liberty. coal /" FrosthHrg Coal Co.
n,.~ GRAND TOURNAMENT AND pI5 NC
IVA N,urr,iu Rangers Capt. John ;. Green ;
Compa0y.h PROPOSE having CRANE ~ IN y
NENT and PICNIC. - cone oil ON 1! hlbA |,
m, 10Th of August, Il; 0ah >Aade, ne"F ''h'ne'
Cross Roads. Rarpahannoch County. ih' Aa""S
ARE respectfully invited TO attend :.
Washington. Rappahannock CO., a. a"E = II
x,~~ DEMOCRATIC MEETING.~-The Demo
.rats of Alexandria City and County are Request
Oh 70 meet in the Court liouse on Wednesday
.veninr neNl the Sth inst for the purpose u II.
nointinr delegates I" the Virginia De''"r DIT II
State Convention, to uieet III 'ha'io'te1E'.. va
the 10th inst
70 THIRD WARD.--A mseIimS Of ,h9ss e Ia a,
voroble to the formation OF Il OAtnN 'l'un !"
the Third Ward, will he heia al tue o'"o', n1Ga
rnrncr If O.ecn and Columbus streets, on MONDAY
Evening, 9TH INST. at o'clock a"S
-OOO BUSHELS ST. MARTINS iaAA M: M
OUUU SALT, just received per arhr' sea Se'
| Witch, suitable for Agricultural purposes. f"'
! i 49, roro Il EOWLE Il co.
IoTHERs' BREAST CL0TuS-To relieve
| NJ min and nr,vent the gathered breast. Eol
sale hy rnug II PEEL Il STEVENS.
/ A MOTHER large supply q; the Magic k"ite-
ar,, / C. {. BERRl'S - King st.
O1LK wors,vI and Tin~el Head Nets, OF al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
More Texas Fires.

New ORLEANS, August 2.--Lalveston dates
of the 3lst ult., say that the large Touring
and lumber mill at Austin was burned on
the 2Oth. Loss 100000. The fire was the
work of an incendiary. A negro was caught
setting fire to II building in Georgetown, and
confessed he WAS melted by Two abolition
lists to burn the town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
Corl Trade.

o4r!ng the week ending Jnly IS, there We're
,>''"PleH over the Georges Greek. Coal and Iron
'"E'paIys Railroad 1862 10 tons Of coal.
80 remor,s have bcen received from the Cum
oF!and and Pennsylvania. or the Cumberland
''al and Iron Compaay's Road.
During the wce.; ending Tuesday, :;lSt OF July
81 boats cleared this port, carrying ',lo3.2 tons
% coal!
'urlu- tn, season there were | 10 boats cleared
.A's port. carrying 2.o65.od tons of coaI.-t'""-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
Telegraphic Communication.

PHILADELPHIA, August "A Geographic
cable has been laid across the Delaware river,
connecting the wires OF the American Tele-
graph Company with IL line from Allan
tic City, thus removing the difficulties hlth-
crto experienced in sendingmessagas to and
from this summer resort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
'hs I1arEetS.

.14Lrl.oR;. Jug. Flour closed hrm; ne"
foCaEd Stre,t and Ohio $500. Wheat closed uc-
ike; red !23UI l3"c; white 1860 li'c. Corn clo-
5o' active; "ellow 5GGu BE; white 16(G soc
PROVISIONS closed quiet; bacon sides I2c.; mess
pork go rrime $3.50; rump &ll.jOM. SID
Whiskey co-ed ,tcaly at %! @2lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

This Institute Is desirable 10 young Ladies,
owing to the size and ventilation Of It's dorm,o
rieS, lis Church advantages. society, healthul
location. and the beauty ut the village and neigh
borhood scenery. 1t is easy of access by the
Alexandria and Winchester Stages. or BY Rail-
road Early application is necessary, there being
only sin vacancies nj this date.
The Principal would take leave 10 submit the
following testimonials, from highly respectable
gentlemen Of Fairfax and Loudouu:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

SHIPMENTS FROM RICHNoNp.-The steamers
running ia and from Richmond, Va, for Northern
ports carried from there, in July last, 33,G23
boxes aud keg. of manufactured tobacco; l3o
ihd> Of leaf tobacco; 23l hhds. tobacco stems ::
and 3,20S bbs. Of flour. of the manufactured
tobacco shipped, 1892 packages were for Balti-
more, 1850 for New York and 1905 for Phila-
lelphia. OF the hour, sos bbls. were for Phils-
asiphiEy ana 100 wrtc tor the city vt Sew York
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FRANCIS L. SMITH,
MATTHEW HARRISON.

L
d cree of Fauquer Circuit Court, the under
signed, will offer for sale, at public auction, on The
premises on Tuesday. the Eth day Of July 1850,
the above we'll known and desirable FARM, stua-
ted Immediately upon the line of the Manassas
Gan Railroad, one mile from Broad Run Station,
and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains $40
ACRES, about 10 Of which are in wood-the rest
in high state of cultivation. The improvements
lr. consist Of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
s:i of seven rooms, and every necessary out build
ing. The fencing is nearly all OF stone, and IN
good repair. The soil of the most fertile descrp-
ton, and admirably adapted to cultivation or
crazing-situatedi in remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in few hours ride of Al
exandria, Richmond, or Washington city. The
attention of gentlemen residing in either OF the
above cities or in the tide water section, Is par
tculary directed to the property, as presenting
unusual attractions for a summer.residence.
The terms of sale as prescribed in the decree
are-two f:hs of the purchase money are to De palo
in cash one-ffth the 18th of October, 1901.
one fifth on the oath Of May, 1855, and one
fifth on the 10th of September, lS1l--inierest
on the deferred payments TO be paid semi annual
". and the purchaser 10 give his bonds, and u
deed of trust upon the land as security. Posses
sion for seeding purposes given immediately, ard
full possession on the frat Of October next. For
further particulars, address Vim. S. Boswell who
resides upon the premises, and will he happy 70
show the land to any one DESTROYS of purchasing.
or JAMES X SKINKER, Commissioners.
Broad Run Station, NJ G.. R. r., my l4-eota
ny The above sale is postponed until ihhrs-
dan, ne I6M day 81 A"gnSt, ut which time II "lii
positively take place.
JAMES $. SKINkER, Commissioner.
Broad Run Station, NJ. q. X. R.. jy Elects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04
Accident from Fire Works.

PHILADELPHIA, August 3.---During an eX-
hibitiun of fire works at Paramount. last even-
ing, Professor jackson, who was superinten,
ding the display, was, As is supposed, fatal.
IL Injured by an explosion of powder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-04

A GENTS WAN Z Z D.-FIrrr DUILAls A
n MoSrn, AID ALL Expenses rAIp.-An &C
tive Agent i. wanted in every county in the Uni
ted States and Canadas, ~ solicit orders and in
trodurc our New National Double Thread $50
SEWING MACHINE. Warranted equal 10 any
high priced machine. Practical for every family.
which makes il the cheapest and most popular
machine in existence. \ limited number ct re-
sponsiblc Agents are wanted. II travel and solicit
orders by sample, al salary Of $50 per month
and eN,euS,.s Business permanent. Address.
with stamp lur conditions and instructions,
j. W. HARRIS i Co,
Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston.
Boston. Mass. jy 2l-wSw
UORSE STOLEN.-Was stolen from the pas
! ture Of the subscriber living near "The
Plains" Fauquicr county, Va. on the night of the
2ath ofJu!y, IL large roam HORSE, young and full
-iA teen hands high Any information that will
lead TO his recovery. will be thankfully received
and literally paid Tor, good reward given for
his delivery nj home.
JACOB HoWDEKSHELL.
Plains Station, Fauquer county, aug 2-eodt
NOR SALE.--A new RUNNING GEAR, for
L a Two horse wagon. made in the best manner
by Atkinson, and which has never been IN USE.
II can be seen by applying 10 Il. K. FON Lt, cor
ner of Prince and Washington streets.
Also, Il ROCkAWAl, which can he seen ut MIR.
K. |. Edelin, Carriage Depot. X. K. +.
jy l7.-eolm
TIME POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
of Alexanlria, will, and after This date.
nav To the Stock holders, or their representatives,,
4 dividend Of profits for Il months past, Of per
cent on Stock paid in.
augl-Iw EDW. B. POWELL. Secy.
TOBACCO
L 100 boxes Harris Tobacco. light pressed
ION Bakers
% - Joy to the World" or"EX-
quiSitc Tobacco. we eau recommend the latter u
superior CHEWING TOBACCO, for sale by
IL 17-tm KNOX Il Bro.
DELLONA POWDER.-lOU kegs Blasting
- Powder. from the Beona Powder Mills, Tor
sale by WM. IL. Fon In d eoN,
jy IS No. !. South "harveS.
IN DOZEN Best Sparkling ALE
4U 10 basket, Heidsick CHAMPAGNE
) do Anchor do for sale by
uue3 HUMPHREYS TALIAFERRn.
rLARET WINE--A fresh supply, just reccv-
" ed, and for sale By
aug HUNTON j RIDGELY,