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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-26

,A1:S ~ This MOCNfAIN n1TkEAf vim b
ss:scs: ssss . Ri: ssss g: 10, e: =:
ssIHs laeee ia iAs li!sis,s sssinc. xsye +" n
.sss =: s.sn ss:sss:s = g
ST. Ss.ss cyss VIM iss sal Z e ss:s 81;
f::css II Scsss Of Scro1ala,. Chronic isis,sH@a,
:.::s e sSs: ~ ::s9. :s9.
vasers cf scod snsiisy, and What /"
ss Sc ssnS ess sns s,h'a cs % = =, ;., NM
q ssca ctasf. There b elso fins Frsestons water
srsa s ~ ,asc re sEcsnds Aaayss Of these waters
They. viil So kns n UsIc for the BALL ROOM.
PSa :" sns smussments found q sych places The
lids aad pesssse sseksrs, and aotlins sSsii b is
:ss ls
T,sa.s:-S3 Per asy; 9lo pr week. frivstc
81 sPa.ss' az .ss:'Gs :: u. sr,.
s.sss reached by Il: line ot ;he csasssf Rc:isc"a;
Visitors rs.SS Hi. Sisss !, sSS
~ S sane day by four horse STAGES, from staun.
snd ths ms5. cns, Tne II so:d he: hsen mach
H. q Il: sss% sas 4:
cns hs Es.s daily asr the arrival Of
;.,,.~,-i cHEsLEY KINNEY.
1ssh16RRsKspe4Rs 49, s.;I5!: x:s 81 z
Hd v:tss: e e @
and nes' sn ossss b:no o,,: cn s.
VIRGINIA and Tennsssse Railroad at wksch Ossos
crs 70 and from the Sorinss PerSons from .st.rn
aks The South sds sfs aap.,s ss
I; f::::.: e: e:
>kAt wHdHH aREEsssIhkssH sEhsHgn SH',sTEE ssTTEiSes, iSss,
PL4cE yin % oDsnsa Tor the reception of 1isiscfs
Many new. and important arrangements have
been made since the last season in this large
% t%sOnsnMent. s9a no enorts will b spared to make
inc guests '03TGIsaSif 3EsssiiAH MORTON, pr.nd.u..
Gsns,nl
PHKEfS. .saperinte ndont White Sulphur SprinSs,
aveenhr,er coantv. Va. ap ls-sodtijnIv
49, mo- MHN 1Ss,N 1TSSsT,NMERX Wa!TE SUI
96ab: II aokAfNgRoaTEEahYS kAfNgR doHNHEH hSsHH RAL
y hf q e oo s
and sss' ss . ssH
Is s.:sE n: sss.
}>S.S i;|!i 81 aAtH
kSkf kksSs fS5 aSRsE c6S3SGs 663!fG SIS E .Ij srESiSs
g @iles' g tss. and tho Gissnb,lsr Whit. s"f
Sshoat tfaSe Laws Y vrEinia % q and d1s Ts,
n'''se Railroad At s6M 5is Trrss M1Sa% S,Tt'G:
my s-3awtJyN
fs,aaass. Il t. sdssy d %s::s 4rs::
.a esH!' St a..
SssssssfvES I yEssG5 1 !, e xo. TSE next
fSn: w families desiring to attend The sPIna
q .ss1. s.ad Sscoe e
brated for their medicinal virtues in q VARIETY Of
%y ne sGRsts 4 Ges S. S'
CARRIAGES, &c. FOR SALE.
s,s f.. n:d. sHrE F9F 9sFHbsSSAEF.xA bSaaY .ss Az n
= - MSS. IN excellent order, baIxain
ca. sss ss asd by applying to A. c. LAME; AISa;;v
.0fl&1> CABBAGE FOR SALE The
e. nd ffs hsS one sS'is s
the city OF the best matarlal and hne workman
sss r. Be :G's ss G ~. i9RS2s:s. !:
AAA"As'' 20 % 'o'G JOHN JAN P. HAYWOOD.
At0. A: francis' Coach Shop.
On Franklin street, near Old Market.
o@6-C ARRiA0ES. CARRIAGES.
~ Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
s @ 1a G.5y6 ssd M
TEES, BAROUCHES, BGGGIES, With and With
out tops. and SULKi ES-a!l of his Own. make, Of
will be sold as low good work Of the kind can be
IN the city Of Rich.nOnd. and respectfully ask q
call from those in want ef any article In the Car
mage line, a. am deeermlned to make TO order and
TO sell at the lowest Dr1cos possible and ou WoFh
sold that n new, warranted.
fe 1l-dom MICAJAH MANGUM.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH. e.The CIAQ.
M07 plastic and vuloanite Process;-e ~
above mode Of making Teeth, and being satisfied
Of its abeolute superiority over all otaer methods
oan with confidence commend it to those 6oslnnt
Inn or partial sets of teeth, and especially suck
q msy bs dissatisfied with those they are nov
nsing. The perfect adaptation of tho plate 70 the
him to insert one or moro teeth ritAowt clasps.-
This method having bsen adopted bI those staa4
testmonials viii be given and speelmens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. oets Of Teeth. on
gold or any Other plate wnl 9f ooarss p made ioi
tractinE, and all other operations gently aea eho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRlCfTY foitkoMt pasA =
Ia once on Maintstrsst. opposite Coli9thian
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OBNTI6TRY.

~ DR. ID. COULLlN0, DENTtgT,
A@ may hereafter be found at his once, No.
1Hx Main street, between 9TH and 10th,
mants. -+ NH ~ am
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kARED .ULPHUR xYkiNGs,
WlYM0NR0E CQI-NTY XIRGINIA- The

NyMoNROE COUNTY. yIRGINIA.-The
eAproprietors CT this old and celebrates
-sls Place respectfully INFORM the pu blie thai
= lsce viii be open for the reception Of visi
"a "a . the lst Of May We must cOnfine ourselves
tsefe enumeration Of the disc ases for the cure
aeh this water - celebrated. gefefElns The
-. "a paInDhiet just published by William
~, :, NJ D.. which Will be scat Tree o. charge h1
i hspf,etors on applicaaion. Tho diseases Tor
A. slei Of which this Water 10 most Temark-
is... chronic phthisis. iarynsitls. bronchitis,
: ,asa s.aa. u.sc-se Of The heart. hyRe.tro1hy OF
AN sara, mucOLc disFrhGa. iFgitsbilty Of tie
Ga. tfodu eine sacepleesDss!. iETitatacD Of 1he
E~s,al Aad bladder. 'ithic acid grsvel. obroUle
81 ss,'a, s oi the liver, s0enQsrhea, dys9epOe
a. nthoiThagia. ehg0l. iN sploaitis. ohfoolc GoD.
ss.,s sssherrhQids, sosQfpk chYouic eruDtl0n6 Oe
v II. II. Inc Depot 81 this p3aso - % the ys;
,s,.. ssas. =, ksilrOeA, Newesrn. tnew pub!i4
Islofe the 6Fst Of ie9y Will
u. ,so tri weekly, b. deyGxht. . distance Of 3
~. ese, 6ne road end thr0nSh mess pic&u
1Sis I'D 70 eesutiisl sceassy. Fron - krst o
- sss sSs hrst Of OctoteS there ytll - DAILY
va, Hsa va alter the 6rst Of 0ee0bef aGais ~
a. ahe any visitors reUasu.
- W. .ne shortest, most direct. So oooe Pouse
~r,s siln. sin Sulphur. whittier the 0togee VIII pro.
" H. fat 81 shuF. making their nie - eeono ~.
ssmsauf There viii h eo4etanf - !4eY-
saura ~ ssI ~ cation By 6taSee 4lth WNte - 81
As,I,.., '' ..','f '''f ~ Z iS1iHiSsRfs 81 sek %;
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;.r-..-,,i cHEsLEY KINNEY.
- q. IEDFOeD AI0M 1ND IODIii

~ 4sPRHesETRs... s sssI... A:4 2,II lIGp5rs /. ~.
Of Ja0s Thev are situated directly on the Ly nch
olrs and Sslem Turnpike. ten miles from LynoS-
virginia and Tennessse Railroad. ct which Oepoe
vehicle x.ll run during the 70 convey visit
Virginia and North CaSoina, coming here w public
GS"nveyance' vi! take the South Side silIoaa at
virg,nis and Tennesses Railrosd 70 Forest De.ct.
ye7-3m P. ECHOLS a SONS Prosrintrrs
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III VARIETY sP Z j \ g S .-The.,

A.A VARIETY SPR \ G S These
vEM YSpnngs, situated in the county Of Angus
A&:& "a. on the Virginia Central Raliroad. &c
teen miles west of Staunfon. will be open for the
reception Of visitors on the lst of JUNE next.
kOarC-sEVEN DOLLARS per week.
We have also several CABINS for rent to per
eons with families desiring to attend tho Sprinas
Persons deeir{nk information in relation TO the
brated for their medicinal virtues in q variety Of
diseases. will address the subscrlbers at fond Gap
r. y. tmy 26-law1m) Z. w. BURRUS & co.
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,~ s "' BOOTH. cuLHouN + co.
!. "A AMELIA " H IT 4 SULPHU
lAySRRIN6S This beautiful ard h9altI
s&IwATkRiNi PLACE Animated NJ nil

AYers,ed Watering Place. located u mile
eAves, Of Harrisonburg. will be open fo1
srcessi OF cempony on the lst Of July next
'iihe best sad puress Chaiy beate in the State =
aarg 10 these Springs.
sa further particulars see handbills
sl3-law6w John RTTEN 4 QfN
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..LLE HANY SrktN04.
il} THkEI AND aAIr NtIKs fRoN
Ai SHkWSvlLi.E DEPOT,

,.,,r'.tors sa having purchased this wAfHR.
FACE in october last. have theroQAhly re-
ts ~ iprnishs Il with entirely new f1s 1stuse
,i. . ss fH II pGs rssS 81 : sGSs Il; n: r'o''s"a
ss.s,.t Increased recommendations. and made
sss's. s'ss.,-srsemen,s for the comfort 0f theiy
=. tse, hs,ser themselves that but few. il aay,
sss - PAGES will afford the same attraciions =
fr"rs sHAwSvL!.E DEPOT. fVirfinis
...ss. rver. and is surrounded BY some Of the
sssxetifai and sti tiract,ve scenerv To be f,nnd
- tse mountains Of virginia. The water ma
- sacA reputation in &he last few ysars,
- q q # now considered . spEcIViC for
s,,rss forms of D,spsps,s. and q remedy fnr ali
ssf.sas Diseases. d,sofdered condition Of the
ssssl, sowe.s and l.,S:r: W a and for pse:tration
xFoer;Tscates from pAs sicians and otheys -
ATS With rs meuts. and 10 these might Be
ss sssSters viii he met at shsvsvil,e bv fon,-
- Csar, busses. 10 convey them over new road
"a. strnSs. Persons leaving Baltimore, Wash
-rss Richmond and fctersbur9, in the morning,
r-rs s;the Springs the same day: those from the
sssi- vi and me same conveyance on the arri.
D. BOOTH. cuLHoUN L co.
\ "A AMELIA w hit 4 SULPHU0
PLACE. situated AZ miles
: ,asd s. miles from RichmnnS, viii b man
s,sy. when there will always he con nyevance
rage the VISITOR To and from the Spungs.
,skxs.-s1 per month, $40 per week, and q
y !st.
: the 4ih Of lnly there will be grand military
rs, 0f SIX vo'unteer ccmpAnles. An Grafton
/. H-rd BY the Rev, r. McfLwAISK, and reading
s,aelock IN the afterno r. there viii he a grand
t-s Nstch. hetween the Cumberland and Anne
lIeops; and s. clock in the evening, there
= = rrand military party, when the Queen of
:. gIs1sements TO accommodate on that COCA
.s,vseFs Thousand perxone.
s-tm' TH0S. C.. WILSON & SONS
Ia RAWLEY SPRIN0S.-This cele.
eAYers'ed W Altering Place. located u miles
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ihA 4 SEA BATHING.
NMY CHESAPEAKE HALL,

Ia, 4 SEA BATHING
NMY CHESAPEAKE HALL,
Slk HAMPTON, Va.
ais ) SUMNER RESORT, so we'll and favOra-
Known. Will he re opened on the 18th Of June,
,lrends who may wish to enjoy SALT WATER
18th VI and the Injuries Of the seab0ard
slats. Fishing Tackle, Pleasure Carriages, &c:,
sass,s lie eS-lm.] r. g. BANKS. PFop'r.
tL 4 HEWITT HOCSE-LTRERTY,V VA.
nAYFamilies wishing TO spend their summers
&An IL the mountains OF Virginia, y.ll 6nd
tio. accommodations at the + WITT
.ss- q mllex west Of Lynchburg. on the Viz
s.asrd Tennessee Railroad.
.sviiiage contains about ,201 inhabitants, four
%rhes, good society, and is pleasantly situated
ss ulidAt o! health., beautiful and picturesque
t.a Peaks Of Otter and the Natural Bridge.
,sIai Waters can be bad daily. q . very tn
y sxpense, from the Alleshany. White Saiphar
&8-lm' WILSON C.. HEWITT. pyop'v
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Me- gsss6is>f--JoAn 0rl1n, "a s1paoyss
at The T.edeoar WoEka xaAD eanpaAist h.
saultsd apd beaten by fetse DeY6yshjrA -
AsstrSA ~ hav6 him hodnd over. Other Wit
eeeeoa however, prOve4 nat ~ npsalnunt
ves et fAult-lhAt Mrs p. Was tAe DaanGDeU q
ths sitablishment and bad ordersa 0Hiaa r
leave; and ths warrant was theroapcn az.
missed.
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; OUDolD0y-1aesoo Hope, sWAe Wae % have
ben Anag In New Orlanns - Friday Tor aanS.
der, committed anicids In prison, ThpxsdAv
nighs, and died II great agony from the effects
Of stryehnine. .ttS7ss f'st"s
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CARRIAGES, &c. FOR SALE.

E The !0tIcf6eT has on hand, ct big C9ecI
10y, between Main ADD Cary, tlsth and 18th sts.,
4SeE S the ColS%hls4 nql% Hsts, c3ACHEs, cHARI0
ana s.: Un :ns nth
the best material and workmanshlp-all Of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be
call from those in want If any article In the Car
mage line, a. am desernlned to make TO order Ani
to sell at the lowest pr1cos possible and ell WOri
fe sVdsm MiCAJAH MANGUM.
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DAAb wHdnH ~ 81 Is sghsHgn 3 gn,,srE ssrPEKiNes,

This ioag- established WArERlN0
ON the 18th May. - - -
Many new. and important ARRANGEMENTS have
Deen made since the last season in this lafEe e.
tablishMent. and NO efforts will b spared to make
the guests cOpfortahe. : -, - -
JEREMIAH MORTON, Prendeut.
J. HuMPHRHys. General SUPERINTENDENT. D.
CoIreepondents will please address ]. HUM
fhkEf B, ,Superintendeu White Sulphur Springs,
Gveenhriar cOuntv. Va. an le-oodti jnIv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31
FIRST Ward Union Club.

Pursuant to Il call III the daily papers
g laeeting OF the friends OF the Constitutional
;pior. party of the First Ward was held y,
The hal! # the Relief Fire Company. for the
purpose OF forming a Union Club.
1n motion o., Mr. ). Shinn. Lewis Me
Ecnzie, esq. MAS called to the Char, ana
:. K. Shinn appointed Secretary.
On motiui'. 4 Committee OF three WAS APP
o1iuted 10 draft ii Constitution, and t" report
,,ermrnrnt officers ior til" Club.
Duriny th;.abSence Of the Committee, spirit
cd speeches were made by +. ". Ashhy, \.
j. Arnold, AMI II. Brewer, OF the Fairfax
News.
The Com,.ittcc having returned, reported
the following Constitution:
Whereas. being Impressed with the Importance
OF contributing our best efforts towards the pros
p,rIty and prrpctuty OF our glorious mon, the
members At this Association do hereby adopt iUr
their government the following Constitution:
Article l. This Association shall be styled the
"FlR>r WlRa Union ClrH, and bc composed %!
such voters o. the Ward a. shall desire TO become
mcAher> thereof. fifteen 81 whom shall form quo
ram Tor the transaction ~ business.
article II rh" officers "f this tlub shall nc
Prcslleut. Wee President. Secretary, ana Urea
>uTcr.
Article IIl-Thvrc shall be III Executive Com
mi,tvr OF >ryri. members Of the Club.
Article ". The Club shall meet on Friday
evening Of ea,a week, until di>bandei. tor the
Transaction uf such business a. may he brought
before them.
Article E.->rhc rules ordinarily governing such
.,ssurNtona, are hereby adopted Tor the govern
urut Of this Club.
Article Wilt shah he the duty of the Score.
tary 10 keep It fair record of the proceedings OF
the Club with Il correct list OF lis members
And for permanent officers, tte following
gentlemen.
Fresidert tt >>. \. ENGLISH.
Vice presdcnt-S. K. Shlnn.
Secretary George L. Narileld.
Treasurer -john i. Field.
The report YVES unanimously adopted:
The President, upon taking the Char
Mate Il few happy and spirited remarks
which We're frequently greeted with rounds
{" applause
On motion. Il Committee Of seven WAS APP
poIn,rd to constitute an Executive Commit
tee Tor the campaign, III e. l.. Neaie, i.
u. Warde!. ) ii. Dryaughn, T.. IL. Delahay
). Coleman, Geo. Il. Shiuu, and Thomas
Hhaunccv.
On motion. a committee WAS appointed It
procure permanent place Tor the meeting
OF the Club.
! list ior those who wished 10 become
members Of the Club, was opened, ana wa:
numeronSly signed, with the assurance "
large ucce~>iouS At the next regular meeuht :,
On motion, the meeting adjourned, VIII
hearty cheers for Bell and Everett, to NEE
on Friday evening next.
J. 4. ENGLISH. President.
u. I. WAKEFIELD Secretary.
LNUR HlkE--A SERVANT GIRL for the re
malnder Of the year. accustomed to houS
work. Iy 2G--eotfI CllAS. ). TAYLOR.
~ BBLS. NEW SHAD, III store, and tor sal
so very low 10 close by
y ~ blackjack, DENT q co.
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1RIPT.
BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUNGARIAN.

QUEBEC, July 30.-The steamship Hunga-
rian. from Liverpool on the 18th, but bring
ing Queenstown kilograms of the 18th, ar
rived here at II u. M. to-day.
The steamship Asia had arrived at Liver
pool from New York.
The Hungarian passed Farther Point yes
terday. The St. Lawrence telegraph line
was imperative.
In the House of Lords on the 10th, Earl
Greenville expressed the belief that the trou-
bles in New Zealand had been exaggerated.
La the debate upon the Savoy question and
the policy of England, IL participation in
the proposed conference and the annexation
of Savoy to France were denounced.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Roebuck
attacked the Government for prosecuting an
unjust war with China, and encouraging the
opium trade. Mr. Gladstone denied that
the war was un ust, asserting that the treaty
of Ten-sin was binding, and that its ratltca-
ton was most important. He also stated
that the financial position ofthe country re-
quircd attention, and proposed a dutyol Is
Id. per gallon on ardent spirits. The pro-
posal was agreed To.
Sanguinary conflicts are reported to have
taken place near Messna, between tlie Nea-
politans and the advance guard OF the Slcll-
ians. The British Admiral had quilted Pal
ermo Cor Naples. There were scarcely any
but Sandman vessels in the roads.
Garabaldi had expelled Far'nl and two
others from Sicily for Il conspiracy. FARM
is said to have full power from Sardinia TO
assume the title of Royal Commissioner, as
soon as the annexation was declared.
The massacres of the Christians in Syria
had reached 800 to 5000. The villages
destroyed are 81. The details OF the bar
barities inflicted on all ages and sexes are
sickcning.
The ship Sqantum, of Boston, had been
wrecked near Bombay.
CoMuERcIAL.-Cottonr ruled steady, with sales
Of five days reaching $4,000 bales.
Breadstuls firm. Provisions quiet. Produce
generally unchanged. The weather had been favor
able Tor the crops.
Cunsols closed ut 93l(l933.
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Alexandria Market, July 80.

The market for Flour is still very quiet and
prices are unchanged. Super S5@Sj-123; Extra
$500 $5.624. The receipts Of wheat are IN
creasing, and the quality Of some is very good.
There were several thousand bushels offered yes
terday, and sold at Ia l35c. for inferior to lar
aud l4oC1 soc. for good to prime whitc,-red -"
Ml25c. Tor fair to good Corn is in light receipt
and limited demand--small sales OF white at 6sC9'
zoe. RYE dull at t6m 67c-receipts small. Oats
quiet at 35e. The market for other articles Is
unchanged. In Wheat, there was much more ac-
tyity than has yet been noticeable since tns re-
are bv River, but the receipts per Railroad are
increasing.
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RuBBISG THE l.. ). MAIL.-On the - til
inst, Col Snyder, special agent of the Post
Office Department, arrested VIM. A. North
ern. deputy postmaster at Warsaw. Rich
mond CO., on charge Of robhing the u. >.
mail. The accused will he brought to this
city and examined before |. 5. Commission
er VIM. +. Watson, and if the facts then
Justify, will be seut on for trial at the next
term of the L. ). Circuit Court for the East
ern District Of ginla.--Rirh. Di%P"tc".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31
AUCTION SALES.

A SNUG LITTLE FARM FOR SALE.-In
n execution of decree of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax County, rendered ut the June term, 1860,
in the sui, of John r. Collard 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, o"
SATURDAl, the LIST day Of September merit, at
IL. o'clock, 4. w., that beautiful I Ar NJ, 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 Rum" about six
miles from Alexandria, and adjoins the lands Of
Maynadier Mason, Dennis Johnston, and DIR. Chase
e.Es II contains 1870 ACRES, and has upon it "a
HILL comfortable DWELLING, u Barn, Stable,
aud other Farm Buildings.
Also A TRACT OF LAND, containing 30
ACRES, about one mile from the tract above des-
cribed. all in young and thrifty Wood.
TERMS OF SALE :--Onc-tcnth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand the balance in i, IL,
and Is months the deferred payments to bear
interest, TO he secured by the 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 rosold
upon the failure Of the purchaser to comply with
the terms of sale.
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New YORK. July 3o.-Four is quiet: State 50
M$5.l0; Ohio $j.2j @ S5.45; Southern 81 ?O0S'.
80. Wheat is firm; Western red l25c. Corn is
frm; mixed 6lW624c.: Southern yellow 644c-
Pork is heavy; mess SlS.l2M Sl9.l2. Lard Is firm.
WhiSkey is steady at 2N!c. Stocks are active and
rather better: Va. Is g0i; Mo. G'S SIS.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 3o.-Flour closed quiet and
steady: Howard street 1915. Wheat closed active
and buoyant; red l2oWl27c; white 1850 lGoc.
Corn closed firm: mixed 81: yellow Il q b6c.; white
72M75c. Provisions closed active but unchanged.
WhIskey closed dull at 20! q 20Ic.
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BENZ r. TAfLOR,
WILLIAM TACENNER,
Loudoun county, iy l7-eo4w

nUBLIC SALE OF A LOUDOUN FARM.-By
authority of last will and testament Of RAN
dolph Rhodes, decd, the undersigned will pro-
coed OF MONDAY, the sixth day of AUGUST.
1862 in the afternoon about 3 o'clock, upon the
premises. to sell at public auction, to the highest
TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO ACRES,
situated partly in the county of Fauquier, and
partly in the county of Loud0un about one mile
from Paris, on the turnpike road leading :rom
Paris to Gpperville, adjoining the land OF X. u:
Hicks and others, being the same tract OF land OK
which the said Randolph Rhodes was the owner
ut the time of his DEATH and which he then re-
sided.
mrs The improvements upon said FARM con-
ima4 sist in part of TWO-STORi FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, Stone Kitchen, Meat
houses, Corn house, Barn and Stables, and other
out buildings The fencing is in good condition.
mostly of stone. The land is naturally OF good
quality. and susceptible Of high improvement, and
the most of it is now in good state OF cultivation.
Persons wishing to purchase said land are lnyi-
ted to view the same before the day OF saie The
premises will be shown To them by the tenant or
by the undersigned
Terms or SALE.-One third of the purchase
money to be paid ut the time Of sale, and the bal
ance in two equal payments, payable ID one ana
two wears from the day Of sale, with interest from
that day, the purchaser to give his bonds tor ths
deferred payments, and approved personal secnri-
IT, the title TO be retained till the last payment is
made.
Possession for blowing one field given on the
day of sale Possession for seeding of the field IN
corn to be given on the first of October next and
full possession on the first Of January, 1851, after
which time all State taxes and County levles upon
the land are to be paid by the purchaser, the ten
ant 10 be allowed feed his prorende on the farm.
WILLIAM G. LEITH, Executor OF
Randolph Rhodes, deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

Richard Bayendam. the keeper of vile
den in Baxter street, New York, was on Sat
ur,lay arrested and committed to prison,
charred with the murder OF Il Spanlard 1T
his house about year ago. The principal
witness against him is Il girl who enticed
the man into the house, and afterwards
assisted the accused in robbing and beating
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-31

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The un-
' dcrsignrd, rs Attorney Tor The heirs OF Ma
zah Thomas, and agent Tor Mary ". Thomas
offers ut private sale. the valuable FARM. belong
ing to the said parties, situate about two al"
half miles west of Fairfax c. H., aud binding upon
the Little River Turnpike, containing $50 a IL S'
This property. formerly belonging to John w.
shton has mon it excellent improvements, and
is in IA high state of cultivation From its sira-
lion and condition il ia very desirable property.
Fer further information, address ". W. TH0M-
AS, Fairfax c. H.. or NATHANIEL THOMAS,
lIuperyille Va. Fairfax Co. lie l2-2awtJyl6
VIRGINIA COAL OIL, from the works of the
Y great Kunawha Coal and Oil Company, for
sale by Lily 23l D. Z. Smith, Union st.