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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-07
Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE MORT II.

kAvELERs and Merchants from Virginia. Tennessee, the
Western part Of Georgia and the Northern part Of Alnba
ma and Mississippi informed that through
Pa aud Freight line has been arranged aud
ming three times per week between Lynchburg and New
York; by the South Side Railroad City Point and thence to
New York by the New York and Virginia Steamship Coupa
hys splendid line Of first class sidcwhecl
town. jamestown aud Roanoke.
This line affords advantages above ai others II Is cheap
csi aud most agreeable route route
those coming long line Of railroads. they 90 board
the steamships the evening OF the day they reach nchburg
and Ind large state aud all the handsome nccommoda.
lions 10 be found IN The best steamships and AFTER
voyage, they hrc In New York perfectly rested
business Passage from l,nciburg New York, Fare and
state Room steamers Included, az
As Freight route this line IA the shortest aud
New York aud the south West The seamships run along
side the wharNcs Of the South Side Earond Company CITY
POINT aud there Is raynge o Goods everything being
Transferred immediately from the Steamships Cars
with the greatest dispatch The following Tariff Of through
Rates has been agreed upon by the Railroad Steamship
Company, ahl all goods orwAre charge shippers
wishing avail themselves through rates must hnve
their goods marked care Of Ralroad Agent, City Point
RATES FROM NEW YORK TO LYNGHBugG.
LIST Glass; 2nd Glass, 8rd Class 4tb Glass.
30 cts a. cts
LEE. ROOKIE ~ ia YLOR, Agents. Lynchburg, Va
SAMI q. BAPTIST 4 co, Agents. Petersburg, Va.
LUDLAM lilENEKIN, Ag'ts, ll5 Broadway, N. Y
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sB Merchants mud others Interested informed that III
SoulSde Railroad Company have made 10 have
The drayage done between their Depot and n points OF The city
the charged and from the Canal Basi
Give orders to Mr.. H. f. SINS them Ia the
Railroad Depot W. b. GRIGG, Agent
LYsonBuRG, Feb II, 1850. :. ). K. r. Co.
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Ax1z1 H1DICEHEs
MAYORS OF TIE GREATCITIES

~ - s.AmAgnsA Assas, hsssy esyi that ths Drug.
- Apskes.ss ~ rzssssss AZ ~ several esA Asss
aS.ss asess.a q fst As fsnsdsss q d.
z. O Ara o., u Lsvesl tAsszas sAsAsAsfttA fnas
Asss csmanf 0E.ss FsesssAI) have eesa feaaz % b
nsns e gsss sxeszssss, ssd wosAy The confidence Of
o ssnnnniH.
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LYNCuRURG FEMALE COLLEGE.

LANCAAhuKG FEMALE COLLEGE.
second Term of the present annual session OF this In
auoh VIII commence on Wednesday, LIST OF Februa-
AS early IN the term possible,
EHPENSES-Board including fuel and ,Ishta for term Of
i've Vons sI5 Tuition n Engish syO in Latin or French
40: IN Music, $2a W "
FOR Catalogues containing further particulars apply to
SAM'I n COX, President.
i-lIaring determined myself hereafter purely
10 the literary management Of the institution authorized
- mokpoN ESD 10 ACT as Treasurer whom al payments
'o' 'ul.oh mus. be made fan Sl-ts.
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RICHlI0uD ADVKRTTssEEnTs.
ISse. srRIsG IMF0RTATIoEs. lsse'
| dINTER. ALVEY z ARENIs,
Importers a aEa 'oooers'
VxJE wsss can special aissssen Of she ssseas:s: q
y. .. :.s s ... e-s s :: ass
ras.ss - vS We M esss al 8 pcs house
I" NE '''s WI. Ss:s., PSs s:: Ia~~'as.
I ns.,sfy' s%ss s. sss Goods.
! RlbLous, u ell kinds,
w.h.y. also s...b,,.l. msnsfse.osy for M.u,.s clo..'
nd Lsa wHPsF Gcs :ss q r Il. s. and
.s.,srn. .s made sssaas,seiy q, home. -,
We sosi. examination Of our STOCK eeaag % @
ever isducemen Southern buyers TO make 'eeh paf
n March i "a "-'- orsrER ALVEY AKEsTs.
treat southern Hat and Cap Mandatory.
:. JUHN p0op Lea
Manufacturer and Deater in Fur, Sfra~ LegAo'n'
fanama. Spj,. and Meleskin Dress Hats.
a .aa s,. .ss sss, ny se s Il %
h'ag they may wan, in n, Line On :. good terms 'e' can
.,oss y isp constantly @ y the addition of any
a that ! II ds 1,as sss n be- % my
own Ny Black Moe.kn Hat .,il In the ftoni
rauk and equal mol superior to anything pr'dueed J" 'a
Ny assortment Of Boys Misses nni ohiereu'. Richly Trmm-
ed Hats aud Flais styles Of Brud and Leg
horn, cannot he exeelied -
Ia Military Good. furnish ANYTHING rcqu,ea Ny
. Of the yafous qualities Of Army "Reguiation" Hais Is
very onp.e aud Tie different styles Of Hats or Caps
made q order q short notice. -.--
NH s.s JOHN DOoLEY.
1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
Elicit DC WEIS1GER.
!. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw q GODS,
No 1871 Min Street. opposne Erchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
UVAyISG made extensive preparations now offering 10
the nercis nts u Virginia. North Carolina and Tonnes
prices which cannot ba, insure SALE ne trgesf and
most stock u spring dnd Summer Goods ever got
ten up Market which for quality variety and elegance.
cannot execed All they ask look before purchasing
aisew here. OrpEns strictly and promptly attended To.
Mr. J. L. IIuronissos, formerly Of Unon Monroe county,
Va business and will devote TO his yalua
Il. ..ryices. ELLErT d WElsIGER
feb / Idimar 1915
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M1Ie or EelmWIe,
From whatever oslgnHing and matter Of
How long standing.
Diseases Of these OsgAns require The aid Of DiURETC
HELABOLD's EXTRACT AUCnU
as THE GREAT DIURETIC
And certain have desired all Dtseases
FOR WHICH IT IL RECOMMENDED.
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Sid ~ JOHN u. sEAY LsxonspRs, Va,
@ ~ sAAQ ALk DkUGcASzy EVERYRH6RE
~ ASK 40k HELMB0IsUA. TAKE NO OTHER
Gaknut - a1ym1isemens and send for ii,
49, AID AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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Fire, Lits ana Marine nsuraAee.

FUos Ing ana 1!Al!n0 An3uraAACl
fl1 oppsay makse observance against loss damage By
IRA - 0wsing xsussA SsorsA Tobacco Facorics and
oshsr DubdngA q HSnue 0eoA Wares and Merchandise
eoaseazy, oen - esnnHy the mos favorable terms
Aso aksa HnGnnos ne lives Of all persons cajoyng
81 III, o. ~ limited peRiod.
Slaves syaoys1 N ss6nny occupations will be insured
reasonable tesmA
The Conpany yin sssaske risk. from and to any Of
The Ncgshefa eeuihnn fABssA d favorable rates
noAnp
JOHN nCDlN MrDANIEI, President
JAMES ~ CoBBs, vios PFesideni,
JAMES ~ LAN0H0RNE, Chief Engineer.
Jonx OrsS TAnea, DAVID 4. SPENCE,
JANE \. PArrx ions 7. DAyn,
NV n ernAxzus. MAusscs 8. LAsaHonsE,
.sMaa u MCKINNEY, Gas X sLAuaurEs-
JAS O. wII.LlAMs Treasurer
CREED +. Wills, Secretary.
DIR WM OTwAr OWEN, Medic Examiner.
The Asdea Exsnation Of rubrcts for insurance viii be
sAe 4 the once Of the Company each day tho
hours Il and O'Clock. r n feb ss-,iis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

LOUISVILLE KY, Feb GA man calling
himself John Haskell, and hailing from
Massachusetts, but who is said 70 be al Eng
lishman and 4 sailor recently from New
Orleans, was arrested in this city On Satur-
day, for practising 5odomy on three boys.
His examination to-day was postponed,
on account Of the illness Of one Of the Wit
nesses
This forenoon 4 crowd gathered about the
Court House, increasing il number till two
o'clock, when the Mayor ordered a steam
fire engine to the spot to drive away the
crowd. This was temporarily successful,
but towards dark the crowd swelled till it
numbered several thousand, and an attack
"a the jail and application Of lynch law -
the prisoner was apprehended
The military were ordered 70 hold them
selves in readiness. Two pieces Of cannon
we're placed inside the jail, and the police
marshaled The latter kept the square in
front Of the jail clear, and arrested several
intoxicated and turbulent persons
This evening Judge Bullock addressed the
crowd, saying that the parents Of the vic
tins desired no riotous proceedings, but
we're willing that the prisoner should De
dealt with by the law, and counselling mo-
deration
At this time ten o'clock T. ~, the crowd
i gradually dispensing, although spirit Of
great indignation still exists against the
prisoner. The fears Of an attack On the jail
tonight are subsiding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Letter from Richmond.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RIeHxoND, Feb. 2I.--The House of Dele
gates passed to-day the Senate bill amend
ing the act authorizing the building of q
new Court House in Alexandria and the
Senate ordered to its engrossment the bill
amending the Charter of the City of Alex
andria, and authorizing the voters to de-
eide at the next election, whether the
choice of the officers heretofore elected by
the people. shall be given back to the
CITY Council, and thus avoid many evils
under the present plan. If adopted by
the voters, the law will take effect in 1861.
The selection Of Corporation officers will
probably be much better made by the City
Council, than as at present will send the
bill up soon as it passes, so that the Coun-
ell can direct the Commissioners to take the
sense of the voters on the subject.
One or two Bank bills passed, and the bill
amending the Military Law was under con-
sideration up to 3 O'Clock, the hour of recess.
That provision of the bill giving the APP
pointment to the Governor, OF Majors and
Brigadier Generals, was struck out, by a
large majority The elections will be made,
rs usual, BY the General Assembly. Look
out shortly for batch of Military appoint
ments.
The James River and Kanawha bill, after
dragging itself along so long, was finally
defeated on Saturday. reconsdered, and is
now before Select Committee OF both
Houses.
A resolution to extend the session until the
10Th of March, was offered in the Senate to-
day, and will probably pass, as well as an
extra session next winter.
Another call has been made to-day for an
appropriation for the Harper's Ferry bust
ness. 1t will cost, in all, from $500 900 to
$500 900. "A LOCKER ON"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
MARINE LIST.

PORT or GRANDDAUGHTER Is.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Henry Finch, Davey, New York, 70 Amer
lean Coal Co.
schr. L. ". Farrngton Robinson, New York,
to master.
Schr. Caroline Anderson, Booker. New ok, Y
T. J. Mehafey.
Schr. Allen II. Brown, Edwards, Providence 70
T. j. Mehafey
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Francis A. Hawkes., Mayo, from BOSTON,
for this port, arrived al Holmes Hole 22d INST.
Schr. L. 2. Chase, Cunningham, T. load iot
Bath, sailed from Providence 10th instant.
Sehrs Minnesota, Baker and james II. Depu-
ty. Waithmar, hence at Providence 10Th instant.
Schr Bueua VISTA Robey, sailed from do To- this
port, 25th instant.
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40 massanhusatts Strika

Lynn Mass, Feb 27.-Siz hundred shoe.
makers about two-thirds Of the number
employed at Hayerhill, organized to-day
for strike They are proceeding il an Or
derby manner The strikers At other places
are quiet in their department., but continue
firm in their demand for increased wages
The employers manifest no disposition to
make the required concession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Wing Nominating Convention.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Wing party, was held at Liberty Hall, on
Monday night On motion of Stephen Shinn,
". d. MASSEY was called to the Chair, and
R.A. SINCLAIR and GEo. 7. WHIrrINcToN,
appointed Secretaries
Upon taking the Chair, the Chairman ex-
planned the object for which the Convention
had assembled.
On motion Of Samuel Beach, it was
Resolved, That all participating in the
proceedings of this Convention. bind them
selves to support the nominees.
On motion of Stephen Shinn, it was
Resolved, That six tellers be appointed
Stephen Shinn, Abel d. Warfeld. Joseph
Grimes, Edward Burchell, VIM. B. Rich
ards, Jr., and S. Sanderson were appointed
said tellers.
Nominations then being in order, the fol-
and balioted for with the following result:
For Mayor-W. B. Price, l76; George p
Wise l04; whole number of votes $50; ne
cessary to choice III.
Auditor-T. Nj. McCormiek-no opposi-
tion..
Attorney-D. L. Smoot, 100; II. o. Claugh-
sary to choice SO.
Suryeyor-W. G. Atkinson-no oppos-
ton.
Superintendent Of Gas-No nomination.
The vote stood-For I. w. Smith, IA; G..
G. Harper, %; Joseph 5. Stansbury, 81;
whole number of votes 2T0; necessary to a
choice 1876.
Superintendent of Police--George Davis,
l89; Samuel Beach, 81 whole number of
votes 49, necessary to choice 1876.
Clerk of the Market-Thomas Whiting
ton-no opposition.
Measurer of Wood and Bark-James 2.
Coleman, 2l0; VIM. Reynolds, IL; whole
number of votes 228; necessary to choice
lis.
Guager-S r. Shinn, $50; Geo. McCleish,
so; whole number Of votes $50; necessary to
a choice al.
Collector of Taxes, I'd and 3rd Wards
John A. Field no opposition.
Collector of Taxes, lst and 4th Wards :
Wesley Avery--no opposition.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department
James Javins-no opposition
Measurers of Lumber-Chas. r. Grimes,
6l w. r. Howard, $50; W. Ii. Mcknight,
49, whole number of votes 354; necessary
to choice l0G.
Assessors-W Davis l26; }. w. Nails,
l3; P. f. Henderson, l52; whole number of
votes l65; necessary to choice 80.
On motion of d. l.. Smoot, it was
Resolved, That in case no nomination is
made on the first ballot, that further pro-
ceedings be postponed until Tuesday even
ing, at o'clock.
The result of the ballot was then announ-
ced by the Chairman. and the following per-
sons declared the Nominees Of the Conyen-
ton.
For Mayor-Wm. b. Price
Auditor-Thomas Nj. Mccormick.
Corporation Attorney-D L. Smoot.
City Suryeyor-W. G. Atkinson.
Superintendent of Police-George Davis.
Clerk of the Market-Thos. Wilmington.
Measures of Lumber-W. Il. Mcknight,
and w. r. Howard.
Measurer of Wood and Bark-James 7.
Coleman.
Gauger of Casks and Inspector of Spirits
S. r. Shinn.
Collectors of Taxes. A. Field, for the
2nd and 3rd Wards, and Wesley Avery for
the LIST aud 4th Wards.
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department.
James Javins.
Assessors. L. Henderson, and William
Davis.
There was no choice for the Office of Su-
perintendent of Gas, and further balloting
having been postponed until Tuesday night,
the meeting adjourned until o'clock on that
night. W. d. MASSEY, Chairman.
r. A SINCLAIR -
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Later from Mexico

New ORLEANS, Feb. 27.-The schooner
Suffolk from Minatitian On the 9th reports
az follows:
Juaraz had sent war steamer and dis
mantIed Fort Coauacoalcos and took the guns
to era Cruz The same steamer returned to
Minatitlan again o. the llth and reported
that Mramun, in proclamation. had order
cd all foreigners to eyacuate Vera Cruz II
four days.
The Picayune's correspondent says that
the Liberal officers in Tehauntepec had dri-
ven several American merchants ont 81 the
country. The presence Of the Y ;. Marines.
alone prevents all Americans from being dri-
ven from Tehauntepec.
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News from Texas

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--The New Orleaug
Picayune Of Wednesday, is received ~
Adams Express.
The Galveston Civilian of the 18th, says
that Governor Houston has transmitted -
the President the result Of the labors u Tie
Texas Commissioners on the Rio Grande
He says that unless immediate steps are Ia
ken for the efficient protection Of The from.
tier Of Texas, he will, himself, move 10 repel
the present invasion, and prevent gccpr-
renee Of the measures progressing ii and
out Of Texas, looking to protectola,. il
Northern Mexico. The Commissioner re-
port that there is no certainty OF quiet with,
out partial occupation Of Mexico
Tie Texas Legislature adjourned II tAe
18th inst, without acting on the South Car
DINA resolutions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Loss of lie steamboat Portsmouth

81. JOSEPH, Feb 27-The steamboat
Portsmouth, Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph
Railroad line, which left here on Saturday,
bound for Kansas city with q cargo Of mm
Der and other stuff, struck a snag and sunk
near Leayenworth On Sunday She went
down III twelve feet 81 water, and i total
loss. She sinsured Most 81 the cargo will
be recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Arrest

BosroS, Feb. 27.-Alonzo r. BurriIl. bro
bes, At ~. IL STATE street, has got into trou-
bic, being charged with dealing il counter
felt and broken bank bills Several hun
dred dollars Of the stuff was found in his pos
session, when the police arrested him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
BROWNING. MOORE ! 90
y Y Y ! I y y I. !. y -
FOR THE SALE or NEGROES

win give their undivided attention T. the sale
II Negroes zz,J~ Office on Franklin, few doors
below Wall street
REFERS lo:-C. j. Browning. late u Kappa
hammock county; +. Y. Moore u the late hrm u
Harris i Moore; J. T. Voolfolk, 81 Orange conn
~; Y. $ Dawson, Nelson county.
Richmond, feb colin
EISHING SHORE FOR REAT.-Iho Shore
L formerly fished by Addison Cochran a.
Smith Point, Charles County, Md, viii be rented
low. Ii has always been considered a good Shore
Also, for sale 400 or 500 FATH0M SEINE,
and SEINE ROPE For further information, ap-
uly to ADDISON, WALLACE / CO.,
feb lO-so2w 80 Is, King-st, Aiez'a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Steamer Disabled

New BEDFORD, Feb. 2,.-Th5 ateamer
Jura has put il here, having broken her en-
CINE on Thursday oil Georges shoal She
now waits the arrival IF tug t. TOW her 70
New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Horrible Occurrence IN Pittsylyania County
Three Men Killed

RIcHuoSD, Feb 2S,---In Pittsylyania
County, yesterday, while Captain Vincent
Witcher was engaged ia taking testimony,
relative 70 the divorce Of his grand daughter
from man named Clemens, Clemens and
his brother became angry, and fired three
shots from areyolyer, grazing tile clothing Of
Capt Witcher The latter Immediately drew
a pistol, fired and shot both Clemens and
his brother, dead A grand son Of Witch
er, named Smith attempted to interfere
when 4 third Clemens fred upon him.
Smith Immediately rushed upon him, and
stabbed him to death with bowie knife.
Capt. Witcher il IS years old, and formerly
President Of the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad, and is well and most fayorably
known
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
LANES 9. NEYETT.

Duke Street wharf, Alexandria Va
ITAS NOW o. HAND, and viii " constant.
ii In receiving during the seu.ou, full supplies
Of
No. / PERUVIAN GUAE0
DaBURG'S SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME
ROBINSOE's MANIPULATED GUAN0.
COLUMBIAN GUAE0.
NAEASSA GUAE0.
A. 4 MEXICAN GUAK0.
JARVIS ISLAND or AMERICAN CO.'S. 10.
AGRICULTURAL SALT, &c, Sc.
Am Of which are If best quality, AMI viii bo
sold il large d small quantities al lowest market
rates. Orders for any other kinds received AMI
dlled 1t current prices. Sent. feb 2s-
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safatu II ~ MoKsllar. Nj j. i

ToRoSro. Z. ". Feb p Letters received
BY the Europa BY the friends 81 Nh. Nickel
lar, NJ. +. p, state that he did not sail ~
the Hungarian As was supposed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
The Chicago Convention.

ALBANY, Feb. 28.-The Republican Ma
tional Committee have changed the day for
the meeting Of the Chicago Convention to
the 10Th Of May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
Richmond cattle Market. February 25.

BEEF CATTLE The supply u cattle continues
very heavy. There we're lg3 head sold Al the
scales this week, it prices ranging from S3 =
$3.50 gross. few very inferior il quality 4
fraction below Tie former price.
HoGs.-Nvue selling. We quote nominally AZ
S8.5O@$9.
SHEEr.-A fair supply II 500 $500, gross, tor
good quality; one lot 81 very superior were taken
al 81; inferior grades Al $2j0@ $3.50 per head
New YoRE. Eel. PIT weekly Bank state.
meut shows All increase IT $4,000 iu lonns,
$lS2,7OO in specie, SliJ,50O il deposits, and .
decrease Of 1921 600 III circulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE /
Senate, Tuesday, February %.

The Senate met at l. p. m.
Mr.. Sumner offered resolution request
ing the President of the United States to
transmit to the Senate all correspondence re-
lative to the costume of consuls and mem
bers of the diplomatic corps; which was
agreed to.
Mr.. Fitch, from the Committee on Print
ing, reported in favor Of printing 3 900 extra
copies Of the report Of the Postmaster Gener
al, showing the amount Of hostages received
in each State and Territory; which was
agreed to,
The Senate then went into Executive SEES
sion, and after some time spent therein, ad-
iourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
ChacL Last &c Rtnlan

New ORLEANS, Feb 27-Messrs Philips,
Nixon 4 Co.'S. certified check for $1,000, l5c,
was lost Or stolen to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
AUCTION SALES.

Ia \. VI. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
v SALE viii sett al public auction sr
traay, he 24M Rarch At u O'clock, M n
front If the Mayors office, the following Lot. g.a
Lot No. /. The southern half Of the square
bounded by Peudleton Water and Wythe street,.
containing acre, with the water privilege
This lot lies Immediately north 81 the Alexandra,
LoudOun and Hampshire Railroad Depot,
10 2. The northern half Of the square bounded
by Fairfax Wythe, Royal anu Madison -r.o,..
containing one acre.
10. 3. Three Lots il square bounded hy Aou.
gomery, Washington, ST. Asaph and Madison
one fronting y It. % Washington, ~ llj ii deer.
one - Montgomery. Y
one so /" "a la-. SIS
st. A3aph
10. A. Half acre at southwest corner q square
bounded ~ Alfred, Wythe, Columbus sud Na
son streets
On No. ;. Two FRAME HOUSES ou queen
Ii street, between Alfred and Patrick sJrcg
No. 9. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of LAND.
one mile from Alexandria, Immediately wet of
the farms of James Green, and tie late ~ ~
Harper, upon the public road. This will to if-
yided into Lots.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third cash, and the bal-
auce ia one and two years, with interest, II bs
secured by the bond If the purchaser with good
security the title be retained till the purchase
money Is fully paid feb 2s-2sw6l6eo5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
MARRIED.

February 27th, 1860, in Washington, D. c., by
the Rev. c. C. Biting, Mr.. LOUIS J. BOS-
SIEUX to Mrs. ALMIRA V. TAYLOR, both Of
Richmond Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29

A YOUNG NEGRO MAN FOR SALE
IA Will be offered al public auction il the Alex
andra Jail-yard, - Thursday, Ae IL of March,
at 3! O'Clock, ?. NJ negro man jim, nov t. s-id
Jail, p years of age, . sPrightly, healthy good
looking young man, sold for fault but trying p
make his escape 70 80 called free state
feb 29-dts
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Decline il Cotton ana Sugar.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Cotton has declined
3, and Sugar has also declined ! in three
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-29
feb 2s-so2m Agents for AleIandria, ia,

SUPERIOR HOUSE LINENS, FOR TABLE
- USE.--We have in stock all tho most dcsira-
be sizes OF breakfast aud dinner Cloths, all u
perior make and elegant designs, from IA by ga
to 1914 by "a 4
Also, 4 style in Belgium manufacture for extra
sized tables, such rs l2-4 By 1914 for circular u
bles, and l2-4 BIZ 1874 for large extension tables.
Also, very heavy Silica l24 Or taTee-yasi wide
Damask in the piece, which We cut for any sized
table
Also, al the narrow widths il general use, N.E
overlap Damasks Napkins, and Doiles % match
Also, superior and beautiful assorsmentof wine
Or dessert Cloths, in all sizes known
Housekeepers who would furnish their table.
with . style If goods not % be bad elsewhere, ana
1T astonishiugly low prices, are respectfully Ils
ted % our ,toreh house 10. 4, Market Space
we have also superior heavy and All linen lu-4
Sheeting AT go cents, and "a ditto at 7J cents
CLAGETT 4 DODSOA
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