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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-20

LIABILITIES
5th. No liabilities to Banks others, due or not
due.
9Th. No losses adjusted and due
7th. Losses either unadjusted / g, o1osz
Sth. adjusted and not due, 'o0'
9Th. Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof, included in
last answer above,
10th. All other claims against
the Company dividends
unpaid) ................. -......-..1 800
Total amount of liabilities. Soc, $50 IS
11th The rre of the Company is not to exceed S10-
600 in any risk, subject to loss by a single
fire.
18th the amount insured in a city or village, de-
ponds upon it's subsequently, all the desirable
risks to be had subject to tine rule last above
named.
18th. The amount insured in any one block of
buildings, depends upon its siz5 and construc-
ton, subject to the rule above referred to.
14th. A certified copy of the act of Incorporation
accompanies this Statement.
TIMOTHY q. ALLYN, Sec'y
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY,
JANUARY 9TH, 1860.
Personally appeared T. C, ALLYN, Secretary of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement by him subscrib-
cd, is true full, and correct state of the af
fairs of said Company, and exhibits, far as can
be ascertaned at this date, its actual condition on
the LIST day of January, 1860 Before me,
GEO. S. GILMAN,
Justice of the Peace.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK is the duly authorised agent
for this city, by certificate of authority from the
Auditor of State, filed in the County Clerks Office
Applications for Insurance on merchandise, store
houses dwellings, and contents will be attended to
and policies issued at reasonable rates.
ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall building, No. Main street. Evans
vile, Ind jsn23-tap2S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


HR.8TE.N.TCO.nRE. E:4T EO.N' n ULES
~ Embracing spirit level, square, plumb, bev-
el and indicator. 1t is very convenient article
for mechanics, and can be turned into almost any
useful shape angle. 1t has received the unqual-
ihed recommendation of a number of the best me-
chanics in this vicinity. For sale by
febl6 GEO. s. SONNTAG d co.
lH NE ~ LOT OF L.9DAES' H'OAH
9-A baskets for sale very low, by
febl7 J. T. ELI lott
AW.SfE S.-.BUST KECeEE.ED
CIV $50 kegs cut nails, assorted.
Is do clinch nails, 6, s and 1Od.
20 do casing nails, ., 8 and Tod
10 do flooring nails, sd.
. do finishing nails, Ea. l, 4, %, 2 ard
febl6 inch. GEO. 5. SCNNTAG Il CO.
M0.fLU .aBLE E.MFRO FED PROP
y erty for sale.--Four lots on Fourth street,
opposite the market, designated by Nos s. 4, 5, and
o. Market Place. All three story, metal roof
bricks, built for stores, suitable for any kind Of
business and with good finished dwelling accom-
violations.
For terms of sale, apply to Allen C. HallOck,
Real Estate and General Insurance Agent, Marble
Hall Building, Main street, Evansville, Ind
febI6-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22
G. } L. II z z c I A L.
Tha Markata.

BALTIMORE, June 2i.-Flour closed steady
wheat closed dali and heavy; red 1880 i9@e.; wIita
IqTMI5Oc Corn closed dull, unchanged; yellow
sSGC67c. Provisions closed firm, and with an ad-
.a9cjng tendency. Whiskey closed steady at 2ic-
Jrw Y12k. June 2l.-FloNr has advanced lVt9
49,, and the market is excited State S5.2O(1t So
-. Clhio55 so a. 50. So Southern S5.60@sh. Wheat
the market i excited and has advanced 2(Goc
t.orn has advanced lc.; mixed 63c. Pork closed
inlet. Lard closed firm at Ing lie. "hlsNey
i Gull at 2I4c. Stocks active and higher; ,"''
hryla,d Coal Go. ~; Mo. is S4s.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.


New York, June 2l.-The steamship Asia
arrived here early this morning, from Liver
nool on the 9th, and touched at Queenstown
ON the 10Th.
There is nothing known in relation to the
duration of the Armistice ut Palermo or the
progress of negotiations.
4 dispatch reporting the signing OF the
articles of capitulation, coming VIA Genoa
had not been confirmed.
tiaribaldi had constituted ministry and
appointed Governor of Palermo. Garlbaldl
had received considerable reinforcement with
supplies of arms and ammunition.
Attention was directed in the House OF
Commons to Mr. Buchanan's message on the
slave trade. Lord Russell pointed out the
difficulties, and said that England had pro-
posed 10 the United States joint action to
suppress the traffic.
1t is reported that France on the compile
ton of the annexation of Savoy will demand
a recognition by the whole of Europe.
There are rumors OF large Russian ana
French loans.
Observation-Disclosures of the week H.
500 bales. of which spectators took 500, and ex-
porters s. 800 baesall qualities have slightly de-
clned, but middling and lower qualities have de-
cined fully 3D., closing very irregular. The
estimated s.lcs on Friday were 1000 bales OF
which spectators and exporters took l,it0 bales,
the market closed dull. Orleans Fair II; mid
dlings g.; Mobile Fair q; middliugs 6; Upland
Fair Il: middling &. Stock in port l,3bO,ooo, IN
GLIDING l154, 900 bales Of American.
MISREPRESENTATION had advanced 3D., clos
ing at 27M30s Wheat had advanced l@2d.;
red los 4d0g lis; white ll@l2s Cd. Corn had
declined Cd "a Is; yellow SO ~ 34s.; white 34s.
pnovIsIoNs.-Beef dull, and prices are easier,
hut quotations unchanged. Pork dull but
steady. Bacon steady. Lard steady but more
doing at 5IsGj9s.
GENERAL PRooUCE.--Sugar heavy, and quota
tons are barely maintained Coffee steady. Rice
firm; Carolina Dis. Rosin steady, at As ID. (94s
cd. Spirits of Turpentinc dali, at Sis. 3d.@
34s. Cd.
LoxDoy.-Baring Il Bros report Wheat firm,
with an advance of 0u2d. Sugar dull and de-
clined Cd Coffee buoyant, with an advance of Id
on fine qualities. Rice firm. Spirits OF Iurpen-
tine dull. Consols for money 944@95, and Tor
account 95l M95s. Bullion in the Bank had ln-
creased 10000.
The Money market was unchanged in rates, but
with an increased demand.
THE VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday via Quccnstown.-f ester
day Cotton closed very dull. Flour active, with
an advancing tendency. Wheat steady. Corn
dropping. Provisions quiet.
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..alt;mora Cattle Market. JuEe q.

-;ygrC ArrL.--The offerings at the scales day
,,l,.3 100 head OF which number 500 were le't
..,r, and driven off, md the balance taken by Bal
t,Inore butchers ut prices ranging from s"'-' 10
t.. b: few extras at higher hsures- Average
r:,.,i Market closing duller than has been this
-rI>ul;.
::u,.,--Are plenty, and sales are making Al from
--25to So = 100 lbs, according to quality. Mar
srE.?.-Salcs from 50 10 81 q head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22
sapBsTY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

-r-srD THE SABBATH SCHOOL Of the
r s,s.ss.siSF FIRST PREsTyrEEIAS CnuHcli, will
have their annual EXCURSION TO GLIMONT,
on tho Steamer THOMAS COLLIER, ON FRI
DAY NEXT, 22nd instant, leaving The Coilycrs
Wharf at 5 o'clock. a. NJ. The friends Of the
School and Congregation are respectfully invited
to unite with them on the occasion.
Z:.s~ Tickets IS cents, to be had at the Drug
stores OF Messrs. Cook 1t Co., and W. a. Hart,
and ut the Book Store Of Robert Bell.
lsss~ The THOMAS COLL1ER will make 4
second trip to Glymont in the afternoon. leaving
her Wharf promptly nj Il quarter past o'clock.
Tickets Is cents. Je l9-d't
T7LY AND MOSQUITO TINE Those who
T. would prefer to sleep without disturbance are
informed that we have i'll stock for them neat,
cheap. and beautiful article of Gilt Arches and
R;nr> TO be hung over their beds from which t"
suspend nets in fly time and curtains in winter.
They will be found very ornamental and convc-
nient. The curtains or net can be hung III one
minute.
We have also Il full supply Of all kinds Of pink,
blue yellow ana white nets for beds, chandeliers,
saS fixtures, picture frames, &c
Also, rich variety Of materials for summer Gov
crings for p:.rlor seats, very cheap.
CLAGETT ii DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Of Carpcing, Curtain
Materials anJ uth3r Furniture Dry Goods,
Pom. ave, Market Space, No. l..
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Especial Dispatch to the Gazette.f .
" nelapation Sustains the Majority Report

BALTIMORE, June q, 10, p. m.--The New
York delegation have resolved to sustain
the majority report of the Committee on
Credentials by vote of SO to 80, SO far as
relates to Louisiana, Alabama and Georgia.
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Murder OF one Woman by Another

Bosrox, June 20,--lIonora Barry, seven
ty years old, was killed last night in her shop,
in Utica street, by Mrs. Mary McGnre.-
The latter called for more rum, and being
refused beat the old lady to death.
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* !: NEW AND ELEGANT YACHT FOX
- SALE--The new and elegant Yacht Sloop
joseph 4. MILES. now lying off the SHIP
v,.rl Of Mr.. Goodhand, is offered for sale. The
vessel was built in Portsmouth, and her trip TO
this place Is the frat. Length Of keel As feet -
,oet inches beam / feet inches holo, with the
lest Ct white oak bottom, with galvanized fast
uings. Apply l" ,,,oa,-
IL EFT" JOSEPH Il. hoDo1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

80 NEW ANB IMPORTANT REMEDIES.
The TOLL ANODYNE, the Great Neuralgia
Remeiy and the UNIVERSAL COtGH REM
EDY, are nov fairly before the world Read the
ramphlet. to be found with All dealers. See ad-
YcrtlSemcut. lc i"~-dact"
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TIRGINTA:-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
Y fee Of the County Court Of Alexandria Coun-
ty on the 4th day OF June, 1860; Alexander Yates
assignee, &c, plaintiff, vs.. w. Posey, defendant:
In Case. The object Of this suit is 10 recover
from the defendant the sum of three hundred and
twenty four dollars, with interest thereon from the
2Ist day OF November, 1854, till paid, and to at
ach the estate of the said defendant to satisfy the
said claim The defendant not having entered his
appearance and given security nccording to the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth-lr IS
ORDERED, that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of this or
der and do what is necessary to protect his inter
est in this suit, and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the city OF Alexandria, once al week tor four
successive weeks. and posted at the front door OF
the Court House Of this County.
4 Copy--Teste: B. ii. BERRY, Clerk.
L. B. TAYLOR, "a. Je Z2-wiw
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: : = :" = hUDENI HUDNI4N.
F.unuier Comfy Va my 20-2aw2m

CAPoN SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
TINE subscriber having leased the MOUNTAIN
HOUSE. will in connection with his own
property, open the entire establishment for the re-
ception Of visitors Oh the 9TH of June. For other
information or circulars address me Us above or
the proprietors of the Howard House, Baltimore.
4 daily line of Stages and mails from Winchester
and Strasburg and Telegraph Office at winchester
Persons leaving Baltimore via Harper's Ferry.
Charlestown. and Winchester. arriveat the Springs
at O'Clock, ?. NJ, same day--hoSe by Washing
ton Alexandria, and Strasburg at o'clock, =. NJ,
same day. JULIUS Z. NADDLE,
CapoE Springs, my l6--eo2m& Proprietor.
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From Washin gton.

WAsnIsGroS, June, 2l.--Alexander P.
Wilbar, formerly of Alexandria, Va, has
been nominated by the President, and con
frmed by the Senate, as Surveyor General OF
New Mexico 4 few years ago Mr.. Wllbar
was engaged rs rodman in the Commission
to run the boundary between the United
States and Mexico, under the treaty Of Qua
dalupc Hidalso.
Last night, at quarter to IL O'Clock, the
Hon. John Schwartz, Representative from
Pennsylvania, died at his room at the WASH
ington House, after painful illness OF three
DAYS. The deceased was about S years OF
age.
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vvEEp THE TRUTH BEFORE THE PEG
~ pIe that l.. A. LARkIN continue 10 offer
10 HI. customers inducements in Dry Goods that
cannot he excclted. He invites their attention TO
his stock Of 0rgande and other Lawns; aiso'
Harar. Robes CHEAPER than ever to be had at No.
64 King street. &c =
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Paris. Fauquier Co., Va, je l6-eo2w

NOR SALE OR RENT.--Thc we'll known Fish
Il ing Shore on the Potomac, called GREEN
WAY, in Charles County, Maryland, Immediately
opposite the White House. Said Shore has been
fshcd for the last twenty-six years by Cornln
Cooley, esq., and the late j. 7. Sullivan. In con.
sequence of the recent death Of the last named
gentleman. the Shore is now tor sale Or rent. The
houses are all in good order for the comfort OF the
fishermen, and taking caro- q fishing property
The length of ti;ue IL Was occupied by but Two
tenants is a;c;entrecommendation For further
information, apply to the subscriber.
LOGAN BRANDT,
MitcheIl's Station, Culpepsr County, Va,
or 10 c. c. SMOOT \ son, Alex'a Va.
nv 31-eolm Tl}alt Amcrican-eolrn.
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U. S. Vessel Sunk -Twenty Lives Supposed tt
he Tost

CAPE ISLAND, June 2l.-The u. S. Survey
ING steamer Walker, was run into about )
O'Clock this morning, off Absecom, by an I'M
known schooner aud sunk in thirty-iye min
utes.
The Captain officers and forty-tive men,
were on board-about twenty are missing.
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10 Tax PAYERs-Wc are requested to cal!
the attention Of tax payers TO the fact that
they can save six per cent on Their taxes ~
paving them Oh or before the 18th Hast.
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~-NNCuANGE On NEW YORK, for sale in
y. sums to suit purchasers. by
VIM. II. FOWLE i son,
l. % No. l. South Wharyes.
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NIOTICE.-The subscribers have formed 20.
~ paRTNERSHIP under the firm of J. b. d
r. n HUTTON, for the purpose of manufactur-
ing WOODEN GOODS, at auckland, Prince Will
liam County, Va.
JOHN B. HUNT0N, auckland, Va.
RoBT. II. HUNTON, Alexandria, VI.
0a-w1y Isl s#.1
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ztg~ called Communication Of Alexandria
Washin ston Lodge, No. %, will be held at their
Masonic Hall, this Friday evening, at ball. past
seven o'clock A fall attendance IS desired, as
business Of Importance is to be TRANSACTED. hy
order OF W NJ
G, POWELL. Secretary. 10 22--lt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

gy..AA A BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
G#S#l FOR SALE.--I am authorized to dispose
of, at private sale, that desirable three story
BRICK DWELLING, on the east side of Wash
ington street. between Cameron and Queen, built
and occupied by BEN aniu Hallowell.
The lot is about - feet front on Washington
street running back 1913 feet 8 inches to the mid
die of the square.
The house is AZ feet front divided by hall }
feet wide: two rooms on each side on the first toor
four chambers in each Of the second and third
stories, and three in the attic; the whole finished
in the handsomest style, and furnished with water
and gas, and every convenience Of cellar, closets
pantry, &C., &C., that could be devised by the
owner for the convenience Of has o'cn Jamiiy.
The building was erected in 1855. and is in
as good condition as on tho day it was first occu-
Pied and is only sold, because not now required
for use by the proprietor.
small portion only of the purchase money
will be required in cash; considerable portion
will be taken in public securities or stocks; and
the residue may remain unpaid for several years,
with security on the property.
Any one DESTROYS OF purchasing, can examine
the house throughout at any time, by calling on
the subscriber as the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, applyto
9Th mo 2l-eo2m r. II. MILLER.
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A LEXANDRIA CITY six per cent. STOCK
"A Registered and Coupon, for sale BY
doc Set COk5k BkOCAkASs
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MAE EE Lis 7.
PORT OF ALEXANDR!A-JUNE

ARRIVED
sch Il G UoDkins, Dorothy Richmond, rail
road trucks to Alexandra, Aouaouh AL" limp
.;irc Railroad Co.
Schr. VIM. II. Kutan, Sprague, New York. 10
Borden Mining Co.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore 10
Wheat Il Bro. u
Schr. L. Secor, Robbins, Boston, fish to VIM Il.
''owc L Son.
Schr Henson Price, Chambers, Somerset, to
Erost5urg Coal Co.
Sch.. Richard 4. Wood, Crahmer, oo7'on' ~
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Joreph Holmes, Matthews, Richmond, to
Master.
Passed up Cor Washington, Schr. Edward Siade'
Baylcs, from New York.
SAILED.
Schr Sidney C. Jones, Bedcll, New York by
American Coal Co.
Schr. Geo. K. Conover IIoman, Derby, by Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr. Sea Gull, StackhouSe, ST. John, n. b., by
American Coal Co.
Schr J. J. Barrel, Partridge, Philadelphia, ny
American Coal Co.
MEgoRAEDA.
Driy Condoya. Jones. sailed from Providence,
for this port, l9th inst.
Schrs' Richard Borden, Arnold, sailed from
Fall River. for Ibis port, 18th, and Daniel Brown,
Hcal5, cid. at same port, for do, 10th inst. =,
Schr. Arnon. Crosby, from Georgetowh' u. y"
arrived ut PASSPORT, llth INST.
Schr. Snowsqual, Buckmslster' hrriFeo d. i'o'A-
port. from Georgetown, u. c., 5th inst.
Schr. VIM. A Crocksr, Endicott, sailed from
Fall River, fer this port, l1th inst.
Schr. Orion. Stone, hence at Norfolk, 18th INST
Schrs. Yorktown. Wogtom. and Golden kule
Wiber;, arrived al New York, from deorgeto"n'
u. c., 10Th inst.
Faloouth for GEORGETOWN, d. G 18th inst.
Schr. L. SHEPPARD Saunders, sailed from Phila-
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The Clarke County Con>ery&tor speaks
very favorably of Means & Fawcett's line
of stages running between Manchester ana
Leesburg, and connecting with the AleXan-
dra, Loudouu and Hampshire Railroad.
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WHEAT WANTED.

S3TE DESIRE TO APP K Is + THE FAR
w MERS of the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER MILLS. will again commence opera
tons about the 25th JULY.
As ii is proposed that II portion of their product
shall be Family Flour. Of the highest grade, we
can promise proportonatc price for prime white
WHEAT, suitable for its manutacture-thousn
all DESCRIPTIONS, in sound condition, will be pur-
chased. VIM II. FOWLE i son,
10 1S-c3tawtf No. 1, South Wharyes.
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J. j. IRBi. JNht-H SA'pfhS.
IRBY Il SAUNDERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERs
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. at
the stand recently occupied by Mcdaniel, Hurt Il
Preston. near the Depot Of the Virginia and Ten
mes zee Railroad, Water street, Lynchburg, Va
z..,- Liberal cash Announcements made on all
consignrnentS in hand.
Ivnebhurr Va. je 1f--dlm
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30 ENCuRSiUNISTS.- have just rece''-
ed :. lot Of fine !.eghorn Hats and b!oomerS,
worth 81, 80 which can be sold at 37Z cents.
:; % :. 4 ". MEIENBERG.
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sTPawsgRRY VALE INSTITUTE,

TSTABLISHED and conducted so successfully
l. by the late Mrs. A. Z. GANTT, will be COW
tinued on the same plan, and under the game dis
cipIine. bv Miss CURNELIA PEACE, and her
Assistants.
The School will be matronised by Mrs. A. B.
RICHARDS and CHARLOTTE WILSON, as
sisted by bsard u Trustees, consisting Of ". W..
Ball, esq, L. D. Means, Dr. VIM. McVegn, Hen
rv Jenkins aud ". T. Moore. Mr.. L. D. Means,
will act as treasurer Of the Institute
Eairfay county, feb l6-entf
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COME TO THE MOUNTAINS.

z CAN ACCOMMODATE u few ROARDERS
[ comfortably. Those who wish TO SpeSd a few
weeks in the country during The warm weather OF
July and August, vii! find this a healthful and
pleasant location. Situated at the base Of the
Blue Ridge. in Ashby's Gap. the village of Paris
has climate and atmosphere as heaithtul and
invigorating as be found anywhere. 1t L.
easy Of access by railroad and stage.
3. T ADAMS.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAp.--Thc
mail train on this road, now leaves Lynch
burg at 5:I5 \. NJ. instead OF 90, as AHre-
tofore: and arrives there at 800 I. NJ, IN
steal Of ,3:j2-scveuteen minutes earlier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

-TST received per Steamship Monticello, case
Of Gns Soft FRENCH HATS, price only >.
i, 20 J. +. EVANS.
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FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

lNHESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west OF
L Washington city, will be opened on the 18th
Of June, as a frst-class Watering establishment
The subscriber having become the purchaser.
will make every effort, with competent assistants,
to ESTABLISH! their former high reputation. They
NAV be reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by
Railroad, with about miles of staging, over a
good turnpike.
Rates-50c. per meal: $50 per day: 50 per
week; $50 per calender month, and $50 for two
months-chldreu over and under IL years, and
colorcd servants, half prce--white servants three
lourths--horse. soc. per day. Address subscriber,
"Warrenton Springs
ROBERT HUDGIN
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~ FOP SALE OR RENT.-Two desirable
I'll three story BRICK DIV hLLiAu m"t SEQ
located in pleasant part Of The city. Lac TERMS
will be very accommodating. Appiyto
IL lg--tt ". y. MCN ElbI.
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A GOOD FARM IN UPPER FAUQUIER
a FOR SALE--I offer for sale Ely farm
LEEDWO0n, near Paris. miles from Manassas
Gap Railroad containing GA ACRES, Il due pro
portion arabic: located in line wheat region; Is
salubfiops and possesses good social advantages;
it ha. near 900 acres Of permanent blue grass turf,
and is Il superior grazing farm, capable OF iatten-
ing from 80 10 100 head Of cattle; is an admirable
Sheep range, and is well watered aud tim6ered.
-. The improvements consist Of a comfortable
s:f DWELLING with { rooms, with the usual
farm buildings. DESTROYS OF making an early
sale | invite inspection, and proposals Tor the
purchase Of the farm. Will require but u moderate
cash payment, and give extended credits on the
deferred instruments, il desired.
The farm will be divided 70 suit purchasers, II
requested | refer to Wy friend, Mr. f. O'Rcar, OF
Paris, who will take pleasure lrshowing the prem.
ises, stating terms and manner ef division; refer
also, to c. L. Trht's, esq., Wauenton, Also to DIR.
Green on the farm, or address me at Charloitss-
yille 2. 0. ID. u. sMiln.
Fauquier County, Va, 10 l2-eoimo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22
,re,., York Cattle Market, June 81.

},hslnsrkct for beet cattle Was heavy yesterday
Z q declae OF !0t &c. = ID. There were on sale
,h,ul $40 head more tnan last week, ana prices
ranged from &! I" &C., with occasional sales at !"
az .,h,.ya o.. Mitch rews were steady. NealS
's,.r, dull hut unchanged. Sheep and lambs were
.,ssav, at FROM So To S4@S6 e head. Swine
,,rr. in demand al advanced rates, ranging from
). to 63c. p II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-22

Yesterday Bishop Johns, assisted by other
clergymen, was TO have consecratea Il ne"
and neat church near M'tcheils station,
Culpeper county. To-day the bishop VIII
visit Orange Court House. On the -"th the
closing exercises d the Female Institute, ut
Stanton. will take place.