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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-06

YEyO GENTLEMEN IL WANT. OF. A COUE-
4 TRY RESIDENC CT wish TO sell the tract
Of land on which reside, two miles Irom Alexan-
dria, on The Hunting Creek Bridgo rouh, adJoin-
ing the beautiful residence OF george Mason, esq,
Containing about l52 ACRES, l2U Of which are
cleared the remainder in timber OF original growth.
TSts The improvements consist of COTTAGE
yuLa residence containing seven rooms, kltcnen
servants rooms, wood house. coal house, heueries,
smoke house, granary, barn, carriage house, wa
gon sheds Stahling for 80 head OF stock and over
seers house, all in good state of preservation.
The site on which the dwelling house stands, is
unsurpassed for its healthy location, single in
stance of illness from Chiils Fevcr, either
Bilious or Intermittent, never having been known
to occur and affords one of the most beautiful
Panoramic views III tue State.
In the distance, only seven miles oil, tue tede-
ral City, in Mi the spendor Of its "reminiscences
it's Capitol, Navy Yard, Patent Office, Washington
Monument, and other public buildings, appear to
the eve, in the grandeur of full and unrestricted
oyness, whilst ut your feet, he it were, lays tue
delightful city OF Alexandria, full OF untlrinS en-
ergy enterprise and commerce; whose base Is wash
ed by the waters of the noble "Potomac," es it
rolls onward enveloped by the hills of Maryland,
on one side, and those of Mount Vernon the
other The whole presenting to the vision scenic
display Of gorgeous and uurivaled beauty.
The surface of the tract presents series OF
small conical hills of from 80 to 30 feet high
rounded by gentle slopes of from to 10 acres each
affording sites for residences none OF which otter
fewer attractions than the which the dwell
ling house stands-these I will sell separately if
preferred
To the man Of business, who after the cares Of
the day desires retreat TO the happiness ~ ru-
ral homc--to the family who prefer salubrious
Summer residence to crowded Watering places
TO the father who desires the removal Of his chill
lren from the objections city presents to the
young--vet within the reach of its schools,
churches, and society--suchan opportunity seldom
offers Address II. RICE, Alexandria.
Fairfax County, Va jan l9-eowtf
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER rAKANA

ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAMER PAkANA.
ST.. JouSS, July 5.-The steamship Para
Ia, from Galway, on the 9th, has arrived.
The parana took the place OF the steamer
Connaught, her cylinder head having been
blown out lust a., she was read Y 10 sail
The Neapoiitan Government had detcrm-
med to restore the two ships captured by
their steamers. but the American minister
demanded that repayason should be made for
insult to our flag.
The King Of Naples is i'll. lis asserted
that the Nrapolitan council had resolved to
grant a constitution and general amnesty
with a tota! charge Of nlinl>tlN-~tree press
ltaliau alliance with Piedmont A'.. &C., but
the kings consent WAS wanted
TWAS rerortel that the Russian and Span
isil legations had threatened 10 withdraw
from Sardinia unless the expedition against
Sicily was stopped
THE English House oI Lords had cha
ted the slave trade question, and adopted
resolution ayoring 'he rcappo:ntnent OF
consulate 1T MozamhiqHe as Il cheek to
the trade, Notwithstanding the opposition
from The government.
1t was reported that Mr.. GladSiane had
determined to resign on account 81 TN" lame
rcport adopted by the Committee o! the il"nsa
oi Commons on the rejection by the li"nSe
OF Lords, Of the bill repeating the duty on pa
par. 80
The AuStrianS We're making vast military
preparations III \cnItia
fRau CHISA.~Ihr China mail had been
autographed.
The steamer iialibar having on board Lord
flgin ami Baron Gros, had been wrecked IN
the harbor Of Gale All the lives on hoard
had been saved
The bullion and credentials together with
al The papers of the ambassadors were lost.
The Chinese were actively preparing to
resist the Allies.
Chusan had been occupied without oppo-
sition.
Trade at Canton had improved.
Observation-Disclosures &0"''"E e'rnng.
The estimated sales III Cotton for the week were
SUG0 bales, closing dull, irregular ard noEsinaiIy
unchanged. The weather va: untaTorahlc.-,
Draat>tutIs dahl and unchanged.
LONDON English wheat slightly lower bur
foreign unchanged.
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III AERIEU.

BY the Rev VIM. Conner Blount, at the South.
ern Methodist Parsonage. IN this city, on Wed
nrs,lay. the 18th OF July, Mr- JOHN |. PROC
TOR. and Miss ELIZABETH 4. NELSON, all
OF Alexandria.
On the 10Th Of May, at It. Mary's Church, by
the Rev Peter Krocs HENRY i. LINDEN, and
MARY LAWLER.
On the 3rd ut. by the same JOHN o'CoN-
MEL and MARGARET READY.
On the Sth, by The sam., PETER MoR"NEl ;
and HUNORA CA!liLh.
on the ltth, 10y the same. MICHAEL GAR
VEY, and REGINA uOHENSTElN.
In Washington, on the 81 instant, 10y the Rev.
Andrew e. CnrntherS, Mr.. LEVI VI. MCMUL-
LEN, of Pennsylvania, to Miss CANSADl W.
TAYLOR, of Virginia.
At the residence Of the brides father III Fairfax
County. Va. ON Thursday, May 9th, by Elder
Lowell Mardrrs. DR.. ). EDW ARD HtlItk, for
tnerlv Of Loudoun County, and Miss NATE H.,
daughter Of Isaac L. Nrwromb.
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'"''' --------.~--
AhEiFED' =,
Schr Transit. Davis, New forh, /" Z. NJ
Franks.
Schr Maueroy, Hall, Fall RIVER 10 Sofde'
Mining Co.
Schr Benjamin Franklin, Grcenleat, Boston,
plaster 20 ". E1rlGSe q Go.
Scbr, L. f. Pharu, Crunmcr, Boston, 10 I. }.
Nchaffcy
S,Ir Hamilton Mott. New ! FORK, 10 :. Shlnn.
Schr. Elizabeth ana Eleanor, Robbins, wheat
10 Win II. FowIe Son.
Srhr. Elite, Saunders, Baltimore" timber to NJ
y plari1.
Schr. Pilot lancaster Baltimore wheat 10 " ILL.,
II. Fowic Son.
Steamer Diamond state, hef"i"' D''''i''i'' ~
Wheat Bro.
Steamer =. Nicholas, Guy, Baltimore, I" " neat
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DIED.

| IN "a,hingon or The morning "i III" ''rd IN
slant, after long and painful ,iine~s wh,'n she
| bore with Christian ottitudr, Mrs Lat IA NJ.
| TREE, wife Of Lambert Tree Born on me Al"
Of jury 1874. sue lcA"" out o''' ""! u "'' '''S
completed her ji;'h year.
KS :" TGToSF, IN The Cd year Of his age. after
lf'''"'''" '''''SN'
Al Oak ii:i' faa4"'er ''"h'y' Oh 3 , I nmi
| Line WALKER, infant son Of Thomas and
H.. = ,Inr.tan ,,,aI .o,,,.m ,,,,,,he ISopth.
~ rl'.,l',,,, ,,J y,;onb,sia, ,,,nar. ,l.,,,.
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New York Cattle Market, July 4.

I}.ci Cattle yesterday were III more moderate
,uppv aud rather better demand at slight im-
rroycncnt in prices, ranging from TO cts, IN,
Guiding all kinds. Cows were steady veal
calves were unchanged. Sheep and lambs were
without material alteration from last weeks rates
with a fair Inquiry for all kinds. Swine were
steady The total receipts AT all the yards were Us
follows -, $50 hcevea, lo% COWS, 80 calves, ~
s33 sheep ana iau,h>. and 2,s0a swine.
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C 0 M III e r c I A Z.
Tho Markets.

BALTIMORE, July j.-Flour closed dull How
ard street has declined lac, closing at S5.3l3.-
Wheat closed firm good tn choice white l4O@
1850. Corn closed steady; white $50 72c.; yellow
ga zoe. Provisions firm and not active; bacon
sides n!@lls c.i mess pork Sis25; prime Sl3;
rump Sl4. Whiskey steady ut 2O!c.
New YcRG. July j.--Flour is lower; State 1925;
OHIO S5.15MS5.s0: Southern s5.65@S5.9O.-
Wheat is heavy. Corn is buoyant, with light
supply; mixed Ole; Western yellow 65@614c.
Pork is quiet Lard is firm. Whiskey is steady
nj u &c. None! Is in denaad; loans on cali at .
y ct. Stocks are stronger, but dull; Cumberland
Goa! co. l2.; "a. IS ~; No. is 81.
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) DANGEROUS Counterfeit

PuILApKlrnlA. July j.-peterSon's Bank
Nvte petector notifies the public Of the dis
c0ye1v Of Il dangerous counterfeit ~ note Oil
The PENNSYLVANIA Township Bank ot i'hila-
lel;,hia. 1t is a perfect FAC smile Of the
original
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The Fourth in Philadoi- NJ.

PnI.ApELrr,, t.gly ;.-2h@ day passed
quietly Yast-r;iny, Ihe National Guards
To-; strong, besides Il powerful band, lett
this morning for Camp Bethlehem.
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PASSENGERS by the steamer Monticello, Gager
which sailed on Wednesday, afternoon, f"c Ne"
:o:k DR.. Manning and lady, Miss Wright, Mrs
..andon. Mrs Birge. Mrs. Lee, Miss Colvert, Mis-
2oYlc, Dr. Boyle, Maj. Lee, Mr.. Worton, DR.
Toner, Mrs. lorkc, two daughters, and mad
John :. Knox JOHN ;. Knox, Jr.. ". n. Me
Weigh, Jr., j. H Weigh Jr., Mr.. Lee, Mr.. Colvert
:. Ross RAY. Mr.. Potts. DR.. A. Babolt di OlbrenSe
:. Hartley, A. rolaSki, Mr.. Makes, lady, child, and
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The following j, the amount OF Flour Inspected
II the Town ot Fredericksburg for the quarter
ending June $Gth, 1860 --Family 1.5; Extra -
IL: Suyrriine 30; Fine 244 Middiinss lay par
rel Nho. number OF barrels 4;.@l
joan CROFT Inspector.
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WA. PER Rf.
Alexandria, Va. ,iy 2-lw
IONS ENnrEs W. VI. ,t-TruN. RICHARD !. POS ! EH
FINDERS, SUTTON st CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.

| Ions rNnrH,. w.M. ,rTruN. RICHARD ;. POSER
ENDERs, SUTTON &c CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKER
RIcHNoSn, NlR"iNIA.
| CtTATE. CITY. AND ALL OTHER description
! y Of STOCKS constantly for sale 1T market
| rates in lots t" suit purchasers.
| Acting as y gents for several iutrraa! Improve
mcmt Companies of TIE State. We are always sup.
! piled with State STOCK and BONDS III the diff
! tcrcnt Cu;apanie. in Virginia. which We will fur
ni>h ~ ,p"ndcnts ~ current market SainrS.
! Deaiin- exclusively OH COMMISSION, We will
he happy To receive orders cithcr Ter The sale IT
! purchase OF stock. RICHMOND. Je "o-dl"
! WATER COOLERS, FLY AND KOA II
w TRAPS, &c.--i have uSt received ami
offer tor sale II small advance. supply II the
| handsomr>t ana bcs WATER COOLERS ever
| brought into this market; also, sample. Of FLY
| and ROACH TRAPS, Of most approved makes.
! AIN closing ont my Japannc,; sud Tia CHAM
her Sets. Infants and Hip Baths. and goods OF
that kind N cost. Call "nd see.
JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
ie Ii No. So. king-Street.
| fNIHE SThEL.-Jns. received, supply oi the
/ rariou. sizes o; this article, now in store, and
for sale al the lowest rates.
Every person having carriage, cart, wagon. "r
.lray, should try L bUH Of Patent Ui! Grease.
Price ,3 cts
Now on hanl. = very full stock Of all h:n'i> Of
! IRON and STEEL, which pledge myself 10 sell
.s low as can be had in any ntrket
GEORGE T. BALDWIN,
iy ! King street. between Fairfax and Water.
BANK OF TILE OLD DOMINION.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, july ;, 1850.
Ti1lE President and Directors Of this Bank
i have declared Il dividend L: PEI cent, paya-
bic IL the Stockholders and ;iler 18th instant.
Tie Bank paying !Hs bonu> to the State and the
State tan.
y .i-3t p. +. HOFFMAN,. Cashier.
IEELP CASII-US IiEhP.-liv Bulls, t., Isl,
/ inst, are ready aud money ser, much wan,
tel. They generally ANAL III amount 10 each
individual uSiug taIn, anil thcriurc mot H.
convenience any cIo III heir payment. while in
the aggregate, they make up sum total otcon-
siderable consequence 10 me- | hop. to witt,
a prompt r,spor.c TO this notice.
iy%-t! JOHN II. 9A&isofI.
IT WILL he 10 the nj a~,age Of all IL want OF
, / CLOTHING, 3,tnNISlitNG GOODS. HATS
and = n2. - come 70 SMITHS, No. 100, Ith
2tre: W.,=h;n- ton. il. c., You save at least
! II to 20 per cent. tv buying the PEOPLES
CLOTHING STORE. Washington city.
Washington. ic S-'i2w&w3m
NOME To THE PE0pIG6 CLOTllING
" STORE, NJ. 400. fth street, opposite the
Post 0f.cc, Washington. b. c.. 10 get your
CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. HATS
and CAPS. Washington. ie S-d2wtw3m
HIIIE PEOPLE say that SMITHS, No. $50, tn
L street opposite Tie Post Uhicc. Washington
ely. is the best place 70 buy CLOTHING, HATS
and CAPS. N4-hington,j e S-d2wda5m
IUSr received per Steamship MONTICELLO, case
! i: OF fns Soft FRENCH HATS, price only s..
ID % J. 7. EVANS.
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Tann Island Racas.

Naw IowI, July -Floea 'lelnpIe hca'
George W. Patchen Yesterday ut the Sutf Xix
park n,ace Course. Time 22l39, 2li,
3D.
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x \ REAL FACT"-H. SCliWARZ Is selling
n I'll his Summer stock. Call and -dt.
10 ~
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O0n0 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
AOOU Wishing to remove South. | offer for

0000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
HUUU Wishing to remove South, l offer for
sale 1000 ACRES OF-TALUABLE LAND in
Charles County, Nd, possessing many adyan-
tages. Among them are its proximity to Bali-
more, Washington. and Alexandria markets,
miles from Port Tobacco, the County seat. 10
ington, d. c.. and miles from Pennington, be-
tween which place and Alexandria, stcar. boat
runs daily, and within few miles of the Potomac
River to the west, and the PatuXent River to the
east 1900 acres heavily timbered, of original
growth; balance under cultivation, on a well based
and progressive state of Improvement The line
of the located Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
passes through it. One of the best Water Mills
in the county is OH it, with ample buildings, viz
"a two DWELLING HO U SEES and other
.Ii.A. smaller tenements different parts of the
land. Barns, stables, quarters, granaries, &C., in
perfect repair. Upon the water courses, watering
every subdivision Of land, any quantity of grass
or meadow land can be obtained. 1t would make
desirable grazing farm, but produces all the
staple crops grown in this section of country. |
would prefer selling the land in whole, but might
divide in lots to suit.
I will sell the whole for fourth the purchase
money in cash, and the balance in equal ANIMAL
payments to nc agreed upon. Any one wishing to
make 4 profitable investment in land, will call up
on j. II. MONROE, No. Sc, Queen street, Alex
andria, Va who is authorized to SELL or the sab
scrber at Duitield, Charles County, Md.
B. D. SPALDING.
Charles County. Nd, je l2--eolm
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HALLOTYPEs! HALLOTYPES :.

THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART
i!NllE undersigned having bought the patent
4 right for this city offers these PlCTC RES
t" the pahlir, AMI calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES .
more TRUTHFUL, - nrEAHLE. and rHEArER than
Oil Paintings, 10 try
II 4 l. l. q Y TP f. :,
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L. c. Il. IL T. a.
NUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL
EuUGH REMEDY

For all Throat and Lung Complaints, from
Common Coaghs to lictaal Consaraption.
HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
Ii TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints from Neural
gia through all eases where Opium was ever used
10 that Of Delirium Tremens, and the common
chief cause of disease. the Loss OF Sleep. The
Toiu Anodyne. though containing not particle
of Opiuln, produces all the requirements of. and
NAV be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used. without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, Greed from all
the common objections of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostration,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, ana used with perfect impunity. Asking
all To court from propric,ors or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and read
ing of our pamphlets. to he found with al dealers,
and more particularly to purchase emily Of those
who can he depended upon, We wait in conf dencc
the decisions Of PaicntS and Physicians.
'Prices within reach ut all.
General AgentS-j. y. HtNNEWELL CO.,
s Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, l4j Water street, New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaccutist, Boston
Mass. whose signature covers the corks OF the
genuine only, and to whom address all communi.
cations For sale by all respectable dealers every
where PEEL & STEVENS. Agents,
And b. all dealers in Alexandria
an emf Dec 10. 60.
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Loo AL ITEMS .

|
the day III such fashion IS suited them, and
observed X we'll.
The bells from few of the city steeples
rang out d merry peal at SUNRISE and sun
set Soon after day dawn, parties inlgnt
| have been seen, accompanied by "the deli
! cacies Of the season." vending th"'r way 10
the cool springs. sparkling Streain-S'dc, or
! shaded copse, 10 spend the day away from
the heat Of the city in quiet enjoyment. As
! the day grew the public convevanceS were
! filed vim nassenorr.. outward bound, to
! Washington, Columbia Springs, and Fort
! Washing ton-al those points Of attraction
! drawing large numbers. The cry, however.
was NOT deserted. though Ut noon. when the
few places of business opened III me morn
iny. closed IN. rhc streets took Sunday APP
uearance. only broken III the vicinity OF q
restaurant or confectionery establishment.
The air was quite warm at morning. Dill
early in the day. an hours rain cooled the
atmosphere, 50 that the remainder Oh the
day, though warm, was not unconiorta-
bly, So.
The great points Of outside attraction, were
Coumbia Springs aud Fort Washington.
At the former place, With which the Alexan-
dria and Washington Railroad connected
this city, & band OF music all the day Kept
t;,na r. Ma lonnd,nc, fnar of Hanaars and
hundreds took part IN the festivities.
At Fort Washington, the Light Infantry
Da''"''oal -, ,"e ,anr;-o N torrticaI;nI, dtv
,HIh;tl ~. ..af,,,nr ph.,;x ,.,nvnvct large
nnrnh,.r. - nu, ri,iqanS
The Village Sunday School marched over
.h~o.io,' hnt tbt. rain
=" t' ,Lh >.arr,,;o,, n,, r. the DESIGN
pt,Ne"t'D ~, r,,.,ssen,,iod
-NIe' '''' ''''' Wv 7,,'ar,ti,. I'm,
anu Ine eN'".nS WIZ Hi''''' ''"''''''''''
i'o 'u'':eIS'S 'ooH ,'"i. .,,. -, o,rs and
~. -" c.u .Ha T,.;an,,l T,n;,,l and on.
steamers '"l III. >a''Ui;.- ,c trsn,nrks
I:seu ~. 49, n' sfe," ','II, tha Ar,
gwen at Tue Close " '"e 0'>' n..,c
| rom ,a'touS p0'",o al ''''' >''' a.
Hotels, the image ~c'' foeNe'S were s7' VIZ
ana 81 Close" 'n0 ""''
M,
| , ,,;,,. .,,.o.,,,+ r,r-
aSSei''oleo yesterday 't'i ..!''9 fl
,c' n'A"'i' ,t:.']' - ~ Cn,;,L
justices ." ~ 49, 'I |,.i,, ;nou r.
c..n r $780,; ',u,, linn,a an,i puct-
: ou't'i' ''''''' "''"
" - -. .., ,,-..,;,,oa -. eo,,o
| III !, UI5n r,nr oo,h
ieiS'n' inT IVY VIZ Oo 90
titneaoie' h'S' s"' - T ,., NJ. y Dm;ao
McsSrs. James -. hnSl'si', " "'' ~ " ";
Il. L. tuner: "e'i1 "a I"' w. " -
Nalls' IL. IT, loiet'' ~ ntocAo''' ".o N,n.
oha"' recently eiecV. a. "PPc"l'u ~ ~TGr'
anu 1ook '"e cav VI no'' az, az i,,t
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pLASTER.--Wc are now receiving and have
/ on hand supply of Bile WINDSOR
PLASTER, brought direct from Windsor SO.
GKOuND PLASTER lin bags fugH:-Hcd By AZ
all at the lowest market ;.,te.
- aF KNOX Il BROTHER.
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Positively SELLING OFF At COST,

FOR NA,EH ONXH---NU HTWHIG.
IIROM THE SECOND OF JUL? Until the
4 first Of September. wc will sci! oil without re-
serve. our entire stock of DRY GOODS, CAR
PETINGS, OIL.CLOTHS. STRAW MATTlNGS,
&C. at prime cost. III order IL make room for II
heavy stock ur NEW GOODS. What we say We
intend to TO- being opposed to any kind Of hnnbuS
10" Buyers can save % per cent on ; NJ MEN
GOODS, and on other kinds Of Goods from 10 to
% per cent can be saved
We shall ask but price, and that will be
cost, and from that price there will DC no devla'
ton. We ear cStly invite AL in want of bargains
to give Us a call 5. K y. MEIENBERG,
IL rnrnnr Of KIM and Pitt streets.
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SABBATH SCHOOL EXCURSION.

xN'"Hz. = The Scholars Of the ) { O. D
.. .es! esP X SD TERRAIN SABBATH
SCHOOL. viii make m cyr.,rsicn 10 GLl MONT,
on FRIDAY, the 9th Of July, IN The steamer
THOMAS COhhIER which Las been engaged
or the occasion. 10 ACCOMMODATE those VINO can
not go in the morning, the boat viii make tril
III the afternoon, leaving this place ut i O'Clock.
Tickets 10 be had ut the Bookstores Of j. IT,.
Parrott, and George T.. French. jy did
" UTICE.~-The coparncrship o: the firm ot
y PENNIBACk Err i PERRY BROS. ex
pred hy limitation, on the lst day 81: July. 1900.
All persons indebted to said firm are requested
to settle their accounts iMmediaIclr. Either part
ncr will use the name Of the firm in the settlement
of accounts. Wcreturn our thanks 10 our friends
for their liberal patronage, and solicit c"ntinu
anre Of the same 10 oar much esteemed friends.
Messrs PARTLOW. HILL 4 CO., with whom
J. :. PENNlBACkE Err, one "t the PARTNERS %!
the late firm OF pcnuyhachcr y Perry Br"s., has
as<n,tttd him,cl? IN Business.
J. $. PENNNDACkER,
WA DERRY
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FIRE DEPARTMENT on WEDNESDAY NIcHT.
No quorum attending, this body adlourn'
ed TO meet at the Hydraulion Engine House.
on Wednesday, Angus: list,
CnvRcu Norlcg.--Rev. Oscar \. Sears, OF
Lynciburg, formerly of this city, Is eNpec-
ted 10 preach at ST. Mary's Church, on Sun
dav morning, at / o'clock.
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A L M A n A C.

.ENEETH MONTH. sun son
INV :s ATTN ! MOONS PHASES.
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A CARD.-Iiaving disposed of our stock Of
Il goods to MessrS. HUMPHREYS IL TAIL
IAFERRO who will succeed US at our old stand,
we take great pleasure in recommending them to
our friends az gentlemen of the highest standing.
thoroughly acquainted with the business, and in
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