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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
.NOTHER AND MORE SPLENDID ENGRAVING.
TWO Large aGd Valuable WORKS as PEEHIl NJ !!

SPLENDID STORIES-INSTRUCTIy
SKETCHES-AND SOLID IMPORTATION !.
IN laying their Prospectus again befnre the
puulIc, The P.uPrIetors OF 'IatOids't and
Best If Tie Etskhes' need enter upon no long
array Of promises. They may simply state that
they design making THE P"sr Ter the future
what 1t has been for the pasta repository
alike of delightful amusement and equally
entertaining III iructon. Interesting St":Ies
and Choice Sketches by the BEST WRITER'S
will always be ioand IN THa Posr. Our Sto-
ries for the last year have been generally
acknowledged to be of tho most interesting
character; We design not to allow any falling
off IN this pscl-thcGgh any improvement
is hardly possible. But Tar Posr also aims
10 instruct; Il contains weekly
An Agricultural Department.
Choice ReccIpls-
Domestic and Foreign News
The Markets and Bank Note List
Letter from Paris
Miscellaneous Information. &c.
But to Exactly What losT is, write for A SAM
PL. NUMBER, which will be sent gratis {" any un- de
sirous Of sutscrIiir. weekly is Ii" :''ii""
ing it Of terms Will shat Ii iosi IS not only
the Jet but the theditJ the U"5s! aud that We offer
SPLENDID fRErl5HS 10 81 BSCELBELS'
Our E>sRAvAG I'f-E.La-ANN.NIE.yLs .yLsI Hc' uRE --oiT
Engraving Premium this year te celebrated Steel
Plate EBgrayng of
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Pure Java lOEFLE. ground,
Willow and Cedar Ware. Glass.
ware, QucensN are. EarfEcn.
MlHC. lkOEe. lMinr. AC.

Fish Oh, finn, Pne Od, C"H'iies, Cuadh
and Lamp Wax, T"hotr, L",d, DE-
Soaps of all kinds, Wheel Grease. etc.
e ohnfro nn6 5cnlrs, fboirc pnrIcin.
Flour, Corn Meal, Potatoes. Corn.
Rye, Oats, &C., always on hand.
Goods dfhr,yed Jr.f =. chorge 10 customers
residing miihm tie Brnush.
IT" attempt to cnumrrat~ sII the articles which W.
hav. fp- sAr would b. impossible W. would rrsp.rt-
iHN inv tr the ILbIir To cal anu
II Groc-re> W. confident 81 t-In. able To- -rII -
chrEp thry b- bought this ot IhiIadrI lila
We would particularly solicit our cOuLry iI nd, give
u call; Tor
Ue p"rcLose all manner IF Produce,
and pay high a. any body else.
Lrwisturg. Alri ~, 1899. T.G EVANS 4 &C.
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10 the gcttFup o clnO oil :, or eiiLrt {. the I.Ir
ciuts, ~e -vnd copy yrUtS
TIE I1USr AND UCR PRE2it-J ENGR1TLNG.
For copy OF The PysT" y-aTiy, and Unr al lhe
Magnificent Engraving, -. sEKKi AAAtNI ~ IAA
"LDss IIML., % 10
For club Uf Sy copies Of TnE POST, AMI Tiy Dollars,
srud premium. the Magnificent LnsravIus
- a.iIHI sAkiNs ~ T4E oLDtS TiM6. y"II.s.
For club OF yOty, ard f'ri5 Dollars Will send the
EugravIEs. aud a copy extra oi IIIE PJsI ais"
ES-Auy nIenbrr OF a ciGb have die Engraving
the pay Ie,t uf lhrre Luiar- "1tra lhe
kngravu will be ~rspp,d carefully roller, aud the
PUstpasc pre- paid.
me POST AND orr BOOK PREMIUMS
We vii send copy of TN iOsI. tor year, and
give copy OF either the Dictionary the uaLet.eI cr
sII dollars.
receipt Of Eve Subscribers, and Ten Dol
lars Uii gar. ,.ihsr y tie c0r. HO5LsdS Iica'tdB
Or the receipt OF sup-cTIUrrs anu Fifteen
Doi.ars-s 80 apiee-,c, tcd gle. eihr u tie Wrls a.
d fIsmtaIn.
u. the receipt Of SIXTEEN Subscribers, and
TreRty Doars:- - spiece-re Lciu ytrs ,Its.r u The
H,rAs Eem'am.
The price WORKS in the stores varies from % to
$3.50 apiece.
Or will give n copy of the Engra-ing Tr,mtu-a
in the place oi .ithtr OF the Books.
Address BEAtON 4 PETERSON.
M futI. flyII 4.
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For the Ladies'

u'h ~ 'aih anu h'nry silks. BLACK silks French ys
..h"-' DriHih"s- tashm-r--. FauII-rb-yrr- tu,,,..
iAilS' hohair Mixtures. Baln,oraI ssirt- sL-',tln
NIt'' &c Prinis ir u ., to To e-nts and b..t y.r
90 h''" aAd hn-.i,h friuts, - ysrd- for -iu It.
ru's @, ~ Kinds "iores. Hosiery. and wLit- goods. Al
Aihd- Enhfoi4erits, and domestic good. Q, every de-
scTl.ti1u. e -. ''S'' w
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HARD TINES OUTDONEl
JOHN WALLS & 90.

VI Just received I'm addition 10 their
large Siock) fresh supply of ,1,mg
AM 81 thHER GOODS, and beg leave res,
PtcuuIIy 10 Inlorni The Ladies and Gentlemen
oil Town and County. that they can SUI, lb,m
IN anything IN their line, Of trade, sryl.. ousI.
Iiy aud price.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

Sixteen are Republicans. IL otherwise.
The Speaker eyiien,ly endsavored to select
the more moderate members Of each party,
SO as to give Cancellation a fair chance, in
accordance with the vote of the House.
The 6re-ea.ers, however, express great dis
satisfaction with the Committee, and Haw-
kin., Of Florida, asked to be excused from
serving, because be believed that the time
for compromise has passed for ever. They
do not want to agree to it, or give Lincoln
a fair trial
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IL
Tuesday, December is,
the large and commodIou> two-Storey brick
Man>iOn House and Lot. with the APP
pur enancr>. properly Of the late Jonathan
NesbIt, decd. situate IN the Borough Of Lew
isbura. bounded on the east by properly oil
DIR. Wm. HAYES. on the south by Pine alley. on
the west By lot of Wm Jones, Esq. and on
the north by Market street. numbered IN The
general plan of The Borough No. 46. The
property is nearly new, and hui!t IN good.
workmanllke manner, and of superior mate
rails aud # wanted for a Public House, can
be made suitable with few alterations.
Persons wishing to purchase can examine
the premises by calling on the subscriber. or
on WIN. Jones. Esq. adjoining the premises.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. NJ. Of
said day, when conditions will be made known.
HUGH p. SHELLER, Admir-.
Iewisburg, Nov. >, 1860.
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W hich viii be sold extremely low for CAsH.
He respectfully asks the patronage OF all
his old Customers; and also invites new ones
to give him call before making their pur.
chases. Call at the sign OF the Big Watch,
Market street, cas-, OF Second. dec. 1888
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For the Gentlemen,

W" nest rnd largest Ut IN town .utrsrinv Ii
H"st tashionahe -tyI Iotis s-,im.r,. y-.tuy.
u'rieoalu.- and o. Mt Furnishing ,,oois genera,
and Bows. ''' -
Also all kinds # GROCERIES. HARp.
MAkE, QtEENSWARE, SALT, NAILS.
PLASTER. &C.
FISH IN J, and /. bbls.
t''AL- a large quantity Of Stove Goal.
which We will deliver any pant Of town on ,boT, n,
''' " - ' n.ur- a. the quality Of coal cen !,
r'ruf'd any here -,- in town Also difrr-ut k,o.
L'nsIurn'T' COai. Pine Wood taken III e1ehan,. for
z Cash paid for all kinds Of GRAIN
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ilbha> Ntf WI
yohr 9. Hil.son, Va.
Warren winsluw, NC.
Wun. " isoyc-, ;. c.
Peter r. Love. Ga.
ii. NiA:rr Davis, Ni.
wm. q. White;s, Del.
J l.. = Stratron, =. J.
John 5. Morrill,. VI.
Wm. " Damn. lad.
E"ub.u Davis. Miss.
Geor.-- Houston, Ala.
John 5 helps, No.
WIN 4. povrrj. Mich.
a. j. liamiltan Texas.
Samuel 4 Curtis, Iowa.
MilIistn WiudPra. Nina.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

of Ohio. (Chsirman)
Oh. Francis Adams, Nass.
jams Humphrey. y. Y.
James Il. Campbell, Pa
Orri- : Ferry. Conn.
Christopher Knbihsun, r.
Mason ". Tarpgu, y. IL.
Francis :. Bristos, hy.
Thos. 4. L. Nelson, Ieuu.
Miles rsyior. LA.
" .lliam kelin.g. Ill.
Freeman NJ. Nnr-e, Ne.
Albert Rust. Ark.
Geo. ;. Hawkins, "ls.
c. c. Washbnru. " is.
John o. iiurvh. Cal.
Lansing Stou Ut, Oregon.
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nS-Secretary Cobb, after collapsing the
Z. S. Treasury, and doing all he car to
iDjure and break up the Union, has re-
sigaed and gone home, at which everybody
rrjoices. Pity be had DO, gone years ago.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
~ MKHLi MAKING II TUE OLDEN TINE"

, ~as met i-.u'u ty the hoApUN ART
Npc9 iuu- rj - 'nciics SlI,'-cOntdIAS
{fv,Au.: : one uf tue hand -Onr,t en-
l,rr IL American aud British pGtiic.
Hlcv ~ II t,u.d ny eanSasse:sl Is Ave
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

UUR BOOK P2yiUYs -ihrse are two: "LIPinc0tts
Famous rrnnuMiGs uaZett"vr and ueogr"I hieaI DIc
uoDnfy Oi tDe nUE.i, auI ihr equally famous Web
ster New rIct"r.aI QuAgtO rct.OuaIS Iii piHeU.t-
FiouuuncinS biL tt"eT urUsTa hcFt Dictionary uI
The " UriI, wuTk t.gt uu man fanny shuutI tc
without IL Is NOulc ui 10 closely paIntst
pase-, snd contains nEtitsc E1usS = fW bHo0 'Gys
lOu Lsst IL II Ia, Iust rec,tt autltEtc iuuIiha
i"I respecting n-rs 10000 p!ac-s-c"uniTes, rias.
rtttr- mountains ,ls. &c. IN eN~Tl portion Z;
Lie uIUtv VI ,.rJSi-r Arw Pictorial SuAru DIctOna
~ continuing i,SvJ H"U1 tuI-, UUt little IL" b- said
IL value beins APPARENT 10 all No y1"sIy h0aiI ts
LL...Ir
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14

This ensraNt
UNION. lJI>
from ~ To ~ I
gia'ins- nov !
tnr pubiis hrI
Duliars.
Our HOOK L
nII-.LLs I-I..u.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-14
VALUABLE PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE.
Tuesday, December is,

DYa p!urins order of the Orphans Conrt Of
ID InInn cnuniY VIII be snld bv OulcIy on
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VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND,
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND.
L-wi-hurg. Aug. .. 1870
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apitil ZZ:
t,Ey n, sl0ts .rhs.-e de.ts-Te,p,
kd soaEiiy ds!sp
d crnmpisi ap r.git
ZldSge J'on. Dry .s& ~ C .sSt:.
f-i.Gra,f, toaorell qi.d .!ecL-
criL5le u.la si,t,--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04
IN COMMON COUNCIL.

At called meeting of the Common Council o
Alexandria, held July I'd, 1860, there were pre-
sent:
w. D. Massey, esq, President.
Messrs. Ashby, Hallowell, Mckenzie, Snowden
Dorsey, Eastlack, Smoot, Harper, Alexander, ana
Atkinson.
A communication was received from the Mayor
in relation to the action Of the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Company, establishing a passen
ger depot of the said Company, east Of Washing,
ton street. in violation Of an ordinance Of the City
Council passed November 10Th, lS49, granting
the Company the right of way through the street:
of the city; ALSO enclosing communication of the
Corporation Attorney, giving an opinion adverse
to the right Of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road Company to establish such depot. The COM
muncation having been read
On motion Of Mr. Snowden, it was
Resolved, That committee OF three members
of the Common Council and two members OF the
Board of Aldermen, be appointed to whom shall
be referred the communications OF the Mayor and
Corporation Attorney, in reference TO tho removal
Of the Passenger penot of the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad from It's present location on the
corner Of Henry and Duke streets, to the corner
Of King md Union streets, and repor. to Council
the facts in the case, and such action al they may
deem necessary in the premises.
Messrs Suowden, Hallowell and Ashby were
appointed on the part Of this Board.
On motion, Council then adjourned.
,r.sta. JAMES DEMPSEY. C.. G..
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
I,atsr from California.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July2d. The overland
mail coach, with San Francisco mail dates
to the 18th of June, and via the NizaIla tel
eeraph station to the 18th ult, passed here
last night. -.
The nomination of Lincoln by the Chica
no Convention was we'll received by the lie
nublicans, who fired salute Of guns IN hon
OF oft.
Since the Indians fed beyond reach OF
Colonel Hayes volunteers, all apprehenslons
of further trouble from them III the Washoe
mines had vanished.
Regular troops, will lie stationed near the
Pyramid Lake and other places, where they
can best protect the settlements.
The Company who went through on the po'
ny express route expect 10 obtain sntilcieh!
force from the United States troops now at
Camp Floyd, to keep the route Tree IRON
danger after it is once cleared and the sta
tons re- established.
The miners are returning to work at the
nlacers which the Indian disturbances had
caused them to abandon.
A stage was robbed by highwaymen. on
the 9th of June, near Chico, IN Butte conn'
tv of ST., 900 in transit by express.
Ionoulu dates to the o4th Of May have
been received The Japanese steamer Can
iinmarrah, from San Francisco, touched at
Honolulu on the Odd, on the way home.
Judge Terry's trial has been removed to
Marion county, Indicating his acqnlttal.
OREGON. Portland, Oregon, dates to the
5th of May announce that the result OF the
election was doubtful The probabilities
were that Logan was elected to Congress. -
No opinion can be formed as to the Leglsla'
ture. The Democrats were elected in Mott
nomah county, where the republicans had
some hopes.
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Injunction in Fowler's Case.

New YORK, Jy. 3.-Judge Belts has grant
ed an injunction to prevent the United States
Marshal from levying upon the late Post
Master Fowler's bondsman to secure the debt
due the United States. The Judge has or
dered the bondsmen to give bonds to abide
Judgment of the Court. Two issues will be
tried of fact and one of law as to the
effect of any concealment Of Fowler's defal-
cation by the Post Office Department at the
time of the execution Of the bonds of the
suretieS.
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The Canadian Line.

QUEBEC, July 2.-The steamship Anglo
Saxon came through the straits OF Belle Isle,
which accounts for her rapid passage. The
Canadian steamers will hereafter be due
on Fridays at Farther Point. The Pales-
tine, which sailed from Liverpool on the 2Ith,
is the next vessel due here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04

THE Wool TRADE.--Thc rates TO which the
prices Of wool advanced last week are still firmly
maintained, and will be during the remainder Of
the season At most points the prevalent figures
range from forty five to lortyscven cents for good
lots, and although large quantity sells below
these rates, yet it is OF the more common quality
and at some points competition has driven prices
up to forty eight forty nine, and even fifty cents
for the choicest. 1t is probable that full three
fourths of the clip has been marketed, and al
though the market still continues active, yet it
will not manifest the same excitement that 1t has
done HERETOFORE Letroi FREE Press, 2Sh.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZE1E AND VIRGINIA july 1885,

WAsHINGroS IrEMs.--A fire took place IN
Washington, on Monday, about noon in Phil
harmonic Hall, whereby that building was
much injured A piano and good deal OF
the furniture was destroyed. The fire was
the work of an incendiary, but how he in
troduced himself into the hall is the mys-
terry. The last persons in the hall before the
fire broke ont were some boys who had Dor
roweCl few benches for a school exhibition
The Star Office, which is next to the hall, SUI
fered much from the water thrown by the
engines.
The dredging Of the Potomac channel is
going on finely. A vessel drawing ID! feet
water, loaded with granite for the Treasury
building, passed up early at low tide, and
could have done so at Ii feet. Mr.. Clusky
has been very successful.
The steamer Columbia, from Baltimore,
encountered the storm on Monday morning
in the Potomac. and passengers attest It's
severity. On her way The vessel got aground
and was detained about five hours.
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MARRIED.

On the 81 instant, 1T the pastoral residence o.
81. Mary's Chnrch, by the iter. Peter kroca.
JOHN GREENW 00D. 10 N1as REbkCCA 1.
LlLES. al! Of this city. New York papers
please copy
IN Wa: hiaGtou, on the b! in@tai:, hy the Rev.
Mr. Sumler Mr. X. L. EinhETT, IL Miss EM
MA b. pE!tili, both Of this city.
At Fleetwood, Culpeper County, Va. On the
18th Of June. hy thu Rev. {. George, j. WRIGHT
JAMES, Of FAuquivr County, to SUE A. YOUNG,
daughter of john NJ. Young, deed. tCulpeper
Observer please copy.
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Erastns earning for Douglas.

ALBANY, July 2.-Thcre is no foundation
for the ramon that Erastus Corning supports
Breckenridge and Lane. Mr.. Corning, with
Judge Paige Mr.. Strykcr and their colea-
CUES, support the regular Tammany noml-
nees, Douglas and Johnson.
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The surveying Schooner Walker.

ATLANTIC CRY, July 2.-The wreck of the
surveying schooner Walker is lying off this
place. \ steamer from New York has ar
rived for the purpose Of placing buoy; and
an attempt will be made to raise. If the at
tempt fails. the wreck will be blown down.
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Ezra at Sine SING Prison.

New IoKK, July 3.--rhe cabinet shop of
Charles II. Woodruff, in the State Prison,
Sing Sing, has been destroyed by fire. His
loss is SG5 ,0n0: insured for $4,000. Loss
on the building to tho State II 900.
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The 5frinen Slave Trade.

New YORK, July 3.-Advees from Cuba
state that ten or twelve American vessels
had, within the past six weeks landed nve
thousand African negroes on that island
One ui the Slayera was steamer.
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general procession IN which y aSillngton,
Brooke and Evangelical Lodges Of Freema-
sons, the Washington, Mechanics Relief,
Hibernan aud St. Andrews societies appear
ed with the military. The independent
Volunteers, Capt. Harmon, after leaving the
line, marched over Hunting Greek, and dined
in a pleasant grove. y celebration took
place ut Abigail Springs.
lS2D-Ehefe WAS a no celebration. The
Friends of the Colonization movement held
meeting at st. Paul's Church for the gene
raj discussion Of the pian Of coon!zing
| American free negroes the coast oi Al
| RIGA.
l821--A salute from the Artillery opened
the day. The Alexandria Rifle Guards, the
| Alexandria Artillery, the Alexandria indie
! pendent Volunteers appeared upon The
streets. The town WAS, also. favored by The
presence OF tie Marion Hiiicmrn, Capt.
Bronson, from Baltimore. The Volunteers
dined III the grove ut Shutter I'LL ahd spent
! the afternoon in the feast OF reason ana TIE
! flow Of soul.
l2..S-The breaking Of the ground Tor The
! Chesapeake aud OHIO Canal took away from
the cty large number Of persons. the
| Alexandria Guards and Independent Blues
paraded the streets, and a military Dinner
took place.
lS29--The day was inclement and ram
poured almost without intermisslon. A sh.
| iute was fired, however, aud the Artillery ana
Volunteers dincl at HIS Tavern. The
steamer Columbia (thcn new made plea
! sure eycursion down the river \ sermon
was delivered and 4 collection taken up IN
! aid of the cause Of African Colonization ut
''"a r. ~. ,.hnr,hrs
Is%D- NTha ..lnJennnlaocr" Of this year
,.ar, nh.or,.ea viii, nnv,an+p1 GisnIav. The
! vnh,n,o.r N;l;tarv the l,ibernian aud
| ,1.,h,,,;,s, EoEnI S,,ipr;es and the suryiy
:',rl,,m, rll w,sh;nut,n Soc;aty
n.,h tha snhnlors nf rho nulI;r school march
"a ~ nroness;nn ~ rho preshv1arinn Church,
vi -. ~ w., n na;,.orfoli rao1 thn De.
a %nu,e ~ ~ indonsnI,~,na and T,}qar SNOW
I1I;'.o.oi 49,, E,,,;.n 4 whit. dinner
u f uo,,aL t',I. ,,iana and mnnv patriotic
a .',.s " " '..o.o ' >,;a,. t'''NN
''"TtS wy 7,J ,,.,, ,.ol,o,, f,r ,ha Alax-
20: Co.,, r'1,.oss;np MILITARY
'n, 1 "a :"'' ;,,,I;, ,Innng, m whnpls
anu WV - ~ 'i-,,,.o -, o,1nronr;.ta
moved u l,'e >i,p'' - ~" r"nntF, ,rnl,a
manner, 'AI -1'So1' nI'I - " p Cnst;s
SsTunu toI '"v MA Narhon;c Relief
oeilHeFea I'LL oia''1'I: III, I"T --N"''''''
oocIe,S ", ,n d. ''l'' e t..;,,,,.,, o,,d Tho
loo--l nc roar VI -n.s'I'o5 ~" 49," Gov '
cumming Vi 'lio ol'S Oo.'% lI~ t;'o .t:,o,s
CIVIC PROCESSION T h1''s 49, .i0I tl;ar Narshj
III chatSe =, "' -' C,,,,h NV ,,.tnra +ha
" 'i'e "a sJ ','i ,1o,,aa ,,,, rn,d h.,
dla 'A'i,''' , ~ .n nr.t;nn anl;-
U''HiiTs a. 1,' 1890 ,''' ~ srna, swivel
we're" W l. GoiI I'1,1
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Several lives were lost at Brighton, Lynn,
and other places in Massachusetts, by the Sc
we're storm on the Goth.
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The Markets.

BALTIaoRE, July 3.--FlourcloS dull and I'M
changed Wheat closed very dr!! with Il limited
supply: choice white ljoc red 1909 i'5c. Corn
closed quiet and unchanged; white and yellow is
(N7lc Provisions closed firm and not active
Whiskey closed dull at 20!c.
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New YORK, July 3.-Flour is firm; State S5.25
@Sj.3O: Ohio Sj.75@S5.S0; Southern s5.65@
$3.50. Wheat is firm; Southern white l95c.-
Corn closed lower; mixed 63063!c. Pork is
quiet. Lard is firm. Whiskey is dull at 2i(g2l &C.
stocks are better Cumberland Coal Co. IL; IA
e. 81. Mo 6'S SD!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04
srrast Of the supnosed Murler of Walt,

Arrest of the Supposed Murder OF Walton
NEW YORK, July 3.--Charles Jetlerds the
other brother, supposed t" implicated in the
murder Of Walton, has been arrested and is
now in custody. lie declares that he can
prove an aiibi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04
Richmond Cattls Market, Juno 80.

DEEr-A gain we have to report tho sale OF a
heavy supply of cattle at reduced prices, and 1t
is contemplated that the decline in the Northern
markets will divert still larger supply TO this.
At the Scales, there were lo2 head sold tins week
at prices ranging from 1925 to Sl.jO gross averag
ing about 81
VEAL.-At previous quotations, s. to 80.
SnEEp.-An excess Of supply, at $3.50 TO $3.50
y head. Extra quality would sell at higher iig-
LANps.-Demand limited at $3.50 to 1926 h
head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04

The first cargo OF new red wheat, was sold
in Baltimore on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04
Sailing of the Asia.

New YORK, July 1.-The steamship Asia
SALES hence tomorrow, for liverpool and
takes out half million in specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04

According to the statements of tho New ork
journals, made official authority, the amount OF
dry goods received at that port from foreign
countries during the fiscal year which terminated
on Saturday last, is largely in excess OF amy form
or year, their total value being nearly SiOSOOO,'
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04

Dora1,s MErr1SG.--It will be seen by
the advertisement in this morning uazette'
that Douglas and johnson ratification
meeting is to be held tomorrow night. ut
Liberty Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-04

WHEAT WANTED.
WE DESIRE TO APPRISE THE FAR
w MkRS of the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER MILLS, will again commence opera
tons about the 25th JULY.
A it is proposed that u portion of their product
shall be Family Flour, of the highest grade, We
promise Ii proportionate price for prime white
WHEAT suitable for its manufacture-though
all descriptions, in sound condition, will be pur-
chased WIN. II. FOWLE & SON,
lie lS-c3tawtf No 4, South Wharves.