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THE saath-ra Express csmpAny respectfully Fn
nna@ee 1sttz~f raHAins nEs<zsfEss
through 20 cSsFksyfe va 4 X and n G \ T.
Nli ears AIT ave PREPARED u forward that placs
.nd iht<fFenue points Nth prar and eizstrh
AZ Foess e=sHaf sent ~ express. They Isl aisa
forward - Al rasess ea stage routes. rsHnecfss
Nnh she seess Railroads fs5iis. s0tes crafts ee.
eolieeies aHst prasafs taFE made
- case No. 10 fabsic saa.fo
fsetI-H A Hull SapeFins-n4sBi-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Nku ROCKS IA variety Of Nee and Popular
~ Books Il kensncs Jnss received BY
fso4A HAeAS 4 TEEAxoE-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

a pGzE< Cd O. leHz.z, - szrio1s stFsee- t<fcd
ID ~.1h H. .cl<oz<3<4 colisn< ssEnsf, Car <ai< ~
s,hst-G eAi>S, BzoHk CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
IN ORDERING TICK ETs oRcERTrr1cArrs.

Enclose the amount Or money 10 our address Tor
what You wish TO purchase; nae the Lottery in
which you n ish q invested, and W hstheI you wish
-h"les, Halves ar Quarters, OF kighths, receipt
of which send what Is or de- ed by nrst mail 10.
getheI with the scheme.
immediately after the drawing "A Printed Drawing
certified to by the Com nssoueTs i'll be sent with
an Explanation.
ss- Purchasers willPlease write their signature
plain and give the name VI sheir Post ofice county
and Stair
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT con fldeniisl
RS- Allprizes 81 ,0OUanc ander paid immediatly
yafterthe irawing-othel prizesatthe Tim of
forty days.
IPwood, Eddy s Co.'s otieres are dra~n at
ususia, Geos ga, ana iimingtIB, Delaware. -.
Address orders or fickets Certificates by
ur Express u be ireeteGte
WOOD, EDDY X co. Augusta Georgia
or ,WOOo, EDDY 4 CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Wilmington Delaware.
Hs-Circulsrs Continuing Schemes Tor the mo tn
will be sent free OF By addressing above.
Jan2z
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PenmanShip.
R.ItMOV A

l. AFING moves my q. ods To Cherry street. mex
IL 10 the Irajer's Bank one door ITom UDioD,
take HE OccaEiOn TO return thanks a. NY friends
customers for the lib, raj patronage bestowed ia
OLD stand, AID hope that change Of place Will
OLly c-sESe continuance but - increase Of tn
trade heretofore received.
jin.E-n J. ii. NcGILL.
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Notice.

A IL. persons having claims against B. s. HAMIL
"A TO- ere requested To file them with his Trus
Tee Tor settlement OF before the sth day of Feb
ruary, $780, for pro distribution al d payment
W. H. LuClS, TRUSTEE. for
B. s. HAMILTON,
No. 70, Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
JanI--lm -
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PREMIUM PIANOS.


Irsr rsessvsa 40 .zsars.asss % sss H sssvu
ss-1 la. EeGslx-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Time fr' m Savannah and Charleston Nashy lie three
three Il a half and four days.
The from New York and Lladelpha, seven and a
half, eight and nine DAYS
lnterV eningS bbaihs cause.-the above variations in
time, as no freight trains are run On Sunday over
three lines.
No deientiOns by ice or snow. Overcharges and
damages Except manages occurring seal prompt
iy adjusted by the Nashville and hatts nooga Rail
roau on delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec. S-if
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

PersoBs living a. disl-nes Should p extfene,i
autksus x they aFder tstlsfs teksts OF Ger
tiecsses q Packz<es Of Tsckets- he ceultry -
atudsd xslA hpses end ssinahnk I<Aeries- kser{
Is keid sui % set pe<soasto ntest mo-
80 in ,isai Prizes q from $50 ,ooh s<os-
oo3 head their schenses-s1b Tickets ~ Ons Dol-r.
yleo eco czpual frlzes are offered Jackets - Al
sach In every 4 stance are fr1l1.s Sn@ money
seat 20 them ier tickets, KS % mechIhrSNn away
itl,oat shs sil.zosF of - estlsK prise
I<xsre Of ali Lotteries = here tAe Capital Prize -
gEus ssily large IN eopas 10 the price Ct Iiek-
osx Ia every here Larke prtzzz are ole<-
Cd fog = suztl Of fekets, POI = doe hlr Ger
saia frsus FRANCE Bk0aIthE>1s co.
No. Managers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Cau>rs hAK1FeEp
!, HESEs \. " wnln. Notary Fublie ta and far
the stale 81 Canaecslcpt, dsiy csasriss sec st.d
ora, residing he Cay AID Coutty 4 Nartfafd.
ssid 81 tssnuecsiEes, 90 esff5 Tia. the s
dAs - Jssnary, n the scar ene heps4Ea el ~ Een-
ared sE SIXTY fersonaii, aplesred before ii s-i
tss Of Hartford Azh ssssr 5srpa Il. ssrs zse
heih i tAs sity sigA xhshs I'll scsazsnts
81. sad ~is aEs sersanzii} kEsss a. sas . De fs-
sisctvsis the frssssat sd szsrezsrs q SAD Char
trr ts<E flfe a1s AzFine IHseE1b<e Ga pay, aGc
thsy sbse zaz there ssserslsy sussefcsd tAs seoss
<szs n n ~ pftssece. sp4 E4ae selznzn ettt -
abe sFa1e 81 TIE nssttsfs sh<fstz sst forth.
IN xstssss y tefeef. ! have hessEtfe fet ug h.nd
ace sxe nv Sszzzizi st4i "a E2se Cs % Var rerd,
thi he ,~enisss u dzy Il J@n-.sg shasr@aa sxht
O 50 skS hks k.w. NuEH,
l<ses-s. SsiaIy Pssas
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Es 80: Is g - -
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in c. nnettien With Reads below, are
running an Exp ELS Freight Train from Charleston
and savannah To Nashville slower speed .but with
the same eeriaipt, Their passenger trains No de
lay TO freights by this tute. l. W. COLE
Isn<t-u- Supt-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

\ WILL reat o. l~ase ray place the NaFfre1s
4 Hars.' IKE Tes from the eity FIR ts psesst
year oT xgh tae privilege of Eve yrars. There .
= COW eneut az ek Dwelling with kitehen and sssssd
Stables. and sIh-Hsltd ~sii NJ excells1t ~ss.r.
There Give acres q sapeEar lsad saIt-bie for
raising all kinds Of marketing.
f-b..-4f J. us Inns.
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Musif, piauos, sc.
HANSEN'S PIANOS.
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
PIANOS
Hansen.s Pianos.
PREMIUM PREMIUM
AF ~. md77 4T i::'

ANOTHER TRIUMPH
iavitea 1.-THE sttersiol a
l. epgbhe and o purchasers particularly ,toehe
superior Prspsaa Pianos, Manufactured BY ann A
spiead.d asssrtmea teonsta ntiy ob hand
Our Planes have reeeix ed Premiun1 ~ o YEAR in
succession ,lsSe and 1887 the Fai ofths Aneri-
eanlnstitnte ,CrystalPaaes incompettiof win noss
of theleadine man HfactaFert o New York sns Boz
ton aud are anquestcns6Iy oftbe beat qusiey ef
tone full round and brilliant zei anfsh sn6
durability and ge nattesourseives by the appTov
efreho~nec artists IN veEturine say that our Pr
te many others and equa Ito any
Grand rianoin regard TOW olume OF ton
oonch com htne " IN The greatest 6rmness shseh
. very rarely met with ia any other Pianos. All
oar PsaDos xsrranird. H. HANSEN,
Manufacturer o Pas q ! oF.es
wAkxkoesE 4 90 Centsr street New York
c. d. BENSON 4 CO. AGESrs
sspt2-eom ksshs lie Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
LIVERY STABLE.
Nashville Spring Races
Gl
WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, 29th of May, 1860,
A<n Cu<TlNtE II I'VE pAY>

On Tuesday, 29th of May, 1860.
AND CONTINUE I'VE DAYS.
fussaay nay .ofA --Sv eepsiakes for untriod three
Year olds-sl10 eutIance-S.S intfet-cne mile
heats-Ibfse more TO nil the stske-Club
add 81 O { the RAGS - rus.
Wednesday, Nag 3oSh Jockey Club Purse S3eo-rwo
mile heals. Fs
IAst5ay nay 3isf -eseersiakss fer three year olds
II laiir hrais- . 90 e. tranee-sS0 fnrfeit-thr~r
mere 20 al the siak--club TO add siOo Il the
Taca = ruH
Friday, JsH> Isi -Propristor's Purs-s2oo One
Ails Heats
Saturday Jvae 2s.-JOckey Club Parse sIOc-Two
AIir Heats
sasss DGy-s~eepstakest nr three year olds--sinsls
dzNs 81 nih $500 tAtr.nee-Sso forfen--
ter-o or sors ga al the stsks-clab 70 add sioo
u The run
To name and close 1t u March. Five per cert
entrance faF rlab msBey--a eniT e ta h, made 10
the aaserrlEns-- 4. CHEA titAn,
fsb-o-td Proprietor.
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Eating and Drinking Saloon,

as above The will keep constantly on hand a good
supply OF GAIE, OYSTERS, FISH, &c, &c They
icit share of patronage. Good COOKS and attentive
Saiters. sep7-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13
Freight 10 New York and Philadelphia
on
Cotton and Flour,

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Cotton bale of not than 500 lbs weight 81 25
fiour per barrel 45
NJ insurance necessary except from Charleston aud
Savannah 60 New Yoi and Phiadell hia
Cotton compressed at the OF ton and expense of
steamers when compressed, il be freieh from
New York TO foreign ports at p TO 16 less than
ton not compressed
Through recsiits issued by the Freight Agent of
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad.
W. ANDERSON,
dec23-u General agent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

1859. FALL. ARRANGENENT. 1850.
Two Daily Trains TO St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
nN and after DECEMBER 18th. 1852 Passenger
" Trains will leave New albany as follows:
l0:I0 A N. Chicago and IT. Louis Expf ess Mail
Uaily except sunday 5 reachHgSt Lauis AT IL so
A. NJ, and Chicago at 10.40 A. NJ: CINCINNATI at
1915 4. NJ.
l0I5 q. NJ. Chicago and ST. Louis Night Express
(fsily except Saturdays), reaching - Louis at
l:0OP- NJ, and Chlcagu a. l0;s0 4. NJ. Go SatGr-
day nights this train runs OILY TO Mitchell, re-
turning AsendaY mornings.
is r. NJ Mt hell Accommodation (paiIy except
SundayE1. Returning, connects With the train
from "a Louis AT ESQ A. NJ, rcac hing New AL
bany at s:t5 p NJ, Louisville s,40P. NJ
Trains leave -. LouEs At ESQ A. NJ, aud 4eo p
N..arrIying al Louisville At cas- A. u. and $40
r..
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APPROXIMATION prize..
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;Quarters SO SO

Cetiifratos u packages IL the ordIar, irawig Is
viii lie sold 81 q Iolle~ ing -ses, xhicE the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Mh, ie iiekeIs.- $50
:. 10 Half a -. 80
a L. Quarter a. - 20
{" ." 10 Eighth - 10
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

Only one change Of Cars 20 ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, or Chicago.
Baggage Checked Through.
Ali Trans connect CLASSIFY with ali Passenger
Trains OHIO ai.d Mississippi Rairoad anc
Indefinitely forU n. trains when they are delay
cd, thereby insurng 10 passengers reliable conuee-
tons at Aichell.t" or irsm "a Iuts Gins nnati-
Sc Passengers aud Baggage taken to and from
any part OF the city and The Cars Of charge.
Both Through Trains connect closely AT Grecncas-
tie with the Ierre Haate aud Richmond Railroad,
Nest Tor TeFre hautr and 81 ouis aud last Ia.
dianaPolis At Lafayette sitb the Toledo x Western
Railway. And with the Michigan southeru aud
Northern Indiana 4. X. for foledo and Chseago and
ali intermediate Stations. Also al Michigan City
Win the Michigan Ceatral RaFs.ad for Chicage and
ali points West Nor Also FOR Detroit4nd
all points fass-
So SenersIPassengeF ofhce Ne. SIS Main street
Louisville, ks. y here FttROG Gil liCkkIS and fur
Their Information be Obtained.
Trains run by Louiss 10, Time
X T. KICKER Sept
New Albany, Oct Il 1854 declT-,f
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Prizes Paid lima dtateis AFTER she
CAUTION.

- If,rdsrsadaruss<s 50 , kxScx ,BEokprK>1f q
a yIlningtoh Del. y d lsnset Sith prompt aiten-
ION a a q seia raxsrE sen assoOna -
over.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-13

. NALrCtfnSS.
Velvet, Brussels, piy sn, all wool, half wool
stair. Hall "a Cotton Carl etngs, every grade and
quality Mats, Hearth Rugs Canton Mating, ocoa
Indeed. Il . ar purPsse 10 keep constantly
land full and eonit lete stscS ct the above 6sosl<
With viii oner Cash ~ prompt time dealer 5
cs, u not S. than AM Otner house la The west
ern coantry.
To thoss who In search Of Goods below the
ma. kef PFaces, lok n L - THAN TRAY ARR
WORTH, ! We ssnld say ilst eur afranss fneaIs are
csmsslefed FIR tofalniug cols & meHts and a. Job
i@sss - that 81 enable Al ali skeif
wishes, AID earnests reqEest - Insh Bayefs
fFosDIt Pay ing 1c>taDers call exam our
Stock before purchasing eseN here We are deter
naineG 70 make heess shs bep<l Il Cheap too1s-
1EAbrk 4 LCCCS-
notice will be given q cur arst Asmacih Anc-
ton sale a Spring ana SUMMER Gooa<.
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Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
On TIE HAVANA PLAN.
ExfTe Closs 10.
TO pc drswnin Wilmington, Delaware, Wednesday
Feb. -, 1850.
Every other Ticket a Prize.
Prizes payable in fall without dsdaciiJn
In: hess Lotferls sssery Prizs.s .irarni
And - Approximation price rangins from go
up TO ss00.
!. 49,. a~oasssrF ,pssse %

sSsSS srizes..... 49,. amonEtiHE t"sSt0.0ee
Whole rickesssio II alves Is yaAEtsiss. 80
Persons - no desirs aeed only reassiths risk on
ackage lef~hIeh weEil zena aNertincsttAsoi
lows: -.
ssr,iaeaie orPaek sgseG lie wh0iss cos1s- ---sse
DO. 90. Is ualfts, - -
do. do l. 9aaftsIs,.... -.-..-
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Whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; Quarters IS
Certificates e Packages III be sold the following
rates, kscls Is Tie
Certificate Oi Paekat Of &c whole Tici ~ts 500 90
~ half i4Q SO
.1 20 quarter .. % IS
:. % % eighth 81 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23

Rumored Withdrawal Of Douglas.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-It is rumored this
afternoon, that Judge Douglas has authori-
zed Dean Richmond to withdraw his name
from the Convention as "a candidate for the
nomination for President, if by such with
drawal, harmony can be produced.
Later from California-Indian War in Carson
Valley-Battle between Jack Hays and an
Indian Army-Discontinuan of the Pony
Express.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 22-The Califor-
MIA Overland mail of the LIST instant, has ar
rived.
The Indians were making attacks on all
the stations and settlements from Walkers
river to Honey Lake. They had concentra-
ted 5000 strong at Tyrannin Lake. Col.
Jack Hays with 600 volunteers and l6 gov.
eminent soldiers had met and defeated 300
Indians at Williams station. A stronger
party had started to force general battle.
The Pony Expr.s' has been discontinued
in consequence of these disturbances, which
constitute the only topic of interest. At
San Francisco, the news of the rejection of
the Santillan claim caused great rejoicing.
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CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Friday, juno 22'

Senate, Friday, juno 22'
Mr.. Latham offered resolution directing
the Secretary of the Senate to pay the remain
d A. Of the salary of the late Senator Broder-
lex to his asst gnee. Referred.
Much confusion cnsued Many Senators
being on the floor at once, making separate
motions.
MIR. Mason moved to proceed to hold an
Executive session.
The motion was defeated, there being but
one vote in the affirmative.
The Joint resolution supplementary to
the Joint resolution in relation to the pnb,
lie printiur, was considered and passed
yeas u, nays -. lt authorizes the Sec
refary of the Interior. instead oi the Super
inteutdent of the Public Printing, to con-
tract Tor the purchase at the necessary build
mrs for a government printing oihce
Mr.. Ivers,,n made an earnest appeal TO the
Senate to devote an hour or two 10 the con-
consideration OF the House private bills on
the calendar: for the President had an
nounced that he would not sign any private
bills except those which were sent to hum
to-day.
The motion was not agreed to-
On motion by Mr. lulce, the post route
bin was taken up, and numerous amend
meats we're made to it, which caused con
siderable discussion. In the midst OF It's
consideration, Il message was received from
the House announcing the passage OF b'l
authorizing II loan, and providing Tor tue
reicmpton Of Treasury notes.
Mr.. Hunter explained that tins was SUD
stantialv the same proposition heretofore
adopted by the Senate and the bill was read
three times by unanimous consent and
passed.
Mr.. Pearcc, from the Committee OF Con-
ference on the Legislative, Executive and Ju-
dicial Appropriation bill, submitted report
which was concurred in, and tile Dbl IS
therefore disposed OF.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee OF Con
| ference on the Post Office Deficiency bi'i, re-
ported that the Committee were unable 10
agree, and they were discharged.
The Post Otiec Route bill vas resumed,
and a long debate eusucl on the various
propositions for Pacific mail service, some
| Senators advocating the overland routes ana
others speaking in favor OF steamship SER
! vice.
The Senate then took recess for two
| hours
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
MARRIED.

At Christ Church, (Akakeck,) Prince George,
County, Maryland, on Thursday morning l4th Of
June, 1860, by the Rev. Lemucl Wilmer, W. A.
NJ. FULLER, of Philadelphia, and LIZZIE NJ.
7. WILMER, youngest daughter of the late Rev.
Simon Wilmer, Of Charles County, Md.
On Tuesday last by the Rev. Mr. Getting, J. j.
ROBINSON, and Miss VICTORIA MORGAN,
both Of ST. Marys County, Md.
On the 9th il st. in the city of Enfaula, Alaba-
ma, al the residence of the brides father, by the
Rev. DR.. Nicely, S. HUBERT DENT, esq, form
erly of Charles Ccuuty, Nd, and Miss ANNIE
i. YOUNG. Of the former place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
The Richmond Convention

RICHMOND, June 22.-The Seceders Con-
vention met to-day and adjourned till to-
morrow. 1t may be authoritatiyey stated
that it is not the intention of the delegates
here TO adjourn to Baltimore, and further
that they are alphabetically opposed to it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
Letter from Upperville.

correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
rppFRyILLE, June 2l.-CoLr SHow.-l
.end you list of premiums awarded at the
,,o,t Colt Show. This annual exhibition
i evidently destined to improve the breed If
horses in this region, and the Club seem to
spare s neither pains nor expense to make it
ssPminently successful. Richard II. Dulaney,
s s" upon the part Of the Company, has pur-
Cbased for l,0OO) very neatly enclosed
Inf Of ground, in the vicinity of Uppervlllee,
snown As The Vineyard" to he approprl-
, ,' fitted up, and used in future for the
annual exhibitions.
Tur BArrIsr Observation-Disclosures inter
o.,eI are buSiiy engaged in making the ne
,,.,,arv preparations for the approaching
meeting of the Association, on the Sth OF
INV. over twenty hands were employed
Yesterday in erecting the stand, &c, under
the srperintendenceo of Messrs. kertoot, Moss
an3 Farr. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
Sentence of an Express Swindler.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Juno 2l.-Maroney,
the former agent of Adams & Co.'S Express
here, pleaded guilty to robbing the office Of
$50, 1000, and has been sentenced by Judge
Shorter to ten years in the penitentiary.
The money was recovered last August by
the aid of Allen Pinkerton's detective agen-
cy of Chicago. 1t was buried in an obscure
place, near Philadel pha.
Maroney's wife, and other parties impli-
Gated, will doubtless be brought to ustice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
The Press and the Telegraph.

New YORK, June 22.-The Herald, Jour
nal of Commerce, ETC., contain editorials
strongly condemnatory of the Executive Com
mittee of the American Telegraph Company,
for their extortionate demands and threats
against the Press, and urge the stockholders
to come forward at their meeting here next
Thursday, and rescue their property from
certain destruction by the madmen who now
control it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
The Lost Of the Steamer Walker.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.--The steamship
Delaware, from New York, via Cape May,
arrived here with the survivors of the wreck
of the steamer Walker. The following is
the list of the missing: Henry Bread, limo
thy Conner, Jeremiah Cozzey, John NJ.
Brown, Michael NJ. Gee, Marquis Bonevien-
to. James Patterson Michael Altman, John
Driscoll, Robert Wilson, Cornelius Grove,
Chas. Miller, George W. johnson, Samuel
Leger, Peter Conway, Daniel Smith, John
Farren, Joseph BATH, James Farren, George
Price, n. G. Porter, Mays Landing. n. j., J
S. J. Hudson, f. Smith, John Englison, and
VIM. Taylor. The officers and 43 men were
saved III the boats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
DIED.

At 0akvil!e, the residence of Thomas ". Swami,
on the 22d inst. WILLIAM I. SWAMI, esq.
formerly member Of the Washington Bar, in the
forty third year of his age. FAY The friends and
acquuntances of the family are respectfully invi-
tel to attend his funeral, on Sunday, the oath in
slant, 1T O'clock, Z. VI.
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Later from Vera Cruz.

New ORLEANS, June 2l.-The steam sloop-
oE-war Pocahontas Is guns from Vera Cruz
on the 10th, has arrived here, bringing i'm
portant dispatches for the Government at
Washington. Her advices ure uni,npurtant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23
NOTICE.

OUR BILLS FOR The past half year nave =!
~ been made 81: 10 day. y: MANY is CAR 'nA re
il convenient y i'll confer on us a favor ny calling
n o,,,,lesh fnr. accounts, which if not taken away
rrinr Ia the 2oih insi vii! be I" all l0r whom
intended. without discrimination. Werc>peciiuI-
ly urge that there will be more than usual effort
made on the part o.: our credit customers to settle
up. 'hAuEIA D"'"'','
Washington, june 2$-dtiyl
ryCuANGE ON NEN YORK, for sale in
Z! sums to suit purchasers, BY
WM. II. F0WLE d son,
10 % M. /. South Wharyes.
: LEXANDKIA CITY six per cent. STGCh
4 Registered and Coupcn. for sale by
dec Soft GoAss bholuHho'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23

NT0TICE.-IAe ACCnT!M",, MILLS. in Fair
y fax County. nave been rented by Mr.. NAhh
YOUNG. who will Ire prepared 4; his "t.cv 10 al
cvau;tria cornc. It Prince aod lni'" Gtree'>' 10
fI,ui 10 tie trade ana Consumers. Il choice artl-
Gle Of TLOUR Tor family tie, together with 4
General a>sortmcn, Of MILL FEED al current
rates. WHEAT aud other GRAIN purchases by
his agent. @'9E' II ''i'HA'~'
10 2}--e0lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-23

0e.vce Co,.xrv VA-At meeting of
49, ';+;a,,s ,r nr,n,,n held at the Court
I,1' ''''"0 - I., 1r.L forn,rno,as
HOUSE, on .0"'at -" - ny D',,,xIt1n md
explained IN the lolioWlhS rFea"'"1o an d,
Resolutions. RICHARD RAWLINGS was called
IN the Chair, and John 5. Pavue appointed
Senrntorv
a., T,It:n, e Cn John Willis. the fol-
,,.,., ,,,,n;n,oa NV the
io"!'i3 oo,l''n''''' "'2 ~ TI,. Wi
Nlalr 70 au"pI feHo1"'t''9' VIZ
liz, NJ. IS. Sanford, Lewis -, " ill'''Ns ,Ji''
DR.. Th0s. {. R!yclrv and Wilson ). New
man
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