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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
FHRRE FARMS FoR SALE
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-02-18
ENTIRELY NEW ENtlRKLY NV
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
A Strange Developemeut.

New HAVEN Conn, June CA strange
Development has Just been made in regard
TO the whereabouts Of +. l.. DeInreSt, who
vas missed from the Metropolitan Hotel,
New York. on the l1th Of January, 1857,
and who was supposed to have been murder
ed. \ letter was received this morning by
the cashier of the New Haven Bank, signed
by Deforest, dated Melbourne, April IL, 1850,
inquiring after his back dividends, which he
says he has not drawn for some time past.
lie adds that he had given the power OF
attorney to Messrs. MAILER. Lord & Quereau,
Wall street, New York, 10 enable them to
receive his dividends. lie also asks a state
ment Of the amount SO paid, ana price of the
stock at the latest sales. 4 careful compar-
ison Of the letter with other Of his manu-
scripts shows striking resemblance through
out and no doubt is expressed OF the genu-
jneness OF the letter. Ii comes by way Of
London and Boston
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
Fredericksburg Market, June 90

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Money il still offered at
easy rates. Call loans rule ut five to five and a
half, and in some instances six per cent.
The Post is informed by Mr.. Cisco, The Assis-
tant Treasurer of the United States ut this port,
that the Secretary of the Treasury has consented
to issue new Treasury notes for any now due or 10
become due this month, to bear the same rate Of
interest the old, provided they are delivered st
the Treasury Department, at Washington, before
the close of business on the 30th instant. Parties
holding over S3,5O0OOO have already avaiied
themselves of this offer.
The Times states that the Secretary of the Urea
.ury sold yesterday at Washington 100000 Trea-
sury notes, one year to run, and bearing i've per
cent interest at par, which fills up the full issue
of twenty millions Of dollars. Part of the pro.
ceeds, 100000, was deposited to his credit in the
Subtreasury in this city. Of the overdue notes
about 100000 have been renewed at the Office Of
the United States Assistant Treasurer here for
year, at the rate of five per cent The power o.
renewal will expire on Saturday week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

As the balance Of uneYpcnded appropriations
at the end of the present fiscal year is three or
four millions of dollars more than usual, il fol-
lows that there will be immediate calls upon tho
treasury for that amount. This, with demands
for the redemption of treasury notes, necessiates
loan of five or six millions at an early day
The balance in the treasury subject TO draft atthe
close of last week was five million six hundred
thousand dollars. At this season of the year tho
expenditures very largely in excess of receipts,
and no more treasury notes can be reissued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

An excellent opportunity to purchase
diamonds may be found by visiting ronstan-
tinople; it is stated in letter from that city,
that owing to the distress which now pre-
walls, general sale of these stones is making
by Turkish famlies,, and that the conse-
quence is q depreciation Of 20 per cent in the
gems.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

DEATH or 4 BANDlT-FATE OF UNITED
STATES SAiLoR-~ In our last issue we gave
the news of the arrest Of Francisco Sellez :,
the runaway banditt, who returned from the
United States as sailor on board the brig
IL. NJ. Merritt" Scarcely had our paper
gone to press when the news reached us
that Sciicz had met with fatal end. The
city papers Of the 9th contain full details of
the affair Itappcars that Selez was sent
from MatanZas to this city in order to be
tried FOR his past crimes, and consequently,
was sent Eandcuied, in charge of two armed
policemen; on the 9Th inst He slept that
night, TT the town OF Aguacate, and early in
the morning of the 1tIl, he resumed his tray-
el with the guards, but on reaching a narrow
alley, formed by fences Of the Morales farm,
and as Il coffee plantation belonging to Don
Mariana Aycrhott, ne ran away, crying out
M! Il aI to me- TO me, rs if calling
some one to his assistance. lie was closely
pursued by both the guards, one of them
jumping over the fence of the farm to head
BAN oil, and The other following the prisoner
through the narrow alley. As Sellez was
turning bend in the road, the policeman
that was behind fired at him: but missed him,
and rs the prisoner increased his speed the
one inside the farm level lied his musket and
shot hin: through the back Of the neck, the
ball coming our at the mouth, killing Sellez
Instantly. Thus ended the life of man who,
not satisfied with escaping once from the
hand of justice, rashly came back with avow-
ed intentions ct Recommending his career of
vice and crime, where he was SO we'll known.
- f'piyuU HcsSeHfyrT lime d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
GEORGETOWN Cattle Market, June 90.

Number of Beef Cattle offered 400, Of which
200 were sold at from S2.75 to 1892 p 100 fbs.;
100 were driven on to Baltimore; and 100 remain
over. good supply of sheep and lambs were
selling ut from $3.50 to So each
CowsASD CALVES from SIS to $40 p head.
Hoes from $7.5O@SS nett.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Flour is heavy and dull;
State s5.25@s5.35; Ohio $5.75@s5.s5; Southern
$5.G5@S5.95. Wheat is heavy; Southern white
1000. Corn is heavy; mixed 65c.; yellow 69c.;
white Csc. Pork is quiet. Lard is firm. Wits
key is steady. Stocks dull and lower. Mo.
ga Sl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
C O n II E r c I AL.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 3O.--Flour closed dull and IN
changed. Wheat closed dull sales Of 5000 bush
els, mostly the new crop; white l4C@l6Oc.; red
BOOB Corn closed quiet; white and yellow
6S@7lc Provisions closed firm. Whiskey clo-
sed dull ut cole.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
WANTED.

WHEAT WANTED.
X3TE DESIRE TO APPRISE THE FAR
w MER> oi the adjacent counties, that the
PIONEER MILLS. will again commence opera
lions about the 2J.h JULY.
A$ it is proposed that portion of their product
shall be Family Flour, OF the highest grade, we
can promise prorortlonatc price for prime white
WHEAT. suitable for its manufacture-though
al dcscr options, in sound condition, will be pur-
chased. WIN. II. FOWLE & son,
L. iS-.3tawtf 10 4 South Wharyes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
THE POTOMAC, PIEDMONT AND VALLEY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

DROP0SE to have trial Of MOWERS ON their
L grounds near Alexandria, Va, commencing
on TUESDAY, TENTH JULY, said trial to be
under the supervision of the President and Exec
u.iYe Comnittee;l record of the result to he made
III the time. and premiums awarded to the three
best machines nt tbs first Fair thereafter. By
order, JAS, c. NEFETH, Secretary.
je i2-2aWta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

.,..;-;,,z &c tho treaties with several of
'''e t. 80, ho,, wa are
the Eastern NaVlouS VIA VIZ,
about 10 have All expanded, anu IL Is W NC
hopel. mutually advantageous commerce.
the Ministers ana ,onSuiS "'' ''' ','e@ 49,.
Nuch powers III" ""''': - -
own cl'lzenS' "'"''s WIN ','''N , ''''''0'
residing 'herei''' a. are ea,c''Ia'ea - rrn
. s'"u "'.>' d',;nn nav ara invested with
;nd;";al noxars and their duties are so clear
~ Iet;ned thar there need be no difficulty in
Forr;ng obedience or punishment. There
;s ;,.,In ,,;nn,nanth section. an excellent pro-
,.;,;t,, - nn,,,nrace the settlement of con
,r .,.,.' ~, i, ciyil character bv mutual
,,.,a,,r.,t ,.r ,hr,n,h referees.
800 1 no;n+oa Trn;-
49, '~N ,.''.... c,s 49, rns,orn District
=, ruoo.,n. oso rs-
y. - ''''''' p ...on,at 1ocal ar
'5''~''' - . oa;,oss
tal"hie"'S' al" "ii''' VI t'1o
and power. II Is understood that seVefa'
DISTINGUISHED legal gentlemen were candl-
dates for the coveted honor, but Mr.. Aylett
~,,;n, IT. rnnrraSs went through like ''shot
OUT Of a shovel" The Office is worth about
81 300 per amn"m.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for a grand
ILL., = In1v ax.,rsion T. New York. by rail,
.,,,,,,o- g., ,hn nprnose of visi-
l""" al"
unS the "reat h'S'er''' ana ''''i"s d gov
time generally. The price Tor round trip
,hn,o / that they are positively limited to
one hundred from Washington. Consequent
~ those dgs:ro"s Oh aa.l' 'nt,.isete ~,
'n', f,i ;o ,r,,[,,,t rhorII lnse No time
- sao,r;r,|r .;nin+s
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The National intellIgcncer says, the luea
OF using volunteer 'n''''''' III '"o "'''''' -
forts, Is not new ana Is one ''a' deserves u
be favored ny ule NoNcFu'i'oii'' An'S 0"''
be maze as ehec''Ne as any 'to"PH ~ , en'
Worlu, lor Tue h'a'ef'ai - S0"o."ny 80,
ana out Il small 0eSte' VI pl"os'Uo 49, luI
as efficient as regulars.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Alexandria, Va, on the 30th day OF
June, 1860. Persons calling for Letters in this
list, will please say they are advertised.
Bowin, Chas II Capt Bradt, Ella Miss
Butler, Florince Miss Brown, George-2
Blondhaem, II Burke, X
Brown, John Bruce, W A
Cranmer, Edwin Compton, Edward Capt
Crotford, James Cole, Jane Z Mrs.
Cook, John Capt Clarke, Isaac
Cooper, Joseph Collins, Mary Mrs
Chase R II Rev Clark, Stephen
Cooke, Elizabeth T MISS Caldwell, Howard
Campbell, Jackson, Stafford Co
D
Dowell, Albert Fl Dickinson, 7 Capt
Doyles james Capt Dorsey, Margaret Mr..
Davis, } Thomas
Elliss Samuel l.
Fisher, John T French, Lewis N Capt
Farren, Marritt Capt Fraser, "
Foote, Otto Fairfax, Narclssus MISS
Grace, Aaron Grimes, Ann Miss
Garrett, Hilkiaka Gibson, Minor
Grant, Job & Graham. Margaret Mr.
Gibbs, Shadrach
H
Hughes, Eliza Miss2 Hunter, Maria
Henry, Rebccca Miss Hunt, K
Hoffman, William l!igdon, Mary Ann M
Hagan, James Hume, George
Hamilton, EI Humphries, Margaret Miss
jennings, Henry X jackson, Richard
Iden james $ Johnson, Margaret ]. Miss
K
Kelley, Edward f Kelly q Capt.
Kirk Harmon Kelley, Hannah
Kennedy, John Kraft, j
keir, James Knowles, l.
Kidwell, Jim Kennedy, William
Loyei7y Frank Lee, Joe
Me
McDoole, James McGrabb, Margare,
McGlnn, Owen Mcdonald. Philip
McDeller, Peter
M
Mankin, Frances Mrs Mart George 5
Merrill. George ) Martin II
Murphy, John~2 Mills. John
Martin, Robert ID Magec Robert Il
Miller, Richard II Munson, I b
Murray WI
Page, Alexander Parsons, B II
Pnkham, Jacob b Capt Phillips, James
Phillips, John Parkes, Martha Miss
Peck, NJ q Pomroy, Richard
PERIL, Sarah
@
Quigley, Peter Quiglcy, John
Reed, Mirander i Mrs Rutherford, n D
Rollins, julia Rockhill, /, "
Robinson, John
s
Spanger, Fannie W Miss Supple, Ann
Smith, James Il Stephenson, john
Swami, John Smoot, Joseph
Shank, John Stewart James
Sherman, joshua Sullivan, Mary L Miss
Schuenburg, Mrs~2 Sartin, Mary
Satterlcy. Vim Capt Simms, VIM
Smith, S d Smith, John
Tochman, q Taylor, Nicholas K
Tarleton, Ectorina Miss Turner, Benjamin
w
Warwick B = West, Armistcad
Wheeler j Emory Walton, Enoch
Wheeler, f Williamson, Ii
Walker, james Wick, Maria Miss
White, Landon c
jy 2-1t I. ". ASHBI, p. NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

{.ssaA A BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
HsfI FOR SALE.--I am authorized TO dispose
Of, at private sale, that desirable three story
BRICK DWELLING, on the cast side of WASH
ngton street, between Cameron and Queen, bull:
and occupied by Benjamin Hallowell.
The lot is about "a feet front on Washington
street, running back 1913 feet inches to the mid.
die of the square.
The house is 43 feet front, divided by hall !!
feet wide; two each side on the first floor,
four chambers III 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 his om" fnmity.
The building erected in 1885, and is il
good condition as on the day it was first occI.
pied, and is only sold because not now REQUIRED
for use by the proprietor.
A small portion only of the purchase moueS
will be required in cash; a 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 my time, by calling Oh
the subscriber, US the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, applyto
5th mo 2l-reo2m r. II. MILLER.
NROUND PLASTER.-We offer for sale best
VI WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine ~
own Mill, at So per ton of 224O fbs., deliverea
to cars or to vessels. The price will not be advsn.
ucd, and the farmer can rely upon getting the oes'
article, fresh ground, whenever they may orde;
je % MEADE 4 MARIE
WATER COOLERS, REFRIGERATOkS'
w fer sale by lje n JOHN OGDEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

cnQn NEW BAGS.--We are low prepared,
CDUU and will keep hand large lot Of
NEW BAGS for the delivery of Gruin consigned
10 us. je % KNOX i BROTHER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

NOR SALE.--FOUR HUNDRED ANp SIN
/ Tl- NINE AND THREE FOURTH ACRES
OF FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY LAND,
one hundred and fifteen acres Of it heavily tim
bered. never falling stream OF water passes
through it, Ii is situated within eight miles Of
two Railroad Dcpots, and eight Flour Mills, nj
which the highest market price is paid for wheat
The land is il good condition for producing line
crops. Terms unusually accommodating.
ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
White Post, Clarke Co.. Va. NH l--cGtf