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~ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Methodist E. General Conference.

BUFFALO, May 25.-The Methodist Z.
Conference to-day resumed the consideration
of the Slavery question.
Rev. J c. Murphy (Phil.) spoke against
the minority report. and was followed by DR..
+. f. Thomps on, of the Northern Ohio Con
ference, in an able argument in favor of the
report.
The venerable DR.. Alfred Griffith (Balti-
more) then spoke eloquently in opposition
to the report.
Rev. j. G. Cron (Ill.) spoke in opposition
to the report, and replied at length to the
speech of Mr.. Moody on Wednesday,
An attempt was made during the proceed
ings to create sympathy for the majority
report by DR.. Haven, of the New Engla
Conference, in behalf of some OF the Bishops,
calling attention to the fact that a white
woman was in the Hall whose mother was
held in slavery, and who desired to present
her claims to the brethren, for assistance to
obtain her liberation.
Objection was made, and the matter was
withdrawn.
The election of officers for the Church,
was made the special order for Monday.
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CCRIPTURE COMMENTARIES AND 9TH
y Err BOOKS.-Expository Thoughts on the
Gospels, for family and private use, by Rev. J. G.
Ryle, vols. 81 per volume
Kites Dali, Bible illustrations, vols, 81 per
volume.
A Commentary Critical, Expository and Practi-
cal on the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke,
by Rev ohm J. Owens, 2 vols, SIPS per vol.
Discourses and Sayings Of our Lord Jesus
Christ, illustrated in series of Expositions, by
Rev. John Brown, vols, So per vol
REPOSITORY Discourses on the First Epistle OF
Peter and Paul's Epistle to the Romans, by Rev.
John Brown, Of Scotland, $3.50 per vol.
Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases, SO
classified and arranged as to facilitate the expires.
sion of ideas and assist in literary composition, by
Peter NJ Roget, late Secretary of the Royal Soclc-
ty, Sl.5O.
The True Prince of the Tribe of Judah. or Life
Scenes of the Messiah, by Rev. Rufus W. Clark,
Sl.00.
The Christ of History, an argument grounded
in the facts of His life on earth, by John Young,
of Scotland, 75c.
The Bible and Social Reform, or the Scriptures
as a means of civilization, by r. II. Tyler, A NJ,
sl.00.
Caroline Perthes, the christian wife, condensed
from the life of Frederick Christopher Porthcs, by
Mrs. Tuthill, Sl.25.
A Little Thing Great, or the Dance and Dane
ing School, by Rev. John 7. Brooke, formerly
Rector of Christ Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, a0c.
Cousin Guy, being the second volume OF 1.-The
Oakland Stories" by Rev. George B. Taylor, OF
Va, SOC Just published, and for sale by
my 2S JOHN IL. PARROTT.
~-s=e FOR NEW YORK.-The new and
Hss4.4ss,e egunt Screw Steamship MONTlCEL-
LU, eager, Captain, will leave the Company $
depot, on Wednesday, May 3Oh, 1860, at 4 o'clock
?. NJ.
Cabin Passage, with elegant State Room accom-
modatous $3.50.
Returning, will leave New York on Saturday,
June Cd.
For freight or passage, apply to
FOWLE It CO., Agents, Alexandra.
H. B. CROMWELL & Co., hgts \. York. Pier No. II.
ri" NOTICE.-The steamer MONTICELLO,
will hereafter stop at Norfolk every Monday
morning on her inward trip from New York, and
leave the same afternoon for this place and Wash
ngton Freight taken ut most reasonable rates
Passage, including meals, So.
For freight or passage, apply to
T. P. CROMWELL,
Agent OF the Company at Norfolk.
FOWLE & CO., Agents, Alexandria.
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Canadian Items.

ToRoNro, May 25.-Yesterday, the ami
versarv of the Queens birthday was gener-
ally observed as a holiday throughout the
provinces. , !.
Alex. Hoig, Miss Baker and Miss Martin
were drowned in the bay last evening by
the upsctting Of the boat in which they were
sailing.
Rev. III. Grattan Guinness preached here
last evening, and left this morning Tor Que
bee, on the way to ngland.
MONTREAL. May 25.-Yesterday being
the Queens birthday, it was observed as a
holiday; nearly all the places of business
were closed; the military and tiremen had
reviews and there were fireworks and con-
cert in the evening.
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U. G. Il. q, Z. 4.
HUNNEW ELLIS UNIVERSAL
C0uGH REMEDY
For all TAroat and Lang Complaints, from

For all Throm and Lang Complaints, from
Common Couyhs TO actual Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints from Neural
gia through all cases where Opium ever used
to that OF Delirium Tremens, and the common
chief cause of disease, the Loss of Sleep. The
Tou Anodyne, though containing not particle
of Opium, produces NIL the requirements of, and
may 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 10 all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect mpunty. Asking
all to court from proprietors or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and read
ing of our pamphlets, to be found with all Dealers
and more particularly to purchase only of those
who can be depended upon, we wait in confidence
the decisions of Patients and Physicians.
"Prices within reach of all"
General Agents.. W. HUNNEWELL l. CO.,
I Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, l45 Water street, New York
Under the special supervision of JOHN l.. HUN
NEWELL, Chenis, and Pharmaceutist Boston,
Mass, whose signature the cOrks OF the
genuine only, and to whom address all commuui
cations. For sale by all respectable dealers every
whcro. PEEL 4 STEVENS, Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria
nn,
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Savannah Slave Trial.

SAVANNAH, May 25.--Mossrs. Lamar,
STYLES, Middleton and Hone, who were IN
dicted for rescuing Capt. Farnum from prl-
son, pleaded guilty TO the indictment before
the U. 5. Circuit Court.
The case of c. 4. L. Lamar, for holding
African slaves, has been postponed till Mon
day.
The jury in the case of Captain farnum,
for piracy, have rendered no verdict yet
The jury are believed to stand Ii TOR acquit-
tai and for conviction.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
YORK PA
INCORPOR RATED IN 1856.
r. KIRK WHITE, President.
BRANCH Al ALEXANDRIA. VA.

Faculty. VI. TRIMMER, President, Pro-
fessor of Plain and Ornamental Pcnmanship,
Business Correspondence, &C.: WIN. NJ. kAUF-
MAN, Practical Accountant, Professor OF Book
keeping, Commercial Calculations, dc.
Professor I. KIRK WHITE, Consulting Ac-
countant, and Teacher of the Art of Detecting
Counterfeit and Altered Bank Notes.
The Collegiate Course. Bookkeeping in all its
most approved forms.
PENMANSHIP in all the ancient and modern
hands.
Commercial Calculations Commercial Law, and
all other subjects necessary for thorough bus-
ness education.
TERMs-Full course, (time Infinitely S25.
For full information. call at the College rooms,
in the Exchange Block, or address
A. NJ. TRIMMER, Alexandria, Va.
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Trial for Murder and Rape.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, May 25.--The trial
of Alexander Desmarteau, for murder ana
rape of Augustine Lucas, Il gill ote'Sht years,
was concluded to-day. and the prisoner found
yuilty of murder III the first degree. Law
exceptions have been taken, and his sentence
is nnStnoned.
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Congressional Nominations.

ST.. LOUIS. May 25.-The Democratic Con-
vention Tor the Second Congressional Dis
trict. has nominated Hon. john B. Henderson
for Congress, to succeed Hon. IhoS. Il. An
dcrsnn. At the same time andplace the OPP
rosition Convention nominated Jas. y. Rol-
Inns for Congress.
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Suicide by Hanging.

CORNING. n. Y, May 25.-B. +. Farrell u
clothing merchant OF this village, was found
by his wife hanging by the neck, dead, in his
own barn. this morning. Some four years
since he attempted suicide, and was saved by
the rope breaking. He has been lately de-
pressed in spirits, which was undoubtedly the
cause of this act.
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Washington, my l6-coGt
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

4. c. BROrS. y I. JohNsloH'
BROEN If CO.,
Corner OF WASHINGTON AND MADISON STREETS
MlDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA.
DEALER% in Dry Goods Groceries, Queens
| ware, Hardware. Cutlery, Drugs Paints
Bar Iron, Plough Iron, Steel, Strap and Band
Iron. &C.. are just receiving well assorted stock
Of Goods, suited to the approaching season, en-
bracing every style and quality, especially adap.
ted to the wants Of their customers, and general
family use.
With assurances Of their undiminiShed efforts to
please all who deal with them, they solicit an
carly call. Middehurg, ap 5-eo2m
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The Old School General Assembly.

ROCHESTER,, May 25.-The Old School
General Assembly re-assembled to-day
The Church Extension Committees report
was adopted, and the committees name was
changed to that of "Board of Church Bull
ding" The Assembly agreed To meet IN
Philadelphia next May. The great debate
ON the Board question was concluded, and
the Assembly resolved that it is inexpedlent
to make any organic change. Ayes 23l,
NAYS 81.
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SUNDA1 OCHOOL EAHlBiIlON.--IH e CHii-
dren attached to st. Mary's Sunday School,
will give an exhibition and concert at Liber-
ty Hall, this evening, for the benefit of their
school funds, and to assist in liquidating the
debt due on St. Mary's Hall. The speaking
is to be under the direction of the Superin-
tendent. while the singing has been arranged
for by Mr. George f. B. French, of Wash
ington As there is always q crowd at these
entertainments, those who want good seats
should go early.
CIRCUIT CouRr-FIrTH DAY.-Thc case
of Adams VS.. Selden, Withers 4 Co occu-
pied the attention of the Court on Saturday,
and the jury in the case were adjourned
over until to-day Mr.. Funston appeared
for the plaintiff, and Messrs. Chiffon and
Brent for the defendants.
The Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning.
CHANGE OF LIBRARY HoURs.-The Board
of Directors of the Alexandria Library Com
pany, at Il meeting held on Saturday even
ing, directed a change of the Library hours
in the afternoon, and discontinuance OF the
night hours For the present, the Library
will be open only from to o'clock, 7. NJ,
daily.
TIE JAPANESE, in Washington, on Friday
last, spent part of the day in examining and
admiring Il collection of paintings, engrav-
ings, maps, &C., collected for their inspec-
ton. The maps, particularly arrested their
attention. In the afternoon they attended
II 1 Il thn
dent of the Executive Mansion.
4 paragraph in Saturdays Gazette speak
ing of the Seventeen years Locusts, says
the fields give lamcntable signs OF their
devastations." This, we believe, is an err
ror. is said they are entirely harmless.
The fields arc injured by the worm and fly,
&c, but not by the LocuSts.
Hereafter the morning trains on the Wash
nyton Branch Railroad leave Washington
at twenty minutes past six, and twenty-five
minutes past seven; the afternoon trains at
twenty minutes past three, and at halt-past
five. On Sundays, only the train at twenty
minutes past three will leave Washington.
SAD AcclDENT-On Tuesday last, little
daughter Of Mrs Henrietta Hess, about Is
months old, residing with Mr.. Lewis Applch,
ON ROYAL street, near the market square, ac-
ciden,ally upset II pot Of boiling coffee in
her lap, scalding her dreatully, from the eli
lects of which she died on Friday night.
County CouRT.--Thc following gentlemen COM
pose the County Court of this County. Over two
thirds of the Court are new members:
FIRST n,sTRlcT.-,IaS. A. English, c. l.. Ncalc,
w. A. Harper, J. J. Wheat.
SECOND DlsrnlCr-Wm. \. Brown, c. 7. Shaw,
Elw Burchcll. Thos. Smith,.
THIRD DIsrRIcr.-T. Dixon, Robt Crockett, 5.
Beach. K. e. Violet
ForRru DIsrRtCr.-E. I. Wilmer, W. H. Fowlc,
JAS w Nails, Vim. B. Price.
FiPru DlSrRICT.-J. Il. Johnson, ii. 5. Wunder,
". SunerS, I. Dawson.
11r-."s
1850. ALTMAN VAC. 1860.
FIFTH MONTH. SUN SUN
MAY. rises. sets. MUM rhAShS'
Is Monday."...... t ~ III D. II. N.
29 Tuesday. / " IL tuli.... IL 10 NJ
80 WedUesday.... Al IL Last Qr..ll IN.
81 Thursday ...... All l9lNew .."l9 - - NJ.
| Fr!iay.........i Az Zu.flrStqr..zo % r.
4 JuI ! 20
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Ere al DAYTON Ohio.

DAYrox, Ohio, May 25.-The extensive
tannery of Haas, Mitchell II Stewart, Of this
city; was destroyed by fire last night Loss
SD, 900; insurance $4,000.
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Dapartures for Europe.

New YORK, May 2G.-The steamship Full
ION sailed for llavre at noon to- day, and took
out on freight SSSl 900 in specie. The Kan
CARGO. for Liverpool, sailed at the same hour
with $40 passengers and $3.50 IN specie.
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M 4 r n Z L I s T .
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY
\ RRIvEi,

ARRIVED.
Schr. Arnon, Crosby, -, plaster to "m H.
Fowic i Son.
SAILED.
Scir. Hamilton, ogden, New York, by B. NJ.
Franks.
Schr. VIA T. iIendrn, Latin, Fredericksburg,
by b. NJ. Franks.
Schr. .Iohn Alexander, Applcgarth, Norfolk, by
American Coal Go.
Schr. South Wind, Mitchell, Norfolk, by Amer
lean Coal Co.
Schr. Hero, Lakeman, Boston, by American
Coal Co.
Schr. Henry Cole, Hazelton, Providence, by
VIM II. Fowlc 4 Son.
Scnr. Heroine, Champlin, Norwich, by I. D..
Mrhatley.
Steamer James jerome, jerome, Philadelphia,
by VIM II. Fowlc l. Son.
Steamer st. Nicholas, Guy, Baltimore, by Wheat
d Bro
MEMORANDA.
Schr VI. c. Duricc, Robbins, cid from Fall
River, for this port, 9th inst.
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REST KIND OF INSURANCE WITH PRO-
EITS mITHnIIT LIABILITY

1lUE undersigned, and j. c. Il }. h. Lew -
i represent over TEN MILLIONS FOX IN
DEAISITY ON LIVES AND PROPERTY in
Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington, at the
lowest rates, and with dividends to policy holders
annually. Persons desiring Insurance will find
it much tn their interest to examine this plan.
rs" Office 1872, Seventh ST., Washington, ID. {.
References in Alexandria, Baync Co., Gray,
Miller & Co.. Francis l.. Smith, esq, John L.
Creighton, esq ). Z. LIZ" 10.
Woshiuytou nv 2S-eO3wa:
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Obituary.

ST. CAruARlSE, G. W, May 25.-W. II.
Merritt. ir.. son Of Hon. W. Ii. Merritt, and
managing director Of the Welland Railway,
died suddenly this morning.
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ia A BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
saSI- FOR SALE.-I am authorized to dispose
of, ut private SALE that desirable three story
BRICK DWELLING, on the east side of Wash
ington street, between Cameron and Queen, built
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 40 feet front, divided by hall 4!
feet wide; two rooms each side the first floor,
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 his o,on family.
The building was erected in 1885, and is in
rs good condition as the day it was first occu
pied, and is only sold, because not now required
for use by the proprietor.
A 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, Gun 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 2r-co2m K. II. MILLER.
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Iattar from Tahuantepec.

New ORLEANS, May 25.--The schooner D..
F. Keeling, from Minatillan on the lGth, has
arrived, and reports that rich gold mines have
been discovered on the isthmuS of Tchuante-
pee, and that great excitement exists IN con
sequence. r
Consul Allen came pas 'engcr as bearer OF
important dispatches to Washington.
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4 letter from Woodstock, Shenandoah
County. says:-'OId Shenandoah has cleo
ted Wing for Sheriff There were three
candidates running, two strong Democrats,
and one Whig. S. you can see what a
change has taken place in public sentiment
;nsthr old TENTH"
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DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, Gc.-Breast
~ Pumps. Pipes Bed Pans, Urcnals, Nursing
Bottles. Flint Glass Phials, Graduate Measures,
Glass Mortars, pepares, Nipple Shields, Glass
Syringes Funuels, RetortS, SpccuIums, Pill
Boxes, Powder Boxes, Gutta Percha peparies,
Silver-warc Respirators for protection Of the
Lungs, &C., for sale by
nv oS H. COOK & CO., Sarepta Hall.
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NOTICE To THE FARMERS O

NOIlCE IL IdE tAdNEho of
Fairfax, Prince William, Loudoun,
Fauquier, Rappahannock, Culpeper,
Madison, Clarke, Jefferson,
King George, Wesmorcland, Stafford,
Northumberland, and Richmond Counties.
WE BELIEVE IT WILL BE A FACT ADJ
w mttcd by all competitors, upon fair trial,
that TIE MCCORMICK REAPER and MOWER
Us a combined MACHINE, is superior in point
of simplicity, durability, and perfect working, to
any other now offered the public. We there
fore particularly request all those who contem
plate purchasing the coming season, to examine
carefully the MCCORMICK MACHINE for 1860,
before making other arrangements, and those who
wish, can take the Mccormick into the field with
any other and keep and pay for the use, i'preterrcd
after harvest. Its the only way to give the mat
ter IL thorough test, and we are DESTROYS that the
farmers as well ourselves, should be fully salts
fed us to the true merits of the different machines
now being offered for sale.
MACHINES delivered either from Baltimore or
Alexandria, ut Baltimore prices.
l.is" The terms of payment shall be made sat
isfactory. ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Seeds, and
Guanos, No. 2S, King street. Opposite knox
Brother) my 23--eolm
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY,

PUBLISHED at Augusta, ia. On the 10Th
of Nav, will be issued the first number of the
second volume Of the SOUTHERN FIELD AN d
PRESIDE. The most distinguished Southern
writers will adorn its columns, constituting an
unrivalIcd galaxy of talent. Longstreet, SnmS,
kennedy Cooke, Turner, Thompson, lngraham,
and IIayne; also, the most popular writer's of the
South and especially many Lady writers OF es-
ablshcd literary reputation, will contribute to
the forth coming volume. Judge Longstrcet will
furnish :, series Of GEORGIA SCENES, never
before published.
The Second Volume will open with Tale by
John Esten Cooke, author of THE Virginia Come
dians." &c., entitled "TlIE PRIDE OF FAIL
LING WATER"-a Tale Of the Old French War
Of 1855.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION 80 year, in ad-
vance. All papers stopped at the expiration
of the time paid for No order for the paper at
tended To unless accompanied By the money.
JAMES GARDNER Proprietor.
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Augusta, Georgia, my 23-co2w

NEW LAWNS.--Wc have just received
~ 100 pieces OF the handsomest Lawns to sell
ut ~ cents we have ever sold, and the colors are
all warranted perfectly fast.
Also, on hand, 80 pieces beautiful printed "nd
satin plaid Bercges, which now selling at
%. q and 81 cents and all worth great deal
more money.
100 handsome Bcrege Robes in small hounceS,
ranging from So piece up.
SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.-We have
marked down nearly all our Spring Silks in order
to sell them 81 this month, and Ladies III pursuit
of Il cheap and good Silk will really do themselves
an injustice fthcy purchase before looking through
our assortment.
The lowest cash price marked in plain figures.
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 CO.
No. IS, opposite Centre Market,
between eth and Sth streets.
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,x,so,.-.,,,,s. A.E.
.,x-~-:C1 - -. A~.-a<
- A~~r -e~-f~ 49,
49,
ARRIVED, May -.

ARRIVED, May %.
Boats John Spencer, Homecoming, Reldccr,
Eugene, and Gen. Simpson, coal to W m H. to"le
Il Son.
Boats Cathcurt. John Saven, J. C. IIeiston, I.
p Sherman T. james. and A. ii. Bradt, coal to
American Coal CO.
Boats 4. II. Peterborough, and j. W. Barnes,
coal to Borden Mining 90.
Boats Thrcc Brothers, and John Ii. Shaw coal
to FruScburg Coal Co.
Boats Eliza SNYDER, NJ. Trcibcr, Mary Ellen,
Dr. j. Robertson, aud Josiah Witt, coal TO Ale
ghany Mining Co.
Boats Morgan Miller, D. Morrisey, c. L. Nudge,
Mary Martens, NJ. 0. Shea, and Col. Young Goa!
to I. J. Mchalicy.
E.@~ BELLE HAVEN lNsTIrrTE.-This lnsti-
tutc trr Young Ladies' located IN pleasant ana
healthy part of the good old town OF Alexandra,
and conducted by the learned and accomplished
Miss H. TehhS, late Of Loudoun County, Va,
where she has had several years experience IN
teaching together with her assistants, whom do
not hesitate 10 say, are an efficient ana compe-
tent CORPS of instructors as can be found IN any
other Female Institution in Virginia, is now, |
am happv to learn, in Il very ourshing condition,
and commendS itself to the patronage Of all the
ncirilburiue States indeed. to the WA"!e Union.
Though this Institute is yet i'll Its infancy, uu'
lcrStand that it is very llhcraliy palroHHed oy
persons of various parts OF the United states ana
/ am nanny to see cit to recommend ii to parents
wishing tu send their daughters 10 school, as one
of the best institutions learning III this or all.
ether State rs they are educated not only IN
those sciences which give vigor to their intellect
aud prepare them for the future duties OF Their
lives, but the more graceful accomplishments, and
above all, their religious duties are by 10 means
neglected. my 2S-ltl LorDouN.
- Tho Iadirs Of 81. Pauls Church, will
holda STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, and sale Of
FANCY ARTICLES. at SARErTA HALL. ON
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY,
from TO 10, P. 81.
donations will be received at the Hall, on the
mornings Of the above days. my 2S-0t
zi;~THE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
in eases of " hopping Cough. There are probably
more eases Of Whooping Cough continued 10 great
To-, nth oi time by the use OF Remedies containing
exnrctoran;s. which not only aggraratc the Cough
bui RIM down the system. making the Cough fatal
nr producing Consumption, than ny any other
cause This is completely obvlated III the chlVer-
sal Cough Remedy, which contains nothing 10
produce neausca or prostraton; an" 'hc oouS"
yields naturally, while the system Is Susta'hea.-
Results justify this declaration, and all are asked
| TO satisfy themselves by trial See advertisement
my 22--dSclw
,Ey~ WHITE SULPHUR WATER.-From
the White Sulphur Springs, 6reenbrier county,
| Va.-Bottlcd ut the Springs.
This Company having made great improve
nents in bottling, the transported water is now as
pcrfec, ~ when taken from lis source. Address
| al orders 10 PURCELL, LAID Il Co,
! General Agents for the United States,
.sl9w= Richmond. Va.
|
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POTOMAC FISH !,

,OIlN
LUU BBLS. No. | HERRING
% bbls. Family Roe do
80 hall bbls. do do do
40 bills and half bills. Shad, warranted
prime. in store and for sale by
nv 24-eulm THOMAS PERRl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

WRENCH EIOLETTE FLUID.--A further
II supply of this celebrated INk, which is pro-
nounced by all who have used it superior to any
in the market. It is particularly recommended
for its copying qualities. ROBERT BELL,
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