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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DIspATCHESTo rHEGAZET1E
Virginia Political lGnira.

WASHINGTON, August 30.-The statements
published, concerning the condition OF political
affairs in Virginia, Gen. Candy 5 views, x ,
may be taken merely as individual expressions.
Ii anything is positively known, it is SIMPLY
the ypct, that the question OF the imposition Of
the test oath has been submitted to the A'tor
ncy General and that Gen. Candy await, lis
opinion, and will take no step uatiI that Is rem.
dercd.
Gen. Candy thinks and contends that uLdcr
the reconstruction acts be has the power, and
that it is his duty TO impose the oath upon the
members cleo; of the Legislature, but wldeier
to Mr.. Hoar's decision of the question.
The strong probabilities, As expressed by
those vi the Radical leaders most nearly inter
ested, are tina, the whole matter will be referred
to Congress for final action, that body, it being
argued by them, having sole jurisdiction in the
premises and alone able to remove the require.
ment OF the oath.
The Radical leaders are using every cndcavor
to prevent the assembling OF the Legislature
elect, bu. d. not believe that Gen. Candy can
or will seat the defeated Candidates, ana con-
tend that h. has no power to order new elcc-
tons to ill vacancies fully aware that suck .
course would in no wise effect their object viz :
the election Of two U. S. Senators, Judges, and
other State officers OF their faction.
In this dilemma it is considered advisable
that Congress shall come to the rescue, and,
therefore, it may be considered quite certain
that nothing will be done yet awhile.
In the meantime Gen. Candy is preparing n
report of the election ami the condition Of the
State, politically, socially and morally, in
which it is said he will exhibit state OF
affairs that will be very prejudlcial to the re-
construction Of the State, showing that more
violence, abuse, and prescription has been cx-
hibited by the people Of the State than ever
before! What effect this report will have re-
mains to be seen, but it is quite evident that
under existing circumstances the policy OF the
ultra Radicals, especially those in power, is to
have things remain in statu quo.
The reports in reference to circulars to the
members Of the Legislature, the interference OF
the Central Conservative Committee, Ne, Is
not credited-no such circular having been &c
ceived by many of the members, and no sin
siruelions" whatever from Richmond.
TIE proposals for designations, corces,
sicns, &C., may be ''mtctamed' by some IL
tcrestcd parties, bat the propositions not even
countcnanced by the Radical leaders, who very
say that, while they would be will,
ing, outsiders have no authority to make
bargains, and that il they did, the people might
not consider themselves bound by them, and
that therefore the scheme will not work. They
want control, hut not knowing exactly how to
get it, will rely upon Congress to solve the
problem, Statements Of fusion, plans to be
adopted, &c, are doubtless put forth a. fcelc?s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
TIC Markets.

New YORK. August 30-Sto cks steady. NJ.
ey quiet al Ca per cent. Exch ange, long, 9! ;
short, 10. Gold 1871. Five.twcntie:, 1852, cou-
pom, 234 Ten-fortcs, coupon, Isl: Virginia
is, cx-coupon, 60 new ISL. North Carolina
skies, DID, Sc; new 49l. Flour dull and 5alOc
lower Wheat quiet and without decided
change. Corn tirmer
BALTIMoRE, August $o;1Vir$ina Gs S., o!d,;
bid. 81 asked Cotton dull and prices nominal
at 3i!. Flour dull and declined 25c: Wheat
irregular; sales of primo to choice red l4Oal50.
Corn firm; white ll5 yellow llSsl2O Oats
dull at 53a59. Rye li0all6. Pork quiet at
S34 80 Bacon firm and more active Lard
firm at E0a2lc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
We again call the attention Of the farmer
Maryland and Virginia 20 our
EVCEI SJOt
EXCELSIOR,

composed of 200 pounds CT No. l Peruvian Gu
ano, and 1000 pounds OF Soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Clones dissolved in sulphurc acid pot
q b and soda, forming the most concentrated,
univocssl and durable fertilizer ever offered 10
IL t.r;Aor- g mbining all the stimulating
properties of Peruvian Gaano, and the ever du-
iaA i';...::;Hg properties of Ground Bone.
2.rl.:cr Is ia the dry POWDER, prepared OK
pressig tIr drilling. and can be applied in any
quantity per acre. however small and it Is the
opinion Of many close calculating farmers, after
ELEVEN years experience in testing it side
By side with other popular fertilizers, that M
application of 100 pounds of Excelsior is equal
to 20J to 80 pounds of any other fertilizer or
guano offered for sale. therefore is fully 100 TO
10 zoo per cent cheaper.
Gg>THE VERY BEST EVIDENCE We CAN or.
FER OF TIE VALUE OF OUR EXCELSIOR AS a
CROP GROWER AND FERTILIZER Is TIE FACT OF
ITS BEING INITIATED AID CoUNTERFEiTED IN
THIS AND OTHER CITIES.
Ess~ Farmers should see that ANALYSES
and namo Of j. j. TURNER. " co. are
branded on every bag in RED LETTEi.S.-
All Others a.c C'uHtcr.c;.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

4 Pic Nc, is to be given at Manassas, on
Thursday September oh, (dcduc,ing expenses
to be applied to the building Of 4 school house
in that village. 10 make this entertainment
the best affair Of the season, several OF the most
prominent gentlemen Of Prince William and
the adjoining counties have been appointed 4
Board OF Managers, all OF whom i! is desired
should attend Ample arrangements have been
made for dancing by the erection Of q platform
leo feet long, and splendid band Of music
from Washington has been engaged. The
Railroad Company have kindly consented to
reduce the fair over their road to one dollar for
return tickets from Alexandra good tor two
DAYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Saturday evening
last. while Mr.. A. T.. Powers, engineer at the
pump house Of the Cameron Water Works,
was engaged in adjusting a belt upon one OF the
wheels there, he slipped, and falling beneath
the wheel, which was revolving slowly, had one
OF his ankles pierced by crank pin and severe.
ly injured. The iron went entirely through
the foot carrying muscles and tendons, and
blood vessels and nerves with it, and leaving
hole through which nearly all the fingers Of
the hand could be protrufcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

G. <. 0. CANAI.--Water in the canal was
50 low on Saturday that the company was
obliged to shat of the supply from the various
mills in Georgetown. The reSurTcy OF the
whole line O! the canal ordered some time since
by the directors, has been ini>hcdani viii re-
suit in The company r5c,aiming much land
which other parties have held Tor 50 'oas ;hat
thcy imagined thai they hal acquired owner
ship of the same. The parties most affected
in this particular ar owners or tenants a.
the case may be- Of valuable stone Quarrics
along the Iinc, among whom there is quite =
cOmmOtiOp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- ~ FAIRFAN COUNTY.-By virtue Of
at order CT tho Circuit Court of the United
State Tor the District of Virginia. shall on
sell, ou tao prcmisos, tho ysluable TRACT OF
LANO on which George +. Carter resides,
ea.!c! MOUNTAIN VIEW. Said land is sit
uAted near Sulley, in an improving neighoor
hood: has upon it y good DWELLING f.s.s
HOUSE, and all the necessary improve eEH
l.,,,ts and contains ---- acres ~ land
IERMS-One.third ot the purchase money
;.L.u.id IN cash the residue in two equal IN
,,a.m' ais of SIN and twelve months, with inter
49, from date for which bonds, properly. en-,
torsoi viii tc required, and the title retained
until jhe purchase money is fully PAID.
WIN II. DULANI,
Assigaco of Geo. f, Garter, Bankrupt
Fairfax co aug 30-2swts
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% @az

POLICE REPORT-MAYoR's OFFICE. Geo.
G. Major, = clnal boatman, for dlsordorly con-
duct u. the restaurant Of George Petty, and for
an assault. upon Eli Petty, WAS fined and dis
charged.
Robert Roboy for advising Major to escape
from the officer who had him in charge, was
dismissed with a reprimand
Elizabeth Brown colored, for disorderly con-
duct in the streets, was fined and discharged
Carrie Ellis and Mollio johnson. colored'
for disordCrly conduct and for lighting IN the
streets, were fined and discharged.
Frank Organ and Robert Willis, co,orei
boot blacks, for plying their vocation on the
streets alter eight O'Clock Sunday morning,
were discharged with rcprimand.
Two cOlC-cd boys, one of whom had wander
ell here from Ohio, arrested as Migrants By the
Watch while asleep on the steps loading into
the rooms of the Christian Association, wcro
discharged with a reprmand.
i colorcI man named Campbell, for assault
Ing and beating colorci woman, was fined
and discharged.
4 party who had failed TO renew his Corpo-
ration license t. carry on his business WAS fined
N.j discharged.
Some boys for swimming in the river of tho
whacves OF the city before shutdown. were dis
charged with II rcprmGnd.
MAGIsrEAvEs' OFFICE ed ward Spriggs and
Frank Johnson, two colored boys for robbing
the machine shop of the O, a. ~ NJ. K. H.,
yesterday, OF so worth of copper and brass.
were discharged Upoa delivering up the stolen
property.
Ch}oe Mason, coIotcI for abusive AID
threatening language towards Mary lyle, COL
o7ed, WIS bound over TO keep The peace.
Unptain Edward Marshall, for an assault
upon Cornelius Resting and James Hill, COLD,
Wa held IN the sum "l $500 security to await q
rcGui-ition from tho authorizes "' Hni,s VI
49, iLi.5; ,.untv III" offence was committed.
a warrant was issued for the arrest OF Jane
Brown, colored, charged with stealing So
worth Of clothing from Martha Parker col d.
WArcH REroKT.- light cloudy and temper
nturo cool. There were no Disturbances and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

RAIN.-Tho blessed rain cane on Saturday
night. Refreshing showers then Tell. lester,
day there was another shower. We believe
the rain extended to considerable distacco.--
1t will DO much good to thc pastures AMI the
gardens-aud probably help so"1c to: tic lat
ter cora. Reports from the ali,c,ct counties
give the gratifying iutc.i.,eue, that copi9us
rains have fallen within the past few days
Yesterday, fine rains fell in parts OF Fairfax
and Louloun counties. 1t was showcry to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

CASE OF }. NJ BRANDT.-A numEcr Of our
citizens, especially the Germans, will rcmem'
Der the sojourn of the above namcd individual
10 this place, not long since, and read with
interest the account from Norfolk relative TO
his career in that city. Whilst here he Wa
in many difficulties and he seems 90 have been
no better off since he lcli here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

THE DAY YESTERDAY. 49, y e,tcrlay wa, Ike
the few preceding days, warm aud su''Fy. Inc
attendance at the various churches wa about as
uspsl somewhat increased in those that were
open, by visitors IRON those in.which TO s2ry'e'
was held. In the afternoon sight Sho"ci
fell, mitigating somewhat the oppressive heat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

UNLAWFUL. BAruING. A r.umbtr OF boys,
ten or twelve, were arrested yesterday evening"
about four o'clock, By the police officers, while
bathing in The river off the whsrSc' o! this
city, and ia iul view OF the passengers @"
the nassng StCambOats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

REMOVAL Oh = MAGISTRATES OFFICE
In anticipation Of the pulling down Of the old
market house building preparatory to the max
ing Of repairs to the same, Justice Beach has
removed his Office TO the northwest corner of
Cameron and Royal streets,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

For NoRFoLK.-Mr. NJ. HOtheime', who
FOR some years past has been merchandising on
King street, in this city, left here this morning
for Norfolk, in which city he has determined
to make his home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

HEAD CUr.-A difficulty occurred 10 the
l.ccsburg market house on Saturday morning
last between 5ir. John llammcr!ey and MIR.
George Serwick, daring which the latter struck
Mr. Ilammcr!cy on the head with a meat
cItaycr and severely wounded him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

CORPORATION TAXES. The privilege Of
saving thirty per cent diScous, en- debts due
the Corporation ior taxcs, will expire by lima
tation TO, morrow, !hc Dist inst. Ga taxes pan!
from the lst OF September to tn lst ct oato-
Der the DISCOUNT to b, llowoi will br twenty
pCr cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

CAMP MEETINGS. The special train from
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire rail-
road depot carried limited number OF persons
to the camp mcctincs at Thorutous AMI at
Hillsboro'. Those who returned from the
former place report q rather small attendance
there. On Saturday night the camp was vi,i-
ted by heavy rain, drcnchins everything.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
ASIlnPp

NORFOLK, August 3O.-Thc British Brig
Ann Eliza, Davidson, from Liverpool for Bal
timore, with an assorted cargo, is ashore on
shin shoals, six miles north Of Cape Charles,
with ten feet of water in her hold Assistance
has gone TO her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

DAUGWS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
- Warranted TO contain basis OF pure Raw
Bone, and no mineral or Inert matter whsteV'
err Fertilizer OF 10 years standing, equal TO the
best in the market, and sold NJ = price much
below any other article equalling 1t in value
Price SOS per 2C0J lbs. For salo by
THOMAS PERRY,
General Commission Merchant for tho sale OF
Flour. Grain, &c, AleNa., Va. aug lG-eotL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

THE WHARr.-Busincss on the wharf this
morning was very active, and appearances
there were more animated than usual. The
car,men and draymcn have now as much work
as they want.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
ATGTIOE SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
- BILE ZEAL ESTATE.-Pursuant 10
decree OF tie Circuit Court of the county Vt
tairaz, rendered in the suit of Alexander >.
G.igs6y IS. Waiter 5. Whaley, Admir-. Of j..
". WGalcy, decd, ct al, at its June tern.
lsJ', the undersigned, Commissioners. will sell,
the 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1869, that
bong Court day, the following described
PROPERTY, to wit:
Lot No. i--Containing 39j! acres, is situated
netr GehtFeYlile, adjoining the farms OF Plgh,
. sm4ll qusntity of tim Der upon it. The a.
HOUSE IS located at Cent1eville and i. a HEX.
largo and commodious one with all the nece-
sary outbuildings, with well OF good water ia
the yard.
lot No. 2-CoHtains III acres is located or
the south sido of the WarreAton turnpike,
about hal. a un.lo below the village of Cantre-
vile, on the road leading to Fairfax Ct. House,
and is well wa:ered.
the ives: end of Centreville, and has Hnf
substantial STONE HOUSE upon it.: nHs-
Lot No. 4-Co1ta Al acres ; is situated
the village o. Centreyille; has good Gs55
DWELLING HOUSE uFon 1t, win LEX.
spring Of excellent water in the middle OF thu
lot, and is considered the mos. valuable in Ger
trev;No.
Lot No. 5-Contains l.2i of an acre; is stu.
ated in Cen:revillc and is valuable as q build
ing spot, eithe- for private residence or store.
All this land is red sandstone, being naturally
| the best in the county. Each lot will be SOLD
| separately.
TERMS-Oac-tenlh Of tho purchase money
to be paid in hand rs & deposit the resdu,
therco! in G,i2 and l. months, with Interest from
the day O: ,alc the title to tho land to bc re-
tanned, and tho land liable to be resold upon
default in either of the deferred instslments.
Stamps and Conveyancing a. the costs OF TIA
uurckesc-. w. H. DULANI.
II. w. THOMAS.
THOMAS MOORE.
THOS. K. LOVE.
Fairfax co.. aug lO.lawts CONS OF Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
d from Henry jenkins and wife TO 5. NJ. Ball.
for purposes therein mentioned, and in whic!.
| WAS duly substituted in the place OF :. NJ.
Bal by An order Of the County Court OF Fair
fax county, | shall. with the consent of the As
signee in Bankruptcy of the said Henry Jenh
ms. sell Tho TRACT OF LAND in the sad
deed mentioned. g. Fairfax {. H., on MON
DAY, the 10Th day Of September next, Court
day consisting of 5$i acres OF land, fronting on
the road from Langley TO townsville, and ad-
cent to the Parsonage of the Presbyterian
Church al tho latter place. bong the tract OF
land conveyed by deed, dated January "a, 1854.
and recorded in libcr w. No. 3, folio 10, OF the
land records of said county. Terms cash.
NJ. DULANI BALL, Trustee
Fairfax co., aug 2l-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
The Weather.

BALTIMORE August 30.-Sincc the rain late
last Saturday night, the weather has mode
rated. To-day it is quiet cool, and the ky Is
overcast, with indications Of more rain.
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BETHEL. The Bethc! servlces on King street
wharf, Yesterday evening, were well attended,
and the addresses delivered were listened TO
with marked attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

REGATTA boat race from Washington
to Fort Washington and back, cane of to'd2y
according to programme. The Little Fila was
ahead as the re gatta passed this city beth
in going and returning, aad won he race e2'i v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

Boor Observation-Disclosures have been
given to the police officers to arrest all boot
blacks found plying hereafter their vocation
after eight o'clock on Sunday mornings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

STATE AND CoUNTy TANES. As wall be seen
bv reference to 4 notice in another column the
State and county taxes are no" due am the
sheriff says that the time allowed Tor their col
lection is limited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
FERTILIZERS,
rTO WHEAT GROWERS!
"DXCELSiOK."

Containing ..................5 re cent
SUPER Phosphate equivalent - Bono
Phosphate Of Limo. per cent
Potash md per cen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

CHILD KILLED. A passenger by the &. II
q. train Saturday afternoon informed Us that
. littlc child OF one Of the editors of the Ma
nash. Gazette at Manassas Junction was
knocked off the platform at that place Satur
day morning by the Alexandria and Orange
tram coming toward Gordonsvillc and instant
ly hi.!cl.-Rih. ljhtg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

ct. JOHN ACADEMY, August 3O!h, 1869
-
The preliminary examination, which sli now
students are expected to attend will commence
ON Wednesday, the first of September, at nine
o'clock n. IN. Students Of the last session are
not required e. DO present until Monday. the
L:h but rs tbc-c are but fifteen seats unengaged,
those who wish TO rc-enter and have not yet
done So. haG better send IN their names y. once.
RICHARD l.. CARNE, A. NJ,
aug 50-eo3t Principal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
LOCAL NEWS.

RELIGIOUS. A special car attached to the
Lyncbburg train, yesterday morning, carried
I'D fifty or sixty ladies and gentlemen from this
city, to Fairfax station, where the Ri Rev,
the Bishop of Richmond was expected to al
minister Confirmation, at the Church OF the
Seven Doors. From some cause unknown,
however, ttc Bishop dill nc. come, and the
administration Of the sacrament was, therefore,
again postponed Rev. George Schapman, ;.
j., OF Georgetown College, oiiciatcd, and 4
portion of the choir OF St. Mays Church, III
this city, furnished the music. The church
was dense'y crowded, many being unable to OF
tain adn.it,auce and the disappointment was
very great The Alexandriaas, after being
most Hospitality entertained BY the mentors
OF the Fairfax congregation, returned part ~
the freight, aud par; blythe regular passenger
train.
MALICIOUS SuooTING. GA Sa.u'iay night
last two valuable horses belonging 70 Nh Fer
dinand Knight. were Shot and m:mej On
Jones Point.
Daring the same night COW, belonging to
Mrs. Kitty Beach, was shot AMI seriously IL
iured, near the canal basin.
Malicious acts of this character have OF late
been committed frequently i'll this noishtor
hood and SO far The perpetrators, though SuS
rectcd, have been careful enough to aroii Dc
lection, but should they be discovered the jul
penalty Of the law, which is ~ no means light,
will be inflicted upon them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

yu,HE person who took from my office g
| PIECE OF ALUMINIUM METAL will
save himself from trouble and exposure by re-
turning IL 10 mo. , n
JAMES b. HODGKlN, Dentist,
Aug 3A-lt Cor. Wash. and Prince sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
NrATE AND COUNTY TAXEs.

TaX. payers will take notice that the State and
Comfy taxes for 1861 are due, and the bill.
ready Tor payment. As the time for the cOllee
unn Of the above tsNes are limited earnestly
can be found at No. 81 north St. Assph st
L. G. ONEAL.
ONO IN SGt Sheriff of Alexsndris CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

notiyeSb.e change in Flour, which is dull
There wss - .;gh. Jc;..a.d f'c Wheat, bat the
,icws of buyers AID sellers did not accord, and
-ume samples were Withdrawn; tho bulk o. the
.n5,.ugs, however, were disposed Of :. l4Oali2
for lair white and 10, 10, In, i}%, -, $40,
IL. IL. rs nal no for poor - good red. and
los i'y = l'. 81 prime; oderings Of 4U0 bushels
Sc ajts and 300 bushels red. Corn was only
moderately sc:;ye, with offerings os 1906 bush.
cs lnix,d. and sales ~ llSall9. No transaC-
,l.n. rop.-lol in fyo AID offerings very light
u..t sly, with ale y: jiajj.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30
MARINE List.
sun KOSE.............5 % MOON RISKS .....~.n 81
sun Sgrs.............6 81 HIGH WATER m 40 ~
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. so.


Briss Catswba, Boston Geo w Chase, Bos-
ton; and schrs j McShsin Philadelphia
Katie j Hoyt, New Haven Ring Dove New
Bedford; samuel K Sharp, Wilmington; Fan
MO Hammer, Pautucket; Chas Gibson, Bos-
ton; Campbell, Cambridge and Geo Taulaue
Providence. to J L Agnew.
Schrs Uucss, Norwich Maggie j Chadwick,
Philadelphia Lizzie Evans Providence; Mel
lio W Benedict Richmond; and Mary & Hol
Hus, Philadelphia to American Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

KE,Eu.is oF Produce, &c, EY RAILROAD.
Tho following are the receipts of produce sc,
hy the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas X X,
tor tho week ending August 18th Corn @OO2
bushels, wheat -, IS. rye 81 oa;s ,G22 timothy
ssed S. taxsccd 10, onions 30 SuInac 2lS5 sacks
wool sack, l)u- 81 bbls, coffee sack, cider !
b5ls, wine | casl, bark - cords butter ~ bbls
aud Grkius. eggs - bbls. stonewAre 81 pieces,
spulcs y bb,s, sund7ies ~ bbls and boxes sheep
st.ns pSrk, hides leo, fish bbls leather IL
rolls, cement bbls, lime 80 bushels, fowls &
coop-. pig iron 81, 80 lbs empty casks IS. dried
tr,it q bbls and bags castings llO lbs, hides al
bundles spokeS 5000 powder l;og, rags 2l3O
lbs, calves, sheep, &c, 10 old IRON II, 700 lbs,
brass and Copper co lbs honey l bucket, plows
D.. drills l. bones psi lbs, oak lumber 20CO feet.
poplar 1!uJ feet, pine IL 500 feet iron and bones
1 car load agricultural implements car load,
sheep and cattle cs- loads, cattle c car loads,
-heep 3 ar .oaJs, cattle and hogs l car load.
The following arc the receipts by the a lex
.udria, Louloun and Hampshire Railroad for
To week ending August 2Sth: Wheat 1850
bushels corn 1880, oats ll6S meal l6S. sumac
- bags, coffee IL bags, butter SO bbls and kegs,
eggs - bbl> and boxes, -four rs bbls cider
bbls. fruit Us bills and boxes, seed boxes, mer-
chsrdiso II boxes, fowls 20 coops, calves rs
head, cattle car load, plows 5 castings 1910 lbs.