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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

CRCUr CoURT-ToDA PRoCEEpiNds.
Law SnE.-rhe estate OF ii. W. laty
vas committed to the Sheriff tor administrator
CHANCERY SIDE. -DeN aughn and vile W..
DeNaughn and others. James NJ. Steual'
E, rrlvrr filed his report, and was re,es =
81 from further duties and |. L. y Nta,
APPOINTED in his stead'-said Steuart ordered
To nav over 10 Commissioners oi sale 'he
amount du. by him As per his report.
YIN. y. Brown vs. J. n. Graves ct at was
argued iully an yesterday upon demurre! 10
the bal, aud motion to dissolve the lnnhc''Iu,
Tn m,:nins Judge Hill delivered lengthy
ana able OPINION, overriding both the demurrer
IN the bill and the motion TO dissolve The ia
inn.t,.o Francis l.. Smith 4 Son Tor plaza
tiT and Hrent ( Waltles tor defendants
Judsmcnt aYalnst defendants lot COSTS 10y ICE
1un al All demurrer and motion.
DORIAN 1t al. aud Blythe al al ". GOWN
ct. al. Report Of COMMISSIONER Of sale hleI
exorrlious 10 conInissionefNl uiray sfepof. u'e1
decree ior correction OF Murray report anu
.vr.,ii.,o- thereto. oyclulel. Commissioners
Of ale ordered To pay Il, OH % to the repre-
seutatiyrs of the Exchange Bank the residue
to he applied II the d'bt reported by C0nnhs
sinner Murray Al due the Farmers Bank oil
\ lrrinia, to b, applied pio rata to the notes
endorsed los Turner Dixon and Ashby, Her
bert X Go. Should sad notes appear to have
been paiI. thcn to apply the same to the re.
embarrassment ii The ,aid tndorsers In case
they have not been - taken MP and paid 10
nav over the money directly To the Farmers
Bank or IL Representatives,.
Selrc.algu aud wife ". Mastcn IS executors
aud others. Erport II commissioners OF sale
filed.
Lloyd, guardian vs.. tabb ct al. Order Tor
the sale at the real estate in the bill mentioned
'C. W. Wattlcs appointed commissioner oi sale.
Order at reference 10 commissioners TO settle
the accounts Of Lucy l.. Lloyd, administrative
Of Frederick Lloyd, deceased and to ascertain
the value OF her dover interest.
Smith, trustee, vs.. Miller ct al - ordered
that j. W. Nails within sixty days pay the
clerk Of this court the amount due from him
on account OF his pGrchaSc Of the factory and
machinery IN the bill and proceedings mention
cd-leavc 10 plaintiff to file amended bliI with
in thirty days.
Bareda vs.. Fowlc aud Ulaughton order of
reference to \. W. Chiffon, special commits
sloncr.
Daingcried ct al. IS. Daingerheld's heirs
report of commissioners on partition, heretofore
filed is recOmmitted to /. A. BrewiS, James
Green, Andrew Jameson, w. n. Brown, and
George IL. Smoot, who are appointed to make
partition of the real estate OF which Henry
Daingeriicd, died, seized, lying in the State OF
Virginia. and to assign dover to the widow.
Ca2cnove, surviving, vs.. Pages administer
and others-order OF reference, and leave to
defendants to answer within sixty days.
The Court then adjourned until to morrow
at 10 o clock.
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Tic MaIHG7l

BALTIMORE, August o0.---Cotton very firm
aud stocks very scarce al 34a34t. Flour quiet
and steady Low grades soarsei Howard Street
Superfne St 50a7 90; do. Extra S1.25aS.o D :;
do. Family ss.50a9.50. City Mills, Superhne
81. .2,ias. 50 do Extra s,,25a> % do. Family
SS.7jal0.1.. Western Superfne 6.50a6, -
do. Extra ST. 25a7. Is; do. Family SS.00aS. 80
Wheat irregular, prime to choice red l5Oal65'
Corn firm; prime white llji yellow llG. Oats
dull al j3a5i Pork firm at S34. Bacon quiet
rib. sides 49,; clear DO, l9tal9i. Shoulders l6;
al6!. Hams 24a2j Lard firm at 20a2l. Wits
key selling at 81. Is and in tair demand.
NEW York, August %. Stocks active anc
firm. Money steady at and per cent. Tx
change, long 81! short l0i. Gold 32! 32O's
1862, coupon, @@2!. 10 40's, coupon ~. North
Carolina G's, DID, 5G3 new 50 VIRGINIA :
rx coupon, s. new COT.
NEW YORK, August -. Flour loal5 cent:
lower. Wheat dull and "a; cents lower. Corr
scarcely 50 firm.
BALTIMORE, August 20. Virginia sizes, OF,
A. bid, 47t asked; do. lS6G - bid, so aaked
do lSG,, 81 bid, "A asked.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ff,lIE EXERCISES OF MISS MARK
l SCHOOL will be resumed on W ednesiaV
the 10th OF September. the Principal Will !.
aided ty experienced sni competent teachers
- nose united effort Will be 10 insure the mora
culture and reiinemen. a. we'll As ply seal AZ
intellectual improS emcnt Vi the students. Snc-
cal and individual attention given young chill
zen. The regular attendance OF the pupils l.
respe, tfGily impressed np"h lie pa EMS - 40
.-l'taIv naoes.art f. success - the contrary
course IS reple,s @.th failure and discourage
ment 10 tho scholar and gives much nnne'es.a
~ caro- and trouble 10 the teachers. Language '
ani Au-.c nj Professors charges faIti'uta''
gwen upon Application - the fr'hcipal, NJ hr
residence PA hing street, bolwee" 'oluh pt
and Alfred, where tho School room IS eiig.p'
situated aug Fin
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AUCTION SALES.
s.cL kuoxACo.. AuctiOneers

i,,HUarkfS SALE OF A VALUAbLh
'.ni ~ ASD LOT ON The MESI SIDE
OF .'t ASArH SrkbFT, BETWEEN hlNe
AND CAMERON %1S By virtue OF deed
of tn: Rom James T. Cook and wife, datea
J",y 1t, iSG4 and recorded in Libef V, No {
lani records ii Alexandria county ths uLds:
-ighei, Trustee theTela named, Will sell. a.
publ auction. IN front ot the Mayors odics
IA tho city II Alexandria. on SATURDAf
the 18th 81 August, 1863 AZ IL m , the LOT OK
GkUU III On tho west side of st. Assph 81
bel @oen hing and Cameron St:,, fronting or
IT, Asaph street ., ieet inches, and liz feet {
inches IN depth, improved BY asmsli brick a
DWELLING and 3lORE, recently occu-
mad ty John g Uogswell Us an oyster depot
Nh. property beng situated in the heart .:
the city. and IN close proximity to the depot 9;
Ina Washington and Alexandria X. K CO.. al
tI[as al eyreleat opportunity tor profitable ia
ye-tment. =.
TERMS Cash. Stamps a"I '"nvsysAe-. 81
'"' &C. WhlrfLESEf.
,- ., Trustee.
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MA d a Nj r, MOO h. ) CHOD /.
IVI No II ~ Aa.nL Straet

WI No. l2St. a9apli street.
This Institution has been opened tor the M
struction of YOUNG LADIES in al tho Uso.
full and Ornsmeu IA Branches Of Education. n
which q thorough and accurate knowledge NJ
the French Language will b. acquired with
great facility.
The Principal, whose succa.; has been attend
ed with universal satisfaction III those liitcrary
Institutions where her services have been r1-
quirod willomploy Professors in the Engiis Il
and Mathematical Departments of unioubted
scholarship and great experience in their pro.
fcssiOn.
Young Ladies from the ares OF six to sixteen
will be admitted.
The government will bo firm but UNFOLDING,
vet of tho gentlest character.
Every honorable means will DO used to create
and sustain proper emulation among the pupils:
Prizes will be awarded 10 those VINO manifest
the greatest improvement in learning and con-
duet.
Vocal Music will be y daily exercise in the
School. instrumental Music, Drawing, PANT
ing and Needle Work, both plain and orna-
mental, will be attended to. aud, II desired
Dancing in private classes rs means at I'M
parting ease and grace to the manners.
References and further particulars to be OBJ
tanned at her residence No. T. 81. Asaph ST.
aug l4-2W
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On CHANGE The receipts Of grain con-
tinuc fair, and the market has been well sus-
tained-Whcat undergoing decline OF 3a5
cts, while Corn has advanced with an upward
tendency. In Rye and Oats there has been no
marked change. Prices have compared favor
ably with other markets; indeed, quality con-
sidcred, thcy have been, general thing,
better, and farmers who have made Alexandria
their market have had cause to be we'll pleased.
For the six days ending to-day. the books OF
the Corn Exchange, shows the receipts OF
Wheat, Corn, Rye, and Oats, to have been
3; ,u1J bushels, aud since the lst OF the present
month l67 600. which amount will be swelled
to H., 600 bushels when the receipts not re-
ported are added. lhis is very gratifying
exhibit aud evidence OF the continued growth
ol ill.,, trade Of our city.
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Vie Gettysburg Re.Uniom.

uErrYsBURd, August -. Numerous letters
have been received from Southern Generals,
accepting the invitation to participate in the
indication of the battle field. Several express
fear that the occasion will revive the memory
of former strife but the majority take differ
ent view, and think that the battle should be
honestly and truthfully handed down to future
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fEMAKkS Tho .Arkcl lbr L our curing lho
week has been quiet. with very light stocks OF
:5uper aud TX ra but an ample stock OF Faml-
ia There is "a demand tor Super, when ex-
r,cI, tho supply, and choice brand may DO
,r,,t,I ats The demand for Wheat, while
d. ha, considerably abated, is still fair, at de-
cline IA prices OF 3aJc. The offerings TO day
we're LOO bushels of white and 5000 of red, with
sale. at no. 10, 49,. l40. las, l50 l62 and loo.
Sone lots were Withdrawn. but the bulk chang
Ell hands ut the figures given. Corn closes very
tIm, wi AL advancing tendency sales today
~ 10 and III, AID s0mo lots held for higher
tgures Rye continues quiet, with small sales
ut iaforior NJ l0J. There has been very little
change in Oats offerings today of 1909 bush
els, which were taken ~ j0a52. The oherir gs
Of Grain for the week foot up 5000 bushels
Pla ter is in fair demand. Salt quiet. with y
very limited supply Of Turk Island Wool
- unchanged aud quiet. Butter IN light re-
cept, with good demand for prime, and
prices firm. Bacon firm. Fish quiet Eggs
steady. Green Apples dull Onions inactive.
Fertilizers coming into demand. Peruvian
uuano in very light supply and held at S9Os95.
FUEL.-The supply Of Cosl-Cumbersnd and
ers holding oil for q further decline. Wood
Pine and Osk--in plentiful supply. and prices
weak receipts fair.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, August 10Th
Beet Cattle-Prices day ranged rs follows ::
old Cows and Scalawags At 70s94 ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 1T 4sSi 6O fair to
good stock Cattle 60sS6 fair quality Beeves
76aS6 rs and the very best Beeves at losSS
H. 4 bau rNrIpe Nall al ~
Vross. The market WAS very dull at 8 decline
on good Cattle of 26c, and on common and mo
dun grades ODE per 100 lbs from the rates oi
last week
have been unusually large, ana with only q
moderate demand. We notice q decline oi &c
per ID on the rates of last week Prices To-Day
ranged as follows Fair to good Tat Sheep at Ia
So per 10 gross Stock Sheep at l bOaS2 81 per
hoad. Lambs 2aS4 per head.
hogs-The supply during tho past week has
been better, and sales brisk at u decline Of zoe
per 100 lbs Oh former rates. Prices to-day
ranged as follows Fair to good lat hogs ut
a. l5sSl4 70 per 100 pounds net.
NEW YORK DRY Goops MARhRT.-Fne bus
ness OF tho past week has not been So large rs
many hal hoped Tor, but 1t was by no means
Encouraging The transactions IN domestic
cotton fabrics were fair for the season but with
ont any important change IN rates. UnOleach-
eli shirtings aud sheetings remain without quo
v>ble change in price. There has been rather
USr.@r demand tor bleached shirtings and sheet
lGgs. and ptces are firmly maintained Glng,
hams are VI good demand, aud prices were we'll
kent up WoOlens Of every description are
generally more active The demand for wool
en- shswls continues There has been more de-
nsnd Tor ci'ths and heavy cOstlngs aud CLOAK
1ngs thah has been noticed before tor some
time tAssImere> and fancy eatiueits IN
better demand.
COAIIEADE ny CANAL Thetoliuwing snip
ments by Chesapeake u Ohio Uss,sl were made
t.r tho NA..k an1iDU Auoust
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
SPECIAL DIspATCHESTO THEGAzETT
Suicide

WLLIAMspoRr, Pa, August 20.-The body
Of Martin Bellmire, of Northumberland county,
who was convicted OF Illicit dstilliug at the last
term of the United States Court, and confined
in Jail here, was found back of the Jail this
morning with his throat cut. lie had been
missing since Tuesday evening. On account
of alteration of mind, he had been allowed un,
usual liberties by the jailor. He hel the tata
knife in his hand when he was found.
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The WEATHER. The drough. continues
Hot days and nights. Mosquetoes becoming
more numerous. We have never seen the
fields and gardens look more parchei than they
do now. This is the most distressing drought
We have had since, We believe, the summer OF
lsj5
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urnEAEElNpAhE ESTATE FOR sALA

By virtue of y decree Of the Circuit Court O.
stafford county, efenIared Al March term. 1905
IN the smiL al ~ NJ. Fhzhn.h ~. May A.
Warren aud other, tho undersigned, Cohiht'
sal. tho EKACr OF LAND known As Ann
lNDALE. containing 300 acrea situated ~
stafford county, Va and bounded by the 70
tomac river for two and hall mics "a one
side, and by Aquis creek Tor one mi'' ana
hall an smother side. ar RAINING J1wr Ne.N
ayar L. the mouth OF Aquis creek. Thar - 4
larg, FISHERY on this estate, which ~.
lshrd very successfully last year, and se'et
other i7herIes could be Established along ln'
shores Of the river and creek.
There arc several TEN A NJ HOUSES.
barns and other farm buildings on different
portions otthis estate The quality OF the 'o''
j. worry superior the land lies beautifully I'm
dulatiDg, and h admirably adapted 10 the us+
OF improved implements over the whole tract
Tho condition. ef this land is good, aud It Il b.
ing now cultivated 10 = considerable extent.
1t j. known Ar and near n first class grazing
and grain land.
There Is an abundance oi tiihoet ana WOO"
land Tor building, fencing and hrewood pnt
Doses This tract is easy OF access by steam
boat and rail. from Baltimore, Washington,
Alexandria. Richmond, Norfolk and Ffedet
lcksburg.
The terms OF sale, prescribed by said decree.
are AS follows, viz Ten per cent OF the pu,
chase money to be paid in cash the residue IN
three equal payments at l, and years from
the day OF sale :; the deferred payments 10 psa'
interest," and to be secured by the bonds oi Tue
nurchsser. with good personal security. AMI
retention Of title until All said payments are
made, ard the land liable - be re,oid upon the
failure of the purchaser to complete h'7 pun
chase or comply with tho terms CT sale.
This property is offered for sale prlysteiy un'
til FRIDAY, the 10th day of September next,
when, if not sold, it will be offered publicly LOT
sale, IN front of tie Mayors office, Alexandria,
Va, At u III either Ms whole or in tracts 10
suit purchasers, y, may be deemed advisable
on day of sale. III ,.,.
Piats, with full description of this estate,
can be had at the Office of VIM. Il. BECh q
co. Real ! .atc Agents and Anct'on0er'' v
King street, Alexandria, Va.
PRISONS desiring TO purchase can either apply
10 John ii. Suite, esq, Stafford G. H., Va; t"
Walker p Conway, Fredericksburg; va, l., To-
Wm. Ii. Beck " Go, Alexandria. Va; or 10
Lawrence d. Taylor, Attorney Al Law, alsH-
anIria Va. AWRENCE b. TAf l'oh'
''''''''' JOHN H. SUBTLE,
WALKER p. CONWAY,
A,,an.,rl 90, ~ oS-eots Comm RS. OF Shle
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We ale requested hy
Mr.. Richard l. Carne, President OF st. Mary 5
CONFERENCE OF thu Society Of 81. Vincent OF
Paul. to say that au item We published some
weeks ago, relative to procuring situations Tor
orphan aud other children, has been much mis-
unlor,taoI especially ~ the country. He is
not an eoui l5r any orphan asylum, rs seems
to be supposed, noG eau lie procure children
from one the Lo}- ani girls to whom Ieler
cncr was made aro The children Of poor families
al Alexandra Who want employment Tor them,
or orphans who ate picked up m the streets;
and the Society Of 81 \ incent OF Paul Is u
mere voluntary association, having no power
t. bind them out, OF to exercise any control
over them, except by then own desire OF that
ii then pare Es.
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Loyal LEAGUE. The regular weekly meet
ing OF the Loyal League will be held at the
usual place, the colored school house, near the
Bridge Pump, to night.
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AQUA CREEK LINE. The steamer kcyport
having returned from her excursion trip TO
Piney Point resumed her place on the Aqua
Creek route this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

ACCIDENT J. A. Iago, an employee, on
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, WA All!'
cd on Wednesday morning oy beng run over
by the freight train, near ArrinGon's. 1t is
supposed that he tell while stepping from one
car to another. The deceased resided at Hor-
lnn-uilL
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MIR. :. BLONDUEIM,

Mr. s. BLoNDHEIM,
Corner King and Faitar Streets,
H. otlarng great BARGAINS IN summer "cH'
to mako room for his fall stock ~ -
WHAT wonderful effect it has whnn "A first
class house whose good reputat ioh is well cs-
tablishel, is selling bargains That our most
entcrprising Clotnicr, $. DEALHAM, 81 King
street. means what he says whom no advertlses
TO sell of his entire summer stock at a great
sacrifice, is shown by the ontinued rush of
customers at his woll known One Price estab-
!ishment His Linens, Alpaccas' and hight
Cassimeres are going fast, and we do not hest
tate TO advise those in want of such gar ments
to call soon, $50 as not 10 miss the bargains,
at Dealham's One Rrice establish IN cnt, No; 81
King street. jy II
+ MRS g. L. SIMPSON, No. 125 King street, has
now on hand n worry elegant assortment of Mil
linerv Goods OF every description and variety
Her Flowers are the most beautiful in the mar
ket, and her Grapes, Laces and Ribbon are all
well selected. Also, the Nespolitan and Straw
Goods are very tine. Call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere. my IA
gs- There will he q called meeting of the
Relief Hook and Ladder Co, this (FrIdayj
aug 9SIt NJ. MCLEAN, Secretary
DOR PICKLING
l. Strictly puresPICE and VINEGAR.
aug z0-1w J. GRIGG, 10 King ST
- SIX POUNDS OF
~ LOVERING'S CRUSHED OR GRAN u
Z LATED SUGAR, FOR 81. AT
. &. WIN. RAN5AY'S,
- aug l6-tt 147 King street.
CPEAR'S FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU-
y TON, the Lightning Fly Paper, French
Polish for Ladies Shoes, Gum Camphor,, Ly-
on's Magnetic Powder. Just received IN large
stock, and for sale wholesale and retail by
iv .IANNEY Il. CO
DRIME LARD snd breakfast Bacon.
iy1u BROOKES TAYLOR.
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New Cotton.

ClaclnHAII, August 20-Ihe first bale OF
new cotton was received by q commission mer-
chant Yesterday. 1t was grown near Natche2,
Miss and will be sold on Change to-day.
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RAIN.--There was good fall of rain in the
neighborhood Of Warrenton, last Tuesday
night. Also, at Culpeper Court House.
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Nv Green a WISE. AuctiOneers.

DY VIRTUE Of decree Of AleEaniria
ID County Court, Virginia. rendered al IT.
Jane term, 1869, IA the suit Of King Ys. Vernon
ct ais th. under ,gaeI. Commissioner the!o'r
n,mrd. w;il vllcr Tor ale, 10y pablo auctio"
On SATURDAY tho 18th dsy 1T August lSd'.
-, II u'cilc> IA, ia iron! ui the Mayors once.
| ia the city "l hIcEt.dria, certain KEai' NJ
| TATE in the county OF Alexandria 70 WI
a Lot or LARD. containing ThKEE :.
| ACRES, 1T .ated ut the atersection oil the On
Georgetown road ani the Washington AMI a
exaudria Turnpike.
Also. another I.Dr OF LAND. contslnirp
about TEN \ y ID Ok E-iIALF tlU4) ACRES.
wing ON tho old road loading from said turn
bike te,tna CD'tIubit Cotton Factory. and be
ing very near e. the above described three acre
lot TAis T. valuable property, well loHato
and should cil well.
TERMS-Une fourth Of the purchase money
f., be- paid in cash, and the residue IN u l. ani
IS months, with utcres. from day ot sale tha
bonds Of the purchaeo7 to be given with god
security for the deferred payments, and the II
Tie 10 be- retained until the balance % the p"f
chase money is paid Stamps and "ohvdyah'
ing ut tie c'. Of the purchaser ,,,,,
G. ~. WATTLES,
;,,es :, Comm'r. OF Sale
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MUSICAL. Mr. Leo. Wheat, the celebrate /
pianist, gave a concert At liolcombe Hal last
night. To an untutored ear his execution
sounded as wonderful. performances com.
bne soltaess and sweetness with great rcwer
aud briEancy. Mr.. Wheat scems to b.
ter OF the piano. Better judges than We re
tend to be TOR we know but little about 4 ~.
cord hun the highest praise We have r" +
heard bestowed any one, save lhsbeIg. e
aye glad iu tate that a. sill give another III
cert htrr ~ about two week., aud We ail,-5
all whoi can 20 do themselves ihe plea al ii
healing nm. L. flncAhnrl w ia.ll..
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RETAINED l.kITERa. The following Is Isl
OF letteIs detained in the postotiice OF th.~ e.i]
Tor waut OF stamps and proper direction
Grandson Cogy, no postofice Direction j.
5. Melvin, Fix Branch, Va, and b. DOrson
do. no such postofhce Cha-. Sodon,i Ok
p0,iuEhce
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MARINE LIST.


Sun ROSE .............5 II MOON SKIS IA e.. a
sun SETS. ......G IS man WATER m 200 O0
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, AUG. 20.
ARRIVED.
Schcs Il L Bakor New Haven Welcome K
Beete Jersey City; Jesse b Smith, Provi-
dence; and j l. Clark, Boston, 10 American
Coal Co.
SAILED.
steamer q Knight, Dcnty, Now York, by
hooe, Wedderburn u Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Mary Cobb. Crane, for Boston hence al
nnlmes' Hole 10th inst.
Brig Soule. Presley, for this port clear
"a n, Boston 18th inst.
Brig Chimborszo, Cove, for Boston, hence al
Holmes Hole 18th inst.
Scnr Allen Middleton, Ames, hence at Prov
ldence nth inst
Schr Sarah j Hoyt, Cranmer, hence at New
Haven 18th inst.
Schr Ii w Godfrey, Sears, for Wareham'
hence at Holmes Hole 10th inst.
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rAlLuRhS'-- business i '11trc- and several
in Washington moneIsas: are reportsI IN
failures Of mercan,''"
that oi'-
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A LRxANDRIA ECLECTIC ACADEMY

The Fifth Annual Session of this School will
begin on Monday, September 18TH, 1863.
TERMS FER QUARTER IL ADVANCE
Elementary Glass, Sc; Junior, - Inferno
date, So; Senior, BIO.
Circulars can be had At the bookstores, or
upon application 10 tho PRINCIPAL.
aug l3-tf VIM +. BAKER. Principal.
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r. F. HENRY's SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

III T. HEN Il - NNIIV'OII W" ~ -
This School, established in tho year lsoI,
will commenced its next annual session on Mon :
day, the 9th Of September In it sru taught al
the Elementary English Branchca, MathemM
les and the Languages.
The terms Of tuition per quarter. ~ advance
are For the Elementary Branches, - Inter
mediate, $40; the Natural Sciences and th'
Languages, So or SD. depending upon th
branches taught
gsss Persons wishing To SEQ mo on bus'he
may find mo 1T my School ROOM IN the sec"n'
story of tho Friendship Engine House on an
after tho hrst OF September, between the hour
Of q q m. and I'm aug lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-20

'yHuoI Ne refer our readers, town aud
country to The advertisements which appear III
the ,.a2 tie, relative to the opening Of the
Mat, qal iamale academies aud schools, III
thi. ,.l!,' and rs nelghborhool Alexan'ir,a
will hay- !, large number OF schools, not aur
passed. any where in the country. The healihl
nra4 of the place the advantages IT poasesse:
in oth,r respects, ita proximity TO Washington
It's society, and the qualifications o! the inStruc
tir+ IN the various seminares, recommend The
location f. parents AMI guardians. Read the
advertisements. We hope TO see 4 large mum
b.r OF The youths Of both sexes, educated here