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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
VIRGINIA EsyS

i he Austrian Lent Of Nh Em,l Mabel Ven
A'ro5EuJy WIN has .5unGri "a Austrian cob
II '.... r. 5e5 Gliie- u.a that Swiss
ae:t'ci..n. a.-;., 10 settle 10 tie mountain re.
zion - ..2iAla -ai. 900 SEiss !amlhl' now
ready t. c,u. -;,j.. inc l-,!crs o! the Austrian
cyon!s.s, ma: Richmond. ~ which they speak
in the highest .HrnS Q! he; ANS. climate: pro
ductions, &c. q Eirsinia. ''ay- been publish
ed in Austrian orrnl!>. and attracted the at
,cnli0n OF the Swiss gentleman referred to,
Mr.. Joshua Ilulsoa, l respectable citizen al
Fredericksburg. aged 50 years, died last Tues
day evening. Mr.. Ii. va native CT King
George count, where he resided for sixty
wears. after which he removed 10 FrcdcrckS'
burg. For tie pas: thirteen years he has b:en
mail carrier rom the post'ilire TO the Rich,
mond, Frederick burg ar! ! ''"a' railroad
depot.
\ youn. chid o. Mr. D4yid Maphis, living
near Mt Olive, in Shenandoah county was
found few days since in a spring near
the house dead. Mrs. Mlaphis had lett
the house for short while, and had lett
the child 10 tue care OF servant, who had not
noticed its absence for some minutes, when
search being made it was found in the spring.
AZ the Walker barbecue, last Saturday, at
Pitt>ylvania Court House, there were four
thousand persons, white and cJlored, present. -
Six becves anG twenty five sheep, besides
chickens, Nc, in proportion, were consumed.
Judge Glmer, COL Cabc'l and llon. Mr..
Ireadway spoke.
The Shenandoah Herald 5sys:-"Our arm-
crs generally are engaged in threshing out
their wheat crop, which is yielding very finely.
There is great disposition 10 dispose OF the
surplus of the crop at the present price, under
the idea that it will be something cheaper.
Early on Friday morning Of last week, Mr.
George i. Lynch, who lives two miles from
Worrcnton on the Springs road, on going to
his barn, iound tito be on fire in the middle oil
the floor lie .gls, however successful IN OK
tinguishac II before much damage was done.
\ black boy, some sixteen years OF age, wGs
arrested in Fredericksburg On Thursday,
charged with committing rape upJu cir oil
III or l. years oi agc, Of his own color. The
boy was Committed to await tIia!. The case
IS regarded a serious.
Ga Tuesday hs! the employee, Of tie Mcnnt
Vernon Iron Works, assisted by others fcsld
ing in The vicinity of Port Republic celebrated
the recent State victory by an entertainment
which dill great credit to all concerned.
Mr. Anderson Bushong and others, caught
in i i.r net, in the North Shenandoah
riv er, last week, a muiict which measured
81! inches in ength and wcighdd . pounds
There vii! b. an association At Christ Church,
Millwood, on Wednesday anl Thur lay, the
i r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
Government Bonds.

The purchase of FIVE twenty bonds by the
Secretary of the Treasury has had the effect OF
increasing their value fully two per cent. since
the purchase began As the National banks
have large number on deposit at the Treasu-
ry as securities. the bank officers made apPfl.
cation for permission to replace them with ten
forties. in order to avail themselves of their
increased value. Secretary Boutwell, on Friday
last issued circular TO the effect that hereafter
the exchange OF all gold bearing bonds held for
circulation security will be permitted on the
basis heretofore adopted, that is, for ten. forty
bonds, eighty five per cent. j.; all other gold
bearing six per cent. bonds ninety per cent OF
their par value. As the total amount OF the
ten-forties issued is but 1894, 5G7, 30O and over
one-hslf Of these are on deposit at the Treasury
Department, the demand, in case the National
banks should 90 into the market to purchase,
would make the ten-ferties more valuable than
the fve.twenties, and the consequence has
been that, in antcir. ton oil the movement,
the ten-forties have increased nearly one cid
one-hslf per cent. since Friday last, aud not
single application has yet been filed for an ex'
change.
Over two thousand persons assembled at the
Union Course, Long Island; n. u, on We'd
pesday, to witness the match between the two
famous fast mares Lady Thorn and Goldsmith
Maid, for 50 600, mile heats, best three IN hve'
in harness. 1t is represented as having been
the best and fastest trottfog race that ever
took place on that course. The race was won
ia three heats by Lady Thorn. lime, IF,
> POI 22l!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
EDUCATIONAL.
MIDDLEDURG FEMALE INSTITUTE

MIDDL EBURG FEMALE !NNFITUrE
This School, dated in the viiia2e @. MIDI.
hug, in the midst Of beautiful AID heG.:hy
country. HISS been conducted for the past eig';
sessions by tho l:ov. J. 4. HAYNES lie
18th session Will ueg.n the Il Iondav a, e;
tember, under j. y. HAYNES and j. . "a
KER, as Associate Principals. Being teach.
Of many years experience, they tea tia. the,
can confidently .Hromise thorough. !".:r. ,;e.
in all the bT@nc.. U-H.iiy laugh! H. .".ns.'
schools.
TERMS PR yafi5N or % WEEKS.
Board and Tuition ca
Tuition, Primry apartment |. -
q SEMI ..........-..... D O.
Music with iastr"r. Il > e..
Principals. J. J. 1 1. B + 4 &c Gr a. r M.
Milllnhmrr IL .,l--.eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

The last three Cuban prisoners were released
from Fort Lafayette yesterday on the pledge
not to fight against Spain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

4. the parsonage Of tho NJ. Z. Church South,
in Wsshington, on Thursday, the 10Th Instant
by Rev. Mr.. Tudor. JOHN W. GRl III rs TO
Miss BERTHE ROBEY. both of this city
baltimore and Washington papers copy.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE District Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, for the Lynchburs district, met at Bed
ford Alum Springs on Wednesday. In the alb.
sence OF Bishop Doggett, Bishop Early took
the char. Some II or Is Ministers, and an
equal number of laymen appeared as deegates.
The opening sermon was preached by the Rev.
DR.. George ". Langhorne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
NEWS OF IHE DAY.
'. 10 ,ho,e the very age and Joay Of t:- G""s

Fuller details OF The disaster On 'h9 Lou
willie and Memphis Railroad, wherein '"H!
rer rs were instantly killed anl twentg seven
more or less seriously wounded shows 1t iG
have been the result 0. running at high specs:
over = worn and frail trestlc work. Il seems
that the express safe has disappeared, to@e'hei
with 500, 900 that were locked up IN IL ana
This circumstance, it Is thought, throw q SrS
pcion of criminality on the ati-lr
A riot is reported as having occurred yesterday
on The steamer Dubuque in the Upper Mlssis-
sippi river At Rock Island a number OF rats
men had taken passage on the boat, and when
tbeg were refused permission to occupy the
cabin they commenced an assault upon tie
officers and crew OF the steamer anu the ON CT
passengers. The attack was resisted ami 4
deadly struggle commenced, in which eight
men are reported to have been killed.
Oae of the oldest members OF the bar OF
Western New York, and one OF the most prom
nent and active politicians OF the State, SIM
con Z. Jewett, died at his residence in the
town of Clarkson, on Sunday morning. from
paralysis. His age was 6S years.
The total value OF foreign exports, at Nor
folk for the year ending on the "oth q! ouuc
was 81, 81 100; total value Of foreign imp ortS,
S2Oj, SCI; total value of foreign mcrchandlSe
received from ether ports, Sl,050.
Reuben Green, arrested some time durlns
last February for killing Joseph Green at PonC
Gap, in Augusta county, has been found guilty
and sentenced to the State Penlentiary Tor u
months.
Secretary Robson, it is said, proposes t(
change the names Of all naval vessels so as Il
make them conform to the &C, o! Congress reg
uating that matter
The Cunard steamship Russia, on her last
outward trip from New York to Liverpool J.
claimed TO have made the fastest time un rc
cord, viz days 4 hours and - minutes.
At an early hour Wednesday evening an ex
plosou OF a truck load Of fireworks occurred In
CITY Hall Square, New York, fatally ioiurln:
tgo persons and badly hurting seven Others
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

The Council of Fredericksburg have decided
to pay past due coupons of the corporation
rather than risk threatened suits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Charles Dickens, Jr, has written tale
which will appear shortly 10 the Gentleman
Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Il would be surprising if, at this late DAY,
and after SO many plain hints from the people,
Rsdicalsm did not abate some of its preten-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Secretary Rawlins and Gen. Sherman had
long interview yesterday in reference to various
matters Of army administration connected with
the efficiency aud economy OF the service and
the duties of the military commanders in the
Sontb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
MidIleburg. " 2i-eo2m
uHg ALnXANDRIA SCHOOL.

This School viii o. cp"rel Il tn lj.4 3D..
September next. The course @! INSTRUCT.
viii be arranged 50 =. 10 give boy. atAor.4-g.
education-E ghsh, Classical, Mathematics
and Commercial-such as will Il. them g..
College or business.
The long experience In teaching onjoyeI Dy
the PrinciI.l enables him t. promise ths. u .
discipline in his School shall be as strc! rs ...'
course Of instruction il complete.
Seats in the School way hc secured by ca.
spplication to me. ut No. 81 Washington stree.
il u 2awlm X. kkMPhk. frIn'ip"l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

From eletter Of Mr.. jenkins, recently elect
ed Chairman Of the Radical State Central Com
mttee, it would seem that the ultras. tired of the
war, desire to bury the Ratchet, and, if pos
sible, bring about reunion with the moderate
Republicans, who supported the Walker ticket
at the late election. OF course, If they are SIN
cere, we shall hear OF no more obstacles thrown
in the way of reconstruction and rs admission,
of test.oaths to be imposed on the members
elect OF the Legislature, &c, but the will of the
majority be acknowledged, further strife cease
and Virginia be allowed a season of peace
But in this little family affair We have no right
TO interfere. and only await further deyel-
opments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

The Washington correspondents say that
Gen.:N. p. Banks and the Hon. b. I. Wade
are at the head Of movement which has for
its object the prevention Of the sailing OF the
sunboats now building for the Spanish Gov
eminent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Forney accepts the situation 10 yirginia,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

CRops IN THE VALLEY.-There never has
been such bountiiul wheat crop, as the one
lust harvested, known to the oldest inhabitants.
Throughout the lower Valley the corn look
remarkably we'll. they having had frequent,
though small showers in Frederick, Clarke,
Warren and Shenandoah counties. Rocking
ham and Augusta have suffered severely for
the want OF rain, the former only partially.
We understand the corn looks bad through all
the upper Valley counties-&dm lT-
qinldR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
Eeticr .-ot,a e. :ng George County.

Correspondence tho Frederickb'g. Herald
Powu,TAN Hull July 49, lSG9.-lou have
been miSin!omcd about mills being washed
away in King George. An earthquake was
more likely to destroy them than dc!ugc. -
Within tcw days, we have had fine rains.
Parts Of the county have suffered from drought.
The belief is, tina: the corn crop must De cur
tailed LARGELY. Ny own and adjoining iarms
have suffered The wheat which has been
thrcshed, seems to be yielding well.
The Baptist Rappahannock Association held
its session at Shiloh, on Saturday and Monday.
Crowds rasorted thithcr on Tuesday. The cx-
ccllent church cdiiice and large arbor were
filed to overilowine Doctors Taylor and
PoindeXter preached 10 an Immense congrega-
ton This is said to be the first meeting of the
Association ever held in King George. 1t was
q great success as regards numbers, and very
bounttul provision spread on numerous tables.
There we're visitors from Prince William and
Fredericksburg to the Bay Shore, and South
to Pamunkey
On Thursday next, Court day, Rev. Mr..
Wall is expected to deliver Lecture TO raise
means for the erection of handsome granite
monument to the memory OF King Gcorgians
who pcEishcd in the lost cause. The number
is about one hundred, whose names cover
llTl Ol the SHd!l uc luoHuHCut II II!IiCNc,
and when erected the design is 20 enclose it
with an iron railing. 1t will stand on the plat
in front OF the Court llou,e. j.. I. T.
Archibald Stirling, IT,, Of Baltimore, was
yesterday appointed by President Grant, L.
S. Attorney for Maryland, vice y. Stcrrctt
Ridgcly.
In New Yorl, few men are out Of employ
l,l
brisk.
The President returns to Long Branch this
evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

The more intelligent OF the republican press,
at the North, arc condemniug Secretary Bout
we'll for writing the letter TO Mr.. Stokes,
the radical candidate for Governor of Tenues-
see, endorsing him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Ii is announced that committee of Congress
is travelling at its own expense. Don't be sure
until you see the bill for contingencies passed
1t the next session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
ALEXANDRIA.

A Washington dispatch says that Judge
Dent has frequently asserted his entire willing
ness to withdraw from the canvass 10 Missis-
sippi if, I'm the opinion Of the President" the
success Of the Conservative movement in that
State would result to the injury of the Repub-
lean party, Of which he claims to be 4 loyal
member" A gentleman, high in official po-
ton" who arrived at Washington from Long
Branch yesterday, reports that the result Of
the frequent consultations with the President
will DO the refusal OF Judge Dent to accept the
nomination if it is rendered to him. Per contra,
the WASHINGTON correspondent of the Balt-
moro Sun says: Judge Dent declares, in con-
tradiction OF the rumor from Long Branch that
he intends to accept the conservative nomina-
ton for Governor of Mississippi, without re-
gard to the wishes OF the President or any one
else"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

.iHAR LOTTE II y Il Il
! ST. MARY ) 60 Nj
The next SEES, - O.. tn; School bosins N'a
day, September u.h, and continues L the -.
Monday in February la,d. when the ''Pr''.
session will begin
Board, Tuition, Washing, &c, - Ter -e-
sion in advance.
Charlotte Hail. &. Mary's CO., Md. iy l9.o"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

1t has come to be the custom TO handle your
"genteel rogue" with gloves. Accordingly,
soon after the discovery of tho defalcation OF
So, 900 in the funds of New York insurance
company, We read the statement that ut is not
probable that any prosecution will be com
menced against the detaulting officer, his sure
ties being amply able to secure the company
against all loss" We also find stated 10 ex.
tenuation of the crime that mo part OF the
$63, 900 was used except in stock speculations,
and no portion has been appropriated to his
O wp private use
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that the Shaker community at New
Lebanon. Montgomery county, Ohio, IS such
u person as is required to pay tax upon
annual gains, profits and incomes, and that it
is entitled to only one exemption OF a thousand
dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
GOLD OpERAToRS.-A New York lett
dated Wednesday, says

GOLD OPERATORS.-A New ork letter.
dated Wednesday, says:
"Some Of the gold gambler in Wall street
managed to make good deal of money last
night by resor.ing to tricl; which quite throws
the old time operations OF the mock auction CT
Peter Funks in the shade 1t was ascertained
in the fore part Of the day that the Cunard
steamer would not take dollar in specie,
whcreupon tho premium declined to 1861. In
order to reverse this downward movement, and
give the market q sharp twist the other way
certain parties had S7G0,l J taken from tho
vaults of one of the banks, in the shape Of
double eagles done up in kegs, and these were
driven up anu down the street till late in the
day. as il en- route to tho place of SHIPMENT
The bait took, nobody now could doubt but
that shipments would DO large, and straightway
the market advanced to l57} an improvement.
of per cent People who purchased quarter
OF u million or So at tho Decline about noon.
were thus enabled to sell out at handsome
profit, and 81 the same time TO afford the conf
ding public another brilliant specimen of sharp
practice and the sort of MOI II ideas that domi-
nate in Wall street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
n L. POWEIIlS SCHOOL FOR Eol5

The next term OF this :;cho2! Will brs,n "a.
The school House, on Queen between Was
ington and Columbus streets, "n the I'th ':
September. 1869.
Applications for the admission 81 PUPS ma
10 made to the Principal, NJ his residence. GO.
ner Of Duke and Washington sts.
CHARLES j.. Pow Eli. \. ii
IL - -2awtf trinr!pt'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
OF ylFGGH!N

The Session Of th;; int tut.oa c'mmse"c's
annually on the Lrs. day q uetop'r ana CO.
tinues. withou. interruption Il iac ih"FS'AF
preceding The ith of July ensuing.
Tho organization Of this Institution Is very
complete embracing extensive AMI th9:onsa
cou,ses Of instruction in Literature, and Seie"''
and in the professions Of Law Medicine 49,
Engineering. ,..,..
don't exclusive Of the c5s. Oh Tex; Books AZ
Clothing and poke. moaey, amount TO aneN.
S3o5 per session OF nine months and 81 m
Engineering or Medical stu lont To about So
of which sums, respectively. ~ or so
navsble on admission, and IN. balance in thr
progress OF the session. Fo- details send T..
catalogue. =. O., "Unyersi:y Of Virgins.
=. MAUPlN,
81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

BRUTAL. MURDER.-A brutal murder was
committed in Russell county, on Thursday
last, by negro named William Wrig hit, the
victim being white man named Patrick Tig-
nor. Some difficulty had occurred between
the parties, when the negro armed himself
with muskct, and went in search of Mr. Zig
nor The musket snapped, when clubbing the
weapon the murderer dealt his victim blow
on the head, which iclIed him to the ground
After he was down the Infatuated negro re-
peated the blows until his victims head was
literally crushed and battered to pieces. The
murderer fed, and although pursued, made his
escapc.-LyuchJurg Ne'cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
SCHOOL FOR Boys.

- -
Tho undersigned propose, openinsa Ars!: cis
SCHOOL FOX BOYS in Alexshdria, on MOE
DAY, the 9Th Of September next.
The session will continue I'll the first OF .Julj
following.
All Tic DraLches pertaining to = cornpIet"
English education, together with the &ncient
and Modern Language, will be taught Spe
cial attention vii! be given stu1ies tending &
prepare youths for practical business.
Application for entrance OF pupils can pc
made 70 G. ). Ia YLOK, No. l57 Prince street.
CHAS. ). TAYLOR
20 l2-co3m JNO. ). BLACKBURE
TIVE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
l. Established in 1899
Beautifully and beautifully situated three
miles west Of Alexandria, Va. lis boys for bus
ness or college Pupils received from tho az
Of nine. Deductions m4de for ministers aud
for persons sending two pupils. For circular.
addressthc Principal.
jc 4-tf Rev. VIM. +. GARDNER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY
"A 4 Lnnanlria Va

Inc noxt .essipr OF this Institution, hcretoio..
under tLr successful conduct of Nj. *. Ken.
or VIII begin on the 1J.h day 81 Scptcmh-
1862 A fire building has been purchased ".
tho corner o Wa shington and Or1noco street
with n large and well shaded >Eri, c"ntEirhs
an aero ~ ground.
While thorough training ~ ia" En- o.
branches VIII be Insisted On p 81 TIA" Lrsi go
purtancc nuusunl Advantages VIII b, ail'rir.
in the Department Of Music, Drawing, ram
ing and Modern Language. The frlneipA
lbs occurred tho S"rN iccs ot Proi. HAlit, -
graduate al high rank of the Royal hcadem'
of Fine Arts ~ .itocEholm. who, Hss'te! ~
Mrs. LEGARE, will hayc chargr OF the" ID.
pArtmonts.
The elements OF VOCAL Music and Drawing
will bo taught III classes without additions.
charge and pupils in tho Modern Langun2c.
will be instructed in 81 great degree by mcan.
Of cor fcrvatiOns with thor teachers, IN "rl,i
that they may ,btaln y thorough command Cd.
these tongues Boariers will enjoy tho Nj 'nu
tagc O.. hearing and speaking French IN tn
family Of the Principal. and IN their cssc o..
additional charge is made for tuition in French
as il is desired that all should take par, in tn
onv,rsatons.
A complete Philosophical hpparatus va
render the study of Naturg! Science both NJ
tractivc and beneficial, and frequent ."ctarr
" ". W. LEGARE. Principals
Rcfc!cn ces-Pro:.. &chelo, Vensb!c ana N
nor, of the University OF Va. Rev. J. T. Leg;
wich, Rev. j. T. Johnston, d. ID, Messrs.
Kemper, Anthony Mclean and Il. +. Witm'
of Alexandria; Rev. j. D. Mitchell, y. D.,
Rev j. b. Ramsay, ID. D., and Coione! VI. =.
Langhornc, # Lynchburg; Hon. John \. Ing
liss, of Baltimore, and Rev. b. NJ Palncr, DID,
of New Orleans. e 2s-lawt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

There was meeting of the Cabinet yester-
day, but the subject of the application of the
''ironclad" oath to members OF the Virginia
Legislature was not even mentioned. The
President, several weeks ago, in response to an
inquiry, said that the question would he sub
mitted TO the Attorney General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

DOAEOKE COLLEGE, -
IL SALEM. VIRGINIA,
Viii opan its next session on the J.! of i'".'
tcmber. with full c5rp' of In-truc t'cs.
Entire expenses for u ten months >'ss.'i
for boarding. Tuition, Incl !en;ais. &c., 50
For part cUl.rs inquire OF the Prcsideat;
- IG-coIrr d. +. BlTrIh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

Archibald Stirling, IT,, Of Baltimore, was
yesterday appointed by President Grant, L.
S. Attorney for Maryland, vice y. Stcrrctt
RidcclY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
MARRIED..
evening.

The President returns to Long Branch this
evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
Political Movement in Virginia.

The following letter has been addTessed BY
John w. Jenkins, chairman OF the Republican
State Central Committee of Virginia, 10 the
chairman of the Walker Republican Commit
tee: Wash. Chronicle.
Rooms REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE, RICHMOND, Va, july -, l>n?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

In New York few men are out OF employ
ment, and trade Is rcno!tcd as unusually
H.; 1.
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Fhc French EXch..nrse o!e 'OW:
fnSinS

DUxEURY, Mass, July 2S.--'l'fe Ifrcncl
cable is now in good working order, aad III
following dispatches have passed over the wire
to-day:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30

A man named Frank Brownell, OF Troy.
New York, who killed Jackson after he had
shot Ellsworth, in this city, in 1861, has OBJ
tanned the musket used by him on that coca
sion, and deposited it in the New York State
Department, where the coat and hat belong
ing to Ellsworth are kept.