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Continued from Finb Pare.

saved. III mother and s.siers were obhgei " 'T
overb' Ard and were lOst. o,,.t.f
BfAxASx InoEBEcEF, who hcs resided u III
phA for some - year., va also on boarL
lam nothing dedsiye 81 70 his ia'e' .4.,5 ba.
IN scs,rR Of Philadelphia wa On b'af' anu
Dot been heard from. ,..-. ,,e,t ,o
Tsyouony GgEoH, druggih Oi hs'.'"'.'
Wurternllre 70 visit biz father, an ei'he'. '1-
,e,,,vcosr and from etters received 'efs = 10 p'''
$500 of the pazengers lost On the il'.alea Ve'-
-, Thexfe ofNr G. y now IN Philadelphia, I" ihsr
.be had gone to meet bin on his return
NJ. ID WsrcJsAs Of Baltimore and one child, a
,uL Girl Of twelve year., were on board.
Mr.. NYrE NAcHsAy, dry-goOds dealer at No. GS
Hanover street, Baltimore, wss another Of the pas
.,ngers He had written by the steamer preyiocs ~
tbe Austria and stated that he should return in her.
Mr. g. KUSIz Of Philadelphia, muze-teacher, wa
On board the Austria, and was probably lost. IL
wo- a native Of Germany.
OF the following, We can learn nothing more than
that they were On board:
Mss BRiDCET LArGHLE, Hcw-ioIk.
A. u. SrARHUSI, New-YOTk.
Miss LEsA MYis hew-lOrk.
Miss NISs. SsTH, New-f0rk.
JosEPH HOPI, New-foIk.
=. kuiTaFf, hlDG'D.
Uss TByRysE Vas MysGERgU.CsES, ATD-berg.
Mr. AssA PaPERs and three children, II. Louis
urs MARIA HERKES, -. Louis.
JACOB FHlLsDLY and wife WittelsdoIf.
hi,s CAKOLisE HOwTz, Copenhagen.
X. " DrHELDT, Dresden.
GCsTAy NOLIEBsEs, Happen.
u. MULLER, Happen.
DAVID TURGEssEs, kappeln.
Jons PATTEBsOS, Amcss.
-- MOORT, Amcss
GEORGE BIEssES, POmerD. 400
fGeorge Bessen's wife died on Sunday the i1l'.I
AUGUsT Lass, Holm.
Mrs. SACKS. POtsdafn.
Ni,, I0wIsTHAL and sster-i n-6w, i-froszIn.
IsEAEL IsRlgL, FyrnODt.
CLAR4 IsRAgL, PyrroDt
OfYEsHEis and four children, POseD.
CARo and brother, California.
KsfsLR, CGlhCrua.
kEWgksa, California.
BoRwI1zEE, California.
kEwBRIsR, California.
ALwIsE Cons, Breslau.
DAVID Cons, Breseu.
W. T.. BKULL, NcW-fOTk.
G.. KUsz Philadelphia.
Nr. HgsPE, Lippe Dessnole.
THEODoR GERCI, Baltimore.
J0Bs WEISNss, Baltimore.
Mrs.. ID. WACBnAr and children, Baltimore,
MEYER NACRHAs, Baltimore.
n. hEnBKRG, AexGndria.
Nrs. BEICHsSD and three children, Alexandra.
r. II. scHTRR, Philadelphia.
Fir. WILLIAMS and three children, Washington.
+. II. BACHNAS, Cincinnati.
Mr.. WAGsER Philadelphia.
Mr.. KoHLER, Philadelphia.
Mr.. HOXIE New-YOrk.
Dr. SELDEssER, New-York.
Mr.. HrssrnrR and child, New-York. Her bus
band was saved.
JAooB CIAussES, Masshaln, Schlesuig.
FRANZ CLaussES, Massham, Scleswig.
CARL BROOE Massham, Scbleswg.
Hiss DURIs TURGgRsgS, Cappeln, SchleswIg.
ToKAs ParTEEsos, Arnes, Sehleswig.
- Moons, Arnes, Schleswig.
GIORG BusES, Teiners, Schleswig.
AEDRkw NELSON, Sweden.
SwAs SELSOs, Sweden.
CARoLISE NELSON, Sweden.
PETER SwASsoS, Sweden,
DIVA V. SwAssOS, Sweden.
CARL NEYER, New-Orleans.
PERSONS SAVED.
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BY Telegraph.

SEW-ORLEASs, SEPT, 23-Ar arp. fS.ss S,, Ss..Ysh
u.rco,k sIa. nolfu.. and " m. kA.hoare, II'-n w.
BAH. r. aaokc aid leighton, hom ki' dc 's0ea~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30

From m 70 eCe ,.n.. 60, from dA;e Of dshy-ry
Frr 100 srd rp..rd $50 days from ts'- Il 9eAs-y
HFnP-Au-r.can i IL H-h- supply o,i iae een1s-d .
ecasIy lin. ted and prices hanscc h--- = oNsi
a.. u 60 bale. a: o. rno-ths Aso - bales laifS' oH
privs.e terms
HOPs-The inquiry i stl very hsni a. .aes a .9' ioF
81. ard lfG s, ~ So The recert. ~ Ies ar iat
HAY--Ihe demand ,Nce-ds the 'uppy s-a y 49, "a
irrrrrvea wh 81. bales a. J'Gn = 10 % ss~
eel freely Ssd57.c. q 100 n o., - -
HONEl-Cub4 Is -srce; small sas' i0f ''l''' AN "'iT
us- makng A. hiEh.r trurs- ,...
!..y " yest,!dayi .Ae sses are small 'A>s"A --' W
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Receipts of Iroduee

Bv F,is E1lycsS-27 7el btl. Flour 80 "a wli.lv - .
L.at 100 tags Go 81 pkFs Proyi-ons 50 1a ts - =
Ct,c 49, &C. Bsrisr, = g.. Tobacoo, ,, ros Lsaer -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
PERSONS SAVED.


fIhs IL Ia. been published twice befoTe, tss he
wtSs very inpenectl
!. AyIsDoLPH, Ed, steward.
2. BhEws, CHAs., England.
s. BERRY, PHILIP, Hackensack, y. j.
4. BKRsErT, -, third officer.
5. Brrxrg VIZ, sofngen.
&. BEoKEK, c., BlOmberg.
Z. BucHHoLz, C., Rendsborg.
X. Boon, LtSr, 1ndorf.
g. BIRssTEIL, A., Mannheim.
10. Cox, JoHS r. Boston.
Al. Cons, D., Cologne.
~. DURRFELD, -, Dresden.
l3. ERGEs, BETTY, Lemberg.
IA. EisFELD, THO, New-iork.
Is. FRIFBOLD, 81, fireman.
Ii. FREDERICK, MARiA, Prague.
IL. FoLEER, WA., LucheD.
~. FR.s, CHAs., Nicaragua.
Ie. GLAUBESsELEE, THO, New-fork.
30. HoscHLyT, TIdsA, Breinerford.
81. HOHTSLOF, T., Leutzen.
90. HISS, s., HUhzen.
% HAksg, H., Berlin.
~ HERTsAS, B., ri Officer
25 HOGGUIsT, c., Sweden.
26 KUHN, L., lst Officer
81. Luck, C., Chicago.
2s LUXhASS, G. Cincinnati.
60 LARS, A., Cappeln.
%. MKsMER, STASs, New-iOrk.
81 NILLsLOw, WULF, Worms.
81. MUhLhR, PnILir, Aaron.
g. MURRAY, JAS. s., Virginia.
a. NrtHALEs, G., buaiswain's mat.
S. HOTTERsEs, c., Happen.
10 OsBaR, H., Brcmerbech.
81. PLACE, C., quartz rnaster
So PIE1EE, F., Lerctzen.
80. Poll. c., engineers assistant.
~. PoLICREUsCA, j., Ncw-1Ork.
A. RAsDERs, HFRsAS Sweden.
A. RICHTER, H., saiOr-boy
<3. RosESDANN, H., Scharnbeck.
a. RENLASDER, T. koln
A. RILL, JACOB, Baern.
46 RErKE, +. r.. Leutzen.
A.. ROsiS, {. v. T., Virginia.
~. sVKGENs1s, NJ, sailor.
a.. STIziG, kos.Li,, COblcnz.
20. ScHEcE, DR., kuln.
5l. STABNFR, Frederick, Zareniord.
81. STABSEK Ferdinand, ZareEfOTd.
So SIcks ", Holzzen.
-. Smith, HsNRY A., Boston.
~. T.ssE, EMIL, Ergau.
6. THiLLsR, LEoroLD, Pochlowitz.
81. TisEELL, CATHERINE, New-iork.
IS. NEzIS, ALFRED, Philadelphia.
50. WtGSFR. FRIEDLIEF, Cassel.
60. WRFNsCnEN, T., Lggcn.
6l. NIrHE, ER>rsr, Wcdcu.
u. MEPPER. \, Ellenvillr, y. Y
81 WIpVEss RUBoss, Leut1en,
g. Wr>DELL, H., Holzzen.
81. W,GsER, PETER, Worms.
66 WoLsF, Lyon New-iOrk.
e. ZITZ FRANZ, Manz.
Sixty-seven in all. OF these. ten arrived ln New
York yesterday, in the Prince Albert, viz:
SAVED.
1. Prof THgo GLA>BENsKLEE Of this cty
,. PHILIP BERRY. Hsckensack.
g. HENRY A. SNiTH. Chelsea, Mass.
T. AIfRTp NIIiS Philadelphia.
D. JEAN PoIICRUScA, New-lork.
6CV. L. RosiS, Richmond, Va.
:? r. TH0sPSoS, California.
y HERs,N RsSDsR Sweden.
9. \. PETERSEN, Sweden.
TO- &. HoGGUIsr, Sweden.
Two others jCH,Rrrs BRrws of England snd JoHS
FCox of Boston, who were put ON board the Lotus,
went from Halifax 10 Boston. This leaves hity-hve
On the Maurice now probably at Fayal one Of the
Azores.
THE BOATS.
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,,..5,a r... .le~ .. .e-. d As:,r. .. h. do. W.

tposs'srh Pis +. n tao - r-s-i ~ ..esy
q, rr- hrsrs. :; -sl cssa ard r2@ Sc = Hnn;l. sar.
-, r.wbs- t.avv as = o' ia. -.c "a geay Rstnsd
- ~ s. s,q q r-o1t-s 10 s~sd@s ,ils = - tlls
- ~ ~. q -s2 SO ~ uorths tnEish sa~-; sre
ISuIA RIBBER fairiy inquired 'o- and pTers sr' s1i
- .o ~ Sc Purs - d. Eas, ilda, snd 100 o..
T.TEIR l;,.d c,sl-s sld vel > q e,'ara'a
- - - ~ an OAK .ssafy freIch CLt sSins
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-30
THE BOATS.

1t has been stated that there were eight Franc-ss
Metallic l-eboats and several ships launches on
board. This not true. There only eight ooass
On board in al-whch would not al the outside, ac-
conmodaie more than half of the people on board
These were hung On davits, four each side OF the
shin The four forward boats Of metal tbs other
four were cinker-built wooden boats. Two of the
boats. those burg on the s;arboard and poqasrters
were painted white We have endeavored TO ascertain
what became of the boats. one OF the quarter boats,
which the captain and the fourth officer attempted TO
launch. was crushed by the screw, and the inmates
drowned or hauled mp board again A second
boat: let down from the starboard side Of
the ship, was likewise swamPed by the
crowd OF people. Mr.. Brew escaped in third
boot, which wa svemyei when be got into ii one OF
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F0T 11f'lIE Is-sT, u 6rIt- -
For qlostous u EogT GFsn, sud other Fn Pod eei -
D g...r.I p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-25
IN aLeroudria Gdzeite

=, .5ior Of the Alexandria Gazette:
rh,,s iu., read the very folsome editorial
,..l. # the editor of the Virgins sent''
~ nobI.Ded in that paper OF the I'D inst,
o'| ,s.,, Of his cousin Extra Billy" and
" .,Iv 10 some remarks in the Rioh-
:. ENQUIRER upon the course Of bis cou-
49, - which the editor Of the Sentinel speaks
Nv .tsin Is "a Democrat, who has long stood as
~. If the psr,y's proudest, most bonored'
,,o., ,saious, and gifted leaders. -
Nv ask the editor of the Sentinel to say
,,.h.r he does not know, that bis cousin
Extra Billy" did use his utmost efforts In
,.55 to bring defeat upon the Democratic
..,,, If this State. by bis opposition to the
S S'.. :, .s, nominated by that party; wheth-
o'I SS Snss no, know or believe that his cou-
u y. ~ Ia" did write letter to a Know
T',b;n, meeting in Warrenton, IN which be
80 .i'..st n be with them soul and body or
n.IDy. if he does not know Of the writ
~; =. n rbs, letter, | will iuform him. that Q
n,sninept Know. Nothing voluntarily told
y, ,bs, he was at the meeting when the lot.
~ was rsad;-and will further ask the edi-
-, i b. never beard that a party OF Know
T',bups went to his cousin "Ex:ra's" house
;, initiate BIN in their order, ADD was pre-.
,eDied By company ct his COUSINS and
vbs,ber he does DOT know or believe, that
Ri. cousin was publicly asked at Brents'ille,
vbe,ber be would accept the nomination tor
C1,e,pOr from the Know.Nothings against
,bs Democratic candidate for that othce. and
he replied, that is depends upon ciroum-
,,ancC." Does be not know that in 1855.
biz cousin only received sixty-six votes out OF
nearly Eve hundred Democratic votes cast IN
hi. town and county-and in conclusion will
AK him, il under these circumstances, he
has not been guilty Of gross misrepresenta.
,iOu, in saying that bis cousin has long stood
90 one Of the most Jealous and gifted lead
sr." Of the Democratic party.
An AMI KSow-NoTHlNC DEMOCRAT.
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go. and coun.ry dealers

-, Of town and country dealers
Thy 90 sD markets of our Own State ! No 10
With 'ne -. however fair the conpehaoo'
duce~eD',,. zach .bem or lead to just as
seem 70 ,' IN our favor. in purchasing their
c,inins'0"T y difficulty must be overcome
supplies, cap make any very material ad'
before W. :, s sill require then steadily DON
vance; II ", w.t. by the removal Of every ob'ts
;Oasd slD Ds ot # Of every induCemen' sdc
dc, and tos .ta;, interesss-by the elevation Of
dressed 70 'o. ,be creation of more deci-
Safe p,,s % their pars in the home policy
dsd in', ~ be introduced. 10 tbs way We
sought LIN, 10 a. ,,elv succeed. With the local ao-
.baI. o..'1 u climate, back and river country
vsoissses ssciIjties Of transit, nearness to
Increasing s.Ier power and fuel, with all the
The sea- Sa Enhances at command, required
o'cs',a. .yS rr no good reason can be as,
ior Oaf su sc w. should not be in advance OF
,gne'' va! ,os;,ion, and engage actively 10
oo' p. s,o.ntion Of our mechanical interests
ibs pf'I Edmond is Boosting Of her ten mil
Nh'ls's r 'rsse for the past year. the most dis
lions o. .ns, mark the annals Of the past
'''i' p',s ,r Norfolk, and other neigh.
s'a is, ,osp., cou,ending for the ascendanGy
D0iOs " Us to keep our eye steadily
1t os', ,bs removal of every obstacle to the
sIs9 ~ ;n,roduc.lon Of a we'll regulated ana
!1i,,ous system of manufactures IS S% SIT o'''
.oS .urcs, hope for the future ANVIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-25

FIOUR-Ihe market during Tue "eeA n"'
presented no new feature. The receipts have
been quite light, while the demand has oeen
good, bat in consequence of the small stocks on
hand, the transactions were limited Prices
have been unchanged and the last sales were
reported at IS 500S5.623 for Union street, 30
25G$5 37t for Extra, and $7ES7.9o Tor faml'
", for which, however, there Is very moderate
enquiry, and the only sales reported are 10 IT,
tail dealers. The mills in the upper country are
doing but light business owing TO Inc 10"
stage of the water in the streams.
WHEAT.-The receipts of Wheat for the
week show falling of as compared with the
nrevious week The quality has been lair, but
there is marked scarcity of prime white OF
red Wheat, and our quotations are only ior low
er grades. The market has been inactive, and
pnces at the close, indicated declining tenden'
cy. There were sales reported on Change yes
terday OF fair white at l2;Gl2Sc; do. red i2o
6l25c Some lots very inferior Weht al lVH
l5c. below these figures prime article would
command figures above our outside quotations.
CORN-The demand for Corn has beer talr'
and the market active, closing firm. sales re-
ported on Change OF white at eOlfn2e' NO
yellow offered, which may be quoted at Soc;
mixed at sl0S4c The receipts OF the week
have been very light, while the demand Tor ship
ming and home consumption is good and IN.
cressing.
RYE has been in very active request and
prices have been well sustained, and the market
closed yesterday firm. Sales reported on Change
at 7C676c for inferior and prime.
OATS Receipts light, with pressing de-
mand The stock on hand is nearly exhausted
and the orly sales noted are in small lots at AUG.
for new, and 4jc. for old
SEEDS.-There has been limited enquiry
for Seeds during the week, though al the Close
the mark., exhibited more activity. we quote
Glover Seed at So so, and Timothy Seed at "
aS2. rs; Flaxseed 81 .CCG$l.lo.
pROVIsIONS.-The market has been active
dprins the week, and sales to considerable ex'
tent have been HdCe Suolol'oh' 'N'''' -
changed since our last report.
PLASTER is in fair supply: with good de-
mand. We quote lump delivered on the eA'S'
at $4G$425; ground S7.
FERTILIZERS.-Ths demand Tor ier''i'zerS
is fair, and In. sales for the week sho" oil III
crease over those for many previous weeks
The supply of No. Peruvian Guaho Is very
light We continue to quote al 800 super
pbospbs,e of Lime $43, and moving OFT brisk
". "Deburg" $40, and IN fair demand Som
hero S2s, and Columbia S2s. Sales OF about
500 bushels Turks Island Salt have been
made for agricultural purposes ne af''e'e
.ppears to be getting in favor; those who have
made the experiment on their lands recon-
mend it highly.
SALT The supply is fair, and the demand
light We quote fine at $l75; Ground Alum o.
sUMAC.-The demand continues good al
ST. .25 y 100 lbs.
FREIGHTS.-The demand Tor vessels con
Times very active, and freights keep up, and IN
,,,,. instances further advance has taken
xu.,,o,e rates as follows:
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Alexandria Fuel Market, Sent, "a.

The supply of Coal and Wood in the yards
IS good, and those of our citizens who have not
already laid in their winters supply, will find
this favorable opportunity. Wood-we quote
Oak at S3GS3.75; Pine 81 256S2 50, cargo
prices. The arrivals OF cargoes during the
week have been quite numerous, but lind ready
sales. Coal-The receipts by Canal. owing to
some interruption to navigation, have been
light but the stock Oh hand is large, and our
last weeks quotations remain without change.
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Aim An AC.
1855 SrsSus
SEPTEMBER r.,I .t. MooN's PHAsEs.
MARINE LIST.
PoKr OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u.

PUkI W AJEAANDhlA-SEfIE
ARRIVED.
NhT AyaTaio, Dawes, Baltimore, to J. Z.
Nsys,t.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore,
70 Whsa, 4 Bro
Scnr Cornth,an, Hudson, King George, wheat
"PerY < pennybacker.
schr F. A. Elliot, Kelsey, Baltimore, coal by
T. Mshs:iey
SAr Golden Rule, Filbert, New York, cesl
syr ! MehaEey.
Nar Island City, Conklin, New York, coal
tyEOw'e 4 Co.
&aI Mary A Magee, Magee, New York, coal
D. FOSi, h Co
=, Nsr Diamond, Norton, New York, coal by
Fos.ekCo
>taI. Chase, Jones, Flushing, coal by David
i Lowe.
MEMORANDA.
Na' |. B & F. L., Pharo, hence at Provl-
!:ace z!s,
NhT Beauty, Scott, hence at New York 22d,
Nar Lama!'ine, Johnson, for this port, CID.
'ia!.aislpha, 22d
Nhts y. BSOwn Heald, and NJ c. Durlee, Hall,
a'nte at Fail River goth
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DIED.

On we Oath INST, ZENAS kinney, in the
7sn year OF his age ~ His funeral will
take place from the residence OF his daughter,
Mrs A. K Evans, corner OF Prince and Water
streets on Sunday afternoon, at ?. NJ. The
friend. OF the family are invited 10 attend.
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- tAiR AT WASHINGTON, RApPAHANNocK,
.YyNI The Ladies at Washington, Kappa
. .M county, will hold Fair at that place,
" Nolday The 4th OF October Court day, the
!Otsis OF which will be used for the benefit OF
= f''soylerian Church A dinner will he fur
, .. on the same day The ladies respectfully
-. &e attention OF the public.
HappacannocS county. sep S-eo.d
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Baltimore Cattle Market, Sept. 23.

CATTLE-BeefCa Cattle continue to arrive reely
and today some 1875 head were offered at tie
SC ales The demand was fair, and tine sales
were made at about last weeks rates. OF the
Cattle offered so were driven TO Philadelphia,
80 were sold to 90 to the country, 50 were left
over, and the remaining 9l5 head were taken up
by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging from
S.. SO 70 1915 on the hoot, equal TO Sj.GS7 net
and averaging 1891 gross.
BoGs-Hogs have been selling this week at
from $3.50 10 81 y 100 lbs net The supply
continues fair.
SHEEP Sheep are a little fTmer, and we
quote them this week at $G5OGf35O p lou lbs.
gross
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CHARLES B. TEBBS, J
VI. HARRISON, CommTs
JOHN Nj. ORR,
TO LnmGnnn co. Va, sep 3--eOts

TVRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, SLAVES,
STOCK, CROPS, &c.--Ihe subscriber BY
virtue OF a certain deed OF trust, executed OIL the
9Th day OF November, 1897, by George A Slret'
and Lucy C., his wife, for the benefit OF the cred
itors OF the SAID Geo. A. Sleei, aud Oh record IN
the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Orange, will proceed TO sell, at public auction
,cifh,tu ,cseIpe at Smithfeld, the present Tesl-
dence OF the said George A. Sleet, on Hed"6ddy,
The z9ih day Of SEPTEMBER neat all the property,
real and personal, OF the said George A. Steer,
consisting of ONE THOUSAND and EIGHTY
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND, mostly lying IN the
Mountain Run Valley, and conveniently dIvisibi"
INTO THREE or FOUR FARMS, OF hne quality,
aud well improved by cultivation.
The BtRChLAND tract, containing lHRtE
HUNDRED ASD SIXTY -SEN IN ASD THREE
FlFrHS ACRES, adjons the lands OF Hon }.
Morton. VIM Walker, esq, and others, e"d -
desirable tract OF land
SMITHFlELD, LONGS, AND CLIFTON,
together, contain ONE THOUSAND and TWO
and HALF ACRES, of beautiful valley AMI
rolling land, susceptible OF division INTO t"o
farms ol about equal SIZE and value, adjoining III"
lands OF VIM. 6. Creashaw, Henry Md,se, and
Others; four miles from either Rapid Ann S'a
ton. or Orange Court House; having an aDun
Gaut supply 0! timber, well wateret, aud being
in healthy and desirable neighbOThood.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE hun
DRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES of un!mproved
land lying / miles from Sml,hilsd
Persons desiring safe and profitable invest
men,s III and are requested 10 visit these Farms,
or address the undersigned, for further partc.
ulars.
Also. ahoy' TWENTY SLAVES, il families,
OF men. women, and children, most OF ;aem
young and very likely-and one o. them beng
an excellent house carpenter.
Also, plantation Utensils Wagons, Carts, &c,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Carpenters Tools. Tan lard Tools, BIacksmths
Tools Stock oil Horses Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
growing Crops Of Corn and Tobacco Straw,
Hay, &c, NC, nc.
ixRy; OF SALE.-For the land one.!ourth cash
the remainder IN three equal, annual payments.
bearing interest. from fJ , payable annually
secured by bond, with good personal security,
and retention OF the tile. For the Slaves,
cash. For The other personal property, bond,
with approved security bearing interest rom
date, and payable March lst $50.
JOSEPH J. HALsEY, Trustee.
Mi,cnen's Station Culp Co. aug zJ-eots
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS UAE.

CIHERlFFS SALE OF CARRIAGES-I
- will sell on Saturday, The 18Th INST. al John
Summers Coach Factory, on PIT; street, at 10
oclJck, a lot of CARRIAGES and BUGGIES,
t, satisfy executions in my hands against John
Summers. 4. vi. Gas LENAN, ID. ,.
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COM d ERCIAL.
m onetary,

With the advance of our Fall trade, We no
tice an increased demand for money, which is
readily met by our Banks, there being very lit
tie good paper offered on the street, and when
offered taken at fair rates. The fall trade
though not as heavy as usual, has opened rather
better than expected, with fair proportion OF
cash sales which tends to ease the demand for
money, and give better tone TO trade. Re-
ports from the North and East note All increased
demand for capital, which is readily met at
low rates.
Stocks are quoted dull, there being but little
speculative demand.
We have no sales of Local Stocks to note for
the past week.
Land Warrants are dull!
Sales of Virginia IS at the Board in New
York at 93c.
Richmond stock Market, Sept. "a.
Virginia6 4, cent. 81 years to run, no sales at
the Treasury.
Virginia + y cent, shorter dates, sales $92
and interest.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales $934 and ia
terest
Virginia Bank Stock, par $7O-last sales S72
Farmers Bank Stock, las: sales $l023.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $lo3.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par 500,
sales 1914
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
Vir. Central Railroad Stock S29.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
last sales $5S.
Richmond and Danvile Railroad guaranteed
bonds, sales $50, and fiat.
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds,
par value 800; last sales $50 and fiat.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds $72
and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds $723 and
interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $50
and interest.
Orange and Alexandra - cent. Bonds $50
and interest.
Manassas Cap Railroad Bonds SOL and int.
Norfolk City $74l and fiat
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&SaxossSs<ssEs
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. "a The Wyaudote Kan
sas( Gazette of the 18th says that 500 10
Id dust have arrived here from Pikos Peak,
and q man brought S. 900, the result of only
q few weeks toll.
CoLuNBus Quo, Sept. ga woman named
Schelliug at G-ovepor., in this county, CON-
mitted murder yesterday by throwing into a
well thirty-fve feet deep, her four children.
one boy, tho other three girls, the Oldest l.
years the youngest two years. She after
wards jumped in herself. Ali were taken
cat dead. The woman is supposed to have
been insane.
BANGOR, Me, Sept. 23.--Enoch D.nforth,
OF Lagrange, and VIM II Record were killed
by lightning last night The former was
sitting in the barroum OF the time, and the
latter was on the road With his team Of hor-
ses.
D..-o, 40 % pbn N,s,o,h,sol,, A.,
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FRANK LESIIs'S FAMILY MAGAzESE-We
have received from MIR. George Z. French,
the October number OF Frank Leslie's new
Family Magazine and Gazette of Fashion,
|. is handsomely illustrated and contains
q great variety OF very Interesting matter
The Gazette of Fashion will be particularly
attractive to the ladies.