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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

NEGRO MURDER-IHe Ofel0asGs PatyiO' of &c
Jh inst furnishes the following account OF shock king
murder by negroes,
"Io the town Of Vermonvile, on lsst Sunday
morning ab u. 10 oclsck, during mass me, Madame
Elise Missonner was brufay sssassinst3d by four Or
i've CT her OWE servants and one Of her neighbor s.
Her two daughters, ct the d ne OF the murder, were
sbssr. az church upon their return they discovered
dGops Of blood upon the floor Of her room these de-
monstrstiOns, together with the absence OF Madame
Missonner leo 10 nmsdi.te searches for her body
which We Eu1d late 10 the evening lying in ID Old
vel.
Several large inci,yrs had been N ide her .ai
apparently inflicted with an The body gnen taken
out Of the wei WA yet warm, which induced tae
optior hat the work OF death was not thoroughly ex
ecuted when il 4gs cast into the well. The a3ssssns
have been arrested and orr DistIc,Attorney j. nos
sbsent attending 20 the preliminary eKs Diaaon OF Ihls
most airocious murder.
The Vr,nasoasMt ,L,'Aye,tsJ Eet0 Of the 5th mas
the following:
On the ID inst tie slaves Joseph aud )dests, ,be
former aged sbou. - ysan sad tae latter about y
YEAR, the property Ci widow Ellzr NJ ssOnnler, were
arraiRned Before IL gene Hebert add {. n. vtio
Justices Of the Peace, and jury OF heehodeIs Inc
District Attorney oeipg preseot, read tho accusation
sgainst the slaves for numbering their Mistress After
tae usual proceedings the Court retired, AL lhh:d-
s.sly returned with verdict Of guilty, sentencing
them 10 be hung. Joseph 10 20 be executed On the
18th inst The execution of Moteste who eqcetaie
10 postponed. Other slaves, accused of having pa-
iicips,ed in the crime, are now in jail their tr Is to
take place shortly.
The murder of Mrs. Mssonner is a most feni h
ore; Of the numerous wounds she rec lived, t1r:e
which were inflicted with an ak were sum snt TO cause
death Her body, alter she WAS des1 seems 70 nave
been dragged carried to several places Ia the garden
and ward and was finally deposited srd buried in a
large bole about ten feet from the dwelling no ese.
The crime WAS committed OIL last Sunday morning,
about six O'Clock.
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matcr Gurt.

nR. +. J. LOWENTIlAL's WATER-CURE and
IL CyNxAsiuN-Bergen flights, New-Jersey; 10 minutes
from HoboIn Jersey City iery by regular stages
NAOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing
N1 hamtop n. 2lj miles tom the city BY n y Erie
Rnro.a This establishment has paiursl ocaon, surpassed
IN snty by no other IN the Union ~ week
For cir yfs containing f particulars sdor,Ss j. H. NORTH
A. D. or MARTHA FRENCH, ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

III Fhe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
Western, North and Southwe Stste
,, continuous Railway direct This Road also connects ..
daily nes Of 20 all porte on the Vest
Rivers Cleveland aid Saadnsky with the steamers
the Northwestern LAkesmsking the most droe
sssE and reliable route BY which FREl3Hf can b forwarded
10 and nom the Crest West .
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sSd PITTSBURGH
Epsr lss-Hoots Shoes Hats Cps BOOKS * rant.
pH 1o'os pn boxes osiss enu iu S"s' ( LOO b.
BscoEp CLEss.-DOnertic Sheeing, bhiTtins and
Ycking (in original baies Drugs lin cssks Hard 30 cents
SsIa Leather I'm rolls o. hoxes) Wool and Sheep 100 y.
Helfs Eastward Ac................s.s..-......1
fahD CSAss-Annlit esei. GhNns Nn eesssS (p csna
xoboeoo manufactured. except Cigars or Gut &c.
feuRTE Gs.Iss-CCfee, Fish, Bacon, Beet and
boxes Eas.e srd Lard and Lard 90 as
on tls,s Bod. Asa German Clay, Tar Fitch 100 8.
Eoxin, he........
RLOuH- & Dbl until further notice.
GEAn-- = lcG 10 until further notice
Cores bale net sxcec ding 800 weight anti fursss'
notice.
In shippny sOoSs oIa sny port east OF fhsaepb b
hcusr The package "Va fennsylva Rsosd IL
goods eonSsBed the AGENTS Of thE Road II Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Will b. forwarded without detention
pssIeBr IsEsTs.Esrris. Worrey CO., heophs renn-
n w. sss Co., 81. Lous; P. q. ORdly Co.. Eysnsvihs
IND puuesnn, Bell Co., ind Carter Je~et, Louisville
KY g. c. kedsun, Madison Ird II. W. Brown Co.. AID
hwin n &C., Cirsinnat; n W. Graham Z Co, La1esvils
Ohio Lsech Co, Nc 81 Kiiey ST. Bosom Sech CO.. Nc
. 4 Flew Gt, Pittsburgh
h u HOUSTON, General rreiyht Agent, rhi.delpn.a
~ aCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona Pa
Arrii l. lass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

kIEW-IUNh AND
IN COMP ANY.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY, May H. 1854
Trains Depot OF bite and Centre Sta York
SID D. " hite Plains Train stopping at all Stations.
ytsips leave Depot Of Goth and 4th.sv NewYork,
e:io N. Wilsmsbdge trsi stopping a. all Sta.ionr.
s:S Neil train stopping at WllsmsbIiGse and al sta
bOps north.
u:O0a T. .Nihansbrdge train stopping 81 al S'stiops
ll:G white PlNnst rani stopping az 81 c.tuout
ESQ N. Wilhsnbdge tTain stopping At al Stations
doe D. N White Plains train stopping at all Stations
500 Dover Plains tram, stopping At al Stations seoss
Wilamsbdge.
$40 N. White Plains train, stopping al all eatons
$50 D. .Wuhamsblidge trsa, stopping a. al SsLcps
RErvRSKe-Lesye Cls'ham -Four Corners . -,
I2:b IL Mad train stopping a. Wilansbndse, bite Plslna
and eli Stations north
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

III THE GREAT CENTRAL hOl IL
"a. rsnnsvlyapia Rairosd Pittsburgh with rs
sosds to and from St Louis Mo- Alton, Gsens aud Chcsso III
Frsol font Lexington and Louisville KY T-rIa Hslte, sdsoh
Ief.yet.s and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton Spring
Sod Bsnsfontane sandusky Toledo, Cevenna 1o"mous
zresvi Msson and ooSter, Ohio aso win the stsan
packet boat from and 10 New Orleans, St Loas LouSihe ava
C.nosupsn -. -.u
hoced plaees IN the West . !.
Passengers will find this the shortest inoF exIeo'oH' sns
eop,fort.Ile route between the East snd West - -
PROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN SO HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN f5 HOURS.
Fare loW u any other ronte
See hAndbils 10 the hotels oi this city. -,
Throush Tckets further nformaton may be hao a. Inc
sn,ss Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. 2Astor House. Brusdway.
J.nrsry l. 1883 ] L. ELLIOTT AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN HISTORY. 1853 5vo.
pp 80 J. y. LippincOtt Co.
Iu this vo,y,e, which forms the sixth COLLECTION OF
memoirs of tie Pennsylvania Historical Society, ere
several papers Of more than ordinary antiquarian ia-
teres. Among them msy bs mentioned az 40
count Of the Society Of the Cincinnati paper on the
Insure elton of 1894 essay the Acad'an e1les,
ard an elaborate argument the case o. A.JoT AndIe
in reply to the statement OF Lord Mshon his History
Of Euglsud. TIE paper OIL TIE Acsjians, by the Hon.
VIM. H. Reed, was suggested BY note TO one OF the
English eduicIs of LongieloSs EvSrgehse, which
stses that on the eriivs of the exles u Philadelphia,
il was proposed by the Government OF the colony TO
sell them. with their own eouser,, in order to dttfy
the expenses OF their support MIR. LoDste'ow' on
being inquired Of in regard to the note, promptly as
ayoyed all knowledge Of its origin, and it was subse-
ON, ntly traced to paragraph in Juose Haiourtons
History of Nova Scotia. Mr.. Reed has carefully eA-
smped the suhec, and adduces abundant evidence 10
,how that the charge i, without the slightest founda
alton. The only color for was in tradition Preserved
in y.p,'. "Life of Antony Bsrezet-' Such was
Bxp...,, care Of The Neu;ras, tbs; it produced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

Commencing Msy 81, 1853.
Passenger Station In HewYoTk, x7hst and 4h-av
entxsnot G 2ith.st.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YORK
For rev Haven tex l2:45, 3;i5 4:3 tes.) and
5SJ Fer BfiegeDor,7 IA (xl l245, 3:f5 4e tex
md $50 r. Milford SratfoId Fairfield Southport and
Westport a M l245 s45 aud $50 D. For Noiwak, a..
ga %. l2:45 345 40 eE ~ $50 $50 m For DaI,en
Stamford, tex l2:45 345, $40 lex }. 4:i5. $780,
$50 For Port Chester and intermediate s:atons T.
Ia. l2.45 345, 4.45 $50, ESQ p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For BCs.on, T. (eI 4:20 (ex) For Hartford and
6crine feid j. a. (ex) For Connecticut River
Railroad to Montreal exl, and 40 tex 10 North
smpon. For Canal Railroad TO Northampton ~ Tex and
II: IS D. m For Housatonc Railroad No., 40 ?. For
sanSsct Railroad i2:45 S:45 D. For Daobuy and
Horwali Railroad ,, d M: 420 P IN.
JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

az INNOCENr Man PUNISHED II DEsERrScr TO
Public 0PINIOS.-A case OF Sc ,ndsl ieceGt yoccGEet
in pesh boring vilsge, which, from the hsa s)cia.
and religious standing Of the paites ard more especial
" from Its very Singular deuoueEn,, Il well so.tny
Of paragraph. II appears ths, married ssn,lsm.n
Of large property and who was the Sopsrn,s7iea. OF
the Sabbsth School connec.sG with the C1ussh OF
which he was member, was accused Of inprcpsf Ia
timscy with young widow, who, while Der hi'otoi
was hSirg resided IN this city Scd is now well kpowa
heIe. Sic, too, was member Of the church. mi "
tie sane church a. the gentleman referred =. |. -
alleged that the ofsnse charged took plScs ~ he
iadys house, which he sdms he often WIS. e3 iJ' par
poses quite proper aud legitimate TIE witnesses. 80
learn, were kred by 81 enemy oi o1e ~ b5,1 ths
parties; and they tesiiy, to pecprg trough pHtly
dsikeped windows ana seeing enough 10 mage ont
case. We hear further that the wtnesses not OF
the highest chaTacter-a TACT which M ht poss,by be
inferred fIom hiriEg tbems.lye 10 perform a. n
gervice. The mater set the village ia blaze, q:
coute and the gentleman was spescy SUNNI ION ID to
ar yer tie charge hsfoie the approprii,e ,cesasc
tribunal. Al eN elder. lawyer by protection, under
took his defense, and heard tue TIA gss DO
crossing, that lie clearly proved that the i4c.s as al
legged were en- iupcssibuy, aud that the with asses
who testified to them vito greet mIluteress were
either mistaken or something worse ~ 81 eyents,
the nIoceIc &c Of the accused established 10 the
satisfaction of the tribunal befors which tho WAS
tried, and he wa' accordingly acquitted. Bat the
srangtst part Of this sipgulsr ada Mans q b. told
We ar mi rued that the Court f1lnd ths gentle
man I've DO not lsarn that the lady WAS trisdl Eot
gUuy; but, difference % pU6tic optnioN, they sus-
pended him from tue Church. The Colonial annals of
Dutch jursprudence, suspect, can hardly p.rslsl
this sir ulaI case. lad the Court f5nna the az
cused sHhy instead of not guilty we wonder u, cut
Of regard TO his feeling, they would hsve so vel
him 10 remain IN full communion HIS asQgiHa', they
seem TO think ought TO satisfy him; and by hs
pension they expect to safety public oplrJn. That
ecclesiastical court should be nmoralized.
Rochester Uiion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of The County OF NowYork notce Is hcrshy gwen - au per
scps having Ssms ssDst JAMES GAiNOR la-e OF ING Wy
fEswos eeceesed toprsseut the same WIN
70 the .usTec; Al bis residence No 81 CoumoiAs IN ae
Chy Of New on before the ecnth day OF Dscet1Dsa
seat-Daied, Sew-iosk the l4ih day of June. 1888
o. VAN COrr, AdIninistfator o;
rei5 lsvtmTN James Gaynof d.ccase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

pIcnner. revolutionary nciien:s Of re period VIII
certain dramatic efec-. VIA vs.ioIs ,ke.ches al
poems, and the usual editOEisl departments, re m,s
ceaneous attractions OF he number sre vel s. ssd %
the popu,sr .ss.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22
CUPREME COURT - KINGS COUNTY,

CUPREME COURT - KINGS COUNTY,
~ HENRY BOWEN and THEODORE McSAMEE
against JOHN MITCHELL ard ANNE MITCHELL his WIFE,
JONATHAN CRANE aud CHARLES ELY. Summons For
Relief Com Dot ser TO the shave defendants AE,-s
ell Anne Mitchell wifi; You summoned
TequiIed the complaint 10 this A"on ~h was
fed the Office Of the Clerk the County Kings a. hs
sfce City Hail Of Brooklyn, New Yok aud 10 serve
copy your The ssd complaint the subscribers
sr ohoe, No 10 Wslst New York City, within twenty days
after service Of th yo exclusive % the
service ard fail 10 the said c,mp4n
time sfosssd the pisuns this soon III spoy the
uf or tLs gstf Ia the Dated Nay ST.
tAESONs. EI0Gs b RODS,
J.I l.vCyT. Pa0lgs AlH!ssys
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feaal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
Tie County of Newly notice hereby given TO all persons
bsyins claims against lDRiS L. APPLEY late .! the Shy OF
New Yok d,ess45 10 es4t the with vouchers thereof
~ the EnbscbsS at the New York Juvenile Ayu ifa st.
the City Of NswYok before the eshte MN DAY OF Sen
Der N.v YORK leenth day of March lteS
Dle lswtmTgs JAMES l.. APPLEY, AdtninstrsiUr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PH1LA-
IN DELpdIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-M Express lines leave New York at and ii
and p s5 Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati
and the West aud Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk, &c
add d rough baggage checked Washington In ald
tans J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No bessste received for any train unless delivered aad
CHECKED nleen minutes of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

me for % lp-said TIA. the msn .rykz 20 -rpged
bis rsck. could no; &c. hold OF snytbi,s ercsp.
piece OF board, the same pow in cour. With tais l
up 10 my husband and found him dosn With
strong man resting one knee on his bresi and striking
him very severe bows. A l 20, in sinking dixsDce
tie man was making an attempt to wing OF the neck
Of my husband, who seemed 70 be almos. helpless.
cesse sn.il his hold upon my hash s,ds head ani
reck was relsxed. struck hin with thing bat the
stick. Ny husband had been sick 10 BID f,r s~sek
previous. and was almost as helpless "a child. |
stuck 10 save my husbands he and be ieye v, id
tava been Siea in fe moments If had not sta L.
Decision of he Jy,tces.-"We, the uudersg sed
Justices. sgrse unanimously that the homicide
uitted by Mary Brsnhsm on Hugo Nison, was 4 ia
liable ANA she is discharged from custody
Weekly Place AISis J-ss IL
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OFFICE NEw-YoRE AND ERIE RAILROAD Co..
EeV-York, June II, 1853
A1Eu-Y0RK AND FRTE RAII ROAD Tho

~ New YO.k and Erie Railroad Company have earnestly
desyOed SuDe the past ten months TO establish AID maintain
sncIm and rempneIsve rates Of traffic by the four great lines
which connect The Atlantic cities and the West Having failed
This and believing 70 be nadoas and improper - inHa
traffic by the isue Of Free Passes by the employment Of
and solicitors by other undcrha1ded means the
Company rather than resort hsye to
tie fares and SITTER Monday l4th inst oows:
t,efwe New orb Dunkirk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. 10
Between New York snd Buffalo, tO................. %
Between NewYoIk AID Nis4ara Falls, or Suspension -
CHARLES MORAN, President.
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continue 70 si Of July, when additional trains will be put
accommodate he pieasure-trsvel
NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN sud efer MONDAY May TO- s5s until further
boe Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane @
lows, viz:
DUEKInK EXPRESS - m. for DunkIh aud piocpel Ia.
teTme6iste Stations.
MAIL TRAIN M for Dnkirk and Buffalo and ntems-
dis,e StsiOns
RoCKLAND PASSENGER at p. m from foot C.arnbenst,
Perrnont. SueeIns Intermediate Sstions
WAY PASSENGER at M for Mes burgh, Mdcle.o~n sDd
fuHru1edi.fs Stations.
MONT EXPRESS q, D. m for Duntirk and Buffalo.
Tbe above Trains daily, Sundays excepted.
These Express Trains connect Elmira with Elira
aud Hisgas Falls Railroad Niagara Falls; al
with the Syracuse and BIZ Railroad
sysouse at Coming with the Buffalo Coming and NewYok
RAILROAD, for ROches.sr; Great Bend with Deswsc
Lakawanns and Western Ra sd and for Scranton HoueS
Vile with tbs Buffalo and NewYork City Railroad for Buffalo;
BuGLc Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Clevs
land, Cincinnati foledo, Detroit, CHICAGO, &c.
8. =. HEADLEY, Assistant President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

7 ONG IsLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.-

II The Spns ADVANCEMENT Is 70 commence on ls Of May and
continue 10 lei Of July when additional trains will be put
AooOmrlode.e he pieAsuretrsye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-22

CFNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf-
" Cor ne etne It New Hampton With the pcss.,e hos
wanna ,na Western RalTosd and 1t Eson with me hosn
Valley Raihosd IN % 1850
-. N..yi o. E,.on and intermediate places from fler
re Moth River q. "A M. u M, and p m for somervis
BY above trains, and .. $50 p m: ~. 10. 49, 49, NJ
she sboys Trans connect Elizabeth With tsns on me New
Jersey Railroad which leave New York from 1e foOt OF Ccurt'
I.uIt-st Al ~ AID 70 M and I and p m 80,
the Delaware Lscksv anna spc western Raj
road viii leave a. 2; no Spy sreRSS s1on,d.
u a N. and - N JOHN " oibr-No, oup-Intehuru-
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From June
o. 1859 Trains vii ChAnbers-st Station follows:
R.rs,s Ty,ns a NJ aud Albany and Troy Passen
s,r Ty,in n 50 M and TO- 81 for Dobb.' Ferry $50
80 a m Coz Tsrrytown, AS for Sing Sing 0.l5a m
.oJ p N. for POuthkeegsie 8 a m, m ard $40
for fssl, Sy RTrS s. sp, - 10 oss s
Pssensers aAep Chambers Canal Cbr,topher and 5lss
n, ms York leave Troy 80 and 1925 and 80
AID and Albany a. ~ and 1895 M, and As
aud AIS >. On Sundays al s:i5 p. N.
A. +. SMITH, Superintendent
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Aetu2lork daily @ribm,te
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

THE LAWS OF BUSINESS FOR BUSINESS MEN IN ALL
THE STATES OF THE UNION By TnEOrHlLUs PAR
SONS, LII. ID. svo PIP 5l2 Boston; Little, Brown 90.
EsE Yoik: ChaIles f.
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NETWORK and NEW-IIAvEN RAILROAD.

0"se 'cHxRLES MORAN fresident
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-18

T INVITE CITIZENS and strangers to call
at my mandatory No. l4l, King street,
between Washington and ST. Asaph streets, and
examine my large and handsome assortment OF
SADDLERY GOODS, as do not intend to be
surpassed in my line of business, by any other
city. have on hand, and am daily manuiac-
turing as fine and superior an assortment, as
can be found in any of the Northern cities.
Ny stock comprises as great variety as can
be found in any other house, consisting OF HAR-
NESS, Of all kinds, from the fine quill work
down TO tie dray, cart, and plow Harness
TRUNKS, of every kind, fine SOLE LEAIH-
Err, Steel Spring Iron frame Ladies TRUNKS
AND BONNET BOXES, and all other kinds
down TO the common packing Trunks; SAD
DIES, BRIDES, MARTlNGALES, WHIPS,
&c, as fine as the finest; Buffalo and fancy
ROBES. DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE Gov
Frs, CARPET BAGS, VALlCES, &c, &c, OF
all kinds Call and see for yourselves.
Thankful Tor the very liberal patronage here
toiore extended solicit continuance OF the
same, and pledge myself to spare 10 pains TO
give satisfaction. All GOODS warranted TO be
as represented VIM. +. PApuEll'
oct3l-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-18
SALE THIS DAY.

81 In IHiS Dil
commissioners SALEOF VALUABLE
~ PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF ALE2-
ANDRIA.-By virtue Of decree OF the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, rendered at lis
May term, 1855. in the suit OF Brockett VS.. II =
ner aud Fowle, the undersigned will, on Not
day, the 18th day Of October, 1883 al IL oeSIet,
N in front OF the Mayors Office, in the city OF
Alexandria, sell at public auction, the follow
ing valuable real estate or so much thereof as
will be sufficient to satisfy the said decree, VIZ
No. /. A LOT OF GROUND on the nortn-
west corner of Queen and St. Asaph streets,
fronting on Queen street about rs feet, and ex'
tending back northwardly SO feet u inches to a
ten feet alley. This LOT is improved by two
L,A story BRICK HOUSE, known as the
FL Aexand Academy"
No. 2 A LOT adjoining the above mention
ed lot No. /, on the west, fronting on Queen
street about 62 feet, and extending back 50 feet
u inches to the said 10 feet alley. This LOl
is improved with large three story BRICK
ra5ts DWELLING, lately occupied by K. L..
I'D Brockett.
TgRNs:-One-tenth Of the purchase money III
cash, the residue at 6, ~, and Is months, from
the day of sale For the deferred payments,
the bonds of the purchaser with security will be
required, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
And the title retained until the bonds are paid.
WILLIAM H. FOWLE,
sept l6-2awtds Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-18
GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER oCroBER 49, 1855
CITY HOTEL. CORNER OF ROYAL AND CANE.

| TITY HOTEL. CORNER OF ROYAL AND CANE
| - RON STREETS, .Aleranoria, Ta-The under.
signed respectfully invite their friends and the
travelling public generally, 10 make the CITY
! HOTEL their stopping place while in Alexan-
( dridr with the assurance that 10 pains trouble,
! or expense will be spared by the PROPRIETOR
and MS geatlenianly and accommodating ASSlS-
! TANTS, in their efforts 10 secure the comfort
! and pleasure of their guests
This HOTEL has been thoroughly repaired,
and neatly and comfortably furnished through
out and from its we'll known location in the
business part OF the city visitors on business or
otherwise, will consult their comfort and conve-
nience, b. making it their home during theirstay
The SERVANTS are polite and attentsre and
the TABLE will be amply supplied with every
thing for the ''inner man. the city market
affords.
WHALEY'S OMNIBUSES, with polite Dri-
vers and Porters will attend at the Depots and
Wharves, upon the arrival and departure OF the
Cars and Boats, to convey passengers TO and
from the House.
The Stages Tor Winchester, via Leesburg,
and for Upperville, have their office at this
House, where persons wishing 10 take seats for
either OF the above OF intermediate places, Will
please leave their names.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.
J. J. ROBERTS, Assistant
IL Travellers and citizens are informed that
by leaving their names at the office OF the City
Hotel, they will always be certain OF being
conveyed on their journey in proper time, that
being the Office for Whaley's Omnibus Line
auV 2-d3m
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,oud Market.-Oet. 18th.

No change-no sales to shippers
t-o." - me trade unchanged: $6,25O$o,
>13 3.On.rtns by the dray load. 1
&ni '-f''" %o change in quotations; 81 $50
% '. 'ar COOL to prime red; Sl,9o ,n iol
- =. ~ n,,He white; inferior grades from 79c
" I've sui quote Corn at SOSS5c. pei
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BIZ MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Election News.

OHIo.-C1NclNNATI, Oat. l4-ln the Be-
venteenth district the official returns give
Theaker, Rep, los ajority, vice Lawrence,
Dem.
In the Fourth district, Allen, Dem, is cleo
ted by so maj ority.
In the Fifteenth district, Heinrich, Rep, 10
elected.
In the Ninth district, Carey, Rep, is cleo
ted.
In the Twentieth district Hutcbins, Rep,
is elected
South Observation-Disclosures, October 10
John d. Ashmore has been elected to Con.
gress 10 place of Orr, declined. The rest OF
the delegation has been reelected.
IowA-BURLINGToN, Oct. l6--Returns
from ten counties Indicate the reelection Of
Curtis to Congress by 1000 majority.
IND1ANA-ISDIASAP5.L Oot. l6.--The
returns come 10 slowly, and the result as to
the State ticket is doubtful. Three Demo.
cratic State judges are probably elected, and
the Democrats have probably majority IN
the Senate; but the House is close.