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WaRIN LIST.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .

PORT OF ALEXhNpTth-NONhMB -.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Athol, Parr, Windsor, plaster TO Gaze
move d Co
SAILED.
Schr Pandora, Brady, Philadelphia coal oy
D. A. Lowe
Schr South Wind, Mitchell, Richmond, by
D. B. Smith
Schr. $. G. King, Andrews, Philadelphia, by
s. Shinn.
steamer Diamond State, Kirwin, Baltimore,
by Wheat & Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Robert Reed Move, for this port, ci d al
St John, n B, 10Th inst -,
Brig Andover. CroweIl, for this port, cid at
Boston, cath inst.
Scbr B. +. Woclsey, Erickson, from this
MORT. arrived at New York, 24th inst.
Schr Grin Govt, Smith, nom this port arri''
ed al Gloucester, I'D INST
Scnrs Palestine Cambreen, A. Pharo, Java
lier, and Beauty, Johnson, for Wsshng'on' cid
at Phiadel phia oath inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

GECRGgrowS CATTLE APP GRAIN MARKET
Al the sale ground las, Friday, there were about
900 head of cattle, ranging from So SO TO 81 v
hundred gross Sheep, but few, at from 81 So
70 each. Hogs also few on the ground, at
IS IS nett
Ine market for wheat is steady, with = good
demand for prime qualities. Inferior wheats are
Gull, as there is much OF that description offer
Ing Sales OF fair red at 81 90 to 81 81, and
white from ST. 20 IL 81 rs to 81 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

new SUGAR AND MoLAssks-The first con-
, ~ 10, OF new crop sugar, amounting to
iVo hhds, was e"eiyed at New York, on Thurs
cay; and found eager buyers at 7i6s3c. The
quality OF port n was very choice. The Post
also notes the arrival of sample Of new mo-
honey
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South Carolina Legislature.

COLUMBIA, Nov 27.--The subject Of a
selection of a candidate fos the vacant seat ln
the United States Senate, is DOW toe most
prominent question If discussion III the poll
tiesl circles.
Ex-Ggv. Adams is iavor'te with al who
are in favor OF agi,at!ng tie reopening Of the
slave trade, but K b. Rbett, ex Gov. Man
ming, Or Gen. McQaeeu will most Likely be
the choice If the Legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

rsN0 BLACKSMITHS AND OTHERS -
Just received at No. II Royal street and
Tor sale at low prices
Horse Shoe lion in bundles
Horse Shoes OF a. sorted sizes
Horse Shoe Nails ard Nail Rods
Bntresses, PAIRING Knives
snoeins Rasps, Bastard Files
Blister Steel and other articles in the Black.
smith Iine-orders received Tor lrcn in quaint
ties. and delivered at less prices than from the
Rack-on hand of old sock-AnviIs, Springs.
Hubs. sc &c. which will he sold al less than
customary pric-s-Doubie Barrel Guns al as
low price ~ * dollars extra single Guns aud
Riff, al CORE, pondlug prices. Cali and exam
me JOHN L. lhEl"H i'-N'
y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

Mrs. L. L. Sigourney iuruished fifty poor
families With turkeys or fowls, and pump
kin pies, of the hes, quality, toe, for Thanks
giving dinner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

TvPPERVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE
Rev. GEO. ". HARRIS. PRrHcrrAL, d.
ed by competent assI.tauts.--ihe exercises CT
this institution will be resumed on hr FIST
Monday in September. and will close the last
of June next The scholastic year is divided
into Two sessions OF FIVE months each, beginning
respectively fist OF September, aud first OF Feb
ruarv. The sy.,cm OF instruction is thorough
and practical The institution is furnished
with a Gne Philosophical and Chemical ApPa-
ratus-to which additions will be made tom
time TO time Maps Globes. Charts, &c. &c,
10 illustrate he subjects taught.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

n WANTED.-A VESSEL wanted to
Sekcarry freight to Jersey City. Enquire of
GRAY, MILLER Il CO.,
Dov 2s-3t corner King and Water streets.
[ 1LD GOVERNMENT JAVA. Laguira, Rio,
~ Jamaca, and Roasted Cofees, gust receiv.
CD IN store, and TOR sale by
nov 90 John A. DIXON, Family Grocer.
DoRTLAND SYRUP
I 200 BBLS PORTLAND SYRUP, for sale
NOV 2<l FOWLE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

4 FIRST RATE FAUQUIER FARM FOR
n SAIL the subscriber offers Tor sale
MEDLEY" the present residence OF Mr. Iot n
Amber. This Farm is situated in Upper Fau
Gu!er. within three miles and half OF Mark
ham Station. on the Manassas Gap Railroad
and is wltnln 500 yards OF Leeds Church, where
there IS Protestant Episcopal preaching three
SUNDAYS IA ever month. II IS wItnIn miles
OF Il first Glass Academy tor Boys. Messis Jas
K Marshall Jas +. Marshall, TnJs NJ Amber
ana the Rector OF leeds Church all live within
one mile and a uall OF 10. dwelling house.
The Farm contains 80 ACRES, OF which
900 are in grass OF under cultivation, and 81
acres heavily tlmbered The cleared land is OF
the very ST quality in the country, and The
wood a"d j. o" the mountain side.
kA The improvements CONSIST of a neat
G.H. RESIDENCE. containing five roorns and
passage, with 'wo porches, and several closets
conveniently arranged. and q! in excellent re.
pair 4 Barn, 50 by 50 isei calculated 10 &C
commodale sixty cows or cattle, aud fifty tons
Of hay. A DAIRY house, ~ by ~ eet; also,
good Kitchen Meat house, an other out build
ings. A Unity ORCHARD of apple trees
planted II years ago. and selected with great
care. o! the varieties best suited 10 this climate,
IS Just coming into full bearing. The House is
beautifully situated, and ., surrounded By 4
ne adow OF splendid Iimothy hay, and TIE
grounds ornamen;ed By great variety OF well
grown and beautiful .hlde tees
For terms. apply TO the Undersigned, who will
give immediate attention 10 letters Oh the sub
Iect and will be ready TO show the land to any
one who may desire 10 purchase. His address
IS Markham Station, Fauquier county, Va.
~ 22-eott IHOS VI AMBLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

New YORK, Nov 27.-Flour is quiet; State
s. 2oGf4 40; Ohio IS 3aGasa As; Southern $5,-
l5GSj5O Wheat is quiet; red ll7Gl23c.-
Corn is firm; mixed 7AG77c. Pork is higher;
mess advance &c, $l7.3Casl7,50. Whiskey
is firm but the holders demand an advance TO
2iSc. Stocks are lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29
AUCTION SALES.
BY TAYLOR x observation-disclosures.
SALE THIS DAY
4 ARGE AND EXTENSIVE SAht OF

OIL PAINTINGS, AT A VI 4 :
HALL-UN THIS (M0NDAO NuhN!N"'
2qth inst. commencing at lc5 O'Clock, ara Ill
and Tuesday next, al The same hours AM pace
viii be- rf red tor sale. splendid assortment oil
or. PAINTINGS, consisting OF Lam c@Pss,
Romantic sctneries and varIe'y al V'"' 81
VARIOUS Kind The sale will be positive as ~:
good. must be sold for what they will brHg-
The PAINTINGS are all fresh aid new, aud
executed in the most workmanllke manner, IN
New York city Call and give them an exam
nation, aud you will no doubt, be please 90
Tie Ladies a'e particularly invited TO attert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

A VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE
4 ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY THREE
ACRES or LAND good red soil, well wooded
rf11jE with oak, hickory, and rlne-comtor'abe
re- HOUSE; g0oi enclosures; never falling
stream OF water on one side OF the farm, aud
bounded on the other side By Pablo road,
about a mile from suiIeY Mi.is-near which
there viii. be a Del, o: or the Independent Line OF
the Manassas Gan Railroad, where wood enough
might b. sold to pay !oI the farm, without any
inconvenience or injury 10 the land. This arm
can be purchased for two thousand dollars cash,
by making early application to
B L. CHM Agent,
Near Groveton, Prince William County, Va
Prince William County, nov le-eo4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

4 CENTS FOR THE UNION INDIA
4 RUBBER CONPANY-GuTTA PER.
Ola COATS CAPS, BOOTS, AND CLoAkS.
SIX. slaac4. StlscIa ind Cotton Goats, Boots
and C!oaks Leggings Covers with Hoods Nc,
wholesale and retail. These goods are warrar.
ted to stand any climate, and will be sold at
mandatory prlress.
WALL. STEPHENS, Il co..
No $50 Penn avenue bet 9th ard 9th SITS,
Ard No iCi Duane street. doors west ot
Broadway New York.
Washington nor lJ-eo2n
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COM NJ RACIAL.
he N aTkets.

BALTIMORE, Nov 27,-Flour is firm; How
Ui Street and Ohio 1912. Grain is unchanged.
Provisions are steady. Lard, new Western,
lOlGloic Beef and pork unchanged Whis-
key is firm, al 2l!S6 CSC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29
TXECuIoRS' SALE OF VALUABLE

TNEGUIOR>' SALE OF VALIh B..
4, REAL E>rATE-By virtue OF the las.
viii and testament OF Franklin b Cox dGc'o.,a,
the undersigned viii sell at public auction, "t
Monday, tn 18th day Of Norsn6er ner', q .nft
dayJ d, Fairfax Court House, all that RAJ i
and TRACT Il LAND, situated IN td.'at
County, Virginia at the junction Of In" ioac'
from Alexandria and Fairfax Court Hou." ''
Occoquan, | J miles from Occoquan, ard -
mills from Alexandria, containing about -'5
ACRES. This Farm is well adapted 10 gram
and grass, and beautifully situated l.I nra''ny
and prosperous neighborhood, convenient %
Churches Mills, Stores, Post Once, AMI oL.y
one ard halt miles from tide water navigation.
la The improvements thereon, consIs'oi
-IA. large and convenient ! W . SIb Il
DWELLING HOUSE. with Kitchen acI"lnin=;
never falling we'll OF good water, with pump
near the door; large BARN, nearly new and
other necessary oUt.buildings, all III good PaiT.
Any one " hing to view the propert! pew
GU, to the .aIe, will be shown the same, by cal
ing Oh Josep, Stiles. living on the premises
The Terms, (Which will be 10 suit P"fchas-
ers) will be made known on the day OF sale.
EZRA EVANS,
JOHN TROTH, Ex'ors.
SAM N. GARWOOD
Fairfax Co, Va oct 2l-eot, Fairfax New !
~ The above sale is postponed 10 N0ndog
the zOth day Of December merit Court day at tue
same place EZRA EVANS,
JOHN TROTH, Ex ors.
SAM n. GARWOOD, }
L.; n Va l7-fn's
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nov 22--2awtS
BY 5. J. Observation-Disclosures

BY ). j. Observation-Disclosures
HNRUSTEE'S SALE-Under authority OF IL
deed OF trust executed by l. VI Motor
mick. bearing date on the - instant a'G ,H.y
OF record the undersigned, as trustee Val "'"r
tor sale at public auction, ON THUk>'aN,
THE SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, al tie s."r;
in the Iaeatre Building, on Cameron stree =
well selected stock OF GROCERIES, comprising
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEE, and other articles
usually kept at a retail Grocery Store.
Terms cash Tor all sums under $50: ST'I
DAYS notes Tor all sums over $50 and less than
500; and ninety day notes for all sums over
SlyO---he notes TO be secured by approved ca
dorsernents.
In the meantime will be offered at prNa'e
sale IL the store adjoining, lot OF iNilA
RUBBER GOODS aud BULrlAG CLUl II.
II the books accounts, notes, sc, dGeio J. VI.
McCormlck. having also been assigned b. 'aj
deed. Persons indebted are requested 10 ~ -
payment 10 the undersigned, or 20 VI. ~.
roImicK who is authorized 10 receIP. ior no"
same, IN the name OF the trustee.
Pubic sale TO commence al 10 o'clocH, i.
VI, aud 10 article TO be removed until terra, Il
sale are con piled with.
S FERGUSON BEACH, Trusie".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

PoRrsn JuTH. Va, Nov. 26.-An estimah!e
young man named Thomas Higden Gem
lal;tad suicide in tbs city at noon to-day, by
blowing out bis brains with a heavily charge!
musket lie left letter, the import Of
which has not yet ;ranspire3.
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By $. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I,OMMlSSlONERS SALEOF yALUABL

Il TOM MiSSlONERS' SALE o. ALI = BIZ
LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COZ MY.
TA-By virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court
OF Alexandria County, rendered al IL Nay
term. lsJs aud OF another decree Rendered 20
November ,eim, 1898, in the case OF S""'a,
&c. IS Do mp>ey, and others, the unter'.n ,
will. OF TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF DECEIVE a,
IsaS. At ~ O'CLOCK, NJ, in front OF the Ma,
office. ~ the city OF Alexandria, sell az p"h
auction, a certain tract OF land IN the cc""i %
Alexandria containing about PAT AGNES 'r'
ing the property on which Or. H. B. AIeA"I'rt
resided. and or which be died seized
Also. a tract OF land, adjoining The above
IT'S mentioned tract with the FAclohl
u BUILDING and Water power thereon
I'M, tract contains about "A ACRES.
The sad property lies on the waters OF t'"r
Mile Kun, about three miles from tho cry oI
Alexandria.
FERNS :--0ne.tilth Of the purchase meH'E N
cash, and the residue in three equal payments,
al SIX twelve, and eighteen months, !rom 'h'
day OF sale. The deferred payments, 10 az .".
terest. and TO be secured by the bonds OF the ~
caa.er and the title to he retained unni ,.i
payment is made.
The atovc property will be divided AID
rIa, thereof exhibited at the sale, and vii r-
sold in lots il desired, by purchasers--oiHrf.
wise the entire tract OF PAT acres Will b" sod
in one parcel F. L. SMITH Co,,.r
|. LOUIS KINZER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

I'LlFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
- Ine second session Of ms school WI be.
gln GA the fir Wednesday 81 October, 1913,
and close the ;hird Wednesday oi July, e3"-
The design OF ti,~ SCHOOL Is thoroughly TO pre-.
pare YOUTH: for me University OF Virginia
rne course OF study embraces everything lie.
cessaIy 20 the degree OF 4. VI At our University
The school is located III the mountains OF
Fauquler, region well known Tor its leathiul
climate and beautiful scenery; il IS TWO mics
South of Markham Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad ard sixty miles from Alexandra
Tefms' Sl25, ssml-annualiy IN advance, viz
Ill2JU on the lat Of October, ard SIl2 50 ob
the lst OF March.
Modern Languages AZ extra chsrgs;
For intaer particulars, Apply !" me Princi-
pal, ct Markham >ta'lc.; sIuquer County, Va
REFERENCES:
Rev J. P I,uu.re, r.. h ;. Of Va.
TrGs'ses OF Caarestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors BIedsor, Harrison Sahele De We're
McGuff., ard smith, OF he University OF Vir.
gina +. jAstL fLlN ANBLEk,
Fauquie: county. reb d--eOtf Prime pal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

NOTICE is nerebv gwen, that Certificate No
y IS, Tor Thirty Shares OF tae preferred
Stock" OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
Company, issued 10 the late G. e. Taliaerro
mas been osr, and that application will he made
10 the Directors OF the SAID Company 10 direct
& new Certificate Tor the same 10 BE- lss.lad
l. H 4 H D TALIAI kRRO,
oct ll-w2p hdm'rs o;C C. Tala.erTo deed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

MORE NEW BOOKS chat's History 9f
wi the Christian Gin ch-HistOry OF the Chris
tlan Church, by Philip Schati d. ID, author OF
he History OF the Apostolic thurch-irom the
Birth OF Christ TO the reign OF Constantine, n.
D. l-3ll. vol. emo., $3.50.
SpragueS finals II the .5ma7cGH FP'scopd
Puilli-Annais OF the American Episcopal Pul
pit. or commemorative notices OF Distinguished
Clergvmen OF the Episcopal CHuIch, IN Zoe I'M
ted States, from lie early settlement OF The
country 10 the close OF ne year eighteen hHn'
dled and ii!ty hve-wlth an historical ih'rodUc-
ton by Wan. g. SpEague, d. d., vol. amo
$3.50
Tie Higher Ckriaidm life, ~ Rev. ". F..
Boardnan THAT We may be filled will with all
the fuilness of God" vol. limo. 81.
New edition Of DR. Spercer's Sketches in TWO
l2mo. vols, $3.50. h 'Bkki BILL,
nov 90 D. h!hS street
CtTABLER'S HAIR TONlC-Prepare! with.
= out oll or Greasy substances OF any KIND
It, use impaIts glossy smcoihress 10 tie ha'T'
restores It's natural color = hen lost, irvrora'"s
IT. growth. &c also, Eau Lws'ral Hair Tonic
Tor dressing the ha;I. &C. Just prepared by
LIZ T. H SlABLhR
nov % No b5 King street
nHALON'S HAIR INVIG0RAToR. Wood's
do. Mrs Aliens do, and Iyiobalsamu'n'
Haul's Eau Lusiral, Rayan's Hair 'oioring,
Burnetf's Colo alne, Jone and Ra;chellers halT
Dye instantly on hand, aid for sale by
nov 20 William bo" LINZ
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS 5 tons Of
] BROOM CORN waEted-l will Jay tie
Llghe market price al the broom Factory
L. HERRING,
roy 2s ROYAL south OF Prince street
TrHE POOR MANS ANTlDOTE, is selling
very last and giving entire satisfaction
y ,erever il is used Price soc per bottle, Tor
sale b. PEEL: NlhfENs w.
nov 26 corner King and Alfred streets.
4 LEWIvES-2C0 barrels prime Alewiv.s
~ Just received, and Tor sale by
nov29 NJ ELDRlDGk, Union wharf
KEGS PRIME GOSHEN BUTTER put
)up for family use, Just received, and for sale
BY Inov ~ hNoA hh'.
lust OPENED-Ribbed Beaver cloth for
u Ladies Cloaks-a very desirable article.
ASHBY h WOOD.
,ovo, No 10 King street.
pLUUGHS.-Rlchs Iron Beam, Minor 4
Horton. and other PLNCGHS, fer sale by
- ADDISON, WALLACE Il Co,
o,,7 no l3. UHIor street
N-EW SUGAR CURED HAMS AND
~ SHOULDER BACON, just received in
store, aud for sale by JOHN A. plAoN.
nov q "
oSpEN AND GLADES BUTTER OF good
r quality. Just received in store, and for sale
- JOHN A. DIXON.
nov 81 -
600 BBLS No l. PoIoMAC 6EhhiNu'
o()t) 50 bbs. and hal'-bbls Fanny Snad;
Tor sale at reduced prices, by J. +. Mc'kA"'
now Upper end OF Klns,H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

n FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized
to announce HENRY SHAckELFosD, esq as
candidate to represen, the Seventh eohsfess'o'''
al District. in the next Congress.
noy IS-ff
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$50 Esa -
CANAL COMMERCE.

ARRIVED, Nov. ~
Boat Geo Henderson, coal TO I. j. Mehafey'
Boat Metacomet, coal 10 Borden Mining Co..
Boat John B. Hays, coal TO American Coa'
Company. -, Cal 70
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DAN No. 4-The Georgetown correspnn-
dent of the Washington Star say':--Tbc
work upon dan No. 4. we lesrn, is still pro-
crossing finely, and the chief superintendent,
Mr.. John G. Stone, is very sanguine OF Sc
curing it's completion the present season, un-
less the weather shall become so cold as TIC
preclude the possibility Of carrying On such
work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

r. NOTlCE.-The merbers OF the FIl-n i.
shin Fire Company will meet at their Engine
Honse TO nisht, at 7 O'Clock. Punctual alien
dance is requested ,,,rv,,,n
IN :. President
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~We are authorized TO announce pr' . D.
Grayson. candidate to represent the prnoc'a'S
of Stafford, King George, and Prince William
IN the Senate OF Virginia, subject to the ra'i"'
,i-eo,f PRINCE WILLIAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

A CARD.-Docr HAROLD SNOW Den
Y offers his professional services to Inc Gu
zsns of Alexandra and vicinity. Once NO; H.
North Pitt street. hov 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29

SUPERIOR CRAB ClDER-Twen,y bbls
sunerior CRAB CIDER, in store. and Tor
sale by +, IT. e.. Whs..s
nov 26-tf NO. q, Soh'n "ualres
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subscriber continues to man.
ufacture SEGARS, from every choice
sr.de of imported Leaf Tobacco. Orders re-
snectfully solicited EDWIN {. BR"uN'
No a. Madison street.
Middlsburg, Va, oct is-soam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
DHnIP R. WILKINS. 'AUCrIoNEER -NoRrGAGE

DHILIP r. WILKINS, AUCTIONEER -NOKTGAGE
III sale of household furniure.-PHffiP X. WILkINb
viii sell at auction Wednesday January n. 1854 a. 10
O'Clock the Irving House. No 599 Broadway near Hous
street. by order the mortgage the entire furniture
Ac contained in the above hotel consisting in part OF rose
wood and mahogany plush hair cloth and brocate
gothic and chairs eegeres rosewood and mahogany
and centre tables marble tops rosewood and mahoga
ny sofas chairs rockers chairs card tables lounges
pier gases oval mirrors warrobes mahogany Preach
black walnut cottage bedstesds paasses hair
and spring mattresses husk and straw do hair aud feather
pillows holsters mahogany and black walnut enclosed
washauds marble tops painted do; toilet crockery oak
chairs mahogany and black walnut bureaus, dressing bu
reA, looking eaases clocks counters chandeliers gas
bracke paintings engravings &c; Brusses and ingram
carpets olcohs &c Also quantity Of bed clothing tow.
els NAPKINS cutlery crockery glass bar, dining
room and Kitchen furniture with which the sale will COM
mencs Catalogues the morning of sale. Advances made
on consignments. Store Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

an TUESDAY trHIs DAY.. JAN 70, AT 10Y O'CLOCK
" NJ the elegant saudAssne front private residerco
No 28 Twenty street. Ninh avenue s the
rich costly goods and belonging TO the house, smbra
cng large and great variety q first class goods
DANIEL s. HOUGH, auctioneer. ofhce No 20 Brosdwsy
will without 20 the highest bidder Tor
sash Sale positive No posporeent any account Cash
deposits required all pnrchasers Goods must De removed
In the basement Wilton cArpets carved
walnut suit extension table, buffet and chairs sde tables
eoucbes clocks epgrsyngs &C. together with al Tue
china and dinner silver ivory
cutlery, cut glassware &C., belonging TO the family In ne
rosewood sus In rich damAsk coverings centre and side
bles and wall lace window curtains pier
glasses aud reception chairs work tables two
elegant oil paintings several hne line engravings Dresden
toned rosewood octave piano With stool and cover,
library secretary bookcases rosewood hall stands Eng
oco.h stair aud rods superbly carved
rosewood and mahogany bedroom furniture a. bedsads
fine cured hair mattresses beds
bedding carpets couches sofas chairs ciocts
snavngs glasses table cutlery and host Of other articles
10 mention Carmen wiz be In Attendance 70
remove pack and ship the goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER
"A by ALBERT II. NiC0LAY Once No. Br bad street.
Regular auction sales OF stocks bonds other
res day Stocks and bonds bought sold
sale and At The Broksrs Board Sale this day l2h O'clock
logues Journal OF Commerce. Courier Morning Eek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
WIsCELLANEOUS.

6OE O0n CUT GLASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pLC.VUV. stanty hand, elegant and full assort
the richest glass; 70 per cent less than other
establishment at Wholesale and retail at j. STOUVENEL
cos ao Centre street. corner of Howard Glass made ana
cut To order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26
ANEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATS
IN mail steamera-
The ships comp nsiny thu nne are

The ATLANTIC, OApAsn Ohver hior,o9os
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Coustock.
Pie ApRIATIC, Captain James Wea-
These alps having been built by contract oKpreeH fox
SERVICE has been taken In their oo
sructon also 10 their engines TO insure strength sun
speed their accommodations for passengers unequal
% for elegance ana comfort.
The steamers this line have improved tight
and hAs been spared 70 make them al
good the thorough examination given than proves
their mode OF construction yet uneQusled.
Price OF passage from New York 70 Lyerpoo IN nr cabin
$50 second DO SIS From Liverpool 70 New York 80 and
y guiness An experienced Aaohsd 10 each ship
No bsrttz Gan be secured until paid for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

A GREAT SAVING TO FAMIILES.-A CHANCE TO
IA make money! families and others residing In New
York or any part the United States recipe for making
thirty pounds Of family SOAP the cost not exceeding
quarter of cent pound superior to Whist usually sold
for full directions for making large
small quantity win be sent to address by return OF post
the receipt four postage stamps OF which will be
returned with TIE recipe This invaluable family soap cost
originally one thousand dollars Address DIR. Layton, lb7
plain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-26

CEGARs IN GREAT VARIETY or QUA1frY.-HA.
- vsns domestic and German from - 70 80 per ~ rur
chssers seekng f bargains invited TO ersnine y Stock
o, CHEEKS, II Broadway