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nISPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PhIN TIL NC FEICE,
CoTneT cf Aai. and thirteenth Streets, Rschmosd.
JOHN D. HAnIMERsLEY & CO., proprie.ors.

This establishment {being the most complete prin-
sery IN the south. both regards Tyres Ornaments
-, ,. ana ,he latest ead most approved Machine
spsg = 9alay ly turning out the finest specimens Of
PAMPHLETS, BANK IN EcKa
CATALOGUES NQTks pnsTIps
CIRCULARS pRMi r kNNES'
BILLS Oh LADIN9, HANDBILI,S &c
~ Particular attention given to fne work for
ranks Public Offices, Insurance Railroad and Trans
portation Companies, Tobacco Factors &C
LAE DISPATCH CARD PRESS.
. This new machine for CARDS. Bill HEADS, Small
ipulars. Labels. &C. Is capable ofeturning Off 600
IMPRESSIONS per hour thereby enabling the patrons
. TINS establishment TO obtain this description OF
work ut the shortest possible notice.
~ ftsces reduced srs proportion 10 the increase Of
s. 1ced. ~
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
ooiored Inks executed In the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the propr etors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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ssxrxs Or rar srrxsa wooDsu,r .-ras Gin.

sinraii Commercial Of Monday, says -es
On Saturday ~s received dispatches from wm.C :
Buchanan, ofst Louis, announcing the sinking of
the steamer Jas. 4. woodfan. on Thursday BY the
leo at Hat Island. in the Mississrrts The Wood
run Was one Of the finest H. Loeia and Nsu Or
leans packets. Shs was about two yeers alA--
valued at s6s, ,0o0-and 9wnsd by Capts. 6auia. Nj.
der. Rogers, her commander, and others Of ~
sLouis wsiesxn that she wss fully Susafsd u 80.
Louis and Pitisbarg cffces.a Tue woodrsn, when
erst built, vss infsnAeA exclusively 80 Srsiahs
bsst. but her speed proving % mach hsyosd sbs
an,icfI atoms Of her ewnsgs, she was, soeps one
y-sr age, provided with large and hAsdponas
cabin ssd has since bssn . very grssf hserits
with travellers. = s63s1e ssN
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VESSELS IN THs DocK.--During the
month of February last, LAG vessels entered the
Richm mond dock, and I65 departed theretrom.
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RoAp 0BsTRUcrIos.--Wm. Woady was
tried by the County Court Of HeurIeo. yesterday,
on an Indictment by the Grand jury far obstraot-
ing public road by taking sand thersfrom, found
guilty and fined 81 90.
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lAi0AAosD. Jan. II, 1855.
Once corner ed and Main streets.

TO On. AAEN,
Once corner 22d and Main streets.
afE. DEAR Sra: | feel it duty | owe
" you TO stats 10 the public the successful removal
yeafa standing, weighing upwards of sig pounds
"ito2i the use Of knife OF the loss of blood-epd
Warner, qt the Faculty Of Richmond twelve years
ago. aud be pTonoanced ~ cha aces against me by
tatutg ~ as Also did other eminent physicians
JANIS MILLER.
hesiieace-perkinsville, 90 ,ehland co. vs.,
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EaFG REAF iAPRoy yEMENT IN
Y i 4 lA,I o. Y IaNES

= 4
ExThAOTIS ETH-G. w. JONES.
ENLIST, would announce % those wishing their
testh EXTRACTED. that he nov has instruments supe
Ti'T u any others ever used. The sim plicitysRad
perfection Of their adaptation Is such as TO render
ths extraction OF the teeth almost painless fiere1
fIiz0 10 bring TIE tooh the GrstLriQl neyer bysaking
parts.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing, and In.
heFting Teeth, gently aqd thoroughly performed
etfine oppoaiie Corinthian Hall. on Main street
l2--2ui
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Arson. Two negro wompn-Diuab and

ARSON. Two negro w0men-Dinah and
Mary-were examined before Justice Dicken of
iIenrico county, yesterday, charged with setting
fire to the dwelling house OF Air. Edward McCon-
nell, about five miles above Richmond, on the
plank road, the 1st inst. and committed 10 tai
for final ttia. The evidence against the prisoners
is so very conclusivs in its nature, that their con-
yiction is almost cAtaiu.
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A ueNcfpE.--1hs Psaeis tMiss.5 Star isasus
feon traveller who pazssd shrcaxh oskiasds hfes
sauit upon ycnng man By tbs nasne q Nskese3s
son Of the post-msstsr ss oakland. viii AsEe
bowie knife. and that Mcluney rsceivsd tns es.w
ffom the kniie on HE Len hsnd - Af. 40 - We
same time cut Shoek 10 tbs seck vita = sonmsa
"a 81 knifr ssverirg the tssulaf sesus frota the
siisels ef whieh sheok disd - > Nv hosFs.
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Fnn WrnnsoR Su.nI

FoR WINDSOR SHaDgs.-lt viii be seen
by reference TO the advertisement. that the favor
ts steamer A. IL. Schultz. Capt. D. j. HILL, leaves
Tor Windsor Shades Tomorrow morning, at e.e
O'clock.
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Mrs. Logan, mother Of the accomplished actress,
Miss Eliza Logan, died on Tuesday, in Savannah, /,
Ga, whittier she bad accompanied her daughter
on . professional engagement.--6aarl Ctsa-
ig
This is mistake, though the truth Is hardy less
TO be depiored Mrs. Logan became insane on her
recent visit to this city. and left here 10 sad con-
dtion, a few days ago, In charge of her estimsbis
daughter and son, for their home In Cincinnati
Slraafah Republicans.
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BEGGARs are more numer0us ab0ut the
streets at this time than we have known them for
txn months. We saw two women yesterday who
professed 10 be ia straightensd circumstances aud
told ptifnl tales of the coaditiln of their families
but the fnmes Of wlskey and onions told much
sadder tale.
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T. J. CARTER.
~ To NY FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE

CarNrY or NESRTco.-I am candidate for the SHE
kIFFALcY oi tie County Of lienrico, aud respect
fully solicit your sutlrages at the ensuing election iii
Ma. next 5. MICH. DAVIS.
Richmond 18th Dec 1887. f. 4-IimE
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B@sg" Dr.. G. GAvINzEL, Office North
corncr of lOth and Broad streets, opposite Dr.
Noorc's Church.
fS- All orders MUST LEFT at his Office, or ct No
Central Hotel, TO meet with prompt attention.
f. !s-lm
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SMALL BANK NoTEs.-The Legislature of Msssa
chnsetts has rejected proposition TO abolish
small notes. and the ''sharpers." taking advantage
of this mistaken policy, are flooding the State
with all sorts of promises to pay" On Saturday
two men we're arrested at Danvers. charged with
passing 81, 81 and SO notes on the Metropolitan
i,ank Of Washington. u. C. There is no such bank.
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sgrpop't mistake The plane. ga nh 2
1858.
T YONS PURE CATAWBA OhIO

hBRANDY As this article is manufactured
from the PURE JUICE of the Catawha grape. cui
tiyated in the vineyards of the Great VI eat, it
has IA special claim TO our notice.
The proprietor guarantees this Brandy 10 be
strictly pure and free from all aduterat on
which is rrob0ra ell by the analysis of DR.. Cox,
State Inspector for Ohio.
For medical purposes Lyons CRtawha Brandy has
no rival ana has long been needed to supercede the
poso rous compounds sold under tue mamie OF bran
dy. For sale by JOHN ". POLLARD.
f. Druggist 18th II.
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N1~sa PpINCIpE CIGARsl P

isRs!I-EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.-Just received
me case OF these really fine CIGARS, TO which VI
cai the attention of those who prefer first rate old
ashton Principe
NARING & PEARCE, Drr.ggiats,
de 3l-ts corner 4th and Broad SITS.
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sss DR.. JoHsB. WALrHALL. fHom9s

psthist offers his professional services to the citi
ss of Richmond and its vicinity. Odics at bis re-
taence on Leigh street. two doors from 9Th.
ie l-l2mS
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/ A " ID Is Z II FhESH UAhDEN
IL sEEDS-Just received full assortment of
Landreths genuine Garden Seeds. The public are
invited TO call and examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. especially the trade, liberal
margin will be a llowed them. Below We enumer-
ate u few of the kinds viz:
Extra Early Peas Flat Dutch Cabbage
Early Frame Peas Extra Early Beet
iishops Dwarf Prolific Early TurEip Beet
Peas Long Blood Beet
Royal Marrowfat Peas Msngel Wartzsi Beet
Early York Cabbage Early Frame Cucumber
Large York Cabbage Radishs
Early 0xhear: Cabbage Spinach
Large Late Drumhead Tomatoes
Cabbage Onion Sets &c. &c.
CHURCH FLEMING,
Main straat
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M u TIE NoIERs oF hENRIco G
tkss. To rHE VoreRs OF rHE CoUNrY

III rUSpnctfuliy y announce myself Candidate for
the ptii1o o Clerk Of HGnrico County Court at the
.ltrt,an M MAY next. TEMPLE ELLETT.
ta I3-im
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r." HINStHO-l hereby announce myself Candidate
i.r ths G!tics of COMM SSIOSEk OF THE REVE
NJE t5r the upp.r District at the approaching
s'a. tr0u, aqt respectfully solicit YOUR sufrages.
rhoui it ha y1nr pleasure % elect me, pr mise to
discharge the duties OF the office faithfully and pune
tu.liy. feI3-dl3t" JAMES d. VAUGHAN.
Eg5F" | AM a candidate for the CLERK
bAlP O Heuvico County Court. -
ts lg-lmF in HARRISON.
scas SHEaIFFALTY OF HENRIco Il am
i candidate fox reelection to tie office of SHERIFF
Of Hsnrico. JNO. A. HUTCHESON.
de lg--dtie
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SAD APPLETON MIR. Corning, NJ. C., has been
called home from Washington by teiegraphs
which announced the sudden death of nephew
and the alarming illness of niece, since deceased
These youths, both buds of rich promise, we're
as dear to Mr.. Corning as his own children.-A
Ll,a., LnlrunI
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GLASS W A r RICH CUT AND
~ PRESSED GLASS.-We have now in store
very large aud we'll assorted stock of French Bohe
milan, German and American Cut Glass. Also,
heavy stock of common goods embracing almost
every article in the line wanted by merchants, fam
ies &c. For sale. wholesale and retail, very low,
Nby GEO. j. SUMNER,
ia M No. 10 Pearl street.
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YEAST ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED -

for making in few minutes. without yeast. and in
an elegant manner, light. sweet ana wholesome
loaf Bread, Hot Biscuits. Batter, Bu2kwheat or
other Griddle Cakes, Rolls. Ginger Bread Corn
Cakes, brown Bread, Dumpliugs, Puddings, Pot
Pies, and every description of Pastry. Prepared
and sold wholesale and retail, by
JOHN W GARLIcK
Apothecary 4 Druggist
Market Place. Franklin St, Richmond, Va. Gfe 2ll
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xERlGs or ADvHRT7aTvo


~ SAdvsrsissnsnts puEllnAs6 on1l 1nhld. Vim be
enarEed 50 csufsper squsrs q Tan Iin0e ~ - Nrss
Insertion. and ~ eepis ~ sach esn1In0nnce. =
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blown from nis Doug.
Col L. Boyle, has been elected State Librarian OF
Maryland.
The New Hampshire State election takes place
on the 9Th inst.
The American Minister In Paris was to give
grand soiree Wasbington's birthday, TO his
countrymen and TO the diplomatic corps.
The bodies of Captain Harding and fourteen OF
the crew aud passengers OF the John Milton,
wrecked near Montank, have been recovered aud
buried
Ephraim Cato was shot and instantly killed BY
Huston Ciai ke, in Claiborne county, Misss on tue
18th ult.
On Saturday the Bridgeport Conn., Woolen Mills
sold at auction for s24;e0, the original cost being
$4,000.
On the 9th ult. whale was captured at sonih-
ampton, L. l., which, IL is said, viii make W DDS
of oil.
John N. straub's brewery, in Allegheny city,
Pa. was destroyed by nre last satnfaAy. h"'s
$12. 900; no Insurance
Robert 8. Bernard, of Norfolk, Va, ssas one !
tina graduates at the National Medical Cosieg ,
washington which closed its 36th amman session
| yesterday.
| large meeting was held at Mozart Hall, New
| York. Tuesday evening, TO give an expression ol
opiniou in support Of the administration anu ths
Lecompton Constitution.
/ One night last week all the prisoners 10 the jail
~ fiuilfprd county, North Carolina. contrised II
make their escape. One Of them, COL Whiting
| ton In for passing counterfeit money, was re-ta
| ken.
l. Ths police of NAw York city arrested l2S iDJi
| viiuafs /. during the month of February, greA'
msjority Of whom we're charged with drnnksanssl
and disordsrly conduct.
| Mr. G. Tallaierro, q prominent citizen ef Angus
u, Ca, died last Monday.
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STILL HoLpiNG 0uT.-Tle first artesian well sunk
in California says the San Jose Tribune. was at
san Jose, and began flowing on the 2is OF Decem-
her 1855. and still continues discharging the same
volume of water.
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PRICE ONECENT.


Il
TREBLE CHARGEs.-John 4 rax;. !.
grocery keeper on the canal, was arr.,r..d -.
the Mayor yesterday TO answer the gsioFe
ing disorderiy gaming house. and Of ss,; Il. aeep
daar TO be drunk in IL without licen.s y
Cisytor testified that he called at Fari, i.ss w y
nesosy night TO purchase few cakes ps;,s su
s.ne .nrsfy, he took three cent nipper and no IA
'or ~ and thsn at the suggestion of other parsiss
enlereu into a game of seven-up, first paying II
70 fafis for the OF the table In the coarse
ot o. lew games Joe found that he was un der ming
the opers'isn OF ''three pluck and drew ont at.
Ter losing one dollar and half. but CHALLENGED
any man to play him single handed for fifty Cents
game Ihe Challenge was accepted by some youn,,
man. and Joe soon recovered his losses and svas
nfty cents winner, when he discovered hi. aavsr.
sary tapping the papers," Joe says he At onca
charged the stranger with cheating and ,lemanssa
count of the cards, when his opponent snatched
all the money from the table and pocketed II. a
little 'schrimage" for the tpoils then ensued hut
Faris interfered, put end TO the fight, and Joe
left and procured a warrant
The Mayor fined the defendant s13 for two cases
of tipping, required him to give bail In $3.50 70
answer an Indictment before the next Grand jury
for keeping gaming house, and required him 10
enter into bond and security in the sum OF $50
to keep the peace and he of good behavior for the
next twelve months
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CIR Cult CoURT.-Judge Meredith's
spring term of the Circuit Court Will commepce
on on the sth OF April, and judging from the mum
DER OF felony cases already sent on, the crm nal
nocket VIII be unusually heavy. One of the eases
is that OF GEORGE LlyINGsTos. CHARGED with ar
murder OF Miss Duesberry. The prisoner was con-
Vlcted OF this crime in 1857 but the Court of Ap.
peals awarded him q new trial Another. which
VIII attract no little attention. will be the trial OF
the two custom House robbers. The Common.
wealths Attorney. Mr. johnson, will have his
hands full of business from now until the term is
Q osed.
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SHOCKING SuICIDE.-Ramon Fernandez. citizen
Of Havana. committed suicide on the 18th ult. On
his person was bit of paper. containing the fol-
loving. desperate and snfferng vicissitudes, put
an end to my existence Bis head was literally
blown from his body.
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REoursrrros.-Two policemen of Bal

hEVtIsITIoN.-Two policemen OF Bal
timore arrived in this city yesterday with requi-
sition from the Governor of Maryland on the Gov.
ernor of Virginia, for the person Of Charles Ashby
who stands charged in Baltimore with grand lar.
ceny: The prisoner was promptly delivered into
the hands Of the officers. and If he did not effec.
MS escape, Is now no doubt safely lodging In one
Of the ''lock ups of the Monumental city Ashby
is, said to be man of desperate character, fire.
quently in difficulties. and often In the hands of
the police. For some time past he has been divid-
ing his time between Washington, Baltimore and
shot exploits
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T IFE INSURANCE.

S5,454 2l3 80
This Com pauy makes ANNUAL Dividends to
'he insured, AND PAYS THEM W HILE THE PAR
TIES ARE LIVING thus helping the insured to
pay his prexiums. The Dividend of January, 1876,
now paying.
No company affords more favorable terms bet
ter security
We haverst recsved the annual report. and will
be pleased to give copy to persons calling for it,.
Call ON KNOWLES Il WALFORD,
NH 2-Jt No q Pearl street.
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GUIDE FOR TRAVELLERs AND OTHER S
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKsBURg AND po-


roNAc RAILROAD. going North, leaves twice every
day. Sunday evenings excepted) at 6.45 o'ck "A. NJ
and at "a o'clock p NJ for the Potomac river. where
a steamer j. taken t1r Washington, thence By Rail-
road to Baltimore. &c.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL, going North, leaves this city
daily r xbs1s
they with the trains Of the Orange and Alex
andris, Wsshin xson. Baltimore, &C.
o'clock A. Ms, and connects with the South-Sde road
at the Junction at II o'clock NJ, Sundays excep-
ted. An Evening Train leaves the Depot every day.
except Sunday at $40 o'clock. and connects with the
SoutlsSde at the junction, at 9 IS.
RE gAoED AND PEf&RSBURG-Lesves this city twice
and T. % oclk P. II. An accommodation train leaves
here ever, Monday, "wednesday and fridy at 9
FOR NORFOLK. &c.
The steamer CURTIS PECK. Capt. sam1 Barnes
leaves her wharf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
sa th GLEN ooSvE Gap Join Dsv every Nom
day w sdnesday and Friday mornings, at 81 O'clock
for No folk and Portsmouth, touching at all the
regular landings FoR fn NsW Shs s1SfF f6RK, &c.
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Captain Parrish,
leaves every. Tuesday evening, at 4oclock, for New
York ,uching at City Point and Norfolk to receive
passens ers &C.. leaving Norfolk next morning, at
FOR PHILAD ELPHIA, &C.,
By the steamships PENNSYLVANIA, VIRGINIA
and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
Point and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers
T IFE INSURANCE.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE
o. INSURANCE COMPANY:
TOTAL A MOUNT of DIVIDENDS paid
T6raL 81 ,,Ise UJUNT Of CLAIMS by death, i''S'
s5,454 21S 90
This Con- pauy makes ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. to
he insured, AND PAYS THEM W WHILE THE PAR
TIES ARE LINING, thus helping the insured to
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SPRING RACES As the time approaches
for the spring meeting at Fair fsId and Broad
ROCK, no little anxiety is manifested to know
what VIII start IN the boswell Stake, and who will
pay forfeit in the four mile stake at Broad Rock -
The Virginia stables, as far as we have heard. are
doing well, with the single exception of Engi-
neer, who is complaining of one Of his under
plnnings; and the three young uns Of Mr. Harper,
oi kentucky, are as fine their owner could
wish Indeed, everything looks favorable for good
sport when the time for starting arrives.
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FOR pHILAD ELpHIA, &C.,

and CITY OF RICHMOND. One Of these steamers
leave ever r, Monday and Thursday, stopping at City
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-22
NO. l4S.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
A SELF-MADE MAN,

The Rochester Union tells the following
story of Hon. John Kelly, NJ. c. for New York
city: A rich New Yorker, as the story runs,
gave large entertainment, and among his
invited guests was Hon John Kelly. 10 the
course of the evening the wealthy citizen
says: "Mr. Kelly, believe have never bad
the pleasure of seeing you 10 my house be.
fore" Bot | believe you are mistaken.
responded Mr.. Kelly. "NistakenI think
not. | guess | am right" "But have
been here before" "Well." said the veal
thy citizen, collecting his thoughts, 81 don t
see how it can be; | have no recollection OF
your being 10 my house before; when was II!
when were you here?" "Oh," said Mr.. hel'
ly, pointing to CRATE in the room, 81 can
bring the matter to your recollection; set
that qrate for you"
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry { I MCCORMICK -ArcrIoSEER

BY s. J. MCCORMICK -ACCTIoNEER.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit court for the County of Alexandria
Virginia. rendered in the suit OF Ellison Sons,
against William f.. Atwell and others, the uh
dersigned Commissioners appointed by saih ur'
cree will offer al public auction III front ol the
MAYORS Office, IN the city OF Alexandra, Vugl-
MIA on Saturday, the 10Th day Of Jmy, 1917, al
y o'ciOci ~. the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate in the said city OF AleXan'
drla.
A LOT OF GROUND on the North side OF
King street which is thus described IN deed
from Charles Mcknight 10 William r.. Atweii,
dated 10th OF April. 1852 Beginning at the
West corner Of William Mcknlghts lot; thence
running West on King street ~ feet 81 inches;
thence North and parallel TO Royal street %
feet 10 a three feet alley: thence East l9iret -
inches, parallel with King street; thence South
and parallel with Royal street 80 feet TO tie
beginning. together WITH the right OF way over
a tnree feet alley, running back of SAID lot out
into Royal street. and, also, the use OF the rlsnt
OF way over court or alley adjoining SAID lot,
and back of H. Simpsons Store, wnIch court
Is twenty teet long by ten Ieet WIDE, III an oo'
long gorm the ten feet OF the court Is parallel
with King street
Terms cF SALE:-One.tenth OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue IN
three equal mstaIments, at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from the day OF sale, with m
teresr from said period-lhe SAID deferred pay
meuts TO be secured by the bonds OF the pnr-
chaser, with good personal security, and the IT,
tie to be retained until the purchase money Is
fully paid and the property liable 10 be resold
upon the failure OF the purchaser TO comply
with the terms OF sale
FRANCIS L SMITH, Commrs
DAVID FUNSrEN,
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-22

4 LEXANDRlA LIVERY AND SALE
n STABLE-WlI be opened on Tuesday,
September Isl, at The oorner Of Queen and Far
tar SrcdS, one squire north Of Necton's HoteL the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected b. the SUBJ
scriber, where may be had at all times HORSES
AND RUGGIES. RIDING HORSES, &c, &c.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale ana at Livery. All Horses sold at my
Stable will be sold as though they were my
own, and prompt returns will be made. Com
mission for the sale of HORSES entrusted 70
nv care moderate My Stables are fitted up in
the best style and the business will receive my
personal attention. Gentlemen III the country
having Horses tor sale or exchange, ale referred
TO any OF the merchants oi Alexandria.
apo gs-rotf THOMAS COYLE.
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HATS. CAPS, BoNNETs, &c.

DHENIX HALL, HAT AND CAP ES-
TABLISHMENT- OPENING SPRINe.
Gloomy Winter has now given place to the
verdure OF Spring. This fact must orclhle I'M.
press on all. the necessity OF taking especial
care of the noblest portion OF the form divine.
Keep the head COOL says the Philosopher;
and to achieve that object. call Immediately
and examine JOHN .ARNOLD'S selection OF
STRAW GOODS, consisting OF Panama, Mara
caibo. Pedal Gossamer, Hiawatha. &c, nc.
Attention is particularly asked TO the late
style of SILK HATS, which comprises every
variety OF texture and elegance. FRENCH
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot be sur
passed, and a sight OF which is sure conviction.
Ladies can be accommodated with every variety
of FLAT The Children's and Infants, fancy
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed IN
beauty. These GOODS are direct from the I'm
porters, and therefore can be sold as cheap as IN
anv retail establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS OF all styles and
every thing in the trade made TO order at the
INV i2--,r JOHN ARNOLD