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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

TuK LATE F,IR.--ln concluding our publication
Yesterday of the premiums awarded ut the late
Fair. we omitted t, mention the substance OF n re-
quest, maize by the Executive Committee OF the
Sciety. Thee were many articles ON exhibition
in the octa:,pn house some of which, it is feared.
we're oyer.ookel by the Judges. Indeed, the at
tcption of the Committee has been directed to
some Of these upon which they have awarded
premiums since the reports of the Judges were
made. 80
twas found exceedingly difficult fer TIE judges
10 examine or even find some of The smaller artI
clcs on exhibition. whilst the crowd OF spectators
was 50 dense as seriously to embarrass them IN
the discharge Of their duty. Arrangements. su,
sestei by recent experience, will be male next
year that will ohyiate many of the difficulties
under which the Committee lnborcd ut the reteht
Fair The Committee have no desire to reflect
upon any of the Judges. many OF whom lnboi'd
very efficiently bur owing to the late hour III
which the list was made out-occnsiohcd by "e
sire to select the judge from different sections,
and the ignorance of the Committee rs to who
woule be members If the Society, and eligible Tor
this postion-it was found that many OF the com
mittees of award were Incomplete IN some eases
scarcely single member present. Nhaer 'leHe
circumstances, some committees had to tie select
ed hastily on the ground, aud might not have been
M ;ua;cn s,v chosen as was desirable. The Exec
utiye Committee have determined to remedy tins
defect by an early appointment OF Judges tins
wear, and by the introduction of u perfect system,
Of operations. They will also be able to award
larger premiums next year, in money or plate at
the option of the exhibitors The plan of award
ing premiums in plate, rather than money, was
suggested by gentlemen of large experience in
other Fairs, and it was argued that articles OF
this kind of the same relative value, would be ap-
precated more highly from their association than
the comparatively small amount of money which
the Society could, this year, especially. afford to
give. With some few exceptions, we believe. this
plan gave general satisfaction, but even these cA-
ceptions will probably not be allowed to exist
next year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

RrLlGiors ErvIsAL--An interesting meeting is
now in progress in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Lcwishurg; up to this time thirteen
persons have made profession Of religion.
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1858. FALL 1858
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LY SCHBrRG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE People or
THE GREAT WEST KNOW
Tint ,om en-" sell them B"rg"ins:
ADVER lSE,

Aud arrest the trade ofthe Great South West.
AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINE
ct the Railroad from Lynohburg 20 Knoxville; all of them
having large circulation among the people Of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
EsS@ ADVERTISE AND GET RICH Isl
IN ANY OR ALI. OF TIE FOLLOW ING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE MEM :, Bristol.
Ni*DICArtIi. Ionesh,rouRn Trut
GA AzEtT1 p AK LexnEton,vN.
ViaoiNfAa, AIInsdon,va.
n DlMoGnAr Lhery.va
SALEM REGIS Err, Salem. Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Snythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ,Graysonco. Va.
v vAITIss Mire. 5 f'neastic.va,
STAR AND HERALD. thriatanshrrp, Va
WTIIiENIl.LE TELEGRAPH, yvv,ha,,io Va
wYrIIEViIlE TINES, }''' w.
Union DEMOCRAT. Union. Mour. county, w.
ADkOG ATE Jefer sonviie Ta7ewcii county. Va.
REGISTER. Danvillc. Va.
THE ''sOUfII.WE =" Pearsturg Giles county, Va
Pcsons wishing advertise In OF the above Will
ini TiiEn INTEREST to call at the Office OF I'll"
iynchburg Firgnian, STAIRS where contracts " iii le
made, AMI advertisements FoRW AtDtp WITHOUT DELAY
TIL will also and forw ard advertising To PAPER
III the United States A. WADDILL,
sputlS Virgil ipnG dice
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rorRT or ArrEAls.--Joseph Allen Esq. was on
Friday last reelected Clerk Of the Court of Appeals
for Il term of six years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

GrHrRSAroHIAL.-1he Democracy of Boone
have declares IN favor of Elmond>on as their first
choice, and Judge Brockenbruugh second.
The Bedford Democracy have expressed prefer
enre for lctchrr.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MEMS PRAYER MGErlNG.-Thcrc are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at 1 O'Clock.
The ladies invited to attend.
aur iS-dts
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FREIGHT TRADE.-Therc was received at TIE de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, October 26ih
IS loaded cars, consisting OF 1922 bushels of
Wheat, $50 barrels of Flour. and 81 900 pounds
Of Miscellaneous. There were II loaded cars scat
West the God inst
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Coz. Wise has appointed Mr.. John Z. Lewis
salt inspector for the two districts OF kaRawha
Co.
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GROCER Ann a, q soMKM sIGHE MMRiRcHAnr

Dlpos8t The W 9h1 Bdnk
IlACHBERG, IA,
NJ EErS constantly hand large aud varied a4rorntm,
M "fURotERiEs AND STAPLE DRY GOODS which
ho offers Ia the trad" nj reduced prices for Cash. IN exchange
for Produce 1t his purpose hereafter I" conduct his bust
entirely tAsu fRNCIrITA md In order effect this
desirable object, hc will acl auc prices will protect tho
all who him with a call
Grateful for the share Of patronage received at the hands
=" hs he'd friends and public tor the last ak
he begs continuance Of their knnca In hi-
~ huainess Ian l-ts
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MAYoR's CorRT-Most of the rowdes being in
ial his Honor has had very easy time for several
days past not a single having been called this
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Loss of Virginia Vessel and hor Crowli

EoRroIX, Oct. 22.-'rhe schooner Il. J. Ward
of Nirginn, frcm Sandy Hook, waa knocked il
Yesterday off Chinto;ea.ue Island, and her who'll
crew lost.
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LN'N(IIBI'R(f COLLEGE.
nyuchhuru


j ontlc 18Th september.
, ,ntur Son aud The course o study b'ti Classical and
sp"utiir, equal l,,l.stof lhcbes, Amsfo N college,
Military Idrin'nt viii J." .Iei,ailg maintained un
de, the c c .. Mr. l. E.ankehlp ~ .luatc the yir.
rina Military Inst utr aud NOR, n h the
Uu'cd states Coast SRiEo!-
IN, several Processes wi ha,e eH.,;iyG ,lo,eG ct TIC
FAC l.Ty.
EosrET l.. BHocKEr1, P"s'tI"'' Professor OF Nau
Lfcuners q MATHEWS. A NJ, Professor Of Latin and
II CAprlL a. h Professor If The Gre Language and
j. B,skr>su,r Professor Of Moth,matl AM Ins,ruc.
Rev. ". wAfEtn, rrates.. Moral aud Mental Sci
sAMutl GA,uA>n \. NJ. Professor Of Con ilntonai Law
D. a LASGno"Nt NJ d., f'o''''oro Of Anatomy ami fhys'
GIisfrrf Anolrno sAurou IL, u Professor OK Modern
Languages. ..
Board 50 PER week Washing 81 - per month fuel and
lights $40 i,im Tuition so il TIE Grammar school and
$50 IA he Collegiate department FOR han session.
g Catalogues, containing further information can b" OBJ
tanned by addressing tie President aug Its
NNTREELEH n WILSON'S SEWING: VA
w cInNLS-tiEfAT RtpurlioS ~ i!iGiS Highest
Jersey, and Illinois stat" FAIRS AMI Al ihe Fans ." III" Ch'a
Mechanics Institute and tho 81 Lan Mer ami, al Assoca
ton the 81 lou, Mechanical Association,
the examining committee was conp"ssd"t twenty five ladies
awarded The " llEi In, 4 Wn,o> SLwING MACHINE tho
highest and only premium Silver Pitcher valued at 60
rebe in operation hcsunl nrad"' AMI finish, fitted aiorn
the pa"r, and suited to tie w"rk Nh'p Their speed ir."
1000 stitches per minute" substituting ~ they do,
ihnl the soa and body destroying drnecry
.. land they are haled a. the U''md"s Irnnd
They make firm and sti' aiikr on both sides that
viii rip ravc Aud the IL MnE, recently Invented
viii Ia the edge and down ia the most RAPID and
Fu sru lion given in operating these Machines free Of
extra charge IocI .Gtsj WM. J. FACE
NEW CONSERN.-We the Hndrr.ianrd,h" have
"a s day associated ourselves together under the and
firm ot
CONNELL & CCRD,
dealing Corn, Meal Wool Wool Rolls,
Bacon Flour. Potatoes, Oats Sc - - -
We have n large WHEAT. conn AND PLASTER MILL
on the Canal and with which CARDlAG
MACHINE. prepared t" giLd heat Corn and
Plaster a, shoit uocc and reasonable
terms
by strict attention business and determination to ease
We hope to merit share Of the public 'fIttonage.
f95 Oar Store /, nj the old staud Of \. CORNELL.
Ridge street. ARTHUR CJNNELID
il, I'd re,;m JAMES W IIORD.
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WANallvlaTON HOUSE,
CHIIRCH RTREET I.unchhuIn Va

VIZ
FuNIS House Is situated In the immediate ,nlty Of tho
huueaa part Of the city and the location Is nj
TIE quiet ani honl,hy In the place To strangers there
tore, tt4 position Ia particularly desirable.
The ubse Tiers return thrIr thanks their friends aud tho
rnhlc generally io tho very liberal patronage they hay"
tended To- hr and them that they Will endoRyor Ia
mott a , continuance 81 their favotp.
An OMNIBUS, HAtiO AGE WAGON and rbRrERSw will
found the AM, boat landing tho arrival
the convoy and fam tho
Hotel. iUI.t ~ ,uAnar HnEADA tLAmk,
rt'iotr
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11kDaTEA DH!! 0eahis,
Cornthxn, Jenny Lind French, Esabethan, Plain and
Fancy Cottage BEDsTEADs Of every variety and price, At
oc, 20tsl J. L. WINSTON cos.
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Ar s.u.:s.:;rmrarsu,,,. GRAND ExmI-


WE TON or READY -NAl'i. CLOTHING III. M
ers Ened embraces tl,t.0pp ry t" announce to tc pub
and Ills friends that BIS stock 1t READY MADE
CLOTHING. GENilENENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS 1El AkS, &c, has NOW been received and
be purchased At dcu,.d low pc, for cash, ard
chaser ,xamuc stock hrin 'alh 'ls"mh,e net say
thai do ond Ia; HAT al conhh" ny sell To
profits only. Tr variety Of styles and
quality Of Clothing ard l,t. III IN crtr-ts So,
in good faith.
Country Merchants viii find my inh'ng prices lower than
til, rcoir, call. whole sale and retail buyers
and judge tor yourselves aud III std ying y"u interest Yen
viii certainly pur,hasa Of M. ...
Observation-Disclosures
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:

ItUANO lIOl 40 ~ IN NthKA ks..Ar IL may
hot lie grUcrI'.N kuuNl lint 'Uanu and other hiscr-
IL, bought uc burg good toms u ia any "ihcr
mlhc VIII T. gul,r audt' "a u,iiscI mNHtH "a
well the benefit a. thu iniHu. community ~" uh
lis. intend Is keep han" god supply Il all
ed Fertilizers and rs deal no" lfFrtY 'a
ar, other house In them think ran SAFELY
sell cheaper than Other honhr II is certainly
farmers parn>c me- because thereby
enabled Itrll,IS nj a low "a
other market, Il all risks ami h"uh" lI'asr re
sp.l-c ;Ai, and o. utor for ale. in
tore aud I" arrive
100 Tons NJ 4 lryavian fnann.
lNf " Eersrs Manipulated inHno.
,uU " Som'rcre Lump aud Ir iud
81 " Hrlwu NJ XieI', tIin.n
80 i" Eide Island tiulu.,
100 " Plaster, iuhp and Ground,
- Ketticwe.Is Potash aud Plaster,
2Up Sael.. l.t cru"nl Snl' ,riu" qitltiy
Farmers fl Canal hr" lNnal uf~. tA@ he sup
piled iauutngs they engagements at once
aug l7-ts a MILLER, B,sn.
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INOR THE HA10.-Wesd's Hair Bseeoeoeevss
Mrs Aliens zylo Balsam. Tricopherpss an9 tsqene.
sortment Of Pomades and Han Oils Also. aHssneJ .ss
Ions Bachelors and Jaynes celebrated HaE DYeS
by so"H a. n--2.
oct 19tsl -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

A AAA Lbs. BEST FAMILY CURED
4s\bSDO BACON. Just received and for sale by
ali i.ts CAMP, SMITH & co. I
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mr.. sORvEaI HOUSE. ~q,a

H'@3H 's"Hk Fsu1H8 HHVN WI USU
VENllIS " Eli KNOW HOUSE Ia open for tho roccp
ton Of the public, having boon
I'D and prepared for the accommodation of ts In
style equal Ia any public house the will
be n FIRST CLASS house aud nothing else. DMSIjtiHES
aud CARRIAGES viii always be- In readiness tho dopots
of the different railroads to aud from tho
Ilouru
share Of the public ratr Is rcspectfull, sored
anE . dA Elf WM. II. KENNEDY, Atont
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lust opened "a sresncndom. qmHntiiy o. siG-
- CANT BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACk
VELVET TRIMMINGS all of which will be sold cheap With
thu largest assortment Of Ladies CATERS, and Miss
SHOES ever offered at reduced prices for cash
net l6tsl JOHN ABRAFAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

lNFFICE FURNITURE! OFFICE FURN1e
u TIRE IL. Plsn and Fancy Counting room Desks Re-
yoyng Plain ancy Office Chairs and Stools for sale ow
by loot 20 IT, ]. L. WINSTON co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-27

CONVICTION OF OSCAR MYERS ruR MURDER
The case Of Oscar Myers. charged with the muir
der of Mary Ann Montony, on the 18th Of May
last up for trial on the 18th inst, at Nhce-
ling. in the Circuit Court
Myers is rather below the medium height, and
is about ninetecnycars of age. lie has small quick
restless grey eyes. lisht hair and is rather spare
than otherwise. lie bears most striking and re-
markable resemblance in feature 10 John Burns,
recently hung for the above murder.
Tho Wheeling "lntellieencer' says: "Thc Jury.
after an absence Of about Is minutes. returned
verdict Of guilty OF murder in the first degree
Judge Thompson proceeded TO address the prisoner
ut some length. aud wound up with prnnouneirg
IA sentence If II years at hard labor in the pcni-
Tertiary. During the delivery of the sentence
Myers leaned forward and listened attenti,cly.
occasionally glancins iurtivcly around and chew
ing and splitting vigorously all the time.
THE conviction und sentence are regarded us
cmnently just. Myers was, no doubt party to
one ot the most dialpolcnl murders known in the
annals If crime, and we echo the hope expressed
by his Honor Judge Thompson, that l.is fate may
be n warning to the many young men, in this city,
now upon the same broad road to ruin"
MURDER IN ALLKGnANY, Co.--The Lewisburg
Era says:
Two men named Brickley and Steele. engaged
ON the Coyington and Ohio Railroad, about seven
miles above Coyington. in Allegheny county, got
into difficulty on Sunday evening last about
dark, which resulted in Steele being killed. The
difficulty grew out of a remark which Steele is re-
presented as having made to Brickley's wife, Of IN
insulting character. 1t seems that Is. became We.
ry much enraged and went in pursuit of S. thrca
tening to take his life, on sight They first SAW
each other NJ II shaEty, when Il. asked ;. to step
aside, and in few moments it was announced
that s had been murdered His neck was severe
~ bruised just below the car and other marks oi
violence were discovered. No weapon wis found.
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BRANCH OFriCEsNo q Hanover st., Boston; No. VI Chep
ci ST. New Haven CT Glovervile N VI No "a Bscsd g.
Newark, n, j.. No ls2 Chestnut St, PhlAdsphn 30 l0
baltimore st. baltimore; No - wcstmnsfer b. Pyv1denfA
H. l. East 4h &c. C:neunati Nc Is North III ~ -
Louis, No u st. Charles ST., New urlesus No pnppAin
H.. Mobile, idce zs-esc1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-08
AUCTION SALES
By s J McCORMICK-AvcrIoyBEe

III ~. ~
COMMISSIONERS SALE-lo exacnr ion O!
y a decree OF the Circuit Court ct Al'Nan'
dria County, rendered at May tenn, lNVe' M
the suit of Richard Bl2ylock and VIE, IS.
Joshua Hall and others, the unte'sl'l'r, VIII
offer ior sale, al Pablo auction, on SaiN aug me
lsih day Of September mat, at II GcDrs 81 ."
IN front of the Mayors Z flee. ~ ne CITY az
Alexandria, a LOT OF GROUND. lu IT. sad
IA city ot Alexandria, with ne BUILDINGS
&a2-and Improvements the, con sllu ted an.
bounded as follows, VIZ: RtginnIr = on the Sou
side OF Wolfe street, ar the "a. Arco O.. = f"H.
to the East OF Water street. and rnurlu. fhenrr
east with Wolfe street Ii lrct. thence ~,ufu
parallel to Wafer street, ~ ieet / ruca->: thence
west, parallel 10 Wolfe street., - 'se'. 'apnc.
north, parallel 10 Water street, to the bsr'ru,u-.
TERMS OF SALE :-Oue-tenih OF the pyryna
money must be paid in cash; tHe re- .age .s
three equal instruments, at i, -. ana IL mont
FIR I'M the day Of sale, the deferred payments e"
bear interest, 10 be secured By tie bo."- O! i"s
purchaser, with good personal s,cuu'--ju" =.
tie TO be retained until the purchase s"ouey D.
fully paid, and the property to be ros'!- g. iar
risk OF The purchaser, if the terms OF sale are
not complied with.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. r.
LAW. B TAYLOR,
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e 1T Il M y

MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Al
E1ANDRIA. LrUD UN AND HAMPSHIRE RAIL
R AID CyNPANY.-The sixth annual meeting
of the Alexandria, Loud1un aud Hampshire
Railroad Company, was held yesterday in
the Coupaay's Office, in this city, Robert
Jameson, esq, 10 the Chair, and Reuben
Johnston, Secretary.
The report Of the Board for the past year,
with the statements Of the Treasurer, and
the report of the Consulting Engineer, aud
that of the Examining Committee, were pre-
sented. read. aud approved.
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
fAe Board Of Directors ot the Alerandrid,
Loudoun an Hampshire Raiiroad Compa-
n.y., respectfully submit 10 the Stockholders
their SLrM annual Report.
Referring to the re,o OFT If C.. B. Manning,
esq, the Consulting Engineer, it will be seen
that the Grad cation ald Masonry OF forty
miles of the Road is nearly completed, and
will he ready Tor the cross-ties aud Tails as
soon AS they can be laid down. The timber
for the Bridging upon twenty-five miles Of
tue llDe 10 CUulliCtcu lbi, uhu VII 10 NSilN
cred this fall. A contract has teen mad;
with Mr Il. s.. Jameson for a portion OF the
freight cars, as we'll a. for the chairs for
twelve miles Of the track. The | GOO tous Of
ion are on the spot, aud will be laid down
during the faii, and arrangements are in pro-
Arcss Tor a further supply. The work on
section 4 from tie depot a; Alex :udria to
tne Gro sing Of the Washington Turnplkc)
has beef delayed longer than was desired 10y
he Board. in CONGO renee of its expensive
ness, ard OF the heavy laDd damages, r,qlir-
ing cash means which could be- more judicl-
ous.y expended elsewhere. Arrangements
are DOW made, however, t. proceed, ard the
contractor, Mr.. Jimes X Zach, Is again at
work at this section.
The Board, uu!er the order passed at the
general nce;iug OF tue Stockholders, on the
22i day Of July, have effected al arrange
ment with the County Court Of Clarke coun-
", for the paynen Vi ta7lr subscription OF
800, 900 to the stock OF this Company. The
action Of this e unty we hope will Induce
the CUunty Ut Lludnun to make a similar
subssript,ou OF $4,000 0 at the proper ,ime.
The loss Of the wheat crop III Louioun, the
present season, makes Us unwilling to press
the matter at tbs present moment, but 1t will
be done soon.
The Corporation of Lecsburg have urdsr
consideration a subscription to cur stock, and
We have reason to hope that their action viii
be favorable. The Board trusts that the
bre,it7 Of this report wall be excused
There are ether su jee:s of importance TO
the welfare OF this work which are under
serious consideration, But witch are not ye.
in a edition to be here mentioned.
The Treasurer's report Is herewith sui
mitcd, and will show the state Of the Com
pauy's sfflirs up to the Is. of September
annexed, also, is a Iiot of the employees VI
the Company. All of which Is submitted
by order OF the Board.
LEWIS MCKENZIE, President.
Alexandria, September I, 1853.
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By S. J. McCoRMICK-Auouo<a-a .

By S. J. McCORMlCK-Auouo>&-a.
TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IL iH&.
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE"-
BY virtue of a deed OF trust, LeaiIE- oase on iae
18th OF February, 1898, recorded ~ hiber T..
No. 3, page SIS, land records 81 alr'a""n"
county, the undersigned. will o.! H'f,e#.1y. he:
18th day Of September, 1898. a: II s5', @,'"
front Of the Mayors 0tHca, sci q. Tubc -uc.
IT,, ton, two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
.ssiS. with the LOTS OF GROUND ou "iicA
they stand. on he West side Oh Pitt a)'.s"', b p
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, H. tue cy @.
Alexandria. One OF said houses being no" o'-
cupied by John A. Keys, and the other BY ih1s.
). Price
Each of said LOTS fronts % feet, anl raas
back 100 feet
Terms OF SALE:-One.four,h il can and be
residue IN three equal payments. AZ d, ii, aud .
months, bearing interest. 10 BE- secured by TIE
bonds OF the purchaser, and q deed 81 &c. i o.
the property. l. L. htN|hE iius.ea.
aug 3l-eOtS
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OPENING OF NEW FALL GOODS.
RkYAN. ADAMS d CO.,

4 RE now opening a CHOICE assortment OF
~ DRESS GOODS, Shawls, Cloths, Cass!-
meres. Vestings, and every variety OF hOUSE-
KEEPING GOODS,-and as they intend 10 keep
an assortment adapted TO the RETAIL TRADE,
they respectfully invite the attention OF Cash or
prompt dealers, to the following articles:
For LADIEs-Rich Cashmeresa ard DE LANES;
Rich Robes A'Lez; Persian Robe a QiiiIe; B:ye.
den Robe a Jupes; Black Italian Lustring; Bay
den Silk; Foulard; Mouselaines; Bombaz.nes;
Alpaccas; Debages; Prints; Ginghams, Hosiery;
Gloves, Laccs, &c.
For GEyTLzMEN.-Black Cloth; Fancy colour.
ed Cloths; Cassimeres, for Coats, Pants and Vests;
Black, Steel mixed, and fancy CasSimeres; Vest
ings, silk, Valencia, Velvet, &c; Merlno Shirts,
Handkerchieis; Gloves; Maude shawls; Railway
Wrappers, nc.
For FAMILIES -lO4, ia bIeached and bro
Sbeetinss: brow and bl-ached Table Diaper;
real Welch and other F%lanuels; lU4 Shaker
Flannel, for Skirts; Mackinaw and Whitney Bed
Blankets; white Cambria: Check Muslin; Hnck-
aback ToweIling; Scotch Diapers; Check Cassi'
meres, for boys wear; English and American
Fur Prints; Irish Linens; Crash; Canton Flannels;
Sd, a. Brown Cottors; Csuaburgs; Plaid Cot.
tons; Shifting Stripes; "a, : S, A. PLAID Linseys;
Kerseys; Cassine;s; Tweeds; Servants blankets,
&c. sep Scott
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COM " IL
a]l,,snar,s Market, september Z.

Alexandria Market, september q.
The offerings on Change were light, and the
market qulei-very lew sales reported. Flour
Is I~OmInaIly unchanged. The quality Of the
What offered was inferior, and some sales OF
ysiy poor white were made at lljc; do. red
He; iar to good red brough: 1880; quotations
t' good white are the same as Mondays The
tnaut Tor Corn was not so brisk, but prices
''naln unchanged. Rye and Oats quiet, and
70 Saes reported.
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COMMUNICATED

Repairing King Street would be a very
god ~thing--if we had not to 20 in debt to
10 it. There is debt enough, and taxes
enough, now, to last US for twenty-five years,
without adding to the one, or increasing the
other. Let King street, alone, for the pre-.
sent aud nurse the Sinking Fund!
A TAX PAYER.
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ALM ANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SAILED.
Schr. Gen. Hursey, Sprague, Providence, coal
by Fowle * Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Mnlunkus, Mitchell, Tor this port, sail
ed from Eastport, lst inst
Schr. Aramlnta, Rowland, from this port,
arrived at New York, 9Th inst.
NORFOLK, Sept. 6.-Arriyed, schr. Harbinger,
OF Boston, from alexandria, bound for Boston,
with foremost sprung, loss OF sails, etc. The
crew OF the brig Eureka, before reported sunk,
have arrived here