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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Dancins Atabsmiss.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ 0fS P-osru-4v Nng Nrrk


N III Moutlzls- ace. Brooklyn.
W. -r,r,erra i- Nsv York >Afi RDai sep . iu
Brooklyn. FRIDAY SeTr- ?
NJ DOUWOPTH would take otc-s4ou O. slY THAT D. ths
~ .t. rrrtsv of introducing y,iem oi il,irlfton ~
.r.l v,ar- -er rfri " which The eAerre " d.aciRs
would b. nf hrrr v.,y aid more Sci ll 'Ar ae
.rr-r- Of graceful cysH1 than ha been oi i' Nars
- ~. ,-v 81 h Will rhe Polka and similar dances " thc
r-..- scqr.T.t rai induced flaaN ~ A-' tns
ta- w.-r Formerly niisp-uabe t. tisi Ees"ct a.
M t ar--- b. attributed the .pp'era-fr OF - saf
-r volar misses % The present Erne.A' tAry
. ser. 0 scloo and allowed - sto0p over th" a'' "Nou'
.e-.: exercise 1n-l tie growing irAms a. ae, iae 20
% in rh r. hss l0rg been raiued they are nen sent
- teacher % d2n, With tle cNgec'sion ina 0y .'
P0. S,r --l-ch ara few 0h-r dances al thi' "" DC Irl
l,.S .- 4 that rh.v viii become ETsceil ~olr-
Srav -t-e tuE should De- bc'-er understood Nere e"f"n
..u 70 dancing eay e az intervals during 1,if
.-uGs and he tescher allowed 20 exercise them ~ snch
manner and dances iil addition % ne ias'lin "
.. would add grace he hEur,. walk ana evry r'Nrlrh
something woud then ~ .sued consistent "h tle "
of this ab accomplishment. Anxious % restore tr ~ %
r. forrnrr s.flsss. Mr Docworth instructed h. clr' N
thar akuo dgrd graceful study, the Anur' de a tTu and
9th Guc. Of similar uselt-. TIE evident success oi -s
cows. b II. feet upon the pupils encouraged him - give more
attention Dancing connected with CasAeics ani dlis
HI. late through Germany. frsucc ani Ofrat bh "
made II hi- call upon the mos prominent 'acner
and consult sti them 20 the b., methods ~ ae m
1hrz hse Z. .rblr rtsls He hopes. the-efr % rave
s,;rod .gch formation viii in ADDITION 20 Ms o"n eApe
ONLY make them hr Polka hut Vii improve thru Leah
figure and vak sad. consequently have sa-ai-y eject upon
every ~ me- -.
Drr hs Furor.su tour - his season Nj Dodwoth has
had yob. ops tuutes Of Studying the peculiar dances OF
Poland AID Hunsary popular tls Pre.eni time ir rnia
with other lus-I.s ~lI be introduced A. M
earliest moment II the pre-ea; season.
Crrt far. nav b. had j either 4 sdefny.
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~ FERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY,

T.. No ~ WEI lrh-,t., Ncw-lorki
Nc. II Clrfon-st.. Brooklyn.
Nrne DI BREUI. FERREkO ana r. FERRtRO respect
9 iis sn Ia, The abov, Academy will OPEN October
Q In N.,yNor. and October u in Brooklyn Gent rnler :
eni ra., on O,ober l9 In New-forS and October L. IN
Bruosyu An dances IN The Continent vyl De
taught during the season Strict attention paid 70 wasng
standing manners rldiueuts 81 dsu' iuk S' Az
private clsse. attended >oiTces Eiyen usual Circulars
bel had al Toe Academies.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
By J. A L. JosLN
Ofice y. " asaias siou Baff.nu
DFRE EMPTOR SALE ~ VAIript,

NANUFACTTRl AND WHARF PROpvprS-t
PROVIDENCE. X. T.. Al AUCTION
or THURSDAY sep. l6, cnaluieuflrg - 20 o'-'.. . -
the premises. ~ -
Ir coussqueuce of he death q The Prneipsl ou., .
r..,y u .ug De- business ,hc STEAM COrr0x s.,s ~, -
gACTrRING COMPANY VII -cn wif.ost -. ,Nu-
valuable estates in The Cy u PToydencs ezor s aes
cotton Nil 2lj ee- long hy - feet wide four .,o "a
Containing i5,.o Sgudss. ao6 Leon, vita -s-r, -
p-r-t-,1r " -h Picker and Boiler iiol.a. .rd N,is>fs
detached sd al uecessafy Oui Bmidnrs tsfh.r .sr
about 90 o,p feet Of Land oonmoci,us Wasn su4 -
Houss- -
A. y Houses and Lots, on E1dv Shir En.su ard IA
rroud.-s and Tiprs,auo.iiue. oa-airs - ruer.ur -,
~ J., On the corner of Fidy and Shins.s r-, ~. ~
House with lease Of o Els', al IL se fnn,s ii,,s
.in,v - the es.shishmsni
Terms of >ae5 PER cash o. TIE DAY ~ ,e. Or ~.
in sd dsys on delivery az deed and Possession hs p-or,
bssnc, In equal amounts. payable i AID SiiA s:rn~
So uhrr information or schedules of ~ prop-r, ,,,
: NJ. s.r. WELLS BROS. Nes-lOrk,
J. VI FISHER, Treasirrr on ne prsnrsrs
A h. DIXIE. Anciione~r NJ. SN sshinsou Buidas
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Sales bp Auttion.
at AUCTlON.-oa wynv.-

y DAY 70 10 ociosk s-rA. o. ,he premise. "A. - -
OfHre. Sear.. Fcu,rs. Hossss Carts Hsu-.. s-sS
>ho,. r,thef Coco vii % III Lease fr h -
=; Nia, n,N' the lsrt formerly occupi- hv Hss
Ioth-sy near 5-t-.t. Aiso lot of CUN(BERLA Am -
AL to b. co. tor cash 20 The hishcs, bidder. NoAk
&. C. NANDYLL A.
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11ianc- fortcs ano ttlnsie.


4 BARGAIN can be had in a new 1-0ctSye
~ PIANO-FORTE. Al.o. second hsut PIANO tor SALE
AMI, 81 JAS. VAN RGPER, No rs Woo,er-st between
Houston and Bieecser-.ts.
4 MOST excellent Rosewood PlANO-FORTE.
~ ncw and 4 exceedingly fine tone and touch fay var
rauted will BE- sod grrat bargain second hand
Piano asen IN exchange b. ALBERT WEBER Manuf,turer
No l55 West Broadway near Cana.s,.
AN extra-magnifccnt, double four round-cor
~ nered 7-ocsvr Rosewood PIANO-EORTE superb oD~n
the pianos eNdnt which BE- fully tested
81. the modern ents and i of The richest In
-trmrut. anufacured fully warranted for years by the
uakrrs. who celebrafed. Cost -Ssl price $3.50
valuable Apply for days the resi-
dence No. 678 6ihay door from tfh.si from
D. ~ B-A dead bargain will b. for cash Ha,
for shipping
4 SENEN-OCTANE elegantly carved Rose
IA wood PIANO. made by Hsirt Dayi, A Co.. will be-
SOLD az great bargain. One by Stodsrt very ches
SECONDHAND PIANOS A. lower prices than NRLO-
DEONS al sacrifice Pianos 20 Let. T. ;. BERRY.
No. ijs Broadway, Grand 81, Marble Building
A LARGE assortment of PIANOS from the eel
N ebated makers Hanes Brothers of superior and
ouch Of style fully guaranteed prices Tor CASH that
defy connetou Second hand pianos for $50 100 <l0 in
perfect order Pianos let. A. +. THOMPSON 100 Broadway
4 PIANO STOOL new style) with plush top
N and iron ior only - 81 Sheet Music end Music
Book, wholesale and retail fry Pianos snd Meotrous for
sa'. and for rent 81 reduced rates.
:. r. GORDON, No. 7ts Broadway, near 4thst.
LNRST-PRIZE PIANOS and MELODEONS
i for SALE RENT al very low rates Agency Of Jacob
Chi ksrinzs Boston Pianos :. D. III. w Smiths celebrated
Melodeou and improved New York Pianos,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

DARNUMs MUSEUM.-Wonderful perform
I'D sace- every AFTERNOON and EVENING, by that ele
saa piausn, wholly novel company Of IMITATION MIN
and WOMEN somgr.ins the rs9S~nsd sahei,on iu,nsS ]
WosLo Z. fourth week in AueIc. sns 70 es ssPss,se
:; a's.osi The AQUARIA. Or. MNAr.RE skAs AND XIV.
rss he Happy Family, &C.. ssussL AeRit;saee 10 a. >
eeo.s; Chgit:u gadsg ten. Is eeas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Gonscs TO Get.

VNO LET-Thc THREE UPPER STORIES OF
browustonc building No. 81 hud,ont between Canal
aud >prngsts Th.e lots well lighted. having sA large
window. each o and handoury finished Cr1pn water
story. The premises especially worthy th- atten
tion 81 those whose business Tequss gcne, establishment
and VII br rented oY. ApplN n lAr .nlr lhr prrlsc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CIRsT.PRIZE PIANOS and MELoDEONs

for SALE or RENT al very low Agency Of Jacob
Chi k,rnE's Boston Pianos : D. H. W Smiths celebrated
Meodeous and impros ed New fork Pianos
4. NJ KANOUsE, No. f3j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
lnsurance Companies.
HONE
HONE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.
OFFICr Nos. II2 AND III BROADWlY

CAPITAL tai itid jay ~
SURPLUS on l., July lss'............... SJyf.He -
LIABILITIES on lsi July lsS............ SJ9.Soe u
THE CAPITAL OF THIs COMPANY having rc~ss
b..u f>cKr,syD by an additional CASH suh.poa Il uN1
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Oh" attention II B-rA
ants sud Others having hrge amounts ~ property - insu
called 90 ID. fNCsEAsEp SECURITY Afforded fhefrhY.
without entering into sECktfss comp 'for the ComrsY
/. prepared al description. of pop, sssns less
damage by tire favorable ihe usirrr q The ~
and the Of tho Company snt the usr-d -
warrant.
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OR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

Il ERTiA FARM containing Ia sores situated a; J-russ.
station. Long Island said farm ~e stocked with
horses and hs. comfortable dvens good barn aud
ou, houses and wells Of sooi For particulars in
ouire OF A. {. WEED, No. @ Hrser.s.; or of JACKSON
BUMSTEAn on the premises
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Real Cslate for Sale.


$0 with aud valuable buildings and :, head OF
Ca-te with iiv for the Winter ~ :. sold low terms es.y
yll furnish thousand HARD NAPLES of one years
.rowt N for - 100 or 30 I fsN l.. FOSTER
Ha-porf Alessny CO. y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Kiss uAINESs SCHOOL. No. 10 Gramercy

Miss HAINESS SCHOUL, No. IU Uramercy
p,rk Fast arh-.t third door from khayMi.s HAINtS
T frr,s her friruds and the pubc tAat having h-eu
bv nun tr az the parents Of her spils tn sbrgr -
,,i N Of her School and IL the hope Of seevrfag pue
,i e,S,rc Of hrr sehoiar' she sill drrs H. r-olvuns Until
MONDAY, SeIt ~ -, - = -.
Tto have conded the dsu Eher. 20 her in past
Of b. continued desire aud, h- trusts increased
ah,v 10 in pari pupils ssEbstan useful accomplished
and hsn -ducaiion She las The aid OF Teachers Of
,.icr, .nd II III b, their aim contribute
. 20 The personal happiness wrl ss raorsl and intel
ec,ual II thos- committed to Their care
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

4 BARGAIN can be had in new 7-octSye
~ PIANO FORTE A.o. a secondhand PIANO for SALE.
AMI, 81 JAS VAN RIPER No Us Woo.terst., between
Houston and Bleecker-ts
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L,ARM to be had FREE of CoST-.sp- acres
CARM for sALE.-.6 acres of LAND in the
EOR SALE-Two FARMS. one of 100 acres.

and q! ~ both nnrr high state us cultivation
81 iv- lfOn the thriving Nissr o Dvk-b Illinois the hnr
oi the Chicago and Gaens Rsiosd. Apply PHILIP VAN
WART, No. lSs Nesi-st, New-lork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
'CHE MISSES WALKER will reopen their
yIUE SPINGLER INSTIT L TE
INInN sOI-ARF NEM.YnRh

VIII reopen on WEDNESDAY. sept l5 Puuiis OF each
Defauneut-Prusry. Academic and Co.giaiewGO would be
advanced their classes will be- expected be- present
the oIeting and % continue 70 tine cid = the Year
Circular, can be- obtained a. the Institute
GORHAM u. ABBOTT. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

a PlANO SlOOL new style), with plush t0I
and iron screw ior only - - Sheet Music end VI @
Books whOlesse aud retail fry Pianos and Melotrons o
ss- and for rent 81 reduced rates.
:. r. GORDON, No. 715 Broadway, near 4thst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
VTHE SCHOOL in charge of the undersigned

Il reopen fn' MUNTINl tII
the attention OF parents Terms Tnodrrai- instruction
thorough Circuar,. with references ar SHEPARDS Book
store No -. tuou-s, and RANDOLPHS, No. 6s5 Broad
ssax j. h. u No. 80. 81 Ea. l6th..t.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

TROY FEMALE sEMINARY-Mr. and Mrs.

L WILLARD, PfIurpsI.-Ihr School wear VIII commence
the WEDNESDAY OF Srrtemb.r. Terms S225 per
YEAR board including ws.hiug Gel ght. tuition
In English studies. With usual ch,fse FOR modern
guz-es tS and eS.,. Dor further iniormation
apply the Principals ~ r-uy. y I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Chances for Dnsiness {flen.
HOTEL OR RESTAURANT KEEPERS

Proposals all be received .he offer ~ General san
FORD No Tr,ouGos, l. y O'clock THIS DAf.
supplying "a the Quarantine Station. Staten sisud,
with suitable provisions for breakfast dinner and supper during
their an pineit. Sep. 9. 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
THE BROOKLYN HIGIITS SEMINARY
THE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE DAY

i ard Boarding Mo-, 81 and NJ MadnOn-sy New iorA-To
B. conducted plan aud % embrace the tho
rough Ruger. Op~n sep i5 Pupil. can enter
their 18th and 18th Circular. obtained Ray
uors No 81 BoWefy the Prnepa No. u Madison
cias- wi b. ford residence n the Principal FOR the
accommodation o sfe~ small BOYS whose sisters members Of
the Institute Rev. DR.. FERRIS. Rector.
c. n. GARDNER A. NJ. Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

4" ' GEORGE ". CLARKE. 4. NJ. (p.;..,.,
JAMES TANNING. A. ".
NgNFS. CHEGARAY Il PREVOSTs BOARD

IvU ING ara DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. a. their
residence No ~ Madi-0u-sy 0uth~e corner Of ih
.,N.sdsrue. CHEGARAl PREV O>T respectfully inform
- rt. and guardians Of t.ir pup, and tie public generally
,b- tho st.ova Institution vii b repled On WEDNESDAY
81. IL The PREPARATORY SCHOOL for pupils between
- 80 f Svr Ard reprgsnired Experience
- rx rnyucrd Nine CHEGARAl Of the advantage % b.
S,i,,a from this department In.sns q PREPARING pupil, Of
- r entrance into the higher classes o the lustution
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
\ LARGE assortment of PIANOS from the ceI

N ebrsted makers Hsines Brothers of superior tone and
touch every style fully guaranteed prices Tor CASH that
defy competition Second hand pianos for $50 100 t0 in
perfect order Pianos let A. r. THOMPSON 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

ssth-st between I'd and Sd ays, the Rev, WILLIAM j.
FROST A. NJ. Rector. The Fall Term will commence on
TUESDAY, sept H. Long experience in the work OF Educs
enables the Re- 70 his patrons thorough
and conpete PREPARATION Of their Or MeTc
q rursufs or a Collrgr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
| IGHTE. NEWTON 4 BRADBURYs. No.

No. pa Centrest offer ms assortment Of brilliant
I'd lloned PIANOS a. the lowest Each Piano
u;ed 20 give satisfaction aud arantsed for three years
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, Nc. - West isth-
s-Mrs LFNERFTT viii reopen School for the ensuing
year on WEDNESDAY seJd. H. Thi- School o1ers all the
advantages and Systematic Of English tdu
cation combined every facility for thu study and practical
ACQUISITION the French Laugussr. Special classes viii be-
formed under the direction Of competent Professors for Young
Ladies desire English and French Literature apart
from the general OF study limited number q Young
Isdes ,o the family 10 whom ell the privileges OF
home are offered Appcatioii ina, be made Mr. L.. per
sonsi, ul by !eiier f. tLe above address.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

42l Broomest Broadway. have splendid
n.eut OF their CELEBRATED PIASOFORrES IN all stycs.
constructed With the patent Arch Wrs Plank Purchasers in
OF superior instrument viii md it for their adv
call
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
GOLD MEDAL GRAND and SQUAR
N PIANOS.
GREAT CHANCE.-Magniicent grand dagon

~ al 7octayr carved rosewood PIANO four round c0uers
ich full tone made Dy Of the best makers and warranted
$3.50: been used few months VIII be- sold great
,argain for cash. Inquire az No lil Gh.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-28

=, nrR-No sales reported on enahse' '"'
fN0 ','n. onr las, weeks quotations. There
y" ',vsry light shipping demand and the p''0'
,i,sI sales are to the city trade
wuyAT-OHrrings on Change fair with a
.spon,ry, and but lew sales reported al
I2ss Csc for white, and l2o0l3oc' TOR red' &C.
,o,..ng 10 quality; fair 10 good
ropy-sslss reported at So@s3c. for white
III. demand is active, but the receipts are very
,s,, We quote mixed at s2Ss4c,' and yello"
- which an unusually small quantity has been
..,, "a market, but Tor which there has been a
s,s,, demand, at ofGo7c.
RYE continues in good demand, with sales
q. SIC iOr prime
oATs-The demand continues active with
ANAL supply and quotations are nominal.
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NJ 4 IiSIED.

On Thursday morning, 10Th instant at the
residence of The brides father, IN Fauquier, by
Rev j. H Waugh, F.. +. MANTnk. esq, OF
Clarke, AMI Miss HATTIE H. OREAR, tsugn
ter OF Enoch Orear.
On the 2Gth OF September, 1888, Mr.. JOHN
RANDOLPH SHINES, TO Miss SAR Al Ann
SCOTT, both OF Alexandria, Va.
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Warren county, sep Zy-4awt,
- l,PRlNG HILL" FOR SALE.--Tae IL.
= bla h.,I,,, ut Jr l. l. naI, induces ia

ssl,PRING HILL" FOH SALE.-Ine ice
-, be health OF Mr t. l. Nade, induces the
desire 10 dIspOsr OF the estate recently purchased
p3 him rGom Mr.. William Wallace. am tn!ly
authorized TO sell it SPRING HILLS situated
IN Kiag George County, Va or the Rappahan.
mock river. ten nile. Dc.OU Fr,dciick burg a"d
contains by recent survey 7u7 ACRES. HE
entire tract Is riv,r ha', ct the hr-' description
OF soil Tor wheat and corn Ine Improvements
.Ae,4 consist OF DWELLING HOUSE, built
-...G. within few years, large enough TOT a
iau.Iy OF ordinary size, and all n" usual out
houses. either new or 10 good repair
There i WHARF upon the estate, from
whica produce Is delivered TO vessels running 10
Baltimore Fredericksburg, &c
II desired, liberal credit wlt be allowed on
a large part OF raa purchase money.
Person, wishing further information, can ap-
ply 10 me- III person or Dy letter.
" 4. MASON, near CoTorn 7 o.
Eir, GrnrUe County VI sep lt-rOIH
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DIED.

Ou the 2Sth instant, al the residence OF their
grandfather, Mr.. John 5. Knox, OF Fauquier
County, Virginia, WILLIAM e., aged seven
Years son OF VIM. &. and NJ &. Somervlle.
Also. later on the same day, JAMES, aged tnir-
teen, eldest son OF toe same parents Thus IN
less than ten days have iour iIhs promising chill
dren been taken iron. this afflicted family
fredericksburg papers please copy)
In Washington, on Saturday morning, the
25rh instant, after short illness, Mr.. LEV
HUMPHREY, aged is Years The deceased
resided in the city OF Washington about forty
years, and was appreciated by his fellow citizens
Tor his unbendlng integrity In all ,he vIclss!tutes
through which ne passed.
In Hedgesvile, on the 18th instant Miss
MARTHA, daughter OF Daniel Laievre, esq
aged Il Years months and q days.
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~ EWeosH.s,. .,.,zsqsz1ss.ss sss
I>.s2s
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
BURNING OF THE AUSTRIA
FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY PASSEN-
GERS SUPPOSED LOST!

HALIFAX, Sept. 21.-The arTisa! here OF l.
passengers of the steamer Austria settles the
question Of identity of the burning steamer
seen by the Arabian. They report that the
Austria had about COO persons on board.
cnIy e. o.! whom are supposed to have been
saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-28

NV Yoaz, Sept 97.-Flour is heavy, and
:. n.rk., generally unchanged; sales OF $500
MI. Slate s5.2OGS537; Ohio S5s56So.Oo;
S,g,b.m $sa$5.75. Wheat is dull; sales OF
bVobu,hels; Southern red sl.lsSSl.2 %; white
S,35,Sl 81. Corn has declined; sales OF 25,-
Am hash mixed 7IG75c. Provisions have
declining tendency. Lard is heavy at ll0lls'
Wh,.E.r i hull al 23c Stocks are higher
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By 5. ] MISUNDERSTANDING.

81 :. ] NCCDhMith -AUCrIONEER
TT OUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUKNI.
Ii TURF AT ACCIlON-Oa Thursday
ned 3y.b instant. ot ~ ociork will be sold al
tho residence of Nrs Tlomas Buckingham. on
Fairfax. between Cameron and Queen streets.
all her HOUSEHOLD AID KITCHEN FUR.
WirI-rE ccr.,.,,p, -, ,,,r,ol
.r,,,a N,Eoy,,T Sni.s Mahogany parlor
GUAR. p.er ,T.hIa ,,d Glas.. Radiator, Marble
'ron TahJ.s Cane >eat and other Chars. fouG
peo,,cr gprs Krtstr.Js. Carro,.. Bureaus Ia.
bios rook,pp and other Stoves. &c. &c. all IN
G,., rate order
>,rr. All Sims ot $50 and under
,.l...,,er tho, ar,cuut . rr.dirnf 60 day, wiIl
r.. ,,,.,.., ,or .,I,n,n,,t orio-.fJ uo,c,
S,I2l o,cicrk snail offer for sale in front
-, 49,, .t.,,o n,,rs. + n,rJ.om. phapton first
ra,a RI. 81, D,ubl, n,rrcss At very s,,pe
G,,,.;. l,a,u,,,,,, ,lc,yb win
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IIOK >ALE-SeyeTal Servant WOMEN and
L CHILDREN The WOMEN are ydlad-
bic house ,ervants-One very ialr Cook, Wasa-
or and IrUnsr Terms reasonable. ApplycaT-
IL, 70 William hiAEi.
KixpyvilIe, Culpeper Co. Va, sep l--roi m
I,ANEs! CANES!!-A large aasoEtmen, OF
I Hickory. Dogwood, Bamboo, and Other
Canes lust received, aud for sale at
sep u c. c. BERRY'S, T., K.ng.sJ
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NOTlCE.-Those IN want OF BRooMS
II made expressly for Brussel Carpets, can
get them by calling at the Broom Factory,
ROYAL, south OF Prince street
.va On L. HERRING
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By :. J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS

ItOMMl>SlONER' SALE In execution OF
7 ] a decree OF the Circuit Court "t Al'Xam'
drIa County. rendered At May term, 1888, IN
the sult OF Richard BIayiock aid VIE, ~.
Joshua Hall and othcrs. The undersigned, VIII
otter Tor sale, at public auction. Oh Sal"dny ut
lSik day Of September HcI!, az II . cto'S, II u ,
in front OF the Mayors Office. III the city OF
Alexandria a LOT OF GROUND, IL tnn SAID
III city OF alexandria, w!th the GtILDlNDH
.l.X and improvements thereon. situated and
bounded a. follows w. Beginning OF The So"th
side OF Wolfe street, at the distance OF IS ltei
10 the Fast oi Water street. and running thence
east with Wolfe street IL feet; thence south
parallel 10 Water street, ~ feet inches; thence
west. parallel 10 Wolfe street. II feet. theGce
north. parallel 10 Water street, 10 the beginning
TERMS or SALE :--Oneteuth OF the purchase
money must be paId in cash; the residue III
three eqpai Iusta ments. at i. -. ana Il months
1t nm tie day OF sale, The deferred payments 70
br.! iuieTrsI. 10 be secured by tue bo"Gs OF tie
purchaser. wja good PERSONAL secu!!ty--t.e t.
lie 10 be- .r;a.ueI until the purchase money i
ia!iy paid aad the psU:.Ity 20 be r"soId, at IN"
usk OF the purchaser, II me terms u! sale are
not complied with.
7 FEA \ : = l. =, sN III }comr,.
aux lf--eo;s
IN The above sale j. postponed until Hsi
ms fay the 1871 day u Odojer, at the same lime
and place sept EO-eots
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The Markets.

R,,7rxoas. Sept. 27-Flour steady. How
-. ,,,.., and Ohio $3.50. Wheat is firm;
..arsd,3gc white 1866. Corn is steady and
no,,,o,eI. Provisions are very dull bacon
s,GSic.
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DATENT india RUBBER Door D MATS ATS
English Sheepskin Rugs, Parlor Door
Mats. Outside Mats OF Cocoa, Jute, Manila,
Allcant and Rope ior sale by
son 81 JOHN OGDEN
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81 ARINE LIST.
PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING q

ARRIVED.
Schr William Bacon, Tyler, New York, salt
10 Ford 4 Wlckliile.
Schf Sprngbok, Heath, PASSPORT, plaster to
Cazenove Co
Scbr Ann d, Newton, New York, to J. c.
Neye't
Scar S 6 King, Andrews, Philadelphia, to
S ShInn.
>chr Tram Smith, McGlverr, Fall River, TO
Borden Mining Go.
Scbr Susan f. Abbott Ludlam, Norfolk, to
FowIe HCo.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to
Wheat Bro.
Brig Nolunsus, Mitchell Boston, coal by d.
A Lowe
Scar Monsoon, Cranmer, New York, coal BY
FOsle Il &c.
Schr Timothy Pharo, Cranmer, New York,
GOA by Borden Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
SCtrs Friendship, Applegarth; NJ. A. Hetty,
Jones and Cambria. Thomas, CID at Baltimore,
Tor til. port, 10th inst; Geo. Franklin, --,
for Georgetown, cid at do. same day.
Scar. Wm Harp, Jones, from this port, arri.
'tds' Providence, 23d inst; General Hersey,
sPragus arrived al do, oath inst
Mar L. bearing, Pinkham, for this port, CID
q Portland, 23d inst
Sears A K Wetmore, Bogart, and Laura
A-'1e, Ketchum, for this port, cid at New
i';i 25'n inst; ]. Randolph, Jr., Ellsworth,
a'c- al do, same day.
Nar Vim, A Croker, Endicott, hence at
Vs,tOa, 22nd INST.
scar ". Pratt, Nickerson. from this port,
pound 10 Boston, III heavy gale sprung fore
mas and put into Norfolk oath instant, for re-
PsIH
NaIs Sophia Godfrey, Williams, for George.
owl; NJ Stevens, Shaw, and Charm, Starr,
"' Washington, cid at Philadelphia, 25th inst.
Naf Abby Weld, slice, for Georgetown, d.
= sailed from salem, 23d inst
Nai P K. Chase, Shute, for Washington, d.
y sailed rom Belfast, 23d inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-28

Rev. Tnos. c. Hayes, On esteemed minis
ter of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
died in Baltimore, on Sunday afternoon
His rcmans we're brought to this place. yes
terlav. for interment.