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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01
DIED.

Or Sunday night, about II o'clock, Commo-
dore THOMAS AP CATESBY JONES, in
the seth year of his age u The funeral SER
vices will take place at "ShaIon,' his late resi-
dence, near Prospect Hill o, Fairfax County
Va. on tomorrow, 2nd instant, at / o'clock,
4 NJ.
At the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. 5. s.
Glassell, in CulpepDr County, Va, on Sunday
morning May 10th. Mrs ELIZABETH ASH.
TON, reIict OF the late Major Laurence Ashton,
of Fauquier, aged 81 years and ~ months.
(Sou,hprn Churchman and Richmond Wing
please copy
In AlbenarIe on Wednesday, the 18th Of
MAY, WILLIE BABER. only son of VIM. u.
and Marion $ Roger, aged tour years. seven
months and twenty.sx days. Endowed with
all those qualities which adorn our nature, with
a bright mind and pure heart, which promised
brighter future, his spirit now moves aml"st
scenes more glorious tnan earth can afford, and
communes with pure inteligences more congo
NAL 10 his nature than aught in the ever chang
ng land OF time
On he 9th utimo, THOMAS MORGAN,
aged years, month. and days. eldest son OF
William I. and Martina VI. Collins.
And on the ZSth uitImo, HARRIET ELLA,
infant daughter OF the same.
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rongress.

c,,.,s Yesterday, message was re-
D , '1 the President concerning the sell
! ~" -. psnchi,a, on the coast OF Africa.
HH ,muOica,iOD was received from the
'" ~, NJ the Navy, naming the amount
*''. go, requisite to pay Oavsl officers rein
@p nromoted by the late Naval Board.
f' ~, Ton,er moved that evening sessions
.,s.s after today; agreed to.
Wv" ~. King offered a resolution, directing
~ rnm;,,se on Commerce to make iuqui.
..,s,,jos the guauo traffic between the
's . # the United States and Peru, dur
o. :, recent revolution in the latter ooun-
g. e. Mason called up the resolutions rela-
-, British outrages on American vessels,
,,i,b we're debated.
!, the House of Representatives, the re-
.;,o introduced BY Mr.. Marshall, Of Ky,
',,,,.ng select committee of f'e' to which
- Ia referred the memorial of artists Of
''r,i,sd States, asking for the erection Of
-, commission with view to the proper
.;,,, for the establishment of the public
.jipgs. was passed.
The House took up the Senate join resolu-
=, hr the adjustment Of the difficulties
,.h Paraguay.
Y. La,cher moved to strike out the au-
.,,;,v therein, for the President to use the
,nl forces.
Nj, Richie said the resolution would be
4 % use in that event.
Mr.. Le,cber said be was opposed to trans
,.,iop the war.making power to the bands
: ,bs President. If there was a necessity
a, var, i. was for Congress to take the re-
.Ntsibilty.
NJ, Crawford wished to make similar pro-
,.ou for Outrages iu the Gulf.
yr Richie objected to this, as not being
,s,,insnt to the resolution.
After further explanation, the resolution
~. passed-yeas lis. nays 49,:
The House resolved itselfinto Committee
the Whole on the state o! the Union, and
,,ceeded to the consideration of the Indian
bill.
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AIM ANHC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALExANDRIA-MAY 81.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr Caroline, Johnson, Pennington, wheat
TO Blackjack, Marshall x Co.
Schr Emma Dell, Dawson, Accotlnk, wheat
TO Black lock, Marshall X Co.
Schr Ann D., Newton, \. lork.to }. {. Nevett.
Schr Cambria, Thomas, Baltimore, lumber TO
Waters Zimmerman u Co.
Schr Helen Mari, Nickerson, Boston, 10 VI.
Edridge.
Schr. Naiad, Bennett. Baltimore, TO FOwle x
Co.
Schr Fleetwood Burr, Boston, 10 VI. EIdrldge.
Schr. Ring Dove Johnson, Philadelphia, 10 ;.
Shnn.
Schr. Pearl Brown Salem, plaster to NJ FL
bridge
Schr. Frank Herbert, Mayo, Windsor, plas-
ter TO Master.
Schr J. P. Pharo, Cranmcr, Philadelphia 10
Master.
Schr. John, Humeck, New York, to I. J. Me-
hafey.
Schr. Dirago, Cook, Boston, TO T. J. Mehaitey'
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore /"
Wheat Bro.
Schr. Gen. Armstrong, Kelsey, New York.
coal by d b Smith.
Schf. Charger, Kelsey, Wareham, coal by
Fowle & Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. A. B. Terry Creamer for this port, cl d.
at New York 2Sth ult.
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NJ RiSIED.

In Washington, d. C., on the 18th ultimo, by
the Rev. ). Rogers GEORGE w. BALLEN-
GER of Georgetown, D. C., 10 Miss MARY
VIRGINIA, eldest daughter OF Richard W.
Sebastian, formerly OF Fairfax County, Va.
In Washington. on the 9th ult., at Christ 5
Church, by the Rev. VIM H. Chapman, b.
FRANK MORSELL, to Mrs JANE Nc
DUELL, daughter OF the late William Morrow,
all of WASHINGTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

The offerings on Change yesterday were iaIr'
ou, The market opened and closed quiet, No
nss OF Flour or good Wheat reported. There
we're sorre parcels OF poor white and red-quo-
ATOMS are nominal. Sales of white and yell
Os Corn al 5sG6Oc.; some sales poor white at
%15sc. Oats are in limited request at 34c.
w sales OF Rive reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

nARIS FASHIONS FOR JUNE, At GEO.
Z FRENCHS Book and Pcriodrrai Depot
lie Bon Ton Journal de Modes, and Mon'hIy
Report Of Paris Fashions for Jnne Tins mum,
her contains four full sized CoIored Fashion
Plates OF Dresses Bonnets, Sleeves Headlines
ses. Mantlas, ChIdrens Patterns, basfnrS,
Wa,st. Berhas, DC. &c Two imported InII
zoa patterns cut OF Tissue paper, accompany
each number A Paris letter, describing every
thing apperaining TO the Latest modes written
expressly for the Bon Ion oy 'Ae Nteo''i.si.e
Bonneville, is published in this number price
80 CTS. >...;,,
AppIe,on's Railway and Steam Navigation
Guide for June. containing the Time Tables
Fares Connections, and Distances OF all me
Railways OF the United States aud the IanadaS'
price rs cts. ,.u:,os
Constantly receiving New Books, Magazines
Papers &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

The steamship Moses Taylor, which arrived
rNew York, on Saturday afternoon, from AS
NHwal brought gold from California TO the
,noun, OF $l,576,O0O. This will much more
aau make up for the losses sustained by recent
shipments, and will still further increase the
AMOUNT OF specie in the banks.
The production OF Iron throughout the world
IL now about 100000 tons year; OF this
suount England furnishes 3,5oO,DOO tons, the
United States one million, and the rest OF The
world about two millions. The production IN
he United States doubles in four years, while
n. production OF Eng doubles in ten years.
The imports OF foreign dry goods at New
York for the last week are again quite hunted.
The New York Commercial OF Saturday at.
''rnOon says Stocks took further material
'arn downwards at the Second Board yesterday
AID have met With az additional decline to-day,
dough there was a little firmer feeling on some
isscrptions al the close"
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AUCTION SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuant TO a
I decree of the Circuit Court OF LoHdoun,
in the cause therein pending, in the name Of
James W. Taylor, complainant, against Burr
Swart and other defendants, the undersigned,
commissioners named in said decree will offer
for sale. at public auction, TO the highest bidder
AZ the residence OF said James W. Taylor In
the county OF Loudoun, commencing about noon
on the l7th day of July, 1888 the real anu per
sona property mentioned IN SAID decree W.
The tract OF land on which the said James W.
Taylor now resides, containing about 24o
ACRES OF LAND; the said tract IS situated
on the turnpike leading from Aide TO smokers
VILE, about mile from Aide There Is anex-
ksss cellent DWELLING HOUSE upon the
.psIA, premises, with the usual out-hoSses and
farm buildings IN good order The land IS Ter
tile, well waieled, and in healthy regiO
Also all the Estate and interest OF said
James " Taylor, in the dover lands OF his
wife Mrs elizabeth Taylor, formerly Mrs.
Elizabeth Swart being one undivided eighth
part thereof
Also the following slaves:-ANN HENRY,
CHARLES, JENNEY and MARY; and all the
personal properly upon said first mentioned
,ract, including IL HEAD of HORSES Zone
fine Stallion) and Colts, 20 head OF Cal lie
dogs, Farming Implements, Carriage, Mhrat
Machines. Wagon, Carts and Household FUN
NIrURE Also, lot Of CORN IN the Corn
House
TERMS OF SALE-The Slaves will be sold Tor
cash Upon the sale OF the residue OF the per
sonal property, upon all sums OF $40 and up
wards credit will be allowed 10 the purchaser
of nine months upon executing bond with good
security for the amount OF the purchase, with m
terest-upon all sums under $40 the cash Will
be required The terms of sale to be complied
with before the removal of the property, and
upon the failure OF a purchaser to comply with
the terms OF sale Immediately, on request, the
property 10 be resod al his risk.
The Real Estate will be sold on the following
terms: one.tenth of the purchase money TO b"
paid in cash as deposit, TO be forfeited on the
failure OF the purchaser 10 complete ms Pnr-
chase: sufficient amount TO be paid on the con-
iirmation OF the sale, TO make with the cash de-
post one.third of the whole amount, and the
residue IN two equal annual instruments; the
deferred payments TO beai interest from the
day OF sale, and TO be secured by bond with
good security, and the title TO be retained I'LL
the purchase money be all paid.
B. p. holland, commissioners
NJ. HARRISON, Of "sIs
J. R. TUCKER, oil SAFE
w y NDJAND Aucfioueer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

njnn REWARD-Ranaway from the
SIU() farm OF the subscriber, near Cen,
tteviIls. Fairfax County, Va, on the night OF
5tb instant. negro woman HARRIET, about 80
wears of age, black, feet or inches high
and ,oerably likely. She was purchased by me
Of Messrs. Dickinson & Hill, in Richmond, and
formerly came from King George County
will give the above reward if returned TO me-
or secured SO that can get her.
VI A. S. GRIGSBY.
Fairfax County, Va. ap 5-eett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
Y subscriber offers at private sale, his FARM
commonly called Hill Farm, 2! miles east
of Mddeburg, and IS miles west OF Alexan-
E-sz.A drla There is upon IT good Dwell
,FsSz, LING HOUSE, all necessary OutBuild-
lngs and good Apple ORCHARD. It's in
good state OF cultivation is well watered, and
Is within five miles OF one OF the contemplated
depots OF the Loudoun Branch OF Manassas Gap
Railroad and within nine miles OF the Plains
Station OF said road is within iths OF a mile
of two large FIGURING Mills, and surrounded by
frs'-rate schools, both male and female: IN as
healthy section OF the State can be found
society, and combines many other advantages
which | deem II not necessary 10 MENTION as
any one wishing to purchase will examine the
premises for themselves The Farm contains
about TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY THREE
ACRES and adons tue lands OF Col. Haml-
ton Rogers, Gen. Asa Rogers, VIM. Rogers, and
others Il not sold privately before the 3Oth
day of July 1855, it will then be offered at
Public Sale, i'll the village of Middeburg, on
that day.
Persons desiring any further information in
relation TO the Farm, or wishing 10 know the
Terms OF Sale, can obtain it by addressing the
through mail, al MIddlebnrg, Lou
doun county, Va, or making enquiry OF l..
Chancellor, esq, Attorney at Law, at SAID place
who is fully authorized 10 negotiate sale.
HUGH SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

~OTICE.--The annual exhibition OF the
UppERylLLE UNIoS CLUE Tor the improve.
nsnt ot HORSES. will be held in UpPervlle
on the 18th OF June 1898. PREMIUMS are ohei-
ed for one. two and three year olds Tor hioins
Stock. and the same Tor Colts Tor quick araush'
and Tor heavy draught.
Persons entering Tor the premiums mus se''u
in their names on or before the ION OF 'a"e'
No entries can be made after that day.
Members will pay their subscriptions 10 the
Secretary H. A. HALL Sec y. and treasurer
Tnnerville. Fauquier Co., my 25-eotJel9
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S%Ag:g0S1s ,,,s.sssss
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Non-ArrivaI ofthe steamer.

RIvIERE DU LouP, May 81 % a. m.-The
weather is foggy. There are no signs Of the
steamer Indian. now due at Quebec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Ma
RYLAND.-The subscriber offers at private
sale. one of his farms, called BEACH HILL,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES, of which twenty acres are III wood land
twenty acres meadow land, and the balance
prime soil, not only adapted to the growth OF
every corp of our climate, but particularly sulta-
bic for a MARKET GARDEN. The situation
six miles from Washington City and two
miles and half from Alexandria. There are
80 on the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
~ a fine spot Tor a dwelling, overlooking
beautiful Valley, with picturesque scenery
The Farm IS not mile from either the Episso-
palian. Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from primary school. The neghborhood is
very thickly settled, and of uneXcepuonable So
cIety. There is on the farm a BRICK KILN,
which the subscriber would sell to the purchaser
a, low rate. which would be great advan.
tage TO any person wishing 10 build IN the farm.
Persons wishing to purchase will be shown
the premises by the subscriber, or by Thomas
Grimes. esq both living near the farm for sale.
Terms liberal, and can be modified TO suit
purchasers Address
GUSTAYUS FINOTTI,
Washington City, care OF Thomas Grimes.
feb 25-rOtt
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Stafford Co, ap 2-2aw6m

TWO FARMS FOR SALE.-The under
signed wishes to sell the following two
Tracts OF Land One Of them is in Prince
William County mile below Greenwich on the
Brentsvile Road about three miles from Gaines
Vile Station, Manassas Gap Railroad, and
four or five miles from BTistoe Station. Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. This Tract contains
$50 to 900 ACRES; has two Tenements upon
it and is susce ptible Of division into Three
Farms.
The other is in Fauquier County, and lies at
the junction of Licking Run with Cedar Kun
II is about one mile from WaTenton Junction.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, aud contains
about IS ACRES
Nothing is herein stated in recommendation
OF these Tracts, Tor the reason that, II is pre-
surned no one Will purchase wihoutfrst exam.
ILg for himself.
TrRMs-The terms will be an advance in
Cash OF some ten or twenty per cent upon the
purchase money. and the balance divided into
one TO ten annual instamerts to suit the pur-
chaser. 1. b. NAhpf.n,
St. Stephens, Fauquier, County, Va.
I
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Middleburg, Va, feb. 25--wtf

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE-Thp I'M
dersigncd desires 10 sell TRACT OF
LAND. on the Waters OF Potomac Greek, in
Stafford County, Va, containing Ten HUN
DRED AND TN ENTY ACRES. 1t borders on
the Creek (Which IS navIgabe) J miles, and is
distant a bout one mile from the Richmond,
Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad The
soil : very productive in all the usual grain
crops but particularly adapted TO the growth OF
Tobacco and Grass, though II IS OF uneven sur
face.
There is on the land inexhaustlbIe beds OF the
finest shell Mari. A large quantity OF Hickory,
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut from the land.
worth on the shore OF the creek from two TO
four dollars per cord Also, good deal of &C.
lar and Locust Yellow Popular and White Oak
Timber.
There Isl meadow now yielding an average
of $500 worth Of Hay per annum, containing
fourteen Acres OF land, which may be increased
to firy acres OF prime Meadow. Grass grows
well all over the Lard, which renders il VaIua-
bic for grazing purposes Indeed, It grazes an
nually. about fifty head OF cattle III the woods.
Altogether it is very valuable tract but | am
disposed 10 sell it below MS value, | own
another large farm adjoining II, and have not Il
sufficient force 10 manage both. invite pei
sons disposed 10 purchase such property 10 eX.
anime it, or communicate with me by letter at
Accokeek Post Office, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

A long debate took place in the Senate, on
Saturday, on the propriety Of continuing the
appropriation for keeping up the Long Bridge
over the Potomac. The Senate adjourned,
on that day, without deciding the question.
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Fairfax County, Va. my 2u- 2awts

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND,
Sc-Wil be offered at public sale on the
10Th day Of June ,sa, the valuable estate OF the
late c. c. rallaierro, on the Rapid Ann river, in
the County OF Culpeper, and adjoining the Rapid
Ann Station. Orange and Alexandra Railroad.
The railroad passes through the farm, and the
station is only few hundred ards from the
house and barn. This FARM, situated IN the
beautiful and fertile valley OF the RAPID Ann,
offers rare opportunity to PurchaseIs-lt Is
in fine state OF cultivation. surrounded by good
FARMS, and a most desirable ueighbnrhood. The
FARM contains $50 ACRES OF LAND, and has
III omit large DWELLlNG.HOCSE, barn,
ID stable. and all necessary out.houses, in
good repair Also, at the same time and place,
will be- sold all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
OF the estate, except the negroes
L. H. TALlAFERRO, J Adm.rs.
H. ID. TALIAFERRO, !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

.TVKUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE PRO
PERIY.- Under authority OF a deed OF
trust from John Howell AID wife, TO me, dated
January !, 1883, and duly recorded, | will offer
for sale, by auction, on Monday, the nh day Of
Nav. 1885 at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the front
door of the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alex
III andria, the three story BRICK HOUSE,
u. and LOT OF GROUND, in said city, sltua.
ted on the east side OF Fairfax street. near To-,
and south OF, King street, now occupied by said
Howell. together with the four teet slip OF
ground, extending from the rear OF said ground
TO printers alley. Terms at sale.
mn IU-zumrd &. &. BRADLEY. Trustee.
Cy' The above sale is postponed 10 Monday.
June l4tA. at the same hour and place
nv lg-2awtd {. c. BRADLEY, Trustee.
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l.. H. TALIAFERRo, ! AJu.rs
H. d. TALIAFERRO, ~

A UCTION HOUSE, No. III KiNG STasEr.-
u Just received fresh supply OF X y
GOODS. We name in part, Lawns Mourning
Goods, Ginghams, Counterpanes, Bcbblnetts,
Swiss Musllns, Collars Sleeves, Cuffs, Mourn
ing do. Diaper Cambria, Dotted Swiss Muslin,
Plaid CambrIcs, Wool Flaids Fancy Shawls,
Inserrings, Laces Shifting Linen, Apron Check,
Handkerchefs, Kid Gloves, Cotton, Thread,
Wool, Cashmere, Doeskin do, Combs, Razor
Strops and great variety of other Goods too
numerous to mention, all OF which we will sell
80 per cent less than any other house this side
OF Philadelphia
We also call the attention of Country Mer-
chants. strangers, and others, 10 our lot OF
BOOTS and SHOEo-Lades' Slippers, Jetfer-
SONS, &c.
We are in weekly receipt Of fresh Goods of
all descriptions auction every night, commen-
cling at u o'clock. POl>AL y STUMP,
ll2 King street, Alexandra, Va.
TAYLOR A. co AuCtioueeTS an %
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y T'TENN Ut"
WM. n. DULANY, !
B H. SHACkELFORD,
JOHN p. PHILIPS,
CHARLES L. GREEN,
FsIquier County, my -

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y By virtue OF deed of trust from Jane r..
CockrelI to the subscriber bearing date the 29th
day OF October, $50, recorded in the Clerk $
Office of the County Court of Fairfax. and Tor
purposes in said deed mentioned, will Offer Tor
sale, at public auction, on the premises. on
Tucday The 22nd day Of J'"e merit at II clock
II for cash. that valuable FARM containing
about SIXTY-EIGHr ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, situated on the north side OF the
Alexandria and Leesburg Turnpike about a
miles from Alexandria and halt mile from Bal
80 LEWIS Cross Roads. There Is good
rs DWELLING HOUSE, barn, and other i'm
proVements on this farm. Should the day
prove too lncIement to admit OF sale, 1t will
take place the next fair day thereafter and sell
ling as Trustee, shall pass such title only as is
vested in me by the deed referred to, but the IL
tie is undsputed.
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"a THE VIRGINIA HOUSE.-The above
I.%.G well known Establishment has been re-
opened. by the undersigned, who has procured
also the services OF Gentleman OF much expert
epce in HOTEL management. He Is deter
mined to leave nothing undone 10 make the ' TX
GINA HOUSE worthy of an overlooking pa
,ropage. Good fare, good servants. and moderate
prices may be expected.
The BAR is amply supplied with the best OF
Iionors Segars. &c. and Is carefully tended.
4 very large and well arranged LIVERY
STABIE is connected with the Hotel. Horses
taken on livery and carefully attended TO at mode
r.,s ra,ss THOMAS HUNTINGTON.
nv 27-eolm
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RICHARDS PAYNE,
K. F.. SCOTT, Trustees.
JNO. A. SPlLMAN,
Fsuquier Co, Va, ap 22-eots

|,OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF VALUA-
I BILE HOUSES AND LOTS.-By virtue
of a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Fauquler
County. pronounced on the 10th day OF April
1858. in the suit of Fiowerree VS. Flynn, the
undersigned Commissioner will offer for sale,
al public auction. TO the highest bidder, on
Thuusduy :he mn day Of June, 1885, on the
premises. in the town Of salem, Fauquier coun-
", the HOUSES AND LOTS now III the pos
session OF VIM \. Flynn.
This property consists Ola very commodlous
{sss and substantial DWELLING HOUSE,
.S#Iz, with large garden thereto attached, and
two snops-one Blacksmlths Shop and the
other a Cabinet Makers Shop.
A good cabinet-maker or blacksmith, or wag'
on maker can do large and profitable busl-
ness at this place and to any SUCH TINS property
would be valuable. Mechanics III the cities
would do we'll TO examine into these advantages.
TERMS The purchaser TO pay down IN cash
~ per centum of the purchase money, and eX'
ecute his bonds tor the residue, payable IN equal
instamenis. in one two and three years, with
interest from the day of sale, with good person
al security, the title to he withheld till the last
insralment is paid, and the property 10 be sub
ect to a resale under the future order OF the
Court at the risk and costs OF the first purcha-
ser upon his failure 70 comply with the terms
OF the sale. EDW AID vi. SPlLMAN,
Fauouier Co. my l3-eots Com'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-01

The Ladies propose holding their Straw
berry Festival for the benefit of the Young
Mems Christian Association, on Thursday
aud Friday evening Of this week, in Sarepta
II
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The m arkets.

BALTIMORE, May 3l.-Flour is quiet How
II! street aud Ohio $a,25GS4 81; City Mills
sommaly at 81 Wheat is dull and unchanged;
III lOcGlO3c white llC6l2Oc. Corn is firm,
mixed 62G63c., white 65666c yellow 6sls"9c.
waskey is dull, at 2O302llc.-closed droop'
lug Prov isons are dull and generally unchans-
81
NV YORK, May 3l.-Flour is lower; sales
olOsOO bbs; State So. 1898 SIS; Ohio 81. 80
as -; Southern 81 356$47O. Wheat is firm;
sI-s OF $4,000 bush Chicago Spiing 7!ns3c;
Milwaukee Club s56s6c.; Western red ss5c.;
White loco. Corn is higher; sales OF 10000
bush. mixed 6O96Sc Pork is buoyant; mess
sI1754Sl7OG; prime $l4.25 9$l4,3o. Lard
$ Inn, al lliG1lic Whiskey is dull, at 2otS0
!l.c Stocks are dull and lower. Cumberland
Goa Co l5ic. Mo. 6s ssh Sterling Is dull
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