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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-04
The OId Dominion Cnffee-Pot

Gives healthy beverage Nervous, and 5illiousper
who had dared 70 coffee for years, have been able 10
their flyoe again when made in this boiler
and without Of Of the Old unpleasant
quences tits healthy because the Of condenser
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough to
release all the natural elements Of the berry and get them in Just
proportion in the beverage.
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FLOUR per barrel,

TNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles namsd reduced the following
until further notice:
Wheat per busheI, "a Csuts.
Corn do, % do.
Eour per barrel, 81 20
the line Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
utited rates. the difference the charge from
asve to Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment Chata
n oga on lssal tariff.
sep30-f scr CHAs. W. ANDERSON. GenT AEL
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j
= - .
W7E no receipt Of stock e Goods adapted to II
complete iOrtedy Of Ladies Dress Good
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME
H nnan mSiiA, s ana SIN c rU1 80,
- -
.rvUr ,,,,s - np,c,,
MUSLIN DE LANES, of the greatest va.
riety Of styles;
p,,,DS.xc
ChiIdren's PIaids----GOOds Of
CIV Styles
Solid cOIOred IIOUSLIN DE LANES, OF
surpassed i'm quality and price.
Superior quality of BLACK, BLUE and
r,xCv r., O,,,,S
HAACA' and FANCY COLORED CASSIE
MERES OfentireIy new styles;
O1-1' In 10 u '''-
FANCY VESTISG. AIarge stock of new
styles of CUT VELVET, FANCY CASH.
INGS SEc.,&c.
NOtIOnS anu trimmings
,..-. =, --..,, --,-.. T-,.
ngs Threads Of all kinds Combs Buttons &C. &C. Hosiery
wanted in Drv Goods Store.
I'm 'i'0 a. %
SOO Eases 1A-'OA I'm IN l - "h AIN i's'i'
Lib ISM 'iI' Il III ma
so Cases Bleached Domestic, all quali-
'ieS'
SHIRTINGSj
100 Bales IA and Us OSNABURGS;
,oo -, ,,,,r,,
DRILLINGS;
3OCases PLAID LINSEY;
pLA1Ds. etc;
EOCsases "a ANEAS'
OVO0lSe' N -
- = VS. ID '11,-'
80. anu i1''' Oh
-. .a--- -,o.-,z 49,.
-.-,,.,-.
UaNTTTa md SATIN RURRONS. og all
---,
A"oies' also' GENILEhEN'S hL'
LING SEAAWLSj
The assortment offering the trade is the largest and
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WANTED EWMEDEATEEY!
zoo BBLS Of choice Green Apples, delivesed at our
ebABB warehouse in Nashville the plantation Persons
wishing call upon US, furnish
and fix the time Of delivery.
also want 1000 bushels Of Dried Apples and 1000
bushels Of Dried Peaches. Sacks furnished by
sspt7 H. S. FRENCH & SON.
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w WSnier Dry Goods, OIL Cloths, &c., L
which respectfully invite The attention d al pc,
tual time dealers.
DRESS GOODS.
Han6scme Double Skirt SIX Robes:
Baya1ers and Stripe 90
New style Satin Stripe R0bs Ala;
Printed Delane Robe Ala;
Bayadere Delanes;
Plain and Small Figured Delanes, $50
Grosde Cross Mourning Silks:
Large Stock pIain Black DO
Plain and small Check do .--.
Plain and Plaid Merinos al eosors.
Satin Finish do
Plain and BaYadere Popins Tor Travelling Dresses.
Large Stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c. 20
Curtains, shades, Fixtures, &C.
"a Satin Danaski EmbF0Elersi Muslin Curtains
- WOOL do Coraices and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
1s 1a4s; "a Floor on Cloth which ont e suii any
size
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
81 DO do DO Do aPiy % do
a. do Brussels do Ingram CARPETS; r..
81 do do do Large Stock Kues, Mats, &C
MantiIIas, ClOahzs, ShavFIs, S5e.
We have large stock Of shaEs Cloaks. MautIIls kc
- Duck always hand for Wagon Ci0ts
Together with the above goods large stock o. fO
Ia aud ia Bed Blankets Also general STOCK Of Stane F
Goods 70 which We invite The attention Of Retail buyers at Ne.
s. College street.
nOv5-tf A:C. B. a A. BEECH.
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The OId nnmfninn CoFfee-Pot


Is emOsc economical nothing being lost by evaporation in
polling 0ueOurth less Coffee required while the beverage is
stronger, more fragrant, and m0red delicious.
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TTTNE TEAS.--Just received from large Importes OF
Teas, good assortment Of Imperial Gunpowder, Soong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity BY
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WANTED.


TNTANTED gentee, active business partner, with
w cash capital OF $780, in geneel, profitable and
business, VIII n will pay from fifteen hundred dollars
year. Che be business man, Address Immediately R. at
this Office. Iaug25-dtf
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TIE Ticket O5os is in the Passenger Depot and is open one
hour before starting OF each Taiu which allows ample time
for the purchase Of Tickets. IL is at no other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train, which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time to Richmond hours; Washington days. Philadelphia
two and half and New York three days. This is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville b the East.
New Orleans passengers leave heO P NJ Train, arriving
a. Memphis in time for New Orleans the evening Of
the next day, and through without detention at Memphis
Those for McMnnvlle, Sparta, and Beerseha Springs leave
Nashville on the go n. Train, which connects directly at Iul
lahoma with the Train for Mcnnve Persons leaving Nc
Mnnve in the morning arrve al Nashville at $3.50 p. NJ
At Nashville, there which leave daily FOR smithand
and with boats places the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi rivers also, daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
very morning O the arrival Of the night express.
By this cnge Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay to Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
c. l. ANDERSON,
julylO, 1865 IRE General Ticket A GENT.
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Five Dollar sewing Machines.

Five Dollar Sewing Machines.
a Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Five Dollars.
Performing fully equal 1cork. No missing ripping
ofstitchss No getting out Of order. Anybody can
use e.; sUsry body agiH hare Il.
(sECURRD BY RECENT GRANT OF LETTERS PATENT,
TNXCLUSTVE Rights for few States and Counties will he
placed within the reach Of any enterprsng business
"a portion Of the Territory already securely
The PrOpetO confidently feel they place before the pub
lie the greatest chance for profitable investment offered
Sewing Machine containing the requisite qualities which, by
its astonishing simplicity and low cost, will go the
who have been anxOusy waiting for the Machine
within their grasp.
, Parties wishing to purchase requested to call at
examine this most wonderful achievement, and monopoly
of the State or County desired
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Office, BARTLETT & Co, Needle Manufacturers
al Broadway, Canal St. n. 7.
Call or send for Circular with cuts o machines.
oct24-d1m
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TIN PLATE, &c.

HOn BOXES Ic lOxl4 Tin best brand
ZC1NB $50 boxes TX IONA Tin, best brand.
90 do lc I4x26 do 10 do
50 do TX do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
3OIigs Lead, Just received and for sale low by
1
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FFVE undersigned will pay the cash fifty IkelYyoungs
Negroes he VIII also board negroes and sell them ~
at No. S Cedar street, Nashville Tenn, andfA
viii he responsible for the escape Of all negroes left
charge. Call and see. [July2Sd THOS. G. JAMES,
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wv R. CORNELIUS Agent the sale OF Fks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
all une, Tasl heretofore when may
required Once the Phoenix Waeroom, No 40 Spring street,
Cherry Residence No. II Vine street, between Spring and
Broad.
N B. VIII also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &c.
when notified apT9--tf
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GNENCINE imported Havana Cigars The
= by arrivals large addition to their stock
Of the noted brands Of Havana C-ars consisting Of
EeeGBIIas, CgIBanaS, CIutO DeOriOR,
SauChO PanZSE, Washington,
FL SOIs;
With other brands Of all sizes and kinds and at prices
ranging from $40 TO $3.50 thousand.
Also, 10000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and SMALL OF
ceent quality, which will he sold low close. Also, superior
Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana, and Turkish Smoking To
baccO, Delphi Snuds Pipes, &c.
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an and after SUNDAY July H. 1855 the Passenger Trains
q y viii De run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at 5 A. N. and 30 p. n.
Arriving az Chatauooya al 200 p NJ and 1s5 A. NJ.
Leave ChntisnoCcaat A. III. and 9 p M.
Arriving at Nashville at : 30 ?. NJ and $40 A. NJ
Through tickets sold Nashville the fooBingplaces
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BRA ID SH AW & EE u IT LAND,
10. 30, UyZOK STREET
= HAVE just &c lived fresh supply Of BOOTS u.
80 and SHOES VIII n viii be sold at the very low ss1
EAF est prices. ~
90 Ladides Last Rg iters, With and without hees;s er
Ladies' Lasting Cons Caters with ard without heels
do Thick Thin Sole ed Bootee heels and no heels;
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers something nicei
do White Kid slippers and Rosetsi
KID Slippers and trimmed, heeled and no heels
EOK MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thin Sole Gid and Goat Booees, heeed;
do Black Lasting Caters
do Kid Slippers;
do Thick Sole School Shoes;
Chldrens Bid I'D goat Bootess thick and thin SOle
do Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
entlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof Go
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Caters;
do do p. l.. do do
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do D. s. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
dc Lasting Ties
And allarcIes kept Shoe Store to which invite the at
tention Of all wanting articles in our line.
ia No BRADSHAW 4 RUTLAND.
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BONNTNG'S CITY BRASS BAND.

-sept%o-
BONNING,S CITY BRASS BAND.
TBNEaIS Band fully organized, With twelve In san
strumsuts and its members aatter themselves -
that they prepared to furnish good Music as auy
Band in the State They respectfully call the attention
Of Masons, Odd Fellows and ether societies. private
gentlemen, facilities for furnishing Music Professions
Celebrations &c. Their shall be moderate. Address,
J. P BARTIIELL, Secy, or
X. p. CHAMP.
S.-PROF. BONNING's QUADRILLE BAND is preparrd
to make for Music for Balls Parties &c on Veey
reasonable terms. Address as above jan22-dIy.
TBIANOSs--We have received fcIrteen more
New Piano Fortes, from those unrivalled ~
makers, Light, Newton & Bradbury and Hames 10 m n
Bros which make very large and desirg n
able. We would be pleased have these instruments examined
by all, whether they desire purchase Every Piano
sold BY shall be warranted to give in every respect
febI0 W. & r. FREEMAN.
PIANO FORTES, LOOKhNG-GzASSES, &C.
TETE have in store, fine tack Of Pianos,
w Meodeons Window SlEzdes, Artists Ma
tsrals, &C., and still manufacturing Inside1 III III n
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have reeently1 =
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
sc. In word, Intend TINES, please
customers and induce them paOnise home, instead Of
sending abroad.
febl0-H " & R. FREEMAN.
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ME have Just received our seconi Stock OF Fa ana
w Wsmter Dry Goods Oil Cloths, &csg u
which respectfully invite The attention % El cash p
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TOBACCO MANUFAOTORY.
NM MEREDITH, A and q College street, has now
Nv ready for sale at his Factory, 800 boxes Of Aanuac-
urd Tobacco in boxes Of 90 So 100 40 pounds EACH
meet the views Of the trade, at m Is to cents per pound
all OF which he viii sell at wholesale tie trade, prices that
cannot fan TO please
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, requested to
call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission will be sold by the thousand at less
price than sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, at
very low prices. septI3-tf
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1855. 1855.
A. J. DUNCAN & CO.,
Importers and wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic, Staple and
Fancy
DRY GODS!
NO.7O Public square,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
New Stock OF FAN and Winter
GOODS!

TE are noWi receipt Of stock ef Goods adapted to the
w approachng season, comprising the largest and most
complete imported by Of Ladies Dress Goods
of the latest Styles entirely
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EACH WAY OVER THE Road.

DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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CHEMICALS, &c.s DC. styohnns. Morphh, Qui-
,Sulph Cuch0na Lacfucaruu Elaterium ChoTnoun,
Ether Acid Nitrate MecUry Wallets Mass Causc Potash, Dou0
vans Solution Citrate Chloride Zinc. Git Iron and Qunne,
Iactrate Of Iron, Tactic Acid, Iodid I saane Iod Poa
SUM, Oxd Silver Aopa Verata Iodine, Todd IsGn, Nitrate Of
Silver od Sulphur, Naernate Iron, IOd Mercury, Ammo
mated Copper Ext Opium, Indian Hemp, Pperne, &c,
ceiYed and for sale by
nOv3 DEMOVILLE BELL.
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Fruit Trees! FFuit Trees :!
WE $4,000 year old apple trees from to feet
Wv high, 100 choice southern varieties, for sale as ID
EACH Also, Pears Peaches Plums, Cherries &c Nov
emher is the best season for transplanting.
We will lay of gardens, yards and grounds in the highest
na1ena syle BY French Landscape Gardner I'm employ
Address LANGDON & CHERRY, or
WIN. S. LANGDON,
oct22-tf Nashville, Tenn.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
EVANS q co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DFy-GOOds,
READYAADE OLOZRZNG, B0OTS SHOES HAZS

READYALADE CLOTHING, B0OZg SHOES HAzS
VARIETIES, &C,
], NASHVILLE Inn BLOCK, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
EWTE receipt Of stock Of g GODS for the
w FALL TRADE, which comprises every variety of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Varieties,
&c, together with u Complete Assortment
OF Ready-madc Clothing, Boots, Shoes
and Hats.
Uniting as we do all the above branches Of business in one,
think viii be able TO oT such inducements to Merchants
make &c % their trade with and would respect
fully solicit examination Of stock when In the city,
aug2l-f EVANS & GO
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OBITUARY..

a Ter residence, in Alexandria county, Va,
sr ,-y morning OF the 2sth of September, Mrs.
LINDA FEbREY, in the cd year of her
l., VePaF'ed this life in peace. She left hus-
a. aN0 Tree children, and numerous circle
M, ives aid friends, 10 mourn their irrepar-
,.I U's As mother she was ever loving
o.. ""7cuonate; as a parent, kind and indul'
!, es Trend, warm hearted and generous.
A. az IN her II may be truly said was centered
g.. * virtues which 90 to make up the perfect
!. sIsn' The VOID made by her death will not
s.! h!ied The grief occasioned by her
MI N'N'e' lime may asSuage, but her memory
yr., ealaih iresn In the minds of her many
/. @Hd relatives, until, to them, time shall
t,.a Hofe' Toner bereaved husband and chill
s..G Ief present affection has been sore IN
H., oI' has been the lasting gain Of her.
i, Ta'ne vita lie is ended, her soul is at rest,
yrs.. prepare 10 meet her III that better land,
parting shall be 10 more.
ihspPy spirit in the world Of light,
Is our darling mother now;
srdfAllng gem In the coronet
II iHal decks the Saviour's brow.
mel voice is tuned in ceaseless strain,
T. nnc SIC strikes the Tyre of love;
r 'e' blessed hands she bears palm,
Before the throne above. JEFF
ir ~ on lie sth inst, ARTHUR, son of Fair
h.nt. Shc Margaret d. Whiting. IL The
i.ns,a, I" ne family are invited to attend his
,s,s.a, Ills morning, at 10 o'clock, from the
VI LIS iather, No. SO ST. Asaph street
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Letter from Rappahnnroek Co.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
WA.HlSGTvN, RAPPAHAHsoCK Co., Oct. 8.
AS y1u are aware, came to this place Tor
the purpose u furnishing you with correct
and full rey,r, If the trial Of j. Il. johnson,
charged with tie murder of his wife. After
pleasant ride Of six hours, | reached this
bsauti:u! village, the county seat OF Kappa
hammock Ii Vas NY first visit, and was
struck with the romantic and picturesque ap-
pesrance Of tie place. Surrounded as it is
is by magaii 'cDt mountains, the scenery is
beautiful, and the beholder gases with admi'
ration Or the location.
proceeded a, occe to the Courthouse,
where found motion pending for con-
tiuuarre Of the case until the next term Of
The Circuit Court. The judge over-ruled the
application and postponed the case until the
nett day o, II o'clock. Attachments we're
issued against the absent witnesses, aOd the
Court adjourned until the next day.
On tuesday, at the appointed hour, the
Sheriff returned with attachments, reporting
lhstiw Of the absent witnesses we're eick
AID The third absent from tho State. Anoth
er motion vas made by the defence for con-
nruanee. which was argued at length, and
granted by toe Court. Messrs. Menifee and
leobs appeared for the prosecution, and
A..rs. Scott, Turner, Hsckley, Moffett, and
J.nes Tor the prisoner.
lJn must permit me to return thanks for
tie many acts Of kindness bestowed upon
ne, sDd Tor the facilities afforded your cor
:-:pouieul by the officers Of the Court and
lie Tar, 10 order that he might discharge the
aaiS that brought him bither.
linus, not forget the L,dy's Fair, which
ns IN progress. The members and eopgre.
CATION Of the Presbyterian Church, are erect
Ne q handsome aud commodious house Of
''ship, and tie ladies, with zeal peculiar
% them, went TO work to raise money for its
conpeiiuu. o. course, attended the fair
''d O course | enjoyed myself. The ar
'snsereots were perfect-all things that
eoaId crafty the eye or please the taste. were
" oe bad upon reasonable terms, and the
success which attended the effort, evinced the
"Osfa!iiy OF the citizens Of the village.
Never vii forget my visit to this place;
ue'sf can l erase from my memory the hos
'"''iiy Of this people; never will the bright
eye, ard pretty faces Of the fair daughters
,HSaPlahannock, pass from my memory.
a" ask Of them is that upon my next visit
'1s! VIII Keep the dogs chained. Z.
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MARIN LIS L.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER Q.

PORT OF IESaNDhlA- OCTOBER 2.
ARRIVED
Schr. Laviria Jane, Ketcnun, New York, &c
j. c Neve;t
Schr. Reindeer, Tu,h;ll, New York, TO Master
so hours.
SAILED.
Brig Phebe a. Page, Lewis, Portland, coal BY
d 4. Love
schr. Rebecca Seacove. Dennis, New Haven
coal by ~. 4. Lowe
Schr Albert Pharo, Cavalier, New York. by
Fowe * Co.
schr. j. 3 &F. L.. Pharo, Cohasett Narrows
by Borden Mining Go
>caI. J. Sillman, Clum, Troy, by /. J. Ne
haiey.
Schr. Mary Anna Gibbs, Wareham, by T. J
Meaa:iey
Schr. George Deering, Pinkham, Boston, by
Fo~le Il Co
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwn, Baltimore
by Wheat Il BIO.
MEMORANDA.
Barque Horace Beals, johnson, from this port
tor Boston; brig Molunkus, BallY, do, and scar
Charles Ii. Lamey, 60. do, at Holmes Hole
6;h last
Schr. Helen Mari. Nckerson, from Boston
for ta,s port. sailed from Newport, 9Th INST.
Schr. Try paenia, Nickerson, Tor this por;
allied from Salem, 9Th inst
scAr X VI. CARLISLE, WInsmoTe, for Fn:lade
phia or this port, sailed from Providence, Or
inst.
Schr. Allen Middleton, Jr~ Supple, from til:
mort arrived al Dignton, 81 inst
Schr. Tram >mila, Nci:Ne!n, from this ror'
arrived at rai! River, 5,u inst.
Sc,r Ec.an Nave W ar,sr Tor NasuiuyrOr
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-, S.NyNge.ss.
eaeSeslSR d IF,
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPR.

WATERBURY,, W., Oct. 6.--A fire broke
out here, at . o'clock this morning, in the
store Of Wells & Arms, which was destroyed,
together with five stores, tho bUtei add sta
Bile, the Town II all, the building occupied by
the bank, dwelling hou-e, AID four barns.
Some Of the sufferers saved portion OF their
stock and furniture. Loss estim ated at $780,
OO0-insured for So. 900.
OswEGo, Oct. S-A strong gale of wind
sprung % yesterday afternoon, ard heavy
sea was rolling all night and this mornlns.
The schr. Osprey, OF Buffalo, with cargo Of
wheat from Racine, for this port, was driven
against the east pier, carrying away her
spars, and sank Immediately. The captains
wife and child and the maie were washed
overheard and drowned
CINCINNATI, Oct. ga collision occurred
on the Ohio aud MISSISSIPPI Railroad last
night between two freight trains. a con-
duc,or, engineer, fireman, and brakesnlan
liIl.J
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By S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

By s. J. cCORMICK-ACCTIoyEEG
ItOMNISSI0NER'S SALE-ln execution OF
I decree OF the Circuit Court Of Al"&aE-
dria County, rendered at May term, 1915, m
the suit OF Richard Biaylock and w,is, -.
Joshua Hall and Others, the undersigned. %lil
otter tor sale, al public auction, on Sotwdag me
Isik day Of September neIt, ut Ii octock H. II,
in front OF the Mayors Office, in the city Of
Alexandria, LOT OF GROUND, in the said
"a city OF Alexandria, with the BUILDINGS
- auI Improvements thereon. situated and
bounded as follows. VIZ: Beginning gu the S0Utn
side OF Wolfe street, al the distance OF So feet
10 the East Of Water street, and running thence
east win Wolfe street Ii feet; thence south
parallel 10 Water street. - feet inches; thence
west. parable! TO Wolfe street, ID feet thence
north. parallel TO Water street, TO the beginning.
Terms OF SALE :-One-tenih OF the purchase
money must be paid in cash; the residue IN
three equal nsta ments, at 8, -, and 10 nou'ns
from the day OF sale; The deferred payments To
bear interest, 10 be secured by the bonds OF tie
purchaser with good PERSONAL security--the L.
tie to De retained until the purchase money Is
fully paid, and the property to be resod, at the
risk OF the purchaser, If the terms OF sale are
not complied with.
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,y-zThe above sum total Of s9,5ls,9U7 ", 1t Will
= !,r,y.i j. tie amount received into the Treasury
b.. ii embraces riions Of the items received for LIZ
ran lgud" Board u Public Works ana SINKING
ygrl" whi.h in the form Of keeping the books, are
r~.,,i ,wi-.-'hus si2tgts 81 Of the Literary tund
~ -,yi,,! Fl IL the Commemorative Fund and Board
yPul Works $4,000 10 Of the Board Of Public "orks
Iuni ass received from the Commonweaiths fund' AHA
;f, -, y! u the sinking Fund was received from the
common g,alths fuud AZ that the actual receipts and
disbursements wers s. ~, All 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
LIBERTY HALL,
pONEAU'S MAGNIFICENT
Il MOVING MIRROR OF
.3CSTR.7iL4 AND THE

JELESII.fL FIHPINE,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK!
Ind on Wcdnss2ay and Saturday afternoons,
Ar IuRgE O'CLOCK.
u Admission "a cents-Chldren Is cents.
Gentlemen, unaccomp4nied BY Ladies, TO Par
guette, l21 cents extra
u on WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS, SCHOOL CHILDREN Will
be admitted Tor Ten CENTS. oct Il--i't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
NJ A RRIED.

ID Washington, on Tuesday, 5th instant, by
D. rT Hev Mr., Morsell, THOMAS BENTON
T w., lok, Of Fauquier county, Va, to Miss
''AAl L. WEBER, OF Washington.