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Boots, Shoes, &c.

ToTHE LADIES OF wAsHINGToN.c CITY,
Having been engaged in manu- facturnr LADIES'
"a Misses. and Children q Shoes for
eAtnIs past 81 years, we ought toN36
know by IN Is time what will suit them IN thai line,
and can safely say thst We do; which you can prove
y giving our work trial. You ind (st al fnesJ
the articles ~ the principal Shoe Stores IN WASH
ington cIty-the Shoes 30 weli-kBown as j. W.
hcCurdy Sons PhiladelphIs make. ap2i-ly
HRUNks! TRUNKS. TRUNksH
The undersigned has now and constantly keeps
@nWon hand a large and very supe-
M41N Nor assortment of Sole tseatherSNA
ISTRUNks AND VAI.ISES; alsohS<@
Iron Frame ard Wood Box TRUNKS
VELVET TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHkLS; kns
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, &c.
| am prepared 20 compete with the hest mapu-
lecturers, In pDOf Of which, read the following Re.
port of the Committee at the Far Of the Metropoli-
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
Topham Il Norhet deposited Sole-leather
Trunk thatIs for soItdtty asd ssalifp Of MATERIAL
yKNKIN Thomas, Saddlsr.
Ii. =. kINsEY, ,Curncr.
N. B.-Trunks Covered and every description OF
Repairing ex ecuted with neatness and dl lspatoh.
JAS. =. TOPHAM,
Late T0PHAN a NoRFLKT,D
No. <e 7th street. oppo. Odd Fellows Hail.
m+ly Washington. DC.
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/" SHIRTS.
FITTING SHIRTS, AND NO HUMBUG.
o. ANY gentleman tho wants q superior GU Shirt and
shirt TO II Z Of the best quality of material every
one can testify who has tired 'hem, call NJ the
nsr OF 9th street and Pennsy lvans avenue. No at.
al go HOPKINs's BAZAAR.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
L the best FANCY GpODs, cheap for cesh st
STEVENS New store.
npSp bef. 9th and 10Th sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-13

SEVENTH VOLUME BANCROFT'S HIS
- tory OF the United States, being that portion of
nc x Revolution preceding July 4th. l776, this day
published.
mas t'RANCK TAYLOR
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E>OR SA ALE.-A valuable FARM, containing 20
acres OF and, under u high state of cultivation,
situated IN Prince Georges county, Nd, abont six
miles rom Washington, on the Queen Anne Dad,
The improvements consist of a good, comfortable
dwelling, with barn. fine spring. and dairy all oon-
vsnlent 100 acres will be sold If desired. For
further information apply to GEO. w. BRAY, Real
Property Agent, No. 2S1 9th street, between M and
y streets north. an 23-lmt
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NEW LEATHkR AND FINDING STORE,
425 Tenth Street West.
The subscriber, having Opai ed store IN the above
branch of business, would respectfully invite shoe
makers in Washington and the surrounding count y
tn call and examine his stcck consisting part of
OAK and lIem,ock Tanned Sole Leather, French
GatskIu of variety Of make also. American do,
Ru1 Leather, Wax, Upper and Splits; also. Eng
sh ard French Lastmgs, MoroccOs. and BALLOONS
of every quality and shade.
Having concluded 10 sell exclusively for cash.
am determined to ke quick 81 les and small proits
Shoemakers will hnd it to their advantage TO Gail
and examine for themselves before purchasing else
where. X. ]. UARRAGH,
= ISL AS 10th street west,
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SPENCER's HISTORY OF THE UNITED
- States being nearly completed, specimen OF
Binding IN Antique and Turkey Morocco, got up
expressly for the work, can be seen at the ONCE Of
the publishers, 499 7th street between and r..
ap l7-:f JAMES CARTER. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-13

Ts those that seek relisf from the maIsdee of tn,
teeth, can cheerfglly recommend pr. 8. Baily ss
for one Of nay family, and plugged several teeth fol
myself, and the work has all stood well for more thaI
ten years.. ROBERT r. NIXON,
Of tho Va. Conf. of the NJ. L. Church South.
n q
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II w. fLANI. ONDE N. NO. SIC
y. street, between q and II, Keeps
constantly on hand every article re- S-x7zzz--zzs
Qulred in his lIne-a line hearse,
Patent Corpse preservsrs, c., &c. His charges
moderate. and his attention instant call, hour
of the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals az
lowest possible rates. ApS-lS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-13

EOR SALE VERY GHEAP-A nice little
FAX NJ, less than 10 miles from Washington
on good road 1t may be xchanged for city prop
erty, Apply To II. N. LANSDALE. at the corner
OIL ath and NJ streets. or through Post Office.
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NEW LIVERY SALE, AND HIRING

SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami
! ! hes, 10 insure having the best. should the
" w hat Cheer Hop east Cakes for raising b. cad
hsenIt, cakes, etc. They made of dry pure hops
ahd warranted free from haleTatus, soda, or other
deieterIous matcrlals. They much used by the
best families Of the Northern and Eastern States
and are gaining 1avor daily, SURPRISING all other
yeastS now known.
a trial can be had without charge.
KING x BURCHELL,
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

Persons renOvatiDg their houses will ind at No.
496 7th street, good assortment of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPERH ANGlNGS, embracing a
handsome assortment of Gold Papers, Borders, Pa
peTs IN Imitation of Oak, Walnut. Rosewood, a c.;
also, variety of Gold Band and Common Window
Shades, .. 7, and feet long Fireboard Prints,
Curtains. 40. '
Orders foI Paperhanging executed with skill and
dispatch.
Window Shades Of every description in store or
made to order. J. MARKRITER,
No. 486 7th street, doors above
ma 32w' Odd Fellows Hail
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NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED At SHE

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT SHEP.
L HERDS, corner 9TH and ID streets
"A complete Assortment of the publlcations of
Carton and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re
wards, Hymns, Tracts, &C.; Wesley Family, tales
True Woman. Peter Cartwright. Biblical Diction-
ary. Tounge Of Fire. What Must do to be Saved,
sung OF the oder. Livingston Travels IN Africs
brakes History of Indians, Six Steps TO Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte of Zion, and
Use, Agent for Publications of the "Child's
FrlSnu. mac
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~ (.
SHISsosra
yWGa&
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Arizona and New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. l0.--Col. Saylcs. agent Of
the Post Office Department, arrived here to-
day from Arizona. He reports the existence
of a very lawless state of things 10 that cOun-
try, the pistol and bowie knife beirg the only
law recognized. Indian depredauons were
very frequent.
Col. Sayles speaks favorably Of the miner
al resources of the Territory, but deems the
annexation of Sonora of the utmost impor-
lance to their successful development.
The FL Peso AID Fort Yuma wagon road
expedition will complete their work in No
vember.
Tne agents of the California Overland
Mail Company were met early in August,
west Of the Rio Grande, busily engaged in
establishing stations aud making arrange
ments to enter upon the service this mouth.
A new military post is to be established on
the San Pedro, 10 Arizona, to keep the lc-
dams 10 check. Fort Buchanan will pTooa-
bly be removed to the Santa Cruz Valley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE-The un.
dersignpd desires 10 sell a TRACT Or
LAND, on the Waters Of Potomac Creek. III
Stafford County, Va, containing Ten Hun
DRIED AND TWENTY ACRES. Ii borders on
the Greek (Which is navigable) q miles, aud IS
distant about one mile from the Richmond,
Fred ericksburg and Potomac Railroad. Inc
soil IS 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 inexhaustible 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 iron two 10
four dollars per cord. Also, a good deal OF Ce-
dar and Locust, Yellow Popular aud White OAK
Timber.
There isa meadow now yielding an average
| of $500 worth of Hay per annum, containing
fourteen Acres OF land, which may be increased
to fifty acres OF prime Meadow Grass grows
we'll all over the Lard, which renders it salua-
Bile for grazing purposes. Indeed, il grazes an
nualIy. about fifty head of cattle in the woods.
Altogether it is a very valuable tract, but am
disposed 10 sell it below It's value, as | own
another large farm adjoining it, and have not a
sufficient force 10 manage both. | invite per
sons disposed to purchase such property to eX-
anime II, or communicate with me by letter at
| Accokeek Post. Office, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. d.
q. I'D r. M . -DauHhnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

GEORGE WELDON MERCER, esq, died
suddenly in Washington city, on Thursday even
ing last, in the 42d year OF his age. Mr.. VI
was a son OF our former esteemed townsHan'
the late Col. Hugh Mercer, and a grandson OF
Gen. Mercer, VIVA fell at the battle OF Prince
ton, in the war of the Revelation. He was a
modest and intelligent gentleman-a most al
fectionate and dutlful son-anJ IN all the bnsi'
ness Of life sustained a reputation which secur'
ed the implicit trust and confidence OF all who
knew him. For some years pas, we believe
he was connected with one Of the Government
offices in Washington. His remains were
brought to Fredericksburg yesterday, and VIII
be inferred in the Cemetery this morning, the
funeral taking place ,rom the late residence OF
his fa,har.-Fred Herald
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COMMUNICATED.

VERY CURIOUS INCIDENT is said to have
,,sd when the paying ont OF the cable
n.,Oed in mid-ocean, about a Sea Gal
s rvl on the cable, and bis clars gessiol
- the tar.coating Of the said cable. be
S.a-,;sd down, screaming, Go. The ship
,h;s affecting scene occurred is mol
.,iooed, but the story is not bad. 1t il
decidedly better than that of mountains Of
and rivers Of rum, and Of the hook
and bringing up Of one of Pharoah's
,;o, wheels by the auchor OF an English
I, i. certainly a true Gull story; tha'
"f ,,,-v for GuAs to believe. All sea
"a, are vebfootted, unless the fashions
w.. lately been changed among them; aud
wa see ducks aud geese 90 to roost on
go can believe this Gull teu-lie-gra6,
The story would not do to tell the
;os.. for, however, credulous Jack may
.I"n.a to call them, they have as good a
cnOo ".o q. Jack himself to see what birds and
e0aD ~ n, .ea. The Gull mentioned was said
nv bs Isusued. How then DO the poor Gulls
y y ohio have 10 ship, no cable, nothlrg at
oU' s., On. bot the bosom Of the sea .
o.. no has seen the little Mother Ca
-i"y ob;,kaps following in the wake OF a
iey',,aa a. a blackbird follows the pillow
'Dyd in calm and in storm; the beautiful
y" r;gaon Of the South Atlantic, ADD the
coy md majestic ~albatross, the largest OF
son,,,c birds, 10 the air and on the bosom OF
~ rcean: and last though not least, the
.,S noohy: will feel no anxiety lest bis
.~ar'd fellow bipeds should not fad a
.n;,aSle lodcipg-mads and prepared by
U;m Who careth for the young ravens, and
,,L-,b knowledge OF sparroWs.
Wi does the writer remember one BOBBY,
o, obstinate AID perSegeripg fellow be was
his f.w near ope OF the mast'heads all
ia .hu. was sent through one OF bis
ono. makios q hole through which the suo
,boSe. be Only sounded one note, not musi'
AL in answer " the shOt-and then he Kept
,hoo, a ward or 50 from the masthead all
d.,-WLen night game on We thought we
l,d h,m: no sucn thing; tho rascal seemed
s.,n,red by as strong a motive to investigate
n. and our doinss. as |, filled with ardor, to
,1o,rbu,e nv mite to natural history aud
.,,ancs 10 general, and to crafty the late
tssper Of the Museum with q BOBBY skio. 80
there, near the masthead, he continued all
nigh, aud great part of the next day. 50
lorg, il TACT, that he was considered an lin.
,,,ution"--but he did not get fs'igued IN
a,lus over US, though We did in watching
him. The loss was his as much as mine
We both escaped Immortality; but what bet
Ter could be expected of q stupid booty
be did not kDnw that our venerable irleno
would have affixed a label on bis coat, reading
somehow tbus--"A LOBBY which lit on the
rigging of the Sea Horse Of Alexandria, IN
Svu,h LAT. .. l5--W long 26 3O--presented
by John Gull, ESQ.," the stupid fellow, as he
wa., could not see all this, but as was obser-
yd-,he loss vas as great to him as to me,
for be missed the admiration OF many bright
eyes whi:h have there ~beniguantly looked on
other boobies, and the writer missed their
thanks for not Introducing bin. Yours,
JOHN GULL.
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GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER SEPTEMBER L, k
T. p q O s.!
MILLER & CO.,

~
TAKE this method Of informing their Gus
TONERS, and the pubic generally, mat they
are now receiving their FALL SUPPLIES,
which have been selected with great care, and
ore offered on pleasing terms TO prompt pdy'"S
customers. We name III part
so hhds. P. +. and Cuba Sugars
100 bbls. Crushed. GRADUATED X Pow'd. Sugars
100 do a B Il c. Coffee Sugars
% halt boxes Loaf do
100 hhds. and tierces Molasses and Syrups
400 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Cotfees
IS half chests e P, Imp, Y H., Il Blk. Teas,
ranging from low grades 70 sup'r. quality
200 boxes Adam Sperm, and Mould Candles
100 90 CASTLE, Brown, and Fancy Soaps
IS bbls. Lamp, Tanners. Machine Il Train Oils
IS boxes assorted Candies
IS bales Wrapping Twlne
25 do Candle Wick
So nests Cedar and Painted Tubs
IS do Painted Pals
rs doz. Corn Brooms
25 nests Wash Boards
1875 coils Jure Rope (assorted)
300 groce Sulpher and no Sulphur Matches
81 groce Backing
1000 sacks G. A Salt; 500 do. Ashton's do !;
500 do Deakims & Marshall's DO 50 kegs White
Lead So boxe. Prime Dairy Cheese % sacks
Grain Pepper; lOdo Pimento; 800 bags assorted
Shot; 1000 b. Bar Lead; So boxes Starch; 10
risTces prime Rice; IS bbls. Cider Vinegar; ~
casks Carbonate Soda; - boXes Ground CoEre.
Also, Ground Ginger; Ground Pepper; CassIa;
Ex'. Logwood; Inks; Gas, s. 10 and lO%lZi
Putty; Chalk; Almonds; Epson Salts; Bnm.
stone; Nader; Copperas; Wrapping Paper
Mustard: Powder, ard various other articles 10
which we invite attention.
II Corner Of KinL and Water streets. .7Ieran-
dria, Va. sep g
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AUCTION SALES.
BY s. ], observation-disclosures

BY S. J. Observation-Disclosures.
- SCHOONER AT AUCTInN.-OH Sa,
60 'urddy morning merit, nh inst, al II %o'e'ocE,
Will be sold at Hunters Ship Yard, the schr.
CHESTER. She is in first rate running order,
and carries about 1900 bushels of grain. Terms
al Sale. S. J MCCORMICK, Auct.
Ey~ The above sale is postponed until Tues
day, the l4td Instant, at the same time and place.
sep ls-2t S. J. MCCORMICK. Auct.
DuBLIC SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
TAVERN PROPERTY AT LOUISA
COURT HOUSE.-Will be sold, on Moaday,
the 2Oih day Of September, TO the highest bidder.
the NEST valuable and we'll known TAVERN
PROPERTY at Louisa Court House, (t being
the only tavern in the village) together with
about TEN ACRES OF LAND.
This is believed TO be the most valuable tav-
ern property in Eastern Virginia, possessing al.
want yes which but few other locations do.
e. The buildings, consisting OF three large
BIZ. HOUSES, together with various cottages
anu offices, render II well adapted for the ac-
commodation OF the numerous persons stopping
there on all public occasions, and peculiarly so
for the reception OF boarders during summer
The dining room, bar, and stables are abun-
dainty supplied with spring water, "hlch also
affords a constant fountain IN the yard, keeping
a tank, containing 400 gallons, constantly
filled, " hich v i'll supply wafer Tor baths, gar
dens, washing, &C. The stables, containing 800
stalls, DO not afford sufficient accommodation
for the public or court days.
There are also a store room and saddleFs shop,
which rent well, belonging to the tavern.
This property, being situated Immediately
~ Il .--..- lf.t.A .IrNn gD stHI.
northwest Of Richmond, and IA miles OF Cor.
donsviIle-the Junction OF the Alexandra Rail.
road with the C.ntral-the mail cars passing II
twice a day in each direction, make II accessi-
bic from all points.
Declining health only induces me to dispose
of such valuable property.
TEKys One fourth cash; balance IN ! 2,
and 8 years, bearing interest, but If desired,
upon good security, time will be given upon
the whole. j. {.
Louisa Court House, Va, aug 27-wts
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7 n NcVEJGU & son

successors TO Nc Weigh d Chamberlaia)
PRINCE STREET WHARF, ALEXANDRIA,
A RE NOW RECEIVING. per Sckrs. Arctic,
n Statesman, Marietta Burr, aud Embark,
from New York, Boston. and Philadelphia their
FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS,
WINES, TOBACCO, SEGAHS, &c, &c, com
prising a very general and desirable assortment,
which they will sell for cash, or TO prompt dea-
lers at a small advance
as hhds Muscovado, n. Orleans, and 81. CToix
Sugars
lC5 bbls Crushed, Powdered, GRADUATED, and
Coffee do
IS boxes Double Refined Loaf do
IS hhds Muscovado Molasses
81 bbls. New Orleans do
IS do Extra Golden Syrup
15U bags Light and Green Rio Coffee
100 DO MaTicaibo, Laguyra, Java n Santos do
IS hall chests G~urpowder, Imperial and OIong
Teas. (trom medium 10 strictly prime
500 lbs. Manila and Madras Indigo
So bags Gram Pepper
70 do Flnento
10 t~ierces fresh Rice
10 Uerces Cider Vinegar
5J mats Cas>ia
1875 boxes Rosin and Toile; Soap
l75 do Adam. and Solar Sperm Candles
100 do Mould DO
rs casks Sup Carb Soda
rs boxes I" ID. papers
100 coils JHte. Leading Line, and Bed Cord Rope
100 dCZ. Painted Pals; - nests do Tubs
200 ream, Double and Single Wrapping Paper
Is do Ruled Letter and Cap do
100 boxes s 4 10 and 10 ~ Window Glass
8 bbls. fresh Putty 200 bags Shot
$50 kegs Sporting ana Blasting Powder
1909 lbs. Par Lead; > bbls. Alum 2 bbis Cop
peras , casks Fl som Salts; u kegs White
lead; 20 kegs Saltpetre; 3 bales Almonds 5
bales Pecan Nuts 5 do Filbert- 30 boxes fresh
Raisins; - boxes CASTLE Soap 80 boxes Starch;
70 boxes Maccaroni; 800 doz ilason's Backing;
case lack Ink - boxes Mustard 2 bales
Cloves; rs boxes Extract Logwood , bags
Race Ginger; 20 boxes Ground Ginger; 70 boxes
Ground Pepper; ~ sacks Dairy Sail; ~ boxes
Birthstone. sep
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cos, " r. .SGtaL.
New York Market.

New YORK, Sept. l1.-Fiour heavy sales OIL
5000 barrels; State 81 91G!5.OO; ONO S''oo
0S5. es; Southern S5.3l6S5.4o. Wheat has de-
cIined. Corn is buoyant; sales of 10000 bush
m;xed at 66974lc Pork is dull; mess at Sl7,'
4oaSl7so. Beef quiet at S,4a$l4,75 WINS
kew is dull at 24tc. Stocks ale firm and dull
NJ SO as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
Baltimore Money Market.

The plethora OF Money continues ana 'e
market is still, as it has been tor mon'hs past
very easy. The banks are diseountns very
freely, and there is also an abundant supply 0,
capital in the hands Of the note brokers' anu
nrime paper can be readily placed at per cent
for endorsed, and 6a7 per cent. tor single names
Call loans on first class colla,terals can os easi
Iv made az sac per cent.
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7 n. McVEiGH " son WHOLESALE DEAL
81 ERs IN TOBACCO, SFGARS, &C are now
receiving. aud have in store, their FALL
STOCK OF TOBACCO. SEGARS, SHOh.
ING T0BACCO &C.. comprising the most ia
vorite brands. OF medium TO prime grades, which
they offer 10 their customers, and dealers gene
rally. on as favorable terms as t"ey can be
bought in this or he Baltimore market.
seplO
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Railroad Accidents

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-The train going
west, Oh the Steubeuville aud ladiana Ru!-
road, ran through the bridge, thirteen miles
from S;eubsnvilie, yesterday evening. Il Is
reported that the cntiretrain went through the
bridge. \ train has been dispatched from
this city with assistance.
BvsroY. Sept. 1.-THE afternoon freight
train for Fail River ran into the freight train
near Braintree, slightly i%rjuring four persons,
and smashing three freight cars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

The offerings of Beef Cattle at the drove
-. v.s,erday amounted to TOO head-63o
IS ,.h;eh we're purchased by District butchers
"a snscu,stors at So 7:0S3 81 on the hooi-
equal to SIS 5o6S6 IS net, The remaining ~
were left over. Old Sheep and Lan'0S' III gnu
supply, and selling al $3 y mead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
M~iddleburg, Va, feb. 25-wtf

DEsERARLE FARM FOR SALE offer
J Tor sale my Farm, NORTH BEND
situated in one OF the most desirable neighbor-
hools in Amherst county, on Buffalo River, 2!
miles rom the Court House, and from New
Glasgow, and will be within 3 miles Of a Depot
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad extern
sion TO L.ynchburg. The said Farm contains
about FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, is well wa
tered, has a suficisncy Of wood land. and an
excellent spring of cool water convenient TO the
house. There is in this tract about nifty acres
of Branch and River low grounds OF hrst rate
quality. The Farm is well adapted to tae
growth of wheat, corn, tobacco, grass, &c. Inc
ut Improvement are good. The Dwell
IGs.G. LING is a new, two-story, brick HousE'
with six rooms, of good size and pitch. All
the buildings are new.
Persons wishing to purchase can view the
place, or may correspond with me, by directing
n WIN. T. BARRETT,
New Glasgow, Amherst county, Va.
N. B-I can sell the above Tract OF Land on
very favor 4ble terms aug 2~7-2awtSepE5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13
Foreign Tobacco Markets.

By last accounts from Europe up to the
25,h ultlmo, at Antwerp, Tobacco was IN
very active demand; 10 hhds Kentucky
changed hands. In Rotterdam, the stock was
exhausted and sales small of Maryland and
Mississippi. At Hamburg, Tobacco was IN
limited demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

rn ONO FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
AT THE GREENWOOD
Nurseries, situated on the Alexandra and
Leesburg TurnpiEe, reer Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders tor Alexandra, WASP
ing,on, and Georgetown, will be Delivered
Printed catalogues sent TO all who desire tasm'
IL All communications addressed 10
I. B. MUNSOA, Fails tnurch,
-, ~, Fairfax County. Va.
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7 H. MCvEiGH x son. WHOLESALE DEAL
- ERs IN LIQUORS, WINES, &c, are now
receiving, aud nave in store, their "a l.
STOCK OF LIQUORS, WINES, &c, o! all
grades. to which they invite the attention OF
their customers, and merchants generally VISIT
IN. TINS market sep 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

II. HOTTELL'S EXTRA FLOUR,
A in store, and for sale BY
SEN blackjack, MARSHALL Il ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-13

NOR SALE-SeversI Servant WOMEN and
Il CHILDREN. The WOMEN are valda-
b. house seryants-one a very fair Cook, Wash
or. and Ironer. Terms reasonable. Apply ear
ly, 10 nlLLiAh hiAhi.