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FRIpAg MoRNlNe. DEoEMBER 81, ISIS.
santIasEn TsselIle edmond.

By reference to the notice published elsewhere, il
viii be seen that Mr.. George s. Yerger, late Pres
dent 81 the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, will
address the citizens Of New Orleans this evening at
Armory Hall, commencing at7 o'clock.
His object, as We understand it. is to explain his
connection with the Company, to show that be acted
for the best Interests Of all parties concerned TO prove
that his policy received the sanction Of the Board Of
Directors over whose sessions he presided and TO re-
flute whatever charges have been brought against bis
administration Of the affairs of this great enterprise.
That be will be abundantlY able to maintain his
positions By rreragibe evidence Weare well assured;
and that The verdict Of those who 60 to listen to him
this evening win be unquafedly favorable, we are
Equally confident AS an honest man, true man,
and good and public spirited citizen, he has no supe
ror while in point Of ability or strength of apeechhe
has few equals. IT Is possible, although are not
aware Of the fact that Mr. Yerger may have erred in
policy but none of the thousands who have the pleas
ur oF bis acquaintance doubt either his integrity as
man OF an officer, Or the perfect uprghtness Of the
motives which actuated him during his official connec-
ton with the Pacific Railroad Company.
We trust that every New Orleans stockholder in
The Pacific Railroad enterprise as well as the public
generally, viii make it point to visit Armory Hall
this evening, at the appointed hour, and listen to Mr.
Earger's exposition. tt due to him ID d gentleman
Of TepToaohable character it is their duty to them
selves and the interests they represent and it is due
alike to tile mighty project which we all have SO
much at heart, that both sides Of the controversy
should be attentiyey and dspassionately listened to-
~ Talk on Change on second page.
THE VABIETIEs.-"The Marble Heart attracted a
rond hnusa aoain last NIGHT the tnrn ont of ladies
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Holiday
Holiday
Diseases OF the Taeroat rol6s Llsaagl

DIR. G. p. CRANE.
Whose successful Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs by the inhalation and Medical Va
well known be the only and philosophical
of eecng those and desperate
which bid defiance the ordinary of practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough Of all Chronic Functional Discusses nv
af Vegues Electro Chemical Baths Galyanfsp and
Electro-Magnetism.
For the convenience of those afflicted Diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and unable city who desire
sulton list of Questions has prepared and be for
Rarded on application DR.. c..
No. l46 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Iuhalng Apparatus Medicines ETC. forwarded according 10
the descriptions received in each particular case
nB~Patienrs from the country be accommodated with
the Institute. nh Ong,,E
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~
n Christ Church Hartford, Conn December DIST Miss
FRANCES j. BRO NELL OF that city, 10 Mr.. THOMAS
afsideas j Paris = ivy ofs4 '"u 's
The bride daughter Of the Right Bishop
ell The ceremony performed by the Prelate
himself assisted by the Right Revd Bishop Williams the
RegidB. y. Aberotoulbe and The Rev. g R. Fisher.
Ia Dr. .James' advertisement, giving par
tcuias Of diseases treated be found in smother part this
paper. Medical House No s2cUsTosHoUsE street, between
Royal apd Bourbon. DF. JAMES CURES sGRoFUIA NER.
Yous and aEEEsRL DEsIlITYt &c etc dso 2plm
~ It IL quite common observation that
Consumption the chief Of this climate preying upon
old and young and scattering widely its shafts Of destruction
But ali who have through South and West
indeed through portion DC the interior Of the country
mast have noticed TINT there IL disease far prevalent
amoug americans than Consumption Day after day they
alternately shaking with fit deirous
with feye Most Of them find early grave No who
has experienced this disease fail perceive
that alade what called Fever and Agps The discov
cry aremedy for this evil must and should be considered
public benefaetof and Dr. J, HosrETTERtS CELEBRATED
BEFfERs Is the remedy, know from personal trial.
FOR sale BY druggists and dealers generally everywhere
az 2p6t&W
Ra What Shall Give nay yvR9e for a New
YEARS PRESENT9If you to make her present that
i nssfu we'll ornamental 60 the Depot
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, No.
III Camp Rtrsa and purchase their beautiful APHTNs
pntnp splendid Rosewood Work box, Raphues are
being introduced into every family where economy the
word All good husbands who will present their wives with
Of these beautiful duseful Raphines will end certain
preventive against 0lndle Lectures. d24 2ptja1
B9-LaHfes, are you afflicted with Nervous
Dyspepsia, Want of Energy, Weakness Dizziness Sick
Headache, lead the following;
j. H. Hushiaer, Doylestown, Pa, FL says Afy wife
has been aaeed with Nervous Debility since September
1s5t since which time have been unable any hysclan
medicine that would benefit her In the until day
called at the Of Dr. Harvey Of this town. come tine
tare q iron and described to him the alicons Of wife
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sINcER's SEWING MACHINES,


both sides Of tue fabric than that made by any other Mach
In order to counterfeit influence of the universal
of Singers Sewing Machines efforts made in s5
and also recently, by the agents of the Wheeler WILSON,
chimes, to miSlead deceive this community by publ
statements that they have obtained all the premiums whe
their Machines have been exhibited in competition with SIM
and all others"
In the fall of 1857 the FIRST premium was awarded to
Singer Machine by the Connecticut State Agriculturals
where the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine is made
The FIRST premium was also awarded to Singers Sew
chine at the Far in St. Louis in September 1851
count Of which given below Such extraordinary ezer
sacrifices were never made before by the Wheeler WI
agents to obtain premium in the United States.
AT the late Fair in Memphis Tenn, the hrs premium
awarded to Singers Machine, and premium Of 500 in
given to Mrs F. NJ Cash for the finest specimen u soW
"a muslin dress-made on Singers Machine
The following FIRST PREMIUMS Gold and silver Nj
on exhibition at the office Of the undersigned 50 Gu
n.,
of all the principal Sewing Machines in Europe and Ar
The First Premium Gold MedaD Of the American
Institute.
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ALL bs.n .ncc.s.el 4 s.,oro, MI. !. -.,.s iii se-
wb..,or !. Wilson ,,oo., ~ ,,,tn.. A.. 80 ;, n
Machine was not represented. ai.
We learn from reliable authority thar he v,,..,.1
agent ob,frs5 The Drer,fg, AZ Tho lat. po,,
following manner
Nv means tno.n or,, :, ,tr,.sI, d. -, ,.,..s.
pitcher was purchased worth ,vs ao,,.r. I'll.
m emit was made nv ta agents If d,r.r.n, s,n,, Nh
that each should be equally renresentad i, n.
that there sbopI5 he M opror, ,r sou,,. v..,,,..
Committee. By some specie, IF 3ntrir,s tta w
succeeded in getting committee annonts5 cor,.o..5 L
entirely Of owners Of he wbecle, wilson yo,b{.a
than two bours after the Fair o1ano, a., ,.s.
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OF Sewing Machines 1t has been Proved in instances
that the gift of a Sewing Machine bas bean fosoa ~
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cided preference of the kind of Sewing Machine ec
extensively has this gift operation paccedi The No
GU anu eastern states mat steps nave been taken to asesEts
g,ethor - 49, ,,,,-o +. =
ygbo bos mot ,ocoi,, ~ Nd ~ 49, = . ~,
w "a" o' Lese'cu o iau 'le ouef Oh Wheeler Wilsa8
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OF GroFer BAKER Sewing Machine gift If there s
has been overlooked in this Grand III scbaa Il,
S, - az notpsA
that he will make public avova1 oF tho 90,
f ''' VI 1"e lect'
The futiIftv of ttese efforts n is.oi a., ,t..#,,
~ 'S " e stuAt' " 'eeelNe the puplle IS shown h9
Inc RAPID increase IN the sale OF the Singer Machine
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Southern Furniture yE-areroomss

SO1gI1le1sal N71E4'laJEIEl'e EWT01se1'00n3s
WILLIAM H. STEWART.
At No. l73 Canal street, Nc,c Orleans,
Has Just received from the manufactory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTEADs, in ad
dition to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
Wishing anything in his line will end their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM H. STEWART.
d27 2p6t&w l73 Canal street.
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APPROPRIATE AND Ar ALL PRICES! i'll

APPROPRIATE AND AT ALL PRICEs!!!
An Elegant ROBE DE CHAMsRE
A Recherche GRAvAT or SCARF
4 Beautifully Embroidered SHIRT BOSOM.
A Box of Fine L. c. HANDKERoHIEFs
Splendid SILK UMBRELLA.
A Set of Gold SLEEVE LINKS, Studs, Collar Buttons,
superbly Mounted CANE.
Magnificent OPERA GLASS.
HaEa.dozsn MooDY's FINEST SHIRTS.
Handsome DRESSING CASE.
Package of Genuine JoUyIN's GLOVES.
81 4 Fine WOOL SHAWL or TRAVELLING RUG.
And
GENTLEMEN CAN RECIPRoCATE
with
An Elegant TORTOISE SHE'LL BACK COMB.
Handsome WRITING CASE.
A Beautiful TOILET SET.
A Neat SEWING BIRD.
A Package Of JoUyIN's KID GLovEs-Genune.
a splesdid LoRGNETTE
A Box of RARE EXTRACTS
A ohaste Pair Of JET BRACELETS.
a Tasteful CABAs or sATGHEI4.
ALSO
Hair Brushes. Cologne,
Combs, Fancy Soaps,
suspendera six Caps
Match Stands,
etc.
S. N. MooDY's,
$50 2p2t Corner of Canal aad Royal Streets
Clothing for Servants.
HEAP! CHEAP!l HEAPl!!
LOOK AT THE PRICES!
BLACK CLOTH FRoCKs, good quality for 81 50.
GOOD BUSINESS COATS for IS.
BLACK and CoLoBED CASHMERE PANTS from S. to
81 So
VESTs-of different kinds, from 81 to So
FINE WHITE LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS for 81.
MERINo AND WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
from so to rs cents, etc, etc.
ALFRED MUNRoE s. CO.,
d29 2p2t 81 Magazine street,
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Chrtstnas ama .Nesp 1cenrs !

Christmas and Wear Years!
w A BR E N & HALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, nrauoRs, CIGARS,
And
TOB Acc o!
Size MNION STREE T........s4
NEW ORLEANS,
HAVE NOW ON HAND, and are constantly receiving, a
large assortment Of
WINES
LIQUORS,
CIGARS, and
TOBACCO,
whch they offer to the trade in large and small quantities
They would invite the attention of Merchants and Planters
generally their stock believing it EQUAL if not sUPE-
moR to any in the Market consisting in part of the fol-
5wfng:
BBANDIEs.
VERY OLD AND SUPERIOR,
In Wood, from to SIS per gallon
In Glass from. to s86 per dozen
or ALL the
Better Qualities and Brands,
Which they invite special attention to- believing confidently
that they have the
OLDEST AND BEST BRANDS
III New Orleans
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SCHNAPps.
600 cases Wolf Radophs landing from ships Far West
and Adirondack, and for sale by
THOMPSON BARNES,
% and rs Cannon street
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Holiday Presents :

3'CTE2HLSEEEEJG= GOODS, .
Every article Of which well suited for presentation to
friend.
A Present to be duly appreciated should be TASTEFUL
and SERvICEABLE What can be more SUITABLE thar
The following2
Good ovERCoAT OR SHAWL,
A Fine DRESS or FRoCK COAT,
Rich VELVET or SILK VEST,
Fine Pair BLACK BoESKIN PANTS,
Pair of French CASHMERE PANTS,
Handsome NECK TIE or SCARF,
Rich CASHMERE DRESSING GOWN,
One Of LEIGHToN's PREMIUM SHIRTS to SIS
Or
Half-a,dozen Good Linen Bosom SHIRTS ....... 50 o.
Fine York Mil. j.. ............. Is %
-. Fine Linen -. -............... 25 %
Linen Cambria IlANDKERCHIEFs
White, Fancy Brown HALF HOSE
Fine Beaver Kid GLOVES,
sUsPENDERs, SHIRT COLLARS
UNDERsHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SHIRT BosOMs NIGHT CAPS
NIGHT SHIRTS, ETC. etc. etc.
RB-We have very select and complete assortment d the
above, which will be happy exhibit to ali who favor
US with a call
HB-N0 TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS Lea
All Goods purchased here give satisfaction
and to be fully worth the prices gked for.
Remember the yveII-knoyyn stand,
Corner of St. Charles Canal Streets under Merchants
Hotel.
d22 2ptf LEIGHTON a. BARBOT
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NJ w IN i, ED !.

= TeIegraphio News, ETC., on fifth page.
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TEAS.
400 packages Assorted Qualities in h.. u h. and h. pack
ages, just received aud for sale by
THOMPSON g. BARNES,
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ROCK CANDY.
40 boxes ASSORTED GoLORs
IL boxes WHITE,
Elk bark @ w, Peultney, and for sale by
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
23 and rs Common street
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PRESERVED GINGER.
2cases landing from ship Andoyer, aud for sale by
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
% aud % Common street.
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mi What Shall Give nay yvRge for EeV
YEARS PRESENT? If You wish make her present that
Is nsefu we'll Ornamental the Depot
GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, No.
III Camp Rtrsa and purchase beautiful APHTNs
pRtap splendid Rosewood box, These Raphues are
being introduced into every family where economy watch
word. All good husbands who will present their with one
Of these beautiful Raphines will nd hen certain
preventive against o4udle Lectures. d24 2ptjaI
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JAVA COFFEE.
20opackets landing from ship Escort, and for sale by
THOMPSON & BARNES
% and IS Common street.
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HaDGaa Sugar.
$50 boxes White and Brown Havana Sugar in store and for
SAFE hy s. DE WISER CO.,
IA Magazine street
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sK55tGUalEEiee Lage1. Reel,

FIVE CENTS PER GLAs
rs UNION STREET,
as 2plm Near 81, Charles street.
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ladies' Holiday Presents
FOR
5rErTTEsE1NEEirT
Ar
- va NJ % % HP -
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS

ooRNaR oANAl ANp RoYAL sTREETs.
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HAVANA CIGARS.
400 % Regalias Media Regass Iondres and slla, in
store and for sale by S. DE WISER { CO.
"a Magazine STRAIT
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HAVANA RUM.
6pipesbes White Rum now landing and for sale by
s, DE WISER 4 Co,
dN lp@ "a Marnrina sirnnt
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asB -ASFs y ames' advertisements giving par
eaas Of diseases eated be found in smother part this
paper Medical House No 81 cUsTOMHoUsE street, between
Royal and Bourbon. Dr.JAMEs CURES sCRoFULA, NER.
YnUs and GEEERRL. DEBTfITY, eic etc ds0 2plm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-14
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.

MUTUAL 81 SIEM.
At meeting of the Local Board OF DIrec'
n tors for the New York Life Insurance
Company. at the Capitol, in the city OF Rich
mond, the following was unanimously adopted
The undersigned, President and Directors OF
the Con pany, nave examined the Report and
Exhibit Of the New York Lie Insurance Com
pany Tor the year ending the Isl OF JANUARY,
1885 and being satisfied with It's prosperous
condition, cordially recommend II 10 the Ell
couragenent and support OF the community
The New York Lie Insurance Company mas
been in existence Tor thirteen years, and It's capl-
tai has attained the sum OF
SI,4O2, 900 %, invested In
STATE STOCKS, AND BONDS,
Aud MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE.
We think it most profitable and safe mode
of investing money. The profits enure TO the ben
eft of the insured and have aver aged not less
than thirty per cent per annum on the premium
paid. Besides these investments IN stocks, &c,
the law OF New York requires, as additional
security, that S 10000 shall De deposited with
the State Comptroller, TO meet any law ul de-
mands which the Company may fail TO pay.
We invite attention TO the nature, objects and
advantages OF Lille Insurance as set forth by this
Institution.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Amount of assets January |, lo5s....S ,665,'35 81
Amour; Of receipts for premiums.
interest &c. TO January !, 1888, 9i,lsl 81
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid losses by death interest On
dividends, and all other expenses 90 &c
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Stafford Comfy, my l4-2awts

VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR
Y SALE offer Tor sale, al private bargain,
until the 18th day Of July nsrt, at which time, II
not previously disposed OF, It will be Offered pub
lcly, on the premises, my WHlPSE-WORSiN
FARM, lying Immediately on Potomac Greek
containing about $50 ACRES.
There is a convenient landing on this farm
Of seven feet water. 1t lies two miles from the
Potomac River, and four from the Steamooa,
Landing, on Aqua Creek. by water. The land
is of good quality and we'll adapted TO The growth
OF Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco, and the
production Ct Fruit.
sa7s4 The buildings consist of comfortable
i DWELLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
klic hen, Meat House, Negro CABLING, and all
other necessary out houses.
This Farm is as healthy as any other IN tide
water Virginia the neIghborhood good, and
Churches OF different denominations convenient
Permission will be given the purchaser 10
iallow for Wheat and, If desired will sell the
growing crops of Corn and Tobacco, and give
entire possession on the day OF sale
The Terms will be accommodating.
Any one wishing TO purchase, will address me
at Fredericksburg, or visit me at my house, and
will take pleasure in showing the land.
WIN H. BROWNE.
Mount Holly. Stafford Co, my I4-lawtf
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Congress.

c,,a,e Yesterday. the bill creating
~, judicial district in the State Of Ar
''..'.' "a. debated and again postponed.
'' Ts, General Appropriation bill was taken
=, and considered
!, ,be II use of Representatives. mr.. fn'l-
:, ,ba, Messrs Kavanaugh and Phelps.
HP'' 49,. elect from the State of Minnesota.
D'D ,,s,eut; and moved that they DO
",'' sbsruan, Of Ohio, objected, on the
.ba, three members were elected.
Tso only bad presented themselves Where
", $. sl.o objected to the certificates. on
i. ,nund that they we're signed BY s. Me-
~, q. G vernon. he being now postmaster
ofCoIumbus, Ohio.
n, Ls,cber reminded Mr.. Sherman Of the
-, ,bs, 50 far from nobody being qualified
.;,s a certificate except under seal Of the
10 XIV
S..,. the Sheriff, in Virginia give the oerti'
s..,s. The Governor has nothing to DO
With it.
Alter Conversational debate
The Speaker said be would follow the pre-,
..,.,, in the California case, aod submit the
...s,on to the Houre for decision.
NJ M,lIson offered a substitute for Mr.,
p.;,Ens,s motion That the certificates and
,,,dep,isls be referred to the Committee Of
Elections, With instructions to report Is to
their right to be sworn 10 as members Of the
House.
Mr.. Phillips commended that the certificates
we're here from the proper source.
Mr.. Wilson's proposition was agreed to
yeas 81, nays So.
Mr. Kunkel, Of Maryland, made report
from the Committee on Accounts, in refer
soce to the charges against Robt- Hackney
D,Orkeeper Of the House. The report closer
With resolution dismissiug said Hackney
from HE position. Being Territorial day
the report was ordered to DO printed, and
po,,poned until Monday.
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AUCTION SALES.

NALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
- FISHERIES, &C &c.-By virtue OF a Deed
nj Tru,t of record in Stafford county Court,
from Morgan L FinnaI, 10 the subscriber, dated
the Illth day OF December, 1898, Will be sold at
nnbIic Auction, at the l [ Mp, near the Railroad
Depot. on Aqua Creek, u" lnesd'y' me ON aay
of hme. 1885, il fair, II not, Oh the next i"'' uAS
thereafter. the following valuable properly, VIZ
THETRiCTS OF LAND AND FlShthih',,
now in the occupancy OF the said finhaII' SITUATED
on Aqua Creek, in the County oil stah'ru' near
the Railroad and Depot aforesaid ohe Oh 'ne
said Tracts is known as THE TUMP, ana con
talrs two hundred and fifty (43D AIfES, o,
very rich Land. with the we'll known loMf
FISHERY upon it, & mere is previous lien
upon this property TO secure debt due 10 John
Nj Herndon and will be sold subject to that
Iien) , >.,r
The other Tract is known as SlMMS POlNl
OR COSSlNGTON FARM, situated on the
north side of the SAID Creek, opposite the lump
and in full view OF the Depot, containing 10"
Acres of Valuable Land, with the well known
Lii GUMS FISHERY upon IL There Is
1911 DWELL ING HOUSE and other improve.
ments upon this tarm, and the HOUSES and
other arrangements for FISHING purposes upon
both Farms are in good order, and properly stu
ated for Fishing.
Also will be sold two full suits of SElNEs,
BOATS, CAPSTANDS, and other FISHING
TACKLE, conveyed by the said Deed OF Trust
The Deed OF Trust herein referred TO, was
given 10 secure the sum OF SiOS66 81 cents,
navable by ins,aIments OF |, 2 and years, and
il is stipulated therein, that the Trustee is au
tborjzed and directed to sell any portion, or the
whole o. the said property conveyed by the deed
as the said instruments shall become due and
payabIe. in case the same shall not be punctu-
Two of the said instruments have become
due and the Trustee will proceed 10 sell at the
time and place aforesaid. so much oil the SAID
property for cash, as will pay the amount due,
with interest, and all legal costs and charges,
attending the execution OF the Trust, commenc'
ing with the Real Estate.
The title OF this property is believed to be
good, but selling as Trustee, the subscriber will
only convey such title as is vested hhlm by the
Deed OF Trust.
TRAVERSE D. M0NCURE.
S,,dorJ Cnnntv nv la-2aWts
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Mount Holly Stafford Co, my '4-lawtf

4 UCTION HOUSE, No. III King STREET =
~ Just received fresh supply OF DR =
GOODS. We name in part, Lawns, Mourning
Goods Ginghams, Counterpanes, Bobb,netts
Swiss Muslns, Collars. Sleeves, Cuffs Mourn
ing do. Diaper Cambria Dotted Swiss Muslin
Plaid Cambrlcs, Wool flads, Fancy Shawls
Inserrings, Laces, Shifting Linen, Apron Check
Handkerchiefs. Kid Gloves, Cotton, Thread,
Wool, Cashmere, Dorssin do, Combs, Razor
Strops, and a 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 Msr.
chants strangers. and others, TO our lot OF
BOOTS and SHOEo-Ladies' Slippers, Jeifer.
sons, &c.
We are in weekly receipt OF fresh Goods, OF
all descriptions. Auction every night. commen-
cling at - O'Clock POlSAL Il STUMP,
III King street, Alexandria Va.
TAYLOR & co, Auctioneers apps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-14

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