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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

THH TELEaRArH CApLE.--A dispatch Of the lotb
inst, from Trinity Bay, says
N.Y. DC sauty, the electrician Of the Atlantic TeIa
graph station at this place, declines to make any
statement relative to che Atlantic cable for pubot
zen beyond the positive assurance to the agent Of the
Associated Press that there nFe ONLY teanosarv dia
ties, OF an electrical nature and ne reason ghgteva
1or any ruHor that the cable had parted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
Furniture svoag,eroosns

WILLIAM H. STEWART,
~ Nos III and l73 Canal street, Neao Orleans,
siusreeetyad from the msnufacsgry bsautifuIsook
splendid MAHOGANY ARHoIRs and BEDsTEaDs in Al
ditonts hiBhitharto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omPFisng EVERYTHING in his line suopsss Parties
Wishing anything In hisne will find to their advantage to
give him cell before purchasing alsewnere
WILLIAM Il, STEWART,
sel3 3pGt5ltW IN .a,s 10 c.nIst...4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

soUTHERa MACHINERY DEaoT,-At this establish,
ment No. S Gang street may u oauG great var ely Of @
chine and other ortees valuable to pioneers rners and M
eaels's, Nee AessFf Lo@ber 90 5 ADJ art eent ID aotdr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

bqlLntAG ron sALE-Messrs. Paltrey 4 ca. viii
T ns Arcade, today Fama building On Chspnt tr,a
s= gas purchaser Is expected remove 10 some Other local
n.y. see their advertisement IN another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

TEN DOLLARS RERARD-ghis is what Slassrs. d.
s5 carter Co Offer lo the recovery u lAets 4uaaaa
Haaiaiie Wv 5abz Sc sdYegtement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

MELANCHOLY IxrELL1GENcG.-w extract the fol.
lowing item of Intelligence from the Courier of yes.
terday morning;
friend, direct from Baden SPRINGS inforn,s NO
that L. Sigur, Esq, had arrived there 4 few 5ays
Sso ana Is at the point OF death we sncerely hone
r"c 5e information is exaggerated and that he viii
W. Jo'h our hopes with those of the Courier, and
sincerely trust that this gifted SON Of Louisiana and
intellectually great and good man. may yet recover
lEolll lAe painful malady under which he has labored
SO long and horne up SO heroieally against
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"ANFEp.-A 6ook-keeper Is waited 10 afa in tI5s-
IR5 oPaset 81 books Sec advertisements elsewhere,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

FROM ARIZONA AND New MEx1co,-C Col. sayles,
agent Of the Postofice Department, reached St,
Louis on the 10th inst, from Arizona. He reports
the existence Of very awess state of things in that
country, the pistol and bowieknife being the only
lay recognized, Indian depredations were very fire.
quent
Colonel sayles speaks layorably Of the mineral re.
sources Of the Territory but deems the annexation of
Sonora Of the utmost Importance to their successful
development.
The El Paso and Fort Yuma wagon road eypedi,
ton will complete their work in November.
The agents Of the California Overland Mail Com.
pany were met early in August west of the Rio
Grande bnsily engaged in establishing stations and
making arrangements to enter upon the service this
month.
new military post is to Be established on the
San Pedro, in Arizona, to keep the Indians in check
Fort Buchanan viii probably be removed to the Santa
Cruz valley.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
ReNsG=TiRis

W P COLEMAN, Esq: sz = A3si,
Bear srIhe @enyfour incb MIL which purchaaed from
yon for Mr. I'll Packwo0d's plantation attached 70
the sugar mill engine aud put operation last week a9
much pleased with in every respect both regard to its sim
pteity durability and quantity gginls timed the nl
when in operation several times to my surprge M
the mill was grinding bushe per nntc therefore exps
the mill to grind regularly thirty per hour with sass
IoanEer Planters would especially your Bffb
DeneTlng them to be superior any mill manufactured.
Yours respectfully,
enl4 2DtG JOHN $. MCDONALD, Engineer.
oVfeeo SlaeEvtsaG Saloon.
N. B, COINS,
Who for the past twenty five years the head Of
The profession in this city would respectfully fnoem his old
friends and customers that he has New Establishment
No. IA Exchange Place,
Opposite The PostOdca
Which, he assures them will in every way worthy ther
patronage From his long experience s city he
himself that he thoroughly understands requirements Of
the public and will nse his best eneayors meet he appoba
ton Of all who favor him with he has mada
arrangements with number Of the very best BARRIERS tho
Southwest customers may assured shat they will
tended to with skill prompes Dispatch at all times and
at all hours.
N. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Place,
NO zpu Opposite the PostOf7ce.
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Rnfelaf

WROUGHT AND CHILLED IRON
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
-AND--
BANK LOCKS.
J. G. NEWCOMB, Agent,
jeI7 2ptr No On raf5F5s,reet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

A confirmed tippIer was bothered how to honor his
birthday. a brilliant idea struck him. He kept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

UNPAID STATE Tax BnLs-AIr. Thos. AsleY,
State Tax Collector, publishes this morning list Of
those who have not yet paid up, with the hint that
amtcabe settlement may be madenpto the 4th Of DC.
tober after that theunpad bills will be putnto the
hands Of that great collecting machine, the law. See
the advertisement on fourth oage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
Tank Oh ,Ciange.


Quiet yesterday, very quiet, the street. Though
there were large crowds around the PostOffce and
OH Rue Royale there was very little done in the way
of trade. We observed many new Corners, among
whom were residents returned from their summer
5aunts and some strange faces that never appeared
before on our streets or on change
There was some talk about the Persia's adyices
from Liverpool which we laid before our readers
yesterday morning. A decline was not expected BY
the factors and Balls in general We have two sets
of quotations for Middng Orleans one at I.l6, the
other at "a. We do not know which to credit There
is another great bunder--in fact, the telegraph is
getting proYerbial for errors. Last week we had
occasion to note the in the stock Of cotton this
week we have another more gross ID its character
The stock ofcotton in the port Of Liverpool is placed
at 100000 bales, Of which CO. 900 are American.
Now, what can be made out Of these 6gures2 Man
chester advices are reported as favorable We pre-
sumo this to be correct,
The receipts Of cotton yesterday was so so. The
Vcksburg packet Natchez brought 8 $3.50 bales tie
Bayou Belle 20, and the Jackson Railroad 767
Total, 4,4l6 The receipts the corresponding day
last year were 1904 bales, Of which the Nutchez
brought in 1922 bales and 4l8 bales came from Red
river
Ihere ls some talk q the teEer. It is gradually on
the Decline and sarors much Of the year 1925, when
it commenced early in August and terminated in
October, though there were sporadic cases until the
month Of December. 1924 was very fatal year
among the doctors members of the medical profes.
sion IN the circuit Of the city there were fourteen
nnacclimated physicians during that summer Of
which seven died Of the epidemic There was no
more fever in New Orleans for five years, or until the
year 1929. In July and August of that year the
Spanish army made an attempt to invade Mexico,
but being repulsed reteated aud brought up in the
Mississippi river in the month Of August, and en-
camped at the English Turn. The fever broke out
among them and proved very fatal. The inutity
and uselessness Of Boards Of Health were more than
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EI-ERT JARRETT or DISH
Extract of letter from Medical gentleman Madras to
his brother Worcester, under date of May 1851:
TELL liza K PERKINS that their SAUCE is highly es-
tsemed in India and Is, in my npnoa the paltbl as
we'll as Tue most wholesome sauce that is made"
Extensive Frauds!
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exh
bitou of Foreign Sauces, obtdned by liza PERKINS,
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The worldwide
fame Of which having led to F0RGERIEs pur
casers requested that the of LEA s PER
RIMS are upon tie WRAPPER, Label, STOPPER and
BOTTLE
LEA 4 PERKINS will proceed ngaust any one infringing
either by manufacturing yeuaug spurious Saure and have
instructed he correspondents garous parts of the world to
advise them any nfruKements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United states.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4O5 Broadway, New York
stock always in store Also received for direct
shipment from England, auI6 2ply
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Southern EmEc,.prtse .Fhead!

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MARRIED:
On Wednesday, evening he 18th inst, by the / J. Hen
'efeur CICERO d. MILLER 10 Mis5 ADA F. BRDGDEN
both Of this city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18

On Frfaay, the Eth Inst. l2lz oetocE, JOSEPH T.
LONG, aged 40 years.
His friends and ac4aainances mud fl9seoe his 1rolor the
Hon. Webster Long requested attend the funeral his
morning, st o'clock Fl IN MORGAN street between AGnleye
and Marigny streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-09-18
yILLIAMA. GIBSON.

New Orleans, March IS, 1855
have used Coins KaperaDepm ehis and fever and
has cured me entirely believe will rure when everything
else fails, A. W. SMITH
knNr UrIRa
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ms 2ptf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

examine the lunatic asy lC IN. with instruction,
to enquire into the expediency thereof.
The appropriate Committees were lnstruc
TED to inquire into the expedIeucy.
OF more etfectually providing for the SAFE
and conveyance of real estate sutren !ereu oy
debtors upon interrog ltOries before combs
sioners of courts.
Of relieving the Board Of Public works
of its fuancial functions and 'esuhs Tue
sane in a commissioner OF loans, TO be
elected by Joint ballot OF both branches ol
the General Assembly.
O.! authorizing the Auditor OF Pubic Ac-
counts to refund to the various sherittS Of the
Commonwealth their charges and expenses
incurred in transporting luuatlcs from their
respective counties 10 the Eastern Lunauc
Asylum. during the years 1855, 1896 and
1857; ami, of reducing the regular apPr"-
priaton to said Asylum, by the amount
necessary to reimburse said sherItfs.
OF authorizing the Issue OF bonds OF the
State bearing per cent. interest, payable
sem-annualiy; and providing by law that
said bonds shall not be taxed by the State
or corporations.
Petitions were presented, by Mr.. Cockerili.
From Fairfax, iof further legislation bench
cial to toe Alexandria aud Washington
railroad company.
By Mr.. McKeuzie.-A remonstrance from
Alexandria county, on the same subject;
also, resolutions from the Alexandria CITY
Council against the extension vi the W. u
p. K. r. i Strasburg.
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S.SgEe
E1Ss
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Additional from Utah.

ST. Louis. Jan l2-Utah dates Of De
Gem Der Let, have been received here. They
state that he troops are all in Winter quar-
ters at Fort Bridger, except Cookies com
maDd, which is 10 miles distant, where a
scan! supply Of grass remained. The troops
were comfortably stationed. The weather
was very mild, and good health prevailed
The provisions on hand were sufficient to
lat till the lst Of June. Two-:hirds of the
animals however, were dead.
1t was reported that the Mormons were
preparing to leave for the British possessions,
and that pioneer parties had already left.
Young had sent quantity Of salt to Col.
johnson, aud the latter replied that be
would hang any messenger from the same
quarter on similar errand. Young had
had also sent an invitation to the Uuited
States officers to pariake Of winter hosPitali-
ties at Salt Lake City.
1t is stated that Col. Johnson feels assured
that the Mormons will leave in the Spring.
Col. Cumming had Issued proclamation,
declaring the Territory in state of rebel
lion; that the trial Of the Mormon leaders
will be the first course he will pursue; this
failing, he will resort to military force. lie
commands all armed bodies to Immediately
disbaud and return to their homes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
IOHTlIiLkClAL.
Alexandria Market, January IL.


The market Tor Breadstutl, continues very
quiet The receipts OF produce are light and
quotations nominal Small sales OF Flour TO
the city trade; no shipping demand. Waeat IS
inactive and no sales reported on Change
Corn is in good demand, with sales of new
white at 56a6Oc. Rye and Oats dull. Pork is
in moderate request. The mild weather deters
packers from making large purchases, ana
pricao have declining tendency. We quote
Dressed Hogs at SfaS6 50.
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Inter from Mexico,

New ORLEANS, Jan. ll--By the arrival
OF the Tennessee, We have adVices from Vera
Cruz Of the 7th inst. A large party had
risen against the plans of Tecubaya, con-
sistiug of a majority Of the civilians. Com
onfort left the capital, on the LIST Instant,
with troops-destina not known. The
ministers bad previously paid their respects
to Comopfort, with the exception of the Bri'
fish Representative, whose absence caused
much remark.
There was a rumor that Alvarez is dead
Sir ParoGi has issued a proclamation
against ComonGort, and has made large Ievics
of troops. Vera Cruz has recalled its acceE
tauce of the plans of Tacubaya. Civil wal
is considered inevitable.
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Later from E<ansns.

Sr. LOUIS, Jsn. ll.-Kans correspon-
deuce of the ST. Louis Democrat says, that
the Free State Legislature and Free State
ticket had received an average majority of
1856; Wyaudotte gave 373 against the Le-
compton Const tuition; Leavenworth upwards
of LOO majority for Free State. a passen-
ger from the territory states tba: the Free
State ticket is doubtless elected, by large
majority. No disturbance was reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Surrender OF Anderson,

New ORLEANS, Jan. l2.--ThO steamship
Empire City has arrived at the Balize, from
Havana on the 9th. The Star of the West
takes $l.6O0,OOO in treasure. The L. S.
steamer Fulton, arrived at Aspinwall, bring
ing news of the surrender of Anderson, Fort
Castillo, and the River steamers to the fri.
gate Susquehanna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY S. J. ORMICK-AuCrIosEER
TXECUTOR'S SALE-On Monday, the I'M
instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. NJ,
will be sold al public auction, all the HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE of 10.
spph caches, decd, at his late residence, on
Cameron street.
Will be added to the above sale, an excellent
MAHOGANY CASE PIANO
Terms or SALE For sums Of 800 and I'M
der, cash-a!l sums exceeding that amount, a
negotiable note at so days with a good endOrSer
TOWNSHEND D. FENDALL,
ian S-dts Executor OF Jos. Caches decd
II In consequence of the inelemency of the
weather, the above sale is postponed until Wtd.
nssday merit, 18Th int, at same honr.
ian l2-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

The Baltimore American of yesterday says -
The feeling in the money market is hardly as
buoyant as it was day or two since. Prime
paper can however be readily negotiated at 10
tai2 D cent and money can be had on prime
colaterals at TAG p cent. Eastern Exchange
is abundant, and rates are lower New York
and Boston funds were dull this morning at Il,
and we quote Philadelphia do. at to y cent.
premium -
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From Nebraska.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. y Resolutions were in
trodueed into the Nebraska Legislature,
against the Lecompton Constitution. Both
Houses had passed resolutions endorsing
Furgerson for Congress instead of Chapman.
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Cong -

In the Senate, yesterday, bill was passed
I, amend the act authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury t, change the name OF YES
sells.
The bill amend try Of the act to promote
the efficiency of the Navy, was taken up and
discussed.
Mr.. Wilson. introduced bill explanatory
Of the act granting bounty lands u officers
aud soldiers, passed March Sd 1858, so as to
secure claims to the heirs Of persons making
claims who have died before the laud war
rants were issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
DIED,

On Friday, the Sth instant, Of typhoid fever
at Chicago, Illinois, in the 2Nlh year OF ms age,
DIR. JOHN {. MORFlT. He was native OF
Washington. and resided there during the earlier
portion of his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
MA ItfIIE ID.

At Omaha City, Nebraska Territory, on the
10th December, al the residence OF the bride 5
father, A L. KING, esq, formerly OF Nashville,
Tenn, TO Miss GERrlE CLARKE, late OF
Washington, ID. {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13
Su,cidr OF nm EI-Prrsident.

New ORLEANS Jan. l2-Dr. A. jones,
Ex-Presdent of Texas, committed suicide at
Houston, on the 8tb instant, by blowing out
his-hruius.
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For
LOIS AND IMPROVE m ~ m
ofm uua m exe
Sr lot hsor arep ~ IA
r Gh
oypar dLto os0 sh ~
Cl
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BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TRUSrEES' SALE.-By virtue of deed
OF trust from Entwisle x Moore, to the un-
designed, dated January LIST, 1853 ard record
ed in Liber o, No. 3, folio 39s, of the land re-
cords of Alexandria County, the Undersigned
will on the 18th instant, at IL O'clock on the
premises, expose to sale, at public auction the
following property One STEAM ENGINE and
Boiler, one small Lathe, with rests, &c; one
Screw Lathe, with taps and dies; one Vice, one
large Lathe, head and slide rest, purchased from
Smith & Perkins; one Drill Press one Clinch
Lathe, with rests, shalting, and pullsys, contain
ed in the brick building on Union street, Alex.
andria, now occupied by Entwisle & Moore
Terms, cash. JAMES P. SMITH,
c. w. WATTLES ii"'''e''
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ian 4-eOtljth

NOTICE-MARlNE INSURANCE CONF
PANY OF Alexandria, cleo
ton for fifteen Directors to serve in this lnstItu.
ton. for the ensuing year, will be held at the
office OF the Company. on Friday, the 18th OF
January, 1883, between the hours of II o'clock,
A. NJ. and |, 2. NJ. By order OF the Board
dec 3l-2awtE C. w. WATTLES, Sec'y.
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Railway Affairs.

CIycIyxArI, Jan. l2-The Railroad diff
cuties at Marietta are settled, and the trains
resume today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

In the House of Representatives., on mo
ton of Mr.. Cliugman the Presidents mes
SAGE transmitting information coucernlng
Commodore Pauding's eztradition Of Walk
er aud his followers, was read.
MIR. Clingman moved the reference of
these papers tothe Committee on Naval AZ
airs, and that they be prlnted-~hich motion,
after a short debate was agreed to.
The speaker laid before the House
briet Executive message announcing that
the President has received from Gov. Sam
uel Mcdarg transcript of the State Con-
stjtution. recently adopted by Minnesota,
with an abstract of the votes for and against
it Referred to the Committee on Terrific
ries.
The President also laid before the House
communications from the President ana
Secretary of State in answer to House IN
quirics WHITTIER Nicaragua had complained
Of Com madore Fauhing's e1tradiuon OF
VIM. Walker and bis followers. both giving
negative replies; referred to Foreign Affairs
Committee.
Mr.. Smith of Virginia, asked leave to
offer resolution, according to the Coi0nl2a-
ton Society the use Of the old hall OF the
House IN the evening Of the 18TH instant ;
but ms ~ objecting, leave was not granted
Mr. Maynard made an unavaiilng ehort 10
introduce a resolution from the select commit
tee to examine and report on the accounts of
the late Clerk Of the House.
Mr.. Taylor, Of New York, also made az
unsys ling effort to introduce resolution d.
rec.ir, the Post Office Committee to inquire
int, tie propriety of the construction Of d
pos. Office by the Government tor the city OF
Brooklyn. IN
O, motion Of Mr.. J. CLANCY Jones, If Pa,
,hc Hou.e then went into Committee on Ehe
President Message. Mr.. Kellogg delivered
An nnti.,dmlnistratlOn speech.
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u OIICE 10 persons having account upon
my books would respectfully STATE
that all accounts due TINS January, nave been
rende ed, or are ready for delivery, and l ear
nestly request OF my patrons irons maj they De
promptly paid. ". b. RlCHARDS' "a
ian ll-lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

New YORK, Jan. l2.--Florr is firm; sales Of
1000 bbls., State s4,25a$4,35, Ohio $4.7oG
81. 81; Southern $l.5C@S4SO 50. Wheat is buoy
ant. sales OF 5000 bush; Chicago spring GA
l0Oc. Corn inactive and prices nominal
Pork is lower; mess $i4aSI5. Holders OF
Beef are pressing on the market Lard Is heavy.
Whisky is lower, at 2l3c. Stocks are firm.
Cumberland Coal Co. ~. Missouri is sd
Money active Sterling exchange finn.
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Loo AL 1T f. N y .

BANK OF THE OLD DoMINIoN.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Bank Of the Old Dominion, held yesterday,
the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors for the ensuing year:
Wm. \. McVeigh, William Fowle,
Wm. G. Cazenove, Daniel F. Hooe,
Lewis Mckenzie, }. J. Wheat,
Geo. II. Smoot, John II. Brent,
Beujamin IL. Lambert.
Also, for the Direction of the Pearisburg
Branch.
A. q. PendIeton, J. D. Johnston,
Joseph A. Peck, Guy D. French.
JAS. ". English, Hugh W0odIam,
James Adair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-13

GALE OF TAVERN PROPERTY.-Purs
= ant 10 a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Eau
quier county made at its September term, 1855,
in the case of Flshback VS.. Smithers, the under
signed, as Commissioner, will sell at Public
Auction, on the premises, on Saturday, The l6th
day Of January merit the property in said decree
IS, mentioned, viz: The HOUSE and LOT at
iaa the Plains Station, on tie Manassas Gap
Railroad, in said county, now occupied by Thos.
C. Board.
The terms Of sale are as follows, viz Ten
per cent OF the purchase money be paid IN
cash on dry of sale, and the balance IN equal
instalments at IL and Is months, with interest
from the day OF sale; the purchaser to execuH
bonds with good security for the deferred pay
ments, and the title TO be retained ull the whole
purchase money is paid.
JOSIAH r. FISHBACK, Comm.
Fauquer County dec l4-eots
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TENO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desIrOus
OF procuring the SEWING MACHINES of the
Undersigned will please apply 10 Messrs. WALL,
STEPHENS X Co, who have been appointed this
day, as our only agents in tho District and Alex
dlia rjan li-lml J. VI. SINGER & co.