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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

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eLoiee ssp<rfns wisas< and I.so'. o. ls.s =, -
q cbo..e .apsfsss lrdsaA, Aehf.l Ohso a. Co., -
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WHISKY ncsaiDsi Of x2c CAAAL FRxl ssss 49,, 81
sls so.s CON- sss .S.S o.,., - ~ ga ~, 49, sA ~
,S o'ris0 -. s.v isss $3.50 ;s;ssa, S-.
snd 81 25 for Whit. C.nsis, ssosf Cons s.~sSsc ca
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10 Ne~York. LiKs Isrosrs-l.sce sss ~ ca
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,s,ass rreep;, o. tLo.s !. s.s..s q a. asa.s} sr
sOso bush White kentucky so.i 70 ssrs ~ ssn.ssn
Coax steady at 7sld7<s. for fair We<t>ru XA ssI
provence, Ws y.x d ys,s N t.,tSI excited "a
bold hsck from the market sore surr<,-. s'vs
r-yor: in the New ierk psPeu ia, IN sas.s = s'ss
. sapp.rS 70 hsv, r-s oa The sayar, =; s n..A.s Ass
NewYork sses today 81 70 s- Aorros ccur. senns
a.. -psrtss IN Oars, and boid-r. sr isr s.s,sr, T.
week y. September Tbs RECEIPTS Al ia vc.r ~ an
crease ~ foaf 9,s . ,hs .s"e veil Of e. ana
IN Bsrl~y IS SIS bush Total Il r.,rse = ~
1851 r.dseed to Flour. liss77 ssls to Sega a. sss,s
$500 b.ss LaHD--Ssles of su bbl. ice sof SAy
80 tsre.. for Havana on private 'rrra' rsrssn Co
CncTnsAri, Sept. 2s-FLorx cess ssu
unchanged. sslhns al coc GRAIN 0ncs.as-A hxnPsss
PaIApxIrmrA. Sept ss-Ylors hrr. wsr,,-a.s
s.rns Coss d-i a, sess.c WHISKY sn,
B.LrIhens, ssR,, 2-ILeos .,sasy was.r -; a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
FROM EClOPT
PasseuCera sailed

three children Hsvsns JUus HerseIt Hennsna Phnau.
Mrs Mary Law Hs DR.. strohmssT, Chr. q. Bora Nm h
l@ns for,msnn and child Henry Kstcnhof Samuel N-.&
Ernest Ssttsr Mrs H-n.Ite Hahn sne child braaes Nv
deosedt Henry J. Miller Adoph f.nnei. r. kunas l2a
Conn, Carl Roebus ID. Witsen, j. J. Cassx Mo LsSs
Brscilsnd Hermann Maerters. Adoph Giesier Ma Lis
Kurtr Misses Gertrude and Mary L. kutz Andrea Shzs
Charlie. Axt Mrs Bertha Kelermsrn Chr. Seller O ksl's
mann, Miss Maria l.. vae- Herm. Lehman, and ion n
steersst-Totsl l5l.
In aeamsAp Pigo, 70, Jirerpoot-Mr Gr-Ses sri ssni
james Austin, Mcssr- Bcatie, Armstrong, Donald Shahk
NJ. and Mr.. Scott Mrs.. Prescott, Mics Onln, Nc N u
Thompson, Robert Nelson Capt Brton, M Frssst u
versu- Bsrthot T.. shorumer Me.srs. Kandmsn, Ora
Montbsnks. STACK, Mr.. spd Mr.. Hunter. James Bsir
John Aru,ase, james CLARK, Joseph Dunweedy snds~ss
In the csbin, and 243 IN the s,eerasr.
In bark T<yes1, for ST. Thonds-L A. Poldars, Asxs fJk
Capt Groves For Mayaeubo-Mr.. Siinonst and savssi
MINIATURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DlI
.o.o< sets. MooI-xAs
NIGH ~ArEE....THis DAy
Sandy Hook.. 9:28 Cows Island Is HslCas II 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
Ii CHAsEERs-SEPT 25-Before Judge DAVIES.
TIE ESGLIsr FMBEZZLEHkNT CAsE.
J0nathan Ped at. Sutton klliot.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TEss--sEPT. IS
Before Judge BRADY.
L.. -.


BRADY, J.-lf there has been examination OF the
judgment debtor and the creditor seeks further examination
tie 6hcGv which the order IL asked should the pre-
vous pocecdine and the fact that the defendant had gbe
qQentS acquired some property, Circumstance, tom winch
such TACT should be- sumed. multiplicity examinations
will not b. tolerated vrhot good therefor but The
same time no judgment creditor will he p-eve i'ed bona
hde Efforts IN these proceedings 10 obtain Of mis-
judgment. The AFFIDAVIT which II. olrrgas OBJ
tanned herein oehc N, IA the respects named de-
he'ent II any JunsGctonsl fact The omission h there
lore, one OF practice, which may b. supplied by snend
meut TIE affidavit reed in opposition the notion
discharge tie discscs circumstances which r.tfy
in ny judgment the belief that the debtor has acquired
property since the last examinations and the will BE-
-aned LtTcoTe taus fortified by the affidavit mentioned The
question Of IT, defendants TINS
te conclusvg OF the tAaIuson AXE place Ordered
oordnsy aud urtLcr that tae deeDd4rs examination hul
tea 70 the time when the prc-ious nation
Do not concus m the Pp<;on tina. subsequent order
shod Re gEsL- except upon notlce - the
creditor proceeds NJ bis iei and the allowed by xc
Clust be bis pieuny he BE- mgrvpy required 10 A.
pear hearing upon notice would necessarily inyr. ths
question Of rropr-Y which che f; examine i. siy.I
by stat e subject % TIN russ Of sete relating ercto and
decd u favor a The apphCa an would bjec, the yuass
conducting the cins 70 snot alton u the ss
quesii.sl apon the eAs mutation When flushed
Before Jadge BRADY.
THE HtRLlN RAILROAD INJUNCTION
Peter Tex Eyck and W ~ The Mayor Gc aud Tn. Neg
ok and Harlem RAirosj COMPANY.
THIS is ihe preliminary IN uncos aud order 10 show
which served sho B0sri Of Council en- .t week
Il up t9T tocsy d. d. k.J Gru.ne C. Brop.
sno j. 81 White plaintiffs; Richard Rr.eci cor the
(orposation Charles Cone aud Cnsris ~ SANFORD fr lie
Railroad IemYsGy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

This schedule was signed by f.. Dewitt Robinson,
for the ST. p and +. du L. K. K; W. p. johnson, for
the l. C. Il. r.; II. II. Porter, for the u. and Z. =.
r. r.; J: n; Kimball, for the Ia {; and n. r. ~
Samuel X Pa:t for the d. and NJ n H.; +. A ros-
lett for the c. and N. X. X. .,
II will be seen that the New-fork Central koad
was not represented in the Convention Inc interests
Of the Pennsylvania Central were taken care 81 oy
ID. W. Boss and John j. Houston OF the fort wayne
Road.
The Boston Journal says:
"Rumors have been floating through the street this
forenoon of large defalcation the part OF the
Cashier of the Brighton Bank, Mr.. Robert N ood,
worth whose resignation Of that Office we published
Yesterday The in the street vary In their es-
Inmates of the defslcntion from $NV to *Jovoo put
We have good to believe that they VIII fail tar
below the smallest sum named An INVESTIGATION Is
now being made BY the Directors. The Bank IS
amply secured against los. by the bondsmen Of Mr..
Woodwork, and by his private property, which has
been made over to the Bank 10 protect 1t from loss
Mr.. Woodwork is man of acknowledged business
capacity, and has been prominent member Of the
Baptist Society. lie has always enoyed the fullest
confidence Of those who know him. lie has been led
into his present difficulty by engaging in real estate
and other specuations."
TIE Hartford Times says:
"The Suffolk Bank is continuing its extraordinary
and usifable attempts 10 force the country banks
into submission TO its behests. but, yet meets with
very poor success Ii permitted the bills Of the Aga
wan Bank Of Springfield to accumulate on ts hands
to tie amour, Of $50 600 and refused to accept specie
for them at lfs own counter in Boston, but having
gathered enough, asst supposed 10 break the Agawam
sent agent to present t1em at the counter Of that
bank in Springfield. The agent went back with ~ 900
in gold, and flea in his ear. Two Lowell banks the
Wamesit for $4,000, and the Appleton for SO, 900,
had similar visitation on Saturday but met the de-
mand with promptness. The Hsdley Falls Bank
fUoyoke and the Westfeld Bank have changed their
accounts to the Bank of Mutual Redemption, and
surances have been obtained from over fifty New.En.
gland banks that are ready to do the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-Y0RK........Sssr. .
Cleared.


Stesmships-Jane.tovn Parish Norfolk H. LaaAs; Ia
bsms Schepck Savannah, s. L. Htchil Thos Swami R1-
say Savannah, h 8. Cromwell 4 Co
Shps-Alexsndris, TecoDIb Rotterdam, w Salem, phhss
phis Pool Mobile, 4. Richardson Coz Os~eso. s,sa2
Savannah, sturss Clesuan Co J. III. Ryersoa. Ls1As
Savannah, Post, Smith Co.
Bsrts-Narramissic Carr, Oporto r. Brot kca D.
Ryeson, Crosby Bristol Wilson Brsins Rover wssef'
Havana, N Ne SOD sons >. - Ncxei., Nies ss-sot
h. r. Buck Co.
BTigs-Fsnnie o. Field, Herrnsn. Oporto, r. p Blakca
Tsra;iue, Persse, Bathurst, Wu. lnaals
schooDer-aisrns MeITinew, "oiirgtop, H. L. Povsal
A. Iuue, Adams Charleston, Met rs1y Ma 4 Co a.
alec. Newman. New Haven, J. u. Edwards; Helena ~,
Roberts, Piciou, J. w. Londen; heiiy (Brl Rogtsy HA
h q. Donevsn Ida de Ia lorrc LsIar New Haven Nv
ger a Co. Harriet, stmwOod, Mrsnlrhi, C. H. Pssn,
o. n Lee, sopsT, Beaufort ke, D. &. Mansy, ElniIs Cor
he, Williams, Peter.burg R. L. Cooke Laura JAs, KtA
AexsndTs, Nc, NJ Becell; A WeuDorr, Bogsrt Asitr
dna Merrill Abbott; WOlco,i P-fSrr, Boston. Dsytal
sfraeuei Louisa, Chase, BostOu, :. W Lows Co. sa-
heare, Boston, W. Les< O. Gilbert bent Hoo ard =
Johns, ID. X. Dexolf .
Scops-M. Atwat.r, Damon Hatfori, J. b. EdwAfi. 4
Hall. Snow, Hsrifor1, Fawsd,.
BsTge-Oneida, TToIt, Phasdsipbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
MAR RE ID.
GkAHAM-ACOSTA-

0kAHAM-ACosTA-On Thursday Sept. 3, BY H. Rev pr.
tater James sruUm Graham 70 Kate OILY ea1shcr ~ John
Accssa, esq, q bro klyn.
hi9hAh-1RLAA-ln ST. Marx. Cbareh Grnd Rapia.
Mich. On "Wednesday evening SeV. - he nv
HI Curias d H.. assisted BY he Rev q n S,srl,s Aif5
T. hshs OF Detroit 10 GsT;uec Ru,seTs elis.. a. ,r n
DR. John i1uAS ~ Gr and Rspid-. 60 -
NDfRsoh-PARk ERs-Ou Sunday, MAJ 50 =. h. " =
PsTsonags ~ rs la. Twenty stytnth 49,. 81 ~. -
h,,h Al III, ~ N"@'Asi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

special Convention of general ticket agents Of
railroads in the United States and Csnadas assembled
at tie fremont House, Chicago. The Convention
was organized with D. P. Phelps, President in the
chair and j. n. Parsons. secretary pro ten.
The following representatives of the roads named
were present: D. p. Phelps, Gen. 7. Agent NJ. $.
and n. l. K. r.; Thomas Frazier Gen. I. Agent, NJ.
c. z. r.; John L. Parsons Gen. T. Agent, C!ev. aud
7. r. r.; j. W. Cary, Gen. Agent, c. Painsv and
A. K. r.; ". X. Barr, Gen Agent, Lake Shore Line;
b. +. Fifeld, Gen. Agent, T. H. A. and st. L. K X;
J. +. Boyd, Gen. T. Agent, Bee!ontaine Line j. j.
Houston, Gen. Agent, p. Fl. W. and c. X. r.; L. +.
Fuller, Gen. Agent, Bait. and Ohio r. d. " Boss,
Ger. ". Agent, p II. W. and c. r. K; II. c. Mar
shall, Gen. T. Agent, c. c. and c. K. r.; {. b.
Grcsnough Gen. T. Agent, n. Y. and E X. r.; $. X.
Plat, Gen. 7. Agent MI. and Mis-. r. r.; E D.
Robinson, Gen. T. Agent, c, St. p. and F. du L. K.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
DIE

ANDREWS On fgday, sep. p a: the resii-. =, b-r
brothcruaw, p y Cavii, esq Miss Marietta r Auf,.s-
IN the 57,h year Of Der ssc.
ADRlAN-At No 80 Grand s.rrct on Tgrsssv .v.,;- -.
IS Mary Elizabeth. daughter II John 80 @F'f,.Ar
A6usp, sged 81 mcr;ss and - csys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27


Dser.Ase compared With 1887
The agreement between the Erie, Central, Pennsyi-
vania Central, and Baltimore and Ohio Roads was
adopted to-day and the details viii be announced soon.
The freight agents Of each road will meet q, the ST.
Nicholas Hotel on Monday, with the view of hIng
rates according 10 the basis established BY the Confer
ence.
The exchanges a. the Bank Clearing House, this
morning, amounted to &l4l5o,7ls so. The Metropo-
Titan Bank certificates are g 900.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular auction sale of stocks
and bonds viii take pl~. Monday the 9th inst,
At I2i O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale of stocks and
bonds will take place Monday next, Sept. a. at the
Merchants Exchange at I2i O'Clock.
The receipts at tide water by the canals of this State,
Of four wheat, corn and barley, for the third week
Of September in 1857 and 1853 have been as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
COURT cALENpAR-TgIs nav

SUPREME CorKr-GrNLR.L IEKA.-ScS. II, is
10 30 2l . IS % 81 IS % s. 81 81 st. Sc 20 81 40 lss
SUPRFNE CoURr CiRCUiT-PGrt Nos. 30
SIS ses s7 as ssl. s PAS s7, sss lool lNs 1905 ico1
lVt9 Pert Inc. 80 50 80, 6i6
So. sei $40 "a. S74 s7s ss2 = sec 80 -, ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

The report of the Committee was adopted by the
Convention tn take effect immediately.
The following local rates of fare from chicago ana
Milwaukee to the points named, were agreed upon by
the different railroads in interest," to take effect rime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

advertise in oar columns ~ make eolsctions IN An
ington or Virginia
We annex a comparative statement of the Imports
Of Foreign Merchsndise at New-fork for the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
nv IsIegraph.

BOSTON. ssP .a-Au .Aip D. L. ce"ai> hsA,'
port. ..lsy a.
CHARLESTON ssrt Bars cslehsa, h-n
srd - ss~yoft 10. arrived tfe fadinf - - 90
>fN-ORLFAs< s.tt - AR. fcHcsy. shF. '-.D -
fTotn Nsisssi a ian. s..ss;s. Bs-ton. syhal peo
iuor Bcstar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

Bv Ere Ralyesk--<.l loo bes tloar, W d. Wh,a~ n.
Lard Isl pigs Provisions 40 Co ti~, x DO ClsS -
Tobaeco IS Do Ash~s So bass WOOL 20 d.. SkirA ~ -
Leather, lac rol,s DO, |. 10 bags Gram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
Gi6a2

Decrease Of veei .. compared -h Ina, Of 1887 7g7o
The following is a comparative statement OF the
value of exports from the commencement Of the year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

Be- ..@sm.slp S.ssr.. 10 siise' " " c'P' As''
bars To-, a arvBtsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27
sIarket.-cAarrvrLY REPORTED 70. The N. Y TsInrsr

SATUkDAf, sept Iho5-
ASfES-The demand for both kinds has sbsted the
demand Ia frezh.s; sales 81 for Pots and Pearls
COTTOS-The market is firm and fairly active, sales Of 1850
bales part in transiiu. We repeat quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

The following table viii compare the exports OF ths
seven principal staple articles for the week and year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

S3o25 2ls,2o tSbeI a513b
517.e5i 4Nl.225 f6Sl5
Ineres-~ .s45 AS Ines 5?p5 Dec. 1852 Inc. 1881
Reducing the whea, to four the eIce.. Of receipts
in 1858 over 1857 is equal TO ,553, 926 bbls.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles OF
produce, from the opening of the Canals to and IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

Increase. Deci5,jey iac.illsS uee'.'o ID
The aggregates of the receipts OF the above articles
.o far for the wears 1857 and 1853, have been:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

CHILD Run OvER.-A little girl who gave her
name az Mary Josephine, run over bya Green
wood car in COurt-sreet Saturday and Sustained
fracture of one of her legs She attended 10 by
Surgeon Ball, and conveyed to the City Hospital
FRE.--A fire broke out IN the store Of David Jack
son. No. 81 Myrtle avenue, On Saturday, which was
damaged to the extent Of several hundred dollars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES.
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSUR3Ncv
- COMPANY, AL F. y AN RIA. Va
CAPITAL OVER S25O,OOO,
AND VUNSIANTLl NJ i kASING
Z Il - LN---...--..-.

y
The charter OF this Company offers more f.
yorable advantages 10 the farmer and o.,s-
than any other company chartered IN the >.a..
by insuring with or without a premium note
# the applicant prefer. he can pay the u anon,
of the premium in cash, or by efecriug Ca.
insurance Tor two years, the insured save, or-
eighth of the amount he would o'uerwise han.
10 pay: or by becoming member and sly!ry.
small premium note. the insured saves E-sr.v
one hall OF the amount charged by Stock Conn
MES, when insurng from year TO year Tai,
the advantage resulting from he cOmbIua'or NJ
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE
This company commenced issuing po..cn
against loss or damage by fire, OF the 18th a.
March, 1884, since which time over five '.o.
sand seven hundred persons have insured a.. BE-
come members OF the Company and over ta....
thousand dollars nave been paid for lose, -
Having trebled our business during the p.,,
year. We tee grateful tor the liberal pa'rorss.
bestowed upon the Company thus far, and IorI,
farrerng prospects OF future usefulness IT,,
Directors hope and believe that by pruler..
caution and a rigid system OF economy. they
will establish for this Company repu'a'cl
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by an
Company in the U. States.
All differences in settlement OF losses, may b.
determined by three dsinterested arbitrator o.,
the County where such loss happened, TO b, ~.
tually chosen by the insured aud the Company
mn -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
The truth is, society in Washington is fast

The truth is, society in Washington is fast
sinking under an accumulation of native fol-
lies and foreign fashions. The a,lStocrqcy OF
the Federal Metropolis are little better than
an association of "snobs". Except among a
email and select class of quiet people one
finds there scarcely vestige of the republi-
can simplicity of earlier times. Everything
is sham and prctension The profusion of
paste and pinchbeck which dazzles the eye
of jenkins is as genuine as the air of courtly
elegance which 'ires his enthusiasm. Witt
the Spartan severity of manner that once dis
tiuguished the representative men oftbe coun-
try, have disappeared the unobtrusive but sub
stantial character of its women. The change
is sadly significant of national decay
Rich South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
HATS, CAPS, BoNNETs, sc.

MO. 7g-P H ENIX HALL, HAT AND
" CAP ESTABLISH MENT JOHN IN
MOLD having removed 10 his new store IN ne
above building, would solicit call tnf "'
public 10 examine ms selection OF IneIrs pr
feet articles OF the London Paris {, ID NJ"
York Fall styles composing the Creates vanr'i
o. HATS AND CAPS ever offered in tai. mar
ket-remember also that this stock beng GreC
iIom the manufactures can be sold as cheap as
in any retail establishment North. Attention .
particularly invited 10 A RNOLD ; NV
STYLE OF PATENT MOLESKIN ELASTIC
HATS, which comprise every variety Of tex
ture and elegance, and have only 10 be seen %
be appreciated.
In regard 10 the head gear TOR young men,
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot be SUI
passed, and sight OF is sure conviction
The most beautiful assortment OF chill
DREN'S AND INFANTS FANCY HATS ~.
CAPS But the greatest curiosity Is the r.
maTkable cheapness OF all articles sold BY
oct ST JOHN ARNOLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.

VNHE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED-ly
subscriber. after having tested the cr"l'
system TO his heart 5 content, has come TO ne
conclusion that the CASH SYSTEM IS the best, BOZ"
for the buyer and seller, and, from the presei.
date, shall do business upon the above pnnc.
pie, and would respectfully call the attention Of
his friends of the town and country to In very
extensiye stock OF BOOTS AND SHOES. suI'a.
BILE 10 the present and approaching season,
which as usual, he offers for sale al fair hNIus
prices His stock consists III part OF the follow
ing very seasonabIe articles, VIZ:
Ladies Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes
" Slippers, Ladies Caters
Boots morocco and SeaD
/ Misses and Children Boots and Shoes
Geutlemens Calf KiPP, and Buff Boots
/ " Shoes
Boys " and KiPP Boots
Shoes
Youths and Boots
Shoes
Mems thick Boots and Brogans, No. |, for farm
ing and similar purposes, and in short, every al.
ticle usually found in a weI-stocked Boot a..
Shoe Establishment. HENRY l.. SIMPSON
jy l4-tf Royai street mar km.
4 LEXANDRIA, VA. JANUARY IsT. 1871
~ RICH.ARD j. CROSS has this day as.5.
Grated with him III business. john u. LiGEh
BEL and HENRY e. FIELD. for tho vur
pose OF carrying on a GENERAL SHOE BIS.
NESS. AT No. ~, kISG STREET, ALEXANDRIA Va.
under the firm name and style OF Gross
LUGENBEEL Il CO, where the public grrs
rally are invited TO call and examine their large
and well selected Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, 81.
which will be sold Tor cash OF TO strictly purc
tual customers, as low as they can BE- adi
Quality considered) IN this or any other city
u Particular attention paid to CISIOH
WORK, both as 10 material and workmanship
and warranted to please. A call is respectfully
solicited at the SHOE STORE Of
Jan CROSS, LTGENBEEL X 60.
II 'HE CAsE system ADOPIED.-lhe subscribe
having tried the credit system. and louo
that il will not pay has concluded TO adop, ne
CASH principle. In future and from the date
he will continue TO do business upon the above
principle In bidding adIeu TO the old system.
he would return his thanks TO his customers Tor
past favors, aud hopes by strict attention all
such inducements as he may offer, TO continue
il under the new.
Jan 1T JOHN l.. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

JELLY STEAMERS, Jelly MouldS, FaLna
., Boilers. Chafing Dishes. Coffee Urns, Egg
Boilers, Britannia Coffee and ga Pots' I!ate
Warmers, Buckwh heat Cake Dishes, Oyster DISH
es, Scales and Weights for family use, Fire Car
riers, Coal Holds. Coal Sitters, Foormen to hang
before CRATES, Slaugh Cutters, Toilet sets Of
p,iu,ed Tin. Cake and Spice Boxes, Door Mats,
Sbeepskin Rugs. Table Mats, Clothes Horses
Hammers for soiled Clothes. For sale by
- os JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

EALL STYLES-HATS, BONNE1S. Rib
BONS, &c-J r. Evans has Just n,
ceived and opened, a splendid assortment o.
GOODS in the above line embracing BONNEl>
OF the finest fabrics and of the latest Psrl.aa
styles. He has also a splendid stock OF RIT
BONS, RUCHES, ARTIFICIAL FL0WEh>
and indeed every thing pertaining to his oo"
ness, which he offers on the very best terms. !
me assortment OF gentIemans SOFT HAZE
always on hand He solcts a call al the OIL
stand, where ne is prepared to sell WhO's'o'
ard Retail. oct No So King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

WE have on hand plain and figured Nous
w Inns, Cashmeres and Merlnoes, sha"is'
Scarfs. WOrsted Jackets for children, Blankets
Cloaks Tor Ladies, and many other desirable
WINTER GOODS. which We are offering at from
TWENTY-FIVE to thirty per cent. less than tins
seasons prices. 10 close out the stock. Fine
French Merinoes, all wool and rwllled on both
sides for ga CENTS. ASHBY Il WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02
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dec Twin 80 Courtandt street, \.

4 LEXANDRIA LIVERY AND SALE
~ STABLE.-Will be opened on Tuesday,
September st, at The corner Of Queen and Far
far streets, one square north Of Ne~oms HOTEL the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected by the sub,
scriber, where may be had at all times HORSES
AND BUGGlES, RIDING HORSES, &c. &c.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale. and at Livery All Horses sold at my
Stable will be sold as though they were my
own, and prompt returns will be made. Com
mission for the sale of HORSES entrusted to
INV care moderate My Stables are fitted up in
the best style and the business will receive my
nersonal attention Gentlemen III the country
having Horses Tor sale or exchange, are referred
70 any of the merchants OF Alexandra.
ano os--cotf THOMAS COYLE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

I IQUORS.-l5O bbs Rectihed Whlskey
4 IS bbIs. Old Rye Whisky
25 Cincinnati pure Rye WhlsEey
~ New England Rum
20 Apple Brandy
80 Domestic Brandy
IS Gin; ~ do Bourbon Whskey
2pipes Holland Gin
do Jamaica Spirits, (oldD 10 barrels Peach
Brandy; 80 casks Cherry Brandy; 10 bbLS.
Blackberry Brandy; ~ do. Ginger Brandy; ~
%. Peppermint and Cinnamon CordlaIs. VITA
Stout. Ale, Porter, DcmUohns, &c, to which the
attention of the trade is invited.
F. 4. NARBURI,
mn ~ No II. FcwIe's Wharf.