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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

After two or three weeks Of examination
aud re-examin atoms, ordinations and re-
Grim nations between the accused party,
Robert L. Willis, and the maid servant who
appears as witness against him, on the
charge Of murder at his Saloon in Broad
way, New York the Justice 10 the case has
decided to send Willis up tor trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The following presidential ticket is propo-
sed by the opposition down in Alabama
For President, William c. Rives, Of Virginia,
Vice President, Edward Everett, of Massa-
cbusetts. Would that the Opposition down
in Alabama" could prevail upon the oppcsi-
ton in the United States to adopt such tic
l. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The Fredericksburg Recorder says I've
took considerable trouble yesterday to mix
with the Democracy of Caroline, and we now
feel DO hesitarcy, whatever, in asserting that
Caroline is out for John Letcber. When the
Convention shall meet, in few weeks, 1t
will be seen that this is not mere speeula-
tior, but is founded upon facts which cannot
deceiye uso
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

A remarkable exhibition took place at the
Hopkinsvillc (Tenn.) Fair. Ten brothers,
named Brown, all mouuted on fire gray hor-
ses rode into the amphitheatre, all being good
horsemep. The eldest was aged forty, the
youngest twenty. They had not all been to-
gether for fifteen years. Their mother was
present. and they refined up in front OF egio,,
rious matron, and saluted her, while she shed
tears OF joy and pride.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The section of the New York Democracy
Known as the Peoples ADD Regulars orgsn-
izstion, held their primary elections ON Mon
day evening to choose candidates to the Va'i-
Gus conventions upon which will devol7e the
duty Of selecting nominees for charter Oh
foers to be voted for next month. The
election passed of anything but quietly
in the Fourteenth ward. There the Dead
Rabbits" and another party Of bruisers H.
dulged in free fight, in which one individ-
ual was shot and another stabbed In half q
dozen places. This is pretty fair begin
ming of the political contest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

A trunk belonging to the lady of DR.. K. l..
II. Dobyns, of Tappahannock, was cut from
the back in which she was going to the steam
boat Virginia, at fredericksburg, on Mon
day night last, about 10 o'clock. The trunk
contained great deal Of valuable clothing,
az we'll az many other articles of value.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The Richmond Eoquirer while agreeing to
acQuiesce in the nomination of Mr.. Leteher'
II it is made, declares that until such nomi'
nation, sit will protest against it unceaslng-
ly, and, in any erent will not cease to expose
the unwarrantsble Vaccinations by which 1t
is attempted" This is hardly backing
ones friends"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11
JOHN GIBSON, SONS &
Philadelphia oct Idly

rNHOROUGH ENGLISH TEACHER "a
Virginia Lady, seeks the situation OF GOV
ERNESS in a private family. More than
twenty years experience enables me 20 offer my
SERVICES as DlRECTRESS and lNSTRUC-
TRESS OF YOUTH, with full confidence cf
rendering entire satisfaction 10 which,
testimonials of ability, and character, furnished
by many persons oil first standing IN the State
Address MRs. ANN TULER, Hampstead Post
Office, King George County, Virginia
King George County. oct zS--law3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Two murderers, sentenced to be hung on
the 18th December, have escaped from the
Pougbkeepsie, New York jail, by outing
through wall into chimney flue. and from
thence passing olt without being observed
by .he guard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Commander Thorburn, Lieutenants Moore.
Wells and Phelps, Surgeon Mason, assistant
Surgeon Msgee, and Purser Richie, have
been ordered to relieve the officers Of the
Sloop-ol-War ST. Mary's, at Panama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

We have news from Jamaica that II. b. NJ.
steamship Leopard, and the celebrated war
steamer Devastation, bearing the board pen
nant of Com. Kellett, were about to leave
Port Royal for Greytown. These vessels.
with the Valorous, with Sir Gore Ou.ely on
board, are probably near their destination by
this time. Can anybody tell what is really
10 the wind?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

nCCOQUAN MILLS FOR SA E-The
above we'll known MILLS are offered tor
sale They are situated IN the town OF Deco.
guam, Prince William County, Virginia, at the
mead Of tide water, on the Occoquan river, and
have water carriage to Alexandria, (irom which
they are distant about sixteen miles by land
by means OF he nccoquan and Potomac rivers.
In the Merchant or FIGURING MILL We run
three pairs OF five and malt, and three pairs Of
five feet FRENCH BURRS.
"a The north wall of the MILL stands on
IN he Occoquan nver, so that vessels deliver
grain into the MILL, and FLOUR is lowered
by block and tackle into their holds.
ST., There is also GRlST MILL, with one
o. pair OF BuRRS, a SAW-MILL, and PLAS-
TER MILL The water-wheels are all twenty
feet nigh, and overshot. The water power and
privileges are known 20 be the most valuable
between the Potomac and Rappahanncck.
There is excellent opportunity 10 select any
quality OF wheat in the Alexandria market and
the supplies derived from the neghboring coun-
try ale considerable
The situation is as healthy, perhaps, as any in
the world.
We will sell with the MILLS, sr separately
r. FRAME DWELLING, used as the Nil
EaA ler's house. and a LARGE STONE MAN
SION. with all the necessary out.buildings
GARDEN, ORCHARD, &c and beautifully
situated. Possession given on the first of July,
1889. Apply to JOS. JANNEY Il co,
Occoquan Post Office, Prince William County,
Virginia. nov 6-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Leonard Scott L Co., New York, have re.
Published the Ostober number of the West
minister Review. 1t contains articles ON
France. India, &c., &c. Robert Bell, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The New York Herald asserts, upon the
best information is can obtain, that Haskin
has been defeated for Congress by twenty.
three plurality for Governor Kemble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The Detroit Advertiser gives new meth
cd Of computing interest on any number Of
dollars at per cent, which appears simple.
Separate the right hand figure by point,
and the figures On the left hand Of this sepa-
rating point will be the interest in cents fcr
six dsys-the figure on the right Of the point
decimals Of eeut. Multiply the whole num-
Der by .fee to find the interest for Mtrty
days, aud this sum by two for sixty days.
three for uiuety days, Sc. For any number
of DAYS less than six, take the fractional
part of tie interest for six. Care must be
taken GO separate the right hand figures OF
the dollars whether there be cents or mills
in the given sum or not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

The counsel OF Gambrill, recently convicted
Of murder, in Baltimore, have moved Tor a
new trial in his case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

EO. /. BALDWIN, dealer 10 IRON and
" STEEL, No. 10 iT0rth Fairfdr Sired Al
ways on hand complete stock OF B AR,
BAND, HOOP. and HORSE. SHOE IRON al. %,
CAST, SHEAR, GERMAN, and BLISTER
STEEL. All OF which will be sold at the low.
est price for cash, or on shirt credits TO punctuaI
customers. sepl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11
The Oyster Trade OF Cincinp,,t

The oyster trade OF Cincinnati i. an inn.
tant interest and is rapidly Increasing u.
have made enquiry into the facts, and pra..,.
them substantially. The season comms5ca.
about the first Of September, and closes 4. ~,
the first of May, continuing two hundred ,,t
forty days. The impOr,atlons are cbirs,
from Baltimore--C. :. Matby being n,
great oyster king--ani average loo case. .,
600 cans, and 10 barrels shell oyster, >.
diem. This Is equivalent to 3s4OOu c.r.
and 2, 400 barrels per annum. The frs. co.,
equa IS cents per can and 81 per BARR
making 40 aggregate Of 500, 400. Of II,
above, the cases are all imported per -.
Adams Express Company, aud the shell oy,
tsrs By other Express compsnies. In All
ton, however, II is estimated that about -.
900 worth are imported from other poir,.
making 4 total aggregate Of S3lO 900 Der a.,
mum invested for this market at hrstco.t /.
is also proper 20 observe tbata large porti,,
of the oysters embraced 10 the $4,000 s.,,
mate are brought by freight tram. on RAJ.
ways, aud being from four TO Elk DAYS !,
transit, are Of an inferior quality. ami AZ,
sold at nominal reduction If ten Der cent
The frs. cost OF the several qualities per a.,
press, from the smallest to the best, is 81 :;
and 81 and 81 rs per can. and are ret,IIai
here at IS, 90, 81, 81 % l,2j and 81. 50 pe,
can; aud the first cost OF those SHIPPED upo,
regular freight trains is ten aud dteen pe,
cent. less.
The quality is governed by the size Of III.
oysters. Of the small kind there are twelve
or thirteen dozen in q can; Of the medium
size about ten dozen, and Of the largest which
are retsiled at $3.50, there are seven ore,b,
dozen, generally the former uumber. Each
barrel contains fifty d, zen, or t)O oyster. in
the shell, going to show that the profit. &
the restaurateur are very large. The she.
oysters are all consumed 10 this market, bu,
large portion of those brought in cans ara
reshlpped to neighboriug towns and cities
1t is fair TO estimate the clear profits 90 the
entire amount Of shipment at twenty per cent.
or 81 900 per annum. The heaviest imtor.
tiers are H. l.. Stiles, WALNUT street, soi h.
Orr, Fifth street. They receive about three
fourths of the entire quantity imported, and
the remainder are distributed among nune,.
Gus dealers. 10 order to be more explicit. /.
may be we'll to state that during December,
January and February, when the Target De.
msnd for oysters exists, the impor atloDs often
exceed one hundred aud fifty cases and tven
ty.E,e barrels per diem.-Cmcinnah C.r.
HercLdl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

William I. French, esq, of Stafford coun-
10 ia nominated az q candidate for the State
Senate, from tho Prince William district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Tho States remarks that the list of navy
Lieuteoauts is now exhausted--every one
not affected by the late Retiriog Board haV-
ing teen assigned active duty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

C,UBSCRIBE AT ONCE.-If you wish to
secure a copy of that elegant Engraving
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH and the
ART JOURNAL, with the other premiums, be
sure and subscribe SO, before the Isl OF January,
1859. Specimen copies OF the above, and full
particulars given, by applying to
nov 10 GEO. L. BALDWIN, Agent.
DURE CRAB CIDER, for sale by
noyI J. E. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

1 FISHERY FOR RENT will rent for
"A the ensuing year, or if desired, Tor term
oil years, my FISHING SHORE, known as
WALNUT LANDING
This Shore is on Nanemoy Reach, the next
below Mary land Point. 1t has been fshed sue.
cesstully by the same man for the last eleven
years. and or the last two years has caught as
many, If not more FISH, than any SHORE on
the Potomac. To good tenant, the terms will
be moderate. n. VALLEY, Nanjemoy o.
Charles County, Nj nov 4--wtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

nATENT MEDIClNES--Palu KI.isr ".
boris Cod Liver OIL and Lime, hu'a'oA
solution Magnesia, Woods HAIR Res'of'''
Jaynes' vermituge, Mrs. Aliens HAIR Res'oi'''
Zylobalsanum, Carrying Oh, Wright P.''
Parks Pricklsy Plasters Railway hraly H.
lief, Jayne's Carminative BaISAm, hu'o@G.'
Maenesla, Henry's do Ellis. do, "ls'"F %.
sam Wild Cherry, StabIers ExPec'oran,' N0.'
heads Magnetic Plaster, Osgoods Inolasos.''
ElIiss Corn Plas,ers. LittIe's White o. b4'-''
lor's Hair Dye, Bulls SarsaparIld NrL1's .
Vermifuee. and SAINTS Sarsaparlla, Ius' ',e'''
ed, and tor sale by .l,
JOHN LEADBEATER h son,
II mo 10 Staber Old stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

TIN PIE AND DINNER PLATES, IA
] TY PANS, CAKE CUTTERS. &C
the season is approaching when the a0o'e d..
cles will be 10 demand, the subscriber g''s' ~
tice that he has received large 'uPP.y' "',-
will be sold Iow-on hand several yely prev
Japanned Tole, Sets, which VII BE- SOFA d. ~.
for cash. Don't forget the Uys'tf D'''s'
which are Just in season-'ry one and you -. ~.
be ighred-they are fully equal to Tue 'a'-.
Sausage Cutters we nave been selling 'H' .,
Jew weeks. Nothing goes ahead OF ne" =
cept our Premium Stove Polish. "I'e u ..
at No. ~, Royal.street ,.,.urcy
nov ~ JOHN !. Nhh''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
The d alias Herald of the ooh ultlmo says;

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Il, 1858.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

TLEGANT CURTAIN GOODS-CLA.
II GETT X DODSON have the pleasure Of.
informing all in quest OF any kind OF CURTAIN
MATERIALS, that their stock OF every 'Eug
appertaining 10 that kind OF Furniture Is now
complete IN all that is novel and desirable al
of which they are selling very cheap
They have now in stock
Elegant triple width French Satin BrocsI.
telle, all colors
Elegant double width French Satin BrOca.eI.,.
Do embossed Rept de Lam ls'yo
Do do EtoH de Afrique, bo'1 usa
DO plain and striped Rept, very pretty al.
new.
Embroidered Borders and Bands Curtains 20
Broad Cloths, very new and recherche.
Rept de Lame, in extremely rich colOr' az.
borders 10 match These are rich ~ 'Ar ry'geg-
Rich Satin LANES, IN entirely new styles. 'r.I
reasonable.
Rich Damask Lame, same style very Cheap.
Three cases superb embroidered Lace az.
Muslin Under Curtains, all Rew, at prices from
81. SO 10 $40 per window.
Also, rich centre and side Cords and Tass-.'
and Gimps 10 match, and COrnIces, Side ba'i'
and Pins in Flower, Fruits, and unique dr.gr,
We respectfully invite all IN want OF 'uFaIi'
to call and see for themselves. WewaTa1' W.
prices TO be as low, if not lower than any O.
the same goods can be had in any ot %" NoT.l.
crn cities.
Also. just received the latest designs from p.
ris for the construction and hanging OF curtains
as represented by lie Garde.TroubIe. 'o"aI"
we are subscribers tor the benefit Of our custom.
ers. CLAGEll DOD>oN
Wa.hin gton nov Q-eoSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

TXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSEUF
&c. w. PURCELL Il co, RUHSO,O, -.
We offer our services TO Presidents and Co0
tractors on the different lines OF Internal ln.
provement thIous bout the State, tor 'ae co..'c.
ton OF debts due by the State, and tor is con.
version into and sale OF Virginia State Stock -
Having every facility for selling We are PFfP''ll.
ed 10 make liberal advances on stock u sod
Our charges will be moderate. We also oar'
our services TO our friends ~ the county N'
| the purchase OF Virginia State, Bank, and every
de- criprion OF Stocks. at Inc current mdEKe' f''
without any change OF commission.
Orders by mail, either Tor the Purcaa'" o.
sale OF any security, will meet with our PfomF.
attention, and will be attended 10 on as E'"'
terms as though the parties sending "efr pr"
sent. L. W. PUk'ELL !"
Oh Va my t-uly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

I USr RECEIVED from New York, this day,
u another lot OF BONNET RIBBONS, FLOW.
Frs, &c which cannot be surpassed, for beauty,
style, &c, in this city.
! am Low manufacturing Silk Velvet and
Satin BnNNEIS, for the Winter, at lower
price than any other esta olishment in this city
and of the very latest style.
oct 30 JOHN +. EVANS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

Aa FOR RENT-The subscriber has a
-1@.A good STORE HOUSE for rent, at Cor
louisville, Orange county, Virginia.
Gordonsville, oct 2-eo3m w n. MANN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-11

JOHN LEN UBFH TN ~ ''|'TT
IL mo 10 Stahlef VIA '''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26
FURNITURE

(,HILDpRv's PEDsrrAps WITH SIDES. ES1tssLY
~ new stys, bak valno enitsss osdeais pti'e ~ sut
upwardr urfurpesyed IN this city; t0dog cribs a. nat
wv Of All suds, GOOD scd cheap, q, wAhKShS, $50
BrosisAy tour cOors below RecOker street. Ms nsts A.
L'URN1rupE A GENTLEMAN WISHING 10 Rstfas
from ovuse, eeprr ofers HE enire hns o'eEoo1 ma
bogary, enameled and CAR furniture ~ private sale ~
great sacrifice from cost for few dave ONLY coursx ~
SOLID rosewood s,s etegeres tooScssse ptsuo @hns Ia
sruUsn ;psr"sx ornamenis be iseas bedding bur iaus
vtssa.Sds OAK dining room china osis-y
nc bnuee ~ let. posse~ ion lSh a srr.T ArpJh NJ
81 Nest aweut. aeoatd strsst, near ~ Agtaus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26
WATCHES, JEvELRY. &C.

DbMONDs, wATCuEa, JswET.RY, &C, PURCHASED
II AZ me bgses rates, advanced the
shy m0nn1 Aeo yaches and jewelry For sale At great
escr'aa y ~ BSRRiN3kk no Broadway, room rs
SuVkH PLsT1yG.-OtD PLATED WARE or EvERy
oesernuon repaied git equal to silver pst,d
TONE spncns casters bssKeis and hand Shee,
tVr ocor plates O. every pstes1 Wholesale and retail
j. ssUHE, l3i Fulton street. sun Buildings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

y MAMMOTH MUSICAL FxsrfvAL
rLTE CuAhpETRE
Or the ID, ID aud An OF Augur.
Tho management are gratded To that arrange
msns have beer 90 far completed tia hey enabled 70
MONSTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL
already sdsertlsed viii certainly take place
AUGUST SECoFD, THIRD and FOURTH
The entertainments will coaslt Of -
GaAED VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCEIVE.
1HKEs DAYS rEsTryAL
Arrangements having been already made to procure
TWO HUNDRED PzaFoaMEss,
GAIL ANscHyTz nri max sAsrrztS
they have also secured the servues q.
AN0 EI.o TORRI AMI Ernst akIi,t,, A. JOAN AK ard
r IL. THOMAS rs Oonductor5
Balls ca AMPETkx
Each EVENING
In I'VE different places in the Park. with
1e whole of the WOOD oeisg ca every evening with
SUPERB DRUMMUNO LIaira,
PROFESSOR GRANT
SEVERAL OF THE PRrrCrP ali BANfi-VsREIva
have already announced their la compete FOR the
VALUABLE PktIEj
ofie ed them. ArrSng aso .ds with
Joshfh a. q IsAAC hDaE, JA,
MAakIsICEnr DIsrLAys or FIREWORKS
AsCENToHS OF BALLOONS
viii also take place
The admission win be ooiy
THkk1f.fIVE OENs5 DAILY.
The order ct tho various kmusens well the
OF tho Concerts, viii be given Ia future advertise
msxia
The for all preliminary bususs ~ tae Kind psrms
Aoa Of the directors will be ~ the
ACADEMg OF MUSIC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26
CORPORATION NOTICES,

rruE CoMMITTEE ON AssEssMsvrs or rug BoApp
OF Councilman VIII meet At the once Of the 'depu'lr.
for sk'ug assessments usder COrporstou ordinances Ma
Rtbatnbers lSssenenD tnesisy, N iassan
a2P " Parties Interested in she following nan-f a.ses
et lis's on who OPP 10 tse same, uou a Ia Ss
present WV Requesting, %, Letingon sveoue 800
fofy sfeh sire.ts resutsting a. tt6b
between Eghtt snd sri "a 1gsr, sswer "a sh
nircet acurcn ant staa,,n streets recvin, paste
culver sauSee NJ AGo nsy AND Housrl
scd s psn hayng psoo isf rsusnsn OF re- LET from
sessrerl ~ @rder. -
rAaI. W gaLPfN,
a.Nsus AC@r. iCwahttss,
EEsRg ~ NENNT
Jyfs x BkADs,
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STE A MRlDATS.

4 FrBbNOOc BOAT roR yoNEEzs HASTINGS,
y nolb'e Ferry TaFrvt0wn, Sing sing snd Havsretrsw
M ut bspA DWAY VII leave pier foot Of ivy street
nternocc A. four O'Clock, tousbny q. Amos street
.Ok cDFET ISLAND AND FORT III xraTO9-rnn
s,easnbo.s abroRA Captain AIMING smith WIN
esly le.yns West Tenth street (Amo~ ~ IS& and 81
20 Moth Fivr., AZ srd O'Clock ss.urn'ng, lssye-
he Issnd al ~ 2sns az oeock tuchinE al Fort uauasr
each ~aT. Fare Toe he eKcnrsion - cents
E'OR ALBANY AND .-oPPOsIrTON TO COM
a. .infi mon p1ly--FArs 50 cents Steamer rAxrNgrD
wlleete " lot tohinson street nj o'clock A. NJ stfi,x
btsk Gd cstssll
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FAN AcS2AGr

bS9.4sEA "a savI.GS Ir,TfTUTrJs, 40 ss7 $40 %
~ WY. epnsnessn esrs r'srs -Ispfz-srs hsrs,y
oojSed n. h- ~ svrus deta-ri on III srus
utisc aartn 81 taa ss:s az csI
petsssesst $500 AID fvE os>ss- SsM t ia "a,
end st-r s..odsy Iuiy ID c.es
an o-iDe'osi sad d-A~ iniese Scea-dais (ea Iuls
H-~s ar f~r - 10 No, lax
evsnil>g from To O'Clock.
FRANCIS p. sCH0AI.s. prssdsal
WADE r. WoRRAL, Secretary.
PrrEk CUNNING, Accountant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

n UCrT9S SALE or FINE FASHIONABLE FuRNf
"A ture paintings sstuary, paroforte. veses AZ II
ANlllSsiIH suctoreer, VIII sell Tuesisy, July
"a Issdenee NJ Nes Eleventh street. sixth avenue All
rsrrr furni:uc, rovsrh in silk broclis ss velvet
Tufssh 400 RECEPTION chairs covered o1e nxsnt.
vett tosewooS piano octave, pearl KEYS, t-s ood
doors and aiuary: marble ton
and side abea; lsdiss ses-etare. lined satin
wa1d, Two eieg ant mantle mirrors pier cra
,4G corrnes clrpets vhses pani.asi ~ csoJrt;i
orc4ntrs ,iorg room Furniture In spi ols. excursion
tehie buffet cbaus cu.tsrY, hne gsSs china
iroer se'G, silver plated eastern spooas forks SC II,
yose~cof axt velvet carpet sirptare
sofas, chqrs.
c-rges 6r sale u commence NJ lo o'clofk Pera1as in
want OF ine furniture. viii do well 70 Atesd thu sale.
syONST ApIE 8SALE--BY vrarUE OF AN EXECUTION
" VIZ cxpota FOR AAie 81 public auction (Monasy
uY = IL 0ctl,t IN the forenoon at Paul sovners
No sb7 Ibd avenue, of twenty third street.
4 leo, tbs right ute aud nierest 10 said siore.
HUGH hoSAHAN. Constable.
rTrTAPD TrfUEcR AUCrosERR-sY avn
~ eCBEsCk In Iuenay 9Th iasisnt. At 600 H. a,
their sssfem % Nssssu Erea bay years I'D Is
every AND 20 rot mite 10 $50 alec light eoltipg
scn An1Gs OF MIGe harm also carriages aa-
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a. fItzNaaUNs, AUCTION sBR, WAL ssi.L Ar
4 sucton ~ so III ScwsFg, between Bfosre Arsaa
streets weinesisy. 2Sh inst 10Y o'asss the
CONSISTING OF superior sgsay
fed.t1as rosewood ant snJgsny msrbe too dres.lg
resus "a stands ecgsTta corner sS s ross~o)i 9-rcr
tui mahngarf scfss chsirs rockers aud rhkrs
msch tn Ssr rnh onnsas ost hat stands AMI bsi
rosewood and nsh,gans srb tables my
nut 500 s eS eason tseies sofs b-d-.is hsr mS.=-s
luce 9Th -hie toe sale s All u The sso,s
bG sod Without reterva
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XvACHT FOR saIE--THE sIoOY yACgT MTDgr
twenty three ems kssl boat with sut stsot
ing rigging snch re &c. nvnss, jb, gsd topss and H
topse handsome cHbu, four b~rths IL
ice chss and every coureutnce hu this sortcE
fastened and better ntsbcd In every 'han
Of her AvDiy S3srd foot OF Ns-r~et-es Jersey
City. 70 Mr NlNNO. No H1sllnx Ora hfw Ynrk
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riI& BR!gah Az SUafd AAnAIJae Roy.i
\ tvsN tt--s rips
PROM LIVERPOOL
ocFi caea -saAgt SIG
~ SO nd cabin H&ssege ............ .... II
DnsT1r
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AT B.-wH1 HAs NOT HEARD or TUE CE1n.
IN bras~d Madame pHFwETra. Srs been e,asrltss
by thousands IN hs and other csss wts entire acou
she confies sse hS equal sha tsa the name n
future wife bosbsna s~s thai q hsr vsas III y1s wss
give her call At $40 10 vsrY opposite alssskse street.
Ladies 81 etats, geailetcen, 81
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An experienced hoard.
ibe owners OF rso ships viii not be accountable for gold
liver bu Hon speoia, jewery precious metsa
VI less bills isSng ssued therefor and the value hers,
therein Expressed For freight passage apply 70
t. CUNARD, No Bowiinr Green.