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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

q Who is he n said passerby to q policeman,
endeayoring 10 raise an intoxicated individual who
had fallen into the gutter Can't say, sir-he can't
give an account of himself !" or course not. How
can you expect an account from man who has lost
his balance n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

1t is stated that the Turkish authorities were de-
voting all their energies to the preparation of fresh
expedition against Grabovo, Montenegro unless the
peasants quickly submit. The Turkish force was ex-
Showed themselves less disposed than ever to ac.
knowledge the Turkish authority.
A report was current that the Montenegro question
was to be arranged by Commissioners sent there to
define the boundaries In that case Admiral de La.
gravieTe, who commands the French ships in the
Adriatic, would act for France. Two steam gun
boats were to be sent to the Adriatic facilitate the
Admirals communication with the shore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

"a M. PAPPEWA ELMER HAS REMOVED
VI from No 80 Baronne No. HIS Canal where he
@ has hand and is constantly receiving, large snd
splendid assortment of Rosewood and Mahogany PaFoi
and Bed Room Fu RNITURE +, all selected ly himself
which he offers the public reduced prices suit the times
Gall and examine before buying elsewherss ialS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
TExAs AND MEXICO.

SEA Asf5f1INfT ME,SSET,S
-
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"a sail rositiyey on THURSDAY tbe I5b nst ,Ii m ,t
- ~ Fs - GnIi - - 1850 i@'i " NV
AA sFoTR NEW VSIHEx-REnrrtAp TTNE
N T6a II 81e fast ssiIjn1- -,,scgst sI
Russell master baying nost If RsT - cargs IN sn
gaged WI sail as above For basnes Of freight or cabin pas
sasst hAYlhB sug g5 " ~ sppy io
st,a a " " t e $50 M q w, oz ualnp a steet
81 " apply 70 sne master On
ooaLu Io7t =. rIIes 3l9lIIet, l5o
Tn.saii an TETffRsnsy T,iv IL a. otoIo., ! n
II s M 4 4 T. 4 T. n 4 n u ~ W-S61rTHERN II
NgNf5S54 sTEANsiIIP CoM"A GYLFor Brasos Santiago
va B eaIyes5on ard Indianeleth new iron stsam-
ina w e,a IS s og9t sl poiIalin ~ sl s'l pae
20 TT lrsSh Or pasSages haFinB eeanS aecoih'
ppy % a ' R ) y WE n ,t.ns.ar n Carn s,rst
sshippers provide hea1selyes 9Th the seamey'a
% gs o. ls.lng. no otner form VIII be signed: w
70 sai On lHghsDA1 l5ts iPs q . eo'cloek' A. M'
isI S}aS NislI VI, ~ ,vsEzYrs ftHy
&S6IaGRs PANY = Galveston and Matagorda Bay.-The
superior coppered and copper fastened steam hip
r1e1NAs ~ WILSON, cotnmandef, VIII sall ny above
Fortregh PASSAGE having elegant accommodations apply
to
q: q: H. Il PAfNh, P IN, Manager, 5t Camp street
Saturday mornings for the shove ports. jyi2
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kz BeOTy NV BrF2 Ksf.fHT rrIJ a = ! e11 3 n
sI5A Ing American sbin ESs4favsan p ranf 80 p 90 l.
joadaR and viii nave anieP dIsnatrb Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

S5SE FOR B0STON = REGULAR LTNE-THE
E hns tast sailing packet barb Hebron, Sheppard,
hove dispatch. For ha'ance nf freight passage apply
jS6 GEO w. HYEs0N S CO., e2 Camp 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

u " N BD N.
S5% FOR LOND0M-THE Al FIRST GLASS
NEs3& American shin India, Capt Hewitt is load
For freight Of tobacco sppy TO
J.P. WHITNEY 4 Co, IS Carondelet street.
For passage apply to the captain on board. jyl2
kSE FOR T.ONDON-THE AL FAST SAILING
NF b Bremen ship UitIanta. Capt Eahueen j. Haq load
9Ain ing for the above port and win have quick dispatch
For freight OF tobacco, apny
j. P. WHITNEY & CO., 35 CarondeIet st.
For passage, having fine accommodation apply the
tain on board iea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

grand public ceremonial took place at ST. Peters,
burg the 18th of June. The new cathedral of st.
Isaac was Consecrated by solemn religious service,
which blended all the magnifcence of ecclesiastical
and military pomp. The Imperial family and Court
were present, and 10000 troops were under arms
Letters from ST. Petersburg state that the Emperor
was gathering about him every day men belonging to
the progressive party; that the Cabinet was i'm
pressed with the necessity of approaching Western
civilization and that the next generation will not find
any trace of slavery in Russia This policy opposed
by the old Russian party, headed by Prince Men.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14
NOUBLENG THE INCOME OF CDwTOW
~ PLANTERS.
P4rENTBD IMpRorEMENT IN THE MAvUrAcri

Employing 70 Spin tbs Crop up but abont oneourh the nur
hsr required raise this number consisting ofehdren
sx years ot age and aboyei and unfit for plowng
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

Uassa NUN HIIADUN AMID CULLUM
ls1Aahkss9 sPRiNGS-TWce Reek-Fbe steamer a Efs
s4ss5ssa vance, sanl. Aides, master, viii leave for
Bladon and Cnlum Springs tw1ce a week, follows
Leaves Mobile for Badon and Cuum Springs and Demopos
every Saturday evening" 4 oeloct.
Leaves Mobile for Badon Cuum Springs every Wednes-
day evening, at o'clock.
-ReturnDg-
Leaves BadoH and Culum Springs every Tuesday Thurs
Day evening al O'Clock aTyi in Mobile every Wednesday
and Friday morning, At6 O'Clock.
For passage, apply 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-14

sax FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
hkS4 y american ship Golden Eagle, Capt Edward
stone. Is DOW iosdag and win nave immediate dis
For passage having superior for cabin
saerage passengers apply above board, Post
First District. jyl3
jyi2 BAXTER, LOvETL { co.
49, FOR HAVRE-THE Al FAST SAILING
Esss4 y American ship New Rampshire, Capt Weeks,
Assfs loa ing and will have quick dispatch. For
freight Of 20l bales cotton, amply
}. p. WHITNEY & Co. 35 GarondeIet ct.
FoF passage apply to the capiain on hoard. jy3
k9SS FOR EIAVRN-FHE STPReT0E AND very
RS3 = fast sting American ship Elizabeth Ellen,
tsla apt Stagg is loading for the above port and
viii meet with quick dispatch. For freight, apply to
BAXTER, LOWELL, e. co,
For passage having superior accommodations for both cabin
and eerage apply the captain board Post
46, Third District. iy9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
A Narrow Escape.

Two lads were at play on the bulk-head OF
J. j. Matteson & Co.'S. cabinet shop, when
one of them, son of George A. Sheldon. &C.
o;dently fell in. The wheel carrying the
pjauins machine was running at full speed;
and the boy was Immediately carried from
the bulk head into the spout, and through the
spout into the wheel. The spout is 10 feet
long. . feet wide at the upper end, and "
feet inches at the place of discharge into
the water-wbeel The wheel is centre dis
charge. and is 6 feet 10 diameter, and per-
forms about seventy or eighty revolutions per
minute.
AT the moment the lad fell in, his little
comrade ran into the shop and gave the
alarm. The water was immediately shut Oh,
and search commenced, and, In moment,
cry was heard down in the water-wbeel.
Mr.. Matteson fastened below to the wheel
and there discovered the little sufferer, with
his feet through the discharging hole, at the
bottom of the wheel, between two buckets
close 70 the shaft-crying to be rescued from
his perilous situation. Mr.. Matteson ex-
ciaimed-"Don't cry, Linn! l will toxic care
Of YOU" The boy Quoted down. and began
to make for On opening where the covering
to the wheel had been partially cut away last
winter; he was soon reached and drawn from
his uncomfortable situation, and conveyed to
his homo. DR.. Rice was at hand, and on
careful examination, found no bones broken,
but the flesh from head to foot severely
bruised. -,
The boy is now doing very we'll, and will
soon be at bis sports again Hatertoun, N.
Y. Reformcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Indians In Utah.

We were shown yesterday, dispatch re-
(eeptlv received by the lodisn Bureau, from
,Dr. Forney, Superintendent OF lodian Al
3fairs 10 Utah. which bears date at Fort Bird
ger, April 18th.
4 DR.. +. GAYS that, during the preceding
xsek he had visited the eneampment of
the Sbo-sbo-Ne tribe of Indiana, on Boar
river, some fifty miles distant from the
Fort, in the direction Of Salt Lake City
Having previously promised two chiefs OF
the tribe that be would pay their people
a visit when they came up to their en-
campment on Bear river, they had sent for
him sp escort Of the two chiefs 10 question
and seventy men, all we'll mounted, and there
vss 10 proper alternative but for him then to
redeem bis pledge, which be accordingly did.
II was his first visit to an Indian encamp-
mept and be expressed himself highly pleas.
"A with what be saw. He remarks, among
other thiugp, the habits of industry among
these n.ople. A chief, named Ben Simops,
Who acted as Interpreter, told him that the
tribe had out hunting parties almost con-
s,sn,ly. and during the winter they had Kill
ed over hundred elks, besides great quanti-
ties Of smaller game.
h This 10 one OI 'be uiuoo' Soye N' - W
which Brigham Young boasts that be can
,ely for assistance, in case Of conflict be-
tween the Mormons and the Government.-
But the Doctor thinks he calculates without
his host" ip this Instance, and asserts that
there is no doubt of the fidelity Of these To-
dams towards the Uoited States. Indeed,
from the Doctors letter it would seem that
the reports Of probable coalition between
the Mormons and the Iodians in that Vi
cinity. 10 resist the authority OF the Gov
eminent, have had very little foundation.
for be continues, by stating that Wash-a-kee,
poverful chief of the Snake tribe, mas
sen, him word that be will pay him visit
within two weeks, accompanied by the prln-
cipal men Of bis tribe. Wbite-Eye. princl-
pal chief Of large tribe Of the Utes, bad
spent part Of day with Superintendent
Forney, and urged him TO visit bis tribe, and
have a long talk with ell the chiofs aDd prin.
cinal men before he left the fort; and the
bo.Sbo-Ne chiefs wanted him to come 70
Bear Lake in May, and have long talk with
them.
From this dispatch it appears the lndlans
! of that district are not the inferior wretches
thew have been sometimes reported 70 be,
1 bot equally intelligent with those with
(which we have o more extended acquain'
rance; and under the present excellent man
&apement of the Bureau of Iudian Affairs,
the respectful and proper course pursued oy
kDr. Forney may be the means OF making
them fast friends aud powerful allies OF the
{.Goverument; thus advancing their own IN
4 ,erests. and those of emigrsnt trains pas
sing through their couutry.-Wash. Star.
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DIED..

In Washington, on the morning OF the llth
inst, of pulmonary consumption, IN the 2lst
year OF his age, CHARLES +. NJ. GRAMMER,
son of the late e. c. Grammer, esq.
At the residence OF her grandfather, }. r.
Caldwell, esq, FANNY WlCkLlFF, infant
daughter of Col LAFAYETTE and Francis Z. Cald'
well, of West Baton Rogue, Louisiana.
In Washington. on Monday, JOEL ID. FAIR.
BANKS, aged 50 years.
In Washington, on the 10Th inst, of cholera
;pfantum, little HARRIET PENELOPE, III
fan, dau ghter Of the Hon. VIM F. and Mary r.
f. Purssll, aged month and % days.
In Washington, on Monday, JOEL ID. FAIR
BANKS, aged 81 years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

A CARD-WM S. KEMPER and his
n sons, d. s. X. KEMPER, having pur-
chased the ALEXANDRIA BOARD IN G
SCHOOL PROPERTY, APPARATUS, &c,
will take charge OF that Institution after the
present School term. and it is with pleasure |
state, upon the very high testimonials they pos
sess from the different members OF the Faculty
OF the University OF Virginia, where the father
was for seven years Proctor, and the sons were
both educated, that think them highly quail
fled 10 conduct the establishment in manner
that will sustain, or even add TO, any reputa-
ton it has hitherto possessed, and justly enttIe
il 10 the confidence OF those who may nave
children OF wards TO entrust 10 their care.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
COW m r. hCiAL.
(,0al Trade.

During the week ending Saturday, July 81,
the Cumberland Ccal and iron Company snip
ped over their road ,54O.l4 tens OF coal; tee
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad l,2os.l3
tons; over the Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company's road 4,37l.l4 tons; over Ham shire
Coal and Iron Companys road 1854 VA tons;
making an aggregate for the week, OF s,oo''oJ
tons, and for the year, 227,9Ol.l5 tons.-C"'"0'
V,,,,I,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The New York Post says-"The dry goods
trade is idle. A few, however, are making pre-
parations for the fall business, as is shown III
the payments OF duties, which have been larger
during the past three days than Tor long time
back. July is generally the starting point ior
those dealing in heavy wooiens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Later from Cuba.

CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE steamship lsa-
bel, from Havana and Key West, on the
10th, has arrived.
Sugars we're active and firm. Molasses
was inactive; clayed was selling for 394
reals, and Muscovado for Il. Freights were
dull. Sterling Exchange 81 l2@Sl l3.-
Exchange on Northern cities 81 O29Sl %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The New York Tribune says-"There was
quite an active demand on Saturday Tor l'ea'
sury notes, partly for parties who will have du'
ties to pay in the coming sixty days lhe
rates are improving. We heard oil sales oi
about 5000 ono at 81 ash cents premium for
Al y cent, 124Gl5 cents for a y cents, and
few . cents at 6CG65c premium. The sup
ply Offering is quite limited"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
SDsSsas
ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
observation-disclosures.

CHARLESTON, July II -Ths U. S. steamer
Water Witch has arrived here from Key
West, with dispatches from Com. McIn,osh.
for the Secretary of the Navy.
The yellow fever was prevailing to great
extent among the shipping at Havana.
The frigates Colorado aud Wabash were
at Kew West. The former had her crank
broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
The Wool Trade.

1t is stated that the wool trade oil Washing
ton county, Pa, was very active last week. al
prices ranging from twenty-five TO forty cents
per pound. One buyer purchased eisht nun
dred pounds in single days ride among 'he
farmers. The prices this year are from len 70
fifteen cents per pound lower than last year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
By Yesterday EVENING" Mails.

The Richmond D:spatchsays, we yesterday
received no les, tban three Communications Of
fering to subscribe to the erection OF q monu-
men, over the remains Of young Hamilton, of
the National Guard. in Nav York. Two OF
them are from gentlemen in the interior
counties, showing how wide spread Is the
sorrow at the sad death of our guest.
Rev. George d. Cummins, d. D., formerly
the pastor of St. james Church IN Rich
mond, has accepted call to the recsorSbip
Of St. Peters church in Baltimore, and Is
expected TO enter upon the duties OF that
office about the FIRST of September next.
Thomas White, Sr., one Of the most prom
inent merchants aud valuable citizens OF
P Petersburg, died 10 that city, on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
MARRIED..

On the 18th instant, in the First Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison, Mr. 1Eo
+. BALDWIN, to Miss MARGARET Nc
KNIGHT, daughter OF Mr.. VIM. II. Mcknight,
all OF this place.
At the Virginia Hot Springs, on the evening
Of the TIN instant, by the Rev DR.. Empie, OF
Richmond, Col CHARLES HOPKINS, TO Miss
ROSE BALDWIN, ell Of Bath county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Governor Denver.

We are satisfied that the newspaper story
at,ributipg to Governor Denver the purpose
of resisning the Governorship Of Kansas, is
q more idle rumor, for which there is no au'
thority in fact. His visit to the East is to
see his family in Ohio, and, we presume to
consult With officers of tho Government at
this point with reference to questions of im-
portance that have arisen or are likely TO
arise in the discharge of his current official
functions. g. VASE Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

| OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, have
d2clared a dividend of three and thee quarters
per cent out of the profits OF the institution
Tor the last six months, subject 10 deduction
OF quarter per cent. bonus, payable TO the
State leaving three and one.hait per cent. nett,
payable to the stockholders.
" l2-3t ] A SMITH, Cashier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
~ MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMEN

r. MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENT.-
Its wonderful effects and consequent popularity.
Perhaps no article in the history OF the Mate
ria Medca, ever acquired the same patronage,
was subjected 10 the same number OF severe
and different tests, and met with so few failures
as the MUSTANG LINIMENT. II mas justly
been STYLED Panecea for all external Wounds,
Cuts, SweIings, Sprains, Bruises, or Eruptlons
on Man or Beast. Ii is so far medicine OF sur
prisng virtue, that Physicians are compelled to
prescribe it. and from some remarkable cures
of Chronic and Distorted Rheumatic cases II
mas naturally attracted much attention from the
FIST scientific minds OF the age. No family
can afford 10 be without a bottle OF the MUS
TANG LlNlMENT in the house. Beware OF
limitations. The genuine is sold by respec'
table dealers in ali parts OF the world
BARNES Il PARK, Proprletors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
RICHARD II CARTER,
JOSIAH L. CARTER.
Prince William Co, Va, je ?;

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOk Sale
Y In PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MA
RYLAND,-The subscriber offers al private
sale. one of MS farms, called BEACH HILL,
containing ONE HUNDRED AND I"EN !
ACRES, of which twenty acres are in wood land
twen,v acres meadow land, aud the balance
prime soil, not only adapted to the growth oil
every corp OF our climate, bat particularly sulta'
hle for a MARKET GARDEN. The situation
is six miles from Washington City, and two
mile. and half from Alexandria. There are
,-t, on the Farm some OUT BUILDINGS, and
III a fine spot for a dwelling, overlooking
beautiful Valley, with picturesque scenery
The Farm is not a mile from either the EPlsco'
naIian Methodist or Catholic Churches, nor
from primary school. The neighborhood Is
very thickly settled and OF unexcepiionaoie So
ciefy. There is on the farm BRlCh klLN'
which the subscriber would sell TO the purchaser
at low rate. which would be a great advan'
tsge 10 anv person wishing 10 build On the iarn'
Persons wishing to purchase Will De SHOWN
the premises by the subscriber, or by lhom"'
Grimes, esq, both living near the arm iof SAFE.
Terms liberal, and can De modified TO sun
purchasers. Address .>,,,,,,,,
p"'N''" GUSTAyUS FINOTTl,
Washington City, care OF Thomas "nmes
foh DE-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

rTHE SUBSCRIBER wishing TO return South
offers for sale the place upon which ne
resides, consisting oil TWEN'EY AND A HALF
ACRES, situated in Fairfax County upon the
old Leesburg Road, which separates 1t from the
grounds of the Theological Seminary.
80 The DWELLING Is .wo story frame
E;%;ss building, Completed in the Fall of 1900
Containing five good sized rooms, exclusive OF
Kitchen. sioreroom. and pantry. A well OF ex'
cel!ent water at the door.
Its proximity to Alexandria, and the neighbor-
hood afIordiny the best society, makes il deslra-
BILE. if only for Summer residence.
Possession given Immediately. For terms,
&c, apply either through the Seminary Post
Office, or upon the premises, 10
Fairfax Co., jy 27--eotf A. {. N. SMEfS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Infer from California.

New ORLEANS, July l2.-The steamship
Empire City has arrived, aud reports the
Star of the West en- route for New York,
with four hundred passengers, and $780,
900 in treasure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

APLEasURE TRIP.--The accomplished niece
of President Buchanan, in company with
number of other ladies and gentlemen, OF
Washington, went on a pleasure excursion
Yesterday, on board the new revenue cutter,
Harriet Lane" so called in compliment to
the ladv. They proceeded short distance
down tbs river. and then returned Their de
parture from Washington was announced by
the firing Of cannon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Probable Closing of Bank.

MEMPHIS, July l3-The notes OF the Cit:
liens back are refused here. That Bank is
expected to close to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
Tehaunt.pec Expedition.

New YORK, July l3.-The bark Rapid
sailed to-day, hence for Mina.itlan, with q
large number of laborers for the Tehauute-
pee Railroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
ser,ous Illness OF Gen. au,tman.

New ORLEANS, June l3.-Gen. Quitman
lies seriously i'll at Matches, and doubts are
expressed as to his recovery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14
" 12-2awts
BY ST McCoRMICK-AvcrroygbR.

BY ). J. Observation-Disclosures
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
Circuit Court tor the county OF Alexandria,
and State of Virginia, pronounced at the No
vember term, 1855, in the suit of Tatsapaugh
VS. Hemmick and others, shall proceed on the
10th dag of July, 1855, at ~ o'clock, VI before
the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alexandra, TO
sell, at public sale, the three story B K { h
~, HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, of which
/: John Tatsapaugh. died, seized on the north
sldc OF Prince, between Water and Union SITS,
in the said city of Alexandria.
TERMS OF SALE One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand; the balance IN three
equal nstalments al SIX. Twelve, and eighteen
months from the day OF sale--the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds OF the purcha-
ser with good personal security, until the pur-
chase money Is fully paid. ~
FRANCIS i. SMITH,
10 7-2awts Commissioner OF Sale
e The above sale is postponed until Sain-
day The 2ld day Of .4ugust, at the same time
and place FRANClS l.. SMiln
iy l2-2awts Commissioner OF Sale.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-On Tie l7h ddyof July,
y will expose to sale at the Coach Factory
OF John Summers, Pitt street, Alexandria, four
CARRIAGES and four BCGGIES, or so much
as will be necessary 10 satisfy executions In my
hands, VS.. said Summers (Sae posltive)
{. NJ. CASTLEMAN, DIS,
" 12-dts for Fdw. Sangster Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

A CARD.-The undersigned would Intern
n the business public that he has opened
GENERAL AGENCY and Collecting Office,
and SELECTS the patronage OF his friends, who
may rest assured of diligence and assduity in
Collecting, and promptness in making returns.
Office in Exchange Block, King street
10 l5-eoJm p. G.. CLAUGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

,90J-NT HEBRON FARM FOR SALk.-
vi We will sell at private sale, the FARM
1a.I Alexandria. in Fairfax County, known as
MOUNT HEBRON FARM, lying immediately
on the line OF the Orange and Alexandra an ny
the Independent line oil the Manassas zap hs,i'
roads. and containing FOu nj ZEN NJ
npED ACRES Inc farm has on il good
L.A BUILDINGS, Saw Mill. and Is under
S$i8 GOOD fencing. Four hundred acres are in
srass. ahourone hundred under cultivation, and
,ss remainder in original growth timber OF
0ak Cbesuut Hickory, &c. The land will be
ia - n.rcsls or entire as may best suit per
sons who may desire 10 buy +,
Term, made known on application 10 the
undersigned, on the place, or address .nIousH
.ha .Iey,ndria Post Office J. f. EDSALL,
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