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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

sw The company of Militia hich mustered at
Peter Engleman's on Saturday last elected the
following officers Leigh r. Waddell, Captain,
John E. Riley, 1st Lieutenant and Daniel W.
Shot, 2Dd Lieutenant.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

Hon. George W. Summers, we learn from the
Kanawha Star, addressed the people of Kanawha
coqoly at their last Court upon the issues OF the
State canyass.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

Mr.. Taliferro, Democratic candidate for the
Legislature in Caroline county, repudiates Letch-
or and goes for Goggin.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

During the past winter there have been forty,
odd steamships plying between New York and
European ports, and only two ofthem have been
American.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

1t is stated that 10000 men have recently
died Of cholera during one month 10 Jeddo, The
chief CITY OF japan. .,.... ..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
NEW BOOKS!

| IN The Aulocrat OF Il e Breakfast Tablet
| The Foster Brothers Two Ways TO Wedlock;
| TresslIan and bis Friends; Charity Green;
FreedIey's Legal Adviser; The Old Plantation;
NJ, Thirty Years out OF the senate, BY Ma. Jack
Downingi
Philadelphia and Its Manufactures;
Mr Mahon's American Gardener;
I,v. and Learn I: The Methodist. or Incidents and
rh..c,ers trom Life in the Baltimore Conference, by
Miriam Fletcher; just received BY
Stpunt0n. April 0, 1909. hoDhnI WV NV.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
Postponement.

The above sale is postponed I'LL Saturday nc oosn
of Apr that being the dav of the Reylmen'aL Muster
" Stirring Hill. HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Conn.,
April 5, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

The STANTON SPECTATOR hav-
Ing as large a circulation as any paper pub
lished in Western Virginia, has no superior
in this section Of country as an advertising
uneuium.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM L. GOGG1N,
.t.,. OF BEDFORD.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
WAITMAN Il. WILEY,
OF MONONGALIA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
A. BILHIMER.
J. G. McCUE.

TO THE FARMERS.-l see that Mr.. Weller In
his advertisement of March 22d in the Spectator says
thst"he Il, never tried the other any more and went
on until he had his harvest nearly of Afterwards he
sent to me TO know If he would pay me $50 would /
let him Off" sent my brother 10 him before l. put
his machine in my grain, and offered him $50 to let
me off, but he refused on account of Mr. Cline having
expressed himself satisfied upon the FIRST trial of the
machine 10 his wheat but 10 we were both SATISFIED
Thai we were badly deceived sent him the above Of
fer of $50 to be of and being refused took the ma.
chine and cut my wheat He asserts three times that
after we cut together never tried the Mccormick q.
ny more. tell the farmers did take Inc hcCormlck
muchine and cut 80 acres of my oats and owned half
of the NANNY machine at the same time. suppose
this is satisfactory. 1. J. PARKINS.F
certify that the above is q true statement. .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
A PPOINTMENTS.-JA Il. sKINNEs'
N Esq. the Democratic Candidate ior Gon
will address his fellow citizens at the following umes

NMANSIIPI -PROF. A. NJ. TRIMMER
i has taken a room over the Post Ohice, where ne
proposes giving course of instruction IN the above
important and much neglected branch Of Education
All those wishing to acquire thorough knosledge Of
this beautiful ART should immediately ava .hs%sesy ives
Of this opportunity Particular s'sp9nd WI. n aS s
60 70 e T,ng = are respecriully invited to call a,
~ -. ...m To examine Specimens OF Pen@ahsh'p' ana
receive rec ve Cards with their own name, gra"s.
S,.pnton Anil 5, lSd9.-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
MAYoR's OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, [
March the Both, ls59.

MAYoR's OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE,
March the both, 1859
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.- Sealed pro.
IN p6sas will be received until the 10Th dsy OF A.
prii next for Macadaml zng the Main Street OF Char
lott esyille, and for performing such other work as
si be understood by reference to the plans and spec
Inca, ions 10 be seen ut the Office above mentioned,
where also the points from which the stone for curb
made known and any other information which may De
required. THUS. "ooD'
April 5, '59-tdl. -.-,.-,--,
A TTENTION OFFIC ERSOF tn + lGOrH
II REGIMENT The Commissioned omeers "
the isO Regiment hereby notified ihsl an e'se.
ton for COLONEL, 10 ill the VACANCY occssioneu ~
tha "romo,ion of Col VIM H. Hartman, Will be held
at Spring Hllon Saturday, the 10th day OF April
1883. ,,,,hoa,
full attendance is requested BY order OF me eh'
.,a,;s u, WM. d. ANDERSON,
~ Lit. Col. ComniandAnt ie0lh Regiment
0t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WALTER PRESTON.
OF WASHINGTON.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

~gALEkS CARPET SwEEPEbS-Jusi received
- lot of the S,sler Carpet Sweeper, recommended
A. the best article Of the kind Yet prduced-sseep
ING both ways and under furniture Call ana see
them as every housekeeper must have one. ,op
s"eA- GEO, n. PRICE.
Srauuton, April s, ls,e-v. Cery.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

press, Ladis, Congress Kid CATERS dto French
Morocco; ditto BusK; French Lasting "a'ieis; Ia.
dies oroteo Aeslsd loSs 'irn e%gn Mo Ro con
ss, ,hsn For sale low for Cash at the New
s.ors door epsI Of Union Hall
y. W. KENNEDY l. co.
.s....,r April s. 1853.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
no THE FARMERs nFTHE YALLE,

ITO THE FARMERS OF THE VALLEY.
l. i now present few more certificates, which,
for their reliable character will satisfy ell who feel an
interest 10 the matter. will here give quotation
from Mr.. McCormicks Hand Bill THAT Farmers,
who desire it, ere ut liberty to watch my machine
through the haryest with any Other and keep and pay
for the one preferred" Yes, either Adkins, Nanny,
the Buckeye, or any other "through tie hlrysst."
THORNTON BERRY,
\ Agent for C. Ii. Mccormick.
April s, 1s5s-Vin., Roc Reg. and Val. Dem. copy.
the request of Mr. Berry and in justice TO myself
and Mr. !. j. Parkns say to the public that Mr b.
Weller, the Nanny agent, did sgree that We should
keep the one we liked best. | have heard different
persons say since Mr. Weller denied that part Of Mr.
Psrkips statement that he made the same statement
10 them before the machines tried and am sat.
isied that was the understanding beweed myself and
Mr.. Weller. eeyarr SAMUEL CLINE
z We certify that the above bargain between Mr..
A. BILHIMER.
- &rl. 7s,teys SO J. c. AccUE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

"A az.
- UMMER ARRANGEMENTS; - i.ro;uh aI rresb
Meats at the Market House, three times wesk' 'n'
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sa,p,oays'u .puAN
Stanton, April s. ls5S.-sn
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05
Old Augusta.

j. W. BnrrrY, Secretary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-05

Y Of The Cuclt Cav, of Augusta County, April
4th, 1859, Jacob Rush, Plaipinj
AGAINST
Washington Swink, Abraham Flory and Samuel
Flory, Defendants.
Tie object OF this suit Is to enforce the vendors lien
IN land sold BY the Defendant Abraham Flory 10 the
Defendant Washington S~ink.
II avpearing BY satisfactory evidence that the De-
fendani Abraham Floty is not inhabiiant Of this
Cemaons eaih: II is ordered that the said Defend.
ant do appear here within one month after due publ.
cation OF ts order and do what Is necessary TO pro-
tect his interest. A Copy Teste,
InriI 4 Isbs. JOHN PARIS, ID. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

n sgT0NYT's SALE
ps,tsx library Wines &C.. bson sins 70
T. eSlsie q Joan l. y ton, ESQ.
bonds, real Estate, 10, WI cell
70 @onow (Nondayl at loh O'Clock,
oo wcss q art De- oonsiasd in he d. oIs rssdsn ~
l63 ~e9 Twenty ar Hsees seventh and sighh
d az and s ss s SS
costly furniure aof which va. made 70 order and worthy
tho attention OF parties i fsslo!p, u Ssns%
SosSs % sssuy carved
ss ss: S:.ss; s:oosas and i Sss
wood seseres with marble tops plate and back sta
r 'S sDd Ps5 : SOrns.
ssoors elegant uriS mSnt vsssa
ana Night .sd Sn s'rss IL sashi Ssss
val; Flor, Tho Goddess of Flowers the Seasons 20
he The ross Alter sussn. the Br SnSo b.
rsS Gsrs On hs Mount Of Olives a. With unique collso
Dining Room and Chambsys
s
covered In hNroloth tete twenty large hair
Gss pcn toilet sss s Hns,a French our,
case bronze cl,ois bohemian vase: Frsrch snsrsyass
Sna
reps; marble TOP buffet India china oonsaog
chanpasDes with ocmpiste ruby engraved cub
alas COMPUTING liquor stands finger boss wine bone!
os csohsrs 1os CASTERS %
cutlery. white ohios Of des ,roon With large variety
Of oak mahogany and rosewood fnnu.e not here mentioned
Two superb horses two o,rrsgc: library vipsa Is No
pospor emspt an, account will be IN attend
auce 70 cart pack or ship tse goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
4 2: ,. Lxsus,. .AUorIoNEEg Will SELL o.

z: 7. LKEus,. .AUCTIoNEEg WILL SELL ON
a. Monday at l0k O'Clock, at auction, the splendid
Partisan furniture In the touse NO &c West Eleventh
street, near Filth opssirs vi of the best and
richest made household furniture offered auction this
year al Of which yii be sold by easslogue without
Immediately deposit viii bs required from purch Cat
aloguee be had at the house O'Clock the morning
sale, when the house will be opep for enaGnaion.
Parors splendid oil pain ings n rich gold frames
tapestry Bru,se. csrpes one very r,hy insd With pearl
pisnoosie solid pesrl warranted by tie makers for
years tbs p-ro received TIC ium 1t he lest fair solid
saiusry marble top rosewood side and sofa tables
marble top eterees lined wib satin wod with marcia
mirror doors and be cfs gold frame pier glass; with ssuary
consoles reception chairs rosewood corner stands Turtieh
cbsrs covered with French moaue two very heavily
carved sod rosewood psrlor suits covered with royal c
son and maroon satin nrocade made order aud perfect
condition rosewood rano stool snd cover splsndd Dres
bronzes and ormou clock cost t0 sixty days. ParAn
gpitto0ps, DC.
Dipps One solid oak extension table, II feet long;
walnut maSb ton buffet tapestry carpet
ty spring chairs Sofa and
sei with 60 hsn6s china paes handled table
cutlery silver plated glass tumOers aud cham
Psgres silver paet casters and liquor se together with
large variety of table
Chambers have Rod wood and walnu. bsdsteads 10
hair sresses rprng d. rthcgsny gcf6 bsds and
eofss rockere spring chss msn;el eight day
clocks frg,aD sn5 .usses Competing msrhle top solid
rosewood dTesng bureaus ard washsanca toilet bel
rters and p'oe feather beds &c competent person will
be at the sale 70 and chip II desred early attend
desired furniture be the day
sale =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

DRJANTs MIEsrEELs,
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway, ebo . Grand street.
Nor dsy August ard every pit BIT during the week,
JbRRY and De N BRYANT
In her Com ca'iles Bureeque Sketches Dances, &c
uptwora his local banjo eopgs r. Prendergas In his
popular bal 1sAacs Nell Bryaet Donnker Fowler Chas
ssyorl Peel Bobb I'm met Carroll In grand Soree ETH
cpe: concluding with
CHAW ROAST BEEF,
introducing the whole troupe their erpschoreen display
Doors at Curtain rtes at O'Clock Tickets % cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

~
MhGNIFICEkr HOUSEHOLD FUhNITUgE
Apublic auction Rosewood drawing cults, velvet
lI light bronze ADD ormolu CD ,ndeer booscsse
buffet eItensop dinrg table chpa ana glass
paintings By eminent arists bronze clock.
d saYso ssyss GSHys pian1crte
s9 70 e a eos q the four story brown
cstsogue AGING the largest aod rbsst a.sor
pent OF house forfeiture and offered ii sncn
sent owner by celebrated esbrei msssrs Roth Gold
suhb and e u be perem oriIy sold Descriptive catalogues
p''''' "A' '' - DssWINd MooMss. OF 0Ar' INC s00a'
Mvo msgp8ceutrotewoot draw ing sui chlycarved
fruit and flowers and covered Ia coored of
the most expensive description consisting Of tee
carved rose cspe biso stauarS msbie tor serre
irr. doors apd back msch The suits Tu-Isb couch 400
table sof. and card tables velvet car
pss sps pier nrcr rose ~eodsa; ely frames
char imported BY Msrooa Legrsnge Co.
e ss hr Lace
painting 1Dc music season. CRUSADER. aeuSrsnd Kusen
and ouvlu clock days antique lava vases oil paint
nm holy Family FROM the original in the Louvre at
y % x ssd sons ss we sns
seven otsve pspoorte legs inad
fully guasnieed rack stool and french cloth coser
hock huse &c hall rosewood ntand olcloth stair car
and and 70 S
dreans and toilet tab having snds table dnu ward
clock raynes nurtsns iron bedseads rockers
dining table arm chsrs c5uch buffers tray and stand
Iich cut AND a and rub glass decaners obe
plated castor spoons forks cake basket coee urn nxpkn
ID silver dinner and tea service French china duDer
cet rich decorative tea set handle knives and forks nut
Iiohs ana mirrors carpet. clock curtains shsdel 4, &C.,
sss "a
crccsssy To1dsI and stone ware rergsrAso sale
Immediately INQUIRE of The auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

A UCTION SALE BEADY MADE CLOTHING PIECE
a goods, dry foods, &c "A N CRIsTALAR, auci ,neer
- Bowery, will sell on Monday August at 10Y O'CLOCK
Large assortment Of fashionable clthng suitable
Ing season comprising cloth cashmere and ssiuet rock
sack business and coats silk satin cloth cashmere snd
We vet vess cashmere doskn and sspet Of
Latest N and paerrs slso dry goods
csssime'es m3tar spacss prints muslin de lsnes black
silk, tcen, brilliant. lawn. dress patterns &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

TyyEOMse vFTTCs. AUorIOsEgR-src NO 10
4 srruse street, PeYenp.ory sale OF hotel furr,turs
Tueedsy august 1852 at % at the Slsnchaed oute
40 Sac rosd y.y sod at no welftb street. nssicg Of
ROSEWOOD psrlnr furniture With blue and
Cd black walnut and mahogany draTug epd
bedroom furniture from tie best nskes hais nsesse aud
pill feather beds and nlo linen towels ADD 1bsEta
blanket apresds sso osk dDiog furniture marble toe
tables chairs se.sers and soesSy Brussels and Ingram
pepgs stair els and rods ocloa brocsteie
window curanf dnfr ard bedroom crocsery cutlery
Kitchen furniture
Alec day BIZ vrue Of chatter n.r-yays laYve Of
furniture Of which will be given In the catalogues
the oypipr OF Tie sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

b. GRAND 81 HkSMaIlc Ek-ofESrxa
spMsEa SEASON.
NV md r fGLAE ooxfANy OF COMEDIANS.
'D' H giSdGi and 3 ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENTS
g. os Tits
op n. e. nae q E
i e. Easass %so
been Il Z Dassss
sVe J. De fose. oen Shirley Trs,n,e B.
ss.ss fSo@psn .%ia jen San HasSSs
The hr Fi5;fR: Fs osGahs fl 90
Will be under the super I'M sI.d,,D Of
s sss sasn ana g.
sig SG De La Name VOC
p'tT AIES1HD BALLET Aux1l1AR1Es
ment 80 as to enable the Management to introduce
rAs1oH vaSSsJiisss DRAMAS
SURPRISING ALL PRECEDENT
GRAND OPENING DAYS
MonDAg and yhsn the
T4Iss soT ASlss Captain 'i e's HE sse aa
Ssa ss e @ sS 1's oss
nile % leu. s he he ss
aud 4dsos. Gale Sonslude with The ballet Of
III Gs IL ss sgsss II
Wafer xGT n Ss h
ress Mics Anna q Dillingham; Irom the Bos,nihesEes her
$ I sSsss saTs;
81 Se s e II 1
pecs worthy Of the support 90 Literally bestowed upon them
BY the afe cars, steamboat DO
and S hspey
of ether curiosies all TO be without extra charge Ad
parqust seAts, Is cen additional.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

UCrION NORTHUMBERLAND FU8EI7UaE kx
a and furniture packing establishment nce Iii aad
us est sloventb street. between Fifth sad ,tb
kich household furniture of every description box.d
shipped 70 all parts OF the counry pianos glass
china wxred pacb ed and moved With lerge
two horso wagon for the removal OF iutnre 20 the csuny
6prtnk carts At the office at al hour Of tbs DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

y s6rewsbury.-The steamboat STRANGER viii leave
Murray street pier this morning ocock for The above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

SUFDAY EXCURSION TO HIGH BRID0E.-fHn
~ peasantest and most economical excursion out Of The
city The Eesmbo.n JosEPHIeE wOosfEK and 9. p
FRASER will leave Harlem Sunday Of O'Clock A. Ms
and every half hour after, High BRIDGE faro cena
steAmboss In connection with the Fraser win leave Peek
avenue cars run through . Harlem every sew min go
meeting the for the Bridge fare through cens
r. b. Ordinary at Lards High Bridge hotel at 2oc'ock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

,pEc1AL NorICE.-CgANGE OF TIVE I,OoNCERr
y and rromensde socisbe on Inursdsy, lin Angus.
Steamer a. PUTIN AM barge IkENE Ard another barge
required DOdworh's band Pecks Auscal Club Downings
OIL leave FOO, Of Joralemon street. Brooklyn ate P NJ Tween
night having tickets on sails WIN please Fspos. De
heat 8. ". BO0COCK, Treasurer "A John Gieet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKs-rHD
" large and commodious steamer CLIFTON Captain
Cramer win make excursions to the Fshng on Tues
day. August Wednesday august TO- Thursday August II.
Friday August H. leaving Chrisopher street Ra Peek
Slip pier r. 81 Jay street, 50; Spring itreet,
sA. Fare Tor the excursion so cents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

nBL1GHTFUL SUNDAY EXCURSION AROUND
~ Staten Island. Sunday, August THE Large anz
magnificent steamboat COLUMsiA Captain r Curas WI
leave as follows-Twefth street East river A. Bro me
street 95 South Fourth street wil.msburg $780, Peck
slip 10 O'clock; Amos street. North river 10 pier
O'Clock Parties wishing little recreation fine daya
ea will End this Of the delightful excursions Of the
season. B-The boat will land passengers North
river Peck slip East river Twelfth street Ia6
river. Fare for the whole excursion Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
EXCURSONS-

4 NNUAL PICNIC AND CorILLON Ex0uRsro1
q Of the Washington Continental Guard, to Roey Hoos =
Tuesday Aug 8 1859 Tickets ST. admi Q Rencnsa
sdy aadons l.oes ticket. 50 cent? each. Tbs
st7 South Third street. Williamsburg at ~ Peck in
pier North river at g. spring 81 Amos ssree Il
JOHN r LANSING, Oaptaia-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

=. ffrrNN. no Q AaHfN5 TON
"a IS sstr'u,'1'a q. p~ersrt TN lcsn a,sd (.
tea'v ~ ofis.'e tta,e or alsc.rto
.i-a "A . -'st.7 g 1arfOsle-,s desirable
A...-- ---..l-J -,
Cole proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

UNIsHHG BANKS-THE SEA STEAMER j. A.
II 6TEvEks will make excursion Banks on Sum
day. August leaving Peck slip ats O'Clock pier No. NORTH
river ei spripR street s1s Bait TO be had on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

NEW OPERA HOUSE. FORFoLK, VA now BlIHa
~ built accordfr to plans prepared by J. Il Rinbe ar
ehe OF rew York n der the supentetdence Of vsa-
deiwesken VIII be opened about
abs beautiful heae 4 capsule Of holding lb0O persons aud
Is fitted up eino.Ar to the METROPOLITAN starr destr.rs
ensagemeEH wn please sddr- the lessees Mes1 Josepf
6hsg ue parker oxford Hail Portsmouth,, Va. TO Acse
all the railroads -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

FISHERMEN AHOy.-THE OCEAN sTsAMRR HUNT.
RkSs, capt Howard and Cspt. John Oh, will make
an excursion TO the Cholera Sea Bass Banks Wednesday,
August 10 leaving jackson street at 6 Peck slip Of Sorog
sir, ct pie, No North river at IL stspleten es
TO be had at hALEYs, % Vest Broadway and on board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07

ANEW OsLEANs, -
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places In Florida
Via Savannah Ga
The FLORIDA Capt Isaac Crowe will on Saturday
August IS, p. NJ, ffnm pier No North river
had for The following placesfare low
any other New York 10 Savannah sccommoda
tons SUPERIOR
New York TO New Orleans $50 75 Nebe 1885, Bontgom
Alabama $26 Atlanta, Georgia. s23; Albany, Georgia S24
Coumbrs georgia, s2S Macon Georgia, SAL Augusta $50
Savannah, SIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, AUGUST I, 1859.
UhIFrxAss,

ES0K SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRn.-rHH UNITED
States man aeaner FULTON, J. wokaoa eomoan-
ds win leave for Havrs toaenng q e land he
malls and Saturday Augu0 o. 6 II o. sock
on p'e- norA rvs< foot Of Beach sres fhs 1hip be.
In he sveui q ooon o. sandns he wsisr could reach
1sm Aud de pumps bs.s tres % work Ae sAisy q e ves
secoad esbe ~ end sSo BsgRAse n3 wanNed during re
should be board The before sailing mayked
"Bei0w" For freight passage apply 70 W. D. D9AYrOh.
agent No BroadSay 4. Tho Steamer AraSo WI mo
soed The Fulton, and al 5eptsruber II.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24
by J, 6. MCGUIRE q Co, Auctionecrs.

fyttANCERY SALE .OFs A " VALUABLE TRACT
~ Of hand wSshnpton, Of THE cir,
colt o@tof Tie District o. eoumba daily the Iah
Frhruasy A. D. 1852 ~ certain cIancry nnp in
court wher.ia D. aanchnrd y complainant and M,a lnesd
q A. lsisnians on " adnes'iay tha -y a March,
ocaok II win ,yS.d sell public auction, ing
cfr'sl aui o. Land, suatAd thu cpuny Waslaston
trict Of Colnpla and souaded fls~ h4nnns
at apont The south 81 Puey Brancb ne
drawn 2lts deg r. 10 IrrehA fom
the s'e William io,ai md t Fierce soeaker running
thence with said ac Reversed y iey W 10 pcrebcs
e.nnd tone thence deg W. pcIchcs thcpsa I, dog
as . portSss' saye Z ~ ara IL pssets. snsu. Il
s " 81 iarrA, q II DIR so12 yrrcti AZ, deg
w AM pcfcilcs, urucc = SIX W. pcrchcs = 81 deg W
rrohc thence 4s dy W prcI~ ihcnso NJ ~ deg W az
perchc thence deg W. II pssccs. deg 10
perc,u thence y ~. deg 10 rcre .hsuce 81 asg W il
T-rchcs Themes 50 deg W. ~ pcrcs and ncncc III Straight
line e me place blg'nnns coosay " Asres sds, and 80
This PAIR IL The Which VIM, folcad iisa sei,.,
and ln inc an,s " n. waltfjce Blaydcn cq
The sar viii take place IL the Mcclure
Co Wellington, n. e.. 5atf
Terms Of sale QUO Third Of The purchase money n W. PAID
cash ,he RESIDUE iu three equal slncns months
WITH intess from te sry vhioh se
secured 10 The sa,snuf The trustees viii be required
ny s..at ~ WILLIAM !. sTUNEs Trustee
ave Jas. G. MCGUIRE IL ,CD..
icb 22-staw3wSds e9l ttfs - Ancsoqsr4S
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24

I Nrw ORLEANS. Feb. 22. The slip Mary Adcline, Of
1homaston, Maine caught Gr about O'clock to night
among the cotton in her hold Tho dremen filling
her hold Will, water to exiting usl the FIRE, They will
probably sayo the ship She had 1000 bales on board
and was loading for coik Island h 1890 "a n y