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fH4H ExCUKSI0N TICKETS T3T
ss11.1l1lk RnINn TRIP. MEALS 1NCLUD-

aED.-Excursion Tickets will be Issued, BY
the undermined, for the steamers JAMESTQWN
and ROANOKE, between Richmond and New ork
fer SIS the round trip and NO charge for Meals
These Tickets will be rood by either Of the steam
ers. They will not be transferable. nor Will any re-
ducten be made from the PRICE if they are NOT used
for the round trip.
The Tickets will be good to return by either Of
the steamers until the LIST Of October next, thus a.
lowing those seeking business or pleasure, or both.
LUDLAM 4 WATSON,
0flce tn Mas mar WhaFy0a.
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NEW LIN E..THE SEA.
sss7Ef< g Re 4 Trying ING, a AN q TRANS.
1NcoRfo6AT66PP fSfkkaafHNKfft EGlsLA1o11
Aushsrized Pits. p2OO. 900:
Hsvihe pr9ydcd sHitAble CANAL ard 3TEAM
DESCRIPTIONS Of FREIGHT bstween RlEHMONb
and IYNCHBURG and RICHMOND and NOR
FOLK.
IA Freights received daily for LYNCHBURG,
on South Side Of Basin. by mo. /. STATION,
Agent, and semi-weeky for NORFOLK. at the
Shed, on Dock street, in rear Of old Gas Works.
: = VIM C, SMITH, Gen'I SUM-
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A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRS DAVIS
"A COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known RENEE
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
Coughs and Colds. The following certi6cate Wa
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. Wiles in 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March 2S 1854.
Informing you that Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir,''
Purchashed of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used it also in cases OF Colds, at
tended with severe coug hing. and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. regard
this preparation as excellent medicine. and in
my Judgment no family ought to be without it.
A. Willis,
PsEtor Of the NJ E: Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit, Va. Conf
Mlispsnsh Iobnston J. n. in ,insI Picoe.
A. Bodeker and Chss d. Yale, Richmond.
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- CHILDREN,S SHOES.-A Beau
- tfui assortment, among which are Chi
pers. without heels. Children's Patent Leather
Ankle Ties; ChildIen's Patent Leather Ankle Ties
Ties, very handsome; Chlidrens Patent Leather
Oxford Ties, with heels; Children's Thin Sole Mo-
rocco Boots; Childrens Thick Sole Morocco Boots
with many other styles. at the sign Of the Big
Boot, No. 43 Main street. VIM. WALSH.
aExvp LADIES, FRENCH TRAVELLING
NFHNTRUNKS.-We would call the attention of
~AAFAour friends and the public generally, that
We have just received large and varied assert
ment of Ladies' French TRUNKS and DRESSING
CASES, which are very large and conveniently
ranged, having from one to three Trays and Bonnet
Box in them, which renders them very desirable
for ladies' use. Those in want of such, will please
give a.call before making their purchases, as we
are determined to sell them as low as the same de-
scription can be bought for in the city of Rich
PUTNEY & WATTS,
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WARNER & CO.

II.
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASkETS, MATS,
PAINTED TUBS, BUCKETS, ETC.
90 and 80 CONNIE rcial Street,
BOSTON.
MANDATORY AT CONCORD, MASS.
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I.ANs AID GpaCA1 CANA
1 1xviS. : 117fET75, xff0nf1Y5
~ sn5ssfihsss .kasl e IT. DO 60 1S1SSQ-
rses entnsted q 11o(f eeiY II nnI " - tQesfl
:siiss. assBsss. IN iIls.. E !: - osssi.
OlEss o. Baak ssrsst oD,osiss ths cqsE. lgssss.'
ny A-sm n &. s. oHVfx
LEE = PLEAAANT9, ATT Oh
NEY6 AT Lam, Practiee in The CcpFts
IssId in Richmond, Hsnrico, GoocAland aad HAa-
stvoF. &. n 80
A. Ncessies Public and Cemmissisnsn q Desds,
60, they arc authorised 70 take Dispositions Asda-
wits, Acknowledgements Of Deeds, Powers Of AttoE-
ney, Bills of Saie TO-, 70 be used or recorded in tho
several States and Territories Of the Gnion.
Once on lith IT., ID door from Main.
NH I1--1y eKst ~ 1
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NlOntiliies for May.

ylnnahiies fnr 3a.hy
I,KANK IEsIit,, uAu,/ xE ,.,,,I ,<.,,J,, Allan,
N,,ntuy ,,m,,, !. l,,, ,,n. and i.,.,s,,,. ,a,,
received nj ami 10 A., n 1, Viti,1K,
- -
N E'aO = "r "naf's,.n'" ne ""'r 10
" ., ~, nus ' a. p 49,, ~, w., a. ' ~ ~!
~, * h.r.,,,,,,, -, M Al ~, So, ','' ,,, Nr,.
"A ns H., ,t.'r ,o,, ,'' -, WIN ,ttp. y ANNA. ., ,n
lta,.,.. un,, am, ma, ,i H., a , l'i,, "
r., ,.. 49,. ~ - -. TO- ,..,
,,. ~, ,,s, i, ,,, ,' , ~ nj -, 9 80 ~
n'r A., n,, :, - - -, , . ,.i I 49,, 49,, ,,ur, WV 'e
o ' ,' p "' we "o '"' ', , , 80 p' I"'t ,r1.p
HEAl FREIGHT OF flCt, v 4 /, Il X, 4
Ii>, hntrG, March lo.h, io.'s.
WING to the a.gc q"ant.t, u. pr"""," cU.a-
tu., a be- o a. "a ,tsr,ct, u. tue ptut l.o.. an. n.,,r
A,uNpAl Ia, ...itn,:
~ ,.,lcr OF ,.cn nn.i. + u JILL!S
""f'" ''d' "'hti'' f'ishi ,seut
. .,..,;..,, -. ia. s,,.. a., u,... ,.,.. =, II. .
N Ir.m', ,.I',,'s na,r..,, ,,'',,y U.l =, ' ,I'
un,o vi tne Compass, IN tno II, "i !.r"ouis W,i"s
""l IA" '"1h day Il 5a'e", 'o' Ae ri"""e Resolutions
we ""l"i, W.
HSAfto. lhai h,h ole. alee -lali II hc Npusci
Uurs un.r,s hy ,p,r, ",,- ~ t.g fro, t,, i,r,s
,i,nI ur t.vnola. Nu,. ,ln., t,l III.
Adam. L. prrs- { be-
uc,,,.r irv., ID. IA .1r ~ pot Il v a.,
.,oui.u "a i.yu,hburs.
cpyY ii,tl In. n cards
A OOk rO NOCk tDkt. Il NO1D 81 tits.
We - Iust received another supf 1T IN cJrtivi
N.int ant Merit COOK lbNt.s tara ed
universally admired the ate .ic6in.ataiti Me
tAann al tins pace. BY great swing nj iutl tie
cNnces sing srt.et opr.a
apartments c,ok.i K IT,. a, urklnw.
-, an,r r,,,,,r ~ nv, =, 1 ,,,' , No. ,
o. Il, ,rnt.in. L, f,n... ., i.Af ans,
,ri,inmai lu, ,u., bent, -, tb, ,,,, ~ f i
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ANlkE, LIZ 4 AMI VI 4 MINE INSGR nee
II LYHCHBUka HoaE n FIkE INSURANCE COMPANY.-Ths
Company makes nsurspce against damage By Fire
Nv Cling Houses Stores Tobsrco Factories build
Jugs. furniture goods and generally
II aud country the favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance o all enjoying
good health and OF sound hole
utc, tor limited period
Saves employ IN ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take risks any
the Northern Southern Ports, at favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANiE'. Prcsdent,
JAMES VI CORBS Vice President,
GEUKUE s. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
sADIkLCTORS.
JonS DItf TAYLOR Nm. T. ANDERSON
JAMES r. paYAE, JoHN 4. DAtis.
NJ. II. SIRATrON, MAURICE -. IAA8HORNE,
SAMIEL IA. MCKINNEY, CHAS X. SLAUGHTER
JAS. .. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
CREED + WILLS, Secry.
n,' w '. y; io ,i' OWEN Meaica. Examiners
The Meita Ex tn.nainu o sujuctstor Insurance will be
at the Office the Company each day between the
= u : and ! O'Clock + NJ feb dts
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nIRECT ROUTE To THE WEST md III.
tersourg LynehDurg Va Kailroaa trO ,nr,
burg Bso, via East Tenn and Va kaioad from Iiri.. o
Vile Dalton Western and Atlantic Railroad frou D.
ton to Chattanooga. VIA Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga Stevenson, pins Cburl,snn
Railroad from Stevenson 10 Memph's
Through Tickets Issued t. The above points aud the Springs
and baggage checked through atthe Office South
The follow ing schedule will be run on he South Side na
road, commencing SUNDAY next 4th OF July INST
and MAIL In' AND ~Ih rA si:s TRAIN
Con Getting with the henmond and Danvllle Traus,
Petersburg daily at. o3ooek NJ
Arrive at BurkevlIie Junevnj at
Arrive at farm.ie at. '....'....''......... va "
Arrive at Lynchburg at. I..Jo
Leave Lynchtuig daiy at.......,,...''.',.. $50
Arrive at t'armviie at..... An
Arrveat Burkevdc (Juuction) at............ 2;l5
FREiGHr TRAIN ''''
Connecting with Richmond aud Dany lille Trains June.
Leave Petersburg daily at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AM
Auive at Burkcyillc (Junetiouj at............ia NJ
Arrive Farmville lao +. M
Leave Lynchb"ts daily a,.....................5 AN
Arys al a, r",n.,i1 A. I,, g2o
Arrive AT Petersburg at.....................I NJ
An Accommodation Passenger Car Way or Loca
Travel Will sttaehedto the Train leaving Iynchbnrs with
freight AZ 5o N and passengers s"s up Or West will
and Oh to be strictly by
in charge the tram and in viii the stopped
any other poiu- Sutherland Anders"n's Mil Fords
Wilson's, MELVILLE Blacks aud Whites. Noitoway &. II,
barKeviie ces High sridge, Farmvic Prospect FaIup.
nT Evergreen, AIpohaox spout Spriug, Concord James
River.
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEh- Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains
Petersburg daiiy (Sunday sexcepteD a,......, A, NJ
Arrive At City Point AT.
Leave Ihy foni Al.
Arrive al Petersburg at - ID
The rams the James River Steamers
leaving city Point Tor Norfolk and every saturday
and Tuesday evening with the fine Steamers koanVke
II bound OF New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will be when
there business Justify it, Stopping places
pat of be strictly oser, cd by those charge
the AID L. he stopped
point, Friends Lr"s>ns Cedar Gross.
IIy 3isi u IS. AI.I.Sl J., Supi
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BARGAINS: BAIsaiAlN1.! BARGAINS:
TO he HAD 81 rht cI.oriiiNG STORE VI
SAMUE Ell HARTMAN, Agen

MAD 81 rht cLo rnING
SAM UEL HARTMAN, Agent,
Man 81 neariy opposite tAe Citizens SaU'ng' Buns.
HAVE just return Il from the Northern with OF
the most complete assornrntsoi READY MADE tloI III
Ina offered IN this market Ny stock includes Fan
French Cashmere Suits all SORTS sizes cours the
style; Black Cloth F"eA Coats double aud single
b. Cas,ee Pants BLACK and fancy coiors " SITS If
Cas- iui,tp ShA SATIN ttcna,ie and Mars i,es-ngetner
with very superior Marsaes eompete, Gentl.nens
Furnishing Goods from top Ii toe, aud Boy Suits 'f every
description Hats Caps Boots, Shoes CATERS Trunks I'm
Orelas every thing usually found In Ready Made Cob
ing establishments be- pied at Lover prices than AT
other the city change nothing for exhibiting my
goods and To cad and examine ten
march 80 dts sAML HAkMAN. Agent
ItENTi.E wai find IL superis, Lot Of
- Cloths Ca'meros ""i N.angs nj my establishment
CiI NAIH. tUG9ENllE. MER.
~ * hmvc = and for sale, 800 bush.
w els BLAtk GA ;, stown in os7 sre'y prime ar
tiv.e Also 200 bushels il OARS, last growth
NUWLlN & MURKELI.
march dts Lynchhurs, Va
i'use ao:ai Oli and AOai Oil Ram ls.
A LARGE STOCK OF PURE CAMEL COAL OIL. at
II 81 81 sapi just retciv and Tor Aisu, COAL
olABLER JONES.
march Its Lynehpura. Va.
I(URNETT'sCOC 10, the Aaair, J".,
ID received aud tor ny
jan 2JtitS--Relr copy W A. STROriInR co.
4 sCOKICE PASVE.-:fO half cn.-. \. d. q.
IL LlCoKlCE good article o Mass Just received On con
si,.,nunt aili Tor sale ny LEE ROCHE ~ CO
ap.A idls
k,TOIEN, Fsseu uY FARM NEAR
- llo"ars,Ie. on " e,n, STAY week 49,
nONSl. Of ,our ears o.d, medium SIKH
reward gwen thr ap,f,hensl,u the the
alb, TAI ward pr the horse. }. .. LEWIS.
Sc'itstt'". Ah"Intrlr, Va, sept It's
d,O.N: CONN :: MEAh, "dGKouAD
~ rLAs rEli.lhe nn'i,rsgned has rented from Messrs
laushorne johns their COkA AND PLASTER MILL
lie mlh keci consut hand apose arts winch ne
olAS 5. LANGHoRNE. Sol, Ast
Its for the Yves Plaster
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spEAo NORTHUMBERLAND. IA.

DEAD WHAT slIA X sPEARE SAAs,
IA O. ,OD PIGTURESy
IF Il well done when It's done:
Then 1t we'll ii were lrue quickly '-Saais ,ears
Som you wish ii peH d0ae III a saprior nAaq'"
Yoali had ii qactiy done. and poa dote ~ l,N'LE.
y. - TANNER CO,
Main Street. : do = bridge STREET
l.. Rclbnig, Va.
La les and Gcntlrmen cordially invited /" our ron.
IkAIl GALLERY, containing s.ecihens eli mot aphS,
Ambroiyp,s Mcitiu"typts, &c
Also The beautiful fArEN I LEATHER PICIl aE A",.I
is convenient iVr sending by matt
Picture, taken in k,s a" weather and encioscdn bead
the very o~ prices from 81 cents to- s20
netuttfu Of told Irckcts Nc
liiun> ockct King, ireasPns Keys seals, &c.
al.i.ty. Just Received
4 iirst supply the best ,terial in the country
- n'i fsr,ri tocai lht HIS
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EXIEN-sSE sIOs ID UE
SPRING a. SU M MER CLOYHING


i SI'IttNG AND ST MMEK CI.J laiNt', which WAS
iotrd with and from the "ns experiences
ttair, lie cuundent thai la UuaaIy m,.ra
chf.rs his CioiuK be exvehed tins
III tne state lie respectfully invite, ms ei DIS,
lIs socn be
tire iI,b wt ny 10 pire
Besides er"d,s and oil CotLI.
al Gi.N ILEMEN'S III hHtoH NJ GDUDS Is iarse-sueh
shirts Collars, uanukct htIs Go>rs, 1hs, Socks,
p,nies. Trunks Carr et.Bass lmUr.Ias, etc
Suu. Try Merchants mud II 10 lntcrusl examine
his sons turliur last iHy prepared
tiaiv a az
stand iapri l4utsI Ut uGtAnEiMEh.
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AO FORT FAIR! IL the univrr-ai CRY
aud thousands participating The festivities hch
affords For the week. the
uiutu,es the city iiIlls
is hos iy and participate the Interesting which
are the utst flns OF SUE OCCASIONS.
AninDg many places which the gathering
thousands are ns and welcomed ma, he found
The Oh UathRr@ Photg rhic tia.ry Var
gnti Bans Main Street Va, where hundreds
IIkecsss OF the mobiles, works exhbti,
and n should H.
shall be furnished notice, and prices
ian 10 p.case.
Of Cases and Frames stN .e
constantly Also, l.pc~cIs, Breast Pas,
Rings, Watch Sc,is ChtIms, sc.
Fcurus tai art, at all hours the
day, IN all kinds ui -aih,r ID. Ii BLISS,
oct nj, Practical l'hot
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MAGNIFICENT rCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE -
100000!
Grand Consolidated Lotte.y of Delaware,
CLASS ~
be drawn In Wilmington, Del Saturday june 18th, 1889
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Seven Days Later from California Highly I'm
portant from Washington Territory.

portant from Washington Territory.
ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-The California over
land mail Of the 18th ult., has arrived. Bus
mess at San Francisco WAS inactive, but pri-
ces generally were unchanged.
W.P. Wilkins the District Attorney of
Suffer county, and candidate for the Legis-
lature, has been shot by Judge May, ofYuba
county, whose daughter had been seduced hy
Wilkins.
Mr. Broderick addressed a meeting at Sa-
cramento on the 9th, and made full expose
of the bargain-and-s arrangements at the
last senatorial election.
The convention at Carson Valley has franz
ed a constitution for a provisional govern
ment. 1t declares that Carson Valley shall
be independent of Utah, and give the name
of Nevada to the new Territory.
Victoria dates to the 9th have been rccelv-
ed. The island of San Juan in the Strait
of Fuea, between Nancouvre and the main
land, claimed by the American government
as part Of Washington Territory, has been
occupied by sixty U. 5. troops by order OF
Cen Harvey. Coy. Douglas thereupon Is
sued proclamation protesting against this
act, and claimed that the island belonged to
the British crown. He also dispatched some
armed vessels there, with 200 sappers and
miners to dispute the occupancy.
The L. S. vessels Massachusetts,, JEFF Davis,
Banbridgc and Active, and the British yes
sells Tribune, Satellite and Plumper, were
either anchored off the island OF the immediate
vicinity.
1t was unoficially stated at Victoria that
the matter would be compromised by joint
occupation, until the British and American
governments could be advised Of the existing
state of affairs.
The mining news from Fraser river is en-,
couraging. Seventy-fvc thousand dollars in
gold had reached Victoria within fortnight
Advices from Oregon state that tho 20
lose (?) Indians were harrassing Lieut.. Null
lens wagon road cxpedition-destroying
the mile posts, and burning the grass on all
the camping grounds.
The Los Angeles Vineyard" of the 10Th
gives an account Of battle between 81
troops under Maj. Armistead and 400 Mo
have Indians, on the 18th ultimc, in which
about so Indians were killed.
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New BooKs.-We have received a num-
Der of new works just issued by 7. B. Pc
terson Bros, Philadelphia:-The Neigh
bors, by Fredrika Bremen, translated by
Mary Hewitt, new authorized edition,
with the authors new preface; and The
Home, by the same author, and same trans
lator, with the authors corrections. OF tho
merits of Miss Bremer's works we need not
speak. The present editions are handsome
ly printed, and will make good Library CO.
pies.
Miss Leslie's Behaviour Book, containing
a great many rules and regulations for La
dies with regard to dress, manners, and
department generally. The object of Miss
Leslie, in this book, she tells young ladies'
is not to offend Or annoy them, by telling
them of their faults (which she does very
plainly but to improve and instruct them.
Dumas novel 1.-THE last one out we belleye)
the Mohicans in Paris. a cheap edition.
| Doves Patent Sermons, i'll one volume,
and, for those who want them, we should
say, "cheap at that"
Another one of the Wavcrly Novels-the
Surgeons Daughter; and two numbers OF
the cheap edition of Dickens works. Both
of these reprints we have noticed before.
The works above mentioned have been
received and are for sale at the Bookstore
of George +. French, King street. Mr.
French will supply regularly the Waverly
Novels and Dickens works as they arc Is
sued from the press.
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DEATH CAUSED by NANITY.--A French
paper relates the case of a young lady IN
LYONS, who was engaged to be married, and
was predisposed to corpulsncy. Sumo OF her
Young friends ridiculed her stout figure. NC,
which at the time only excited her laughter,
Her health subsequently declined, and she
died rather suddenly. As there was no
apparent cause for such quick death, the
account states, with grief, the parents re-
signed themselves to have post mortem
examination. They then found what they,
had never before suspected: she was burned
up by acid, which she had taken unknown
to them, to stop the growing fairness, which
reduced her to despair. The young girl
died the victim of ridiculous vanity"
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AUCTION SALES.
[ /. VI. MCCUKMIUk.-AI
AUCTION SALE.


INTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE IRON
Il FOUNDRY, TOOLS, &c, dc.-By 'irtue "t
a deed of trust from Smith 4 Perkins, 10 the I'm
dersigned, will be exposed to public sale. "n ~"
f,,t day If Nor,mLer "syt. al Ia "'clpcE. L. ".
on the premises, the following VALUABLE Pho-
PERTl -
lst. ALOT OF GROUND, bounded as follow.
commencing ut the intersection OF Pit and MMh'S
streets running West 246 feet 10 inches on Wilkes
street to ST. Asaph street; thence south 2j3 feet
inches OH ST. Asaph, with the exception OF q lot
fronting 90 feet on ST. Asaph, with depth OF us
feet:) thence Eastwardy 246 feet 10 inche- 1"
Pitt street. thence North with Pitt street 2J3 feet
. inches to the beginning.
This property fronts Immediately on the orange
and Alexandria Railroad and is improved 10y q
substantial and well appointed fire proof Fol \
a.. DRY, 100 by 80 feet, built of brick. covered
III with slate, aud has the necessary sheds, out
buildings and fixtures for first class Foundry
business.
I'd. A GROUND RENT Of 49, per annum on
the lot of % by is feet, fronting ON St. As"rh
street.
3rd. A LOT at the intersection Of st. Asaph
and GibbOn streets. fronting on Gibbon 10 feet I
inches and running back on ST. Asaph street,
northwardly 80 feet to a ten feet alley.
Il LOTS fronting Gibbon street l. feet i
inches each, with depth (northwardly) OF ~ feet
10 10 feet alley.
Also, steam ENGINE-cylinder 10 inch diam
eter, 81 inch stroke, with tubular boiler
2 cast-iron CUPOLAS Of SO inch diameter and 10
feet high
| platform scale; force pump
charcoal and casting grinders
Aden's patent blower; four wheel truck
| scale beam, for weighing boilers and heavy cast
ings
. large and / small Crane
| Core Oven and Fixtures
! lot Car and Engine Wheel Chis and copcS
Also, Quartering Machine for Boring Crank Pin
Holes, built by Lowell Machine Co.
| Wheel Drawing Machine; | Fan Blower
| | lot Of Grind Stones
| Polishing Wheel and Fixtures, together with =
| large assortment of Chipping Chisels, Taps anH
Dies, Spirit Levels, and great variety Of MACll!-
| NISTS', BLACkSMlTIlS', and BOILER MA
| KERS' TOOLS, too extensive to specify III an al
vertsemcnt, but comprising such tools rs are used
| in all extensive manufacturing establishments.
| | large Herrngs Fire Proof Safe
| | Circular Saw and Saw Bench
Double Whip Saw; 2 Wood Turning LatbeS
| set d feet Iron Benching Rollers
| TERMS or SALE:-For Real Estate-One fifth
cash. balance in d, -, Is and q months with inter
terest on deferred payments, and secured by deed 81
trust. Personal Property-on all sums under
300 cash, over that sum, six months, approx "l
| endorsed notes. with interest added.
WIN. GREGORY
| ROBERT JAMESON. Trustees.
W. n. McNEIGH,)
| ou1 Soom2m
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1859.
A L NJ A N A c
Rim E Ii s 7.
p0pr OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,.
PUkT Ut NbLAh 81
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Sch, Mary Jane, Gray, Nanjemoy, corn and
,yeto Washington L Co.
schr. Virginia, Self Nomini, wheat to washing
ton Co. n;,,o o %
Washington 20.
Scbr Amazon, Nesle, YeocomicO, wheat to Rob
insen Payne. poh
inson ( Payne.
Srbr, ONLY Son, Trucker, Towks' Landing,
vb.a, and rye to Robinson L Payne.
SAILED.
Ri. Antelope, Gum, St. John, n. B., by fowle
Brig Charles Miller, Brewer, Boston, by I. J.
Scbr. Elizabeth Eleanor, Lane, New York, by
Schr. Eliza Pharo, Cranmer, Bridgeport by T.
Schr. John Siliman, Clum, saugerties, by Bor-
den Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bri.C Heath, Loud, for this port, and sehr'
Geo. Henry, Fields, for Georgetown, CID at New
York, LIT inst; schrs. G. W. Dixon, Applegate;
Arctic, Hicks, and Ann D., Newton, from George
town: 5 c. Jones, Bedell, and A. Pharo, Cavalier,
from THE port, arrived at do, End inst.
Sehr. Mary A. Shropshire, Shropshire, ior fhh-
aiephiq. or this port, sailed from Providence
SIS. ult.
Schr. sesrsvillc, Berry, from Georgetown, D. C.,
arrived AT Boston, lst inst.
schr A. Middleton, Jr., spple, from George
town, D. c., arrived at Bristol, goth ult.
schrs. NJ. c. Durfce, Hail, and Daniel Brown,
Head from this port, arrived at Fall River, goth
ult.
schr.. RO1ana, Gcoghegan, from Havre-d de-
Grace, and John Randolph, Phillips, from this
port, arrived at Richmond, lstins
Schr.. Kozah, Warren, and jenny Lind, Nc
Conn, for this port, cid at Norfolk, lst last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-05
NOTICE.

rI,IIE exercises in CALEB :. HALLOWELL )
i HIGH SCHOOL for Young men and youths,
M Alexandria, Va. will he resumed Oh the 10th oil
the ninth month, (Septcmbcr.)
The Principal continues, rs heretofore to devote
himself personally to the instruction and govern
meut of the Students, and he is assisted i'll the
various departments, by corps of experienced
Teachers. most of whom board i'll the family. and
give their entire time and attention to the School.
II would he easy 10 insert the names of many
well known gentlemen. residing in various parts
of the United States. and elsewhere, who either
have been or now are, patrons of the School, hut
The Principal deems this unnecessary.
Circulars will he forwarded on application.
o,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-05
Niagara Falls.

BUFFALO, Sept. "A rumor is current
that two men and one woman went over the
Horse Shoe Fall yesterday afternoon during
a severe gale.
Nothing positive can be learned as to
the matter as yet, but that boat was seen
to 20 over, pieces ofwhich have been recov-
cred.
The name of the boat was Kate, and she
is supposed to belong to Navy Island. The
names of the parties are not known.