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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24
WASHINGTON & CO..
NAVY & HARM ON,

|ROCEES-p DEALERS IN COEN NEAk.
Vi GOEN. OirS. BlLE IA y. and all Kind,
uf NiLL FEED, corner OF Prince and Royal SIS.
Al.yrnJrla. Va. ap l9-dly
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which l. flied With the hh'>' run ana shru"h''!
and there is line brick stable aud rarrnGe
house upon the premises. Apply l" "; non
man. esd. Cashier of the Bank "i the old homln-
i'm or,n WM. II. IRWIN.
my 27dtf
"s9a FOR RENT.--rhs three st"ried WARE
i..si HOUSE, corner OF Prince and | niun streets,
~ present occupied by Mcssrs. Hill. Brown Fart
Law Possession given "u 18th oi February.
.HRt Tn. WAkEHOl 81 "n Prince street. u lew
iaN J..r4 rnst %: Union street al pr"sruf occupied
- N,s.rs Ford 4 Wickline. Possession given "n
1T nr February. ,,,,.r..,,
r.ss The, new four .s;ori.d WAREHOUSE. on
i%a east side III Union street, tw" doors so"'h "i
Pr,r,,r street r"In,r "i an alley.
r.es Tn. WARFlul SE ON the WHAT. imincdl
.;"G o,.,, ,o.i Of the las; uau.d. Apply to
Js. To- r. FOWLE i co.
c1e FOX EENT-Ths two. story Is OK
a:N ryriIIX,; and STORE atiarhrl No. llo,
ie*,-. ,r.,.t next door to Mr.. David Aplirhs
r,mr,.ti,rnr, establishment. Possession gwen
In. "Gth Of July F"G terms. apply I" Hh' r..
FRENCH. "Frrnrhs Book ard Per'"di'a' Depot
iy lo-"n.f
1-.s rwo STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
Ess5Ei EENT.-Thc houses oh Royal street "hr"'
Which lately OCCUPIED by John ]. Creighton ~ Il
Hardware store. are Tor rent, sni unlncdlnte pos
....inu ,,iy,n. For lricc ami other particulars,
apply t"
ian ll-,lif
FOX nENT.-A WAREHOUSE, on King
ss? .t,..t h,,w,.u Union aud Water streets. At
nr.scn, occupied by Z-ph English 4 Brother aud
among the best business stands III me Guy
'''DT ATr!, to Iaus 'a--rwl JOHN wITHEkS.
poH EENT-rhe nW ELIlNG on Alfred
f:; street, heretofore occupied by Mr.. James T.
Smith, t, whom application eau n- made Ter
,,rn', C. RICHARDS G. SMITH.
;,Is .co,r Executor "f II e. Smith d-" IT,
r,a> FOR EENT--Thr HOUSE on Cameron
III street. at prrscui occupied Icy Doctor Lewis
T"-....iou given the 18th Of S"r'mI"'"r. f"'
terms. apply To- Doct. KING, Us. A. ""'h'"s''"
| jy I'll
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GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS,

THE ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE.
D. w. EVANS & CO,
THE 6I7 EKbA WAi, CIT THE
FIFTH NEW -iURk FIFTH
YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1894. YEAR.
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Et,- A CARD. Expecting at the proper time
to announce myself rs II candidate for the Sher'h-
atty of Alexandria County, have to request that
nag friends will not commit themselves to Others
AN, l6-eotf VIM A. HART.
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IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c
pRAYTON G. MEADE, Agent
l. now prepared Ia furnish The
ory,,oup c1taNO AMI WHEAT DRILL,

II now W.
SEYMOUR GUANO AND WHEAT DRILL,
WIN ur w'iNi0W GroeS- !SS''it'%.
AyD WITH THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
I.rt; think these DIR !. hS this year, will add
w murh to their already high "r''"t'"" as the
h,st GUANu aud WHEAT DRILL, as well n
being rhr ,,,"rg.,t. @mrhri, """ mast d"'""''.-
Every DRILL !. guaranteed /" work we'll
Farmer. vi.i,rs AIcxanIria. who intend buying
DRILLS, WILL before purchasing, a." wei l" can
and ,>.minc the SEYMOUR DRILL, AT
.up i-2m W. -, f"'rj"'- Nfrtei, -i''' "'
rICEFORD HUFFMAN : WHEAT
Is DEl.LS-SEY MOUES WHEAT DRILLS
-pENNUrK'S WHEAT DRILLS We ar" now
,reru,.L To- furnish any "I ID" above l"h'S' WIN
=, ,,,tI.ut III, Guam" nna seed attachments
Those wishing To purchase, viii please S'"a III
tIir orders carly. Address
inpISoN, WALLACE 4 CO.,
En l. Union st, Alex. Va.
IIoESE POWERS AND THKESh NJ Mt
II ,riINE- r.l;on'. Triple Cleared hoi.HL
POWER AND THEESlIIN'i MA'hlNh.
,,,.t ,,,ri.r article. warranted to gave sa'lsia',
.,e, pitr'- Celebrated Machine for "nd !"
h.r..s. Always cr hand 4 supply o' M"h's''h''
RS E"chawuy WHEAT FANS.
Orders promptly attended I" -,
ADplS0N, WALLACE 90,
n.sl,.rs in every description al Agricultural III
'''h'''' " -23
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,r~G NOTlCE.-rho steamer JAMES
---rJIisGrf having RESUMED her route On
Gs Potomac River, will leave Washington on
TUESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, ut &. A. NJ. Return
ing will leave Curri"n,nn on WEDNESDAYS and
NilRpAiS. stopping at all the regular Land
Ass GONG aud returning.
LuClEN 5. PAGE. Proprietor.
NItH. BorSu. Agent NH ie-h
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AIiEN Is
,sa DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

<tAF4 i'''l u " u - i'shFh ~ ~ -
Ssi&Pli Plili.ADELPlllA.-rhe Propeller j..
JEROME, Capt. Jerome. will leave Philadelph'a'
vn Saturday. Al /: o'r!o"k. NJ, aud Aleyandris, on
Tuesday. at /. "cl"ch. NJ. For freight, which Will
ce taken rra>"m,,hlc terms. Apply t"
THOMAS WEBSTER. JR.,
II North Wharvcs. Philadelphia.
or I, STEPHEN SHlNN,
nv loft 81 Union street. AleXanjria.
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hblNEr. CHAIR. AND SOFA MANuFAC-
" TORY, No. 80 K;ny street. Aiera"dr,"' va.
Having lately fitted up one Of the hauds"mes'
sai Gu most Spacious WarcroomS in the city. Tor tue
',KNlrrRE BUSINESS. respectfully invite
gIO,t g,t attention t" my large stock Of FukAi-
Hh, which am constantly increasing. Per
.Ous VISITING our city will tiui il to their advan-
.a'e t give me Il call. as the range Of my GooDS,
~ Respect I" quality aud price. is such US to rover
M M,e wants aad views of all. Ny stock com 'risa
Saith."sany Sofas, Rocking. Cane AMI Wood Seal
'"uss Chairs. Sidehoards. Dressing Bureaus
,@Arhle n.le top and plan.) Marble Top and Plain
""'" Stands. Marble Top Sofa, Card. Book. and
fahey Tables, Cottage S-t. Bcislends of all pat
~ rus such ~ High. Fielding. French, L"w-Post
u'lhae Be3stcsis. several patterns of Cottag'
oe'steads; Hat Racks. Warlrobes, Looking alas
e'' aHi large number of other articles embraced
IL the business
~ Ge,is, B"lsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &e,
eohstantly on hand.
""' 1T JAMES II. DEVAUGHN.
phaCH BASHETS.-A large lot of Peacl
Baskets, low down for cash.
HERRING 4 EVANS,
~ Royal street., near King-st
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THOMAS PERRY
Dr. HAROLD SNOWDEN

Commission Merchant. No. >, Jnnncy's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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L Hiiosb dl anu 'a
sical Works.
Historical and Misccl
laIIcnlIs.
P"crical. Theological,
Religious,
Law. Medical, Masonic.
Standard FirtinnS.
Prayer. LYNN, 4 Glee
Books.
Text Books for Schools
,Nr Sr
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JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIST.
O6ice, IL Ha-Lington -t.. North oi hiny, E"" %ds,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
OFFERS his Professional services t" those des'r-
" ing them Particular attention paid I" the in
srr,ion of ARTIFICIAL TEETH. nov by
GEO. II. ROBINSON. rHos T. PAYNE
ROBINSON & PAYNE,
NROCERS COMMISSION AND FORWARD
U ING MERCHANTS, prisee Street Wh"J,
Ih.rondriu. Tr. oct ST
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CHOvELS AND SPADES.-iu>t received a
y supply of Ames 4 R"w!and,s ANA rIH - nann'e
...Is No. IL North Fairfax street
VIRdINIA HAMMERED IRON Just IN, IN store ''e
Y purchased Mt reduced rates. ana ,Tr wTv na'r "'
c.rainply. Iaus ISL GEO. ]. BALD" IN
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IT, NnrlCE-Thc Steamer COLUM-
Ir-l7..BIA, Capt. James Harper, having
'"'n ts'r'u.hy repaired and improved Will re-
,Vme her trips between Baltimore and thus place.
'rA,ih- BaiIlm"re on Saturday, 18th instant NJ ="
"'"es, n' returning, leave this place, "n the fol
loving clnSslly. Vt !, A. VI.
WHEAT & BRO, Agents.
y. D. The sht on merchandise for the differ
eai landings ou the river, will invariably he requr-
ed IL advance. nh IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24

CyMITH'S FILES AND SCREW PLATES
- Worry superior Files and Horse RnSrS' and
full assortment Of Stocks and Dies just rcrrlved
from tho makers. GEO. I. BALDWIN.
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The following is partial list Of property which
will lee given the purchasers Of Books AZ the Time
of sale. wuI th from
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rc FOR RENT-Thr HOUSE On Cameron
ri street, at jrrscui occupied 10y Doctor L'%'S'
Possession given the 18th "i S"l'm,'',t' r"'
terms apply t" D"ct. KIM, Us ~ washington
iy 1T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-24

VxyAGoN BOWS. BENT RIMS AND pa
w TENT CLOTH, and great variety "i best
Malleahle Castings, offered ut lowest rates All
in want are solicited to call before purchasing.
.u,, ~ GEO T. BALDWIN.
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L. H. & G. c. SCHNEIDER.
WASHINGTON, u. c.,
DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE.

South .id" Pa. .h'". b''~"c" lcfh an" II" stree
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FOR EENT-rhe DWELLING on Alfred
Iii street. heretofore occupied Wy Mr. James
smith To- whom application can ',r ,,, M,,.' '"'
e., RICHARDS G.. SMITH.
~ .o,r Executor nf II e. Smith. decd.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-04-05

An AGED wAnRIon.-Old Tarmahhah, zone Eye,) the
wellknown Indian chief and warrior in Wabashaw,
Minnesota last week He is supposed TO have been born
about the year 1885, according to the Wabashaw Herald
which would make him 104 years of age He
chief says that paper, of of Red Wings bands Of
Sioux and in the Of 1872 fought noby and gallant
y with the Americans against the British. Ho also
on the side of the Americans in the Black Hawk war;
and has rendered the whites valuable service at other
times The Herald gives copy of the commission given
him by Gov. Clark OF Missouri, in 1916. Old Tar
mahhah takes great pride in showing this commission
and also demands ctshop for sight of it, The marks
ofextreme old age visible in his countenance He is
childish and imbecile and is but wreck of the
mighty warrior who led his braves to battle and to vic
tory.
The rapid growth Of Leavenworth city, Kansas, is
tonishing Although only -four years DID, it contains
population of 10, 400 with assessed valuation of S.
81 375 1t has nine churches ten schools four daily
and four weekly papers, job printing Offices eighty
nine lawyers and forty doctors.
Tho shock of earthquake distinctly felt at JEFF
ersonville Tszewell county, Va about O'Clock at night
the 22d ult. heavy rumbliDg sound easily distin-
guishable from that of thunder several seconds after
followed by distinct arng of houses rafting queens
and window sash. 1t less violent than the
experienced at the same place in May, 1852
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Markets.

Of 1000 bales at decline In of cent-up-
land middng nominay l2S cents. Flour closed lower,
with sales of 900 barrelsState, IS 10 50 65 Ohio,
Sc so SO 65 ; southern; Sc 10 So 60 Wheat closed
with declining tendency, sales uniwportantred 81 40
81 81 white, 81 so 81 10. Corn closed lower,
with sales of 10000 bushelsmixed, SO cents yellow,
SO SO cents Pork closed firm $lT 371 ASST S71
at ia lla cents. Whskey closed dull at 26 27
cents Sugar closed quiet0rleans, cents Spirits
of turpcntne closed dull at So cents Rosin closed firm
sales Of 1900 bbs. at 81 6l3 81 62A. Rioe closed
firm.
BALTIMORE, April 4.---Four closed straightforward
street. sc IS Wheat closed du-white, Ell As 81 so;
red, 81 40 81 50. Corn closed with declining ten
dency white, rs " cents yellow, so s3 cents
Provisions are unchanged--bacon Sides 9I cents
pork, SIS so. Whiskey is duh at 274 IS cents.
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AUCTION SALES.
ByJ. @. MCGUIRE Co, AaoiiOneers.

~
CtUPERIOR ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO
- Porte Furniure AZ Pubic AuoonOn Thurs
morning April 10 O'Clock At the hosss recently
by Gov stevens 18th street. between and Streets We rah
cell All the furniture and effects, comprising ,.
Superior rosewood case piano iofe " Soe'
kCOn
suit Of crimson plnsh-coyered pari1r furniture
French plNae pier giasses, slabs and brackets
Marble Top centre and sofa tables
Walnut enclosed cteseret Nhainot
suite Of four crimson dsmask curtains With mee curtains ana
o0rnice
French chino vases and ufanisl ornaments
superior velvet BRUSSELS and threeiply carpets
Oilcloth, mating bronze hat tree
dining table, oak arm dining CHAIRS
Handsome mahogany secretary and bookcase
breakfast and card tables, lounge
Mahogany post and French bedsteads
Mahogany md walnut kble-top dressing bureaus
Marble top wsshstaBds, toilet sets
Excellent mahogany and walnut wardfobes
Feather beds, bolsters and pillows
HAIR mattresses, blankets, and comforts
Easy chairs, window shades, stoves Se.
China glass and Crockery
Block Tin channg dishes, knives, and FORKS
Silver plated castor, plate warmer &e
Together with OF Housekeeping roques
Terms $50 under that credit q 90 and 70
ays for satisfactorily bearing interest
p 8 House, which desirable one V or rent M
qure the sucioneers. - -
April I'D Aucnonsefs'
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Psansylyania Fugitive slave Anair.


fBlLaD2LrmA, April s.--The OF Daniel Webster,
an alleged fugitive slave from Athensyie Virginia. is
being heard to-day before the United States commits
sioner On conducting the fugitive TO the commission
er Office this mornngB most exciting occurred
Several hundred persos gathered along She route and
there was every indication Of attempt 10 effect
forcible seizure from the officers Marshal Jenkins
however made such movement left no doubt that
the inst who should interfere would DO at the
cost OF his life, and thus succeeded In safely conduct
ing Daniel before the commissioner.
The fugitives counsel objected 10 the power Of ator
ney Of the claimants counsel a transcript FROM
aud not the full record of the court OF Loudoun county
Virginia The examination is still progressing and the
room Is guarded by a large force Of the police.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The evidence for the prosecution closed al nine clock
tonight when tho counsel for the defence asked for
continuance of the for the alleged that they
had not had time 10 consult with their witnesses.
Mr. Brewster argued that the statute enforced sum
mary proceedings, and opposed continuance The pub
lie feeling much excited, and the law demanded
prompt action 10 shield the claimants from any disastrous
results. This the intent of the law.
The Commissioner decided In favor of the continuance
for the that he not perfectly satisfied with the
identification Of the negrothe witnesses not having
him for seven or eight years
The examination then adjourned till tomorrow
afternoon.
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BY JAS c. MCGUIRE a co, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE improved Real Eetate III George
AT public auctionBy Of decree m the circuit
District OF Columbia the subscriber a. trustee under
will sell public auction, Tuesday afternoon April
2sh commencing O'clock premises the following de-
improved property GeorgeoNn belonging 10 the estate Of
the late Com. Csssn.
Fast part eals addition TO Georgetown, and south
part in the Slip having front Of 70 feet and
depth feet together with the improvements consisting OF
brick dwelling house
north lot No l6l In Beais addition TO
Georgetown having front OF +a feet by depth Of 100 feet with
brick dwelling house
Besls addition Georgetown having front OF 60
street. Washington and Congress streets
ming 100 together with the improvements consisting OF
nearly large brick dwelling house with large brick
building brick stable attached The improvements Of
with and throughout
and good pump OF water IN the yard,
Also sooin the above having each front of 90
depth 40 feet These lots viii be divided into four lots
OF 30 feet front each.
Of the FIRST named property.
residue three equal instruments at
months the deferred to bear interest from
and the thereof be secured by bonds
with surety, and n lien the premises sold.
All conveyances at tho expense OF the purchaser.
JOSEPH r. CAssIN Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Ap 2-eod Auoioneers
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

T,XTENSIvE SALE BY CATALOGUE OF BOOTS,
II shoes suetou0n Thursday, the Ith inst
shall sell by catalogue floor Of auction store No
$40 Seventh street Is O'Clock, per consignment
100 boots shoes and CATERS comprising
general assoment OF ladies' ssea genemens ohdrens
wear fresh spring goods and will be sold to the highest
bidder.
The attention % gentlemen Alexandria Georgetown,
Washington respectfully invited TO the sale and as the sock
Is large they will please be pnnctus 10 the time
and under s25, CASH over go credit Of
four approved endorsed notes bearing Interest
Catalogues ready on Tuesday next
April I'D A. olufN Auouoheer
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PROPOSALS. FOR ERECTING MARINE BAR
Il RACKS AT BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
NAVY pspanrnxsr, washington. April !. 1859

7-s.aa NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington, April 4, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Proposals for Building
Brooklyn New York will be received this
Wednesday the Goth Of April, 1884, O'Clock p
completion the barracks authorized BE- erected
Brooklyn, New according the plans and specifications
prepared by direction Of tho Navy Department. copies OF which
the Offices OF the communicate the Ports
the Navy Department.
proposals for furnishing the materials
plotting satisfactory who be
the Navy Department supcrptend tho and the
department the right reject OF the
invited when deems the interest Of the United States
requires II.
will paid for the work progresses
made and certified by the superintendent tho
the United Stes and cent retained until the
and acceptance the work by the sad
and department. and be forfeited the event OF unfuh
the provided that bill shall be made for
less than Ave thousand dollars
proposal written guarantee signed
by responsible persons Certified be by navy
othor officer the United
thousand dollars bidder will whom
CURED his proposal be accepted into contract and bond
proper sufficient security for it's faithful performance
desiring bid invited tho plans aud specn
oatio a tho office herein before mentioned.
proposals sealed and addressed this department.
plainly endorsed Proposals fer building Adrin Barracks at
Brooklyn, Nei0 York"
bidder whose will be notified and
will forwarded thereafter practicable
he will required within days after It's
al post Office named by him.
completed in all respects according
specifications within twelve months from and after the
o the
ISAAC TOUCEY
Secretary OF tho Navy,
April s-2awtAp2o
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BY A GREEN, Auctioneer.

@ ALE by order of the Quartermaster at the Uni.
- Wednesday tbe 9th instant shall
se In IL O'clock aaee lot Of
Uniform coats, fatigue jackets
WOODEN pants, great coats
Linen overas carpets
Together with lot OF other articles
Terms cash In specie.
BY order Of the Quarermaster
Ap3 Anctoneer
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Indian warfare.

ST. LOUIS April 4.-The St. Joseph's Journal learns
that there Is extensive foot between the var
Indian tribes the plains headed by Minneougues
Negotiations pending between them.
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Nv A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

HSHREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS NEAR
the Navyyard suc,ion0n wednesday April shall sell
on The promises 8 ock D. handsome building lots
situated In square all lot % and OF lot Is In
said square subdyed three building lets fronting on the
south 18Th aud sth streets east This
situated The hayward little east OF The
residence sos perfectly graded and commanding
pec follows % feet 81 and 81 running back
iO2 u inches TO a 80 feet alley.
balance eighteen months
for notes bearing day sale deed given and deed
A. GREEN
April Std Anctioneer'
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The ConnectIcut EIection.

HARrroRp April 4-The election in this State to-day
resulted Ia the choice of the four republican congress
and the entire republican State ticket The legisla
ture Is also largely republican.
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To he Gentlemen Of dsa oty and q, Viersy.

EDWARD D0LAN Merchant Tailor Sign Of the
- Golden Fleece Penn avenue opo
Wizards Hotel respectfully thanks Tor
the liberal he has received beyond his sngane
and hopes
win be- please general satisfaction superior lfng garments
soil low the
the public his and elegant sprn goods
by himself from the best importers New comprising
of the exquisite rok vesincr
and pantaoon goo morning spring
on the beautiful styles Constantly
sortmsn' of Furnishing soc and superb To- q ng collars
lace cravats. Nnrcb slim
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DOSITIVE SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
M auction On Wednesday, the 18th OF Apr
premises II o'clock that beautiful farm Of
Joseph Gngs containing frty snd half In high
Of cultivation well fenced and wseed fine apple and
peach orchard hesing The buildings consist of
good dwelling aud other buildings. Tho land
high cultivation and suitable o profitable market garden
also has meadow The above mentioned property abon
miles Washington the Seventh street road leading
Coesvie adjoining OF Thomas Wilson, George
Riggs Dr. Condc being the first farm after passing the
Sligo branch
onehd cash. balance and the deferred
payments be secured by deed Of trust the premises
A. GREEN,
April i--eod&ds Aucioneer.
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Financial.

New YORK April 4.--Stocks generally opened higher
and closed steadyChicago and Rock Island, 56s Il-
nois Central shares, 68t do. bonds, s74 Michigan
Southern, 1874 New York Central 76a Reading, sos
Mil and Miss, 81 Missouri SIS S7b United States IS
of 1874, l04b.
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The Potomac Fisheries.

ALEXANDRIA, April 4.--This morning among the ar
rivals at the fish market about shad and u 900
herring from F. Marbury landing, opposite Aqua Creek
There were heavy arrivals from other points.
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REv. Mr.. WISE, Of the Episcopal Church OF Richmond
preached excellent at Dr. Buffers Church. In
this city, ON Sunday evening last.
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por PrBtrc ScHooLs.-The regular monthly meet
ms u rru
day, the sih inst, at ~ O'Clock
no. RICKETTS,, Secretary.
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BY J. @. MCGUIRE 81 Co, Auctioneers.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES.

FTNRUSTEES SALE Of IMPKUNED REAL ES.
city Of washington.By virtue of the
the District Of Coumb passed the Esd OF Janu
which Chsiana McClery and others
others defendants
shall sell public auction the highest bidder Thursday the
OF April at 5H O'clock The premises the
part numbered thirteen, 3 numbered
three esq., tho city Of Washington fronting %
and running hack with that
alley said lot The improvements consist
Of a three story brick dwelling house, &c
third OF the purchase be paid in
cash equal indictments and months,
by the purchaser satisfactorily endorsed
GILBERT RODMAN Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co.
17-eod&ds Aucloneers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-04-05

CossrDKRABIE Is felt and expressed at the
arrival Of the Curacao bearing the newly accredited min
lister from England to this government Lord Lyons Her
arrival at Annapolis has been looked for daily for the
last fortnight