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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

BY JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
sss in
jo;sGhns s, Nssss"s ;Ss :; @ , r
NJ forms Josephine and Camp streets and
on Camp Of i5 feet 'e''n anu '0
measures the same front and depth as No aAu
THIS pToer, has ben much sought after being situated in
san property this neishborhood sold pses who
have e 4dy contracted to bald this positively the last
the sale which peremptory to effect
asaTERMs-o cash. blauce in one and two years,
per pr until maFity and B per een In.
of Az 3 ssfos O. Stark Notary Public ." the mgls
FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS.
s @ ss JOHN
late of the Parish of West Fecana in The State Of Louis
BY JULLAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auc,ioneer,
7'HuKsDAY,, May esth, at = o'sieek NJ, NJ,
@ s % P a ns
La will be sold public the following real
in the First Dis
BY Iaops Nyaies Clio A. oo streets being lots Nos
sd aid s sn fs 91 on aope na ssss 1s s1e @ 81 3
inches and lines in cep,h between parallel lines being
from his a,ler, The late John Tarnba acquired the
ame by purchase m rhomas key by act rassed before
Marx r e @ then Notary pHbc in the city Of New Orleans
kB-TERNS-onetou fourth cash. and the balance ere
their s seeq1g
spsa confession of Judgment to be
of sale before T. o. Stark, Notary Publ tho expense
! of the pu chaser.
ouATRE LOTS DE TERRE CHolsI DAMS lie PREMIER
District convenabe habitaions situes Pr du dep
dm Chemin de Fer de carioon-Succession JOHN
TURNBULL ci.devant de la Parosse de West Fecaua,
dsns Etat de la Louisiana
PAR JULIAN NEVILLE 8. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Enceneur.
EYp, ,e s9rean II Conmersial @. @ Place
u Cite dun ordre de PHonorabe Sepeme Cour
de District Jndcare, Paroisse de West Feiiciana, Ie
cide5sous decrits veudus pour cope
dite succession, savoir-
| QUATRE TERRAINs dams lie Premier District en- n vile
@ 81 us aso ns lille s a borne a par par les
sadjoignant CHI chacnn 81 peds pouces
lignes de face la Caope, 59 peds 10
meme propete que lie dit deun herie de pere,
John Tnrnbnl an seaas par ar. aeha de Thomas Key
| la Nouvelle Orleans lie 20 de mars 1879
| RS-CoNDITIONS-Un quart compliant Ia balance sur
doner billet personnel approuve poant
de pour cent de la date hypo
beaue special sur un ugement la prupriete
de pardevaut T. o. Stark notaire public aux
| frais de Pacquerenr. a2O
| JULIAN NEVILLE u CO., AuCTIONEERs, Ap,
ana aRe s @ Aeps fsp @ the sale Of Rel Estate
| Sales, Cargoes, Stocks of Merchandise etc.
Particular attention paid to the purchasing and selling
| Hsroicee No IL Commercial Place ia7 If
RoLTs. NUTs,'etc.-loo kegs assorted Sizes in store
| ID and for sale by g. L".KoUNs 4 BROS,
Front rect,
milo tnl Cana. Earrp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANs, CLOTHING, HATS,
Trunks and Travelling Bags
BY E. ROGER g. CO.

BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoGANs, CLOTHING, HATS,
Trunks and Travelling Bags.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
formerly H. Peychaud, Hyde 4 co.,
TNHURSDAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ at their Auction room. No. rs Old Levee street. will
children, comprising fresh and Iect assortment.
An invoice of Ready made Clothing.
-..- rs cases new style Mem. Straw Hats
- TERMs-At sale. myll
MIRRORS, RNGRAv1NGs, PAPER HANaINGs Etc.
BY TOURNE f. THOMAS.
EUGENE ToURsE, Auctioneer.
TUESDAY. "wednesday and Thursday, the
I'm m M
Essasngs Frames. Paintings Paper Hsnsings
ms Psps al
e
approved
NoTICE-Those three sales being the last will complete
the qnidation Q. the stock Of said store. mys
IBooKs. .rsrATIoNERY, etc. ETC..
BY .ANSEL EDWARDS,
Store, syst. Charles street.
...... R. ARHrIELD Auctioneer.
'T'HIs EVENING and every week day even
beat work. of the best authors
EV q
SALE large collection the best Medical
Books ALSO the best works Of the best authors
pertinent Of Standard Literature also Blank Books Station
of description, greaty reduced fol
cash to which the attention Of the ptb bic is invited. n22 If
CREDIT sALE-lO0 CASES OF BOOTS, SHOES AND
Brogans, Leghorn and Pedal Hats Clothing, White Shirts
etc., etc.
BY BLACHE f. LEAUMONT.
Auction Room, II Chartres street.
FRIDAY, the 18th Inst, at 10 o'clock A. M.
their auction rooms No. u Chsrtres street. will b.
sold
100 cases OF Boots Shoes and Brogsus.
-Also-
so cases of Legho n and Pedal Has,
-AIso-
29O lots OF Clothing.
-Also-
$50 dozen American White Shirts.
HT-TERMS-At sale. my12
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

oTrcE BOARD usDEnwRIrERs,
meeting of this III osra E.ssras fss %sla on the
S ~ The following resolution wa" adopted aHd ordered to
Re,ose That difference half Of cent
sr.s ss sa sna @ s
on M @ s sgs e 70 be- hung
hinges the walls and to be not less than No.
myll I'm Secretary Board Underwriters.
s eS xnsns sas q sn:
" ''' ' SixSS STSaSS ag%HGss,s E, y;.s Commodore.
bE;SEISE ESSSHS e ti:s oss%sssss Ss%%ssss
mylo If = a. DNND JAS. sEGes, Secretary.
REGATTA Crescent Giy Yseht cIab yi Be- The
Lake Fa s Ne" VII 6 op
First tlass, Is feet to " feet measurement.
The first gun signal for Yachts form into line, will be
All entries must be- made prior to 2 O'Clock on the day of the
end Of sff pe 1 en
milo TIC JAS. BEGGs, Secretary
NEW ORLEANS, May 7, 1859.
19-To the Stockholders of the south. rn
sc s M o %
s. Fult "a Common between the hours Of 10 NJ
make the Loan until otherwise ordered by the Prsdes of
the nys gss~fP'Hy vie.pe.itsnt e : J. TFoRRD r r H. Co.
STATE LOUISIANA, I
Executive Office {
DWherens, by virtue of act of the Lee
gslatnre the Of Louisiana approved March 18TH 1856
entitled An act to establish Quarantine fr the Protection Of
the State,n
have thought proper Issue this my Proclamation upon
the advice of the Board of Health declaring all vessels
Rio de Janeiro Trinidad Vincent, ST. Thoma,
Porto Ric ST. Domingo JAmaica and Cuba Vera Cruz Tam
pco and spnwa subject Of not less than
days.
Given under my hare the of Baton
Rouge this 18th day Of April D. 1852 and Of the In
dependence Of the United States Of America the eighty
ttird X. U. WIGKLIFFE.
BY the Governor
my5 10 ANDREW 8. HERRov Secretary Of State.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

WHEELWRIGHTsA AND oARR1AGE.MAKERs
" ATTENTION
The subscribers receiving and will be constantly
piled with full and complete stock of the following viz
AXLEs-For Buggy Carriage, Wagon, Dray and Cart.
Pipe, Wagon, Cart and Buggy Boxes.
ELLIPTIC sPRINGs-For Buggy Carriage, Wagon, Bread
and Milk Carts The Springs for the Milk Carts 60 inch
long, 2 and N inch wide, 6 and leaves.
HUBS sPoKES AND FELLOEs-For Buggy, Carriage
and Wagon heavy Drays and Carts
Bows, Shafts Buggy Wheels, etc., etc.
BOLTs-Carriage Fire assortment
sizss
NUTS AND sCREws-A full assortment, all the sizes.
STEEL-Csst Blister, German Shear Spring, Railroad and
Plow. PRIEoTLEY & BEIN.
Observation-Disclosures.
Landing and in store the following, wi,
100 doz S. W. Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns.
100 =. Levers
100 =. Hunts
100 =. Imitation Collins :. :. :.
100 :. O. Ames 4 Co IS best SHovELS and SPADES
2to6
100 :. Rowlsnas-2to4
For sale by PRIEsTLEY BEIN
SO and 81 Camp street.
Gas Pipe.
We have Just received the following Wrought GAS
PIPE, which offer at very low rates, viz:
10 bundles Y inch.
IS :. Ia
IS IL
20
Also
| GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PR1EsTLEY BEIN,
| SO and 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 10, 1859, at I2 O'Clock,
l. At the % City Hotel Common street: will be sold
bounded by Johnson Perdo Prieur and Poydras
designated by the Nos l6 to 90 inclusive These Lots adjon
and each 80 feet inches Perddo
20 feet in deph Lot No l6 forming the Of johnson
ferdido streets.
This offers fine opportunity parties wishing purchase
property 10 improving portion of the First District the
Lots will be sold, positively, without reserve.
~ TERMS-Onetrd cash the balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing mortgage the property, with
per cent interest," till maturity and per eventual
interest.
Acts Of sale before James Graham, Notary Public the
pense OF the purchaser. my6
ONE MORE CHANCE TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON
jackson street. Fourth District in the best neighborhood
Magazine s,ree-To be sold without reserve long
credit, 10 effect partition.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

Ssn FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-RAN
~ away from the undersigned named Holmes,
about rs old, feet 10 inches his has scar
A the right cheek under the plain to be s
OF gri color has large head fine forehead is nteli
gent nclines Tsp little in his speech has short neck and
bu It, has heavy beard had heavy mouache when
he left but no whiskers.
bought him from harles Cox, Of franklin parish, La.
The will be paid by the undersigned If Holmes
is ceufned in Jail of this that ha1 and
twenty five dollars confined in Jail in this State that get
him.
suspicion that Hslmes has been abducted by some
white man. Il BLEECkER.
Me .dyille, Miss April 23, 1889 a2T law4t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

WlDOW A. COSTA, SUCCESSOR TO AKann
w Costa, has on band and offers for sale
600 bhls. Mess Prime and Rump Pork
100 tierces Racon-Sdes and Shoulcs-r.
80 bbls White and Red Beans.
rs terces Sugar-Cured Hans.
200 bbls. Superfne and Extra Flour.
80 tierces Carolina Rice.
800 bbls. Western and Northern Potatoes.
aga 6m as 81 GO and 70 Old Lerae HEac
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

TUIIAN NEVILLE u CO., AUCTIONEERS, Ap
u paisers and General Agents for the Estate
Slavs Bank Stocks Port Warden and Succession
Sales. Careoes, Stocks Of Merchandise, etc.
a.Particuar attention paid purchasing and selling
Of Plantations.
HS-0icee No II Commercial Place. iaT IL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

"A. lmprOv-
ing portions of the Fourth District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office ii Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May l2, 1859, at II O'Clock,
will be sold at auction the City Hotel Common street.
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situate in the
Fourth District in the square bounded by Jackson Branar
Philip and Bsronue se Bacchus The said adoir
each 80 feet M inches front Jackson
depth of l25 feet and inches between parallel lires
This offers fine opportunity 10 purchase perty in desr
able and sing neighborhood The lots well filled
there good brick banquet and superior cubing.
I-TERMS-Onehird cab; balance in six, twelve ant
eight, months bearing the property
with 6per cent interest and per eventual interest
Act of sale before F. g. Goschalk Notary Public, the
expense of the purchaser. a23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY,
situated in the upper portion of the Fourth District.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office IL Commercial Place.
THUR SDAY, May 12, 1853, Mt 12 O'Clock NJ !.
i the City tiote will be sol a auctioa-
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF G GROUND tuated In the Fourth
District In square bounded by ate Jersey
Eighth ,ute and Ninth streets measuring 50 feet front
fcrrin the Annunciation and Eighth
HJ-TERMS-One third cash; balance in six, twelve and
gh months for bearing mortgage the property
with cent interest and per eventual interest
Act Of sale before F. G. Gottschak Notary Public
expense of the purchaser a23
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-05-12

HEADQuARTERs WASHINGTON ARTILLERY, Z
New Orleans April %, 1853
EVSpeciRl Orders-The Washington rtil-
lery hereby ordered attend buncuay Regular Drills
of the Company, every THURSDAY EVENING at half
past O'Clock. BY order of
J.B WALTON Captain.
III. NJ. IsAAcsoN, First Serg't. a29
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15
Dreadful Suicide.

Mrs. Mary Ann Appleby, wife Of James
Appleby, mate Of the steamer Louisiana
had. for several weeks. been laboring under
mental depression, caused by the dealt, OF
her child. Her friends had watched her
from day to day, but did not fear she would
attempt her own life. On Friday morning
the brother-in-law Of MIR. Appleby went into
n back room, and saw pool Of blood near
the door, and all open razor lying near u
trunk. Mrs. Appleby was gone, aud the awful
truth flashed upon their minds that she had
cut her throat, and then had flung herself
into the cistern. The cistern was immediate
" searched, and the body OF the unfortunate
woman was found at the bottom. When
drawn out, she appeared to have been in the
water for two hours. Mrs. Applchy was
very respectfully connected, and before grief
had preysd 50 heavily upon her, she :, was an
interesting and beautiful woman.--H. L""'S
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DIED.

Miss ELIZABETH u. BINNS The subject
of this memoir left the shores of time tor the JOYS
of eternity. ON the evening of Tuesday, July 9TH
in the 10th year Of Der age, aud the "Znd oi her
Christian Pilgrimage.
To inform this community n To who, ana what
abe was, would be but To recount, what ITS every
member knows, aud few can s"on forget, VIZ: that
in every relation of lite 'she was true woman,
a faithful daughter devoted sister sincere friend.
and consistent Christian lnassuming III liie
M one would oppose more strongly than herself
adulation in death.
But the virtues Of the dead ARE the peculiar in
heritance of the living. especially those Christian
virtue. which serve effectively I" strengthen ana
encourage the heart i'll its struggles with SIN, Tor
that holiness, without which no one can see tue
Lord in peace
Christianity with her was the great absorbing
business of life. "lIer eye was single and c"nse-
qaeutly her whole spiritual nature was full at
light" Only once i'll un experience OF more than
u quarter of n century, did her faith IN her ac'ep-
lance with God WAIVER; but renewing her strength
ut the Throne of Grace, she swept lar above the
clouds of unbelet, and hoated the remnant oil her
DAYS in tho unsullied sunlight of the Divine favor
"The path Of the Just Is the shining light, shin-
ing brighter aud brighter unto the perfect day
For many years she was great sufferer, but ~
triumphantly did tho waves of comfort peer over
the pillows Of affection that tn. only murinur that
escaped her lips, WAS when the gales oil death
seemed to drive the fral barque to the eternal
shores, and u it glanced off, she exclaimed, what
a pity that soul 10 near Heaven, should he com
PEELED to return to earth again!
A short time before her demise. she heckoned
the writer of this notice. To her bedside, and whiS
pered in his ear her dying testimony to the power
and value Of Christianity.
Before my conversion. enjoyed full share
of what the world would call happiness but here
declare that in religion alone did lind substantial
10Y, and satisfying peace. My confidence now is
strangely strong in God, and AIN fastened To his
promises by strong hold-n"t II cloud intervenes
between my desthless spirit and the rest OF God,
Joyful with all the strength have,
My quivering lips would sing
Where is thy hoaSted victory, grave,
Aud where, death, thy sting" l..
Leesburg, Va, July, 1859.
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Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, July 9th, 2,s2u.
Os tons of Coal were shipped over the Cumberland
and Psnnsyvanis Railroad, and 4,o33.Ot over the
road of the eieorges Creek Coal Iron Company
Making total for the week, from the entire region
of 4, s53.l IL tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion, 25S, 1893 ~ tons.
Seventy two boats cleared this port during tw"
weeks ending Wednesday, the 18th inst, carrying
1873 OS tons of Coal.
During the season, g. SO boats cleared this port
carving l22. 4O7. 0s tons of Coal umb. &c.
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MARRIED.

On Monday morning July 4th, by the Rev.
John Landstreet,. Mr. JAMES T.. HESSER, 10
Miss ADELIA DISliMAN, all of Lcuaoun Conn
~, Virginis.
On the ID Of July, 1859, by the Rev. James
Webster, Mr.. FRANCIS Is. WEBSTER, aud
Miss A. FRANCES ANSLEl, all OF Fairfax
County, Va.
In Orange county, on Wednesday, the LIN IN
slant, ut the residence OF the brldes tather ny tue
Rev. DIR. Ouarles, Mr.. PLEASANT ROBERTS,
of Nelson county, to Miss LUCY NJ. ATKINS, Of
Orange county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

Nkw York, July l4-Flcur has declined; State
S5.2O@$5.60 Ohio s5.6jMS6.la; Southern SEA
1925 Wheat closed dull. and generally unchaug-
ed; Southern red $3.50 l36c do white l70(9
ls24c. Corn closed buoy ant mixed $50 Sic
Pork is lower; old and mess has declined Toe;
closing at $l5@$l5.95; prime has declined Sc;
closing at $l2.lO. Lard closed dull. Whiskey
closed dull at 26r. Stocks are higher. Va. IS
Qllc Mo IS s3i
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CON II F. Z c I A L.
Alexandria Market, July Ia.

The market is quiet. aud the sales Of Flour un-
important, aud We have no change To note in quo
tations There were sales of new white Wheat at
1909 for good, and l3jc. for prime. No sales of
rod reported; n"iniuaily l2O(a l2'c. Corn SIZE
Rive 1Oc Oats 25r.
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Sale of Sugar.

Mes.rs {. T. Wurthan 4 Co. made sale Of
Sugar ut their warehouse, the Dock, yesterday,
the prices ranging a. follows:-New Orleans, 81
hhds., sold at from 81 to s. IS Cuba, 30 hhds..
at from $565 to $500. They also disposed OF
lot of molasses ~ follows: - terces Cuba clay
ed at 26lc per gallon.-Rich. Ner..
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GROVER Il BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

PRicEs PROM $50 TO Sl2j-HkNMkRs - EXTRA
TINHE GROVER i BAKER SEWING MA
l. CHINE COMPANY have greatly increased
their facilities for manufacturing their celebrated
Family Machines. 1t is longer questioned that
these Machines are the best in use for Family
sewing. l. there husband. father. or brother in
the United States. VII" will permit the drudgery
oil hand sewing in his family, when Grover
Baker Machine will do it better, more expeditions
ly. and cheaper, than it possibly be done by
b8uE
Send for a circular. For sale at
ie 23-eolm No. 4, South Fairfax street.
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1859.
Ally A N &C.
II A Rim LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY IA.

PUNT UF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I1
ARRIVED.
Schr. Charles 5. Peasler, Foster, Boston, by
Borden Mining Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Caroline, Anderson, Bowker, Warehsm,
by I. J. MehaHey.
Schr Caroline NJ Wilson, Camp, Kingston,
Mass, by Borden Mining Co.
Schr York Town, Woglsnd, New York, by t. ].
Mehafey.
Schr Butterfly, Hubbard, Baltimore, by A. ia
miesob s Son.
Schr. 5. b. Small, Duniven, Portsmouth, N. H.,
by Fowls 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Anna Sheppard, Dickinson. for this port,
cid at Philadelphia, 18th inst propeller ;. sey-
mour Meredith hence at do, same day.
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No platform" at Charleston.

There is movement on foot among some
of the shrewder and more ingenious Demo-
cratic politicians, looking to the nomination
Of candidates at Charleston, without adopt
ing any platform" at all Even the vague
peneralities of the Cincinnati platform are
to be ignored. In word mo platform ut
Charleston" is the motto Of those Democrats,
who perceive more clearly than their breth-
rem that any attempt at constructing plat
form will be- followed 10y the Convention ;
bursting up in row, and the inevitable dis
solution Of the great Democratic party
RirLUDu1 WIiJ
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW York, July l3.-Beeyes.-The market
closed dull. and with decline of cent; ofer-
ings of 5000 head -sales at IA IL cent'-sverage
y cents Sheep closed dull--oifering- 800
Swine closed quiet ana unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l4.-Flour closed steady City
Mills Sd Wheat closed firm; sales of 10000
bushels; white 1850 l5Oc.; red 1859. Corn closed
6rm and unchanged; white and yellow s3@ Sac.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey closed dull Ohio
&c.
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J. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY

WAKRENTUN, Va,
CONTINUES to perform all operations belong
u ing to the Dental profession in tho most salts
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Dnctor McIi.e may be found at home at any time,
,..,, rr,,n m. second to the third Monday in each
month, which time will be spent At Flint Hill, Rap
pahannock County, Va.
once and residence on Main street, nearly oppo-
site the WauentOn House.
WsrrsptOn, ian l-s0ly
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ABSTRACT OF THE
Ninety Eighth Ssmi- annual Statement IF Hr
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MAY lsr. 1859

Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, Oh
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses, Mer
chanlisc Mills Manufactures, anl most other
kinds of property, can be effected i'll this Compu
n.y. upon n favorable terms aS the natarc of the
risks, aud security of Policy holders will admit.
Particular attention given To- insuring Farm pro-
p-rTy, consisting Of Dwellings, Barns, and out
buildings connected, and Furniture. Live Stock,
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils. &c, &C., contained
therein for term OF year., nj low rates VI pre-
MUM
Applications for Insurance, may be made to the
undersigned, the daily authorized Agent OF the
Company. A. JAMESON, Agent,
~ lI-.,2t Alexandria. kirpiniu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-15

TINHE subscribers wish to purchase WOOL OF the
different grades, tor which they will pay the
highest cash price. r
We also wish To- purchase '"" Tons prime -
MAC With increased facilities for manufacturing
m. article. ". ARE enabled To give the very high
est price. Country storekeepcrs VIII" deal III the
article will do we'll to communicate with US.
RAMSBURG & EBERT.
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Alexandria
c0pARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

TIME undersigned have this LAY formed 4" CO.
partnership to date from the lth instant)
under the firm name Of Z. A. BALDWIN 4 co,
for the purpose Of continuing the "hoLESALh
ROOT SHOE ,xp HAT business in the room
heretofore occupied by HARPER Il BALDWIN.
They intend to keep. AT all times desirable
stock Of goods in their line AMI respectfully soil
cit from dealers continuance oi the patronage 50
literally extended to the late irm
ClIAS. A. BALDWIN.
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By f. NJ. NORTHUMBERLAND
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELLING

" HOUSE AND LOT, IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Pursuant L. q decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria County, Va, rendered on the 25th day
1T May. 1889, in the suit Of James A. English ~
MrN eigh ct AL the subscribers, Is Commissioners
OF SAID Court will offer for sale, OF Public Auction,
IN front OF the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alex
andrIa. Va, al IL O'Clock, ~, SATURDAY,
af; me OH day Of august merit, the DWELLING
III HOUSE AND LOT, in said city, wherein the
sand English now resides, situated on the north
side Of King street, between Alfred and Patrick
streets. beginning - teetfrom the side OF Pat
rick street aud running east ON King street % feet;
thence north parallel to Patrick street, l20 feet;
thence west, parallel King street, 25 feet thence
III straight line to the beginning.
TEHsS.-Ten per centum OF the purchase money
10 be paid in cash; the balance in three equal in
,lalmens, ut i. II, and is months from the day Of
sale tor which the purchaser is 10 give his bonds
bearing interest with good personal security, and
the title IL be retained till bonds paid.
GEORGE ". BRENT Comm'rs.
). FERGUSON BEACH. OF Sale.