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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

How TEcrNssH WAS EiLLrn.-The Western Christian
Adyoete OF this ~ecS contains and obituary uoic, Of
Isaac Hambn.Sr., Nbu rd hi. residence near Bloom
.eii Ind Few month since, aged Gbou; 50 ycars Mr.
haniliu vas man Of deep priv and uuqursiionab!,.
v"raci'y He in The battle Of the Thames and tie
writer gives the iolowug hi, in regard to
the manner in which Tecumseh.was killed:
He says he was standing bat few feet from Colonel
Johnson when he fell and in full view and ,aw the vlo
Of that part OF the battle lie vas we'll acquainted viii
Tecun>eh, having Lim before the war and having
been prisoner seventeen days aud received many "a
cursng from him. He thinks that Tceunlseh thought
Johnson Harrison, he often heard the chief swear
that he would have HarrisOns scalp aud seemed TO have
special hatred towards him. JohnsOns horse fell un-
der him, he himself being also deeply wounded: ia the
fall he lost hs sword his large pistols were empty ana
he was entangled with las horse the ground Trcu-
sch had hrcd his rife at him, and when he saw him fail
he threw down lis gun and bounded forward ike tiger
sure Of MS prey. johnson had ony side pistol ready
for use lie aimed at the chief the head Of hiS
horse, and shot the Of his forehead Whef,
the hall struck it seemed to him that the Indian Jumped
with his head full hteeu feet into the air as soon as he
struck the ground little Frenchnau ran his blvonct
into him and pinned him fast to the ground.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

TROUBLES ABOUT MARRIAGE ~ RoYAL CIEcLEs-An
oh"r OF marriage has been recently made by the Dnke Of
Rutland 10 the Princess Mary of the Duke Of Cam
hndge The Princess who longer boasts of the charm
o. premiere js'1.esS and whose sfabitv and good bu
"or are deemed her chief attractions does not conceal
her wish TO accept her only stor The Dnke i neither
very wise or a very handsome man but he i. yerv
rich, very well bred, and very sriaJIe In short. b.
would probably make her an excellent husband and h
would make him an excellent wife. Nevertheless il
eems II must not he The Of the parties them
'riVes Is under the circumstance, enough By the
provisions OF the Rcys Ssrriage Act passed some nine
~ years ago to crafty the iyranuic S of George III
no member OF tie regnng family can legally contract
narmony without the assent Of the sovereign personal
Is decarei Her M1estyS ieas of the asceuIarcv which
er notions OF State policy ought have in all matters
Of the kind somewhat Ike those of her r,rdftbc-
ard she resoutely refuses allow any mingng OF roya
blood with that OF her mobiles The fear Of seeing some
OF her own Innocent offspring follow the example Of her
"Hclts and grand uncles her absolutely and the
requisite license has consequently been refused to her
unhappy cousin, who appears destined 10 vitler and pine
on the truiuess stem. Such some OF the Incl lent,
yt monarchy established by am nst the B.it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24
KENT. PAINE a. Co.
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS or DRY GOODS,
NOS. fG3 AND iGj MAIN STREET
RIEHMANn

HtCHhOND, VA.
WE receiving by the ship Henry Clark. direct from
w Liverpool q this and by various ships
via New York, unusually
FRENCH AND GERMAN DRY GOODS which have been puchas
ed by senior partner principally
ng the depression business caused by the European late War
ENTIRELY FOR CASH prices orr
GREAT INDUCEMENTS the trade. The assortment em
variety beautiful goods found
very extensive IN every department..
from e various home mari have large and complete
stock 81 DOMESTIC MANuFACTRED GOODS making ali the
Largest AND MOST COMMANDING STOCK DRY GOODS
have had the pleasure Of Offering friends
toners.
CLOTHING.
This branch of business having increased largely
have given much greater attention very
stock of all grades gotten In the best and with great
rewards styles sizes that will
ably with those o any Northern market
We respectfully Virginia. North Carona
and Tennessee give stock examination
been selected With special of
determined 20 sell them prompt paying
as low a. they can be bought In this country.
auzT KENT PAINE 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24
THE CLERRsHIP AND SrEAKERsHTP OF NEXT
HOUSE nE REpEEsENTA ATLNEs- Nv ~ A-utua

W,sulNGroS, Sept 2o.-Whie it j. stated here among
the anti iecompton men that the Democratic members
Of Congress will undoubtedly 20 into the House caucus
Is also asserted that the anti lccOmpton members from
Pcnnsylvauia, New YORK aud New Jersey will not his
said that the latter viii support w Forncy for the clerk
ship " he desires The position aud this point being gain
ed, they viii 60 for Republican for speaker
Up 90 o'clock today no despach was received from
Pensacola concerning the T. = steamer Tulon reported
Yesterday not blged The vessel s not Of much ae
count, but her engines are excellent
The John Adsms, which under orders for The East
Indies has pu, into Rio, Capt Mason reports the ship
70 bs unstlHoTshy,
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WHEELER a. WILSON'S

Sc w ing Nj n q IN neS.
SiNCh the nroae'i9n Of ,hs present the
- sod tneAfysereH noHIHd l2IO Machines They
producing 100 day with demand greatly in
supply.
This Machine has been extensively
than other ani Of the sold
give sati-iacon, after Its acquired by the purchaser
which Is readily done from the printed directions which
OF the Machine, referring to them
planning their and wu
te Machines 70 give instructions when
They will be carefully packed delivered
depot boat the factory price.
mlum last the United
the State fairs at which Il exhibited
l. the m- perfect lnsrdmc slfr1i PresSttSriln.
No other compares with it-SoHh.
The work Is even strong ami perfect ClriIn Adrocdte
IL u no humbug. II does all IL proposes.-Eaqlirer.
II Is without hval-SfeHtlfc IRsriedn
A triumph Of mechanical genluS-Ures Dictionary.
Ernlnrnly superior. Dictionary eT Mechanics.
sH- send for descriptive price list
Onice 227 Main street,
mhlo-u RICHMOND.
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MARBLE FOR THE CAPITOL EXTENSION COLUMNS
THE LOSr STE AMER FT-ITON

WAsHINGrON, Sept 2l.-The War Department has an
proved the recommendation OF Capt Meigs that Mes-r.
Rice Baird Hubner contractors 20 supply marble for
the Uuited States capitol extension be allowed 10 Eur.
nsh the mOnothic shsits Cor the portco from other
American quhri's than that Of lee Mass The marble
to be substituted - TO be approved by the officer IN
charge Of the work. aud six months is 10 be- allowed
within which to furnish satisfactory specimen with
probable evidence that the quarry will supply the one
hundred shails Of approved quality aud rcasouablc
time.
Pensacola stating that efforts are being made to save
something from the steamer Fulton though he is flll Of
water
Nc Hcnly arrived here TO-DAY with full length por
trait Of President Buchanan. General Cushing is here
ESroRcrvTNr % rHE FRrr NreEo Evputsfov T., ,vv or
LOUISIANA recent Louisiana statutes In relation 70
ir,e negroes went into acvc effect on the let inst Ry
this law free negroes born without the State nus, av
vithin siyy days Of the above date or 20 into slavery
being allowed 10 choose their masters in the event
OF taking the latter alternative. II hal caused great
panic smong them, OF course, and while some are
mounting in hot haste TO 20 beyond the limits of con
tavcnuou, Others are busted IN selecting or soliciting
masters or in deysiug Of evading the law Some
bus up white witnesses 10 that hev arc natives
good many free negroes have aready selected their
masters, aud though In most instances thev find little
difficulty in pcrsuadinE the chosen ones 70 add rrius
negroes 10 their personal wealth there are many in
stances where refusal has bcrn met One Inckv ir,l
ua arose morning hitherto guile-s of brug slave.
holder aud went 70 bed that night the holder OF the right
aud title 90 ten valuable slaves who had forced them
selves up0H his acceptance The negroes with their
quick appreciation Of character understood biz. and
hence their selection
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CLOTHIN
- ID ID Nj - H"NH

Head Quarter Corner Of Main and 18Th Streets The
N snber has from New with
most fashionable stock Of goods he hiss had selected
self In person. with great aud especial reference
tail trade better stock Of Cloths yesinrs
cannot be seen la this city, via Coats Pants Vests every
Imaginable shape color and quality embracing all the
Also amo magnificent stock Of furnishing goods such
sk Lace Neck Tie Black aud fancy M Neck Ties Pocket Ikf
Crayat Stocks Shirts Collars Drawers Gloves suspendcrs
Socks, Ac
All In want Of goods really fresh and desirable ready
made cut 10 would do well 10 him call
purchasing elsewhere.
He has in hls employ best cutters and wortmen
T. n. SPENCE,
Ap2 Corner Of Main nd Sfrret
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAIIROAD-CROPS IN TEX As
--LuLl.IANA NLaLLANrE rnMALILIrLE =

Nfw OEtF,Ns, Sept 2o Ne FoIkes writes Tia, the
southern Pscfc Railroad which was cold on the ffh I'd
Marshall Texas Is in possession Of the old company
which l. paying ~ Htblites aud hss resumed work on
the second section Of twcny-hye miles. IN thirty days
they expect 20 have the road ready Tor the prcseuc,
W. Thompson Of the Peunsyyania Central
Heavy rains IN Texas have improved thc crops
The Governor OF Louisiana has gone to the Parish Of
Lafayette 70 reprcss large vigilance committee.
The yellow fever Is reported at Houston Texas
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CHRISTIAN ~ LATHROP.
syptembeT, 1859,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, FOR FAMILIES AND FARMERS

NNE take pleasure In announcing
w aud best Goods suited the
Fsriy trade, well arg- purchasers Of heavy Plantation
Goods We would
Rich Hroche aud BayadcTe CoioFed SIks
EStrs rich black Tadets, high iustTe.
DO. DO. Gro ds Kt,som, " mourning
DO two and four aounc-d sW Robvs
These Good bought auction sales and will
soli ~ about ihe u Importation
Rich Paris printed Mouss sins D. Iaine Rohrs
DO do Amsune
Rich Yciours Epinge Ecopais
Rich Cintt Printed Paris aiues children misses and L.
die
Popiins vaieuias, and Poll de Chevres
Paris Printed sud Plaid Merinoes
BLACK Bombsfines, Tsmse, Thbrt Cloth.
MeTinoes and Moussene De Lanes mourning
goods
Fianneis satne nscys leans Cloths Ae
5000 Ehie and colored Blankets, for ssryauts
-. 10 .. ig 8 and 10 Z He'd Hlantets very cheap
81 and 90 fuiied Cloths, qualify
sheep rrsy and blue mScd, hsivy ssinets
IN Tits department prepared snppy purchasers
quantes ani - low aies soy house south
sct5 CHRISTIAN 4 LArHROP % Ws.r q,
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ALEXANDER DUTAL, PSopnIkros
-. AZ ,1Ea

EOR HALTIMORE.-rRIwEEKLY LINZ >eSz.
u Powhttau SteaubOst Company-rhe KN0Ak
bhLN Nlpt kf, Csst william
tklpAh and Co The hour ~ O'Clock SATIjRDGY ~
IN mt unrs uesney BE- received before hour Trslsht
iasr io Boston via Baltimore owest rates Win s,sst -
rh Passengers going hy this line s please on
tt ccloct Ne hour ~ departure. Tickets m pas.aF- rr
~ ~r ~ oar "mce In Shoekoe np upposne Columb,p
.-2. DAVID a WILLIAM cuRRIE
E'oR RPHILADELPHIA EVERY TUES <eSz,
- DAY AND sAfJ GDAY.-Ths A No. 4 st~aushfp HHlLts
VIRGINIA Capt E Kelley 20 rresvs f-'- 81
VI. lr.'r % SATURDAY., sept 2tth, a. I o'cloct "
'" freight or F-'rs having agPsriar sPply
'r.,, = TUrTLE, Agent Rocketis
rate raies and sih ispatch. ssss-4s
INoH NEW YOHK.-FIRSr TESvFI ma "a.
.hinE shr MANCHksrER, Captain Prsrou havins Dor.
You % hT cargo engaged and going beard aaiok
i-rs,'h t"r balance % hs'shi, apply 70
IHOH MOBILE, Allah superior fast sailing 40
schr ~" W fry Capt Narshst havnr srsater fIEf
,t'n o. Deg s'5o sng.s-d sl sah 9Th guck Dispatch 1r
se1s w ID COIortrr A co
INOH BALTIMOa The regular paels, sehr n.
'Euus Jane" Capt Wm. Pimts hayins = ror,iou AI'lA
20 hef euusrrd, uin s uh al possible Dispatch Tfr
n1eg o hcisht, sFpb TO
sells ". q coLorIrT co
INOR BOSTON, FIRST VESSsk IA. r.rs,.r -
packet schooner "Wssover," Captain Nickerson ffts
htHff rcr oi her cargo engaged snd rouE bozfd
ssil DAVID va CURRIE
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
FIWAIN HANDS WANTED,-Thrty good hands e
ihis Road Constant snploymsut AMI liberal uares
t~' y WALTON Chief Fnginssr
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

unless .peched on the Manuscript previously upon
tween the parties
An advertisement not marked the copy ,pecned
exAct.d accordingly.
90 REarAn ADrKKrtsxxKxrs-Toa avoid any
1.-THE part of the Annual ADVERTISER
that their privileges only bu.nes.
Estate Legal and all other Advertisements sent by them
additional charge, and ysriaion-
sU Real Estate and General Agents Adve he
inserted by the but To be charged
Co such discounts shall be agreed upon.
ir Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
with tue privilege of change shall
yearly In than
agee the standing rule under the all
ding such amount 10 he charged the usual
Advertisements inserted In the Weekly whig
Of lines less for the h-t Insertion
per square for zach continuance, weekly, rs cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

hCSSIEs FoE FuEL-Wc zee Il stated that the hrs, 10
comotve run in Egypt used mummies for fuel making
very bot IRE. The supply Of mummies Is said 70 be Al.
nois insThsasuels, and hey sp used BY the cord,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

- EED wHRNT.-R,ughtop ,sriy whit, wheat. prlc, o.
sei8-im RicOV BAsKERvuI.
(tIIINEsT MOSQUITO TAPEuS.--rh.se Taper.
~ made fron preparation iong 70 The Cncse, and
when burned i've ~ pleasant oour perfectly harmless 70 The
uan family hut extremely repusve ~ ne nosquo much
Inst ty VII inmelisty that - prrvaded
~ fumes drecons accompany eac package Forsale
BY MEADE RAkER, Fhsrmscsutiss
ss2 isG Vain ~ shove Post once.
VHAvRLING sIsA Wis Received by steamer, l.rge
and choice stock ~ 0enemen stvls " ehch st a.
'euflon fsehi EFEN. RaLnwps . wITIIAws
Ok HBLs. EXTRA @ sUeAR, l,nales ,sasg for
AsD saisby POfTs FARLEYA 60.
CUTLoAp sUeLm,-so IBIS o., fs.i sss.s, =, 70 o,,:rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

rar DoS PspEo Rusoip.-A letter,frUm Rio in the
Philadelphia Ledger dated the sth ut states that over
500 then Al work on this road. The Ameri
contractors IN hne spirits, and the brazilian
officials greatly eated At the rapid progress Of the work.
which expected 10 do much credit to American gshlas
gnd snterpFlpR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 100000.
nNE HUNDRFn TUuUHANO DOLLARS deposited With the
~ Comptroller d The state of FeE YORK and of The hands
of The Company g. secure policy holders.
DititrNrs ssuE asSuaIT oN sgT Liberal Principle
Forty per of c premium le Policies vii be
Insured Ehen the premium exceeds ftn
Polces issued SD payable tc insured arrvnF
tain The uy ~ the deah should
happen previously " arriving ~ thst
kndovment POiiCtfs ior ohircn, granted he favor
able terms.
Pos itsucd ~ reafiy reduced of pfciu, when the
lnsurel prefer not ~ participate IN The dividfnds
Al losses paid promptly aud wiihou, litigation
We sha be pcated % have policy
W. s od and reabe Company woh bcre you shdor
Cd ~ your ovn citizens.
wORTHAM wyatt. Agents
Oniee tg0, Main street,
- - - Fev doors shove Poet once.
General agent snd Attorney
HgDfcAL EFI HIgKRSs
Jts ". CrsgaT. NJ. u.
Ro T. Cutrvts " q.
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DIR GOODs

FOR FALL, 1859.
ELLErT a DHEwHY,
No. ~ Pearl stree q, Richmond Vs.
W. sss NE attention u N merchants q virun. so,th c.r
w hna snd Tennessee ~ large and varied nock of
EORElsN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD1.
ihose s-,tious $500
d-sruin % su goods - ey can b Aosstt
frate. - -''--"
M-rehans ronF hrourh northern .i,l.. sr. ,..u..s
20 rFeour stock examinsfion s b. protected m ryirs
lrairsi At ne rtrke sch hsy ss fra r sirt
thereby fvr1 no least frht and frt urto ~
n oots IN markst. and encourages hotas rs. sst
possible loss 70 themselves
,sis ELLET DREwu.
PsesSEa,s PATENT L,P-wELDED mes
- noter Nuhee.-Evsry artrs % brIl
tehe Flae- ans " 81 We rubes in Ne best msnasr
Tube Cleansrs, stsslWirs and Whais bons rrusfss
uhss of Aeslan Webs, a., scrssef tsghsr Ssh
nirs, or va Coupinas siiher outside inside.
THOMAS PRO0Ea SOW
Aa'e-N.m y Faft sf~st. Nes Nsss.
OOf0 SECS No. . PERUVIAN GUANO-
SN-tO dsJ sSp~eiei, and faf sals hy
- IAe n DavEspOkF
lava COFFEE.-i'9 bsss aove,assn, ~. u s,i-e
~ sselse 9a.lty sElsEsn . 90
~. = -. s'STrEas:''A' -; g. -:
b ns' cwsAe nAcas t4AGg, :. ~ VI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--l offer Tor
sale the following LANDS, on Potomac Greek
aud Acr,kcck Run. Oue Tract of 400 ACRES,
-iiuatcd Oh Potomac Greek, aud known u tho
MEADOW TRACT. ca this there j. Nrry yalu-
able Timothy meadow. and about 300 acre, ~
Wood and Timber. which is readily sold u ye--cls
on the Cr..k shore. Mt from 81 I" ! per cord.
Price of th- Tact, ! - per acre.
MAkLE BANk.-lhis Tract lie. Immediately
below the Meadow Tract, and contain iOO ACRIS,
the greater potion ia Wood and Timber. Price
- per acre
COOKS TRACT. on Accokeek Greek and krD,
cnntaiu. lnp ACRES. bordering "n The Richmond
Frederick -buIg aud Potomac Railroad. TIL. last
named Tract ha- extensive low ground no" 10
cultivation. and II large quantity OF Wood suitable
iI tho ka.lIoud-, nowhere IL IL mile 10 haul -
aud worth -. per cord. Price fl5. ThIs Tract
will make a. hue farm a. there I. III the county.
These lands are Of good 'oil and very pToduc-
tive, and ale only offered at these low prices be
cause the present proprietor wishes to give his a.
tentiou 10 the practice of hi, profession
Persons wishing tor further Information viii al
dre-- Ine al Arc"Eeek y. o, Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, VI u.
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| Com MI NlCATkD.


Can it he believed that two Of the best
officers have been removed from the Alex
sndrin Custom House. by the advice and
recommendation of the Representative from
this District in Congress: Who would have
believed that un influence could have been
e1erted upon the President, to have re
moved from office old and consistent demo
Gratis, for no other cause in truth, than haV
ing the Independence to cast their votes fol
Mr.. Shackelford a true democrat, and their
personal friend. who did good service in the
cause, and who never affiliated with, OF sup
ported another party, then believed to be the
dominant party in Virginia
The gentlemen thus decapitatei, doubt
less, like large number of their party, de
sired to be represented by some one in whom
they had political confidence.
To lull the feeling excited, it is now pre-
tended that the Offices, made vacant by the
removal of these gentlemen, are to remain
60 This may be the case temporarily. but
that they will long remain vacant. no one
believes. There are others who are waiting
tor and expecting the Offices, which they
hope to Obtain by the influence. which, 1t lie
said, caused the removal Vt the two dismiss
cd. 4 JEfFERS0NIAN DEMOCRAT
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER BAVARIA.
ny MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

N,Y IoRK, July > The steamship BaNa-
ria from Hamburg, touched at Southampton,
and has arrived here, bringing London pa
NOR. e the 18th ult containing the follow
ing additional particulars from the seat OF
war:
TrR1S. Friday, June l7.-Oticial.-les-
terday the headquarters OF the Emperor were
at Coya. on the road from Bergamo 10 Gre
mona. The king of Sardinia is at Castegnai-
to. i:I
Th. cities Of Rimini, Cessna aud Ravenna,
an and near the Adriatic, i'll the States OF
the Church, have pronounced for the nation
al cause.
Prince Napoleon has commenced moving
his troops. Ten Thousand Tuscans, with
eight hundred horses, have joined him.
BrR>r. Friday-A telegram from Core,
in the Grisons, announces that numerous
Austrian corps are coming from Stekvio.-
Some have arrived ut Crost"to, in the Val
tellne, and advanced towards Tlrano.
PaRls, FriIay.-Thc Bourse is Hat having
decliurd l,o since yesterday.
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rha Grast Balloon Excursion.

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-The grand experiment
tai air voyage to the seaboard came OF
this evening Prof. Wise, La Mountain
and eager took their places in the mammoth
balloon Atlantic, aud made IL beautiful AS
cell,iul, expecting t" reach some point on
the seaboard between q and T. o'clock to-
morrow. The weather w;.o favorable, and the
h,ll,,,u took a direction towards Lake Erie
at first, but when last seen WAS pursuing al
most Il due e;,stcrly course.
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AUCTION SALES.
EN I. VI MccnKMICK.-Ar.rln

Bi I. VI MCCOkMlCk.-AU,T
ItUMMlSS luNERS' SALE OF NV ELLlNH
\ not 81 AND LOT. II ALEXANDRIA,. \ s.
Pursuant decree "t the Circuit Court o!
AlcNamdrla County. Va, rendered "n the 2yiL DIS
1T NAV. lN,?, IN the suit of James \. English g..
McNrish It. al. ia. subscribers. Commissioner
81 said Court. will offer for sale, at Public Auction,
III front of the Mayors Office in the city Of Alex
audria Va. ar - "riork, w., on NiIi RiiI,
&C. tie Gf6 I,,g 81 .t"yHsf nrrf. the DIV ELLlNu
III IiUl ~ AND LOr. III sand city, wheIcu tie
>tid English now resides situated ola the north
i'll, ut hing street between Alfred aud Pau'E
streets beginning - feet from the east side "t PAT
rex sheet, and running east on King street ,, feet;
thence north, parallel TO Patrick street, TO teeti
thence west parallel to King street - feet; thence
al a straight lane 10 the beginning
lLHN>.-len per ceutum VI the purchase money
to lee PHld ia cash the balance Ill three equal IA
-tdlncnis. al d. L. aud l. months from the day u
-L!'. Tor "hi"h the purchaser i, give hi bonds
bearing interest with good personal security, nnd
the tIt!s to bee retained till bond ale paid
GEORGE W. BRENT ; Comm'rs
;. FERGUSON BEACH. OF sale.
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LARGE AND SELECT STOCK OF BOOTS and
SHOES, at Greatly Reduced Prices

YINF T. undersigned respectfully informs his friends
/ and the public generally that from and after
tue first Of July to the first OF September he Will
utIcr his entire stock "i heavy goods at
PRIME COST FOX CASH;
and his large AMI select stock "l Boots, shoes Hai-
tcrs &c. suitable for the season, at greatly rednc-
ed rates for cash. aud cash only.
All goods charged will bc al the regular rates,
as NV object il money. HARMON 81 rms.
IuS Penn. avenue, between I! and 9TH Sts.
Il few doors cast of National Hotel.
WASHINGTON. ic 2g--cU2w
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Lnter from New Mexico.

ST. Lorl,. July 1.-The New Mexican mail
of the 18th ha, reached here. The Democrat.
have nominated Mr.. Otero for reelection 10
Congress.
Anexpediton is fitting out at Albuquerque
to chast,e the Naval, Indians for their recent
uutraIrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
GROVER II BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACH INES

PnIcrs FROM $50 10 Sl9t-lltMMERs - EXTRA.
TI,uE GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY have greatly Increased
tl,.,r facilities for manufacturing their celebrated
Family Machines 1t - longer questioned that
these Machines are the best III use i"r Family
sewing. /. there n husband, father, or brother III
the United States. who will permit the drudgery
of hand sewing IN Ia, family, when II Grover y
Baker Machine will IT." it better, more expedition
ly, AMI rh"npr,. than IT can possibly he done 10y
hand
Send for a circular. For sale hy
EDWARD : LEADBEATER.