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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08
CHANCERY SALE.

DURSUANT decree of the Chancey Court of Carthage
made In Of DOnOh0 Andrews and Others
nder gned will sell at public sale the da OF December
1852 the premises on credit Of and IL months and
time, texcept sufficient TO pay sOst, &c
The Tract Of Land Of about acres which Mrs Cynthia
DOnoho resides which lies in smith uaty the Carthage and
Herye Turnpke, about 20 les east Of Harsvile. sdjoin
ing the lands Thomas Hinton Said valuable
dwell house, built Of stone good and other val
mproy Said farm is we'll adapted for rails
ing watered. with springs that driest
will be divided suit purchasers desired
by them Will sell ~ months ime the time and
pace the per,be property belonging the said DonohO
estate and kitchen furniture sock ofA descriptions,
horses, cattle, hogs &, A MOORE C. NJ.
4-v4H rrfsge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

It is stated by the immediate friends OF the Hon
LINN BOYD, of Kentucky, that his health Is so pre-
carious that his friends must prepare themselves to
hear of his speedy demise. 1t is impossible that he
Gun long struggle with the fatal malady which has
afflicted him.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

TENHB splendid mansion recently by Wesley Whe es
with about thirty Of land upon which is o
ud is offered for sale The house Etuated on beautiful hill
about mile above the city the north side about four
hundred yards from the Cumberland River beautiful grove
OF forest trees from which point portion city il in
uii view The house contains about rooms, hand
seey anc Conveniently aranged with gas pipes
every ROOM il is built Of de best in the most
modern architectural Style TIVE thirds Of the covered
with hne Large forest timber and the remainder we'll
for gardening and growing fine fruits portion which
ready set with varieties OF ut trees, strawberries, grapes
Mr. Nhes being loo ate in business 10 LIVERPOOL Eng
land induces this her OF sale Of his property. Address
degae at Nashville, who res deJ and will show proper
ty, and give the terms OF sale.
dec7-tf UoRsON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

The Abohuonists throughout the country are still
praying for JoHN Brown. We are glad to see it.
JONI a murderer and traitor: and if any
body's soul needs prayer we reckon it is JOINS.
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SMITHS CELEBRATED ALE.


MUST received large Shipment o. SMITHS celebrated
Wheeling AiC, the hest in and for sale by
MIZELL HOOPER & CO,
dec3 Nos 8 an - Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

TUyE large aud convenient Store House the North deo
the Public Square, occupied By ADay, Gibson Co.
For terms apply to Mr., ADANsor - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

Some Of the ladies Of the French Court are in re-
belon against the Empress for dethroning crnoline
for short dresses. Those with pretty ancles favor
the new mode,
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PREMIUM FLOUR.
r.. ID. SNOWDEN q co.,

SOLE Agents for the sale Of the celebrated Knoxville City
- Mills Flour, have eeive 100 bags per Railroad which
they selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has taken the Premium at State Fair and rated
SO per higher in the New market than other
brand
We expect to keep full supply hand and recommend l.
with the utmost eonnderc TO far superior 70
any Flour We have ever seen. RIB sNOHDEN & CO.,
No Nen Cherry Street.
dec Union ana American Building
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FOR ST,LOUES.
F0R HTEMPHIs ann NEW ORLEANS


FHVE place which the John 3. Craighead lived Of
said place except the widow DOVER harga be
several negroes, OF women,
girls hresjme first rate house wanting
will please call on me for further information.
decj-3t ". 4. OWEN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

BayaFd FayIOF's Travels,
HOME AND ABROAD, Just received at
2. HAGAN,
dee7 Al College Street.
A Good Fight aud other Tales.
BY CHARLES READE.
For sale BY F. HAGAS,
dec7 CoIasa S,raaf
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We regret to observe that there is some hostility
in Kentucky between the respective friends OF
Messrs BRECKENRIDiE and GUTHRIE. They should
remember that the mere aspirations and claims Of
individuals are of very yrihing Importance in com
harrison with the harmony and success of great
marty. II is too much the fault of the times to re-
gard parties as the mere property of leaders When
su n gets to be the fact parties viii cease to be
ules
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CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH
The large and well selected stock Of
ReadY-M AIDE Clothing,

nF Mr.. SULZBACHEB having been placed in my hand as
~ Trustee, the entire cost for cash.
NOTICE-AI who indebted to Mr. su'zb2eher either by
DOts HEREBY notified forward aud settle
with his receiver thu house, Indulgence will not be
Fivea beyond the 18th u January 1861 and all who have claims
agaiost him will present them FOR settlement
E. NJ. PATTERSON,
IL L.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
VETE have from % 80 Negroes for sale SheAp tx
w cash, at 70 Cedar Street.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
Our latest news from Washington is contained in
the following dispatch.

Our latest news from Washington is contained in
the following dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-SENATE,-Mr. Masons' Harp
er's Ferry resolution was taken up.
Mr. Trumbul advocated an amendment for inqui-
nv into the seizure of the Liberty Missouri Arsenal
lie said it would have been better for the country if
that had been investigated before,
Mr. Mason complained that the latter investigation
shonld not embarrass the Harpers Ferry exam
ination.
Mr.. Trumbull disclaimed any intention to speak
dsrespectfully of Virginia or any other State.
Mr. Hale denounced the Supreme Court of the
United States and defined his position on the slavery
question.
Mr.. Hunter deprecated party issuesibeing intro
duced into the matter and characterized Mr.. Hale
levity as the laugh Of an inebriat9 at the bed OF
death He said the South wanted 70 know whether
the General Government could furnish a remedy
for such nvasiOus otherwise the South would take
care Of themselves
Mr.. Davis congratulated the Senate that Senators
80 distinctly disavOwed all connection with sympa-
thy for Brown.
Mr. Green said that arms were taken at Liberty
simply to resist the unlawful acts OF the Emgrant
Aid Society.
Mr.. Crittenden thought the amendment would do
no HARM and would only occupy few days more
time
Mr.. Wilson attributed the Northern sympathy for
Brown more to Gov. WiSes attempt to lmphcate
Northern public men in the HarpeTs Ferry toray.
than to any other cause. He hoped the investiga-
ton would be thorough, whoever might be lmphcas
ted.
Mr.. Clark farored the resolution and amendment
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.-The House adjourned without ballot
or action Cark's resolution.
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FOIE NmIrRLANn AND PAnrOATI-

EOUE SmETRLAND AND PADUCAEI., II
YE7HB Ane passenger psckzt = L L 4, " J.
3 SIMMS, Master, will leave for the above elaT-s p
and intermediate ports THURSDAY, the 80
December, i " from tie Lower Landing For freight pas,
sage apply on board to
dscs A. HAMILTON Agent
rStTATE3 OF 'CENNESSEE--Pcrry CSunIy.-s
~ Sn n Choat EdSGrd AttschmsntW
the affidavit Of Smith Ch0at that
deiead M edward Casey, in the OF seveuve dollars
and at said easy removing has removed
county, and that the ordinary process OF law served
Spon him it IS therefore ordered b. that publication be made
IN tie C2JH md DsTic, newspaper publ shed in the
Of ashyle for four eeds curing said defend
ant l. before Il H. wilson, Justice of Peace,
Perry county, his os in the Linden second
Monday in January, 1867, AMI plead to
plaintiff Attachment the taken for confessed
as 70 him and set for bearing parte
II. II. WILSON, J. P.
decS-wIt For psrrV rouDtv
CBSSP'S GAIETE.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER sth,
Immense o. the great Tagcdian James Ander-
and tn accomplished Trage enue Miss Flsworhy
appear this evening Shylock ana P0Ttil in the
MERCHANT OF VENICE
Tc conclu lie with
BETSEY BAKER.
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"a VI rs kO ~ q co,
AIS Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky,
Importers a JObbeTs OF Dry Goods.
4 a CASES Philadelphia brown Canton Flannel
" 10 cases Burlington -
10 - Little Falls beached
- Canton Flannel Cloak Lining.
20 Apron and Shirtng Checks asst'd brands
) :" Furniture
" Checked SOhair,
- " Debege,
:. Plain assorted,
$50 pieces all wool plain Deaine, fancy colors,
50 - - printed -
cases English Aerino
50 pieces B0mtazne,
30u COZ Buck Gloves, assorted,
900 .. MitteDs
300 Kid Gloves ladies' and gents
10 cases white and coorel gents MeriaO Uudersirs
" MernO AID silk Lsdies' Vests,
. white and coored Msrino Drawers,
10 . Bed Blankets, assorted,
u Bales Negro
4" Point -
Just received and for sale by
JAMES Low & CO.,
dec6-u AIS Main St, Louisville. Ky.
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FOR sMsTHLASD AND PADUCAH

FOR SMsTHLASD AND PADUCAH.
FE1lIE f stean-r MENNETONEkA, JOHN -
s DAsaIELs, Master. will leave for Smhlani -laf.sA
and Paiuah THURSDAY, Sth at - o'clock 81. -
For freight or passage apply on board CT to
dec7 A. HAMILTON, Agent
ESTRAE---Ekicknan Comfy, Tenn.
FENAKEN up by Jesse Briggs in the 18th District, 30
{ Hickman county, Ten, a SIX DAY MARE, NFSrTH
about IA = hands high. aud 10 years old feet 1921
white, white the let hind foot blind y ~
eye. Appraised to So the Sd November, 1853.
dec7-w3tf DEEM. Ranger CT h G.
COMMITTED TO JAIL.
TH7AKEN and committed to Jail in Jrmestawn, Fen o..
county Tenn, the 3st October 1888, N. -
GRO Boy named Berry belongs Robert Craig n
Pi-keus, Q. H., 8. G. Sand boy about inches ~
high weighs l42 pounds about p years Old copper color
upper front eth out the OF said boy required
forward property, pay charges he will be dealt with
the law directs. J Simpson,
deC1-W4 Jalor.
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Junction Place,
Christmas Christmas
nnU WNEDE

want to find the best assortment in the city, Of
Fancy Articles, Paror Ornaments Rocking Horses, Willow
Ware, Pianos, Sheet Music, and Musical In trpmants.
Go to LUCKS Music and Fancy Store Church Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

THREE YEARS OLD WHISTLES.
.WTEh IN store BozFBon and Rye WHISKY
w gas Is old Whisky Two years ago, pure and ysr7
ana aneel hkLLIkTT SAlfh
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FOR NEW ORLEl

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FHNIIE steamer see rLLND, Capt COUcn. will
leave for the above and all intermediate eAfsss
ports SATURDAY, iOh inst, o'clock -
z. N, For freight or Passsgs apply board
A.. HAMILTON,
dec7 II dHAkRISON A-spts
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For Rent.

FINE Tract Of Land continuing sxyfVe acres, we'll in
~ proved, having hands and convenient brick
sence Of eight roons-outhoGses and xensiye 5tablngS
This is OF the iesirab places the neigh
bOrhood Of Nashville being adjacent the city limits and
mandnE fine yeE OF tie city and suburbs The Tract beng
we'll Wsed and under good ence is from proximity tohs
city admirably adapted for market garden dairy With this
Tract OF Of 65 be obtained also the privilege Of
adjoining tract Of land containing 100
For terms and furthr PARTICULAR apply TO JOHN l. SEHONs
OF the firm Of sehon & Mernt No. d Cedar rtreet.
n9v23-dlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

HOI for ErNA COAL, in cold weather. It only make
the hottest IRE and lasts longer but the Coal
in the market but few ashes scarcely
SCOT Orders can be left in Box 20, Postoce, the
dec7 SAM,I, i AGNRW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

FLOUR AND heal.
SAA BAGS Extra Family Flour
ObNESB 2O0 bbls do do. 10.
200 bags B1ckEheat do.
POI bushels Corn Meal.
For sale BY STATION & SEYMOUR.
nOy3u-2R
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NOTICE

HAVE this day sold entire interest Ia the Book PERIOD
Stationery Business, 70 John Trsanor ard rome tat
t1e ber patronage heretofore bestowed on me viii bs extended
% tie nav arm A ", JOHNSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

BY Mr.. TRINBLE No. lGO-To amend The ''act
to iacoT perate the Budding Company of the etv of
Memphis, &C., and the New Orleans and Ohio Tel
egraph Lessees and for other purposes, and to
change the name of the latter corporation to that Of
tle Southwestern TeiegraphCOmpany. Pissed first
reading aud referred TO the Committee on lsternal
Improyemeuts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08
FOR SALE.

WE will e! bargain for beautiful lots front.
SE ing each 50 feet Woodland Houstons Adii-
ton, adjoining the residence Of Or. Matthews.
i'll. & K. ". BROWN,
dec7-4w 49, Cherry Street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HETE have this day associated Partner in the
Wv Wholesale Boot Shoe and Hat trade, KlSSAIzD
late of the firm Of TRANSPORT, New The
our firm will remain unchanged Having facilities
shall enlarge cur business and the trade upon finding
with US large and eonpete stock Of goods line which
| their attention is respectfully invited
/ NASHVILLE, dec. 6h-dtwS VI ian 1.
COOK, BAILEY & co.
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FOR RENT.
RAVCaTNSIN EOcFPTEI1V 0Ts

EMAIL log house and Of ine gardening land
N the Porter Pike Ia Brownsville, about 81 miles from the
city, for rent to first rate tenant only. Apply to
j. l.. & X. W. BROWN,
dec7-2E AZ Cherry rect
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Splendid BGiIdiuE Lots im ths. vietni-
~ OF Nashville. fnr Sale
TO sFOCKHOLDEIES OF THE

Nashville a. hattanOOGa Il. X. Co.
MEhIlht OF aie stoek'lders 20 the Nashville and Chat
n tarOoga Railroad Company will BE- bsd Al N,rr.b-,
o9 dusSsy the 18th day Of December t reports
loving @ay an election viii he -ld se place m 6fen
W @ sN4-iDs
stock hoiderss UsuN BY their certificate Of STOCK 10
te eonuciors, will he carried meeting and election
Or over the who road they may prefer and ~ oeb
18th, l4th and 18th Of December.
noy9O-td W. C. GLEAVEs. seo,y.
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sANFOEn's HEATERe !

HAVE Of ihess Heaters AMI Furnaces for warning
with pare ana veutzt- Private and Public Rooms,
Dwellings. Halls. Churcsss, Strs, &C., Re-
EistsTs They the powerful Heaters greatest fuel
savers knOEEvuu la-ge ksl.sr warming rooms,
using about sane quality o. c THAI ornAry coal
would require
have tem put snd ia Successful operation
Churchau Stoi IS In sill guarantee they are
represent them.
Pamphlets giving full description names OF parties who
have them in ssnt BY mail
J W WILSON,
dsc3-dtfkx2. Il COLLEGE street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-08

Mr.. RUSSELL had leave to record his vote in the
affirmative aud Mr.. shrewsbury in the negative on
the Christmas Holiday resolution, yesterday aner-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
President Buchanan's Habits.

One If the Washington CORES P"hdent' al
Mding I, the temporary absence "i president
R.rhanan from Washington, gives the ioi
Inyiuu 81 t. ms ROUTINE If lie when there
lie j, exacrlng III the Department discip'
line, and, like Nelson. expects every man "
do his iuty. He works Systematically al
ter his fashion, ten or twelve hours uay
and l. b, no means pleased when member ;
Of the Cabinet are absent. No former rIesf
deut cycl explored details III the same man
ner, and thi- may be Ohe ot the reasons why
he i. subjected t. So many small annoyance-,
End hear, So much personally that had bet
ter come through a preparatory channel.
The door ui his receptinn-room Is thrown
open regularly at one o'clock, except on
Cabinet days and then promIscuous crowd
hy sort If conventional courtesy OF prere-
dence, tell their grlets, expand upon theii ser
vices, and submit their applications. Inc
.;ene 10 generally amusing, but some SAD epi-
.tl,. If rrIlation aui distress often tihgc
these most uuc-rem rnt,us receptions, al
which everybody walks IN unanh"unced aud
wits for his turn a. iu ia" ihe al 7 -t-ol-
nee No ntrOdurtI"ls are required ana H.
t.,,nalty - Observed except when the 2eh-
,lrr sex aplcar, when MI. Buchanan rises |"
offer civiiity. Otherwise hr l. seated WIN II
..rt nt bu.nysiu- ear u receive everything
that NAV be- thrown IA He IL u man 81 me
thodiral habits, ii tnne-toga constitution,
md robust health lie rises early, break
fast. early, reads the papers aud then sits
d. yvn 1, work more intellectually aud labor
nu,ly than any one thousand dollar CLERK IN
the Departments.
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AUCTION SALES.

81 john /. CREiuHIuN-A
LNl kNIIj NJ SALE.-WIll be ,..H. .ltu. no
L reserve, a" NyfT-fug ,r",',"e "'... 81.
at the room Jiloiuins IL l.. Slmr.pH ... rs,
Oh ROYAL street. desirable lot ui second .... %,
bat we'll tert. FURNITURE, embth.In- % p...,
Nlah"g my aud ether Bed-teai- ANA B,itur-- b,
Ia. gahy Dressing aud other Tables, NJ. aE
Secretary ana Rocking Chars, Mah..4u. l........
lounge. WDrE Stands, Carpets, 'I.'t. hi....
SEHir., Cham, 81 Furniture, and other a. d.. 10.
necessary I, onUmerate. Bargains G., he !.....
Al the time will be offered a.. Las
CARRlAuE &c -,
~ T. Nj McCORMICk.--AU,TIps
IIUMMiS5iUNERS' SALE OF Nv Lili'E
y HOUSE AND LOT, II ALEXANDRIA,. s..
-rUI -Unut 10 decree OF the LIrrUii '.H.r
Alexandra county, Va. rendered uu lie -,.h i.F
1 Man. 80 III the suit OF james ! E..,.-. ...
M,Ec.-n ct al. the subscribers, j.uA!.... -
u ,nii curt viii offer for sale, II Publ Au.-i m
ia mont Il The Mayors Office, ia the yIiy u. a.
autiia, a., az l. "'c',rl, H., ~" a.. r.. p.
80 the dh 1"e OF Aryo.t n.rt, the Nv iLLI\ W
Ii HOT Il AND LOT, III said city, wa,.,.u 49,.
-nii EuEi>h now resides, situated Ole o.. Do. ...
-tc Il hin. street, between Alfred au. i.a.r
streets. beginning - feet from the ca; Ill, q
rick street. and running east on hin. street o. i.
thence north. parallel to Patrick street. l-u r..'
thence west parallel TO King street, . .ca; lL- a
III straight line I" the beginning
rERN- Ten per centum OF the purcUa-. r.'.H
t. he pad III cash; the balance ia three ,,u.. ."-
-talmcut> at ii IL, and l. months from nt, It. ..
sale Tor which the purchaser i e. gy, hI- l.r.a
bearing interest, with good personal -,,url g.. 10
the ritie 10 ne retained till bonds paii.
GEORGE ". BRENT. e. .u.ul ..
:. FERGUSON BEACH cd. -a.
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DIED.

After lingering illness, on Thursday morn
ipy. June 18th. JANE X LOWE, III the 2ith veal
OF her age. g3'' The tricnls Of tho family al,
invited 10 attend the funeral, tins afternoon, at
O'clock, trom the residence Of her father, j. r. N
Lowe, un Prince uour Patrick street.
la Washington, ca the 18th uli.. after n lnger
iuv llluess which she bore with Christian forii
,ul,, JANE H., wife OF John Lane. aged ~ years
At his residence, near PhIl"m"nt, LoudOur
County, Va. Friday, the 24th ult.. ,It!Fe
mas IANENNEk. \ bright moral character,
an integrity decisive aud unlInpeached, and per
ssyering sreadia,tu,,,, when acting under con
virtion of night, he lived an example OF social
worth, and died lalurntcd Icy all who knew him.
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nj A RIEU.

On the 18th nf June Icy the kov. Mr.. Wills. Mr.
ALONHO MILLS, to Mis- GEORGIA DAVIS.
all 1T this city
On the 9TH Ut june 10y Elder I. W. Newman,
Mr. THOMPSON ". NloLEfl. To Miss JOSE
PHINE STONE. all OF FaniaA County, Va.
On the ga ult hy the Rev ". III. Wilson. j.
f. BENJAMIN sur, cd. {" Miss hAtHtL
E. only daughter oi Thomas Ryon, esd all OF
Prince GEORGE County, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION 10
tINEI FONT, OLD POINT, NORFOLK,
AND PORTSMOUTH

sG-, ltiE tiue, safe, and cGmmodi-
s-II-lr iious steamer GOW HATAN. viii
mas, an excursion t. the above mentioned places
leaving hen berth. loot of I'm street. OF >uniay
mufmin. the 81 instant 1t . clock, arriving at
OH POINT Comfort dt A. Vi. ami Norfolk ut a.
VI Mouity. the itn ot July, remaining at EoTiolk
sufi lent, long t. admit ct Il ,-it to the ua>ppIt
Nav, lart aud the splendid Government steamer,
Lancaster and Roanoke.
Returning will leave Norfolk ut =. NJ. On m
day. i pp'us a; Old Point untli after the grand
display OF rie works tnjs celebrated place, ami
allowing i've hour. toT the enjoyment Of salt bath
iHg, dancing. e., returning 10 Washington on
Tuesday.
The Pywiainn will .tor, going and returning. I.
take ii AL iaui passengers at MUore's ani other
landings
The table will be beautifully Supplied with fresh
h. crabs oysters ANA ether tellsnyies, which will
be s,rveiu thy best style.
Fare lor the round trip, including meals. -.
y" di,"rierly persons permitted IN board.
Tickets can be obtained GA board 1T the boat or
Mt the Company pthce, No. 49, pemns ylvauia ave-
hue, neat l. Bruwu- Hotel.
GEO +. MATTlNuLI.
Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Comany.
ic 2p-1iit.
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Coal Ilalo

For the week ending Saturday, June 25th, =
Sails tons OF Goa! were shipped over the Cumbtr
land and pouusyvania Railroad, and 5,222 5
over the road of the GEORGES Creek Coal and Iron
Company Making total Tor the week from the
entire region OF lI.05ii3 tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re
gion, 4l37T."T tons.
gO boats cleared ihi- port during the week emf
ing "Wednesday the 18th ult, carrying 1920 tons
of COul -IogG C..iiiua
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

The Governor hls ISSUED hla proclamation
officially declaring the election OF j. Ran
dolph Turk-r a. Attorney General, und
Oden g. Clay a. one Of the Commissioners
Of the Board Of Public Works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01

In speaking Of the demand tor money al previ-
Gus rates, the New York Post relnrrks that 1.-The
indications are ti,Ht quite "u active business will
be done tins week account partly of the large
payments in the shape of interest and dividends
incident TO July list The amount to he disburscd
b. tue different States alone is nearl, four millions.
The large loss oI deposits, as shown III this week ;
Bank statement l. the more noticeable at this time
when balances generally accumulate to the credit
of the various c1TpaTitIuu-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-01
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
Jn0 PIECES new style LAWNS 1T i2!c
lUV Beragc Robes, O.g"niy and Jsconett

lOV BCrAgc Robes, t.Sahly ana JacJnet
Lawns
ChantilI,, French Lace, ani rich SILK Mantles, il
great variety
Fronting and Shifting Linen and Cotton,
80 zen riack SILK Mit,
100 iuaeu Ladies, Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
ValcuceEC., threat, Cambria, Boibin, and Swiss
Eigius ana Insertions
Black Mourning Goods. III great variety
New style Mn!IaIr, fnr travelling Dresses
Ean.D0k. Mail Swiss JhcDhcrI and Cambria Mus
Illus, Latie. and Mise. steel Spring skirts, from =
t" - Hoop with many ether new goods bought
~ great reduction On -prnR prices, making "Ur
stock .ory c.mpl.tv in every department. all ot
which - offer v-Ty low
TAYLOR & HUTCHISON,
40. -, Louisiana Avenue,
opp"-ite Centre Market square.
Mu.LiuLtnn u & H. 0I--l