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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

OFFICE OF THE THIRD-AvESUK RAILROAD Co.,
Sd av., between 65sh and 66thsts
NOTICE.-An ELECTION for thirteen d.
IN RECTORs Of this Company for the year ensuing
VIII held their office WEDNESDAY, the gh day Of
November. The polls win be open from 70 3 ?; m;
NeMYorh Oct "a 1859.
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6topes anb 6eaters.

ETNA HEATER,
II RURAL HEATER,
VEsUVIUS RANGE,
,0.rrf.- tpred and sold by TOMPKINS STRATTON No
Front-,t Brooklyn block from Fulton Ferry, aud u No.
Bible House, New-fork
CTOVES and HEATERS.-A large assortment
description very low ct the Empire Parlor
Heater and Depot No. carmines four DOOR abeve
pisaei.r-.t WILLIAM CLARKE.
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err OF NEw-YORK Department OF Finance,
. Controllers Ofhce, Oct l9 1889. y
EXEMPTION of 81 800 600 of NEW.YORk


HI CITY STOCKSEoce Is hereby given 10 holders OF the
Of the City Of NewfOrk redeemsoe on the hr
day 1890 that the viii be purchased ct p
and interest BY The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund TOT
hc Redemption ofthe City Debt presentation Of the proper
estes aud transferring said stock athe office Of the Con
troar between the hours Of " and O'Clock and After TINS
day Holders Of said stock desiring to avail themselves Of tn
are requested TO present. In the fora OF account
seanst The Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund Of the Cy
fNgwYok their certificates with the interest
ac thereon COMPUTED TO day after the application ia
presented to afford tme examining the and preparing
the Necessary WARRANTS -" R0iiERT T. HAws Controller.
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ihe neoes'sy wHfTAnI D'ISlI IEpr n HAws Controller

BANK ron SAVINGS, No CT Bleecker-st, Oct %, 1850
NOTICE to DEPOSITORS.-In order TO avoid
and correct incidental and to furnish information that
wanted the Trustees request the Depostors In this
having accounts sctd than TO send
their pass books TO Bank be written up BY direction Of
the TIugtess JAMES DE PEYSTER OGDEN, Secretary.
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

lust from Vermont, for SALE cheap, two pair
of Matched HORSES good there are in the city Isl
hands bgh MARI. old, ot IN 23Dto wagon
or 24e 10 saddle without training To be No IS West
29thst.
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Gntlsrp, Sarowars, &r

TNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA TIN
u ANTlMoNY, LEAD, SPLITTER, SOLDER, PIG lROl
For sale by JOHN w QUINCY Co, Nc. 90 W iiAn-ss.
NORWAY IRON-Best quality for Nailrods, n
~ seived from Norway. for sale By = ..
DYIANDS SUPERIOR "R b" IRON
HI WIRE. w
BRIDGE WIRE, SPRING WIRE, TIMED WIRE,
And Galvanized Telegraph Wire.
STEEL WIRE WIRE RODS, BOILER RIVETs, ks.
For sale BY j. J. EAGLEToS, No. 81 John-.t., ~ Y.
CWEDES IRON, assorted-Receiyed direct from
- Sweden. by C. e HABICHT, No. III Pearist
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NOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
IN oFOROHTowN-The Eew-Yort and Niryinis Screw
s,.m.hip Coupanys and hrstelass steamship MOUNT
yEDEOS n a. smith, Commander. win leave Pier Ne ~
Meth River the sbsse ports, EVERY SATURDAY -
D. M Cabin passage. with unsurpassed secomnedansns ~
Fr,lrht goods other VA
aad received Fridays aud saturday. No eoaa
mission charged for wszdng No bls Of sdns nnod Sts
d.paturs Of steamer. Fer freight or passage epyy TO-
H. d. CROANBLL a Co, No. 10 Nest-ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

the County Of Nevfork notice "a hereby given TO all
having claims against CHARLES X THOMAS, late CT
the City o. NrwN0rk deceased 20 present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber Bis Office No n Wt
IN the City OF NewYok before the twenty second day u
November next.-Daed New.Yor 18th day Of May 1859.
myl7 iaw6mTu GEORGE H. HUNT, Executor
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
OGLASGOw, calling at QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and
The LIVERPOOL NewYofk and Philadelphia Steamship Com:
pany splendid Cydebut rsn Screw Steamships arc intended
10 sell follows; -
CITY or BALTIMORE. SATURDAY., hoTemeeris
VIGO....................sAT uRDAa, December
EDINBURGH. SATURDAY, December IL
And each alternate Saturday from fier No "A N H.
vRon NKw-YoRK GLASGOW:
CITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES December TO-
KANGAROO. SATURDAY, January u 100.
and each month Winter and each alternate Saturday In sum-
mer from Pier No. "a North River
RATES PASSAGE;
Cabin TO Queenstown Liverpool or GiassoS''.''''s.
cabin London (yia Liverpool ~
Third Class TO Queenstown Liverpool, Glssso"
Third Clsss Return Tickets, available ak months from
Liverpool or Glasgow. "
Passengers forwarded TO Hsvre Paris, Hamburg Bremen
and Antwerp at through rates . 4.
Csrhcatss Of passage issued from Liverpool and ua's" 70
New York.
These Steamers superior accommodations for Penge
are with waierght compartments aud carry e1
perenced Surgeons, -. 80 .,
JOHN q. DALE No IS Broadway, New orb, Agent
In Liverpool TO VIM. INMAN Tower Briidngs.
In GlssFow TO WIN. INMAS, No 10 Dtxonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

DRUGs &c.-WTLLTAM II. KINGSLEY, No.
~ IA Goldst near Maiden lane, Esw-fofh oaefs 10
RTTAiIFRs AND MANUFACTURERS
an as.omsn, Of rrlisSs DRUGS ke on Ts,sonses terms
CONSEQUENCES Of MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, he, dis
posed Of 10 he beet sdysnss. brought 70 public notice
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Tor SAVANNAH and FLORlDA-Ihe Amer.
can Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys and fAvorite
steamship HUNTSVILLE, Jne. A Yo.; Commander VII
Ieay, Pie No IL ~ r. on THURSDAY, Nov 10, ~ oeock
M Passage 70 savsnnah with unsurpassed
ais Thronsh tickets 20 kew-Oriesns $50 % TO Mobile 80
4 M Mseon Ell Augusta Also. principal places In foias
At Freight 70 cent: Pee s,o, Insurance one o
P''S' n H. CROMWELL 4 Co, No. 60 Wes,-st.
tn. MONTGOMERY, wm. &: Berry, Commander succeeds
on THURSDAY, Nov. II, GSo'eloes.
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Coparinersbip Notices.

TTNHOMAS GARNER, JR., is this day admitted a
a member Of our hrn. SAhNLA TO-
EewYork Oct 10, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

NOOD NEWS.-Mrs. Kerney, No. 81 =. Marx
pi.. cured Of Liver Complaint By using hes bottles Of Dr.
LEAfHE's YELLOW DOCK syRcP. DEPICTS Nos 100 Chat
hsn s02 Grsndst and t76 Broadway beeles eel % ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

NOTICE.-An APPLICATION will be made 10
the Governor Of for the pardon
lsac Haead convicted Of attempt grand larceny
ycted March 3. 1852 for the term oftw years.
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N Y. SUPREME COURT-City and County of

nv \. SUPKEME CUUKI-I1ty and County OF
lNs New-Yogk--GUSTAVUSP AULUS and ELIZABETH
PAuLUS HIS wife against JOHN JOHNSON junior, Henry
johnson and Maria Is. his wife, Gilbert A. Johnson BENJAMIN
Franklin johnson George w johnson and Sarah H. his wife,
sarah Johnson Amelia Johnson Allan Johnson Emily johnson
and Maria Louisa Pspus and Gilbert a Johnsoo Beujsmip
franklin Johnson and George w Johnson Executor Of the s.
VIII Testament Of John Johnson deeessedro the above
named Defendants You hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint In this action which THE fled
the Office the Clerk OF the City and County of NewrOk
the City Hall Of the said City aud 70 copy Of your
answer the said complaint the subscribers their oce,
the City Of within twenty days ser the service
OF tins you exclusive Of the day Of such service
aud you fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff In this aon will apply TO the Court for
the relief demanded In the congratulated June IS 1859
CJ.kE. DE WITT, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
o+law6wTus No. IS Nsssan.st., NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

TI,HE NORTH GERMAN LL0YDS STEAM
SHIP
NETWORK VI. j. Won Sanien. Commander,
will sail positively carrying the United States Mall ON
SATURDAY, Nov. e. at IA m,
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers for .....
LONDON HAyRF SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
at the following rates:
first Cabin sloo; Second Cabin 500 steerase' 49,
f0i"s'sn' '' vGTfPcKE' KEUToEN REIcHELr,
Nc. "a Broadway.
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~ stating that consequence Of the Primary and Junior De
psSB Of his School being fun he receive pupils
IN bose departments The names Of applicants will howeye
be the order Of application and notice sent In that
order Of vacancies that There still
the Department Those parents guardians
wish wards accompany him in his
Of three months to Europe requested to send In
their convenience order that prePaxa
tsy course Of rv.diae ssy pointed TosnTs $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

NOTICE is hereby giyen, that in pursuance Of
IN the deed Of executed 18th day Of August,
D. ls47 the undersigned Trustees viii SELL AZ pubic
action IT. ESDAf, the lh Of January next az O'Clock
D m in Rotunde Of the Merchants Exchange Newly
City following named steamships together with the Tackle,
Apparel Furniture and all other apputenances thereunio be-
belonging 20 wit ,, ,,,,,,
ILLINOIS EMPIRE CITY
STAR OF THE WEST MOSES TAYLOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
Terms Of Eale-eash
Dated in the City Of New York this h day Of Nov, A. d.
1889 MARSHALL O. R0BERTS)
HORACE r. CLARK, Trustees.
EDWARD y. DICKERSON.)
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Water-gure.
Ocean Steamers, &r.

EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAYRE.-U. s.
IL NJ steamship VANDERBILT, Capt. r. T. Leieyre, will
positively sal at O'Clock SATURDAY Nov ~ from
Pier No n. r. NewYork, with mails passengers and specie,
FOR England and France For passage aud freight apply 70
ID. TORRANCE, Agent, No Bowling Green, ~ Y.
Steamship OCEAN QUEEN viii follow on Dec. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERSIA, for
h LIvERPOOL.-The PERSIA, c. u. =. yadkins, com
mander will sail from the stream on WEDNESDAY NEAI,
eh inst steamboat viii ply between the Companys Wharf,
at Jersey City and the Persia from 80 m TO m, to
convey passengers and baggage on board.
The ASIA viii sail Nov. 20. r. CUNARD,
No Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

Hs,ns examined certificates Of the Graefnberg Company
saying that they evidences cf genuine
ns. and entitled to the confidence Of the pabh Ny per
onsl with Of the members Of the Grarnbes
Coupany ushes in expressing the opinion that their ed
,sr. xxorthy of constance FRAaCIs HALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

NOTICE to Persons holding BONDS of the
IN CITY of CINCINNATI due in ls6S-Notice is hereby
given by the Sinking Fund Of TIE OX q en-
hs CITY Of CINCINNATI due in 1865 to the amount Of TIVE
sued to the Cincinnati and White Water Canal and to the
Little Miami Railroad Company Application for the disposal
Of Bonds by stating terms &C. may be made TO
THOS. II. WEASNER Chairman Committee OF Claims and
Finance OF X. NJ. BISHOP, Mayor Cincinnati o.
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VVARIES II. SHAW q Co.,
9nstrnetion.

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, Dutchess Co.,
n N,u.York-Tbe Rev. d. GAGE, A. NJ, PrinepaL-First
go BOARDING SCHOOL for both sexes Terms low OK
euIars s.ut uron application
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fesal Notices.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New-Yok ne.iee Is hereby given u al
per.ors having clsis against BARTHOLOMEW HEALf late
the City Of Newfork Beet and Shoe maker dseeaseS %
present The same with vouchers thereof "a the subscriber "a
tho ofcs Of SflLNELL SWAIN, No. II Chambcrss, i'm
the City Of Ne~fok before the sixteenth day Of Decen-
Der nsxt-Dstsd Newly ork he isth day Of June l55a
iel3 lAwSmTa NARY Ann HEALY, AdninistIatEix.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-18
AUCTION SALES

BY I. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y Pursuant to a decree of the County Court oil
Alexandria County, Va, of the 9TH day OF June,
1859 in the suit Of kincheloe Bruin, Plaihtils,
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants, inc
subscriber, as Commissioner Tor the purpose, Will
offer for sale, ut public auction, in front of the
M,vor', Office in the city of Alexandria, Virginia.
on Saturday, the 22d dag IF Ortoder, 1888, at IL
O'Clock, NJ, the following property:
- No. ]. A LOT OF GROUND, with the
E$i IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated at the
Northwest intersection OF Fairfax and Queen
Streets in said city, one square from the depot OF
the Alexandria, Loudoan and Hampshire Rail
road. beginning at said intersection and running
thence Westwardly on Queen street lUO feet to the
line of Eastlack: thence Northwardly and parallel
to Fairfax street SO feet inches, OF less, 10
a fur feet alley; thence Eastwardly and parallel
to Queen street 100 feet to Fairfax street. thence
binding on Fairfax street to the beginning. The
improvements are "A large new brick Livery Stable,
running back from Queen street nearly the entire
depth of the lot. with Carriage House, &r.,-thc
whole put up in the most complete and substantial
manner, with every desirable convenience The
Stable has been planned and built with view {"
is conversion into Warehouse, should it he wall
ted for that purpose.
No. "A TRACT OF LAND. in the County OF
I"
Railroad, near its intersection with Bull Run, con-
tanning about 227 Acres and % Poles-brins the
same tract of land which was conveyed by Wilmer
Mclean. and others. to Geo. ID. Fuwlc, hy the
latter conveyed to said Coyle-the exact metcs an,
bounds of which can he ascertaincd by consulting
either Of said conyeyances. About 10 acres of
this Land is in cultivation. has been highly impruv-
ed, and il very productive. The remainder IL in
wood of fine growth. which by its proximity the
Railroad. can be readily converted into money
There is on tho place II large and c"mmodious Barn
and Stable, noarly new, and built in the best man
ncr.
TERMS Ten per centum "f the purchase money
to hc paid in cash, the balance in three equal i'll
stalment. at six, twelve. and eighteen months
from the day of sale, the deferred paymenHl" he
secured by the bonds of the purchaser bearing
interest from date and the title to be retained till
the purchase money is fully paid.
=. FERGUSON BEACH.
aug l0-eots Commissioner
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phal retreat, the streets being filled with
,hnnsapd, of men and women COLLECTED to-
ccther by the brief contest at the Moor's
house, but no, IN attempt was made to inter
cept the progress of the party, the Algerines
contenting themselves with scowls and de-
nunciations. Ten minutes later the rescuers
were at the cutter; twenty more and the en-
tire party were safely back to the Constclia-
ton, not having lost man. The young
lieutenant received the hearty thanks of his
superior, to say nothing of the gratitude OF
Mr.. Collins and his daughter, whose family
proved to be of consequence in New York;
and we are assured that Charley Stewart
was never happier in his life than when Miss
Alice was united tn one of his ''chumS, no
bic hearted lieutenant now a commodore VINO
fell in love with the rescued maiden during
the Constellation's homeward passage.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

rINIIE subscriber having determined to prosecute
| the above business in all its branches, oilers
his scry ices in that line.
Trustees, Administrators, or Commissioners
sales OF Real or Personal Property, will be made at
on, LnH, az i.-. than the usual rates Cargo sales
at 4 lump price, to Ice agreed upon
Parties having merchandise to dispose Of who
prefer making their own sales, can make arrange
ncnts to do so. under the license Of the subscriber
Consignmcnrs Of goods for sale at AUCTION, "h
be- ,,.,ir,d and sold to the best advantage, and
pr"mpi r'f"r"s m'ide.
Persons having snail lots of article, can ar
range To have them sold at the store oi the subscr
her, No. IS, King street-All parties Interested
will please call before concluding their arrange
m,rntS. Being well known III this city, no reier-
ence ~ to capacity, or Promptness, Is deemed ne
c.ssnry JOHN +. CREIGHTON, Auctioneer.
iy Dl--cott
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

ME- Il { II 4 y + TlILOr
HAS received beautiful stock " >PEIN
IL SUMNER GOODS, for Gcutlem.,.
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shades, lurrL,.,.
the importer direct, and Warranted to B., a..
best manufactures IL Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSMEEr>
Of the most elegant styles, and
EESTINGS
Of every variety. Whit, L;"," a. NJ.
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers; Cra,,,.
Ties; Stocks; Pocket lIandkerchlei,: q,
Shirt Collars, and Suspender,.
READY MADE CLOTHING
of various kinds, aud offered at low price. =.
II full assortment Of the very beet
TRIM lNGS.
Thankful for fayors heretofore received
the public that no effort shall 10 srar,s
satisfaction. All Garment. ordered ysn.r,L'
bc made in the beet worknaulikc ualp,r
.niy- Store No. ~ King Nre,i. one d.., .
Royul
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100, 100, 100, 100. 100
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, KIM a.,

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DEGS leave to announce to his numerpu, b..
ID and customers. that be is now anr.,.. /.
exhibit q stock of READY MADE CLOTgN,
and Gcntlemen's Furnishing GOODS. Nh ,
regard to quantity, quality. and styles. caul, ]
equalled by any similar establishment III H.. .,.
and not exccllcd by any Clothing house IN II.
two loading avenues of fashion on thi. Id, II.
Atlantic Broadway, New York; and Ct,.r
street. Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is :cry eaten,
one, indeed. additional supple, will sull err,.
ell, from time 10 time, during the hu,iur,s ,,g..
in order to keep up IA full aSsorimcutUl ,ty.,,.
sizes.
p. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will cudca,or d. .r
vince any one fayoriug him with II call. Tia,
reputation for selling 1T the most moderate y u.
il grounded ON facts. SD
NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCErN
~ Being in receipt of splendid ate.
SPRING GOODS. | beg leave TO call ,ul,
tention TO the same, consisting - CLOTHS. lg,.
MERES AND NESTlNGS. among which Sc.
ind the brightest Shades and best qualtc. us..
facturcd in Europe. Feeling confident tia, ....
please all, ~ To quality, shade. prcc sua 9.
earnestly solicit visit from ANY Who H.. .
in want of any thing IN my line. Alsu p,
assortment of GENTLEMENS' IT RAlSNn,
GOODS, such Ia Linen and Nert ,hir,. DE-,
ers, ilandorrhicis, Gloves, Shirt Colluis. rr,,..
among which you will tind u new style Ne,
A small quantity of READY MADE ClG.
ING, which am determined To- CLOSE nut al .,
low prices. Thankful for the liberal Iau...,
heretofore extended. am determined Ia ugr
continuance of tho same, by making an v,.,s
fort I" please all who will visit
ap Is WIN. ARNOLD. NJ. g.. Kin.
BROADWAY, NLw YoHh. OK kINU STEl.
ID ALEXANDRIA, NA.-rhc former the ,t
the fashion Of New York, uud the st:,F o. .
good old town, Alexandria. Broadway. y J .,
displaying tho uvNcltes of London, fari,. ar4 .
own American fashions. and Schoolhcrr !
of the lattor place. los King street 1h,ua
prising tho fashions of tho world into ouc ,,l
lishment in that now particular branch ol Lu..v
the Clothing Trade 1t will br gratinm, I.
public to select ut their own doors. near at be-.
aud with little or no expense, the same good
which they would have to <" VI sem shr,r.
their supplies. and even pay more at thr .a..
cities than right at home. of the old ,st.ii .,,
house. They are receiving now, aud cOEill.,.
receive during the season, weekly. YES lalh. %.
their own manufacturing establishments d, -.
North, all the novelty, rs soon rs they uuhe ID.
appearance, to which they invite the pt,rrr
their fricnds and customers, in Mem, Boy p, ..
Childrcus CLoTHISG. Also, Gentlrncb' b.
nishing Goods. Small profits aud quics 81.
not to be outdone, and entire satislartIou, -.
motto Cf the House. Call early, you will IGn
gre. ii. Remember well,
SCHOOLHERR BIO
l0S King ST.. doors below the Marshall lv-
Alexandria, Va. nh IL
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BY JOHN T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction on the
w premises, on T"rsd"y, NE /" "y" Sep
80 tcmber neIt, at IL o'clock. the three. story
~ BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT. No.
ia Prince, near Union street Said property II well
located for business purposes. being within few
feet of the track the Orange and Alexandria fnii-
road. ON Union street. Title indisputahle.
Terms :--One- fourth Of purchase money IN hand;
the balance in three equal instruments, d. IL, and
IS months, hearing interest from date. the property
10 he kept well insured. and the title to he retained
or a deed of trnst given I" secure Tue deferred
payments. aug il--e"is MARI h"Sh'
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N BONES TOBACCO, of various brands
w % boxes Starch
80 bags Rio Coffee
% " Java "
IL &" Laguyra Coffee
10 chests e. p, Imperial. and y. II. Tea
10 " Black Tea
90 kegs Soda: 10 bags Pepper and Allspice;
90 coils Leading Lines; 30 dozen Painted Buck
ets: 10 nests Tubs: Matches: Cloves; Indigo: Wrap
ping PAPER: Irvine: Candle Wick: Mustard; 10
cases Old Wheat Whiskey, &C., for sale by
kINCHELOE Il BRUIN,
AZ % cor. Of King and Union SITS.
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HATS, CAPS, B0NNETS, &c.
NEW HAT STORE.
TEMPLE or FiSHION

Nc: 1906. King STREET.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave 10 iuir
i citizen, Of Alexandria and yicinity. hat
will open on !SotUd"y- tJ"nr 4h,) the Siof,
los, King street, opposite the Marshall u.
where they intend keeping general nss"riHd
GOODS, embracing all the different sl!ic
qualities usually found in a tr.t cio., HAT 81
and hope by strict attention 10 business. I" o
share Of public patronage.
GREENWOOD 4 "a
Temple of Fashion, No. los. III,
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ID ONNETS. RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOW
III - -IQHN Z EVANS /. INV nm 10

- ONNETS. RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOW.
ID John T. EVANS il now ~ rec
very large assortment 1T GOODS in The 30
limo, and the facj.;iis.. he has for purchasing %
YIasr hands. cnaDIcs him to offer great bnrga
his customers. His stock comprise, BoNNl''
all styles; RIBBONS Of the most beau'i'Ui -
and in great variety; BONNET FRAME J.
CHES; FRENCH FLOW EKS, and indeed. ".
article connected with iirst. class MILNE,
Enlistment He also manufacture SIN IT.
NETS, of sll styles, mud ut th" shortest n''''
giJ- Nillners from the country will d" "
give him call, as he is prepared I" 'cll At ~
ern prices, at his old stand, No. 80 KIN" '''
NH %
| NOR CASH.-We are selling our beet . D.
j. for -. and guarantee 1t superior I" ''! '
! sold in the Credit Houses for s..
JO.N ARNOLD
Phenix Hall Hat aud Car
=. S.--A most beautiful assortment 81 -
Felt Hats, Cassimeres. Childrcns' Fancy rs
Caps, all of correspopdmgly low prices w..
examine for yourselves. 'l''