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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
yyrRON THE NEW HAVEN COMM PALLADIUM
IL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.


NEW HAVEN, Dec. 70, 1858.
This to certify that having been called upon by Mr. Sad
der, the travelling OF Lewis Lille" and by him
de6edn 10 drill said "Lies chilled and
burglar proof safes with dri, and spy
ordinary method This day made the attempt In the
Of samuel Cnnmns George L. srceer, George s Lester
Nathan w Merwiu Richard Plat Augustus T. reckhtm ID.
No II Prk and In the space twenty
bored three fourth inch hole entirely through said sc With
cast steel d turned by hand without changing
harpeniDgte drill when removed from the hole
" sbarp ut the commencement And Ia belief thy
with proper tools, can d any chilled cast iron safe in
1he 'lng of this safe appeared 10 be common shocked
ime with slight sprnknR OF charcoal. Those inereaetb
Will decide for Themselves as to liz IRE proof qualities
SAnUEs q. MILLER,
Gun and ocksmh and bell hanger, No. Al Union street New
Haven, Conn.
New HAVEN, Conn, Dec. 70, 1859
We the undersigned, this afternoon Office
Of Samuel Cumins In this city, and Witnessed tho
burglars proof undrlabe qualities of purporinp
to be O. es burglar and fire proof chilled cast iron
safes manufactured by the Worlds Safe Company Troy N
r. and hereby certify that Mr. Samuel o. Miller
cbane Of this city drill hole three quarters Of an inch in d.
cast steel drill turned by hand The time occupied in drill
Ing said hole did not exceed twenty minutes The
sessf experiment usihes In the and
All sales OF this MANUFACTURE be drilled
one we have seen The statement Of Mr. g. O. Miller In rela
ton TO the above and hereby certify
Seorge y trecer syeIsmih, u Artisan street, A rkPecf
hnrr with Pcckham Merwn Railroad block Union kreet;
George Lester firm Of Pond Greenwood Lester Wholesale
Gr0ca ~ state at eet Richard P grocer of Church
s.dHtoge streets samlT Cummns harness anufactnrer.
~ fhik street; N. W. Merwin High street w. Thorn
son, grocer, ~ State street. and others.
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-. - -, - = = V1Ia HRurVs, WHO H1'o
were 1onnhed 70 90 100 bbs southern -four continued
N Coca demand auTho market INNER with sales OF
about 800 bbs closing within the range of quota
IONS hye h9ur and corn meal were unchanged, while
they continued firm at quotations. Wheat continued in
oenana we prlces were quite Gn the sales embraced
epout wv 5000 bushels, including good white Michigan
3D. rtu southern at 81 35 and red Western al 81 81
VI 70 Corn was heavy and sales mederate which
reported At 1900 bushels closing at soc FOR new damp
yellow jersey, at SIC CSC. for old Western Mixed and
83c for new Rye hrm and held ooc for prime Northern
Barley WAC N speculative demand, with sales OF ABOUT
5Op bushes ordinary 70 prime State at sc. 90c.;
some hooers asked DOC Oats continued firm with sales
OF 5000 bushels Canadian at e5c We give the following
table OF receipts and exports -four and grain ut this
port Tor the week ending day from the circular Of VIM
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FmDAY, Jan. 2l--B T. NJ
Aslts sales d pots were mAde at 5Sc; pearls were
quiet AZ &C.
BikAlsIufiS-flour-Ihe speculative feeling in the
market continued aud busnoss was more active with
sales OF about 200 800 bbls closing within the
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Port OF New York, january ~, 1858.

= 49,
Port OF New York, january ~, Is5s.
CLEARED
ship Robena, Martini Observation-Disclosures 3 Dimon.
Ship farana. Iangston, Bueuos Ayres-w DeForrest
ship Rs s Success Child New orlsansN Brigham
Big Ocean Wave, Morton, Cienfuegos-walsh Carver
sehr Loyal Scranton Lowden, ssvanila-scranton Tall
r A% cs Sans Rss Buck Co.
Ssl's as Co.
shr Fs Glen Matilda wsiIs Frye
SCOOP Phrs Shepherd iSss
Steamer r Thompson, Conary. Baltimore.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Locust Point French, Wilmington, Del, with
rpdse. to b Cromwell Co.
q a. E a %ais sud
weeks heavy westerly gss voss. p,sro Nav
~ !. fruit %ld rnsss
rSsFG Costa rasr%G days passed e
Bark Aronaut Peekner Bonairc, 10 days with salt and
BARK Peter Demi Hoey Savannah days with cotton &C.
BRIG pass KY rss SaS s. days
20 TO- spoke ship samoss o wiscassep 80 days from Liver
Brig baltimore Potter Port au Prince Jan and Ackand
Island Crooked Island Passage, Jan IL with Coffee &c TO
schr Lima Qs Murphy Halifax, II days, with fish, to
NSchr Albert Corson Savannah days with coton to
10th of Sandy Hook, spoke schrs seosville,
from Boston for Philadelphia and Syvanus Allen from Boston
for Alexandria
schr Webster Bennett Charleston days. with cotton,
sebr Williams, Curtis, Wilmington, NC. days
Schr Crenshaw, Moss, Richmond, days.
Sehr W r Newcomb, Bacon. Virginia, 3days
Sshr VIM Bement Parker, Virginia, p days.
Schr u De Hart, Coe, Georgetown, 4 days
Schr Susan. Bearse. Boston. 8 davs.
Schr River Queen Reynolds, Boston.
SloOp Rhode Island Hull Providence.
Steamer Boston, Hand. Philadelphia.
Steamer Abatross Williams Providence
brig Eliza bound St Croix and several fore
aft schrs anchor off quarantine, waiting wind
Wind at sunrise Sw, sunset NE, with rain.
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s.hr W% BE Bs%sn, Parker n yirsnin 2dsys
schr Susan, Bearse, Boston: DAVIS.
shr H ASase Queen E sy ,I Sasson
Steamer Boston Hand, Philadelphia
and aft schrs anchor of quarantine, waiting wind
Wind at sunrise SW, sunset NE, with rain.
Telegraph Marine Report.
SANDY HOOK. Jan 81 san,et-A barr and two brigs at
snshOr the bay bound oul Wind NNE light very foggy'
soyAN, Jan 81 sunsetwind light from the North raining
LONG . RaANGn NJ Jsn 81 sunset-No inward bound
HIGHLANDS. NJ Jan 2. unse-Cannot see outside of the
beach. windnght from NJ raining.
sBr PACKET before reported at Pernambuco
was found by the be damaged such an extent
condemned aivces the hull and part Of eries
few days
Anys before reported ashore was gO OF and
s e and b damage 70 h boo much
less than expected She will be repaired two days and
tqeu towed TO Boston.
snIr OxNASp sunk of Cape Horn insured for $4,000
at HE New sneand Mutual Insurance Co in Boston She was
Br ship Augustus waenback from London for Calcutta
transferred next day in lat 20 los Ion 20 70 the Cha
also iase af from The Ss O. Oh PROVISIONS anu nc ''
BARK BUTCHER from Phladelphia for Havana
being forced by the ice but was oed again. and towsd 70
Reedy Island from whence she would proceed to sea-
Brig HERALD ashore on Beach going pieces
The remainder of the cargo mostly wet and VIII be got out
to-day.
part Of vessel was seen floating near gi1abeh sha sup
70 be portion of the 70 Newell 70, this r T5s
above spposon that the wreck was the Vaquero was
the suggestion Of reporter of Melbourne whose
brought by ship Reaa Monde which arrived Melbourne
in 81 days from San Francisco She reposs Oct % IA. -
spoken about previously American ship from
a
WAS 81 e h ea es @ az eis hs no a %
he wreck seen could he nor had those who saw The naTe
the next mail from Melbourne win bring US arrival Of
be vaqssro at that port Capt Newes wife resides Ii Mas
s@,p s,ooa before reoor+ea ashore at ou.vbuut wa.
SG Ts as ss Sae f i ss % %
scnR TAYLOR SMALL wylie Boston Tsncier. put
inst Wafer aas aged
cara ne leaves wilc, .- G..
5on n, M o. WI pes Da , ro hli 4.
Greenweh RI in iss and three quarters Of he, was ei
Tss Other f dc s.
90 az sn DS o MI ne r Tans VIM " i'' '
Sem SAM cAsrsER-CaptC Manchester Of Providence,
samuel Casser ashore Narraesnse Beach s being
coal viii be sold on The beach as soon as discharged
Cork passage Vest, Dec soThe ship Nazatlan Of Bath
from from ygo2 o- am.,rs CARGO hauled TO the Royal Victoria
Do'A "Ani o' rep..' ,,. r.
Sogans Head vessel has been wrecked there nsmei The
NC sept IA for Liverpool comnanded by Cap, James vans
81 nas Of bis crew rso belong same place. and
wrecked St Gowanu the Mathew King and Mathew
ships Nacauav Rodgers and Jos r.rrs tB-, Hanna both
before reported in Hampton Roads from Caao have been
ordered to Sa''mS Notice to Mariners.
~,,,-rna.sr,. n.rrrnnrs co.sr
rrsn ~ - ,ss.,,, NJ ~ -, 40 noc "a 1910
SIR have he honor 10 ranmt highly in,eresipr letter
sen, a. aara Ibn NV con astrt ana a. rnnians
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GENTS WANPED-NO CAPITAL REQUIHED-AEr
Al lcIal and permanent Inducements offered smart
active would prefer those who have been
Address Horace Thomas, Jr drawer 81 Buffalo, N. Y.
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United states Circuit Court.

J,s 1.-THE Grand Jury presented true bill of in
,eo, against Maurice Dorety for mansaughter the
Ien seas particulars q which have been already pub
Lelec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-22
SECOND BOARD.
DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is a comparative statement of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
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The following the business Of the Sub Treasury
Total receipts ...................... $780, O5
From Customs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ISL 900 90
Total pavments OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9G,032 "A
Total aance 4,7S7 ,99s IS
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House today were
ST. 43i COG Is, and the balances 81 093 800 %.
The Home Insurance Company has declared semi
annual dividend of twenty per cent payable the oath
instant.
Annexed is the statement of the South Carolina Banks
for the mouth ending December 80, 1865
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Appies-Spb h. bliss 80 5 90 Pumpkins EACH. Is
Giihhower, Dbl. 5 90 3 Is Messina oranges, d. y
Russes bill. 2 % Havana do. 30
Cranbesries bill. 10 o. IL 90 Lemons, box....4 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-26
BY SATURDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

FoRGERY.-A young man about IS years Of
aye, named Jas. Williams, alias Jno Adams,
was arrested on Friday last, in Richmond,
for presenting forged check at the Bank
Of the Commonwealth, signed John Darra-
colt The prisoner has another alias Adj
ans is said to be his right name. lie Is said
to be the same man who was indicted as
John Adams dd6ds John Ellis" and con-
! yicted in the Circuit Court of Richmond, IN
April, 1857, for forging the name Of VIM.
Burt TO an order for $40 on Mr.. James Ly-
ons, and was sent to the Penltentiary for
two years. lie came out on the l4th April
last. If convicted again he will have five
years added to his second term, whatever
that may be.
j. ii. Melton. charged, with shooting Mr..
P. o. Sims clerk at the Exchange Hotel,
Richmond on the night of the Goth inst, with
intent to kill him, was before the Mayor, on
Friday, but owing to the critical condition
Of the wounded man, the investigation was
POSTPONED until the 4th Of October. and the
accused was remanded to prison. DIR. Com
way, one Of Mr. Sims physicians, stated To
the Mayor that the con lition Of his patient
was less favorable than on the day before.
| A mill situated on Walkers Creek, near
fredericksburg, in Giles county, Va, owned
by Joseph Peck, was swept away by the late
freshet. The mill contained about 1000
bushels of wheat and 81 or 6u barrels OF
flour. Mr.. Pcck's loss by the Hood is esti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
| The Board of Directors of the Branch
Bank of Virginia in Petersburg, on the I'D
instant, elected Daniel Dodson, esq, D-
rector to fill the vacancy created by the re-
signation Of the late President, Col. Joseph
Bragg.
The cars on the Central Railroad have
been behind time for two or three days IN
their arrivals at Richmond, owing to the
.washnys" on the road by the late heavy
rains The injuries, however, have been re-
paired.
The Blue Ridge Republican says:,'~The
Episcopal Convocation is in progress at this
place. Rev. Messrs Towles, Of Prince Will
| liam, and Barten. of Fauquicr, and Brown
| of Fairfax, are in attendance. Other Minis
tiers are expected.
The stables of DIR. Baldwin and Thomas
HAYDEN, of Stanton, were consumed by fire
on Thursday. The fire was the work OF an
incendlary.
SALE OF Tue NATURAL BRInGE.--Col. D..
Wooten, has disposed of the Natural Bridge
property, to John Lustcr, for the sum OF
$4,000.
Mr.. Thomas Jeffries, has purchased the
Machine shop of J. W. Nails, at Culpeper
Court House.
| The Prince William Democrat Is about t"
be revived by Mr.. ?. {. Williams.
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WEST RIVER. July -, 1859.
,InuN kETTILw Pill. fsg.

joins ksTrILwELL, isQ.
U.nr S,r:-Th. effect Of the Manipulated 'i'r'n". No l.
pr cIlr,- from youj tobacco. has been marvellous,
That consider it my duty 10 voluntarily furnish You WIN
l> statement
bought la Spring only tons Of it, toapPly 10 few
knoll, i'm an uthrrwi IL, rich cll-CiIahr IN good SEASONS.
ii producing ~ hmsi, 81 wheat" or ." 1tnbhl"' i"" '-.
IT t,Icirrn I.r acre. There however. Tow spots :"
rrr that tlt convinced they would not pay "r the labor
If cultivation without heinz cnlich~l therefor" applied
L. them about H.. Of mixed tE,n> To III" ACRE
r,Ig,.r and ulw,ri il .,tr,. having Ill The lan- IN
f,.. spots stood remarkably we'll, and -,rlrti Ia g" oil
niu,. Immediately after ru- >i. AMI have c"lI7l NJ
~ TIN, time Ey 0had ii all other portions I" III" cr'
- marked i liz r ,,,l..finrty that tho eye ~ tHc'~
thu. extent Of il aiira;iru ni tie fertilizer and u Womb
w.. worth y,r Will" DOWN "nl ~'r' f''r yourself
am -,ti>i II that should have pi''h" 10y similar aP'i-
cation, Il, The entire field especially from former Nri-
icr lryr a right Ia anticipate n''>i l"'iici'E result
from il ~. On liz. ,urrolims crops ii wheat AMI clover.
GEORGE W. HUGHES.
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BY I. VI. McCOEMICK-AuCTI
SALE THIS DAY

I WILL OFFER at public sale in front of the
| Mayors Office ~ Su'p,iay. II, l1h m.i""i,
al IL oci"ck. w., or Immediately after the sale by
I. I. Hill, Trustee, valuable BUILDING LOT,
on King street, adjoining the residence of DR.. IL.
Cook, beginning on the south side of King street
80 feet east Of Alfred street, and running east
with King street - feet thence south parcllel to
Alfred street 100 fect thence west parellcl To
King stree, % feet thence by straight line to
the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE:--One- fourth of the purchase
money in 80 days-thc balance in three equal pay
mcnts nj L, IL. and IS months, the purchaser Civ
ing bond. with good personal security, the title to
be retained until the whole of the purchase money
is paid. sep Scots. q. W. BRIGGS.
E.,-- The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY the Goth instant. nj the same hour and place,
or Immediately after the sale of Il. l.. Brockctt's
sep lg-cuts q. w. Is.
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AUCTION SALES.
By I NJ. NJ, CORMICk-AuorIoNEER.
SALE THIS DAY-At 10 o'clock M


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Y SALE.-uulcr authority Of deed of trust
from Samuel 4. Masters and wife, dated the first
day Of April. 1897. and duly Of record. the under
signed. n trustees. therein named. will proceed at
IL o'clock ". ." SH'"r,i"y. hc 2uh dny at iu-
y".', l>J?. in front of the Mayors Office. in the
City vf Alexan,ria. Va, {" sell TO the highest bid
der, at public SALE the following real estate, wit:
No. |. A TRACT OF LAND in the county Of
I.ouloun. AMI State of Virginia. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, 2Roods
and - Perchcs. more ar less.
No. =. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. |,
aud containing FOUR HI NpRED AND FOUR
ACRES. | Rood aud 20 Pcrchcs. more less
The courses and distances Of these two tracts Of
! land. are particularly set cut. and described in
said decd of trust which will he exhibited al time
AMI Ilac. Of sale. These Lands bind on the Mid
die lurnrikc r"al-arc about tw" miles r.spcc-
ti,cly from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. anal
the line Of the Alexandria. Loudoun and lamp
shire Railroad. They are distant about twenty
five miles from the cities of Alexandria, Va, ami
of Washington and Georgetown ID. c., respective
~. The land is said 10 DO of good quality, and u
portion If il nov in cultivation. 1t II well water
ed has plenty oitimbrr, and is remarkably healthy.
The buildings IRE excellent and nearly new,
consisting of II handsome aud commudiouS frame
81, DWELLING HOUSE. "a large barn, and
III other necessary ont buildings. The situation
81 the dwelling i high AMI commanding. An ex-
cecnt opportunity tor Investment j. her. prescn-
| ted for persons wishing Ia purchase valuable
farm. The manager on the land. viii show II {"
such persons may desire to examine IT before
1 the sale.
| TERMS OF SALr.--One-t third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and The residm, III three
equal instruments AT four, eight and twelve months
from the day ot sale. the deferred payments I" be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, and deed
of trust on the property.
The title OF the land is believed To be unques-
ionablc. but the undersigned, selling trustees,
will only convey such title is vested in thcm by
said deed of trust.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH.
jyIi--2awtS !. LOUIS kINZER
2.f:-. The sale of the above property Is rostpon-
ei. until No"d,y, hc 2GM day ., September, To
take place at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH. Trus,ccs
!. LOUIS klNZER.
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To conclude with Il
CONJUG AL LESS 0
A ID MIS- : | q n:

paruuctc Dress Seats Icnts.
'ch'''
H[s- Doors open At Il quarter before - |" COM
mcncc at half past : o'clock. sep 2"-lt
MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures large
wi invoice of GOODS in the above line just re
ccycd, including Flutes, Flagcocts. Flies. Accor'
deems, BanioS Drums. Victims Bows. RoSin. Gui-
tar Violin and Banjo Strings, Of superior quality,
&c which added to my stock on hand (which
embraces about every thing usually il roquest,)
make up about the largest and most complete as
sortment ever offered by me or any one III this
market or any of the ncighb"ring cities. | buy
these goods exclusively from imP"rf'r' and .H""-
n,ortm,crs. aud feel confident III the assertion, by
comparison with goods bought in other places,
that you can save money by making your selcc-
ton> from my establishment
In the way Of SLc,t N",ir and .V".'""i WORKS.
Alexandria never has had, and the District towns
cannot ruw show such u stock, as ! am rr"dibly
informed hy those who have made the examination.
II you have any doubts upon the subject, call AMI
see i"r Yourself.
MI SIC sent t" any part of the country Tree oi
postage and n liberal deduction made to Schools
and Teachers. aud orders promptly filled.
PIANOS and MELODEONS tr"m two OF the
most reliable manufactures, I'll. Worcester and
Cnrlurt Nccdham 4 Co.. in the United States. or
elsewhere furnished ut Factory prices for cash or
good paper JohN ~. fAhhoi l.
If
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KETTLEWELL's MANIPULATED GUANO.
,z." A constant supply for sale.


JuIIN KkrrLFwEIi, Fsg,
Uur Mr. promised I" give y"ua candid statement 81
the result uf thr Of your Manipulated ni,nn Oh my
crI,, uI this year The rrslr vi the wheat harvest ia
Eastern virginia you know Wa ANYTHING hut Sa>ac
t,ry think II luc IL Suu however. {" STATE that my
crops wcr. lultr II, good. might prrimp' viii, truth
I.tt.r tlru iIrr II my ni.iir-. used yuur tiuI"
principally and IN small quantities. III 'aron- ways. IN.
satisfied tla, the Weld 81 grain n" n, large, Indeed
larger than from many r, III the nciei"Tln"l hi' >,''l
with p,r,, ian in, The -tst>..u y"il unin"rihl,
III fertilizer and probably m">i - fr Peruvian ''iiiI'
wir forced the wheat forward aud caused 1t I" encounter
the Early rust
may sS. however. that am satisfied with Your hltlio
and shall or,l,I Nv ,ia. Having visited
,uur works AMI Wn,-,,i III" manipulating process. AMI
had from suu ul! and ctiriid explanations 81 Inc whole
business am satisfied only al tn" thpr"u.hn'-, but
the rrr fairness vi the operation ln,er this inprc'-
SION | taxi pleasure in recommending Your cntrrptHr Ia
i,,. ufr.,m,. Of my brother farmers Yours, truly
WILLuCGIIBY NEWTON.
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1891
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 24.-rhe ship He
loise, loaded with cotton for Liverpool. and
having 1000 bales on board, was discovered
to be on fire last night. She was lowed into
the stream and scuttled.
ERNEST Tolcdano who shot DR.. Graham,
and was released at the preliminary examl-
nation on the ground of having acted in self
defence, has been rcarrestcd on Il charge OF
manslaughter in killing Graham.
BosroN. Sept. 23.--Thc 2O5th anniversary
of the settlement of the town of Chelmsford,
Mass, was observed yesterday by the dedi-
cation of granite monument erected to the
memory Of those patriots Of the town who
lost their lives in the cause Of independence.
The exercises consisted of an address by DR..
Willard Parker, of New York, and process
sion and dinner, ut which sentiments were
given and appropriate speeches made.
KETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GUANO.
WE cannot present 10 the Agricultural commu-
w nity more complete and satisfactory ics,i-
mony Of the value Of this FERTILIZER, than is
contained in the following letters from well known
parties in Virginia aud Maryland.
W. ii. FuWLE son, Agents,
No. South Wharves.
4 Al.
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By I. NJ. MCCORMICK
SALE THIS DAY

4 WILL OFFER At public sale. In front Of the
| Mayors Office. IN M""doy. the 2sh instant, AT
" ori,cE. or Immediately after the sale by Mcssrs.
smith 4 knzcr. Trustees. valuable HOUSE
G%c> AND LOT on the corner of y. Asaph and
IL Queen streets, fronting Queen street -
feet and running back OF 81. A.aph street So feet
10 a 10 tnot alley.
TEENS or SALE cash: at four months. and
the balance on the lSt of June. 1860. The pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security. and
the title to be retained till the whole of the pur-
chase money is paid.
sep 9-ro;s ROBT l.. BROCKETT.
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OPENING OF NEW FALL GOODS.
UDEkN-

Yyx Din IN 4 ADAMS
w LII OPEN THIS DAY, A LARGE AND
;oon elegant assortment of FALL and WINTER
ma In winch were purchased on the best terms,
s'l oe sold 70" for the cash, or to punctual
Of ,bu' and respectfully solicit an examination
ael stock, as every inducement will be offered
encourage our "h"m. market" SEQ Is
lchLS-Quinine; Iodine; Kreosote; Sui
pna'e Morphia; Iodide Of Potassium; Sub
ph"s OF Bismuth; Gallo Acid; Blue Mass;
pha'e Lime; Chloroforin; Chlorate Of Potash
just received aud for sale BY
JAMES ENTwISLE, JR.,
Apothecary. ~ King street.
a 80 uhkESE. for greasing Carriages, Wa
a. soss' d., Tor sale by
Wfo PEEL 4 STEVENS.
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1859.
A L II A n A c
MARIN z LIS I

,opT oP ALEXANDRIA-SEPTE "a.
ARRIVED.
v,,, ,lena. Dent, Pomonkey, corn to wash
la.lcu Co.
MI. Su..u Emily, --, Boston, by Borden
Mining %. .n, l., Rorasn Min
s,hr. Minnesota, Baker, Providence by u. d.
smith. ,o,,h;,
/, D. b. Smith.
s.b, Wonder, Northup, Providence, by I. J.
Nthsfey. ~
Scbr Reporter Gerrin, Boston, by I. }. Me-
S,:,msr Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat Bro.
MEMORANDA.
p,;v W,ppoo. CoomLs. from Windsor, n. 5, for
III, u"r,. arrived al Holmes Hole. 2lst inst.
Schr samuel A. Appleton, Grant, from tins
NJ, for Boston, arrived ut New London, 2lst m
slant.
Sebr. Helen Mar, Toker, from this port, Tor
b,h,cp. arrived at Newport, 2lst inst.
S-hrs. Belle r. Hull, Holmes, and VIM. II. hu-
,,p, Ro.e, from this port, arrived at Providence,
.Ia INST; James NJ. Bsyles, Thompson; L. H.
Nckerson. Berry; Mary Hclen. Hutehins, and
sarah Mills, Rowley, for this port, CID 81 uo.'
.sus day.
Schr Lion, Taylor, for Washington, cid at New
York 22i inst.