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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07
7. H, McyEIGH & SON


A RE NOW RECEIVING PER SClIooNERS
n Lawns Jane. Rebccca, Ann +. Baker, York
Town. and other vessels from New York, in part
their FALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c, rs
follows:
65 hhds. Muscovado New Orleans, and Porto
Rico Sugars
$50 hblS. Crushed, Cut Loaf, Granulated, and
Powdered Sugars
80 bbls. and Coffee and Yellow Refined DO
% boxes double refined Loaf do
So hhds. MuScoyado. NcuvtuS, and Porto Rico
MoasscS
% hhds. and terccs Sugar House MolaSscs
IS bbls medium and prime Golden Syrup
90 bags Green Rio Coffee, fair TO prince
$50 " Maracaibo, Laguyra, Cape, and Santos
Coffee
- bags and pockets Old Government Java do
100 half chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Young
Hyson. and Black Teas.
We invite special attention to our large and well
assorted stock Of TEAS, us we can confidently re-
commend them.
80 bags Grain Pepper and Pimcnto; 80 boxes
Extract Logwood part in | n. papcrs) ljn do.
Adamantine Candles: 100 do Tallow do; 100 do.
dark and pale Rosin Soap; $50 do. CASTLE and
Toilet do: Ion coils Jute, Leading Line. and Bed
Cord Rope: $50 boxes 5 by 10 and 10 by y French
Window Glass; 100 dozen Painted Pals: 80 dozen
Cedar and Oak Horse Buckets: ) ccroons ;. +.
Indigo: 80 casks Sup Carb Soda; p boxes Sup
Carb Soda, in papers; 90 tierces fresh beat Rice;
- boxes Pearl Starch: 30 mats CaSsia: 90 boxes
Maccaron 100 bales Wrapping Irvine and Candle
Wick: % boxes Essence Coffee: 200 realms Wrap
piny paper al of which they offer 10 their custo-
mers and merchants generally, visiting this mar
kct, as cheap as can he bought in Baltimore.
J. II. McVEIGlI & son,
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.

TSJI. FAEL CITFIIES. TVV'.
WE ARE NOW in receipt by packets A. ii.
w Manchester. Searsyillc. Andovcr, &C.. from
Boston. of our FALL SUPPLIES of BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &c, to which We invite
the attention of Merchants and Dealers These
GOODS have been bought direct from the manu-
flcturers in New England, under the most adran-
tagcous circumstances. which enables Us with con-
fidencc To assure purchasers that prepared
to, and will sell them, ~ low and upon a. accom-
modating terms ~ they can obtain similar goods
in any Of the Northern markets; thereby saving
them at least the cost of transportation and COM
missions.
Merchants and Wholesale dealers are respectful
~ reouested TO examine our stock before making
their purchases. {. \. BALDWIN x CO.,
SOD 2-rmlm Prncc street, W nhfI
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MRS MeCoRMICK'S SCHOOL

MFRS. MCCORMICK desires To inform her
wi friends and the public generally that she
will resume the duties of her school on the first
Monday in September next.
The course Of study pursued, will comprise all
the branches requisite t" thorough English edu-
cation.
In addition to- her day scholars she is DESTROYS of
receiving into her family few pupils a. boarders.
aged from 10 to II years, who will DO under her
immediate care and oversight.
Her ARRANGEMENTS for the accommodation and
due care of pupils have been considerably imcreas
ed, and otherwise improved Those in Washing
ton desiring particular information with reference
To her school may apply to W. b. WALLACE, editor
Of the Star.
School hours from A. NJ, to L. NJ, and from
. TO ! p. NJ
For terms and further particulars, apply at her
residence No. 3j Cameron street. Jy 2I-c"f
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NOTICE.

TIME exercises in CALEB ;. HALLOWELL'S
HIGH SCHOOL for young men and youths,
at Alexandria, Va, will be resumed ON the 10Th OF
the ninth month. (Septembcr.)
The Principal continues aS heretofore, to devote
himself personally to the instruction and govern
ment of the Students, and he is assisted in the
various departments, by n corps OF experienced
Teachers, most of whom board in the family. and
give their entire time and attention to the school.
II would he easy to insert the names OF many
well known gentlemen, residing in various parts
of the United States. aud elsewhere, who either
have been or now are, patrons Of the School, but
the Principal deems this unnecessary.
Circulars will be forwarded on application.
mn -Cn2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

WASHINGTON City COuNCIL.-ln the Board
of Aldermen, the nominations Of Messrs.
Jackson and Latham were unanimously con
frmed as commissioners of Centre Market. -
The nominations of W. W. Moore and G. :.
Jones. were rejected and those of W. b. Todd,
J. c. Fitzpatrick and }. +. Coy!e, confirmed
as commissioners for the erection of the new
Centre Market. Rich. Barry was unani-
mousv confirmed rs IA member of the Board
of Health.
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ryors. Sept. 6.-FlOur is heavy; State .
,;.,mona Market, September 6.

w. have no change of moment to notice in the
We nav What remains unaltered-the quantity
EsFA'" :, .,mewhat less. Tobacco is dull
1uDs H. IT,, mi. animation in the market, and
mere = Ua' .,,lI 4. downward tendency. Flour is
nee. hI, ,be business is principally confined to
il at t ,rade. The banks are still discountins
Ia, ~a,.I".Jily.-Rich. Examiner
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If the following story is true, it exhibits an
instance of almost unparalleled honesty
"When railways were in their infancy it was
supposed that they would I'M ure the estates
through which or near which they ran, and
the English Cabinet Minister, MIR. Labouch.
eres father, received the compensation OF
$4,000 for an imaginary detriment of this
sort After his death, his son, finding that
there was no injury to the estate from the
vicinity of the railway, but the contrary, re-
funded the $4,000
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BY JOHN 7. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

81 JUN L. ChElu IL LUNA tIloNEl'H.
"a PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSES AND Lots.
G.l--Wil be sold on Hedsesday, tie l4h d"y
IF September ncrt, on the premises, the FRAME
HOUSES and LOTS, on Prince, corner OF PatrcI,
street fronting 32 feet Prince street. IS feet on
Patrick and running back to an alley IL feet
wide, which alley passes through the entire square,
bounded by Patrick and Henry strcets-whch en-
tire lot is subject to annual rent charge in leo
of $4S, payable on the 10th day Of October IL
every year. Persons wishing to build will find
this an eligible situation, being in one of the very
best localities in this city. The houses already
upon the premises are large, containing gas aud
water, and can be repaired ut a small expense.
Also will be offered at same time and place, u
vacant BUILDING LOT, situated upon the west
side of Columbus street, IS feet south, and running
thence south with Columbus street ID feet. thcncn
west 100 feet For further information the parties
will call upon JOHN T. CREIGHTON. s. King
street or ut the corner of Prince and Patrick ST..
Title indi.putable. Terms cash.
sep 2-eots THOMAS 0BRIEN.
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GRAY, MILLER & CO.,
CORNER OF KING AND WATER STREETS,
ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR
i


Consisting of every article usually kept in q
FIRST CLASS GROCERY HOUSE.
VIZ NAME:
DROWN SUGARS.-Porto Rico. Muscoyain,
- 1t. Cr"iX, Cuba, New Orleans, aud Portland.
REFINED SrGARS.-Loaf. Crushed Grauulated.
Powdered. and A. b. and t. Coffee Sugars
MoLAssEs.-Cuba. Porto Rico, MuscovaIo,
Nuevitas, Trinidad, New Orleans. and Glen Fuegos.
Syrup. and New York Syrup.
CofFEEs-Rio, Laguyra, st. Domingo. o. q.
Java. Maracaibo, Angustura, Mocha, Cape, and
Santos.
TEAS.-Young Tyson. Imperial, Gunpowder
PouchoIg, Souchong, and Oolong
SALr.-Ashton's, Worthiagton's. Marshall,
Ground Alum, Jeffrey 4 Dorsey, and Deakin.
WOODEN WARg.-Tubs, Horse Buckets, Painted
Pals, Wash Boards, Covered Pals, and Sugar
Boxes.
omS.--I.insccd. Tanners. Machine. Train,
Paint. Winter Bleached. Refined and Cod.
CAxpLrs.-Sperm. Adamantine and Mould.
SoArs.-Brown, Yellow, Fancy. aud CASTLE.
SrIcIs.--Pcppcr. Puento. Mace. Cinnaiapn'
Ginger NutmcgS, Cloves and Mustard.
DRuGS. DYE SrUFFs, AND PAIyTS.--Epsom salts.
Alum. Sal Soda. Satpctre, Sal Kratus. Carb. So
da. Indigo. Ext. Logwood. Nader. Chip Log
wood, Cream Tartar, Chalk, Copperas, White
Lead, and Putty.
SuXpRIES.--Shot, Lead, Powder Backing,
Starch, Vinegar, Rice, Wrapping Irvine. Candle
Wick. Brooms, Ropes. Paper, Matches, Candy,
Cheese Glass Corn Starch, MacarOni, &c.
We most respectfully ask from merchants r'slt'
ing our city. an examination Of our stock before
they make their purchases elsewhere. We 10 a
strictly wholesale trade. and hatter ourselves that
our facilities for doing business are equal to any
b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

STorrACE or DocuMEvTs.--On Friday last.
the Republican Association o!this city sent
a large number IF documents to the post
Office, bearing the frank Of Hon. John Covode,
of Pennsylvania, which Postmaster Jones re-
fused to allow TO be mailed, because he had
reason to believe tue frank was not written
by Mr.. Covode, and notified the secretary OF
the Association of the fact. who immediately
called upon the postmaster in company with
Mr. Covodc, who acknowledged them to he
his frank, but would not avow that he wrote
them all with his own hand: whereupon post
master Jones informed him they could not
he forwarded. An appeal was taken To the
Postmaster General, who decides that if the
postmastcr has reason to believe any frankcd
mail matter received at his Office is not writ
ten by the person whose frank it bears, it is
to be retained in the office; and no member
of Congress has a right to deputlze any per-
son to do it for him, even though he person
ally acknowledges it to be his frank Wash
mutton Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

yyvysrS. September State stocks some.
H,a3,,nr,i Yesterday; large sales of Missouri
WA made, dosing at si!. Tennessee Is brought
W. yrgipia g4., and Michigan ~.
H.. ,Hiuc rate for money has been per cent
- t"' ..s,.irnal instances of less figure. The
W." 10, nnycoen, has been rather in favor OF the
g'aG, ,be California instalment Of nearly two
,';nr. having been received yesterday. In adj
,., 70 tbi., about two hundred thousand was re-
'.;s.j from Havana and New Orleans, and about
w., hundred thousand from the Sub-Treasury.
Ta. t,re;,u shipments for the week were only
sl,u, half m!l!I2h.
A' Ta.crg,t amour, received from customs yester
The export Of the six leading articles of bread
.ng. since the Isl of January last, amounts to
q; asy6?.. being decrease of $4.762, 9O3 as COM
',..5 with the corresponding period of last year
T,s e,pyr, OF cotton WAS sS,Sjs,234, being $2,-
gyl yl3 more than for 1888.
The import. for the week ending yesterday,
oher than dry goods and specie, amounted to
}.9s3,4i5.
The receipts of brcadstufS at Chicago, for the
ninth Of Angus, were 1926. 1870 bushels Of wheat,
n so barrels of -four, and cGS,923 bushels of
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- Esss EI
CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. September 6.

ARRIVED, september b.
Boats The Pilgrim. o. W. Sturteyant, and Hester
A. CCrnes, coal TO I. }. Mehafey.
Boats John q. Lynn, and Canonicus, coal to
Borden Mining Co.
Boats Uncle sam, DR.. McKaig, and Hercules,
coal 10 froStLurc Coal Co.
WASHINGTON AGAINST ALEXANDRIA!
w -A,r"rilto against Hcrsey!-Pressing
i"''t"''o" 4" call on w, Shepherd!
From III Ihr0lirid S,nhRei September Isl
"NShN"rN Bod SJpEE-ru our friends visiting WASH
'nson VIII wish L. purchase School Books, Blank Books,
Naonry Sc W. would say You will find II 10 your in
"'r !" call At Shepherds" nj the corner Of ith and sts,
Il-Ntc The National lmt"lligriCar office.
He + Just IA rccp; Vi hts ll stock, which embraces
rrIiths ia his hn AMI II has become hxod fact in
Washington, that Shepherds j. the place 10 buy cheap
t''' bmt forget Ia call and see him"
Like Mr.. Shepherd, have on hand large sup
ply Of SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, &C.,
81 my old stand, No. 81 kING STREET, where
shaI be happy to purchasers from Washington
and elsewhere. 1t has long been fixed fact"
mat "'' is the place to buy Cheap G"ods. Don't
Jorge; 10 cal! and see me -
ROBERT BELL, No. 81 King st,
~pi Alexandria, Va.
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a IMPORTANT TO TRAN.

A@A FERRY TAVERN FOR SALE.-lhS
sEfH very valuable property, situated on he cast
side OF Union street, and north side Of FIyctin
Alley, 80 feet wide now and for many year "''
cupied a. a tavern, is for sale upon accomm"dh-
ting terms 1t lies in the heart of the bushes
portion Of the town, having the Alexandra anu
Lynchburg Railroad in front, and the Mary land
Ferry and the Washington steamboats, IN tho
rear and for any business, is perhaps the best To-
cation in the town. The lot fronts on Union
street and the Railroad Gji feet and extend. back
on Fayette alley about 90 feet. Apply To
r. JOHNSTON, or
app 2g-2awiw c. w. WATTLES.
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CONN &c I A L.
x.rrst. september 6.

,o.l.v was quiet, with light Offer
The ~''"', ,nsoc,;ous. Flour continues un-
~ ava ',-, 81 Ii,br stocks and limited demand
..'nse'' ,,,., Of fair red Wheat at lac,
Iae'r were ,oic Corn, Rye, and Oats are
,. ,hange.
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AUCTION SALES.

! DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned. Il, trustee
l. in deed of trust from Thatcher Pcrkm.,
esq, dated the 18th day of February. 1895, and
duly of record. will offer at public sale. 81, i,-
! dag, III, l3h day IF Scptemb,r, at II "cio.f. /.
| w., at mount Pleasant" the residence OF said
| Perkins, in Fairfax County, Virginia, variety "i
Personal PROPERTY, consisting in part 81
two Wagons one Buggy, one Cart, three Horse.
several head OF Cattle, Farming Implements.
quantity of Corn, Hay, aud Fodder. ON, Piano,
and a variety of excellent HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE. Terms of sale, CASH
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
sen dis Trustee.
DUBLIC NOTlCE.-Having obtained Letters
l. of Administration ON the estate OF Aqua
Emerson, deed, | hereby notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate to present them
duly authenticated and persons indebted TO make
immediate payment. THOMAS DANl,
| Administrators dc bonis non, with the will annexed,
| ON the estate of Aquila Emerson. deed.
| sep .-2awiw
/ HNRuSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM, IMPLEMENTS, &C., on III, Wu,i-
! iagfop and iisraHdrid RdHr"dd, il. M, STAT, a.
| Iiryinj", hGif ray beir,ca The Gro citi,s, i,'ny
| hf,c mites from sithcr.-This FARM furnishes
OF the best gentleman country seats, a.. also,
one Of the best tor market and agricultural rur-
poses. Ii contains ONE HUNDRED AND FIJI
| u
| county Of Alcxanlra, Va. The Washington amt
! Alexandria Turnpike Railroad and Canal. pass
| through the premises, and afford ii the easiest
communication with the two cities, and all other
| "a parts Of the Union. The d " l. LL / y q"
GA HOUSE is Il new frame house, containing
| twelve cUmmoiiouS rooms and Il Kitchen. The
out buildings are all and frame. and consist co.
! two store rooms and summer kitchen, with
| large cellar under them--a barn. stable, ear
| rage house. lee house. &c. There are on tha
| premises several excellent springs, and near the
| house a brass pump. The tract bordering on 'h"
| Potomac River. has fine fishing shore, and t
| splendid view on the river, with the Pnrc>t air.
l2G acres Of il are under cultivation, and the re-.
| is woOdland-oak walnut and hickory. The
| place has also IA strong water power sufficient 10y
4 large mill or factory.
| This FARM is now the property OF Major
| Tochman who will at any time before the sale cN
| hibit the premises, and give any required Ini"t'
! nation.
The property in grass alone will pay a nett in.
come of $4,000 per annum.
| The dwelling house is insured for $4,000 AMI
could be insured for more.
The implements consist Of such carts. wagons.
ploughs, horses, &C., as are usual OH farm, AMI
will he sold separately.
TERMS FOR THE FARE :-$6.460, and the cXpcn-
SEES of the sale, including advertisement and TrUs-
tees fees, cash The balance in two notcs. Al ono
and two years. bearing interest
TERMS FOR THE PERSONAL PROPERTY All
SUMS of and over $50, credit of 90 days Tor good
| endorsed notes-Sums under $40, cash.
The sale will take place on the premises, at II
ociock, ~, on .Uondoy. The l7h day ~ Oo'"t'r,
| 1859. |. LOUIS KINZER, Trustee.
| sep 2-eotS
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ACCIDENT FROM CAMrHENE.- I'm Monday
night, about eight o'clock while son OF
Mr.. G. W. Clifford, WAS pouring Camphene
oil in Il lamp, in the workshop, in the rear oil
his shoe store, on King street, an apprentice
thoushtlessly lighted a match, and held 1t
near, to see when the lamp was filled, when
it communicated the flame to the fud, some
Of which spread over the floor, and blazing
up burned the hands of both those filling 1t
and set fire to the clothes of young Clifford,
who speedily put them out, and threw the
lamp, which he still held in his hand, out OF
the room. An adopted son of Mr.. Clifford,
named Willie Widlie, quite an interesting hit
tie boy, who had been quietly sitting near
while the lamp was being filled, was suddenly
discovered lying in the midst of the flames
trying to get up, his clothes on fire, and he
dreadfully burned lie was taken out I'M
mediatcly and Physicians sent for, who did
all in their power to alleviate the suticrlngs
of the little fellow. who was found to be
severely burned over his breast, face and
arms, though. it is thought, not fatally. He
is receiving the kindest attention. The store
was damaged but little before the fire WAS
extin gishcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

TIE Collision on THE MANASSAS GAP
RAlLRoAD.-The collision on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, on Monday, noticed in yes
tcrdav's Gazette, occurred about n mile be-
low Rectortown Station. Both locomotives
were considerably damaged several of the
freight ears were smashed and the mail ear
of the passenger train very much injured.
Fortunately, no person was hurt, though the
escape of several was almost miraculous.
The accident was caused by the trains being
out Of time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept 5.-Ex-Governor Wal
lace. one of cur Oldest inhabitants, and lately
Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas, died Of
anonlcyy last night.
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c.,ra.,owp Cattle Market, Sept. 6.

81, oF,rucs of beef cattle at Drovers Rest
iH' =, about 400 head. SiS of which was
'N'a'' mi Lv District butchers, at $3G$4 on the
lly"" S.ara'.;pr $3.50 or $6@$S net. The re-
a'''' 10 no head were driven on to the baltimore
u"n"a ,i"y, 800 sheep aud lambs were offered,
n' I''li ot sea s2.75 2 head. Hogs $o.5O@Ss.
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UNOBACCU, sETAKH, ~ FF, 6C.-IJU D"Nes'
/ pound lump and s. Tobacco, from medium
to prime grades Of the most approved brands,
comprising good assortment OF best grades OF
light pressed.
American. German. and Havana SEGARS, Il
large and good assortment.
Lynchburs Smoking Tobacco in bales and pa
pers: 30 boxes Garrett K Sons Scotch Snua; 20
key. Garrett & sons loose Snuff: $50 boxes Ger
man Pipes-good assortnent-just received and
Cor sale by j. ii. MCN ElGH Sun,
scn6 Prince street Wharf
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The Markets.

MORE Sept. Flour closed dull anu
B'' ,.,,,s5. Howard street and Ohio at
.'"','' wbea, closed quiet and steady; sales Of
s'i-,' ,,.I.. white ll5@ lace; red 1850 l''c.
''"' ,.l quiet: white and yellow 7SC9Soc'
u" w.. .'. .lo.ed steady bacon sides 9s@ loe';
Pa'''''"' .,.nsI525: prime slS. Lard quiet,
~ i PHI whiskey closed quiet at 2Sac.
Wang. Sept. 6.-Flour is heavy; State y
w" mr;, !, SOGrsj.2j; Southern $i.s5g s..
- heavy: southern red sl,24; mixed sl'zo'
"a'"' ,;.,. mixed SU@ Sic; yellow So. Pork
',n n:.,. mes SO; prime sos. Lard F" s'e'ay
4' ',a1Ic whiskey closed firm at 2e!c.-
81 - ,,s higher and active. Va. Ss Vs. Mo-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

Ii TO RENT, (perhaps,) one Of the very best
-. fire proof WAREHOUSES; in Alexandra.
suited to accommodate large Grain or Grocery
business having openings on every side, adjoining
the Warehouse Of Benjamin ii. Lambert on tho
wharf. JOSIAH IL. DAVIS.
aup 20-eo2m<
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By T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

By I. Vt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HANDSOME FARM FOR SALE.-By Nir-
i / tue of 4 deed of trust from ). }. Saunders
and wife, to the undersigned. dated the 1T Of Seq
TENDER, 1854. and duly recorded, | will offer to"
sale, by auction. o" Saturday, the 81 d"y o, Sap.
icD,ber neyt, at IL o'ciock 4. w., in front of tho
Mayors Office. in the town of Alexandria. tho
tract of land in Fairfax county, called CRACkEE
HALL, with sundry other tracts adjacent thereto,
containing together aboutTWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES. Said lands lie about three miles
from Alexandria. south of Hunting Creek and on
the road from Alexandria to Mount Vernon
81 There are commodious BUILDINGS on
IL. the property, all in good order. Terms ut
sale. lily 30-eotd Is. BARTON, Trustee.
ri" The above sale is postponed to S''""i"y.
OctoJsr 22d, at IL o'ciock, w., or immediately al.
ter the sale by S. +. Beach, Trustee.
sep 5-2awts i. BARTON, Trustee
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LEAvEvwoRrH, Sept. Cur municipal
election passed off quietly. Denman, DEM
is supposed to be reelected Mayor by a
small majority. The Republicans gained
largely over the last election, and proba
Div have small majority in the city coun'
ellis and small Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07

CALIFORNIA OR ELIDE ISLAND GUANO,
" direct from the Agent. This Guano Is Of the
cargo brought in by the Ocean Express, analy'ing
l2 per cent ammonia, one Of the best cargoes ever
brought to this country. Price 80 per Z.oUo m''
TRich. Viii, and Charlottesville Advocate mo-
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-Will be sold NJ.
n FrjIay morning, September 9fh at til" lato
residence of Mrs. Ann Emerson, corner of Wolf,
and Water streets, all the HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting ol Sofa,
Hair Seat and common Chairs, Ottomans. Sihu
Boards. Bureaus, Carpets, Siyerware, Stoves, Beds
and Bedding, with large variety Of article not
enumerated.
Also, AT tho same time, one NEGRO WOMAN
and three children. slaves for life.
SaIe 10 commence at 10 o'clock. Terms, ca No..
THOMAS DANI,
Administrator dc bonis non, with the will annexed.
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NrEGROES WANTED.--We wish to purcha-s
~ any number of NEGROES, Of both seAee,
for cash All letters addressed to ut this place,
will receive prompt attention. Having bought
the establishment. lately occupied by MILAN
tirigsby. West end Duke street, and having reit-
ted il to make il one Of the most healthy and com
Portable Depot for NEGROES, we will receive
them ON board on the usual terms.
au, 3O--eotf PRICE, BIRCH co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-07
BY T. VI. MCCORMICK AucrrovEER.

81 7. Vt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN ALENAN-
Y DRIA AT AUCTION.-By virtue If a deed
of trust from Vim. Baker and wife, to the under
signed n Trustee, | will sell, in front Of tho
Mayors Office, at IL O'riock, w., %" me- l.h ",T
ot September merit, To the highest bidder, TWO
LOTS, in said city. situated on Alfred street, .;
feet north OF Oronoko with ~ feet front, each, On
Alfred street and 90 feet inches deep-bcug
the same Lots sold and conveyed TO said Baker ~
NJ. F.. Lippett Ii il believed that those interested
in the deed may find it to their advantage to Pur'
chase.
Terms One third cash the balance in auA
II months with interest from date secured by good
cudorser-, aud title withheld IA further 'ecmity
THOS. I. HILL,
scp 1-cnts Trustee for Vim. Bake.