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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

II Il roo ssd HAT iAs southern literary lady who
ia about to make her deeo tbs stage j. MISS Liszy
Pstgi, sgsool q ray Bee "a Southern Life pull
isssi sou years since by t-e ApplstoI,.
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Nothing had been seen Of the steamer lndi.n
Father Point when the teegraphing closed las
night.
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Sailing of the North American.

QJEBEc, saturday, Uc'. 3, 1888.
Tie North American sailed for Liverpool at Q 80
o. m. to-day, with IS passengers. Tae weather 10
clear, with light west WIND.
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New7J urk daily @ribm,1
MONDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1869.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

v.,o ., h. ..hsa Of Anonymous Coumanss.,cnA Whst-
for irs-rtiop ust Be sothenti cs>a ~ oe
go ara sddes the wr-rno. nscessshly Tor eSeaos
tsop bot a. = guaranty fO' hs good faith
~. ..,no uodrrt.se 20 r-turn rejected Commuhio.on'
un.,pe., LITER. for TpIRuys shoah In ~ oases y
sAdrexs.d 70 Hosics GRKIiIy Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10

M,ur,. Harvey BRsH BRos. are Agent. 10 Reading "a
for the ,aie OF TIE TkEuSE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19
KSBuRG PACKETS.
r. UNITED STATES TkI- r.
so WhEkLY MAIL LINE l@411StsS

In
TO VICKSBURG. E@lA
TUESDAY at o'clock P. NJ,
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt
s. Apologize will leave for Dona1dsonvlle, Plaquemins Baton
Rouge, Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing Fort
a Nsehez W. koReE 81
o'c ock r NJ.
The Duke yicksburg with the Roe.
buck and will take freight for all landings the Yazoo
IS high Greenwood.
THURSDAY, at o'clock T. NJ.
The magnificent U. S. Mail packet ViclSsburg, Can't
mine, Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing Adams Nachez, Waterproof Rodney St. Jos
eph Grand Gulf, Warrenton Yicksburg Milikens Bend
Lake Providence, Stacks Landing Skipwh Landing Phi.
chers Point Ashton. Grand Lake Washington Carolina Land
ing and Point Worhipgton. EVERY THURSDAY, at 8
The VICKsBURG connects at vcksburg with the
DEWDRoP and will take freight for ali landings on
The Yazoo river as high up Greenwood. ~
SATURDAY, at O'Clock p M
Ths magnificent U. s. Mail packet NafcheH. Cant
r P. Leather will leave for Donadsonve Piaauemine
Baton uge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red Landing
Fort Adams Natche7 Waterproof, Rodney Joseph
O'Clock P NJ -
The steamer NATCHEZ, connects at yicksburg with
the steamer DEWDRoP and will freight landings
on the faSoo river as high up Greenwood.
The aooye mentioned splendid passenger packets Will leave
on their regular days without fall appointed.
to their will promptly faithfully
attended to- 1S
These boats will not for any letter OF
containing money ewelry other vsuabes unless
pms OF aalns are taken the contents and value
BY the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
Fer freight or PASSAGE apply on board or to
CARROLL, HOLMES CO.,
Jell II Union Row. IS Carondeets ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

s1.ss,esst. 49, ssscsel ana Rivsr rev,
asBasssnssss.
a H:sssa = ss z s.- sp s's' s, ,ss
CssnssA Yesterday.
nSwn wht, Wentworth, for Liverpool,
a4ssy, marshall, for Liverpool: -. :
Arrived.
1Aip T.xss. wilson, from Indianola and Ga
ye5eon 70 g B Payne. lst dist.
Mp euWanee, Folger, from Key West via tn
ylnrida Ports, to B Payne. LIST dist.
- Qsehec, Ruafk, from Bremen 9Th Feb, via Tor
lsy "a Feb, in ballast to H Ashbridge 4
- Logan, Marsh, 40 days from Havre, to master.
- - Locke, Switxer, from Grimsby, Eng, Feb
11th 70 Sam Locke. point.
- p Prescott, Bachelor, from Hayre 2lst Feb,
- Baxter, Lowell &oo. point.
- Eetald, Cook, 20 days from New York to Geo
~ Fosdick. point.
nA snip Hagdslena. from Bremen Feb 10th, to
Mummy, Lnling Acc, point !,
Dnk a II KimbAlI, Crockett, 40 days from Rockland
~ ~ Kate. 'Gtsyess, from Belize Honduras via
1na1an ialand ~ ] = Dc Egana. Cd dist l6.
~ Rssseyesance, Snow. nom Coast. .4th dist sc.
- 4 Johnson, Russell 5 days from BRACES San
sago "a G0ideuboW 3 tespaffe I'D dist l6.
- Ar11i M akarp 10 DAYS from Philadelphia.
7 - fssSW = FsfwslI Powder House.
1lAx 0euehua, fefiy, days from PENSACOLA, to I
s, Auny ~ nasln.
xSx9yals - the Carcndeiet Canal.
-. yndenendence. from B;loxi.
3Skr TSlemaduo from Mandeyille.
IoSk Empertur. from Bay 81 Louis.
SIR AfA2ske, from Biloxi. Dbl Sg
6chr MayflOWer, from Amte River.
eeAr Baabe Selby, from Covington.
acnr Aieftne, rom Bay y Louis.
Steamboats,.
g.,.a. p.,I {, smiley f,o,, c;nc;nnat;
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1kip T0ulon, Upshur, from Liverpool Goth Feb.
1hip Frank Pierce, Leach, from Liaerpool Goth Feb
tOJP Whitney eco.
nip Enoch Train, Rich, from Liverpool Feb Sd, via
Queenstown, Feb Gath, to j r Whitney &co.
Ahip Esmefslda, York, from Liverpool Feb 10.
ehip cumberland, Merrill, from Liverpool, II Feb.
With790 tons B iron to order
nip Ariel, Green, from Liverpool 18th Feb, to P
Whitney xco. x az 100 $500.
Hhdp Wurtemburg. Mcclellan, from Liverpool Feb 6,
to g Honold &co.
nip Clara Wheeler, Delan0, from Liverpool, to ]
Whitney &co. 81
nip W Bourne, Edwards, from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co.
1ala Priscilla. Newton, days from Boston, to
Jones &co.
llrk Boynton, Miller, - days from Boston to Geo
Fosdick. ss.1 @.s
Bshr Onatisia, from Savannah, to Poole &co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

ROARDINtS-THosE DESTROYS OF OBTAINING
- board in private boarding house. by day. week or
month"; will tint good and comfortable ACCOMMODATIONS at M
North street, Also several large airy and well Furnished
'"'+is' mil e
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+ o r O P ELO US AS,

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at SPIN
n% FOR OPElOUSAS-THE STEAMER
As$s2s9a6n w. Rurton. g. H. Loualier, master, will
leave as above, taking freight for Old River,
oimnspot and all landings the Atchaalsya, also taking
for charlottesville raquemnes Rouge
uenh bayou SARA Morganza and mouth Of Red
freight or passage apply on board, or to
,,,s D. M. JOHNSTON Il CO., No. 8 Front Levee
olo u near Customhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

DUTY IxNIVEs-a0 dozen Just received and for sale
by ALFRED KEaRNY,
mill 2aw3w u Magazine street.
I ATH1NG NAILS-ao0 kegs fine 3D., for sale by
IL ALFRED KEARNY,
NIL 2aw3w u Magazine street.
MEXICAN GUANO-2o0 luns for sale by
lA ALFRED KEARSY,
MIL 2aw3w IL Magazine street.
poRT-loo boxes old Imperial Port Wine 1885 for sale by
ms corner Grayier and New Leyee sts.
INN CANS-l, 3 and gallon, fer sale cheap by the
L dozen. ALFRED KEARNY = ~
MIL 2awSw ~ Magazine street
'NURfN'S ISLAND SALT-s7eU bushels OF superior
by s. JONES Co " ~
fe1a 81 Gravler street
RUTTER-l6 hrkins choice Goshen for sale by
-, s. WOLFE
ms corner Gravier and New Levee ats
A BsXNrHE-le0e cases. for sale in bond end, by ",
m2S corner arayer and New Ieyee SITS
CEMENT, PLASTER, HAIR, etc.-lO00 bar.
" res, for sale by ALFRED KRARNY
mil 2aw3w 70 Magazine street.
frOPPERAS-21 barrels, for sale by
~ ALFRED KEARNY,
mlT 2aw3w u Magazine street.
DUTY, WHITING, RED LNAD and LITHARGE
L for sale BY ALFRED kEARNY,
MIL 2awSw u Masaz ne street.
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A 7 7 A K A P A 8 .
---~-"--"7"
o U A G H ITA YER.
:. Leaves every SATURDAY, at SPIN.

Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5PM
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
IT. - FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
BLUFFS, Castor Landing, Columbia Harrson
burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings on
and Black elegant
commander g. Work. clerk, leaves above O'Clock
r ~ For freight or passage apply board
N1RGINUSC G. DENTZEL,
iet Advertising Agent.
Freight taken for Bayous Bartholomew and with
privilege of reshipping.
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SABINE PASS. Steamer Gray Cloud. las bales
cotton Heald Massie &co. "a do to order. 65 head
cattle Noel So do Jno Salyant. Total 2Ss bales
cotton.
MOBILE. Steamer Oregon. sundries to R Geddes
land order.
MOBILE. Steamer Florina, sundries to Geddes
land order. .aa III
Receipts at the Carondclet Canal.
COVINGTON. .schr Barbe Selby. 2S,500 feet OF
lumber.
BAY ST LOUIS. .schr Alerthe. IS cords wood.
BILOXI. .Schr Independence. 600 bbls charcoal.
VAUDEVILLE .Schr Telemaque. 20 coads wood
BILOXI. Schr Mistake. 1000 bbls charcoal.
ANTE RIVER. .schr Mayfower. rs cords wood
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A. a. lai 14f I..5-i
81 sn Sm av aru sde
NJ s.r IN ~
Ae9 80 81 StS u's sa a 81 tLa ~
49, Gn y, Us st ANY nav w;Iaon
~ py q ~ 'i sna yUsii;natn, rS Ia ~,
~. - -
~ ateansl,;n TEXAS f,ou, yndiano,a and Calves.
- NJ XXX Miss Kin1 Mus T. i.nsex Mrs.
sss z, i,esnsan Mnrr;s iadv nh;Id and
a..' w. ~ Z 8 ~, NJ IL A1 49, Sn rt
II go 1870 Su y pasrsv sbn,ore Rron
~. rsnSs,s acsas a Hntch,ngs shagsad o,GaE
sr,s1:s as1ss, ct 20 ~
Sassis' 'iu'le' ''''1ei' 0aue' e VI
-, 100, f.o,, uov,a o,,,;n ia stoo,s 40
= s1'p 1esas'' 1o''' ~ s'o''' ~ '.e'1'ss
spoken.
~ Cant Ruark Of the shin Onebec from, Bremen.
= lie 25d Feb 81 Texel, ship III Il Body, Badger
6Ioan Bremen for this Dort-afl well.
81 ls''s.s Z -
,....
S''ASa '-' A-.
- The officers Of the steamship Suwannee, from
Kcy West I2th inst which arrived Yesterday report
* : ana ra.,iooad ,veasels outside tho lar
- - = i6e01 s0ese'0 ouss'u0 wig ''A
ss .----.
APoEes.
LIVERPOOL. Ship William Writ. 1882 bales
epetm.
LIVERPOOL Ship Mary. 224 bales cotton, l6
1aIea 792 hhfis tobacco 10. 900 slaves. ,
s- ~ 49,
,,,,e,, ~, e. o,,Ir,, ,,onro 49,.
h.tas cottn e X yntoof ,oo On
Fla cotton warn Hamblin Iiot hides Hall Kemn
49, "a sni srac;a IN Rrrtar iovall Eco snndr;as
r Ssaey -,
:. s,y ~. ~, NJ r5.ryrsroN e...,,.
.rss aS SaIea eaton Tsr;eton Whiting 4 TniIis
~ Al Colsman Rrittan &co ~ i Williams AGO o
~ Kelly 100. a pritchard Flower, as bbs pc.
cans r a Elder Ncn ID Al a r Isriaff Tco Ia H IL
Edward Nolle &co. Is DO ties DO 3 Bardone. s bis
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Leaves SATURDAY. 3hh inst, ats p NJ
, > SHREVEPORT AND NEW OR.
leans Regular Alternate Saturday Packet
ssssss steamer X. w. Powell, JOS b. clarke
comnander will leave New Orleans for shreveport Grand
Bayou Coushat Chute: Camps, Grand Ecore Aiexandria
and all intermediate landings Red river, above
g. Il. KOUNS d BROS. Agents
ais No. 2 Front street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

de la GEORGE ID, GORDON
NouvelleO Orleans. No 1883.
TN VhRTU dun writ de fieri facIas n mol
~ addresse Phonorable Cnquieme Cour Ia
Hquye e Orleans dams lfire e EU
Dl Il daVril 1889 midi, Hotel de la Cite de la
Commune les DIES Magasiug la yen,e
publique ct adjudication de-
Tous les drots tres ct ner6ts du deendeur George D.
Gordon nm process pindsnt devant la Sxeme o de
District de la Nouvee Orleans intnle aeoge D. Gordon,
Exr, etc. j. W. Icharie No 1899 de la dite
pour de S50ul nteret legal dpu e II
de mai 1851, ct les fras d'ibsance.
Saisis dams lafiaire ci-dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de rehabilitation
+. I. PARKER,
az IL ID ~ Il Sheriff de la paroisse dOrleans,
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f0u o se ns5s sssns RIFLE 60 !, JAMES
Rf VIRTUE OF and In Obedience to an or
~ der OF sale rendered April l6 1852 and TO me di
reced by the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF
New Orleans, in the above entitled matter will proceed sell
a. public ancton SATURDAY, April 3Oh 1889 AT 1rs
o'clock Nj, at Iytle Warehouse Fnlton street. between
G,5od and md, Julia streets FIRST District of this city.
2qr pipes Brandy III bbls Cider do Liquor oct Bran
dy III casks IL boxes Wine Liquors. 50 casks Ale 10
boxes Schrapp 20 boxes Oranges % do Lemons y hhds
Sugar, ITO sacks Coffee bbs Sugar q bags Almonds 70
cases Whisky, do. Syrup.
Attached in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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II. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.

Of New Orleans. ! POWELL. decd-No. 1904
Is Of ssis rsndr.d LINN IssS MA ~ ~. ii; ;rac,aJ IN
the Honorable the second District Court of New Orleans in
above entitlet matter will proceed sell public auction
at the City Hotel Common between Camp aud Magazine
Streets SATURDAY, April 2s 1852 at IL O'Clock NJ
account of said snccession-
TWO BILLS OF EXCHANGE, drawn by Peter Conrey Of
New Orleans and accepted Jadon Co.. of the city
New York. 1868 81 and the other for 800 belonging
to said succession.
TERMS-Cash Oh the spot.
f. T, PARKER.
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f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

DEux.EME couR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE FEU R. W.
dc la NoMvelle orleans. P0WELL-No. 96n4.
I'm VERTU d'un Ordre de vente rendu lie
49, davrIi S5s Ct moi sdresss par Fh9noa6e peuxieme
10 proeaderaie sAMEDI % davrl. 1889 midi PHO
tel de la Cite de Ia Commune. entire les du Camp
de Macasin lie comp,e de la dte succession la
publique adjudication de-
DEUX LETTRES DE CHANGE souscrtes par Peter Com
ey de Ia Nonvele Orleans ct aecepes s. Jauon Co.,
de la vile de New York Pune de In de 1869 autre
de Ia somme de i5Op appartenent la desuccession
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de ladud!cation.
f. 7. PARKER,
all Is 10 Fl o Sheriff de la Parosse d. Orleans,
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT B tNJAMIN BARNER VS. GEO
, Ct Seg y !, .;a, D. GoRDoN-No: Is, 1853.
- directed By the honorabs the Firth Court Of
New Orleans, in the above entitled will ;roceed to
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street
tween Camp and Magazine Streets THURSDAY, April 81
1889, at l2 O'Clock Nj
All the right title and interest of the George D.
Gordon 10 and to certain suit pending before the
trict Court New Orleans. entitled Ggorge Gordon Exr
etc. j. W. 2acbare No 1000 Of Docket the sum
of suit
Seized in the above snit.
TERMSCash the spot
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
OBITUARY.

brief notice appeared in the Gazette. Of the
death OF Mrs FANNY BUCkNER. consort 1T Bcr-
nard IL. Burkner, esq, ot orkney, Madison Parish,
Louisiana.
1t i due 10 the many virtue. of the deceased. To
say, thst a. = member oi society she was
msnt; u mistress. she was kind and humane: n, !,
neighbor and friend, she was charitable and firm:
and as Christian. she pure, sincere and cen
iidIns
Those VIII" knew her best. esteemed her most
For some years she had been dcvoting hor love to
God. She had been laying up treasures III Heaven
Tor future enjoyment.
In early lite she was II beautiful woman, for
Heaven had smiled upon her fair cnuntcnancc:
hut in later years the inrosls uf i'll health fore"d
the advent al the Tell destroyer. The efforts OF skill
aud the advantages OF travel gave NJ relief. Mons
equo pcdo pu!sat pauperl tahornas regum que ter.
res.
After tray.rsins the past summer the mountains
of Virginia like wounded dove the wcndcd her
course 10 Richmond. Ia die amidst her friends ana
relations whom she loved 80 well. and II has been
most gratifying 10 those who witnessed her iast
hours, to with what nerve. yet Christian resis.
nation, she met her tate. She confronted death
without fear: with her characteristic hrmncss.
she remarked. IL am not afraid I" die. | place
full faith IN the promise, Of our blessed kcdeener'
am 4 gong 10 see my dear Daniel. who has gone
deuth.
"Oh. Grave whore is thy victory,
oh. Death where is thy sting
At her residence. near Ccutrcviilr. III Prince
,ieurgrs County. Md. on Monday evening. the
10Th INST. Mrs. ELIZABETH WILSON, c"usort
of Mr.. Vim. H. Wilson, in the 3Jth year OF her age.
On the same day. n his residence in Spading's
District. Md. after long and painful Illness Mr.
JOHN PALMER. at an advanced age.
DEATH ~ MR. MARTIN y. BG"oKE.- Our com
muniry lamcnts the loss Of highly esteemed rtl.
zen On Tuesday last, about | o'clock. after
critical illness Of many months and 10 the pong.
nunt sorrow al devoted family and friends. Mr..
MARTIN Z. BnoohE departed this life, To find MI
eternity ot bis. in that other world which Is the
sesling place Of the weary Christian Pilgrim
The fellow citizens of the deceased sincerely con
dole with his almost inconsnlabc Wife Peace 10
his ashes Narr,HtDn firy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
"Oh, Grave where is thy victory,
oh, Death where is thy sting"
C o ID n E R e l A L.
Alexandria Market, October 90.

The market is quiet. with light offerings Of
Grain. In Flour there is some activity. and prices
remain steady. ut s5Ms5.l2! for inferior and
straight brands Of Supcrtne. No change in Extra
and Family, with but little doing in either. Wheat
comes in very slowly. and owing to tho demand.
and small supplies, prices have somewhat al
vauced. We note sales of fair 10 good red at IS
"a poe: white l2j(u Ii2c. for fair anl good. Corn
is still scarce, with small sales ut g3nY3c. for
white Rye SoGlSjr., aud in demand very iitle
Offering No change in Oats.
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A l. N A N A c i.
1859
IA A X IN E LIST.
ID n II I " q y . =
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA CTOREk =

POKr Of ALEXANDRIA OCTOBER 20.
Brig AnIoyer, Crowe, Boston, merchandise To
NJ Ellrdge 4 Co, and plaster to WIN. IL. Fo~ls
4 Sou.
Schr j. l. Barril, Partridge, Georgetown, anur
to Hartley SON
Steamer j. \. Smith, Harc,on, rhiladelphia,
to Wm. II. Fowle ( Son.
SAILED.
Schr Ebert. Champion, Dshton, 10y Borden
Mining Ca.
schr. Sarah +. willvts, Ireland, Newburgh. by
Borden MiningC Co.
Schr l.. Y. Pharo, Cranmer, New York, by L.
J. Mehaficy.
srhr. Emma Amsla, Hardy, Boston. BY T. }.
Mehariey
Schr Mary and Ann. Flowers, Nanjemoy, wheat
To Thomas Perry.
Schr Louisa Tucker. Robinson. l,ellvic, 10y ID.
Il. Smith.
MEMORANDA
Shin Silyc; star, wade. from this port With
coal Which went ashore h low Smiths Point. IN
III. Hay. on saturday night last. was gotten "h
by tho aid .. the tide and crew on Monday, ami
proceeded On her tcStinntipn. san Francisco.
Bnruu. Mar,ya 81 New York, Capt. Griffin,
arrived nj Il .mptou Rnai-, "u the 18th instaat,
from Sonbrero Island. with cargo y gsaao-
waiting orders.
Brig julia u. hrrv, N'IN"iu E'da hanS"t, i"i
Georg-town. remained At .s"im"s Hole. l'th in't
schr B.ulah. Hanson, from Boston. Tor Washing.
ton. sailed frog. iu 18th int.
Brig, ;. l.. saith, Smith Fred. Eugene, Achorn;
j. ". br.ku. Dri.k". from this port; schrs. Helen
Mcleod WIsS. from Gcorgetown. ID. e., arrived
al Boston. 18th inst: hrigs Charlcna. Merrill.
from Georgetown. u. c. Frcdonia, Ll"yi. from
dis port; .chrs. A. VI. Bartlett, sailed from d.,
for do, 18Th inst.
Schrs K. X. llawley sTicharit, and O"cola.
Wilson. for this port .i'a NJ Baltimore, 18TH inst
Schr. Yorktuwu, "oglam. Tor thi. port, cid at
New York, 18th INST.
Svbr. j. Mrtticr, tinraysn, from Washington,
arrived ut Albany. 18th inst.
Schr. Telegraph Hazel; Anna Rebecca, FL
bridge and Charm, starr, for Washington, cid at
Philadelphia, 18th inst.
Schr. Sarah Mill. P"wloy, from shs port srri
we'd at Bakers Landing. lj;h inst.
Schr Ro-- Wiuan. Bond hence nj Richmond
lSfh INST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-21
ENGINEERS REPORT.
- oNA'
MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD Co.,
ENGISHgR's OrFIcR,


ENGiSHER's OrFIcR,
Alexandria, October, 1859.
~ - 'ss-''r"i aud Director. Of ths Ha"assas
'dp Hd,i,"ud o.:
u'a''emcn The following statement, for the
past Is respectfully submitted for your con,
hirrstIOn
" Tue Isl Of March. the Passenger and Ton
ttNLs conlmcnGod To make the regular busi
'ps aalit between alexandria and j; apk-
IA. I ;nt station II miles beyond Woodstock, ON
10 ailev lne.
4s completion Of the work to Mt. Jackson bad
n,. msuer OF deep interest aud anxiety to all
and IN the last annual ststelnent, De-
III. WAS the time allotted for the opening Of
nv 1, !" That point; but the iron failing TO ar
A,, ; :, Tue end OF the year. and the bad wea-
a.. Tue Winter, delayed tho progress Of the
w.. And Kept back the use Of the road until
=, o. a. stated above.
"Sss = miles OF road is constructed in the
III heI "a thu ciheI lsrt Ut the aors, SaEt-
,,,,.j Tue snte ballast, winch could ngt be oh
Ut lh's portion Of the line, except at very
t,NH u Sas, lheFetors. deoiied to supply the
All I, ~ hereafter. a. 1t may be tisedsd, by the
d.bo, 'ue Engine and Train. The present fodu-
j. " clay III which the cross ties are bedded,
!, H.. and substantial one, and may, perhaps,
Win, a'a OF thorough drainage, prove sufficient
cii.a IN, '"s use OF stone This can better he de-
IN, n.y. on after tho different changes Of the sea-
"seh tested In the use Of tie rosd.
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X ESTAl K \ \ L !!

RESTAu RANT
YNHE 81 BSCRiBER respectfully informs hs
friends. aal the public. that h. = nov pre-
p,reI to furnish them with all the pELlIaClEs
OF TUE SEASnN. such n
OYSTERS GAME, &C.,
IN q r,l.ncr not I" hc surpassed " hh' "the'
{. Establishment IN the couarY. lis auu'o ma "csn
Gifted in the mast exquisite and beautiful 'fS'r'
hy the L.sl ARTIST 10 lac tonni, aud tor hri'h's'
anL ulc,ncc will compare with any IN ms 'i'h"!'
the whole heing under hi own supervision ne can
y nh confidence IN his own skW and "bi'iy. pro-
mise all who may favor him with call suara"'
tee that they .hall not be disappointed:
ROBERT ToMLlN, No 80 Roy"l =,
oct 3-,,lm doors south Of city Hotel.
MR.. J. OSBORN. IL Alrxandria, wall open
MI DANG!:,s ACADEMY. at Relief Hall "P-
.o,i;s the Gaz,tte Office commencing OF H""""9,
5,f,I., I-th. Glasses for Young Laies Misses ana
Masters. at o'clork, p VI. and Tor ss"isea'en .,
o'clock, p. VI. Days 81 :ultion M'nlnt' anu
Tuesdays. -. =
IlEATHEhs.-so lt= uew fsathrls' iof sa.s"
i OCT IA "hi NV
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"a FOR RENT.--We aill rent either OF tho
-G23 THREE STORY BRICK STORES, adjoh-
ing the store present occupied by ~. at the foo,
Of King street One fronts ON King street. and
runs back fayelte. the other fronts Fuyette and
the river immediately Mt the landing Of the Ferry
boat runnisg u she Maryland shore. Both arc in
the 81 business, and very desirable 70 Grsin
and Flour Factors or Grocers.
oct Elmo WHEAT 4 BRO.
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IG The new three story BRICK DIV ELLlAG
IN AND STORE ~ the North West corner Of
Prince and Royal streets. will be Tor rent
a. the painting i. completed and dry. 1t i one Of
the best stands in town for almost any kind 81
business Their. lue ia tho cellar connected
with the Kitchen chimney, where bake oven can
hc put up. In connection with bakery, the store
and parlor over II would make first rate ic.
cream saloon Ni;!, IN entrance to the latter from
ROYAL street. The whole will be rented together
neither can be had separately. II taken by
g..l tenant xh" will establish snd conduct a bu.i-
nos. IN such 4 manner a. a,ll insure its perIna-
nenrr. lease Tor long term Will be granted after
the ir-, year. upon reasonable terms Also. de-
srahIe OFFICE al joining, on Prince street. For
terms, apply I" SAMUEL MILLER.
a,
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday afternoon. the Ith instant, hy the
Rev. Dir. Martin, CHARLES ;. MIDDLETON.
Esp. Clerk If the Prime, Georges County, Md.
Circuit Court, and ISABELLA. daughter of DR..
John I. Iloxton, Of Prince ,i-urgc'. County.
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Material on hand for use of Ersnesana

C,rs .......,..... ST, Isl ~
Csr.>u,usc. ar. entitled to a credit nt S2o13.
for new Car. that have been built and charged to
repairs. The new work consists .! = baggage nnd
Mail Car that has not yet Como into use. anu
large Hay Car. These Cars were built at the C"u'-
pany's shop. in Woodstock.
Table { exhibits full statement. under Their
separate heads. Of the Working expenses.
The Freight business has been conducted WIN
care and attention. The losses that have accrued
will not exceed 500 in amount.