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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

a.iy- At a meetin. .. the Ncstry of -. Paul:
Church, in the city Of Alexandria. held on the
evening cf II c end of November, 1889, the FOL.
lowing preamble and resolutions were unapimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, by the will of Divine Providence our
venerable friend and brother, JOnS iloOrr. esq,
has been removed IRON our midst: ami whereas,
tn. deceased was Ncstryman OF this Church Tor
nearly half century, having been elected al the
organization in the year 1910, and was Tor long
time one If lis Wardens: and whereas We esteem
i; a privilug. thus "a express our grateful ackh"w
Judgements of his valuable services, our RESPECT
Tor his memory. aud our sympathy with his De
reaycd family. therefore,
Received, That while we rcverentiy acknow.
ledge the wisdom and mercy Of all the DEGREES OF
Providence Nc sincerely lament the deceasc ot our
brother: vet in the recollection of his many chris
tian virtues we have the gratifying assurance that
he has been removed to higher aud holcr sphere
Resolved That We tender 10 the berearcd FAM.
ly OF the deceased, our sincere coincidence and
sympathy.
Resolved That the Secretary be requested u
transmit copy OF these proceedings to the FAINT
" Of ia. deceased, and to the editors OF the
Southern Churchman, and the other city paper-
with request that the same be published.
Signed GEO. H. NORTON. Jr, Rector.
tSiyucdl .I,uES ESTwIsLE. Secretary.
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llnMMI.NICATEl

COMMUNICATED.
aN'7n0rlaaS will not fail To notice the ex-
,'le care and solicitude expressed by the
'I"inore and Ohio Railroad Co., tsee the re-
~ " the President and Directors) for con
80, s.%' with the important lines of railroads
:, .;I:Oa'lns IN the riciniB Of Washington"
: ~ me Transportation hy those connex-
IL " f"?st and passengers. A word
~e Wise IL sufficient ALEXANDRiANs.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. November %.

ARRIVED, November %
Boats Morgan Miller +. W. Durham, }. ).
Watson, Charles Embrey, Mary Shaw. ). Arnold,
and George W. Hetzer, coal to l. j. Mehatiey.
Boats Gen. Simpson, and Great Eastern, eoal ~
Borden Mining Co.
Boats r. A. Powers, and R. Stuart, coal to
Frestburg Coal Co.
Boat DR.. A. A. Bigg,, coal to American Coal
Company 49,
Boats Niagara. and John r. Wilson, coal 70
VIM. II. Fowle Son.
NIEW GOODS.-Just received at RICHARDS
~ RAZAAR, Worsted Hoods, CATERS. Cuffs,
Slacyes Mariposus, and Talmas; New Fringes;
Trimmings: Buttons: Tasscls: Hoop Skirts; Black
Ve,y.ts, all widths: Skirt Braid; Saxony Yarn;
Zephyr. Double, Split, Chnchilla, and Guinea ten
Worstcds, and all kinds of Fancy Working Mate
rails. NV -
lust RECEIVED AT FRIENDSHIPS Life,
., Trial, and Conviction Of Capt John Brown
being a full account of the attempted lnsurfecton
at Hsrpers Ferry, price 25c
Also. fresh supply of Cook Confession.
nov ~ -----
TAMILY FLOUR, of the following approved
brands Washington Mills, Reed sioott'
and Charles Taylor, for sale ny -
nov ly ALERT W. GRAY 4 CO.
HLOUR-5O barrels Superior Family Flour Tor
= 'a'' = q. ENGLISH BRO,
ov,o No. 81 Union street
~ BOxEs GOSHEN CHEESE, for cutting ,
III No. i, q, and MACkEREL, just received
and for sale by nYyor
nov az JUN =. 49,.
Osn BBLs. SUPREME FLOUR IN STORE
LOU and for sale by 90
nov 22 MAhohaLI q ".
Z ARD.-30 kegs No. l FAMILY LARD, Tor
IL sale by [nov 2sl J. n. HARPER W.
d VESSELS WANTED for Fredericksburg
4HR BY [nov I4l WIN. II. F0WLE SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Nov. 81

Beef Cat,le-Reccip,s this week 2Oeu head; mar
ket dull and prices without material change from
the rates of last week. sales were made nj S6ta
$3.50 "A 100 fbs.. AS to quality. Cows sold at so
10 $50 each. according to quality. Shcep-Ahont
5000 head offered sales at 6@S1 cents z ID.
Hogs-Recep,s 5000 head; sales are making Al ST.
25(nS7iO r. 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov 23.-Flour closed dropping;
Howard stree, has no buyers at 1928 Wheat elo-
sed dull; white l25@ l4Oc. Corn closed dull and
unchanged new white 65M7Oc.; yellow 6j@ 7S".
Provisions closed quiet; mess Sl5.25 bacon sides
l0@ Whiskey closed dull-Ohio 26lc.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Mexico.

MOBILE, Nov. 22.-The schooner y
Clinton has arrived from Vera Cruz. ! J
slant.
1t was reported that President NJ
had joined Marquee, and that both had =
the country, on board British steamer,
taking the two millions Of specie seized y
Marquee, whereupon Miramon's army had
pronounced for Santa Anna.
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PROCLAMATION.

NAIOR'S OFFICE November 10. lS59-lh
wi compliance with the request Of many u me
business men and others, "i our community. !,
william D. Massey. Mayor of the city of AleAan-
dria. do hereby request that the 24th instant, he
observed =. n DAY OF THANKSGIVING to Almighty
God, for his many blessings To nS "a cominuni-
ty: that aV places Of business be closed, and the
Rev clergy have Divine service in their various
houses of worship, nj some suitable hour during
the day. WIN. d. MAHHEl, Mayor
nnr 1--llhS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

IA ~ ilC To-day being Thanksgiving
49,. .-S fo't.ofce will be opened and closed as
!, s!', 1. W. ASllBY, p. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

1 PIANOS.
1 LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PLlNOS N THE COUNTRY.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the MARYLAND Institute, besides inst premiums
At the FAIRS in Philadelphia. Washington and
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF E&CELLNCE
TIIALBERG,
S1RAkOSCH,
and q. SATTER.
As also from acme of the most eminent Professors
and Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM kNABE Il CO.,
Nos. |. 3, ) and !. NORTH EUTAW STREET,
BALTIMORE,
would respectfully invite the attention OF the pup
liz 10 their well assorted stock "t
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FORTES,
which, for beauty OF finish power and sweetness OF
tone and elasticity Of touch, have been by judges,
pronounced uurivallcd. Every Piano guaranteed
for five years and = privilege Of exchange granted
NJ any tim. within six months, If not entirely sa-
tiSfactury.
Terms liberal A call is respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken in exchange, hired and repaired
WILLIAM KNABE co.
~
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Fredericksburg Market, November 90.

New YORK. Nov. 23.-Stock, arc firm. Va.
Q25. Mo ia Sl3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

The STEAMSHIP Mourn VERNON sailed
yesterday, for New York, with a full freight
and the following passengers:
franklin Miller. Joseph Dowd, Alex. Tatnall,
Richard Provost, Daniel Robbery and lady, Mrs.
Dubant, ana John Patterson.
Robert Jameson. ,jr., has been elected Re
cording Secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Of this place. vice K. W..
Harris, declined.
We have received from Mr.. George +.
French, pamphlet copy of the attempted
instruction at Harper's Ferry, together with
an account Of the life, trial and conviction
o. John Brown, the leader Of the insurgents,
compiled from the publishedaccounts, and l.
Illustrated.
WASHINGTON CRY ISPRorEMEyrs.-THE
CAPIToL-The House of Representatives is
carpeted and about ready for the meeting Of
Congress The benches are arranged in
semicircular form, while to the right and left
Of the Speakers desk tables and chairs have
been placed convenient for all who have oc
casion to write This arrangement, it is
thought. will render The voice audible to the
Speaker from any portion Of the House.
The Senate chamber is III readiness, ex
cept that the desks and chairs have not been
placed in position. This is Il work of but a
few hours.
The Posi- OFFICE DErARTNgNT.-WOrk-
men are busily engaged in laying the mas
sive stones which constitute the roof of the
north portico The open space made by the
hollow square has been rXcavated, and the
brick layers are raising the walls and arch
ing over the entire excavation. This cellar
is 10 be the receptacle for the machinery ne
cessary to heat the Department by steam.
Treasury DErARTNENr--Thc exterior
flight of granite steps at the entrance to the
south portico of this department are gradual
~ approaching completion. The process Of
laying each step is one of much care and
nicely On the other part Of the building,
work appears to be discontinued for the
present.
ART GALLERY.-.The foundation of Coch-
rams Art Gallery has been laid, and, from
what We can learn, the structure will be
beautiful ornament to our city. All the
modern improvements for the distribution OF
light, &c. will be introduced. and nothing
will be spared to make it one Of the finest
Art Galleries in the country.
SToREs.-The handsome stores on Penn
sylvaua avenue, on the site of Stott's former
drug store, have reached the third story, and
promise TO rival Perry's handsome building
in beauty and elegance. Wash. Can.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

On Monday night, some thief secreted
himself III the auction store of Mr.. Alexan-
der Mutt. Of Richmond, and during the night,
departed therefrom with valuables, i'll the
shape of watches, irwelry, 81. TO the amount
Of $500. \ slave has been arrested on sus-
pcivn of being concerned in this robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.

ADDITIONAL SUPPLY.
! ~ HHDS Muscuvado and Porto Rico Sugars
( 20 - bbls. Crushed
/ - and extra Coffee
% hhds. Sugar House and ?. r. Moasse.
% bbs Golden Honey Syrup
- bags Green Ri" Coffee
% White Laguyra Coffee
% boxc. prime Cheese, III handsome order
i l0a Tobacco, # medium and fine grades,
SOUND aud unusually cheap
cases Smoking Tobacco, in and ~ d.
bales, fair IL prime. just received, ana Tor
sale at prices that cannot fail TO give satisfaction
j. II. MCVElGH son,
nov y Primo. street Wharf, Alex'a
4 GENTLEMAN, residing near "arrehtan
I N Va, and having teacher in hls family, /
| wiling to take six or eight loung Ladies y
boarding pupils. Session 10 eonaence l1th ot
January, 1861
rfRa, Pm SESSION OF rIyE MONTHS.
Board and tuition in usual English nranches...s.O
French
Italian
Instruction on Piano and use u instrument. ~
one half payable in advance.
Refer to Rev p. b. Gurley, d. d.. Washington
CITY: Rev. J. H. Bocock, y. d., Georgetown, y.
O.: Rev. A. d Pollock. aud Rev. john ". PGgh,
Warrvuton, Va, Or address for further iniorna-
ton JAMES V. BROOKE,
nov l--o.wtf Warrent0n, Va.
EXTRA FLoUR.-lOO bbls. Extra FLOUR
IL from the Valley Of Virginia, suitable Ter pa
kers use. for sale by
nov - MAksnaLL ".
nURE WHITE CASTLE, received and for
sale By nov 25l II. Cooh ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

T1AMILY FLOUR, of the following approved
brsnds:-Washingto Mills, Reed 4 Siicott,
and Charles Taylor, for sale by
10 ALERT VI. GRAY 4 CO..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

81 NE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
,0IT ,S ana Throat Complaints, the celebrated
49, "SoDiNE. sure Neuralgia remedy,
ii. sa.o A! Nervous Complaints. These 70!
~. ~ valuable renedie5 are now ready, aud
~ 'sIe BY all druggists and dealers, where
I'LL = aud full descriptions may be found, to
~. invite the attention Of all, and or which
S, \: '.' APPRECIATION. Prices within reach Of all.
Ia AoEsTs.-J. W. HUNNEWELL 4 CO.,
sryy;irwr1m commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
u, ~ ELL, liS, Water street, New York.
~. 'I n oy all Druggists and dealers every
VI, 'hhL 4 STEVENS. Agents, Alexan-
- oe; 2a-dkeln
s. !, ruVsAs NJ. LAKE. is candidate for the
~ COMMISSIONER OF Revenue for the North
sr,1.~S,' IN The County OF Fauquier, to be voted
~ v. election 10 be held on the fourth Thurs
N, Wy 1867 and solicits the support of the
-. fauquisr county, sep I5-wts
lW LBS. superior BUcKwHEAT MEAL;
ss ,,a !" Kegs GLADES BUTTER, Just re-
u ~ ~ l'r ,als BY
JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Both boards Of the Council Of Georgetown
have passed the bill appropriating five thou
sand dollars for deepening the Potomac
channel There is now perfect under
standing between Washington and George
town on this subject, and tie work VIII
doubtless be commenced at al early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

T1LOUR.-5O barrels Superior Family Flour for
n sale NJ lowest market rates by
z. ENGLISH BRO,
,o No. 81 Union street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

RI BONES GOSHEN CHEESE for ea''ls
III No. /. q, and MACkEREL, just received
and for sale by w nYyor
nov 22 JUN =. piNo-,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

A gay winter-the gayest O! the gay ever
enjoyed here. says the Washington States. is
expected 10 commence in Washington, with
the approaching session. Most Of the mem
beers Of both Lraushes will bring their tami-
lies with them. The hotels and boarding
houses have fortunately extended their a. :
commodations 50 as to probably enabi'
them 10 NEE, such acquisitions as may be
made BY transient soiourners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

John Bailey. u laboring man. we'll known
about Stuunton. died suddenly At the house
of John Serrett, about three miles from
Staunton, on Sunday night last. The Cor"-
ners jury brought i'll verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death by poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

By I VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S0RREL MARE FOR SALE will sell On
- So'rot"y mor"t"g. at 10 o'c1ock, At the Mar
kct square, On Fairfax street, a Chestnut SORkEL
MARE, between ana years old, good size and
action Terms cash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

CIRCUIT CouRr-NINTH DAY.-ln the
Court Yesterday, the jury in the case OF
Knight & Howell vs.. }. H. Monroe, rendered
a verdict for PITTS, for 1852 IS and costs.
In the case of Adams vs.. Withers, the
jury was adjourned Till Friday morning, at
10 O'Clock.
In the case Of Bruin vs.. Bayne, the Jury
could no, agree, and were discharged.
The Court nd burned until Friday morn
ming at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

OsO BBLs. SUPERFINE FLOUR IN store
LCU and for sale by 90
nov ~ MAhShaLb ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

PURCHASE At PRIVATE SAlE.-The vacant
lot on the corner of King and Royal streets,
sixty feet on Royal by forty feet on king,
with strip fifteen feet square on the rear
OF the Store Of Vim. buckingham, has been
purchased from George Heating BY Messrs.
Wilmer 4 Bro, for $4,000. We learn
that it is the intention OF Messrs. W. y Bro.
10 have erected on this lot, ut the earliest
possible day, an elegant building, TO be used
BY them as Dry Goods Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

Police. Five negro boys-four free and
one slave. were arrested yesterday morning,
Tor assaultng and beating another negro
boy-a slave-and for unlawfully assem-
bling, and were taken before Justice Price,
who ordered them to receive twenty iashes
each, and put the free negroes under bonds
OF slnO each 10 keep the peace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
J. VI MCGEE,
DOCTOR or DENTAL SURGERY,

Fairfax county. nov I1--cctI"eia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

40 8 80 aaetfr ~
%6JD aa o's. 49, ~. soaae * r,n,s ., q,
@ 's 2. ~ ne ,so,e -aaeSs Of soas
-
$3.50
hpOF4t>, rcsress, &c, w,SssssDs
49,.
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rsft pReS
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v0lt,ry.t y. ~ ~ ' ot "a ,l,n 1-posss ?,
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s,Taki,S Va 'ce V'''' ''' we 30 '"s' ~ . a.
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c,ur b ay'eI fesa, sau,ais -. su,s T. ,s, :.
river 81 st rsft ,uoie-s giving lrn Dsr,o1lvS Esp
Pc. ~ Dn''TA}
- = 1900 ----------------
--@ -
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rue9 a. ,. ,."s'rr ~ sos y re most sur,s "a
sre 10 ti'e erve 70 r. hsc Il eli ,urs ,bs .t
in rsG ~ - ling ~ ti,Diyse ~ ~ s"os
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~ q t,s 9ss.u' seoe, y p oo-aora..a 1910 'ae
be- ~ aiary on NosAy ~ 40 ,nSt A, Ct &C. e., ~.
purpose 'eostnd n',a.,oe sui,.,- o-r~ps u be
Sapigee Coo Z, tong w. e apps.'1- e-at nor
f@s ,..,,,,.,-,. =. ,,,.,.
G3ye&hsJk WILKINS.
:" sAi'Esl!1n
r,v vosr Asy .. $50 =" "-"''N
T. tev to-s s1y - - are,ns vito ~ M s-is
~ won e IN i @ha h51t % <h, |" q" ias"f rirsa
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e .as 0i lt ts- 10 nd on3 mat /, a4v. I-..t
s'sre o. aasi = -aosri,s u 20 ta- cu5,, f~S, rb,.
tge Dc ~ e ea,e % se pd Tor y ioos o. 40 -.
b. slahF sesss snail ~ -'-,.r,,rv
les os- ~ tors fne de'yery msocsi eisia
& s 7 ss.''s h. \. "a 5 zoe Ssa . 70,
val - soc cssre3 n e. pi'ses ~ ms
= err. 81 zee sr,tg NE snSr.a- Of ,ne ss,a"
o. rele9e Il m Ok ., he s Say Of iua s9, s mo WV
-
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49, IS y sas ~ q a1Sracs g ' ss e, *
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177.1Ig- IN rrrgoTT r,yxe. .1us.yc.,
n fAAT'd5s 6tSAD0 go
r.. ,,-...-,. -, o.,..1
COMPANY Fh8 Wi DC reserves nah oco9 OF s4nro~F toe
't9n ~ f-,. a., a. a., "a . .,-,, -, 3D.,
Ss- - H. ot - s T7'tcs,,c, = a. - 10 ,s ~,
fbe teneeys b. b. aad3l,ad eeader ne e,osvus,a G.
~. Etsga-s exc iierlu - ss,w.y"
ea6yeasre ~ ne feesrers, ~ dsmen' -. West
ghC aractF6 pTng,efsss es'a l.ts
not fil3 Asusei.cs Bsoept he io~s~ 81 id.t ~
-c6er =. LYNN oNsht, S-sret.rs.-
ANlIToNs tArAoA "efa nAy ~ icjs
,~.7t5,v AYR ,pvzus,s . ~ q. ,-F,gwrp .atrxs-
so,s, sef NJ. s.te .s.e, o. eo,,r>t
r. ts1 ,,,stot ar NOTICING hin a. usns n,tss
cote mate ~ g n - ~ sn~rd, 4 1 ,n'hs ior Sht
otiec ~. a i-p' - .FiAfp Hth-i 40. fsst fHty
H. ftg 10y teeona suests
My " loNs
- 80. -. - -. - -
pNfcsAkhhr' Nh*FlNo-yHb ftAspH >AF ~
willing q !yN ioe rue Insurance AsctaAon ~ecn u q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

no IBT-6T NEW BRIGHTON, STATE. ISLAND, 4.
spd elegant cct,sse also fd'rtAocc tco- VIZ: ~
psrors citing sei-ooms AND shcbau esarulY
. ed with gas Inquire OF 3 + BROW ~ Nes briss on
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

20 tET-eOR yHE eukEkh sEsSo- "a Ly1,,
i frsOtb rev Jersey rest csn-ts, c1uiHini
b. oiuftg u sld
oen ~t-o'c srbe6
qgue A. 90 lac. sl-vsLtb street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

sSTEsk pOwRr IN sPhpCg spRNnF.-A sf1ss AND
y eth sny snourt of s'esm p,~e- 90 t zo1a
hsh irupt rnc hppls ~ u. ". irhtss y sPT'9a
h. \,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

no LEs-,sA soussh sGoyS or ~. ~ FSi-0R
street, eusble or kinu % tfhi rs>i bnrrs
scp, to bNsJAwiN g. SsDSs -ipS, ~t.e-pee n l.wi -
tbr p-tt iste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

mo Ipr-TsE FYksy GLASS YOUR ErOas SOUS. .
~ Wet went .secoro street slYth rbs
all ste ode Sgn " ~
ed tsy SGla s. desirable tenant hpps 4 v BbtN.
For No M sSeLne &. before III ~ s''er =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

A STEAM SN0INs AND sOILsr " ID a0saa Ow-
"a o. CONF ole and 10 good order Tor sAs May
Operation At be anuufsctoy Of MITCHELL vsnoe Co. SO
rot weDty fourth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

DO0NS TO 1sT-TWO BOONE Asp Trp BID
To let the third o. at hnnse go inh street.
between thst and ; rent So 40, frtr
fourth floor, rant 50 Ssmntes OF
preferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

NOR SALE OR TO LsT-Ar OYSTER BAY, FIRST
csss house containing 10 large airy rooms pleasantly
torsteo near the bAy aud stables. aut ,ent
for brpe hoyses Spd carriages hppiy 70 % aLEs H.
EiIRIl~ rs Warren j. D. BIkD 70 Fulton
or 1, N skMMIS Oyster Say.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

a F1kR G,UfrKY PLACE SOUTH OF LONG ISLAND;
N most besjthy location oaIy fnur mttes from
Jerry, shout Ace orchard vegetable gAri.a
dive ling house, ba'p s'ablts &c vii sell for
CITY property office need for futifer part ,a-
laTt fodfs N l., box al5i Port oai
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4 RsRE CHANCE.-THE vALU 4 sLe eOUa Ysaas
q lease and futures OF mo.t eigey stu.td store ia tn
tousty, ~ Fourth street JUNCTION
1frt aud fourth Inquire Immediately the pre-
nSes. 1854 bowery.
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L,rKE'sbFn EOUSG To ZEN r. Is thsT rEfRrY.
street tst~rr, nsdisan sod ~v-un-,. rant
ulsn H. bcsro II csAirsd. inquire II nm D. SAREYr.
Isq., IA ell street 90 ibe premises.
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ToR L1vEEp noI-oLD BL.CK STAR Lsx.-rHs
4 rs-kst shfp DF Wiir CLINTON Wing a1csp-
Fest rye- sails Mopfsv O'clock Tbe 90 IS UrtOS
mag Il per rfv-r ssf's 2t Fuae passage
on board or WILLIAMS IuIoS, 10 Fulton stree. and
III Broadway.
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! NJ AsONIc.-TNr NssBs IS OF CYRUS ,ou,s, -
" Us 50 " re s-fehy s.mnoned % s'tcai toe
ri = trfi -u-slcs
ssg ~ - sssr-s inapors1nce Wy acted az
oder ~ >iA rfef,itsjs ~ II
HnFtpg N sFlsIp seer.. ~
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no IEt-- sGUsps Is 4nD 70 ssygsaf ssksEF. yF4F
senond FIRST Glaze p,ete oder. ud DO
rented low god tenants poly " .. 81 - ~, <fsl
I gerty third ret before IL a. N or after T. y
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egsgs ssLA-- ar TT smFOS u, ObNr, TWO sfUni
ssd aac bsrre t,S6 butt 10 ,be best fossoer, ~ 81
grnunu Apo pionG q
Hvpil ~ Terms shsy
FHElrS AMER. 81 Pine street
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u'ukNlsHED HOUSE, TO LEr.-AN tLs7ssf ANs
hsndsspei- furnished four stry high 1000 hslss.
compete order. snsec Hest T~epts 9Th
los to responsible rSftv. sept ~ pst nlbh A.o.
a story house tonr-snth ssssav
furnished. Apply 10 II l. ksIGBf. 6i8 iriao ssy.
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sf.fFOSi. fI1s,roS co. M 70 srnefwsy.
II, Mar,p rucce.ds on fhnras~s june and tae nah
Win, on SATURDAY,, Juac4
ID ,prceO RATS FOR So2SoLK 81, pSTN1s ~ "a
II or Ri tmoad $S-Toe steamship koANOkE cAr,lln
,rpNr viii receive freight ter ina above 1uessy
spe Wenesda pier ls North river aud leave wefacstW
June ss O'Clock Fr~sst for P-.crshurg "a idol ely
fy.t and hat for Norfolk a, Portsmouth p,ssa-e nts
room 'preed sortot reduced 10 81 Pete or El,h
wcsd s,esos ipelnded reduced ~ est 81 csuts era
LLpLAM HklNkkEN, us BrpAdway,