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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16

~aEAssez@=-< be most valuable inven
,ions OF the age. Iney use a shuttle, making the
Lock stitch on both sides 81 the cloth alike, which
cannot be unravelled or pulled out
They are all made It'll the highest mechanical skin
anl ali warranted Ia worx well on all kinds OF goods.
from the LAghtest Fabric 20 Heavy leather In Tar-
teular would call the attention Of all 10 our new
Family Sewing Machines IL has been manufactured
expressly for Family Use, and has met with favor
from all II is simplihed as 20 render IL almost
impossible 10 get out Of order deranse ms opera
tons indeed IL Is 50 simple as 70 asonssh one, thai SO
small a piece % mechanism viii sew
Below We give a description OF the different les
No. Is very convenient style which can be
worked BY hand foot or OF us own table For
convenience Of shipping and also for large nannfac-
Machines long bench, making one table answer
for them all. Price, $780,
with or Without Box Top, which locks down. Price
Sl00, ana sll0.
and at a mech higher rate Of speed This KIND d
well adapted 10 manufacturing Clothing or Leather
work.
and there Is 40 work done a sewing Machine thai
IL vii not do. II Is confidently asserted that tins
Machine runs easier thaa any machine no~ IN use
No. a. hi. Machine has long arm, 10 accom-
modate large work IL ruHs At bgh rate 81 speed,
runs easily, and II, ~ltboGt doubt, the beet Ma
chine Tor fzors' use. offered a. Tue puehe. II
Is also peculiarly nfted OF plantation wnrk, a. Il h
very simple yel substantial snd durable sl' bait
tie liability - get out 81 order. Price, Sls0.
No. s. Tbs and cheaper style, and n
general isvoriie For Family I@gat i<aihef, asd a
great variety Of wutk- il has heea gotten ap with
reference % furnishing = ssroas and anr@be, yet
light aud tasty AacEiae, At skt pace than either
Of the abaxe. II very easy, saglely and b pro
noGnced the hest Inns N nzl Act Tor $50.
NO. q. This = . Machine eos up enfirely
rev pri1clrle, different rem Anything ever before
offered the psac. Il : very i.ght and tasty and
runs very rapidly i aEnsset naiseiess operaicn
and uses eIRAtt ut Akk1d.E Il 3 arranged -
20 be utterly isnioes.b< lef IL 10 lzs EsleeF- has
sensioa sesh stess and carries large supply o.
thread en1eF the spool. 1he not.pAs gained BY
snasi craHks that without fefceptble Epize,
Tie tue thFeaz NoEk ed IA srch pa1nnef a. sew
er beth puil II as re, and consequently
llsta liable 20 break. Tie seam Il very es@siie. ard
The thread etss nos bFr4k n saShAE. Il vii 90
Market a. il uses sis estloa er pssh sqrsl q
cllils- Prsce $50.
Descriptive GrxnsAzz fnrnsshs1 gratis
OFssez at bAeADE&x. Nav fozxs
NHIf>Es = l-faS. PEspretprs
AGENTS WANTED.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16

Mr.. IARC0MEE desires TO inform he
WI f.sendss The pabite senefsiiy tAathe has re-
issrnedf ro.s hts SeFthefntear sad ifrsady tocPen
the fai iczHfaiEn
xraphis tnk heretrfcFf .soleis
apoa fke srrsfs 81 bis pletlres .and Determines 70
sartao enortko please he 1aentiyt these
Nho have nes- given Inn AFFAIR tFst. 10 Go So
Ladies wifse- bis RFsseE oosns 81 nost cQnrf-
niantiy and ptesxsnts3 scesiea Of aEy the Cits,
Ne rry sire tern@r afUnien sssrz1-t
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
ENsPl.OY NKENY.

n n A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
DOO An Agent anted In every tosn and coun-
Is IA TIE Uhlea states - eng4gs m FeaIeefAhie
and easy business, By Nk3c8 the above PfootH
may be certainiy Eeaisxea fof further tertssui4rs
address pa J. Hf&Rf WARNER, eoEtNfaR 90
ROADWAY AND i2Ta sTaEEIS, SEW YORK CITY
eactosinE fos.sxe stamp
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SuERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF y venditoni exponas to me directed
Id and delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
Davidson county Tennessee al It's May term 1897
win expose 10 public sale 90 the highest bidder Tor
cash. at the Court yard gate the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF sEFFkMBIR
1889 all the right title claim interest aad estate which
W. "A. Nc NaiFy then had, or may have since acquire
ed in and to the Following described real eslste To-
wit. Two lots 81 groun situated IN Dav iIsoa county
Tenn. being OF The iald knoNn as the iAFm 81 Ma
tbaniel A Nc SaiFy. deceased and being DESCRIBED a.
Its No. 20 aud 80 the plan Of lnts % ~ A. AeAal
rvs hers ON seor the Chaneery Court OF David
sou csanty, in Minute iosk page 5e9 aud oo, loi
No - Goa tani y acres ar ~ poles and lot 80, et-
ProI.erty OF W H. NcNairl Ia satisfy judgment rem
dsred M favor 81 Hardin p. Rosuek assigned 10 J. L,
j. n HINTON. sheriff,
anre-td By JSo. b, MuERKy, IL @
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
LIVERY STABLE.

ILTM. T. WRIGHT X CO., would respect -
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville ESzs>
and the public generally, that they have ~
purchased the we'll known Livery Stable and the stock
and hxtures form erly occupied by VIM J. Philips, on
Market Street jus tbelow the Square.
We have 1rst-rate lots and boX-sttlle to accommC-
late drovers, and all our friends who may favor us
With their patronage.
We pledge ourselves 10 give satisfaction in cases
We have u large number OF inc saddle Horses and
Buggies to hire at all times.
The fact is do not Intend ben gsur passed by any
Stable IA the southern country. Come along and see
Tor yourselves.
feb3-1y VIM. 7. WRIGHT co.
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ICE! ICEi

THE undersigned isf raosissas he largest and
IL neest cargo Il lee that has ever hsen bfanEtf
g. Nashville We have no~ bessee fzoe sne ItQe
toss AID 4fe satlsned tl4t Hili cGu1Ea
Siltt ne say - - ~ qaatsy. ms FEzs se hela<e
- - also b satisfactory To t.eSe aae ester ter
aanns - t1e hesinninx Il Re seAzap, - Nil ee nir
~ h<1s .. ton< as i lasts, u cenEE Per fea1l
Hrpots ~ tbs >crth-saa 81 the A4Fket ionss Ana ~
gzns Hoess On Cherry ssres-, ass ne 1.1k 81 Tea
anszne
vasoa wsll 1salrer Ice e shese ehe desire !. as
eeHts Eer Eoend- A&kzLf F4lA-A
i1ze4-tI
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
New White Wheat Flour.

HAVING uken the agency o. the celebrated silver
IL Springs klouriIg Mills, lave iust received i
quantity II superior Family Flour, Hhseh y PERHAPS
good be maze m this CT any otter climate
aud viii be sold on liberal terms al 10. Make
STREET by = A e. SOkL 90.
inIV IF
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16

NJ.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store and to arrive
IL SUGARS.
200 hhds. New Orleans Sugar, all grades;'
100 bbls. Crushed Sugar, ali grades;
so I" st. Louis Loaf Sugar all grades
so I" Powdered Sugar all grades.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Coffee.
M0IASSES.
100 bbls. New Crop Molasses, aIlgrades;
100 hall bbls. New Crop Molasses, all grades,
so bbs. and kegs Golden syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia Whisky.
100 :. Dean Il Hale's do
100 Smith Reserve do;
loo Old Rye do;
100 20 10 .Newsom's do trebbIe distilled:
100 90 Tennessee White do;
zoo Old Country do;
100 90 Old Bourbon do;
100 90 Old Monongehala do
40 Robertson county do;
100 pkgs. Port and Malaga Wine;
75 baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brands,
200 bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar,
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes star Candles;
400 half boxes Tailow Candles -
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes StaTcha
1000 bags Fine Salt:
800, 900 u. ID Caps,
100 bbls Fresh Ale:
so Tierces Rice:
100 9 and II fb Caddis Black and Common Tea;
80 chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove Oysters;
100 boxes ". X. Cheese prime;
loo % +. ID. :.
800 bags Shot, assorted;
1000 lbs. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepper;
100 doZ. Brooms;
100 - Cotton Rope:
100 boxes Soda in papers:
100 90 Scotch Snui:
$50 '' Stick Candy;
100 90 Fancy do:
100 casks English Soda;
1000 dog. assorted Buckets:
In store and for sale lower than thew San had
where. ~
We are Agents FOR large Wooden Ware and Buck e.
hnniaetory ana are prepared all times to seIlts
the Trade at Manufacturers prices freight added.
CARTER, WlISFoRD & CO.,
"e0iV No Market street
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The Indian Doctors
FOREST SYRUP
For the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Group,
and has cured thousands
who have been given up
to die with Consumption.

This Syrup is entirely Vegetable, and will never
fail to give relief in all the above named diseases 1t
not only Coughs Colds, &c, but also purifes
Blood and is the best equalizer of the circulation
of the blood yet discovered 1t also contains Tonic
which gives the patient strength and vigor. Where
its virtues known, no family will be without it,
1t pleasant to the taste and efcacious in its effects
Children cry for it after getting taste. 1t is the
most soothing and healing syrup in use, and for Sum
mer Complaints, Choeramorbus, Bilious Cholic, and
early stages of Cholera it has no superior.
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a A.ard.

II HAVE sold my stock Of Boots and Shoes 10 FAR
i kAk. blSAukES a CO., gentlemen worthy ~ the
patronage OF the pubic, who will be found my old
Gtsnd, No As College street, for whom solIcf The
patronage of my numerous customers, 10 whom
feel under the strictest Obligations for long aud lib
eral patronage, and avail myself Of this opportunity
Ia make my respectul aGkDosiedg meuts- Ta~se
inde bted Wlli please call aud settle Up. wish 10
make lnai close 0f ali outstanding business
praeticabie. A. b. RoBttsISON,
Iuly l3-lm No IS College n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16

HAVING associated with nsin bnstness, Nf. d II.
i RALLY, aormerly q the house Of Aickei,
creen 4 nasley.1 AAd renewed from she ccrneT 81
coieer ard Chufch streets the Ahexe elegant and
large bai.afuS. viii As prepared e serve oar
n snde and Customers niEh more fEunrtefsf theu
hefefoI oar Efsek 81 6Feeexfek ana Bar ssoraF
81 Teiss enET iese. sad wsli y said % the
M terms ocs1-u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
SEWING MACHINES
w E E DIS
PATENT
SEWING
Nj A CHI me S

Have gained the conf
dence OF ali who use them
and have proved one of
ha most xaiualf. fuven
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-16
Dealers I'm Bacon, Lard and Countr
Produce, OF every description,
Corner If Broad aud College STREE
NASHVILIE TRNNESSZr

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ME are now in receipt OF a large and well
w assorted stock of Groceries Lioaors sc 10
which we invite the attention OF the trade:
SUGARS. 100 box Chewing Tobacco,
ITO hhds louisiana Sugar, all grades Va brands.
al graGes; 1900 kegs White Lead;
81 bbis n. Y. and BALTIC. 10 shot ali sizes.
Crushed sugar; 90 Bar Lead:
SO 6bls n T. Loaf and Is a. Mason Backing;
Powdered sugar 500 bags fine sat;
COfFEE. 1000 bbls kanaw Ia Salt.
100 bags choice baltimore rs boxes quart TASKS;
Coheei l25 a. pint and y pint DO
zoo bags choice New Or 100 kegs Nails assorted
leans Coffee. sizes;
AULASSES. LIQUORS
20 bbis choice Reboi1cd S0bbis Smiths old Re-
Moiasses; serve whisky;
so y eelschoee Reboil- 65 bbis old Bourbon
ed Aolasses. Whisky:
90 kegs Golden Syrup. IS bbIs old Rye whisky;
sUSDRlEs. IS =. - MOnongahela
200 boxes Star Candles; whisky;
100 - TaIlow "a 200 bbis Pixies Magnolia
lbs "a BarSOap; Whisky;
so '' Ground Pepper; S00bbls Tenn. pure white
SO "a Spice; WHISKY.
IS "a a. Ginger; IS Dbl Newsomis Whisky
los IS sup. carb soda; 90 bbl old Fort and Corn
90 :" ludigo, allsizes; Whisky;
M casks carb. soda, IS bbis old Port and Ma
a. Nader, laga Wines:
IS bags Pepper, % bbis Ar. Gin;
Is =. spice, = Holland do;
IL tierces Rice; Il bhls old cognAe Bran
leo dog Painted Buckets; dy.
IS - w4sh-b boards; - bhls Am. do;
81 nests Tubs: IS baskets Champagne
lis don Rrooms; Vine;
200 600 asserted Cigars; $50 bbis Cider Vinegar
so bpx Smoking Tobareo;
Together with many other articles such as are
usually kept - the Grocery tiEie
febS-u BkU c. ANDERSON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
AEYANDRH GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER. April %, 1859
Tho Great Earthauake at Quito.

ON the 30 day of March, at half past eight
in the morning, an earthquake which shook
the mountain range ui the thlmborazo Tor
the spacc of four minutes, destroyed almost
entirely the city OF Quito, and killed from -
400 IN = 900 persons. The churches, monas-
tar;es converts and State edltices are almost
all reut 70 fragments. The convent of San
Auru.tiu. the Tabernacle lie la tapilla. the
T.mple of the Scgrario. the Cathedral. the
Convent of Santa Catalina. the Palacjo del
Obispo. the Chapel of Ia MERGED the ChapeIs
Of the Cathedral, ofthe Compania, of the Hos
rital. of CARMEN Naio. the ~c!olsters OF the
Convent of Santa Domingo, Il part OF the
Conyictorio of Santa Fernando, are all par
tally or wholly in ruins. Also, the converts
Of san Diego. Santa Clara and Santa Bar
bora. There i scarcely Il house i'll the city
that is not badly damaged.
That portion Of the Palace occupied By The
Minister of the Interior. il great part OF the
College of San Luis, and the splendid man
sion Of DR.. Albuja, have also fallen. All the
PRINCIPAL buildings of the Acknowledgements
Of San Antonio, Cotocolla, Machacha, have
beep DESTROYED. The loss of property Is es-
timated at three millions ofdollars. and from
the poverty Of the people it will be imp"ssl-
BILE to repair and rebuild any great number
IF the better class Of edifces destroyed
The shocks were felt simultaneously III
Tacuusa. Ambato and Alausi, and in Tin
pulln the earth opened in various places
The earthquake was also felt at QuayaquIl'
but did no damage there.
The temples of San Francisco, del Sagrar'o
aud Santa Clara were Of beautiful archltec-
ture, the temples and convent. of Santo
Domingo, Ia MERGED and San Augus'ln' all
had fine stone iacades aud towers. the TEN.
piles of Santa Catalina and Conrepcion' ana
the Hospital, also had stone tacades.
Quito is said 10 contain about $4,000 inhah-
ituutS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
Tribute of Respect.

At q meetingo of the members Of the Bar and
officers of the Circuit Courtof Loudoun, held in
the Courthouse in Leesburg, on the 10Th day
Of April, 1859, JOIN JASskY. Esq, was call
I'd totbe Chair, and Chas. b. rebbs appointed
Secretary.
On the motion of Robert 4. Scott. Esq, the
following resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
The Bar Of this Court and its officers have
heard with unfsigned regret of the sudden
death of the late Col. Humphrey B. Powell.
for a long period a distinguished member
of the legal profession in this county.
lie honored his protest. n BY talents of a
high order, hy an integrity without reproach,
and by a manly courtesy. which inspired res
pect. and commanded affection. No man
held the legal vocation in higher esteem than
he did. or practiced it upon nobler princi-
pies. With him, its best achievement vas 10
maintain right ard to defeat wrong.
Though retired from it, active pursuits for
many years. he sustained its claim to the con
fdence of the community by his own example
of its precepts in all his relations in life
The Law of Justice was the rule Of his conduct;
snd he applied it always in arbitration of
differences submitted by others to his matur-
ed experience and discriminating judgment
Thus acting. his life was one Of usefulness
and honor; and to his surviving cotempora-
rates remains the duty, of pointing the rising
generation To him, as IN example of shining
virtues worthy of all imitation.
In view therefore of FOUR bereavement under
this ~dispensation of Providence, we have un'
snimously resolved,
lat. That in the death Of Col. Powell, the
Bar has lost a valued member, and We. a
faithful friend; the county. a noble citizen,
and the State. n devoted patri"t.
Ind. To hi, afflicted family W. tender our
sincere sympathy, with this feeble tribute to
his merits. Ly those who knew him long, and
loved him well.
%ri. The county papers. and those publish
ed At the city Of Richmond and Alexandra,
are requested to publish this preamble and
resolutions-and the chairman Of this meet
ing to transmit a copy Of the proceedings
to the friends Of the deceased.
18th. That the chairman Of this meeting be
requested to present this preamble and r">o,
lutions To the Circuit Court now in session,
with a request that they be spread upon It's
records.
Upon the opening of the Court. John JAN
new, esq. as Chairman of the meeting. pre-
sented the said resolutions, with the motion
that they be spread upon its records, and ae'
companied the same with a few ~touchngly
eloquent remarks.
In ordering the resolutions to be recorded
by the Clerk, Judge Tyler spoke in feeling
terms Of his high appreciation Of the charae-
ter and virtues Of the deceased. and of the
melancholy satisfaction it afforded him to be
instrumental in paying this deserved tribute
10 his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
,fessrs Il. Z. Peterson

>su Boos,.-Messrs. I. Z. Peterson &
Hros, Philadelphia, have published in a hand
came volume, The Jealous Husband" by
AS A NJ. Maillard, a novel highly spoken
of br the English press. The London Daily
xsws characteristics it as "a strong and Wig
o,ou. story Of that great passion which makes
or uumakes the destiny Of man. and is told
With a power, gracefulness and purity, which
stamp i, as a great work" The same publish
o-s have also sent ia another handsome vol
,me entitled High life in New York" BY
Jonathan Slick. esq. with humorous illus
,r,,ions. Jonathan's flow OF wit and humor
-.freshing. and the richness of his adven-
,rr.s have not often been surpassed.
The AntiquaIy." ''Waverly,' and "Old
Mortality" three more Of the weekly issues
e rbe Waverly Novels, by Messrs. Peterson
. Bro,.. have, also. been received. WeWould
advise any of orr readers who wish to possess
~,,mplete sett Of these novels, at an extreme
~ low price. to remit FIVE dollars to Peterson
/ Brothers, Philadelphia, for the entire sett,
xbo will send them complete to any one, free
Of postage, on receipt Of that SUN.
The above works have been received and
ara for sale at the Book store of Mr.. George
+. French. King street.
+ II. Butler Il Co. Philadelphia, have
rut)ishrd The Elements of Rhetoric" by
Henry Coupee, A. NJ. Of the University of
Pennsylvania. This work is designed as Il
ter, book for the use of students, in the study
Of Rhetoric, a. a part Of elementary educa-
cation. The author. holding with DIR. Camp
bell. that Rhetoric is allied to Logic in the
.snss. as well as to Grammar in the express
sion. has sought to give a clear exposition OF
the art Of constructing discourses. lie has
shown his ability, and the usefulness OF his
work. we believe, will be recognized. 1t is
received and for sale by Bobert Bell, at his
book store. on King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
AUCTION SALES.

NCCOQTAN MILLS AT PUBLIC SAIL
W Tho above well known MILLS will hr offered
for sale. Ly auction, on Wednc-Idy. JDH' IT. ~.
NJ, IL o'ciork. H.. in front of the Mayors Oi7''.
Alexandria. They are situated III the town OF 90
coauan. Prince William comfy, Va, AZ the h''t
of tide water, Oh the Occoquan river, ana ha'" "t
ter carriar. To- Alexandria, from which the! nr'
distant about sixteen miles 10y land by metHH Do.
the OrcoIuau aud Potomac rivers. IN me 81
chant or FIGURING MILL we run three paiI.o, 49,
and a half. and three pairs Of hNe feet thhN'I'
BURRS.
- The north wall of the MILL stands "H !h'
81 Occouuau river. so that vessels deliver @r''.t
into The MILL, and FLOUR is lowered b! h."'-
AMI tackle into their holds.
aSa There is also a GRIST MILL. with one pan"
si of BURRS. "A SAW-MILL. and plastic
MILL. The water. wheels are all twenty feet .u-h.
and U,crshot. The water power anu prNl.'-'r
are known to Ice the most valuable betWrrl' i.'
Potomac aud Rappahaunock.
There il excellent opportunity to select any qua
ity OF whca; in the Alexandria market. amt ~"
supple. derived from the neighboring country ~"
considerable.
The situation is rs healthy, perhaps, rs any III
th. world.
At the same time will lie offered for eaic. =
II FRAME DWELLING, used as the Miller
E;% house. and a LARGE STONE MANSION,
with all the necessary out buildings, garden,
ORCHARD. &c. and beautifully situated. FD'-
secession given Immediately. Terms liberia! aHl
made known On the day II sale. Apply %
JOSEPH JANNEY i CO,
0cc"quan Poet Office, Prince William county, \"
an 2p-putS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
REGIMEETAL MUSTER

4 LII persons he,werm the ages "f Is ant J..
n wears. residing within the City AMI County OF
Alexandria. and liuhle to Militia duty. are notified
to attend at the Court House, on y II II
the III day If May. 1889. at II "'eIock. L.. w.. i"i
REGJMENTAL MUSTER.
William ). Moore. Commandment lst Company.
John 7. Clarke. Commandant 81 Company.
Emanuel Francis. Commandment irI Company.
Samuel Gcdmey. Commandment 18th Company.
Joseph Williams, Commandment 9TH Company.
John 4. MilLurn. Commandment oh Company.
liam w.. Barker. Comiuandant eth Company.
William Gcary. Cummandant 9th COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
CO n E L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flour closed %huoyan';
no sales; holders ask So for Howard street and
Ohio. Wheat closed very dull and unchanged;
white $l.73M$l.75; for prime to choice; red Via
for prime. Corn is dull. with no sales; white 10
@'7c.; yellow SOGlSlc. Provisions closed hrm
Gu, active; bacon, sides. ia lo!; mess pork sl'.'o'
Lard closed dull. whiskey closed dull; Ohio Zoe.
NEW YORK. April ?s.-Flour closed heavy
State s5.2O@s5.5o; Ohio s6.25@$6.tO: Southern
S.lO@ $6.Su. Wheat closed with an advancing
tendency. holders demand all advance Of 2@4c.-
Corn closed firm; yellow Si@S7c.; white SOC s6c.;
Fork closed quiet; mess SID. so; prime, sl3. Lard
closed dull at lls@liic. Whiskcy closed dull,
a. sc. Stocks are heavy. Mo. SIS SD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-ln pursuance -! =
- decree of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County. rendered ut November term. lsJS. IN ITO
suit of II. l.. Simpson ". CoIse, Snowicn ~ Core.
and Others. | will offer for sale, at public auction,
To- the highest bidder. in front OF the Mayors "tii'r.
~ the city of Alexandria. on Nonfoy, III. "a d,g
Of May. 1889, at II o'ch"ck. 4. H., that valuable
Of. TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND, sI'uH.
a.I ted ON the West side OF Royal street, h,r"cvu
King and Cameron streets in the city Of Al'NaJ.-
dria. fronting on Royal street, 90 feet, in depth -
feet. with the improvements and aPpcrtcnAnc',.
now occupied rs Il boot aud shoe store, and mai
ufartory. by the said II. l.. Simpson.
TrHvS 90 SALE:-One tenth of the purchase
money, to Dee paid in hand; the balance in three
equal in,talmcnts, at ,iN. twelve. and eighteen
months, from the dag of sale; the deferred pay
menrs To hear interest. and Ia secured hy tie notes
of the purchaser. with an approved cndor.'r, AMI
retention of the title of the property. until al 'aI't
payments are made; the property 10 he rcs"lH. ~
The purchaser, risk, upon his failure 10 comply
with the terms of sale. LAW. i. TAYLOR.
NH 30--euts Commissioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-29
ny ;. J, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

rs FOR SAL ga new, and beautiful
l.A. DWELLING, situated on Columbus, between
Princess and Oronoco streets. The lot is 80 Tee!
front. running back half the square 10 a ~ ie''
alley. Ii not sold privately before Monday, ne
sh day Of Nay, / will, on that day, at L. O'Clock.
NJ, sell the same ut public auction, in front OF -aIt
premises. This house has been built only TX
months, Of the best material. in the best mann"r,
and with a view TO comfort and convenience, ~ =
residence for myself. Persons wishing 10 purcAasr,
are invited to examine it.
~TERMs.-0ne halt cash, The residue in three and
six months-title to be retained until deferred pay
ments are made. Is. ii.
nm 26-d's