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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E.. r. Glascock & Co.

u. h. OldSCUCk o. w.
- Houses and Lots South Of Broad St, on High ST.
= . do do on College Hill;
| store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on GIllatiE pike, 2 miles out;
lots ON Market street College Hill;
50 acres on the Lebanon pike; Ir
lots in Hardin's addition;
Is acres on IndI'n creek; County
3 STORY business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
ls6 acres on Browns creek;
1000 do with good Saw Mil on Marrow Bone
lot on Market street.
/ use and lot on North Cherry street;
do summer street;
10 lots on Murfreesboro pike, ~ miles out;
81 acres corner of Jefferson street, well ellimprov
100 feet on Hardils pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition;
/ fine residence North College street, No. ll2;
i house aud lot on Summer street, south of Ash;
do 90 McGavOck street, West Nashville;
47O acres on Paradise Hill, 10 miles out.
2 lots corner of College and DemumbraDe streets;
/ do No 40, between Broad and Demumbrane.
u of lot No. los, West Nashville;
houses and lots on Demumbrane street, West
Nashville;
s71. feet on summer, between Church and Union;
62 acres Brick Church pike, 45z miles out;
lots Jackson street;
/ three-s story brick business house College ST.;
beautiful residence OH the corDcr of Summerand
Mulberry streets;
house and lot North College St, No. 102;
I3S acres on Mill Creek 4 miles out;
10 do Whites Creek. miles out;
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
80 do adjoining Maple Wood, ON the West;
100 feet College street, extended;
100 OF 200 North OF the City, "a miles out;
I56 do do 10 miles out;
II lots 2 miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots in West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power ON Duck River
known the old stone Fort;
Several lots ia Ewings addition;
lOI acres Gailatin pike, 3 miles OUT
4 do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the first toll gate;
/ house and lot, North Ma ket street;
$50 acres in Robertson county, well improved, u
mile west Of the HOpknsylle road,
100 feet on humphreys St., south Nashville, No.
50and 81;
33JI feet ON summer, bottom Church and Broad;
So feet Broad ST., adjoining shelby Medical Col
lege.
lots on Franklin Pike, at the mouth Of Rail
road Tunnel,
Several lots in Bangs and Roberts addition, Edge
field;
house aud lot OF Hobson and Father.
land, Edgched;
house and lot on McLcmorc, between Church
and Broad.
may4-tf +. r. GLASCCCK X co.
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B. R. CUTTER,
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Gents. Bows and Youths,
Hats for Spring and Summer

Boys and Youths tine Calf pegged and sewed Boo
Congress Callers ONfnrd TieE Stranned Shoes kc
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-15
professional GarOs.
nv. w. ". NVNNEY

(LATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN }
FTNENDERS his professional services the citizens
l. of Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession in all
branches for the last sixteen years and hopes by
strict attention to be able render satisfaction all
who may favor him with call.
Office No. 424 Cherry street, near Capt. Stockel's
new residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
vile. apr25-dtf
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Sbippinq SntelIiasnff.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Jan. =.

ARRIVED
Steame5 K Wiling, Caypool, from Phadelphia-mdse
Steamer John I; Thomson, Culinary, from New York
Barkentine Ephram Williams, Cornwall from Alexan
dra, va, IN ballast, to load for Cuba-to MoTe Pan
scnr Anna shepard Dickinson II days from Franklin
Sehr Amyth's, Emory from Portland TG and app
schr Cosmos t Te I9%ed up by stea%tag LGness
master y u'"' 'i''''' ~ "
CLEARED
II Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey, New York;. c,
Steamer Richard willing Caypoole, Philadelphia A.
{, Bark Antelope, Macleod, New York-James Hooper 4
Brig Elisha Doane, Lorng, St. Johns, p R.--T W
Brig Brig y Marstta BF} sgsd DsmqEaramw Peo
schr Hydraugea' ButleE ,Gi1IGT9SHester-master
Banks Clifton Lewis Rio Janeiro Helen Mari, Nc,or
RI Wes 9Gs SG in tow y of
schr h"m AkR Madel ( Saf RR%W l. n
Steamship Georges Greek, Morley Charleston C. lst
steamer S Louisiana, Russel, Norfolk, End inst
S Darn GEE4kxSSEfss" F S5fs'n BA f9ff vi
Steamer Beydsre Ric&%cndo 1d II in sas'
S'hr J. A. Stanley fb5f fgAsfELRss' 18th ult
schr Lama,y Moore Of and from Baltimore with woo
w6er eR the Ro by 5hs sshr A Conkn
and was brought up to T H9T9lb fSr
Bark Ella Virginia, Focke hence for Rio Ia,siro mo-.
spoken Jan u, oil Cape Henry MO 'aner0' was
HaTana 3 pr Harrison from New York via
Uom Grfb Sro Hans9n Cuvaor Russell and sas
10Th ut w" num- were below New Orleans
Es SR 9 ~ SPrague for Venice at New
Analapcra 9 @ Norton for Liverpool remained at
Ship Nicholas Biddle, Ewes, from Savannah arrived at
Bark Maria Crowel from Buenos Ayres arrived at Rostor
al Ga ns Denng' short for Para cleared at New York
Bark anT9od Clement for New York. at New Or
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FOR TIE NORTH.
Steamboats,.

EasIr FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA
S-sz-rrsTr---zIhe steamer WIN. SELDEN, W b Kirwan
naPi leaves her wharf foot Of South street every TIL
usual landings going and returning '7 " " Vi "ts
I ley rs PrSHeflcksb4g every FRIDAY MORNING at o.
CLOCK Tor Baltimore Freight of every description akn NJ
low rates Blank bills Of adng of the used can he had
~ rrtighs 70 all points except Fredericksburg and
btlhore must he prepaid. For freight or passage LAWN
board the Boat PP'' III D"'inlore on
o,z.s Agents in Fredericks burg
ONIo-tI A. X L 4
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2nsilfss GarAs.

q. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
Jobbing attended to with punctualitv i,,.,,
MACDONALD DUGDALE, GEO '''OAlE
All s5lsSsa H1fSs H aSHA
diff u.s. 'l BiIr Taofi AND PRATT ST.
n CASSARD & son,
". PORK PACKERS. HAM CURERs,
PRov1 AH6 SSsA GEYE 4
nsn N0' ~ AND aO' R hE5T BALTIMORE STREET.
UTHER J: cox h R. B. WARDEN,
NSS ~ JAWS feHB aSiEe y AGENTS
real Ell ESTATE eSES IS MORTGAGES, AND
LYLE CLARK CO,
-. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
VIRGINIA M As ~ sAtH e TOBACCO,
pas No lo6 " LOMBARD ST.
TT W. DUNCAN,
TEAS, VINES SsA AND z GROCERIES,
OCT. ele.tf : - .D .lNA '' BB1AiItffiMoRE.
,JNo. GAYNoR,
ue Constantly aqR for sale Bacon Hams Sides Shoulders
n. COLBERT,
-. ARCHITECT AND CONTRACTOR,
fOf ID ~ INGS OF ALL KINDS.
, SHOP IN EXCHANGE ALLEY.
south side Exchange Place bet Commerce and Gay Streets
NJ co1r>r,x- comm, 49,, BALTIMORE, MD.
anu ulsPalch jy26u
John II. O'DONOVAN, JR..
rokS %SD sf boMfsG WHY Ez1Ifi D # fouoR
~ OH LIP k h'Ff5 r %H HnF silEGF
au2ou SCheapside, Baltimore
DOE & HOWARD,
l. WAREHOUSE, NO. 60 PRATT STREET,
Manufacture SASH, DOORS. BLINDS FRAMES and all
kinds of SASH FACTORY WORK $500 ~
, Also; furnish every description of BUILDING MATE
RAILS. ~
oaLtfr FACTORY-IOCIrST POINT RATIO
I A. DUSHANE
u. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST..
near Lombard
an2l-tf BALTIMORE, MD
John w. HOGG,
- ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT,
FOR IUBLIC AND PRIV4TE BUILDINGS,
Office 2 Cup sairs) No. ii South street,
-. (NEAR BUILDING,)
leg5Iy Baltimore.
EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
- ARTIST,
STUDIO, MCELDOWNEY BUILDING,
mr3liy Corner Charles and Fayette streets
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MmtbanNiaf.

WHlSkEI.-Rye and Bourbon of superior
chare gPa ac! for sale by roULTNEY MoALE Is Ex
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY.-In Plank.
TI6MAs Son PARK and c ay stS of sale by oil IL
WINES.-lOO pipes and 4 casks Sicily; 2OI
Bond duty a9S pa SS"! S 8
10 PoMIy wharf o25tf
WESTERN ADAMANTINE CANDLES of the
pIaos best brands for aeby GRANT BRO, 6I Exchange
MELLOW SUGARS.-4O bbls. low priced Re-
nned ei4w Sugar for sale by GEORGE SLATER 10
GonlIieiee seleet: delft
E BARRELS PURE CHERRY BRANDY
Cheapside and Al Calvert street nSltf f.
~ BARRELS ORANGES, landing and for
" sale low by JAS SLOAN 81 Lombard street. d27tf
IN CASKS POT AND PEARL ASHES for
" sale by R. J. BAKER IS S. Charles street nIGtf
Ok BARRELS OF RICHARDSON OLD WHIS-
5 Fl H1a15; fG s as Rgs @
Ok HlIDS. KENTUCKY TOBACCO. for sale
So by WARWICK, Prick 4 BALL, No. Go South
90 CASES PRIME OHIO SEED LEAF, of
6ET tine ayor and texture for sale by GUNTHER Ro-
Place ~. N0D' "''' VI '-N dIaT
S0 HHDS CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGAR
w for sale by GEO. SLATER, 10 Commerce st oI5tf
IN CASES BEST ENGLISH CAST STEEL
~ for machinery and tunneing purpose by DUGAN :
JENKINS q South Charles street - %
TX hhds. Choice Western Smoked Bacon Sides.
=. hhdf choice Western Smoked Bacon Shoulders
2Ss bns "S Ohio Extra aR Flour. do Hams
g f Ee p S,i sG Fee raa A. S fss
,,o,e l2O South Eutaw street.
TX TICS. CHOICE FAMILY HAMS, Stagg
p, RoDEwAD, 90 Lombard west Of Exchange
100 BAGS PTNENTO for sale by JAS.
IOO CORNER SONS d28tf
1OOF HHDS. HEAVY SHIPPING LEAF,
ali Grades T $40 oh hid Mason county Leaf Tobacco Of
tS REW 9 LOMBARD % street lG Sn s"l do ST
Ses - oI EXCHANGE race. diff
100 SACKS of PULVERISED Goals. for
Is Cheapse door south of L@mar Street nj n #"
- = bbls. LIST Middlings Flour for sale by JOHN
I dS5Sa s WILLIAMS 4 BRO, 81 Commerce street
1S0 EMPTY BBLS. FOR SALE BY DUGAN
1cO JENKINS, q s. Charles street 90
CD0 BOXES TACKS ALSO 500 small cases
NS y Of sfmsi packed for shipment by DUGN JEN
300 BOXES LAYER RAISTNS; 200 N. r.
'o do 2o 4 boxes do 200 boxes do 20 bags Ivica
Street 'or SAFE io"' ny JAMES SLOAN, No 81 Lombard
eeeS d23-f
300 BBLS. FINE OLD RYE BOURBON
T@ssfS S aiuG g 3 hh NoRp Eys
Lombard street, door west of Exchange Place diff
500BOXES LAYER RAISINS. 100 j boxes
havana o g1 o n9SS NJ do 49, Z boxes Do 10 bH
by JAMES sloan No 81 LOMBARD st. FOR st d$ If"
hnn BAGS STRICTLY PRIME RIO COFFEE:
10 92gS medium grade Coffee, for sale by GEORGE
~. ~ ooillieIce street nISu
A. DDn EXTRA QUALITY MANILA
IT.OOOtlGARS; 5000 fine do do do; $1,000 genuine
10 40 Cher0o in store and for sale by RICHARDSON
0.,-Noo. EAcnahse race dl5tf
IN 0nn FEET OF GAS AND WATER
G,N.OO,OPipe, from q to 20 inches diameter for
street, Bait ~ - 9''" ~ ne y, rs
HD 0il0 lbs. Bulk Shoulders in store and for
oO,OOO sale by SMITH &NICODEMUS, Baltimore
jalH
IL ono lbs. Bulk Sides in store aud for sale
aC,OOOb by SMITH NICoDEMUs, Baltimore
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'TNO THE HON. JOHN H. PRICE, JUDGE OF
L THE CIRCCIT COURT FOR BALTNI0RE CnIrNrY-

IN EQUITY:
The of Nevett Steele Attorney in fact of Charles
executed to him power of Attorney accordance with The
provisions OF the Act OF the General Assembly of MARYLAND
passed at December Session. 1926, chap empowering him
70 sell the property DESCRIBED in deed of mortgage from
Shpley dated the 18th day of September 1857 and rcoed
among the mortgage records Baltimore county in Tibar
H. NJ f. No o. folio 5, &c that before proceeded to act
ereude he MED with the Clerk of this Court required
OF said mortgage duly certified under the of this Co
and an approved bond executed by himself surety and
conditioned as required by said act that he advertised
SAID property twice week three successive weeks bef
the day of sale, and also said day the Sun and Sa
~ exchange two of the daily newspapers published in the
CITY OI baltimore, and also week for three successive
weeks and on the day of sale in the Baltimore County Adj
Yoct new spaper published weekly in Baltimore county
that in pursuance of said notice given offered said
eE Tor sale at public auction at the public room of
the Exchange Reading Rooms, No South Cav street T
the city OF Baltimore the lth day of December 1888 nj
SIMPLIFY he being the highest bidder therefor at and for the
sum OF seven thousand dollars. All of which respectable
submitted | NEVETT STEEL + Attornau1r'S
State Of Maryland, Baltimore cify SIS
On this 18th day of December 1858 before the subscriber
justice OF the Peace and for the city Baltimore
any appeared the above named Nevett Steele made
oat tat the matters and facts stated in the aoregonp
port are just and true therein FORTH that the sale
therein reported was fairly made Sworn before
State Of Maryland, Baltimore city Set
hereby certify that William Mex nley, Esquire before
nom the annexed affidavit made, and who has thereto
the Peace OF the State of Maryland in and for the city of Raj
tmore duly commissioned and In testimony where
Of hereto set hand and ax the seal of the Superior
Court OF Baltimore city, this lsh aay Ct peeewbey 1858
sI.L Clerk of the Superior Court Of Baltimore city
wv d2QlaW4W
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=. if FOR THE SOUTH

l - RIREcT IRON IlM 2 SRw " YORK, pHrLADF1.
FiilA az ,RvALTl iN via the
TO SS 4FE2EEfoy WE t5Ts1 KiLFlG4 WILMINGTON,
sPRS$ $ fEb $ 4AR EEW A fH1EAAs
BAY LINE sEAB6GSfRG6 sfRS S&y3KyFf2 RAILROAD
The Schedule being ssSS arranged a6sy4 tat the
to No Sl' SE WYE YORK Gn 70 s k EfS P
From New York to Wilmington \ c - sls 90
g. n, Norfolk and Portsmouth Va, i 80 80
po,t,,on 30 Norfolk X2., and Portsmouth,, Va, 6 20
Baltimore t" E#iii%9@s' e. : G, i 80 g
r s su and d. t4 9Se RagFeee convened n
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable NIGHTS rest
on the Bay steamers, and priv leged to Ian s m MI
KTiCTIAR (!E pa Sn sIiE ;a New York
an ana riiadfpha by this Line VIII have their baggage
on the Bay Boats Weldon, T. c. and from thence 10 p6
For further intorGat9q md Through Tickets (Which are
mpay we fS S or Wal lmel Apply iu NEW YORK at the
above the Astor House The New Jersey Raroad inc
pany Office y W corner osiTh and cbrstnn NJ ts Com
o he az t6".i f 6[oaR and IliMe streets md in BAITT
n2 new 9 sGd Ss on 90PG the Bay
% fiett WIN every comfort and enelrce, has
the pendd steamers ts oG aag nov composed Of
ana ApRIH CAROLINA Capt la Cannon having unsnr'
The Norfolk Bay Line steamers win leave tho Conro
~ -; = WHAT MON DOCK, FOOT of CONCORD STREET
Daily, Sundays excepted. --'iii'
n@~Ar O'CLOCK. p Mn
ur lhmedately after the anyd Of the Elpress Tcaja
f. NJ -' '"'''e'Pha at ~.
The following is the Schedule:
LEAVE.
HeT Gr5' at o'clock \ Portsmouth "a ock A. ~
Baltimore Htn P. NJ Wilmington at % Pm
f3r Augusta Charleston and the South, via the Nanchss
ter Railroad, finished " WIG 'i"i'hes-
PASSENGERS for Rchnond and PeteSburg or any other
early neAt morning after leaving Baltimore ~
~ Passengers or Edenton, Plymouth Newber,1 Wash
inEni weldon, G0idsboro, Beaufort Warsaw Rarah and
llmagion, \, T., will find pleasant direct and
's I,aIt 49, io' G. 1870 NJ y. FALLS,
s..,-. :, .CnL. I'D. President
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Aail Aoaos.
- - 74:.;.. PHIIL74lDELPHIA, -
- WI l. NJ \ G. TON A y


Passengers leaving Baltimore at 80 NJ connect NJ WI
mngton With 10 7. VI. train, and $40 p NJ from Bamora
with g2j \. NJ. train. 49, ~ D''hloie
NOIlCEAl colOred persons whether bond or free will
De required to bring some responsible white person pon
ally known to the undergn who will be WILING ~ si,
bond to the Company, before they will be passed over any
WI f,p,I
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Received per steamers and for sale by
49,, JACOB HEAD co,
nz.u No. IS 5. Gay street
I EAT TOBACCO.
- 90 g bales Y Havanna Tobacco, very fine.
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEAD & co,
u No So = Cav street
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llsta 80 g5 .:...;.....::.s FOR THE
~. - =; - 80 VEST AND SOUTH
O,, BAl.tlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Nn ana atter NnNemhr.

follows: ' ' s''e ""il' VIII 'uH IL
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-AIa (excgpt Sunday
az 80 a, NJ; Express daily at SOS NJ for Al tPTS l
The EST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mai
reaches Cumberland ut 40 and Piedmont at 4 10 ma
ies over next morning. The Express goes dwell.
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sbipping.

sd; FOR ST. JOHNS, N. B.-The fine A l
- schr. ALICE ROGERS. Brayey master For freight
apply to CURTIS POST, 43 South street iai-I6t
esss55asks GUAYAQUIL.-The fine bark 'FTAYGIER'5
Warren Hall, Master, having the bulk of her cargo
engaged ana now loading VIII have immediate dis patch for
49, j. WORKMAN,
asst n. +. corner Gay and Pratt streets
azsz FOR RIO DE JANEIRO.-The shin
ss-s "BANSHEE,n Capt Thomas T. Wingate now load
ing will have prompt Dispatch For passage, having supe
rior accommodation, apply to
d2QGt - - - SnOe,h u q.
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ey, Esquire, before
md who has thereto
2 doing, a Justice of
! for the city of Bal
n testimony where
al of the Superior
december, A. d. 1858.
SANGSTON,
Baltimore city.
dM-laW4W
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS

MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
TO DEPART.
NAMES. LEAVES pop n,n,
Fulton ........ New York INTERCHANGEABLE s
New York ...... New York Bremen. ...Jan Q
Amerlca...'. Boston. Liverpool. jan II
The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis ey-
cry Monday and Thursday at SA NJ. Letters designed
Tor 1t should be marked Overland, ria ST. Louis"
TO ARRIVE.
Borussia. ......H Hamburg. New York . Dec IL
CITY OF Baltimore Liverpool New York Dec %
North America Liverpool Portland Dec %
glasgow. Glasgow. .... New York ~ Dec 90
erica. Liverpool New York Dec 25
NanderbIlt ... Southampton. New York Dec 90
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HI. Il j. S. HOGG
e. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
:, NOS. AND 10 CLAY STREET
tention. ~ f''''"iai az
Jobbng to with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-22
From Washington.

WASHlNGToN, Oct. l9.-The official com
munication from England in relation to
the San Juan difficulty, is exceedingly paci-
iic and conciliatory. The dispatches through
Lord Lyons to the State Department are the
authority for this.
Mr.. McLane will leave in the Brooklyn
for Vera Cruz on the lst Of November, ut
which time he will receive his instructions.
These will foreshadow energetic action on
the part OF our government. Their result
cannot be known until the end of next
month.
Henry Clay Mudd, connected with the
Cierkship Of the House of Representatives,
has in hand, it is understood, the publica-
ton of Judge Douglas new pamphlet. 1t
will appear this week, and it il presumed
that it will not be copyrighted.
Archbishop Hughes dined with the Presi
dent yesterday, and was met by number
of distinguished guests assembled to do him
honor.
None of the members of the Cabinet have
vet commenced their reports, nor does the
President think it time yet to begin the III
bors connected with his Message. The re-
port OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, it is
believed, will be very favorable, ny regards the
finances ofthe country. lie will be able TO
get on without new loan, and will have
Treasury notes enough in hand to supply the
Post office deficit.
The rumor that Gov. Floyd will be APP
pointed Minister to France, to succeed MIR.
Mason, is Incorrect Mr.. Appleton's name is
the most prominent in connection with that
Office, ut present.
Senator Gwin is expected here tomorrow.
There is a complete lull among the Presi-
dent makers. An immense gathering OF dem
orrats is expected in response to the general
invitation from the chairman. ut the meeting
of the National Democratic Committee on
the Itil OF Decemher.
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c o II II E z CIAL
Monetary.

In monetary affairs, there is no chance v..t
oil note. Stocks and securities are ur.b,,
aud the sales have been limited The N.u
Stock and Money markets present ma ,.,,,,. :,
interest. Good short paper ranges a. +. i. :,
cent. The Commercial of Thursday IT.,
says:-"ln the discount market I'M, ,,,...
outside of bank, there is a very slim oa.r,,.,
prime paper, which is wanted at 6tL6, for .1.,,
dates and at ! Z cent. for i@6 months, La.
The stock brokers are employing l,.. u.p.v
call, and some of tho old firms IN the stree,
commodatei vt a cent. The stock marI,,,...,
closed steady and r cent. higher y..rr,,.,
opened dull this morning, aud there va, = r.i.,
business done ut the early board, aui cep.,.r.
1t lower prices by to; + cent. M:..,ur !,
against s5s yesterday morning; other S,a,,. 49,,
rites steady" The Baltimore American !, -.
terday says Although there i, not ,g..
abundance Of capital on the street. rnr,, ,s,,.
be easing up little. and more than . = cen, =.
hrst class paper cannot now he had The E,ng.
have good supply and are di.cuun,,ry m.
freely 10 tho full extent # their receipts.
Land Warrants are now quoted At New Y.g. !.
follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-22
Letter from Fairfax County.

Correspondence Of tie .iierandria gazette.
CESrREvILLE. FAIRFAX Co, Va, Oct. 10
Alternate sunshine and rain, with prevailing
high winds, have delayed the farmers in the
seeding of wheat.
From two or three slight frosts, the gar
dens have suffered but slightly. The yield
of potatoes and buckwheat is pronounced
excellent: even corn promises better than was
anticipated.
For the growth of vegetables intended for
winter use, as cabbages, turnips, carrots,
parSnips, satisfy, &C., no more favorable sea-
son could have been desired.
Residents northeast of this village, two
miles distant, already welcome the shrill
cry OF the locomotive as it dushes proudly
on over the track Of the Alexandria, Lou
distant. The Independent line of Manassa,
two miles west, the Orange and Alexandria,
five miles east of our village, in addition To
the before mentioned railroad few miles
distant to the northward. places our dennl-
Zens in the most favorable circumstances tor
communicating with the port Of Alexandria,
the commercial centre for the vast region,
seeking communication with the Ocean be-
yond. by the noble highway of the glorious
Chesapeake.
The consequences are that lands well
wooded and watered, with sufficient build
ings, find ready purchasers ut from $40 to
so per acre. Especially is this the case
since our neighbors Of the Keystone State
constantly visit our borders and return with
their families and friends 10 locate perma
ncntly.
That beautiful portion of Fairfax County,
north OF our village, in the vicinity of the
residences of l.. y. Machen, X. III. Cockerill
and 5. I. Stuart esqs., is very highly nd
mired by our Pennsylvania friends. Unin-
terruptcd good health continues 10 prevail.
NIATOR.
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Later from Havana.

The United States mail steamer DE Soto.
arrived ut New York on Thursday morning
from New Orleans. via Havana. Left the
latter port ON the 18th inst She brings
S2i%.ST in specie.
Much anxiety was felt for the Quaker City.
many who expected friends fearing they
might be among those who remained on
board.
The seizure Of the Philadelphia, excited n
great deal Of comment and in official circles
gave much satisfaction,
Mr. utwny. late Minister to Mexico would
leave Havana for Eng gland by the next
steamer.
News from Porto Rico give favorable reports
rs regards affairs III that Island.
At Havana, Sugars have been III moderate
demand mt previous prices, aud holders are
firm. refusing to make concessions. Stock
l4j 900 boxes against 5000 boxes in 1898.
Exchanges have been in iair demand. Lon
don l7Co.l74 premium. New York Preghts
moderately IN demand, without any impor-
tant change iii rates.
The American brig Extra, from Cienfue-
gus for New York, in ballast, was lost IN
gale the Sd inst near Ines de Soto. The
captain aud seven of the crew were saved
and taken to San Cayetano.
The brig Delhi. Of aud for Philadelphia,
was 10 sail on the 10th.
About 10 miles east Of the Moro. passed u.
5. steamer Crusader, or Wyandottc, evidently
bound in to Havana.
Oct. 10TH lat. % 81, lon. - 4G. exchanged
signals with ship Troy, bound North.
The De Soto experienced strong head
winds the entire passage.