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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
MILITARY AND CIVIC Excl RSlON
Of THE
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS,
TO GLYMONT.



TO GLYMONT.
lNHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS take plea
Il sue III informing their friends. aui the public.
that their EACU RSION To GLYMONT paw
LION, will take place on
MONDAY. AUGUST lST. 1850
The safe and commuiiuus steamer THOMAS
CuLLiER has been engaged, and will leave her
wharf, al the foot of King street, at y AMI II %
clock. Il. returning, will leave Glymont at aud
o'clock. ?. III.
Wither's celebrated Cotillion Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
The Committee pledge themselves that no pains
will hr spared their part. Ia make this Tip one
ot TIE BEST OF THE SEASON.
t"nUr,,t.. 81 Arrangements,
Capt. VIM. II Smith. llrHcklah kilwell.
Lieut.. VIM. ". Allen, Joseph Hant2mau,
Charles Ja,ns. Samuel p. Dutfey,
Cha.. II. Rudi. II. l. Gregory,
Quarter'r. l.. ii. Field, Vim. T. Walker,
A. /. sklunre, John A. Field.
TICKETS. admitting Genlleinan and Nv" La
dies. 81. Ladies ticket, ~ cents. Children and
Servants. - cents. Tickets can he procured OF
any of the Committee or ut the Boat ON the mrrn-
INK at the Excursion.
5G~ Regiment Officers ana members "i Volunteer
Companies viii please appear III uniform.
is at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

nNRU&TEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
J. By virtue OF deed of trust from james ;.
Olen, and vile TO me- executed on the 18th day %
April, 1858, for the purposes therein mentioned,
will sell at public auction, 10 the highest bidder IN
front OF the Court house, in Leesburg, on I'''-
day, The br., day Of September, 1892, the trac, Of
LAND, conveyed by -aii decd, known as the
"TEXAS FARM" Said tract lies IN the counties
Of Loulvun aud Prince William, adjoining tho
lind. 81 Horace Luckett Joseph D.. Taylor, samuel
G,npsou's heirs, aud others, and contains about
az ACRES OF LAND. fbe YARN is OF good
red ."il, we'll vatered, susceptible OF high state
OF cultivation, aud 10 particularly desirabie tor
grazing purposes.
TERYs:-0ne third in cash, and the balance in
two equal instalmepts, payable in one anu tw"
years from tue day of interest from that
iate-ths ,wo deferred payments to be secured by
bonds, with good personal security; and the uda
To- be aimed till the whole OF the purchase mops
bs paid. AkrH. l.. ROGERS, Trustee,
Loujoun county, ~ 2s-eou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
W lbM NV i'.N, Dbbhh AMI.
FNlIE next annual session viii begin on Monday
/ SrutrmbcT eth.

FTlIE next annual session viii begin on Monday
l. September 9TH.
FACI LTI.
Rev. JOHN WILSON, 4. NJ, President, Pro-
iess"r of Moral Philosophy aud Natural Science.
Rcy. STEARNS PATTERSON. A. NJ. Protcs
sor of Ancient Languages and Bellies Letters.
Mr.. CHARLES GROBE, Professor of lnstru
mental and Vocal Music.
Mons. EUGENE PAULIN, Professor of Modern
Languages. Assisted in all the departments by ac
c0mplished female teachers.
Thorough instruction is given in all the useful
aud ornamental branches. There are two Gradua-
ting courScs-the Classical and the English
Young Ladies completing the studies 81 either
course, receive Diplomas.
ENPESSES.
Board and Tuition III either course. per year, 30.
Music. Modern Languages, Pnintlng-extra
For Catalogues. address the President.
Wilmington. Delaware, is l6-law2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

Tue New LIoHT IInrsE FOR CARE CHARLES.
The new Light-Il"use, o! the first class,
for Cape Charles Va for which the sum o.!
thirty live Thousand dollars was appropriated
In March, iSJG, has been commenced, ami
Will br pushed forward t. completion with
all dispatch This superb tower will he "'e
hundred and fifty le"t high, and will warn
the mariner ol his approach to the Chesapeake
at distance Of eisl;Iern to twenty miles
WASH. SAi!.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
FRANCIS L. SMITH. r..-
jyI4-2awts |. LOUIS kINZEk.
hY I. hi McCnRMICK.-Aucrloxftr.

BY I. NJ. Recommendations
4 MMiSSI0NEkS' SALE OF DWELLING
" HOUSE AND LOT, ~ ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Pursuant TO decree Vi the Circuit Court OF
Alexandra CouGty, Va, rendered on the 18th day
ct May. 1859, in the suit Of James A. English ~
McEulgh Ct nl. the subscribers N Commissioner
of said Court will offer for ale, NJ Public Auction,
III front "t the Mayor Office, III the c'ty Of Alex
andria. Va al ~ o'riock w., OF SATi RDAH
e, he dh dag of A"g"-t ae,t, the DWELLING
asi MOUSE AND LOT, in said city, wherein The
said English now resides, situated on the north
side Of Ming street, betseen Alfred aud Patrick
strucr- egnnng "a feetirom the east side OF Pat
rick -trert and fanniDg east Oh hing street 2o feet;
thence north, parallel to Patrick street, i2O feet
thence west parallel 10 King street, 2j feet thence
in a straight line to the beginning.
TrGNs-Ten per centum Oi the purchase money
To he paid in cash; the balance in three equal il
stalments, at 4, l2 aud Is months from the day ~
sale, Tor which tue purchaser is To give hi. bond,
bearing interest, with good personal security, and
the l.,a u he retained till bonds are paid.
GEORGE ". BRENT. COmmrs.
). FERGUSON BEACH. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
Richmond, Va, jy 27-dts
BY 4. NJ McCORMICK-AuCu
THE OLD BREWERY FOR SALE.

NV .;r,u, -, , I..d ,r ,rns, So, -. r.: L.
Il +, G.n p,n.,le hsar;ny Is,. All a%'i I.,y
,,uIv r.,nrJ.d ,mono., rho land ,c.f,J. -, A.,
,nir;, Comfy in I;I.r "a n soo sh.u :. T,ns
49,, ,,,I,;,,,J ,,J .,,,,;,,,l H. -, II =, II
rn,, rr, -, ,I,f,; r:, -, IL
is2'' III tue pace oil Tue said ue"rse peheaie who
Is dead ana at the request OF the heneie.a,'e' un-
ue' Tue san. u.eu' p,oveeu 10 SELL ~ fuoh' An'-
tloh, %" "a hDA y, me ~" ""y " MP''"''',
1897 4" ~ ""rk' Il. w., III front "t the property
hereinafter uesrrioeu' that very valuable Lol VI
ukouNp, WIN the appurtenances, lately heid
occupied, ana used ny William IL. IRWIN ~ 4
BIKE" ERl situated on the soah side OF Wolfe,
and east side OF Union street, in the City of Alex
andria, and bounded rs follows =: Beginning at tho
intersection al said streets, and running thence
eastwarLly with Wolfe street 80 feet. I" ~ feet
alley; then southwardy with the line o SAID alley,
parallel IL Union street, 80 feet then westwHjy,
parallel To Wolfe street. 50 feet, To luion street
then with Union street To the beginning together
with all street., lanes, alleys, &c appurtenaut to
the Sa,uc
TEHNs:-As the deed Of trust provides that tho
sale shall be made ION such terms as at the time
of sale may be advisable" the terms of sale Will
he n follows viz One tenth Of the purcha,o
none; to be paid in cash. Immediately upon the
sale the balance in three equal instalmeus at 4,
T. aud Is months from the day of sale the lie.
terred payments to bear interest and to Ice secured
by the bonds the purchaser and retention OF tho
title of the property until all said payments are
made and the property To he resulL AT the purcha-
ser's risk, upon failure 10 comply with any oi the
terms of sale w. ARTHUR TAYLOR
iy 2O-eots Trustee
BY L. VI. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Al Pl Bic
Y SALE.-Under authority of deed ct trust
from Samuel A. Masters and wife, dated the first
day OF April, 1897, and duly OF record, the under
signed aS trustees therein named, will proceed at
IL o'clock NJ, on SWWddy, he 2Oh day 81 ~
y"-, 1859 in front of the Mayors Office. IN the
City of Alexandria, Va to sell to the highest hid-
der at public sale, the following real estate, TO va;
No. |. A LOT OF GROUND IN the said city
of Alexandria, and bounded IA follows: Beginning
on the East side al Henry street, l6l icrt south
three feet. live inches thence South eighty ono
feet, u Ia feet alley, then West, eighty three feet
five inches, tn Henry street thence North on Henry
street. to the beginning.
No. =. A TRACT OF LAND in the county Of
Lnudcun. and State of Virginia. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES, 2 Rood,
and 30 Perrhes, more or less.
No. g. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining No ?,
and containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FOUR
ACRES | Rood and ~ Perchc>, more or less
The courses and distances Of these two tracts Of
and are particularly set out, aud described IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
CLIFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

TNIl T. second session Of this School will begin on
/ the first Wednesday of October. 1855, and close
the third Wednesday of July ls19. The design
nt this School is thoroughly To- prepare youths Tor
the University Of Virginia. The Course of Study
embrace. every thing that is necessary 10 the degree
of \. NJ. At our University.
The School is located III the mountains of Eau
,,ilirr region well known for its healhiul climate
and beautiful scenery. Ii is tw" miles south ot
Markham Sati"n "n the Manassas Gap Railroad,
aud 10 luilrs from Alexandria.
TEGms.-S22J. semi annually in advance, viz:
SII2 - "n the LIST of October, and Sll2.jO on the
Isl of March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars apply to the Principal at
Markham Station, Fauquirr County, Va.
REFERENCES:
Rev. j. F. MrGuirc, l.. II. ). Of Va
Trustees of Charcslown Academy, Jefferson
County, Va.
Professors BlcdS"e, Harrison, Schele DE We're,
Mclute au,l Smith of the University of Virginia
X. JAQUELlN AMBLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

,.r. EMPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID NEW YORK.
The steamer y. L, ALGER, Capt Shore, will
leave her berth, opposite NJ. south "harTes, tVI
abnye ports, on II ESDAl, Pad A"g"". at l.
O'clock After this week the boat. oi TN. linc Will
resume their regular ape.
WI. II. FuWLE son,
aug 1T No. 1, South WhaT, IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

FIRE At CENTRE MAsAEG WA>mINGTnN.-
On the morning Of Friday last, about tw"
o'clock, the tremen were called out t" a fire
IN Centre Market An inrendiury had fired
one of the feed stands lately erected i'll Cen
tire Market. on ,th street, and nolwithStund
ing The unrenitring cxertloua OF he i'ren"n
three ol the sheds were burnt, and their con
tents were rendered yearly valueless. -
Mcssrs. Addison Taylor and Gates are sui
ierers hy the fire to considerable amounts
Wn,h. Gnn.IifminM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
GEORGE II. I. MACRAE.

CUR SALE-My larm in Fa"quicr county, con-
II tainlus hy a recent survey, Fol K hun
DRBD AND FuRrl SIX ACRES uud 20 pole.
This laudle' "n iae kapPahamm"rh river, about a
quarter vt .,,!e from the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad ami IN an excellent n"Ighh"rh""i There
80 are ~. very convenient DIV ELLlNu
All not 81. spaclou. barn, and other oul houses
all III good repair. never tiiliuf ,pGtng 81 pure
water, l. within forty yards 81" ae ho1sr-Ire house
rni ice pond, a. ueEr. The aelis not IN culti'a
rlon are we'll IN gruss. and taking into view its
rluac ,rnNlmity To- the Railroad, Post nsa,v, hrlst
Mil IA mile oii. and other advantages, this farm
may he safely recommended a. very desirable
property. ANY one wishing 10 see the said farm
will he shown ii by Mr.. ii. f. Embry Oh The place.
Term, I.aie known by JOHN ;. KNOX,
ar Tu-eotf Iter1nd,;n Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

WE shall >r"n lie delivering, Goals from YES
w sells, "f superior quality, picked at the mines
Tor family re" Please send us your orders,
that you may save expense "t carting, yarding,
&C., a consideration Ia the consumer, H. I" COST
WHITE ASH, and RED ASH. suitable for St0yes
srates cooking furnaces. and Bakers USE, now un
hand and To- arrive. Ct MBEELAND. in any
quantity, Lamp. Run Of Mine, and smiths COAL,
all under cover. plank flooring, and not expos.
Ell 10 the weather. jy lit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

ru.,., GRAIN TRADE.-The news of the
.f,,.,,, Was the great topic in the grain
=, Yesterday and it, consequences were dis
MI almost 10 the exclusion OF the regular bust
.,.. .r the day. Wheat did not fall any lower
,.,,,,se there is no slower depth" tor 1t to
,'T'F! Fifty two cents is little price for wheat,
Ia. ,,,,r standard" wheat that sells at that
!. ,.,.r ,rut,. II will not make good -four
E,,ir good wheat would command u fair price
,. Ninety cents was offered yesterday for
red winter wheat, and tho offer was re-
81 and ., cents asked The sales were chiefly
~, standard spring, aud amounted to 4o,ooo oush .
s. at L. IS cents III store Corn was aeti'e, pu'
60 80 nuo bu.hei. sold at 54Gl5 So cents in store
~ 49, oui.r. with sales OF the best white win
:; 20 The grain business of the last week
~. nsen quite respectable. The receipts of corn
',rr, have been 49,, 800 bushels, and the ship
.,',. =, wheat and corn together have been $780,,
-sv hu.hel. - Iim,- Of 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
WOOL AND sUmAC wAHrGA,

uNuE Subscribers wish t" pprchg.e WOOL "I The
different grade, t-r which they Will pay the
hi.he-t cash r'''c. or
Ws also wish To purchase 90 tons prime : y
MAC. With increased facilities tor Manufacturing
IN. article. We ar, enabled 10 give the very high
..t ,rir. Country storekeepers who deal in the
article will Ito well to c"nmunicate with Us.
RAM$EURG 4 EBERT.
Georgetown b. C.. je io-wh'"
NELSON'S VlEWS.-A further supply OF Nei
y son. new aGi beautiful Views i',ated IN
al rolof. Of the City of Washington, windsor
Castle, Scenery of Pe'thshire huihea a'"yS
and C,.tl,. II England, Asia Minor, aua the l.
land # III. Ieyant, London and IT. Sights
~ % ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
"a NEW BRICK HOUSE FOR SALE.

,,lS
N.ANEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with back building. On west side al Washington
street, between Duke and Wolfe streets, will be
sold AT reasonable Prce-payment may be made in
the bonds Of the Alexandria and Orange Railroad
Company, the Corporation of Alexandria, or stock
in any OF the three banks ot the town, at current
rates.
There is an excellent cellar under the whole
house; Gas and Water pipes, throughout the build
ing Wash basins. Bath Tub, ana Shower Bath
nn SECOND 1oor hot wafer ppes, and sink in the
kitchen.
The rooms consist of rarl"ur, breakfast room,
and kitchen first floor; Nv" chambers, sewing
room OF nursery. and servants room, second
floor; and two chamhers on third floor of front
building.
The house is neatly and tastciully finished
precisely similar L. the Que AL oinng, occupied by
my son Elisha, aud can he examined ut any time,
10y parties who wish to provide themselves with n
handsome and neat residence.
Ir rs Nor FOR RENT. Apply to
1ih mo 21--.o3w X. II. MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

boat II. ". McGlarcy. to Borden Mining Co.
Boats Mary Ellen. aud Dr. p. 4. iiealey, to
FowIe Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

w O0L purchased by
w is4 hIDagLEY, HAMPTON 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
CONN B C I A L.
The Markets.

v,,,,soRg, July 5O.-Flour closed steady
LOAD .LSc lower white closing dull at
C,rp yellow has declined &c, closing
.,.. white Sc. Provisions closed dull
y,,.k,, closed quiet at 2Ite.
49,. yoss, July sO.-Flour has advanced sig
,,,,, sIdO@$4.9O; Ohio $5.l5(g$5.6o;
~ ,i,uO 1919 Wheat is scarce, closing
,.,.. higher. Southern hoe; do. white 1850
Gam closed with declining tendency;
,,.J ,u,.; white and yellow S2c. Pork clio
,u. mess sl5.?j; prime $lo.759 Sill
,.,...J toad, at IOI@lOs. Whskey closed
iull q, Zoe. Stocks are hrm0r' Cumberland Coal
- V. o. ". Mo. IS o2i. Sterling tx-
..,,. ,iIll AT llOs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

I lNpEN WiilSkEN.-Th This MS Ei II
i 4 made III the old fashioned copper ''ill' lay d"n
Llc Installations IusI ,'S nud The summit al the Blue
Ride. ia Warren county Va, near the line OF Fau-
uuirr, where ttr s"lluc.s and purity of the noun
tain spring watcr aud the quality "t the rye. con
sii,utc important e!,mcmt- i'll making the "hiakrl
for whch lh, locality has been long celebrated IL
is perfectly pure, beyond all doubt being male ex-
rlu.ivcly of ry, hops. and barley malt, with the
utmost care The quantity made i. limited, aud
bought principally f"r private "-e, ~ gentlemen
c,nnni,sisurs in the surrounding counties wa" ~.
critically u,rr ~ laying Icy stock t"r Improvement
, .,,,lI consignment bas Lately been made 4"
MARSHALL =. WARD, 81 Alexandra, 81 II rhn
h.. rrrrurr, iusrt. through r"lrcsp"nience with
DIX. FISHER. If Linden, Warren County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

FOR SALE.-Two fraHe HOUSES soutl
sSa east Garner OF COLUMBUS and Princes. streets,
nearly opposite the new Court H"use-contain six
rooms aud cellars, suitable Tor snail families
readily Terms easy. For further particulars ap-
uIy Ia JAMES FITZPATRICK.
iy 26-2y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

OgplNArlox.-Rey John A. Rotchlord, IL
native Of Alexandria WAS ordained priest
in the Catholic Church, by the Ri. Rev JAS.
Whcan, Coadiutor to the Bishop Of Nash
Vile, in st. J"seph's Church, Perry County,
Ohio, on Sunday. the 10th ut. MIR. X. OIL
ciatrd in St Mary's Church. i'll this city, on
Friday morning last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC.

fiNEE SABBATH SCHOOLS connected with
L the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
ut this city, will make their annual ENCt kSlON
.T~H" ito GLYMUNT, on Thursday, Au-
$500 gust ith Every arrangement will
lie made I" render th. one OF the most delig httul
Excursions "i the season The steamer tues.
IOLLlER is engaged. and will leave the foot ot
King street, at O'clock. A. NJ, precisely. She
will ais" make trip i'll the afternoon, leaving nj
I o'clock aud returning, will leave Glym"nt in
lime to reach home by nighttall. Tickets can be
had OF the Teachers of the Schools. Price 25
Cents. jy 26--3O-3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

Up to Saturday, complaints from all the
counties were coming t" us
laily, Of the effect, Of the want "t ram up
III the growing corn aud other crops, Ill this
crtion of country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

MrRnEK IN pINwIpDIE.-Pompey,a slave
belonging 10 Mr.. R"ney, under the in1nenr"
of iealously, met Il free negro named Elisha
Malone on Sunday last and with a stick muir
dered him. After committing the deed, he
carried the body of the murdered man from
the house where the deed was committed Ia
the road, distance Of II hundred yards
The murderer had his examining trial 1t
Dinwiidir Court House on Thursday last
lle was sent On 10 the next court. This muir
der was one of most cold hlooded character
and it is thought that he cannot escape the
gallows.- Pier&huyy Miclitge"rcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

\ young gentleman al very respectable con
rr,tons, walked cut of third story wmd'w,
IN Norfolk. Thursday morning, hy which he
sustained the fracture of ley. 1t is sand
hat s.,mnumhuiism was the cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

rINr MILLERS, MANIFACTuREK MA
/ CHINISTS. &C.-For sale At Manufactures
prices, Tor cash.
Vulranilrd India Rubber Machine Bc!.iug, of
all silc,.
Mixed steam packing. IN sheets of all thick
nrssr. and length.
Gum Packing with cloth insertion.
Pure Nu!rnmizcd Sheet Rubber, Of all thickness
cs aud Lengths.
Uyiulnt, Engine Steam, and Suction Hose, Of
uil sizes
baskets, Washers, Rings, C"urlings. Hose Pipe,
Sprimklcrs, &c, ~.
Also sup,rin. article of ANCHOR BDLTI>G
CInIuS nf ever number Orders from the c"un-
try promptly attended Ia. j. VI. NEWTON,
~ 2l-2aw:m Sent; Theatre Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

CrIpEpER IrEMS.-The work on the Edo
RADIO Turnpike, as far as completed, is the
admiration of all who travel the road. IL is
under the management of MIR. Daniel o.
Lrary.
l.. p. Nelson esq, has taken the contract,
for paving that portion Of the streets which
adjoin the public square. That is sn1l-
cient guarantee that the work will he well
executed.
Our farmers are complaining much Of the
dry weather. Corn is suffering III many
places very much. blue RhiW Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

The members and friends Of the Nj. f.
Church in Staunton. have commenced tearing
down their old house Of worship, for the pur-
pose oc rrertinga more substantial, enlarged
and handsome building on the old site.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-01

yrt,- r. n, iottr. # tty Cty Ga! t"nny q
lA-roniria:l offer myself as II candidate Tor the
office OF Sheriff, Mt the next election, aud Most
pe,tfuliy solicit your v"teS.
ie 3-lawte IT, l.. M0SRuE.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES.

Hoard & Sons Southern Depot,
FHOR the States Of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama,
+ Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, is established
at No 10 Gravier street. New Orleans, where the sub
scriber who is sole agent for the above Staes IS re-
ceiving from eight to sixteen every month, Of sizes
from 81 horse power these celebrated Engines,
which after test Of nine years of upwards OF 500
Engines in all the states of the Unon--a giving the
most complete satisfaction, being THE ONLY
Portable Engine having a cylinder boiler, WHICH Is
ALL UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE and PERFECTLY
ACCESSIBLE INSIDE and OUT for CLEANING; requires
no brick work to put them in operation, no special skill
to set them up and but the smallest proportion OF fuel
to run them.
Also-ConstantIy in store, sash and circular Saw
Mills, Staub's iron frame Corn and Flour Mills, New
ell Cotton-screws for steam horse powers, Carver
improved Gin-stands, with shafting, puiies stands
boxes and bolts ready t out complete at the short
est notices steam cotton gins, corn and flour mills
which can be put in operation in few days after BE-
ing received. Descriptive pamphlets, with l4o tesu-
monias, will be sent by mail to any address
SAMUEL II. GILMAN.
sent3O-Ly 20 Gravier street, New Orleans.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-23
REMOVALl
FURNITURE! FURNITURE
l EAAs STREET, ONE nooR BELOW EDWARDS

IEAAs STREET, ONE moor BELOW EDWARpsI
Shreveport
- IHE undersigned, thankful 4#sgE gsszssssssas,,
IL Tor past patronage, wishes
- toini0rm his friends andthe s5----sda
,Ic r. generally, that he has removed bis large and
9e selected stock of Furniture to the spacious brick
, S,diag recently put up by Messrs Buckner and Gut
~, ana heretofore occupied BY Mr.. Reynolds, where
~ b. = prepared to furnish every article in bis line
,-'iHg made arrangements with northern manuiac'
ior his supplies, he can sell as cheap as any.
III Ah work, such as Cabinet Work, Turning, ant
lH'stery, done with ncatncss and despatch, by eH
"r"f.sed noraoeu mayI27 WN ENpERS.