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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

The steamship Moses Taylor arrived, with the
California mails Of the Goth ult, aud nearly
81, ,4OO, coo in treasure, shortly after midnight.
Her news is Of no great interest
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
DYsrEpsIA-wHAT Is TT How CURED

pvspsrsiA National Dss ae-weas stomach Tee be d.
srsto d.rcss sfet eating oosve habit bilious oondissu
6oW a s.y s1eet with 10 its ateoosat ,ymrt ms OF ow
sstss bed TASTE oestupeaec bead sed stacks
a hesiscte Yet bow few know how 20 cure n U-nersdy
bsc>use bowe rcsort be, 70 cstastc. o
Axssvsa But each oonoitos lever eurd oy csAaar
hos, e. ofre esestion and impair the In
sesrity ef th- ertirs sssmistive system ,
But Hva,uskys HoAsoPArHic pYsPgrsiA Pilts-s simple
p~sscstsA ssssr ph.ye cured hgsas.es Of sod
oh.tr cases This Is done simply ey inProvat ioe
ad rssns integrity Of the digestive ofsan' for
Whsh tesah appetite regular hAeiss clear hoss And
tuoysn spirs saeh nedsDe yeu and only rcaaIes "
h knewp 70 be sppseeisied.
Price, - o<pts box 9th directions. SIX boxes 81
n. R.-A hn 81 f hrsrssEys' HossoPArsic SrEctyios
With eosk Il preet"as sna twenty ddevut Rsn~Ses, ia
arse vhs Dor0ooe esse ss' de- IN plain eii Family
es,e Of Is boxes and booh -
Rsa sdiss By single o. Ease are scnt By mall
exss, a c q change sny sderess receipt price,
Ah6ress y. HvNyHRIYs Co,
No H,o.sw.v r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

The New-Jersey Legislature organized yesterday
by the choice Of Mr. Thos. III. Herring Of Bergen
as President Of the Senate, aud Mr. Edwin Saiter
of Ocean as Speaker of the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

a To 96 FOR THE BEST SPRING BED IN
Exisrsscs-HowEs PArEsr.
~Cou,.e, ssI.6ss. cheap c~aaly md seasa,sa.
IN. Y. RvsassNsk
.Bw sscepysshsS TIE obysrt aesrel 81 Hone Josns.
as.Ss r. nesl sops modern iavvsk1sas II Ne1 la1sl
PsiscirAI Oss.cs, Ne. ~ BasADvAxs n H
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Senator Fessenden of Maize wac elected for
another tenn yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

The Tribune Almanac for 1850.
We are printing the Fourth EDrTIos of our Al
nasac, and are filing our orders 8. fast Is possible.
For table OF contents see adverisemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

The cold tenn broke up yesterday forenoon, and
iu the evening the temperature was of about the
regular Winter grade. There was little snow
storm, but it ceased within few minutes.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF tn.
week ucr be handed In To-Day. Prioe sl a Inns.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
AetuYork Daily Gribm,te.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ~, 1850.
TO cORREsPONDESrs.


No notice can ABoIy Communications What
oed fr insertion must be sutheut at>d BY the
psne aud Of the vSitrnot necessarily for patos-
ton, hut ss guaranty for hs good faith
We cannot upS.rtske 70 return rejected Comnu1icstotA
BssIr letters r The TErsuST Ooe oould IN 81 osses Be
sddrsssed 10 HORACE GRgELrY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every echsno who begins year BY purchasing ono OF
atussa slwse AAc1nEs viii bc otO better on when tbs
yer snA m oh"Sn ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

AMRRICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK-prepared az the
o,Is m Du,ch.s. County u pure us recon nenaed oy
~ Acsdsm, Medicine 10 persons hns 70 sa
~ 70 f.ma.. rho pure milk for he children Depot
No. l67 Bss.ewsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
TURKISH LATAKIA TOBACCO,

TURKISH LATAKIA TOBACCO,
for
MrglsCuAuM PIrEs.
Manufactured expressly toe the Joadon Clubs
SVvkkIoR AsrIcLk foR SMOKING.
'"' FkAxcrs TOMS L Soxs,
No Msden-su~, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Business Notices.
vox,s POWDER AND HIS PILL,


LvoNs POWDER AND HIS PILL,
Al "a. ip.ses uite ~ir ALL
sx w,s. Preadeot Of ;te American Iss.u.. seys;
s: ~ s. s:.s::s lsss = fie
so and a. ss, ss.s' E a:' fee ,s s"n s
-. "a :. .. W. Lros sas1 TA-ie no question :.
= s gree s':, ?, @ .i s.s.: sss siss.
ss"yss. an A.s.S p.at, discovered 5, Mr. Lros May
Sn.isbs .ia Be es'rsd Re sars b'ai' h' address ne
sLror. rOxor. In. is..ss e. H. a.; ',iss ass mice.
.sss. .sss % ;.s1 S @sst.is ss. Oras' No. IS AID
uFssso-.F y.
1xcrVyR TgWMpH OF AMERICAN GENUS
ras vo,e.so- -Rarrs-ne FrsEAsss mAkrrAcIvsEe- ~. ~
Tns aEss Conr.,Y Ne. II ,b, n.w
49,. .ss ere sow pspsed faeis a. the sos nIsI. az
S cr.: ,ns rio. cary ns aS sS1 ,ss s i 70 sy prof.
III .is Ras sdcod he sat- ard I y s.dy
=. .sf. s.ss ssssS .ss ssd .sd 3:
osrsey .ks they eoot nah. s. .nS "a echs
sns fom say fOn w.isr and r.. o @
I,qss 70 so, ~s.paa shsisyer inr'dse.d
vsry ss .hs chase tasu'srd and Two S put ''n '0'D
s. soau. to .h. trade Sole .hce..s or retail BY
Sole Agent for ia, United States
A., sI a,.,t for the American O. D. and WstsrpIoof
GROVER e. BAKERS
CrLEsRArED
A ~ NJ
r Esw s.,lss, Price from go TO sioo.
Ss.s. b.bpss ere admitted BE- the bet In use for P'y
oYyIcE No. ts5 BROADWAY.
WuEELEk & Wilson's SEWING MACHISEs.1s
~: :s;% ::.:. :s; ;::. Fumes:
Ta'' ''e ca 6sbee eve. No sS BIo.e~sy. NwYork.
SINGERs SEWING MACHINES.
ve, a. N.Ds,.alns purpose. es, reputation hon
ssy earned All the products Of these maohne' are In
s.-.,S :, .,.,. .r,e.. In snSEEs Co..
<s Broadway.
TRADE OF THE NORTHWEST.
r. attention Of Jobssn and Manufactures ' invited to the
advantages Of Advertising in .ee
ExraEss Il HrRhLp, row.
Having Just entered on Its srvssrKEsra YsAa OT
..o- srstiS.sisoS' si1%s.ssS ard Weekly and h..
yssS wioE cscvLAfok In Iowa. Minnesota iunoH ana Ne
s's.ss xss.rs;.s%sS.s ns inserted q, uniform rs.e.
J. B. DoSa Co, Propretor'
Dususus. lows Dec a. ls,s.
GIH0EK's Saving MACHINES.
In ro,n. Of besy. durability perfection OF work. aud capacity
h ssrorm every v.et, Of Sewing no other sewing mscnDes
cso compare With sixGERs New and improved ha'hnes
sre.say reduced prices N sneEa Co. 4se Brosdwsy.
BARTHOLF's SUPERIOR
SHUTTLE SEWING MAcHDES
eHis an sxoaTeut Machine I'm Y. Express
Office No 439 Broad gay.
Local Asept, wsn,ed Address Box No 2s4i Postohee.
S5O.-SiNGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
PRict ONLY FTTY DOLLARS
Tor good wert and coed looks this machine uneousled
NJ sSGka l. Co,
No. %S Broadway.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every s,scksno begins the BY purchasing ono OF
siusEa hAcgsEs viii be b<ttef on when Tue
,..,sna In SINGER l. Co.,
No 45s Broadway.
AMpRICAN SOlIDIFIED MILK-Prepared at the
o,ss h. Du,ch.ss County fu pure us recon nsnded oy
~ HsW yort Aosdsm, Medicine persons ns 70
a. 70 f.uIi.s VINO pure milk for their enid Depot
No. 167 B"sewsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

SS0.-S,NgER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
PRicr OILY FTTY DOLLARS
Tor GOOD vert and coed looks this machine s uneousled
l. NJ sISeka Co.
No. 4S Broadway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
Southern Baptist Convention.

Second Dag.-The following vice-presi-
dents were reelected: Rev. }. B. Jeter, Va;
Rev. Basil Manly, ST., 5. c.: Rev. W. {.
Buck, Ala; Hon. Thomas Stock, Georgia.
The report of the Bible board was read
1t states that during the past two years the
usual appropriation of $1,000 had been
made to the foreign board; likewis e appro-
priations for the German mission IN Louis.
Vile, and for distribution in Kentucky, and
for distributing Bibles in Tennessee, Flori-
ia, Arkansas, South Carolina, Alabama &c.
The report of the board Of domestic and
indian missions was next read. Receipts ot
both missions for last tw" years S9o, 946.O'.
Deducting expenditures there Is balance on
hand of S6,i695O In addition To the sala-
ries due on the past quarter, the board has
already assumed liabilities for the coming
wear for sos, 900 Last year 81 missions.
ries and agents were under commission ct
the boards of whom were employed
among the Indians.
During the past year. 5}3 churches and
stations were supplied, II ,Ol5 discourses de-
livered, 5000 prayer meetings, l,6'I hap
tisms, III Sabbath schools, Col teachers,
$50 pupils, and area travelled Of $500
miles, to carry out the objects of the board,
The 18th an nual report of the board OF
fereign m ssions was then read. From LIST
April, 1853 to lst April 1859, there had
been paid into the treasury 500, s24, 81, beln 4
an increase of S. ,52l 81 over the previous
year. Balance on hand SS,799 95
Various other reports concerning foreign
missions were likewise read 1t was voted to
hold the next convention at St. Louis, but u
motion to reconsider this was pendln at the
adjournment
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NH 3O-eotS
nv ! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


TJNRCSTEE'S SALE OF TIN WARE, FUR
i NITUKE. dc.-By virtue Of deed oil uu''
dated the 18th day OF April, 1853, from J .;
S,ansbury the undersigned as trustee, IN SAID deed
named, will, on Monday, the 10th day Of Noy, o'
10 ocI,ck, A. ~, proceed to sell at auction at tho
store and dwelling occupied by the said sisns-
bury. on Royal, between King and Cameron Sta
all the stock in trade Of the said stansbury, con-
sisting Of STOVES, TIN WARE, !KON MaEh'
A., Also. all the HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
EN- FURNITURE Of said Stansbury, consisting
of BEDS. BEDSTEADs, CARPETS, CHAIRS.
TABLES, dC
TERMS OF SALE:-Ou oil sums of or below s2'
cash-on all sums above S26, q credit Of thirty
lays will he given, the purchaser giving note
with all approved endorser.
WILLIAM ARNOLD, Trustee.
E3,- All persons indebted to Joseph ;. StaEi
bury, are requested to make immediate payment.
my R--pots v" y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
MARRIED.

n, IN. 9Th instant, by Rev. n. 5. Greensway.
W. HESTER POLLARD, to Mr.. WILLIAM
PRICE. all Of Alexandria.
N, The 9TH instant, 81 Frederick city. Maryland,
3, Hsv Mr. Seymour, GEO. K. CURTIS, OF
,rs.toxn. ID. c., to SOPHIA A. CASSIS.
,smsb,e, Of the late Com. stephen Csssin, L. 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
Swapping Votes.

l,-stand that Smith Democrats,
.;,,.co counties of this Congressional Dis
.., are proposing to the friends of Thomas
w., e they will vote for Smith, that they 1.-THE
';., men, will vote for Goggln. We eau
cha friends of Mr. Thomas in every
,n,v against these propositions. We en-
wa, them all to stand by their colors' and
,,.ls no such proposition.
49,, RooSs-The American Sunday
s.t,o, Union have engaged in the enter
,;.s Of issuing new book every Saturday
su,ng the year. and we have. in hand
chime. one of the series, for the month
NAV, Broken Cis,erns, or the story OF
I.... " or,hington. beautifully printed and
',,u.,ratsd 1t is well told story. giving
.,nrsssive view of the methods OF Gods
.,,,;dsp,ial dealings with men to bring
'h.w to a knowledge Of Himself and ofthsm-
n,,ss For sale by James Entwials & Son.
Dick 4 Fitzgerald. New York, have pub
r.hsd volume full Of mirth provoking sto-
-. finn and humor, entitled The Harp of
rbou,and Strings, illustrated with hume
nm. .ngravings as well drawn as the tales
-. we'll told. If any one wants to laugh
h.,r,ily let him read this book, and he can't
balm himself. 1t is for sale. also. by James
,,,v;.le 4 Son. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

\vEGKOES WANrED.-l wish to purchase
y any number of NEGROES, for which | viii
pay liberal prices. Those wishing I" sell, will do
well to call before selling, At my old stand,
ut West End, Alexandra, va.
aug ls-dtt JOSEPH HRhiN.
EMOYAL.-Ne have removed 10 the Ware
IL house, No 1. South Wharyes. long known as
Janpeys, and are prepared 10 receive and forward
Goods o oil description, to any point. at moderate
tstes Imb d WM H. FOWLE son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
yorsi1u Imports at New York.

Iudsttsdnsss Of Directors February l, $y4,lVs
IS, March |, Ss0,6s9 ~, April ], $sS,7A No.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
.ass,OO5.2ls $tO.e45,li7

Included in the imports for the week, are $34'
:ss in earth.n ware, S29.2j2 in glass, $4,000 IN
plate glass, S2093o in glass ware, $l2,'ol IN M
dlso $l0,s69 in licoroe paste. s4S''o4 III maeasl
SASS in nseed oil, $i5,.66 in opium, $lo,2ss
IN paints, S4S.423 in furs, SLIPS in oranges,
s74,5sJ in jewsry. sj9225 in watches. So. s7' in
dressed hides and leather s224.Ol2 in undre'sod
do, t2O,i74 in brandy, s3s.i'O in wines, $lo'd"4
IN champagne. SLIPS in chains and snehors'
SAILS in copper. s24.O69 in gallery. $lss'o IN
hardware $50 in pig iron. SOL sol in bar ron
t42,2ST in lead, $is9Ol in steel, $3.50 in spell
ter. s9O,73O in tin plates. $l2,Osl in tin slabs,
$780, in tinc $l3,6l7 in books, 5SOOi in cigars,
1884 in coffee. $l3,lls in Ash $il,lS8 in india
rubber s,3q,7 in molssses, $l0,s65 in pipes.
lisp in rags, $5l, BAG in hid. bbl and tee. su
Gar, s96. s63 10 box and bag do. $lO6iO IN toys,
5l5,3I3 10 tobacco, $+7,274 in WOOL and S3z'o2'
ma wJ,len wssts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
Aide, Lowloun County, ap ll-eott

rNENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE. i offer for
/ sale NY landed estate. yng near Mcailun-
,!lIc Warren county. Tennessee, containing SlA
THOUSAND NINE HI IRE b A>p FOUR
ACRES by II recent survey. 1t lies At the foot Ot
the Cumberland Mountains nine miles from Me
MinnviIle on the Stage roaa leading to Nashville,
% mile, distant. and miles from Railroad De
pot. The surface is gently rolling aud covered
With OAK poplar. hickory, and walnut, producing
mast in abundance. A never failing creek runs
through tie whole tract and in addition, there
are about - fine Spring 81 pure ircest"ne water.
The soil j. good.-produce9 corn, oats, wheat to-
Laccu. &c. The wheat raised upon II has weighed
ns high n - fbs 10 the hushe Clover, timothy,
aud herd grn.s are al-o produced III great album
dance, without either guuno or plaster. The grass,
natural to the soil is in great quantities every
where through the forests from the first OF April
until November, enough for 4 thousand head Oi
cattle. and ten thousand head Of sheep. Any
quantity If hogs can be raised at very trihing
from the mast, which Last. from October until
| June About 900 ACRES OF LAND is cleared,
! ri, with cabins for tenants. and the Dwell
-.4LING is handsomely built. with or 10
rooms good stables, &c. Society IL good, equal
! ling that Of any neighborhond in Virginia. The
| Southern University under the auspices of the
Episcopal Church. il 10 miles distant, and the cell
ebiated Altering ace Bershrba only q. Mills,
| churches. and common schools are convenient and
numerous. The climate Is very mild during win
ter. aud free from excessive heat in summer. The
a,mo. phere is dry and clear Of moisture or humid
ity from the elevation Of the COMMUNICATING il
all that persons Of weak lungs could AK. The
constantly increasing price .! these lands would
make this fine Investment to a gentleman who
! also wished 10 establish grain stock estate.
! 10 gentlemen, too, who have large quantities OF
negroes on the Northern border Of Virginia, and
who hold them only at the will! of the Abo!itionl-t-
| this part Of Tennessee affords saie retreat. !
will divide the tract if desired, or sell II IN one
body ut Ss per acre. part in hand and the balance
On time, satisfactorily secured. Address
GEORGE GLtSCOCk,
McMinnyillr. Warren County, tennessee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AccrMULArRD ASSETS OYER 81 500. 900
: i Smh[lnir vi . VI M'''o"' rs""'",'s

ACCT MI LATED ASSEiH Wv fR ol,oOO,uOo
!. VI, MIh[Ii ni, VI = n h'i"'i Era"''rs.
l. lot l. kINItK Aght ~ -t.Tdrdf6r.
1--WE profits If this C"rapanr en"ge rXr!osN"!!
/ {" the henet.r al the assured. ami ha," aver
sgrd not ir-, thiu ~ per cent. per ammUn "n the
premium paid.
Forty per cent al Il g premium l"anei T." the IN
surcr- without security Forms "i aspiration for
insurance. and any Information respecting H. wall
lie furnished, (wlth"ut charge 10y application {"
the agent my 62awim
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES" CARRIAGES"
y This. To- ,mt"rm the public. an.l nanny
TONER. who have been waiting for them. that /
have. received nv spring stock "f CARRIAGES,
aud ,rrsuu- intending Ia purchase cann" iaIl I"
be- -uit,.i n. ] nave now IN hand moro than tween
~ different styles al the most approved KINDS IN
addition rn nay own makrI III New York and N-
mtul,t"n manufacture. Having made favorable
arrangements with some Of the most celebrated
manufacturers III thi. country, can now furnish
nu demand ni to order any kind al fashionable
CARRIAGE. from 4 light Bugg! I" the large,
class Coach on the most reasonable terms. Call
md =, anime lnl il yuu do not purchase Ia" harm
iynr. All new Nvrh sold from this c''nhli' hmemt
warranted some scrund hand CARRlAn EH al
-, for sal. THOMAS YOU'VE,
Carriage Repository. N. 400 Fem. avenue.
Washington. mp 2"--e"2m
U,Isn. FISH" FISH m--ROBiNHON 4
L PAYNE have Just ed, and offer Ion sale
on the loves; terms
go barrel Eastr,rt Herring
100 do AlewYes
NB-Wr viii be- constantly in receipt Of fresh
supplies. Purchasers would 10 we'll TO give u
call before purchasing. my
C,WEDES IRON just received, with Il further
supply of thos. superior Norway Nail Rods"
N a. led nv Ham
mcred Plough Plates, all Of which will be '"Id
At the lowest market rates.
'' GEO. T. BALDWIN,
my NJ. l., North Fairfax street.
WATER COOLERS And REFRlGERATORS.
w i have -nicar"red to obtain for my -alea
this season, rHE NEST WATER COOLERS and
APPROPRIATIONS which could he had. Please
see them. TN hand several Retrgerators of old
AN y JOHN OGDEN.
TEST RECEIVED this day, per Alan, Coz
,) Express, case OF those new style HATS,
called the Ledger L Genoux Hats. something en-
,rely III thls market
III! }. !. ~ ANa.
VISITING CARDS; Wedding and Receptin
\ Invitations engraved and printed in the hrst
! ,tyle. Ly nne of the hest artists in IN" lnIted
! states. at short notice. hy
my hobER BILL.
lust RECElN Ed th.s dav hy Express. beau.
.J tifui assortment II BuNNETS, RIBBONS,
and FLOW EhS.
/ NV J. l. EVANS.
| DOTASH. VIAL. oil, Boiled Lnseed Oil, md
Lew Pure Lead. lust received and for sale Ly
/ j. LEADBEATER son,
/ 9Th mo Q Stabler's Old Stand
/ -.,NTnN .TTJNG r.aaiyad 4 A apJ
/ - "a Straw Mating, good article, and Tor
! sale by my l0I BRYAN ADAMS.
| LNXCHANGE On NEW YORK, for sale at
| Il lowest rates, by
NY at FOHLE Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.
Two Children Burned to Death.

Correspondence Of tie lierundria Gazeite.
A servants house, on the farm of MIR.
Thomas Davis, Of Orange County, was burned
ON the morning of the 9th inst, about sun,
rise, and, sad to relate, two negro children
were burned " death in 1.-THE older ser
wants having locked the door and gone Ia
work short time before the accident.
PoLIrICs IN Prince WILLIAS.-A letter
from Brentsvilie, Prince William County,
received this evening. ys:-"As regards
Shackelford's prospects. | can with safety
say, that they are growing brighter and
brighter. Mr.. Smith looks cowed, and in.
lures his cause wherever he speaks. Sackel.
ford will get from 80 To % votes at Hay
market"
SOUTHERN BAPrIsT CoNyENTION.-ln this
body ON Tuesday, quite warm and animated
discussion sprung up, which continued al
most the entire morning session. The sub
iect under discussion was the re-organlza-
ton of the various boards attached to the
body, under resolution TO appoint com
mittee of enquiry and investigation as to the
manner in which the operation, are conduc-
ted. This discussion was participated Ill by
many of the most talented members of the
conyention.---Rich. Eng.
The Central Hotel at Charlottesville. has
been sold for $4,000, to VIM. VI. Smith and
j. +. Omohundro.
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AUCTION SALES.
EY 5. J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLASSES Al

/ - - - ~ -
BY 5. J. McCoRMICK-ArcrIoyE
PORTO RICO SUGAR AND MOLAsSks Al
AUCTION.
OK FRyDay NORNING NEXT. l%h an.
" .tant. at IL oclock, will be sold Oh the Long
Wharf the cargo of the Brig LEM, hom Maya
gucl, Porto Rico, consisting Of
1872 HHDS. PRIME SUGARS, embracing Tue
most iavorite brands
90 UHDS Strictly prime quality No
20 TtERCES LAssEs.
This cargo has been selected with the utmost
care, expressly for this aud the District tnarHe'
and the attention of dealers is invited TO this sale
Terms at Sale. b. Ii. LAMBERT.
INV dts Washington Star eoPy:l -
BY ;. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"a FOR SAL E.-A new, and beautiful
i'll. DWELLING, situated ON Columbus, between
Princess and Oropoco streets. The lot Is % isct
front, running back half the square 10 n ~ ie't
alley If not sold privately before Uondoy, n:
9h day ot Nay, will, on that day, At Il o'clo'H
NJ sell the at public auction, IN 'front.' vi s"d
premises This house has been built only SIX
months, of the best material in the best manner
and with view 10 comfort and convenience n
residence for myself. Persons wishing to purchase,
are invited to examine it.
TERMs.--Oue half cash, the residue in three and
six montbStitle to be retained until deferred tay
meuts are made. B. II. JENKINS.
ap 2b-dts ~
E4s- The above sale is postponed 10 THtRS-
DA y, 18th inst. at the same hour, in front oi tie
Mayors Office. my lO-dts Is. IL. :.
COMMISSIONERS sALE.-In pursuance Of
" Decree of the Circuit Court OF Alexaudris
County, rendered ut November term, 1875, III the
suit of Acinda A. Keeue, Administrative, vs.. Jos.
f. Edsall &C., the undersigned will offer Tor sale,
ut public auction, on MONDAY, The 2"d dog :
Hry 1879 AT II D'ciock w., in front Of the Mayors
1s.s Office, in the city OF Alexandria, TENE
li MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the west
side of Fayette street. in the said city of AlcXan-
dria bounded rs follows: Beginning ON t"yetIu
street ut the distance Of 100 feet north, from tho
middle Of the square, between King and Cameron
streets thence with Fayette street, north""ia'!,
- feet thence westwurdly, parallel with Cameron
street, so feet to feet alley thence with said
alley, and parallel TO Fayette street, sou'hwstd!y,
~ feet thence to the beginning, with the rgE' Vi
way over said alley, and the alleys cohhe''eu
herewith in connection with others entitled ih.e
TO- aud subject To An annual rent in fee, Oi sA dol
lars, PAYABLE 10 the City Council of Alexandra.
Terms OF SALg.---0ne tenth Of the purchase
money to he paid in hand, at the time OF fale
the residue in three equal instruments at L. and
months from the day Of sale, with interest; tho
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds 81
the purchaser, with good personal security; Tue
title 10 be retained until the purchase money -
fully paid, aud the property to be resold upon
failure IF the purchaser TO comply with the terms
Of sale. +. l.. SMITH, Comm.
LAW. Is. TAYLOR,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-11

&C. FOR SALE.--l offer Tor sale on accolnmo-
81 da,iug terms \ HOUSE and LOT, pleasantly
situated, un 81. A.aph street. AT present occupied
by Mr.. Vim. 4. Hart. The HOUSE has two storie.
and an attic. and large aud comrnodous BACK
Bu llDING fitted with water and gas, and all
the modern improvements. There is also fine
large yard; making it most desirable residence.
.sz ! have for sale. also, several other HOUSES,
e. situated IN different parts of the city. Terms
y.rN Du.u lD--enlm. LiIn SEAHlN