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.ARRlvAEOF' THE aBOHEMIAN.E

e RAsrnsR Po1xrT., Sept. II. The steamei,
Bohetnianffoa Liverpool 3Oth. passed here
this evening" sllcrjsdvises are one day Ia.
ter.lfIqas 81 aJFG.fi3 aeEHua79qn> 20 33ig7
The steamer. AragoIfrom y ewbY FORK, ~.
rived Ct Southampton, on the 3)th. ;g
The Paris correi pendent Of the Lo1dor
rs. telegraphs, that il does NOT appear thai
tie propo sals % make the' city Of Naples
neutral ground, has the skyli.es. success,
We msy hear any day thasa Gssibsidf Aes
enscred1 Naples and tie K1rs;qmttcd 1t; "
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BE8ASr s., SynArroS's NAr1oxAl Book
kEEpiSG. We are favored with. an earl
copy Of this valuable work, which has Been
in preparation for the, Last year, ana f ro5in1
a brief examination are prepared 70 pro:
nounce it, in its general appearance a mod
Lei book;in act.we much doubt if airy .ext
ook,pyinted in this country can vieE with
it for its mechanical excellence. The work
shows evident signs Of great care in its pre-
ton Il IT'S AUTHORS, W. se assured the ePi II is
jim ali respects the best work Of its class
ut will, of course, be generally adopted in
our schools and academies, and become; as
the Commercial Colleges oftlese- gentlemen
are, the standard in matters pertaining to
the science ofaecounts:- We wish the work
success. axsGi ao4 sis5B 5HsL ii
i Published by IVison, phiney & Co, of:this
city.-lChicsgo, Press ard Tribune. a;.s
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hrAD OrB- The Edi,nrfof this, paper ii
removed from the Post MHce.at this, place
Caqserr Too much DOUGLAS and JOHN.
son; lhLtuu \. BAekAAn, Essqq..s iso TIN
apRolnthee; Nr; PAnkAAP will doubtless
Rsts o rs 9s' III Pc ,Setts g
Administration we 'iaye no o. Complaint t
a,ake against <the Goyeernment, fUf tha r.;
moval' aWs could not. be, its party servant
and our dischargeepas IN accordance viii
its policy. We have SEEMS paper signed
BY very1large,majority Of our bsst bushes.
citizens, protesting against the manner, %
our removal and .credaiitipg US with ,ef6ria
nprighhttn"esEsss while in the charge oftho mails
This IS . compliment, which. We value, -muct
higher than the approval 81 any Adininistra
tion.-1No,th 1otca Times Z -! 2.'!' n sGEi
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- oAEMOCRATlC APPOiNTSlEN.rs.
II We call the attention 81 our readers to
following; appointments Of Democratic
-. VSYeStArSntS ah' 9!oT ~ l.,t .iJ9 at9d gaIaf<
3 n Hons, Willis A. German, and Joseph
5 1sinmaun, lin Gstmar) candidates for Pres
Genital Electors; Hons j ohn NJ. Gilman
s4,d James George, Democratic calidates for
Congress, and also. Hon. Amos Coggswell
sailE n1lress th6 people as :ollows:w II
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CIT is reported that tie y. S. Steam an
or CRUSADER has captured . steam. SLAYER on
the coast 81 Cuba. - liao' 7"'s:s'fo = $50
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AntBRoFFPE-RO0NIs-

formerly occupied By J. Going. On Main street,
oys Gh 18th r. t It'll. Hsffx1Es s52ts
nesses of thcmselyeA Of ffnendA Z Having had
feel conidch: Ct being abb. Is please all who
may favor me with CALI No picture Will IN
allowed to leave the room unless it will beat
the strictest criticirps.s afke.ese and p work
s aa eagsa & IL ,1anst. sa gG9S
hopesthut they can appreciate lae7ditie1ence
between q good "A nbrotNpe and those leathly;
ash.colorei. sunburnt shadows 80 often palmedt
All are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime specimens. re blssfz. p46c To-
Pictures taken in CLOUDY as Well % FAlK>>
WEATHER. ---------.----
i Instructions given in the art. So orr
Red Wing, April 4, 1850. 1877
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Suspicion ~oxssts sueaa- paper IS once re-
sa;nsssaSs' 9RhuNdfas asL endo Ste
the Australian colony is said to be rather
Fine Tmes city article Of Thursday the
30th, says the weather is comfortable.
The English funds to-day have been stead
lily maintained ut previous quotations,
Latest by telegraph to LondondcIry-
LONDON, 3lst.-The Tines Paris cores
p0ndclN Of Wedye$lly eve, Snys that. Zig:
nor faraini, WHO wont to- compliment the
sGoxaraor Oh he occasion Of sisits tie
transferred provinces. presented IN auto
which King victSfi Emanpel sayyss that II
asi,Apossib'e ,dtehim any longer to resist
the current 5oe public 6ehngiin ltaly2 that
he must lead or be swept away by it%faud
i d The 44st SAYS .thatgthe Yaapolitan igov-
ernmep!h basCprppossee to Mons: peyillawIard
Ito ehgt9 Gfarihaldi, as neutral, tho terri
tory ayS 1St ,E prevent 9a IN ss stnf2on q
rs The Daily Neiioy says thdt 81 81 riespksoirtea
that according to 20 bankers spatchs. ire
|ceived late yEstar.lay afternoon a fall OFF 81
temper, cent on Neapolitan funds had taken
place. " snotiyojnoo siti tfaiisa tn.!,i.e
"a The Great, Eastern, iadtersbeing ,gridnonetl
at Millor4 ,Haved,o will leave jti.st port fol
New ok OcseberIEth,,dai1 b9Ts5tcge
pr Sir, VIZ; Armstrong writes to. tle IHe
70 State that he has not tendeEed hjyt resiy-
ration te The gp yserHn,nent lie SAYS: II.
ahongh' His emaesnnt Win TIC goyeTh.
:n,ent is for yeafs;S ky hase ino 'ihtenSion2 q
holding fEts l0ngsr' fthan, MS Services
ma ,bs requirelufor protecting the systslits 81
artillery which l1e,;h been the means, ol
introducing: ei,Em ed s9oat .od1 ,dai'la
81 The fh :IioAs;: Earis correspondent re,narks
that i! ths de'nepA of the Is reash goyerapasns
from Naples Pr account Of ;hs, recent out
rage 81 The French Ambassador, cenp?t lie
viewed otherwise than as, lift to Garri6aidi:.
On Monday fast the Neapolitan Generals
Nssenbled ii.,council. and had with tile OK I:
ccption Of General Bosco unanimously re:
solved to take their departure from the Ter:
ritoEyl sat the lnoment Of the departure Of
the; Anethion:t . a! report il eu.Tebteatl M,
pies that the officers of thss aF.ny- and; navy
i ,s rendered R!s their resignation fnq to
S. :. :. t.@e"oH ,IJ ,iai.ftusti In aa.i Grtrrz
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u ENJOY AL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL
p B 6KT \ ! tHo nrn
!: t.: =: !: :: : . ::
w ''''i' sse's-Asin -6trcet, heretofore
occupied by S. 3. Foot.
L4CKISMIZ,HLNG

->- 80 G:E0HEEF.P1 RV EI1:---
! Al The The aew shop on Main st1cst, within /.
{. ffJ;l.P ffhpeF9 Mig of Jordop. TOW
= Red WING, MINNESOTA. 7sf
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Am 4 ! f1:, r. TIL aalptr'sr
-pAGUSREEpTypEs EC1gfsED
: W s ~ ] 2 s e 9 a
/ '52*Jz E. K1CH,I1 ca
Would respectfully anao aii e Ii. citizens
q led Wing and vicinity, that hs ha. leased
: "'s'' w viz .srftesiioc Ina
---ANfRROFYPE
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Arrangements are being expedited for the
resussisatien qf ths,royxl agny steal ship
company, conns lon sEith the Galway
contract; b ~ a. N
TlNsRe, Pa les hae|be pfiP;cir dis
count fsta) lishkents are using dyer} fndca-
vor toeradicate the aeeomodation system,
and that in all cases where the slightest
suspicion exists suslaz ffsf5sF IS once re-
iectcd.
kgsnoa&Ss' 7hunafaS aSLendeaasysae
the Australian colony is said to be rather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-17
AUCTION SALES.
n N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BY T. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Under au-
v thority of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Alexandria County, rendered at the november
term, 1859, in the suit Of Charles b. Alexander,
and Others VS.. John i. Alexander, the undersign-
ed, Commissioners appointed for the purpose, Will
offer for SALE by auction. III front OF the Mayor
Office, in the town of Alexandria, On SAL oh-
DAY. THE SEVENTH DAY of APRIL, 1860,
at III o'cloch, A. NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY,
in the County of Alexandria, of which William b..
Alexander died possessed, viz
/. A square bounded by Patrick, Henry, Wythe,
and Madison streets
2. A square bounded by Henry, Fayette, Wythe
and Madison streets
3. Three fourths of the square bounded by Fay
cite. Payne, Wythe and Madison streets.
4. A square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Madison streets.
5. A square bounded by Fayette Payne, PEN
dletOn and Wythe streets.
6. A square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Pendetou streets.
Also, several fractions of squares in the neigh
borhood of the above, of which description will
be given at the sale. Each square contains two
acres. The above property lies north and west OF
Colrosse the late residence of Judge L. h. Mason.
The terms of sale, as directed by the decree are:
one third of the purchase money TO be paid down,
and the residue in two equal payments ut six and
twelve months from the day OF sale; the deferred
payments to bear interest and TO be secured by
the notes of the purchasers-and retention OF IL
tle the cash payment to be forfeited for failure TO
comply with the terms of SALE and the property to
be resold upon any such failure, at the risk OF the
purchaser. L. 3. TAYLOR,
r. JOHNSTON, CommisS'rs.
WM. c. YEAT0N,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-17

A TERRIBLE MEETING.-For some time
past house OF iii fame has annoyed the citi-
zens of village on the line of the Cleveland
and Columbus Railroad, and it was deter
mined that the house should be broken up
On Thursday night the Marshal of the
village made descent upon the house, took
the inmates in custody. and the next morn
ing they were taken before magistrate for
examination There were three girls among
the prisoners, and as the eye of the magis-
trate fell upon one of them he grew deadly
pale and hastily adjourned the court. Among
those wretched and abandoned girls he re-
cognized the once fair features of his own
daughter. Several years before, while at
tending Female Seminary in an Eastern
State, she had eloped witha worthless fellow,
and her father had never heard OF her or
seen her until that terrible morning. Deser-
ted by her husband, she adopted life of
prostitution, and found her way to the West.
The father, unknown to her, moved also to
the West, and settled in the village above
alluded to- CIeceland PlaiRdedler.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. %, hlng-St1'eet.
PLASTER MILL AND FACT Dry,
No. 40, UmioR-Street
HAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
II Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No. 25, King street, We beg leave to call
the attention of farmers to our large and well Sc
lected stock Of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and GUANOS.
We are also erecting PLASTER MILL, Cat
No. 40, Union street, where will soon be able
to furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of our o0n Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect to furnish of the hest Equality
Ian MEADE Il MARYE.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AMI
n SEED STORE.

GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND
n SEED STORE.
No. IS Kiag Street, opposite Amor d BROS
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
Would respectfully invite the attention of the Far
mers of Maryland and Virginia TO their large and
varied assortment of
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, AND GUAN0S,
which they will be found prepared always to fur
niSh on the most accommodating terms.
OUR STOCK viii embrace the most approved
variety of
PLoWS AND CASTINGS,
HARROWS, CULTIYAT0RS,
Ok Yokes. Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters.
Corn and Cob Crushers, Churns,
Horse Powers and Threshing Machines,
Road Scoops, Wheat Drills,
Reaping and Moving Machines,
Tanning Mills, Cider Mills, Spades,
Shovels. Forks, and variety of articles usually
found in first-class Agricultural Store, which we
deem unnecessary to enumerate.
SEEDS.-Clover, Timothy, Orchard Grass,
Herds Grass Seed, &c.
GUANO. BONE DUST,
SUPER PHOS. LIME, &c.
We solicit orders, with the assurance that they
win be promptly and carefully attended 10.
ADDISON. WALLACE 4 CO.,
ian Is No, % King-st., Alex, Va.
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nv ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
i HE undersigned is now manufacturing. at hi
BREW + r Y,
Corner of King and Faystte Streets,
Snperior nnalities of

superior quantities oil
PALE. AMBER, AND CREAM ALES.
10 which he respectfully invites the attention of
his friends. and the public. Having expert
ence Of over 30 years in the business, and posses
with any manufactured, either in out of the
State of Virginia.
If necessary, he could fill columns with the
many iattering testimonials he has received with
regard to the superiority Of his ALES, from the
press and the public but he prefers that his ALE
shall speak for itself.
BY strict personal attention 70 business, and
n determination TO manufacture nothing but a
superior quality of PURE ALE, he hopes 70
merit share Of public patronage.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up ex-
pressly for family use, constantly on hand.
52as- Orders promptly attended 10.
mhl5 H. s. MARTIN
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WHO WANTS 4 PIANO OK MELODEON,
w II nm prepared 70 furnish, IL ,hor, notice,
and At factory prices, any number u tie justly
celebrated Worcester PIANOS, which, tor durabi.-
ity, easy touch, and sweetness II tone and power,
cannot and never have been eXceei ou the cnuti-
uent Of America. Mr.. Worcester has been enGag-
cd III the business 4 quarter 1T century IN more,
not q capitalist merely, having work put up tor
SALE but a practical mechanic. II il his trade.
His prices vary from 1925 ~ $500 according II
style, and every instrument warranted.
Also Carharts patent Melodeons, AZ factory pri-
ces which vary from SIS to $3.50. They Ar ,u.;a-
bic for Parlors or Churches, being more lar,icu-
larly adapted 70 sacred music.
beg leave to refer 70 the following persons among
others, to whom | have sold the above instruments:
Mr.. VIM. II. Fowe, Mr. Andrew Jameson, Mr..
George IL. Robinson, Mr. Robert Bell, Miss Bey-
crlcy and Mrs. ;. J. Mccormick, Alexandria Va.
MeSSrs Charles J. Stoyiu, and John smith, Mrs.
VI. Howard, Mrs. 4. T. Jefrics, and Mrs. N. X.
Mckennoy, Fauquier county Va.
Miss Mary !. Rose and VT. George Brown lou
douu county, Va.
Mrs. NJ. L. Thornton. Caroline county, Fa.
Mr. James Arnold, King George county, MD.
Mr. Isaac :. Bowman, Shenandoah county Va,
and Rany others. JOHN II. PAkhOIL
fell rs
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NH 5--eOtl

BY T. NJ. observation-disclosures
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
V SALE will sell ut public auction ~ So-
turoay the 2th March, at IL o'clock NJ, in
front of the Mayors Office, the following Lots viz:
Lot No. /. The southern half Of the square
bounded by Pcndleton, Water and Wythe streets,
containing one acre, with the water privilege
This lot lies Immediately north Of the Alexandria,
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Depot.
No. 2. The northern half of the square bounded
by Fairfax, Wythe, Royal and Madison streets,
containing one
No. 3. Three Lots i'll square bounded by Mont
gomery, Washington, St. ASaph and Madison SITS,
one fronting So #. on Washington BY 10 IT. deep,
one " 81 Montgomery, 9S
one 80 % feet on
st. Asaph.
No. l. Half acre at southwest corner Of square
bounded by Alfred, Wythe, Columbus and Madi-
son streets.
n. No. 5. Two FRAME HOUSES on Queen
E::i street, between Alfred and Patrick streets
No. 6. TWENTY FIVE ACRES Of LAND,
one mile from Alexandria Immediately west Of
the farms Of James Green, and the late W. !.
Harper, upon the public road. This will be d.
vided into Lots
TERMS or SALE.-0ne third cash, and the bal
anee in one and two years, with interest, to be
secured by the bond of the purchaser, with good
security the title to be retained till the purchase
money is fully paid. feb 29-2aw6t6eo3t
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nh d

BY JOHN T. Observation-Disclosures
HIRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L By authority Of deed of trust, executed by
Henry Brengle, on the oath day Of June, 1854,
and of record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court of Alexandria County, | will offer for sale,
on Saturday, the 9th day of Horcd, 1860, ia front
of the Mayors Office, in the city OF Alexandria.
AT u o'clock, on that day, the following REAL
ESTATE, binding on Pitt and Queen streets, IN
the city of Alexandria Beginning on the cast
side of Pitt street. one hundred feet north 81 the
middle Of the square, between Cameron and
Queen streets, and running thence in an easteriy
direction with VIM. Gregory line parallel %
Queen and Cameron streets, one hundred and eight
feet to a ten feet alley; thence northwardly with
said alley seventy six feet seven inches, more Or
less to Queen street. thence westwardly with Queen
street, one hundred and eight feet to Pitt Staeet;
thence southwardly with Pitt street seyenty-six
feet seven inches to the place Of beginning, with
all the improvements, appurtananceS, de- The
unmproyed portion of the above property will be
sold first Terms, cash.
The Trustee sells only such title a is vested in
him by the aforesaid deed which is believed 10 be
unquestonable. JAMES I. CARLlN,
mh l3-dts Trustee.
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By I. II. Observation-Disclosures
ON TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY or
~ APRIL NEXT the undersigned will offer
for sale at public auction, LOT Of GROUND
on the south side of Gibbon street, between Pitt
and St. Asaph streets, II feet 8 inches wide, and
76 feet deep.
TERNs.-0ne third cash, and the residue in q,
and II months, with interest.
Sale to take place at II o'clock, NJ, At the May
or's Office. FRANCIS DAVIS,
BY X. c. Smith, his Attorney in fact.
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A FRIEND TO Coy. WIsE.-The New Ha-
ven Conn.,, Daily Register, records the fol-
lowing: l Il.
"A good story is told in New London
county, in this State. of an old Democrat,
recently deceased Soon after the execution
of John Brown, he sent for an attorney to
draw his will, and after arranging the usual
matters in such a document he dictated as
follows" ITO Henry A. Wise. Governor of
Virginia. give and bequeath the sum ofone
thousand dollars, to be paid from my effects,
for the iustiee. frmness and patriotism dis
played by him in the hanging of John
Brown" The lawyer (who was d Black Re-
publican) dropped his pen in astonishment,
and refused to make the record. lie was ac-
cordingly dismissed. and a few days after
another was sent for, who banked ut the
same instructions, and before he could ac-
complish his purpose. his friends convinced
him that he could not in justice to his fami-
", make the bequest--and that the admira-
ton he had eyinced for Governor Wise
would be more gratifying to that gentleman
than gift in money, but it was long
time before his determination was conquer
ed"
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FOR REM


- FOR RENT FROM APRIL lST-That large
H; ana convenient DWELLING. nd the Village,
ou Franklin street Al present occupied BIZ Mr. IL.
N. sutton Ou tia premises are Coach House
ana Sable. Smoke. Bath and Ice Houses. The
GARDEN is upwards of one and half acres.
containing many Apple ana Pear trees. The
GtPDFN which /. rarIv and productive. may H.
entered "a Immediately for cultivation Appiy a.
NH o-pn,f WN. GREGORY.
,,,..,.,,.,. -,
IN laAEhVN hhE n.y. II ~ hhN T.
ii possession S!'en ~ "' ABOUT M iotn u april
ensuing. A"'e" ! a'n'rs'n es' u ~ .aay, WI
pt,"''' t.,.', ,I,-.J IN
.,r:.l.-,a.n,. .,Ia,...r.t II, ,lo.,.t .;3a
l.. ,.r,. ,J ...,..
100 ] rIIpTsTop1rEp >.F,TE
90 i0R kaNI-IAe rev three story BRICK
LII DIV YELLING and STORE, corner ~ Royal
and Prime" streets good stand tor any business.
uoISI, w ra;. s' s.' p, ~. 4 S- ~,
-, rbs E..,roga pa.....,n IL .i,s,r .,iyan
ir,r.I.a..ry Ar,Iy Az.
,.L ..2,y S3NrI,Fr. MILLER
~ FuR KEN l- Inat conmodtou, WARE
-.I Ao >h, on hing street, II present occupied
Wy ,ae Adams LApTts' Company Possession
given un tac vi Il, ArrtI. For terms apply -
mn l--e'tApl ~ vi MrGORhlNh.
err MOP pE\r TI ..,o,.,,Ii,,,. pRICL
I" rTpr pt.nnE WspEUOI,SF H., 22
-.s; ln,r .l.... ..ri.;n;n. tbe warehouse IL
{ IItrtIay S,p.,,.ay E,,li.L II Er. AnrIv III
NH rf II II cNTTfT
G@A toE Rhh i--l"c large NEW AXE
.L1Aa- ~ III, oh ai,h street. ~. ~ '"'eIy oo-
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WASHINGTON BREWERY.

DRAUGHT ALE, PORTER AND STRONG
b FER.
A FULL assortment of barrels, halves and
IN quarters, Of the above superior and pure
MALT LIQUORS, can be had at low price from
JOHN DAWSON,
Middle Store. old Theatre, Alexandria, Va
The STRONG BEER, vn account Of its low
price and mild flavor, is we'll fitted for family use
and it viii prove most agreeable aud wholesome
beverage to ladies and children.
n B. Read the following from the Evening
Star Of December 3, 1859:
"A REMARKABLY FINE ALE.-Mr DayiSon's
successor in the Washington Brewery, corner Of
X and 9th streets, Mr. Colineau, is now manutac-
turing NIX ale and porter and brown stout, all OF
which reflect Infinite credit on his establishment
His ale compares favorably, indeed, with the best
Philadelphia and Albany ales being, according
10 our taste, muck more like the best English and
Scotch aes than those imported from either of
those cities. If he continues to produce SO supe-
rior an article, be will shortly make reputation
for his brewery surprising that of any Northern
establishment"
Enquire of JOHN DAWSON,
Theatre Building, Alexandria,
NH left Wholesale Dealer IN Malt Liquors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-17

BY T. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
kE4 FERRY TAVERN At PUBLIC AUG
.II%.l2 ITO N.-Wnl be offered At public sale, On
the premises, on Tuesday, Apra 3rd, a ~ o'cicck,
that valuable property known rs FERRY TAV-
ERN, near the wharf, adjoining The Messrs. Black
lock, and situated at the corner Of Union street
and Fayette Alley, binding on Union street s.
feet inches, and on said Alley 81 feet inches,
more or less.
The peculiar advantages Of this property are
obvious, and viii be enhanced by the establish
ment of the new Steam Ferry il its immediate
vicinity. Perhaps no better opportunity for a
safe and improving investment can be found in
the city.
TERMS $500 in hand, balance in equal
parts, in y, IS 81, and 20 months, with interest,
secured by the notes Of the purchaser, and deed
of trust on the premises. These terms may, how
ever he varied to a reasonable extent, if desired.
For further information, apply to
". WATTLES.
NH 9-2awts kiug-Street, Alexandria.