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SUGAR., We notice some further arrivals OF
New Crop, which have met with ready sale at easy
prices and the transactions of the week have en-
braced some AGO hhds. at the range of our quota
tions as below. Old Crop has been retailing gem
orally at s09a and l0c u ID, for Common to Prime
and Choice Clarified and Refined, and some Is
hhds were sold in the early part of the week ON
private terms.
We quote as follows for New Crop:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
as5,sf FaiT 20 Fully Fair @ Prime aud choies sS
Weeks receipts, 37s hhds.; exports, ESQ hhds.
MoLAssEs. Some trifing lots of Old Crop have
been received and sold at 2O@2ac. % gallon, ac-
cording to quality. The receipts of New Crop
have been rather liberal, and the sales have
amounted to about 900 bbis. at 5000 and 423c.
for Prime to Choice, and half bbls at 43@46c. B
gallon The closing rates were 37@39c. for Prime
to Choice in bbls., and 436D45c. u gallon in half
bbls.
Weeks receipts, 2156 bbls. exports, 1856 bbls.
FLouR The market has been dull, and prices
have been still easier for buyers, with sales up to
Thursday evening of only about 5000 bbls. at
range of IS 62a5s5 a73 and IS 80 for hathoop and
rouudhoop Supefine, Sc 25@s6 rs for Ordinary
to Good Extra, and 81 o. @ss 90 and IS so aa bbl.
for Choice Extra brands. Yesterday the sales
were confined to 200 bbls. hathoop Superiine at
S. rs, and 200 roundhoop at S. s50s5 30 ID Dbl.
Weeks receipts, l4,739; exports, 72sl.
Corn N.. We noticed one lot of 1900 sacks
Mixed sold on Saturday last for shipment at 65c.,
since which, owing to The reduced supply, the
rates have advanced 395c. u bushel, with further
m alax f,F nhaan nks
chiefly at 6s@iO ond 72e. for Yellow Mixed and
White Mixed, and 73@75c. V bushel for White.
Yesterday about ll0O sacks Mixed sold at 70e.,
400 Yellow at II, 100 White Mixed at 70, 500 White
at 70, and 800 Prime do. at 75c % bushel.
Weeks receipts, 20,3is sacks; exports, 7l43
sacks.
WHEAT. !. We have noticed sales of few small
lots recently at 81 COOL 10 % bushel for Red and
White.
| Weeks receipts, 52l sacks; exports, none.
| RYE. About loo sacks have been disposed o.
this week at &c. % bushel, showing a considerable
| decline.
| Oars. The business of the past week shows 4
still iurther improvement in prices, with sales oi
some 10000 sacks ST. Louis at 43@l6c. T9 bushel
for Ordinary to Prime, the principal transactions
| however, being Al 4a0b45e u hushel.
Weeks receipts, 96r9 sacksi exporr71 426.
BRAN Prices have ranged at s. O0@$l 25 Il
loo lbs for Ordinary to Prime, most Of the trans
actions being at 81 lV@sl 20 for Good lots OF
| the Leyee.
HAY. We have noticed sales of about LOCI
bales Western during the past week at $50 000
ss4 90 and $50 90 q ton, according to quality, ant
a few hundred bales Eastern at s34 SO % ton.
SaEAF OATS. "A few small lets have been sol
at s2S 90 T3 ton.
PORK. The market continues dull, with sale
Of only few limited parcels during the past wee
at s2l 90 u Dbl. for Mess, at which rate dealer
\ have supplied the retail demand. We quote roun
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

The rates freight from Cairo New oeaus have
vanced 2 for bacon and lard 80 baggrg
dry goods 40 CENTS potatoes and onions SO per b
S. whisky 80 cents pork 70 cents and tobacco
hundred lbs Is cents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

Ergnes boilers machinery marble and extra heavy and
bulky articles taken only by special contract.
Dorm Freight.
Cotton Vckshurg De Soto and g points below incIud
ing cotton reshipped from small boats keels and fats
per un ii boilers machinery and lumber by special
contract Down freight enumerated price freight
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

TOBACCO. The frost accounts from the West
have still further strengthened the views Of hold
ers, and the asking rates are again advanced,
though we have noticed but very little inquiry,
and hear of no offers made for round let's during
the week. The transactions as far as we are ad-
vised have been confined to Is, 100 and 252 hhds.
on private terms, and q few trifing parcels, OF
which the particulars are not worth reporting.
We retain our previous quotations only for ref.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

v. D. EMO r U { III E. Dealer,
As ae Old Basin. cornar Of Toulouse and Franklin.
Has constantly hard RUILnING MATERIAL. such ~
Lime White Yellow sand Cement Pa-,e, Of Paris Shin
gea sahs Slaves Also, English, Rrstnh and Anseap rirp
Bricks, aud all kinds eF Firew1pd
s- oFdaEs fro the eonntrs eoHpty aRG esref ,ls nd
edto sns "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

FROM NASHVILLE POINTS CUMBERLAND
sMiTHLAND TO NEW ORLEANS
Freight Tariff adopted by Captains Owners of the
regular Nashville and New Orleans Packets fixed by
Committee appointed by The regular Captains in the trade
The figures each article for through freight and the
second figures for way freight:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

All kind, Of 'eavy Mach nery-per contract
M1ney--1a of per cent 80,
Mn eindJo 81 co. singles 90; Horses aud Cattle
s5dl; ppgs-SS co.
Dozen Freights.
Cotton, per M 81 % !: Cotton seed-pef tun, 81.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Cotton Presses.

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Robin Streets
FACTORS,
FRERETs .,s, s''ssN>'' - ',s.se,'s'
st. Mary's street. between Perdido and Poydras.
LOUISIANA
Corner of St. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchouptoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH,
MERCHANTS,
New Levee and Louisa streets.
Corner Levee and Rofignac streets.
PLANTERS,
Corner Annnnciation and Richard Streets
szYMANsKTs ',''s'''.s,' ''D-
SHIPPERS ',s' - ''3 s,S,'e.
UNION,
Corner New Levee and Roffgnac streets.
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Orange streets,
CRESCENT PRESS,
TYLER PRESS
LEyEE STEAM c6TToS PRESS, .y-:..==
Lepee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegu
- - streets. Third District
INDEPENDENT, '''
New Leyee and Rofgnac streets.
NEW Leyee street between Monegut and clouet
Third District
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St, Mary,s and Tchoupitouas streets
Fourth InStrcl -
GUINNESS, EXTRA sqUur fHis pUsLIh
- PORTER is superior any ohe q beseraks
for medicinal purposes For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents,
fest III Old IAvsr as"- :. :. -,s street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

BROWN BROS. & CO.. 35 Garondelet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH 4 CO., Camp street.
BROWN J0HNSF0N a. CO., Nc. 80 Csrondeet street,
BENoIST, SHAW 4 CO., No. 10 Camp street.
BANK OF COMM ROE, JACOB BARKER, Manager,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets
THOMAS H. BAREER, corner Camp and Gravier
| H. W. CONNER d ftON, No. 80 Carondelet street.
JOHN WOOD & co. corner Camp and Common streeta.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

WAY FREIGHTs BENDS PLANTATIONS As
Memphis tNapoeon ard Helena exceped) BY the Memphis
ut,k k..I lns uk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Nm OrItans 5aity Gresttnt, jsat.aias asot.,>

TARIFF CHARgEs FREIGHT BY TIRE NEW oHLgAFs AND
LArouKoHE TRANSPORTATION CoxPIrT.
Orleans 10 Loust and LdfoTehs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

| From Coast 70 Nete 0rteqas.
sugar-per hdd......... 90 Molassesper barrel -.
Moss--per bale 10
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

All freight be landed at the city wharf uness an
rate Of 235Se, per 100 pounds be paid.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
DOMESTIC PORTS.


To sail on 81 NnaY Y, Qct. u, at s A. M
r-na GALVESTON AND MATAGURDA BAY.
NN FkTb New Urle&is and Texas United States Mail Line
superior coppered and copper fastened steam
ship Chas Morgan, Z Lawless, commander win sail as
above carrying mails For freight pas
sage having superior accommodations apply
board OF to !. O. HARRIS, Manager
81 Camp street.
seamship will every Thursday and sun
aav nnrnnpa for the above ports oiS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
IA FROM salrHlAsp Asn rApuc4n TO SEW ORLEANS.

Hay Bran and ship
Aiuf.per ton.,-,.4 8 W +
Corn. Wheat u 100 lbs 20
oafs. per l0y ll,s....... %
H ses, PEE head. ..... 8
Mules, iier head......6 o
Beet Cattle, per head.,
be charged per hid. on Tobacco
lr off Inn t,f hank
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20

r X. DI&ON. ATToEAEY-Af-LAw, No. a Ssnp
4 mlS II
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

BY A. GREEN, Auotioneer
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS
- COURT OF HORSES, CARTS, HARNESS Mil On
Cow, Hoes, POULTRY, FURNITURE, BRICKS. Inv
BER; BUILDING SAND, DC dC AT AuCTIvN-Or
MONDAY,t e25th inst, shall sell, at 10 O'Clock
aT. by order Of the Orr mans Court of tne DiStTc
ot Columbia, at the late residence of James o.
Dawes, decreased, on betwe- 4th and 5tb streets
north, nc. COZ, all the personal Effects of de-
hrsrrate Work Hones Horss Carts,
Large lot OF Harness, 6na Mich Cow
Hogs. lot Of ronitTy and lot of Furniture
Large lot of Building and Paving Sand
Lot of Bricks and Lumber,
With many other articles which we deem unueeea-
Sary 20 enumerate
Terms All sums under - cash over a credi,
OF 2, and months, the purchaser to give notes
day of sale. ' '"'
ELIAS DAWES, Administrator
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EDUCATIONAL.

M, MRS. McCOR ICK'S SCHOOL,
EAhS. MCCORMICK desires 20 inform he,
friends and the public generally that she will resume
.ne Sates of her School on the lat Monday in Seq
The course of study pursued will comprise ell m,
tion. HAsHSn oe@Oo
In addition 70 her day scholars she ia desirou, Of
Ieceiylng INTO her family few pupils as boarderr
sssl tom lo 70 years, who viii be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight ~
her Arrangements for the Accommodation And
que caIe OF Pupils have been considerably ipcreased
SesiIlng particular information with references 10
the Star HN'On
Fer terms and further particulars spply at he.
rendenoe-Nc. 80 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va
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Ey c. MCGUIRE CO., AuctioneerK.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL EOiJSF
-. a ANDLoT.-On RIOAYAFTERNOON, Juns
of trust dat October 10th, is59 and dnIy recorded
In Ll3sr j. A. 3, No: l67 ct seq =, one of the lsnd
Teoords Ior Washington county, ID. c., shall sell
Squ.re nnHbes ed three hundred and thirty eli eht
ront ng ~ iset on north street, al the oornef of
aIeJ together with the improvements, consistin
OF Two story Frame Dwelling House Containing
Terms: l25 in cash; the residue in monthly pay
ments OF S25.wIth interest, secured by deed of
trus: on the Ptemises.
2. w; REED, Trustee.
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ErR RArNARn RIIrKEY- nno,,onoo--

By BARNARD a BUUKEY. AuotIoneers.
GeoTsetotcR. ID. c.
TWO FRAME DWELLING HOUSES On
- BRIDGE ct ,GEORGETowN, AT AR, TTDN DIN
Thu kSDAI AFTERNOON: .4th instant. at 8
OF Lot IA. in Holmesd's addition 10 Georgetown'
iIsrtIng 81 feet on the north side of Bridge near
h' ntgomery street, and running b.ck Isi feet aad
Improved By two good Frame Dwelling Hcu ses
This gronnd is part OF the of the late Samuel
beaH, and the Title Is unquestionable.
Terms at sale
I'D BARNARD Il BUCKLEY, Auots.
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ma,17.d &c MoGfTIRE v; vi RREEEDt al TTrustee;
FRI,iSgiirG FIigirTi,iMcG MCGUIRE ,J co, Age.ionser..

DFAUrTi,iMS.cG TX j. Fl MCGUIRE co, AgG,ionssTs
pay, May 24th, at FIVE o'clock, at me huction
Eooms-a colection of upwards OF 10 very choice
European on Paintings, just imported al oare-
fully hnlshed by talented artists of Paris and Brus
sells. The above pictures are Ofa high class and
comprise valuable original Paintings by eminent
nylns a lists, and fine copies of some of the most
eaDe0Fated pictures of the old masters now in the
dlhsrept galleries of Europe. Among the subiecfs
my be found Groups. Figures Oflife size, Historic
Sunlects, Architectural and Street. Views in diff
lerent European cities, Cattle and Flower Pieces
including fine copy Of Rosa ROnhem's tIcture in
Ias as.i Luxembourg Gallery, Landscapes: :, with a
great variety OF sIze and style, subject and finish
The atte ton oftle lovers of good picIurss ia
respectfully invited to this sale.
The Paintings will be On exhibition for three
days prior To- taie.
Terms: So and under, cash; over $50 credit of
~ and 3! days for notes satisfactorily endO rsed
bearing interest
ma l9 ]. G. McGuIRE CO Anntr
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH

IN TEETH,
~. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and psteute<
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tenas personally at his oitoe in this city, f
MANY persons can wear these teeth who oS6fS1
cannot wear Others, and person can wear 9th ar,
who cannot wear these,
Persons cslling at my ONCE can Re accommodated
Win any SO and price Of Teeth they may desire
Out 70 those vino are particuar and wish the purost
oleanest, ST. Tongest, and most perfect denture tSs
ART can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms IN this oity-No. $40 Pa syepue. betveer
phi1. ~ ~ I
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H. DENTISTRY.
- q. HILLs, after practlc. lest Of two years
toeis that he oan with confidence reoon- -.
mend the Cheorastic Process for inserting6 49,
arnhcial teeth IL has the advantages of"D
IpPer sets inserted for SS5 Partial in pToportion
Once 306 Pa. avenue. AZ
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DURE SODA. WATER, WITH A VARIETY
4 c., can be had at MOGR -
ma l9-2w SoutL :, 4.
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- 1o., 499 7TH STREET,
Travellers will study their interests d, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES SIC before pur-e euyy,,e
chasing elsevere- AS usR none hut the ~ ~
best material the market affords and employ >e<1t4
the pest worknen, can confidently recommend INV
work 10 bs superior In Strength and Dty0biiifv 10
Trunks that are made In other cities and sold here
1 Keep constantly on hand, and make TO order ION
LEATHER, IRON PRIME French DRESS
a5d 0,ss, W9fqR KGf p FOX II %R gEEKSE gEE ASHLANp asd
NESS; SADDL ES;. WHTPS, fe., Re. MA"
Trunks, &c, Repaired and Covered, in a work
menlIke manner, at short notice
Trunks delivered in any part OF the city. George
sfk sfk,,sy1sN,jAgent ,ys : for Aoye's celebrated FAMILY
de l5-ly JAMES s. ToPHAM.
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81 ssg%F$$stEE Fl g%F$$sE$$i s$5Esa r. 80
The undsr,ignsa Gsd bs1iIt lIh St, SIS.
and las aae in S9s tSe
above cities for all the deicaces Of the season snd
will Be sis.T in Eess, siP Pt MnS deIISy Of
| E!::ee E!::e Ee AAsEElkbHhtL' AAsSElbHF;
EEIs:$ EE5::$$ SflfaT MaiTE FISH.
Fresh FresR PkkE Pi-kE PIKE, f.
Fresh Fresh FFt60SggTNPPEERs,
Bsy scIb feae fSqSs oYsTGks T5FGe
s y a Of NoT5R PRf # H H
Son CRABS, and SEA TURTLE. GAME Of
All Kinds gSf FRUITS lin season,
oLpS. r. :. Deliver to all parts Of the city free Of
S,ss @s call lsss ssd will suit X fEos H. HARVEY.
The srEIHEEkB E2E kBAF+rsN9E5i A. Nf9EE55i,s Can't. y
Ssy; ssftfbSY WEtf fSsi # m6RSPNe mf6sESfs
FoTd sroSms and Cosas Whar q also al siSs POINT
Ing al all the above places. For freight Or passage
ssss RI + ;:s
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
we h.va ; Srest. 5et,ceen 9th and loth Streets.
Kas.Hs, Pq!k PSsatess, Famiiy c@SEG
~, s ~ tpagssss, which We viii sell saH6
Being Pfsot,cs tshi mechanics in dssr,0, ,r,roh..
% Sf tse business We fstter ourselves that we know
he styies and quality Of work thatvil give satis-
tSc''oh' combining ishtness, comfort and dnEabIi-
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to at
WAITER, RaRMASNs Rsis MfiSSPsp,s 4 soPps sfsosPFfpss'
., 1d,ahm 1Godn,ehmakers, SUCCESSORS to VIM. T. Hook
ReeuLAR srEsHT EE4HT1eEs 1seEEsrrr ,,nr ..
iu,,. uM EEN & BALTiMORE AND
msres 81. rbsSfT RIs;,Lsve Hs;mLssve Com Es.aaazZE
lows; '' o. Hii
DIssoED AN STATE. every WEDNESDAY, att
'ysis It shs iSot a sb .,,..,
Psss.sS SHY %sDsEsRAX yoss1ss
TH3s. ". Ri. LEY. Agent,
m Is-Tarsm Ril'y'' Ws,ssss,s, s,ss I. ai W Sss IS0.S1
- Furniture! a
- $4,000 DOLLARS WORTH m
N,Ew EuR'S TuRE,
RGsfp BAReRNs Al By s.s S6
had tor cash. and the quality of ali the goods war
ran'sd 70 be a. Z. resesssssnssd; sss 6 Apply a
n.s.s.ra. asssRR Ras:s RRssok ...,::. .eo;.
&c G2sum2x n2 sssIrH,s ss e sss yGsr sPRINe and
cfTEsNSig! gc sTpESNi!H Seventh IT.. to sst yosr BOYS
.ssAsos JUN iKls :: 5 ArEis. il:EE sos n. Az.
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EOR RENT-That beautiful COTTAGE AZ tie
U foot Of Fourteenth street we st. the rerids1ceof
the late Peter Cazenave, Esq. with large lot, gar
terms apply 10 DR.. JOHN c. RILEY Fourteeuth
St, No. 453, or PETER C. HoWLE. Esq, 352
u ST. an aS-eolm
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FOR RENT-The three-story and Basement
L BRICK HOUSE at the corner Of 9Th aud =
ts., with Office Rooms on 9th st. Apply 20 WM.
X. RILEY d BROTHER. No. So "Centrsi
Stores" west building, bet 7th and 9Th sts opoo-
site Centre Market. mae ~
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FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
IL HOUSES, on 18th street. between G and D sts,
with u good rooms, with gas IN each room, Terms
moderate. Inquire Of JAS. w, BARKER, on III
St, bstween llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
mar 6-u
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M NEW ANn SEASONABLE GOODS.
IL Have been adding almost daily TO our stock
OF spring and Summer Dry Goods until we think il
veIy complete, Me name N part-fol De Lalu. a
psw article I9r adi SUITS also; MohaIr De Chine.
gaDdies and conetts; Berage, Organdy (SreDa-
olne ana Enslish Be,age Robes, in fcoIn two 10
plne tlounoesi Para soils, Sun Shades and sun I'm
eerehas; Ladies, French Worked Hon ton and LInen
sIeTy, Gloves. Gsuntletts, and Black Silk Mitts;
new style Coaks French Lace Maut les and Points
Ia great variety; Linen and Cotton Sheeting; Irish
Linens OF the best makes, &e, 80
W. GAS FIXTUREs.
sJyEdR Hsye We IN store and are daily receiving, GAS
ana finlsh superior IN style to anything herets6re
offered in this market. We invite cit zens general
iy 10 call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Flxt9res, ieellng confident that we have the best
All Work IN the above line lntrusted 10 our care
Wall be promptly attended TO-
80. MYERS & McGBAN.
mar 5-u 376 d street.
I'll FUREiDIs, An Oriental story by the author
~ OF The Lampllghter" and Mabel vaugha ,
popular noses =, pS sh: ana sn.s4.
Sxaoshan hose great success is far too recent to
have been forgotten. The former has reached a
sale unpsralleled by any American novel except
b en- sold: In the present novel the author has
transferred the tcene Of her ,tory from Anerican
ground 70 the fascipafing Orient All readers who
nave enjoyed the stirring incidents and vigorous
ond invitation to follow the author into this new
ana charming region Of romance. For ale by
PHIL & SOLOMON.
Metropolitan Book store,
o., SSS "a. av.. between 9Th ard 10th sts.
Stauonery,&o ma n
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EOR SALE-Between7 and Y acres of WOOD
a I-AND-a beautiful building slte-On the Plank
Road, about miles north OF Washington Inouire
at No. }, Agency Block, corner of seventh aud r
sts. ma8 2ws
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TOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
u on Thirteenth It one door above q ST., north
No. 429, lately occupied By Captain Lee o. = N'
P9ssesSion gIxsn on the lst of day Inquire of
jos. Abbott, ESQ St, between 18th and 18th
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
an extensive stock OF FUEL, is prepared 10
sell at a very low figure for cash "
WOOD sawed and Split apy size
Call ard see for yourself
r. w. BATES
Wood and Coal Dealer,
ma Is :. Y. corner of Fourteenth and q sts
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FOR SALE-A great bargain, four acres Of wel
L improved LAND. well suited for a market sar
den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and
kitchen well OF hne water IN the yard under
city property, and on moderate terms. The land Is
at BalPs Cross Roads, two and half miles from
Georgetown, and in Alexandra county, Va. Apply
to ". CoRBETT,o over Bank Of Nashington.
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FIVE THREE-SrORY BRICK DWELLING
Il HOUSES AT PRIVATE SALE.-Ths sub
scrlber will sell, at private sale all of the
hve well built and comfortable three-story Brick
Dwelling Houses on Ninth street, opposite Grace
Church, on the Island, which afford an excellent
opportunity To pers desiring comfortable dwell
ing or to lnves. Price low and terms easy.
CHAS. :. WALLACE. Attorney
ma '4-3tawiw No. Indiana aveUue
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WOOD AND COAL.

w 90 D
G o A l.
Delivered to all parts of the city AT the lowest
possible rates.
T ]. & w. NJ. GAIT
ma II-tI north side
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THREE SMALL AND DESIRABLE BRICK

a ID" EBBlNG HOUSES, at the corner OF
IhIrteenth street west and street north The
SUBSCRIBERS Offer for sale three small and desirable
Brick Dwelling Houses, situated at the corner OF
hlrteenth street west and q street north. Two of
the houses front on Thirteenth street and contain
rooms each; the other fronts q street and con
talns rooms, The houses will be sold separately
and on very liberal terms of credit. Apply TO JAS
{. McGUlR RE CO., Auctioneers and Commis-
m o-oN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DIP virtue of u special execution to ne directed
ID and delivered from the office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Muscatine county, State Of
Iowa. against the lands and tenements of BENZ amin
Hershey, Elizabeth Hershey, John Il. Hershey,
Jacob Huber, John A. Parvln, Charles Twtchell
and Niles v orks, havo levied upon and will ex
pose te SALE on Saturday, the fourth day of Febru
airy, A. d 1860, at tie Court House door, in the
city OF Muscaline, the following described proper
ty, to wit: Out lot No. one %, in section No. two
(2), in township No. Seventy-Six G6), north OF
range two (2) west, excepting seventy-hve feet on
tho east side, and feet the ives. side OF said
lot Aso, all of lot five in block forty three that
falls in lot No. two in Section No. two, in the
Township aud Range aforesaid. Also, parcel OF
land commencing on tho west line Of Lot No. two
in Section No. two aforesaid, thence west On the
line OF Muscaine street, eighty three feet, thence
at right rgles with said street, one hundred and
forty feet, thence eastery at right angles with the
last line until it strikes the west line Of lot No.
two (2), in Section two (2), thence south on said
line to Muscatine Street, being a piece of land
eighty three 1881 feet Muscatine street and run
ming north one hundred and forty GAO feet, all
situate in ths county of Musos tine, Iowa. All of
of which, or SO much thereof as may BE- necessary,
viii be sold to satisfy said SPECIAL execution In fa
vor Of Jacob Hershey. Sale to CO m nencc etWeen
he hours Of n,ne O'Clock in the forenoon and four
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day.
WILLIAM GORDON,
Sheriff Muscatine county.
Muscatine, Jan. 5, lS60.4w-pr's fee s..