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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIA.

ARRIVAL or THE AUSTRALASIAN.
PORTLAND, April 23.--The steamer Aus
tralasan from liverpool on the llth instant,
and bringing, via Queenstown, advices OF
the 18th inst. arrived here this morning.
The steamers Asia, Etna, aud North Bri-
ton, have arrived out.
The Australasian takes the place OF the
steamer Nova Scotian for this trip only.
There is no news of political Importance
by this arrival.
The French and other Continental journals
accuse the English Parliament Of provoking
the recent CarlSt attempt in Spain and the
instruction in Sicily.
The Reform meeting IN Hyde Park on
Sunday was poorly attended, and its proceed
ings were tame.
IIecnan, the prize-fghter, had been held
to bail in the sum Of CSC to keep the peace
and then released. He Immediately left for
London.
lIeeuan was charged before the Magistra-
ties at Derby with an intention Of engaging
in a prize fight, and thereby causing breach
uf the peace Ills counsel contended that
IIeenan never broke the peace in England,
and had no intention ~ doing So The Court
finally took licenan'5 own rccognizancc Tor
CSC, with the suretics Of C25 each. Il was
stated by the Court that Ileenan could not
further be intcrtcred with any where, unless
lie broke the peace Ills surct,eS promptly
signed the bond, and lIeenan and his friends
left for London.
Bells Life" was quite indignant at the
CAPTURE Of IIceuan, attrlbutng it to lrenan
and his companions in going to place
where they were almost certain Of arrest.
4 subsequent edition. however, exhoncratcs
lIccnan IL All blame. Ii was considered Ger
tain that the fight would cone off on the 10th.
An Imperial Commissioner ot France was
travelling through the neutraiized provinces
81 Sardinia, but was coldly received at some
places.
The French government had reprimanded
the Pays" and 'Parie" for giving currcn-
cy To rumors that England i blameahlc Tor
The outbreaks in Spain and Sardinia.
The fluctuations at the Paris Bourse have
been but Slight. The Rentes closed AZ 69t.
9Oc
The King IF Sardinia vas about to make
a tour through his new dominion.
The British Ambassador aud Sandman
Court accompany him.
Gen. GaribalQl had arrived AT Turin, and
taken his seat III the Chamber u Rcprcsen-
tiycs.
From Hungary there are accounts Of great
anti Austrian demonstration al the capital
uu the occasion III the funeral of i student,
who died ii consequence oG Injuries received
from tie police iii 4 recent disturbance SIX
Thousand ncuDlc followed The corpse Pa
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rs a3 lCoxMuN1cArrD.
The Corporation and citizens of Alexan-

The Corporation and citizens of Alexan-
A.. have contributed largely to Internal
1s,n,ovements terminating in this city, and
:, S true that we have impoverished our
.slves by our generous liberality. aUnfortu-
s.,olv we have been cruelty disappointed
10. na tbe result of the investments we have
~ Ia ;nasmuch as we have not been able to
90 any adequate return for the large outlay
%s;s boveyer. should not discourage us from
ling all proper efforts to regain at least
To-, rortion of the trade which belongs to
- Which in times past was ours, and out OF
~h;ch uur merchants made large fortunes.
r.il,de Ia the Tobacco trade of Maryland,
',a;eb is now monopolized by Baltimore.
This trade we have of late years neglected,
I might say. thrown away, aud having had
mr. attention called to Virginia improve
msnts we have in measure lost sight of
is Importance. If the product of the to-
baeco growing counties OF Maryland could
ha thrown into our lap. by facilities that
,vond cost us but tribe rs compared with
other improvements, will not our merchants
and other citizens warmly embrace any
seheme that would bring about a result SO
desirable?
The planters and people Of these counties,
I know, are anxious to have railroad con-
nactiou with this city, and am told that
thu small sum of Sl50,000 will secure the
construction Of line from Upper Marlboro
/, the Ferry, on the Maryland shore. The
Improvement, when finished, would bring
the planters of Prince Georges and the
patuxent counties so near Alexandria, as to
induce them 70 quit Baltimore and trade
with us. That they will contribute literally,
/ have no doubt, and | have been assured
that the right of way, for the entire dis
lance, will be gratuitously granted.
| have thrown out these suggestions Tor
parties interested to consider, and promise
more on the same subject at the proper time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24

MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, Pc
Nl RIODICAL REVIEWS, etc, etc, just re-
ceivod, and for sale AT FRBNCIS Book and Pc
riedica Store, 10f King street.
Atlantic Monthly Tor May 25c.
Life of Stephen 4. Douglas, a fresh supply, zoe.
Brownsou's Review for April, 7jc.
Railway and Travellers Edition Of Cooper :
Novels, bound in cloth, flexible, price 75c. per
volume; "The Last Of the Mohicans, Pioneers,
"Dcerslayer," "Pathindor." "homsward Bound,
"Spy,"" PIot" 'Wyandotte, "Bravo," "Prairie,
"Wept of Wish-ton-W Wish" etc.
Wild Sports of the West, md. Life on the From
tiers. by Emerson Bennett author Of the FORGED
Will" The Traitor" CLARA Moreand, ctc ,
Sl25
WEEKLIES.-Lesl \. Y. Illustrated News,
LEDGER. Courier DIES Etat Uns, London News,
Punch. Vanity Fair, Homo Journal Welcome
Guest. Literary Companion, Weekly Herald, Y.
s. and National Police Gazettes, n. \. Clipper,
saturday Evening Post, Flag, Mercury, \. \.
Weekly, Uarpers Weekly, Wayerly Magazine
Weekly Sun. Dollar Paper, Scientific American,
Porter's Spirit, Wilkes DO, Pilot irish News
Irish American, Family Journal, Weekly German
Papers, etc. enc.
DAILIES-N. Y. Herald, Baltimore sun, Alex
andria Gazette, Evening Star, Evening Virginia
Sentinel. :
Hildehrand, the Buccaneer and Cardmhi T.
Austin C. Buriick. l6c.
Constantly receiving new Books, Papers, Maya
zines, kc., &c. up =
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New York, April 23.--Cotton closed fiat; sales
of 900 bales Flour has advanced Be-; sales of
II 900 bbls.; State S5.25@S5.35; Ohio sea 6.l0;
Southern $6.3o@S640. Wheat has advanced
G2c.; sales of $4,000 uush.; Southern red l5Oc.
Corn closed 6rm; sales Of 10000 bush; mixed
rSI@75c. Pork closed firm; mess Sl75O@SlS;
prime slS.25@$l4. Lard closed firm Whiskey
closed firm at 2l!M2l3c. Sugar closed firm;
Muscovado 5sM74c Coffee closed firm. Molas-
SEES closed steady ut 49c.
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REMARKS-The market for Flour opened
oniet. with lair offerings and light sales. Hold
ers are firm at Sc for Supcrfne. Fair offerings of
Wheat, with spirited market, and prices are
looking up, quotations showing IN advance OF )
(G4c. on last Saturdays prices. Sales Of far to
good white were made OH Change ut 1000 l65c
and good red at l50@l51c. No strictly prime on
the market Corn has declined the demand be-
ing chiefly confined to mllers. There were about
1000 bushels offered, mostly afcat. Sales of
white at 76c. by weight. Rye is in limited re-
quest. with light offerings and in quotations there
is no change to note. Oats are quiet and IN
changed Plaster is IN better supply, with an nc,
tive demand Cargoes direct from tho vessel
s4.25@$450. Ground Plaster is in great de-
mand, with y limited supply. We quote St@S6.-
so u ton. Fertilizers are moving of briskly' Il
steady demand having already set in Stocks oil
All kinds ample.
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Alexandria Fish Market, April 2s.

There is no Improvement in the arrival of fish
to. day, and the demand keeps prices up Since
our last report abou, $4,000 Herring, and 1000
Shad have been brought up. Prices range from
sll@sl2 p thousand for Herring, and sl3@Sl6
ss hundred for Shad. Bunch fish are less abun
dsnt, and sell at 1S@20c d bunch for Rock and
Perch.
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RATS arrived at Columbia, Pa last week. The
Spy, Of that town, says:
Very little business has yet been done here in
lumber. Reported heavy stocks OF lumber Mt Will
Transport and Lock Haven Mills warn our dealers
OF competition during the summer. and they are
accordingly cautious in their purchases Prices
have not yet become settled, but there is every
Indication TINT the rates will he below last year
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CHILDREN "FAsHIoNABLY" DRRssED.-Ihe
absurd fashion of exposing children OF tender
wears to the keen outdoor air, with but halt
the necessary protection which their little
arms and legs require, is still so prevalent as
to require word of comment. Lit Is true,
fond mother, that your chubby, three-ye
old boy is finely modelled as the Cupid OF
Cayona is, but the pleasure you derive IN
knowing that other people admire the grace
fol roundness of those limbs, will never COM
pensate you for the anguish and watchings
which you will experience when he is at
tackled with Group or the terrific scarlet fever.
Strong men find it impossible to spend half
their time in the heated houses of civilized 50
ciety, and then 90 out of doors with thinly clad
extremities, Misunderstanding all the cramps
that Aesh isheir to. No one but Highland
err, used to the sky for canopy and the hea-
Their for bed, can 90 bare-legged with impu-
n;ty in northern ATTITUDES and changeful
spring and fall seasons. Yet we daily see
little boys and girls dressed in the shortest
of clothes, with bare knees and arms REDEEM
ed and chapped by the cold. Hundreds Of
innocents die yearly from this very cause
alone. Will not all mothers who read this,
heed the rning.-Lnchburg Virgintan.
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CONGRESS-.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
ssnata. Monday. Anril 81.

The Chair presented a message from the
President, transmitting instructions 70 Mr..
McLane, when appointed minister to China.
On motion of Mr.. Yulee, resolution was
adopted calling on the Postmaster General for
copies Of contracts with Daniel 7. johnson
and Cornelius Vanderbilt respectively for tenn
porary mail service between New York and
San Francisco by way Of the lsthmus routes
Of Panama and Nicaragua, together with
the correspondence relating thereto.
After other unimportant business, the
Senate adjourned until Thursday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24
NARROW ESCAPE OF FAYETTE McMuLLEN

NARROW ESCAPE OF FAyETTE McMuLLEN.
On Friday last, Fayette McMullen, Ex-
State Senator, Ex-Member Of Congress, Elk
Governor of Washington Territory, and at
present sovereign residing in the county OF
Smythe, in this State, met with very narrow
escape from death. Itappears that he was
ridingon horseback, and on approaching the
Railroad near Marion, discovered the train
was near at hand, and running very rapidly.
lie at ouce checked his horse, but the animal
becoming frighted dashed off, and reached
tho track, where the road crosses, at the very
moment the approaching train got to that
point. The horse was run over and instantly
killed, and McMullen thrown on the cow
catcher, where he remained for some mo-
mems, uutil the engineer was able to reach
him, and succeeded in dragging him on the
engine, train all the while being IN
rapid motion. The most singular part OF
the whole transaction was the fact, that the
Governor was not injured in the slightest de-
gree. -Lynchbay Vuyinian.
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ALTMAN A C
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Monticello eager, 45 hours from
New York via Norfolk, with merchandise and pas
sengers 10 Fowle Il Co.
Sehr. Sarah Bibby, Simmons, Baltimore, nails
to Smoot Perry, and grindstones TO Wheat II
Bro.
schr. Mary and Adeline, Jenkins, Salisbury,
Me-. to Fowle Il Go.
Sehr. Yorktown, Woglam, New York, to ).
Shinn.
schr. Beulah, Henson, Old Point Comfort, 70
Master.
Schr Triuno, Weaver, Nomini, corn to George
ii. Robinson.
Schr, Cassandria, Hudson, Machodoc' corn 70
George Ii. Robinson.
schr. Corinthian, McClanahan, Machodoc corn
to Geo. Ill. Robinson.
Steamer James Jerome, Jerome, Philadelphia,
to VIM. II. Fowle 4 Son.
Steamer Columbia. Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
Bro.
SAILED.
Schr. Ann S. Brown, Brown, New York, by
VIM. Ill. Fowle Il Son.
Schr. Sarah t. Jones, Jones, New York, by
VIM. H. Fowle Son.
Schr. Andonried, Hewitt, Fall River, by Bor-
den Mining Co.
schr. Fellow Craft, Lane, St. John, -four by
Cagenove Il Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. JAS Guest Reanor, cPd Mt Philadelphia,
for Georgetown Dist inst.
Schr. Charles Adele, Baker, hence at Boston,
goth inst
schr. Le Roy Osborn, cid at Norfolk, for
Georgetown, Goth inst.
NEW HOUSEKEEPERS and others are res
~ pectfully invited to examine my variety OF
Housekeeping articles. 1t is believed there Is not
in Virginia IA better assortment in this line.
JOHN OGDEN,
ap "a Dealing in Housekeeping Articles.
On BARREL s"LovRRINGs" CRUSHED and
~ GRADUATED SUGAR, received this day
and for sale by j. L. DOUGLASS.
ap q
DRIME FRESH GOSHEN BUTTER, receiy-
ap % J.E. DOUGLASS.
N0AL OIL of superior quality, for sale by
~ J. WILLIAM BOWLING,
ap q 80 corner Fairfax and Prince-stS.
HAMPERS for soiled clothes, and Baskets of
ap "a JOHN OGDEN.
A LEXANDRIA CANAL C0MPANY.--The
n annual general meeting of this Company win
be held on Monday, The III day Of Wog ucrt at o
o'clock. A. H., at the Council Chamber.
an l4-eotd W. b. PRICE, Clerk.
yxTANTED-A BOY to learn the Drug Bust
w ness. One from the country, about l6
wears DID, preferred. Address A. g., Alexandria.
ap 5-3tawu -
HOUsE SERVANT WANTED.-Wanted, i'm
mediately, MAN or Boy, as House Ser
want. For further information apply AT the once
of the Alexandria Gazette. aP lS--lw
UETRTs, sKIRTS!!-A few more of those
- cheap Skirts left at MElENBEh1 >.
ap2l
CxpRING AND SUMMER SILKS, are now
= opening at lap III MEYENBEkGs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24

In the dry goods trade in New York. there has
been falling off as compared with the same
period Of last year. The amount thrown into mar
ket for the week was 1850 100. Value of the ex-
ports Of the seven principal staples for the week
$780,. 2S4; since January SS,2S9.929.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24

Es- For SORE TuRoAT.-Hunnewelps Univer-
sal Cough Remedy has proved itself perfect rem
edy for this troublesome complaint, result every
one might expect, and every one will experience
by trial 1t IL so pleasant in application, and so
soothing to the inlammed throat, that its effect is
almost instantaneous. There is probably no great
or error committed than that of not attending to
complaints of this kind in early stages of attack,
as probably more cases of consumption are pro-
duced by the neglect of Throat Complaints, than
any other Bong free of all components to dis
turb the most delicate constitutions, we ask in
confidence, atrial. As the Universal Cough Rem
ody and its astonishing results are by new devel-
opments in medicine, may We ask all to be sure
and get the genuine, to insure success. Sold by
all respectable dealers. See advertisement.
an 2l-lSclw
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Oneuing Of the CONVENTION.

support OF the lfglHla ueieSdJlOH.
Opening of the Convention.
CHARLESTON, April 23.-The Convention
was opened ut noon to-day.
The attendance was very large, but ex-
celleut order prevailed
After prayer, q temporary organization
was effected by the election Of Flournoy
Douglas Democrat, Of Arkansas, Chairman.
VIM I. Richie, of Virginia, was chosen
temporary secretary. 4 sharp debate took
place upon the subject Of the reception Of a
letter from tho W God New York Delegation,
and upon tie question Of the exclusion Of
New York and Illinois from participating
in the organization of the Convention.
a spirited debate took place on the resolu-
ton appointing committee on permanent
organization.
Mr. Barksdalc offered an amendment that
the committee shall consist only Of members
from States when there are no contestants.
Messrs. Richardson, John Cochrane Cook,
and others, participated IN the discussion.
II was finally decided that the delegates
from New York and Illinois be excluded
from the Committee on Credentials, by a
vote Of 81 to Al, and the Committee on Or
ganizaton Vas ordered to be appointed
without restriction
a resolution was introduced requesting
the delegates from New York and Illinois
not u participate in The organization till the
right 81 these delegates to seats bc settled
\ motion u lay this resolution On the IA
blc Was carried ayes 259, noes II.
The States were then called to name PER
sons to form the Committee on Organization
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 23.-Flour is firm; Howard
street is held at 1925. but only S6.l2 offered
Wheat closed firm: white Sl654Si.J5 red $l.50
@SI55 Corn closed dull; white 7Og7ic.; yell
low 70@72c. Provisions closed quiet WbiSkey
quiet ut 22t a 22lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24

A MEETING of the subscribers to the capital
II sfock nj the ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON, GEORGETOWN and BALTIMORE NAV
IGATI0N COMPANY" will be held ut the
(ountinr- Room sf.Messrs. Wheat L Bro. at Alex
andria, Va. ON the 18th of April, instant, at II
o,.locl NJ mp l$-lOt
|yaNDLES.-5O half boxes A. Candles, for sale
u by [mh 10 WHEAT d BIO.
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NH rs cot,

81 JOHN r. CREIGHTON-ArCT
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA.
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court ot
Alexandria County, Va, pronounced a. tLe NJ
yember term 1858, Of said Court in the suit ot
Tatsapaugh vs.. Hemmick, and others, viii pro
coed ON TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OFF,
MAY, 1860, at IL o'clock, NJ, in front u tto
Mayors Office, IN tho city Of Alexandria, il Nir
~ ginia, t. sell at public auction tie three
a. story BRICK TENEMENT and LOT ut
GROUND, Of which Ohm Tatsspsugh cicd seized,
situated on the north side 81 Prince street, he
TWEEN Water and Union streets, in the said ci'y
of Alexandria.
TERMS or SALE.-0ne tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the day Of sale AMI
the residue thereof in three equal instamcUt-, Ed
six, twelve, and eighteen months from Tie day Els
sae-the deferred payments to be secured by the
bonds If the purchaser with good personal sgru
rity. bearing interest from tho day Of sale, aud
the title 70 the property to b. retained until tha
purchase money i fully paid
ALBERT STUART
NH 3I-eOts Commissioner ot >H'e
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-PROP0SALS.-Sealed proposals
IN are invited through the Post Office address
ed TO A w. Rastlack and marked market House
proposals., until ~ o'clock NJ, 9th April instant,
for building a market shed in the market square.
Specifications will be shown by H. L. Simpson,
esq, or by the undersigned.
A. ". EASTLACK,
Chairman of the Committee on Public Property.
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RRIGAnE ORDERS

TE1HE TRAINING on THE OFFICERS or
THE 18TH REGIMENT, y. ~. viii Is
hyll il Alexandria, On Wednesday the FL, Thurs
day I'd. and Friday lob May neXt-and the Rcgi-
mental Muster Of said Regiment, on the Saturday
me Training Of The Officers of the Goth Regi-
mani viii lie held nj Fairfax Court House On Mon.
day the It'll. Tuesday sth, and Wednesday 9th
Nav pext-and the Regimeutal Muster q said
Regiment IN Thursday following.
The Training Of the Officers Of the County p
l.oudoun. viii be held at Leesbnrg, % Monday
tho l4tb. Tuesday the 18th. and Wednesday The
Tbe Ra,.imental Muster Of the 1921 Regiment,
viii lie held AT Union. Thursday the 18th
that of The 56th Regiment, 1t Waterford. ~ Fri
day the 18th, and that q the 18th Regiment On
saturday the 18th May next By order II the
Brigaiier General. I'm
A. 7. VI. RUST, Brigade Inspector.
AZ D.. A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-04-24

BY 7. ~ McCORMICK-AUcT
III DWELLING FOR SALE.-Thc tWo tory
b. FRAME DWELLING, second house from
the corner If Wolfe and Royal streets, ou Wolfe,
Is for sale. and may be bought bargain. The
house il now il tho occupancy Of Dir. Thomas Da-
VS. and If not sold privately before, will lis oii,r-
"a At public auction, - Saturday, Hay Ja, nt II
j. clock H. in front Of the Mayors Office. For
terms &c. &c, apply 70
~ Ig-eots CORSE BROTHERS
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BY J. I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY j. i. EIGHTON-ArCTIONEER.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. ny
~ virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court 81 Alex
andra county, pronounced at its May term, so,
in the suit of Smith Vs. Smith, OF. al, the under
signed, Commissioner, thereby appointed, will oi-
fer for sale, public auction, in front Of the May
ors Office, IN the city QfAlexandria, Va 4" N"t
nrday tie 18th day 81 april merit at II o'ctoch w.
that very desirable and valuable LOT OF GROUND
situated on the east side OF Pitt ST. between Duke
and Wolfe streets, in tho said city of Alexandra.
This LOT fronts Pitt street II feet, one nud
half inches and back 80 feet, with thc ri- tt
ofway over an Is feet alley on tho north, aud 10
feet alley on the casts highly improved Is tho
finest collection OF fruit trees, flowers and shrub
o. bery. Tho two story BRICK DWELLING
s::i standing upon the lot, having been injured hy
fire. could with small outlay be restored ID III lor
mer comfort and convenience, or modcruizei tu
suit the wishes of the purchaser the entire
ground 20 divided to form four fine building lu.
Terms Or SALE-Une- tenth Of the purchase
money will be required in cash, and the remainder
IN three alinst8lmeuts; 1t xix twelve uud cish
teen months with interest from the day Of sale, tp
be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser. With ap
proved security, and the title retained until Tie lie
ferred payments shall DO fully completed
ROBERT / SMITH
NH 2s--euts Commissioner.
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AUCTION SALES.

SALT, PLASTER, 60, AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, 18th instant, Immediately
~ after the sale Of Sugar and Moasses Of y. ~
Lambert esq, will be sold at our Wharf
1000 SACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT
260 TONS PLASTER OF PARIS
100 Bells. EASTERN HERRING
so BOXES CANDLES, &C., &c Terms at
sale Zap 24-21 VIM. II. F0WLE & SON.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
BY I. NJ. CCORMICK-AuCrioSEER
WILL be offered at auction, ON WEDNEs-
w DAY, the 25th instant, on Long Wharf tho
cargo of Brig Leni, Capt Trayers, from Barbados.
consisting Of
Al nHDS. SUGAR, represented 70 be Of primo
quality
2Il HHDS. HEAVY BRIGHT RETAILING
M0LASSES.
Terms at sale. b. II. LAMBERT.
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BY JOHN 4. EIGHTOH-AUcroSEEH
STOCK OF HARDWARE FOR SALE
IA Commencing on WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING NENI, the 18th inst At the Warehouse,
80. II, North Fairfax street, will be sold without
reserve, large assortment u Y IL KY,
ARTICLES, TOOLS, dc.
Sale % commence at u O'Clock, and viii hy ruu-
tinuel eyerv NIGHT until I'll Il soLl. ap 2a L.-