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..,.s Movement in Petersburg, Va.

n',c,as men in the Charleston Con-
Inc ;n,end to make an appeal to the peo-
'en,lsoI ,bn south to give them Douglas as the
PIE o. va far President, and hence they have
cs stunned to Baltimore on the 18th OF June;
si!lo "nhsr of the Northern delegates passed
nu ,rb this city yesterday afternoon, and
thrCus;" az some of our ''cohesive-power"
toF'n" ,.-a,s-rhose who detest such true
pehv. .rnars ~ Yancey and the Southern
S>a'n n,r. n uenerally-laid their commands
penl'.' nmm6er OF the Douglas delegates to
upon 90. . address the people at Phoenix Hall
last night. s. Illinois tho ,erson-
and nolitical friend of Doug las-and Sch
al .% anN n Pennsylvania, who lately made such
9"0. .I;nr revelations before the Covode In
s'A, ,:rat3nc c Committee, consented, and grated
''S -. extensively to the people. We have q
' ,I! on,l;pe Of their remarks, but cannot find
u" f,r them this morning. 1t is sufficient
'Iy,' hath argued to the same etfect-that De-
'1 1'.rorr was in imminent peril-that the
H I'r,bsrp Democracy was almost crushed out
,h,, the only hope was in Stephen A.
n-,,,,,Ia.-,hat the Spoils Of office is the great
D -rS and Douglas is ''the winning card
s.'r' ,bopch his ''squatter sovereignty here
'n" u" :. objectionable, il is better for the South
4? .ota him than to see Seward elected-that
y,"ray and his followers are Southern Alb
'I;.;Snii,ts" and ought 10 be crushed out for
Y.,aa;pc from the Charleston Convention
,S,t The only safe depository OF Southern
r;,hts is the Little Giant who ignores the
,ljTpdicated rights of the South in the bred
c|1r decision, and who can alone lead the
,srry to yictory-that the Democracy may
: sIrrupt, but the remedy is, to turn them
~, and put others in not 50 corrupt-and
snolIy, that Charleston was an unhealthy
srmgsphere for Squatter soyereignty.--Ie-
,.r26uTy HteiHycncer.
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SOUTHERN MANUF4 CTURE.
Reaping andMoWing Machine.
FOR 1860.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

TINE SUPERIORITY OF RIRBY'S AMER
i lCAN HARVESTER, over all others, will
become more obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate cxcellcncies are combined
i'll one MACHINE, in the most simple and etfec
tive manner. In some of these eXcellsnces ii is
entirely uncqualed, and in of them is it sur
passed. While other MACHINES may equal it
in some of its desirable qualities, we can safely
say there is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE EXCELLEN-
CIES that are found combined in klRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers to the
following facts:
L. That-This is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper in use better than any single
mower as a mower, and better than any single
reaper reaper.
2. That-It is the strongest and the lightest be-
ing made entirely oi Iron, except pole, seat and
platform. The tnger-bar is of wrought angle
iron, of great strength and lightness.
Thnt--It has Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
~ separate the cut from the uncut grass, and with
out leaving the cut grass in punches.
4 That-IT REQUIRES ONE THIRD LESS DRAFT
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That-No PRESSURE Is MADE UPON THE HoR-
SEES SECKS, AND no SIDE DRAFT.
6. That-Its ability to work on rough ground
is not equalled by any machine yet Produced
The fnger-bar working up and down, indepen.
dent of the driving wheel, enables the machine to
go through deep burrows and bitches, among stones
and boys, over knobs and gopher hills, where no
other machine could follow it, 1t will work from
2 to Is inches high.
I. That--Tt can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
s. That-In both moving and reapng, the po-
sitons of the driver and raker the most conve-
nent and easy, enabling them to do their labor
with but little GyertiOn.
That--Whilc the machine is in motion the
driver can, by means Of lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear, and by another lever he can
raise and lower the finger bar to pass distractions,
or move from field to field.
TO- That-It is easily managed, marvelously
simple well built compact, not liable to get out of
order, made ofthc best materials, Babbet metal
boxes, and IS furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete.
We would request all those who are in want of
a REAPER and MOWER, to send for Circular
descriptive of the MACHINE, dc, before making
other arrangements. The MACHINES are in all
cases warranted to give satisfaction, no sale
Manufactured by d. NJ. OSBORNE & Co., l45,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
KNOX & BRO, General Agents,
ap 2S-eo2m for Alexandria. Va
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McCORMICK's REAPING AND MOVING MA
CHINE FOR 1850.


10000 sotd 1rtthin The tast fre gears,
DEING larger number than is manufactured
- by any similar establishment in the world
GREAT COUNCIL MEDAL awarded ;aY Ma
chine in London, in ISL.
GREAT GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR, at Pa
ris, 1856
HIGHEST fRiAE at the French Universal
Exhibition in 1856.
HIGHEST PRIZE at the Royal Agricultural
Society of England in 1857.
HIGHEST PRIZE at tue United States Agri.
cultural Society in lSt1.
am now nero largely engaged in the manu-
facture CT these MACHINES than ever before,
aud with my improvements for 1860, do not hest
tate TO WARRANT my MACHINE as u REAPER
and MOWER, superior 10 any other for simplicity,
durability, and perfect working.
ADDISON, WALLACE i CO., Agents for
Alexandria, Va, and will attend promptly to all
communications orders
Ns- CIRCULARS will also be sent on applioa-
ton to my Agents.
APP ll-colm C. II. MCCORMICK.
DlANO AND TABLE COVERS.-Just recciy-
L ed superb assortment Of tho above named
articles in all the newest styles and materials.
We name in part
Elegantly embroidered Billiard Cloth Piano
Covers adapted to all sized instruments.
GA and Table Covers to match.
Elegant French Cashmere do, in superb oolors.
English Damask do, new article and very
cheap.
1 and 4 Table Covers to match
Al%" Gaze elegant Liebsick Table Oicloths in
Canto,l ',a,rnel Linines, very nice for TIA table,
sdehu"ri, Sc, cheap.
cLAGETT & D0DSON.
Wa>h;n '",.aY 81 ol2w
NOR SALE TO ARRIVE.--iU0U bushels Shorts,
by ISAAC PAUL,
sp 70 vorasr Union and Qusea-sts,
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Horrible Murder.

EAsroN, Pa, May "A horrible murder
was committed near here this afternoon
Mr.. Thomas Richardson, an old, wealthy,
and respectable farmer, living three miles
above Ea,ton, on the Lchigh River, had IN al
tercatiUn with two of his laborers which ter
minated fatally to the whole three. One of the
men caught Mr. Richardson around the neck
with scythe pulling him down on a fence
aud holding HIM in that position, whilst his
companion beat him on the head with a rail
finally tanning the rail into his brain. Two
sons of Mr. Richards N on coming to his as
sistance we're threatened, and threats were
made to fire the premises and murder the
family, if they were interfcrel with Onc
OF the bows, ran into the house. got 4 double
barreIed gun and shot both Of the men dead.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY L. M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.-Under au-
Y thority of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria County, rendered at the November
term, 1859, in the suit of Charles d. Alexander,
and others, VS.. John B. Alexander, the undersen-
cd, Commissioners appointed for the purpose, will
offer for sale, by auction. in front of the Mayors
Office, in the town of Alexandria, ON THURS
DAY, THE TENTH DAY of MAY, 1860, vt
IL o'clock, NJ, all the REAL PROPERTY, in
the County of Alexandria, Of which William b.
Alexander died possessed, viz:
L. square bounded by Patrick, Henry, Wythe,
and Madison streets.
2. A square bounded by Henry, Fayette, Wythe
and Madison streets.
g. Three fourths of the square bounded by Fay
cite, Payne, Wythe and Madison streets.
4. square bounded by Payne, West, Wythe,
and Madison streets.
5. A square bounded by Fayette, Payne, Pen.
deton and Wythe streets.
6. A square bounded by Payne, West Wythc,
and Pendleton 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 T. I. 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 at 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 Ut ii
tle the cash payment to be forfeited for failure TO
comply with the terms Of sale, and the property TO
be resoli upon any such failure at the risk OF the
purchaser. L. B. TAYLOR,
R. JOHNSTON, Commissrs.
VIM. C. YEATON,
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1860.
A L M A N A C .
M A R I'm E L ! S Z.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAY 8.

ARRIVED.
Schr Robert WILDER, WINFIELD, Currioman,
corn and wheat to Geo. Ii. Robinson.
Schr. Experiment, Gray, Potomac Creek, wheat
to Geo. H. Robinson.
Schr. Cassandra, Hudson, Machodoc, corn to
Geo. II. Robinson
The Gamer Monticello, eager, in As hours
from New York via Norfolk, with merchandise
to Fowe & Co also brought the following passen-
gers Mr. Taylor aud wife, Mr.. Bennett and
wife, Mrs. +. W. Chambers and child, D. P. Bark
aloe, f. Dissoway, H. FLAG, +. Miller, W. e..
Ridgeley, John 5. Miller, &. W. Dimming.
MEMORANDA.
Schr C. P Williams, thornley,, from Fall River,
for this port lst inst, is ashore outside the Point
If cuun Uaulopru
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MARRIED..

At Lancaster Pa, on the Goth ultimo, by the
Right Rev shop Bowman, EDWARD RElL-
Ii. to ANNA r. HEINER, daughter of Henry
Rogers ESQ., Of Washington.
0u the Sd instant, by the Rev. Father Walter,
At ST. Patricks Church, JAMES I. kELEHER,
to MARY NJ. COLLINS both of Washington.
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AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS,

IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
IN WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1850, COM
" mencng at 10 o'clock, A. H., (no postpone
ment on account of weather. will be sold the
entire stock Of STEAM ENGINES, TURNING
DRILL PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER, PAT
TERMS, &c, &C., comprising the entire outfit
of the extensive Locomotive and Machine Manu-
featuring Works of the late firm of SMITH
PERHIy>.
Printed lists giving description Of Machinery to
be sold, with terms Of sale, will be furnished on
application by mail, to
JAMES P. SMITH, Trustee.
2rr6 AfS
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Later from California.

Sr. J"sEru's. Mo-. May THE pony ex-
press from California on the 9th ult., ar
rived here to-day. The news is unimpor-
tant. The Washoe gold mines are all-ab-
Sorbing.
There is news from Mexico, however, to
the effect that Cortez (Liheral) had taken
Colima, Manzamila, Zapatan e. and was
marching on Gnadaajara. The prospects
Of peace were Frightening.
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Illinois Politics.

CulcAco. May S.--lIon. VIM. Kellogg has
I,.nn ronnminatod bv the Democrats for Con-
yress. from the fourth district.
4 salute is being fired in honor "i the
Douulas voters at Charleston.
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MN ERCIA L.
Alexandria Fish Market, May 8.

There is another great increase in the arrival
of Herring to- day, upwards Of 100000 having
been brought up, and with the increase prices
gave way somewhat, the sales having been made
at s5.5O@SG5O p thousand. There was no in
crease in the arrivals of Shad, the number brought
up reaching 5000, and in prices there is very lit
tie change, SI25O@Sl5 p hundred, being the
ruling rates. Rock and Perch lS92Uc. q bunch,
but few coming up
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Jarge Fire in New York.

Nrw YORK. May S.--The foundry of
Nrs.rs, Curtis Il Erwin. at Painted Post,
Steuben county, was burned yesterday, to-
perber with the adjoining buildings. The
loss to Curtis & Erwin is estimated at Sob
900, and to the others $4,000. The insur-
auc, altoyether amounts to Sl2,OOU.
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Fire at South Boston.

Souru BosroN May THE fire in South
Boston Yesterday, destroyed the chemical
works Of Hodges Il Silbee. Loss 92O,o0o:
inSurrl for : ; 900
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"a FAIR SHAKE. Elder kimball, of the
Mormon Church, while preaching recently
in Salt Lake City. Utah Territory, addressed
some missionaries who We're about starting on
a proselytizing tour, as tolluws:-Brethern,
want YOU TO understand that 1t is not to be
as it has been heretofore. The brother mis-
sionsries, have been in the habit of picking
out the prettiest women for themselves before
they got here, and bringing on the ugllest
for US; hereafter you have to bring them all
here before taking any of them, and let us all
have fair shake.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, May S.-Flour is dull; Howard
street has declined l2!c closing at s6.25, with
still downward tendency. The Brazips news eau
sed the decline. Wheat is dull, with declining
tendency; white 1900 l65c.; red l4'(g l+Sc.-
Corn is firm; white 73@77c yelIow74@7oc. Pro-
visions are irmcr; mess pork SlSWSlS.l5 Whis-
key is steady at 22c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-09

The exports at New York for the week Of the
seven staple articles, amounted to $462,SS3, de-
crease of Sl6l $40, as compared with the cores
pundng week Of last year. Since the lst OF Jan
uary. S9,3l3.735, an increase OF 1888, l4T, as
compared with the same period of 1859.
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New YORK. May S-Flour is lower; State S5.-
15@S5.35; Ohio $6.lO@S6 $500; Southern $6.3o@
$500. Wheat is lower; white 1900; red l5Oc.
Corn is quiet and generally unchanged. Provi.
sions are quiet Whiskey has slightly advanced
ohio 213r
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EYrPISJnR DeUURG.

2ni4- FINE WliEAT.-Goy. Smith has hel'l
of wheat near this place, a portion OF which VIII
measure two.aud half feet high. 1t VIII aver
age knee high the field over. 1t Is very thick anu
growing beautifully. We have not seen a inner
nrospect for heavy Weld this season. Warren
ion Fio9
WAsnISGroS, May D. 1860. j. c. NEvETr, esq,
Dear Sir: am in receipt Of yours Of yesterday,
in relation To my field of wheat referred 10 IN the
last Warrcuton Flag, and requesting to know II l
had manured il with the Excelsior DeBur5 pur-
chased of you
The field j. of some thirty acres, and except
about ciyht acres which were ialiow, was III
corn, the past year. The corn 'nha was huSheu
with Il three horse pillow, >moohed with heavy
hnrrow and the wheat. about one and u hall bash
els to the acre. with about hundred and sixty
hounds Of your Excelsior DeBurg and nearly Il
peek of timothy seed, were S"wn ny lhe same
operation by the aid of very excellent driil. On
this field was thrown broad cnst one thousand
bushels of ashes. purchased 1t Mrs. Lunts soap
Factory at in expense, including freight, OF one
hundred and thrty-six dollars, and this was fall
lowed late in the winter with plaster, littIe over
Il huShel to the acre. The prospect is quite Hat
tcring.
The efficacy of Your DcBurg Is made very
striking by the drill occasionally failing to make
the customary deposit, an thus leaving strips
without Your fertilizer Notwithstanding ashes
and plaster such spots, i'll deficient health ana
growth, are in striking contrast with the balance
Of the Held. Ia short, | have tired tor Scveras
wears our Excelsior DcBnrg in contrast with the
pure Peruvian and several other Fertilizers, and
attn 50 well satisfied with it that use ii altogether,
and expect to continue do So us long a. its pre-
sent great excellence il maintained. | am, my
NV "a Ut ,.l0' wM SMITH.
v1OR HOUSE. CLEANING-W Window and Scrub
Il Brushes. White Wash, Paint and Dust
Brushes. Step Ladders. Clothes Horses, Clothes
Lines. Carpet Tacks with feathers aud without,
Tack Drawers Tack Hammers. Carpet Stretchers
BroomS. Buckets, Tub, Floor Mops, Feather Dus-
tiers. for sale by .,.
my jim N"brN.
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERA-
w TOks-plcase sec them before purchasing
others. for sale by o,.r,,,-
my IN w DEN.
C,OD LIVER OlL.--Burnctt's, Rushton's
- lIcdgemans, Fruzer's Querus, &c, received,
my . II. COOK i CO., Snrcpta Hall.
WANTED
10OO CEDAR POSTS, ten feet in length,
IUUU aud notices. than six inches in diameter
AT the small end The Posts to be delivered either
on the Wharf at Alexandr!s, Or on no grounds
Of the Society as the party turnishlnS may prefer
J0EN A. WASHINGTON. President
Pot, Piedmont and Valley Agricultural Society
my 5-2w -
ATOTICE.-Wul be rented Saturday, the
~ 18th inst all the Stands and Benches III the
Market House and Sheds, except the Butchers
Stalls. The present occupants vii! have ihe pre-
ference. Oh complying with the terms
THOMAS WlIlrTINGToN,
NH 3-dtd Cc,k Of The Market
HAY-2U0 bales Nc. Timothy Hay, for sale
IL by lmy II }. n. HARPER co.
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COMMUNICATES.
American Tract Society.

The S,ciety has had in its employ the
mast year in Virginia, 80 colporteurs, who
have made 25,oO0 religious visits in the
most destitute portions of the State. They
have sold of the Society's publications ST.
4O9.j+-gave to the poor 81, 424 in volumes
and tractS-held 80 prayer meetings.
found l.5712 families destitute OF all religious
readng-l ,467 families had no Blble-2,-
300 attend no place of worship regularly
These can be reached only 10y the colporteur
or fyrsjds pryachr. The work in Virginia
cost the Society the past year 1886. Do
nations received 81, go, leaving deficit of
$500. more expended than received in vr-
sna. &. ". hLN NhDi'
General Agent American Tract Society.
P. 5. Any donations to this national IN
sitution of benevolence, can be left ut MIR.
Bells book store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-09

New York, May Tho weekly statement OF
the city Banks shows an increase in loans OF
S2II 900; S93S,00 i'll discounts, 100000 in
surce. and $50 900 in circulation.
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5;t:> We again call the attention of our read
q; 10 the sale which is to be continued THIS even
,-s' and every evening this week, at number Is,
"oTih Fairfax street Last week we saw Knives
-aa Forks, Plated Spoons, Walters, Guns. Saws,
rocket Knives, Buckles, Bride Bits and indeed
Very thing that was offered, selling at about Quo
-ai:hcir original cost. Everybody should attend
nv q--lt
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Missouri Politics.

ST.. Louis, May 7.-James W. Ried has
been nominated by the democrats III the 9th
district, in the place Of the Hon, 5. IL. Wood
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an 9--eotd
BY 7. CREIGHToN-ArcrI

BY j. T. CREIGHTON-AUcTIoS
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In pursuance of
~ decree Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria
County, rendered at November term, 1885, in the
suit of Alcinda A. Keene, Administrative, VS.. JOS.
f. Edsall, &C., the undersigned will offer for sale,
at public auction, Saturday, the 2Gth day Of
Nay, 1862 at IL O'Clock, H. in front ofthe Mayors
ksA Office, in the city Of Alexandra, TENE-
GG.G. MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on the west
side of Fayette street. in the said city of AleXan-
dra, bounded follows: Beginning Fayetle
street at the distance of 100 feet north, from the
middle Of the square, between King and Cameron
streets; thence with Fayette street, northwardly,
l9 feet; thence weStwardly, parallel with Cameron
street, 50 feet to ten feet alley; thence with said
alley, and parallel to Fayette street, southwaraly
l9 feet thence to the beginning, with the RICH, Of
way over said alley, and the alleys connected
Herewith, in connection with others entitled there
to, and subject annual rent, in fee, of six do.
lars, payable to the City Council of Alexandra.
TERMS OF SALE.-One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, at the time of sale;
the residue in three equal instruments, at g. IL, and
Is months from the day of sale, with interest: tho
deferred payments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser, with good personal security; tbes
title to be retained until the purchase money is
fully paid, and the property to be resold upon
failure Of the purchaser to comply with the terms
of sale. +. l.. SMITH,
LAW. B. TAYLOR, ''u'n' %
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jss- THIRD WARD MEETING. The Wings
sid Americans of the Third Ward, requested
% meet at the Gun House. Columbus street. on
thursday evening. 10th inst. ut o'clock, to
Dominate four Magistrates for the Third District
nv at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-09

The Washington Navy Yard has been put
in good order for the reception OF the ia
pauese Commissioners.
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~ A. a meeting OF the Friendship Fire Com-
PAM. May !. 1861. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
let That the thanks Of the Company be respect
fully rendered ~ the Rev. y. 5 Greenaway, K. l..
tsrne, r esd Rev. q. ". Biount, W. Ii. Fowie,
r'4" and Sylvester Scott, esq for the interesting
'ai instructive Lectures, recently delivered hy
'4eln before the Company; also, to the Rev. n. ).
TfeeHaway. Rev. Ii. ". Blount, Rev. j. Lanahan,
4ni R~y. J. {. Lcitwich, for the uael their re-
'Pee'iyc Churches On the occasion Of The delivery
o said Lectures.
2Gd. That these proceedings be published in the
Wy papers. aud Il copy sent to each OF tho above
llmel gentlemen
Il. +. WllITTINGTON. Prcst. +. +. Co.
'. NrIk. kncnrnimm Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-09

Mrs. SOLOMON will open this morning, u
VI choice selection Of MILLINERY and FAN
CY GOODS of the latest ana most desirable styles
consisting of B0NSETS, RIBBONS, FLOW
ER6, RUCHES. and LACES, Chidren's FLATS
and SHAKERS. MOURNING COLLARS and
SLEEVES, in sets; VI o. RN4NG WELLS.
BLACK LACE, and NETT d., and many other
articles, which added to her former stock makes
her assortment complete. They vii! al be sold
on reasonable terms. Those wishing to purchase
are invited to call and judge for themselves.
my SIT
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BY JOHN 7. Observation-Disclosures
ga SMALL AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
LI HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION Will be
offered ut public sale, Saturday, the 5M day cf
Nay nert, at II O'Clock, w., on the premises
new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. on Pitt
street, near the Cotton Factory and Alexandra.
Loudoun and Hampshire Depot, two story and
basement, containing five rooms Immediately af-
ter which will be offered two FRAME DIV Ell
LINGS, situated ON Henry, near the corner Of
Princess street, which are now under rent 10 good
tenants. Said property will be disposed .: pri-
vately, previous to day Of sale. Any inform a
ton desired in reference to the property, can be
obtained by ealliag upon Inc at my dwelling, on
st. Asaph street, No. 50, near the Washington
Depot. Terms liberal, and made known ut sale.
ap lS--eotss CHARLES K. GRIMES.
ylB" The above sale is postponed until SAT UR-
DAY next, the 18th instant, when it will take
place on the premises, at o'clock, P M.
my 7-eo3l% C.. K. GRIMES.