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House Of Representatives.

The Speaker laid before the House the
special message of the President, similar Ia
that communication Of Saturday, recon-
nending further legislation with regard to
captured Africans.
Mr. Branch sad in addition to slaves re-
captured by the Mohawk, unofficial infrlna-
don had been received that another cargo 81
slaves had teei seized on the coast of Cuba;
hence there should be prompt action on the
part OF Congress. On his motion the mos
sage was referred to the Committee on tile
Judiciary.
Mr. Somcs introduced bill to establish IA
uniform system OF bankruptcy: referred 70
the Committee on the judiciary.
Mr. Duell introduced bill granting one
hundred and sixty acres TO each officer and
soldier who has served in The Army for Il
period of years. although not in any Of tIc
wars in which this country has been enga-
sed.
Other bills were introduced relative to
bounty lands.
Mr.. Eliot introduced resolution calling
upon die President Tor any information ID
his possession relative To the Chinese c0oi:c
trade. Adopted.
Mr.. Wells introduced resolution for fine
ana imprisonment Tor purchase ol Africans
imported into the country III violation of the
law for tie suppression OF the slave trade.
Objection being m adc, the resolution lies
over.
Mr.. Montgomery Introduced the following
resolution
Resolved, That the Senate concurrin@, the
President oi the Senate and the Speaker OF
the House declare their respective houses
adjourned Simc die Oh tie lSth ol June next.
Adopted.
The House then took up the Senate Home
stead bill.
Mr. Imveioy, Of H., moved as a substitute
the Homestead bill as it was Originality pass
cd by the House.
The substitute was adopted-yeas lVl;
nays 81.
The bill was then passed by the following
yot2-yeaS lO4: nays -.
The House then took up Senate bill IN
crea>inS The compensation OF Naval officers
with sundry amendments reported by the
committee on Naval Affairs
Mr. Morse, of Me-, advocated in lengthy
speech the amendments Of tie committee.
Tie amendments were agreed to and the
. b.ll passed.
And without further business OF interest,
the House adjourned.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-There is q better
prospect for the passage by the Senate OF
the Tariff bill. Twenty-eight Senator's are
now known to be in favor of it.
On Friday, the President will entertain
the japanese Embassy ut the White House.
They spent to-day in visiting the public in
stitutlons.
Among the articles which will be presen-
ted to them by the Government, are the best
specimens Of our fine arms, and Perry's
Japan Expedition, bound in the richest
style.
'Seeman, Ex-Superintendent ofpublic print
ing, was acquitted by the court to-day of the
charge of embezzlement of the public funds,
while in Office.
The Roanoke was to-day ordered to New
York Tor repairs, to avoid long detention at
quarantine at Norfolk.
A contract is about being made with the
Colonization Society for the support in Llbe-
ria of the Africans captured by the steamers
Wvandotte and Mohawk.
Lieut. Rodman's great gun, the Floyd,
was examined to-day, by Prince de Joinville,
and the attaches fthe French legation, with
evident satisfaction. Tomorrow the gun will
be shipped to Old Point.
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Prashvteriau General Assemb!y-N 5.

PlrrsnrRC, May lS.-fhls morning, the
moderator, Rev. Mr.. Mills, opened the SEES
sion with prayer. Dr.. Wallace. ot PmladeI-
phia. read the report Of the phlladelph'a
Book House for the year, which was REFER
ed 10 the committee on publication. The
committee on home missions also r'p"f,ed'
whose paper was appropriately REFEREED
DR.. Poor, of Newark, New Jersey, read The
report on foreign missions, which was re-
fcrrcd to the committee on foreign mlSSln"S
The stated clerk of the assembly is the kev:
Edwin f. Hatfield, y. D., of New York, and
the Rev Henry Darling, Of Philadelphia, Is
nnr1nannnt rlrrk
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1 L Il A N A C .
.IE 7 r. Z LIST.
puR7 OF :LEXANDKIA-MAY 81.


Steamship Monticello, Gagtr to Fowlc & Co.
Schr West Wind, Burnett Boston, plaster ~
Vim. II. Fowlc i Son.
Schr Arctic Hicks. Few York. to 5. Shlnn.
Schr. Hamilton, Ogden, New York, to ). shinn.
;teamcr James jerome, jerome, Philadelphia,
10 W. II. Fowlc x Son.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Wheat
4 Bro.
>chr. Richard :. Wood, Cr,nmer New York,
. Borden MINING Co.
Schr. I'M d., Newton, New York, to James G..
SUyett.
Schr Sarah folsom, Richmond fish by Ballenger
and Armstrong.
Schr Caspian. Porter, Boston, by American
Coal 20.
MEMORANDA.
>ctr. Cr.om. Stone, henco ut Chincha Islands,
lG:h ult
>chr. Vim Home, Scott, hence ut New York
"VtA inst
>ch.. Fairfax. Mott, crd. at New York, for this
port 10th lust
Schr. L. J. Talbot, PaySon, crd ut New York,
"F this port, 20th inst.
Schr. VIM. i. Williams. Jones, cid. at New
lork, for ths port 18th inst.
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Cuipeper County.
Correspondence Of tie Alecandria Gazette



By TELEGRAPH.
CULpErER CIR. House, May 2lst.-llon.
Il. w. Thompson, Of Indiana, addressed
large concourse of people here to-day npon
the political aspects of the country, ana
urred the claims of Bell and Everett to the
,nsderation Of our citizens, with an elo-
ouence and earnestneSs characteristic OF the
man and took to himself fresh laurels to
stimulate him in the noble work SO propi-
tiously begun. 1t did our hearts good, ana
will long be remembered us season OF re-
.joicing. :.
This section Of country has been visited
recently by il severe storm, accompanied by
larse quantities Of hail. The atmosphere Is
left cool and pleasant. No heard OF damage
has been sustained by the growing crops,
stock, or individuals.
This is Court day, and as usua on such
occasions, our village is crowded with stran-
gers. The farmers in this and adjoining
counties complain very much OF the JOINT
worm, which is working destruction to the
otherwise thrifty looking wheat. Scarcel J a
field has escaped unattached by this DIRE
vermln.
Some OF our sylvan H@'ShHoi' W." :,
been sowing TO the winds" had the ola
aphorism verified unto them in very fright
full manner, q Few days since. \ Swarth
was made through the woods some ten or
twelve feet wide, for several hundred yards,
and trees whose trunks measured two ana
three feet in diameter, were snatciled from
the ground, or broken off by the a ltated
winds, seemingly without an effort. a cabin
was removed to new location, and the
nearest vestige found to its former place OF
rest, was three hundred feet.
The health Of Mr.. Garland, jr., editor OF
the Blue Ridge Republican, which has Tor
some weeks been in Il prccarl"us condition,
has experienced no perceptihle change tor
the better. This is an object OF much soll,
citude with his large number OF devoted
friends and patrons W.
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~)
~ 80 T. saSssiss ----ss=e
PIT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLo.sAyoN.

QUEBEC, May 2l.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon arrived here at o'clock p. NJ. to-day.
Her news is unimportant.
Cotton-sales for the two days $4,000
bales, prices unchanged
Breadstufs were easier, but unchanged in
prices.
Provisions dull. General produce un-
changed.
Bank of England notes advanced to four
and half per cent.
Consuls 95i to 955.
Tea holders demand an advance in conse-
ouence of unfavorable reports from China.
Money is in fair supply, without any de-
mand.
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Of lie New York dry goods trade the Indepen-
l.ot says:-DreSs silks sell slowly. The greatest
grtiyity is il the clothing trade. Linens are ac-
i've and firm The jobbcrs are doing Il talr busl
.cs. in the near home districts and III some parts
the West. Collections are improving in that
IMPORTANT section Domestic goods sell less read
iy for the home trade. Prints are dull. DomeS-
n. wuulcns are more active.
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RENARkS.-rhc market opened quiet and PR
.,. are DROPPING We heard Of no transactions
IN -four worthy of note, and quotations are nomi-
~ Wheat notwithstanding fair and prices
.,,lI tending down; we note small sales AT i"Vt9
ne. !or white. and l2J0l l33c. Tor red. In corn
.,,a - less activity and further decline took
,,,g. sale. of white AT 6gc Rye and oats are dull
ana unchanged Other articles usually quoted al
,,-s,hcr without change.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

AUGUSTA, May 2l.--The Savannah Repub-
fatal accident on the Florida Railroad on the
10th, in which Mr.. &. l.. Bryant, cashier,
of the Bank Of St. Johns, Stephen Martin
of Pliatka, and brakesman were killed and
several other persons badly injured.
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Fire in Surincfald, Mass,

SPRINGFIELD, May 2o.--The Greenle"f &
Taylor paper mill, in this city, was totally
destroyed by fire early this morning. Loss
estimated at $4,000 Insured in Spring
field. Hartford and Conway Offices for SIS,
900. The casue of the fire is unknown.
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BY j. 7. CREIGHTON-Aucr

d. I.
WILL be offered at public auction, gu the
w premises, ON SATURDAY, JUNE I'd, at
ia o'clock, p. NJ, (if not disposed of prvately,)
six very desirable BUILDING LOTS, situated
upon the east side of Pitt street, l6S feet inches
north of Queen strcet-said lots of equal size.
fronting IL feet Pitt, and running parallel with
Queen 60 f.ut--are well located for small tepe-
ments being convenient. to the Cotton Factory,
Market House, Alexandria, Loudoun and Hamp-
shire Depot, &C., &c. Further information can be-
obtained by calling upon me-, or j. I. Creighton,
ut No. So, King street. Terns--one- half cash,
the balance in months the title to be retained
AS security for deferred payment, or discount
will be allowed for all cash.
my I7-eost JOHN G. PEACH
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Alexandria Fish Market, May 81.

The fishing season is fast drawing TO clo'e
sai i majority Of the seineS on the River have
..,u "cut out" The arrivals to- day fell oil, and
ypy 1900 Herring and 500 shad we're brought
3D. Herring sold at $5@s5.5o a thousand, and
Sad ut Sl2OeSI2.J0 = hundred.
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~ NOTICE LADIES FESTIVAL. -The ladies
of the various denominations III Alexandria, have
determined to hold Strawberry Festival, Tor The
bcneit Of the Dung Mems Christian AaSociati"n'
and would bc glad to see tarir friends At >%rcita
Hall, Oh Wednesday evening, 2@d inst They VAL
endcavor to provide for those who iaay cnconraIe
them all that the affords IL delight the eye
and crafty the taste They solicit contributions
from those who are willing 10 encourage this lns'l-
tution in our midst Donations to he sent to Sa-
repta Hall on Wednesday morning next
nv 22-2t
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New York Market

New York, May 81 Flour is heavy; State
illvGl%j.lj; Ohio S5.9o0g ST o.; Southern $3.50
h!623 Wheat is heavy; white Western Sl.o'.
torn has II downward tendency: mixed 1lc.' yell
low Sc Pork quiet; mess $l7'o@'sis prime
.l22jMSl3.&1!. Whisky is lower, ut 2l3C
ol3e Stocks are better.
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From Puerto RIGA.

From Puerto Rica we have dates to May
I'd. The Government had opened the ports
of Jubos, Patillas and Guanica, as ports OF
the third class, for the expectation OF molas-
SEES and sugar.
A light earthquake occurred on the o9th
ult.. but lasted only Il few moments. 1t was
at so late an hour Of the night, that it was
unnoticed by many.
Preparations are making for an exhibit
ton of the products Of the Island, to take
place in July next, on large scale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-22

NV YORK, May l9.--Thcre was a heavy de-
cline in the stock market Oh Thursday i'll somo OF
tle speculative 3harcs. Yesterday State stocks
maintained their rates. though the sales were not
very large. The receipts from customs Thursday
rsre $i05. 600, yesterday $1,000; total; amount
IN tao Subtrvasury $6S56.995. Money is,,Still easy
Il, lUw rates.
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Another SLAYER Captured.

New YORK, May 2l-The bark William,
late of this port, has been captured off the
Isle of Pines by the United States steam
sloop Wyandotte, five guns and taken in
to Key West She had on board $50 ne
groes.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALUABLE
| v TRACT OF LAND IN THE COUNTY OF
| ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA, ON THE A. L..
| & H. r. R-ES vi tue Of IL decree Of the Circuit
| Court of Alexandria County. in the suit Of Hooe,
| Guardian w. Hardin and others, the undersigned
will, on the 23d Of .f""e, 1850, al II oeioch. in
front of the Mayors office, III the city of Alcxan-
| ri:l sell at public auction, valuable tract con-
| lining about 240 ACRES of land in the County
| of Alexandria, Of which Lauriston Il. Hardin,
| esd died seized. This property lies about seven
mics from Alexandria and five from Washington
| and Georgetown, on the road leading from "falis
Church to the Little Falls and on ihc Alcxan.
lria, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, a water
| station being on tho land. The improvements
| fs.Hi consist of good two story brick DWELL-
| III ING HOUSE, barn and ali necessary out
| houses. The proximity OF this farm t" the three
| markets of Alexandria, Washington and George
town. the character of the land and the hcalthful
ness of the uration. makes il desirable residence
| The terms prescribed by The decree are One
| tenth of the purchase money in cash, and the
r. sidue in four equal instruments II IT, IL, IS aud
| "a months from the day o! sale. The deferred
payments to be secured by the bonds of the pa
chaser hclrin. interest from the 'ny Of sale, and
IL retention of the title until paid. If desired 10y
purchasers the property would be divided into
two more parcels, and plat thereof will be cX-
hibitei hs the undersigned.
NorE-As the procc, d. Of the sale will for the
most part belong 10 infants. it is probable that
purchasers could arrange with their Guardians for
an extension o the time, to i large part Of the
purchase money. |. LOUIS hlNLEk,
my 22--cots Commissioner
TOMMISSIUNER'S SALE OF LAND IN
" ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, ABOUT TWO
MILES FROM TIE CITY.-By virtue Of n de-
cree of the County Court o. Alexandria, in the
siit wherein S. Derau Co., were plaintiffs, and
C. A. Swami. and others, defendants, the under
signed, Commissioned. will, on Sntnrday tie sd
day of J,ne, 1860, at ~ oripck, H., in front of
the Mayors Office in the city OF A esandra, sell
at public auction, TWG LOTS OF GROUND,
each containing about 90 ACRES on the Alex
andria, Louloun apd Hampshire Railroad and
about two miles from the city OF Alexandria;
of said Lots being on the South, and the othor on
the North side of Said Railroad. The former ad-
| Joins the land Of J. W. Graves and others, and
the latter the lands Of W. I. Swami and others.
TERMs.--One tenth Of the ,,uchaSe money II
cash, aud the residue 1T g. -, and is month"; iIom
the day 81 sale the deferred payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale and to be secured
by II. bonds of the purchaser, and Il retention of
the tide "nta .-e bonds are paid.
my .4--2awtS GEO. W. BRENT. Comm'r
T. RYE t'iiOP Tor Horse feed, Tor sale by
III my Ii MEADE j MARYE.
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ERRATUM.-In the statement of the Bank
of the Old Dominion, published in yester-
days paper, there was an error in the amount
of the capital stock. Instead of lO3, 9OO.OOO
road I03 900 600
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old school presbyterian General Assembly

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May l9.-The following
is AN abstract of the treaourerS report read
Yesterday ,o-o
Amount received from May |, 1872, to
Nav |. 1850. was SlS.795 80, making, with
balance previously in tn" treasury. So; 800
-. The expenditures have amounted t"
S24,74S 81, leaving a balance i'll the hands &"
the treasurer at the cad oi the fiscal year
of S5,2l7 Is.
DR.. Scott presented memorial from the
preshvtery Of Chicago on the kan&;tkec cole
ny, giving an account of the wonderful work
Of grace among the French Canadians.
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AUCTION SALE OF LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS
AND MACHINISTS' TOOLS,

IN ILETINURL1, TIRTINII.
NN WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd, 1860, COM
" mcncing at 10 o'clock, A. ~, Ono postp' me-
mont account of Wcather,) will be sold tho
entire stock of STEAM ENGINES, TURNING
LATHES, planners, BORING MACHINES,
DRILL PRESSES, STEAM HAMMER, PAT
Terms, &c, &C., eompri:ing the entire outfit
of the extensive Locomotive and Machine Manu-
featuring Works of the late firm Of SMITH L
PERKINS.
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.
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From Utah.

Salt Lake City dates have been received
to April q. News of the introduction of the
anti poygamy bill into Congress had reach
ed Utah, and tue Mormons were much excl
ted about the turn affairs had taken at WASH
ington. DR.. Jacob Forney, the Superinten-
dent of Indian Affairs for the Territory, had
arrived at Salt Lake City, and was anxious
to meet the charges made against him OF
presenting false vouchers, for expenses with
the Indians, to the Department at Washing
ton. The rumor Of the murder Of Mr.. }. ).
Williams had been confirmed. He was kill
ed at Bitter Springson the 18th of March, by
Il party of Indians who pretended to be
friendly Fort Bridgcr was getting to be
an uncomfortable place for the Mormons, as
several of the "brethren" had been attacked
there, and used in Il very rough manner.
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pOOE WANTED. Wanted, copy Of Timothy
- Aiden's collection of American Eptaphs, >
published in 1914, in FIVE small volumes. The
list Of subscribers the work, includes the
%! many Of the old citizens of Alex.lnlria. 4 lib
eral price will be paid for copy 4 ;he work
mylS RuBT. BELL,
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NrEAYED away on the Eth Of May, small
- BAY MAZE, with streak down her face.
aud sprung in her hind tctlock joints. Any per-
son finding her and bringing her t" the Alcxan-
lrls Brewery. will be literally rewarded.
II. 5. MARTIN, Alexandria, Va.
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Steamboat Explosion.

ELM1RA, n. Y, May l9.-The steamboat
Ben Loder, plying on Seneca Lake, exploded
her boiler this morning while lying at the
dock at jefferson. Vim. IIillegar, first Ell
gneer, was killed, and two tiremen badly
sea ldeu
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRarloN.-Th an
nual celebration of the various Sunday
Schools Of Washington, took place yester-
day. The procession, which was long
and exceedingly beautiful one, formed on the
Smithsonian grounds and It's appearance on
the streets attracted much attention. The
display was witnessed by large number OF
Alexandrians.
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So VI NJ Err SILK 5!
7 HAVE JUST OPENED Il lot Of beautiful
SUMMER SILKS, at 81 Cents,
Tie CHEAPEST GOODS probably ever offered
Tor sale in Alexandria Also 4 large stock pt Nil
kinds OF DRY GOODS. J. Nj. STEWART,
my lS--3t Exchange BLOCK.
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CoycFBT AND EXHIBITION.

'NHE Young LADIES attached To WENT.
- WORTH FEMALE SEMINARY, will give
.leir annual Exhibition. for the benefit OF the
Orphan Asylum on FRIDAY. the 18th instant.
Il addition Ia the numerous dialogues and rcci-
la;ions Ivy the Scholars, tho Misses DANIEL, as
Usual, have kindly volunteered their valuable
aid thi, benevolent occasion. Exercises TO
eoInmcncc al : o'clock.
Tickets can be obtained ut Jas. Entwisle 4
Sons. or nj the Seminary.
Prize for single ticket. - cents. Liberal dc
tacton made Tor families. nv 22-TWGF
! ACE AND SILK MANrlLLAS--We will
il add to stock this day. another worry choice
apply Of Lace Points. Mantias and Shawls; also
Six Nautilla>; Travelling Busters; Gray Goods,
Tor Travelling Dresses; Beragc; Angles, &c, &c.
ASHBY i WOOD, No i7O, King street.
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AUCTION SALES.

ess DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION
inl On Saturday. the 23d day Of June at II
o'clock d., in front Of the Mayors Office, in the
city Of Alexandria, will sell at public auction,
the two story brick DWELLING HOUSE and lot
Of ground in the city of Alexandria, on King be-
tween Patrick and Henry streets The lot begins
on King street IS feet west of Patrick street, and
extends in front on King street 25 feet inches
and is 100 feet deep, and is subject to IL ground
rent in fee of $3S.l2! per year. 1t is improved
by q comfortable two story BRICK DWELLING
with back building. The House is supplied
with Water and Gas, and is in good repair.
TERMs.-0nc fourth cash, and the residue in
six twelve and eighteen months with interest,
secured by. the notes Of the purchaser and deed
of trust on the premises. l. LOUIS KINZER,
my 22-2awts SENTINEL Agent.
At AUCTION-FINE JEWELRY, GOLD
n AND SILVER WATCHES, VARIETY
GOODS, &C., &c.-I will receive this date,
good supply of goods in the above line, which
will be sold at public sale, commencing THIS
EVENING, ut II o'clock, and continued on the
evenings of Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
I'D, Gath, and 26th insts.
fatter myself that my standing in this CON-
munity will insure confidence in my auction sales;
every article sold will be warranted true to repre-
scntation. No by bidding allowed. The services
of competent person is secured, who will exhibit
the goods, and give them their true character.
You examine them at any time during the
day. Consignments solicited.
Personal attention given to all business entrus-
ted in my hands.
JOHN 7. CREIGHTON, Auct,
my 19-3t@ No. So, King street.
SBY I. NJ. observation-disclosures
A UCTION SALE wish 10 sell WHARF
n LOT, now occupied by A. w. Eastlack,
Shipyard. Possession given in. August. Also,
TWELVE LOTS, on Water and Princess streets,
near the Loudoun and Hampshire Depot. Ii not
disposed of by private sale before Wednesday,
30h Of .Nuy, they will be sold at IL s'clock, NJ,
on that day, on the premises.
I wish, also, to sell small BUILDING LOT,
on Columbus street, near King, and to Rent tho
Gss large STORE at the corner Of King and CO.
-l@:M. lumbus SITS. JANE DADE.
my lO-2awts
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
i DWELLING.-By virtue of deed of trust,
bearing date on the 18th of September, 1856, and
recorded in Liber r. No. 3, page 50" Of the Land
records of Alexandria County, the undersigned,
Trustee, will, ON TUESDAY, the 29th of May,
1850, at II O'clock, in front of the Mayors Cthce,
d.. sell ut public auction, for cash, the two story
ssiit BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND, on the south side of Prince, between
Pitt and ST. Asaph streets, next east of the pro-
pcrty occupied by w. Arnold esq. The LOT fronts
~ feet inches Prince street, and extends back
soufhwardly 1876 feet. ]. LOUIS KINZER,
my lj-2awts Sent. Trustee.