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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

STEAMERS FOR CHIsA.-Mr. Thomas Collyer, tue
builder of the s'eamer Yang.tse Daniel Drew and
many other steamer, has commenced the construction
OF two rstcas merchant steamers to trade with tho
Ceestsls. One il building under the superiutendence
of Henry w. johnson, for an American house in
China, and will measure abont 700 tuns. Her lengh
Is 200 feet breadth Of beam 80 feet inches, depth OF
hold II feet. She will have beam engine, which 10
building at the Neptune Iron Works, and vii 10
launched from the shpysd foot Of Forythird street.
T.. r. about the middle Of August Another steamer
ia building al The yard, under tie superintenf-
ence of George L. Sands, for Mr.. John W. Forbes Of
Boston This boat will 10 2l2 feet long, gith 80 feet
6iohes breadth Of beam, and II feet depth of bold.
She will have 900 beam engine from the MoIga Iron
Works having is-nch cylinder, with Il feet stroke
Of piston. 1'hese boats will both be of Light draught,
but very strong being iron-strapped throughout aud
well tinbered. They furnished with guards, aGd
will be ncosed to the promenade deck. They ieo to
lie bieantire rugged and each Of them will cost f:om
So 600 TO $4,000. The Last will DO ready for aunch-
ing shout September /. Hr. Colyer is sLo ~sou;
building another steamer of smaller dimension, for the
ecas, wise and river trade of the Chinese Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
IAdyer,isenc nt.

OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WTER.-Ihc ms
s,n cr. ~ hi s,er ars n;ly shown IA the Tsstno
& op nbysici,n. ard other respectable individuals, which
may he seen 90 application 10 tho Artt Dealer; supplied on
,arus No genuine uIs procured rom IL W.
BssTwIcE metropolitan Hotel buldng No 57i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

eu.r..r they sgsin lsppe sud saps dasans down the
bone stretch atrsss IL was evidsnt that the stallion
would win and the rowdes whose money had been
vtxered on the mare crowded into the track 20 the
nnnter hundred spd hIrled canes, hats and clubs
promiscuousy at the bead and face of Pa.ch,n. OF
courte the stsion broke spd the to score
seyerSl lengths the winner T6e respectable aod
orderly Witnesses cried shame. The rov1ies oheered
bpiseiously.
Aaer tie lapse Of few moments, the Judges de-
e;dea that Flora Lad won the heat.
1--WE Tive
CssIter............ o.t Mhe end qusrtcr......5:06
~ iilo and half AL
7krr~ quarter Mile ard three quartet
Two miles
The owner Of Pstchen 81 once withdrew him. and
the trot given 10 Flora Ten plo amid loud cheers
There is but epthet to apply 70 all thse proceed
ng and that is "scandsous" The sports of the turf
have received stain which years tx not wash out,
snt korseracing in this city will long be identified
vita Sofolk Park, gambling and fraud.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

THE NEw-YoKx YoUsG MEMS RyruBLIcAs Us,ou
AT tire Sumner meeting last evening, under the ana.
pces Of this Association Tract No. of the ca 1pa;Ou
series, being weekly issued By its members. was
extensively circulated among the audience Tho fol-
lowing extract gives account Of the history ana
purposes Of the organization in question:
For the information OF those who osy not hsvo e-n fsm
with the Young Mems Republican Union and lahore IA la6
ts tle Fremont snd Dayton Central Urion tie foovirg bf
statement may prove mater o. interest
during he entire oanpn maintained the a--h and bet far
D.h.a political reading in the United States Centrally
ocsed in the Suyye-su Institute No go Broadway Is
kept day and night supplied with the leading pspss
from Ill parts CT the coulty and the various docur,sn ps-
inc tie campaign IL syore rendezvous Of the Rsoob-
csn II the city and Indeed Of the whole country and an i'm
Freedom.
d. Ing the sossor some $1,000 chiefly contributed By &
ocer' and members Of the Union, speni Ia the pntnk
circulating campaign docament Over NIL n.
page Of such mostly prepared By Committee Of t5s Umsa
The meetings held weekly urdor the au,pice, Of the Union
csrnpsign In he month Of October 10 active
sent into Peurvanis at the Of the Union and dd
much pcmoe the Is that state. On tho day Of ths
election bpohs for The proded In many
wsds o1e city and 100 employed to guard then,
and the polls, While 100 volunteers from tbs Union formed
Vgilsnce Conn ittee for the same puiposs
SUcn bie recGpu ltiou OF few Of the p-accsl
msnt. OF the Union in 1850. OF al The Cabs Of the city sod
The Tribune NOV p so done ore gallant s,oico
than this body Il young l.en'
"In 1890 undert banner OF Lincol sai H1n1 With Tho
experience Of former campaign and the hopeful attitude Of hs
party the nion neTs the contest vita the tertie en,has-
IaT OF Repubcan urulcs s,d The ele.op Of he
Of 'hs Chicago Convention.
The Reading of the Union ia las Ia 1856 at the Stuy
held that pe Tue-day evening 81 each week The pab
Tic are invited 70 sttend"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

fbe accounts Of the Long lsend Railroad Company
aiS show that the number ofcar loads % stsb. snurs
b,,'ed from New-Ycrk city end sen eastward thsir
Ire, has been constantly the increase for The past
~ Yeas. For instance, the number Of cart-loads
u. - d,,r.r
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advertisement
MYERS'S MIRACULOUS


the only eSlerunsor Of Rsts and Mice Reaches Water
Bugs Garden Insects and every species Of yermp PLopa
Depot No. 6l3 Broadway. Sold by AZ Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

HAsLTN RAILROAD AND CgrTPhL TARg.-Tbe
Ncw-l ork and Harlem Railroad Company will con.
time TO their steam cars 10 to Pamtlo Of the
Central Park every Sunday until their road il inisned
mp MAdison avenue to Seventy ninth street. lois en-.
erprse has been attended with complete success and
is not only the nos speedy way Of reaching the Park
bat suTasSes every Other in tie way # comfort and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

TnE CRY 1ssPLcToR AGAINST TIE UNION FERRi
'CoMPASY-On tho ith Of JUL, two men, unknown to
those who raw them, met il bcat0 at the foot of
Christopher street. North River, began quarraliug
md fsLtng AMI finally clnched, fell into the water,
ard were both drowned. 0rs Of these men belonged
to Brooklyn, and conveyed thher by his friends,
across the Hamilton Avenue t,rry. The City In
erecof has ma complaint Lofo:o the Corporation
Attorney agrus the Union Ferry Company for carry
ing the sad body il being contrary to The ordinances
to do 80 witiou. u ermi.. Toe fine i. $3.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

TBE BRooKLYs HoRTicUITURAL SocrErr.-The
san q s266 20 was realized for the benefit Of this So
cty at the Floral Promenade Concert in June last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

lNxG Island MARKET GARDENs.-Whs the farm.
en- sid gardeuers Of Long Island produce for ma ket
ana pro- ure from New York ia vel illustrated in the
following figures for which indebted to 40 at
teptNe correspondent in Brooklyn, J. |. ShipnAn, ESQ.,
Tbese statements include very Little from the Immediate
v Nv Of that city, he wever. the greater part Of the
articles enumerated having been sh 2ped from stations
owe, twenty miles out from Brooklyn. Market garden
en- within hat distance generally bring in their produce
IN vGgons, and crry out manure on Their retain. The
table below gives the shipments Of the articles named
dusg the year, 1853 and 1852 oy railroad into Brook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Free Men and no Whisky Free Labor aud M
BrSadwsy "A Portrait, taken ti osDeY csol tad rissAs"-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

THE PysLIc Scholastic public schools are to be
Asm'ssed on tire Goth inst for the Summer vacation
Tbey are to resssemble the 81 Of September. In
tbe meantime. Public School-house No. 8, which has
for some time been in miserable if positively un.
ssfs condition, ia to be repaired. The estimated ex-
pense for making the nary alterations il 80 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

CoxsTrEs REEY.-The job Of removing Cotnties
Reef may yet be undertaken the Council tax, i: in
hand again. and order that it shall be removed TO
depth corresponding with the amount Of money appro-
printed 1t is question however, whether it would
not Re better to let alone entirely than to cat AMY
the rock leave dangerous spot forever IA
ture OF the original appropriation $4,000, the sum
Of a 900 has already been spent in surveying the rock
under water, by OF diving bells, preparatory TO
giving il ont by contract Coenties Reef is in most
important negbborhood with reference to the shipping
OF the Harbor and should by sl means be removed,
and that without unnecessary delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
Accrnys1s An, William Watcher. /,

AccIpYsrs Ass IsoUEsrs.-Willsm Fletcher Q
na;vo Ireland who employed In the Manhattan 0ss
Worx the let Of June while passing under OF the .che
fatally injured b. loose brick falling upon bis hesd BE
conveyed home TO 3 Baxter street Where death ensve
ue.day afternoon Coroner Okees held an inquest the
body. verdict If accidental death reudsred The
Coroner reid inlres the body unknown Who
found drcw ned Old edso IN the Harlem River Ths
deceased sbout 80 yes he'd hair whScrs
aud about Eve :et inches in hight lie dess9
entirely in black and the hch be carried fcund
BY The body had been In the but few hon verat
O. supposed downing rendered. John Dunlap an lib
years OF very d1nh the Alb Of Jolly and
whis cendtcn sleep the floor OF cuhosse
the q Tenth and Tweny rth street While
then, shome boys not knowing he inside fred
sssns the door Of the Clubhouse when the contents o Tia
weapon WENT through tbs door snd lodged IL Dunl,ps th
The Injury bat be- 3eevus
wbc deum epeus intrvened and resulted in bis dessh
toe 10Th Coroner Ohef- held inquest the body
whi the Jury found that death the resu Of terenn
spp-rinsuced By accidental An unknown
drov ned ~ he foot Of Tenth street Tuesday
right, The 6ecss-cd while ntox s.ed M asleep 81
the exposed mbsrs Of the pier ard rolling into the dk Wa
drowned before hep could rsch her mmedate efforts
rse by Officer Bsn the Eleventh ard recoverte body
but wop. avail Deceased about IS Of md VS.
dIcssed W black.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE at auction, July II, 1864.

prrni.es know Is the Cbshsu Bank T. NChsno.
her. street ss extended and Duspo street. Ait IN ost
feet rear Ist in tbs and 80 feet in. the
elJ 32S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

SrABBrNG PoR RVM.-An Hishman PANIED Bernard
hcAee having obtsn I'd dak at The GROCERY csraS
q Foteh seet and Eleventh avenue refused to ff It.
An alteration eusued between him aud the oskeeps and !a<
Dougborty curing which McAtee sssobes Dousheny Ia tee
sbdsn or The wound Indicted dsnse.ou, aud tie
sufferer wa removed 20 TIE Bellevue Hospital where he lies IN
critical condition. AeAtee WA arrested and loc<sd up -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Prof j. W. Fowler Of the Pcughkeepsie Law
School VII speak In behalf Of the Republican Sans tho
present. campaign. Address PoU3hKRHrAz, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Tiocv1roSArY RrADIsG-.Mrs. Lizzie Petit By
invitation Of some prominent citizens, WILL this cyon-
ing give poe,icsl reading in the pporo Of the Me-
tiopgliiar Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12
CRY ITEMS.

THx Brourn-The rain which fell week ago did
NJ immense good TO the farmers ia tho vicniiy OF tho
city, particularly north and east, but it was sufficient
TO wet only only the surfsce and week of hot sun
ard drying winds Las nearly exhausted all that NOS
'ure 20 thu, erorS particularly poatoos are now slf
fcilg from dropth. Upon mary Of tho pastures the
feed 10 getting rhor and some flrrcr a-s already
solrg OF sock in Consequence CID moving lots, in
some int,anoc- viii not yield haf Is riuch hay ~ was
anticipated /, Is however good weather to make
hay, bat Ill co"ing crops arc in grea' need Of rain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

Bulls lIyAD.-Theft is no mis.ake about il, tho
drove are jolly particularly the 'pecrlAtins poriion
Of tom, WHO went mp t. Albany To mako an honest
penny by fo'es;a.liNg I've market. Our market report
shows iecsiN Il 4 5S5 head for the weeks supply;
and 10 advance upon .hese over Le price, Of the pre-
yious votk, we believe wiz ayeraS, s3 - a head
making $40 'ji FOR somebody profit n, highest
price per ponnd hfs teon u cents pound net, but
greet risry tie have been sold at that this
week than in sny week TO- Long time. II appears,
however though tbs rse all speculative one.
"a cannot bs relied upon by Western fc1'-s or drov-
e-s and II G,-,orn purchases are made, based upon
the prices this Ok ior future f. es, the operators Will
lie lile'y to meet with disarS oihtment.
The cai;o offered for pse all disposed Of before
nigh, yesteda- te second day proving rather better
tLsl tie ffst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

NEW NoRrE river SITAEBoAr.-As coon as the
stocks IRE cleared o! vess,P buiLiing Ir. Thos.
Coyo viii lay the Keel OF snother river steamer for
toe o~nen Of the Da.ie Drew" now running no.
tween Ntw.York ana Albany, Of the same dimsasions
~ tia. boat She viii cost about s75 0C0 SO 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

A 'e-sze Photographic portrait OF Abraham Lin
coin, painted il oil, nav be -een at the Young Mons
Republican Upiri No GO Broadway. II IL The work
Of NIB. y. Eener Of Bfltimore, who went TO Spring
fold in J.ue Ia TAX tho L,ensgs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
DRY GOODS. &c.

T EWIS BAAR, 135, King street,. has just re-
~ ccivcd the following desirable GOODS: -
Black Dress Silks: black Alpaca: Dress Berages;
Shawls, white and black: 81 black French Mcri-
no; Poll dc CAeYer; Lawn from - to 5Oc: all
wool DoLaincs; Dcbages, with Cambria and Swiss
Mousn; do. do. dotted: Ladies Linen Handler
chiefs; Gcntlcmcn's do. do Ladies Collars: Col
lars and Sleeves; Ba,.ds: Laces; Bohiuct plain and
figured; Tissue for Wells: Berage do; Black Vel
vet Ribbon; Gloves: Stockings, dc.
These GOODS having all been bought from
first class houses, and at the lowest cash prices
can assure my customers and the public generally
that can compete in regard to prices with any
house in this city, and exhibit an assortment Of
goods especially selected and adapted to this mar
ket. A call will be sufficient to convince every
lady. ie )
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM ARNOLD

MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 95 King-Saee
d RESPECTFULLY informs bis customers a.,
LII the public THAT he has now on hand ver.,
extensive stock of S p RING and SUMMIT
GOODS. Elegant and iashionabl. styles Of eyer.
thing Of GeDtlemcn's wear, of which may be nan,
ed in part black, blue and fancy CLOTHS. Th.
finest and best French, English and America
CAsSIMERES. Fancy Silk, and Mar.eilIs.
VESTINGs. Linen Shirts and Collars; Net Shin.
and Drawers; Gloves; Linen and Silk pocls,
Handkerchief; Neck Ties ofeyery description and
style; Suspenders of the finest quality and late,
styles; half Hose, of the best quality. All wor,,
will be guaranteed to be done in the best name,
Thanking his customers and the public f,r na.,
fayors, he snicits the continuance Of Their IA,
ronage. Orders from the country promEiy A.,
tended to. az 23.-,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS FOR iseo

W. b. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAILOR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs hi. friends and H..
IL public, that he HIS received his STICK =,
FASHIONABLE GOODS for Gentlemen. yea,
comprising black, blue. and fancy CLOTHS s,i
CASSIMERES Of the very best European and
American fabrics; plain and fancy silk and Ma,
sailles NESTINGS;in fine SHIRTS and COLLARS
Drawers and Undershirts, Handkerchiefs, Hal.
Hose, Gloves, Cravats, Neck Ties and s usnen.
doris, together with many other goods in the ,ur.
nishing line. Also an assortment Of Really
MADE CLOTHING, such ms dress and ,rock
Coats, Business Coats, Pants and Vests Thanh
full for the encouragement heretofore received, /.
hopes by strict attention 10 business to confirm. >,
merit the patronage of the public, guaran,ccin,
that all work made by him sha!l be done in tie
best manner and give satisfaction, with prize. IA
suit. mi -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

Not long ago 9 sodierin Strasburs. ascen,
led to the top of the Cathedral spire and
performed elevated gymnastics. Orders
we're Immediately given by the police 70 pre-
vent the rep .tti,n Of any Snch proceeding
but, soon after. the same Imam who was Tor
,nerlv sailor on board The hvllc Pouie, ri"-
c.ed the vigilance Of the guardians by dis
guia.ng himself, and with >eTerat other
persons assembled TO the platform from. which
the spire rises When there, as the guar
dian refused to open the door OF the stars
leading to the ton, the cx-sailor climbed up
the bar of the lightning conductor, and so
reached the wcathercock again. lie then
stripped off his disguise, flung il down to the
square, and went through q select a4orbatic
programme, concluding by standing on has
head on the weathercock. When he desccn-
del, however. he found & comro!s~&ry ~! po-
lice in waiting, attended by s ike o. soldiers,
wno took him into custody ior yio!Htips the
regulations Of the town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
BOOTS AND SHOES

YINHE CASH SYSTEM ADOpTED--The SUB.
i scriber having tried the credit system, aid
found that it would not pay has concluded to adop;
the CASH principle. In future and from this
date, he will continue to do business upon this
principle. In bidding adieu to tho old system, he
would return hs thanks to his customers for pat
favors, and hopes by strict attention, and such in
ducements as he may offer, to continue it under
the new. jan l--tf] JOHN l.. SMITH.
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100, 100, 100, 100, 100.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King stree:

DEGS leave to announce to his numerous friend.
ID and customers, that he is now prepared 70
exhibit a stock Of READI-MADE CLOTHING,
and Gentcmen's Furnishing GOODS. which y
regard TO quantity, quality, and styles, caEgot he
equallcdb by any similar establishment in TIL, city,
and not cxcclled by any Clothing house in tie
two leading avenues Of fashion on this siie ,f,as
Misunderstanding, New York; and Chestnu.
street. Philadelphia
Although the present stock IS y,ry extensive
ono, indeed, additional supplies viii still be rccci'
ed, from time to time, during the business scasol
IN order to keep up full assortment, OF style. ana
sixss.
p. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endcavcr to con
vince any one favoring him with call that h;,
reputation for selling ut the most moderate price:
is grounded on facts. ar go
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
FRESH ARRIVAL.
I II PIECES French Lislc Thread Chine Cling

10 hams
IL pieces Grey Poll Ic Iauie
- Grey Goods for suits. various styles
and prices
- pieces Lawns ut ~ cts
Orgdndy and .aconct MuslinS
Black Grcnaainc Bcrage
d" Grape Bcrage
{. 81 Waretz and Tamartne
80 Lawn Robes, some very handsome
Bcrage and Grcnadne Robes
A complete line of White Goods
Black French Lace and Pushcr Nantes and
Points, received, and for sale at very reasonable
prices, hy TAYLOR < HUTCHINSON.
WASHINGTON my 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
DID YOU EVER SEE TIE LIKE
SCHOOLEERR & BRO,

A RE selling whole suits Of CLOTHING ..
"A $1.75; COAT -, PANTS 30 cents. VESTS
80 cents, and from that price up to the finest r,-
ported to this country. They are determined IA
sell, and underscll, no matter how, who. or WIN,
The fact of it is, they are always through n.
Northern markets, and by being always il The
market, have the best opportunity TO pick M ii,
best of bargains, to suit the Southern market
Recollect at the same time tnat their styles OF
getting up their CLOTHING are always su,arior
to any others, by being personally ATTENDED in
the manufacturing department, by one Of the
firm long experienced in that busncss-and no
pains or time spared TO please the generous ca..
tom heretofore bestowed upon them. Chose who
have not patroniZcd this old established firm,
will certainly find il to their interest to give them
Il call, az no more satisfactory dealing can bs
found in the country. Come and satisfy YOUR
.elf at the old place, ut
SCHOOLHERR L BROS.
lob King street 3 doors below the Marshall House,
Alexandria, Va NH ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
SERVANTS GOODS.


HARPER 4 BRO.
EAE'E received and offer for sale the following
] GOODS FOR SERVANTS:
81, rs, and ii Brown Cotton
~. aud Cotton o"naburgs; taTen's Duck
Walnut Drilling; Blue Jeans; Blue DENNIS
Plaid Donlestlcs: striped OSnahurG%
Mariners 7hirung; Buriaps lAncn
Apron Checks. &r. NH 30
n REAT INDUCEMENTS now offering at
VI LARklNS, orsandic Lawns only ~ cents
very superior, DO. - cents, beautiful GOODS, for
desirable GOODS, upon which great reduction
pARAsOLS. Call At once on
iej +. 4, LARKIN. No g. Kiu~.st
-
/! OH M" G0oD".~-i have J"st received
VA fresh supply Of the following articles:
black and white eiinghams; fancy ao.: French
ChiutH En%ii>: au,; American Prints. &C. &C.
al OF which | viii sell very cheap.
ieS v. y. BEkki.Ei.
I ACE AND SILK MANTlLLAS.--Wa viii
! J add to CIR stock this day another very choice
supply of Lace Points, Mantillas and SLawlS; also
silk Mantllas; Travelling Busters; Gray Goods
Tor Irayeiiing Dresses; Berage: Angles, &c, dc.
my IL A'oiiD' d o0D' 40 ~ Mig 81:
nON'T TALK ABOUT LAWNS when you
~ can &c: Organdy Lawns for l2l cts. by the
ScuWtPT.s rhoa,, 2tnra raiI orI w, ,,'a,,,
49,. - 0l''i' '''' '''''' ''' ''''''
-,
) MOTHER ARRIVAL of very desirable
- LEW @''" va Ut
,.,.~ ,r.,i -,,', '' . @ 80
co'nrs Tnv 2sI 7, 4 IIpEIy
rrnops, unops,, uoops,,, la. ,..na,
,notbsr lnt - wi,,rr ,xn Tor 6pTn
SKIRTS, nj 30 cents. which we can recommend to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

NOTICE TO PURCHASERS IN GENERAL,
IN AND MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
In PARTICULAR.-This is to correct in I'M
preston that is abroad, that am declining the
sale of HARDWARE and CUTLERY, and giving
my whole attention TO tho Auction business.
respectfully inform the public III large, that the
Auction branch i mere appcndagc, afiording me
facilities which could not otherwise obtain, and
which puts me in possession Of goods ut lower
prices than those of regular purchasers, and cna-
hcS to sell cheap, many articles are unli'ni-
ted ~ to prices.
| continue 10 deal in all kinds of Building and
Family Hardware, Window Sash, Carriage Bolts
Files, Carpenters Tools Farming Implements,
Log Halter and Trace Chains, &C.. &c also, all
kinds of Fancy Goods that arc cheap and dcsira
bic. JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
ie 5 No. IS, King street
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S. & w. MEYEEBERG

5. W. WEI EWEERU
HAEE just opened Brown Cottohs
i i Bleachcd Cott9ns
Brown and Blcachcd Sheetngs
Marscilles Courcrpanes: Blue DENNIS
Plaid, best brands: 81, rs and Al OSnaburgs
Heavy Ducks: Linen Nay Ducks
Linen Drillings: Linen Checks
Farmers brill, and variety OF other GODS
suitable Tor Farmers. my III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12
DoMESTICs AND SERVANTS GOODS.

ASHBl e IT UDN
AVE now in store their full supply of all
i i kinds of DUMESTlCS consisting Of
Blue Drills: hcavy Denims: Plaid Cottons
Striped OSmobar@s: Pcnitcntiary Plaid
Ext:;. heavy White Twis
- 0$naburgs
BurlapS Linen: Linen Ducks, with al kinds
Of GOODS to suit the present and approaching
season. No. 10, King street, Alexandria, Na.
my ID