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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05
SOUTHERN .NANUFA CTURE.
Reaping andMoVing Machine.
FOR 1860.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

TINE SUPERIORITY OF kIRBY'S AMER
i ICAN HARVESTER, over all others, will
become more obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considerin 6
that all these separate excellencies arc combined
in one MACHINE, in the most simple and ehec-
tive manner. In some of these e1ceiencies it is
entirely unequalled, and in none 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 smother MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE EXCELLEN-
CIES that are found comhined in hlRBf'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers TO the
following facts:
|. 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 as reaper.
2. That-It is the strongest and tho lightest; be-
ing made entirely Of Iron, except pole, seat and
platform. The finger bar is of wrought angle
iron, Of great strength and lightness.
That-It has Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
" separate the cut from the uncut grass, and with
on, leaving the cut grass IN punches.
/ That-IT REQUIRES oSE-THIRD LESS DRAFT
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That-No PRESSURE IS MADE UPON THE HoR-
sEs' SECKs, AND NO SIDE DRAFT.
q. That--lts ability TO work on rough ground
is not equalled by amy machine yet produced
The inger-bar working up and down, indepen-
dent of the driving wheel, enables the machine to
90 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-It can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
8. That-In both moving and reaping, the po-
sitioDs of the driver and ruker are the most conYe
ncnt aud easy, enabling them to do their labor
with but little eyertion.
That-While 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.
10 That-It is easily managed, marvelously
simple we'll built compact not liable to got out of
ORDER made of the 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 q Circular
descriptive of the MACHINE, &c, before making
other arrangements. The MACHINES are in all
cases warranted to give satisfaction, or no sale.-
Manufactured by d. NJ. OSBORNE 4 Co., las,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
KNOX & BRO, General Agents,
ap 2S--co2m for Alexandria. Va
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yDR1A GAZFJ'1E AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER MAY s. 1860

Some weeks ago, we noticed in our paper
the spirit of improvement in our town. and
in speaking of Mr.. Brawner's new Hotel,
promised to give fuller description in the
future, tspaee will not permit Us to say
much We cannot. however, refrain from
speaking of the creditable manner in which
Mr.. O'Brien, of Alexandria, Va, the contra
tor, has discharged his duty So far as We
have been able to see, he has filled his con-
tract in handsome and workmanlike style,
deserving encouragement.-Pon Tobacco
Times.
LoUDoUN CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Leesburg
Washingtonian of yesterday says:-The Cir
cult Court has been in session here for near
ly two weeks Judge Tyler presiding. Much
business has been transacted. The Beatty
and Cover case has occupied the greater part
of the Court. Tucker, Harrison and Chan
cellor, counsel for the plaintiff, and Janney
and Tebbs for defendant. The case was ar
gued with great ability on both sides. The
jury decided in favor of Beaty's Trustee.
DELIVERED Up.-Avis, the prisoner who
broke Jail in WeStmoreand county. Va, and
was arrested here by officer Chipley as a
fugitive from justice, vas delivered up yes
terday to an officer from Richmond, Va, in
whose custody he left for that city, to under
20 an examination on the charge of incen-
diarism Wash. Star.
AUCTION SALEs-For sales of real estate,
to take place to-day, see advertisements in
to-day's Gazette
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ELECTION OF BANK DIRECToRs.-The an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the TX
change Bank Of Virginia. was held in Nor
folk, Wednesday. The following persons
we're elected Directors, on the part OF the
stockholders:
For the Mother Bank, Norfolk-W. W.
Sharp, Il. dickson, Z. p. Tabb, W. S. Camp
and {. ". Grandy. Richmond Branch-J.
G. lIobSon, L. d. CrcnShuw, ". 5. Donnan,
W. W Gwathuey. Pctersburg-T. Wallace,
Il. 4. Martin, J. Hurt, David Donnan.-
Clarkesyll!c-E y Williams, }. b. Digger,
}. X. Leigh, Il. \. overly. Alexandria
Rob ert Jameson, {. +. Lee, l.. Mckenzie,
j. NJ. Stewart. Abington--W. \. c. White,
A.C Cummings, S. W. Canadian, Edward
Campbell. Saiem--Wiliam Watts Alex.
White, D. c. Shanks, c. L. Snyder. Weston
C. J. Moore, G. j. Butcher, B. Jackson,
D. S Peterson. Lynchburg-J. Il. Meem,
J. J. I:by, J. +. Murrell, J. Oiey Taylor.
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RENARoS-Thc market for Broadstufs dur
~ me eek has been active, until yesterday,
zhcu there was decline in prices, and the mar
k.t closed fat, buyers and sellers beng unable 10
agree upon prices. In Flour, there mas been
limited business The stock on hand il fair, anu
me receipts continue adequate to the demand.--
Yesterday there was little doing, but holders refu-
ted less taau SOS for Supertiuc. In Extra and
Psmily the transactions have been confined prln-
:;pal!y 10 the retail trade. Extra Sh.730SoSi :,
and Family S72jQS 7.75; some choice brands %.
There h Is been Il scarcity Of good white heat,
sad our quotations for that article have been nom
iaa-the principal enquiry has been tor red
inch may be quoted at IJOOG SOC, the market
closing with a declining tendency. The offerings
o. Corn during the week have been very fair, and
prices we'll sustained, until yesterday, when they
gave way, and note decline oil &c. Sales
being made of mixed at 75c., and white at Zoe.
Rysis worth S3c, with limited supply and fair
Gemand In Oats, there is continued quletnesS;
transactions very light, and no change IN quota
lions Very light enquiry for Seeds. and no
change in prices. The Grocery market mas pre-
scented rather quiet aspect this week, the de-
usnd from the country having been generally
supplied, and our wholesale houses have De II less
actively empioved SUGARS are firm al &C. ad-
vance. Cotces firm but unchanged. In Teas,
liquors and Tobacco, there is no change to note
since our last week report There Is a good sup
ply VI Salt Ashton's is selling at Sl.S7; other
5c.lds :l.75. Provisions are quiet. Bacon Is
10 fair request. Lard llGy'2c. in kegs. Butter
siu good supply Black Eyed Peas have advan-
csd 10 cl25M ~l.27. Plaster is in limited supply
aud acti-e demand. Ground Plaster is in fair
enquiry, and good supply at 500 $3.50 q ton.
TIE demand for Fertilizers this week has been
quite active end lie sales Jill foot up largely for
al descriptions. We give in our table above tho
quotatOns for he different varieties. Ground
Alum Sa t is coming into use for fertilizing pur-
poses, and there is a good supply in our market.
We quote at 25c - bushel In Leather, there is
good supply Of home manufactured at rates ur-
rasnsed from last weeks quotations. frelshts
have been inactive, and will 50 continue until the
resumption OF navisa ton on the Canal, and the
ie'pcning Of the coal trade-rates are nominal.
tQsile,s in al branches has been quite active.
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Richmond Stock Market, May 8.

,...u,,, skies, gtl<., int added.
h!l L.ia Bank stock sales 81.
nn.s.. ,n Bank Stock 100
F"iSas >, Rank stock last snlOs Slo5la
s s,nC Of the Commonwealth Stock sales 100:
e pan Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad STOCK
ia! So Central Railroad Stock $50
SI and panyille railroad guaranteed bonds sales
al and int r.,,,,ss. Railroad Bonds lst mortgage,
'HeI a. and int. Do. 2nd mortgage, last saea sSo
al ~ y, 3rd mortgage last sales $50 and int.
orange and Alexandria Railroad Bend, snl ra IN,
W I,|.a. Gan Railroad bonds, to and interest.
yyrfo.k City 80 and mt
Tbe Whis say>:-'Eirginia sizes have declined
A.! and int. The sales of the week denote an
:... ~, market, embracing only Va. Central H.
t,ri. ID mort at S24 and interest. For Ex-
!" "' 1' Rank stock 100 is now offered, and for
,r,-,5suts Insurance seventy one!
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AUCTION SALES.
BY T. NJ. McCORMICK-ACcT
SALE THIS DAY

GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM IN FAIR
- FAX COUNTY, Va, IN THE VICINITY
OF WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA,
On Saturday, the 18th day Of Nay, at II o'clock,
d., in front of the Mayors Office in the city Of
Alexandria, Va, the subscriber, as trustee, by
virtue of deed Of trust from Amelia T. Young,
dated July lst, 1855, and duly Of record in the
County of Fairfax, Va will sell at public auction,
TRACT OF LAND, now occupied by Mrs.
Young, containing about FIFTY ACRES, situa-
ted in the said County of Fairfax, the Lees
burg Turnpike, q short distance beyond Bailey's
Cross Roads, and about seven miles from both
Alexandria and Washington.
The land is of excellent quality-is well water
ed-eight or ten acres Of it are in wood. 1t has
it thrifty orchard of young FRUIT, and is
under good fences.
AsA The buildings on the place consist Of .
.G.:H comfortable COTTAG Z, Barn, Stables,
Smoke house, DC.
TERMS :-$lSl2 and the expenses Of sale, to DO
paid in cash, the balance to be paid on the lst day
of April, lS6l-ths deferred payment to bear in.
terest from the day of sale, and to be evidenced
by tho bond of the purchaser, secured by deed of
trust upon the property.
S. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
ap 6-eots Nat. Int.-eots
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Arrival of Morrisey.

BosroS, May 4th.-Morrisey, the noted
pugilist, arrived in the Canada. 1t suppos-
ed that the announcement that the Canada
did not leave Halifax until Wednesday night,
was made iii order to secure MorrlSey from
rough treatment on his arrival. The steam
er arrived here unexpectedly at y. NJ, and
AIorrisey got quietly ashore and took the al
bany morning train The ''roughs" were
greatly disappointed. a large police force
had been ordered to the steamers dock to
preserve peace.
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COM ERCI a L.
Monetary.

~. money market is without material change
In9 ,a continues in advance Of the sup
and 'I The Banks are discOuntins to the full sx-
ply r;,,its but cannot supply the wants
',n 10 their customers, and there is much good
81 All the street where Loans AR are still! dG"t
Of neEoIt' s,sy and capital, with the Commission
.s.S 'y :5 s ss ia! s;s s's :: s::
sill! Dc e. Wv YpTk money market is more ac-
ai:' hi, ID CAPITAL is still abundant, and call loans
'" RSSsd :sso 1aS D srs ' ssd
ac.lon' w.. 1888 frurcs, with but few sales. In
I Ia; Y, TsSf 6s stock quoted brisk, Tho
New lrn;,i of Thursday afternoon says Mlssou-
v s5 ss :s s s saa cs
as' PRIV Tennessee skies brought 9lt and
i'F 1al',,sn,ly 81. Land Warrants are quiet ana
.ao;F ~ no change in last weeks rates.
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House of REPRESENTATIVES.

The House proceeded to the consideration
OF the special order, being a bill for the re-
lief of Cassus NJ. Clay, to remunerate him
for property lost IN Mexico during the late
war with that country. The bill was passed.
Reports from the various Standing Com
mittees, Of private nature, were then recelv-
ed and appropriately disposed Of.
The consideration Of the private calendar
was continued until o'clock, and a large
number of private bills passed.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Tariff bill, MIR. Curtis OF
Iowa in the chair
Mr.. Longnecker, of Penn, delivered a por-
ton Of a speech, and said he would print
The remainder.
Mr. Adrain, Of n. j., gave the general
outlines of speech, which the House agreed
should be published III fall.
Mr.. Nixon, Of \. J., followed in tariff
speech, which, ike lis predecessor, was de-
i!veGed in part 10 twenty members, with the
understanding that it should be published
in full
The Committee then rose, and at 5 o'clock
the House adjourned
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sM,
eaIpT:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Supreme Court
to-day closed it's term, and will not meet un-
til the lst Monday of December next. Du-
ring the present session there have been 70
California Land cases decided, all of the con-
tested cases-about 80 in number, have, on
the ground of fraud, been decided in favor Of
the general government. These involve enc
million of acres of land, worth from Sl5.-
100000 to $2O,O00,O0O including the San
Italian or Baltoo case, the claim in which is
for 10000 acres of land. 10000 of which ~
ing in the city of San Francisco, ore estima-
ted to be worth Sl0,000,O00. The decision
of the court in this case was delivered by asso-
ciate Justice Catron, in which was maintained
the ground-lst that the claimants shovel no
legal title, nor recorded evidence in support
of the grant. End. The claimants have no
equity, for want of consideration, possession
and Improvement 3rd. The evidence salts
fed the court that the claim was fabricated,
probably in 1850, and ante-dated, and it WAS
false and forged.
The judgment of the District Court of Cal
iforDis, and the dicision Of the Board of
Land Commissioners, were therefore reversed.
The Hon. John S. Phelps was renomina-
ted yesterday by the District Convention
held in Springfield Mo-, for reelection to Con-
gress.
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Alexandria Fish Market, May 2.

The arrival of fish to-day denote no improve
nent in the catch There were brought up about
10000 Herring, which sold az sS@sS.5o T.
thousand. OF Shad, about 5000 arrived, and
sod At sl5@cl7 Z hundred. Some improve
mont noticeable in the catch of bunch fish, which
vi ~ at l7G2Oc q 5unch. Large Rock bring 81
9si.5o. In our report yesterday, the number
Vi Shad brought up was enormously stated at
NIty thousand il should have been sic thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

1t is no longer questioned that these Machines
arc the best III use Tor Family Sewing.
They make upwards of fifteen hundred stitches
minute and will do the Sewing Of Family
cheaper than Il Seamstress can do it, even II she
works at the rate of one cent per hour.
Is there r. father, husband, or brother, in the
United States, who will permit tho drudgery of
hand-sewi in his family, when GROVER q
BAKER MACHINE will do it better, more OK
peditiously, and cheaper, than can possibly be
done by hand?
A list Of the persons using these celebrated Ma
Chimes in Alexandria, can be had upon applica-
iinn.
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1.-TWO DESI 2ABLE FARMS FOR SALE
1 By virtue of the authority vested IN me by
the will of the late John 4. Downmar, l 0ilcr Tor
sale TWO FARMS-onc called TIE CUIlAh h,
containing TWO II L D ID and FORTY
ACRES, lying in the County OF tauquler, VA
two miles from Rappahannock station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. The other known az
WINDSOR FOREST. III the County CT Stafford,
near Tackctt'S Mill, about fourteen miles from
Fredericksburg, over a good road. containing
SEVEN HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES.
Both of these FARMS are we'll situated, in good
neighborhoods convenient to Churches and Mills;
we'll watered under good enclosures, and with an
abundant supply of Wood and Timber These
lands are naturally Of good qua lty, and suscepn'
BILE of easy improvement, but like all farms tha'
have been tcnaned out, do not present so pro1nlS-
ing an appearance az they otherwise would do
"a The DWELLING HOUSES. together with
S.:i the out buildings, with small outlay OF money
could be made very comfortable. persona! OK
a,n nation Of the above property Is requested, BY
persons wishing to buy land. Being very deslr'
Gus of etecting SALE bargains may be expected,
and the terms of payment made easy and accom-
modating. hEOhNh h7hlhIoN'
Executor of John B. Downman, deed.
Brandy Station, Culpepcr Co, my 3--2aw2m
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Alexandria Cattle MarkeS, I-icy 4.

reported By j. Pichud Smoot, Lire Stock AGENT
BEEF CArrLr.-Ofvring limi:ed-prices rang
ing from 1918 to :525 gross, equal to $500
- nett, and averaging $i.75 gross.
SSHEEr from 80 to $3.50 r 100 lbs. gross.
hoGs from .,T..j TO $3.50 q 100 lbs. nett.
Vows AND Calves from 20 to SO p head.
VEAL CALVES from 4 to $50 q 100 lbs.
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Georgetown C.ttlo Mcrk.t, - aY :

"'port.d by j. Richard Smoot, Lire Stock Agent
b.Er CArrLa.-lOT offered, all disposed OF At
gee, . ranging from 1925 to $3.50, equal to $50
- - ~ nett and averaging s4.75 gross. Owing to
.as limited number and superior quality OF tho
.'Ss offered, the market advanced on last week
SSIHREr from s..5o0s5 q loo lbs.
noes from S7.50MS3.
~ SAND CALVES from $50 to $40.
Wal CALVES from + to SIC.
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CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Friday, May 4.

Mr.. King presented a memorial from the
Board OF Trade of Oswego, n. y, complain
ing Of the manner in which the reciprocity
treaty between the United States and Great
Britain is carried out referred to Committee
on Foreign Relations.
Without transacting any further business
of Importance, the body, on motion OF Mr.
Gwin went into Executive session.
The doors were then opened, and the SEN
ate took up the private calendar.
Some twenty private bills, to which no
objection was made, were passed,
And at 2 O'clock the Senate adjourned to
meet on Monday next.
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alexandria Fuel Market.

3ae Fuel market is inactive. Wood is scarce
p- Nanted-Oak and Hickory mixed, s3. "a $3.50;
.l'' S2.5o@ S2.75; Hickory, S3.75@s4. Cum
p,'@nd Coal il scarce. We quote Lump at IS;
.1D OF Nine S4j0. and Fine, s.. Anthracite is
s'oa supply, and we continue to quote White
''H al $500, and Red Ash S6.25 = ton delivered.
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Southern Direct Trade.

WASHINGTON, May AR. z. G. Baylor,
late u S. Consul at Liverpool, has returned
to this country with full authority to make
arrangements for direct trade between the
Southern States and Europe.
So fully did the Belgian government APP
prove the scheme, that it advanced money to
enable Mr.. Baylor to open Direct trade
agency in Baltimore at once.
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The Editorial Excursion.

FAIRNoUNT, Va, May 4.-The editorial
excursion train of ten splendid cars, contain
ing 300 guests left Wheeling, this morning,
decorated with flags and flowers. An extra
locomotive preceded the train to be used in
case of necessity. The guests were cheered
along the line of the road by the employees
aud others. At Cameron. flags were flying,
and salute was fred The party will dine
at Grafton and stop for the night at Cum
berland. Stoppages will be made at all the
points Of greatest interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-05

This MACHINE, which combines al the ex
ccllepcias Of MANNY'S invention, with all OF!
WOODS IMPROVEMENTS, has been made
EXPRESSLY FOR OUR TRADE, ana We Goa
fdently offer !; as the BEST COMBINED REAP
Err AND MOWER ever maic.
These MACHINES have never failed IN con !
tested f.'d, Ia take the HIGHEST PREMIUM,
~ the best COMBINED REAPER and MOWER.
Tins proving that the PRINCIPLE is the most per
feet Of any yet invented. We have had the cutter
BnranG Gear Pluak mude Of Iron ia orr ma
chimes of this year, and it will be almost impoSS-
bic for any part to give way, or get out OF order.
We have also had attached SELF RAhER,
which we think by far the Simplest and best we
know. The REAPER can be worked with or
without the RAKE at pleasure. We will g""Fa"-
tee euch MACHINE sud to work to the entire
satisfaction of the purchaser We also have
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Richmond Market. NAV 5.

,oc oaf !. active and prices have advanced to So
i, 300 for Super; Extra s7@S7.25. Wheat is
Ig, ar request al 1910 l65c for best white, and
- looc. for best red. Corn is quiet. Tobacco
@8s improved shade
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SALE THIS DAY.

SALE IBID uA3
TXTENSIVE SALE BY CATALOGUE Of a
q large collection of hardy PER Pc 7 a l.
BLOOMING ROSES, comprising the most new
and celebrated kinds Of H. bride, Perpetual, Bour-
bon, Noisct.e, Moss Monthly Moss, and Climbing
Roses; also, Ornamental Shrubs, Parlor Plants,
Bulbous Roots, Evergreens ETC., selected from the
most celebrated kinds known in Europe and Amer
lea, by A. JARDIN, Florist and Nurseryman.
Washington, D. c.
To be sold at Auction, by JOHN 7. GREIGH-
TON, on Saturday Afternoon nert 5th inst, at q
o'clock, p. ST., at the Store Room No. 81 King,
corner of Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va.
Catalogues will be furnished upon application
at IS King street NH SIT
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BY JOHN T. CREIGHTON-AUcTIo
SALE THIS DAY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE IN ALEXANDRIA, va.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria County, Va, pronounced at the No.
rember term, 1858, of said Court, in the suit Of
Tatsapaugh vs. Hemmick, and others, will pro-
coed ON TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY, 1860. at II O'Clock, d., liz front of the
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, in Viz
III ginia, to sell at public aucton the three
It'll story BRICK TENEMENT and LOT Of
GROUND, of which ohm Tatsapaugh led seized,
situated on the north side Of Prince street, be-
tw en- Water and Union streets, in the said city
of Alexandria.
TERMS OF SALE.-One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, ON the day Of sale, and
the residue hereof in three equal insta.mehts. at
six, twelve, and eighteen months from the day Of
sale-the deferred payments to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, with good personal secu-
rity, bearing interest from the day OF sale, and
the title to the property to be retained until the
purchase money Is fully paid
ALBERT STUART,
NH 3l-eots Commissioner OF Sale
Es~ The above sale is postponed until SA CR-
DAY, the 9Th day of May, 1880. at the same time
and place. ALBERT STUART,
my 2-dts Commissioner of Sale.
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BONNETS, RIBBONS, &c

BUNNETS, FIBBUNS, nc.
TUST RECEIVED THIS DAY, a large supply
y Of BONNETS, RIBBONS, and FLOWERS:
MISSES FLATS, CulLDREN'S HATS, dc.
am now making up "A beautiful assortment OF
Crane and Silk BONNErS. for the Summer trade
Also, an elegant assortment OF MEMS ana
BOYS STRAW, LEGEONN, and PANAMA
hats, sold at low prices ..
my ) JOHN |. LN ANS.