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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

Auction Sale Of Public Piers and slips.
notice pinned upon that bit Of ancer dirty red muslin
which does double duty 1t the City Hall, az an appropr
ate Adermanic banner civic and as an aac
oneers flag, informed that there was 10 be public
auction Of DOCKS PIERS and slips belonging 70 tho Corpora
ton in No 20 Of that modern ruin In the Park more
particularly celebrated the hall for the exhibition OF
bad manners great corruption noble vsiters and re
escapes To No. 20 DINGHY proceeded, and
foundh crowded with assemblage Of men, the maarty
OF whom seemed eminenty respectable and the minority
being composed Of that indescribable class known
Corporation "rougbs," cormorants' or "suckers.
Quite number-by far the larger portion, believe
were old, gray headed men, and amost AL had that
aharp, eager look which bespeaks the keen bust
ness man. Contractors Diamond and Nelson and
the uptown dock folks out strongly; but there
also representatives from Wall street and down
towndon agents OF steamship and ferry companies. Tho
room became more and more crowded noon ap-
preached and when the clock struck twelve had
moving space, except in wet, habby India rubber
overcoat which produced when brushed against your
band cheek, that peculiar and well sensation
which comes over you when you hear the sharp iug
Precisely at twelve O'Clock, Comptroller Haws his
clerk and the auconeer took the stand and the terms
itself to put any Of the whars, piers slips in good
der, but may do so it may choose The auctoneer
WAS good 10 hear, and, like Mayor Wood, he kept but
"tingle eye'' upon the public good this occasion,
One could hardly help bidding, so unctiously per-
suusive was this gentlemans style, and although
your reporter does not need any wharfage he having
expectation that "hs ship will come in, during the
I'VE years, yet much he could do TO avoid
running up the bids cool thousand 30; this
ed the general feeling To bid low to hurt the
tioneer's feelings and grevously to insult him, and
the bidding began somewhat in this way -Auc.oneer-
''Lot1. Now, gentlemen, who bidsr" man in wide
awake hat calls ont, an give thousand" Auction
eerYes, and you'll give two thousand, and that's your
bid nows your time, bid quick, here she goes pity you
lose IT. fair warning We don't take fties till reach
three ihoufand. Any more there on the lcft2 What
says my friend in the white hat? Your fault not mine
once, twice, and ebe's gone"
The following ia list Of the piers Sold the BUYERS
names, the price, and the amount which the same piers
brought at the sale some five years ago.
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United States MarshaI's Once:
MARCH John W. Curtis and Francis StanIy were
committed on charge Of passipg counterfeit money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-02

In thus giving evidence Of spirit Of enterprise which stands
altogether In the hory Of American journalism,
eaye no mesns une1haused or point saiafy
tie final meeting OF the cha np,ons 70
Ne fullest possible ezteht A. t initiation 10 tbs sketches
which their present the New York Illustrated News
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NEW GOODS.

II ESPECTFULLY call the attention of their
III friends and the public, to their new stock of
SPRING GOODS, with the assurance that 1t
will be found one Of the most extensive and best
selected stocks of DRY GOODS that can be found
in this market
1t is our determination not to permit our estab-
lishment to be surpassed in any OF the requisites,
essential 10 secure patronage.
We name among the many kinds OF goods re-
ceived-For the Ladies-Elegant Silk, Berage,
Berage Anglais, Organdy, Valentia and Foulard
Silk Robes of the latest and most approved styles,
Fancy Silks, Norwich Poplins
Rosalbas Berage Esmeralda, Nous. de Chine
Gro de Rhine, Gro de Itale, Bishoffs' and other
makes of plain Black Silks, with superb
Iustres, Mouslines, &C., sc.
In Mourning Goods. we have good stock OF
Bombaziues, Alpaccas, Poplins, Uhalles, BerageS,
MouslinS, &c. &c.
We have a very large stock of HOOP SKIRTS,
very cheap; SHAWLS, HANDkERCHlEFS,
HOSIERY, &c, &c.
FOR THE GRNTLEMEN-We have line of
plain aud fancy CLOTHS and CASSlMERES,
Silk mixed Coburgs, Johaney double Cloth, TIA
liam Cloth Linen Drills and Checks, Cottonades,
&C.. for Coats and Pants.
Silk. Satin, and Marseilles YESTINGS, Shirts,
Collars. Neck Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Suspenders, lie.
We have an unusually large stock of DOM Els
TICS, among which we name Caiicoes, Cottons,
plain and striped 0snaburgs, Tickings, FlannelS,
all wool, part Cotton and silk warp,
Furniture and Apron Checks, Nankeens, &C.,
I.nen for Window Blinds, Green and Buff Fur
niture Calico, Table DamaSkS, Towels, Napkins,
Doilics, Diapers, Bioached and Brown Table
Cloths, &c., &c.
CARPETINGS. OIL CLOTHS for Tables,
Floors, and Steps, (Mattings, white and eolored, }
Rugs, Mats, and many other goods not named.
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COMMUNICATED.

As citizen Of Alexandria, | am gratified
to find that some measures Of reform are
about to be introduced into our new Coun-
Gil, and sincerely hope that they may be
carried out. A very important measure
touching a reorganization Of the police sys-
tenn has recently been introduced in the
Board Of Aldermen, and from the synopsis
of the measure which has been published
by the Gazette, | doubt not it will receive
as it should, the careful consideration of the
City Council. From what have been able
to gather concerning the features of the bill,
hope it may be sanctioned. Ten vlgilant
police officers, with our Mayor as their eff
Gent head, would afford at all times force
sufficient for the ordinary demands Of the
community, and when we take into conslde-
ration the fact, that larger salary can be
afforded, than is now paid our officers, and
vet, save to the city from two to three thou
sand dollars in this one item, it becomes at
once commendable measure. To sustain
the police system last year-conslsting OF
twelve Watchmen, one Superintendent, and
four Constables-cost the city ST, 044.0O.-
The expense under the new system would
be from three to four thousand dollars, and
thus it is matter of economy to the city
| hope to see other measures introduced, to
reduce the expenses OF our city government,
and | may hereafter venture to suggest some
thing for the consideration of our city-fath-
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SRTPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
Additional from Europe.

ST. JOINS, \. t., March, 9.-The steam
ship Nova Scotian, which arrived here yes
terday afternoon, sailed from Liverpool at
IL o'clock on the morning Of the 22d OF Feb
ruary, touching at Queenstown the next day.
The steamship Glasgow also sailed from
Liverpool on the 22d ult. for New York, and
the steamship New York was to leave South
ampton for the same destination OF the same
day.
The steamship Niagara was to take the
place of the America, and SAIL from Liver
pool on the 25th ult, for Halifax and Boston
The steamship America from Boston, ar
rived out on the morning Of the 22d ult.,
and the steamship City Of Baltimore, from
New York, few hours later.
Heavy gales had prevailed around the
coast Of England.
The steamer Odione, from Dublin, for
London came in collision with the schooner
Heroine on the 10Th ult. The steamer sunk
in twenty minutes afterwards, and from for
ty TO fifty persons were drowned
Rumors were current Of IN address, attri-
buted to Victor Emanuel himself, calling
Naples and Sicily to inSurrection.
The ornaments IN Piedmont were being
accelerated.
A congregation held 40 tie Vatican, had
decided that tho King Of Sardinia should
not be communicated, whatever politi-
cal events might supcryene.
There was i report current that 4 plot
against the Emperor q tie French had been
discovered.
Madrid telegraph states that the garri-
son Of Mellilla had made q sorue, and that
the Spanish loss was thrty-three killed, l46
wounded and twenty-one missing.
The Spanish press were unanimous in
their demand for an energetic policy against
Morocco.
The Nova Scotian takes one hundred and
eighty tons Of coal and will sail this after
noon for Portland, where she will be due On
Monday evening next.
There was gale from southwest last
night, with rain.
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no HgAr TgADE.-The Mark Lane Express
M loth nit, says :-"Prices here have yet full
o saD, their former range for all dry samples of
g sspb growth, as well as foreign. In some in
i,assss l.. , or more has been realized should
ss'..v .aather prevail we may expect further
IT, sss,,s as millers, buying from hand to mouth
80 cal low in stock. The producing conn
me- q Europe mostly exhibit creator drmness or
Iii iisbtly improving prices This has been the
..ss II France, Belgium, and Germany. But
1, a with plentiful supplies from the Black Sea,
md sales forced by the Government, shows
,.tbsr lower range of prices"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-12

The Markets.

,oar March 1O-Flour closed firm; no
BiIIlsvs,sd; Howard street and Ohio 1919;
ss xs S. Wheat closed qds. and ".in firm red
1850 l74e.; r WI white 7O@73c.; yellow 7s@75c.
and unsnan5 firm: mess SIS; prime SIS. Lard
Pork eiOs.a At lie. Whiskcy closed dull at 2Sa
G2ic.
v,ax March 1O.-Flour is buoyant; State
NV eYs -. Ohio s6.O5@ S6.25; Southern $500
s52o(g wv; Wheat is very firm, and held at @ &C.,
@so'so. ,u;,bont sales. Corn is firm; white and
advance - sIie Pork is quiet but steady; mess
yellow s0 siS Is; prime sl2.5O@Sl475. Lard is
S,oi0llc. Whiskey is steady at 243c.
ssa,! are lower; Mo. 6's SIS.
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DIED.

In Washington, ON Thursday, the Sth instant,
Mr.. S. II. YOUNG, in the 29th year Of his age.
In Gainesville, North Carolina, the oath of
February, 1860, Mrs. SARAH ANN NIXON,
consort of Rev. Robert 7. Nixon, of the Virginia
Annual Conference.
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The Cincinnati papers give some statistics re-
,o.etug she packing of pork for the season, from
.b;cb i appears that compared with the previous
.,ason there has been this year o falling on OF
ll4?ls in the number Of hogs packed. rms de-
crease is equal TO four and hve-eighths cent.
TSs decrease in weight is about 100000 pounds
: Io9 ag4 6S5 pounds. This is about equal to II
lsths of one p cent.
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Vessels Ashore

New YORK, March 9-The ship d. Witt
Clinton, Captain Funk, which left Liverpool
Oh the 2Gth Of January, with merchandise
and passengers Tor New York, was discover
"a ashore eight miles south Of Squan iulet
New Jersey, yesterday She lay broadsde
On the bar. The Quaker City, from Havana
willie 81 her way y New York, saw mum
Der ii persons 90 deck. Boats were being
manned from shore to take them Oft which
It was thought could be easily effected.
Captain Shuieldt Of tie Quaker City sent
the steam-tug Jacob Bell to the AID VI the
ship, when off the highlands 4 very heavy
snow-storm suddenly set in about the time 81
the occurrence If the disaster. The pas~en-
gers Of the De Witt Clinton were all taken
on board the pilot boat Christian Bergh, and
we're probably landed II Quarantine last
night.
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AL M A N A G..
M A RIM E LIS T.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-MAR l0.
ARRIVED.
Schr VIM. Hone, Scott, Philadelphia, coal 10
James Green.
Schr. r. p. Chase, Cunningham, Providence, 10
D. B. smith
Schr Champion, Stafford, Wilmington, y. u
Lumber and Plank, to Smoot, Uhler 20.
SAILED.
Sehr. i. p. Pharo, Cranmer, Dighton, by BOT
den Mining Co.
Schr. Sarah and Mary, balance, NorioiK' oy
D. y. Smith.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore, by
Wheat & Bro.
Steamer C. c. Alger, FentOn. Philadelphia, by
I'm H Fowlc 4 Son.
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Later from California.

= ,TI ID -TI-, ----I-, IN .---';I
~ LOUIS MHic'' VI - 1- uf'' ,'tu '''a.'
rom 9an f,thG'seo =, ~ :, - : A. -
aftlNeu = az nl"iioy o'"'io" .II;,-a =
brings Ca'horn'a geographic '''''''Se''' =
me e, ioua' ~ Oh
Inc jury tne case - ~. Ci'"Se' ~
adulteratlng ACIDS, couIa not agree upon
verdict, and new triai was ordered.
=, ne news from ,h% mines r was he
InoIe ""s S''a' ".'.',,9 'uo''T 49, "II
~ consequence i H." 49, i $50
slt'eI ~" f"'It,,,';J m.I,, s u 4"
'a'i' ea'1l'S D;,'.,',';"' iaon u,
ore rom ~ Is''''' '''''sN ''''C ca S",
.e"' -" - oS''"''''1' = - '.-0''0' II
'o' =, ri..;.. ,1, TX ,ylo,;nn
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.,.. market is still slightly upward at New

o.. cock market is StilI slightly upward ~ new
NV Government fves sold at 81 TO Sl.Ol3 and
l@s' Of 1861 at $l.O7. Moderate sales Of Mis-
aA,; axes at sli, and Tennessee at w. Inc re-
SqF the Subtreasury SS,6O9.556.
ts n ~ ,otal amount of wheat at Chicago on the
in 't March. was 1,345,6l2 bushels, and the
~ aornt Of -four 1862 barrels
Ths receipts into the Treasury the past week IS
:, ne oOO including Treasury notes. Drafts PAID
an,ount Of over S4,000,0O0; drafts issued
,. =, ss.75s,oOo The reduction from the a
T n, m hand the previous week is Sl,Ooo,ooo;
IOa subject to draft 81, 1000
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By H. NJ McCORMICK-AC cTIoSEEE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-By
" virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit 5urt of Far
tax county, pronounced in the case Of "Bioxham
against Whalcy," a November term, 1859 W.
shall, on SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL 1860, al West End, ID front y mo
4 .yern II Samuel Cats, offer AT public auction to
the highest bidder, the REAL ESTATE, II The
county Ok Fairfax, whereof James BloXham died
A>sssS possessed being a HOUSE and LOT, on
5#IEl the Little River Turnpike roud, a gate ~
{, where the said James BloXham resided a. tho
time of his death; aud lot ot about TEN and
HALF ACRES Of LAND ca the said road, very
near said gate, and opposite the lard ~ John n
Taylor One quarter acre IN this Tot j. reserved
FIR the grave. yard, with the right II egrcs5 ana
ingress thereto The crop Of rye i also reserved.
TERMS o. SALE.-0ue tenth % the purchase
money 10 be paid i'll hand % the day q sale, Is !
deposit Liable To lie forfeited and the land rcao!d
nj the cost and risk u the purchaser Eould ho
fail to comply with the terms III ssle-thc residue
upon i credit II six, twelve, and eighteen months
withute from the day of SALE y AZ secured by
the notes 81 the purchaser, and retention q TIE
title until the purchase money shall be fully paid
CHRISTOPHER NEALE Co,o,.1.
ALFRED MOSS,
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MARRIED.

In Memphis, Tennessee, on the 10th of Februa-
ry, DIR. CHARLES MCCORMICK, son OF Pro-
vince Mccormick, esq, OF Clarke County, and
Miss LAURA AYRES, only daughter of l. 5.
Ayres, of Memphis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-12
c.,rss,ovn Cattle Market, March 10.

Of ssO beef cattle offered at Drovers Rest, nv
VI sola at Sl@4l cents b., gross, equal to
good supply Xs =, sns ne so"d a ssng
H'aSa 81 cents y b.
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1860.
SPRING GOODS.

Dit L AN % hDAND,
HAVING arranged their SALES ROOMS, so
IL as TO devote the FIRST FLOOR exclusively
TO RETAILING. and the UPSTAIRS for the
Wholesale DEPARTMENT I, take pleasure IN
Informing their friends and the public generally
that they are now receiving large and we'll Sc
keed stock of SPRING and SUMMER DRY
GOODS suited to the wants Of consumers and
country merchants, and as they have been laid in
on the best terms great inducements will be offer
ID to CASH BUYERS, or PUNCTUAL DEAL
Frs, The stock will be added to, throughout the
season, and an examination of their GOODS they
RESPECTFULLY solicit NH l2-~-eo6w
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Gre al Boston

Bosroy, March 9.-Ihe Chemical Oh
Works. il East Boston, owned ~ Page =
Mitchell. were destroyed hy fire TINS mocn-
Ing. Loss $4,000. \ young man named
Francis Dunbar, persisted II the flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-12

DEFINED MUTTON SUET, for Plasters; Bri-
1A fish Oil; Iodide of Lead; Wistar's Cough
LOzsnges; Devices, and Dallys Carminatiyes;
superior d-bug Poison, freshly prepared and
Tor sale by JAS. ENTWISLE, JR.,
nh l2 Apothecary. "a King St
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IN recommending this superior FERTILIZER
to the attention of farmers and others interest
ed in agriculture, We claim for it the advantage OF
being perfectly reliable, equal to any other article
sold under that name, and one that the farmer can
depend on "a being what its name purports, A
PURE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
It's prepared largely from GROUND BONES,
PERUVIAN GUANO, and other long acknow-
lodged FERTILIZERS, which render it equal to
any in the market for the growth of heavy crops
of GRAIN Grass, Potatoes, Corn, &C., &C., and the
durable and permanent improvement of the SOIL
ADDISON, WALLACE CO.,
Agricultural Seed Store, No. %, King street.
nah 10 .nlm
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BY T. NJ McCORMICK-AucH
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant to a decree III the County Court II
Alexandria County Va, Of the 9Th day Of June,
1859 in the suit Of Kucheloe 4 B!uiu, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants, The
subscriber, as Commissioner for The purpose, Will
offer for sale, ut public auction, in front II tEe
Mayor Office il the city Of Alexandria, Virginia,
~ Sotoydly he 3lU dag ~ March, 1850 az Y
o'clock, NJ, the following property:
A TRACT OF LAND in the County Of Prince
Will am, Va, On the Orange ami Alexandra
Railroad, near its intersection with Bull RuH,
containing about 227 ACRES and % POLES
being the same tract of land which was convey "A
by Wilmer Mclean, and others, to George y.
Fowle, and By the latter conveyed 70 said Coyl,-
the exact mctcs and bounds Of which can be ssccr-
tanned by consulting either Of said conveyance
About 10 acres OF this land Is ia cultivation, has
been highly improved, and j very productive
The remainder i in wood of fine growth, which
By its proximity to the Railroad, can be readily
converted into money. There Is % the place
large and commodious Barn and Stable, nearly
new, and built ii the best manner,
TERMs.-Ton per centum of the purchase mo
ney 70 be paid in cash, the balance in three equal
instruments al ak, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day Of sale, the deferred payments ~ 10
secured BY the bonds of the purchaser with good
personal security, bearing interest from date, apt
the title to be retained till the purchase money
fully paid. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
feb 27-eots Commissioner
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New BuuDIHG-Mr John I. Clarke i
about to improve his property on King street,
near Washington street. lie proposes e
build On the site Of the frame building late
ly occupied BY him, fine two story brick
building with . handsome ornamental front
The new building will De furnished with
very large plate glass windows, neat piiias-
ters and carved work, and will, when com
pleted, adorn the vicinity
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IMrRoyEuENr.-M 4. Francis is put
ting up for Mr.. L. l.. kinzer a substantial
two story brick rear addition to the store
and dwelling adjoining the establishment Of
Mr. c. Brengle on King, near st. Asaph
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nv n NcCORNTCK- A,..r,o.,r.

GALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM ~ FAIR
- FAN COUNTY, VIRG INA, II THE
VICINITY OF WASHINGTON AND Allen
ANDRIA.-Oa Saturday, NE 24h day 81 U",b,
$50, 81 y o'ciock, .N., the premises, the sub
scrBers will sell at public auction, TRACT OF
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, situa-
tea in Fairfax County, Va, on the LeesouTg
Turnpike, short distance beyond Bailey Cross
Roads, and about seven miles from both AleAau-
dria and Washington.
The land is Of excellent quaity-is well water
cd--cght or ten acres Of il are in wood Of line
growth--it has on il thrifty orchard Of young
fruits under good fences, aud is every way De-
sirable.
~ The building. On tho place consist .:
LII comfortable COTTAGE, q large Barn, Sta
bles, Smoke House, &C., &C.
Any further information in respect ~ tie pro-
perty eau b. had Of the subscriber, Mrs. Amelia
II. Young, who resides upon il.
Terms $500 cssh--thc balance il TWO equal
instaments, al six and twelve months, from tho
day Of sale, with interest the deferred payments
10 he secured ~ the bonds Of the purchaser ard
D deed of trust upon the property.
AMELIA i. YOUNG
S. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 5-dts Nat. Int. copy. Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.

HNHE cp-partnership existing between tEe under
L signed, is this day dissolved hy mutual con
sent Thos. Marshall aud \. :. Blackjack are AZ.
thortLcI 10 settIe up tie business q the concern.
III. X Blackjack.
THOS. MARSHALL.
March n. 1850 lm H. 5. Blackjack.
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FINE PoRrRMr. Those who desire t. sec
fine specimen Of portrait painting, should
call at the Daguerrean Saloon u David
Haas, in Exchange Block, where there i On
exhibition, u portrait Of the late Rev. DR..
Ryder. the lie like appearance q which
strikes the behoder with establishment II
is very correct likeness; but apart from its
merit in that regard, It's excellence as PIC
ture will commend it to general attention
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ROUQUET D'0RLEANS, the most fragrant
~ perfume in use, distilled with great care, from
'os choicest flowers Of the South, expressly for
'ae Toilet and Handkerchief, received and for
sale by lmh l2l j. WILLIAM BOWLING.
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NE eopartnership heretofore existing under
: the name and firm Of u. ENGLISH \ BRO,
vac dissolved BY mutual consent on the lst day
o. March. 1860 z. ENGLISH & BRO.
NH l2-eo3t
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TnE LAMP REcoRD-'Ihe whole number
of Deeds admitted to record in the Clerk !
Office of the County Court Of this Count
during the month Of February, was as iol-
lows Bargain and Sale 10; Deeds Of Trust
II: Deeds Of Lease, |: Deed Of Release, \;
whole number %.
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IhGur Bears The light boats At PIPER
and Lower Cedar Points on the Potomac
River: Bowler's Light Rock Vessel, Kappa
hammock River; Hoopers Strait and Jane
Island Light vessels Tangier Sound, Chesa-
peake Bay, will be returned t. their stations
between the lst and 18th insts. The iron
Cop and Nun Buoys in the rivers Will be re.
placed at the same time.
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TNrpIJC SALE or LOUDOUN LAND,
HOUSES AND LOTS, dc-By virtue ii I
,,..rea VT tbs Circuit Court ~ Loudoun, made IL
II. Iast TORN. October. 1857 il Tie case ~ Wat
sop ,,s NlageatE Ina undersigned the Comm.e-
sioners therein named, viii sell At public auction
II tic village a PhiIomont, On MONDAY, The
NINETEENTH DAY or MARCH 1850, ths
real estate u The late Joseph II Acgrcth consist
ing # that very VALUABLE FARM, called
EGYPT situated ia The county oil Loud0Un. oU
- Rrr..r nr,. ,1fIr from
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NATS AND POTATOES
" 800 bushels prime Seed Oats
9sO !. Mercer Potatoes
For sale III ADDISON, NALl.AS !. Co.'
III III No. -. King ST.
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On Wednesday, March I4th, Al , o'clock.