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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

INNS, OILS, Ic.-Pure White Lead, SPlrIts
Turpentine, Alcohol. Lnsesd Oil, Chrome
Yellow. Chrome Green, Red Lead Venetian Red,
Raw and Burnt TIMBER, Yellow Ochre, Putty,
Pruss;an Blue, Drop Back, Vandyke Brown, and
Lamp Black. received. and Tor sale ny
nv 2S !. K. PiERPOlNT, No. l19, king-st.
4 LEXANDRIA CANAL COM" ANi,-The
a adjourned general meeting of this Company,
viii ne held al the Council Chamber. this morn
-, os1t W. F. PRICE, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

~. FOR RENT.-The STORE and Dwell.
Lii LING on King street, two doors west of W.
+. Padgc,ts Trunk and Harness Factory. For
terms, apply TO the present occupant JOSEPH ;.
STANSBURY, or at GEO. L. FRENCH'S Book
and Periodical Store, lO4 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

DorOMAC HERkIAGs.-lO0 bois. just re-
1 cevcd andfor sale by "
nv d ,BLACKLOCk L MARSHALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

BY 7. NJ cCORMICk-AUcTIoSEER.
4 UCTION SALE.-I wish to sell a WHARF
n LOT, now occupied by A. W. Eastlack, rs a
Shipyar,i. Possession given in August. Also,
TWELVE LOTS, on Water and Princess Streets
near the Loudoun and Hampshire Depot If not
disposed of by private sale before Wednesday,
3OM Of Nay, they will be sold ut IL O'Clock, ~,
on that day, on the premises.
wish, also, to sell small BUILDING LOT,
on Columbus street. near King, and to Rent the
"a. large STORE at the corner of King and CO.
.lM.G. lumbus StS JANE DADE.
ln--0lwts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

A MOTHER ARRIVAL of very desirable
n goods for suits, entirely new, and VIII be
sold very cheap also. a lot Of the cheapest Lawns
.v.r ,f,.r.d some at cts fine and warranted fast
colnr. Inv 2SI l.. A. LAkklN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

NEW AMERICAN 4ISTORY,-A popular
Il history ofthe United States OF America, from
the discovery OF the American Continent to the pre-
sent time, by Mary Hewitt. in TWO handsome vol
umcs, illustrated with numerous ensraylngs, price
81. Just published, and for sale by
nv 81 ROBERT BELL M
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

YINRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALU Al j. L
i DWELLING.-By virtue Of deed OF trust.
bearing date on the 18th of September, 1856, and
recorded in Liber r. MOB, page 500 Of the Land
records of Alexandria County, the undersigned,
Trustee, will, ON TUESDAY, the 29th of May,
1862 at - o'clock, in front Of the Mayors Office,
60 sell at public auction, for cash, the two story
sI:i BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and LOT OF
GROUND, on the south side of Prince, between
Pitt and St. Asaph Streets next cast of the pro-
nerty occupied by w. Arnold, esq. The lot fronts
10 feet inches on Prince street, and extends back
southwarly 1876 feet. l. LOUIS KINZER,
my I5-2awts [Sentl Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

The I.ynchburs Nrginian has an article
loudly complaining of the rates OF iare on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, OF the
charge on through passengers iur the travel
from Alexandria to Washington; 81 the FAM
ure to issue round trip tickets on public oc-
casonS, of the price from LynchhurS TO Bal
,imore, &c. We had always believed that
the rates of travel and the ACCOMMODATIONS
for passengers on this road, were as cheap
and good as those on any road IN me c"u"-
try. The article OF the Nirginian, will, how
ever, we presume. be properly considered by
those in charge Of the road. 1t Is the IN
terest us we'll as the duty of the officers OF
the Company to make their road POPULAR
and remuneratlvc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

DUBLIC SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND,
HOUSES AND LOTS, &c.--By virtue Of d
decree of the Circuit Court of Loudoun, in the
case of Watson vs.. Mcgeath, made at the October
term 1859, and of another decree made at the April
term 1860, ordering resale, the undersigned,
the Commissioners therein named, will sell at pub
lie auction, in the village Of Philomont on
Friday the 10Th day Of June, 1860, the real estate
of the late Joseph p Megeath, consisting OF that
VALUABLE FARM called EGYPT, situated In
the county of Loudoun, on the waters of Beaver
Dam, one mile from the Smokers Gap Turnpike,
and adjoining the lands of Henson simpson,
Thomas Hoge and Others containing about $40
ACRES--this FARM is now in good state oil
cultivation is justly celebrated for its productive
ness; is well watered, and is in every way first
class farm.
The buildings consist of comfortable frame
1t DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, Corn House,
til" and al other necessary Out Buildings, all
recently built. Also, large and very desirable
Frame Dwelling House, and BRICK STORE
HOUSE, in the Village of Philomont. Also, tho
undivided half of four HOUSES AND LOTS, IN
Phio,nont, and about four and one fourth acres
of Land.
ia Also, a comfortable BRICK DWELLING
E:G and Blacksmith Shop, with the Lots attached,
in the Village of Union, in said county.
The TERMS prescribed by the said decree are
rs follows, to wit: One-tenth OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day OF SAFE ono
other tenth on the confirmation of tho sale by tho
Court. and the balance to be paid in four equal
payments. of g, IL, is and "a months-bonds
bearing interest from day Of sale with approved
n.rsons security to be executed by the purchaser.
for the deferred payments, and the title to be
withheld until the purchase money! Is all paid.
CHAS. d. TEBBS, co,,,r.
B. P. holland, CON :"
Loudouu County, my 22-eots
ERESH CORN MEAL, for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

SALE OF SrocK-T NJ. Mccormick, A"e-
,;onanr ON Saturday sold at auction two
shares of Alexandria Water Company $
Stock at $3.50 per sharc-par value SOW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

New BApGE>.-Mr. August IL. FuSchel,
S., King street has inst completed the Gle
CANT new badges, ordered by the Mayor, for
the Fire Wardcns. and Presidents Of Fire
COMPANIES. Those for the Wardens, are
five pointed stars Of pure silver, about :!
inches from point to point, with the words
Fire Warden" conSpicuouSly engraved on
them. with the number of the Warden, be-
tween the words. Those for the Presidents
nre Of the same material, oval in shape. )
by |! inches, and bear the words; "Pres !5,
Friendship" "PreSident sun &c. They
are to be worn on the left breast OF the OH
Ger, at fires, and will constitute consplcu-
Gus designation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

.n,orRyrp MEErIxG.-The Annual Meet
;na Iadiourned) OF the Stockholders OF me
Alexandria Canal Company, VIII De io'u
this morning, ut the Council Chamber
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28
CANAL COMMERCE

r~G.-- I.t,I.S
--s--s -S--ss,-.
s.lAEtr7N-..--.s.--N-~G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

DEST AND No REST, or the Story of Year,
IL by Cousin Kate, (Catharinc d. Bell,) author
of Hope Campbell ''iiorace and Mag, &C.
price 75c Just published, and Tor sale by
INV 81 ROBEBT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

The JAPANESE, in Washington, on Friday
last, spent part Of the day in examining and
admiring collection of paintings, engrav-
ings, maps, &C., collected for their inspec-
ton The maps, particularly arrested their
attention. In the afternoon they attended
the diplomatic dinner given by the Presi-
dent of the Executive Mansion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

\ paragraph in Saturdays Gazette speak
ing Of the Seventeen years Locusts, says
the fields give lamcntable signs OF their
devastations" This, we believe, is an er-
ror. II is said they are entirely harmless.
The fields are injured by the worm and fly,
&C., but not by the Locusts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-28

{5.sAk FOR KENT-The large NEW WARE
H#iI HOUSE, on Union street No. i, lately oc-
cupied by Addison, Wallace Il Co. Apply to
BURKE / HERBERT.
Possession given ut once. dec 9--eotf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-08
Otfcabnb riett &c.
gfeiler nnb aut6ti9er Tabrplnn.
9Aek1 ytGd 0t1u &elten nf0 GiiOcn. s1h1

&.sAa 9C0a) OGlN Neltel l1ltO GllDeit. $50
Baltimore uu0 &SbiOsGifenbdbn.
I'm une mad hem rs. Gpo. 1860 eeGen BITE Gage we flst:
ZION Gartoen .Gtnticn Salttrrprf: Der gpfsua, SGnutdas
G~uSeenpmrtsn, nm s lbr 30 Mtnutsu 0prxuttdeS un6 Der @r.
prtB8u9 I'm 4 ubr - Wiinuten Ytadmittnas. Beibe 3Iee aebeu
nmaA Guen dteilsn bes QoeRend unO @OrO-q0efenS in t~trttter
Qtnie.
Stir WegsBafagiere.
NaG aIlsn ssantteh ,mil&en Baltimore unb Ytebm9nt nebme
man ben $50 GJr nttag- gccCnrp6ottr n8. 3ug. Sad, aGeu guuften
spii0sn Blemont NIB @Dteettne unb Swtldrn @rdftOi une par
%fers6ure ben A ntr Born. nn6 4 Il. Natm. Dug Bot Baltimore.
Der TreOerif=N Sic Communications Suo
Serliet Baltimore fir 1re6erif un6 ttf sa,ntGben [ieaenben
pfGse tdeltd nm 4 ltr Is Wiinuten gtatmtttaaS, nit @usna 6rne
bs SCnntdgs, uno erretGt 6reterit I'M ~. 80 W. MbenSS; SER
lGBt BEL Der NttGtebr Tretertf TIM 1855 Gprrntitaas uub lanai
In Baltimore unn 10 Il. 40 ID. Mtttagsar. :.
Der g[tcrtf g. 9fill8 Accommodations qua
estt tdstt- nit NuSnabnc les GGnntass wt fDigt:
@erldst Standardization I'm 20 WtorGens unb 1 II. 500 glddrn,
gen GGicCtt's N}its UNI 7,45 G~}Erecns, $50 II go Rodm.
Jtad Q8aibtngton unb beut Siben
Geten bic 8G8e INT Is no s IS gormtttdeA TOnte nm g, TO uS
40 EGdpmitrG as.
at Gpnnte nm 4, Is 1Rpratn8.
Bcn 26aifingtpn ~ $50
III. $40 rnS 740 gOrnittas3 unO 8, 10 unh 600 Tadaot
&n SCnatd8 MIR 9fGdrattiagS tim $40. .-.....
Der smette unb pterte Bug rMt Baltimore uhb @afbInatOu pero
btnSsn itS nit BEN 3uaen Der NnnapDits gatt. t.a .
Der s@ctte un6 brittle Bug bait auf ben observation-disclosures.
an s. z. Gn8lanS, &eent an Der 3tfet- Office, Gantren.
Ration. 81 NJ. g. SMITH,
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
6, m, GcIe. QjererdI =gileYeur- (Muf6 IN
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SQhr=Brette

Ne" Bur be- pnDere1 &ell1trlBnabl1e.
&tnwanoerer unO geifenhe iCnten fer sptFatta fem, e5e fe ibre
Staettt faufen rnb fcGtrn bieielben nrr pDn frldcn ~dneeReHten
8enmten iaufer, mei&e BON tbrem @etalt leben, niht ater ppn
gfafiern Ofer 3mifdentrdsern, Ia fe iunf Der Gefatr ~ausscfest
fn6, bel&mtnSsit 5u mereen uuO ir Gelb unfsaf ~ansseten.
Ourdfabrt8z8tuett
nod anen Ettiten beS 9Defeus fno su toben tes
Gt. 8. %ilSebrqmbt,
GeneraI, @ntsrdncu- 81 gent Der 8altimUre- unS
ObtSs Gt~fenbata.
sa3t Np. 81 Tbante8Itr., Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-08

Sn Baltimore su baben bt:
G,9 gaburf. S'gtsit & Slider, 80. gremu & Bro.
" E: Stablsr & a. Gbcmi0n u Sle6, G. D. Dies.
3n M~aibtnsron .. 6. bel Gaira Il Palmer.
(Al1l7Il. tupl go .H-. -.--.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-08
GiIeubnbnett tc>
- # zsEzzsszE3 - EzS5 TzSaa7
Q8tttig ftr Ginlpanperer uno 5teilenpe.
GrIparnib Dou 3ett, 0elO nnO Gntiernlng
bur6 ste
Baltimore tsnS SbipsCS iieub0bn
mad alien Sbeilen beS 0Se items

BarterSbur9 unb Warietta, oper Genlppcb,
Wbeelt1S uub Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. unO OttO, @tfen6abn btetet tet relien0en &ubs
ittnnn ee 9rSgten gorttetle IN BE ma auf Siniefett 8equemliG-
Ge BEN tetner anbern gabn t. biefcm Qanbe I6srtrOf fen ntr6.
Dteie Sabn pom a%tlantifGen Meer ~duseebenb. 1T bic dltsfe aus.
gebetntefe Qtnte, Glei6Beitta aber audi bte fir3ehe unb g&reuRe
uno hdber bic btniste &pnte fur bic @etfenben rad benz gDcatu,
Bic ntdt ~Ssrfe6ien ioGten, fc su b~enusen;
NHpt1onc4tEcruV,1 tn 50 1Itfu1Dro ,1rA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-08
TeuersO erG6ernnecn.
JOhnstOn'S Insurance Rooms.

JOhnston'S Insurance Rooms,
Jtc. 70 Seccnbitr.
Eeuerz, Martnez unb Qebeu8=g1erGhes
- H r1n98=GcmDaanten.
Gt9erlte 1nIo feIteite Eompannte.
Yer1tGerun9Ss@on1p Der 8alleb .. 8troiuteu.
~ ~. .s mt $500, 600 @apita(.
0Hn@bur9zV erft9erun98zGom b. 8irqt1ieu.
- nit 5000, GOO Capital.
Wbemdrle=Y er1tderuno8z Comp. Is. 0irairfen
NIT 5000, 900 capital.
9barter Odf@VerIt6. sGpinp. bon Sdrtfprb.
nit $3.50, 900 Capital.
Securttt@VerI t4erllng8zGpn1p. bon NensNcrt
NIT $270, 900 GapitoG.
P90n'r>Ser1'dertn9Sz9 orlp. Don NewsYorf,
Jtel Dlutef Ser lt6erun98zSDn y. Hen@glDrf
nit $270, 900 GQpiol.
WtontdttsS erFherun98zGpm b. gtens9lDrf
nit $500, 600 Gapital. y
Jterr=QSer ftder .z0Cntp ron 9fenz9lrr !,
NIT 1000 capital.
W1ercarttle Wutual Wfarire.
nit 81, 600, 900 Capital.
Neretrtgte Staaten Observation-Disclosures r.
nit 81, $50, 972 @apttaI.
Jprtbern NfurancezG pt1p. npn Qpnnnn
nit 50, 194,1l capital.
Ste ooen ben'ertten @Dnpn9utten frb Ben fer Qeoisro.,, ,.e
Stoate8 Marplnn6 m%nbCriTrt unb Iiseafrt. 7N'N'" VI
Ote bon benz llnterSetdnekn rerrSieututen e cpy,o,,sc, a.,
@rtlt1 oerth9bore8 @opuat gum pollen obcn andc,efSnsrn
Setra9 rerartporttd) fr bic 3Iblut9 BON 9erIyten. 9'''
eriett. "Sbog" " 3 0SSt n qualities
Tre6. &iium, Su1psoor. E$,17 ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-08

Deit i6isbasn giGsn UerOen ausiduesIiG bon
DE. On. Sapne. SO. 242 (Qlts SO. S) Gbs1tmtEr.
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j. 9EorOlidIe GcntrakEiienbaDa
- 8erGnSerter TabTP1an. @

I'LL 2 @A3 1INlottIiS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s5sA5F4@1%Ks
s 0erGnSerter TaDrPlan. &SE2&aS
Rad1 Rem Weiien mob 9}pxoer,.
GStuters6abrpIdf1.
gra Jest an rerben tasIi9 frei 3aee auf biefer @abn In na9.
~fOlgenber QDetfe ~eypebirt:
Der @URSu9 eett tdgttf (ntit 4uSnaEme beS Spnntass) lin
8 utr 50 alin MDrAens at mad @ittsturg, G6icagr, GleyelanS,
6 Cincinnati, st. Q0uiS uab aGe 3betie ees gGetens uno aiproz
wefens. @benfp no1 Glmhra, gufalp unO Gdnaea. gn6 G,n-
~ntittsture. gprf, Qaneater, Stealing, gpttSpide, Smtngs, Drills.
&e6terssown un6 NeanGstfer, Nb. gta6 Gtamberabngg, Gar
ltSr unb Sasettppu
Scr GrpreBaue seet td9lidb UNI 8 l16r - MlItuten uaa
Buffalo unb bent Nprpen bis Canada un6 mad QtttSbure rnb cen.
N~pr6wefen.
Na@ 50 10 Drt I'M $50 Nlpra. nit nur e,atnt Gcrren.
fsfhiei, 70 biuts we anfjeber anbsra gabn.
Der 6drrtSburBs a 81 II eebt tG0s
lid (SpnntaaS ausgenUntraen) I'M 600 Nndmittdgs al,
GetienSe Dpn asdibingtpt unb benz Slbep, we!De NIT tes
I'm go Ytprgens, pber 32G RGdnaittags bir antprp
fnben 9efGrberuug nit ben 8ugen bieer Babn.
nF~ gyegen S~dhrbtuet5 urb anterer genarsn unb %periafltden
&uefunFt tsltebe man Th ait bic 8tlett#O ffce In Der y@alsart+
Station" Gle 0pn Calvert pnb Erantlinhrs 81 penben.
Sobn z. Mt6nep, 0i1f~Supt,
s. s. stathet Ituet@ARent Sult29.ii
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Geidaftsbiider, gapier= uuO SGreibnate-
rialieuz2ager.
Samuel E. Turner. 3 SibzGb1rle8itr.

balt beitdnoi9 I'M 8Crratb ELL srcbeS Eager BON 9apicr, SdreiOn,a.
teralen, @eidifss unb Gpnto- 8Idern. sSu lcuicu; Eager befin.
Bet ib inlGnbii4es uno rnpprtirteS Sdretb- unc ~&rieipopter ppp
a0en pSgltaen Scrten uEb s5abrten.
&Otenpapter ltnitrt uo petb in GROCER Iu8pabI.
rtef-SCubert aler Srrten.
Experimentation oucr Nrt fir SfftCes unb gripotsebraad,
G%tabIebern, S~ebertalsr, SeSeIlad, Sblaeu, gletffte unb @rtIs
iI, StutenfdGcr &c.
Ginte gum SGreiben uub iRt &0perpreier, BON ben helieu
Iabrten, GspjcrpreIieu, Eortofolto5, Bortemolnais &c. &c.
Sopie elm srObes easer BON Patpaper, SptcltNten, Orufet.
BORDEN t. Su btn biNi9iten Preicn.
Siubler unb Orader aus sen 9anSe perbsn es tn tbrera Sn.
refe faAek. BET mir nQranigre&en. GSslzaQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
Robert EpSfEs3t.


Nos Is AND Is CAMP sTREET.
would inform his friends customers and Strangers visiting
thu city that ncw ese no Is prepared to furnish them
with every article IN the
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS LINE
they desire and Of The MOST FASHIONABLE styles
--fIe hiss now on hand
SUPERIOR BEAVER, PILOT. FUR CLOTH AND cAss
ovERcoATs. fRoCKs AND sAcs
HEAVY ENGLISH AND FRENCH CLOTH AND cAss
SUITS which will DO sold low the the
season
SUPER BLACK FRocK AND DRESS COATS, PANTS
rs AND VESTS
splendid assortment of WHITE SATIN, SILK and MAR
SETTLES VESTS
STOCKS, cRAFATs TIES, susPENDERs, POCKET
HANDKERcHrEFs SOCKS, etc.
SILK. RUCKsKIs, DoGsKIN, WHITE AND coIoRED
KID GLOVES.
YOUTHS, AND BOYS, CLOTHING,
OF EFERF VARIETY.
TRAVELLING BAGS
UMBRELLAS.
Etc, etc., etc.
cle, shsuld call at The FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EN-
PoRIuM Of
Nos Is and Is Camp street.
JAZZ 2pstAltw Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

s
xz8s MAsnIsaroS AnTzthERf Bali, biz, one
u ike r1satssf ia bfigI events Of The wholc
tssiiss IN Ssa ii lSSx t)raeans, come az At
0Sa pSIl4S1 Ha1I - .llashl. Gxps. Walton and bis
m isiJ w. kSsS Wy yeAr Ina themselves
S " ~ ri + Sl6l ilI susrSsa Nh their previous
r. 81 = esli6pt h ~ jsszed ny any Of
~ N = y = " dss lssfise way.
u y u N and rsuHt tasteful arrangements
n q Sads, Mc dropped il II Odd Fellows
u Sai TOOL look 1t thc superh pre.
We're n progress Members of the
N p(ax Mefe perintending workmsn, husily
M n fsztooniag tbe whole hall with ever
1rd l11s ornAmenting Vie pilasters with
TO- h&e "A with ths guns and sahres, and
~ and hAts, u tlke eonapany. \ towerins
Nv IiA9xs NJ the musicians, covered the stage
sSps sf NE brightly polished cannon Of tho com.
pxy, viii pyramids u balls aanked this tent; al
kzSnee tent 81 Gags WINS being rugged DIP at ths
slear; and other things, too numerous 10 mention
MeEe naaek NAY. Among the wall decorations ar
tw6a 5Sur Iittle siags senting the diiferen
tioslz ~ thS IND st the lower end Or foo
I'M i suspended tie large portrait Of Wash
which has alsaays smiled SO benignantl,
urSn Ne fsskisitias of sits nanesake company
H. zfsat number of Invitations have been issued
" uaeoInmonly large. " Wen ~ i most splen
aonable ana delighttul meeting, may be SO
s1ewn IA the uhisf certainty Of tonight, at Cd
EASl16xs HAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
More Fires!
~
MORE SAFES TESTED
HERRlNG'S PATENT AGAIN THE VICTOR,
GRWAT srRMs
-At-
ATLANTA, a..
MARIANA, Fla. 5~.
RICHMOND VA.
More Fires !!
HERRlNG's PATENT AGAIN THE VICTOR,
GRwAT FrRHa
RIcHa RDt VA.


Atlanta, Ga, December 10, 1859
s. G. Herring Co; This is certify owned and
used Of Herring Patent Safes for sone time and
at the late destructive and extensive city Of Atlanta
the night Of November III 1850 Safe valuable papers
init II was in law Office, the second floor Mark
hams large reesory brick baldng and during FIRE and
burning of said building the into the cellar and there
remained nbedded in the midst Of ruins EIGHTEEN
DAYS AND NIGHTS Il then taken out and when
opened although the Safe in it's present injured outside vas
unfit for further use,1 the papers all safe.
This eonyinces Is decidedly hest TO have
Herring Patent FrPoof Safes protection 81 papers
against fire. JARED IRWIN wHITAKER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
GREAT FIRE At MARIANA. FLA.
4 = !.

------7 MarIahha, Fla, November 4, lotg,
Messrs. s. G. Herring & Co =
GensOn the 18th Of October visited by yery
destructive fire. and the largest which taken plaza
here destroying whole block the stores in the place.
had Herrngs Patent Safe USE which subjected to
most intense heat and fell into cellar below removing
from the ruins and opening It. the found to
wholly uninured.
would here remark that they truly merit title Of the
Champion FireProof Safes please ship me another
immediately do consider my books papers money
secure without one, Respectfully yours,
d. B. LEsLIE.
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Atlanta, Ga, December 5. 1859.

Messrs. Farrell Herring & Co.. Philadelphia:
Gentemenn the late disastrous fire Ind some two hun.
dred dollars in one Of Herng Patent Safes the e
when the safe taken from the opened to my most
complete satisfaction, not dollar injured feel com.
pletey satisfied that the genuine Hegs Bates arc
scy proof for any that eond stand the heat this one
did, lying among burning spirits liquors. oils etc. for hours
must nnquesonaby be the most perfect protection against fire
ever manufactured make this chcerfny
remain yours, truly. j. A. GIgsoN
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T1sner,s Ca,aadia,. V,ermifasge.

This medicine should be hand in every nursery IN every
household not only expates intestinal worms but super
healthy and vigorous action Of the digestive powers
the liver nesnes and thus brings about condition Of
general SYSTEM which prevents new brood OF yemicues
from being generated the old has been discharged
For sails in New Orleans, Wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT u CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.,
jas apsteod<W Sole Proprietors.
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Madame LabInsscKa,
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Des,tat Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE W. SMITH
Has removed from III Canal street. to the opposite side
No ms one door from Rampant where he will be pleased to 70
ceye his old friends and others who may desire his professions
services nt6 2psf&W
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Messrs. S. G. Herring 4 Co
dens-The Herring Patent Champion Safe bought of
about one month in the FIRE the night 18th
inst In large twostory wooden building opening
found the books and papers all right have bough.
other Of your agents, W. Herring L Sons
Respectfully Yours,
IT. COLEMAN
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Cigars /, Cigars /.

Purchasers will always find in Of the well
known bands-Inenudad Flor de Puaa Meridana Flor dc
Psncho Redowa caborga, Partagas Something Wash
ngton Dos Hermhnas Mazo Habano ETC., ETC.. lowest
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P. PRATS & CO.,
o25 2ptf % Commercial place.
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sasanai meeting d the Grand Division Of the Sons
of Temp eranee fer the election Of officers will be
ksli en Saturday evening next, per order Of the
sss w. elsewhere published
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s. RILEY S. BAKER.


ATLANTA, Ga, November q, 1852
S. G. Herring Co., No. 81 Broadway. NewsYsrk
GentsThe small Safe which purchased Of you some Tina
since was In my large twosory wooden building which
burned at the great FIRE here the 18th inst The red
hot and opening IT the morning found its contents
which consisted Of silver hundred dollars in bank bills With
other papers, all safe and sound.
J. S. SHACKELFoRD. Auctioneer
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NRW 0FERA HoEsE. Rossini's grand opera
f1thelle.H Mil be performed # the New Opera
HOUSE ior luz sirst time tomorrow night