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, 1865-11-08
ENGLINfI POLITICS.

The death Of Lord Pnlmerston Is the begin
ming OF new era in English politics. Thts
remarkable man constituted, as 1t were, the
bridge between the past and the future history
Of Great Britain. Possessing the sagacity to
perceive md the versatility TO adapt himself
to the progress Of the age, he held With just
sufficient frmness to the Toryism, In which
be was born, to thwart the projects Of the
Liberals without giving them plausible
grounds for making war upon him. It Ia not
too much TO say that no other man In Ens.
land could have held the old md the new or
der Of things together In the same hand. Now
that he ia gone, the politics of Eprland .-
ell at Sea, and parties must be reconstructed.
The Queen eutertains maslnd partia,ity far
Russell. and will undoubtedly cntrust hin,
WIN the 1o,uat,vu Vt q carturt, rut It eau.
not last Like Palmerston, he is old. but LII.
Ike Palmerston. he is angular. Upon the
question of reform he Is altogether uncertain.
There are no clements OF positive strength at
LIS command su1hcient 10 carry MIN through
Session A faTAamcnL.
, 1865-11-08

suEEP-Taese has not been mneh inquiry for shrep
though good oacs readily sod 1t fair prizes. The
ou;r sa1e to Day been 10 BEAD 1ol ns sold By
Taf,wo.k Aslosy 70 E1liatf foE saoO.
, 1865-11-08

Here the market for Gold Waa 9tcady On the street
Ut 14e1isth buying and 1+eaGfs7 selling. There
were no satcs OF cash Gold on tie Stock exchange
SllTes was quiet and nominal At 1s7G14o-
Government Stocks to-day we're dull and easier.
We Quote:
, 1865-11-08
Week Ending
T.- 4

Ths ger eral Prnduca markets today were quiet,
With tbe exception Of Corn, for which there was
very active shipping inquiry. The Wheat market
Wis excessively dull, and prices ruled lower. The
speculators arc generally "dek"
The :Provisioa market ruled quiet and eafier.
, 1865-11-08

Exports Of Provisions to Forelxu Countries,
The n. +. Shipping ltss fu nlshes table OF the
ports OF Proslsonl fom the United States to foreign
ports slncc the lst Of January from which We SUM-
mxE1ze The following:
xH'pk1s PAST TWO WkEK3.
tn alti
, 1865-11-08

The following tables chow the movement In lead
Ing articles for the week ending Nov. 4,and fom
January 1st to date:
R1crPrs or LkAprS1 Ak11cLH At CHICAGO FOR
TUE WEEK ENDING soT. 4. Asp FROM JAN. TO
ia
, 1865-11-08

72ANe1tuHalLE4 LUuQGu N11Ell8l cluLd4Aa tA~
following In refereuce to Anericahsecuritles-
t'Sinee our LAST the London market for American
securities has e1pcIouesd important change the
hiehsF quotation Of Eold !esea7ed from new fosA,
and the appearance Of telegram respecting the re-
laiions Of The United states and French govern
ments on the Mexican question, hnv,us seriously
depressed quotations. Toward the end Of last
week Uaised States fse-twenty bonda were dru1,
but on the news BY lhe Austraas1an gave Nas more
than two per cent, The latest quotation being 66a{
materially, Illinois closing sly @8a more than
one dollar lower than last week, and Enes 57A9
tic bonds remain steady. but aome sales Of the
large denomination of debentufes have caused d
decline 10 8f!tQt55H. while The smaller debent1tes
Are quoted SsA88. The special settlement for Erie
scrip axed tor t.day, the 20th mat; 1t csoscs at
lAG11H premium"
The regular monthly report Of the Bank Comp
tro,ler Of wisconsin hrs been published. From 1t
we 1estn that the whole amount OF circulation ont
standing are: ......
Par hkflkA -. ,...,..-.,..,$ $1HTG&
, 1865-11-08


BEEF cATTLE-Acco1dlng to the Boazd OF Trndo
reports, The receipts and shipments lsas IT,
me compared With the corresponding period. of 1854
have been ~ follows It ahonld be boEra In mind that
these shpmt mis- and receipts are really tEsse.of the
day preceding: -.
Sunday and MoudaJ........ a LOS 6 III
Tuesday -...,................ 10 .-... Is -.
rot1l.....::::..--............ ssa lyes 1855 81
The total sales today foot up go htad ranging IN
p11ces from 3s.25 to $3.50.
The market has been dull. and the prices paid ere
DOT easeusIRly different fro thoseot last Saturday.
There 1A spirit IN tha Market however; and vary
few huycrs around the yards. Ono or tWo packers
are buying very limited quAunhes. but the chief de-
mand haa been from butchers aud speculntors. The
reeeipts light thus far, aud.the yards getting
quits empty. 1
wequote the market As dull and p.icee without g.
sentlsl change from Saturday.
s1be following are the sales as the several ya.das
EEn CATTLE SALES TODAY.
sMxn4Ay IARpe.
The market at these yards has not heen actts=s and
prices not materially different from Saturday. rha
sales yesterday, After Irport. wexe 1o head rang
Ing rom s3so 10 sa.ea. Tho sales todsy areE ncad.
ranging ffom HIS to $isa- The following arc he
transactions:
ess rs M ~ af Shy s. I'd asa
Adams sold 0aiasy Il head. aveastas $40 rs, at
v MICHIGAN sou1HHEa 141ps
n3nfKEE ntf&Q8 0&En 41leE, ma =
At Aboot the sant egures Saturday, The saIes to
day foot up 80 head, raugiag In psas from ktDo to
REX
The following sru the esks:
a. sEahorn sold os1a1ey IS hesd- aYetoe1ue ss7 ns
Bent sod cslneE = head. Ave.aRar 10 nj. At am
Congel sod Cash S head Cowasa d stsRs. sve1sTIuE
:s5sfuan soid Mallory q heaa averaging so n =, .t
nogaft sold Hickey = hesfa- xTeraEtnS so 81, At
,EnwEtght sold Montgomery q head. ave-,yD7 sts
Sddlsy sofd Erexp q exrt l. 1.es.stnx 81 rs, st..
;EasE1Ynd sold Aonssons = is hesd. averaging s7s
;ssrssofu sold Envztzaa: head, averaging 1os rs.
PORE u Axsx zAxns.
The market It tbe&ey ards has been on!et aud
about ~ yesterday It tales foot up ,3c head aver.
| aging In prssa ttom y 50 to ;asa
The following ase.t IL transactions:
~ =. ahM ~ sold p'shea 10 head. artsaetn<
- %A *a..S. same II head. averaging SEQ nsa
*550S e same ~ ad, averaging l,I7 ~, at F15l
K9tGhiosa soad codinan 81 head, averaging lllJ H.
Hoetor1 O. ldoG sold Mallory . head, averaging
81 to Taylor 81 head sveragtug Los3 . !,
at3A.S; to e flor Is head averaging as. Ms. II $500
gSnses 3& cen sold Went head. averaging SIS 81,
Aaans - Zeal - head. aTesa1ng - ns At H. 50
70 he95ke. head aseFog9k 9J nat u; TO Cnlaert-
hesS W. sssI9xtns i:io ms' II 500 to ladon. 10
MsasAs old Daley = head, averaging sn ri At 3t3o.
psz5 Id sold A1terton 10 head, averaging E1 81 At
| RGe -FHom The returns made to the Board OF
| 1r'dr we end tho receipts snd shipments alnce our
4$t compared With the receipts and shpments Of 1884,
ar IS follows:
, 1865-11-08

o"'A"N ~ AA.AAA >" - A~
Inns company seem al Last 10 have aroused
themeelses 10 the hasnltudn OF the "osk
tnes nave ID cnalSe' ana nave lncsctorcs
taSen holo Of IL Tlta oecomaas eneFEy. In
uoea' VIC nave feason 70 hno" tnat SOME. NJ
least, OF the aelaye o. INC past yeaf, over
WHICH LUG tFue 'ea""s VI Tue toao oecame
e'eu1s otosou4 ascu' 0ua "nAen, aot s"oo feA"
sons coalo NOT pe explained NJ 'ne TIME, were
causeo pS oeslacAes cntlfe!y oeSoao lne1f con
uo''
a mec1'ng OF me 1oFcfnment aud olhcf
directors was held insi week In New York, at
which the following, among other facts, were
developed. The road Is now graded eighty
miles west Of Omaha, and twenty miles more
are nearly completed. Twenty miles of iron
are now laid, and the remainder Of the sixty
miles Will be finished as fast as the
weather will permit the track layers
to do It. The iron to lay sixty five miles west
is NIL at O1naha. -Four locomotives have ar
rived at Omaha, another is on the way and
seventy cars, with those already there, will
soon be On the track. The sixty miles ol
road will he completed by the first Of Janu-
ary, and hundred By the first Of July. This
Will lake the road half way to Fort Keatney.
Alter the first hundred miles, the progress oi
the road to the base of the Rocky Mountains
Is only question Of how fast the tics and the
iron can be procured, for with the exception
Of the bridge across the Platte, there are no
streams to cross, and to throw up the track
sufficiently to keep 1t dry is all the grading
there Is to do.
In hnr>o civ +C%nA nho
, 1865-11-08

in Cincinnati the money market is steady and
comparatively easy at 10@15 PEE cent. per annnm
Eastern Exehauga is s,eady at 80 dls. topaz buy
Ing aud par 10 LII prem. selling.
in Boston money is In good demand and fair
supply, at .he banks and In the open market Bor-
rowes On satisfactory pledges are obtaining all
they need on call at about seseu per cent On time
the transactions are quite few, neither banks
capitalfsts care 10 lend In that WY. Looms on
prime collatesals for htief pesode, command the
most favor, and likely to until the financial pol
icy OF the Government shan become more clearly
understood.
In Milwaukee money Is in fai1 demand at 10 per
cent. per nnnum. Eastern exchange firm At 311
prem. buying and u prem. selling.
The money market remains substantially the
Same a. It The beginring Of The week. Money /.
auite psn, bat t. u not offered vs fsey snd
piscotmts Ore higher for all but the best houses,
which are still accommodate at 7@a 9 cent,
other clasees run up ~ high az 1aGt5 y cent. We
quote:
Loans On cal1, Etock securities. g..
do bond M md e. MORTGAGE. o..
PRIME e1dorHed bills, % days. ITO
do do a&4 mos......- :. 8 90
FiEss elast ssnGie nafnes' -.'..'..-.,. e.
The N. 7. Journal Of Commerce OF Saturday
s:Ihe money market Ia tomewhat relieved from the
pressure Of tie la1t few daya but capital IN very
arti1e denand a. iaM rates Of Interest, Loans sub
eet 10 call ase obtained np0n the best securities at
Spet cent, although many borrowers on miscella-
neous collateraz ind difficulty Ia supplying their
Wans at this rate. There Is fair amoant Of husl-
psaz Al 7@9 per cent, md selections from other
good names at 10a512 per cent per annum dis.
count"
The annual report Of the Chicago and North
western Railroad Company. which should hare been
hal In fuuS 1,0.1
New York, where 1t L. being diatribused for the
benefit Of Wall street As no copy has Yet reached
u.s. nc must be content 10 receive It In d.ibets from
the New York press. The RerdM OF Monday last
| contains the following:
| The report states that the Company has now in
| opefstion nina hundred and twenty one miles OF
1ailway OF which the following table furnishes the
Miles.
Be!yidefe 70 Madlson {Madisoo line }... ....... 6
| Eicin to Richmond, Including branch nom main
n s. neefosd 5tass Rehosh. md Rostsf
chcsso to Green By t0.een By iine5.......:ss
Escanaba u lion mines [Pcnnsula nne}. 70
md Nebnaaka Railroad, pe1petnaly le3seil... g.
| t;fdar Rapids to Boons ooro iCedar Rapids aud
Missouri River Ra!lroad>.. In
Total =. .......................... .e2l
L. The leng,h Of lines not Jet butt l. thus stated:
t Creeu EaY to Escauaba, TO connect the Green
Bay and Pen,nsuh lines. ines...................... 110
Doonsboro to Missouri uye1, TO connect win
Union Paclfc Railroad. ad...........-.........., ~
Al of he original ID, Isl shaie; Of G.iena sioet,
aays the rrport, have now been exchanged, except
IE shares, and Of that number ~ shares naye as.
tented to tne son:1ds,.oD leaving but sh.rs;
fn1uf Of these, held BY hets, UuR:ee9 and foreign
en-, bare not been In condition to dosQ.
, 1865-11-08
3lO u. s. NOTES.
And other Government Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD DY
THE SECOND NATIONAL, BANK.

The New York Stock Market.
Closing pr4ces for eash, Nov. T. 1sss received by F.
G. Saltonstalf 4 Co., Comulssion, Stock, znd Bond
Hrokrrs "a Clark street,
, 1865-11-08
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TaE CHICAGO
MAKkET.

fAN &tzfes tf GrQfn IRE HOE MaHe on bars 0F se
.tS,-,fsr IN dcxprt4nee ttiA resolution puAsAd
Srr9s Und 1rs ~ reported By u. nHlsss otAeTtess
r,tt{Htt3 r1+v<n-H~zyxa rox
FREIGHTS-LAKz T11IoHfs-WNe dn11. Ea.
I'D NIaEnfs, Corn nj 1fc. To RrrFAto-Frop Empire
Sis1c Rye at ltc There w-e Eumots Of f3xagemeats
at Sc or Wheat to Cleveland md t4c TO B0ao, oat
II ,ToADFKTtoHr-Are5 Sc higher on Fourth Class
aad 1oc On Flour. We quote: , x-.
Ta,>3er ynrk ........,,..I;,FI.r0 $40
r. Enstan ....'.,,...,,: 80 3.b0
-, aShsry- -.--.-..-......,. Lis 20
~ rniia1rinhfa ..,..,v.,.4, lis 2.Sl
~ Esit;,nnTr ......t LIS 1M
Tn N,Trfrfni ~ ..............,.,. ...,.fa5 21o
To tS3Q8l0.s ~ A~o
~EAH AND LtxI" FRx1GNrs-Are &c htgtcf R 1th
class, and lc On Flour. We quote:
To new qEk.,.......................3 3t.l5 {.-D
10 losto +.....s t.s55
10 N4b90J s.ss-.-.sr- ............ 10y
FLQU 1-Reeeived today S.s5a nrls shipped SD
hEta- tE2ll UE j EAl
, 1865-11-08

TOTAL JoR1 Gx KxFoRrs FRoX JAy.1 TO 1ov. l, FOR
TWO IKAKa
, 1865-11-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

C1T1cH or THE DAILY TRIBUNE,
TC1anAY EvHNIya. Eov.7.
BEEF CATTLE-Acco1ding to the Boazd Of Tsado
reports, The receipts and shipments pce out laas IT,
sus compa1ed with the corresponding period Of 1851
have been ~ folloWy. It should be bozps In mind that
these shlpm mis- and receipts are really tEsse of the
tlay nRecetinr. ,.r..
, 1865-11-08

TOTAL =. ...-...-............... o.
The length Of lines not get butt l. thus stated:
Green EaY TO Eacauaba, TO connect the Green
Bsy snd fsn'RiG e %l3soaq lips, ,;:, :, cir; i'll
uniou Pncifc Railroad d...,..........,,......1 ~
, 1865-11-08

IOtn4 IN
All Of the original II, s3i sh1res OF Gaeua stock,
says the report have now been exchanged, except
sa shares, and Of that number 47a shares nsye as
eentfd TO the equalization leaving bat 40 shares
nany Of these, held BY heirs, sus:ees and foreign
eta, bare not been In condition to do 90,
, 1865-11-08

brls. Received last week :.1lo bris: shipped :9tst
tt1s. Received same week last 1eaf Kill a!s 6hip
ped e. FOL by3s. The market during the veek na4 ruled
the whole quite dull. a1d as Pcle1M th!n: prices
have favoErd bIyers TheEn u ve1J limited shipping
dctnrnd, and tc inquiry mostly for the wauea Of sho
city tade ard the filing of orders for arortt bs3nds
To-DAT-1he market was quiet but nt-n-thc In,
b. tbs advance IN ne,Shts when tskss M rae u; to,
named tlast evening". al slppo: 10 bills common q
6.is aCoiess Aite1naier At &&:s; 50 bris adams
XXX at &e..5- eco nss- not named, At 3I-.o; 1D1
bfls do at A. 10; go hr!s Enster's xxx" D. l.
100 b1ls unsound At - o. SrH1ya Srpkas-i0o bFs:
not named, at $3.50. ETE FtoCx-lo9 brls on ,. t
.-MHEASEsceFed to-day, y ~ bus sh!ppct,
43t1s M. Received last week g, tsl I'm; shipped,
sasge @ b. Rece!Se q e. 1eoWEs@spoainS W e wess as. yet1
market for No Spring hns ru1ed very irregular aod
unsettled. The market oDeued at decline Of 6es
subsequently, tetoEered c1ec Since then, however,
steady decline ka1 taken plac. ar" The rnaEEet to1oy
clones 1sa c lower than On this AZ wstk- Therehls
been fairly active shipping No. Sp:!ng,
and the market ahoEH IN improvement osS c Oh the
week. Eed Winter Shr8t has bcen very quiet.
ToDAf-Ihe market fer Sc.f spEtn: declined ?kGe
3c. No Spring was 1teaay and htu1. Red Winter
n akc actiye. Sales were: Rn NEsfN--iS0 hn No. l
!M+& s. q ai:*3; too bu DO q. s. at f1T; SrRIsd
s. sos b M 90 af s1 s b. H. ao . s - #
e sIaox: lscoo ia 60 at !i.n: 3,on bu do st
sl.55: 5rG0 bu do at 41$sH: lam1 nu No.
Z y $l1I; 100 bu DO at sl.t6; I,Nn bu do
at &1-15k; SO bn do At ,iI5: 100 in lleie ted It
soc @ Sn do * PC; 1910 bu DO 81 6lr-cios.n. ua-
settled. buyers Of No. Spring ut $iE And SELLERS 1t
, 1865-11-08

50 tne hntd.........3tn.g
III sA%ssA.S+x-s<+ v4Ss. 44%n
I'd t1ne hlutd ......... Ills
Cnf SpiEe1....-.,.... 6S
Clinch tnettf+-..... tl.75
ct1te 1nd 0rtr,. 1aFd and
ur figures, Othcr yoTleuas
, 1865-11-08

," ~ ~ AxA
ere SC higher, owing 70 I
Others arc unchApEed. +
pox!sTIE GtNC@.
1<ectined Whfskey,D
p cent Q. P.........t1S
Reaper v htakey...... 13j
american Ea.le do. 2.1
kJc Whiakcyt ChlcaFolz,43
Bourbon do tChtcaxo) a.&3
Pure Spirits trroogj.. 10
Cologne Spirits, @ p
cenE.....-.-..s.....-4 40
Chtcago Gins -...E-3N24s3
do Brand,ta l5oGs1,na
90 Rnn1s... H4t2.Ii3
DO PtWfno ls.s.t2-H
do SHY do. 10Ns2-4
do Malaga. l.Ea2.M
Ginger Wfnc..... l.GAa01
Cherry Vine. 1.E22m
Blackberry Wine 3-sts1M
raspberry Wine. 1.T@4O
N. England Hum AdR1Q
Penn. ltJe Whts-
8te1............ tAsb.U
Kentucky Douf-
bon Whtsk1e5.. 4da68
Ohio C&4 4t3Wlue 2s.A1h
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
OPINIONS OF GREAT ARTISTS.
FnnM TIIr yrwYoRK TRIBUYF. Dec. q. Ioas.

| Ih %
| "Iond Cblnhgk% % Pianos They ar h
"Ibne~ rP t mAb ia
Gqiyh capable
ne @te h mamue
~ 70 asuaahm
%casn idyu
4yP Ems IM pyd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20

THE CHICKER1NG PIANO IN EOhOfL'
recorded the following
We fully with Mr Lawrence at these
s. FLoREEcs July 81 1862
thasbee
d duties during the present season
York and In ty
did October although ef Boston
Notwithstanding, frequent hand"
ang subjected through arrived in excellent ori
being the the nd
q
several Of the best
msandan
American pisuof fonnes,
A1 dissenting
tso Erad, BwoOd Eu
One ssnor ssb List
Of
1nowLich
that
In a TIM he al IL. he eoIh ba.try it
sor Is "Ching Tsnofore
this most taaoy report snd announce
highly this kingdom With the
tbeDn Of
,our Plan
n.ohsv slnssde created Cor Them
compim kind friend land obeieeryant
I BlGELoW LAWRENCE.
htuua CHcx * soss B@Oa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-29
Gold, in New York, TO day, l443.

After the adjournment of the Military Com
mission, in Washington, yesterday, WlrZ mad
long interview with his counsel. AS soon as
he understood they were about to abandon the
case look pain overspread his countenance,
and for moment he scarcely seemed to COM
prehend the state of the case. He rose to his
feet and earnestly implored his counsel not to
forsake him or abandon the case. He was
evidently laboring under great excitement and
said he could not face the Court alone.
The Washington Chronicle calls Mr.. Mont
gomery Blair "a spiteful and uneasy politician
SAYS he DISPLAYS most acrimonious and
aggressive spirit in his speech: towards
Messrs. Seward, Chase, Stanton; Tbaddeus
Stevens, and others, and hopes he will teel
better after his last scold > In the meantime
Mr., Blairs speech is attracting great attention
in Maryland, and out of it, and it likely 10 lead
to some new political movements.
Postmaster General Dennison yesterday ac-
cepted the tender made by the Pacific Mail
steamship Company for the mail steamship
service between San Francisco and Hong Kong,
China, touching at Honolulu, in the Sandwich
Islands, and kanagawa, in Japan, authorized
BY the act of Congress. The compensation
for the performance Of twelve round trips rer
anum, out and back, is $500, 1000, the company
TO build four frst-class side-Wbeel steamships
Of from 8, 500 to 1000 tons burthen, and the
first steamship of the line to leave San Francis
co for China on or before the LIST Of January,
1867
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POSTSCRIPT!
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE August 2S.-Thirteen bodies
have been recovered from the wreck near
Reynolds station. One car underneath the
others and in the bed of the stream has not
yet been reached. It is said to contain over
twenty negro soldiers who have of course
persisted.
Gen. Thomas has severely reprilnanded Col.
Blackburn and Supt. Quinn for their cowardIy
and unoficer like attack on Gen. Wheeler and
promised them Court Marshal had they not
been mustered out of the service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-29
Auction Sales
DY JAMES A. STOUTENBURGH,
- Auctioneer.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
viii be sold, at public auction on ~ ES-
DAY Sentember 5th, 1865 in front Of the
Mavors Office, ct the Market House, at II
o'clock a. m, the following property, to WIT,
n No. THE three-story BRICK BUILD
INC No 179, King street, one Of the best loca-
t;ons for business in the city Of Alexandra,
No. 2-The two story BklCk d " BILLING,
with attic, No. T, south Columbus street, pleas
antly situated suitable for q large family, with
every convenience attached
No. 3-Tgo BRICk TENEM EMS, in rear
Of dwelling Nc. 7, Columbus street, with ny
ot NJ 4 lsy-;TT BRICK and FRAME Dwell
lines. Nos So and 49, situated on the corner
of Cameron and Fairfax sts The brick build
ing is one Of the Oldest established restaur9hts
in the city always commanding an exc client
business. The frame building is usedd; as a
no better location for business to be found.
No, 5-QUARTER SQUARE OF LAND,
bounded by Queen and Payne streets, now
rented out as building lots by the year which
is paying good interest, the buildings belong
ing to the parties who built them.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third Of the purchase
money in CASH; the remainder III four install
ments at three, six, nine and, twelve months,
with interest from day Of sale. The deferred
premises. The purchaser to pay expense Of con-
Tevonce Title of all the property unquestion~
able For further particulars apply to J. G.
Clark, Commissioner Of the Revenue, at the
Court House, or dwelling l02, Queenst.
ELIZABETH & THOS. GEORGE,
Executors OF the late Isaac George.
aur 2-5taW3W
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NIOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN the estate Of the late JoHN I. JOHNSON,
are requested to present them Immediately and
those indebted to the estate are requested to
make payment to
CAROLINE M. JOHNSON,
ne 42aw4w Ad1nx. Of Jno. T. johnson. decd.
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i}VOtS Il Shoes.

T HAVE just received direct from the manu-
/ facturers my Fall and Winter stock Of Ia
dies, gents misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES consisting IN part of
Mems Calf Kip and Thick Boots:
Ladies' Morocco, Goat and Calf Boots.
Ladies' Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots
Misses Glove, Kid, Calf, Goat and Morocco
Boots; Ladies' and Misses Lasting Caters;
Children's Boots and Shoes Of every descrip.
ton; Boys and Y outh Calf and Kip Boots: ali
of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and examine at No. so, King street.
aug l6-d3m j. 1. EN ANS.
THE war being over, the subscriber would
L address himself to the pleasing task OF
furnishing his friends Of the city and country,
with goods in his line Of business, and would
call their attention to the following leading
articles, viz
Gents Calf and Kipp Boots.
Gents Calf, Kipp and Buff Boots ana Shoes
Boys Boots and Shoes, in their varieties.
Ladies Caters.
I. Morocco Boots.
. CAT .
" Seal .
Misses Morocco, Seal and Calf Boots.
Children's Shoes, Of all kinds used.
And in short every article usually found in q
well assorted shoe establishment, al Of which
are offered at fair living prices for CAsH.
HENRY /. SIMPSON, Agent.
iy 19-tf NO. Royal Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-29
FEVRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
T. PROPERTY.

By virtue Of deed Of trust executed By
Thomas W. Smith and wife, we will offer for
sale at public auction, lot Of ground, in the
City Of Alexandria, beginning at a point on
east side Of Water street, 96 feet south Of Duke
street on the south line Of an foot alley, run
ming east with alley 80 feet parallel with Duke
street, to its intersection with an alley 9 feet
wide then south with said alley Is feet, then
west to Water street; and tn en- Il orth % feet to
the beginning. Ter1ns-Cash.
Sale will take place on Wcd2esdGy, the 6th
dag of September, 1865, at y m, in front Of
the Mayors Office, Alexandria.
J. p. SMITH, r7,,s4oo-
Q. ". WATTLES, - '~'0e@
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