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New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
KENTUCKY.
SPEECH OF JESSE d. BRIGHT.

On the 81 inst, Jesse ID. Bright, formerly a
United States Senator from Indiana, but now member
of the Kentucky Legislature, made speech at Carroll
ton which correspondent summarizes us follows:
He started off by saying he had always been state
T2ights Democrat lie denounced Mr.. Lincoln Douglas
and ANDY Johnson In the most bitter terms sid that
1he Democratic Senators from the South did wrong In
acafing their seats at the beginning Of the war said
Mr. Lincoln had power under the Constitution 70 call
nnt any troops opposed 10 paying the public
Gcbt that Kentucky ought not 70 pay another
doIlar until her Representatives were admitted
III that m the south reganed her tights il would be
v thc sword; aud said II that son the Govern
n mi rht make the most OF it In favor Of return
g. every lave tO his original masters favor Of n
isS, 5n KefucLy that every who lost anything In
KSuncky during the war, or by the war; should be paid,
,i taf the General Government should refund 10 TO
Waiurlv. was IN favor OF Gen W. q. Butler (who was
rsruD for the next President; said that the natio.il
re rc nor 20 conflict with the State lave, hat were
,Iy auyjllary Ia them. The whole tenor OF his speech
WAS of ,hs same sort OF stun"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoyDoy Aug s-Noon- -ConsOls 9Is for money. United
Bates FveTwenty bonds frmer and quoted at 7Sl
Illinois Central Railroad shares s Erie Railway shares,
IcB; Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds 22t
AfternOon.--Consols for money, e41; United States
F1ve-Twenty bonds 7S3 Illinois Central Railway shares
TIA Erie Railway shares 46t Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds 22t. 49,
Eyennr-Consols closed firm at 94l for money Ameri-
can Securities closed at the following rates 9} SaSs
F1vetweuty bonds, 73; Illinois Central Railroad shares
17i Erie Railway shares 46i The returns Of the Bank
of England show that the amount Of specie in its vaults
has increased a3sO,OOO within the past week
FRASKFoRT Aug. e-Evening-United States bonds
closed al 71i,
LIvEKp6oi, Aug. s-Noon-Cotton quiet. Estimated
sales to-day 10000 bales Mddlng Uplands, loid; Md
ding Orleans 1Osd The weather is unfavorabe for the
crops Wheat ls 10 for White California Corn, 3s for
New Barley 81. Oats Sl11. Peas, 42l6 Cheese, 3d.
Beef, l42j6 Lard 5Os. Pork 49,. Bacon, al Rosin
ne for Common, and l2j for Medium. TalOw, 49, Pot
ashes 31 Spirits TuTpentine, 1913. Petroleum-Sprlts
SID; Refined, IA COverseeG, Al.
Afternoon.-CottOn firm at unchanged quotations.
Breadstuhs without change. In the Provision market
Lard has declined to 499 Pork Beef Cheese, and Bacon
without alteration. In the Produce market Talow
has declined TO 44l9. Other articles are unchanged.
Evening.-The Cotton market closed 1rm with
IN advance Of 3D. the MiddliDg Orleans.
The following the authorized closing quo
tatiOns: Middling Uplands, lO1d Middling Or
leans, lC5d. Ihe sales OF TIE DAY iOOJ up IZ'uVV
bales The Breadstuhs market closed without change.
California Wheat 1910 per Genital Corn, 49, &c for New
Mixed Western. Barley, Oats, and Peas unchanged.
The Provision market closed dull Lard 1913. Pork, 49,
Bacon, a. Cheese, 52l Beef, 1926. Rosn-Common,
nc; Medium, 49, Taow, Al9. Ashes, 3D. Spirits Tur-
pentne, S3lS Petroleum-Spirits, sidd Refined ia.
Clover Seed Gi.
LONDON, Aug. s-NoOn-No. ~ Dutch Standard Sugar,
Q5l6 Scotch Pig Iron, 53i. Whale OIL 5sG. Sperm OIL,
asa Iinseed Cakes, 80 l5. Calcutta Linseed, RA A..
Lnsced Oil, sl15. The Antwerp Petroleum market
closed very and nominal last evening" at l2 francs for
Standard White, without buyers.
Aftenoon.-We have no changes to announce IN our
markets since the neon report.
Evening-The Sugar marketIhas been easier to-day,
but quotations unchanged No IL d. s. closing at 25G
steady 53 for Scotch Pigs. Other articles un-
changed.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
DENMARK.
CT TroNAs NOT TO BE SOLD.

ST. THOMAS NOT TO BE SOLD
LONDON Aug s--Evenng.-Itis is positively demed
in Copenhagen that the Government of Denmark has
anv intention of entering into negotiations for the
sale of the Island of ST. Thomas. This denial is
rendered necessary by the presence in that city of
Senator Doolttle of the United States, who was re-
ported to be bearer of propositions from the American
Government for the purchase of that island.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANoTnER ORpER FROM GEN. sICKLEs.

CHARLESTON, Aug. Seen. Sickles has is
sued an order relation TO certain moneys advanced by
the South Carolina banks during the war; for the pur
chase of horses the Confederate service which,
not being expended, had been distributed since the war
under a chancery decree, among the banks and ether
claimants The order annuls the decree fraud against
the United States, and appoints receiver the part d
The Government 10 who the funds which were stril,
uted Including the fees OF the counsel he repaid
The receiver is dipced TO report promptly any dein
ouency or obstruction on the part Of individuals
noraons in the way Of the execution Of this order
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09


WAR RUMORs-THE DEBATE ON THE MEXI-
CAN QCESTIoN-IIPRIsONMEN FOR DEBT
MAXIMLIAN's wORKs-LITERARY INTELLI-
GENCE.
Prom Oar Special Correspondent
PARIS, July 26, 1862
1t is an i'll wind that blows nobody good.
1T "a said that since hearing of his brothers judicial
murder the Emperor Of Austria has declared that he
never VIII sign another death-wauant. Pity His
Majesty had not come TO that decision sooner r-say
Just after the surrender of Vilagos. But is some
thing gained If family misfortune has pushed
FranZ josef MP to the movement Of the time The
Commission appointed to revise the Austrian crimi-
nal code had already resolved by q large majority
vote III favor Of the abolition of the death penalty
US had Yet before them the Cortes of Portugal Per
'oRrG Committee Of the French Senate, 10 whom
were referred several petitions for abolition of capi
tai punishment reported two weeks ago adversely 10
the petitioners ana that Conservative body i'm full
hiiheht oi its one Wheel-horse function approved
Inc report but tue gnillotine grows rusty all the
same. Men IN the Jury-bOx will find exfeuuoti,
circumstances, not revealed by witnesses ON tIe
stand, but confessed by their own feeIinos Tg,or
are not obliged to give their reosons e.,
snch finding, while il does obge the Court in a
ase like Berzowslds, TO reduce the peuo1tV fror
eath 10 at most hard labor for life. Hard lohor Tor
.fe which formerly meant the galleys at TouIon and
Brest, now means transportation TO penal colony
II the penal colony is Cayenne. it means. in fonr
cases out of Eve only an adjournment of deatl-yel
low fever or dysentery within two years instead of
The axe within two weeks. Bezowsh is to be sent.
'hey say, "a Newt Caledonia a better fate than has
Cefen his father, who is in prison, or his brother.
who Is cxiled to more inhospitable Siberia, than
would, apparently. have befallen himself, had hc
tot escaped to France and attempted the life of the
Car Russian feeling is exceedingly exasperated at
the mlldness Of the sentence if TO regard
,alh husslan Journals as its organs One prominent
sloscV" paper EtiTiY raves ~, fOaming at the
month, ana snarlngand biting at France and French
men men WHAT Is more remarkable is, that 40 least one
paper HAS Deeh permitted 10 publish ATag0s sUeech
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THEN AND NOW.

Carpenter the artist in his book "Six MOnths
at the White House." tells the following story
"Afew days before President Lincons death SECRETARY
Stanton rendered his resignation OF the war Dlatmnt
He accompanied the act with heartfelt tribute to Mr.
Ilncons constant friendship and faithful devotion to he
country saying also that he, secretary had acosIHd
the poSitiOs hold 10 only until the war shO6d end ana
that now lie felt that his work was DONE and s duty
was 10 resign. Mr.. lincoln was greatly moved ny The
Secretarys words aud tearing in pieces the paper con-
tanning the resignation and throwing his arms about the
Secretary he said stanton YOU have been good MEND
and faithful public servant and il Ia not for you tO say
when yOu will no longer be needed here Several rends
Of both parties present and there was not dry eye
that witnessed the scene"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
CANDIA.

REFUGEES ON BOARD OF FRENCH VESSELS.
PARIS. Aug. s.-The French squadron which s"lied
recently for the Island of Gambia to relieve the SUI
fernr families of the Cretans. took on board 100
refugees mostly women, children and old men, and
conveyed them to place of safety.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
PRINTERS STRIKE.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug S.--All the printers in
this city, belonging TO the Union, have struck aud
stopped work Upward Of hundred men are thus out
OF employment. The Union printers desire all outside
compositOrs to keep away from the city present.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
rArAL RAlLRoAD cAsUMTY.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. s.-Mr. j.. I.oew' OF
the firm Of Loewi a Ge.shoer, dry goods mereha't ot
this city, fell from ear the Central depot TINS morn
ing and was run over by three passenger cars ahd III
stsntIv kiiled The BODY Is dreaof~nv mangled
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

ENFORCEMENT OF TIE JURY ORDER.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. S-A jury Of in
quest summoned to-day, equally composed Of whites
and blacks This is first practical enforcement Of the
iuIy order In this immediate section.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
THE PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY STANTON
The Washington correspondent OF The Boston

Advertiser says:
Since the fight has become open one, the fact may
be stated that few weeks previous 10 tbe @gouthm'ns
last Spring OF Congress. facts came 10 the koN'ee "
the War Department and Cen Grants Oihct thSt GU
WINGED Mr. stanton and Gen Grant that dlfhcuilcs I"
most serious character would surely follow an % "u'
iourIment TO December The earnest imloftublu's
of thtpicers alone induced senators 10 hoh We po"i
of meeting in their hands. From tnAt uhe 'no
President has waged bitter war on MT staloh wno Mo
had fhwared his deep schemes from me irsL o oi s
trnube 10 the present. Gen. Grant mas vtth III Iul
accord with Mr. Stanton, aud their eonsultao,S nave
Ieen constant They had long interview Iaht hiRt:
The present action OF the President openly prcelam'd
IL supporters 20 but the Inauguration Of policy
Shic6 "A 81 remove all the Official obstacles ia hs way
The attack through the .press and through the
counsel for the defense in the surratt case upon
Mr. stanton and Judge Holt is part OF the same
attack aud by the same measures 10 is hced to
force Judge holt out of his position. There is also
the best authority for saving that the Administration
acting in accordance with the expressed wishes of the
Rebels M Annapolis Delegates to the Rebel Convention
there contemplating the removal OF Nice-AdHilfh
Porter because c has rendered himself obnoxious ny hls
Radical views As 20 Gen. Sheridan, the President as
broken down for the time being. under the Influence oi
Gen Grant and appeals from his own fIfenis VINO c"i.
tend that the responses from the country show plainly
great danger OF his removal only serving Ia make
Gen sheridan more prominent for the Presidency lIess
urged transfer OF the point Of attack to Mr stanton,
and no movement on Gen. Sheridan Is now lO"H' i NV
Mr.. Stai'fnns ease 10 disposed of.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsr, Aug. s-NOon.-The steamship Europe. Capt
Lemaire from NewYork July 27, arrived here this morn
ing, her way TO Havre.
QUEENSTOWN Aug. s-NoOn.-The steamship Virginia,
Capt Prowse from NewYOrk July 27, arrived here this
forenoon, on her way to Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
FUNERAL OF Ex.Gov. PORTER.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. s.-The funeral oil
Tx.Gov Porter was attended by large eoneourse oil
persons from all sections OF the state. Public business
was suspended and the Departments closed IN respect 20
the dead The remains deposited III Aouht N1t.'
Cemetery. Deceased leaves WIDOW four sons anu one
damn bfap
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
PRUSSIA.
PRUssIAN FINANCES.

PRUSSIAN FINANCES
BERLIN, Aug. SIT is stated that Baron Won w.
Heyat the Minister Of Finances will be able 10 SNOW
in his forthcoming budget that the revenues Oh .'1
Kingdom of Prussia exceed the expenditures anu
that the Government viii not be under the Necessity
OF proposing any new taxes.
TREATY WITH HAMBURG
The City Of Hamburg has agreed to sign military
treaty with Prussia.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE REFORM ELL.

n, ,-lAsre vEiTsAAPH TO THE TRrsUNE'
LONDON, Aug OIL o'clock p ma long ana eA-
ci,ipg debate took place in the House OF Co'amons
to-nigAt Oh the Reform bill, which had been re,
turued from the House of Lords Amendments hao
been made in the Upper House, modifying the Lodger
Cepyhold, and Leasehold franchises, allowing the
use of voting papers, and comforting the francnse
upon undergraduates of the Universities; all OF
which were rejected by the House OF Commons bu'
another amendment, providing for the rePieSSH'"
tion of minorities, was agreed to.
BRIGHTON RACES.
August S.-The Brighton races concludeu "
day. The biennial Brighton stakes were To1 ', ~
Trocodero aud the Brighton Club stakes by Redcap'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
MEXICO.

THE AUSTRIAN STEAMER ELIZABETH AT NEW
ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. S.-The Austrian slOop-
ofwar Elizabeth arrived from Vera Cruz today having
ON board number of Austrian soldiers She reports the
United steamer Susquehanna sailed from Vera
Cruz ON the 2sth ult., destination unknown
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
FRANCE.
TIE RUSSIAN LOAN.

PARIS, Aug s-Evening.-The Russian Loan is
being more readily taken the Bourse than IT was
at first expected and it's may now be said to
be established here.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
FRANCE.

TuE DEATH PENALTY IN EUROPEAN CODES
WAR RUMORs-THE DEBATE on THE MEXI-
CAN Observation-Disclosures FOR DEBT
MAXIMlLIANS WORKS-LITERARY INTELLI-
CENCF
New-York tribune., 1867-08-09
WASHINGTON.
rHE PRESIDENT AND STANTON.

THE REMOVAL OF GEN. sHERIDAN-C0NR0uND
INTEREST NOTEs-PERsoNAL
BIZ TEL EGFAPH 10 ~
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THE GAZETTE.
rHuRsDAY EVENING, JULY %.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


On Sunday last young man named Cox
jumped from the deck Of a steamer head lore
most into the water at Coney Island, N. T.
On coming to the surface he remained motion
less, which attracted the attention OF severn
persons on board, who secured the BODY ano
drew it on shore 1t appears that the Ml.e'
was only seven feet in depth, and cox sl''t il,s
his head with full force upon the sanoy not
tom. disolated bis neck, causing instant death
The Springfield Republican says Mis-
Houphton, of North Adams, who was lately
mixed up in the Rev. S. NJ. Merrill scandal,
has written the gentleman, since his pretended
drowning at Plattsbucg, telling him that it is
now his duty to leave his family and share his
fortunes With her, even if they have to 60 to The
ends of the earth.
Chicago maintains its high reputation as 4
fast city. The report of the Superintendent Of
Police for the last three months gives the iol,
lowing statistics Total value of property re-
ported stolen, $35,779; total value of stolen
property recovered, $3l, 037.55; total amount
OF fines $685. total number of arrests,
6,056.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered ser
mon in. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Sunday
evening, on ''Tbe Nobility Of Labor, in which
he said that more public men OF emlnence had
started from the business of type setting than
probably from any other occupation.
An arsenic manufacturer in Boston died on
Monday, from the continuous infusion OF the
poison into his system during his long employ
ment in manufacturing it.
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NALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

On WEDNESDAY, the Dist day Of August
next, l will sell my FARM, situated imme-
diateiy on the line Of Albemarlc and Nelson,
81 miles from Alton Depot, Va. c. K. +. The
land is in a good state of Improvement; fencing
nearly all new; water in each field; it contains
1494 acres by recent survey; about 50 acres
heavily timbered; in n good locality-,two
churches within mile; blacksmith shops.
wheelwright shops, saw and grist mills in three
hundred yards Of the house. 1t has on it a
smokehouse, corn house, kitchen and stable,
all new, and small house with two rooms 1t
is one OF the finest fruit and grape farms i'll the
country.
| will also sell, at the same time and place
all Of my farming utensils, stock and crop.
TERMS One third cash remainder, If de-
sired, in one and two years: with interest from
day OF sale purchaser to give bond with good
security, and title to be retained until al the
purchase money is paid.
For further information, address
JAMES w. TIMBERLAkE,
Meechum's River, Albemare county, Va
Albemarle CO., jy 17-Wtd
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VALUABLE
COU n TR Y ) f. A II ,
Ae..aA
MICnM
lseSsA

ass5s5 COU TRY 5 AT,
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND Allen
ANDRIA, LAND AND CITY LOTS
AR PRIVATE SALE.
The estate called WARWICK, four miles
from Washington city, and two from Alexan-
dria, on the railroad and turn ike between the
CWO cities.
The property will be sold in three parts, viz !:
l. FiFTY-SIX ACRES, with BIZ n
DWELLING, containing II rooms, and out t,
bearing q market garden, grapes, shruboery,
forest and ornamental trees, and never railing
we'll of excellent water The junction station
of the Washington and Alexandria, with the
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, ls within d
few minutes walk The scenery and view are
Of unsurpassed beauty. and the surroundings
, THfiRTY-EIG 1T ACRES of fine meadow
land, about fifty yards from the junction, and
leo from the Canal-separatcd from No: by
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. This Is
excellent land for grain and hay, and fol- mar
s. TWENTY-FIVE ACRES on the old
Leesburg road, abou. midway between the
Theological Seminary and Alexandria, The
view from this situation is beautiful and extern
sive, and the neighborhood very agreeable. -,
The above property will be shown by the
amiiy residing at Warwick.
Also, the following lots in Alexsndria:
ONE ACRE, adjoining the Loudoun anu
Hampshire depot, bounded by Pend Teton, Fair
fax and Water streets.
ONE ACRE. on the south side OF Madison
street. extending from Fairfax to Royal st.
ONE ACRE on the south side Of Montgom-
err street, q few yards from the Canal Basin
and extending from Washington to st. Asaph
street A part of this lot is occupied by the
Washington and Alexandria Railroad.
A lot on the south side Of Queen sire t, be-
tween Patrick and Alfred streets, about ~ feet
'front.' and 100 deep, to IS feet alley, with two
ST. all tcnements thereon.
A lot, NJ the northeast corner Of Alfred and
Wythe streets.
4 lot, on the west side Of Columbus st., be-
tween Wythe and Madison streets.
TARMS:-One half to be paid in cash, and
the residue in two equal instruments, at II and
Is III onths from sule, with interest, excepting
that So, 900 OF the purchase money for No. ! can
remain in the hands Of the purchaser for about
4 years. bearing interest.
Further particulars Of w. Q. YEATON, At
torncy ut Law, office in Stewards Block, King
street. T.. a. ALMA NDEE, trustee.
ju 2-cOU
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SGERTEES SALE

{$s..I - :.
HSst OF REAL ES II \ L e
By virtue of an order of the County Court o.
Alexandria county, made at the July term,
1867, in the cases Of Jos. Mclean VS.; Edward
and John O. Bren Wilburnys; Edward y Brlen,
| will offer for sale, to the highest BID
der, in front Of the Mayors office, on SATUR R.
DAY, july 9th, 1867, at y O'Clock m, all The
right, title and interest of Edward 0 Brien, be;
ing a life-interest, in and to that LOT 0E
GROUND, with the TWO-STORY FRA N
DWELLING thereon, situated on the south
east corner of Queen and Alfred streets, in the
CITY Of Alexandria, Terms cash.
JAM rs NJ. STEUART,
willis Sheriff AleyandriA county.
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MILLINERY
MILLIN ELY :!
KING STREET. !

$50 KING STREET. 1870
| would inform my customers and the ladies
generally, that I have this day opened Il COM
plete assortment OF
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
which will be offered at greatly reduced prices.
Having al the facilities for getting the latest
novelties in my line, | shall keep constantly m
assortment Of BON NETS, in Grape, Illusion,
Silk and Straw, and of various shapes, such rs
EMPRESS, VlCTOR1AS,
BLACK CROOKS, Nj AkGUERITAS,& Sc,
And HATS, in Croquets, Promcnadas, Fleet
wings, Henriettas, and Sontag:.
SUNSHADES and INFANTS HATS; also
Pendants and Ornaments.
Bugle and Crystal Trimmings. to which |
would call especial attention.
Bridal Wells and Wreaths made At short TO-
tice.
Gentemen's Hats BIeached Pressed and
Dyed. MRS. c. l.. SIMPSON,
No $50, King, near Washington st,
P. S,-Orders promptly attended to. 10
trouble to show goods. my 2-tt
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AUCTION SALES.
JITED STATES S AI.E.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
q. s INT REy., 7th Dist, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. July e, 1867:
Notice is hereby given that there will be sold
at public auction, on SATU RDAl, Angus, :, "a u"
1867, a large variety Of GOODS and EN-
CHANDISE, consisting OF Hotel and House
hold Furniture. Restaurant and Bar Fixtures,
an assortment of Liquors, Casks, Kegs and
Bottles, Wearing Apparel, Gold Watches and
Books. together with q variety Of other manu-
featured articles, all OF which have been dis
trained upon for non payment of taxes
Sale will take place at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
II. S bonded warehouse corner OF Prince ana
Royal streets, Alexandria
" 22-l2t Collector Eth District Virginia.
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TO TIL f P q B L I g

Having engaged the services Of first, class
FINE CAKE, PIE, BREAD AND BISCUIT
BAKER, PLAIN, POUND AND FRUIT
CAKE, OR ORNAMENTED, would respect
ully solicit call from the public before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Pound, Fruit and Orna-
mented Cakes made to order.
JAMES H. SIMPSON,
ap Aft No s. South Fairfax st
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All letters will be- promptly answered. AID
any information that may BIO deSiroI glVnn.
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- FOR KENT--Two STORES under the
mss::i Mansion House Hotel; also, DWELLING
uOUSEStwo suitable for large families,
or bounding houses, and others of smaller capa-
city, And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad, TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable fo'
tbs lumber, coal, wood, plaster trade. En-
miro Of JAMES GREEN,
jyhtr So, Prince street
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

, WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, No. 6,
s4iia Union street. formerly occupied BY dwln
q Beckhsm Possession given at once. Ap-
ply to GWIN, BECKHAA 9 CO.
y2l Cor. King and Water SITS.
FOR RENT-The LOWER ROOM OF
E1:ij the warehou on the corner OF King and
Columbus streets
jy l9-2aW5W JAM DAOE.
49, FOR RENT.-The three story BRICK
m:i DWELLING, No. l6, south Fairfax street,
between King and Prince streets. 1t has just
been thoroughly repaired, painted, &c; has IL
rooms, with cellars, II large wath-house good
stable and paved yard. :, r,
Also, three story BRICK WAREHOUSE
adjoining on Swifts Alley, which runs from
Fairfax to Water street. apply to
JOHNSTON 81 LLOYD,
jyl If No. l27, King street.
~. FOR RENT-A SQUARE OF GROUND,
Ns5 situated inn ediately opposite Potomac Gar
dens Apply to w. KEITH ARMlSTEAD,
Plaster Mill. )y o-eotl
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". 40 nov IL r.rri,+ ~ H.. h,.. .,.l,,,,I ~
snrlrncnl Of DIRK GOODS we have ever offered
in Alexandria,
IN LADIES. DRESS GDDDS.
st,,., ,,,, ,r,~;.'In, =
We "'o All Tue ;''% "r'I c"''' o'""s' ~
''ch H%N:eH ana plain TtsNnu'c,: p,
=, '?IotlJ C :'.,,. =. ~
EmoFoloefru u;r''"o imi,
CrHpcmcrctts, MohslrS, !uSlEiM5, pE' A i,,
sFs oTen"d'ne bT3chTS Tihs!aHPl nI
n 81 %h4 L:a!A lTs!l!'I '''
H'''ii blAck ouk' CoioEeu o'ln' &c
IN MOURNING GOODS,
we have Black Hermann, two yards WIDE Black
Bcrayc two yards W de- for shawl and sUit*;
.l.o Eli. silk Grensdine Iron Bcraoc. Lupiu' :