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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22


DoARD--TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
~ may Ne accommodated with pleasant aad eomort
able with partial board. In tc house u
family near BROADWAY Inquire at No y walker street
DOARDING.-TO TRAVELLING PARTIES aNDTRAN-
- seut city yisitors Gcusei on mode
rate terms ~ No $50 broadway, neat door ~ 81 Charles
corner Leonard street
DoAHD AND An OFFICE WANTED on THE FIRST
~ ~ Nay. Tor physician. In the
fatt broadway Terms must b. reasonable. AIply to
" d.. Herald ottce BY letter frost paid.l
DART OF HOUSE waSrrD-roR GENTLEMAN
wife. two children (who attend ssheail anil servant
would like TO bard with gcnteei family provide
themseves address Tenant box go fos,ofce. Nassau
street, Jay street.
WANTtD-ArARTNENTS PARTLY FURNISHED
w With board, for two gentlemen sud their wives in
tmal family, location nesr Broadsay. References
changed and terms must ie moderate. Address
stating terms, sc.l fEENItu. Box Ia Broadway Post
once.
Two LET, WITH BOhRD-A rhRfOR AND BED ROOM
on third and rarlor second floor rith pan,re.
aehed accommodations Tor few sinsle gentlemen. "a
Surrav street
Two BOARDING HOUSE KErpERs--A LARGE AND
tns House beautifully located and Just fnishei in
.ye suitable. ora boarding house, V oaered COED
,snt who vii ksep respectable house. fr n years
lhe oecnTant can Desired, doubt on ths house
sumner city tcerderS IL not With good class n citiren
t'HutIs VINO are waiting the opening the house. The
rouse s situated IN the Manufacturing v1s, u Brming
ham, C At the junction q the NsrSatuct sud i0nntons
New YORK. city. and New Haven and Bridrep5rt ars ,hs
teSn npthe Nautatuck valley. flnc hshus. cunning kc,
IL ifwAffa BlrmiSsham. CT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

NNALLHAIi.h % CANAL STRFET-POWrRFJL CON
w ceniraton e attractouii Two splendid performances
day ats o'clock in the afternoon the
Engagement ~ tsn q the beautiful Females who will
sTltar - the Nshalia ia Living Statuary. olympic
Games The crainal Female SereBaders together st the
Sable nrothCr in their Comic Songs Orchestra BOX.
~ cent?; larquette. - cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

EOR sALE-Bf j. A. BIEETkEK AUCTloNttR,
utensils Of the Bank Coffee House, No street.
of the continued illness Of the proprietor,
Frosset who has conducted tho last
years Ten cent Of the purchase be paid the
time sale, e-haf of the whole
the time Of taking possession The remaining
may stand bond and mortgage for years
deduction Of ten per therefrom. IL paid
in cash The stock may be had at valuation. will he
removed if desired Sale be positive the Merchan
Exchange. on Wednesday eth Of April ns At u
o'clock NJ unless previously disposed Of by private
Further particulars made known, upon application
TO he urtio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

lanes CONNER 4 son, TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
Of Ann and Nassau streets. New York, nave hand
article for complete Printing Establish
msnts The materials when this is printed from
the above Foundry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

A NTHoNY j. BLEECKER WILL SELL THIS DAY.
"A l2 o'clock the Merchants Exchange. by order Of
John Palmer Special Receiver the residue OF the Lots
and Buildings in this city. Brooklyn, and Wamsbur;h.
held by him for the North American Irust AMI Gaap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22
yNmIIAMs & LYNpoN WILL sEII. nY. PrnLIc

q II W u, q
auction on to- morrow. Monday and following DAYS the
residue Of the extensive and valuable stock Of Dry Goods
contained in the store No. q Catherine street. consisting Of
French Belgian and Englss Broadeoths, Cassimers and
Vestings Ladies' Dress Goods in Silks Satn Satin lures
Bombaznes Merinoes Alpaca Delane Lawns Prints Sci
rich embroidered and plain Can,S silk and broche
long and Shaws cashmere thbe wool and harege
do large soek Of Irish Linen goods in ,a,n and doabe
Towels Napkins kc.: beached unbieaehed Musns o-
sery &c. &c. Sale at 10 A. NJ and 7. N. uousekeepers
and heads Of families should attend this sale the goods
will be put lots to suit purchasers and be sold
without reserve, Saturday being the last day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

In conformity ~th the above The performance
Of which will appear In future sdyertisonentsI viii take
place at Nihlos Garden early in Nay; the b0
hereafter named Tickets One Dollar each, all PARTS DC
the houto e pOcur.d and after Tuesday the
hotels Nifo- Garden and OF the committee No
seats secured al parts q the house usual Nib epe
TO the public aliks.
BA Meeting % the subscribers and Of Mr. Brougham9
friends generally will take a. the Aston House,
WsdLeday evening att o'clock hoar the huai reports VI
tie Commit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

give hi Introductory grand e. the craaelc,
Thursday the 18th u when he will be assisted BY
the eminent srsts " the dsy. Among other pieces
never performed Ia this he will play PaBin
wonder, 1liE WITCHES DANCE UNDER flth MALSUr
TREE Of BenasUtp. aud also The ADAGio APFAS~IoNA-
TO- by tie great muster played since AIS ieesase
Tor further Particular programme Door at ~
Concert commence O'clock Tickets 30 centfto b1
had the principal music stores aud hotels and az The Ia
lsrn.glg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

GRAND VOCAL AND ISSTRUMEN TAI CONCERT. TO
~ he given BY the German Ladies Society. for tho eneh
OF Widows and Orphans, Monday evening April =, $50
the Chinese Assembly Rooms a3) Broadway The following
artists have kindly volunteered their service. Vocal
Mad Mueller, Herr Meyer Mad Otto also the lieder
kTsny. under the direction ~ Herr Neshet. Instru-
nenalhr. Tmr. Mr. kerksiez Mr.. Braun, Herr WOODEN
hsar Herr bresoher Herr k,eicr. Herr Eben. Tickets
~ cents; &c be had AT the principal music the
door The evening - the To
o'clock precisely. For further particulars programme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

NOTICE To BuTCHERs.-THE TWO VALUABLE LOT
IN q Ground with the and lee Houses thereon
situated the north side Of FOURTH street near second
will be sold at public auction by A. j. Bleecker, IN
Merchants Exchange. Wednesday. 2ith April, n,
o'clock. Sale perenptory. largo part Of the purchas
money renal on bond and mortgage, II desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

DANoRAMA SALOON. CORNER ur LfsPEN RID At.
Il and broadway "L1hhlt.on free Tie pI0png oe
this saloon exhibiting. Tor short time, the fnesu
oil painting II Venus Gas largs fel tha
country IL has heso aud simiri BY urwar " teu
thousand within te lat few days a. viii be
moved In Ten fourteen days sten the Panorama Will 10
LA b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

WANTED-BY \ RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL. A
,itphtion as Chambrfmaid or Waiter or 20 Do the &C.
neral homework Of small private family Tan b.
her last place for to-day No s. First Of
ccnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

ASrRD-A sEAAsTRHss, WHO rs EITHER
w French German who quick with her needle and
aesrous OF getting permanent work Tor family Apply
" tle deA % for the residence OF the LADY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-22

WASTED--A SITUATION. BY A VERY REsrECTA-
w bic young woman 20 do chamlcrwork and wstinF,
chamberwork and assist with washing and ironing.
willing TO shcr distance In the country a- ,na best Of
city reference for honesty sohrety perfect
ieae call for two days at ii5 Mulberry street hrs door
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

Chinese funeral took place yesterday.
The Ghiaaman died at the Chinese Res
taurant Of Macoa fiji W eosuug, Thefuneral
was large, there being over enc hundred and
ffty C6inamen in the procession, each, wear
iog 4 piece Of white Grape a large num .Lsa
Of persons visited the bnrylng grolh9e tT-N.s,
ness the ceremonies, winch were 10 ioii ~, J
They lowered the cotin as we DO. lpey
then threw the white bandages worn on tnetl
arms into the grave then matches and the
wax candles and d bottle Of vine. Before
covering thecofin, each person bowed his
head to the earth, and uttered soine few
words not By Us understood. Then each
threw handful of dirt ON the cafins aud.
prssed round liquors wine and segarss &c j,
az which thew invited each American to- par
trsye and. the grave was then filed up.
Esso1t6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
POTTERY.


on Il he hour when evening throws
IL gathering shades o'ervaie and hiii.
While hall The seese 10 twilight glows
3 And hall in sunlight Dries sill,
The thought 81 ali thai we have been.
And hoped and feared On, LIES long Say
RememuFanees 81 los and pain,
Come IIinglirg With the close OF day.
The distant scene & yo1.a's bright dream,
The smiling green, the lusleTiRg tree;
The murmur Of the grass hinged stream
The bounding Of he torrent free;
The friend, whose Rndei voice no more
Shall sweetly thrill the listening ear.
Il The glow that Love ,ss6rsl vision wore;
And Disappoininenls's Pangs are here.
But sofs noPes e tFeFiFing scene,
x heretnfjre exnues 81 Memoly spread
And smfIfng reaef. tialk thought beIWaeh,
Hope sotIens every tear we shed.
D, thus. when Dealhs long night comes on,
And its dark shades ateund me lie,
May parting beams from MemoFy's sun
Blend solTiy in my evenings sky.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
WINDOW SA6a FASTENERS.

II VIE H1dessignsd q - = ~ r@.,.,. p.,a.,
- Ier lnesi yaisabie - Sasa FAsTrss-
"a y rhleh You arg eaabled = sEss-,ke wincos-
sash y any raqaited Aeigh and 81 Il go. NJ 80,
cutting hoses ~ me frame anis sfe ss;e Urn, 4,
let aown the uppes Sash 30 IS b gee Ibeaes IL
eseaFs a lhe Top AID admit he = f n re- bol
so'ns sna asp make ~ Ssh Pel ~ air-lighl ADD
- J. Ion 5af.isng Who i Il Ma has nj had
n. fest brckrn By the elatesing ufibe Mindorsash
. stormy nigh. = say nothing cf The amount 81
AZ Admitted ltsfeey Tbis Fastener hax rreat al
sahtaees OgrF any 0fheF sash stopper, giving fou
eompiete eonlrSl Of iSefsash; aud Nil aecomodkie
,lFeii y any ssasc ot she Hesthef vet or dry-iie
Discs p inesash bring gruoTed and strip inserted
nhtcn y out agaIass the frame thus aecommo-
dating iseiI q hr ffnulr ind behin this sfffp isr
eersntric Of can fixed "a lever which passes
,nIoagh ihs sash AMI aAising oF depressing he
lesef tasiens or toosensE b "a u ana epsbes ver n
lost 4 fass a any point Sach is the estimate pat
1n PTS discovery that we have epplied them 70
ssssla, nusersd wipdpxs 1ata q
even beiorr weobaned the patent ana many more
Jennings.
we would now say ioTthe public shat We have
made Arrangements fof ouF castings with Mr..
Rodgers Of Nos10 High street Old Town Balti-
more Md who By the bg, Te wouIG recommend
70 such as may want castings done--for the prompt
ness md the manner In which II is done-and with
MT w ernwag Of Hafpers Ferry, the most disiin-
guiShed machinist 0f our couniry asianv one will
admtt iFbe will call and see his shop and 1he ma
chinefy ne has on hand He has undertxken 10 |
iaish our iastenngs BY machinery I'd that they will
tequIfelno asserting but can be put together with
&c gIsates' despatch Such rs mag 3wish TO par-
eaass SIaIe o. Cennty rights can apply (Post-paid)
y, \ sHnef q U.s. SATHANiEL MYERS Charlesiown, /
jefferson county. Va or + C. Smith Harners /
Ferry, Va. Paientees The fasteuings can n az.
Nataea from harFers-FerfF io any point with The
lane Iaefty as they could from any 6f Atlantic
Cities. ii being immediatelS oil the Baltimore and T
Ohio Rail Road about so miles from Baltimore
md in teegraphie communication with the East
ind West, &c f-1
70 such as may be acquainted with either Of The
gentlemen whose names are given we yyonld saw
srtte 10 them and satisfy Yourselves dat II Is rs
lpfnbug A. Hunter l. nj Carter d. W-San-
,ington II Keyes. n S. White. John Y ates lanes
Y Ransom g 5 Gardener, (pust- pa who have
hem IN use amt many Others who aFeI waiting 10
nave them put ia their windows
NATHANIEL MYERS. hi
F. 81 SMITH, ffatentees. 4
Juiv I9S0 ri F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

9f3ISTIiIERS OF BRh ND n, UIIN -hEFD
CORDIALS. "A
Ma "a wi ana quarry, and dealers 70
u J FaaK5es WISEs AND IjauuRS. GrseHs Wharf,
s,g.,,Is< S,sssks Fsum.frv, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Have ALWAYS on hand choice selection Of Cog-
maid Braudies, Pale do Holland Gin jamaica
Snirits. Irish and Scotch Whiskey, of the finest
quality
Madeira Port, Tenerife, Sherrv, Lisbon, SICILY
Madeira. Sweet Malaga and Champagne WINES.
VERY choice and old.
Improved distilled Brandy and Gin. pure Spirits,
Alcohol. sPearh Brandy. Apple do. Cherry 90,
n. a Rum. London Cordial Gin, Cordials. &C,
Sc &c.
two Is fifteen years old.
70 which they calfth Alteration q dealers eelore
putehasing elsewhere.
April IL ls5O--l awsm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
STUBS HOTEL, !.
t,....s 1890. .r1nreiSssossrg -.

KrytsfS nav and l.rre Hotel. recently opened q
ihe Railrosd Depot by the undersigned, = no.
s-.,,s ,.s9v scr ne reception Of Boarders and
.T.-..,t,srs rks tsh,e will Il ail times be laden
IN ia best ne market afards--and the charges
moderate Being the Dining House fof rassse Z
gers b the eastern Train Of Cars, ne nous 4
well provided with aciive and ooiiging seryanls-
consequently soiourpeIs may sonndenny e1pee'
every necessary attentien q this establishment
The utmost exefsiuns vii y used = anorn % ~
..s,v -, l6rt ikat can IS ibun1 Il any Hotel il
is valiey. and shafe g public p,,soesEs rs "a
liciied. Il = = : -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
! COSTUMk HALI



cItINING I3XUIU0E&E.
Is'' IS s' n. 3 s e; ss',l.
sno vlslrIty .nst IA ~ 4 iron Enrojas III
;FAkt tHQ WINTER FlSHIOkSY
Togstnsf Niih iiel s|sft 81 oseas adap.ed
e sns <cfnln9 sktsp. ro1gIS|fnf q
sgPERE1NE LysLKE1H GERMAN AND
$4,000 $4,000 tAg441 t,ASToR BEAFERSS
Anew article FOR OVERS AcKs RNn kgsssss j.
COATS. Also splendi9 atsoFfiaens "a -
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
cAssIMEREs And DDEsKfNs.
Of The Hdst desirable styles imported iii. " s,n
rich vEBTIMCs.
aays and ere constantly receiving. New styles
~ VS. ItNGes consisting Of Plain and Fieurs,I
SILK AND TOOELEN VEL EE1sSI rig
VKED AND STRIPED CASHMERES
s,<s.sa 49,. - tII.fS AND g4L-sN1lA&
DUR g UsSToM work
CUT AID MADE - the best InanneF-ahd Is regafae
style and Workmans6ip;is warranted ID give en-
afe satisfaction. and greatly reduced ptaees,
READY-mADE CLOTHIsG.
Persons 10 want Of READY-MADEs CLOTH
iNG, are particularly invited to call and examine
our Stock be1ore purchasing elsewhere, a. We man
ufaefure al qualities Of
Ease NABLE CLOTHTN
knd our assortment Of thas article is a, all times
iafgt Whtch oilers 10 purchasers great dacefnenf
Of piocnfing an article of quality which cannot
he Obtained In any other Clothing Establishment in
WeAaye % hand ana are constanrIy manafacturins
fitRtENTs or EVERY VARIETY.
FROM THE BEST MATERIALS. IN THE
Is 0STgAPPR0YED STYLES, F0R4FALL
AND WINTER WEAR,
r Consisting or
SUR7'OUT, SACK And PELITOT
OvERC COATS, I
OF al coloFs qualities and sizes from 80 80 50
Z IS. S so ard upwards,
ROrS' SACK AND ovERCoATs.
"A laree assortment of Boys Sack and Overcoats II
20 per GENT less than the usual prices u
SUPERFiNEl FRocK AND DRESS COATS. II
MADE FROM
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS,
IFTHE LATEST FASHION.
III, LAR6E STOCK OF
q TWEED COATS, PANTS AND VESTS,
We have large assortment Of 4
u TWEED FROCKs AND SACKS,
NEW ARrIcLE "
FOREST SACKS, FOR STORMY WEATHER
PAN TALOoN II
Frorus Super French Doeskins
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
Of every variety Of Shade and Color, at 8 i. 80
l,f5, so 3 > so andNpwaids
VESTS.
Made ffom rich Vevets Satns. Casbmeres ara !
paIeneias and al all prices F
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE.
Corner et Frat street and Centre MARKET Space
Baltimore. NOV. %, is49.-lv. - +,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
BLAck-EYEDzs.UsAN..


Gay wrote this wellknown ballad for Mrs.
Montford, a celebrated actress, cotem aorary.
with Cibper. After her retirement from The
stage, love and the iugratitude of a bosom
friend, deprived her Of her senses, and she
was placed in receptacle for lunaties. One
day, during lucid Interval, she asked her
attendant what play was to be performed
that evening, and was told that it was Ham
let. In this tragedy, whilst on the Sta
she had eyer been received. - perfor, me
Ophelia. /; Ms NED
cunning which is 90 ,ss>A . Ares
she eluded thaaoNSNy - 81 srhe Oversight
to the thdssss ,ss2ss<ssDfs Of The coIl.ge secure
until the ,arages 70 the pupils in the Grammar
her in Els2s{Sro the lady xl- .,ay Of me
stag u ylous part Of the character could c6.sd
thAeegHnd exhibited more perfect represent
%ion of madness than the utmost eAerf
lions Of mimic art could effect
She was, in truth, Ophelia herself, % INC
arhazement of thu, nertaf -
81 ,she ezclainlesp -
pace II security, and 4 few days after,
q She, like lily dropping
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
THE METmoDlsT DOo.

In the early days Of Methedism, about
-fsty years ago, meetings for preaching and
prayer, though not near as fteqs1 Z y. At
tie present PERIOD. Were, h6rtrti. S&&SH11k
]. ] !! ! ] ! ] ]
Metz ID always
came IL.
bath, beee@ M '.|.' .ltsfs the service of
the Church ..|I and Is shin rcmafkas
bic animal, base occasions, snyAtiablS al.
tended, heacqdired the name Of the i Metho-
dist Dog Being generally met by the con-.
gregatica returning from the church. be was
CONSTANTLY abused and pelted by the bows
belonging to the party
dis regular attendance had often been
the subject Of public debate; and merely to
prove the sagaeity of the animal, tue meet,
ing Tor one evening, was removed to smother
house Whatever were the thoughts enter.
taiied toncerRiDg him, surprising assft may
seem, ~ the proper and exaet time, he made
his appearance
ffw weeks after this, his owner return
ing intoxicated from the market at Leeds,
was in narrow, shallow stream, unfortu
nately drowned; and astonishingto relate, tie
faithful dog no louger attended preaching
Diversity Of opinions may prevail on this
subject, but good John Nelson used ii say
concerning il: hefreqdent attendance Of
this dog at the meeting, was designed to at
tract bis masters curiosity, aud engage him
thereby 10 visit the place; where hearing
the gospel, he might have been enlightened,
converted, and eternally saved Butt add
ed he, the end to be answered, being frns-
trated by his death, the means to secure it
were no longer needFnl[i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

-.s- .-...-, - sdfanecd, e vii sell our =
a ~ 8 - .,1sks az Lawns Befaees and sink
q mAl1.s y, ,rsev sre bekulifhI patier-As and
sss ,.ssf th;s Sprine Nov j. the time ioi
ssIssls:, e s' ,ss !, ssl TAT TATE HooFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
EXCHANGE BANK OF
n. w. LATHAM & CO.

- WNSHFNbIVNl " w -. z
nj. !. cneeks, Drafs.s Acceptnhees Bank
Notes and sCSin.
--oo---- AE
BANK NOTES
IN all solvent Banks in the United STATES oousn'
" and sold Al The best rates
Dgoyls, Noes, Aecepiances and Bills
- .ce..ihle roints in he union collected and
rsmi.sanees pronpy made to any part Of The counf
try on The most favorable terms.
EXCHANGE.
n;,t. a. Exchange. and Bank Checks, on most Of
,ys n-,nc;nal Cities. bought and sold al the best
rates s.s
NoVemheF -, iSl9-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

OVtW ~ WEWH DITtFISs
which he can safely recommend 10 he. Farmers as
being the best Drilis ever Of led in thiscbnnrry
20 constructed that y has advantages over all
ot'ittf that nave been introduced heretofore It
no1F 3 " ohly one wheel which makes the draft
set asn. TOT one horse and the drill Isl manufac-
tlfl entirely or wrought iron and wood which
makes y sTiil better The seeding operation can be
MVPpe" o. pat 70 motion m an instant, without
'he h1fse ana Il 50 works that il is apos
tlF's aeSlrine 70 Test tar capacity and value
q themachne are requested 10 give The under
Sgaea no ice 10 that Ell Ct aid should Il not do
tbs WORK a. fepte9ented The anne NAV b, r-InrrsJ
jEe af e4aree -
TT MhielS can Sc seen al the fslack s,3th sho,
al Mr. JostphyC RawIins. s'
DAVID E. ROHR.
CAlrleeiawn, NAV "a 1850 --tf.-Spsrit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

EniroEIAI CONVENTION. The adjourned
meeting Of the Maryland Editorial CONVEX,
ton Is announced to take place u the CITY Of
Baltimore, on the fourth TUESDAY and ,22d
day Of October next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

7yfIE subscribers in addition g thei. 500 ~. q
celebrated WINES, imported BY the late y
NesserSmilh re nov receiving direct from MessEs.
Nex,op Gon4on Co<sarf q Co of Madesra, q -
lsr,isn 81 CHOICE WINES OF heir own imPcfta-
Inn. among which mas be enumerated as iolioNSs
8 bids Of The 6ness Ola London Partisu-i
II qF CASKS lar Madeira.
No. Of SUP. Reserve Madeira e the
Esr casks vintage Of 1885,
3 khds $500.
sss casks Of sup 0ld snai : aas''-
IS AZ. rasks Of the richest pure Grape Juaee.
Thsse wines haFebeen selscied WITH tne ae,n -
ears md agenlioa with REV 70 snsse y Inc e,t.
and deserved reputation which lne N ines 9. ~
n In those who arr most particular IN piaeinB "
feFys 6nesf Wines upon their tahies .j
IN, THOMAS = DYER.
! Ak.ranaria. August ie 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27

4 ~ Il am going to draw this bsaE into
kAot," as the young lady said Wien she stood
Al the hymcnial altar,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
! REcEIRr FoN {

Mr.. Nalhan White, q montgomery county
MARYLAND, has presentedlhe editor q the Washing
ton Republic with the recipe BY which the prize ham
i, lie iale fair at Rockville was cured. Il is as
follows:
The pork should be perfectly cold before
being cut up. The hams should Be SCI II
with bloom salt, with a portion Of 49,
per and about gin Of molasses - ~ rsp
Let them remain in sail s = J.Sn -, 49,
bang them up ana = s,xe with hickory wood
fOr nss Of SIX S.ecAs About The FIRST Of A.
Pm take r-.ena down, and wet them With cold
!, TaleF and let them be well rubbed with M
-sachea ashes Let them remain in bnlk for
several days; and then hang them in tie
lpf. again for use IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
1i,l II.nre aud Nfores

Of an kinds patterns and sizes large stock OF
vety superior TIN NED SAFES, OF ne most oean-
ltftil paiirfns large and a. splendid an asSort-
ment IF BLOCK TIN HARE, as has ever been
nfg3red in Alexandria. / would also call ahel aten-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-09-27
VOTES AyricuItmraI Furnaces:

they are admirably adapted 10 The cooking q 1000
for cattle and swine. and much used for domes
tic ourpos,s There is double kettle, or boiler
Connected ON the top Of the Furnace in such a man.
Suer thar the Dire passes between The outer and inner
surfaces and will cook vegetables in less tine than
boilers setin brick. They are light and POTABLE,
and therefore possess the advantages OF being used
ii different places Sizes ranging frou, SO 10 SO
gallons Also, Lead Pipe, Of all sizes.
SHoHER BATHS e REFRTGERAT'ORS
and has, OF other ARTICLES which is UNNECESSARY
10 mention The subscriber also oilers his services
10 execute all kinds Of work apptrtaining 10 his
/ business; such as
Roofing, SEOHftstg, NC.
Res, price given TOR old CoFPxR aND BASS, al
/ his stand. opposite VIM SIaher & Bros, Fairfax
f'' ENoCH GRIMES.
l eranHria Inne 2l lS50--tf-