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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
MNEHGE.

n WISH Iorent M9uaelahd Lot adjWinins my
A 6f5ifef's f8fmi EeaF>DafFellB Dep&. Oh The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 81 Re dwelling house
has fluf fp5ns-a kitchen Sands near bysN The
Lot cogsaias between six and seven acres. Twill
make It an etjec. tGaHE one pantiag staati6h5sto
rent this property. Thefeis PACK building with-
ia one hq.dfed yards q the dwelling also forirent
All Of said properly can b halsfor twelve mbnths
az very low fe1t 6g applying s0op.
May so. ls5I-tg LEWIS SETIlI, f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

TN0R SALE. splendid two-horse wagon. with
= four elliptic springs, with bed and every Thing
complete. 4 Bargain can BE had IN me uurrhass
J. p a. ENTLER.
sheFhcfastown, August II, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Removed, hu! not to FajrnOrt,

OLD JEFFERSON &10RETIR RBM4TNs
t,NtfO FED AND J-NNorABLE.
't.lo TIE multitude Of c2unctk there Is wis1om..n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
liz NE'W WOOLLEN FACTORY.
ET0eR EEsf7sffaH.

lie M " .T.OQLE4EA fAC lOk1.
Es7OoE EsstzsSfed.
TOIIN K. WHITE and.D. G. HENKLE have
j their NEW EooLLrS FACrsaT; in Shepherds
town, nearly cegneieted. The AfachinefTi is all CT
The NEST appfey ea kind and the most skaI and en-
Ptrienes6 WoEtl4en have lgen engaged 50 thar those
wool growers AMI merchants. who parsnfz MS Is
t4lzzsneae may rely upon getting tls best nateF-
ais tie bektiabrie and fs s9ioTs Rolls eaIded and
other e9untfy waEk done al the shortest notice.
We viii exchange for WOOL. on The most ae-
comma5sahg terms, our fabrics, viz: Pulled and
Plaid Iiasers 7 Beeis BlaHkettng FIanHels Stock
Ing Yarn DEL Also, any osher kinds Of merehan-
dire thsfmay BE- preferred 10 our eva make, al the
Storu of JSa e, White, where al The wool viii be
received.
Ntthins tha& csn be doae on our part shall be left
undoas 60 Eeades entire Satisfaction 20 those who
trade gifh Us. eiiher'hy exchange III wool Or pur-
class az e4z goods. WHITE 81 HENKI,E
SheaAaNisyown Mar "a, fsi9.
~ D. Hard Soap, Bees Wa. and how want
Cd at The hishess usafzet price.
spirit arg Eiafeias5ssg Papsvs eopy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
n q ElFgg F9egEsgiT..

q As3 sEf I. Eli rsspe fully 45uncas Be the
FL R fsa he Hotel is stillap fcg accom-
n1la@ts iii PEI o2s fsssing or gisitiagO lafa1rs@
zfly. IEE premises have, undergone thorough
P&tii1 se5 eleansiag and size is prepared loac-
c5gIn oais a style not surpasssd on the r9ate.--
SleiuvE HI ttle qatr45agezo6 tae travelling public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Palsy and PARALYSIS.

AL fgseiaas acknowledge fhAt these terrible diseases
are catfsd oy dsciee q Ae4ts ERsTgg in the effected
E1ts DR GBRisrIEls GaTsnic Att5ces viii snTpIv this
teaei4nf Peera and a complete and entire eure Is thus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
DR. cHRISTIEtS
CfAIy MIC ME n n

Is used Tor ali complaints affecting the Throat OF aa such
rs Btdah1ts ntamuihton Ct The ThEQat eras and Sic
DIZZINESS III TIC Head NeuIaigN IL the Face BuZ.
sn r hoSllg W ne kasS Dizziness wgch Is generally
NerNQuE ard tAal dAessg c0nEIai ea.aa IL LaIoray
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
l1IerdlaWn Seminar.

"A Il Hs. Il. ~. PESE1GEsS will rssama the du-
LsE ss SE her SShco!on ~ e4nestLaF tie 17th ef
SsEsaIl Ee52 Is5t SHE has hesaearafkl as lormer-
II IL suse ias assistance ef aeroid4i .isAe4 asso-
ciEES s4aEaags.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
gfr NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
TEt ssFssaI Cards fe.sses.ing those persons IN
~ 81 asas s. Iae q call ard PAY Aave been meg
Isssa iaHsF, aEf 1ssf some lave came 10
e9sAiasIfs Fieey we're not enbraeed in The call, r
nasf assIlgs bach and every one that this notice IS
Sd sssea ksf efsF rrssa owing me islle 81 much.
1saza = sscfsng this call viii have themselves
eiaiY "a 43sAa fsr any addition 10 their debts in
sssaep 81 Secs. B. r. TOW NER.
gkeah*pslsl bEFn sJan. Z. 4s5f-Tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

10. sTaes soand OF yoar hammer says
Or. Fsankiin. tat ave in The morning. Or
MAE II nigha, heard b. acreditor, makes
him EASY SD msnths longer but if he sees
you ! billiara table, Or hears your voice a.
a tavern, whsa ysIa should be al work, he
.nr,is r. Ne ii " The nixi darA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
INK NATKGR.

VIE Taxes Ter me present year are now due bv
property holders and Others IN tha Ii,
81 Chaflestown and prompt paYnent must Sc made
as there are pressing demands upon he Treasury
August = 1851 : = = Z = = , ',','.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
NeM Gnads.
NJ 2 have jast received a large and full assof
Fail ana winter Goods.

Which will be sold a.. he NEST reduced prics. Is
The stock isa cemplete one 10 which we invifs tha
public generally KERNEY "a Hi ~ ~
ShepherdstoWT. Sept II. 1881. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
a S Nc have cpnfe,red-with frIends no. FEW
" VI u " : -I-----
TiILORING

OR establishment may be found aesfly epnes iss
MT III Harris Store and the well knoHn Comet
tionaEy establishment of J. I. Blessing, sas oth
door east Of Or. e. e. Mason's dwelling.
We hope by industry, perseverance, and attaa-
tion 10 business, 80 share in public patronage. We
also hope q be able to give general satis'aetloa.
Hosperiencq has any advantage, suF.iy We have a
right 10 claim share 81 that aIvartage. And II
loTrncr suceesAS in makiag a. imptevementin the
appearance Of manly giving geod fits in garment
caiiing--we have rgEl u claim shafe Of this
also. We promise andp9dge oarselrbsotor the
Ifailhlat performance Of oar duty tommy and all who
may1cntrust as with their work assuring them il
shall he done with neainHss and Dispatch
Garments cut 70 oTderat alltlmes.
All Finds Of Country Fraiges taken III exchange
sor vera JAMES CLOTHfrR. K
.sPETER P0isAL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
. kash for " COL.

Eaah for o0E.
T fEIE4E4 Sss lie Market psiee foF WOOL in
i Cash. sisaar washed cT nnwashed as soon as de-
ligesed taesr4 except DiSilsy ey Pltss Cntsnaid 4
w. H. WEBB,
Argus gas as5o--sG SskgseS1Eees 8Eikls.
su III .llFrg3 and aiSSstass<g ra9sgs CRY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
Sf0re R0nna Gm d

VIE Store Room recently occupied by mTsell
IN Charlestownt cross corner from The Bank. &
ieT rent, Possession given at once.
sept II is5l. JOSEPH H. SLOAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

a TEACHER III DkxieE, No. is.
~ 80. JAMEs = HoOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

nx- "a regard az $500 will be given ts
ths AZ ID sisS man Who discovers ana single
newspaper borrower that Is wiling q admit
that lhereis san1thiug published nowadays
Norlh readingn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16
.Nctiee to Stockholders in the
EXTRA FLOUR.

TTVIF. undersigned has alwaYs On hand EsfRA
Il Flour, no l. for sale and 70 exchanges ar
1-sad article Of Wheat The above Flour IS kept
5n has in Chafiestow1, By John K. Woods 6 Co.
1ed E5y : SOM AMI By different merchants al
Harpcls Ferry.
WING
nave also ny sa7'i stin good repair and Bills
MARTIN EIGHELBERGFR.
Rock Spring Mills. ATaf9 1a50--tf -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

s. - t1ir Dear, what shall 10 name buh1l
aWBy. has, We settled on Peter" ~ nsver
know 11sn by the simple same Of Peter
that coa ia ever earn his salkH aNell, then,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-10-16

n1r The following lines inscribed on a
board have been put up attho Table r eek
(Niasafa) % the spo. whore Miss Rugg fell.
and nlSs nor death
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
FARM STOCK .

A CARD.
VIE subscriber grateful for The liberal patronage hre
toiore bestowed upon him, would call the attention of
his friends and patrons &c his
Removal,
Having fitted up and removed store 2O7 Main tst
two doors north of the American Temperance IIolse,
where he intends keeping ms good an assortment of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &c,
as can be found in the city, i'll large small lots witch
pul chasers are invited examine.
N b. All kinds of papers put on formerly by e:pe-
1enced workmen, both in and out Of the city.
u Remember the place, doors north of the AIieIi-
can temperance House, and directly opposite Brnley HALL
sepl3 dwtf A. Fl. NEWTON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
100 Pairs Wooden Blanket

1OV tI11o w OVICII OIdIIKGTS,
WE have this week received 100 pairs Wooden Blankets
assorted sizes and qualities, varying in sizes from
81 90 upward. '"'
ang27-d4w ID. l.. llARDON a. RI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
Mrs. 7. & Miss ANNE E. HALL.

Y.
DROPOSE to receive few Misses into their fam
Il lily, tor care and Instruction. Further particulars may
be obtained by application the above ladies' who
have permission to refer to His Exceency, Gov DnsmOre
heene N IL Hon. Frank Pierce, Concord, N. b.; Rev.
Dr Wheeler, Burlington, VT; Hon. A. d. Foster Chas L.
Putnam, Esq, Worcester, Mass Dr. Lewis 5. Hopkins,
Northampton Mass Hon. Joel Parker, Cambridge, Mass
NcGreeor, and Miss Rgnall, Boston, Mass
her 4th, 1851. anq9o o1,aua,ys
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
Instruction in Languages.

+! HE undo rsgned, Professor of ANCIENT AND MOD
ERN LANGUAGES, at the Dread Institute having es.
taoshed an Evening School, for gentlemen only for the
study OF the FRENCH, GERMAN, LATIN ct LANGUA.
GEES, viii continue TO admit scholars in the course of the
present MONTH Yet the first lessons are OF the greatest
importance, and the loss of them easily repaired
those who wish avail themselves of the opportunity
earnestly requested this application as soon as nos
sioe either TO the subscriber at the Oread where he can
be found from 10 7. at the Counting Room of The
Daly spy. F. MlSNER,
sept i'm Professor of LANGUAGES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
CUFF PINS

CUFF PINS. a
Large assortment Of CUFF PINS, both Gold and Gil,
N which will be sold at very low prices at The Old STAN
Of ID. GODDARD & CO, 1877 Main stgeet.
sepl5 dwtf 8 doors South of the posi- Once.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
SPLENDID TRIUMPHS!
S9ESll7S tS2astENC 1S(ga'SNl1NriELN.


NJ EVER was medicine triumphant over all oppo-
~ sitiOn-nevcr has medicine run a more brilant
course OF fame and of cure, than
Bush's Smilax Sarsaparilla.
And why should it not? The name was once honorable
until wreched, pencious and worthless compounds DIES
uoyedi i. But BcsHs true SMILAx obtained from the
GREEN ROOT, pure, fresh, and nncombned with other
drugs is destined it, Where this used it is
wanted agan its use continued its friends recommend
H. ana cures and spreads-nOt like wild fire. burning
and devoung but with genial and mvigoratIng influence
bearing health, hope and happiness in its For
proof ask all who nave used physcians, druggists
cnats and especially the sick restored
power in almost countless numbers throughout the Lou
| try.
II acts powerfully upon the absobant vessels nvigora
ing all the nulrve functions of the body. Particularly
does Ienovale the organs of circulation making
healthy blood and removing all distractions and deete
Gus matters from the fluid In this way it becomes f.
niIeiy invaluable in the of Scroios Diseases of
cry kind; and for the places system in
so healthy condition as 10 resist the attacks of
complaints and acute diseases Of all kinds. Who would
be without bottle of this pure and valuable medicine
u Prepared and sold by BUSH d CO., No 2 Park st.
Worcester and for sale in Worcester by L. r. Laze Spur
Sibley Scout, Jr, Co., A. Clarke, c. A. HarIlng-
ton, ). &. White Co., and E. ID. Welherbee, Druggists
and by Agents Throughout the New England States
seplO eodaS wis2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22

ON hand and made TO order, every variety of SILVER
" WARE, warranted represented, and neatly en-
graved, free of charges BENZ tiODDARD3
sepl6dwu Under BrinIev Han
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
DR.. M0RSE'S
InVigOl ating Cordial,

&AAV @6OA OVAA4O wi OA04I
ETOR Genital Debility, Impoency, ncontinence, or Noe
tnrnal Emissions Loss of Muscular Energy, Physica
Ldssitude General Prostraton, &c. any The
quences OF youthful ndiscreon indulgence OF the pass
ions in years. That this medicine will the
complaints, and relieve the mental and bodily ncapacy
of the unfortunate sufferer, have proof positive
following testimony, of the many received will Show
Dr. Woodward, of the Massachusetts Insane Hospital
writes of of his patients being cured by using this
DIAL, thus:-"It gives pleasure inform you that
my patients while i'll Boston, procure ed OF your Cor
dial He tells me that he had single emission after he
commenced taking it, while before he had three
week When he applied to me,' says DIR. W., Il though
It hardly possible tor him regain his whole strength
prescribed the usual medicine used in those thu
hospital, but they had effect In the meantime he pur
chased some of your cordial which has effected cure
am satlshed no other medicine would shall recon
Hehu IT, whenever an opportunity occurs.n
Prepared by M. MORSE, NJ. ID. Important advice with
particular directions for cure accompany ing each bottle
which will be forwarded to The writer's address.
~ H. Preparations of Sarsaparilla, &C, have effect
In these Neither the oniained in won
derlul little books on this subject of any use
Only Agents NJ b. GREENE, No. 2l6 Main street, and
JAMES G@EENE, No. III Main street, Worcester.
aug25-e od3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
WANTS.
Tenement Wanted,

A Small and convenient TENEMENT. not more than
n hali mite from the City Hail. Apply this Office
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
The Cash system ~

great inducements offered to "Cash customers
"A in various quarters would remind our friends and
1.-THE public generally" that do not refuse cash but
while we IN u0r of the 'cash stem for such Of our
customers asfnd Convenient to adopt we are willing to
acconmoda the trust 1cOrthy who desire it, with rea
sonable credit And whether for or Credit we shall
sell as to, posfffUety and probably shade ower than
any Grocery store in the city, We would respectfully in
vte all persons having occasion purchase goods in our
line, 10 call at sour Store" " No 20 Southbrdge St. N
and notice what large quantities of Sugars Teas Coees
oasses, Fior Butter Cheese and other groceries we
are selling daily, both for Cash aud Credit and hat err
ceedng foWprices. " DEXTER, STONE IL CO.
Worcester, August Goth, 1851. dlm8wlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
Strayed or Stolen,

Lackawanna Coal in First Hands.
E subscriber offers for sale by the cargo under prn-
ted conditions of sale of his Circular Of LIST Of July
Lump, Crate, Slide and Pea sized Coal prices quoted
IN sad Circular for Coal shipped prior to 18th of septem
Der. Freight TO Providence S 05.
ALFRED WRIGHT, Agent
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
Providence, September II, 1851. sep2O d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-22
FARM AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. October 18th. 1851,

vi oh4 UhDA1, UcUoDer 10Th, 1901,
AT O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises.
THE valuable Farm owned by S 5. Leonard situat
ed IN Worcester, Mill Street, leading from Tatnicl
TO New Worcester, on the borders of large pond wic
affords fine sailing and fishing 1t consists of between G
ana sixty acres of choice land divided into moving plough
g ana pasturage. two story house with ice cellar an
MIX room, large barn with cellar and other hut
ings There the premises several Thousand Frd
rees most ofthem in bearing order producing many co
varieties Of pears ches in great abundance besides a.
pies, plums, ounces, &c The Farm is conveniently J.
Gated about two and half miles from the City Hall Ia
worcester plan of the premises may be bv callh
at Leonard's Express Office, Central Exchange, lG3 Man
street OF CT f. Martini the Premises where all d.
sired information will be given.
N b. The sale will be positive above, unless po-
viously disposed off by private contract.
FARM STOCK.
Also Immediately aft the sale of the above the Stok
and Tools of the farm, viz: valuable Horse aet
Wagon one Hay do one Cart with Harnesses fakes he
patent Grndstone Poughs, &c. four valuable Cows two
efers choice lot of Poultry, Bees &c. together With
dairy utensils, first Boat with sails and Oars Ind
many other articles too within the hits
of an advertisement.
The above is opportunity purchase the heah of
the owner being the only nducement to sell.
Terms easy, made known the time and place of s.le
- 5. S. LEONARI.
Worcester Sept. 3, 1851. daw&ws
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

TYPEs.~The Great Falls Journal, in an ar.
ticle relating to picnic given for the benefit
of the poor, was made by the types to say "she
poor" The Manchester Mirror, criticising the
expression, declares it to be in bad taste, and
suggests that it would be more proper to say
/" INDECENT females"
Rds~ Why the words man and ,Ooman have
grown into disrepute, we cannot comprehend;
but many persons will report having seen a
multitude Of females, doubling the ladyship Of
some!) but cannot speak Of them as women.
This is not only ridiculous, but improper; for
the word may at times be supposed to compre-
bend other animals beside those Of the human
species. Thus man who would profess having
fallen in love with all the females performing
in circus company might be wondered at for
his equestrian admiration. Lady and gentleman
are polite conventional terms, but man and
woman are, in our judgment, more dignifed
and in better taste.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

Bag Summers, at Liberty Hall, Alexandria,
delivered magnificent speech last night, two
hours and a half long. He had crowded au-
ditory, and among them host of the fair Of
that ancient city, whose presence could not fail
to inspire the tongue of any orator with lofty
eloquence. Mr.. Summers was vociferously
cheered and, to tell the truth, it did seem like
all creation was Wing, Union, Compromise,
Fillmore, and everything the speaker said they
ought to be.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

VIRGINIA STATBsMsN.-The Hon. G. w. Sum-
mers, the Wing candidate for governor, is to
address the citizens Of Loudoun county, at
Leesburg, on Thursday.
General Samuel Watts, the Wing candidate
for the lieutenant governorship Of Virginia, is
detained at the National, in this city, by tenn
porary indisposition-a severe cold caught in
the exposure Of travelling. He will soon depart
for Wheeling.
Governor Floyd is also at the National
Richmond correspondent Of the Norfolk
Beacon says Of General Watts and his speech at
Richmond on Tuesday night last:
He took the stand and launched into one OF
the most brilliant and spirit stirring appeals
ever heard within the capitol of the Old Do
minion. That immense audience, which seemed
q perfect sea Of heads, were held spell-bounG
by the full, clear, and sonorous tones Of his
voice. To say that he was well received would
be doing him and the Wings great injustice
he was enthusiastically greeted; the applause
during the speech was an irrepressible cataract
Of appreciation All who heard Watts last
Tuesday night pronounce him the orator Of
Virginia"
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

RECEPTION OF KossUTH IN WAsHINGToS.-A
telegraphic despatch to the New York Tribune
of yesterday states that President Fillmore is
to give grand diplomatic dinner to NJ. Kos
suth, to which the Chevalier Hulsemann, the
Austrian Minister, will be invited. Certainly
this is giving timely information of such an
event. 1t is to be hoped that all parties inter-
ested will take due notice thereof and govern
themselves accordingly.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

in the use of its honey. 1t says of the great
n-Pounder Tor X-pounder) that " the people
win gladly rally under the glorious banner OF
such q glorious leader. The whole country,
sick and tired Of narrow party candidates,
twill be glad to put such man up for the uni
yersal suffrage; candidate who unites the
patriotism and nationality of Washington,
with the great craftsmanship of a Brougham. .
Mr.. Webster is great in deglutition, but we
doubt that even he can swallow all this; while
it falls on the ears of the people like raindrops
on ducks back. lie is an illustrious man
neither his country nor his age has seen a
greater; but presidential votes will prove Of no
more service to him than would an umbrella To
o swimming mackerel.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

CENTRE MARKET.-It was full this morning
of buyers, sellers, and sellables. In every point
Of view, the idea of abundance was suggested
even the purses and pocket-books all appeared
to be well charged. The best cuts of beef sold
at cents per h.; veal, 8; mutton, s.; pork, 9;
salt pork, 8; hams, 124; lard, 10; sausages,
10; butter, 20@31; eggs, 25 per dozen; tur-
keys, 75@$1.25 apiece; geese, 50@75; ducks,
62@75 per pair; chickens, $1,000; Irish pota-
toes, 25@37 per peck; sweet potatoes, 2O@25;
turnips, 1920; cabbages, 3@s per head eel
cry, 6; pumpkins, 6@12 apiece; apples, 25@
rs per peck; dried apples, 8 per quart; peaches
IL; cherries, Is.
viii the Richmond Dispatch, Charleston Coa
rier, Savannah Necs, Baltimore Suu, Philadel-
phia San, New York San, Boston Bee, &c.,
please to compare notes with us in these par
ticulars occasionally?
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

THE FRIDAY NIaHT L-SHooTING.-W
are gratifed to learn that John Edwards, John
johnson, and William Romele, by whom with
their companions four of the Auxiliary Guard
were attacked, and officer Grant fred at, and
officer William Hickison wounded, were pursued
to Piscataway by officers Coke, Davis, and VOL
lard, and arrested yesterday morning, and
brought back to this city. After On examina-
ton before Justice Goddard they were each
required to give bail in the sum of one thousand
dollars; in default Of which Edwards and Rom
ele werescommitted to Jail. Johnson gave the
security required, but was sent to prison on
account of debts resulting from former proceed
ings against him in the criminal court.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18

Hay~ The United States Hotel, Washington, has
been renovated, enlarged and greatly improved.
Its chambers parlors, dining room, &C., are all
in fine order, well furnished, well kept, and made
perfectly home-like. Guests are politely re-
ceived, kindly taken care Of, and sent on their
way rejoicing. The managers give their per-
sonal supervision to every department, and the
result is apparent. Major Judkins, formerly
Of Gadsby's, is major-domo, and o very domi.
nant Major he proves too.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-18
Now York Markets.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1T--8 p. IN.
Stocks active and advancngsales of Canton at 65
and Erie at s54
Sales Of 10000 bbls flour at $3.75@$3S1 for State
brands, and $4@$4.25 for Southern. Rye flour 1925
Corn meal $337150$3.50 Sales of IS 600 bus Canadian
white wheat at s6S7c and 10000 bus Southern at 9Oc
Sales of 10000 bus mixed at 60 and 5000 bus
Southern yellow at 60Ic Rye roc Oats $780, Sales Of
mess pork at SIS. Mess Beef $775@$l0 Lard S@Sac.
Cotton is depressed-sales of 800 bales