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in the town Of Antioch, III said County, on the
following terms--One-third cash in hand, one
third in six months, and the balance in one
yess, with interest on the deferred payments,
70 be secured to the satisfaction of the under
signed. ELItiU NORRIS, Admir-. Of
April IA, 1858. George Easthom, decd.
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JACOB SUFFERS ESTATE.

NOTICE b hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 18th day Of February, 1858,
nppointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohio. administrator of the estate OF
jacob Safer, late Of said county, deceased.
ULRIcH GERBER, Admir-
Au.s, , 1ega
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The subscriber has for sale at his old
Stand IN Woods6eld, which he will sell
Low for READY PAY, large assort.
ment Of
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GEORGE FASHIONS ESTATE.
A.pril IL, lsss.
Administrators' n Sale.

DY virtue Of an order to mo directed from
I'D the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
] will oasrf for sale, on the premises, at public
auction, ON ih5A1 tiDss3'
Saturday, the l5h day Of Nay. 1858.
bcsween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M, and 4
e'olsek p. NJ, Of said day, the following real
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William Woodford's Estate.
NTOTICEi is hereby given that the subscribers
lN we've, on the 2Sth day of January, 1858,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate of
William Woodford, late of said county, decd.
JOB sTACKHOUSE,
MARY WOODFORD.
March "a, 1s5s.-3t.pd.
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l pr. mems pumps
l3 pr. childrens shoes
L doz. shaving soap
8 pr. sheep shears
/ doz. knives and forks
B doz. table spoons
Z doz. brass candle snuff.
fers
/ lot till locks
l lot chest locks
/ lot do 10
! lot door bots
26 quarter augurs
2 western door locks
l lot butt hinges
8 pad locks
] dog knives and forks
! doz. papers brass fin
ishing nails
6 doz. cupboard locks
doz. chest locks
! pad lock
5 dozen metallic tea
spoons
15 doz. iron teaspoons
l lot fish hooks
l doz. cast butts
2 shoe brushes
] set bed castors
7 match safes
! lot corks
l lot slate pencils
l lot 4 inch buckles
l lot psging avis
4 shaving boxes
l 1-l2 doz.curry combs
81 pen-knives
8 cork ink stands
! m. 10 OF. tacks
! doz. cork screws
l set knives aud forks
2 plane bits
2 doz. teaspoons
1 doz. tin candle sticks
3 powder TASKS
l lot Grumley's cement
l spring balance
8 pr. small boots
! pr. ladies' over shoes
z pr. small boots
3 pr. ladies fine shoes
10 pr. childrens shoes
2 pr. black silk mits
3 pocket books
. pr. womens fine shoes
! accordeon
2 pr. suspenders
2 neck ties
| ] doz. reding combs
l day book
% bolts tape
4 under shirts
l lot dress triinl,,g
16 bolts ribbon bonne
q yards bonnet lining
l box sundries
AZ bolts tape
8 papers pins
Z shaving brushes
Is razors
IL pr. ladies gloves,si
8 hair brushes
3 pr. ladies woolen hose
IL wells ~
l black silk hhkf.
IL pr. suspenders
Is pr. ladies mits
2 pr. cotton hose
4 pr. kid gloves
8 pr. youths hose
! bex cording
l lot brass hoops
l. doz. box waters
! lot thimbles
2 bonnet borders
II doz. ladies cottoI
gloves
2 razor strops
5 bolts bonnet wire
2 clothes brushes
] lot sewing silk
% pr. cotton hose
l lot buttons
l lbs. starch
8 coffee mills
l lb. ground cinnamon
2 drawing knives
l truss
l lot of drugs
! 4 horse cart1a
e lbs. prussian blue
2 {" camphor
3 I" cream tartar
10" ginger gr. weigh
s g spice do do
II boxes mustard
! glass salt cellar
/ do tumblsr
% do cruits
5 Bibles $ /. * "a
I doZ. second readers
J {" third do
II " arithmetics
5 histories az :,
3 grammars 2
4 1st readers
4 Testaments "
I Fsx book martyrs
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SHERIFF'S. SALE.

Benz: Hushs and Hiram RY virtue of three
Curtis survivors of Lib IL writs Of execution
e:ty Curtis, issued from the court
vs.. of Common Pleas of
Joseph H. Markey. Monroe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at pub
ic outcry, on
Tuesday, the 27M day Of Aprs1 1858,
commencing at 10 o'clock of said day, and con-
tinuing from day to day, until all the following
described personal property is sold-the stock,
wagons and grain will be sold on the farm OF
Joseph Il. Markey, in Franklin township, in
said county, and the store goods in the town OF
Stafford, in said county, to wit:
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AN ACT;
rs repeal an act therein named.
6scTioN l. Be Il enacted by the General
:AiisAabiy If the State Of Ohio, That the act
entitled an act to authorize justices Of the
peace aud mayors to purchase warrens Ohio
Criminal Law and Forms, passed March llth,
1857, be and the same IL hereby repealed.
Bkc. 2. This act shall take effect and be
In fsres from and after its passage.
WILLIAM b WOODS,
Speaker ef the Hosse Of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
March "a, 1883. President oftAs Senate.
ArDrreR's OFFICE, Woodsfeld,
April Is, 1858.
certify that the foregoing law is correctly
published. ]. s. HOLIDAY,
81 sFs.t Auditor, M. C. D.
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land; thence with the section limo south, eighty
nine and one-half degrees east, twenty rods to
stone at the rnorth of run on the bank of
the Ohio river; thence north, four degrees west
with the run ten rods to a stone on the left
bank of the run; thence north eightJ-six and
one-half degrees west, ten and sixty-four hun
dredth rods to the rock: thence south, thirteen
degrees west, with the rock to the place of be-
ginning, containing one and forty seven hun
dredths acres, being in the south east corner
of fractional section number twenty, township
two, and range three. Also, the following tract
except so much thereof as Isaac Thompson con-
veyed to Isaac NARROW and Frederick Cehrs,
to wit: Beginning for the same at buckeye
tree on the bank of the Ohio river; thence
north seventy-one and one-half degrees west
forty y-three rods to a stone. clearing tree ches-
nut oak inches in diameter, north, sixty-two
degrees west, forty-six links, ehssnut oak twen-
" inches in diameter, north fifty and a half
degrees east twenty seven links); thence North
thirteen and one half degrees west, thirty-fve
rods to a chestnut oak twenty four inches in
diameter; thence north eight degrees west,
twelve rods and fifteen links to stake; thence
north twenty -four and a half degrees west twen-
ty-seven rods to chesnut oak twenty eight
inches in diameter; thence north thirteen de-
grees west ten rods and six links to stake;
thence north forty-two degrees west twelve
rods to stake, Clearing tree, dogwood inches
in diameter, south twelve degrees east four
links, dogwood three inches in diameter, north
sixty-eight degrees west l0t links); thence
east twenty-nine rods to red oak; thence
south thirty four rods to stake; thence east
sixty-one rods to the bank of the river; thence
down the bank. of the Ohio river to the place
of beginning, containing twenty five an, stir-
y-six hundredths acres, being part e q
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CIRCULAR.

April IA, ls5s.-4w.
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Tuesday, the 9Th day of April 1858,

! Dead Sea Expedition
I3 Psalms
doz. primers
l geography and atlas
I2l lbs. gross extract
logwood
l lot black lace
10 bolts bonnet wire
doz. razor strops
l lot small ribbons
80 hair combs
l lot courting cards
J doz. side combs
II watch case
l doz. watch crystals
J l lot buttons
2 razors
Is tooth brushes
! lot pant buckles
J. Il lot sundries
ia fans
2 penknives
'i2 small pair scissors
6 pr. ladies black hose
'7 pr. spectacles
dozen watch guards
II chests tea
| lot blotting paper
1 bolts wall paper
| lot dress trimming
l lot white lace
Is bottles rose OIL
| lot silk ribbon
ISL doz. shirt collars
l lot violin strings
lS lbs. shot
l lib. indigo
lis cakes chocolate
1 lbs. starch
l lot matches
| lot cor.Ss
10 dozen more or less
glass tumblers
doz. preserve dishes
2 doz. large dishes
16 hand plates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

HEAITH' onAcru
Conferred upon the Indies By weoing
DOUGLAS AND sHEhNOOD'5
SKIRTS
The unparalleled success Of the
NEW ENPANrrOr SKIRT.
Of -Nh have been s,d during the last mocfhs has
uoei the 70 meats hat vii
enable them produce n go
ing month"; Of June, July and August
They also call sen,lon 10 their
NEW LISEN sUPERIOR SKIRT,
TskyELIIrg,
vhsh is receiving universe. nom the iaiIsa
They the aole proprietors OF the enly
"rAlENT ADJUsTA bL8 BcSTLE'
IN use Beware 81 the many limitations offered In NE marxe
hey are all either infringemeniss or worthless.
they slso manufacture
fEVEN1F OrBEs DIFFERENT gTyrTs,
with and without tho patent adjustable buslen
These ext have been recommended The highest uedi
been offered 70 the public. None genuine vaicss
DOUGLAS a SHERWOOD
NhUUFACrU REkS, NEW YORK;
For sale throughout The United States and Osnadas-
ACE CURTAINS
Ia large lot Of new and very desirable styles
NOW opened
And for sale n low prices, for cash
DoLON0N HART, $50 Broadway.
CHADr HOLLANDS
- whiss, BET green and blue
OF al widths
By he eaee, piece YARD.
SOLOMON xHARr. ~ Brcsdwsy.
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FRENCH ADvERTlsMmENrs.

TIN JELNE HOMIE Oh ~ AN5, BIEN INsTRUTr
u deus frsncas failentui ct IL c)mmercsrna mt De
FER gss IL sre 0ccupa1on dsns u1e mAis0n De com
hotel SAdreassr No 1855 &ast Same rue
premier.
TINE BsNOIsgILE PkBLAEf TRES BIsN FRAsCAfs
v Fl semend e conrassl,rt pirfsttmsrt tou'e sores
deere troJvnr nae 70 uaurn ding une famNc
aercsipe Ele rrendran fgslc@nt -oin dee ensnts Bs
dresser q N, PkApo,esax, SIS yrosdwsy.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
A RT1FIC AL rLOwERs TO MfLLINERs AND ARTf
"a hcei flower dealers just received per stesmer ss,
fcsthers 40 hil'nera
win find greatly 70 their advantage - cali and cSsine or
novelty Of the ssa0on; both In
rooia viii ID VIII be sold ~ very los
prices fcr cash By Niss BHfCKsLL importer OF sftiss
nowers Ae rs dreeno street. between Spring aud Bfooms
streets MY.
nIEs DAVIDSON lw BrERCKsR rrRBEr, wzsr or
M Broadway IN view cf the approaching term aaicn %
concluded 70 dpOse OF tbs ,ufsr OF
her rieh sorteu, Of Psris srrne and sumssr millinery
prices ladies tng for The cot7'ry au1
vs,erne places respectfully Invited v csu las Bsssk@
street, wee, oi Broadway,
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UTrEE.LieENCE CA gICEs,


A LARGE NUMBER Or WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT.
n cd dsiy IN god situations reefv, at gooi wages
country; for drpt families Also
rtl rrcesDa wanted. Inquire Al the Large institute and
home for domesics, i95 I'M ct, corner Of Oh av.
III rANIrIEs WANTING coon SERVANTS IMwR-
"a diat.y obtain them 81 The large institute AMI
FOR dnnnfss ss 18th n OF 9Th This exieu-
home has abundance Of civil, capable help 70 su all
Oonducssd by y respectable American lady.
LAMILEs AID HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD Do.
rnessic female he'p will always end good selection q
German. Kngsh, Scotch and Ereb az MORALS COhEH<r&
20 ~ 4i4 Brosd~s Aso. coachmen. gardeners farmers
aud borrTa, 81 hs the branch oce, iZ3 Liberty street,
Terms moderate.
tlANTED-TwO CONDUCTORS. TIREE OLEaKs
w for Shipping and bske oces two bookkeepers clerks
for FrCctry goods drivers three
rorers. eepers, brakeuen three hrrm
haFs coachnncn and Eve for APP
plg 20 LOUIS KAUFMAN, 766 broadway
uVkrTkp-A Farm IA soBFn, TO 90 FORTY MILES
w IN The country Few iork state good viii be
gytn 20 tood men also woosn for me same plsce one
stC has been used 70 firm housn No objection -
aud wife Apply 81 the oece t6i5 Oansl sreet FOR two
dsJs from haf past until 4, ociock N tse forenoon
tx AErgD IMhErfATrLY- COOKS CHAN 5ERxAfDg,
w ssmsresgcs and housevoik m for s'us Sons
ready IN rs class families W city and country ArpY
ts oay stNAnrfat AGENCY, ~ isfy street BROOKLYN.
Frs; csss servants waning situations can be suited inme
diaely.
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IyLANChFD ROUSE, BROADWAY AND rwsLrrH
- STREET New YorksRe opened elegantly furnished wh
Improvement Transient board W PEI dar.
Re bosrd rates Public patronage respect
BLANcARD A hcLELLAN,
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BOARD OE ALDERnI EN-.

At meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen, held
November 2ath, 1893, there were present
Law b. Taylor, esq, President.
M,ssrs Armstrong Reid Lambert Fow!e,
and Smith
Mr. Fowie from re Committee appointed TO
negotiate with the American Coal Company,
or the rent OF the property OF the Corporation,
living north O. the Fish Wharf made a report
tut reon AID offered the following resolution
Resolved. | nat the Commlitee IN charge of
the subject be instructed 10 close d contract
with the American Coal Company on the bdsIr
propose by that Company. in their communI.
cation Of the 2O'h instant. end telsgrapalc DIS
patch OF ihs date, with such notifications as
taev may be able 10 obtain.
The ayes AMI noes being called Tor the rrsoiu-
ton was adopted by the following vote, VIZ:
Ayes rssrs FowIe. Reid, Smith. Lambert
and Armstrong-5.
No-Mr. Tay lori
The Board then adjourned.
Tes-e: S j. MCCORMICK, Clerk
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IN TOn7ION COUNCIL.

a. an adonFhea tHeenns Of me ny r'"nc''
o! aieNiH'i'a HeI' o" Tue ''h u "o'sn'0ei'
Is5s, mere We're present
VT. James n Nc'e'sA, rIes'Heh =. n,
.Hrssrs. geo. II rfho''' MARKELL N'|et, na sI
lowell h",'i''s' AieAfEuef' SALISBURY, ohl';''
JAMESON dorsey sumHers' NaHs' hlcndfds
ana John Smo"t.
Inc committee 10 WON was re erred me
communication OF The american eoai Iompa-
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BY 5. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BIZ =. J. Observation-Disclosures
FERUSIEE' D SALE.-By virtue OF a deed
Of trust, dated tie 25th day of September.
1888, and ex ~ ed by Albert g. Newton, tpa
undersigned TT ,stee, therein named, will ofrr
for sale IT puouc auction, ON MONDAY, 10
in day o! December, 1875, all the FJRAi.
TCRF, ard other PERSONAL PROPERTY,
OF ever description, contained III tie HOr!
known DIS the Mansion Houss, in Alexandria
Virginia, ,aat IS ~ say: Bedsteats Mahogany
Wallul, aud plain; Hair and Snuck MattIes.ss,
Chairs, o. ali descriptions; Tables; CaEpering.
B.u,,-Ia, Velvet and Ingram; Mahogany, Wa.
nut and pain Bureaus; Chamber Sells; Sheets
pI IUn Case; Beds reads and Towels; WeII
robes; Chandeliers; Brackets aud fixtures; Feata.
er Beds, Boosters and Pillows Mirrors, &c. &c
Also elegant PARLOR FURNITURE; two
Rosewood PIANOS, very superior; two Bill.
LARD TABLES, and BARFIXTuRES; Chr
IA and Glass Ware; Silver plated Britannia and
Block lin Ware; one very superior KITCHEN
RANGE, curtains, choice Wines, and Liquors,
&c, &c.
Inc furniture described above, is uo,tly ne -,
OF excellent quality, and in good condition.
Sale 10 commence al ~ O'Clock, A " oH
the pren,ises
TEsx, All sums under $50, cash; over $50,
and under 200, sixty days; and over $500 four
months credit will be given, Tor nego'isbIe pa
per- with good endorsers
c. w. WATTI.ES, Trustsa
uov l5-3iawt Dec i&dts
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NV York CATTLE MARKET, November as
7. receipts OF bee. cattle during the past
49,, amounted 10 3,s4S head, some 200 head
a. than the week previous. The generality OF
:. cs-l. offered tor sale, however, was of very
,.,,ior quality, and the average price obtained
as sbou, &c, although a large number OF cat
:. Sod a; &c. ard even SIC. y b. There Is
,oc:auge 10 notice in the price, and demand for
-.ca COWS and veal calves Sheep and lambs
,as in large supply, and prices declined SOC. to
+. . mead, the rates varying from 81 TO S6,
rcoidrg TO quality. The receipts and sales OF
Fls continue moderate. The best quality
E.'. a, tGoc.
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The Cromwells' steamers Atlanta eoi Ca
ladonia two of the four chartered by the
General Government for the Paraguay expe-
clifton, sailed from New Yark Tor La Psasa
river Yesterday. The We5iernport will fellow
IN few days. The s!ovp-ofwar ST. Louis
has baon ordered to be fuc1 90. without de.
lay. Sbe is low at Brooklyn Navy Yard -
She will probably be sent to tho Central
AMeriCan coast.
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o,d sock MaIket, Nov. 26.

H' '-5 ;. cen, "a years to run, no sales al
:, ,:.,,' ! q cent, shorter dates, sales se7
=; :,.s N City Bonds, last sales 1884 and in
s", -, Bank Stock, par $7o-last sales s73.
si!I- .s Bank stock, las: sales $lO33
;Ha s,nss Bank Stock, last sales $l"3a.
Al.aad Fire Association Stock, par $40,
500 ,,rI fredericksburg, and Potomac
.,.J stock last sales $50,
.. 100, .,, Central Railroad Stock, $'l.
S a: and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
s.,a., S5o' nu;,,a Railroad Guaranteed
.,es So. ard interest.
River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds,
!. ,rns 500. last sales $50 and interest.
. '' .,,,, and Tennessee Railroad Bonds 1924
=; h.s Central Railroad Bonds 1913 and
: o',,,. and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $50
n o .,,, and Alexandria s y cent. Bonds $50
1 y ,., Gap Railroad Bonds $50 and int.
yr.os City $75 and fat.
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4-Ghih BEND FISHERY FOR REM
The above FISHING SHORE, on the
kapnaLanrock .lyer and ADMITTED 10 be one Of
the hest and most reliable or that river is OF
t.r.t Tor rent. have a suitable OF FIT. ar
vii sell or rent it with the shore Bad DIS the
season wa, IN 1857, | mad fiyp clear Of all
sypens- and rot more inaa hail as many haus
made as should naye been made. An energetic
fisherman would not idii 10 hake money Oh this
Shore am csrtaia. In son, fisned the shore
eighteen days in april, and aveiased 500 Pc!
dav selling tn- fish al S X dollar" per thousand,
and know that all expenses per day snould not
exceed twenty-five dollars. A competent hsh-
erman can apply 20 me by letter, or In person
near shIon, King George County, Virginia.
DocT. F. FAIRFAX.
King George county, nov 2u-eou
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OC AL 1T L 81 5

CITY COUNCIL LAST NIGHr.-A called
meeting of the City Council was held iasl
night.
In the Com mon Council, after the mloutes
Of the last neAring were read, the President
announced that this meeting was called ly
order OF the Mayor.
o. melton Of Mr.. Jameson, the reso!u-
ton in regard - the proposition OF the
American Gal Company was taken up, aud
again read By the clerk pro TEN.
Mr.. kinzer offered substitute for the
sane ~ follows:
Resoired, That the Committee IN Charge OF
the subject be instructed 10 close contract with
the American Goal Company on the basis proPo-
sed by that company in the communication OF
2Uth inst and teegraphic despatch OF the 25th
inst. with such favorable notifications a. they
may be able 10 obtain, Provided, however, that
in any contract which said Committee shall
make with SAID Company II shall b. stipulated
TO the following effect viz That The said Coal
Company shall for the purpose OF constructing
the contemplated improvement advance TO the
CITY Couacil the sum Of 5000 IN month
ly investments OF $4,000 on the 18th days of
he months .! March. April, May. June and July
1889 Said + 1000 10 be advanced without IN.
terest The properly when improved, to be
leased to the American Coal Company for ~
years "a S2,lUr per years payable Semi annual
Iy with the privilege OF renewal Tor ten addition
al years al $500 per year pay able semi ahhu
ally. The O,UO0 10 be repaid TO the SAID
American Coal Company al the expiration OF
the first term OF ~ years, deducting, however,
any rent watch may then DE due and unpaid. he
payment OF sUcu sum 10 this American Coal
Company 10 be secured by lien on The
wnaJ. and Improvements.
Mr. Mckenzie was opposed to increasing
the 90 tic debt, but was willing to rent the
public property on fair tcrms; he moved to
lay the substitute on the ,ablt--W hich mo-
ton be consented to withdraw.
Mr. Jameson was in favor of acting on the
proposition at once.
Mr. Kinzer explained his substitute
S,ne remarks were made by Messrs. Jas. Z.
Smith, Ha!lowell, ahd Eastlack, when Mr..
Geo. ii. Snoot offered substitute for Nj.
K,rz RS Substitute, in substance as follow:
That The American Coal Co. should ad-
vance fifty par ceut. OF the cost of the im-
nrovY:nent to be made, to be paid .pari passu
&,."-"dch he supported ty some remarks
but subsequently, withdrew. The question
was taken hy ayes and nays upon the
adoption Of Mr. kiuzsr's substitute aud 1t
was carritd--ayes If, no Mr. Mckenzie.
In the Board Of A dermen, on notion OF
Mr.. Armstrong, Mr.. Reed vas called to the
chair. The reading Of tie mirutes Of the
last meeting vas DISPENSED with.
The substitute Of Mr. kInzer, as passed Is
the Common Council, vas then reported 70
the Board, aad OF motion OF Mr.. FO"le, was
.sEsd unanimously.
Both Bard. then rdjourned.
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II MAPPING PAPER have now on
w nand 1900 reams of Wrapping Paper of
't''ous sizes, 10 which the attention Of buy
'ih'iteG-aIl OF which will be sold at very
~ Nces. ROBERT BELL,
Wv . 81 King street.
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-, Tp,ps-For the week ending Saturday,
WV nor 20 6U4Ul tons OF coal were shipped
49,. Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad,
:,- y tons over the road OF the Georges Creek
-, and Iron Company, 5,3l2.le over the road
80. cumberland Coal and Iron Company and
81, II IONS over the Hampshire Coal and Iron
;r,,ry's road. making an aggregate Tor the
.,,g rom he whole Coal region Of l7,433.l2
T Ts.,I shipments for the year from the entire
w. 6,-os the week ending November 23rd, n
MI, cleared this por: carrying 1924 Is tons OF
1,,rs the season 1886 Canal boats cleared
, NOR, carving 2a4,lll.07 tons Of Coal.
"a, ne year ending the 3Oth of September,
=. The quantity OF Coal shipped over the
;,.nore and Ohio Railroad was 53O,1l6 tons,
!. ,.rrt al these points, 10 wit: At Locust Point
!; q, tons; in the city of Baltimore 4e,S29
u, a. way stations %, 267 tons; for company's
eEig. tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

rgNO BiACKSMiTH'S AND OTHERS -
JUS, received at No.l2 Royal street, and
for sale at low prices
Horse Shoe Iron in bundles
Horse Shoes OF assorted sizes
Horse Shoe Nails and Nail Rods
Butresses. PAIRING Knives
Shoeing Rasps, Bastard Files
Blister Steel and other al ticIes IN In" Black.
smith lne-orders received for Iron in quaint.
ties. and delivered al less prices than IRON the
Rack--on hand Of old s'ock--Anvls, Springs
Hubs, &c. DC which will he sold at less tnan
customary pricss-rouble Barrel Gun, at as
low price at SIX dollars extra single Guns and
Rife. at corresponding prices. Call and exam.
me JOHN /. 'hfi"H KUN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

,LiCtRlNE CREAM, AND GLYCE-
~ NINE BALLs--For chaps, chafes rough
." Inc skin, &c, indispensable to the toilet of
~; ~ AaoIs 10 chaps from the use Of soap, &c.
'laItd by DR.. R. H. STABLER,
@'T No lS5 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

= We are authorized to announce DIR. J. b.
rNson, scantidate to represent the Democrats
q Nahord, King George, and Prince William,
Ste Senate OF Virginia, subject to the ratif-
acor OF a District Convention.
0y ll-eorf PRINCE WILLIAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27

q FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized
announce HENRY sHACKELFoRD, esq, as
Httate 10 represent the Seventh Congression.
. District IN the next Congress.
IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-27
RSSIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Robert Prout,
Mr.. EDWARD L. SMOOT and Miss MARY
+. GRAY. daughter OF the late Captain Robert
Gray, all of Charles county, Nd.