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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
DIX. ~. eWDONV.ELL
Veterinary SURGEON.

MEMBER OF the Royal Veterinary lnetitution o
lv1 Dublin, Ac., Stud mt and Assistant SURGEON 70
the great Professor Ferguson, Veterinary Surgeon to
the Queen OF England, having madea Trans Atlantic
Sit for the purpose OF ling himself master Of the
different modern improv rents iu the science Of We
terinaIy Medicine and Surgery expsunded in the
English and continental Colleges negs % inform
those friends rnd horse propiietors who so kindly
patroize elm previous to hs departure, during his
former soidirn In Davenport, that he Is row fully
prepared 70 render available in their service all the
professional assistance which such course OF study
and extensive requirements renders available with
due feet TO the practice OF the diff rent departe nts
Of his profession Veterinary Surgeon.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
on very (s,me OF which Formidable ope-
rai1ns Lai to ~ performed on) will cheeriny ce'ti-
~ 70 his abilities Is . competent veterinary Sur
gcon.
Hon John N Cannon, Hon John Cooh,
Messrs Cotes & Davis, J w Cannon ESQ,
D Fagal, r, . BROOKS hsq.
q Webb Kso G Marks,
NJ Woodin.
Until further notice he BE- fourc At Mr. Smiths
Livery Stable opposite the Post Once, or at the
Union Drug Store, aboqe the Post-Onice.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
To the Afflicted.

To the Afflicted.
r. TILTON having returned from his Southern
- tour, has taken rooms 1t the Massasoit Houie,
chicago. where he will now remain perm.nently.
Those who suiler from Consumption, In 'igestion,
Nervous Debility, Weakness, will do well to Call
on him and have his advice.
GREAT EAST INDIA REMEDIES.
which he discovered in many years OF
research an labor, has become thorouhly known
and app ecated that an attempt has been made by
few xvariclous parties, with the expect of gain
here and elsewhere, 10 counterfeit 1t Therefore, DR..
Tilton cautions the public not 70 buy this worthless
drug the genuine matter how. represented,
one but himself IN the United Suites has possession
Of the original receipt DR.. Tlon may b. Consulted
At Rom B. Asssasoit House, Chicago, where he l'st
year succeeded in curing HUNDREDS OF er
rible cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and
Indigestion, Asthmas, Bronchitis, Coughs snd Colds
The Cannabs 1ndica and Lung Bssam are the great
est blessings OF he age. Give him CALI send for
bottle OF medicine which will cost you two dollars.
Address, DR.. TILTON.
Box 11O9 Chicago, Ill.
N. B u hsve not, ner never had any connection
Whatever with person calling himself DR.. Gilbert,
State street, Chicago. have no agent or sue.
cessor here. or elsewhere. apr27-dlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Agricultial.

VUVHE sc,tt Q unity Agrlcultisl Society will meet At
i the Court House in Davenport, ON Ssturd' v the
5th day OF June 1858 at one O'Clock. p. Il. for the
purpos. of elecins officers for the ensuing year, and
the trans aetion o 4 other business
II. g. NEAL, Sec'y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Dwelling House for Rent.

VTHE Large three story Honse, aiming II rooms
l. finished In tie best manner, corner of 9th and
IOWA st. would be suitable for gentrel boar ding
house. Enquire Of ELIAS HALE,
mayilu No IS East Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
GREAT EAST INDIA REMEDIES.
20 TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED.

And the secret made known Of making from S75 70
$3.50 a month, and no risk For further paricul srs
address Post Once box 6S3, and for reference Demo-
crat once.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
10000 to Loan

NO1 one u ueFe yeass, upoa anineumbered 1eel
j. 1stsss ossasity a eceat sgunty, g ssn2 ? sat
'' :s.ss:sss DAal1's1a J: ! : ~ - -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
The international Hotel,

BRoABwA.', CORNER FRANKLIN STREET,
New York,
HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED.
TIE Rooms are all neniy Carpeted,
Tire furniture and beds are .SuperJ,
ind tie BothS Unsurpassed.
I'NylOr's Elaborated Saloons,
ARE CONNECTED WITH TIE HOTEL
Here Is concentrated all the comforts OF . home,
with the iuxaiiea Of palace.
THE SPLENDID LADIES PARLOR
Commands sn Unequalled
Wow OF 1rOadwNys
The International
IL the most central Of any Of the FIRsr CL.gs HCTts
for business, or places Of amusement, aid Offers
surpassed advantage TO Families and Gentlemen WIS.,
iting New York;
spr6dlm ALFRED FREEMAN, Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

LIST or WINNERS, BY THE RENOWNED IMPORTED
GLENCOE, SIRE OF FRANCE.
Pocahontas, the celebrated English race mare, dam
Of Stoekwel Rals Ian and klng Tom.
Reel the moth er of Priores> and Lee, mpie.
Peytona, Bonnie Lassie, the celeb II ID mare CHARM
err, Een Bateman Mamie Lewis, Fannie King,
Miss Julia, Blonde, Wild Ir-hmsn, Bonnie ] a1die
Nicholas LIST, Prior, Hornpipc Highlander, Gov.
Wickliife, and host Of others.
LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER, SIRE OF
FRANCES DAM.
Eliza Goldshy, Florida, Laura SpilIrnan, Puss Farris
Sam Letcher.
For further particulars Of the celebrated Wagner,
see account q his famous race with Grey Eagle In
Turf Register OF 1910, reported by VIM. 7. Porter.
apr9dNw3u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
Notice to Stock Growers.

PEplcrEE.-rfanc sired BY Imported Glencoe. he
by Sultan. lst dam sired BY wagner, he by Sir
Charles, 81 dam. Ann Merry BY Sumpter, h. By Sir
Archy. 81 dam, Grecian Princess, by Cook or Black
burns "Whip he by Imported Whip 4fh dam,
Gen. Hamptons Paragon, he by Flimnar. 5 dam,
Daniel Hunts Figure Mare, by d.. ii.mt0ns L.
ported Fisurc. 6tl dam Gid SaIans' rkIii, ~ IN
ported Wildar, he BY Cnde. : b dan. Dvi.nc,'
Cub Mare by Cnt,Lc ~ II FoA. S.h dam, by Srcund
she also tn dam Of the good racer Amsinthas
9th dsm, Startling, sne al % the dam of Leeds, FoS,
and Flash, good racers. 10th dam, Ola Partner.
qJSee American Turf Register, Vol. 81, page $50
also Vol. 4th, pages 40, lis $50 and 653.
See Weatherby's English Stud BOOK Tor further
particulars If needed.
DESCRIPTION France was aled in the Spring
81 1sJi He is beautiful chestnut, stands - hands
inch high. His near hind foot Is white, extending
little nbove the pastor joint, and he has very
pretty star his forehead His tail 10 two sha'ics
lighter than the color OF his body. His form is
grod-he hrs iinc clean head. and al thos p.ns
which constitute 1ne forehead, las fine nuzzie
and great width between the two side OF thr lowtr
jaw, where it IONS iho neck and throttle lA,ge AMI
well detached lie has remarkably hie priektd cars
eyes full and spirited nostris large, neck muscular
yet light, crest thin. His shoulder Is well set on
the chest. shoulder blade il obqueiy laid in, with
full development u muscle TO move 1t, chest We'll
developed up, er arm long ard muscular knees broad
and strong les fiat aud show suSpensory, ligam ut
large and free passeris ong and ohiiuc, feet sound
and proper tnc withers, COED l'ng'h Il body,
back muscular lors full aud strong hips wide and
good length AMI breadth Of body for nuscu sr ai
tachm"nt; stina and lower thigh long, sire ns ard
fully developed; heck bony and strong; bones below
the hook, at snd free from adhesion; The lisamentS
and tendons are full aud STANDING free from the
bene; )ints well formed aud wide In fact all his
points are propcriionate and characteristic Of tn.
symmetry OF the true horse
TERas-Cash in advance. So for the season,
$50 for insurance.
This horse will stand dprng the season OF ls5s at
my barn in West Deveport, and VIII sfrve limit
number u mares )Desies these OF his owner) on the
rms above lcnt ION d, the roncy to paid when the
mare is servei IN e.try case. The difficulty 'xre-
rionced In III kiug collections renders strlCt at-
herercr To this rule absolutely necessary. Mar s
bred to this horse ~. prov NJ ia foal tsu b. sent
back to tn. him the following year tTt e Of charGe
Every p,eelution Will he taken to avoid sccident
and escapes but should any occur 1t viii at the
risk OF the owners.
For full particulars apply at Cannon Frcnch's
Mills, or to j. NJ. CANNON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
1858. Summer Arrangement 1858.
OF THE
REGULAR MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
MARY lZ'z.;;zg;cook.

NeyH1UT 81. LOUIS, Il tOHUH, BNfllRy-
ton, Muscatine, Rock Island
and Davenport Packet.
The light draught Steamer
MARY COOK DALZELL, Master,
WIN continue running az Regular Saturday Packet.
Leaving Davenport every
SATURDAY AT 8 p NJ
Shippers may rely on the Mary Cook leaving as
above regularly and Of having their freight handled
with care and dispatch, and passengers assured
OF always being made 81 home.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or te Bur
rows b prettymAn. Fsb0dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

J. r. KEACH, Master, .......A. ARWIN, Clerk.
nN and after Monday April 10Th 1853, the above
~ boats forming this line, will leave Rock Island
and Davenport rs follows
Tue steamer BEN CAMPBELL every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock A. NJ. The
1ISHOAINGO, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa-
fsalena
These Packets connect ofY Muscatine with the
morning train from Iowa City; at Burlington with
the trsiQ east from Ohio ago. and west from Mount
Pleasant; At Kcokuk with the Great United States
Mail line of steamers for Quincy, Alton, and ST..
Louis. Returning, will arrive At Davenport and
Rock Island in time to connect with the trains to
Chicago. and the Packets TO GaleLa, Dubuque and
St Paul
For freight or passage. apply on board, or TO
BURROWS q PRRrTYMAN, Agents.
w. +. GROykNBBRY,
apr2n-d'f Ticket Agent, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

IL prepared to shoe horses on scientific ppincipes
After twenty years study and yYactcc on the anato
my of the foot, OF which time he has spent eleven
years pnder the superintance Of the best Vet rina
rians in Europe, he wishes to say that he will give
satisfaction Gil persons wing horses lahorins un-
called +" hough bound" interfering, ovsrTeachin6,
quarter cYacks saod crAcAs, sprains Of the cords,
ouudsrs rns.bean and soAvtns, fey I'll u which hs
waSsants pssteoe cuN u caSahlo. Iho 9leatef pan
G ngeoe 1uh6menS m4oo0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14

Il N v d Y
Regular st. Louis Keoh,"k, Darlington,
Rock Island, Davenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Packet.
THE Light Draught and well known steamer
ENVOY, N. C. ROE, Master, s. y. LOCKE,
Clerk, has commend cd running as a Regular Packet
I. The above and intermediate points, continuing in
the trade during the season.
Shippers may rely upon havrg their freight han
died with great care and dispatch, and passengers
are assured, In travelling upon the Envoy, of being
made always quite at home.
~ For Freight or Passage, apply on hoard.
March Is 1858 nchI3-Af
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED

A good as new. Fofas furnished with New lprinsa
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat (,6acs
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and varYanted snca
Painting and Vanishing dane on the aharasS a.
ttce. ~
The undersigned VIII always b SounA - n. sAo,
70 all ail orders.
Ladies'. have yos1 furniture vsyniahsd "A -.
expense Of puscAAssng neV.
jan2idN A. no,u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
New Cabinet WarcrOOln

Ncoh' RUE isLAbD AND OURTH sT'0)
"HIkR oil kinds Of Furniture can be had such
w - Chairs, Tables, Toilets, Bsresus 0ink and
Wash Stands, waydrotes Cupboards Fancy Brd-
steads, Common Bedsteads, New St, lc Extension
Tables, ana other articles too numerous 70 mention
Who ~ants Book Gases, Counters Desks, SHOW.
cases, Of every kind and made 70 order and wsran-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-14
CHRISTOPHER CULLEF
HORSE SHORR AND FARRIER.
hop ON Bird STREET BETWEEN BRADY AND PERI

WISHES TO inform the citizens Of ~
~ Davenport and Scott County gene \
rally that he has permanently LOW
~ ~ "a blu,.olf in fhia civ whore he " "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
MSS SiED.

On Tuesday morning, Zo;h Of September, at
Rose Hill near Charlottesville, by tae Rev.
VIA. P. Farisn, Nr. J. BERNARD FEITON,
OF Albemcr!e, and Miss ELLA J. HOWARD,
OF Richmond city.
At Washington, d. c., October 3rd, 1855,
(Suuiay) b. rae Hev. MIR. Morgan, JAMES ).
SCOTT, OF King George county, Va. TO Miss
VIRGINIA %CkiLpUE, Of fredericksburg,
Virginia.
In Washington, al Waugh Chapel, on Tues
day, October 9th, by the Rev. I. u. Carson.
Mr.. joan PATCH. and Miss MARGARET
LITTLE all OF Washington.
Or the IAN of Ausus III the Second presby-
terrain ChuTcn, &irdhane, (lr"lart) by the Rev.
* A Russell. brother 10 me BRIDE, ANDREW
DUNN HEMPHlLL, OF the city OF Washing
ton Uaitcd States, 10 ELIZABETH, daugat"r
OF Mr Alexander Russell, burnside, kaphoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

rr0rR-There is fair enquiry on the part
., .s,ppers for superfine and Extra. Receipts
,,.Tsa, and Transactions limited We quote
aas:5oe a, s. ga. Extra SO 25S$6 SO, and
rn,,,o which is in very moderate demand, at
s7fN5o ,u r,. 80,
notwithstanding on Change light and
,.n,nI active The quality OF the samples
MORO opI, tar to good-no prime. Sales repor-
,,5;,a At 1907 33c.: red at lO76l2Oc for
;...,.or 10 fair and l27Gl3ic. for good.
coRN.-Saies on 'Caange OF white at soN
s,.. liked NAV be quoted at Sl0S2c No yell
low offered.
ByE-Tne demand for Rye is active, and
mice. keep up. We noSe sales at soc.
0ATs-SapPly light, and demand very ae'
eco Sales al Ale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
III iSsg.

In Washington. on the 9Th instant, ANN
ELIZABETH, vie OF Geo. !. Raub.
In Washington, on the 9TH instant, Miss ADE-
LAIDE V. {. BRADFORD, lii the 10Th year
OF her age.
Alter short Illness in Fredericksburg. on the
lst instant. Mrs MARIA & BRAAiON. rel'ct
OF the late Rev. Thomas Braxton.
On sunday night last neal Dunnsviil", in rs.
sex county. Mr. SlLAS ". SPINDLE. well
known citizen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
The Markets..

BALTIMORE. Oct. 6-Flour closed quiet and
steady: Howard stree, and Ohio $3.50. Wheat
:, Shade lower; red ll>Gl2Oc; white 1900
,,ac Corn IS steady, at 7507sc. for white and
s3a,5c ior yellow.
ysw YoaK, Oct. 6--Flour has declined, State
&, ssaS5; Ohio s4.4OGS5 60; Southern $4,000
$500 wAea, is heavy; declined l@2c. Corn
!, buoyanr; mixed, 7l672c. Beef is dull at
s,lSSIo Pork is dull; mess $3.50; prime
s,a75 Lard is steady at l0Glc. Whskey
!. steady. Stocks active and higher. Va. os
a2I No. 6. sJ5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
Tn. Grim crop Of Europe.

The Boston Journal thus epitomlzes the
Information respecting the European grain
c,Op Of 1853, as derived from lates. English
papers. \, =.
"Ip the countries bordering upon the Medi-
,.rrsoean the crop is variOusly reported, but
upon the whole may be regarded as equal
70, if no, exceeding, an average. Egypt will
furnish full average. Spain and Portugal
will no, require any supplies from other coun-
tries. la Belgium and Holland there is an
average cror; while in The Baltic regions,
Including Northern Germany and Western
Russia, the yield is below an average al
though high prices may induce exports TO
some extent. 10 France there is fair crop
Of wheat and rye, oats being inferior. The
cereal crop Vi England exceeds the average,
and a portion Of the extraordinary wheat
yield Of last yearst.ll remains 10 the hands OF
farmers to be added to this years harvest -
Other tyeadstutis are somewhat under the
average. 10 Ireland all kinds of produce
are abundant, compared With recent years
The wheat crop Of Scotland is excellent, other
crops being nedium, and possibly below
% the whole, the United Kingdom will this
year require smaller imports o: grain than
10 ordinary seasons. TIE supplying power
Of Central Russia is not yet determined"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

During the month OF September, there were
saPp'u from Ricamohd TO the port OF New
iork by The steamers jamestown and Roa-
noSe, l4,l4o boxes and kegs of manufactured
tobacco And 10 Baltimore, by steamers, a.
40 packages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Amount Of Flour inspected in the town Of
Falmouth, !or the quarter ending September
5Y,n, S5s Extra >uperfne, e67l bbis.; Fam
Ny, ds4 bbls; supeIfne, 7s5 bbls.; Fine, lie
o0is Second .ilidings, goo bbls. Total H.
49, btls. VIM HEAD, Inspector.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
! WAkRENTON, VA.-My FARM con-
taining FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. on the Warrenten Branch Of tue
Orange and alexandria Railroad, distant rG..r'
iron. Wauenton and u miles from tue three
mile Station on said Road, ia for sale.
It's well watered and nearly one halt oi 'le
tract Is in wood and timber which ADDS greatly
10 Il, value The soil rs productive and fas"y
81 titled. The DWELLING HOUSE and
BEE out bull, ings are all new
Ipls FARM may be easily subdIyIded INTO
tyo smaller tracts, having each suihc!eucy oil
wood and water, and containing one about 800,
and me other about z4U acres.
They will be sold separately or tosetncr to
suit purchasers, who are invited 10 view the
premises.
Il this FARM should not be sold before the
lOth Of Noremter merit, it will OIL tnat day, u ar,
if not, the next :air day, be sold at pubic auc-
ton on the premises.
For terms &c, | refer TO my Attorney, RICE
W. PAYNE, at Wauenton, Va.
GEORGE +. WILLIAMSON.
Warrsnton. Va. aug l3-eotNovlD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

Tue CATTLE MARkEr-The Abingdon Vir-
ginian says I'VE have exceedingly loomy
accounts from Eastern Virginia and the Valley.
The want of grass, the scarcity Of money, and
the low price OF beef all stare the drover in the
face We have been informed that last years
cattle after being fattened for market, bring
little ii any more than their cost. Consequent
ly 10, halt the number will be driven. We
have letter now before us from Russell dro-
yer WAC is doing the best be can in the Valley,
but expresses the fear that he will be compelled
70 return with his stock. He says the most he
hes oseu offered is y cents. We give these
facts from The best Information we can get, IN
Oider hat dyoyers may be on their gusrd-at
.east iorewarned OF the probable state OF the
ca,e market From the lew cattle going, the
market may improve, but from all accounts 1t
HGnprOmlsing enough at present ."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

EATENT INDIA huBBER DOOK MATS,
/ English sheepsAln Rugs, PaIior Door
Mats. Outside Mats OF Cocoa, Jute, Manila,
Alicant and Rope, lor sale by
sep % JOHN oODEN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

NJ. PERUVIAN GUANO-Cargo OF
y Sctr. Gen Worth, in beautiful order, just
received, AID for sale by
OctT las e NEVETT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
AIN ) g 4 G.,

i>J> SUS >lE
OCTOBER. rtfsr su, Noon rHAsxs
Thursday. + II 43 =. Y
Friday. = Is AZ First qT.l4 "@
o Saturday. d !" : ii rG.... ~ ~ I'm
10 3rnt5y".. : Z! : 80 Last gr. 29 -
II M-niay.. s q > 50 Ne".... II 81 NJ
II TUESDAY. 8 z ; 81 nIGh wsTEa.
10 "Wednesday + 81 81 OeT0'R 7 To. S..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

lie receipts at the New York Custom House,
Oh saturday amounted TO only $5S,e57, and
Ne amount IN the Sub.,reasurv was 81 l,l0O,6l3.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

hoN0yANS SYRUP OF BARK, Godfrey's
~ Cordial, Steers Cologne Water, just man
u.ctur-d. and 10. sale by
JAS ENTWISLE, ir., Apothecary,
oct No ga King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

rEASONABLE DRY GOODS -Rich hone
les for Mous!a,ns ard MerIncs; Plan
Plaid and Striped Silks, M~rlno aud Scotch
plaids. Poll de chevre, Vaentias, Man'Ii'" and
plaid Shaws, French WORK In great variety.
Saxony Il SHETLAND Yarn, all coIoTs; bieacaed
ond brown Speetinss, Lnsey's. Osnaherss. iuii
cloths. family and servants Blankets, large as
sortnent of List. Ingram aid three ply Carpet
lng Drugses, Rugs, OIL Slo'1s; nc; on hand
and for sale by TAYLOR HUTCHI>oN'
oct =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

ID koR OF .HUSIR.fLi.7 AND THE trLE ..'r
TLiL EMPIRE, will be exhibited al Libfhi !
Hall, Tor a few nights commencing frta"y
Oct2br >M.
Th. i. he most magnificent ard instructive
Work o. Art ever exhibited IN tn- country.
Tar~e wonderful Paintings cover over ireh'y'He
III .uSa"d ret Of CGnris and contain t,ee' = tte
hurdred Lii. sac Figures
An Interesting Descriptive Lecture, or me
History, Topography Manners Customs P"H-
times and Religious Ceremonies OF the austria
llans and Chinese, accompanies the Mirror
ry Doors open at ito commence al ! be-
fore O'Clock. precisely.
u admission IS cents--ChiIdren Is cents
Gentlemen, unaccompanied by Ladies, 10 Par
quette 81 cents. ctI-eo"t
4 FIRST RATE FAUQUlER FARM FOR
"A SA e The subscriber offers for sale
|" MEDLEi.' the present residence oil Mr.. Jorn
Amber. This Farm Is situated In Upper Eau
GuIer, within three miles and hdit OF Mark
han Station. on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and IS w!ta!n 800 yards OF Leeds Church, "i!ers
there is Protestant Episcopal preaching ,aGsc
Sundays IN every month. II IS "itaIn !"il~s
OF a hrs, class academy Tor Boys. Mess!s. Jas.
K Marshall. Jas. f.. Marshall, Tuos VI Amber,
and the Recto? Of leeds Church, ali live within
one mile and half O. The dwelling mouse.
The Farm contains go ACRES, o. which
900 are III gsasS or under cultivation, and 81
acres heavily f;nber-d The cleared land is ci
The very $ quality IL the country, a"d the
wood lauG is on the mountain side.
"a The Improvements consist OF @-a'
- RESIDENCE. containing i've rooms and
passage. w.ta TWO porches AMI several closets
conveniently arranged ari all III excellent r..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07

)ooN FOR RENT.-The large ROOM
~ over my store, and fronting upon King
street, is Tor rent. JOHN OGDEN.
oct 7-sn2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-07
VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.
i of"r Tor sale, privately, the FARM
upon which uow res lie, containing 331 ACRES.
]! no, Gisros"a OF before. Il will be offered at
public auction, on ne znh dhy Of Octobcr.-
This Farm Offer great Inducements 70 The Pur'
Chaser, ION II, locality beng within mies OF
M.jcuriis Station, and j OF the Rap!taE. and
thereby brought into immediate connection by
railway, with Richmond and Alexandra. i Is
beautifully situated, In one Of the best neI2Aoor'
hood. in the State, lying on the RaPidan hlVsr
Tor about one mile In. farm is di'lGea mo
i've fields, The improvements are a com'oF'a-
go, Portable DWELLING. with SIX rooms
.G:.l. and all other necessary out-nousss.
4 more particular description IS unnecessary
AZ tbo.e wishing TO purchase will examine
Tor Themselves For further description, aP-
ply toJ. &. GREEN, al CUP. per II. House, or
the subscriber al Mlcaeiis station.
Terms accommodating and made known on
day Of sale. WI, n hohh'hi Sun