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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Minerals OF Virginia.

A permanent collection OF the minerals OF
Virginia has been commenced at the Mschan
les destitute of this city, which promises to
present a fair representation of our vast and
various mineral wealth. The matter was not
Considered in time for the present fair,
though we understand Mr.. DeBow has de-
posted u respectable collection of our useful
minerals, and has promised large addition
with biz aid 10 making collections through
oa. the State. No place could DO more sp.
proprinte for such a cabinet than the Me-
clanc-' Institute, and none are better cal.
culatcd to take care of il Hnd bel p in build.
10Y it up than cur mechanics, since they are
deeply aud particularly interested 10 all that
relates TO both minerals and metals. We
hope our professors and amateur BIOLOGISTS,
and others interested 10 our mineral produc-
tons, will assist in making this collection
truly worthy of our extensive State and im-
mense and various mineral treasures
RichmDni EHgutrer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Darien and sueL--k.ys or Md.
Conn mrrr.

Ii is a striking similarity 10 the c,nf.
ton Of the eastern and western heri.,.
that they each consist of two grand A.,
united by narrow isthmus. tutaex
10 breadth, where the two vas, .a,,,,...
each approach until they nearly ton,s
ge;her. The lsthmus of Darien and M y
mus of Suez accordingly posses. ,p in' .
ance in the respective commerce Of tho. :
spective hemispheres, which can sc,,,oY- y
estimated in value. Ii is remarE,,J.! &
cumstsnce, however-may it not be -. ~
dentially ordered one!-:hat nei,hs, =
two "keys of the world" are 10 the Or, y. :,
any of the great powers Of the earn.
that both transits virtually lie uuocep,,.. : .
open commons or highways Tor the M
Ii is not probable that Great Britain vii y.
allow that Of the eastern cpntlncn, +, f,i y.
the exclusive control of any Europe,n r,r -
it is certain that our government will No..
allow that OF our own continent TO bs n,r..
ed by any foreign IAiou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
A Cure for gcrofuIa.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes the
following communication from Nicholas Long
worth, the great Wiue manufacturer OF that
city:
"All the papers had, giving the cure for
scrofuls, have been distributed to persons
sending for the remedy. | have never heard
of a case where it did not effect speedy
cure, and in no case do any injury. ln se'e-
raj instances where it has been applied 20
old sorss, it has speedily effected perfect
cures. Put one ounce of aquaiortis In
bowl or saucer; drop in it two copper cents;
i, will effervesce; leave the cents 10; when
the eferyeseDce ceases, add two ounces Of
strong vinegar. The fluid will be dark
green color. Is should and will smart. Ii
too severe put in little rain water. Apply
it to the sore. morning and evening, by soft
brush or rag. Before applying IT WASH the
sore with water"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
A Stacking AHalr.

o. Wednesday evening OF last week, al
about hsil-past SIX o'clock, ruthan entered
the dwelling of Mr.. John Price, at Nlncen'
mes, Indiana, and asked for something tc
eat. Mrs. p instructed young hired VIC
man 10 furnish him bis supper. ard just a.
she turned to prepare it, the mau drew
Ratchet " hieh he had concealed on bis per-
son, and drove the blade into the poor gr's
skull. lie then made spring at Mrs. T.
bus she ran through the house into the street,
and gave the alarm. The perpetrator OF the
deed made coed his esrape, aud has not since
been beard of. His victim is still alive, bu,
it is feared she cannot survive her dreadful
Injuries,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Gen. Xa,d. OF GeorgI..

We stated yesterday that this gentleman
had hesn rendered the mission to China, &C
cordinx to a rumor rife 10 this city. We
have since ascertained that this is not go.
Gen. Ward, of Georgia, who was the Presl.
dent of the Cincinnati Democratic National
Convention, has been rendered the position oil
U. S. Minister to Turin, made vacant oy tue
resignation OF Mr.. John NJ: Daniel, OF 'ir,
GINA, the former editor of the Richmond
Exsminer.-W Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
AmnIrsin Mexico.

The position of Mezi,o is becoming daily
more com plicated and more critical, and those
who have the deepest interest 10 studying the
course of events there hardly know what to
look for, or even what to hope. A few weeks
since the constitutional party was confident
of obtaioing az early triumph. Now the de-
feat OF Eidaurri destroys that hope, and rem
ders possible tue fall of Vera Cruz. ibis re-
suit would by no means restore peace to the
cOuniry. |. would only prolong the conflict
tba, already shows signs OF degeneratlog into
4 war Of races, as will be seen by the Letters
from several of our correspondents.
But there are grsver events gathering
round tho expiring nationality Of Mexico
than those which appertsin only to her own
internal condition. Several foreign govern
ments have just claims upon Der Tor the spo-
lIation of their citizens; c0nVennons tor par
tial payments have been made with several
Ut the European Powers. and their stipul ations
broken; the foreign holders OF Mexican bonds
are clsmoring tor protection to their own su-
thoriies; and the course towards foreign res
idents Of each Of the parties claiming to be
the legitimate government Of the country. has
been al utter violation of acknowledged in.
ternaional obligations. While Zuloaga ah1
Miriam n haze committed numerous outrages
upon Americans and English, GAIA and 9th
or constltusiunalists have behaved 10 the same
manner towards the Spaniards. Ia most 10.
stances these attacks nave been directed
against the merchants. because this ID the
Glass which usually possesses the most ready
cash, aud this is the only resource OF the
combatants to supply the exhausted revenue.
Tb, state of things is likely to bring bout
some action On tho part Of foreign govern
IDeuts--N. T. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Railroad, and tho Press.

a humber Of our railroad companies have
recently held series OF conventions fer the
purpose of aiding their mutual interests
Amorg their proceedings the abolition OF the
dead head" system has assumed no G;t!e
prominence. There Is no doubt that this
system has been greatly abused, but the
railroad directors appear 10 give their atten-
ton particularly to cUttIng Oft the free
pass 5" oi the press, while they oTerlook en-.
tirey the parties by whom the abuses Of the
dead head system have been specially inau-
gnrated. We have always entertained the
Opinion that free passes were not on y actual
~ more expensive 10 the conductors OF news
papers than the cost OF tickets for all their
travelling, but 10 great measure they i'm
paired the independence of the press 10 re-
gard to railway companies. l.. would per-
haps be more economical for publishers and
more useful to the public II editors aod re-
porters would pay heir fares whenever they
travel upOn railroads, end eio.i payment for
all notices ,rhich they publish IN reyari To rat
raul matters Tnere Is 30 interest 10 tle coun
try that IRON be ginning TO end Is 20 puch de:
pendent upon the aid of the press as that OF
railroads. Hardly one Of tho roads who'e
iron tracks DOW permeste the UniOn could
have been built without the cooperation and
Influence and actual aid of the newspapers
il urging its necessity and advantage to the
people. And alter their completion they are
continually uuder Obligations To the press for
an ininite variety Of tavJrs. Some Of oar
roads in this locality have within the past
three months earned thousands Of dollars
from passenger travel, that would have been
driven from them il the Baltimore pepers
bad published AID circulated The minor ao-
c'dcnts that have occurred upon them
CharieStOlrn Free Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Theatres for the Drawing
Room.

PARIS, October lit is already announced
tina, the coming season will be even more
than usually gay, and preparations on an ex-
tensise scale are being made. Private the
stricas will be still more in vogue than last
winter. if We may judge by the large number
of orders already received by the inventor OF
the portable theatre. that has taken the place
of the screen, formerly made the representa-
tive Of al sorts of scenery 10 the drawing
room. The little theatre des salons is any
thing that suits the occ Aston, palace, cot
age, GYPSY camp, a church, boudoir, Or
gnrdcr;it has its stage. its side scenes, It's
prJmpter's box, its drop curtain. To al!
these advantages il adds that Of being pack
up-able, by means Of the withdrawal OF three
or four screws, in five minutes, 1t the room Is
needed for dance after the play is over, nor
does it take longer to put up than to take
down. The whole thing may be had for the
traing sum of SCOT. and those who have bith-
erto refrained from having private tbeatrieals,
on account OF the difficulty in getting them up
without scenery. may now indulge their taste
freely. Some two buadrei of these useful
contrivancc. have already been ordered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
The Weather, &C.

The wind this morning is from Northeast,
blowing heavily, with rain. The tide was
fuller than usual, though not so high as dur
in, the blow last week. The cellars on
South, West, Washington, and other streets
adjacent to the rivers, are Aooded.-N. T.
~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Negro Doctor.

The latest Paris sensation is negro doc
tor. He lives sumptuously, drives an osteo-
tatious equipaee, has pages in waiting at h's
magnificent ROOMS, suji- eaprinee 10 his men
ace aud business arrangements. lie mineles
necromancy With physic, and prepares bis
own medicines. lie is beset by patients 10
the highest walks of liie-dukes, msrqu'ses,
and afti uent commoners throng his ante-cham'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
Ro..dofPublic Works.

The determination of Mr.. Boyd, that be
will not again offer for the place OF Commis-
sioper Of the Board of Public Works, from
the South-Side district, makes a vacancy 10
be filled at the next ensuing Gubernatorlal
election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
ICosyuy

l|ossCNlcATED
Sundry desirable corrections upon Ilp,,,,
points:
Donnerbitz should be Bonner nnd b,i,,..
ksudeTSelsh should be ka1derssl,b
The undersigned would call the a,e,f
of sundry antiquarians, to the chsr.,..
and occupations OF one "Monkbsrp. > :.
Scott's novel, called the Antiquary, and l. ;,
some valuable hints ae TO the ets,ensr,
facts. OCuILTgpv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
The Next COngress.

According to the Washir gton States, there
have been, so far, l04 republicans and Al
democrat. elected to the next House OF hep
resentatves. TIE States yet TO elect are Al
ALBANIA, Connecticut, Georgia. Kentucky
Louisiana. Maryland, Minnesota, Miss'ssi! :
ri, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Rhocs
Island, Tennessee, Texas. aud Virginia
which elect eighty-eix members. In the pre-
sent House they stand as follow,
D,m Ron Am.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

The Republican" presses are shouting in
Massachusetts,, and making great noise
over the recent election in that State. They
are just where they were beforc-with our
hone that if all the conservative men in the
State will unite to revive and reorganze the
Wing party, the Republicans con be success
fully opposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
A Lucky ate.

Pennsylvania has six foil foreign missions
Dallas to England, Mr.. Reed to China, Mr.
Chandler to Naples, Mr.. Buckalew to Equa'
dor. Mr.. Clay to Lima, and j. Clancy Jones
to Austria. She has, also, number OF Con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

The Richmond Enquirer replies with vigor
and spirit to the Unions late criticism on
Gov. Wise's letter to the Illinois Democracy
defends the Governor-msin tains his oon-
sistenoy in the Kansas matter-calls the
Union "disorganizng newspaper, and
warns that paper, that, if not content with
the recent lesson it has received in Illinois,
it will persist in embroiling itself with Flr-
ginia Democrats, it will be made to howl be-
fore the battle is over!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

We copy from sbe Union what may be call
ed the Administration view of the recent
elections. Tee article is suggestive on many
scooupte
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

A locomotive was lately driven on the Cana
ds Grand Trunk Railroad, on a dark and
stormy night, at the rate Of fifty miles an hour
On the train propelled was Gen. Williams
the hero of Kars, for whose accommodation
the trip was made at this rapid speed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

Mr.. o. P. Baldwin. a distinguished lectu-
rer, 10 to commence course of lectures in
Warrenton, Va, on tho fourth Monday III
this mouth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
DIED.

In Washington on the 4th instant, Ms a.
DUNAWiN, IN the 6sth year OF her sge.r.
OF the late VIM DunawIn native Of Frrtr
city, Md, but resident OF Washington io'
last thirty years.
In Galveston, Texas on the Dist u.'lm'
yellow fever Mr. ALEX. POPE GRYNE>
the 27th year OF his age. Mr.. u. va, onsll
from Orange County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

The Richmond Enquirer still contends that
Mr.. Letcher cannot be nominated on the ti'st
ballot, and, therefore, cannot be nominated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
accounts

jerome N Bonaparte, Jr, of the French
army, arrived at New York in the steamship
Fulton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

A strong and we'll prepared article appears
10 the Richmond Enquirer, writteu by a
Democrat of Alabama, in favor of ignoring
old, frivolous housekeeping those tender
cd DOW by tho Black Republicans, tor trial
and oontess-endorsiug none Of the factlous
making q new platform at the Charles
ton Convention, more favorable to Southern
fredericksburg that the present admins.
tration has been patriotic, but in respect to
it's policy, in many things, neither condemn
ing nor approving it--and, finally, calling
upon HENRY A. WIsE--"Ilenry Of Navarro"
to be the standard bearer of the party, TO lead
ii to victory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
CI00 REWARD!--Rana"ay from f.
sDlUU subscriber. on FRIDAY NJ ~. /. =

OF October, my two negro men, .1hI"' -,
ALBERT Arthur is about twenty * -.
OF age, teet 10 inches high, Of c"Prr' g..
and has lost one OF ms prominent ron.
Albert is about thirty-six years Of age Z. o.. :
black color, very stout, and N nrIsA. J.
six feet. ..,
will give for the appreciation Of 'a' - =
negro men, if delivered 10 me 10 i'' %
each, and if arrested outside OF 'hs "H.'+
Virginia: will give 500 each. ..,..rrg
CHAS. 4. WEANtN
WeaversviII. Fau,uier Co. Va. Oc' - -'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

1t lie gratifying to believe, according to in. in,
New York papers, that Mr.. Se~.IT9 rs,sn,
speeahes in that Sts,iS. ,x--f aT from boDe6,,;ns
:;sslltHHtuft1 tie strength Of the Republican
party. But for these speeches. it Is said, The
Republican majority would have been much
greater than it is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

gonna REWARD!-RdnaSaY "'l' =
ID LUU subscriber or the tIsA ,.' Q. p, .. =
instant, negro boy called BENNhl J. -.
latto, about Is or Is years old, i'e' d, .. T..
in height thin, and quite good looking Of o.. !.
polite He was well dressed "n'n u -
the clothes ne mad on are rot Tsmr'i w.
will give the above reward OF S<lV. io' ~,
taken oct of the STATE, and secured :" 70 -.
him again. He lett IN company VIII w gy
negro boys. 1sep z2-eortl 4. Thu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
ALEXANDRIA:
SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 6, ls5

LORD BRJUGHAN, sinoe his Address at the
inauguration of the statue of Sir Isaac New
TN. has delivered L.cture on Popular Lite
nature, at Birmingham, England, WHICH is
published in the London papers, and exGites
much attention. The London Times speat-
ing of the production, says, IF this Grafton
was prepared, how wonderful must be the
memory which at l. ord Brougham's advanced
age could acquire and retain it tor delivery;
il, as is more probable, it was the produce OF
only little previous thought, how eftiucnt
must be the mind which responds SO prompt
ly to such prodigal draughts -
Lord Brougham gives gratifying account
Of the large circulation in Great Britain OF
cheap popular periodicals, designed to amase
sod instruct. and of the daily increasing
interest which the laboring Glasses take
in good reading; and states that these
periodicals. have, to q considerable extent,
supplanted the popular debasing literature
that previously existed. Speaking on this
subject, the Boston Advertiser asks, "lf
this has been accom- lished in England,
may not something Of the same kind be done
here3 Ii wise men there, generally interest
ed 10 social phenomena. have been abie' by
means Of system and hearty sympathetic ex-
ertions in establishing popular literature
to drive out from popular favor the worthless
sheets that were formerly patron!zed, why
may not something Of the same KIDD take
place heref May not the miserable journals
that now faunt their tales of horror ADD
crime before the public be met substantially
upon their ooa ground. and defeated by
kind OF literature which will have elements
of equal interest," and at tho same time VIII
tend to elevate and improve the cbaract2I--
or, at any rate, will not tend TO debase ll!'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

DATAPSCO FAMILY FLOUR, received
i this day, and tor sale, by
nov J. T.. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

CsHnn REWAKD.-Rana"ey "V'
OZUUTheologicaI Seminary, Ls-'
andria, Va, on Sunday night, Tue ID 80.
negro boy named CARTER. Sad Hf..S =
bright mulatto, s feet, 8 or 9 inches 1.! 1,
very we'll built. He is about - yeaf' - ~
has very pleasant coUntenance ! W.. a, +,
the above reward OF $500, If taken o. 4
State and secured 20 that | get MN agar :
dress DAVID FIlZHUGh, aria T.
sep l7-eoif or H. c. WAkD 7''' ..
CEGARS.-The subscriber con'Ih." .,.-
- ufactuIe SEGARS, IRON ever -. :
grade OF imported Leaf Tobacco, ggGrI
spectfully solicited. EDWIN !. o" ~
Middleburg, Va, oct lS--eoSm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

4 LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND
n COLoRED FLANNELS on hand, to
winch We invite the attention of the trade
5. Il W. MEYENbERG,
nov6 50, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

nCCOQUAN MILLS FOR SALE-p
" above we'll known MILLS are od-fe ~
sale They are situated IN the town o.: On
guam, Prince William County, Virginia a. p
head of tide water, on the OccOquaG nye' q
have water carriage TO Alexandra ('um =,
they are distant about sixteen mil. By sr
by means OF he 0ccoquan and Po'ousr r'.
In the Merchant or FIGURING MILL " ~,
three pairs OF FIVE and halt, and three pax;
five feet FRENCH BURRS.
La The north wall OF the MILL s'al.' 81
@4the Occoquan river, so that vessels tr.''
grain into the MILL, and FLOUR IS lo"s'-.
by block and tackle into their holds
T,xs There is also a GRlSI MILL "i'a 20
III pair OF BURRS a SAW.MILL. aGd ia
Ter MILL. The water-wheeIs are al. tatlI
feet high, and overshot. The water power a..
privileges are known 10 BIZ the most 'ails.'
between the Potomac and RaPPahauncc.
There . =. ---'.,"; opportunity 10 srD'c' ~
quality of wheat IN the Alexandra marNs' q
the supplies derived from the neIghbOrng coz
try are considerable
The situation is as healthy, perhaps, as al! :
the world
We will sell with the MILLS, 81 sepa'a...
- FRAME DWELLING, used a. ne v.
G8 ler's house, and LARGE STONE hN
SION. with all the necessary oui.buldia
GARDEN, ORCHARD. DC, and beaD'
situated. Possession given on tue mt o. s..
1853. Apply to JOS. JANNEi 4 O..
Occoquan Post Office, Prince William Oo'a!
Virginia. nov o-ro.
National Intelligencer, BaIupor' >ih g.
Philadelphia Ledger, will insert colin
SNINGLE SHOT" This Wns.ET .sH'.'
- in the old fashioned copper sal, By w.
bic tlstllation, just beyond thssummI' oI 'l' . z
Ridge, in Warren Co. Va, near the he o. 70.
quier, where the sof,ness and PIly o. 2
mountain spring water, and the qnd'iy o. =
rye, constitute important element, 10 nea .
the Wh,skey for which this LOCALITY 1a' r.,
long celebrated IL is perfectly pure %! p.
all doubt, being made exclusively % re- ~
ard barley-malt, with the u'mo't care -
quantity made is Limited, and bought pnhot.
ly for private use, by gentlemen conh'''
in the surrounding counties, "ao are c'''-'
nice in laying by stock tor improvement. 1
small consignment has lately brrn Hs'
MARSHALL n WARD, OF Alexandra o.
can be procured direct, through coHe'Poa''.
with DR.. FISHER, OF Linden WaHsI COZ.
Virginia. oct <..-''.
III. 10 n REV iRDt- R4uaHay from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06

4 MOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
~ COLLARS, just received by
). q w. MEYENBERG,
nov Q Sarepta Hall
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-06
MORT PLAIN SEMINARY, AND
Il FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

4 FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
w. H. BANNlSTER, A. NJ. p-:,.
Rev. CHAo. W. BENNETT, a. NJ i''"'pa"
a we'll regulated Seminary, with able instruc.
tors, commodloGs bui dings, and perfect arrange
ments, at .eTy low rates. Opens its Winter
Term Tor the reception OF Students December
l4tn.
Board and Tuition in Common English, per
Term OF Fourteen Weeks, thirty live dollars, #
pam IN 0GUnce
~ For particulars address the Principals
Fort Plain, New York
WANTED at the above Seminary .ilua.
ton for TEACHER in English OIL Painting
and Drawing.
Fort PLAN. New York, nov 6-w6w'
\ Office The undersigned hereby gives
" notice, that ne has opened RETAIL
GROCERY STORE, near the upper end OF
King street, Alexandra, Virginia, where he will
carry on business as Agent for FRANCIS
MILAN. will be happy TO see my friends
aud farmer customers. w NJ SMITH
IL NOTICE-It beng expressly understood
that the business advertised above by Vim. Nj.
Smith, Agent, Is 10 be exclusively cash bust
ness, ne Is not authorized to make any purehs.
SEES upon credit [nov 6-d2wI F. MILAN.
4 LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND
N CnLoRED FLANNELS on hand, to
winch We invite the attention of the trade
5. Il W. MEYENbERG,
noV6 50, King
4 MOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
n COLLARS, just received by
). q w. MEYENBERG,
nov Sarepta Hall.
DATAPSCO FAMILY FLOUR, received
i this day, and tor sale, by
nov = J. f. DOUGLASS.
M A L f DAT the Episcopal High
W School, two dining room SERVANTS.
Apply Immediately. nov div
UST RECEIVED from New York, 20 boxes
u GOSHEN ENGLISH DAIRY and PINE
APPLE CHEESE, OF superior quality; 7 FIR.
klNS GOSHEN BUTTER, which | offer for
sale on fair terms. ISAAC GEORGE.
nov 2-eo3t
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M n L f DAT the Episcopal High
W School, two dining room SERVANTS.
Apply Immediately. nov div
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u N0TlCE.-It being expressly understood
taat the business advertised above by Vim. NJ
Smith, Agent, Is 10 be exclusively cash bust
ness, ne Is not authorized to make any purcha
SEES upon credit. [nov 6--d2wl +. MILAN.