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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-18

ID ICHMOND FLOUR-The undersigned
HI have appointed by the manufacturers, at Rich
Agents for the sale in this market of the well known
brands of Flour-"TALLIAFERR0" and &c. THORN
TON and prepared negotiate for entire cagoes
quantities of this Flour delivered board vessels at
Richmond at manufacturers prices; in this market,
with the addition of usual charges f. r freight, &c
supply sufficient fill orders requiring immediate de
Ere, will kept.on hand Warehouses, to which
we solicit the attention of shippers.
p MALCOM & CO.,
nl7-tf Bowly's wharf.
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HENRY A. DIDIER,
Agent in Baltimore,
n161wr Commercial Buildings, Gay street.
NOTICE.-We have now opened full
L Y stock of CL0AKS, SHAWLS,
DRESS SILKS and FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.
Call and see. STEPHEN l.. BIRD g. co.
n17-tf 90 Baltimore St, near Gay st.
CUMBERLAND LUMP COAL, from
" the Piedmont Co.;
PURE LYKEN'S VALLEY, from Short Mountain
And also the celebrated free burning WEBSTER COAL,
ce ash and cnker with erery sire of the very best
hard Coal in market, at HART 4 McG0WAN'S
Biddle and Cathedral SITS.
who have prime family FLOUR by the bb for S675, de-
hvered.
Orders received through the Post Office promptly filled.
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de NOT DECEIVED BY SIGNS. OR
D 0THERWISEl
J. W. RICHARDSON IS NOT DEAD, neither has he re-
tired from business but located No II Gay street.
adjoining Christ Church. he has large and general
assortment of superfne and medium quality
.--- CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS
with a variety of other STAPLE DRY GOOnS all of
which he will retail favorable terms.
Having secured the services of Major ROBERT HALL,
whose reputation rstclass Cutter is universally ad
mtted, he hopes to manufacture GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH
ING to suit all who may favor him with CALL pledging
himself that effort shall be spared give satisfaction
NO Il NORTH GAY STREET
oc23tf .. adioinino Chriqt Cbrrcb
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T. LITTIG SHAEFER,
n3-dtN22&2awtJa22 Pres. Board of C. & r.
La ME OFFICE TRANSPORTATION
EE.gA% BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO NGERS-Change of hour of depar-
ture of the Ellicotts Mills accommodation train On and
after MONDAY NEXT, 18th inst, the hours of depar-
ture of the Ellicott's Mills train will be follows viz
Leave Baltimore at $50 A. NJ and $50 P. N.
60 Ecott's Mills $50 g and $40 "
W. P. SMITH,
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ESCLUTE FIRE.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $24o OoO
POLICIES ISSUED, LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID BY
THOS. D. JOHNSTON,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND Sill
w YER WARE

w YER WARE.
W. B. LARM0UR,
No 10 Light st. opposite the Fountain Hotel, Light St,
invites purchasers his stock of fine
GOLD and SILVER CASES, and warranted splendid time
keepers. Also choice stock of French and American
JEWELRY, of the latest patterns Sterling Silver and
Albata Ware every variety of Style Gold and Steel
Spectacles Eye Glass; Clocks; Liquor Stands; Fancy
Goods &C. at prices Watches and Jewelry repaired
in the haSt ocIl tfr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

tory &C c. N, ne hadIct s'teOcsd to such trIv 81.
mstters" I s,,ve,ed. We We.teins have a
,.os.rb thai saa.eser worth do,pg ia worth Jog
tao.cugt,yy He taccgnt for a moment. and ss,i
' TtR = oct tinese Tsoig' He lad never h,sri
Up tte Gspge, xas 8 ssc-sd river. | talked to hin
abJu, T.. VITO re hsps Of uilcrc eim 10 gs up,n
Lex s,I ,ook at lie sat an! fsar I'd himself 10
lhs cao.a. lLn0psoa.
:, .,oo A. he ItHexb's dropped he, anchor. Ma.
HerbsIt 10 whose cs-e Yek had beer assigned, came
O, isoari yita at-.Dr Of red vested II ndocs-s gsr.
OF aca.:e. vnos much Impressed the vulgar China
nep. Til. cd Mandarin. however. was not to BE-
c.uyat. He reoeiYsd the M,iOr in his greasy cos'.
wgot on with his diD1ef. replied to his many bows
vita a.fuy poduia'ed courtesy. and decided that
!; vou,d take thiee day. to make his prepsr stons
Tor GsembaIk .ps.
m. morrIrC at daybresk. Yek landed. He i, To-
cs.ad for the piessot in Fort Wilsm but conveueut
sou,. i. being furnished for him soIe little way out
o. a., cty. Before he went be pres ,ntsd Capt.
B-noket with written certificate of his presence aud
pod treatment on board the Infe1ibls. This
dooe in a grave ofcis. manner, aud Yek, no doubt,
IA nix, II most vs,usble document. He is now in
tue osst place 10 the whole world to teach Mandarin
useful lesson. The Calcutta people seem TO have
very genera. contempt for most things, but a special
co.ye,npt for China The Indifference which Yek Ia
boriousIy fe ems they honestly feel. Yek would be
lior in Loocou: he will not attract mors notice than
a fya legged poodle in India
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
BROOKE YN ITEMS.

CR.,D TrRsyEREIs CELIBRATIos-Yesferlay
the Turner'S Of Brooklyn invited their brethrcn OF va
liamsburgh TO participate with them 10 their annuo
excursion to the grounds at Bowronvle, in the Eight
eep,h Ward. 1he day ID known among the Germans
as Whit Monday, and Is universally celebrates ~
that nation in all countries. It's day OF fesevav
and enjoy meIt, ard celebrates the opening OF the
Spring
burgh Turner'S assembled at Turner Hall yesterday
MOI ming, and proceeded to Brooklyn, where they INST
their Brooklyn brethren In the Hall at the corner o.
Court ard Jorslemon streets.
After a shor tine the procession WA formed 70
march to the grounds at Bowronville First were tho
Rirggoh Horse Guards, Capt. Urban Stsvsrts Bras
Gale Jersey City, Orange, New.Brookiyn, Wllisns-
bulgh Turbvereins and Scholar with the Wihsns-
ouigh Brass Band; the Newly Turner: and scnos-
srs; the Williamsbugh Turner Rides and bfo9sir
R.lee military companies, uIdeT commAna oi xsp.'
schnepf Of The WillamsbuSgh company, ana CePs'
schurig CT the Brooklyn company.
After PASSING through the priDcips sue1.< 10 d.
yp the procession passed tothe gounos ~ ~ .
where The p,inciD and most important exesoacse 81
the da7 were 20 be celebrated shortly after ervisg
on the orourd. an sdd,ess was6e vered by M Pstse
son Of lie Brooklyn Turnverein Associaiign sncCsy~
Urban Of the Rinegoo horss Tbs ornss old IA
Yong prscticed their gymDsstic exercises, and tee
rs ss1ce OF quite a number OF ladies', ifieods o. ths
oc;etiee made the scene quite entertaining.
Ths exeycises gynDastic, terpsichorsea, etc.. were
IN. M pn.i dnst, when tho company DEPARTED from
NE p' Vrppards All paced OF pesoeably. and without
he Slightest disturbance. large nrmbsr OF persons
sr aept from bot districts Of the city TO witness
the etsrcise.; Altogether there could not have bsea
sss than 600 peIscts at the place during the day
CLsr'es McDonad was arrested BY the police Of
the sxh Precinct for picking pockets iu tse crowd =
tie erlrspce. lie was held for exaniaation- VIA
tbs exception I'd arrests OF importance "ess mso''
SUICIDE About II O'Clock yssteresy novms9.
Rober. ,aord eyed &c y-ass resdns In OreneaS
w,s e. sSsrlssd ~ hs nsck es v>se "srs' sst~H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

THf MIX TRAD OF Bosros.-Whle there ia 40
much talk Ct "pure mix and "swill milk in New
Yck, it may bs Interesting to listen to little Boston
tax upon the same spirit. TIE Ner-Engiand Farmer
OF Msy - has an article upon the milk trade Of
Boston, from which We extract the following facts:
The value Of ths mix annually brought to the
city, as it comes from the country is about org million
Of dollars, and that. Z. IS sold out 20 ne con.
.nmtrs It hss swollen 10 tbs sum Of on RAi0n t'eo
bundrej and .fty tiouso,d dollars the 'co hnH-
drtd AID mr. tk0nsord doiiar being the charge for
carr ing the Cocbdt rate through the streets ana
pedoliDg it cut at cents per quart
This was proved by eubsctng large number Of
specimens to ceItain test with an instrument that
marks 90 pure mix with resu'ts of which the fol-
lnxir 10 Dc zen Oily far specimeps:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
TIE OtTRPANMENTs IN TUE CANAL-sTREET
fASE<,
To ne Edit,, Of The n. i. Tribune

SIR The facts in The case IN which my name IS
uuored ia the report Committee Accounts Of the
Common Council simply these; had mortgage on the
property No 81 Wsier street. for 900 the security was
se az did not the loia paid of but in Consequence
widening Of tine street onshird OF tn premises ws cut
III snd 81, the morssger for the third taken
had uice from missions RS Office hst they were
Dc pared 20 rs7 me- and received the award bf0-~bcn
vas tod q. due ook the LIST ba. received this
swtrd o the and on the payment o. the
urre. due satisfied the len the property receiS ID no
more ,hsn Justly aud released claim on property the
whole Of hch originally worth about $1,000 and the ~
Il sucer worth and viii give tor il, S5tc1 hsd 40
Dos. be uc for avsng myself OF the alleged error
snpe .scuty what of the lot nos only o the
400 bt t,r more than ,he mortsssc J. q JONES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
CIT Y ITEMS.

The Anniversary of the New.York Orphan Asylum
vii. take place 10 Jay. at Il O'Clock. number of
vety enteitailiuy dialogues vii, be spoken by the
cl.ld,en, accompanied with soms excellent music.
Fancy s,c,ts mad, b. the children will be sold at the
cloe cf the exercises. the proceeds of which will be
ustd to purchase us eyra- Ger theespecia enjoyment
q the Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
loving dozen giys fair specimens:

"These results show that neary-but not quite
orc-guater part of all tlat is sold for milk 10 Boston
"a ater The samples collected were from all classes
of places including the good and bad and were prob
ably far average of them all. That the milk comes
pure from the country, as general thing, we nave
no doubt it then pssses through the hands OF the
milk distributors or pedders where it probably re-
ceiyes s first dlutiOp and then into the hands OF the
erccers where it is brought into the mpid form ct
Gases Nee g. Z 10 and II, in which it would he diff
cult by tie taste TO tell whether milk or water pre-
vas."
We should ike TO see the same tests sppied to
"pure country milk" in NewYork, as soon "a the pub
lie recover from the horror of the late developments in
the swill milk business; for believe with the editor
OF TIE Farmer that authorizations with water alone, 10
not so barne assome people would lead ITO believe
Mix that is duccd IL 90 per cent AMI then cattd
over the rough psvements, wiz undergo changes thot
would not eff, ct the unsdulteraed article. Our opu
ion is, that man who will steal by putting water
milk, will steel whenever the opportunity offers in any
other way 1t in fact, is one OF the meanest kind #
steaDgst steals the food out Of the mouths OF inne-
cent babes. feeble children sickly aiists, and weak
old age.
Let Us have an expose of the milk and water scou' :
drsism Of New-York.
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COURT CALEHDAa-TM, D,v. -.

day.
SUPREME CouRr CincUIr.-Pst L-Ssms -
MONDAY Part I-Nos IN $50. &c. 657 no 7si 1s 49, NJ.
7s9 40 49, 7s9 SOL, SDJ, 801 30, slL el3 sl5 49, -
SUPERIOR Coz Rr-Nos. $50, 407, sos. 1906, ~ sig.
so 1913 1921 8i7 5il 7a4 2s 6s. iS 2o 6s glJ io
1918 1862 1853 1890 1897, 1898 1929, I'LL, liz sss ~ va
"a s2 525 es2 100 2ii 22 1901. 44 5e1 90 ssk 49, W
az lG0 so 1869 g29 1909 $50 1913 S4f 7t2. sS, IU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

FATAL F.LL.-Yesterdsy forenoon man named
John an,en fell from lbs top Of pile Of ameer corner o. est
ard Morton tts distance Of 1esy Twelve
feet and fat ally injured himself He ponPJ takea up ~
the Ninth Wsfd Police aod conveyed TO the New YORK hos
bit on reaching that Institution ts to1nd to b. sxbe~
Cooner Gsnblr notified aud will bod an inquest on toe
hey tld
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CORRE( lion.

To me Editor Of The n. Y. T,i5pne
SIR: Please correct error your reporter MAKES IN
saying that Ctsurcey r. jump arrested on the caase o.
obiis. Your, truly JAMES 4. COULTER, Inspector
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IAdyes.ieueo, n

Twelve cents gets your Portrait taken equal to
the Po,irs Of Lcid - HoisEs Pr)yessve Picture Osetvs
try 20 Broadway vbers resiv has broken oct
pa saIg. and t0ousaats m1rpsd tor the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

MI. + izabeh Oske. Smith will read essay On
Rene and its Future" before the Young Mems
Christian tDon this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

Fancy CITLERY.-A large variety Of Sportsmen,
p ard PoeLt KNfyys If - AID beautiful pct,
rnsay OF whoa hay. been before Imported Fer sale By
J. s SAVSoE2s No AF0r House.
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fAiys,,ts~us-tl
The METALLIC TABLET STROP--Invented 81

Csc s.sSDEas A D. RlS-Tas Ia ssaaias article asA nsys
b.. ey1s-.t f~ p.l1rHs the pos>bs sdss 20 80
Ola "a % ta al ztsosrsfs y
b, 3xss. ssof, No ASss aS1sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

A PERJuRER IN TRot gLE.-Sons tm' oso o"'
John j. lehman applied to Justice Qdackfnousa' al
tie Jefe rson Market Police Cour., for "atian. ="
rect ,gsi1st Chester B. Howes and joseph Afnou'
whom lie charged with robbiDg him OF 10 ~ oa1A
bills. The mag stra.s refused to entsrt'n tho com
plant. On the night following the day on "nlca ~
man spilled to the Court, he caused the aTest OIL Az
nod in me street by policeman. Arnold was 'aken
to the Court above mentioned. AID upon ID en,I'Da
ton OF the case, discharged from CUSTODY iaimaa
beirg It'll unsa.i.ded, repaired to the Lower foncs
Com. and made complaint against bota MOVES ana
Arrod, charging them with stealing Ihe amount ao''s
nam.d.
IL bis ofidavi. before Ju.tcs wesh, he ''sei 'oa'
LIE is:ieved ,ad IIowes and Arnold tsioniou'iy to"S
ss sum OF SIG from the fact that Arnold Wa, a'sss
ing bin at tie auction sale At the pfedi'e' NO. ,'o
Gr,ers street, toe day Ehen said men'y wa 'o..h
flom aid p,emses; that sad HoTes' N o'atAJ 80
sid Arnold wa. in said house about II oe'cA 90 lao
ogl Ct tbs. day and teg ether had soma dsplis VII
depae.. ia man. abou. money; ta@ n'"A "" 'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

Forsp DRowsED.-Coroner Hill. held anInquest
on Monday Upon body OF unknosn nan shout yss
Of age IN the North River the TO, Of Doe
snd nifty eighth street The deoessed dressed IN oat
flock e. at back pants blsck satin yes &c lie hsd "ny
audy hair and lad three IN me rslot i1e
nv rspde,ed A yerdiat Of su opposed dr0w niug
Coroner Perry held inquest az Bellevue fiospHA uPu ns
h of an man fond the East River near the tot
OF sve,eenth street Deceased dressed aoofe s9l
been IA the water bat few days 'sfoi'' VI Ppsn
drowning" -, ,f..s.u :. a..
East River nesr Per No o. The Cofoce" "'fs hoe7o aaa
"a iLau. will b. bed Jpn the body 70 d'y
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lAA~xs,s~s<ll

lAivussuxSll
! PuRDY's EArIcNAL TBEATER.-Ths nov Ne
oxica d,sus % BsAeessri DAT. Or Tsx DAkE Lxcy -
DooNA and the comic psnseais nAxs T.sT v,cs -
tiby suscsss l nxhs. aid viz rprs'el rurs Ksxsssz
v,;h tke Wild Bos eeasNiA. hr H. A Pew NJ a. r.
Fox Ms Dsss Mr.. 4 Bsnehala. and n de conr.ay =
peasing.
lAivedsensvt
Gas, G<s!-GAs FIXTURES, Of now snd besa-
,f, Adm. me, out for Spring Hs3- Gel 4 su w~~s
sa,f,csrir: depst No So Brossw~y Ala, the D.
Coposxo BvsSEs henNe WAsss o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

CrnMAs SUMNER THEATER.-A cOups OF dllap-
dated fame buildings, which have long presented
meet unsghtly appearance he lots Nos. 1873 and POI
Roxe,v. bsye at last been demolished 10 make room
for a new German Thester and Garden especially
sdapted. in their construction aud arrangement for
Summer entertainments The lot is 100 feet deep,
with a front 81 fee wide, and 100 feet wide in the
rear The building to be devoted TO theatrical repre-
sen.atops located at the east end of the lot, will be
about IS feet qae ard have tiers OF boxes so as
TO oomm odae about eco persons sestec IL to be
ventilated upon new and peculiar principle, original
ing with the architect who designed Tay!ors ga
leon. Around the outside Of this building, even
with the second tier Of boxes there will be wide bal
cony similar to that which surrounds old Castle Gar
De for promet ade while the interior Is to be decora-
ted AZ richly as the Academy Of Music The space De-
tween the grand entrance and the Theater, about :"
feet square also Oh open space the north eide OF H.
will be tastefully aid out as garcen ana h''ed up
with ree shine Mt stalls OF novel designs and the entire
garden will be covered with canvas only 40 as 10 al
low of free circulation of air. Mr.. Hoym OF the
Voks Gsren, No. 80 Bowery, and MIR. Holiermaln'
ale the PROJECTORS of the enterprise ana they OK
pect to open by the Fourth of July next, with opera
tic teiformalces by frt-cass German COM
pary, which are TO he succeeded by vaudevuee,
Tragedies &c. Eight year, ago our German Popula''on
were first treated with public amusemeuts when the
evenings advertisement consisted OF performances on
few musical insti ums bts small room before cor
re, POI dipgy small audience. Subsequently the on
Olympic in Broadway, now among the tn'ns' ina,
were was hired and thea RIGA. performances sustained
there Tor short time. The old Circus or Ampn''nea'
tel in The Bowery was next occupied az German
for while, then the building No. ID Bo~ery with tne
establishment of the new Nolks Garten' no. D.
Bowery which will DO continued until the compe'''n
of the new tts.ter, now in tue course OF efec'oO.
There are now from twelve TO twenty Pisees 10 'He
,i'y where music and lsger dispensed On hoe'a'
scale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

FotND DROWNED The body Of an unknown man
wss on Monday morning found floating in the East
River Fl Goveit os Island II taken to the dock
foot Of Harris street Brooklyn. aud the Coroner noti-
fed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

THE QrEFs's BRIHpsr.-The Anniversary Of the
Birth OF Queen Victoria wss observed 70 considerable
extent in this city yesterday. TIE British flag was
disp aged in various public places, the Cunsrd steam
es were decorated sautes fred. and in the evening
the Cossul gsvs grand party.
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fAtv-risDent


SHOCKING AFFAIR.-This is just what the news-
rsp, would NOT cal that elegant that iers.ns delightfully."-
par ant, AID ,ouehirsy ueke anna Rosaind hlber IA
which spsax creating s1ch I'm sensation
.yyuirg a. BARSuNs MgsEUs Goa mig Comedy there ths
sfterrcol
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TlfVP TN~ mem
GuRNEY's

TNdVegtN~mcTI
GpRNEY's
OLA ,.sbH ,ed Phatosrsphe GAlery No. Jis Brsae~ay
Pbo4s uspds Hsli0,yp-, and Dag eueoiyP--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

FRFsCa THEATRIoALs.-Aa attractive bill is pre-
.et.ed for this evening at Buckieys Hall Olympic,
No. ;S5 broadway. There enough Of the sons and
daughters Of La belle France in this city to support
good French thester, aud perhaps they will do 50 be-
fore lOrg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

Lola MosrYz At TIE BRoADwAV.-There wa a
large sudercs last night at the Broadway Theser to
hear the first po,.cn of the autobiography Of this re-
msrks6'e woman. and al seemed well pleased with
what they saw and heard She gives the second por'
ton of her history TO eight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

The Board OF Councilmen had no quorum on Mon
10, Afternoon. TIE Aldermen were in the same pre-.
dcemeot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

sorc,DE About II O'Clock yssteresy nosuss1.
w,s e. sSsfrIsed ~ his nsck ies w>se ess' sst~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
SUPERIOR COuRT-SPgciAL rrSN-Msy A-Bstore Ja&s<
HOFFMAN.
Goa Bovine sgt obadiah Bovne
NV (oy an orsiAr

IVVVSNf
libel The psr, to the suit both pseicins lawy Nse
u AT. that Sth rendered ega service for Mr. hawncy
Charging IS M r. sent word to Smith hst he would n.
Sis exortan aud stating that his counsrt
Mf Nss had said worth than IS Mr Snns
in reply sent Mr. Rawney note u which be stated hat he de
Glued have thing DO wh Miles, that the latter con
nected with ard had been bough, In the office OF George
Niles, who coIvi,t, If crime sd sent 10 the State
Pei tn claims that this l,,tr hbelous and asks n
dssses Defendant Up that IL privileged oommum .
ton and show that OF the bill es thsa s
ally charged sor similar services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-21
,SH1N G cos. LOTTERIES
TRIU MPHANTl!

SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
CWAN IL cos Lotteries are legal, and au
= thorized by the State of Georgia! The
late attempt 10 injure our firm has shown that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctually- and that our schemes are
more liberal than any other Lottery in the
world!
The following Scheme will be drawn by S
SWAN 4 CO., Managers of the SPARTA AcAD
ENVY LOTTERY, in each of their Single Number
Lotteries Tor August, 1858, at AUGUSTA, Georgia
in public, under the superintendent of Commits
sionecs.
Glass 80, draws on Saturday, August 2s, 1858
OS THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$1,000 TICKETS.
J4S5 Pri-csi- Neariyone Prize TO euery 9 Tickets.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-21

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Y Office Of the County Court OF Alexandria
County, on the 5th day of July, 1855, Abram
Cox, p. F. Hagar, and Joseph Cox, late joint
partners, under the firm name OF Cox, Hagar 4
Cox plaintiffs, VS. A. L. Gregory, defendant In
debt The object of this suit is 10 recover from
the defendant the sum OF S90.76 with interest
thereon from the 18th day OF April, 1855, till
paid, and $273 costs OF protest, and TO attach
the estate of the said defendant to satisfy the
said claim. The defendant, A. L. Gregory, not
having entered his appearance and gwen securl'
ty according to the act of Assembly, and the
rules OF this Court, and it appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he is not an inhabltant OF
this Commonwealth, III is ordered, that the said
defendant appear here within one month after
due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city OF Al
exandria once week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
of this county. A Copy-Teste:
b. H. BERRY, Clerk.
BRENT & KISsKR, Pa. jy26-law4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-21

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