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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
CITY COUNCIL.

Thursday Nov. 25 1855
Regular night for meeting Of Council
Council met and was called tO order by the
President
Members present, Poorman, Heming, Hoyey
and Holt.
The minutes Of last meeting were then read by
the Clerk and on motion approved us read.
The account of John Myers of $l9.la for 1874
days work with horse and cart at 81 so per day
on Streets in LIST Ward, was read and on motion
the Clerk was instructed to draw an order on lsl
Ward Fund for the amount Of same.
The Trustees of lst Ward reported that they
had made settlement with P. oyermier Supervi-
sor Of LIST Ward and found a balance due him o.
$3265. On motion the Clerk was instructed L
draw an order on lst Ward Fund in favor Of said
overmier for $500 IN fall foF said balance.
On motion Council adjourned to meet Thurs
day Dec. % 1858 at o'clock P. NJ.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
The Atlantic NInnthlr.

The December number of the Atlantic has ar
rived The contents arc "The Ideal Tendency
"The Hour Before Dawn" "The SKATER" Thorn.
as Jefferson" "A Bundle of Irish Pennants;n .
"The Jolly Mariner" "suggestions;" Bulls and
Bears;" Spirits in Prison." Punch "Thc
Subjective Of IT," "AIls Well "The Birds Of
the Pasture and Forest;'' "The Ministers Woo
ing;" The Autocrat and Literary Notices. The
January number commences new volume, when
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe will begin one Of her
popular Stories. For sale at Pelans.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Timn nirrctnrr.

The agent Of Williams Cincinnati Directory is
in town, for the purpose Of soliciting subscribers,
advertisements, names DC, with view TO pub
lishiug DIRECTORY for the City Of Tiifn,
for 1859 and go. This is truly laudable enter
prise and should ooseoonded by the hearty coop
Grafton Of our citizens and particularly the bus.
iness men Of the place. Nothing tends more to
give character to place. in the eyes Of strangers
than published Directory. By it one can form
correct idea Of the sizc, business and entorpris,
Of q city or town, without yisiting it. Il also
furnishes complete guide to persons coming her,
from distance to trade, as every mans business
and exact whereabouts is made known by it,
Our business men will find the Tifin Directory
as well as the TRmUNE, a cheap and prohtabl,
medium for advertising, as it will circulate most
" in hotels, railroad stations and other places O
public resort.
The work will be printed on good paper, hand
slmely bound, aud furnished TO subscribers al
81 80, payable on delivery. The names Of sun
scRiBERs, together with their business, will b,
printed under appropriate heads and much NOR,
conspicuously, than those who are not Subsc ID,
for the work by all means.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Expectation is on tip-toe, throughout the city 4,
at the fine times in prospect during the APP
preaching holidays We allude 10 the Fair 10 be
given by the Independent Fire Company, at
LOessor's Hall. The Committee are fast draw
ing their arrangements to a conclusion. The Ia
dies, we understand, are taking lively interest
In the affair, and this alone is sufficient testimony
Of the earnestness with which the march Of pre-.
paratiOn goes forward We advise our young
gents to retain their Small change" for the Fire
mems Fair if they expect to get their money back
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Onihe25th Of November, by Rev. j. II. Good
Mr. Wilson Skinner Of Fostoria 10 Miss. Jane
MoClol and Of Hopewell Township, Seneca Co,
o.
On Thursday Nov. 18th by Rev. j A. Nudge
Mr.. Levi Shutter Of Crawford Co and Miss Nc.
lissA A. Bearer Of Bloom Seneca Co, Ohio.
BY the same on the 9th inst Mr.. Z. +. Van.
svole Of Cincinnati and Miss Mary e. Sons Of
Tihin City, Ohio.
In Melmore Nov. 3Oth by Rev. ]. r. levitt
Mr. Samuel Wetz and Miss Amelia Linn, both
Of Seneca GO. o.
Novr. 25th, by j. r. levitt Mr.. Samuel
Shaffner Of Holmes TIP. Crawford 90 o. and
Miss Hannah Daughter Of Nathan Martin Esq.
of Bloom TIP. Seneca Co. o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Railroad CoII,sion.

A collision occurred between the up and down
Mail trains, on the s. d. q O. r. r., near Ken
ton, on Saturday, damaging both engines consid-
erably and delaying the trains several hours, but
fortunately iniuring no one. A binding snow
storm, which prevailed at the time Of the Acci-
dent, prevented the engineers from seeing any
distance ahead This road has always enjoyed
great immunity from fatal accidents.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
The snow storm.

One Of the greatest snow storms we ever expe-
rienced prevailed here on Saturday aud Saturday
night. Sunday morning, our citizens awoke to
hnd everything showed under, to the depth Of
eight or ten inches, rendering it almost impossi'
ble to navigate the streets. The weather has
since moderated aud the snow is fast disappear
ing, Owing to the bad state Of the roads, the
sIeighing has not been very good.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Land AgeneY.

We call attention to the card Of VIM. Lang
Esq in another place. He has connected, with
the practice of Law. regular Land Agency. for
the accommodation Of buyers and sellers. A
Land Agency is much needed in this place. and
We recommend Judge Lang 10 the public, as a
gentleman Of honor aud good business qualihoa-
tons.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Ercitement Con Chnnre.t

Produce Of all kinds was never in such demand
in Tifin, as at present. When wagon comes
in, the driver is met by the interrogatory-"a
thing 20 SELL SirG and if he replies in the afiir.
native he is Immediately besiegod by score Of
clamorous runners, each urging his particular
claim, leaving the seller in a quandary which Of
fer TO accept.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

The eastern bound trnin, on the @. a T Rail-
road, was run into at Fremont. oD Saturday. by
the construction train Of the Fremont q Indiana
Railroad, severely iolting and bruising the pass-
engers and injuring brakeman, so that he has
since died. The engine Of the construction train,
the only one the company have, is hopeless
Wreek.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Considerable game has been taken in the viein.
ity Of Tifin, during the past fortnight Wild
turkeys are said 70 be abundant, although very
Wild Several deer have also been caught ia this
county. One, ine buck, taken in Liberty town
ship last week, was brought 10 town and sold
for $3.50 groas
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Thanksgiving passed on very pleasantly in
Tifin, notwithstanding the uniayorable weather.
Religious exercises were had a the First German
Reformed Church. consisting of music BY The
choir, prayer BY Rev. n. Andrew and discourse
b Rssg; 4. Z. Higboa The attoHdanss va rsss
lssStabi6 atiag
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

We learn that the young ladies Of the ?. +.
Church. In this place, intend giving Fair, some
time during DE hoiideys, in AID of the funds q
the church. The idsa I good one. asrrs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Our Carrier offers the TsrBvNt aud Gubrr's
LADrs Book, one year, for the best New Year
Address, Of not more than 900 nor less than l26
lines. TO be sent in bY the 2Oth Of Deeember.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Job Printlng,

OF all kinds from the largest Poster down to
the smallest Card, executed at this Office, very
low and in a style not to be surpassed, BY any
Office in the State.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Good wood will be taken on subscription at
this office, il brought in soon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

tE7-A A young mhrrici man advertisers in the
Tmnusr for aihialion aa salesman in dry
goods store. He i higbly recommended a. a
competent and reliablt person.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

David Hays, Plaintiff, ", Weiley eNaasg, he6nd,ni
Be fore ". Jones. d p. OF loud0h Ia4naaia Nenean
County bio, Tho 10Th duy of Ociohci A ID lett sail
lusii,o issued 40 Order OF AiAci noi n M atols aon
foI the Of thdy-eieht douari rnd elaiv csuis - M
fosioila, Nov. 6ih, ie39, lia2ul DAVID RAfe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Tiffin Prioea Qurrent. .

Tiffin Pricea Current,
tooanzcrrp wrukiv nrl
SHRIVER & SHEATH,
Dealer in Dry Goods toosfst, Carpetines, Bouts ane
hoes and Ready Made Clothing And nufchaser Of ev'
arr dsrcrrtiun Of Grain ard Produce for cash.
WHrar-s1, R1p7.
ony-(sheliei) oOaao50.
DO (Eal i3c.
kVE-si 0Ii.
nhaLEr--n00I5s
OArs-0Oatoc,
NEhNg-l,u0
PorkTong--i1c.
FLAX SEEn- a0Onnii9o.
Ttaoruv sEen--t 5lGlifa
Rurrra-i6 a20c.
hAu1-91
Tathow--9 atoc.
snoKan n iiANs--nSEiOc.
do stnEs AID sHoULpERs- 6pOdts
PfcKtsb PoHE--S0 400.
Martr SuaAR-iOo.
do MoLAssEs-50 a55o.
BEEswkx--2nB25o.
FEsrHERs--ilR1Oo,
RAaa-qo.
pav Arrtrs-st.s0 P4Rs
GReEH HfnEs-5t perlb.
DRv do 1Oo
E9es-0d i5o, g dozen.
poRE-a5, 30 Rs.i0.
Clover ssed,-sO ,O00Sqj
WooL-23 137e
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS

THAT b. sCHtN.
4 NksSismann.
featuring and deal
ing In Havana and
domestic CigaTi.-
Also SnuH, 6mo.
King and Chewing
Tobacco. Opposite
shawhan's Block, on
Market s., 'riNh,
Ohio, viii scli
oheapeffof cash than
evei before offered
10 this Vicinity.
Here you will find
the greatest variety
Of Cigln, Tobacco,
&c., ever exhibited
in dis eity,nnd al
70 he disposed of on
thenrinciplsolq
sales and mil pf1E
itfi the b6st being
Z und on hnniat all
times. I am deter
mined 10 sell n nri .
ees that cannot fail
% he sailsfactofv.-
And N my stock
don't give saiisfar-
lion whenpufahassd
feiufn It, and I win
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Annual Meeting Of TIE Seneca County
Agricultural sSalety.


The Society met pursuant to notice At The
Court Hou ,e, In 'ridiln, ON Thursday Nov. 25
1855 at O'Clock p. M. and was called IN order
by Lewis Bahzell. President Of the Sodiety, who
briefly stated the object Of the meeting,
The Treasurer, William Gallup, then pressn.
ted his account Of receipts and disbursements
for mast year, as i0llOWa.
William Gallup Treasurer IN account with the
Seneca County Agricultural Society DR..
To amount In your hands at annual meet
ing December lst, 1851 I...........,. 8ii7 "a
1858, April ID, TO received of Jno Keller
on building sub'n....s.,..,....... 800
1858, Oct 7th, 10 received iot tickets az
Fair Grounds. 900. .''''. .'''''.''' El6'Su
4" sth = 776,3s
{" 9th S55,O9
Crawford, for l rent. ....,,,.".s., Yo' .'e 1875
&" ooh Of j. n. Pit
.enger. for entries made, Gc..,"..,.. 1870
Total ,ai...........................i iS57.5S
Credit by paid orders, from No TO 1865,
inclusive as por Exhibit "a" ...... 1924 ,66
lT'his exhibit will b. published hereaf-
let. El.l
Balance IN Treasurer's hands. ......... 962,90
On motion of J. NJ. Ebbert, a committee Of
three Consisting ofHenry Ebbert, William Hole
and David Rickenbaugh) wa appointed TO ex.
anime and audit the accounts Of the Treasurer,
who made the following Report, viz.
We the Committee appointed at We annual
meeting Of the Seneca County Agricultural Socie.
" Nov. 25, 1853, for tho purpose Of auditing the
accounts Of the Treasurer, do hereby certify, the
foregoing statement made by said Treasurer to
be correct. Signed
Henry Ebber,, WIN. Holtz, d. Rickeubaugh
The Secretary Reported that there Is sl3l.5 so
in the County Treasury belonging 10 the Society,
and tnat the estimated amount ofindebtednsss Of
the Society for unpaid Premiums aud accounts
Il S57 90. Leaving balance OF Cash on band un.
appropriated Of St040,4O
The meeting then proceeded to the election
Of officers for the ensuing year, wheTeOpon the
following named officers we're duly elected, yiEi
President Lewis Bhtzeli, Timn, Ohio.
Vice do ]. W. Miller, "
Treasurer, Lenndrr Stem,
Secretary, ]. ". PiHenger,
BOARD o. M,NAoERs.
Thomas J, Baker, Melmore, "
l. W. Kerr Berwick
William Hoiz, Watsnn's Station, "
A. C. Baker. Republic, F"
William Barrick, Tinin,
On motion Il vas Resolved, that Inc treasurer
be required 10 give bond IN tho nbndl suin OF
1 four thousNud dollars brfjtu euturng upon tho
datiau ef hia oQloa. aaI thdt. ia r,aisa oAr.,,
pensation for bis services, not less than on pei
cent. upon the amount disbursed by him as sucl
Treasurer. No further business appearing be
fore the meeting, the meeting then adjourned
]. II. PlTTENGER, Sec'y.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

w-1fyou vsui . nisa book ior ,hs hoHday,.
70 10 Pelana.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

sind the money. desire that those wi ihne 10 pnfehnst
ouid ot and examine ny stock before bnyin elisero
copniI Dsasf are fs'peeul iusiledto eall and sEam
~ gs@sgesi ihs plsse safsst s,lse,, opposite sas~
Ai1s ellnt I YlilHi oliti
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

s-A reduction Of per from the above rates will
be made for Cash
The pace oeeupied BY l0nes Of the type composing the
boiy Of the advertisement will be considered square
Al traaieat aaverisem 'ns, together with Admnistra
tion. Atanhmea Road aai Ditch Notices, mast be paid
toFiH a1vange.
Advertisements in,sred Tor an indefinite time will be
charged fas until os lered out
When yearly advsrtisemsHii are inserted, moro
changes win be allowed -.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Another change has been made in the running
time of the sandusky Dayton & Cincinnati r.
R. The time Of arrival and departure of trains
at this place, is now as follows
CONC SoUrH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
DR. MANN,s
AGUE BASAMl
e. .,t f.a rrt-. rrf,s,

This naiau hss has hce6 - excessively toid and ntt
with such uutivaed iucccst hf he psu FIVE yean, aid
hfou9hthealh and haprnfts many ltuihes ihflurhoa
the Wesern Cuunif, u tho result OF study md
rermeut by the pfupdoto Of this WoNufWUL CoHroUSbi
and happy - ftae 10 c world hht he object sought
commended for clsf Of diseases, those rfoduced
BY malaria, aud enttfl directly into he circulation, and
thereby ooanefact The poison OF malaria w the system,
md A. tonic t is paflouloiy recommended. Nov oi
few ayidauceU
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Mothers! Mothersll Motherslll

q Mothers! MotherSH MOthers!H
Donf fail to procure Mrs Wiuslow, Soothing Syrup for
Children Teethng. Il has equal on earth. i greatly
facilitate the pfocess Of teethng BY sohenng the gums
reducin al inhamationwi aay an pals, Hnd Is sure TO
regulate the bowels Depend u, mothers, Il will give
rest yourievos and relief and health 70 your Infants
Perfectly safe IN all cases.
This valuable preparation the prescription OF one Ofthe
most experienced and skilu female Physicians In New
Eneaud and has been used with neverhilng success in
millions OF cases.
we believe Il the best and remedy In the world, in
all eases n Dysentary and DiaHhea in children whether
itarses from teethng from any other is SURF
orve Immediate reieft0 infants suffering from wind collie
flfe and heath be eitimuled by dollars and cents,
> is worth its weight gold.
Millions Of bottles sold every year In the United
states II is an old and wen-trled remedy.
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
rE-Nons genuine unless the fac-s mile Of CURTIS &
PERKINS New York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throtghont the world.
sepiOlr l. l.. sr. JOHN & Co., Agents for THIN
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES:
Rataa of Advertisina.

Agreed npon by the propretors Of the Tu Tribune and
Seneca Advertiser May 10Th, 1853, to be strictly enforced
In all cases.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

putnttHi o. June 1t, 1852.
MtWRs. g.. Mann 3 Co.--Genisi liatlnr had o,ra.
sion to usv some ui youf Ague haliet N ~ family find
the pfoupt and efficient femedi afeHt mi the rsf
tain cura Of arue cvetusod and fsnasniaf tunir
thuk u has no equal. Noui ubeditui seWahN,
sAML iiENDRY.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

SAINT Louts. June tst, 1859.
MEssps g. X. NAM Co.-N Hnd ths dernssj nv
Dr. Mannf Aaue Hal'am daily inrfeanr, md thc fro
irman iot % rs sufficient ovidrrlc Of rres mrnt tn
~ places n owe lrvee We nnd ~ uui,ef,al opnion Of
those selling M and mof' r-rcnafy those uiinr t. o. be-
hatit has uu eqndl n rforrroy femtdei 1nd that ii
ccrtale specifc ifa art uut canaot DO dfpeied.
ruly Nour. y, J Moop & Co.
IS. X. MANN & Co, Proprietors.
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good
Druggists. Octt.3mtc
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Tiffn Retail Marker.

Corrected weekly, By n. A. BUsKfRK 4 Bro, Whole.
ale and Retail dealers IN Groceries aud produce OF all
icdt. Shawhan't Block, Ti6in o.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Otsgy, ul., Sent 90, 1857.
Mssses. S. X MASS Co. .--t3entsi Youf Arus Ralsnu
Z, the only femcy shat thc wan of the REQ.
nle of this locality We have ufoh shelves a e nom.
ppf Femediss Of The day iof e Of utermieuts but
w. Name ntlsam sells In prefefoncs n all ohsts itou
The simple iact cuaEs q it destined 70 excel ~ other
remedies ever ted Truly Aoufs,
a. ~. .itANNIE
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Du MASS, 4 Co, Gallon, ohio-ceuu, Vow Aeus
naliam t ht psuples' f,mndv IN this pYi nf thr
courify, of the Cute ofihs sFud and httf Mehate rev
known 10 ail ir ANY when properly usrd. t o.
looked upun perfect antido,c masri,rs diseases
View truly your', REED pETruuuN.
CAiRo ll, May 18Th, lsss.
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.OCALAND MISCELLANEOUS
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1853


I AND PLASTER, CEMENT. CALtM1B rLAe.
- Ter, ttoaue o. insl cqnseai5 o. hs1daat
~ sale BY BILL OtEpHhi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
SIN Later from Havana.

CHARLESTON, July % The steamship lsa'
bel, from llavana and Key West 90 the 25th,
arrived here last night. Sugars remained
firm.
The frigates Wabash and Macedonia sail
ed from Key West for New York on the 23d,
and the Constellation for y ew York and the
Plymouth and Saratoga for Aspinwall on the
same day. The Colorado, for Boston, and
the jamestown, fyr New York sailed on Sat
day.
New YORK, July 2S.-The steamship En-
pire City, from lI,vana, on the ODD, has ar
rived. Sugars were firm, but inactive. Mo
lasses trisker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
BY Yesterday Evenings Malls.

Rev. w. W. Bennett, Of this city, ad,
dressed the citizens of Winchester, at the
Cur, House, in that place, on Saturday even,
us last, on the subject Of the difficulties be-
tween the VI. L. Church, and the NJ. +
Church S1uth, on the slavery question. lie
went to Winchester by invitation of mem
hers of the Church there, attached to the
Baltimore Conference, for the purpose of or
ganizing church under the governmentof,h the
Southern NJ. +. Conference. The large hall
of the Court nouse was filled with ladies and
gentlemen who listened attentively to the re-
marks Of the Rev. gentlemen, which occu-
pied an hour half in their delivery and are
highly spoken OF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

vFIDDLrBURG ACADEMl.--The FIST
III session O. this Schoo will commence the
1T o. September next, and close the last OF
June following. 1t is designed to be pFeparato-
~ for the University OF Virginia, and the course
OF study and system of instruction will be
adapted 10 that purpose. The boarders will be
limited in number to 10 OF II. MIddleburg is
small, quiet village. i'll the southern part OF Lou
doun. about 40 miles from Alexandra, and
from the Plains Station, on the Manassas Gap
Railroad. lis health iu'ness, beauty u scenery.
refinement of society, and church advantages,
render II a most desirable location !or School.
Terms For Board and Tuition, including
every tang except lights, S!zo-one hal! pay'
able the Isl of September and the rest Isl OF
February. JAMES 3 BAKER, Pm clPa!
IL For Circulars and further niorna ion
address The Principal.
Middleburg, Va, ~ i3-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
The E,ehruond Wheat Market.

Tie rates now current in Richmond for
wheat, are higher than thuse paid IN any
other market 10 the United States'-a seem
ing anomaly that is easily explained by the
scarcity Of desirable qualities of Virginia
wheat which alone are adapted to first class.
expcrabe, Richmond city -four. Gcod to
prime red brings $lSO9sl,35; for same
grades white 81, 40(a$l, As. The receipts Of
whya, by the James River Canal, thus far
tins month, amount to 1901 bushels, against
30 bushels. for the corresponding period OF
las, year. The total receipts IF July 1851,
by Canal, were only 6,547 bushels. most OF
which was received on the 30th.-Fred Her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The market, Yesterday, was quiet. Inc re-
CENT, OF new Wheat continue very hgn'' anu
number Of farmers in this section are holding
back their crops, expecting better prices
There were sales on Change of small parcels
interior TO good white at us, 1913, and 1859;
tae latter for very good quality, but not strictly
orus which would command higher hsures.
sales OF old white 4, l2Oc. The stock OF Flour
on hand IS light, with better en9uiry-prices
are nominal. Corn is in fair request at 7Sc' ior
white and mixed, and SIC. for yellow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
New York Markets.

New YORK, July 2s.-Flour is firm; sales
o, $3.50 bbls; State 50 .l06$4.l5; Ohio $4,7o
aSi 90 Southern - s56S495. Wheat Is low
sr sales OF 10000 BUSH; Southern white l23c.;
red l3UGl32c; Western red at l056lO7c.; white
lO5Glllc. Corn is lower; sales OF $4,000 bush;
prices nominal Pork is steady, at $l7.45G
Sl77a; prime $I40C6$l4.25. Lard is steady
ull4allic. Whiskey is firm at csc. Stocks
ar, higher. and tie market is excited Va. 6s,
~. No Is So. Sterling Exchange Is hrm
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

NOR SALE-Those very desirable Virgin
i ia lands, called "BUSHI RIDGE PLAN
TATIoN.'' consisting of ONE THOUSAND
Ayp SEVENTY-ONf. ACRES, situated IN
Prince William county, Va, 50 miles from AL
exandra and about the same distance from the
cities oil Washington and Georgetown. Up
wards OF 400 acres are heavily timbered; the
balance is in various states OF cultivation. Al
S7S.zS present, there are three farm HOME
.e#5.. STEADS on the estate but II might be
conveniently divided INTO 4, 5, or more or less
farms, with an appropriation OF abundance oil
timbered lands, springs OF pune water, NC, LOT
each. A market for cord wood and cross-tes
can be found on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, viii n runs through this property l
will sell either the whole in one lot or IN parts,
as can be agreed upon TO suit purchasers, on
accommodating terms. Persons wishing 10
view these lands, &c, will be shown the same
by Mr.. Albert F. 4. King, who dwells on one
OF the homesteads called Gammaville; ard any
further particulars will be furnished on applIca-
ii III 10 the subscriber EDWARD KIM,
2-eolm. City Road. Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
Georgetown Wheat Market.

We nave rarely. if ever, known new wheat so
backward coming in As yet but one or two
!o,s have been offered in the market We have
heard several reasons assigned for the delay, by
,ho.e vino profess to understand the working OF
such matters. One is that the crop is so very
snort that the farmers have tarned their atten-
ton entirely TO their other crops, leaving the
getting OF il out for market TO be attended to
when an idle time shall arrive; and another is,
hat mos, OF them are unwilling TO sell at the
present rate OF prices, and are holding back IN
hope OF an advance We incline to the belief
,ua, the latter reason is nearest TO the truth
GOr.c.acn Corr. Of Washington, Star.