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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
Richmond stock n arke,, Oc,. s.


Virgnia6 p cent "a years TO run, no sales at
the Treasury.
Virginia y cent, shorter dates, sales 1898
and fiat.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales $931 and in
terest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par $7o-ast sales s723.
Farmers Bank Stock, las. sales SlO24
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Sl"3.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40,
sales S37l.
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, 1929.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
last sales SS5S.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed
bonds, Sd es 500, and Hat.
James River and X anawha guaranteed bonds,
par value $500; last sales $50 and flat.
Virginia and tennessee Railroad Bonds S72
and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds 1929 and
interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $50
and interest.
Orange aud Alexandria 8 = cent Bonds 800
and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds $5l and INT.
Norfolk City S744 and fiat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

FLOUR-lde receipts OF Flour during the
week have improved. and should the recent
rams nave caused d rise in the streams In the
upper country, so that the mills can resume
operations IN full We may soon expect receipts
Of much larger quantities. Prices have been
well maintained, and owing to the small supply,
our quotations. have exceeded those Of Balti-
mote, and in some instances, New York prices
have been equalled The market yesterday
closed hrm a, 1854 for Superhne, in large lots
10 Shippers Extra is in request at 70 2'SS
s. s., with very small stocks on hand. Fami-
lyD IN less active demand, and We continue our
9uo'arOrs At 1887 50.
WHEAT-Ihr market has presented verv
little activity durirg the week, the receipts hav'
Ing been light, and buyers inclined to hold OH
PIIc.s a, tie close o; the week indicated de.
cine, aud salss were reported on Change at
l'zc Or fair white, and 1850. for good red
las i4In,rs are now busily engaged in seeding
tel next Spring crops, and for this reason are
sealing but little produce 10 market.
|UhN-Market quiet, with light receipts.
ynSes during ths week have varied but little,
40 sales "vre reported yesterday at SOC. for
'ai'e Inc scarcity OF yellow Corn continues,
NcSasusject o. remark. Our quotations for
L" ctscIipiion are nominal, though large
?l.ltly OF strictly yellow would no doubt
command our outside figures.
Mk-lhe demand has been and continues
""1 lae receipts have been light, and nearly
a.Onered mas brought sOc., though inferior can
!" oe quoted al over 75c.
"lS-lhe supply and receipts are far be-
wv me demand, and sales have only been to a
VI! moderate extent at 4UG45c., according to
f'''y Sates reported on Change yesterday
some small lots bright at 4ac.
NhDS- There continues to be fair enqui-
"'' D @HS5 IS tor old and new Cloverseed,
SO e'Ssz z5 for Timothy. Flaxseed is sell
Msusl5O
'O' lSlONS.-The market continues &C.
~ '0nn'ry produce is in very fair request
W S4O'e bacon hams a. ll6l4c.; shoulders
'Aa SIDES s!allc. The supply Of Butter
s'N' ahc the demand active. We quote best
" S4!Vc, Lard is active at l1Ac Eggs
~ supply al l<3d!4c dozen
,.t' LAG IN continues in tair supply, with a
=. V"and' We quote lump, delivered on
-,"I' al A6s4 25; ground ~.
'AAliLILERS-The demand for Fertilizers
" quite active during the week -
S'o'e "uano al y 8 for No. /, with a very
Tcs IoyA o., On hard. No, is moving off brisk
,T,hs" Columbian $2s; Navassa SIS;
h.. "rSican s2s, and California at $4s.-
"a p'0urs al $45 Sup. Phosphates $4a,
~. S.lPuia'ed Guano at $50 y ton. There
Frsy wen '"o or three arrivals of cargoes oil
srra .. %. 0uano, mot OF direct importa,ion.)
..ra, .-e week but owing to the great demand,
S.IT On nand is very light
~, w.-lhe supply is fair, and The demand
SIM Glote foe at 81 IS; Ground Alum 81.
Wv 100 rs. o e0"''noe' so0o -
=, atDdlS.-The arrival Of vessels h,.
salp, n.y. numerous, and Enights have de.
n.,,, s'%Sshcy, though with the exception of
a., Es" York, We have no change to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
Ale An AC.
MARINE LIST.
POM 1g .LrxAHcA,s ocronER :

ARRIVED.
Schr. Alva, Greenwood, Windsor, plaster TO
Cazenove Il Co
schr. Ann Pickrell, Livingston Philadelphia,
to s. Shinn
Schr Swan, Car!in, Philadelphia, coal TO
Wise II Co.
Schr. John Guest, Rainier, New York, to J. c.
Nevttt.
Scbr. Evergreen, Dogan, Windsor plaster TO
CaZ-nove Il Co.
Schr. Wetipqun Murdoch. Sandy Point.
wheat 20 Thomas Perry, and corn 10 Perry u
Penny hacker.
Steamer Diamond State kerwin, Baltimore,
to Wheat d Bro.
Scbr Iarsrtinc. johnson. NtH York, coal by
Borden Mining Co
Schr. Susan Bray, Naylor, Wareham. By T.
J Menaf-1.
Schr. Marcia Trbou, Bay. Boston, by Fowle
& Co.
Schr. San Louis, Ksichum, Troy, b. Fowle
& 20.
Scnr. J. B Cranmer, Leake, Troy, coal b.
Fowe Il Co.
D. a Lowe.
NEaoRsNpA.
Schr Minerva. WinslOw, FOR this port, sailed
from Fall River 9Th inst,
Scbr. Lucy Alexander, Alexander, hence al
Portsmouth, ID inst.
Schrs. Hampton, Edens, from Georgetown, D.
E. and Edw. Sade. BayI-s. from Bridgeport, Tor
Washington. d. C., arrived at New York 9Th
scbrs F. W Pratt; Nickerson, hence at Bos
ton 5,b inst; Mary Jane, Crosby, aad Angelina
yancieaf, Vanclpat, hence az do. 9Th.
Scars Sprngbrook, Heath. from this port !
" X Nswcomb, Baker, for this port, from bos.
ton. and Transit. Eddy, irom Portsmouth Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
Aie1andria Fuei Market, Oct. ..

The supply of Coal and Wood IN the yards is
sufficient to meet the demand which is brisk.
Our quotations are without change, viz Wood
we quote Oak at $36S3 IS; Pine $a..6G
$3.50, cargo prices. Inc arrivals ri cargoes
during the week have been quite numerous, and
fad ready sales. Coai-The receipts by Canal
have been fair, and the stock on hand is large
Cumberland Lump at S.; run Of mine 81 rs.
Anthracite White Ash 81 S7l; Red Ash IS Ia
delivered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS-DUVALL
Il BRO, MERCHANT TALoRs, have the
pleasure 0, announcing to their friends and Gus
to.s-Ts that they are now in receipt OF taelr
FALL and WINTER GOODS, Of the latest
STYLES aud designs, with the tall and winter fash
ions They are prepared to have all garments
made 10 order, i'll their usual style Of els atlce
and fashion DUVALL Il BRO.
Washington, sep 23-s,aw3uii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
ID Ed.

Or Friday. Sth inst. WILLIAM 3, young
est son OF Thomas AID Emily Javins, aged 4
years and months B The TRENDS and ac-
oualntances OF ID. family are invited 10 attend
the funeral. from the residence of his father, on
the LlIil" River Turnpike. on Sunday afternoon
al z clnck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

S1TRAY Broke into the enclosure OF the
, subscriber. TWO HOGS, one barrow, one
Sow No mark ca The oOw-mark on the Bar
row, crop on ,as le;t Ear, hole through the yssat
EAR; colour spotted black and white; supposed
~ De about two years OF age. Fac owner lie
requested 10 prove propasfS. pay charges and
tase them away ELI n L. PEARL.
Alexandria County, oct q aw3w'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
CHARLES B. TEBBS,l
NJ HARRISON, COMMITS
JOHN NJ. ORR,
Leesbury, Loutoun CO.. Va, sep Scots

HUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit
Court Of fanlax county, IN the ease OF Ha,shs
Guardian VS.. Hatch, the undersigned Will ssH at
public auction. Sd uTsay ths 9th day 81 Ocio-
br, 1865 al Russell. Steam saw NH, tract
oil LAND containing ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
lylng on tns MIJdle Turnpike koaC, and adloin-
ing Inc land OF John Powell and X K Jackson.
TIE SAID land is very we'll situated, and has
large quantity oi virgin timber upon IL
The Terms OF Sale prescribed by The decree
are as iuIious-l,ne tenth OF the purchase
ney 10 De paid in hand and the residue In 9, ~,
and ls months, with interest from day OF sale;
me deferred payments TO be secured BY inc
bonds OF the purchaser and retention Of the
title OF ,he land until IN. last payment IS made,
and forfeiture OF the cash payment and re-
sale OF the land at the costs OF the purchaser in
the event OF noncompliance with the terms of
sale. ALBERT y. RUSSELL, Commr.
n BIN arrangement will be made, II de-
sired. to extend the credits ON the deferred pay
mems Fairfax county, sep A-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
AUCTION SALES.


\ ALL Ah"f' VI a =. 60, ',
FARN Al ACtli'N -"i'' oe oi' 81
Tor SAFE, at pubic auc''"ii' IN !" ON u "r -'"j
{. once Oh Hs'"fS"iy y '"s ,1" u"y " O
Der. ls9o. al IT c,Ttk' =. "a ma '4iua1''
NJ AhhEl al" DAM fAhA, N'ns on 'nT
west side oil 'hs Mount vernon rp"u, leduiIs
rom hieHainii' 70 4iou'i' 'ef"o''' Gu oi' 'te
son'h slice OF IN "Tea' h"n''hS .fee"' III 'He
S"u''y Vi 10y ~
dria' (tne cL4hhei o. 'he 1feeh peing t4e CIVIC
icy ilme) called 'ALLhi fAh.i' con'ai"i"s
hlhl fl'H A'n''' Oe nc Same HUE u
less.
"a me Improvements CONSIST OF GOOD
.x.&-substAnl.i bAkN. nearly new a"d s'"ai'
FIsa Mr DWt.LL!NG HoISf. lie latef not
yet finished. Inc enclosure - almost Wholly OF
post anu rail ience
The soil Is one OF the very best, having hne
dark chocolate surface, easy 10 cultivate WIN
ncn, deep, DARK, clay loaIny suOs"lI' aHn'lfaoly
adapted 10 all hardening purposes (wI;h eastern
and southern slopes iJr eaily Vegetables as
well as all kinds OF graft anu grasses GRAPE
~, or nursery &C. &C. ppm .n.s AM
there are three Meier failing ofhiN0s' all ol
which stood the test oil le"t-ohe oil inein oy
pipes under srouhh, al TIMING expense tan "
easily conveyed into the cettaI oi Inc dwelling
house Tor family and DAIRY pun poses alter whicn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
.a.t4, 14lC Y.LEUn-.Eh.

ST. Louis. OF. IA gentleman just arri-
we'd from Fort Union. says thai LILLIAN AGENT
R,tfsli, was at Smuts. Bears Camp. eighty
mile. beow Fort Randall on the 24'h ult,
that the Indians were sAucy towards the
Whites and ia. serious troubles were appF'-
handed with the ST. ux and RiCares.
Arcrsr,, OFT. Sine rerurno iror1 Dual
county, Fla, show n small American UHJJrI-
". Leon county is largely Democratic.
SAVANNAH, O,t S-There wer" only ttrSe
;n,n..,, -, ~. rrdnl i.rlnlInr mo = 'n-ar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

Caule.-OHerngs this week 5000, sales at
a.756SlO per 100 lbs Tor Inferior TO first quality
an advance OF &c, per b on the rates OF last
week Cows-saes at 2 GS6O, as 20 quality
Veal Calves-Sales at SAL CTS per ID, Sheep
and Lambs-Sales al 2dS6, ior ordinary ~ first
quality. Swine-Sales at 500 1GS5.75 Tor best
corn ted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

TNRUSTEES' SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PROVED PrOPEhTY-By vhtue OF a
deed of trust from George +. Carter and wife. 10
BENJAMIN + MacEall and George w. Callahan,
now on record III the Land Record Office OF
Prime. william County, in Llter No. %, page
433. we the undersigned, Trustees, will sell on
Ibmsigy Uctpbe l4fh 1888. az Il O'Clock. NJ
~ tIont OF the Court house. IN Brentsvrlle. Prince
William County, Virginia, Tor the purposes III
sa I'd deed OF trust stated al public auction, the
pioperty known ss Inc sUDLrI FARM and
Mill. containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
more OF less, OF excellent LAND. The I'M
Es1 proyements consist Of : A ClCU )
III. DIV Filing, seventy-ilve feet front, with
oln-r out buildings; large GHlSl MILL, with
new and approved niacnlnery; SAW-MlLL,
with excellent running gear; and BLAIk-
SMITH SHOP. There Is also valuable medl
cinal Spring on the premises. The land lies IN
Prince William County, within five miles oi the
Gainesville Depot, Oh the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, and IS twenty eight miles from Alex
andra The Independent Line OF Rallroad, now
under construction By the Manassa, Gap Com
pany. passes near the edge % the farm, and II is
expected that depot will be established only a
iew hundred yards distant. The terms, accord
ing 10 the deed Of trust, a!e caaa. For further
Information, apply 10 the Trustees, or 10 Ed.
n. WILSON. Attorneys Law. No. g. Broad.
way, Baltimore, Mary land.
Go G: {, N W cAHLAHAN, Trustees.
Prince William Couaty Va. oc' i-drot
DUKLIC SALE Or CARRIAGES. HORSE.
POWERS. PLOUGH CASTINGS. AND
EpANE IEEENLSr ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

The Rockingham Register is in favor Of
Alexandria AZ the place for holding the Dem
ocratic State Convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

We regret to earu, by telegraph. that DE-
Edward Mcclure, cf Fredericksburg, died
Yesterday, in that place, of sn attack of par.
nl,sa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

TVARRISUN'S EXTRA FINE BEEF AND
II MUTTON.-H wing received OF John VI.
Harrison, esq, of Loudoun county, the prince
Of Virginia grazers' lot OF superior Cal LIZ
and SHEEP, we take pleasure IN informing the
citizens. and others. that we will expose por-
ton of the same for sale, al our respective Stalls,
ON this muning, (Saimday) and shall continue
to do SO every morning thereafter until this IN
s,alment is disposed Of a share OF the patron
aye of those disposed TO patronise US, IS most
respectfully solicited.
Also on hand Mess, No. |, and Family BEEF,
BEEF ROUNDS, (Smoked) and TONGUES.
J. RICHARD SMOOT,
not o-,w THOMAS s. SNOOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

RICHMOND, October s.-Flour-New Superfne
646bo3, Extra 81. Stock small and receipts
light. Wheat--The market tor strictly prime
bite is quite active at ! AS TO Sl.55; Red not
much sought after; quoted at ~ 20 to 81 40
Corn-Very little IN market; 1t is held at 81 to
IS cents Rve-Improved little; quoted at
10 cents p bushel Oats SO to 81 cents, and in
demand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

Il To The To.os Of The Corntyof FGuqu~ -
FELLOW CITIZENS desire 10 represent YOU IN
tn next Legislature OF our State, and therefore
announce myself as candidate Tor your satiTa.
&c. at the approaching election,
do not put myself before you as man Of
brilliant talents and extensive learning, but as
IT actcaI man, well acquainted With 'hr business
pursuits OF life, and thoroughly identified with
YOU In those Interests and sympath!es winch
bind communities together.
Fellow.citizens, must understand your wish
es, and promise you, II chosen, faithfully to
represent them.
Ny political opinions are well known 10 you,
and need no comment in this brie! address. All
| ask is "a free fight" aud canvass which will
render convention unnecessary, thus Leaving 10
YOU the largest liberty in tie selection OF your
REPRESENTATIVES. am, gentlemen your obt.
Ssrran JOHN g. BECKHAM.
Fauauier county, Va, oct2-ects
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

II 0OM FOR kENT.-The large ROOM
II over NJ store, and fronting upon KING
s!ree,, is Tor rent JOHN OGDEN.
oct 7-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

CHARLESTON, Oct. Prices have declined
6sc. since Monday. Sales OF the week ending
to day, $500 bales; mdding fair closes at lzIc.
per b.
SAVANNAH, Oct. Cotton closes quiet and
steady. Sales for the week, 5000 bales. Receipts
OF the week, Ia $40 bales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

" A CARD-D. K. blackjack will be
supporred in the 4,il Ward ior Alderman, 10
supply the vacancy occasioled by the !esigna-
lion Of L. b. Robertson. Mr.. Blackjack nee s
no recommendation as ne is welkno~m 10 De
an active and intelligent gentleman. and true to
what Is right. FOURTH "ahD.
Ok
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

Stock CATTLE-About two thousand or
more stock cattle from Kentucky aud Ten
nes4ee have been brought into cur County
during the last few weeks. The sellers we're
boidit their cattle q, higher prices t"an Tor
severa. years previous. We learn thai some
" our farmers have made purchases ut pri-
ces ranging from 2 10 cents. Owing
o. the ulc!iDe Of beef lrr some time past I'd
the scarcity Of pruvendPr, not 30 MANY were
sold ~ usual. Tne remnaDt OF the cattle vii
be taken to Culpeper Far quicr AID Loud1un
to be disposed Of Orange Chronicle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

Tie new Methodist Episcopal Church ut
Mt. Meridian, Augusta unity, will be d"di-
Gated on Sabbath, October 10 h, At III &c ock
A. NJ. Tie Rev. b. y Browr, OF Alexan-
drla, { ormer +. f. OF Rockingham District
a ID other ministers will b. p:: sent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

Corn This article bids fair to command
very high 6gure--eug' gem"nts have been
made for new crops in The field al 625 cts
cash, aud some has sold at u cents, to ne ia
ken away by the rnrchnscr. We pr'iict tha'
il will be NJ least - cents per oushei IN less
than a month. This is attributable tn the gen
eral ia lure of this crop throughout the conn
trv, token ir connection with the wheat iail-
e. Taliey Dem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

TULLED CLOTH, LlNSklS. "c-
Il 10 bales superior Virginia Fuiled Cloths,
heaviest aud best made
10 pieces leavy Country Linseys
30 do. "a and A do
Georgia Kerseys and Plaids
Nos. | and 2 Osnaburss. Bro Cottons. Plaid
Domestics, Chambrys and Osnaburg Prints
Also, Heavy Pulled Cloth Coats and jackets
all sizes. for Servants; large lot OF Negro
Blankets, to all of which we invite the specia
attention of the Country trade.
oc, O. g. K. WILMER & BROS.
rCm Observer, Fairfax News, Marlboro Gaz,
Port Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

SUDDEN pEATu --rhis morning, about
eight O'clock, Mc. Felix Ricnard, clerk 10
Gsutier's Salon, died quite snddauly. H.
was appsrse'ly we'll ard perSung b;s rs 'al
asocstion when those uest ala, observed q
oonvui-Ive twitching ao,u: bis mouth. Taey
case tiiG every assstancs. bus IN less than
sen NJ Dptes hs vas a corpse.- Wash Sto* IF
yesterday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09
The ATkets.

BALTIMORE, Oct s.-Flour is heavy Ohio
s5.37-a decline of l2ic; Howard street 1897
6S55O. Wheat is sitter; good to prime red
liUGl2Oc white 800 l40c Corn is firm; white
756ssc yellow s3GS6c. Provisions are un-
changed in price, but the market exhibited a
better demand.
New YORK, Oct. S-Flour Is heavy sales
9 UO bbs; State S4.s06 81 ~; Chic IS 2alTb5.-
40; Southern Sa4$5.5O. Wheat is slightly low.
er sales $4,000 bush; Western red ll%6 lSc.
Corn is dull sales 10000 bush; white 7oGsOc.;
yellow ssG90c. Pork is steady. Lard is steady
at l04Glc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

ROBBERY The store Of Mr.. Wesley Sum.
mers, al tne upper end OF King street, WAS
entered Oh Thursday nigft, and robbed OF
some money, tobacco, and other artic es.--
the entrance was effected through the side
window If the second story OF the store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

CONDITION OF Mr.. CLEMENs--The Peters.
burg Press says, "we are sorry to learn from
private source that Mr.. Clemeus was not
80 well, or his condition quite so PROMISE g
Yesterday. Oar informant states that be IL
suffering nue.: pain"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

On Monday last, Court day, tie democracy
Of K ,ckbridse held a meeting, in Lexington,
At which delegates were appointed to represent
the County in the next Democratic Guberra-
tori.l Convention, aud resolutions were pas
ssd endorsing thc course and warmly adv"ra-
ting the claims # the Hop j 'hn L'.'cher, and
nsruc,irg the delegates t. so'n fpr his nom.
ration as the choice OF the Democracy OF
h ckbriige for Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

The Culpcrrr Observer sayN:-On recent
visit to R,ppahanncck County, We were
pleased t. learn that more than an average
crop of corn would be made. In Tact one ar
mel t1li Us 10 had the best crop ut cora this
wear tnat be has ever before raised. They
have suffered very little tur the want OF ram
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

FOR PHIL regular
&apacket Schr. EuBARH, Don'ho' master
viii take what freight may offer this day hp-
ply TO the Captain on board or to -,
oct Git s SHlNN. No South "harVes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

The Blue Ridge Republican sayS:-o'
Bradford, esq, OF Culpeper county has just
returned from the State of Vermont, where
he purchased. for his farm here, bc;weeo three
and four hundred sheep of the best breeds
They are expected to arrive IN few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

<yOAL! COAL!-P.r Schooner Swan Rt'p
and WHITE ASH, broken for furnaces
shoat. Send in YOUR orders a. II is less IRON Tue
vessel. Delivering to-day and tomorrow:
WISE n co,
oct o-3t King, between Union Water SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

SAVANNAH, Oct. S.-There wer" only ttr'e
INTERN M yy. prdav ,"r'ni'rr nrH = '"""r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

The National Foundry" is again up for
discussion, aud, Of course. the newspapers
are every where putting IN for their Owe !c.
cslitiss. LIT Us keep Ihrand'ia, AT the
proper tine," before the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

BoyEAu's PANORAMA Of Australia aid
China, was exhibited at Liberty Hall last
niyht ard is said to he beautiful work Of
art. Those who can conveniently, should 60
TO zee il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-09

4 uCThIN SALE OF RIO AND SANTOS
n COFFEE, AND FINE SALT, AT RICH
NOND, VA-Just received per Barks PartE;an,
and Vlrguni,n direct from Rio de Janeiro, and
ship Kalamaz, dnect from Liverpool on
fRlD y, GcroBsR 18th, we will offer tor SAFE,
at Auction al on. Warehouse, head OF the Dock
5000 BAGS kIO COFFEE, portion new crop,
and SUPERIOR
900 BAGS SANTOS COFFEE, il 100 lbs.
bags
. 900 SACKS LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.
EDMUND DAVENPORT II co.
Richmond Va oct b-tts
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-12-10
MARRIED

In Sandstone Jackson Co, Mich. on the .ih inst.
by the Rev. David Winton. L. r. HAREisoN, Edi-
tor and Publisher of the True Northerner," Paw
Paw, Mich. to Mrs. K. A. TYLER, nlso of Paw
Paw.
The secret Is ont The long talked of decd i.
done, and VIC, poor doludod Printers, although hay
ing had proscntimcnt Of our "bosss future
happiness, have been kept in darkness until the
present tune Of oommittal
May bic supplementary felicity never cause him
TO be "out Of sorts; )" hiS po;kot, be Minis, Of
"qucin-" to buy "smsll caps" and that when bic
form ], pressed" in the chase" of his vooation,,
be may never have occasion to use the shooting
stick" TO "justify his wrongs. TrPos.
On the Sd inst, by Z. White Esq. Mr.. wnlrAM Il
GRAY to Miss ESTHER A. MooRE, both Of Breeds
vile.
In Lawrence, Dec. "a by Asa Harmon, Misister
of the Gospel, Mr.. HENRY LSpEsLEr of Decatur,
to Mrs HELEN WILCOX, both Of Van Buron Co.
Michigan.
My their lives be as full of happiness, ts tce
Printers werc of the cake they most beautifully
rendered us.