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Taken in execntian aud levied upon as the
property Of Joseph Fl. Markey to satisfy three
several Judgments against said Markey, one in
favor Of BENZ. Hughs and Hiram Curtis survi-
~ors Of Liberty Curtis, one in favor of BENZ.
Hsshs and VIM. Steel, and ono in favor OF
lienry Ford and Hiram Curtis.
g. M. MORROW,
March 81, 1883 Sheriff, n. C. o.
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Mankind Hsaders, but Believes
Why ara DISEASES Fatal,

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Merely beeass physi.i.ns prs,syilkss NJ
their ef'cts, instead of their ssaas, try 70 Is--
licvs symptoms instead Of graduating b ,ir rsSs
Tho action Of these Pills il presissly III, -.
verse. They expsl from the s.cr,tiys srsa~
and the circulation the morbid Mattar vlksA
produces INCLINATION, PAIN, PKyKr. DR.
BHirf and PHYSICAL DECAY; and Il, k.sj,
OF disease being removed its rslifeststiesS
vanish. While ordinary remedi~s only aGssA
4 temporary respite TO the gut,s.sr. 49,
pills annihildte the disorder.
STOA.ICH IND LIVER CONPLAINFg.-
These are the complaints of Abe xaiilis..
Few escape them, and, if neglected, thsy, -
to immeasurabls dangerous mals.liss. naS.
why neglect them when HOLLoWAYV P,ll1
will eradicate them as csrtainly % water -.
tinguishes FIRE During the last auartsr q
century these wonderful pills have been n,
tionaiizsd in all parts efths world. Thsy A.
admitted by virtue of special dsercss late Ne
doninions of despotism, and have BECOME -:
great household remedy in this eur own n.
publican America.
NERVOUS DISORDERg.
Death is simply total paralisatis. sf ~
nerves of motion and sensation, and a.y A.,
rangemsnt Of these dslssats organs sGsets AZ.
astrously both the body and the mind. Ts
the nervous invalid HOLLOwAY's PILLS are
an article Of prime necessity. They inpsG1
tone and vigor to the internal erTsns, as1
consequently to the nervous systsn, wAjsA
pervades and connects them. Hspes thsfr
marvellous cures of HYsrsRIA, NE8voss 5vDen,
INos, and other kindred complaints.
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JUSTICES BLANKS for sale al
his c5Fcc.
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SHRRIFF'S SALE.

BENZ. IilsRs and Hiram RY virtue of three
Curtis survivors Of Lib II writs Of execution
e:ty Curtis, Sissued from the court
VS.. of Common Pleas of
Joseph II. Markey. Monroe county, Ohio,
and to me directed, will offer for sale at pub
ic outcry, on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of ApriI, 1858,
commencing at 10 o'clock of said day, and con-
tinuing from day to day, until all the following
described personal property is sold-the stock,
wagons and grain will be sold on the farm of
Joseph H. Markey, in Franklin township, in
said county, and the store goods in the town OF
Stafford, in said county, to wit:
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COMPLAINTS OF F1AlL1x

Iadigssties
lpouslSs
lpAamatiel
Inward W0lAAa&
Liver ComplsilGS
Lovasss Of SYikA
Piles
eteas and Gravel
Secondary symptsW
Vsssrial A8sstsens
Worms Of AL haAd6
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1VVVs
GARRETT BYERS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
IN were, on the 26th day of March,. 1865
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrators of the estate O.
Garrett Byers, late of said county, deceased
BARNET MANN,
NANCY BYERS,
March 81, 1858. Admrs.
HIRAM II. POWELL'S ESTATE.
NJ Office is hereby given that the undersign
lN ed were on the sth day of February, 1858
appointed and qualified as Administrators
with the will annexed, of Hiram H. Powell
late OF said county, deceased.
MARY POWELL.
March 81, 1853. JAMES SCOTT.
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HtHEAP CARPETiN GS.-Just received,
I J from recent large auction sales at New
York, an additional supply OF elegant GooDs
in the above line which we are now prepared
to offer at astonishingy low prices viz:
Elegant new style English Velvet Carpetings,
at S.. rs 10 81 so worth $l.75 and 81.
Elegant new style Tapestry Brussels, at 90
cents and 81, worth 1928 and $3.50.
Also, 10 bales extra heavy lhree-ply do, IN
Brussels patterns.
These goods are warranted to weigh = lbs
to the yard. They are all in new designs, never
before offered in this market.
Extra heavy double Ingram, in entire new
designs, and will wear as long as most Three
plys now sold a such, which We can sell from
40 to S73 cents.
Extra heavy, thick, and neat Wool Dutch
Carpetings. very durable, and well adapted TO
Offices Libraries, dining rooms, ard basement
rooms very cheap.
Also, beautiful lot of real English Venltan
do, in new styles OF figures and coiors. these
are rare goods, and we'll worthy of attention
Also, a large lot OF the cheapest and best
feelings.
Druggets by the yard and in medaIlions and
borders, very rich.
Elegant Velvet. Cheueal, and Tuited Rugs,
all astorishingly cheap.
Cocoa, Ju!e Manila, Adelaide, and Velvet
Door Mats. For out doors, vesubues, and par
Iors this assortment ri mats is the most extern
sive, superior, and the most reasonable In price
we have ever shown.
Also. one bale Skin Mats, in assorted co'ors
and sizes, very pretty. They are OF French pro-
duction. and are entirely free from dIsag 'eeap'e
smell and very cheap. S,me OF them are ele
uap,ly frnsed with Angola wool.
IN DIR LINEN ROOM SANE FLOoR)
Nav he found the best, heaviest, finest, and
cheapest assortment OF Bed. CIib, ana Irad'e
Blankets to be found any where: -,
Also, Marseiles. Dimity, Al'endaIe Aiham-
bra and Lancaster Quilts, in all SIZES.
Also. a lot of we'll quilted Comforts, MADE III
the best madden colored prints.
New style Embroidered Cloth Piano and la
bic Covers. W.. c,,,h.
New STYLE Embossed Damask Vine LIONS
Do Cropley's Velvet Table Covers We
~ gorgeous and cheap.
H. one case new style Gilt Window Shades
with fixtures complete. These are "'''"ef'u'''
pretty and cheap .,o,aTo;,st II.
Our stock OF all kinds oil aoie anu io''e' Ii
mems and Cottons, will be found the most 'o"i
nl,te in all departments in TINS city
As we devote our whole time ana ai'e"uo'' ~
the buyins and selling OF Furniture Dry "ooo'
exclusively il is but reasonable to suppose u'"
it should be just so. .r,
Fconomical housekeepers, and those who wan,
exclusively select and nice things, shou'u Cal
md Iook through our stock. Our prices arr
LOU in ali cases. CLAGETT q DoDSoN'
Washington, nov iU-eoot
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mARRlE D.

rsnrs5ay. the llth instant, at the resi-
~ IT. VI Mccormick, by the Rev. Elias
:; !.. 81 p. D. MUNRnE NEWTON, Of
'',' '' Pors Ark, 10 MARY CLAGETI,
--''s -. If the officiating clergyman. (Little
~ ~, papers please copy
attn instant, al Pine Grove, near Wash
" - ~ me Rev John Lanahan, ALEAAN.
e. q ELLIOTT. Jr., of Mount Vernon, Ohio,
N %,J " LAvlNIA, daughter ofSelby Scaggs,
:, Of the former place.
- Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
y. .,S ycung. Mr.. SAMUEL BROOKE, TO
," lair" srRA C.. daughter of Charles Hill,
NV - Of Prince Georges County, Md.
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DIED.

@, w,.,,pp,on. on the 10th instant, Mrs.
r.,y r RlNGGOLD, relict of the late
-, :. T,omss Lee Rlnggold, U. S. Army, and
-'. ,,,., o, the late Hon. A. P. Upshur.
,..,s residence of her father, d. Rokohl, in
-. lam. Missouri, on Saturday, the 9th Of No
y I>5, MARY JULIET KlBBEY, wife
y. 4 lam K Kibbsy, aged twenty years.
I, Annapolis. on Thursday night, the 4th inst ,
...,..s year of her age, Mrs. AMELIA {.
rNgyEY reict of Ninlan Pinkney, esq.
q, n, 4ta instant, HENRY W., aged Is
~. ,or OF Francis L. and Mary f. PATTERSON.
FIN Tuesday. the End inst, GEORGE d., son
.;,.o,,. ". aud Jane f. Bradt, aged S months,
mi IS DAYS
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COM n Il itClAL.


Alexandria Market, Nov. IL.
r.. make, Tor breadstuffs was quiet, but
r. ,aDsactlon. were made, and the tendency
, ,.,,,I. downward There were sales OF
n, rai,s wheat al l25c., and prime red at llsc.
y,gr IS lull and quotations nominal. Corn
al, a, eyc for white and mixed. Rye and
,rrrh tuu,i
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Nv YofK. November 9-The improvement
/, 70 stock market is attributed to the favora-
b. condition of the Banks. The weekly state.
1.,, shO.s the following results: Loans and
.colu,. SI<6, 500, 492; specie, S26,337, 355;
circulation =, 6,933; deposites, SlO9,2l7,4iS.
IT,, SLOWS an increase on all the heads except
r-ce which has decreased only $370,462.-
he receipts al the Custom House yesterday
ws Iloll69, ard the balance in the Sub-trea-
Eiy vas S>>l5,s>S.
5rs,!s,ufs have advanced-hour from FIVE to
n IS en- low grades; wheat two cts, and corn
-. % ,wo cts The cotton market is at a
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$500 yeueIueka.

...,onden, of the Philadelphia
l's r,;,es, under date Porto Csbello, Oct.
tissr "'
= ~ c,,sn,;on 10 few days will present
The VO0s,;tu,ion to the Executive power
he oea 0S .,nre The return Of Gen. Paez
i:'iii ss ",,v is 10. KIDD upon by ell the poll
n'3' ' CO.. a. the inauguration and estab.
no . .s Of perpetual peace. 1t is the gen.
J:sHs'' , :. that be will not bold any
ia s,s but will contribute, With his
'aols 49,. and counsels, to unite the various
.'as vI M bring to power the most respecta-
?,'I', in IN the country. The crops this year
he ~ '-r rood, and prices have an upward
!.oNE
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BY Yesterday Evenings n aiis.

SAD ACCIDENTAL correspondent OF the
Warrenton Flag, writing from Gaines Cross
Roads. November 35i says:-On Thursday
uigbt last building belonging to John Pal
mer, at keysville, in Rappshannook county
caught fire between seven and eight o'clock
and was burned to the ground, and sad tc
relate, Daniel Ritenour, an aged aud infrm
man, who was living in it at the time, and
who, owing to bis in6rmities, was unable to
get out, persisted in the flames. A few Of bis
bones and heart, found amongst the ashes
are all that is left to tell OF his untmely end
When first seen be was lying on the floor un
able to get out, when the door was forced
open, which was locked from the inside, bu,
the heat was 80 intense that it was inpossi,
Die for aid to get to him, and be persisted in
sight of those who were willing to help him
but could not do it. Never before has it
been cur lot to witness such a scene, and We
trust it may never be again. The dwelling Of
Mrs. Richards, just opposite was in great
danger, but owing to the e4ertions OF the
neighbours it was saved. No one knows how
the FIRE originated, but it is supposed TO have
caught from the fire he left burning on re-
firing to bed--thouSh taat will always remain
q mystery.
The Synod Of the Presbyterian Church in
Virginia. at Charlottesville, adjourned on Sa-
turday. A large number Of ministers were
in attendance. Christiansburg was fixed upon
as the place for the next meeting. During
the session new Presbytery, to be called
Roanoke, was separated from West Hanover
Presbytery.
On Monday evening an accident occurred
at the residence Of DR.. VIM. n. Trent, in
Goochland county, which resulted in the
death Of John, valuable slave, owned by
DR.. +. John was engaged in yoking two
steers when one OF them gored him so vio-
lently in the abdomen that be died 10 short
time thereafter.
During the month of OJ,ober last, 226 yes
sells entered the dock of Richmond aud 224
departed therefrom.
The Port Tobacco IND Times states that
the Scarlet Fever has entirely disappeared
from that village.
A man named Oliver Jones, attempted to
commit suicide 10 Petersburg on Wednesday
morning, by cutting his throat With razor.
There was heavy thunder and vivid lishtn-
ing accom- panyiug a rain storm at Staunton,
Va, on Tuesday night OF last week.
Tbos. c. Campbell, e,q, bias been re-elec-
ted President of the South-Side Railroad
Company.
FAIR AT NORFOLK Seaboard Agri-
cultural Fair at Norfolk IS progressing, as
usual. Nothing of interest has occdrrod.
THEATRE---LIBERTY HALL
Lessees. ..........M essrs. KuHkel X Co.
BENEFIT OF
MI JOHN E.OwENS,
On which occasion will be presented the cele-
brated Comedy of
LONDON ASSURANCE.
Mark Needle ..............Jo John Owens
Favori,e Dance Miss Darlington.
To conclude with the laughabe Farce OF
BETSEY BAKER,
In which Mr.. Owens will appear.
RATES OF ADMISSION:
To Dress Circle ...............3o cents.
Family Circle. ........... 80. % GEMS
~
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VALUABLE ALEXANDRIA CITY PRO
Y PERTY FOR SALE, ON THE 10TH OF
THE PRESENT MONTHLY virtue OF deed
OF trust, dated April '4th, 1913, will offer for
sale, at Public Auction in front Of tho Mayor
Office. in the city OF Alexandria, on HOnd1y, i9c
18th of Norcmbr, 1858. at ~ ocioek d., the fol
lowing Real Estate:
A LOT OF GROUND, with the improv"-
ments thereon, situated at the south east corner
of Wolfe and Union streets, fronting on Union
street fifty eet. and running east and binding
on Wolfe street eighty feet, to an alley twenty
feet wide.
FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, with the walls
and building materials thereon, adjoining the
above on the South: each Lot fronting OF Union
street twenty five teet and running east eIgh'y
feet, 10 an alley twenty feet IN width
A LOT OF GROUND, with large Frame
Stable thereon, situated on the west SIDE OF
Union street, south Of and adjoining the Old Dis
tIlery; fronting on Union street ~ ~ feet, and
running west to Potomac street - feet This
Lot has great advantages, as II iloils the Or
arge and Alexandra Railroad Depot, and cuts
of several lots 10 the north of II from back out
lets. while Cars can be loaded and discharged
upon It without interfering with 'he street.
nov 0-eots s. J. MCCORMICK, Auct
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AUCTION SALE OF FL WEIR RooTs.-A An
auction sale OF Dutch Bulbous roots will take
place to-day at No. SO, King street. See
advertis ement.
WARRINGTON ITEMs.-THE NORTH WING
OF THE CApIToL.--This wing, which is to be
occupied by the Senate of the United States,
it's officers, and attendants, has received for
several months past a degree Of attention and
an amount of work much beyond the proper.
ton for the previous year. So fast indeed
has it proceeded of late that the new Senare
Chamber will be ready for occupation by tho
dignfed body which is permanently to sit
within its walls, by the first of January next.
THE NEW DINE OF THE CArITJL.-It is
stated that contract has been entered into
between Superintendent Meigs, Of the Capt.
tol extension, and Messrs. Jeans, Babee, &
Co., iron founders, of New York, for sufficient
iron material to fnish the two sections OF
the new dome now beguu; and that limited
number Of bands will be retained on the
works during the winter.
DEAD-Chas. Williams, Familiarity known
as cod Charley" who has 80 long been
the colored porter Of the au ction and furni-
ture establishment of J. G. Mcclure & Co,
died on Tuesday night last. lie was we'll
known to all the residents Of Washington,
and universally bore the character OF an hon
est man and faithful servant. His correct
demeanor had won for him the kind regard
and esteem of all classes Of our citizens WIN
will sincerely regret his demise. lie was
about eighty-fve years of age.
WATERFALL the cross streets on Pennsyl-
vaDia avenue, from end to end, where water
supply will be required, are undergoing the
excavations necessary TO furnish water to the
city from the twelveinch main which vas
laid during the latter part OF the summer
National Mteligencsr
FINED The Washington Star ays--Thls
morning, Mr.. VIM. Simpson, huckster from
Alexandra, Va, was arrested byJ. +. King,
police officer, for selling in the Centre Market
without license from this Corporation. lie
was tried before Justice Dom and fined S.,
aud the costs were added.
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AN ACT to authorize DR.. William S. Morris
and others, associated with him, to construct
and maintain line of Telegraph in the streets
OF the city of Alexandria.
SEcrIoN |. Be II enacted by The City Council Of
.4lerandria, That DR.. William S. Morris and
others associated with him, in the construction
of line Of Telegraph along the road of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company, be.
tween Gordonsvlle and Alexandria, be, and
they hereby are authorized to construct and
maintain their line in the streets OF said city, 10
such station or stations within the same as they
may deem suitable, and from such station or
stations to the Northern limit of the city, in the
direction OF ngton-ProvIded. however.
that the privileges hereby granted shall De sub
iect to all the conditions heretofore imposed in
the case of the Washington and New Orleans
Telegraph Company, and shall be subject, also,
TO the operation OF any general act that may
hereafter be passed by the City Council in refer
ence TO Telegraph lines within said city
SEC 2. This act shall be IN force IRON its pas
sage.
Passed the Board of Aldermen, 9th of No.
vember, 1873 Law B. TAYLOR, Prest.
Passed the Common Councll, 9th of Novem-
Der. 1873. J. n NcVElGH, President.
Approved: w D. MASSEY, Mayor
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RY S. ]. McCORMICK. -AucrIoNEER

BY :. u NICk.-AUCrioNEER
10y VIRTUE of a decree OF the County
ID Court for Alexandra County, pronounced
al the October term, 1858, in the case Of Smith
Il Perkins vs. Alexander H. Brown, and other,
the undersigned Commissioner therein named,
will offer for sale at public auction, on Wei
nesday he first day Of Detmber, 1888, the Canal
Boat ORRlSoN, in the bill and proceedings mon
toned together with her engine, boilers, equip
ment, and everything thereto belonging. Sale 10
take place, al the Mayors Office, in the City OF
Alexandria Va. at IL o'clock, VI.
Terms OF SALE:-One fourth OF the purrhas"
money TO be paid in cash, and the residue III q, Il,
and II months-good personal security TO b"
gwen tor the deferred payments.
nor WIS G. w. WAlTLES. COmmT.
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C.rnn REWARD.-Ranaway from tue
- ZtUTheologicaI Seminary, near Alex
au,irla Va. on Sunday night, tue Eth INST,
negro boy named CARTER. Said negro Is a
bright mulatro, 5 ieet, 8 or inches h'gh ana
very we'll built. He is abont % years od' ana
has very pleasant countenance VIII give
the above res ard OF $500, il taken out OF the
State and secured 30 that get ham again. Adj
dress DAVID FIlLHlGH, Fairfax I. ~
se,17-entf III e. WARD, Alex, Va.
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SALE THIS DAY.

NI ID ITTN UiI.
WILL BE- SOLD on Friday, me 18th day
w Of Ncrembsr in front of the Cont Housr
a GRAY MAKE, to satisfy claims IN my
hands. Terms cash Sale az 10 o'clock
nov g-4t JOSEPH PADGETT
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AUCTION SALES.
By 5. J. Observation-Disclosures.

By 5. j. Observation-Disclosures
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Al AUG
III TlON.-ON WEDNESDAY NOR \.
lAG NEXT, 18th instant, al 10 o clock, will be
sold al the residence OF MIR w. Meyenburs, on
Cameron street, between Fairfax md Water
streets, an assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
Nill NJ, consisting in part OF ! Piano, - Il,
Marble Top Table Chandelier, Hat hack Bed
sttats HAIR Mattresses, Carpets, Chairs, Tables,
looking and Parlor Stoves Nc nc
nov l2-eots 5 J. MCCORMICK. Auct
DUBLIC SALE OF FAUQUIER LAND
L BY virtue OF deed OF trust TO me-, made by
Mrs. .. d hal, trustee for Mrs, Mary +. Due
aud her chIld,en. will sell at public sale on
the premises, that VALUABLE FARM. con.
veyed by said deed, on which Alfred p DUKE
now resides.
The SAID farm is situated in Fauquer county,
p miles south of MICdleburg, adjoining tie
Lands of John w. Patterson, John d Rosrr.
Thos Middleton, and Samuel Field containing
1876 ACRES
I.A The farm has upon il a comfortable
G$EDWELLING, and the usual out.housr>,
barn, &c IS tine land. remarkably well w4'ered,
enclosed and divided with good fences prlnc'-
paLly OF stone, is in a very agreeable nelghbor-
hood, has other advantages which make II a
very desirable property.
The sale will take place on the premises,
about II o'clock VI. on Saturday, the ID OF
January, 1889, il lair, II not, the next TAR day
thereafter
Terms cash. but an arrangement may be male
by which reasonable credit can be had on all
the purchase money except about $1,000.
b p. holland, Trustee
Mddleburg, Va, Nov l2-eots
"arrenton Wing copyl
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Wv YosK. Nov. ll-Flour has advanced;
ut i4l5GS4 40; Ohio s530G$5 40; South
m$SS54J. Wheat is firm; red llCGl2s;
VII. ~ Western l2O Corn is heavy; mixed
rJ-sc. Pork is firm; mess SIT so; prime
81 Lard IS firm. Whiskey is firm 223S
.5c Stocks are dull and dropping. Mo. 6's
8: Sterling exchange dull.
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fFoi. BAKER will give a select SOlREE
:. :; :, ha',, on next Wednesday evening. Tick,
''r 70 be Tad from himself, or at the door.
ioy l2-S,
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C,UB>CRIBE AT ONCE If you wish TO
- secure copy of that elegant Engraving,
The VILLAGE BLACKSMITH and the
ART JOURNAL, with the other premiums, be
sure and subscribe So b. fore the LIST of January,
1859. Specimen copies OF the above, and full
particulars given, by applying to
NOV 10 GEO. +. BALDWIN, Agent.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 0-The Ketch Bro
theirs, recently seized by the sioop-ot-war
Marion as an intended SLAYER arrived here
this pornirg in charge OF LIT. Stone and Il
prize crew. The Brothers was formerly
owned here, but had been sold TO parties ln
Cuba. She Vas provided with slavsrs out
fit and IS, 7C0 in goli, but there were no sla-
yes on board when seized.
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geo r. BALDWIN. dealer in IRON and
TT STEEL. No. 10 f'orth Fdi,fdr Street Al
ways on hand complete stock OF b X,
BAND, HOOP. and SHOE IRON; al.o,
CAST SHEAR. GERMAN, and BLISTER
STEEL All OF which vi be sold at the low.
est price for cash, or on SHIRT credits to punctu"i
customers ~
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MANCHESTER, n. II Nov. lO.-The demo
Gratis oil the second district, today nominated
John II. George for Congress.
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MACGRti,uR'S VENGiiAIlNG STOVES.
I HAVE on hand the most complete assort-
m.ut ct COCK and PAkLOR STOVES
int mas ever been offered in his city. Among
nv Cooks are the Diamond Rock, Nevada,
Comet, Wisconsin, Charter Oak and Homestead
Parlor Stoves tor Coal. are the Macgregor Ven.
tlaring Stove, Backus Patent Radiator, New
Pattern Radiator. PaTlor Crates. ParlOr Cooks,
and Cylinder stoves. PaFlot Stoves, fo' Wood,
are the SELF Regulators. Cottage Parors, Oven
parlors. Sheet Iron Air Tight, and Six and Nine
Plate Stoves Washr gton STOVE POLISH.
STOVE PIPE, SHEET ZINC, sc.
IL TIN WARE al wholesale, az low as il
can be bought in Baltimore or any other city
n. |. GREGORY. IIS King street,
ortIS opposite Marshall n use
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

O..tln REWARD!-Ranaway from the
- ZUNJ subscriber on the nlg at OF the llh
instant, negro boy called BENNETT, mu-
latto, about Is or Is years old, 3 ieet . inches
in height, thin and quite good looking, and very
polite He was well dressed when he lett, but
the clothes he had on are not remen oered. !
will give the above reward OF 500 tor him, II
taken out of the state, and secured so that gel
him again He lett IN company with TWO o,her
neyrn BOYS Isep 22-eotil A. ) EkIESbf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

&-OTIcE-FIRE ms URANCE COMPANY
or alexandria, dividend OF four
per cent. on the Capital Stock OF tne company
has been declared payableio the Stockholders
or their legal representatives, on ana aIrsr , nufs'
day. the 4h inst. l. W. VA hh''
I--.o2w Secretary.