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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-02
Down and Up.

In the year, l849, young man, who was
rich, and engaged in lucrative business in
Cincinnati, became enamored OF a beautiful
and amiable girl--the daughter, by the way,
of wealthy parents-and, after hrief
cour.ship, married her. He loved her dearly
She loved him dearly. A fortune Of happi-
ness seemed in store for them; but evil
days came, and after a brief but violent
struggle with fortune the young man be-
came bankrupt He was left without a
dollar, but not without hope. The gold
mines Of Cali ilornia were open to the ad
venturous and to the industrious. He
would leave his beautiful wife and seek its
qlittering shores, where he would remain
until his fallen fortunes were revived. The
resolution once taken was soon executed,
He came to California-but the cloud still
hung over him. He was active, enterprising
and persevering; yet, while others around
him were gathering the golden harvest in
abundance, his every project failed. For
eight years he continued thus. He became
sick, weary and dishesrtened, but his pride
WOufu uOl diUW W Wink uouc ioi oS-
sistance. He was at last reduced to sell
newspapers upon the street for living.
A few weeks ago he was q: Folsom street
wharf, upon the arrival of the mail steamer,
and among the passengers who.-came
ashore, he caught glimpse Of a richly
dressed lady whom he thought he knew.
He followed her to hotel, got fair view,
and recognized her as his wife whom he
had not seen for eight years. He was
poorly dressed, but his affection conquered
his pride, and he Immediately made himself
known to her. The recognition was fol-
lowed by beautiful exhibition Of unabated
and unfaltering love. TIE lady's parents
had died, leaving her an heiress of great
wealth. She had not heard of her husband
for eight years, and, fearing for his safety
she resolved to visit this State and make
enquiries for herself. The lady closed hel
conversation with her hus )and by putting
her arms about his neck, and saying, Now
dear George, we can go home and be happy
as we used to be-" They did go home on
the steamer which left here last Monday,
This story is strictly true.-Cal. Spirit o.
! The Times
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-02
The Bible.

The Bible must be the invention of good
men or angels; of bad men'or. devils; of Ged.
1t could not be the invention OF. eooc
men or angels for they neither wouid OF
could make book and tell lies all the Time
they we're lwri.ing it, saying, Thus saith
the Lord when it was their own invention.
It could not be the Invention of BAD men
or devils, for they could not make book
which commands all duty, forbids all sin,
and condemns themselves to all eternity.
I therefore draw this conclus ion: the
Bible must be given by inspiration of God
Simpson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-02

PEacrrcAL JOKING - A few days since,
writes an attorney. 'ds was sitting with
br other D.. in his Office in Court Square, -
client came in and said
Squire b. W, the s,abler.
shave, me dreadfully yesterday ant I want
- come up with him.
State yout case says D.
Client asked him how much he would
charge me for horse and wagon to 60 to
Dedham. He said one dollar and a half. |
took the team, and when | came back
paid him one dollar and a half, and he said
he wanted another dollar ank half for
coming back, and made me pay it,
D, gave MIN some legal advice.
which the client Immediately acted upon,
as,fol.ows.
lie went to the stabler and said
How much will you charge me for .
horse and wagon to go to salem"
/ Stabler replied, Five dollsrs.'
| Harness him up!'
! Client went to Salem, came back by
railroad, went to the stable saying
Here is your money pay ng him hvs
dollars.
Where is my horse and wagonr says W
He is at Salem says client; Il only
hired him to 90 to Sslem!'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-12-02

(tTPetitions are in circulation in New
Jersey asking ,hs ensuing Legislature TO
pass a personal liberty bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
AUCTION SALES.

81 5. J Observation-Disclosures
SALE THIS D1Y--At III o'cloch, i. ".
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF NALjh'
y BILE STOCK. HORSES, CORN. o. -.
RE. BUCKW HEAT. HAY. tOlDtt,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. &c.
On "Wednesday, December Isl, 1875, at ! O.
clock. = VI, Will be sold az public Auction.
on me farm belonging 10 the estate oi l.. i.
Hardin deceased IN Alexandra county, near
B.Iiey's Cross Roads
pair superior matched Grey Mares, years
old; ! superior Saddle Mare
Farm Horses; yoke OF Oxen; ! Bull
II Cows and Heitsrs; Sow and Pi-s, Hog,
4 choice lot OF Poultry,
100 barrels Corn iCO bushels Oats
~ bushels Rye 50 bushels BucSwheat
300 bushels Potatoes
) sacks Hay; do Rye Straw; do Fodder;
3 Wagons; Horse Cart, Ok do, Horse
Rake. Roller Ploughs, Harrows, >hoveIS,
Hoes. Forks, Picks, Scythes, Cradles. Grlnt
stone. hay Gutter, Corn and Cob Crusner, tidr.
ness and many other articles apperaInUg 10 u
well orirr.d farm Also a lot OF Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS ALL sums under ten dollars cash,
over that amount SIX months credit, VIII ~.
ttlest tor approved paper.
GEORGE D. FuWLF, ! Administrator.
WM. p JOHNSTON, (
Al.y, Va n.v l3 SrS-eot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
Aim An AC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80

PORT or ALEXANpRIA-NO so
ARRIVED.
Schr Maria and Elizabeth Bowker, New
FORK, 10 T. j. Mehafisy.
>car Ann D., Newton, New York, to J. {.
Ssye,t.
>chr Ringgold, Degroat, New York, to S.
>nnn
>cnr Embark, Donoho, Philadelphia, to s.
Snnn.
>cnr Mary and Ann, Simmons, Chicka,
nuIen wheat and corn TO Thomas Perry.
NChr WetIpqun, Murdoch, NanJemoy, wheat
md potatoes 10 Thomas Perry.
>car Henry and Susan, Radcliffe, wheat, corn
aud tobacco TO Perry Il Penny hacker.
Schr " n Harrison, Murdoch, wheat and
corn 10 Perry Il unybacker.
>chr -, Posey, wheat 10 Perry Il Pen
aybacker
Scar John P. Hillon, Ryley, Acquia, wheat
OC + Suite X Co.
SChr. Henry Finch, Davy, New York, by l.
. Menafey.
>chr Snow Flake, Weaver, Providence, by
SoItsn Mining Co.
SChr. George Deering, Pinkham, Portland, by
Eo.ls h Go
>cHT. Mary l.. Johnson, --, Norfolk, by
B smith.
>c4E. Planet Mars, Geoghegan, Norfolk, bV
Smith.
Sour lanes G. St!le, Corson, Dighton, by d
Lowe.
MEMORANDA.
Nap Venice, Whllmore, for this port was
OsdIng al Bristol Wales, l4th inst.
.barqus Matagorda, Gardner from Boston, for
"anington, ID. c. in distress having lost both
shcnoIs and 80 fa'homs OF chain, boat, and
'pli sails &c arrived al Newport, 25th inst.
Saiqle Ephraim Williams, Cornwall, from
ok Island Tor Washington, arrived at Newport
&,a inst,
Bug Catherine Rogers, Britt, from this port
VI Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole, 25th inst
NlT l. Hammond Hammond, for this port
"!-i from Gouldshoro, 23rd inst.
f., Nar Minerva, Win.iow, hence at Fall River
>'ar Joseph Holmes, Matthews for Phila
,S,p0a' or tuls port, sailed from Providence
%,a lbs,
NnF lngomar, Cahoon, hence at Hyannis
-vta 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
rnn ERCIAL.
The Markets.

,,,r Nov. 3O--Flour is firm; How
., ssl2t Ohio and City Mills very dull
s. ..rsed Wheat is firmer; ranging from
y. :. ssI.so, red $l.lsasLa'. Corn is dull
. ,'759c yellow o4G67c. Provisions are
'''' ,ol unchanged. Whiskey is active;
~. nc. Western ~.
yoRs. Nov. 3o.-Flour is heavy; State
y" A.. Ohio S. 3o4sa so. Southern
.nS1s5 Whea, is very dull and heavy
rod voc. Corn has declining ten
>'.- n;x.j sc. Pork is bucyant old mess
,+ 6s.7,5o, new sl77'als, prime 'a'g' s,s 80
s-, Lard is buoyant at lOsSlc4e-
s sssy i. steady at "A cents 40 Stocks are dull
N>ss Va o. g"S; Mo SIS 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
nov l5-3tawtDecl&dts
BY :. ]. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

By =. J. CORMICK-AUcTrcNkEE.
ENRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under authority OF Il
deed OF trust executed by l. VI Meteor.
mick, brarIng date on the - instant, and duly
o, record, the undersigned, as trustee. "rll offer
Tor sale at public auction, ON THURSDAY,
THL SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. al the s'or"
in The neatle Building on Cameron street Il
well selected stock OF GROCERIES, comprising
SUGARS. TEAS. COFFEE, and other articles
usually kept d, retail Grocery Store.
Terms cash Tor all sums under 80; sN'y
day, notes Tor all sums over so, and less than
800; and ninety day notes Tor all Sums over
SluO-rhe notes 10 be secured BY approved IN
doIsemsns.
In the meantime will be offered at private
ale ia the store adjoining, a lot of iNbIA
RUBBER GOODS, and BOLTlNG CLOTHS.
All the books accounts, notes &c, due 10 i VI
Mccormick, having also been assigned by sad
deed Persons indebted are requested 10 moE"
payment 20 the Undersigned, or 20 l. VI. Nc
Cormick. who is authorized 10 receip, tor ne
same IN the name OF the trustee
Pubic sale 10 commence al 10 O'Clock q.
". ani no article 10 be removed until terms al
sale are cowpIied with.
5 FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee
nov 22--dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

rsNO BLACKsMIfH'S AND OTHERS -
Just received at No. II Royal street and
f,r sale al low prices
Horse Shoe Iron in bundles
Horse SHOES OF assorted sizes
Horse Shoe Nails and Nail Rods
butresses. Pairing Knives
shoelng Rasps, Bastard Files
Blister Steel and other articles IN the Black
smith llne-ofderS received tor Iron IN quanil-
ties and delivered at less prices than from the
Rack-ou hand OF old s,ock-Any!!s, Springs.
Hubs. &c. nc. which will be sold at less than
customary pric,.-Double Barrel Guns al az
Iol, a price 1T SIX dollars. extra single Guns and
Riff at core spending prices. Cell ami exam
me JOHN L. CREIGHTON.
uOv II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

GEORGETOWN GRAIN MARKET receipts
Of wheat sine. our last report have been fair,
..oush mostly OF inferior kinds. Sales OF red
uEIuGSl Is 10 81 20, and white from SLID
,cSlsU Sales of white corn al 10 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
TXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF

INXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
~ l.. ". PURCELL X CO. RICHMOND. Va.
" p offer our services 10 Presidents ana Con-
tractors on the different lines OF Internal I'm
proyement thious GUUt the Stale, Tor the co!!ec'
ton debts due by the State, and tor MS con-
version lnlo and sale 81 Virginia STATE Stock -
Having every facility or selling. We are ptep"I'
ed 70 make liberal advances on st"ch nj sold
Our charges viii b. moderate. We also offer
our services 10 our friends IN tse country Tor
the purchase ot Virginia State, Bank, aud every
description OF Stocks, at The current market rate
without any change OF commission.
Orders By mail, either Tor the purchase or
sale of any security, will meet with our prompt
at,en ION. and will be attended TO on as good
terms as hougn the parties sending were pre-
sent. e. W. PURCELL x co.
Richmond, Va. nov 4-wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

I,LOTHING! CLOT H.NG!!-WHoLt-
i SALE AND RfTAlL-t 4 AND
W IN TEX STYLES Now READY rph
MEN AND BOYS - WALL STEPHENS y
GO. 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WASHINGTON
and lu4 DU,NE STREET FEW DOORS WEST OF
BRo,nw.Y NM NogK MIR WALL navIns tax
IN up nj, residence III New York city, Tor me
exclusive purpoe OF manufacturing CLolf
ING Al wholesale, and supplying our establish
m-nt n Washington with every description .!
GENTLENEN'S YOUT h : and BOYS
WEARING APPAREL, thst is ucw. rovel.
and substantial, 10 be toUUd m he New l"!k
market. We will Therefore be enabled TO oH.r
at all Time, the largest and most fashionable
stock OF superior READY-MADh CLOIHiAG
in th's CITY.
Procuring our GOODS from first hands, our
customers VIII not nave 70 pay the second ""G
third profit, aS all other houses IN this city are
obliged TO charge. WALL, STEPHENS n %,
3zl Penn. av, betw. 9Th n 10th SIS. Wash,
And iU4, Duane street, New YORK
-. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
ma RRIE ID.

On Thursday evening, November 25th, at the
,s;erc- OF Mr.. Luther r. Smoot, by the Rev.
D. Norwood OF Georgetown, Mr.. J. COCKi-
HOPE LAYTON, OF Powhatan county, Va,
. Miss NELLIE A. LAUB, of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
BY 5. J. McCORMICK-AUCroSEER

BY :. J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ElRUSTEE'S SALE.-Ry virtue OF d" i
OF trust, dated the 25th day of September,
1888. and executed by Albert g. Newton he
Undersigned Trustee therein named, vii "h
Tor sale al public auction, ON MONpii, 'a"
9TH day OF December. 1888. all the RI R\i-
TURE, ard other PERSONAL PROPERTY,
OF every description, contained IN the Hotel
known as the Mansion House, IN Aiexan"r'a,
Virginia that is 70 say: Be,lsteads Mahogany
" alnut, and plain; Hair and Shuck MAtne.'r,;
Chairs. o. al, descriptions: Tables; Carpr''n2,
Brussels Velvet and Ingram: Mahogany. Wal
nut, and plain Bureaus; Chamber Sets; Nnr"'N'
Pillow Cases: Bed-sI reads and Towels "a'a-
robes; Chandeliers; Brackets and fixtures Ftatr-
er Beds; Bolsters and Pillows; Mirrors. &c Ne
Also, elegant PARLOR FURNITURE; 40
Rosewood PIANOS, very superior; Two rih.
LARD TABLES, and BAkFl&rURES; th'.
na and Glass Ware Silver plated Britannia and
Block Tin Ware one very superior kllCHhN
RANGE, curtains, choice Vine, aud Liquors,
Sc, &c.
The .urui'ure described above, i mostly new,
ot excellent quality and in good condition
Sale 10 commence at ~ o'clock, A VI on
the premises
Terms ALL sums under $50, cash; over SO,
and under i uu, sixty days; and over $500 iour
months credit will be given, Tor negotiable "a
per, with good erdorsers.
c. w. WATTLES, Trustee
nov l5-3tawtDec l&dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

p.nps ar. dlscounting freely, and the de
~ I.or money Oh the street Is very limited Tor
40 paper >... yorl and pb;lad.lpbia
'% .oms down 10 ) premium.
I.so old Banks throw out the notes Oh the
II D,U Wv and Banks of the Valley. The notes
''s 'D'' ,bq Tree Banks, however, are taken on
o. Nv, bv me Bank Of the Commonwealth
.'IS'. ,o,.. Of the Trans. Allegheny Bank are
J." AN. discount. Bank OF kanawha--no
s s..b and South Carolina Bank notes ] per
ecu co W. PER cent premium. No premium al
eset Tor SILVER
r.-Tbe Louisville Journal Of Thursday
en-, Tsa marke, continues buoyant But few
49,. have rauspired. A lo' OF i,7oo heavy
-. .od ON Wednesday at S6.75, and yesterday
~ ,aad a, S. 50, and '"o at 80 %. Dressed
.,,. rom wagons are purchased
H. number killed up 10 las, evening around
..c,u, VA. 100000 head, and nea'ly all the
~, we're ull The number estimated to be
ma around the falls this season will not eN.
49, $4,000 mead. 1t is generally believed
49,, n. season here will close by the 10th prox'
In confirmation of what We have already
-.r,onrd in regard to the great falling Oh IN
h. weight of hogs in Indiana, ILLINOIS, and all
-. Nor,hyestern States We are enabled TO state
non letter from Springfield, Illinois, that s,ooo
,,,, killed there this season show falling OF
thirty pounds per head on last years weight t
T.p,ucky hogs are all exception A lot OF 9Ct
head were killed at Atkinson's pork house The
o,ss, DAY. belonging to the Hog Napoleon o
y.son, Mr. Henry Nichols, which averaged 2'I
y =,
aths product very few sales have been made
On Wednesday 10000 hams were sold at u cts
months. interest added, and yesterday tn
grease and gut and head lard OF one OF the New
Albany pork houses at and ~ cts the Pur
,,s.,r furnishing packages. THIS is equal t
sand ~ cts, packages included, here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

ST Louis. Nov. 29.--The California over
land m5il With dates Of November lSt arrived
last rIsht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
By ). J. MCCORMICK -AUCTIosEEE
SALE THIS DAY.

nY VIRTUE of decree OF the Courr"
ID Court tor Alexandra County, pronounced
al the October term, 1885, in the CASE OF SmIiu
" Perkins Us Alexander II. Brown, and oihel-.
the undersigned Commissioner therein maru'',
will oher for sale al public auction, az ii"i.
nesddy The FRS ddy Of Decfmber, 1898. Tie '"!a'
Boat ORRlsDN, in the bill ard proceedings tnr'.
toned, together with her engine, bolLels, rnuP =.
menr. and es erything thereto belonging Sal" ~
ldkr place, al the Mayors Oiice. IN the tl'' G.
Alexandria Va al II o'clock NJ.
Terms OF >ALE--Oue fourth OF the pgrchas"
money 10 be paid in cash, and the residue Im4 ID,
and - months-good personal security 10 10"
given tor the deferred payments.
nov wis {. w. NA1TLES. Comm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

AVAILABLE LAND FOR SALE OR ~.
\ CHANGE.--l wall sell a. exchange On r..
HUNDRED ACRES OF the braut!nl VA LEY
OF CAMERON. situated in Fairfax County
about one mile west OF Alexandra, between
the Little River Turnpike and Cameron Run
roads, and Joining the Cameron Dls'illery. for
properly in Alexandria. Washington City, or
any OF the upper Counties OF Virginia. Ihlr
property Is beautifully situated tor farming
purposes IN hIgn state 81 cultivation. and
finely wdtered Persons wishing 10 pufchds~
will lind my son on the premises
nov 2-polu Isl, BARD WINDSOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

CLEVELAND, Nov 80 Hiram Cole, cbarg-
ed with poisoning bis wife, at CbaGrin Falls;
Oaio, was acquitted yesterday morning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

iENkUSIEf.o NUllLE.-By deed OF trust
exrca;et by the members o The ia'e hrm
OF + VI McCormlcK x Brother, dated on the -
instant, and duly OF record, all the book &C
counts. Notes bonds and other evidences OF debt,
due 10, and held h. said finn, were assigned aud
transferred 70 the subscriber as trustee, ioi va.
r ons purposes IL the said iced specified.
All persons indebted 10 SAID firm are request.
ed 70 make early payment either 10 l. ". Nc
CormIcK. wno IL authorized 10 receipt Tor the
same. IN the trustee nam. or 1" The unGeIsign.
"a : FERG uSON BEACH, Trustee
NOV 1y-yO,w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

70 WHOLE, Hall, and Quarter boxes o.
~ Layer and Banch ha's'nS' New crop
Figs, Cifron and Currants, just rec itv.d IN oie
and for sale by JAW; a. -: ~ ,. w,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
"a MlLN GROCERY.

Willy ROCERY.
No 10 King street. co""er ot ST. ASGph.
j. T.. DOUGLASS,
y! the LAKE firm Of FLEMING " DOUGLASS,
IA OU.D call the attention ot his Iricnds
" and the pubic generally, 10 his large
and General assortment Of GOODS,
of thu very pest qualities, "hich ne is prepared
10 sell tor CASH, al the very lowest rates, ana
would enumerate IN part the following articles
The finest nreen ami Black leas
Choice Havana Segars
" oTceStrTsh,re Sauce
Jonn Bull do, Harvey do.
Mixed English Pickles
GIrElns Chow Chow Eau!tiower
American Pickles. oi different, kinds
French Mustard
Pare Frgiish and American ditto
Tomato, Ha!nuf, and Mushroom Catsups
Brandy Pine Apple, Peacaes and Cherries
Preserved Ginger. Strawberries, Pine Apple
auG CIlron
Bordeaux Olive OIL, of the most approved
Brands
Sardines OF best brands
Cox's Sparkling Gela'lne
Muir n Sons Edinburgh Ale
Brown Stout
Italian and American Maccaronl
la2nmea OF baking Powder
Pine Apple, English dairy, Sapssso and prime
Eastern Cheese
Ground Ginger, Cinnamon, Alspice Cloves,
Mace, and Black and W hite Pepper, all war
Ianed pare
Ftesa HOLSTERS, Picked DO
Best Layer and Buhcu Rasins, in whole hail.
ans quarter boxes
C!tron. CuTraMts. Prunes Figs. Bordeaux Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01
- k Gi1
CANAL COMM ERCE.

---- CANAL COMMERCE..
ARRIVED, Nov. 80
'0sh iua Lee, Mnnie Slack, and 6. l..
''Tnasa' coal 10 American Coal 20
r. 00a' Lady Helen coal 20 Hoffman Mining
OOs' Mary Mertens, coal 10 T. j Mehaffey.
HENRY SHAcKELFoKD will address the Cit
a. vi Alexandria, OH Saturday evening next,
o'clock, al Liberty Hall dec 1T
c. we are authorized 10 announce DR. ). b.
=. :,s candidate 10 represent the District
,,s" 'Hoid hlng George, and Prince William,
,,,. senate OF Virginia, subject to the ratlh'
"iOn Of Dstric, Convention.
Gov Loft PRINCE WILLIAM.
= FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized
Snoance HENRY SHAckELFoRD, esq, al
4, H.. 10 represent the Seventh Congresslon-
n"uct' IN the next Congress-
AoS l5-,f
4 IARD.-Docr HAROLD SNOWDEN,
H.. v",ts his professional services to the citi-
Nor" al alexandria, and vicinity. Office No. 4,
- ti street. nov 22-tf
~ "ANTED-A VESSEL wanted to
-eafFy freight to Jersey City. Enquire of
n,voo GRAY, MILLER h CO.,
st corner King and Water streets.
" F7 DANIEL. +. HOOE.
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MORE NEW BOOKS, PAPERS, An
vi MAGAZINES AT FRt.NCH'S Book A.

MORE NEW BOOKS, PAPERS, ASD
vi MAGAZINES AT FRENCH'S Book AID
lEnIopIcAL DFpoT
lac Tenant House, or Embers from Power
tvs HeartnstUne. vol i"mo, * ~
London Illustrated Almanac for 1888, with
beautifully coIored ergrav!nss, G7tc.
By Authority. nie'rlchsen HamayS Royal
Almanack and Nautical ard Astronomical
Erhemeres for $50, 2jc.
Thompson. Bank Note Reporter for Decern.
Der luc.
The phiIads!phian, Newspaper devoted TO
the Drama, 3c
London illustrated News, London Punch,
Mercury Flag, Pictorial, Line. of. Battle ship
NY. Weekly Lrslies illustrated Paper, Har'
prrs Weekly WaverIy Magazine, and every
thing else in the Newspaper line.
All the new Books, Magazines, and Papers
on hand. dec
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AyORE NEW bOnK>.-SchaB History Of
wi the Christian Chmch-H!story Of the lhrls.
tlan Church, by Philip SchaH, d. d.. author OF
ths History OF the Apostolic Chur"h-IFom the
Birth OF Christ 10 the reign OF Constantine, A.
d. l-3lI. vol emo., $3.50.
Syragucs .4nnois Of The .1me'ican Ep'seopM
Psipt-Anna!s OF Inc American Episcopal Pal
plt or commemorative notices OF Distinguished
CIrrEvmrn O. the Episcopal Church, III the I'M
ted STATES. rom lue early settlement "I 'hr
country 10 the close 81 the year eighteen nun
drei ami Gity iIve--w,tn historical ln'rodnc-
ton by Vim 3. Sprague, ID. d., vol. smo.,
- 80.
TIE Highr Cuiainn Lys by Rev. W. +.
Boardmen That ye may be filled will with all
the fuEIness of God" vol. l2mo.. 81.
New edition OF DR. SpeucerS Sketches, III TWO
l2mo vols. 1880. ROBERT BELL,
nov 90 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

ItEO. +. BALDWIN. dealer in IRON and
II STEEL. no. 10 horth FdUfaT Street Al
WAYS on hand a complete stock % A X ,
BAND HOOP. and HCk>E. SHOE IRON al.O
CAST SHEAR, GERMAN. and BLISTER
STEEL Al oil winch will br sold al the low
80 p-rrs for cJsh or on shrt 'r"dis 10 punctusi
rmarntnnrs hEn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS AND
y SHOULDER BACON, just received IN
stoi-, aud tor sale by JOHN 4. DIXON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

AUGUSTA Nov. 30,n--The Mobile Mer-
curry of Saturday says most Of the Nicaragua
emierau,s are still in that city, but that
many are getting FESTIVE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-01

ltERyAhTS Wan led i wish TO employ
loT the ensuing year, seven male SEX.
WANTS Tor the Dining Room, and tour female
SERVANTS. Two tor rHANBL.h MAIDS and
,wo WASHERWOMFN Tor which a liberal
price will be paid AdGrrs,
SAMUEL HEFLEB0WER,
nov lit City Hotel. Alex'a. Va.