davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
8rppflnn Gpmnnnnie.

Soteenbe 5erren fno SON mir ais g estaL Qeenten sbiaes
Uefeafbaft an8enpmrnen unb ermG&ttet Mpptftattcnen Smr
@rlaasans BON SaaIOts &c. in Der Stabt 8r0ptlsn ~enteessn.
%sunebmen. -
1. @barl. g5eber, corner Gbarl unS grpeRr. So. 36l,
2. sos. Gi6uee, QtebtHr. NO. 235,
g. Nnoreas 5afauey, corner Sprtus II. WeSlberpfr.
4. Wilb. @e6smann, @agtrfr. SO. 3o4,
5. 80. 81. S6mtbt, gtDro 9dptr. SO. So.
8. Srtebrt& 8IO&, g0ef 8alttmprefr. See. 736,
z. Spbn 6 Serto, Q0ef prattfr. sta 6o4,
=. yriehr. %gtssensert, Mdirns Bdftret, prattfraBe,
3. SDtn Rauf, 8rpabwap. nabe TbansSfr.
Ste Office Der @pmp. TT corner G9arles umb 2pnbarbfrase
NO. 40 ub taeItb NIT Nusnabme Ser GDnntase reaelmGBts
BON Wtpr8ens q bis Mtttass 1 ubr, metfens aber aud Na@s
imtttdgs 8eDfnet uno wtrb baletbf ~feGprtiger Huff 6Iu6 uber
aae NIT benz unternelmea tn gsrbtnOaus ltsbensen gerbalt-
nide ertbeilt. q = II ~
pertpnen, neI&e tn Ban. 0eretns i. " nasteaenbetteu mid ,u
tebrn Tanf4ea. mSstn ebenfIGs an Der Be- eidneten Steae Sor.
.fpreUen. SDbn 80. &Dtt e. 5enerdIsW eent Der
8rOCtlpn @cSapdente, SetretGr les Sadf NJ. Ieutpnia SO. 1,
e., 3, 4ltadOter- 30. 2 umD GOncOsbta-8 au. geretns.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16

Binf Safer BON btetemF suten Del fir Sod. unb aubereu
@ebraude, tein S1B Dber Der @alcut su rertGu fen tn unIerent
Stpre, gD 70 SSutbfr., no aud aas SeparslOrten su babea
tub, ~eennablen unb uneematlen. 0It
SUP "a, 1mt,iaE ser. 20. Wntt unb 6 ON.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
Gntee &pffbans unb QDirthfehaft.

elm ipt6es 81 mdstsem prstfe tn SO. 228 8 Gparlesar. i'm
fpgenanaten s%GRarlestr 5Dufe' fnben, aapp nebf Der Be
qnsafen Gtnri1tane unb SOr5l8li& .euten Slid tets aud
frtf&e unb seinnbe @etrdnge 5u BADEN fnO.
~ Stete sas bette pSeeser'fSe 2aSerbter.'
Mue7,1mt Sp9anu RIeGfeL.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
.rthern Gentrn1 @ifenbohn fher Mem. Mnrt

Dur6fabrtSbtletts unb ndbere unb aenauere Musfunft fnb
,u BADEN In Der xtdets Office, Calvert Station, NorbOf.Gfe
psn Calvert unp SranfItnfrdse, 9~altimOrs.
,3Hl26sS 3 ,.. 6. s. Mbrepn, Superintendent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,,s Sd ,st Gs % Sss n g 5ssss%nmsS T; is,sts stn mem 6 ssfIsn gasIitau
SbarpitraBe, mad go. SO Ncrtb @reterl traBe
ssrteet babe, - SD babe BIER me i'm altsn Qstal tinen erp6su
gOrratb pom benz befen Wetn- uab ctosr.@fFs, fSwis Gem 81.
ltebten MaSenbttter. Selbft eineemaGte ptdelS. TpmotOes
nnb anbere sinesma8te 5ra&te fab ffets tn p~craasli6er qua.
lttat su haben Bet GbdS Qeb ner =
cuu28S SIN Q2 Eretor0r '
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
Gine b6@ft feltene Oeleaenbeif.

Gin f6Dn felt 6 Sabren deficiencies S6ubma&er. @es6Sft %
tpesen abretie pom Bier nnter annepHSarea YeOineunaen btaiG
~ ssrtaufen., Das @eltdtt 1T tn Der Gdbe Ssn 8alttnprear.
Der Office bs ,0lefer."4 SSpn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
gOrrefpOmOens aus @euti4lanO*

OeadfOfsenOen 8rief erbieIten mir bon
einem unS befreunoeten Bemcbner 8altt>
more's, Der Dor un9efdbr bret Wtonaten in
@s1ddfteu uad Deutldlaub relSte uno gu
gnbe pteleS Mpuat8 3urdftebren niro.
0N;o 01oA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
Nprtbern Central Giienbabn.

ssa5z5E1Sa SerdnDerun9 Der AbfohrtS5elt lHsESZ5
TT12zSa5- uno Bulge. E1sSeT
aassa Spmmers Mrranaenncnt+
Da BITE NSrtbern Central Gtfenbabn iest pOlenbct unb Bic
gDtaiam sbure tn ppler Separation tn, 70 ~uerbtnbet fe It'd re-
selmGbts NIT ben 8lBen Der QDiltamSpDrt unb Glmtra, Stem.
gprt unO @rte unb @anantatsua @tlenbabn fur mad
williamsburg, @lmiru, GfcGelter, 5pracule,
so Miasara Ta0s, 8iusbumptOn, 8uffalO,
.a-a1a- Batavia, OSwesc &c
'a sths.DH unb
alien Srten unb Stdoten i'm mefliden Tbeil
ee8 StaateS NensOort unD CANADA.
I'm unb mad WtOntne ben 26. Suit psrben bic Bulge esben
rte falet: pahdBtere fur Niagara BalS, 8nfdlS, 9arris.
burg Carlisle, GtantberSburg. Qdncater, be, aHen BITE Gal.
pertftraBsn Station um 8 ubr MeFssns uab A Nor 80 Wttnat,
9aUmtttG8S. H-l @-Llsu $50.
Ourd mad 9fiasara unb 8uffalo in II Stuno.
paHaeiere fur ptttsburs, Gbcaso, Cincinnati, ct. QVuis
unp anbern weaIi6ea Gtdbten uno pldsen, serlafsn bte &ale
um 8 ubr NRereens unS 40 ller abeups.
Sur @prt. Carlisle, Caledonia, Bebfprb unb DDublt Sap
Springs, 5arrt burg, &bawbersburg, .3ancafter &c. NIT ben
3uaen UNI s utr Woreens anb 10 ubr Mbenes. y5iaa.ssat
MGe 3Iae halten GU ben re8uldren 3~ti~enfattpden
8abrprets nod @lStrd 81
b. Ntasara SANS 10 sf
DO. Buffalo ID
DaS @epdd rptrb mad alien 6aupffattOnen tn gDef umb
Nprtb ma tirt.
Durd bic 8plenbuns btefer Dasn bs Wtatdm sport rtrb
tte @utfernuna bS QDefenS beoeutenbo SertIrst unb MIR BEL.
wetlen Bite ReffenOen af mad fplsenbea WsrsIet3 Der Serf&ie.
benen Rputen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
@ / b { 6 a t E IT.

Stag SaH,
- So. SO 5anOSer ItraBe. 8alti more.
- Metnen tablreiden Sreunben uno Bsfannten
fOnte Dem gublttum TN aassneinsn MADE I'D tiermit bic PIN
aetse, baB tt Dbeneenaantss 9stat nun aGetn ubernumlneu
babe nno rnt4 tets benuben perbe, unetne @dre reel ,u beote.
men. Ststne @artenpirtbihaft
tn aufs bequtmse einsert6tst. @DrtreFlt6,s 9aaerbter, aute
D.tue ans Qtqnprs, fOpte audi Speiien itnb feSs ~pSrbanpsn
unb label 3u ;ablret&en Seiu@ etn y.
Muei0, 3mt O. QputS Wsters
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
Bum Nerfn,ff

SanbDl;
5,SOO,OOO SUB 8uu une Sdreinerbcla.
100000 S4inoel uno 9atten gum 0erfauf.
a6ir ientsn bic Nufmertlamtett pinttlt6er !8unben ouf nm.
iee erpse Wteberla8e pom 8au. un6 ytubbpI, sDn oaen Nrten
anantttasen uno SrSBen. - gBtr 1dnetben petstannec Ban.
hoi5. mad Setelun8, ut lcfern Seuferrabmen, TbIr,n.
Stntanun9in nno 9pbslar6eit au 5dbrifpretfer. Spretet pcr
IN unierm S~OlstOfe,, So. Ito 3isbtfr. gDtrfte, p6er @de SSn
Gutdw nnb Wermanfr. N ~"
San22-S Burns & Sloan.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16

Wilbelm 3eQ, 2ose go. 4. Il. 8. G. 9.
Die Wlti8lteoer Der WtIbeln Tel-2Ose &c. wsrbsu bier
bur& DSft@f erlu&t, In Der gerfammlunB am uGbfsm Dten
infGg BEN IL. 6tefes su er &einen, ba pt&tige 8eratbanesn gum
@ep. Greb. @ erma an, 81. g.
sSWtO -..Era 0eD. SO. T nj. Ger. gr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
Deutl6e8
Mrbett Wacbipeifu mas Bureau,
Serlan0f-

@,. Serlan9t:
8uGe tn SarrfUnfr. SO. 81. V"'"'
" 6. gDddnPr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
gu O%erfoufen.

/. n. Weludt:
QOSeis %S .n ! 80 Sabren gum 8esetauffesen In Re. 5.
o~'IWt y % u. MdIhprta r sd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-16
m Oeufidbe Tdnss@dbnle
lr &tnDer unD5 Is adj G n

Or. 6. nib gieeprdFbsnt.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
[By telegraph to southampton.l


LIvEnrooL, August 25--Cotton. Our cotton market
is active this week. and with renewed confidence
prices tend upward the fine qualities of American being
already ll6d higher than Friday last The sales Of
the three days have been So 900 bales of which 900
to spectators, and 4, 900 for export
The Manchester market sympathizes with Liverpool
and all qualities Of goods slightly higher.
observation-disclosures Richardson, Spence s. Co. state
that the weather has become favorable for harvesting
checking the advancing tendency in the brcadstus mar
ket Flour is quiet but prices remain steady at the
rates advised per Africa, viz Western 20 a 2ls.;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls Cd. 22s.; Ohio 22s
a % s. 6 d.
The wheat market is generally steady, with very
firm feeling in choice descriptions of red Red Western
5s. Cd 6s. 3d.; do. Southern IS. r 6s 3D.; white
Western 6s Gs 3d.; do. Southern g. Cd 7s 3d.
Corn dull and quotations unchanged yellow 33s. Cd
34s.; prime white 34s. 34s. Cd
Provisions market for provisions continues steady
the business transacted being mainly of retail character
Produce-Sugar is quiet, but there is change to
note in prices Coffee is dull at last quoted rates. Ashes
steady at Sis. Cd. 32s. for potts. and 32s Cd for
pearls Linseed oil is unchanged at 34s. 34s Cd
Rosn is steady at As 3D. for Spirits turpen-
tine also remains steady at 1885,
LONDON MARKRTs-In the London markets wheat and
-four dull but without change in price Cotton has
advanced td per pound Coffee is firm Rice firm
Tea unaltered Tallow steady.
LONDON MONEY MARsn. n.--Consols closed on Tuesday
the Gath, at 96a a 96B for both money and account.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
Fall or THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
[rrom the New Orleans Crescent, Sept. IL

leron the New Orleans Crescent sept IL
Several weeks ago the river receded from high flood
mark and continued to fall, though slowly For few
days past however, the fall has been rapid and 1t has
disclosed fact which is not only interesting and spr
ing to of science but dsagreeabeto steamboat men,
and perfectly appalling to the essees of section
of the steamboat landing.
This fact is the formation OF several of new bat
ure, in front of the landing between Canal and ST. Louis
streets During the long continuance of the muddy food
the big eddy whose outer edge sweeps that part of the land
ing which have designated the inner segment of the
semicrcle from which New Orleans, in the last century
derived the appelaton of the Crescent city has been
filed up with more mud than any one flood ever
before known to deposit 1t is mud that has to be
felt after with dredging machines but new addition to
the shore rising high above the water and forbdding
the approach of any steamboat other decent sized craft
from reaching the woodwork of the eyee As everybody
knows there is slant of the woodwork down to the
water called the apron of the levee and this apron
has always been the first thing touched by the incoming
steamers.
Yesterday the fall of the river disclosed the astounding
fact that the muddy deposit of the food had actually
overcome the outer depths of the water and opened its
mouth to swallow the evec The mud in several places
found to be up to and the edge of the apron"
and it was at made apparent that nothing could be
more ridiculous than for any steamer 81 any prctensons
to make any sort of q landing.
The now mud bar in front Of the second district steam
boat landing was of course object of the greatest In
ercst to great crowds Of people. 1t solid that
the Vagram boys ran up and down and roicked upon it
with the widest gee Crowds of people scattered
along looking at the agents and friends Of the coast
steamers regarding IL with astonsImcn and alarm and
the new esees of that part of the wharves looking upon
it as something little less appalling than the uphcava OF
an earthquake
To render the spectacle still more interesting, the
steamer Bluff City, which the day before had loaded in
bsstu ignorance of the quagmre which fondcd her
keel was regularly stuck She had her foot In il up to
her knee and the ambitious steam tug was irving des
peacly TO pull her out Whether she succeeded or not
did not wait to hear And dredgc-boat was steam
ing and digging away for dear life to open channel
through the mud for the Algers ferry boat at tho foot
,f Canal street SO much mud seen before bv
the oldest inhabtnnt and nothing sudden and 80
serious before attempted TO blockade the New Or
cans landing.
As.we look upon it, one thing is the essecs of |
hat part Of the landing viii have TO dig up enough
mud 20 gill half the swamp back of town build the |
sharves half square further out into the river
! is a nice job for the contractors any way you
boose 70 look at t.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

Inc New Orleans Bee asserts that tho mortality from
seow ieyer IN that city this year will bear no compari.
@ whatever with the dcsolating results of the fever of
other words that there is not the same proportion
eno" among the unaeolmated The apparent differ
ene s TO be explained by the meagrcness of material
% os compared with its abundance in 53 The fever of
@ @ year broke out after total exemption five years.
% u 'ne consequent vast accumulation of unacclimacd
Those who were spared in 1858 underwent the
Is,natng Is process during the successive epdemcs of
soof ana 1896 so that in 1856 there was probably but
Suiah i per eenage of the population liable to fever
- no doubt has somewhat increased during two years
but we question greatly whether the actual
sp, ~ ,he unacclimatcd at the commencement OF the
summer of 1853 equallcd onc.thir that of 1854 allon
m TINS great disparity, have little doubt that the
'"enie is just us severe now then.
e examination of the person supposed to know some
M oi the whereabouts of Mrs Brennan has resulted IN
is usisChage nothing having been elected which would
'y nus egal detention. The matter is still amystcry
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

TIE AMY AND M w.

The steam rgate Niagara is now preparing for at
New York for the transportation Of the Africans re-
Gently landed at Charlesown the SLAYER Putnam, to
the African coast Her orders to prepare for with
all possible expedition The following officers have been
ordered to her to report Immediately Captain John
Chauncey licutenants, j. II. M Mullany, Il. A. Barnet
A. j. Drake VIM Nelson, VIM Mitchell surgeon Ed
ward Hudson; assistant surgeons, Thomas W. Leach
M 2. Christian purscr, G. g. Upham engineers-se
nior first assistant, John Faron VIM S. Stanm, =. D.
Robie. George r. johnson, Mortimer Kellogg j. H. Bali
lev VIM G. Buehler Francis Crouin, George w. Rogers
acting boatswan John K Bartlett carpenter, Nicholas
Mager sail maker Lewis B. Wakeman. suifi-
cent to work the Niagara will be shipped rapidly
possible The repairs necessary to be made since the Ca
bic Expedition will be postponed until the Niagara
turn from the coast Of Africa
The Navy Department is now busily engaged In pre-
pairing the Paraguay expedition 1t is to consist of thir
teen vessels all of the proper size to ascend the Para
quay river The department is negotiating to char
ter four iron steamers as part of the expedition
The United States steamer Morton passed Nebraska
City, August 23, with large command and freight,
principally of government stores for Fort Randall The
command consisted of several companies of the second
infantry, recently on duty at Forth Scott, in Kansas
large force has been concentrated at Randall consist
ing of six full companies, the Indians in that vicinity
have become bold in their depredatons. The troops
fine body of men have ever passed our city
The following il list of the officers Captain N. Lyon,
commanding Major J. Longstreet pay department;
Captain s. w. Crawford medical staff Captain w. S.
Gardiner Lieutenants Long and Bradley The troops
were in fine health and spirits
AT the New York navy-yard the Sabine took her pow
der board the 3Ist ult II is said that this
vessel will not sail for five six weeks The Relief store
ship has her cargo board and will he despatched
for AspinwalI The Supply toreshp is receiving ord
and other stores for the Paraguay expedition 1t
expected that she will be the first vessel depart on
that service. Work has already been commenced tho
San Jacnto preparatory to rettng her. The Niagara
s open to visitors The ST. Louis is out of dock, and
the riggers will commence work on her at once The
machniss overhauling the engine Of the surveying
steamer Vixen The Harriet Lane will take her coal and
stores ON board in n few days.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

PnAorIcAL CoAHENTARY.-At the very moment Gov.
King addressing the guests at the municipal dinner
eulogzng the greatness and splendor OF tho Empire
State and the character of its institutions, nuriaed
mob engaged in burning hospitals and turning out
their inmates upon the damp earth, to perish with
posure Such scenes enacted on Wednesday and
Thursday nights when the heavens lighted by the
torch of the inceudary and all law well the ordinary
claims of humanity set at Defiance WILL If often repeat
ed bring contempt upon all that has been boas and
convert into scathing satire accustomed culogies
served up public occasionsNe~ York Journal Of com
saerce.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
THE WHEAT TRADE OF RICHMOND.
From the Richmond whig, Sept. 4,h.l

t-''-H7'
In Yesterday market report there appeared tabular
comparative statement of the receipts of wheat at Rich
mond which, from the fact of its appearing in the com
merciai column, may have escaped the attention of a
large class OF readers who seldom refer that depart
mcnt This statement disclosed the very interesting fact
That about bushels wheat was received here
during July and August last than has been brought
hle during any preceding two months within the his
o OF the city The total receipts by canal dock and
railroads were 634 SSi bushels against sos 6l3 bushels
during the months of July and August last year
lle aggregate difference of 100 900 was more than
made up by the increase in the receipts of Rockets and
The Manchester side of the river The following table
VIII exhibit at glance the progressive increase of the
wheat trade OF Richmond far indicated by the re-
Velps by the oannl and four railroads
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
xI,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

ii Century, Professor WOODS Hair restorative.
says (o Democrat Below publish letter to
city gentleman aue which speaks glow
have its effect when coming
truth the Doctor needs encomumn useless
puiery from the press
BArn, Qds,) Jan. 20, 1885,
PHor Gentlemen Having my called
tive, induced make application OF upon my own hair
which had become quite probably one third whte whskers
your Restorative, IT, found
proving ad wished used about twice week have sncs
procured which certify
70 tho world that the or white hair has totally disappeared bon
believe soft than has before for nvs
years am now sixty years old my good wife, at the age Of any
The deem your valuable discovery
% nas 70 w mss E, @ nG
city resident here FOR the last fifteen years.
above my attached your service,
the beauties OF na,ue in others as well as myself
& RAYMOND
BAInMops, JAN %, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Pnor Having tho
portion my the the yellow fever New Orleans
to as the very thing needed Ny hair is now thick and
she s,oa such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
and pastor Of the Orthodox BrookGed
WIN DYER.
BRooknnD Jan H. 1883.
PRor wooD: Having your Restorative,
moving inflammation dandru and tendency Itching
with which have been troubled from childhood and has ao re-
have used other article with anything like tho same pleasure or
proht. -
put bottles of three Sizes viz large,
dun and small the small holds hall pint and rcs or ono a0
proportion than the small ea for two dollars bottle tho large
holds quart forty per cent more In proportion and rs Tor "a
O. j. wooD CO.. Proprietors sl2 Broadway New York. In
Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market street,
And sold BY all good DruggisA Fancy Dealers
Il y
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

congress OF authors and publishers will at
Brussels during The coming autumn take into consd
Grafton the subject of international copyright Of
adequate protection to authors in their literary property
in foreign countries At the suggestion of tho Belgian
minister in this country Of leading publishers
have undertaken TO raise fund send deputy thither
and understand that Mr. Frederic s. Cozzcns the a
thor of the Sparrowgrass papers, will probably repre-
sent the interest of American authors at the congress
Nec Imk Post.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

The directors of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company
making another effort to get the Great Eastern In re-
aity afoat They now propose the establishment of a
limited liability company with capital of $3.50 900
The ship will be mortnged to and placed under the entire
control Of tho company OF the capital raised GEO.
600 will be applied TO pay off debenturcs and other lin
bitics OF the company, and fl60 900 to fit out the shin
for sea and to provide working capital. The new COM
pany is to be allowed to take dividend of 10 per cent
After the payment of the dividend with insurance on the
capital, and provision for and tear and depe-
ciaton the surplus is to be equally divided between the
old and the companies. The old company is to
have the power to possession of the Great Eastern
on paying the f250, 900, with bonus Of rs per cent
Mrs Daniel II. Mitchell, of Rome Georgia has dis
covered that peach leaves superior hops for making
yeast The bread made from it is quite MS light and
equally well favored We understand that the yeast ia
made In the way except that dried peach leaves are
used instead Of hops
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

[rrom lhe n. y. Journal q commeree ]

lffom tne ~ ~ journal oi eomnereeJ
The imports of foreign dry goods at this port for the
five weeks ending September 2d are Sl1, ,5I4 $40 The
total made up for the corresponding month Of last
year. comprise the receipts of but four weeks that the
imports have averaged about the throughout each
month.
Impots If TbrGga Dry Goods Ne,o rok for the Month Of Agu
KNTkImD
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

If the imports continue at this rate throughout the
the will not need another loan Most
of importers have been looking for sudden cessation
in receipts but yet there indications of such
change. Our market however, viii not bear great
weights formerly and the accumulated surplus abroad
is not large in days past that decline in the
imports reasonably be expected.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07
212 GREAT ECONOMY IN FUEL. 21Q

II WOULD beg leave to call the attention Of tho
public Gas burning Cooking Stove which daily
which fully half
by the which
cooking passes
double fire box becoming intensely heated the tho
CRATE gung with the smoke and passing flames under
bake resembles pAe
bakeoven also large tank attached behnd which
constantly supplies boiling water
patented and manufactured
Co. York. None genuine without
spurious article
patent which introduces the tho
the public be genuine
the solo
receiving few Of celebrated Rising
Cooking Stoves the double the Market being
ncn baker than the old Morning any
other similar stovc being heavier and tho
'S ' c. woODwARDs,
Gan & n Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory Z
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

ms is truly an encouraging exhibit, and must prove
Ba.ying to every interested in the prosperity of
nn0hmond We do not hesitate to express the belief
at the rates of increase will be doubled hereafter if
TIE railroad companies between Lyncburg and Memphis
",I haugurae more liberal policy than that which
noW seems TO govern them.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

Eight longer advertisements
twice charged 81
insertion the week The daily
cents Insertion Special notices charged double
4, he foregoing rates.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

AANTED.-A number Of good stone-cuttera ara
w wanted 10 for the Bridge hartford copn
", Maryland, to whom liberal wages viii be paid.
Aug 2S-dim HALLE 1 BLACKS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-07

rOHt
The imports of dry goods since the beginning of the
year $3i 43S 40 less than for the period of
1857 $50 2i6 l4l less than for the period of 1885,
but only 81, 1921 7i3 less than for the same period of
1856
Imports f Foreign Dry Goods at No York for eight months from
January LIST.