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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

NOR SALE-1hs property bought OF DR..
Marseier, in the town OF haymarket,
Prince William County, Virginia, about three
hundred yards from the Manassas Gap Railroad
where there Will be derot no doubt by next
sprIng-thr switches beng nearly completed.
Il contains upHards Of TWO and h'e-eIshths
ACRES, IN an obong square from the street
Ga back-there is good ID " ID Ii Nc
,tia, HOUSE, KITCHEN, NEAT HOUSE,
GnnNkRY, STABLE, CARRlAGE-HoUsE
Ac-Frmt Trees, Apple, Peach, >IcSle Par,
Apricot, +. Plumb and Damon; Ornamental
A.p.n, Paper L,a', Tree Of Heaven, Locust aud
Bird Cherry II ul b" Cferei publicly OF The
dyJ Lso"'6r "s1t # not sold privately
before
IERys OF >ArE:-0ne halt in hard, one fourth
IN ,ueiv. vulhs and The other fourth III two
Years with interest from date. bonds with ap-
proved security, will be required.
ID. HALE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The Lvnchnurg Republican says that Mr..
Shelton T Laake has never intended to be
candidate for C"ngr'ss, from the A!bemarie
district, Except i, may be subject to the de-
cis;on of - Dam"crati. Ditrict Convention.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
nv s ! Observation-Disclosures.

BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF LIKELY
n NEGROES On Monday 22"d 'n',, a:
ii o'eoek, A N. will be sold at the tavern Of
samue! Cats West End, near Alexandra.
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES, belonging 10
the estate OF L. B. Hardin, decd. Among them
is a first class man servant, accustomed 10 gen
erai house work who is good coachman.-
Also a good cook with several children, sccus'
TONED TO house service.
Terms cash OIL day Of sale.
GEORGE d. FOWLE,
WIN. p. JOHNSTON,
Administrations on estate of L. b. Hardin, De.
ceased nov l3-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

Coal TRADE quantity OF coal brought
down from the mines in Alegany county' last
week, was 1873 tons, making tor tue seaSo
$50, Il "A tons. The quantity brought down inns
season by the Georges Creek railroads. 10 '''"
tons; by the Hampshire road 97,'7s IONS; oY me
Cumberland and Pennsylvania road lsoo'i
tons, and by the Cumberland Coal an' iron
Company's road IA 1897 tons. During ,ne sea
con u 20 canal boats have cleared at Cumber-
land with 244 $50 tons OF coal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

"a FOR RENr.-Ihe large two story
IsAbrick DWELLING, Oh Cameron street,
between Fairfax and Water streets ! ne House
aforesaid is 10 excellent order, iurnisn'd WIN
Water aud Gas. Fer terms and further Pd'ucu,
lars, apply at FRENCH'S Book and perioaIcai
Depot, lO4 King street. nov lf-dl"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

4 SH6Y x WOOD take pleasure in calling
~ the attention OF their friends TO their large
Al elegant assortment Of DRY GOODS, em-
braclps every thing new and desirable IN their
line. An examination OF our stock by dealers
generally is earnestly requested. No. 10,
K,ng.,fee, one door from Washington street.
nov ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

MORT PLAIN SEMINARY, AND
i FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
" n. BANNlSTER, A. NJ. p.,io,,
Rev. CHAS. w BENNETT, A. NJ
A well regulated Seminary, with able instruc-
TOTS. commodious bui dings, and perfect arrange
ments, at very low rates. Opens lis Winter
Term Tor the reception Of Students, December
l4th.
Board and Tuition in Common English, per
Term Of Fourteen Weeks, thirty.hve dollars, y
puid Ia odv1nos
~ For particulars, address the Principals
Fort PLAIN, New York
WANTED at the above Seminary sl'ua'
ri.n tor a TEACHER In English OH Painting
and Drawing.
Fort PLAN New York. nov 6-w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

rEHVANTS WANTED-l wish 10 employ
- tor the ensuing year, seven male SIX
WANTS tor the Dining Room, and four female
SERVANTS. TWO for CHAMBER MAIDS. and
tyo WASH .RWOMEN, for which liberal
price will be paid address
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER,
nov l7-tf City Hotel, Alex'a Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

James w. Green, E.q., announces himself
as candidate Tor the Senate, from the Gull
pgper district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

VERY CHEAP FARM FIR SALE
n ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY IHRtE
AIRES OF LAND good led soil, well w"odeh
III with oak, hickory, and pine comfortable
d. HOUSE; good enclosures; never falling
slTra n oil water on one side o. the farm, and
bounded on the other sid" by public road
about mile from Sudley MnIs-near when
there will be depot on the lndePe dent Line OF
the Manassas Gan Railroad, where wood enough
might BE- sold TO pay tor the lnrm without any
inc ,nvenlenre OF injury 10 The land. nIs iarm
can be purchased Tor two thousand dollars CASH
by making early application 10
B I. CHM, Agent,
Near Groveron, Prince William County, va
P.incr William County, nov lh-eO4H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
Prince William County, row ls-eo's

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE-37
Y ACRES OF LAND, IN Fauqu'er County,
on the road from Realrron station. - n a n X,
ro Warr.uton springs. five mills from The tor
mer. three from The latter, and SIX from var
r-nron About thre..ionrrhs o. tins land is IN cul'
ovation aud grass, all we'll walerAd; the balanc.
in TIN Der, which nearly surrounds the farm.
n The DWELLING is small, but comio'ta
LIE Bile, am has all Necessary out.hui dihss.
$40 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND, III the
county Of Warren, covered with excellent TIM
Der, adjoining the lands OF VIM B~aty' esq,
who will give Information about the land, II
called on.
63 acres OF LAND in Shenandoah coun'
ty. all in timber, situated eight miles nor'h west
ot Srrssburg ard sixteen southwest o! win
chester Lew Punkhou-er. esq, in the neigh
bornood " II describe It's locality
Terms liberal Apply 20 Mr. Samuel A.
Masters. Alexandra, Va or By letter 10 me, at
RsaI.ror station WILLIAM A. ROSE.
FauuuilT county oct 23--2awlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

,EU. /. BALDWIN, dealer IN IRON and
(I STEEL. No. 10 Forth Fai,far Street Al
WAYS OH hand, complete stock OF AR,
BAND, HOOP, and HORSES SHOE IRON also,
CAST. SHEAR, GERhAN. and BLISTER
STEEL All OF which will be sold at the low.
est price tor cash, or on short credits to punctual
customers sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
e. Z=:sE - -
CANAL COMMERCE

CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED, Nov. %
Boats r Borden, 7. X. haldeman, coal 10
Borden Mining Go.
Boats Homecoming, No. /, H. A Detrow, coal
10 American Coal 20.
Boat P. h. Pe;rie. coal TO Hoffman Mining 20.
Bo,,s John Humbert, Utica, Denton Jacques
] G. Helston, j. James, Jr, Goa! TO l. j. NE
hafay. -----
~ FOR CONGRESS.-We are authorized
70 announce Henry >HAcKELFoRp, esq, as a
candidate TO represent the Seventh Consressioh
al District, in the next Congress.
nov l5-tf
FOR BALTIMnRE.-The steamer
asrSSDIAMOND STATE, will receive car
90 lur baltimore, on Saturday, (tAls day. leaving
al o'clock, ?. Vi.
nov 2Q--lt HEAL q DIV, Nsrn.s.
For PHILADELPHiA.--Th regular
Ill nacket Schr. RING DOVE. Johnson, will
s,n on Saturday For freight, apply 10 the
'"P'''" '" STEPHEN SHINN,
%, No. 1, s. utn Wharves.
DR RELL's AROMATISED SAPoNACE-
ID Gus DENTIFRICF, Tor preventing the
6.cav Of the Teeth and lmparting delightful
trasrance 10 the breath just received, at
H. B. WHITTlNGT"N'S,
,o No. 80 King street.
Jelly STEAMERS and Jelly Monid:, r DOT.
k,fo,o Crates For sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

LOAKS! CLOAKS!!-ASHBY WOOD
are now in receipt OF large and elegant
assortment OF LADIES CLOAKS-the above
wer. purchased with great care from the primer
pal manufacturers and importers OF this coun
iry, and are warranted as 10 style, bnish, and
price. No 10, King street, one door from
Va. hingfon.strset. no! lH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

rENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY -
ACCUnULATED CAPITAL 100000 90.
Charter perpetual. AL the pIohts DIVIDE"
among the polcy holders every Year. a sale
and reliable Company
Dr. K. Fl. sTABLER. No. 1913. King ST.,
i the agent tor this SECTION OF Virginia 10
whom application Tor INSURANCE must be made
Medical !xamlner-DR + J. MURPHY.
nnv I-enzn. K h SIABLkR. AGENT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
Commerce OF tho United States.

We are now enabled to present from Official
sources, our usual statement of the Foreign
Commerce of the United States, for the last ifs.
cal year The following will show the total
foreign imports and exports at all the ports OF
the United States for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1883
IMPORTS FOR THE YEAR 1887 IS.
Dutable Goods. ................ Seo'<""" $3.50
Erse Goods 6lOd4.77a
Specie and Bullion. ...........'. '"Z'4'S'o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

A FISHERY FOR RENT Will rent tor
~ the ensuing year, or II desired, !or term
OF years, my FISHING SHORE, known as
WALNUT LANDING
This Shore IS on Nanlemoy Reach. the next
below MARYLAND Point II has b-en ilsE ed sue
cesslully by the sane man tor the last eleven
wears and or the last two years has caught a,
many, It not more FISH, than any SHORE OF
the Potomac. To good tenant. the terms VIII
be moderate \. NALLEI, NaRjrmoy 20.
Charles County VI nov i--Wu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20
The M arkets,

BALTIMORE, Nov. ia-Flour is hrmer; How.
ard street sj.l2i Ohio SIS. Wheat is dull but
very firm; red l25c; whitel22G soc. Corn
is dull and heavy; new white t6c; old do
7Sc; new yellow 6aa6sc.; old do. scGe3c-
Provisions are dull. Whiskey 2El6l3c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

Ric u m 0nd stock Ma ket, Nov. ~
Virgnia6 p cent "a years to run, no sales at
the Treasury.
Virginia p cent, shorter dates, sales $96
and Hat.
Richmond City Bonds, last sales 1914 and In
terest
Virginia Bank Stock, par $7O-last sales s73
Farmers Bank Stock, las: sales SlUS.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales Sl"3!
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par $40,
sales $37S.
Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Railroad Stock, last sales SOS.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, $:9
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock,
last sales $50.
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed
bonds, sales 500, and interest.
James River and K sn:wha guaranteed bonds
par value 300; last sales 500 and interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds 1921
and interest.
Virginia Central Railroad Bonds 1913 and
interest.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad Bonds $50
and interest.
Orange and Alexandria s y cent. Bonds $s7
and interest.
Manassas Gap Railroad Bonds $50 and int
Norfolk City SIS and fiat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

This world renowned Iroute ot Minstrels
will give TWO GRAND DRAWlNu.hooM
ENTERTAINMENTS, as above.
For particulars, see sma bills.
Tickets Twenty five Cents. nov 's-St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

~ODEY'S LADY'> BOOK. with the ! 'test
IT fashions, is received, and Tor sale al u o.
SIGGERs' Book and Periodical Store, opposite
the Gazette Office.
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Fook for De-
cember is a very interesting lumber Pnce -
cents 49,
Pe,erson's Magazine for December: price i"
CTS. 60
Arhur's Home Magazine for December, lsc
Yankee n lions for ID cemb.r, lUc
Nick Max Tor December, l'c
picrorials tor the Holidays.
Pictorial PIcayune br
va, k-e Notions Comic Pictorial, DC
Nick Max Pictorial, &c.
All the Weekly Papers and Month'Ies on
hand dellvere' to any part OF the city or sent py
mail 10 subscribers III the country, as soon as
received. nov ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The Culpeper Observer says:--Col Wm. b.
Roes, pear Brady Sa!io", has disposed Of
four hundred acres NJ his Bel Pre- estate, to
D.. j P. Thorn, at $40 per acre, without any
Improve ments upon II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

NV YoHx CATTLE MARKET, Nov. lNh'-
BEEF CATTLE -rfftrin-s this week u sales
at 1859 50 p 100 lbs for inierlor to II 81 quarry
"A small advance on the rates OF last week
Cows-Sales at q GS65, as TO quality yea,
Calves-Sales at 41b7 cts. p ID, sheep ana
Lambs-Sales at :oabN oo' 'ol i"'e' ,,n
to first quality. sw'ne->aes a''"s' y '''
MS Tor live weight, gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

ppLEs, POTATOES, FISH, &c
a 500 bbls. APPLES, good quality ,s
"A ,oo . White EASTERN POTATOES
40 ALEWlVES
,no ONIONS-for sale OIL board
seb, J, H. Deputy, from Portsmouth, Ne"
Hampshire Apply on board OF 10 w,,r,
B. H. LAMBERT, Union "nari'
..,, o0-2f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

~TORTH BEND FISHERY FOR REN l.
II the above FISHING SHORE, on the
Rappabannock river, and admitted TO be one o. o.
the best and most reliable on that riveT, Is Oh,
fered for rent have suitable GU pfit ana ana
,'.;n coli or rent it with the shore Bad as the
ss.son was in 1857, made $500 clear OF all
sTnen.e and not more than hall as many nauis
- ade 40 should have been made. An energetic
s.sa,r,.n would not fail to make money on TINS
shore am certain In 1885, flshed the ed snoIe
s;sbteep dsys in April, and averaged s'oo per
Jay selIink the fish al six dollars per thousand,
.a5 ! know tina, all expenses per day should lot
exceed twenty five dollars. A compe.ent NM nsn'
eT man can apply to me by letter, or IN person
near Shiloh, King George County; virginia;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

,RENCH MILES for Sore Breasts; Calls
+ Bar shaving Soap; Extracts tor the Hand
srrcbie; Cologne Bottles; genuine German
Cologne; Pocket Comb; Brown Windsor Soap;
Black board Crayons, Galvanic Pens for La
die. us., Commercial Steel Pens. &c. Just re-
ceived bv DR II. STABLER,
nov . No l6j, KiGg.street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

New YORK, Nov. l6.-Flour is lower; State
81 4oGSi s5 Ohio s. 5C@b5 So; Southern s. 20
0$5.5O. Wheat is heavy; Western red lea
li7sc. Corn is heavy; mixed 7Sta75c. Provi-
sions are steady. Whiskey is dull at 224c-
Stocks are lower Va. Us 81; Mo. SIS 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

RICHMOND, Nov. l9.-Flour S57!G6 Is for
Supertine; some holders adhere to s.; market
very dull. Wheat lao for good white wheat,
and $50 for the best that may be presented. Red
is dull at l3U6l4D. and inferior grades of both
descriptions 30. Corn SCao5 cents-the
latter Tor small lots-little or nothing doing -
Rye 7U475 cents Oats l1j0 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

4 ,ARLYLE's FREDERICK THE GREAT.
History OF Frederick the Second, called
Frederick the Great, BY Thos Carlyle, author OF
History OF the French Revolution" Cromwell E
Letters and Speeches" "Sarror kesarrus, &c,
IN four VOL: large lzmo muslin, = % each.
Vols and II. with portraits and maps, 10"
ready rnov IN ROBr. BELL. 81, h!Dg.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

DUUDALTs rtPsiNt-1ne grnulne 'ti'
ID ported article, which Is so fn'ch USE ~
rance. Tor Dyspepsia. Gastralg'a' ano $40" anu
dtfcuI, digestion following Fevers' and also III
soIa hv HENRY Coz X Il co,
s",e ~ Sarep,a Hail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-20

The l.. S. steamer Arctic on Wednesday,
in clearing the wharf at the navy yard. IN
Washington, suffered some arrangement to
her machinery. Ii was, however, nothing
serious. and she accordingly made Il new and
successful start 90 Thurday norning, FIR
Pensacola.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge No. lOI-Meets Masonic Hail.
c,rnerMarket and streets, srs and third Mon
day evenings of each month G. W. stsFzs, W. Nj Aiea
Gnder LawgAltn, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. I9S Meets as above on
the first and third Thursday evenings of each MONTH f. A.
BRESrLISoER, w. NJ. s. IF. Pearsoa, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter No. 19.-Meets as
above the second Monday evening Of eaohmOnth W.
so3rT, H. p; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling EncnmPment No. 1.-Meets as
bove on the fourth Monday evening each month. W. J.
4. LSStM9.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

A WESTERN JuDGE-The following paragraph
we find going the rounds. 1t was started in an
eastern paper, and those journals are in the hab-
it Of locating all their absurd stories "outwest"
Why they should do so in. this instance we can
not see for we do not believe that drunken
judge would stand any higher in public estima-
tion nltho west than on the Atlantic scaboard
Everybody knows there is a Law, out Vest
We'll, some years ago an. attachment was issued
and levied upon the stock in trade of stage
company, and the consequence was very disas.
Tous, OF course; passengers were piled up here
and there, just where the writ found them;
mails We're stopped, and the deuce was TO pay
everywhere.
.. J9nesEattorney for the company, went out
through theseveral counties Of the State whero
the ''pIundes,, was held by authority of the
State OF -, spd moved Gas Jones might move,
as the law then nstood) before siCe-indge for a
| dissolution OF tie writ" Jones went forward
swlmmlngly for awhile, and knocked over the
Wllts, one alter another, like row of bricks
He finally reached tne county of -, where he
found the attorneys Oh the other side, and the
Judge, all evidently expecting him, for they were
pouring whisky down the judge at log tavern,
telling him funny stories, and talking extrava-
gantly about his legal ability and the high repu-
tNtion which he had acquired on the bench
Inc Judge at last took his seat, put on his
| specs" opened the Revised Statutes" and
spread them out sole,nnly Slfore him, and :he
"hearing" went forward. But the judge grew
dr9nker and d5runker; his eyes waxed heavy,
land now and then he gave halksurge sideways
in his seat, Jones raised severa objections to
the proceedings, and insisted upon points Of ir-
Regularity but the judge replied that he 'di-
didn't k-r-kn-ow but Mr.. Jones was rieht
but he conduit tra-t -tra-vcl outside ede4-Stoterts'
AT which the opposite counsel nodded their
heads aud winked at each other.
AT last Jones saw that it was NIL of no nee
Some sixor seven times the Judge told him ..bo
couldn't travel outside Of the Staterts." Yes,@ ~
he would .'riae upon .him-there was no ol5ar
way. Heidi .fise upon" him. ~ o''Ser
you old bloatl" exclaimed Jones ..,.o,,,..
been in the keeping Of those two pettifogsers N II
the mo moTnng-you are completely picked with.
lax from gospel! Can't travel outside tba anow atS
tute, yo~ can'tg Mol you can'ti Andif tbnsa SI...
two 's9yssrs On the other side could get tSSe one
travel at dloptside the statute, or anyWbere iune
lelsel" S"' +" nsFe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
TIE LAW or NEWSPAPERS

1subscberswho do give express notice to the
ry considered wishing continue their subscrip
2 subscribers order the dlsconnuaRce of their per
cd GALS the publisher continue them until ali ar
RACES are paid.
If subscribers neglect refuse to take their period
cats from the offices to which they directed they held
re ponsibe TIL the have settled the bill ordered them
Iii subscribers to other places whoutinforn
In the publish ana the papers the former i
re ttiOn, they held responsible.
5The Courts decided that refnsingto take periods
cas- from the Office, removing and leaving them
o:,is pTtm0 FIcic evidence of Intentional fraud
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nc OORREsPONDENTS.

concerning subscriptions advertising or other a.
tie PropretCrs. -
concerning the editorial department of the paper
them. '''' " ~ ~ N
writing foE publication will please write
oaly on oncside of the paper.
An observance of the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
an SECURE prompt attention to correspondents than
theymiLht othsrRise receiye 49,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

SEVEN FooLs.l. The envious man ,.ho
sends away his mutton because the person next
who spreads his bed with stj1Sino n,Ous man
and then sleepai it 8. The proud msn@tSi nelslfs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08
j AS. M. tDIILON
Plumber and Cas- Fitte

s. NNA4A ~ : tL4AN4I VI as = IVGSL1s--
EEPs r constantly on hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
~ wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead AIIkInds and gixe
Of Brass Cocks Valves Steam whistles and stea ma
wSter duages LIT and Force Pumps, Sinks, Bathing Tubs
wooden and Cast Iron Hydrants Gum Hose and p1cknR
o. al Ihicknesses, Antifricton Metal Banca nm
Crucibellsin the country, SSSsA'.
81 Also, Pollys improved and patent ohain Pump
deSidsdy the greatest pnmp age the right
will be sold on fair terml 80 -b'ut
dalVanized Iron Tubing, IncorrosIve, con.
ducttng pressure pipe, cold water and
Pipe. - S S'74F' 't'a 'eH 4' 4t43
, A9nednctPipe constantly onhand any slzeor quan-
tty on which can be furnishe short notice,
~ Casa az PGta FOR old Copper, Brassand Lead.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-08

Just Received and Now Open.
NV take pleasure in informing friends paTonS and
tne public generally that we have just our
9geinef With general assortment Of Cents FurhEE:sf
Of which Will sell prices suit he tneS
we only ask CALL feeling confident you examine
H You VII be satisfied thatwe exCeled either
IN the style or quality of the goods offered for snIe We
Know that our stock consists of Goods 0d
eG G0o and We prepared to make the m up to or.
der In style second to either East or west Of
102 Main ST. ~ tSEfEif fsE = = 4 TSI9 10
.sE 3. -.e- mt
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VA, WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. sEPYgMRFP

gets wet through, sooner than ride in the car.
rage of his inferior. 4 The litigious man
who goes to law in.the hopes of ruining his op-
ponent, and gets ruined himself S. The extray
agant man--who buys herring, and takes a
Gao Ss to carry it home 6. The angry man-who
learns to play the tanborine because he is an !.
noyed by the playing of his neigbbor's piano
z The ostentatious man-who illumines the
outside OF his house most brilliantly, and sits in
side in the dark Punch. & N