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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR fHE n G. "SrANpARD"

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TaE n. G "sTANDARD."
BIZ M'PHEETERS GHISELIN,
Wholesale Grocers, Forwarding C6misson Xrclants
SEPTENBER Is, 1858
FLOUR-The stock in market is very small and receipts
continue light We quote s. F. $6H@615; Extra $717L
Family s71sl7s4, cash. In WHEAT We have tfanssc
tons t, report -5''- Ave- .-'t<EF
DRIED FRUIT is in quick demand Apples 81 75@
l go. Peaches g :5@6 81, as to quality.
NAVAL STORES-Tar scarce and wanted at e2CN2L: :
Spirits Turpentine very and sells readily c
Common fOsin wanted at 81 80. ~ ss,ltfs-T
. SUNDRIES -Flsxseed $l&@l1k; Beeswax 2S@SOe;
Peruvian Guano $ss@6O.; Lime s7<c@siFA B. Salt
81 45@l 50; q. A. 95c.@$1 20. AS4.1e pas
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BOARDING..

TIME SUBSCRIBER, at bis well known old stand, is
IL prepared to accommodate about thirty members Of
the Legislature with board and lodging Ae7e2
He deems references unnecessary but refers those
quaisted with him to all members who have heretofore
boarded with him. and to the people of Raleigh in general
~ tY.t p %. JOHN HUTCAlNS.
September "a, 1858. q 76-lm.
~ Register copy. -
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Eg Mr.. G. W. Taylor, of the Ocean House.
beaufort, has sent us some mullets, most delicious
,,Sn when properly cooked for which he has our
u'ahks. Mr.. Taylor is one of the best caterers il
"e State, and superior judge Of fish and oysters
winch he proposes to furnish to the people of the
interior at short notice and on reasonable terms
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az The East Tsnaessean, printed at Marysville,
Tenn, has hoisted the name Of Hon. Howell Cobb,
Of Georgia, for President, and Hon. David S. Reid,
Of North. Carolina, for Vice President in 1860.
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The DExossrRArlost AaAnHsf AR4euAY.--Some
six months since United State'Y vessel mas nred
upon without provocations 10 one of the rivers Of
Paraguay, South Anerica; and the Dictator Of
that country having refused apology q satisfaction
Judge Bowlin, Of Missouri has been appointed Min
lister thereto, and is TO- be sustained in his demand
for redress by feet of fifteen vessels. The squad
ron is now on the of departure, and the result
of the demonstration it is believed viii be satisfac-
tory. The administration has adopted the best
course in sending large feet Four or five ships
might have rendered war certain, but this large
feet, while it will most probably command peace
will at the same time have q salutary effect upon
other South American States which have heretofore
oppressed and injured our citizens. Our CONNER
cial relations with the South American States are
becoming more and more extensive and important,
and government it to its citizens and to its
own selfrespect to keep strong squadron in that
quarter. The weakness OF the offending States, and
the fact that they claim to be Republics have here
tofore protected them against the vengeance of our
government; but there is point beyond which for.
bearance ceases to be virtue, and that point has
been reached by the Dictator of Paraguay.
While upon this subject may observe, as a
matter of simple justice to an eminent and worthy
citizen for many years resident of this State, that
with no power in South America have our relations
been more friendly for several years past than with
Ecuador at whose capital, Quito, we are represent
ed by Hon. Philo White. Mr. White has represent
ed the government at Quito with prudence, firmness
and wisdom, and has contributed in great degree
to establish lasting foundations that cordial
friendship which now exists between the two
countries.
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TIE WEATHER-We are glad to learn that the
weather is highly favorable to the crops, but should
an accident happen in the shape of violent storms,
blight. or some noxious insect our hopes would be
blasted. There is no insect or blighting accident
likely to reach SO firmly established institution
the Lottery Of S. Swan Co., of Augusta Georgia.
II you mail them SO, s.. $s1, and obtain q ticket,
it may chance to lay you enormous profit in the
shape Of a prize. That they are . favorite "crop"
to cultivate Is obvious from the great popularity of
their establishment
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The FOREIGN POLICY OF THE ADMINIsTRAT1oN-
The New York Herald thus lucidly photographs the
eminently successful policy of the Administration:
"But if the state of our domestic questions pre-
satisfactory view, our foreign relations do
even in greater degree. The relations with Eng
land more satisfactory footing than they
have before been; and that too, after passing
through as,great dangers as they had before
perienced. When Palmerston found that he should
have to appeal to the people Of England on his China
policy. he pocketed the Champion afront, and sent
a new Minister to endeavor to wheedle Mr.. Buchan-
an into joining England and France in the attack
upon the Celestial Empire. But Mr.. Buchanan
would not be made the tool of Palmerstons election
eering schemes, and firmly refused his fattering Of
fers. The foxy old statesman then turned, and, as
soon as he had succeeded in the elections laid the
plan of the British outrages.
But Mr. Buchanan presented equal fpmness here
and Palmerston's successor gave up points lh,t no
English statesman had ever before conceded. With
Spain there has been complete cessation of those
insults that marked her course toward the late Ad
minStration and there is now reason to hope that
Mr.. Buchanan will bring the pending questions to q
satisfactory issue. New Granada has receded from
her untenable position Venezuela acknowledges the
finding they have statesman TO deal with at Wash
ington are coming to a sense of their duties and
for Paraguay a lesson is in preparation that will be
taught her if she does not soon learn wisdom. By
these things national position has been vastly
enhanced in the eyes of the world"
EXTRAORDINARY INvENr1oN.-Mr David G. Miller
ofMadison, Wisconsin, has invented a machine, which
from the representations given it, is deemed very
affair. Mr. NJ has been of the opinion
that some ancient application of mechanical power
Of the wedge, lever and screw has been lost, mod
ern mechanism could hardly accomplished II
could at all-the labor of erecting the Pyramids and
other huge ancient structures. He thinks he has
supplied this lost art by his machine which embraces
the three principles above named together with Z
double cylinder 1t is portable, weighing only forty
five pounds At the Norris Locomotive Works, in
Philadelphia. where they have one of the machines
in use, one Of the workmen, a man weighing one
hundred and fifty six pounds, lifted with facility the
enormous weight ofthrty seven thousand three hun.
dred and thirty two pounds-more than eighteen
TINS, merely by the application Of his strength
through his hands to the lever.
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"ARRENroN RAcEs-The annual Fall races over
"e warrenton, IN. CO. course, viii commence on
'"e ''h Of November next, and continue Eve days.
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Hon. A. V. BRowN.-The Philadelphia argus trr-
ly says: 4. gstaEfs
I" The eminent ability Of our present Postmaster
General is everywhere appreciated and universally
acknowledged We never had amore able and em
cent public officer since the formation Of onr Gov
ernment,"
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
QUEENS SECOND MESSAGE.

"Who first went to New York this season. bought bis
Goods on the best terms returned home is open and
ready exhibition and ready to sell them at the lowest
prices"
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CHARLESTON. Sept. 25-The Rev. Reuben Post,
IN aged and esteemed Presbyterian minister of this
city, has fallen victim to the fever. .
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

prices thought little sitter to-day without how
ever any material advance having been established Both
shippers and Mlers bought freely today ut our quo
tatiOns the market active with good demand The re-
ceips continue light for the season. and the offerings of
very desirable grades unequal to the demand. We
quote the range of the market to-day 81 1Ol 80 for
damp and inferior qualities 81 40l SO for fair 10 rood
81 5s@i IS for PRIME and 81 56l So for fancy "iots
suited for family FourRed wheat is less enqred for but
firm at 81 2o@l 30 for fair to good and 81 s5@l fr
prime to extra choice lots Choice White wheat free of all
imperfectons and suited for seed could be sold Just at
this time at 81 &c.. srh1ss rs 80 -
COTTONThere is active enquiry for this and
the make very firm at l21S2c for good to prime
grades With more buyers than sellers receipts are
still very light and there is little stock of old
here Manufacturers but poorly supplied The recepts
per Railroad to-day about 50 bales new no old
C0RN-Market steady at an improvement of l(02c We
quote prime At S2@sse. Receipts light =. -
REESES MANIPULATED GUANO-Market rates &52
per ton Of 1000 lbs. W.
NORTHERN EXCHANGE-Bank rates advanced X:
Specie funds in New York advanced e per premium
APPLE BRANDY-New SOC. to 81 90; Old 81 25Qa1 SO.
CLOVER SEED-NO new in market; old are held at
$6I. 'H
LARD-Is in fair request at ls1s@45Se for prime yir.
gnia and North. Carolina in kegs-Stock light.
TOBACCO-The receipts continue very light and prices
are firm We quote Lugs ~ to &c.; common Leaf to
Mddlng ~ to 10; and Fair to very good lOL to 15c
BACON-Of Virginia the market is we'll supplied and
we quote good lots of hog round at lS, &C., and Hams
lS@l5c. All kinds of unsound bacon is very dull aad
prices nominal We would advise the shipment to
this market Of that sort of meat Western continues in
good demand and quote Cincinnati cured for
shoulders and OA@llo. for Sides; Baltimore cured Lc
per pound less-Epress.
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For the Standard.

your editorial of the 4th inst, entitled Elections
by the next Legislature" and trust that the
"members elect" and all others in North Carolina,
who have the welfare of the Democratic party at
heart will profit by its suggestions
Fully approving of that article, and strictly in
keeping with its spirit, beg to suggest the name
of R. r. Bridgers. Esq, of Edgecombe county for
the Speakership of the next House of Commons.
The Office referred to is due, think to the quail
ications of Mr.. Bridgers therefor, and to the in
domitable Democracy of the gallant county he has
the honor to represent.
In the darkest days of Wing ascendency in North
Carolina, when
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sa..sss.sls. xssso DOARDEnSk sl,r9as
alRmneaM AsRAA6AFssOsid Aaks $50 Dsy Nasdsss,
oq accommodating terms, i asplisstss - nsss im>
j 'aais;cb. sent. Il. 1853. z, * g f.s-ri >AG
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g. The boldest held his breath
For q time"

Edgecombe never stuck her flag, and never quail
ed before the foe. Mr. Bridgers has already served
two terms in the Legislature during the last term
he discharged faithfully and with ability, the duties
of Chairman of the Judiciary Committee is an
experienced parliamentarian, sterling Democrat,
and highly educated and intelligent gentleman
When such county sends such q man TO the Leg
is1ature, it would be only "graceful compliment "
to place him in the highest position connected with
that body.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
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R.leiea, N. 9. Sept %. 1883. 7ss--et
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September %, 1858. -
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0OntS Gcfbart u Srubcr,
Nr. 25. P11tfmpretrnEe nahe Warnlanb Snifttnk

Str. IS, 8alttmprefra6e na9e @arplanb SnItttut,
8erfertteer u. 8ertG.ufer
BON
Ornamental, CAREER, 8ilber &SpieeeIrabmen.
talten Rets duf Eager cine src6e Iuspab1 rGn,6ftf6e.
beut6 { unb ftdGtentf6 E 8tner Toni e aud einent
sr0Ben 8prratt spn @plb ub S'Iberrabmm fur Spieael =.
Portraits.
&g- 9tlber &c. perben tets Iaussr unO f&Sn efneerotmt.
Stunt If to
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bcrIbmtes
S @1ipe0ifcDes SitferS
Sou8 Gbil.de 9Iinte.

tet1f-eeberbei&mer6eu, @ettiuGt, DispspTf, 6rsntf&e MT
nerppie GGw66e, ManGd an GerbauNne, SIdtureen, NfbnG
tnnsrli6e 6dmprrpUtben, MISREPRESENTATION, 2unsenss6wlre
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S 8rausn =. ). pstSi1ds es@ddst, sdwinSst siatansSans
Rad eent aOYfs, gVi6sne Aeer, salte tuss, SGmfriea tn Ben
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bsfeittaen, tubsr1 eS bsn(elten edrtt, tba tn Gtdttsteit erb6Itl
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I sst'FI tShtS S0 bs aparmts, pssiIt ale gSt i y" uaS @as:n stcii..
In stuigen Gu8snbfiden, t1a5t lutte, trIetttert 6tsgpafsrin6-
tioen. retriac has Btut, befSreertI BITE Circulation heGetpen,
iartrt unmertlt6 nnb Vbas SGmerstn, WtAn man bic erppeIts
Gprtton cappR ntnnnt.
5tebss. &atr nb gplera. Nis iUI8ss hat es III tswdbrt uHS
tepiefen bet ben tren3pNl6enn ne enelif4sn arugpsn. N =.
Stats6rsts In tstSen GruppeRtbetIen ~stu8edbrt uarDe, ben
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~ausseIsbt waren, f9 ron 81 Bic duf2 prptent rebIetrte.
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ntittel. baS nod ie Scr tas @ublifam tam, unS TRACE toy eaS
ties 8ittsrs einmal ssbrdu6t hat. f6 cine gFt@t uni WersnA.
aen caraus MAIDEN ipirb, boEelbe sunt Qpcele tetner Itteenets
bent es ale bic Ssiltrdfte beist bic Tim Uben susei4rtsssA
Rnb. SierfIr lam i'd 3uneette BON oemstleN l,eletE
IN ioSs + aide meineu Namsn ~etnbIGfen Iohen, unb trGat :
les Napier in 6s bic 8lnf&e e%tnstptdsIt fn, meme %etssnpSr.
ssssit iSsfr Ifa1de tit clue p~pltdrStae Observation-Disclosures IL
6euti6sr naO ensIif3er ssrsHs: Nm S%rrtsImern Ssrsabue
SEsb t;in t. Sitters aud npH Elm aneerss uatsr benz elet6tk
NamSn bereits, p,I6sS in 5Ctels ub &sfaurdtipnsn ptriats
fen miro, unF nupbt6tlWutl AsDtu AVHpepFl NNp RtG9enletpfp
it Der preis per;8iaiae so Gents pber s 8lat6en fit S2.5O. ~
gu scrtuuieu bet BEN ausiuisen @erfstt8er
@uoeu s. Sd6nins,
DeustT@ EN- @sptbster unb Gbemtt
n fftner Np StDffe, RprSRa-@det Ter Stertfu unb Htnripna,E
y latelFtta.
Saup <N8enten
J b~ldtsIsttd g.. g.. Smttts nnb Co.. So. lag, ettdt
nab 294 unb 296, Nptb 2. @traee Z aunrn, &a'tr u, s.
Mp. g Glib 3. Ct. unt Ode Der g, &anpmttu
aer. gUri Mlbsrt DUNG, &pOtssIer' Sds SUHsrs aSb 6
~naIfrase.
Har Sn Baltimore Su BADEN i'm @,cE. unb
Stein.0erfauf in Der Office res p@edec" TO-
ME and BEL Mccre & 9iehenbud, @de rcn
Sin. unp Sancrerdr. Us. @ssIh =. 712. So
8Gltin are( tr..
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sioaana Der Nesan 0nnpfer.

gI Gu9eu S6sntn9'S uusse5eid=
ueten 5&pebff6 Sitter, subsretfet aus g6iaarihoe
Elm untaelt6es 0itItel, eeasn Gsberbei9werben. Sc bud
NaspipNs, Anpetbau!tdtett, Mereeai6pdQe, Mfbma, Nero :.
trantEet en- uno duen aus etne!n tn Il .~prbnunG ~aerdtbeuCn
W1 asen sutiep'mcen SranfDsitet, lit gu 30 Gents Die SiafNe u
pettGufen IN Der Siiea pe5 Q6eders.
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AS, 9cutb Scwarpltreet, near 4rattitr.
Nebert : 6nuc.

gEir MAIDEN unieren beutiden qanb6tsuttn befdnnt, b5 bic
RebenfaQe ietea Senuta9 Id3mttid88 uo Nbenbs fHr es
nutnltae beuf9e omtlien.Gtrfs often febt.
S1u3u1W(t Dte BerwaItung
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Mlimero[ MeHer.
Slinl1DrA

ltnIern bectfffn areunben erlauten uns mte6erbplt anSn.
bas mir ~beitdnDis etqaOr rcctifctren, unO elm erpBes
Yaaer Urn > . m s tx QtauprS AT pano bobsn pd mir
barauf leben, ta6 muir refine uno unpsr fnli6te gDddre psrianb
mtrp. ~ rat6en mir ;epem @rrecr Ocer gDirtb crit BEL uns psr-
;uIpre3en, che er NO anbers tauft, mir lab i'm Stanoe BIZ
~biat5ten Yreiie 3u mdaeu.
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SD erldube mir, m'tne Srsunbe unb bdS @ubIitnrt ubfr"
taupt aWf rsin auSseseidneteS Afpr ernent BON einfd6en ltO
Dpppelainten (beiceeu ecu ben befeu Gabrttahten Oeaff9'
lDa6's uab @%n9lnub's) aufGerffdln su mdden. 8erner eGIte
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tcteu aGer SOrten, SdsOtdf&sn. guIperFGi6en, S6FotRsH'a
CULVER, S6rppt, 3lnbblth9n Is.
Sob 6. 6. Meher,
Sntprteur unb $nbritant, so. IA, pratttrr
3ntfdeu Der Bride unb benz Centre. Wartt. Baltimore
@8. 8tinten, gI6Ien &c. perben nab Muftr az 9emdGt un
rnsorttrt; Neparat1ren wert ben 5efeuE brfCr8t. Ot1,bDtt
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Sramfem :mnD &eiDemOen
DIR. Swayne's
3uiammen5eietter Sprup rcn 8ilofirIden!
0u6erpr0 sttfliche Rur.

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Or. 9 etne- W'srtter Serr G5 ais cine plttt oe.
cen baS pIbitfum bstr13teno. 3I9Iet4 aGer, um @uh aersht
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lu6etpr6entli6 befdnnt naAen, ais iemdlS cine rief prop f5,rtss-
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tuttnn9, aus pelber It'd etltSef1nir btbete bass f6 aud BEN
2uneen inttt6ei lite. Die innfrit6 nnb duBsrlt2 ptsl S6(etm
unb Otter ausmarfeh. Nietn Qtter tcnnte butb bic Qunoen
paGirtn unit duh purG Die Defining in ntetmer gruf. an
1deiaenb NIT eroBer Gethtt9tet babel bate t1 1ao itnb
Nadt etnen beTtt8sn Q1fen, rertDr BEN @ttett unb wurbe
fehr ~ttnfdGt9, 10 bB Inetne Aer3te dGe 6ofnuna aufaaben
unb meme RrantbeIt dnser benz Ssrei9 sen Mebtatn bielter.
Sn btefem etenben 8uffdnb blieb i'd cine LANCE 3eft, IT'S i'd IN
Ittutm @Srip.e atsemagert mar, nnb fr mid cue 3OFnuTSs
serf&wansen iaien. % i'd aber in ben ) %si'uussn Un BEN
oteleh wunperUeaen 8ursn 9eleien bate. bic @ner - 3 u
a m men9eteBtt S9rup SGn Qtt6Ftr.
lGen" terpCrbratte f. f4tdte Id elsi& fur fanf SOtteln
mad Baltimore, unb fling NIT benz @ebraud1 6er{elben an, Ar
netnem erp6en @rfdunen uo CUR 5rsuce metrsr 5cmiiie,
mig bic 5eHnune in Der eunse at 5u bejlsn, mein Su6en
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Ilteber fanf Sabre fnb SerFOfen unb rod Bin Id ,tn aegnr.
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femme, ha6 i'd Su4 srO5sn Dant ftnIois bin. q &tunsspVI
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unb fdnn bessupsn. eB er ME O6an n eessben, betaftet mar.
er If Elm parbt8es YHfsliep.ssr @ee1f@aft.
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tWdfrr feS Berlner Rreties ter Baltimore 6 ufsreu3.
FJ~ 26er lam bic Setlbarett Der MuSsPbruna be,wetfeln,
na6pem et Gin 3eu9RiB ME els Ottse 8eIefen bat.
90 9ttt nur cine 5upstldBiBe 3ussreitun8 pn g9iIbftrfden,
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Mt.bc,rf6eu."
Rranfbctttn, wtlGen er angcn,efsn n, rnb fir psIbp bic
srdaunltGffen 6el9en aus befen @e6tdude f9 tstgten, Mani
lid = !puhen, @rtditunaen, Nusssbrung, @rOn6!tts, @ne.
%brnfi9reit. blauer outten, 8lptfpeten, 6eiiertett, l&wa6e
I'll eutirn (wesen NtiBbraud opn @aIUnef unp aaHerfn llrGa.
DIT NJ per5tlePEen D9eF 5er5tranfbejt, ftGnes Netsuns pber
sntsaasna9 1n Ter rs &sGas, a.: :, Sfins n=aoreattsn Stssnl@sften
no Der Appett feplt' - aIetat8sr %g,rfertt8er
Or. SEa9ue nnb Sp4n
L. NORTH Sepentb Street, uter hem 0tdrft
MhfIdhejnhfn
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Ut BdIft:llpIe \9Ir
srSFnen chen ,tbr neueS Eager ben SuptlterD @plb. Wnb SH
Ser IEnarea, 5erbf- unb Duter- 9tsben... unh bet fpt&t 81
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Guf Dem alien Wlote

Guf benz alien ptate
ND8. 1, 3, 5 unD Z, Nprb @utatp StroFe.
seeenaber BEN Grtap-9Uufe, 8attimrre, UFb nfebpr ,rSdrs.
Danfeub FIR bic aus9ebrettete @6nnerfhaft r,si%s ~ ~" *
hereu Ttrnad ndbrenb Der iesten IS Sabre IN 9ksi1' nn.S.
maGt her untersetdnete bmn @u6ltFum bic trseserfs gn,eios'
ba6 er fell bem &pbe bs einen Tteilta6ers, SrftsSenrbcSSb1s5
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zen 9efhGftsIpfal fcrtbetreiben uDb es IT'D sur Qtufcobs mn.
ben, oas Piano tmmer ntebr tn fetner @ruen3gra III perDef.
iern.
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ncibsr CT ene 9rcBe An;dbl Der 6e(ten Mrtetter bgfh Gitiote
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be1fals bag stFs ? "a m Y NJ srtteiIt marie.
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auSsufItren.
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Sem 81 nj piberfetcn.
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unb Sn ieter Sof3- unS 8auart wcrbe1 a Iisgert.
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aus c mem @tablTenent terSoraeberte Su11itmSrt H. "a ~.
autit u%bsrneRmsn, baB ss ale @lseui@affn zines aaten Bio.
aps beitse..
Gae Snf umente aus rfeiner 8Gbrif werssu fir : yobr.
vcn benz Gag pes Vsrtaufes an 9lrantist.
frumsnten, tpclGt tn elmer sr1sen @ntfernuna psrfsnSst rwSsr .
ban, perweneet une elm V0rrs6t bss llmtauihes tnnerbsIb &
DtNndteu pom Werfauieta8e an, pirS eeaattet, fslte Elm Sin.
frument niGt Dcaf6Rbis b%efyiebtaen.
| 0G- @rpbtdnEifr nernen wpbltbun. bei ma Drr,ufsr,Sen
ete fe lid 1nberp6rtS um1eben.
SefdnNi8 %rerrdtbts cine AusnatI ppn 81 eGpbepus.
ppn BEN be1ten nftrWmenteamddern 3u $45 bis $500.
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m I I b t II b eftmm {.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13

There has been a little more activity appa'
rent ON Change this week, aud the market clos
ed frrner. The receipts OF Flour and Gram
have increased, and transactions IN the latter
article have been larger than tor several weeks
Flour continues in limited request, except Tor
city consumption, and quotations h"Ve o'eh
without material change. Sales OF Wheat al
93, 100, lU3, aud lO4c. for white, which now
ever, was Of inferior QUALIFYING prime offered.
The quality of red Wheat has been generally
good. with some prime, and quotations are
higher than for white, VIZ %, 100, lOi, and
lU6c. The demand for Corn is increasing w.'n
fair receipts, and last sales were at A'a"2c. Tor
new white and yellow. Rye is dull, at DOC
and light offerings. Oats are without change
since our last, viz 32G33c. for bright. Pork
is in fair demand, and good supply. Sales OF
dressed Hogs at $6.5GGS7. Plaster, Seea',
&c are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-13
Rspt,sm I'm the Night.

Four individuals had a novel baptisma!
at u poud on the grounds of Ethan
Allen, at Worcester, a little after midnight
last Saturday night. A hole was cut in the
ice and two OF the men walked into the
water, each in his turn inmersing the other.
Their prayers and songs attracted a watch
man to the spot, who inquired what ION
earth they were abou,?" They replied that
the wet aud dripping individuals who were
shiverlng before them, had just become con
verted, and couldn't rat TILL mornimy to be
baptized.