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FRIQAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1875.
E.riunnn--Thn nelegnte--Its Mines.


The nonulation of the Territory is about twelve
Thousand. and the numbers are increasing with
some rapidity. The vote cast for Delegate to
Coprress was 1852, out of which Lieut.. Mowry
raceiyed 2sI0. Two years ago 1000 votes were
,,oll,d in the same territory In the western por-
lion including Tuscon, Tubac, Sonorta, Colora-
do Cit and the mines, there are thousand
American voters. The territory is nominally
under the government of New Mexico, but 1t re-
ceives no protection of any kind from it. The
country is entirely without law, except one court
of inferior jurisdiction at Mesila. In the cntIre
rerion west of the Colorado for six hundred miles
there is no authority higher than that of Justice
of the Peace, who is elected by the people. The
pcople have memorialized Congress for sepa-
rate Territorial organization, and have elected
Lieut. Mowry TO represent them at Washington
in a delegate capacity
Lieut. Mowry gives glowing account OF the
mineral riches of lhe Territory, and asserts that
beneatb the light soil lie deposits oftho precious
metals of fabulous richness, and so slightly COW
cred that the glitterihg ore is struck from the
earth by the hoofs of the travellers horse :" Ac-
coriing to his representation it may be called a
land of Gold and Silver When he left the gold
mines ON the 4th of November, about $50 men
were at work there making FROM seven to ten
dollars per DAY. The gold is of fine quality
much resembling that Of the Yuba river IN Cali
fornia. Some of the pieces are worth from fifty
cents to two dollars, and nuggets worth twelve
dollars are not unusual.
When Lieut. Mowry left, the Sonora Silver
Mining Company was smelling about one thou
sand ounces per week. Their new works were
nearly completed, which will work up several
thousand dollars worth ofore per day. The Com
pany had several hundred tons of very rich ore
ready for the smelling process. The Patagonia
San Antonio, Pacific, and Santa Rita ComPa-
nies were also actively at work. Lieut.. NJ to"k
to Washington fine specimens of gold and silver
from the mines Of Arizona.
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State Bonrd of Agriculture.

The Board met at their rooms in the Capitol
on the 7th. The following Committees were
appointed by the President on Essays:
Grasses-Drs. Townshend and Rawson ;
Butter-Krum and Reber; Veterinary Science
-Townshend and Rawson; Grain Drilling
Waddle and Townshend Agricultural Periodl-
eals-Waddie and Krum; Cooked Feed fer Stock
-Waddle and Townshend.
The next day the following premiums for
Agricultural Essays were awarded;
Best essays on Butter; ono half premium
awarded to Peter Hathaway, OF Ere county
and one half to Mrs. Celestia r. Colby of Ash
tabula
On Veterinary Science None worthy
On 5gricultural Periodical LiierGtHe:-Hud-
son futile, Erie county
On Cooked Food for Stock:-Experiments too
meapre;-no premium awarded.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

December 4th the Union Agricultural Society
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:
President. H P CANON, Twinsburgh-
Vice President, F. B. CANON, Aurora.
Secretary, G. P. STEVENS Twinsburgh-
Treasurer, A. L. NELSON, Twinsbufgh.
DREcroRs-J NJ. Hickox, Solon; L. n.
Blackman, Aurora; W 4. Parks, TwiGsbuIghI;
Asa Armstead, Northfeld julius Pond, Hud-
son.
The Summit County Agricultural Society
elected the following officers for the ensuing
GEAR. on:the third wednesday of November;
5. NJ CoNBs, President.
HIP. CANON, Vice President.
J. Il. BUcHTEL, Treasurer
JP. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
M,xAGEEs.-Avery Spicer, l.. L. Strong
Lewis Alling, Edwin Upson, Chas Coe
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M, T.b.uutenec Route.

The steamship Quaker City, of the Tehuan-
tepec route, arrived at New Orleans on the Ith'
with California dates to the goth ult., and 81
passengers, who made the trip from San Fran
cisco to New Orleans in Is days. The Golden
Gate left San Francisco on the Goth ult, with
800 passengers and s., ,25O,OOO in gold, by the
Tstbmus of Panama The road over the 18th
nps is in good order. Ten thousand letters, the
the despatch says, have gone by the overland
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severe Fires

A fire occurred at WOodyiIle, Miss, on the
lst sweeping off considerable part OF the
busincss portion Of the town. Nine large stores
were burned. Loss estimated at about $780,
coo
heavy fire occurred at Rochester n -
Friday morning. 1t originated in the carpet
store Of Howe Il Rogers, who were the main
sufferers. their loss being S2s,OOO, upon which
t,erc Is an insurance ofSI2,5 500 Several other
I,sses were sustained, making total OF some
$50 GOO
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ARRIVAL OF TIE PRoPELLER MoHAwk.-
The propeller Mohawk, Of the A I Co.; "a ar
rived from Chicago yesterday afternoon She
left Chicago on the evening Of the lst inst, and
during the blow on Lake Huron got ashore
near the Sable, but was assisted off by throwing
overheard 700 bbls beef, and 900 hides. The
vessel is now, to all appearances, staunch and
strong The protest was entered at this place.
l-Def Adr
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AmusEn1ents.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

YOUNG MEMS CHRlSIlAh ASSOUlAllVA'
THE Lecture Committee have the hon
ortoannounce that arrange lis have bse NV ~.
f0r the following COurse OF TEN HIGHLY FS,I VI ~ IN
TEXTURES 10 be delivered al MELOEEON Hall
V Dec. I5-PRoF. o. M MITCHELL, OF the OiHclh-
nat Observatory. = W. =, IIa,s
VI Dec. 2l-PrOf- V. SlLLlhANs u, 1Isi-,T7sd
S Modern DIS soyeries E'cciTliiyi ilsi'eu
by Experiments - - ~, ,1i1 u,s,cb
err of New York. - .,-,, ~, ,,.,,,i,
TX Feb. I-GEORGE SUMNER, Esq Boston sun
jec--"Spain." - 80 ~
r. Lectures TO. commence at O'Clock
trssin subjects OF whcn they treat-embTaclug Trav-
Is Titerlture Science &c-wiu, Il confidently tx
cFI insure large attendance and hnS assist the ASH
clarion in supplying its Library with NEW BOOKS
THE foil wing SCALE OF PRICES VIII he CaIseu lui
TICK ETS which may he obl ned at the Bookstores AZ
Brainlrs of Lecture Committee, and at the door Oh
the evenings of the Lectures:
| Ettur e
admitting "a Gent. and Lady zee. 20
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BIOGRAPHIES.

Conell's First Steps r. Geography,
CornelFs Primary CO phy,
Cofuelrs IutcrmedlaU Osraphy,
CorpeIl's lIish S.hOOl o.. g Apply,
Cotton & Fuch's introductory Geography,
Cotton s Fitch's Mod IN School Geography
Fuch's Physical Geography,
Longs Cla sICIl Atlas,
NHtchell,s Primary Geography,
MitcheII's intermediate Geography,
Titchelrs Geography and Alias,
MrcheIrS sncieut Geography,
McNaliey's &c ggaply,
Monttlth's FIRST Book lu GcOgJ aphyt
Moutelth-s Intro luclI0n O. Geography,
W1u.eiih's Manual ui Geography,
M ,uteith's New Manual,
MnrSe-s Geography.
MltchelI's Outline Maps,
Omey', Geography and Atlas,
PeItou's Outline Maps,
Peter Farley's Geography,
Smiths First Geography,
Smiths QYartO Geography,
lufuervtlIe's Physical Geography
Whites Class Book OF Geography,
Warreu's Common School Geography,
Warreh's PLY steal Geography,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

IEAvENwoRrH DALY FIHEs.-This pioneer
Of Kansas Daily journals has just put on new
dress, cut and fitted to much enlarged form /;
Messrs. Vaughan and Bartlett make capital
paper and the evidence Of its appreciation ana
prosperity is patent and pleasing
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TO Chronic EnU0Ii68s.
DR. BANNING, Qate of New Yorl
~ gives notice that he has lOcitsd at
M 1II EnrIih Street.

~ gives notice that he has iucited At
No. Ia Euclid street,
And that having perfected his svs em Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES,
PILE SPbINGS, PREGNANCY GIRDLES,
AND skirt SUPPORTERS,
He is now prepared by rational means to treat the follow
lng and analogous affections, VIZ:
Chronic Affections Of the Throat Lungs, Heart Stomach
and Bowels with COust patton aud Chronic Dlarhg and
Pi estha urOracted class affections known Uterine
or Female Weaknesses Weakness Of the Inferior Extrem
ties aud those Of the Urinary and Seminal system.
radIca. Cure Of Hernia (uptuIts) et;c ed on NEW
PRINCIPLE by his Brace ITuss which both sup
ports weak ick aud abdomen and therefore gives ad
duial security the rupture bali, Ly elevdtns the alb
dImnll weight Fl, IN ihe TIug.
Dropped Chest and Rounded Shoulders Of Young Ladies
Com pie ely and pleasantly corrected.
nr plrti.uiarlv Invites the eniion Of AIatrons and
YOuns Ladies to his dew Com iuatiOn Abdominal and
Spinal Shoulder Brace and Skin supporter, by which most
OF the above a tons may be both prevent I'd and rein ved
the form and be ln of the lady, and swing O The dress
improve with tie desire C the corse or Jacket, and
the weigtiest held from SOFT paris and compelled to
rest wholly the skeleton.
A Lady IN ATTENDANCE upon Ladies.
Owing 10 Dr. rs requet abs nee out Of the city pa
t.s should inquire by letter where he can be
Medical Profession Invited u examine and use his new
Surgical appliances dfclO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

ACuvahaga Falls Nov. 24. Mrs. ELIZABETH N NEM- w
BERRY wife Of the late Henry Newberry, ESQ aseu 'Os
years
In CHICAGO Dec. 2l, Mrs. ANNA B. GOODRICH VIC
of Henry ID Goodrich, formerly OF this city,
In Norwalk, Dec 4th, Miss CAROLINE WAFFLE
a-ed 81 years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

low being extensively introduced, and kept
quantities.
CornelI's Biographies,
Covill's Digest Of Grammar
Hllnard's Readers,
McGuHey's New Readers,
Mon eitI s Biographies,
McNaliey's Geography,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
Pays0n y Duni0n's Writing Books
W mems Common SehuUl GeOgTaph
Warreu's Physical GeOgr. ply,
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

REPUBLICAN VIcToE1Rs.-The city election in
Springfield, Mass, on Monday, resulted in a
sweeping Republican victory, " B. Calhoun
,vas-cboseR Mayor by il6 majority. The Board
of Aldermen sre all Republicans, and the Coun-
I'll stands l3 Republicans to Democrats. New
I,e6Ior1 and Lawrence 10th elected Republican
-itv Governments the same day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
CLASSICAL.

Andrews & Stoddad's Latin Grammar,
Andrews 4 StOddard's Latin Grammar, ne
Andrews Latin Reader,
AudIew-' Cicero,
Andr1ws' Cesar,
AEdfews FIRST 30 in Latin,
Andrews Lam Lessons
Andrews Lain Lexicon,
Autlou's Latin Dictionary
AiHsworth's Latin Dictionary,
Anthon's CRsar,
AushOu'S Cicero
AHthuu's Sallust
AnthOn's Horace
Anthou's Homer,
AnthOu's Virgil
AnthOu's Andhasls.
Anlhun's Greek lteeder.
Anth1u's Neuophen,
Authun Juvciial,
ATuoid's Frs and Second Latin Book,
Aruuld's LATIN Prose Composition,
Aunldis First Latin Book,
Aruold's Cornelius NepOs,
AuoId's First Greek Book,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition
But ler's Sailust,
Baire's AenJDhun,
Bul ions Latin Grammar,
Bullion Latin Reader,
Bullun's Greek Grammar,
Rulliou's Greek Reader,
Bulli0u's Cesar,
COOpor's Virgil,
CrIshy's Greek Lessons
Crnsby's Greek Grammar,
Harkness' Second Latin 3OOk,
Juhnson's HerodOtus,
Jahnsou's Cicero.
Keuhuer's Latin Grammar,
Lincoln's LIvy.
Liddle Y ScOtI's Grear Lexicon,
McChntOck & Crooks EirSt Lain Book,
McClint~ck & Crooks First Greek Book.
OWENS XenOphOn's AHahasls,
Owens Xenophlu's Cyclopedia,
Robbins NGuophOn,
SophOcle's Greek Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMISTRY

Com.tock' 5 Philosophy,
Bog.mau's Chemistry,
Crly's Chemistry,
C,raham's Chemistry,
Olmsteds School Philosophy.
Ol.nsted's COlieg. Philosophy,
Parker's Philosophy,
POrIer's Chemistry,
Stockharlts Chemistry,
SUIimln's ChemlsirY
Snrilie's Philosophy
Surague's Philosophy,
NavIand's Intell. ciull Philosophy
WayIandiS Moral Philosophy,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells hemIstry,
Yeuman's Class-Book Of Chemistry,
Youman's Atlas OF Chemistry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS

BOyi's Rhetoric,
Cutters First Physiology,
Cutters PhygiO osy aud Anatomy,
Crittcnden's BOog Keeeping,
Gray'S How P ants Grow
Gray's Lessons IN Botany,
GrAy's Manual of Botany,
HitchcOck's G5vl0sy,
/ ysll's Manual Of Geography,
IyelPs Principles of Geology,
MafiisOhrs Astro omy,
NIuvhew's Book Keeping,
Pay son & DVntonis Wn Ing Books
Ouaokenhus' English C0mposltiunI
ST Johns Geology.
School Speakers u kinds,
Watts ON the Mind,
Wright'E Orthosraphy,
Woods first Botany,
Woods Class Book BOiany,s
Whaieley's Rhetoric,
Whafele1fs Logic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
ENGLISH GRAMMARS.

Billions English Grammar,
BullionN Practica and ANALYTICAL Grammar
Browns First Lines of English Grammar
Browns Institutes Of Grammar,
Covell's Digest Of English Grammar
Cl4rk's First Grammar,
Clark's English Grammar,
Fow ler's English Grammar,
Fowler's Grammar, Abridged,
iyreeue's Int OduCilun TO English Grammar,
Gresne's First L.esslus IN Grammar,
Gregno's Elements Of English Grammar
Grcrue's Analysis,
Piune1's PrImIry Grammar
PIlueo's Analytical Grammar,
PInneo's Eng ish Teacher,
Smiths Eng ish Grammar,
Towers F. gilsh GRAMMAR
Well:' Grammar,
Wcld's Grammar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
ARITHMETICS.

Adams (Daniel) Arithmetic.
Adams (F. Al FIrst Arithmetic,
C0.bum's Arithmetic.
Davies school Arithmetic,
Davies University Arithmetic,
Gree leafs School Arithmetic,
GreeuIeaf's Higher Arithmetic,
Ray's Firzt Art metIc,
RAYS Second Arithmetic.
Rays Third Arithmetic.
Rav's Higher Arithmetic.
s oddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
Studdarl's Amer Intellectual Arithmetic
Stoddari's Practical Arithmetic,
Studdarl's Philosophical Arithmetic,
Smiths Arithmetic,
Thoupsnn's PracIi al Arithmctlc,
Tbomusou'- Higher Arithmetic,
Trac,is Elementary Arithmetic,
Trscy's Commercial Arithmetic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
~. ne,nncrntir 0raan in 81. Louis.

New Democratic Organ IN ~ bouis.
\ new daily paper 10 support the admins
tration of James buchanan, and the regular or
q7nization of the Democratic party" Is to be
established Immediately in St Louis. Its pros
pectus is endorsed by the Democratic leaders IN
the State. The News says of the new journal;
1t bodies no good to Douglas. 1t espouses lie,
c,,n eton. and its product, the English bill and
Iii ;nsi It on the compromises, ofthe latter IN
re,rard 70 the requirement of population 10 ad-
mt Kansas as 4 State. In the absence of 1er-
TitoriaI Legislation to protect SHAREHOLDERS IN
Territories. this new paper will insist on slave
code to be adopted by Congress for the purpose,
Tbis new organ of Che Missouri Democracy Will
not nor will the South, ever submit to the H.
diculous and radical, not to say Plraileal doctrine
of Douglas Freeport Speech, that the Southsm
Shareholders have a right to 60 into u , Ter
rit5ries with their Slaves, but that the squat.
t,.rs" have righ. to rob these Southeners oil
tbe safe-keeping and enjoyment Of their proper
tv. by .unfriendly police regulations =!
The dream of power Is now TO be broken Inc
olissouri Democracy will soon be ranged IN one
solid pbalanx. with the Democracy OF other
Spthern States, in favor of Buchalan's Ad
ministration. aud against Douglas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
HIGHER MATHEMATICS

Bourdon's Algebra,
Days Algebra,
Davies Legendrer
Davies Elements OF Algebra,
DaYiec' Geometry,
Davies Surveying,
Looms Algebra
Lo0miS' TrgOromeiryt
LOOMS LOgarihms,
LOOMS Geometry,
Rays First Algebra,
Rays econd Algebra,
RobinsOn's Algebra,
StO ldard's Algt bra,
Towers Algebu.
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BOOKSELLERS AND sTATlONKBa
CLEVELAND, ON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10

Status OF AMERrcA.-In a recent Lecture
by Mr.. Hosea, in Cincinnati, he suggested that
as the National Government had failed TO sf1er
the statue of America by Hiram Powers, our
own State Government might appropriately
purchase it and place ii in the Capitol at Column
bus. lie hoped another session of the Legls-
Iature would make an appropriation for this
purpose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-10
AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & COS
wALTHAM, MASS, MANUFACTURERS OF
P0testE LeUeI' Watches.
uIHESE SITPERIOR WATCHES arl

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
made bg the and oi AMI orIeinal machin " eA-
oresslv designed tn Low rhlcE, ftN r
SIJfsSf ANTIAI. RELIABLE TiME-kEEPER- th'
movements IN construction vnd are pronounesd 1
fbe highest authorities 10 be FAULTLESS IN PRiNClI
PIE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved by the most
sVacting to be reliable and n;ilIl m ae ION
watches are manufactures entire iron crude materials
SINGLE establishment, BY eced and uniform pIoct e
the ranuactoTy being OrgauiZe upon the sysiei
bf has been odnpted Ia the probation the unequale
American firearms which enables o. produce move
mcnt oNE-iALF the price OF any foreign movement
the sane quality; and guarantee the perfect Pc rtunant
for ten Of every Watch manufactured uy Us
ALL FOREIGN Watches ARE MADE BY HAN
The American Watches bCing he Osiy ones made uy IN,
chinery. upon uniform system through Ut Ne449 :
hand made Watches fcctivc, ana are continually e
ting order. In Ilrs of tho country : h
possible find good W trh reafers and Watch repair
alwavs uncertain and expensive The intfoq qucloh
American Watches dqses ut ihls dllicuiy, ara toeH
AERCHANrs, we'll Watch-ieaiefs. can Keep " ~
ag u9rf OF their ias lock and lus supR1 t'
customers with NEW STAPLE. which usy De pSsa p
her article. without mystery or humlus Soi0 y
trade generally. and b7
BOBBINS * APPLETON, General ! gents 3
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Walrts.
Buil0Er5 & Arfbitrfts.

BROOKS S. c. 4 E. W, BUILD
- ERS. ASf Manufacturers Of DOOrs, Blinds, Sash,
racketS and al ynds of SeoiSawns and Gothic WORK
Pariculzratteni paid TO Fitting Stores. Factory
Dvision-st Centre Block. Cleveland. o. nolU-c3
NORLETT 4 CUBB0N MASTkP
I J 1grII.nTRC p" o. v-os~rrf-.s
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

Adler's large German Dictionary,
Adier's small German Dictionary
hdler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII,
Fasquelle's French Grammar,
Gaud's Grammar-Gemans 10 learn English,
Meadows French Dictionary,
Noel 4 Chapsafs French Grammar
OUeud0rd's S German Grammar,
Olleudofn's FrUuch-hy Jewett,
Ollend0rff's Freuch-hg Naluc,i
Peissuers German Grammar,
Plnney's French Grammar,
Piuney's French Reacer,
RobertsOuian system with French
Telemagne, with Notes,
woodbury. 5 German Grammar
WOODBURY. S Shorter Coarse.
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READERS AND SPELLERS.

Hiliard's Readers,
Hazeu's SpCiler and Duhner,
I.Ovell's Readers,
McGutleys Readers,
McGuffey : New Readers
McGuiley's Speticr,
PaIkeT's Readers,
Prices Speller,
SaLdrrs' Spsller,
swans SDeller,
Towuc's Progressive Readers,
Town, Spellor,
Webh's Readers,
Welster's Elementary Speller,
WuTct ster's Speller-
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CHURCH MUSIC. &c

The jubilee,
The Cytheras
The Tnanksslvi' s..
The New Lutte Of Hio1'
The Shawn,
The Scng Crown
JR. COBB & Coz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-03
PARIS AND LONDON.

Thirteen men were tried recently in Paris
by the criminal court of tho Seine, as
members of q secret society and parties
70 a plot of instruction, which was to
be carried into effect simultaneously with
the revolutionary attempt at Chalons. All
Blu, three were convicted and sentenced to
long terms of imprisonment and fines OF bur
dreds of francs. The ten culpri,S are small
CLERKS and tradesnep, about as well qualified
as the Chalons patriots 10 construct and ad-
minister free government for the forty mil
lions of French. For the first time DO tailor
nor shoemaker appears in the list; usually
the needle aud the awl are prominently rep
resented. In tho London police report OF
last week we remark the case ola man brought
before the Lord Mayor for o of drunkenness;
his general character was good. Hero Is al
extract:
"The prisoner. have taken liberty du-
ring the holy-days, my Lord.
"Tbs Lord Mayor. Are you tailor!
"The prisoner. No, my Lord, sboema-
ksr.
1.-The Lord Mayor. thought you must
be one or the other. / have more trouble
With tailors and sboemakers than with all toe
other trades put together"
In the United States in our time these TWO
trades are among the eoberest and most or
DERBY, and no doubt will remain so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-03
AUCTION SALES.
BY S. ]. Observation-Disclosures.

D1 -. ), d -ACCTlONEER.
DCHIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i ESTATE-By virtue of decree Of the
Circuit court for the County of Alexandra,
Virginia, rendered in the suit OF Ellison & Sons,
against William E. Atwell and others the I'M
cree, will offer at public auction in front OF the
Mayors Office, in the city OF Alexandria, Virgi-
MIA on Saturday. the 10Th day Of July, 1853, al
IL O'Clock A., the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate in the said city OF AleXan.
dIia.
A LOT OF GROUND, or the North side OF
King street, which is thus described In deed
from Charles Mcknight TO William E. Atweil,
dated 10th OF April, 1852: Beginning at the
West corner of William Meningitis lot; thence
running West on King street 10 feet 81 inches;
thence North and parallel TO Royal street 80
feet 10 three feet alley; thence East ~ feet 81
inches, parallel with King street; thence South
aud parallel with Royal street 50 feet 10 the
beginning, together with the right OF way over
three feet alley, running back of said lot out
into Royal street, and, also, the use OF the night
OF way over court or alley adjoining said lot,
and back OF H. Simpsons Store, which court
is twenty feet long by Ten feet wide, IN an OBJ
long form the ten feet OF the court is parallel
with King street
Terms 81 SALE:-One.'enth OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand and the residue in
three equal instalmeHts, al six, twelve, and
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with ill.,
terest from said perlod-the ssid deferred pay
ments TO be secured by the bonds OF the pur-
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
tie 10 be retained until the purchase money is
fully paid, and the property liable TO be rfsold
upon the failure OF the purchaser 10 comply
with the terms OF sale.
FRANCIS L SMITH, Comm'rs
DAVID FUNSTEN,
S-DaWfS