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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR len.
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1855
The completion Of the Atlaaus Telegraph


The completion Of the Ataaus Telegraph
was celebrated in Philadelphia and New
York, on Wednesday, with great enthusiasm.
The grand features OF the celebrations are
reported With great minuteness 10 the papers
Of those cities.
The procession 10 New York was very long,
and surpassed in appearance anything ever
got up in that city. The military made a
very brilliant display, aud the several reg''
msuts which joined 10 thu line were greeted
with cheers on all sides, along the whole line
Of the march.
The other divisions Of the celebration, es-
pecially that embracing the various trades,
we're also greeted with demonstrations of
applause. Tue most c)nspiouous obj ct,
was the Telegraph Instrument Of Professor
Hughes. Printers. Lithographers, Masous,
Carpenters, Csbinetuskers. operators 90
Sewing M.ohio es, with macy other trades,
we're appropriately represented.
Cyrus W. Field rode, standing, in an open
bsrouche, sod was greeted throughout with
sbe waving of bandksrchiefs and vociferous
cheers. The procession did not arrive at the
Palace until near 6 o'clock.
At night, there was q most splendid dis
play Of Are works.
The celebration passed of without any Sc.
Tious accident. John Fitzgerald, a fireman,
received . ball in bis foot, 10 consequence of
some one accidentally discbargiug a pistol 10
the crowd. j. X. Larke was wounded in the
arm by . rocket. aud one or two other sligb,
accidsnts, include all the casualties of the
dsY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

A Georgia merchant. who arrived 10 New
York. q few days ago to purchase goods, was
found on Tuesday night lying on the side
walk, near the Fulton ferry, stupe6ed and
almost ~senseless from the effects OF drugged
liosor which some designing rsscals bad in
dnoed bin to imbibe. The sum of $1,000
wa found safe 10 bis pockets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

william, one of the two negroes that were
sho, in . cave. 10 Amelia county, last week,
in which they bad been for some time Con-
osalsd. died at Bellevue Hospital. yesterday
morning. The leg in which be received the
wound Was amrutated some days ago, but
~srsngrsue supervened, causing his death in
n abort time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

NEW FALL GOODS.-We have jus; re.
~ ceived beautiful Fancy Prints: Mou.lines,
IRON ~ cents TO rs, very pretty DE Bages, an
excellent article, only l cents Irish Linens;
Bleached and Bro. Cottons; all Of which we are
selling at very low prices.
sep J. F. Il L. A. LARKlN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

~ 10 part of osr edition Of yesterdays
0assss, the credit 70 the Fairfax News. tor
tbs news items Of Fairfax County Vas scci-
6sptally omitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

"ALL, STEPHENS X CO., 322, Pennsyl.
w yania avenue.-BOY'S and YOUTHS
READY-MADE CLOTHING, for school and
dress wear Parents and guardians wishing to
furnish their children and wards with school and
college outfits tor the coming season, are invited
TO examine our present large and extensive as
sortment OF BOYS CLOTHING, where they can
fit out their children, OF all sizes, in a lew mo.
ments, with every description OF ready-made gar.
ments, of substantial and durable qualities, at
very moderate prices.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
1922, Penn. avenue, between 9TH and 10th SITS
Washington, aug 3O-Im
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

There has been snow on the mountains,
this week, nssr Cumberland. The buck
wheat crop there was partially destroyed by
fret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

%s,ts VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
EE IL THE VILLAGE OF SPERRYVILLE.-
/ orer Tor sale, the DWELLING and STORE
HOUSE, and LOT OF GROUND, containing
about 4 ACRES, and d 10 ACRE LOT, in the
Village OF Sperryville, Rarpahannock County,
"a Va. On the 10 acre Lot is a fine GRIST
G-AMlLL, run by a never failing stream Of wa.
ter, d FOUNDRY and a BLACKSMITH SHOP.
The property is admirably located, and is a
capital investment. Amy one wishing TO pur.
chase, can procure a bargain by applying early
TO the subscriber NJ. 5. TOTTEN.
Rappahannock Co. sen 2-eo2W,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-04

II store and for sale, 200 sacks Ashton; 100
sacks Worthington, and 20O sacks GROUND
alum SALT.
aug 30 L. ENGLISH & BRO.
TOTTON YARN 5000 lbs. superior North
~ Carolina Yarn, for sale by
sep2 WHEAT q BRO.
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aug l7-eo2m Warrenton, Fauquier co -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

From THE UPPER LAKEs.-The Northern Light
Capt. sPAULDINs, arrived in port yesterday morn
ing.
She left 0ntonagon Saturday, Nov. 9th, reached
Eagle Harbor Sunday morning, and was detained
by northeast gale until Tuesday left Copper Har.
Dor Wednesday The North Star at that place
bound up The Mineral Rock had gone to Grand
Portage on the North Shore; reached the Sault
Friday morning; the propeller General Taylor
ran foul of brig Concord the night before, six
miles below White Fish Point; the propeller was
struck amidships, and considerably damaged.
The cargo brought down eonsis ted of l55 tons OF
"copper" $50 bushels potatoes and 200 half bbls fish
consigned TO Hanna, Ganittan & Co.
Heavy weather was experienced during the
whole of the trip. Eighteen inches of snow had
fallen at Marquette, and ice was being formed But
few vessels are now upon the lakes. The Light
has proved herself one Of the cest boats on the lake
and worthy to carry that Greyhound on her Pilot
House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S,Nnr Hnnr Nnv 10

SANDY Hook, Nov 10.
The steamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Lefevre, from
Bremen and HaVrs via Southampton, Sd inst, hs,
arrived of this point.
The steamer Prince Albert arrived at Galway
on the Both ult. The steamer Canada reached
Liverpool on the 3lst.
The Vanderbilt left Southampton on th eeYeniDg
Of the 4th and brings 329 passengers.
The entire passage has been extremely Wintry.
On the 9th saw large propeller bound up the
channel. Evening of the iIth, 20 miles east Of
Cape Race saw a large steamer.
The ship a. T., from New York for Glasgow,
had foundered at sea. all hands saved.
The formation of a new company, with eapi.
tai of e., 100000, to lay submarine telegraph
from Galway to Quebec, was talked of.
A large amount of gold from Australia was en-
route.
Spain was preparing to act against Mexico.
-BTeadstuffs-Rcl larison Spence & Co.
report Flour nominally unchanged with declining ten
dency; western anal Dos; Philadelphia and Baltimore 2s
(G22s; Ohio 22st624s.
Whea-Tending downward: very duIl and nrices irres
MAR aod 62d lower; red western 56s4d; white do 6sd
(G6s6d; white southern 7slG7Sd
Corn-Iendlng downward, aud nominal; yellow 500 rs:
white 38a-S3s6di European Is lower.
Beet-Heavy. and quotations barely maintained Pork
dull Bacon IN but 1.-THE inquiry and prices weak
ROsin-pull at 3s3slld.
Sugar-COmmon; quiet Rce quiet
Ashes Pots steady at 32s. Pearls quiet
Ilnseed Oli-31s6d,d3ls.
SpInts Iurpentine-Steldys a. 40s6d
LOND0N.-The Money market is unchanged Cunsols
tof moaey, se,ess5s; and for account, 9sACd9ssi.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
FROM WASHINGTON.

" AohINuIoNJ NOH' H.
A private letter received here from Guyamas
October 10th, in giving an account of the revolu-
tiOn there, confrmatory Of the recently published
statements, says that Capt. StOne with his survey
ing party, consisting of about 30 Americans, oceu-
pied three houses in the center of the town be-
tweenthe opposing parties. If an attack had been
made on him he would have hoisted the American
flag and fought under it, being well armed and
having plenty of ammunition, and a brig in the
harbor mounting two nine Founders to resort to if
necessary.
Lieut.. Mowry was ready to land assistance with
his own men.
The civil war ended by the surrender of the au-
thorities to the rebel party, when, after getting
what they demanded, and obtaining guaranty OF
immunity from prosecution, TIE rebels reinstated
the authorities
The Americans were not attacked, owingto their
firm position and their declining to surrender their
houses TO the rebel leaders.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
". FINkL. CIsNeIan1 .
MATRIMONIAL.
rs nr r,rr IrN1rrn Sr,rrs

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands of my countTy-women.
NV success has excited the malice Of the enviOus and
eaIouS their prosecutions have served only extend
aud esab sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved. SOlong am held in a1ecionate ard
thankful remembrance BY those who have experienced
skill cord iesaise the OF nskers
nd slanderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged 10 place my med
for producing msnstruation within the reach Of the
ladies of the United States; ndsposition
field occupied by quacks with their pernicOus
Ead fI that uuprHcpei oounterfseTs might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hithero pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale my
AAIlE DE FEMME" in the United States.
At last yield the entreates of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat throughout the
Old World.
In regard 20 the efficacy OF the "AAI1E DE FEMME"
need only say that it IS liquid form, and exactly such
have used my practicein France for years and
that has failed to a satisfactory result
The "Amie de Femme and stand in the
lation Of and effect It alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual how where never existed and
it where has been from any suppressed
In ordeTto guard against imposition wrapper direc
tons each bottle of the Aae de Femme wl bear my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing box
vii be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 package. -
PARIS, January 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FIsKE,
No % Superior street, Cleveland. who viii supply the
Annie de Femme at the ProP1etOr's pnces.
nuIO dswlv6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

POLICE COURT.-JOhn Blany and Susan Butler.
for being drunk, were fined So and costs.
Martin Carl, Patrick Sheehey and Robert o Con.
key are sailors in the schooner Invincibe Sheehey
assisted by Carl, pitched into o. Conkey, on Sun,
day night and mangled him hugely Sheehey bit
away the whole of o. Conkey's lower lip and was
held in $500 bail, 10 appear at the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Carl was fined S25 and costs.
James O'Donnen for larceny of one shawl, one
opera bonnet, and pair of cuffs from the High
School building was fined SIS and costs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

eligible as Commissioners, by the remark that in
stances might b, brought to mind when gentlemen,
although stockholders were far from being interes
ted in the roads of which they held the stock.
Other members of the COMMITTEES, who composed,
with the above, the working and talking members,
are worthy special mention but VIC havs already far
exceeded the space we intended to occupy upon
this subject
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
HAVANA NEWS.


New YoRK, Nov. Is.
The steamship Philadelphia brings Havana
dates to the sth inst.
Sugar-Declined; white 121l5c free on board.
Molasses-Inactive at former reduced rates.
ExchsDge-Declined; New York aud Boston 81
94c.; New Orleans 5@6c-short sight
Freights-Depressed, no charters to Europe for
American vessels during the week, and only one
to the States.
The British ship Starlight was ashore in the har-
Dor at Havana, and will prove total loss
The bark Cardenas, the brig Nancy and schoon-
er Enterprise, were still detained by the American
acting Consul.
The Philadelphia had strong nOrtherly gales
throughout the passage
We had here this morning a slight furry of
snow.
A dispatch from 0swego says snow fell last eve
ming to the depth of five inches, and it commenced
showing again very rapidly. There is good sleigh
ing there, and the snow continues to fall.
Elizabeth Carr, one of the domesties who was
wounded in the Gouldy tragedy, died yesterday at
the hospital
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT FOB
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM! 4!

BECAUSE IT WILL, in ali cases,
- safely and efectualy that much dreaded scourge
all cases will counteract the poison of 1aaria, Of which
fact thousands do testify, and unlike all other nostms,
ionc il is unsurpassed We will offer few evidences Of
its worth, by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton, IL. Sept 10th, 1851
DR. MANN-Desr Sir: For several years past have used
your AGUE BALsAM in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects in hundreds Of cases. and
case has failed produce the happy effect.
most cheerfully recommend it certain specific for
ChilIs, Fever and Ague, and Malarious Diseases.
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, n. D.
Marshall Mich, Feb. llth, 1857.
Dr. MANN COL have sold large amount Of your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity, and from my personal
Fever and Ague that mas ever been sold in State
Respectfully Yours. G. A HYDE,
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan lst, 1853
MRsSRs. S. K. MANN CO.-Gents: In canvassing the
States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale Of the different
raled to observe the great that your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself in every place where sold 1t
sales more rapid than all others It is destined to super
sede al other ague remedies IN the market. -
Very Truly Yours, A 4 S. HENDkH
New York, Feb %, 1858.
in St Louis sold your AGUE BALSAAI three years, and
have carefully observed effects CURING aad must in
World OF medicines To nv personal knowledge it has
cured permanently every time have known used
happy result And what's REMARKABLE, have
known but what remained cured fer At least that
feet triumph Chills and Fever.
Respectfully Yours PROF o. J. NOOD-
SIX. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio. Sold
" A'' s''1 GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
au17 Cleveland.
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WEsTERN NEWS.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Is.
Mr.. Brown, the Utah correspondent of the New
York Tribune, has arrived from Salt Lake Dates
to 10th ult. The investigation in the case of In-
dians charged with committing outrages on Mrs
Marker and daughter had commenced before Judge
Sinclair. Gen. johnson went to winter quarters
on the 18th. Heavy rains and high winds pre-
vailed at Camp Floyd. The story stating that In.
dian Agent Hunt was allowing Indian Squaws to
be sold for mstresses to the officers of the troops
is untrue.
Snow was three feet deep in the mountains Ice
three inches thick. Several trains would be una
bic to go through the mountains.
Considerable excitement at Salt Lake City, in
reference to the Pixies Peak god diggings, mum
bers leaving for the mines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

4, The eUeaHess Of the vibration Of the string
However good string may be. # will produce no tone
yeraes and The the vibration the better the
tons directly to and fro The hammer striker the un
ecede from the hammer In ths H. Co piano the second
motion Of The string is to return in straight direct line to It's
motionis mp, down-up, ,down-GdigfHtsA-
The second motion Of the string all other makes be
article OF anv subsucs forms an eIbov a9 nd ~ ant
side na thereby necessarily must be drawn the highest
the rApidy vbrae and as the two sides OF ben.
string unevenly drawn. and It's lower sides edges
eed up instead Of its returning direct line
m & popsT sy being Pereepby drawn towards the out
becomes rotary and every time it comes around to
heck which smother cause Of the unevsunes Of tone Of M
old kind Of piano
5, The eUenAess of one
This tas Iesul. of tie fourth feature belng UNIVERSAL
conceded isoth al tome Is produced by rijTato
iheepe7t' q aesioTG ti0rs tie eyenertis tone
The stleHy til Of string,
Th why strings break the common piano
an dwhy Ne break at the ebew Is
ne srngb ing bent at ship angle AZ that point see dR
gran B he sis that part against the iron pin becomes
string bars tie sIo s1aa Now If The vfoIs rain on he
string Of Piano viii fifty pounds the foot (which
by al palts OF the string then poir, likely break
as the SshsF oSs IL e. any one part Of the string o9ehaf of
bic to snap in twain At any change in the weather. and
will warp and spng every cha Of the atmosphere The
philosophy simply his whole ItTin be large
small Is stronger than half oft only replied
TO BY asserting that twice is notefua to twice
two does not make four.
7, The great length Of time 'OAich the instrument re-
mains IN tune.
This the result Of The 9Th feature nas1nueh as string
saftes sraiag And 1t will readily be that If string
our feet in length bears strain Of two h1ndred pounds
B in all il viii aen than a.
Of string bearing the strain.
The truth and philosophy of the foregoing 30 sr
Ing and iorcibe that the question often asked
not ether makers The copper fret straight srng
There is but It is secured patent for which
hy thousand dollars have already been offered but which
sum can PHrehase as Messrs Hset Davis Co. prefer
ply the public with si class nts rather than assist
others to do il, any price
The foregoing plan OF the Hslet Davis Co Piano is
simple lucid and unanerabe that will guarantee TO are
piano to any who will rsfute its philosophy.
Cleveland, August s, 1855
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Bnnr0ina.

P0ARDING.-T House No. 4
ID Public Square aud by the Stone Church-one Of the
pleasantes locations il the ciys being thoroughly re-
parsd. and will be opened Tor Boarders October lst-
Families wishing furnish their roJms be ac-
eommodated with large and convenient rooms and bed
rooms; and Single Boarders and Day B0arderS will find
good RcnommodatIons on easonable terms Ladies not
sep2i s W BURRITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

ADMITTED TO U. S. BAR.-Henry G. Perry,
Esq, was yesterday admitted to practice in the
United States Court. Mr.. Perry's talents can
now have wider range of action, and he will
make his mark in the Courts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

n If any ladies wish to get their Mufis, Vic
torines, ETC., altered into new fashion, or want
to get furs made up to their orders, E. RuFFINI
81 Superior street, will do it good ard right
His stock of Capes, Muffs, ETC., is one of the
best in the city, all of his own manufacture
and at lower prices than anywhere else. IT,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
The Steamer Empire City, with Hanover dates
TO the llth inst, arrived.
Sugar slightly improved. Exchange on New
York IA Ia, ON London Is Ia.
The British ship Starlight was ashore at The
mouth Of the harbor beating up.
The bark Ayernies is sold, affair settled
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
STEAMBOAT sNAGGED.

NINOINNAIIi 4NOF. To-
The steamer Fulton City, beund from Pittsburg
to St. Louis, struck snag at Bufington Island
Thursday morning, and sunk in sixteen feet of
water. Twelve deck passengers were drowned
beat valued at $4,000; insured for $4,000. She
is total loss and the passengers lost all their bag
gage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16
N. H. SOLOMONSON.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
eeps the largest OF the approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near or far
lighted ground under his by machine
of construction, with the greatest care, so as to
suit the eyes all cases. curing Weakness Dizziness or
Inflammation Of the Eyes, and mpartng strength for long
reading or fine sewing.
= n. H. Solomonson would here inform the public
shat he employs any the sale Of hslenSes
q Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES, MI
CRoSCoPES, CONpASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
1OfceSs Superior street under the American Hotel.
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meoirtnes.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY!

or THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY!
pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA-
l. TIVE.-Says the ST; Louis taIo) Democrat Below
publish letter Dr. WOCd, OF this rity from gen
tleman in Maine which seaks glowingly Of the superior
feet when coming from reliable source II certifcass
guarantees Of truth the DR.. needs encomiums
~ hath, Maine. Jan, 20, 1856.
| PEoT. D WOOD CO.-GentemeB Having my atten-
effects OF your Hair Restorative was induced to make
a bbP 20 %& %& I 1 ha nv sas %sT
the same character Some three months since procured
found That it was DroyiPg Whist | had wished used il
tie, of wfch have used some / now certify to the
world that the gray white hair has totally disappear
natural color aud believe more soft and glossy than It has
been before for twenty-five years am now SIXTY yoaIs
old my good wife At the age Of ffytwo has used it with
Tie above notice deem due to you for your vauab e
discovery assured that whoever will nightly
directions will have occasion contradict my
resident here for the last fifteen years and known
make of the above with nv name attached is at YOUR
vice. as wish TO preserve the beauties of nature IN others
am truly yours. A. C. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January o, 1855.
! WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
| PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune to
low fever IN New Orleans in is4 was Induced make
trial OF your preparation and found 4 10 answer as the
no words express my obligations @ you in giving TO the
afflicted s1ch q treasure. FINLEY JOhNSON-
The undersigned. Rev K Bragg is minister in regp-
lar saning Of the Orthodox Church in Brook
field, Mass He is gentleman Of great influence. and
universally beloved: VIM. DYER.
| BRoOKFIELD January Il. 1883
PROP WooD-Desr Sir: Having made trial of your Hai
Restorative, gives pleasure TO that its effect has
beep excellent in removing Inflammation, dandru and
cOnstan. tendency itching with which have been
troubled from my Childhood snd has also restored hair
which becoming gray original color have used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit. Yours truly. ]. X BRAGG.
The Restorative put up Bottles Of three sizes viz
Large medium; and small. The small holds half pint
and retas dollar per botte-he medium holds al
lesst per proportion than the small
dollars bOttle-the large holds quart
fory per in prOpOtOn) and retas for three
dollars bottle
| o. J. WOOD * CO., PropTietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and Market street, St Louis, Mo and sold by
/ all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deslers. ocl6
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Sr. Thomas, Nov. 10.

The overland Mail with dates to the 18th ult.,
arrived here late last night. 1t was delayed one
day in consequence of bad roads in the Eastern part
Of the route. Six through passengers, one Of
whom is q woman, by the name of Mrs. Crume.
AdyiceS anticipated by steamer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-16

GUITAR.-J. H. THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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FROM NEW YORK.
NNo-'H III ~ y ANAIa
New YoRK. Nov. l5.

New York, Nov. Is.
Guns were heard at Sandy Hook at about u NJ,
but the weather is too thick TO admit of seeing from
what they proceeded. The Vanderbilt may be at
anchor near the Light Ship.
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declined one dollar New York C. bonds fat At.
lantic Telegraph shares f330 to f36O.
Sugar active at full rates. Coffee firm
Rice, Carolina, at auction, S20s; subsequently
re-sold at $3.50 co. Wheat dull.