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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

EIysAlee d 4oc 500 bales were made fer shipusnt,
n /6c So, with primo eas reported q CO. per loo lbs
Hnp.-Anercae wAs quiet and nominal GAies Of
about 800 bales Of Manila were reported &c. for ak
and eskt months, with sales Of $50 tons juts q L
Hofs were selling 70 moderate extent at 30. &c. for
gooe 70 prime Qualees.
LINZ was in better demand, with sales of about 800
5000 barrels common Rockand at soo., and 900 do
lump st 81.
NAvAL STORES The stock having become much re
duced especially for spirits, the market less active
while prices unchanged Sales Of about 200 barrels
spirits reported at &C. Crude turpenane ives in
o. rs. Common was firmly held It 81 81 81 SO. Me-
dunn and line were firm az full prices Tar varied, with
fair sales Of the different kinds from 81 12a 81 3l
81 5O-tbe latter figure for selected.
Ol- Gales Of about 900 900 gallons linseed were
reported at Zee Tic Tbs market for whale and sperm
was compar atvey quiet and prices unchanged.
Provisions -Pork-The market or ntinued TO rule firm,
but the advanced views OF holders rendered sales
900 barrels, ncludiog mess at SIT 90 q Sl7 85 q
SIS closing without sellers under the latter fgure,
with prime at sl4 70 Ga rs. There free bidders
at sl4 so, but holders generally demanded si4 70, at
firmly held, with small sales Of good quality at $40 25
Thin mess at &l7 60 and prime q: SO Co. Beef
was lrIn with saes Of about $50 800 bbs including
country prime at 81 70 IS 25; country AZ $40
SI repacked Western at Sl2 sls 90 and at Sis
S14 90. Bacon steady at SIC. a 91c Cut meats
were steady with Gales Of about 200 800 packages ia
ldpg shoulders al 7c. and hams at 0lc lOc. 1ard
ontnued firm aud In good demand with sales OF 800 a
90 bos at 1870 lie, and 1872 kegs reported at
&c Old butter dull, while q, 23c. Csc. for
tate New Ohio has not appeared in market Onio cheese
aneed from &C 7c and good to prime State diaries a.
C loo.
RIG-saes of about 600 casks were made q. aye 4c.
SraIRs.--rbe market was dull and sales confined to
about 200 900 hhds. Cuba nuscovado with small lots Of
Porto Rico, chiefly at 61sc. q &c.
WinsKIy-Sales OF 400 800 bols. were made at 2lc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

NEW MAsISE REGisrER-t will be by the folio wing
prospectus that shortly have what has long been
wanted bv ship owners merchants CAPTAINS and others Tbs
extensive and expanding OF this country requires
such work as the English French oyds aad have
doubt but that the gentlemen who undertaken the
task fully capable Of making American Lloyds
equal in merit 70 the English French. We feel e.
the forthcoming work III receive that support from
camille community which its merits demand The rpeetuB
is rs follows
TaEt lw yoRE MtRsr REGIsrrn, AMERICAN Iaorps--
a5S oSs ns % raySr Sh I'D r
York Marine Register respectfully form tbe SUBSCRIBERS
publish On her sn
and semi nonhs supplemcnis and M se
s;ss w Be dsyersd sa,scriSeEs parchsssrs s.ry
arranged exclusively BY and he Diagrams Rules o.
Tn S 70 Of S1o
prepared by The undersigned with great Ia ,or and care md
marine inspecors and we believe that the Eaes *
fret attempt country 10 give wrlaon rules
OF fos an standard Of OF YES
We intend 10 issnehe work and complete
sappiements containing changes doTa
ne Gay OF pruning ous oecupeon a marine In
information in reference to connected with
experience captsns Of vessels ana in thpbuidng w
enable u trust to give corroS and satisfactory reports Of
into The first volume win be carefully co-rsssei in our sue
port be United STATES and the cassGcscn viii H oosto
70 the Books q The gnderwriters In New York Our volume
ton Of Vessels which wil be reoognei BY c Un
and VIII diagrams all the material sh.p
showing The manner OF fastening and giving "a detail the 90
eccnable feeturcs which Tho Underwriters
rejection modifying of risks. II VIII furnish the rates
CLASSIFICATION Of oil American vessels and of al foreign
sels visiting American poris.
The work will be furnshe subscribers for Els The bound
book and s25 for The supplements Corporations and
psnies ~ and $50
W. especially request all Subscribers purchasers the
work for 1852 10 send their subecrpol orders
municaions only authorized agents and
hat upol the heading 5crp-
ton Lists and circuiasr
THOMAS TAILOR.
RICHARD r HARrsG0RSE
JOHN IL KING,
inspectors and snrvcyors.
once Of Marine Register IS Wall street, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

sshr Nouparen Or, Muddy, ornwalhs. Rs, u days.
scir George DAVIS Phhps Charleston, days. with cotton.
70 Dunham Du1on
sshr Mary Ann En..beth friee washnx.on, nc, bdsys,
Schr Ocean Wave Warner, Washington, NC. dAys, VIII
cotton 70 fe6ar Horne sailed IA company with sohs De-
borAh for New York.
Echr Wytbe. TuttiL, Richmoud, 8 ayA
Rchy Barepgo, Freeman, Virginia
echP John Totem. Waters Virginia, 2 days
6chr = Bravard, Williams. Berlin, Nd, 2 days
schr Anna smith smith Wilmington, Del 2dsya
gcbr 4 B Small, Drisko, Machias. 7 days
echr Martin. -, ssco 7 days.
schr Hsrah. Elweh Rockiand
6chr u lloyd. Rankin, Boston, days
6chr Sterling Hills, New Haven.
schr Colby Chew, Wade, New London.
Sohr Csharne Beal, ebute Rondout for Portland, Ne.
Sloop Thos Huh, Huh, PI evidence.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Chesapeake. Crowen Portland.
schr Bradshaw Fish, arrived l6h, was from Cenfuegos
not Cardenas-
day. 50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BENDss-WUIIs On Thursday, April Is, by the Rev.
John Dcney ADAMS at tho residence Of the BRIDES father
mir. ANDREW 3. BENDER 20 Miss CHARLOTTE p. Willis,
youngest daughter Of John T. Willis, both Of this city.
KopEIsCnSy Jersey City, Wednesday,
April II, by the Rev Kei DR. orrooaR KoPEIscHy, Of
Vienna 70 MAutDA l. HERON.
SEDewIcE-Rroa ton Saturday, April II, by the Rev.
George l.. rreptss, RopcK SD1wrK, Jr, 10 Miss SARAH
j. ETcR, ali OF this city.
sHw-BEowy.-on Monday April 10, At All saint,'
church. by the Rev. Dr. Egenbrodt JAMfs T. Saw, Egg
to Mss JrIIA A. BEows daughter Of D. Brown, q ali
OF this city
Sn5Ls-WfTHrkR -Oa Tuesday, April 10, at No. Stan
ton street, by the Rev DR.. Not pastor or the First Bap
tjst church Hr FRANK STEELE o. Evanston, Illinois
Hiss ANGIE third daas liter Of W. W. Weseler q OF this
city.
Chicago papers please copy.
wyShoor --PooK. - On Wednesday, April IL, by Rev.
Lott Jones, CoaSEucs u. wySIoop to HaRsiEr T. poox
beth OF this city
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hARITIHE INTEL LlGEACE.
AIsArAc NV yor---uts piY
suS rrrs ~ noon SIR
sss sru-............... ~ mon vArrs...-mon "
Port Of sey Work. Nprti H. 1878.

CLEARED.
Ep Florence, nunsresg Penang csrL1Co.
fafk y u uason Ms well. Barbod0es--B M bon Rro
bsIk J n johnson, bl-kc, Car icnas-PCck chnfch
BAR g & Fo-isr, sispie. New oresns-tAgIe HsSsrJ
Brig Kin Niri ITpyn. Curanoa.
HIH Richmond Mes srson Iriniisd-RP Buck 90.
IirS bkcrss, Lsooet Cicnucgos-Chasel.n. Power
Brg s. vineeut nJr usuios. HsIbor Gr,ce &C. Trenlc
Hfoe.
SER A Kelly Kelly Bar~oa-w " Bske-
Sclr Plots bride. Pierce. ual1sx-H a. flatrh &Co.
t~hr NJ DsmiE Hendrickspn Havann III -Tpetni'l o.
schr y warns sessoo, Chsrics'on-Ac, tcaiy MOI
sohr s Fddy Pa en-, Cksras.on--Dollner A Potter
s,m l'tlsad s,ee usn' ,,eorge.osn a - eckt 90.
SCH 100, Cganntr. smllfeia-Nassfr
kclI nm toie CITY Pont-Jss Huuera O..
f.elucr Elsti Dnmond. ihcn. lhlsd, iph.i.
ARRIVED.
acanshp ArsFo. Lines liayrn April ani Cow Rosds
10 Win nd, and psssrnscrs % VIM Dragon.
seenfsr irk Warrior smith, New treszA April H. sod
Hsvsa lsh viii mass ami passengers W Isytlg-ou
Boz s .Sns hne s.,p g'c s 5e ~.
msnn. pot1nu kouih
s,ssnsfiD KsssUn- surr,y. Charleston 4. nour. wys
PN. g nts Of iiacrss e1chsn ed rnal n s-sns,,u
Aug sis bercc for hayanns ~ Pal shang~i signals
s,eanshp Isosnos, sFirsc- Richmond sc Win mis-. ,,s
nr.rs. b. ludain ieassns Ism AN or Suepur
ent EenalD ri t'esn.mp Jauest.an hence ict Ncrulk
and = Thomas April VIA ianpion Roads i0sh With lusno
"a Fret ecu y 10
fsle amanda lane DIR. Rensaios April D. win sar.r
: rllg Il Q Dyer fafntr NV is,e,. bs,las. O, q p
srbr vi's,n Priae III Bo-,on) So-ri somrcro raa w.
krril wa Hampton ho'ds dsJ', wh snsno, - WOOD
S,hr vr,ls of rachgasl Jrr~,-py, Ceniueyo. April q
rAl tugsri skkEs rtsfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

AxxRroAE DRANAr1o ruEp Lscc4noS- viii be per-
esived thn body has adopted suggestion made By
the HAlD several years stsce and for the acnivsrsay
celcsra.son dispense WITH the heavy evening dinner
There VIII be held ais day week, Ut O'Clock p NJ,
public meeting Of the BOrd OF Directors ct which the 70
ports VIII be made and collation. served The associates
and friend Of the fund are invited To attend The place
Of meeting has not yet been fixed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

TIRE IN BROADWAY About ~ O'Clock last night Gre
was discovered in the cellar under the ewelry NJ
H. Chambers, No. ssl Broadway. The police Grsmsn
were early al the premises, sad very exnggsaed
tbe nre seemed to haze originated amongst 10. OF
rubbish on shelf IN the front cellar The damage might
pc estimated 1t about $500 Insured for - 900 n The
Nuteers Exchange Washington a9d Brevort Insurance
companies. The origin OF the Are unknown. roe FIRE
Marshal may probably solve ma mystery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

Br1-rus Cor7yI-tvrfs a --Ntv -. is~ "a Az s.o
x1s slI iil s43, $40, icJ2 90 a. st, az as, ~
gb5s, g2b. JOS 1851.
10. ~ Us, %. 90 81 a. 81, 90 SC 81 - sOi 20
~. As, %, ". 80. IS. ". lot.
-Hrnsa CT sTsos. l5lg. 81. 6l- i5i, TOO Sls .s-
a. 90 o. az CO. 81 % -. 81 az - ~
a7t 30 vi iss ga 1907 s'., l0ls l92s. lar 10.
rCTi lOyq 1852 1851 Iu8f los lsis, zoe lc ll0,
Voc ilOr mo- iii3 iiIb VII. Wa, ITO Ilos, AS
1lla. ITO. li5i, siss, iIsk, Set
oo~-us P<s---f4r lsl.--A ssoSr " q vease sdsy
bat Mo-. 1nta l0ll. We, st, So, lo illi lllo
W. ms, llis, ~. go, az, fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20


- ~ eco hauos, rithn TIE range - duJtato,S.
-outhcrD hJur erm Cor higher r-ates wah sooa
sAIvt demand for tropical pOrts while The se ncudoi
sbOu 200 W 200 hrrels, within the rnre Of TIE above
qucaons Rye -four was IN far request tn sslcs of 20
~ barrels nj our cures Corn mcsi.les o. about ~
20 tsIre Jersey and Braldywlns at the above prizes
Nissws 10 TAR demand, while rricss rer with
% - 81 sh~ut 20 otn - o0 buslels incIuied in which
we're 900 " 200 inisrsor med 10 far white So1th
~ sfl 10 81 20, WITH southern red ~ 81 "a "a
ard 90 bushels vbFe Csnsis "a t Ca small lot o
Irme 10 cho.oe White keniucs ut g. 40 n 81 IS: white
lntoi.. 81 q common white Ohio 10 The railroad depx
81 81 l., and white Michigan 81 L. Cyrn-The marxe;
bte firm and active. Toe sales on brncci about
20 90 bushels Including dsrace' southern white NJ &c
yellow Go o. nc, and -ound Jervey yellos al 10 RYE
N o. ebcpi 200 butois Jrcy and Nortbe,n in los
we're mae 81 ~ 90 Nc. Osis were selling moiers ely
~ Az a 1Jc 'or state and &c. 5Oc for was,arn
. CriIG The market ihOut rhange a nnuefl
IN cuofstots, whie slss lntod About % BAG. Os
hsraosbo vere SOLD ~ isLc aud 800 30 rio ~ TO-
Tic and 100 90 Blhs At There h,s be@n cor ode
fehC sdducns made % The stock within the n, warg
t0TfuN The magket was ifm. xih saes OF a lSgt GO
10 bales closing Al about I2t for ,id M uglsos
IsglDils -thgsgements we're niNierafe wnta raiss
about the zane. 10 liverpool sp.ut sncO boz
TO-n yrfe ~ rsaed a. ls lo5sd 2. - Ly-s oxl3e "
"a lss. 10 Ions iusic a, Ia 100 rccs beef q, ~
an 81 i.sDs mes ejneni guyls n 10. vth on bJxe
cbe.se hv Ne stsam,r Cty o. Washneinn a. sss ~
pa1nn lr9 Istces bsef tsts- o. - 81 api b.
u SOW flasL hf % fu vas engaged a. 2 hi -
~ ngcs fntJ1 o. MEASUREMENT E,ois were tigso a.1s
D. hs'cs ~ e.sF Isfu sfie sB;bsfasd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

The following Is comrarison Of the ordinary receipt,
and expenses O. Ceptr Railroad OF New Jersey for
the last tsO bscsl years, ending March al
1858 1857. T1--eIse.
Receipts .. ,.... $685., gao 80 6+.554 IS 6s.JsJ,06
Expenses ........ 325 7i7 IS 2a5 ,2ae q so,bl2 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20
CIR, conMEncr,L n.pour.

MONA, April H. I. ~
AES-ssss o. sboc, 10 barrel pOs were ma.s Of &c.
Blsuuigs l1our--lho nlSikei sas VI IA Anged while
scs made we've ~ moderate ottni chiefly 10 the local
y tsern trade, with soDs lots 10 export The trAIs.
actous embraced about Op0 20 coo barrels wtlln
AZ nj about The ful.orfur urtces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

heebtedses BY wen directed economy IN this quXr:sf
ras suosu;0n Of COAL for wood does noa neocssAy IN
vsvs NE purchase 6 new locomotives but alteration
IN their construction, which win vary sxpsnss-aoeord
ing 70 the plan aAoped md the completeness Of repair
from eight hundred 70 two thousand dollars which
when compared with the saving daily
expense That would from their use. The coal
burning locomotive now brought 10 such perfection that
the smoke and sparks are entirely consumed admirably
aning for passenger trains and rendering not only
eater but asreea ,le machine the best construct
ed wool burners.
The New Orleans bank statement for the 10Th inst
shows specie reserve Of sloss257o There had been
during the week decrease loans and an increase IN
specie, WITH further addition to circulation deposits and
exchange. The precise chsnges as compared with the
last pre- siouu returns are - follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-20

The North pernsyivana Railroad Company on rdesday
pad those who called therefor sxhs OF coupon
number SIX due jan l, 1855, whish, with the onesiX,h
paid heretofore, makes three sixhs half OF sst
coupon canced, Of each number Of compass tbs amount
o. $4,000, being six months interest Sly per cen,
mor'ssgeof g. 100000 Coupoa number s payable
it face Juiy l. She earnings OF the roai for Mayoh,
1858, and the increase March, 1857; - fol-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13
uaRDwARE. CUTLERY. Sc,

GARDEN AID FARMING INlLF-
IT MENTS. BUILDING MATERIALS
CARPENTERS TOOLS. HOUSE ktEPiNG
ARTICLES, &c. at No. -, Royoi Nrra many
opp1si'e The Marka. The subscriber. 'naDaD.
for the patronage already received since ~ re.
commencement of business, would MORN .'
numerous irler d., that he has made cons defdy.e
additions 10 his stock in rs various departments
and is now prepared TO furnish them WIN
good supply of GARDEN AND tAklIIN"
IMPLEMENTS. such as SPARES. Fork, ftor'
Rakes, Shovels, Picks, Mauocks Plough az
tings Trace, Halter and Log Chains. foe Han
dies, Scyrhes Snaths, Ncythe Stones and hHr
and other articles IN that department.
Locks, Hinges Screws, Bolts Cu' aN
Wrought Nails Door. Shutter Draw ard o'hT
Knobs. Bell Pulls Knockers. Sash Fastener.
Sash Cord, Axle Puleys. SC. Tor Builders.
Saws, Harchets, Planes. ChseIs, Hn's'. Il.
gers, Anger Bits. Centre Blns. Plumb a.a
Levels, Squares Bowels, Glue. Cha b. flare a..
Saw Handles and other Mechanic in'.'
Fox FAMILY PURPOSES " nI't Na'n. ""''-
ing, Hair. Sweeping. Shoe and Nra.o" bIU,.''
Walters and Tea Trays Plain and Japan u.
ware, Briftania-ware, KNIVES and Forks i.@.'
Spoons and Ladies' Bristol Brick, h Glir CLEARER
Chamois Skins, Scales and Weights, 'ar''
sticks, Tin and BrItanIa Lamps, Carpet I-'.'.
Carpet Hammers Carpet >tretCh"rs. Io.''
Pins, Knife Boxes, Lemon Squeezers. lea 'a..
isters, Pot Castings ard many articles 90 'o.'
ous 10 enumerate Also, good stock Of ia."
Mills Wove Wire, Horse Brshes Curry 'on''
Horse. Cotton and Wool Cards. Vices. Anvil
Flies Butresses. Marbles White Alley, ioi'
&c. &c. The subscriber wrli continue 10 f'r2
up his supply of articles in every dePa'''''.
and will sell at a small advance. preGnIg
nlmble tx pence 10 SO" shilling
On hand one Mortice Machine. .o' Of ~
steel, Carriage Lace, Springs. axe, and VII
dow Sash. a great bargain 20 close them o'' 81"
tireIy Call at No. II, Royal street
an 3 JNO, CREIGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ ARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR
WI APRIL, lSjS-R. FRANCE & CO,
Observation-Disclosures OF Tickets will bear in
mind that the Maryland Lotteries, are drawn
by State authority, and by State officer and
all schemes are examined and approved by him.
IT Beware OF all Lotteries with extraordi-
nary large Prizes for a small cost of Tickets
all such are swindies The Managers of the
Maryland Lotteries present as large and fair
schemes as can be made for the price OF Tickets
and persons purchasing in them, f they draw
Prize will certainly be paid In the Others
every dollar invested is so much thrown away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13

ENOR RENT-A WHARF, in good order,
& with a LARGE YARD adjoining. his
property is well located Tor Coal depot Lum-
ber or Wood. Yard. ,r,,or-src
(zA Also, TWO LARGE WAhhhou ..sf;s
Gsa on the wharf. we'll adapted for Commis'
sion and Shipping houses. c w.:
Also, number of VACANT LOIS on I'M.
on street, very desirable Tor Plaster lois: FOR
terms. enquire OF GREEN & BROTHER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13
COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
y COMPANY, ALEXANDRIA. Va
CAPITAL ONER SRhn MN


The charter Of tins Company offers more ia.
vorable advantages 10 the farmer dLa other,
than any other company chartered r Tie S,ar.
by insuring with or without premium note
Il the applicant prefer he caHTdy 'HeuII amor,
OF the premium in cash, or b. eicg'mg a cash
insurance Tor two years, the insured save, on.
eighth Of the amount be- would Otherwise han.
to pay: or By becoming member and giyrga
small premium note. the insured SAVES nearly
one halt OF the amount charged by Stock Gonna.
MES. when nsunng from year 10 Wear lasy
the advantage resulting from The COuhua'.u. of
THE CASH AND MUTUAL phlNCIpLE
This company commenced issuing Policies
against loss or damage 10y tire, on toe 18th o.
March, 1894, sIuce which time over I've thou.
sand seven hundred persons have insured ard BE-.
come members OF the Company and over thirty
thousand dollars nave been paid tor .o,,r, -
Having trebIed our business during 'ae g.,,
year, we feel grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus tar. and IorI's
tiattering prospects OF future Usell.u-s, lla
Directors hope and believe that by prsien.r
caution and a rigid system OF economy 'he-
will establish for this Company a reputation
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by aEy
Company in the L. States.
All differences IN settlement OF losses. may BE-
determined by three diSInterested arnDTa'ors o;
the County where such loss happened. TO be- mu.
tualy chosen by the insured and the Company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13

/IABINET, CHAIR AEp SOFA MANU-
I FACTORY, No. $50, King street, 8teran-
air7a. Va-Having lately fitted up one OF the
handsomest and most spacious ware.Eooms IN
the city, for the FURNITURE BUSINESS; | re-
specially invite public attention to my large
siock of FURNITURE, which | am constantly IN
creasing. Persons visiting our city will dndlt to
their advantage TO give me call as the range OF
nv GOODS in respect to quality and price, is
sucb az 10 cover the wants and views OF all
NV stock comprises Mahogany Sofas, Rocking,
Cane and Wood seat Sitting Chairs; Side
boards, Dressing Bureaus (ms5be top and pam, .n
Snfa Card Book and fancy Tables, Cottage Set,
Beds,eads, of all patterns; such as high, Field,
ing, French. lOw.post and Trq9die Bsd''1 nd.
several sew patterns of Cottage Bedsteads, hat,
racks, Wsrdrobes, Looking Glasses and a large r'
number of o,her articles embraced in the business
" Beds. Bolsters, Pillows, Mattresses, &c.
constantly on hand. ,-cu,
oct2-tf JAMES h. Dr., an"nt,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13

IA STORE FOR RENT-The new three
- story BRICK STORE, on the nor'h s'Ge
OF King street, recently occupied by George H.
Blackjack as an auction and Dry GOODS STORE
is for rent The situation Of tins property Is IN
business part OF the city ana us compete
arrangements for any kind OF mercantile pusi.
ness, readers it very desirable. apply neN'
door, 10 HULST & CO.. or j. A. MihDont''
corner of King and Washington streets
NH OFF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13
STATE LOTTERIES-R.
wi FRANCE g. CO., Managers. CAUTION

Nv
NOTICE.-Persons living al distance should
be extremely cautious Of whom they order Lot
tery Tickets or Certificates of Packages OF lick
cts The country is flooded with bogus ana
swindling Lotteries Every inducement Is heiu
out 10 get persons 10 invest money In them -
Capital Prizes of from $50 900 10 $4,000 head
their schemss-wth tickets at one Dollar
$500 900 Capital Prizes are offered, tickets SO.
an such in every instance, are frauds; and II
money is sent TO them for tickets, IT Is so much
brown away without the shadow OF chance
Of getting a prize. Beware OF all Lotteries
where the Capital Prize is unusually large III
comnarison TO the price OF tickets. In every IN.
st,,ce u here large prizes are offered for small
cost OF tickets put # down as certain fraud
The Kentucky State Lottery Tor the benefit
of the Shelby College, under our management
;s the ONLY Lottery in the United States which
is legally decided by the Maryland Drawings
all other Lotteries which purport TO be decided
bv the MARYLAND Drawings, are frauds.
THE MARYLAND STATE LOI
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries
then YOU are sure Of being right. And IN or
dering in the Maryland Lotteries, you are sure
of lair and honest drawings
One thing look to. and that is, II you order
from any licensed vender in Baltimore, do not
receive any but Managers Tickets and Mana
gers Printed Certificates OF !ackages' lhe
Nauaeers' Certificates have the numbers prln'
ted, and have the autographed signature OIL ~
France Co.
No one has ris hit TO send his individual Ger.
tjfcstes and if he does it be sue there is fraud
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-13

FORTY-THREE HOURS IN THE SNOW.
On Sunday, the 7th inst, young woman
named Sarah West. q servant OF Mr.. Memo
las Freeman. farmer, of Newboid, IN the East
Riding of Yorkshire, went on visit 10 Der
parents who reside at the neighboring town
of Market Weighton The same afternoon
she act out for the purpose OF returning 10
Nevbold, but bad not proceeded tar on
her journey, before a heavy snow storm
commenced. which in many places drifted to
q considerable depth, the wind at the time
blowing hard.
The country the young woman had 70 ira
verse has wild, desolate appearance during
the winter months, aud is very billy, being
in close proximity to the Yorkshire "olds;
and night having overtaken her she lost her
way. She struggled with the storm tor some
time. but was eventually overcome, the wind
and the binding snow completely mastering
her, and her further progress, she says, was
a matter of i'm possibility. Her body soon be-
came firmly imbedded 10 the snow, and she
had to use every precaution to keep her head
above the surface.
Strange to relate, she was found alive IN
this unpleasant position on Tuesday last,
about three o'clock in the afternoon, by VIM.
Creamap, shepherd, who was passing IN
that direction, and was attracted to the spot
by the woman's bonnet. Creaman at once set
to work and extricated the poor crea ture from
her living tomb. lie took her to MIR. Free
mans house, a distance Of about mile,
where every attention was paid her. Her
limbs were much frozen and beuunoeu -
Proper restorstives were gwen to her, sno
sbe gradually recovered, aud on Thursday
was enabled to pursue her ordinary avoca-
fiona Manchester. Guardian.