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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-04

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALk.-The
n valuable FAkM OF the late G. e.. Talia.
i.iIo, deceased, III Cnlpeper connty, is Offered
Tor sale, privately. This Farm IS Oh tne RAPID.
an rver, adjoining the Rapldan Station, Orange
aud alexandria Railroad. the Station being only
O. ieH hundred yard, from the dwelling house
and barn. 1t contains SIX HUNDRED and
THIRTY ACRES. IS highly productive, situs.
Ted II a beautiful country. and surrounded by
%Aa most desirable neighborhood. The
.l-A- BUILDINGS are convenient aud In good
repair
1EgHs accommodating. Any Information in
Eriai,on 70 toe FARM may be had by appllca.
ton 10 The subscriber, OF 10 the following per.
soms.-hobeIt 4. Mayo. esq, DR.. +. W RodGy,
h~!camon'; Dr.. 4. IaliaierTo, Culpeper Court
House, or Dr.. n u. IalIaterTo, Orange Court
House law. n TALIAFERRO.
kapi6an station. tuiPePer Co, sep ll-Zawtf
T'HE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WIScHEaTER, VA-Tne fth Annual SEES.
son OF tbs popular Institution, endowed with
tuii Collegiate powers by the Legislature OF
virginia. will September LIST, and
continue ten months. Among ITS advantage are:
/. Spacious and Wei arranged buildings.
Z. A tuil corIs OF experienced Teachers.
3. kxt-nsIv- and SYSTEMATIC Courses of Study.
4. New Chemical Il Philosophical Apparatus.
3. Superior boarding arrangements.
6. Reading and fath Rooms for boarder..
4 location h"alfhful and attractive.
). Government m,id AMI affectioHate.
6. Terms moderate and equitable.
II No extra charge for Classics.
Send for a Catalogue.
5. P. YORK, A. NJ, lprinc;r,r.
q. LA MONTE, A. B, i""'tpA's'
Frederick County, Va, aug l0-eo3m
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VALUABLE REAL E>lhlh L'% ~.
Y IN PRINCE GEORGE On"
RYLAND-The gub,cu5sr oH.l. O
sale, one OF his farms, called BEh,a IN
containing ONE HUNDRED AID
ACRES, OF which twenty acres = : "
twenty acres meadow land. ard '1T
prime soil. not Only adapted 10 10" go" ?.
every corr OF our climate. bI, PafnSa'f.'
bic for a MARKET GARDEN. IA' p.
is six miles from Washington Ci'!
! miles and a halt from AleTan..,t ,,,..
~. OIL the Farm some0Ur BJIbp.r
81 a fine spot for a dwelling o'r,."
beautiful Valley, with PlctuFe'4' Is
The Farm is not a niIe rfom r''arr ~ Z
paIian. Methods, or Catholic 'ao.'- 4
from . primary school. Tns II" zo,
very thickiy settled, and OF unsA'r ,t
ciety. There is on the loTm a 0hN" q:
which the subscriber would sell 70 l|' -
at a low rate. when would De d : S,,sr
tage to any person wishing 10 oo." b, y
Persons wishing TO purchase ~. =
the premises by the subscrl0'I, o. - r. of.t
Grimes, esq bo:a living near 'a' 's, 10 .a.-'
Terms liberal, aud can be mo1.'' rr\UTT
chasers. Address GUSTAELS Grca
Washington City, care OF IAo"'' ~
feb 25-eOtt
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&c Ut. ~ 800, rWI,
GEORGE W HiGGINDOtha'
SARAH 4 HlGGINBOIHAN

GARDIsER NAME, June u, ''3a-Li..
Woop-Dear sir: | have used t"o o..
Prof. WOODS HAIR R"HTOkHlI'h
can truly say il is the ~2rea'e'' d''c''r' p
age fol restoring and changing 'a' A.'
using il | was a man Of seventy. "
now attained its Original coIcf y,
commend il to the world without me '''
as my case was one OF tue woF,' Sl'
respectfully, DANIEL y ?.
o. J.. WOOD K co. Propie'oI d
way, y. Y, I'm tn greet y !. VIZ. )" q.
EstabIi hmen,) and Ia Msr@D' .rs
LOUIS, Mo. And sold hy ali good "
and Fancy Goods dealers V
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The Trinity California Journal, contains
the following story: A year ago last februa'
~, the Rev. Mr.. Brooks persisted in the
snow IN Salmon mountain, aud though dill
gent search was usde, DO trace Of him could
be found. He WAS tracked round the head
OF Coff,e creek, going parallel with the trail,
but 10 evident hewilderueut, and fresh snow
at length ob!iters,ed bis track. 10 October
succeeding. the Rev. M-s.rs. Reasoner and
SimYnd. again ~ent in search Of his remains,
tut. ascending the pountain, were driven
back By storms. A few days ago, his bones,
watch. a twenty dollar piece, and q package
of tracts, were found near g house on the
north side of the mountain, telling the sad
story of the good mans death. He had per-
ished almost in sight Ut shelter.
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There was frost last week in Rockingham
County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-04
THE GREAT BEACTlFIER 50
rNSTTIrESSETIIy SpITGHT

AT LAsT!-For it restores permanent -.
hair to It's original color; covers IuXurI4G. 3.
bald head; removes all dandruiI lrcaUD- $50.
scroiula, scald head and all eruptIou,, noas' q
hair soft, healthy, and glossy, aud vii pref
ii to any imaginable age; removes, D.
magic. all blO'ches, &c, from the 'as- o.
cures all neuralgia and nervous head ac-r. -
circular and the following
DOVER, n. H., Feb. I'd, 1891 -lGoT a.
WOoD Il Co.-GENTs Within a f." Day, .
have received so many order, ard 'a.' +.
Prot. o. J. WOODS HAIR R~ENIuEAi'f
| that TO day We were compelled 10 send 70 b.
ton Tor a quantity, (the Il DOZEN you 'oEaSa.
all being sold while We might order q guar.
" from you Every bottle We have sod "r-
TO have produced three or four ~" co. ''
and the appreciation and pa'ronage Il yea
from the most substantial and worthy ri'f.0'
our vicinity, fully convince us thai i SAM.
valuable preparation. ,
Send US a. soon as may be, one gro-' }
size: and one dozen ~ size; ahf Ueiis'.
yours very respectfully.
(Signed) DANIEL LAThpRP ~
HICKORY GROVE, ST CHARLES Go. ho' W.
70. 1886 -Prof. q. j. WOoD-Drar NJ >l'
time last summer we were induced 70 ps' 81
Of your HAIR RESTORATIVE AID i'''H'
were so wonderful, We feel Il our .u'! "
and tue AMI cred, 10 r., pot II.
Our little sons head tor some nms IA. o.
perfectly covered with sores, aud 'y'nr '"''.
scald head. The hair aimUs' ruttn.F cam .-
in cons. quence, waen d TREND. ser.Hs az go
ings. ADVISED US 10 use your kE>iUhtl'n
We did so with little nope OF success, hH. ".
surprise, and taat OF all our irerd-, q '~H ''
applications removed the dI,@as" euGfr': o..
new AMI luxunant crop OF hair soon "a
out. and We can Eow say tAat our O"l
healthy a scalp, and as luxurianta c'oP Oh ?
a. any other enid. We can. therefore a.. y
hereby recommend your kh>i"HA''' ~"
a perfect remedy Tor all diseases o. '|
- r--EIHFf...
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The B,ard If N,vaI E~ouioeers bav;,o

The Board Of Naval Eogineers, having re.
ported on the proposals for machinery for
the steam vessels authorized to be built by
the recent act OF Congress. the Secretary Of
the Navy has approved their decision and
awarded the following contracts:-To James
Murphy & Co, Of New York. machinery for
the vessel building at the Brooklyn yard; to
Merrick d Sons. Of Pliiaielphia, that tor
the larger OF the two vessels building at the
ward at that place; to Woodruff & Beach, ut
Hartford, the vessel building at klttery, Me-;
to the Boston Locomotive Work., the Boston
vessel: to the Morgan Iron Works, the vesse!
building at Pensacola. There we're fifteen
bidders in all, and the members Of tue Beard
were required to make separate and Indi'!du-
al reports 10 Zach case. The contracts Tor
the vessel at Norfolk, and thu smaller OF the
two building ut Philadelphia, have not been
awarded.
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~ENTA, FINE CATERS aud sHO Es, jn.s
IN received at Hs9nl sEAbtlHi'S


II OOk TO YOUR COA1. Il WOOD HILLS.
We hive just received another supply Of the celebrated
Victor and Merit COOK STOVES. tor wood aad coal which
universally admired the late Agricultural and Me-
canca in this place BY the great saving Of fuel the
thickness of casting their superior finish and erfect opera
the various of cooking they acknow
edged be the best Stoves We have fitted some
Copper water boiei which is very great
convenience In furnishing all times without any
additional fuel being heated by the smokeppe, and without
interfering with the cooking Arrangements Of the stove
nov edtsI G. y. BLISS co.
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Dear .Sr:-Wil you he pleased TO pardon this
new obirnsiun, nitcr the lapae "l 50 many years :
You knew me lnot, perhaps, nniayornbly1 IN 1870
al nearly twenty Years rre,innsl y. when ! used
10 leave the "Bnilalo lairiat' Mt Your Office. Your
memory may tail 10 rceoEhIAe me irum that lar rc-
riod but you viii realil, recognize me when
name my former connection with the Post Office
and Mr.. -, and more iisastrousJ y with tie
Custom House and Harlow casc.at Snnduskyohio
TWAS the writer who the victim OF that mlspn-
dcdman's unlookelfor sllainy, and it was my ul-
fortunate md erring partner he seduccd. But tho
most terrible atleiiun which his crime brought
home To me arose from his robbng me of my lt-
tie daughter and only ci,il1-the one who once
with comb in hand, climbed in n chair by your
side at your visit nj my house, and cssaycl 10
comb your hair But where is now that young
and once huoyant spirit! In Heaven. trust,
aud the lovely tenement that held it rests deep
beneath the still or stormy waters Of far Indian
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NEW 6UUh NEW 0VOA !.
Sketches and Recollections of Lynchburg,
BY THE Oldest HNuAB1TANT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
FOR SALE ny
PAYNE CHRIS TAN.
sept,7-ts Ken and Crnr copy
SIS1IE g Bi~T AND TIE CsBEAPEsr.-sIi.-
II VERTHORN e. Gift wish to to those persons
vho are columns of the Fhgafdn that they
nave added to their stock supply of JEW ELRY,
from The b 1t max re- in III Union.
They woud org other items, the following for
Gentlemen viz
Cross Pins and Odd Stone Pins.
Sleeve Buttons. Collar Buttons and Studs.
Seal Rings. Pl lin Rings. Fob Buckles
Fine Vest Chains Vest Hooks. Seals and Keys,
For Ladies the follow ing. viz:
Jett Cross Fins and Ear Rings, very nice,
(,oll Neek. Chains. with gold Crosses attached
Jett Nrcklsce of snrerin- quality nd rare style.
Gold Thimhes and Shields
Coral y cklaces and Crnsscs.
Tho above goods all very Hne and will be sold at
sonable prices.
They looking small profits and quick sales Now
the time to buy.
First Jewery Store Market and opposite Jno
T. Davis 4 Co. fnov g. 6dts--Rep. copy Mon Thurs.
- for sale, very superior old SCOTCH WHISKEY-pure
Dov 9l.d6l LEE, JOHNSON GO.
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Daily Jiroinian.
From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
NARROWING TALE.
A Tragedy i'll Real Lifo-T Tho Way of tho
Transgressor.

In introducing thu letter below. il is necessary
10 recount some preceding incidents. II tho plain
recital of those circumstances. or the agony oife-
morse which speaks in these letters cnn teach the
lesson Of marital fidelity to one who wayers. or
point out the weary pa hway of row which awaits
the hetrayer. the, will have accom- m.hed the OBJ
ject of their publication.
Some twele or fourteen years ago, Harlow Cnso
a respectable and esteemed citizen of Buffalo,
held the place of Assistant Postmaster, aud WINS
for many years inrusted with the NOSE important
duties of the Office. A member of one Of the Bnp-
tist churches. upright in every walk of life. mar-
ried and the father oI II family he seemed to br ~
firm in the straightforward pnths OF virtue ms any
other. Removing 10 Sandusky. Ohio. he received
the appointment Of collector Tho appointment
was universally approved. While holding that
Office he was intimate in the fnnily Of Mr.. F.,
of his assistants. Mrs T.. was young, beau-
tiful. impassioncd, and fatal attachment grew
up between the two, which remained unsuspect-
cd until tho truth was made known hy the sudden
clopemcnt of ta>e with Mrs T., and tho stimuli
taneons discovery TINT he had absconded, with
government funds 10 tho amount of somo S3l
600
From that time forward nearly all trace Of
the guilty pnir was lost. The family of Case. hc.
reaycd and BETRAYED, remained hopeless in their
grief. Mr.. f. engaged in n long hut irnitless
chase af tho fu,sitnc+. Aud new from the off sen
come tdings. broken, half told story of lonely
wanderings in foreign lands; full recital Of II ne
YER eeasing remorse. with ritiful nnd solitary
deaths in n taraway island aud on the stormy
waters of the Inlnn ocean. both victims of I'M
hallowcd passion are a,lrep-the mother in ho
groves Of ceylon, the ehld in the eufal forest Of
the sea. The hnra,cr still wandcrs tie earth,
the heavy hand Il an menging God upon him,
and sends to his abandonel home the message oi
sorrow.
We give the first letter Of Mr.. f., to n resident
of this city, aud follow with letters Of ilnllow
Case. 1t is unnecessary to say that the letters
of Case genuine. his chirogrnphy being reali-
ly recognised,
Wfa,nn.i, NV of 19,g
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again. and only wish to hope your future lie may
afford you. even yet, less Of anguish than the past
few years. II my life depends upon my present
health or my now limited means, my memory
must be blotted out very soon.
But yet remain humbly, your unworthy.
HARLOW CASE.
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Still as | clasp this burning hfnin,
A death scene rushes Oh my sight.

II rises o'er aud DER agnn'
But those fatel victims Of his guilt have looked
their last Oh earth. while he. their worse than
murderer, still walks unscatEel OF the vengeance
of God and human justice.
followed the lugitl,e5 to the islo Of Malta, in
December, 1853, and lsi all trace from thence
at last have tidines Of thor fate. in the enclosed
letters, which hnse lately reached me from over
the sea- How far entire reliance mny be placed
upon his statements ] cannot tell, but fear 1t s
too fatally true in its leading announcement that
both mother and the child are gone 10 their last
account. After many years of suffering and sns-
pense--whch wrung my brain and drove me ut
times during the first two years after the occur
renee to the very verge Of dstraeton--l had Mt
last regained, 10 great degree. my wonied elas-
icty of spirits; had sought bill legally releasing
me from my desertlng spouse. and lhdnls'd new
visions of future enjoyment, when these sad IL
dngs Of most fatal import whelm mc again III
wrechedness that knows no hope.
AS tho best pert of the life oi the miserable man
was passed in Buffalo, under your intimate ac-
quaintance, and he WAS for some twenty years
well and iayorably known to nearly all the ctr
of Buffalo, in which city ! also learned my
trade--n Ellieott Square, the printing Office he-
ing once directly over the Post Office where he
was cmployed) Il have thought it proper 10 in
close his communication to you,-becanse. also.
wish to ask the favor TINT you will certify to the
genuinencss Of the letters. from his hnnd. Ac.-
A hundred Of his former ncqnantances III Ohio
might certify his writing Just readily; but my
residence il soon to be changed to Minnesota, and
| wish to have the geauineness of these papers
established by some voucher residing in Buffalo.
Most truly.
Your obcdicnt servant,
A. F. JR.
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EaMS

TERMS
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As ner annum weekly at So invariably IN ad
s.nce. otherwise - 30 he chargein all Nc paper
" discontinued, sept Al the opton OF the frope'o
nntl Ali arrearag.s shall have been paid
ADVERTISENENTSaren inserted TOR 3oeents rer SQUARE
ne or ess fo Insertion, and 81 cts tor eacn ron
unsss ordered weekly and then oe
49, he insertion II the number oil
, ons be not marked MS will be pubishedtili"r
dert d out, and charged a,eordinsA -,
HE AEAkIl HAr1 ARE -.
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For one do seni-weeky a.
do 10 ....'... .... ~
r- Advertisements Intended tor both
n onract ...,. ,,,m.aia,o
~ ANNA advertisers will he limited TO their ,mnsaA'e
h,vess ar the adv charged at transient raes
~ An new entertainments appear In the dahy Al" III
wtehiy PAPERS -. .... .,.,, lima. ar charged
~ Obituary notices when eAcee"
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Ox BOARD Sur AT SsA,


Latitude al deg, south, long, G5 deg. east,
August %, 1858.
SE-Do mt, | cnircat you. allow the. ust ni ma
ton which know the sig ght of my handwriting
will cause You, to prevent you from reading tins
communication. II cannot be more painful for you
to receive than for Inc to write, and nnthing but
sense of Justice to you, and a solemn promise made
tO the dead, could induce me to harrass YOU, and
agonize myself | will enter into ~ unnecessary
details, nor weary disgust you with any proies-
tniions Of repentance or rcmorsc.
If havo siuned, God in Heaven oniy knows
how have suffered, aud if, in your cruel bcr,uye-
ment YOU have cursed me- that curse is ieariully
fulfilled And now, sadly, to the unhappy task Of
telling YOU what have solemnly engaged to
do, and to fulfill the last duty t, those have SO
misled.
Your former wife died in Ccylon. in June. 1856
of d; q ,ase Of the climate, which was aggravated
by a previous enc from which she suffered while
in Mauritius! In that Island both her and myself
were very illbf the fever. My own recovery was
thought HOPELESS and indeed it was reported that
/ was dead. This, Of course, coming to her know
LEDGE had severe and iuj furious effect upon her.
But as these particulars OF less consequence,
will say no more this point. In course of time
we both recovered, and, gaining sufficient
strength. again took passage on q trading vessel
10 Ceylon. in search of better climate. We went
to the mountainous regioOs of that tropical Island
near the city of Randy, where the air is COOL and
to mos people healthier than other-parts Of India
There we lived many months in comparative quiet
but fever again overlook her who was the mother
Of your child, and though she fingered long and
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a
IA ION, TRACY g. Co., wALTHAM. MABs, NAM IA
uFAcTuasRs OF PATENT LEpER FATCHES- Klaa
These superior watches made by the aid OF row -
aud machinery expressly designed to SECURE with
ow price hnc. Substantially durable and uniformly relsbs
timr The In construction and
by the highest authorities to be faultes In
principle quality and have beon proved By the
acting reliable and unaing In action These wachea
manufactured entire from the crude materials In single
connected and uniform the man.
uacioy beg organized the system that has been
adopted the production of the unequalled American hrs
any foreign movement of the qvaty and We
tho perfect performance tor yeas Of every
watch manufactured by u.s.
Afcreign watches made by hand tho American watches
being the only ones made by maehnsy np9n nnorn W
continually getting Of order In many para o
country impossible find good watch rcpairers axA
watch repairing always uncertain and expensve The In
PRODUCTION Of American watches disposcs of this dcuy and
country watch dealers keep watches
part miscellaneous stock, and thus supply their
with staple which may be used any othor
article without mysttry humbug Sold by the trade
orally, and by hf ~
ROBBINS & APPLETON General Agents..
n dgnk av.tl
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STITZER.
Opposite the Erchaage Bask,

SIII N EI.
Opposite the Ercnange Bank,
Main street, Lynchburg, Vs.
FALL STYLE PREMIUK HATS.
SsTtTZERS Ia The place to buy your HATS, made ~
- under his inspection. by the mos. eslsbrs.ed
~orknon that be Produced lie ls furnishing his -
with the hnndsomsst Hat that be pro-
duce There nothing ko them In this city. They tho
Hat Of the really beautiful He does
design being sgoes what every body be
IT, therefore, you Hat eclipse all other hsts in beau.
~ style durability and dnsh peculiarly adaptsd the form
head qhsaly beautiful Sscrs h the place
get It, 80 = =
also call attention his large stock Of 6of Fee
Of every grade and quality Servants Hets In va
ETY. Navy Cloth Velvet and Plush Caps Chlldrens Fancy
Hats Caps Ladies' Riding Hats aud all kinda Of Hats
made q order at tho shortest notice. aA He
Call stxer Practical Halter for bargains at the siEn
uf thu mo nLurHAr luov ~ dta 4
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MOUNTAIN GOAI!!-Wc beg leave 30 rnli
AVM ilo Of Lshelurg to an article
COAL winch raising from ia. celebrated coal banks
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLf, Montgomery County.
has been tried by oi The citizens OF L. nch
burg and in instanc" given satisfaction.
will have always hand arte.e Of this Coal, suita
hle burning Stoves which will II at 20 cents PEI
bushel Call and see III
[Y Always hand n large stock
BY permission. refer to the following gentlemen.
&. w BUTTON. gro NJ RUCkER,
N B. THURMAN, W. w. MosBY,
JOHNSON & Co
CHRISTIANS, WHALING 4 MONTAGUE.
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HDURE FRENCH BRANDY, for ntedic'nni
4 superior article Ais, Juice Port Wine,
fine Madeira " Inc. London Porter For sale by
Rep copy lang 90 tsI w. A. STROTHER e. Co.
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a FREn Hx BITION AT ENoLEnOvNs
az ais -
rs H0 III

Nm FRIDAY, AATuRDAN AND MQNDAY
~ entire stoek Of FANCY GOODS will be displayed
TOT the inspection Of the city and country ople. buG
Ny success IN the BONNET, CLOAK AND FANCY LINE
10 tho presenI tme Ia the bes, evdenc6 Of my ami
aud taste In the selection Of the many million little whtpadd
d~ with which to that portion Of human Amly
which most Interesting and whilst do
sc TO ALL praso ALL shall be pleased se 70 the halt
fourth Of aihercfore shall be glad 70 ell Who
want ELEGANT BUNNETS, CLUAkS, BHAWLS, HEA
DRESSES FLOW ERH. FEATHERS. zEPHYH GOODS
FURs and very many other arrs suitable os
Bridal Presents a. n. ENGLRDOvR.
t-asf.45tH
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NGALACA 0RAPKs, New nss1nes yAx.s g1atss
nsv Tidal Nser - - -
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FROM SO.IsslsERO

- ISLAND. WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Phosphate Lime the ND containing e0pc
Rome Phosphate Of Lime, being 30 per cent ilrler in
Phosphate Bone Dust For sale by The sbs'r
much lower prices than Peruvian Guano and fFn ties
trnouias received superior to i In fcrkng qualities /"
further particulars apply to w. T. ANDksoN.
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uDROYEt'T YOlK BOOKS AND NAGeA-
i BILE PAPERS FROM FIRF>-ierring : th'mI ion ffe
aud burglar proof SAfEs-hc best In th" w"--'nd at
New York prices These who have valuable hooks aud
per. woud do we'll 10 put them In Of iifkISGs FIRE
PROOF SAFI s. as this Is the when fires
tu j
decl AKtnis fnt IIorIinE.
The Nevada journal., 1858-03-26
HOSE MANUFACTORY !
s. HOWARD.
FURS WANTED.

NTANTED-Sea Otters'. Land Offers. Beaver, Bear.
w Deer Minks, Coyotes. Foxes and all other kinds
of Furs, for which fair prices win be paid. by
NJ ROSENSTOCK,
65 California st.. near Front st, San Francisco.
Oct