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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10

MAN-BuRRIEp IN AWELL A correspond
ent writes to the Baltimore Clipper that on
Friday week a Mr.. Philip R. Ewing. of Re-
isterstown, was having his we'll cleaned md
repaired, when Mr.. Thomas Smith, the en-
ployed pump maker OF our town, who was
below, was buried in an instant. ten feet IN
der ground. by the wall caving in and bury
ing him; but, thank God. be did not &c, QUE
bone broken, the large stones having fallen
asainst lhe pump stock and formec an arch
over him. At the time of the acc:ient,
there were bu; Two persons present, but -;
a short Iime nearly oil the neishbor hood
we're ready to do ak they could. For :wo
hours the men worked, expecting they were
taking the stone off a niangled Corpse, when
some of them thought they would cali down
at any rate, and, to their astonishment Mfr.
smith answered them in a very distinct aud
calm voice. He was at this time seven feet
under ground. He was in this condition for
at 2 o'clock, and it was 81 o'clock when he
was AIKEN out safe, except . small bruise on
one hand and u cut on the head abont an
inch long.
DIR. J. F. Dickson, who vas on the spot
waiting to render services, il needed, dressed
the wound on The head. The Rev. Mr..
Monroe, of the NJ. f.. Church, was present
and offered feveat PRAYER, both for saint and
sinner, as soon as his feet were once more
firm ON the ground. An e. hortatiUu was
given and the doxology sung, beginning
"rra.se God from whom all blessings flow"
Great feeling was manifested, aud all
were led TO acknowledge that an ali-wise
Providence ordered and ruled The whole at
fair. Mr.. Smith is doing we'll, and his
friends r. iticlnU opPr him
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10
THE sLavER Z

The crew, ~ in number. protested TO be
all PASSENGERS, without captain or officers,
But Lieutenant Matiat selected the prisoner
who appeared 10 be st the head vi the enter
prise. and TUX bin aboard of the DolphiH.
with a sick seaman and conaradc To tend him.
Tie rest were brousb, bere by Lieut.. Brad
furd.
One is a Greek, one an Italian ; some Of
them are Portuguese. some SPaniards. and
SONIC English Soma OF them talk abo ut
New Yo;k, but "A "a, boS udiBit that they are
Americans, or have IA whereabouts in this
coun try. These ~smugglers are u desperate
set nj tallawS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10

There were 346 ntales and so females,
who were kept seperate On deck and in the
forward hold, which latter Is SIS feet hong, 10
feet wide in the broadcast part, and narrow
ut the head. and ii inches high the floor
being turned of lose BOARDS Rioveable ut
pleasure. The hold tor ~omen aud girls is
behind this. II ~ OF the saIne height, II
feet long and 10 wide. Under this teaiporu-
ry flooring is stored the provisions, consist
Ing of rice, peas, and the water to drink
Their food boiled like "hoppiniplH, is put III
buckets twice u day, ut 10 and 4o'elock,
and placed ia The Hhdst of CIRCLES OF eight
or. ten each aud we'll guarded to prevent the
strong negroes FROM taking more than their
share, although all are literally allowed. A
pint Of water is given to each, morning and
evening. Most OF them sleep III deck, be-
ing placed III close order. spoon fashion on
their sides, aud not permitted to ,arn or
move during the night. Al daylight they
are dashed with buckets vi water to wash
them off.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10

We are not, i'll thus speaking, advocating
the claiins of any man or set of meu@-4ce
plead for the cause only-and from the man
ner in which it has heretofore been sustained
by the gallant and true-hearted Republicans
of old Delaware, we will not believe on any
evidence less conclusive than the actual re-
turns, that IN appeal of the kind can be
made to them in udSu.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10

Under the laws OF 1919 and 1920 they
will be tried for their lives as pirates sailing
on an American bottom under the American
flag. They were committed to Jail on Sat
urday afternoon Their trials will take
place ut CoIumhil, Sc, before his Honor
Judge Wayne. Circuit Judge. James Conner,
United States Dis rict Attor prosecuting
officer. The cnnrl. begins tossii The fourth
Mondayin November.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-09-10

GerestiBg Particulars.
The Charleston Mercury of Monday fer
aishes the following interesting particulars
regarding the SLAYER recently captured BY
Cspt. Mafit:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

Ing support - toe ssss-~s vhscs TIE exy xrvs kie
and ne La rv-use Or1p1y sseh~s escse y
sos~srs sssrs' the Govevoos the sst- ss.,us,
sesw $40 letter " th- a~ onvoseg OF lard ara
ard sesvvs eve,y principle II hoonr honesty AID z,
iaA thss 20 believe the xsae oosh. % shrink fro
nkog 20 tee o. estcn, It lh iancoe, ipssnush ri
lrstssd MOON &c BY sbe In coese Consyany sod have
sesssec vb~thsv shst ovnp>,y 10 h-vessev rise
ssse ~ hs'hey tins pccpe rot voice aad in
sevsss n 10. uus'er
The New Orleans Ptcawsne rays:--
new CON picseoe I'd affairs cf tne 5sn,h.
err PHchc Railroad Company by the acton W q 'v-s
Puppels Of rxss THAI iuoos nas sas q,
M ssosc for the purpose ,orfst,rs Sb-rtes NJ
ths cupsay upaer the ioio ns state ~ sacsI1 1888
Toe Leg e'sture act nv sni N al
ysarrso 20 axe port ~ .bsis cnSd,lsD hop
Wolsr At the sta uAdsr ~ COR the Hrst onsi,o
o. ne ot $3.50 and for 3sncs
sster rotce ny rue Cocsp'rosr 70 forfeiture Of tire
charter
But be charter Of tbs ocupaoy srsste5 In 1892,
before TIE snscsptpt Of tbe isw bso1 med
ha The lao ooss oct spoy 70 s1mpAntee ohar-
tered rights vssc before - ps~ssgs, emo thsre,os-
have been tboueh neceseA-y rhe oresen.
ssvs, however for greater ecso.rp
"a made the seoors bus aveyon ar bad p,evoas
~ scs tanned tbs on'sspps o. former years. aop'y
rg 10 have the charter vacated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
NEW xOhK CATTLE MARKET
WKnsEzDAY, August, Is. 1853

BEEF CATrIB
Owing 10 falling OF Ia the reccipb during ,bs xaes
Of about nine hundred head brokers we're e,a,,ed a, a,
tain slight advance 90 last weeks prices A moderate
ly active demand prevailed at Aiiortou,s ws.bingon
drove yard during the sntire DAY. confined during ,b
early hours however, asnost exclusively 10 a,s, o,s.
cattle, Of which derc-p,oo the market vas very soolv
supplied and which became entirely esh,rs,ed osro,.
1be but Of the receipts shs week seys ors,ssyv
cattle, some OF tbsm very gooo and quite number nj
nem having 70 take the place Of ersl class catle in
order to sstkfy the pressing wants Of some q,
the most particular butchers. A large srop,r,lop
o. Them dhpcscd Of ., oess and some q. ~ cant.
and bad there been rood fret cias. cattle ,bsv
would bave readily brought exc perhaps moro A, "A
heard OF only few sales al the latte, rsa ara
tofs only Tor few of the very bes on gale Abogt baf
q tie receipts az Ali rtons hailed from lluois no-t
the suslre nun Ter con!ug from ,bat staie ana b,,
efe vas one lct from Canada uUnbernr 81 head Shoh
were Csly ordinary ard which bfoJpht Only nodess.e
pficer There also two Groves from rexs. nuussr
ns j56 tesa, which pretty fair ard sold very rsa
oily al fr1f1 Sic 10 20 There rood turn ost 40
bob purohsors and buyers seemed tbs best pos,,ss
spirits the later seemingly not cssng a Din for tbs
scvsLce fhsy we're called upon 70 pay. Eo,wta
standing. the offerings were no better--if a. good
ibap isose az last voek. We heard Of osV,. .
lumber who bought mp quite largely last xsek
vbo we're boiling back until Dext week in ante.'
aiop 81 heavy receipts ana "sresp meat" n h rSa
soDabe 70 suppose hey will be favored 10 bosh oasss
e se bsar cf efge numbers destined Tor Nee York Al
'sny sud Boston next week, AMI uniess tie Iva ,st
AN I'd cities very materially d'iash ihe uu aber co,
yer The rails. tbs NoW York Uakot will be cell -
bd a. BfrEen kNle GOOD business was done n, NJ
ay faud Jrices rteo vefy pssry hleh a. a, tbs NJ
Sfs markets W esy lae1e we're aid sbOs syV head,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

whh olive OF. Be 10 WIN rssc, ecv Ba. esye.en "a
rourh fus tbs ard n hs Ssnss
Hs,s 90, peA H~rtcc. a~sseA IL dsys vta ssg~r A. 9
kosss rsy nor 10 ~ foeo a. air iooo tn'ss
spe Fra ncs yss Ass joseph Kelly csed in Ma hnspMA al
B-rh @ - Dodge Ut Bipe Rup. Jsyg,s cleusoey.
6sys WITH 10 CArJ p@.srr ruiy Mr usfse't ~
kAtlsTt tscupd d NJ he Hospital in port; sSn A
toue Vsret resHsp. dts1 st piece
we era sforf ~ Eat NAH susn peuvssas 10 avs
wih susar DO % a,, hew rsibc. Co
echy lying scud tos BAisnor-) Can mean, Pert spa:n
AuT vrh cocoa " -ratt sc,es % i'a tnst lat r. 10
lon 81 70 Fprke brig heac from oossou for 1srt ADDE'S h
1T 80 on r. ofe chip Cseids Stafford, rom Baltimore
fos bCuerrE
SIRE. sDsr Ssr, Johnson Rsuh rs rdaTa. with sras
s,ir Ds. lei y Snler Crehy vts,uss 3 daya
eehr 4 lsrs PARKER yyssnis 3 sasa
tchr psp-ns Hslsv vrg,siA
stbr ssitsr rish Fe1srF TOW Gareham.
sfhr H.yd Wood n cs 'apc d~5s
Srby sz.re cvouSli Boston Sfays
Sch knp1rcsa Bah, Prosda.ce
rttr iosn powsrd. a.her N@v psvsp for Phil del h'a
e.kr papsua. ALEU- slbspv frs Portland
scop Senator FOWLER Rrz.rel npost for RAst HAddan
Shop Oliver smse. frentb Tsnnion
e1oop kssrt Holt Port kwsp fos Nss London
Ses mer Dsls Ccpes. Phi.de'paia-
reama- fsrrrav W~rueg rycviierNs
6teerey Csss Oesoca Srhb norwich And New Lonona
BkLOQ.
s,ip n,soe, PIERCE from New Orleans % Says with mase,
10 " FROST
SAILED
EsAmrp'p star OF the sou'h Savannah.
Wind curing The day from NioNsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

rte market very dol, and pr,ss have decliced 70
sac stc ~ al oesc,ipssns; the later prices however,
for Only ne oeA, nsos corn fed they run Ope extra
pcxec ios, consttD OF nifty bead for $40 out
ssies were meiry At axe The ma ket has ocsn ex
utmey Gull throushout e entire week pr ,es have
Lot varied nSm the above There we're on rsIs Al
Aer'orr 2ebs hesh which we're ovougnt 10 By f,i-
loving oonvsyapcss;-By the Gudsou River Railroad
head by Hudson river boa 374 bead and by Erie
hnrosG l,fs2 read I'll Of -hch oisrei a. Altar.
tof ~etierr ysrn oct 81 Furretb street. Sorh river
Toe qusns az toe s~iue now corng forward 10 ony or
opsfy. TIE receipts at the Buds river drove yard
ior De veek encine August IN, ~Ce-By Erie Railroad
s.soi osry propelcis, 2o95; Sacsoa RIVER Railroad
ass. Total n,ch ers seq, 70 Western yarts
tosn'h sirtet, 6oa sod 4 lb4 ett over unso,d, 7ts
iotai, b,sC4
BfCArT1uLArIoN.
rhe total rere'ps or all Al All the yuds for the
week, stt week 'ncs is, January, and Corresponding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20


We iourd very large Der IN the pens this morn
ug, sno tie market exceedingly ov in consequences rhe
p's at al The yards Tor week a. against
1850 isss week and Al o24 me year Pricas
have declined July boc since lest Wednesday Il
very rarely bs' the very bert sheep prug high IS
Lsos are sbi ntre ou and prices lower In proportion
many % tnem osips TO sbaooy Tor Market thy
there's ind ful ~ market the hey are
borRh, CHIEFLY by the cheap Jew butchers rne ten
oeioy at ,he coe was cec.ecdlg dcrnwar- ana un,e.s
the recep;s isl d very mafsrem- p,oes yrns, acono
s., wv" no 'oss' receipts ~ ell no yards for this
Act geek, a1d VEGA eldpg Angus. 10. 1851 were
follove
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

The rases wss same lset week except
sbefs prevail ed more general demand for al qua
Good vea)s scarce acd ed Fhers are very few
Which COMMAND - nigh ~ 61zc., but " osips chiefly
70 The searcy Of first csss the average 1sly o.
the receipts poor ,hs supplies srs 90 posed amos.
story OF pCoY. niee-abe cooking YES, nat a. 10 kill
but tich hurried ,owsyo lieu Of good calves, wi
view % supply the 6epaud on6 clearing uuore money
bsr ~ Keeping them on harf sui'sbe me rbey are
berg q. rt TO- Aso order iba. fssmers Gao bave the
no,k and supply o,sy miiDsn f6e Yeseipu II all tho
yards for this week ass week and week ending Augost
10, 1867, vere 81 fol'o zs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

A. Rrowv.r ga she usavss& vse about the sHms - a.
week, vses rebsmg from ec 70 Co.
At Chsp heThps the ara ii Vas without Uof.OsSOle
chsp,~, sSser de oSsa p,r<p
Al OS-ers shere rv~vs'lro . moderate de,msn1, and
the entire fecssps ssse o. ynse1 1t from H. " $50
Trt erpfly al Aersoss sod by sroGers and in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
POST OFFICE NOTICE

posT oFFTCE NOTICE -rBg slII.s vow 1sIIvo..
niA .ns souh Poetic coss, per United @s.ies sts.mar
= ~ w Ihh WNtF VII cnte - this oflca on friday
the 2ch dsy 81 August 81 o'clocs NJ "''
ISAAC " FOWLER, Possmaster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
cows AND CALvRs.

The -eceipte coprDued moderately neavy, bat the de-
nsnd Being prsty good the supplies quite ready ds
possd Of; the demand, bosever, DOLLY os rates. se
tchtssrs sl never give sellers prices being veil
rstby little perssversncs they purchase At
own terms ia very rsr,ly tost first class brioes
$50, bot there e1uA ones which are
solo xciutivey Tor privse uss, rnch connsnd 500 and
uovssde me total yeceio ss al the yards this
st week, ard tue week ending August 49, le57,
tcliowt:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

eN~'sss.s..sss tl36rfB etfNs1t
bill has passed both houses Of the Cauadian lie.
gisatue aDdreceived the sanction OF the Governor.
changing The law OF interest In the province Hi,her
to the legal rate has been six per GEN., but by
the new act individuals may allow and exact on any
contract or agreement any rate Of interest or dis
count which may be agreed upon. Bank are. how
ever, forbidden to reserve or take higher rate of
intere of discount than seven per cent and are
prohibited from paying interest on deposits.
Respecting the dry goods ira de-, the Jndepend,nf
Of today says
Aovoes from France state thai NE orders SIN IN pro-
have become large. The arrivals Of bremen xood.
lave oeen coDsiacrs1,o, Ard trade bss improved We
p no~.ver oar previous oorervst,on, tuAt the par
onSH are smaller than usuai. lea ers 40 not ay An
oess on large scale The witty q he s,asou h val
oS1e oefnan sooens ere re ng freely i'm cored 400
~. ~ sNAs 70 bac marke. ming b. o3mp etion sth
we 400 loan naDu'AosUres Of fancy ca iceres sslrb
arc ue sFofrs CT the marsti seu. t-r,sp clotls
sisseo o'h fsnes sad ErsiSh soo,s ~ ss dsssrp-
~ ~, ave - hsey 20 be Gsi lGsd ~ iusDr,va
merit going forSerd 10 denes,c pnsn.lsotsf.s - s
us.S.uu s 1850 oysnslh o0ye's are ,oi nu.srous Toe
NaHrn buyeb are tes a0i bsrg b,ck Fta naer ~,
trade will be ~ good Usu. clo.sr ar m, bs,i,
yet, sne Tie scolen rase, exo'ps IN ossrt .rs- ~ Sa
drsrs fooSs Trads ~ however, VERY irrsg,ier fcr
joebos ae dong i.-ss brGssss, shne the s rity are
are hardly go firm There rather mole DOM 10
ihasR.
We read "a the Columbus yssfynai Of 18th int :.
~ meeting Of tire citizens Of colsupus, called for Tho
purpoa of co1Gieerrf NE rrtsen' position q TIE N~au
1isre', ssd prorptrry or the State Of VI. onsin
5rsweid ~ss called 20 The 'hair and q Q. Busternsd
"a os.us fenaU'.oa ~ an r-rrrIv snosseg;--
h''ofei, tra W. ~ Prove Of the poIlon OF Governor
- ID go p hs let letter directed - tns Pre-
n, ~ 1r,l ofiro K.cudvs and sists sorayd lh6l
N'"F~Sj ~a' We pecge BIN oar eVrciAi aad unhesta.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
rIIrc qIaF >

rTMcN cOrrsv, d J-rasTIreo- MONDAY. Ar.
- fui r. ~ y ~ Nr.h IN s3'o ris ~ rrpest y,
n"neAr y tosfMn1 pamtp sire prn ~; ucodrudnsm.s
ID y io. ~ VOWS, Formerly .uspAreon uotd dsy and
s"'a VISA AAnta' SHAW A TElTc, Prppsslosa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20
CITY COMs E ~OsA1 a0PDRr.

THURSDAY, Aasuss 1902 NJ
AsBEs The psYket qu,et aud The % 90 ,aa A.
&c. for pou ana IL NO Tor pearls
BsEADsrurfs - F.cur-Tbe MARKET continued 10 rula
nrr nro especially Tor The hover grades. which
ter. Tho sa'ef embraced about ID 600 bbis closcg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House 70 day
were ss eS2 9Gs rs, and the balances 81 5i3 $50 %
Metropolitan certificates s., 900.
There Is no change in money or exchange to re
port. Money Is freely offered ut L. and negotiations
poao fret eisss roo..sy . GA. W. az. 90,
foreign exchange: On London, 1904 1905; on Pa.
ris, 5l2t Ola.
Annexed Is the statement of the Pittsbarg banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

Pond os nsw Yort. AuSu.t Ip. Is5s.


Port OF new York, AuSust ~, 1858.
CLEARED.
feamship Etsr of Tie South Lyon, esvannah-s xohIl
4 Ecn
grrt rorrpe, Esvener Msias.- Draper pe,I,n.
gsss szeia Davis 81 Crois via BfAncy wine Del-r n
wtfmore. ~ -
pris BsDsaien uuIcs), Plan.en. RoilerdAm-Koa Per-
pTir Ass,yh rToyr, psrs--Jas Bshop AGO.
Big Martha jane, Corbeff n John Mp pevr. e,,
Big beet Anchor. Dunhsm, royfois--R Bnor q On
tcbr lel uvsp ts Outhcuse, 81 Johns- revns aon
ttn Nlcltfy, HI rtnn, Lawson McCrendy Mot On
tckT W hoths johnson, hichmond-C n rry Co.
tchr Hersch.l BTdssll Richmoud--C " pier ,on
ecfr bycis Arr, Voorhis Frederick sbufg-yan prua
HlsrhG W
tchr Wave errsfue. Alsyandria-price Van eoI,nrer
tcbr tar'a1 Mott hsyardfis-sahord A Dodge.
htbr tcs Cfenceh, Megstbl n ElzAbefhpov,.
ttp tolo-n Gaze, Weess, Boson-L Eenrv.
fcbr re, Clanheris'p sogloo--J n Nickerso,-
fctr Feed, eietsf q, Chatham
sloop Rhode Island, Hull Provi5enos--Nester
ARRIVED
htemrhir Jsmestcwn Parrish Richmo.7d &C. with mdee
and phsFenacrs, 70 Henry Indian.
thip Eoro CASTLE lof kabuord Mel Rae A. Newport TrR
July and Lundy Island Sh with GOAL 10 y yell %.
Ju} 70 st " ~ on By 30 say chip bound " wi black
tsh ~ hsr i,fe 81 inst lat 81 N ~ - cav slse
rrisnt cre tot bottom MP; 6t lat a. lon 80 " spoke Br
bssk Pravo nom Qnebec for sunderisrf Quebec pilot
On eisid Ih ~ = W on a. was struck By NAH from
orss, fgt sNb ard b SPLIT main topssi wsshed had
r ord caystd ne vessel 10 leak from Nrokes
hour teh fr tauh Point bearing nilsp BARK
moi tu,sn at ipe tW 1oos pilot ish GEORGES sns
cert INV - miles from boat ssry Taylor, No
bk iefer, Van kicsi hessnA June n Gibraltar July TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

kEcyIrre BY Nsw Yoau Ard EsIr RAILROAD
The io.o~rH the report OF hive s,acx brous hs over
This rad destined for New Ysrk, the week ending
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-20

The to.s Teespsa a. ell the yards for tns veeh last
~sss, ssd corresponding perioa last yeAr, vsrs ~
| folCvl:-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17
ItROVER " BAKERS NEW AND ELF
IT CANT FAMILY Sc WING MI

I<ROvER " BAKERS NEW AND ELF
(I CANT FAMILY WING MI
CHIMES -FKIcEs FROM $50 To $l25-Ihe
Grover Il Baker Sewing Machine Company sell
the two best MACHINES in use. One makes
the SHUTTLE, OR Lock STITCH-a stitch well
adapted for sewing goods that are not to be
washed and ironed; the other is new Mr.
CHINE, making the CELEBRATED GROVER q bA'
KER STITCH, OR THE LOCK STITCH THAT Is Loc&Ep
This MACHINE is great improvement up
on all previous Machines for family use.
Send for a Circular at 10, Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington; 495 Broadway, New
York; 1877 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
OPINIONS VI THE PRESS.
Grover Il Bakers is the best.-American
Agriculturist.
To all OF which the Tribune says Amen
n. Y Tribune
|, is all that it claims 10 BEN. Y. lndepen.
dent
Ii finishes its own work; others do not
Home Journal.
We give il the preference Amer. Baptist.
II needs only to be seen to be appreciated
Phren Jour.
Adapted for woolens, linen, or cotton.-Am.
Med Monthly.
We like Grover 4 Bakers best-Lades'
Wreath.
(Which is best?' Grover & Bakers N Y.
Dspatch
Superior 10 all others.-N. Y. Mercury.
W. have no hesitation in recommending it
Ny, EXPRESS.
II REQUIRES no re-spooling-N Evangelist.
For family use they are unrivaled-N. Y.
Daily News NJ
iney DC"
courier. ,hI,. and oxnsd;touslv Y.
P.lio'"'' "''
hha"''ne, ILL.,, co. ,h. o,,s,;c;,v If seam-Po.
"e Gnaa,,a ''' Wv
'i' W o ga ',s,,aa - all l;rds If family sewing
Nv Nv I mhl.rvsr
D., .1.",at ,or tamil usa-N Y Day Book.
n nes' ""aP.e $50 ~ g. raco,,merd in Y.
~ we 10 "'' "e'e
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se"s "''"s'' '"' O'e'
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me P''".e " W., ,r;.,d-N Y Weekly
Is "one" oe'' '''@"
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we give our preference ~ '''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-17

n UTlCE.-1he senior partner having WITH
II drawn from the firm OF JAMES GREtN
n SONS, our future business will b- conducted
under tie name and styl OF GREEN 4 BRO,
who have now OF hand for sale, and will con-
tlnue TO manufacture, al the old stand, corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, general assortment
of the most modern aud antique FURNlTl RE,
FEATHER BEDS HAIR. and ShUCk MAI
TRESSES, &c, and every other article en-
braced in our line OF business. We nope by the
aid OF the most modern machinery. and the
many convenlences which our mandatory is
provided WITH TO be able to make II the interest
of those wanting anything in our line, 10 give
rs call. JOHN W. GREEN,
ANAL, s GREEN
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LOTTERY ADVERTIsEMENTs.
SWAN d. cos LOTTERIES
UMPHAHT!i
PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS.

CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS.
TICKETS ONLY TEN DOLLARSm
The following Scheme will be drawn by s.
SWAN II CO, Managers OF the SPARTA ACAD-
EMF LOTTERY, in each OF their Single Number
Lotteries Tor November, 1855, at AUGUSTA Ga,
in public, under the superintendent oil Commits
sioners.
Class as. draws Saturday, December Is, 1885.
Os THE PLAN or SINGLE NUNBkRs.
$4,000 TICKETS.
$50 Prises!-Neariyone Prt:e to epey 9 Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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CyUMAC AND RAGS WANTED.-1he sub
- scriber wishes 10 purchase the above art.
eles in any quantity, for which lie is pre- pared to
pay the highest market prices in cash. al all
Ilnss W au-ul } Z. MoGRAW.
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FALL SUPPLY!
J. p. CLARKE, NO. l5S KING STREET,
VIRGINIA

ALEXANDKIA, VIRGINIA.
"AS OPENED an entire new sock Of
II CURTAIN MATERIALS, comprising
the choicest sly les OF Satin de Lanes BIocatelle,
Damasks. Cord, Tassels and Gimps, Lace and
Muslin Curtains Drapery Muslin, Gilt Cornices,
Bands. Pins. nc. nc.
Also splendid stock OF Painted and Gold
WINDOW SHADES, containing every variety,
and will be sold al prices TO suit the TIN rs.
Buff Drab. Green, Blue, AMI White Window
Shadnes and all OF the most improved Shade
Fixtures Landscape Wire Shades.
VENETIAN BLINDS, REED BLINDS, and
PAPER SHADES.
n Church, Store, and other large Shades,
painted 10 order. octI6-