davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

The BASIN OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN, The
basin Of the Atlantic Ocean is long trough,
separating the old world from the new, and ex-
tending, probably, from pole to pole. This
ocean furrow was probably scored into the
solid crust Of our planet by the Almighty hand,
that there the waters which be called sea might
be gathered together SO as 10 let the dry land
appear, and ct the earth for the habitation of
man. From the top Of Chimborazo to the bot
tom Of the Atlantic, at the deepest place yet
reached by the plummet in the Northern At
lantic, The distance in a vertical line is nine
miles. Could the waters Of the Atlantic be
drawn of, so as to expose to view this great
sea cash, which separates continents, and ex-
tends from the Arctic TO the Antarctic, it
would present a scene the most rugged, grand,
and imposing. Thevery ribs of the solid earth,
with the foundations of The sea, would DO
brought to light, and we should have presented
to US at one view, in the empty cradle Of The
ocean, "a thousand fearful wrecks, with that
fearful array ofdcad mems skulls, great anchors,
heaps Of pearl and inestimable stores, which, in
the poets eye, lie scattered in the bottom ofthe
sea, making it hideous with sights Of ugly
DEATH The deepest part ofthe North Allan
tic Is probably somewhere between the Ber-
mudas and the Grand Banks. The waters Of
the Gulf Of Mexico are held in basin about
q mile deep in the deepest part There is at
the bottom Of the sea, between Cape Race in
Newfoundland, and Cape Clear in Ireland q
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
THE IMpRIsoNED BOY.
BY Mas. !. II. sIsoUHsEr.


saw him laboring at TIE heavy forge a
With slender hands. He turned away his face
And DER his forehead fell the matted hair,
While like gasp the hurried breathing came.
A boy of thirteen summers.
@ p II was sad
To see hi n here that from all sights and sounds
ofjoyous spring, that tinted every nook, s..
And babe the branches gush with melody.
Fast by those prison walls, the apple trees
Were prodigsl ofblossoms but their balm :.
Reached not TO him. Around their turf wrapped feet
Sprang the blue yiolets that he used to pluck
For his young sister. Now, the glorious earth
And sunny skies were as a sealed book,
He might not look upon. ~
As d c Twas sad 10 think
That vice had brought him here, and sadder still
To see him in his evil school linked close
With hoar and hardened felons, moved to learn
The bitter alchemy of guilt his soul N ti.arot
Inhaling the foul atmosphere that blights
Each timid, tear sown plant Of penitence.
Where is the mother who did nurse that boy? u,
And think as ON her arms his head was laid, u rs
Earth had no fairer BIB and kneel by night 4d
To watch his quickening breath, il sickness came,
And pray with bursting sobs that stifed speech,
That God would spare her child. 8.a JiH
ylHsn n Where is she now p
'Twere better she were in her quiet grave,
Than see him thus. WA - 14 Y
lae a ,l That night in troubled dreams,
Methought, he stood despairing by my couch, 4i,'
That poor, pale prisoner; and said, &c God
Move thou our hearts, we, who are sinners all,
With yearning pity toward those stricken ones
Who early falter in the rank Of life, 3g3 r.
Shared by the serpent that through his dear love
Who doth not scorn us in our low estate, An
But gives us hope ofpardon, we may seek
And save the lost and set the errng feet E@
Safe on the Eternal Rock, to swerve no more"
Scraped horseradish with roast beef All,
how pungent, and how "helping" II is too, to-
the appetite; ard sometimes, when you have
too much Of it, how singing to the nostrils,
making the eyes water-springs. Punch chants
its praises after this fashion; Eli ia ga,rs 81
Horseradish, hast thou never stung,
AT Christmas-tids poets tongues
No more shalt thou remain unsung.
f A host of bards, with all their means,
Have glorifed those evergreens, AVS
Which now adorn our festive scenes.
But holly, prickle though it be,
Hath nothing of such pungency
That it can be compared with thee.
Apart from mstletoe, right lief,
I'd snatch kiss; but, oh what grief
To miss horseradish with roast beef
f. = ". - e. ~ " ~ ~ u ~ r VI
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
JAMES TALIAFARO,
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,

Grneof Maryland Avenue and SsrenM Street.
LIE shaves pleasantly, cuts hair delightfully."-,
- shampoons agreeably, and takes you by the
nose politely. gd $3.50 d 81 ol0tf
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
BOARDING.

MFRS KURTz, HAVING REMOVED to No. $50
lvA Eighth street. between I and X streets, il
prepared to acoommodate sig or eight gentlemen
with good board and comfortable lodeihe. s Bo.rd
can be had either permanent or transient rsa M If
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

BoNAPAKrE's WOUNDS. Napoleon showed
me the marks of two wounds--onea very deep
cicatrice above the left knee, which he said he
had received in bis first campaign of Italy, and
it was ofso serious nature, that the surgeons
were in doubt whether it might not be ulti-
mately necessary to amputate. He observed
that when he was wounded, it was always kept
a secret in order not to discourage the soldiers.
The other was on the toe, and was received at
Eckmul. SAT the scige Of Acre" continued he,
"a shell thrown by Sidney Smith, fell at my
feet. Two soldiers, who were close by, seized,
and closely embraced me, one in front and the
other ON one side, and made rampant Of their
bodies for me, against the effect Of the shell,
which exploded, and oyerwhelmedus with sand.
We sunk into the hole formed by its bursting;
one Of them was wounded. made them both
officers. One has since lost a leg at Moscow,
and commanded at Vincennes, when left
Paris. When he was summoned by the Rus
slams, he replied, that as soon as they had sent
him back the leg he had lost at Moscow he
would surrender the fortress" aMany times
in my life, ]" continued he, shave been saved
by soldiers and officers throwing themselves
before me, when was in most imminent dam
ger. AT Arcola, when / was advancing,
Colonel Meuron, my sid-de-camp, threw him
self before me, covered me with his body, and
received the wound which was destined for me.
He fell at my feet and his blood spouted up in
my face. He gave his life to preserve mine.
Never yet ! believe, has there been such devo-
ton shown by soldiers, as mine have manifest
ed for me In all my misfortunes never has tho
soldier, even when expiring, been wanting to
me--never has man been served more faithfully
BY his troops With the last drop Of blood
gushing out of their veins, they exclaimed,
sViye rEmpereur.' 2ffNntN
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
RLACKWo0p,a MAGAxINE


BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBED
Cost Reduced SO to rs per cent.
IT EONARD SCOTT 4 CO., New York, continue
- TO republish the following British Periodicals,
viz: ,Iss4D zboW a. f.s,l1 r. fLi4a,lftifT n3Ola
7, The London oss.terly, conssryative3 N
8. The North British Review, Gree Church) ~
: The Westminster Review. q,beraLl ~
s. Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
teal parties of Great Britain WING, Tory, and
Radicabut politics forms only one feature Of their
character AS organs of the most profound writers
ON Science, Literature Morality, and Religion, they
world Of letters, being considered Indispensable 10
the scholar and the professional man. while to the
intelligent reader Of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record of the current ler
possibly obtained from any other source.
ffi9eAP Ng EARLY COPIES '9s'e III
The receipt of advance sheets from the British
Publishers gives additional value 70 these Reprints,
inasmuch as they cpn now be placed in the hands Of
TERMS Regular Prices.) q sYha
For any one OF the four Reviews, per annum. . &S
For any two of the four Revsws..... .........,f5
For any three Of the four Reviews. .............T
For all four Of the Reviews. 8
ror Biackwoods Aagaxne.. .....s..s..L a..
For Blackwood and three Reviews.
For Blackwood and the four Reviews. 10
Payments to be made in all cases in advance.
Money current IN the State where issued win be-
received at par. sAgs5no9tp3 8hi ~ god b %
8ias POSTAGE. ntnsss s3i nae
The postage to any part Of the United States will
be but twenty-four cents Q year for Lakewood"
and but fourteen cents year for each Of Reviews
Al the aboye prices, the Periodicals will bsfur-
n'saeu iof io0'-eg afge Oh aaistns 4ei
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20
The New Testament as Periodical

TIC NEW Testament as PeTiOdicaII
ui NO RE-BNDIse RKouIRED mo posrAGEi
In flexible cloth covers gold-stamped and giledged;
sent BY mail, unroled, smooth. and postpaid. With
the best Indexes and Introductions 70 it's several
Books extant; and some of Nelson's Colored Prints,
or other Plates, in every number. ~,
Wanted--0ood Agents, in all Cities and Towns
and at all Post Offices in the United States. hun
dred may find employment in Philadelphia alone.
The best opportunity Of doing good and getting
good ever offered lT7A III s'i'Tnm resa ~
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

"Do You Want to be shaved, Sir 90
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

An ELooUESr ILLUsrRArIoS, The Louisville
Journal says; ~ e4i rfgs -.islf yg5B 4etnaA i1
"Amid the chat, and rant, and fnstian That for
the most part characterized the speeches Of the
demugogues who we're the active promoters Of the
hunger meetings in, New York. there now and
then was heard the voice of real working man
who uttered commendsble sentiments couched in
most eloquent language One ofthem denounced
the politicians, and urged his hearers to combine for
the elction OF members Of their own class TO city
and statc Offices, and in enforcing his views, made
use fthc following beautiful illustration: :. rof.u
/" Let US bear in mind the temple of Minerva
When the Athenians built that magnificent struc
ture statue vas wanted 70 place upon its top. A
poor mechanic was induced BY his friends 10 com
pete for the prize with afavorite aud wealthy scup
tor ofnobe birh The day came for aisng the stone
that OF the patriciap unvailed, and raptures of
applause greeted the revelation. BUTT wash truth
small that as 10 assembled its beauty disappeared
and when IL reached the top, IL seemed but shape
lese block. The statue Of the poor mechanic was
next unvailed. tseemed hinge and uncouth and re-
seribled nothing Divine or human But as Il ascend
ed itsapparent defornity disappeared IL grew more
and more cmoely, and finally, when IL reached the
top, Il seemed ANIMATE with Divine beauty and life
The poor mechanic won the laurel, and was borne
of amid the sboutsof the fnultitucd Let us, say,
bear this in mind. If among US there are men who
appear rough and uncouth, Il is because we have
not lifted them totbat propdpositon they are fitted
70 honor II Is because we have leff them In obscu.
iity 70 elevate thepandering and unscruplous who
promise only 10 deceive rs" -a adi rfto
y. ut |#f . = u 81. e. = q fH y VI .lf
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

Are particularly adapted 10
arrangements Of the digestive
apparatus, and diseases aris-
ing from impnrity fof tho
blood. "A large part Of all tho
complaints that afiict man
kind originate In one Of these,
and consequ ently these PILLS
are found 70 cure many vsri-
aff.z. n dia.s.aI TtFt-
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-02-20

447
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-24
Sesinsunscn.

Der @nssiser" srIdein jebn ScnuaSne, sum talbiebr-
lien in gprasakluns oeer st GtS
per Summer sabbar bic rcp Sr19cr Iuswdrtes &bens
nsnen tslte ben 9ee9 ben Serauegeer Ver"Srr %
sefalief en,ufenesn.
Gnprcdsnts sidsc 0beiiunsem wersn Santbar tnse
stnetnoninlsn llnS auf grrlansen ppnerr =.
anisen unS 9aRnnaun9 0er yrt rtwtrecn nter fol9ncfl
Stbnsrneen austnrmmen Gtnalia Gnrndue cins Sauars
90 9 rSs wsniser tltm einn SquaTs 80 eS rsmaiss
eefBditSansr fur $12 in balt6trlitcr
oissnpmmsa GrDFe asssn msrsen ssrtdtnEndss esrnst
unS nben bbt bic rtp Itpnnentcn btipneere Serd
In,eistn tFnnsn bic m Grag ios tr ensanSt wsrcsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-24
The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER

The German RICHMUND ADV EhIi IN
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S3 per Annum,
pavable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFiHE: 7th STREET, near BROAD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
q 800:
SsgssaGs
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
of,he steamer Africa.

rrtyhl or The steamer africa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
SANDY HOOK, July S.-The Cunard steam
ship Africa, from Liverpool on the 18th, has
just passed up. The news is generally IN
important.
The Africa saw nothing of the telegraph
feet.
Parliamentary proceedings had been of an
unimportsnt character. The luda bill bad
passed to second reading by large me-
jo:ity.
There was later Geographic news from H.
dia and China, but the dispatches contained
nothing of striking importance. The news
was dlscouraging to the Government. Bat
little progress had been made against the re-
bells since The last report. Shah Jebanpore
had been relieved A small conspiracy bud
been discovered 10 the Puajaub. The Rajah
of Shuods, in Magpore. had rebclled. At
Canton general distrust prevailed.
In Fcance Prince - has been constituted
Minister Of Algeria, but remains at home.
The debates 10 the British Parliament on
the French free labor fcheme excited consid-
cradle Indignation in France
At Dantzic, FIRE had destroyed SIS houses
and warehouses, involving loss IF l,000-
600 thaleEs.
It's reported that Spain has applied to
France for support against British pressure
in the matter Of the slave trade around the
coast of Cuba, and that the application had
met With encouragement.
The Africa passed near the spot where the
telegraph feet should have concentrated, but
the weather was too thick to see any great
distance.
COMMERCIAL -LIvERPuOL. June 25.-The cot.
ton market Tor the Week opened with little en-
CURRY and weak prices, but subsequently, assum
ed buoyancy aud closed with an advancing
tendency, and an active demand in consequence
of advices by the Northern Light. Sales OF the
week $4,000 bales The estimated sales on
FRIDAY were 10000 bales, including 5000 10
spectators and eh porterS, closing al the follow,
ing rates: Orleans FAIR, "-l6: Mobile Fair. y;
Uplands Fair, "A; Orleans MIddling, %; Mobile
Middlng, 1916; Uplands MiddIlng HIS.
Stock IN port $4,000 bales including $780,
900 American. The Manchester trade report
was more favorable; holders demanding an ad
vance. but prices were unchanged. AT Hayre.
tres oriimlirs closed II loaf
Brsldstutfs were dull and nominal.
Bullion III the Bank mad increased tll4,OO0
The money market was slightly more stringent
! Consols Tor account 9ii.
Provisions closed doll and unchanged.
Southern Produce-Rice closed quiet AT 1871
2Os Tor Carolina. Roslu steady at IS. Id a
Is ID Spirits Turpentine dull and nominal a
46S 4iSs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
MAHaItIEO.

On Thursday evening, July lst in Charles,
town. Jefferson county, Va. By the Rev. NorvaI
Wilson, Nh. H. J. TApP, OF Charlottesville,
Va, and Miss IDA JANE TUTWlLER,
daughter OF Mr.. Jacob Tutwler, OF the former
place.
On the morning o! the 9Th ult, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, by the Rev. }. i.
holland, Mr. l HOMAS ID. MOGRk, late OF
Jefferson county, and Miss ANNIE +. Ten
RlLL., OF Galiatn, Davies county, Mo.
On the 9Th ult. by fhe Rev !. II. Symmes,
VI. \. FROST. OF Frostburg, Md. and Miss
ANN r. SEYMOUR; and LAWRENCE II.
PORTER, OF Fros,burg, Nd, and Miss MAR
GARET SEYMOUR, daughters Of +. X. Sey.
mour, OF Anderson Bottom Hampshire county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Col.
Crockforis regiment Of labOrers have made
their debut on this eud Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad, and have just com
Melted an alliance with the SOoth-Side at
the Old Dominion mills. The iron bridge
below the corporation is now finished, with
the exception Of come of the minor parts OF
the work, and will be prepared to receive the
rail as soon as the contractor fhall have
reached that point. The work some fifteen
miles below is progressing rapidly, and We
shall expect soon e. chronicle the meeting OF
the two forces, with all the attendant cir
cumstances of the eagerly anticipated con.
summation .-Petersburg EGpreSs.
RoBBERY.-On Saturday last, the house Of
Capt. Finney, near Broadway, in Prince
George county, was entered BY some one un'
known, and robbed of $500, all the money
the old gentleman bad. The Captain and
bis wife had gone TO City Point to speed the
day, and left the money locked up in chest.
Ga their return his surprise and distress
was great on ascertsiplng his loss. lie has
some strong suspicious ~ TO the tibet, and
we hone. for the sake of the old hunter. that
the rogue may be caught and the money re-
covered.-Psters6ng Int.
QUARTERLY MEETING The secondquarter-
" meeting Of the NJ. Z. Church, for this Con-
ference year, will be held at the church in
the Manor. 10 Warren county, on the oath
and 25,h inst. The Presiding Elder, Kew.
E.R. Veitcb, will officiate, assisted by the
preachers in charge Of this circuit, Rev ):
n. Aiken, and Rev. W. Rippetoe.--FFont
Royal Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

4 CARD-WM S. KEMPER aud his
~ sons, D. & K. KEMPER, having pur-
chased the ALEXANDRIA BOA K ID \ &
SCHOOL PROPERTY, APPARATUS, &c,
will take charge OF that Institution after the
present School term, and it is with pleasure |
state, upon the very high testimonials they pos
sess from the different members of the Faculty
OF the University of Virginia, where the father
was for seven years Proctor, and the sons were
botn educated, that think them highly quail
fed To conduct the establishment in manner
that will sustain, or even add 10, any reputa-
ton it has hitherto possessed, aud justly enttle
il TO the confidence of those who may have
children or wards 10 entrust 10 their care
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
AUCTION SALES.

4 UCTION SALE A small farm Of THlR.
n TY.FIVE OR THlRTY.SIX ACRES,
near the city, and for many years occupied by
Henry Brown, decd, good location for mar
ket garden. A further description is unneceS-
sary as persons can examine the property for
selves.
sale to take place in front OF the Mayors OF.
nee, at ~ O'Clock on the Isl Of Jniy
Terms One quarter cash, the balance IN
equal payments at six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty tour months, with interest from day OF
sale. JAMES p. SMITH. Executors OF
K. {. SMITH. H. Smith, decd
IL T-eots
~ The above sale is postponed until Tnss.
idy tie Bird day Of .4ngust.
JAMES p. SMITH Executors of
Il. {. SMITH. H. Smith. decd.
jy 2-eots
BUBLIC SALE OF 4 NEGRO WOMAN.
i shall offer at public sale, on account OF
whom it may concern, a NEGRO WOMAN,
named MATILDA, from 20 TO rs years OF age
Said Negro was sold TO me as sound woman,
IN the county OF Fairfax, and is now sold 10 tIN
her value. The sale will take place at Saml.
Cats Tavern, West End, on Saturday Juiy ION,
1855. [Y7-tsl JOSEPH bkUlN.
nRUG STORE FOR SALE-By virtue Of
deed OF trust from Z. f. Stone, the un-
designed will sell, at public auction, OH F,idoy,
The 18th instant, the entire stock OF DRUGS,
CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, AND
SHOP FURNITURE OF the said Stone az No.
IO5. King street Alexandria. To any person
wishing 10 engage in the business, tlHe Oppor-
,unity is nOw offered Terms made known on
day OF sale. THOMAS !. HILL,
~ dts Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
p,,.o.,nn,, ca,tIe market, July 8.

Beef Cattle-The offerings this week were
about 364 head. and sales at SsG9,25R 100 bs. as
to qualty-about the same as last week Cows
and Calves-Saes al f2UGTiU for fresh Cows
Sbeep-Offerings about 1900; and sales at T%H
ST. each, according TO quality. Hogs-Gtf"r,
ings about 900 head; and sales were a, So 5VH
81; so - 100 lbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
com N kktClAL.
The M arkcts,

BALTIMORE, July S-Flourls quiet, but steady;
Howard street and Ohio 81. City Mills a.
25. Wheat is steady, with light receipts. Corn
is steady; white 73d &c; yellow 7oId79c. Wits
kew is firm at 23al4c. Provisions dull and un-
changed
New YORK, July S.-Flour is firm; sales OF
1900 bbls; State So soG$3 s.; Ohio 46oa
S47o: Southern $445G$4.75. Wheat is dull
sales of 10000 bush; Western white 'Oo9l lUc.'
do red at lO2c Corn is buoyant; sales OF IL
900 bush; mixed at GA &C, white soH D =
yellow S4as5c Pork is steady; mess Sio.oOG
Sl6.75; prime Sl3,6oGSl3.75. Lard Is steady
at lie. Whiskey closed firm, al &3!c. Stocks
are hi CHER generally Mo 6's S58
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
Movement of Troops.

SCHENECTADY, July 7.-Ooe hundred and
forty-six United States troops, under com
mand of Lieut.. Moore, passed here this
morning at eight o'clock, for Minnesota.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

UyTHE ALEXANDRIA "FREE-SCHOOL
FOR BOYS" situated on Washington street
will be examined on the last day OF the session,
(aeri Friday, 9ih inst J commencing at 9 clock
A. Nj. At the close Prizes will be distributed
TO the most deserving OF the pupils. The friends
of Education are invited TO attend
The Annual Meeting of the Board, Tor tse
election OF a Teacher, 10 serve during the ensu'
ing year, will be held on Saturday, l7h ."st.' a!
a O'Clock. p. IL. al Mr.. Barton's Store, King ST.
Previous TO which time candidates may file
their applications with the President, Re'' T..
Harrison, u. D., or at Mr.. Bartcns.
Per order oil BOARD OF GUARDIANS.
Nv 7-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09
No News of the Telegraph Gable.

TRINITY BAY, n. f., July The weather
has at last cleared up, and we have beauti'
full day. Wind west There are no signs Of
the telegraph feet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

HNRUSTEE'S SALE-The undersigned, as
Trustees, offer at Private Sale, at the Coach
Factory OF Bowen, Berlin X Peak, No 10, cor
ner OF King and Henry streets, Alexandra, Il
very superior lot OF CARRIAGES OF every de-
scription, with HARNESS 10 suit: consisting IN
part OF the following, Phae;ons, Charnotes'
tour and two seat R9ckaways, Buggies with or
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double and Single
Harness &c, &c.
TEgxs-All purchases of and under 5000,
ninety da' s credit, over that sum six months
Notes with approved security required III all
cases. r.. b. MANI okr Trustees
10 1-entf ID FIINSTEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-09

rRAIN CRADLES, &c.-1he subscriber
IT will sell out his stock OF GRAIN CRA'
DIES al cost. for cash, to close ont.
On hand genuine English Scythes, 5cythe
Riffs, Hay Rakes, &c. at lowest prices,
Will be sold a bargain. PLAllOkN
SCALE. 10 weigh 1900 pounds-Farbanks Pa
tent-a IItst rate article. >,
Building and Housekeeping Hardware all
sorts.
Remember that We are selling our Goods at
the lowest prices. No HumJug! Gall at No
u Royal street Alcx'ndria, Va. ~
- r JOHN T. CREIGHTON