davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Nfm Publications.
CROOKS & SCHEMs
~ LATIN ENGLISH sCHo0L-LEXlcoN,
On the basis of
THs LATN-GERMN LExICoS
OF DE- 4. IpgeFsley.
By %. r. CRooKs d d., aud A. J. SCHEM, A NJ.

THB LsTNGERMAN LENICoS
OfDI G \. IugeIsey.
By o. r. CRooEs d. d.. aud A. ScHEM, A NJ.
Que volume. p.,s. rs1s' octave
The authors Of the present work hsd at 6 the intention Of
ppg for American Schools ard Colleges tfSns sii1n Of he
Latin German School L. Pol lngsacv The
pan tf the wok seemed TO them be decided Improvement
Latin txeosphy aud 70 meet more fully than is Prete
udenis They had net proceeded far
ho~svt their AbT before they became of the
any Of casting many II the articles aud OF adding
wolk using the Lexicon Of lpgeTsey only basis For this
eupse the whole Of e1csl nlesuIe es been carefully
As edition ol le5 Koch and ktsom al CT which numerous
ssksestlops have been derived and additions made.
The School Lexicon OF Prof. pgefsey has met In Germany
Win extraordinary success epPeus from the enconuns OF
eminent GERMAN The aes Of the critics especially
bestowed ston the excellence Of lDgelsey. pan We have
teh pte pains 70 for work 81 " the cbAlscsto
ksatt oi ths Plan aud .. the 70 improve IN the
ton Of eetals
1ha wcIk gvss-
SPECIAL ATTENTION to the words Of Latin authors resa
Tie sLEADINe DEFINITIONS in broad aud eer type, SO
to be sasily caught by the eye
The SI0NlFlcAIION p-rspcaoasy arranged and i1s.s.
by s1snPes essiy 1reei0o oEm difficult carefully t.ans
4 The ORIGIN ofssoh word. where Known.
COMPARISON OF important word. with th.ir synopyms
BRIEF NOTICES of proper pamss and Of sdjectiyes
edstd from them.
From the Rev Or. JOIN McCLlSrocK NewYork
acquainted with lnsersevs Latin Lexicon and believe
bte DE beat Of the m.ny hco ,xcops tx..pt in Ger.
many INDEED this the tesn many Of the bes, gymna
".bschers, a. well es many eminent scholars
Whais yer eommenesiion may be given to lnserev
hee amply due 20 Crooks and ScheIns Ioop nave
nc portion ef the proof sheets and bad the opportunity
peTsonay kDowng how care fully and oosssienously tae
hors have esed the Their book
arrangement but IN point Of eym?iosiea
ssrs Of the uaer and Of 30 the wans
set far In advance Of hs German prototype The
yso hnd ne q; into all schools and into
- DS" eslste ei.ssa J. b. LIPPINC0Tr Co,
Puhlkhsrs ki.sdeipbia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
NOR SAI,E-"GI,EN SIDE" charmns

LWR NAIE-'U UI4FN NIUE, CHtrHI'"A
country rsdsnce The bmk ~ ,he Iudsou, one h,ni
from the city situated IN the vsss u fophefs thres mnes
WI non 6e dep 9Th cas aud steamers saofd hourly
mupic,on With New YoTk Toe plse oomPise. b,at tsS
sces with water front The House Is built In most sab@ehJ
I-,i,u villa s,ve with s city noes such o.s not
Air Furnsc., lilo, ard Cold Wster Bah A. eee'ut Mshs
Msnt PhzEas a1d Hic0niss commanding he n oesaai
see. ery for twenty miles The grounds STUDDED vim sfs
. 81 and other Tree. Shubberg sc kssines sPsnnef h.
M Sdses su a Houses t}rsp@ Arbos Ogecu House kps
S.as Nc The completely aud ne~y fusni.bed, ~hi'h
will be sold desired Tho Whole mPrhs 100 OF The o. 20 se
h. courty places on the bsuks OF th. Hadson. C-,
ssG9O Wi be .old for Teens easy Address Bos No.
A .2i po.,.O New Nok.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
TAKE NOTICE-MICHIGAN

IL LANDS for sALE-3to sctss II land lccxed IN the
G. mites of Ouksnd ssUsc T1sco saginaw fonA ken AL
kAsmszoo r sale prices om ~ - 10 ~ pee sefe,
.urh payable in cssa the base IA one two and
wears. some oi std BY tho ate Hon Doas
a.. Houshiou expressly ot hrriur yurpss fes 'u rtcd-
l.rs apply 20 THOMPSON HUNTER, n. 2OdshP
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Since the Introduction oil tbese no" eeDoo Osbs su J1s
WV HALF A MILLION HAVE BEEN SOLD,
and andDg all sorts Of convance for the sc,omphsn
Of which little less thsn frauds
pon offered the public the simplicity
eARTHURS the rith phseh they managed and tue
rtSu have made them the fs7oite Cans Aho Jars
''''' ""'''' ifiE FOURTH YEAR
hrce their Introduction their reputation stands by genera &c
knowdgm.nt far above ether eau or JAI III he
proof Of this quote from almost nnumefaoe 'e''i'
EDITOR OF THE LADY's BOOK,
M the number for July 1858. He says; l.,
"Thss. oebaed Cans and Jars the inst ntroouoeo snu
of Who pat tempted TO Try other
ems .ud isrs who lost as Oi then @ 10 conse
onsI se s be esd that ARTHURS never falls For
s see said other and zoe reped1 me afpe
ALL PREPARED FOR SEALING. an
They have oupd the mouth, ON the outside dd
eth phsn sod and all ready for sealing You nave aer
hrg your with ifd to beat your Id and press
hto tb. cement when the work i done IL directions are
followed carefully, success IL & always g ceitan'
PATENT STAMP
sle noAiee that Arhurs Jars all the Ps.eDt
n.mp On will hnd impressed In the metals
the 10 oval On the bottom ind In raised
ls<teIs the sides Of the Glass Jars
MATERIAL
TIN CAssPpt quart half gallon sd SALON The Cans and Jars
Pint quart and gallon. NEST
QuFkswARE-Pnt quart and hs gallon. to economy
8LSss-Piut, quart and bait gHil1D IN freight
AKTHuRS SELF-SEALlNG CANS AND JARS
the patent for the United States BY
AkfHuR, BUkNHAM 4 GlLROY,
Nos. III and il9 South 10Th st., Pmisdelph'a
Also manufacturers under the patent for the Upied States,
Of tbe :" OLD DOMINION" C0FFEE-POT
Trade supplied, at manufActurIs prices by f. TORREf,
Mas JOSEPH r. GREEN. OF 5h aud snlitnsts, Gin.
ein sE, Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

DEAL ESTATE.-Wanted to EXCHANGE, a
III MANUFACTURERS STOCK Of HARDWARE, con.
,.ug Of Augel 1e for Real Es,Ae Ia the CITY Of New fors
Address d. b. LOGAN, No. II PlA,tst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

General society of Mechanics and Tradcsmen
Of the City Of New special meeting Si On t1e
soe.ty important bu,nessl will be held ii Mechanics Hall
No "a Brosaway MONDAY EVENING uext, l2th inst ~
on. hour amer sunset VIM. VAN NORDEN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

PnuI's FnriBa Crackers. ,..
These Justly ceebTs-o Crackers are % De a et
,b Grocery who have tried them once will not be oano
without them sfferwbd a., -.,--
,,y obtained and convey Doudshment than anything
tnoyn al the acting gently the of dgest2p
For children they urequtlei They pleasant ~ the
taste ard remarkably healthy.
sold Of Wholesale by - -
No. % Barclay ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
printing.

AT EVERDELLs-l00 elegant WEDDING
N CARDS beautifully printed and lC0 ENVELOPES latest
style 90 90 Orders by nail soheled Broadway co., Duane.
pAKER g. 8ODWLN-TkIBUNE BUILD
~ IN69 phAeverythns from the smallest CARD or Liable
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

w SUMMER SEASON.
GREAT SUCCESS
The light and sneeable entertainment. Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. FLORENCE
nightly srtrsos CIoweed and d,igbp audencei.
TIE Ac process Of vtntston which has formed so delight
u Suie Of he Summer a. this establishment will be
brought into play and the ctlebrated
INDIAN PUNKAS
through the houe refreshing breekes ren5erog
charming place Of evening amusement in ts
city. - -, am -, ,,orr,c.
FRIDAY EVENING July lass,
will be performed isus habls farce by Blackstone called
THE IRISH LION.
Tim Moore, the Irish Lion. w. J. Florence
Medley. By ..Orchess.
Led By Mr. John COote.
To BE- followed BY Mr foenes pToteaD farce, called
MlSCHlENOUS ANNIE.
Annie Spruce, assuming eight different characters,
Mrs. W. J. Florence
To conclude with the version Of she Good Nothing
entitled - - -
NAN OR MY TWO FATHERS
Tim Dribhles Ish Mr. w. J. Florence
Nsp the Good for Nothing Mrs w }. Florence
performance Of ihse chsttcers by M aud Mrs Florence
ed oIh The encomi1s the Of Europe
And America
Door, op,n a. u the performance 10 eomnences.s.
ToMORROW-sxth ight Of
TIE FLOHENCES.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
V,HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JULY 10.

The EEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES: Toe Fourth in New.Yorsi
The Fourts in Bo.too AsIeei. Of LIFE IN !t1usi
P.lssins PzTro Edgcs ns the lcioic; Cover
P.ysss E.S, Fsiiis. f'o:esoSi Ksss', j. Eii'o-
u..lEyIEW OF THE WEEK: Giving In q aen.ed
.nd eapieqoa f. the es: and a.. @o.t 3 isRSIt,,.i
United stsie,. Mexico and Europe.
III. THE DUDLEY OBSERVATORY.
Iv..ADvENTURCs OF FRENCH OFFICER.
v..RESoyAL OF TIE REMAINS OF Ex-PREsI-
W..HAGaRA IN MIDSUMMER: Editorial COrrssp nd
Ct The ". Y. Tribune.
villa LETTER FROM HUM8oLDT
VIII. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS: Forssts ard Fores.
Trees; Hish Farming; CsG We Glow Pears
N..FACTS FOR FARMERS.
x..AFUURrH OF JULY GRAFTON By Henry Ward
Bsecher.
M THE CROPS IN NEw-YORK.
XII. CHINA: Correspondence Of The N. y Tribune
XIII. .ECCEETRICITiEs OF AN ENGLISH ENVOY.
XIV ..LYNCHiNG IN MISSOURI
Xv..LYNCHING IN FLORIDA: FOar Respe-:ate cit-
XVI. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Iowa Vermont; /;
Illinois; AissouTL
XvII..LAIEsT NEWS RECEyED BY TELEGRAPH;
AID 0.eson; From Washington; From KAasAsi
Army News
1Ix..nEw PUBLICATIONS: Progress Of Physical Sd
xx..RaYAEp TAYLOR IN SOUTHERN EUsoPE:
Rs.abiss j. Mess.nis, Ellis and Achaia
XXI..A SCENE AT THE HERrFORDsHiRE ELEc-
TON.
XXI..A ROMANCE.
XIII. JUDGE TAEEY IN FORMER TINES
XIV SCHOOL CELEBRATION ON THE CATTARAU-
GUS INDIAN REsERVAriON; Correspondence
OF The N. Y. Tribune
XIV. KANSAS: The Killing Of Col. Jenkns-Tha cf Cen
Lale
XXvI. MISCELLANEOUS: M.ine; A Brave Womsn Grass
Widows IL lndialsi tleeced By the Confidence
Cane.
XVII MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XVIII COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports Of the
Stock, Money Cotton, Gram Ca:tle and ober MAJ
ke;s specially Reported for The Tribune
SuBscRIPTIoNs-One copy for year 81. Taree copies
So. Five copies, IS. Ten eo2es, SIP.
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication Office THIs
nLY Ger
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Arm u NJ VI u L l. VI -
BENEFIT OF MISS =. MESTAYER
TIE whom popular les5iag arie of this estsblishueu
FRIDAY. July 8, 1883,
IN the
AFTERNOON aud EVENING,
which occasion fsyoe celsbies Mesna II Perry,
O. Boniface Mr. Lvict Louis hestsyer, Mrs France.
A Chss Hale and Mia IL A. Perry, have volunteered their
valuable kNices
AFTERNOON, at 5 O'Clock,
viii he performed the farce Of
PERFECTION
Kate OBreD. Miss hestsy.r Paragon Nj Perry
Alter wEh1
ONLY A HALF-PENNY.
Stanley Jones'. M Leyick
Followed by the mssczl farce cf
SWISS SWANS.
EVENING a. II O'Clock the elegant and thrilling drama Of
TIE WILLOW COPsE
Rose Fielding. Miss Mesaysr sl Richssd..s sr Leyiek
WANTED ONE THOUSAND MILLIyERs.
Gu..ins MODEL OF THE NEW CENTRAL PARK, is
new be.. well the AQUA ElNARIA n shich have
introduced boore1 from lie Jsnsro);
million Of curiosies Including The famous Happy ny,
Perpetual Motion, Living scrpeas Eew Wax Work
Gallery, kc-
Admauee al IS cents; children under tee, IS cen.s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Ton rAI.E OR TXCUiNGE,-l
delightful

Il COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. A.,oh. l.. T. opposite ssia-
=, N,wfoik containing nearly ar Of ground b-sli-
fully located and laid sai abundance u ell Ain
1it and ts trees and shubbsy and vegetable
ssrdeD under cultivation. On the premises eonfsrtshe
DWELLING houae seod barn AMI Other veil II
lent water 80 The place fronts on two hEhwsys presents
fine opportunity eithsr for inyes'Hi pa llsim VIII b.
city property AIplJ 10 w 5. HARkiSUN No - Diane
St.. n. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
&hdntrs fcr Bnsinfss Men.

4 PARTNER WANTED-With a few thou
~ sand solar. ea0. engage n the na,uAe',fe %
NEW AIrICIT s.,ured by patent which constantly IN ie
Ana AM nroo ds.iripg Irtssr Information may cal oF a.
dr.s, A BARNARD No iSi FafoBsL. Ne~ lork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Real @etnis for Bals.
CLEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCES

T. J. + G. \ I COT NM hESIUENN IS
h A. NORTH AMrrON Ms.
Two OF three Of s-su hshiy eavs'ed 6s'
ESTATES M Nasssc os~red Soc SALE
Norihsmpon Of the nost chsfuna sents 70 Assf..
sboundrs In rich scenery Of fver valley s1i munsn, .ss
bling pc,ucsqus sni varied landscape o 1e Bet ~
ons of Enesh sc,n,ry The (shich ON. ~ he
eses, stlemsn,s IN Nw fnsana has ING ben sued ~ te
intelligence and of it, society and rs.sesn afa
dgr advantage. Il literary edUc s md snd 'soas AT
tugiors
IT, tarnis, iesrcu. Il retiring nom city 10 1rrrpny
here presented pouring country sss ~hh unsl.sssi
A,.s 10 A W THAyER Horhsnrtsu. Nae.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

story framed HOUSE cousIlne ell tho neiern lnPfvse-
rer,s Including water tshs spsas'rf ne.s t~. hf
nscs. wster filter wine prsssv- cios sen'sor. ~ 81
IN p~ff ods 10 uinutss wsk nom three fesfles VII b. I'D
low Terus Of p.yu~nt easy. Apply - ERASIlsF N..o
No $50 Sdsv New Yogk. or TO W. BURTls No. us Nf-
tie ey Broklyu.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Summer Retreats.
Senses 10 Get.

I OTIS TO LET.-lhc hne LOFTS Of marble
mont ssor, No q Ccursattst, 10 Ley Al q n Aenss
rent Pcsssssor immediate S-sred kvry Ne ssis-s.
OFFICES % LET IN the Biole House, Assor
~ psc..-ibsure IN n. sr-ssar-rs oses sotrss's
CTORE 70 LET in the Tribune Buildings, No. J
- sprpces. iIqulr~ ~ the rFitap- OHc>
FI'O LET
THREE LOFTS sna BAsEwrsT y %. r alI.ns;
NJ at3 sROADWAN
FcrrbeIy p.eupsd BY tA- subscuh~rs Sslr' sarus
Iuanre q DOUGLAS ShkRN DOb,
Ne. 81 a1t 81 Wat--s.
TI'O LET for the SUMNER Seasonal vel.
ocgsd HOUSE o. The Bauss IT th. uldspa rarytssn.
Mss.chsssr County ueds.sly 'he d-r,t rh> sarui,fs
cen b.A required irqat- - the rsrnss.. NJ -
Na.su.sl HENRY STORMS Aeeat, rc-sn. NJ a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
fost ano fonn6.

COZ KEWARD.-LOST on the evening of 29th
20 e1eJ Ju1e Poocks West hester Pavilion, Weehs~ksn
aIADYs gold aid blue enanlsid WArCH with ds nonds
ae and chain attached The Under: By ss.ins tae
No Rvertersee Hobok-p a. No. Soi We<t-s.
corner Of CiukssB, will receive the above reward
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

DUuIU UpU UUI uID.
DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A few
- single gentlemen be scommodfed with pleasant rooos
Cranberry IT., Eve miau,es' valk from Fulton Ferry.
DOARD on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.-Neatly
ID Furnishsd Apartments quiet family 1r two or three
persona for the Sumner between WaIt aad fa'n ferrrs
Inquire AZ No "a Willow
DROOKLYN HIGHTS.-A rare opportunity for
I'D feu seleet BOAADERs IN . private family for be.tB
and cry unsurpassed his any other couay Inquire
Il No. 10 Columhiss BIoohlyn.
DRIVATE BOARD in BOSTON.-Gentieincn
With their famles VISITING BOSTON and wishns Pr,ss
soara In stoston win sod plcss.nt =
he hoase VI Mr. DAVID AEED, No ~ Clsnsoyse ks'e""
spy II shs eks0y 81 Bosecn-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
DIED.

On the 3Oth ultimo, at Welbourn Hall, Lou
doun county, Va, in the 3Oth year OF her age,
Mrs. REBkCCA ANN DULANY, the wife OF
Richard Henry Dulany. Mrs. Duiany was a
consistent member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church from the time she was fifteen years old
til her death. BLESSED are the dead who die
in the Lord o.
In the city OF Washington, August 3lst, at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Roger
Jones, in the SID year OF her age, after a long
and painful illness, which she bore with Chris,
tan resignation and fortitude, Mrs. ANN
PAGE, relict OF the late William Byrd Page,
OF Clarke county, Va. IL The funeral Will
take place from Christ Church, Alexandra,
Va, on Thursday, (this day. September 2nd, at
II o'clock, NJ, 10 which the friends and &C
quaintances OF the family are respectfully IN.
vl,ed to attend. Norfolk papers please copy J
On the 2Oth of August, in Alexandria, Va,
of Scarlet Fever, CATHARINE VIRGINIA
MILLS, in the 4th year OF her age, the youngest
daughter of j.. Nj. Mills. "Sutfer little children
to come unto me, for OF such is the kingdom oil
Heaven"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
Heat OF the nj DON.

Prof. Prszzi Smith, the Astronomer Royal
for Scotland, in his interesting account OF q
recent scientific expedition made by him to
the Peak Of TeneriiTe, has set at rest the vex'
ed question of the heat Of the moonlight. lie
saws that bis thermometrical instruments
were ssnsibly affected by the moons rays even
at the lowest two stations occupied by him al
different elevations. 10 tropical .clim ates
meat which is exposed to the moonlight rapio'
" becomes putrid, and in the Indies, the ne
groes, who lie swel,sring and uncovered be-
Death the full glare of a tropical sun, care
fully mufie their heads ard faces when ex'
posed to the %moonbeams, which they believe
NAV cause swelling aud distortion of the tea
tures. and sometimes even blind ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
washInKton Territory

WASHINGTON, August 3l.--The Governor
Of Washington Territory, Hon. MIR. Nc
Mullin, has arrived here. lie represents
that when he left the Territory, a month ago,
the Indians west of the Cascade Mountains
were disposed to be friendly. but fears were
entertained that they might be Influenced by
those residing east OF the mountains, who
defeated Col. S,eptoe. A vigorous campaign
against them and severe chastisement will
however, probably have the effect Of prOduc'
ing a general peace among the savage, who
must sensibly feel the power Of the govern
ment. He says that bands Of Indians from
the British and Russian possessions, VITO are
extremely formidable and shre~d, are 'n the
habit of plundering and killing the settlers
in the most exposed portions OF The Territory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
What \ Boy should Do and How He
Should Do it,

Should Do it.
At . recent exhibition of q public school
in Medford, Mass, two silver medals were
awarded as prizes. The presentation was
made by the Rev. Charles Brooks, who said:
That you may fnd SUCCESS. let me tell you
how to proceed. To night begin to lay your
great plan cflye. You bave but one lie to
1--we, md lt Is Immessursbiy important that
you do not make a mistake. Tonight begin
carefully. Fix your eye on tho torueth year
Of your age, and then say to yourself: AT the
age of forty years will be a temperate man,
| will be a industrious man, an economical
man, d benevolent mao, a well read man, q
religious man, and q useful man. | will be
such an one. l reSOive, and l uiU stand to it,
My young friends, let this resolution be firm
as adamaut-let it stand like the oak, which
canot be wind shaken. Let it not be like the
incoostant moon, forever changing. but like
the glorious sun, forever shining. 10 such a
matter it is v~irtuou. to be obstinate. II you
keep this high excellence Of your fortieth year
daily and hourly before your eye, then you
will naturally make everything in your lie
subsidiary 70 the main result; and your sue
cess is certain, for God is for you, Christ is for
you, all good men are for you: yes. the whole
force of the universe is for you. You must
Of consequence, obtain knowledge, mental
power, aud moral Development; and the result
will be manly character and eminent %usefu,-
ness, public esteem. and durable happiness.
The way is as plain as the way to school, and
the success as certain as the law OF nature"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
&S$s;&zSE
AZ N TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. lit is understood thai
Lord Napier will return to Washington, on
Saturday morning.
He will dine Oh Friday evening with Cy-
rus W. Field, in company with Capt. Day
man, Of the Gorgon, and other British OH
GERS attached to the telegraph squadIou,
together with a few select friends of MIR.
Field.
Lord Napier is in attendance at the cele-
bration to day, and will be one Of the guests
of the city at the dinner tomorrow evening
at the Metropolitan H,tel.
LONDON, Sept. l.--B Cyrus W. Field,
New York The directors are On their way
to Valeutia to make arrangements for open
ing the wire to the public. They convey,
through the cable, to you and your fellow
citizens, their hearty congratulations 10 your
glorious celebration Of the great information
al work.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-The mail train from
Now York did not reach here this morning
in time to connect with the southern train
The cause of the detention is as yet unknown.
The freight train from Wheeling, when
near this city this morning, was thrown from
the track, OBTAINING the early Southern train
for several hours. There was no serious in
jury done to the freight-train.
CHARLESTON, Aug 3l--A brig from Havana
bound to New York, is 10 the ofing, with her
G icers dowu with the fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02

n We have no TRANSACTIONS OF imPor'
% oo.e. The receipts are still light, and
a,ioc;paI sales are to the retail trade at 30
~, Union street sup. The stocks OF fsmiy
..4 Extra are very small, and only sufficient TO
r.,. immediate wants.
wupaT-The market opened yesterday
tive The offerings fell off 10 about 5000
r..ts,s which sold at l25, l2s, $50, 1875, and
a.. ,or interior TO fair white, and l2O, l2o,
"a ,27c Tor do. red. The quality generally
u. interior. some small lots prime white
n.,e held q, l4Oc., but we heard OF no sales.
CORN-Marset active, but receipts very
,,,,, Sales OF white and mixed at soc. No
,,I.. Of yeIlow reported, and quotations nomi-
nL
Byg-Sales on Change at 73c. for inferior.
II. market is active, and prime may be quoted
s7ac.
oATS-Quo,ations are unchansed-Receipts
and demand about equal.
TIMOTHY SEED-Receipts fair, and quail
>, generally very fair. We quote $26$2 l23.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
The What CrOn.

A gentleman from the Bowling Green, in-
forms US that the Wheat crop i q that imme-
diate vicinity yields much better than was
anticipated at cutting time. The grain, he
says, is excellent, though it falls short Of an
average crop in quantity. On the other
hand one Of our machinlsts who was pre-,
sent at the tLreshing Of q crop, grown on a
highly improved farm ID SpotsyiVania, a few
miles from town, reports that be never before
saw SO little grain yielded by the same
amount Of straw. From all accounts there is
nothing like uniformity either in quantity OF
quality in the wheat crop in any TWO neigh
borho0ds in the same couuty.-FieL Rec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
rn. East India company.

% the first Of September, the East India
Company ceased to exist as a corporation.
Its affairs hereafter will be managed ty the
India Council, consisting of fifteen members.
OF these seven have been elected by the court
OF directors, viz- Mr.. Charles Mills, banker;
Mr.. John Shepherd, 6 ,veroor OF the Hud'ea,s
Bay Company; Mr.. Eliot Macnsghten' SiT.
James Wier ii gg, Mr.. R. d. Mangles, MI
w. j. Eastxick, MIR. ii. L. Prlnsep., Inc
other eight members will be selected BY the
government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02
..u York Money Market.

NV YoRK. august 3l.-There was lncrea'
ed animation in the stock market to day. In
STATE stocks and bank shares there was but Int.
lie charge. Missouri 6s closed at sat, and
Virginia a, %. The receipts from customs
on Saturday only amounted to $75,7o7. The
balance IN the subtreasury was $l3,4ls,Oes.
Loans on the new United States stock nave
been effected al J 10 a p cent. at three and foul
months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTAlE.-By author
Nv OF a deed If trusr executed TO the undersigned
by William 5. Payne, we snail offer Tor sale at
public auction, at The residence OF the SAID
PAYNE, in the county OF ktng George, Virginia,
on 7pesday, lie 2la day Of September merit, the
following valuable Real and / PERSONAL Property,
to Wi, The tract OF land on which Mr. Payne
now resides. called MOUNT PLEASANT"
situated about two miles from the village OF
Port Conway. OH the RappahannCck river, al
Joining the lands vi Alessrs. George W. Turner,
JJamesS OulsenberTy. and others. The tract
contains FOUR HUNDRED \ FIFTY
ACRES, nearly all ot winch mas been hlsh'y
improved, ard IS IN tae best condition LOT pro-
ii able cultivation. Inc situation Is heal'hy
and rendered attractive by the excellent society
surrounding 1t. The impio'.mehIs consist o. d
Co.. a fG np@ssssSy o DI aThns' the "' whole ont OF
which are either new, or have recently Deeh