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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-01-22

TEAS, LIQUORS AND iobhNSo'
I PCNCHEON fine Old Scotch Whlskey
pipe Holland Gin
quarter casks Hennesey Brandy
Otard. Dupuey n Cos DO
Jules Roben K Cos 10
- bbls. pure Rye WhIskey. large portion
of which is old and Of very superior quality,
now in store and for sale by
RlDGELY, HAMPTON < co,
r,v 26 No. ii King
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
New Goods ! New Gooda.,

New Goods New Goods.!
WE would respectfully inform our friends
W n"d customers. that We have made
large additions To our Stock Of
Drugs and Medicines,
nnl would be pleased to have them call and
examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as we can offer them strong inducements to
buy. Our Stock consists in part, of
PER FU VI 4; EaIEs,
Luhin's Extracts for the Handkerchief Pomalcs
Cologne and Toilet Waters; Hair. Nail and
Tooth Brushes, Dressing Combs, Fine Tooth
Powders, Soaps, Surgical and Dental 1nstru
mcn,s,
Fine Rrandies and Wines,
for Medicinal purposes. and all articles usually
kept ia fiEst.class Drug store. Give n
call.
JORDAN Il MCLAUGHLIN,
Abbcvillc. G. III.
July ], 1858. If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
S. S. STOCKMAN.,
Waylund, Mass, Feb. S, 1851

Waylund, Mass, Feb S, 1851
PRO. O. ]. WOOD & CO.-Genk:: Having:
realized the gooI ELECTS Of your Hair Restorative
wish to state, that finding my hair growing
thin, us well as gray, WINS induced from what L
read and heard, to try the article prepared by
Won, to promote it's growth and change its color
MS il was in youth. both Of which It hhs effected
completely. In the operation D have used early
three bottles.
Yours &c,
JAMES FRANCIS
O. j. WOOD Il CO.. Proprietors sl2 BrondL
way, New York, lin the great N. Y. Wire Roll.
ing EstabishmeniO and I'll Market Street ST.
Louis, Mo. 40
SOLD ny
JoEpAN d. McLAUcML,S, ALbsville.
BLANcH d ALLEN, Abbeville l. Due W.
Feb 20, 1853 So al
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

'sNliE Subscriber is now prepared tn n"r"n
u"'!atc all who HAY favor him with iIri.
patronage. am prepare! t" take all the burrs
.':t ~! III" Woo! hv machine and manufacture.
the Wool in Rolls IN the best manner pos ih!,.
I","i;"H-E!,', ven miles North Of All.rv ill..
G. H.. tire" miles EnS: of due West Corner,
and three miles from The Railroad.
u. q. IlAWT!lDEN
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
H E A "a ARTERS.

FIRST BRIGADE CAVALRY.
October 18th, 1858.
'1NlE SECOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY
4 is hereby ordered to be and appear, for
Ke''ew and Inspection, on the FTfM day of
~ Noa@"h'r nfrt. at Long Mi es, at IL o'clock
The Commissioned and non. Commissioned
Officers the day previous for brill, at o'clock.
Col. John /. Bnrriss is charged will, the cx.
tension Of this Order.
The members of the difurent Staffs are espe.
ciaiiy ordered to appear on the day Of Review.
By order Of
w. w. PEGRYMAN, Briq. GeuY.
JHo. V. MooRE, brigade Mnior..
Oct 20, 1858. 243t
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
House and Lot for Sale
IN 'keBEVllLE VILLAGE.

rINiliS HOUSE aud LOT is situate in n quiet
L AMI convenient part of the Nilla.c.
The Dwelling is sufficiently large To acc"mn,o-
dat" II snail family. with all necessary Out
buildings. The Lot contains sumici hing over
an Acre Of l.und and has {. now and sub
stanLial Frucc around.
Any one desirous %. purchasing such Lot
would do we'll to call on me. as l will sell il
low and OH. the most Accommodating tcrlus
WM. II. WILSON.
Sept 10, j3
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
CcrtiGcate.

hi :s 10 certify to the Public that | have
been. since was len years old. working and
hu'"iine Wool Factories, and here say. with.
ont hesitation, that those Machines of d. o.
lawih"rn<-tarlin" Machines. l;urring Ma
chimes, Pick iGm Marhiu.S--are the best | hav,
ever seen. and believe they i'll surrass any IL
this State for satisfaction.
J. T. llUTCIIlNGS, Machini~t.
Sent 90 Us 81 H.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
n y I ] e. f..

~ ~ | ] T. Il.
pl order Of the Court Of Ordinary Will lac
- sold on Wednesday, the 2;th ,!av of NO.
Tr'noer next, and on the dry succeeding, il
necessary. st iic late rrsi'l"nce of John A.alu.
decd, III this district. ail the personal estate o
said deceased. consisting Of
1LIhIl LINELT NEGROES.
Twelve or Fifteen hundred bushels of Corn 10
head OF Horses and Mules. a Jack, 100 head of
Hogs, 80 head Of Cattle, Wagons, 200 bushels
Of Wheat, 100 bushels Of slclcd Oats 1oOln
lbs oi Fodder SIacks, Plantation Tools House.
j." la nn': Kitchen Furniture, aud many articles
not mentioned, pertaining: !o, plantation. Also.
Twenty-Five Bales of Cotton.
To he sold on n credit Of 2 months, with in.
terest fr"mdny Of sale. Notes with two approved
surrtics will be required Further terms, if any,
made known on dny of sale
JAMES Ii. COE3, Admir-
Oct. %, 1858. 2Gtds
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
THE THIRD
AGRICULTURAL 4 FAIR
or TIE
STATE Agricultural Society
SOUTH CAROLINA,

TO BE HELD AT C0LUMBIi
On the 9Th, lOth llth 18th November, 1855
rINlE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the
l. Stale Agricultural Sorcty Of South Caro-
lima respectfully call the attention Of the people
of the Southern States to their approaching
Fair, ht which Premiums will he awarded on
al articles Of Agricultural, Horticultural aud
Mechanical interest, rs well rs Ladies' Fame,
Work and Domestic Economy. Large and
commo'lious IlallA have been erected for the
convenience of Exhibitors, and a considerable
addition hns been made TO the stalls for the use
of animals. All articles intended for exhibition
will pass free over all the Railroads save the
South Carolina Road. which will require one.
half freight. Visitors, for one fare: can procure
n ticket to 90 anl return. Exhibitors will
please give tI.c IL, ilroad officers timely notice
of each Articles ns they wish transported, us
we'll as the iin,e and point Of shipment.
4. = CALHOUN,
JonN A. METfs.
w. X. RoBEKToo:;,
T. HAELEE L.'
j.. w. RAY, """'
RI. M,rtsMsLl,
X. j. GAGE,
Sept. II. 80 2o5t
Rattan and Kr;iss for skirts,
4 NEW supply, JUST received
~ at finORE II 0UAIFE,S.
Ab5cville G. H., Aug. ~. 53 l7tf
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

I ALt hHiE LAND AND NEGROES FOR
SALE. Il!c subscriber offers for sale.
rye hundred acres Of Very va Unable land which
ne III St', ~ 'w" tracts, I" suit purchasers. if
d"Src''. They will BE offered for sale uuI il
the :'hh D"cr'"hvr next, ard if not sold bv
may t'''i", viii then bc t4f, red 10 th. h"hcst
h'"d"r. AIS" Srticcn humber one Negroes :;
among th"h are the b,sL of Cooks. Washers
lr"@crs. and Field hands also Corn, E,Jj.r
" heat. Oats. Peas, Shucks and Cotton Seed
also Fine FLOODED Cattle, Hogs. Sheen and
goats Wagon and harness: Carriage and hnr.
ness, oX-cGrt: Several bars of new Iron New
set "t smith Tools: good supply of Plnnia,
ton tools; NJ" !. Piano. of the best make !:
Household and Kitchen furniture. ANY of the
above can he seen Or traded for by calling on
myself or james McCaslan, Esq. NV agent.
j. +. FOSTER
Calhounds Mills
". - will pay liberal prices for Negroes
or VIII receive "n'i sell on commission, for II
reasonable compensation.
Lids. j. F.. FOSTER.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

u ) TnE IIA"--rr"rlc have f,r centuries been
afflicted with bald heads and tie only remedy,
hrrct"i"re known, has been these abon,,nblc
wigs by recent discovery of Prolrs, or Wood
these articles are being fast dispensed with but
great many persons still palronzc them, be-
cau@c they have been often imposed upon by
Hair Tunes of different kinds. 10 all such per
earnestly make the request, that they
will try one" again, for III W+a&'s Restorative
there is no sucl. Thin. rs fail We know Of
lady " hn w:.s bald. VIII" used The article short
time. AMI her hrad is now covered completely
with the iini,.si and most beautiful curIs imagu
Bile. We know Of numerous eases where hair
rapidly falling Uut, which il restored in
greater perfection than j: ever had been bcloro
II i. H!so wi.hnut doubt enc of the best arti-
rl"s for Keeping the hair in e"oI condition.
milking il soil and glossy, removing dandruff,
and has proved is"li the greatest enemy TO ull
the ills that hair is heir tu.
II is the duty Of every one to improve their
personal appearance though some m,y differ in
regard |" IL" ways of doing it but every ono
will admit HAT beautiful head of hair, either
in man or woman. is All object much to be desired
aud there are means that should he left un-
tried To obtain such II consideration IFomdn's
ldVocG!e, Philadelphia.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
Just Received
MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
II w EMGL. AND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

'HT!iE RESTORATIVE OF PROF o. j.
L WOOD FOR RESTORING hair per
IccIly and permanently. has never yet had a
rival. volume. after volume might be given from all
parts Of The worll AMI from the most intclIipeut
I" prove that II Is icrJ,ch HtS!"raiire !; but
read the cirr'lsr and yeu cannot doubt, read
a!S" The following.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05
Drugs and Medicines,

Philotoken. or Females Friend,
4 NEW supply just received and for sale
~ by
JORDAN & MCLAUGHLIN.
March u, 1853. 10 If
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W OOs. f. 4 g. TOR =.

.!uiv alIh. lSaS
- l':iin"r Curr.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-11-05

A RE now receiving tE"is stocks "f Fall anI
! a Winter GOODS. which they ar. prrrnr.
"'l I" Offer AMI S"! Al low any house il the
city. iii" stock ha* !""m srl"r:' wi, great
and cu,ur,riS, : .r,rlt variety of
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
FOREIGN ITEMS.

The harvest has commenced in several of the
provinces OF Spain, and is very fine. From the
scarcity oflabor, landowners have to pay very high
wages.
The emperor of Austria has refused, it is said all
charges, in liberal sense, recommended by the
Archduke Maximilan, in the Government of Lom-
hardy.
The most dangerous form of alcoholic indulg-
ence is now found in Paris, and especially among
the army in Algiers, to be 'absnthe; its action on
the nervous system is disastrous.
The Austrian journals complain that Prince
Frederick William, of Prussia, is going to make
himself the head of the Free Masons of Germany.
The whole of the Spanish press condemns the
conduct Of England with regard to that country,
on the question of the right of visiting ships.
While she yields to France and the United States,
she acts in naughty and unjust manner toward
Spain.
The General Company Of Credit in Spain has ac-
cepted as OF its branches of speculation the
right of the fisheries and saltings of the Canary
Islands.
Madame Ida Pfeiffer, whose singular pereprina
tions in barbarous regions have long occupied the
public has Just found pillow in the hospital of
Hamburg, where DR.. Tunge is treating her for
chronic ague caught at Madagascar.
The French papers mention that a swarm of To-
Gusts arrived about month ago in the VILLAGE of
Billy (Loir-et-Cher) and have remained there ever
since. They have done great damage to the cscps
and have even devoured the grass of the meadows
The recent insurrection in Crete has elected from
a retired French consul statistics of the population
That island counts so, 600 Turks, 100000 Greeks
Ii, 900 Jews, 1000 Armenians, and 1000 Europeans;
total, 100000 inhabitants
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
Pnlira IrrfcIIi..eince

James Dent (negro, arrested yesterday by police
man Lee on the charge Of ssaultng and beating Charles
W Hynes. The alleged beating took place beyond the
limits OF the city, and the accused committed to Jail
by justice Logan, to answer the allegation before the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
George Stephenson was arrested by policeman Vansant
on the charge OF assaung and beating Caharine enk
nus lie was committed to Jail by Justice Boyd to
swe the allegation before the Criminal Court.
Joseph Hurt was arrested by policeman Hause the
charge Of having slept in the Hanover Market House du
ring the preceding night He arraigncd before jus
tce Spies who fined him 81 and costs and committed him
to Jail in default of payment
E,izaheth Butter was arrested by policeman Johnson
on the charge OF asSautin and beating Mary and
was released on bail for at Court by
ticc Boyd.
william Freeburger was taken into custody by police
man townsend, for an assault and battery upon T. Cell
ma and bail before Justice Showacrc to appear for
further examination.
Eliza Ann Curtis ncro) was arrested yesterday by of
tce Femming charged with stealing several articles the
property OF ienj Ii. Harrison. She was held for hear
ing by Justice Mearis.
William Martin was arrested yesterday by officer c. W
Davis charged with reckless driving through the streets
He was fined 81 and costs by Justice Mearis.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
WASHINGTON NEWS-.Ir1y 90

The assessed value of real and personal property in this
city amounts to twentysiN millions Of dollars producing
annual revenue of Sl75,000. The derived from
licenses is about 6900o, making the total revenue of the
city of Washington about % 900 The collector of taxes
has reported to the register that the whole
collected for the year ending July l. 1858, is &2l 1876
while the amount collected during the preceding year
$l62O0l36.
The election for Alderman of the Fourth Ward to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of John H. God
dard, Esq, took place yesterday. The result the
election of Mr.. Mohun Mr. Pepper by majority of
sos votes.
1t is understood that the in view of events
ranspirng the Pacific side of the continent, and the
necessity OF cheaper travel for citizens very de
s:rous that the Nicaragua Transit route be opened
Should Mr. White open it at once, under the old Canal
and Transit charter doubt the ADMINISTRATION will sup
port him.
M Reed, our Minister in China has forwarded lengthy
communication to the State Department the coole
trade He had addressed circular to Consuls in
China against it, stating that in his belief it Illegal
and certainly against the instincts Of humanity. lie had
addressed also the Spanish Consul to the effect
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

Drove Yard last week; the market was brisk,
and prices ruled about the same as last Monday The
sales ranged at from s. to S9% mostly AT Sso inc loo
lbs.
Cows and CALvEs-About 500 have been disposed of at
from $50 $40 for fresh $50 to $50 for sprlngers
HoGs-Tie receipts at Phillips yard about 900
head, selling at from $5a to $62i the 100 lbs net
SHEEP Some 900 at market this week. principally
at wa,Gcs sales ranging at 81 "A each, equal to 7GS&
US i'' '''' '''' ALEXANDRIA MARKET.
No Wheat offered, except small parcel of poor, which
not sold We continue our quotations at III 10 cts for
white and mixed Corn at SO cts mostly to Miers No
Rye or Oats olered-te latter is in demand. Peruvian
Guano is slow of sale at S5sdS60 per ton of 1000 lbs.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
TURpExr1SE-Sale to day 360 bbls at s3 for Vir
gin S Yellow dip, and s.. so for Hard per $50 lbs
being advance of 10 cts for Yellow dip and * cts
for Hard
Nothing doing in Spirits Turpentine, Rosin or Tar
CoRN.-The cargo of 1,5oo bushels left the market
Saturday changed hands at 6S cts per hushel Two car
goes receiv of which 900 bushels to order
the other, 800 do changed hands private terms,
PROVIDENCE MARKET.
GRA1N-The receipts of Corn has been light Southern
white measure S0GS3 weight S5dS6; yellow weight, sea
IS; Western mixed, weight, 79s0 Oats 4OG45: Indian
Meal 79as3; Rye, Sc lbs. weight, Soas5 cts.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New YORK, July 20.-Cotton-The sales amount to 600
bales. Four-The market has been firm and buoyant,
with sales of $4,000 bbs at S3ood395 for State and
S470G4s0 for Ohio Wheat-Sales of A. 900 bushels at
125 cts for Southern white and 90d93 for Milwaukee
Club and S5 cts for Chicago Spring Corn is firm with
sales of 5000 bushels at 6td75 cts for unsound mixed
SSdS9k cts for good white and 9l92 for yellow Pork
is firm at S1G9O for Mess and s14 for Prime Sugar is
firm at 81 G7h cts for Muscovado, and 81 GSh for Por
to Rico Coffee is steady, with sales of 5000 bags ur
pentine is dull at Is cts Rosin is heavy at GO cts Rice
closed buoyant at 3s I34 cts Freights-Cotton to lv
pool 7-32. Flour Is.
CHICAGO July 19-Flour dull. Wheat active at an
,F1 l,,n,- ien llat
firm. Shpmosts Buffalo 500 bbls flour, 5000 bus
wheat, 100000 bus corn Shipments to oswego--No
flour, 24,000 bus wheat ReceTts-l00O bbs -four %,
600 bus. wheat and So, 900 bus.
CINCINNATI, July 19.-Flour unchanged Provisions
buoyant; Mess Pork held $l6 buyers offer l550dl5
rs. Whisky 204c. Ilnseed Oil lie.
NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-Thc Cotton market is unset
tied and excited Sales of 300 bales only Flour quiet at
81 for superine. Wheat Soc. Lard firm at lO%c. Cot
ton freights to Liverpool =
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
Ia " XNTELLIGENCE.

COURT COMMON PLEAs--FTon. Robert N Martin
special Judge. The motion for trial in the case oil
Peter Dickinson rs The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company which argued before the Court OH Monday
by Mr. -Latrobe for the Railroad Company and MessrS
Rdgely and Brent for the plaintiff yesterday over
ruled.
Several disposed by the entry of judgment
by default and confession.
SUPERIOR COURT Hon. Z Collins Lee Judge In this
Court injunction has been issued at the suit of Messrs
Davis and Warfcld as. William Frazier Inspector Gene
raj of Grain in the city of Baltimore, restraining the de
fendant from proceeding further against the complainant
for alleged violation Of the inspection laws of the State
until tile further order Of the Court Mcsss John Nelson
and r. j. Brent appeared counsel FOR the complainant
aud MesSrs Milton Whitney and John L. Thomas for the
nfn1lla
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-.Jur.y 90,

The scmmonthly report of the anshouse shows total
population of 2j0 in that institution, being increase
OF 30 as compared with the corresponding week of last
During the last two weeks there were admitted
2l3 died -, discharged 49, eIopcd A. bound out 5,
births Is.
The Pennsy lyania Railroad has commenced running
their wide cars through between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg, with ut any change The conductor attends
his train through from city to city.
The Committee Finance of the Sons of Malta report
that 7S5G542 distributed by the various lodges in
the United States for charitable purposes during the year
1857. The funds in the grand trclsurers hands
commencement of the present year 81 ,596.25
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
NEW YORK NEWS-.In1x %

Mr.. Michael Murray Alderman Of the first district died
yesterday morning. This is the second member the Board
of Aldermen have lost by death since the LIST of January
last Mr. Murray has suffered from debility and
on for several days which resulted in diarrlGa Early
yesterday morning he attacked with cholera, which
produced his death.
The bodies of three out of the five young women
drowned at the foot of S6th street.
morning, near the locality of the accident.
fire broke out this afternoon in South William street
from the contact of light with alcohol which boy
handling in liquor The lad burned DEATH
but the fire got under before destroying the entire
building. Loss about $1,000.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
FOREIGN MARK ELS.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET,

SUGAR-The public sales went of quietly at Tuesday
rates for all kinds except fine crysaScd which is rather
dearer.
Capitalization Ceylon sold at Cos to rs, market
Cd. to Is lower for the week.
TEA-The market is quiet, and prices unaltered
RICE.-Of 5000 bags offered by auction only 700 bags
sold mddling Bengal SIS. cd to 9s, remainder taken
in above the value
SALTPErRE-The market is firm but no transactions to
report.
TALLow-NIarket steady at sos Cd for the month sos
I'm last three
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
MARYLAND NEWS.

ALLE'IANY COINTE.
Vernon Hebb, Esq died at early hour Saturday
morning last at Cumberland, after illness Of several
weeks. Mr.. Hebb valued and useful citizen, and q
kind, generous, whole soulcd mar
The trustees Of the Mineral Bank propose paying to the
creditors of that institution second dividend. OF about
twenty-five per cent, about the first October
On Tuesday last five men instantly killed at Tar-
pers mines, Wolf creek by black damp. Five others
were injured, hut it is supposed they will recover.
The members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. be-
longing to the Pleasant Grove Circuit to hold camp
meeting about miles east of Cumberland the Goth of
August next.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21
OF OCEAN STEAMERS
CECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
MERCANTILE MUTUAL MARINE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK
THoS. D. JOHNSTON
AGENT
73 SECOND STREET. r.r.z
The above Companies have all duly comnled with tho
law relating to Foreign Insurance Companes passod
March s. 1858.
POLICIES ISSUED upon approved risks. witbout ,ho
delay of consulting the home Offices
JoHNSToN'S INSURANCE ROOMS,
T,TH,stfr 7S SECOND STREET
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The Hon. Samuel D. Bradford, for many years a
prominent merchant and politician in Massachu-
setts but who has now retired, has collected his
writings for the benefit of his sons,s d printed
them for private distribution.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

HEAVY RAIN0ur city yesterday visited with fine
showers of rain, it having fallen very heavily between
the hours of II and O'clock causing considerable
change in the atmosphere as to render warm weather gar
ments unct m(ortably cool
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The gold on Frazer river is said to have been
first discovered by man named Charles Adams,
who was afterwards shot and killed by his partner
Charles Mcdonald.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The Hartford (Ct.) Times SAYS, that a child was
born in that city last month, whose right leg, from
about two inches below the hip joint, downwards,
including the foot, is entirely black.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The st. Louis papers contain the particulars of
duel fought in that city on Saturday. between
Messrs. John c. Moore and L. Bouvier in which both
parties escaped harm.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The Egyptian steamer "Voyageur de la Mer"
sailed from Boston, Saturday, for Alexandria,
Egypt. She is fine iron vessel, constructed at
cost of about $4,000.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

Two young ladies recently encountered a panth-
er in the woods, near South Adams, Mass, but it
did not attack them
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The oat crop in the vicinity of Harrisburg, Pa,
is suffering seriously from the depredations OF grass
boppprs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

The roof of National Hall, at Connersville, Ind.
niture and doing considerable injury.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-21

Among the patents lately issued is one on to to-; boy
of fourteen, +. Trumbul OF SpflhShelo, ohlo' lor
an improved locomotive whistle.