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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
3piI6fncsd uno untsrcsd unO isbes mar BON b
lnpsrn unaemSbnlidl .ireit sntlrrnt.

3piI6fnbsd Rb untsrpsd unS iepes mar BON b,
lupsrn msswSbuI& nett sntirrut.
S6r ausIetn mar msbr bas elmer WlammuI
ga6t, ais eiurs gewEsnlt6sn DdmpIrs--stz
il6, ater elegant uuO srceartiS. Sbr sinsis|
3eratt duerrlih wlr Gin Ocppfa6lr. 80
Saidttm unp S6laiiielen warrn b66t tle9j
uno reid m6tiirt-ric Irbtcrn iplrcH auf pcrJi
li6e Dirt pentilirt uno trleuhtet. Sn rtr srIi
Saiiittc mar ptns fir 81 Yliflsisrc, In SweiI
iiir III i'm 3piIGmcrd fdr 400 aud fiir
leBtern mar fir ale mtSIi6r 8Gqusmli6fsit d
Iiuret. auBsrbrm idnp lia aud rin 8du63id
mer nrtf ctner 8Ibliptbrt 2cr, unp in ben Stadt
rGumsn febIts ss nitt an prahtvOlsn Silre
BON HeutlhrH dro ameriil. 9anblhoften uno
sinrm pprJiaIihen YiIno. Die WlIaisns 4
SrrpanOIunB pen Se'paHer in It6ss fonnts tai
| lid 2400 @alUnrn lielern. Die 8ahr mar ma
prn neutcn GrfnOunsrn autserlitst-brr Con
iort pes Sd)iifes psbntt lih Ieith dRf ben Steue
mann aus Der in etnem netten 0loSbaus IaB.-
Nls 8ettungsmttsl paysu 8 metatisns Hettuna
boote ron 5ranes pVrrdtbis, woson jsprs 5
psriUntn iaiicR tOnnts.
Det D6mpfer pIr Gin fhnetftr Ssatr III
tonnts alIen nit auucnoung bu Shraubs {
rutissr Sse uno eutsm 93sitrr I3 8nOten In
Stunrs motn, nit Nnrpsnpuns Der Ssssl Dan
ben dtrr IL Snutrn. Stimc DlaIdtnsn bltt
400 Yferrstrait unp BrSnstrn fA FuT4 Sii
unb Sptipitdt aus.
Srit 1888, frisonT Der Sirius, Fer erht Tdr
pfr, Iter ben S3edn aiug, ODER pieImrbr +
| 1910, ais 5r. @undro Gle erile rr9uldre Damp
llbifflinie ,rilhrn europa unp 4meritd srriGiet
limb I I DGmpfer auf Dem atlanti6en SFaH I'll
tcrgsganssn, jc Gins in Is WVna.tn. Dirls SSi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

1t " > ~. S.f Zts SNfl. 4u XVI"
pier, Der lur Scr prrbrdnntr, mar Ttrtiid bic Au
itrtl, 3pGIf Der dteristrnoru Ycrlrnru pom SUri
pcrislbsn famsn bier an. SIN 0dngn ,rnrsn ct /
wa GOO YericnCn IN Bpro, pon brnrn allrin sd
9crrttIt linb.
Nnaabrn cinrs 6crettcten.
Satifar, 27. SCpt. Tis Brig 2UtuS flnl
seiisrn bier an nit IL pen BEN 81 @crcttsirH aus
Dem Sranp pes DGmrlsrS Muilria, tr an 13l
auf bcbcr See fattfanr.
Gin Yaflasisr ts,iGtct, bab furJ nod 2 tlbr am
l3. Septtr Rl6mttags Gin pihkr Sualm aus
Dem bintern ginsang hes 3rtifrnrrds berpct
lurn. SCfcrt wuree fie 9el6pinft tbfeit re5
gin rrpcpirte, wcrurh. mic an9rnpntmsn wirp cie
9nsenisure icfCrt srRdt purSen. Dann trad'
rns Gruer nurd rife qufen I'm hrr Nittr bee Gd'iFs.
unb prrtrtitete ih NIT furGtbarer S6nfGlistrit
mad Dem 5intcrtbdl.
Gin Boot. pds an br pcrtIcite brratsslaItn
ruroc, mar icglrih Isrpridt, unp Gin anorrrs an
Der Stnrtpreists wurrs bur6 tts NaIIr rr Der.
stnltirSrncrn 9sricncn umSri6loacn.
Nue palfdsicrs rrr eritsn GaIttte brfantsn fA
Nuf Dem 6intrrrd nit ausnotms sniarr 5Trn.
melhc wabri6einIi6 in Dem 8au6,immsr ratdt
purrsn.
Srle aus Der ;peitsn Gojiitte iparcn etenTdIs
dlIF rem binterbed, rur Nnjabl eericttcn htGT ma.
rCn pom }cuer in bic Goitts atselprrrt. Gniss ,sg
man rurA zen Sentildior brrduf, bic mSlrn nbsr
prtrannisR. Sine 5rau Die brrnufsrSUasn wur.
be, CAB an, bde boeitS 6 Yrriorrn rriiidt pdrsn.
Webrre Ninncr mp 5rauen Iprarscn gu 3wst
uno erri In pdS gSaher-sinise Der 5rducrSimmrr
lanrrn I6ru in 5Iammrn. gnerrr 35srrtrn bio
gum lrstcn WCmrnt uno bis lie ris 6lammen bin.
ab trirbm. Dad riusr balbsn Stunee mar frint
SscIe mrbr auf DEM Sintcrprd.
Die frans6I6e Slrfe Nauries. Capt. Grna
8tndup fam um llbr beran uuo rettrts 40 YaI.
iastsrr, tauptidGIi& pom Sugiprirt, rinise aud
aus osm BaiTtr.
I'm llbr fam rins Der .metallnrn Scrte ;im
Srrihein nit % Yrricnrn. barunter Der I. uno
2. Sifiiicr he's S6iffS - uno lrdter Turrrn nu4
4 Minner aufaSfiiGt, Die duf snem Stid rinss
,erbrctsnen 8crtes trCtrH.
Der 2. SffJisr wurbs nnGtrGsiiG aus rrm
gDaIcr srSresn, CT Icpobl ris Der srts worsn
I6prr Strtrdnnt-d Srle rsr ecrrttrtsn Yailas
9ierc litten an I6wrrrn SranpWunpsn.
Nur 6 5rausnJimmu wurosn ssrrttrt, Srn be.
nrn fur6ttar prrbrannt pdren.
gm nSARm Ncrsrn Irste cine ncrrraiI&e
Sarfc nsten Dem Ddmpisr an unO I6dtr lbr Boot
aus ilr bat YirlsiGt rtrnfaas sinise perlUnsn
aufscfidt.
Die Barrie Wdurice bate frne Gcnmunicd>
ticn nit tbr. Die Namrn Der G,erCrtrtrn paren
nod nid,t ~ crfabrrn. .--(pbit. Dem.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06

I. YrGTSent -Ipwtcs SrfGlpunesH.
2. @elumtia-Gls gcrrttst.
3. 6umtUlbt-AlIs srrsttCt.
A. Gitp Of @llssrw -lpurlos Vsrf6runrrn.
5. Gitp Of pbtIapelpbia gIlr 8srsttd.
6. 8ranflin-Nlle screttet. ..
z. 9lrctic-nur 0cuise asrsttcs.
s. Yacifc-GpurIcs ucrIdwunrru.
9. 2ponnatS-nur &cniar asrrttct.
10. Ssmpsl-Ipurlcs prri6punpcu.
II. GuIhiI-rur Wsnise acrsttet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-10-06
Sramb bcs OimpfcrS 2luIfria
glur rtwa G7 pcn 600 9sriCnrn Srrettrt.
IL Sapon in Salifds.
c5br Scriebt.

Bran6, GFpIcfOn, Ver'weiTlun9, HtberTHIlun9r b.
SCcte.
SaIifar. q. g., 27. Strt. Der Ddm
pier, per aur Srr ptrbrdnnts, rpdr wirtiid bic Au
lrtl, 3rGlf Der dterietrnocu YrrIrnru pom Spr>
pcrielbsn famsn bier an. Sm 0anyn Warsn 1t
wa 600 YsriCnen IN Srrp, pOn rrncn aIlriH 6,
1rrrtt,t linn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

ATCTIOYsALE of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE.


A UCTICN SALE of MAGNIFICENT HOUSE.
N HOLD tURSlrlRE. WORKS o. ART, 4c-rHEo-
DORE COT LDsHrsH. AU-'oos-r, ~%n Gel IulS DAY,
residence No. - Wet Ss5
e,h A., s ~ -irssn, RSITURy IL th- .b1vr hoe
si-.irs Perior tlrLlr- t.c- ard
r1s.wcci f-akers- s-s,UATy usro op C--e SIDE
"a CortrlTsbes T-styE at aersrtos C-ss 'sve
p..s.ss.: Vs-s B0.tCss. La1J. Sscre,sry. lct uith
., "a -rh Dre.iru anl Fr---h Chirs Vs. AID Fy
- A. Pi.r ard Mamie. Lac Curtains. 40. tE!Ls
-o- IL Flieu.a- Tsh!- B--s,: Amt Tah> CT
IN Of every l-scfl ol; Fch Co'Gss and Silver Ps,d
49, --sr 80 r. Sets rosewood. rlan0xsay sni bs
49,. Pr-es-s Beo.issis. Wa-AsA-ls, Sos,. Rrk-rs
Cz.. Corner 3s.ds; 5ocsshsly o. MAi'rS.-. PAl-s-s
49,. s-- p os. Ss- coulmsnc- =. ID; ocso.k
SSJGNFFs SALE.-PLATT ADAMS, As
n -.r-.e by SIMEON DRAPER. r. As tonecr-P arsuasi
. A. oie- u u. sup-se Co1r- he ,.,' 4 NJ
Jotr Tor-rsrr - nv tsni ,onss.nE d 10 bONDS = >,
esrh offse RRECKrNRIDGE CAMEL COAL COMPANY,
ard al oh-r ,Icris ,hos in tsiea oi saEs con-
r le AL rrsty few tay' ae'or- ae - the .Ne
All b. SOLIDS PUBLIC AUCTION, st ssr Ae'cs,ats ~
chas tie Cry 4 Nswfo-s n re e,s - o''e' l9
:. hi, a'r.,~. Term. cash-Ds.rd S-pt. - lsS
- PLArT ADAMS, Ass.saee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
6ouses ano farms h1anteo.

COUNTRY PLACE WANTED-On or near
~ Hudson River. below Tsrry;own, tor years
with iihou' privilege Of purchase. Address with
and location. Box No. 1881 Post Ohce
WANTED-A roomy HOUSE with Outbud
tuss snd i've TO ten twelve II sooc Grass Lsnd
In the neghborhOod Of Railway Elizabeth. Newark Api
pecse location Letters aidrrsed
Boa Nc. 3i2l Post Once. N will receive immediate seu
ton No lsad agent need apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

CTOvE POLISH.-A very superior article for
- family u-- cl-sn dSrAbie. saa Brilliant and exc~e{s
anythirs q tn. kild in the market Is ao s.yina q
abor GUANTANAMO son. ZIG !osa a., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
Hnanriai.


ND.-GROCERS' FIRE Iys,r-~
~ ASCE COMPANY, NJ 81 Ws.l,, -. ,ANoO8-
fott- s-Pt l. l-os- The Bad a Dh-or, o. a. ~ -
PEE CkST the osr.a s,rcs p.y.hl- ., A.. -
JANIS q. PLATT s.
Pursi1 tIss I,svashcs CcsP.sv. BESoTI,, 80.
nNIDEND.-The Bos nd Of Director, (.
~ day deriGs.d sESiI-ANSUAL DlyInesno0
PER CENT psyslir raxaA a, u..!r 3d. - -
wsa.,.. Acv,iofs. PHiLASDER SHAN 80 no. NJ
OFFICE REPUBLIC INSURANCE Co,.
" rASY-Prc. is!ale N.viss. iol - IT,. ~
IL Wss. "a, pr cert II ID. TrOi-s T. - a. -
Thi, Coel-ay "A. thi. s.y Scc.Arel Sos d.,
THIK1 Y-ONEfsl PR CENT pm t. 60 ol'aasA Z
sndsIx t.s- SLIT % Do 11b~r. i.-r A.,
via-rd. payable IN easA demand II SIX PER cyy1
TRUSTEES:
Chsri-s Rl.seu Nor. ". HaM.ior t,.o,,.r A,
Dsali b. F-.s,SG DeaEius Dlrr, Joh- 49,
william H. Resell JOAN Steward. b.. Je--,b l.FS
Assu. 4. D.Suls K e~rt u AA-t-.u, Dane D..Iss@
Ga<s~sy B. Lamar. Reubsn NrAer., srss-a,. 80
VA. Butler DErt sn. Eessrd L Cc-,cs, Rls-r \ -
\ n. Woife. lo-.Ah Gas. Ss-,,lI Ia
lease Tcvnssr6. Jo-sph ts.i.iiri T. ySs.s aaA
Jane. Warren. ys- NJ w st-roary g,-...HE~
AEfau. LeATy. W A4iAri H. t.fy. -. A 4 ,~~k
Thi. Compeny having IL. CsPfA az. >S-s,. xsoH'sL
sorrl, inyss,ed rrpsTeS "a irs'rr sss.r -. -
Pfrr Inland NAyisst,ou and rran.por-Aio- q a.Hss9
TIL. Charter provide. hst sfer Psyi1s .sr.s ,'s srA
kd-rs Al u ceat d. - SsA
r-nair IA roGts C. divided x1a1s - t.usun
b>sr,na interest. t.. CoEpsay oseI, Iesen, - ss
nty any Other S,ock Cor psIy, I'D IN Id ah.-y
oipsiiou Il the pgoets EobkkI :. HONE Pr..Sir~
OvNCaSF CrsRr. SECRETARY. JS--ar, IA -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
Daneina ACADEMIES.
DODWORTH"
IL DANCING ACADEMIES.
NJ IA Qx..Husv ksx.Hark

q
No. SO Broadway New York.
No. Isl houtAxle pla1e, Brooklyn,
WU Commence In N~w.York SATURDAY, Sept Is, 10
Brooklyn. FRIDAY. Sept "a
Mr. DODWOkTH would take occsAaop 70 sAJ tnAS ne "a
ols fen the Necessity Of Introducing system Of instruction fof
younger pupils BY which the exerce OF dAacins
would be Of benefit Physo ally and useful the de-
veloyept graceful than has been OF late yeAIs
fke faaity whirh Polka and similar dAnces Of the
present time scQured hiss induced to neglect those
one may be attributed the appearance Of
young mses OF ths preser Senersou They
school allowed their decks without
exercise until the growing frame the
which rs been restrained they then cent
teacher OF dancing With the expectation that BY learning he
died and that they will become graceful women
Surely should b. better underwood Were chdrea
dancing early Life intervals during their
ssudes teacher allowed exercise the In such
such lin addition the fashonshl-
would sdd figure wall. and every movement
something conssen. the object
this valuable accomplishment Anxsus 70 restore the
usefulness Mr. Dodworh Instructed hl clas@s In
Tat acknowledged graceful study the Mnuet de u Ceur and
similar usefulness The evident OF this
senton Dancing connected with Csstaenics and during
~ through Germany France and Great Britain be
made his business TO call upon the most prominent escbers
with them regard 20 the beet methods OF accom-
pnshps desirable resu He hopes therefore TO have
gained Information WILL In addition 70 his
only make Poks but viii improve their health
dee aud walk and consequently have sau:ay effect upon
every movement In life.
During European OF this Mr. Dodworh hAs
bad favorable opportunities Of studying the peculiar dsnces Of
Ponc and Hungary popular the pres>nt time in Vienna
Some Of th~se with noveies viii b. introduced the
earliest moment Of the presen, seAson-
CtrcViArs may Be had at either Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

NNfIE MICHIGAN CENTKAL KAILRV1D
IL COMPANY. -BosTos, Sept 10. lSo8-Hold-r- 81 spso
Of this Company payable I.t October BY l-.ya
the Oice Of Farmer Loan aud Trust Compass
City Of NewYork before thu 23d inst will receive ~
therefor said Oce Let prox NevY orh fsadL
ISAAC LIvERMORE Tn ssurss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

CPLENDlD Carved, four transformer, Gram
y Diagonal 7ocssve Ro.evoOa PIANO. made By one = n
and been us~& f-w mouths aa
eco viii BE- .sA .; greet scras~ br essh In1uss ., NJ
hl Sh-ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

Il PERREROs DANCING ACADEMIES,
lie No. 50 West If,h..t., EewYort;
No. l22 Clinton st., Brooklyn
Nine DUBREUL FERRERO and T.. fERRERO rsspect-
fully the above Academies will OPEN October
g. In ewYork, and October - in Brooklyn 0entlemens
evening October In New October 10 in
Brooklyn AL dances n vogue tho Continent viii DO
tausht during tn, Strict attention paid wskins
ssndns MANNER and hs rudient Of dancing Schools and
private classes attended
Scirees given usual
Circusrs can be had Of the Academies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

~ COMPANY.-The undersigned, holder. Of the Fra ~
Second Aortse Bonds OF the Coy and Lex,nxoa ~
road Company the holders Of above bonds 70 hoA
meeting the Burnet House In Cincinnati on the h ~
October next. genera attendance |, requested
HENRY HANNA, WILTSHIRE c.,
JOHN MCCORMACK, w. B. SMITH
D. b. SARGENT, II. yALLErTE,
<. q BURkAM Co, JOHN BATES,
TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

NOTICE-To BONDHOLDERS Of THE CO
IN vINGTON AND LEXINGTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
A meeting Of tie holders of SECOND M0RI0A0E BONn
COMPANY viii be held q, tho oibcs OF JOHN FERGUSON
s.q, No. IS Pinest, FRIDAY Sept ~ inst, oo.'a
general ATTENDANCE Of tho,e interested . reaassted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23

AUCTION SALE of HORSES. CARRIAGES

N HARNESS kc.-W y LEWIS " l Sell - AZ. ~, %
co,e 81 state. THURSDAY, st 10. Gee, q osi,-s
NJ. l5a sat Fraoklrst-, rsa N'st orosi~sy
paout TsF hlsk c.Fss Hor'e' .sd yer. o.
.ourS .aS tra ,ns.- dcub-, so, Pcnis' aHd
ye.r. old sound ,ad kind ss- doGse tary have oeeI
odd L,se. sslcle Ponies also. Lsat CairAso " i,od
running orG. double Harness, saee'~ oi-Ar'. &c 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-23
INSTRUCTION.

~ uro. o. Monday sia Oc,ober TIE s:u test- stcnf
=. y,ocb Tia; csy. APTtoaa's foF sa1ss9I " %
ami "a a Thur,ay INST 10 O'Clock The retIaEdfa
from Jurs for r,eIAInAou AID s-cGeE;s as ~ 'h OF
TO- ID cefcieut Of ooDcludas .Isis;5n vii - Y
,e.se. t. r.e1sraIs,iou Fndsy, OFT 1t 10 9eiocs
CHAs KING. IL D.
Presdeu. Of Columbia Co,es,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

Ii; MAGh Erie TELEGRAPH.
LATER FHOI EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HANlMONIA.

New YORK O:t 5.--The steamer Ham
monia, FROM II lmhurg. con+ort OF the Ill
f.ted Austria, arrived here to day with Len
don dates Of tn. 22d 1t will be remember
ed tha. she was compelled to pot back from
an exll 'si,n Of Der mag zre.
The news Generosity !. urimportant. The
GALWAY Steamship Company have purchased
the steamship Congress for the American line
The question Of roe Regency ns Prussia Is
satisfactorily settled. rhe Prince of Prussia
assumes the nominal title ui co-R gant, WILD
unlimited POWERS.
Ire Emperor Of China is to receive the
grand gordon Of s.. Nisdimir ir i'll Russia,
nnG tho s;ar OF the Lyon Of Honor irotn
France
The States General Of HOLLAND were OPEN
Cd in person by the King on TIC 29ih. la
his address, the King expressed The .ope tia;
the STATES GeHera! would receive flvorabiy
the measures concerted 10 ab 3ll-h stu9ery IN
tho Dutch colonies.
The llamuonia bring only the Liverpool
cotton report tor Monday The estimated
sales on that day were 10 900 bales. at an
advance Ia some Eases Oh Ipu. per ip.' ana
the marke: closed with 3 demand on the part
of the holders Tor general advance OF that
amount. Speoule;ors and exporters took p
500 bales.
In London there vas slight advance on
brcai.-;ufts generally: but the llsmmonIa
flies being nccmu)ete, the increased prices
ctnnot be accurately gwen.
Cgnscis Tor money closed At - Money
was decidedly easier and abundant at , per
cant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06
o,,ne steam Pio,v.

SAFE Board Of Agriculture OF lii
J.! l'' sserea premium of $1,000 for rs steam
''s' ~ va, expected that three dlaereo.
P.As .;,n. " uId lie exhibited aod tested az
ia'spGt, .D Fair, but ouIy enc was 90 the
toe Inat was FaSke's locomotive steam
q ,a'jI' lancaster, Pa, which excited gFsa ln'
Po", L' nnnr The prairie farmers, and per-
tere-i sa .psij The machine and apparatus.
:ytn(Ea a' and water, weighs only about seven
Wild 'a .5 ty the use of u drum or barrel sha'
Mn' , az for propelling the locomotive The
Fs: a'rs', If mirng in soft soil, and ship
s1'o,9, lard smooth ground, is overcome
EHs :. Jam ,low is easily managed, ana is oe,
TIE '. ts. a cross between locomotive and
sci'~5L combining tue essential elements
i'a.'' ,,oonDtsd on two guiding wheels and
Of o'.a ,otIer. The prairie ground on which
8 Du, -, ed was baked as hard nearly a.
j s,' NV ". The engine turned SIX burrows side
o''' 'i. IN the most workpsnilke manner
!! sue r. :, OF the crowd was beyond con,
L.' .A ,j their shouts and Wild huzzas echoed
1.-THE crane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06
Arrival orthe Tovr Scotian.

QuEDEc, October j.--The s;oa'a-hip Nova
Scotiar, from Liverpool, on tue 30 ], arrived
here this morning
The Markets --LWERPooL sept. 22.-Thc
cotton market closed n.nI a. at advance. ~
three days, OF l-lii OF mlddllrg qualities -
Sales 10 spectators and exporters each 3,UOD
bales
Flour closed very dull, and holders would &C.
ccpt a reduction. Baltimore is quoted at 2!H
q. I'D Wheat has ~ declining tendency:
Southern is quoted at 7sa7s sd. Com IS very
dplI--whI'e 35s; yellow 34s. Provisions are
generally unchanged.
Sugar quiet Coffee dull Rosn steady -
Spirits Turpentine steady al 80 on tne spot, and
SIS 6d 10 arri"e
loNDoy : ARKETs .--RreadStu!is generally
quiet Wheat deciined lR!d
Suga! buovari, Coffee STEADY. Rice heayy
win declining tendency. Money unchanged
American securities dali.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06
rJyHE GREAT EEAUTIFiEk 50 LONG
! .N>UCCESSFULLY SOUGHT FoUNp

rJ1HE GREAT EGAuTlFiEK 50 Long
.N>UCCESSFULLY SOUGHT, FOUND
Ar LAsT!-FoI II restores permanently gray
hair TO It's original color; covers laXurlanty the
bald head: removes all Landr IlchIng and all
scru.u!e. scd.I mead ard al! er"p'OUs: makes the
hair soft healthy, aid giOssE: and VIII preserve
II - az imaginable az, removes, a. II by
mage. al. bio'cles. &c, rom the lace, and
cur. al u-HrGIgla and nervous head ache. see
clrcuiai and the following:
DOVER. ! H Feb. "a. loj7.--pEoF. q. ).
WooD 4 Co.-GGSrs: Wltaln few days W"
nave receive. - many "id-r, ond Gals l"r
Prot. - J. WOODS iihIh hE>IOhAiiN r.
taat TODAY y. were coupe..e. 20 send 20 b0s-
ios tor a quantity. Cae : dozen yoG ior".aTnrd
al brins sold whIte ~ mIg.!: order Guanii-
l. rcm YOU Ever bottle We have sold seems
20 have produced three or :"ur ne" customers
and the appreciation and pa'ionag" II receives
from the most substantial and work. citizens OF
our vicinity. fully convince u that II is NEST
valuable preparation
>and us a. soon as MAY be. ore gross o. ~
size aad one dozen - size; and believe US
yours very respectfully.
6 gned) nANlEi LATHORP q co.
HICKORY GROVE, ST CHARLES Co. Mo, Nov.
70. lsJ6 Prot. O. J. WOoD-Dsar Sir Some
time last summer We We're induced 10 use some
OF your HAIR RESTORATIVE. and lis effects
were so wonderful. we fee! II our duty 10 you
and toe alil c,rd. 20 report II.
Oar li'tl- sons head tor some time had been
ral !ec'lv covered with sores. and soGIe called 4
scalt head. The nalr aImos; entirely came of
in consequences wheu friend, seeing MS suffer
irgs advised rs 20 -" yOur hts lbkAIjN r.;
We did 20 with little nope o. success, but. TO our
surprise and that o; all "ur friends, a very Icw
Application, removed tac Glsras" entirely, and a
new ant luxurIant crop OF hair soon started
pu;. AID we can now say fnat oar boy has as
healthy Il scalp. and as luvurlant crop OF hair
as any other card We can. therefore. and DO
hereby recommend your RESTORATIVE, as
Il perfect remedy tor al! diseases OF the scalp
and hair We are. yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. HiGGiNB0THAM.
SARAH 4. AlGGINBO HAN
GARp!HER N,lsE. June - sjj-rrof. o. J.
Woop-ptar Sir: have used t"o bottles o.
Prot WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, and
can truly say j; IS the creates discovery OF the
aye for restoring and changing tue nalr Before
using il was ;nau Of seventy. Ny hair has
now attained rs Original color You can re-
commend l. 10 the world without the least fear,
as nv case was onr Oi the worst kind. Yours,
respectfully, DANIEL y MURPHY.
y. J. WOOD x co. Projectors, 3l2 4! al.
way, n y. On the greet y Y. Wire Railing
Es;abl.a menr) and "A Market street, -.
Loais, No. And sold by al! good Druggists,
and Fancv Goods dealers jy 2i-eoSm
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.,,n,Coiony OF Virginia.

r',ls. Campbell, esq, OF Petersburg, Va.'
QUAY. .uyuid the undertaking receive
Iis.g encouragement to justify it, to
'.I1 ,.' t' IN one volume, octave, "a History OF
Eu'I rJ,n. and Ancient d rmrnion OF Virgin
iOS a U .m me FIR. discovery and settlement TO
3D. .i.a # the Revolutionary War. The
,Os ~. ehnun viii be entirety rewritten, the
~ '... ~ the most part Incorporated in the
n,'.' ne old spelling underlined ard the
's ',s enlarged by the addition Of new matter
' s4A the ~. Of the first edition. The
y 1, aiIl be published in handsome style. IN
w. r,gnmayi five or six buadred pages. The
v ..,.. .Illbe ~ 50. Those persons who desire
= Esc,mc subscribers to the work are request
~, fn,pj.h their names 10 MIR. Campbell
t =. !, ,bs first Oi January next. The work
~, 10 ot great value to every Nirginlan,
'.,,;rulsr.y, and We sincerely hope MIR,
E,nnran viii be richly rewarded for his
I,S1riou. undertaking. No man is better
.o,bf,I for the task.
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CON N L. iSCIAls.
.I,,.udr:. Market, October ;.

AleIandT:H Market, octoooE -
The offerings on Change today were very
r,,, and M market was quiet. There were
70 a,s. OF Flour reported, and the stocks on
,l,I will admit OF bu; limited transactions
y,o.a,.ons unchanged Sales Of white Wheat
=, 1850 70: fair. We quote red at 1850 Csc,
and 10 demand. Corn is quiet, with light offer
,,,-wai'e and naked SusFSlc. No yellow
o, ,ay market. We noticed some samples OF
Ryy bq, iaere were no sales reported, and quo.
.s.og, are nominal. Oats are still scarce
rsy, E;1c, old SIC
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'F1sGsTowy FLOUR INSPECTION Shoe
@'''i. he iioar Inspector, reports the follow
q; as tie result OF the laboIs OF himself and
'iiy VIZ. Dame, Mccain. for the quarter
'..rs >sp,Eter Roth Inspected IN July, g.
d. Nac,e aud y hall barrels wheat -four, ard
"0d;ir', rye. H.&Y7. In August l7,43s whole
H' 81. halt barrels, 1884 bbis. In Septem-
:, !''at1 Wno!, and $40 nall barrels, 20 100
70. NaS!ng IN the aggregate 532l7 bbls
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G.oaGS1orS MAGEKT.-Sales on Saturday OF
an Ous.e., red aud white wheat at ISL 80 &c
> 5. Tor good I'D aud 81 So 10 ) az irr
H-'r Since ten no, much doing. Small
49, Of goo! red 4, decline Of SC y bushel---
sg j, -1'o i, 20, aud good white ) 80 to
- T.5re IS SIN good demard for wheat
ell age PURCHASES have been made in BaIti-
III. AL Nrw \ ork FOR this market. Corn Is
!aot i'maUd 'or wife and yellow. Sales
%. 'ate sc, and yellow 81 TO Ssc.
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Richmond ACHE M arket.

Fer me w,ek ending on the ID inst, the mar
sH vas very Lra'Iiy Supplied with Beet, conse-
cp'aily pnces were much lower than at any
0'ae! Tine ms srason There were 1913 cattle
"ta' prIce, ranging from Us TO IS 9-l6. The
operation, Of tie week closing with sale OF
J,ug'uor cattle al 1928; the demand being
rR'i'me' hight, showing the probability OF
ST., i1HnsT decline IN prices.
to,s NAT be quoted at SIS ST. to 1925 for
IT, ~ ue' >ueep from 81 81 to $5, and
Gave. ron !; 20 IS, per quality rather than
SIZE
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IsRSIE ID.

On ne md instant. by the Rev. Mr. Swenzei,
PHILIP BOTELER, OF Washington, to MISS
I>,btLLA TAl Lon, OF Georgetown, ID. L.
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BED.

q, -. End Of October, 1888, WILLIAM
HENRI eldest son OF W H. and Anna +. Mar
i,,r IN n. =. b wear of his age.