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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
singular Accident.

The Hartford Press. in te-cri5lnS game
Of wicket, gives the fgllywiog remarkable III
ciien;: ~,
"Nr. Jahsz Avcrd had bnck'ei strap
eighty around biz righ' arm ab'Te 'ae e!ao "
to ,re7ea; bis arm lr-m bsc2mins lame
when ;browinz III the bal. Son large
throw became necessary, but as the st1Ft
was made, a crack, short and distinct rs dat
Of . p;s,ol, was heard acrgSs TIC play ground
and the young man, arm Ieii p'"efle-7 al
bis side. the bell descti'i"S a short curve be-
yond. Ga an immediate examination 81 the
arm By Doctor. PbcIps and Steele, wh, were
upo;. the ground it was found tina: the bone
ras broke,. SHIRT IF. JUS: a50re Tie paint wasTs
Me strap iods placed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
An Old Church,

A Virginia corrcsponGco; says: 9TH" re,
mains e the old church in Which ueheTai
" .sh;rg,on was bap;sed are alno,t entire
~ hia to the .a.sers by, With trees ard VI
dergrowth \ few venerable ioaki"g oaks
are probably the only !iglns cODttm roreTirs
of erection. About this old church lie the
remains Of the Hon. Thomas Lee. aud ether
great men Of an earlier perioi. Nothing but
broken bricks and Old mortar, hcaped lnii--
crimna,ely Oh all, are their monuments -
have now ore # shc figs that paved the
aisle, turned into 2 S:intstpne, purchased At
an obscure sale s9r.e years since. Tradition
.ays the flor vas torn u? a. soon rs it was
Abandoned by TIE parson, by tie ueighbJr:ng
people, and used f.. various purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
TeiegrnphIc Despaiches,

BosTON, Oct. S.-The government has sue
eeedcd 10 purchasing the Masonic Temple
here, aud IT viii ,hogtiy be fitted up Tor the
United States Courts.
Al al u..ed meeting OF the different
hank presidents was held tnis morning for
the purpose OF hearing report 0! the com-
nittee appointed to inquire into the system
OF redemption Of the SufJlk bank. The
committee recommended that the banks OF
New Engaud continue their deposits DIT the
Suffolk balk until something be done to unite
all the banks Of New England under one
heal. The repart not being properly slgned,
was referred back 10 the committee.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 7.--rhe deaths from
yellow fever yesterday numbered f'tJ-six.
Strangers should keep away trCm this city
until there is marked abatement of the
fever, OF watch they viii he duly adVised.-
The epidemic is now sustained 10y new com
ers from the North.
TRENTON. Ujt Last evening break
occurred III the earth work OF the Delaware
and Rarilsn canal ut or near Bakers basin.
The breach Is about 90 feet long. The ira
vel u1on the railroad is being continued by
an ex"har @ OF cara.
CLEVELAND, Oct THE extensive barrel
iac.ory ct Aaron. Onic, vac destroyed hy
fire las. night. Seventy FIVE men are thrown
out Of employment. The loss is estimated
ct $4,000, On which there is an insurance OF
5000
New YORK, O3t. S.--Tbree riches Of snow
tell d. lIere!lsvi!lc, il this State, iaet p'ght.
There is also SHOW re. orel niorg the Erie
Railroad as far East as Great Bend.
TRINITY Bay, OIt. S.--Thero is no cbei g.
whatever III NE electrical Indications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
Pat:sscr!c.

The elimination of Freueh genius is Patis-
scrie Va art in that gay country has reach.
ed such perfection IS that OF light and deli
cate cookery. Consequently, whenever the
socia! elements of the Publishers arc III any
way disorsanizad nj! Paris is convulscd, and
2 revolution mag be looked for. At the pre-
sent tioc q War is Taglng between two de-
partments 0! the culinary art, which attracts
tie undivided attcutIJn OF al Partisan ANA.
tours. The pastry cooks OF that metropolis
are deeply aggreved because the baker, have
OF late invaded their particular sphere Of OPP
eratious, aud presumed to submit FIR the ap-
prevail Of the public appetite just such IN
substantial 1eiicac.es as have heretofore beeu
or yided and disbursed solely By themselves.
To make the otieuce the more uubeara bic
the bakers have even gone 81 far 81 u under
sell their rivals. Fired with iodlsrai!on, tie
PatissiCrs have drawn up petition to the
E;0pCrDr, setting forth their wrOug5 N most
eloquent language, and tOrtltyirg their a1gu-
menis by copi3us citations from iega! records
They show that, in lib, decree vas passed
10 France, prohibiting bakers from lu.Glag-
Ing upon their spcca! rights, and especially
iorbldiiag ihem TO make pies aud cakes OF
bare brought forward decree passed 10
1871, aholashi"S all trade and protesting
privileges II Whatever denomination. TINS
pu;S new lace oa the matter, aud pubic
opiniou was, at the ias, acc 'rnt-, strongly
against she pasuy-cocks. They, honecer,
remain uudaunted, and, ii their petition
should fill &c produce the effect they desire,
a. i; most probably will, they are resolved to
renew the contest in some other way, ncScr
despairiag Of fpai trump H. Boston Co'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
To the Voters ofths Wh..Iin,
ktOnal

PROSTATE under the band .ya. n >.
geon, | nust make Use OF the .pI NJ -. -
to say few words to You. b.,'
brought to this lpless cobIj,i.o 80.
which | conceived Wa due alike :, : '.,'
myself. A public mans rerut,,,. o q,
heritage OF bis people, sad he VII, .
not defend it, when urjns;y s.,aj,sl 10.
neither for himself nor them. I,u, ~
ten.ion. during the cJmiug IN 18th. :. 81.
ber aud November, to visit rer.,,,r,. ~.
counties OF my district which bsy" -
tied since my last election. Mu,n ,. -
surprise, | am credibly informed Ma.
ners are now through the District o. -, o.
ing TO get up sCOnsressionat L .ov.n'.'
meet this fall. ltmigbt, perhap. ,o,rS-
to say, that such movement /. ~,
cedent IN our District, FJr nor e,,g =, '.'
convention ever been forced upon 4 Il.
tic representative, before or sitter n, 49,,
ton Of his frs, term, but 10 eyerg ;,....
be has been suffered to run ,f,,oI -.
without lis necessity or t0rmau,v. a..
stand, however, in all their ie,,.-
breadth, aud height and deptb, t,s n. 80. 80
which actuate those who are ngS ar....
cowardly effort to crush ne. l. !. -.
both you and myself, that nv Position.
be clearly, though briefly Iedn.l and w.. w..
proceed to do it. vii! allow ms nan.
before no Convention which i 5c,d - -,
the expiration Of my Congre.siyn.l ,err.
the 4sh of March next. nor una. I can h..
an opportunity, during the meath nj ".
and the early part Of Apr!!, Of c.y,p,,,
constituents 60 account Of my stewart.
and Of making such exposi.lOGs. 10 rr,,r,
those VINO nave been warrlts asain., D..
year past, as future development. NJ, >.
der necessary. 1t then, alter to,l ae,r,,
there is an unequvOcal manifestation -.
part OF :he masses o! the people Tor st.r,
ton, my course viii at once be taken
is a duty | owe myself, and will 20, =, ~.
quish it except with my lie. You uays;,
but you rust first hear zee.
| shall. before the close Of Congress, :.
notices Of meetings during the pe!at d..
indicated, and have them placed 10 ;hes,,..
Of as large portion VI toe people a. pra.:..,.
BILE. Respectfully, your Repre.cntu,e.
SHERRAgD CLl4A,,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
Singular Dey.IopIn ent.

We we're visited yesterday (-ays the 81
ri;nore American by g'ntietD M rom Viz
gina br.nsios With hl.a child. Se9on years
u ase. whose growth aud appearance pres ut
a most yorIeyicl dcs-se of early dcVcl 2
meDt H,sn4me is " liter ". BEyant, aod
he was born in Richmond couaty, Virginia,
He weighs 80 pounds, aud is /! inches higt.
lis face is a. large as th:t OF TAI! grown
man, and his health exceedingly rohusi. lie
measures around the breast 3o4 niche;
around The wslsr 81 !: ann %, leg Is inches
round. His parents are 1t the ordinary rz1
and ~ reason has been assigned bg FhysI'
clans for the sing ular and exrI3rdinary ear
II da7clo, n4ut Of peally mature powers IL
nne 81 yer; Young.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
Icck-Jsw IN IIorses.

We, the other day, received from q Cia'ke
County practical farmer the following cure
for Iock-iaw in nosse.: He had proven 1t 10
biz own experience. It's: -. L..
Keep pouring cold water all over b,n' OUT
especially upon the head. Put a s''' k-toe
rumble of u plow haud'e-in bis month"; oe'
hind his teeth. ard or u the mouth open "'tn
blacksmith tangs, throwing in cold "ater.-
lie wall begin TO drink, which will help niui
Immediately Asquirt to inject the water
into the back part ut his mouth would pe
good thug Clarke Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
lac Comet,

The Comet, we regret to say, is exercising
a most cUrrurtiug iifurnce IN Buffalo, aud
WI orahebly fail t. gam there that good
wiii w,ih wh.cI the return Of a so long alb
sent visitor should be greeted. The mischie-
vu- paragraph setting forth that four o'clock
n to" lnpruin2 is The 5es, time 10 view the
celestial visitor, has been widely circulated 10
ttat locality, and the consequence is that 3
great number If Buffalo gentlemen have got
irtD the habit Of sitting up I'll tha! time
alb Ut seven nights in the week, TO pay their
respects. There is nothing radically immo-
raj in the mere matter Of sitting up till four
10 the morning, bet it is said tbat, owing to
the stimulating processes which they hnd It
necessary - resort u. 10 keep awake so long,
these amateur a.tronomer- haze cJnnehced
-eeIug twJ comets apiece, each with two
tails, te-!tes a great variety Of other stars
not distinctly -pecjfei. Some Of the Buffalo
paIar- ale in great tritulation about il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
The late Rev. &c. Mcclure, D., ID.

We deeply regret to learn that this ven@ra'
bic minister .: God vas struck down With par
alysis yesterday morning. DR.; McGn're
preached TO his corgresatlou on Sunday lat
a nost affecting d;scyur,e. durit s the doiiVs,
~ of r1uch of which both members and
nreachcr we're in tears. Tie ordinance OF
S,craucut Wa. administered by bin, as be
said, probably for the last time. 1t was the
for,y-fifth anniversary Of his ministerial Ia
b,rs. He had been in delicate health Tor
the last year. After lingering for a few
hours, bis spirit wendell lis way to the Au,
.hnr O! It's leipg. What sad, solemn, and
s.rlv realization, of his words on last Sab
bath fredericksburg Hcra'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
4 tilCN LcYRe

Under this beading we copied a few days
since an item, stating that IN" e-ta'e OF
MIR. Dprmot Dempsey, Of Macon, Geo, lately
deceased, arour'ir to 100000, had been
left, except 50 600, to the Cuiho'io church.
The Macon Telegraph copies the same item,
aud add:
"Mr. Deupscys estate, we have been m
formed, is valued 1T somewhere about you
600. and all goes to his chi!dret-no' cent
..ro tue Ca;hohc church." as we have been
iuiormed aud believe"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
Tob,,,o ;ruu pru.DecE,.

There Can be no doubt Of the act that lis
years crop OF I9bacao, 10 i.!sloia, will be
materially short OF is-, yc5rs. iGo vista
lion Il Devastating bail storms, in the north
cas-, AMI thc q, =: disastrous, because more
general, drought III other sections, whore to
hacc1 Is chIeaJ grew, will cause q heavy
filling f IN tae suuuiGs u tie next Twelve
months, a. compared wl;h those Tor the year
u-t ended, when the rcceIIts exceeded the
average Of former years, 10000 hog'he-!o.
|, $ t. he r,memtergi. hos yer, that the
hs "a prices Of the gear 81 81, nave great
Is stimulated the cultivation u ToDacc", III
tni- State and North Carolina. a. e:lisacCj
y tie heavy receipts Just ALLUDED 10, add
Contributions will be received ihi- svaspn
rom counties IN whIcn, unit recently, lrI"
yr 10 lob lcco la, Lcea False. WIKI these
cou-iter.i!yn- Ueivie IL, We are inclined 10
beiitve TIA, ths deficiency NJ tits years crop
NAY lie estimated 1T about 10 900 h2.-hc.is.
Inc repurts trcm the West are more !aSoVa-
ble.--Rich. Wing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
Ioitob-Seed Oil.

A Galveston paper of the 26sh ul'. Gays
I'VE Learn that d French vessel, called the
Dioenia, is nuw due at this port, for the par
nose Of takiag a cargo OF cotton seed to
France for the purpo.e of making It into OIL.
There is rearly cargo Of the seed new at
Harrisburg. O:her vessels are expected to
follow. to hc also loaded With cotton seed
This trade 10 ctton seed is promising to be-
.or,, of urea, importance to the State"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
R,tIrond Appoint nts.

The Board IF Public Works have made
the following appointments for the current
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RALRoAp.--
proyies VIM A. Read. Of Lvnchturs, U.
c Kent, Of Wyshe, and Thos. l.. PFestOu' OF
Smvrh
Directors -Sam'l Garland, Jr., of LTneh'
hurs. Jas. f. johnson, oil Bedford, and Wm.
Ballard Preston, of Montgomery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

As single evidence Of the uudoutted re,
eogpition ex:orted by the late united express
sions of opinion 10 favor Of return to JIG
dicious protective system" we may quote
the suhoiued illusions of that leading jour
nal, the Richmond way South, which, IN
describing the position Of the several par
ties ut the North, on this topic, speaks a.
follows -
That all parties at the North. with The
exception of few Free-rrade Democrats
balanced 10y a few Southern Prot.cnonlst.
are in favor of protective or revenue tar Il
with incidental protection, is Obvious fro II
th cir most recent avcwais Of opinion on tina
81 iect."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

GEoRoEroYy CATTLE ASD "aA.' '41'
On Friday, at Droyers Ret, be-. @
between IS and 81 gross. SAs'f -
hogs as b-ior. quotsi.
Since our last report, tie Oh nag ,
have been smaller. >a."s o. 'a.' '..
and ,air TO good white ! >.GF' 80
" nicn is a decline OF 3 Genie Oh 80
There stllI continues a gooi drh' p.
market on Friday was unse''i1'
mostly supplying their wants ID -" .....
less prices than are paid hrf" ..i
ity We note sales OF l.'.' ''......
corn a. 80 cents: Whit il 10 goo. co. ~.
the stock here is quite OUT ''"'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

On Thursday and Friday next, the annual
exhibition OF the Loudoun Agricultural As
ISOLATION, will be held at the Fair Grounds,
near Leesburg. Al! the necessary prepare.
tons iUr the cJmoTt aud accommodation ii
visitors and exhibitors hare been made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

The s25, 900 salary of the President OF the
Erie Railroad continues to astound not only
the New York agricultural and manutac'
turing community, but even Wall street. &C.
customed to look at things merely by the
thousands. 1t is the salary OF the President
Of the United S,ates,--about three times that
Of a Furelgn Minister, aud than that OF the
Members Of the Cabinet The learned
J,.i,c, q the Supre!ac curt Of the Urited
S.atcs are not paid bali As much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
ICOYgUSE a'

A meeting of the American parij'
others favoring their principles, wa bel.
the 4,h Ward, on the S;h Ins'or', ~
purpose Of nomiuating candidate Il 81.
vacancy in the Beard Of Al!s'n@'. :
stoned by the resignation o! !. b. H.'
son, esq. w. b. Richards, Jr. was "a
to the Chair, aud ". q. Reynolds ap' '
Secretary.
On motion Of jackson Ogden, " III p
esq, was declared the upanim.C' !-...
the meeting. to fill said vacancy.
The meeting then adjonrned: o..
w. B. RICHARDS, Jr., J..i.
w. G.. REYNrLDs S"r'V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

4'LUDH Oh CLOTHS We have IN store
{ hne assortment OF Floor OIL CLOTHS,
varying IN width Iro.n 10 8 yards.
Also, Brussels, Velvet, 3 riy, Double Ply,
Wool, Dutsn, and Venitran, all widths; List,
RAJ. AMI Hrmp CARPEIINGS. Rugs Crum
Cloths, BocHIIgs. stair Linen ard OH Cloths
Mats. &C. al OF "u.ch Will be sold AS low as
the: can be bought II any Of the Northern
cities.
octll g. K. WITMER Il BROS.
Ca Observer, Fairfax News, Marlboro Gaz.
fof; Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

John Mitchell, editor of the Southern Cit
Geo. hss given notice Of his intention to re-
move the Office Of bis paper from Rockville,
Tennessee, to Washington city, after the
middle Of November The reason for the
change assigned. is that "the Citizen has hith-
erto devoted itself much nore to the general
questions Of policy which touch the Whole
South, than to the State politics OF lennes-
see, and is taken and read for this reason,
mainly. from Texas 70 Maryland. and from
S. LOUIS to Tallahassee. 1t will issue more
naturally, and with better claims upon ger
eral support, from the Federal Capital"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

We have received the first numb'r Of the
Mathematical Monthly, edited By d. Euu-
kle and published at Cambridge, hassacnu'
se,ts. Matbematicians will fod this a PERI
odical Just suited to them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

"rhe Newber Gazette" is the title Of a
handsome periodical. just commenced in New
bern, n. c, by Thos. r Murray, editor. The
next plumber will commence with an orig
nal story, entitled "IIerber. Ii .mlton, or tie
Bas Blue" by Mrs. S. j. C. WhittIesey, of
this ri.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

The London Times, III an able article on
the power of the Press, says tha. the potency
of newspaper lies 10 the fact that is ne~s-
paper. and not sheet Of tales and essays,
like the French journals. "Thc public Press,
says the Times. has purchased the right to
express It's opinions By the facilities which !;
has given every mao for forming his OWL.
As to the fa-ore which the Pless cap confer,
the Times says What is the Red E'gie or
the Legion OF Honor to paragraph OF praise
which lie repeated in buudreds OF daily
weekly, and monthly sheets, and makes some
humble name household word. from Corn
wall to Shetland. in Toronto and Melbourne
in Calcutta and Hong Kong"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

AtPortland. Me-, a cute genius advertised
a lecture 90 the "Humbrg Of Splri'uaiism,
the poiut Of which would be letting the cat
out Of the bag" admission FIVE cents Only.
A large audience gathered OF the City Hail
on Wednesday evening, aud the Lecturer, a.
ter few words on the nature OF humouf'
took from beneath his desk Tag, Which he
promptly opened, ard cot spranJ rer,tdb'e
cat The audience, fortunately Tor the lee
turer, relished the joke. and amidst the burst
Of applause that followed, be let himself cut
of the lecture room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

o. Tuesday morning. last small bear
was encountered by gentleman about Fix
miles from Norfolk. lie showed light, TUT
ues soon dispatched by bis foemsn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

Mr.. C. Edwards Lester, mot unknown 70
fame" has come forth as politician anu so
q xnopent of the Democratic Age"--bighly
extoled 10 the Union newspaper. But the
Richmond Eaquirer quotes from Mr. Lester
he declaration that the Anti-Lscomp tonl'eS
are to be considered as out Of the pale OF
grace, and asks, "bg What authority this new
light assumes to speak, ard to issue the
mandate that the basis CT the essential un'-
ty" of the Democracy, is the concession to
these lions Ii. e., Letcher & Co.. Of the
lions share at cur rekast.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

Democratic Gube:uatoTIsi Convection.
L. the Sat: news column VII! lie t,ard
the gr ceadirgs OF Democratic meeting 10
Alcxaai.ia 10 appoint delegates TO TIE Gut
eruato-ial Conveatiyr. The meeting recon
ueutei Alex.ndri. as tie place, and first
December as the tine, !oT holding :hc { n.
yentoD. Though We have ez:rcssei pre-
ference for Stauntan, % account Of rs aces,
sibility 10 every portion u Tue Safe, YET 81
We lie perfectly co";ent il the party decide
upon ans other poio' We should ali, how
ever, appreciate the kin! invitation Of our
friends 10 Alexandria, ard at once initiate
!LelE example, b. the selection OF delegates
aud TIE designation OF sons place Of nee:'
ing.-Richmond South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

- FOR REAT-The Property, corner of
L.. King and Fayette streets, known as the
EaGLE HOlkL L, viii be rented together or
sspaJa'eIy.-ine front building as dwelling
and store, briug first rate stand Tor business
arc NJ back bulld!ng containing twelve rooms,
loF Hoiel OF boarding mouse To good ten
ait the rent "ilI be made moderate.
oct il--=ot MARTHA LUNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
CON " y. a,loi..
Alexandria nIarke., OcI. y.

The market IS quiet, Win 'r' .-.
ings, and limited uausac'Ion. "
change to note 10 the quotations d ra-a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11

IA GOD LAND FOR SALE-Having a su.
~ Per-abunGance OF Wood Land, wish to
sell 1854 AIRES 81 weliumbeEed land, within
GdI Z mile OF steam Saw hill, now being
erected By Nix. +. Berkeley The tract Is bound.
=! on the eGs; by the road from Aide TO !ais
Mil, and IS entirely accessible from this road.
Tue land i, cove:et with Chestnut, Pine, White,
3lacs Chestnut, and Red Oak. The southeast
corner Of II. iGact i distant rom Presley Gaa
Ee!'. ior, on TIE Carolina road, 40 poles
Price s 900, III three payments
n. BERKLEY.
Aide, Loadoun Co, Va, sep l4-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
The Market

BALrIyoRs, Oct g.-FIour Is ''"'..
srd stree, and Ohio S5.37Gt5.a1 ~
firm; red lI5Gl20c; white l2'G.'.r "
better white 7TGsgc; ys.Io" ''H Q
key dull and steady, at <:G< l.
Nsw YORK, Oct. 9-F.ouE aa' 'r.. ..
81 7cGS4 80; Ohio ijOoGS5.z. '0i..'''
$3.50. Wheat has decline! ~ &c "'..'
l4Oc. Corn is heavy; mixed was.
7sc. Beef is unchanged. PORK j. a'.'
BIG; prime Sl4.25. Whisky . a..
Stocks are active AID higher h'
Sterling Exchange IS arm, al ; ~. ."
mainly latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
A..a ADEslRABLE RESIDE, a. -.
iGH LOUISVILLE FOR >ALE--''.',

Issa A DESIRABLE R'.>iDhnrr H..
- louisville FOR >ALE-''"r.,
ed 10 my tam mar thrs place w.. Ii.
HOUSE and LOT, formerly o'.'t 49,.
The House IS new, co";an!rz, O'' 10
ten feet passage above an '".'.
Goes front and rear, al. Gecs,sa'} o. 49,.
thorough repair, tine garden, and =; : -. a..
cellent water in the yafd. ~
one acre ...,r'-
To parents having cn'.i'en :.
property offer great irducea.r'.''..,'--r.
two first class schools IN tns P''.,, .r..,,
female. Tn. payments 10 SUI 'D ", Of,
veniencs of toe purchase d ~
to avoid renting such Prorrf'{ ., co,...
sep 7-eosw {. !" BtALr.
JNRENCH CHINA.-Ise @
! now receiving ron Toe y. ll l.sv..,
a fin. a.sor,men, o: FkE\Ch 90 -... Z
and Gold Bard Dinner and 20 "a rgr, /,
Mugs. &c, Sc, which they CAV, r., :. .e
very iow prices, and are "'.!.'z y.a.
a small advance lor casa, OF % TX 81
TONERS. X. II. -hl@
sept ls-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-11
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WLEKLY BY
EDGAR sNOWEES.
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MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Ii, 1858