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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15


TWO VALUABLE FAUQUIER FARMS FOR
i SALE am authorized to 'cll the homo
FARM Of Joseph d. Tulloss known n ASPEN
HALL" situated about two miles from bris'rre-
burg evenly miles from Fredericksburg, and s.""H
miles sou,h of the Wnrrenton Junction Il the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. 1t contmii
about THREE HUNDRED AND SENENiT
ACRES Of excellent land well set in clover, iiEE"
thy, and blue grass, abundantly supplied VITA
wood and timber, and never FILLING water Tho
soil is excellent and highly productive
O.. The improvements, except the MILL r!o
IF Ill ne,T, consisting Of a commodoss tx"-sfDIy
DWELLING and basement, with all the Gccc.saIT
out buildings, including q good barn. Ii has uiyn
il good GRIST and PLASTER MILL, lih"'a,ly
patronizcd, and young orchard of choice FRUIT
TREES, of every variety, in a thrifty CONDITION.
will sell this vcry desirable FARM for "cry
moderate price.
Am also authorized TO sell another farm q 'i9
same owner at n still more reduced price, dis'al.
from the first about q miles, cortanin. ahou' So
!tS acres, with q new and comfortable DN H.
E:E LING upon it, and nil the Necessary r"'
buildings. it mas an abundance Of wGDi "Ti
timber, aud is highly susceptible of improvement.
Purchasers DESTROYS Of further informati0" sill
apply to JOS D. Tulloss, at Bristersburg, Faug-i'.
county, Virginia or 20 the undersigned, At Wa
rentor, Va for terms, &c. RICE W. PAYNE,
Attorney Of J. b. Tuiipss.
FGuquier county. my 23-2aw2w&lawGw
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-I offer TO-
Y sale the following LANDS, on Potomac Crock
and Accokcck Run. One Tract Of 400 ACRES,
situated on Potomac Creek, and known tho
MEADOW TRACT. On this there ia yery v',lu
able Timothy meadow, and about 800 acres in
Wood and Timber, which is readily sold to vessoll
on the Creek shore, at from 50 to 81 peg cyTi.
Price Of this Tract, $50 per acre.
MARIE BANK.-This Tract lies mmg iisiciY
below the Meadow Tract and contains 400 CEE',
the greater portion in Wood and Timber. Price
IS per acre.
COOKS TRACT, on Accokeek Creek and Run,
contains 400 ACRES, bordering on the Richmond,
Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad. This las:
named Tract has extensive low grounds now IN
cultivation, and large quantity Of Wood suitable
for the Railroad-Inowhere is it mile to haaij-
and worth S2t per cord. Price sl5. This Tract
will make as fine farm there is in the county.
These lands are of good soil and very produce
tive, and are only offered at these low prices ~.
cause the present proprietor wishes to give his G-
.enton to the practice of his profession.
Persons wishing 70! further information viii nd-
dress ne CT Aeeokeek P. o., Stafford county, ".
JOHN MINOR, N. L.
Stafford County, NH i5-2aw6ms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

DATENT MEDICINES, dc.-McMunn's Elixir
ofopium; Townsend and Sand sarsaparilla
Hunts Liniment Browns Essence Jamaica Gin.
cor. Wi,tars Balsam Wild Cherry; Oxygenated
Bittsrs; Stabler's Diarrhes Cordial; woods Hair
Restorer; Gilman's Hair Dye; virgins lndiaa
woym'Confections, &c.-just received aud for sale
W. "of :. VIM. A. HART,
= No. lOe, King street, cor. of Pitt
na- Sizp Of the Golden Mortar. le 10
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JEREMIAH MORTON.
CuARLoTrEsyiiLE, VA, Al

NHAKIUI iES' iLi.t' a, 4fP.II ftH' IV"V'
D. g. MEADE.-Desr Sir:-l used the Mnnny's
Combined Reaper and Mower, with Woods I'M
provcment, that you sent ne last harvest, and
am glad to say that worked it through my whole
harvest not only to my own entire satiyaHf"'', but
to the delight Of my overseer. Indeed, do not
think | could havo gotten through my harvest,
without serious loss had it not been for the Reaper
1t worked admirably with two horses, ana my
ovcrseer ruked the entire harvest.
consider it great labor saving Machine, ana
would not be without it any account. can,
with confidence recommend it to farmers generally.
Yours resuectiully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15
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CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED, June II.
Boats c. F. Msdge, Josephine seston, Mary
Shaw, J. +. Sterling, Mary Ellen, and Q. W.
Sturteyaut, coal to I. j. Mehaffey.
Boats II. q. Ritter, and Three Sisters coal 10
Borden Mining CO.
Boats VIM Mcmahon, and DR.. Mcksig, coal to
Frostburg Coal Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15
RosE Hill, Fairfax Co., Va, Feb. 23d, 1859.

ROSE Hill, Fairfax Co., Va, Feb. 23d, 1853.
Dear Sir Yours of 18th inst, came safely to
nand, enquiring whether the Nanny Reaper, with
Woods improvement, worked to my satisfaction
It gives me pleasure to state, it did work not only
to my satisfaction, but TO my nstonishment. 1t
cut and spread, with pair Of mules and driver,
fourteen acres per day heavy grass. 1t cut also,
my wheat, oats, and rye, leaving II close, clean
stubbc, and with grca; rnpidity. 1t gives me
pleasure to recommend such Machine. Keep the
cogs well slushed, the journals well oiled, and q
driver who won't 90 to sleep on the box. and 1t
cannot fail ~ work we'll The Machine appears to
be strong and well put together, az we had no &C
sident to any part of it.
Yours, most truly,
MAYNADIER MASON.
d. 6. MEADE, esq, Alexandria.
10 Descriptive Catalogues will DO sent b.
mail, free of charge.
hare also very large assortment Of hGfI-
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, dc,
which will be sold at low price as can pc
bought in any Southern market.
E1- All orders promptly filled.
DRAYTON u. MEADE,
ALEXANDRIA AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
ap 29-w6w No. IL, Fdirtar-s'., Aicr. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15
M A NJ N US
CONFINED REAPER AND MOWER
That has ever been offered to the Public.

HAVING sold these Machines for three years
Ill past with great success, | offer them Win
renewed confidence, feeling assured that they will,
in every way, meet the wants of the Farmers.
The Machines this year nave had additional i'm
provements over the last years Machines, and arc
guaranteed TO do their work perfectly.
hope that those who may want n REAPER
and MOWER, will send in their orders as soon as
possible it will take some time to get them, if
not on hand
| add below few letters of recommendation, 10
show the feeling OF the Farmers in regard TO this
REAPER and MOWER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

s.ns. EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
&E2SPHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
The Propeller C. C. ALGER, Capt Shore, will
sail on THURSDA y, the lGti.
WM. ii. FOWLE 4 SON,
Ia Ia, No 4 South Wharyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

I used one of the above Machines last harvest
and think them the best have seen, a. Combined
Respcr and Mower 5. W. FICkLIN.
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STiiMnRr Nnr- L. lSiR

STiLMoRE, Nov. 10, 1856.
Dear sir:-Ipurchascd three (Sj of NANNY Res
pcrs from you aud you wish ny opinion in relation
to them. They perform admirably, aud for smpli-
city, igntness of draft ana execution, prefer them
to any have ever seen operate. like them as
much, ii not more, for the cutting of Hay.
Yours, very truly,
JEREMIAH MORTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15
GEORGETOWN Cattle Market, June Is

At Drovor's Rest to-day there was good com.
PaDy of the trade The entire offerings reached
only IS head. District butchers purchased thirty
Eve at s45O@S525 p 100 ID. gross. The re-
rpninder were bought for the Baltimore market at
S57-l6 n 100 lbs gross Lambs-About 500 Of
fersi; 300 changed owners at S2.50@ S3.25-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

ARREST FOR CATTLE STEALING.-This morn
ing, officer j. T. King arrested man nam
ed Allan Fleetwood, upon charge of steal
ing three heiiers, tie property Of VIM. IL.
Rowland, of Prince Georges county, Nd.
The case was taken before Justice Dom. 1t
appeared from the evidence that the cattle
were taken from the field near MIR. Row
lands property, on last Thursday week:
Justice Dom decided that the evidence
was sufficient to require bail for court in the
sum of $500, in default Of which Fleetwood
was committed to Jail.
The prisoner is an elderly man. of small
stature and appears 10 be laborer. We
hear that he has large family in Alexan-
dria county Wash. Star q yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

WEATHER Yesterday the weather was
disagreeably hot: the thermometer in the
shade at 2 o'clock, stood at 90'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

NI00L PURCHASED at the highest cash
w prices, by --
jan j HILL. BROWN, 4 PARyLow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15


CtLIFToN PREPARATORY SCHOOL. The
- Second Session Of thi- School will begin on
the first Wednesday Of October, ISIS, and close
the third Wednesday Of July, 1859 The design
of this School is thoroughly to prepare youths for
the University Of Virginia The Course of Study
embraces everything that is necessary to the degree
Of A. NJ, at our University
The school i. located in the mountains OF Eau
uuier region well known for its healthu climate
and beautiful scenery. 1t l. two miles south OF
Markham station, on the Manassas TAP Railroad.
and G1 miles from Alexandria
TERNS-S225. semi annually in advance, III ::
Sll25 81 .n the ist Of October, and sil2.50 on the
ist Of March
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply to the Principal at
Markham Station. FauqUier County, Va.
REFERENCES
Rev J. P. Mc,iuiru. +. il. :. Of Va.
Trustees of Chariestown Academy, Jefferson
County, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison, Schels De Vere
McGufhe, and Smith, Of the uciTsraity OF Virginia
2. JAQUELIN AMBER.
Fauouicr County. feb +--eon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

ACCIDENT AT THE NAvT YARD.-While
Edward Sweeny, AZ apprentice in the ma
chinist department OF the Navy Yard, was
putting belt Oh pulley, yesterday, he
was caught between the belt and the pulley,
and drawn around with the shnfting. The
belt broke and entangled him with the shaft
inc, with which he was carried round sixty
or seventy times before the engine could be
stopped. In endeavoring to extricate him
self, he caught hold of some iron railing
within reach, which was drawn in with him
and wrapped tightly around the shsfting,
Just missing him by very small space. He
was finally released, without any bones be-
ing broken, but it is feared, that he is seri-
nnslv injured internally Wash. Star.
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d. T Z y y L ~
10 9-eots G.. ", WATTLES,

BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AuCTr0HrEss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TRACT 70"
i LAND IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. Va.
On Friday afternoon, Jriy sth, at O'Clock, ~
the premises, | shall sell, by virtue of decd IA
trust t. the subscriber dated June iath, 1855 aut
duly recorded in iber r., No. 8, page As. Oh" q
the lind records for Alexandria county, NIrCi"i",
a small tract ofland therein particularly describe,
10 containing 80 acres 3 roods and 3Ot perch.
III improved by a small DWELLING HOi -.
This property is handsomely located on "f'ah
10 Georgetown Ferry, distant about two miles e. -
the Aaueduct, and about half mile beyond ~"
farm of the late Andrew Hoover.
Terms: One third cash; the residue III 'i% &i.h
twelve months, with interest, secured by f""f #
trust on tho premises. All conveyancing ~ -"
cost of the purchaser
ANDREW P. HOOVER, Trustee
Washington, JIG s-2awtds
DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE AZ ACCTiy,.
In virtue of decree of the Circuit Court ~
Stafford county, made the 29th day Of Mar"h
last in the case of Fitzhugh Warren the under
signed, commissioners named in said deere. VII
offer at public auction, to the highest bihi", "a
front of the Mayors Office, In the city Of AloXaT
dria, on the 18Th day IF Jriy mart at 2"'ciocf ".
the estate called RIO HIAND, containing NI|E
HUNDRED ACRES. Also a TRACT OF LAND
adjoining, and originally part thereof, contain
ing about l79 ACRES. And also 4 valuable
GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL, which is a.
tached to the Same estate, with about FOh1
ACRES Or LAND, all lying In tho county q
Stafford and State OF Virginia. The Commissioi
ers will cause accurate surveys to be made. which
will be Shown on the day Of sale The NEAL
ESTATE Ia one of the most desirable, both rs q
residence and for agricultural purposes, in 'Eis
portion Of Virginia. 1t has upon it an excellent
{5ssS DWELLING HOUSE, and necessary OFT -
-HEIM HOUSES, and contains from -FOUR -
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES prime river notion.
and sufficient quantity Of WOOD and TlMBIE
LAND. All the land Is very rich, and the aralIe
land is in good state Of cultivation. The cSi"'"
borders for more than mile on the Potomac .!'e;,
and includes ONE or TWO FISHERIES.
THE MILL is comparatively new, ha"n@ L''n
thoroughly repaired, and cast iron machnery put
in-the stream il never failing one.
The whole property we'll merits the attention #
the public
TrRms:-Ten per centEzn Of the purchase no
ney will be required in cash-the remainder IL siT,
twelve and eighteen months, with in,eresi from IL"
day of sale. For the deferred payments, bonds
with spprovei personal security will be reqn'rod
and the title the property will be retained until
the bonds arc paid.
HENRY DATNGERFiELD,
". p. CONWAY, ComiEiss'rs.
~ 70 0oyt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

s0MBRERo GUAN0,
the richest PHOSPHATE GUAN0 known
Hariug accepted the Agency for tho sale Of this
article in Washington, Georgetown, and Alexan-
dria, a full supply will always be kept on hand.
It is put up in bags and barrels Particular at
tention il asked 10 the following analysis b. DR..
r. II. Stahler.
Organic Matter, yielding Ammonia............ s.2s
Ash Mineral portion. eo.3Z
Ws,c- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
10000
Anaiysis If .Uincrai portion
Phosphate Of Lime.
Carbonate Of 500
Phosphate Of Iron and Sand. 253
sg 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

.-> NOTICE.-A meeting of the
Es4St; Stockholders of the WASHINGTON,
ALEXANDRIA,, and MT. VERNON STEAM
BOAT COMPANY will be held at the Once OF
Judge Bryan, on Pennsylvania avenue, on Thurs
day, the 23d of June al 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The
Stockholders arc requested to attend.
JOS. BRYAN, President.
Ali persons having claims against the Company
ore requested to send them in, either to the Cap
tains, or the President. Washington, je 6-eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

FOWLE & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~ ALI KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS,
TAVE received their SPRING SUPPLIES,
IL and ofrcr for sale
80. i PERUVIAN GUAN0,
Put up in bags, furnished and branded By the
Agents Of the Peruvian Government
COLUMBIAN GUAN0,
In bags and barrels, Il very excellent Manure,
rich in Phosphates, as will appear from annexed
Analysis by DR.. h. Ii. Staber.
Organic Matter, yielding Ammonia. li.33
alter. ''J1
Phosphate of
Send ard ether ;rsoluble ,natte-........l5.92
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

Borden Mining 70.
Boats VIM Mcmahon, and DR.. Mcksig, coal to
Frostburg Coal Co. .. -.
PILES! PILES! PILES !!-WHAT IS
IT? How CURED Thousands OF persons have
piles-suffer for years with the disease-yet few
know what it is, or how it is cured. Every case
of Piles whether manifested in the form oil exter-
nal tumors frequent bleedngs, or in violent itch
ing and irritation, depends essentially upon CON
pestion of the abdominal venous circulation ihis
produces the engagement, diiation OF the veins
formation of tumors, hemorrhages, pain and sui
fering; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally re-
lieye this abdominal venous congestion. Hence,
ointments, washes, and even injections, are so
Intellectual. ,n,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE SpE-
CIFIC, a simple sugar pill, taken two or three
times per day. cures the disease by curing the con-
dtion upon which the disease depends. Hundreds
have been cured by it, even of the most obstinate
caes. All will be promptly benefited BY 1t. Price,
30 cts. a box.
B-A full set of HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS, with Book of Directions, and twenty
Remedies in large 3-drachm vials, and morocco
case, IS; do in plain case, 81; family case oil -
boxes and book, &.
These Remedies, by the single box OF full case,
sent to any address by mail or express, free OF
charge, on receipt of the price. Address
DIR. F. HUMPHREYS CO.,
No. 562 Broadway, New York,
Sold in Alexandria by j. WILLIAM BOW :
LING, and by all Druggists. le 4-eoZw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

VNARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARREN CovSTT, VA.-This pleasant noun
tain retreat was opened on the 18th OF May,
1859 The conductors will possess eminent ad-
yantages for obtaining the best provisions and del
icacics of the season from the Washington and
Alexandria markets, such rs Crabs, Turtles, Fish,
ETC., besides supplies of Mutton, Wild Honey etc,
from the markets Of the valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore. Washington, Rich
mond and the lower country, will leave Alexandria
in the morning, and reach Buckton Station by the
Manassas Gap Railroad, ut IL o'clock the same
day Comfortable coaches will be in readiness TO
convey visitors to the Springs from Buckton-ds-
tance one mile. From Stanton and Winchester
n daily line Of coaches connect with the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
TERMs:-Board, first week So; second IS: third
ST. One month S2s. Children and servants half
the above price. To families or parties engaging
board for several persons, reasonable deduction
will be made.
Mrs. R. Pritchart will have the principal man
agement and control, aided by competent male AS
sistantS in every department. Francis e. Fox will
he suDc-iDteudent. le S-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

LfRUiT JARS.-The subscribers have received,
y and offer for sale, at low prices, 800 dozen
sELF.SEAL1NG JARS, Of the following pat
0,rns : -.
Masons Patent Screw Top Glass Jar
Potter i Bodine's
Benefits Yellow Earthenware
Also. jugs with wide mouths, for Tomatoes,
and Glass Te-oYer Jars, for Preserves, Jelly, &c:
WATER COOLERS Of various sizes and pat
terms =. R. II. MILLER, SON q co.
is9-so3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT LAW
81 will practice in the Courts Of Westmorelsnd,
Richmond, and Northumberland Counties. Psst
Office, Rices Store. Westmorcland County. Va
Eff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY RAILRoAD.--The
Abingdon Democrat says This work is in a
precarious condition. All operations on
the line are suspended; and, from the best
information We can gather, are likely to re-
main SO, unless the people of the counties
through which it is to pass will hestir them
selves and take stock in it. The Board Of
Public Works will not pay another dollar
towards the improvement except as stock is
taken and cash paid in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

ia FOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc commodi-
sgs4 ous brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southwest corner Of
Prince and Alfred streets, in the city OF Alexan-
dris, and at present occupied BY Samuel h. Adams,
esq Possession given on the lst of September
next.
The House is one Of the best and most desiraby
located in the city. The lot contains half acre
which Is filled with the finest fruit and shruhbery
and there ia fine brick stable and carriage
house upon the premises. Apply to p. +. Hof-
man, esq, Cashier of the Bank Of the Old Domin-
ion or to WIN. II. IRWIN.
nv ZT-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-15

Tic "Mumps" are raging in Petersburg as
an epidemic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
LOCAL MATTERS.

EB-P urloiniag letters ResuEtset Jealousy.
Some time ago young German girl of this
city, named Augusta Mega, requested the clerks
in the post Office not to put her letters on the
advertised German list, she being afraid they
would he taken out by persons not authorized
II do so. This request was complied with by
Mr.. Bursn.r, the German attachee of the office,
until yesterday. when, having a letter in his
possession for Miss Mega, he concluded to put
1t on the German list, not being aware of her OBJ
iect in making the request alluded to. Yesterday
morning young man. who proved to be one
Herman Brizng, called for the letter and it was
promptly delivered to him by the clerk at the
window. A short time afterwards Miss Angus
Ia called in person for the document, and was
told that it had been delivered to the person
Just mentioned. Miss Mega having authorized
no one to take out her correspondence, of course
left slightly annoyed, and the post Office folks
proceeded to investigate the affair. little in
quiry revealed the local habitation and name of
young Brizing, and Deputy Marshall Jordan
arrested him at the establishment of his en-
pluyer, on Main street, and conveyed him be-
fore U. S. Commissioner James s. Wheat
Upon the examination of several witnesses the
facts above stated were established, and Brizing
was held in the sum of two hundred and fifty
dollars to answer the charge at the next term Of
the U. S. District Court.
In the course of the examination it leaked aut
that Brizing was once a suffer for the hand anu
heart of Miss Augusta. The course of true love,
as usual, didn't run smooth, and Augusta became
tired of his attentions, and favored the advances
of another chap, who is now cruising the wide
world over" and who drops his love an Occa,
sionnl epistle from some far-off land. Brizing
knew that Agusta received letters from her alb
sent "lovyer,p and wanted to intercept them.
Agusto knew that Brizing knew it and that is
WIZ she requested the clerks not to put her
name in the advertised list. After taking the
letter out yesterday morning and reading it, no
doubt, Brizing brought it back and dropped it
in the box at the Office, where was afterwards
found and placed in the hands of the overjoyed
person to whom it was directed. In connection
with this affair we learned that it is not an un.
usual thing for one person to adopt this method
ofprying into the secrets of another, and many
commit the act without being aware of the
severe penalties attached by the plain language
of the statute in such cases. The penalty for
such an offence is fine of not less than five
hundred dollars and imprisonment for twelve
months.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-12
THE MARKRTS.

g BALrIMoRE, Jan. lI.-Flodr buoyant; Howard
st. and Ohia quoted at 1925. Wheat, market
bare and there are no sales OF importance
Corn higher; white 7sa74, yellow 80. Proyis-
ions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey hrm at
20 for Ohio and % for city.
PmLKDELPHIA, Jan. H. Flour in better de-
mand for export and 1900 bbls superfine sold
NJ 1925 and extra family at SO, fancy brands
range from $50 to so. Rye Flour and Corn
Meal are unchanged. Wheat scarce but there
is very little demand; sales OF red at 81 25al IS
and white at 81, 40al, 40. Rye commands S5c.
Corn in demand; sales Of 1900 bush new yellow
in store at 75c. Oats are in fair demand; 1000
bush. Penna. sold NJ 48c. Whiskey iTmeT; sales
Penna. at 24i and Ohio at 25l.
New YoRK. Jan. ll.-Fiour advanced; sales
10000 bbI>; State 81 ,5Oa4,75. Ohio $5,Goa5.s5.
Southern So, 20a5.3O- Wheat buoyanI; 10000
sold at s Pal 20 for Western red, 81 25al SO
for white. Corn higher; 10000 bus sold; mix
ed 50, yellow so. Pork firm. Lard hrm--
Whisky buOyant at 26!.
CNciSNATI, Jan. 1l.-Flour in good demand
and the market firm; sales of 200 bblS; ST.,
74a4,S 50 for superfine; receipts moderate
Whisky higher; 300 bbls sold at 234 Provis-
ions opened rather bnoyant but closed quiet, the
demand having fallen off Pork. son bbls mess
sold at SIT and 1000 clear sides in bulk at DC,
shoulders and rib sides may be quoted At 54a7@,
loose no sales Lard, 500 kegs sold at liz,
nothing done in bbl il is held al IL. MollaSses
firm at full rates; sales 200 bills 34laS5. Sugar
buoyant; sales 100 hhds at 6Ia7t. Coffee quiet
and unchanged. Money market easy. Exchange
firm, premium for Eastern.