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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS

CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS!
My chairs cannot be beat either in quality,
finish or prices; can sell them from ten to
twenty per cent cheaper than the same arti-
cles have ever been sold in this county before.
Having had long experience in the busi-
ness and having none but first rate workmen
in my employ, / flatter myself that / can turn
ont as good, neat and durable work, as any
establishment in the county-at least have
never knocked under to any of them yet, and
dc not expect to be compelled to do SO very
soon. Hr
UN DE r T A K NC.
In this department am prepared to attend
to all calls promptly, and will attend fune rails
with good hearse when required. have
Just received lotofthe
p, FINEST TRIMMINGS
for Cofins ever kept in this place, and will
he abb, to get up as fine a job as can be pro-
duced in this or any Off the adjoining counties.
EyCHARGES REASONABLE.
Lumber and produce taken in exchange
for Furniture. 7lsaa -b ..
H. STEPHAN.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
} The firm of Gump, Monyer g. Co., was this
day dissolved bymutull consent--Mr. Gump
having disposed of his interest to J ohm Carnes,
Esq. The notes and accounts may be found
at the Office of the:old firm for settlement and
payment, and all persons indebted are ieques-
ted to call and settle their accounts Immediate
ly .:as our accounts must be settled up now.
t3 - ahIi GUMP, MONYER q co.
January 9th 1853. 2tsal- a a7
The undersigned thankful to the Public for
past favors, would respectfully request con-
tinuation Of patronage for the new firm, and
guaranty to those who patronize them full sat.
isfacton, and prompt attention to all matters
entrusted to them. lssa Aj.ai -
no.l4 SO. .IH CARNES. MONYER d GO.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
NOTICE.
yala NOTICE. a,l /. ..si.
Gott1ieb Jauss ] Court of Common Pleas of
vs. Wyandot County. Ohio; ss
Gottlieb VogeI,1 Civil action, A'S

UUIUIIeU URe7,J N. OIVII uCIIUH.
GotLlieb vogel is notified that Gottlieb Jauss
has fled apettion in said court against him
asking the specific performance Of a contract
1856, by which said defendant sold to plain.
tiff the undivided half Of the North West quar-
ter of the South West quarter and the South
West quarter Of the South East quarter of sec-
tion thirty {3O) in township two ri South Of
Range thirteen 1871 in said county, and that
def't may be adjudged to convey said premi-
ses to the plaintiff. An answer is required to
said petition on or before the 23d day Of April
1859, in default of which Judgment will be
taken as aforesaid. j. D. SEARS. -'-'
Feb. 25th 1859. no 10 CIV Pltf's s Atty
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The Dramatic club

The Dramatic Club ErM St ~
Gave its last entertainment for the
present season on Thursday night Of last
week, for the beneftof Mrs. Huffman. y
Our good people manifested their appre.
citation Of the laudible object Of the exhi.
bition. and the talent Of the members Of
the club. by honoring them with a very
large audience, all Of whom went home
not only well satisfied but delighted. The
members Of the Club acquitted themselves
in admirable style-they seemed 10 have
concentrated al! their talent, energy and
taste, upon the single object Of pleasing
the very respectable audience in atten,
dance. in which they succeeded beyond
their own expectations. Il p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
GIAEUJrHSHGDN,

The great popularity Of this delightful Aro-
ma has induced many Limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitey superior it is to- all these limitations.
DISold at 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles for
$50 by the rs zaah4Af ier2ga y tJs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

yet the presentation Of this little keep
sake gives me some reason to think that
the red naais not yet fosgotten, asd for
his sake. again my friends, I asaai yOs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

/ have in my stock the finest assorment d
CLOTHS. CASSIMERS, and VESTINGS ev-
er offered to this community, and I have also
as good Cutters and Tailors as can be found
in any Of theadjoining counties at least.
,nT you WSs aot Y s'ep
shape as you can get it done in the State.
B, B,LlEBENTHAL.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

80 SOLE, PROPR1ET0RS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. B. Co.
~ MANUFACTURING n s'
pHARMACEUTISTS and CHEMISTS,
TT PrTTSBUR0, pA. !
T.w. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. Barns
& Park, MY, John D. Park, CINCINNATI
Barnard, Adams g. Go. st. Louis. And by
Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, and Canadas.
Fors by MAXWELL d H0LT0N,
tsiN}a ~ eeg Upper Sandvsky. A.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
-, M Q n 3 Y y. Y. 4. E. !.
MAKES gGg NElAag 60,
= URNlT ORE!
/. H. STEPHAN ! 4,

Still keeps his Furniture Rooms opposite the
yellow Corner" In Upper Sanlusky, Ohio,
where you will always find an assortment Of
every thing in his line Of business, such as
BUREAUS. CUPBoARDS, TABLES,
STANDS, BEDsTE ADS,
~ LOUNGES, &c. &c. 5.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

n AMPS for Fluid and Carbon Oil, to
III be had at HENDERSON & FERRIS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

4 HE pInN EER .
LOCALf AND MISCELLANEOUS
FRIDAY,.!ya I....... APRIL q. 1855
THE EdELECTION.i ID q JI
Our spring election will come Of on
next Monday, and the following are tie
Aominations that have been made for the
various oficts:A ats.l @ q ga8lg aala 81
PEOPLES TICKET.
r"aA7'gq' TOWNSHIP. .oi'a.i &
.aJaaics Of the Peace.
vnnWT. WILSON. " en-
TE0MASv.. REBER, a
g ! JAMES PERRINE, Q z ~
LOUIS GOTFRIED. ''
sIi ri 'Ja glCierk, q ,'iaau1 4a'a
o.. ool'2,D 5n. 4, R SEAMAN. '',,.,i@ ,.. i va
L9idueh Assessor, ,iaiie1,qg 5al a
.ssss ss's JOHN IRAGoN.. q, {. . p. '.''l T..
eaa sba,d iaConsta5ies, IH1t'6 elD
,., =. o. . Wv. MALONE l,.'e ,. -
suoGE0RGE. Al GIBSON.
- CONFORMATION. 14
SI9 g 9sq n s,t'a ,qs Mayor. 's5 y l8 a.5
NJ. H. KIRBY. i
''-3 .s, ~ 1o,en Council, 3 20 lal0q
svgaj1R. IA. HENDERSON, 81 oo5a
r,,,,,4 JOHN sToKER,, .,. a7a..
-a,s bzEBULANo CROFT aoS7 ,.l
z +. E. NGRIssELL, a'a
0lu0R. R MCKEE. ANT or
Recorder, ,y,
JOsEPH-A, MAXWELL,
Marshall,
JOHN PATTERSON. 7a'
teiDENOCRATIC TICKET.
Il 81 ,'s.i'', gsI TOWNSHIP.
= ,Ily ls: Ttustees,
r5a Jas. McGILL, 80
sh V JOSEPH PARKER, .iJs
g, ''''5'' JOHN AGERTER, tra
Nos Ja,ilopi Clerk. IIRs
.as.ns HENRY MILLER. ss'g.,
4, ,i,,s, aa," assessor, Il 4 Es ,q
FRANK aCONAGHAM, @'
. - ConstaJles, p vssais.s',
=, s"e ~ DAVID BOWSHER. sea
LEVI SHULTZ. sa. s....
~ 4 q ,saisilre' L-l-.-r,lal5.il i1t .-. s..
coRPoRArIoN. q a....'..' .....
,as4 laa Mayor. e aa'9 @g
JAMES CULBERTsoN, sr.
aolEoba = yfown Council. ~ ali3 I.t
.a1sgo GEORGE HARPER. ri il-.
. John STOKER, .Gl5l
'saIs NICHOLAS GoETz. 4.' ... "a
g,iIaqo" HENRY MILLER, Gf,
WILLIAM AYRES, 's tAe
adi ai s19ltss Recorder, ... O.. fl
in & Nm WILLIAM KING, .a T.. .s'. ..
Marshall, ,lsiii1J ali issu7
,s19 psS ,ltiialoHN PATTERSON. .-t ..,.. !. = I.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

REST assortment Of Portmonaies,-
II Wallets, and Bankers Cases, in
own, at HEEDERseNs. ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01


and Join in his intelcessions for the par
don Of his sins. Well too. do / remem-
Der the parting scene when the Indians
bid adieu to this loved spot, whom Grey
Eyes, in the name Of al the rest bade a.
dieu to the paths which they had trod to-
gether; to the woods where they had pur-
sued their game to the streams from
which they had procured their ish,to the
graves, Of their Fathers and the places
where their loved ones slept. Then with
his eyes moistened with tears, exclaimed
"but more still do I grieve to say farewell
to the Home Of the Lord and with emo
tions deeper still and tears fast flowing
from his eyes, with faltering voice be
said, "farewell the altar Of our God. -
"Here the Savior has been pleased to
meet with such POOR unworthy creatures
as we are and has forgiven us our sins,
but even to this altar I must say tareDeli.'
.dAnd now friends, il is from that same
altar that this little gift has been taken,
and is il to be wondered that I prize it?
I The seven years missionary labor
which I spent among that people are
years that would not have blotted from
my life's history. They are full Of pleas.
ing recollections. Although another peo-
pie now occupy the Indians former home.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE.-Oa .>atnr,!ay he l9h day
III NorrmL.r merit, will SELL on the premises,
a first rate limestone ana river bottom FARM, ly-
ing in Warren County. Va, and runs within quar-
Ter of a mile of Front Royal, the county seat.
where there good schools five stores, all kinds
of mechanics. Railroad. and every convenience
This farm contains $50 ACRES, more or less, ~
acres Of which is first rate bottom. 6U acres heayi
IL timbered and the balance in xix convenient
fields, with Il lane running through from the barn.
which have water in them except one, and II has
access to water This farm adJoins the lands "i
Dr. l. y. Buck, estate Of VIM. Richardson, decd
and was formerly owned BY |. Il. Cloud. Ihere
are all kinds Of fruit upon II, an orchard q: ABOUT
3Ou apple :rees. all III goud bearing order, aud Sc.
rcted fruit OF the best kind-Pears. Peaches, Cher
rics. and Dam.onS. ! generally have apples from
June to the next June. There is never failing
spring of water in the yard With spring house
The improyelnc consist OF large two story log
81 and weather boarded HOUSE. two servant
III houses. smoke house. barn with basement,
large tobacco house, cider house with press, corn
crib. leo huusr, and all III good order. have put
on the land some 5000 bushels lime, which shows
very well tina, lime has great effect on this kind
Of land. Having no one 0i my family 10 take
charge Of such farm desire - cell il. ana Will
do 50 on the following reasonable
TERMS -One-thiri Of the purchase money
when possession is given. and the balance III one
thousand dollars payments annually. without IN
teresr, until paid. eau give possession in any
reasonable time, would keep il in possession un
til the frst OF March, if required. The wheat sown
goes with the farm when sold.
Any person wishing to purchase such property
will finl il to their advantage to come and see, n
il will show for itself.
II this property isno, sold at the time mention
Ell. It will thtt day he rented Tor standing rent
t" the highest bid Ter.
any person wishing 10 Wow tho property will
call ON Mr.. h. Eombrr.as. Twin. on the farm, Or
on the subscriber, living Il; the Patent Lime Kiln,
near Front Royal.
Sale to commence Mt o'clock. p. VI.
ABRAHAM FURNEY.
Warren County Va, oct Is-colm
GALE OF SLANES-hS Commissioners of thu
~ Court in the ease Of James ". Morgan's I'd.
mn,trntor. the undersigned will sell nj public auc.
,ipn to the highest bidder, for cash, ." Hond'y.
The fret day u the county Court oJ F"aqHier eoIt-
IT, six or eight likely anu valuable SLAVES.
b II. SHACKELFORD, c,x
CIlAS. L. GREEN,
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Tho Cotton and Wheat Markets.

The New York Commercial OF the lith. says =
eth. movement 10 the great markets this season
Of the important staples VI Cotton and Wheat are
unusually active. That of cotton IL IN excess OF
ANY season since the fall OF 1879, AMI OF wheat II
excess Of any preceding year, early after the
harvest since lsi6. The past week sent from the
Southern ports 10 foreign markets 2t,OU0 naics,
and the present week will probably exceed 5"oUu,
rs VIC have already reported BY telegraph l5,c"o
bales from New Orleans alone. Thu, Tor the tort
night we have the equivalent o. S5,UVoOuO III for
eigu exchange against sing lie staple of the plant
ing States as early as the middle OF Octuber.--
From Chicago, yesterday, 10000 bushels OF wheat
we're shipped to the East, and $4,000 bushels re-
cciyed the same day from the interior OF the State
Of Illinois. And the daily increase has been re
ported al this rate since Septcmbcr giving four Of
the principal railway lines in that city the Gnlena
Rock Island. Illinois Central and Burlington. Al
increased traffic in that month, "a compared with
last season, of 256t33 per cent, and The prospect
of a more important addition for October. The
Importance OF these indications of the substantial
revival of trade in and from the Northwest bears
alike on the profits of the merchant and the Sc
curity of the railway proprietor. whether III bonds
or shares The four lines into the grain mart OF
Chicago referred to. have involved IN expenditure
Of fifty millions Of dollars, about oncha!t IN fund
ed debt and the other half in share capital: the
dividends upon nearly the whole OF the latter har
ing been in suspense, from the combined draw
backs of the crash of 1887 and the bad crops OF
1858, 70; quite two wears.
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DIED.

WV .alienly. on the evening Of the 18th in
-, CvpU,S SIMMONS, esq, about 70 years
:,,. formerly Of Maryland but during the las;
.,, H. sr nine years a resident Of Washington
IT,. ,.,Iv portion Of his life was passed IN Balti-
H. c,mmer,ial pursuits. On leaving that
.,,v h. took up his abode in Anne Arundel county,
va ,, soon selected by his fellow citizens to rep
r,.ep, them in the Legislature.
i, Washington, on Sunday morning, at eleven
or,o,s. after a long and seven illness, MAXI,
VII, Of John H. Wallis in the Both year Of her age
IN Washington. on the 18th instant, SAMUEL
LEE, aged sixty six year.
IN the 9Th Of October, at the residence Of her
b-,,ber.in.law. Mr.. John Bowie. near Bladens-
burg Prince Georges county, Nd, Mrs. ELIZA
spRlGG, widow OF Win. 0. Sprigg. esq, Of Wash
;a,,on county. in the 3O,h year Of her aye.
I, Richmond, Va, on the Ilth instant Mrs.
FANNY BCCKNER, consort Of DIR. Bernard ii.
Burkner Of Madison Parish, Louisiana.
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REMARkS-There was very little done OF
Change yesterday the offerings Of Grain being
unusually light. Ia Flour there is some activity,
and the markc, closed firm, at S5.l2! toc Union
street Superiine. an advance Of q! cts. on Satrr-
days figures. There were sales OF several nun
drcd barrels, principally TO shippers. Extra amt
family are still quiet, with small sales ut unchanged
figures In Wheat We have very little change 10
notice The receipts uncommonly iignt' ana
while there is fair demand, the operations are
necessarily limited. We note sales Of white, OF
fair quality, at l2jc.; good 10 prime iSofa lj2c.;
and fair TO good red 1850 Use. Corn Is very
much wanted, and prices, in the absence Of : sup
ply to meet the demand, are nominal We no'c
sales Of inferior white from store, by measure at
95c. A large quantity Of prime would command
higher figures. Rye is also firm, and in light sup
ply Small sales at 15c. Oats quiet, at "a(g"oc'
In other articles, we have no change to notice.
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81 ;
I%PT
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Serious Disturbance at Harrsr'. Ferr


BALTiaoKG, Ok l7.-The following dis
patch has just been received from Frederick:
but, as it seems very improbable, it should
be received with great caution until con-
frmcd
FREDERICK Oct Eth, a. m.-1here is an
instruction at liarper's Ferry. \ baud of
armed Abolitionists have full possession Of
United States Arsenal. The express train
was fired INTO twice. and one of the railroad
hands-a negro-killed while trying TO get
the train through the town. The insurgents
arrested two men who came into town with
a load Of wheat, took the wagon, loaded it
with rifles, and sent them into Mary
The band is composed Of gang OF about $50
whites, f,llowed by u band Of negroes, who
are now fighting.
BALTIMORE, Oct LIT is unprecedented
that the affair ut tiarper's Ferry Is more Sc
rious than people here ara willing L. believe
The telegraph wires are cut from liarpcr's
Ferry, consequently we have no cummunica-
ton beyond Monocacy.
The reported stampede Of negroes is from
Maryland.
The train due here early tti, morning has
not yet arrived.
There are many wild runners here, but
noihing authentic yet.
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New YonK. Oct. l5.-Thc receipts from Gus
toms on Thursday were S42,9i4: yesterday Sos
OO0 total amount in the Subtreasury S4,320,3,' ..
The amount Of foreign dry goods thrown on the
inaket for The week ending the 18th was S|2i,-
500: since January S95,92S,2'3.
The Tcu,onia, for Hamburg, took ont to-day
$4,000 in specie and the City OF Manchester, for
Liverpool, $3jo.OUO. making Sl.loo.ouO, about
three fourths Of which is in silver.
The tolls on all the canals in New York, from
the opening Of navigation 10 the LIST OF October in
IS47, amounted to S2,661.257. During the same
period this year the tolls amount only t" Slllo,-
52I which shows falling of of 81 ,526.1a6.
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MISERABLE FARM FOR SALT otter tor
- sale my FARM. containing about $50 ACRES
OF LAND, in Fairfax County. beautifully stua-
ted on the line OF the Orange Il Alexandria Rail
road. one mile from Burkes Station, fourteen from
Alexandria. and seventeen from Washington
There are abnut 10 acres heavily Timbered Tori
ginal growth Immediately on the Railroad, and
the remainder well set in Grass. AMI in good state
~. Of cultivation. The improvements consist Of
Grnnary aud Corn house. aud all other necessary
uut houses. There is well Of fine water in the
yard. The situation i. high and healthy one,
commanding an extensive and beautiful view OF
tiu surrounding county For further infprmn
ton. apply 10 Mr. Marshall at Burke's Station,
who will show the lani to any one wanting 10
purrhn.s. and for terms al sale, apply to Burke
Herbert, Alexandria. Va.
UPTON II. HERBERT.
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lCoMxUNicArEp.
pornlar Sovereignty.

=" ASA, upon Popular Sovereignty ana
!" .an.,,r Toomhs Augusta speech VIII
from ,r ,insularly opposite may be the
~" 4 allie legislators, even OF the same
views ' ,,i,utional questions, that
P'.,' been iudicially ennnciated'
have w. ToOnibs.
p'"?'" who 1--WE. therefore, pro-
some Ps', .,i,i riirI for reference OF
h.se not exam &c the the constitutional ques-
ca!ly the oP,i'o" rs.,sct ton TO the Supreme
court ~ NV I'D ~ Court 1t has gone
have been M, N. there; il has been de-
tsliere IN the cided "a oar tacor; and
court aad ue' ,h,, N. vet we have men who
prcd scou VI-s .;.I,,urr take 80 little troablc to
5.rri,oral Lesi'a'"!!. ;aS,r,n themselves as to
could not ,,,nrer assert and pretend to
respect 20 80 "A ,,h.r believe that the Kansas
y tae 'au'' s,w .y act acknowledged squat
Wl,s rom the OPINION 'ef o' P0pu'o'
~, ~. Court will correct "
u. ,,h;I. Senator Douglas declares that
im m,,-, Aid no: entertain the popular SOW
Nv ';,.,,> question, Senator tom5s asserts ,ha'
efe'T", -, moi only adudicated it but "deci-
tat ",nr favor" Senator Douglas says
led u Union Of Senator Toombs has been
'"s' ,j he,.suse he has not examined critl-
l ,aTr The opinion Of the Court. Senator
S""s -" ner contra. states that Senator Doug
i%"v 'n;,;np j. owing to his having taken
"s ~. ,r,nble I, inform" himself.
:, w. :.'" a,n,,hcnd that the Little Giant" IS
Y" -" me Court having merely passed up
e'''s' r,rorassional power, leaving the
:" or Ter loci question unadJudica-
- b. !, as it may the Southern Democra-
w. cannot sustain Judge Douglas tor the
= 1, Sa. even with a protest" without
a,srly ,,ultifying itse!f-having time and
u, ,s;n yehementIy protested that under no
G,icsl necessity whatever" would 1t com
nj, such here-y. W.
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The Markets.

BALrlxoRE, Oct. l7.-Flour closed heavy; and
unchanged; Howard street S5.l2. Wheat closed
buoyant. with an advance of 2c.; white l20Gl lIjc.
Corn closed firm; yellow 93M9ic. Provisions
closed firm; mess pork $l5.75; prime 81 LOO; bacon
sides lOlc Whiskey closed firm. and scarce; ONO
%,
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NOTICE.-To those of our customers who have
I settled their accounts with us, we return our
siuccre thanks As there are still large number
who have not. and have been called upon !requrnt.
" bv Mr. ". A. Hart who is authorized to receipt
for u.s. to those we would say, but little ndu.
scucc can be given. and would ask Of them 10 cal
al once, GU Mr. Hart opposite our old stand, and
settle without delay. TAYLOR HUTCHINSON.
WASHINGTON oct Got Oct. ~
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Ngw YORK, Oct l1.-Flour opened tirul, but
closed quiet; State $4.6O@ $40; Ohio SJ.1o(t
Is so; Southern SIS 25m $3.50. Wheat has do
clining tendency; sales are unimrortant; Southern
white lie. Corn il quiet; mixed Is nominal at
81. Pork is buoyaut: mess $780, prime Slo'i.
Lard is quiet. WhiSkcy is held ut zoe. Stocks
are dull and lower Va c. 94i Mo. Ca. Sls.
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MR.. J. OSBORN, Of AlcNandria, will open
Nl DANCING ACADEMY, ut Relief Hall. op-
pusite the Gazette Office, commencing o" Npnf"H
Oc'ob.r l7tt. Glasses for Young Ladies, Misses and
Masters. at o'clock, i. NJ. and for gentlemen at
o'clock. p. NJ. Days Of tuition Monday and
TUESDAYS oct lJ--dti
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RAILROAD HOTEL.

RAILROAD HOTEL.
TIME subscriber has rented the above HOTEL,
i formerly occupied hy Miss ONcal. on the
Northwest corner Of FaYette and King streets.
where he is ready to accommodate the public with
Board by the Day, Week. Month, or Year, on the
most accommodating terms.
His table will he furnished with the best the
N arkrt can afford, and his bar with the choicest
liquors. &c.
Persons travelling by the Orange and Aicxan-
dria Railroad. and Manassas Gap Railroad, viii
find this Hotel very convenient. ii being short
dstace from the Depot OF said Roads.
,.. I2Gt JOHN W RYAN
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

AZ No. ~, AoYa' drecf, opPost'e tire Ldr6tf H""-t.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
rINHE undersigned beg leave I" inform the citi
zen. OF Alexandra and vicinity, that they
have opened well supplied stock Of FAMILY
GROCERIES, DOMESTIC and IMPORTED
LIQUORS. FRENCH and GERMAN WINES.
PRODUCE. de-, Sc. A. we buy all our goods
for cash the very lowest prices, we Intend to sell
for CASH ONLY AZ the lowest rates. Ky keeping
Away. ou hand tull and fresh stock, We fatter
ourselves 20 receive liberal share Of patronage If
our fellow citizens tive u 4 call.
oc, 5-eo3m sELDNER & STEIN.