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J. S. COTTON & CO., PUBtrsHeRs,
IST OF LETTERS rrmainlng in On

IST OF LETTERS remaining in III.
4 A Post Office, at Bedford ,Ang. II, 1859
G2Persons calling for letters in thisfst will pleas,
say they advertised.
Andersen James, K. Laushlin John
Laird Matilda B Miss
burns George Law John Esq
BrenaId JesSY Love Mary
Brsdner F Mrs I.sades Israel
Barkey Hiram Asrphy Thomas
Bicke Henry Marts Wm
Bryles Preston horgaft Rrbecca
Berry Jehu Murray K VI
Cunningham WIN NartgrIs Andrew B
Cuders Margaret Mrs AeFsrnn Wm
Ca0ningron ErTe Miss Mohammitt Jerry
Cursin George Nal James
Comsiock 4 Mi'Jick RobeF;
Carson James ". Mellon Thomas
Coffroth George 3 NerytneN Mr.
Duke John E Sjccolls John
DurgiG Pirsrs Mrs Norris John J ESQ
Dpner Adam Nixoa John
DUvali Oliver Henderson
Esslck David 0leF Easter Mrs
Eshleman George Ptbbes NJ VI
Ew ing Charles Rev PuTsel Abso,om
Featers Joseph Robson Ann
Fagiey VIM Rhoads Abraham
Fulton John Rasaugeant James
Feaston Alvin Romes Nicholas N
Ford Lanra MisS Rowiee Samuel
Geuriuss W Reghart Sarah
Gore John Ryan James Mrs
Grove Richard Remeroy James
Grndle Eliza Rifle Agnes
Conden w Rea Robert
Garnss Samuel Reed George
HArtSei Abraham Swartz Sarah Mrs
Hayer William E Strowse Morris2
Harris Jacob StoFer David
Hegamond Lewis Stephen Mr..
Haldeman RI Sidney MIR.
Hershherger Christian Saunders Douglass
Henrey Lorins Scott Mathew
Harris Stirling DouslasS
Humbargpr Philip Shlichter John G
Hardisty VIM L Stewart H or Walker I
Hernyt Thompson d:
James Jessey Thomas Benjamin
Jay LEWIS Than Pniiip
koontz Reberka Wood A B
Kern Ambrose Wharton John
kneidler Weatherwoe Abraham
kautiman Andrew Waite G
Kazi Fl Wilson 6
Knight T Esq Williams David
Kahn John Ir Williams * McFadden
Lewis Saiiic Miss Zimmerman Eliza E Mr.
JOHN A MOWRY, NJ.
Ang. 1889.
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DlcKENs Is coalNG.-A private letter re-
ceiged by a well-known literary gentleman in
New York,Nper Persia states that Dickens,
The novelist, will visit this country in the early
part OF November, on profess ional tour. He
will deliver course of lectures throughout the
country.
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7 IsT OF CAUSES, put down for trial a.
T IsT OF GRAND JURORS, drawn for

IL August eFm . Monday 1883.
Geo. w. GumP, Foreman. B. R. Aschom,
George Beegle: Christopher Carper, John w.
Crsman, Solomon Dicken, John Eshelman, Jo-
srph Fisher, VIM. Fluke, George w. House.
holder, VIM. Overocker, Wm. Otto, Lewis
Putt, Adam Poe, Oliver J. Robinett Rinehart
L. Rrplogie, VIM. States, Jacob StucE-y, IT,
vi Schater, Sarluel StatI-r, John s. ScheEl,
Val. B. Wertz, Samuel Walter, Stephen Woa-
dsfs
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aOLD BEREs" iS McrioN.--The Democracy
ofE"Old Berks" held IT'S annual County Meeting
al Reading, on IN" Is; inst. Hon. }. Lawrence
Getz presided. The meeting was very large,
and the best feelings prevailed. Old Berks will
redeem herself 10 October.
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Ca Letter from Utah states that the Nor
mons have nominated Gen. ). EdreGge as their
Delegate 10 Congress, to take the place of Mr.
John NJ. Brrnh,sel, who has occupied that po-
sition for several years. Affairs in the Terrific
ry presented no FEATURES of marked Interest,"
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FOR DisTEIcr ATToSNEY,
GEO. H. SPANG, of Bedford Borough.
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rsR DIRECTOR CT THE POOR,
JOHN KEMERY, of SchelIsburg Bor.
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EState Of Samuel Burket. Decd.


&T ETTERS OF administration having 5rta
l&4G granted by the Register OF Bedford cour.
~, to the undersigned, upon the E,tatate of Sam.
uel Burket, late OF Union township, decd all
persons indebted to said Estate are hereby noi
fed to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the Estate, will presen.
them properly authenicaad for settlement
JACOB BURKET,
August ~, 1859. Admints .ator
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FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
SAML KETTERMAN, OF Bedford Boz.
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S25 ssGWAgsD:

The above reward will be paid for the apPr''
hension and and teivery to the Bedford Conn-
ty Jail, of WILLIAM RussEtL, who broke jail
on Monday morning the ist ot Aug. inst. II"
is about FIVE feet, seven or eight inches high,
stout buIit and dark complexion. lie had On
when be left, dark coiorpd coarse straw hal,
blue coat, and check pants.
WILLIAM S. FLUKE,
July 5, l859-3t. Sheriff.
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FOR TREASURER,
VIM. SCHAFER, Of Bedford Borough.
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FOR coMMlssicSER,
WM. n. PEARSON, of NJ. WoodbrTry tp.
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8 r r q 2 M a r Z.

Came to the premises nf the subscriber, aSout
the first of July last, bay mare, supposed TO bs
about Is or &c years old, with small star in .as
forehead and some white on the right hind leg, and
stcay backed 4; other marks The owner is re-
ques'ed TO come forward, prove property, pay char
ges and take her away.
PETER RIFLE.
Juniata Township, Aug. s;b, 1883
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SEW AGRlcULTURM SETTLEMENT.

10 ALL WANTING FARMS,
RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHTFUL.
AND HEALTHY CLTM ATE 25 MILES S0UTH.
EAST OF PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAM
DEMAND ATL 4NTlC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY,
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Notice.

The part tnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned having been dissolved, all
persons knowing themselves indebted 10 the
drm, are respectfully requested TO make settle
ment at as early day as possible,
B.F. MEYERS,
July 29,'59. G. w. BENFORD.
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COUNTY TICKET.

4oa AssocIATE JUDGE,
WIN. STATES, Of w. Proyidencr tp.
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NORMAL aCHoOL.

The County Superintendent will open the
third session OF the Bedford Go. Normal Sch ool,
on Monday the Odd day OF August. All per-
sons wishing to teach in the county during the
next winter, invited TO attend free Of charge,
for tuition. None else need apply.
II. HECKERMAN,
Go. Supt.
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CAUTENN.

al persons hereby cautioaed against taking
certain note. gwen by the undersigned and George
Shafer and Conrad Shipp To VIM. Miller of Shippens-
burg, Pa. dated February 81, 1915, as am deter
mined NOT 10 pay the unless compelled by
law, having received no value therefor.
G. S. YEAGER.
PleasantvilIe, aug. 1o,'59-3t.
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A LII WANTING FARMS IN 4 DE-
IA iIghtful climate, rich soil, and secure from
frosts. See advertisement OF Hammonton Lands in
another column.
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TRAPE GROWERS CAN CARRY on
VI their business most successfully at Ham
monon, free from ffosts. Some forty Vineyards set
out the past season. See advertisement of Hamnon
ton Lands, another column.
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TiE ROMANO: or HISTORY,
AS EXHIBITED IN TaE
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or
ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES;
COMPRISING
REMARkABLE Ex AMPLES
FEMALE COURAGE, DlSENTEREsTEDNESs
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One large volume, l2mo. cloth. Price 81 25.

To set before the women of America exam
pies Tor imitation in III" most trying circum-
stances, is the Object Of this highly Interesting
BOOK LIT The reading and study of such a
work become common, and our wlges, mothers,
sisters aud daughters, will become more re-
nowned for resolution, fortilude, and seIf-sacri,
fc-, than the Spartan females were old.
Every Lady IN the land should have copy
ofthis highly interesting Book.
is. COTTON & CO., Publishers,
No. 400 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
The Publishers will send either of the above
popular Books by mail, free of postage, TO any
part of The United States, upon receipt of the
publication price.
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FOX AL d lIAl
DANIEL FLETCHER, Of Monroe p.
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AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE
of Hair and tooth brushes at DR.. Harry
Drug and Book Store. Ejuly 80,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
6aromnre.

VARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
4 Jsst and best variety in the city-fuT salouY
aSg n X, RAYNOLDS, No ssunenoI 81.
nOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
Ilcnpuou, variety slgs S9a PFGe-isrssls 6y O,
IRON AND STEEL.--At out a ship
80 'C,r sate py IA X. RAYNOLDs,
- lVaa6 No 6Suuru 81
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MATRIMONIAL.


70 rHE L,bIEs oF rHE UNttED STATES:
Il has my good fortune TO restore to health many
heusands Of my country women. .#
NV success has excited the malice Of the ehvious and
aous but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SO long held in afectionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced ms
skn can afford Jsspse The efforts Of mischiefmAkers
ud slanderer ...... |r....|f J..
My friends nave repeatedly urged me 90 place my med
cine for producing mrusiruaon within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the Statos but indisposton to enter
aed occupied by quack with their peruoous nostruns
and foar that uuprnciprd counoroiters might palm upon
no public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME," in tho United Siates. .
Atlast yield to the enreaos OF patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females OF America medicine
hch has rendered somewhat famous throu ghout the
Old World.
In regard 70 the efficacy the "AAIlE DE FE VINE"
ueed only say that in liquid FORM AND is e1actt such
as have used Ia practoen France fo maJ years aud
that it has never failed secure a satisfactory result
Tho "Amie de Femme" and meusruaton stand Ia the re
laton OF cause and effect u lkepowerf to ginat'
healthy menstrual hu whore has existed and tt
restore it where has been suppressed.
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of dreC
mons on each bottle Of the "Anis de Femme whhoprml
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing bc1
will be scaled with my private seal
Price, $500 package. ~ ,,,,onr
PARIS, January, 1851
For sale, wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FtSKE
No q Superior street, Cleveland, who will supply th
Annie de Femme" at the Propretor's puoes.
auto OdSwy6
! THE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TC
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1nsuroutt Agents.
THE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY


or0ased January e. 1852 under ne general oo oCte Sta,
Capital stock 1000 Shares ~ $40 4heb,
secured BY Ikenl hstate s1O0,ono
QEF1CERs TO W sCHMfDE President Dr. w.
MEfEh Vice President, JAGOB hlUBLER, Secreiary.
blhELIORi;-C. W schmilt u Mayer, u Kollcr,
y W Mtyer'd Wagner, 9. Leick, }. Mueller John A.
fiiE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY 1nsures
agant los g damage BY hre for year tnd tess. build
nE eoode Wafos, merchandise etc Payment uf losses
sha pc made M 90 days ufter the loss shat been
osrtsinsd aud proved Not more than 900 will be insur
Onc. No "a Atwater 'ook up iairs) superior street
On, MeE. ten, lnlsR2 ~ JOHN WAGN FR. Pres.
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Real C5stNtE A9rnrp.
3flaabinists Mt.
6air Dpe.

NYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bsrs BAssETr HAIR DYE great G defd9T5tu9 dSTt i
sae r small quantities fty per cent less than You can
1uTchase any other dye IN the country B9l th 5oe
Hsve t nav Il fDr the same ted Tor MY cent
sHj go urther for the same quantity You oan ssE any
ssde desire from light shade 10 brown shaue anu "
blark and give the best sasiactiuu 10 customers ~ W.
ing keeDs natural appearance For sale Mhoesale 'h
Retail hy Wh. e ANIL ~. ,Vi ~ ,Ipoti I,oi 90
mu2dtfs tegnEry .,nLG.l1,I, -
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Gobattu nrl0 GiQats.

J0HN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
al Vyi,i,s,Is and Retail dealer IN TOBACCO, SNUFF
s1d CIGARS in Hswltrs steam Power block WeI95 81
Uegr Tonai Basin, cleveland. ono. 9Gz,alS L.,
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Boots anO 6bOrs.

Of What I'd Sing.
We're tqBing poets do
.Iwould be not Of love, hut g. love ofn Shoei 10
Not Of The Ladies' but Of their Sir srs.
Not OF their eyes, hur Of their Goifffs, .
Of fevery form Rnd everv feature
... To please the most fastidiOus creature
And Gsniomou will find their pear
Is mhuufnc ured with much care:
Aud Chhir too uTe fun l. he'd s0les,
Oievery grade BY r. o. sHoLEs
Come htsi, come low, come rich come poor.
And buy 20 " Shoes at BhOLESi STORE
tR- A large stock Of boots b SHOES Of every
scnption consttnly on hand all Of which will be sold
the low est pOisiOls prices, at T. a.. SHOLESf
upr25 No. 23i Superior street
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lV' The Festival Of the Flower Queen to be given
at the Melodeou Ou the evening of Tuesday next,
will be fine affair. Keep this entertainment in
mind
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N. N. sOLOMONsON

pRAcTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPuCAN,
eeps the largest assortment the approved kinds OF
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near or iar
ghted are ground under his by machine
Of anew construction, with the fTea 0st care, TO
1.-THE eyes in al curing Weakness, DzEnfSF Or
Addmation Of the Eyes, and imparng strength for long
reading or fue sewing.
" N. IL. Solomonson would here inform the public
thathe never employs any in the sale ofhisenses
~ Also a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES hI
CROsgoPEs, COMPASSEs, &c, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted Withsut pain, as perfect ag NATURAL
IrY-Oniee3s Superior ,underhe AmeTipau Hotel
80 iunQq
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
Tho Grain and Flour Markets.

The grain and -four markets are now beginning
70 assume an unusual degree of Importance based
mon the probable foreign demand and upon our
spt;c;pat.d wants at home. The trade OF the
Northwest very naturally excites interest "A
Chicago paper says: -,
"Tbe amount of -four and grain in store at
Chicago at the close of the week was 1870 bar
rsIs of -four and s94,O74 bushels of grain over the
amount in store ut the same period last year; Ou,
# must not be supposed that this excess is caused
hy fine fact that the receipts have been greater; 1t
i: only because the shipments have been less
The reason alleged for the falling of IN receipts
notwithstanding the high prices. il stated to De
.;mnlv because the country il destitute OF gram.
The deficiency is estimated at three millions OF
bushels. A we'll known mercantile house says:
..The new crop, upon which go many hopes are
,..ad will first have to supply this deficit, aud the
smrulps. if any, will then he made safe I" count
mnnn a., 20 much additional profit. The t9tal re
c.;nts Of iour and grain at Chicago for 1893 ws,e
%. sSl. s6l bushels. The crop Of 1897 Is gentrs,y
.rpeeted to be vastly greater than any pea
rsised; but, estimating it only at one:thira g.ea a'
than that Of last year, we shall receive mere o., y
OOO, 600 bushels Of grain, which Will ena"le "
make up our deficiency Of six millions, anu ns's
tws.ty-6 million bushels Of surplus.
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-" At Il called meeting Of the Young Mems
CHRISTIAN Association. held at their Hall, on Wed
ur.iay morning, June LIST. 1859. the following pre-
snhle and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas. il has pleased an Ailwise Providence
+, remove from us. our brother, k. ZIMMERMAN,
who from his Jealous Christian life and peaceful
death. We believe has been taken from labor here
t. his reward above,
Resolved. That. though in his death We have
los, a beloved brother, we bow in humble submis-
sion 10 the will Of our Heavenly Father, and pray
that thi. sad bereavement may lead to a closer
walk with Him.. ,.
Resolved. That we sincerely condole with his
deeply afflicted family and relatives. and point them
fer consolation to the bright hope Of n reunion
with their loy Ell one in Heaven.
Resolved. That We will attend the funeral OF
our deceased brother at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Resolved, That the above preamble and resolu
,ions be entered upon the minutes OF the Associa
ton. and published in the City papers, and a copy
Of them forwarded to the family of the deceased
ROBERT BELL. ir, Recording Secretary.
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CO M NJ E R C L.
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Flour closed very dui
and heavy; Howard street, Ohio and City Mills 81
Whea, closed dull and lower; white lGO@lSjc.
red 1900 lsOc. Corn closed dull; white s"@ H'c'
yellow s4@sSc. Provisions closed dull and un'
changed. whiskey irmer; 2S@ 29sc'; new Soc'
New York, June 4.--Flour has declined DO
lOe: State s6.5O@s6.7O, of the June inspection;
Ohio s7@$7.25; Southern S7.5o@$7.6o. "hea'
closed with II declining tendency; Southern red
IS5M 1909: white 20Oc.; Milwaukee club l21@
135c Corn closed quiet; mixed is nominal at
ssc.; white 92e. Beef closed heavy; mess s'i@'
sl4. Pork closed dull: mess Sl6.62; prime sll.''
Lard closed heavy. Whiskcy closed dali at 2'!e'
Stocks are dull and dropping. Va. 6s 9ht. Mo-
As S31.
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EXCURSION FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

~ The large and pleasant steamer
A@SPOWHATAN will leave the Mai
Boat wharf at l o'clock. P. M, June Ith, and
proceed down the River a far as she can. to enable
her to reach Alexandria, on her return. at Il sea
sonable hour by moonlight, thus giving the eXcur-
sionists an opportunity Of seeing much OF our noble
Potomac.
For the benefit of any who may wish 10 60 from
Washington. the boat will leave her wharf at that
place at hali-past IL o'clock, and return with them
that night.
A Picnic SUPPER will he prepared by the La
dies. in addition to the usual Refreshments.
\ fine BAND has been engaged from Washing
ton for the occasion.
Tickets for Gentlemen 81. For Gentleman and
Lady Sl.5O. To be had ut the Stores Of Robert
Bell. James Entwisle, jr, John H.. Parrot, ueo. T.
French, or of any one of the
CDmmitss IF arrangements:
J. +. Chase. X. kemper, W. A. Hart.
GmmiH., Of Receptions at Ia. Boat
Vim. II. Fowle. T.. Z. Wilmer.
=
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DIED.

4, Mount Gideon. Caroline county, on the goth
N.y Mr., HENRY HILL, in the nth year of his
ar Mr.. Hill was n fine specimen OF the Virginia
.o,Irman. Polished without being affected, and
s;,,uk without being offensive. he was distinguished
-, the constancy of his friendship. In all the
r,I,,on, of life he aimed to discharge with fidelity
N. duties devolving upon him. As husband, he
MA. considerable aud kind; IA a father. ~judicious
bu; inlulsent: as 4 master. humane ana cohseien-
.r.. ,., relative, afectionate and uniform in his
t,,rjpy: and. ~ a citizen. upright. unambitious
,al psaceaLle. To his eight surviving children
,oi :, hi, numerous grand children. he has LETT
+. ,,.t OF all legacies-a spotless reputation.
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~
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
J.ater from Cuba.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamer Cahaw-
ba, from Havana on the SOth, arrived here
this morning. Freights were active, and
tending upward. The health of the city was
good.
Col. Robertson, formerly L. S. Consul at
Havana. died on the 18th.
The United States steamer Walker arrived
on the 30th.
Three French war vessels had been lying
outside of Havana awaiting dispatches per
the Cuhawba. and sailed Immediately on re-
criving them.
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LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JUNE 4.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Corinthian, Hudson, Maehodoc' corn u
Robinson a. Payne.
Sloop 81. Cloud, MORRISON, Little hi'er' corn 'o
Robinson l. Payne.
SAILED.
Schr. j.. l.. Rednor, Endicot. Providence, by l.
J. Mehafey.
Schr. W. X. Gem. Nye, Hyannis, by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr. Susan. Rogers. Boston, by NJ. Eldridge'
Propeller diamond State, kerwin. Baltimore
10y Wheat i Bro.
MENORN SDA.
Baraues Eva. Perry, Advance, Cain. and Fame,
Wvman, hence at II. John, n. B., 29th ult.
Schr. b. +. Woclscy, Erickson. from this port,
for Cohssset Narr"ws, nrliNed Mt Newport, Isl i"'
slant.
Schr. Garlic, Crcwell, for this port, sailed from
Richmond, End inst.
Schr. Bulah. Hanson, for this port, sailed from
Providence, LIST inst.
Schr. Minnesota, Baker, hence at Boston, Ind
inst.
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Nh GnunreSSiOnal District.
MARRIED.

,s, Narv's Church, by the Rev. Peter kroes,
b. I'm of May. CORNELIUS OSuLLlNAN,
.n MARY o'SULLINAN, both OF this city.
On, the ,ih. MICHAEL McSHEkRi, and MAX
GlRET McCANN, both OF this city.
,IGTsTA MATTOCk, both of Prince Viii,
ma ~, $I.t. ANDREW BRENT, of this city
.i ELIZABETH WILSON, of Washington.
+. ..ninrton. on the 22d May. by the Rev. Mr.
70, Nr. HIRAM LESLER, to Miss MARY
LINTON. of Washington.
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Execution of a Murderer.

ALBANY. June 3.-Michael OBrlen, an
elderly man, who murdered his wife at Co
hoes, by kicking and beating her to death,
was executed to-day. O'Brien was between
80 and 60 years old. The services of the
Catholic Church were read at the gallows,
and the execution took place within the Jail
before about three hundred people. The
prisoner was .ierked up five feet by weights,
and died almost without II struggle.
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TEORGE DUFFEY would respectfully inform
" his friends. and the public. that he VIII give
his entire attention to WATCH REPAIRING, IN
all its branches. He would call particular attcn-
ton I, his ELECTRIC GLIDING AND PLA-
TING. BY an entire new process, the subscriber
can Gid Watch Cases of any caret Gold that may
he required. and 80 rs not To be distinguished from
the genuine article. Door Plates, Knobs, Military
Goods. &C.. plated and Gil'ied at the shortest no,
tice. JEWELRI REPAIRED ~ usual. aud all
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-06
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
,,,b CONGRESSIONAL District.

Tho vote in this Congressional District, it
fro" snv that Mr.. Lctcher received q majority
". Wr Gocsin of 5ls-bcing a gain on the vote
g.y. Wise and Flogrnoy OF o.u; ha.Gs
. smith has been reelected to Congress Oy MAJOR Ms;
''''"' Mr. Henry Shackelford received 457
Thomas -. District. SO that Gov. Smith is, after
'.''> ,.J .nly by n plurality vote. lie is in Il
o.. e.,,t, aver iir votes-or in the same rela-
m.a''"; nj stands to 457.-Fred. Herald.