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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15


pIIE attention of tie pub
he HuI of purchasers particularly, to the superior fnE
MUM PIANOS manufactured by him. splendid
u stantlv hand,
our r.,ro~ have received Premium years
n, ls,6 aud T. 81 the Fairs u" the American Institute,
tysai Palace in competition with most 1T the leading manu-
',ur-s at sew YORK an Bosom and unquesonaby OF
The best nai'y OF tone full round and 'iinnt well
ush durability hatter ourselves by the approval
artists In v'n,ning to III Pianos stand
yard volume OF tone and elasticity o touch combined with
tie grea,e which very rarely met with other
wercspcr'foly soicI, examination from strangers and
friends themselves ct tho above before
,lsewhc,c. All our iiano- warranted
H. HANSEN, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortcs.
nov u d6m WAhtnooMs. 100 Centre 81 Nkw YonK
soaNs.mn'- SEWING MAGnlNEs.-asrcnI
~ success always the hoSt conclusive proof OF
Judged by tins there no labor mach before
sizing thu highest reputation In the United States they
Inhibited the late Exposition univcrsec IN France
boy CARRIED oil the highest premium and great manuiacto
3 10 make tlem has cen built in iar's
inovcry branch Of industry which to he done,
IL, used profit As the speed
The halfway tain is 10 travelling on foot SO sew ing with
somakcr dessmaker carriage .adter latter
should b" without "no The fair i"ht Of using OF
,ler uAehie, regularly employed, ,snr Thousand Dollar,
year In all private anil. whore there much sewing
'ont ihe~r machines valuable assistance. Planters
na hot nl them particularly convenient and prob
Table Ihes machines Simple their construction and
s' snng oad Durable. being the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chhr eve" made by which every sort o work, coarse or tine
roul h" perfectly executed lh"u,Sot inferior aud worth
les Machines have been made and sold under
hpt S.uSrs Machines alone have every
"hsro to satis', he ns"f the public
ian rnra ''nctions for u4ing, are sent with each
'm"' ~ n"h ANY one can readily acquire the art OF ma'
aeus ~ he machines are packed sccuroy to aas
N.Y. r, arJn n,v nI NJ si,:r a e. Gn1,i. VI p "sna,
"A",i! '!'sotcd To Tue Sewing Mat nc interest
rr,uc,pal Once No ~: broadway, New York
bRAN'H ofttCts.No n Hanover St, Boston. No - Chap
:" St Ny Haven, c. Hlosesll.. y No "a Broai 81,
B,inurr St, lsilumoo No.a. Westminster ST. Providence,
y" Easr iih ST. Cincinnati No. ~ North ih ST, :,
L'ni. Ans st Charles ST, Ne" Orleans No 20 pauphp
ST. Mobile. tdrr .4dScis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

4 OOLN 10 XOt COAIN WOOD Bas.s.S.
IL We received another supply OF Inc c',Iat
Victor and Merit COOK roy Es tor ooi sHd whI,'
sally admired the late Me-
chan zeal this place by the saving
thcAncss OF casting their superior finish and perfect
ion In tho cooking they rAaowi
the We have ~
Copper Reservoir. boiler.
furnishing ho, all without
additional fuel being heated TN pipe, and without
interfering With the cooking OF the sioNe
dis & s BLISS A co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

LNlRE, lIFEAND MARINE INSI RANCE
H LYNcHHrHa Hosk a FihE lNsthANCk Comra>f--lh
Company Insurance loss damage by Fire,
Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco and other build
ings goods and merchandise generally. IN
tow and country on the most favorable terms.
Also Insurance the lives ali pcrs"Es enjoy
good health AID sound for hole
life, or tor a limited period
Saves employcd In ordinary psonS viii be insured
reasonalc
TAe Company will also take rlsks from aud to any OF
the Northern southern Ports, la orable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President,
JAMES NJ. CORBS, Vice President,
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, ULef Enguecr.
DIRECTORS.
JoHS oTEY TAYLOR, MN. r. ANDERSON,
JAMES PAYNE. JoHN 4. DAVIS.
WM II STkATroN, MAURICE = LAS8HoRSE,
SAMrtL IL. MckISNET, CHAs L SLArGHTfK
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, treasurer
CRIED 7. WILLS, Secry
n Dn " II iV CIV ~ OWEN Medical HAMMERS.
The Medical Examination of Insurance VIII be
made at the once OF the Company each day h.tw tho
houis OF . and 1 o'clock r NJ feb r},it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Nu ;" y.
We TIDS OF READY MADE CLOTHING lie IN.
embraces Ibis opportunity to The pub
Al large aud his friends that his stock al READY MADE
GLorI1Nti, GENILEMESS FURNISHING G0Du~
UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS, &e. has now been received and
pnrch ised cedented low prices r cash, and
customers lti to the interest OF
examine my stock before calling esc~ here" not
Ing can do wonders, bat that vii conhne myself 10
and profits only The variety Of styles and
quality Clothing, finer aud better than cverhis
u goud faith.
Country Merchants viii lind my johbng prices than
ever therefore, give cad whnc'als aud retail buyers
udg. for yourselves aud In study Ing itcst
will certainly purchase OF me.
oct la,sl NJ GUGHENTEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
Once S0uth-Side Railroad Company
PErkHsBURG, July tls5e. )
N - :si.':zi s sssisss,

hlRECT ROUTE To TnE " EsT and IN.
IL VIRGINIA SPRINGS, via South side airoad r"mp
burg via East Tenn aud Va Railroad from ."l
|" kn"xvle,>i" East Team and ,eors, tai.d Knox.
Dalton. Western Atlantic
Chattanooga via Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Railroad from stevenson to Memphis
Through Tickets issued 10 The ave points and the Springs
and agsage checked through at the office South Side
road, Pctei sburg.
road, commencing ON SUNDAY next. the lth July inst
an continuing until further notice. ~
Com Getting with the Richmond aud Dan,iie Trains Al
BurAeye (Junciion)ard with thu through at ynch
Leave Petersburg daily at............. 5:3oo'clkA NJ
Arrive Burke> Ie junction.
Aniyeat Farnisilie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 925
AnNc at Lynchburg AT. ................. l2IU p M
Leave i.ynehbulg daily at................. $50
Arrive at farmvule ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. ~
Arn>ea BurkevHle (Junetio,D st............ el5
'''''' FKEiHiii TMAiN '''
Connecting with Eiehmond aud Danv.e I.
Leave Petersburg daily at.....................G AM
AIM AIM a, a, h,'Ir, :, ~ T. IA
An,yr at Bu. keylllc tJnnrtoij INSTRUMENTATION NJ
Arrive At Petersburg - = NJ
An Accommodation Passenger Car Tor tie Way Ioes.
Traol 10 the Irin leaving LyncLburg with
frrigt II 33u a. and passengers up West, will
ake the Mad Tran a, o,nek A. NJ Stopping places, t"
ia oharsrl and in no will e tram be stoppcd
Ws,ns w,,vic Diach a4a Whites N"tsoway c IA
i'nrk.'l'e ccs High Ii's', farnNie Prospect, ramp
I'm sEve'green Arp"maoA spout Srriug Concord, James
River
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEh.Sle Railroad Freight and Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg daily tSnnday seAceptcij a,,....7 A. NJ
Leave CITY Point
Arrive at retr shurs at.
The above rains 18th the James River Steamers
leaving City Point for Norfolk and Saturday morning
and neSdy evening with the fine Steamers Roanoke and
Jam, II bound for New York
The Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
there business Justify Stopping places tEke
put of passengers be strictly by those
The tram and il Ill the train be stopped
point Friends Crossing Cedar Level and irehcs Cross.
Isl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15
NEED'. PATENT .EW.Ns: MA.MINE-.

n
w THIS liz the reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in This market both the quality of m work, its du
than at OF an other Machine w0ie it works with
which 1t works superior making straight
evenly laid seam much inner than ordinary hand work, while
lhe elegant hand woia raley gets working
der or repairing aud simple that operator
perform all ordinary repairs on It, until worn out With
thea advantages over other Machines, feel c"ndi,n,
% pi . Ssas Masa viii best meet the wants Of
and shoe Makersor Others requiring their work
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find this Machine
that VIII do their work in rapid and substantial aud
much Ulcer than the ordinary Families who require
their wants. besides saving labor enough months
pa! iori Taos viii lind great by this Sew
w"rk' does ni rip essy and that looks much nicer than
and work. Boo and shoe 'nutacturers Thou
sands OF Dollars using this Machine while purpo
work dne an leather by this Machine is better than
The editor Csdartown Georgia. Patriot says When
we purchased Hesds Pae.t s-ins Machine intend
ed wholly or amiy but RECOMMENDED
On leather I'd Harness Carriage Trimmings
many of "u n,shbos testify to the superiority OF
""k d.nr IN thu way both IN pc Mt :" beauty and strength
and We ,onai-n for this alone the machine has savel la
large pi,ntaton worth the OF his best
hands IN HE mc in IN king clothes for the rest Ev
or! Machine have sold III this vicinity has the
@ satisfaction ami several intend to order Machin' from
plantation near New Orleans Your Uted's Patent Sr
9 MacA,n' have been in auost bought
he ana with the best OF practical results In css than three
weeks me Two ope1aors"n them finished complete suit oi
rohes Tor each Of my hundrd plantation
u una Tue TINE saved In usus them has more
than laid their
Another aner says used employ three four hands
IN naNns clothes for the since
Weeds Patent SeinS Machine III. sewing
ne "hoi" plantation, while wife making nearly
AZ te clothes oi the family ieei the
for itsef every three mouihs w.
We wish all who need Machine examine these as they
are the simplest and Family use Plantation or any
Sewing Machine SlOO $3.50
JAS. WHITNEY,
Successor to Whitn L. Lyons
,, . 34j Broadway New York.
" Sold by A s, ENGLEDOvE dealer In Fancy Goods
Bonnets. &c, Lynchburg Va mar apts
MOUNTAIN SEED OATS. for .nIrby
AVA march l2dt kINNlER & SANDERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

New YORK, Sept. 26.-In the stock market there
is but little variation. In State stocks there were
largo sales Of Missouri skies closing at S5s, at
vance. Virginia skies lower than on Saturday,
and Tennessee higher. A lot Of Michigan skies
was taken at 9SI, and Of Indiana two and u halis
ut 81.
The Persia is the last steamer that will taHe out
specie nj the present rates OF Insurance ana there
fore the shipment may be large. The tota! export
Of specie the past week was S2,727,14i; total TOR
1859, $50, 49, IL.
The weekly bank statement shows the following
rcsults:-The loans amount 10 Sll9.@51,32o, an
increase of $30,9G1. The specie average Is SZO.-
$50. 1876. decrease Of SSJ2.2ii. The circula.
ton is s. ,3J7 POO. u decrease of Ss7,6S0. Tie
nett depvsitcs are S72,7 500, a decrease OF
$il6,S0a.
The receipt at ,iIe-water Of -four. wheat. corn,
and barley, for the year, shows considerable iai.
ling of AS compared with last year. For instance
there was a decrease in -four of s5O,SlG barrels
and of wheat o;g. So bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29


on Change, the offerings fair and the demand
good--prices closed frmer. There is a better feel
ing in the Flour market, and prices are stitenins.
We note sales of about 900 bbls. Union street
Super at s., principally TO shippers. Extra and
Family in fair request, at quotations gwen
above. Wheat is also looking up, and the ohcr-
ings on Change were readily taken at III, ~
and Use. for fair to good white and no. H. III,
and Hoe for inferior to good red. No sales Of
prime or chuico reported, and quotations are non-
nal! The offerings Of Corn have improved, and
the demand is fair. We note sales at SEQ Sic.
for white and yellow. Some sales OF Rye at 'oc.
market active at GS(a loc. Oats arc III good
enquiry, with sales al 500. $6c.-receiptS light.
and supplies on hand moderate. Seeds, Wool,
Fertilizers and other articles usually quoted, are
unchanged The Grocery market Is active. and
sales are increasing. Business brisk, and Money
easier
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst. by Rev. George W. Harris
Mr.. WILLIAM BAlNE. Of Baltimore. to Nil
AMANDA c. KEaFVUi, daughter Of Daniel ;
ker.oot. esq. Of fauquicr county, Va.
A; Glover Green, Orange county. the reSid"A",
~ Mr. George finder. the 18th inst, hy Rev
Mel,, :. Chancellor. Mr.. JOHN +. CHEWING
to Miss MARGARET TIMBER.
Al 0scoquan. on Thursday ga inst, BY Eey
J. : Tome. WM. J.. LIpSCOMB and HENRI
ETA HOLLAND, al OF Prince William county
In Washington. on the 27th instant, BY the Rev
John c. smith, JOHN +. HANCOCK to DoRCAs
q. DUDLEY, both Of baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
Bishop 0nderdonk.

The annual convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of this Diocese, assemblies
at S.. Johns Chapel, in this city. Tomorrow.
The proceedings promise 10 be of a most
interesting if not exciting character. II the
question Of restoring Bishop Onlcrlonk t.
his Episcopal functions comes up. a storm Is
certain. As we have already stated, the
Bishops friends discourage the disposition
to bring up the matter for debate in any form
the House Of Bishops only. and not the
Diocesan Convention, having competent .ju-
r,sdictiun All that they are DESTROYS Of i,
that the action OF the Convention should be
restricted to the simple act Of Individually
signing the memorial in support OF the Blsh-
ops petition asking u be relieved from tie
sentence Of Suspension. The opposition, On
the other hand are understood to be INN :
cal 70 this policy, and resolve that, If amy
steps are taken towards restoration. the
whole matter shall come uptor debate. before
it goes t. the House of Bishops at Rich
mona.-.Nec York Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
An 1,sn 10 Thomas Corwin's Credit.

Han. Thos. Corwin still continues to do
HE country good service, by haying alive the
Cha.e-. Giddinsses, and all other Abolition
ISIS Of the party, who declare that the fu-
give slave law shall not be obeyed. At
s.. Clairsyille the other day. he was especial
" severe on the reasonable and fanatlcdi
leaders who control tie Republicans Of Ohio.
He i. reported in the Gazette Opp OF that
place, rs saying
That is the law, and we have agreed to
abide by 1.-THE law Is constitutional and
thrust be OBLIGED. Young lawyers with
soaped muStachios and cigar foot long in
their mouths, who had cursorily glanced
over Biacksiones Commentaries, and, had
read Swan on Executors and Administrators,
and perhaps seen Wilcox Forms, had no hes
itation in pronourcing it unconstitutional;
but in the face Of such distinguished author
iiyl Is Constitutional, and 1t Is the law
Of the Eui-the highest and most intel
lsent tribunals in the land have SO pro-
nouuced t-so decided it, and there can be
no doubt about it."
The Gazette says Mr.. Corwin further de-
caret
Now it being The law, it must be obeyed
fit is resisted, it is felony; ilresisted with
Al armed force, it is treason, and those who
resist it must b. <hot-must he lang. Some
men among Us have doctrine they call high
er law doctrine, and profess that their con-
sciences are above and beyond the Constitu-
ton and that they will not obey the law
These gentleman are traitors, and must be
elevated toa purcr atmosphere-suspended
hung up."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
DIED.

At Mountain Home. in Frederick county, OF
dis. asc Of The lungs. JOHN I. TknNE, IN the
2S,h year Of hi age. lie was member Of ne
baltimore Annual Conference, WITHIN the bounds
Of which he travelled and preached Tor ihr:r Or
four years He was the youngest son 81 d: :.
Trone OF auckland PRINCE William County, Va,
AMI leaves large circle .: relations and fF'cnas
10 mourn his carly i"ath.
In Washington, on the evening Of the 27th inst,
after long and painful illness. MAkuA ELI
ROBBINS, vito Of Thomas Robbins, aged -
years.
At Fredericksburg, on Monday morning, 10th
September, Mrs. CAfHARlNE MALE, reiict OIL
the late Anthony kae. in the 64th year Oh hef age
In Richmond city, on the 18th inst, at 4! clock,
A. NJ, Mrs MARIA CARTER CALDWE Eth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

The TWIN PORTALS "A correspondent
Of the Charlottesville Advocate mourns the
I"~ the public have sustained by the destruc-
ton Of two twin popars. which were blown
down by the late storm. They are thus des-
crlhed:
Among the number oftrees that were blown
down and destroyed, are the noted. beautl-
iul and very Justly admired Twin Poplars-"
They stood On the farm Of the late Capt. john
Harris near the llowardsvillc Turnpike road.
lhey have for centuries wthstood the war
fins elements, and Notwithstanding their
great value for mechanical purposes, such
were their sigular beauty. symmetrical form,
great siz" and height. that the ruthless hand
man had been withheld from them.
these giants Of the forest measured from
Tue iork which was about four feet from the
GROUND, ninety five feet to the first limb;
.aey we're four feet in diameter just above
We FORK. and for fifty feet diminished but
very lew inches: at the first limb they were
1rafiy three feet in diameter. Their entire
,easth was about one hundred and fifty feet.
!" well were they known, and so universal
admired that their destruction seems to
cause general regret"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
philadelphia Cattle Market, Sept. &c.

Beef Cattle-sceipts this week 200 head, most
Of which were disposed Of Il, u decline Of % cts
"A 100 lbs on the rates OF last week, and the mar
kct closed dull; sales were male at $j.5otG So"
RlOO rs, Us TO quality. Cows sold at S2e TO so
each, according TO quality. Sheep are selling at q
as cents p ID. lIogs-Recert. 900 head; sales
are making at $1.37 iHSS q loo fbs. net.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

No. 81 SgWt mart .Nftst, ihaHteipHtd.
CAr.rAI................. 81. 2gS, 500 90
PAM u Capital ald Surplus, 2.l9i,ill W
SECURITY TO POLICY HOLDERS.
WI ; old and responsible Company insures
L against loss OF damage by Fire, almost every
description If property and offers 10 Merchants
and others desiring insurance. the security of an
actual Capita. ut 29S >U0 for the whole of which
and for any liabilities beyond the Shareholders are
INnivIrr ALLY RE>rONsIBLE. even IL the extent OF
their entire fortunes. The Shareholders namber
about one thousand, and a. u large portion of
these are persons Of great wealth, the most ample
provisions exist for meeting every possible claim
against the Company.
SUBJECT TO TIE LAWS OF THE UNITED
STATES.
In appointing an Agent for the United States
the Company has empowered him ITO appear to
and accept any action or legal proceedings nsti
tuicd against or by said Company. III the same
manner II, il the Company were n Corporation or
Company established by the laws of the | Gitcd
States, or any of the several States.
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN
THE United STATES.
\ SPECIAL PERMANENT Fun HAS BEEN PLACED
At the DISPOSAL o. THE AGENT Ar PHILAnELPHlA.
10 ENABLE INV To ADJUST AND PROMPTLY PAY ALL
LOSSES, WITHOUT REFERENCE 10 LoSDoS.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform course of the Company has Away.
been liberal one towards Policy Holders. Nojust
claim has been disputed, and prompt pay
mcnt of losses il standing rule. During the
past year, losses exceeding s52J 1000 were paid.
Losses paid rs soon a the amount is asccrtainrd.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The Income Of The Company i now about ST.
O00. 900, increasing gradually each year, showing
that il has the confidence OF the different commu-
mites in which business i, done.
RATE OF PREMIUM.
The Rate of Premium will he moderate, aud in
all cases will he based upon the character of the
owner or occupant, and the merits Of the risk
The conditions ii Insurance are framed with the
greatest lijorai;y.
JAMES I. CLOSE. Agent.
~" Office in Exchange Block, on King street
So,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

HHBAR STANDARD BOOKS History 81
Rome from the earliest times to the establish
ment Of the Empire, with chapters On the History
of Literature and Art, by Henry u. i"a'eh' pean
~ Christ Church, Oxford, with numerous wood
cuts, price only 81, - y. \.
.Ens and Fall Of the Roman Empire. by Edward
Gibbon, abridged, by William sml'r, l. L. D.
illustrated with 100 eugravings on wood. ~.
A Rs'a,y Of Grescs. from the earliest time. to
the Roman Conquest, with supplemental chapters
on the History Of Literature and Art, hy "e.rse
W. Greene, A. NJ, illustrated by 100 'nsraSmss
on wood 81. For sale by ,r .r,1
sep 90 hooi' p4'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
ALEXANDRIA AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ACCUMULATED ASSETS OVER 81, 500, 900.
IS s: c Gi sTtH: VI = '''oa' krn"'"er'
/. LJUis MINER, .ig,Ht nj .itrr"Hdri".
TIME profits Of this Company enurc exclusively
l. Ia the beueiit of the assured, and have aver
aged not les, than 30 per cent. per annuln on the
premium paid.
Forty per cent Of II premium loaned 20 the in
surcrs withou, security. Forms oi application for
insurance. and an" Information respecting II, will
he furnished, .wthou, charge,) by application TO
the agent. my G-2aw6m
rIIllE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
i ALEXANDRIA, continues to insure against
Fire. generally, in Town add Country "a heretofore,
on the most reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
ANTHONY p. COVER, President.
William Gregory, Edward ;. llough,
Robert Jameson, James 2. Smith,
Thomas X. Keith, Robert u. Violet,
William H. Fow!e, Thomas Mccormick,
John IL. Brent, ID. IS. smith,
John u. Dainger!e!d.
o'clock. {. ". WATtLES, Secretary.
Office on King street, near ST Asaph.
nov l0-dly
TIME "POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY
i OF ALEXANDRIA," offers Il reliable insur-
nmco for :u'h Fire and Marine risks they may re-
cci., Mt their office. No. II, Fairfax street.
BOARD or DIRECTORS
President. y, BOYD ssIrn.
Robert ;. A-hby, VIM. \. McVeigh,
CT lee. y. Bou.h.
II. barton, Lewis Mckenzie.
febI2-tr T.. i. POWELL. Secretary.
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c>
@)saP7
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Suicide.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-Maior Chapman, Of
the t2lartermastcr' Department, has com
mitted suicide, outside of Fort Mcllcnry.-
His body was found this morning on the
beach, with his throat cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
Fredericksburg Market. Sept. 81.
An Advance in Tea.

New Yoak. sept. 2..--The Tea market Is excl
ted by the China news, but buyers refuse L. pay an
advance. Numerous parcels have been withdrawn
from sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

;, ANOTHER KENTUCKY GIANr.-A Memphis
Tenn, exchange, says: AS the home of Por-
vt anu Lambert, kentucky has already a
~ sSv'i1'Side reputation as the giant State"
,ue has recently contributed another gem
o. ~ 'ne easket Of giants in the person Of
. ,a negro boy, who made his appear
hwy Ivy - our streets yesterday. Charlie was
,sr 't IN Hickman county. n.y., the I'D Sep
s ,ss 1850, and is therefore now in his
emu snlA year. At his birth he weighed sixteen
:. "ands, and the other day tipped the beam
Nov ausse hundred and ten pounds. ~ lie is
~ I'VE ieet SIX inches high, aud possesses
"a S extraordinary strength. "for one Of his
vIa' beng able to lift four hundred pounds,
,.'e ne carries with ease upon his shoulder,
;ns ss'sns Of three hundred pounds. This
f,,m ai,ie mcnstrosity has perfect physical
la'"n, and enjoys good health. lie is a
taye,,e county Tenn ~ " " ' :
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Peace with the Mohaves.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 28.-The overland mail
of the 9th has arrived. Major Armistead
has concluded peace with the Mohayes. who
have rclinquished all claim to the valley in
the vicinity of Fort Mohaye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29

NEW YoRk. Sept. 2s.-Flour has advanced lOr
closing firm; State $i.60@si.Ij; ohio $3.50
SIS. 80; Southern S5.lj@ $5.iO. Wheat has adj
vanced lGu2c.: Southern white lace Corn l.
dull. mixed nomina, nj Gle. Pork is firm: mcs.
$l6@$l67O; prime $lO.I5. Lard is steady
Whisky is dull Mt 26tc. Stocks are heavy
No. 6's ST. The money market is active. En-
change on London dull at lot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-29
Tho Great Eastern.

New YORK, Sept. 2S.-The Great Eastern
is TO leave England for Portland Maine, on
in the 2Sth, and not the Goth OF October, as
has been enormously stated.