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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, !
worth Of
MER CHANDISE,
DURCHASED since the recent great
Il AUCTION SALES, and will be sold for Cash, Ready
Pay cheaper than ever before offered in this market
NV assortment Of Goods in every depart
ment Is full and complete and old friends and the public
in general may rest assured on being served on as good terms
as at any otser establishment In this county.
With many and grateful thanks to my num-
Customer for their very liberal patronage for the
here continuance Of your avors is solicited Ny future
efforts shall be 70 serve you faithfully,
Yoafs respectfully, &c, 80, ,,
AsurABULA, November II, 1858.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
, A beautiful assortment of Plain and Plaid
Merinos Bayadere Stripes. Flain and Figured Deanes
Silks. Ginghams. Prints &c., &c, for sale cheap.
SH.4WLES.
A large assortment Of Broche long square
shaws Wool Long ShawS Stella and Msntila Shawles-
heap.
LADIES CLOAKS.
A fine assortment of Winter Cloaks for La
dies, for sale cheap. -
CLOTHS and CLOTHING! 4
A large stock of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color. Aso-Beaver Cloths Cassneres sanets Ken
lucky Jeans vestingr, &C., &c.
furnish ERADY MADE coSHS S order on short notice.
and all work warranted
BOOTS and SHOES.
Mems Fine Calf Boots
nHIa Heavy
Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes, and generals
Ladies' and childrens shoes
HATS and caps.
A good assortment Of the latest sfSlr Tor
sale cheap, at wILLARDS.
CROCKERY!
A new and splendid lot of Crockery & Glass
ware, just received.
| Hs4RDW.dRE.
A very extensive apartment Of Shelf and
Heavy Hardware comprising almost every thing usay needed
| in thi1 seccn For sale cnesp.
GROCERIES,!
| have now for sale the best and choicest
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, that can Be found IN tn
| County, consisting Of
p,o Iiic. n n sns.y. Choiee Green and Black Teas.
| siewarts Crumb do Java, IAguira Rio Coffee
| PulvOTi1ed do Fresh Ground Coffee
GFanuiated co Goldfish
Coffee do Whitehsh
| " Sdgar House Syrup. alsins
n. q. q 7. X. Molasses
Also-Bar and Chemical Soap, Pepper Spice, Cloves, M
mega Cinnamon Citron, Smoking aud Chewing Tobacco ps
snnG Saleat Soda and Cream Tartar, &C, 6e1 for ale
cheap as the cheapest.
DRUGS end MEDICINES.
MY stock Of Medicines is more perfect an
general than ever aud sufficient 10 meet the wants Of Il
Physicisns and Families supplied the most fAAOrab
N'' nEnDnE WI 4 ARn
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

THE VElN4 fEsT TEA-Green Or
Il phk,s FDw u Ropfh1s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19
DRUGS end MEDICINES.

NV stock Of Medicines is more perfect and
generl than ever aud sufficient meet the wants Of the
Physicisns and Families supplied the most faOrable
GEORGE WILLARD.
AsiIrARULA November II. 1858.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
AsHTAB Q LA,
Saturday Morning, March 10, 1852

TuR LEcruRE Of Ur. HuBBARU on Tuesday
evening last, was upon the subject Of healih--a
subject which perhaps is Of more direct and
immediate importance, than apy 70 which our
citizens have listened during the course ~
we may Judge from the htteIiton which WIS
given to its delivery, and The toue OF general
appreciation which has reached US since WIN
out nppeaIng to the sanctions Of our own pri-
vate opinion, we may without fear Of contra
diction, soy that the subject was well handleu'
One OF the essential requisites OF health was
very fully shown to be plentiful supply Of pure
fresh mir The want OF ventilation, is, no doubt,
the curso Of the age. Other considerations con-
ducive TO health, were cleanliness Of person,
suitab,e diet, prepared in blissrul ignorance Of
the pastry cook Devices adaptation Of clothing,
&c The necessity for attention to these mat
,ers was discussed with considerable earnestness
and force. The lessons inculcaied commended
themselves TO the judgment and common sense
of all. and left the impression that the mind OF
thc lecturer had been well stored with inlormn-
ton connected with his profession, as applied to
The laws Of health. The attendance was more
numerous than at any previous lecture, and ma
nv were compelled TO leave the ball, without be-
ing able to gain admission.
This lecture will probably close the course.
FARwERs CfuB The friends Of this organ
ization--our citizens generally, should be its
special fiends--ought not to suffer it to pursue
its lonely way with their tacit appreciation and
good wishcs, without devoting an hour to foster
and sustain II. Those who take aD active part
in keeping it under way, should not be lett to
feel that they are unsupported, and that the on
IL alternative for them is to shoulder, and carry
the enterprise along bodily, or let it fall into de-
cav and dissolution. The institution is home
institution, closely identified with our home In
terests, and cannot be treated with neglect with
out recrcancy to those interests. 1t requires 6
thought. Thought will bring action, and actor
and thought combined, will infuse vitality and Wig
or Turn out then friends to this meeting, which
besides the ordinary business OF electing officers
is called to change the constitution in some par
ticuars, and also the name.
NortcE.-The annual meeting OF the Farmer
Mechanic Association for the election OF ON
GERS will be held at the Firemen's Hail, on Sal
urday, 2d Of April, at O'Clock P NJ.
Those who purchased exhibition or famll
tickets at the last annual Fair, are entitled L
vote. THos. a. SMITH, oecy'
March Is, 1859.
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HATS and caps.

A good assortment Of the latest sfSlrr iOI
sale cheap, At wILLARD'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19
BOOTS and SHOES.

Mems Fine Calf Boots
Kip
Heavy
Roys Kip
Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes and genersis
Ladies' aud Chidrens shoes.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19
New York store in Ashtabula.

SYDNEY BOOTH, Agent for New
~ YORK JOBR!NG HOUSE. will hold forth In the village
Of Ashtabula for so Days, witha
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

WHEELER & WILSON'S HEaMER --Of oil the con.
trivances of this inventive age, we know OF moth
ing that surpasscs the little hemmer attached TO
the Wheeler 8. WiisOn Sctc'ng Machine You
have only to enter the raw edge Of a piece Of
cotton or linen fabric, and the little creature
turns il under and stitches ii with uniformity,
accuracy aud beauty, unnpproachnbIe Ivy hand
work, aud with the same facility with which any
ordinary stitching is performed on the machine.
For the control Of this little contrivunce, the
Wheeler & Wilson Company paid the sum OI
$4,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

Ma. EprroR--we are much pleased with the
generous notice yoa gave Of our preparatory
meeting. and the contemplated festival, and
trust thas you will not wholly disregard your
animal instincts, and fail TO make one Of us.--
The occasion promises to be one worthy Of the
end IN view and the host Of tho American has
signihed that the "spare trencher shall not
be wanting; so " the coalition Of the roads
docs not forbid Il, there is no reason for your
refusing to give interest TO the ovation. We
will have preferred seat in reserve for you at
the head Of the table, with your brother How.
Ellis to support your right and DR.. RrcuNoNn
your left You need entertain no suspicion
abou. there being political cat in the meal
tub. 1t is to be only social entertainment, q
recognition Of the claims OF the past, and hnv'
ing no reference TO the future--iu no way obnox
ious to the charge Of dnessing, as some "pooT
creatures IN their narrowness have intimaied
viii you not promise, then, to be on hand As
was intimated in my last, we all want to SEE
you. Yours, EuoESIA.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-03-19

A large stock of Broad Cloths Of every grade
and color AlsOBeaver Cloths Cassnere Satinetts Ken
lucky Jeans, Vestngs, &c, &c.
Having number Of persons engaged am now prepared TO
furnish READY MADE Clothing TO order short notice,
and ali work warranted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
COM II E r C / A L.
Monetary.

In stocks, there has been but little doing dur
in. tho week. and prices remain unchaneed.-
Railroad securities are steady AT last quotations,
viz: Orange and Alexandria 1t mortgage bonds
90. fiat; Orau &c and Alexandria Railroad bonds
I'd mortgage 80, fiat, and do. 3rd mortgage w and
interest. Manassas Gap Railroad bonds o. and
interest; Corporation of Alexandria bonds Sc.
In the money market, there is continued strih-
rcncv, and rates on the street keep up. Exchange
on New is very scarce at e Ct. premium. ""Id
i. in limited supply The New York money mar
k,i i. quoted dull and easy. In Baltimore, money
i steady The street rates now for first class pa
rer are SM9 , Ct, with but little Offering. AT
some Of the Banks there offerings, while the
capital OF others is in only moderate request.
The New York Stock market is quiet The
Commercial of Thursday afternoon quotes sales
of small lot OF government ivcs Of 1871 NJ lost.
Missouri skies closed at sig; Tennessee at W.T.,
and Virginia at at. The steamer Persia which
sailed from New York, on Wednesday, took out
$3.50 900 in specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12

REMARkS.-The market during the week has
been very quiet, while We have an improvement to
notice in the receipts Of Flour and Grain. There
has been limited enquiry for Flour, while the re-
CENTS have been fair, and prices have recedcd
since the beginning of the week. settling at 500
for Union street Supcrinc, al which figures sales
were made yesterday to shippers. We notice
sales of Extra at Sj.2j for low grades, and S's' !
for straight brands. Ia Family, there Is very lit
tie doing outside of the retail demand, aud we
quote 81 .5Um IS and SS.25. according TO brand.
The offerings of Wheat have been good the quail
" ranging generally fair. There hat been less
demand, but We have little change to note IN
prices the principal sales having been made ut
l3U0t l2jc Yesterday about o,ooo bushels were
offered on Change mos; Of which changed hands
a, Use. for Interior and l%OGL l:2c. for fair 10
good; inferior to fair red sold at llS@ zoe. the
market closing with u downward tendency. Corn
has been i'll less active demand, and prices are
lower There is fair supply on hand, and yes
tcrday sales were made AT Sc. for old white. some
small lots new brought zoe. Rye. like Corn has
declined, and closed dull yesterday at 1Jc. There
and quotations are nominal. Corn Meal is in
abundant supply, and prices tending down, zoe Is
now the inside price. Seeds are quiet Wequ"te
Timothy at S2.37l Gt S2.5o, and Faxseed SlIoGt
Sl.43. Apples still coming III freely, and find
ready sale ut $3.50, $40 = barrel. Wool Is
uuchangrd-cummon unwashcd ut 2aCl 2jc.; do.
washed 3nd.S.;c Fleece washed 2sGI 33c.; Me
rino i1nL ,0c. Sumac clmes IN more freely
change in quotations. Broom Corn is active at
SIGtS6 r. 100 lbs. Provisions are steady. But.
ter is in good demand NJ lSta 22c. for best roll,
and 2S0G3Oc. for print and prime Goshen. Lard
j. active Bacon has declined. We quote Hams
at llGLI2!c; Shoulders sn SIZE; and Sides lOtt
/ lO!c. The Grocery market has quietei down, and
the Fall trade is over. The business We believe
has been satisfactory. The stocks of our leading
/ houses are very much reduced. and their assert
mcntS broken. Sugars are firm and uppish. No.
I lasscs very strong Coticcs hold their own. Salt
is higher. Ground Alum SlloGt$ll2; Ashton :
\ Fine Sis from Store-morc afoat, and We know
of moro on the way here. Fish are in fair sup
ply-ot Eastern Herring and Alewives there l. Il
good supply the market. \" Potomac Her
ring or Shad Plaster is III abundant supply and
! good demand. and we notice heavy shipments by
/ Railroad. We quote S3.2jGtSi for lump. With
the advance in the season, the demand for Feri-
GERS has aba,d, and there are but few orders now
coming in, and sales are limited In prices, there
is no change. Frcights are brisk. Vessels are
very scarce. and the demand unusually active.
Rates urc high, and we quote on Coal to Portland
$40 r. ton: Portsmouth $3.50: Boston S2ij:
Cohasset Narrow, S2.ij; Wareham $50 Proyi-
d nee $2lo: Fall River S2.lj: New Haven Sl.9J
C1S2: Bridgeport sl95M 81; New York SlSo;
Philadelphia poe, and other ports i'll prporti"n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
4 A Rim E LIS T .
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures IL.
Arrived.
Schr Tram Smith, McGiycrn, Fall River. Ia
Borden Mining Co
sSchr. Courier, Crowcll, Washington, 20 Amcri-
can Coal e."
Schr. Southcrncr. Wornsley Baltimore. lumber
Ia Waters. Zimmerman & Co.
Schr. Elizabeth, Riley, Aqua Greek, wheat to
c. +. Suite 4 Co.
Srhr john Hilton, Dent Aqua Greek, wheat to
c. +. Suite 4 Co.
Steamer Diamond State, kerwin, Baltimore, to
Wheat Il Bro.
Sr!lr. Rchcrca Knight Endic"tt, Warehnm, by
7. J. Mcha,,cy.
Schr. John Beatty, Sharp. Hudson, by d. i.
Smith
Schr. Fanny. stokes, Philadelphia, by d. Il.
smith.
Schr. Augustus Holly, Davis, Petersburg, by
Borden Mining 10.
Schr. Ocean Herald, Clifford Boston. by VIM.
H. Fuwc & Son.
Srhr. Arnon. Crosby, New York by VIM. IL.
Fowc Son.
MEaoRANpA.
Schr. T.. Chester. Brown. hence ut Providence
Sth inst.
SchrS VIM. Kennedy, Christy. hence At Phiia.
clIhia Sth inst. and \. lcatun, Ryan cid al do.
for this mort, anne day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Richmond Stock Market, November 10.

Virginia skies, ~ and interest
Richmond City Bonds. last ..l's ss' ANA Interest
Virginia Bank Stock, sales s'-'a.
Farmers Bank StuCk, lu'.
EArlian., Bank Stock. last sales slV'.
Rank ii lii. Commonwealth Stock. >;,l'' lo''2
Richmond Fredericksburg. aud Po"tIr" Railroad stTN'
last sales 50 -,
Virginia Central Railroad stock - :.
Hichrul,l and DanyiIlc Railroad -nr'nlerd bonds sales
90, AMI int. ,.
yiriria AMI Tennessee Railroad Bonds Isl h@itsas',
i-t ,,!r, ss2i AMI int. d. 2ni mortgage. Ia, >- ~
,,r,r... and Alexandria Railroad Bonds ~
nrar.,. and Alexandria "A cent Bonds sh' ana mt
Nlaila-,,, Gap Railroad bonds, ~ aud interest.
Norfolk City 80 aud int
The stock market has undergone but little varia-
ti,n. State bonds tsixes) IRE selling nj 93--la>t
weeks price, We note sales Of Richmond City
bonds a, IS and int; .. 4 4. r. K. do ISL at
80 and int, and X. +. 4 7. Railroad stock ut 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Ro,,;mors Cattle Market, November 10.

Beef Cattlc.-The offerings AT the Scales today
amounted TO 1900 head Oi the number offered
I5o head were driven Philadelphia. +5o left over
umsnld. and the remainder purchased by Baltimore
butchers and packers at prices ranging from 20
IL 81 r 100 M, gross, averaging s322!. The
market wa. duh to-day. and prices declined u!
cent. r, 100 H.. on the rates Of last week.
Shcep.-Thc supply continues iair' ana me He'
mand good; sales have been made th's week al
So1, 81 RI head. a 10 uuality-same n last week
Hocs.-Thc supply has been large this week,
and price, are tending downward; sales are MAX
ing at S6Gt $3.50 = lun BIS, MS to quaity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
,.rrR FROM EUROPE.
THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN

.,.l, NJ THE SiEAMh"
'' >r ,n.-The steamer Hun
u J.. been boarded off Cape Race
-. -, s, ,aa Liverpool to Portland dates to
si inst, six days later, ).
x : a.3 been another heavy gale on the
I@e't land but no tmerican disasters
..iiten reported ,,,,o. from L;verpool
liz ,.F had been totally wrecked, thine
N w., O.' no, mentioned and the crew all
i r,o,ar,r Napoleon had written let
Ing y n" Emanuel, urging him 10 assist
Z; =, n. Iillairanca agreement.
aHii , -. sent into this port st.
= ,'rrv.two people saved from the wreck
J'" from Labrador, rescued at the risk
= go ';.a. II those on board the steamer, Tor
'os me ,bs captain and crew deserve the
sA|" raise, She Immediately proceeded
,''a's. snys,e after performing this noble act
humanity -. ,,e.m.r India
N ~ II,n,arian arrived out on the 10Th,
~ r;w Of Manchester aud the Canada
~, !, no further intelligence OF import
ias' .,,-jiup the loss of the Royal Charter.
s"' meets tar recovering the gold from
1' ar., were less encouraging.
">,,,l.on's letters to the hnSot Sardinia
~, rhe Grand Duke be recalled to
,," j,n, and tina, Parma be united TO Ped
Tina, Tuscany, augmented III territory
|.", .,ra3 n the Grand Duke, and that the
.,.j ,,ur.deration Of moderate reforms
/. .arrei out !, ~,
81 r.. Zarirh Conference had re-assemb!ed;
-, karolitzr represents Austria. All the
,..,,is. would be signed in few days.
!. va, asserted that the proposed Congress
M al. Mace with the adhesion of Eng.
scam Wa, expected 10 commence offensive
,sra,;,us against Morocco about the Sth OF
E4n t,ribalii arrived ut Turin 10 have an
;,,.-y;.w with the King. lie was enthusi'
..,.ally received along the route.
tn. bake ofPadua had been removed trcm
4. French Ministry Of the Interior. Count
gorpaIt j. his successor.
r,n,sr,,, AplICEs.-Liverpoo Cotton Mar
:. -S.I,. Of The three days ending on the Isl
ian, - 900 bales. including 1905 bales t.
.,.,pI.tor. and for xpor,. The market general
,.,.i with an advancing tenaency-fair and ma
I'M, have improved l-l6 to for clean varieties
I'M. circular, SAY the market closed ut extreme
t,,re,, but there is no quotab!e change IN prices
yrs orleans midiling d 1-lh.
Liverpool BrcadstutS.-Ihe market closed quiet
r.a.r Iuuli,ic, have improved most. Richardson
hence ( Co.. quote Flour i dull, but price,
.,.,i, \, 22s. id. G121s. Wheat Is steady-red Is
ttIy, 81 Corn closed with an advancing ten
,.ocy Prices have advanced bi. 10 Is.
Lr.r,,oi Prar,.i"n Norket.-The market clos
iial. sales uninportant. Lard i quiet, bu
,r.'e. steady Bacon is dull
L,,grpopl Pro,iacs Nark.t.-Sugar Is steady
Rice j, Iuiet Coffee is quiet. Rosln l. steady
81. Il. Spirits Turpentine is dull at us 81
81, ti
l.,i,n Narker.-BreaistufS are quiet bu
.s.ly Sugar il firm. Coffee iirm leu !, sIoV
AZ but prices unaltcred. RE. Is firm.
pg.y and .Socks-The money market wa
...s'y more stringent with an active demand
Jl... 96sG 96i for account. The prices ar
i,..o! the 3ls'., the stock exchange being close
-. 1t All Saints Day. American securitic
acre generally unchanged.
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Nsw York Cattle Market, November 10

The receipts have been 3.36b heeNes' int cows
80 veals. 1896 sheep and lambs, AMI 1000
win. .hnwiny a decrease of ajl cattle, ~ COWS.
20 y.al., 3.s2e sheep and lambs and 800 swine.
We quote prime At - ~ cents: other grades
from il 10 . reuts-averuge ! cents, quoting only
fair. Some very poor cattle were on sale. Sheep
and lambs have not been active. We continue I"
utote III STA SJ.s0 for common To good ordinary
n lew extra Al STGuSS. Lambs are more active.
Vcals have been in moderate request 1T "a !
cents. Mich Cow. ARE luI! al S2'td sho. SWINE
ure lower: sales al liG5 cents t"r st'i! fed, anu
iiGuJs Tor prime corn ird
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADV
Alexandria Fuel Market.

There is a fair supply Of Pine. Oak, and Mixed
WouI in the wards. and arriving by River and
Railroads. and the demand is active. Prices are
unchanged Oak and Hickory mixed sell at
So. sou 1919, aud Pine al S2.5o@ s2.75; Hickory
81. The advance in Coal Is maintained, ana we
continue TO quote ADMINISTRATIVE ash' 800
fran the vessel. and 81 from the yard; red ash,
ST from vessel, and Sj.1J from yard. CuhDef-
laud-lulnp s.: run Of mine, $3.50; line 81
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Alexandria Cattle Market, Nov. IL.

[R.po,ted bg J. Richnoi Nm""t, Lire Stock Ag'".
BEEF CArrLE-The supply this week i very
good: nearly all offered were taken by the city
butchers at prices ranging from 500 TO s%.62t r
loo rs gross. equal 10 S5m s. nett, ana averas.
ing 1926 gross.
SHkrr-The supply very abundant, and dull
of sale. We quote at g .5oMs4 Z head
Hoes Offerings exceeding the demand, and
the weather being unfsvorable for slaushterins oc-
casoned here a. in other markets. u very decided
decline Hogs Of first quality sold AT S6.'1chS';
second quality St@S6jn r loo ~.
Cows ,SD CALVES from so 10 $50 "a head.
VEAL CALVES from $500 t. ~ Z 100 Us. gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
DIED.

Washington, on Wednesday morning. ut a
,..,st past tour o'clock. after brief illness,
I'M ELIZABETH PElTUN GRYMES. wife
u James VI. GrymcS. and eldest child Of Jas.
%,o'ou' esq, Of that city. aged 22 years. In
~"e'y bud of life, ere yet the morning dew had
naIsi from is tender lids, she has withered and
'NSa AWAY. Her pure and gentle spirit beck
away by her newborn babe. has follow
=" mat rest where the pure in heart behold
"Gi. Gcutle Mary From thy fresh and
.W'ie grave wherein We lay thy loved re
4s' We turn our upward gaze. and see thee
1'I IN heavenly light. aud iecl that they who
:. ."e, best Oh earth, have now. indeed, an in
est IN Heaven.
"asnin:ion. on Tuesday evening, the Sth
"a,' CHARLOTTE LIZ CoMPrE HEWITT.
-" VI captain Charles l.. and Susan Il.
Washington. On the 9th inst. in the goriou.
.A'ou o. triumphant Christian faith. after
u iliGess, during the lingering tcrmina
a.. .1"h she displayed exemplary patience
~, calmne,s at the approach Of the
errors aud solicitation for the souls of her
:ua,e family and attached friends, ANNIE
ana pp;n ~, youBxcs, daughter of DR.. Vim.
d, nI'ia Mcconnell, aged fifteen years and
.Hy 'aa'n ,s, on the evening of the Sth inst.
III ANlCUTT. OF Virginia
@ FOR BALTIMORE.-The steam
tE.'.Asf DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
rin.r ~ ou Saturday, this day leaving at
10 = NJ WHEAT i BRO,
Agents.
* .t>SEL WANTED FOR CUEA.-we
81 sopdvessel of 800 tons to take u cargo
WM. II. FOWLE Il son.
En- >EEp.-2O bush. New Crop. for sale
nov II WHEAT / BRO.
;; ~" ~ ES.-loO bbl.. Alewiyes. for sale by
WHEAT L BRO.
G /, DeIoNES.-lO tons .ohio," for sale low
,o,,. NOV l2l WHEAT 4 BRO.
VII VT RPHi, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
hcApo,ss' sSnre IN the Courts Of westmoreland,
Scs. Rc,..a -, Northumberland Counties. Post
ast~S S'0rs, Wsstusrslxnd County, W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Coal Trade.

For the week ending saturday. November D.
G,U43. UG tons OF coal were shipped over the Lum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad, aud ''o,' VA
over the road Of the Georges Creek C'al and Iron
Company Making total for the week from the
entire region Of II ,llt.lo tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion, i3i,1159. Is tons
i. boats cleared this port during the week end.
mo Wednesday, the 9th instant carrying 1,l92 IS
tons 81 Coal.
During the season 2,3Gl boat. cleared this port.
carving oIj 500 IL tons OF Coa-fualb. ti'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
Loss of the ROYAL Charter.

The REPORTS have arrived from the wreck Of
III. Rnyal Charter In their account OF the
,s!anltv they state that the strain being too
,reat for The cables, 4 sailor swan ashore
and made fast a hawser. by which several
ives were saved. More might have been
rescued had not the vessel broken upso soon.
She parted with a dreadful crash, and tho
passengers and crew were either killed by
The falling mast, or persisted in the waves.
Four hundred and seventy persons were
is, and only thrty-out Of all the multitude
IN board we're saved. All the women on
board persisted
The only part Of this ill-tated ship left
sanding on Wednesday evening, was small
part Of her stern, with the wheel and screw
.iins apparatus She struck at o'clock
N Wednesday morning, and broke up ut !
o'clock. Before striking her cables parted.
She had tried to steam of the coast, but the
wind blowing hurricane she drifted ashore
msp,e Of every effort to save her.
Several bodies had washed ashore, hut
hsnaority If them were greatly mutllatcd.
Men were engaged in picking up sovereigns
!. he rocks where her treasure was scattered,
aad al efficient guard to protect the property
wa'much needed The bullion. it was ex-
.rc.ed, would be recovered.