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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-09-29
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Joux H. Wu.Isxs RS J,cos Loye. ct -,
DY VIR1 UE # Mandate TO me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas OF Belmont ,
Clio, will sell. ON I UESDAY. Oct. 25ih, 1859,
at the Icrt door OF he Court House, in 81 Cisirs-
yiiIe in saai cun,v. between ths hours OF ten o.
clock, N an. o'1ark, 7. y. OF saIdday, tire to!-
ing Gescioed premises. 10 wit: Living aud be-
ing il the county 81 Belmont. the sam~ Neing par,
OF S.cuon NO. 3. Township Nh. and Range Ne.
:. and is the same conveyed ~ {. Z. Anshu,s by
Thomas Dag and wife. by deed dated Fshruaf' !S
l9iS, containing 2l3 loo ac es, mars oI hess,
excepting :!sr,tfom alout3 acIes. the e. e's and
hIhbdS. and more minute deSC.tpn'n VII -
found by reference to ,hc Recorders One, ia 81
county To he deed ol G 2 EV>au!ts ans "'t 'l
David L. J anIGg-. 'Iac snlOa = rrcofd ! Dr.. ,r,-
ord. Vol s.. a.. ., 80 and 1877 WIZ ', -4- SSH
way 10 get to anI 'rog h. aver. as IS =. 4. -ar-
ticuiary deserted n -a' Si.sd ss' r'1-'s .''s
the reservations CO r- q, -l --'# a frur .s.
hul,s and wi;e to suiu-i
per acre. T,rrns: cpsh
Sheriff Of,c, S. t..
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spetial Notites,

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEs
TION, tE. t..5E
and other diseases of the Liver Stomach. and Bow
els. rI.
as is demonstrated by the testimony which we now
daily receive from tho Sc who have used them.
Any one who reads the "DirecIious for Use
which accompany these Pills. will be impressed
with the fact III they entirely different from
the cheap pills with which the country is flooded
For int eresiing particulars, letters. &c. see cir
culars which, with The Pills. he obtained o
I. II. PATTERSON and J. W. COLLINS. San
CiairsviLle, and from Dealers generally Throughout
the country
T. a. LOGAN CO., General Agents,
no4 Wheeling. Va.
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PLAIN AND FANCY
JOB [P[Rl6yll7l6Sl@o

SUCH AS
CARps, CIRCULARS. PAMPHLETS. POSTERS,
PRucRAMMEs, SALE BILLS, ETC, ETC,
Executed in the Neafest and Best Style.
MASONIC and 1. o. o. r. CALENDA
81. ClafrsviIle Chapter, No. IL, Royal a
Arch h asons. meets every Friday evening. IA -
on OF after the full moon.
d. a. NRiswA EsKR, Secretary.
. Belmont Lodge. No. Is. Free and Accepted Ma
bans. meets every Wednesday evening on or prece-
ding the fun moon. =, ,,,,, , =. 5
D. G. NErswAxoER, Secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. iso !. o. o. F.n
WM. j. cRYMBLE. N. G. 49,
s. MAJORS, Secretary. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-11
FOREIGN MARX ETS

PERNAMBUCO, 4th March, 1859, per "Ann McKeane =,
per steamer lamar via Southampton. Our American ar
rivals have since been
18th ult., Romance from Richmond, 5s5 bbls flour
2Sd " Helen from Baltimore, 1,165 bbls. -four and
sundries.
oath ult., Steamer Washington from New York. with
passengers for California (coaling.)
March l. Monticello from Baltimore, 242O bbls. -four.
Fiour.-Ihe Romance" took n to Bahia $40 bbls.
the balance being sold here at lS200 for Haxa Cren
shaw, and l6-500 for Roseneath Columbia the l65
bois per Helen extra Ohio and Baltimore being
disposed of, but prices not transpred
Two cargoes from Trieste have also arrived viz 25th
February Nord Holland, 1900 bbls. ''Prim Qualdad-
months ~
Our stock is estimated at "a 900 bbs retailing Mt
l6-al9ooe for Richmonds; 17-a9- Philadelphia; I5-G
II Baltimore 16@175OO for New Orleans Trieste q
| (G21-.
In Rio de Janeiro 10Th ut, stock in first hanus had
been reduced to % 500 bbs and sales an
on late ruling prices Richmond rsts 17-1s 5OO
seconds, 15-500 extra Baltimore IA 25OGl4-5OO,
In Bahia 18th ult market dull and dealers showing no
disposition to operate; Richmond rss quoted 17-5OO@
49, Baltimore, 49,.
Crackers.-The sO1 kegs per 'Helen, fetched 4-5oO
Corn.-342 bags per same vessel sold at $780,
Codfsh-lmports have been: February A. nnie Laurie
from St. Johns, 1880 drums, 13-1O0 per months;
Feb 10, Cherokee do. 800 do IL ST Johns,
DOR Feb o. Gtana do 2,629 do, IA, per cent mos
for Paraiba; Feb %, Warhawk do. 3O77 do,
hia Feb "a, Mary Jane do, 275O do 142OO per
mos. and an abatement made Of 700 Feb. &c, Hound
do, 643 do retailing at 10 (913-5OO March 2 Nora
Creina do 923 do, 14-200, per mos. March g.
Iltitna DO, 2.7S0 do went South.
Stock about 900 drums retailing at 13-G14-;
prices may be considered firm and for really good
| OF St Johns, something 500 think might be
| obtained.
Domestic5.-we unable to notice any improv ement
IN prices and some importers again resortng
tlons to push sales
Lard..The parcel per weather Gage" in bad condi-
SOLD at 2SOrs; 100 kegs per Cordelia $40 rs
| per h. - ~ 49, "O'' wv "
at 700 pf-s' Pc ~ '
The "Kosale' from st Johns with 2sI2 drums Cod
nsn' IS just up but not yet disposed of
Susars-Snce the arrival of the English Steamer on
the lst INST brisk demand has prevailed both for the
states and Europe, and dealers have been enabled
to obtain further advance the late prices We quote
low channels 1880 good $500; 27OO@2sOo for fair to
good cayed; and at the latter rate some sales have
been made, We believe for shipment to the States Whites
3-000(d4-200, according to quality ~
Hides-Purchasers in the market at 24O ner In bu ;,
now there sale '
Freights somewhat frmer; 35-00Od37-6 Maid to
| the Channel, and 55cts offering to the States
Exchange-Bs left from the last mail have heep
negotiated at 2xd go days. which a considerable
business has been done.
| Yours, truly, JOHNSTON, PATER & Co.
Represented in the United States by F. c. Butman Esq.,
Boston.
IN
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PRICES AND SALES OF sTocKs IN NEW YORK..
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER & Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
No strpet
The New York Pos, of Saturday afternoon saws


The general temper of the stock market is much
healthier than for days past and though not buoy
ant strongly rests the attacks Of the operators for the
fall which while being less determnate, directed
with considerable vigor. The principal changes In
the western railroad shares which average
X per cent. higher, with spirited purchases.
Pac ic Mail is not active to day, the demand for
stock for immediate delivery being less pressing. The
closing sales are at 83n.
The greatest buoyancy in Panama, which is again
per higher, closing firm at 121 n Erie Cleveland
and Toledo and Michigan Southern old neglected
former prices There striking alterations in Rail
road bonds stocks As was the yesterday there
is gradual improving tendency in the latter, under
orders from investors Missouri and Tennessee Skies
each higher. The Government Fves of 1874 in bet
ter favor and close at lo44
The money market continues very easy, and the en-
ployment Of capital apparently is not widening. The
only change notice during the week is the less diff
Guilty in placing call loans at per cent The demand is
shade b. ter but not sufficiently warrant higher
quotations remain before-4H per cent on
first class securities The banks take all good paper
(7 per cent according to the time which it has
The bank statement making up to-day, will show loss
in specie-probaby half million. The Customs reve-
during the week has been scarcely half that of
previous week-about $500 0o0 The SubTreasury bal
has thus far this week been reduced 5000 and
will probably lose 500 900 day. The balance
s7,2ls 900.
Exchanges through the Clearing House this week have
been sensbly affected by the heavy incident
the 4h of the month The total is 29 793 co. daily
average of $40 965the heaviest since September 1857
The Kangaroo from this port to-day for Liverpool takes
in specie what expected-S244 000 We hear Of en-
gagements of $500 600 go the Persia Wednesday,
which may be swelled to 81 COO The exchange on
London continues very firm at l09A G11U, with in
crease of supply.
There is much activity in Land Warrants at New York
and some descriptions are quite firm The following
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stlonetarg ana Commercial 8tbifp.
BALTIMORE, April 9, 1859.

BALTIMORE, April y, 1909.
The transactions in Stocks to-day quite light, the
operations at the Board amounting in value to only
about Sll 900. There was nothing done in the lea
ding fancy, baltimore and Ohio Rliroad) out
the market for this stock rather weaker than
on yesterday. 1t closed at s59a bid, $685. asked
regular way, $50 bid, s59K asked seller 20 days.
and SOY bid $59E asked buyer 60 days these hgures
being decline of fully the closing quotations
Of yesterday or Northern Central there $50 shares
sold at s9A cash. and the rate buyer 30 days and
the market closed at Sle4 bid $l9H asked regular
way yesterdays rates Bank stocks continue firm
There inquiry for them to-day and note sales
Of shares Bank of Baltimore at $l04, shares Bank of
Commerce at sA 20 shares Western Bank at $2lS 100
shares Howard at soy and 40 shares do at 9E City 6s
and Railroad bonds also still firm We sales
day Of 81 352 City 6s 1890 1OO which is advance of
yesterdays price City 6s closed at 100 bid for
1888, and 99A bid 100 asked for 1905 The sales
Railroad bonds to-day include $500 Baltimore and Ohio
1875 at soy and 900 Northwestern Virginia first mort
gage at 9lX, Baltimore and Ohio 1855 left off at S34
bid and Northern Central 1855 at SO bid COX asked
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY. April 9, 1859.
S2352 Bait 6's new, 100 shs Bank OF Com PAX
$40 4. o. RR BIDS 5.s54 40 shs. Howard Bank. 80
1900 V. W Va. RR bds 100 shs. y. c. RR boo. .l93s
lst .el]4 100 g bio. .ls5s
4 shs. Bank Of Bait. .l0t 50 g ..l9'S
- shs. Western Bank PIX
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We annex comparative statement of the Imports of
foreign Dry Goods at New York for the week and since
January L.
For the 1Ueek. 1857. 1855 1850
Entered at the port 4S7 592 81 4I2 So 9S6
Thrown on market 1193,924 127690O g. 403 s66
Since Jan. |.
Entered at the port. .33 400 6H 15107 553 765
Thrown market 80 438 955 1888 S36 Sc 29l O37
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The market is slightly
more stringent, with active demand. The bullion in
the Bank of England has decreased f5s the last
weeks returns. Bar Silver 5s 2Ad Dollars 5s Id Ea
giles 76s 3d; Consols closed Friday 96G966 mon
ey, and 96S for account.
LONDON. Saturday, O'Clock, P M-Consols have rece
ded to 95 95H owing announcement of new lorn on
Indian and Russian account.
AMERICAN STocKs.-Messrs Barring, Bros & Co. quote
American Stocks unchanged.
Messrs. Bell Co. report State stocks and Government
loans in improved demand, with an active market
Railroad securities unchanged The quotations are
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flour, &c.-The inquiry for Western canal flour is
limited, limited, and the low grades heavy, but choice
prands are held with Increased frmness; the arri-
able. 'f'-e ~
Tne sales are $500 bbls ut S505l540 for superfne
70 S0d6 40 for So s5G650 for low grades
OF extra Western 60 for shipping brands Of round
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-11

CRIMINAL COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
LuMBIA-JUDGE THOS. II. CRAWFORD
PRESIDING.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

NEW YORK MARKETS, April 9.-Ashes-The mar
ket is steady for both knds-saes of Pots at &c. and
Pearls at S5S7H.
CofeeThe market is very quiet, but yet prices art
snstanedsaes of $50 bags St. Domingo at 10 and so
do. Gonaiyes at 10x cts.
Cotton-The market is firm, with moderate bust
ness doing sales of 1000 bales yesterday and 900 bales
to-day, chiefly in transitu. We quote:
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

- SATURDAY, ApriI9.
COFFEE-There has been some inquiry day for Cof
fee and note sales Of 100 bags rejected Rio IL cts
100 bags fair to god sound do at l&d1la cts and of
400 bags good do at cts We refer for quotations
the report of Messrs White Elder Coffee brokers' pub
lished below We note the arrival to-day of the bark
HANNIBAL" from Rio with cargo of 5000 bags Coffee
which increases the stock here to %, 900 bags.
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock Of Rio Coffee, April . 1859. 700 bags
received since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

LEARNED AND WEALTHY AFRIcANs-Mr
Bowen, the returned African Missionary, in
lecture at New York, said that there were seve-
raj libraries and n number Of learned men in
the heart of Africa. They know a great deal
moro about US than we do about them. They
asked, for instance, if the days of our weeks
were not named so and so; and when an ,weIe
afirmatively. replied that they had found it so
in their books. The names of Abraham, David
Mariana, and Susannah are common in Gen.
trail Africa. Mr.. Bowen saw men with Roman
noses finely formed hands and feet, black
skins, and VOL heads. They were called the
black-white men, and were esteemed the most
learned among the Africans. In Abeokuta
there is a market two miles long. Dresses are
sold there as high as sixty dollars apiece. The
lecturer knew an African intimately whose
wealth was estimated at more than two millions
of dollars. The women do not work in the
fields in the interior. The language has more
abstract nouns than the English, which shows
that Africans knows how to think.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

How MAJOR VAN DoRN FELT WHEN THE
CAMANCHEs SRor HIM.-The Port Gibson Re-
veille has been shown a private letter from the
above gallant officer. a native of Claiborne
county, Miss. The letter was to q mem
Der OF his family, and referring to his recent
desperate con6i, Il with the Cam ancbes, he says
charged a party of Indians during the
battle, which lasted about an hour, and after
shooting one of them got shot myself-one arrow
entering my arm a little above the wrist
and lodging near the elbow; another entered
my right side, passed through the upper part
otmy stomach, ranging upwards, cut the lower
part OF my left lung, and came out of my side
when pulled the arrows from me, the blood
followed as if weary of service and impatient
to rob me of life, spilling like red wine from a
drunkard's tankard. 1t was sublime to stand
thus on the brink Of the dark abyss, and the
contemplation was awful. l was doubtful for
some time If L should survive. / had faced
death often, but never so palpably before. |
gasped in dreadful agony for several hours, but
finally became easy, and am now well. MY
MOLE, faithful hCr'e, sprinkled with blood
stood over me where l fell, and looked the
sympathy he could not utter; and if had died
rere, he wosld not have been friendless. If
several soldiers had not came as was shot,
would have been stuck as full of arrows as
Guliiver was by the Lillipatians, and my best
friends could not have picked me out from
among dozen dead porcupines."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

1T The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Transcript states that he has visited the studio
Of Greenough, the sculptor. and says:
"On entering, | was struck with statue of
Washington, which be had just finished. AS an
equestrian statue, it is unique in its way. Ihe
horse, Instead Of being rampant, as is almost
always the case, has his head to the ground
he has just been relieved from the pull of tie
General hand, and, with head down, is champ
log the bit, just as any one may observe q
horse doing after q hard ride; let the reins 90,
and at once the animal will stretch his neck.
and champ the bit, thus resting the muscles
that have been drawn upon for some time. The
morse Is finished in such a mastery style that
all the jockies who have seen it are rapturous
In their applause. The artist has chosen the
most suspicious moment in the great man life
10 represent. The General is in the act of
sheathing his sword the enemy is conquered;
and as he gaZes upon their discorded masses,
ne sxclaims: Ny work is done "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

lV Alexander Herzsn's periodical, Holo
koll The BelD and the Colossal is Kossigis,
Voices from Russia are printed in London in
the Russian language, and find their way into
the very heart Of the MuscOvite empire, not
outstanding the prohibitive laws on the part
Gf government and the (supposed) vigilance of
frontier oficials. Whole bales of these papers
are smuggled into the Russian Black sea ports
by way Of COnstantinople, and in the North
they Ind their way across the Swedish terrific
Ty into Finland. The governments Of Prussia
and Saxony have likewise inhibited them,
without, however, having any effect upon their
circulation, either in their own countries or in
Russia. These publications bear striking re-
semb blance to the Mazzinisn pamphlets; no one
admits having read them, yet every one is IA
miliar with their contents. Their principal
articles are copied and circulated in manu-
script from hand TO hand. Heron has efficient
correspondents in st. Petersburgh, from whom
he receives intelligence which is suppressed in
Russia, and who have thus far eluded the vigi-
lance of the Russian authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04
VALUE OF IrAL1AN InAGk.MES.-I cannn

VALUE OF ITALIAN IMAGE.MEN-I canno-
abstain from acknowledging the debt We owe to
the poor image-men" who wander through
our streets for / have no hesitation in saying
that they have done more to improve the gene
raj taste, to place copies of known sculpture
within the reach Of all and to familiarize the
eye of the English public with what is good,
than any school (Which few only can attend,)
than any gallery (which the working classes
seldom visit,) or any institution in the country;
and when we recollect that English art pa
raded without shamel through the streets was
confined to cats with moving heads, green
parrots, wooden lambs covered with cotton wool,
or (if the figure of a man was attempted,) a
coarse bOOr holding an equally vulgar pot Of
beer, we may feel grateful for the change so
unostsntatiously brought about by these hum
BILE foreigners.-Sr Gardner Wilkinson on
Color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04
GEORGETOWN Advertisement.



The subscriber would inform his customers and
the public gene rally that he has just re- ~ -
oeiyea large addition TO his stock. W ~
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND sEGARs,
comprising forty five different braLds, rapSinr from
81 to So per thousand.
TOBACCO.
$50 boxes OF the most approved brands consi stins
on pound Jumps, hall pound lumnps, quarter pound
ana .dse Ave: umSs tens Jumps, Rough and Ready
-fsEcCTT TCHEwiNe:-Anderson's Solace. Good
Ems enov Bank, Goodvin's Pure American,
SSoolwlns New York, Goodwin's Patent Pressed,
EINs Cur SMokINs..2 gross Spanish Mixed 200
hckiniok. "
SNUFF,
~ cases Garretts Scotch, in bottles; 2n kegs Gar
scotch. loose; Is jars Garretts Rsppee; also,
PIPES,
lO boxes French Pipes and Pipe Heads Also a
great variety of German, Fancy, and PowhataD
Plpes, Segar Cases, Snuff Boxes Cigarretlas 60
MATCHES.
~ gross shanghai and German Matches; and all
other articles usually kept by the trade.
HI ShoDkeepers and restau rant keepers would
they oan select something whIeh will please their
customers; and as | bay largely and for cash can
sell az low. If not lower, than any other house In
the District.
CAUTiON.-Whereas there has been certain un-
prlnoped persons travelling around in the District
sno the surrounding country, hawking small lots of
Sex1Is snd Iooacco, oil very inferior kind, at
hundred per cent above their value, and represent
ing themselves as my agents, hereby caution the
public against ell such persons, as have ag ents.
JAMES WALLACE,
de l5-lm No. So High street, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

sWEEr DEFINITION sprightly school girl
VINO attends the Central High" where the
teachers have way of melting the pupils to
understand what they say in the classes, was
reading the " last of the huggermuggers, and
sorred 6y the spirit Of inquiry, stimulated by
hel teachers, If not by natural feminine curl
osity, asked boy cousin of hers. the meaning
Vi nuggermugger. John looked thoughtful for
= moment, and then ssid-"I'll show you, p
an9 % before the incipient woman had time to
MaAe any iurther remark, John had his arm
aound her waist, and subjected it to gentle
That's h"g Ssr; and this quitting
aH. re' 70 ners in aflectionate collision) is mug
J;.,Ia,a,tSss, said the not more than half
the huggermuggers-forif if Won ever sttsmnt 10
give me another such defnitiop. Tli boy your
ears I've great mind to tell Mr.. Hall, as
- ~ snoI', what sort of dictionary you are
carrying about you all the time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

IL Mrs. Sar ID Montgomery, Of . ton, being
al the point Of death, was robbed by two other
women, who excuse themselves by saving that as
Mrs M could not live, and had no relatives
they, as neighbors, were entitled to the property
~ The steamboat accidents on the w wesern
rivers for the year 1885, are estimated as follows
Stesmboats sunk. AZ; do. burnt l9j do explo-
sions o; estimated number Of lives lost by those
$50 estim sted value Of property lost by the same
81, -, 600; an average to each boat OF about
Is 900. -- -tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

tY' In December, lSiS, ten years ago, Louis
Napoleon was elected President OF France, and
q London journal justly remarks that during
the whole time " be has welded a power as
absolute and uncontrolled as that of the most
despotic monarch Of Europe" 1t was doubt
less the consciousness that he possessed such
power which prompted the coup d'etat OF
December, 1851 which. indeed, could not have
been accomplished without the possession Of
power far greater and more consolidated than
usually appertains to a popular Exec ltive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04

b-so h,.n, i.Ioune ONCE at Detroit, Mich, has
SIS O0O WIN 's contents Loss
NJ a meeting OF ladies' has been held I'm
fas'a.,I ok and the nrst steps taken toward the
Sa oi FEMME Christian Association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04
Wood and Coal

ITO MEMBERS OF CONGREss Ann 0TU
II RS JUST TCOMMENClNG HOUSEKEEP
lNH,-Now Is your chance to lay IN your winter
supply Of fuel. I am now receIvInr another oaTsn
81 Sest Esd Ash Coal. Also, on hand. Hickory,
Oak. ana rise ood, cut and split, chssp for cash,
Cana.
DEL r. w. BATES.
MY SUPERIOR OAK WOOD. cut expressly
NB Tor my sales, will be delivered every daJ from
ears at reduction of25 cents less than the usual
prices.
WOOD and coal. ofalI kinds.
SAWED and SPLIT WOOD.
klNDLlNG WOOD In crates and CHARCOAL
IN any quantity.
Three earsoes Of COAL. to arrive soon, will be
sold !ov from vessels.
Leave your orders at onoe at my Office on 9Th st.,
between ID and T..
noA SAM'L II. YOUNG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-04
PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.

- =
The undersigned having ACCEPTED the arenoy. nov
give notice that they prepared to furnsh their
customers and the public generally with Massey,
Collins Il Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
In whole and half barrels. at Baltimore prioes for
CASH on delivery. AS we sell this Ale only on oom-
mission. our terms will be rigidy dhered to- Salts
faciOn Guaranteed III every instance, provided notice
tapping.
domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout (fully
equal II not superior to imported) at 81 to 81 50
per dozen, delivered in any part of WashlngtOn
Georsetown, or Alexandria.
Army & SHINN,
ooH 81 Green street. u eorg etOwp,