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DR. AMOS 3 SON huye devoted their attention tNClu
svoy to this peculiar class ut mau and the teei heg
have consequently been enabled 20 render their Fellow cfea
tures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged y con
esreut patients aud others daily arriving mtOwn from u
parts of The country for the express purpose MY ol consult
atiOus while THERE NertOns have hren ct ed by the most
signal advantages; vet from what they hpfe experienced 90
quring into the of these infectious complaints
from their simple condition to that OF the most dan
gcruus aud nyeterae) they have always entertained tb
possibility of their euiuu aud removal and likewise
invariably found that h mos horrible aad malignant forms
oi disease could almost invariably be uced tu one o tht
olowiAg causes Ignorance neg loet ort@ he ehec 20
unskilllul and improper treatment; therefore lr AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering, In thea election OF
heir remedies safe eCctun aud cautious course, omit
ting nl combination OF neies VIII ch bear eqilynca
character, well as those whose premature or riaudicu rs
application might be protective o bad consequences IN the
ud of pirate indiy duas In short The laudable end ~
remedies The losseung Of great mass Of human
hy the allovatiOn, relief and pTevenGon Of those
tsy0ns pflctions thar reality the secret foes of lie
md which, while they extensively surround uscal alOud
orour skin and interference in their determination,
COUNTRY INVAIIDS.
Persons IN Of the world may he successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of theig with q
remittance for medicines
Address Dr. AMOS 1sSoN. corner Niaia aud Quay sts
RuIalo N ,anstSwlg2U5
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,


Coughs, Colds, IglucaDa, HOarScacSS, Group,
Bronchitis, Iacipicat Consumption, anil for he
rettet ot COASampiiDe Patients an adoaRced
stages Of thc disease.
So wide The field Of Us usefulness and numerous yto
the eases of s u3 that almost 0yrry cnuntrv
ahonnds IN psrsons Iubcy known wlu have been rel
cd from uumiug ana hesuOeue dispa OF the Iuues
by It's use When ou,e tined, s supori II over eyoB
ef medicine OF the KIM TOO APPARENT escupe osCrv-
oh amt whoto rs virtues ara known the pu longer
hesitate what aniiotg 20 employ for the distressing and
danBnruu, AFFECTIONS Of lho pulmonary that nc
dent 10 our climate hle many inferior remedies thrust
upon The community have uilod and hceu di,rudou this
has gained friends b. iui, conferred benefits the
all cted they can neyDr forgot, and produced
merOus and too remarkable tu Doe forgotten
Prepared by DR., j. q. AVER & CO.,
'uaMO1Mass
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NTASTER OOMMTSIONER'S Salo

WI Pursuant AZ order OF sale, me- dnoetcd nom
the Cont OF Common Pleas within aud for the county Of
Cubhig', in the state Of Ohio IN an action ther,9 pend.
ing wherein Thomas j, Fisher is plaintiff, aud Emcry
Shcio1 aud Eva inc Sheffield dulcndhnts, shhll or
nose snle VI public auCt on, at the door theCoW
House (curnerui seneca and Ohhmpan settstlltNtanut
h said county the It'll day oil Sontemnet ie5A bewcUn
the hours no O'Clock A. NJ. and Y O'Clock NJ of seid
day thu following described lands aud oncmouts to witt:
Situate IN the township Of Chas!in tnls, ~ The county
Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio aud is known by pnTt Of lot
Number Six, in the Phelrs Tract ana rs bounded ns iu-
lows, to wit: bounded Nes by and Of Ihatcey Hitch
cuct hy the land john G0Odell east by land Of
Nslhun lobe :, homes Fshcr ana the OhagTin river
south hy uu Of said Hobart aud FISHER aud the IlVt
land road aud 10 cnOnn tuiry three aud r acres
Of and" Alsi "Situaic Ia the township " OhaRrn
Fnls the cunnly of Cuyahoga aud state uf Oh o. and
is bounded olloWs, 10 wit North on i.e land Of Jgu
GOOte Chng river south ON SAID Fkhefs mud,
west ON Chnuucry chcocks aud audis all the land
veyed 10 me Uhu SAID shoieldl hy Billings Rathburn, es
mafcd contain thtythrtu acres be the same, more or
Both descriptions embrace the same piece parcel Of
| land.
Appraised value $4,000 .. u. ...
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SSss6l6iA 1859.
TNR N0RTnERN TRANSPORTATION CO.


Tue NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
viii, during tho present season run tbo wen known apl
popular Tine uC
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh * OswcgO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Opdonsbureh and Oswego and Cleveland, San
duslky, Toledo and Detroit
And sESI-wEEKLY LINE botween
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukce and Intermediate Ports,
Coonectms at osdsusburrh with the
Ogdensburgh d Vermont Central Il. II. Route,
Between
Ondensburgh, Darlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And Of Osvcgo with the
New Oswegu Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on The Enlarged Canal,
Benosen os,oego, Trog albany and Neio York
Connecting also at Duniirk withbe
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud form ug
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Ounkirs, Cleveland aud sandusky. and
TIirwEEKLY RAiLBoAD LINE
Between Duultk Chicago and Intermediate Ports.
r- Property forwarded bg This Line will be subject 10
but Ons trunslipment
r 9ercandse marked m T. Go EspgG,s5, g3'l }o3S 9o
over the New York Il Ere Railroad aud p'ompty ioi-
wardcd from Dunkrk.
~ These Lines connect Cleveland with the cle'e-
land, Detroit aud Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
| J. MYERS Agent n y Co.. No. III Brondway' N Y,
! v H. WARNItl, Agent n n Co, No. Cwnttrs SlpN Y
| JOHN HOOKING, Agent N T. Co., No 50 state street
A. CUsiD1AN, Agent V c. Line, No los State Street
/ Boston.
| CfiAS. S .TAPPAN. cor 9Th aud Chestnut st. Phila
/ 7. p CHURCH, Agent, Ruuses Point N. " ~ ,,
| C. L. THOMPSON, Treas N I. Co., Ogdeushurghi N
| GEORGE PARK Eit Acct.
| HDNEY 4 CRAMEORD. OswCgO. N. Y.
| s n CALDW ELL Agent, Dmkirk
| PELpON \ BREEp, Cleveland.
| j. $. CHENOWETH s CO, Cincinnati, o.
| j r McBEIH Agent Saudusky.
| WM. y. WAL kER, Agent, Toledo
| ~. r MATHEWS, Agent, Dstroit Mich.
| J. II. GRAMFoAD, Miwqu6ee, Wis
MeHENRY 4 BARKER, Racine, Wis.
| MATHER CO. Chicago
| JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa
| II y. MlBORG co.. Fulton Ciiy, Ill
| N W. GRAHAM X co Cairo, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL st, Louis
Office of the Northern Transportation Company,(
| Cleveland, Feb. 18TH, 1850
| fnar1aRG =. GIIANlHEHLlN, President
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CLETlLlND AND ERIE RAILROAD.

CLEVELAND AND ERlE RAILROAD.
A ~ s54,r asg sssss, s5As aaaisis... aass ;SsfI
1859 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1859
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, June
" 18th, 1859 PASSENGER Traiur will run as 10 lows
LEAVE CLEVELAND,
TO- 90 A. NJ Mail Tram stops Rt all way stat ous except
Mentor, ,WiCkhle, Perry UniUnyiile and Say
brook, and arrives at Erie l90 y. NJ. DunkiTk
3:l2P NJ and Buffalo $50 p. NJ
800 r NJ. Cincinnati ENpress Iran, stops / Panesye
aud arrives at Erie at Gap. NJ; Dunk ik s;60
PM buffalo l0;20 p. NJ.
$50 p M-Nigh Express Train stops at Palnesyie, Ash
takuln, Conneaut and GiraTd only, and arrives az
Erie 1905 A. Nj Dunkirk 3l2 A. M; Buffalo
LEAVE ERIE.
1905 A. NJ Night Express Train stopping at Girard, Ashta
hala and Painesyie only and arrives AT Clevs
land at 3.in a. M.
1923 NJ Mail Train stops at ali stations except Swan
WIZ. Saybruok UnOnyiho, Perry, Mentor aud
Wlckllite-wlll STOP on signal to take passen
gers, for CieUeuHd Only,at SHyhTOOk ,UnOnyillg
Perry Mentor and MlCkltfc, aud nrtlVe a.
Cleveland HOO A. M
Ice NJ Day Express Train. stops Grard Connsaut
Astnbula aud Palpesvlle only, md RlNo ut
Cleveland at 525p M
All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati, 81.
LOUIS &c and all tho trains going Eastward connect at
Dkk with the trains OF the New York Erie Railroad,
and at Ruuln with those of the New York Central aud
buffalo and New York Enc koiiro2dg
cleveland June 18th. 1853. 6IdB
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KEITH CooN, Pl'ifts, Attl,s eugl2:Ae
GUERTFFjS SALE.---PURSITA

GU ERlFFS SALE. - II RSU AMI
~ to the command OF order Of sale issued from he
Court i Common Pleas Cuyuhoga county a. tie suit ol
Reuben r Walters, plaintiff ueai Wi liam II. Few ei al
ants directed, shall offer for sale g the door
OF tho Court House corner OF Sonoca aud Chnmplnn
strusl IN the CITY OF Cleveland, said cuusy, the ~ h
dag September 1869, at ocPk Of said day the
lowing Usrrbed lands aud eucmenis to wit Situate In
the township Cha gin Falls in the state of Ohio. and
which the county of Cav ahoga Lud IS known by
bei he IN the village Of ChapTn Falls and is bounded
follows to wit: Commencing nt q point in the west
line Broad sixty uot suuthWurdy from whore
orange street and etmid str lnorsett, and run-
ming weswardy right ungles with Broad rect 10 the
east line of land occupied by Phugas Ball, thence
SOuhwardly lO said Balls east lmo fry feet, thence
eastwardy 10 the west line OF Woad street thence nor-
yardv along the line said RrOad street fry feet to
the 9a cf beginning, lee the or less but rub
ioct tu all legal highways" Apprnt-ed at Si66 90
u. l. WlGIIMAN, Sher'n.
n ne AWuetEE pItntg Attfv auglg.l4S
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Master Commissioner for said County.
JoHN II. CLArr, ESD; Alt'y for Piuintiil ,.,,

JoHN IT, CLArP, Esd, Att'y tW Piuintlh.
Cleveland. August H. 1899 auel!;24sidOl
GHERIFF Il MASTER COMMlS-
~ SIONER'S SALE pursuaut to the comman OF an
nider Of sal issued the Court of Common Pleas of
Cuy yHhogu county, ut the uit john Tennis ct AL, plun
tina aauinst Lewis GbfIt ct al. defendants TO me direct
cd shsil offer for sale At public auction a. tho door o the
Court House (ruruer of Seneca ard Champlru sTeCl IN
the city Cleveland Ia said county, On the l2 day of
Seutt mber 1859 O'Clock p NJ Of s1id day. Tho ulow
inc desrrbed lands and touemeus. to VIII " Situate IN
uwuship Chaqrin Falls Ia the state Of TO- and
which Is also n the county Of CusnhoRa ard is known
being part OF lot No 90 IN the phe tract and bound
follows Wtt North by land sold by George stock
ing Harmon Bauows east ny Maiu street south by the
top Of the north tank Of The river and running back FROM
Main street fifty feet" Appraised ~ $50 90
ID. l.. MlGHrMAN Sheriff,
Master lommiS iOuCr.
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d. l.. WIGIlTMAN, Sheriff.
ct BLARFsEE PhG's Any. augl2.2l3


- TERS SALE--pursuant to thucommand Of an G-ler
sale issued flum the Court Of Common peGs Guy
county ~ thi suit Of Chiles Bakoseo, plli againyt
Stmun X Collins and AL delts t. me urGctod shHl of
for for sale ut public auction, at tho door Of ito COurt
House Corner a Seneca and ChnpHin street in tho c
Cleveland sail county the 18th day OF September
1859, at o'clock NJ. Of said day. the lands and eno
ments described In the plaintiffs petition IN said uG
follows, v 1t. Situate IN the township Of hrgrln
Falls ia the State Of Ohio, aud hch also in tho county
Cuyahpga and known by being part Of lots 10 and 20
Graves allotment Chug1n Falls viii &c, and is bounded
as follows Wit Being ali OF sad lots ~ aud 20,
Graves allotment Cnugun Falls village except ~ feet Of
the west side and - foot Of The south ends helooloc cun
veyedb by O. r. B1esGe The promises hereby convey ed
are the same to-day conveyed by Il. Blaoseo aud
wifi TO v Collins, be the loss, subject 10
all legal hgh ways" Appraisodat H3 ~.
ID. l.. WlGHTRfAN, Shorif
nnd Special Master COm'r
G. Il BLAKEsLER y. p nugl3;2ls
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MoRNING LEADER y oGsgeJFIcE, oGseJF

Hav altonlq O0D i6 OMWater-E Easin 5Ibbll lsCl ! p
10 baled flton ID ---lSand'y lid Cemnt SlG
Hopa......-.FNb O9N lOWhite Lime ...... 10 "
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CtaoI Notitts.
PROPOSED AngNgpIgNy no .Tnn COS

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE cos
STiTuTtON
Relative ON Amendment 90 the Constitution, pruVidu
for Annual Ses. ions of the Ocuofql Assfmblys
les1iuni br ~ 0entfai Asfmtg o ~ oinie ~ Que
Three-NNhe Of the members OF each house cnn0urrug
thoen al he und hereby proposed to- tne electors Of
the State tn vote a tho next annual Ociohcf Sau election
upon the approval cotton Of ue tguwng nmtndmont
substitute for the hrs clause " e twenty hh seq
tu of ho srcuu nrtclo1f the Constitution OF this State
to Wit "Al regular sessions of The General Assembly
WILLIAM n. WOODS, I
gpenkcr of tho House o Representatives.
MAlrlN MELKER,
Anil 1881 ptukidcnt uf The Senate
gPuRrTAnY uf STATES OrFiuR,l
Columbus, o. April z, laos, !
hereby certify that the foregoing jout Resolution, re
Annual sessions of tho Gcnorn Assembly, Is true copy
''''' '' " A. y RUSSELL.
vq,abltoct9 Secretary ni State
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lDbpsittaits & 6itrgrcus.
NEW u TREATMENT, N ; Nh
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
DR.. AMOS & SON,

Corner Of Main snd Quay streets BUFFALo, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
LA the state who members O The Royal COLLEGE %
Surgeons, London May be consulted from o'clock ~
the morning until At uigh IN evory stage and symptom u
disease The treatment thtY adopt s the resuo upWafus
OF thirty years extensive practice in Europe aud erica.
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A SgIGNEE5S NOTICE.-Ibe ore1

a SSIGN HE'S NUIION.-I nc oreu-
IA tors Of SHAW 3 co ,Qf Cioyelan9 chic, vii take
nntre that tho undersigned has houn duly eppnnte A.
IN noe OF the said shaw Co An persons hiVng claims
aaainst said shaw Co will please ptosg the same tome
within the time limited by law.
JOHN II, CLAPPP, Assignee ef shaw \ Co.
tfioVpian D. August 18th. 1N50 nugli.ld6iaW
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ADALiNE iNRAIP,1 In the Court OF Common peas

lropAoy y' Kn.rp coyanosa County. % Ohio.
I'm THE 11th DAY OF AUGUST,
~ 1859 the sail Adaline KNAPP filed her tctim ia
the Clerks office Of said COur ugiust said Horace Knapp
paying for Divorce aud change 0 naniG; aud alleging
for cause confr ement of sd Ilrnce in the Peni etiy
of the state Of Ohio ADAIlNE KNAPP.
auel2: 40 Bv CHAs. T.. FIsH. her 5 o oitor
GHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT
ID To tho command OF order uf sale issued tho
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cual county. a The SUIT uf
Edward Whpre, untin, nagiust Joshua j AiCClutuCk
et I'LL defendants 10 directed shall Tor sale at
public ION, the door Of the Court House (cnno Of
Son aud Cnaplan slceisl n he city OF Cleye nd IN
slid county the l2h day Of Sc, omor 1859 g ock
p NJ of said day the following des Crihed lands
mens wit " Situate IN the county Of Cuvuu lt and
State Ohio, and known and described being all uf lot
Soyenty.iyo Gurlnur Halock allotment in the village
Chqgtiu Falls, yug south OF lot decided 10 Phngus
Uplum Sept ltFG boundei east south west by Attain,
Washington and Franklin tects and north by ue run
Mug 80 ioo thence east 2i degrees north to Nam
street from POINT IN tho east line u Franklin street, and
-our feet from The nor line Of Washington street -
Appraised at S3l6O0.
~ m ~, gvtspD Attfy ,,,rfp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-02

sAs s. zii.;,....iii.iy 81. ss.s,.sssiif ssss- 4&,g
IjLEVLIAND AND MAIIONINQ
Y RAIL ROAD-TiME TABLE, No 10.
70 take effect and after Thursday February TO- 1853,
aoIEa EAST GOING WEST.
CLEVELAND 10 Y0Hags- foaagst9t0h, 20 StsVs
tuAd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
Richmond Market. October 81,

fiorE looks up u little under better shipping
uo'hand, although sales are effected to limited
ea'ent The demand is chiefly confined TO tho
wy trade and 10 the supply Of small orders. We
qaote a. heretofore. as 10 brands, Super6ne, $55
.Ssss.oo; Extra, s6.uo@ $3.50; Family $75O@
nASAr.-The receipts continue on fair scale
aai choice grades meet with ready sale. aud
'ery much Fought after. We notice continuation
" arrivals Of inferior lots, and advise planters to
aae reference to better cleaning, as their interest
greatly enhanced thereby. We quote prime red
quality.
eoRS reinains stiff and in demand, il conss-
aueuee Of continued light supplies and meagrs
'sOsp"-and We quote as the market limits $1.l0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
coxM Rel A L.
Monetary.

have undergone very little
Nns''H ~ Ia, report. Stocks arc quiet
,s,a:' >" s,,;ye!y little money seeking invest
81 :'mF''" ,b.rc is no change In the New
p,a'. II T., market, on Thursday, brokers were
liz i''0." ,rim, 500 months paper at oaS'
i'c'os 'S S:om.so days at s q ct. "Thsse terms
: e ''' : =, below last weeks currency
.s .''1 [.t banks D ct. was the rule for nearly
Mh''' ;, regular dealers Loans on aemana
y 4's' . ,asr,,e request, and outside lenders
"s 2" o. ,,y with the old stock firms at q
e .'a''"7 ,,mercial Of Thursday afternoon says:
e. ~ = we're again steady; large sales Of
-''''s ;, 81. AMI demand TOR tennessee al ~
G'.Sa', : i've. advanced 10 1881 Z ct.
r" Inc money market Is very iit'ie
= '''''' ,.op. being effected at rates little
...o ,iven ls.t week, first class paper Is
''' 'I -, ,ng4 ct, according to tho feehhs Of
t-.,,,i.,ing. The Banks are s'ill nss0"A'
= -. extern, Of their receipts The k'enm0Du
!'i' ~ "a, though no, stringent, exhibits some
n''" 4 tightening up. Stocks are hrn' but
.y'aP''- ,or, Of special Importance are reported
.. h'I.. an New York is in moderate supply
..m;um cold and silver are IN better
. - Land Warrants are unchanged.
..l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29

THREATENED TRurBLE.-We regret to sec
statements in certain favored New York pa
pers. speaking apparently on the authority
of the Department Of State, that the Ian
suage Of the British Ministry in their late
despatch lrcatiyc to the St. Juan affair." can
hardly be reconcilcd 10 u strictly peaceful
policy, and mW require a gocd zeal u for
jearancc on o,r part; and that the affair, i'll
it, present shape may be considered serious,
If not threatening"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
,,no,d Stock Market, October a.

Vagina sIN-, a. ,,Si. l,-, ,,lc> So and interest.
PnE stsk, ,alr- S'--
VIZ. Rank Stock. loo. -,
f'n..a, R,,A st.>k. la-' -a"~ 500 o,,
sn ill., commonwealth st,Is .s. ' s,1iro.s Stock
s ~. fredericksburg and Potomac ''''-' ~ :
-; sales d. p;,,.l stock Si.L.
NN,,1 .nd D.nviIlo Railroad Guaranteed bonas sAeS
u, and mt .r.o,ossa. Railroad Bonds lst mortgage
'"t ss.I aud int Do. End mortgage, las. sales ~
~ ar 81 nd mortgage, las. -alrs 49, ana INT
'1 and A.s,n15. s Sa B Bonds 81 s and int,
un'nse ~ 49,, E,r,c,l bonds Is and interest.
>,rJt cit, as and int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
Baltimore Cattle Market, October 81.

Beef Cattle-The offerings u; the Scales to-day
amounted 10 1900 lead OF the number offered
100 head we're driven 10 Philadelphia, lnO sold I"
country yrazi,rs $50 left unsold, and The re-
mainder purchased by Baltimore butchers 1T pr'ceA
ranging from $3.50 to 81 G 100 hs. gross aver
aging $3.50. Some extra Cattle brought Si.23 r
leo fbs. The market was well sustained to-day,
and closed with u tendency TO improve.
Sheep-Supply good and the demand small:
sales have been made this week at Sos e
head, US to quality decline.
Hogs-The supply has been better, and prices
are rather weaker than last week sales are making
al 81. 5U(uS1.50 r 100 MS, rs TO quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
Alexandria Cattle Market, Oct. %.

T Reported By j. Richard .Smoot, Lire Stock .s3t"tl
BEEF CArrLE.-Ofcrings this week amounted
to Isl head, lU4 of which wer. taken by the city
butchers, AT prices ranging from $3.50 TO 81 gross
averaging $3.50, equal TO S5@$7.5O nett. Tho
remaining 80 were driven 10 the District markets.
SHggP-Mu,toss and Lambs from $3.50 to -
p head, according 10 quality.
HoGs.-Liye Hogs from 81 to $3.50 r 100 MS;
Slaughtered Hogs from $500 TO s. 2 100 Ms
Cows Axn CALVES from so 70 SO e head.
VEAL CALVES from 81 to StJO r head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
Alexandria Fuel Market.

The supply Of Wood and Coal is abundant, with
Yery fair demand. Wood comes in quite freely
0y River and Railroads. Cumberland Coal is ar
sHng in large quantities There is heavy ship
ping demand, but il sccumulates much faster than
shipped The supply Of Anthracite is good, and
We have n" change TO note in prices. We quote
Anthracite Red Ash at $3.50 from the yard, aud
Ss9 *S2o from vessels: White S. from vessel,
anu 1915 from yard. delivered. Pine Wood $3.50
HS2.I5. Oak S350Lu SS75
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

DISTRESSING OccrRREScE.-Mary \. f.,
daughter Of Mr.. Abraham Dysard, living
near Bedford, in Shenandoah county, was
burned 10 DEATH on Saturday evening last.
The circumstances, a. We learned them. are
as follows:-Thc little gir!, who was only
three years old, was alone i'll the house, when
her cries were heard for help by her father,
who was in his shop near by. Terror
stricken. she escaped from the room to the
ward before he could reach the house, her
clothes being in blaze. Upon examination
after the cxtinguishment Of the flames. she
was found to be very much burned. and after
living few hours, died. She had been in the
habit Of initiating the Lighting and smoking
Of segars. and it is believed that her clothes
caught fire whilst engaged IL this childish
mimickry. lj'oOdstock Iendh Ley'o".
The Valley Democrat says:-"On Thurs
day Of last week, the sheriff of Frederick,
and a L. S. officer overtauled several stroll
ins pedars in our streets, believing them
10 have been connected with Browns gang
of marauders. They were travelling in pre-
cisely the same kind Of wagons that convey
ed the gang to lIarper's Ferry. Nothing
was found in the wagons 10 excite suspicion,
and they were permitted to resume their
journey
porEET PIcKEn.-We understand that one
of our hardware merchants, while attending
ayoung lady 1.-THE Agricultural farEroundS'
last " ednesday, took charge Of her .cket-
book containing 500, but was relieved al IL
by some slick operator before reaching the
exhibition. OF course he made good the loss,
heavy as it was, and said very little aboutit,
rs he had declared himself, before starting,
proof against the pocket.picking fraternity
--Richm0nd pi%pat"h.
The remains of John \. Mason, late NJ
ted States Minister at Paris, arrived at New
York on the Ocean Queen on Monday even
ing, IN route for Richmond Tine body was
10 remain on board until Tuesday, when 1t
was 10 be forwarded hy the steamer York
town TO it's destination.
The Rockingham Register says:--Mr YIN.
Price Sites, Of Rawley Springs, on Monday
morning last, killed bear which weighed
POO pounds nett. She had II cub with her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
Coal Trade.

For the week ending Saturday, October 22nd,
4,IS9.l3 tons of coal were shipped over the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Railroad, und 81 is
over the road of the Georges Greek Coal and Iron
Company. Making total for the week from the
entire region of 9,25l.ll tons.
Total shipments for the year from the entire re-
gion, ALP, 1881 II tons
81 boats cleared this port during the week end
ing Wednesday, the 10Th inst, carrying 1,l2s.ln
tons Of coal.
During the season 2l56 boats cleared this port,
carving 225 COS Is tons Of cual.-Co"b Ciriii"n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-29
That's 1t.

The New York Express says:-"What the
country now wants is hearty TnlRrY-rlIREE
STATES cooperating Opposition party; and the
only way to haveit is, in New York. on eirc-
ton day, to begin and smash the old worn
out Northern sectional machime, and suhsti-
tutr in lieu of it party that can thrive ON
the banks of the Rio Grandc rs we'll rs on
the Kenncbcc--thc NATIONALITY of George
Washingtun's Farewell Address"