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The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
NOYIC&,

THERE will be held at my Store, in ihe town,
( of Auburn, u meeting Of the Stockholders ip
The Auburn and Concert Hill Mining Co.." oh
ting said c0mpany's claim or tunnel out by con-
tract WILLIAM MCDANIEL,
Auburn May7th ls52-5i Trcasurr
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28

FNIIE citizens of Auburn and Plac er county are
L invited to call at the NEW STORE of the un-
dcrsigncd at the place above mentioned and ey-
emine and try their choice varieties of CIGARS
and TOBACCO. manufactured from the HAVANA
LEAF and which will be found to excel any stock
ever brought into and offered in this market, and
which they offer ut prices which will command
ready sales, either at wholesale or retail. Harris
Il Co. .Manufacfure Meir O,cm Cigars. and can
consequently recommend and warrant them what
they are represented to be. Call and see us, and
we will use our best efforts to give satisfaction
and secure share of public patronage.
Ii. HARRIS 4 co.
May 2lst, lS59-my
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
HOTEL,
MAIN STREET,
AUBURN, CALIFORNIA.

AUBURN, CALIFORNIA.
NHE undersigned wouldrespectfully call A.u-A
L the attention of the Travelling Pub taEssM
lie, to the superior accommodations offer. eHalaA.
ed ut this old established and well known Hotel.
The House Ia we'll finished and furnished tn, ough-
out. and the rooms kept in the best of order. The
Bar supplied with good liquors, and the Table not
surpassed in the country. Terms moderate, and
every attention paid to the comfort of guests.
asH- Boarders by the Day or Week takcna, the
lowest rates, JACOB GIBSON,
Auburn, Feb. 18th, ls59-my Proprietor.
N. B.-The old customers of the House will be
pleased TO learn that Mrs. Gibson (late MRS
ELLIOTT), still assists in the charge of the Hotel
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
TREAsuRER,s NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that all per-
~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise, and
Liquors in less quantities than aquart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auc-
toneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure or renew their License within ten days
after expiration. or their names will be handed to
the District Attorney for prosecution.
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer.
Auburn, April 18th, 1858. my.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
SACRAMENTO.

VATo have on hand, and are receiving by every
w clipper from the Atlantic States. additions
to our large stock of assorted merchandise, which
is purchased entirely for cash. We are enabled to
sell to the Country Trade at rs low prices Ms the
Jobbcrs at San Francisco. Our stapk consists in
part Of
Apples, dried and kits; Sodo;
do fresh inMustarl, Eng'h. .Shovels;
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
SUMMONS.

81 Al T. w CALIFONNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER,
In the District Court Of the I'm judicial Dist.
TnoMAsI II. WILLIAMS. Plaintiff, VS.. PETER N.
CRARY EFT AL. Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court. Of the lltp,
Judicial District and the Complaint filed ipi
the County of Placer, in the office of the Clclk
of said District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SENia,
GREETING: To J. G. BOWERS. J. W. PHILLIPS,
S. N. B. NoRCRoss, JOHN MURRAY. PETER NJ.
CRARY, DAvIpP. MARSHALL. A. J. .CRALLEBArGA.
GILBERT COOPER, and JOHN MCkENNA.
VOU are hereby required to appear in an ac7-
Il tion brought against you by the above NAM
ed Plaintiff in the District Court of the llth
Judicial District, in and for the county of Plactr-
and to answer the complaint filed therein, "a copy
Of which accompanies this Summons) within ten,
days, exclusive of the day of scrvce) after the
service You of this SummOns-if served with
in this county; if served put Of this county, put,
within this JUDICIAL District, within twenty days:
if served out of sai District, then within forty,
days-or judgment by default will be takeil'
against you.
The said action Is brought to recover judgment
against you for the sum Of seven hundrcd and
fifty dollars $3.50 for seryicrs rs Attorney foE
you in the suit of Jenny Lind Company vs.. Bow
cr Company. all of which is fully set forth in !he
complaint copy Of which is herewith served,
and to which yo are more particularly REFEREED
and If you fail to appear and answer said com
plaint MS above required, the Plaintiff will tuke.,
jadgmept by default against you.
= Given under my hand and seal Of
the District Court of the lltI
49, Judicial District, this 2Sth day of,
! LIS. January, in the year. of our LORI
49, pnc thousand eight hundred AMI
TABB MITCHELL, Clerk.
Auburn, May 7th. ls59-3m
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28

-as, The undcrsi gned has just return 10
u cd from San Francisco with al en- R
tire new stock of Fall and Winter IL
Goods. that in style and quality have never been
surpassed. and which will command the attention
of all by the lowness of their price. The stock
consists of
Ruglans Fro;k Cents Qvercoats and Business
Coats. of different coors npd quality, FINE Doe
skin Pants, of all colors and Kind. very large
assortment of Silk Velvet Silk, and Cassimere
Vests Boots and shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks
Blankets Rubber Goods, Hapdkerchiefs, Hosiery,
&C.. in endless variety. Also, a very fine and
choice lot of CUTLERY and PERFUMFRY.
Gcntlemens Furnishing Goods of all knds-a
full and complete stock. -.
The undersigned, thankful for he\past liberal
patronage of his customers. and dcsirons of
continuance af the same, assures the public that
his prices will be such as to suit the times. Those
wishing to supply themselves with winter cloth
ing shGpld not fail to call Immediately ut the
Clothing Emporium on Commercial street.
j. FELDBERG.
Auburn. October both, lS5S.-my
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28

American Central Committee of Placer
County
THE members of the American County Central
i Committee are requested to assemble in the
town of Auburn, ON SATURDAY, the 4th day
of JUNE, at 2 o'clock, p M for the transaction
of important business. A general attendance of
all the members is earnestly solicited. By order
of S. B. WOODIN,
Chairman Central Committee
May 21st, 1859.-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28

Having recently made extensive additions
to the Herald establishment of new Job
Type, Borders, Rules, Cards, Papers, etc,
and introduced one Of the
Ruggles Fast Job Power Presses.
capable of making 1900 impressions per
hour, we are enabled to do work OF all kinds
in the best style, with great dispatch. and at
the lowest Sacramento prices. Those wish
ing printing done will save money by having
the work done at this Office, as the Job Office
Of the Herald, is the best and largest OF any
country paper in California.
EEOrders are solicited from Placer and
adjoining counties, to which immediate at
tention will be given.
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
Y office to the Creditors Of Roh't Atkinson.

Notice to the Creditors Of Roh't Atkinson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, (ss.
DuRSUANT to an order Of the Hon. James i.
Il Hale, County Judge of said county. notice is
hereby given to the Creditors of Robert Atkinson,
an insOlvcnt debtor, and resident of said county.
to be and appear before the County Judge Of
Placer County. at chambers. in the town of Au-
burn, in said county, Oh Monday, the 18th day of
June, A. ID. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, then and
there to show cause, if any they have. why an MS
sgnment of said applicants estnte should not b.
made and he be discharged from his debts ip the
manner prescribed by law.
--- Witness my hand, and seal of the
l.. S County Court OF said county.
t>~} this Sd day of May. A. d. 1859.
TABB MITCHELL.
Clerk Of County Court.
May 7th, lS59-6w
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
UPHOLSTERER
AND
PAPER HANGER.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in
/ form the citizens of Auburn and vicinity that
he has commenced the business of UPHOLSTERY
and PAPER R-HANGING, in the building adjoin-
ing the Orleans Hotel, where he will be prepared
to execute all orders that may be entrusted to
him, with dispatch, and at the very lowest prices.
AIso.-PIungc and Shower Baths, so cents.
JOHN Il. STEVEN.
Auburn, April 22d, 1S59.-my
The Placer herald., 1859-05-28
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

At his well-known stand on Commercial street,
which he intends TO sell cheaper than ever, and
expects to give every purchaser fits that will do
them good.
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MA NE LIST.
PORT of ALEXANpRlA-JULY 90

ARRIVED
Schr. r. futile. Chopper, New York, general
cargo To Jas. &. Neyett.
Schr. ROseneath, Baker, Boston, plaster and
fish to NJ. Eldridge, proceeded up to Georgetown.
Schr Hamilton, Ogden, New York, to s. Shinn.
Schr Bee. Timford, Sesiord. Del to John X.
Masters.
Schr. Yankee Doodle. Ellery, Portland, II days,
to I. j. Mehafey.
Brig Rolling Wave. Hall, Fall River, by Borden
Mining Go.
Schr. Clearmont, johnson, New York, by I. j.
MshaHey.
Schr Jonas Sparks, Rogers. Wareham, 10y T. j..
Mehafey.
Schr Taft, Rand. Salem, by b. Is. smith
Schr Spray. Davis, Frederick sburS, hsh, by Wm.
II. Fowlc SON
Steamer James Jerome, jerome, Philsdrlphia,
by :. Shnn.
Steamer Columbia Harper, Baltimore. by Wheat
/ Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Ship 81. Charles. Conway, for this port. entered
outward at Liverpool, lth inst.
Brig Amina, Lewis, hence at Portland, 10th in
slant
Scbr Daniel Brown, Hsad sailed from Fall
River for this port. 10th inst.
Schr. VIM Mason, Staples, sailed from Guam
ton. for this port. 10th inst
Schr. Ada Herbert, pervere hence at Boston.
18th inst.
Schr. Saunders. Wvman. hence for Boston. arri-
we'd at Holmes Hole, 18th inst
Schr. Hyens, Davis, hence at New Bedford. 18th
inst.
Schrs. Beauty. Johnson, hence at Providence.
18th inst; Jane c. Patterson. Doyle. sailed from
do. tor this port. same day.
Schr. Vim. Kennedy, Christy, hence at Phila-
delphia, 18th inst
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The Mark cts.

BALrIxoRE, July Colour closed dull; HOW
ard street $40. Wheat closed with declining
tendency: choice white has declined Zoe, closing
l3UM l4jc Corn closed dull; white SEE; yell'"
Sc. Bacon closed firm; sides 9!c. Pork closed
dull; mess $I62j whiskey closed dull at 2t!c.
N,w YoKK, July 20.-Flour closed heavy; State
S47OMS5oo; Ohio Sj4j(G$jtj; Southern s'.a"
Cpx6 Wheat closed lower; red l@iGt l5oe, white
lI5G lGOc. Corn closed dull, with declining
tendency Pork closed dull; mess Sl5.i1.; prime
Sn.75. Lard closed steady. Whiskey closed
,,,udv Stocks are dull and lower. Va. 6's ~.
Mo Is S3I.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From California.

Sr. Louis. July 2o.-lhe overland mail.
from California, brings the intelligence that
the Italians of San Francisco have raised
-, 900 for the cause Of Italian independence.
The people of Carson Valley have called a
convention to consider the public safety.
The weather throughout the State WAS IN
tensrly hot. parrhing vegetation.
The county "i Santa Barbara had been
visited by IL terrible sIrocco, killing ANIMALS
and literally roasting fruit on the trees. (:)
The news from Frazer river mines was dis
couraglng.
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REMARk%.-The market yesterday presented
more activity. with increased offerings. There
were fair receipt. of Flour, but prices are de-
pressed We quote Union street super at 500
with very light demand; Extra 80 '"(9S" nc
cording to quality; and Family, which Is very
scarce. at S7.7jMss. There were about """o
bu.hel. of new Wheat offered Oh Change ye'ier
day. There was fair enquiry, but prices are stil
depressed. and We quote sales OF white oil very
y..od quality. at 1909 i3jc.--n" choice offered ;
red l,60l l3Uc, for good to prime. Corn Is IN fair
request, with sales at SIG S2e'-'ery i'sh' 'ne'-
inx.. Rye j. wanted, principally hy d''tlierS'
aud We quote 7or. Oats are improving n" new
offered yet sales Of old at Doe. The demand Tor
Plaster i, fair, with sales at 1919, delivered Oh
the Cars
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pb;lsdslnbis Cattle Market, July IS.

The demand has decreased for Beet Cattle dur
aug the past week. and prices are tending down
ward S"ne extra quality sold Tor $ll r 100 lbs
which was owing To the great supply and the IN
tense heat of the weather. The offerings ut both
wards amount Ia about l.sOu head, nearly all o'
which were disposed al NJ common rates,
SHEEp-Somc 5000 were disposcd ut during th'
week. at from iM41 cents e H., gross, for good
Sheep
Hoas-Ahout 40 hogs arrived during th'
week, aud were disposed of at $7.50@SS 10 r lot
Ms Market dull.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCHESTER, \ A

" TNt HIS EN, =.
rI,UE VALLEY FEMALE INSTITUTE is en-
L ,lowcI with full collie iaie powers by the Leg
,>lniurc of Virginia. The next Annual Session
will begin September 9TH. 1859.
Each Department is under the care OF expert
encel PROFESSORS and TEACHERS. Very superior
advantages will be offered i'll the department oi
Mu,IC. the present year.
No rxirn charge Tor the Classics.
H,y- Send for IL Catalogue, i've thousand Of
which are circulated annually.
:. ?. YORK. A. NJ, Principal.
Winchester Va, iy lg-eO4t
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Why ANnRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTSERJUtY

ALEXANDRIA STEAM FERRY CoNrANY.-
A meeting of this company was held at the
Corn Exchange yesterday afternoon, pur-
suant TO notice. when Il committee was ap-
pointed to make Il report upon the general
affairs of the Company at its next meeting.
Some business of no public interest was
transacted. aud the meeting adjourned un-
Ill Monday the first day Of August.
I'm the Washington Board of Aldermen, on
Monday, resolution WAS passed. requesting
the finance committee to inquire int" the ex-
p-dienry ol reporting bill authorizing the
sule of the " ;,shington and Alexandria rail
road, Ia satisfy mortgage held by the Cor
marathon AGAINST SAID railroad, for the pay
mpnt Of Std, 900 worth Of the bonIs ot said
road
The Thermometer, in the shade yesterday,
at noon, stood ut 80. There was fine
hrrrzo all day.
The Methodist Episcopal camp-meetins in
Montgomery county Md, will commence Oh
the 18th day "t August.
FAiR.-The Relief Fire Company c"ntem-
rlatc holding Fair, early in the Fall.
-4<~NA-
" ,sHIXGTuN lTEMs.-SENTENCE OF THE
IHcExDIAKlEs-R Binnix, years, III three
cases: VI. Dnvle, ! years, in tw" cases; James
E.,,,u - years. Vim Lnoury :. wears: Geo
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denomination of President Buchanan

PIrTsBuRG, pa, July 2o.-rhe Post, pub
lisheI in this city and which is the leading
Democratic organ of Western Pennsylvania,
HOSTS the name Of President Buchanan for
President. 1t takes the ground that he is
the only candidate who can he nominated
by the Charleston Convention, to reconcile
ranks
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Prsdsricksburg Market, July 20.

There have been some four or Ave thousand bush
81. of wheat purchased since our quotations on
Friday ut decline of five cents r. bushel. We
hear of purchases of crops on the river at SI23--
equal to about $I.32 in the mill. The present
ouotsble rates are: prime white wheat Sl.3O@
81 40: red 81 25m 81 Fret. Hcraid.
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A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANO in barrels.
BONE DUST of best quality, III barrels
SUP. PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
AUCTION NOTICE.

,ur "a ;ir I,,vin.. determined 4, prosecute.
VIE S"''''',s, - I'll IT, h,nrh.. ot.r
-, ,I,, Inn.
Ms >'',''ss i" ,% or Commits ioners
l'"s'1'H m,,,,.,,I pro,,.rtv xiII IL. w,J. NJ
sales "i Real "r r''S''t'' '!' "'' =. "'',
""e "I' %, ~, '' ~. ,,r,,J n,n,n
p,rti.. having mcrrhanoIkc t" dispose 81" VIII"
prefer making their avn sales eau make nrran:'
nents 70 do -" under the license "t the subscriber.
Consignnents Of goods Tor sale at auction, MI
be- ,.cri,cd aud Sold I" The best advantage ""'
y.,,mpi returns ~''i".
Persons having small lots al articles can ar
r,u,. +, have them sold AT the store "i the subsrr'
her. M. - King str"et-A', r'' ,i'S Interested
WIZ I'll known in this civ. un refer
mrntS. Beng wen hh""" w wv ~, ''' w.
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GoRDoNsvILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

UNHE Third Session Of this Institution will begin
/ on The 9TH day Of September, 1892 and end
on the 3Oth day ot June. l>6O.
ACHERS.-
Rev d. b. Ewing Principal and Teacher "t
Ancient Languages, Mathematics, and Moral Phi
loSophy.
French and Assistant in Mathematics, Miss a.
K. Shaw.
Music, Painting. and Drawing. Mr.. Prosinger.
English Miss Betty l.. Miller.
Boarding Department conducted by Mrs Mary
+. Barbour.
-TERNS.-
Board. with every personal accommodation, 10
months. $40: Music so; Higher English so;
Lower do, $50: French so: Latin and Treek S2o
each: Drawing and Painting $50 each.
Bills must be paid half III advance, and the re-
maindrr nj the end uf tho term Rigid lntcrme
date and final examinations. \" store accounts
allowed except 10y express permission al parents
or guardians y" deductions except Tor pr"'ih'
tel illness \" pupil received for less than h'e
months For further particulars. address
REV. b. Il. EWING, G"ri"nsville Va.
EEFEREScrS Judge K. II. Field Culpel"r e.
II: Rev. John II. Bncnck. ID. d.. Geors.t""h
Rev. Il d. Armstrong. ID. d., Norfolk Col. W. ;
k.mprr, Alexandria; Drs Morse aud ll"gr, Rich
m"ui. Gordousville. Va, jy G-luwhw
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nay" VALLEY FEMALE lNNrirCTE. -REr"RI
OF THE VISITING Committee III ruE bNLiI-
MORE CONFERENCE. June 5uth, lS5?.-The
examination of the students Of the Valley
Female institute vas, Ia your committee, Il
source of great qualification; and We d" not
hesitate to saw that ii was an honest ANA
thorough examination, and resulted most
honorably to the examined. The students
were remarkably prompt and correct in their
answers.
This will appear the more praiSeworthy,
when il is remembered that during the three
days of severe trial. the rrcliatl"n>. emhrar-
iny the ancient and modern classics, maihr-
MATES, aud natural science, We're Tor th'
most part conducted without text books.
While it was thus evident that no pans
had been spared Ia induce high form nl
intellectual culture your committee WAS
pleased to observe that great attention had
also been given to female etiquette. Ease,
dignity and p"litrneSs, We're prominent and
uniform characteristics of the Young ladies
of the Institute. luuug ladies should be
trained to intellectual scli-rcl!ance aud high
moral worth. in order t" success, III the com
mon duties and enterprises al life: and your
committee il confident that the regime Of this
Institute is admirably adapted t. this end.
They also feel ;rntI"d in being able Ia rr-
mort that tL, moral J,rnrrmrut ol ia. y,uu.
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er'lSeS' "et. 1l,,''u UPON ' I've. 81, 'i'' "'',
very . nea' " T'i '''''' '''' ''"' 'i''''
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Tue ''"''P",, n;,, a. u', a.,
gentleman VI "' , ,'i ' ,n 'ri'';'n
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MARRIED.

June 3Oth. in necatur, Illinois, by tho Rev 5.
s;tampce, j. +. MILLER, al the same place 1"
MI., LAURA T.. PEDDECURG. al Washington.
At Browns Hotel, Washington ID. C., July 18th
1889. hy the Rev ,ie". W. Samson, Pastor "t the
T.. Street Baptist Church, DR. j. ). WHARTON Ia
Mis- ELLA WHARTON, alI Of Culpcper County,
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From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, July l9.-The decree Of
.Jlur-z. which contscates the church proper
ty of Mexico, CONSISTS Of twenty five articles,
and is signed 10y all his Ministers.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, on Tuesday morning. lgih inst.
ut tn. r..iLeur. If Mr.. John X. White. No. ~
south Howard street. FREDERICK A. kOoAES,
formerly of AlrNnn.ria, Va, but for the last ten
", ars resident OF Baltimore, i'll the oath Year al
his
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New York Bank Statement.

NV Yonk. July l9-The bank statement for
thu pa, week shows ia. following results: De
crease in luans 81 Oh 400; decrease III circulation
$34l 900 increase OF specie 600; Increase OF
det,,.its S,ySuu
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AUCTION SALES.



NQ'hhiN HALL r'h 'A"h' '"' "''''
- sighed commissioners apP"H''" ~ "''''
al the Circuit Court oi Madison county. r;"H""i
c,d ~ March term 1899, will offer tor sale At pun
liz auction. on the premises, an I"''i"y m. l".0.
dny "t .i"y"'i. 1879, If fair IT not the neat E,r'
day, this beautiful and highly valuable iaiul. 10
!ies in the county of Madison. on the kLls'. irn
River. sA miles distant from the Orange aud A,N
amlra Railroad siA from Barb"uTsyIlIr. three .i ~
Montpelier. aud eight from GordonsNIr, wllh
which place it is connected by the Blur EIu-o
Turnpike Road passing through the farm Ito
tract contains. by recent survey, THREE NJ
DRED AND EIGHTY TWO ACRES, iEirr
R"u,is and sixteen Perchrs OF open Land. .ii
om. hundred and fourteen acres OF Wool Land.
The land Is well w,ter.d with never ta,Imr -r,i..-
aud stream, ot pur, free stone water: II,, hramr.
fully and partak,s of IN. character ,t liz, .,uth-
West Mountain soil, ned with chocolate rrsN,ly
aud of that ot alluyial river lands TL. ,.I. an
ynally fertile is now in u bi,h .t,t. Of iulr.,,.
ment, and i. we'll adapted Ia the growth 81 h,ut.
Corn Tobacco aud the ,irus-cS.
:.S The DIV ELLING OISEisan,w. LHr.i.
~ some and commodious fran. tuulI,r,. in,rr
-t0Tlrs high, including III. basement. win a r.p
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-21
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CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED, July ~.
Boats Mary Merrens. Miles Standish, Daniel
Harsh. aud W. Wellington, coal to 4. j. Me
haiey.
Boats sally crimes. X. VI. Sprigg, and Eliza
beth Ann, coal 10 Borden Mining e."
Boat /. j. Mehsnry. coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Lonac"nng, railroad iron I" John k.
Masters
Boat Susan Baker. $4,000 spokes to :. Shinn.
Boats X. 7. bmhgr. and q. IL Mnndy.