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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-31
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF THE ANGLo-s AXoN

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-S ANON.
FARTHER P"r>r. Oct 29.-The steamship
Anglo-Saxon, from Liverpool on the l9rh,
passed here this morning, with European
adyices two days later than by the Jason, at
ST Johns
The treaty of peace between France and
Austria was signed on the 18th
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Times states that in addition to the five great
Powers, Sardinia, Spain, Sweden. Portugal,
Naples and Rome will be represented in the
European Congress.
1t was stated that the treaty between
France and Sardinia would be signed in u
day or two, and that the tripartite trea;y
would subsequently, be signed.
The Great Eastern remained at Ilolyhead
Reports as to her trip to America are injeti-
mite, but Il meeting of the directors was to
be held on the l9th, when it was thought
that final arrangements would he made.
Reports were current of an approaching
change in the French Ministry.
IL was confirmed that Morocco has tender.
ed the satisfaction demanded by Spain
CoANERcIAL.--Cotton for three days closed
steady, with sales of $4,000 bales. Prices were
easier, but unchanged. Holders Offering
freely, but showed no disposition 10 press sales.
Breadsufs had declining tendency.
Provisions were dull
The London stock exchange WAS buoysnt, at
daily improving rates.
The money market was easy and money album
dant.
Consols 96!@96!.
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Later from Rio Janeiro.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.-By an arrival at
this port Rio, dates Of the lstinst are received.
There were in that port l7O vessels. The
ship Champion, from New York, bound to
San Francisco, had put in on the 10Th of
September, leaking badly, and was obliged to
discharge for repairs.
The stock Of coffee at this port, foots up So
600 bags.
In port, American ships of war Lancaster,
John Adams and Dolphin.
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PENMANSEIP.

DROF. 4. NJ. TRIMMER has taken rooms IN
[ the Exchange Block, where ne proposes teach
ing the above important and much neglected a'-
ronpli hmcni III all it, departments, including
prarteai and ornamental WRITING, LEI TX.
ING with the PEN. FANCY Pen DRAW lNd
and GARD WRITING. Parents and guardians
having children detcien; in writing VIII do Wen
hy placing them under his instruction, where pro-
r,r pains and attention will bc given upon sSsiein
atic principles Particular attention gwen !" 'he
writing Of Visiting. Address. and Wedding "a pS,
in superior style. Mr.. /. hopes to receive a lDeta
share Of patronage from the citizens Of AieNahd''1
oct lU-law3w
NJ OTICE-lf you want good "heal. anu AR :.
~ ionabe CLOTHING, g 10 - nH'
ILL.,, T,E.,. y. E,ny..,resr Constantly re-
rsiyipr. III. latest styles OF / ING GooDs;
\ q. A choice article Il SILK SHAhkk and
CANTON IrNpEKSHIkTS and Dr. AYERS
SHIRTS made u order. sep I-ly
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[CoaAUNICATED.
Tobacco Growing in Fauquier.

Observing in the Gazette, that some eager
n.,. !, manifested by few Of the farmers
1t Fauqucr and Rappahannock to enter up
IN HE culture Of Tobacco, | have thought
,bala few words Of caution might be worth
.me,hing ID them, before they progress too
,ar in their preparations.
This question should be very carefully
weighed in all lis bearings before being
,nslly determined on. and no one inexperi-
need in the culture Of the crop can deter
mine it iuiiciously for himself. Thousands
might be expended in buildings and other
preparations. besides great expenditure in
iabor which would have been more probably
SPENT on other crops, before the tyro planter
isloyers that neither his farm or force is
.hptei IL its growth. Among other things
IL, Indispensable 10 success that the farm
should embrace sutiiviency of what is
Known IL planters Is Tobacco SOIL" to
make At least four five is better) Shifts
This land must be not only Of loose, friable
rsure, but must have the capacity to pro-
luce from lu 10 l. bhlS. OF corn to the acre,
with clover crop NJ least two years old: such
and, with thu and Of from 81 to $40 worth
u suitable fertilizers per acre may produce
4prvhtale crop. Small and poor Tobacco
!oE Shipping is becoming annually more
ln'aeshe IN the English market, besides
BENG one Of the least remuuerative of all
.rps
NJ farmer will find the crop remunera-
h's who cannot command at least double
'he force necessary for ordinary crops OF
sAeat and corn which his farm will bear.
Asa'n he will require about double the guam
:iy q wood land 10 burn his plant beds
Aud cure the crop Tor number Of years.
max he would need without the crop. Ills
8o'd and must likewise contain an abun-
lance oil what ~ technically called plant
ana lie must have his houses all built
'riofr the cutting season, and the value of
Ie hFs' crop will be pretty well consumed
" 'he buildings necessary to house it. He
|u''ine'ltably Get an overseer from the To-
0"'o region, who comes we'll recommended
=: an experienced and successful planter,
'a' . hI' guidance and Judgment he must
N,n'N. lie must give up all schemes for
s.aom>lnS labor, aud taking near cuts,
@."S'as experiments, and planting differ
~ KINDS Of tobacco, &c. until he shall have
s ~'N nIs apprenticeship, and made up his
.''' e DO more than double the work he
va VA IN the same time. Such man, 70
''1i'ed' nag succeed sometimes ruth pro-
''''ns S'ason. TOBACCO.
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By SATURDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

TIE LATE lloMIcIpE Is FAuQCIER..-The
Warrenton Wing is mistaken, we are sure,
in supposing that communication in re-
ference to the late homicide in fauquier, was
iuten,isd to do un Justice to any OF the parties,
or 10 iniure the unfortunate man who Is now
under arrest. The object OF the writer, We
feel confident was only to give an account Of
the affair The Wing says that Daniel Il.
Hushlr,t has been respectable, quiet, and
useful citizen. ~ gentleman OF another
county, who formerly resided in the lmme-
date neighborhood u Mr.. liughlett, tells Us
that he was one III the most industrious,
honest aud useful men he knew Of in the
whole vicinity. About the unfortunate dead,
we knew nothing, and if We did would say
nothing. lie has gone to his grave, and
while his good qualities may be spoken OF,
let his faults and irailties, rest with him IN
the silent dust. The examination will take
Mace next Court, the 2Sth OF November
The Stanton indicator says, Mr.. Tom
Marshall, our gentlcmaniy and efficient Con
stable, who is 20 very much given to nabbing
others, came near being nabbed himself the
other evening. lie most incautiously invad-
cd The cheat" Of black Bear. somewhere
between this place and Greenville, and was
ONLY saved from his iethal embraces by the
speed Of his horse. which last. however, did
not escape sundry ignominious wounds on
his rump.
The Warrenton Wing says:-The land Of
Andrew Woclf deceased, near Rectortown
was sold the other day by Commissioners OF
the court, to John y. Rawlings, for Si,;'o
per acre.
Tvs GOVERNOR, u Commander Chief
has given orders 10 the Ad Iutant-General
r, make An immediate examination Of all
The arms and equipment in the Armory in
Richmond and report 70 HIM.
,rRSITIRE AND BAGGAGE WAGON
The citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity, are
,,fo,ned that have an excellent SPRING WAGos.
onI am prepared - a4ui FrRSlrl RI OF BAGGAGE
- any ,.trt ii the city, 10 Washington shor,
distance. in ia. country. Particular attention civ
en 70 moving the Furniture Of families changing
their residences, to all which give my Personal
ATTENTION.
orders may be left at C.. Brengle's Confectionery
store King street where = slate provided for the
purpose. tsep l6-dlyl W. 4. HICKS.
NEW RAlSINS, Currauts, Ci,ron, iu-t receiS.
~ ed auI Tor sale by JOHN A. DIXON.
oct -
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OIL CLOTHS,
MATPINGS, 4

MATflNuS, &C., &C.
In every variety and style, all new stock and
purchased nj such rates as enable US to marx
them AT greatly reduced prices. Our purpose j. 10
supply the public with all such goods, in better
qualities, and Al lower rates, than they bsye ever
before been sold at in the District.
Citizens of Alexandria and the adjoining coun
ties are respectfully invited to visit our show
rooms, and inspect our stock.
R..J- II gives Us pleasure to add that Mr. WIN.
b. EDMONDS, Of Virginia, for many years in the
employ Of Clagett Dodson. has formed u bust
ness connection with our house, where he is al all
times ready to his friends and acquaintances
L. Z. PERRY 4 CO.,
Upper Rooms "Perry Building,
Corner Penn ave. and 9th ST., Wash. City.
oali Ilul sw
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'S''f SHIPS aNDNEARLl 100 LIVES LOST
."'as Tue past week no fewer shan ~ total
Ii,. IN, nave Teen posted on the books at
;S,l> Among the more calamitous was the
:, ~-''.'n 10y ire OF the ship Schach Jehan.
~ was bound from Calcutta to the West
.t,' and had on board 500 coolie emisrants.
!, toar days every effort was made to save
.,i >ol| an' the unhappy creatures on board,
,.' Ultimately three RATS, crowded by 800
s.,a were sent adrift, and have never since
,. a"safu''. The master, officers, and crew,
rT.; - were picked up in very distressed
!. ZION I'VE days after, by the ship Vasco
=. ANA The Admella, screw steamship,
.sD,., 'ia'Plet'l y wrecked near Cape Northum-
al I = Oh the coast Of Western Australia,
il. -. "es were lost. Another heavy loss is
A., "'a' wreck OF the well known American
J.. vt sup Sovereign Of the Seas, which
y. page On the Pyramid shoal in the
y, r :, Aalaeca on the 9th Of August. She
.''> tons, and had made some Of the
liz FIN passages on record from China.
/ him, sIsN snip Chinchurah Eastaway, from
,s... "r Calcutta, was totally lost on the
TN ! ; ranas; and the ship Thomas Brassey,
GnImTFPool' was abandoned of the Cape
nj, E, "ops; The City Of Calcutta, from Cal
Ho,bl, "'e '!iyde, was wrecked in the river
..k =: ue liel!espont steamer struck on .
&.n,sl, 'ea''ns Naples. and went down, but
j. = ~ SefSanacrew were saved: the Victo-
la.,a,s,, ',Saw, Numbered of Anholt in the
here .. G4' all on board were preserved
Is ,sSa - IN addition, several missing YES
"!iD,sr es''ng which the most painful fore
are entertained. London Times.
Il Mp =" SPARKLING ANDINDIAPALE
:, ~. :, la,t received and for ,als hv
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Gsorgstown Cattle Market, October 20.

The offerings of Beef Cattle al Drover's Rest
amounted to 800 head $50 of which We're pur-
chased BY District butchers at S2.5utaS3d2t on
the hnof, averaging $500 or equal to s'et %. %
net: 800 of the remainder were driven on 20 the
Baltimore market, and 10 were left over unsod
400 head of Sheep were offered; quality generally
interiors prices ranged from S2.5o@SS Z head
Hogs-tolerable supply--sclling ut $1(9S1.5o.
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From Texas and Northern Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 2S.--Adyices from
Texas, state that the yellow fever continues
in Galveston and Houston, but none at In
dianola.
The Picayune's Mexican correspondence
confirms the cold-blooded murder Of Consul
Chase, by Gen. Marquez.
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fredericksburg Market, Oct. 29.
So. AL NJ A N A c
M A NE LIS IT.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-OC %.


ARRIVED.
Schr. Mary Jane, Redman, Machodoc, corn and
wheat to Geo. II. Robinson.
Schr. Rising Sun, Poor. Wicomico, corn to Geo
H. Robinson.
Schr. Mary Virginia. Posey, Nanjemoy, wheat
to Thomas Perry.
SAILED.
Schr. Buelah Henson Wareham by Borden
Mining Co.
Schr j. Ponder. Ellcmsworh, Digh,on, by Bor-
den Mining Co.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Maria White. Billings, from this port, for
Boston, was AT Holmes Hole, 10Th inst; schr.
Courier, Crowell from Boston, for Washington,
sailed from do. same day.
Schr NJ. Carlisle. Wiusmore, hence at Fall Riv
er, 25th inst.
Schr. Sylvanus Allen, Sears, for this port, cld
ut Boston. Goth inst.
Schr 5. n Hall. Packard. from Portland. tor
Washington. arrived Ut New York. It'll inst.
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- fssss +;
EsS-yE:.--.A
CANAL C0MMER RICE
ARRIVED. October 90.

ARRINED, UtIUDtt ~.
Boats J. e. Heiston. and Henry Clay, coal to
L. J. Mchafey.
Boats James Fitzpatrick Santa Anna, Three
Sisters. pr. h. L. Boteler. and NJ. Jane Hull. coal
to Borden Mining CO.
Boats Gea. L. J. McKaig, Kate Bruce. and J. =.
Wright, coal to Frosthurg Coal 70.
Bouts F. a. Healy, VI. u. Brumhall, }. ii.
Grove, and s L. Mcdonald. coal to American
Coal Co
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Fugitive Slave Recovered.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-John Tyler, fugi-
tive slave, who escaped from Campbell cOun-
", Va. in 1854, was arrested in Columbus
yesterday and brought before Commissioner
Ncwhall, who rcmanded him to his owners.
He was taken to kantucky.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Flour closed firm and I'M
changed; Howard street and Ohio 1925. Wheat
closed dull; red $50 for prime. Corn closed dull
white and yellow 9S@94c. Provisions closed dull
and lower: bacon sides 9ic. Whiskey closed quiet;
Ohio 211 cents.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-Flour has declined cts.
State S4.75; Ohio $40 "a 1856; Southern $500
S57O. Wheat is dull, and has declining tendency.
Southern white $l.55 Corn closed dull; yellow
$l.Ol. Pork is dull: mess Sl5.12MSlj.2O; prime
$lOSOMSl0.s5. Lard closed quiet. Whlskey
closed dull at 27b cents. Stocks are rather better
Co o.. Mo 81 81
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Nawsnanar Often Mobbed.

CIArrNNATl, Oct. 29.-The office of the
Newport (ky,) Free South, a newspaper
with Republican proclivtie1. was mobbed
last night and the "forms" Of the paper scat
trrnl In tha street
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From Vera Cruz.

PENSACOLA, Oct. 2s.-Ths L. S. sloop-of
war Saratoga, from Vera Cruz. has arrived
here with important dispatches for Seniors
Mata and Lerdo, from their home govern
ment
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AUCTION SALES.

WILL Be SOLD At THE FOUNDRY, 20"
w WIZ. street, on he 1t yor,mtcr, for tho
benefit OF whom il concern
Il LEAyITr'S CORN and COB MILLS.
Also. at the MACHINE SHOP, on Wolfe street,
about - 600 HARD BRICKS
800 FIRE BRICKS
5000 PENNSYLVANIA SLATE, in good
order, and lot Of BROKEN SLATE ~ pounds
COPPER NAILS; l. u b Z X; W ID
FRAMES and SASH, and lot OF IRON WIN
DOW BARS, &c, DC JAMES Z. SMITH.
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BY 7. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

A DEMONSTRATORS AND TRUSTEE SALE.
~ Will he sold al the late residence Of Wash
iugton I. Harper, in Alexandria County, oh I"s,-
day. Nor.a.L.r Sh, 1859. at 10 O'Clock all OF tho
personal property, Of which said W. l. Harper,
died possessed, consisting Of Horses, Cows. Farm
Ing Utensils. HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNlTt RE. Paints, and lot of Gls1ier's pia-
mOudS.
TERMS A credit of nine months will be given
all sums Of $40 ard over, the purchaser to give
bond, with security, bearing interest from date.
For all sums less than &c. the cash viii be required
JESSE OWINGS. Administrator u
Washington 7. Harper, decd, and Trustee.
n. r. A!lperSonS having claims against the late
v. T. Harper. will please present them TO the sub
scriber. properly authenticated, and all persons
indebted 10 said W. I. Harper, will please make
immediate payment. JESSE OWlNGS.
oct 24-eoI- Administrator.
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W. & A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors

w. A. MURRAY, Merchant Tailors,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their FALL and
N WINTER GOODS, and would invite all in
want Of any thing in their line 10 give them call.
sepl5
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-I am au-
thorized to sell FOURTEEN BUILDING
LOTS, Of various sizes, situated on the east s:ds
Of Alfred street, and north side Of Wolfe streets
Price. low, and terms accommodating
oct 3-eotN0yl2 X. JOHNSTON
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sCH0oLHFRR & BRO.

IOs King Ntres', Alexandria, Virginio.)
A RE NOW receiving from their manufacturing
n house in the North, the largest stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING ever offered in tho
Alexandria market and are selling at the lowest
New York prices.
They invite particular attention 20 their largo
assortment Of BUSINESS SUITS, and also to
their CLOTHING for Boys and Children.
They avail themselves of every facility both in
the purchase Of materials and in the manufacturing
of all kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
They .olict from both the Wholesale and retail
trade, a careful examination OF their stock, as
they are determined TO SELL AZ heretofore, at the
very lower. possible figures.
SCH0OLHERR BRO,
sepl6 l0S King street, Alexandria, Va.
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NEW CARPE- STORE.

rINHE subscribers having rented the commodioua
l. and elegant Upper Rooms" Of the Perry
Building" corner OF Pennsy lrana Avenue and
Ninth street. Washington City. have opened there
in, M extensive stock Of
CARPETS,
CURTAINS.
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NEW CL0AKS.-As many Of our customers
~ have been waiting the arrival of our NEW
CLOAkS. We would respectfully inform them that
We have today opened about one hundred Of the
best style Of plain and ribbed Black Beavers,
varying from SO to $40, many of them Of our
own designs. and different from any other styles in
the market. Customers who prefer TO buy for cash
will be allowed discount If five per cent. on all
purchases amoun,ingto $40 and upwards, and We
respectfully solicit the inspection Of all in want Of
i very handsome CLOAK, TO our assortment, as
believe offer great inducements both in
price and variety.
One price, marked in plain figures.
W. VI. SHUSTER CO.,
No. 3s, opposite Centre Market, Bet Yth sth sts.
Washin1tnn. oct 2s-il0t
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WILLIAM D. MASSEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CL0TIIER,

ALEXANDRIA, VA,
II EEPS constantly on hand a full and complete
IN stock Of black, blue, olive, brown, claret and
other shades of French and English CLOTHS,
CASSAMERES AND VESTlNGS, which will be
made up order at the shortest notice in the best
style, and at as low prices the kind Of
materials can be furnished by any one in tho
market.
In addition TO which there is kept constantly on
hand large stock of READY MADE CLOTH
ING embracing all the styles suitable for the
season, made up of and sound materials, and
the Tork diam" an 81 proper manner.
Having had many years experience in the bust
ness. feel confident of rendering satisfaction to
those who may give me their custom, being deter
mined to render to every man an equivalent for his
money
g2s'- South side of King street, one door west
of Royal. [Culpeper Observer oct Is
UNHE MEMBERS OF THE POTOMAC,
i PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRICUL-
TURAL SOCIETY" and others, will please take
notice that the subscriber has just received from
New York, and has now opened at his establish
ment, on Fairfax street, one door South Of King,
a select assortment Of + Al l. and WINTER
GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
tESTlNGS, &c, and a finer more elegant sup
ply cannot be found in any Tailoring establish
nent in this city. Call and examine for your
selves. He has GOODS to suit the fashions
bic and please the plainest, all Of which will bo
made up to order, with neatness and dispatch.
Gentleman ut a distance, by transmitting their
measures, together with their height, by mail,
be furnished with CLOTHES, quality considered,
cheap they he bought of any house in
this city.
All persons wishing to furnish their own goods
will have particular attention paid TO them. AL
ways thankful for fsyors, past, present, and to
come, he shall with the aid Of generous and con
fding public, continue TO FLAP HIS Wines.
WILLIAM L. ATWELL,
u No. A. Fairfax street
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DIED.

On Wednesday. October Goth, near Philadelphia
Mrs SOPHONISBA SELLERS, daughter OF the
late Charles Wilson Pcac. Of that city.
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GLANDS LINE."-FOR PHIL
1r2 ApELPHlA NEW YORK, AND BoS-
T0N.-The steamer JAMES JEROME. Jerome
master, will leave on her regular day, Tuesday,
November lst. at s o'clock. p. NJ. For freight, at
lowest rates. apply TO STEPHEN SHIN
oct 2l-1t I'll, South Union 81
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AxxIyERS,RY-The anniversary OF the
Young Mems Chsi,tian Association Will take
place ut the Lyceum Hall, on Tuesday week.
the Sth proximo. Several addresses will be
delivered on the occasion. and the exercises
will be Of most interesting character.
Tnr FAIR FOR the benefit Of the Relief
Fire Company, will close this evening, when
the goods remaining unsoli will be disposed
of hv auction.
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10O BBLS. EASTPoRT HERRlN"S
ltJ(J 100 do. ALEWIEES. just received IRON
Boston per Schr SeaYon. and for sale low ,nr cash.
=, Inc, All I. A. BREWlS.
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WASHINGTON IrrNs Mr.. Joseph Bou-
LANCER, 81 long and tavorably known t" the
citizens Of Washington and this place, as the
proprietor Of one OF the best Restaurants ever
kept ia Washington, adyertiseS Tor success
sor IL conduct his establishment.
C. G.. Mortimer Of this city, has establish
ed himself in the Ale business IN Washing
ton. acting as the Agent for Martins |ir-
GINA Cream Ale We wish him success IN
his new enterprise.
The Circuit C,ur, is still III session in
Washington.
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FEW more OF those DAMAGED CohshlS
n left. Cali and get one before they are gone
$. 4 W. MEYENBERG,
40, a corner of King and Pitt streets
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NEW THEATREl
ALENAN DRlA.
Under tho Management "i.........M. '. Lnghaln
RE-ENGAGEMENT OF
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON /!
FOR FOTR NIGHTS .NORE!
Who will appear this Evening in her favorite
character Of
CAMILLE GAUTIER
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BUSINESS ox the CAN,L.-The George
town correspondent Of the Washington Star
saws :-"Business upon the Canal, since our
last report has been quite brisk: lo@ boats
have arrived--1.; from Cumberland, with 5
600 tons Of coal: Is from other points, with
-four and grain; ) with limestone; with
wood, hay, &c. The entire line is again IN
good navigable order: and, unless some un-
iorescen accident shall occur, quite 4 heavy
trade is ANTICIPATED the remainder OF the
boating season.
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I WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
| LADIES. that l will open on THtRSDA
o,rp;ng. The 27h. q large stock Of WINTER
RoNNETS. of all kinds Also, FEATHERS.
FLOWERS RIBBONS. R0UCHES, &C.. all o
which will sell very low. for cash.
oct a8-eo3t. +. I. BERRY. loo King &.
u.rkSoN.S MOULD CANDLES. for sale hy
Il t ~ MARSHALL GO.
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