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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04
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A NoBLE SoE.-Tho Portsmouth JDur-
uct relates that Clement March, Esq,
son Of Joseph w. March, Of Greenland,
n. II ;, is paying the debts of his father,
who died fifteen years aga. The estate
was administered upon as insolvent, and
demands amounting to thirteen thousand
dollars were approved by the commission
ers. To meet these there were less than
three thousand dollars, and the estate was
settled in 1S45. The son now nouors his
fathers memory by coming forward and
spending ten thousand dollars in paying
his fathers old creditors in fuiI-a shining
example Of maguanimity and fIial re-
/ spe5t.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04

During the war with Great Britain, a
Yankee fishing smack,off Nantucket shoals,
was chased by British sIoop,of war
Finding the enemy gaining faster upon
them than was agreeable, the Yankees
dropped their sails and all hands commen.
ced tishiHg, as if they was in very shallow
water. The trick succeeded; the English.
man was frightened at the prospect OF get,
ting aground, and with helm hard up push
ed off, leaving the Yankee to himself in
twenty fath5ins water.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04

CARROTS FOR UoRsEs.-LateIy going to
the country to spend few weeks with a
friend of mine, [ drove very handsome
horse, and a good one, but was always an
noyed by his coat-it was more like lot
of Jristles than horses smooth skin, and
all the grooming he could get wouldn't
do it no good" My friend who Is great
horse breeder and fancier, made NE try
giving him few carrots every day, to eat
out of my hand, saying that he would have
A gool smooth coat in three weeks: an lie
was right, for IN that time my horse had a
beautiful, sleek, glossy coat, and all from
eating few carrots daily. He tells me it
is infallibc.-Fdrnae,' 5 -Hn1dzine
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04

Sir John Franklin was destined bv his
father for the Ministry, by nature for the
sea. While at school lie walked twelve
miles to see the ocean for the first time.
He was sent on trading voyage to Libon
TO cure him of his bent--the voyage con
iirmel IT,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04

The Judge interrupted Curran in the
midst Of his speech, when an ass began to
bray under the window, by saying. "One
at time, Mr.. Curran, if you please"
Presently the Judge began his charge the
jury, and the ass began to bray again, and
Mr. Curran remarked, Does not your
Lordship hear remarkable cello in the
couft IT,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04

TE Vote The Democratic Ticket.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-11-04
The Law in Regard to strays.

In answer to many Inquiries as to the
provisions of the Stray Law, and as a con-
venience to our readers for reference, we
give the law in question below;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-21

Tue WHEAT CROP IN CULrErER County,
Bv private letter received from II gentleman
in Culpcper, whose business calls him to va
rious parts of the county, We learn that the
wheat promises finely, except in the low
grounds. where it is much damaged 10y the
overflow caused by the late hard rains.
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ASHBY & WOOD,

v, 49, k;ny- street, dcor iran, Warrington st.
RE Now IN RECEIPT of their SPRING
n SUPPLY. and are able 10 offer 10 their
friends and the public. a stock Of GOODS worthy
of their attention.
The variouS departments include extensive as
sortmcnt, of black and cnlurcd Dress SINS, fine
Dress Goods, low and medium prize Dress Goods,
including choice Prints, Chntzes. Ginghams,
Brraye DcLancs. Challics. &c.
Our stock of fine L,ccs and Emhroidcries Is
very large aud complete.
Also. real Lace sc,t, and Pompalours. some very
elegant
Linen ShcctingS I'LL widths. Warranted pure
Irish Linens. all grades and qualities
Gloves, Hosiery. IIanhkcrchiciS. &c.
We give .p"cial attention to the selection OF
Cloths. Ca,sinl"r.s. Nc>ting-. and all goods re-
rrirci 10 complete Gentleman's wardrobe.
We ask the attention of heads of families to our
large stock of Domestic, housekeeping. and Ser
wants Goods.
The above with every thing new and desirable
in our line have been purchased on the best terms,
and will he sold at a small advance
All goods warranted to be precisely what they
are represented. Particular attention paid TO or
lcr. NH Il
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DIED.

In Charlottesville. on Saturday, 18th instant,
JAMES ". SAUNDERS, ESQ. aged o. Mr.. :.
WA. lawyer of considerable practice for many
wears. and at the time Of his death, Clcrk of the
Distric, Court Of Appeals, and President of the
Farmers Bank. and highly respected by the whole
community. On Monday. the stores and places OF
business in Charlottesville closed, rs token
of respect for the deceased.
At the residence Of his brother in tho County Of
Stafford, JOS +. b. TIMBERLAkE, in the 3lst
year Of his age. lie was reared in Stafford and
rinisrated to kentucky about four years ago, and
had returned to his native county upon visit.
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A. A. & A. MEXICAN GUANo in barrels
BONE DUST, of best quality, in barrels.
SUP PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
SOMBRERO GUANO.

IN calling the attention of the public to this val
J. liable and recently discovered deposit of this
irrtili1ing article. we will merely state, that like
all other phosphate" GUANuS, it. most valuable
constituent i. pho,phoric acid, or bone phosphate
OF lime; and that il mercantile value, as compared
with other GUANOS Gifts kind. may be easily de-
tcrmined by the amount of ph"!phoric acid or bone
pho> riac of lime it contains. In order. there
fore. t" give the publ" a thorough knowledge Of
what SOMBRERO CT ANO does contain, we beg
To- refer to the following list of eminent chemists in
different parts of the World who have anal zed diff
fcrent cargocs. from average samples taken by
themselves from the cargors just they arrive
from the island. without drying ar selection of
specimens for -na!y laion. Each analysis will be
exhibited. irrequired, under the original signature
Of each chemist named:
OF pho.phoric acid. estimated IA equivalent TO
phosphate OF lime. it il found to contain
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COM N E r C I A L.
The Markets.

B.LrrxoRY. March l9-Plour closed dull; How
ard street S6.25. Wheat unchanged red 1850 l62c.
for lair to prime; white l75@ls5c. for good to
prime. Corn closed dull and unchanged; yellow
,oG see white 140s76c Provisions closed stes-
dy a, previous rates.
Nxw YORK, March l9.-Flour closed firm;
State. s.. iOGL 1913 Ohio s6.6j@ $3.50; southern
s6Ms67j Wheat closed quiet and generally un-
CHANGED. Corn closed lower; white s7@9Oc.;
yellow and mixed $4,000. Pork closed buoyant;
mc.. sl7.s7G$ 80; prime l3.25@sl3.3l. Lard
closed steady at ll!@ l2!c. Whiskey closed firm
At 2gc. Stocks are hrmer. Cumberland Coal Co.
o. Nn g. Us. Mo 6's Soc.
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ALEXANDRIA. March Is. 1889

ALEXANDRIA, MarCn - 1879.
Dear Sir: have this moment received your
note requesting M to state villa. know in rela-
ton to the MarshW House Speech Of the Honora-
bic Vim. Smith. In reply, have to say, that |
WAS present when that memorable speech was de-
liyered and heard the whole of il. 1t was made
on the night before the day Of the last Gubernatc-
rial election. ON that light. as the candidate OF
the American party. for a seat in the General As
,cmblv of Virginia, | had addressed the people
Of AleAandria. III mass meeting assembled; after
| had concluded what had to say To the people, |
wa. approached by Mr.. c. f.. Stuart, und request
ed hv him 10 move the appointment of a commit
tee e. call on GOV. Smith 10 address the American
party. in the said mass meeting assembled. Ihi-.
for reasons at me time perfectly satisfactory to me.
laud if | wero to state them NOR they would be
satisfactory to The uorid. | declined 10 do.
The meeting WAS subsequently addressed b. Mr.
French 5. Evans. and by Mr.. Darlington. After
Mr.. Darlington concluded his speech, Mr.. Stuart
came forward aud announced that Gov. Smith
would address the meeting i'll front of the Marshall
House, and moved an adjournment for that lur-
pose. The adjournment WAS made, and the Amer
lean party of Alexandria proceeded in body I"
the Marshall House and called the Governor out,
ifon' you ob.er,~ y The Governor responded TO
the call, promptly, and heard the whole oi h's
.,.sech, which ras abort the cause OF It's hreviiy
will not undertake 20 account for-but this Will
saw, hs, in the midst Of bis speech. procession
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Tho Discussion at Stafford c. h.

The Candidates for Congress from this
District met in discussion at Stafford Court
House on Monday last.
The fredericksburg Recorder says:-About
the close of Gov Smith remarks, All issue of
yeraci,y arose between himself and Mr..
ShackIeford, which we feared would end Sc
riously. Opprobrious epithets which we
shall not repeat, were used without stint
The quarrel, through the Intervention of
mutual friends was, however, settled. Mr..
Thomas, looked on as complacently as u
-rring morning; nor caring. we presume, a
fc which got the better of it. The display
Yesterday but convinced US that a Conven-
lion in this district is now an absolute neces-
sity.
The Herald SayS-"The language produ-
ced good deal Of feeling, aud much regret
was expressed AT the use Of language 50 in
temperate, but it was without delibcration.-
We understand that reconciliation was Ell
fected. and we suppose Withdrawals made.
after the conclusion ofGov. :. sspecch.
The News says:--'.The discussion was
abruptly terminated. Smith said it was the
came Of two pluck one" Thomas asked if
he Smith was the only Democrat. He
thought there were two Democrats against one
Wing. and it was two pluck one" against
him.
Second Lieut.. John Bennett, fourth artil-
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Wv. u. MASSEY, E.,q
ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 18TH 1850.

AIrxAxuRra Va, March 18th, 1852
wv u. MASSEY. Esq.
Dear Sir: | was At the meeting nj American
Hall on rho night III question, attending meeting
OF the American party of Alexandria. 4 gent!,msn
who was called upon to speak said that Mr. Smith
WA. At the Marshall House, and would address
the meeting and if mistake not said that he Mr..
Smith would like to address his Know Nothing
friends" and moved that committee be appoint
ed to wait on Mr.. Smith and invite him 10 address
,he meeting. The Chair appointed the committee,
who having waited an that gentleman, returned
aud reported that Mr.. smith had started with
them, but was met by friend, who advised the
nov.rnor 10 return to the Marshall House and adj
dress II. from there. On motion, the meeting adj
iourncd to the Marshall H"Hse in body. the pro-
cr.sinn heinz: headed hy band of srtemp"r"n.""s
music several gentlemen Of the party officiating
~ amateur musicians. The party drew up in
front of the Marshall House, when Mr. Smith WAS
introduced hv the committee. AMI made speech
to the satisfaction Of the party th0re assembled
Before Mr. Smith concluded his speech the Demo-
cratic uartv in procession, came down Hing street,
and turned uu Pitt. Some Of the Democratic pro-
rcssion mingled with party, and some one OF
them called Mr.. Smith "a id traitor" which
came near leading to a row. the opposition party,
nhe Know Nothings.) interpreting to prevent Mr..
smith from being insutcd. Yours respectfully,
W j. IIIGDON.
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In noticing the remarks ot the editor Of the
Sentinel in his issue Of the lS,h INST, beg
leave To say. that The fact Of his using oppro-
brious cpithet>. misrerrrscntlng ~" American
party &C.. are facts 80 well remembered by
all who read the Sentinel a. the time. that
do not deem it necessary I" establish II fur
thcr. In the next place | say that at the rat
iication meeting, l.. B. Tay Tor, esq, and my
self both addressed the meeting IL Wings
and Americans. " it'll regard to the Custom
House removals, think am well informed
upon the subject am authorized by Mr..
PcNtnn Ballcnger. to say. that the Demo
cratic meeting at Lyccum Hall. had al l"urn-
ell. and that he was in the Democratic pro-
re.,on, and came down King street, while
GOV. Smith WAS speaking from the Marshall
House steps. ur balcony, and that III" said
Democratic procession sent up a terrible yell
My convention remarks contained three
material facts: lst. did not know how Gov.
Smith could he ignorant of the political
complexion of the party he was addressing,
ID, That while he was speaking, pemocra-
tie procession came int" Ming street and
sent up defiant shout; and Sd. That Gov
Smith was invited 10 90 to the Hall and adj
dress the American party. think have
shown the two first propositions, to be cor
rect; for the truth Of the last, | received my
information from another gentleman. llav-
ing thus established my positions, now call
upon Mr.. r. NJ Smith 10 vote and labor
against Gov. Smith election
March H. W. ID. MASSEY.
Herewith. annex the cards Of M">srs.
Taylor and Iligdon.
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TOBACC0.-KNOA d, BRCIHhh n.'s I'll. y"
hand Il supply Of j. NJ. Bakers joy I" 81 ,'''
World" and Gold Leaf Tobacco. mn -
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Storm in the Chesapeake.

BALTIMORE. March IA tremendous gNlc
wa, experienced in the Chesapeake Bay las,
night. and there are apprehension OF marine
disasters. |; is feared that the brig Kirk.
land. which went ashore at Cove Point II few
nights ago, with cargo IF sugar, may be
seriously injured, ifnot broken up. \ steam
tug was dispatched this morning {" Tighten
her The cargo is insured.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, &c.
AM NOW IN RECEIPT of Il very large as
/ ,ortnlcnt OF every thing in my line. winch am
prepared - sell low for cash, or To punctuai Gus
TONERS. | name in part
PLUWS-Minor Il Horton. Cast Share: Minor i
Horton Wrought Share Riches Iron Beam, Cast
Share: Titus Pointer, Iron Beam: Rough and Ready;
:. ". wroush, and Cast Share; Davis do; Cuff Il
Brace: Rusglc- ii Co.. Hill Side: Minor Horton,
do. do: Subsoil Pluws: Guug Plows. Wrought and
Ca, Tooth. Large assortment OF Castings to hi.
Observation-Disclosures PlOws, with extra CultiNa-
tor.
CUTTING BOXES-Sinclair Cos Msstica-
tor which are guaranteed I" any one who Will try
them, the most desirable and best Cutter made:
Raw Hide Rollers. from $40 to Sl2; Universal
Cutter: Cummings. a..
CORN SIIELLERS.--Bo,ton, Pennock, Clin-
ton &c. price from - to SD.
Forks spades, Hoes Shovcls Rnkcs. &C.
have "A fine assortment of the best quality Of
Mnuurr lIay. and Garden Forks: also l.. II.
Spades: Shovcls: Garden aud Ditchins Spades:
Hamcs: Trace Chains: OK Chains: Horse Collars:
Chain Pump fixtures: Grind Stones; Wedding Hoes;
Killing Hoes Steel Garden Hoes Ok J okcs and
Bows: Scc,.owerS: Whcclbarrows. &C., dc.
SEEDS have now fine aSsortmcn: "f Auits
celebrated English GARDEN SEED. put uP in
packages suitable for farmers or gardeners. war
ran,cI fresh aud pure. Also, Timothy Seed: Or
charl Grass: Herd Grass; very superior lot of
Extra Cleaned Kentucky Blue Grass: English
lawn ,;ra..: Seed Potatoes: Seed Oats: Buckwhcat,
&C. Sr. DKAYTON &. MEADE.
Alexandria Agricultural Warehouse.
NH lS-:f No. u. EairfaX street, Alex "a. Va.
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PooR'S IIouSE.-There are at present IN
the Poors House. OF this place, and
infrm adults, Is: children. To- insane. |.
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THE MovNr VERNON FrHn.-The printers
Of Washington, and those formerly connect
cd with the business, upon the suggestion
of the Hon. Horatio King, III hi, address be-
fore the Columbia Typographical Society, at
their last anniversary celebration, have con-
tributed the handsome sum of Sl22 towards
the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
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with music. banners, amd ;ram-parencies. wheeled
into King street from Washington street, the effect
Of which Wa. 10 .ut end to the Governors
speech aud 10 pun t. flight great many of the
Americans who did not choose to run the risk If
havin. their patcs cracked, ior the pleasure OF
hearing ihe G"r.,.""r, and among th,n,
Your humble servant,
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A L NJ A N A C
NJ Rim LIS T.

PORT OF ALENANDRIA-MARC l9.
ARRIVED.
Srhr. Mary Mott. Ireland. New York, to l. j.
Mchafcy.
Schr Minnesota Baker, New York, to D. b.
smith.
SAILED.
Srhr. Fleetwood. Burr. New York. by S. Shinn.
Schr. \. X. Haley, Prichard, Norfolk, by Master.
Schr Timothy pharo, Cranmer. Dishton, 10y
Borden Mining Co.
Steamer Diamond State kerwin, Baltimore, by
Whca, Bro
MEMORANDA.
Schr Empire, Osborne, for this port, cleared st
Norfolk. Eth inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-21

CHEESE.-2j boxes Prime hnsi's" D''' ,
Y Cheese, for sale 10y rnrp On
NH q d. y. NAM HH =
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LErTrCE.-We have received from The gar
den of Mr.. John Slater, near this place, some
of the best and finest heads OF Lettuce We
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NEW BOGkS.--Ihe Old Plantation, and what
~ | gathered there in an Autumn month, by
James lIungerford, Of Maryland, 81.
Onward, or the Mountain ClaInberers, tu!e Of
Progress, By Jane Anne Tiinscoir, 15c.
Family Prayers. by the author ot Morning and
Night Watches, 7jc.
The Young Mother. or the Management; Of Chill
lren in regard t" Health by Acott, S7r.
Just received aud for -ale by
mhl9 JOHN H. PARROT.
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22l9.1I9
Georgetown Cattle Market, March 10

The ofcriu.- OF Beef Cattle at the yards yes
teriay Amounted Ia 2U0 head, | 10 Of which were
purchased at SJ.jOGLS5.2j on the hoof. equal to
S1MSlN.., 40 mel. Sheep, 4GlJ cents I,er pound
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T ARDS frkins Choice Family Lard i'F
IL sale by ,ppp T. "a
NIB 81 D. y. hhRl In -
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EXCHANGE on NEW lokh' t'f save S'
IL lowest rates, hy cn
NH 2l--u ~" hE " -.
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1n0 HALF AND QUARTER BONES SAR
I(VJ DIMES

lUU Dimes
10 dozen Bordeaux Olive Oil, Of the very best
brands imported
10 barrels Bordeaux Almonds. English Walnuts
and Prcau Nuts
~ boxes Layer Raisins; - drums Figs. Also.
Preserved Ginger Pine Apple. Strawberries, and
Pure English and American do; Worcestershire.
John BuI! and Harvey Sauce. and English Table
Salt. just received by >chr. Fairfax, firm New
York. and for sale rs j. +. DOUGLASS.
NH 10
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Second Lieut.. John Bennett, fourth artil-
I.ry. died at Fort Brown, Texas, the 4th ult.,
re consumptiOn
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The Trade of Norfolk.

The exports Of lumber for the six months
ending 3lst December last, a. has been
shown by the Custom House record, was
Sll6,736. The entire exports during the
same period, an abstract of which has been
politely furnished Us from the same source,
amount to 500 POI Thus it will be seen
shat lumber constitutes in value considerably
more than half our other exports, which con-
sisted Of Beef. Bacon, Candles, Coal, Cotton,
Corn. Flour. Fish Iron nails, Iron, Peas,
Pork. Resin. Tar, Pitch. Tobacco and Wood
manufactured.
But the export trade of Norfolk is only
very small item in comparison with her do
nestle or coast-wise commerce. Take the
article of corn, for example; Of which only
$4,000 bushels were exported during the
period above named. while the total ship
ment. foreign and ccast-wise, amounted to
39S,677. But even that amout liz less than
fourth Of what it will be when the succeed
ing six months are added From data kind
" furnished us By Mr. Francis B. Dixon
from records kept by him in the office OF the
Merchants and Mechanics Exchange, we
find that the shipments Of corn from the lst
Of December, 1857 to the Goth February,
1858 amounted to bushels sol 20
DO. SO to do. 80 63S, l43
Showing a decrease of 223, llS
owing to short crops. The entire shipment
Of corn coast-wiSe, from the lst of July, 1851.
10 LIST July, 1858, amounted 70 bus. l 700, : |
FOREIGN exports los, 998
Home CONSUMPTION. fully 10000
2,2l9,779
But owing to partial failure in the corn
crop. it is estimated that there will be de-
crease the present year Of 100000 bushels;
which would leave for the aggregate quanti-
ty Of corn brought 10 our market in the year
ending LIST July, 1859, l,ol9.T79.-NocjoH
IIrroM
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,
Is and Is Chambers street.
(F"ymcriy u THuiHGm STREET, N'"- lorh,l
WOULD cali the especial attention OF "roccrs
w and Drug:i-,, to his removal, and ais" the
articles of hi> manufacture. viz:
BROWN SNUFF.
N,cabnv Dcmigr"s,
Fine Rapper Pure Virginia.
Coarse Rappcc. Nachltorhe',
American Gentleman. Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch.
Uixh Tuas, Scotch Fresh Honey Dew scotch,
Irish HIGH Toa,t Fresh Scotch
or Lundytoot.
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. FINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
No J.. \. L. or I!ul' -. '"Su
No., ta'rn!i~li. or ,"""t, N"ui-l'
Nu-.1S2 mA'd sweet scented oronV"o. Canister
kii"fnl. Tin Fol- tiNrhdI-h Turkish.
\ Cirruiaror Prices will he sent application.
y H. Note the new article of Fresh Scratch NnnG.
New York. jan 2J-law%m
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rt.- Mrs>rs SMITH, SHhCKELFORD, aud
THOMAS, will address the Voters Of Fairfax on
Monday 2lst of March Of Orange, on Monday
18th of Spotsyl,ania on Monday. 4th Of April ;
Of King George. on Thursday. 9Th of April-beins
the Court DAYS Of the several Counties NH Is
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~ RICHARDS. 10 King !3trsef, has just re-
turned from the North, and has his SPRlNG
STOCK OF GOODS now in. His stock Of BON
NETS RIBBONS. FRENCH FLOWERS. RI
CHES. and BONNET MATERIALS. were never
more varied. and the styles are beautiful. call
H. solicited. NH -
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WA>uIxGToN CRIMINAL CorEr.--Nr were
premature in saying, Yesterday, that 'hr
Grand Jury had indicted Daniel +. Sickles
for the murder oi p. B. Key: hc was merely
presented, but has not yet been indicted.
The Grand jury yesterday indicted lll!-
learv Hutchins and John Jones for the mur.
der of John Ennis, in Gcorgetown.--NM.
MttViyeacer
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~ WHEELER, Agent No. 81 LorislAsA ANE-
II. xrE. OPPOSITE CENTRE MARkgr, WA>HING.
TON CRY. offers for sale at lowest cash prices
Bar Iron. Sheet Iron. Steel,
Tin, Zinc, Bar and Sheet Lead,
Benden's Patent Horse Shoes, and general
assortment of HARDWARE, BUILDING MATE
RAILS, and TOOLS.
Washington. feb ll-eo3in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-21

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Magnesia: Burncll'- Cocoainc. and Cod Liver Oil:
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~ BAGS prime Brown aud White Government
OU Iava Morha, African. Ango,'ura. Laguvra.
jamaica, and santos CrFFEES; 10 boxes CASTLE
Soap: 10 kcg- Super Carh. Soda. just received ty
Schr. Fairfax from New York. and ior ,aIe by
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