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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

The Guardian is tIlc official Paper
OS Buchanan County, and having
81 mncla Larger Circulation than amy
other Paper published therein, is
tiic most VaIIsubic to resident or N or.
resident property holders. and is al @
rAe hcst ined ium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
Buchanan County Agricultural Socict,

GE Agreeable to notice, the Annual
meeting of this society was held at the
Court House in this place, on Tuesday
afternoon last. tl.
The President being absent, D. S.
LEE. Esq. was called TO the chair.
The Secretary read the minutes Of the
last meeting, and also list of the pre-
miums awarded at the first Annual Fail
of the Society. He likewise, in the alb.
sence of the Treasurer, Mr. RoszELL,
read detailed statement of the finances
of the Society.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA is composed
entirely Of healing gums and vegetable oils and
herbs. 1t is perfectly safe for the most delicate
to use. can most sincerely say that I have
never known any, however delicate, TO be in
jurcd by it in the least. / will continue to ask
the afflicted, who have not used it, to try it for
the following diseases if they are not fully
satisfied with its healing properties, the money
will be checrfully refunded by the agent where
the mcccine is for SALE.
If you have pain in the stomach or bowels,
try dose Of Pain Panacca internally, battle
externally over the parts affected, ana you will
at once restore the proper action and relieve the
pain.
If you have barn, keep the parts covered
with cotton wet with Pain Panacc;l. This will
in few minutes draw out the fire, aud cure
the pain, and ii. once prepare the parts to heal.
You arl suffering from N'ur4l,ga or Rheu.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-01-06
TERMS

NoLuMEs-There will be two volumes year,
OF about 700 royal octave pages each, COM
mcnclug in January and July, and ending in
June and December, respectively. making six
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mence Mt any time.
PRIcEs.-Single copies, $0,25
One copy, one year, sent by mail, 300
Two copies, . 500
Three copies, " 100
-Four copies, Z" 900
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Premium subscriptions, emitting the sub
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choice of either of onr two great steel engrayngs
entitled " The Last Supper" and The City
of the Great King, 81, The engrayings will 10
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Publishers of the Great Republic" Monthly,
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performance.
Junior searched long and anxiously at
the Court House for something that
would convict us of unfair dealings with
the county, but failing in that attempt,
he takes method Of his own to arrive al
the desired result-another evidence Of
the fertility ofhis imagination. He as
sumes that we, too, received a bonus fol
publishing the Tax List last year, and
uses the following brilliant and ingenious
argument to prove it. Not to mar its
beauty, we give it rerbotim::
We think we can show that the publishers OF
the Guardian also received bonus for publish
ing the tax list. During the present year pro-
visions could be had for One-thrd the amount
they cost the year before labor was much cheap
er, and dollar was actually worth three times
as much as it was in 1851 Now in 1858 the
Guardian received $3.50 for printing Il tax list
which was somewhat longer than the one for
which We got $3.50 the year before Now it fol
lows as matter of course, that if one dollar in
le5s is worth as much as three dollars Were in
1887, which We think no one will deny, the pub
fishers of the Guardian have really received
$40 for doing about the same work which we
did for $3.50. The editor of the Guardian looks
well accusing us of stealing $l20,"
A very petty argument, truly, and if
practically carried out by the Junior.
would have brought the'ccst Of the Cio
R,an, which in 1857 was So per annum,
down To 603 cents per annum in 1858.
Was that the subscription price Of Your
sheet during thai year. Junior ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25
Letter from Winchester.

Correspondence 81 lie .ilcraaGria Ga-etfs.
WINCHESTER. Oct. 2O.-The Valley Agri-
cultural Fair, which commenced about Il
half mile from this place, on the 18th inst,
broke up on the 2lst The number Of vlsi-
tors in attendance, we regret to say, was
small in comparison with the number that
visited the Fair last year We suppose one
reason was, the difficulty At liarper's Ferry.
There was great falling off in cattle, ma
chinery, and indeed in everything else con :
pared with last year. There was no Asrlcu-
tural address delivered.
In all the newspaper accounts we have
seen published of the IIarper's Ferry inva-
sion, no notice has yet been taken OF the
Morgan Continental Guards, MAJOR u. Is.
Washington. and the Morgan R:ilemen, Ia
new company which has been lately formed
here.) They left here on Monday about
noon. and did not return until the next at
ternocn II is but due 10 justice. that they
should be mentioned and from what know
Of the Continentals land they are well and
iavorablv known III your city, there is not
a Drawer set of men in the State. They has
been performing patrol duty ever since they
returned. Indeed, the press generally have
entirely forgotten TO make mention Ut m
chester nj all Their worthy Mayor, Col.
Sherrari, as soon as the news 81 the insur-
rect!on at lIarper's Ferry reached here. dis
patched Immediately the companies above
named, and accompanied them himself.
The negro man Haywood, the porter con
nected with the Railroad. who Was killed at
iiarrer's Ferry was buried here on Wednes-
duy with military honurs. He was II favor
tie with all who knew him. and those who
have travelled over the road will now miss
the laughing cuuntenance Of Old Haywood.
The remains We're accompanied by the Nor
gan Cuntinentals, Major Is. u. Washington,
and two other companies one from inches
ter and the other from Martinsburg. Their
names | cannot rcccollect-the battalion
was under the command OF Col. Moore. The
fine band of music, connected with the Con
tlnentais, headed the procession, and played
some beautiful airs. In the procession were
the Mayor Of the city, the officers of the
Regiment, in uniform, Mr.. Holiday, and
other leading citizens Of this place. 1t WAS
an imposing sight TO look upon, and could
our Northern countrymen, have witnessed
the funeral Of old Haywood, and the hun.
ireds who gathered around the grave, and
the respectful and serious attention with
which they listened to the burial service,
which was read by an old col"red preach
er. there would be no such fanatics as Brown
and Cook. The prayer that was delivered,
was an impressive one, and am snre, will
not be forgot very soon by those who heard it.
We would advise any of our Alexandria
friends who visit Winchester not to fail t.
stop at Taylor's Hotel, kept by \. NJ. Cart
neil, who assisted by his estimable lady,
makes every one feel at home.
OBSERVER.
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Rim LIS T .
PORT or Observation-Disclosures "a.

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mount Vernon. Smith. New York,
Passenger. and merchandise t" Fowle & Co.
S,hr York Town, Woglam, New York, mer-
chandisc L. = Shnn.
Steamer : seymour Shore, Philadelphia, to $.
ShlnG
Steamer Columbia. Harper Baltimore. to Wheat
/ Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Ers Wsppao. Cunmhs. from this port, for Bos-
to- arrived at Holmes Hole. Ugh inst; schr.
Harriet Baker, Wchher. from this port, for Port
.sai, TO-, roth inst.
Brig 1 II. Crowley, Drisco. from this port, ar
r'ri AT East Weymouth, 10th inst
srhr Brothers, Dayey. tor this port cid at Now
York, ?lst inst; schr +. A. Anderson, Csmbren.
tom Gcsrgetowu. arrived At do, 22nd inst.
schr. Yankee Doodle. Eliery. for this port, sail
81 rom Providence, 10th inst
Srhr. Arctic Tucker. hence nj ST. John, \. b.,
10Th INST, hrlss Aradian. Lockhart. and Enter
WISE, Wl'emsn. do, l.th Schr. Spray, Falkner,
I'm deorso:own. do. 18th inst.
>rhr. II. Il. Bascom, Burke. tron Georgetown,
'r'ci Al New Bedford. Goth inst.
NcsT ). 4 Il. Small. Donovan, hence At Balti-
A,re, End inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

pgNARKS.-Ihe market oP'hea W."
81, light offerings Flour is coming IN
s.,r .uprly. with good demand for shipping
,,.,s consumption. Prices are, however, IN
,b,urxa and firm. We quote mon street 'upe'.
:, 500, for common, and s'.,23 for straight
II rura and Family are quiet and un.
h,n,.i The offerings of Wheat are light and
b,ys an advancing tendency, closing hrm
,,o,, ,gsc for fair TO good white. and l2o0
49,. ,,r do. red Corn is still scarce ana IN
demand. We note sales Of fair white at
;..m,ll lots. Rye is in good demand at ~
=. With a light supply and small offerings.
an. doll. and worry light transactons-supp's
-, There is no change in the quotations OF
,s.r articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

AKRivsn, October "a.
Snai' J. J. Watson. Durham, l.. Moresey, w.
sotvInston. Buens Vista. Martin Hoffman, and
i4ase-, coal to I. J. Mehaffoy.
hoat Phrnil coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boats jacob Huber, and Samuel Lu,nsn, coal to
S''lrn Mining CO.
rs ARtHtRS NEW BOON, JUST OUT
!. Received ami for sale at FRESCHS Book
~ F'r'"ii,ai D,rot
I @t'ie GIenn, OF the Trials of Seamstress, by
> Arthur, author of Love in = Cottage"
I've III High Life Sc. &C.. VOL IL mo-, Sl.2J.
,, p'A'aa' hy Augusta j. Evans, rare Book,
4 "e'ey Novels. nov edition. complete in 5
-ues octave. handsomely bound in cloth, S..
sod aud town. a Novel, BY author or "Guy
-,,ns'on," sc.
-" = l. , !. and ! of Petersons cheap sdi-
~" Dickens work. price 25c. each. All the
-, uuuber, on hand.
NAPIER. Magazine for November is a capital
s!aber, ?je.
MaAi' Monthly for November, 25c.
1 T'dey's Ladys Book 2se.
1 .-as Lss!ic's Fashion Book " 25c.
1 ~. sue National Magazine I" lSic.
\ ~ Home Magazine " issc.
1 Magazine Toe
s Ministers wooing, by Harriet Beocher
g,I4"G News Ledger; Waverley: Harper's
-. t'ss' Pictorial; Mercury; Weekly; Pilot;
| - >Tftt; Porter's Spirit; n. Y. Wsverley;
| Il ~, f,iire iatette. Battle Ship; Nick Max,
J., .-ATe Notions. Zoe; Pickles, loo; Budget Of
| { al '"Ur Monthly, &C.: Phunny Phellow,
!, T.,s!'nlns else in the Newspaper, Maya
i. Nefy' Blank Book, aud School Book
oct IS
y iprnohS, MAGAZINES AND PAPERS
~ NGGER'S Book and Periodical
H. ,.""' '''ed, opposite tie G"xetis Office.
.asl3 Us" Monthly Magazine for November,
~, Ladys Book for November. 25c
Iii, lp '"'ts new Family Magazine and Ga
?.... ."!va Tor November. 25c
y "aAonal Magazine for November,
y. 'meriraa Mssaxine for November,
s., ,S,as',ou. sc. - 'S'"'' =
Ny for November IA.
s..yosuguci for November. Zoe.
y! H.r. user. Mercury. Weekly, Flag, Wa
=, Pclirs : "eekly y. Pictorial. Lius.of. Battle
- e.uIv I..'e New York Clipper, Boston
>at wv.;n "nurHal. Frank Leslis's News. and
:; NNy Papers and Monthlies.
Al Tor 40 bbls. Just landed,
-, ny
N tcr WM II. FOwLE / SON
Vad, "o'Ab PEPPER; ~ do. Mus
y! pure finger, received and for
'"isJ 9. HULST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

EPISCOPAL CoNyENrloS.-Th General t0n-
venton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
of the United States adjourned siae die
on Saturday night last The proceedings
throughout were Of a deeply interesting ana
harmonious character, and the discussions
entirely free from sectional or party spirit
No previous Convention, ii is sand, has PROV
ed SO productive Of good to the future pros
pect. of the Episcopal Church, especial iy III
regard to the progress Of the missionary
work. Five Bishops have been consccratcd
never before under Episcopal supervisors.
Two great Dioceses have been admitted INTO
union with the General Convention, and two
Missionary Bishops elected. While 1t was
thought inexpedient to elect, at present u
Missionary Bishop for the Empire Of Japan,
the interests Of the Church i'll hat country
have been placed under the SUPERVISION OF
the Bishop ofChina In addition 10 these I'M
portant results, vast amount Ut business
was transacted. pertaining 10 the affairs oil
the Episcopal Church.
Rev. Henry Z. Lay, d. D., Of Alabama.
recently elected Missionary Bishop OF the
Southwest, was con>ecrated Yesterday III 1t.
Paul's Church. Bishop Meade oticiaed,
assisted by several Bishops and ministers.
The next General convention will be held
in the city Of New York three years hence. :
Richmond Dispofch.
On Sunday morning, between | ana :
o'clock, the extensive soap and candle facto-
ry Of }. W. Bruce. Ag',., i'll Richmcnd. was
entirely destroyed by fire. The building was
a large one, constructed entirely oiwood. and
being filled with intiammahle materials was
speedily consumed The loss by fire will
not fall short Of ,O00-little OF no insurance.
d. &. Hughlett, who killed james Ii.
Cough, near New Baltimore. Fauqnier coun-
", on Friday last, has been arrested, and'
upon an examination before Justices Fran
ces and khpstein, committed 10 Jail t" await
his trial.
The fair of the Virginia Central ASricul-
tural Society Of Richmond, commenced Yes
terday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

NV Yonx, Oct 22.-In State stocks there were
sale. today Of about sixty thousand dollars OF
Missouri. At Sis. and Of vrginia's and Tennessee
Al ". and sci; Yesterday, tho sales reached ono
hundred and eighty thousand dollars.
rhsrecspts from customs, on Thursday, amount
"a % ssi,gy6; yesterday TO $5s,oOo; total amount
\ the Sub. Treasury, S4,7G9,y3S. The exchanges
i ,hr clearing house yesterday amounted to Sis'-
a. Gao. and the balance to $934,ss2-exchanges
4, n. week averaging $2l ,g77,lS3 per day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25
MARRIED.

In St. Paul's Church, on Tuesday, the lth inst,
by the Rev John Towes, Mr.. LUClEN A. LAR,
KIN, Of this city, to Miss SALLlE j.. daughter
of the late Capt. 7. Noryill of Prince William
county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

y,x YoRg, Oct. 2i-Flour has advanced l5@
o.. ,bs market closing unsettled and excited
State siyjas5vO; Ohio $5.G5@$5.7S; Southern
f,amsj75 Wheat is dull and unsettled
p.min,l!y "a. &c. higher. Corn is iower-mixed
yos, Pork i, quiet; mess Sl5.25@sla.So; prime
,Os7. Lard is hoavy at llGllsc. "hiskey
.,,..l duh at 2sim2yc. Stocks are dull. Cum
..,l.,J Coal Co. LAY. Va. 6's 94i. Mo. 6's, SAD.
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DIED.

In Washington, on Sunday morning, GEORG
NENABLE. aged IS years He was good clti'
zen, and descryedly esteemed.
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1859
A L N A n A C

IgNlH MONTH. SUN SUN
OCTOBER. rises. sets. wv" 'A''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

Will be produced DR.. Gcldslnith's Comedy in )
Acts. entitled,
SHE ST00PS To CONQUER
Miss Hardcastic e. Thompson.
Chas. NM
To conclude with the laugbahie Farce, entitled
The ETON BOY.
Mr. Lamb.
Fannie with song .............Mrs. Addie Proctor.
Tickets, admitting Gentleman aud Lady. 7jc.
Do. do do. two Ladies, 81.
SINGLE TiCkErs:
paruuet ........ au,. Dress Circie....... - cts.
2.t.~ Doors open Ut Ito commence at -
o'clock.
e,,- A portion Of The Gallery. (riytt ho"d sjJr.)
will be set apart for Colorcd Persons.
Fer" Admission % cents. oct 25-lt
\ PIANOS.
i LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS ~ THE NIRT.
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides first premiums
AT the Fairs III Phadclphia. Washington aud
Richmond.
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCELLENCE
FROM
srRAKoscH,
and Il. SATTER.
As also from some Of the most eminent Professors
ard Amateurs in the country.
WILLIAM kNABE Il CO.,
Nos l, 3, and I, NORTH EUTAW STREET.
BALTIMORE,
would respectfully invite the attention of the pub
lie to their well assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO FuRrES.
which for beauty OF finish, power and sweetness of
tone and elasticity Of touch. have heeu by judges,
pronounced unrrailrd. Every Piano guaranteed
Tor five years, and privilege of exchange granted
nj any time within six months, II not entirely sa-
tistactury.
Terms liberal. A call II respectfully solicited
before purchasing elsewhere.
PIANOS taken i'll exchange, hired and repaired.
WILLIAM kNABE i co.
Baltimore sep 26--dly
4 GENCY FOR HIRING OUT NEGROES.
n The undersigned offers his services TO tho
public ~ a Iirer Of Negroes. An experience Of
several years, together with general acquain
lance with the merchants, nillerS obacconists and
u.iness men Of the city of Richmond, enables
him confidently To assure all who may be inclined
to employ him, that they can expect to secure
thruu IA him the beet prices from the most respon
sibIe men, and prompt payment At all times.
All servants entrusted 10 my charge vii! he at.
,entiv.v looked after during the year. and cSPe.
,i,lly IN eases al sickness. Attacked "a my "nire
ar, one or two roum.s--tn be used Ivy the servants
until homes are obtained for them. In = word.
every care and attention will be bestowed which
the most thoughtful could suggest
,..4- All hires collected quarterly.
LUClEN LEWIS.
Office on Franklin St, in Metropolitan Hall,
Richmond, Virginia.
oct S9-aooms
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SUAMERFIELD FITZHUGH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Brentsviue, Prince william County, Va,
VII, practice in the Courts Of Prince William,
sni the adjoining Counties.
Prince William County, Va, NIB 2S-e0ly
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, oct. 24.-Breadstuffs are excited.
u.rs street Flour has advanced l2e., selling
s.r 1875. Wheat active; sales OF io'ooo ousn0's
), m advance Of 3Gijc. white 1900 '5Oc.; rcd
u;. Corn firm at s3@97o. for white and yellow.
Provisions quiet bacon sides lOsc.; mess pork $la
,o1,s,;7j; prime sl.25@$l,.5O. Lard is
ouis,. whi.koy i, quio, at 2s@?Sic. for Ohio
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

MILITIA-The company muster OF the
l7jth Regiment Virginia Militia, took place
yesterday morning.
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A CARD.-The greater portion of our cust"-
mers are probably aware that on the frst OF
September last we commenced selling goods exclu-
sirey for cash, Offering at the time. a. an induce
mcnt for our very prompt credit customers to pay
cash that We would make deduction of five per
cent. Oh all purchases amounting TO $40 and up
wards believing. al the time, that the discount
offered would have been sufficient lnducement:
but we find the move to have been very unpUpu-
lar one with many OF our most valuable customers.
they considering i; Il very great convenience 10
have an account where they could send for or pur
chase villa. they wished; and as wc do not feel
that We can afford 10 loose the patronage Of such
~ have always sustained heretofore. besides de-
ptiying ourselves of the pleasure %! doing business
with them We have determined 70 again open our
books 10 such ~ have always paid us when their
bills were presented. and hope ali such will appre-
ciatc this public announcement, n we would not
make il. only that we publicly declined to continue
any accounts. and as do not approve OF pub
fishing thing and doing another, We have
though. it duc our prompt customers. in making
III. change 10 publish this statement We shall.
however continue 10 allow the discount all
purchases of $40 aud upwards if paid for at the
time o: purchase and would respectfully solicit
al who prefer Ia buy for cash. 10 examine our
stock which is now very large. and having pur-
chased most Of our goods this season nj the New
lorl and PMladelphia auction sales we Know
that have one al the largest anu cheapest
stocks vi GOODS in the District.
W. VI. SINISTER ( CO..
NJ IS. opposite Centre Market bet 'th s'h SIS.
Washington. oct 2o-dlm
n 0TICE.-The partnership heretofore eAis;ing
IN between the Subscribers, under the style Of
GEORGE w. SHiCkLETT & 90, ! this day
dissolved by mutual consent b. {. Shacklert hay,
inr purchased the entire interest Of George W,
Slackleti III the concern,
b. { SHACkLETT
GEO. W. SIiACklErT.
piedmont, Oct. 20, lSJy-eo2w
A CAkp.--ilaying purchased the interest 81
N Il W. Shacklctt, in the late trln u GEO. ".
SHACKLETT 4 CO.. | will continue the bust
mess AT the sam. place. where | will Ice pleased I"
r-reiy. III. patronage ii the friends Il the late
hrln, and the public generally.
g. c. SIlACkLETT
Piedmont, Fau4uier County, Va, OCT 22-so2S
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TnE REPAIRS to the Long Bridge have
been completed, and the cars ON the Alex-
anlra and Washington Railroad yesterday
resumed their regular trips.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

There was a heavy frost i'll this neishhor-
hood on Sunday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

II III GLON h, d,.---Jusi received n very su-
N peria, lot VI Kid Gloves white, colored and
black: ala, Isle Doe Ganntletts, English 1
Hose, Linen Cambria HinIkerchisis, g aud lor
.ale by BRYAN i ADAMS.
oct ls-eU2w
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AUCTION SALES.
Bl / NJ. NJ. CoHMIrk -Arrl,o>h,r.

BY l. NJ. ,CuKMlCk -Arcuo>tir.
SALE THIS DAY
HUTCH FLOW ER ROOTS AT AUCTION.
- --on m'' i",,a'agl rli,uoo". ri ;! p."iors,
~ the sore "" - hiu5 street near FaIr,N. one
ease ITCH III LBOlS ROOTS. trui- L. Van
Der school sons, in Holland. consisting II DUu-
bic ard Single llsaniths. Narci->cs. Tulips. CO
lrls Ic.. Ir.. al IN prime order aud VI recent
importation.
EDWARD :. LEADBEATER.
10 mo .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25

THEATRE Thompson appears at
the Theatre tonight, in the play Of "Shc
Stoops to Conquer" and Mrs. Proctor in the
face Of 1.-The Etun Boy.
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The fair of the Virginia Central Agricul-
tural Society Of Richmond. commenced yes
terday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-25
rrw FAMILY GROCERY STORE,

TOHN MURPHY. ATTGRNEf Ar IA W
81 will practice in the Courts Of Westmorelanu,
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TRIAL OF FIRE misunderstanding to
law, several of the Fire Companies of the
city Yesterday tested the throwing powers OF
their engines under the direction Of the SUI
periutcudent Of the Fire Department.