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SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at Is
minutes before IL III.
MONDAY, September l2
Glass l+5-7s numbers, l2 drawn ballots.
'tdss dS. Of sf% iSS s'fi5ass as, OfssSS &c
@'" Tiossis' sSf;' 81. &C.
TUESDAY, September IS.
Glass l4c-75 numbers, II drawn ballots.
prize Of ss7sI Prize: Of. $1,000
' Tickets fas 81. &C.
Glass l47-1a numbers; IS drawn ballots.
'ra,fs ao. of 81 81 st PTsss. &c. Of $500 SO
a'' riotss: SS; o.. &C.
THURSDAY, September Is.
Glass 1875 numbers, Il drawn ballots.
prdiss Do. Of 5ss ,ss Pri5Hs 5s Of .s's. sss
&C., Tietsts:'sr. &C.
FRIDAY, September Is.
Class Is9-73 numbers, IA drawn ballots.
''d'E: DE- ::::: Prize ss:, Sf dc. $40
sATURDA ", september II.
''diss ds: Of sisS$ i:s$ 'f'dss. dos Of: ''55s s5s
&C., Tickets 81. &c
in any the above otteries will meet with the nros
prompt and confidential attention, and the printed
'fTaS fRAScE eiE SRS@bBESTsA SSs fSsF Aa15s Co.
lo-lw wilmington, Delaware,
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CABINET WARE, &c.

q FURNlTURE-FURNLT <sSax3
e FOE PRIVATE SALE. s--S
NJ A. GREEN WoTli respectfully u
lInfuTm the citizens of GenTg"thwn--SS --SSsfsefS
and Washington that he hiss Iust received
~ iaTge aud choice assortment of Mahogany, Rose
wood. w a nut and Oak FURNITURE. We name
in part
Marble top Dressing and Plsin Bureaus,
Do. Sfueboalds, Centre, Side, and other
Tables.
DO. Cnmmodes. Wash Closets and Stands
Mahogany, Walnut, and Oak Writing Desks and
Cases,
b ds'eads and Chairs Of avery description.
Hair and other Mattresses, Extension, Dining and
other Tables,
Wash, N ork and Lieht Stands
Al! will be sold 81 the lowest price for cash, at
corner 7th and ID sts
an II tCon" titutlon.D A. GREEN
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-Stusted
"A In Alexandria county, about IN miles from
Georget0w at the intersection of the GeOrgetowu
ana Little Falls roads, consisting of la2 acres. In
sure on the premises, or Off. R1CHA K DIS oornel
18th and streets. Washington, ID. c. ia lO-u
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ioth sts., from 10 a. m to p. each day. ne Inn
WASHINGTON SELECT SCHOOL,
The exercises essss, soSof q Stf qnd "a street.
,entiGn paid to Mathematics. In Surveying, field
ss7-5.. sAMUEI. KELLY, Principal.
THpE ,F0URTEENTH- SESSION OF THE
Il EuGBY ACADEMY will commence on the
Pun oi S,sptsmbsT SEP next For particulars see orcu
R. H. STEELE, A. NJ,
ea z2-lm No. 24s !. St. bet. 18th aud 18th.
TIE PRESCOTT HIGH SCHOOL, :,
On Bra street, 6efIceeH X and L.
This Institution will be opened on Monday, S,pt
5th Circulars may be obtained at Bookstores, or
Ths sPPieston y to tns Principal at the Insttuton
private play grounds and the uatlocation, render
as'I'Ol0 'snGS! R6asRDs Fl eafysR prn
GNoAoAio"i INSTITUTE.
Its duties will be resumed on Monday, Sept. s
nae ta Of parents generally. The rates have been
cIsSde" BootssOfe. see circulars at Star Office or
-auA THOs. y. CONRAD.
CENTRAL ACADEMY,
SELECT scaooHG fiGst e. Fox Ssd Boys HS5s sr'e'''
SiLAS MERCHANT, A. NJ, PTineipai.
Inc ne, EXERCISES of this Institution will be resumed
81 the s at the APSin9n
Circulars will he found at the bookstores au "a I'm
MRS; BORTELI. Informs her friends and the
w public that her SCHOOL, on the corner of h
and 18th streets. will be reOpened on MONDAY, the
5th OF September. punctual attendance of her
fuplls Is respectfully requested. au % I'm
M MRS, McCORhICK'S SCHOOL.
sRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform he,
friends and the public general that she will resume
me dulles Of her School on the LIST Monday in Sep
The course Of study pursued will comprise all the
tIon.
In addition to her day scholars she is dssirous OF
receiving into her family a few pupils "a boarders,
aged from 10 to Il ears, who will be under her Inn
mediate care and oversight.
A. Her arrSngemonts for the accommodation and
que care oil pupils have been considerably ed
and ana otherwise Improved hose in Washing ton
the Star ~ "
For terms and further particulars sppIy at her
residenee-NO. 30 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va
jv 81 IF "
FRANKLIN ACADEMY. II street bettce,u rs h
J. aHd20th.-A SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
The exercises of this Institution will be resnme I'd
on on Mo NDAf, Sept 5eh. The principal can be seen
at the Scho room after the 25th inst. Circulars
s,ving inli information, can be had at Banchard &
Mohun's Bookstore. ~
dn tH eO'm x. b. DETRICK,A NJ
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FOk SALt.-i offer for saIe a valuable FARN
IN = IN Lonaoun county, Virginia, on most liberia
ter's, containing 2621l acres; will exchange il
for Improved CITY property. This property is situ
ated IN one of the most improved and highly cult
and raj road BENZ p SMITH
iaQ If f~itx NJ,
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FOR RENT AND SALE

| FOR SALE OR RENT-Three newly 6nished
BRICk HOUSES. at the corner of 9Th AID m
sswest For particul ars inc n. re of ]. pr ATUER
Northern or Centre Market. Sc LIN
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,

MRS; BORTELI. Informs her friends and the
w w public that her SCHOOL, on the corner of Z
-aad lsth streets. Will be reOpened on MONDAY the
5th OF September A punctual attepdance of baT
pupils Is respectfully requested an "a Inn
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WOOD AND COAL.

NJ o D.!
w w o d..
go conis prime OAK WOOD, .
go do. dry PINE do. =. -. 81.
loo do. best quality BAKERS do.
NOW on hand and for sa low, in large or small
quantity. WARpER & STEWART,
-, Yard, 18th sc. and Canal;
e-z Once, corner II and t2th'st
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A GOOD LOCATION FOR DRY GOOD
u or Fancx store, next to Perry's, on 9th street
to the Post Office - - ~
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OI
iNk WASHINGTON.
1tctcs a Week OStu FHrther Notes
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER will run reg
ularly to Mount Vernon and the
Tomb of Washington on TUES EASt5sS n
DA and FRIDAYS, lesving theo,.zzzzas1zA
wharf, at the foot of 7th street. at 10 g. Ia and "a
turning at half past s O'Clock p. IN.
Coaches leave al the Hotels and the corner O
trip 81. ma s-tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of the Star Of the West.
NEW YOPK June II

New York, June 10.
The steamship Star of the West has
arrived from Aspinwall with California
dates to the Goth ult
She brings about $1,500,00O in spe-
cie
Geo. d. Brush, Treasurer of Calayeras
county, had been discovered to be de-
faulter to large amount.
Advices from Victoria state that the
gold mines of Vancouver were yielding
SO largely that parties were leaving Vic
toria Tor that locality.
Affairs OF the Islhmus were quiet
The dates from Valparaiso were to
May lst.
A battle was fought on the Goth Of
April between the Government troops
under General Vidaurie and the revolu-
tionsls, under General Gallo. The lat
ter was defeated and fled, having lost
1000 men killed. This battle ended the
revolution.
The Government had opened the
northern ports, and business was reviv-
ing.
Dates to Lima are to May 18th.
A slight revolution had occurred at
Areqippa. No particulars are given.
Guyaquil was still blockaded, but was
expected soon to be raised.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
STATE CONVENTION.

STATE CONVENTION OF THE RE-
~ PUBLICANS of Iowa is called to assem-
bic by their delegates, at the city of DIES
MONIES, at ii o'clock A. M. on Wednesday
the 22d day of June, 1889 for the nomination of
officers to be elected at the general election in
October of this year. Candidates are to be Sc
lected for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and three Judges of the Supreme
Court. The Convention will take such other
action as may, in its opinion, contribute TO the
success of the principles and organization of the
Republican Party of this State, and ofthe I'm
ion.
Every organized county will be entitled 10 one
Delegate in the Convention and TO one addi-
tona Delegate for each 100 votes (after the first
l00,) and for any additional fraction of so or
more votes, cast at the last General Election for
Hon ELIJAH SELLS, rs Secretary of State.
The attention of the Republican Central
Committees of their respective counties is direct
cd to the calling, Oft the county conventions for
the appointment of delegates in the ratio above
stated, and for efficient organization preparato
nv to the canvass.
JOHN A. KASSON.
II. NJ HOMIE,
n. J. RUSCH.
d. n. COOLEY, Rep. State Cen Com
G. II. JEROME.
r. L. B. CLARKE,
THOMAS SEELY,
Des Moines, March oath, 1859.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued ont of
ID and under the seal Of the District Court
Of Bucha nan county. Iowa, in favor of Stephen
Sanders and against the goods and chattels
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, heretofore attached by me, to wit
Lots One aud Two, in Block Twenty, in
Fargo's addition to the village Of lndepen dence,
in said county, and State of Iowa.
Which property as above described, will
offer for sale at Public Auction. at the door of
the Sheriffs Office. in the village Il Indaprn.
dence, on SATURDAY, the secand day Of
July, A. D. 1853, between the hours Of Nine
O'Clock A. N. and Four O'clock p M. of sa;d
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy eaid
execution and costs.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
=, sheriff,
Sheriff : Office. Independence IOWA.,
May 25th. 1852 rli4t
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16

fed to do this. We think we should
much rather trust the matter to the dis
tinguished iurists appointed by the last
legislature commissioners for this pur-
pose, than to depend upon the members of
the legislature, who, however compe-
tent, will hardly be able to devote suf-
fcient length of time to the subject, to
perform the duty of revision in a very
thorough and satisfactory manner.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal Of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor of Finley, Burton q CO., and against
against the goods and chattels lands and tene-
ments of R. w. Wright and Lindley Abel. /
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, viz =
Lots Two and Three in Block Thirteen, in
Stoughton 4 McClure's Second Addition to the
village Of Independence, and Lot Four in
Block Three, in the village of independence,
in said county and State aforesaid
All the right, title and interest of r. w.
Wright in and to the said property as above de-
scrbed / will offer for sale, at Public Auction,
at the door of the Sheriff 8 Office, in the village
of Independence, on Saturday, the 23d of July,
A. ID. 1889, between the hours of Nine O'Clock
A. NJ and Four O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs WILLIAM MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sherff's Office, Independence, Iowa,(
june 18th, 1889. t13-It
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Later from Pixies Peak.
ST. LOUIS, June Is

ST. LOUIS, June IS.
The express from Denver City, days
out, bringing Sl4Oo in dust. arrived here
this evening.
The accounts received are of the same
nature as those previously reported.
The practicability of working tho mines
is considered established.
The first supply trains had arrived.
Provisions commanded good prices and
ready sales.
The Utah mail has arrived but brings
no news.
The Republicans have majority of 8
in the Constitutional Convention.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS OWING DELINQUENT
~ interest TO the School Fund OF Buchanan
county, will please take notice, that in addition
to the penalties affixed by law, when the inter
est shall have remained delinquent six months
Cor on The first of July next), it becomes the
duty of the county Trea surer to report the same
to the District Attorney for collection, by fore
closure Of the morgaged property.
Notice is thus given, as it is possible that
some persons owing delinquent interest to the
School Fund may not have noticed the enact
ments OF the last Legislature regarding this
matter. W. G.. DOMAIN,
Treas. Buchanan Co.. Iowa.
Independence, June Is, 1859. (l3-At
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Dubuque s. Pacific Railroad.

GS~ We learn from the Dubuque San
that the sale of lands belonging to the
Dubuque 81 Pacific Railroad Company
was well attended, and that the lands have
brought good prices, averaging SIS per
acre. On the first two days of the sale,
some 100000 acres were sold. The
Board of Directors have elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
j. EDGAR THOMPSON, of Philadelphia,
President.
J. P. FARLEY, of Dubuque, Vice Pres.
ident.
C. II. BooTH, Treasurer.
JAMES NJ McKINLAY, Secretary.
Mr.. THOMPSON is President of the
Pennsylvania Central Road, one of the
best conducted roads in the country,
and is emphatically a railroad man. His
selection will restore confidence in the
enterprise, and we have little doubt, now
that large portion of the Indebtedness
of the company has been disposed of by
the sale of lands, that the road will be
pushed forward rapidly, and we conf
IDENTIFY hope and expect that the cars will
be running 10 this place by the coming
winter, result required by the con-
ditions of the land grant.
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Messrs. RouSDs d LASGpoN, No l55 RAN
dolph street, Chicago, H., are our only agents
for that city.
W. j. GiLBERr. is our agent for Dubuque.
He is authorized to receive advertisements and
subscriptions and receipt for the same.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the name of Candee IL Warren is dissolved
by mutual consent, either of said firm being
authorized to use the name of the firm in set
ting demands due or against the same. but in
no other way. E. B. CANDEE.
Up. WARREN.
Independence, Iowa, Feb. /, 1859. (l3-4t
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan county, Iowa, in favor of Sherman
s. Jewett and Francis Root, and against the
la nds and tenements OF Z. A. Alexander-the
following described mortgaged property viz /:
Lots Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Four
teen and Fifteen. in Block Two, in Pratt d
Alexander's Addition to the village Of Quas-
queton, in said county of Buchanan an d State
Of Iowa. lf fa1G 4r3E
will offer for sale at Public Auction. at the
door of the Sherff's Office in the village Of In
dependence, on SATURDAY, the I'd day Of
July, A. D. 1859, between the hours of Nine
O'clock A. M. and -Four O'clock r. M of said
day, TO the highest bidder. to satisfy said exc.
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN.
1891 6 Is fa8 ~ Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Independence, Iowal
May %. 1859. fll-4t
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ATTENTION |!

4 MEETING OF THE DUMFUZZIE
"A Association of Independence will be hol-
den on SATURDAY Evening next, at the
Merchants Exchange, for the purpose of taking
measures for the celebration of the Fourth of
July. BY order Com
june 10th. 1859. stsEl ar8.sh a 3"hE
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16

The Omaha Nebmskian says that the
Mormon emigration to Utah this Season
across the plains exceeds that of any
previous year. A train Of one hundred
wagons started from Florence week be-
fore last. with some 600 persons. and ev-
cry week train of some magnitude starts
from either that place or Omaha, with
hundreds Of the "Saints." Thus they
are strengthening month after month in
their rendezvous in Utah, while there
they are as hostile and as full of trea-
son towards our Governmental as they ever
were,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16

The Guardian is the Official Paper
of Buchanan County. and having
much Larger Circulation than any
other Paper published therein, is
the most Valuab bic to resident or non-
resident property holders, an Il is n lsO
the best I'M cdium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16
$95O,OO

will insure good reward to the wool
grower.
| shall not trespass upon your room to
go into any extended remarks upon an
other branch of sheep husbandry, viz ::
lamb and mutton. For these, the South
Down sheep ranks high amongst those
who raise these articles for the market.
Lambs that are fat and would dress FIVE
lbs. to the quarter, are to-day worth from
four to six dollars head i'm Boston mar
ket. How soon the upper ten Dons Of
Dubuque and Chicago will be willing to
pay as remunerating prices, we will not
attempt to prophecy. Not, l trust till
the former are able to have their city
lighted in the evenings. for the safety Of
the passing stranger, and the cars of the
Dubuque and Pacific Railroad are run
ming to our doors to carry off the sur
plus products of the teeming soil Of Blu
chanan county.
Will not some Of our farmers, who
have the means, take the lead In this mat
ter? Ii SO, doubt not that soon the
eye would be greeted, in looking over the
parties. with herds of sheep and their
shepherds, as they now are with horses
and neat stock, which adds SO much to
the beauty of the scene. A. z.
June, 1859,
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4 Ii GRADES AND QUALITIES OF
"A Coffee, Tea, Sugar and Syrup, at
Ii. WALLACE 4 SONS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16

DEST ARTICLE OF SUPERTINE FLOUR
ID to be hadat H. WALLACE Il SONS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-16

4 FINE ARTICLE OF PRUNES, RAILS
"A ins and Figs, at
II. WALLACE q SONS.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1859
LEATHER.

In the process of tanning leather-which
Isl modification of the tanning process
Alum is made to do the work OF part OF the
bark, or sometimes is used by itself. The
skin ia Mt once submitted to the action OF the
alum before putretactiOn has commenced, or
il twill fail to effect the change required
Al soon. therefore, as the hair can be re-
moved by the lime process the skins are
washed and cleansed, and are then placed
in bran and water, after which they are rea-
DIV for the alum. A bath of alum and salt is
now prepared at a temperature of about one
hundred and ninety degrees. III which the
skins are placed for about nine or ten minu-
ties. They are next taken out and the water
is thickened with the yolk OF eggs and wheat
-four, forming kind Of paste. with winch
the skins are coated and then dried. The
subsequent processes vary according as the
leather is required for gloves or for other
purposes. The channels and the buff leather
are dressed in a different manner, nor are
they made of the skins of the animals from
which they have derived their names, but
from the sheep and OK. These feathers are
very slightly tanned indeed. and are then
dressed with oil, which is afterwards tulled
and secured out 80 as to remove any sensa-
ton of grease which they might otherwise
communicate to the hand. True morocco
leather is the skin of the goat tanned and
dried, and may be known from its limitations
by the veins on the inside, whieh are very
we'll marked in the real skin and deficient in
that of sheep. The dye always shows these
veins in the darker shade. and makes them
in this way very manifest. \ vast proper
ton of the skins sold ~ morocco leather are
those of the sheep; and still worse imita-
ton is now sold, which has no leather what
ever in its composition, but is a varnish
spread on a stout linen or cotton cloth, and
then stamped in the same way as the
imitation sheep skin. Russian leather is
the skin Of the horse or calf tanned with
the bark of the birch, which gives it that
peculiar smell which is so agreeable to
most persons, and seems to preserve it from
the attacks Of insects.
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WASHINGTON & co.,

w. II No,th Tn;on Street, AiDro"dria. Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Stock of
n GROCERIES. LIQUORS. WINES. SEGARS,
TOBACCO. &C.. comprising very choice and des-
rahle assortment. which they prepared to offer
for cash or to prompt dealers upon very accommo-
dating terms.
20 hlis n. o. and p. II. Sugars, part prime)
- Musrovado and 81. Croix
- bbs. Coverings Crushed Sugar
- boxes Loaf do
II hhds. Cuba and Muscovado Molasses
hhds. prime +. L.
% bbs. y. D.
l2O bags Rio Coffee
30 pockets Old Government Java
% bags superior Old Mocha
o. chests Gunpowder Tea, (some very sup'r)
- Black do
SEGARS and TOBACCO Of all grades, of ths
choice and fayOriie brands. sep II
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GROCERIES, &C.
1859.
SPRING SUPPLIES
GRAY. MILL E & & CO.
1853.


4 RE now receiving their SPRING SUPPLIES,
n which have been selected with great care and
bought on the most favorable terms. and they most
respectfully ask from the Merchants who visit our
market. an examination of their stock, pledging
themselves To sell to prompt paying customers,
lust ~ low a. the the same quality Of goods can
be bought eswhere. We name in part:
IS hhds Brown SUGARS, flair to strictly primel
l5O Bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed and Grsnuiated
SUGARS
90 boxes Loaf Sugar
90 bbs. A b and Coffee Sugar.
80 hhds. and Tierces MOLASSES
20 bbls. y. 0. and Muscoyado do
- bbs. Various Grades Syrup
500 bags Laguyra, Rio, Java and other Cohees
90 half chests Black and Green TEAS
2OO boxes Sperm. Adunantine and Mould CAN
DIES
40 boxes CASTLE. Brown and Fancy Soaps
% bbls. Lamp. Tanners aud Machine OH
10 coils Jute Rope
$50 dozen Painted Pals
100 boxes : ><l0 and ~ ;<!2 Glass
1900 sacks Ashton and other brands enc Salt
500 sacks Ground Alum do.
1000 packets Table do.
- boxes Assorted Candles. Is tierces Rice, loo
boxes Pearl Starch. 30 bbls. Vinegar, IS BOXES
Raisins, - boxes Extract Lockwood, 20 boxes Mac
raroni. 60O grocc Matches, - Nests Painted and
Cedar Tubs. ~ dozen Horse Buckets, % bags
Grain Pepper. 10 bags Piinento. 80 dozen wash
Boards, 100 groce Backing, (a.scrted.) 1900 Reams
Wrapping Paper ~ ca-k, super. Carb. Soda, 40
bales Candle Wick. 80 bales Wrapping TwIne, ~
boxes Mustard, 100 dozen Brooms and Whisps,
together with Maddcr. Alum. Indigo. C"PPeras,
Chalk EPSON Salts. Saltpetrc. Ground Ginger, Roll
Birthstone. Cloves Cinnamon. Ground Coffee, Al
monds. Putty, Nutmegs. Mace, Mackerel, and
many other articles too tedious 10 mention
Corner King and Water streets, Alexandria, VA.
NH 10
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MARSHALL WARD are now receiving their
wi Fall Supplies of FAMILY GROCERIES, to
which they invite the attention Of their customers
and dealers generally.
~ hhds. prime p r. Sugar
10 {" common do do
20 bbls Yellow and Z. Yellow Sugar
~ boxes Lowering & Co.. Loaf do
10 bbls. Crushed and Granulatcd do
10 Z" Patent Cut Loaf do
10 d" Sugar House syrup do
10 &" Golden Syrup
- bags Rio and LaGuyra Coffee
j. " Old Government Java DO
; d" Old Brown Government Java do
~ chests Gunpowder Tea-part prime
100 boxes Patent Sperm. Solar Sperm. Adaman-
tine, and Hydraulic pressed Candles
ID do do. Jenkins Mould Candles
500 sacks u. A. Salt, 200 do. Marshall do; 100
do. Ashton's do, Pine Apple and English Dairy
Cheese, Pepper, Pimcnto, starch Rice, Soda. Gin
ger, and all articles usually found i'll Grocery
establishments.
Ecs- No. | l. king Street. Akrandria. oct l2