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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

RErRAcTIoN.--Our readers probably
observed in our last issue a notice headed
AN Impos,er,' and referring to Mr..
Geo. w Constock, of New York. We
pow believe that we were ourselves i'm
posed upon by Mr., \, J. White, from
whom We suppose the notice came, and
VIC deem it but justice to Mr.. Comstock
to state that we have discontinued tie
notice and regret v"ry much that it ever
appeared in our columns
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

Fruit TREES, should be planted by all
our farmers. Fruit can be raised in lows
for 1T has been, If men will only take
one half the pains with trees tina. their
Importance demands. Mc~srs Humphry
& C"sebeer, We know by observation,
have fine lot of trees, Of just the right
size and shape to set for all orchard.
Their terms are liberal Sec advertise
Icnt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
FURNITURE DEPOT
w M - n @ Is Z: "

General Dealer n III kin1f q ITcnes' ola
Furniture. Stock iarge and complete. FIR.
"a band, ana made 10 ordsr ~f't d.
patch.
Upton. Jar. GO 1855.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
Nscht & Friend

fsrccEs<oKs TO PRIEsph CELBEgrsos
Having purchased the ENTIRE STOCK or
GOODS OF Friend Culherison. We are now Of
fering great INDUCEMENTS 10 all who nay ia.
vor Us with cali We hay" now on hand ths
LARGEST and BEST selecte stock OF
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
d. d. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LEASE

o. VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LEASE
Ri HOLD PROPERTY AT PUBLIC SALE-By virtue
- OF general order Of the Court of Common Pleas, in
relation to the estates of nsovent debtors the undersigned
trustee OF H. W. Duncan, nSolvent debtor will offer at
public auction the premises, the Northeast corner of
Fayete and Pine streets, on FRIDAY, the third day
June, 1859, at four O'Clock, F. NJ, ' -
THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, beginning at the
southeast corner of Fayete and Pine streets and running
thence esery bounding the Fayette street.
twenty feet thence southey parallel Pine street
eighty feet to alley twelve thence west
ery bounding on the north side of said twenty three
eet to Pine street and thence westerly bounding on the
east side of Pine street eighty feet the ginnng
elhS te same lot leased to said Duncan by Alexander
keman and wife for ninety years renewable for ever
SUBJECT TO an annual rent of one hundred and seventy
dollars, payable half yearly, the first of February and
august ana edeemabe at time between first 1ay nf
August and the first day of November 1859 by the payment
50, folio l03, &c. ~' g. ''' w.
ms LOT IS improved by very superior TREF-STORY
DWELLING HOUSE and STORE, fitted up with every CON
venlehce for the accommodation Of large family and the
transaction OF retail trade The shelves and fixtures in
be paid to-day of sale 800 ~ '' wiz
The terms of sale that third purchase money
ai De ald IN cash. and the balance in equal inStaments
az SIN and twelve months from the day of sale, pur
cse giving notes with interest and satisfactory security
Furniture. Terms cash. NELSON P0E
Na
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GlBSON co, Auctioneers
ARGE AND IMPORTANT SATE ON


- AIMS HOUSE LOTS
N BEl!ONGlNG TO BALTIMORE COTrNTv
by authority vested in the undersigned as Cann,, H.
mslohers OF Baltimore county, by act of Asseh CoI
al January session, 1855 chapter 2l7, sections Is and
WI oner at public auction, WEDNESDAY the 25t Ivy
OF NAY next at II O'Clock NJ at the Merchants Fycoy
more - $4,000 "a viz 'i'S ol balu-
The following described Property, apportioned to Rot
$50 -S-''''e L iVPertS,
Sections ard Lots " ~ " 1' iiI'O
Sections and Lots. " ~ ' iL4'o
tosTaphic Pats of the whole will be prepared and can
o au aer the 18th of May Of the auctioneers or at the
oiHGe OF the county Commissioners, TOwsontown.
me attention OF capitalists builders and others is invited
20 te tpoEe important SALE Offering great inducements
ot Investment, the property being located in Baltimore
the assessments in the city " ~ man VI
me property will be sold clear of all taxes for 1888
IeIS OF sale The lots described will offered Nv the
oot rs ald down the plat made by Aessrs lem
anu ohpley upon lease for ninety nine wears renew
@ 9l oeh of the principal to be paid in cash ON
m sae giving the purchasers the privilege of redeem
LIZ e l9tS leased within two years from date of sale The
up plat N ~ P'O7o'''u "' S'dte"
Mes;rs Iempeman and Shipey the County Surveyors
the property ~ anu vi lsi'A Vi
JOHN MERRYMAN
f S JOHNSON,
MICHAEL X WARTMAN
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO.
b
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IshM Eli SNON DEN, Attorney in f
HENRY +. CAREY. Attorney
m4I,l0l3. 6.2O.23.25 ADREON 4 CN Amctinna
BY LENNON 4. BROGDEN
BUCH ANANS WHARF

a. VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY
i II be sold at public sale at the Exchange on MON
Al THAI PROPERTY lying at the corner of Ostcnd
anu Howard streets fronting l65 on Ostend street and
extending southery 07 feet to the Port Warden line in The
middle branch of the PatapSco " viz
Inc property is improved by fine WHARF, and has on
three sides linea front feet accessible To- essas
privilege of Switch has been granted by the Baltimore
ONO ltaroad, which directly front the lot
ne property IS incloSed and has TWOSTORY BRICK
OI Sc at present tenanted by the Wharfnger 1t will he
sold III one parcel divided suit purchasers plat can
street. - ~ S''''S'
Terms at sale W W GLENN
LENNON 4 BROGDEN,
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Taants.

SALESMAN WANTED.-In Dry Goods job
Obng House "a frstclass Salesman To one answering
this description, permanent situation and liberal salary
will be given Address Box 3s BALTIC Post Office m23eod
o. DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
As,,i Wanted Portable DwelingwOrth from three to
..1.AsiX thousand dollarsn exchange for fee
simple Building Lots Of good depths and at moderate
rates. Or would make larger exchange for suitable
Country Place. Apply address H. c., aily Exchange
Office m223t
NTANTED-An active YOUTH in a House on
w the whar-a Sabbath School scholar will have the
preference. Address Exchange, at this Office. ml76t
NTANTED-TO PURCHASE OR HIRE THE
w services Of middle aged SLAVE WOMAN for a
rm of years, and would advance money the TO
who has such dispose of these terms
Apply to RUMBLE 4 WILLIS, No 20 Second street, Bal
mil
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A VERY
= a n W GALQABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS L.
by virtue of order of the Orphans Court for
PEioIe city, the undersigned administrator of VIM A.
VIII sell by public auction, store of
Tif1S ~ " W. No. \. Charles street. MONDAY AND
at EEENNGS 2Sd and oath Of May commencing
VaIab} C,9ck each evening, the very extensive and
estae &c LIN ana miscellaneous Library belonging to the
and com deceased The Law Library very Valuable
having been kept up the present time and
The me best books all in excellent condition
CaaIo1eS Library is also select and desirable
range oi Ie whole will he prepared and the Books ar
Terms cash ih nation several days before the sale
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@ BENZ. WASKEY'S
TSA EXTENSIVE
" FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROONS
No 3 n GAY ST,
Has on hand and constantly MANUFACTURING every descrp
ton of Chairs Bedstead Tables Bureaus Sideboars Sofas
Tees Lounges Cribs Setees Wash and Work Stands
Cradles Feathers, Feather Beds Bedding Hair Cotton and
give satisfaction
respectfully solicit your favors
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
al e lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
ma to their vantage to buy of they may rely on
haylng their goods packed with care for shipping.
Don't forget the number-No North GAY street oc2 If
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AnlnserQents.
Steamships.

GfNu,,,rn+Nr
oSHaLloVlpa.
nr. =, n , n T !, o. m - ~
4fETN "A IL II " N
.3xAesa First class Cabin Passage. ............$l5
No. THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The new and first class steamship
PATAPSC0,
Can't |, H. Iayield
Will leave Spears wharf on
TUESDAY Nav 3lst
at 4o'clock p NJ preciselv
The accommodations for pasSenoers bp bis & in
every resnact 6r L. III ~ WIS 7'e"ie are III
No freight received aftar - o,ool on ,bo ,o of a;,;,
No Bills of Iadng will he signed afar the Tho
Steamer 7 ~ ~ f ' " ~
For freight or nass.oa annv IN
f"''"o' SStitNNiiIrET ~ pEAprr ,nan.
~ ~" = l lie S ~, ~ Ee LIS
Agents in Charleston JOHN " CAIDWEIyT & SS SV''''
The ssPatapsco will leave Raltimnre again on the ~
June Punctality in her denarra he relied on mo9
-, ~ Ge-e- ee.e NO. y .e-eu W. n-Dti
<fTS FOR SAVANNAH,
Tuesday afternoon Nav 9th The first class
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4nblit Sails.
nv NrTrEV SOnD-

BALANCE OF THE CARGO "a. M LAW
- RENEE AT AUCTl0N.-0N TUESDAY MORNING
next the Path inst at II O'Clock at Ramseys wharf we
sha sell the balance Of the cargo "a. NJ Lawrence We
C%0l BOXES ORANGES,
010 " LEMONS.
SAM'L. J. SOPER Il co
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hooks ar0 Statiarlkrn.

MURPHY & CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
1FA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STU TTONE RS,
MARBLE Bt Hiding, lS2 BALTIMORE ST.
siu BALTIMORE.
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
S4NUEL E. TURNER
- No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
las ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
S0RTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY Of every descriptions for office and private
use, viz: steel. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX,
WATERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS
&c, &c
INK, Writing and Copying Of all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE-MON-
NAIES, &c,
Also large assortment Of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c, &c, all at low
prices. " "
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call. fe22tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
BY GIBSON & co

SAM'L. J. SOPER 4 co.
Auctioneers.
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JOHN MERRYMAN
BY ADRFON ~ CO.

MICHAEL X. WARTNTAN
County Commissioners of Baltimore CO.
l28-3awr my23.2i2h lV- k,,A. -
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SnsMrantf COMMANDS,

A MEXICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n OF BALTIMORE
lnCOrpOratedb by the State of Maryland 1883
800 OFFlCE-NO. SO SECOND STREET, SECOND STORY
The Company insues every description Property in the
city against loss damage by fire, - " o
The Directors daily determine upon anncatons
for Insurance.
J. l.. ARMSTRONG, President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Mullam DeVrles, J. j. Turner,
John Ahern, j. W Hug%
VIM. J. Keenan, Geo n Re1Tr1v
VIM. Bueller, SamI links
VIM. Welsh II Ross Wor,,sr
VIM. II. Abrahams Josenb Merchant
mh7-tf VICTOR GIITVET Sacretar,,
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fF..t FOR RENT-The commodious and con-
Faiij yene@ three story DIV EILING, No Is McCulloch
s~zt.Astreet now occupied by James F. Pendergast The
house is well located between Biddle Preston streets
haVlg water gas and every convenience, and excellent
order having been recently newly papered painted &c
Possession can be given about 18th May Apply to
PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
Il Smith wharf
or BEVAN 4 SONS,
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&ankfrs allO 4rokets.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS CO.,
q BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No. % SoUTH STREET,
Buy and sell on Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks, Real Estate Notes. and other
colaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections on all accessible points in the United
States and Canada " $3.50
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business OF Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed depnsts iaIS-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
Atrocious Villain.

On Monday night, January 81, some o.
perate rascal entered the dwelling Of u.
Henry Stowell, in Shutesbury, and ,tea,.
ly proceeded to bedroom in which
daughter Ellen, all excellent young lazy
some 10 years of age, and another lady, "
sleeping in separate beds, to both Of vi
he administered chloroform. He then a
several cuts with some sharp in>rua-.
upon the forehead of Miss Ellen, extend,
from the roots of the hair to the eycbrE
and also upon her chin. From these wuu
the blood flowed freely, but they Were
serious. He also made cash Of some ;D.
inches in length upon her breast, and p.
bly, committed other Outrages. On re,5
she took the rings from her finger, 81
placed them upon the table near her .
these were found upon the floor, broken 81
useless. Her clothing was all taken f.
the room in which she slept, aud iron +.
room adjoining. Even her trunk va, p
ken open and clothing and papers ear
away. Her Summer hat, and sCmr
clothing of all kinds, as well rs whatc'eEr,
that belonged to her, was carefully Sc.r'.
and carried of. There were many yaIaa
article in the same room belonging to u,..
members of the family, but nothing vi.
ever was disturbed, except such thing
belonged to this interesting young lady.
seems evident, therefore, that revenge y.
the only object of the scoundrel. She co
to consciousness about daylight the tollosa
morning and found her face and bed cian
ing covered with blood, and herself 'uf
ing greatly from the violence describe
The family were at once made arIualn'.
with what had happened, and a dlIls.
search has been Instituted, but a. YET noe.
to the perpetrator Of the outrage has been
tanned. -1mheyst Mass Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
A Big Sleigh Ride.

The Springfield Mass Republican gives
an account of what it calls the great grand
father Of sleigh rides" being popular ex-
cursion to that city Of fifty TO sixty double
teams, with seven hundred and fifty from
IIolyoke, Oh Saturday last. The party con-
sisted of the employees of the Lyman Mills at
IIOlyoke The teams were deckcd with flags
and evcrgrecns, and the grand procession
passed through the principal streets of the
town, exchanging happy greetings with the
thousands that were drawn to witness the
spectacle, and creating great excitement
wherever it went.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, by the Rev. NJ Bms
Mr.. WILLIAM J. TUBMAN and Mss Jul.
FRANCES, second daughter Of Henry l. '.l
son, esq, all of Alexandria, Va.
In Washington. on Thursday. 18th inst. Mk
q. W. Sampson, Mr.. PORTERFlELp GRAVE
of stanton, and Miss SARAH CRONE. ].
mond, Virginia.
On Thursday, February 10th, by the Re .
Newman, Mr.. CHARLES A. kIDWLLa o.
Miss CAROLINE Y. kIDWELL, all % n''.
County, Virginia.
On the morning Of the 18th instant. by ias j.
C. Hartman. Mr.. STEPHEN b. BOYD, g.
NJ. A. NORTHCRAFT, all Of Gooney NJ.
Warren County, Virginia.
On the sth instant. by the Rev. VIM. 9 D..
Mr.. LEWIS A. llACKLEi, to Mis- hlIA' D.
daughter OF Mr.. Vim. p. Ramey. al oi -.
County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

west, are improved at common ey,.,
the public patrimony By the force - ~
cratic votes, and against tn. ,r.,.
policy of the Democratic party r.
after another of the planks of n. i..'
platform of Cincinnati, is kirsei
suit the purposes Of the party wb.,.
principle consists in the ease, H.. '..
and the certainty with which tI.,
pirate the spoils.
Mr.. S. then passed in review .po.,.
penditures and waste Of mean., of ,S' ''
istration, the empty treasury undo d -.
lance of Honest john" the pQlli.l.
the purchase of Cuba. On this I.,,..
ton he said, with much force. tlar,I
dent desired Congress To give him
900 out of an empty treasury in orl
he might begin to rob, that h. mi,
himself with the weapons of the ,,,..
the bri gand, seek time and = ur..a,.
by TIE robbery fix upon us dclIt e -.
Sl00,0O0,O00. But if his scilurr ..
should result in universal war no ,r.,
could calculate the debt that We >b,r.
cur or the calamities that would IA.
This proposition too is accom,,,..
another, that he should have the army
nation to establish a protectorat. .;..
northern portion of Mexico. Under me-,
of redressing the wrongs Of some Of ,n-
der ruffians.
Thus armed with the purse and he so
what mag Democracy not do, in the nam.
liberty?
Mr.. Presidentit was high time for n.
Wing party to wake up-and bclic..
they are fully aroused To a sense Of n.
ger that is upon us. They have been
to be dead. They are now alive T.
were rendered speeches. by the inar
gerrymander of 1851, and have been VA
cred ever since by the tyranny OF barry
their enemies would be glad To believe
dead. If they have been dead they Ms,
to new life, as lasting or the duty y.
calls them forth, for without duty the "
party is almost without life.
But sir, | see that the nominatin.
mittee have just entered the convene
shall close with the single remark, ,ha,
do not look to success i'll order to clutch
spoils; but that in the operations Of the 4.
eminent, common sense, and common
esty may be substituted for political cor
ton, and those who have for 50 lon.
spoiled the temple, may be turned out o.
public councils.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
EmiRration to Liberia.

The packet Mary Caroline Stevens, will sail
on the list of May from Baltimore, with large
company of enligrants for Liberia. About
thirty in Pennsylvania are anxious to obtain
a passage. In addition to the other persons,
both free born and emancipated, the coloniza-
ton society, it is stated, has received applica.
tons for settlement in the young republic of
one hundred and seventeen slaves, generously
destined by their proprietors for freedom in
Africa. Of this number, L. B. Burgess, of
Burgess Store, Va offers to send thirty-nine;
John F. Sale, of Liberty, Va, thirty-one:
Robert Hutchinson, of Brownsburg, Va,
nineteen; w. S. Owens, ofAugusta, Ga, nine
teen, and Miss Sarah B. Jones, of Charleston,
S. c., nine. The colonization society is en-
deavoring to collect funds to enable it to
comply with the application to convey these
slaves to Africa -BaH San.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
Singular Instance of Obstinacy.

Superintendent Rutherford communicate,
the particulars Of II ease which occurred in
the penitcntiary last week On Tuesday,
one Of the prisoners, for INSTRUMENTATION, was
sent 10 his cell. Soon after being sent there
word was communicated to the guard that
he had knife secreted about his person.
This fact was put in possession OF Deputy
Warden Wells, who gave orders that the
prisoner should strip himself in his cell,
leave his clothing upon the floor, and come
out that it might be searched. This order
he refused to comply with. Every effort
WAS made t" induce him Ia obey, but he was
obstinate swearing he would die first 1t
was accordnly ordered that no food be given
him till he Yielded The officers became CON
WINGED that he had the knife and would use
it, if he got Il chance.
During the following day he was expostu-
lated with. through the grated door, by the
Deputy-W arden, by the Superintendent, and
by others, for his conduct, but remained
stubborn, declaring that he would starvc
himself u death before lie would obey the
order. The confinement commenced ON
Tuesday. Immediately afterdinner. Through
Wednesday. through Thursday, through Fri
day, he held ont Going to his cell about
one o'clock on Saturday afternoon the officers
asked him to rise from his bed: attempting to
do SO he fell and it being discovered that he
was then so weak that he could not use the
knife, the door was opened, and in few
minutes it was seen that he was little delir-
ious. lie was immedately cared for. Upon
being searched the knife was found upon him.
The blade was about four inches long. and
ground down to dagger point. making it a
very dangerous weapon. 1t will be observed
that he took no food for about % hours-ovcr
four days.-.1NOR Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
DIED.

In Washington. on "Wednesday, the i'iA B.
Miss MARY A. ". QUINCY, well Know"
teacher in Washington for more than t"'"'! ''
At the residence of hel nephew. vi.
Cooper, ut Fairfax Court House, on saluf ~ .
ternoon the 18th inst, Mrs. ELLEN NJ an
aged 10 years. She died in the hope Of ''.
immortality. and gladly welcomed the NE
which called her "from death unit" eyer.a''LZ'
Near Elklick, in Fairfax County oh 'i'
February, Mrs. LUCY JANE SAFFbk' ..
of John W. Safer, in the 2Nth year Of n'' ''..
She was a devoted wife, and kind mother, '",
left kind husband, and five children WIN '''
circle of friends 10 mourn their loss.
In Warren County, on the 9th ln.''h'.
DANIEL ROBERTSON, aged about ~ '''
On Monday last, Mrs. SUSAN hhhN, VIZ
Dr. WIN. Helm, Of Warrenton. She VA 81, ,..,
years n consistent member of the BHPi''
At Oak Grove, Charles County, Mar
Friday, February 4th, 1859, after pan ,,.
lingering illness, Mrs. 5. A. MusClblh
Of Mr.. George ii. MuSchett.
In Port Tobacco, Maryland, on lue'l', ......
ing last, Of consumption, after Ihg''.|.-
Mrs. ANN AMERY, relict of the late i".
Amcry, in the 5lst year Of her age. 49,
In Charles County Maryland On 70 ~.
ternoon, 18th instant, at , o'clock l.
JOHN WILLS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19
The Cuban Declaration Of Independence"

In his speech On the Thirty Million bill,
Mr. Benjamin produced paper which he
characterized as the Cuban Declaration of
Independence and upon which he placed
great reliance as recital of the wrongs en-
dured by the inhabitants of Cuba. 1t was,
in fact, the chief point in his grafton. Now,
we have authority for saying that this Cuban
Declaration of Independence was written i'll
the Office Of the New Orleans Delta Wash
.S1fes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

DARTH'S AFRICA, Travels and Disc,
ID North and Central Africa, being 18th.
an expedition undertaken under the aa " 81. ,
B. Ms. Government in the year
Henry Barth, volumes, Syo., clyth' So Pr.
La Plata, the Argentine ConiedeTAl'I5' ,Fs -,..
aguay, a narrative Of the exploration y i,,, II p.
La Plata, &C., Is53-lS56, by Common,
J. Page, Svo., cloth, IS. ,cr-;.,i,n % +.
piscourses on Common Topics Of mi ~ f. 50.
and practice, by James ". Alexander y '
cloth, 81. =. 80, If Ht.f
Life Thoughts, from the discourse W "
Ward Beecher, 3Oth thousand, 81 .-..cI IN -
The True Glory of Woman, a, p'I n IiI,rtas,.,
Life of the Virgin Mary, BY the Rev H. ~
A. NJ, limo, Is cents. ....,,l r ra..'
The Testimony Of Modern SclTn'sr .ni,sr.a,
of Mankind, by J. l.. Cabell, VI. p'' w D.IrAAsa.''
Virginia, with introduction by j.
b. D., limo. 81. D., "Rs.ir =,
The New Priest in Conception BAY = rs,a.'
Novel. there are many: this If not ono
2 volumes. l2mo., cloth, $l.75. al, M
Agnes, a Novel, by the author Of
Arabiap DAYS Entertainments, tra ram. ~ ,
the German, by II. p. Curtis, ! '''"-''
cloth, 1925. For sale by ,,crr { son
Jas hN No. g. Kirs'''
IA ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

The steamer j. B. Carson, bound 70 the
Illinois river, with valuable cargo OF gr'ce-
riss, was sunk near Alton. Most OF the car
90 will be lost. The boat was valued az
400 600 and was insured for Sl,5oo IN
Pittsburg Offices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-19

The Union continues to fire away into
conoress-calls the Congressional Globe
containing the speeches of members "a steam
wb;stlevSand asks, 'is o long speech a big
remedy for financial disease?-is bold ez-
arceration or Misrepresentation about the
cost of maintaining regiment, the ez'
travaeance of paving debts audited by Con-
oress and the wickedness of enforcing ex-
ssting laws, practical mode of retrench-
mentp"