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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMoR

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
NEW ioRK, July 1.-THE steamers AIDE,
laide and the City of Baltimore arrived here
this forenoon The formers adyices have
been received via st. Johns, hut the latter
brings one days later intelligence than the
Hungarian at Quebec, but nothing Of strik.
ing Importance.
Gen Gyulai, the late commander
of the Austro-ltalian army. has taken com.
mand of Il regiment bearing his own name, US
colonel.
Count de PourtailcS, the PrusSian Ambas.
Sador, has arrived al the Austrian headquar,
tiers. now established at Verona.
Laybach has been fixed upon As the seat OF
government Tor LJmbardy.
France is preparing To move an army on
the line If the thine.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says in regard 10 the battle OF Saterl'
no. that Gen. Neil, with 80, 900 men and two
divisions of cavalry. in all about ~, 900 men,
was engaged till p. H., when he succeeded
in forcing the Austrian centre, after twelve
hours of hard fighting. The Austrians had
brought up reserves of 10000 and the allies
had only their $4,000. 1t was most critical
moment, but after three hours more Of gen,
eral fighting the battle ended 10 the adyan-
tage of the allies.
The Iouaves were said Ia have been much
cut up, aud the First Chasseurs of Algeria
terribly treated Four Generals were wound,
ed and one killed Fourteen thousands beds
for the wounded had been ordered from Mi
Ian.
The Paris Moniteur of the 10Th. contains
some details ufthe battle, which are the re-
ports Of the different attacks of the corpt
TUmse, but does not state the number OF
killed or wounded on either side.
TURIN, June 2S.-The Piedmontese Ga
zette publishes official details of the battle,
written the same evening. According Il
positive information. $4,000 Sardinians held
ground against $4,000 Austrians, who occu,
pied formidable position; and from whence
they were dislodgcd by the former under the
orders of the King 1t is said the Sardinians
lost about 100 killed and the same number
wounded.
The Times Paris correspondent reports q
project has been opened for mobiliZing one
hundred battaiOns of the National Guard
and recognizing them for garrison duty.
The details of the massacre ut Pertcio
(probahly Perugia,) state that neither age OF
sex were spared. Among those murdered
by the soldiers, after the fighting had ceased,
were three married couples. five elderly la,
dies, three unmarried females, and Il girl four
years old. An infant was taken from It's
mothers breast and thrown into the Tiber
COuuERCIAL.--Cotton- Sales on the 18th Wed
mesday) 5000 bales. The market closed IA last
reported.
Brealstuiis closed steady AMI unchanged.
Provisions closed dull
COnSols -! Ia w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
Release of the Obsrlin Prisoners.

1t has already been stated that the Oberln
rescuers were all released from imprlS"lr-
ment II, Cleveland, on Wednesday, July u,
the government entering II plea granting
their discharge The announcement Of their
release created great excitement among their
friends at Cleveland, who fired one hundred
guns in honor of the event and procuring a
band of music, formed II procession aud es-
corted the late prisoners 10 the depot. en-
route for their homes at Oberlin. Subse-
quently, mol pros. was entered i'll the cases
of Sam. Davis and j. X. Lowe, United States
officers, arrested through the ins'rumentallty
of the Oberlin fanatics, for executing the
Fugitive slave law.
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MARRIED.

AT Harrodsburg, Kentucky, on the morning OF
the 9th instant, BY the Rev. Mr. Sherrald, DIR.
BENJAMIN KING, L. :. A.. To NJ. A. WILL
LIAMS, daughter of the late John McAiec, esq.,
of Mercer county, Kentucky.
On Wednesday, July 9th, by the Rev. y. A.
Kinsolying, Mr.. THOMAS ". DUDLEY. ir, of
Richmond, to Miss FANNY b.. daughter OF D"rl.
Vim h. Cochran. of Middleburg, L"ndoun county,
Virginia.
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South American Affairs.

New YORK, july ll.-Advices from Rio
Janeiro of June 9TH have been received
News from Buenos Ayres states that 1000
men had invaded the Argentine Confedera-
ton.
Paraguay had promised to assist Crquiza
with four steamers.
Brazil remains neutral, but is increasing
her naval force in the La Plata.
Buenos Ayres had bought four steamers.
No political news from Brazil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

REMARkS.-We have nothing new To notice
in the Flour market. There is very little demand,
and prices remain aS Saturday. Wheat is very
quiet There we're light offerings among them
some small lots new white and red; but we have
H. sales to report, and are unable t" give quota
rirns Corn is in fair request but prices are weak,
and we notice sales of white and yellow at So.
There is II fair supply on hand. We have no trans
actions III Rye or Oats To note, und the market for
bnih Is dull.
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The Mark cts.

BALTIMORE. July ll.-Flour has declined Csc.
Sales of 1000 barrels of City Mills ut ST. Wheat
has declined Zoe. per bushel: 10000 bushels was
offered. Sale Of white l2UGl 40; red l2O(u Zoe
Corn closed firm white aud yellow SOFA S3c. Pro-
visions closed quiet at former rates. Whiskey
closed dull at 27c for Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

YELLOW FEVER AND OvERrLowS.-The
New Orleans Crescent refers To the theory
which is becoming daily stronger, and Is
defended with great ability in the last mum,
Der ofthe New Orleans Medical and Surgical
Review, that overtlows are preventiveS u"
yellow fever Ii refers t" the experience OF
Alexandria, on the Red river, in support Of
this doctrine Bayou Sara last year, and
New Orleans in 1919. are also strong illus
tralious ri the reaSonablenesS OF this view
Other able Journals have strenously CON
tended i'm favor of the same doctrine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
Total import, ss,;I,lIG7 SI5l.453Saj s2.o2l7 "a

Total Im"lI' .s ~ TNFIb. ia II''''" S--U-F''"'
Large rs these figures are says the Journal q,
Commerce. We have expected 10 see them Snrpass
ed hy the totals for the years 1889 TO, and this
expectation would he realized, without doubt, but
for the complicated European difficulties. which
must Interfere somewhat with the regularity of
trade A. il is: the total for the new year j. likely
H. exceed the last, but not To so great an extent
we have been anticipating. 1t is evident. also.
that, to render a large trade profitable, it must be
reciprocal. This country cannot pay for four hun
drcd millions of foreign produce and manufactures
exclusively with cotton and specie and unless
there is an export demand for our brcadStuis, we
must look Tor check to the increasing imports.
Land Warrants have been quite active during
the week. i'll consequence Of the public land sales
now i'll progress at the West:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
Pixies Peak.

ST. Louis, July IA party of persons
reached Leavcnworth yesterday from Denver
CITY, with 81 800 in gold dust.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

NEW YORK. July ll.-Flour has declined 5c.;
IA ID. State $j.j3(4 500 Ohio Sj.9o@. $500:
Southern STA $500. Wheat closed very dull:
red I'D; white l1J". Corn closed heavy; mixed
SSG9nc. Pork closed quiet; mess Sl6.l2td SIG
%. Lard closed dull. Whiskcy closed dull. and
nominal. M 27ic. Stocks are tirmer Va Is -.
No e. S2l.
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MInnLERuRG ACADEMY.

,V,ur SECOND SESSION q; this School VIII
commence On the first of September next
TN. PRINCIPAL il a graduate of the University "'
VIRGINIA. and the School i designed to be pEepar'
atorv Tor that institution.
A few boar,lcr. will be taken.
,rv..-Fnr board and tuition. inrlu'iins every
thing except lights, $500 for the entire session u"
ten months.
Far circulars, containing further particular; al
irr-. JN"r .' ~ - w.
IL 2s--eo2m MiidlrbhrS, L""'"u" 10 "
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DIED.

In Washington, suddenly. Oh Saturday evening,
the 9Th instant. at hat-paNt 1 o'clock, JAMES
SUTTON, in the thirty fourth year OF his ng".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
p1rnxoHT ACADEMY. Fauquisr County. Va

REV. F. NJ EDWARDS. PRINCIPAL.
SESSION BEGINS ID NONDAf ~ MPIENhkh'
TXCELLENr facilities are afforded Tor mo
r. rough preparation for any College or nHer
.ity, or to fit young men for the active hn'ie. o'
life. Expense. only $3.50 for Board aha lui''""
for 10 months For catalogues aud circulars al
,r.s. +. NJ. EDWARDS. Piedmont station
.ngu NJ g. H. r.. FauJuier CO.. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

SAD ACCIDrxT.-We learn that on Satur-
day an accident OF II very serious nature oc-
Cured at Mr. Edgar Jones saw mill, dis
tant in Dinwiddie county about % miles,
A man by the name of Young. who had been
employed us sawyerin the mill but short
time, while engaged in saving, fell across
the saw and had one of his legs sawed off
lust above the knee and the other so man
gled by the saw that it had to be amputated
-PltcrSLMru Press.
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AUCTION SALES.

DOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
in virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court ut
Stafford county, made on the 18th day "i March
last in the ease of Fitzhugh W. Warren, the under.
sisn,d commissioners named in said decree, will
offer nj public auction, Ia the highest bidder. In
front OF the Mayors Office, in the city OF AlcNan-
Jriu on the l6h den "t J"iy ns.t q" - o'cIock w.,
HUNDRED ACRES. Also TRACT of LAND,
adjoining. aud originally part thereof, contain
ing about ~ ACkES. And ais" valuable
GRIST AND MERCHANT MILL, which l. nj
tuched L. the same estate, with about FoRIl
ACRES OF LAND. all lying i'll the county ri
Stafford aud State ot Virginia. The Commission
ers will cause accurate surveys I" he lnndr, when
will be shown the dry OF sale The REAL
ESTATE is one of the most desirable, both n II
residence and for agricultural purposes, in this
portion of Virginia. II has upon it Nh excellent
k>.s DWELLING HOUSE, ind necessary UtT /.
E#fH HOT SEES. aud contains from FOUR I"
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES prime river bottom,
and a sufficient quantity of WOOD and TIMBER
LAND. All the land is very rich, and the arabic
land j. in u good state of cultivation. The estate
borders for more than II mile on the Potomac rNcf'
and includes ONE or TWO FlSilEhlE
THE MILL is comparatively new, having been
thorough, pnred and east iron machinery put
in-the stream is u never failing one.
The whole property well merit the attention oil
the public.
TERMS Ten per ccntum Of the purchase mo
p.y will h. r,uuirrd IA cash-the remainder 10 SIX,
twelve and eighteen months. with interest from the
day of sale For the deferred payments, bonds
with approved personal security will he required,
and the rrlc t" the property will be retained until
the bonds pald. ,
HENRY DAINGERFlELD,
W. z. CONWAY, C"mmi,srs.
Stafford county ic g-2awtS
COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF Il
I decree of the Circuit Court ri Fairfax county,
in th. r..,. of Nelson Conrad ". James X. Milihh
administrator, aud others. We viii sell III P""'
auction 10 the highest bidder. at Fairfax Court
House on Hopd,,y. ME lSh d"g Of J"Iy, l''''
Court dayl all the interest OF the Sari drcedeh''
James K. MILAN, in the estate "i W. W. M''''h'
deceased consisting of one twelfth part oil the c.
tate now held by Mr.. Am MILAN II. dover. which
lower ,.-tat. consist. of valuable REAL ESIAlE
and NEGROES.
TIuv> % SALE.-Onc tenth IN hand. The RESI-.
An. in three equal in.taiment- "t sINr twelve ana
eighteen months. with interest ir"m day "t Sae'
the deferred payments to he secured ny Inc oo"n'
Of the purchaser with good security The property
10 b, rc."ld al the cost of the purchaser ana the
cash paymcnt forfeited in the event OF his mol CEN
plyins with the terms Of sale.
WM L. ELWARDS. r.,,,i..i,pcr.
WM II DULANl.
10 Is-Iawt-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

The money market l. somewhat more easy than
for time past. short paper Is discounted at
from Il To- 1per cent. Loan. on call can hr had AT
u t. Il on prime securities. The Commercial says:
The sub Treasury loses about three quarters at
n million Of specie To- the Banks tor the week end
ing last evening. and the shipments of the stea-
mers of Wednesday and to-day. amount to about
ST. 50. 0HO, thus showing movement OF about
S6UO. 900 against the Banks; but as the week com
incnrcd with losing average, on account ot the
heavy shipments on Saturday last. il l. probable
that the amount of specie reported on hand by the
banks in the statement made up II the commence
nent of cuisines. Ia day, will show decrease con-
Sidrrahy larger than the amount named. The
California shipment at June -. including that On
English account, Is w" millions and the portion
belonging To this city will he due early next week.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing house this
morning. were SlSj0,.jG6, and the balances
$SG3,Gl6.
The total exports Of specie and bullion from this
port for six months from January lst. amounted {"
$40. s39.ilL
The Stock market has improved. There were
large transactions to-day III Missouri skies at Il
concession of ia l. Virginia SKIES brought 9It,
North Carolina 9G. and Ohio of lsGn 9Hi "a ??s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

NEW YORK, July =. lSj9-rhe custom house
receipts Oh Thursday amounted TO Slj1 .63I; yes
terIay to - g6 30: total amount in the Sub Urea
Sury S4,ljo.9Sl. This balance shows decrease
the last week Of S7i9.19S.
The total amount of dry goods thrown upon this
market the last week. was So, 39SS% This shows
An increase of ) ,J96.GJl over the corresponding
week last year.
The total amount of exports Of the seven prinrl-
pal staples from this port, since January lSt was
SLOPES, $50; decrease Of S2.lsO.2aO as compared
with the same period "f last Year.
The following table shows the total amount Of
imports ut the port of New York for the last fiscal
year ending 5uth of June, and for the two proceed
ing years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

.Uo. The Ih"ir Of The METHUDISI
- pROTESTANT CHURCH, of this
place, have engaged the steamer THONAN COLL-
YER for Il GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
down the Potomac, IhU.sioy erc"ing merit
The steamer will leave her wharf AT o'clock
proceed down the river about forty miles. and re-
iurn al a seusouablc hour. thus atiordlmg de
li..htiul trip by Moonlight.
I:Cy" TICKETS - cents {" he had "i II. Il. Whit
tinstum Captain Samuel T. Bowen, or the Commit
tee
:. II. DENAUGliN,
JEFFERSON TACEY. Committee.
+. VI. MCCORMICK,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

DRowNED.-One of the hands on board the
schooner Norfolk Packet, named John
Thornton. of New York, was drowned yester-
day afternoon, while bathing in the River,
oprosita the wharf of the American Coal
Company. 1t is supposed he was struck with
cramp, and before assistance could reach him
he SINK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12

EASTERN HERRINGS.-l0OObb ls new pick
IL led and dry sailed EASTERN HERRINGS,
received per Schr +. L. HAWKINS, and Brig Han
nah Balsh, for sale by
WM H. FOWLE / son,
jy L? No. L. South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

A CARD FROM ROGER A. Pryor. The sug-
gestion Of my name, through the papers and
by private communication in connection with
Il candidacy for the'seat in Congress vacated
by the death of the Hon. Vim. .. Goode, i'm
poses on me the obligation Of declaring at
once that, for reasons with which it is unne-
cessury to trouble the public. ! cannot con
sent to be competitor for the place. This
declaration is intended ~ Il courteous but
defnitive refusal TO be brought forward for
the office. 10 the kind friends who are
pleased 10 think Inc worthy Of So honorable il
distinction, | beg to return the assurance
of Il grateful appreciation of the compliment.
Very respectfully. Sc, ROGER 4. Pryor.
iltersbury. July 9TH. 1859.
ARREST or \ cH-PoCKET.-During the
month of October last, a travelling pick peck
ct calling himself William Slaren, paid a
professional visit to this city to attend the L.
s Agricultural Fair, and shortly after was
arrested at the Richmond and Danvlle Rail
road Depot, for relieving Mr.. Henry Badget
of his wallet, containing about S'oo III paper
and money. At the November term al the
Hastings Court. Slaven was examined on the
charged Of grand larceny, and after patient
hearing. was remanded for final trial At
the fall term of the Circuit Court.
Slayen, in company with four or five other
prisoners. worked his way out of the Jail,
made good his escape, and had not been heard
of until Saturday last, when information was
received that the escaped bird had been cap
tured in New York by Mr.. }. llolbrook, and
was held in custody, subject t" the order OF
the Virginia authorities. We suppose Gov,
Wise will send a requisition fer the fugitive,
and that he will he brought back t" the Old
Dominion, To answer Tor past rnces.-Hch-
mond Di>pdih.
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A L N A N A c
1859

SEVENTH MONTH. sun sun
JULY rises sets. Moon y fhASfS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-12
ORKNEY SPRINGS

TNHIS celebrated Watering place, situated nj the
/ Eastern base of the North Mountain, Shcn
anloah County, Va is nav open for visitors. ana
rh. prnprirtors are happy Ia inform the public.
that since the last season they have made r"nsli-
cradle improvements They pledge themselves {"
dn all in their power I" make all, both Invalid "r
Measure seeker. comfortable.
The waters Of Orkney II" hunbug! to all
who are suffering from rutaneous affections, these
waters are Invaluable being cihcaciouS III llnpart
Ing strength and tone 10 the torpid liver and a
tending generally Ia resuscitate and huil.l up lie
clininp and ent.rhed constitutions. We have
uleuty of Ice--uur Ball Room j. large and airy
and furnished with music by 81. Clair DAVIS star
Band from Washington City. We have daily
mail from all points, North aud South Passen
ger, leaving Alexandria at { o'clock, reach Mount
Jack son the present terminus Of the Manassas
Road. at II o'clock, ri which plnce Stages are III
waiting (" carry them direct {" the SPRING.. dis
lance of - miles. Fare from Alexandria I" the
Springs So our prices for Board is IS per week,
SIS per month. or ; % per day. Children and
servant. half price For further information. We
refer 70 Mrssr. GRAY. Miller Co.. grocrrs, or }.
L. NrkIin. esd. Ticket Agent. Orange and Alex
andria Railroad Coz Alexandria, Va. or address
MCKAY, BRADFORD 4 Co, Proprictors
Shenandoah County, Va. Jy Fin
yI,HE BEST MAJ OF THE WAR YET. for
sal. nt FREy&IfS Book art Pcri"dicoi De-
II
pot. 49,
Pcterson's Map of the War in pocket form. com
rlctc in every particular. price -.
Love me Little, Love me Long. 10y Chas Keadr'
II fresh supply jus; received zoe.
The f:rnl, Treasury of Sabbath reading. edited
bv the Rev. Andrew Cameron. published monthly
So per annum. choice publication.
Count Robert of Paris. by Sir Walter Scott, Zoe
Relgauntlct 2Jc.
The Pirate, 25c.
81. Ronaus Well, 2Jr.
P,er.on's cheap edition of the Wnverly Novels.
Ballou'. Monthly Magazine for August, loe.
The Rnmancist for August. l>c.
New York Ledger, Leslie. lsrpers Weekly.
Flag. Pictorial. Mercury, n. Y. Weekly. Pilot, Wa
ycrly Magazine. German papers London New.
and everything else in my line ~ u
DIVIDEND.-The President and Directors "i
- the Bank of the Old Domini"n after paying
Star. fax ON the dividend. have declared Il divl-
dend 10 the Stockholders out OF the profits OF the
Institution Tor the last six months, OF three anu
half per cent. subject TO one-t"urth bonus I" tue
State. payable Oh the 18th inst.
~ std Pc HOFFMAN. Cashier.
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WAR OF 1925.


UNHE FOLLOWING named Soldiers, Tor their
l. heirs who were enlisted in the war Of 1872,
may learn something To their interest by calling
ON or addressing me by letter. The attention Of
the heirs Of the parties is particularly called to
this notice JOSEPH SCHOLFlELD.
No. 46j, Sth street West, near Genl. Post Office.
Washington City.
Levin Diz; jacob Felty. heirs of; Peter Wheel
er. ST. Mary's. Md; Bayne $ Berry; John War
rem, (Hatter,D AleXaudria, Va; Henry Wheeler,
Charles County, Md: SOLOMON Boggs; James
Lunsfurd. Petersburg. Va Edward Watts; Fran
els Bass, fredericksburg. Va. John Phillips
Northumberland County. Va; Henry Crittenden.
Amherst County, Va. (Farmer;) Bartholomew A.
Armstcad: Nicholas Columhy; Cornelius Evans.
Prince William Co.. Va, tWatcrman;) John Ma
gee; Charles Floyd; John Is. Jenkins; Jacob Pent
nef; Gcorge Marshall; Walter p Dunevant; Bs-
liam Erell: III. Morris: Joshua Oyertou; Thomas
Parrot: John Pollard; solomon Sidcrs Sides;
Thomas T. Taylor; Jacob Ellenger: WIN. Bryant;
Peter Host; Thomas Martin: Samuel keston,
heirs of John Huff; Gideon II. Macon; Paschall
Roberts; Allen Wilkcrson: James llissaui; Dckin-
son Terry; Zachariah Harris; Isaac Osborn, heirs
of; David Calls; James Love; Joseph Crowder;
Thomas Moore; John Sims: Daniel Keith; Vim.
Roberts; Nathan Gammell; Nathan Barnshill
Chichester Walker; Vim. Hanna. or the heirs OF
John Hanna; Henry Greenwood. jy l2--e"3t"
NOTICE TO GAS CONSuMERS-The CON
~ suners of Gas who have not settled their
bills rendered the lst iust will please take notice,
that in accordance with the Law passed on the
18th of june last. the How of tar will be cut OF
from all premises upon which the bills are not set
tied at the office of the Works, on or befor, the
18th inst. COMMITTEE ON LIGHT.
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HERRING. HERRING :,
n BBLS. No. | EASTERN HERRING
~ 80 bbS. Cider Vinegar
Extra, Family and Supcrimc Flour
@00 sacks Table Salt
800 lbs. Country Soap. Just received an,
for sale by ISAAC PAUL
~ l. corner of Queen and Union SIS
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<ess> FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW
1S&YORk, AND BOST0N.-"HANp's LINE,
(cia Canal )-rHRoUGH IN 80 HoURs.-The A.
i. Propeller JAMES JEROME" Jerome master,
will leave Long Wharf, foot of Duke street,) on
Tuesday. the 18th inst. at o'clock, p. N. For
freight, which will be taken at the lowest rates,
apply to STEPHEN SHlSN,
No. 81 South Union ST.
p. :. No Coal carried by this Line jy 1l-2t
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-23
CALL FROM LYNN ADAMS.

NONE MEN, BOTH ONE AND ALL-YES, COME
to the lrun House. on the south side of Market Square,
where you find Iron, Steel Bacon Lard Coffee Sugar
Cheese Salt Rope Baggng Sole Leather Russell Upper
Leather, Flour Meal Corn Glass, Pntty, Nails Spun
Thread Heavy Osnaburgs, Brogan Shoes, Stitcbd"wn
Shoes Adamantne Candles, Bar Soap GrindStones, Cast
Flows. Shoves Spades Knob Locks, Stock Locks, Pad
Locks, Patent Balances, Spring Balances. Coffee Mills
Butts and Screws Shoe Nails Coffee Kettles. Hook and
Eye Hinges, Planes, lland,Saws, Augers Chises Hand
Hammers, Chop Hachets, Log Chains. Trace Chains
Breast Chains, Grnd-stone Fixtures Horse Shoes, Mule
Shoes, Wagon-whee Boxes, Andirons, Castings M.saw
Files, Hand-saw Files Pocket Cutlery. Table Cutlery
Scissors Shears Steel Pens Pins and Needless Lead Pen
ellis, and many other things of this kind tedious
ton. cuarly call the attention of my friends and
customers my stock of BR0GAN BOOTS AND SHOES
offer the above named Goods cheap they can be
sold BY any who sells my kind of Goods
return grateful thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage received from them for the last 20 years. and
wish to merit continuance of the same.
LYNN ADAMS.
Raleigh, N. T., Oct. /, 1859. 40-w6m.*
P.S. will take all kinds of country produce in ex-
change for Goods. should like buy $4,000 or $4,000
pounds dry Hides. L. A.