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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-01

Gas- A FESTIVAL will be held ut the Spring OF
MI. James Roach, in Alexandria County, for the
Ieneft of Hunter Chapel, to commence on Thurs
day next. and continue during the week. The
friends of religion and of that church, are respect
fully invited to attend. my 3l-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-01

NOR SALE-My farm in Fauquier county, con
4 tanning by a recent survey, FOUR HIN
DRIED AND FORTY-SIX ACRES and 20 pole.
This land lies on the Rappahannock river, about Z
quarter of a mile from the Orange and Alexanint
Railroad, and in an excellent nsighborhood. Iher'
a.. are on it, 4 very convenient DWELLING
nai HOUSE, spacious barn, and other out hou e.,
all in good repair. A never filling spring Of rmh
water, il within forty yards of the ouse-ice-house
and ice pond, as near. The fields not in erItIVa
ton, are well set in grass, and taking into view It7
close proximity to the Railroad, Post Office, ErIE'
Mill Ia mile off, and other advantages, thu farm
may be safely recommended as very desirab!o
property. Any one wishing to see the said farm
will be shown it by Mr.. II. T. Embry on the place.
Terms made known by JOHN 5. KNOX,
nm SO-eotf Aierapdrid, W.
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Office Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, !
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1859. J
THE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF TIT
i Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company Wiil D.
held at the Office of the company, (City HAIL. OF
Monday, the 9th day Of June next, at IL o'clock, NJ
nv Sl-iftd W. S. RINGGOLD, Sec'y.
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J. W.. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,

]. w. MCGEE,
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY,
WARRENTON, VA,
NONTINUES to perform all operations heioug
~ ing to the Dental profession in the most satr'
factory manner, at moderate rates.
Doctor McGee may be found at home at any time,
except from the second to the third Monday il each
month, which time will be spent at Flint Hill, RAP
pahannock County, Va.
Office and residence on Main street, nearly opr'-
site the Warrenton House.
Warrent0n, ian l-eoly
CHARLES HERED0N, GATE C0SwAY b
v HERSDoS,) ATTORNEY AT la ", FRLD-
yRiCKsBuRG, Va, continues TO practice IN th'
Coarts Of King George, Stafford, Caroline, SPOT
~sylyania, and the town Of Fredericksburg,
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
EXPERIENCES
David Funsten, Messrs. Fowle 4 Co,
George W. Brent, Messrs. Cazenove q o.
Francis l.. Smith, McVeigh 4 Chamberlain
John B. Dainger6eld, Smoot, Ubler 4 Co.
John S. Barbour, Robinson & Payne,
Lewis Mckenzie, John II. Brent,
Burke 4 Herbert, Bryan, Adams 4 Co,
G.. F. Suttle 4 Co, and other mershans'
Fredericksburg, Va, jy 26-d&cly
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TWO VALUABLE FAUQUIER FARMS FoF
i SALE am authorized 10 sell the home
FARM of Joseph d. Tulloss, known as aspen
HALL" situated about two miles from BristeIs
burg, twenty miles from Fredericks burg, and sc'st
mics south Of the Warrenton Junction Of Tho
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. IL coTtIini
about THREE HUNDRED y SEVENTY
ACRES of excellent land, well set in clover, tmo-
thy, and blue grass, abundantly supplied witt
wood and timber, and never failing water. mo
soil i. excellent and highly productive
go Tho improvements, except the MILL, arc
Ea.I all new, consisting Of a commodioss twosi'r,
DWELLING and basement, with all the ncccs' rs
out buildings, including a good barn. 1t has upon
it a good GRIST and PLASTER MILL, lberalls
patronized, and a young orchard Of choice tklli
TREES, of every variety, in a thrifty condition.
will sell this very desirable FARM tor d very
moderate price.
am also authorized to sell another farm OF IN;
same owner, at n still more reduced price, distant
from the first about q miles, containing about ~
~ acres, with a new and comfortable OWL
Jul LING upon it, and o.. the necessary "g'-
buildings. Ii has an abundance of wood an
timber, and is highly susceptible of improvement.
Purchasers DESTROYS of further viii
apply To Jos. ID. TulloSs, at Brister-burg, EauYuirr
county, Virginia, or to the undersigned, at Wir-
renton, Va, for terms, &c. RICE ". PAYNE,
Attorney Of J. D.. Tullos-
Eo,nu;sr ,ounty M o3-2aW2wSIaw6w
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NIc,CORMICKS REAPING AND MOVING
wi MACHINE, with the improvements ior
1859, is warranted, as a Reaper, Mower, and Com
hined Reaper and Mower, superior to any other
manufactured. For sale by
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
nv L, No. II Uniun-st., Sole Agents in Alex.
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ELECTION OF JUDGE CAsKIE.
WAsHINGroN, May 3lst.--A private dis
patch from Richmond says, that an error
has been found in the returns of King VIII
liam county, electing Caskie by nineteen
majority.
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WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Nothing from the
West. 1t is estimated now that in one hun
dred and twenty-one counties Letcher'a ma
iority is thirty-two hundred and thirty-four.
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MORE NEW G0ODS.-I have just received a
l fresh supply of Dsnims, Farmers Drills, Al
g~onquin Stripes, Domestic Plaids, Winchester
Ginghams, Fancy Prints Lawns, Shifting Prints
Bleached Cottons, DC, &c.
". n. BERKLEY,
nv 81 No. G2, corner King and Fairfax SITS.
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CARoL1xE-Of iciaL.-Goggin Gig, Letch-
er 500, Wiley $40, Montague 56l, Preston
$40, Tucker $50, Dejarnette TAO, Caskie 39l.
For House of Delegates, Tyler GIL, Bout
we'll 376, Taliaferro IS.
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AUcTIoNEER's NOTICE.
TIME subscriber will, from and after this date
continue the GENERAL AUCTION BuSI
NESS heretofore conducted by the late Samuel j
Mccormick, esq, for the benefit of the family Of the
deceased. [my 3O-dtf1 7. NJ. MCCORMICK.
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Harris majority about !64
The statement is that Boteler has beaten
Faulkner l57 votes certain. The Goggln
vote in this county reached 213, about leo
over any former vote, and that without any
real exertion. W..
So far az heard from the House of Dele
gates stands Al Wings and Al Democrats
The House is composed of 1872 members.
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HARVEST IMPLEMENTS.-Just received Il
IL large supply of Grain Cradles, Grain Scythes,
Grass Scythes, Snathes, Harvest Rakes, Revolving
Hay Rakes, Wiretooth Rskes. Scythe Stones,
Rifles, &C., &C.. for sale by d. q. MEADE,
lie No IL Fairfax street.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

Otyph1nt d 90 IS Circulars.
SHANGHAI, 18th June.-Our last report was dated
26th uto in the interval there has better de-
mand for nuctured goods than during the preceding
fortnight the improvement is chiefly noticeable in Eng
lsh Long Cloths of which sales to fair extent have
been made at advance upon the quotations last
gave Fancy Goods, though in inquiry than previ-
ousy and with upward tendency in prices remain
without much quotabe alteration in value. In Ameri-
can fabrics transactions continue upon moderate scale
the pending expedition of the British Minister Pekin
rendering buyers to purchase to any gfeat
Limited supplies of new Silk have been placed on the
market since last and few settlements
port at very full prices The small business transacted
in Teas calls for no special remark
FOOCH0W, 18th June, 1S59.-0ur last report was
dated 18th ultimo, since when considerable excitement
has prevailed in Tea Market, large settlements OF
Doth new seasons Congous and Oolongs having been
made at extreme rates.
The first feet of vessels being now FULL the demand
mas fallen oil and prices have downward tendency
The receipts of Congous continue large but the quality
inferior to the first arrivals Ooongs coming in
freely.
In Import Market transactions have been limited
CANTON, June GOTH 1S59.-Our last Circular was dated
on the "a ultimo and we disappointed in not
being able TO report more activity in kets The
guinness mas been caused by heavy rains and by unsats
factory accounts of the movements of rebels who
still in possession of of the principal routes to this
place. and against whom the Government soldiers
have effected little.
Imports generally have been difficult of sale and hold
ers have submitted to reduce American cotton goods
exception, and would taken in moderate ouan
titles at former rates
In exports, moderate business has been DONE
HoNGKONG, 2lst June, 1S59-The Improvement in
imports noted in last circular regret TO say has
not been well maintained during the past fortnight mucf
rain and unfavorable accounts from the districts
by rebels have tended greatly to depress business Rice
met with speculative movement Immediately after las
mails departure but the sudden demand being satisfied
an inactive market followed although prices are now
higher than last quoted. A continuance of unfavorab
market advces from San Francisco serves to keep Suga
low, without much demand.
Dates from London to the Goth April and from the Uni
tea states to the 10th dem received here the
instant.
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SGIpptMQ ANtel!Mente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE. August 3,

ARRIVED
Steamer Joseph Whitney, Howes hours from Boston
mdse to A L. higgins Reports above tie Rappahannock
of Cromwels steamers probably Georges Creek from
New YOrk-bound up.
Propeller Telegraph, Moore from New York, with seven
barges to Phpps COckey.
j. A. Shriver
Steamer Georges Creek, eager from New York-mdse to
SamuelT Pearce Reports off the RappahannOck, Il bark
beating up. Also, passed of Swan Point, Wnans steamer
going down the bay.
Barge A. Shrver, Chance, from New York-mdse tt j.
A. Shriver.
schr Hero Terry, from Philadelphia ndse. to John W.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, August 27.-Flour-The m ar.
ket is unchanged and firm with a moderate local de-
mand sales of 600 bbls at $40 for superne 81 s5
515 for extra 1000 bbs sold at so for October deive
ry we understood. ISIS bbls received the last
hours.
Wheat-rhe market continues firm with fair demand
both from the local millers and for shipment Sales OF
400 bushels common red at 95c 800 do prime red
delivered 500 do good white at SILL 900 do prime do
at Sl5 and 200 do good do at SLIP Received during
the last "a hours S,702 bushels.
Corn-The market is quiet and steady. Sales 8, SOC
bushels to arrive at 77c.
oats-sales of 1900 bushels at depot at 42c The mar
ket is firm at this price.
Rye-The market is very firm with a fair demand and
light receipts and prices rather higher sales Of zoe
bushels at 70 cts and $50 do at rs cts.
Whiskey.-The demand is firm and prices unchanged
sales of 700 bbls. at q 24S cts, the latter
wagon
Provisons.Mess Pork is dull and offered at $14 Bacon
dull The only sales $50 hhds. Shoulders at cts
Nothing done in Bulk Meats Lard sale of 25 pack
ages Tallow at cts. per h., decline.
Groceres.-The market is firm, with moderate de
mand in the regular way Sugar &(G7A cts; Molasse
374G3S cts, and Coffee at II Y G12X cts.
Cheese.-Sales $50 boxes prime W. r. at s cts 25 do
do. extra large at S4 cts.
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BELOW.
Schr. Pilot Fish, from St. John, n. B.

CLEARED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Richmond-J. Brandt, Jr.
Bark Prince Of Wales, (Br) Moyatt Liverpeol-R & H.
r. Tucker.
Brig Mic Toni Aust) Male, Montevideo Buenos Ayres
&C Morton Stewart
Schr. 4. D McClenahan, Mitchell, Wilmington, N. c.
DunnoCk Weatherly
Schr James Ramsey, Alexander, Elizabeth City, n c.
Master. 80 -
Schr SOutherner, Ford, Alexandria-P Maicom 4 Co.
field.
Bark Sylph, Jones. Boston-Dnbhin & Warfald
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, August 2e-Evening.-
The Flour market continues DUH there IS some little IN
9uiry for export but generally az prices below the views
OF holders who disposed to make concessions and
the onIv sales we hear of 400 bills superne
and 600 bbls Diamond mills family -four terms kept
priyate superne is held at $5525 the latter for fresh
ground wheat extra at s5,509575; extra fami
iy s6G6 25, and fancy lots at S650ld7 per Dbl, in
duality, with limited demand from the trade at these
rates Rye Flour is firm, and sale Of 100 bbs made
at 1915 per Dbl Corn Meal is also firm at $362H per
Dbl for Pennsylvania meal but hear of sales 800
bbls. Brandywine sold at price kept private.
In Wheat the receipts and sales moderate and
prices the same as last quoted about 5000 bushels have
been disposed Of mostly prime Delaware and Pennsylva
mia reds at 130c including lots Of fair to good quail
ity, at ll5l9c and 500 bushels prime white at 1900
Rye is wanted at zoe for southern and 75SOc for
Pennsylvania, and little Offering. Corn is I'M
changed and 6a7 900 bushels yellow have been taken,
part Saturday evening" at SIC, aoat Oats continue in
steady demand and about 5000 bushels new southern
sold at 3435c mostly at the latter price for prime Della
ware, adoat.
OF Bark the receipts and sales are light and 10 hhds
LIST No. sold at ss at which rates there more buyers
than sellers.
In Groceries and Provisans there is not much doing
and we only advised of l25 hhds Cuba Suga
at 6d6H cts, time and SO casks sailed shoulders
TX cts-the latter an advance.
Whiskey is in demand and scarce at 26c for Drudge
&c Tor Eastern bbls, and Csc for Ohio do hhds. ar
quoted at &c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET. Aug. 29-Th
offerings Of Beef Cattle reached nearly 1500 head thi
week at the different yards prices well sustained
the sales ranging from 81 to $40 the 100 lbs incudin
few extra quality the latter chiefly HG9
The arrivals of Cows and Calves comprised about 10
head, selling at $50 to $40 each according quality
Some LOU Tat Hogs offered at 1mhof's Unto
Drove Yard and sold at from 81 to ssA per 100 lbs
the latter prices only obainable for extra quality
OF Sheep the following sales were made at Phillip
yard, the market was steady:
26OO since Monday last, by Hesser Pierce, at79s ct
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIM0RE.

Z.
Steamship Thos. Swami Layfeld, New York. 29th inst
Steamship Patansco Layfeld, Charleston, 18th inst.
Bark fremont Baker, Boston, eth inst.
Bark Union, Fuller, Boston, 9th inst.
Brig Wabash, (Br) Skaling, Kingston. ia, Both ult
Brig Romance, Duncan, Aspinwall, 18th inst
Brig Samuel Small, Winsow, Boston, 9th inst
Schr. Gen. Scott, Rowland, New Bedford 9th inst.
Schr. + NJ. Duf1ield, Jones, New London, 10Th inst
Schr. Two Brothers, Ward, New York, 2Sth inst
Schr. J. DYER. Jamison. ProYidenca. 9th inst
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Bark sylph, Jones, Boston-Dobbin & warfield.


Ship Casda, Stafford, Rotterdam in tow of the steamtug
Tiger
Ba Merck, fHerm) Moller, Rio de Janeiro & market
in tow Of Jas Murray.
Barkentine Chas Keen, Chatter, New Orleans, in
Jas. Murray
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Steamboats,.

zSIT THREE TIMES PER WEEK
Ee=-sus5=--4zFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND =
5hS hatJ~n Steamboat Company will, and after
SAIuRDAG the 18th August RUN THE STEAMERS
geo PEABODf" and 'tBELNIDERE" THREE TIMES
F TtItp MEEk, leayng Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3 O'clock
the same hour. ' ~ ~ "
datOns.
For freight or passage apply to
oete J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
Su p 5 Light street whar
: FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA

~
HaEa1i&zlzzszlm Tie steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Fair
-, bank, will commence her regular trips 70
the season, between 'i9
BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March lth 1859, leaving Baltimore on tina
Gay at O'Clock, NJ, from her BERTH Light wharf
foot OF Barre Sand each succeeding Friday thereafter, the
same hour arriving in fredericksburg day evening
Saturday before dark Returning, will leave Fredercks
burg every Tuesday morning, o'clock after the arrival
there OF the night train of from the North and South
arrive n Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
The Virginia will stop at all Of her usual landings on
the RAPPAHANNOCK, going and returning: and in add
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, to land freight and pas
sengerS
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing of goods, thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents.
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and Bers, which renders her of the pleasant ana
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay
has been thoroughly overhauled and repaired during the
past WINTER and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed.
81 Freight Of all kinds taken at very moderate rates. dnd
received in Baltimore at the boat, Wednesday Thursday
and Friday, to O'Clock.
81 All Freight landed on the river must he prepaid
Goods from other lines, destined for Frederick
points the river will he promptly the Agents
in Baltimore, charges paid and forwarded despatch
Grain from the River received and delivered bag
For further information apply board, or to
CAPRON x GWYNN, A. gents,
No. u South street, Baltimore
+ SLAUGHTER, President
krndpr alygl,, w
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* n FOR THE SOUTH
safEzRzsaEze-1 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PTIILADFJ
Il N ALLnlL


TO NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE x SEA BOARD Il ROANOKE Raj ROAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller subie
to NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, y c.
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Stippira.

eszA FOR BREMEN A l Bremen bark
COLUMBIA" semcke, Master will have quick dis.
the Captain on board, or to NoN' 1pP'' ."
ooo.e KATE LEUP0LD,
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Bail ROa0s.

La Ct WESTERN
- MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO 0WINGS' MILLS
On and after the 9th Of August the cas win leave Calvert
Station for 0wngs' Mills at 40 n Ia g p NJ D.
turning leave Owings Mills ate and II u d "a 4, 3
NJ Meeting all trains the Northern Central RaiIway a
Camp, 60 cents ' TIE Dai'linoie
a4H TpVTN
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HEIDSICK, and other good brands.
Il. LEIDEN'S CELEBRATED HOOK WINES
SHELTON, GI4OSTER, PARMESAN AND AMERICAN
CHEESES.
OLD MOCHA, JAVA, and other COFFEES. TEAS of all
kinds and best quality.
and SOUPS, Theoretically sealed PATE DE Fol GRAS,
small size. - -
A large assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC COR
DIAIS and fine GROCERIES of every descriptions, for sale
by GEO HOLlINS,
IL N Charles street,
mV12-u of Fayette.
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Susinsss Garos.

EUGENE HIGGINS. WIN KENNEDY JENKINS.
HIGGINS & JENKINS,
IL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN FOREIGN FRUITS,
AND CANDY MANUFACTURERS,
mh2l-u Ia. CORNER PRATT AND CALVERT STREETS.
P: NJ MACDONALD. DuGDALE.
MAcDoNALD 4 s, DUGD D
GUANo, GRAIN, f -Four CORN MEAL,
PEAS, BEANS; HAY, STRAW, MILL FEED, &c.
All the approved FERTILIZERS constantly on hand
. Cor. McELDERRY,s WHARF AND PRATT ST.,
diff BALTIMORE.
THOMAS NJ. GREEN BENJAMIN R. YoE
HREEN b YOE,
~ Successors 70 Jerome C. Fallettc)
DEALERS IN CHOICE TEAS,
AND FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, >''
fell-u No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait
JAMES BOYD,
- REAL ESTATE BROKER,
, . 26 ST. PAUL STREET.
LANDS, HOUSES, GROUND RENTS. Ge iaiStr
H.. & ]. S. HOGG,
~ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
Nos. AND 10 CLAY STREET.
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular at
tenton.
Jobbing attended to with punctuality. ial-tf
~ CASSARD b SON,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
PROVISIONS GENERALLY,
Nos. 407 400 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
n3h Baltimore.
A LEX HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d r WING Nd II Cd e L " @
SCHOOL,
No. ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2-ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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attorneys.
A LBERT T. EMORY, u-o-,,,,,,. -.
sMEDLEY Row Row, GopPosite Court HOuse)
Being located in Towsontown, will give prompt attention
the city. jeis-3m*
A TTORNEYS AT LAW.
~ ANDRE " SSTE 1F ETH RIP9GEELY,
Office No. a k IL fARf S GRAs6 baltimore city,
Late States Attorney, Cecil county0
and Howard counties. fe2Sf
TT FRISBY HENDERSON,
L. ATTORNEY AT Law,
COMMISSIONERS FOR tG1 PENNSYLVANIA,
fe22tf Lexington street
w G. N. CARR,
w. slsT. RAgI STREET,
SAMUEL s. CARR,
r0wsO xSFToRN s4EssIHFfn %SPUSFr'
Particular attention given to business in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county. cl6-tf
EDWARD W. BELT,
viii promptly attend to all business in the Courts of
PRINCE GEORGES and the neighborng counties, and
the Court of Appeals. auely
CHARLES E. PHELPS,
- No. 2 LAW AMT BUIIbfNss, AT LAW
o ss6 E PyaSfs II the Courts Of CITY
M J. WATERMAN,
50 WEST F4YETTE STREET.
n9-IN ALL BUSINESS PRoMPT. SIT
CTICKNEY q CO.,
:, NAILS, COAL AND IRON,
ID GORSUCH,
Z. CoNvEYANCER AND PROPERTY AGENT,
No 50 ST. PAUL STREET.
Gives particular attention to the examination OF Titles Of
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Il; GA EEs.ss.:.ss.s.ss7 PHILADELPHIA,
Hzsy u ~ -s-x-Ss7@ GTON A
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Bamor at 6O A. NJ connect ,t Wi
| with COS p train - " ~ '''''''oie
NOIlCE-A coored persons, Sether bond or free will
be required to bring responsll white person Unn
ally known to the unders gned who lbe willing SIGN
pond to the Company, before they viii he passed over am
| j+tf WN CRAWFORD ,c..,
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
N O T ICE
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict, State of California.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict, State of California.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA S.
Tie Peexle qf he State Of California TO HYRAM
WooDWoRTH, Greeting:
VQU are hereby summoned 70 appear and
4 answer in said Court, unto The COMPLAINT
OF Martha Woodworth, filed for the purpose of
obtaining dissolution of the bonds of r,atrimo-
ny now existing between you and her, and for
cause she alleges desertion and failure 10 sun
port her. All of which will more fully appcar bv
reference to the complaint filed, copy of which
Is hereto attached, and which is particularly re-
ierred to for greater certainty, filed in our Court
within ten days after the service of this Writ. if
served IN SAID County-wthin twenty days if
served in any other County in this Judicial Dis
trict, aud within forty days if served in any 9TH
or County, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you for tde relief prayed for. and plain
til VIII apply TO the Court for decree dissolv-
ing the bonds of matrimony now existing he
tween her and you, for the guardianship Of the
children, costs OF suit, and such other relief as
to the Court may seem meet
WITNESS; WILLIAM P. DAINGERFrE1p. Jndoe of
the Ninth Judicial District of said State. tbia
lzth day OF May, A. D. 1859.
H. l.. VAN HORN, Clerk D. C.
By a. C. TAYLOR, Deputy. myl4.4w
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28

Court commenced on the I'd, when Grand
Jury was empannelled.
On the oath the Grand Jury reported the fol-
lowing indictments.
People vs.. S. J. Nutter, assault with deadly
weapon.
People vs.. Frank Carabin, grand larceny,
plead not guilty, and trial set for Monday next.
People vs., James Keene; illegal voting.
On the 26th they were all arraigued and Or
dered to plead tomorrow.
On the 27th keeuc plead not guilty; contin-
ued until next regular term. Nutter pleads not
guilty; set for trial on Wednesday next.
The Court adjourned to Monday next
The Shasta courier., 1859-05-28
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
IN concern, that the undersigned will make
application to the Board Of Supervisors of Shas-
ia county, at their next regular term in August,
for license for Toll Bridge across Pit River,
about miles above Hat Greek, on the road
leading from Red Bluff RIA Fork Crook to Yreka.
my7:4w L. X. Il N. McILROY