davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-06-30

- Photographic Fine Art Gallery, f!o1enes
/ Brigham, Propriesoss and operators, y: Laks
stsees- 1eA1-1m
, 1859-06-30

tF The Sons o-Esata will meet in their
new and splendid nAa IN Garrett Block this
evening -
, 1859-06-30

" n ScRIFkX.' k4lss 7sists9 4s4xs Is D.<Sovx
l. &1los3ssf 70 rsrstss A4stisenats e As a@& III
EAsds4s F1ps7 sftAs Ear4k Wae ta1 hest u
, 1859-06-30

E Hon. I. \. Afsoid is to delirer tha ora'
tion at Sterling Oh ths .th prox.
, 1859-06-30

y 4 boy about seven years old, named Nn'.
Ripley, had the top Of one Of lis fingers taken
oil, by its being caught in closing door At the
Brown School house, west Of Cnion Park, on
Tuesday last Nut long since little girl lost
two fingers By their bcing jammcd III the same
, 1859-06-30

CA7rLE THIEVES ARRESTED. Two Germans
named Fred. kranz anl --- Keller, were yes
terday morning arrested by officer Kaufman.
for stealing several cal7es from slr. Everton. Of
Bachelors Grove, and marc from William
Ferris, Of Blue Island. The officers suppose
these to be the men u,lo hare done quite 4
large business Ia: .y in stealing cattle from that
ncighborlaood.
, 1859-06-30

Az ACCIDENT TO i DoY.-A lad named Men
ming, aged d.e years, met With severe accident
yesterday morning, at the corner Of Jefferson
md Monroe streets, by which be had his wrist
broken md bis arm fractured above the elbow.
The littla DO, had jumped On to a stick Of
timber, which WIS passing On one Of the pceu-
liar wagons used for that purpose. Tue reach
which connects the hind wheels with the the
front got loose, and rising, struck the lad on
the arm, and injured him As described lie
was taken, in Il sen.eless condition, into the
drug store Of A. u. Bryan, where medical aid
procured.
, 1859-06-30

DkARRoRS SEx1xARr.-Thc closing exercises
Of this School for the present year will take
place on Friday next 1t ; O'clock, r. H.. They
will consist Of the reading Of compost lions, pre-
sentation Of diplomas to the graduates Of class.
and un address By the Ncv. y. II. Schenck.--
The patrons and friends Of the Institution arc
invited to attend.
, 1859-06-30

q The cohblc sto1e4 between the track On
State street, which sfr4.ks.s laid with ri.s
i'll tie center. arc beipgt.ken and lid perfect,
fat. Teams crossing1ths track will find the
change rery e1cclledt one.
, 1859-06-30

XTANTED-A itrspnsibl. Man
10 ut AF:ns i. the Si.' YAt"f J. .''.- ~
f- -lr II H.tr!t lL41;l AI .,z CA& H.
, 1859-06-30

wA special needing Of the Young MEMS
Christian Assoclat'or4wiilt s. held this Thursday
evening at eight o'claekz. A full attendance is
deairai ~
, 1859-06-30

y The Pittsbu.a{assFt w.yne sna Chicago
Railroad Company Id fs4ust Issued 4 new thrift
Of freight rates, in 4hieh important changes
have been made All |, clippers are interested ia
sne,rirr n reny
, 1859-06-30

I1IbLlc NDrICt.-lneu un,ler-
.t"n'- f Any - '.t.t, = fT"esn-nt* n..tslT John
Metean !. In Mt..s ia. in .t~Is the !npruse-
nr,lr .I s4.r4 -. 's.,i, ain< an. ~ irx. they
ha-irg ut.n,u '"arpt fnnl e.: n tGvr n~n
HIIs iHAFlN d FQA-
teA9.t.n..f.A
, 1859-06-30

On tho night Of The s1th inst, very se'eFo
raiu etos1n Of several hours' duration accumu.
lstsd . lsrgs body Of water in what II usually
= d1y gor9e In summer, midway bstwesa South
, 1859-06-30

ILLINOIS SAVINGS l\SirrC-
l. 1E.%. fn. tht Ill! M Wa+.n41on sn'e Axthotlst
lllre huek. Lie az. fIne :ssh fA'a.
fr' En n S>n An'tnal Id :n It 1hrre Pr frnt.
4ii- r.E ~r, in h+ In III. ttn t-nlltltl tht
al n, +, .!1s VI July next.
- lw a6:0 y. =. KIDDER C..tdet.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
RUTLAND { BuRLlNGToN p =

.
! az and after Monday. Ja.,.rv = ,e.o =.
~ Run as Follows - ies' iisiai
SOWING soUTH AND EAST
Leave burlington asa
Arrive AZ Rutland II N -. snd ~ M
Leave Rutland II * n le.59
~ De'ioSs Falls, 2.25p.M ais
NOV ING wEsTAND NORTH.
Arrive P a. R's,,l rails 500 AN. aud i2soPM
Leave Rutland eco !, 80
~ ~ burlington 9l5 GOO
ers a IN gton Trains connect ith Lake ChampIsn ssr
rairs ~ aus o. vermont Central Road At Rutland sa
Sebanacta ~, Ahany. and New-rork Saratoga spnp
~ and the West. At Bellows Falls With Trausa
tom VII, e h9ad for fitehburg Worcester Lowell Bo'
iors n !. Valley Road for fratteboro Springfield Hart
~ Nss Haven, and New. York And WITH sullivan Rsi
r, freight Train with Passenger Car.
~ Passengers going West ,vi,i So M, az ,hs.D..,.a
g nau atthe Bellows Fails Ticket OfIice.
RUTLAND, Jan. I2, 1859. ~ "Af'N
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
DOdd's Nervine !
BoitIes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1hiarSed.---Pricc rs Yeforc
epscihe remedy has everywhere met Tith .ns great
the ma. fpaIgng the size Of bottle without pro
updrr "a. s.sra sneetons Of the Nervous system eog
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
Nervous Sufferers

s,- s1.hSsssy advised % abandon ne n., ~ o;
,srss $50 s.s inssitas iutarc the sys q any
ss.s 80 - -, ssrFinr. not merely PALATE .hss =
iAng tae circulation "~4@a ~ssions a21 equal
ETLs5y ysrsr, 81 b Drasgtsts generally.
cnksi s.ss>s co, Bostca, Sole A.e,..x
VEG GOODWIN. Es4;s..i. Assss s.r Ne. RI,
71T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
10 County Commissioners and
Town Agents i'm Vernon,

'ah "el established Importing House Of Ca,z1,s ne
.s y e stont street New York, has made extensis
r ., tne DIST descriptions Of Pure Wines and Iioor .
Town Agents In this itlte justly earpin ~ 70
AMI ~ t9 for selling only Pure LIQUOR
~ reasonable prices which fact should moi he
oy taose who are required by Law t. purchase ana III
but genuine Liquors. FaSe anu sen hone
81 fpnt i,l so2 Is may be made Oh=ries Baekm,n
80 r ~ street New York, to his -ents Wn NJ ~
or5ar: hf anu Thomas Ellis who authorized 70 soI
IA may DC made in regard the charac,ey
OF the House aud the superior olali, ~ ~.
uprerT e IF aa ysr6on mengeTr Pref Chemistry in the
alfaical Faculty, U. V. NJ w Carpepfer NJ Il ~ ~ the
N same :. ; Pierce, Agent burlington VT W ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
Jas. ID. Powers,
PHOTOGR4PYTC S4IoO

PHOTOGRAPHIC SALOON,
Over the Savings Bank Opposite the Black River No..
SPRINGFIELD, VT
- tnis serve as an invitation to all feeling -
- Tue Photographic Art call aud see soma ~ ~, -.
Improvements such as VI N"o aseSt
Photographs, Ambrotype.. Au,hro
and Meiainotypes,
IN the latest styles Of the tines
fo ~, atey hted up Rooms Geo W Porter. store
perar 81 ags BANK where have arranged large sn
pay I1gnt, and no time moaey has hear snas -
to produce the best of pictured 'S'oi' ana suitable
nave on hand full supply of Frames Ca, -,
&C which viii sell at very low prices bo'Aes'
JAS D. POWERS, Springfield Y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
Nervousness,

S1 ~, AEtkFiNE his no equal
inc Nervne, ala "a i-ritaiior r-o.....
~ aaa refreshing sleep, aud eqaires H. = ieieees
t essoes tnid IL contains no Opium a oh Of
inS aras but Is alSays sure ana mia osnef stupfy
Tor all NERVOUS AFFECTION.
II 4 ysi sues q mind and body Is nnesuaes or
usually attends the Of AM % Costiveness
wlsIs IL Sebai she use o. DodS N'.
Al ~. 49, is.iallor restessness and
F,.ei. 80 = ZEN also induces uniform scf;o -
- e. ana ne seeretise organs Both In va, % ne
si - popular use, the Servi1e Is aaautea - paeoe,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
American & Foreign Patents

TX, IL EDDY, Solicitor of Pateuts ftat. .vo. :. :
a.. iaFnt oDiee, Washington under tbc A.
state street, opposite Rby ~ Bosto iob'1 20
ner 40 extensive practice Of upwards oftwen,x
Great Britain ene rasns in the GIFTED States also IN
Sasc;scsta france aud other foreign countries r.
pP.s Assignments and all PAPER ~
searches terms aud with despatch Re-
i sne dity or utility Patents or aeter
same Copies ~ ~ saaeed IN al matters touching ~
rbiS one aoiiar. Assignments recorded A. re-
through It nystor. h tne argestin New Eugland Int
bY T the patentabilty inventions patents
them elsesbers M superior to any that eau b. oTed
c y hoRs SUCCESSFUL rue pArExr eyy Prove mat
subscriber and SUCCESS - rS 1s oFslcs than the
son r. b",; bii he would add that he has abup,,, 2
~ oeleFe' and can prove that at no ofb. rsa
immensc io professional services so moerass 5s e
No. OF The subsor Der during me
Nun to accumulate vast cars past
sides his sTtensi relative 70 patents Thssr ~
~ s AeuslFe library Of legal and npecbsn;si pe-
ana accounts Of patents granted ID the I,. soFks
perior facilities tr abe beyond question 10 oers
Al necessity Of ajourney to Washi,~.o
rentors. away ehere, are here sayedin.
TESTIMONIALS
iFegard Nr Eddy as ono Of the most ...,,
courte a'h l nave had ohacial inter
cHAs mAsoN.s
49, Commissioner o pats,+.
,otemrIov @ III assuring inven tors that tbev p
more pabe Of puttn fo peent and Trustworthy
'stnt o snem an early and favorable 70 Sc
EDMUND BURKE.r Il
Late Commissioner of Pster.. t
"Mr R II r5,, Boston, Fcbuary 8, lsss :
I'd hat ons put ONE q which patents have been
80. one Il Ho7g pending Such upmis.,kt erahted
sat talent aud ability on BIS part te Die proof Of
ey nav = e apPs 70 bin their psts%
owed On Their aanng the most faithful attcn,ion H.
ron, 9s,, - ,s.- JOHN TAGGART,t
aT-e 1891 70 June IL 1855 The subcribr
me @ esse practice, made 90 t,pie ~ .he
Jed Zen APPEALS, EVERY ONE $3.50 go appliea-
I52is % the Commissioner Of Patents @Aso e
January l. 1859 X. III. EDDY.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
PIXIES PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY,

L undersigned have been duly appointed BY the nsns
- iacturers in Cincinnati Agents lar me ale Of nhi
Splendid CATAWBA BRANDy 10 nv
~ wv Dfanay has for long tine been dcsidsFaiyr
- IN cases Of extreme Debility Weak Lure
- Nervousness, Dysrepsia ETC. SO difficult lsa
49, 70 procure any thing ke pure article unless ct .
price, that It has often been disp.nssd With SIC
s.s necessary on account Of the expense The faa
Sslnng an adnlterated article These ohjse, srer
y toe Introduction into our mar kst Of Plies ~
So. IA BRANDY. which receives the sanction q
Of for purity, his certificate Of analysis
yALIDs
~ o.ners who require perfectly reliable BTsnet
s SUI aeieate navor. d-rerd uron this win e@
above stated. ''N'isisi 'A's
AAALfsis OF PIKE's PURE cATAWBA BRAND
From G. 7. JACKSON, Mass state Assayor.
No o. Somerset Street, Boston, Oct. e, lssSl
hereby certify that have this day made chsuissl
yss OF sample OF s. ". pite Co Ca.awba Bra1v,
- tn-t nave found adulterafin ingredients Or T..
.sepel seosarces IN it, Itisa PuRE BRANDT spsri@
ne usual coioriug and sacehariue matters heiorEns
'i@hay- would recommend it for medicinal uses
CHARLES T. JACKSON. NJ. d State Asssse'i
VIC are prepared to furnish the above named Brassi
: ssna peckaEes ~ the bottledl the Nsush.
= prices, and may also be obtained By city ara -
ssn ~ the Mass State Agency, l59 MIN Street. bo"
WIZ SON. FAIRBAsK q CO.
WHOLESALE pRrSsrsrs.
- " Hanover Street BOSTON H%
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
YOUTH AND MANH00n

onyoin, soeisned The 18th Thousand aud mailed n,
stamps S' PSI Pio, on receipt of three
the Tr, Say On the physicai exhaustion and a, -
inrions .o azea ny sefabuse, Infection and - o
II II N.r,SttN--f ~ q Mercury BY r. J. CnivsrvaU
AelnoeF Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. &c
~ epei matoTrhosa or Seminal Emissions C,i,.,
sriri,s T;{i in potency Loss Of Energy Denrsss
ne e arIae are promptly aud efct9av a ped
~ sa :, noe ana most successful nloIe Of y
v5.bo1,f L.si sn the Invalid can regain nristir 5,
eincs. ~ Na1ettous ana expensive m a.
Prom the London Laucet-Tt. 49,.
thor,s exalted reputation " all well worthy the au.
I9t5-s,reet Pos Rv , y KLINE Co. LIST Avenue
NY WV fork City.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
The Old Dominion Coffee po,
READ THE PAMPHLETS.

READ THE PAMPHLETS.
4 L. "A II KS YRUP
VIZ Only Real Purifier Of the Blood in exs,s,, =
hesky Females or Young Children who ar ssrns, -
: magical Every person knows that II his h,ood & ~
" nes' d we'll Now, all this processes to do ia 10
PURIFY TiiE BLOOD.
Y SPflsia- LAYER Complaint No Mefeurv No a-s,.L
fains IN the Back or Side. No Potash No Iaass 80
fimples the Face :. -'V'N1At
EyrSipeiaS Jauuaiec Ne Ibon, Nc Minsy,J
II Is WARRANTED. Of any Mind or natures.
~ NO Newspaper pufis or fictitious nar,es Ever.
son from whom certificate is given their names 80 -
beTs are published ANY person can address thcs H. &
ana satisfy themselves 81 y wa
ANY person who tries the S, rup v III coon Seoys, t,
tics and Feoumncnd It highly. 1t Is only ips, is,,ss
aud not 10 single case has il failed yet WeatIv y
e! ~ ~ and you viii not regret is cos, or -
PS oue oott'e produces magical results with CHEZ ~
quireE Eve or six bottles $50 ''st' "
- Gsoersl Depot, s. Washington Avenue, Albapr.
rate AZ ~ state street AhNny and by one Drp~i.
All the principal villages and towns of rbis s,s
IA and o. = y. HADLEY, Chester VT SA-'
! ork. M '0Ah stee' Ar
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
The Great Liniment.
Hhc Great Eminent.
The Great Eminent.
The Great H.imiment.
For Either Man or Beast

M tIIaI nas been fair and the people have renAca
Jess verdict: sEJpEN's MAGIC FLrIp the vSo,se
stande foremost aud without rival in the sIea
oI W NJ ,edieines and its sale
or III roc,. history Uua1ed by BoGus ,certi6cs.s
20 neeus frrFs, ey It's alone taken the
1e feue dies aud stauds triumphant n bs - u Az
t ~ nLoy o. tue most eminent Of III. nediei .ne
soe prsss are LOUD In Us praise and tb rae
Iii s.aoe keepers aud stage proprietor IN ~
ele e. souean YOU doubt It's merritt If So give th
cal. 'Ni,h WI convince the most sksnti-
East IIaiaap, Cam, D. = j J. E. SELDEy
VI ProaTiptnrs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-15
Prof. Mapes'
Super Phosphates of Lime !!

puVCi Hucphut'o vi LHuO =
SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN GUAHo for Corn, Potatoes
- Grain and all other crops To be applied at any hoine
or blowing.
TESTIMONIALS FROM HUNDREDS WHO HAVE USED
1T FOR TEN YEARS.
Made Of caened Bones Peruvian Guano, sulphure Acid,
Suphate Of Ammonia and Dried Blood No variation In
quality In strong sacks l60 lbs. each.
100 lbs the Nitrogenized will equal in effect and lasting
power 1856 lbs. No. Peruvian Guano
Per ton Of
Per bag 2-oo0 lbs.
Ntrogenzcd super. phosphate Of lime $500 5000
Mapes' super phosphate Of lime $40 1000
Cotton and tobacco er-phosphate of lime 30 1900
po ash super phosphate Of limo $50 $500
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
Judge French Of Exeter and of the Editors Of the
says
We have tried every variety of fertilizer and have
faith In Mspes Superphophse than In any other manu-
featured article Of the kind
Extract from N. c. PLANTER, March 4, 1859.
have experimental with guano upon grain crops
and found that its superabuudance of ammonia
minerals equal to the demands Of the grain Hence my
wheat crop grown upon guano weighed but IS lbs while
that grown upon Mapes phosphate Of lime weighed SO to
per bush.
Can containing sample for experiment. Circulars with
cation to.
p, II. ROBBINS, Agent, CHESTER, VI.
Dealer in Hard Ware. House Buders Tools and Trim
nngs, Iron and Steel Flour Meal Grain, Grocer
es Teas and Tobacco, that will not fail to please 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
AIM A N A C
1859.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-JULY q.

ARRIvKp.
Brig Catherine Rogers. Britt, st. John, n. Il.
pickets aud hsh tn Cuzenuve 4 Co.
Schr. Vim. Mason. Staples, Taunton. Mass.
locomotive and tender To Alexandria, Loudour
and Hampshire Railroad Co.
Schr. VI. Z. Durfee. Hall, Fall River, to Border
Mining Co.
Schr. RoSsneath, Baker, Boston. by ID. Il. Smith
Schr. Tsntemount, Davis. Boston, by Borden
Mining Co.
schr. Henry Cole. lIazelton. Boston, by T. J.
Aehaaey.
hehr. Commander in Chief. Morton, Newark, by
] J. Mehadry.
MEMORANDA.
hriS Hancock, Tucker, hence ut Providence,
Path inst
S'hr. Dancing Wave, Bennett, from Esstport,
ior tins port. arrived ut Holples' Hole, I'D inst.
- sour Mary Fletcher, Crosby, hence ut Eastport
2lst inst
Schrs. Bnena VISTA Asa from Georgetown, d.
L.. arrived al Providence. 18th inst; aud X. A.
hili'tt Marsh. for this port sailed from do, same
day.
Sshrs. Indus. Humphrey from this port, hence
~ Boston. 18th inst; Isle of Pines, French, from
"s'rgetown. ID. c.; lngomsr, Chase, and Dirigo,
Cook, from this port. do 18th.
S'hr. Tram Smith. Mctiiyern, from this port,
arrived ut Fall River. 23a inst.
Schrs. Vim. Colauitt Skinner, and Diamond
c'ar' Carey. cid ut Baltimore, for this port Goth
lust.
srhr, Jsmss I. Boyd, Matthews, hence at Al
hany. ed inst
ss sour Sparkling Sea, Tarris, hence at Bangor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
AUCTION SALES.

4 oMMI$SIONERS' SALE OF VALUABLE
~ FARM IN UPPER FAUQUIER-By viz
tue OF Il decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquivr
county. pronounced the 18th day of April. 1873,
III the SUIT at Adams W. Marshall the undersiyu
commissioners, therein named. will offer for salc
public auction, TO the highest bidder ON the pre-
misses, %" The 6h day ot Jniy. 1859, the valuable
and productive farm in the bill and proceedings in
said suit mentioned. This land a,ljoius the lands
of James T.. Marshall Fleet q. Rust and others
contains FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY :
FOUR ACRES, is of good quality. and well sup
piled with wood and water 1t Is within three
miles D! Piedmont and Markham Stations, Oh the
taRcc OF Leeds Church. There is on the premises
~ II comfortable DWELLING HUU : T. and
.4.x out houses. aud being convenient 10 market,
aud III pleasant 'cghborhood. offers many in
duccments to purchasers.
TERws.-The purchaser Ia pay down in cash
$4,000 on the day Of SALE and /" execute his bonds
for the residue with sufficient security, payable in
six. twelve and eighteen month. respectively. in
equal instruments with interest from th. day ot
sale.
Eay- The above sale is postponed until N"ndoy.
Juiy 18th. Court day. and the land will On that
day be offered at Warrenton.
Faulncr county, my l+--cots
10" The above sale is postponed until N" I'D
dag of Anymst, 1859, and tho land will then he Of
fercd ut Warrentnn, in front of the Court "t
Fauluier county
b. II. SlIACkELFORD,
JOHN MARSHALL. Comm'rS.
CHARLES 4. GREEN.
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Further from California.

NEW YORK, July, 2T.-The steamship
Moses Taylor from Aspinwall, has arrived
with California mails. and passengers of the
9th inst, and 50, l4j, 600 in specie on freight
consigned as follows: Wells, Fargo ( Co.,
1873 600; A. Belmont, SlSO,oOO; American
Exchange Bank. SIS, 1000; +. Kelly 4 Co..
$4,000; W. 7. Coleman i Co., S85,OOO;
Duncan. Sherman 4 Co., 10000; Freeman
Il Co., SD 900.
The frigutc Roanoke was at Aspinwall.
There was much excitement on the 18TH
mus on account of the discovery of large
quantity Of golden Images. etc, in Indian
graves in the Chirigui district. Many hun
dred persons had gone there already and
several thousand dollars worth had been sent
to Panama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

KEMAKkS.-The market continues unsettled
,,;,h limited transactions. The offerings on
Change yesterday Sere fair but 1t Is d'heu'' 'of
buyers aud sellers to agree. Flour Is quiet nu'
unchanged. and the transactions are limited. we
ouo,. Union street Super ut 81 75@s5, the latter
,rnew. Extra Sj7j@ So, and Family in very
,;,bt demand nj S67jm$7. In Wheat there Is
ban, ,;ui. change to note, buyers are unwilling to
submit to n further decline. and sales are SLOW
and u good deal going int" store There were
ALE. Yesterday of fair to good red at 1850 lo7e,
and ordinary to good white at llO9 l2oc. Corn
i. fat and nominal The offerings are light and
we quote at Use. Rye is in tur request, with sales
at 6jM70c. Oats very dull at 25@SOe. In other
articles there is no change in prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
" TERBS.
l.. BROI'N, VI. 4. W. v
Associated Principals
BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY,
Five miles west Of the University Of Virginia.

W. W TEGBs. Instructor in Languages.
". LlRor BRVIN. VI. A. Instructor in Mathematics.
II. W. LuCKIrr, VI. A.. Assistant in Languages
and Mathemairn.
JusEPH VI. BRorN, Assistant in Mathematics and
English.
FINIIE object of this Academy is to prepare stu
druts for the University at Virginia. or 10 III
them for the duties of life. The course of instruc
ton embraces nlI those subjects requisite for pre-
parat"n for any Of the academic schools OF the
University. and the method, n. lar as practicable,
is adapted to that pursued at that institution.
The third session will begin on the 1T September.
The EXPENSES are S2J0 n year, payable semi an
nually in advance,
For catalogues, address either of the Principals.
Ivy Depot, Albcmnrle county. Va.
10 I,vts.nI,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Swimming Extraordinary.

At recent swimming exhibition IN Llv-
erpool. Professor Poult"n, of London. went
through some wonderful evnulouS in swim
ming and floating, illustrative of the dead
man. the dying gladiator, and other sclen
tiic postula,ions. Eighteen somersaults were
thrown while wholly immersed in the water
The amphihiuuS practitioner closed his per
formanre by eating a cake, drinking bottle
of milk, and smoking pipe under water,
amid the immense applause of the srrcta,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
Value of Race Horses and their Winuin gs

The price fetched by the two hundred
blood warnings whi,,h are usually brought
To the hammer in England, averaged during
the racing seasons of lS54-55 about III
yuineas; which is calculated for all prices,
from ten gu meas to one Thousand guineas;
or in the case Of Lord Of the Hills eighteen
hundred guineas. Within the fifteen months
which proceeded this remarkable 1891 sale
at Doncastcr. to Mr.. 5. Crawford, 1000
guneaS LOCO guineas, 900 guineas, 200
guineas and 400 guineas were got for year,
ling colts in public aud private, and 900 gui-
meas and so guineas for yearllng iillIts.--
The average price 1T the royal sale Il 1881
was n guincas for fourteen. many OF whom
were of the Orlando blood, which ietches a
higher price than any other We have. \"
doubt. in all studs, great loss is sustained by
certain proportion d! the Young stock
which promise to be small and not worth
training; but here breeders are often dacelv-
ed. For example, the late Lard Grosven"r
seut Metcora, the best mare III Eng land OF
her day, to Chester Fair. when two years old.
to be sold for GIG. because she was consider
cd 700 small, and he also suffered Nlnlante,
the best four-mile racer of her day, to be- sold,
untried, for ESQ but fortunately purchased
her again. The great prices however. "cca
,onally paid IL breeders for some horses
1000 guinras for example, to the Earl "i
Jersey for Mlmelukc, and $500 gulneas for
BAY Middleton. make up for the loss lnSe,
parable from such rs by miSshape, dlmnu
tive size and casualties are culled out, and
sold for what they will fetch, which seldom
amounts to much. Five thousand guineas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
DIED.

In Washington. ola " elncslay morning, IL, half
rast y O'clock Rev. EDWARD KINGSFUKD
h. d.. in the list year of his age. Gay" The
friends al the family invited t" attend the tn
neral this Thursday Afternoon, ut half past four
o'clock from the First Baptist Church, 10Th street
west. without further notice.
In Richmond, on Monday, July 18th, Mr..
ELIZABETH BARNS, in the sith year of her
age. For many years she was consistent prar.
teal exponent of the brightest Christian virtues
pspcn.ations of charity, aud attentions. to the
sick. the lonely aud distressed. constituted her
most willing employment when not engaged III her
domestic duties. 1t was Ia her. indeed, labor
of love-" in the performance ol which shc even
cXcelled the "liu"d Samaritan
TN the evening of the 18th instant in the 5Sih
year If his age. JEREMIAH ORME. esq. one "i
the Oldest and most respected merchants "i George
tnwn ID