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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-30

~. We have received the Annual Report Of
the Merchants and Mechanics Exchange" Norfolk,
Va, which contains much statistical information Of
no little interest to the commercial men of that an
Gent Borough, but also to our citizens, especially
those east of From the cursory reading we have
as yet been able to give it, many things appear for
which the Merchants and Mechanics of Norfolk have
lust reason to congratulate themselves. The trade
of place so beautifully provided by nature with IA
cilities for commerce as Norfolk is needs only the
stimulus of energy and industry, and we are glad to
see that it is beginning to assume an Importance
commensurate with its advantages
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-11-30

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC QUARTERLY REvIEw.-The
first number of this work, commencing with No
vember, has been received 1t is embellished with
an admirably executed likeness of JAMES BUCHANAN,
with brief sketch of the eventful honorable, and
highly useful of that sterling old patriot
The heads of the contents of this number are as
follows:
Salutatory--The Relation of the Democratic party
to the government of the United States-History OF
the Two Years Amendment to the Constitution Of
Massachusetrs-The Outbreak at Harper's Ferry
The San Juan Question-James Buchanan
Appalachian Group of Indian Tribes-The United
States Coast Survey-The Production of Cotton and
its Influence on Modern Standardization
City of Washngton-Quarterly Synopsis of our
Foreign Commercial Relations-Alfred Tennyson-
Rifes-British Novests-Death of Governor Ham.
ilton-Stanwix-On the probable Fall Of the Value
of Gold, &c.
We have carefully read the greater portion Of this
number and do rot hesitate to say that the Editor
Mr. Florence has fully met the expectations of his
numerous readers. We are glad to learn that the
work is permanently established, and that its pat
ronage is likely to be equal to its Terits. The
price is only 50 per annum in advance. For this
the subscriber will obtain 800 pages Of matter pc,
year, which will be interesting as it appears, and
highly valuable in the future when bound up and
placed in thelibrary. Address Hon. T. B. Florence
Washington City.
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HARDllNlG'Ys COLUMN.

HARDlNGS COLUMN.
FALL AND WINTER cLOTH1NGl gr
New and Handsome styles Of Clothing now Ma.
king and Daily Expected, J.'i's
Pc r. BxP RRSS!!
100 sUPERI0R OyERcoATs OF HEA.
5.: Oy W French Beaver Cloths and Black French Doe
SKIN and French Fwisd Cloths made in the best style,
will be received in few days. ~
HANDsoME BLACK FRENCH CLOTH
- Frocks for Dress-at the low price of l6 doiars,
worth 20 dollars to TT every body. daily expected;
NEW LOTS OF BUSINESS sUITs-Just ~.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF BLACK FRENCH
" Doe Skin Cashmere Pants 10 large comprising all
Sizes 100 pairs just opened.
HANDs0ME FANCY VELVET AND SILK
Ill Vests-fOr u 30, worth nive dollars.
INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL UNDER
lAA Shirts-A new lot just received :.
INFERNO AND LAMBS WOOL DRAW
lHA ers, all Sizes Very cheap. So
- 500 ~
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITH BYRON COLLARS.
lN1 Just opened. - ,.sr.. .. -,t,
MUSLIN SHIRTS WITHOUT COLLARS
1V1 With French-wove Bosoms and English Wrists.
over SACKS FOR YOUTHs-A LARGE LOT
~ on hand-selng to reduce stock; also youths
CASHMERE Frocks and Sacks, having stock. Call
and supply yourselves early.
SATINET FROCKs-A GOOD ARTICLE FOR
- Servants now receivingat the low price of four DOL
Ars-very cheap. 100
(NHEAP OvERCOATS FOR SERVANTS
~ At prime cost, to close the lot.
DIX. SATINET PANTS FOR sERv,Ts-
- To close the lot-at the low price of doa,s per
pair. -..- :.
e. L. HARDING.
Raeigb. Nov. II, 1859. 9s-
|. ~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy.
I
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a. The last Greensborough Patriot speaks of
the New Jersey election as livery encouraging to
conservative men all over the Union" Now the
fact is, the Governor elect of New Jersey, over
whose success the Patriot rejoices, is black Re-
publican. He was first nominated by the black Re-
publlcans, and was then taken up on the same day
by the Know Nothings whose Convention was in
session at the time and place with that Of the
black Republicans These facts were duly and fully
set forth at the time in the New York Herald, the
New York Times, and other papers.
The same number of the Patriot also contains a
letter from Kansas, evidently written by black
Republican. Let the Patriot beware how it shows
its cloven foot! The anger Of the Southern people
is kinded, and justly kindled by recent events and
it will consume every thing that may come in its
way. "Conservative" black Republicans indeed!
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TOWN LOT FOR SALE,

I ALSO OFFER FOR SALE A HOUSE AND LOT IN
the Western part of the City of Ralegh The lot con-
tains onesixth of acre. and has it dwelling house
with three rooms and two fire places, with elegant
garden. -s .... -. 49, ,
P. MCGOWAN.
November 49, 1885, sj' ht Io2-tf
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DIX. SATINET PANTS FOR SERV'Ts-
- To close the lot-at the low price Of too dollars per
pair. - =
e. L. HARDING.
RaIeigh. Nov. II, 1859. 9s-
u Register and Spirit of the Age COPY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

rapid. and neither rain, snow, nor obstacles
of any kind, would cause the least change of
the plans fixed upon.
When circumstances obliged the Emperor
to halt all night in the open air, it was Gus
tomary in cold weather, to kindle large fire.
which was fed by vast quantities of wood
NJ. Cadet Gassicourt afhrms that he has
seen whole trees telled for this purpose
Whilst the fire was burning the Emperor
would walk about, chatting with Berthier or
absorbed in meditation, meanwhile taking
large quantities of snuff, kicking aside the
stones ne encountered in his way, or tossing
branches Of trees into the fire.
The most haraSsing service ut head-quar-
tiers, was that OF the orderly officers; but. new
ertheless, these appointments were held to be
of the highest distinction, and were eagerly
sought for. They were filled by young men
belonging to the highest families in France:
but more distinguished by their talents and
attainments than by birth. Two were al
ways on duty near the person of the Em.
peror; but during an engagement he awaited
hmSeltof the services of all Unfortunately.
As soon as the imperial lips uttered the words
In oficiI' a'oidOnndncc.' the nearest one In
attendance advanced. received the orders ver-
ba,y, and in spite ofeyery interpOsing obsta-
Gle. transmitted them personally to the mar
shals to whom they were addressed. Ere
quen,ly orderly officers were sent as couriers.
with messages to the commanders of par
ticular army corps: having delivered the mes
sage, they would occasionally remain until
some decisive affair tranSpired when they
would return. hearing the intelligence to the
Emperor. The orderly officers were, more
over, employed in making "Reminiscences
and in drawing plans; and for this they were
for the most part selected from the artillery
Of the engineers.
Four of the imperial pages were in atten-
dance at headquarters. Zach had his day
of duty in rotation. This duty consisted in
leading the Empcror's horse, carrying the
telescope, and preparing the relays. The
Mameluke, RUuStan. always carried bottle
of wine or liquor, of which Napoleon partook
very sparingly ut those times when he was
too hurried to take his breakfast
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
Y I NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC
Y SALE.-Under authority of deed of trust
from Samuel A. Masters and wife, dated the first
day of April, 1857, and duly of record, the under
signed, trustees, therein named will proceed at
~ o'clock NJ, on Saturday, NE 2Oh day 9t Au-
gust, 1852 in front of the Mayors Office, in the
City Of Alexandria, Va, to sell TO the highest bid
der, at public sale the following real estate to witt
No. /. A TRACT OF LAND in the county of
Loudoun. and State of Virginia, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES. 2Rouds
and 80 Perches, more or less.
No. .. A TRACT OF LAND adjoining No. f,
and containing FOUR HUNDRED AND FOUR
ACRES. Rood and 20 Perchcs. more or less
The courses and distances Of these two tracts Of
land are particularly set out, and described in
said deed of trust, which will be exhibited at time
and place of sale. These lands bind on the Mid
die Turnpike ruad--are about two miles respec-
lively from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and
the line of the Alexandria, Loudoun and lIamp-
shire Railroad. They are distant about twenty
five miles from the cities of Alexandria, Va, and
Of Washington and Georgetown d. c., respective
ly. The land is said to be of good quality, and a
portion Of it now in cultivation. 1t it well water
ed has plenty Of timber, and is remarkably healthy
The buildings are excellent and nearly new,
consisting of handsome and commodious frame
DWELLING HOUSE, large barn, and
E. other necessary out buildings. The situation
OF the dwelling is high aud commanding. An ca
celIent opportunity for investment is here prcscn-
ted for persons wishing to purchase valuable
farm. The manager on the land. will show it to
such persons us may desire to examine il before
the sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nc-thrd of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and the residue in three
equal insaments AT four, eli ht and twelve months
from the day of sale, the deferred payments to he
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, anda deed
of trust on the pro"crty.
The title of the land is believed to he unques-
tionable but the Undersigned selling as trustees,
will only convey such title as is vested in them, by
said deed of trust.
FRANCIS H. SMITH. ru,,-,.,.
iy 14-2awts /. LOUIS kINZER.
R.fs- The sale of the above property is postpon-
ed. until .No"dny, tie 26M doy ~ September, To
take place at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS h. SMITH r-,,,,,.
|. LOUIS klNZER.
aug 2c-2uWts
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM D. MASSEY.

" T. II Z n Il y I TIILOP
II AS received beautiful stock of SPRING mi
IL SUMNER GOODS, for Gentlemen, ~.
consisting Of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS
comprising the fashionable shades, purchased r,.,
the importer direct, and warranted 10 lie ,r.p -
best manufactures in Europe.
BLACK AND FANCY CASSIMERF>
Of the most elegant styles, and
EESTINGS
Of every variety. Whit, L;n"" AS Mar.,;r..
Shirts; Under Shirts and Drawers: Crayar.. ~
Ties; Stocks; Pocket Handkerchct>. ,,..,.A
Shirt Collars, and Suspcndcr,.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Of various kinds, and offered at low price A..
full assortment of the very best
TRIM lNGS
Thankful for tavors heretofore received. s,,,..
the public that no effort shall be spared ia ,,,,
satisfaction. All Garments ordered warranted
be made in the bert workmanlikc manner.
&ds- Store No. % King Street, one doc, ol.r,
ROydi. An 10
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ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME TWELFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
this Institution for Boarding and Day Scho-
lars, will commence on the 18th of next month,
(Septcmber.)
Every effort will be made to continue the School
worthy of that liberal support, which it has hith-
erto received. Such changes and improvements
as observation and experience have shown TO be
necessary, will he introduced
Lectures, fully illustrated, will be regularly de-
livered as heretofore, upon Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry, and Astronomy.
Those who design to send ;b"r daughters dur
ing the approaching session, will please inform the
Principal at as early day "a possible, as no seats
will be considered engaged unless by special re-
quest.
Circulars, giving full information will be fur
n,shed to any wiz may desire them.
9Th mo DIV JAMES ). HALLOWELl.
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

THE TENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this In
i stitution, will lie opened for the reception Of
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOLARS, on Mon
day, September 18Th.
The Course Of Study is thorough. practical, and
sufficiently extended, requiring the part Of the
scholar careful Investigation and continued dill
gence.
Pupils who may wish TO prepare themselves for
the profession of Teaching, will be advised and
instructed in regard to School Arrangements, Clas-
sfcatiun. Modes of Instruction, Discipline, and
various other topics bearing upon the general use
fulncss and efficiency ot the Teacher; and so soon
as the number of applicant, shall render 1t eXpe-
dent. a permanent "TEAChEHS DEPAkI-
MENT" will be connected with the Institute.
Further information may be obtained by applica-
ton to SYLVESTER SCOTT. Principal,
aug 29-dlw&co2m $50. King. street.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

UNIIE subscriber having determined to prosecute
the above business in all it. branches, offers
his services in that line.
Trustees Administrators. or Commissioners
sales of Real or Personal Property will be made at
one koIt ar Less than the usual rates. Cargo sales
AT lump price. Ia be agreed upon.
Parties having merchandise to dispose Of who
prefer making their own sales. can make arrange
mcns to do so, under the license of the subscriber
Consignmcnts of goods for sale ut auction, "H
h. r.r.ir.d aud sold To the best advantage, AID
pronD; RETURNS made.
Persons having small lots of articles, can ar
range to have them sold the store OF the Subscr-
her. No. IS. King street-Ail parties Interested,
will please call before concluding their arrange
ments Being well known in this city, no refer
cnrc n, to capacity. or promPtncsS. T. deemed ne
ccSsary. JOHN T. CREIGHTON. Auctioneer.
IL,
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BY +. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
THE OLD BREWERY FOR SALE.

DY virtue of deed Of trust from Isaac Entwslc,
ID to Geo. Deneale, bearing date April 23d, 1913,
duly recorded amongst the land records of Alex
andria County, in Liber W, p. 500. shall, Trus
tee, substituted and appointed by an order OF the
County Court Of AleXaudra County, at July term,
1859, in the place of the said George Deneale. who
is dead, and at the request of the bencfciarics UNI
der the said deed, proceed Ia sell, ut Public Auc
ton. on ATLRUI \. tie ION day Of September.
1889 al III o'clock. 4. w.. in front OF the property
hereinafter described, that very valuable LOT OF
GROUND, with the appurcnances. lately held
occupied. and used by William ii. Irwin rs Il
BREWERY situated on the south side of Wolfe,
aud east side Of Union street, i'll the City of Alex
andria and bounded as follows beginning at the
eastwarlly with Wolfe street 50 feet. to IL 20 feet
alley; then souhwardy with the line of said alley
parallel to Union street, 30 feet; then westwardy
parallel to Wolfe street, 50 feet, to Union street :
then with Union street to the beginning. together
with all streets, lanes, alleys, &C. appurtenant to
the same.
TERMS AS the deed Of trust provides that the
sale shall be made 'on such terms a. at the time
of sale may be advisable" the terms of sale will
be az follows, viz:-One- tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, Immediately upon the
sale: the balance in three equal instruments at d,
-, and Is months from the day OF sale; the de-
fcrred payments to bear interest and 10 be secured
by the bonds Of the purchaser and retention of the
title of the property until all said payments are
made, and the property 10 be resold at the purcha
ser's risk upon failure TO comply with any OF the
terils Of sale. W. ARTHUR IAf Loh,
iy 2O-eots Trustee.
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lust RECEIVED, an entire stock pl Fresh
81 Goods, consisting a. follows:
90 boxes Oranges: II boxes Lemons
IS boxes Raisins. whole hall, and quarters
| bale Bordeauy Almonds
2 Sicily Almonds
Cream Nuts: ] bale *i'hrria
10 bushels Ground Nuts: cask Currans
trails Dates: | keg Tamarnds
case very fine Preserved Ginger
An assortment Of new TOYS. with Fancy ari-
cles; lot of Mocking Bird Cages aud canary
Bird Cages; also. II fine assortment OF Fancy
Candy, Of my own manufacture: Also i eaSA
Canary and / cask of Hemp Seed, with 4 fine as.
sortment of Canary Birio. The above GOODS VIII
be sold low Cor cash ut L. StBtf Eh
Confectionery. No. North Fariax street
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
Miss ELLEN MARK, will resume her SCHOOL
On tie 18Th Of September.

LIVERY attention, as heretofore, will he given,
IL that the pupils NAV be thoroughly taught,
rather than prematureIy advanced. The higher
classes have the advantage of instruction in Math-
ematies and the Ancient Languages, from gen
tlcman we'll qualified TO advance them. Terms ms
usual. French and Music AZ Professors charges.
As the number of pupils will be more limited than
formerly parents desiring to enter their daughters
will please make al early application.
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A1EYaNnRIA CENTRAL SCHOOL.

NNHE ENEKClsEs OF THIS SCHOOL VIII be
] resumed Uoniiy, ScP''"'5er 5". Persons
-, b;,,g ~ see ia, subscriber on business relating
to the School, may hnI him a. his school Room,
in the 2ud story OF Brook Lodse, between The
hour, of 5 and 10 O'clock. 4. NJ. until ihe 23,h
inst, and as the number Of Students Is limited,
those desiring places Tor their s"nS should apply
as sooa as practicable. ,,,,,-yy
1 /
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RIpLEY's FEMALE SEMINARY.

TIME Second Annua' session of this Institution,
i for Boarding and Day Pupils, will commence
OH Monday, September 18th.
The exercises will be conducted by the Princi-
pals, who will spare no pains to advance the Pu-
pills.
The Musical Department will continue under the
direction of Miss ELLIE E. RIPLEY, thorough
and accomplished teacher.
-TUITioN.-
Tuition in the Primary ClLss................$4 uo
Preparatory. w
Junior
Senior ~ w
For further particulars, call upon or address
O. Z. RIPLEY, Principal.
No :, North Fairfax street, Alex'a, Va.
onp l7-eotI 2thScpt
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DONNETS, RIBBONS. FRENCH FLUNIE>
ID John 7. EVANS is now in receipt %
a very large assortment Of GOODS IN the ai''e
line, and the facilities he has for purchasing from
FIRST hands, enables him to offer grcdi bargain
his customers His stock comprises ErNAiIs
all styles; RIBBONS of the most beautiful ,'y.,'
and in great variety: BONNET FRAMES El
CHES; FRENCH FLOWERS, and. indeed, ever!
article connected with a first class Millinery -.
adjustment. He also manufactures SlLk EVN
NETS, of all styles, and at the shortest notice.
G.3~ Mlliners from the country will do vel ~
give him call r. he is prepared t" sell at Nom
ern prices, Ut his old stand No. 80 KING HTEtLi
NH %
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BY T. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y Pursuant to a decree of the County Court Of
Aiexandria County, Va, of the 9th day of June,
1859, in the suit Of Kincheloe Bruin, plaintiffs,
against Thomas Coyle and others, defendants, the
subscriber, as Commissioner for the purpose, will
offer for sale, at public auction in front of the
Mayors Office in the city OF Alexandria, Virginia,
on SATURDAY., the 22d day Of October, 1859, at IL
o'clock, NJ, the following property:
IN No. |. A LOT OF GROUND, with the
E,:!i IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated at the
Northwest intersection of Fairfax and Queen
Streets in said city, one square from the depot OF
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire Rail-
road, beginning at said intersection and running
thence Westwardly on Queen street 100 feet to the
line of Eastlack: thence Northwardly and parallel
TO Fairfax street SO feet inches, more or less, to
n four feet alley; thence Esstwardly and parallel
to Queen street 100 feet to Fairfax street; thence
binding on Fairfax street to the beginning. The
improvements are large new brick Livery Stable,
running back from Queen street nearly the entire
depth Of the lot, with Carriage House, &c.,--the
whole put up in the most complete and substantial
manner, with every desirable convenience. The
Stable has been planned and built with Il view to
Il. conversion into a Warehouse, should 1t be wan
ted for that purpose.
No. "A TRACT OF LAND, in the County Of
Prince William, Va, on the Orange Alexandra
Railroad, near its intersection WIN pun NUN con-
tanning about 227 Acres and % Poles-being the
same tract of land which was conveyed by Wilmer
Mclean, and others, TO Geo. b. Fowle, and by the
latter conveyed to said COyle-the exact metes and
bounds of which can be ascertaincd by consulting
either of said conveyances. About 20 acres OF
this l.nd is in cultivation, has been highly improv-
ed, and i. very productive. The remainder is in
weed of fine grow b, which by ito proximity tot
Railroad, can be rcsdiy converted into money
There is on the place II large and commodious Barn
and Stable nearly new, and built in the best man
ncr
TERMS Ten per centum Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, the balance in three equal IN
stalmcnl2, at six, twelve, and eighteen months
from the day of sale, the deferred payments I" be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, bearing
interest from date, and the title to be retained TIL
the purchase money is fully paid.
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
orc I0-ao,s Commissioner.
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C.. F. SUTTLE & CO.,

=, q
A RE NOW RECEIVING per Schrs. Rescue
n and Statesman, their Spring SUPPLIES
of GROCERIES,, to which they invite attention.
We name i'll part
30 bbls. Refined Sugar
81 hhds. New Orleans and Cuba Sugar
10 Molasses
90 bbis. New Orleans MolasSeS
90 Portland Syrup
100 bags Rio. Laguyra. and Java Coffee
100 boxes Adamantinc Candles
30 Mould "
30 {" Starch; 100 bags assorted Shot; Grain
Pepper: Painted Buckets: Jute Rope: Super. Carb
Soda; Backing: Race Ginger: Corn BroomS; Wrap
ping Paper Matches; Brown Soap Bar Lead; as
sorted Candy; Mace; Alum; Copperas; &C., &c.
NH 90
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MRS. KINGsFORD's SEMINARY

4l5 + STREET. WASHINGTON, d.
NNHE exercises of this School Will be re'uiheu'
i October LIST, 1889.
Circulars including terms, will be furnished on
application to the above address.
Washington. aug 9-eotoctl
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HATS, CAPS, B0NNETS, &c.
NEW HAT STORE.
TEMPLE DF FASHION,

No. lO5. KING STREET.
VNHE UNDERSIGNED beg leave Ia inform. til
i citizens of Alexandria and vicinity. that rI,g
will open on .Sat"rd"y, chime Ib.) the Store ~
1906, King street, opposite the Marshall Iiou"
where they intend keeping general assortment q
GOODS, embracing ull the different styl, srl
qualities usually found III II frsf ci"ss HAT SlOkl
and hope by strict attention To business, 10 ef'
a share of public patronage.
GREENWOOD s co.
Temple Of Fashion, No. I0J, King"
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WOOL AND sUMAc WANTED.

VNIIE subscribers wish to purchase "uoL oil Tue
different grades, for which they will pay the
highest cash prize -,
We also wish to purchase 500 tons prime ST.
MAC. With increased facilities COZ manufacturing
the article, We are enabled to give the very high
sst nrice. Country stOrekeeper who deal IN ins
ar,;cla will do well 10 communicate with Us.
RAMSBURG & EBERT.
noor,.toun d c. lie 1S-w3m