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Missouri state Mutual Fire ana Ma.
rine Insurance Company.

M160Ou F1 NtAt6 WutU0t kIF6 0WN MI
rsn0 Insurance Company.
AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.
TT ID hereby certified that the MissesFi state Nh
/ tual Fire and Marine IpEurance Company Of
ST. Louis, has filed in This Office = renewed state
ment In accordance with Section 8, Chapter I4e /,
Laws of 81, which receives my approval. do
therefore renew the certificate Of Agency Of A.
Brideman, Esq, for Lee county, which In hereby
continued In full force and effect for the year $50.
1t IL further certified that the annexed IL . true
copy IL the Statement ~ filed.
Witness nv hand and seal at Dies Moines, lows,
TLs.l this second day Of February, 1859.
j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor OF State.
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MASSACHUSETTS INFLUENCE IN THE CENTRAL
GovERNHENT.--It is sometimes said that this
Commonwealth is entirely bereft Of ability to
even procure its rights from the national
government. The passage Of the bill to pay
the old Massachusetts claim for services in
the last war with Great Britain, the sppro-
priation for lighthouses on our coast, and
last, but not least, the large vote against the
speculative scheme to remove the Boston post
Office, are facts proving that Massachusetts
Representatives and Senators WELD as much
power to-day in the national confederacy -
they ever did, Bost. Transcript.
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rIirth as a Medicine.

know Of nothing equal to . cheerful and
even mirthful conversation for restoring the
tone Of mind and body, when both have been
overdone. Some great and good men, on
whom very heavy cares and tolls have been
laid, manifest constitutional tendency to
relax into mirth when their work 10 over
Marrow minds denounce the incongruity !;
large hearts own Gods goodness in the fact,
and rejoice in the wise providence made for
prolonging useful lives. Mirth, after, ex-
haustive labor, is one Of natures instructive
efforts to heal the part which has been
wrecked or bruised. You cannot too sternly
reprobate frivolous life; but if life be
earnest for God or man, with here and there
layer Of mirthfulness protruding-a soft
bedding to receive heavy cares which other
wise would crush the spirit--to snarl against
the sports of mirtn, may be the easy and
useful occupation Of small man who can
not take in at one view the whole circumfer-
enca Of large one.-[Dr. Arnot.
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lT-Tbe Davenport D emoc SAYS that on

GTTbe Davenport Democrat says that on
Sunday morning about 6 O'Clock, two fell
lows stopped before the show window OF Mr..
Krenz's hat and cay and fur. store on Perry
street, and smashed in two lights of glass
and grabbed at whatever they could reach
in the show window. The noise aroused Mr.
X. who jumped out Of bed and was after
them as fast Is possible, but they vamoosed,
taking along some eight or ten dollars worth
Of caps.
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Leaves nett capital and assets q 363 1872 IS
1.-TWO hundred and sixty-three thousand nine
hundred and thirt dollars and sixty-6ve cents
IL. The greatest amount alowet by Charter in
any ono risk IL $4,000.
IL. No limit il fixed by Charter or Bylaws to
the amount Of insurance Of the Company In any
one town, but is taken to limit the amount In
any one exposure to $40 900.
is. No limit 10 fixed by Charter Or Bylaws tc,
the amount Of insurance by this Company In aly
one block hut care IL taken ~ in No. II preceding.
Ia. copy Of the Act Of lnsorporation OF this
Company and amendments thereto By tho Legis-
lature III Missouri, 6lsd with State ment Of
March ist 1858 in the Office Of the Auditor of tho
State Of Iowa, and is hereby referred to and made
part of this Statement. All Of which il respect
fully submitted.
In witness whereof the Missouri State Mutual
Fire and Marine Insurance Company have caused
these presents to be signed by their President their
common seal and the attsstation OF their Secretary
TO be hsreunto affixed, In the City Of ST.
L.s. Louis, this 1st day Of January eighteen
t-1 hundred and Afty-nine.
fAttest,1 s. M. RDGEI4L, Prest.
q
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STATEMENT OF the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of 81. Louis,

STATEMENT Of the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of st. Louis,
January lat, 1859.
l. The name of the Company IL the Misscuri
State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company
OF st Louis. The principal oGGce of the Company Ii
located in the city Of St. Louis The Comply insares
against loss or damage by Ere. The Marine de-
partment has not been organized.
g. The Company has no Capital Stock subscribed
a. such, IL being organised entirely the Mutual
system. The premium notes given BY the insured
Constitute the capital Of the Company.
g. Ten per cent. Of each premium note IL paid
when the policy il issued. The balance OF the note
il subject to cal 10 or assessments, TO be made by
the Board of Directors needed to pay losses and
expenses. tSee Sections and j Of Charter.)
l. The assets OF the Company are--
Lakh On yo%o.3o
Due by agents, Ac...................... 7,lzz44
Office Furniture, testimated, )..-.. 10000
Bills receivable Premium notes.
leas Axsexements......... ...........xoU,1 lz6t
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The DEs MoIxxs VALLEY WING il published
every Monday at this Office, Is one ofthe oldest
papers in Iowa ,and has a widely extended circu-
lation throu ghout the Dies Aoines Valley, North
ern Missouri, and Western illinois.
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Ownker Ctty Imsura q CO c0mpa ny.
- Aur,rnpss nvvyrs IOw

TT II hereby certified, that the Quaker CITY Iu-
i surance Company, OF PhilaielPhia, Pom, mas
al 90 with section 8, chapter AZ, Laws Of ~,
which receives my approval. | do therefore re-
ncw the certificate of Agency of John nj. 6rlmth,
E<q for Lac County, Iowa, which is .herepy con-
II is further certified that the annexed 10 true
cepy Of the statement "a hlod.
Witness NV hand and seal ut bss Moines, this
H. 81 both day Of February, 1899.
j. W. CATTELL,
Auditor Of 6tats.
STATEMENT Of the Quaker City Insuranes 0en-
pany made In compliance 70 the laws q AOWe--
made up to Jan. list, 1859.
/. The name Of the Company Is the QuAker City
Insurance Company, located In the City u mia
lphia and State OF Pennsylvania.
2. The amount OF it's capital stock authorised
$500, 900.
). The amount Of its capital stock paid sp 4
100000
4. The Assets of the Company are
LIST. Cash on hand and in hands OF Agents
$52,627.41
ID. Real estate, unincumbered.. 2,250.0O
Sd. Bonds owned by the Company,
drawing from to TO per cent.
interest lU,i0u.uV
Ath. Debts Of the Company secured
by bond and mortgage, worth
double the amount loaned there
on, drawing 6per cont. interest, 81, 10000
9th. Bank, Railroad, Canal and 9TH
or stocks, bearing from to IL
per cent interest. ~ $1,000
Otherwise secured by judgment 1887
9th. Debts for premiums, loans
xotiabie bills receivable, matur-
ing from day to 8months..... 81, 1850
7th. All other securities, special de-
posit In Etate Saving Fund,
bearing 8 per cent. interest...... %, 1888
5. Amount Of liabilities to banks or other cred
itors OF the OompaDy--none.
o. Losses adj listed and due-none.
7. not due, absut.. Us II, 10000
s. /" unadjusted, about.......-...... 10000
g. j" in suspense waiting further
proof, including resisted claims
about ....... ............ ......... e,s5o.eo
10. All other claims against the Com
pany, about. 70, oOO. 90
ii. The greatest amount insured by any one risk
Is 81. 600.
IL. No rule adopted, except to avoid exposing
over ST. 900.
Is. The greatest amount in one block, not fixed.
IA. Act Of Incorporation filed
GEO. Ii. HEAT. President.
Ii. X. CoGasHALI, sec'y.
"-The Insurance business Of the above rsspon-
sible Company will be attended 10 with promptness
by WM. l.. Woop, Esq, Office on Thrd-st.
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For Sale.
All kinds of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grapes and small fruits, at No. SO Main st.,
keokuk, Iowa. VIZ. BARNES, Agent.
fb3dSw2m
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t1Stephens, Of Georgia, and Orr, Of
South Carolina, have declined reelection,
and will not be members Of Congress at the
next session.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, -.
City and County Of st. Louis. =.
On this I'D day Of January, 1859, before me the
undersigned, Commissioner duly commissioned
and qualified to take dispositions and acknow LEDGE
menis Of deeds and other instruments Of writing
to be used and recorded In the State Of lows, came
Stephen n. Edgsll, known to me to be the Presi-
dent, and Richard 8. Elliott, known 70 me to DO
the Secretary, Of the Missouri State Mutual Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of st. Louis who,
bGng duly sworn BY me- ON their oaths declare that
the foregoing statement Of the condition OF said
Company II true and correct TO the best Of their
knowledge and belief.
ILs.] CHARLES II. TILLSON,
Commissioner for the State Of Iowa.
A. BRIDGMAN, Agent, Keokuk.
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in when oii Captain Brown, Of kansas,
heard of the Presidents instru ctions to Gov.
Medary, to offer two hundred and City dol
lars for his apprehension and capture, he is-
sued proclamation Offering two dollars and
fifty cents for Mr.. Buchanarl's head.
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The face Of the Premium Notes of the Company
10 Four Hundred and Three Thousand Two Hun
dred and Eight Dollars and Forty Two cents, Of
which there 10 uncalled and subject to call for the
pay ment of Losses and expenses, the sum Of Two
Twelve Dollars and Eighty-Five Cent?. by the
9th section Of the Charter lien il given on real
estate in the State Of Missouri for all premium
notes given the Company for insurance on build
cured on real estate is Two Hundred and Forty
Four Thousand Six Hundred and Ninety Dollars
and Nnesy-Si Cents t$244 800 6), Of which there
is unealied, an subject TO call, over ffty-six per
Nine thousand and Ninety Eight Dollars and
Thirty Cents, ($139 0oS30). This Company is
possessed OF capital Of moro than One Hundred
Thousand Dollars, secured by lien on resi- estate,
and said real estate 10 worth ut cash valuation al
least five times the amount Of said capital and
not incumbered to more than ons-hslf Of said cash
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gT A daughter Of Arthur O'Niel, OF Wat
erloo, Blaekhawk county, tainted away while
kindiing fire on the morning Of the Goth
ult., which circumstance 80 frightened sis.
ter, who was lying sick in bed, that she died
10 few seconds. II il supposed that she
ruptured blood vessel.
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Fatal ArrRAY.- Spencer (Owen Co.,
Ind, Journal learns that on Saturday week
two little boys, aged respectively two and
four years, sons Of Mr.. A. Goodwin, OF Green
county, got to quarrelling as to which one
should have possession Of an axe. After q
short shuttle the elder one succeeded in get
ting the axe, Immediately struck his little
brother in the head, killing him almost in.
6tantly
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D8~The Insurance business Of the above rsspon-
sible Company will be attended 10 with promptness
by WA. l.. Woop, ESQ ;, office on Third-st.
mchild JhO. M .eGKIFFITh, Agent.
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LADlESs SHE ELL cow HIS.
A N assortment just received, and for sale low Il
~ No. Estes House, corner 9th and Main.
mch7d s. g. BRIDGES.
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e fisherman Croswell, for some years as
ISOLATED in the editorial charge Of the Albany
Ar0Gs, died 81 New Haven, few days ago,
aged IS years.
Il gsse 8ss#
fEThe Registry Bill has passed both
branches or the Michigan Legislature.
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onnos,tioa Meeting in Spotsylvania

Alta mectin . on Monday. at Spotsy lvanl'
Court House, to appoint delegates TO the op,,
position Conventions t. he held III Richmond
on the 18th December. Captain John I.
Brown was called 10 the Chair, and Captain
I. c. Beverly appointed Secretary. l.; A.
Boggs, esq, having previous y explained the
object Of the meeting, the following gentle,
men were appointed by the Chair, and on
motion the Chairman and Secretary were
added, and all Opposition citizens OF Spot
sylvania, in Richmond, were requested to act
us delegates
SIS. Huwison. Hugh Scott, ". w. spindle Se't
Il. French, James McGuire. John \. English "e"
+. Carmichael. I. i. Barton John i. Maryr' lr
Vim. Cole. J. j. Ruow. Wm. \. Little. John :
Caldwell. L. L. Waite. VI. IL. Crunp. \ i. samuel
". ". Spindle. Josiah Hazard i. Tr"rr, l. T.
Rowe, A. Alexander Little. J. Harrison Nelly. H.
I. Bots. NJ. Slaughter. u. II. Gordon, j. H. lola
duy. A. Rollins, II. Dickinson. W. H. Biscne, ). l.
pn,. ]. A. Gordon, j. +. Lip>r"mh, A. llcrndoh
W. =. bowen +. l.. Brooke. Il. NasS. Gabriel
Jones, l.. partlow, j. &. Ca>"n. john Il. Terrell
". Group. Joseph Tyler, L. /. ii"gss. H. Coleman
&. Tompkin,. John 4. Strann. j. Il. Hart, ; Chai''
,ellor, X. Feruuyhuush. John /. Brown, ". Robcy
Holm :. Green. James VI. Brown, L. L. Cas"n, H.
L.ayelI. .lo.cph Qui>cuhcrry, j. u. Cri,inond.
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1859.
A L n A n A c
n A Rim E IST

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9.
ARRIVED.
Schr. Ann D.. Newton. New York. to James e.
Srhr. John Beatty. Sharp. Philadslphis, to D.
b smith,
Schr. prince William. Henderson, M.ttox, wheat
Ia Washington u.
Srhr. Eleanor, DAVIS, Plautersville. wheat I"
Washington Co.
Steamer James tiny, Page, Currioman, rye to
Washington &c..
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, New York. by
fusir 4 CO.
Schr llarhengsr, CULVER, Portland, by Ameri.
can Cnal to.
S,hr American E.gle, Cornag, Bellville, BY ID.
II. Suth
Schr North Pacific. Marcy, Warehan, by Bor-
len Mining Go.
S,hr Diamond, Norton. Rhneheck, by L. J.
Mchairy
Schr iona, Sparks, Rogers, New York, by l.
), Myhatey
Stcsmcr Columbia, Harper, Baltimore. by Wheat
4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Sehr. H. 4. Tucker, -----, hence at Newark
18th INST.
Schr. Arctic. Hicks, cid at New York, for this
POri 9TH INST.
Schr. Adelaide, Smith, sailed from Providence,
tOr thu. port. 9TH int.
Schr. Elliott, Weaver, hence at Gloucester, sth
Ius,.
MuuISE Several vessels 1T last
accouu,s were ashore al Nassau. The steamship
koter, Warman, from New Orleans. for Mata-
iuris run ashore on the 9Th near Trinlalisr Is
land. Her passengers and crew were saved, but
'sins 10 the heavy breakers it WAS doubtful II the
Vessel could be saved.
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THEATRE To night is the last of the
engagement of Mr.. }. B. Stullev, the
popular actor. for which occasion spleu-
did bill is presented The beautiful drama
of the Bride of Lammermour will be per
formed, Mr.. Studley rs Edward Ravcnsw"od
and Miss Proctor rs Lucy Ashton. After
which the trial scene from the Merchant of
Venice will be presented, and the entertain
mcnt will conclude with the laushabe farce
of the Artiul D"i.er This entertainment
will hardly fail To attract IL full house.
Saline or TmE STEAM SHir Mourn YER
xo>.-rhr steamer Mount Vernon sailed
from this port yesterday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, for New York, with full freight
consisting mostly Of Hour. and the following
passengers: David Casad, ). Skitf, Mrs. ).
Skitf. James Skitt, Mrs Irene Smith, l.. b.
Brush. Mrs. I. NJ Dalam, Miss Gwyn, Da-
yid Miller and Mrs. Susan Berry.
We were yesterday shown copy Of the
Newport r. L., Mercury. Of December 10Th,
los, published bv James Franklin.
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Destructive Fire.

BuFfALn, \. Y, Nov. >.-The grain ele-
vator i'll this city, oi the New York Central
Railroad, was totally destroyed by fire at | !
o'clock last night II contained over 2oo, 900
bushels Of grain, all of which was destroyed.
The loss on the building and machinery is
S5o,uuO. which is uninsured. The loss on
the grain is over SON. 900, which is fully in
sured. The extensive freight depot Of the
company, adjoining, was but slightly dam
aged.
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- ssa - BIB -
CANAL COMMERCE

ARRIVED, NoScuptF
Boat. Jane Louisa, aud c. Ardinger, coal to
American Coal CO.
Beats Liberty. and Three Brothers, coal to
fr"',burg Coal Co.
Boat Superior. coal 10 Borden Mining Co.
Boat ". lleXt. coal 10 J.. j. MrhaHey.
tS THE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
iSf Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
!VLl ANUDlNE. sure Neuralgia remedy,
aispled also t. all Nervous Complaints. These re-
liable aud valuable remedies are now ready, and
Vii be for sale by all druggists and dealers, where
circulars aud full descriptions may be found. to
.ach We invite the attention Of all. and on which
serely Tor APPRECIATION Prices within reach OF all.
SoLk AoESrs.-J. W. HuNNEWELL CO..
and ;, Commercial Wharf, Boston: GEORGE
~ ANEWELL. las. Water street. New York
Tor sale by sll Druggists aud dealers every
'ae'e, FEEL 4 STEVENS. Agents. Alexan-
ira, Va oct 29-dAclm
RT> vacancy having occurred III the Msgis-
ma'y Of Fairfax. BY the resignation of John A.
"'h'ust"n, esq, DR.. RICHARD c. MASON. ut the
''Hc'ation Of man, friends, has agreed To become
"aad"iae. 10 ill this vacancy. n Justice Of
nr Peace nov Scott
e OPPOSITION MEETING IN FAIR
sAA CUtNrl.-A meeting Of the Opposition
" 1h'aA N'uuiN, VIII bc hSiu VI VIZ "'A
INLAY ~ November, Court day. at the Court
",u's y the County. for the purpose of appoint
: delegates the Richmond Convention.
'af'aa County. Va. nov 5-cotd
II VESSELS WANTED to take cargoss of
kCua 10
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
PROVIDENCE,
PORTLAND,
"a other Eastern Ports.
WM. II. FOWLE 4 SON,
y, "-lw No 1, South 'Wharves.
Ss VESSEL WANTED FOR CUBA.-We
!. want good vessel Of 800 tons to take cargo
WM II. FOWLE 4 son.
IN lNSl RANCE COMPANY OF ALIEN
l., aHphlA.--A semi annual dividend of four
su'' Oh the capital stock Of this Company,
hi, leclared. payable To the Stockholders or
M sa representatives. on and after Thursday,
INST I. W. WATTLES, Secretary.
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~ 80 rSc C
)RrPT.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
State Elections,


NEw YORK. Nov. 1.-The Tribune of this
morning figures out the result in this State
a follows: the five State officers on the
Republican and American tickets are Ger
iainl y elected by large maloritics. The
other four officers of the State ticket are
doubtful under the present returns. but
it Is thought that the Republicans are cleo
ted
The new Senate is undoubtedly Repuhli-
can hy an increased majority The Assem-
bly, is also strongly Republican of the
county officers three iourths are Republicans
Ne" York city elects one Republican Senator
which s gam.
Bnsro>, Mas. Nov.9 The election re
turns from the whole State gives Banks a
majority over all Of, upwards of9,o0O. His
plurality over Butler dem, is upwards of
- coo.
Tie State Legislature stands
Rep. pem. opp. Doubtful.
Senate. ...,......,..... -
House ....,....,.,.......ls2 %
The entire Republican State ticket is elect.
ed
TRE>roN. y. j., Nov 9.-Thr returns thus
far indicate the election OF the Republican
Governor hy 1000 majority. The State
Senate is democratic, but the political tone OF
the House remains IN doubt
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p,;,aas,nh;a Cattle Market, Nov. I.

Bee. cattle Receipts this week 1000 head, mar
.r, lul. and prices without material change from
th- rates IL last week; sales were made 1T SiW
81 r 100 Ms. rs 10 quality. Cows sold at 20 To
so each, according to quality. sheep-Aoou'
1000 head offered: sales al 1@s cents r ~
Hog. Receipts 6iOo head; sales arc making at 20
hSs RI 100 Ms
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Reported Requisition for Gerritt Smith.

New YORK. Nuy. 9.-rhe Tribune Of this
morning states that Coy. Wise has made a
requiSition on Gov. Morgan, Of New York,
for the arrest of Grrrtt Smith. rs a part'cepS
crimmiS in the llarper's Ferry conspiracy.
RIcuuo>p, Nov. 81 have full authority
for stating that there is no foundation for the
report that Gov Wise has made requiSItion
on Coy. Morgan Of New York for the per
son OF Hon. Gerritt Smith.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

Svn,r,or> r,Tu,zER.-N eslev {. Sim.
49, ~. .,,,;or ,.ho 40. ,rr..,e3
NUNS '"e h',no's '''"''' W"
Tor using sedltious language anu 'Nf''
ing sympathy for the cause Of "OSsawatt"-
mic Brown" was broug ut before the Mayor
yesterday morning and committed Tor ex-
native Of Anne Arundel county Nd ana
resided near BELMONT, IN the State ~ 'n'''
rom rom ZOO ,, =. ar 70. e.a w. .,c,L inc ar
,r a,n , maintain hat owners have. not the
right nf nronerty in their slaves. he shall be
risaa " f,'pGIi, y, ;" mnrn ,han one wear and
e ei -, - S,m II. may bc ares
.na al .arr;nJ Is,,r. = iustire by any
""''N
HoRsE THIEF Co>ycrEp.-John Berry
alias John Wetzel. was convicted in tho Cir
:, 80. 49,. ,.,ol. &c st.,l
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DIED.

AT Slate Ill., in the County ni Cmlpercr, on th"
opI instant GEORGE SHIELDS. Mr. Shields
came from Alexandria 10 Culrcrcr, less than u
year ago, in the capacity OF a professional var
j.n.r snl ~ The time ni his death was III the en-
uloy Of powhutan Robertson, esq. lie died after
only few days illness. 7.
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MARRIED.

At Wesley Chapel. in Washington on M"dnes-
day, the ID instant. by the Rev. l.. +. Morgan,
JOHN b. WHEELER. I" MARY r., daughter
ot jaime, ID. Chelal, esp
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a lNu LADY OF some experience
IL va her' desires a situation in private fsmi-
lab n 'sa'h The elementary aud higher Eng
riys, "' French, and Music. References
rIls az aud required Address Miss L. c., Berry
.'sfks County, Va. oct scott
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-Flour closed quiet; SAFES
!, ;oo hbl..; Howard street 1875. Wheat closed
,..b.n,sI. red l2u@l l2jc. for good to prime
closed dull: white and yellow 7SGa Soc. Pro-
.i.l,n. closed quiet; mess $l5@si5.2'i prime
.ua,sIIoj whiskey closed steady; Ohio 2o3c.
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ElSH--
n lUo hhls. NJ. Mackerci
50 EaStporI Herring
100 boxes Smoked
IL tons GRlNDSTONES. for sale low, to
close consignment.
my Ia ,.:;, CAZENONE 4 co.
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DIR. MCGUIRE

DIR. MCGUIRE ;.
OFFERS his Professional services !" 10, ns. s''',
" zsns Of Alexandria and the y'cihity on''' ~
~. : " corner ii Prince aud Royal .rssts
ian 20-d41E
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Van Wang Nov. Flour is buoyant;

Syw York, Nov. Flour Is buoyant s'a'e
;, son S..s,; ohio $j.jo@s5.61; Southern $'.lo
az; - Wheat i. higher; Western red lSZe.
corn !. quiet; New Jersey yellow ssc. fro'i-
.;,,. are uue,. Pork is quiet: mess $l5.l2(S
SLIGO; prime $lo.sO Lard is quiet at WAC ios''
wb;.key il dull ut &c. Stocks are quiet. Mo.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-10

Arciprxr.-Mr. William II. b. Bntlcr,
Conductor Of one If the freight trains on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, IN al
tempting t" couple two freight ears up the
road, on Monday, had his right hand caught
between the bumpers, and tvs" OF his fingers
crushed Oh aud one So badly mangled that
it will probably have t" be amputated.