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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
Cotton! Cotton! Cotton !!
DENIS0N, GEORGE 4 CO.,
RECEIVING, FORWARD NC,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ABERDEEN, MISS.
WE again tender our sincere thanks to all
w those who have here' fore SO Literally
patronized us in the
Storage and WarC-l House Business,
ard most respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same, pedeing ourselves that no effort shall be
wanting to give entire satisfaction.
From our long experience in the business, and
the security afforded to Planters, in consequence
of the situation of our Warehouses (being about
FOUR HUNDRED YARDS BELOW TOM.
Immediately on the BANK OF THE RIVER,
remote from any buildings, or combustble ma
terials, thereby afordng greater security, in tho
event Of FIRE), we hope to merit and receive
liberal patronage from a generous public.
In consequence Of the situation OF our Ware
Houses, COTTON shipped from them is the Last
on Board Cat this place), so that none Of it goes
into the Hull Of the Boat, thereby avoiding
great necessity for Insurance.
The old established FIRMS Of &C. Byram g.
Co.. Strong Babbitt a. Co., and the original
firm Of " Williams g. Co.," being dissolved, we
anxiously solicit part Of that patronage hereto
fore so generously extended ia them.
We WILL at all times, keep constantly on hand
large and well selected stock Of
GHoCEFIE
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
B. II. MYERS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER,
AND PAPER HANGER

Is now prepared to execute all kinds Of Paint
ing, Graining Vanishing, Polishing, Gliding
Brohzing, JapanDg and Cleaning Furniture, Pa
per Hanging, &c,
~ Done at short notice, and at prices to
suit the times Shop under the Printing Office.
Okolona, Feb TO- $50. o. If
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The numbers from to $4,000 corresponding
with those on the tickets printed on separate
slips of paper, are eucirced with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and en-
rifctd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revaved, and number
Il trawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the
at line 4 prize is drawn from the other wheel.
th "a uber and prize drawn out are opened and
taib.ted Ii The audience, and registered by the
Commissioners: the prize being placed against
the Number drawn. hi operation is repeated
uut the prizes are drawn out.
approximation Prites.-The two preceding
..al tae. two succeeding numbers to those draw
iag The first prizes viii be entitled to the 44o
approximation prizes. For example, if ticket
No. 1880 draws the $60,OOo prize, those tick
cts numbered 1928, 1928, Il251, 1889 will
each be entitled to $500. Iftickct No $50 draws
the $1,000 prize, those tickete numbering 54s,
30 55I, $50 will each be entitled to $500 aud
80 CA according to the above scheme
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages of 10 whole tickets,
$40; Packages Of 10 half tickets, $50; Packa-
yes Of 10 quarter tickets, $40; Packages Of 10
eighth tickets, So.
In ordering tickets or certificates, enclose the
money to our address for the tickets ordered, on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchases can have tickets ending IN any
figure they may designate.
The list OF drawnnumbers and prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and
State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and paya-
BILE in full without deduction.
All prizes of $1,000 and under paid mmed-
rtely after the drawing prizes at the usu-
al time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets or certificates to.
MCKINNEY 4 Co.
SAVANNAH, GA.
Office Masonic Hall Block, Ball Street.
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~ Why do tou speak Of your good actsq Ii
you have done any they will speak ior you
Count not the prayers you have made, the sick
you have healed, naked You have clothed. No,
sir, good acts are many in word but few in fact
would rather say that you could stand un.
moved, and see man after man cut down. house
after house burned whole cities wrapped in
flames after which the earth shall be darkness
and gloom; the miser weeping over the ashes of
his illgotten fortune, and whilst reck Of worlds
and crash Of matter seems inevitable, when there
is no hope, just then, as it were, the COED Sauna
ritan stepped forward with box of DIR. .. w.
CLARkE's Stimulating Llniment, and all was
made whole.
1t will cure all forms of rheumatism Lum.
bago, all diseases Of the Spine, acute pain or
inhamationin any part Of the system, painful
gatherings in the breasts offemaes Chronic Sore
Threat, Swelling. Sprains, Strains, Piles, Pluri.
sy, Cuts, Scalds, Burns and Old Sores.
For Horses,
It will cure all forms Of Sores and Cuts.
Ear sab, III DRUGGISTS ocnaraliu
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-06-02

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the plan Of the Royal Havana Lottery, for
the benefit of the
MONTICELLO UNIONACADEMf,
of Jasper County, Georgia, authorized by spee'4t
Act Of the Legislature.
M'KINNEY a. CO., MANAGERS.
To be drawn in public under the sworn super
intendence of two Commissioners. W. r. sym
Dlrs and j. M. Prentiss. in the City o.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
on the plan of single numbers.
FIFTY THOUSAND TICKETS
25,e28 Prizes.
More than One Prize to epery Tno Tickets.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000!
Tickets only ten dollars
Yalres. Quarters and Fights in Proportion
Glass 22 draws Saturday, June 4, 1859
Glass % draws Saturday, June II, 1859
Glass "a draws Saturday, June 10, 1859
Glass rs draws Saturday, June IS, 1859
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
10 be drawn each Saturday in
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
ABERDEEN Miss, Nov, 10, 1858.
fused some 81 DIR. Clarke 8 Linimenr lp.n a
small negro girl afflicted with Hip Joint Lis
ease" In the opinien of the Physician cure
was considered doubtful After using the l mi
ment several days she was much improved, and
in two weeks to all appearance entirely well.
Tue same Linneht was used in CASE of
Rheumatism OF long standing and with mt, rial
benefit to the patient. believe it viii fl, Ct a
cure ii its use Is continued.
Jan "a SO. REUBEN O. REYNOLDS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24
sutono fber nio ao euerp ruc 1ntcrcst Of te 0ounp
mo. 20.

the laws passed at the special session of
the General Assembly in the year 1853.
and at the regular session thereof, in the
year 1859, in the German language, and for
the distribution and sale of the same.
No. 263. "a Bill fixing the time of hold
ing the Court of Common Pleas in the
county of Wabash, and the length of the
terms thereof"
No. 264. \ bill supplemental to an act
70. the incorporation of towns, defining
their powers, providing for the election of
the officers thereof, and declaring their du--
ties, approved June 4, 1852, and making
the order of the Board of Commissioners
under section Mae of said act final in GER
tain eases.
No. 2I1. y Bill to amend the third Sec
ton OF an act entitled "Aa Act regulating
general elections, and prescribing the du-
ties of officers in relation thereto, approy-
ell June Z. 1852.
No 27T 4 Bill to FIX the times Of tho
Hancock Circuit Court a.ser the next term
thereof, to continue in session two weeks
if the business requires it.
We further certify that the Senate pass
ell seventy seven bills, in addition to those
named above, that were sent to the House,
and not afterward returned to the Senate.
And that two hundred and seventy-seven
bills, in all originated in the Senate, inclu-
ding those which became laws, and those
not returned from the House.
We also certify that the Senate passed
one hundred billsiof the House, and left
upon its files thirty-fv House bills that
dil not hocouna lawc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

REHABILITATION. -
Senate Bills passed by the Senate, - l31
House Bills passed by the Senate. 100
Whole number of Bills passed by the Senate, a3l
House Bills reported to Senate by House, l35
Senate Bills passed by House, So
Whole number of Bills passed by House, lse
House Bills on files of Senate at adjournment, 35
Senate Bills on files of House at adjournment, II
Senate bills that became laws, 50
One retained by the Governor,
House Bills that became laws, 100
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-03-24

a<ide PHYSICIANS.
!, .re-ro. surru. NJ d. J. BREIsFoRD, NJ ID.
Drs. Smith n BreisfOrd

VXyOULD respectfully announce tn the public
wv that they have this day associated them
selves together in the practice of Medicine AMI Sur
rcry. The increasing demand for DE-. Smiths ser
y;c-s rendering il impossible for him atte To the
eale Of his frcnis, he IS happy TO inform them that
he can cheerfully recommend Dr. Brelsiord rs a
gentleman who has together with extensive ex-
perience, received thorough Medical Education.
Having permanently located in Plymouth, they will
attend to all calls with promptncss an fidelity.
Plymouth, Ind, March 10, 1s59.
p. S-Particular attention paid to Surgery and
Chronic Diseases. OfIicc-2d door wc-t OF Pcrcc's
Clothing Store. Nuch iI--i9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

REMARkS.-The market opened with falr re-
ceipts and good demand. Flour Is less active,
and prices have given way-shippers only offer
ing $52j for Union street Super. Holders are
asking $5.3liMs5.51l, but there were no sales
at the latter figures, except for straight brands by
the dray load. TO the city trade. We quote Extra
at $j.S7!, and Family at $500 SS25 according
to brands In Wheat there was moderate husi-
ness. Sales of about 5000 bushels. at l2S(G hoe.
for fair to good white, and l2OMl25c for do. red
Some lots very inferior white and red sold at 10
Ia ll5c. No sales of prime or choice reported.
Corn is in fair request but in prices there Is still
downward tendency. Sales on Change at 500 Sc.
for white and mixed, with fair offerings. We
quote Rye ut 76@ 7Sc.-a decline. The offerings
are light, and the demand moderate. Oats have
also declined, and sales made Al 31c There
were some offerings of Wool. for which there is a
good demand. In prices, however there Is no
change. and sales were made ut 22GL 23c for COM
mon unwashed Apples continue to come IN in
abundant supply, and We quote S2.2j@ 500 per
barrel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
MARRIED.

Washington, on Thursday evening, Novem,
II Sa : ne church Of the Ascension. by tn.
s'' ''d b., ~ Pincknsy. }. SCHMIDT: ESQ., :, Of
Rev S,;a VI. city, and CARRIE +: ENGLISH
W''hhs'' - lanes English, esq, Of Alexandria,
Nrsn.a "a instant, BY Elder John Clark, LA
w mr :It PAYNE, to Miss MARGARET ANN,
PA ~ s,ogh,,r Of Emo. Payne. esq" OF fauqu'er
county, Va :, =,
!, Wesley Chapel, on the 3rd instant, by the
Al mabn.v Ball, THOMAS HAGERTY. to
Ehyyir,rYTISE H.. eldest daughter OF Vim. Phil
-. Al! j; Washington.
-, Tuesday morning, the lst instant, BY by, the
V ,;.orge. Mr.. RICHARD ABBOTT, to
n ~ 1 v,RTHA SMITH, all Of Culpeper Court
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A L II A N A C
1859.
MA Rim E list.

Il N T. IL l.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-NoVE !.
ARRIVED.
Ship Gladiator, Luce, from New Bedford, !"
hours to the Capes, to American Coal Co.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith, New York.
merchandise TO Fowle 4 Co.
Scbr. Patiie Martin. Tatuui, North Carolina,
shingles 10 Waters, Zimmerman Co.
Steamer J. \. Smith, Hazeltine, Philadelphia,
general cargo TO WIN. ii. Fowle 4 Son.
Steamer Columbia. Harper. Baltimore, to Wheat
L Bro, and freight for The District
SAILED.
Schr. North Carolina Jones, Richmond by ~
b. Smith .
Schr. Jano Ross, -, Richmond. by u. Is.
Smith. :,
Scbr. Tunis Burdne, Maxwell, New York, by
I. J. Mehaffcy.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Adelaide Smith. hence ut Providence. "rd
inst; schr c. A. Crook, Evenham, sailed from
Providence. for this port, same day.
Schrs Buelah Benson, and Palestine. camden,
from this port, arrived At Now York, 9Th inst.
Sehrs. Minerva Hail. and l.. IL. Bennett, -,
from Fall River, for this port, arrived at Newport
yrli in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

ALnrMARLE lrENs.-kidd and Franklin
were arrested III Charlottesville. last week
charged with breaking into and robbing Mr.
Dukes bar room Franklin halls from Wash
ington.
4 revival of religion is going on in the
Baptist Church in Charlottesville.
The Second premium Of the Richmond Fair
for Stations not thorough bred, was awar
dcd to 5. W. FIcklin, esq, Of Albemarle, fol
his splendid Mormon horse. Black Hawk.
Our Circuit Court adjourned, on Saturday
last after three weeks session, during which
time more common law and chancery cause:
were heard and decided, than during All,
preceding term Of the court.
The annual meeting the stockholders Of
the Central Railroad will be held in the city
of Richmond. on Thursday the 9th inst
Charlottesville .idrocdte.
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o.. law of Virginia, chap. Il, section 10

ITO law Of Virginia, CHAP. ~ sec'ion 20
provide, Governor shall not grant a pardon
Inc , ~ before conviction, nor to any
II any C ,,nvic,ed Of treason against the com
person .s sL except with the consent OF the
monSeI1... Assembly, declared by joint resoiu-
CsHe''I, si,her shall he grant reprieve to
ion. Nc ,n r,nyicted Of treason for longer
any PF, ,Ssn until the end Of the session Of the
ptF'cl i''a Assembly, during which it may be
GENERA IA -, than until the end Of the succeed
srsn's '.;o va' when i, is granted during the
''' sIs-, then, is an end to all pardon Of
hffs, j. the Executive. lie mas not the
D t'ssr 10 pardon John Brown convicted OF
''T "a. b.. not the power to reprieve longer
nc ,%s end Of the approaching session.
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Con- USICATED

COMMUNICATED.
1t is earnestly hoped that the suggestion
of 10" in yesterdays Gazette, will be acted
upon by the Mayor. Let the people of AL
exaudria give praise to the Almighty for his
manifold blessings TO US during the past
year. 1t is good thing, and would meet
the appreciation of the ClIlIEAS.
rs-A vacancy having occurred in the Magis
tracy of Fairfax. by the resignation OF John a.
Washington. e-l. DR.. RICHARD {. Mason, at the
solicitation Of man; friends, has agreed to become
/ a candidate 10 ill this vacancy, a. Justice OF
the Peace. nov s-e""t
nss- NUTlCE.--The sixth anniversary meet
inc of the Young Mems Christian Association,
viii be held in the Lyceun Hail. on Tuesday even
ing next, at o'clock. The annual report will be
made and addresses will be delivered by the Rey,.
Drs. Sunderland. and Nada Of Washington: and
David Funston, esq, of this city. Admission ten
cents. nos 4r-itl COMMITTEE.
fs- NOTiCE.-The ladies OF st. Johns Epis-
copal) Church. propose holding FESTIVAL. in
Centreyil!c, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 9th
and 10th of November. A dinner will be provi
ie together with oysters aud other reires hmentS
There will also he for sale number of useful ana
ornamental fancy articles. The public are res
pcctfully invited to attend. nov a-eoZt
.zts~ OPPOSITION MEETING IN FAIR.
FAN COUNTY.-A meeting of the Opposition
party Of Fairfax County. will be held on the 3rd
Monday in November, Court day. at the Court
House of the County, Tor the purpose of appoint
in. Delegates to the Richmond Convention.
Fairfax County, Va, NOV 5--eotd
re- THE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
for Lung and Throat Complaints, the celebrated
TOLU ANODYNE. sure Neuralgia remedy,
adapted also I" Az Nervous Complaints. These re-
liaLl, aud valuable remedies are now ready. aud
will be for sale BY all druggists and dealers, where
circulars and full descriptions may he ioand, TO
which we invite the attention .; all. and on which
we rely for approbat'on Prces within reach OF
SoIr Acryrs.-J. ". HuNNEWELL i co.
and :. Commercial Wharf. Hoston: GEORGE
HUNNEWELL lis, Water street, New York.
For .al. nv all druggists and dealers every
where. PEEL 4 STEVENS, Agents, Aeaap-
iria. Va, oct 2s-darim
n.y~ Thomas W. LAKE. Is candidate for the
Office .; Commissioner OF Revenue Tor tue N'F'h,
east District in the County of Fauqucr 10 be- voted
for NJ the election to he held on the foar,h thur.-
dav in Nav, 1860. and ,uiIsis: tue support al the
voters iau9u,er county, sep ia--wtc
49, FOR RENT.-Thc DWELLIG HOUSE
is aud GARDEN attached, on franklin street.
m. rrpperty Of L. Peyton. esi..) and known =
the COTTAGE" Possession gwen ina.eiiateiy
AppIy to fnuv Scott A. d 6. +. STU ART.
1on0 CORDS OF WOOD FOR SALE
IUUU have for .alc within ten miles Of Alex
an,lria, and bordering on the Potomac. 900
CORDS PINE WOOD. which will sell Tor slOO
per cord, standing. ALdrs.. a. D., Aieaan-
iria P. 0. no. -iSt :
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour closed quiet; How
ard street al S5.37!. Wheat closed dull, with
offerings of 10000 bushels; white 1900 l4S.-
Corn closed dull; white and yellow sO@Sic. Pro
visions closed quiet; bacon sides 92@ loe mess
pork sl5@Sl525; prime $ll@ll.?5 WhiSkey
closed dull ut 25.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

A SOUTHERN CHARACTERIZATION. Adams
in recent letter declining to attend the
dinner given TO Senator Chestnut, expresses
the belief that the leaders" at the South are
TOO much under the influence of the "blan-
dishments at Washington" TO be able to do
Justice to the South. He adds:
Il could name ten Southern Senators, who
hv a concerted movement. could, in less than
three months rally their respective constitu-
cuts in favor of Southern Contcderacy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
The SUGAR MARKET.-The New lo'k Post OF

THg SUGAR MARKET.-The New York Post OF
Saturday evening says: =
The first lot tive hogshesds) of new crop New
Orleans sugar was received here to-day. The
quality il fine and il is held 1T cents, - having
been offered. The first lot last year was received
SEINE time in the latter part OF October The last
reports Of the crop are not more favorable the ma
;ority ofthe estimates being below 100000 hogs
heads, though we have definite accounts injury
from the late frosts and the weather is now favor
able for making sugar. Advices from England,
by the America. speak Of an advance Of shilling
in this article. From Cuba We have dates t" the
2eth Of October. which quote the market firm ut
rails for No. II in Havana. The stock IN hrst
hands in MatanzaS is very light.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

New York, Nov. Flour is quiet; State S4.'o;
Ohio S.. 4OMS5 90; Southern S5.5oGr $3.50. Wheat
is quiet. Corn is quiet yellow lOoc. Beef Is
quiet. Pork is heavy; mess Sl5.25G Sl55o; prime
$1,000 Lard is steady. Whiskey is steady at
&c. Stocks are slightly lower. Va. Is 9is; Ne.
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COURTS OF ENQUIRY.

TIME LIT Battalion Court of Enquiry, will meet
at the Court House, on Wednesday. the 9Th
day of November, 1859, ut IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
The 2nd Battalion Court, will meet on Friday,
the 18th of November, 1864. at ii o'clock, A. VI.
By order of col. ChAS' l.. ,. AN,
Commandaut l75th Regiment, '. NJ.
JoHy II. HlGpoS. Adjutant. nov S-dti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08
GEORGETOWN Cattle Market, Nov. S.

The offerings Of Beet Cattle ut Drover' Nest
on Friday, amounted 10 600 head; 325 OF which
were purchased by District butchers at S2.3o(a
s375 on the hoof averaging S3.l2 or equal To
S5MS7.5O net; lis of the remainder were driven
on 10 ia, Baltimore market, 80 were taken back
to III. country, and los head lett over. There was
u good supply of sheep and Lambs offered, and
prices ranged from 81 to 1925 e head. Hogs,
good supply offered, and sold quite readily at So
1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

DOTATOES.-2OuO bushels strictly prime Mer-
i cer Potatoes. to arrive. and for sale By
NJ. RLDRIDGE & co.
r. 5. A sample can be seen At our store. Union
Wharf. nov
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Washington. nov S-eO,i

nYSTERS.-I have properly fitted up my
" house, on ST. Asaph, near King street. where
am prepared to sell first class OYSTERS, for
Picking or Frying. at 81 per gallon, prime ol :
STEERS for Stewing. IS cts. per gallon: they are
warranted. All OYSTERS that do not come ny
To what they represented, return them II you
please and get your money
NorIcy CoryrRY TRApg-Prime OYSTERS
nut mn for the country in cans containing gal
lon. Tor Sl2j, second quality, - cts. per gallon
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
nav s-eolm A. q. CONWAY.
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StALT AND FISH -

4 1 LII ~
= 500 sacks Ground Alum Salt
600 Ashton do
300 Worthington & Deakin do
Also Mackercl and Herring, in store, and for
sale by GRAY, MILLER W.
nov corner King and Water SIS.
OTICE.-The public are hereby notified, that
IN no debts contracted by any one save myself
or wife. will be paid by me. rs have reason 10
believe that other persons have been contracting
debts in my name without amy authority from me.
WILLIAM KIRBY.
Prince Georges County. Md, nov St
MORE NEW CLOTH RAGLANS.-We open
wi this morning a new lot OF beautiful bea'er
Cloth RAGLANS. 10 which we would solicit the
early attention and inspection OF the ladies', Is we
hive several new and beautiful styles, and all at
moderate prices " NJ, SHCSTEk 4 CO.,
No. 80, opp Centre Market. bet Ith AMI SIN SIS
Washington, nov diet
nIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ALIEN
II ANDRIA-A semi annual dividend 81 tour
pcr cent. on the capital stock of this Company.
ha. be.rl declared. payable to the Stockholders or
their legal representatives. On and after thursday,
TN, ir,i inst c. W. WATTLES. Secretary.
nov l--cn@w
COPY BOokS-Root's. IL numbers: = Ranis
I - numbers: BcvkeIs, ~ numbers;) .'sht.
MYERS. ~ number. i and Payson. burton Serb
ncr'. 10 numbers Systems Of PenmanssIP' tor
the use of Schools and Academies. Received aud
for sale by Luov y JOHN IL PaRRolT.
SsMITHs PATENT LARD LAMPS pom
- the request of our citizens who nave tnes'
Lamps in use, and want more II them. have pro.
cured supply. They furnish good, s..!o. and
cheap light. Ln"v y JultN o"DhH.
4 YOUNG LAhl oi some experience a a
n teacher, dc.ires a situation IN II PRIV ate iaIhi-
H. Will teach the elementary aud higher Eng
lish branches, French, and Music References
given and required. Addres. Miss Il. u. Berry
vile. Clarke County, Va. oct "-e""
VALUABLE BUILDING Lots AN au-
Y ,horized to sell FOIEThES BtlLDlN"
LOTS Of various sisr-, situated On the east sidc
OF Alfred erect. and north side oi Wolfe street
Prives low and terms accommodating.
oct a-.ntNnvi2 II. 'oiHSi'N'
LENANDRIA. LOUDOUN AND HAhp-
a SHIRE RAILROAD CoMPANi.-The al,
iourn.d several meetings OIL this Company wiii
take plsce 81 T.o.iny. the l5th ins at II clock
A. NJ .t the Company Office.
nov J-eotd K. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
EIvE DOLLARS kEWARD.-Lost on satur
dav evening last between the foo: 81 Duke
street, Alexandria, and Padgotts Toll Iste. west
End MOROCCO CASE, containing Vaiuaoie
iewelry. consist in, of 4 BsArkLEI, bREAstrN
Avn EAR Rises. The finder viii receive tue
above .ssr., ~ leaving them at this once
40, l-jtt
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Rev. Nix. LANAuAN, concluded, on Sun
day night, in the NJ +. Church, his able ad-
dress, commenced on the previous Sunday,
on the deletcrious influence Of Theatres on the
morals Of a community
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-08

BEEr PAcA,xG In Chicago the beef packers
have already killed upward of $4,000 head of cat.
tie, with about half the to operate in yet
II is expected that before the close from $1,000 to
40, 900 head will he packed. During the past week
several pork packers have commenced. already
there is capacity in Chicago TO pack from 1000 to
: ODO hogs daily.