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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12

The Stark County Democrat say
"Christiana At6eld. indicted for murder
in the second degree, has escaped from the
infrmary prison, where she was confined.
Sheriff Beatty offers a reward of twenty
five dollars for her apprehension.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12
IN THE PROBATE COURT
\ OF IrumLul County, Ohio. Petition TO sell Is
James Anderson, Admir- with The will annexed, Of
seph Webster.

1917 INV 49, 1890
James Anderson, Admir- with The will annexed, Of 10.
seph Webster.
Us. Angelina Csx and others.
Tie follow ng defendants, non-residen.s of Trumhull
COuHty, Ohio. viz; Sabrina Rose, DeIilah Atkins, Mar.
tha swain, Eliza Swain, Lusina Sparrow, Olive Ann
sparrow. Bmmon Sparrow, Levi Smith. OzrOw Smith,
Martha Smith, Garlic Sparks and Salin2 NJ. Pec<, are
hereby not fed that on the 9Th day Of December, leo,
the plzintin 6ied his petition against them and others
In the PrOhate Court Of said county. aiiedging and
showing thai, in or:er 10 pay the Gehts Of said d.cess-
ed, 1t is necessary to sell the lands Of said Webster,
deceased; that said lands are part Of lot No 45 in the
township OF Bristol, Trumbull county. Ohio. contain
ing seventy-hve acres, more or less; that said lands
are eneumbsred by a mortgage Of $500, given by de-
ceassi TO Lorenzo L. Sprague, and nov owned by +.
IL Cory, and also by a Judgment lien in favor Of Pat
teng=ll. Fanslrr & Co for $50 and over. SAID petit
tiun also stats that the shove named defendants and
Others are heirs Of said Webster Said petition prays
for a sale Of said lands to psy debts. and for tie ad
jusimsnt Of equities. Said petition will he heard on
;he3rd day Of January. AID 1851.
Il ANDERSON, Admir- &C.
Dec. :, SC-fT By 3 2 CURTIss, his At:'y.
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-<G--

A Mrs. R. B. Harrington, the mother Of
three children, eloped, a day or two ago,
from Conneaut, Ohio, with Robert Maxwell;
a youth fifteen years her junior. The Re
porter says the husband and town are well
rid of the odiOus couple.
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Andrews & Weeks.

The store of Messrs. Andrews & Weeks is
being removed from the Van Gorder Block, to
their large and commodious building, just
finished, a few doors east of their old stand.
We shall notice this building more partieu-
larly hereafter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12

~ Richard FITZGERALD, OF San Francisco, CalifoT-
Bia. ia notifei that Mary Fitz eraid DID on the 2eth
day Of June, AID ls60. file her petition in the Office
OF the Clerk of Common Pleas. within and for the coun
ty OF TrGHbGll and State Of Ohio, charging the said
Richard FitzjeYald With Eilful absence from her for
more ban three years last past aud asking that she
may b divorced ffom The said Richard Fitzjerald. and
also asking the custody q their children. which petit
ton viii stand FOX hearing al the next terEz Of said
Court. MARY F~ItZJERALD,
Dec ;, '60-eE BY PowERs & BUETs, her AttSs.
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Prof. Garfield.

Mr.. Garfield preached in the Disciple
Church, GA Sunday morning and evening. to
large audiences. In the evening the house
was crowded to repIetiOn.
BE is a great fayOUite here. sud deserTedly
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF 1860.

A List of Lands, Town Lots and Real Property, returned delin.
n quent by the Treasurer Of TrumbuH County. in August 1850, excepting those o n
Which tbs Taxes am Penalty have since been paid 10 which is added penalty of thirty
per cent.a nj the taxes of he pre- snt year
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Preaching

Rev. II. Bartlett, formerly of johnson. in
this county. now Ct Williamstown, Mass
preached "a TIE Presbyterian Church, lastSab-
bath mornizg a&d afternoon. he was gree ted
with 4 large audience in the afternoon.
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Gone.

The snow left in a hurry on Saturday and
many who left home very glibiy in sleighs, in
the morning. Travelled very slow on their re-
turn.
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Lost,

Lost,
On Saturday last. between Warren and
johnson, on the Plank Road, one lady's Fur
Cuff; the finder will receive a sui table reward
by leaving it at the store of Andrews& Weeks,
Warren, Ohio.
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E. W. TOWNSEND.
Warren, Dec. 5th, 1863.

P s. All persons knowing themselves in
debted to, or having unsettled accounts with
me, will please call at my Office, and attend to
them soon. as / expect to leave town by the
middle Of this month If.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12
Accident.

Mr.. Joseph Lattimer received a severe cut
not dangerous blow from an eRPty box which
<ell upon him from the third story of andrews
L Weeks new briIding, on Monday.
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AUDITOR's OFFICE, n

AUDITORS OFFICE, Warren, Trlnbul County, o., December J. $780,
thereby certify the foregoing to b ea correct ISo Of n The Lands, Toyn Lots md Real
Property returned delinquent by the Tree ur Of said county in August. 1E6O. Except
those on whehh the take and penalty have since been aid) and that the foregsiHg des
Taxes OF TIL preceding year have been Ia ei correctly thereof, with thirty
per entum penary: to whch is died the Taxes oft he presently year
Notice is therefore hereby given, uatth he whole of the several tracts II Land, Town
LOTS md Real Property in said list auained, or so much the leofas viii be necessary to
pay the rxesand penalty charged thereon vii % sold at tie Court House In said county,
Q m The second Monday. Q4h eO Of January, Ie6l, hy the County Treasurer unless II
taxes and penalty are paid before that time
dsc5 -4T ORLOW L. WOLCOTT, County Audtor.
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Adjoining King d Brothers, and forming &
part of the same block. and of the same finish.
is a three story brick, 81 by II.
The basement is used as a storage room.
The first floor, is in one room, one side &C.
cupied by Mr.. Hunt, as a leather store, and
the other by E. H. Allison. for the sale of har-
ness. saddles, trunks dc. Mr.. Allison has
just moved in. and has a good stock in his line.
On the second floor, in front. is the Office of
DR.. Judson Davis, Eclectic Physician. The
west room is occupied by Mr.. Allison as a
Harness Mandatory, where he keeps a num-
Der ofhapds constantly employed.
The third floor is occupied throughout by
the Democrat Office, which We noticed two
weeks since.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12

Gas.

Gas.
Ar ordnance was passed By the Town coan-
ell at its last meeting, the provisions of which
are very favorable to any company who may
wish TO erect Gas Works in this town.
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EXECUTOR.S SALE.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

A DEFINE Ob BALE.
n In pursuance o { an order granted hF the Pro-
bate Court Of Trumbull County, O4io, I will offer FOR
sale At public auction on the
20h day Of December, i. D. 1860,
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. upon the premises, the following
described rs8l estate, situate ia said County ofTrum-
bull ami being about eight AMI no acres of land in
lots 8 and : in the Or. niger tract in the township Of
NersOn, bounded north by lands Of Joseph Williamsi
east by lands Of JohL Lang ey; south by lands Of the
Estate Of Sarah Bcrns, deceased. and west by the
Pymatuning Creek Appraised at S2j per acre
Terms Of sale, one third in hand. aud the balance in
two years from day Of sale with interest and security.
HILTON GRAHAM.
Administrator ofCArHARISE BUENs,
Nov 81, Is6O.4El BY A. YEoMASs, his Atty.
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Clsreland & Mahoning Railroad

s
Ea
TIME ~TABLE-No. II.
To take effect or and after November 2s. 1860.
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KING & BROTHERS.

The buildingjust finished by these gentle
men, is of brick, % by 65 feet. three stories
ed cut stone window caps. dc.
The basement Is occupied as a forge room,
for storage, DC.
The first floor as a %jewelry, watch and clock
store. The room is very handsomely finished,
the counter occupied by large glass show ca
ses, filled with rich ~jewelry, gold and silver
watches. gold pens, spoons, &c. dc. The
shelves on the south side are crowded with no.
tons. cutlery, musical instruments. dc, and
the north side is devoted to the exhibition of
clocks. In the rear, separated from the front
by a railing is the desk, safe, de-, and in one
corner IS a table for the use of a watch repair
er, who is always on hand.
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Dali RoAD NOTICE.

Dali ROAD NOTICE.
IL The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Ashtahula d New Lishsn Railroad Company will be
holden AZ Flremen'S Hal. in the village of AshtahHla,
on THURSDAY the 3rd day OF next, at ten
O'Clock a. NJ. for the election or officers. and for the
transaction Of other business. A punctuaI attendance
is requested. II. HUBBARD. President
Once of A. &. MI z. Z. Col said Company
AsLtahnIa. Dec. S. '6n-sH
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-12-12

NTOOL HOODSl-Zephyr, Opera
and Skating Hoods. also, Zephyr Wsrsteds,
Ladies' Skating Caters. Eubiss. &c, sc.
Warren Dry Goods Store.
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sTH0Yl TEATTEaNT.

We.ths und-r-ighri citizens of lrie e sg and ~
einitx ,haTt aEeL IL P-LaiIs Celebrated Cscsa k:u-
city with FICo. sIccsss. ia curi-g clrss-gs CO lac
Throat ans LuuEs, arl rake pleasure 10 rccotsmsnc-
Ing its Gse to t-4a Eic-1d as q spesEg ara s-s-tg1l
remedy. ruily Eor-hv Of public csl1is-sc-
James Thompson. &aek-S d~a8iltOn. =. Shiet
John &ying-s, Sr.J. W.Rygu- E.cL2sd Ross,
John T.. Tracy. R9tert Cochran. J + Case,
John W. M'baue- Daniel Bear. Daniel nHver.
John ". Hays. J-Ro,inscn. OK Biblrs.
John L Coghran. ". =. kiuderGe=ht. J. Noouer,
JOhs =. DUMAS, p. =. Barton, L.W. Caiycr,
Jshn 81. Warren. Alansou sherwood, VIM. u. NAV.
John S. RrsHn, w Co0psr, An. Tarte.l.
s. L. Forster, Joseph DesmGr, Z. A Bsnnett.
J. W. EulI, heuj. Grant. J. Saleshury,
Orvice Smith, Eurius A Hull, N Mayer,
@. Dumars, Thomas M'Kee. J L. Long.
H. o Root. W.M. CALI her, J. Robinson %,
Wilson King, Chas. e. .Kels1, SiIss II. finch.
Daniel Min-r, d. p ElsiEa. c. Howell,
e B Wright, SOLD Il E&i8
=. DAEl,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor Halls Nsw B1ild-
ing state 81 PRICE 315s - PEE BOfILE;
and Sold by AGENTS genrranv. Sold in y rrea b
Woods I Pew aud loyt q s.T4;tOn.
- Haan
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TRAINS LEAVE Sail lExp. a TRAINS LEAVE Exp. M.i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

which ended 10 the civil revolution of 1900.
The Republicans of that day. like the De-
mocracy Of this were stigmatized US disu-
nionists, but they nobly conducted the con-
test under the Constitution and saved our
political system. By like constitutional
struggle it is intended now to assert and es-
tablish the equality of the States as the only
basis Of Union and peace. When this OBJ
icct so national, so constitutional, SO just
shall be accomplished, the last cloud will
disappear from the American sky. and, with
common hands and hearts, the States and
the people will unite to develop the resour-
ces of the whole country, to bind 1t together
with the bonds Of intercourse and brother
hood. and to impel it onward III It's great
career. The Constitution and the Equality
of the States. These are symbols OF ever
lasting Union. Let these be the rallylng
cries OF the people.
| trust that this canvass will be conducted
without rancor and that temperate argu-
ments will take the place of hot words and
passionate accusations. Above all, ven
ture humhly to hope that Divine Providence,
to whom we owe our origin, growth, and all
our prosperity, will continue to protect our
beloved country against all danger, foreign
and domestic.
am, with great respect. your friend,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. G.. CUSHING, President OF the Democra-
tic National Convention.
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One Day Later from Europe.

QUEBEC, July 9.-Tbe steamship Palestln,
from Liverpool on the 9th, via Londonder-
ry on the 18th, has arrived here. Her adj
vices are unimportant.
New YORK, July S.-The steamer Etna,
from Liverpool on the 26sh, arrived here this
mornng.
The reported resignation of the Neapolitan
Ministry has TRANSFERRED, and commander
Spine!li had been called upon to join the new
Ministry.
Gen. Garbald had issued proclamation,
calling upon the clergy to second the revo-
luton. He had already enrolled 10000
volunteers, and another expedition of 4,0OO
was preparing to leave Genoa.
Advices from from Palermo state that the
official Gazette had published ii proclamation
by Il son of Gen. Benedict, calling upon the
army to rise against the Bourbons.
LoyDox, June 22.-The English funds
were heavy yesterday. \ new Sandman
loan was expected to be offered at Turn Tor
public subscri ption. The London Times
says the promised Sandman loan comes too
late.
\ meeting of the working classes was held
last night On Paddington Green 10 consider
the high prices. The resolutions, denounce
the present famine prices as the result oi
MONOPOLY and class legislation.
The Paris Seiclc declares the papal loan
contrary to the traditions OF the church.
The Palermo papers say that Garlbald'
lost upwards Of 500 men in the conflicts Of
the - h and 18th.
PARIS. Thursday The Monitcur publish
es convention between France and Eng land,
relative to II division 81 the captures in China.
GENOA, June 2Gih-GarbaId has decreed
the demolition OF Fort Castc!!amare, and the
First Division OF the Revolutionary forces
are dii ectcd toward Syracuse.
The correspondent of the London Herald
says that the greatest cndeavors are beng
made by the Nca poitan government to III
duce Victor Emanuel to accep! offers OF
friendship from the King Of Naples, and
that the grant Of i Constitution to Naples Is
NJ the instigation Of Napoleon.
Tie movements of Garilaldi, however, are
more rapid than diplomacy, and should he
march upon Naples, the fall Of the Bourbon
dynasty is certain. The contemplated at,
tack on Messna would only be useless
sacrifice OF life, as the garrison is hemmed
IN, and cannot get out Of their forts; but
If Naples fails. Messina falls, as IL matter ot
course.
CoMuneclAL.- LlyrRrooL, June 23.-Cot-
ton closed dull, but steady, Sales for three
DAYS %. 0OO bales.
Breadstufs were quiet, but steady.
Provisions dull.
COnsvl> for account %
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Later from thu Pacific.

FAYETTEVILLE, ARx., July 9.--The Over
land California Mail of the 18th ultimo has
arrived.
The sloop-of-war Cyane sailedon the same
day for Panama.
Mr.. Logan, Democrat. has been elected to
Congress from Oregon BY $50 majority. The
Legislature stands thus: Democrats favor
ing Senator Lane and Fusion Democrats, u,
Fusion Republicans, Il. This IS according
to Democratic source. 1t is believed that
it will result in the election Of Mr.. Baker,
the Republican, and an anti Lecompton man,
to the Senate.
The Pony Express has been re-eStablished
It starts on the 22d.
The steamer John l., Stephens sails on
the 20ih with 81 100000 in gold for New
York.
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G 0 rIEI z CIAL.
Alexandria Market, July 8.

The market Continue. inactive, with very linn
trt receipts. and light demand. Very little do
IL. in four outside of thc city demand. and no
change IN prices. In wheat, we have nothing
ncs 30 note \ cargo of new red was received "n
Saturday 10y Mr.. q H. k.binson, for which zoe
VA, offered h2t refused. Germ IL dull and nn.
changed. In Rye ani Oats. there is nothing do
mz Wool j. rou,ias in freely, aud the market Is
active Al quotations given on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

A New EscrAcNr-The French Academy
of Sciences has just received inflammation OF
a new e-culent Of the tubcrcular kind, called
Schicomo, which grows in the neig hbor-
hood OF Cuenza, New Granada. It isa shrub,
growing to tie height Of about three !eet IL
roots produce two sorts Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nearest the surface are vclow!st aud bitter.
and are used only in propagation; the second
are situated much deeper, and are white, Jul
cy, sweet, and edible raw. The Schcama
will bear cold weather extremely well, and
NAV, therefore. lie easily introduced into f.u-
rome and the United States, rs Il rival or The
beet, since it is ali annual. and richer III
sugar.
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iy It u. (

NTOTlGE.-.Owinc to i'll health, | have retired
y from business. and sold my stock Of BOOTS
and SHOES 10 Mr. Henry {. Field who will con
,inuc the business mt the stand occupied by myS@!
for the. past twelve wears. | return my grateful
thanks 70 nay friends aud the puhli, 10: the iihe
IA! patronage extended to ne, and ask Tor my
successor. thorough workman. AMI worthy gen
tleman. a continuation Of the favorS accorded TO
me. believing that he Will conduct the business
A. not 70 ,lctract from the reputation enjoyed ~
,,.ruf,rturer l.. \. CROSS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

The CHESAPEAKE AND Ouio CANAL dur
ing the month of June obtained an income
from tolls of Sl2,5O0 During the week
commencing the lst OF July the returns from
tolls for ascending articles were $l3G; for
coal, grain and other articles descending the
tolls were S4.97l: in all, S5.401. This was
paid BY l671 boats, OF which about 100 were
freiyhted with coal We understand the
navigation Of the canal is unrestricted
throughout.
In CONNECTION with the trade on the canal
we NAV remark that the dredging OF the
western channel Of the Potomac river above
the Long Bridge is progressing to compile
tion in \ most satisfactory manner. Sc
cnnd Gu, has been made aHording additional
Width and Il depth Of eighteen feet. On
Thursday tie barkantine Ephra'm Williams
Cantuin johnson, IA vessel Of large d!men-
sions and drawing fourteen and half feet,
with six hunt!rcd tons Of Cumberland coal
Oh board, taken in at the Georgetown coal
shining dock, and mammoth cannon cast
at PITTSBURGH for delivery at Oid Point
Comfort. passed down, with two feet of wa
ter to pare. business at the Western
wbarycs and at Georgetown III shipping coal
is quite brisk.-Nat. mt
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RlGTS AED SHOES.

TsiHE undersigned having purchased OF j \.
Gross. his entire stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
would most respectfully inform his friends and The
public. that he intends to continue me ia3H"'"rt":e
If every variety rt BOOTS aud SHOES, ana VIII
keen con stuliy Oh hand full a>sortnent OF every
thing in his line lapIc TO the taste ri rT-ry "he
50 ll!a, the most lastidiou> need not Leave .he
Store without purchasing. lie intends TO sell Ms
work At S:u,.ll profits to cash or run"iHal credit
eu,tomers--uuue others need apply as his very
limited capital will hot allow him to give long
credit.
TO CUSTOM WORK, he Intends TO devote his
undivided attention, make it Of the best materials
and NJ short notice, sud tatters himself that ne
can get it up in as good style rs any o"e ~ the
same business.
lie hopes by,,s,ric astoat.on to business, to merit
and rcc,iv. continuance OF the very h"cr4i pa
tr.nare heretofore bestowed on his esteemed pre-"
ao...Sor Call at X. !. Cross old stand. M. u,
1:;.>'< 'tr.e, HENRY c. FIELD,
"a - Successor 10 r. y. Cros@.
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rhe Fourth of July was duly celebrated
, .ha patriotic citizens of Warrenton, Va.
w. sne military companies paraded, Capt
r ~" Black Horse troop, and Capt Marr's
rr.rron,on Rifles. The latter company re-
,;raJ . six flag, presented through the
lads " Vim. K. Smith, esq, with an eIo-
'~ar, speech, 10 which Capt. Mari made Il
;,ca and patriotic reply. The Declare
,:n Il Independence, with appropriate in
,..,o.tnry remarks, was read by I. e. Pol
49,, an and the Grafton, an able, inter
.,,;es and eloquent one, was delivered by
Tan John 5. Prndieton.
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The lew York Herald says: There is to
le no change in the Sandman mission. Mr..
Laniels will probably remain until the close
~ hi. administration. The President has
no idea Of making this mission iuii one
although Congress gave him the discretion
arv power. lie says he sees no necessity tor
.urh action ut the present time.
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New Wharf.-The first cargo of New
Wheat, OF the season. was received on Sat
dar last by Mr. Geo II. Robinson. Ii was
red and of fine quality. and grown on the
farm Of Mr.. John Reid, OF WeStmoreland.
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There is much talk about Park IL Ba!ti-
more We wish there could be Il Park IN
the town people could
walk on turf, r2ciine under the shade OF
trees, enjoy the cool brcczcs from the river,
and have some Of the advantages that be-
long to Parks in closely built cities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

President Buchanan having III letter ["
the Queen expressed desire to receive the
Prince of Wales personally in Washington,
h. viii v>i, that city, and the most impor-
tent and interesting localities in the United
>.at.>. accommodated by the Duke Of Newcas-
Il. End otner<. The Prince has also accept
Of IN invitation from the city of New York.
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DISTRTBtrIUN OF SLAN ES.--t'rdvr au-
IL thori>r Of & decrct2! order OF the lion Cir
cult Co ,rt Of Fairfax County. Va, we shall pro-
ccei 10 distribute the Slaves of which James
li,xhan. late Of Fairfax County, died possessed.
Under Ibis decree the Slaves are not - be dis
truutea by the undersigned, ont OF the members
Of the family, who are entitled 10 distribution.
The distribution vii! take place on Tuesday, the
In,l of Jrly ensuing at Cats Tavern. West End,
ut . o'ciork of that day, when and where those in
te:e.t ed are required t" attend
CHRISTOPHER NEAhE, Con'rs
ALFRED MOSS.
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letters from Vera Cruz give the details Of
the news from that portion Of Mexico. 1t
"a, though, tha, battle had been fought at
tca ialaiara between the troops Of Ogazon
end Miramop, but no particulars are furn-
i.b..!. Slr. McLane mad been sick with
NEURALGIA but had perfectly recovered. The
steamer Wave. which was prominent IN the
:larin iilibustcr expedition, was totally
WRECKED on the bar Of Tu,pan on the eth
ult. The Spani-h brigand Cohos still con
;inued to rayage the lower portion OF the
State o. LuaXaca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

n17~ FOR NEURALGIA. NERVOUS HEAD
ache, Rheumatism. Govt, NUm5neS:, Partial Pa
valysis and Loss Of Sleep, use tae cclehlate4
TOLU ANODYNE. For every species Of Throat
or Lung Difficulties. from taat Of Sore Throat 4"
extreme Consumption. use the | NV hHSAL
Cough REMEDY. We say 10 all, try thcm;
and in purchasing or bctor, purchasing call for
and read the tnj,hlc which i, full description
of all plans Patients will find III them every
thi,,, +. s,rcurthcn confidence " 7--lGclw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-10

1NR. JOHN NJ. GAINES having located in Al.
~ cxandria, offers his professional services to
the public. Hi may ut all times be found either
in his Office, or al the Mansion House, when not
professionally engaged
IgSs- Ottice, No 5, 5. L. corner Of Washington
and King streets. jy 9-d3m
IS CCkWiEAT.-Al lot Of Seed Buckwheut, iu
- store, and for sale BY
jy q WHEAT i BRO.