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AUCTION SALES.

| J. j. MOORE-AUcrIosEER,N NORFOLK, VA.
TINE CARGO OF THE BARK LONE STAR,
i directfrom Bordeaux, France, will be sold at
auction in the Custom House, at Norfolk, at IL
o'clock, ON THE SIXTH DAY OF JUNE, 1860,
and will continue every day until the entire cargo
is disposed of.
This enterprise is we'll worthy of the patronage
of every merchant who is in favor of direct i'm
portation to Southern ports, and is the commence
ment of a trade which we hope will be perma-
nent one between Bordeaux and other French
ports and this city. The cargo consists Of
s ssS Baskets ss,ss Champagne.
500 cases Claret
20 do White Wine
casks do do
2 do Red do
l07 cases Yarmouth
% do Btters
80 do Burgundy, (Volnay, Chambertin,
Sautenay,l &c
80 bbls. Vinegar
33packages Brandy
200 cases superior Olive Oil
IL do of Crockery, China and Porce-
lain Ware
Tea sets, Ornaments, Vases, Turesns
Dithes, Butter Coolers, Toys, DC
cases Of Drugs and Chemicals
% do Toilet Soaps, Poma,ums, Cos
metics
Vermicelli, Maccaroni, Tapoca.
MILLINERY.-Lace and Embroidered Under
sleeves, Capes, Cloaks, Lace, and Muslin Dresses,
Artificial Flowers, Chenille, Ur brellas, Parasols.
Cloths, Blankets Marseilles Quilts, Shoes
Hats, Autographs.
JEWELRY.-Bracelets, Necklaces, Combs, Ear
Rings, Rings, Brooches, Breast Pins, dc.
UPHOLSTERY.-A large and varied assort-
ment of Upholstery and Paper HangngS.
Tobacco Fertilizer, Grind Stones
Preserved Vegetables and Soups
"a bbls yellow and red Ochre, and Shoe
Backing
60 bbls. Whiting
3C7 do Cement
Fire Brick, cases Vevay Segsrs
Slate for Roofing, Slate Msntes.
TERMS ALI sums under $l00 cash without
discount over 500, 4 months, approved paper.
]. J. MOORE i CO., Auctioneers.
Norfolk. Va, my 29-dtS
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.

DUBLlSllEO at Augusta, ia. On the 26t'
L Of Ma, will be issued the first number Of the
second volume Of the SOUTHERN FIELD AMI
FIRESIDE. The most distinguished Southerr
writer's will alorn its columns, constituting an
unrivalled galaxy of talent. Longstreet, SimmS.
Kennedy, Cooke, Turner, Thompson, Ingraham
and lIaync: also, the most popular writers of the
South and especially many Lady writer's Of cs
tlhli.hcd literary reputation, will contribute to
the forth coming volume. Judge l.ongstrcet will
furnish i; series Of GEORGIA SCENES, never
before published.
The Second Volume will open with Tale by
John E5;an Cooke. author Of "'rhc Virginia Come.
dams NC. entitled THE PRIDE OF FAL
LING WATER"-a Tale of the Old French War
of 1855.
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTIONS So Il wear, in ad-
vance. All papers are stopped III the expiration
Of the tim. PAL for No order for the paper at
tended to unless accompanied 10y the money.
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.
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STATE ELECTION.

CLARKE CoUNrY.--No opposition to Judge
Parker
Province Mccormick, Commonwealth's
Attorney, and James W. Ryan, Sheriff. with
out opposition.
James w. Johnson, Commissioner of
Revenue, johnson GOWN. G. kennerly
272. The latter was the Democratic nom-
nee.
The Democratic nominees for county off,
ces in Frederick, Berkely, and Morgan were
all elected.
In Orange County, Lewis B. Williams
Commonwealth Attorney, James L. Robin
son, Sheriff, and Richard Richards, Commis-
sioner Of the Revenue, were elected without
opposition.
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COMMUNICATED,

"Hender therefore to all, their dues-hon-
or 70 whom HONOR becomes al exceedingly
pleasant duty, when we may make mention
Of such beautiful facts rs the late Concert
and Exhibition by the Young ladies OF " emit
worth Female Seminary afford us; the pro-
Feeds Of which were contributed to the sup
port and education Of an orphan in our
Asylum.
Credtahle alike, both to preceptor and
pupils, as were those Interesting exercises,
and sincere a. is the homage we lnvoluntarl-
" accord TO highly cultivated talent, a deep
er. warmer sentiment pervadeS our hearts,
when we see youth and beauty dedicatins
those talents to the cause of philanthropy
and 1eneyoeuce.
We cannot but congratulate the Principal
on his brilliant success, aud the pupils, that
both heart and mind arc thus cultivated.
"
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Presbyterian General Assembly, 0. S.

ROCHESTER,, May 3O.-Rey. DR.. Thornwe;
and Rev. Mr.. Dickson were adopted depu.
ties to the Synod Of Evangelical Churches to
be held in France.
The revised book of Discipline was recon-
mitted to be reported at the next General
Assembly.
A considerable portion of the afternoon
was spent in devotional exercises.
The Assembly was then dissolved.
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FOOLS,
ADMIT ONE.

7, ie rumoted, and we nave too much req
- fear 18th entire correctness, that In
,sanre toi the refusal on the part of the
cannon Council to allo:7 gas free of cost to
~ W ,lszandria Library Company, that asso-
nv :a,;nn has determined to pack the Lyceum
Hall tonight, With persons entitled to pass
- under these tickets, and then Introduce
.'t,v;s .ddums." THE Fool KILLER. We
al mon me authorities to prevent this wan
.on slaughter Of unotfending people. Let
,harsideG men put an immediate stop to it.
or the wisdom Oh the city & i'll its gravity,
- awe this bold man FROM the accomplish
,aant Of his bad designs, Let the combined
.r;lence Of the peoples wisdom-the Coun
- Court and the City Council-be present
- show the infatuated lecturer how useless
i .neh lecture in such a city. Let sensi-
HE people fill the hall early in the evening,
,,,w5 the fools out. and there will be no
DANGER. Otherwise we demand In the name
IS rhe public safety. that the 10th regiment
h. called out to surround the Lyceum Hall
t,uyht. and preycnt the unwary holders OF
,ba,e tickets from being hurried To their des-
,rncl;on. Once in the hall, it is all over with
,bem-they will laugh themselves to death.
O.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Atan adjourned meeting Of the Board of Alder
n.n held Wednesday evening" May 3Oth, 1860,
iere were present.
>r. Bryan, in the Chair.
Messr.. Kinzcr Barton, Simpson, Reid and Caz-
euovc.
On motion of Mr. Cazcnove, the Revenue hill
was taken up. On the second reading Of the bill,
Mr. Bryan moved to insert after the words credits
in he first clause Of the 1st sector, except the
bonds .; the Corporation" which was i"st-thc
blanks W, re l.cI. the 27th joint rule suspended,
the hill had it. third reading was put upon its
pa>Sa e and passed.
TN, Board ad ,ourncd to NEE. IN Thursday ght.
Tnx,c. c. POWELL. Clerk
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE.
Reaping and Moving Machine.
FOR 1860.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

THE SUPERIORITY OF KIRBY'S AMER
| i ICAN HARVESTER, over all others, will
become more obvious by looking at its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate excellencies are combined
in one MACHINE, in the mos; simple and efec
tive manner. In some of these eXcellcncles it is
entirely unequalled, and in none of them is it sur
passed While other MACHINES may equal it
in some of its desirable qualities, can safely
say there is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE EXCELLEN-
CIES that are found combined in k1RBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers to the
following facts:
l. That-This is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper in use; better than any single
mower as a mower, and better than any single
reaper as reaper.
2. That-It is the strongest and the lightest; be-
ing made entirely OF Irou, except pole, seat and
platform. The finger bar is of wrought angle
iron, OF great strength and lightness.
3 That--It has d Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
" separate the cut from the grass, and with
out leaving the cut grass in lunches.
That-lT REQUIRES oSE-THIRD LESS DRAFT
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That-No PREssURE IS MADE UPON THE HoR
sEs' NECKs, AND 80 SIDE DRAFT.
g. That-Its ability TO work on rough ground
is not equalled by any machine yet Produced
The fnger-bar working up and down, inderen
dent Of the driving wheel, enables the machine to
go through deep burrows and bitches, among stones
and boys, over knobs and gopher hills. where no
other machine could follow it. 1t will work from
2 to Is inches high
T. That--It can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
s. That-In both moving and reapng, the po-
sitons of the driver and raker are the most conye
nicnt and easy, enabling then to do their labor
with but little eyertion.
That-WhiIc the machine is in motion the
driver can, by means Of lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear. and by another lever he can
raise and lower the finger bar to pass distractions,
or move from field to field.
TO- That-It is easily managed marvelously
simple we'll built compact, not liable to get out of
order made Of the best materials, Babbet, metal
boxes, and is furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete.
We would request all those who are in want of
a REAPER and MOWER, to send for 4 Circular
descriptive of the MACHINE, &c, before making
other arrangements The MACHINES are in all
eases warranted to give satisfaction, or 40 SALE
Manufactured by b. NJ. OsEoRSs i Co., l45,
Pratt street, Baltimore. Address
kNON i BRO, General Agents
ap 2S-eo2m for Alexandria Va.
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}sssass a BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
s:I= FOR SALE.--I am authorized to dispose
of, at private sale, that desirable three >story
BRICK DWELLING, on the east sido Of Wash
ington street, between Calaeron and Queen, built
and occupied by benjamin llallowell.
Tho lat is about ~ feet front Washington
street. running back l23 feet ) inches to the mid
die of the square.
The house is ID feet front, divided by hall y
feet wide two rooms on each side on the first floor,
four chambers in each of the second and third
stories, and three in the attic the whole finished
in the handsomest style, and furnished with water
and gas, and every convenience of cellar, closets,
pantry, &c, .kc., that could be devised, by the
owner Tor the convenience of his o~m family.
The building was erected in 1875. and is in
as good condition as the day it was first occu.
pied, AMI is only sold, because not now required
for use by the proprietor.
A small portion only Of the purchase money
will be required in cash; a considerable portion
will he taken in public securities stocks; and
the residue may remain unpaid for several years,
with security on the property.
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing, can examine
the house throughout ut any time, by calling on
the subscriber, is the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, applyto
9Th mo 21-eo2m R. II. MILLER.
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.s..-,..,., 1<
>Lr S5srs : ~
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
The Matbodist General Conference.

BUFFALO, May 30th.-At the meeting OF
the Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church to-day, the report of the Book Com
m!ttee was received 1t recommends that
when an officer Of the General Conference Is
found without employment, by the failure OF
IA periodical or other enterprise, that he shall
be at the disposal of the appointing power.
The affairs of the Book Concern are repor-
ted as being in Il tlourlshing condition. Inc
sale Of the books will soon reach million IN
number annually.
A minority report was presented, recon
mending the establishment of Il branch Book
Concern, at San Francisco.
The Committee on Education reported that
the number of literary institutions was
but little less than one hundred, employ
ine four hundred teachers, with sixty thou
sand scholars The property was valued at
$4,000 900. The report recommends that
help be rendered to needy young men, who
are anxious To fit themselves tor the MIN
istrv; also the formation of an Educational
Society for the Methodist T. Church, and
that the Annual Conference be divided into
seven educational districts. 1t also recon-
mends the formation of auxiliary education
al societies, for the collection OF funds, and
for other purposes. The report was adopted;
The Slavery report was taken up, ana
Rev. Mr.. Dempste spoke i'll favor OF the
third resolution.
The Conference adjourned without action
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Baltimore Cattle Market, May 81

BEEF CATrLE--Thc offerings al the scales to-day
reached $50 bead, Of which number 40 were dri-
ven TO Philadelphia and New York, and the bal
aucc taken by Baltimore butchers at prices rang
iny from -. 30 to 1925. Average price Sl.1O
Hocs.-Sales are making ii from SI.23YSo
r 100 lbs, as To quality
SnEEp.-SaleS from - Ia 81 = Zoe ihs. gross.
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MARRiED.

At Mount Airy" Loudoun County, Va, b. the
Rev. DR.. Haynes, Miss ANGELINA McEklGH,
daughter OF Jesse McNcigh, decd, to Dir. J. b.
RUST, of Warren County, Va.
On Wednesday evening, May 3d. by the Rev.
Andrew Robey, Mr.. TURNER GALLEHER,
to Miss JANE D. JACOBS, eldest daughter OF
CAPTAIN r. ?. Jacobs, all Of Loudoun.
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Death of Judge P. Y. Daniel.

RIcuNoSD, May 3l.--Judge Peter V.
Daniel, Of the Supreme Court, died in this
city tu-tiay
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i board, to consist of Surgeon Charles
McDougalI, Assistant Surgeons John +.
Hammond and John Campbell, medical de-
partmcn5. viii assemble at West Point, \.
Y, on Monday the llth day of June, 1860,
TO examine into the physical qualifications
of the candidates for admission into the Mil
itary Academy
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Mr.. Everett's Lotuer of Acceptance.

BosroS. May 3l.--At the Union Ratifca-
ton meeting at Faneuil Hall, Tomorrow a
letter will be read from Hon. Edward Ever
cit, accepting the nomination rs Vice Pre-
sldent.
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There ia TO doubt but that the wheat crop
il large portion of Virginia and Ken
lucky, has been most seriously injured by
the ioiat worm, and that the favorable anti
cipa.ions early in the spring, vii! be dlSap-
rn;pra8.
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COMMUNICATED.

D1.BoL1cAL PLor.-Neat cards were in
.,nla,ion Yesterday under the auspices of
80 alexandria Library Company, and placed
" no hands of respectable booksellers for
); .,;bution, inscribed
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From Pixies Peak.

ST.. JosEpn's, Mo, May 30.-The Pixies
Peak Express arrived to-day from Denver
city on the 24th The mining operations
had fairly commenced. In Gregory's Dig
gings. most Of the gulches were paying from
s. to $50 per day to the man.
But little was doing i'll the quartz and
lead mines.
Rich discoveries Of boulder diggings had
been made They are SAID to be the most
valuable known.
The great excitement is that created by
the discovery at the head waters OF the Ar
kansas, where the gulches are reported to be
Welding from S25 to 500 per day to the
man. The miners are leaving by thousands
for that locality. There is too much snow
ON the ground, and the weather too cold,
however, for successful operations.
The report that the Sioux Indians are
irving trouble on the Platte river is discred-
tied. A returned expedition Of the ARA
pahoes against the Utah Indians, brought Il
lew scaips and hundred ponies.
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NEW YORK Nav 3l.-FIour is heavy and firm
State s.. GOA, $3.50 Ohio S3.g00 :G.0j: Southern
S5.SOG1 S6.25 Wheat is firm and dull. Corn IN
dull aid easier mixed 62W 624. Beef is quiet.
Pork is dull and heavy. Lard is firm at ll5W
lie MhisknY Is s,ealv nj PC.
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G. o N a Z Z { / 4 j.
The Markets.

BALrInonr May 3l.-Fi"ur is firm, and has an
advancing tendency; Howard street 50 62!.-
Wheat is quiet; red 1900 i37c.; white l5uGs L6Oc.
Corn steady; sales Of 10000 huShcls-white 1O(5
73c.; yellow 6ICt66c. Provisions are quiet and
unchanged. Wniskcy is steady at2l re.
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re- LOSS OF SLEEP.--if there is anything
more wearing to both mind and body than loss ut
sleep, or if any difficulty or disease can ne oienrr
traced 10 other than loss o. sleep, then experience
has lost its power or Sidney Smith, the great
English Physiolog,st IS not TO he relied upon. vi
this. let the experience of thousands answer and
,rv the TOLL AN0DYNE, and they will be Tea.
dy to endorse the remark OF one ri the trends 81
the propretors. who writes, were the dlrecuohS
to he covered with sovcrcignS 10 purchase w"n'@
not be without it," This all will c&perlrrcc hy rs
use. See ADVERTISEMENT and call Tor pamrniciS'
NY 2N-d&niw
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BEST KIND OF INSURANCE WITH PRO-
FITS. WITHOUT LIABILITY.

rE1l undersigned, ami j. c. d }. X. LEWIS,
/ rcpr. sent over len MILLIONS FOR IN
DEMNlTY ON LIVES AND PROPERTY in
Alexandria, Georgetown. and Washington, ut the
lowest rates and with dividends to policy holders
annually. Persons desiring Insurance will find
it much t. their interest to examine this plan.
M" Ole 492. Seventh ST.. Washington, d. C..
References in Alexandria. Bayne & ca, GRAY,
Miller Il Co., Francis l.. Smith, esq, John I.
Creighton. esq. J. c. LEWIS.
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NOTICE To OWNERS OF DOGS.


: LII PERSONS HAVING DOGS are hereby
!, notified 10 apply to the Auditor for Licenses
on or before tho tn instant The law, as "u-
'A"r!lad by lato act of Assembly, Will he strictly
el'croed against all who fail to comply with the
Soove requirements
je l-dl0t r. VI. MCCORMICK, Auditor.
NHGNAC BRANDY; Port Wine; Sherry do. OF
- superior quality. bottled expressly for medlc'-
"al USE aud for sale by
J. WILLIAM BOWLING.
Je 90 corner of Prince and Fairfax SITS
DRUGGISTS GLASS WAR Z; Fluid and
- Green Glass Walls aud Bottles, of all kinds,
"f sale by he PEEL STEVENS.
/. AN constantly receiving additions TO NY
: stock Of Coal aud Kerosene Oil LAMPS,
Thlch | ain prepared 10 sell low.
Je II. |. GREGORY.
T. BBLS. Patent Cut Loaf, c. Extra. and yell
~ low Coffee Sugar just received and tor sale
D. lie j. +. DOUGLASS.
NJ lADDW GLASS! WINDOW GLASS;!
~ 4 large lot Of Window Glass, just received
u" Tor Sole by Ijs PEEL L STEVENS.
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LECTURE ON FOOLS BY MoZIs AL

DUMS.-Thc Committee on Lectures OF the Al
exandria Library Company, announce with plea
sure that DIX. q. ". BAG3I, (Mo2is Aidnms J
will deliver hiS.lcciurc on FOOLS 1T the LrcEtn
HALL, ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, June
1st, at 8 o'clock
Tirk,ts Of Admission 25 cents. TO be obtained
II the Book Stores OF Mes>rS. John II. Parrot.
Robert Bell, James EntwisIc i Son, and Geo +.
French, and at the door the night Of the lecture
my 3l--itI
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U. q. r. G. r. 4.
HUNNEW ELLIS UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY,

For all Throat and lang Complaints, from
Common Coughs to actual Consumption.
TUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
II TOLU ANODYNE, the natural and sure
remedy for all Nervous Complaints, from Neural
gia through all cases where Opium was ever used
to that OF Delirum Tremens, and the common
chief cause of disease, the Loss of Sleep. The
Tolu Anodyne, though containing not particle
Of Opium produces all the requirements of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, anu
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from all
the common objections of Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea DRIP ostration,) may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
paints, and used with perfect impunity. Asking
al to court from propretors or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and read
ing of our pamphlets to be found with all dealers,
and more particularly to purchase only OF those
who can be depended upon, wait in confidence
the decisions of Patients and Physicians.
"Prices within reach of all"
General Agents.. w. HUNNEWELL CO.,
l. s Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNNEWELL, 145 Water street, New York
Under the special supervision of JOHN H. HUN
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutst, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the corks OF the
genuine only, and to whom address all COMMUNE
cations. For sale by all respectable dealers every
whero. PEEL i STEVENS. Agents,
And by all dealers in Alexandria.
an 3-eot Dec 10, 60
FOWLE CO., Alexandria, Va,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
/ KINDS OF
FERTILIZERS.
Have now on hand, and will continue to receive
direct from the Lsiands their usual full supply Oh
NO l WANG o ANO.
Also,
soMBRERO GUAFO,
Direct from the Island Of Snmbrero. Iney are
sole agents for this article in this city.
They have also OH hand,
COLUMBIAN GUANO.
A. A. and A. MEXICAN GUAN0.
ELIDE ISLAND, or
CALIFORNIA GUAN0.
JARVIS ISLAND, or
AMERICAN GUAN0.
AFRICAN GUAN0.
All of which thoy prepared to furnish. as
heretofore, at rs low rates they can be had in
any market in the country.
feb 9-eott
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z..- The Ladies Of st. paul's Church. viii
hoIda STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, and sale Of
FANCY ARTICLES. at SAHErTA HALL. ON
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY,
from 4 to 10, P. II.
Donations will be received at the Hall. the
MORNINGS nf the above DAYS my 2S--5t
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MCCORMICK
REAPER AND MOWER,

HIGHLY IMPROVED FOR ls6O.-3,000
IL ALREADY IN USE IN THE UNITED
STATES, ALL GIVING THE BEST Salts
FACTION Notice is respectful given that we
have been appointed by Messrs. MCCORMICK
BRO, AGENT for the sale of their Machines, for
1860. The
MCCORMICK REAPER AND MOWER
is offered to the Farmer, for 1860, so greatly i'm
proved as will be found fully to meet his wants as
u REAPER and as MOWER SO modified in its
construction as to be the only COMPLETE MA
CHINE for the purpose. The horse Machine,
whilst cutting swarth six inches wider than for
merly, and the smaller Machine seven inches
wider than past seasons are altogether NARROWER,
LIGHTER an / STRONGER, and will run much easier,
with no material side draft. This cannot be we'll
understood without being seen, but is neverthe-
less so, and 50 guaranteed.
That no farmer shall have to rely on his own
Judgment entirely, in purchasing, We say to all, If
you buy Il Machine of US, and it fails TO render
satisfaction, when operated according to plain
printed instructions furnished with the Machine,
il NAV he returned. With this distinctly under
derstood, anything we might say in praise of the
Machine, would seem like wasting words. We
furnish them at Baltimore City prices, delivered
either from Baltimore or Alexandria.
va. Orders and communications will receive
our prompt attention
ADDISON, WALLACE & CO.,
No. Is King ST., opp. Knox Bro.
my l9-e01m
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INFANTS HAIR BRUSHES: Teeth. Nail. ana
| Shaving do; Bazns Aromatic Vinegar ani
Toilet Pow,lcr-rect wed aud Tor sale 10y
j WILLIAM BOWLING.
:. 60 .nrnnr ~ E.lirl.lN and Princt strncts.