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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

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5%iinouna, Sfrnpbetn unb 2ungenfetl-G nts in.
puma; le 2 an Darnaiht. Salsbrdune,
Saul>Balaiunt. 0~aaenfeber, llnterleibs
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3 an llnfdIen, 0odcnbett, 3ubr, Iafetr
unb MltersIdhpadle; je 4 an 8Gpf WaIers
iud,t, iYpbbicm Sieper, StrnsGntsanbuna IL.
Gcudhbuten; ie 5 an Substitute, Catarrhal,
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StuerpeDr auf bic Yrpbe ileQen.
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ihaft Der Srdu WsiS auf Der Ode Der Wul.
brrrY> uno 91rfltraee 3u elmer SdlIaerei;
balO trifienen biz YOlijiltn @bits unf
eea9ue uns %perbaftetrn ben Spbn Bottom aul
rie @nflase, ben Iltert !Sedt nit einem
Dfehsr aeid,ntlten Su baben, unb ben Heoc,
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usult9ennerann's 9apen tn Nr.1O2, Hprp,
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minal prcsef:s purcen ms Wetin9nib &C.
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bent Sptn Stepart bon Nr. III, Sarak
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gestart, Der cen SAINTS Ser3ulcn in @,t>
Yaltimorefr. nit einem Teeermeler anSs>
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Exports.

-steamship Gayane--l hf. Dbl pecans
and sundr.es
NARVA, Russia--Bark II A Ltch6eld-lS62 bis
cotton
LIVERPOOL-Bark Mary Ann-l74s bales cot
ton 5000 slaves 1883 SKIS corn 3008 feet lumber
BELIZE, Hon-Schr Electric-ie 900 feet lum-
her
APALACHICOLA-Sch Walter Smith, bbls
whisky $50 bbls -four and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Olive Branch-Sundry
mdse
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Imports.

Steamship Lzzie-2l bales cot.
ton Lehman, Newgass &co-5 do Elder 3 Lyon-4
J p higgins &c0-2 Forcheimer Bros-l V Pessou
sundries TO order-Total 80 bales cotton
HAVANA-Brig Mary Hinds-50 hhds of mo-
lasses 4l0 bxs $50 hhds sugar A Couture eco
M0BILE-Steamer Mary-2O bales OF cotton to
Hy Won Phul jr &co-sundries to order
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selma-20 bales cotton
Scott Bros do Battle 4 Noble-sundries to or
der
MFSSINA-Bsrk Uman-243 csks wine 1000 bxs
oranges 1909 bxs lemons G Pirandello
PALERMO-5ark Frsncisca-lO45 bxs lemons
1O4O bxs oranges 354 pkgs paste l2i csks wine to
PrandellO
PHILADELPHIA-Ba Elwood Cooper-Astd
mdse
BOSTON via Steamship st Louis
Astd mdse
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- Memoranda.

The tovbOat Harry Wright Capt Wright. while
going down the river with the chip Loreozo and
bark Harris 10 tow, run into the bank during
heavy fog on the night of the 18th inst, about 10
miles below the city. The ship Lorenzo is now
aground in nine feet water. The Harris sustained
eight damage and returned to the city for repair.
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NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. o. Mall Route between New Orleans,
Western L ouisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Fsryboat viii leave the foot Of St. Ann street,
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at TX connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agers at sA.M
Shippers and eonsgnees Of freight by giving notice TO the
New Orleans Tran Company Camp and Common
Streets have their goods received delivered in part
Of the city reduced rates Of drayaga
Freghts for stations the road for landings the Teehe
opelousss deliverable New Iberia St Martins
Vile, received da Sundays excepted from to p H.,
at the foot Of St Ann street.
Feght for all points Bayou Lafcurche, between Laba
deve and LOckpor for Belanger Canal and for Houma
will be received and transported through via Rsceand La
Terrebonne stations through Seambos rates
An outward freight payable at the time Of shipment and
all inward freight on delivery
q. W. z. BAILEY,
Superintendent.
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Monday. March Ieth. 1855.
APrRexInArror PKrxEs:


approximation prses Of $50 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of the Number
drawing the $1,000 prize ............. 80. S17u
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for tbs nine
naming units Of the ten OF the number
drawing the S20,OO0 prize A7e
. approximation prizes Of SlO0 each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $500 prise are................... l,W
. approximation prizes Of $50 each for the nine
naming units Of tina ten Of the NUMBER
drawing the 5000 prise srs.................. l,SD
. approximation przes of Sl0o each for the nine
naming units Of the same ten Of she Bunbu
drawing the 5000 prise ars..... 49,. .....-.. ~
approximation primes Of 800 each for the nine
naming units Of the ten Of The number
drawing the 5000 prise sre...........-....... W
Approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
unite Of the same ten Of thd number drswngths
tiob prfzes lAuo
rss pri.ss amounting 10. 80. sE
whole tcksts 81; Halves ss casr.sr IS: KghtAA 81 %.
Prises payable IN fall without deduction.
Orders for Tickets in this splendid sches VIII be careful
answered mall and the drawings with
plantation Of the result Of each hvesnszk M
OHAs T.. howard Licensed Dealer,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Lock Boz elz Post Omoe New Orleans.
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Steamship st Louis, Sears, from Boston, 10th
ult via Havana, to Creevy, Nickerson &co-
LIST district
Steamship Lizzie. Fletcher, from Pensacola, to
Rogers &co-Basin
Brig Mary Kinds, Hastings, from Havana, to A
Couture &co-2d district ID
Br bark : Harris, Daniel, hence for Liverpool,
returned in DISTRESSED district AZ
Bark ElwOod Cooper. Flitner, 80 days from Phila-
delphia, TO FOsdick &co-lst district AZ
oesk Uiusn, Anderson, from Messlna, TO L U n
randello-Point
Italian bark Frarcsca Valla, from Palermo, to P
Pirandello I'D district Is
Lueger Salvador, Milton, from Riceland, to mas
ter-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Stonewall, Mckinney, from st Louis.
Louisiana, Phillips, from st Louis.
Dexter, Montgomery, from Louisville.
PW Strader, Stein. from Evansville.
Nina SHINES, GTeath0use, from Lockport.
A q Brown. Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Lizzie Hopkins, Roots, from Jefferson.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile-P RR.
Selma. Rogers, from Wetumpka-Rasin.
St Nicholas, Dowty, from Campte.
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Masters or Vessels

VII confer favor upon the press oy holstins
their signal Numbers (ROdgers' or Marrysst's
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
eeveral hours ia advance Of the time II now re-
quires 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass Il provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal Gags. p. s. 0sBOs,
Boarding Oficer. s " Psss.
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Belovy Coming Up.

Br bark Ocean Phantom, Hazelton, from Liver.
pool Jan %, to Meeker Knox Acc
Swed bark Uman. Anderson, from Messina, to W
BuddendoIf
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Narins 7nteuigenrt.
cpxsoxsr OFFICE. No ~ CAN'T STREET, 1
FRIDAY. March Is. 1858.
Cleared Yesterday.

Friday March Is, 1888. !
Cleared Yesterday.
FIR steamship Guysne, Ofret. for Havana.
V Perrilliat
Steamship Hudson, Farchid, for Indianola, in
ballast, Master
Steamer Olive Branch, Jones, for st Louis, Master
Bark A Litchfeld, Sleeper. for Narva. Russia,
Thorndyke & Norton
Br bark Mary Ann. Hsmlyn. for Liverpool, Master
Schr Electric Spark, Cornell, for Belize, Hon.
Master
schr Walter Smith, Giant, for ApslachicOla,
Master
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N. o., J. & G. N. r. R.-March l2-l2 bales
cotton Warren, Crawford &co-l2 NJ Hillar &co-
f Newman &co-4 l. Dunnica &co-8 Aiken
& Rainey--5 Howard, Prestons Barrett-5 do to
Battle q Noble-9 Lehman Newgass &co-3 do
wv Person-H S II Ably &co-7 r Powell-ls
Payne, Huntington &co-ll Richardson * May
A Z Bignon-4 Barrett & lie Sassier-ll JOS Hoy
Campbell & Strong-l3 Alcus, Scherck q Autey
46 l. Adams-7 Oglesby--l5 G Cromwell
Is Jno Williams X Son-32 do Lacey, Terry &co-
1850 feet lumber Hart &co-sundries to or
der-Total ESQ bales cotton
N. o., o. d @. W. K. R.-March 1915 bales
cotton W sibley &co-7 do J W Burbridge &co-3
c H Mouton &co-2 Beraud & Gibert-l l. Christ
3 blanche n Wiltz-A Gibson-l2 bales moss
Blum-4 hbds sugar ] Adams &co-S0 bbls rice
Lapene Ferre-9 SKIS cotton seed to NJ Lefort-
snndries to order-Totsl Is bales cotton hhds of
sugar
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PHYsICIANs---DRU sGIsTs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
so4 Magazine street. Corner OF Poesfarre.
J. B. DUFF and T. q. GRIFFIN. .PropretOrs

The Institute Is founded scientific principles for the
positive Of all Gu koNIC, PRIvArE and SPECIAL
DISEASES.
Or. J. BALDWIN DUFF is favorsbly known throughout
the West and south Of the specialists
in the country, having cured thousands Of Syphilis Gonor
rhQa, elect etc.
DR. DUFF's treatment Of Seminal weakne Nocturnal
Emissions and Impotency was never known to fall having
cured every under his care. that durable.
The Medicines warranted Of the purest
quality; prepared BY DR. THOMAS a. CIR FIN, Of
London. at Drug Store thus giving PATIENTS
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES. scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited TO call and examine mode Of
treatment friendly talk costs nothing We all
communications by mail with dispatch and give consult
tons in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call the Insttute
Ps-An persons suerir with Nervousness General De
hilty, Low Spirits, Loss Of Apee shoad Or. GRTF
FINS ELIXIR OF TIE PHOSPHATE OF IRON AND
BARK-a most delightful Tonic.
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bales hides l0l bdls hides s3S dry hides Dbl tai.
low l. Mann &co-sundries 70 order-Total lvoo
bales cotton
EVANSVILLE Steamer P W Strader-s bbls
eggs G W Byrne &co-372 bbls meal Chenoweth,
Casey &co-2l pkgs eggs 1911 SKIS corn Is csks OF
hams Jno Moore &co-l404 SKIS corn 21l obls OF
meal SO bbls pork IA t.s lard bbls eggs Howard,
Prestons & Barrett bbls eggs Miller Meyer
IA do 19s bbls meal 2200 SKIS corn 5 DuSouchet
&co-s493 do bbls eggs IL bbls pork bbls lard
4 ties lard 9 kegs lard 80 csks meat West Nette-
ton--l25 doz chickens $50 sheep and sundries 10
order
LOCKPORT-Steame Nina Simmes-l2 bids OF
sugar by Tete-ll do G Sabatier-9 do Adams
&co-6 do bbls molasses to A Charpantier-6
bbls rice G Spor-32 bales cotton Z W Rodd-i
bdls hides NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to order-fotal
80 bales cotton SO hhds sugar bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Steamer G Brown-lS obls
rice A Socola-26 do E Dupre-77 bbls molasses
so balfbbls do Chaffraix 4 Agsr-l50 bbls molas-
SEES SO hbds sugar B Johnson-sundries to order
Total SO bids sugar 80 hsf-bbls 227 bbls molasses
LOWER C0AST-Lugger Salvador-50 bbls OF
rice F. A Writers
RED RIYER-Steamer st Nicholas-209 bales
cotton-l9 head cattle 7 G Noel &co-sunddes to
order
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Ysrs 10 and frcn tse Lzks, same day, 10 osns
Passengers for Gently notify the conducts- psyto
departure Of train Fareto GENTLY Station, cents each
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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LOTTERIES.
II ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 MANAGERS
LOTTERIES.

CAPITAL FzIzE-sse.ooe.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. FOR THE BExEYls
OF CIrY OF PADCCAH,
GLASS E, TO BE DRAWN At oovIxeroN. xY
on
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Vi. a.p es,ssp ess,esut ssiasy, yEassh -. isss.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
urscHASrs STEAMSHIP Liza
Comprising the srs.elass Steamship
S SEss5ENf oH44 Ssss Hss:
sSEESaE S CAPTAIN x \. H. f ss%Dsss.
UNITED STATES. Japan
s.su,e from New York and New Orleans EVERY
SATURDAY..
Inc "s@"p Gen. Grant.
,. B. HILDRETH, Commander,
YIN her wharf, foot Of st. Losis ssre't on sAfuA
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PAssAoE.................
Fer freight or passage apply 10
WOOD LON No. : 100 aU Common I' Street
III. steamship UNITED STATES win follow. leaving as
FOB NEW YoRK DIRECT.
THE uRoMwELL Linz
rn,s Line h composed ofshs following stesmships'
ma '''"'' Geo. washinston.
E.v. GAGER. Commander.
v1nissvs her wharf, Of roulsuse street, on SATURDAY.
March 18th. st5P.n
Freight for LIVERPOOL. HAvRE and BREMEN taken
BIZ this line through bills Of ading given for sAns
~ 49, ALvREp xoULrox.
a osrondsles street.
BRAZIL.
BRAZILIAN ELABORATION AND STEAMSHIP
AGENCY
CHARLES NATHANS CONTRACT.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST STEAMER
THE FIRsT.CLAss. FAST. IRON STEAMSHIP
Tartar.
Zone Of the Charles Morgan line)
win leave NEW ORLEANS FOR RIO DE JANEIRo.
On SATURDAY. the 18th April prox-
The TARfARs First Of the Line Of Fitcass Ocean
Steamers which Mr. Chas Nathan under contract with the
Brzian Government make Monthly Trips WITH between
New Orleans and Rio de Janeo and to take out kmigan
besides car rying Freghts
Price Of Passage New Orleans to Rio de Janeirofor
adults-s $50 in gold.
Children from to 10 years old, halfprice.
Should Emgrants desire any other Brazilian port
than Rio Jsnero, $40 in gold extra viii be charged
Circular giving full details Of Mr. Fsthsns contract with
the Brazilian Government to take Emgran will be for
warded application to the Agent.
Bills Of exchange given on Rio deyaneiro.
Parties desous Of securing passage should apply early to
L. l. HART Ageot
PostofHce box 1906
Office No 20 Union street, New Or cans
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HONDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENr.
To sail the FOURTH SATURDAY of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dec % at O'Clock p.
EOB BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
j. wORRILL, Commander.
For freight passage. apply TO
BROOKS. MACDONALD 90, Agsnts
50 Csrcndelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the Enterprise
for Santo Tomas Omca, Yssbel.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
RLUE LINE................-..sLUE LuE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS In the West and East.
without changing Cars breaking bulk from Giro Tine
and condition guaranteed to all points,
GALENA.
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO,
sand ST. LOUIS, ela .i.
DETR0If,
NIAGARA FALLS
ALBANY,
BOSTON,
y ~ f NEW YORK.
and all intermediate or connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice or low water
''''n 70 JAMES T. TUCKER.
General Agent,
ltoarOndeies street..
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD 90.
rHRouGH RATES OF FREIGHr.
%. Louis. Louisviile. Columbus. Cairo. Rome
Atlanta, Macon. Augusta and Charieston.
TRANSPORTATION DxrARrxzt
New Orleans Jan !. 1855.
Shippers Informed that this company giving
Through Bills Lading " the above points
All claims for Loss Damage, or 0vercharge viii be
promptly settled at point Of delivery.
For further information inquire the Depot CalOps
street. the compsnys Office A CarOndeet street.
It. S. WILLIAMS. Genl Superintendent
JAMES YosGE. General Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. o. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western Il ouisiana and Texas.
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OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PAcKpR
-~ Leaves every EDnEsDAY, nsrn
Eyz VI EkO ynAS WASHINGTON, PoRT
Barre and ~ LANDINGS on the Coast Atchafaaya River
sna ssySS Ceurt.6lsag-Ihs good and safs stssnsr
annie " agieys Gus T. Louailsr, master. n. Ksrisou-
CLERK VIII leave as above WI leave washinxson ever
snhs.y ~ O'Clock A l. Fer frsgat passsxs spply
BLOCH BROS, lsl Common street, n o.
or o. hINCkLEY SON. Weshingtou- L.
n. THE steamer Annis Wagiey connects at TsshiaR
VIII steamer bull Frog and bsrKes for all landings
bseuf and WIN sign thrsugh bills Of aiding
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NATCHEZ.
sArCHEz PACKET.
FOE NATCHEZ-rHE FINE FAST PASSENGER
VIVID wagoner.
A. O. GoDDIN. Masts: J. O. LIBANo and JOS 8.
HOLMES, Clerks
WIN leave New Orleans on
!" FIT $50 o..-............. ..-....''
And Leave Matches on
A. =
hONDAls-..... A. Il
The WAGNER being passenger boat any Other
and not going loadeo with cotton will safe quick
opportunity for travel between this city and Nachez which
10 hoped and believed will be appreciated
GEO. d. HlfE. II rchouptoulas stress
n. MO heights taken below Bayou Sara except &c
Freight received every day ct head Of Guver street.
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EIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
AS THE BEST COOKING STOVE.
The above Stove y cent less fuel and bakes bet
ter bread than other stove in This fact
fairly demonstrated and incoHtetaby at the Mechan
cs' and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1858 and the St.
Louis Fair Of 1867.
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered
where within the city free Of charge.
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the most In
proved Patterns Liberal advantages offered trade
II. HALLER, Agent,
No lSs Tchoupitoulas street.
Ordesle No. 90 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange,
No. los st Charles the New Orleans Postoce
will receive prompt abortion
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COAST.
NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFuURCHE IspEPEN
DENT PACKEr
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY alta r. NJ FRIDAYa.
EOR BAFOUECHE,A AND COASr-THE NO
u passenger packet Nina SHINES. w X Creafbo.se
captain jos DAferes. Clerk WIN leave above return
ing the Coast Wednesday Sunday 10 dav bt
For freight OF passage ply O board or 70 -
f. q. MELANCON. No "a Old Levee street
Eok sAr0U sARA-rHE sEMIwEEKLY
IberviIls,
EMILE y GROSS, Commander
win leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara:
$500 r.. n.
10 A. n
Leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evenings
FOR freight or passage apply board ~ Canal street.
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HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
SHEFARD. ABBOTT 81 CO,
IS CAMP STREET..

ANEW LIBHT-ANCHOR oIL-NO MORE tx
n posions-One Third Cheaper. and Burns Long
Coal OHIO Bad Smell Smoke Attending the Use OF It.
II only requires burner 20 the old Lamp It's iuu mat
ing % cent above Coal O burns steadr than
snd equals IL IN beauty cleanliness and safety. The
ebor Oil received the diploma awarded Illuminating
Oils the late Louis Fair and first rremiums the
Cleveland Fair Z. A. WENTZEL.
209 Royal street. corner Main,
sole Agent for Louisiana.
Agents wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-11
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II.
MrNoE PrEs.-The best kind of meat, for

MINoE PIEs.-The best kind OF meat, tor
mince pies, is beef; but the hearts aud tongues
of pork will answer, with some pieces o. fat
meat, The meat should be boiled in water,
with little salt in it, until very tender; when
done, take it up and clear it from the bones
take one third meat, two-thirds apples, and
chop very fine; season, to suit the taste, with
sugar, molasses, cinnamon, cloves, pepper and
spice; moisten the whole with warm water, and
a little melted butter and lard; add raisins, or
any kind of dried fruit. Currant wine or
sweet cider gives them nice flavor. Make a
rich crust, roll it thin and bake on shallow
plates, three-fourths of an hour; be careful and
not fill the plates too full, as they are apt to
run over. Cut an aperture, an inch or two In
length, on the top, with knife.
Mince meat, without apple, can be kept sew
oral months, in the following manner:-Cut
the meat fine, and season it quite high with
the several spices, and sweeten it quite, sweet
with sugar: pack it into stone jar, and turn
over the top, hot melted lard, an inch or two
thick; cover the jar tight, and set 1t In q cool
place. When there is any meat needed, just
remove the lard, and take what is wanted,
then pour hot lard over the top, as before.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-11

Auction SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ LAND IN PARTIALLY virtue Of
deed of trust executed to me by George F. Car
sell, at public auction, at Fairfax 9. H., Va, on
MONDAY, the 21st day Of December, 1868,
Court day, the VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND on which the said George f: Garter re-
sides, being part of the Mountain View tract,
containing 258 acres. The said land Is well IN
proved, and has upon it good d VEL tina
LING HOUSE, and the necessary out .AEEsss.
buildings. Terms of sale, cash.
VIM H. DULANY, Trustee.
Fairfax co., nov l8-eots
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
d Circuit Court for Alexandria county, pro-
nounced at the August term, 1868, in the cause
of Edelin Vs. Mechanical Building Assoc citation
ct ais. the undersigned, Commlssioners therein rel
1868, in front of the Mayors Office, Alexandris,
Va, at II m, expose to SALE at public auction,
to the highest bidder. the following property !:
A LOT OF GROUND in said city, situated
on the east side of st. Asaph street, beginning
10 feet south Of Oronoko street, running east
parallel to Oronoko SO feet inches; thence
south Il feet 7 inches parallel to st. Assph ST.
thence east 40 feet parallel to Oronoko; thence
south 80 feet parallel to st. Asaph; thence west
to st. AsasRR1 pm G a BRCR "
TERMS-One-tenth in cash, and the residue
in throe equal instalments at 6, II and IL
months the bonds of the purchaser with good
security to be taken for the deferred payments;
said bonds to bear interest from the day of sale,
and the title to be retained until the entire pur-
chase money is paid.
FRANCIS L. SMITH.
c. w. WATTLES
Commissioners.
[ hereby consent to the above sale, and will
Join in o deed for the same.
j. A. STOUTENBURGH,
Assignee in Bankruptcy of Samuel Beach.
dec 4-eots