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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
To Sporfsnlen

gseN To SporfsIiien. .l,ss -
DIFIES Shot tsuiIs and Pistols 81 an kindst
III, Powder, Lad And Caps, FIasks and Horns,
Shot and Shet Ponctes, for sale elleaR tere e4sa
nj WRIGHTS,
Pike street, cIsrksbaTg.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
Clarksburg ncDo1
For Rent

EOf Rent.
a DESIRABLE STORE-ROOM-one Of the
-. oesl situations TOR business in CIurksburg
will be Tor rent on the LIST of pril.
Apply to w. P. COOPER.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
Fashionable JcWelrY.
Butcher kniYeS.

r H. MURPHEY has on hand a Isroa Iot /,
e . superior Butcher Knives, which he will ~
at reduced prices. N. ,oc3Itf
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-11-19
EFclmbold's Extract Ruch,.

Is prepared directly according to tho Rules
PnARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.
with tho greatest accuracy and Chemical
know ledge and care devoted in its combinat io
Practice of Phytic, and most Of the Iuto stan
dnrd Works OF Medicine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

SsITUATIQN WANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
- chs mtcrmaia plain woud have objection H.
do general housework Unexceponabe references produced
Apply al No Greenwich st., IL for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

CITuArI0N wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YouN'
woman, ms chambermaid waitress; Is willing e assist
the washing and ironing and make herself generally seiu
good city reference given Inquire at go 18Th st. Tor TWO
three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
TyTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

n m, FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS IwmR
~ dstey obtain them At the hrse new Institute and
for i3s Eleventh street. OF Sixth
This home has abundance ~ civ capable
help all Conducted by respectable American lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

- ~ verv experienced cook who understands al kinds
ana soups esceeni baker ~ bread cake snd
arlf D. fHv competent ate entire charge q the kitchen
an rte e best ~ references Cal l0r two days a.
Ei Wtsi 2 ID ~. btlweau W ani ~ avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

CITUATIoN wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- woman "a good cook and baker, is ahrst rate wash
and rone good city reference Can 90 seen Tor two DAYS
an EaSf hist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

ggTU ATOM wANTED-By A YOUNG WOMAN, ~
~ rhanbfruad End walter, ~ - nurse 400 ~
~ a chsrterwurk and - take care ~ cndrc1 go Guy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

WI hand excellent supply ~ hrsi rate servants Al The
present time German French Scotch and Irish cooks first
,he best - families Girls from an Nations
walters ana great number Of colored bep, aud bue
pffi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

CITuATIoN wlNTED-BY A VERY RESPECT ABLE
~ English woman wait lady and sew no ohjecton
light and housekeeping under
stands cooking pastry and Good reference can be
giyen Apply at the newspaper depot Ot aV TWO doors o
4th ST., for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

CTTUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, AS
- seamstrcss: cut and fit cdrens dresses and do all
kinds Of family sewing Good city reference Please call at
.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

TIVE ADVERTISER, BEARING THE FORT, CHARGE
and cnuntenance ~ gentleman ~ refined taste and be
raj acaton thytwo years Of desires ~ form the
ouainance widow young lady not twenty I'VE Of
attribute and dissngue appearance wha view
marmony Satisfactory reasons VIII be given for respng
fo this means forming connection. and true lady need
anprrhnrd dsarresahe results from answering this Ad
dress oI one week Chas Aubrey Union square f0s 0ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN FpHrGH REsPEcTABrLITy AM
n good income wishes ~ make the Acquaintance q youn
Isdv "a nt over ~ years ~ age with ultimate view "
iu0ny desired must be handsome anil Accomplishment a.
dress Tor one week Per>s, Broadway Post Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
Terrible TRAGEDY.

A terrible tragedy took pac. near G,ou
City, a village nine miles from C1umbQ.
Onlo, on Wednesday, the particular. VI whlsa
We take from the Columbus Statesman:
A woman by the name OF Christian,
Schilling residing with her husband about.
mile from Grove City, yesterday u0rnluI
about one o'clock, during the absence Vi be;
husband. murdered her tour chlllrea-tdrst
girls aud boy-by throwing tagu toto 8
well thirty.ise leet deep, add aiters,r.,
jumping in herself. |. appears t0at Erels
lex SHILLING, the husband was attending {.
wedding party near Grove City, when e.
deed was committed, and that the wife Chi
tlsna SchIlIiog, conveyed the children rr
their beds TO the well, distance Of o.
hundred yard, while they were asleep SC.
snd then pitched them into 1t, aud alier1u.
flung herself 10. Neighbours psssIrs 70.
house, which is q miserable log CABIN, ,i.t.
ing about quarter Of a mile from the rs.
road, say they heard the mother ani BE-
children singing hymn about ten ocD1:k&
night.
The husba nd and father, it seem. di4 ui
return from the wedding party until jayOg.,
and before that time lady neIghbOr ba'G!
occasion to draw water from The vel, BE-
discovered the bodies Of Mrs. ScbillIog a.
the four children floating on the surface
she Immediately gave the alarm, and re'''
gentleman came to the spot and raise! %
mother and her four children from the 't.
The family consists Of boy named Vas'Hae'
10 years of age; Chrlstiana, glrI L Y'ar
Caroline. 5 years, and Augusta, ) ye'F' q
age. Mrs. ScbiIling was about thIryH
years of age. and was, to all appearances 90
Intelligent, healthy, and handsome woua0 =
When our reporter visited The house The dea!
bodies OF the five unfortunate being. were aii
upon two beds in the only seeplOg apart
ment 10 the cabin, and q more meIaucoo!!
spectacle it has never been our mi'lof'Uo'
to behold. The children all looked healthy
robust and beautiful, and, with the eIcePu'l
of slight scar Oh the forehead Of me o )!
DO marks of violence were visible. A cfa.
Of people Of both sexes was IN the 70 ID 81
ave stricken by the horrible catastrophe,
No evidence elected by the jury Of ltq'e'
goes to show that any other person mao W :,
mother could have committed the deed Il
is generally believed tina. sbe was lso''Ill
under a fit of insanity, as it wa' stated 'o''
she had, about a year ago, attempted % GU ,".
init suicide during tit Of phFetzy 10 'D''
she was subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
CONN USlCATE ID.

TURKEY Cock HILL, September 25.-The
Georgetown correspondent 10 yesterdays
Washington Evening Star, gives doleiul
account Of the Aqucduct OF the Alexandra
Canal. The anxious correspondent certainly
could cot have seen the report OF the Egg
nesr to the Directors of the Canal Company
| d. not thiuk, he says, that the Aquetuct
will last Eve years. The opinion of the E.
ginoer, who thoroughly examined the TX ,
il certainly more reliable than that Of per-
sons who see it from distance, and ale 10
hopes 1t will soon fall dowu, and that We will
not be atle to rebuild 1t, 20 that the Coal
trade will stop at Georgetown. Besides,
what would the opinions, soi disant, OF the
unbiased individuals be worth, even II they
had made a thorough examination. Per-
haps, Instead VI the report, the corres poudeut
read some articles IN u newspaper IRON
not very freddy source, IN which the as
SUMPTION was made that the work would GER
taIny last i've years, IN order TO prevent the
city, If possible, from sidIrg The Canal Com
pany, it aid should he wanted 10 less than
fse years. The writer remembers al esti-
msbie old friend, Georgetown man, who
sand, when the piers we're building, that
great ireshet bad happened some nifty years
before, and be thought the piers could not
stand such another. We have had soUe
pretty tall foods since then, ne Of them
enough TO open the old passage between
Anslossan Island and the Virginia shore
again, which was so wisely closed about fifty
years ago, aud tue piers are ssll as irn as
ever. Many OF US can remember tie time
when the Aqueduct, while 10 toe course OF
construction, was iosured against FIRE, and
watch was regularly kept 20 look Out for IN
cendlarles. According to the Stars cOrres
pendent. the danger is Dow from water, Ia
leaksge,) and not from fire. |: is hoped
there Is 90 great danger from either.
GOBLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
The Tobacco Crop short.

We learn from gentlemen familiar with The
prospect of tho growing crop Of Tobacco, that
the yield will be about half an average 10 the
counties of Louisa, Alhemarle, Orange and
SpotsyIvania 1t is the opinion OF those who
have watched the market steadily for the last
five years, and the product Of the country for
the same period Of time, that in no single
year has iull, general crop, been made with
IN that time. E,ch year the stock Of former
years has been decreasing, and the opinion
is expressed that less old tobacco was on ba nd
last season than has been the case for many
years.
Should these observations be correct, the
tobacco planter will realize handsome re-
turns tor that now growing, which will al
most make up in the way of augmented
price for the shorncss Of the present crop.
1t is known that when the tobacco Is 10 q
thrifty condition that little or no ground can
lie seen--;he wide leaves and growth covering
all intermediate space between the hills but
n Louisa planter observes, that be can pace
up and down the rows on his horse, without
touching a Leaf
The recent rains have started second
growth 10 sumo localities, but this. we learn,
Is rather prejudlclaI to the qnahty fired.
Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
The Missing BaIleonist.

We learn from the Detroit papers that there
is vet nc intelligence of MIR. Tburston the
missing baloonlst. The balloon, however,
which cost nearly $1,000 has been found
greatly toro and otherwise injured by Its 7io-
len. descent. The Tribune says:
The balloon is on the ground and has been
visited and no one Was in or near II. Inc
station master at Bsptste creek no'c reports
that a una was seen in the balloon az ut came
dcwn-a very important fact which be wholly
neglected to state at first, and one which he
w1uld have been very likely to state If 1t
we're 40. Weregard THE as wholly improb-
able. lie further states that the balloon was
tumblir over and over as it c'ms to the
ground, and that it fell on Saturday 1t Is
ten miles east of Belle river There IL lett
scarcely glimmer Of hope.
Mr.. Bannister. who made tho first ascen.
sion with Mr.. Thurston, states that when t"ey
came down at knights station, Thor>ton
complained Of feeling slightly quaim'sh.-
MIR. Bsnulster felt no dlssgreeabie sensation
whatever, but says. that when adverse cur.
rents are met, the balloon rocks back srd
forth, causing severe sea sickness, pr"iuse
vomiting. &C., uutil the stomach is emptIed
This win the rarity Of the atmosphere at q
.rest altitude, occaeicns severe hunger and
if protracted necessitates bodily prostraHon.
So that the lorger he renamed In tue sKS
the weaker would the luckless aeropaut De-
come and the more likely to release his hold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
GuIuensr CnurI Hnust,

The lot 10 rear OF the pubic squire' r'''
ing 81 feet on Main Street, ruooIh4 ''''
100 feet, with frame Store II Duse tne's''
was sJld AZ auction, on TUESDAY la-t' ~ W
sun Of S2.774-purchaser Mr.. Then" =.
AIcocke. A lew years ago TINS "oO'a O %.
been considered an enormous price; tu' "D''
we zee on every side, fine stores aol u'' ..
!ings sprioging up, at every sale q '''''..
advance in price, bear the noIss o. o''.-..
and saw, the busy hun OF the "0FS'nt "
we feel no doubts or mlsglNhg- "
vestments in real estate IN our pI"'' ' w
at what outsiders may consider Oy P"'.
A stranger stopping 10 our town a lev w. w..
since, on taking a survey OF our MAJ" ~, =.
ION whi,h large force were enpy!s-
grading the side walk preparatory % p''Ds
remarked, II have passed through the s'',.
part Of your State and North Ci''io'' 's =,
see more signs of improvement 10 u ,'.'
than 10 any town 10 either State AGA, a..
We have at this moment more building
der way, projected and fol.bI'g' VS. t Ii.' ~.
the assertion, than any toTn OF d'U"' ~.
size 10 either Of the States named ~ ~
ton to which, our corporation d'e' oo' IS.
one cent Of debt; our taxes are co. -,
no pau psrs, and scarce 40 effect q '' s,,,
among US How many more "'"'
equal prlvileges.--CHlpepsr D1ss''.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
Fearful Leap.

The Clevclaud papers mention that among
the arrivals at the Wcddeil House, in thai
city, Friday evening, was Mr.. NJ. \ Fuller
90 bis way from Utica, New York to Chi
cago. His condoct excited suspicion Of in-
sanity, and a man was placed 10 the room u
watch and take care o! him. About noon,
Saturday, Fuller commenced al assault upon
bis at,endent, knockiDg him down. The
man immediately sprang up and rang the
bell. He was ut once struck again and
hacked down, when Fuller spraug out OF
tue third story window. Turning two
somerset, he struck the pavement 10 a
sitting posture bis head falling back against
the IRON railing lie was INSTANTLY picked
W and conveyed to bis room, where medical
ATTENDANCE was procured and It Was ascertalt'
ed that bis collar boue was broken. In spite
Of the severe injuries it is thought be w"uid
recover. A Geographic despatch had pre-
viOu.l, been sent 10 bis brother, the proprle'
ter Of the TreDcn. Exchange 10 Chicago,
who bad directed tina, the crazy man be taken
care of Fuller resides in Uuca, where be
has a i(e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27

be intended bis entry as p,e,sd.,.t
ing to Church on Sunday, bu, to ,s, =, ;:
example, meekness and humility" r 7
return, say. that 1t Is by our Cb,,.S "':
coded to have been the Ssbh.,h '1 -:
ter known as Palm Sunday: L,n1 a aa' s';
are We satisfied of bis meek mes. and S a'
10 his birth place, associates &, s-''l
now anxious for examples of spo,ba 81. ~
acter. 'l.'
Unlike the Indian. who upon ha;,,
by his fellow huotsman. az the d,,;.,'S "'.!
game, shicb CONSISTED Of bur tva ~ ), y. u:
which proposition be won a acca,, VIZ
take the turkey and you the buzza,i " { 7.
the br1zard and | the turkey" REPLIED " % Z:
stay, you haS'nt said turkey to ne ana, y o. :
should. 10 having a choice bet.aa,, -, /.
Cow" las the old Columbia is ol,s, '1s VI.
and donkey, gIing equal distance. "a, aye.
me either. ~:
Aad here We are brought to the ",,,,,
dauon furnished by the Columbia .s ,,4-
commended by Observer" and to the Sa ,t-''
advantages possessed by the Alice Z p''!
over her"-the principal Of which A., '.H
mersted. Twas shown sufficiently va, ~
my last communication, how far tn. ,,' e." :
accommodation extended; | will 49,"
pass on to notice the many adyso,.."S
mentioned. Quicker the Price wa. !.
Known; but so far as saving the ey,' w.,
" a meal goes, 10 recommending he, wy
the Columbia, Is q mistake, as the, ~
were about equal and as to the las, 49,
tsgs named, 1t amounts to nothing T., ~
who ever used the two boats, know ,s,v 80
that the Columbia could venture 70 land ..3
take of passengers, even when tbs D.; !.
could not, owing to her haViOg lsryer ho.,.
which were always better mslne6: A. ,ss,f
think observer" will have to agree win =.
ic believing they preferred the Price nam
consciousness that they were doing rigbt
Better think praise something ms,s,;,'p
to be divided with justice among tas.a r.,
deserve it, than to heap all upon one 81. -
men, to the dlspsragement Of Others, as ~.
server" set out to DO in his com nunic,,i,, :
August lVb, which seems more 70 sc,,,i
ance to that golden precept-"Dl un,J o,b.,
as you would others should d. unto sou >
which, unless more strictly practicei by 20.
server" be need hardly expect TO re,,,
even the need he so kindly award. 10 ma.
"A view Of the promised land"-bu h.
Saul, fall upon bis OVID sword. aud Inv.
perish. CH0TANK.
King George County, Sept BON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
SLAP DASH.
| MNUNICATED.


When |, 10 communication to the Ga
settle, sometime in June. renarkiDg upon the
I'd condition Of the Wheat crop, which at
the time was the subject of many predictions
through the press, and some Of which have
since been too we'll realized for the good OF
many, added few hints upon economy, and
suggested that change might be made 10
the CoIumbia's day for passing up the river,
by which the travelling public might be ena-
bIed, at as little cost as possible, and without
doing violence to their feelings, to proceed to
Alexandra, their principal market, had no
idea that in so short time one column of the
same paper would be taken up 10 answer 10
this lject. | shall now, therefore, for the
sake of example, endeaVor to be as concise as
possible, 10 reply to Observer" in his more
than powerful TRUSTS"
First of all, he undertake, to explain why
be sent forth a communication, August l9tb;
which, upon examination, find was to advo.
cate the continuance Of boat upon the Poto.
mae, fer the purpose Of keeping on her
decks, and 10 moderate and orderly employ
ment, a pun Der Of individuals" Ulcers not
excepted whO if left on shore, might do
worse; end. 10 the face Of this oomnuuica.
ton, be quotes" Do no mauuer Of work on
the Slbharh."
lie mex. acknowledges the erH which, rs
be says. has been felt and talked of for
twenty odd years" and yet ia unwilling to
allow that auy remedy may be applied. Are
We then 10 continue doing what We know 10
be wrong, for the simple reason that men be-
tore u were Satisfied with the same? Garry
out this principle, and What would mankind
long since have been Neither nor "Obser.
yer can tel; bat, certainly, 20. what We
now are.
The only conclusion l can arrive at why
this gentleman was never disturbed in bis
reading or Deditation-, (which be intro.
duced, is that be never engaged 10 any such;
bu. was giving attention, and perhaps assis.
lance. TO those individuals whose moderate
employment. especially at the mouth Of the
furnace, brought forth food Of perspiratiou.
To this last, quietly prefer an acquaintance
with the bar keeper, Dick, whose good julep
may sometimes keep out the cold"
will not, nor did | ever Intend to, 20 30
so far as observer" Is willing to allow, as
TO cay, that servant and horses are kept for
the sole purpose of driving to Church. But
this | FAY, that they are kept separate ADD
distinct rom the services of the farm, aud for
the comfort and convenience Of their owners.
For his kindness 10 stating. for my edi6ca-
ton, that bis Bible does not teach upon what
day the Saviour entered jerusalem, nor that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
Returned from the West.

Our fellow -cltizeu, Mr.. James Baker, ha'
returoed to Rockingham from the West
Mr.. B. pulled up stakes" IN K 'ckinsham a
lew months ago, and went to the West with
his family Tor The purpose Ut making it hi:
future home; but alter prospecting" and
'botbin' round" for some time. be concluded
that better county than this was little
difficult to find. 81 be very wisely turned
bis lace and his steps towards hi, old place
Of residence. Rockingham is always pleas.
ed to welcome the return Uf good citizens
wbo have found out that "there Is no place
ike home."-Roskinghan. Regtster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
Accident TO LIT. Gen. SCOTT

Gen. Scott had very severe fall on the
stairs at Cozz Ms Hotel, West Point, last
week. He vas about attending dinner par
ty given to him at Col Delaheld's when the
accident happened. Having had bullet
through one shoulder, and sword thrust
through the other ann during his csmpalgos.
he was unable to break bis force OF the tall
by his arms, aud his back Was severely III
Jared. He cannot move without great pain.
lie has been cupped and lesched, and Is
sonewha, better, but suffers intensely. AT
bis age, aud with so ponderous q frame, it ls
a serious affair to have such fall, and be is
fortunate to escape with HE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
Our Next District Fair.

The next FAIR and Cattle Show of the Rap
nabsnuock River Agricultural and Mechanl'
cal S ,cety will be held On the S'c'ety's
Grounds in Fredericksburg, commencing on
Tuesday the 10th Of November, and cootlou'
Jog three days.
We are grati6ed in being able to say that
the Fair will be held under more cheering
auspices than any that have preceded It,
Every dollar of iudebtt dDess has been ex'
tirgnished, and for the first time since It's or.
ganiza,ion the Society commences it's fall
fair with an untrammeled Treasury
Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

in contrast with the frank communication
from Naenria to the British public, and calls
ior daily information in regard to the condl-
ton of the cable. Mr.. Field sent despatch
TO ID, Sanity saying dispatches from him and
Mackey are contradictory, and asking i"r
explicit answers to the following questlons:
Are you now receiving, or have you With
in three days, received distinct signals from
Ealentia?
Can you send message long or short, to
the London directors?
II you answer No to the above, tell me II
the electrical NANTES tatiurs have varied es-
sentialy since the l,t OF September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27

There has recently been some trouble be-
tween the students aud the town boys at
Princeton. N. j, in consequence of the stu.
dents having taken an old canon which for.
merly stood on the corner Of Maine and
W.therspoon streets, and removed it to the
college campus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27

Astronomical novelties abound just at
present. Besides the three comets, two OF
them telescope, now flashing through the
sky, daylight view m.y he bad. With mod
erately socG pair of eyes, OF the planet Venus,
the evening star, now at the height Of Der
brilliancy. Her position is southerly, abou,
800 from the sun, aud as many FROM the bori'
zun. at rough calculation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
The California papers received by tie last

The California papers received by tie last
mail inform US that project is on foot for
the establishment Of telegraph line irom
San Francisco to Salt Lake City. OReilly
is said to be at the head OF the eDterprice.-
A Cleveland paper informs US that there is
being built in that city steam plough IN
tended to he used in laying telegraph wire
between the Missouri frontier and California.
The machine will he able to travel 10 miles
q day, and will be so arranged as t" cot tie
trench, rut the wire in it, and bury It as 1t
goes. We hope to hear Of it again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27
d;snatcb in the Cleveland PIaindealer an

A dispatch 10 the Cleveland Piaindealer an
nounees that Mr.. j. w. Gray. the editor Ut
that naper. has been unanimously nominated
n Congress BY the Democrats OF the Nine
,ssntb District. II vii! be remembered that
hi. gentleman was some time since dismissed
from the Office of Postmaster because DO
xould not endorse LeoOmrton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27

The barque E. A. Rawlings, reported BY
Capt Marsius Of the barque John Gilpin, as
run away by the mate aud crew while Capt
Glley was ashore at L>ando, West coast OF
Africa, is now in Savannah, where she ar
rived short time since, reported from St.
Thomas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-27

The estimated receipts Of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad for the past year, are
100000 and the receipts Of the Richmond
,nd Danvile Railroad will amount to $780,.
600