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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERUIY
A CARD-WM S. KEMPER and mis-
~ sons d & K KEMPER having nnr-

A CARD-WM S KEMPER and his
N sons, D. & K. KEMPER, having pur-
chased the ALEXANDRIA BOAR ID q
SCHOOL PROPERTY, APPARATUS, &c,
will take charge OF that Institution after the
present School term, and il is with pleasure |
state, upon the very high testimonials they pos
sess from the different members Of the Faculty
of the University of Virginia, where the father
was for seven years Proctor, and the sons were
both educated, that think them highly quail.
fed 10 conduct the establishment in manner
that will sustain, or even add TO, any reputa'
ton it has hitherto possessed, and justly entItle
il to the confidence of those who may have
children or wards 10 entrust 10 their care.
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Ds BBLS. AND HHDo. p. r., y. " anu
), Cuba MOLAs>Es, for sale by cvpp
Us PERRY n PENNYBACkEk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

loo BOXES SCOTCH HEkRlN'' feceI'
lUU ed, and Tor sale 65 y & HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

100 SMALL SUGAR CURED FAMILY
.WU HAMS, just received, IN store I';S and Tor
~ Nv JOHN A. DIXON,
- ~ Post Office corner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

DIFDMONT CLASSICAL ACADEMt =
Rey.F. NJ. EDWARDS, PRINCIPAL, AIDED
b. competent assistants. The next session Of
this School will commence on the Isl DAY Oh
Sep,e:pbsr, 1855. The charge for Board and
Tuition for 10 morths is $3.50. II is desirable
that Students from distance board N the iaml'
Nv of the Principal. Full information, cata-
Iosues, &c, can be obtained by application 70
+. VI. EDWARDS,
~ 4 2 z u 4=-eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

CASES of fresh Salad Oil, just fece''eo'
j and for sale by ~ DIyoN
10 ~ JoflA' 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX LOTS OF
GROUND-By virtue of car,ain deed nj

S,HERlFF'S SALE-Wi,l be offered Tor sale.
- ihis nOrHing, at ~ O'Clock. al the corner Of
KING and Washington streets, Alexandria, sun.
dry articles OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
including we'll toned PIANO. The said pro.
perry being dis,rained for rent in arrear, due the
landlord Terms, cash.
c. NJ CASTLEMAN, d. 6,
~ 2O-lt for Edw Sangster, Sheriff.
IL The above sale is postponed until SGtur-
day, the 2ih instant, at 10 o'clock, H. N
&. NJ CASTLEMAN, d. s,
jy 2l-dts for +. Sangster, Sheriff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

|,OAL-1lO tons West "Lehgh," broken
and Egg size WHITE ASH COAL, SUI
perior article, for sale at very low prices II Ia
ken from vessel. [e l5l WHEAT I" BR'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

LIE CRops.-Ths accounts of the Wheat
harvest in Virginia, received by yesterdays
"a, Isil, are unfavorsble. generally. while ell
~, ~. papers speak Of the splendid prospsots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

CTNAC AND RAGS WANTED.-The sub
= scriber wishes 10 purchase the above arl''
cIes in any quantity, for which ne Is prepared 10
pay the highest market prices IN cash, al all
times. Giy 2O-t1 J. r. McUhA".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

The corner stone of St. Andrews Free
Episcopal Church, on l4h street, in Wash
iugton, was laid on Monday evening. Seve'
raj of the Protestant Episcopal Clergy Of the
District united with Rev. Mr.. Harold, the
Rector, in performing the appropriate servi-
cesttf the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-21

Inns Is a SCHOOL TOT sTUuy. I NE sVTcr'sV
compliance with all its rules will be required.
The discipline though klrd, will be strict.
The boarding department will still be under
the care of Mrs. MARY F.. BARBOUR.
PAYMENTS Half in advance, and half at the
close OF the term
No pupil admitted for less than five months,
and no deduction made except in case OF pro-
tracted illness Address
REV. DANIEL B. EWING, Principal.
Gordonsville. Orange county ~ l2--law6w
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

70 be-
John r. Heard, esq, has been elected Grand Master of
the Massachusetts, Free Masons.
Roger A. Pryor esq, is to be presented with service
Of plate for his energetic action ut the Virginia
ton.
Bishop Fitzpatrick confirmed nearly 400 persons at
Saxonville, Massachusetts. on Thursday last.
Mrs Fanny Kemble Butler has consented to give
reading in Baltimore Monday the 10th instant for
the Home of the Friendess.N
Mr.. Roberts, artist of repute in Memphis has fin
gress of Humbug."
Mile Piccolomni is set down "a plump smart lit
tie souprete, with just enough vocal talents to adon
that position the free list having been suspended.
On Friday, the Sd instant, in the house Of
of North Carolina after full discussion, Augustus
Moore esq, OF Martin county, minor, declared
titled to his seat in that body by vote Of ~ to 49,
Mr.. Harrah, of the contractors the Don Pedro
railroad in Brazil not board the barque Parthian,
supposed A letter from him, dated Rio, October
70, has been received in Philadelphia
Mr. George Francis Train of Boston, Massachusetts
late Of Melbourne Australia of London, Liverpool and
Of Kamschatka, is travelling at the West, and
addressing schools and looking at railroads represent
alive of British stockholders.
J. ii. Brown esq, has wealth, lives in Sumpter
y, Alabama is partial to theology, and adyises the Bap
list church of his State that be would esteem 1t pleas
ure to support many yone theological students
at Howard College, allowing to each two hundred and
fifty dollars.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

r AW BOOKS IN PRESS AND PREPARING
II ior publication BY Little Brown o. law and foreign book
se'sf7' az Washington street, Boston
AMERICAN RAILWAY CASES, Vol. III
Cases Rotating 70 he Law Of Raloaa ~ oauucsy Smith and
W. Bates esqs, councillors al law vol 3.
APPLETON ON LIEN
Practical Treatise BY Appleton
OF the supreme court Of mime vol syo.
BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY.
Treatise % the law Of Bankruptcy and Insolvency By mem
bcr VI the Boston baril vol syo.
BISHOP on CRIMINAL PROCEDURES.
commsnsares on Criminal Procedure the Law Of Pleading
Evidence aud Practice N Criminal Cases BY joel Bishop, Ia
This work viii cover all the ground Of the criminal law
pied by the work omitted Commentaries the Criminal Law
cuRInss' ADMIRALTY CASES.
Selection Leading on Admiralty Law with Notes by
Hon. b, X Curtis, Lib; syo
cusHTNGs REPORTS, VOL XII
Reports Of Argued oem ned in tho Supreme Judicial
Court of Massachusetts by Hon Luther Cushing vol XII syo
GRAY's REPORTS, VOL VI
Reports Of Cases Argued and Determined the Supreme Judicial
Court OF Massachusetts b Horace Gray, IT,, esq syo
HILIIARD ON ToRTs
Treatise Tors being comprehensive of the law
rotating committed real and personal property upon
the character and all absolute and relative rights including
dssosn real and personal estate, Islander
malicious prosecution negligence and IN general or omissions
which made the subject of actions of tort BY Francis H'rd
This viii present whole
s h . hn ,e @ % w me enS hitherto
re unoccupied place la English and American Jurisprudence
I-ANGDEIL ON CORPORATIONS.
the Of Corporations, civil and eeemosynay
municipal and private including The rights and obligations Of The
Iaangdell, eaq.. OF tho New York bar; vol svo.
IoRING ON ARBITRATION.
Arbitration Law equity tho OF the
States Of the United stae BY Hon Edward G. Ioripg vol
IoRlNG ON HUSBAND AND WIFE.
Principles of Regulating the Property Of fus
WIFE, Civil Actions Therefor BY Hon. Edward G. or
ing; 6yo
PARSONS MARITIME LAW.
Treatise including shipping
insurance, the practice OF admiralty BY Hon
Theophus LID law Harvard Unver
author OF Treatises Contracts Elements Of Mercantile Law
No.; vols. svo
PARSONS on PRoMIs5oRY NOTES.
PERTURBATION.
BY lheophus Parsons ILL., Professor law in Harvard
University l vol svo.
REDfIEID UPON EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
upon the Executors and Administrators,
embracing the Probate Wills Devises gacs the Distribution Of
Accounts the Courts &c. By
Redheld H. d., Chief Justice Of Vermont 8vo
RHODE ISLAND REcoRTs, vol.v,
Reports Argued Determined in Supreme OF
BY Hon Samuel Ame Chief Justice and Reporter
vol. II, being vol, " Of Of X l. Reports svo
THOMAS ON WILLS
Commentaries Wills. by Hon Benjamin Thomas vols,
Syo Dec 13--3
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

The steamer Washington arrived at New York on the
i'm inst from Nicaragua. She reached San Juan on
ths 18th November and found in port the American
fyae Savannah and sloop of war jamestown also the
British ships Leopard and Vaorous. Sir William Gore
Ousley was ON board the latter
The Nicaraguan government refused permission to land
the of the Washington, alleging that they
were dllbusters The steamer Catharine Maria WAS
however sent TO Granada TO obtain permission TO land
the passeng ,rs if the Hermann had arrived
The Washington was boarded by the officers of the
British who asked the passenger list, and also for
Information AZ to whether she had munitions OF
hoard but they did insist raising the hatches and
them left suddenly Boats from the Leopard then went
10 the mouth of the Colorado to intercept $50 who
we're reported to have landed there from the Washington
on tho previous night
Colonel childs, the companys agent, returned from
Granada without accomplishing any arrangement On
the contrary the boat not allowed to pass Fort San
Carlos without an officer and Gle of soldiers board
The government however became finally satisfied that
there we're no fbusters either the Washington or
Hermann and the steamer permitted to land at Vr
rn Bay The agent of the company then proceeded to
San Juan del Sur to look after the Hermann.
No orders having for the passengers of the Wash
ington to go forward by the mail route they remained
on board and returned to New York.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

Colds steam carriage which is constructed for
on common roads, exhibited in the streets of New
Haven Saturday last II is six by sixteen feet and its
weight two and half tons Its performance salts
factory.
The west end of the tunnel through the Hoosac tun-
nell in Massachusetts has been excavaed to the distance
Of 100 feet and is perfectly dry. The work has pro-
crossed for the last three months at the rate of go feet
per weekthe tunnel being Is feet in height and Ii feet
in width.
Statistics disclose the unpleasant fact to those intending
to the Atlantic that there is chance out of
eighty of their living to get to the other side For
the last four years about 100 005 persons have made the
tpall told. In that time three trans Atlantic steam
ers have been lost with 200 lives For the past twenty
years the average loss of life is about IN hundred
For the week ending Saturday last 1874 tons Of coal
we're shipped the Pennsylvania rilroad 1883 tons
over the Georges creek 1898 the Cumberland and
l2o9 tons the Hampshire road making an aggre-
gate for the week from the whole region of IA $50
Tons Total shipments for the year from the entire
gon 62S,477 tons.
HE YACHT WANDERED. We are informed by telegraph
that the Savannah Republican of the 18th states
good authority that the yacht Wancrer had succeeded
In evading the vigilance of the cruisers and landed
cargo OF negroes in the ncishborhood of st. Andrews
sound, near Brunswick portion OF the cargo sub
seqnently sent up the Satilla on board steamer.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

MANSION HOUSE,. TO persons intending 10 spend the
winter in Washington, and anxious to quarters
where they may have all the cegancies, comforts and
convcnicnces of stcass hotel without any of the an
noyances hustle and disquetude know OF place
can more heartily recommend than the Assros Houss
This Is the establishment formerly known the .s6b
bitt House. but 60 thoroughly has II been rctted rem
Grated and repaired that II II fully entitled to ap
we'll as deserving of increased patronage Ms.
NJ A. Knight, it's present accomplished propretresa and
ldylikc hostess haa spared neither pains expense to
make 1t the most elegant and desirable resort for mem
bers of Congress and Others sojourning here with or with
out their families, in the city of Washington We
confess that she has succeeded admirably, and that
II IL were not for the general air Of order, quie.
tudc, and comfort pcrvading her establishment Il
might, indeed, he styled first-class hotel instead
of the quiet but not less elegant and moro
select boarding house Every room IN Mrs E.'s house
Is fitted up with view to comfort well as style,
end one nj loss to know who of those employed in
fitting it up has surpassed the others in his particular
department. The furniture from Maguifes and the up
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IN PENNSYLV Va
MA

from the Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Dec III
On the reception of President Bucfanans message at
Mddeburg. Snyder county the democrats held meet
ing in order to testify in proper manner their grafca
ton at the tone, temper and contents of this admirable
and patriotic State paper The assembly very large,
and the utmost enthusiasm prevailed Not democrat
dssened from the positions laid down by MIR. Buchanan,
while large numbers of the opposition expressed their
satisfaction with the plain dignfed and statesmanlike
in which the President discusses the various topics
Of national interest introduced in his message The for
eign policy of the President especially meets the
mcndaton of the people of Snyder county who recognise
in the doctrines promulgated by Mr. Buchanan the best
safeguards to the continued peace and prosperity of the
nation This expression of public sentiment in Snyder
county may safely be taken index to that of the
State The opposition may rail of the message but the
masses will ratify it in all sections of the Commonwealth
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

fINHE FOLLOWING PLAN, adopted at meeting
n nsm November 49, 1857, Ashed OF
ooisctor aud distributors appointed Ia Of lbs
L. That each OF the
districts and that Tor each " these districts
aploled 70 coect Of
oasf her distribution The Of those confined
70 TIER particular
That the funds contributed paid by
ieeto INTO the hands Of appointed
LADIES Benevolent Society whom shall devolye duty
ns and paying all bills against the society and who shall be al
~woi reasonable compensation for his services.
o iha the collectors take the all
moneys they pat into hls hands which receipts
the auditing committee who appointed society
-Aane the traasurcrn +
That the
orders 80 Tar as possible the persons
number may
the more easily performed,
That applications distributor
WITHIN whose district the resides distributors
ecea 10 vi applicants far possible, homes that
with
That shall especial
o each district 10 aid In obtaining employment the destitute
who OF 4
That society
70 the treasurer for the FIRST OF each MONTH sending
WIN bills the
'n' Us soon as practicable thereafter the treasurer
meeg The collectors and distributors the h dburse
ments and the state OF tho treasury.
That gentleman be appointed the society
Tor one year beginning with December 1887
" fat three gentlemen
anime e treasuror at tho menth
report The result Of such examination the meeting collectors
and distributors
TO- That the collectors pursue
plan consultation, expedent
collection and distribution OF caon clothing bedding In that
particular ward
IL That generally especially policemen
city be requested this society reporting
distributors cases OF suffering and destu,o which
their knowledge.
IL That this plan namos
collectors and distributors be published
Cor general circulation the president and treasurer tho society
may deem espodienl - =,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
BY WALL a BARNARD, Auctioneers.

GALE BY CATALOGUE OF LARGE AND
~ EIhtANr STOCK OF RICH GENUINE FuRs AT PUBLIC
sAlEon Wednesday morning, Inst O'Clock viii sell
the spacious No 800 Pennsylvania side be
tween 9Th and 10Th streets the largest richest hndomest stock
genuine lus offered this city being tho stock OF one
of the largest northern
expressly the city trade
perfect name mado
best styles,
The comprises ladies' Gontlomens Chdens
siuR pieces Of Hudson mink sable royal ene,
martha nc French sable and kinds
Also,
large handsome ontcmens
munies, caps, gloves, collars, &c.
Also,
stock Of magnificent carriage sleigh robes Of the richest
knds, genet wolf buffalo, &C.
All OF which will be sold without The goods will be
for inspection Tuesday, and the catalogues ready
Terms cash. WALL a BARNARD,
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ny JAS. Q. McGUIRR 8 Co., Auctioneers

@ PLENDID PARIlOR SUITES, SUPERIOR
~ Carried Hair Window Shades, Cornice, &c. &c.
atPube ae'oon Thursday December 49, 1oocock
tho establishment Of Smawood.
Odd felo~s sia superior
furniture NC, comprising
Ia elegant carved walnut and mahogany pror Of
syles and superior Workmanship, finished quality
French brocaele, push silk
reps and hair CLOTH ranging from o
Is spring seat rocking chairs, OF various styles
leather sleepy hollow chairs
20 Gabrielle chairs, finished In cnnmelled cloth
Spring seat lounges, of various patterns
Mahogany sofas, rockers, parlor chairs
Rosewood and marble top tables
Handsome walnut what nots hattrees
I
Gilt painted window shades, oornice
Together with large caods
Terms $50 and under, cash. that three
and four months for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing
The attention of furnishing called
this sale, which will be made without
JAS c. MCGUIRE h Co,
Dec lid Aucioneors.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

N.U YonK Dec lI.--Cotton is hgher-s sales Of 3 500
ba!ss upland H. Flour is FURNISHES Of 0, 900 bbls
state 81 rs a "a so southern, s. So 40. Wheat is
6nnsales of IL 900 bushels southern red 81 81 IA
white, 81 20 81 40. Corn is firm sales OF ziooV
h,sbsls-mlxed 10 a rs cents Molasses is quiet tor
eans "a 35l Spirits Of turpeutine is firm at 4s
asa cents Rosn is steady at 81 SO, delivered Rice
& Arm at 8 "A 81 cents.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12
AUCTION SALES.
by JAS. Q. mcguire a co, Auctioneers.

by JAS. q. MCGUIRE AZ co, Auctioneers.
VNR USTEE'S SALE OF FURNITURE AND
IL HOUSEHOLD nlEcfson Tuesday morning, December "a
10 o'clock No sos Twelfth street. south and
streets (andD shall sell all the Furniture Effects
ing
Mahogany hair spring sofa, rocker. paIior chairs
Marble top and SOFA tables
Cano and wood chairs, l9unge
Carpet ol-eloth, mating
Bedstoad, bureaus washstands
Feather beds holsters pillows
Mattresses, blankets comforts
Looking glasses clock. toilet sets
China, glass and crookory
Cooking and other stoves, kitchen utensils SC.
Terms: s25 over for sixty and
ninety days for sfctory endorsed notes bearing interest
by order Of the trustee
JAZZ c. MCGUIRE CO.,
Dec i2d Anetioneers.
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Nrv YONG Dec H. Stocks are steady-chcago and
RICK Island GIL Illinois bonds, 9ls Michigan south
sru. 2Ol New York Central, "a Reading, 5la Viz
qiaia 6's g7s Missouri 6s, 500,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

The ladies OF the Union Benevolent Society tender their grateful
thanks Mr. VIM Bntyne his efion and grauous
for the He kindly
again for them, and will receive subscriptions and
who
city his religious bookstore, Seventh between
tl
But small has been deposited with Mr. Balypne and
there many deoate widows and children who ought
lieved Need and humane public
collected the ladies' will
their respective I2--lw
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

THE STRATFoRD GALLERY.
The satford Gallery Shakespeare sschood Comprising
Ideal Described by Mrs j. w Palmer; vo
imperial syo., in morocco, $i2.
edition Collected and arranged by
author with seventy Designs engraved In the
style designs Biret Foster Harrison Weir
William Rarvcy Fenniei r. r. Hckergu, and other eminent
artists, and portrait from drawing by Lawrence
THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY.
Household Book Of Poetry Edited by Charles DANA large
vol pp Beautifully printed bound styles
Gallery. Elegantly illustrated Edited by Alice and
Cary royal with eight beautiful portraits in coors
steel
ing Inngelow Holmes SAKE TX Marvel Bayard Tailor G. d..
Prentice Coxzens W. shelton T. 3 Fay and Fz Greene Hal
Icck illustrated,
beyeled boards paneed sides gilt scarlet
co, antique, 81
For sale in Washington by
TAYLOR 4 MAuRY, Booksellers,
1874 Pennsylvania
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ByJ. MCGUIRE 4 CO, Auctioneer.
ByJAs. g. MCGUIRE 6 Co, Auctioneers

CHOICE COLLECTION OF VALUABLE OH,
~ PAINTINGS FOR SALE AT AUCTION IN EXHIBITION
ROOM OF THE WASHINGTON ART Monday eve
ung December GOTH at IA O'Clock in the exhibition tho
Washington Art Association, doors OF roos
shall sell the choice valuable collection paintings ever
offered auction in this city, being subjects principally by tany
Macleod, this
Disputed Shot Autumn in the Rocky Mountains his
Race Mount Hood Cottage Girl Trappes Prairie
Bucks Fighting Wood Cecka Scene in Maryland many other
beautiful specimens Of E5JE4Ft
Catalogues will ready paintings exhibition .n
previous the sale.
The exhibition OF the association (Which
this sae handsomely comfortable in
respect visit this collection well repay the
II
Terms $50 and under cash that and 90
days for approved endorsed notes bearing interest.
J, 9. MCGUIRE & Co,
Dec l2-eod tStarl Auconeers
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News By TELEGRAPH.


fA was the case yesterday have received no intel
Ib,-nee from the Associated Press.
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OFFICIAL.
DErAHrxgss o. srArs,

DErAHT4Sss
WAspSGlos, December IL, 1858.
Information has becn repelysi al shs department from
Tunst Tho Ved ssasos consul at cadz Of the
WEn citizen Of the United states the I'd Of August
Dec 1c3hf
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

A PARLOR AND CHAMBER FOR RENT.-Fnr-
"A nsbed with fuel Congress
ply 10 John WAGNER
Dec a-N ass Pcnnsy vans
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Willards' Hotel.
DIED..

In this Guy on Saturday the llh inst, JOHN rloREyuus cox
Ed, sged 10
Notice Of bis funeral will be given Monday.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-12

Hsag~ FAIR AND FEsTIvAL--The Ladies of the First
Unitarian hold lately
cnpcd By Mssr Gait ewely No 324 Pennsylvania
commencing Monday evening December 90 and closing Fri
oath The will be devoted the
debt incurred for repairing the church edihce
0-du