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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Lcut6e,the Artist.
The Dusseldorf correspondent Of the Cray
on writes:

The Dusseldorf correspondent OF the Cray
on writes:
"M-. Leutze, as usual, is bard at work; ut
present be is finishing his Sergeant jasper
replantipg the flag on Fort M0u,rie." The
Sergeant is represented of life size, as seal
iog the fort with the recovered nag IN hand,
which he waves IT, triumph. The blue ocean
at bis feet receives the cannon balls directed
at him by the enemy; in the distance are
seen the men-of-war vomiting forth their IT.
efectual fires, while the ky overhead Is filed
with smoke from the well returned shots OF
the fort. Much could be said Of the truthful
color of the water, riddled by cannon balls,
which have fallen short of their mark; OF tho
lightness of the smoke, above all, oil the aV-
mated action and expression of the Sergeant
himself. all Of which points cal! forth many
and strong expressions Of admiration aud
delight"
This picture was ordered by the Carolina
Art Association.
Leulze intends coming to the United
States this fall, and opening studio in
Georgetown, d. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
The Indian Battle Oh the Plains, &c,

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. lS.--Inteliigc reached
this city on Saturday Of desperate battle
between the U. S. Troops and the Canaan
ches, near Wichita village, in which part
of the whites Lieut.. Van Camp and four
men were killed; also ono man missing aud
ten wounded, including NJ jor Van Dorm se.
verely. The enemy had forty killed aud
considerable number wounded.
Advices from Fort kearncy to the - inst.
report that Major CrOssman, Captain New
ton aud Lieut.. Bryan, Of the engineer corps,
and Lieut.. Vlllegel, Of the scclnd dragons,
reached that place on the Doth ult, on the
steamer United States. Tney report the gold
excitement as still very high, though the &C
tual results Of the operations are not 80
cheering as the accounts would seem to
warrant.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. lS.--A letter from an OH
Ger of the army received to-day, confirms
substantially the account of the above battle,
and adds that the United States force was
com imposed of two hundred and fifty men OF
the second cavalry, under Mij1r Van p'rn,
and one hundred and twelve friehdly lndi-
ans, under Capt Ross. The latter officer
was wounded. The whites captured num-
Der OF horses and took two hundred women
and children prisoners.
Gov. Denver, of Kansas, who las arrived
here, says his resignation is positive, and
that be DIES not intend to return to that ter
| rltOry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
The NeHY Eas iiGna.

The Foreign correspondence OF the Phila-
delphia North American, writing October
18th, says:
"The new fashions for the coming season
do not certainly indicate any d'minution
either in the extravaganza of the expense or
in volume. The gigantic peiticoat grows IN
despite Of the anmadversioGs OF journalists,
and the sarcasm Of satirists.
The ebulIitiou IF ill-humor against hoops
is as applicable to the women of the nlne-
teeath century IS 10 these 0! the eighteenth,
whether they be cased 10 hoops CT crinol!ne
OF in hoops of steel. \ short time since, IN
Holland, lady was fined as e pubic nui-
sance Tor taking up too much room or the
sidewalk, and obstructing the passage Tor
pedestrians.
The dress bonnets Cor the autumn are gen.
orally fashioned Of a mixture OF stripes OF
light.colored velvet, with yelSe: blonde, ieath-
ers and lace The Looping CROWDS may b:
formed of tull ;, either black or white, and
the front edged with q broad band II blue,
white, pink, or lilac velvet; the ornaments
are two white feathers, tipped with the same
cJl1r as the velvet, aud they ara placed rath-
er far back Oh the sides. The tulle cartaln
trimmed with a trclis blonde, and the bar
deau in front is formed by double bow Of
blue velvet.
Pretty bonnets Of gray silk have pulled
and pointed crown, blue curtains AMI strings
gray and blue bows outside, and double
bow Of the came kind Inside. All dresses
are now made without basques; the cofsag3
u point, and double skirts are rarely seem
Flouuces continue in favor for both thin ADD
thick materials, and are worn in the street
as well as at evening entertainments.
The burnou5 will be the most fashionable
style Of autumn aud winter outer garment
Casaques, of the sane material as tho robe,
are also worr, and form a very suitable and
becoming walking costume. Iney arc tight
t. the figure and without any trimmiog-
D.Ik plain silks are much in vogue Tor this
style OF costume; the skirt, under the casa
Qle. is perfectly plain, without any orna
ment, excepting row Of large buttons down
the front, matching those on the c0rsago oI
the casauue"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Inter from f. urOpes
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.

S7 JOINS. October l8.--Thc steamer ARIEL
was boarded Of Cape Race last evening, with
dates from Liverpool of the 9Th.
The American minister to China, had gone
to Shanghai.
The accounts from Ealentia in regard to
the cable were unsatisfactory.
AT the latest accounts from China the choi-
era was raging among the Chinese troops.
LIVERPOOL, October 6.-CottoD-lhe market
is Quiet but steady. Sales OF three days past
2I 900 bales. Richardson & Spence quote cot
ton dull. Fair qualities have declined most
Finer qualities are offered at a slight reduction
The advices from Manchester are untavora-
Bile.
Breadstuh. market is verydnil. Flour
has declining tendency. Prices are easier but
quotations unchanged. Wheat Is dull, but
prices generally unchanged. Corn Is dull, but
quotations nominal.
Provisions-The market is quiet. Beef Is
heavy. Pork is quiet Bacon is dull with but
little inquiry, and prices are weak. Lard Is dull
al 60sa6is.
Produce--Rosin is dul! for inferior qualities
at IS lOd a As. Sugar is quiet. Coffee 10 quiet
Rice is steady. Spirits Turpentne steady at
3os. 6d.a39s
MONEY MARkEr.-Consos quoted at 9s4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Election scenes IL North Carolina.

A correspondent of the Pcndieton, \. c.,
N .senser, repyrting trip through n nth
Carolina, gives some Illustrations OF ELECTION
times" which may be Interesting:
arrived at the election grouod, there was
a sight worth seeing Apple brandy ruled.
There we're about as many women as men
on the ground. This is peculiar feature IN
North Carolina ga.heTings--thew women nearly
all atteud, and it results beneicaiiy some
times | once saw fellow set loto Int
at one OF these elections, While his wife was
along with him. The front yard of the dog
gerry bad been graveled with very cOrse gravel.
Oar hero pulled eff his shirt and pitched N,
but was soon made TO bite the gravel. Hero
No. 2 Jumped on bin, bus was no sooner on
than II. for our frs: named herO's vile gath
cred hoop pole, and such q tanning as hero
NJ . got, it has not been my fortune to see
since. Al! hands s.ooi off and saw it well
done. Hero No. was sIght. ln'"gtne n
mans back full Of coarse gFaTcl-souged IN
through the skin.
"In approaching the election ground, young
men ana women could Do seen sitting 90 logs
in the woods, eatirg giUgcr cakes and du"k-
Ing cider and BRANDY. Heap OF land TO the
acre there! One fellow Jumped on: OF a shah
ty there where they kcut their apple brandy,
and swore til at be could whip toe man that
had anything against him. Everybody seem,
ed too drunk to take much notice OF bin
Two fellows 20, to scualiag on large scafoid
aud down it came, causing a general row.
Some were knocked down By the falling o.
tac scaffJid, apd, supposing somebody nao
knocked them down, pitched 10 promlscuous'
~. thought it vas time for peacea5le
man to leave, 60 | took TIE road"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
ICg gTUNI.A fi.

IllgNl y. aIa..
The comments made upC d, aud the eL.E'.'
taken from, Judge Douglas speech, ! 'l2f
very conclusiVely prove that he IS .1l1 .
to the great crimes declared Z! %
Southern Dea.o0acy--.f su-tlInIoG zoe .
trines OF "Squattcr Sovereignty" b'
Judge Douglas, 10 this respect, d I-T D.'
from Mr.. Jefferson D,vi-? IN srest. -
liyered by the latter gentlemen, recently .
Augusta, Maine, be sail:
III the lnha bitauts Of anY territory ," W
refuse to enact such laws ana police r -.
lions as would give security 70 'oet - 49,.
or 10 bis, it would he rendered u ..s y. .
valueles-, in proportion to To- d.AA,C'
holding it without such protecii'1' =
case OF property 10 the labor 0. min' VI p.
is usually called slave properly 'h' '" ~.
ty would be so grea; tbat tie ,"heI '...' ..
ordinarily retain it. Therefore ".'.
right would remain, the remedy ty''s -
held, it would follow that Tue Owl. ~.
be practically debarTed by tie c'''uU,.. ,
of the case, from taking slave PF'p'I' '..,,
territory where the sense OF tue ID. ~. 49,.
was opposed to it's introducnln. . - -
for the oft repeated fallacy Of !'Fc!nE '''..
upon any community" -.
This appears to me to be the SUN ~ =.
stance of Mr.. Douglas famous i.''
speech. The Journal from wb'eb ''
above extrac, from Ssca,gr Dl'.'
makes these remarks.--"It A9'i~s'. =, =.
is worthy TO be condemned ana - y, -. 3
li,icalIy, for giving It utIcFaHCe - ~. ~.
of canvass unparalleled Tor exec. ..-
interest, and when close beet .! 90. 80. .
mice. what punishment shyu,l u ~. M.
10 Southern Senator for pobhcy g.. 80
ting similar doctrine 10 a N2fi0'i" -
while enjoying the ease aud qul,,s . y,
mer s'j0urn Tor health ara 1,t ,.,s
show that we do not m.aFPE'LeD'' ,,,!
Davis opinion, we suyo,n Tue ...''
trac, from the Louisville Democrat ..-
owe invite attention to su2ibeF a., a.
wherein Senator Davis announce, ~. -.
strous beresy, that a terTIioT'a. ~ a..
can exclude slavery by reIG',oS = Fg.s.....
AID ,heref,rc he scouts tie f9l,yoI 'Ds ~ a..
tina, slavery can tie forced uP "a, d. D.1 a
pity. We hope that none d GOV $50. II
cotcmporaries will tuxe the ~. ,p,r
thew read this psragraih !r'nI @snT T. b..
He ia as had a. Or, stephens 81 Il
The Democrat is pyusIa' :. Fs....
probably uses the term Hl, .,,,s; s...t
ironically --tbe otjeo, Of tbs; p'I a,.s ~
selves very ridiculous by Ge''uI nso he q;
trine advanced by Dousia.n' ~, Du. W
doctrine is held ty Sre'eo-' vi, u
and others, whose hdei.,y TO 10 ber.d..
we'll as their Democracy, tue ~ : W.
siders unquestlonabie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Lossca by Sh;Dyyrec

The record of marine losses for the first
nine months of this year exhibits very con-
siderable dimrutiyn from that Of the same
period in 1857, both in the number OF vessels
and the value Of property. Probably this Is
owing to the fact that greater caution IS ex-
er,iscd 10 the management of steamships, or
that ocean navigation generally is better IN
ders,ord by our seamen. The Atlantic, we
are led to believe. has been uOre tcmpestu-
ous, violent gales has been more frequent
tlan in any previous year; yet the number
Of vessels lost since the commencement OF
this year was little more than half that OF
1877, aai the amount Of property lost bears
the sane proportion. From January l to
Oo;, |, lSj7, the number OF vessels lest bopni
t. and from United Sates ports was 4i5,
and the total value Sl4,I5S 300. For the
same period this year the number OF vessels
list was only 229, and the total value S6,Sio,
30l, which includes the unfortunate Austria,
valued Mt $500. coo. While this improvement
il very gratifying, there is much more to be
i re. both by individuals nnd by g'vernmsrt
t, guard against marine dlsasters.-New
York Heyald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The New York correspondent of the Ma
tioual Intelligencer says:--"A matter OF
some interest in every large city has been
fairly tried here by pub!ic-spirited and ~
telligsnt individual 1t is the building Of q
number Of small good houses in respectable
situations as matter of profitable specua'
ton. a number OF such dwellings, were
built 90 Tbirty-third street, aud good pay
ing price asked Tor the IN by the builder; this
price has been in nearly every case readily
obtained"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
TOhECCO.

Bpt little attention has been paid to the
cultivation of the tweed IL this part OF the
State, until very recently. This year we
hear of several crops, ranging from 2'ooO to
10000 lbs, and all of superior quali'y. Inc
soil, particularly Of the river hilis, Is SAID by
men of experience to lie admirably adapted
TO the growth of tobacco. 1t will In time,
doubtless, become one OF the staples OF South
western Virsinia-partcularly shipping to-
,cco.-4bip0dOn ITgintan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

In the town OF Zlblagcn, Wurtemburs, Mr..
The ,dore Helgerad mas lately opened new
printing establishment, in which all the com
positors AID p.essmcn are deaf and dumb, to
the number of one hundred aud sixty; eleven
of the former arc women. The Office is very
SLANT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
,Y,,.r,.,Ip Railroads.

The State of Virginia reserves to herself
the right 70 tax the Railroads of the Com
monwesth, one mill per mile on every pas
seneer carried over her roads. 10 accor-
dance with this provision, the amount paid
by the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad into
the Treasury of the State, On account of pas
sengers transported ever the road during the
six months ending the Both OF September,
uss 81 90 So
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

In the the case of Captain Holmes, on trial
OF Portland, Me, for killing one of bis crew,
the defense of insanity has been set up. In
intervening after killing Chadwick, a witness
testified that be was "raving swearing kick
ing and damning everythirg."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The Republican and Antl.Lecompton Dem-
ocrstic journals unite in mainly at'riorting
the result Of the reccut election in Pennsyiva-
MIA &c., to the policy pursued BY tbs present
Administration in relation to the admission oil
Kansas, while the papers which have defend,
ed that policy at the north, are rather iacl'nsd
to look 10 another direction for the expiana-
ton of this popular endorsement. a ieadlns
Journal of thc ID smucracy OF Pennsylvania the
Patriot and Union Of Harrisburg, tiods IL the
presen tiaancial en barrassments OF the coun-
try. and 10 the depressed state OF American
Industry under the existing Tariff, a cause
more active than any other, in producing the
marked dissatisfaction which hss jus: express
sed itself IN tones so Loud and DECIDED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
.rI,t.res,inc Experiment.

The Washington States Of Friday says
"Mr. Clancy Jones appeared to be go conf
dent of reelection, that be actually SAID III
this city, he ,eas going TO run only to Sho"
Mr.. Buchanan ho,e easy ii cas 10 be elected as
an Administration Democrat" The result
of this interesting experiment Is told BY the
official returns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

A telegraphic dispatch from the Mayer OF
New Orleans, announcing that "relief will
be acceptable" having been received in Nor
folk Va, q public meeting has been called 10
that city to raise contributions for the ben
eft of the sick and suffering by Yellow Fe-
YER in New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Recently the Charleston Mercury directed
the attention of its readers to the fact, tina!
nothing but the excessively high rates OF
freight, charged upon the railroads from East
Tennessee to Virgioia tide water. saved the
cities If Charleston aud Savannah from the
loss of Their trade, which has heretofore been
of so much value to them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Gem
PAW has succeeded in makiog a contract
with the Post Office Department at Washing
ton, for carrying a mail between Norfolk and
Petersburg, which commenced on Monday,
the Ism inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Plain people in Virginia are generally IN
the habit of counting Mr.. Choate, of Mass'
as national, conservative man, aud of wish
in. that the people of Massachusetts were all
like him, in his opinions on sectional mat
ters. We observe, however, that in the
Southern Citizen, be is called an "encmy Of
The S3utbW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The death Of Prof. ClcaVelaud of Bowdoln
College was mentioned in yesterdays ua.
,e,,e Prof. Cleaveland received the degree
of LID. from Bowdoin in 1924 was elected a
member of the American Academy OF Arts
and Sciences, was also chosen fellow Of
the Wernerian Society of Edinburgh, the
Neurological Societies of Dresden and et'
Petersburg. and Geological Society OF Lon
dor. lie was also many years corresponding
secretary of the Maine Historical Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The New York Commercial understands
from good authority that the British Govern
ment have completed contract With the
Messrs. Cunard to run monthly line OF
steamers between the Bahama Islands and
New York, and also to convey the mails to
sad from Englsod. Nassau, New ProVi-
d.nce, wall be the port 10 the Bahamas.-
Messrs. Cunard iutend despatchiug a steam
or this fell from New York to Nassau once
month, which steamer will proceed thence
to Havana, calling again at Nassau on her
return to New YORK The steamer will
have superior accommodations for passen-
gers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The Bangor, NJ, Uuion announces the
demise of Father Sawyer on the l4th inst,
q. the great age of l03 years aud four days.
He was born in He'ron, Connecticut, or the
9th of October. 1875. AT the age Of q he
entered the army, and was present at the
capture of Bu,goyne. Ia 1855, be gra1ua-
ted at Dartmouth. Two years afterwards lie
settled N Oxford, N. H., where be remained
until 1895. For the past half century his
field OF labor has been in Bangor and Vieini'
ty. He was one OF the founders OF the Ban
gor Theological Seminary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

A piece of petrifed wood, with a screw
perfectly formed 10 it, was recently found
one hundred and fifty feet beneath the sur
face of she earth, near Pauols, Mississippi. 1t
was embedded 10 what appeared 10 nave
been block of hickory wood, twelve or n
teen inches square.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Col. Thos. l.. Preston has rented the Salt
works and his property adjacent, in Wash
nston county, Va, to New York compa-
ny, for term Of 10 years, at S5O,Ooo Der
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
FRANCIS VI. JET {, or
SHACkfLFORD Il SPILMAH
Fauquier Co, oct I3-.o'm Warrenton, Va

DROUN X CO, OF Middle burg, Va, are just
ID in receipt of their supply Of FALL and
WHITE GOODS, Cloths, Casslmeres, Cassl.
nets, Tweeds Kerseys, Linseys, Blankets,
Flanne,, Yarns, Brown and BIeached Domes-
tics, embracing the latest style OF Ladies
aud Ccutlemeus DRESS GOODS; 4 very fine
selection OF Hats, Caps, Comforts, Gloves, Boots,
and >aoes, Bounets, Ladies and Gentlemen S
Snaw;s latest style OF Ladies Cloaks, and va
metz Of FANCY GOODS; Hardware; Queens
ware: WOODWARD; Tin. and stoneware; Groce.
ries; Paints; Oils: Duugs; Bar Iron and Steel;
Plough Iron; Mould Boards, &c. They solicit
OF their friends an early call
Middle burg. sep 2s-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Persons in England whc leave railroad
cars while trains are in motion are subject 10
legal penalties. A lady was fined Be- aud IS.
cos,, few weeks ago, for havltg stepped
out of a train Oh the Crystal Palace line, be-
fore the cars stopped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The steamship "City Of Baltimore" has
been engaged by the Post Office Department
to take the mails from New York to Liver
pool on Saturday, the 23i instant, and from
Liverpool on her return, l0;h Of November
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20
Flirfax county, oct 2o-2aw4w

L.DlA REWARD!-Ranaway from the
ZUO Subscriber on the night Ct TIE ! Ia
instant. negro boy called BENNETT, lnu-
la;;o. about IS or Is years old. leet inches
IA height, thin, and quite good locking, ard very
polite lie was well dressed VIXEN be eft, bat
the clothes ne had on are lot remeu 5ered. /
will give the above reward OF 500, for him, ii
taken out OF Tue state, and secured SO Lat GEL
hln again. He lett in company with two other
negro boys isep 22-eotil i. ) GkiUSBI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The State Department has received no COM
muuication from the Society Islands on the
subject of annexation. The paper presented
by Count Sartiges asked the witbdrawa al from
these islands Of two Americans who were 10
termedding 10 their political affairs. The
American consul refused to forward the pa
per, aud hence il was sent through French or
fcials. This is an illustration OF the reiia-
bility and value of telegraphic despatche'
from Washington generally. and OF the "spc-
cial dispatches in particular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The Richmond South, gives sone hard
hita, a, what it calls, "tbe folly and hypoc-
risy of that little cotere Of disafcctcd politi-
clans who affect the exclusive championship
of Southern rights" 1t defends Senator JET
ferson Davis for his recent speeches at the
N,rfh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

For sundry reasons, but principally De-
cause the snortipg of the irop-horse ir'ghtens
the same denomination Of animals when
formed of flesh and blood, the people oil
Brooklyn are promised to be shortly r'd OF +
the oljectiu nable, because dangerous use VI
steam power along Allan tic street, which Is
a valuable thorougbfare between the LHos
Island farms aud the markets of New York
Horse power is to be substituted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Reputation has been repudiaffd IN Ale
ghany County, Pennsylvania, and the people
have elected officers friendly to paying she
debts Of the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

SCHUYLER Putnam, aged GO years, grand
san Of Gen. Israel Putnam, (Od Pot oil
revolutionary memory, died 10 E!yria, Ohio
last week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

5000 REWARD.-Ra"a"ay rom tae
OZOUTheo!ogical Seminary, near Alex
andTd, Va. on Sunday night, the 18th inst, a
negro boy named CARTER. Sad negro IS a
bright mulatfo, ieet, 5 or inches h,gh and
very well built. He is about 20 years Old, and
mas very pleasant cOuntenance. | Will give
the above reward OF S=UU. II taken out OF the
State and secured so that get him again. Ad
dress DAVID FIlZHUGH, Fairfax C. h.,
SEQ l7-eutf or r. {. WARD. Alex, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The New Testament /, ahont to be publish
ed in the Court dialect OF China, IN one or
ta,ovylume Of about one hundred and ii ty
leaves, at q cost o!irOm twelve to fifteen cents
a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

The robbery of the bank of Messrs, Brown
L Keep, OF Buffalo on Thursday night was
effected by the burglars entering by means OF
false keys, the bedroom occupied by MIR. Al
len. teller of the banking house, who at the
time was sleeping with Mr.. Chas Burns, a
friend These two ntlcmen, the robbers
stune6ed with chloruiOrm, aud taxing the
kevs of The safe from beneath Mr.. A!len,s
inflow, went to the safe, unlocked it, aud ao-
stracted the property,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-20

Advices Of receut date, from Greece, Az
nounce the death Of Prince Mavroccrda'o,
pstrior Greek, " BIO has been prominent IN
the affairs of bis country for many years.
and vhose name hss teen familiar to our
readers through contemporary literature
particularly the adventures OF Lord Byron
a. related by himself, by DR.. henneoy'
Moore, Trelawney and others.