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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Tn, .s,ek Man of America"

correspondent Of the New Ofleans Plea
rura writing from the capital OF mexico,
saws that unless come change tor the oe'ter
.hould speedily take place the Republic most
,ec,ms a mass of ruins. The real condition
Of affairs is thus summed W:
"The desoation and the abandonment Oh
twenty or thirty towns.
The Punishment from their homes OF a'
least 200 900 people.
The abandonment Of hundreds OF hscien'
das.
The complete stagnation Of all branches Of
trade and industry. 80,
The insult Of many women by the raoole
soldiery. .,ooo
The useless employment Of $4,000 persons
in keeping up civil war, and their consequent
decentralization.
The sacrifice Of 500, 100000 in money,
animals, food, clothing, grain, &C., taken oy
force for the maintenance OF the civil war
and in the property actually destroyed 10
consequence Of these ieud5.
These are already the proceeds OF seven
months strife, and still the fires OF OWL ois
cord burn, and the Indications are that the
lanes are bot in state Of infancy. The
struggle that has so long been sustained On
uumlnal political principles, is now rapidly
changing into a demonac war OF castles, to
carry with it the enactment OF those atroci
ties which characterize the savage, aud sci
| a. de all the rules of civilized or half cisil1
ed people.
There can be no mistake in saying that al
the worst passions Of the native Indians are
| now being worked upon to incite them tt
make relentless war upon those who have
| become their m Asters, and converted into
fruitful fields their old hunting grounds.
have seen lately several most inhammatorJ
proclsnations circulated amongst their pue
bias, urging the natives, 1.-The righ.fu owners
OF the soil, as they are pleased to call them
selves, to rise en- mGSSe, and exurpate IRON
their lands their unprlncipled piunderers and
heartle-s taskmssters."
The London Times continues to urge tha
the United States should extend helping
hand, and rescue the unhappy republic, or
in other words, its British creditors.-Rtch
! Dj2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
"LoeaI Items" OF a Coup,

o"Htft SrN,p,
The Allegheny Valley E.noi..,.,'''''
just started at Emienton, among n. =
tains 10 the Keystone STATE rna ~ d.
says he shall Mt publish another "'..:
three weeks, as be i obliged lo,k 'sT' =
paper itk, &c. at Plusbarg. H.. ~, *:
cord IS comprehensive. We learn thar :, .. 2
river Is very low and fin pler,r ~
Monday will be the first daY of On, ! H'r
and from all appearances it, poin, -.,' '''
hrst'rate show; there's to be a 'flyiS, = r.. .
a rearing mule aud a 'tumblu -','
hand expressly for the benef, Of mo =, .;
and Gum Davis is expected to pet J.' ''.'.'
the time class G is attended to. On, :. .
Messrs. Harrison, Morgan. and ITs,,.,. , :.
have been to a great deal of ,roubI. :: ., 1t
pense IN getting up a patent bscy ~ !
antl-terrestrial Pe;asus, that's CON, gu.
clean over the fying-horse, and Tho :!
and see'rs going TO be on hand on 49,, "a
caslon will undoubtedly crowd Tie pos s".' y
we shall give iuIl history Of tim ,-'.
Matrlmoby has been greatly on -, ~
crease for some time past, ami ara, IT,
something else will be on the lnc,.,.. ''-'.'
raj JaSs Of Squire Mu.ran'. Mjua,,,, ~, y
have left town lately. S.me Semi,
broke into Mr.. Gormley's cellar, o.,
fish oil instead o. whisky, lett hi. ,..i.
gate open, and an old SOW entered a., 9''.'
up all his sour krout On the stalk ~"
money is now good, and john ; -"
potatoes didn't turn out so well .. -.
might have done; there will be An a.
crop generally. Ross Porter. oxen ,s.
last night, smashing down some ei,b,y
of fence; 'singIogs' are very plenty ana : ,
child was bora up 10 the wiIdrr,e.. 49,.
ring 10 its nose; the low stage Of tho ,,,.'
and the rise Of candle wick induce. NJ ,',.
wblttle our splinter, down TO pyiD, g..
receipts of the week--ffty cent. and , ~
from Mr.. John Mehrten, and trouble -.
torn trousers" 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Th. Baltimore City Election.

The election ye terday resulted, as was eX-
nected 10 the reelection Of Mayor Swami
and of nearly all the American nominees Tor
the CITY Council. The Independent move
ment having neither the sincere support OF
its friends nor the respect of its opponents,
Jared badly. At noon Col. SMUT issued a
card Withdrawing from the Canvass, on toe
alleged ground that the Mayor and Police
were in com bination with armed bands, eX-
GLIDING his voters from the polls. Col.
might nave found q better reason for declIn-
irc the nomination teicre the eiecu n, as
from the first, the organization which brought
aim forward failed to awaken any response
from the great body of those who were oppos-
ed to Mr.. Swami. 4 weak, foolish movement,
it had an appropriately impotent ending
The day passed of witncuf any serious riot
ing, though their was some disorder display
ed 10 the vicinity of the polls, and drunk q
men ard boys we're by far too numerous eve
rywhere.
Tha. the election was conducted on those
principles of right and justice for which the
Whig party valnly struggled during so many
years, and which were sought through the
passage OF registry law. and the apPlca-
ton of other wholesome restraints on the
then growing evil, it would be folly to assert.
Had that party not met With an embittered
opposition IN all these efforts, followed 10y the
repeal Of the Registry act, before there was
time to test its merits. We should probably
never have had to doplore the see nes that
now occur on an election day The evil WAS
then 10 its infancy, but with more mature
growth has turned its force on those who
countenanced and nourished Vt. The vote
for MAYOR was:--SwASN "a OO8--Shutt d
$50. Swann's majrrity 10, l49. In the Z ty
Councils, but two Democrats were elected
R1timore 3JuerirIn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Douglas on yerm ont.

II was born away down in Yankee land
was born in a valley in Vermont. with the
high mountains all around me. love the
old green mountains and valleys OF Vermont,
where was born, and where played ~ my
childhood. went NJ to visit them seven or
eisbt years 20, for the first time in twenty
odd years. They invited me TO the con-
meuceuert Of their college, placed me 90
the seats with their distinguished guests, aud
conferred upon me The degree ct LII. D. 10
Latin, the same as they did on Old lii kory
AZ Cambridge macy years ago, and | give
you my word and honor | understood Jnst as
much Of the Latin as be did. When they
got through comforting the honorary degree,
thew called upon me Tor speech, and got
% With nv heart foil and swelling with
gratitude for their kindness, and | said to
them: My friends, Vermont is the most
glorious spo, on the face OF this glote for q
man to be born in--prorided ne emisrates
when he is very young.--Speech on the stump
in Illinois.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
The James Guy

A great deal Of interest is .elt in ,ba 50,
cess Of the James Guy; and if she doe, &
this fall and winter, she may hope u d. f..
better with the opening of another seas, -.
| would here make suggestion, which i,
acted upon, will | think be to her sir,r.
tage. At present, Cone river is Der tenn.
nus-NOw, would it not be better for be, a
touch at Cone, land and take Of passenger.
then return to KinsaIe for the night Tie
reasons for this suggestion are
LIST She has not good accommodation. AMI
there are none a. Cone-and Il, tour oc.g,,
NJ is an hour when II is very difficult Cor p,-
sons at distance 10 reach ner, sue no ,.o..
loses passengers from Cone That would pa,rony
her II they could do so with the coayereac, q.
good nights lodging
I'd There Is an excelIen' pubic aoa- &
klnsale, where Passengers from Cone and boz
who IN pleasant seasons make tie rouul r.
might be, as those from lower Mr,'mu-,4.
are now, very comfortably cared tor q, u..
3D. il would be- some twenty nile, o. "
way home, which IN short days, and N ,4s q.
ter, is great consideration.
hope the above propositions will ber
triat at least. The Guy is very lsst tr
and the efficiency aid polltencss OF Der :
GERS have already Recommended tbem "~ !
travelling public.
WcstmorelaDd County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
TsIegrnphIc Despntches.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-The movements Of
Gen. Jertz excite much interest here. He
called at the State Department to-day, and
presented set Of Instructions sent to him
from the Government of Nicaragua, but on
examination they proved unsatisfactory, there
being nothing therein to show that he is Az
thorized to ratify the Csss-Yrisarri treaty.
Gen. Jercz finally departed, promising to re.
new bis sisi: tomorrow, and produce other
documents.
The Administration has received al official
document from those in power in two OF tho
Society Islands, proposing TO surrender them
to the United States. IL is said in diploma
tic circles, that this paper vas transmitted to
our Government through Count Sartiges, the
Freuuh Minister, but no reason is stated for
res0rting to this channel of communication.
The subject will receive due consideration,
especially 10 its geographical aspect.
There seems to BE- disposition on the part
of Mr.. Dallas and Mr.. Mason, to rcsigp the
missions they respectively fill, 10 relieve the
President frc,n embarrassment in the ap.
pointmeas OF their SUCCESSORS. Such is the
tenor Of private advices from Europe.
JAS j. Magce has been appointed an Assis-
taut Surgeon IN the Navy, vice Surgeon Ma
coun, promoted.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct. IA number of
the students 10 the Sophomore class of Brown
University, have been suspended, 10 oonse-
uueoce OF some disorders.
RICHMOND, OCT. IA despatch from
Knoxville, Tenn, reports the occurrence of a
serious ARRAY at the Fair grounds. One man
wa- killed, and the Fair had been broken up
in consequence.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 13-The steamer Isabel
brings California dates to the Dist. The
news is not important. Mr. Ferguson, who
was wounded 10 a duel wit. johnson, Is
dead
CHARLESTON. Oct. l3-Lesesne has been
eleo'ei TO the State Senate, and S. W. Spratt,
the originator Of the slave trade movement,
to the Legislature, from this city.
New ORLEANS, October l2.--The deaths
from yellow FEVER during the last 80 hours,
have been 55
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
A FOUL Place with n Fair Name.

The Fa rmont True Nirginian say: Are
We moral people? We hope so; hu', reaI.
ly, after the disgrscefa exhibitions IN and
abou, the courthouse aud I'll, fr time,
on Monday, we have some u ubts. Iheyt"!l
ne We are moral people, in a land q. bibles,
tracts, e., yet the wanton deura'ity, the
lax morality. the complete devltry, witness
Ell aud participated in on Monday hy hGn-
dreds, Old and young, Attending court, c ud
not lie matched in any Cnrisiiah lane, France
and ENGLAND inclu.!ve."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
lCONNUNICATtl

The TARIFF.-If "a" had 'Iut hm,el'
the trouble vi" giving uo al extract E :
"the speeches Of Southern Democrat: g
bers Of Congress, or from "Soutberr Ia
cratic newspapers" verifying hi .ta'.aL;
of "their position" that the dury nus b
laid with reference to revenue Gu. f:
might have removed cur Incredible % .n'.
ence to tie doctrine they so full .r n.,.'
We, however, have always understood ,tt
Southern Democratic" dOctriu" 70 10 TIT
enuncisted in the Senate by Mr.. Rnm-
when he said IL am for discriminating b
tween articles made at home, and ~, m,.
at home, and placing the highest rNsrE
duty upon tho foreign rivals OF our oWr y
ducticns." That doctrine, We apFreteri
very different from the one which teria
"the power to look TO any hing except T-5
nue." fla" can show US, Ly any qlI
tions from "tbe speeches Of Southern p.a
cratic members of Congress" that tbi,'a
the doctrine of the Southern Dcm3crac7 +.
would oblige B.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
ICoNNUNICATEg


Mr.. A. p. Shut, the candidate Of th"42r
ooratic party Of Baltimore for Mayor .
Wednesday last, withdrew from the Cl0:e
sometime during the day, upon the gr'uol
stated in his card, that EARNED band, o. .''
less men have, since the opening Of TIE d.
lot boxes, held possession Of the polls . :
exclusion Of all votes opposed to N'i
Swami"
Tho whole number Of Votes po.IH 3
Swami 10 1856 was l3 9Oj. A, th' 'f'.
on Wednesday bis pole reached = V.'-
|, will be seen therefore that the 'i'H
men," Of which Mr.. Shut speaks n9t w
kept his friends from casting tier Syie'
him, but were the means OF SccUiny I'd.
potes for Mayor Scam This II ID" 'a'' [.
stance, within 10y know ledge, Of 'o'er, ,.
were prevented from voting for The clnii''
Of their choice, throwing their vot'' ], %
vor Of an adversary. Queer thlng- 'ase 20.
occasionally and this il one OF them s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

JgSA.''. -.
TAX PAYERS, ATTENTION. --Ioe C'0"''
in June last, was So per head. l'' o.
Ale, ,udria county is about ~ 'q''' ,,. 49,.
and the population about l2,0VO, v" =.
this great taxi How many days 10 'D'
do our County Court and Grand jury ~.
has been said that il is usual for TOE y -.
Jury to be kept several d'y, uoip n ~ I.
which should be done 10 a Il" D " y. "a.
this 81? What are the salaries "r' o., ,rr
ces to County osicers' Ideoouncs, o." ~ /, :
as excessive, and call upon the psogl o.,;,-,
to it, especially 10 the election =, cdi
and all officers having to d. Win % !. r,g
AFFAIR.". q 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
ICOxIUSIrATi

YIN u ~
The recent letter Of Committee o. #"
democratic party" in this place w. ~
only been he occasion Of remark ID ''' Co..
but is regarded elsewhere in pretty n1'O '-
same light in which it is viewed 10 a ~
dris. Under the title Of "Ma't@' u ~
the Fredericks burg Herald thus -pe'A' .
please copy the paragraph: ALE1A>'''''.
THE Democracy of AlexandFl1 nav %,
Gently pu, forth an Address, ofef"t %.
hearty peIcome Of AR rtoSs pe"p' -.
Democrats OF the State, a. al .nio'. a W.. D..
the selection of Alexandra a. me Nv ~,
holding the next Democratic ".,e.''
Convention. Right on the TOP d va IN,
open door Of hospitality, the same y '.''
say, "Iierapdria lids .Ia'r SUI" .'
Tirgin'on IN potitics, as reH a. " .....
and name" Comment IL eb''fsf - %,
-sry. BIT it spands queer, cJn"1 d 90"
city of Alexandria"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

A. Rochester, Oh the 18th inst, the muir
derer, Stout, who lie to be hung on the TWEEN
ty-secoud inst, attempted to kill himself BY
bleeding. Though watched night and day
BY two men, he in some way became possess
cd OF broken lancet, and while the watcher
was out Of his cell to wake his alternate,
made an incision in his arm aud had bled
about a pint, when the attempt was discov'
arad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Thr Ches. Match AT Paris,

The New York Courier DIS l. ITS Cnis
contains letter dated P!ri-, September 23i
the latest date received, winch says:
America has cbeck-mated Europe, in the
duel between MIR. Morphy, OF the United
States, and Mr.. Harrsi'z. Of Berlin. 7 c
latter has been vapquisb, d, and has played
tor The King OF Prussia ct a jar PAN lie Ro
de Prusse"
WHAT plying for the King of Prussia has
to do with the affair, We are unable to divine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Upper pIoIboro.' Md.

We learn that Mr. Judson Richardson has
disposed # bis town property, knoSu for a
long number Of years as the Union Hotel ~
to Mr.. James Ii. Crandell, by whom the es
tablrshment will hereafter he conducted -
Price $1,000.
We learn also that Mr.. CraBdell has die.
posed If his dwell ng house, near the Catho.
lie Church, t. Mr.. William Rprthstsne. our
village baker The price paid wac $l70O
cash - PtdnterS AdrOc0b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
The state Elections.

The returns from the State elections which
took place on Tuesday in Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, and Iwa are as yet in-
complete but enough has been received to
show the triumph of the Opposition and the
condemnation Of the present Democratic Ad'
minis,ration. The Kansas Lecompton poll
cy Of Mr.. Buchanan, which in all these
States was made the ruling question, has EVIL
IDENTIFY destroyed the supremacy OF the Dem
ocratio party.
PENNsYLvANIA.-The returns from Penn
sylvauis indicate the election of the Opposi-
ton State ticket. John NJ. Read. Judge OF
the Supreme Court, and VIM. E Fraser. "a
nal Commissioner, by large majority, whilst
the Democrats have lost nearly all their
Congressman; even the great stronghold OIL
Berks county, according to the last reports
having turned against the Administrator
and dele tied the Hon. j. CLANCY Jones
The reports from the different districts as tar
as heard from justify the expectation that the
Pennsylvania delegation in the next Congress
MI srard tollnw-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

We copy. with great pleasure the article
in another column, from the Richmond En-
ouirer, in relation to the manufacture pur-
chase. and use of our own Iron, for our own
Railroads. 1t has 1.-THE ring OF the true me-
t,ln The arguments are sound, the sentl'
m,n,s patriotic. the conclusions just 1t Is
s,cb doctrines az are there expressed. which,
if carried out into practical action, wosld
make Virginia great and furnishing State
and her people prosperous and happy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The Red Republicans, Socialists, Fourier
ties, end other radicals Of that school, have
issued circulars, calling for public meet
ing. with view to independent political or
ganzation for the Fall election, in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The Pennsylvania (Dsm.) Gays, that
some of the causes which produced the re-
cent election result in Pennsylvania it Tears
"sre fraught with evil for the future" The
North American (Opp.) says, ga nobler vie
tory looms up in the distance"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

THE ELEcrIoNs.-We give in another col
umn the Election news as received by yes
terday's mails, mostly communicated by tel
egraphc dispatches. In a day or two, We
shall have the full and correct returns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

Charles Dickens, the celebrated writer, is
said to be muck stouter aud handsomer than
he was when young mao. and does not
now affect flashing waistcoats, and jewery
lie has grown a wiser, as well as sadder
man. lie is still industrious--and much
liked BY all who know him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The strike" at Dams No. and 5, or the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, has, as usual,
availed nothing, as there are now hands en-
ployed, at the same wages, there we're before
the hubub
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

We have received the October mum Der OF
Tho sou,beru Literary Messenger. The Mes
cancer like wine, improves as it grows older.
The present number is an excellent one
The editor is an accomplished literary gen.
tlemsp. and tbroxs bis soul ioso bis WORK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The Providence Journal has compiled
quite a list of the fatalities and perils of
Bal!ooning, and adds that it does not know
OF one distinguished eroneaut that has nee
10: with violent death by means of tal-
Icon. Science too, so far, has not been ben
Gifted to any extent by these balloon excur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The Richmond Wing urges upon the
Democratic Convention. shortly to assemble
.bere or elsewhere" to establish or "afirm,"
a "Plstform" on State as we'll as National
issues. 1t says that railroad matters. and
taxes. arc to be thought of, as we'll as Kan
sss and LecOmpton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

Speaking Of the destruction Of property BY
fire, in this country, the Baltimore American
says 1T has been estimated that the destruc-
ton Of property by fire in the United States,
taken year BY year, would amount to sum
Ia rye enough to support foreign war with
q first class power, and we hardly thick
the estimate exaggerated. In New York,
the amount lost 10 the two principal fires
which have occurred within twenty-five or
twenty-three years, was certainly DOT less than
$50 100000 Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other Atlantic cities have had their fres 10.
volving loss Of millions. In our own city,
last month, the Custom House was seriously
damaged and valuable public documents de-
stroyed. SAP Francisco aud Sacramento have
been repeatedly destroyed during their brief
existence of ten years. Nothing but the
wonderfully elastic energies OF our people Ell
ables them to struggle against such soeces-
zion OF calamities. Yet we seem to grow no
wiser BY what we suffer in this way"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

Tuttle's Comet, in the constellation OF Pesa
sus, can now be sen without the aid of tee'
scope. This constellation is about the same
distance from the North Star as Arcturus,
the bright Star the comet passed on Tuesday
last. A line from the Pointers through the
North Star, leads directly to Pegasus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

Lieut.. Dulany A Forrest has been detacs-
ed from the Naval Observatory and Hydro
graphic Office at Washington, and ordered to
the steamer Water Witch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

On Tuesday morning destructive hre
took place at the corner Of Clarkson and
Washington streets, New York, destroying
several slaughter houses stables, feed store
&c, belonging to Messrs. Cornish Il R"t"n,
Brush & Martin, J w. Bush. ard Mr.. L)zcr.
Ia ole of the stables were fifty sheep. all ct
which we're destroyed. Loss abou $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The Wheeling (Va.) Argus strongly urges
the democracy Of Virginia to bold the State
convention at Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

Burton's theatre in New York has sudden
~ closed, the Lucy Escott opera troupe retus-
ing to appear there on any conditions. The
Broadway is to be reopened 10 the course OF
few days, uoder the management OIL MI
Eddy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The regular monthly meeting CT the board
of directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company was held on Wednesday,
The revenue of the road for the month Of Sep
tember was reported as follows:
Main stem. y. ". Va Wash Branch Totsl.
Passengers l,SS5lS S3s9o22 S@2gu"9S Sl0s,l 31.5
rr.,@hi 49, 2ts3l5S 972515 ll.U4i.2s 2sg.IsJ.sO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

cocoa REWARD!-Ranaway from the
ZUO subscriber Oh the night OF the lth
instant, negro boy called BENNETT, mu.
lauo, about Is or 10 years old, 3 !eet inches
n height, thin, and quite good looking, and very
polite. h. was well dressed when be left, hui
Inc clothes ne had not Teneu bered
"Iii give the above reward OF 500 Tor him, il
taken cut OF the state, and secured 80 that get
aim again. He ieit IN company with two other
negro boys sep Z>-eott A GRlGSBY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

The opposition line to California publish a
card announcing that the Atlantic will leave
on the 25,h, and that the rate Of passage In
the frs, cabin has been fixed at $3.50. She
is to convey her passengers for the present
via the Panama railroad, and not via NIcara-
qua, as hss been reported
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-15

A dwelling house IN the village Ut Not
tipeham, in Prince Georges county, Md,
owned BY MIR VIM. A. QuynD, ard occupied
ty Mr.. Edward Platter. WIS entirely consom'
ed by FIRE last week. There was no incur
snce 90 the building.