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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
The Florida ar.

JACKSONVILLE. March ll.-Mnjor Rector
has succeeded in indu,ing Billy Bowleg-,
Jumper, and several of the principal men OF
the different bands. to come and hold
talk" Bowlegs is disposed to emIgrate'
and take with him all he can influence to 60.
Major Rector is sapguine Of success IN his
negotiations. -, ,,
Col. Garrett, Greek Agent. end MIR. John
900. are on their way to Washington, to per,
feet some necessary arrangements previous
10 the indians leaving Florida.
The Indians wish to see the money pre-
missed them in case of removal; to procure
which is the object Of Major Rsctor's visit.
Assinwah, the elder, is wounded. lie VIII u
meet the delegation to negotiate In oehsii
of Sam Jones's party, Us coon Us ne can
travel. c..,.1
The friendly Indians. in their scouts, iaiied
10 find the hostile Indians. The latter iounu
the white aags and came into camp without
solicitation. This isst sugurs well Tor ID
vorsble resQlt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Fire arsliala.

We invite the attention Of our local auth.
tiles to the following enactment, which h..
passed both Houses Of tie Va. L.,isI,,n..
Be IL enacted, etc. That an off :er who ,b,I
be called Fire Marshal may be sopoin,a.
10 April Of every year for each city, town
corporation in this State, by the corporan,,
courts thereof, or by the common council q,
trustees OF any city, town, or corpors,io,
which has no corporation court, wheneye, =
the opinion of said corporation courts. con-
mon councils, or trustees, such appointmep,
shall be deemed expedient
. The said Fire Marshal is hereby Auth.
ICED and required to make an inves,ie,na,
into the origin Of every fire occurring Will
the limits for which be IS appointed, aud r.,
that purpose, be is hereby invested with Al
the rights, powers, and jurisdiction confer,
red, and subject to all the pains and pen,
ties imposed on, and shall be eutitled 10 n.
same fees allowed to coroners of inque.ts r.,
the existing laws, 20 far as the same are pc,
impaired by the provisions of this act, and !,
snail be the duty of such Fire Marshall :,
make quarterly reports 10 each year to III.
COURT, cJuncil or board Of Trustees, by whom
be may be appointed.
3. Whenever any fire shall occur, i, shall
be the duty of such Fire Marshal to be ore.
sent at the same, and be shall advise and A.,
10 concert with all such officers of police A,
may be present, and for preserving order a,
and during the existence OF such hire, and Tor
tue protection OF property, shall have concur.
rent jurisdiction with such officers OF police or
the Fire Wardens, or Chief Engineer. OF sos
fire department, but he shall not exercise spy
authority which will conflict with the power.
Of any Chief Engineer or the officers 10 com.
mand Of any fire department, 10 the discharge
of their special duties as such.
1 The corporation court Of such city, town
or corporation, or the common cOuucIl 0.
trustees OF any city, town, or corporation,
which has no corporation curt. may, at the
time of appointing said Fire Marshal, 81
point one UT more assistants, to Oe deslgnsteI
the First and Second Assistant Fire Mar.
shals, as the case may be, who shall. 10 the
Absence of the Fire Marshal, in the order IN
which they are named, be Tor the time teHg
invested with the same rights, powers and
jurisdiction. and subject to the same pain.
and pen slties, and entitled to the same con.
pensutions which are conferred upon, and
i'm posed upon and allowed to the Fire MArsha.
by this act. The said Fire Marshal and hi.
Assistants. before entering upon their duties,
shall respectively take an OATH to be admin.
istered by some one authorized ~ law ~ to
do, faithfully to discharge the duties Of SAID
office, the certificate Of which oath shall b
returned and preserved by the clerk OF the
court of the city, town. or corporation,
or to the clerk OF the Board OF Trustees u
any corporation not having such court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
A Suggestion.

Horace Greeley has made partial prom
Use TO deliver An address at the next La
fayette county Fair at Conners'ilie. Ind. In
his letter, in reply to the invitation, he says i:
"You, Of course, have already observed
what farce is often made OF these agricultural
addresses-tbe great rush to hear at the out
set--,be Indifference and falling VI OF near,
ers after iew minutes-and the drowning OF
the speakers voice at intervals 6y the roar roar
ing Of other bulls and braying tt more ioud
voiced. if not more eloquent donkey! was
completely drowned at your State Far soEe
wears back, by band of music and other
brutal noises. Try to help me In this re-
'f''' "HoRACE GREELEY"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Ynr CoIIim. steam

The New Orleans Pcayune publishes the
following extract Of letter from i. *. COL
Iins. esq. to J. G. BrOcksmIt of New Orleans:
New YORK, Eel. 90, lS5S.--l have the
pleasure to acknowledge receipt o. your favor
of the l2th inst. and feel u"der great obii-
iratiuns Tor the interest taken by you III the
Collins steamers. The tact is, we have ex-
perienced so much opposition from Congress
that we have resolved not to solicit any fur
ther aid from that quarter. Although shall
lose a large amount OF money by the enter
prise, | CAP bear that much better than the
cold indifference | met with from my country
for " hose honor | have perlIed my fortune
and devoted the last twelve years OF my life
| have one consUlatlon-Ihat retire from II
leaving our flag yet foremost on the OCEAN
the Batir's best western passage note quail.
ed, and but for bot journals, independent OF
the low steam we were compelled TO carry 10
consequence, the Adrlatic's actual running
time to the easrw ard was several hours less
than the best time of the Persia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
HIrnflcrhRssett.

A new life of Blennerhassett, with a BIZ.
tory of his settlement on the Wilderae.
Island, the burr Completely" &c, is noE
in preparation, and will be the most inter,
esting and valuable contribution to na'1t.
al history that we have had for year,
The wild and maynard story Of that &C,
complished and hapless family, has rere'
been written. A good work will supply
most important dcsidGratum. Tn" gentle.
man who has it in hand is q Nirgnan,
who has written much on national history,
and who has studied the whole subject
thoroughly, and is admirably qualified IL
the task which he has undertaken. Such
work will create a sensation.
| have heard some new and strange iac.
about the consanguinity between BIennef'
hassett aud the lady who became his wife
before they were zone flesh" These have
been given me direct from relative Of ths
family, now residing in this city, and S2
of the most startling character. Thess se
the alleged reasons for their withdraw.
from society at home and seeking an AZ
lum amidst the almost unbrOken wilderness
Of the Far West. Enquiries will be undJCt;
eddy pushed into this matter and the whole
affair sifted to the truth. There are .:nn
ger things in Heaven and earth, than ue'.
ever dreamed Of in thy philosophy, lt's
to-"
| have fine licensees Of both Mr. 80.
Mrs. BIennerhassctt, daguerotypei fnn
miniatures now 10 possession OF a memte'H
that family, in q distant city lie .sag'
looking man; pleasant, open Saxon face
Size, although beautiful, does not look ;la'
divine creation which poets and Ofi'n
have painted her. There is u peculiar Il
preston about the nose which does o.
strike the eye as favorable. But, ola. AZ
how melancholy the history OF THIS stfaSs:
couple. Whatever their secret tear' 30.
hopes, eli have long, long since yaDI'.r'
10 the vista OF the past! Tier heIuii-
island bone, where taste and rehnemra'
literature and science reign"d, secluded AMI
the placid waters OF La Belle Rrsart, ger
erations since relapsed into its original "as.a
| have wandered over it in vain tor esq
u vestige of its former spleGdor But >"
have departed, and naught but the men.
res Of the past survive. The once bapy
f6ciuses, 20" "lueiy separt'eu, ba'Se''H
the curtain and the tomb" and their CO..
dren, (ah, here comes inf the story VIII
has reached me, here, is correct-tba. paL
full injunction Of Holy Writ, against W.
natural marriages that first born, at "h>'
tiny LISP the young parents hearts e'Ps'
with unuttered joy-that child, bearing o.
fathers name, sunk into IN unknown, 8
unhonored grave. buried by the hand
Charity II Letter. from Mr. YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Mor,non Freedom.

In sermon BY Heller, delivered on the
Goth of December, in Great Salt Lake CITY,
be says:
81 will tell you the day Of our separation
has come. and we are tree and independent
people, isolated thousand miles from the
Christian nation. and thanks be to our God,
forever, and We are the people Of God. and
this is the kingdom of King Emanuel, IN
these mountains, and He will gather all ma.
tiuns unto Us, they that will be gathered. and
those who will not lie viii compel them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Tho classes 10 the different Philadelphia

Tho classes 10 the different Philadelphia
Medical Colleges for the season just closed,
numbered the following matriculants In
Jefferson College. SOL; in the University Of
Pennsylvania, 435; 10 the Pennsylvania Col
lepe, lao; Homeopathic College, 6S; in the
Philadel 9hia College, "a; and in the College
of Pharmacy, 90. Total, 1928. The session
in most of the colleges, commences towards
The end of September or in the beginning of
October-lssting six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Wine ester.

In a recent visit to Winchester, we were
led to contrast her present with her FARMER
prosperity. Formerly, all was life aud bus
tie in its fullest eZten; but now she pre-
sents rather gloomy aspect. This, hoWev-
er, is t. be accounted for in many respects
The pressure OF the times, together with the
diversion of trade and travel and the exhaus-
ton or disposition of the products OF the
soil. As Spring advances, however, a re.
newal Of business is anticipated.
The Taylor Hotel" has gone i"to the
hands Of Mr.. Sanders, formerly of Alexan-
dril.
The "Old Union" is now used as Board
ing house, and would present gloomy front,
but for the sweet smiles Of the FAIR Sex who
may be seen there.
Most ofthe old Depot warehouses are closed
or occupied 10 mechanical pursuits. But
many think "there ID q good time coming"
-ChdrLeStOwn Free Press
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Col. Benton, in his Arrangement of the
Debates in Congress, sketches the Sixteenth
Congress, the first under the second admin
istration of MIR. Monroe. Ii contrasts with
the Congresses of the past few years. He
save There they were, day in and day
out, at their places. puoctual tosevery duty,
ripe in wisdom. rich in knowledge, modest
virtuous, decorous, detsreonal, and wholly
intent upon the public good. There made
INV first acquaintance with the federal gen
tlemen Of the old school, and while differing
from them on systems of policy. soon came
to appreciate their high personal charaeser'
20 admire their finished manners. to reeog-
nizs their solid patriotism according to their
views of goverument,) and to feel grateful to
them as the principal founders OF our u''-
ernment, and in all this | only divided sen
timents with the cid republicans all h'ihg
on terms Of personal kindness with their po-
liticsl sdversaries, and with perfect respect
for each others motives and opinions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

An examination was made On Saturday
last in Norfolk, relative to the fire which
occurred on the previous afternoon at Mr..
Doyle's Rope Walk. 1t was evident from
the testimony, that the oakun in one Of the
large cylinders in the furnishing room Of
the building which was burned, had igui.ed
from the friction of the iron in the cylinder
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Several spots on the disc of the sun are
now Visible, three of which arc Of very large
siss. They may be seen BY means oil tels'
poops Of moderate power
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

There is a report that Forrest, the TRACE
dian, has been converted" at one OF the
religious REVEALS at the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

s'TNHE GIANT OF THE MONTHLIES"
FOR APRIL, AT FRE$CHS Book
aud PeriodIcai DPot.
Harp-r's Magazine for April, is truly a
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Godeys Ladys Book for April, contains a
magnificent colored Fashion Plata g.eat va.
riety OF patterns for Needle Work, besides d
choice variety OF reading matter rs cts.
Constantly receiving, new Books and Maya.
zines NH 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

K. w. Hughes, formerly editor of the Rich
mond Examiner, and Mr.. Johnson, of New
York, arc now the principal writers for the
editorial department Of the Washington Uni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Wednesdays debates and proceedings of
the two Houses of Congress filed forty col
umns of tho official report.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

Miss Hcsmer's beautiful statue Of Beatrice
Genet, is now on exhibition at Philips Art
Gallery, in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

10 New York, on Wednesday, man
named Christopher Reynolds killed his broth.
er, Dennis Reynolds, by stabting him to the
hear, with carving knife. The murdered
man has a wife and two children. and Chris
TOPPER being without family lived with him.
They occupied the basement Of house in
Pac fc street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
rgNHE GREAT BOOK OF THE DAY 1T
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

The Fairfax News says I'VE have no
hesitation in saying from the feeling mani
tested on Monday last, and We took some
pains in endeavoring to ascertain publicopin::
ion, that the vote of the Delegate from this
county, against appropriations to our unfn-
ished works, is emphatically disapproVed of
by large majority of our ci,izens. We yet
hope he may retrace bis steps and aid these
works to their completion, for we are assured
that. IN less this be done, The large interest
the State now has in them may be lost"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

We have received from Mr.. Geo. Z. French
the April NUN Der of Harper's Magazine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

~ HHDS NEW CROP \. q. SUGAR
L,) 20 bbIs Lovrinss Crushed do
~ C. Yellow do.
bids Porto Rico Molasses
10 bbIs New Orleans
20 bags Rio Coffee
~ Maraicabo Coffee
IS d" Old Government Java Coffee
50 boxes Ad4mantine Candles
n Solar Sperm do
~ Tallow do
case Queen Chop Tea
20 assorted fime do
lower grades do
500 sacks Salt (assor,ed)
500 b., prime sole Leather; Spices, &c,
IN store, ard tor sale By
mn -U-ym KNOX X BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

The body Of man, greatly mutilated by
hogs and dogs, was found among some bush
es 10 field near Fort Hamilton, New York,
a few days since. Information being given
to Coroner Bennett, Of Brooklyn. he ascer-
tanned that it was the body Of Ephraim IL.
Howell, late director of the Grocers' Bank
OF Now Yo,k, who had been missing since
November last. A revolver was found by
his side, and one barrel had been discharged,
which gave rise to the superstition that he
mad committed suicide. A valuable gold
watch aud chain, and some money were
also discovered near the remains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20
Navigation on the Cnesapsake and Obi

Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio,
and Alexandria Canals will now be resumed
in few days. The Cumberland Telegraph,
speaking of the Coal trade, says:-"It is
generally conceded that bot small amount
OF coal will be shipped by this channel in the
early part of the season. The demand at
present is not very brisk, and orders come 10
slowly. The financial pressure has bad It's
: fleet upon the coal trade as well az upon all
other branches of business. As soon as they
revive, a corresponding revival will take place
the coal trade. The later is dependent
upon the former. Money il sUw getting more
abundant East and North, I'D accessible to
manufacturers. This will enable them to re-
sumo operations, thus creating demand for
supplies of coal, aud rendering the coal com
psnies able to push the mining business
forward with v:gor. But this will take time
Srll all must wait patiently for its occur
renee"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

ID celving their Spring and summer supply
OF Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, TO which
they invite tue attention Of purchasers generally.
NH ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

IEOkEHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER
WI PACE ALMOST NorHING-Let 1t be re-
menhered that pain cannot exist where this
Plaster IS applied. IL is exceedingly pleasant
and agreeable in is use, and is Tree from all
those objections attached TO IT, generality OF
rlas;ers II is warranted 10 maintain its viz
tues Tor years, aud TO keep unrmpalred in any
climate rTice, % cts a box, with full direc-
tons. For sale by
JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
mo % Stablers Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-20

1nn BRLS. RECTlFIED WHISKEl
lUu $50 bbls. Old Rye do
% Apple BRANDY
80 Domestic
~ Peach
10 Cherry
3 Ginger
3 Blackberry
g \. r. RUM
"a Malaga WINE
10 Peppermint CORDIAL
8 Cinnamon
With large stock OF fine imported Dr.,
DIES and WINES, in store and for ,a.'. y.
by RIDGELY, HAMPTON & ~
NH % A. hh9'
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