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FANCY ARTICLES, &c.

C,OMETHiNG NEW-Coxs Patent Fasten.
- ings, when applied to Pocket Books and
Purses afford d certain protection against Pick
pockets and is well worth the attention OF ira.
yellers 4 few Books and Purses, with the
above fixtures lust received and for sale by
aug 81 H 3 WHlTIINGTON, So King.st.
C'lLK ILLUSION ard Nett Berthas also
= Chenille Head Dresses, French Flowers,
PIait:. Rolls. and Tabs Tor Bonnets, MohaiT
Rolls, Curls, Hair Braids, and fine assortment
of Dress Trimmings jus, received at
senIs RICHARDS BAZAAR.
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NEW FALL GOODS Just receiv ed large
and beautiful assortment of GOODS ior
Ladies' wear. embracing all the novelties of the
season, to which We invite their special atten'
tion-M. sses Robes, nc.
For GeuiIemens wear. we have fine assort-
ment of Cloths Cassimrres, and Vestlngs with
everything else necessary 10 complete the
Wardrobe OF the most iastldIous.
Fulled Cloths, Lindse, 5, F!anneIs, Bed and
Servants Blankets, with all kinds OF goods
suited TO the wants OF the Farmer and Planter
We have. also, the finest assortment OF Velvet
Brussels, Ingram. Eeuetian, and other CAR
PETINGS We have ever offered 10 the trade
We respectfully solicit an examination OF ouI
stock [sep 81 &. X. WlTMER BROS.
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A correspondent of the New YORK Post ssks
who is the author Of these lines quoted IN the
Address of the late Black Republican ConVen-
tlon at Syorscuse:
The knights are dust,
Their swords are rust,
And their souls are with the blest, we trust"
10 the original, the lines read thus:
"But the good knights are dust,
And the swords are now rust,
And their souls are with the saisis, we trust"
Sir Walter Scott attributes their authorship
to Colerridge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

GUNS, RIFLES, SHOT POUCHES, Po"
" DER FLASkS PERCUSSION lAfS'
GUN WADS. &c, &c-Ihe subscriber has on
hand, al No ~, Royal street, sooh assortment
OF articles in the above line, embracing some
very fine GUNS ard RIFLES, and all the neces
sary accompanilneuts which we Will sell at
very ow prices. On hand Elys APPS IN large
and small boxes, intended expressly lor keyoj'
vers Cali and examine Cleaning Rods zap
Primers. Oil Cups, Nipple Nrenchrs Ram kods,
Gun Worms, &c, OF assorted qualities. WISH
ing TO reduce stock before making iurther pur-
chases, great bargains will be gwen.
aug q JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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T P. CLARKE, dealer in Paper Hangings
Il Shades, and Fixtures, Curtain Hangings,
md vsnitian Blinds, King street, Alexandria, Va.
~, 1l-dtf
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10 KIsG STREET, mas received
II his Fall styles. and is manufacturing b''N'
NETS He has beautiful stock OF Ribbons
Ruches, Flowers aud all kinds OF Millinery
Goods. He has also beautiful Dress Caps.
sen
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U,RAVELLING TRUNKS.-Ladies and Gen.
tlemen about leaving the city, are invited
to examine our large variety, of all qualities;
sole Leather Trunks, Ladies Dress Trunks,
Packing TTuaks
Hat.boxes, Vaiises, Pellissier and Carpet Bags
satchels, &c, which we are selling al very
reduced prices, 10 make room for another lot, TO
arrive IN iew days
WALL, STEPHENS & CO,
322 Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts.
Washington, aug 3O-lm
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MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
RNMH -, . ,;;Es;ss :zF5s =

Nh q u A9S.pf..fsss&8Ssg@ -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE The attention OF the pubic to the
| facilities afforded by tins Company, for the
quick and sae conveyance OF Specie, Bank
Notes, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
r,sht &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Providence,
Hartford, &c leave our office daily, at ll3, A. NJ.
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond,
Fredericksburg Petersburg, Lynchburs, and for
',''s IN North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
"a Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
i. A W.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied
y careful and trustworthy messengers, and the
able can rely upon all business entrusted to ut
an! done with safety, panctuality, and des
ata.
R.rss-On heavy freight from Baltimore
= cents y 100 bs; from Philadelphia, $l;
on Nsw York, $3.50.
No packages OF goods taken by weight, un.
s TsgalGg over 200 lbs.
.b DIT X W FALLS Agent.
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TULIUS DIENELT-DENTlST, ALExAS-
u pRII. Va. Office, II, Washington street
rorth Of King, cas-, side-Ofers his professional
services to those desiring them. Particular al
teption paid to the insertion of Artificial Teeth
nov Sly
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\ b. ,., sas!l De in constant receipt during
alHR, ,CS%nn, sSUn, Of RED and WHITE ASH
I am T. GOAL, and, also, keep always
sSl -, SOCK of LUMP. RUN OF THE
as.y o",AE ~ FINE CUMBERLAND COAL, of
srs., ,,,y s.sl'y' which offer for sale at lowest
- d. BOYD SMITH,
rn, Daingerfeld's Wharf.
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Gazette q Virginia Advsrttssr,
Asi pgBLsaED DAILY BIT
EDGAR Snow DEN.
-. ,,,I,r, Der annun, payable half yearly.
..G.1ette & Virginia Advsrtiser'
Fos TIE COUNTRY
= PUBLISHED, REGULARLY, on
-rs.pAYs THURSDAYS AND SATURDAY.
nu,rs per snnum, payable In advance.

,vrs1I.lsd-Adyertisement not exceeding
-I.4, u .,i thr. times for dollar. Adver-
.oa,,purd after three times, for 90 cents
l,'ata' y,sRr!oN INSIDE, or rs cents OUTSIDE
;. 2o1,sa a, $, vsisss sSrsFs to b. agreed upon,
.!'.'.ea,l's ~ Inc ususl amount of space they may
stHP! BY the year not to advertise articles
P,a,ni.t in their regular business nor TO insert 10
any either names sSsssins sann 'Ss as. lines, ines
y,.h'', - for As ,drertsements.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SC.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs, &C.
C.EYMlUR'S WHEAT DRILLS Wlld
- GUANO ATTACHMENT.-Ihe uncer-
signed. Agents for the sale OF Seymour ceie,
braled Drills, have on hand good stock and
will supply farmers on the most liberal terms;
This Drill has been much used IN Virginia and
MARYLAND lsr the last three years, and gwen en-
tire satisfaction. Orders will be promptly al
tended to co
sen u ADDISON, WALLACE co.
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DIDGELY, HAMPTON Il CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS.
TOBACCO, and

Beg leave to call the attention OF dealers TO
their large and wei! selected stock OF goods
which they offer Tor sale al the Very Iowesi
rates, and upon the II os' accomm odatlng telms.
Alexandria, mn l9-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

lNP'CES, &c %c-Numegs; Mace, Cloves; Cele-
- ry Seed; Coriander Black and Waite Mus
taod Seed; Cdrraway aud Anniseed; Green Gin
ger; Jamaica Ginger Garlic; Cinnamon; Tur'
merlc; Black, White, and Long Peppers; ronqua
Beans; Flavoring Extracts. OF all kinds; Mus
tard; Red Pepper; Ground Ginger and Ground
Specs. of all kinds, for sale by
aug II h. COON n Co.
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--...-oo1 THOMAS Z. PArHH.
n ~ nBINSON & PAYNE, Grocers, Commission
X, and Forwarding Merchants, Prince s'ree'
#h.rf. Alexandria Va. l, oc, ~
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nECEIVED his DAY, AT GEO. SIG
h, GERS Ronk ana PeriOdical Store, IS Prince
street, opposite The Gazette Office
The Horliculturist ard Journal OF Rural Art
and Rural Taste. price lSc
BalIou's Dollar Monthly for October, l0c.
Frank Leslies Atlantic Telegraph Pictorial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

NT ELDRIDGE. GENER.4L COAMIS-
M SION MERCH.4NT and SHIP BfO-
KER, also, Agent for the Boston, Alexandra
and Georgetown regular line OF Packets Union
W. e sIox,ndr;a Va nov 4.-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

T TOUSEKkEPING ARTlCLES-1h he at.
ii lei ton OF House keepers and others, is
lnvIted to the stock OF GOODS on hand at No
II, Royal street, near the market, adapted to
House keeping purposes, embracing great va
riery. such as
Japansd Toilet Sets. Wash Bowls
Kn.e Clearer knife Boxes. Lemon Squeezers
Sugar Foxes Painted and Cedar Buckets
Spttoons, Bri,tania Lamps, Tin Plates
Tin Pans, Coffee Pots. Tea Pots Sugar Bowls
Spice Boxes, and thousand other things TOO
tedious 10 mention. Particular attention is
called to the PLATED FORKS, Spoons, Nc, sold
by the subscriber, which surrass The goods
generally sold as 10 quality and iInish-hIs
prices have been based upon the CASH principle
and every effort will be made to please, ror
sale also, all kinds OF Cutlery, Scis ors, racks
Shovel and Torgs. and almost every article IN
oui line used in House keeping.
ano 20 JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
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CUANO AND WHEAT DRILLS have
IT IN store, lot OF SEl MoChS ooANo
AND WHEAT DRILL. the best III ,ae mar HeI
For sale bv DRAYTON u. MEADE,
con No. Il, Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

nILS AND YARNlSHES.-Nea Lin.
" seed, Lard, Sperm and Castor Oil, No
and Furniture, Damar, Japan, Aspha!tum, and
Leather Vanish, Pure White Lead Snow White
Zlnc, Litilarge red and white Lead, dry, Paint
and Varnish Brushes, Brick Liners, and Sash
tools, received aid Tor sale by
PEEL, STEVENS Il CO,
senl7 cnruer ing and A fired streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

nICH VELVET CARPET.-We nave IN
IL store few pieces OF beautiful VELVET
CARPET, OF superior make and very nen
styles, which will be sold as graat bargain:
Call soon before they are gone.
aug 20 S. Il w. MEYEN BERG, Sarepta Hall.
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CrPICES. &c Superior London Mustard :;
- Black Pepper; Alspice; CInnamoni Gloves;
Mace Nuimess; Long Pepper; White do, Tnr-
meric; White aud Black Mustard Seed; Celery
Seed. and superior Olive Oil For sale BY
JOHN LEADBEATER x SON,
- ,, .L St,hl.r's Old Stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-18

NEW BOOkS-Ircnch on me Revised Bl6le
On the Authorized Version OF the New
Testament, in connection with some recent pro-
posals Tor lis revision, by Richard Chenevlx
Trench, Dean OF Westminster, price 7jc.
7uconlJs Letters to Young People, Single and
Married, by Timothy Tltcomb, esq, fourth edl-
tion dedicated to Rev Henry Ward Beecher,
81 Just published and for sale by
send ROBERT BELL
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S'EGARS-A full supply OF choice brands,
= received by DR. X. H. STABLER,
sep Q No l65 King ST, cor. OF Washington.
yfUSTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT.
Ii TF.RS, tor sale b. ]. 4 PlERPnlNT,
aus ID No III. 5 F.. cor King Wash sts
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1NRESH SPICES FOR PICKLES.-White
| and Black Mustard seed, CorlaHLer Seed,
Caraway do, Celery do, Mace, Nutmeg, White
and Black Pepper, Long Pepper. African Pep
per- English Garlic, Turneric, jamaica Ginger
Cloves, Cinnamon, &c, just received, and Tor
sale by J. A MlLBCRN, Druggist,
aug 25 ~ F. cor Of King and Wash-sts
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ssFINHE EVENING BULLETINp--Ths il the tits
OF New iudosndsnt Democratic IrWcekiy Penny News
Journal be published the city oi Washington, commenting on
Saturday next, May the 1st
frcc press the palladium people 10 hong pres.
country utnmmcd and It's conductors ~ liberty
cuss fulpes topics q ho day the liberties M
people viii have safeguard aonnd them that nclnpg
down
The pcrpetuaion republican great exep,
owing the freedom, of s American than ether
sror nothing Temporary
the enemies and tho Union
nomcnary triumph nushaskd che sson
thought Of the people viii make All right again.
rence Of the masses and the hters q
the people
te object Of the ci tho Bv,iHnS s.
and While will purely ana
time honor cd measures ~ toe party and tbs
mon OF The PARTY long walk the plain AZ
ncracy condemn 10 unisistskahie terms.
conflict With tho interests
raoy--the good OF the whole country.
Paper description pablo want ana IN" reopa
District aud the country will doubt sustain H.
II is the intention Of tho conductor this Journal to make inter
eng readers In addition 70 rs ocog political
paper win be paid 10 literature and tbs
sciences.
country patents the Patent Once viii DO locked ai With
All who desire know what dong IN this grn
important department Of government VIII nnd recorded he
tBuLinuN'
ras The Evenng Bulletin viii be furnished to subscribers
the Washington eorgsowr and Alexandria at p
week or IS cents per month payable % the cayrisrs
the residents Of tho nboycnamed
solicit their names AZ subscribers
subscribers viii BIO supplied at VI 30 per annum pay1,
ol,uace.i
All communications to the publication ONCE 80,
Pcnns cnue south side Opposite the National t
prompt attention. VIM H. HOfE
WAsn,SarnS u. C., April, 1913 ApT-a
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Eugene DnPuy,

Sole agent for Pesss & Lnba's Peyfsry and Compound
TIME agency for the United States Of Messrs. Pessc
Ilnn porumcry factors in london, having been transferred
the firm Of Iugcr &to 800 Broadway to Arm OF
George IDger in conexion with establishment beg
merchants fancy goods the nde generally thu
keep bond supply Of hcsse ln
ARTICLES such as the FrangPanu perfume aud It's compounds the
caclo preparations IN all their yarieties 70 which may be
from time whatever sad Arm Introduce
ket combining excellence with novelty Merchants may rely
being filled with promptnoss and and on favor
able terms heretofore. 49, H. lUPUY,
600 Broadway, New York
The lranepenui perfume manufactured only by Mcs
Inbn LONDON and they take this opportunity caution
purchasers against limitations which there many none,
approach degree the exquisite fragrance 40 mnde
7. Il l.,
Trapgipanni boJuet.
trapgipa,n oil for the hair, exqulately scented.
fruit Hold their scent and mpart delight
full fragrance TO articles they placed near.
frangipann acented soap. tf
frapcipann cinder between the
piece the incense upon and tho apartment will be delt
perumed. 8s.sg s..5. tss .@eAb tNsGsaaM 85,asS
Frangitnnn ponaie This Italian Tor the han lis
su,crlatvc fragrance has TIN world wide reputation
Frangirann sacbct. Sold every
March 6--2Aw 1ueaSSat3m
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has realized price approxatng the true value of the
property @M l ftf
The undersgned conclude their report by submitting
the following resolution substitute for the resolutions
recommended by the majority OF the committee
Resri That the military
smelling, Secretary
OF the States
10 law aud the evidence reported by the select
faliei
degree tbs Of the integrity
the officers government
exhibit which
proper subject the aud action this House ordered
that discharged
the subject and report the said be upon
the table.
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I NEW MATHEMATICAL AND cLAsslcA

e a.
education usually pursued northern colleges mud
teaching to yuuns
seminary Washington o. high and select character
Monday April II, st . O'Clock, a.
Al no limo scholars allowed
professor all the branches o
will taught including the lower and higher me
acs ancient natural philosophy and chen
ry.
Temporary have been engaged at No 21s street third
door Of 18th
Terms Sl5 per quarter in advance.
The following gentlemen have kindly permitted the use their
references:
Col. w. w. Scaton.
Richard Smith, esq, Cashier Metropolitan Bank
George W Riggs esq.
Major John lee, u. s. A. s}fs
james G. Berrei, esq. Az 1O--dlm
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THO TOURISTS AND DIPLOMATS.--Th adyer-
middle aged married who speaks tho Enslsh
French Spanish and Italian languages, 10 we'll educated and
qunted With maritime affairs has been attached to foreign
legation; India trader and had BY hs
acquired good living hut afcw month"; come heavy
reduced him TO the necessity Of asking employ
ssreprago Interpreter for tourists ds
European ccntucnt furnish the best references
qualification either capacity Is active and Of good morals
recommendations from several distinguished
Washington and Alabama. tF as,2 stgas
Address A. G., BOX rs. Mobile, Alabama Ap 2s-A
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ID IT, GILLET. Counsellor at Law, has remove
He his his residence in Franklin Row, corner Of
lie viii continue devote his pnc
ly tho United States Supreme Court
Oct 2S--du s.il5lls sL
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~ GORGE w. BREGA ATTORNEY AND CouSsH
m tcsArIAw, No. 10 Waft street, New FORK
Nov 26--6n,f
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~ GORGE G.. THOMAS, COMMISSIONER .
M Deeds for all the States and notary Public Seventh ss
No 400. May 16-ly
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CHAS. JAS. FAULKNER.
III. G. BURNETT.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

COMPLIED ron rur wAsuSoroS UNION.
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TAMES J. DICKINS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAN
S.x,.,tI, AMI " str.o,s - Dec AZ
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MODERN LANGUAGES Professor DANIEL b
GROuX Teacher and Translator Of Modern ngwsxes w
Trepeb SPANISH AMI German No. 22s Penn op
WIllatds Hotel Mar 20.d3ma
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FURNISHED ROOMS.--Parlors witt, Bed roomsat
Il t'che 70 them lights No 22s Tcunsylvan aver"
opposite wllards' Hotel. Mar J-2m
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Madisoa S,ccstso, esq, of Minnesota :

Question sse Ia of these combinations which
always reduced The the public lands whom exposed public
a DID not Che commissioners Of the government act with Judgment
he interests o the concerned in nnkng
W ann ~ 10000, value, in preference to running tho
has 70 whgh won have been exposed sold ut public sacP
sN MINK So When spoke before OF the improperly of
ag on e reserve at from the peculiar word
Ing your question think as far as the matter and
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VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE f0h
rent The subscriber has FOR desirable ana on
somc fnrphci house within short OF the Sta'" p
mcn' which VIII be aed TO satisfactory for the term
years Ut a moderate ~ j. MCGUIRE
April 27-6td Auction and Commission Merchant
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
THE KANSAS AND NEBRASKA MINES.

TIE Cherry Creek cold digg,ngs ara "'urring ca
eScriently well ii tte lsfe-, reports 'ro a ihem >"
WORTHY ofc,ederce. In the n sa,as Cry An Lawn
worth papers Q. last week are numor OF .ier' rem
.u,crsp,s who hsv. reached tls dissias- snd are
vrting hou'e sn sccopnt Of thew ol.rsuooS 10 "ns
letter g. to s. ger c>y ~ Stated - u S'e average
result Of one mans laoor The esr'h yeii-, u ssed,
% e. NJ cetis he yartal. Auoth'r "tsr states hAS
-. Lawrence Cont Soy We making Al - $40 p, day.
+ ". Ricg write. th.t the yield a,out - L" y per
Gay Il. B.inbisol ~rires that th~ George Coppt.X
coisist.ny Of thirteen meo. hsve gathered VI ="
worth cf Jus. since Jolly. The j.sgDe hss sse1 ivf
tie Winter and vii rot be rrsnn, 4 I'll S,rins.
F,er. Ire Cle-,sSl ~ Z, rA,-sA.
A, lss. We hsv. received T'l.ths ntarns from
Cherry Crees std Fke's Peal. oar enisrpu-is
,out friend John R,ishmsp, hs gwen "a all the par
i,cn sls ard rvrry word may b. Id plci.s rhsf "a.
lie inside the TRIP ,nt 10 taitty..even da,s with
o,.n ara had sN,eN.nt rrsds. rhs only streams
Which ne cIcss,d were sse cr''k, Elm CreeA, Bjni
ari Beaver. al oi which were .arly fodei. hi.
psrtv u~ilpg of thre. persoys ronpoee' the third
Wagon If the season. The auonot ci gold tIssn oat
ey,rspes from Two - eigh, jolsrs, although da0ag
tie 90 rlner a. much - twenty-five dollars hhs oeen
usde ~ eXp,iierced men.
TIE cruLtiy,s ,ss gsnerhtNcg lie rolhog AM sandy.
ard the bspt tiggi-gs arr on Cher Creek aod Dy
Creek No water - fuod sufficient 10 impede the
working oi tbem adv ADtaseousy.
Society IL rather aiiej Nr. Re thnsnn having seen
but two white vou- n, who we're ,ru ois, "od va
cone from Sal Lake. There are aooul fOnr hue
cred men 81 the mlnss, end about ,hs same nnInbS
vtre met soing ont provsiots are rather pknty;
four worth about so per ssk, fetal, large amoaat
- II being brougot from NJ. sic).
There Will BE- over foOr buo rel 1ouses Pm, up this
ssasor The houses sTe scattered over an area o<
over eight mile.
Aurora = So all town Just stared. is situated AZ the
iu.c'ion of Cherry Creek ard the Plate, a, eligible
sruaton. -.
tn. la,gest smoun, taken out of sioee pan OF Sie
vss three dollars and dlty cents; No ,rgee smonre
hken out 10y any party wss $3.50, AL h.' by ths
Georgia Company; q. Russell s,a., th' leader, 10
terd,d takipg q party for tle purpose " digging .
canal down Cherry Greek.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-25
PROTESTANT BALF-ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Tie Tsepty hrt ApoiverasrY q this excellent In
sii 1iiou vas c-lebrstsd On Wednesday evening.
TIE exercises were opened sifh singing by the
cllof.p, sud prayer by the Rev. Thomas ). Ha,.ngs
Pastor of tie Carnine stree; Church.
Tb- s.uior c!ass examiner IN geography, IN
which they exhibited great proficiency, "a also IN
other brsrcb.s of education. The siogio2 OF the
chiljren numbering upward of t~o buodrsd, excited
& lively inter- Il. TIE boys were realty s'irsd ia
d.i.gr.y clothes and he girls N dark plaid wooden
cr,s,e. aud white pinafJrss. Their disc ploe aud
Reality appearance elected remarks OF pecoiar sa.is
facuon from ue vst.s.
The Apbual Report of the Managers WAS rssd by
Vx g. Bull e.q. Af'er al1ling 70 the death Of
cre Of he uslsyefs Mics Tnur-tOu, tad 1--WE Of the
lpmstss If the Asylum, the report SAYS:
In al other Tes 2ec's, the year 1875 has been Q
proscerous NJ i0 .bis Asylum. There hss been
trldernlc TO s,rle alarm; sId, a. was preicDed 10
q G last report the commercial panic oaly drew &
r uos the cloeer. Provided by their lberaty vltn
more suitebe .rd commosou. house than II ever be-
{ ~ p,s.essed, lie budinS debts paid It's increased
ourr, pt e1oenree all met its household suaogemeGts
admirably conducted under an efficient ma,rOo, lts
school ur vid,d arh superior head teacher snf the
general b-arh excellent; it snrly bsbooves The man
agers to render pubAc Thanksgiving for such great
ID f,ies" .
Ace rding to ihs report, the statistics Of the nsi'
,Qtlgn aIe ss follows