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CRY Pssrs.-There are any number

of women and children, apparently travelling pau.
pers, going about the reets, telling we'll studied
stories, and ing aims from all they meet. Some
of them are not only annoying, but impudenty
perristent in their appeals, and should be taken
notice Of by the 0verseers of the Poor
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QUARTERLY EEArISG.-The Rev. D. &.
DosGrff. wo understand, will preach at Wesley
Chapel, in the Valley, tonight at ~ o'clock.
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SPECIAL NoTICBs.
Cor MATTRESSES,

toF MATrnEsaEe,
BEDS, LeUNGEs,'lc.
he subscriher has on hand and mekes to order
CukLED HAIR, MOSS and sHUCK MATTRESS
ksi FnATHkk BeDs. b JLsTE ERs sna PILLOWS;
SOFA BEDS; LOUNGES. UT JMANsI, STOOLS.
&c. Also
IRON BkDSTEADa.
UMBRELLA STANDS and CHAIRS.
UPHoLSTERY WORK,
OF every description done ia the beet style aud up
on reasonable terms.
JOHN p REGNAULr,
1872 Main street,
40 2T-Im square above new Custom House.
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Rx-THF DAlLr DISPATCH IL served To ,uh-
scribers At SIX AND QUARTER cgSTs PER WEEK pAy.
soie to the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing tia
year. or S2sa for six months, in advance
as-ThE sEMI-wEEKLY DISPATCH !. ,s.uaa
every Tuesday and Friday at $2.oa. In advance
WTSR WEEKLY DISPATCH Is issued every
Friday. and mailed to subscribers AZ 81 per anunrn
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tCIOTy ttfTns. ,,,,,, j ,n
q I3-6W KENT, PAINE w.
WIN. & DAVID GIBSON,


MAIN NEAR THE CORNER OF STH STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Respectfully inform the Citizens of Richmond ana
public generally, that they are prepared, win tue
assistance OF their steam power, and Gil the most
useful wood working achinery, ta execute every
description CT work in their line Il business, IN
manner not 10 bs surpassed. such al Building Hous-
rs OF all dimensions, repairing or remodelng the
same; pu ting In store Fronts Of any kind, Shelv-
ngs put up, Counters made, Ac in neat and taste
full msnner. Stairs built and Hand Rails worked
according TO 0eomet icsl Principles; Cornices made
te suit any style OF Buildings; ali kinds Of Mould
ings ON hand Sash. Blinds and Doors made to or
ier and sent TO any part Of the country every kind
of Wood Turning, such a. Stair Bslusters, Newell
Posts &c. Architectural Wood Carving for Stere
Fronts and Capitals for Porch Coiumps. All orders
executed Ia neat manner.
w L. d. GIBSON hope, by strict attention to
business together with their practical knowledge
OF the same, TO merit . continuance OF public ia
tr0nage. -, -
DEMOVALI-WM. B0MDES has re-
II moved TO ths ccrnsr Of Eleventh aud Bank sts.
spposite ioidns Hal, where he will continue the
PLUMBIkG BUSINESS. Thankful for the very
on age formerly received. n hopes, ron
his long practical experience, ss Also gishR lno
y,ry best work 10 merit continuance OF fhe ssnie.
FOR Al kinds nf Plumbing Work, pieese call cor
n'' y 1-n- -. WM BOW DEN,
% a6--St C.rner BsLk and liih ~.
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gress, charged with abusing Catharine Houston, a
white associate, and creating . disturbance IN the
street, made her appesra ace before Alderman Cas-
kie yesterday, and after a patient hearing, was
ordered to be well fogged for her bad conduct
Such behavior deserves, and should always re
ceive just the punishment Inflicted upon Jordius
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E1s~NRw GooDs i have received from
Philadelphs and New York, and will op.n this
ln0rning choice and splendid ssortment of ladies'
BRESS GOODS. Also, fine assortment of CLOTHS,
CAssIMEREs and V VESTlNGS, along with general
sto. Of DOMESTIC GOODS of every grade and
quality, many Of which sell at much lees than
Tor hier prices.
Fine BED BLANKETS; NEGRO do A large
supply of Negro CLOTHING OF every description;
Bluwi and Bleached D0MESTICS, and many other
Goods too tedious TO mention, usually kept in the
Dry Goods line.
call is respectfully solicited Of sll who want
chrap and good Goods. Come and see and judge for
yourrslves at No 29 Main street.
l7-tm JNO l. SMITHER.
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BOND Fosrs1rnD.-The bond Of Tbos

Daley, who was held to bail to appear at the
Mayors Court, yesterday, to answer the charge of
threatening personal violence to Thomas b. bod
son, was forfeited by Alderman Caskie the defen-
dant failing to answer when called.
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ETY. PARKE PoINDBxTER,

II
RICHMOND, VA
viii practice in the city of Richmond and in the
Counties uf Chestertield, Powhatan and Amelia.
IA Office in Lsles Building. corner of Main and
18th streets. Sc 23-l2m
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sas> HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING. SHAW

AND SHANPooIsG SALOON, under the American Ho
el--entrance on llth street
N.B.-Hot. Cold and Shower BATHS can he had ST
ali hours Single Bath Is cents, or tickets for one
dollar jes
E1- Baths. BATHS, BATHS Hot,
Jold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
pooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on ilth street.
Single Baths 25 cents. or tickets for 81 ap 10
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-ThisI Institu
ID t;an which has hacn In sacceesfnl operetlon for

BELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.-Thisl lnstltu
ID ton, which has been In ssccessfnl operation for
10 last cnyRScM as hiIG RfciaoNp va
Ia delightful. airy position. and s furnished With
sns Ss o
1t las lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable g TIE seoom-
| aisns to b t treated At their privats lodgings:
PARTICULAR attention will bs paid 70 the lstas-ss
cards. which are peculiarly commodious-
(Rayaole on the remspaI of th. PFttess)
d Whiss patients per .eek.'''-'...-"-.'........
PINE Rooms. ".........'...Si To- Sls
sT City sccsptances required icr patients nom
a one q shs Fhysiei.na Hai II the asspitsi.
TN, include. ell charge: for Beard Medical ssssnd
aoa ,ss Ss
"a br Surgical Ossss.. Tho psrtieular sam may s.
.sesrtained essorshand by application 70 one Of the
No mail pex admitted;
Ia. % ali sasisnss placed IL their | Hospissi.
As'11''5; 5aHEs sIE:Iqss;t qssosItor =. D.
siSa THoHSs osisis fssIIsl PcIIziD. ib ! B.
3. 4. d i isssaxW. .ED
Sranhlin r.. next dssr ssse. fFFi29'sy Sipsss ps.
lAw Building. Franklin ssrs:s. sszs ds.s g fss.s
rHos, y, NIXON. y. p. Ass.dsas fSTas''a
ian l-eodly
CPRCIAL NOTICB-I have made an
~ eng usassnent With Psskins Cor Ie. ~. kesale
square. g salesman. ard WI e esese3 y sssS
ssa as.,:s's Dress deeds = r r s s0assros. Siaiis;sr
yTIR0TNT7 0ENTkAL A0klCOL1u-
v M aoCIErYs s-fhA tneeel ~ scci4y d y
3; H.. 49, sss; s = 1900
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RICHMOND AND

E0 Br.rsssSusS haGsMosD s1,.1oaD 1HD
.EotN6 TIT TICKETS FRON RiCHaONDf ~
CHEsTRR-On and after the ist OF October. round
trip tickets from Richmond 70 Chester and bach.
good for three days at ONE dollar, viii b sold as
the ticket Office In Richmond.
A first-class Hetel has recently been opened -
Chester and the grounds have been very much I'M
proved and every sttension will be paid 70 reader
visitors comfortable. .PAkkkk.
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THl OFFICIAL RESULT IN nAIsE-The Ksnnebec

TIE OFFICIAL RESULT IN MAINE Tho Kennebec
Journal contains the complete official returns of
the recent election in Maine. The republican ma
jority for Governor is Ss42 while last year 1t was
IL ,4S3 The democratic vote this year Is increased
S,716, and the republican vote 6,175. Both the
doubtful Congressional districts prove republican.
Fosters majority 10 the 9th being 49, and Freuchs
in the Sd being SO. This makes the delegation
unanimous. The Legislature stands Senate, 81
republicans. House, 103 republicans, IS demo-
Gratis.
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rw- REMOVAL. have taken the s;or

ESs- DR AcvILLEs AsCoLI's Office, on
ON GRACE STREET, BETWEEN TN AND STH
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BOUND UvER.-ArdeH Gerard, YET
low woman, and Bob, an emancipated slave, were
held to bail for their good behavior, yesterday,
conviction of visiting a house of III repute and
conducting themselves improperly.
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lsS- FALL 1858.
MAGNIFICENT SUPPLY.

7. r. PRIC2 @ }, are crowdng their warerooms
in choice fame, imported fabrics and a that good
and substantial in heavy Staple aad Domestic Dry
Goods
In every department their stock is always kept
full and well assorted. being allowed to run down
at no season, however dull, so that strangers and
others may always come with the full assurance of
msrkets can afford.
not afraid of competition with the houses
of the Nerth-indced, rather invite it, and will with
Who'll sale and retail buyers give them the benefit
of an examination. knowing tnat they can satisfy
the most critical that they bring both skill and
trrprise into reqnistion in making up their sup
plies
enumersfion--they will therefore name only a feW<
Elegant fcunced SILK Robes g aounces)
Do Bo DO DO DO DO DC, DC, a Ia is as1SHa asSiiia
Rich Cashmere Robes, double shirt
Rich Valencia Robes. q ia frino.ss
Do Robes. trich and pew) Ia Jaw Cracker
English Scotch and American De Laines
Do do Print, great variety.
Mernos Csshmsres; &C, &c .prvvxr
Inns Canton Cloths. Taruice Lu.trine, Wells Hdkfs,
Essh1b EasRG bsRY sTSefbs tsf sHssSSFy
Honiton Lsce Sets, Point &c Applique; do. Col
lars; Maltese do DO; n.w .t.ie ATyas Lace
Linen Sets; Misses Camb and Mus. Sets, in vare-
ty, &c. SC. -
MAsTLE AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
And coming in daily Shawls Of every description.
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks. with all the newest wrap
pings imported.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Muslin and Lace Curtains. sat. Dsmask, Broca'
tell, s. Union Dsmask, Tassels Gmps, FriGges, Cor
nice. &c.
FURS Of every kind worn in our climate.
| NEGRO DEPARTMENT AND H0UokKE EEP1NG
GOODS.
Linen and Gotten Sheetings, Table Damasks, Tow
elings. Diapers, Huckabacks. Bed Blankets, CRIB
Blankets, Dimitys, white ard grey Blankets, 81
Fued Cloths, Sleeps Gray Sattinetts, kerseys,
Plaid Liuseys Plaid Cottons, OZnapurgs, fla0neis,
Kentucky Plains, Georgia Plains, &c, &c.
In this last heavy goods department; 20 full and
crowded are they that in order TO make room Il 7
,ther goods now On the way, they will close out
large lots 20 merchants. farmers traders. manufac
tureIs and others at bare commission upon the
Cost. So li-lm PklCE CO.
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NAMES or MORE OF THE LOST-DESCRIP-
TON or THE rESsEL-FATALITYAA AAON6
,STRA AEHG skr .Hr
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~ DRAWING OF THE
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY OF GEORGIA,
CLASS 81.
At Augusta, Georgia. Saturday. Sept. 1sth, 1855
SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO.. Managers.
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THs SoUARE-We noticed, yeeterday,
that the walks in the Capitol Square were being
dressed up and put in order and it Is to be hoped
that the improvements now being made. will he
completed before the opening of the U. 6. Fair
Ihousands OF strangers are expected here on that
occasion. aud as all of them will doubtless desire
TO visit the equestrian statue Of Washington it 10
very desirable that the walks should be nut In
good order by that time.
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tSy- LIooRIos BOILERS, 80 AND 120
GALLONS FOR W GOD OR CoAL.-These Boilers have
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat,
and for retaining it ut given temperature tsr
long time. Just to hand, per schooner Haxall and
GEORGE sTARRETT.
N. B.-sma'ler sizes to arrive. Also. the Farmers
Rnlara ail al On hand
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H~GEoRaa B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
snd residence No. zsI. on Main between Sth and 9th
treets, Richmond Va. my SOY
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gGy> PRoF. A. J. GEBHAsDT, late Of
Williamsburg Female Academy, begs leave t. offer
his services 10 the citiZsns of NichnIond TEACH
Err on the PIANO, Singing VIOLIN, FLUTE,
GUITAR. DC.
lie cAu be seen at the Richmond House, Governor
street.
Refer to Hon II Wise, G Grswold, Esq: Mai
Nmmo, Mr. Y winston. Sc l5-lm<
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TsxpsRAsoa Anniversary To d.v

the order Of the Sons Of Temperance OF this city
viii celebrate their anniversary BY public process
sion, addresses and dinner Tho order will parade At
O'Clock and after forming into line, march to the
Petersburg depot, where they will receive their
brethren Of the ''Cocksds City" who are to bring
With them the Norfolk Blues Band The proc e.
sion will then march through some of the priuci.
pal streets to the African Church, whers banner
VIII be presented to the Cadets. This ceremony
being at an end, Rev. Messrs. Peterson aud Willis
vii! deliver addresses, and as both of them are
very popular orators and warm advocates OF TEN.
pcranee, 10 expected that they will be greeted BY
large audience. The ladies are particularly in
v'ted to attend the church, seats have been set
apart FOR their accommodation.
Al the close of the addresses, the procession
Will reform on Eroad street, and march to d, 1t
market ball, where the Order will partske Of an
excellent dinner, and spend the remainder of tho
anernoon in speeches, songs and sentiments
we have been requested to say, that tickets for
the dinner may be had Of Mr.. Craig at the first
market, and that all the members of the Order in
TINS city, are requested to call and get them before
O'clock The cost Of the celebration is a mere
trife, compared to tho amount saved By each .'re.
tormsr" in single month, and every oue should
De willing to bear his proportion of the expenses
attending the celebration.
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NS~FREsH LRRCuss.--i have just re-
oeived, by Adaus Express, fresh lot OF Swedish
LEECHEs, which will be applied upon raost reason
sbie terms.
z. s.-Cupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
TO- Can be found At all hours Of tke day, at the Hail
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and 81
aight on 9Th street. French Garden Hin.
my 25-t5 K y, HOBECN
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TO COUNTRY NERCHANf0.-I
i wos.d Insssn essaty nssshs.ts - st1ss.
buyfnx CANDIDA, tha1 - olol DoAuoae4k!n4
N srticis oas a he bset rsAaeA onGA1. uhleA
wATrspt eoual 70 anY soed N thta 81 Az e0r -
Eef 4 Also have II sepre he pe1al ynEl4y -
fRUIrs. NuM iE!esEyts Ass ~ 80 : hIs
sssn. JAMn 40Q&1
COR 0ALE.-A suctien and Agee
hut iitsss. and Which hes : vssy klGk Ee1enesa.
snd nay BE- beasht iow. ApDly - ~ e@oe
TSHE Newly INvhN1kD RAxo6T
! sAyETY DiArn9 re. r Z - ::s - . 80
oshSr DIAPER fire - sses ettsq - s3IeeN{ ~ ~
other II 1sa.t Of aesy - sssa6d n dfrRS7
DTT1Sfs1T DI1HE6 Viah 81 usssf
Z s!; z q -: - = { ! i'ii y
SO ~ z6sssae &xe sE5m< ~ tef%+ ~
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aG-UzpRINo's FJgu PRoor skrss-

WE iBRRINGs FIRH PROOF ShrBs-
LEATHER and RUBBER BETTING OF the best
STEAM PACKING and HO5B; Cotton AMI Linen
rWINNS; BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, INK, PENS,
&C. Call for the above at Stationers Hall, NoN
se 3t-5t KNOWLES ESaWALFO2D.
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RA- water CooLERs.-We have OF
hand'of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call aDd sup
KERSeE & pAnR'S Potterr
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! CARRIAGES, CARRIAoTe.

12AH The subscriber has on hand, ct his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley, botwesn
Main and Cary (3th and 18th streets) near the %
lumbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0TREI, Dx-
ROUCHES. BUddIKs, with and without tors Ard
SULKIES, all Of his make, of tho best maserials
snd workmanship Al Of which will be sold q low e
good work OF the kind can pc in the city Of Rich
moud, and respectfully ak call from thoae IN
want Of any article in the Carriage line, e On ds-
termined to make TO order and sell at the lowest
prices possible and eli work sold, that 10 new war.
ranted. AICAJAH MANo0M.
fo l8-9m - saH
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say- ALL THOSE WHO ARE AFT

EZH TILL IHUoH VIII FLIUIbD
With any Clronic Disease considered iHcurable will
receive O. Letter giving information which will in
sure speed and permanent cure, by sending their
II ,nes ana ops stamp Ito prepay pustsge) to DR.. l.
h. FooFs, the celebrate Chronic Phi ys:cian, and
author Of Medical Common sense" saratoga
huriDzs II. Y, sc l3-dxW3m
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The TWENTY MILES Tnor, to como of
at Broad Rock next month, is attracting the s.ten
tion Of horse fanciers in severa of the Northern
cities, many of whom will be here TO see it, -Four
or five "fast ones" are expected to start in the
race, and good sport may therefore be anticipated
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skS~ Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
Intended for exhibition at the Fair in Richmond, ill
Uctol ar next, are now opeZ.
Communications addressed TO the undersigned
des, riding minutely eibis the c sracter OF
entries mus. be made prior to the 25:h Of October
10 prevent confusion and disappointment
CHAnLES DIMM0CK,
se iO-t2j0 Secy Va Cent Ag. society.
Gf- OlE,e 10 the Bslatd Hou t, opposite the tx
Chsu.e Hotel,
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gay Observation-Disclosures HAIR
DYs-fhs bsst ipstantan aotf Eiir Dye ia the world
does not bum give the hair Al unnaturai app
ance, making IL beautiful brown or black Sold b!
FISHER Il WINSTON, rs b ain street,
Richmond, Va.
Prepared By JOSEPH CHxrsrApoEo. NO 6. Astor
upuse. New York. au 2T-5w
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rGr DUDLEY Il Co., Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINES, Fine BRAN
OIES, Old WHIsKEYs and CIGARS No. 70 Main
treet. Te
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m s0CIKrY .-fhA SHloeel thA seci4ky = -
8; g.: 49, -. s:; g = tsissss
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OPF4Cg OF TIE U. g. AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL !
AGRICULTURAL SocIErlEs, hIcHAoSD, VA.
seItpInker lOt b. 1873 ]
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ne OF
treats
| ssuy
abilE-
b., DR.
| |ilson.
IAasa.
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Nos. Prizes, Nos Prizes. Nos. Prizes. Noa- Prize
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-01
congress.
COnKTes"
ros,erday, Mr.. Douglas pre-

i. Senate, yesterday, MIR. Douglas pre-
ID ~ - ,be Constitution of Oregon, and an
f' ''.,;on for her admission into the Union
'FI''p p;,ler presented a petition from seve-
! NJ, Companies, asking protection
81 i 'S. D.,nbination composed of the New
:, ,'' ~ Y New roundland, aud London Tele-
VI. ''s Companies, which they urge are in
i''P. ;o, Of or are about to possess, privi-
~. ioimical to their interests.
-; =, Brouo presented petition from the
' ~. Churches in the District of Column
'''., .h;o, for the passage of law, similar
49, 49,, If Maryland, for the protection Of
,a)ss 10 property
'''' ,I.o bill authorizing the organization
.. ire department. in the city of Wash
'Ds T,,yIl for the admission of Minnesota
u. roion. was further discussed.
Tia House Of Representatives, In Commit
: ,bs Whole, had under discussion, the
..o,v Aporopriation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-01
ASEs5's 5Se
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Laterfrom Europe.

New YORK, March 3l.-The Persia, from
Liverpool, Goth, has arrived at this port. The
Arago had arrived out 18th inst.
The news is meagre and unimportant--
Nothing Of moment had occurred in Parlia-
mept. The indian loan bill has finally
passed,
twas positively affirmed that Count Per
signy had rendered his resignation OF tue
French embassy at London, but 1t was not
known whether it had been accepted. There
were rumors that the French navy was being
put on war footing.
In the Spanish Congress, lsturltz explain
ed the position of the Mexican question-he
thought it could be settled without resort to
arms. lie also confirmed the fact OF LARA
qua, the Mexican envoy having been dis
missed
The King Of Naples had liberated Watt,
one of the English prisoners in the Caghan
affair.
1t is rumored that Sir Henry Bulwer will
be appointed British Minister to Constanti'
nople.
During hurricane at Ma leira, the United
States frigate Cumberland suffered conside-
rsble damage, and was, for a time, In immi-
nent peril. Two men were lost overheard
The Valetta was at Canton Jan. Is. No
reply had been made by the Emperor oil CHI
ma. to the mott fcation Of the allied plenlpo-
tentiares. The allied forces will therefore
ascend the Pei-ho River with totilla of gun
boats. 400 French and 1000 English ma
rnes will garrison Canton. The rich people
and leading merchants are returning to the
CITY. There is further deficiency in teas.
The English are erecting strong works on
the Island of Perrin.
MARKETS characterization market is re-
ported I'd lower. Sales OF the week 5l,oOO
bales, including 1000 on speculation, and 3OoO
for export-holders were pressing on the mar
ket. Sales on Friday 1000 bales, closing quiet;
lair Orleans I'D; middllng Orleans l'l6d, lar
Mobiles It'd; mdding Mobiles tsd; talr up
lands I'D; middllng UpIands 6td. Stock 34o'
| 900 bales.
Manchester advices are uniavorable-prices
having slightly declined. Orleans tres O'd'mGu'
at Havre 1913 ir. and declining
Breadstufs were steady. Provisions had
declining tendency. Consols were quoted al
g63 for money, and 9GiG9C8 for account. BuL
lion in bank had increased 9,0OO-money
unchanged.
Richardson, Spence & Co quote: Flour stea
dy, with some large speculative purchases
Western Canal quoted at 2ls 6tG@2s.; Phila
delphla and Baltimore 22sG rs; Ohio 24sG!7s
Wheat is dull; red 6saas Sd; white 7sG7s cd
Corn has improved in demand-mixed yello"
GAS; white 33s GdG3ls. Beet ard Pork heavy
Sugar quiet Coffee steady. Rice firm; Caro-
! lima 22s 9tG25s., with more buyers than sellers
Rosin steady. Spirits OF Turpentine dull at 4os
Loxpox MARKETS --Breadstufs quiet, and
steady. Coffee quiet and steady Tea steady
Rice heavy at 3dG6d lower. Spirits Iurpen
tine dull at 2Ss.
American securities quiet, but steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-01

SALE or VALUABLE PRO,
PERTY- Under authority of deed OF
trust from John Howell, and wife, to me, dated
January ], 1853, and duly recorded, will offer
for sale, by auction, on Monday, the nh day o.
May, 1888, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, at the front
door of the Mayors office, i'll the city OF Alex
ia andra, the three story BRICK HOUSE
IL. and LOT OF GROUND, in said city, sItua'
ted on the east side OF Fairfax street. near TO-
and south OF, King street, now occupied by said
Howell, together with the four feet slip OF
ground extending from the rear OF said ground
TO printers Alley. Terms at sale.
NH lO-2awth C.. C. BRADLEY, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-01
sickness tn Naples.

Mr.. Bryant in private letter from Ma
ples. dated March ., thus slludes to the sick
ness prevailing there at present:
oar physician tells me that the deaths
amount 70 three and sometimes four hundred
daily, while the usual average number Is but
eighty. Bronchitis, rheumatic fever and
fevers running into typhoid type, sweep the
inhabitants OF Naples into the Campo Santo
like the plague or the cholera. The mortal
ity is chiefly among the poorer classes, who
have no comfortable shelter in extreme cold
weather; but the opulent do not escape
The streets swarm with funerals, and tuner
ais here are snowy and CHASTITY masquerade
, That has been our carnival in Naples, which
once had the gayest carnivals in the world
the government now allows no other"