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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17
RichmOud Items.

Frs LAST NIGur.-The tobacco factory OF
Mr. Samuel NJ. Bsily. located in rear of the
old second Baptist Church, near the Amerl-
cap Hotel, was discovered to be on fire last
nigh, about half-psst nine o'clock, but owing
TO the timely arrival of the hremen 1t was e1
,ineuished 10 a short time. 1t was the work
Of an incendiary. and the torch had heen ap-
nlied 10 the STAIRCASE. Loss about S5OO.
L. S. Marshal FOR EASTERN DISTRICT OF
v,RcIsIA.-It was rumored on the street yes.
tsrd.y that this Office, at present held by Col.
John F. Wiley, would be conferred on K. A.
Msyo, esq OF Henrioo, by the President
The commission Of the present incumbent ex.
pired on Saturday. 1t was also rumored
that the personnel Of the District Attorney
would be changed.
SrABBING AFFAlR--Yesterday evening, on
Broad street, near the fredericksburg depot,
a lad named Lucien Bass was stabbed on the
cheek, ON the shoulder. and bad bis fingers
Gu. badly, by a companion named John Mar
tin. DR.. Wexford sewed up the wounds,
which were severe aud bled freely. The per.
pe,rator Of the offence had not been arrested
at South Of yesterday.
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&Sss:> 49,
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF tho North American.
FOI'R DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

I
PORTLAND, March Ii The Is. NJ. steam
shin North American, from Liverpool on the
"a instant arrived here early this morning.
Her general intelligence is important.
The Arabia arrived out on the 18Th uls'
The Earl of Derby had made his insuso-
raj speech before Parliament. lie urges the
necessity Of continuing on friendly Terms
with France. The reply Of England to tne
French government, on the question oil foii-
teal conspirators, had been sent to COUNT
Walewski, and further proceedings IN Parlia-
ment depend on his answer.
Canton having fallen before the prowess OF
the allied army, speedy peace with China
is anticipated
The Indiau bill will probably be modified.
The Parliamentary reform bill has been post
poned until the next session.
The Directors of the North British Bank
have been sentenced to imprisonment tor
terms varying from ten to twelve months.
Intelligence has been received seven days
later from India, but the advices are unim-
portant Sir Colin Campbell was still pre-
pairing to march upon Lucknow, where the
rebels numbered about one hundred thou
sand.
ISprA.-Sir Colin CampbelPs column num-
bered Is 900 men and 100 guns, and at least
1000 meu were at other points ready to CO.
onerate with him in the attack on Lucknow.
Sir Hugh Ross had defeated the rebels al
Baden. The Ragpootana field force, after
capturing the strong fortress Of ArVah, had
marched on for Cotah where disunlon reigns.
The authority of civil power had been re-
stored in Delhi.
Large reinforcements Of European troops
are REQUIRED. The rebels at Lucknow were
said to be losing heart. Gen. Outram had
not been disturbed since the 10th.
The French conspirators bad appealed
against the sentence Of death lately pro-
nouuced against them.
ton had advanced al. Sales OF three days, 81
900 bales; spectators taking $500, and export
ers l,UOU The market closed FIRM, but dull,
for want of stock Manchester adwces were
favorable, and closed with holders asking an
advance.
Breaistufs were dull, and closed with de-
Ginning tendency. Richardson, Spence q 20 >
quote flour very dull and quotations nominal
! Western Canal pos I'd a rs; Philadelphia and
Baltimore Dps "a !3s Ohio, exported VIA Nor
thern ports) PAS 6G6s. sd. Whet was very
dull and quotations were barely maintained
Red (Western) S.. l,diG6s. I'd; white Is ats
cd. Corn was quiet but frm-m'xed and yell
! low As; white 3is. Sd.
, Provisions Beef and Pork were dull. Bacon
wal quiet, but steady. Lard heavy, and quota
! tons nominal.
Groceries-Sugar was firm, and Coffee and
| Rice were quiet.
| Naval Stores.-Rosn was firm, at As. 3d.
Spirits Iurpentine firm, at AS.
LONDON MARksTs-There was slight adj
vance on the finer qualities oi Sugar. Conee
was firm and Tea quiet.
| Consols y6iG965.
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COMMUNICATED.

"INGRATITUDE, THOU MARBLE HEARTED FIEND ="
Of all the dark spots on depraved human
nature, Of all the vile acts Of man towards
man, ucne throws such freezing chill over
the whole body, and drives back the purple
current on the aching heart, like base ln-
gratitude. Indifference continued, GOODNESS
persevered IN. iarJrs forgotten, friendship
uurequited; BY one who has been the willing
recipient of our esteem and bounty; bring a
palsying horror over the soul, that thickens
the blood in the veins, making the whole
head sick, and the whole heart faint. Pour
upon nan of fine feeling, noble generous
soul, the combined diseases flesh is heir to
let death snatch his loved ones from him
strip him Of all his earthly goods-let him be
asssiled by keen adversely and pinching
want-let prison CRATES confne his boiy to
the lonely cell-lst the poisoned arrows OF
malice and revenge he hurled. and pierce
him with many wounds-these, all these, are
spanacea to his bleeding heart, compared with
the ieathly panss inflicted by base hagrati-
tude. NV God from whence came this king
Of Passions tends? Ii must be the offspring
Of him, who was once the talIest Aogel In
the high Heavens, and first sowed the seeds
Of rebellion there. Yes. it was he that dared
to lift his rebel arm against bis benefactor,
and was hurled with liz thing vengeance from
his lofty height. to the lowest hell. He was
the first that disturbed the harmony Of Hea-
ven. the Apollyon Of the human race, the
morning star Of Paudemonium, Foul blot on
darkness! And why is he permitted to belch
out his burning lava on frail mortals?
REC LAW.
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COMMUNICATED.
Mia m n va Concert.

Half dozen of us went to town Monday, to
hear Miss May, and as the neighbors want to
know all about it, promised to write them
letter through the Gazette.
Well, We arrived in town about sundown,
and put up at Newton's, where we got an
elegan, supper, and, after we had RECALLED
ourselves with a cigar, proceeded to Liberty
Hall, where We found number OF ladies
aud gentlemen assembled, but not bali as
many - had expected to see, nor did
know the reason until after the "entertain'
ment" was over. The people in Alexandra
are pretty sharp, and | have very seldom
known them to be gulled. The fact is, there
were too many higbfalutin names on tina
programme, and people prefer hearing wha
thew can understand. But about the Con
cert. The first man that appeared on tht
stage, was Mr.. Thunder, quite high sound
ing name, and We expected something awfuliJ
grand, but he wrs as gentle as a lamb, and the
only laundering thing about him was his noes,
which was remarkably large. Mr Ap'
Thomas made his appearance, and the hrst
piece he performed, consisted of tuning bis
harp, on which be was to play. When he
undertook to ,lay Home" the anecdote
saw 10 the Gazette, u year or two ago.
about Yankee Doodle with the variations,
was brought forcibly to my mind. l, like
the young lady on that occasion, prefer the
naked" Home, and so would ninetenths of
tha. audience. Mneherr Rudolph, or Ran
dolph, or some such name, no doubt sung
admirably, judging from the applause be re-
ceived, but it was lost on us. We poor, I'M
sophisticated youths did not understand one
word OF it. Isuppose most of the audience
did. Miss May sings sweetly. there il no
doubt of that; but when we left the Hall,
one Of the party, poor fellow, he knows no
bett0r, remarked that fool and his money
we're soon parted. ZEKIEL HOMESPUN.
Fairfax County. Va, March l6, 1853.
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Con gre y q.

In the Senate, yesterday, MIR. Houston
called up the resolutions providing that after
to-day the Senate shall bold evening sessions
Mr.. Bisler said he had learned that ar.
rangements have been effected this morning
for taking the final vote On the Kansas ques-
ton. on Monday next, and, therefore, he sug'
| eested that the resolution he allowed 70 lie
over.
Mr.. Hale stated that his friends had this
morning agreed that the debate shall end
and the question he taken on Monday next,
by sunset. on the Kansas question; and that
If it is found impossible to get through by
that time by holding sessions of the usual
length, the time and method of the protrac-
ted session shall he fixed by them.
Mr. Bigler, in behalf of his side, said that
the arrangement would prove satisfactory.
Mr. Clay wished to provide that the time
for taking the final vote should not be at
such an hour as to Prevent the attendance Of
members who are invalids.
A tacit agreement was had to this propo-
sition, and Mr.. Hale said that to prevent \
mis- understandiug the agreement OF his friends
had been reduced to writing; which he read.
Mr.. Green asked leave to refer to Il person
AL matter which occurred last night between
himself and MIR. Cameron. That gentleman
had, 10 his reply to Mr. g., made some un-
pleasant remarks, which the latter underst cd
would be withdrawn If Mr.. G., would with
draw what Mr.. g., regarded as threa -
Mr.. G It., said he had no intention of threaten
ing, and whatever part of his language was
so construed was withdrawn.
Mr.. Cameron replied that he had net know
ingy used language offensive to MIR. G. and
he assured that gentleman that he meant no
disrespect in any part of his remarks. lie
was willing to withdraw everything offensive
if made aware of what it was.
Mr.. Green replied that 1t was matter OF
fact which the gentleman had urged and
which was an impeachment OF tue veracltg
of q statement made by himself. lie asked
that this be withdrawn.
Mr.. Cameron urged that If he had done
so be was not aware oft and was confident
that he had been misunderstood. lie as
sured the Senator that he meant nothing OF
the kind
Mr.. King, of New York, addressed the
Senate, at length, 90 Kansas affairs.
In the House of Representatives the States
were called for bills and resolutions; a large
number of which were introduced and refer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17
u.ponogh Estate--Finsi Division
NJ tho Property.

communication from Mayor Swami to
DIV Councils last evening states that be
s ."s the pleasure to inform them that the
ms ass;s;on Of the property bequeatbed By the
~. Jobp McDonogh to the cities of Baltimore
i' Nav Orleans has received the sanction
a"t the Court of Appeals, to which it was re-
fered. The portion which attaches to the
eity of Baltimore, s.t'% nsu by the Com,
u,,.sioners at abou; 5000, 900, may be realized
- soon as sales OF the real estate can be
Elected. This Information has been COM
mnoicated BY Mr.. Brsniz Mayer. one of the
Tnmmissioners on the part of the city
All the papers bearing upon this subject have
hssn placed in the bahds of the City Coun-
sailor and the Mayor will be prepared to make
q more detailed communication to the City
Couucils at an early day.-Bah. Pat., llh.
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Marine Disasters.

SArAsSAu. March 10 --Advices from
jacksonville state that the brig Echo, from
New York, for that port, put into Fernando
ma, eighth instant, 10 distress. She was dis
charging cargo.
The Captain Of the brig Montrose, wrecked
on Green Turtle Key, had gone to Havana,
to get a vessel to take his cargo Of moasses to
Portland.
NORFOLK, March l5.--The Bark A. Ii.
Kimball, from New Orleans, arrived here
to-day. having experienced successive heavy
gales, and sustaining considerable damage.
The bark Itasca also arrived here from
franklin, Louisiana, reports series OF very
heavy gales, lasting for twenty days, during
which she sprung aleak, and threw over
board a large part Of her cargo.
The Schooner Joseph Field, hence for the
West Indies, went ashore at Cape liatteras,
on the Sth inst. Crew saved. Vessel and
cargo lost
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RRIE ID.

In Washington, on the evening OF the l4th
instant. by the Rev F. S Evans MIR. JOHN
FRANCIS DOONE, 10 Miss ELIZABETH
BARNES
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VNRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue OF deed 0

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
trust 10 the undersigned, from SaS J. Saum-
ders and wife, dated August lst 1896, and re-
corded in the office OF the Clerk OF the County
Court OF Fairfax county, will be offered Tor sale,
on the premises, on The nh day Of .8pra inert,
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CR.4CKER HAIL." with sundry other Tracts
adj AGENT thereto, containing in the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria, on the south side OF Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandria to
Mount Vernon.
20 There are good BUILDINGS on said pro-
El perty, ready tor occupation. further DIES
crIpton will be given hereafter.
TERMs.-One-iourth cash, the remainder in
equal payments, with interest, at d, II an Is
months. respectively. Title reserved till the
purchase money be paid
D. FUNSTEN, Trustee
fob I6-Iaw1wSeots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17
The winterin Europe.

Contrary to the experience OF early and
mid-winter on this side Of the Atlantic, those
seasons 10 Europe have this year been re-
markedly severe, even in rather Southern
lati,udes. In the Island Of Malta, which is
not far from the African coast, the snow was
several feet deep. and this was the first snow
storm of consequence there since 1872, a
wear that will be ever memorable for the dis
astrous Russian campaign OF the first Napo-
leon At ConStantinOple, up 20 the 81 ut ,
snow fell for fifteen days IN succession, and
so terrible a winter had not been experienced
in Turkey for twenty years. Tue navigation
with ODESSA was entirely closed. and even
the Greek Islands were clothed in white.
For the first tine in century the river 70,
in Italy, had been frozen tight, so that men,
horses, and vehicles passed over its surface.
In Smyrna. generally 90 free from winter,
the frost and snow have occasioned much in
convenience and suffering. In many Of the
towns in Turkey and Greece the roofs of
houses had fallen in from the weis BIT Of snow
accumulated upon them. This reminds us of
the records of former ages, when, between
the wears 1000 and 1900, the Tiber and
even the Adriatic Sea were several times fro.
zen hard-the latter near Venice and Trieste.
There has recently been heavy fall OF snow
in Egypt Such an occurrence IL net within
the recollection of the oldest residents of that
country.
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nv s I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nv s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NH ll-eots

BY S. j. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IDEAL ESTATE AT AUCTlON-By vlr-
IL, tue of a deed of trust, duly of record IN
this county, the undersigned will offer for sale,
on Saturday, the Sd day Of .qprl. at ~ O'Clock, h'
on the premises the extensive establishment on
the corner of Queen and st. Asaph streets, III
"a this city known as the "ALEHANDRlA
iaaH ACADEMY" The buildings are all OF
BRICK, three stories in height, with Easements;
of best material and workmanship; are fully
supplied with gas and water, and thoroughly
heated by hues. They We're built expressly for
an extensive Boarding School, and are admlra-
bly, adapted for that purpose but admit, with a
moderate outlay, Of change into three commo'
dious Dwellings Terms at sale
NH 4-2awts VIM n F0WLE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

MINERAL WATER, PORTER, A / f.,
wi CIDER, ROOT BEER, AND MEAD
Army Il SHINN announce 10 the citizens OF
Alexandria and the adjacent country, that they
have taken the Warehouse, opposite JamIesons
Bakery, No. 50, North Water street ior the pur-
pose OF BOT'rLING and supplying the above
named articles 10 consumers, in any part OF the
city or to any depots or landings therein.
Also, extra fine qualities OF PORTER, ALE,
BROWN STOUT and CIDER, for family use
All orders, given TO the drivers, or left at
Prices Saloon, Union street, will receive prompt
attention feb 23-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

COW NJ ERCIAL.

In Washington. on the l3'h instant, OWE.
MCGEE in the idth wear OF his aye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

Mr.. Cornelius Wendell has taken charge
of the Washington Union, in the place Of
Hon. w. A. Harris.
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ICOMCNICATED

CoNuNIcATED.
Decs.-It is estimated that there are, at
least, two hundred and fifty dogs. within the
limits of this Corporation, for which no IL
censes are taken out, and which are untaxed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTY-Under authority of deed Of
trust from John Howell, and wife, TO me, dated
January /, 1853, and duly recorded, will offer
tor sale, by auction, on Monday the l7h ddy 9t
May, 1853, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, al the front
door of the Mayors office, in the city OF Alex.
4S.A andria, the three story BRICK HOUSE,
-G%H and LOT OF GROUND, in said city sIua.
ted on the east side OF Fairfax street. near 10,
and south OF, King street, now occupied by said
Howell, together with the four teet slip of
ground extending from the rear of said ground
to printers Alley. Terms at sale.
nh lU-2awtd &C. BRADLEY. Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

BY S. J. ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
ON Saturday morning, 9Th inst, at / O'Clock.
~ in front OF the Mayors Office will be Of
fered. at auction, for account OF whom II may
concern
g3shares Alexandria Water Company Stock.
50 shares Potomac Insurance Company 5
Stock 81. MCCORMICK
feb 23-eots Auct
II The above sale is postponed until Thurs.
dun Maych 25th, at same time and place.
NH i-eots S. J. MCCORMICK AuCt
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber, having purchas-
\ ed OF A. l.. Gregory his entire Stock of
Goods and interest in the STOVE and TIN BUSl-
NESS, is prepared TO execute, with promptness,
all orders Tor Plain and Japanned TIN WARE,
or other work in his line. He will also keep
OH hand an assortment OF Cooking and Parlor
STOVES, PariOr Crates, Safes, Rerlgerators,
Water Coolers, Pumps. &c, together with all
other articles usually kept in similar establish
meuts. Tmh l5l H. |. GREGORY.
N.B-All persons having claims will pre-
sent them, and those indebted to M are request
ed TO settle without delay with f. H. Gregory,
at the old stand, lis king street, who is author
lied to receipt bills, and Use my name IN the
settlement of my business.
NH I5-,m A. L. GREGORY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

TIE BURG EXCELSIOR.-This valuable
~ manure, originally known as Super Phos-
plate OF Lime, is how infinitely superior IN
value to any fertilizer sold under that name, be-
ing as quick in its effects as Peruvian Guapo
(Which nc mere Super Phosphate can be- aud
leaving the land in much better condition
than that article.
The genuine is put upin strong Barrels with
white heads, the name stenciled IN Black let
tiers, and the inspection brand in red letters un-
derneath For sale at Baltimore prices
JAMES c. NEVETT, Agent for
feb 81 Alexandria, opposite Pioneer Mills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c AT
w AUCTION virtue of deed OF
trust, executed by George w Harrison, on the
9th OF January, 1888, the undersigned will sell
at auction, on Thursday, the 18th INST. at the
storehouse on Union street, occupied by sand
Harrison, an extensive assortment OF WINES,
LIQUORS. SEGARS and GROCERIES, a heavy
stock of FISHERMEN'S ROPE, Powder and
Shot, &c.
Terms All sums OF $40 and under, cash :,
over $50, ninety days credit OH notes satsiaclo-
rIly endorsed.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'clock and continue
from day TO day Till the stock is closed out.
NH l2-dts ID. FUNSTEN, Trustee
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The n arkete.

BALTIMORE March l6-Flour is steady
Wheat unchanged Corn is lower; white %
a56c., yellow 5966Oc, mixed SIS. Whiskey is
active and firmer; City 2U!c Ohio 2O!G2lc
Provisions are very dull; Bulk sides SIC
Bacon shoulders 7ic sides 9!GlUc. Mess Pork
$l6.75. Lard 93GlOc All however are nom
inal quotations.
New YORK, March l5.-Flour is heavy; sales
of 7 900 bbls State 81 OOGSi 80; Ohio S5.u5G
1925; Southern is firm, al 81 SOHS5. 10
Wheat is firm: sales of 5000 bush; Kentucky
1900. Corn is firm; Sales of $4,000 bush
Southern yellow 7Oc. Pork is steady-Nless
Sl675. Beefis higher; Western repacked SIP
2aqS $50. Lard is heavy, at "lGlC4c. Wits.
kew IS buoyant-Ohio 2l3G22.
lust RECEIVED AT RICHARDS, blue
- mixed Yarn; beautiful shades OF Shetland
Wool; Working Canvass Steel Hoops further
supply of Franiipannl Periumery; SatCheIs, and
pomatums Beet Marrow Toilet Soap; best
Cologne; Black, brown, and white stick Pouia'
tum. NC Spring Goods received daily.
NH II RICHARDS, Ito Kingstreet
TARLY WENNiNISTADT CABBAGE
II The earliest and most solid heading Early
Cabbage known large and heavy, received, aud
Tor sale by HENRY Cooh ".
NH II Sarepta Hall.
NOR HIRE by the week, day, or month, a
good and experienced GARDENERS a
good hand at fixing, laying off, and beautliylng
wards lots &c, &c. Apply 10
nah ~ KNOX Il BRO
WHALE OlI-Best Winter Strained just
w received, and for sale by
J. R. PIERPOlNT, No. l72,
| NH II F. cor OF Kirg and Wash.sts
InNION SETS, in prime order just received
" and for sale by
J. X PIEEPOINT, No l72,
NH II S F.. cor. OF King and Wash SIS
INAMlLY FLOUR.-Just received so bbls
very superior Family Flour, at low price
Best Extra and Supertine Flour, for sale by
ISAAC PAUL, corner OF
NH l7-3t [Sent King and Water streets
CYRUP OF PHOSPHATES. or CHEMICAL
= FOOD, composed of the Phosphates OF Lime
Soda, and lron III solution. received "nd for sale
by HENRY COOK Il co.
NH II Sarepta Hall
DARBER'S SPECIFIC FOR PlLES.-Th'
ID most effectual preparation known, for sale
| by HENRY COOK Il co,
mhl7 Sarepta Hall
TLOWER SEED.---We have just received, Z
II full assortment OF choice Flower Seed.
NH II H. COOK Il co, Sarerta Hall.
- FOR BALTIMORE The Schr. j. X
SAx GRIFFITH will take freight 10 the above
port, and will have quick despatch Apply t'
NH l6-2t JAS. L. NEh FL l.
TNIMOTHY HAY AND OAK WOOD, io
i sale. Apply TO ,,,,o,,, ~ o,rps
! NH l5-2w THOMAS CLIO" rs.
DUTTER AND CHEESE-Fresh Goshen
ID Butter, received and for sale by
NH Is THOMAS CLOVES.
! w DOL PURCHASED at highest cast
w prices, by
ian S HILL. BROWN & PARTI.OW.
| ILOVER SEEn.-Clover Seed, in store, anC
4 for sale by ian a0l DAM. F. HOOP
NHOLASSES HOGSHEADS, for sale BY
N NH 10 d. S. GWlN 4 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

DEMoyAL-ST ONE 4 co. Druggists,
IL would respectfully notify their friends and
patrons, that they have removed TO j. NJ.
Stewards new building. No lO5, King street,
Zone door below Taylor x Hutchisou's Dry
G-ods Store) where they will be pleased to see
Axu old friends s"d patrons. feb 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-17

The above article is most concentrated
Phosphate manure and should be welcomed as
a great desideratum.
(Signed) CHARLES BlCkELL, Phi. d.
The article is ground TO a h.e powder, and
put up in strong bags. For sale low
mn 10 JAMES e. NEVETT.
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The Florida Indians-Disasters. etc.

The Florida Indians-Disasters.e etc.
AUGUSTA, March l5--judgs Batzell, at
Tampa, writes to q gentleman in Jackson
vile, that the Seminoles h ad signifed will
ingness to emigrate.
A party of six men, including Captain
Hunter, and Messrs. Hans and Wyatt, start
ed recently in a boat for Manatee, aud are
supposed 10 have been drowned, as the emE-
ty boat has drifted ashore.
The Tampa Peninsular feels sanguine that
the Florida war will soon be terminated, by
the removal OF the Indians to the West.