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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

I NOR RENT-COOKE'S FISHERY, lying
on the Virginia shore of the Potomac, be-
tween Aqua and Chappawamsic Creeks, and IN
the immediate neghborhood OF the most sue
cessiul fisheries on the river, will be leased on
very accommodating terms. For further inior-
nation apply to
aug I9-eotSeptl&wtf JAS. DEMPSEY
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T 7. CLARKE, dealer in Paper hanglngs
u Shades, aud Fixtures, Curtain haugmgs
and Venitian Blinds, King street, Alexandria, Va
" I4-itt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

T TACEY, P.7PEK-HANGER, NPHOL-
81 STERER. GLIDER, aud HOUSE DE-
CORATOR IN GENERAL. whilst returning
his grateful acknowledgements 10 his numerous
friends Tor their very liberal encouragement du-
ring the two years ne has been amongst them.
assures them that 1t will be his continued effort
to serve them with promptness, ami al moderate
charges, at his old stand, No. LAP, north SIDE
King street Alexandra. mn ~
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.Aier'a. ( 'NN Logan {. H.
TAIL GROCFRS, PRODUCE, and Gen
ER.aL COMMISSION MERCR.4NTS, Came.
ron ST.. opposite the Market House.
aug 23-ly
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRU AIRY 2, 1853
LOTTERY ADyERTIsEmENT.

C'WAN n co ; LOTTERIES !-AUTHoRlzED
y RY THE STATE or GEORGIA
S1n.nnn EOR TEN DOLLARS!
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NVORE NEW BO0KS.-RyIe on tie GoYcLs.
WI -Expository Thoughts on the Gospels,
Ior Family ard Private use, with the text com.
pIete 10y the Rev. } {. RyIe, Rector OF Hell
mingham Suf' X, author Of Living and Dead, -
Startling Questions &c, in ? vols Matthew
and Mark. price = each.
Lectures delivered before the Young Mems
Christian Association in Exeter Hall, from No.
ycmber, $50, to February, 1857, Il.
Memoirs OF Gennesaret, by the Rev. John r.
Macduf author Of Morning and Night Watch
es," &c, ST. Just published and tor sale by
ian ~ ROBERT BELL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

I,HARLES HA>KlNS, ARCHITECT, Washing
I ton, D. C., will continue 10 furnish DESIGNS
and PLANS. for every class o; building, together
with detail working. drawings. and Specihca-
ricrs ofma'erias and work: also, the drawing OF
contracts tor the same-and general suprrmten-
dence. IL Office. Penn av. between 10Th and
lIrh SIS. Washington. d. {. feb l2-du
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

WASHINGTON AND ALIEN
~ M-SANDRIA-NE E W .4RR.7NG f.
HENT-The steamers GEORGE PAGE and
THOMAS COLLYER will run at the follow
ny hours
Leave Alexandria az a, 7, S, 9, ~, II, a.
n, l2t, 2. 3, 4, s, and 6, p m.
Leave Washington at 6. 81, s, 9, I'D, ll3, a.
m l2i. !. It. 1. 5. and s., p. m.
WHALEY'S LINE OF OMNlBUSES CON
Meeting with the Boats, leave the Capitol and the
corner OF Pennsylvania avenue, and 18th street
a the following hours s., 3, y, g, y, II, IL
a IN .l2{. 81. y, and ), p. IN.
The BOATS vii, leave the FOO: of 7th street,
Washington. ELLIS l.. Pkl,t,
SAMUEL BAKER,
feb 1T Captains.
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O.arru' LoUdounD
rOWELL & co, GENERAL COMNIS
SION MERCHANTS. DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS. LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner kns
and mon Streets 4icrGndrio, ia.
10 Strict personal attention given to the
sale OF all kinds OF COUNTRY PRoDUCE. All
orders filled with despatch. my l9-u
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NEGROES WANTED.-l wish to purchase
n any number of NEGROES, for which
Will pay liberal prices. Those wishing to SELL
Will do we'll TO call on me before selling, at my
old stand, at West End Alexandra, Va.
aug Is--du JOSEPH BRUlN.
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r OTTERl tor the benefit oi the Stateoi Del
4 aware. Class |. Tor 1898, 10 be- drawn at
Wilmington. Delaware, on SATURDAY, Feb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

BUILDING HARDWARE-The subscrl-
ID bers would call attention 10 their large
ard excellent stock OF LOCKS, LATCHES,
HINGES. &c, la,ey replenished from the best
factory IN the United States II comprises
everything necessary for first class building
We invite inspection from all in want conf.
dent that the stock cannot be surpassed in varl.
ely or quality, and being determined TO sell at
low prices W n. BARLEY CO,
dec ~ No 90. corner King ard Royal SIS
GUNS! Ns!! GuNS!,!-Any one want
II ing a GUN, will find il to their Advantage
10 call on the subscribers. vino have 4 large
stock, some very fine, which they will scl low.
Also Powder Fissks, Shot Pouches Game
Bags, Cleaning Rods &c, in great variety
Those in want OF bargains will please call on
W. H. BARLEY q CO,
dec No. 30. King.street.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD
MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
E3@E 90 - sEszzsssa@8s e

nASSENGERS tor this Road will leave the
Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train
az 7l5, A. NJ, daily Sundays eapected)
10 off EDW. GREEN, Trea urer
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yULIUS DIENELT-DEN1IsT ALExAS-
u pRrA. Va Office, ~ Royal street below
PrnCe-Ctcrs his professional services TO those
desiring them. Particular attention paid 10 the
insertion of Artificial Teeth nov J-iY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-02

w LILLIAN H. MUIR, MAErFACTTRER Ran AND
w DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CAblNkl RI II
NlTURE, CHAIRS MATTRESSES, LOON
ING GLASSES, &c, corner Of hing aud 81
u1saph streets. .4Israndyia. ia. ie 2-ly
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EEORE NEW BOOKS-Ihs RenSyn Hhy
vi careful collection OF many hundreds OF
reasons for Things which, though generally be
levcd, are imp,rrectIy uuderStood-a Book OF
Condensed Scientific knowledge, for the Mil
lion by the author OF inquire Within price 81.
III mas Of Fafh 0,d HOPe, by Horlrlus Bonar,
D. d. author OF Night OF WerpEg "Norn-
iug OF JOY &c u c's.
DurknoS pltac Fiowry LGnd, OF Religious No
ton, and Popular SuprrstltIons OF North China,
by the Rev VI. Simpson Cu.Dertson. OF the
Shanghai Mission OF the Presbyterian Church;
u cents
The chris, Roon, Christmas Story. by Mrs.
Ellen Key Blunt: 81 cts. Just publlshed and
Tor sale by an 30 kNBERE BELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
DIED.
AMFRMAN-On Medne.day


AMERMAN-on "Wednesday, Sept. 9. Edward II. Ameruan,
aged ~
The rraes and friend. Of the family respectfully invited 20
attend rcsd-uce Of MS Mrs j. A.
West. No % Delancey street, AZ p. m this day.
RECHTII-n South Brooklyn, Tuesday morning Sept
2t O'Clock John ID. BeehiI nsIye Of Bremen Germany,
aged IL years
BATFS-M No 50 Governor street Monday, Sept 8 OF
cholera nflnu. John p only Of Charles r. and Mty
J. Bates aged year and - days
CASSEDY-On Tuesday evening Sept. after long and Sc
we're Illness which -he bore with Christian ortude Mar s.
second daughter Of John and Elizabeth Cassidy aged
wears and days. -
Tn. revps and friends the family arr respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral Thursday 9Th inst, at
O'clock um .he residence Of her father 90 Carn- street
CINMINGs-In Brooklyn T. D. on Thursday morning Sept
Thouas Duane only cid Thomas and Mary Cum
niings aged months and IL days.
DIyGy-At No los Greenwich street Tuesday Sept
Nichols A. son Of Fiiix and Oda Dufy
yINCH-Ou Tuesday evening Sept. l. after long and
Illness which she with Christian foude Mrs Harriet
A. Finch
TIL reaye. and OF the family respectfully invited 10
.,,srd h, funeral on Thursday stternoon, the 9th
ck this dsy the residence of her mother Mrs. Anna
Place No 2s2 Grand street
yIr7SivOSS-At No - Avenue B, Tuesday, Sept. T.
M,-y Anne daughter Of James aud Ellen fxsons aged 10
months and ls days
cORxOND-At No. - Charles street, Tuesday Sept
NJ. Ssrsh beloved wife of Jsmrs 0ormcud aged 25
yrsrs and months
GIJINAND-in Hobokrn. Tuesday, Sept, Ms Charlotte
Guinsnd. sE-d 80 yesrs
HJJIA Green Isand Albany County. n Wednesdsy
Aas "a Abir. Brown the beloved wlfs sf Elder RoyL
Hl, formerly tom C,.ss-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
FIRE.
FIRF N HESTER STREET.

HESTER sIRfti
A. a late bonr on Tuesday night fire occurred IN
,ere,oent house rear Of No. lO3 Hester street, IN
an.secnepoe Of some waddng accidentally lghlllnS
S,am = lamp The flames were put ont WIN ie"
~ of ,yster. and before much damage was done
The apsr.mepts were occupied by Ad0lph jung No
Insurance .,,
v,s, ~ EIGHTH AvgvUy--aRREsT OS SUSPICION.
Yesterday afternoon, shortly after l. oci"ck' n'e
a.covered on the first floor of the building No.
266 Eighth avenue, occupied by Gerrlsh ~ h'og"ay'
a. Cc,,lemans Furnishing store or late auctions
have been held in the place in the evening, ut which,
various articles were disposed Of The floor was di-
ided into two rooms the front being used AS store.
and the back a. a cutting In corner of the
hack room was piled upon shelves, quantity of linen
cotton goods, hosiery, piece Of silk, &c. &C., eud
wns among these that the fire seemed to have Orig
mated Some Of the dwcers in the upper part of the
bouse discovered the fire and gave the alarm, when
.he door we're broken open by the fremen, and the
flames speedily extinguished. The stock sustained
hut slight damage the ends Of several pieces of mus
lin and linen being burned The firm il insured for
slO00 but IN what Company, we could not ascertain
Some fifteen twenty minutes prior to the discovery
of the fire. Mr. Gerrish was TO lock up the store
and 20 down the avenue. Officer Jackson, of the 10th
Precinct arrested Gerrish suspicion of arson, and
fbe alleged accused was detained for examination.
FIREs IN BROOKLYN.
About q O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out
10 the house of Thomas Fox No II Park avenue which
was totally destroyed. Loss about 800; fully insured
in the Phoenix Company. The fire extended to the
frame house adjoining, No. Is, owned by Mr.. Clark
and occupied in part by Mary Ann Burns, as porter
house, ard the upper part by John Morris, as dwell
ing. Loss about 5000 partially insured. No. l9
shared the fate. 1t was owned and occupied by
Mn. Jane Sharkey, whose loss amounts TO about $500
insured in the brooklyn Company for 800 The fire
onginatcd in No. II accidentally.
About . o'clock the previous evening, fire occur
red in the house of Alfred Hyde in Raymond street.
Damage triAing Insured in the Williamsburgh City
Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

n,.co,yRr OF TWO Costrs.-Mss'r'. Ed,to,s .
s.;,t ,ele.copic comets were discovered a, ,nis
Two a,o-y Ialo during last night by Mr.. H. p. Tutilo
s. degree south Of 'he star Capella and another
cne s,s,,e. to the east of II.
4Ssh9 coniectured 20 he the return OF fayr
Inc II 80 itr computed place diners yer!
penolo sr is actual position. Accurate observa-
cons'oels... ,ere obtained. The light Of early dawn
tons o. ,,veoted similar observations being made
mon the other: -, ,o,,,rro,ce ,bo, ,bere aye now
n IL y ~ ihe heavens three comets, the brighte't o,
visible nonss can be distinctly seen with the naked
when, len degrees above the horizon in the north
eye, eye Sbont Il p IN. i shows tail Of two degree
lD59b We and is rapidly increasing in brightness ana
nsDg Dig"e' ''V ~. G. BOND
KfrreTs o''''Y' DAILY Advertiser.
,...ov,vvsr rS THE TELEGRAPH.-1hc BgDn0
- .ates tha. Mr. NJ. V. Il. Buei, managing
,n~,s.or of the TceGraph-Onice IN thai ci'y' ma
fs",ed a new telegrephic instrument, when - ne
I'D 10 le superior 20 any now III use ny an III
enons oeos arrangement Of the machine, d.Psiches can
T. ,eni over the SAME wire IN Opposite o ono
..Dnl.apeousy The instrument VII sehh 4o'o'o
words IN an hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
CRY ITEMS.

Bulls HrAD.-The present race of drover' have
never seen the day when beef cattle sold low they
did at Bulls Head Wednesday, and it was for very
good reason. Last week had over 1000 head, and
this week We have over $500, which has so over
stocked the market that eight cents pound net was
considered top price and very liberal estimates OF
weight had to be given at that. II is true that very
Few cattle sold at 81 40 Tuesday but was hard to
gsi that any Wednesday, and equally true that
many were sold for 6@7 and for Sc. ib. net and
of course the market was dull and losing to cattle
owners We suppose there must have been from 3oOto
800 head left unsod in spite of all the efforts of cat
tie brokers to close them out at almost any price offered
The surplus over the real wants of the city for the last
two weeks renders increase Of price to any consid
erabe extent next week, whatever the supply of fresh
stock may be- almost impossible The price now is but
little more than half what il was during the Summer
Of 1857 and the large increase in numbers shows how
consumption increases the price recedeS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

u.RTLTy-At No q Troy street, Tn-sdiy s,p, J. ~
eansumr,iou Jau@ HARLEY in the 18th yea 4 t-f
NAXWEIL-On WEDNESDAY SeP, Eiiz.l-th JESSE, issa.
tanshtrr II JAres and habslla AaAwel
r-Srr ',o-day a, o'clek from No lse Sixth
MOIROv-in Jersey CITY. Monday, sept g. af'er long
srG painful ness MaEaret Morrow IN ~ eiA yraf Of her
HeurV Mckeeyer.
paVI ANI-A Cire~nponf ou Tuesdiv >p'. :, Willard De
car ouly ehld Of William snd Jane R1W and
fhe binds D.sth piucss for h-ayen-
r. .i,,iv.s frieud, invited attend he ftera.
s,v ferro,Yn r. oocS forl ths rrss~nc- ~ h. pa
rrasr o Messerole AID Fourth street Grecuqoia
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Id W NI'ELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CrRculr-sEpr.

SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT-SEPT. 8.
NoTIcYs.-There will be two branches of this Court
held in the months Of September, October, November
and December.
Part No. will try the on the special calen-
dar of short causes on each Friday during term.
The odd numbers will be tried in Part l., and the
even numbers in Part H.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY. Clerk.
SPECIAL TgRM.-All notes of issue for the October
Term be filed with the Clerk on OF before Satur-
day. Sept. 2j None will be received after that date.
1t must be stated the face of the note of issue
whether il be- demurrer OF not demurrer
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY, Clerk.
CHANEERs-Betore Judge DAVIES.
THE wILLIANsBURGH FERRY TROUBLES.
The Wilsmsbureh Ferry Co. gg The Mayor &c, OF view
York.
In this case the Ferry Company obtained prelmi-
nary Injunction restraining the Corporation of this city
from leasing to any other Company than the plaintiffs
the ferry franchise in their possession without
first complying with the provisions Of the City Char
ter that the grantee should be required to pur-
chase the property of the former lessees; Also from
changing the terminus of the ferry on the Brooklyn
side.
No answer having been put in, nor notice OF ap-
pearance served exJudge Dean counsel for plaintiffs,
applied this morning for Judgment making the injunc-
tion perpetual. The Judge granted the order
The defendants only remedy now is to apply to
Judge at Chambers for permission to commence pro-
ceedings over again.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

The depot grounds occupy po,nt formed by the cos-
huence ~ broad bayou which here sets in from the
main chnnre. IT the Grand River. The rver at the
noin; j. something over mile wide, thus forming
most excelleut harhor and also furnishing al sbus
ssncs q, whariAce. The heaviest draft OF lake
WI have no trorhle in entering the hs-bo~
or snn,oaching the wharf in any stage OF the weather
- ,,afsr The canstrteioD of the r"aa to this past
a. o.. the company ia round igures $50, 90 o<
f-sc,ien over S30.Ood y mile.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE RfPUBLIcN PgIaARIts.-The Republican
General Committee of Kings County have decided to
hold their primary meetings the evening of the 10th
to select delegates TO the County Convention, which is
10 assemble on the 10th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

DEATH OF THEODORE AusTIs.-Mr. Theodore Aus
tin who was found in Lawrence street on Sunday morn
ing died Of his injuries about dusk last evening He
leaves "A wife and five children
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

The play-days Hre Mondays and frtays match
will be played Friday the 18th, between the Arctic
Junior Basl-Bal Club ofthis city and the Adra,ic Ju
nior CluJ of Newark, y. j. on the grounds Of the Arc
tic. Ter of Penn street and Bedford av.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

FRANZ LESLIE SUES AID. MCSPEDoN.-Frank Les
lie has commenced civil suit against Aid. McSpedon,
Chairman of the JOINT Committee on the Atlantic Tee
graph Celebration, for cansng him to be removed
from the municipal dinner given in honor OF the heroes
othe telegraph expedition. The Alderman was served
With the papers yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

LrcIURE IN THE TELEGRAPH.--We call attention
10 the lecture of Mr.. John Mullaly on the Atlantic
Telegraph to be given this evening at o'clock at the
Rev. DIR. Chapin's Church, on Broadway, near Prince
street. Mr.. Mullaly was in all the expeditions, and
speaks from personal knowledge of the affair from the
beginning 10 the end.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
MARRIED.

FOW LER - DEWEY - IN Rochester, ON Monday morning
sept: the residence of the brides father by the Rev
Chester Dewey, ID. d. Prof Heuy Fowler and Mss Eliza
beth III. Dewey
HAMILTON-EVANS-On Monday. Sept. 6, by the Rev. J:
kennAday, Mr.. John g. Hamilton Mis- Esther Evans all
Rr.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

RoBnED BY 4 SNEAK THrEF.-On Tuesday night,
the dwelling house of Mr.. j. H. Bulen. No. 6,' Fourth
street was entered by sneak thief while the family
were at tea and robbed Of pockctbook containing
g., bill and duebll for iS0, signed by j. IL. Buicn.
The thief also helped himself ton valuable gold watch
and succeeded in escaping detection.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

The earnings of the Ncw-York and New-iiaven
Railroad for August were So, 30 81 against s96, ,Sl5i
in August of last year
The last rail has been laid the Detroit aud Mil
waukee Railroad, thus making complete connection
between the former place and Mill Point, on Lake
Michigan. The first through train passed over the
road ON Wednesday. The length OF the improvement
is Is5 miles The building Of this road was commenced
in 1910. and the charter obtained in 1884.
Messrs Taylor Brothers, No. 20 Wall street. New
York, give the following quotations for Currency ana
Land Warrants Sept. 8, 1858:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

ForND DRowNED.-Coroner Gamble held an in-
ouest YESTERDAY, upon the body of Alexander Smith,
colored man who had been missing since last Satur-
dav. and who was found drowned near the Battery,
Yesterday morning. The jury rendered verdict oi
''Dcath by drowning
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Tur WATER WoRKs.-The Common Council, on the
invitation of the Commissioners and contractors Wis
tied the water works ON Tuesday. with the view of ex
aminug the camel, upon which the Board OF Aldermen
will be called to act on Monday evening next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

Erfrcr or THE COMMISSIONERS OF RECORD Pro
oEEpING on THE COLLECTION or TANES.-Ihe time
or receiving taxes arrived ON the 9TH inst, but owing
10 the mandamus procured by the Commissioners OF
Record to compel the Supervisors tn RAISE them
$500 coo instead of $50 900 the voted the real
estate tax-books have not been deposited with the
Receiver. and that officer is without authority to col
lect The Receiver however, has the books relating
TO assessments personal property and Tor the past
two days, payments on the latter have been made.
On Tuesday William Il. Astor called the Re-
ceiver, and after paying about SO 900 personal
estate rendered his check FOR 500 600 the amount Of
his tax on real estate. The Receiver Obliged 10
accept the latter not having the books. Other real
estate faxes were also offered, and refused; oon>e
auenily those who have made the tender, will save
the interest even if they do not offer payment again
until the 18th of January. Thousands will doubtless
take the adv autage oi early tender aud not COME
again until toward the last pay day.
FoRrcNArE NEwsBoY.-John VI. Downcy, a news.
boy ON the corner of West and Barclay streets, was the
fortunate winner of the 500 prize offered by the pro-
petors OF sporting paper recently to Their agents.
q. L. AT the annual session Of the Chancery
q. L. A.. held at their rooms on Monday evening,
Sept g. the following officers were elected Tor the
coming fiscal year:
Saohess-fdvard X. Sproul Of Putnam No. &
No. o. n t''' '"'S'-o"'''s' t. 'de'''"e'e '' bunker ~"
g. Second Chcl-Benjamin Y. Hancock of Wayne, No -
q. C. % ne c.-lienty :. BSDcker of Republican No a.
q. 4. t-yudsh X, \oorhs Of Lexingfou Na n
a. 4. C.-lohn : shelley O Nathan Vsle r., 81
q. q. Of E--Jersrliah J. Dckinsou az Alnsrs ko
g.. y az t-Jsrlrs x. furdy OF Putnam So q
On Gyand Exscp TIRE Conxsffe~-S,neor R.d,,;, ,,o,-e "A
Raymond and George W Warner.
Dteoo'e 10 iyeA CAeHcsrs-Wiiani r. Lewis nj Marion
No n. '
ficHr BETWEEN CHIN ,NEN.-On the NIGHT or the
%,h a;imo, two Chinsinen, named john Ape and
John AIloong go, into quarrel relative to some
trivial matter and in the course of the alteration.
Aloong. a. is alleged drew a long-bsded knife and
stabbed his antagonist n the right side, inHictng
dangerous wound. The affair occurred the premises
No. i3 Rove-street, where Apee has SINCE been lying
the chances of his recovery being very slight
Yesterday afternoon Officer Iatts, Of the Lower
fedee Court. arrested Allooog on a warrant issued by
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

BAsr BuI.-A club called the "Drcadnaught was
recently organized by electing Michael McNamee
President Richard Golfer Nice-Presideni, George
fleshley Secretary, and Jsues Hughes Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

VALUATIONS OF REAL ESTATE aSD PrRsoSAL PROP
FETY-The valuation Of real estate and personal
property in Hudson County, as reported by the Board
of Assessors is as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09

tn QUARisTISE SERvicE.-The Fourteen'h Regi-
mere, Col. a. VI. Wood. volunteered their services
yesterday, for duty a; the Quarantine. telegraphic
Dispatch to this effect sent to Gov. King. Il ac-
cep,ed they will probably be ordered there TO relieve
the Seventh Regiment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
Advertisement
THE METALLIC TABLET STROP-Invented by

GEo SAUNDERS D. lSlo-This the genuine article. has
been eqad for producing the keenes possible edge TO
Can be obtained Of hr subscribers and sole manufsc
tUrvr>, J. L :. SAUNDEss, No. 7 Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
lAdyerli-rinrlt.l

4 magnificent stock of English Brussels carpets
- 50 and a cents yard beautiful nsains al % " ana
81 cents O Cloth. 81 snd 50 per yard; Drggets Ma
tiu.s Table Covers Window Shades, Rugs. Mats
&c. N,.. a. extraordinary low prices.
HIRAN ANDERSON No. 90 Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
To CYRUS W. FIELD, Eso.

DraTH OF Mr.. GEoRGE NEwBoLD.-A telegraphic
dispatch has been received from Philadelphia, an
nonncing the unexpected decease of Mr. George New
bold the venerable and highly respected President of
of the Bank of America of this city, at - o'clock this
morning. Mr.. Newbold left this city on Wednesday,
in his usual health intending to visit his brother-in-
law Dr. Fox, at Andalusia, Pa, but whether he died
there or at his brothers in Georgetown N D., is not
known. His age was about &c. He has for many
years, as President of the Bank of America and in
other responsible positions, been prominently ident-
fled with he financial and banking history Newly ork
Mr.. Newbold, having been previously Cashier and D-
rector of the Bank of America became, on the 10Th OF
May 1882, President, and held that office t his death
He was familiar with Galatin, Worth and Wilkes and
other eminent contemporaries. BY some accident he had
rptured the tendon Achilles of the right foot, but neg
lected its treatment till it became confirmed chronic
affection complicated with nervous disorder and gem
eral debility lie had long been in falling health