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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF CITY OF WAsHINGTO.

ST. JOINS. Dec. 8.-The news-boat of the
Associated Press has arrived from Cape Race
having intercepted the steamer City OF WASH
iog,on at that poiut, from Liverpool to New
York, and obtained the following abstrAc! Of
her news:
The City of Washington passed Cape Race
90 Tuesday afternoon. Her advices are to
tnc 24;b ult
Tue steamer Persia arrived out on the 2lst.
The steamers Anglo Saxon and Eigo also on
the same day. and the steamers Pacific and
Eiinburg on the I'D.
1t was reported at London that Lord Ma
pier will be succeeded at Washington by Mr..
Lyons, now at Florence.
The London Post, an anti ministerial
journal, announces the recall Of Lord Napier
from Washington, and the promotion of MIR.
Lyons to that post. 1t says the assigned
cause is Napier tendency to favor the Mon
roe doctrine.
The Globe, also sn anti-ministerial paper,
confirms tne report, but says Lord Napier
has been transferred to some European mis-
sion in the regular course of promotion, the
Government being perfectly satisfied with his
course.
The overdue ship Az ucourt, has arrived
from Melbourne, Australia, with 10000
ounces Of gold.
There are no tidings of the missing steam
er Indian Empire The apprehensions for
her safety are fast settling into the fearful
con viction that she is lost.
assurances are being effected on the Indian
Empire at IS guiness.
Later adsioes from India and China have
reached London.
A hurricane at Swanton had wrecked some
twenty vessels. No American vessels among
them.
The Independence Beige says that the
English Cabine. has notified Holland OF It's
refusal to assume the Protectorste OF SaVa-
wax.
The trial of Montalembert was commenced
at Paris on the 24th.
Diplomatic relations are expected to 60 re-
sumed between Prussia and Switzerland.
American agents are said to be persuadlng
Denmark to cell St. Thomas and st. johns
islands to the United States.
The Paris Press have been forbidden to
discuss religious subjects.
COMMERCIAL lNTELLIGsSGS-STATEoF Trade
The advices from Manchester are eheourag-
ing-the market closing quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.--C otion.--Saies LAST
three days 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
to spectators, and LOCO bales for export
Market generally unchanged, but dull.
Breads tutfs-lhe market generally Is dull,
but wheat is firm with slight advance ior all
qualities, but chiefly for fine grades.
Richardson's Spence X Go quote-Flour IS
very dull and quotations nominal; choice brands
are steady. Western Canal quoted al 4os
Philadelphia and Baltimore zUG4ls. Wheat
generally closes with an advancing tendency
especially for finer qualities, which have a l.
vanced Id Southern Go I'd ais Sd. Corn Is
very dul-mixed gas; yellow @9s.; white 3!' q
| 32s.
Proviscns.-The market is generally dull
with but little enquiry, and prices weak.
London Markets -MeSsTs Rarings circular
quotes Wheat is finn. Sugars Closed buoy
ant Coffee irm-Ceyon OF all qualities sill ght
ly advanced. Tea is quiet. Rlcels firm. lai
| low firm at Sis 3D. Consols 9s4G9es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The sueeess of camphor as an antldote to
strych nine, in the two cases reported last
wear, prompted 20 lite trial in recent ease
reported at length in the Virginia Medical
Journal, by DR.. Claiborne, of Petersburg
The s,rycbnne was taken With su'clda! H.
tent. in dose OF two grains, and the pa
tent was not seen until tetannic and e;iiep-
tic spasms of intense violence had super
voued, which continued for hours, until l
drachm Of camp bor had been administered IN
doses of 10 to 6 grains every half hour,
when thew ceased, and the patient recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

We have Bermuda papers of the lst. They
contain advices from Barbados to Nov. III.
and from other West 1udia Colonies to the end
Of October. Heavy rains bad made rapid
improvement in the cane crop OF Barbados.
aud fair average return. say 30, ooo hhds.
was expected. The sweet potato crop was
very productive. American provisions were
dull of sale even at very low prices. IN tact
the Mercantile Iuteligencer of Nov. IL shys
the holders Of breads,ufs in Brldgetcwp)
we're glad to sell at any rate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The publication by the New York Herald
Of the Presidents message, 10 advance OF It's
delivery to the other papers in New York. lie
creating quite breeze there. 1t said that
the Presiden. expresses himself as greatly
incensed at the fsvoritism shown, and that
Investigations are going on with view OF
aecertaining how the Herald obtained the
advance copy. The package of messages
vas sent to Collector Schell, who did not re-
ccive authority to deliver until alter three
o'clock on Monday, three-quarters OF an hour
after the Herald extra bad been issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

We do not think that the Presidents recon-
mendations about "Protectorates" IN Mexico,
are meeting with great deal of favor in the
country. As for the Cuba business, 1t is
generally believed. thss at present at least
Cube cannot be bought.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

A slave woman of S. q. Jones, of Georgia,
who was persuaded to desert her master and
mistress while OIL visit to New York last
summer, has just voluntarily returned homo
to slavery, heartily sick OF northern Tee'
dom" and freedom shriekers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

nCCOQUAN MILLS FOR A l. E.-Ihe
above wrll known MILLS are offered Tor
sale. They are situated IN the town OF Deco
ouan, Prince William County, Virginia, at the
head Of tide water, on the Occoquan river. and
have water carriage 10 Alexandria, Orom when
,hav are di.ian: about sixteen miles by land
bv means OF me OcCoqusn and Potomac MYERS.
In the Merchant or FIGURING MILL we run
three oars Of five and naii, and three pairs Oh
five teet FRENCH BrRRS
ri The north wall Of the MILL stands on
LII the Occoquan river, 80 that vessels deliver
grain into the MIL, and FLOUR is lowered
by block and tackle into their holds
ess There is also a GRIST MILL, with one
ia,E pair of BURRs, d SAW-NlLL, aud PLAs-
Tr,k MILL. The water-whees are al twenty
fee, high. and overshot The water power and
PRIVILEGES are known 70 BE- the most valuable
between the Potomac and Rsppahanneek.
There is excellent opportunity TO select any
quality OF wheat in the Alexandra market, and
Inc supplies derived from the nelghbonng coun-
try are considerable
The situation IS as healthy, perhaps, as any In
the world.
We will sell with The MILLS. or separately
F. a FRAME DWELLING, used as the Nil
s.G lers Eouse and LARGE STONE Man,
Sion with ali .u- necessary out buildings
GARDEN. ORCHARD Nc, and beauiliuIiy
situated Possession gwen on the FIRST OF July,
1888. Applvto JOS. JANNEG Il co,
Occocran Post Office, Prince William County
yiry,n,,. nov i9-wlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Letters from Buenos Ayres to Oct. 70
state that the Paraguayans were making lit
tie or no preparation for the American e1pe-
dition. The subject was not even so much
as mentioned in Lopez's official paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

1t is a little curious to observe that the
President and Mr.. Douglas are pretty nearly
on the same line in regard to Cuba and Mex
leo, though the latter took care to get the
start of the former by speech at St. Louis,
pre.ocoupying the ground which it was well
understood the President intended to take.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Game is 20 plenty in the western cities this
season that it has ceased to be counted as u
luxury. The daily receipts Of quail, duck
B., are so great that prices range but a shade
bipbes THAI ordinary meats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Woodstock Tenth Legion says
Irish Potatoes are scarcer in our market
than we ever knew them to be at this season.
Indeed, the crop in this county, and partlen-
Iarly in this vicinity, was almost total fail
IRE. Coed large Potatoes can be very read
jly sold for 81 bushel."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

COLLEGE At SrAuxToN-The public meet.
ing Of which notice hgd been given IN the
newspapers Of sbe town, 10 consider the sub
;eot OF y Collage 81 ;iis place, gas held in
the Courthouse on Saturday last. Col. Geo
Baylor presided, and speeches were mad BY
the Hon. A. III II. Stuart, John ID. lmboden,
c.q., the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, # the Baptist
Church. and the Rev. Mr.. AFhogasI, Princl-
pal Of the Wesleyan Female ln-titute. All
the speakers expressed their Hearty concur
renee in tito object @: tn" meeting Another
meeting was appointed for Saturday, the h
Of January next. Il is understood that the
proposed College will be undar the care OF
the Lutheran Cnurch. We learn tina. the
proper authorities of thnt Church have de-
termed to remove their CHiieg' rom It's pre-
sent location at Salem, Il anokc county.--
ietauntOn Spectator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Washington Star says :-"Anops the
prominent topics continued from the last
session of Congress, calling for prompt dis
position, is the impeachment case OF the Hon.
John c. Watrous, of Texas. 1t has excited
considerable comments in the public press,
which amount to a very general expression
Of sentiment that it should be disposed OF
finally by Congress, acting as 1t always
should, in spirit OF justice and for the pub
lie veal 1t constitutes an important pre-
ccdent, i. being the first proceeding to bring
to trial Fedora! Judge on open and direct
charges of corruption and dishonesty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Por.er's Spirit of tho Times states that
more American racers arc to lie shipped to
England. Robert Harlan, Of Cincinnati, has
lust purchased fine three-year-old and two
year old, with the view o. running them the
uext season on the English turf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The State Treasurer of Pennsylva in
vitcs proposals for the sale of 500, 900 of the
State per cent loans, the purchase by the
Stste Treasurer being on behalf of the sink
iug fund. Proposals will be received till De-
cember 10Th, and the stocks are, of course, to
DO bought from the lowest bidder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The election of Robert T. Haws as Comp
troller of the city of New York, by major
ity of 1881 over Purser, the Tammsny can
didate, and Of 1885 over both the Tamma-
ny and Anti Tammnny nominees, is consid'
cred real triumph Of the people over the
politicans in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

All France is 60 exutoDt over the large
vintage, in such great contrast both as to
quantity and quality compared With several
previous years. that they pay very little at
tentian to political matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

MIR. Fernando w God, Of New York, former
" Mayer Wood, recently declared, that "a
middlins smart comptroller Of that city could
steal 500, 600 from the CRY Treasury. with
out being found cut"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Nicaragua, is in wretehedly unsettled con-
di,ion, the people being in continual alarm
that Walker and his followers are lurking in
the cishborhond. American and British yes
sels o! war arc ct all the accessible points CT
the coast TO prevent landing by the 6llibus-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Mr.. L. S. Gordon who has, for several
years past, filled the Office Of General Freight
Agent of the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company, Yesterday rendered bic resignation
TO the Board Of Directors, and bis place was
filled BY the appointment OF MIR. Henry ~
Mears, late Agent Of the Boston Steamship
Mne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

"R.RA Avl-."-Mr D. Y. Gilkeson. OF
this county, shot a large Swan in CHRISTIANS
Creek Oh Friday last. 1t measured 4 feet :
;ncbes from the tip of the bill to the END OF
~. tail and 6 fee, inches from wing to
wing. The plumage vas very th'Sk ana
snow white. This is the FIRST Wild oird OF
the KIDD that has ever been seen ID Augusta
county 80 fur as we know.-Stdunt'n Spec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

THE DAILY NEwspAPER-The history Of a
newspaper is much OF the worlds history
Tne daily paper is the days history-lt clasps
the worlds daylight. Bouod in It's daily
columns the world, with all It's passing events
circles In it the steamships arrives ard un-
loads her trrightago; 10 it tue lightning
flsbes for thought, in it the city boom3, the
corn blades gltler, the wheat rustes rs
golden heads, the cattle low from thousand
hills, and the market hcmS; IN 1t the spring
blooms and tho Gutumn blow; in is the poet
sings, and with his song the low wind comes
fresh end sweet over old meadows, and hap
~ faces CLEAN from forgotten doors.--le Is,
the world turns every day in the daily news
paper. Its columns arc frcighted With the
worlds merchandise. Through their ave
nues the melody Of the marriage bells and
through them hearseS move and funerG!
kuOis are tol!ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Lynchhurg Virginian says that Mr..
Montague, the Democratic candidate tor
Lieu. Governor, whilst in the Legislature,
was noted chiefly for his opposition to every
scheme of internal improvement proposed in
the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Mrs. Mary Bosll, wife of the late David
Beall, who assisted in cutting tho logs for
tho first house ever built il Cumberland,
MARYLAND, died there few days ago, aged
ninety wears. Her husband, to whom she
was married seventy years ago, died couple
Of wears since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The House Of Bishops Of the EpiOcopal
Church Of the United States has issued
pastoral letter in favor of congregational
singing: and new Episcopal hymn book for
that nurpcse is soon TO be prepared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The nomination of MIR. Le'cher for Gov
ernor opens the door wide to the asPirants Tor
Congressional honors in bis District, and
they will pitch in regularly, resoiuteiy, and
with the utmost promptitade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

1t is stated in the Maine Farmer that
premium was awarded at the State Fair tor
a calf skin, tanned by the use of street fern
If it is that this hitherto useless shrub which
so abounds in our pastures can be applied to
a beneficial purpose, tremendous saving
will be made by the operation. The skins
were tanned in one week and had the appear
ance OF the best French skin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Mes.rs. Samuel Cox, VIM. 7. Campbell,
Washington A. Ware, S. P. NJ. Hanson, Al
fred Wills. Charles Yeates, Wm. l.. She'r'
bourn Rich. M. Smoot, John johnson, A D..
Smoot of Charles County, challenge any ten
uentlemen of St. Mary's. Prince Georges or
Charles Counties. Md, TO try their sk'li ~
pigeon shooting!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

o. Saturday night last man, who booked
himself as John G. Berry, arrived with his
wife at Piedmont, Va. On Sunday morning
he took the express train for Wheeling, leaV-
ing bis wife behind. but carrying on he'
watch and money. ltwas runaway ma'ou'
and che bad been married to him oEiy
week preyious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
.CuyVl%n N.h

'lh " ~.
Why don't the Superintendent o. -,
have that obstruction removed iF3n
iugton street, 4 trurk Of large tree
bsen allowed to remain 10 the va ''|
Hughs's Garden, for some time 20 zoe
rick Of person. driving that way. i''
thing we shall hear IL. that the I F2'''.
(pih not an overtuI treasury } VII U 80,
for damages. A lew olghts si'ce ..-'.
containing two gen,Iemen, vas ur-''
10 turning out for another vehicle
uately, the gentlemen escaped Win -
bruse or 50, and the buggy Vas '''' 49,
injured. They were, pro.a; Iy, ~" -,
the place. es they efGulred 1t mar p.,
toithn tie Corporation li"'ts, ana f..-',.
that il was bad enough to be kn,SA'. ,.,.
BIZ the rocks on hing street, H.iH'u' 70
trees in the way of travellers. III j = =.
moved before a serious acclieo' , ,lS''
there. VN''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The result of the recent election OF MIR.
Chestnut, as one Of the Senators OF South
Carolina, for the next six years, is said to
prove that the State will sustain Senator
Hammond, will oppose the agitation OF tie
slave ,rade question, and will cooperate as
an ally, not a pars;zan, with the Democratic
party of the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Rev. John T. Roddan. pastor OF the
Catholic Church in Purchase street, Boston,
died in that city on Friday morning. He was
a graduate of the College Of the Propaganda
at Rome, and was q man of ability. He has
been for the past two years stationed IN bns'
ton. He was for some time, VIC believe, the
leading sditor of the Boston Pilot, and was
also we'll known as u lecturer before various
Catholic societies throughout the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
Di ED.

In Washington. on the 9TH instant. Mrs
ELIZA j. WHEAT, vile OF j H Wheat, esq
in the 18th year OF her age.
In Washington, on Tuesday morning after
an Hines. OF ,orty.eiga, hours, CHARLho CAP.
NER COLLIN An. in the 43i year of his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Post Master General has established
new DOS. Office at Gallant Green. Charles
County, Md, and appointed Mr.. John p.
Waters post master. |, will receive cup
plies from Horse Head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Hon. Frederick Nash, Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of North Carolins'
died at bis residence in Hillsborougb on Sat
-rday morning, the 4th ins tant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

A nus, Der OF thieves have been driven
from New York, and have sailed for Eng
land. form whence they came. Its said they
return "ful.bspded."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

To all Madame LIE Vert's numerous admi-
rers it will be welcome news that she will
shortly give to the literary world, "Souve-
niers Of Distinguished Americans" which,
from her personal acquaintance with those
described. possesses the elements OF great
popularity, and will be interesting in the
HIGHEST degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

Christmas is ut hand, and the new DOCKS
for the Juveniles begin to pour IN upon the
booksellers' counters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The city of Boston is to be enlarged oy
filing up the back bay, which is to be ia''
on, for the erection of frst-class dwellings
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
a LEXANDRlA COUNTY, WIT,

A LEXANDRlA COUNTY, TO.Wlr:-To
" the Clerk of the County Court OF SAID
IGunty-We, Charles Golden, William F. Car
lin, and : B. CorDltt, thee ireeholGers OF he
said County, DO hereby certify that by virtue OF
a warrant to us directed by Wesley Carllu,
Justice OF the said county, We have this day OF
our oaths viewed and appraised a COW taken up
by Peter Plnkler, on his land As an es;ray, and
assess the value OF the SAID estray al fifteen dol
lars The said COW is a brndle, with slit IN
the right ear, and an uder BIT in the let, and
about 5 or years old Given under ONT hands
this - day OF December, 1858
CHAS. r. GOLDEN,
5 CORBETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The Washington States regrets that the
President has abandoned the idea OF the at
roca.ion of the Clay ton Bulwer treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The BONE CARRYING GHosT.-We recently
published story, which is in circulation
among the Spirituslists Of this city, to the ell
feet that the spirit Of disseoted man, whose
skeleton belonged to Dr. Redman, had been
picking himself W and bringing his b0ues
one by one, from Hartford TO New York.
DR.. orion, the partner Of DR. Redman, pub
fishes in the last Siritual Telegraph IN &C.
count of the finale Of the affair, which as
much suruasses the previous performances OF
this Industrious ghost as mis- previous peTsor-
mauceS surpassed the most common-plGce d.
ines Of or iinary ghcst'.
Tho decor asserts that on the evening Of
the first of o ;tober, as he was standing with
Redman on the near plszza, a small bone Tell
on the floor near him with a sharp stroke. -
He picked it up, add several more followed.
lie then called out a number Of persons who
we're then in the ctfce, and the dropping OF
bones continued for some time At Intervals.
Suppo-ing the performance bad closed, he
drew up statement OF the details, whIcn
was signed by the six visitors present But
no sooner had they gone, thanthe bone'thro"'
iug recommended; and the second lnstai2ent
consisted Of fourteen bones, which the ghost
threw in about quarter Of an hour, aVeraG-
rg almost bone minute, which was GER
taIniy satisfactory, CONSIDERING the distance
be was compelled to bring to them.
The next day, between ii aud II O'Clock,
the performance commenced ageia, and the
ghost, excelling all his former achievements,
hurled perfect shower ofo into the room.
They fell in every part of the office, on the
flor, on chairs, and the table, some flying
swiftly and forcibly from the direction OF
the windows. and many in perpendicular
line from the ceiling.
10 this way the large bones of the heel, a
patclla RIB, and various bones OF the hands
and feet were shcwercd upon the astJunded
doctors, when the ghost, by master stroke,
eclipsed all his previous brilliant achieve
menrs. AT last" says the doctor, 'as al! OF
US we're standing at the table, sud denly there
fell down IN the midst OF Us a bag containing
sxty-Une of the smallest bones vi the human
body. This bag was Of muslin, and about BIT.
teen inches long, aud it tell directly before
my fsce,-much nearer to me than to the
other parties present--in direct line appar-
emily from the ceiling, and with such force
that it marked the table where it struck -
The parties present were Drs. Orion and
Redman, and brother Vt the latter.
This temporarily closed the exhibition,
but en- hour afterwards, as Dr. Orion WAS
entering his bouse. be enceu ntorcd a thigh
bone, eighteen ipcbos long, which came down
with sucb force as to knock AZ apple out VI
his hand. Soon after the ti5a was thrown,
which concluded the programme. The ac-
tu.l time which ne has spent 10 the work is
stated 70 lie eighteen hGurs--not 30 soon, t.
be sure MS they might have been brought 90
the car---but, all things considered, We tn'nk
tie ghost has made good time-N. l. Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10
III As. =. GOLDEN
$ CORBETT,
w VI. F. CARLIN.

mort PLAIN SEMINARY, AND
I FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
". RI. BANNISTER, A. NJ. lpI.
Rev CHA> W BENNETT NJ
a well regulated Seminary, with able nstruc'
tors. commod,ous bui diGgs, and perfect arrange.
ments, at very low rates. Opens lis Winter
Term for the reception oi Students, December
l4tG.
Board end Tuition in Common English, per
Term OF Fourteen Weeks, thirty five dollars, i
paid in adpanee
~ For particulars, address the Principals,
Fort Plain, New York.
WANTED az the above Seminary s'ua'
ton TOR a TEACHER i'll Engi.h Oh Painting
and Drawing.
Fort Plan. New York, nov g. w6w'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-10

The TARIFF 1t will be- so., D..
nexed extracts from the message # ,....
siden., and the report Of the S.crs.,-g
Treasury, that these fuHctonar.e. ....
terially in their opinions on the .g.
the tariff