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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
Caught win n FIsa-,.ne.

A few nights ago lawyers ofice 10 Chica-
90 vas entered ~ burglar, who carried of
several valuable articles OF clothing, but " no,
in the hurry Of exit, dropped apair Of boots
in the yard. The police detective who was
detailed to catch the burglar, concluded that
he would return for the boots, and laid the
fo!lcwiul plan to catch hin: He tied fish
line 10 one Of the boots, the otaer end pass
iug through hole into the Office. He then
Gu! bole through the blind and commeuced
fishing with bic boo. bait. Ai:er long time
had passed without so much IS a nbble, be
was rewarded by vigorous bite, and spring
ing out Of the door, coliared fellow trying
to carry Of the boots. He admitted his guilt
and was committed in default Of bail to take
bis trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
What can ~ Mean!

A most singular event, which has just
happened il Paris, has given rise to new ex-
element among the mystical coteries, which
form a great portion, and the very best, OF
Partisan society. At the breaking up Of the
great retrdite of the clergy, which took place
at St. Sulplce few days ago, the Arch hlsh-
op of Paris, member of the pri7y council,
aud quite in the confidence ard Intimacy OF
the Emperor, spoke ia the most extraordIna-
ry N amer concerning the doleful aspect OF
public affairs since the l4th of January,
which had completely changed the position
Of the country and the attributes of the gov.
eminent. "Messieurs," said the prelste, u
dismiss you to your respective duties. with
the earnest prayer that you will unite in
prayer and fasting aud good works, to turn
aside the evil which is lowering over US. A
frightful danger threatens the country; a
danger which our order will be the first to
share. Time is not accorded to Us TO avert IT;
for it is here, even while | speak 1t is here,
and knocking at the gate. am not permit
ted to add more in the way of warnins-1ei-
Their must | reveal the nature of the danger
with which We are threatened; bat rest az
sured that it is imminent and deadly. When
the exalted post | now occupy was first i'm
posed upon me, refused it, as you all know,
| with the greatest earnestness. Ove.-rued by
those above me, the post has been, 90 it were,
| forced upon me, and my mission upon this
earth, therefore, made clear. would have
turned from me this bitter cup, but am now
prepared to drink it to the very lees. Forget
not that upon US must fall the weight OF cx-
piation which this nation has accumulated,
and that We must become the first victims oil
the great sacrifice which is already laid upon
the altar aw aiting the hand which shall! ap-
| ply tho first spark to the Offering The smoke
and the incense OF those who have gone be-
fore have not ava!ed. Remember Qlolan,
whose moral life was all extinguished By the
| destruction of his palace ard the m iledIcti on
of the people. Then came Afie in 1913,
whose voluntary sacrifice was not yet account
ed Of sufficient import, and more was still de-
manded. Sbour, in 1857, might be thought
t. have satisfied the ire OF an irritated God;
but it is not So Worse than all, this re-
mains to be fulfilled, and my very name
would seem to be warning OF my late.
Go, then, Messieurs, say 'adleu,' and
dare not 'au reror.' Reflect on these things;
watch and pray. Be vigi ant ard valiant in
the good cause, aud when it falls, let it be
with the dignity worthy Of the power it once
owned and Of ,be hope it still possesses -
This wonderful inspiration, uttered IN tone
of the deepest conviction, is said to have pre-
duced an effect not to be described, upon the
| assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
ForstRn Items,

tir. j. B. Cough is suffering from an at.
tack of illness at Olkaey, and has been ad-
ysed to proceed to Edinburgh and put him
self under medical treatment.
Five young Chihese Christians have arrived
at Suez CD their way TO France t. be educa-
ted. They arc accompanied by Chinese
Catholic priest, who speak French and Eng
lish fucntly.
Tbs English papers do not believe in the
practcability OF The emancipation project Of
the Emperor OF Russia.
TIE emigration from Liverpool the present
year, 70 other parts Of the world, has been less
than one half that Of last year.
TIE Sporting Church. is the way 40 Eag-
!ish paper announces the fact Of ak Clergy
men Of the church of England taking out
shooting licenses.
The Emperor of Russia has just granted
permission to the students Of the University
of Moscow to publish a collection Of tran la-
tons cf the best German, French and other
foreign works, 10 be printed at The cost the
UDiycrsity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
A Protract.d Cas..

Fourteen years ago Francis j. CIbia, over
seer upon the plantation Of Mr.. Alexander p.
Crawford, Of Barbour county, Alabama,
whipped a slave to death. lie fed the state,
but vas arrested two years alterward, tried
for murder, couvi:,ed aud sentenced to TIE
penIteutary fer ten years: The Supreme
Court, however, set the verdict aside for iC-
Formally, the case wss coatinued, the defeL
dant obtained bail, married into respecsa-
bic family, and has since exhibited pru-
dent and correct department. A few weeks
since, the case again came up for trial, when,
n9twthsta ndiDg the general sympathy tells
for him, be was convicted OF msnslaus ter
in the frat degree, coupled with recon-
mendstion to mercy.-B0st0n Traveller.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
TeIegrnnhIc Despntches.

DELHI, n. Y, Nov. 2.-Tbe Delaware
Bank at this place was entered on Sunday
evening. and robbed of funds to the amount
of S37 ,000 The money consisted OF $1,000
of mutilated notes Of she bank, $4,000 Of
other bills, $4,000 OF gold, aud the remainder
in miscellaneous funds. a reward OF $1,000
is offered for the detection of the rogues and
recovery oil the money.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The election, with
the exception OF one ward, has passed Oft
very quietly. The votes are DOW being coun-
ted In the first ward there was desperate
row, and several policemen were knocked
down by the Walbridge men while protect
ing some U. S. soldiers in voting for Sickles
An extra police force was ordered out.
PorrsvILLE, Pa, Nov. IL s. Spangler's
coal-breaker, near fremont, at Middle creek,
was burned down last evening. The fire was
the work Of an ncendiary. The insurance
on the property lie nearly sufficient to re-
build it.
ST LOUIS, Nov. l.-Governor Stewart, of
Missouri, has appointed the 25th day OF No
VEN Der, us a day of thanksgiving The
Governors of Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin, have designated the same day.
ROVE. N. Y, Nov. l-Mrs. Jourdan, who
has been on trial here for The past week for
poisoning her husband 10 Ava, in August
1857, was found guilty to-day of murder -
The jury recomm ended that the sentence he
Imprisonment for life.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The total number
of deaths fiom yellow fever during the past
week were "a.
SAVANNAH, Nov. There were seven in
terments to-day, including four deaths from
Yellow fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
EKtrsvagance 9th.
T. Parker saws some .hraul.t;

T. Parker says some shregi tbi,,,
60 directly to the heart OF tho porp,.. H%
Of the day. lie has no exalted its, '' '.-s
present sy-tem of domestic eluca,i,, " q
ding to frugality or economy. liz "a, '''5;
one of his sermons: '''
"ln the town Of Somewhere, Ire, !,
Manygirls. He is to.ls0me ma,ct... y
wife bard-working housek.ens, q
they were poor, now they are rQilop.p- Y'@
They have seven daughters, VII N ,5 H.! e.
up in utter idepcss. They spsn5 ~ ";
money, but not il works Of huuasi,,~ .a
even in elegant accom- plishmtn;s il ! !
ing, dancing, music, aud the like 50 ''',|
IN spiritual beauty what they take in -, ~. i,
ial means. They never read nor .in,' ~'''
are know-nothings, aud culy in vain a., ~,
useless as ghost, and as lgnorsr, +"
block on which their bonpets are ~ -
Now, as these seven ladies' a. the 49,
pers call the poor things, so icuc,,., =.
helpless, are not only Idle; can earn no.. =
but they consume much. Wnatag,s |!
fnery is on their shoulders and head, -
necks. Mr.. Mauyg!rls hires msny me-, = =.
women to waite on his daughters jjl.,.'
and these servants are Withdrawn i,or
productive work Of the shop or the fa,, -,
set to the unproductive work of nur.m. - =
seven grown-up babies.
"On the other side OF the way thu T..
Mr.. Manysons has seven sens, who a,s -. -,
exact match for the merchants dau,,,..
rich, idle, some Of them di.solu,e: l.b,r,.,
~ coming before their beard; all p,r.,
earning nothing, spending mnch and w,:%.
more. Their ouly laoOr is TO xii tine, 30;
10 summer they emigrate from pond Tor =.
from lake to lake, having a fishing li5e ~,
worm at one end, aud focl a, the o,,..
These are fast families 10 Symevbs,.
Their idleness is connt ted pleasure. ST
these sons will marry, and fye pe,bsc. !,
MsuygirlS daughters, aad Sba, !amiIie. ~,
will found, to live on the toll Of their pa.
fathers bones; until commercial crisis A.,
the wear and tear Of time, has di,,i5,,.'
their fortunes and they are forced relucun
ly to toll.
Besides, there is an enormous waste off,
fuel, clothing, of everything. We are u.
least economical civilized people On es;.
Of course the poor are wssteful eyerygh.,,
they do not know how to economist, and tb.,
have not the means. They must live fr,.
hand to mouth, and half OF what's pu, lo,
the hand pershes before it reaches the N .u.
So likewise are the rich was,elul VIII h,r.
inherited money, almost never .uch as ha,.
earned it. The great mass Of the peuY.s y;
not economical, but wastelui. 1t i. u;
habit of the whole country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
More Cable.

Those gentlemen and ladies in the habit of
wearing charms on their chains and chate-
lanes, will start with delight when they
learn that the rope which surrounded the
ring or enclosure in which Morrissey and
Hcepan fought, has been bought by distin-
guished gentleman oil Buffalo, and in short
time, will be cut W, set ia gold, silver, or brass
ami sold to all gentlemen and ladies who de-
sire q mementO OF the BATTLE. Those por-
tons OF it that became bloody during the
con,es, will of course realize higher price.
-WheeLiag MtelLigencer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
Seward kebuked.

The Rochester Speech Of Senator ScTa'.
is creating profound sensation in the ccac
try. The conservative Republicans arc iFst.
tened by such bold and open treason against
the Union, and such an open Proclamal3Hd
War against fifteen States Of the country
Gsrrit Smith, Theodore Parker, and Nm.
Lloyd Garrison, 60 not so far as Seward 10 De-
claring a crusade against the South.
The political issue submitted 10 the peoI.'
of this State is boldly and wickrdly stated J.!
William IL. Seward 10 be "wbcther the cotton
and rice fields of South Carolina sUd The
sugar plantations Of Louisiana shall uliinai''
ly be titled by tree labor, and Chare-too 50!
New Orleans become narts Tor egInman
mercha odise alone, or whether the rye snl
wheat fields o! Massachusetts and New ~
he again surrended by their farmers q 'Ia',
culture and to the production OF slaves. an
Boston anil Ner York becDmc 0Hce mn, mr.
kets far tralie IN the bottles ami SoUis n mm
We have lived in peace with toe ON
since ITS, and in 1853 Senator n Corsre',,
declares that nothing short Of ci'ii sH' a /!
conquest will avail for the future J.
Express.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
FIR. at the White Mountains.

The large baras and sheds formerly connec
ted with the Fabyan House at Mount Wash.
ing,0n, were entirely consumed by fire on the
niga. Of the 18Th October. The barns were
filed with hay. TIE o:el was burned about
two Gears since. These buildings mark tho
spot, as tradition has it) upon which an In
dian was seen with a flaming torch 10 his
hand, and heard loudly proclaiming, mo
white man shall ever take deep root here"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Mr.. jackson, the inventor Of the hotel AN
nunciator," lost his life Oh Sunday evening,
by being run over by railroad car in New
York. The defence made by the driver of
the car is that he did not see Mr.. Jackson
on account. of the piliDg of large quantity
of buiing materials on the road side, throw
ing Mr.. j. in the dark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The Presidents proclamation in reference
to Walkers enterprise, now contemplated,
can in no sense be considered premature.
Tue note of preparation is heard in various
directions, indicating that plans have been
fully matured for desperate venture, and
that nothing RENAME but to "beas to quar-
ters" for embark alton at the rendezvous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The New York Herald ssys:-"lt appears
that, iu bis late speech at Rome, MIR. Seward
delivered very pathetic funeral eulogium
over his great lobby captain, 0. B. Matteson,
regrettiDg the loss Of his valuable services
in Congress. Matteson has been cast of by
the republicans of his district, and taken the
field against the republican nominated to
srnerseie him"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

We learn from the Catholic Standard, pub
lished in New Orleans, that six Catholic
priests have fallen in that city, since the COM
meucement of the epidemic. Furthermore,
we learn from the same source, that tho die
cese has lost no less than sixteen priests with
10 the short period of six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Two men have been arrested 10 Wolver-
hampton, England. fer stealing coffiu' The
coffin was Of copper, and worth $500. The
thieves took out the body. and left it in the
tomb, and sold the coffin for old copper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The Baltimore Patriot says:-"A division
appears to he taking place between the ultra
abolitionists and those of more moderate
sentiments, which must leave the former
weak and powerless."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

A Democratic meeting in Spo.sylvanis
county, has passed resolutions in favor OF
Mr.. Letcher for Governor, and MAJ. 0. NJ.
Crutch6eld for Leut Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Professor Hart. who has for sixteen years
been the principal of the Philadelphia High
School, bos resigned his position for the pur-
poee of accepting the editorship OF the pub
LEGATIONS issued by the American Sunday
Sohnol Union
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

We see by tho California newspapers. that
the Supreme Court Of that State unanimous
ly concur in giving Col. Fremont possession
of the Josephine veine on his MaripOsas
estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The steamboat Alice c. Price, running be-
tween New York and Red Bark, N. D., e3-
nloded here steam chimney, on Monday
forenoon, just as she was leaving the wharf
At the O,ean House, Shrewsbury. The en-.
eiucer, Mr.. Weeks, was badly scalded' ard
tw, fremeu and four passengers sustained
slight Injuries. The Alice c. Price was for
mer,y on the Potomac river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The report that Lopez is preparing OBJ
structions to the entrance of the American
squadron into the waters Of Paraguay, is not
halieYad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Mr.. Isaac Holland, whose death was an
nouueed 10 yesterdays Gazette, had been
for several years past, Doorkeeper of the
Senate of the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

A number of the citizens oil BALTIMORE
have united in the formation of City he
form Association" and have published an
address to the public, setting forth their pur'
poses and objects. They say in this address;
"They have pledged themselves to each
other, to i,in, with such affiliated societies as
NAV be formed, for like purposes, through
out the city, in sindioatiog and rees'abii-h-
ing their rights and restoring the good name
of Baltimore. 1t is their declared purpose
90 to unite in guarantying hereafter the pu'
rity of the ballot-bcx aud absolute freedom
of access thereto, and in promoting aud Sc
curing, by all lawful and fair means, the
election of honest, competent aud faithful
men, without distinction of party, to the va
rious ofhoes Of Municipal, judicial and Exc
outive trust 10 the city. Every member OF
the Association, while binding himself to the
exclusion of party purpose. and preferences
from its counsels aud action, remaios free
and uncommitted to pursue his political con-
victions in all matters of general govern
mens and policy. The Association has beeo
organized by the election of the permanent
officers, whose names are subscribed hereto.
AS It's hrst aud most appropriate puohc ac'
it has resolved 70 make the present appeal to
the community, and it's members therefore
respectfully and earnestly invite their fellow
citizens to cooperate with them, by the for,
nation of kindred associations in the differ
emit wards, with view to the peaceable and
lawful attainment Of the objects which they
have disclosed, and which are common
and vital necessity to men of every honest
calling and every shade of political opinion"
The officers of the Association are, Sam.
uel W. Smith. President; Wm. IL. DC.
Wright, Hugh A. Cooper, DR.. A. c. Robin
SOD, George VIM. Brown, Vice Presidents;
Henry NJ. WaIfsld, Recording Secretary;
James II. Barney, Corresponding Secretary;
and Lambert Gittings, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The Union says:-"In regard to the deola-
ration Of Judge Douglas, that Senator Davis,
of Mississippi, takes the same view OF the
subject Of territorial power over slavery with
hin self, we state what we know, when we
say, that General Davis utterly repudiates the
view" of Judge Douglas"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

At New Orleans. Nyvember %. frost ap-
peared. The number OF deaths by yellow
fever was twenty-sevep, on the lst inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

The last reports from the Gouldy family.
in New York, are more favorable than any
heretofore. 1t is hoped they will all recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

At Harper's Ferry, WIN. NJ. Brown is ap-
pointed Postmaster, in place OF Frank r.
Marizy, resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Fifty.seven ship-carpenters were diseharg-
ed from the Portsmouth (Vs) Navy 1ard'
lest Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina, par
took of public dinner at Barndville, in that
State few days ago. He made an able
speech on the occasion. He said he regard
ed the Kansas excitement, throughout the
whole controversy, as the greatest imposture
ever practised on intelligent communities;
and he never for moment believed that the
Territory could, under any possible contln-
eenoy, become slave State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

On Monday evening, intense excitement
was created in the vicinity Of Fourth and
Shippen streets, Philadelphia, in conse-
quencs of the suffccation of a young man
named Richard Dillon, in chimney, which
be is alleged to have entered with view to
gain access to the apartments Of female
With whom he had recently been living ana
Of whom be had become jealous. The &C.
ceased was ouly about % years OF age
Every effort was made to extricate HIM IRON
his position, after bis cries bad alarmed the
peis hborhOod, but he was so wedged IN, 'nat
the walls had to be broken 10 before he
could be released, and be died soon otter
wards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

TXCRANGE AND BANKING Hpl>hW
~ G. w. PURCELL n co, RrHY1ND "a
We offer our services 10 Presidents and '''
tractors on the different lines OF Internal ih
provement throus bout the State, Ior 'hs '''.''
ton OF debts due by the state and TOR IL col.
version into and sale OF Virginia State stock -
Having every facility TOR selling, "" ere Pop"
ed 70 make liberal advances on stock 'h' 'o'
Our charges viii be moderate. We also o1 '
our services TO our friends 10 y" courry !"
the purchase OF Virginia State, B4n@, aud s''.i
description Of Stocks, al he current MARIE. iS'
without any change OF commission.
Orders by mail, either tor the purchase ..
sale of any security will meet With our Promp
attention, and will be attended 70 on a. GOO
terms as though the parties sending "'f5 Pr
sent. L. W. GCh' ELh W.
Richmond, Va, nov 4-wly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

In an admirable letter written by RosERT
G. WINTHROP, of Massachusetts,, a few day
ago, he thus spoke as patriot and states
man:
81 have an interchangeable conviction that
incorporate anti-slavery agitation has been
the source of very large part Of the troubles
BY which our country has been disturbed
and harrassed for some years past; that 1t
has done nothing to advance any real inter
est of freedom, but has provoked and stiinu'
lated not few Of the very measures against
which it was ostensibly aimed that it has
impeded and obstructed all other measures
for the prosperity aud welfare of the people !;
and that there is little hope of any useful or
practical legislation being successfully at
tempted until Congress shali cease to be a
mere ring for the prizefghts of pro-slavery
and anti-slavery sgitators. tits for the high
est interest Of the whole country that there
should be 40 end of this sectional strife; and
/ know not how this result can be more efec
lively promoted thar by granting at least
temporary furlough to those Of the combat
ants who. by disposition, or principle, CT au
tecedent circum stances, or connexions, are
most strongly inclined to prolong end agra
vate that strife"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE
"A Hasa Il Sons new Galyanic Pointed Quill
Pen, combining the lightness oil the Quill, with
the durability Of the Steel Pen, and especially
adapted 10 ladies' writing, and for red ink ruling,
III boxes, containing Ks Pens, price 50 cents
Just received and Tor sale, by
nov :. ROBT. BELL.
DROWNLOW AND PRYNE'S DISCUS
- Sl0N-"Ought American Slavery to be
p-fretuatedt'-a debate between Rev. w. e..
BrowGlow and Rev. A. Pryne, held at Philadel-
phia, September, 1855, price ST.. Just publish
ed and tor sale, by [nov4l ROBT. BELL.
EfGD FIsH-Five casks COD FISH, just re-
" ceived, and for sale by
nov NJ. ELDRlDGE, Union Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

lust RECEIVED per Schrs Hamilton d"'
81 Statesman, from New York
90 hnds Brown Sugar, part prime
10 bbs. New Orleans Molasses
Is hhds Mu.covado and p K Mola'7es
rs bbls. Extra COLLEEN Syrup
100 bags Rio Coffee, part strictly cho''s
80 boxes Soap
100 boxes and half boxes Mould Istu's'
50 4" Pearl Starch
rs bbls No. 2 Mackerel
300 bags assorted Shot -.
rs bbIs. Cider Vinegar, which are oHs's'
the trade at reduced rates. co
now GRAY, MILLER n l"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04

A FISHERY FOR RENT "!!i rem W
n the ensuing year, or IT desired .o' 80.
OF years, my FISHING sHORE, X1O"H
WALNUT LANDING.
This Shore is on Nanjemoy Reach, 'H' ~ ~,
below Maryland Point. 1t ha' been l''eI ,' -,
cessfuliy by the sane man Tor tue 'a'' s',' ,.
wears. and 'or the last Two gears has caig.r
many, if not more FISH, than any oho"L
the Potomac. To good tenant, the let't,' - w.
be moderate. n. NALLEY, NsrIemoy w
Charles County Nd. nov 4--Au
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-04
ALEXANDRIA,:
A number of the citizens oil Baltimore

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1855