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NorlcE FOR 4tH Mf s KislktsroR.r,ou ot
GSEkTrHAi IN, LAMPS To MARKET IN The

The grant of land made by the act of Con.re,,
spProysd June $ 1855. BE- state # MiehiFan to
AID IN the construction of certain Railroads therein
mentioned having been so far adjusted az to autho
NE the release from withdrawal OF the lands here.
matter descriDed nottos as kereby Eiren that al the
vacant Offered lands when ne outside Of siz miles
on on eaes side Of the Grand Rapids ard Indiana
and Milwaukee Railroad, situated in the under
mentioned townships, watch have not been sell &c ed
Cong,es or legally AIMED by pre- emption. ana
nhteh trers subieet to prtUats enry at hs date Of
the DAYS aud at the plac hereinafter spec ned al
the ordinary minimum of 81 % per acre
the land Office At loNIA on Monday, the l6 h day
~ hastu nsIf' VIZ;
North Of the base line and ,ceH of the principal
meridian.
townships g. 10, II, IL, Is, H. Is, IT, H. 49, and
TSSyn ns sss.s, TO- IT, Ia. 49,
Iownshlps 10. IL. r. 10, a. I5 Is. 10, 10,
and 20, Of range thirteen.
and Ia9 y, of iss,. Is. ls, Is, 10.
TowRships 4. S. g. 49, 10, 49, Is, II, 10, and 90 of
Town.hips 5,s,7.ss 10. IS. Is, IT, 10. and 20, of
Town.h g. 10, 49, Is. IT. 10. and 20, of range
Townships TO- Is. 49, IT, 10, 10 and aoof range eixh
Township Is. ofrangs nineteen.
At the land ONCE at TRAvKRsK CRY IN Mo,aox
the 18TH Gay OF August next, viz:
NoTh Of the base line aud ,osst of the prinripal
Townships Il, p, Is. "a. rs o. p % On O. ,s OK
OF range thirteen. ~ ''' ""u '''
twelve, ~ 90 vi range
Townships 81 % .. "a. Is. %, y, and d. of range
townships q q, q, "a, 25, g. and a. Of range ten
rowoshps 70 a, 80, 81, and 80. OF range nine.
,rrosnshIps n y, =. 81, 81 and 81 of range eight
Township SO, of,an e seven. e 'e"''
Siven under my hand at the CITY of Washington.
eight hundred and fifty eight, ~ 'So
THOS A. HENDRICKS.
jel2 wtds N"'u onoe'
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- :. NOlGCS.
he snesriber respectfully Informs his friends
nc The public that he has takel the cd st nd ~
Messs Brereton X Bro. corner Of nh and p sts,
soTtment Of WINE. tIQUORs, End GROCE-
kIEe, and FEED and PROVISION. =
JONAS p. LEVY,
why successor 10 Hreretcn 4 Bro.
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M A X b l. L w DIRK
VIM. RUTHERFORD,


Il Street, between 18th and lSth Streets North. -
WARRINGTON CITY,
inyltes public attention TO his az tensive ,took NJ
9TssSnitlGi deslsnsd aud Elabo,ately Carved MAN
cnolce assortment of sTATUARY, whioi, for d.
~ sna hnish cannot be surpassed, and are well
nuante1 i9I the Garden or Tomb. large asset.
stones =, r rn1 Mantes, Monuments, and Tomb
nionoments of any design az ecuted IN ord., i'm
pIHesualty and dis patch. - 'uo' wiz"
or North - 81 sIven for Brownstone or Marble vork
orr line. aging, ana every other work 10
rlesse a. and make an ,ps,.c.,o, ,s ,,, "a. =.
note OF the address fsIT-6m
/ and second LIMOS en- IAN immense stoct OF new
the most Accommodate nus for sale up on
- =; ,--,;--- J0HN p. EtrIs.
Sihb,xfEk pLATED ICE PIrCHERs-
SSttssh hTks sf GAZE .PnssKErs hest ,s::I,,
AID lot Of fine Iyoy Handle Steel H.. ,s,,
plstedl TABLE KNIVES. ''' nisds Silver
sy.as.. '''''se sad Offering very low. At 40 Pom.
II, o. HOOD,
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Az x RS
Cathartic Pills,

! The sciences of Chemistry and
4 Medicine hayo been taxed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
fect purgative which Is known to
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Ia pursuance Of the pr0vIsIon of the Sd seoton ~
OF the limited States 90 cause TO he swrys,sd m
Tract Of land IN the Territory Of IA beonrns
or Sioux nat of Indians and for Other purposss
sbbc III Is 81 SSi is as hereb, declared that
tice Of posiponement, dated FebrusTy 81 sss ., ~,
unconventional land Offices In the State Of Mime
sota al the periods here natter de Signs ted To W.T.
At the land Office at HENDERsoN opmmspe,ry an
me sxth day OF September next for the dispose Of
ing nsmed townships and fraot ona tognS6ips IT ~.
Itte reserve Tor the halfbrseds mixed blood. of
tne psootah or sioux naIon of Indians. va:
NertA 81 fAs base ttne and nsst Of fhe fftk Nun.
eipal meridian.
The INDICATED tracts in fractional township on.
hundred and eleven. q range ten. wa.
Ire INDICATED tracas IN fractional tovpsbIp one
hundred and eleven, vi range eleven. WV
ne unioSated tracts pa fraet'nnsl townships ore
hundred and eleven Ind one hundred and twelve Of
,n Ihe INDICATED trsets 10 township one hundred
Twelve and one hundred and thirteen Of range ihlr-
The INDICATED tracts in tovnsb,n one bn,sr.3 .,d
and 40 thai part oftow HshIp hundred ara
tSi,tsen v;, hse.p o tosnshlp one hundred and
The 1noeated tracts in that part Of townships one
hundred ana eleven aud one hundred ana twelve,
teen. VI '"Nse NJ
-, At the land ofioe at FARIBAuLr. commsnc,p, n,
the thlrteth day of August next, for the dIspossI
y. IN pubic isnds situated within the follos lns-
late reserve for the half breeds or mixed boaa.s,
the Dicotah or Sioux nation of Indians VIZ:
NorA ~ ths base lime aad icssf of the INA mn.
etPdl 1seTidiaH
me INDICATED tracts in that part of fractional
township one hundred and ten. within the above-
mentioned reserve, OF range nine.
The unocated tracts In that part OF TOWNSHIPS one
hundred and eight snd one hundred ard rTrs and
fractional township one hundred and ten within ths
above mentioned reserve. Of range ten
The onooated tracts IN that part of TOWNSHIP ops
bunored a. els h. within the above mentioned re-
seIve, and Ia townships one hundred AID Line ard
one hundr ed ana ten, OF range eleven.
Inc ocated tracts IN that part of tovnshins ona
nuhdred anc eight endon hundred a. a nj ne within
tne 50 reserve, and in township o,e
hundred and ten, OF range twelve.
Hhs a"tocateJ tracts that part of tow ms ma
nuhaI 90 hno niue ano one hundred and ten. witbIn
the soove MENTIONED reserve. OF range tkrteen
Tne INDICATED tracts 10 that part OF townsLIp one
hnndred and ten, within the above mentioned re-
serve, Of rauee fourteen. ~
Inc unioosted tracts in thst part Of township one
seIye, OF range hfteen. 10
ne offering Of the above lands will be con,nsne
90 on the DAYS appointed; and will proeeed IN ~.
sbsH Lav h h tnoy are advertised until the whoe
~. nave been offered, ard the sales thus closed;
nj no :as snail be kept open IonEs two weeks
NJ pnvste entry OF any Of the lands viii DO ad-
,uiven under my hand, at the city of WaseIngtos
this twenty seventh day of May, Anno uotaIns on
tbnnsand eixht hundred and kfty eight.
By order OF the PRESIDENT:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
COmmisglOneF of q eF,srx 4
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Boots, Shoes, &c.

TQTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
L hasing been engased IN manufacturing LADIES'
V MISC, and Children's Shoe: for 81
Athis past 50 ears, We ought tOe6
know By tn 70 time what vii suit them IN that line
and can safely say thst We do which you can prove
BY giving work trial. You find Cat all tlmes
the articles at the principal shoe Stores i'm Wash
lngton city-the Shoes 20 we'll known "A T. w
MoCurdy q Sons PhiladelphIa make. ally
TRUNKS! TRUNKsa TRTNKsM
The underlined has now and constantly kee,
4NMo on hand large and very supe- - -
1Nmor assortment Of Sole Leather
TRUNKS AND VALISES s; also
iron Frame and Wood Box TRUNKS
mELxkr TAPESTRY and CANVAS
TRAVELLING BAGS and SATCHELS, 6pe
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, 30.
i am prepared 70 compete with the best manu-
iaoturers, IN proof OF which, read the following Re
port OF tie Committee at the Far of the Metropoli.
tan Mechanics Institute for 1857:
Topham d Norhet deposited SOle-leatheI
Trunk that's, for solidifV and qHality of material,
JKNtIN THOMAS, Saddler.
b. 3. KINsRI, Curner.
NB.-Trunks Covered and every description Of
Repairing executed with neatness and dis patch.
JAS. 5. TOPHAM,
Late TOPHAM d N0RFLKT,l
No. <e9 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hall,
mf-1y Washington. ID. G.
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General and tlfhe.
NOTICE To PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANT,

NOTICE To PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right Of prs-emp;io on
TO anv oI the above described lands undeT tb, mo
visions OF the act Of Cong &C.. Ma, ie Ia
mresuired TO establish tbs 10 the salts acton
OF the Register and Receiver Of the proper IsUa Of
nee. asd wake payMsat tk,t,for a , SOC. as pyat
tfaoh QieT ssstss tAfs sotI &c, and before the
Ie sale OF the lard embracing the tract CLAIMED,
otherwise such CLAIM vi he forfeited.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS
ma 81 iswtds
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SALES OF prlfHeG. sos.I no
Navy DkPalrNrNr. July Is.

jy g. lawtSeps See
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From Wnshtn Gt on.

washington, Nov 26 Conflicting reports
have been pu blshed concerning the objects Of
the recent departure ofJudge Rose and Benz.
Nc Cullougb, Of Texas, for Sonora. The
truth is the former has been appointed col
sui at Guaymas, and the latter accom- anies
bin, on business concerning himself, and 10
no vay connected with the government
The hnlance in the treasury on Monday was
sc, O60 600; the receipts for the week ending
tina, day were SAT 600; Amount Of drafts
paid Sl.l75 600: drafts issued 81 5OO,UOO
reduction last week 81. 10000.
Information Gus reached Washington IN
such form as to place The fact beyond 4ues-
ton that large number Of MexIcans, resld-
ing in Sonora, have entered into league to
reyolutiouize that State with view to Its
annexation to the United States.
A telsgraphic dispatch from Mobile states
that much excitement exists in that city,
growing ont of tho refusal to grant clear
ance to the Alice Taintor.
The Secretary If Stare has not YET, as re-
ported, demanded an explanation OF the Span
ish minister concerning the object OF that
government 10 sending an armed force
against Mexico, although private inter-
view with him was requested BY Mr.. Csss, en-
it is supposed, that SUI j'ct.
The financial report Of the Secretary OF tho
Treasury 10 now noarly completed.
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The GOuidy Tragedy,

Cur readers Will remember ths attempt
made on the night Of the 2G:h Of last Cots
Der, by young man named Francis A.
Gouldy, to take the lives Of bis fathers fan
ily, at their residence, in West Thirtleth
street, aud bis subsequent suicide. Mrs.
Gouldy, the siep-notber OF the young mon
ster, has 70 for recovered from her wounds
as to te considered vut Of DAGGER.
Mr.. Gyuiig is also IL lair way for recoT
ery. One ii the soundS upon BIS head has
entirely healed. tui toe others are sti'i very
sure. Ire brain protrudcs u tho SIZE OF
walnut, but the attending PHI slciscs cont
IDENTITY assert that no will ioaiiy he restored
to heath. HIS eide bias not yet recovered
IRON tho parsIgtio shock consequent upon
the affection Of tho brain. The gai7snio
battery is to hs applied 80 soon as the
strength Of the patient will admit OF IT,
Mr.. Gouldy has net yet been Informed OF the
suicide Of his 500.
Young Nathaniel is convalescsn', being
able to 81. up 10 bed ard converse. Charles
ie also better, but mak-s very slow progress.
Ine servant girl Murphy is stlIi ia the New
York Hospital, where every attention is PAID
10 her. The doctors believe she vii! recover.
Great nun uers visit the hou-o in IElFlstn
street, but none are permitted 10 see tue
4, fiji cted except those appointed to watch
hem during tue day and night, the relations,
and physicisns. The recovery OF this tamil
" il almost q miracle.--N \. Jour. Of Com.
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.Hp,hesshu Eating.

PRINCETON, Nov. "a "A tremendous e1-
element was created here last oigbt by the
announce ent that a member OF the Senior
Class, Mr.. G. B, had made an attempt to
hang himself. lie had few days before
ner1sed the famous work of Ludlow, entitled
"Tbe Uasheesh Eater" and yesterday atier'
noon, notwithstanding the persuasion Oh bis
friends to the contrary, deteTm'ned to expert
meut With this dangerous drug. VI deli
cate constitution, the quantity he swallowed
although within that prescribed by the au-
thor of the work, was productive Of the most
luxurious results. Escaping from two OF his
classmates while under its il hnence, and
imagining, ss be himself states since bis re-
covery, that be had been sentenced to DC
hung and appointed bis own e1ecutiooer' be
endeavored with bis neckerchiet to carry out
,his inssue project aud woud probably ba'e
accom- pl!shcd his purpose, bad not the afore-
mentioned persona, whn were searching Tor
him, discovered the body before respiration
had entirely ceased.
lie was conveyed TO his room, and through
the ecertion. Of DR.. j. S. Schunck, who was
promptly on the spot, soon restored.--NeT-
ark Daiiy Adp
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RalI hnEdi.

By an article from the Alexandria Gazette,
in another column, it will be seen that the
gap in the Great Southern railroad, will soon
be finished. when a continuous line OF railroad
will e completed between Port!aTd, Maine.
and New Orlears, bv way OF Washington and
Alexandra. This will be the grea est railroad
of the country, and probably one Of the most
spicudid 10 the world. Washington aud Al
sxandris will be brought 10 direct and daily
communication with all the Southern States,
which will add greatly to the prosperity OF
these cities. The immense travel and freight
age upon this road will bring hendsome
annual income into the State treasury 10
dividends upon the stock which the State ha.
in the improvement. Then will we begin 10
realize q bert fit rom tue States Investment
in her railroad---not DOLLY from the revenues
of the road, but from the enhanced value OF
tho land and number of towns and villages
which will spring into existence along the
line 10 this State, atfoFdlng more valuable
and numerous III jects OF ta1stion. With a
lev more reads c0mpleie3--tbe COvingtJn &c
the Unio--she Manassl to lts terminus IN the
Valley, and the Alexandria, Loutoun and
Hampshire to Piedmont, this old Common
wealth will soon present a furnishing condl'
tion--powerful and great 10 all tue elements
OF State wealth. 1t IS to our railroads We
must look for the development Of our resOgs'
ces--Lees6urg WGshmgt0EiGH.
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7no Ice Trade.

The statistics in regard to the ice trade
present some curious facts. Inc smoun'
shipped from Boston annually exceeds one
hundred and iosty'iS Thousand toos. The
coastwi5e trade Is IN re important than the
foreign, the southern ports berg tho best
maI kets for ice. The value # ice suiVred to
foreign countries in 1856 I is set doSn a.
$2l9 GIG. The sLirments Of loo coastw!se
are not always en'ered at the custom house.
The amount reported rs shipped from Bos-
ton this year to August 3lst, amounted to
~ 46S tons. The amount shipped and not
reported is stated to exceed 90 900 tons an
nually, ana this vas sent principally 10 Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. Part of the shiI
ments 10 Southern ports arr sent by railroad
into the interior, and the Knoxville Wing Il
last sumraer nentiontd the arrival at thai
place OF freight car through from Savannah
in tbirtS-,hrec hours. flied With ice. lts
editor cJrgratulatei the cii.zcrs on being
able - cool heir parched tongues during the
SUN ner With ice thus import d, the m,.dness
Of the previous winter haviug preyeuted
them from collecting ice ct home. II such d
thing were possible, total failure Of tie ice
crop 10 this coun,ry would be loss Ct seve-
raj millions uf dollars.
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II 4 HltEED.

AZ the residence OF the BRIDE. ,a.5s- FL,
evening OF the zJth inst, by Rev i. Gem
Mr. ALBERT q. SMITH, o.. lll., RI.
BETH {. BLACKWELL, e.dcs, G..g.,
Mr.. Jas. Blackwell, all otFaUqulsr &. +.
In Miidleburg, on the z4;a lust, MAJ.
Ia f., daughter of Col H d Powell I, E
ARD G. HOLIDAY, Of Talbot co NJ
In Washington, on Tuesday last, by lie
w. w. Bennett Rev. J. C. GRANBERR
the NJ. F.. Church South, 10 Miss yiRGl
MASSEY, of Petersburg
In Washington, on Wednesday, tn, ~.
by the Rev. q. NJ. Sampson, Mr.. JOSEF
FRANKLIN to MARY 4. CRANSIUN
OF Washington.
In Washington, OF the 25'h inst, by.
Septimus Tustin, d. d.. JOHN d WHO
esq OF Montgomery county, Maryland. %
SARAH B.. daughter OF Charlie l. C..
esq, OF Washington.
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Seventh Congregational District.

A writer in the Alexandria Gazette mentions
the game of Robert f. Scott, esq, of Eau
1uier, 10 connection with the Congressional
Election in this District We are opposed
TO bringing out Wing. Although we be-
lieve Gov Smith to be as good Democra. as
be ever was, get We believe the soundest rub
bing We can give the Democracy will DO to
re-elec. him. And why? Because there are
aspirants, land not few in the District,
who wanting his place, are sfraid to come in
Contact With him.-CGlpeper Observer.
II the editor Of the Fairtdr Co Meas:
am much pleased az the mention OF 4.
+. Scott's name ior Congress, in the Alsxao-
dra Gazette Of this morning. Ii he will
consent 10 accept the nomination, believe be
may rely upon large majority in Fairfax,
~ ne has the confidence and esteem Of all
parties here. hope that the different coun.
ties Of the District will call upon him in
such a manner as that he will uos resist the
ell. Fairfax secondc the nomination.
NoYember Esd, '58. FAIRFAX.
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slIn NeRrOca.

"Old Charles" negro aged SO, who was
with the army in the Northern Neck OF iir'
ginia, during the revolution, died at oher-
erdstoTn, Va, few days since. The old
man during bis "iatter days" becamo par
tialiy demeGted; AZ i while lnsenslbia to eve
rythiuy around him, yet. strange 10 say the
bare renticr Of the name Of Washington
could rouse lis sieep irE faculties, an1 pe
could talk Of him with all the v!Vidhe-s OF
youth and reason. A correspondent Of the
Norfolk Herald notices revival at Lamp
ton, Va, conducted ~ "B'stor Taylor" I"
coIored deacon, which resulted il 64 CONVEX
siops. TIE correspondent adds that in the
war of 1912, when Bishop Taylor" vas
youpg man, during the battle OF Hampton,
an occasional she'll found It's way into the
town. Oue of these disagreeab!e visitors
aliehted suddenly in Uncle BlIly,s" vlc'n''
ty and Sizing terribly prepared ltselt tor de-
st,uctiva explosion. This am!ah'e OBJECT
vas defeated, however, by tie iutnre deacon,
vho. With 40 iD,repidtY worthy OF Immortal
honor. distinguished toe fuse with hi1 own
hands, There is now living in Aoiioik, a
n, rro woman who is in her one blndred AID
twentieth year; Der name Is Sarah Mallory
and abe retains all her faculties IN u remark
able degree. Her youngest son Is DOW lh-
ing and ia between seventy and eighty; MS
Youngest is tbirsy-four, VINO Is himself the
athar d family.
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Cumberland city Bank.

Tt. following is from the New York Com
nercisl of Thursday evening:
The late Baltimore agents of the Cumber-
land City bank, Md, informed Messrs.
Thompson Bros. BY telegraph that they have
ceased 10 redeem lis issues.
The parties who were redeeming these
works here are Messrs Appleton & Co.,
and We hear that tho reason OF their de-
Ching longer to do SO, arises out Of the pro-
,es. OF one or t1o drafts drawn upon bank
ing house in New York The drafts it is al
legged embraced 40 over1rawsl.
The holders Of the notes arc now referred
by Appleton s Co. to the institution at Cum
berland, they not having heard refusal as
yet to redeem at that point. The bank, 1t
is said, has only a small circulation out--uo'
exceeding $40. 900, and its assets are repre-
seotei as sufficient to provide for it. Dir. Nor
ten is the president of the institution, which
it wss designed to put into more enlarged
operation shortly. The present title Of the
bank which had been \ saving concern once,
Vas given TO it by &C. Of the last Legislature.
-.-3If Sun
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TeIcRrhphic Feat.

Last night, after the cfices on the Magnetic
Telegraph Line and been cleared OF their
business, the operatar found the lice to be lp
excellent rking order. MIR. Byron one OF
the operators, conversed freely with persons
in the Office at Mobile, Ala. which thce
notified that at New Or cans .. the lact, aud
in lew moments conversation was carried
on between the tersons in the office here 10
Washir z,cn ard those at New Orleans, IN As
rapid manner rs il they were present 10 the
same room. But the lightning, not content
with performing this feat, gave ev'aenee 'ha'
il was powerful enough 10 work longer as
lance. and 10 a tew moments the wires from
New York and New Orleans were attached
10 this Office, and persons in the Office 10 wan
street, in the former city, were soon congers-
ing with these 10 the St. Charles Hotel 10
the s latter city, through the medium Of nearly
seventeen hundred miles OF wire II 10 sell
dom that this feat can be performed lot Gu
louR a di.tsuce, and the weather must have
been uniform throughout toe seaoord portion
pf the country States.
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[Cy4u>

l|ysuNls..y
"Reoder unto Ce'ar the thing, H..
Cs'ar's."-No one in the world c., y
the correctness Of the above. n,:.'. =
the Gazette, Of the l2th met, an -,
speoting the new Custom II Us, an q. /
Office, and most cordially are. =. :
author, that the ie.gn FURNISHED b, .. !
b. Young, is one Of fine proro,,t I
much architectural beauty, bU, v.
aware that aoy credi. va. due NJ; Y.
for the same.
As it regard, any objections rai.si...
Mr.. MorseiPs appointment as Supsrir,t,,
Of the work, |. for one, am a, the sr..
Indeed, coming among US as he d 49,.
honorable Secrstsry's Commission " 4
pocket, unsolicited, the builders n g.
dris stood back in wonder, lee ipy c,,',;.
that from so much wisdom they sgy5
something. But upon an og,efy.,r,,. y
work upon the building. a me,b,-..
ind bow easy II Is for one Dot Ann.
With such things u be deceived: ~.
work surely speaks for Itself, itl.ai..'
Captain Msigs would lock upon v.t2
ratiol! Indeed, you may pass ta;.c,5 -
entire house and compare IL win ,h- -.
tcstiops and desi9 (of Mr.. A. B.
and you will had difference.
have waited some time, bc;ins .,c,
moro able than myself woali rsyIv ;, =
notice Of the Superintendent, and Tue
ing, to which | have referred, but t,rs q.
ing appeared, | think it would be t5,,, =
mechanics Of Al,xabdria Injustice T. -,
by IN silence, thereby eniOrsiay ,9. /!
encOuiuUs piled upon Mr.. NJ. LID, J
article contained what some might c-, J
to be reflections on tie mechanic, OF 1 ]
dria, (although not so intended m!,t. i
passed by in silence, bot 1t must 10. q.
mated there 10 90 man 10 our ely g.. /
OF executing any work which gJyetua..
individuals have the control Vi.
We, therefore, as mechanics misi,:a |
mend that 10 consideration of Mr. u p. !
high qualifications as az Agcbntc:, B. i
aud Superiutet dent, the Hon. S.qa \
discharge both Messrs. Meigs AMI w.. \
and appoint him 70 fl the two slluaul-.
tiI1U. Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-29
Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 81 The steamship
Tennessee arrived here to-day from Fera
Cruz Oh the 2lyt. Three Spanish ard two
French war vesss's bed sEctoEed Of Sacri'
fcios. Admiral Receui was daily expected
with the remainder Of the Frencn 'qnadron.
Gen. TT jos surrendered Perote on The loih'
the garrison Leing reduced - staryauoD.-
The remainder 4 the troops had re-arrVed at
Vera Cruz.
Civ ct Mexico dates OF the 18th are receiv'
ed. Gen Miramcn bad arrived there. The
Liberal forces occupied Zaca'ecus. ZiIoa-
ga was levyitg Contributions to repair the
Notifications. The Liberals elsewhere were
eucressiui. Juares republIshes bis procIa'
nation against Zulosga.