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LEATHER

VIE subscriber has row and intends
a Keeping in the old established Leather Store.
\ ~ Il corner of Four and Orange stress opposite
the Upper Market House, WliM,vGroy lei n
large and well selected assortment Of
SPANISH AND IiEMI.OCk SOLE LEATHER
FRENCH AND PATENT CALFSkiN.
OF SUPERIOR BRAND.
and I'll the vaions kinds Of Leather made usa of
IN the manufacture of boots. shoes. saddles and
harness al! vt which vii! be sold on the most rca
son Die terms. Persons wishing to pu,chnse
he her vii find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves before purchasing .lso-
where PATENT MACHINE STITCHED
aeashcr Betting,
Made from hides tanned expressly for the nprnoso
e'Ihrr SINGLE or doabie thickness cenented with
"'er proof cement aud copper rivcttei warranted
to give satisfaction. l. T. CIIAMEERJIV
sept %, o5S--3m.
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4@eW carriage NI4lufaot0ly
ELKTO.N, md.
II. a. E2AE.E & 90.

} ESPECrFULLY inform the public that
E-Shcy have commenced the manutactory
of carriages in EIkton, at The shops formerly
occupied by Robert Marshbank, W here ali
orders in their iuc viii be promptly attend ed
to. Carriages of every description made to
order, OF the best material aud the most faith
ful workmanship and insured for one year. il
properly used. having practical acquaint-
ancc with the business, acquired in the first
establishments in PHILADELPHIA. and having
some Of the best workmen in their employ.
they tiIttcr themselves that their work will
compare fhvorahly with that done in tho.
cities, Us to style, price ana durability. All
they ask t" satisfy ihc rubIic, on thcse points.
IS a lar trial. They solicit Il share Of the
public patronage.
B5"Oid carriages taken in exchange for
new, and liberal prices allowed. Repairing
promptly attended to, at moderate rates,
march II ~.
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~ IN. ~ t-rT) " Dr,y

: N,E HCb~CRibERS having taken ;be
81. n "id stand formerly occupied by Nelson
-. lahI, decd, in Market Street, resurct.
,"tI! "'nmInce to the public that they manu-
i"r,"rr Marble M"mnmcnts, Tumhs, Had
H a., cot Stones. American an1 FOREIGN
:'n'.cS. an" ,i"iSe WORK Of every descrlp-
dow SiIIS and Lintris. Coping, Curb. Fla,
stones, &c; neatly executed on the most
approved patterns and workmanship. All
orders promptly attended to.
May II SMITH, WATEKHOUSE Il co.
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Chester Female Seminary.

CHESTER, DeIo~ore Comfy Pa.
DEV. GEO HOOD. PRIxclpAL. A Fnmiry
~ boarding School, with Five accomplished
Teachers
WlNlER January 3, to April 0,
for l'oarl and Tuition 80 co
SUMMER iEltM-Ainy ?, to August 0, for
Board and Tuition 30 90
! = lay scholars from s. to Sli per term
DIFFERENCES :-Eev, } McIntir'. u d. pcarcc
~ For Catalogues, inquire of lie Principal
sept |, l5jS-SmH.
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Escisarias D!US StoEe.
EfaEffises EEsr1ssCcatS0:c!!

.-2 THIS Great Lnimcnt is now almost uni.
W vers!iy used ms The best apn ication for man
: 4 or horse for all outward affections. such a.
Spr"lEs, Pains. BRUISES. Fresh Cuts. Khcn.
m".''h; Neuralgia. De. It gives instant rri.l
ava makes lar more curcs than any other !iuancui
sold. Ii Is ,lso found Upon experience to be 8
certain cure for ch. rped cracked hands. aud
makes them white. snlOo Ii and soft. 10 those ,lo
arc annoyed with rough and sore hands il i, Is
peciaI!y recommended. 1t ha- gained the .lu,,s
e"tirc ncdlca! tacul whore it is kmpwn to it, t +.
Nor ANA is largely prescribed in their practice
with entire satisfaction Don't s,tT.rtI,cn but MS,
Ecnheit 5 hm5roc"iion. ;he great Linrment.
BcaneH's DioaYfGa .;lirture.
This mixture is too well known to ne" comment
II Is undoubtedly safe and the most speedy cure
'"E kI"W" Tor Cholera M"rbus. biarIhCen Gholic
ana all lie affections Of he bowy,; and should
nave pace III the modic.nr chcs, ofeycly family
"S II m gu he required in tim" Of ,maggeHrv ia
ave mo Inc season is HOW approaching. fIY bow
81 affections. and is to be h"p,a At every fam.
~ VIII supply themselves with this mixture. "A
"oid TO The wise Is .IGic,Llt.
IeHnCfi8 Ind1an OIL
y, ms splendid pr. Poratiof for i, hair has stood
'"e ,t'' ~ competition. ant rises superior in the
conflict OF Pomaacs X ,th#rinus Rec. ncrn.ars al
an S'S- Ii" loI nron th" people. IBIS Indi i'm 81
= uEiy Il Scrv.l = inc name. it b;.rs as - q. EN-,
I'd iny;a"ratue Toni, for the l.e,lan,jb n,.,y,,
properties upon l., hair-l' is mach impr,y,I
"''"@ """. By Hi",irr process cleaned 81 ali
Impurities aud - n N suU-iJHt - b. .uiify lie
mar ''"nt the greasy and gloomy ,pre rare.
sN'" ~ iA""t al hnir preparations. Ii i, a,su
Eu' up III larger bottles which III Ses i cry de-
'.r.,.G and chcup Hair OIL
~ ;h"So medicines are for sal" by all Drag.
S!s'S'- -MoIchvhia and others mas oIdrr from
JH"ilIi :. bfNNLTr
Apr %. lGI Market It. Whining bel
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70 Carriage manufacturers.

70 Carriage EsanEfaCtMrcrs.
iNllE subscribers have constantly on hand
L large assortment Of superior G ARRI AGE
STUFF, consisting Of Fclloes Shafts, Bows,
Tongues. Spokes, &c. Also, q large guam
tity OF Seasoned Axes, and Plank Of differ
ent lhicknesscs, all Of which they will dis
pose Of at reasonable prices
SCOTT & ADDISON,
Jan 80, lS@S-tf Scott's Mills.
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% ljouscie
Attention fIousekceDers!

Attention Ficusekeepers!
rT'ilE subscriber having purchased The entire IN.
,eres' Of Mathews and johnson. in the newly
established
sioEr ANA feed Store,
IN ft.hIUN nearly opposite The Howard House.
respectfully invites the attention of his friends and
housekeepers generally. to his well selected stock
L MILY FLCUE;
among which may 1t all times be found the follow
ing brands Extra Family White Wheat Flour;
Extra Huperinc; Common Supcrfinc; Mildling.
RYE FLOUR AND BUCKWn HEAT;
White and Yellow Corn Meal: White shin Stuff.
Common do; Gran; Corn and Oats. ground: Corn
ana ',ats in the grain, potltoei; all of which will
be sold at the lowest cash prices,
WHOLESALE OR RETdIL
10 All articles delivered within the limits of the
town free Of cost.
sY'Country Produce taken in exchange.
U Every effort viii he m rdc to please the pub
lie and their custom thankfully received
My IL ly WM. I. GILES.
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E'hEia., Wilmington and


CARS LLANE HINTON.
fof n'!um"fc; For Philadelphia
snn :'" y sao + + 2 as1'''" 'I =" Nm =
@rd . (nighp %rl Scup. N.
: o Besides which re 5ulart trains here will b. n
passenger car lttnched 20 thcthrough freight train
"hich "il pass southwark at o'clock F. NJ.
aHi"EP 'SSen;crs FOR Baiin ore and all the in.
,e,mcdiatc stations
BLNJ. WELLS.
DC ID 1893. Agent.
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FOR SALE, AND RENT.

fHNilE subscriber, being about to retire
D. from public business, offers AT Private
Sale. the Good VIII, Furniture and Fixtures
apperiaining tn the Washington Hotel at
Port Deposit, MI. Any person desiring TO
pure base, will have an opportunity OF leasing
the above named Hotel, with the right of
immediate possession.
RACHEL NJ. REYNOLDS.
Aug. %, 1858.
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4 ME! LIME! The best SchuylkilI Lime
IAlelivered to order, either by railroad or
water, on the most reasonable terms.
Apply to y. SCOTT, Agent,
jan. ~ Elkton Depot,
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TRU STEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAH. ESTATE,

Z si virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court
~ for Cecil county, in Chanocry. the un-
deis gncd. as Trustee, will offer at Public
Sale. at the Court House door, in the town
Of Elkton, on
Saturday. The 27M deg Of Norcmbgr, 1858,
at O'Clock. l.. M. all that Tract of Land Of
which Richard Hudson died seized, and
Known as "Hu3soa's Corner.'' containing
1867 Acres, More Or E.css.
This property is situated about two and
at1aIt hi! south Of Chesapeake City, and
the public road leading from i.ll;ton to
E"homih Ferry, Court House Point, and
iort Herman, runs through the Farm. there
by rendering II one Of the most dcsi able
situations iii the county. either for farming
purposes or the Mercantile Business The
Land, which Is now in good state of cult.
Fa'lon, is ct excellent quality, and all en-
closed with good chestnut fencing. The
Improvements are good double
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
with Kitchen, store House. nearly new.
Barn. Stablng and all necessary outbuild
ings; also, TWO TENANT HOUSES ON
the property, in good repair.
There is good Apple and Peach Orchard
with variety Of Other Fruit upon the farm
TERMS The Terais OF Sale require one
third Of the purchase money to be paid in
cash on the day Oi sale nnc-third IN nine
months, and the remaining one-third in
eighteen months from the day OF sale the
credit payments to bear interest from the
day OF sale, and to he secured by the bond
OF the purchaser, with security approved by
the trustee. DANIEL BRATrON,
NOV 70. iSo0-ts Trustee
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TIE LARGEST
~ an and FURNITURE
EsTAEPEEsEgGlE1'T


IN TIE UNITED STATES.
m ATIlIoT & SONS GAY STREET WARE.
IA HOUSE where is kept always on band, or
made to order ery lyle OF French fETG-A-rLTGs
in plush. hair, clo'h or blocltac.
French Full stuff AMI Med llon Parlor ARM
CHAIRS and sets wi plush, hair, Goth bro
catcilc.
French Full Carved P,rton CHAIRS and SC 5
with plush. hair. Goth hrocd;cllc.
SOFAS; llnif Frcnch Mahogany: Walnut pAr-
Lon CHAIRS, in hair cloth or plush
EoCKlNG CHAiES- various designs, in hair
cloth and plush.
STufr SrEING i.ouyGrs--a large assortment al
ways on hand. or any pIttcrn made or covered
with any goods 10 order.
CnAME@R :'rirs-iu Mahogany or Walnut, com
plec from SO UP.
CASE CHAEs and EoCE!NG CHMrS-Dhc largosr
Ss"rtmcn ready mt~Ic in a,y urc house in the
United Sla'es-froni @l2 a dozca up
BAR hOoM. oFFiCH and HINING CuArs in Oak
WALNrT OR MAHOGANY. with cane wood or stu fled
sctt'--an assortmn ut embracing over % dozen.
NopD SEAT CufIHS and SITrEEs and Eo,KING
CHAIRs-ovcr loo dozen
LOOKING GLASSES Of every variety and Brns
HAIR and liCSN MArrwA ASSES. very large assert
mcnt cohst nifty on hand ana for salc by
AUG. MATIllOr & son,
% % North Gay street, tnear layet,c St.
Sept %. lSjS-ly BALrmonE.
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Uilwinotou.
WATCHES, JEWELRY
AND
SILVER WARE,

AND
| sEhsEas w AXE.
| IN ZIBA FERRIS & son .Copxrrn. r,rp-o
! IT, j. A>r MAHErr SrnEtrS. WLAN"rox have
| sss--1s' hand he largest assor acnt of fro
| " AtCEES. JEW ELEY aud SiINEEW ARE TO
he found in the STAG. ard respectfully solicit tho
| attention Of the tzcrs Of ElkIo% and It's yirin.
10 or' S'oc" c'nSis'ns' IN part oi the toowins
! ,>''''''h AZ il'.9 ~ ''"' | or HiF'r CcSHst
! ,,-d "'%."'' WIS Thermometer watches. Sole
Cha:. rtcycnsoas do. do. do.
| I'm. topper luTl"A md Lever Watches.
| ~. 4" i"p'hS ~ 20 Liverpool " ",cEes.
''S Johnson 40. do. made
| F',wEs'! i"F vs.
IN t'h'l'nh 40. do.
'"'n h'ool'ue" DO. do. Qtai'vay
nm, hFTtc'S!
""aI. remington do. do.
-. Joseph "e"'i Go. do. (nawly
'me-ks'n%rS'l
'ho' io'D"ry Il co.s do do.
FINE ENVIS% W AT,rri.s
Jules Jurseeon : COP m!,l.rn l'h r,n,moter
=. Hcndfs's Geneva Cnrol1me.ors
II. inpt's Genct.t lever ana i,,prnes fv.ry f,c,
Nachcron Il Constantine t.cnura very insl
James toaryoiscr Geneva.
~. lhHeI icEV'u'
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FAN and Winter Dry Goods.

consisting of all the New STYLES of the season -
together with full assortment OF new and ELEGANT
SAhrEis. such as Velvet. Brussels, Tapestry,
isree Ply, super Ingram. Damask Venetian,
German Hemp and kag ditto; with OIL Cloths,
from to yards wide. (cut to fit rooms and large
iinil) Also, Drugge;s, Rugs, Door M,,ts and
ilasspcki ' ""N
these goods having been purchased direct from
importers and Manufacturers. will be sold low
i'i O"sh. Oct. 9, lS5S--3m
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Aeu-llorI.
NEW EkeiS-EEEvEsz YEAR
OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
SUPERB ENTERTAINERS

OF THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
SUPERB ENGRAVINGS!
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
VALUABLE PREM UMS. &C. &c.
rFTlilS popular Art Association. now in its fifth
i year Of unparalleled success. having pur-
chased, and engraved on s!cel. Ilerrings great
painting. InE NiLLAG " BLACKSMITH will now
issue copies Ito subscribers only ON heavy plate
paper 30 IS Inches on the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every person RENTING THREE DOLLARS. will
receive copy of the superb steel Engraving after
herrins S celebrated Painting,
Che village Blacksmith,
Also copy of the beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL,
an elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine Also
free tickets of admission to the Eastern (or
bes.eIdorfl, and Western Galleries of the Assoca-
ton.
There will also be given to tho subscribers sew
erai hundred valuable works of Art comprising
fine Oil Paintings Bronzcs Sculptures &c, &c :,
from celebrated American and Foreign Artists
Subscriptions will be received up to .'auurry |.
1893. On The evening Of that date the premiums
will be awarded to subscribers.
For full particulars see December Arr JOURNAL
prGe 90 cents. Specimen copies sent to those
desiring to subscribe on the receipt Of Is cents in
postage stamps coin. Address
Il. DERBY. hCTUAEY G. A. A.
Eastern Office as Broadway n. Y,
Or. Western Office 1866 Water St Sandusky, o.
Or, W. p EWING, Hon See ELKroN
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New Cracker Bakery in EEhton.

rev Cracker Bakery in EEhton.
kEOKRlS CUMMINGS takes This method
LNh OF informing the public that he is now
rcrnrcd and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
Of all kinds, at his Bakery. in the Hollow, to
which he Calls the attention OF the trade in
general.
Also. constantly on hand CAKES of ali
KINDS. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties. nc.
GONfcCtiOncrics.
l hav" just received from Philadelphia a
choice lot Of Contcctoncries. which will be
sold cheap for cash, whole sale and retail
Ihank'ul for past iavors, | respectfully
solicit II continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10. 1853.
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IMPORTANT 70
Dr0vCrs and Travellers;

r%@'o~" l. THE Port Deposit Ferry Boat. -
.l%.,,..3,a' The Ste mcr GlprEY. can't. j. fl,
a., ~ E e., Myers. having been Thoroughly
repaired is now RAINING regularly
hiring the day between PORT DEPUSiT aud
hhl.L" FEhhl. he capacity Of his boat AID
her speed and entire S fey render her peculiarly
Ii Cd for this service. Drovers raruers Travellers
and The public generally will find her at all times
ready to convey them and their property to and
from The above points.
!Y Travellers and Drovors will find annie
accommodations for themselves and stock at the
NEW iiplEL All BELL'S FERRY, which has
been recently erected by j. Spencer and now
kept by him. lmuy s, 1874
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The Steamer Fort Dgn0sit.

CAPTAIN d. W II II r L.
q $40. will leave Port Deposit at
tG:.9:-:it ~ 80, 6.4l AL ., aud , p. M,
t@Es's- ES--=zssss. connecting with the cars
at liavre ir Grace.
Leave llavre dc Grace at II 30 a. H., $50
and 1.15 p. N. DAVID WHITE.
Oct. 9, lS5S--tf.
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ELKTON ACADEMY.

Frincipal-,E. f. NJ. FAEIITZ. A. NJ.
Assistant Mas. a. NJ. FAEnTz and MIS-
SARAH +. Brown.
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HAY SCALES.

E5AT SCALES.
WTE have put down Il New set of Platform
w Scales, at the Corner, where Hay,
Straw, Coal, &c, can be weighed accurately.
A..DRIDGE Il co.
Elkton, Feb. 90, tr.
THE " OLD DOMINION. Call at the Stove
l. Store Of hldrdge & Co where you can see
the Old Dominion Coffee Pot, about which SO
much has been said aug 81.
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E4eaelscr EscIfinr
NEW DRY COGnS.

n f. w G A r p T. L S.
FOR FALL SALES OF rsas.
- AMtEL HtZHY. No II MARKET Srurrr
- WILMINGTON. Delaware, has just received
a large assortment of
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& LNCEROLE OF the llypophosphites
~ compound Syrup Of the lIypophosphitcs
syrup of Pyrophosl h nc of Iron; Pyrophosphdte
of So la; lypophosphte of Lime, 81 prepared
at the Laboratory Of Il. BElN1HuEST & Co,
cor. sixth and Shipley streets; store corner SIKH
and Market, Wilmington, Del. laughs
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SSn POUNDS POTASH of first quality
WV for making Soap; also complete d;rec.
ions for making most beautiful SOFT Soup are
furnished by Il. EHINGHURST & Co,
June q Cor. 9th & Market street.
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s I \ NJ & = NJ i y - Y
ID OCULAR DAILY TRIPS, except sun
E.SIays) Tor Hayre de Grace, Port Deposit
and Tide Water Canal.
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GGMsT1gEs.s:.S slE.g.

NOV b. lS3o-.lh. Clel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24
AnccuOtc.

During the exciting race between Wise
aud Fiournoy Tor the gOyernorship Of Vir-
gina, aud when the contest waxed warm and
brought the people together 10 great crowds
TO listen to tho stump orators" who were
hatanguiag ~ every county, an incident &C.
Cured III old Harrison whica correspondent
IF the Drawer draws admirably -
"A democratic speaker was addressing O
largo audience and descantng with great
vehtmthce upon certain teuets with regard
TO foreigners, when his eye tell upon lit.
tic German, pedar Of ready made cloth.
ing, who seemed to be very much impressed
with the argument OF the orator, and greedily
swallowing up everything be uttered. This
was too good an opportunity not 10 DO made
the most Of. Looking the little pediar III the
eye, he exclaimed,
"Furriner, didn't you come to this country
u escape from tyraunlcal d1wn-trodden, and
oppressed Europe? Didn't you flee to these
happy shores to live in a land freedom " bore
the grea! right Of suffrage is guaranteed TO
al Didu't you, iurrinerS
lie paused !or reply, when the little ped
lar squcakel cut,
~, sur; | cOmes to dis countrie to sell
sbeap ready made clothes
The astouI-hmeut OF the crater, the shouts
and r0ars Of the multitude, cannot be de-
scribed. The speech Was finished, and the
orator quit the rostrum cursing all foreigners
generally, and clothes pediars 10 particular"
-HyDgr'S MAJ
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Rowland for an.Oiiyer.

The following preamble and resolution,
were offered 10y Mr.. Hale in the Senate on the
Monday before the adjournment.
"Whercas the President of the United
States has Informed the Senate that he would
approve no bills which he had not examined
and recommended that two days previous tc
the adiournmene of each session should bc
allowed to the President within which nc
new bill should be presented to him tor bis
approval, and at the same time has reserved
the nomination of many officers (who have
for months been in the Offices for which they
have been nominated) until the last two days
OF the session:
Resoleed, That the President be respectful
" informed that it will be agreeable to the
Senate if IN his future Executive communica
tions to the Senate he would accord to them
the same time for deliberation which he
deems necessary for himself"
Ofcourse objection was made to the con-
sideration OF this resolution, but tue purpose
of the mover was probably gained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24
Purchase Of Sonora,

WASHINGTON, June q, lS5S.--From a
source which is not official nor sem-offcisl,
but 10 which | place sufficient reliance to
Justify this communication, | am possessed
of the following information 10 reference to
Sorora: | am positively assured that under
tho Mexican Comonlort government or that
preceding it, a sale or cession was made OF
thirty. nine millions of acres of land in Sono.
Ia "a tract nearly as large as the State OF
New York; to colonizing company 10 the
United States, whose headquarters ale IN the
city of New York the bargain was com
pleted that the proofs are in one of your city
banks; nd that the administration here
know all about it.-N \. Herald.
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BxrthoIomew,rne Sculptor.

Mr.. Win. {. Bryant in letter FROM Rome
to the Evening Post, say.:-"You have heard
If toe death Of poor Bartholomew, the sculp-
tor. lie came TO the hotel at Naples, where
| war, the evening before went with my
family u Casteilamare; was absent week,
and when | came back, he was dead aod in
his grave. He he'd Tough. hard battle
with poverty, and had just won it; orders
were beginning TO come 10 upon him from
ali quarters, and his great grief, when be
tresthed his iaSt, was, that be could not
place hi5 mother in that state Of comfort
which he would easily have secured to her if
a brief respite from death had been allowed
him. | have been to bis studio since my ar
rival in Rome, aud there ! Jaw the last work
Of BIZ. hand fine statue, justiyipg the rep
utation lie bas lately acqulred--EVe. after
the Fall, in az attitude Of detection, aud
wearing an expression Of profound sor-
row. | could scarcely help fancying that the
marble figure mouroed the death of the ar
list TO whom it owed its beiog."
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ALLY AND TRI-WEEKLY by
EDGAR SNOWDRN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
Relations win Great Britain.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE "a, 1855

We are gratiied to see it announced IN
the National INTEL geucer that the official
advices from England, received by the last
arrival, reiterate friendly sentiments toward
this country, disavow Intentional offence
against its flag, and state that orders have
been issued by the British Government to dis.
continue the visits Of its cruisers, which have
recently given offence to our people. That
Government, We learn, d es not insist on Wis
ita,ion or search, as a right, but, regarding
hotb nations as solicitous TO pct all end to
the African slayetrade, it desires MUTUAL IN
Outstanding or arrangement as to the prov er
and most acceptable manner Of sscertain!ng
the character of suspected slsvers. The
whole tenor Of the dispatches is such. we
are informed, as to recognize the doctrine 30
steadily asserted by the Government Of the
United States on this subject. We conclude,
therefore, that the differences which have
arisen between the two countries are not
such as cannot be amicably and speedily ad'
iusted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24
est.

Harvest commenced generally in this sec
ton on Monday. The crop is more material.
" injured by scab, fly and rust than at hrs'
snpeared from cursory review of the fields
Farmers are croaking mournfully over the
Quality and quantity of their crops, when
this season have suffered from an unusual
variety of injurious Influences. Reports
from the corn and tobacco crops throughout
the State are exceedingly favorable, not
withstauding the inclemency OF the season
Fred. Recorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24
The Richmond Eoquirer continues to urge

The Richmond Eoquirer continues to urge
the impolicy and imprcpriety of quarrelliog
with Judge Douglas and his irlepds. II
saws This unnecessary aud unjust abuse
of auti.Lecompton Democrats has already
done harm enough to raise the hopes OF the
opposition-andi if persisted in, must produce
Struggle which will either divide the party
irretrievably or crush the fomenters OF the
strife. The pretence that anti Lecompton
men have adopted policy of submission, lie
az untrue as il is Insulting -and it is absurd
to pretend that they can be forced to conces-
sion by injustice and abuse. The two SEC
tons of tho party mus, agree to disagree
on the Lscompton Issue. There is no other
psace(ul alternative"