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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

NTARSHALL HOUSE, CORNER or King AND
WI PIrT STREETS ALEXANDRIA, NA-FARE
81 5O-In consequence OF circumstances be.
vond his control MIR q. W. GOLDSBY will
take possession of the above named Hotel, on
the 26,a inst, instead OF the LIST, as before ad-
ver,ised. j. r. GRIGSBY, Proprietor.
iy S-2W
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1.-TWO FARMS FOR SALE.-The under
signed wishes 10 sell the following two
Tracts of Land One OF them is IN Prince
William County, mile below oreenwich on the
Brentsvllle Road about three miles from Games,
vile Station. Manassas Gap Railroad, and
four or five miles from Bristoe Station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. This Tract contains
$50 to 900 ACRES; has two Ienements upon
it and is suscep tible Of division into Three
Farms. -.
The other is in Fauquier County, and lies at
the junction of Licking Fun with Cedar KUN
II is about one mile from Warrenton Junction
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and contains
about l6j ACRES.
Nothing is herein stated in recommendation
of these Tracts, for the reason, that, 1t is pre-
surned no one will purchase without first exam
lag for himself.
TEgas-The terms will be an advance In
Cash of some ten or twenty per cent upon the
purchase money, and the balance divided INTO
one 10 ten annual instalments 20 suit The pur-
chaser. l. D.
St. Stephens, Fauquier, County, Va.
I0-eor
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A LEXANDRlA. LOUDOUN AND HAMP-
n SHIRE RAILROAD COMPANl.-A
general meeting OF the Alexandria, loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad Company. will be heid
at the Company's Office, III the city OF Aexan-
dria, on Thursday, the god day OF July next, at
II o'clock, A. Nj. r. JOHNSTON, Clerk
10 o2-sotd
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New York, je l7-eolm

A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF RICH CLOS
~ SY HAIR, COMPLETELY PRESERVED TO THE
GRE TEST AGE.-And who that Is grey would
not have il restored TO former color; or bald, but
would have the growth restored, or troubled
with dandIuff and itching, bur would have 1t re.
moved, or troubled with scToua, scald head, or
other eruptons, but woald be cured, or with sick
head ache, (neuragia) but would be cured II
will also remove all plmples from the face and
skin, Prot WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
will do all this see circular aud the following
ANN ARpoR November 5, lsj6.-PRoF. o. }.
Woop-DEAg SIR Il have heard much SAID OF
the wonderful effects of your HAiR RES ~
RAT!VF., but having been so often cheated by
quackery and quack nostrums, hair dyes, &c, |
was disposed TO place your Restorative IN the
same category with the thousand and one loud
" trumpeted quack remedies, until met you IN
Lawrence county some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced Inc rial OF
your Restorative i'll my tamily-hrSt by my
good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white, and before exhdusling one OF
your large bottles, her hair was restored near.y
10 It's original beautiful brown color, and had
thckened and become beautiful and glossy
uoon, and entirely over the head; she continues
to use it, not simply because OF lis beautliyIng
effects upon the hair, but becaus" OF It's health
full influence upon the mead and mind. Others
OF my family and friends are using your Resto-
rative, with the happiest effects; therefore, my
sliepticism and doubts in reference to lis char
acter and value are entirely removed; and can
and do most cordially and confidently recon-
mend its use by all who would nave their haT
restored from white or gray (by reason OF sick.
ness or age.) TO original color and beauty, and
by all young persons who would have their HAIR
beautiful and glossy. Very truly aud grateful
ly yours soLoMoN Mann,
FRIEND WooD 1t was d long time after
saw YOU 81 Blissfcld before ! got the bottle OF
Restorative Tor which you gave me an order
upon your agent in Detroit, and when so' II
we concluded to try it on Mrs. Manns hair, as
the surest test OF its power. II has done al
that YOU assured me it would DO; and diners oil
nv family and friends having witnessed lis ell
tects, are now using and recommending ITS use
IN others as entitled to the highest consldera-
tion vou claim for it. Again, very respectfully
I'D trnIv vours SOLOMON MANN.
C.RGyLg. ILL. June 2S, 1852! have used
Prof o J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and have admired its wonaeriuI effects. My
HAIR was becoming, as thought, prematureiy
gray, but by the use OF his Restorative 1t has
resumed lis original color, and, have no Gonbt'
p.rmanently so. s BREESE, ex-senator, u. ,.
o, J. WOOD e Co, Projectors, 3i2 Broad
way. n. Y, lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing
Esisblishment) and ia Market street. ST.
Louis. No. And sold by all good Druggists
l,n,IS IralpTS El-eOOH
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0DVV)A AZ THE Ga ENWooS

SCRSERlES, situated on the AieHalus II, ana
1 turnpike, near Falls Church, Fairfax
County, Va. All orders ior ALexandrIa, Wash
Printed catalogues sent to all who desire them
rAlI Communications addressed 10
+. B. MUNSoN, Falls Church,
NOV 1s-eotf Fairfax County, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A val
Y liable FARM at auction, in Culprpr county,
Va. On Monday, the 18th day Of august, 1855,
Chat being Court day) shall offer Tor sale at
the Court House, the valuable TRACT OF
LAND, containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
upon which the late VIM. p Newly decd, re-
sided. Tie Improvements consists OF two
Cana story BRICK DWELLING, kitchen, and
-E#jY, dining groom attached, Servants houses,
workshops, large stable, and carriage-house.
This FARM is heavily timbered, and well
watered: il is situated within eight miles OF the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ten miles
from Cupeper Court House; there is a very fine
water power on the original tract upon which
there is Saw Mill and Gran.Mill-this power
is sufficient to drive large machinery, which
offers great inducements to persons wishing to
engage IN manufacturing goods Any one wish
ing 10 purchase, will be shown the farm by
Richard n Newly, who now resides on the
place. Terms will be made known on the day
of sale.
Seeding possession will be given at once, and
full possession the LIST OF January, 1889.
ROBERT G NEWLY,
Executor OF W. p. Newly decd.
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DUNNEMEDE SCHOOL-The next ses-

~ UNNEMEDE SCHOOL-1he next ses-
X, sion of this School, will commence on
the ST of October, 1855, and close on the 3'st
of July, 1889 The branches taught are the
English, Latin, Greek, French, and Spanish Ian
guages and their Literature, and Mathematics,
doth theoretically and in It's practical appllca'
tons The Principal is graduate OF the Uni
yerslty of Virginia, and the course oil instruc'
ton is designed with a view 10 the thorough
preparation oi the pupils for that institution.
The School is situated IN Fauquier County, IN
ue,ohborhood we'll known Tor lis fine climate
and excellent society Terms Board and tut
ton for each term OF five months, 1925, paya-
bile on the lst of October, and lst OF March.
Lights extra For further particulars, address
the Principal. at Salem Station, Fauqufer Coun-
w virginia GRAY CARROLL, VI. A.
-REFEaENCEs.-
The Faculty OF the University Of Virginia
James K. Marshall, esq, Virginia Senate
Hon. A. Atkinson, Isle of wigh, County, Va
Geo W. Carroll, esq"
Col. e. e. Coleman, Louisa
Rev. G. n. Norton, Columbus, ONO.
Col. X. Christmas, lssapuena County, MISS
w. Roy Mason esq, King George Co. "a.
Fauquier County, Va, my 2s-eo'octi
|,LIFION PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
1 The second session of this School VIII De
gin on the first Wednesday Of October, ls'S
and close the third Wednesday Of July, le9'.-
The design OF the School lie thoroughly 10 pre-
mare Youths for the University OF virginia
The course of study embraces everything ne
cessarv to the degree OF 4. VI. at our University
The school is located in the mountains o.
Fauuuier. a region well known for IT'S heal'hiu
climate and beautiful scenery; II IS two miles
soutb of Markham Station on the Manassas Oai
Railroad. and sixty miles from Alexandra
Terms: 1928. semiannually in advance, VIZ
Sli2. So on the lst of October, ard Sll2.Jo OF
the lst OF March.
Modern Languages at extra charges
For further particulars, apply TO the rrinci
nal at Markham Station, Fauquier County, va
REFERENCES:
Rev P. McGuire. f. n. s. OF Va
Trustees OF CAarlestown Academy Jenefso'
county, Va. cnovo
Professors BIedsoe, Harrison, Schele De ere
ucGutie, and Smith, OF the University Of w
mia r. JAQUELlN AMbLEk'
Fauquier county, eb4-eott rr."eip1.
20 O0n FRUIT TREES FOX SAIL Il :
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Executor OF W. 7. NtWUyi U'C u
Fauquier county, Va, U 5-eots

VALUABLE LAND AT AUCTlON,-h
Y Pursuance of Decree Of the Circuit court
OF Fairfax County. in tbs case OF Hall and 9th
ers, Us Holsapple's Adm'rs, and others, the I'M
ders gned Commissioners will offer at public
auction to the highest bidder, at Fairfax Court
House. Va. on Monday, tn, 18th dGy q Jrly, %,
(court day. very desirable little FARM con
tanning SIS Acres Foods and IS poles OF whIsh
Jacob NJ Hosapple died seized situated IN the
County OF Fairfax, on the County road leading
to Alexandria, and within Of mile from
Burkes Station on the Orange and Alexandra
20 Railroad; there is Oh the Land eoM-
- PORTABLE DWELLING, a IESASf 3
HOUSE. NV BARN, &c; il is well watered mas
a sutficiency OF TIMBER, is of good quality
and is in a good state of cultivation. II lies on
each side of Pohick Run and has on It a AL
LIABLE WATER.POWER, which has been
used in propeling Machinery; Single Cut'eL'@c'
TERss-One.tenth cash, the residue III thtee
equal instalmeuts of 6, IL and IS months Win
interest from the day OF sale, the title to be re-
tainei and the Land liable TO be resold at inc
risk OF the purchaser upon default OF eltaer OIL
'"~ JAMES THRIFT,
-. r--,.. "a ~ oo,o Com'Ts.
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A FRESH ARRIVAL OF NEW BOOKS,
~ PAPERS. AND NJ A g AIN + ) AT

A ~
FRENCHS Book and Periodical Depot.
The Train, Railroad Magazine for August,
price csc.
Ballou's Magazine for August, loo.
Charley Fox's Ethiopian Songster, l3c.
The Ward of the Rancho, or the Regulators
and ModeratoIs, by DR.. J. H. Robson.
The Manacs Secret, or the Privateer OF Mas
sachuset;s Bay, by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr? 25c.
Appleton's Rail and Steam Navigation
Guide tor August, 25c.
More Amusemeuts for the Little Folks, Paper
Dolls.
Susan Lee and the Little Lady, both new and
beautiful. -
New York Ledger, Mercury, New York
Weekly, Flag, Pictorial, WaverIey Magazine,
Saturday Evening Post Pilot Harpers Week
". Leslie's illustrated News, New York Clip
per, True Flag, Yankee Privateer, Police Ga
zette, Irish News, New York Punch, Plcayune,
London illustrated News, etc, etc; Lord Mon
tague's Page, Lectures Of Lola Mon'ez OsceoIa
or the Seminole, by Mayne Reid; Cruise OF the
Betsey, by Hugh Miller, and all the new Books
on hand. Jy ~
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AUCTION SALES.

nUBLlC SALE.-At the conclusion OF the
Land sales advertised by the subscriber in
Orange county, say, on Thursday and FRIDAY, The
18th and 10Th days Of July nert, the undersigned
will, also, sell at SmiihieId, about 4jO TO 500
MERlNo SHEEP, six Oxen, several smaller
Cattle, four Horses, two Colts, Stock Hogs, a
large lot of Plantation Utensils, &C. &c, COM
prlsIng all articles thai can be spared from the
iarm without prejudice 10 the care and saving OF
the growing crops, which will be reserved.
Terms OF NALs:-Cash for all sums OF $40,
or less. On all sums over $40, bond with ap
proved security, bearing interest from date, and
payable OH or before the lst day of January,
1888, will be required.
J. ]. HALSEY, Trustee
n, B. All creditors Of G. A. Sleet are hereby
notified, that their claims must, in accordance
with the terms of the deed of trust, of Novem.
Der 2s, 1857. be duly acknowledged, ascertained,
and presented to the subscriber, on or before the
first day Of July next, or they will not be en-
braced IN the schedule
HAISEY Trustee
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AIM ANAC.
S5S ,SUESUs
ULY. rises sets. MOONS PHAsrs.

CtHEwING TOBACCO.-A large supply Of
u Crumpton's best, and Twist Tobacco, in
foil, received and for sale, by
PEEL, STEVENS & CO.,
IVA Corner of King and Alfred streets
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CtAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THt.
subscriber, on the Sh OF July, small
SORREI. MARE, about II or IA hands hIgh,
all four feet white left eye blind, and ball face.
The owner is requested 10 come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take her away
JAMES H WEAST.
Mnsh Pot Farm near Alexandria, " l@-3t'
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|HlLDRENS BATHING TUBS-Hip and
I Sponge Baths, Foot Tubs, Wire Covers,
Fly Brushes. Feather Busters, for sale by
- - JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

: CHESTS GUNPOWDER TEA, OF prime
) quality, latest importation i'll store and for
sale by [ ie 2e1 MARSHALL K WARD.
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COLUTlON OF PHOSPHATES, OR CHSMI
- CAL DIEr, prepared by
r H. SrABLER, Chemist,
jyl4 No. 1866 King ST. cor OF Wash'n.
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND PA
PIERS, AT GEO SJGGERS' Book and Pc
riodieal Store IS Prtnce street
The Maid of the Rancho, or the Regulators
and Moderators, by DR.. J. H. Robinson, price
rs cts.
The Maniac's Secret, BY Sylvanus Cobb, jr.,
25 cts
Ballou's Dollar Magazine for August, lOc.
Yankee Notions for August, lOc
Charley Foxs Ethiopian Songster, Re
The American Joke Book, l3c.
|! The Art OF Boxing without Master, by
Owen Swift, l3c.
The ROYAL Greens, or the Scout OF the Sus-
quehanna, by Dr. J. H. Robinson, l6c.
New York Ledger, New York Mercury, New
York Weekly. Ballous Pictorial, Flag OF Our
Union, Harpers Weekly, Frank Leslie's Paper
Waverley Magazine, Police Gazette L. Police
Gazette, N. Y. Clipper, Porter's Spirit, Boston
Pilot, Irish News.
All the Weekly Papers and Magazines on
hand, at prices TO suit the times. Jy IA
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UyRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed
OF trust 10 the undersigned, from John
Cornwall, of record in the Clerks Office OF
Prince William County, will be offered for sale
on the premises, on the 18th day Of July merit, one
undivided fifth part of FOUR HUNDRED AND
NINETY-TWO ACRES OF LAND, situated
in the county of Prince William, adjoining the
lands Of Mrs Williams, John Clarke, and 9TH
ers, being the interest of the SAID John Corn
well in the lands OF which his father, John
CornweIl, died. seized and possessed, 10 satisfy
the debts secured by the said deed. Terms
cash WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee.
Prince Vim Co Va lie lA-eotss
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IL The above sale is postponed until Satur.
day, The 2lst day Of august, at the same hour
and place. FRANCIS l.. SMITH, C.,u
DAVID FUNSTEN, o'"'
iy l2-2awrs
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V,;c,x Couptv 10 1q-eots Com rs

T,ULPEPER LAND FOR SALE.-The sub
scriber will sell at public auction on vet
nsSdoy the 2sM day Of July, Of not sold private
" beIore) MS FARM, in Culpeper County va,
Immediately on the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, TWO miles from Mitchell's Station, SIX
miles from CuIpeper Court House, adjoining the
lands OF J. B Kirk, Vim. Wharton, ). A Dan
The tract contains THREE HUNDRED AID
TWENTY ACRES, of which 800 acres, are wei
wooded, being a surplus over the uses OF 'ne
arm and rendered valuable by It's proximity 10
the Railroad. About 50 acres OF the cleared ia"d
is we'll taken in timothy and clover. This lana
nossesses in high degree the advantages oil
healthy and convenient location
IS The Improvements consist OF new ana
E;ss convenient BUILDINGS, conveniently SIT
Mated . The subscriber will take pleasure IN IN
showing the premises to persons who may "lSu
communications requesting further particulars
,dJtess D. WINSTON, Mitchell's Station.
-G ~ 5G-eots CuIpeper County, Va:
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V,ARM NEAR ALEXANDRIA Al AeC-
L TION.-On the premises, o" Monday me
5nd dan Of August, will sell at auction, my
FARM known as GLEN MARY, on the Li'lIe
River Turnpike, 81 miles from Alexandra, u
from the Theological Seminary, and adjoining
tho Mil nroperty of Mr.. James Cloud. II con,
ans OSE HUNDRED AND Tf-fooh
Avn . QUARTER ACRES, sixty acres Oh 'eiy
nroduct,ye land in cultivatoni the paie"'. ia
tr.ood If desired, it would be ohereG n ~
a.. ,s,ceIs II has excellent Bull
fsE mon il, and is unsurpassed Tor hea'h'-
- :. ", p,Il be shown to any one wishing 70
..;a,, :, nv w .llace Teuett who IS llv'ng upon
We VIC" .aooi,as or any communication addressed
=, a,I me through the Falls Church z. u, FAIRFAX
county, will receive prompt attention: lerhS
,.aIa Known al sale. z. A. c. TEkREIl.
Cottage Point, Fairfax CO., Va, Jy 7-eoe
SHALL OFFER FOR SALE AT UPPER
vile. Fauauier county, on friday, the 20h
dav Of .ausua nsrt, the following sERVANls,
four MEN, one BOY, and three GlRLs. ANY
nersou wishing to purchase good Servants VIII
find il 10 their interest to attend Orea'
Las been taken with their instruction, ana l
Confidently assert from my own knowledge 'hey
cannot be surpassed either for appearance, neSt,
ness. or general good qualities. Terms VIII ''
made known on the day Of sale ,rpp
Administrator Of J. B. Carter,
Linden Station, NJ G. r. r., " s~so"
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CtULPEPEk MILITARY INSTITUTE
Z The next session OF this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in September,
1875 For Catalogues, apply 10
CHARLES +. LIGHTFOOT.
Culpeper C. H., Va, ie 29-eotSepl
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J. ]. HALsEY, Trustee.
Mirchells Station, jy l4-eo2t
VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR

VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR
Y SALE offer for SALE al private bargain,
until the 18th day Of July merit, al which time, if
not previously disposed of, it will be offered pub
lcy, on the premises, my WHlPSE-WORSlN
FARM, lying Immediately on Potomac Creek,
containing about $50 ACRES.
There Is a convenient landing on this farm
OF seven feet water. il lies two miles from the
Potomac River, and four from the Steamboat
Landing on Aqua Creek, by water. The land
is OF good quality and we'll adapted TO the growth
OF Corn, Wheat, Oats, and Tobacco, and the
production OF Fruit.
&c The buildings consist Of comfortable
EE DWELLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
Kitchen, Meat House, Negro Cabins, and all
other necessary out houses.
This Farm is as healthy as any other in tide.
water Virginia; the neighborhood good, and
Churches OF different denominations convenient
Permission will be given the purchaser TO
fallow tor Wheat, and, II desired | will sell the
growing crops OF Corn and Tobacco, and give
entire possession on the day of sale.
The Terms will be accommodating.
Any one wishing TO purchase, will address me
al Fredericksburg, OF visit me at my house, and
will take pleasure in showing the land.
VIM. H. BROWNE.
ii O. n
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HERRlNGS,-575 ibis. No. Eastern Her
i Il rings and Alewives, in pickle and dry
salt 60 bbs. No 3 Mackerel, for sale by
Jyl3 WHEAT & BRO.
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+. L. SMITH. } 90,
l.. B. TAYLOR, e..
LOUIS KINZER, J SAFE

le Jaws
EY1 The above sale is postponed until Satrr
day The 2Ist day Of August, at the same time
and place. f. l.. SMITH,
L. B. TAYLOR, 81 c",a
|. LOUIS KINZER, )
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ANNEXED IRON.-We are in receipt of
II LOT OF HAMMERED IRON, of various
SECS, also, single and double Shovel Plates,
Wings, Land Sides, and Horse Shore Iron. For
sale by Iiy 1877 WHEAT & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-14

The alarm of FIRE, on Monday night,
about IL Ccock, was caused by the burning
of barrel, in which ashes bad been kept,
at residence, lower end CT Fairfax street.
No damage was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

500 Zaca.ecas and Ssn Luis, good peopis, who nave
ihis fought hravey by he side OF the ron'iersn'
and who are now Ic-sssed of the same -en-e OF su-
penorty.
Corsndo has about go citizens Of Ccahus, and
has received order unite h!- forces with th-e a.
this place. With this force and others that wi con-
gregste during the whole of the present month III .
city GOV Nidaurri hopes 10 have AZ has Innirdiaie
command 10 60 men, with which he viii tegn ope-
rG,iops against Guansua.o and the City oi MeAic9,
and il may be assured that The capital VIII Oe az sear
taken a. was San Luis. The forces when are n"N
this place will sally out some time between 'he i' anu
9TH Vf next month. ,
An express has iu-t arrived with the news tha, the
forces Of Arnberr hay, defeated those OF Mlia ~,
tlose Of Huera had defeated others 81 hiren'h ','
were stationed ai Salamanca. Mr.unn was on MS
way 70 the City 81 Mckee. Ihat tue IoFce- oi Hla
ber1i he'd zone m pursuit II the dshanded ones o'
Meiia until the latter had entered Quereturo.
The troops of Nueyo Leon had received ortetr 70
concentrate IL this city, and prepare the pish oi ''
pajen and march upon Mexico. NJ Inpvfin"h' WI
have taken place during The fT-t par oi NJ in"hn
4 financial transaction was about "a iake pIa'e
between Gov. Nidauni and the Governor Z" Ihca-
tecas by which il wss thought The former "onla DC
taced I'M possession of ample msan- 10 insure -utfe
The Rev Bi.hop Banacss and some twenty odd
clergymen. banished by Col. Zuszua from san Lii-
Potos lave arrived 10 Matamoro- II j. sa1 th:y
contemplate -oourning in this city until order J. aghn
restored in Mexico. --
Bv the Havana ,tssIIer w. have Newspaper dates
ldd Progres.o only down To- the nh nlt il" vera
cruz ualr- received the lac, of Nidaunl entry mi"
San Lui- de- Potosi Aug. Is. They also received on
on the 18th an encounter near JalaPa, between the
gucreros the COIsttuiional-ts ami some forces o
E,heagaray when the guerrilros We're beaten aud pat
to rou hy tie forces from Jalapa. Others deny thl-
story aid sHy Echeagaray lost a. many men O. the
others.
Several Of ths officers taken prisoners in Zacatecas
ana carried to Monterey have been set at liberty 10y
Nidaurrs orl.rs under prom-e 10 take arms no more
agarst the COustituiionali-ts.
On the ith September was 20 begin the march rom
Durango for the center Of the Republic to unite with
the first division Of the army OF the North, the forces
Of Nuevo Leon and Coahuila which Were IL ad those
Of chihuahua and Iacatrcas.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-14

OHIo.-The Republicans ol the XylIhA n
runns;od sidncy fgcrton ior Congr,s. ON tlr -.
fourth ballot. John L. RAuney Is the nr,,..'
caud,da,e In the NIVth Di.tric, th. R.,.,s''1
have nominated Cyrus Spnk Ia saec,sa pAl-',-
Bliss. whose nen. was withdraw on the s;,A,.--.'
la.lot.
--Uamili,n ard tshtabgla an ex,rese e,....
Ohio. bet this wear they have come toes,bsr - q
ri.hirs a man each 20 reform Congress n,ss., 1.
ulwav. the people viii consult. C,izea O.. a
auuoauc.i himself independent caplsi,,,. sss
Congress IN Hamilton, and laid down hi. ~, ne s
platform. Dr. y. W Richmond, in tie lsst A. -,
>euffasi makes similar announce m.rt for &c
I'M IL. AShsabula District. "as the represen, -
" rebellion against the arrogant ass9zy;...u. :.
" Doctor Of Law. Dr. X. j. death "a ~ =. r
haii,r~ and lawyers, however ienert ts,,,S~ssss Ave
PATIENTS He insists in hs prcuurc;sm-,t.' Al, as
= iror the very foundation ct our t;ovenp-. se .n
'c.,,s of individuals seized upOu IT, and a, ~ we '"e
"n 1, powers have remained m their hapl !" ~s
dec that these two classes of ofite-ssk. 40,
,,ri,t- 1ders are the LAWYERS OF the Norh ~ .s
" s.aNch. ders OF 'he South l'eveland Leass
WIscoSslS-In thu Third Distinct the Reusbh,.,.
have nominated the Hon. thas. BAl.rghur-. pc..,.
member. and the Democrats Judge Larsiee