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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01
More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM


Eucr Worn By KAgs or EmperOrs!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
1 HE'D os % M IN dsS RsIs1 + ss qTHRs9 aRaa9
the bloom brightly IN the glowing cheek
the eye Be sparkling the teeth be those OF paris
the heed beet Of rs covering OF the ha Be- lared and
shTiyesd A 5 81 a. - dr. OF NO, worse & & ~ sP9Sed Ids Ss
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE, II used two Gr three
snch an ornsment Read the f5ilalinS and Judge The
winter Of the first Is the celebrated aaisf' THALBERe;
DR. wooD-Dear Sir. Permit me 10 express 70 you the
obligations under or the enilre re oii1n Of ny hair
5nla Ssis iSs e, 1sS, " W. F il Soon rs
wonderful nventiOn quite ecaciOus well agreeable
an, dear SIR, yours truly, $. fHALBERG-
"DRIcH Ar GwYIIEDYDcr," /" Welsh Newspaper.
Office, l3 Nassau street, Apnl L. ls5s-
PRoF o ] WOoD-Dcar Sir Some mouth sK weeks
ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and gave
sSg ~ iis time that It would restore the gray Rar to
is ongna sOo s1t 60 MT RSd my ST et s1T ~ & lev
ing al the gray hsirs 10 d3rk brown at the same time
eRsnss SiS ssf Of thsii hair CHARLES C1EDEW
PRoF O. J. WOoD-with confidence DO rec0mnenl your
Har Resfortve bs being the most ecaei0us acie ever
saw Since using Hair Restorative hair and whis
kers, which almost white have gradually grown dark
and now feel confident that few applications will
restore them their natural color II has also relieved me
OF all dandruf and unpleasant itching common among
persons who perspire freely j. c. klLBH-
PROP. WOOD-About two years ago. my hair commenced
turning gray; fast hec ming bad and had tined
rcmeics efect Commenced using your Restorative
in January last. a applicable fastened my hair firmly
Il bean 4 m up ruw out and turned back fdrsr
cnur-back thiS time Il istuy restored 10 its oTeIua
enlur health, and appearance and eheeri1iy ToGqm1end
lts 70 all j. D. HOES
Chicago, Illinois. MAY 1, 1851.
The RESTORATIVE is put up in bottles cf three sizes
large, medium and small The snail holds hall pint and
Toias fr 81 per The medium holds least twenty
per cent proportion than the SMALL and retas for
s. per b0tto The large holds quart forty per cent more
in prnporti N. n Il retaiis for 50.
D. J. WOOD co. PIOpriet0rs. M Broadway, New
YORK In The great N Y Wire Railing esabshment) and
ia Market street. St Louis, MO.
And sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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5pefiaI Notices.
MATRIMONIAL.

n For Gas Futures and Fitttsg-Agyly
Fog EaspOTth 6 Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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apzRdSwfm - BToadNay. krw 1oIk
WIGS =! WIGS WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a charm-uo turning up behind-no shrink ing
on the head; indeed, tins Is the only Establishment where
these things are proper rly uudeTs @, d and made
23l Broadway. New York.
,u9a I ISv1,naal " FISEE Cleveland Ohio Agent
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TRAYELER,s RRGIsTEK.


Columbus s-3u A NJ 5-1l p NJ - r n
L. ke shore E,ast----- 6.U0 5el -
P-tl sSursh SWheellns I'D 80
Tale 10 VIA Nurwalk- $40 " % 30
Ioleii 1vIa SanduskylI-1
AIahun us ---.--------lo,Al ~ -
10 Ineau '------------- 81
n euus - Akron -.-ll-95 -
Detroit Bla t....----.-- 400 -
gitzt Ts wishing conveyance 70 either OF the ahoV
rams Or Bt will be called Tor y the Cuarhos Of stevens
Ouuihns line their address al the Ouus OF
Zoe 81 Superior street. door nsNt TO NeddeH House.
iun3l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

DECEIVED TO-DAY
Il 4 Black SILK Guipure Lace,
Black Six Brudelles Lace;
White Gupure Lace.
Thread Lace,
anis REFTBERG HAUsMANN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-01

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
1t has been my good fortune restore health many
thousands OF my eOunrry-wOmen-
My has excited the malico of the envious and
jealous but their prosecutions Lave served only extend
and estab sh my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen my railway, the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SOlong sm held afIectionae and
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced
skill afford despise he efforts Of mischie-nakeTs
and saHderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged place my medi-
for producing within the reach Of the
Ladies United States; but ndspOsion enter
field occupied By quacks with pernciOus
and fear that uaprncpled counterfeiteTs might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hther pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"A1IlE DE FEMME" in the United States
AT last yield the Of patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females America medicine
vksh has rendered somewhat throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF the .ARIlE DE FEMME"
need only say, that liquid form. and exactly
have used my practice in France, for years and
that has failed satisfactory result.
The "Amie de Femme and meastrua;ion stand in
afioa Of and alike powerful originate
healthy lw where has existed and to
restore 1t where It has been from suppressed
orderto guard against imposition wrapper Of drec
each bottle of the 'Aie de Femme wi my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing
vii be sealed with my private seal
Price, 500 package
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
"Amie de Femme al the Propriel or's prices
aulO dxwly6
THE BEST TARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVESTEDi
~
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Drp GOODS.

DECEIVED TO-DAY
III Bi5ek SILK Gupure Lace,
White Guigure Lace,
y iSis ais '''A -'' REFTBERG HAUsMANN.
BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE
Clearing out Sale Of Summer Goods.
e. 1. Baldwin 81 Co.,
Monday, July 26th,
e UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS
Our whole stock Of summer Goods is to be closed out
Attention requested 70 the following:
Elegant Dress siIks, l2s TO s., offered sl
Esslish Cbsihs, & & @el, ------------leE ets
/ iisaiei Vol Bafe,s. =, ..-.-i95s Cts
PIaa PIaa Wool Wool BsTssss, BPssss 81 Sj' rs Cts CTS
EHssh and American Lawns. Is siE2enee
Amer Gnshans, + offered eight cents
sHILLNG PRINTS ~ r,o,,r cp,,r
Bargains i'm Dry Goods
FOR AUGUST.
w. w A II r E n .
No. $50 Superior st., Corner Seneca st.,
rs NOW OFFERING HIS STOCK
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
Shilling Priuts for Scents:
| Five shilling Challis for ono shillings
| Two shilling Maslins for one shIliinsi
East eogred Caleoes tlr Peneei
uuy2 BSaaets lie whole saoek Al 6alf Hres ss.'1'
lT INEN TOWELING-A LARGE
IL assortment mh20 s RAYMOND CO.
1T AIDES SACK FLANNELS.-Bay
1 s''s Black NVsd EsRRsN No. f'ssa 5 I
lpOAT BLANKETS-By the bale at
| - I25 Superior St 2Public Square
IMUSQUITO NETS.-100 PAIR of
IIl MusaaiiO Nets for sale BY y =, ,,,,,. cc
iWANTILLAS-A New and Elegant
WI Assortment Of Real Eng ish Thread AIaHtlilas
1 PIrSHER LACE MANTLES
| FRENCH WROUGHT MANTLEs.
| LACE POINTS and SHAWLS,
Made mp Lace Nantes. AaEteila Nes. plain wrought
AID fsured Manlas Gimps, FnngeS, Brads. Nelvets
The latest style fancy nuzters, lHE EMPRESS
The ab goods are Just opened and comprise very e
jsil0 Ell BALDWIN co.
IROBES.-The greatest variety at re-
AGdgeed prices " "AkREN; ~ IsS s,r.,,o- s,,..,
HOSIERY. LADIES WISHING
les TAYLOR. GRISwOLn GO
IERENCHL LAWNS. JACONETS and
Il orsaHdiss-New and rieh stJlesi9r 5,Is SSe b ~,
lEMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
l-6T iuiIF S. RAYMOND n co
00 CASES PRINTS English and
ShaS HH'7'--" RAYMOND co
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aRoHER a. BAkER's FAN.

Grover AND BAKER's FAN
lily SEwING MACHINES
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
mistakable advantages:
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PARIS, January, Is5T

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No 70 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
"Amie de Femme At the Propnelor's prices
aulOdSyvIvg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
Int.rnni Improyrment, OF YirRlnI..

So far a. we have been enabled to ascer-
tain, there i little disposition on the part If
the present LEGISLATURE, to make any extern
slye appropriations u works Of internal in
proyement and for the lrref:agnble reason
thar tue financial condition Of virginia, 10
common with that Of the whole country, we
might almost say the whole world, does not
gcrmIr II. There IL, however a very wide
difference bctw cen prudent abrldgment and
~ over 'uutluus curt,Iling of approprIa-
tlons. The one involves n true, the other O.
false economy. 1t is one thing t. save mo-
ney by guarding against eXtrayagant expen-
diture, and quite another thing 10 attempt to
&c nUmlze by such excessive caution as TO
lose the principal, as well az the profits Of
that which has already been expended
Therefore, while We highly approve the poll
cy Of refusing AT present ~ make any appro-
prlatiOus tor works not yet commenced, or
large appropriations tor those that have been
begun but are 80 far from CONF letiun as
still to 'ean heavily upon the helping hand
Of the State, We would at the same time
Counsel a Judclous provision for such works
as are already sufficiently advanced az to
promise speedy and rapid remuneration,
with the aid OF a moderate additional amount
OF money from the Commonwealth.-Rtc
EHq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
arr,s,ora wnoio Load.

An evening or two since, a dispatch WAS re-
cciyed At Cambridge Ohio. on the Central
Ohio Railroad, from Columbus, announcing
10 the Mayor of the town that there were two
counterteters upon the tram which would
pass there in the evening, and directing him
10 secure their arrest. The dispatch set
forth that one of the cOunterleIters had whs-
kcrs and tho other one had not According
iy. when Capt l. II MOrrow's train came
along, the constlbulnry force of the village.
operating upon the explicit and comprehen-
-ive dispatch aforesaid and backed by an
army of good ctizons stationed upon the
platform, boarded the cars and commenced a
search for whiskers and smooth faces, and in
loss than three minutes every stranger on the
train was under arrest One benevolent
looking gentleman, indignant at the idea of
being thus intertercd with, said with great
dignity. "Sir | Am Sens tor Of Ohio. -
"That games been played out" answered
the constable, haven't you got whiokerrW
The Senator saw that circumstances were
against him and submitted. Another drew
a revolver and threatened To send the whole
u their long homes. Some raVed. some
5w0re, ard in the midst OF the general confu.
SION the engine snOrted and the train moved
off The officers were carried to the next
t ,tion. where they ictt the train and their
prisoners. THIS Is related to u Is bona tide
trans acton. but W" think it needs conGrms-
ton. WheeiiHg MteiiigeHcT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
The Arm v.

In the course of Mr.. Houston's speech, in
the Senate on Monday, on the Army BIZ, he
alluded in disparaging terms to the Vest
Point Academy, saying that graduates from
that Institution we're often promoted over the
heads of old and weIl-tricd veterans, aud ar
puipg that it was bar to honorable military
ambition on the part Of civilians. He advc-
Gated the raising Of volunteers, as being
preferable to regulars, and not more exper-
aive. Sumo years ago four regiments were
raised. the expenses OF which were prohaniy
like the twenty millions OF dollars denc''
in the treasury. What have they done!-
Killed few Indians or warriors. but many
women and children. Such conduct reflects
little credit upon civilization. 1t would De
better to treat the Indians like men and ele.
rate them. than to deceive and rob them, ana
then hunt them down like savage beasts. 10
;ustice to them and you will need no stand
ing army on the frontier.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice Of an Amendments
he intended to move at the proper tlme' name
ly. To strike out all after the enactlDg clause
Of the bill, and insert a substitute to the ell
feet that the PreSid Mt for the purpose OF eu-
forcing the laws Of the United States, main.
tanning peace with the Indian tribes, and
protecting our citizens on the routes OF emf
grafton to the Territory Of Utah, and to be
EN- ployed only in said Territory, be and Is
hereby authorized to call for and acoeP.
the service of any number of volunteers not
exceeding 5000 in all, ofhcers and men, who
NAV offer their services, to serve tor twelve
months, unless previously discharged, and
appropria,es $ for the purpose OF carry
into off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
Washington Circuit Court.

The lOng-pendlng suit OF SmIthsOn, Sr"l
& Co. W. VIM. Mann, was given tao
on Friday, anu a verdict rendered for
dant under Instructions from thc c3ur
il understood that it will be taken O,
appeal to the Supreme Court. 1t Q. d.
that much ability and energy were exit
in this case by the contending cJun'
each side, producing more than G..i
animated struggle. For plaintiff NJ
Davidse, lngle, MAgruder, CbI!rD.
Darlington; for defendant, Mcssr.. b..
and GIllet.
The principal points ruled by tbe 4
were -
/. That the 29th, &0th, 3lst, AMI o-I"
tons of the act Of 1917, which 'orba' /
making and issuing of bills by uuchr
partnerships and associatIoDs 10 the pj''
OF Columbia, and declaring that cunG
founded thereon, or securities taken the.,
were yOid, were repealed by the ac' OF -
extending the charters OF snniry bank -
that said sections are not now 10 force
=. That anier the restraining las % d.
!, 1888, it is unlawfu to issue OF pa
offer to pass, 10 this District, by any MS
ual, ANY note, cneck, draft, bauE.y..
any other paper currency, Of less den .~.-
ton than five dollars."
). That a contract made IN tbI' .'.
where such paper formed the whole "
portion Of the consideration, was vol. ,
no recovery could be had upon IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
0KluR Albert

The Court (Londonl Circular thinks the
time is come when the Prince Consorrs posi-,
ton should be "rectifcd," and that be should
receive the style OF King. 1t informs its
rsaders that Ibis right to that style does not
rs.t with the yolition of Ministers or with
the nlessure of the people. 1t is the law
Of England since the days of Henry VIII.
that the husband of peerless 10 her own
RICH, shall, if be has issue by her, be tenant
by courtesy of her barony, earidom, &c e.,
This rule, !, is said, applies not BY rieht Out
by grace to the spouse Of the reisn'ne so'.
ereign; but the law of grace is Just as po'ens
in question of this nature as Is the law OF
right. 1t is clearly within the personal pre-
rogative of the Sovereign to order and com
maud that the Consort of the Crown shall,
ir all such things as title, place and prece-
deucy. have and enjoy .be attributes Of roy
alty."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The comments of the Richmond Wing ny
on the bill now before the Legislature rela-
ting to tie free negroes of the Common
wealth are forciblc--and must arrest atter
ton. A move similar to the present one' was
defeated, we believe, in the last Legislature
BY the arguments of the delegates OF tue
stro ngest slave holding counties IN Inc s1a'e
amongst them, the delegate from oout'-
ampt on. This is not time for Virginia to
lose strength in the national councils money
for the purposes proposed or to excite prey
dice against her name and fame. 1t the
laws for the government of any portion OF
the population of the state are not stringent
enough, let them be amended. There are
manv evils connected with vicious and d'-
praved free negroes, but we must take care
not ito fy to others we know not Of The
Colonization Society opens plan superior to
apy that We have yet seen proposed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
Direct Foreign Trsdr,

Hon. WM. BALLARD PREsToN's Mission.
The Norfolk Argus makes the important aud
gratifying announcement, that tue mission Of
the Hon. Vim. Ballard Prest u, 10 behalf OF
the Virginia and Western Railroads, has been
successful.
Mr.. Preston has succeeded in making ar
rapgements with the Paris IL Orleans Rail
road Company, to run four steamers between
the ports OF Orleans, France. aud Norfolk,
Virginia Rich. Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
A EirKinIsu IN Paris.

A letter from Paris to tue New ! rs =
has the following.
A sale is 5000 TO take place in ParI'
furniture belonging TO Mr. Parse Cg'.a
Virginia. This gentleman who hgel ~.
years in modest apartment of the taa'.
t. llonore, 10 this city, had but ,De o. o.
that o! collecting portraits OF "a','..
and Lafayette. He has collected, It :
l,l76 portraits-engrsyed, hIhogfaP'.' ,
bronze, in plaster or in bust, Oh foot: VI D.,
10 all forms and in all shapes. Mf. :.
Custls, who is now serGyenaut, D, AZ -. !.
relation Of George Washington, and "s Il.
Of George Washington Parke Cu-u'' =
deceased. mot so lie has return b,
the United States 90 account OF ihi' -
MIR. Gusts intends to return here !" ,
up all his portraits and leave with W.
his new residence that Of his ist' y,
at Bridge Creek. At the same ~ 4,
has ordered from bis brother Dant"u' >
ments tor the vestIbule Of his house ;" p.
sal statues in marble OF bis two s'S''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
Irlsh Il emigration.
The Kilkenny, Ireland, Journal says;

The Kilkenny, Ireland, Journal says:
For the last few months persons who LETT
this city as emigrsnts have returned to their
old employments in Kilkenny, and caution
their neighbors against venturing to America
at nresent. Several mem ers of the families
of those who have lett our city have fallen
sictims to American fever. The story OF de-
ISOLATION ard death which these poor emi-
grants relate is fearful, and we hope 1t may
servs as a caution to others 10 turn their
thoughts from emigration, and cling to the
rock Of the old country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The Baltimore American says, it is evident
that it has been determined by the support
ers of the Administration to connect Kansas
and Minnesota, and make the admission Of
one into the Union as q State, DEF end uron
the other, the object being to keep out the
Minnesota Senator's, who are known TO favor
D ,uglas' enabling act. until Kansas is ad-
mtled with the L.compton Constitution -
This policy was substantially avowed in the
Senate on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

MIR. Boyce, of South Carolina, on Monday
in the House of Representatives, offered re-
solution, which was adopted, the purpoFt OF
which was to appoint committee OF seven t.
INQUIRE into and report on the following sui
jeot.:--A reduction Of the expenditures OF
the Government the navigation laws OF the
United States; the existing duties on imports
and the expediency of a gradual repeal oi
ali duties on imports, and q resort to internal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The Havana correspondent of the Charles
ton Courier, opder date of the 18th inst,
ssys:-Couds de Villaueuva, aid-ds-;amp to
General CCncba, died here Of smallpox on
the 10th. He leaves fortune Of So 900 900.
A schooner boldly entered the harbor of Ma
tanxas, and discharged four or FIVE hundred
slaves. or those landed by Esperanzl, SIX
or seven hundred have been captured by the
authorities. The correspondent believes that
Santa Anna is concealed 10 one Of the Span
ish ships-of-war, ard others say that he
has not been in Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

A lvices from Richmond are not Favorable,
at this time, to the passage of bills aiding
the great lines of internal improvement in
the State. To neglect them. altogether,
W uld be false economy. We do not desire
. lditional burthens upon the people; but to
suffer the railroads to remain as they arc, or
to % down, would assuredly bring additional
burthens
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
A pontIIon. Tnxvn.

Oxford precinct, 10 Johnston county, Kan.
sas, which at the previous election returned
seventeen Hundred votes for the prc-slavery
candidates for members of the Legislature,
ri the recent CANVASS, returned two thousau d
two hundred votes for the democratic State
ticket, showing an increase of five hundred
voters IN two months. Gov. Walker saws
there are not four hundred inhabitants in The
whole county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The steamer Ariel, of whose safety We
have heard, will be taken to Liverpool for re-
pairs. By the accident she met with, by
the breaking of the shaft, other damage, and
the detention, her owners will sustain loss
Of $50 The accident happened during
heavy gale, during which she lay twenty
four hours in the trough Of the sea, had her
cabin half filled with water, and was near
being lost altogether. The conduct of the
captain, officers and crew was highly COM
mendabe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

Parson Green, of Heml.tead, Long Island,
was complimented with his annual donation
party on Thur day last. He is ninety-nine
years of age and was one of the ReroIutopa-
~ soldiers who formed the followed square
inside of which the Declaration OF lrdepen-
dence WAS read on July 4th l776. After the
war he entered the ministry OF the Presbyie-
rian church, and for sixty years preached IN
Setancut, his salary not exceeding three hun
dred dollars year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

Ottawa City, c. w., the new sent OF gov
eminent of Canada, is situated on the right
or south bank OF the Ottawa river, one hun.
dred and twenty five miles west Of Montreal
and ffty-three miles north Of Prescott, opp =
site Ogdensburgh. A single track rail-,
road connects it with Prescott, and railroad
10 building to connect it with Kingston. In
1926, when the Rideau canal was surveyed,
the site on which Ottowa City stands was
wilderness. 1t is now the centre of vast
mberipg district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03
+, the House of Representatives, Mr.. War

In the House Of Representatives MIR. war
ran Of Arkansas, has proposed that herea'-
ter debate in Committee Of the Whole on tho
sssts of the Union shall be co, fined strictly
to the bill or resolution directly before the
committee; except that Monday, "ednesday'
and Friday nights shall be ses apart tor the
discussion of the state of the Union general
", or such other matters as members choose
m debake
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The speech delivered before the Colonial
ton Society, at its late annual meeting, by
Rev Philip Slaughter Of Va, has been put
lisbed in many papers Of the State, with c"m-
mendatiun. Mr. S. is one of our best men;
able, patriotic, and sincere-a christian gen.
tleman, true to his state and to the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

In Front Royal, Va, on Tuesday morning
last, VIM. Martin, young man of about
seventeen years Of age, took an axe and cut
himself severely in the head, throat and one
OF his feet, and had he not been arrested
would have killed himself. His recovery is
considered doubtful, being very badly hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The New Orleans Picayune has very in
telligent correspondent accompanying the
Utah expedition. lilo expresses the opinion
that the Saints will not show fight, but Will
emigrate next spring to the Sandwich Is
La nd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-03

The House Of Representatives has passed
the bill appropriating 100000 for the Ma
tiopal Armories. The last Congress passed
the item. but in the enrolment of the bill it
was omitted by the copying clerk. The al
mories have only been kept going By q trans
fer of the fund provided for srming the MI
l;tss