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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-05

w ORKlNG MATERIALS.-French
w Working and Nuns Cotton, Silk ard
WoTsfed Embroidering BTaids, Embroiferiug
silk, ida Cotton, Flourshing Thread, Gold and
Silver Braid and Slipper Patterns just received
at [my251 c. c. BERRY'S, No. IL, Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-05

curYprRr POWELL W. LEVIN POWELL.
late " LoudCun)
HOWELL 4 co, GENERAL COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, DEALERS N WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner hsng
and Union streets, .3ieIdndrtG, Ia.
r. Strict personal attention given 10 the
sale of all kinds of Country PRODUCE. All
orders filled with despatch. my l9-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-05
DRY GOODS, &C.

WE CALL ATTENTION To
w Fine Organdy Lawns: Jaconet Lawns
Beragr Robes; Plain Berages
Grape Berages, all coIoTs, very cheap
A beautiful assortment OF Goods for
Travelling Dresses
Fine real Lace Collars and Sleeves
French Work Muslin and Cambria Col
lars and Sleeves Marseles Cor travelIIng) DO.
do; Cambria and Lawn Handkerchleis; Muslin
and Cambria Embroideries, in great variety;
Stella Shawls and Scaris.
To the above, we are every week adding large
additions OF new and desirable Goods. Recerv-
ed this day Lawns, Ginghams, Calicoes, Bleach
ed and Bro Cottons, DrlIings, Lace and silk
Mantilas. MarselIles for Basques White Erin
ges. Shee,ings, &c, &c.
nv 81 ASHBY & WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-05

We are the only authorized Agent, for the
sale OF the above Machines, in the county aud
city Of Alexandria. my ls-dlml p. n 5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
Inci,lcnt ln tIhe Cnrs.

Conductor wool,ll Of the Little Miami rail-
road is one of those dashing, generous fellows to
whom railroad life is just suited. lie likes the
daily mixing with the throng the constant chan.
ging of faces aud delights to read the courten
ances as they pass. II there is ANYTHING pecu-
liar in passenger on his train, WoodalI will
penetrate it, and no one is more ready, if occa.
sion requires, to tender mPathising word or
helping hand.
A few days ago female, about sixteen years
of age, got aboard Of WoodalIs train going cast,
at a village q few miles north Of Cincinnati -
lie approached her to collect her fare.
How far are you going2' he asked.
To New York." was her ,eply.
81 take you only as far as Columbus The
fare is three dollars to that point"
The girl opened her pocke book and took ont
two bunk notes--a three aud n one. The con
ductor observed that it was oil the money in the
pocket bouk, and as she reached him the three
he asked:
ais that all the money you have 2"
Yes, sir" was tn reply.
How doyou expect to get to New York,
then p
81 will travel until they put me off. Then
will go TO work and earn money to carry me fur
thcr.'
Indeed y remarked the conductor, now deep
ly interested In the girl "And may ask what
is taking you to New York;
at is my home, sir. A year ago | was por.
suaded to come West being assured that working
girls were better pOid here than there. | came
out to l., and was engaged in the family of
M lived with him few months, when
they went ont West. | then engaged with Il
farmer, but was taken down with the chills and
fever, from which have not yet rccovered--
I have worked hard for year, and these foui
I,linrs ppnsIitntn I e, al
am going home. Probably can get work as
80 along to pay my way"
"lt that is the case, cannot take your mon
ey," he said
"Indecd sir, it is true
"rhan take yourmoney back" was his answer
and he passed along.
Through with his collection, he related th,
Circumstances to a coupe of gentlemen pas
sengers, and proposed to head subscription lis
If they would 90 through the train and take III
a collection for the girl. The gentlemen readi
| ly agreed TO this, aud in few moments had tn
pleasure of handing her some seventeen dollars
Ienough TO pay her way to New York She kney
nothing OF The movement until she received th
money, when her grateful feelings gave vent il
copious tears. No one doubted her honesty.
But Wuolall was not satisfied. Before sh
left the train he gave her memorandum
setting forth th1 rGut she should taxi. AMI
card which he requested her 10 use instead {
tickets, Ga the card was written the following
"TO MY BRoTuER CoNDUcroR5--I have pass
cd this worthy young Lady on my train to Col
umbus. a collection wa+ taken up for her, an
seventeen dollars placed in her hands by til
passengers, Fol Gods sake don't take cent {
1t. WoODALL,
Conductor on the Little Miami Railroad"
This, no doubt, enabled her to reach hon
safely, and with money in her purse.
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NKr. BlirkiM's Baby.

That frat baby was great institution. AS
soon ns he came Into this " breathing world, ms
tho late w Shakespeare has 1t, he took command
in our house Everything was suhServent to hlm
The baby WAS the balance wheel that regulated
everything. lie regulated the temperature, he
regulated the food, he regulated the servants, he
regulated me. For the first six months OF that
precious existence, ne had me up on nm average
six times n night "Mr BiGNus' says my wife,
"bring that LIGHT here, do; the baby looks strange
" I'm so afraid il will have tit " or course
the lamp was brought and OF course the baby
lay sucking his fist lko little white bear, aS he
was " Mr.. BUlkius, said my wlc | think feei
a draught oi mir wish You would get up ana
soc if the window is not open II little, because
baby might get sick" Nothing was the matter
with the window, as | knew very well. Mr.
Bhlkins,' SAYS my wife, rs | was gong to sleep
again, that lamp ~ you have placed IT, SHINES
directly in baby. eyes--sIrorge that you nave NO
more considerations | arranged the light and
went TO bed again Just as was dropping to
sleep again. MIR Blitkins,' said my wlio, "did
You think 10 buy that hroma io-day for the baby
''My dear" said t. "will you do m the ijusIicetl
believe that coui overlook 4 mattor so essential
20 the comfort of that incslimablo chill 2 She
apologzod very handsomely, but made her ankle
Is the scapa goat. torgae her, and without
saying word more TO her, addressed mySeI to
sleep, Mr, BiISins,' said my wife, shaking me,
"you must not Snprc So yol will wake the baby.
"Jest so--iest so" said |, half as)ccp thinking
was Solun Shnge. e Mr. Bilkius,' said my wife
will You get up and hand mo the warm Cruel from
the nurse lamp for baby the dear cAili! II
IL wasn't for It's mother | doat know what h.
would do, lIaw can You sleep 80, Mr Bhtkns
+" suspect, my dear said !, tint II Is because
am tired" Oh it,, very wei for you men TO
talk a5oal being tired said my wife ." don't
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,


The worst Sc. ofula down to common Pmple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and
never failed except In two cases. both thunder humor
lie has in.hs possession hundred certif-
Gates of its value, all within twenty miles OF Boston
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of PIN.
pies on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst cankcr
in the mouth stomach.
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
kind of Eryspclas.
One to two bottles arc warranted to cure all humor
in the Eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the
ears and blotches among the hair
Four to Six bottles warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the worst
kind of rngworn.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Rhcum.
Five to eight bottles Will cure the worst case of
scrofula
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quan
tity is taken.
RoxBuRy, MASS.
| Dear Mtdam,The reputation of the Medical Dis
covey in curing all kind of humors, is well esab-
lished by the unanimous voice of all who have ever
used it, that need not say anything the subicctas
the most siu physicians and the most careful Drug
| giss in the country unanimous in its praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice
do Il With a f1II knov,lndrn of lie rrgoti, -, -;
r,Iio,;nra ali onI crrn q, oc t,osn li'dP - -
,, orn ,nfrtnnotiy 90 inIlo Tbt t ,, W ",,,u
}in Jiscnse r. an oasctonaie moiL"r "''''
| ie TITDSiWC SODn NOrrr,r
UNolNu GOhE MOO1 In,
a., ~ ,otroI s,yyo"tna,s ni ,,, Idi - l - I, l ~
~ w - @ % ." % o. iu yUi "o ,ol SIprt aIl
;oi nis,Ifror,, hoca,,,s n Co ,.,i,r S IL I. % . % AZ. u @
i,',,,,'J '. od io,,sohIi " ' Vi eS'i"s " !oui
In t,a ,,,ara ,,i,,,,oai ,,,,,o, 90
-" '"' i'Oio "'' ~ NJ VEn
- L.. 4, q,
}, II extends 10 tnc stomnch causing
ID 5 L Il Il 5 A,
which is nothing but canker on the stomach then {,
iutcstinos and
y Is L ID N II 5,
creating Striking, gone feeling and an indifference,
even to the cares Of your family.
y Your stomach is
DAW AMI JNET NFEn
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
BOOKs! DOOKs!! BOOKs!!I

FIesh arrlNas weekly at
II O IT. S IL y D X s. II O r E.
sign OF the Book consisting of School Books Of alf
kinds also Latin, Greek French, German, and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories Biographies, Travels New and Popu.
lar Works, etc, etc. together with commentaries and
notes on the Scriptures; works on Theology Annuals
Gift Books, for all and ages alarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children or Stationery he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
INkS-Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnolds and
Harrison's Fluid Copying, lndellibe, etc.
GOLD PENS-Mammoth EngrOssng, CONNER.
cinl. Ladies'. &c. at HOLTiS
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WANTED WANTED :

PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &C.
The undersigned wants TO purchase large quantity
the highest market price-lN CASH-will be paid.
JAMES ]. SMITH.
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9s-Grentest Discovery of the Age.as
IMPORTANT TO r r.l,,
I 0 B A Geo G. II Z w E RS!!
DIR. GUSTAvUS LINNARD'S --...-
TASTE RESTORATIVE TRoCHRs,


Tile Great Substitute for Tobacco.
Itis well known aud ncontrovera Bile fact that the
nordinatc of Tobacco Is the promoting cause of
the most severe - ...
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the of man Is subject careful ANALYSIS
and long and painful experience have clearly proven
that it contains certain narcotic properties most insid
ious in their effects which, by entering into the blood
derauge the functions and operations Of the Heart
causing many to suppose they troubled with a
chronic affection of that organ. .-. ... .Tf
TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous system.
manifesting itselfas all who have ever used the noxi
Gus weed will bear testmony--n Lassitude, Nervous
lrritabity, Water Brash Dyspepsia, and many other
disorders of a similar character, .. - -
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHEs
Are designed to counteract these bapeful
aud have proved completely successful in mnI,;,nJo
of cases, and wherever used Being harmless in tho
selves they beneficial effect upon the entire sys
tem restoring the Taste which has ecome yitiated NV
great indulgence completely removing the
and accompanying tickling sensation of the Throat
which are always consequent upon absaning from tho
use OF Tobacco, and by giving healthy tone 10 the
Stomach, iuygorate the whole system ~
NO EXCUSE
Need hencefortli ever be made bv TOBA Geo CHEW
ERS that there exists perfect substitute or relief -
the cravings and unpleasant feelings, when attempt
ing to br9ak off from the of Tobacco as the rpory
Es Lozengers warranted to aerform ali sncb of
hcos. They are put up in a convenient and mort
able style at 90 Gents per Box and can be had 30
all respectable Druggists. liberal discount to the
trade. ~
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all orr
ders should be addressed
James Il. Bow er, Druggist. .'
Cor 2d and Race sts., philadelphia
March 25 1S5S-lG1v
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Howard Association. A
u Fl 7, ID II r. - II II

Bt"er'ce" hst~oR established by special endo,VS-
afflicted ch trUim and Epidemic
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FNRN FOR SALE.

'CHE farm known 5 the Battles farm, in Washington
l. township, 40 acres 80 acres well improved good
house and barn valuable orchard we'll, &C.. &c. will
besol very low for cash. time if eeured also in
connection herewith so of School land lying so
Mills schools sc. S. JEFFERSON, Agent
Nov. 8, 1857. For John Buttles.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

what every other mans first baby is--an autocrat
absolute aud unlimited Such was the story ol
Blirlns ms he related it to MS the other day, 1t
$ little exaggerated picture of almost every
mans expericnce.--S Sat. Ew. Post
"A gentleman wrote as follows to female
relative
GLOW comes it, this deligtf0l weather,
That u aud can't dine together?'
TO which she rcpied,--
"My worthy coz, it can not Il,
u can not come till after tea.n
u -
NoungStor, spare that girl
Kiss not those lips 50 msek
Unruflri ,ot tho fair lock curl
Upon the mlidcus check
Believe hGr quite u saint;
Her locks are all divine,
Her rosy hue Is paint
Hor form is--crinolipc
a
Much as we prize the highest good in life,
We woulG not wish an angel for wifo;
Hut be content with what is far moro common,
A genial hearted true aud loving Nomln'
Tho human heart Is like n shirt
Addiction puts in tubs Of trial
Then seeks 60 pound out all the dirt
by hardest knocks of tongh dcniaL
Sprlnkled with patiouco Starch'd with hope
L. meekly bears the irons heat,
While puts tho good dame queen ot soap,
That polish on which "Caa't b1 hcN.'
with spots and stains no longer dark.
All buttons on. and eItly meulcO;
letnn moro now-th0 iIT7GV HTrt
Sticks to it till the hIe is ended
- ..-~. s-
Here is an epilaph from tombstone IN DdU-
laps Creek burymS ground, Fayetlo County,
JOHN MUlR\N
Aged 81 years. Died l'Ji.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
40 TME PULSEIC.

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to our friends and patrons that the Perrys
doing as good work. (f not better) than any Mill in
the country Furthermore, would say that it is our
intention to depend upon Custom Work mainly, and
to make 1t the Mill for the people. Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for sae and any orders left at
our store will receive prompt attention, and will be
delivered free Of charge.
Dec. !, lSjR-3Otf +. r. MILLER & co
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

Tho French Gd.tlle M5licals states that
by an accident charcoal has been discovered to
be cure for burns, BY laying piece at cold
charcoal upon the burn, the pain subsidies inme-
diatcly. By leaving the charcoal ON one hour
the wound Is healed, as has been demnns'ratni
on several occasions. The remedy is cheap aud
Simnla and certainly deserves o trial
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
For Snle.
HOr Sale

large quantity of land in Wood county, and a
number oftown lots in PeIrysburg. Persons desiring
TO purchase are requested to apply soon.
August &, lSj7-l3tf JA MES MURRAY.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

What are another's faults 20 me
I've not u Vultnre's bill
To peek at every Jaw see,
Aud make itWider stin
enough for me % know
I've tollies Of my owh
And ou my h,ar, tAe larn bcstow,
Aui lr. my fyeGlg alone.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
CASH STORE!

HIE SahScrberis now selling his goods ror cash or
L itseluiyalent. lie has large stock and is deter
W,asi 10 dispose of them al small profit. CAL and
GEO. POWERS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24

\ Boston plpac, plbljsh'l almost one hun
lrel Yeas ago, contains the following adver-
Usrm2nt:
very rare article. rha hest of tobacco rolled mp
to the siz, of a small F,uIer, an o( about five
inches in length, for smoking. raey ave prefer
rel by the Spanish DInS to the Pip, Those
who wish to tnjly such Luxury, will please
call and ty.them." WILLIAM SroCKroN,'
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" THE GREATEST
IS. NJ EDICAL
G8s9] DISCOVERY
~1S OF THE AGE.

MIR, KENNEDY, of RoXbury, has discoveredin one
M of our common pasture weeds remedy that
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-06-24
HsOOfs and SHOES.

We prepared to make to order, Boots and Shoes.
and will al keep them constantly on hand Give
call. HOUSTON g. GOODWIN.
September 3, lS57--l7tf
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UaSs, Wc., Wc.,
In short every thing that can be found in country
Store.
The ahoyc goods will be sold as low as anywhere
west OF New York, for Ready Pay. In these days OF
Money Plpics We advise everybody, to bring on your
Cash. while Il is good, and buy cheap.
Grateful for past avorS, we hope 70 merit contnu'
aucc OF thc liberal patronage heretofore bestowed ON
us, f. Il. Mll.LER ~ co.
October %, lS67--950
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01

ST LOUIS way ~ 1873.
The Ksp'ss correspondents Or the Ovssocya gives nasy
The foniberp Jgt VI that Territory sia'ed that
some two bundpd settlers orRAoix-d poss 5osAr
Mound and tLai suII lager parry of ssousass we're
ebcsmpeo stwf ohspce iron D~m, AMI ~as thought
60 sbern ssnu,l Waber To proceed {, Of the
of'nroabcss and report TO him ~ben II hoigbt thae
scnve nes'Utsb ouo he tshsn To yestore or,er
ibe latest PEGS from Ossas stated tbst That
place ~as thrtstDed nv three boanrsd Mtoursos, snd
ha. metepeeis had been cespsohed 10 la ~rspce for
Sfns.
u sppea's from pcrdence stipg from tho
feadqusfieIs OF the Ksbsss mij published IN Tho
la~f'bse R'InLhcaa, that C.pAss hig ipery and
IN, ne were oeprivto o. r nhons tho lSth Of
EhIu.ry.
Vle Otss~aone HsroId ccp Apns tbe accounts Of Tho
mnr' ets ID LID county Ga she 1850
vas run orr that Csockeus party were besiesed In
Fort Scou by ,be free sass men who are vs,vos roin
oJ"uert 10 tale the psce by storm
1be hIptfico1 Learns that ate art haa
ept General Parsons IL Bates md Css 70 asoe~,
AID ibe extbt Of me roObes there, ~Deioor wl
Re pectsy 10 cal out The mrA protest. sbo border
counties q hksouI from Capt hoo'g 'mcry's hand OF
u bbers
The D,mocrat has Information from q gentleman lost
FRI KsDsss that the Deputy Uoi,~i MsrseA sAs
ept 10 oUsut Of Cspt Montgomery, ga taken pri-
soptr ny The latter on THURSDAY oebs ss' bu, the. asr
zone Conference be sss reisssso fbe NssshI sta cd
that Capt Montgomery informsd tr
races GtJe all m ie1 by Capt Hamilton, Sho is the
head OF The remosb of the party formerly mapdsd ~
Major BotoTd. reported dAnitoo nAd Io6t the
I.HHeiy AID was en- route 10 GeorRss
FoRv LgAs gSwoRTm. May %
VIA Bsossyiis, Ssy 81, iSS8 I
MORE recent scocuI h from Ipe i0y so6staossao
the pfevioss reports Of The nNssd L. An
County
Colopei Moproe'p corps was encamoet o wainu, O,ssk
nifty miles distant the column pr gr-lR finely
Colonel MAY b Column marched tina uul Mug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-01
THE OUTRAGE ON THE SHIP JOHN AND
AfBERr

Prom the Neu Orleans PScayupe, May -
Capt Orowen, ot the sop John AMI Albert, which ~
rived here tos ling mt the 17th iosaot
wnsp between orics and CUBA, his ve0ei. with
American r.s ny pe, n'ed In I've uues by British
var sssner. ibe shot ne alleges passec q,te close 70
the vessel ard ever her, and che compeIed 20 besve
~ without bseoR tine 10 take 10 the Of TIE sno,
so ~ 20 save Ter spa,s, although vas blowing very
pes.y the Tine and che bao thing before the
WIND Tue lat stot oreJ Alter abe bad the
~bd-Tassso jus, efbesd, and evidently Intended
N chmstt her. she th boarded from the mer
and Cap, Cro~e sss required 10 sons his papers Short
" sner the Rrtsh eeet had eu united Stat~s
fes'e tame 10 the Caot. uro~e reports thst
a. the tusre In company with ship Nasbao Hspau
Ma, L. prtb ~ ~ D,ngo, pass6 Aod exchanged eoors
Nth I'D Amsrwao steamer bound east May rs paused
and tIcbased coiDrs ~hb Spanish IT. frsate bound
easi, opposite Ginger Gay, old Bahama chanel
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IL was stated sasurcsy the schooner FrsDcis
French, Captain Tones J. Alec, OF New Ierssy, he'd
been ttizeo si Nor'ok wb sisvc ooocss ON ,ssd
The Save belonged W james Sce OF sm,na-ld Va aad
Ge scbotpsr sas captured On rbnrsoa, b,ght 10 q crseU
beios N,r'ok. sbe tai en- be- sbs CIT, aod q
TIE rbsrf was met by eIcs~d sro~o OF sous I 90
tnou,sbo psrsosr. The norbaoo po treat ,bas Of
oue time IL WIS fesrst the p.r,ks ippica<d would DO
treated with violence, but nssi tho excnemsot some
al cooled down, ano on FrEay evening" meet pg
vas neo, and the too~ipg preamble add resolutions
soopien:-
Where's The citizens Of Norfork and s vic,p.y have suf
FIRED severely by be los % their prrp~ry beev-
mF uht h'rs nRen, In this nv he
TON s,N command ~ packet eirs between hts
f,w Vera i.he oeson -ho aids III. 81 ssv~s AMI
whens sfet toe feyelopsn, D's msde N d. 4, b
tf The schooner Francis French 9Th sl.-s 90
sviDcsd ucb p'eret spds mp. Thy be matter asd ussd
expressions VIII mar from The shud be per mi.-
ted N use In ouihern stat 'bersfore, be
f,s I've Thai mmttse apt ontsd nv he
ffsr " sive IN m ds notice 10 10 eave he
ei'y Of Norfolk vi hin twtr four never again 70
fesossd Thai b- SAID Mott depart h~pcs
wiit be TINE sppo btei for bis a-red ssd
i.ahred roden on rail- and abs ped north hs aboioa
borrowed That the opinion crrnm,,t.s fon The
ess .rcs b, FIRE t>.p hs bsoer ,nn-
% slave property OF 81, ib.refore he 10
ke.ovsd 1bsttseru 'oar hou-x notice g,v-o aid
DstsLbuf 70 lesve is cry and vicinity under penalty
OF \ sat OF TAR and f.aihess
rbe raus, mep's Of tho resolution were inup-dsssly
cfmplso WIN The tnice,s sro crew Of the wore
oou uiued 20 jail TIER rsmss are Captain, rocs. J.
allen; mate, 1bos Inveispd; cr-w, JOIN Love'and,
Besj Iovelard, Caleb tov.lspd and wm q Thompson.
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The Atrsto Expeditions.

WAsinNUrON, Way y, IsoS
have desire 10 be drawn into newspaper coutro.
versy with any one and certainly 10 not my intention
" utter Into asy discussion with the subordnses OF the
expedition Rat 10 the public aud Interested IN Me
subject will say that my preliminary report, sent 70
he United Ssss senate ia obedience 10 their order,
bssed q "mcst careful stuty made during three AMI
bali months of personal observsou and shall be pre-
cared proper time for furnishing estimates Of TIE
,spepse 81 the entire work. r. AUGS. CRAVEN,
Lieutenant vrtsi strtes Navy, commanding Airsso
Ivreariou
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STILL ANOTHER OUTRAGE.

We are ADVISED from Washington that the Navy NJ.
pastnens has received Information from L eutsn ant
Amy, oormssoies the steamer Fulton, stating that
while st rsu p'co the American BRIG Baear OF New York
arrives there, the captain Of which reported that while
CT ka,a he boarded and searched BY The Rrnhh
steamer syx, and detained three hours
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OUR NEUvITAs CORRESPONDENCE
kEuyrrAs Cuba. Nav 10 Is6s

The Erci1h Odrco-s at SoeSa Ia Grande
Several rumcrs have lately reached W here Of high
handed measures being tAken by her Britain nsjesys
crusers with pesceful uoses and timber vessels near
ssaus Grapce The reports true that have reach.
ed here think hat old Roman, oAss, VIII have work
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