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NO. 80.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff $ Sale.

-ry VIRTUE Or AN EN CUTtON,
tssl'd uut ~ thn lItinct court ui iit Thifd Ju-
dclal h- tict ia and or the count. "t Santa cruz.
sid state 81 NHlnrn q, 90 M directed md delivered
q INN AIdiug "a make ihe q nipr thlusand
tive hundred aud o. 4hp five dollars. tSn5etl with
interest thereon az tie rate of two and Que half rrr
cen pty mor'h fom Ia 1th dty of Jul. \ u 1858
until raid "nd ihe further sum uf twelve twenty
seven oue hpndtdhs tSl2 2.fI doliurs co,ts If suit
ant htl eccruirv cost ot ard wit her, .u ANDREW
al NSSf H. g. plainl % and JANIS WILLIAMS IL
defendant l lave I,Ntrd upon and " 10 cN4o~e at
public sale to the hiphrs hdler tor cash. ,n Sat-
utday the ilth day or ~'rtcnb'r, A u
lS-N nj y e hour Il clock. L NJ of tuid uRt. all
oi the CHI tuc and ,nte,s et the above named de-
fcntan no ani to all that certain piece coz Iaue &C
land S Ing ae miuE situte ia Chico township luttc
cnuUty. and State ,t California and known ns tho
srrih-i as t"lleN- t'-vII lbuiuR al O uoiut on
ihv >HciHu IHif tst.r I'r.t one uul uuG halt miles
bc'"" the iuu Ia stan'.ri i4rnllrl u"tth said
point berg the Hotth west corner ot thc "l'hao
~rcp Innrhot iAetur rtpuhug noTh -iNty cisht le.
grces Jos ehti, g,. lHuI. 2 nuI two nud ,orty
one 'unlr t.h- llo. id 800 tth, chain, TO q
stake marked 'FaJVrl i,t1 l.ue fgu0l tho Sa.ri-
IA INTO river $40 cIulusto NJ plt 'p meridian hHlug
the UouuIaN line b.tVr,u sud ltrvvu and Limo
Scco Enuch'tI t.eucc from 'Hil stake 10 ttod Par
wen north iNurtech aud ono Lali III 'b degrees
ra,t dve hundred aud thrya r}aiu. auaI 10 thteo
cuek, thruc, down said crroh with a.. meanterings
+" ia" Sacramento river, tErurr down Hnd river
with It's m"andeiue. tn the place oi beginning com
tslniug five leagues or tNrntH two thou.aul ono
huudtod aud uiu'tN three 1!lH3i tcfrr of Hud moro
or less, aud bring vlaun numb rn1i 20" tho docket nt
the lntc triirl states Lnut Commissioners. and
number iSl on the dorNci ot land cam. Va Hhd lor
the btui, tuuit of the Uu'tpd states tor tho
uuIt tndstJilt OF zoe state OF tati"tni, together
with all aud singular the tcncmenis. horadtanen's
aud attul'an,cs thor,uuto belonging or lu any
wise pertaining
Tho al, We snl, to take place st thc Court House
ar, IA the town OF oroNlla tuHit! r'I enle aioro-
snid.
y. y. PLT.H, SAo,iF FuUr comfy.
Crotilir Auf ao i-,b.
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eATHING ACCOMMODATION
Connected with tho House.
Shower Baths Free
Butte Table Mountain COnsolida
ted Mining Company.

NTOTICE Ia hereby given. that shares Nos b ~,
~ I21, I'D 40 IN the above named 20. VII be
sod nj public auction on -aturdav, september loth
b.t~r.n 10 aud l2 O'Clock m., at tho Courl mouse
ux,,v,,,s IN nav nm far bark sssessmenls iy order
a Bosrd Of trustees. Nm. II. RHODES, Pfest
Gas. WALpEYEs, seo,y.
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rUrDy APETuDTs tSi

-V,UrRv ApETIl DTS kN0S ia hts~tnte %h0"rhV
| for wan Of Sci-ltic medical treatment, ana
v,u fear /, apuiy 10 rhysician becln-" theS nave
fe.n drceiv.d or their friends have been by me
rthe dharlninu- wh infn-t the community, ana "ho
pu,,lish themselves n good rhy-icilns, Professors
etr To all rurh we unhesitatinRy recotnHrifh ~
{, YounV M n Physician In whom hil Dan p'hr" ron
a,la. ce lie IL man Of eminent ana pr"io1h'
al N a good surgeon. an honorable man, ana one
a no ran -ynps-hi-e With per-ons In af'c.son MS
.tauIing PhysctHn and gentleman are bph
commemorative first nv hts medical works which
,,r an hor to their author, and The extensive and
hyhiy sncc.--ful course of practice With which he
a. tirn hnp,red SINCE his advent IN California, AMI
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle oi
acq Iaintanees,
uNHNENBER-That nr. ], e, Voung's ONCE fo'
AZ the treatnrnt uf PriYa1s Diseases Il At the cor
ar ~ M,nr, merry and California sis, san Francisco
Northumberland DR.. yonng wants ho patients
hut those fully capable of appreciatlnR ahd dlsph
grishina the ser vices of regular. thorough bred
physic an, from the patry unlearned ana "inins
Guack.
| REMEuBGR-Thai Dr Young !. The only regular
bred physician ad versing 20 euro diseases oil imprn
dence.
| RENEMBER-That Dr Youngs remenles anu
treatment are entirely unknown 10 All otheI. pre-
pared from ife spent In the gren hosp %
s1t and the nrst In this country, IRON Pu'o e"eun
Gals imported.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
Cal DIN
STArE OFFICERS.

-'n'''. s'.'s'''... ''''..' ''' -. 49,
+, W Governor .,....'.' '''''' -. ,
rssa-er .Thrpas ti"'lr'
lahrnev C.,ora, rhos " Nr',ol'
swernr General ilornro \. h'v'"'
es rrn'ov .lnhn HN""r
''S'frr. ......s... .s.' " :. :, , =,
= ~-A-"' A-"'.,...........,...s. j. Terry. ~. w
!" ~ Snn-"'ne Court .,.........,' h'@. ~
s-stsry n, s,o,o Vn,rs Pn.-~r'
t1msnt cenerat WIN. e. Tihh'
lAtaran WIN. Baglcl
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THE GOLDEN PRE- !
ILLUSTRATED! ILLLUSrRAIEDl

The New Ycrk Weekly GOLDEN PRI2Eis one
of tho lar = ard h,,r weekly papots oi The day. An
Imperial Qumtu containing eRhl rdgo-,tr iurty col
umus, of rnttttatniht original mhttrt hhd elegantly
illustrated every week
glu worth trum % cents Ia 5000 co IN gold, VIII
We presented Ia each suh-cclbor Immediately on re
ocipt oi tho subscription money
one copy for one Stur. - 90 and gin.
one copy tor iwu years. 90 ~ Il gus.
one copy Tor thrco years. % .nI eil's.
onc copy for ave years. z oo nnd Rhis'
AND 10 CLtBS
Three copies one year s. 90 mud gs.
IWc COpi"s one year 90 hhd gus.
Ten copies ono m II 90 and To tifis.
Twenty copies one year 20 % ana u nus
The article, to be distributed arc comprised IA the
following list:
Packages of gold containing ....Sioo 90 each
do do do 80. 900 90 ca'h
10 do do du loo 90 tnth
10 pntrntle lever hung casd watches Slto 90 oaen
% Soli watchcs..,... .... ''.'..'''. - wv 'p'u
20 do do ......'...'' '''''''no W. "a'h
20g do do ..................3l 90 chth
400 ladies' gold watches. 30 oo 'hoh
300 silver hunnng cased watches ...,3o 90 ed'h
bun SILVER "a ntrhr..... .S $40 to - 90 Cucl
hoo gold guard. vest fob chains 10 io 30 90 rnth
Cold lockols, br icelcis, uruOchus. ear drops itts
iluS cut pms sleeve buituns, shut studs, which
KEYS Uold AMI silver thimolts nnd variety Ul othhi
ARTICLES, worth from 90 cGutS 10 slt ChCh,
Im,nrdnt,h On receipt of the sub setptiun mUpcJ,
thu sub erlbet'r name wilI bc entered upon eur buo
scrll ton book opsusio n number. hhd Va" kll t"'
responding with that number VIII bc forwarded WIN
IN one week. to the subscriber, ~ mnll ~ ~ Pf'n'
Ia HEIkEf n 60,
~ and 90 NofIat building. $50 NauadNay, New YORK
'.Spocimuns complete .cut iree. Agents wahtuh,
liy-lan-isl
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Justico's Summons.

RTNITrD ~ AT OF Avn IrN--
Y tsr 11E ul DNtIr E\t ,'o ur ilflI-
n ~ nee. Cor rfhtr .i.e stip llo ',olH 81
Ysu are ncrth, snrnip,cl I. nfichr 70, tnrr m nt
mt onec ~ Oi.hlr tuNutll u"y iNun', - tho
idry 81 'o.rr.tD, a. ~, "a. ~ 81 rk \.
N. 10 usw'r uu'" tln c"mh'a.n "' T. 'slrmHh
IN IS So furs tr FcQ ,tfF ID s.t4 - g. huNOtFl "a
4rVcn t,. hi a.. lo. ,s'1s ,J "lrr- cinl cd I" be
d 10. from you cop nCtnt tr monies a. u" UiV-
-. 10 '"-s ~ md d"'i''fcl ''d nh ~" =, hH ler
G mp'nui Il - u rN flrr Nhon dV rtt rll ha
''ii 4. n H., lo 0 III sud uuuNu,, Iur h WIN
costs md dan rc. ii >ou fnil @ rip ur aud htw'r.
80 the h,t or any 'httahir e id c'urN td.ot'
pr Mnkc l,pu 49, ice Md due re- u'n he eui
Cigen under my Inn, lhls h dny Of Aupusi, A. D.
So JOHN -. HI nay,
aiO Inwlm j. +. Ophr 10,
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xprv,pr oFIurnsIrIDN.

xnrlV tRE OF lNpnSiIlpN.-' c'hs"pu.lr'
80 of tho " i,lc surr ~ celebrity "' IN. WV" =
,,.,c-,t. ,nrst"r- hive sprung ini"rN 'enc'' pre-
ti adj, -, ip nrreri ~ q4crs of the hoHltuC nrl ana
t,,. .ocrp.llcA in imposing upon trw "l 'lr"n
,,rv ,err,rs Frrsou- " 'hinu io consult lhNs''
i'm .hnnil he very cnrcCll how they nl "ohhionc"
In he nuldshci cate ncn's ol slch 'h" W.
,1o, nre "a uns-rnnutpis in such statements NJ IN
NJ, ,,roc,c tf medicine, aud " very unsafe 10
trust The, viii 49, dcc.iV" vou NV tnise ''rlnoh'f
,ocurcd Cro,, ..drnukpu ioofcrs" who r"rinre thHn
s.ivc- to gnt nancy to anitsY u" rrnNlhs- " h''
| .,.sad .nnctttn W hen such Qunck u1tn- your con
, ~ Gin ,hen d, 80. vou with mercury aud other
,o,a, ~ us and after they hav" r"hh'n you ~,
,or, ,nnncv qui injured v"ur C"nsiuon, 'hN wiz
nat ,o,, NJ with the charge that You nave NOV "'
/ loved hit lr'c'luus .-..
! IN. o,ty wnv q nvoi1 such lmp"st'r' u w com
,It u, ! . Young. t1c P"n""r Aiv'ti!.',H rhyN'
.,,, -, at.rurpia At meeting oi the NricH 'hc,
a, nf u. @iair called go inHestipn" the -'nrc' H'
Wi trurtrp ihat he's c1u+e 50" nn'' -"''' ''x % =
hi. rnuui.,. II was ~. uiInousl' tc'"'"''''' '
,Ii tho afflicted .huutI rnn-ul of. Young a. %" WIS
- ,,,,y r.,,,,l,r hv-,cinn Nc ADVERTISING NJ 'N'-
rn ma, pl, others in hi- linc hclnR qun'k. n' nl"S
/ - ant pr. net 80 be trusted Ih' Fu'',"l WV,
| ,I.,.rt ke notice ihRl thrr, was not phssc'Ah ~
/ lac meeting mo hnd ever seen "r h'h'h ~ -'"''
.,s.. r , .lrrnct cc from W. NornH, whit h"l one
/ f,h.,, brt bal -ren number of cn~es ON 'h"
/ c,,t,, uuncks who so vnu' inglv sci iorih thrlT
rrnrndrd ,irtpc. N the puolic rrN-. 49, =,
| fhp ohnve fact. shrull he borne IN mini Wy c'
aeekitg medic I as%t~lAnc" ,, ..
| r,an nt heaven thev prr getting thoroughly expos
,t ,,,J Il yin net Nc IonV b't1ra they VII h'NN "
NJ the rnn,,ry 20 nvoil the iusi i'dlrnaho1 ~ NJ
"n,,.gnI rnhlic rhon viii Al 90 Vi people RAM
| II, YouHg + . ~ oputiuued edprtstp bah'sh 9"hck
| cry non our inti@t
| pR yoUNG can he consnl'ed from VI !" =
u ,t h. r,cr corn, rof california aud Mouig"nerl
-. ava, The pRriyc isnre~s Office. san frnnci'cn
! .uI.ucr. cnci s.g the usual fee OF $40, will NEE
! with urnmp nj attention.
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4TaAN~3s

hvv lam-i,'t.1 W ui1',a"x '-1tn' oo the 'hor'
s1aI ~. with pnrivn'" t1s'o anil n"1'N"s'
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JUSTICES Summons.

WTNltlp sIAr.s OF AMIItitN--- fNiE OF
V GlhtlUruip, CuuuY ul tuIc ia .ut cu'H trrt.
Ni hir 1owt.hip, TIE le'rNr rf th" rNt" e tnll-
uruir, to james lIa.lHW, Htvltur; 80" trf h'"'y
summoned pppt ar ho. r M" 90 my ilc" o. bIhir
'WI -itp. county - ittt, t,"nt'o ION Nut q. enc
Der u. y s. ut 10 ''c o'h VI go au~Ntf untu ih0
.uu ltut IT ~ ., hurr >.V tti.- tn r' o'Ci The
suiu f hftl iCinr- md tcuft "n iiv tAI nt iha
r'to nf thi'or' cent. p't mouth i'.O" l Il "uy
Il March ~. util und .md u'rn' e. a. 80 10
lo due on a Ir M sffS mot" tH'd Nnr D., l'aN,
and sieutd Jrmrf IiutIfw, Nltu .t.r'. tht "tt no
ken Fnlusl yuu ur 'hu ltd nmauut II }"n toll 10
npu,p r n.d swtr =" tbr titt u ur urN hl"
of said 'ounN gIccuu2i Nuke legal wtNiee hnd
duo return hcrtuf.
Given und, m, baud This lah day of Aun'st, A..
u 1855. JOHN =. lNf,
Justice of tic Peace OF rald Township.
nr1a inv 0u'
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Defy Co no etition!
p O 5 II II r. :
slE iTuIAL ENrE9"AINNENTS.
CONCERTS and

CONCIUTS ana
EXHIBITIONS
(Orthe very Largest Sixe,l
s+ird nj this esta' ishn, nt short rctice. ND
d. L0'VrSr PRlCE'.
~ we nre r-co1-ri witN an cV'-' nun'hv Z
fr',,, o'h"r n,terial peclh'rly adapted to th'
|fqlnr of
ProgramNcs.
Bills or Fare,
wav-BtiIs.
T. Circulars.
Bali ,tcts,
Waiting Cards,
BIZ IrNis,
Cho-'St,
BIanISs.
ct, etc
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TxIoS. noxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE aotnor Montgomery and Washington SIS,
SAN FRANClSCO,
.A.1lth % Il i III q Cl n c. q n {:

I imatltr sontlnel, Jackson;
Ncrp''iiger, Ia Pot tr,
i"ral !, Crescent ttiy;
Democrat. Muriposa;
,cntihrl, SANTA cruz;
'hronlclo, hr,ka,
~ JlHfnur rublicof Los
Angeles,
Ieruld, lionicini
! 'oIricr, Ca.lumhla;
rntinri, Jack son q T.;
,tau,iard, Portland, o ~
,rpuH, oregon tItA,pi I
messenger, Corvallis & =
lrunus. FofliaLd .. 4.
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Butte Record.
.rnIIsHEp pAI.t l.uNpAYs ExcEprEpl

, nee on BIrd street, bc,ween Myers and
w nuntOon SITS.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG,

LateProfcssorat theUniversity, Penn
Can be tound at the old stand, eornsr of
.honfeomerg and California streets, san
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted private and with the
utmost conGd nee BY the afflicted nj all hours daily,
from "A. N..until : Pm. (Curessiways guaranteed
or no pay required.
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DUNG MEN

War cd prraone, or tho-" contemi il1fng marriage
,eirg warn nf physical weakness, should consul
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02
MIR. etcheI's Letter.


In another column will be found the frank,
manly and OPEN letter Of John Letcher.
Whether this letter is satisfactory or not re-
mains for the people of Virginia to say
We base always maintained, whether this
charge be true or not, that the present fiel.
ty Of Mr.. Letcher to slavery was uaiulpesch.
able. We regrc. Mr. Leic5er did not put =
lIcly renouuce all Sympathy With the pripc-
pies OF the RuifIer pamphlet as soon rs he
discovered the imposition practised upon
him by DIR. Rutfner. NJ man should be
held responsible for such an infamous forge
~ a. that alleged by Mr.. Letcher to nave
been prsctised upon him by DR.. Rufaer -
Our surprise is great to find that divine OF
tae PIesby terian Church, distinguished e.
like tor piety aud talents, would be guilty OF
interpolatiug into 50 calm argument on the
social aud political Influence Of slavery,
many things 50 excep.iunabie," thst Nh
Lctcher aod others should be compelled 10
refuse to pay Tor it, 1t would be hard to
bold Mr.. Letcher responsible tor this pam
phlet, after this explanation. Every man is
liable to like imposition. lie bears an az
dress, and, impressed with the views, he
writes letter for the publication of the al
dress that he heard deiicered;; but the author,
lost to every sense VI prOprlety, publishes an
address containing language and sentiments
differing from that delivered, and appends
the letter as an endorsement of the sentI
ments Of the published address. We appeal
to all fair minded and candid men, ii Mr..
L,tcher is not exOnerated from the charge
Of approving" this published pamphlet OF
DR.. RufGeT!
The opposition will eEicavor to hold Mr..
Lecaer responsible for the letter. To ehi-,
we reply, Mr. Lstchcr has already acka"w-
lcdsej, that within the las! ten gears" his
opinions have undergone an entire revolution
upon the subject Of slavery, and Mr.. L'tcL
er Gao well appeal to tbaE letter in proof OF
the forgery that has been practlsed upon
him. The letter says, the views ARE pre-
sented in a shape which cannot give Just
cause OF offence " even those who are most
fastidous and excitiog on ali Gjects having
any connection with the subject ot slavery"
Now, bad Dr. Rutfner's address, as be deiiS-
cred it, cor tanned the Infamous language o.
the published pamphlet, Mr. Letcher would
not have said it was ''ln shape which car
nat give Just cause Of offence" &c. Hare Is
circumstantai proof OF the forgery, zorro
bcratlpg Mr.. Letcher's letter.
Our prediction that Mr.. Lctcher would
make better defence than had been voluu-
teered for hiD is verified. His defence Is,
that DR.. Rptfner interpOlated sentiments
differing from those delivered. Certainly
very good defence. He offers 20 defence for
the anti.siavery sentiments be then enter
tanned, bn,, having lately repeated the error
! of his earlier life, very justly appeals to bis
public record as evidence OF the sincerity Of
that repentance that has taken place within
the last ten wears Rich EEg.
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Prince Georges County, Md.

FAREWELL SERNUN--Rey. \. 7. y. RJlte,
who for nearly four years past has been the
Rector Of Trinity Cuurch 10 this village, and
who has recently accepted call 10 BaltI-
more City, preached farewell sermon to his
congregation here on Sunday last. 1t was
sn eloquent and impressive discourse.
The F,uRTH OF JULY.--The national an
niversary falling on Sunday, the celebrations
will generally take place 90 Monday next.
At WoodviIle, in this county. arrange.
ments have been made for an appropriate
observance OF the. day. Mr.. Harris Forbes
is to read the Declaration Of Independence,
and Mr.. Henry A. Bowling will deliver an
Grafton.
AT Prince Frederick, in Calvert, there is
al=o to bc a celebration Richard {. Mack
all. ESQ, will read The Declaration, aud an
Grafton will be delivered by \. r. Sellers,
esq
We learn there is to be a steamboat ES-
cursiop on Monday next. from Hills Land
ing to the mouth of the Patuxent aud back
the same day.
There will also he celebration at the Spa
Spring Grove, Bladensburg.
The HARVEST has generally begun in this
county, and Is Low well under way. We
learn from various sections that the yield
will no. probably he sucn as the appearance
of the fields would seem to have wgrrGutod.
The crop has been greatly injured, 1t Is SAID,
by the unusual quantity Vi Tust In II, aud by
the presence Of the scat" ami the havo; 0!
the Join, worm, to greater extent than Is
generally experienced ID this region.
The remarkably hot spell Of weather
which has set in, renders the harvest one OF
great difficulty and Of no little DANGER
We have already heard of several accidents
10 the field, from the excessive heat, one OF
them fatal.
SALE OF VALUABLE STocx.--The Washing
ton Star, Of Monday evening, in mentioning
the sale Of Valuable Stock, by Clement Hill,
esq, says:--"See in another column the sd-
vertisement Of an approaching sa.e Of thor.
ough bred stock reared by Clement Hi!l,
c-q, Of Prince Georges County, Did. Mr..
II. has become UuG OF the most successful
breeders 10 the country, having spared me-
Their gains Dor expense, for years, to bring
bis stock to the highest stOndard Of purity
and excellence. Those desiring first cisss
stock, will do we'll to attend the sale, which,
by.the-by, is to take place in the hests Of al
agricultural region Of Maryland, as famed
for it's prOductiveness as tor the excellence oil
its methods Of cultivation and the hospitality
Of its citizens.
A New Posi- 0FrICI.---The Postmaster
General has established = new post office In
the upper part Of this county, TO be called
"Coiling,on," and appointed III. Richard
Iardesty post master. Thls location i iami :
iarly known as Sand Town" --PtamiefS
lRrOrdte
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saurny SIsytnIn Urn,

The New York Tribune says, al intelligent
writer in the train Of tie U;ah Peace Com
mssiouerS states that the system Of buying
and selling Indian women is carried on all
along the route across the plains, among the
traders and frontiersmen, as a regular estab-
lished practice. Almost every white man
along this route has an Indian cUncubine
purchased, in the case o! young ard beau,l.
IA ,quaws, at as high price as three VI four
horses, though old and ugly ones may be had
at much less cost. Once sold to the white
neD, her Indian relatives rebOunce ali fur
Their interest 10 her, and not merely her per
son, but her life Is at the dIspU-al Of her
owner. Wben a white man gets tired t DIS
slave wife, be ships her of and gets uno!ter.
TIE children II these uniUn5 are totally ne
elected Ly The theirs, and grow up as they
may under tie care Of tie mothers. AT all
the forts along the route, tie JUuug Cheers,
settlers, and all who can afford it, keep tue
snunW5
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End Of q silly Marriage.

90 the 18th Of April, says the Buffalo
Commercial, We detailed the circumstances
Of bssty marriage at the Geuessee House,
in this city, in which a bold widower
met, weed and woI" Ddlcina in the
short space Of az afternoon, ard the de-
parture Of the couple for the residence Of the
rich tut uucuiL!satei bridegroom Such
matches are not made 10 lleaveG Last;
week the yUurg and disappointed BRIDE pre-
tended u. make visit some distance from
her home, bur carefully packed up her effects
aud left her husband forever, having gone
west With relative Here is lesson for
ambitious damsels, who fancy that wealth Is
better than love 10 q cottage" and we trust
that it will not be lost. TIE circumstances
Of the hasty Wedding, the immediate and 10.
tense eriet succeeding the ceremony, the
gloomy honeymoon and flight, all point d
moral, it they do not ''adoru u tale"
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Central American Affairs,

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Journal Of Commerce writes as
follows The Executive Government Is
o sged in this heated term, in preparations
for setting 10 our own way all matters pend
iuy between US al Nicaragua. As DO trea-
ties can be made with that State, UT, If made,
would be useless, the Government will take
posse ssiou at least of the polt OF San Juan,
and adopt such measures rs may be neses'
ssry to reiustate our citizens in the enj1y-
ment of the Communication between the TWO
oceans, across the Isthmus Of Nicaragua
Ia the propriety of this proceeding. as WI
rs 10 the reasons for its adoption, the GcS'
ernmeht of Great Britain concuIs."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02
rslsxr.ph,c Dispatcher.

NV ORLEANS. June 29-1he report OF the
bosrd Of health Of this city, announces tne
occurrence Of two deaths BY yellow fever
during the week.
The Spsnis vessel mentioned as burnt In
the Ere to-day, vas the brig Hbia6a.
An examination Of the wound received by
N, Gibbons iu the duel with Hanlon, shows
it will prove fatal, the ball having taken eli
feet in bis lungs.
Bo,roS, June 30.--Tbe first section OF the
extepsion of the Magnetic and Uhion hnes VI
tslesrspb. eastward to Halifax, was compile
ted to Nssburyport, this morning; aud the
l;nes ara now open for business TO that point.
Tn. eontinuatiop of the line to Halifax Will
IA nusbed forward without delay, and upon
its completion the odious monopoly whieo
.hs, 40 long existed between this city sbd the
Provinces will be broken up.
Posr JKRvIs, n. Y, June 29.-Coi. Sam.
Fovlsr,s eldest daughter, Laura, while bath
ing ia the Nevisink river, near bis residence
in company With her younger sister ano
servant girl, were accidentally drowned Cd
Monday evening. The bodies were found
shout three bours after they went ao~u.
The daughter of Col. Fowler was about eie'en
yssrs old, and the other girl about fourteen
NoRRrsrowN. Pa. June 2S.--A man nam
Cd Farripger, living in Plymouth township
.hout three miles below Norrissowu. was
killed on Sunday evening by blow on 'oe
beck of bis head, struck by bis orother'
Who 10 now iu Jail at this place. Toe eoro.
ner's iury however have not yet rendered
verdict. The cause liz supposed to have been
liquor. :. =
CNcIsS.rI, June 29,-The distillery OF
George Curry, and three adjacent buildings
s,,u.tsd below Coviog.on. n.y., were entirely
eonsumed BY fire last night The loss Is es-
tima,sd o. ST, 900, on which there was no
insurance..
NV ORLEANS. June 27.-Ths exports OF
cotton from this port to Liverpool duripg tne
mast xeek were II 900 bales. There Is notn'
ing Of consequences doing for the continent
CIsc1ssAr1. Jsoe 90. The democratic
ssoy.ution Of the fourth Iudians congress
sionsl district. to-day nominated W. 5. hoi
mao 10 suti- Leeomption candidate ior Con
seess.