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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

Hon Jefferson Davis and small party OF
slderme, and scientific men went down Bos-
ton harbor, 10 a steamboat excursion, few
days ago, at the invitation Of the Mayor
After examining M.uot's L,dse Lighthouse,
they proceeded to Marsbisld, and thence
were taxed 10 stages u the Webster Place.
The party dlned in the Mansion House, and
10 reply to u toast Mr. Davis made an ex-
tended speech, concluding with personal al
lusious to Daniel Webster, suggested by the
visit to the tomb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
1 LEXANDRIA RESTAURANT

1 LEXANDRiA K r.. STA URANT t
a me subscriber uas opened the Restaurant
J .fe.y occupied by Samuel Tsnne,son, on Royal
street, near the City Hotel, where ne IS prepar.
81 70 furnish his patrons with all the DELlCA-
CiES OF IRE SEASON, in eating, and with
the CHOICEST LiQy OR>. He invites his
friends, and the public generally, 10 give him d
- /, and ascertain !oT themselves.
oct lh-euIm ROBERT TONLlN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

ENNULI>A HAIR BRUSHES. &c. &c
4 LO" Brown " Ind-Or soap; LuDIns Tx
uocr,, F!e' ca Pomad,s; badger having Brush
e iuIia Rubber Dressing and Pocket Combs;
Cold Cream; Amand,Ue superior Nail Brushes,
and Tooth f!ch-, together win general varle-
y OF Toilet articles OF the best manufacture,
just received and toG SAFE by
vc' IS A MILBURN, Druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

,'OK SHAVING Rogers genuine Razor
] STOP; also, Emerson ;, Caapm.ns 4 Hail.
with SHAVING Cases Compounds, Soaps and
bTu-hrs-Jus' received at
90 - n z MHIIIINLTlNiS q Einnst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

Lola Mou.ez lectured in New York, oo
Wednesday nign,, for the beuef. of the Rev.
Il .lph III ,yt's projected free church. Sac
nad lair audience, and among the other
notab,ities preseu, we're the Rev. DR.. His.
bee. Of Triuity Church, and ES-Jadge Ell
Inonds. The most interesting feature oil her
discourse was characteristic onslaught on
those Of MIR. Hoyt'. clerical coliaborateurs
who have expressed their disapprobanou Of
his course in accepting Madame Montezs Of.
fer to lecture III behalf Of III, undertaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

A'OUTH AMERICAN SOAP BARK, Lamp
- rlack, nushton's Cod Liver Oil, Gulta
Fercha spring Pes.aries, received, by
DIX. K. h. STABLER. PhaTmactucis',
oct is No is, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

= AREj1s in receipt OF another lot of
w Nsw iITk State CHEESE, OF superior
quality; also, III store, Is bbIs pure Cider Vine.
gar, and HOO tbs. bes, quality bed Soc Leather
oct II Il ENGLISH Il BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

Captain Pearson c)mmands the Facihc
mail steamship J)bn l.. Stevens. 1t 10 Sta
ted that no sUonor does his vessel leave port
than he assigns to each passenger position
ia one Of the li:e-tyats, ard tie men are
enrolled iuto boat guard and drilled each
DIV in all the minut ~ OF launching the
boats &c. The idea has proved popular
zoe on the Pacifi, side, and many passen'
GERS have been known to wait at both Gods
o. the rouie for his ship, in preference TO any
,ther vessel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

4 'HkWlNG IUBACCO-LyHch5urg best
" for sale by PEEL. STEVENS q co,
oct 10 cor. OF King and Alfred SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

DYE AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, with
IL Super, Extra, and Family Flour, for sale
BY oct 10 Z. ENGLISH Il BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR ssUMEEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:

SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10, 1883
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

A marked change has come over the
Washington Uoon suco the recent elections
10 Penn-yiyaoia, Olio, Indiana, aud Iowa.
A few days ago, the Union held the follow-
ing language -
There certainly. seems TO be more or
less danger that the Democratic orGanlz tnJn
10 this Country, like that Of the Republicans
aud Americacs, will become mere piece OF
mosaic. u bit OF white stone here and bl'
of black stone there species OF hydra o,
many heads, composed OF many men Of
many minds."
Tue overw helming defeat TO which the
Democracy have just been suhJociei 10 the
above named States, has had wonderful
effect 10 Frightening the mental vision OF The
government organ. A new song has been
put into the organs mouth. Instead OF tn.
Democratic party becoming like that of tht
Republicans AID Americans, "a mere piece
OF mosaic" it seems that the disasters e
Wednesday last. are destined 20 unite the
Democratic hosts mere firmly, and to work
out for them triumph conclusive and over
whelmins! The recent temporary triumph Of
the opposition 10 .be States named only serves
the Union thinks, to furnish lessons Of exper
fence for future guidance" 10 an exultanr
spirit, the organ txclsims, Black Republ
capism has no irm bold upon the honest mas
SEES of our couutrym2n. We hase met a; d con
auered them 10 the past, and will dot again
10 the future. When fully aroused ahd
varied of The dangers which aow from the
triumrhs of these sectional enemies of the
Constitution and tie Union, tie voice CT u
patriotic people will soon consign them t.
merited defeat"
We submit that the Administration organ
is very thar k!ul even for small favors. The
Union evidently locks upon the late rout, as
betokening hopeful tu,ure!or the unterrited.
IL New York should follow suit in Novem-
Der uext, according to the organs showing,
nothing could be more opportune for the De-
mocracy!
We admire the philosophy Of the thing
but are cot quite satisfied with the reasoning
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-16

"a BAGS Rlo, Java, ard MaricaiLo Coffee,
~ Tor sale by
cct 10 KINCHELOE Il BRUIN
4 EWIs'S WHITE LEAD, warranted pure,
4 4 received. and Tor sale by
oct 10 II. COCK Il CO., Sarepts Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

siiaseoDs, Of which sr. csius takes i Advantage oa
is 1t the house especially deiscisa AM gave
The I'll che oooors ~ g-ouoe success M C,u,u.
IL now an established nsropNtan fsvor''e, sad as .
uaufr Of coV'ss. h's Visits sui be more frequent
LAURA KBxnE'E rBEATae-"LoUIa XII"
An adaptation casu,r Desvgnes trsgedy codas the
aoove tre, p-ocucec tere las, night for tho arst
u2e il this CITY, aslsva. Ehas beca D,ay cd, how.
ever. BY Nj Cuuloocs IL various parts OF the country
sod Ess, 10 tse "9iicw Copse" nrs, paue Ia
biz rep1tc,e the Tragedy o. "Lous XI " first pre-
pared 10 = sish b, nr 8ourcicsot for Mr. Charles
kssli AID ~e Gay cay, IN pfssant, that ar s'nc
cicaaus piece Is acuoh better than tbs oegioal
II ~s nssaka not, Mr. ". II. Mark yell, Of
iopcor likewise produced the play 10 Enxneh.
Az ,he po ciasp's, ard msbv OF tbe situations
aseD y Delargfe frou Water SGott's "Qu rtu Dur
~srn the Ensrsh authors cannot he charged ~h saxog
anything than thst wnicn legD lately beopgs 20
,ham. 10 hr Ccu docks version there u potcing ou.
Llos Al WHICH par NJ Candook pisss very well the
sisc- bo@ever, is Glow for metropolitan
d'ecce was yell dcne in every respect the scenery
arc appointments being especially appropriate and excel
ieur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Brooklyn City News.

4omK DEVELOPMENTS IA CAsx NR AUSTIN -Yse-
te'oa! afternoon several ot pnstea arrested sas
pcoh Of celue implicated 10 tna :roohery OF Mr. rheo
Austin, prougo, before Ju,scs Corn veil upoa
tire corapiart OF the Dsr.ct Attorney
janice Gien was se.sigosd aud ne.pg questioned TO
the affair acknowledged navng accompanied Austin toe
'gtoornood OF his house in Lawrence street ia car
rsge IRON the saloon eaors having clicked
w thirty dollars which Austin bad dropped He dsniss
all knowledge the watch regard TO the oher
Ing money. There formal examination, an. Gilien
committed until Thursday, he will BIS brought
out for teArirg
Bugh Brennan the OF tho cab, and John Smith,
tbe driver questioned ~ to their knoweoee OF the
afisr. From ptof alton obtsneo appears tnst
they iDnoceat Of any oompi,iy. Brenuau WA ds
chsgso DIS osn reccs0izsUcss and smith ~as held
Justice Corr veil requested to call at house o'
Mr.. AustD soncay usoi, 70 take n's deposition t1e
Justice found him very ~tas question.
eiaten tr no IL .ossesGrn Of his faculties Hn
made the following stsanent:-0n saturday Afternoon
ast, about .our O'Clock, met Mr. jacob Tolcot At Cong
Ito Carl'a 10 Fulton street Brooklyn after drrkng
sevs times weat 10 Jones' Hotel No. 26h Fu
street, where met ng father ia iaS, mr Witiism
Wanda Shortly thereEfte. 1ocot' cvile1 10 take
riae We then reuruad 10 rsrlls stabs aud hirad a
End wagon started toward F.aoush. Wolcotr
told me before starting hoseger, thA. DE old not
have q cent, and ! told nm sortd cay for IL.
3. ore reaching Van Brunt's. the Couey Island
paDk read, Uolcott gave segar, and Shortly afIe
smoErg experienced very qaeer sensation, and %
rsmassd 10 the person l., Vac Bsup,s seer room
arrival there after drtnsng Il lines NJ Vao Buqss
We preceded 10 the house IT NJ O,xsy gstaoc- ao'
wne there | became UNCONSCIOUS suo kneg notnrg o.
trarapre1 after thst uotl ts following Sunday
a orc ny snsn found mys.h ia Lagreuce stfest near
reerenca At The tifoe net wacot hal about my
u. 500 on hundred ana collars banx bills
various denogs,obE; about tea or Twelve collars and a
ha IL gold about IN silver sma change sod go
Sstch think wolcots handled some ~ my moaey Ehle
be was tb o. DC had bseo arrested vi the
tim q portion ~ you'd found upon hls psr-ot
make this voluntarily aud do It under the 50
couduop 10 which I aro nov.
Iris pts.ernentis al vsrAuce with other facs, which
will in Que tne be developed.
Mr. wolcott having ertained tie nature Of tho state
merit voluntarily surrendered nimsel, and deman Is
nve-tgston. 6e permitted 70 80 on his own recog
nzsacss 10 appear when called upon.
Mr. Auatin gas very low iast evening,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08


"Rigoletto' apnaupoei - tue Academy this evening
for tire tine with n- dIs,rbutIon which Ssestd
such faror. last week Ths Includes Nine. Gsssier
Miss A. Phillips, s,enAn Garibaldi and ASSEM-.
Mr. slrat 1rch bas engaged Mr. Brgpoli, the popula,
tenor, meu Der OF his opera and cooceri company
Mr. B-gno Rod intended to 70 Europe, vh-n this
engagement Of eish, months, asi 800 pcr month, ~as
offered n him. - vil be seen that Tho
revulslon o. last year has 10 no degree 70
daced the salaries ot the Nilss. Mr.. St-akosch's
troupe for the Fail and winter campaign Ia very strong
including, prime donne % Parodi aud De wnorss
teocrs, BrsnoD, IAhoooua and Eiusrd bsstones,
Amodo and Barii, with the neg graod ossso, JuucA
Mr. ssrakosch us commence operations 81 Bar,ons On
neat TUESDAY, with tie Figta del Reggmsnto," 10
which Nine. Coiscn will make her debut Ana~rds she
will slng in The "rravls,s" With sgnors Bngaon aud
Au.odio, with Mr.. Auscnuz conductor. Succeeding
The three nights at Burton the company will appear In
Philadelphia Boston, Baltimore and Washington, return
us 10 Mes York ir Sovsm5e7 and afterwards making 4
tour lhe Wet ard SOUTH The gard scale upon which
the "a and winner oAmpa4n Ia to nc Conducted, sno
clearly ths, the musical or tho country rapidly
rrosr@s'ns
Nmc Ga-zarsa has arrived al the Everett House from
NosporL Il d her intention sail Cor Europe Wed
nesdas rex, 10 The Canard steamship. We sorry 10
oss admirable an artsl a Mmo. GszzsnigA
wALLtcg's rHEATRv-Tuy ENGLISH orvyA.
"fucY fsmmermoorv wss reprcsensed lass evening
Tor Tho performance Of tho Eas h Opera 0onaoy
The audience full sod enthusiastic, the sruss, Mss
Anner Nssrs Miranda, Grilnele -ni puJoiphssn, sqng
VET rnt rerttiod the n Monday lLe elixir az
Love - anGt accea for tots evening
HieiUs 0sErsN- "JKssfs r.owr.'
Nj Nibio Ausurssd tn fall toaecn at ID, garden last
n'sbs WAN loo production ~ Mr sourcltAuts clever
cssue, "J~sse 1so~n, or TIE Relief 81 Iooknowp Not
vnsan6og me pdispu'shle proof hat the Brown story
hsoui e r"and slogan, and forth, has heca ptovei
humbag, yet The play zee astrsct 20 ~ ever.
Certain :, fha' Sbl9s crowded ,s, IA. ron, SOP
60 bottom. Tho performance excellent Misc aauee
Rober IroS vos usus ratus and sympathetic 10 Tho
role Of the hsrvco snt supported by several artists
who s,Ieare9 tho orfgrsl distributcr ipsludiug Mr.
Bourc!cauh Mr.. A. "a. Davenport ant Mr. sloar Mia
AGA 6 atom replaced Mrs Hcsy amy Campbell, add
nshsrWise tne east vas gccd Altogether tire drst per
cru ance ~ tho rev very succe-sui Jessie
Brown L etnturced fo' cvcy ngos during The week.
EusrON's rgEATKs-MR. COLLINS.
mis- ucpalr actor and vccalis; n now In tho second
week q very successful enlargement he h~ produced
,Ap Stek orc Ct Mr. John Bsvugtams pioausat come.
lies, The Fortune Hunters" whicb has been play ID
twics - full Lous~ Is clever piece, full Of capna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
Mr. phiur Addressed ,ns iury for .ee detenat. !,

Mr. PhIn Addressed the jury for the cefanctAs
Tho learned sumG.d 10 he stated tnai sao -.
ec, OF the action punt hing dseo dsut pt
ages tbst ehect BUt " wee evideCs "a s-e
YES NANCE they must sSarc compsnssu9a, L.aSuga il
die u u At q pcpisnm~nt
The Jury toupo . net Tor tna psiot a. Sh damage
G15o the three oels, SSI Of
We regret 70 htate that SIEGE bus arrival at 8ls
the leerued Baron has been Tar from we'll w unce.
etsud tba, BaroD WAGON s8mn2 reader ss
lance, 50 1at there vii Do ss,ng aos t6s
csos will hike oe,Ug deprive her cuasel afs@r nav
ing mao combinations aud aiar their n-va been
e.ii considered by their sivssrs, W canrs tel
We certainly thing, tnal there mao be crest
discomfort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

rbouas aast'sEs JoesPg MAcFAaLAsp t. Miss sAssu
J ioixs. tou' q sls css
w.Kx-Ar-srsHR Ga Suodsy -vsnias. ;aui by me
Rev john Oo~rrg o DAVID WAKvmAs MISS
NAM STARR bon e. ala CITY
WAITS TIRBais %, ropaay s-pt 9 At zoe rs.sdeces
OF ste bvio~'s 70 b~r bs the Rev wiley o N isl
chc'cn. j hrsSf p Arrs, D., 10 Mise Hs-sissrh fiB
BAir, sli OF TINS CITY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

RoESErsov.- On Thusdsv, Augaa ~ ~ syr, Scotland
TIE vido~ Of ne les Mr. Wuuks RoaaSrtcy, rfUter, o
new York, OF q soa.
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DwIros--EyASs tn N0fay, sept 3. BY She Rev.
kenraday, Mr. JOSH q. HaxHroS to Mis EsuTEe EvAss
an o. Brooklyn.
MA0ARIAsp-CoWy.--on Monday, Sept 9, by the Rev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Bsssford's Billiards Sales aud pIayt.ss
rooms tag luton and No street Blhsra Pa
.c- 70 tables on aoot Court and hemsoa s,res's
Rros,klvu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Wheeler q wtlsSss's sewing Machines
valuable improvements. tice SO B-osdwsy.
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Good Tea 81 tho Chest, anu no ibs. Gooc
gnee fos 81 OHnisTiAssos's tea warehouse, No. 4
chanb.ss street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

BrorE,yp = PnosoSr-pnsin on. Lite s'zs, IA
UNIV '''' "@' WILLIAMSON BIOS, arus,s
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mI~s'Gns SsSssJs
I.sUrior TO rOUrBxka MEgnaa-ra
u 81 s. .,S1s l sss %.
from t.t, sn,, 40 . = .' rs % zoe r. ~ ~
loo nv sh,ese price "ouf c,o.ns -.,,eera sac
noa,rs has rss,csn sh.ssa, usvas yaalpsr
ducrd sorce ,hirss per cent e~'"- prs,s ,...,.,,
role In pores. 20 beaver a.asi
TIE. vIrMxR,s GEeAr pijs sfs'iftC.
~ sr'at s9r ,, -, al .n'-rssi ~ls.o''s' ''e'
Esa,enrr s'yrs g hardress = pnson; 10 hi e.! @fs
81. tA' aowssy drus $50 just shove eeooas
NIAhoED JxwFLRs
IL tmsauf. uurer's pvioea.
- , 70 per e1rt be ~ etal store prices
u V n. 'ss'ss. ~, 90 broadway, 40 stair,
DR. M,Nrzras VITALITY s.sR~s lrs .sD
~ vgcr re r-rvcr' 'en 10 d-e,'sien and &c.
o. Others csr'y vira-s a-siora sod
gernsaent go a,nsa~s, And all ersssa. ST. bottle
H. Usses gauARy
10. syss,rr .ouss linton .ans.e :. "nrps..s.,s IN
~rsuse.s ,nerd'cg y- the c,s sh"uo -pps
p''' ''s IL -'''''' Ii H.w.sY u cLsrr. rroprtsor
yyoLD ~ArrHEs aoLD ~Arcaks,
IT ~hclr'a's ard .e-i
d. Q. PEACOCK Loadoo sso,ssraled %
rANiDAAir, r,S srosd ZAP. up ssAirs
GKsAT nspUcTios IN rHx Par1s. OF
-oee VIE *. c.es a a 10 .rs es r cur ak
,~s nnei- dep ito casto~efs
''~' / n sisusa co. No .ss sros.w.s
tJYArI's LID BAIsAA.-THE MOST CERT aIr AMI
q s s"s % s ss.s .ss !. a's s.s
rl.s trocviy o TIE blood % uAs'er ~as' 'sass
fhF iiFL salsas |. daily curing q, rors. o.sss =
snsp.oD O. se sowes srsr.l Dsog fa.psSs Coz,
Agent 70, Brvoiiyn. nrs aAYES. NO Hs Futon
In1nR rALACE And IHk CoTrAGA
i In the couuirv and the tosu,
Il hotels .ld pIi =. e, ms .s &c a.,
Inytur wardrobe I. your nedsteads,
Ia vour cellar in y,ur ni'ls.
Lyons .d~r sAss ~ iasesiA
LSos i O. . Sssssaa Pevss. and r,n..
IMPORTANT TO ApvERrrssxs
TBx p.oM ' Low o.s'T AID 81 Anvil
sue msnuf.rturing Journal
'be uit,d s,siss III
cber rr- pub,rs,on II the cry ~tli resrh
ttuteC nnnhe- ,f up-IcepuonabIe sdser ssments viii
20 adnntt Al ors eoiar per lne , ~,
IN Is4s w,1,s NERVOUS ssrIDorE WAS eIEsr
rom o b, ne nsas sso s s@s.5es s 70
eiyno 10. morey ~ Csc. where Is GOT ton-c oea.
s dysorpss ,rsvJ o any ssrTSs' m - Der
md ali oraegiI.
cor ouf fos isiT.TIoss OF LEA 4 PRRRIr's
Ia sc-c. sershut ssuce John DUNCAN 4 sUcs, 40
ro.owa, zoe sF-uts for ne propri-ors
pofULAa TRADE
We offer the following al full
Twenty
ee'ow be pr,c"- Of an, -ssh,-ameal In new York
a compete sp. un.qu.'i.d ss,,e,, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

mrs Hs,r bye, q srn,,oas . bgx. Black nr
brown No 4 Barely s.ree, fnfsnbis Oneuer5 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

sfiNBE's aySuP.-rRrs GREAT BLOOD PrRiriRs
~ ve-kUes. ~~ro<~ls, hv~f kiADey
pa,rs tia simple nns bur,Inl no rs,n-r.l
~ Drink IN I'll hcad plains n IL msytcsl On sale
Cuks. H. RINu l92 rroadwar, md wholesale By BARNxs
4 PARK, Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

ssCostay's- Rat, Reach, &r Evtsvrnsnafpts,
The orlY nfsllble remedies xno~nl
Depot, 3Ss Broadway y. Y.-see Advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

10 Cents gets your Portraits ts,ssn on che
free labor. money system, BIZ HOLMES, 20 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Andrew A. Moser, 03 William tstrert, oppo-
se Plata sfnnve saionss in tbs city. Oreer
your blank hoois. lthogrspay. printing. Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Wigs o., T'oup~es 50, 81 Csssrrsn's manufso-
tory IA raog nroosyr tic ny place where Ara
rte article be Rad A. = reasonable prics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

ts~o- sInnners1 Metallic Tabist Razor xsrDpl
rhs l- Ieoune dole has Aeen equsied Tor
Srrre he ps~sb. cog, For sale
& sAUHDERs No. Rouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Bsscbeios's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupers-
The The world surpsss'nx all Made, sold and sppo,
u The mandatory, rs Br,Adwsv.
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HoiIorays PnIs-A Foul stomach pro-

the liver irritation Or Tee .owels sssd
arfe debility. sfnsci.or exsau~tloE-des Ar
rect be % hes- .if6le lu.ocs~ sh aoossy
rre~stble pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

Crtssadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs nnd Toupers.-
The best IN world VIII l-aie aud retail and toe I've yr
vstely applied No. Asvr Hou@e
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tyesr--vts psgesves. Fell. Unrrs~ or e tsor.
their heshusn' IRE whole trssd carefully by GRAND
Jrsr, 50 Churcs street
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uscicai Cure rr.ss Omct.-marsr a. go.
Nc vescy street. Assor Hoase. Tr and supeorsef
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For Cricr'rg enc Ifs'r u. Wilson's Brir
caorer, oniv bottle cSsrx no cuor =, Sisss
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n sprfst ne wsfr~ does 49, f-1U~s the ANr h1rean H.
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N ELEGANT INaLfaa BRUssxLs CARPET -Oi
n 75t &C. src a0s per vsr5. ~ wool ingt.las &c
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

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authorized dspose the rsh FOR ID. Aos
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

THE PILyERED To fHk PfifEkkR.
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whether ysu do this on not,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08

ID sRwrsa MaCHINEa
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-06
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

HARRsnuRG, March 5.-The Committee on
resolutions unanimously reported the following:
That the people of Territories shall have cor
troll of their institutions, is the only sure guar
anty against agitation of the nation in regard
TO local institutions in States and Territories
That uniform application of Democratic priuci-
pies in the organization of Territories and the
admission of new SIrtes is necessary, with or
without slavery, as the people elect, and the
equal rights of all States should be preserved,
the original compact of the Constitution be
maintained inviolate and the harmony and per
petuity of the Union be preserved.
The resolutions arc very long and fully sus.
tain the LecomptOn Constitution aud the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Stokes offered a substitute by pre-
senting the views of the minority of the Con-
vention, declaring the acceptance Of Lecompton
a Congressional usurpation and that the mem
bers of Congress voting for that Constitution
are guilty of moral treason.
AFTERNooS.-An exciting debate ensued on
Stokes amendment-lOst, 81 to 100. The Com
mittee's resolutions were adopted by Ill to l;
anti Lecomptonists refusing to vote. General
nominations were then made. Adjourned till
evening.