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INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE

NO. 40 BRoMFIELD ST, BOSTON,
WAS established to supply public genuine Indian Rene
dies Tor all diseases.
DIR. GREENE, SupcriutcndIns Physician, no
CURED knowcds Of this system by experience uh the
Indians and understands their Medicine inva
IDS and All persons Interested In ho indian s,scn Medicine
should send and evt a copy otho
"INDIAN ARCANA,"
newspaper edited by Rev OTuRoE &. BAScHorr Whch ~n
sVc i Of the principal Indian Remedies. price,
And l eHpAa;on Of tbs the practice
lmposun which carried by pr,nders cory paper
viii be stnt free Of charge any one.
Consultations personally, OF by letter. Of charge.
Address, DIR. GREENE. no uromneId ~. Boston.
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Caledonia County Academy
i L. ACUAM.

7 i \ { II NJ.
N'llE Spring Session of II weeks will com.
Il mcncc on Tuesday, March ..
W. T.. BARNARD, \. r., PRINCIPAL.
Miss NJ. +. CLNlKr, Prcccptrcss.'
Those preparing for College win here find a.so.
ciatcs IA all tho different stages Of advancement.
from those lost in the cniauglcmcnt of Greek
roots and the ahstrusiucs Of Latin Grammar.
TO class that enter College the ensuing Com
mcnccm cnt--Spcgial facilities afforded those wish
ing To attend TO Music, French and Drawing,
T"iIion, payable the first week OF the terml
Common English, S3OO
Higher " Greek or Latin 400
Music, with use of Piano, 900
PcucilGug 300
French 200
Oh Painting, 200
Oriental Painting, 200
Grccian Painting. 300
Penmanship, "a
Pcacham. Feb. o, 1853. -o-5
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Raro chance for Agents.

"a, = g4titai ,,ii -iHft t-,t' be- if'trt1e-s 90
N Ib which Won Hu r.Hr il I. tIn q
mouth Address HfHWV HriH.-1I B. Withutfr
Hollow taIs, Vermont Inr.r over iNrI0I ono
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Planned Clapboards,

SAWED from the round log n superior article
- for sale by HIBBARD F. RICHARDS.
Vest Concord. Oct |. 1877 sac
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CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

THNHE Subscriber would inform the citizens Of
Lyndon and surrounding towns that he has
taken the store formerly occupied by IL Babhitt.
aud ftcd IN the same az a Cl6thiny star, ~
Tailof's Shbp, and has secured the services Of nm
experienced Cutter, and ~ now prepared TO firn-
ish Clothing in every variety at rcasonahle prices
He will also keep on hand large stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
TO which he invites attention of those in want o
the same. H. b. JONRs
Lyndon, April,3o 1877 3Fe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-06
To Newspaper, Book, and Job Printers.

"a M \ LIttSsLN,s EAIENr EnWlh cYlIYrCR PRINTING
sten, simplicity duahllit avid quality of cls cous,dsei,
an ~
erttr' International ,rharg,, u Exchange ST. Bosnn
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'DurlA the time occupied the Office 81
Of Fhln r. H. EdN, ESQ of bust0u did business Nt the
Patent OH,c procuring patents There ore
lc" any persons acting IN that capacity. who had
murh Iu-incss hcior" tho Patent uncc aud there
none who conducted ttWih more skill fidelity and success
ltCghlu M Eu,lN a. one Of the best Informed
Nu Patent Sooitrrs u the United states aud have no
hesitation VA assuring inv cntns that thcv cannot employ
pgr2n more competent aud trustworthy ami capa
.e 90 puirE thcr applications Doc form SECURE Tor brm
an early FM'orahc SonsdoIa99 At rrrpatent once,
EDMUND BtRKE.
Lite tumml s-ioner of Patents"
fr0D' TIE present Commissioners
'ArGrsr Y is, During tho time Ihuyc hehrthc once
uf toWWssluucru Of Patents, r. H. Eddy ESQ at Boston
has hrcu extensively engaged IN the
WIN -" once asa solicitor lie Is thuruush acquainted
win the law ana the rules Of practice the ONCE
gard him tho pablo and success fll
UtiohctN WITH whom have mad uihClal IN yrcuurSc.
CuAS. MASON, Commissioners ct Patents"
BOSTON January ]. 1855. Gy-Iy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31
Arrest OF a Kidnapper.

A white man giving bis name as John
Jones Moore. was arrested at Ashland, Han
over county, Va, on Friday last, on the
charge of kidnapping g negro. AT fret be
claimed the negro as his slave, and said he
was on his way to Philadelphia to receive
medical treatment for the Rheumatism
But upon being questioned, he said the ne
gro was free and produced what purported to
be certificate Of freedom, duly signed by
the proper authorities of Charleston-guar-
anteeing freedom to lillian Jackson. The
white man had an examination before Mag
istrate, Charles B. Stuart, esq, appearing tor
him, and was committed to Jail on the charge
of kidnapping free negro. On getting to
the Court House the jailor told the negro he
had to tell the truth, whereupon he said he
was q slave and belonged to Mrs. Weston of
Charleston, S. c., and that if be wanted fur
Their information it could be obtained by adj
dressing q letter to MIR. Frank Weston OF that
place. The negro says his name is Adam
He had pistol 10 his pocket and some mo-
ney, and through ticket from Weldon N.
G.. to Philadelphia. A discrepancy IN CIV
ing their names, excited the suspicion OF the
conductor on the Fredericksburg Railroad,
who put him off at Ashland. The parties
have been lodged in Jail, where they will
remain until the proper information IS receiy-
ed for sending them back 20 Charleston D. Y.
Rich Eag
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COMMUNICATED,


c. still keeps up the fire, but substan-
TALLY yields the point. | referred him to
the defects in the charter, to which the at
teution of the committee in preparing the
amended charter seems not to have been d.
rected. Now, if these defects exist, they
ought to be cured, and it will not do to say
that tho changes are improper, merely be-
cause the City Council overlooked them
The only question is, are the defects so radi-
cal and glariug tina. the altera tons proposed
meet the wishes of the people of the city
Upon this point suppose there can hardly
be any controversy. If the attention of the
City Council had been called to the omis-
sions and defects to which | have referred,
there can be no question that they would
have been inserted in the bill before it was
sent to Richmond; but because they were
not inserted then, there is no reason why the
amendments should not have been incorpora
ted in the act there. ALEXANDRIA.
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Con Qreas.

10 the Senate, yesterday, the President
pro. TEN. submitted several communications
from the Executive Departments in answer
to resolutions Of inquiry; among which was
one replying to the inquiry as to what mea-
sures have been taken by the War Depart
ment for the punishment of the parties who
massacred number of California emigrants
at Mountain Meadows, Utah.
Mr.. Hunter offered resolution for the
erection of foundry at Alexandria, Va;
ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Doolittle submitted joint resolutions
from the Legislature Of Wisconsin, urging
the immediate admission into the Union OF
Minnesota.
Mr.. Brown called up bill providing for
the condemnation of certain lands in the
District of Columbia, necessary in the con-
struction of the Washington Aqueduct; passed.
10 the House of Representatives, in Com
mittee Of the Whole, the Deficiency appropri-
alton bill was under discussion. MIR. b.
cock remarked that be had been Informed
that twenty-eight members yet desire to ex'
press their views on the Kansas question:
He said that as only two days remained be-
fore the Senate bill would be taken up, he
thought proper to make the statement, IN or
der that gentlemen might determine what
course to pursue under the circumstances.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY S. J. cCORMlCk-AUcTIosEER
TNRUSTEES' SALE OF PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA By
virtue OF deed of trust dated the 9th day OF
March, 1853, from T. w. Smith 10 the under
signed, and recorded in Lber G. No. 3, page
52S, OF the Land Records of Alexandria county,
We will offer for sale, at public auction, on the
l2;h day of .hpril, 1858, the following property:
rTss A TENEMENT and LOT OF GROUND
Is. on the east side OF Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, formerly occupied by John
Muncaster, fronting on Water street 20 feet and
in depth 1913 feet inches, more or less. Also,
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above, front.
ing OF Water street, SO feet inch, and in depth
1913 feet inches. Also, LOT adjoining the
first mentioned on the North, fronting on Water
street 2S feet, and in depth go feet.
The last named lot was conveyed to Hugh
Smith by the Mayor of Alexandra, by deed OF
the Sd OF May, lS4s, under sale for taxes, and
by the said Hugh Smith conveyed to 7. W.
Smith
Sale to take place at 70 o'clock, M, at the
Mayors Office.
TERMS One fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in 9, II, Is, and "a months, with III.
terest The title to be retained until the deferred
payments have been made.
e e. " w. s WArILEs' Trustees
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DIED.,

On the 3Oth inst, at the residence OF heT
grandfather Robert w. Hunter, Prince George
County, Nd, ELIZABETH BRYAN, infant
daughter OF Wilkinson and Anna Hunter.
In Washington, on the goth instant, TUCK
A-LlX-TAH, or "The man that has many hor'
ses = son Of Cha.hicks- staca-nasharo, or "Ihe
white-man chief who was noted as brave OF
the Pawnee tribe OF Indians" The deceased
was with number of his tribe in Washington
upon business with the Government in charge
OF Major w. w. Dennison. The acting Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, with his character
istc kindness, directed every attention to his
comfort during MS illness
In Washington, on the 29th instant ASH
NUN d. LUCKETT, son OF Legrand |. Luckett,
in the twentieth year OF mis- age.
At Woodlands, Montgomery county, (Md)
Mrs. ELLEN NJ. MAHER, aged IS years.
Requiescat in pace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

We are indebted to our Delegate at Rich.
mond, for the Map referred to by our Rich
mond correspondent, marked by Major
Thomas, our State Senator, and used by
him for reference during the discussion of
the bill to amend the charter of the Win
chester and Potomac Railroad Company, 50
ss TO allow that road to be extended to
Srs,burg. The map is very distinctly
marked, 90 that the great evils that would
arise from the making Of such road, are
observable at glance. The map can be
seen at this Office.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTlSER.-MA

be taken up for consideration. The motion was
relected-ayes So, noes "a.
The Speaker gave notice that he would, on
Tomorrow, or the next day, as he might elect,
move TO take up a Senate bill 10 authorize an
increase of the capital stock Of the Frederlcks.
burg and Gordonsvile Railroad.
The following House bills were taken up and
passed:
For running and marking the boundary line
between North Carolina and Virginia.
Amending an act concerning the overseers OF
the poor of Winchester.
On motion OF Mr. Kemper, the House adj
journed. 49,,
In the House, on Saturday night, a bill was
passed to incorporate the Rapid Ann, Locust
Dale and Madison {. H. Turnpike Road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

..soc,.t,on for Advanc m ent OF Science.
The twelfth annual meeting Of this Assoc
citation, composed Of the most distinguished
cultivators of the various departments OF
PHYSICAL, Chemical, Mathematical, Loolog:-
cal, and chronological science. will be held
in this city, commencing on the 18th OF next
month. The meetings heretofore have, with
but two exceptions, been held in Northern
and Western cities, and have been largely
attended by the me bers, whose interesting
papers have attracted crowds Of the citizens,
anxious to see and know for themselves, the
Swans whose fame is extensive with the civil
lzed world. And rare treat may be con-
identy anticipated by the citizens OF balti-
more during the week, which will be occu-
pied by the sessions of the Association. Its
officers will be Prof. Jeffries Wyman, of
Cambridge, Mass, President; Prof. John T.
Holbrook, of South Carolina, Vice Presi-
dent; Prof Joseph Lowering, of Cambridge
Permanent Secretary; Prof. William Chawe.
net Of Annapolis, General Secretary, and
DR.. A. l.. Elwyn, Treasurer, At its preVi-
Gus meetings the following distinguished
gentlemen have occupied the chair:-W. Z.
Rsdfeld. ESQ.,, Prof Joseph Henry, Smith
sonian Institute Prof. Alexander d. Bache,
United States Coast Survey,) Prof. Louis
Agassiz, the celebrated Naturalist, Prof.
BENJAMIN PIERCE. the first American Mathe,
mstician, Prof j. D. Dspd, the Mineralogst,
Prof. John Forrey, Assay Office, New York
Prof. James Hall, the Geologist, and Prot,
Jacob w. Bailey, Military Academy, West
Point. The members Of the Association
number about $50, of whom some four or
Eve hundred are confidently expected to be
present at the Baltimore meesiog-BaH.
du,,ic1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed of
trust TO the undersigned, from Silas ]. Saun.
ders and wife, dated August lst 1856, and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk of the County
Court of Fairfax county, will be offered for sale,
on the premises, on the nth day Of .April merit
the TRACT OF LAND, in said county, called
"CRACKER HILL" with sundry other Tracts
adjacent thereto, containing in the aggregate
about POS ACRES, all lying about three miles
from Alexandria on the south side Of Hunting
Creek, on the road leading from Alexandria to
Mount Vernon.
~ There are good BUILDINGS on said pro
EEa perty ready for occupation. A further des'
crption will be given hereafter
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; the remainder in
equal payments, with interest, at D, IL AMI ~
months. respectively. Title reserved TILL the
purchase money be paid.
feb l6-law4w6eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

The transactions in stocks, in New York,
were dali yesterday. A LOT OF thirteen thou
sand dollars Government fives OF 1865, was
taken at 1881 In State stocks there were
some large sales the whole business summing
up more than a hundred thousand dollars
Missouri SKIES closed at S23 D advance: Ten
nessee of 1890 at SO; Louisiana al 90; North
Carolina % and California seyens at 81, ad
vance. There were no sales OF Virginia SKIES ;
yUB was offered against 81, yesterday. A small
sale of New York city hve's OF 1860 was made
al "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

ALEXANDRIA FERRI.-We are pleased to
learn that project is on foot, with iair
prospect Of success, for the establishment py
the Gorernu ont of free ferry between this
city and the Maryland Shore, opposite
Several gentlemen in the District have taken
the matter under their charge, and hopes
are entertained that an appropriation will
be made at the present session of Congress,
for the necessary expenditures. 1t is pro-
posed to buy out the present company, and
the landing on the Maryland shore, phase
new boat on the route, and make the tran
sit free.
ALARM OF FIRE.-A squad of boys built
IN "bou.frs" 10 the First Ward, on Mon
day night, raised the alarm OF fire. and drew
out the fire engines. Some Of those engaged
in the trick, dragged hose reel to the scene
CT mischief.
SrRAwBERRIEs.-Mr. John Slater had tor
sale in market, on Saturday last, some fine
Straw berries, grown in bis dollhouse. They
were delciously favored, aud Of very large
size.
pRAMArGc.-This evening at Relief Hall,
the Dramatic Association of this city, will
give an entertainment, consisting of scenes
from Richelieu, The Vito, William Tell,
&C., e..
In the City Councils Of Washington, reso-
lutions have been introduced having refer
euoe to the existing disorganized condition
of that city. One Of these requests the Mayor
to district the fire companies, and to close
up for the time being such of them as have
been crimipally concerned in recent distur-
Dances and also any companies that may
hereafter be guilty 10 q similar way. An
other resolution proposes that the citizens OF
Washington be requested to meet 10 their
several wards to organize an armed patrol,
to act as special police in the present emer-
gency and third to authorize the Mayor
to appoint one hundred additional police, at
tho expense Of the general fund.
THE YICrIYs.-Messr Lewis and En-.
twisle, who were 80 murderously assaulted
on Saturday night, are, thanks to good at
tendence, improving; but both of them will,
in all likelihood, carry to their graves the
balls which we're intended to kill them out
r;gbt Mr. LAWS. besides the wound made
By the ball in his hip, has several severe con-
tusions on his person, which cause him un-
ceasng pain. Mr.. Entwissle is still consid-
cred by his physician to be in critical con-
dtion- - Wash. Star.
Oar obituary head announces the decease
OF young Luckett who was shot at the Sew
enth street riot, 10 Washington, on Friday
night last, muskes bullet having entered
his left knee. Several other sufferers con-
tuue under medical treatment
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&Sss:ss
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of tho city OF baltimore.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, March 30.-The steamship
City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the
18th, arrived at Sandy Hook this morning,
with three days later European intelligence
The steamer Africa arrived out on the l4th,
and the City of Washington on the 10th.
The news from China and India is of two
weeks later date, but advices are generally
Of triAing importance. The bombsrdment
of Lucknow was expected to take place on
the 25tb of February. A large portion of
the British army had entered Dude. Sir
Colin Campbell was still ct Cavnpore, await
ing the siege train.
The King of Delhi had been found guilty,
and banished to Van Dieman's Land Tor Lille.
The steamer Ava, with the Calcutta mails
and over f250,O00 in specie, was lost at Trim
GONZALEZ, on the 10th Of February. The
cargo was also lost, but all the persons on
board were saved.
Canton dates Of January 2sth bad been
received. Everything relating to military
operations were tranquil.
The Parliamentary proceedings had been
unimportans.
Ia France, Count W aIewski had withdrawn
bis original request in relation to the refugee
question. Orsiui and Pierri were guilotined
on the 18th, but Ridio was respited by the
Emperor, and bis sentence committed into
penal servitude for life.
The English government refused to let
Sardinia give up the Euglishmsn Hodges to
the French government.
The conspiracy bill had been rejected by
the Sandman parliament.
The ship Kennebec, of Bath, from Liver
pool, for Mobile, was abandoned at sea on
the 22d Of February. The crew arrived at
Liverpool on the l4th inst.
The correspondence with the French gov
eminent was submitted to Parliament on the
10th.
The steamer Alps did not sail on the day
OcoiSoosCu'
The MARKErs-Cotton closed dull, at a gene.
raj decline of i'd. Sales of three days, 5000
bales-nearly all of which was taken by the
trade. The estimated sales on the 10th, were
1000 bales Advices from Manchester were
unfavorable There was little enquiry, and
prices were weak
Breadstuff, closed dull. Flour was very dull,
and quotations were nominal. Wheat closed
dull, and generally unchanged Corn closed
dull, at decline OF cd 6ls; mixed and yellow
34s.; white 33s. Cd 631s.
Provisions unchanged. Sugar closed quiet
Coffee and Rice steady. Spirits OF Turpentlne
steady, at 4Os Rosin dull, at IS. Sd.
Consols for money 9tiSs6s for account 96i
G97
Venezuelan Revolution.
New YORK, March 30.--PriVate ad'ices
from Venezuela, report that the Government
troops had been defeated 10 several actions.
Many assertions had taken place. The
English and French Ministers had sent naval
forces to the scene of action.
St. Domingo advices, Of the 18Th, say that
Baez still held the capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

The Senate has confirmed the nominations
of DR.. VIM. Jones, as Postmaster of Wash
ington; B. P Key, U. S. District Attorney
for the Distric. of Columbia; and WIN. Finn
Navy Agent at Washington.
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SENT FREE.-G g.
EVANS pnhlisher and OIiginafor OF the

CATALOGUES SENT E.-G. 6.
y EVANS, Publisher and Originator OF the
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE, 439, Chestnut ST.,
Philadel phia-The unparalleled success which
has attended the subscriber in his distribution
of GIFTS to the MILLION, has induced him 10
make large and valuable additions 10 his former
extensive stock of new and popular books. His
new. complete aud classified catalogue OF books,
embracing all the Departments OF Literature Is
mailed FREE 10 any part of the country.
All books sold at publishers lowest prices
and all the new publications OF the day added
soon as issued. $500 worth OF GIFTS with
each $1,000 worth OF books sold; among which
are daily distributed, the following:
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PROPOSALS will be received until IL o.
clock Monday, the 5th day of April, for
the building, and furnishing the materials, for
house, corner of King and Royal streets, Alex
andra. The stone on the premises, may be
used, if suitable, for portion of the foundation
walls. For further information, and examlna'
ton Of the plans, enquire at the office OF
NH 30-iw VIM B. PRICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

Mr.. Grote, the historian of Greece, has
been elected correspondent Of the Academy
Of Political Science, iu place of Lord Ma
csulay. elected Foreign Associate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

SD.UUU DOLLARS.-Wanted, Six or
eight thousand dollars, for three or five years,
for which security will De given on real estate,
situated on Pennsylvania avenue, between sth
and 10th streets. Said property rents for S., 800
per snnum and is very valuable. For further
particulars, address JAMES TOWLES,
Property Agent, Washington City, H street
north, No 80, between sth and 9th sts west
Washington. feb 2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

A private despatch, received at Cincinnati
from St. Louis. of the Goth, reports the provi'
sion market excited, with large sales. About
100000 pounds OF bulk meats sold at an ad-
vance of l. and at close, holders had withdrawn
from the market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-31

MALE SCHOOL.-THORETON TRIP.
wi lett will open his School, OF Monday
April 5, 1853, in the upper story of the Star
Engine Building, No. IA, on St. Asaph street,
between King and Prince streets.
Terms The ordinary branches of English
education Reading, Writing Aritbmatic Geo
graphy and English Grammar IS per quarter
Higher branches OF English $40 per quarter
Latin and Greek. 1912
REFERENCES WIN. Bayne, G. H. Robinson
Thomas Payne, F. S. Hough, H. B. Wilmington
esqs, OF Alexandra.
Revs G. w. Samson, G. H. Dorrancs, and
Hon. B. B. French, OF Washington.
NH 30-d2w