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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23

rEES' REMEDY FOR PILES Just re-.
II, ceived. al additional sup! ly OF this admi-
IabIe PREPARATION; also, Hays Liniment John
sons Pile Ointment, and Upham's Pile Eleciua-
~. For sale by 90.
JOHN LEADBEATER & SON,
smo12 Stabler's Old Stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23

COMBS.-Tuck, Dress, Side, Puff, Neck,
. Curl, Children's, Pocket, and Fine Combs
in Shell, Ivory, Horn, and India Rubber, lecelv-
ed, and for sale cheap, by
aug 10 H. B. WHITTlNGION, 81 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23
LOTTERY ADVERTISEMENTS.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES for AUGUST,
1858.
GREGORY q MAURY, Managers,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

To be dra,on under the Superintendence OF Co'sm's
sionys appointed by the Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23

THE parties to the above mentioned suit,
will take notice, that on the 2oth day
OF August next, shall proceed to settle the
accounts Of VIM. H. Taylor, Administrator OF
the estate OF Elizabeth Taylor decd, as re-
CURED By the above decree. JOHN "tSi'
iy 29-law4w COMMISSIONER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23

POTOMAC FISH FOR SALE
400 bbls. No. Gross Herring
100 half bbls. No. / Gross Herring
SO bbls and halves Family Herrings
so &" Shad
40 No do
as kegs Shad Roe-all for sale at reduced
.prices, by lily 20-u] J. E. MoGRAW.
: A RTHUR'S PATENT SELF-SEALlNG
n CANS AND JARS may be used year after
year Full directions for putting up fresh
fruit. Tomatoes, &c. accompany them. For
sale NJ the manufacturers prices, by
;v ia-2m JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-23

N1EW WALL PAPERS-Just received per
IN Adams's Express, three cases new AL
and CEILING PAPERS and BURDENS WHICH
viii be sold very cheap, for cash, at n,,e
WIZ 800 - ., ]. P. CLARKE'S,
.ur9 No. 15s, King street, Alex.a, va.
TRUIT CANS.-A very superior article , OF
SelfSealing Cans for preserving FholiS'
Manufactured, and for sale by ,v
sass 3U H. l. "Ah'o"i'
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11
The Daily Exchange.

We have received several copies of this new
daily, published by MesSrs. Charles G.. Kerr
and ThOmas w. Hall, Jr., Baltimore. Il il
beautifully printed, presents quite business
like appearance. snd is edited with great tact
and ability. In tOns, tits independent, though
u is not difficult 90 rec from It's editorials that
its sympatlies are with the Democratic party.
It Is MOI, however, a partizan Journal, but dis
cusses, on the contrary, the great questions of
che day with the freedom and irnpartiality Of
trne independence, taking issue on the intrinsic
merits rather than the partizan policy of lead
ing public measures. We regard the "Ex-
change" On valsaable addition 10 the number of
eur daily eOtempOraries. TO none Of which does
Il yield the palm Of excellence in the great and
valuable characteristics Of mOdsrn journalism.
Specimen copies Of the paper may be seen at
eur Office rff ~ -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

We learn that a free colored man named
Henry Mason, sged about 40 years, was found
'Sead near the residence of Benedict Magill,
hAq., In the Factory district, on Sunday even
ing 'ast. under circumstance which go to prove
that he was murdered. rrfs nsa4i Prv-p....a
the APPEARANCE Of having bsen struck with an
Gxs CO some other sharp instrument, there
bsing deep cash on the back part Of it ex-
sending from The crown some six inches down
wards. No arrests kaye bsen made. The de-
ceased bOssa gsOd character. . ra.a
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11


The Hon. James A. Pearce hiss been select
ei as orator at the proposed celebration of the
Landing Of the Pilgrims Of Maryland in May
next, and q. Teackle Wallis has been namei rs
alternate. The poem Of the occasion win be
delivered BY George H. Miles, Of Raltisncrs-
Of the preparations now being made in Balti-
more for the celebration, we find the following
notice in the Republican:
"The anniversary of the landing Of the Pill
grims Of Maryland will be celebrated during the
present year IN the most imposing and appro-
pirate n1aisner, judging from the preparations in
progress in our own city and ether portions of
the State. One nigh: during the present week,
according 20 previous announcement, the mem
beTs Of the Catholic institute met i'm their hail
for The purpose oftaking sctiOn in regard TO the
eelebration OF the great anniversary.
This resolution was elcGaenLy seconded by
L. Parkm Scott, ESD, ln a short appropriate
address, after which the resolution of Mr. Knott
was agreed TO unanimously and the chair ac-
eordingfy appointed Messrs. A. Leo Knott, r.
Parkin Scott, JOhH p. Boyle, John J. Stayior,
and l.. j. TOrnay, q committee Of conference on
behalf Of the institute. On motion q committee
vas also appointed to draft resolutions expires
save Of the sentiments aAd views Of the lustitue
IN reference 10 the celebration Of the anniversary.
'fhe character and importance OF the event
was alluded to IA forcible and appropriate terms
by A. Leo Knott, Esq, who also urged the
patriotic obligation resting upon Msrylaaders
and Baltimoreans to give fitting assertion of
their faith in the claim Of our good old State to
have been the first to raise the banner OF religious
iioerty, by tak.ng Ieuding part ln the projected
celebration. The speaker concluded by offering
resolution that a committee Of FIVE be appointed
by the chair To confer with other associations
upon the subject"
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

/ This bat, which was advertised 70 visit our
waters during the present week. has not ar
rived up 10 preeut writing. The severity of
weather at present and the large quantity of
ice said 20 be floating in the Chesapeake ae-
ccunt satisfactorily for her detention. In this
cOnncction, we append the amendment, offered
by Mr.. SfiEw IN Che Senate, TO Tire resolutions
in relation to the State Wharf in Baltimore:
That Capt. John Guy. Of the steamer 81.
Nicholsss whilst engaged IN conveying tobacco
froEa aise Potomac river, and is tributaries and
other boats Of this State engaged in conveying
tobacco, shall have the same rights ard privs-
Ieges IS those heretofore enjoyed by the sfeam-
boats running from the Pstnxent river, provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be constru-
Cd TO interfere With the present rights and
privileges of Mason L., Theodore, George w.
and GusSavus Weems."
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Glaee CunstitutiOnai Conventiom.
sFhs ~ inssOaucea isH che ezrly part tlse
preent ssszism by kr- Alexander. Of Baltimore
City. providing for the call Of Convention to
scfOrm the present Constitution. was taken up
ia The HOass Of Delegates on Friday I'D. and
paased hy de Allowing rsse:
Ysas-MessEs. Berry, ISpeakerl wickes.
Aeeinnis. Grifsisa. Magrudcs, Lynch, of Balti-
Eake county, Smith, Of Baltimore county, Thigh
tnan, Dali, Richagdson, Grievsa, Davis, Ford, Of
s'e1sl, Kidd, HcaFn, Thonnas, Harding, Bowlus,
no1f, Koons, Hobbs, Hanway, Bacon, Baker,
Todd, McGunigal, Stirling, Rogers. Jefferson,
Smith, Of BaItinaore city, Harrington, Crowley,
Forrest, Alexander, Rohrer, Summers, Gray,
ThurstOn, McKinstry, Reindollar, Day. Dorsey
~-a4. ~.
Nays-NOrgan, Neale, Tongue. Mackubin,
Kilhourne, Burgess, StOnestreet, Walker, Ford,
of baltimore county, Goldsborough, Waller,
XIuosc, SudleF, Of Somerset, WyviiIe, Contee,
EudlsF. os Queen Ahncis, Landing, Schncbly,
AtldlcnaOAS, Duvalt, WOTt:iingtOn. Barnard,
MOuntx--2S.
We have not jet been apprized Of che action
Of the Senate upon The hill. but, as It is regard
Cd % party mcasuse, there II httir $sOals that
It viii also pass that body. The bill provides
that . vote af the people shall be taken On the
SSagth Wednesday u May, and that the act
shall b Pablished in the newspapers Of every
county Of the State for three weeks previots 70
ths election. Should che people decide In "a
vor Of Convention, the election fur delegates
thereto is 10 take place on the second Wedncs-
day Of October. The convention. under the
bill, b 20 be held on the 6rst Wednesday Of
January. The constitution, ss whole, must
be adopted by majority Of the members of
Che eonyentipn. The consultation adopted is b
be submitted to o vote Of the people for its rat
ifcatiOn at the next general election, and to go
into operation On such day as the constitution
itselfmay prescribe. BY reference to the vote,
IL win be seen, that the Democratic party has
taken position Of direct antagonism to the
cal, and we presume thorough organization
II the party throughout the State will take
place 10 render that antagoniSm a. effective aS
possible.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The Erv. Mr.. Cs,sE;sg, who has becn solicit
ing .u:rihuffras Arum tie rcsilentsof onr vii
lasr a.nl ssIsir.ns fE tire purpOse of asslhs the
eGgregati-psef 81. .Joseph's Church % erert .
ne~ slEi j in place of tie present delapidated
4ruetare j. ) i.icA tley worsl.ips Il:B met vi
are pleassl 10 learn, witt . success which
speaka vel Cos Che lfheralisy of or immediate
nsighbOn - al dsnominations. -
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

We lealn thas a valuable negro man belong
ing 70 Lsoaasd NsAle, Eaq. Of CAapticO dis
tAes Dsf In hf en Mosday Elast. by bling
e'Eslzhsa hetwssn che ssunk and the limb of a
sss. 10 had sscsndsa tle tree With the view
efeussing sH . limhs and, having accomplished
"a a. - hmh Ssll, Pssszing him 20 che baay
e shs tsee wisA such Sisisnes d 10 essss IN
Msanf dautA 71@fs9l ~ gy1gaaa ait8w
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

u Marys 1eading.R Room and I)ehafinw
fs4a-s''7' : y'T society.
Ats meeting Of this body, held the 9Th oi
March. isast., the following gentlemen were
elected effCess ior the ensuing three months:
Fsesidsat. J. =. King. ~ \ . z.
sies sssaident, Joseph p. Stone. !" -s.E
Rec. ssc.. Joseph II. Yates. p
Coz. See, James s. Downs.
10 TssasareE. WIN. 4. Loker. tss..rx
Librarian, Andrew y. Scost. Ii.-4
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Hb kzcsllsncy, Gov. Hicks, has made the
sollowing appointments for our county: Young
\. Dswhns. Notary Public; Henry NJ. Lang
lsy, Psregrine Leach, Harrison Edwards and
William Crave, OOsOness. We learn that Mr.
Dawkins has sent 70 Annapdlsa letter resign
iAg the oAics 70 which As hsd bssa. appointed.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

eelIsnce. What has csrised the wonderful inn
pr.sreineut in stock, machineFy. agriculture and
fomclogy witlsin the lsst few years, bat the
spirit of enaulous ccmpetifi0A 80 rsalDsisly fos-
tered BY the various socssk'ss tlls5nghout the
country?
Tia there ass sozsss ohjecfious aEsa ab,sses 20
IL ilrRed asainse agriaslturxi societies, isnot
surpFising, kn where is tie good thing tlsaf Is
net aHused and we all know thaf che alaase
81 fling i no argament against Ifs use.--
N'ith fhe cxperie1ace of ofhers - = guido. we
nlay shun s1zne of llse errufs into which they
have fallen, ana build our fabric In conciieuSe
with cur own notions Of design, and the fitness
Of the means 20 the end.
In the necessarily desultory manner tcouse-
qilent upon the attempt 30 condense ia q hasty
skescis vsiunslnous sub;ecs3 iu which have
psnned these remarks, / have only been able
ID present soms Of the main poirts without ex-
.rsgt:ating thcrenn, as my space foFbids longer
ny, object has been merely to in
trpducs the subiect and leave tsgtllboration
In abler hands than mine, hoping 70 have
touched responsive chord IN the mind of sonae
axImirer of the interesting science of agricul-
tire. zs- aa5ra-ls a.s
would not Be understood, In my aisusion
to y0ur correspondent, Young Foey, rs intend-
Ing % condemn Jockey Clubs i'm toto. They
are very good in their place, useful to preserve
and increase q noble breed of horses, but re-
gard them @ entirely subordinate to the great
qssestjon Of agricultural progress. and not di-
rectly connected with it, inasmuch as the blood
ed h0se 10 noe the one best adapted Cog the
farm, and therefore not specially recommended
10 our fosteFing care. If"Young Fogy" would
diFuMk his attention eo kha eSsa,l;Shuas.t of an
Agricultural Society i'm tho county. he woald
find larger aud nobler Geld for the exercise
OF his energy and zeal. i'm the cultivation Of It's
te<aning soil. and in reaping rich harvest Of
applause from his fellow-eountymen, Including
nun the burden Of WHOSE song b
PRoGREss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Tie poetic contributioH Il Cur friend y, iHB
Aaaa fccsised, bue al 900 lase Nh hour in the
80 far insertiSa this Issue. u wiii apresr
N snr nGxs.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

We sse eAAsbssd % EI.a. Thoass =. Bs.~ie
sSE- spoEta o. tie alleged corzups combi-
nations Of members Of Congress, wish s.s state
@snAs OG the parties mrs<sasd."
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

He Who ssahs you wish . pen would do the
same with a peuknife, whers he as safe from
detection AMI the law.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

;FlEURsDAY sfoRN,os MARCH A, isss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

ScHENE OF DtsGSIOS.--A tiat committees
appointment Ivy TIE Texas Legislature 10 con-
slder the kansas message uf the Governor of
than State. has rep"rte,l bill b, appoint sev-r
DELEGATES tn q Convention of the Southern States.
provided That - n c,nvcnsia be called bv 4,
nlaj'rity .of riic slave Stase< THe I'm aIso an.
ses,
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Adviccs from Mmtevi.ieo January 5.h state
that u revolution brvks ont on the 2d. hea,le.i
by Colonel Brigido Rvrira. Rarrie4,des baI
been thrpwn up in the streets Of Mnnt.viic,.
and at the latest dates th. revolutionary iruo,ss
were approaching the city. An cnc,s.,.1i.t
wa. hourly expe ted. The foreign vessel. OF
war in Prf. fnclmling the american. had ,ens
on shore parties Of marines to protect the far
cign restlen's. The Amcii an csrr,fnot,orp, a.
the request of the Others, had taken command
OF the :orisn forces.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

II l. greatly 10 he feared that DR.. L.ichar,!t.
he Austrsin traveller, has shared the iate of
Sir John Franklin. Four thousand five b,in-
,lrrzl pounds have, however been voted hy the
Legislature Of New 3 nth Wakes for the ex-
pcnse u the prupse,l expedition to search for
hiin. DR.. Gregory has volunteered to c,sa,,ct
"' ana nc en'eFt.','s some hope tat Ssasrn.elis
mare " . eonsrf, that Dr. icirharit IS . pri-
soner in the hanl Of tribe If Northern Abor-
igncs, may be true.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

G"oD But lcT.-A correspondent of tho
v cksburg Sum, writing frun, Bolivar county.
tells 81 chap at Nap"leon. Ark. win Mas
drinking Mt counter, an.l witllal lIciny tsler.
bly, tight, after several isefFcctnal attempts 10
rise the gltss tO his lips succcelcd in getting il
high enough g. pour the conterts inside his
SHIRT collar, SGT the glass d,wn with the excla-
nation that's e'Ul but little too much. ice,
Mr. Barkeeper.''
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

A TkExExpoCs IDEA.--A eznber Of the
Academic des Sciasces of Pafis, who il also M
eminent chemist. lhas invented sn aEsparatu
Which he thinks viii enable hshlaa besngs 10
breathe as freely ut the buttCm of tlse ses nm On
chs surface 0f tie earth. he Purposes % form
nm azociasiuas f0r coIleeting all the treasures
new sying at de bottoms Of the ocean, and es-
tiEEates at ab mt eight hundred million pouIsds
Stirring the harvest of treasure TO be gleaEsl
on the route between Enaland and India en-
ly.--Faris paper.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

DEATH % FHEEMAS HUxT;-We regret to
oe called upon TO announce the death If Free.
man Hunt, Esq. editor of Hunts Magazine.
ana :. ior many years succesSsul pablisher in
New lOrk and Bcstn. He has been for some
'lme ILL., and 'iissi Of inflammation Of the brain,
~ :, ms residence in New York, yesterday. Mr,
Hunt aboSindedi in anaiabIe and sociaI ou.l;t;c..
and had no enemies but himself.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Qucen yictosis has cOmniissioned NJ. J. Phil
ips 10 paint grand hiseOFical pictnre Of the
marriage of Engsassd ana Prussia. The scene
win be laid, ut the queenis 0wp suggestion, in
the ekapel-a scene Of ui,eqnalled briIliance,
color and azimatiOn, and ths picture Vii cen-
tain series ef Illustrated portrsits. - 49,
ww~ Aba0luee fhct u olaen mOee spasklinw
than Wit. Hers d o dialszus. fur instance:
A@gsy dskav--Hese's your monsy, dolt .--
Now tel me Why y0lr rnassss wsoss eighteen
letters about that paltry sum
&mpe sheE.-soy--Im sure ] cant tell, siT
but if yoall excnse me. sir. I, think 4 wasBs-
causs seventeen letters did not Sesch A.
TssxD ev TnkN.-A nsnsbsr Of tke eisIzens
% Philadelphia. Pa. have pesitionsd the Lssfs-
iassse. PISA fss prehsbisiag Tree aeessss ffam
coming into thas Stale. They say shas shey ars
sabjsssel 20 treubles iIseonsenisncs and sxpsnss.
~ sueh inaux. ineiuding old aegross. 80 Tree by
their masters, fugitva slaves. eEd ether wegfii-
less daFiEies mesf af mhnm bseoms . pabiia
ehArgs ora prey uPsss iadiv,dasl sAsrisy.
The gsrss of Nsrkanspson hass been sending
bachelor editor . bsnqass. ssaas cf asriEy
NORWOOD. he says be DOM earN me
swss:sE than malrtaQay, aayhow.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

!, Ane ChaFscssc1 MefcsFy OF EebFuaTy q states
that the annual statement just made hy,Mr.
y: N. Car,iozo, OF theWnpply aud consurhrssis1-
OF cotton tron 1927 to tie present year, asii-
mates probable supply f,r isSs as $500 onft
bales from the United States, and 1.OO0I Ioon
from ali others srrccs. lbs estimate i,,r 49,
sumption during the present ycslr Is. n Cs.Is4s
britain, 1905, 900 tEalcs; ga the continent ..l
Europe, $4,000 Lales; and in the tfl1iln;
States. SO0. 900 bales. From these data. i!cl
forgetting the stosk en- hand at the Commences. ]
incnt Of tine season, it C.timasrs the eAcess OF
supply bcyund Consumption in 1853 at l.s7o.-
0Ou bal ..
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

The following bills of local interest, intro
duced by Geo. H. Morgan, Esq, have passed
both branches of the Legislature.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

Mr.. Walker wants 20 know IL we are in the
eighty -sscona year of American liberty O. ths
Grut year cf he ressn of monarchy. That IL q
capsas subjecs sos boys' dsb&fing soessty u 10
sO lake MF. Walker, seo. Ths reign of nouar-
ehy nsuss hase esaimsaesd wtssn Mr Walksr
ceased % be publa. seniiHsa &c feei ssiTs thai
whals she people eossld lean aPsa him, hiseFfg n
IN nsoss hopeful form and eharaeser, and pePa-
lar sovereignty. which in The pillow on which
The bsessed goddess 6. eys her sleepless Eesa.
never could lave been sOppiaa Cd by thnt bate
fnl monstsr which Mr.. Wakes sses IN the pre-
seat government Of the costrtry. Wei, we have
one satssfaetson. when everything else fails Oh,
sh0usd A1r. walker eontinue 60 write, Fe shall
as Hssss have fisa everlasting inangural address
% Guide As ia sur folwicai duties. G
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-11

TIE NEoRo RAcE.-Bayard Taylor, IN u
letter from Eubia. in Upper Egypt, says:
Those friends Of the African race who point
to Egypt e. . proof Of what that race has ac-
cumpiished, are whclly mistaken The only
negro features represented in Egyptian sculp-
tare are those of slaves and captives takcn, va
Ethiopian wars Of the Phatnahss. The temples
and pyTamiGs throughout Nnhia, as Ear as the
Daref and Abyssinia, all bear the hierogfyphicx
Of monarchs, and there Il no evidence in alf the
Valley Of the Nile that the nero race ever at
tained higher degree of civilization than j. no
preseut exhibiscd in Congo and Ashantcer
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEnEN1
70 TRADE

= .AssDo sNs0obo otxpoDooso
=. nov rsesiving ~ spring AAA 6aAnssstoi
= 81 D- OsSde, Aats and Bonnets Doots al
Shcss, Ceesessy wore, r., diFsssfsen ~ uuesS1
slnss, waieh compsiseg IN extensive ssristy ID u
thess dsPartments. Ny stock will compare fave
ably With any In the city In point Of vasisky q
quality, - tits we'll known factthstths Prize
OF Drsss Goods, / have silks, Tissuss. Dsrss
Levse, besses Dsisinss, chaiiies, Popfins, vale
clan xlaadss 4shaasss Asoaatiass, Laws nsbra
&c. IS
0iSApls Goods ,hesvyb rowpdom.st .blssehe]
do., OsnAeurgs ,drilh, tiskings, pysnts, "a.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds--vhits and
brown fer pants white and brown table dIsperl
cfnsh and diaper dwelling, Irish linen, brown Do.
ALSO, Summer Shawls, black silh Vsssttss o.,
ofosderies lacss, pocket hAAdh srchisfs, Aoeieey]
trinnings Gents shirts ,srsvsts cellars and susl
dsada1.l
ALSO ,aaAssertmsnt Of Summer Clothlre, s.sa
nseeseary srticles too numerous to nsnties.
AHOfu eouusctt0n With the above, keen an A.
sostmentof oeesDvsss and 6Fosssiss, the BAstst
OF which still continue TO sell at uAsleeel
prices A fsssh lot " choice Teas direct from ne
Canton Teaco., New York, which are wAsrSn ~ 20
give sntirssatisfastion artAs money will b. 70.
Think ! can asw eGsri aAussns to sssx-
cs!isd ~ any house 10 this city.
II there u aAtaxticie yon cannot and apyvhere
else, INST saliattAs Ninhas eixpsnse--enyvheYe
along Main-stscsk.
Ps.-Thsse are not old goods- have ~si bsss %
haas stsce sAs yssy or<.
hes. s7,ss. ~ ana 100 maIn.ss.
3. .. BlLLIHaE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-24

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