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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

ItLiFTON PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
I The second session of this School will be-
gin on the first Wednesday OF October, 1898,
and close the third Wednesday OF July, 1862
The design of the School is thoroughly TO pre-
pare youths for the University OF Virginia.
The course OF study embraces everything ne
cessary TO the degree OF A. VI. al our University.
The school is located in the mountains OF
Fauuuier a region well known for It's Eeathiul
climate and beautiful scenery; II IS two miles
south of Markham Station on the Manassas zap
Railroad and sixty miles from Alexandria
Terms Sl25. semi-annualy in advance, VIZ
Sll2 50 ON the lst OF October, ard Sll2.5O on
the LIST Of March.
Modern Languages at extra charges.
For further particulars, apply TO the Prlncl-
pal, at Markham Station Fauquier County, ' d.
REFERENCES:
Rev J. p. McGure, r.. h. =. OF Va.
Trustees OF CharIestown Academy, Jefferson
county, Va.
Professors Bledsoe, Harrison Schee De We're,
McGutfie, and smith OF the University OF Viz
GINA. r JAQUELIN AMBLER,
FauQuer county, feb 4-eott Principal.
NSTATER RENTS-NOTIC E.-Wafer
w renters will please take notice that their
bills were due on the Isl instant, and it requl-
ed that they he paid on presentation by the col
iector.
Those persons having special permits to use
water from heghborlrg hydrants, are required
TO call at the office of the Treasurer, and renew
the same.
Those who can male il convenient to call on
IN. Treasurer and pay their bills, will much
oblige. EDWARD D hUo"h'
nov 3-eo6t treasurer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

.IEWIyES-5o bbls ALEWlFES and
n Eastpor, HEARINGS, tor sale BY m
~ ,o-eo3w r. A. BREWlS n W.
[,OAJ-I bav. on hand, and am constantly
receiving ANTHRACITE COAL, OF the
- -, nuaIities for family use-CUMBER-AND
Coal, from the Fros,burg Mines by the cargo;
o.,.load. or single ton. Factories furnished
9th IN. run OF. mine, at lowestrates Apply 10
nov ST d. B. SMITH, Queen st. wharf
vIST RECEIVED direct from the factory,
j a lot of thos. superior long anu snof' c ceu
AXLES for Bugsies, wagons pIays S s,rsst
aho eAa"' GEORGE T. BALDWIN.
- FOR RENT.-The two story rnAMr :
s HOUSE, on the corner OIL "a'e' "'"
wilkes s''e 'w ' F. A. MARBuRi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-575
v ACRES OF LAND, in Fauqurer County,
on the road from BeaIeton Station, %. n A. Il Il
10 WaTreEton Springs, five miies from The loI'
mer, three hom the latter, and sx from Wal
renton About three-iourhs OF this land Is ~ cut
,iyation and grass, all well watered; the balance.
in TIMBER, which nearly surrounds 'he farm.
A,>a The DWELLING is small but comfort"
- bic, ana has all necessary out.huI dIngs.
80 ACRES MOUNTAIN LAND, IN the
county OF Warren covered with excellent tim
Der, adjoining the lands OF VIM. Beatty esq
who will give information about the land II
called on.
6SI ACRES OF LAND in Shenandoah coun-
", all in timber situated eight miles northwest
of Strasburg and sixteen southwest OF Win
chester Lew Funkhouser, esq, III the neigh
borhood, will describe It's locality
Terms liberal. Apply 10 Mr.. Samuel A.
Masters. Alexandria, Va; or By letter 10 me, at
Bealeton Station. WILLIAM A. ROE.
Fauquer county, oct 23-2awlm
NOR SALE-A choice farm IN Fauquier
county, containing EIGHT HUNDRED
AND SlXIY-NINE AND A HALF ACRES,
OF hich about $50 acres are cleared, aud the
remainder he IvIly tImbefed In the production
81 wheat, corn, grass or tobacco inns VIII rank
tant q miles from Rappahsnnock station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and ~ t""
hours OF Alexandria II is well encl" sed, well
warerer IN excellent heart, and mas on II d con-
r,t. Portable DWEI LING with all necessary
r.l improvements.
ron TERMs which will be very liberal, apply
10 IA. subscriber whose post office Is lreyIIian
Depot. Louisa county. This farm may be diVl'
,l.I into ,yEo farms
WELLINGTON GORDON.
Fauquier, county, oct 3--Zawlm
r OUDOUN FARM FOR SALE The sub
| 4 scrlber offers Tor sale, AT very low pnce,
ms FARM, called ".ALM.i," on the LeesbuTg
Turnpike, twenty i've miles from AleXaEdFa,
aud one ard hall from the Alexandra, Lou.
doun and Hampshire Railroad 1t contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENIi-FOUR
ACRES, about one half IN cultivation and grass,
the balance IN open timber, which affords very
! large summer pasture four excellent springs
and well in the yard with water ,"eh'J I'VE
hrA feet in deprb The DWELLING Is very
GE.N fine two story, frame, and basement OF
| tag- building, with every necessary ourouIIdiL5
all entirely new Terms very liberal.
Address SAM'L A MASTERS, Alex'a.
| Loudoun county Va, oct l2-eolm
| CHARLES HERNDON, LATE 'os"hY q
Il HEnSDos) ATTORNEY At Ii ", Frederlcks-
! burg. Virginia, continues to practice IN the
Courts OF KING George, Stafford, Caroline, Spot.
syIvauia. and the town OF Fredericksburg
Collections promptly made and RENTED.
-REFEREScEs
David Funston, Messrs Fowlea 20.
Georse W. Brent, Messrs Cazenove q 20.
Francis L. smith, McVeIgn Cnamber'p
John b. Daingerhsid, Smoot, unief " eo'
John S. Barbour, Robinson q fayne,
Lewis Mckenzie, J H. Brent
Burke Il Herbert, Bryan, Adams x Co,
CT Suite & Co, and other merchants.
Fredericksburg, Va,iy 26-d&ciy
IOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T Law,
., will practice in the Courts OF VI estu!cre-
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rire's Store, Westmor-!and County,
Va dec 5--ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

n Doors open at haltpast = o clock, NJ:
Entertainment commence at hall past o'clock.
lD--1f
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BY 5. J observation-disclosures
SALE THIS DAY.

FLOWER ROOTS AT AUCTION.-WHl
be sold, on FrtdHy mart 18th instant, al 3
O'Clock, at the Store No. 50, King. near
Fairfax street. one case superior DUTCH hUL-
BOUS ROOTS, all in good order, consisting oil
Hyacinths, Tulips, Narclsses, and Crocus to
which the attention OF the ladies is particularly
requested. nov lU-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

cal 0nn CHALLENGE HEATER
I.UOO We are now receiving our
FALL SUPPLY of Cooking, Office, Church,
Hotel Chamber, and Parlor STOVES, of the
latest and most approved patterns, among't
which is the celebrated Pennsylvania, Old Do.
minicn, York Complete, Economist, and Char.
ter Oak COOK STOVES and for Parlors, Din.
ing Rooms Chambers, Hotels, Churches &c.
Backer's Patent and other RADIATORS, Cyhn
der and Open Front Slaves, for wood or coal
Air Tight Stoves of Cast or Sheet Iron. We
have. al 20. SANFORD'S $1,000 CHALLENGE
HEATER, the cheapest and most powerful
Heater in the world All OF which We will sell
cheap for cash, or 10 punctual paying customers
ISAAC KELL 4 BRO,
oct ,a-eoIm No ~ King street
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The M arkets.

g.lrxoRE. Nov. ll.-Flour is in brisk de-
-.st and INC! anged. Wheat is hrmer and
changed. Corn is better-old white 7st67sc.;
=. ow Sc. new white 70G7lc yellow, 75c.-
.,o,.l0Es are nm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

BOOrS, CATERS, SHOES, Sc., &c-A
ID general assortment of Boots. Caters, Shoes,
NC. Nc. Tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, boys,
and Chillrens wear, oil the best materials and
workmanship, can be found at
HARMON BURNS,
40s Pennsylvania Avenue, between A and s'h
streets a lew doors east OF National Hotel
Washiuyfon sep lS-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

TUST RECEIVED from New York, this cay,
81 another lot OF BONNET RIBBONS, FLOW.
Frs, &c, which cannot be surpassed, for beauty,
style, DC. in this city.
| am low manufacturing Silk Velvet ard
Satin BnNNErS, Tor the Winter, at lower
price than any other establishment in this city
and OF the very latest style.
oct 20 JOHN T EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

FIRE AND BURGLAR
II PROOF SAFE The very best Sale
Known All sizes for sale at Factory prices
by JAS. c. NEVETT, Agent for Alexa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

?. WOOLEY'S ALL HEALING
- AND STRENGTHENING SALV E.
IDS never appeared medicine which
~' 'ae penetrating and healing powers IN
., "'a' degree, while at the same time II
e., r. W any possibility produce injurious Ell.
q" sale by FEEL. STEVENS & CO.,
W. u Corner OF King and Alfred streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

New ORLEANS, Nov. IA considerable
number Of persons are daily arriving in
this city preparatory to enigrating to Mica
aqua via the Tehuantepec route.
The brig Golden Gate has arrived at this
port having on board tho cargo OF the bark
Montpelier, which was wrecked at Nassau.
The weather continues clear and cold, and
the city is fast recovering from the ravages
of the epidemic. Freigbts are firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

RATES or ADMISSION:
To Dress Circle .................3 o cents
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mARINE LIST.
NJ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL.

PHT or Observation-Disclosures IL.
ARRIVED.
Nar Vim n Pine, Jones, Potomac Creek,
'...' 70 c + Suttle & Co.
SAILED.
N.r Il H Daily, Crompton, New York, by
l. Nenafiey.
>tar + Merwin, Avery, New York, by IT,.
Aa.t-y
Naf A VI Bartlett, Bartlett, Fall River, by
a'L,E Mining Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

nEDFORD WATER Just received per Ga
+ nal. a iul supply of Fresh Bedford Water
y harris and haltbarrels, direct from the
Springs, ior sale by IT'D g. CON
,,, Stablers old Stand.
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AIM a n AC.

ISIS Sun SUN
NOVEMBER. rises sets. MOONS PHAsrs.
Friday. 6 81 S 3 D. r. \.
Z Saturday,. 6 5s 5 2 Firstqr..l3 80 =
aSgliay... 6 5e5 llfuii.. 10 l4E
N.niay. II 0.5 OLast or. n "a r
Is tuesday. 7 Ia SO New. On
: Wednesday 7 A SO HIGH WATER
Thursday 7 pa SIS Nov'R l2, lin. 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

Favori,e Dance Miss Darlington.
To conclude with the laughabie Farce OF
BETSEY BAKER,
In which Mr.. Owens will appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

GOD FIsH-Flve casks COD FISH, just re
ceived, and TOR sale BY
nov NJ. ELDRiDGE, Union Wharf.
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MEMORANDA.

GhEAOhANnA.
ZIG Forest, 9 days from Windsor, N. s.,
VA. 70 TIN. port, in the bay, 9th inst.
'tais Florida. Mott Tor this port, cid at
w iOrS s'h inst; Beauty, Johnson; J. w.
':.o Cavalier, and Maria and Elizabeth, b.
iEI'fon this Port; Myers, Rhodes, and }. h.
ar's Young, from Georgetown, d. c, arrived
no. SANE day
N'rs Minerva, Winslow; Tram Smith, Nc
wen. Daniel Brown, Heald, and NJ. c. Dur
: nal, from tins port, arrived at Fall River,
@nN
%a's Allen Middleton, Jr., Sipple; Richard
! "cci Cranmer, and Snow Flake, Weaver,
''' ms port, arrived al Providence, s'h inst,
,. %ai tIa'e. Facemre, for Washington, cid
Philadelphia, gh inst
N' P.'ha>e, Snute, from this port, ar
''" a Holmes Hole, sth inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

lust RECEIVED
81 So bbls. No 3 Mackerel, extra
50 Cut Extra Flour
100 Prime Super
so James s. Welch's Family Flour, in
store and for sale by
oc, "A S. HARTLEY Il son.
DROWNLOW AND PRYNES DISCUS
- SION-'Uught American Slavery to be
perpetuatedf deha;e between Rev. W. G.
Browrlow and Rev A Pryne held at phIIadel.
phia September, 1858, price 81. Just publish
ed, and Tor sale BY NOV 4 ROOT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

FAIR AT NORFOLK The Seaboard Agri-
cultural Fair at Norfolk IS progressing, as
usual. Nothing of interest has occurred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

LAGER BEER observation-disclosures Kline "
Straus have purchased the property lately
owned by David BE zo'd, decd just beyond
the termination of King street, across iocfs
run, where they have brewery tor Lager
Beer, and are having dug very large cellar
where it lie to be stored. They already make
upwards of 60 barrels day, but the demand
for this beverage is so great that nearly
all that they now make is taken by dealers
in Richmond, ard in u short tine they will
have to enlarge their brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

On Monday evening an accident occurred
at the residence of DR.. VIM. n. Trent, in
Goochland county, which resulted in the
death Of John, valuable slave, owned by
DR.. +. John was engaged in yoking two
steers when one OF them gored him so viH-
lently in the abdomen that be died in short
time thereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

l." oooDS-l have just received full
T. ~. "OeS OF Zephyr, Knitting, aid Shetland
b,,, beautiful Shades; also, a supply Of
W. nan Pms, IN blue, scarlet, white, and
,., t" slil, ranging IN price from 81 to S.
o., Ph. HE Ladies will bear in mind that
- '"Us' opening occurs on Saturday. 18th
: NOV u W. b. RICHARDS in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

CuAscE.--Among the Army orders just
issued by Gen. Scott is the folloWirg: As
sistant Surgeon Charles ii. Page, Of this
place, now at Fort Leavenwor'h, will accom-
psuy the companies Of the first cavalry TO
Forts Smith and Washita, taking post at the
latter no ned station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

The Port Tobacco IND Times states that
the Scarlet Fever has entirely disappeared
from that village.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY The Directors &C.
knowledge the receipt of the following books
from Hon. VIM. Smith, viz: Emory's Re
mort. Vol. /; Commercial Relations, Vol.2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

AUCTION SALE OF FL WEIR Roors.-An
auction sale OF Dutch Bulbous roots will take
place to-day at No. SO, King street. See
advertis ement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

IOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T Law.
81 will practice IN the Courts OF "estucre-
land, Richmond and Northumberland Counties.
Post Office, Rics's Store. Westmore!and County,
Va dec ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-12

LIBERTY HALL Owens appears TONIGHT
n London Assurance" and "Betsey Baker"
Az tonight is bis benefit, we have no doubt
the Hall will be filled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-24
aEORoETOwN.
Corrs.pondsnes Of TAs Sssr.

= GKo1sxrowN. Nov. q 1883
Our citizens generally seem to be pretty busily
engaged this morning, making preparations Tor
Thsnksgiving day, 80 far as the obtaining OF
supply Of the good things necessary TO NJ ct q
wants OF the inner man Is concerned. We sin
cerely wish all happy day Of 10, and hope that
the very reasonable request contained In the
proclamation OF Mayor Crawford, viz: That all
taverns and other places where Intoxicating
drinks are sold. and pisces Of amusement will
be closed, so that the real design Of the suthor-
tiles in setting apart the day by public proc,ams-
ton, NAV be carried out, and no one disturbed,
as has too frequently been the case he!etofore on
such occasions, by scenes of dissipation and dis
order Let II be a day Of rest and pleasure to the
police as well as other people.
giving to the inmates Of the poor and work
house a good substantial dinner on the occasion.
This 10 just as IL should BIZ the determination Is
certainly very commendable one, and Will meet
with the appreciation Of every benevolent minded
person In the community. such little acts OF
kindaess TO the poor unfortunate ones under their
charge will not lose its reward. We say, let
them have a good dinner-hundfeds Of the pub
lie money Is annually applied to much less de-
serving objects.
Business upon the canal this morn: ny loaks
very encouraging, there being quite large num-
Der OF boats discbarging coal and other prod ucts
OF the upper country.
Arrivals-Schr B. Cranmer, Leak. Albany,
IS coo feet Of lumber to Z Pickerell Il Co; sloop
BENZ Franklin, wheat to w. II. Edes.
No change In the markets since our last 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-24
PERSONAL.

So. The Right Rev. Bishop Delaney, Of
Western New York, sailed yesterday for Europe,
In the steamer Asia - q
-. Baron de Bourqueney, French Anbassa.
dor at vIena, has, In consequence Of the death Of
Madame Bourqueney, been allowed to return to
Paris. -
a.. Mshomed Bey, Turkish Ambassador to
the Court Of F rance, who was expected in Paris
by the 10Th Of November, Il, In consequence Of
the dsith Of his brother Ali Ghalib, the Sultsn's
son-ia-law, to prolong his stay at Constantinople
Mr.. whitehurst, the late electrician OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, publishes a letter
received by him from the Secretary Of the Com
pany, refusing his request that the line might be
submitted to his further tests and experiment.,
and declining to enter Into the proposal contem-
plated by him. ~
80. We notice among the arrivals Of distin-
guished Democratic citizens at the Metropolis, IL
tue Hon. John ]. Taylor, Of New York, who
was recently one Of the standard bearers Of our
National Democracy in that State. Mr. T was
. member Of the sd Congress, and one Of those
Northern men who voted for the Kansas Ne
braska bill, and In this connection, we note the
fact with much pleasure, that in the recent cleo
ton be received several thousands more votes for
Lieutenant Governor than were polled for his
gallant associates on the ticket-an honorable
endorsement and worthy Of remembrance. Ais
vote was 2 232 more than Parker's, and ,5sl over
Piptr's, the Democratic nominee for Canal Com
missioner. + .-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-24

TEE DKATH SENTENCE OF HENRY GAMB2ILL
On Tuesday, Henry Gambrill, convicted OF the
murder Of Police OGcer Benton, was brought
into the Criminal Court Of Baltimore abou, half
past IL O'Clock, and ordered to be piac, d at the
bar He showed not the Ieas, visible SIGN of
emotion. His expressive eye did no. indicate In
the sligh test manner that the fountain Of tears
had been disturbed or that the repentant drops
would ever we'll up and sush forth.
The CIeTk-"HeBry GambTill, stand up"
So The Court then addressed Him follows -
Henry Gambrll, you have been tried and con
vicied OF murder by jury OF your own selec-
ton there may have been some little irregulari-
" in their proceedings, yet 1 do not thiDk it
innuenced them IN any manner; and, therefore,
have oyrTIulsd the motion made by your coun-
sci foT i new Trial. The Court deeply regrets
your unhappy conditions, but will not fe6uke you,
but hopes that you will make your peace with
your Maker. as nothing is lett for me but to pass
sentence upon YOU and theTeuron IL is demand
ed Of the said Henry Gambrill IL he hath or
kpowsth anything to say wherefore the Court
here ought not upon the premises and verdict
aforesaid, to proceed to jud gment against YOU.
The Prisoner-"Only that when YOU pass SEN
cent man. That Is all have to saw
The Court should be sorry to do ANYTHING
Of the kind, but from the evidence YOU have been
convicted, and I have overruled the motion Of a
new trial, and whereupon all and singular the
premises being understood and daily considered
il 10 therefore ordered by the Court here, that
You, the said Henry Gamprili, be taken hence to
the Jail Of Baltimore city, from whence you
came, and from there TO the place OF execution,
Il such time ~ shall be duly appointed by the
Governor, and there be hanged by the neck until
you a;e dead, and may the Giver Of All Good
have mercy on your soul. Mr.. Warden, take
him back. ~
Gambrill listened with eager attention to the
words ofthe Judge as he pronounced bis sentence,
and gave even faint smile at its conclusio a.
An immense crowd gathered in and about the
court house 70 witness the solemn procee dings
The silence maintained throughout the whole
time occupied by the passage OF the sentence was
perfect and profound.
The prisoner was accordingly remsnded to Jail
in charge Of the wsrdens. He seemed reconcil.d
60 his fate He is young, and in the Hrst blush Of
manhood. His years scarcely exceed twenty -one;
yet thus early In life is he doomed to pay the pen
atty Ct his infraciion Of the laws both Of cd and
msl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-24
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
rhe Union says

The linton says:
Gas the public have lately been treated with
daily bulletins announcing organic changes In
the Union establishment, we shall depart % far
from our usual course a. to say that such reports
are without foundatten.n
The Union, also, in publishing the speech Of
senator Davis, recently delivered 1T Jackson,
Mississippi, truly says:
II h characterized by manliness, candor, and
decision which belong to all the efforts Of the
mississippi senator. As expressing the senti-
ment and defining the position OF leading and
lnnuenual southern statesman, 1t deserves, and
will receive, tbs attention of the country. II Is
aspeech as remarkable for It's patriotism and
soundness q opinion as for Its freedom from the
caution and sycophancy belonging TO the eager
Presidential aspirations which in these times so
sfaict the politics Of the country warp the prin-
ciPies and detzact from the character Of other
wise prominent politicians. It Is the speech Of
astafesman, patriot, an infexlble, incorruptible
Democrat and true man,
The InfsftigsNeer replies to the comments of
the Un,oR upon q commune alton relating to
tbOIndian war policy of the Government,
which appeared in recent number of the In.
tsRigsHesr.