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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-21

NEW STORE OPENED.-LEWlS BAAR
Y has the pleasure Of announcing to the cit
izens of Alexandria, that he has just opened at
No 1875, King street, new FANCY and DRY
GOODS STORE, MILLINERY ESTABLISH
MENT, &c. The Millinery department will be
under the especial superintendent OF Mrs
BAAR, Oate Miss Meyenberg,) and lady OF the
highest taste and of tried ability, has been en-
gagged 10 attend to DRESS MAKING, TRIM.
MING, &c. The Ladies are invited to call, and
are assured that any orders with which they
may favor the establishment, ill be executed
10 their entire satisfaction. sep rs
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Something for Every Lady
SHEPPARD'S GREAT BENEFACTOR,
The Greatest Periodical Remedy
EVEgg Da@GDVEIsEp.


l 900 BXS. RETAlLED MONTHLY,
The Benefaclor is intallible for the imme-
diate removal Of Distractions, Irregularities,
Prolapsus Uteri, Calling of the womb) Leu
corrhea or Whites, and all the diseases pecu-
liar to females.
This remedy has never in single case fail
ed in producing the Menses. have receiv-
ed many letters of accommodation, which
all say, ut is the best remedy we have ever
used" Sickness at somach, headache, Ian
guor, debility, pains in the head, side and
back, loss of appetite, costiveness, &C., are
some Of the symptoms which attend irregu-
lar mensturation. This remedy is certain to
remove one and all of these symptoms.
Be sure and get the genuine, which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may De
had by addressing ] s. Sheppard, West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, and enclosing + l, and the
remedy will be sent by return mail.
N. B.-Ladies who are pregnant should not
use this remedy, asst is sure to bring on mis-
carriage, though no injury to health would
follow. One box S l., three boxes So. All
letters of inquiry must contain q postage
stamp to ensure an answer.
]. S. SHEPPARD, .
augl 1y Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati. 0.
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The records as kept at the Penn
aylvania Hospital show that this has
been the miIdcst winter known for
SIA'y-nnc years. The records do not
reach beyond this period. Ii they
did, they might show that there has
been no such weather since William
Penn settled the colony in 1852. III.
May not believer in special Prov
ldcnccs be allowed to think that He
who directs the weather has been
pleased to bless us with this cxtraor-
binary temperature in pity to the mil
hons who must have suffered acutcIy
IN these times, under the rigors of a.,
ordinary winter? Should not such
a faith inspire profound gratitude to
Il bcnelicent Father.
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TnH AGE TO MAnRY.-Among the an.
Gent Germans, than whom a finer race
never existed, it was death for any wo.
man to marry before she was twenty
years old. In this country, very few
ladies are fit, either physically or ment.
ally, to become mothers, before they
reach the age Of twenty. one, twenty two,
OF one or two years still older. The un
sound condition and constitution Of the
parent is usually transmitted, with in ,
creased intensity, to the offspring. By
The laws OF LycurSus, the most special
attention was paid to the physical edu.
cation oil women; and no delicate or ackly
woman were ON any account allowed to
marry. DR.. Johnson, in his work on the
Economy of Health, says that matrimony
should not be contracted before the 6rst
year OF the fourth soptennal, on the part
OF the lady, nor before the last year Of
the same, in the case of the gentleman.
In other words, the female should be at
least 'wenIy-one years Of age, and the |
male twenty.eight years. The doctor
says that there should be difference of
seven years between the sexes, at what.
everpefiod of life the connection is con.
Iacted. There is difference Of seven
years. not IN the actual defation of life
~ the two sexes, but in the stamina of
the constitutions, the symmetry OF tho
form, DC.
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C.. WI. FARMER.

AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE - SQUARE, srs
Winchester. - Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article IN cabinet furni.
ture at the shortest notice, either Of hio own
manufacture or of factory work. He is de-
termined that no one shall undersell him or
give more inducements for custom. Any
article of his own make that does not prove
to be such as he sells it for may BIO returned
COFFINS FURNISHED s..
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, and on the shortest notice, and
sent to any portion Of the country without
extra charge. His horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point Of gentleness in any
country. fb i-,i~
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g5- Punch don't seem to Iko the
prize current style. Copying from a
trade report, he says:
"0ur pleasant friend concludes by
advising us that sugar and moases are
steady We are CLAN to hear so COOL n
character OF sugar and molasses, which
caqa9t bot afford very great comfort and
satisfaction to all their friends"
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T Fl E
ssaO.gLS s. QUECMS.g.y'DS
OF YOU T H.
y y y I II
gust published, the 3d

nN SPBRsfAToRRIIEA OR SEMINAL DISEASES.-A
" scientific Treatise the treatment and perfect ee
oi Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness, Involuntary T.
missions, Impo ence &c, resulting from vicious habits
acquired during the critical passage from Youth to Man.
hopi 7sy NR, GUIyRIs WE'LL,
Member OF the Royal College OF Surgeons Of England,
tsll. icentise or the Hall (S24), and % years Resi-.
dent Practitioner In fondonj Author of the Guide to
Health" Green Boob, %" How to be Happy" Mem
olTs Of Single and Married Lfe., &c -
Ihls small, but highly valuable Treatise, written by
worhIenowned Physician and Surgeon points out the
only sure and permanent for all diseases resulting
from sesise, and IL the only publication Of its kind
written ~ benevolent spirit aud by scientific man
u should be In the hands Of al who value their fe and
health and happiness here ard hereafter. tfs ff
Price, II cents or stamps at tho receipt m which Il
viii be 'sn post fee. and well secured By NJ. I'll
hLlNK. n" ~ ~ Aw9rs, foy tys., Sen Y6rs
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SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 1858.
TO A FALSE ONE.

10 "A EAE~G VNE' .
Go, false one! leave me here alone
To mourn Ger na'uro's guile
70 think of her I'd call my own,
Should now have changed her smile,
would not hold one sacred claim
Toa heart rs cruel as thine,
For all the treasures kings obtain,
For at The miser's nine
/ would not bend to love thee now
Since gentle sweetness left thy brow,
Tho wealth and Kingdoms might know.
ADd ten Aonsand worlds beside.
wonId not dare with thee to live.
For all that worlds could keep
For all the gifts that llcav'n could give,
And all It's Joys torcap.
Then 30! Task not memory's boon,
Yet, s,IIl one thought I'd cave,
"1o think Of thcc''--aas, too soon
Thou'st curs'd the vow you made,
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, S. SWAN 81 CO., Augusta, Ga.

Eg5- A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
of the prize that each one is entitled to-,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans DEL
ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan,
dard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta IntelH-
gencer, Nep York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Morning News, Richmond
Dispatch and New York Dispatch.
jnne 20 ~
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an ordering Ticke.s or Certificates

asa ordering Tickets Ga Certificates,
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets order.
cd receipt of which they will he forwarded by first
mail. Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate. 0'
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
0J Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post DfIicc, County and State.
90 Remcnbcr that every prize is drawn and payable
n full, without deduction. .Hs
10 All prizes OF 900 and under. paid Immediately after
the drawing prizes at the usual time of 30 days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for tickets certificates
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s.g~ The gallant locslizer Of the Tro

gsYr The gallant IocsIizer Of The Troy
Times describes g. blasted hopes" to be-
Marrying a woman with the expec.
;at.on of getting her with $50 900, and
whom the union is contaminated, TO be
presented with bill for her last years.
poara.oki4DlLg Il -
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Glover seed.

Many farmers, indeed the most who
sow clover, seed it in the month Of
February, some as early as the latter
part Of January. They are wrong.
Hardy as clover is, when it gets into
the third and fourth leaf, it is. one of
tlemost sensitive plants untilit ceases
to depend for life on cotyledon, or seed
leaf. Until it has passed that stage
it is easily destroyed by dry weather,
or by a freeze. The first warm spell
after it is sowed causes it to germin-
ate; and as that spell is almost GER
tain to be followed by a freeze, the
clover is either heavcd ont Of the
ground or killed by he cold.
From the first to the tenth Of March
is the proper time to sow it. IT those
who differ with us will try the plan
on u small scale, we shall be glad to
hear the result. Southern Planter.
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YEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKE
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
10 RE DRAWN
Prizes.
lS5 prizes amounting to $4,000
" hole tickets $40; Halves IS; Ours So.

lSaiasa on Eiac Lottery.
Tic numbers from to 50 900 responding with those
numbers the tickets printed on separate slips of paper
cncirCled with small tin tubes ard placed in one
| wheel.
The first 457 prizes, similarly printed and enc clcd arc
| placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rcvOyed and a number is drawn
from the wheel onunbers, and at the same time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn out opened and exhibited to the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the prize being placed
against the number drawn. This operation is repeated
until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PRlZEI.--The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first
prizes will be entitled to the % approximation prizes.
For examples ftiC,ct No. 1880 draws the 10000 dollar
prize, those tickets numbered 1913, 1929 1881 tl252
will each be entitled to 400 dollars. If ticket No. 500
draws the 800 dollar prize, those tickets numbered 5S
80 SOL jjo, will each be entitled to 800 dollars and so
on according to the above scheme.
The 1000 prizes c 90 dollars will be determined by the
last figure OF the Number that draws the 20 900 dollar
prize. For examples if the number drawing the 10 900
dollar prize ends with No. l. then all the tickets where
the number ends in will be entitled to 90 dollars II the
number ens with No 9, then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 90 dollars and so on
to o.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates. which is the risk:
Certificates ofPackagcs of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
o. 10 Half " 10
" 10 Quarter " 90
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no ALL PERSONS AFFTICTED WITH sEyr,1 ms

TNO ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH SEXUAL DIS.
L eases, such as SPERMATORRILE SEMINAL
WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, GONORRilEA, Gi,EET.
SYPHILIS the Vice Of 0NANISM, or SELF ABUSE
NC, &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view ofthe awful dcs
rction Of human life, caused by Sexual Diseases and the
deCcptons praCtised upon the unfortunate victims of srch
Diseases by QuackS, several years directed their Con
sulting Surgeon, CliRlliBIE ACT worthy of their
anc to open DspnSary for the treatment of this class
Otdiseascg ~ all their FORMS and to give MEDICAL Al
VICE GRATIS, tn all who apply by letter, with Dies
cripOn O their condition, Gage occupation habits of life
%C.) aud IN cases Of extreme poverty. to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II is needless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill of
heagc, and viii furnish the approved modern treat
ment
The Directors, on review Of the past, feel assured that
their ahos IN this sphere Oibcnevoen effort ave been
ofgrea benefit to th; afflicted, especially to this very i'm
port1nt bat much despised cause
lust published by the Association Report on Sperma
inrrhH1 or Seminal Weakness, Tie Vice of Onlnism
or SefAblse, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Surgeon which will be
sent by mail, lin Sealed letter envciope) FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt ofrWO STAMPS for postage /
Address, Tor Report or treatment: On. GEORGE Il |
Consulting Surgeon Howard Association No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. '.. |
y order orthe Directors;
b E2RAD IIRARrWRl.I, President.
GEo FAurmLD, Secretary, NO.. ... ..
Dec l9-tF6. iN
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st. Cloud Hotel.

IN consideration of the pressure ghness in moneta
ry matters, together with The consequent decline in
price Of produce the price of board will now be reduced
from 81 90 per day to g per day to transient visitors,
and from s. per week to 81 per week to permanent day
boarders. ..
HUI. T. SCOTT,
Oct3l Nashville.
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NATsoNAA POLICE GAZETTE.

a n hV.1AIA NVLAVN U AAa.H T."
This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals is in its
Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated throughout the
country tconllns all the Great Trials Criminal Cases,
and appropriate Editor als on the same together with in
nm'on ON Criminal Matters not 10 be found any other
newspaper.
~ SUBSCRIPTIONS, So, per annum; 81, for six months,
TO he RENTED by subscribers who should write their
names and the town, county and state where they reside
plainly, to r A SEYMOUR
Editor IL Proprietor of the National Police Gazette,
Juhc2' New York City,
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Riches NOT HArpINEss.-Thc late
Stephen Girard of Philadelphia, when
surrounded with immense wealth and
supposed to be taking supreme de-
light in its accumulation, wrote thus
to friend: .
AS to myself. live like a slave,
constantly occupied, and often passing
the night without sleeping. | am
wrapped up in a labyrinth Of affairs,
and worn out with cares. do not
value fortune. The love Of labor is
my highest emotion When | rise in
the morning, my only effort is to labor
so hard during the day, that when
night comes | may DC enabled to
sleep soundly."
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LINCOLN HOUSE,
,H'essIns,Gasaaa, TcmR. .

n 03AtissS shaaaS 4 NRERs
10. B. SIN lTH, PRopRlEToR.
Having taken Charge ofthe above hotel I
will endeavor to please all who may favor me
with call. From my friends and the citi-
zens Of Franklin and the surrounding coun-
try, would solicit patronage. The table will
at all times be provided with the best the
country affords, and every care viii be taken
10 please al. 3D." '..''
There is good Livery Stable contiguous
to this house, and the Fayetteville, Mulberry
and Lynchburg mail and passenger coach
leaves his hotel every Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday for the above places, at i oclock
P. NJ, and returning every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at II o'clock Am making
with the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga and McMinnvilc and Manchester mail
trains. Tullahoma, July IL, 1857.
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rEade Solely by aihe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The Organ NIclOqsc0n

is designed for parlor and private The construction
IS similar to the Church Instruments being arranged with
Two banks OF Keys and when used together by,means Of
Me coupler is capable of great volume of rowor as
the Church instrument, when used without the Pedals
Also-eVcry variety of MEIODEONS for Parlor use
Purchasers may rely UrOn Instruments from our Manu-,
factory, being made in the most complete and thorough
manner. Having. renovcdto the spacious Buildings
5ll WASHINGTON STREET.
We nave every facility for manufacturing purpose and EN-
poy none but the most experienced and skillnl work
men, "
IN short, we will promise our customers an instrument
equal not superior to any Manufacturer, and guarantee
ENTIRE AND PERFECT SATISFACTION
MUSIC teachers, Leaders ofChors and Others interested
f'nusical matters, are respectfully hved to visit our
Rooms at any time and examine test the Instruments
on exhibition for sale, at their pleasure
AS SIM further guarantee to the Public as to the excel
ehcc OF the MELODEONS Dc HARMONIUMS from our
anuactory, we beg leave to refer, by pcrmssion the
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AiDSB AGED S$Sq4GEA'xaeeN.
a PHILADELPHIA.

a BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION, ESTABLISHED rs SpLcIAr
ENDOWMENT FpH THE RELIEF Of THE SICK AND
DISTRESSED, AFFLICTED WITH vIgULENr
AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES.
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rpAKsEYnEs-A FINE LOT ig:t !. Isssiy'4 ,ssgs.,s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28

intended to proceed to saltLAke City IS soon Is
they arrived. .s.. -
Gov. Cumming, the Peace sCommissiO-N -Nsis snc
Postmasters, had gone into the City. =.
The supplies which Col Hoffman Dispatches u
advance o. his trains. had reached Camp Scott. ano
provisions we've plenty.
ing at Fort Laramie. Net PerTy's train IS miles
below Gu the 18Th met another Of Perry trains
As miles below the Fort. Passed two empty trains
Of Major end RnsseiPs at ScOtts Bluhs returning
10 the Ststes Passed two trains Of Chontesu aud
Avery's and Major and Russell's at LeVants Fork,
in Camp, on the 18th Net Quartermaster for
Laramie at Rush Creek and Prices tains st Smith ;
Fork on the 18th. LET two trains Of Major and
RusselIS waiting to cross the South Fork, which
was high but falling. Net Maj Sedgwick's CON-
mand Of foavalry Is miles below South Fork. On
the l6th met Major Dragons l0miles. and Ward s
train Is miles below FallOns Buh Passed several
trains oH the road. in camp, names unknown. Met
Can't Roberts command SIX miles above Cotton
wood Springs on the 18th Net Hays train 80
miles below Cottonwood. On the 5th met Jones
and Youngs companies Of first Cavalry under Col
Sumner az Kearny; saw three trains on the upper
road above Kearny, names unknown. On the 18th
met train on Eight Nile S,reteh on the Little Blue
name unknown On the 10Th met Rusbs train 4
miles from the Big Sandy. Net Col Nay and 6Oo
head Of beel cattle for Salt Lake; also 900 cattle o
Russell, Waddell & Douglass, IS miles east Of the
Big Blue.
Met Lehon's train and Gen. Harney and Head
Quarters at Cottonwood, ten miles west Of Big
/ Blue.
Harney travelling rapidly and had only that day
learned Of his appointment to the vacant Briga'
der Generalship.
0a the 2lst, met Salt Lake mail fifteen milsI
east Of Big Blue.
wasson and Dysr's train in camp at VsrmilliOn
On the 22d, met three trains st GrasshopPer
names uDknoEn.
Grass never better as far as SEeetWater, bul
from there to Camp Scott it Is very poor.
All trains Snd troops getting along we'll
Cattle looking in hne order.
| Hoekaday, Jones & Co., mail contractors are
pushing their arrangements with great energy and
perseverance, and when they get stations arranged
as contemplated, tine will be reduced to sixteen
days with case and certainty.
Mr.. Mayer brings no general news from Gang
Scott o. Salt Lake City.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28
Hartford rmmbuu Co. o Rslss R5i & J. y 81 bushnell
jDbpsifians & 5ur9eons
d MOTION. NJ. D..-PhYsopathie

d MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopatbic
Osor Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Of Id
TON having ocsied hmssf ia Ihis ses Is ready 10 al
tend all calls IN h PToesslon ehc- a. his Oee at
their private dwellings Dr.. NJ dscards all pols0ns Of
cVey nn either mineral animal or vegetable and
Teduc his parlel ~ the but simply
the obsr sns slmuaiss AID ones up the system By
Thos aic ed with dis slses % the Liver Lungs Kid
Acute o. Chronic Loss Of AppeJfe Derangcmsat u the
stomach u the Bowsls, Dillods Affections
lmpuTiiies 1.-THE Blooa Chrome or long andng
diseases, diseases peculiar 70 the mali such Sup
"a 10 call His Mole q TreaEenf IS aso cSmpfsieiy
adantrd 70 Diseases of Children
Fever and Asue Chsleru asd
Diauhoea. Cole. Cramps LooklaU, Klts and ass, treat
~ r M S also prepared totreat successfully FRvEFs
oftae types together with all other form Of acute
bui twenty-five Years The Reform
New School System Of Prace, and thorough reading Of
sIadaale from the Oh and sehoals AZ Msdi,ine,
F M NJ kssP es5s,saSE On h7aa AZ SI ale sI
tRcuFes and sTgps- such usually Kept An Boiac
ECLECTIC and hompsellsn DraS shores Al, all Of The
pared By himssli Remedial Agents. among which
,as iSloSla: va, Sanpeasd syrsP Of the Manes5ins
ke Ant-Bi illous Pills exclusively iorthe Liver Sansye
Bttsr; AniiDysPeEsic Powders TOolh 4o6s Drops heh
weak sor Ind Jes; csnker sIedieias Tor Can
Ms Bslssm OF villa Cherry or coashs Colds Broachlis
Consumption and al Diseal-s Of ths Lunes Rhumaiic
" - " ss = % D.
edY for the Cho,srai AoheEs Cordial Or Female FTend,
and 0theT articles TOO numerous 10 met ton
VN 3. Particular Atiention viii be paid IN treat
as al Old Chronic and Prsaie Diseases 10 cleanse the
rSiss he dead sat he does ei fkaf be can cure al
able Diseases and uaay has considered ncuIa6le
oslee. No la5 Lqfaia 81. Residence, No, 10 Church
- p s. Dr. N. you'd ssy that he can give Ono stu
deh good chance n hiI onrsto rerd Aeecae ead fi
wrrlou hT4nn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-28
PROM THE WEST.

Sr. LOUIS, June 20.
The Republican Independent correspondent,
under date 23d, says, Santa Fe mail arrived
bringing dates to the FIRST inst.
Capt Marcy had been heard from between Ar
kansas and Platte Rivers. In severe snow
storm April twelfth he lost 80 mules and large
number Of sheep.
Col LOring had proceeded very well until April
29th, when be was oveItAken by severe snow
storm in which six Of bis men were frozen to
death.
Lieut. McNally, Regimental Quartsrmaster,
lost forty or fifty mules, all his beef cattle and
sheep. Mr.. Alexander, who was sending a train
to Utah, lost ali animals excepting fifteen, and
was obliged to abandon wagons in the road.
The New Mexico Mining Company is fully Or
gained and ready for operations. Their estab-
hshment is the most complete ever erected, and
the most sanguine hopes are entertained Of ulti>
mate success.
Hall, Porter Co. are making rapid prepara-
lions for the transmission Of nails to California
via New Mexico.
A despatch from LeavenWorth 23d, per o. 5.
Express company to Boonville says: Yesterday
two companies Of troops arrived at the Fort and
400 recruits from Fort Columbus and Newport
barracks 9 will be due here the 5th Of July, des-
tined to oseupy forts in the department Of New
/ Mexico.