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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

8 : AXXAKU POWphR.-joyiGg made AZ
Judgements win the haaltod Powder
Company. loG toe sale OF their DIX we
are now prepared 20 supply our customers and
dealers generally. n lots 10 nv and at ie"'on"'
be prices. We have lust received
$50 kegs f +. +. and Kentucky Sporting
100 " Blasting Powder. and IN a lew
days will be in recrp OF 81 further supply
J.. H. NcVFlGH Il son,
OFT "a Prrcestrcet Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

lust RECEIVED, at No. l3 North Fairfax
y street, a supply OF Extra English and Amer
lean BLISTER STEEL, Norway Nail Rods,
and Band Iron; also, all sizes OF Oval, and Rod
Iron. All OF the above will BE- sold at the lowest
prices. Wrighr's Burglars Alarm, for sale by
tue gross or single one.
sen Is GEO + BALDWIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23


VALUABLE LANDS q HALn"-5'3
Y ACRES or LAM, III f"Uf''s' I"1'lJ
on he road from "e@i"'"n ''"'""' f'" - ~
L" ""IiT''.' - ,,or and civ from war.
mer, three ilotn lne '','er' ana 'H Ho" val
l~ivation aud grass, all well wa'efrd; 'hr o""nce
in timber, watch nearly SURROUNDS iHe !aIhi'
"a The II" - Sil1L'' %, TTro
%gG-bie, ami hasa'l rscrs.t.3 '1.,o", mug
80 AIRES NoONihlN i"'''Di Il. 'N'
county OF Warren, covered with excellent Tim
5cF' aoJ|Mih'''s 'Er aan"S .ham, mo i,nd Il
" W."
90" 90. H|CpEs n = LAND in Shenandoah coun.
.. III :, ,;a,I,ar .;,ua,e4 clint miles north west
:! .,r.s,,,rg ard s,yt,aa southwest of WIN
"' 9IF'S"I'S a." San-a, csn IN Tho p.i.b.
boraood. VIII describe I;s loc'tl!.
Terms liberal Apply :" TL, S' in W. a. n,
masters ~ 10 VuItiN ROSE
p"tie'"" H'"'''' "a -s,rI-
'''t''' 49,
y F0k PAU NntiIHi@ - It ''2''''
AapacA"' >'aT hi," ""' H. ''"".... ".",
tei. viii SAT- tor tn" above port on SATURDAY
70" '"s'' STEPHEN SHINN.
~, a2--1t No. 4 South Wharvns
ron p,JTrvoEF-Tbe steamer
-. fth hil,i,n i"e s'e""'i
~ 80 naI,i,nore. on Saturday, (ruis day. leaving
:, qn,cIock +. NJ.
oct SIT WHEAT x BRO. Agents.
hA.n SG, 81 rEiT HATS. something en-.
4 "'' ..yer m this market before. called
ulciy new never Va Us iHTIt> pInINC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

GUNNER DRINKS.-SIlyer Medal premium
- MINERAL WATERS, Carbonsled Cham.
payne, and pure Crab CIDER, ALE AID pCR-
TER. several varieties, all of them superior 10,
ana cheaper than any now to be had in to"n;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD, an excel
lent article Tor children and adults liable to CON
supaIOn.
LAGER BEER, now SO highly recommend
ed by Physicians. All the aboye articles tor
sale at on; depot, No. IS, NORTH Water street,
Alexandria.
Exclusions and persons out Of town, furnish
ed OF short notice. by leaving orders at above
place, with oar wagon, or by mail.
i. s-drf Army Il SHINN.
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The Markets..

BALTIMORE. October 22.-Flour is quiet: OHIO
SIS. Wheat is firm red, lls1l25c,; white
l3.G,4oc Corn is quiet; old white 7sasOc.;
y.low >cfs2c. Whiskey is steady at 223@
&c. Provisions are quiet and unchanged. su-
gag IS dull. Coffee is buoyant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

~uJIyG THREAD have JUST received
sT a large assortment OF superior CLING
THREAD. lor sale BY NATHL BoGSH'
- 10 No. 8. Twins Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

10 BONES PRIME EASTERN CHEESE
4t 400 lbs. chslce Goshen Butter; ~ boxes
Italian and American Maccaroni; 20 boxes
pure Ground Ginger and Pepper; 10 boxes pure
Ground Cloves; Mace; Cinnamon; Allsplce
White Pepper and Cayenne Pepper, IN ! and J
ID TN cans. Also, S~ardlEes, fresh aud OF best
brands; Picked Lobsisrs; Brandy Cherries
Brandy Pine Apple; English and American
Pickles: Worcestershire John Bull, aud Harvey
Sauces. Tomato. Walnut, and Mushroom Cat
sups: French ard EugiIsG Mustard, also Amer
can OF d,rfarrr, qualities; best Bordeaux I'VE
oil; Almonds, Pecan Nuts and English Wal
nIr, best Buncn kalsluS. Tor sale by
oct ii J. + DOUGLASS.
Z EATHERl LEATHERM I.EAIHERM-
Country Merchants and Manufacturers are
invited 10 examine our stock OF HEILoCh
auC OAK SOLE LEATHER, with a large as
sortmrnt OF FINISHED LEATHER. Ne
name IN part
French, American. and German Cali Skins
DO ana American HIPS
Do do kId
DO do Morocco
Do do Patent Leather
Trimmings, Bindings; all h:Ids OF GOODS
used by The trade, cheap lor the cash, or accep.
ted paper. MAYNARD ho>E
40 South Calvert street, Baltimore. Did.
san 2S-TO'W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

COWS PATENT REFINED SPARKLING
GFLATlNE. a superior article tor max
jNg Jelly. in store, and Tor sale by
JOHN 4. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

n OTICE.-The senior partner having with
drawn from the firm of JAMES GREEN
X SONS, our future business will be conducted
under the name and style OF GREEN x BRO,
who have now on hand for sale, and will con-
tinue 10 manufacture, at the old stand, corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets, a general assortment
of the most modern and antique FURNITURE,
FEATHER BEDS, HAIR, and SHUCK MAT
TRESSES, &c, and every other article en-
braced in our line of business. We hope by the
aid OF the most modern machinery, and the
many conveniences which our mandatory is
provided with, to be able to make II the interest
OF those wanting anything Ia our line, to give
us = call. JOHN w. GREEN,
AZ SD-tf ). A. IRELN
4 ~LEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY
"A Library kept in the south room, 6rst.story,
Of The Lyceum Hall, $. w. corner of Prince and
Washington streets. Open every day from 9
10 3, and from y TO 9 O'Clock, +. M. Annual
subscriptions, -; six months, $3.50; three
months, 81. Volumes in Library, about $500.
Observation-Disclosures MILLER.
-~DIRECTORS:-
Daniel r. Wilmer, J. Edward Chase,
BENJAMIN Barton, Sylvester Scott,
Elisha J. Miller, Andrew Jameson,
:. Ferguson Beach, Richard l.. Carne, Jr,
Stephen Swain, Join a Mllourn,
William a. Duncan.
Treasurer-Andrew Jameson.
my5-ly LlbrarIan-Ed Roxbury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

CHANGE OF JURISDiCTItN.-We learn that
the necessary conf nation Of The action ct
the late Provincial Council OF Baltimore,
having been received, the Catholic Parish
Of 81. Mary's, embracing the City aad Coun-
to oc Alexandria, has passed from the jurIs-
d.ction Of the Archbishop Of fillmore, in'o
the diocese Of R,Chm nj, which thus m
e!yue, all Eas:ern Virginia. The IL. Res.
Jobn McGi!l, b d. will therefore, Tar the
future, exercise the Episcopal authority ever
the Catholic Church ia this place. Bishop
McGiIl is a native of kentucky, and is said
70 bs one OF the most able and eloquent
nrea.bers in the Commonwealth.
On Tuesday last, through the agency OF
Mr.. James A. Evans, two adjoining tracts of
Land lying near Ceu,resillo, iu Fairfax oouo-
tv were sold at the following rates:--One
IT. sct, belonging to Elder Samuel Trott, con-
tanning az Acres, at $50 per acre; the other,
hrlonrirc TO VIM. p. Trott, Containing lo3
acres AZ SIS per acre. possession to be given
January lst, 1859. The purchaser is Mr.. Z.
Batter, Of Wayne County, PENNSYLVANIA, a
Young gentleman whom we are proud to
weloome to our good old County.-fanta1
Neps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

NEW GOODS AND FASHlONS.-DUVALL
Il BRO. MERCHANT TAlLoRs, have the
pleasure OF announcing 10 their friends and Gus
omers that they are now In receipt OF taelr
FALL and WINTER GOODS, OF the latest
STYLES and designs. with the fall and winter fash.
IONS. They are prepared to have all garments
made 10 order, il their usual style OF elegance
and fashion DUVALL Il BRO.
WASHINGTON. sep 23-3taw3wlt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

ysrAGON BOXES.-A supply row in store,
w which with all kinds OF Iron, will be
sold at iair prices. GEO. T: BALDWIN,
WV - No. IS. North Fairfax-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-23

YEAR AND PITCH.-i have just received -
bLi. TAR AND PITCH, III good order, ir
sale by - - w.
oct II
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81. FOR KENT.-rne Property. corner OF
I'D King and Fayette streets, "nown as the
EAGLE HOTEL. wIII De rented together or
separately 'front.' building as a dwelling
and store. beng a FIST :are stand ior buslnres-
ard n back building containing 'He'"e rooms'
for = Hn'cl o.. Board rg House. 10 a soou ten
ant the rent viii be made moderate.
oc- u-4ott MARTHA LUNI.
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cLIECHEs or WHEELING.

For the Information Of strangers visiting the cityw pub
III tie fo9Ning list OF the different Churches, and their
and place OF meeting. II there mistakes,
wii!r-uke the ntoEssary correction viii, pleasure:
uottGeseis, Eiscopdait, CoTnCr Monroe and Byro
treets, Rev. L. 7. PERESs Rector morhins
clock, evruiuE,I.
81 Jo6fs, Ejsco!.rap. sIriu street, First and
sccond, Centre Wheeling, Rev. J. II. ssn1n A. Nj, Rector
S.ryic.s-NoruDy IULs; nucrnCoE ~; riel.t ~.
First lrcs5 yferfus., BE. H. H. WILD Pastor Fcurths
Monroe and ouncyiserv!ers
Second Lgsras, Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Whcelgi morning and evening.
TIird Press ste1o rlnh street, between Chestnut and
TalDer south Wheeling, Rev l. WoODsp Pastor seryi
inoTnH, aud evening.
Fourth IesJg gteriGf RgT. "A PAUL. Pastor, Nninstree
Washington and Adams sts services morning and
seIing.
Fog. street Methodist Eliseopc' Rev. J. E. wrLsos
Pastor Four,sreet between Moiro, and Quincy services
morning cveunF.
%e-l sbsef Metfoai,t riseetai Rev.AA RFGEn,Pn
narket and Norui sis, N0Ith Whetre' service
morning and evening.
ehop1:as street Ne:6odtst fiseepDi, Rev. T II. Mos
nas Pastor, C,npue street, between First Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
Sg"H Fhseiing ". II. CAure1, Rev. a. srsvEEs'
Gstori services morning and evening.
WhssIiHg Es1dHd chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev. J.
VlISoS, Pastor.
Gs,aun Nshoast El,ieeqial, Rev. G. Hm~ro, Pastor,
ChsPre street, between WeHsteT and Third Centre Wheel
81 0'H4e' CntHtt'Htl iN!lhh St'.ocI i'l'tN lsshvf
R. V wuruAs Fifth street. OF amTdeui services
mornirg & and afternoon.
associate RtoWsd, Rev. J. T. McoLuHE Pastor, corner
oGlIare sts.; serviccsmoruig andaernoon
Pfcipie's, Market between Webster and Third
c,ntre wheens services 1c34 in this morning, and ~
evening"
range'icaI Protestant Rev. wN HKIrER, Pastor, Clay
rect, above sixth, Eastwhee!tng.
Zion EraHgslicoi Luihesian, Rev. F. ZrNuMEENAs,
Pastor Market street, Webster and Third; Centre
wheeliar; services morning and evening.
e,,isa Synagogue quincy street. between Market and
Main.
German Protestant, Union Eai. Main street, between
Monroe' and Quincy; services ioI5 morning.
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MASONIC DIHMCroRY.

Ohio Lodge No. tOi.-Mee;s Masonic Hall,
Market Monrocsrees the .a ard third Nom
day evenings caehraonth q. W. srtIs, W. NJ; AEs-
aRRsr LrHgAiia, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. I3S Meets as above on
the rs; and third Thursday evening" month. F.
D&ESrLISaEa, ,w. NJ: s ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union Chapter no. I9.-SIeets as
above onths seooH NEoniE Of eae W. c
ScoTT, II. p; S. F. Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling EucHmPmcnt No. I.-Meets
Sboveen sheJourth Monday evening month. W }
4 .Lorfag. Recorder
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

Virgiuius Lodge No. :s.-Meess every Thursday
Ntthe Hall, Market Quincy streets
JAuEs NJ. Halt, n. G.i B. " Carr, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge No. S:s.-NIeeis as aboveevery
Monday evening. DAVID rArEA, n. G.i WiHiGm p
Ne Htlcey, Secretary.
wm. Tell Lodge No. 33.-.sIcets nsabove eve
~ Wednesday evening. WILLIAM nElFrR, y. G.i Jo5'
Siiads, Secretary.
WheeIins Lodge No. So.-Meets as above every
W. D. POrrs, y. G.; John 7aoanrn, Secretary.
pnnOIn hodge No. S2.-Mee,s above every
Erilry evening Jos HAssLT y. G.i John L. JEs-'ssH,
Secretary.
wn. Tell Encampmeut no. 3S,-Meets as
above the second fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. Joux RlrrR, c. p; CHS LiFct, Scribe.
GhrGm's EucU sPInent No. 1.-Meets as
above the ttudtfird Tuesday enings leach month
wy rNrtoR. O. p; Geo Baird. ..Ir. Scribe TNareh is.
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liII4 LAW or NnWSpAPERS.

iSubscrbers Who do not give express notice to the
ions.
2Ir Subscribers tie lIscoutnuaace OF their peri
d4rRis- the publisher continue to send them until all
eArag"s are paid.
3i9 subscribers neglect refuse to take their psrod-
The aices which they directed they held
espou4i5e tail Ia, have settled the b! and ordered them
isc1Htiuued.
.ulscrbers other places without inform.
uunsI ,urd the papers sent to the former d
ertirsF, ;itry Al, held responsible.
J.Ilr Courts have ds,ii, thRt refusing take Para-
al fro TIE caver ulG leaving them ua;dlrd
or, l.s-fglg galT vTdcuar uG Intentional fraud.
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rC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LETT EEs concerning subscription, advertising
t"csi business Of the Integencer, should be addressed
ha rTUprivtoTa.
hDuiI BE- addressed the Editors Jointly, either
tiqIn.
writing for publication, will please write
Uslg cuCsid- Of tle paper.
ohs.ryanee Of Tie above rules will greatly obli=e
sea- prompt attention correspondents tau
ey u,tslt {: :Ierwiss receive.
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shawIs aud ETantilIas.

IiMl CkAfE shfNtS et r-e-nt issenttetc1 fcf7 p
lNFO 70 - collars. It= f4y- Hi4r Cap n
rsf'lsr rlatn trult9Is :. lsiv vrrrtl .ll-
SILK SiiA %i--p4-iE 0sR-s ans llterVI
TuIbit SlIANis 4tar o. Il NIs-e- gsaas, tteTed ard
Pgs-ni als'', r. sea D. a e 8 E,si aud Fi.te.
STELLA S:iAWiS- O.. Lilr al-a -.-.Eal
iiv. uttz N1iss, r0zls au-I Fr.utsd BlEeSFs.
800 SAN Ill AsFIhsses ss.-s ~ M saars-t suci'
as Guart4- Lac ? - .aIff fiairf
- yrfy 6rtaI baTesi-.s- - ala AlNNsAcs-.
aiJ-el Isl y d. -.
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TINS PEiaLs OF PHoNoGEAPmY-Thc art Of
phOnograPhic reporting is the lest ever invent
Cd, Lut nevertheless, sumetiH,es leads 10 mis-
takes. Not l"ag since, q member Of Congress
made a speech. quoting Latin. '.-4mjr'w .s0ert-
te., cl8ie's Pinto est, std major reritas' fSac-
rates Is nav hirUd. Plato j. my friend, but tTath
IS much moru my friend.l This appeared rcxt
day in the report ss follows: II may GUS So
crates, may cuSs PiS;o, said Major Yeritas,''
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CFOICE I'D sET.vcTl

ne set-ty recsfrsd rc y- -SEc r7f Sffn--r Cor,'s
tt sts sfyrz q Lss.s1, - LgHrts
and E,rGr SIS, EietliaI ia
EiSfECEFI ~ irtls NJ ell
lpTd sl04fs. t-IsIfff = -.
Th>IXSGS. MAESEILLEs CODns, aOSIHEl and
AvIIDAs u-t fr--i.e Isr4 th- fasir,.l cIatz llts
pSd Itr5cuiar atIyn'iur % sssrt;- -, feei
hdsit .: Ssizs ails tiy tls 4st lssd tate
ml2g TIIoS. WUGitES-
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BAKER & WRIGHT,

BAKER & WRIGHT,
| TOBACCO, SNUFF s. SEGARS,
ag.-r, No 's' wl,Hi.{HESEi.ff.iiNcI l,H.H Si.ff.iiNcI Va.
| ltl tNlil bulls !, AT r,tEs-rls .'s.i so'rs.H-
Ss Co. ., "a ~ 10 o. isf i Io.. ;. ill., .d5k
D. az aeae aud IN goSd oF'vE, AUS a. s~i Itess
| anime ny sJSss ;. e ilaeAoJI,
HATS! BATS BATS
- AVERY tat sad car isaf a;aeiar,r, i-s eH HE1
- isIs5 lIsor'rssit q D.. ~ i-.F a'fieas Oe"-
:, AtEl,Y. "a sssiast.
Fresh Arrival
CPBIgG AND SUMNER 80 OHs-,se ave secslred Ger
- q spring Geois, e,rIsi.l. 81 'ar
sols IoE. [aE5I ; D. hAEFEE = s,Ss.
sLANIEE H4Ts-oi sIsry ssor, a,la.sAily .dapied to
ap5 = %. HAEPEH sOSs.
= ESTLEaIEN's TIENCI ifATs-As suIizt4. ioE raril
" s5a'.,r-, ti.7 I.sf-o.i, sai a. d.LatI-..-
AS g.HAErEE soSs-
IS 5 .. H1EFFE q SONS.
- irsii. Ssatoi. ana -esf SEAS Ii5t, rsI part
9gE s.sraIi sisss. .-I5l :, D. EAtfLE s0Ns-
ts.er.s, .rsst. r. ..r ast S.i
si.d sss tsH. lsEsi > ., HARrEE soSs.
L ssesiar H. asss4srseht 81 I.rsLd i.ri.rn yrsilsh
- so :, b ..I,iEPriFn soNs
,APs-Js.t It5El'es ,yTe's- :: e'a'l. lsuIis, Al;
aI5 s u. HAnPEE sOss.
+ iHHDEES's sTEEw CAFs--sls, o.. r.d. q All &C.
al.s . HARrIE SOS.
NJ YCsA sf1LE-Igs lave TsessYsa sno,a,r lot q
| ~ It-ebe's Ssli-A..as;i-E Ventilated s!ls IlsI.
- = j. HARPER SONS.
CHEESE.
"a EozEs PTiss ohssss jug Ieeggsd sna for sal
~ sps sAITh GVHEkLL
G'rFEr POIAIoEsOf szpsrios suaiiss sals tie
( - 50 DtPs, q lsF34 s3ilIH = CoIE2iL
/ I AXE sUPEsiOE R.sFBELEY.-z.rtg pizsts fer sale
~ eh-aP- t-P'i sMiIii C0ehEil-
ISgfgE BRANDY, Fu.e y.sz= aId BArkbtrry Lea
st--tf gtly reliable sEtli- fcr siiefs4
I ard feE s-le - VA EliNGEHS IEC..
.re GEIosil- si-iurr Icls--
| IlAss ALr ia-i4 s-l > IlI ColallIs, VEs,
IL s5EuPs, Ae, Ia store aaa fer sails =
| aFe - a. fDNAGpS = BEO-
TDEIS5E sEGAHS, Ca=aIhs Tsbae-1, sz11E!n- Tssse5s
CSp-"tn's t-aa4 ale eat IacSe sus sruli f,r sIis
t..-l " A LDh 2Els 4 BRO
SAEDTSLs hsrHetissiy fsairs y a, TF,tssTls Tils.
= Brandy Pashes An1 ClsTres- C=IcFs. Fs-isd uuvr
iEfsa Carrie PcrtrT Jrlirs, &c re-- Ge-, cr yale
! aPs ars.a- v. =. EDWAHBr a EEO,
I Opposite sis-zss Haus--
Wall Paper!
THE Cheapest Val Paper trIndos Eli-ds,
| GRANE'sY &aia - CrusTe Wheeling HFs
IloESETS-BeEExss, Ma azd CtldT, as Fsafs IN
ID ret Eitb bons. zae Psr4scis. j1ss received
| Eps HEts!SaLL : Sys zARINGES.
UsT rsrglvsa ssi- yeEy low ygoodtu ard wlca
~ CABS vvsry price tus'l PAYSE CO.
| I)AINIs-PAINIs-of ~ tir5eTfpl'ors, 'or ssls ~
apis 7. u LOGAN co.
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who WouId be W3thoUt 1t ?

W AO " QUO DS v -thSUL II
\ Ct- tlAt t.,i tttg Cas ~
~ price Uas al, We have rlaae coapi.i- az
Ensrmsnts 70 A-U tGv sul; 'a r.. s Sy,Ie o. ui4Ch
for safety. parity - ' p. slrl~s- are c-EFurss
rerer 10 snvoTarr ia f4us Ul - i.s &c.
Ci- ~ f,- lowest tl- fcs al. t'issais
tsil a. :. ut MAN 4. CO..
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HATS! RATS ! EATS !

L, AVERY, hat aHd Ca. tsaf T. Eas HuL
% IsT-s 81 o.. l-Is slt-lF fa,Hisls OSu
tl,Iaeu Ili lease ez All -Asir igr ,ils. I,'a-
= hrEBY, 10 s.sinEt.
uF i. N
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Asslguce's n otICe

II ptrsnsss uftit. 81 Jir1-
n sson ui Fl.s-- cali I-- rc nt.isFsIErs- r, ttI.-
ts Office % y ic5Ar4-gl, lsqs sdur,e aud F-uII
rv-s- (zp starsl - VINCENT,
mLst Ass.EFss usr'-- = I-as.stn
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ASSETS JANuARy i, 1850:

UPWARDS OF $1,000 600
Jf Losses lave been paid by tie -.;;la tasrHcz Co,
tie past IS year.
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IT is proposed, in Buffalo, New York, to exc
cute the paving of tie streets by sfeaR. power.
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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-01
rn. rl.es,sn News.

The in,sllleencs received BY the overland
mail. which will be found In another column,
leaves but little doubt that the Democracy Of
Illinois have achieved glorious victory. A
majority Of the members Of both branches OF the
Legislature, ere sad to be friends Of Douglas,
which will insure his reelection to the U. s..
Senate for another term Of six years. The tri-
umph Of the Illinois Democracy, achieved as it
has been in apite Of the opposition Of the ad-
minis,ration, is due solely to the bold and cor
rect principles which the party enunciated
through their delegates in the State Convention.
Had the party in Illinois, pursued temporiz-
ing course, in order TO catch the votes Of = few
federal ofncials, they would have met like
fate with the Democracy Of Ohio, and other
States, where different policy prevailed. The
vote Of the administration in Illinois, as has
always been contended, was not sufficient to
create disturbing influence in the politics Of
the State in fact. il was merely the vote Of the
two thousand fice-holders and their immedi-
ate dependents.
The reported success Of the Republicans in
New York, is somewhat unexpected. The
Americans and Aboltio nists each had ticket
in the field. and the opposition being divided
into three parties, the Democrats expected to
gain an easy victory. 1t was generally believ-
ed that the success of the Republicans in New
York would increase Seward's chances for the
nomination of that party for President, in 1860.
II seems that Z. Corning, the present member
from the Albany district, is defeated. and that
the city has gone for the administration.
From Michigan and New Jersey, where the
elections also took place on the I'd ult.. no par
ticuars are given, and the report that the Re-
publcans have carried those States cannot be
relied on. Hopes were entertained that Sena-
tor Stewart. the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Michigan, would be elected.
The news by the J. L. Stephens. which is now
fully due, will bring full particulars of the re-
suit in the above and number of other States.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-01
THE SACRAMENTO JuDoEsurr.-The suit con

THE SACRAMENTO JuDGEsurP.-The suit COM
menced by J. H. McKuue against the Cover
nor, to obtain commission for the remainder
of Judge Monson's term, was decided last Sat.
urday by the Supreme Court, and the applica.
tion denied. The decision is rendered by Judge
Baldwin, and concurred in by Judge Terry,
while Judge Field dissents from the opinion.
The decision is of little Importance 70 far as
the case before the Court was concerned as
McKune will take his seat as District Judge Oh
the first of January next, by virtue of his elec-
tion for the full term. The two Judges hold
that where vacancy exists in any Office, If the
Governor fails to order new election, that the
votes cast for the Office are illegal. Under this
ruling should vacancy occur at the CON-
mencement Of the term of District Judge. the
Governor would have it in his power. by reius-
ing to order an election, to keep his own an.
poiptee in the ONCE during the full term. The
trainers Of the Constitution never contemplated
that such power should be lodged in the hand,
of the Governor.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-12-01

SANdurNARY ExHIBIT.-In the answer recent
" filed in the case of Lones vs. Nevada Rife
Company, the defendants saw fit to refer to the
several instances on record of Indian cruelty
and atrocity. After mentioning the burning
Of Deerfield, the roasting Of Crawford, and such
like fashionable amusements OF the aboriginees,
upon the suggestion Of the S. F. National. that
Cwin should be kept in everlasting remem-
brance by q grateful people, the defendants
died the Doctors letter to the President, as .
mmms y Of all Iudian horrors, aud made Of il
the most fearful Of the fearful exhibits offered.
This grateful notice Of Gwin by defendants Was
near proving fatal to their case The Judges
.'pheelinks" ovsrcoming him as he listened to
The Senator's touching recital Of emigrant suf-
ferings and Indian barbarisy, aud as measure
Of safe.y TO himself, he ordered the answer that
10 narrowed up his soul to be stricken out. As
much sentiment IS Billy uses, will not do in
law.