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but not enough to prevent steamboats, from approach
| ing the wharf The steamship and fatboat landings
appear to be much choked with mud, but not
enough to render them useless. The fatboat BASIN
and in fact all the basins between the wharves, from
that landing up to the Fourth District, are walled in
| from the river by high embaukment or comb of
new batture running along even with the outer ends
Of the wharyes. The shipping wharves, all the way
along from the latboat landing to the Fourth Dis
trict, stand firm and solid apparently, as so many
/ bridges on rocky foundations. Some Of the basins
between the wharyes are dry, and Others filed with
water, in process Of stagnation and drying up Upon
the WHOLE the First District wharves escaped WE'LL
in comparison With those OF the other Districts.
SECOND DGsTR1cr.-The lower steamboat landing,
extending from Canal to Tolouse street. is available
by steamers for only one,fth the distances that is
| from St. Louis to Toulouse street the other four
squares of the landing being walled in by the island
or bar Of new batture already alluded to- This bat
ture is now hard and dry that steamers unable to
land elsewhere, land against it and transact their
business by Of boards laid over to the wharf
The work Of extending the wharf to the outer edge
Of this batture is in rapid progress. The outer row
of ping is driven two squares Of the distance, and
the inner rows nearly square. There is every
probability that the wharf will be finished in good
| Time Tor the winter rush OF business.
At the foot of St. Louis street the battnre termi-
mates 50 abruptly that the wharf Immediately below
is undermined, and much damaged The apron, or
slope, of the woodwork Is torn loose by the piles
leaning outward and there is general disocatou of
the timbers for some distance. The long wharf be-
low that, and to the St. Ann street ferry landing,
stands we'll evidently from the great strength with
which it was built.
Below st. Ann street, there is large slide of the
old and new batture together and a great wreck
among the wharyes. Wharf No. 10, Immediately
below the ferry landing, Is sunk and twisted out of
all shape but still used by vessels lying at the end
No 20 is much sunk, and wreck at tile outer end
perfectly useless Nos u, " and %, are all sunk
and more or less wrecked but all used, with the
sistanee Of such pIank-laying and cobbling as the
stevedores see proper to do No. "a is perfect
wreck sunk entirely; nothing but the ends of few
-, nl-s, islI, gtfon,r Az ~ III, ,,-oto, NJ
twn yybarvez anpear tn he in nraft fair condition
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DESTRUCTIVE GoNFLAaRArIoN--A fire occurred
at st. Johns, N. r, on the night of the 18th. by
which twenty-five houses were destroyed. One man
was burned to death.
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IS, 1853
Rs- Mr.. Eugene F. German has our thanks for
late Mississippi papers.
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Heavy RoBRERY.-We learn that the stage be-
tween West Point and Aberdeen, Mississippi, was a
few days ago robbed Of three trunks, one Of them
containing 500 in gold.
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our friend,
WILLIAM A. GIBSON,

New Orleans. Mreb Is, 1853
hive nsaa tGops K4peopeum for clIs and fever aud
- cured eatreIy; believe viii ghen everything
else tIas Al. VI. SMITH,
TJrTeq
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GRoOERIEs, CaoIoE AND FREsH.-Large supplies
of Goshen butter pineapple cheese crushed and POWDERED
white s4Fdnes mackee candles have inst been
received ny the extensive grocery house Messrs Charles R
Raey Co. Nos u Tehoapoula p Gragier street The
retail trade planters and city caterers cn depend pn
having their orders filed with the choicest freshest gro
eeres in tie market at this welknown establishment see tie
advertisements
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An UERELlABLE BANG-The gambling bank at
Baden Baden has been broken twelve times this sea,
SON five q which have been the work of Baronet,
"a captain in the Austrian army who, on leaving
the place, gave five thousand francs to the poor Of
the town. in token Of gratitude for his auck there.
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SOMETHING DEeIpEDLY GooD-We have tested
the qualyo coupeof cans Of green turtle SOUP nut M Inv
dessfs Henderson Co. Key West and sent to us by their
agents in this city Messs james W Fee Co.. No. 80 Camp
street The Is in the first place tp.top article and
oeing heFiaeteally seated in apaHRed ean
Keep Tor years in any cimae On opening cRn all that ha
to be done to warm the soup ase and ear freely
That which We tried yesterday fresh as any thing
Of the kind we ever tasted It worth rial y ali levers 0!
go0d things. See Aeazr. Fee 8 Co.'S Advertisement
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EUU Styles! FafI StyIes!
soe4fhe,'sa E'ltr'sattes1,e 6B'a1.er2osasg

Southern Furniture 6Bras.er00asss
WILLIAM H. STEWART,
1t Nos. III and l73 Caaa street, Neto Crieaas.
Eas 1astEecetyed rom he uanufsctos2s heaafulsock
sPlenoia MAHOGANY 4RHolEs and BEnsTEADs, in I'D
ditout7 hislitberto1 eTEe stack Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprsng EVERYTHING in his line ef BUSINESS Parties
wishing anything his line w find it dvartsge to
givehtn call before pnrchasbs, elsewhere
WILLIAM b. STEWART,
SEQ 2rft<W II ana l7s CAnal atrast.
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Cht11it's
GSsIt1i97S
p I S ULPHITE OF LINE
Office. No, 60 Royul street

C&tlots's
p > L l. + IL / Il Il . + Il NJ f &.
81
IL rrda- Il, r,af,..t, al
pnrrs M rTvs ..., ~, r,,,.,.t :, .,.r,.r.,..
NAV he ordered have a..,..i II v a-,.. s.,a,tia-,
in tits city and devote my ,1oa exclusively to the man
ufae.u5e of EI-sULPHITE OF LIME.
Punsry and Merchants rely onoa having egl Of her
order supplied with il PURE ARTICLE AS have during
'ae past orr months sp"ra eapeose III The reeoasrac
"'0 s'1 5R4lRs Of ay works. on Canal street on as ex
''''s''s " sea e as any IN lHe SCUM. -et5 EVEN
French SHIRTS! E7,.ettcE shi,,ge,
Received by sap Nasop6.rs, from arre frea assert.
mem d
'"-' so l'''aEN Sitli' ~
LINEN 5EiItf bps1NS,
'''.5t s,.p 5,,,s,, ss'i"' 5osoSS'
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lUL'.A' =, ''c.' &c. sio'
LION y =. r IN s. p,, ..
seq sgL. c2-ner Of E.sry vile.
EEe,fP..,.y,E
THE DIAMOND HAIR QUITTING {. szF, y-T>-,,
~ -1i+A'' ~ ~, ~ IAN@ y 7tAN IN "
Has ls.9 ,.r,9r.I.,o
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NO. W COMMON STREET.
WIRE ~ proprietor h5s completed is extensive arrange
Isa's 10 give hi. F"'Toa4 that great aes5ee'atars
A e L + A u W AT Err BAT
y7.-ra rald shower B5a.e sp,rfa- ST. ,....,.r.=
Perf.ugd
BATHS,
~ CLEAR wArrR. a. % COMMON STREET
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Ssran G0.,s


swan q Co.'s Lotteries ure Legal,
AND AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
RB-The late attempt to nure firm has shown thai ozr
Lotteries are DRAWN FAIRLY that Prizes nre PAID
PUNCTUALLY, a4d that Schemes are MORE IL BEE'A4s
than any other Lottery in the world
The following Scheme will he druwn by sF"AR 90,
Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lottery o. Georgia IN oae
Of their Single Lotteries far October, 1909 "
AUGUSTA Georgia. public, under the superntendones %
Commissioners
Glass 30 Draws Saturday, October 2, u.s.
Glass 26 Draws Saturday, October l5f@,
Glass 81 Draws Saturday October Ii, ls5s-
Class IS Draws Saturday, October 25 1851
Clsss 80 Draws Saturday. October 30. 1858.
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EGe2fEOCLEE.

u-g|eT8013 sEcN0oN5W,
N3. Sc BOURBON STREET, NEB ORLEANS. LA,
Conducted ny &. j. Lori.
the season.
za~panil5 are adn1ifte a: any lime seq 2nIr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
rSnx sAL.&.

NEW rELEGRAPH APPARATUS FOR SALE
"A cnespRey reley gster and battery al new; never
need; IL of Chestfrs best win be sold for less
its value Also ut of sewing mschineH for sale
ehesp lpquire OF q LIE FORT a CO, b3S Bfoadwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

VNHTREAs-DArTEL CHARLEs CT,sHK, SURGEON
w formerly q belfast Ireland and late Of New York has
ro been beard BY HE friends This IN To-
Eiye notice any Information respecting him. ether living
dead will be gratefully received and BY his
-oussu Charles Clark surgeon. Adelaide roshur
l LONDON, ibropgh Messrs Middleton Co, W Exchange
race, ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

York Mrs Allen q Young Anne
Young Miss, Houston Young Elizabeth
Young MIS- A ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

TOR sALE-oN THE HUDSON RIVER, A WELL BUILT
house situated five minutes walk from tbs railroad Do.
pot and commAniing tine view Of the Grounds
stocked with choice fruitfrses Apply IN v. r. arWATkR,
Office OF W. h. G. u. F6sdick, No. i Beaver stveet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11

uBEAP FARMs.-oNs OF SO ACRES. ON LONG
bland, % miles from New York, with crops,
$500 OF 40 acres mics from Hoooken, T. 800;
Ct 40 hochsnd Lake 5000 llo acres
Orange county. 81 500 and Of Az Elizabeth
D. - 600 Alec 800 farms for sale exchange Apply
to A tERGKANT, 10 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
LIST OF LETTERS
gaining n she New Ysrk city Post once,

,iisSed exclusively IN the NEW YoRx HERALD, by
Corgress-the paper harins The largest circulation
~ pcper in the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-11
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1858.
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dale Miss Pearl Of vAndolar Sarah Van Nest oaherine
allsau Iizx,e Van Hoorer Gather Yarick elizabeth
snBensch0tenMrs VsuNess An.oinetseVo Mad Pierre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28
r,x.rs,ty OF virginia.

Ware rra,ifsd to learn that since the
"eHi. of lectures at this institutiou, 90
susPe o'h IS March, all sickness has disap.
the ~, ,ba,e 1t is estimated that more than
pea'ee aoJred students are remaining at, or
oOs.aS;,;ely around, the University during
~s.nsnsnsion. Among this number. as
s0e =. =. IN the families of the professors and
vel % sarsons connected with the institution.
o!Os. = moi a single case O sickness Of any
t iI II Is proper to state that none OF the
E"' u;tbin the college proper are occu'
roOI' Tbey we're Immediately after the
p'su a.osion, all vacated, and have since been
'0s ss,,nee the most thorough repair. No
Oout b,s or EXPENSE has been spared by the
i,Oo .a # Visitors to remove every cause
b ,'.b NAV have heretofore produced i'll
,l,.b and to adopt every e1pedient calcu-
ne'i,' - nresent it in future. Floors have
iaH' ,smoyed, cellars thoroughly cleansed
pes s ,sntila,ed, drains opened and paved, ect.,
Sy' In addition to this there has been Co
en- s;,,s use of lime and other disinteotants 10
Y ..s,v quarter, and ssnitsry measures OF such
sr" ,.cisr Generally taken that it 10 hard to
:nnnose that disease can again Ind iodgment
hare at least for some time.
We We cannot but feel sangdine hopes OF en-
.;.a GOOD health at the University after the
.".nmn,ion Of duties on the LIST May. In
iIi;,po 10 the reasons herefor, specified
sto,s there is another which is perhaps not
asnsrsIIy known. 10 the year 1872 an cpl
tsmic prevailed, 10 every respect similar to
mai which has recently been 80 fatal at the
University. A suspension of lectures was
bsd in consequence, in the spring OF that
Usa, for six weeks, during which time like
sanitary measures to those now in progress
asrs taken. After the suspension no more
sickness Of any kind occurred, and public
confidence in the hesltbiness OF the place
was speedily restored.-a confidence, we be-
leye never again shaken until the present
session.
The strict analogy which has existed in
the character of the disease, the time and
length Of the suspensions, etc.. in the two ca
a., warrants the expectation, certainly, that
after the Is, of May, no more sickness will
occur a, the University. That such may, 10
deed be the case, we devoutly wish, for We
would much deplore any further bindrance
10 toe prosperity of an institution OF which
We have as V,rginians. such good right to
feel prOud.-Lynchburg Virginian.
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BY S. J. CORMICK--AuoTiosEER
CIGNOR G.. PANDOLFINl Il CO.'S
y GREAT AUCTION SALE OF MAR
BILE, ALABASTER AND AGATE STATU-
AIRY AND BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE
The largest and most magnificent sale OF ele-
CANT and costly Marble and Alabaster Statuary,
Bohemian Glassware, French China, and Fancy
aticles, ever made in this city-will t'ke place
at American Hail. Theatre building. on We'd
nesday and Thursday, 5th and 9th Of May, at 10!
o'clock, A. NJ, and 81 P. NJ.
The sale will consist OF a large assortment OF
Vases, copies from the ancient specimens oil Old
masters, as Euuscan, Greclan Ebe, Roman,
Gothic, and of Bsrdigls, Agate, Fellow and
other different kinds OF Marble and Alabaster,
suitable for tie decoration Of parlors, halls,
inches, drawing.rooms, mantelpeces, Libraries,
&c Open work Vases for flowers, Vestal lem.
pies, Card Receivers, Florantlne open work
Baskets, Candlesticks and Paper Weights, &c +;
Bohemian and Venetian Glassware, from the
ROYAL manufactures of Prague and Venice, con-
sisting Of Antique Vases, Goblets, Pitchers, Per
fumes &C.; French China Tea Sets, Coffee
Cups, Vases, &C., also English stone China
Toilet ware and solid rosewood Work Boxes AMI
Writing Desks.
The above goods have been imported from TIA
ly, France, Bohemia and other countries, ana
never have been exhibited in any other market
1t is confidently believed that the tasteful, cnrl
Gus and economical have not had Tor many
Years so desirable an opportunity Of obtaining
articles of elegance, ornament and utility.
Signor Psndoifni is determined to sell every
article, without the least reserve.
The room will be oren for free exhibition on
TUESDAY, the 4th, during the day and even
ing, when ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to call and examine.
Sale vii take place by catalogue, and will be
conducted by S. J. Mccormick.
Seats will be procured for Ladies. and goods
purchased Tor transit will be carefully packed
in the original Italian packages at small sx.
pense 24-dts
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The m ARK cts.

BALTIMORE, April 27-FIour is quiet and stea-
dy, Howard street and Ohio $4.S7a; City Mills
%l2,. Wheat is quiet; red lO40lo7c; white,
iaif to good, l25Gl3Oc. Corn is quiet; white
&c, yellow Tic The Provision market is
quiet, bu, firm at last quotations. "hiskey
closed Grm al 2lG2l3c.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Flour is firm; sales
Of $500 bbls; State S4.l56S4 80; Ohio $4.55
6Si7O. Southern 81 506$475 Wheat is firm;
sales OF 1000 bush; Southern red llsGl2Oc {,
and white l2CGl26c Corn is lower; sales OF
/, 600 bush; white 72G73c, yellow 7467o.
Pork is declining Mess SIS. eo9Sla; Prime
Sl54o6Sl545 Bee! is quiet; Chicago Re
packed $l3G$l4 Lard is steady, at lf6ll !.
whlskey has declined Ohio 22c. Stocks open
ed irmer, but closed dull. Mo. 6's s3.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF a
decree of the County Court OF Alexandria
County, rendered OIL the I'd of March, 1887; IN
the suit OF R. S. Douglass and Brother, VS.. Wal
ter Gahan and others, | will, on Wednesday, the
2sM day Of .aprl 1858, at IL O'Clock, NJ, in front
of the Mayors Office, sell at public auction,
&C. certain LOT OF GROUND with the I'M
Tm5 PROvEMENTS thereon, at the southeast
corner of Alfred and Gibbon streets, fronting
on Alfred street 10 feet inches, more or less,
and extending back east feet TO a 20 feet alley.
TERMS OF SALE:-$267,52, and the costs and
expenses of the SALE in cash, the residue IN three
equal payments at 6, l2, and IS months with
interest-the deferred payments TO be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser, with approved secur-
ity-and a retention of the title until the pay
ments are made. The land to be subject TO a
resale for the default in any payment
| LOUIS KINZER,
NH 24-2awts Commissioner
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Mail Contractor KILLED &c.

ST. LOUIS, April ga lamentabie occur
renee has transpired here. Wm. Giddings
the mail contractor for the Southern Paciho
route was killed by Thos. Smith in an attray
over a game Of billiards.
Another rencontre also occurred between
Preston Beck, OF the firm OF Beck and John-
sun, and man named German, in which
the latter was killed, and the former dan
gerousy wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28
Alexandria Fish Market, April 81.

The arrivals of Shad and Herring were more
numerous to-day than for any one previous day,
circumstance most gratifying TO note There
we're upwards OF 10000 Shad, and 200 900 Her
ring at the Fish Wharf. The demand continues
very active but there has been slight decline
IN prices. Shad sold at $llG$l2 per hundred,
and Herring at $50 5OG$ll per thousand.
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FlSH-The subscriber having determined
il to give his especial attention to the FISH
BUSINESS, will keep constantly on hand
large and full supply Of St. Johns and PASSPORT
HERRING and ALEWIVES-l0O0 bbls. daily
expected. can assure my friends and custom
ers that they can depend upon obtaining OF me
at all times superior quality OF FISH, as my
stock will be selected with especial reference 10
this market. A liberal discount to the trade.
NJ. ELDRIDGE, Union Wharf,
an 26-lm Alexandria, Virginia
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NTTEAL NYNTEM.

u Il
4 T a meeting of the Local Board OF Dlrec'
~ tors l,r the New York Lie Insurance
1'omn,nv. at the Capitol. in the city OF Rich
mond, the following was unanimously adopted:
The undersigned. President and Directors OF
the Company, nave examined the Report ana
Exhibit of the New York Life Insurance Com
many for the wear ending the lst of January,
1855. and being satisfied with It's prosperous
condition. cordially recommend it 10 the en-.
couragement and support OF the community
The New York Life Insurance Company has
been in existence for thirteen years and It's capI-
tal has attained the sum OF
SI,4O2,966 25, Invested In
STATE STOCKS, Ays BONDS
And MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE
We think it most profitable and safe mode
of investing money. The profits enure to the ben
eft of the insured. and have ave aged not less
than thirty per cent per annum on the premium
Maid B-s,des these investments in stocks, &c.
the law OF New York requires, as additional
security. tina, 100000 shall be deposited with
the State Comptroller, 10 meet any law III de-
mands which the Company may fail TO pay
We invite attention TO the nature, objects and
advantages OF Life Insurance as set forth by this
Institution
ThIRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount Of assets January l. 1855, ....S 66j,i36 81
Amount Of receipts for premiums,
interest &C., TO January !, 1858, Iilsl 81
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid losses by death interest on
dividends aud all other expenses, I'll, I'D oo -, o..
Accumulated fund January l, 1855. ,iO2soo 20
II will be seen by the above statement that
this Company is in tlourishlng CONDITION.
Those desiring information in regard 10 the
subject of Life Insurance would do we'll TO call
on the agents OF the above Company, who Will
give them any information that may be desired,
or for reference, apply TO either member OF the
Local Board All OF whom are insured IN this
Institution for large amounts
GEO. WYTHE MUNFORD, ESQ,
(Secy OF Commonwealth OF Na,) President.
DIRECTORS:
Roger A. Pryor, Editor OF the South; Ihos. b.
Ellis. esq, Pres James River and kanawha 20
Thos. P August, esq, Attorney al Law; Vim "
Paine, esq, Kent, Paine n Co, Merchants; John
Bagbv. esq. Farmer, King and Queen Co, Va;
Rev. Chas. II. Read, Pastyr United Presbyterian
Church; Rev. Jas Taylor, Corn Sec y South
ern Baptist GOWN; n. K. Eilyson, Printer
Chas. VI Purcell, Banker las Thomas, Jr., To-
bacco Manufacturer.
F v y H E55ns!Iia M NJ G.' D Medical Board
|. LOUIS KINZER, Local Agent, Prince 81
CHAS. f. WORKMAN, Gen. Agent and AT
torney for Va, Newton's Hotel.
F. W. Trotter, Gen. Agent, Newton's Hotel
| an l2-eoim
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NORFOLK. April 26.-The British brig
Marietta, from Demarsrs, via Barbados'
with cargo of Sugar for the Baltimore mar
ket. arrived at Hamp ton roads.
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COM m Il RCIAL.
Alexandria Market, April 81.

The offerings on Change this morning were
light, and the market quiet. No good or prime
Wheat offered. Sales OF small lots interior red
a, SIC. Sales OF white Corn al 633c. No yell
'ny on the market
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'szGs
By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Later from California.

NEW YORK. April 27.-The steamship
Moses Taylor, from Aspin~all, 10Th has ar
rived, with nearly Sl,5OO, 900 in treasure, and
upwards Of 500 passengers. She left at As
pinyall. the United States storeship Relief.
The California news is uuimportant.-
Markets dull, aud quiet. Col. Slessinser is
passenger.
Valparaiso dates are Of the 18th March.
Vlysnco was defeated at Arcquips, With
great slaughter to bis forces, and has fed to
Boleyia. All his steamers were captured.
The frigate Merrimao had arrived at Cal
lao. Dr.. Oakford American Consul, st Tum'
bes, is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28
Arrival ofthe santa Fe Malls.

ST. LOUIS Apr,l27.-Ths Santa Re Mails
of April lst have arrived at Independence,
Mo. Between Fort Union and the Arkansas
river the express encountered violent snow
storms, followed by weather so cold aud severe
IA TO freeze to death some of the animals.
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Gen. walker.


New ORLEANS, April 27.-Gen. Walkers
trial is postponed till the 4ih Monday in May
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DIE D..

, In Washington, on the 26th inst, Of pulmo-
nary consumption, Capt. WALTER WARDEK'
GOD 53 Years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-28

II BELIEVE 1T SAVED MY LIFE
Jacob Wooster, of Bush Creek New Sewlckley
township says:-"For two years suffered the
Vertigo. Nausea and Headache, attending Dy-
spepsia sometimes so severely as toiucapacitate
me for any eifort-at others, to conhne me 10
my bed My bowels were often so constpated
as to obge me to use the most powerful pnrga-
tives TO relieve myself. Indeed | at last found
il necessary 10 use something OF the kind con-
stantly. Last fall commenced taking BtEh-
HAYES HOLLAND BITTERS, and found it
Just what my cass required. cannot recon-
mend it too highly, for | believe 1t saved my
life"
CArrIoy!-Be careful 10 ask for BQRHANE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS Sold at ) per bottle
or bottles for 81, by the sole proprletors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR., CO.,