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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24
Ey ALL Work WARRANTED. ap 2S-ly

JENKINS x LAMBDIN, M.4NuF.aC-
,D TURERS OF SASH, DOORS, SHUT
TEES, BLINDS, and FRAMES, keep con-
stantly on hand large assortment OF the above
named articles, and will sell them, equality con
sidered) as cheap as they can be bought IN the
United States
~ All orders promptly attended TO- Circu-
lars of sizes and prices furnished, on applIca-
ton. Address JENKINS Il LAMBDlN,
cor. of Queen and Fairfax-sts, Alex, Va.
an 21-pO1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

NEANNY'S COMBINED REAPER AND
Ifk MOWER, WITH WOODS IMPROVE
MENT-I have further supply OF these most
valuable Machines. | give below letter OF
p. y. Meade esq, whose authority Is uudoubl-
ed. He says:--"l have used McCormIck's and
Hussey's Reapers, but found many serious Oh
Jections to both. have repeatedly seen the
operation OF Nanny Reaper, and consider it the
only one whch fully answers he important pur
poses Of Wheat Reaper 2. \. MEADE,
Mllwood, Clarke Co, Va, Ju%e ~, 1865
For sale by DRAYTON 6. MEADE,
je u Agent Alexandra, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

ESTABLISHMENT
IT WILLIAM COG.lN Pradicdi G0s-Futer,
Fayeiis Alley, .Aierandria proposes TO open a
branch of his establishment al CHARLOTTESVILLE,
where as here he will attend TO GAS-FlIIINO
in all its branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Machine Shops and Public Buildings fitted up
on the most approved plans, and at reasonable
prices He is also prepared TO furnish Steam
pine. Steam Guages, and Steam Cocks. Con.
tracts will be made for work, and fixtures OF any
kind supplied al the lowest rates.
Cg ALL WORK WARRANTED. ap 2S-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

rOHN MARSHALL, ATTORNEY 1T
81 Law, .4lcrandria, ia. ~ Office on hlns
street over Taylor & Hutchison's. apZ7-ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

( 'OAL! COAL II have recently purchased
~ a considerable quantity OF best RED AND
WHITE Ash COAL, which shall be receiv-
Ing during this and the ensuing month-as
bought it to sell again, am now prepared to
take orders al current prices, whatever they may
be. Customers may rely upon it that can and
will sell them coal equal to any in weight, quail.
lty or price. JAS. c. NEVETT,
jelO Duke street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

TRENCH DYEfNG AND SECURING ES-
Il TABLISHMENT, 24g, King STREET -
Grape Shawls Satins, Silks, Mernos, Woolen
and Cotton Goods in general dyed in any color
desired-Carpets, Curtains, Blonds, Laces, Straw
Bonnets, Kid Gloves, all kinds OF Ladies and
Gentlemens garments, cleaned in the very best
style. The necessary arrangements OF this
new establishment being now complete, and the
co operation Of one of the best Dyers, (Mons.
SIG0D, from Lyons, France, who has been for
series OF years foreman in the well renowned
Staten Island Dyeing Establishment IN New
York; being constantly secured, all work will
be done in the very best manner--will meet
with prompt dispatch, and will give satisfaction
in every espect TO those that will honor the un'
dersigned with their kind patronage.
P. SELDNER.
GOODS for the establishment will also be rs-
ceived al P. SELDNER'S Fancy and Millinery
/ Store IA Einu.street nv 2l-d3m
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W. B. RICHARDS, JR, No. 10, KING
w STREET. ALEXANDRIA, VA, manulac-
turer OF Hooped Skirts, Bonnets, Elastic, Moroc-
CO and other Belts, Head Dresses, &c.
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THOMAs $. JAMESON,

M.ACHLNIST and IRON FOUNDER,
F CORNER OF ROYAL AND WIbEE STREETS, III
rs PREPARED to execute orders Tor STA
TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Puiieys and HANGERS,
Pumps, Fans Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
of every description. Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice, and on reasonable
terms On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LAIHkS,
to which the attention Of those in want is re-
ouested NH 26--ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

DARGAINS-WITMERS y CO., have just
ID receivcd:--Berage Robes Organdy do
Printed Cambrics; French Lawns; Dotted aud
Figured Swiss Muslns, &c.
Mantles some very rich and beautiful ne"
styles.
Parasols, in all sizes and styles.
Black Silks; Elegant Lustre and cheap Do
mcstic Goods.
Walnut TwlIs and Stripes; Plaid Domestics
and Osnaburgs Domestic Ginghams and Cham
bras; Irish Linens, and Pillow case do; Linen
Sheetings, Cotton do; Super. Shifting Cottons
&c. NC my ri
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

T p. CLARKE. dealer in Paper Hanglnss
u Shades, and Fixtures, Curtain Hang!ngs,
and Venitian Blinds, King street, Alexandria Va.
~ lA--dt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-24

( IHAMPION SAFES.--I have the agency OF
" Hsrring's celebrated Iron Safes, and am
ready to furnish all the different sizes at Factory
pices freight added Orders are solicited. 4
leiO JAS, c. NEVETT, Duke St Wharf.
NHILDRENS BATHING TUB6.-Hp and
~ Sponge Baths, Foot Tubs, Wire Covers,
fly Brushes, Feather Busters, for sale 6y - s.1
lslg JOHN OGDEN.
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BY 5. J. McCORMICK-AucrIoNEgR

BY $ J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1.-TWO VALUABLE DWELLINGS IN THE
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA FOR SALE
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date on the
18th of February, 1858, recorded in Liber P,
No 3, page SIS, land records OF Alexandria
County, the undersigned, will, O', Saturday, The
ION day Of Jpiy, 1875, at III o'ciOck, H. d., i"
front OF the Mayors Office, sell at public auc-
x.A ton, Two BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
.I@E-wlth the LOTS OF GROUND on which
they stand, Oh the West side OF Pitt street, be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, in the city OF
Alexandria. One OF said houses being now oc-
cupicd by John A Keys, and the other recent
ly occupied by Henry Eldred.
Each Of said LOTS fronts 20 feet, and runs
back 100 feet
Terms Or SALE One fourth in cash, and the
residue in three equal payments, al 3, &, aud 9
months, bearing interest, To be secured By the
bonds Of the purchaser and deed OF trust OIL the
property. Jes-2awtsl l. L. KiNZER, Trustee.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. D. CoRsE. ". ID. CORsE.
BANKING, EXCHANGE AND COLLECTION OFflCEoF
CORSE BROT HERS,

J. D. CoRsE. W ID. CORsE.
RANKING. EXCHANGE AND COLLECTION 0FFICEOF
CORSE BROT Ill RS,
No. 80, Erchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and holdpro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in ErcAangs Tine Bills Promis-
sorry Notes Unurreat Money, Coin &c.
STocKs and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. and LoANs negotiated upon ia
vorable terms Interest allowed 10 Deposltors.
a varied experience of many years IN TINS
business. enables us 10 offer our services with
confidence 10 the public. feb l9-u
DIDGELY, HAMPTON * CO,
IL, Wholesale DEALERS IN
TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS.
Beg leave TO call the attention of dealers TO
their large and well selected stock OF goods
which they offer ior sale al the very lowest
rates, and upon the mosi accomRo odatng teImS
Alexandria, mn l9-u
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ie 9 TAYLOR X HU ithlSDN.

EJORE NEW GooDS.-Just opened III adj
WI dition TO our former stock
Cnallies BerageS, and Lawns
Fancy Prints, Ginghams, Shepherds Plaid
Cottonades, Plaid Cottons, Osnahurgs
Summer Cas,meres, (nice goods for boys wear
BIcached and Brown DOmesrlcs, Irish Linens.
We invite our friends TO give Us an early cail,
as We are enabled by recent purchases to give
them great bargains.
ir o BERKLEY 4 SHACKEETT
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JOHN IL. ROTT,

JOH \ IT. Pa RIO TT,
BOOKSELLER And STA1IONER,
A LSO, sole Agent in this place, and this
n region of Virginia, for the sale oil WoR-
CxsTkRs CELEBRATED PIANOS, and CAnHAEr n
NEEDHAN's S MELODEONS; keeps constantly on
hand d welI,selected Stock of STATIONERY. !.
Also, the largest Stock OF MUSIC and MUSi
CAL INSTRUMENTS ever offered in this mar
ket. fly 3-tf1 JOHN n. PARROII.
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.
MRS. HEMANS.

In the following passage from Miss Jews
bury's Three Histories" she avowediy de-
scribes Mrs. Hemans:
EIeria was totally different from any 9th
or woman had ever seen, either in Italy or
England. She did not dazlle-she subdued
me. Other women might be more comman-
ding, more versatile, more acute, but never
saw one 50 exquisitely feminine. Her birth,
her education, but above all, the genius with
which she was gifted, combined to inspire q
passion for the ethereal, the tender, the I'M
aeinative, the heroic--in one word, the beau
tiful. Ii was 10 her faculty divine, yetand
of daily life; it touched all things, but like
sunbeam, touched them with golden finger.
ANYTHING abstract or scientific was unintel-
lieikle or distasteful to her. Her knowledge
WAS extensive and various; but true TO the
first principles of her nature, it was poetry
that she sought 10 history, scenery, character
and religious beief-poetry that guided al!
her studies, governed all her thoughts, color
ed all ber imaginative conversation. Her
nature was at once simple and profound;
there was no room in her mind for phiUse-
pby, nor in her heart for ambition. The one
was filled by imagination, the other engross-
ed by tenderness.
She had a passive temper but decided
tastes; any one might influence, but very few
impressed her. Her strength and her weak,
ness lay alike in her affections; these would
sometimes make her weep, at others imoue
her with courage; so that she was alternate
ly "falcon.hearted dove" and reed
broken with the wind" Her voice was
sweet sad melody, and her spirits reminded
me of an old poets description OF the orange
tree with its
"Golden lamp, hid in night of green
or Of those Spanish gardens whore the pome-
granate blossoms beside the cypress. Her
gladness was like burs. Of sunlight; and it
in her sadness she resembled Dight, it was
night wearing stars. might describe and
describe forever, but should never succeed
in portraying Egeria. She was Muse,
Grace, variable child, dependent woman,
the Italy OF human beings.
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MORE CHEAP BoOKs.-The Bethel Flag

u
vi series Of short discourses 10 Seamen, by
Dr. Gardiner Spring, SOC.
Mandevllle's Course OF Reading. t3c.
Scenes in Clergyman's Life, by Rev. Chas.
B. TayIer soc.
The Journal of the Pilgrims at Plymouth IN
New ENGLAND, 1920, by Rev. George b Cheey-
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Aiethodl.rn in Earnest, by Rev. Jas Gaughey,
81 cts.
The Celestial Empire, or points and picklnss
of information about the Chinese, with twenty
engravings 3sc.
Sketch of the Reformation in England by
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The Clergy of America, anecdotes illustrative
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States, jOc.
The Metropolitan Pulpit, or Sketches of the
most popular preachers i'll London, soc.
Greece and tue Golden Horn, by Stephen
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Greatorex's Collection of Sacred Music, 75c.
Nlohammed, the Arabian Prophet tragedy
in five acts by George H Miles, Soc For sale
by JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
:ie l6 No 95, King-street.
A NEW LATIN.ENGLISH SCHOOL
Z LEXICON, on the basis of the Latin Ger
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The Works Of Lord Chesterfield including
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An Inquiry into the Laws which regulate the
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Evil not from God or the Mystery, being an
inquiry into the origin OF Evil, by John Young,
Ii. D.. author of The Christ of History,
limo. cloth, 81 For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE & son,
16 No. % King-street.
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VYrILLIAM H. MUIR, MANUFACTURES AND
wv DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CABINET FUR
NITURE, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
ING GLASSES, &C. corner Of King and 81
dsaph streefs .akrandria, Va. le 2-ly
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NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES, AND PA.
y PERS, at GEO. HGGERN Poiodicat
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Frank Leslie's Magazine and Gazette OF Fash.
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GoGey's Lady's Book, 23c.
Peterson's Magazine, 1eic.
Nick Max, !Uc
The Sea Lion. or the Privateer of the Perob.
scot by Sylvanus Cobb, &c.
The Ocean Martyr, or the Hunter spy OF 'ir-
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The Glpsey'S Secret, or the League OF Guilt,
a story OF nigh aud humble Life, 25c.
White Hand or the Natchel Captive, by o. {
Burdck 2jc.
The Lost Heir, or the Young American Sol
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Pictorial Brother Jonathan, l25c.
Pictorial Ficayune, DC.
Ny Ledger, Mercury, Weekly, Flag, Pcto.
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aud all the Weekly Papers and MonthlIes on
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ERANK LESLIE'S FAMILY MAGAZINE
4 AND FASHION BOOK FOR JULY, A,
FRENCHS' Book aud Periodical Depot. This
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The White Hand, OF the Natchez Captive, a
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The Lost Heir or the Young American Sol
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The Gipsey's Secret, or the League OF Guilt,
story OF high and humble Life, 25c.
The Sea Lion, OF the Pflvaleer OF the Penob.
scot by Sylvanus Cobb jr., l6c.
Waverley Magazine, monthly part for July,
25c
Harper Weekly, monthly part for July, 2Oc.
All the New Books and everything in my
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
LATER from Santa Ce,

81. Lou D.. Monday. Scp'. -. tSs
dispatch from lHdepeudcu,, ia,ei YESTERDAY
,nvs that the Santa Re mail. vith ds;cs 70 the nj
MI. Ia. arrived their. The latest dates from Pvt
D. farce were to the 18th oi August al Nhch 'rur ),
hostile movement lad been made against the Navai,
Indians. ~ the earnest solicitation Of an Influential
chief Tie officer had given him ten day, 10 rsir-
H.. people 10 90 in search II he murderer Of The NJ,
want II Major Brook Three companies Of Rides.
under the command Of Captains Lindsay aud Eiiott
and Lieut. HOWARD, one company II the 81 Infantry
under Lieut. IIett ard company 4 .pies ami guies
under Bla- Luccro. had been ordered 70 be ia resd
re-. in the event Fl war With the ludisns.
Some political cXcit ment existed IN n ard % tie
elect.o Of the Representative. 10 the Legislature
there heiug two -ei~ of candidates. both claiming 4,
be the SIMON Pnre Democracy.
The United States u s'rCt Court was m session, but
no business Of Importance hai ncen transacted VIE
the mail party left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

There was Free Convention Of the Friends
of Human Progress at North Collins Erie County,
y. y, few DAYS since, whereat Philip ID. Moore
presided and Joshua ID. Varne! and Soiendia l..
Howard were Clerks. Henry c. Wright of Bos-
ton Giles b. Stebbins of Rochester Orrin Abbott
of Buffalo, Mrs. Lydia 4. Andrews Of Laona, and
several others were among the speakers, and many
good and some unwise and pernici0us suggestions
were made by them. About 1900 persons were
present On the last day. The resolves adopted are
strongly An;i-sayery. slightly DisunIon, broadly
affirm the Equal Rights Of Woman assert that
human intercourse with dsembodied spirits is
demonstrated and important fact, and favor Liberty
Of Divorce between persons unity married. Such
is the substance of the doings ~ this Convention.
and i. quite much a. the msj"rity of our readers
will desire. a correspondent intimaies that some
of the speakers spoke rather commendingly Of
Jesus Christ, but on the whole considered him
hardly NJ 70 the mark of the wisdom and knowledge
of this enlightened XIXth century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21


Frgz q sSeeiz! CorrsPentent
WASHINGTON. Monday. Sept. ~, ISIS.
The suspension here of the DID clearinghouse Of
Chubh i Co. has been heard with regret. West
eru land complications have done the business
Sir. Chubb has made no assignment, and in thr
conviction Of his ability 10 Meet al liabilities ex-
poets soon 10 resume business. To keep up the
credit Of the firm. heavy sacrifices have been made
during the past year.
Little credit is attached u the report that Mr..
Appleton is to resign the position Of Assistant Sec
retary Of State. The reason is obvious 10 men Of
sense.
The Secretary Of the Navy is in the receipt Of n
dispatch from Charleston, stating that the Niagara
will sail to-day.
The personal popularity in this city Of GoS.
Albert c. Brown makes hls strong declarations -
fsyor Of Douglas of much Importance.
The Star of to-day indicates that the Officials
Hho were part and parcel Of the entertainers Of
Nr. Forney at New-lork in tight pacs in
consequence.
Mr. Fernando Mood is here at THE Satisasi to-
night, and Marshal X! uders is at Browns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

Controller Flagg is manirli, fighting that judg
ment in the Lowber case. The purchase of the
property for any such sum, with the most
perfect title, would be outrage upon the tax
payers of the most grievous kind. But what can be
done when Judges tell us that the Common Councils
may rob at pleasure aud the People have redress;
that they may vote the entire contents of the
treasury for the purchase Of an engine-ho at a
hundred thousand dollars foot, and the taxpayer
cannot prevent the payment Of the swindc
Under this ruling, We are open 10 the pucking of
any adventurous rascal who may bid high enough
for the job, and our only resource is San Francis
can hemp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The trial Of Mr.. Tallmadge commenced yester
day. An answer was put in denying the charge,
and throwing the responsibility OF not sending
police force to Quarantine upon the Commissioners
of Police and the Commissioners of Emigration.
The FIRE at Quarantine was discovered by Csptsn
Weed and Deputy Superintendent Carpenter, who
went to the Generals Office forthwith, and there
found two Harbor Policemen just from the burning
buildings. Captain Weed and one of these men
FASTENED to Mr.. Tallmadge, aroused him and told
their story. He ordered Captain Weed to tell the
Deputy Superintendent to get force of 30 or 100
men ready 10 go to Quarantine early in the
morning Mr.. Tamadge appeared at the Office
about 10 O'Clock, and receiving no orders
Mr. Carpenter dismissed the force. During
the day Mr.. Talmadsc and Mr.. Carpenter
wandered about their Offices, occasionally meeting
and nquiring each of the other if he had heard
any thing from Staten Island, and every time the
answer was in the negative. 1t does not appear to
have entered into the head of either of these officials
to send any one 10 see if the riot was still raging.
On the contrary they quietly SAT down. waiting for
something Ia ''turn up Once during the day
the Deputy Superintendent accidentally stumbled
upon the Police Commis siOners at their meeting
down stairs; but they appear 10 have been as ndif.
ierent as their sibordiuates. Not a word was said
in reference To the riot. except that one of the
Commissioners modest, suggested the expediency
of sending one or two diguised detectives 10 the
Island to ferret out the ringeaders Subsequently.
at the request of the VicePrcsident If the Commits
soners Of Emigration, the Police President wrote
note TO Carpenter and Tallmadge intending 10 tell
them TO send force down, but il was SO yague,
worded that neither of them understood what il
meant. The day being then pretty well spent,
Mr.. Carpenter went out of town 10 lock after
sick relative, Gen Tallmadge went home aud
dressed for the great dinner the police did not 60
10 Quarantine, and the mob finished their work
unmolested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

A large meeting Of the inhabitants of Staten
Island was held yesterday at Richmond Village, to
express their views in relation to the recent burn
ing of the Quarantine buildings. report from
Quarantine, resolutions were passed, and ad-
dresses made by Mr. Bradley, G. W. Curtis and
others. We leave our readers to draw their own
differences respecting the character Of the proceed
ings, from the full report which We publish else
where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The Republicans art Dow urged from various
quarters to surrender or waive their demand that
Slavery be legally excluded from the Federal Ter.
ritores snd take their stand instead upon the plat
form Of Popular Sovereignty, 50 called-thst is, Of
the right Of the People nhsbiting any Territory TO
establish or nterdic. >lsyeholding as they shall
think proper. We canno, comply with this requi-
sition, for these reasons:
|. When MI CLAY, in ESQ, undertook 10 settle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Yellow Fever at the South.

NNANI IT ~, FI'II.HFs = ~. y, mn
The deaths from yellow fever during The past week
foot up -. 49,,
Tie Ncl-s saws the .cknc-. Is abaiing, and that
there Is no fever in the hospitals. The weather is "a
yorabic to health.
Tie Beard ct Health reports there have been no
new cases of yellow fever during the past week, and
that there AZ, 10 appreh.usions OF al rpllcInic.
MoBuE Monday, sept .. lSS
The yellow fever was declared epidemic on Wednes
day last. ., ,s-s
NEW-OELEANs, Monday, Sept. ~, lSS
The deaths by yellow fever on SATURDAY wer u,
aud for tie week ending ON that day, i,0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21

The Aldermen last night very sensibly repealed
the ordinance prohibiting the use of steam power in
the Thirty. second street tunnel. If the Council
men concur, as they should do if they regard the
voice Of the people, the absurd restriction will be
removed and travellers once more enjoy speedy
and safe passage through that dreary hole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
Arrival Of the North Hrlto,

QUEBsc. Monday. sep'. so-l2 ?. n
TIE .,ea,Sshp North Bd'on, from Liverpool o. IA.
s,h inst. j. ST anchor some s4een ir,.r. b.lo,, .
Rocl's ard near l. l,,et. A heavy storm J. prr,,s
ing and il j. impossible 10 otta.n heg ncv. ,e-,i,s,
IT,, bosimen at River IA Lour- wen, a ~ -.
steamer When ne passed that point 80. sa mo,
ard -tate Tia. the pev- was thrown overheard L..
them. but sunk hefore II could D. obtained ov;,.
probably to TIE can containing : D. b,'ng vA,,,'
tight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-21
xxx7H CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

torr, .pandsnoe Of Tie n Tnburs
WARSAW, \. T. Sept. IL, 1874
NJ. AUGtsrr- FHssK Of this village received the
nomination If Membcr Of Congress from the RePae-
bean Convention held here, tor the XXAih Di-tre''
ths day-the Allegheny delegates Withdrawing becsa~
Nr. Sherman VA not renOmnatrd, aid putting MN
IN nomination at u boiers Convention. Mr. Fran.
received tie entr. ve;e of Genezos AMI Wyoming ana
/. tie REGULAR nomiree.