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BY BARNARD d BUCKLEY, GEORGETOWN
GlS AnA WORTH nE pRIAIE CpnnI,

by BARNARD d BJChEG, GEORGETOWN
Cox 000 WORTH OF PRIME GROCE-
SSc;OUO RIEs AT Acknowledging to
Grange ! ne character OF our business we will, ON
MONDAl 18th INST, AZ ten O'Clock a. M, sell our
fresh and extensive wholesale stock of LIQUORS Ard
GTocer es at auction, without reserve. We name
but IN part
l.H g 'cks g. A. and Fine Salt PACKETS do
100 chests Imperial Young son. q unpowder and
Ooi0ng Teas. These Teas are fresh and of fne
quality, - ~
100 boxes Starch, $50 boxes Adsmantrne, Moul and
Sperm Candles,
do. " ~ S'oAiis
$50 boxes ustard, Pepper. and other Spices.
east fowders, S.leratus, Cream Tartar
Soap Powder, Sardmes, Macaroni
Pickles and Sauces, of various Kinds an cases ana
casks, " ~ ~
Brown. Olive; Palm and Fancy Soaps,
Casks patent Whale and Sperm OILS,
Casks Sal. Soda. casks Vinegar
i5lHn Cigars different brands
BRANDY, Tin, WHISKY. Rum. ard very large stock
OF ChamPagnes. Claret, Cordials, q c. in glass
100 Darre!s Prime Herring, Mackerel, Nos and s.
WIN Brooms. Buckets, Mats, Washboards
In the District.
Terms an sums ofand under $50, cash: over
that amount and under SInO. 60 days; over SIn, 4
months, with satisfaetorv endorsements
GETTY 4 WILLIAMS
api2 BARNARD h BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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m ll-eotf
Growers BAKERS SEWING MACHINE,

" ." : y" iNO MAINLINE
The subscriber has taken the agency and hiss nov
on hand 6n assortment OF the above oeIebrsted
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES: and IN pre-
sentlng them TO the public NOTICE, can, without fear
OF contradict "A. say thGt they are believed 10 he
the best article ever offered the public They are
adapted 10 all kinds of family sewing from the finest
70 the coarsest klnd, He most respectfully invites
the ladies' to call and exam.n ne them.
A lady VIII always be IN attendance 10 exhibit
chasing. ~ ~
Needles Of all sizes will be oonstantEy tept ON
hand for safe c. w. RDTEI'E
No. Sle, Iron Hall, Pa sv, between
III StaWhW 9Th and l0th streets.
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SUPREME CoURr-Fiiday.--No. % Jas Sim
son, plaintih in error, as Hercules l.. Dousman.
This cause was argued by Mr.. Cooper for the
plaintiff in error, and by Mrssrs Gushing and
Gillet for the defendant in error Adjourned
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ADMITTED TO BAIL.-Louis Heciig, who was
arrested IN washington on the charge Of being
in.plicatrd IN the commission OF the outrage in
tblS city on SUNDAY. the 4th inst WAS eX ,Inined
~ The Mayor Of this city Yesterday afternoon
dId held To bail in the suaI if SGUO for his an
P"dI aHce at the next term OF the County Com; 10
answer tue Charge OF felony.-A!ex Gazette
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40 YOU WISH TO EC0NOMISE?-Then be
- sure TO by custom made Shoes instead rsssr
of shoes made like pindars Tazors. TO sell 8EsI
not TO wear. SHOES. especially adIeS'H by
and Children's made by the subscriber of 90.
the very best materials TO be obtained this coun-
try. They never rip. and are usually complained Of
if ever, On account of wearing too long.
He Is now ready Ia supply al III Washington, who
rea ~ desire ~ eCOnomZe, with the finest and most
highly finished SHOES, GtlThRS, BOOTS,
SiIPPERS, &C.. az we'll as with the strongest and
heaviest kind of ChIldreu's School or every day
Shoes intended for durability and hard service and
wntcI last, al Includes Servants shoes and Boots
strongly made, yet handsomely finished, and war
ra, ted to every purchaser
His prices are but a trlfie more than the cost of
those OF bad work and material, whle his work out
wears them four times over.
DIR. Franklin never bought poor article, nor can
any one become thrifty who does so.
All should call and teet the subscribers work for
themselves. CHARLES WEIRNAN
aD 4-ly 18th street, near III.
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The NATIONAL MKLICAL ASSOCIATION w,
lean that the Medical and Surgical Society o
baltimore has appointed Drs James Bordley. ]
r Monmonier, Jacob w Houck, George Mil
tenberger and +. NJ. Womble, to represent tina
body Ia the American Medical Association at il.
meeting In this city, on the 5th Of May next
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A. GREEN, Auct.
BvJ.C. McGITIRc A,o,ion.a,

by J. Z. MEG UIKE, AuotiOneer.
VALUABLE LOTS EAST OF THE CAPT.
ToL AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY
Ar IERNOON, April 22d, at 6 O'Clock. on the
premises, shall sell the following valuable Lots,
VIZ: ~'''
Lot No. Square No. S65, fronting 60 feet inch on
massachusetts avenue, between 9th and 18th
streets east, oOnta npg {, eG9 square feet
Lots NOS. and 10, same Square, fronting each 81
feet inches on north G street, betw cen 9Th and
!th sts., Lot contalIing 5,292 feet. Lot 20 con-
tanning 6 o49 square feet.
These lots are beautifully located for huildIng
purroseS. and will be subdivided to suit purcha.
sers.
Title indisputable.
Terms One fourth cash; the residue i'm g. 6, 9 and
~ months. with interest, secured by deed IN trust
on the premises.
apl7-d C. MCGUIRE, Auct,
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer
1--WE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
THE lsLASDAT AUc rIoN.-On RIDAY, the
3I instant, shall sell, the premises at half past
5o'ciock, Lots Nos. 5. Is, IA, l5 and L. In Square
No. 4e6. This property is Handsomely situated,
some fronting on south T. and F and 18th streets
west.
Terms: One fourth cash balance 10 G, u, and 10
months. for noIes bearing interest from day of
deed gwen and deed OF trust taken. Title iuds-
putabe.
ap lid A. GREEN kuct
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
IN consequence of the Indictment wenfLar nntil
TUESDAY, the 2oth instant, same hour.
dp 10 A. GREEN. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY TOMORROW MORNING.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
SPEClAL SALE OF FINE WATCHES,
n Di.AEEoNps AND RIcH yEwELRY AT AUCTION
O'Clock. shall sell at nv auction room. No szS nh
street, corner OF st., large and hne assortment OF
very fine W atches. Double Oh time tsen.,.. osptre
seconds, massive Is carat oasts.
WATCHES. nTs .ns detached and patent lever
A hne and beautiful assortment of Ladies' Time
keepers,
patent-lever railway Tme-keepers, o-1
Fob, Vest and Guard Chains.
Diamond sn Kings, studs, Pms and Brooches.
stone, Florentne, set in the most handsome and
decorative manner.
Invite the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen
TO the above sac. as the goods fine and must be
sold to close business as the PARTIES are obliged to
leave the city.
apl5-d A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
II TURE AT AUCrIoN.-On MONDAY, the Is'h
Instant shall sell at the resi- ence of !. W. Grit
who Is about leaving for the west. No. 76 East
O'Clock a. m, handsome and well kept as sortment
al al r uInltuIe, such as
MahOgany sprlng seat Sofa, Rocker
10. Parlor Chairs and Lounge
10. Marbe-toP Centre Tables,
10. dressing Bureaus and Washstapds
DO: French and Jenny Lind Cottage Bed
wardIO6ss' Hat Rack. Bookcase and Writing
RefriE orator. Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Ssne ana w ood, seat Chairs: OiIclolh and Mating
HAIR, Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses
Windox Gs SS,ds PPasssss and Step Carpets
emma Glass and 'Iockerv Ware
Cooking, Chamber, and Parlor Stoves
Nhh general assortment of Kitchen Requi-
Terms Of sale: All sums under s2s. cash: over
creo.t OIL ~ ana 60 dsys, for notes satsfsctori
up 10 US tStAtesD AuctloDeer.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue Of a writ of
lVl her iaclas, under the lien law issnes frooi
the CLERKS ONCE OF the Circuit Court of The NJ
and TO me directed, shall pose 10 puhlic saie "a,
Cash. IN front oi the Court house door OF va 10 Cor
az ~ c.ook, M. the following described pronerty
20 wlt: being al defendants right title canf ard
me whoe OF Lot No. 10 and part of lot M ~. m
cure NO S4I IN the Guy OF W arlington, D. G.,
joining Of Lot No. H. running bsck re wbn,e aeoth
Sa sad Lots ~. Is ard IL, i05 feet inch aud N
ue SOU 20 satisfy cial, No. 2 to May term, 1853,
III favor OF John Purdy against William =. Venable.
j. ID. HOOVER,
Np5uts Marshal for The District Of Coll Hltifa.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A, GREEN, Auctiopeer.

Dy rs UNEbN' huctI"neer'
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS on NORTH
II l.. BETWEEN NEw JERSEY AVENUE AND Isr
STREET WEST. LAT AUCTION On WEDNESDAY,
list instant, shall SELL on the premises, at O'Clock
So. This property has front of 50 feet on north 4
street. running back to 90 feet street alley
ming through the square rs feet inches.
- Terms: One-fourth cash: balance in 6, u, and Is
months, Tor notes besrng interest from day of SALE
deed given and deed OF trust taken. Title per
feet. w.
ap I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
By BARNARD BUCKLEY, Georgetown.
k'ouR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
PUBLIC SALE.-On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON zst instant, at O'Clock, we will sell four
yalusbie Building Lots, the corner of Sd and
FIederlek streets, Georgetown, Fronting "a feet
each and running back Is feet These lots are in a
hrstrate locality and will be sold on accommodating
terms, viz e
OLe fourth cash, the residue in 6, 70 and Is mont
for notes bearing interest and secured nv deed Of
trust on the property.
apI7-ts BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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= =. =, ]. u. HUOVEK,
ap IS dts Marshal for the District of Columbia

MARSHAL'S SAEE,-In virtue of q writ of
lV1 fer facias. issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court Of the District Of COIumha, Tor the
County of Washington. and To IRE directed, | shall
House doc of said equity. on FRIDAY the iIh
oi May. 1853. at IL O'Clock. the following described
property, I" wit All d.fendants right, title claim
and interest IA and TO Lot No. = In square No. 1876
IN the City OF Washington, ID. c., together with eli
anu sing ular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied npdn as the property of Francis A. Di keDs
and Will ne sold to satisfy judicial No 90, to Msy
term, 1913. In favor OF VIM. b. Sheppard.
]. ID Hoover,
ap Is dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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2 &c. MCGUIRE. Auct.
BY WALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers.

By WALL Il BARNARD, Auctioneers,
Corner Of Pennsylvania arenvs and sra STREET.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PUBLIC
instant. at O'Clock. we will sell, at public auction.
t9ree valuable buI.ding lots. viz: Lots Z, ID and
twenty two ~ feet on street north and running
rack about 100 feet to ten eet alley. These lots
are ia one Of The finest Localities Ia WashIngton one
square north OF rankin Row, and In a fast lInpro-
ving nelghlorhood. Title ind sputable.
Iefins: ne-thlrd cssh the residue in 6, y, Is,
and 4 months, secured by deed of trust and bear,
ing interest All convey ancnr at the expense OF the
purchaser.
ao li-ts WALL h BARNARD. Aucts.
NARSHAL.'s SALE.-In virtue of seven
~ wIit9 OF herI facas, ISSUED from tie Clerks
once OF the Circuit Court of the District of Column
ed shall expose to public sale for CASH in front of
the Court House door OF said county on FRIDAY,
the 18th dy of March, 1856, at II o'clock IN tie fol,
lowing described property, to wit: All defsndsnt;s
night title, claim and interest and TO ali that D. zee
trlct of Columbia. which is Included within tie Sf-
lowing lnetes and bounds, to wit: Beginning on the
west SIDE of Market Space point % feet 10 inches
south from the Of BridgS street and Makes
SPAce, and running thence west with the north wall
scrlOed, AM the Ia e thereof extending 81 feet
thence south and parallel with Market Space n feet
iIeneS, more or ess to point which wall Ge inter
sected 10y the line OF the south wall Of said hausa
extended west, then by said line reversed east TO
MARKET Space at the southeast corner of 6id house
ana then Lorth and with the line of Marker Space II
feet inches to the place OF beginning which is the
northeast corner OF said house. together with an and
lutIe seized ana lev
led npon a. the property of gorge hodes Jr. ard
will be sod to satisfy JudIc ais Nos SS4 SSj and as
TO October term, 1856, In favor Of Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. lS4, lS5 l36. and Isl
IudIcals TO May term, 1858, IN favor of Cline and
Dillon. Peter DIlon, benjamin Tripiert and Jobn
Crunbaugh. II II G0nWEp jim
IN 2 dts Marshal fer the District of COLUMBIA,
III THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. for
wan, want OF bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd Of April
J. ID. HOOVER
m T-ts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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IL. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED for
want OF bidders, until FRIDAY, the I'd of April
next, 1853, same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER.
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NAhSHAL'S SAIE.-ln virtue of a writ of
I'A Eerl idcIaS, Issued from the Clerks Office of
the CIRCUIT Court of the District of ColGmb for
IN County OF Washington, aud to me directed.
ehali expose 10 public sale, for CASH In font of the
Grocery Store of Jesse b. Wilson, on Pa. avenue
between 9th and ~ streets, south SIDE. on TUES
DAY, the 2Jth day Of April, 1853, commencing az Ia
O'Clock a m, the following goods and chatiles 10
wit. Dbl. of Holland Gin, hbls. of I'D Rye
Whisky, and casks of FreRch Brandy, seized and
LEVIED upon az the property of William b Ssssrer
and will he sold tn satisfy JGdIc No. IFS TO Msy
term, 1855, in favor of Jesse Il. Wilson, '
w. SEIDEN, Marshal
ap ats for the IBIS, rict Of CoInn,I;o
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NEW ENGLISH a CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
D. DIR. J. II. A. BRIDGE has opened his School
18TH. He will give his own personal affent,op 10 al
stue enIs and the number vii: be limited.
Terms from S8 20 SIS PER quarter
Rest of city references. apt 2-Iw.
PRICK PRESSES ANDCLAYTEMPERIN
p. MILLER.
apl-Sv' SOC south sth street, philadelphia,
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IT'S Or No USE. IT CANNOT BE BEAT.
LEWIS Old WRECK WHISKY, OF is27,
challenges tie wOrld-ta big word, cut too true n
TO ee a joke6judges from all parts Say 81. ii
little left. Also, can he found AZ has st1aa, a -
choice lot OF other WhIskIes, wIRss B.aud,es ~
Runs, Old Jpup, WormwoTd CofdIals 6Bs u
Groceries, Teas, English, Scotch Ale, and Blown
Stout, Wholesale and retSi.
JONAS p. LEVY
No. So 18th and streets north.
eIS-u OaAr ths Cana
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BY WALL Il BARNARD, AuctIoneers.
IINDlVIDED SQUARE AT ATCTION.-On
- TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Goth lost. at S
O'Clock, we will sell, at our Auction Rooms. the
whole Of Square No. I76, containing 100000 rC mare
iret. The square is between 18th and nth streets
and on New Hamf shire avenue is enclosed with
substantial fence, aud offers most excellent por
tunity for spectators.
Terms One third cash: the residue in 6. H. and
10 months. satisfactorily secured and bearing ints-
rest.
apl6-ts WALL & BARNARD Auct
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CANARY.
i HAVE lust received from the manufacturers the
most beautiful assortment of C. A " A X Y sx -
MOCklNG BIR ID and PARROT CAGESEG
ever bel fore ex hbted IN the District. For saia<N-
cheap lor cash at &, WOODWARD'S
M,tropnliial Stove and Crete Factory
apl 0-6teo No. $40 Pa. av., bet 10Th and nth SITS.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue Of a writ of fe
w RI facas, issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court for the District OF Columbia for the
County OF Washington and to me directed. shall
expos to public sale. Tor at the residences of
John Espey, on 2oth street. bstween and streets
west. on the east side of sand 10Th street. on FRI
pay the S)th day Of April, 1853, at ii O'Clock a. m,
the following goods and chattles, in part, to wit :
Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Char, Looking Glass.
Carpets. Wardrobe, Tables, Washstands. Mantle
Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa Lounge, Chairs, & C :,
&c, seized and levied upon as the goods and chat
ties OF John Espey, and will be sold tn satisfy No.
~ Judiclals. to May term, 1885, in favor of Suffer-
Lea Co use Of Geo. +. McGlue.
J. ID. HOOVER,
ap 15 dts Marshal for the District off 70 umbia
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M u. y. y.
w I'LL again visit WASHINGTON for the purpose of
purchasing BOOKS, PAINTING. AND EN-
CRAVINGS. Persons having collections of old
Books of no further use to them. Old Paintings, or
Portfolio of old kngravings may pose of the ssme
by addressing immediately r y. T., at the Star Of
hce Good Books &C.. bought TO any a.nOuLt.
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n A CARD.
NALL at e. WOODWARD'S METROPOLJ-
TAN STOVE and CIR ATE FACTORY. No 3l8
Pa avenue. otween lOth and llth sts and anime
his large and BEAUTIFUL assortment Ofspring HOUSE
FUR NlSilING ARTICLES, which will be sold
low fur cash an 10 6f1o
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THE LATEST FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS
L lust received ut the MUSIC Depot Of
m9a w. O.. NE.PIER OFT
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IL THE ABOVE SALE Is rTRTHER
same hour ard place. '
NarshoI To-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
Reyiyu. If HusIIucss.

The 3 ;sIon Gazette says: "A regular
marriage mania has broken ont here, as our
record shows, and Stone Chapel las been the
scene Of q tremendous gathering to witness
the alliance Of the granddaughter Cfa three
and a half millionaire with a son Of wealthy
parentagc; and what il still more enrourag
ing. those who know announce that ii teen
more weddings are 70 come IF in fashionable
circles very soon."
Aud another sign that business is locking
up, is the follow ng from the Post Ut that
same city OF Bosom.
81, will be seen by the figures that an un-
| usually large quantity Oi imported mcr-
chandise was entered in the warehouses last
week. The clerks employed in that branch
Of the custom-house business had bat little
tine to eat cream cakes during o~ti hours.
The total figures cover about sixty entries ot
goods from Great Britain, France, Mediter.
rauean ports, the E,-t Iudle-, Cape OF Cord
Hope, the French l-iauds, &C.. Among them
arc some Injuries that will be Withdrawn for
consumption at the port Of original lmpor'a
lion. aud elsewhcrein New England at thanks
giving time"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
Late Foreign News.

1t was said that the new company for the
Great Eastern steamship was delayed in Gem
pleting its organization ty the nou-atten-
dance of the directors Of tbs old company to
complete the necessary forms.
Lord Charles WELLESLEY, brother and heir
p~resumpt!ve to the Duke of Wellington, IS
dead.
The equinoctial gales are reported to have
done much damage to the shipping 10 the
German Ocean. Several vessels were wreck
ed, and some lives lost. No American veS-
sells ara mentioned in the list of disasters.
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen, Ex-Uni,ed States
Minister t. Naples. had arrived In EogIand,
and was paying a visit t. his father, Robert
Owen, who was ~cuutioed to his bed by illness.
The Gazette announces that the q seen has
granted the digu!ty 0! a Baronet TO SlF James
Outram.
The late disastrous foods in Ireland are
said To have seriously iujured the potato crops
ia the low lying districts, where the disease
was destroying a large portion Of the yield
A Spanish steamer had discovered two is
lands on the coast OF Africa. and taken pos
-ess ion Of them.
Accounts from Syria state that the cholera
has carried of $1,000 persons AZ Mecca.
The corporation Of Limerick had taken
steps for the formation If company TO start
steam packets between Foyres and America
According to the royal commis-ioner re-
port, Foynes is the best Of Irish ports.
Ga thc evening preceding the departure OF
the Pacific from Galway, a grand entertain
ment was given on board, and MIR. Lever, IN
the course Of his remarks, stated that ar,
engagements were in progress for running
steamers from Foynes to Aperica during the
winter mouths. TIE banquet vas attended
by Lord Bury, Mr.. Roebuck, NJ. p" and sew
eral other gentlemen of Distraction.
The marriage Of the Duke de MaIakOfi
with Mademoiselie PiDiega was soiemnized
in the Imperial Chapel Of ST. Cloud, on the
evening OF the l2.h inst, III the presence Of
the Emperor and Empress, and a numerous
and brilliant asscmbiago. Marshal Ea,li.nt,
| Minister of War, and NJ. Waiewski, Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, gave away the bride
groom, and NJ. Fpuld, Minister Of State, and
a Spaniard. the Marquis dc Casa Riera, dad
! the same off sc for the bride. Tie DIke Is
said To be in his 9th year, and bis brI'ic In
her SD. They were OK Pectei 70 start forth
with for England
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-29
T.,.prsnni, ..xu.,cn.s.

BcsToS, October % --fne Catholic church
on @ oot street, 10 Il xbury, with u dwelling
house and STABLE adjoining, were destroyed
by fire yestcrdly afternoon. The church was
built OF wood, and with tie organ, valued ut
$4,000.
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Ro!urns from the Ar
kansas u ~clectiyn except one district, dave
been rece we'd. Inc House stands Demo
Gratis 80; Republicans 40. Senate-Dem .
crst-2l; Republicans 10
New YORK, Oct. - The British steamer
VaIerous sailed hence today, with Sir VIM.
Gore Ouslcy. The Galway steame! Pae!he
has arrived.
Bosrox, OFT, 26.-Nathapiel and Thomas
Butler, brothers, and Peter Lyons lost thor
lives to day by suti,oaiion in the vaults OF
the rosin ell dist!!lery at Plae Island, RJx'
bury.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2G-The total num-
Der Of deaths from fever during last week
were 2Gj. TIE deaths yesterday numbered
40.
BosroN, Oct. 27;h.--The steamer Joseph
Whitney arrived rero this Afternoon at !0ur
o'clock. All right.