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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20
EIhE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISH MESI AS FLOURiSHlNG

FEHE GREAT SOUTHERN CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT AS FLOURlSHlNG
As EVER i beg leave to announce TO my
friends, III this city and abroad, that | am now
daily receiving a large stock oil SPRING ard
SUMMER CLOTHING, which, having been
manufactured 20 my especial order al the North,
| an enabled 10 guarantee them Tor good, dura-
BE. aud well made Clothing, which | can sell
at Northern prices, and cheaper than any other
establishment in this city. Country merchants
would 90 well, before purchasing elsewhere, TO
call and examine my we'll selected stock OF
Clothing, winch vii! sell at such rates that they
again can sell them At Alexandria retail prices
| nave. also. OF my las; visit to the North,
made arrangements tor manufacturing Clothing
TO measure, at the shortest notice; which, Tor
neatness, iasnlon. and durability, will defy
COMPETITION.
In the Furnishing line, am supplied from the
inst manufactures and am always kept posted
a. 10 ne latest styles.
Gentlemen. SHIRTS made TO order, and
warranted to nj, or no sale. All | ask is a trial.
Remember tn" well.knowU GREAT SOUTHERN
CLOTHING HOUSE., No. loo hlny street, opposite
Saifpla HaN. SIMON WATERMAN.
a. Nv
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TO BE DRAWN EACH sATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
APPROXIMATION Prizes.

5,4e5 Prizes amounting .B%2D,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters $3.50.
ACircuIa: showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent 20 AM one DESTROYS Of receiving 1t.
Certificates OF Packages viii be sold al the
following rates, which is the risk:
CertiGcates o. Packages, 10 VIE. tickets, $50 90
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OFFICERS:
II. ". Thomas. President. " y. NaSst', IT. aUrr
b. Robertson, Vice Prest. h. Ssurs'rg, sar.na
JAMES T. Close, Ac't"Iry AMI G,sT, &,r..
mn 23-cSdIy
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SWAN 6 cos LOTTERIES
TRIU

SWAN & co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS
USUAL, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
CHWAN 4 cos Lotteries ar. Iegal. and an.
- thorlzcd by the State Of Georgia! The
late attempt TO injure our firm has shown that
our Lotteries are drawn fairly! That our Prizes
are paid punctaaiiy- ana tnat our schemes are
more liberia! than any other Lottery IN the
world.
The following Scheme will be drawn b. 5.
SWAN Il CO, Managers OF the SPARTA ACAp
ENY LOTTERY, in each Of their Single Number
Lotteries tor September, 1855, al AUGUSTA, Ga,
in public, under the superintendent OF Commits
sio1ers.
Glass 50, draws Saturday, September IS, 1858.
Os tn. PLAN OF SINGLE NyNBERs.
$4,000 TICKETS.
5,455 Pri=ei-Nearly ono Prss to evry 9 Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
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7 II. McVEIGH Il son, WHOLESALE DEAL
D Frs IL LIQUORS, WINES, 9c. are now
receiving, and nave IN store. their "a Ill
STOCK OF LlQi0RS. WINES, SC, OF all
grades. to which they invite tue attention OF
heir customers, and merchants generally visit
ing this market. sep 10
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hTAhD, DuFUI n co, AND JULES RO.
" BIN X co BRhNDlEs. Vlntages OF
1910. ~. A.. and 81 the above BRANDlES
have lust reen Withdrawn from bond, ard are OF
ne iu-s' quality imported. Also, pure HEN
messy X !. SEIGNETTE BKANDIES, in
store. AID tor saie ay
nay y klDGELEY. HAMPTON Il co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

MALL AND WINTER GOODS.--WILLLHM
L ARNOLD has arrived with a large assort-
meut OF FALL and WINTER GOODS, such as
French tiolns, Velvet aud plain VestIEgs, and
Uen;lemrn's Furnishing article, generally
Call and examine, at No 81. Kingst. sep S
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LUMBER, LATHs, LITF, St.

TRUSTEES SALE-TIc unterss"''.
Trustees, offer at Private Sal" al ne &c
Factory Of Bowen, Berlin Il PeaA. No .'..
nsr OF KING and Henry streets, Aie1s''.'
very superior lot OF CARRIAGES Of ever a
scrIption, with HARNESS 10 suit cohsi-''-
part OF the following. Pnaetons 'A"I'.o -,
tour and two seat Rockaways, BusyIss W..
without tops, Jersey Wagons, Double @"o
Harness, nc, &c. s.,a
TERss-All purchases Of and u'''
ninety da's credit, over that sum SIX mon a
Notes with approved security required "
cases. r.. b. MANlOR, yTru,,,r.
je 7-eetf ID. FUNS1EN. )
CfUMAC AND RAGS WANTED.
- scnber wishes 10 purchase The a'o'' O.,
cles in any quantity, tor wslch he IL PTsP@,,' a,
pay the highest market prices 20 casr, W
tunes. Lily 2U-ul }. L. hG"'A'
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John ARNOLD

MILLINERY GOODS, FLOWERS RI6
vi BONS, HATS, @c-JOHh + kI5hN
has just opened one OF The finest s'or"s OF "'Vl>
in ne above line ths; be has ever bIr.ea' 70
this market. and as they We're purcha.'4 "r he
most favorable terms, he can otirr ilduc.1r1's
that cannol tail 70 satisfy the closest buIG,-
He ma mes IN part B0NNETS AND FLAl> "
the latest styles; RIBBONS, AkIlFI'iAL
FLOWERS, SC. Also a large assor'T'r' 81
HATS. OF oil descriptions, al o. which - o.
fers as low as they can be bought n, 'r' o.
New York. Call and see at No. ~ hrs
Street. al
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FIRE INSURANCE soy,,,

THE FIRE INSURANCE COvyAN
ALEXANDRIA, continue, 10 o.r. W
Fire, generally, in Town anl Csyrr,. -SI''
tofore, on the most reasonah.e term. $50.
BOARD OF DIRECTnUs
ANTHONY ?. COVER. Fr.,s,,,
William Gregory, Edwar! y Ia
Robert Jameson, James, ST..
Thomas X. Keith, Robert 4 go
William II. Fowle, Trora. W.
John h. Brent, II. B. >n.r |ei
Jno. b. OaIGgerheld
Office hours from 10 4, .nj iron g..
O'Clock. {. W. WAITLE> y I
Ohice or King street near \ -.
nov lU-dly
THE POTOMAC INSURANCE COZ,
NY or ALEXaNDRlA.-yo ~"
Fairfax street, exttoor 10 J Lpatbr,,.r, ~
Store-where they will be PLEASED r.,
offers tor either Fire or Marine Iusg,a,,.
PresIdent-SAnuEL Miller
DIRECToRs.
VIM \. McVelgn, Roberts 49,.
Lewis Mckenzie, Na;5ar,.ga
Cassiusf Lee, BENJAMIN r..
+ B. POWELL
oct 9--tf
COUTHERN PROTECTION IN>rK.yr,
- COMPANY, AL =.
CAPITAL lTER c,-n
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GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers,
WILMINGTON, DEL
To be dra,pn under the Superintendent Of Commits
sio,ers appointed by the Governor.
10000 DOLLARS

10000 DOLLARS!
T OTTERI Tor the benefit OF the State OF Del
aware, Class Z. Tor 1885. 10 be drawn a
Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY, sep
TENDER 25th, 1853.
rs number Lottery-I2 drawn ballots.
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r;aS. Liauons AND TOBACCO.

TssS. Liquors AND TOBACCO.
q fIEGfLY. HAMPTON n CO. WHOLESALE
pEsLERs ~ 1OBh(C0. Al, HISG SHEET
lave ~ store a large stock OF the following
brauGs oi TOBACCO
"C.un y'oa- Premjum n Jumps, in rim foil
is Ha!e's'' Extra fuc cured, in fancy boxes
Game Cock Twist, N TN loIi
Dew urop'' TVS
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HATS, CAPS, BoNNETs. &c.

DHENIX HALL, HAT AND CAP T.
TABLISHMENT-1BE OPESISG Sa,,s
gloomy Winter has now given place 10 .,
verdure OF Spring. This fact must iorclh.s IN
press OF all, the Necessity OF taking esFr...
care OF the noble,t portion OF the form r'la
Keep the bead cool, says tie lh'.osof-.r
and 10 achieve that object, call !Hmet.s'-
and examine JOHN .ARNOLD'S ~srIrr'or %.
STRAW GOODS, consisting Of Panama. Mare
caibo, Pedal, GossameT, HIawarhd. &c sc.
Attention is particularly asked 10 tae az
style Of SILK HATS, which Comprises ever
variety OF texture and elegance = IkEAth
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot Ue 81
passed, and a sight OF which IS sure conylcu..
Ladies can be accommodated with ever yau,,
of FLAT. The Childreu's and Infants, iaag
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed
beauty. These GOODS are direct from 'Er To-.
porters, and therefore can be- sold as c..af q Do
any retail establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS OF al s'g..', -.
every thing in the trade made 10 ord@! a. 70.
shortest notice.
my PIT John ARNOLD
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NKTlLLIAM u. MASSEY, MERCHANT TAI.
:! Lor, would respectfully call the atten,
;lon OF the Pablo, 10 his stock OF GOODS, suit.
able Tor Genrlemen's wear, consisting OF Black,
Blue Brown, and Olive FRENCH CLOTHS,
Quecrrogi and lrIcot do; Preach, English, and
Scotch CASNiMEkES, Of every shade and style;
Velvet. Six, Satin, Cashmere. and Embroidered
VEST PATTERNS, OF the latest style and best
natrriaI: also. READY-HADE CLOTHING,
AND FURNISHING GOODS, such as Frock,
Dress. Business. Over, and Raglan COATS;
PLAIN ard Fancy Cashmere PANTALOONS,
Velvet. Cashmere. Cloth, Satin. Silk, and Varo-
ma VESTS: ilne Dress Shirts and Collars; I'M
dersh!rts and Drawers; Silk and Linen Cambria
Handkerchief: Gloves: CraVsts; Suspenders,
and Halt Hose, with many other articles which
must be seen 70 De appreciated. All articles OF
dress made 20 order. and warranted 10 give sat-
isiactlon. Thankful for the patronage hereto
tore received. 4 continuance OF the same Is soil
cited. with the assurance that 10 effort shall be
spared 20 please. No. %. south side OF King
street. OCT Oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

CURING STYLES FOR lsJS-FlRST
y CALL On SCHOOLHERR y BRO.. los
kiSG STREET - Panic P,.ccs for this n'tr and most
asraJi. STOCK OF CLOTHING, which are
now opening by this weIi.known firm. They
raAr pleasure TO INFORM the public that they
made large purchases all through the panic in
American GOODS, as well a. in imported
CLOTH and CASHMERE, to which they call
particular attention. Their Stock contains a
larger assortment than usual. all made up in
costume 81, ie, ard bought unusually low. As
tn~y have made prompt payment. and some
ca>u N command, hey heve had opportunities
offered OF which very ;cw in this country.
IN ta".r branch Of business. can boast. You
viii 10 well 10 give them a call, and alter salts
wing yourselves, to lmioIm jour neIgEbors Of
the tact. Their intention IS 10 satisfy and picase
taGlr customers. No effort will be spared
through rhem. Remember well
SCHUOLHERR & BRO los Kirs-st.
THIRD door below the Marshall House.
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& CO,

W ASHlNGION i 20,
No. II NORTH UNluN street, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
A RE- NOW RECEIVING their FaI! STOCK
\ of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, HINES,
SEG.4RS, TOBACCO. Sc, comprising d very
choice and desirable assortment, which hey arr
pr, pared 10 Offer tor cash, or 10 prompt dealers
upon very accommodating terms.
80 huds n. O.. and P. K. Sugars (part primo
- Muscovado and -. Cro!X
25 bbIs. Coverings Crushed Sugar
10 boxes Loaf
II hnds. Cupa and Nuscovado Motasses
s hhds. prime I. |.
20 bbis. \. O.
100 bags Rio Coffee
81 packets Old Government Java
~ bags superior Old Mocha
% ! Chests Gunpowler Tea, Some very sup'r)
|" Black
SEGARS and TOBACCO OF all grades, of the
choice aud fdyorlte brands. sep IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

~ A. MARBURI. WHOLESALE DEALER ~
FOREIGN md DOMESTIC HINES
and LIQUORS, No. 3. North side OF King
street. md door from Union street. offers Tor sale
Recilficd Waiskey; Old rye DO, al grades, some
very Old and superior
French Brandy, variou. qualities
Domestic Brandy; Apple DO; Cherry DO
New England Rum; Peach Brandy
Holland Gan; Jamaica Run; pure Spirits
Port, Sherry, Madeira, Malaga, AMI Champagne
Wines; Coralais; Ale Porter, sc, &c.
mn 9
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VIII a large sock Of Imported, Domestic
and German CIGARS: SMOKING TOBACCO,
IN hbis. and papers; to"hatan PIPES Glazed
Pipe Heads; Chalk Pipes: Scotch. Rapper and
Maccehoy SNUFF, IN kegs. bladters, papers,
and hy''iPs; all OF which they offer TO the trade
as Iow a. They can be purchased in this or any
other market mn I9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-20

TSfs FOR SALE.-Tae Brick STORE and
E.I. DWELLING, on ;ne Southwest corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets. Inc SITUATION IS one
OF the best IN the city Tor a store. Terms made
known on application TO Fl. JACOBS,
aug l7-eotf No. Of Prince street.
NEW WALL PAPEkS-Just received per
~ Adamss Express, three cases new WALL
and CEILING PAPERS and BORDERS. which
will Dc sold very caeap. Tor cash. at
J. 7. CLARhE'S,
aug No l5s. King street. Ales'a Va.
4 LEXANDRiA CITY SIX per cent. Stock,
IA Registered and Coupon, Tor sale by
dec ct CORSE BROTHERS.
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gEs Is TOBACCO. SEGAk>, &c, axe 10"
. receiving and have H. store, their F.!LL
STOCK OF Tobacco. SEG.iRS, SNOk'
ING TOBACCO, 81, comprising the most id
yorite brands. Of medium 10 prime grades, which
they offer 10 their customers, and dealers gene
rally. on as favorable terms as taey can be
! bought IN this or the Baltimore market.
sep 10
7 II. MCVEIGH Il son, WHOLESALE DEAL
ERs IL LIQUORS, WINES. g.: are now
receiving, and nave IN store. their + IL
STOCK OF LlQTORS. WINES, SC, OF all
grades. to which they invite tue attention OF
their customers, and merchants generally visit
ing tins market. sep -
~ CRIMSON X PAYNE are now receiving
IL, 40 bbls. a B and c Coffee Sugar
Crushed. Loaf and Porto Rico Sugar
Porto Rico and NluscovaGo .Molasse-
50 boxes Adamanfinr ard Taliow Candles
10 " Ground Coffee
Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes, Glass, Putty
Rope, &c. also, a prime lot OF Eastern Herring
and Alewlves For sale low. sep -
COUGAR, COFFEE, &c
= 5 nhds. New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
3 Cuba Noiasses
Dbl. Crushed Sugar
20 bags Rio Coffee, received, and for sale By
sep y WHEAT 4 BRO.
DAKER;S No. CHOCOLATE; Cocoa;
Broma; Farina; Corn Starch; Sweet Cho.
colate: Cocoa Paste: French, English, aud Amer.
can Mustard. OF the best quality, just received
and Tor sale by
sen I3 JOHN a DIXON.
D~ORlLANp SUGAR n oIhCf.-
u 700 I" "A
,rY . por,,,r1 Svrrn ms; received per
| Schr + ". Pratt. and Tor sale. BY
''"' EoWIE j. co
pRoDuCE-On hand. and Fri
Y weekly receiving. a variety of choice
| brands Family and EXTRA Flour. Also
in store, and for sale 2'y D"she'. i'aony
Seed 10 "hlcn We n;''1 ,He ISr"'r' = Az
tf@re, l""s ~ I"
INll LBS. OLD GOV; JAVA H'
1OOO ~ s"c"s green ho w.
% " LaguyI1 q"
ru.. r.csiysI and Tor sale, by
aug eft KNOX X BRO.
-, ,c,,n
wi 5000 bushels Shorts
1000 Brown and Ship Stun
1000 " Oats. received. and Tor sale
by ty vi a.
nGTONAC HERRiNG-
, -, LLIs No .,o.
81 fem'iy nov r'''.'"S, 1r'yy2
-.
sep Ia
AilNH--aOo Dds. Eastern HT'iI"s =" ps
d NO; | ioI'tI"' Jn"u
tomac Herring, Tor save oy ro
rcn GRASS
fl bcrnhhn WA. yi,gis,a
~ rl ,'Lo Iow b..
SEP 9 Blackjack. MARSHALL 20.
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY am
II manufactures superior CORN BROoMs,
aud WlSPS; dealing in BUCKETS, lUb>,
BASKETS, NEST BOXES, WASH BOARDS,
MATCHES, BLACklNG, &c. ! am deteTmin-
ed to sell low, and all | ask is a call, al No. "a,
Rova. ST., south OF Princs. l.. HERRING.
Il HIGHEST price paid lr Broom Corn.
auo i6-tf
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Beeober knows, should knOw-4nd # be mus
speak Ct the Bsp'ists, and have i. reported in the
public prints he ehould have s'ated-thst it IL dis
uDgpisbing Characteristic Of Baptist sentiment, tia,
positive and definite commands OF Christ should be
ltei ally obeyed; and that this comm snd to be bip
tzed 10 positive. and Of use only as q test OF obs
dnnce and that Is given in the use OF word that
In no Greek composition eItant meant, IN IT. lit
eral sigDhcalon. anything but iuamerse.
Now, Mr.. Beecher may not and prob ably does not,
consider essential that do in this just what
CHRIST commands. II he dffers with Bsptsts on this
point he should have stated it, and not misrepiesert
them as practicipg immersion simply because Christ
was immersed, without special reference to bis posi-
tive command. The looseress Of Mr.. Beeohsrs 70
marks about leaving it to the training, the arguments
that have been brought TO bear and the taste OF
ddates, contrasts seriously with his supp ,sed re-
gard for the authority of God and tire Bible "a suf
cent rule Of faith and practice to leave only pain
full impressions upon the minds OF sll serious Cnrn-
tiabs. His proposal TO immerse once every month
those who wished it ia a trifing with Chrsts ord
nsnoes that will be alike painful to Christians OF oil
denominations, including Mr. Beechers own.
But the greatest iDu stoe of all is his remarks about
close communion. He says "Ths doctrine 81 ciose
communion, to which many OF them 1.-THE Baptist'l
conscienciously adhere" DC. Mr.. Beecher SHOULD
be sufficiently acquainted with the BaPtist doctfine
Tor not speak of it, TO know that they are In no sense
close in their communion than the
aists and other Churches. That Baphss prohibit no
one from coming to communion but they themselves
come and invite others only on the principles they Do
leve Christ TO have established. That communion
among Baptiss Is on precisely the same principles as
among Congregatonaists, only that among Bsptss
it is more open than among any other Chrlstians. In
Baptist Church is the only place earth whore the
whole Christian world can come to communion without
the slightest violation of conscience.
We have said thus much in spirit Of controversy.
and not to argue any point in our faith but in spirit
of kindness and Christian courtesy, to remove asper
sons cast upon usthrough the public pr1ts iusdysr
teuly and without evil design. we would hope MIR.
Beecber's position as a talented advocate of many a
righteous cauee brings him often before the public,
but should not absolve him from obligation to cor
recy represent the sentiments of other Christians Of
whom be may chance to speak. Yours, &C., W.
York April "a. 1853
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REVIVAL AT THE SOUTH. "


SIR: Under this head you published, in The TRrB-
UsE of the oath Apr, letter from Beaufort District
s. c., which should not pass without comment. Far
be it from me TO deny that there may be real
sions among the slavehodng population although tho
late Rev. DR.. David Nelson, himself native Of Ter
pessee and for many years preacher in Slave Ststes
once told that he had never known moro than three
or four slaves who he bad reason to believe had been
intelligently ard truly converted to Christ.
dare say the writer of the letter referred to is
warm. hearted "Southern Christian and yet it is
melancholy to see what msapprehensOn he she has
of Christianity. For example, see how the subject Of
caste is disposed Of 1--WE all commune at the sarr
" table, After the white members have psrtaken Of
"the bread the coored deacons re,eive it from the
hands of their white brethren, and pass it on among
those of their own hue; and the cup in like manner"
So it appears that instead of its being the Lords table
the table Of Him who has declared that He is no
respecer of persOns"-it is the Shareholders table
They partake first and then allow the slaves to eat
the crumbs that fall from their masters table. Even
the white deacOns will not condescendto distribute the
fragments that remain to their colOred "brethren,
but there must be coored deacops to ofciate in dis
tributpg the bread and wine TO those Of their own
"huer' And this il Southern Christianity! Pray,
were Jesus Christ on earth in the hesh and sojourner
in the Beaufort District ct which TABLETOP tho
same" table is, in fact, "two tables'-at which
table would He cit 2 He who, in the parable OF the
Samaritan, taught the world-slaveholders included
that the poor and despised are neghbors to the rich
and honored, would doubtless have waited to sit with
the poor slaves.
Again: Passing by the intmation that the foreign
slave trade, by bringing "exiles from pagan barbs-
rism" under the shadow of our Southern Christian
civilization has been sgnay blessed by the foster
cling care of kind Providence, in rescung the black
man from degradation and eevating him in the scale
of being, will advert only to the charge that those
who are laboring for the emancipation OF the slaves
are fighting against God. The writer says: " God is
"no respecter of persons q, nor withhods His grace
from those whom He has prsvidentialy " involved
IN the heritage Of Slavery, to crafty Others Aooh-
"tionsts) who would subvet his command, Let every
"man abide in that calling Slavery, for eXsmpe)
wlerein he is called of God" What perversion OF
Scripture. The Almighty is made the tituar divinity
of the slave trade and the apostle who said, If thou
mayes be made free, it rather, is introduced as
telling American slaves that their calling is Slav-
ery"-in which they must abide. Prom such Chris
tanity. from such " revivas,' well may we say,
Good Lord, deliver u.s. T.
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they nsye, have ben knewn chesp OF lac years
they ere tow. Foi t.Is there Is good n ,son. Tee
mid Winter was Unusually productive Of eggs. ani
parties who had pa ked large quantities in sncp Won
of high prices il Winter were heavy losers, and msay
OF them vii no more touch eggs aga,a thaa burnt
child vii touch fire. This throws greater supply Of
fresh ercs on the market, beside al the lined eggs
that have been sod at whatever sfersd. Beside
all thu, we are now drawing our supplies from regions
never before reached by great city Braran
Fsrs f1om Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wiscoa-
ain and evea from Iowa are among the things COM
mon from those States in the New-York food market.
The producers Gregg there have lssrnei how
10 pack eggs good sound strongly hOoped -four bar,
rel. usipg clean oats to fill ali the nterstices a. CON-
pacly "a the whole can be shaken Together pressing
the head hard down thetop so that they here
thousand miles by rail with very little loss by breakase,
and none on the oats and perhaps not much upon the
barrels. 1t is the immense field that furnishes our
s.ock that enables to live ct al. The area thst fed
this city few years sgo would not furnish sufl
Gent to prevent famine We are indebted to rail-
roads for our ability 10 eat eggs q. eigh. cents
pound.
Pas OF THE CENTRAL PARX.-In order to give
our readers view Of the plan of Messrs. Omstead &
vsur, We have procured an engraving which shows
the Leading features:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
TIE OPENING OF RRADE STREET.
Ts IA Edito~ AZ The N Y Tytbure

SIR: On reading the proceedings of Judge Dawes 8
your ssue Of yesterday state that new
appointed reference TO the widening OF Reade street
given Robert T. Haws nomnsted by the
Corporation Henry Scudder and John s. Lawrence nomns
ted by The parties In said widening A one OF
whose seriously affected and do not know
Mr. Henry Sen ider John s. Lawrence t. nominated by the
pses Interested whether OF the parties most int
rested asked for their appointment but do
tnow Resds street. being tired with
the delays which they have been Obliged 10 submit TO-
signed petition for the appointment OF gentlemsn
Of the Commissioners In whom they had confidence
business capacity and experience in the value
Of real esa.sd petition being signed by thirty bona hide own
property Reads comprising extent OF
thousand front being majority Of all the petitioners To the
Honorable Judge Now If the wishes Of the property
were consideration how this II strange, Ia
say the less-to particularly informed that
one the canned gentlemen 10 lately law partner
the Juds who made the said appointments Could not the
learned Judge make this Commission without having recourse
To intimately connected with him IN business what
property pettioned tbs appointment OF Mr. 5cuddeI
stood that the o. property had night
the Commissioners Improvement
for deeply affected
spd ~ your article does imply Now n Correct
action again 10 be disappointed In this
muo needed Improvement Or il time to esPse some
three years having been sesy wssedp and this Comm on
thin air by alleged irresulaty Let rs have light
this subject. .,.,n,
hetc- York, Apsb 3, 1853. 'EkiTAS