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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

David Shank, who resides near Ottobinc,
in Rockingham county, killed hog few
days since. which WEIGHED 10 Lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

nISS0LuTION.-The co partnership heretofore
- existing under the name of CROSS, LUGEN-
BEEL & CO., hls been this day dissolved, By mu-
tual consent. Either partner is authorized to sign
the name OF tho firm in settlement Of the busiu",.
X. \. CROSS,
JOHN W. LUGENBEEL,
jan cow HENRY &. FIELD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

a BEGGAR" IN W ASHINGToS.-An arrest
was made on Monday evening. in the FIRST
Ward, of an apparently poor old man on a
charge of having concealed weapons on his
nerson. He gave his name, Benedict Shltfer.
: "A Swiss. and seventy years If age. The
charge was fully made out for two pistols
were found on him, and IL supposed default
of ability to pay the usua' line OF s2o' ne was
sent to the work-hou.e. But on arriving
tbcrc ne was found % be in possession of
considerable sum Of money, and hence was
Sr"usS back I the saaahoa:s for further
action in his case On sending for the Mayor,
who final, dismissed him, he admitted he
had aLost fourteen hundred dollars about his
porscs. and kept the pistols for defence from
rollers when travelling He had amaSsed
tbs money by the pcddling Of small articles,
principally in the interior Of PENNSYLVANIA
Nd. Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

-Ns>. FOR BALTIMORE.-Th steamer
,ltSsE.zl DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
for Baltimore, on Saturday, this day. leaving at
3 o'clock. p. NJ WHEAT BRO,
ian lit Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

FuRFAy-CouyTY CouRT.-The County
Court for Fairfax County is held on the third
Monday in each month
QUARTERLY CouRT.-Thc Quarterly terms
of the Fairfax County Court are held on the
third Monday in March, June August, and
November.
CIRCUIT CorRT.-Judge Tyler, presiding,
first Monday Of June. and first Monday OF
November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

.ALExANpRIA LEEAaY.--Thcre have been
added 10 the library this week: Prescott's
Philip ri. vol. $: Randall's Life Of Jefferson,
: vols
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

4 TTENTl0N, No. 5!-Thc sd Annual Meet
n ing Of the liydraulion Fire Company will be
held at their Hail. on MONDAY Sd inst, at I! o'clock
All the members are requested to attend, as the
election of officers will take place.
ian LIT +. $. DUFFEY, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

lust RECEIVED, per Express, another lot Of
y Douga. ( Sherwood pateat Steel Extension
Hoped Skirts, at
ian c. c. BERRY'S, - King.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-01

The Reception at the Presidents House,
in Washington, takes place to-day. common
cling at - o'clock, and ending at >, p. VI.
Many private houses will be open for compa-
nv, in Washington, also to-day.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
9Scip=0Sarfct &SDfcI.

Stciu=SySE1rfcf &SDfcl.
@de 6tc UNI WarltGufrn6c, 9ttdmpnb, ga.
DttleS neu e%tn9rihtttc, frabcr Ypn orn. G. 26mcnitcin eefitre
piCtlcn. N~ptS6necr (gOorber) crbolcn ~frcunbIidtc 8intmsr, cincr
suuien ecutlttn &u6 nnb bic onfmcriiomlr @cricnuns. 0os mil
SilIni SGHle ptreunecnc goltitntmcr ump ltr9en 9BtrsFsfbafta.
8lunlibicitcn. Spcliimmer II. {. ~. lno 6eaucn cinacriotct rrnb
NaltItt ale Nren getrdntC frti4 unr III better Suolit6t III baben.
q. MorrbouIrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Mcuc DeutIae qppt6efe.


Q5ir botcu NUbwclNdS Scr 4tru uno 9ypaSiraFe cine nu,
@cutlde @pctbefe crrittet, in wcIGCr mir allie ctutihcn Mrdparotc
bGlNn NM allies III unicrcm GCiM6ft Rpttmcnbige frlh uno ppn
Ger bcItn Su0li,6t lcte Y]Urr6tbjs baItru wsrren. 9Br latcn bcS.
b0ib ollie Dtutlde Eb uniere 6reunce Gin, bel uuS ppr;uiprcder
I'M leiblt bic Qua!t&t nnltrr glebtctnen W Ycriu ben. = @cccptc
wcrbCn nit oNCr SHrQfdIt bS Nodt5 umb &a0ce bcreitet. Sc,
ltclHngtn Ypm E0noe pcrbcn 0Uf baS 9unfhihltc Btiprot.
5tni;CrglI3 unb 9inlcl Won alien Sprtcn unb GrIFcn,
S0r6cn BON allen SuoIitltcn unb Wunufocturcu,
9prtMpnnateS ub Scntn Ill Den biutaltcu Qrciirn uni
ppn allen Sorten,
90rfUmCricn, guricr, S6ninc, Gphalpicoc[, adj.
ties Golniihra &Satcr, 9cwGr;e IL. bal.
inb itt5 friih III BADEN.
Spebcn crRteItcn mir cine nrue 2oSunS Yon Grtrocten ~frnn;6TIhci
@tmbetrcn unb Grebssrcn Safte, rpc!Ae mir gu Den b~tgisltcn Nrei.
ZEN HrrfoUfCn.
G~9irur8iac SnRrInrnt, Gtsarren, Ga6af 1t. SgI. wertcn TETS
S~crr1tbt9 9cbalen.
&uSsI5ettnets S8etnc, wcl@c ni&t 8emtf@t unb nur ben a.or,
fen ole mtiItm ~9Scblttottn tbun, !OCrbcu cbcnfaIe in srpgcr @palt
pprr6tbi9 4ehauCn.
u~eterb1tpt &leS. mas 81, unierem @eIh6fte GcE6rt, mirS ~.
on beRsn hentIten, cr9iiGen, franSplNhen uno amcrtFmifaen
&onHlunGcn Ntip9en.
|Sur @Nul 0tl6tr beutiAtr @polbefer. rpeldtr lh 6cmIEcn
mirp Unicrt SntIeen lteta nit Der Sr0Btcn MufmerFiamtcit III bchons
oeIn, miro lem Strr6 HnM b%ttra8ea, I'M Den 28inlarn uglercr
NpnOcn rplEomnlCn III cntlprobcn.
lin S0htrct@cn Sulprud btLrn
gBnrtn9 II. @earte,
@pOtbcter unp GbcmjfCr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
G;cfumbcr GScm7dbcn= 9Scrftamb.

Sn &Ctroht hes r~c9ncriIdcr GScttcrs, mae ~ T i'm 2oufc bic.
zee NruFlelIS EatIcT lnet1 8Nl@ %telttcn Tam man gar nt&t
0ncCre crfporIcn, ais o0S Der o1cntlite @efumbbcite,uitlno bee
Eancto in YcrbdItnifnd6t@cr 99cie spn Dem Y9t ]ouSGartbcn BEN
4ttaEnEn Io rr @t3lart1 letotn unO lid, cur4 onocc pOrbrr-
]rCrbrcitCt lth in unerm yanCc rpn Sobr III Sobr mcbf. unb rprnr
mot 9HNCS 6trhr, 10 Miro !.ciScr Gbplcra bencn Snuc cinncbmcr,
rNle "on zen HtjiLt Voutnfcbcrr, benz G9pbue uno tatcn NIB
lrrpGrn. IN Sttraltt bWfr &bNtlotcn lit ho0 bette, mas man
tNIt ram, nc Slrrr-9oHi;,tutica IN thrcm nrrmalca 3uiiono III
cboltcn, rbnc bic ECbcuetrGit 81 0~CI6brtrn' gu Siccm gucc Bal
VI. NNtrItr Gin Nrlrnrnt-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Buchhaendler- Anzeigen.

s. 8. Steder
1T &9cnt fur fpIsrnbe 8citGdrtften:
Stem yortcr Criminal : 3eituro.
Sunprit,
S6ule bes Splfs,
Duff 3eituna,
6rrili9ratb's idmmtltde gSerte,
unb uternjnm; l6rbaupt @cfc1unoen ouf ale ru tsrapsfom.
mcnte SUrUrn. ""'''"
Sei s. s, @teder. 1T gu BADEN:
Seten uup Nirten Yru General 6risnrih Nsirs.1,,,
Won Steuben. Nreie l6 Cts.
6rant Sealies Sauifrirtc 3eituns. prcts 5 Cts.
Sci S.. 8. Steder Inb su 6oben ale be,tfbe
ltrp en9lti@e Sdnltiider, @eIan9bider, @d,reibbii-
@er tnr @sl@aftSleute uno Sdutcn, Sdbretbpapter.
Sletfepern &c. gu ben b~ili9fen Yrciien.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Uce'er= u"b Observation-Disclosures

Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Companv
bic Gin SOna 6ipe capital "On 100000 belfst'
unp i'm Sabre 1882 burcb Die @eirB9cbuna
rcn &ir9inicn ~cin9elcbt murpe.
8uiuhcrun9cn mcrpen bur6 biele ate Gpmpoonie rrt6s;rt ,,.
Den g%unltl9ltcn 8eo'n9un9en 99cn Stuers unD SSalIerihiSsn m
Gt9tntbIm! oAer Art, ole: Sauier, McubeI, Gjute: unb gE,orrn
auer 29rt, lNWphl N Der ShPt, ais AUDI I'M YanSe, ub werprm bic
b%euehsnpcn %ue5ablun9cn prompt sclcitet. "''" y"
I&5- sur Die @eltce ub Die @lufnagme Der III SerIt8ernben G5e.
eeniduSe wrp nitt5 bertdnet.
0fFee 9o: l5l Yfainlr, 3ibmOnb, 3d., cine abar xrttr6orb
9iopatdb Sffccr. 80. 6. GpmcrSin S,rSSTn
NIttLN .'N4tINt W. StklklAE. LIN
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Oeih fte u naeinc

" " ~ = q II ! NV Z
DER unterSrtdncte mabt rem Nutufnm ee @n,cior
RAP er ben Sture nobe an Der Gtc Der 5. unp Gr.GD.
StraBe Griber Office Dos o@nicigers") iltcrncmmen
mnp nit einem reiden Eager YUn Gignrrcn, 9tout: unr
Shnupftabaf uno aDnliter III risicm WeItaGjt oebS-
rsnOsr Qrttfel rrEiFnrt bat. DurA beit1npige Senpun.
GEN unb periDnlide tilj9r GinfGufc auf u6rplt6cn
Wf"rttea 1T rrr|'I6e in Den Gtanp seicgt, ltiucn 6reun.
zen "np @pnnert cute Wnarcn 3n perb1ItniBmagia
hiliarn Nrcilen oiFtrirsn I'll t6nnru. llm ocnciatc gInoo
Iitht ietnee ya9re unO um ia9lreihe 0ritelunotn bittet
~crBctrnt @tnrY NoIeuFeln
l9S glrnIrlrnEe-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
1859

&alenbtr teorr &rt fir pae Sobr 1859 bel
8. 3. Steder.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
9am@DcrfasGf! gGu5Dcrf0uf1
Nu8ufus 5elbGaus,
WOLparbeitrr Nnh Uhrmnhcr

I'll 8 Il { Ns UeIDD nus,
@Oiparbeiter unp ubrmabcr,
SrropIrcct SIR. III 5wil@en Z. unp s. StraEe
Ocm neutrality-suspicious. Giieuta6n=Orppt
9~c8clibcr
Our@ ldn9jIDri9e &ranIii1fett 0~eranlaBt mctn
@rl@6it au5ugcbeu, bietc i6 Biemit rinem oeebrten
Yublitum mejn wpblaiprrtrtc5 Eager BON llbren II.
@0lppaaren SIT Den t%ili9tcn 9rciien an unp BE-
mertc, oa6 Gin GgoBcr I9eit Der Wplrpaarem son
mir lr!bit an8cirrtigt purpru, fir pcrcn SUlioitGt
tb init 9iccDt biir9Gn fann.
@lub bin i@ 9Giuen5 metn lr@r opaItInbioes
@0IParbeitEr- SScrt5ea3, irpie cine MIaIc &arnsoL.
5I"Pi', uno oicte onrcre Ghte unp unabte Gpcls
feline SIT Ycrfauien.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
2Sm. este,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURER,

S'NNNl|l' 0plhpth ptC .. u. y. Strake.
9aS peutlhe 9ubltfur, namentIid Q8ieSerserfSufer made il
at MON 9r9Bes Eager Der atrl6E6cnarti8isn Ganog's, 8uferfan[
ottletbsn, t@rc %betreHtnctn Ginf6ufc 6eim lnter;eiGrehsn an 'r n"&s ~.
"a 't ear9 @%ortbtl!bafG Glnfaufe unp Gai6s 3a6lrnasn in Ben
W fOnNtn. ""''" ''''""l'N
90 9eteS &Oinen, III 8an5en, baIFsn unO pirtel ailen,
20 Scores 9Ur9ntbtn,
9ott5!n, Gu,onen mo lcniti9e Saoftl6ts f6nnen ltets i'm 9fei,
men uAo @roRen rn mir bcio9en ncroen, ionic eu6 yprjiSI id,
osUtihr INN trdnSoliiGc @f0umcn, ale @rten VlGe 6 ifTSSno
"nC l'nlti9c 9QHtletc. lHF3 Sci, singcmadte @urfen &c. &c.
UsrhsF ma0t Ia p2e &"pIitam auf mein grU6e5 Qaatr BON
DrHt@tn Sptclwaaren,
Sctpeeo'S, 6Wetr1terS, &afeten, Gpman Candles ,e orfs,ery,,n
lin etnen &elu@ iejnt6 2aasr5 bitttt pam "tSSSSts,laua'
9ur3 9aors GiutaVie UC brtcts @~t;icbunesn Ycn 6oyonu1 ME
E,utl&tl et9arrel III BEN Stan0 gtitBt, pcm oeIbdftstrei6e lScn
2H0iltIn Que 9r0Rnl Sorttcile bi Der @u3nabl scn Gtaarre NJ
gHstusH, etlaHDe 10y mir Ir SeTtti9Un9 mtinc5 Qoaers in aaCn
Softei. eIgo!rtn, ie 3e5alia'e, gGnorc5, Spero's, Irfnrinirt n
5 i M; Gn nn S}Gn Dem grunNlaee ~aaSgtFenC, Sa6 nar aux
- "m' C. nn0 SpnItst prolt etnen raldbrn lmaB be- beiR6rt ala uc
100 UNI 10 hePr at ou9emeJGcn 3uiprudb rdhreu m bTrfSn 5s ik
Jsos el9arrt; bic bel mir asfauft pro, ais frci rSadtnb so TH ' ="
~ '''"i' o'p"H"H9 SarHfrt. y. 8ctIba6er,
>Shoieldle GiGarrenfore, I8e Sir.
t5rlGcn GfatR II. Gorp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
8 eutihe Qlpptbcfe.

0eutihe MpptGrfe.
' S0it "n mir nu cinWr&t,tc Neunde &rpbc5, al Ser SrocSFr.
3mllttn Der |. uo &ropt &YtRuc RtNGcE, ut TEN Gcluiteu @ubiis
tun jbt croTnti. &urb oGtTtfl&mt, puHt!ijtc UHb rssle 3cSEs
nung bpTt th mir oS S3g:CaUen u:ngr Nun1u I'll crwcrfcn uMb
Su erbaittn. SD trlaNtt MIX ucb 81 bsmgr:Cn, ZAP i'd cine wv
teTltte AuepiRl Der belEn rnb fuJthiten EEtrtannte unb Ops
e 9uen rtrI0Eltn n 9itIU SJorF goG otG 5eiNn Smporicuytn cinoefauft
babe, UnO reebaih I'M : aHoe bin, jt5tj9eN 2RfarccUugen oufs
SolfpWmcaic iu ~Cntprsdcn.
I'm E~ffadigen 3glprudo eitt:t g. 6. SLIDER. Stat.
&cVpe ntrEn III jeHer Belt, bel 8ag Eub Ma2t, Yn mir itisl
mi otr 3r3Byn &egrateit angFrtgt. &. 6. S.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Stos. 90. 6arauar.
prafttG6er 81 a Titt

pf0FttI6er GAS sitter,
Gfe oe unO S%rOablhaRe, ntben Dem greabfr. !6oteL.
HihmOnb, &a.
&trden, DncntliaC Wcbdupe unb Wc6n66uIer ner6eu NIT A.,
uno OamptrNPrtn ju zen b~tIt5i:en 9reifen pcrGs6en.
10 NGe berdritge AUfIrdge wercen fanf6r entoeoeno,r 49,,
men unb ihneaiens auS0tiVbrt. "S'SS"S'"'">
@s> glHmbtng jtssr @t WiTt i4ncafsns 6eGOrst. ZIP
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29
Oeean YnGet- unD Gelp 8cfGrpcrnn9s @pmmiIFOu
@9enten:
g. Sdbmict Il. 60.

SncafiO~, GpmmtiitOnS>, Sprbitipns- uub
8eaiel~ 0ei66ft.
&rtTe Uno 90Gcte, Iethre bis III 90 WfunS@ewitt. werN,r
All ltotm HNn bier ~abGeltnten @OltcGupftr mad iygenS eirtnOlt
Der SNett (Nrrjn8It6 Dcutl@lonb um6 Die SdpejD franFirt p;s
sir Sctinmuns ,cbcr thciipciie, prpRpt uo nit Der ar6Rten Sidrr.
9et rrpeotrt, 0tleR Wdrante UnD Sdein.
8t@lel Mp 4nweiiun9en, in SEN 5attpliBen var
SErrGu III h0btn.
@tl2oH83abInn9tn an ir9eno cine @ortTe in Deutf6-
I0R9, tfsi ms 9HaS 9eImtert, 9e9en 9NtttWng.- Qaiase-Silets
uNp 8enep0lc.
- sur @iG1mone unS l~m8c8cat BADEN mir Srn. 8. 9affel
untre A9entur Uberra9ep. u. S6mtpt n 81
@ib aui 0bj9e5 t%eicRenb, thtet ul bic sereigtenNuflrdac mel Hi.
Ger fretnoe Tn0 Gaup5Ieute SoIfeI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29

2SaQ Street ga9crbicr-Salen
G1lt tets paa bette glew 2crfer, Qbi!acelpbio Heobino
uuo Baltimore "a Qcrbicr.
oudN anoere GrfTjiansen, we chttu S8w,i;cr mo qirbur,er
&1lt, Solo3ne, Smaine &c. wgvSt INNER irclmolih ]re!abrct&t
VIC Plie| Na F"9' 0i"fH YgWb SSM. Y. S&GnGpln.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-01-29

SIN SaIa8 rGn Syn. Srbtcr in 4bi[obclpbia it Srcbsr ,rr+i,-
:" '"H"'"V !" W
M. 2upmt9 Spfafer's
wetIano gfarrcy in 9ticltnsSboulsn in SBlrtemtern
Sre6i8tcm
fa2 due Spnn Gelt= unD Ssiertaae
neblt
einisen SuBtassprcoiatcn unO @rabrepsn,
uRo
eTwsiterten @iH9sHunqsn aus ftincm aubcren unb innsrep
GebcnSsan9e. ""'"
@ttt Dem SiINri1e prs Scrfaliers in @totI oe7c6s,,
Meb Der iN0ltten (neneltcn) @ufoee ~SpQdnbts bcrousoeo,b,n
9O Selten IN 9robem Druid.
SoitS-Siipfrbibe be 9rpfe a(iaemeiue. pber hs anna
@rt t1!E S 3Gnl es @'ieli ue @eucn Seiamrnts mad Sr. 81.
Cert etn9rbruttcn &~tbtIpuuscn u6 6mdbaue acbcnSrr %onSs ~"
!afa.n9. %NI lNpnenI SFud<Stlinpa pier. SpIip nit SdlitFen
2tse SitbrI mo&t ben Support curppdiI6rr @iScr-sttefn ,n,-
S!efuWP m0 EiNntt lt9 mSbelNnoere n0d9 burd' ieItene @Oqftdn-
&pc9 Gera, be 3. Sudb Der Aiatfab 6er ub biz 9erit5rnnn >.
tals' ais pm :: S0l; Sl9Sine entRaIt, weI&e sr5BttntbeiIs iP an
Arnrfs, s., le6e Silber pom pabren @briaenth finn,
nfoit Ett9et99em SeHen beS III. @ntpra unb beiTcn 9araSieso6rt.
fatt elmer mperHtten 6aueppiliGe III at5rouSsn, s@Pr6f F sf y;
na 9%2olSltniitEnI, IL. T. 2l42 @eten. @rOber 0rud. SOIissr
Seoerbanp nit NfarmOrihnitt unb DoppelIhlescn.
g hmUlten's, g., bimmlildbes 8eranIocn in G,rtt rb..
SeQltanp!i9te gEVetou3 ttr ale 3ehen, nrblt Der 0eibensoefbihtr
rnlGTfe 2sttan9Es NO 9tor9cr> rno Decentralization in 8rrisn.
Disqualification. u
Starf's, s. ST., tG3Iihes 6aubbu6 in auten unb az.
ZEN Sa9en, enttaieno @ufmunterunac1, Gcbetc unS Gtpsssn. s.
gelunpe, !9ronte, SetrHbie nnb Sfrbcnoc, nebt GjebeteSS' mn mn
@elan9tn Lr Sdwan9e1e mb GctarenDe. 1902 Seitsn. @ruSsr
Drut. S4Sner, ioiber 2ererbanb nit GOppelltInfen.' 0'''''
@oBner'S, Sob StbaBfditden, e~ntGallrmr GibliIts ge.
%tradun9en nit erbauliten Gjcoerr quf aGc 81 { les 9otrss
Ser9. aaSaobe. us 6j7 .. Sat. S36n " liter SrutSS.
SOIipsr GcOtrsinbano nit Gpppe7GucBm. "' =
San9er, Der, am 0rGbe. Cine Nuswa Der nm,
9ebrouHbe est Notwithstanding wie aub 8rpf!irO.. fireSSl6.
DIE I'M 9elebts &pGte irduern. lSmo. 240 z. Scu GhSrs,
McuicineinbanO nit 0Olbticl. O7'"t
5IbnerS btblilhe 6iitorien ppn Dem @lten II. geeuen
&efNmcnt fur bic Su9enb unb Sctfsidulcn. Sen beor6eitrt nnr,
6: 81. A6rncr. @it lidtfaBti@cn groaen inter brm Ssrts 81 81
StlGcrn uIp etnem &drt9cn oa 90dftno. 46S g. S65ner
oeElHfer Snif' Nererbanb nit Grppei4ItsBen.
OGiielte 9Serf en9liiG.
A5itlhePs, s. 9. g8., MOr9ery unp @tenpcpfer. uebfi
9noern Gelan9sn uEc einem @nbans. GRit einem Ttttfunf,r
S2en0M rmp Der Original Ius9a6e, 1SnO 1928 9. S6Sn in
MpUhtlin %gcbUnben.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-01
San Juan Island question.

Great reserve is manifested by all the
BcN,sers Of the government in regard to the
character Of the dispatches rece ntly sent to
Mr Dallas, our NJ mister in London, touch
lag the Ssa Juan Island affair. Negotia-
ssas Of a very serious character are pend
lag between the two governments, and we
are much nearer to a violent rupture with
gland thsn ID generally supposed. 1t is
Aaowa tdat chs despatch of Lord John Rus :
sell 70 our government 10 peremptory, and
zzta whole tenor anything but peaceful and
would require Soma forbearance on our part.
1t 10 neither conciliatorv nor pacific, as has
been stated. 1t demands full explanations of
tue cooducs OF Harvey. 1t is very evident
taat tho government does not W ant this
to se known; heace their desire to keep it
auiet,
the repty OF our government is firm, dig
mined aad decided, maintaining our right to
tire island ia an able, clear, comprehensive
afsumsnt, backed up By docunen irrefra-
gable in their character. But to show to
the British Ministry that our intentions are
honorat,ie, and that we adhere to the stipu.
Latioas eutered into by Governor Marcy, on
the part Of our government, and Lord Pal
meyston. that neither should occupy the
aalaad whise negotiations were pending, cop
les Of che Instructions to General Harvey
and General Scott have been communicated
to M. Dsiias. What the exact nature of the
Instructions ara, has not transpired. But it
is evident tsat they are concliatery land that
in them Harueys conduct is disavowed,
. eise they you'd a0t have been sent to Lon
GOA.
Ens!,nd maintains her right to the island,
and, judeiag from the tone OF the despatch,
does not iotend TO yield. Our government
maintains ctear and undisputed right to
the island, and will not yield one iota. The
matter is GOV under negotiation between the
two governments. There is good reason to
believe that it is, 10 its preseat shape, not
only serious. but threatening, and that is the
reason why oar government is quiet upon
the subject What ia here stated you may
rely upoe.
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special Notice.

~ THE WIDE REPUTATION which
u3 DR.. J Hostetter's ''Stomach Bitters"
have attained during the past year, bespeaks its
excellence in a more forcible manner than any
fies and strengthens the system, and aids the
stomach in the performance of its fanctions--
1t is regarded ON all sides sovereign specific,
and, therefore, to procure it the best possible
way, should be the object of the public. We
commend it with more than usual zeal and con-
fidence, believing and knowing, as we do, that
II stands foremost among the many preparations
OF the day, for imparting strength, vigor and
tone to the system, and possessing the curative
disordered stomach. In the most severe cases
OF cramps, diarrhoaa, and weakness in the
stomach, the Critters" have been rigidly tested
and always with the greatest success.
Agents, and Importers of BraIdies, Wines and
tine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally. everywhere
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Distressing Occsrrenee.-Macy A.

Distressing Occurrence A. e.,
daughter OF Mr.. Abraham Dysard, living
near Bedford, in Shenandoah county, says
the Woodstock Tenth Legion, was burned to
death or Saturday evening last The Cir :
cumstances are as follows:
The little girl, who was only three years
old. was a.one in the house, when her cries
for help were heard by her father, who was
in his shop near by rror-stricken, she es
capped from the room to the yard, before he
could reach the house, b sr clothes being in
a blaze. Upon examination after the extin-
guish nent of the flames, she was found to
be very much burned. and after living few
hours died. She had been in the habit of
initiating the Zig hting and smoking of Sc
gars, and it is believed that her clothes
caug BIT fire whilst engaged in this childish
mimickry.
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Free Negroes on Railroads One of the
results of the Brown foray at the South may
be observed in the increase restrictions upon
free colored people. A billhas been intro
duced in the Tennessee Legislature to pre-
vent tree negroes travelling ON the railroads
in that State, which passed at the FIRST read
ing. The bill provides that the President
who shall permit a free negro to travel on
any road within the jurisdiction of the State
under his supervision, shall pay fine of
$500; any conductor permitting a violation
of the act shall pay fine OF $3.50; provided
such free negro is not under the cont troll and
care OF free white citizen Of Tennessee, w no
voaches for the character OF said free negro
in penal bond of $1,000.
An Entkastasttc Fsslserx,on "A bare foot
ed youngster was fishing on the banks of
pond, out in York State, when monster
picker.l grabbed the hook 80 suddenly as
to jerk the little fellow "into the drink" He
was rescued with some difiulty by an older
companion, the fsa in the meantime having
cleared himself from the nook aud darted
away. As the little fellows head came above
the water, be ut once saw the situation al
affairs, and gasped out bis eyes "stricking
out about a ioot'--"Catch me an0ther grass
hopper, and IN get him next time,'
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A Barbarious Practice.-A Censtanti

A Barbariogs Practice. A Constantine.
pie letter relates the almost increditable cir
cumstance of the old barbarious law of Tur-
key, which prescribes the assassination of all
children which any princess of the imperial
family may bear to subject, having been
acted upon recently
Last Sunday week one of the Sultan's
daughters, the wife of Mahmond Pacha was
safely delivered of a fine boy. The Sultan
had been to see her but few hours before
her confinement, and it is said that be gave
express orders that the child should not be
murdered. Neverless, "danned custom"
prevailed; the officers Of the seraglio who
attended the princess delivered over the
babe to eunuch to be strang ed-and it ives
strangled accordingly.
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There Ii news from the West indies, dated at
Kia,iton, Jamaica. on the lIth inst The
weuthsr was very favorable, but the public
hcaisb was not quite 50 good. The Chinese la
horers were usefuily at work. The bark Lau-
ra. capturnd on the coast of Africa by the Bri-
.tisb war ship Archer, had arrived in port. She
avas supposed TO be an American SLAYER.
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From Rio,

Aaoices from Rio Janeiro to the lat inst.
Tbere were one hundred and seventy vessels
in port st that date. iheluding the United
States ships Lancaster and john Adams, and
she brig Dolphin The stock of coffee on
bsod amounted to eighty thousand bags.
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Womon S&ot.-A girl named Julia Nash,
was shot by John Lanehart, at Bsllston,
sos. on last Saturday. Lanshart was walk
ips along behind the girl, carrying a gun,
md she turned round and impaired of him
what be was following her for. Without
saving a word Lanehart raised his gun and
iifed &C her, the charge taking effect in her
sbo uders and breast, wounding cher In a
sho cktAg manner. | tt
The steamer Bremen, which sailed from
New york. Saturday, for Southampton ana
bremen, took cat l5T passengers, and Sooz''
G26 in specie. s....a
1.-TWO hundred and forty mules were sold
ia Georgetown (Ky.I on Monday last
Yea filings ranged from ST. to $97; old ones
$40. Nt
GuriBg the last nine months one hundred
an d twenty foreign vessels arrived at San
Fr ancisco, Their total freight amounted to
$s,423,336. sfas9 cN ~. .a5-.ts
Mr. Alfred Robinson, Of Hartford, has in
his possession g. Hebrew shekel, which is sup
poaed co be more than 5000 years old. They
are sa;a to he wosth 500 each.