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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

The vessel contain the statue of Henry
Clay is expected to arrive at Richmond in
Sentemhar ar October. No site for the statue
has vet been fixed on.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

On several mornings Of last week there
were quite heavy frosts in Augusta county
Virginia, hut no great injury was done,
John Randolph Tucker and Robert l..
Montague, each received 5000 votes more
tban .John Letcher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

Bird Cages, Dominoes.
Backgammon Boards. Violins. Accordsons,
Hobby Horses, Market Baskets, &C., all of which
will be sold cheap for cash, at
jyll &. c. BERRY'S, ~ King street.
TE,irf,v Nawa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

pEAcuEs.-Mr j. W. Ryan, who is always
foremost in furnishing our market with the
earliest vegetables and fruits, yesterday
morning offered for sale at his stand III the
market, soH peache$, the first that we have
seen this season. They met with ready sale
at 81 per peck They were raised in Prin-
cess Anne county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

NEW WHEAT FAMILY FL0CR.-Liberty
~ Mills, Orange county brand n superior arti-
Gle, just received. and for sale by
PENNYBACkER 4 PERRY BROS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

HIBBERTS LONDON PORTER, Brown
IL Stout, aud Pale Ale, in store, and for sale by
iyl4 JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

The Petersburg lntelligencer says; a prl-
yate letter, to gentleman in this city, gives
the melancholy information that Judge John
w. Nash is by no means improving from his
attack of sickness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-14

HARBoR MAsrER.-The City Council, at
its meeting on Tuesday night, elected Capt.
David A. Lowe, u iarbor Master i'll the place
of Capt. Ehenezer Bacon, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

These clubs number amongst their members
amateur players In the world Every part of the country
has pronounced in favor of the tables append
list OF well known places where parties about
bles confidently as 10 The ex
celence OF these tables alone but for
superior manner in which mechsn detail appeain
ing to the table is executed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28
FOR SALE

A GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN.-F0R
"A sale the fixtures Of Wholesale and retail
liquor store foundry adjopng and of s kinds
making In the neghborhood Will be sold without stock In
qure the premises Of Twenty eighth street and Sc
cor d avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28
cQ hnO -EoR sALE, 4 ossrEeI. rnneE sronY

sDO.OUV. high sioop aud cellar brown sons tr'al
house and tot contains All u, improvements with as asrc
and worth sip 100, VIII be sold NJ sargar A0py "a ,bs
premises, % West fhhig second street grostway ADJ
Sxh Avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

"a nm -Fivn THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
XxS.ONVV; oisrsd TO anI person who can sMpasa
y. "a me art OF clatrvoyence snd assroogy. She
,. eyre any disease IN Ia worst FORM particularly rheu
% "a I nscuons The throat or lungs B-xadam 10
~ ony natsfa clairvoyant In the Omitted States who
Me anceu IN rouble, matters
can Aas see inns naturally gifted lady once 10 ~ sng Nrse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

Of Sn0 HOUSE AND LOT NO. 6 uANunyn
.OUU sireet lot 70 BY % feet; house 81 By a ies
gss hot aud cold water bath, &c; and ports
Everything perfect order ~ 600 ean remain 90 bno nj
mortgage Inquire on The rreniees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28
FRENCH ADVRaTYsEfiRNTs.

~ bonnie cuisinere II est nutile de presenter
nest capable. Envoyer adresse montant
cages demandes aux initiates r. O. R., Herald Office
TINE CUISTNIERE rEANCAISE, CONNAIsS ANT BEN
" 6ta desire placer cette quaite.
Sadresser chez NJ. Martin, boulanger 63 4me av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN. SwEDE, WISHES
"A a situation IA waiter a hotel, clerk In q clothing
butchers shop Good references given. Call
a No. for three days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

RuLIARD BALLS, BAGATELI.E BALLS, AND FIr-
~ teen ball pool, of patent compressed ivory 100 per
than Ivory and warranted for ok months
turer and inventor. " @ o ~A'"i"c-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

IT Julien BOTg7. 40. , WASHINGTON PLACE -
IN elegant flh " aparneaw juai vacaiei
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

H'OE SALE OR EXCHANGE-TIE TENEMENT PRO-
perry known as a. West Twenty fourth street. near
sixth avenue. The lot Ia Is 5 two housed
four stories each store the first 1oo building Apply
Rose street. - 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28

E,OR sALE-THE BOUND BROOK HOTEL. BOUND
Brook n j. located on the Central Railroad swo hours'
Tide from New York, and Is the Easou and
New Bruins wick turnpike Bound Brook Jersey The
otel Is 10 feet front by ~ depih wing 40 BY 70 feet
The stables large and will from s 10 i'm
ana an other necessary oubudngs in good conon
bout IL OF good land The property Is offered for
ale on the most reasonable particulars add es
tcu ! O~' -S~-N''S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-28
SITUATIONS wAnTED-MALEs.

4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO OBTAIN
"A situation agent in banking or commerc establish
nent the view of represent ing them IN France
my part Europe The best Of references given
address box 236 Pest Office.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

"lf Congress has the power to intervene against
slavery it has the power to intervene in its favor
This we think is a selfevident proposition"
This is the opinion of our neighbor Of the JET.
(ersonian. We entertain different opinion
Prohibition is an inherent feature Of all govern
ments. 1t is for this governments are establish
ed, and there is not government upon the face
Of this earth which does not exercise this power.
Our government can and does prohibit counter
feiting and yet no one will contend that it has
the right to establish the business. 1t prohibits
the sale Of intoxicating liquors to the Indians.
under the penalty, of seizure, con6scation and
destruction" and one supposes it can establish
Whiskey shops among the Indians Slavery is an
acknowledged eyil-averse to the policy Of our
gove.umeut-conrary to th o spirit and genius Of
our free institutions. 1t was deprecated and de-
nenounced by the founders Of our Republic 1t
is 10 direct contradiction with the principles of
freed IN upon which government based
II was false to liberty then and it is false to lib
erty now. 1t was regarded as curse by our ia
Tiers and the practical experience ofevery day
since has proved the truth and correctness Of
their opinions Such being the fact and our
peghbor will scarcely venture to deny the positi-
on, it is clear to infer that the government has
the power and ought to exercise that power, to
prohibit its extension to one foot ofsoil now free
Our government has no power to make a slave
it has never made one by enactment. 1t can
not say that the black man shall be the Stare OF
the white man. No such law was passed
by the general government or State government,
and yet such have passed laws to prohibit their
being made slaves. The kidnapper is severely
punished-the importer of slaves is declared 10
be pirate and is punished with death. No one
doubts the power Of Congress to strike the shack
les from every slave in the District OF Columbia,
and but few will believe it has be right to make
slaves OF the free blacks there, by positive law
True, Congress for the District aud the Legisa
lures for their respective States have the right to
regulate he relations of the master ard servant
of father and child. husband and wife, but il is
mere domestic institution. 1t is merely to
regulate existing state of affairs.
Congress has frequently exercised the power
OF prohibiting the extension of slavery. No one
doubted the existence Of this power until The
presen, new tangled patent democracy came into
power. Washington, Jefferson and all their com
peers admitted and exercised this right--but
they never acknowledged or exercised the re.
versed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
For the Palladium.
WHITEWATER. May lst, 1859.


EDS. PALLsD.UH
In nv last | stated IL ii tie roAt meeting OF
the Franklin Township \ cadeuic Association
would decide an the sire for their Academy -
That meeting las, hv aiority vote located 1t
on The lands Of MIR. lleiingswor;h adjoining the
toHn of llsboro. He deeds to the compaf Y
the ground CONSISTING OF about acre and a
TO he forty -hl feet Ioag by turty feet wide
lower story fourteea feet high. and Gpler thirteen
feet: four roAs Of desks en- each sid Of aisle,
with suficien. width of passage next 10 wals--
seats for visitors &e-; 10 be built OF brick ard
constructed in the most approved modern style
The building COMMITTEE after examining models
&c, the SEE agreed upon small! would
justify to accon mo3ate the anticipated demand
for sach Institution Il viii cost about $1,000
exclusive Of ground, enclosing, &c The c0mpa-
ny deficient several hatGied dollars il stock
sufficient to complete the heitdIrg. ii is 10 toe
hoped that the citizaGs of Franklin Township
will rot sufr this enterprise to faIter for the
mainder of the sum required to complete the
building. The Gil zens OF tie immediate vicinity
have manifested a hberality in subscribing as
each ielt able 10 pay II this / beralty could be
extended Throughout the township, tie require
airount could easily be raised, Thus it would
not ful so heavily upon those in lis ina ed.ate
location.
The 'hird term OF the Way County Indus
trial School ba~ CONNER ced its summer session
-
Gray. Of Oberlin. Ohio. who takes charge
alternately each day OF the primary and
higher DE- partIEents Tier rules and di. ci
pliue in managing the pupils are OF the most
approved plan. Students Of other localities
have awaited themselves Of The advantages Of
this school. 4 number Of the students have
formed themselves into society fer their
mutual benefit. who meet once a week.
Their exercises consist in de batting decIaim-
ing, composing, lectufing, dc The love of
learning that is manif sted BY the students in
their studies IS earnest OF their future
usefulness in society OF which they NAV
mil gle We noticed student in apollo izing
for being rather late at their lyccum one
evening: On goin.: home from school he
employed himself IN narrowing ground until
too dalk to see, then lad to lock after the
stock by feeding. sc.
We noticed in Your last number of calling
attention Of your readers TO another college.
to be located somewhere in Indiana. lis char
acter 70 be similar to that OF Antioch Col.
lege, at Yellow Springs, Ohio, to be uuder
the supervision OF tie Christian Church Of
this State. An agent Of that sect is about 10
visit your place. In accordance with his du-
ties, IN selecting locaU@n. 1t was no doubt
a source of regret to many that tie Green
Mount Boarding School WAS discontinued at
50 early date from It's commencement,
where a number Of our vouih finished their
education which qualified them for all the
useful avocatioLs IN lie, without being con-
trolied by any religious organization.
JUNIUs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

@-The dispatches received at the State De-
uartment from Gen. Johnston, commander oil cur
forces 10 Utah, state explicitly that there IS an
open disagreement between the Army and JUDI
ciary on one side, aud Governor Cumming on the
other, in regard to the course to be taken with
Mormon violators Of law. The Governor joins
with the Mormons and refusas to allow any Of
them to be punished, while the other authorities
insist that our Government there Is sham II 1t IL
to be disregarded The President approves Gov.
Cummings policy and decided to remove Judge
Cradebaugh, whose charge to the Grand Jury at
Provo so terribly excited the Mormons, All this
would be OF little consequence if 1t did not pro
claim that Gov. Cummings policy is simply q
continuation of that OF Brigham ! oung, and the
great Mormon problem, the union of that people
with this Government or their expulsion is just
as far away as ever Our ten million expended in
Utah has given Us nothing at oil b change Of
persons 10 carrying out an unchanged policy -
Utah is still to be the tneater of trouble. Mr.
Buchanan has with his proverbial timidity, shrunk
from taking hold of the problem manfuly and
bringing some settlement out of it. He has
wasted millions, and left Utah exactly where she
was before Col Johnston started there with his
army
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

READY Made Cioth;ng--A good II any per
sons believe whenever they require a suit of fne
clothes, or q good business suit, they mus; go TO
a merchant tailor and have them ade to order,
believing that ready made clothing is always iafe-
rior 10 custom made garments This, TO some
extent, may be true with good many clothing
houses Our ders. therefore, vii doubtless be
glad to know of one house in this city, that can
and does manufacture articles Of fire clothing,
equal in make and quality TO tie finest Of custom
made garments 4 call on Mr.. Shires No. p
Main street will convince the purchaser Mr., :.
is also prepared to make to order all kinds Of gen.
tlemeu's wear in the bet style and of the best
materials.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

BLaCKwoops MAGAZINE FOR AP8L.-I his
stern old period cal still holds the tenor oil
its way"-always interesting drU Not a
number of It's long series IS ever taken n hand
and thrown aside for want of sufficient interest to
detain the reader-a rare merit certainly. in a
periodical, and one we are quite sure be
claimed for Biackwood alone.
The present number contains the continuation
Of A Cruise in Japanese Waters which in-
crcases in interest. The Luck of Ladysmede,
Past H. which promises TO be one Of those
charming tales or novelettes for which Black
W Oh is so famous. a Winter Journey, lively
and sportve. The Turks in kalafat-ls54-
Part IL" christianity in India, able review
Of Hayes late work under that title being his
tory of the introduction and progress IF Chris,
t:anitv in IudIa from the sixth century down TO
the present me, with sketches of the early mis-
sionaries, and of the English b ishops-Middeton
atory review Of Elliots new religious novel-aud
three articles on Parliamentary Reform, one OF
which contains notice Of NJ. Chevalier's late
work on the Fall in the Value of Gold" which
the writer alleges will, of itself silently work out
q change in the elective franchise, Sufficient to
satisfy the most liberal of radicals.
Published By Leonard Scott i Co.. 81 Gold
St, y. Y, at SO year. who also publish the
four leading British Reviews at S8-Black wood
aud the four Reviews $40.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
UtH1rT. First Premium Churn This


has been patented ia Great Britain, Ireland, the
United States, AID British North America, and
has been unanimously approved b. al who have
used il. The whole operation Of making butter
i performed without The least banding by Inc
hands II has chamber for warm water Q!
which the temperature of the cream Is regulated
and thermometer By which 10 determine Inc
temperature,-it separates the butter from the
milk, and thoroughly works il, and salts It to Inc
required taste With il is also az improved N &c
Of applying the salt which IS superior TO other
modes in use. John Lotee Of tbs ei'y. has the
patent right for this churu, aud ore Of Ehrm eau
be seen al the grocery store Of Thomas loorg
where the public are invited to call and examine
it. We regard this as the best chuTn We have
seen, and commend it 10 all who have occasion TO
Use such an article. The one Of Mr.. Io7ngs
bears silver medal, award-d at the Ohio State
Fair, ard has received hundreds ef premiums n
other parts Of the world. Whoever wants churn.
loses money if they don't procure one 4 these
We are inclined to think that some Of our mer
chapics would find it profitable to engage in the
manufacture of these churns in this city as we
believe an immense number Of them can be sold
here aud elsewhere. They can be male here as
cteapy as they can be made any Place il the
West.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
~The special Washington dispatch TO the

~The special Washington dispatch 10 the
" Y Herald says: Letters which have been re.
ceived in diplomatic circles by the last steamer,
from reliable sources, state that change in the
English ministry is inevitable, and in that case, a
new minister in place Of Lord Lyons is very
probable.
Jarez had long interview, yesterday, with tee
Secretary Of State. There Is doubt gov that
the NicarsgUan imbrogiio will be speedily settled
Jerez informed Secretary Cas- that De had re-
ceived intelligence of most satisfactory chaFao
Ter and that his Government was ready ana VIII
ing to concede everything that vas hohofa'ie
aud iust and he trusted that the United states
desired nothing more His Government had ini
determined that the Nicaragua Transit Route
should be free to all the world.
Gen. Jones, Minister to Bogota, has leit Tor
New York. and will sail the 9Th inst The
Government has placed al his disposal the steaG-
81 Roanoke, now at Panama to convey him d.
rect to Carthageua.
He goes fully armed to carry out the Presi
dents policy. His instructions are pacific and
he will endeavor to cultivate the ost friendly re-
lations with New Grenada, yet at the same time
they are firm and decided, and he will maintain
our rights and interests at all hazards.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

~ Daniel Ward t Son invite attention to
their present stock Of Stoves AID Cooking Uten-
sis. They permit 70 one to excel them in the
quality of their wares or the price at which they
are sold They are also prepared to put On tin O..
sheet iron roofs in the best and mos. substantial
manner. They put up at the shortest no-ice all
kinds Of tin spoating and gathering in the most
approved style The eel bra'ed -O!i Dominion
Collector always for sale. They are a'so pre-
pared to put up hot air furnaces registers, &C. in
the most approved manner. They have just re-
ceived large lot Of the highly popular Stewart 5
Air Tight Cooking Stoves which they commend
to those who wish TO purchase unsurpassed sor
economy aud other good qualities. Call one door
ives. of the Paliadiu building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Lururies An excess Of importation especi-
ally if long continued is not good thing, how
acceptable the duties aceraing from it may
be TO the Golfers of a needy government. But a
dsproportion of Injuries necessares in the list
the case just at the present time. In last week :
list Of importations at New York, We find the
following ommoditiss;-Jewery. SO 600; fancy
goods, $40 43e; cigars, SIS brandy. SIl7,-
7OS; gin, 81 = 6S4 wines, $3.50; champagne.
Sl4 $685. silks, S483,42l Three quarters Of Il
million a week for pure luxuries is Ia her fast
rate, considering the yet entirely uncertain state
Of our means of payment during the year to CO ne
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

QuESrIS DURwARD. by Sir Walter Scott
Peterson & Brothers have given US, III The above
named volume, the 9th number of their cheap
edition of the works OF Sir Waller Scott and u
popular edition it is too, and glad to hnd
they have made a tremendous hit with this cheap
edition Of the Waverly Novels There is a con
slant demand for these immortal productions of
the Scottish Shakespeare, aud here at lat, we
have an edition for the million each volume
costing but twenty five cents and the whole series
comprised in twenty. tx volumes, being furnished
for the small sum of five dollars, and sent post.
paid to any part of the United States. Quentin
Durward"-y lich teens with romantic incidents
and fiue portratuTes OF character-has just been
issued Such opportunity to obtain these glo
rious 6etions has never before been presented to
the masses of this country; in no other shape eau
these works be obtained in desirable shape
for anything fike the price. Address all orders
to 7 g. Peterson & Brothers, 300 Chestnut ST..
Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05
B REVITIES

Col. j IL Farqnahar is spoken OF as candi-
dale Tor Lieut.. Governor. Right Rev Bishop
ooane, Bishop Of New Jersey died at his resi-
denee IN Burlington, few DAYS since. in the 5O.h
year Of his age--The next Wayne Coantv Far
: 10 commence ca Monday, the 18th day Of Oct
neSt-IAe Henry Cosnty Fair IS to be held al
Ne" Castle on the l4,h Of Sept-A number of
coiorsd persons we're baptized in whitewattr. on
sunday last and attracted large crowd Of spec.
'a'ofs--one OF the most annoying pes's is to
permit chickens to run al large upon a neighbo.'s
garden The Misses Bell commence their school
In room No il the Cniso School House. on the
18th inst; they are in every respect Competent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

Frank Leslie, in his " Illustrated Newspa-
per- for April gives the details Of the Billiard
match that recently come off at Detroit, be-
tween two gamblers by the name of Phelan
and Scereier, and also picture of the table.
players and the audience; also the report of
Dr. 5. r. Percy,to the Academy of Medicine.
on SactH -Hak-the disease of cows fed in
disniiery stables--accompanied by diagrams
showing the appearance of the diseased milk.
taken from different cows while under the
influence OF the fever, and several incidents
OF the pernicious effects Of the milk on those
who used IT. are related in the report. DR..
Percy says. "the cows are MIXED durinc The
whole period of sickness, and the milk Of
the sick animals is mixed with the restr' and
this stuff. containing matter. blood and reg
etabfs sroacfh," is peddled out to be used bv
the people of New York as beverage. to
make their eustards. and to put in their cot
fee! What IN the name of Hope, has Swi
Milk TO do with Billiards. exclaims one VIII
loves 70 handle the cue" Notbinp sir
excepting the manner in which the TWO
subjects are illustrated and sppear in Frank
Newspaper. coming very appropriately
one immediately after the other: the 6rs,
producing . moral disease, and the last ,
physical one;--that's all.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-05-05

re- For 10, the winter is past, the rain is over
aud gone the flowers appear on the earth, the
time of the singing birds is come and the voice Of
the turtle is heard in our land. The fig tree put
teth for, h her green figs, and the viue with the
tender grape, give good SMELL Spring with all
its freshness Is upon US he green fields and the
early flowers gladdening the sight and cheer
ing to the heart The choristers Of the forest are
merry in their songs, aud al nature seems rcjuy-
mated from the death Of winter
The indications are in favor of an abundant
harvest. The wheat fields look most cheering -
The orchards are still free from tie infueaces Of
fros,s, and all betoken time TO come when the
hearts Of men should be as glad as nature seems
to be i'll her sprinetne garb