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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

7 p. CLARKE. dealer in Paper Hangings
- Shades, and Fixtures, Curtain Hangings,
and Venitian Blinds, King street, Alexandria, Va
iy l4-dtt
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VOL. LIX.
.,,s.uxne,te& q Virginia Advertiser,
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
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BUSINESS CARDS.

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rials, and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
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Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and all
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully IN
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John II PARROTT

70 II " 1T I n IT IN ~ y i
BOOKSELLER And STA1TONER,
A LSO. sole Agent in this place, and this
n regien of Virginia, for the sale OF WoR-
CEsTER's CELEBRATED PIANOS, and CARHAKT x
NEEpHAA's MEL0DEONS; keeps constantly on
hand a well.seected Stock of STATIONERY.
Also the largest Stock OF MUSIC and MUSl-
CAL INSTRUMENTS ever offered in this mar
ket. fly 3-tf1 JOHN H. PARROTT
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cUTHBERT POWELL w. LEVIN POWELL.
OLate ~ '.oudeun.)
DOWELL Il co, GENERAL COMMiS'
SION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner htng
aud Union strfets, alexandria, Va
~ Strict personal attention given TO the
sale of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. All
nrdarS lied with hrsnatch my l9-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

B NOTICE. offer mysel! candidate
Tor the Office OF Clerk OF the County Court,
NH LIT JAMES DEMPSEY
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say- | present myself AS a candidate for
the office of Clerk of the County Court and will
devote myself exclusively TO lis duties, il elect
ed leb lie R. JOHNSTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

With large stock OF fine imported BRAN
DIES and WINES, in store, and for sale, low,
by RIDGELY, HAMPTON Il CO,
NH 20 Al King street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
Rlcnxoxp, Feb. 9th, 1865.
srArgNENr og NN. sEaAl..

Some day last week, my Senator. DR.. Hub
bard, came to my seat in the House of Dele
gates and asked me if l had investigated the
consolidation scheme of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, then under consideration in the Senate;
saying at the time, that he feared he had been
betrayed into some wrong votes on the subject,
and that he desired fuller information.
l informed DIR. II. that knew little or NTH
ing Of the subject, not having seen the bill, but
that would examine into it, (ror it was a mat
ter of interest to our S,a;c,l and would com
municate further with him, as l desired we
should act in concert in the matter.
Soon after this conversation with DR.. Hub
bard, met with VIM. l.. jackson, Esq, and
knowing he was from the Northwest, asked
him to give me some information on the subject
of the consolidation scheme of the Baltimore (
Ohio Railroad, for that l knew myself nothing
of 1t and desired to be informed. Mr.. jackson
seemed reluctant to talk upon the subject, and
did not satisfy me about it, when I remarked to
him that | looked with suspicion upon every
movement Of the Baltimore i Ohio railroad
company; TO which Mr.. ]. replied, that on ex-
animation, l would find my suspicious ground
less, then en9uired what effect the measure
of consolidation would have upon his people.
meaning the people of his section, to which he
replied, that the success of the measure would
save the people Of his part of the country some
four hundred and fifty OF five hundred thousand
dollars No details OF reasons were given, and
there conversation ended. / think Mr. Sweenv
came mp about the time the conversation terni-
mated Jos SEGAR-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

DUELS IN The Amy AND NAvY.-A Washing
ton correspondent of the n. Y. Herald, under
date Of the l9th, reports two affairs Of honor
among distinguished army and navy officers
1T appears that difficulty occurred between
Gen. Harvey and Col. Sumner, growing out
of the court martial of the latter gentleman ut
Fort Leaverworth some weeks ago, Col. Sum
ner thinking himself inSulted by Harvey
Shortly after their arrival hers Sumner address
eli note 10 Harvey, asking him TO meet him
note to the Secretary Of War, and At the same
that he intended to make it matter for official
investigation, and he has accordingly preferred
charges against Sumner. Col Sumner replied
10 Harvey that he conli have nothing further TO
40 with man who would screen himself by his
. official position. Thus the matter 81 nlS- OF
course the army officers who are i.e-and
their name Is leSiOU-diScuSS the ma ~ in sill
its bearings Both Harvey and Sun,.yr have
left the city,
Here is another bloodleSs atfai A. C..
Rhind, formerly OF the navy, sent chs lenge TO
Commander Boutwell,, in consequence Of false
charges made against him in pamphlet pub
liShed short time since. Boutwell, refused 10
accept the chsliSnge. and consequently Rhird
posted MIN in the old style, as follows:
''NouoE--ya al ir60E. Z rEay CaRcs-u-
/ GsstiesRsR 9T TIE Macy IA PxrticULIr-W here
! As, Commander ( 5, Boutwell,. in pamphlet
published by him, has made certain false char.
geS against me; and whereas / have demanded
satisfaction from him, which he has declined or
failed to give, hereby prociSin him COWARD
aud a liar,
"a c, RnrxD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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How TRuASr HrSsANp MAS Forxp.-Ths
Bloomington UIl) PantOSEaph tells a good story
OEOne Of its citizens who sought after servant
girl, sni found one in the person OF his deserted
wife:
On Saturday, the sth instant, Ms Nary :
Rich, agent Of the 'Woaaa'S Protective Emf.
grafton Society,' Srrivei at the WsSsrsa 6ep,,;
frOya New YORK, IN charge of between sevetiy
and ei. hty VouRg women, some Twenty-Five or
thirty 81 whom were intended for this place
Early IN the morning s married ussn of this
city went TO the depot AMI inquired fo- Nrs.
Rich, The married man ;old Mrs Rich he
wanted SRI TO do hosSeWo,k. Mn Rich Ak
ed the married Esn who he WzS The ,rsrritzi
man satisfied MFS Rich th.t he VS. al -i-h-
and that the servant sii would b. vzll treated
in his ansily, Ms Rich then asked the M
ried man 10 walk into the non where the voz,7-
women were Tae married U.za asiLe3 7,t5
the nom, Mrs Rich hold shs yezzs lsSiIzs Isl
the married EasH wanted = gil % co hocssxo-S-
Oge Of the Young ladies then E1Ikei u, 10 Re
married ussa and SaSd- III - With tEi< ~
ilenan. I've lived with him beso7e: be,s nv
huShSuGt Somebody EzS very u1-h =Se--
i>hed when the young la5y fsznd hs- EzsSs-<s
and another somebody looGsd rsry pSse Eae,.
the married Gz<n found his Ssfe"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

A MISEE'S PrAYEv- The following singular
PRAYER was made by John Ward, of Hackney.
England The document which was found in
Wards own handwriting, might be called the
miser's prayer. 1t is one of the examples on
record OF men combining in themselves the Ut
mos: fanatieiSm, with the total abstinence of
anything like moral feeling:
%, Lo=d, thou knoxest that have nina -.
tateS in the city Of London, and likewise hat I
have lately purchased an estate IN Zee sirnpie in
the county OF Essex; beSeech = e to preSe-ve
the two counties OF MiddieSex and Essex from
IRE snd earthquakes, and aS have rnori-z-e
IN n ritord>bire, brc OF thee 10 have an eve
of compassion on that county; and To- he re-;
OF the counties, thou rnsyeSt deal with them -
thou art pleased o, Lord. enable TIC BznAs 10
answer al ;hei- billS.aad make INV debts On soi
men. Give \ prosperous vovzse ard return 10
the Mermaid SloOP. because / have Insured II
and IS thou hast sid TIE DAYS OF the u-icke3
az bat short. DlSt IN thee giizt lhou Wit 70;
forget Thy promise A. have purchased Al g.
tate N FevezS'o's, which vil bz ulins upon tie
dca'h oi that pEOdiszie young ma. SRI L
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ny servants - hon eSt auG fzishful. tn, tb-v
nay at:sHd 70 ny Interests, and never cs.ez. q.
7St O. uay property night o. day
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

LAsGEsT CGUEca IN TuE UxrrED STG4rs.-
The African Church. IN Richmond, Va. has
long been the largest church IL this country.
though It Is nov second, in point of number to
the church IN Beaufort, s T., Of which Rev.
j. NJ c Breaker IS pastor. This clergyman
writes tue Examiner. Il have baptized 555 per
sous IN the fellowship Of the Baptist church, at
this place, within the present year (IS5T1 all Of
<f71n are eolc-ed b4t eight: aad this makes The
i5TSSeHt number Of its membership SSH
probably the largest church IN the world. OF
these lSo are whites; al the reSt colorsd''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

WuL LAegI;-REEs INrOxIcATEY-ThiS seems
TO be one Of the grea, questions of the day,
concerning which doctors and laymen, and courts
snd jurieS, are unable to agree lit is decided
in the Affirmative lsger-beer comes under the ban
Of public sentiment and of statute law If the
contrary is made to appear, lager-bser threatens
TO transform our people into mere beer barrels,
An effort was made the other day in Brooklyn,
y, Y, to decide this matter, by tie arrest and
trial OF some persons charged with the sale OF
Intoxicating liquor on Sunday, in the shape Of
lSger-beer. Several persons testified that lager
was intoxicating, among the number Chemist.
On the other hand, it appeared that ''pr. Poll
had anuAlyEsd some lager in Germany twenty
years ago. and found 50 little alcohol in it that
i, conli have no Intoxicating effect. Edmond
nlikcr had drank thirty to forty glasses day
withou, beias affected At all. H. W. Young
blood had drank forty to iifty glasses with no
bad effect, James White had drank thirty.tWo
glasses within two hours withou: getting druak
Philip Koch S,rSre that he drank ss7eE aRs! !,
AIR salIaas sci,sia t.o, 3oErs, aui did not fssl
shc worse for it! snd Joseph SiSer, who weighed
sS5 pounds, testified that he had drank forty
glasses day, and saw woman drink tuerty
glasses =, sitting in a lassrebeer ssrvien. The
glasses referred to contain nearly pint
The Jury gave the verdict according 10 the
sRsRtity, rather than the quality Of the tcs;i.
mony, and decided that lSSer-bScr Ehieh dos
not contain more than three and three quarters
per cent. of aleohal Is 'iight beverage" and
DOES not cosnc within the statute in relation 10
slc0hete drinks"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

NOVEL LAwsuIr-During = revival. in the
Second Methodist Church ofLanaaster, Pa. LAST
week, the Rev. Mr.. Walters, pastor, peremptori-
" ordered those persons who did not wish 10
comply with his request Ito kneel during pray
eT,l 10 leave" Mr.. Henry Miller, OF that city,
refused to do either, whereupOa Mr. Walters III
situated suit against Mr. Miller, before mag-
lStrate- y clergyman of the same church an,
peaTed as q witness, teS;ifying that It was not
compulsory with every one 10 kneeI but simply
customary, when Judgment was given in favor
Of defendant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

\ LAWrEE PuzzLED.-The Hartford, Conn.
.E'EFfHt states that few days since, in the
curse Of Suit then progressing in that eity-
woman vas tesIifying IN behalf Of her son. ard
SToIe that he had worked on farm ever since he
~1s BON The lawyer who crOss-exarainei her.
aid '1oa aS~=rt that your son has workee o.,
izrm ever Siuce he vas born $ Il do
=" lat did ne do the i5rSt yzrt' IL rsilEsl''
TIE t=Eyer sE1PoEated
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

y CANDIDATE FOR MAYoR,-A stump caudi
date for the Mayoralty Of Galveston, Texas, an
nouneeS himself in the papers as follows:
BIZ INDUSTRY WE TnRIvE-T W. B. Odam is
the working mans candidate for Mayor, at the
election on the first Monday in Marcia He is
not the tool of any clique OF party. He is 4
democrat Of the Jetfersonian school believes in
a Supreme Being, accepts of holy writ, submits
to the laws Of his country, and takes physic
when he is sick Balance from the stump when
called on.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

IEE eTiues are do<a d I5l.ek=rzy, szrs IT,
AlexzFs-lr Gazette. 81 the E.zasss-ii. Ehs-s =
5s,7oS-eees WasaIagEoa In;s his nora a 49,
lfSselzl-S- Lex = EzIt zH,3 see shat TTss-Sa-
nv Nj make q Ike ckszr.-,s-- a. sg,-E=---
before = Is eoas EIla IF iassi >. isiz..,II
% keep kiEa II the pseszre-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

4ccOzBISs to the CIueianssi Gazette u,,nv ,e
iEc-s= n that city, UhO = few weeks a.O. Ee-e
eE1Jng oct aboa. dua times, and predicting =
i2Ttsss- gs1e-zl smash OF business, are non en-
sZe1 attn VlgoE N the work Of imitation. and il
f=aTs they wIli oveFjo the tI.inz.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

iTEIS tie lsss four years, says the Roehc<-
been SossEie1ed IN the United States Court E,r
he rs7stk-rI district Ct Mex York. for counter
l-l'Ins f9-ging pension papers AID violating
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

TzE different e7tieS Of Wisconsin h,ve D,..,,.,,
theiT credit % STATE railroads u the i,,,1,,,s -
f9.4dS,v--1 Il IS Proposei 10 amend the State
Garter EEieh h1aiLs the State dbl 20 500 Ur.a
. TAI The entire rzi,rosd debt nay be aSsnuasi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

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4 SeEs=E y A-csb4s.s1p H1=Ess- secrsrz E--F. -.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
k5ys FOR INTERESTING RE4DING
VA TIER, SEE FIRST PAGE

CoRN-SrILE MUsrEKs.-rhe late news from
Richmond indicates that, long, our eyes
will again he toasted with pompous exhibitions
known and gloried in. in the days of yore. It
is even true, that we are in hopeful prospect of
seeing speedily reSuscitatcd, the time .honored
institution of ''Cora-siaM Masters 1t must
certainly have sent thrill of joy through the
heart of every country Yender of gingerbread
and small beer, and must have made every dir
ty-faced boy and every dirty-worling little poll
ticiOn in the good Old Dominion fairly dance
with delight, when they read or heard that the
militia Bill" had actually passed the lower
house of our Legislature.
The truth is, we suspect that the House of
Delegates in passing the BILL as it did SO very
decidedly, had in view mainly, Cand very con-
sideraiely. tool the qualification If the class to
which belong the several very important mem
bers Of society which we have named. We can,
indeed, discover other reasons that could
have induced them 10 such = course Are not
the aforesaid vendors Of gingerbread and small
beer, the said iirty-faced bows and ts said little
politicians much under the fostering care of
the noble ",nother of Presidents" as any other
clasS!-and shall not their interests, wishes and
will be regarded as''well as any others: 'Twou!d
he sheer folly and absolute despotsrn to answer
no.
Testing asde-we seriously think that the
House OF Delegates would have shown its good
sense, and would have better subsorved the dig
nifty and welfare of the people of Virginia by
making no attempts ut rcriring the fOolery of
which we were long ago tired, and which some
years ago was hooted into nonentity The
Western members stood together as man in
resisting its PASSAGE but, as Mt the last session,
it passed ny considerable majority. May it
meet the same fate which overlook it at the last
session, and die the death it deserves in the
Senate.
The Western members arc entitled to the
thanks of their constituents for the manner in
which they have voted their will.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23

Bishop Bayley, the Catholic Bishop of New Jer-
sey, has issued manifesto, bringing the machi-
merry Of the Church to bear against the vice of
drunkenness. His letter on the subject has
been read in all the churches, in which he calls
attention to two classes-the drunkards them
selves, and the dealers in liquor. Leaving to
the pastors the choice of the particular means
to be used, he suggests that each should keep
list of the drunkards and liquor dealers in his
Church. He says:
am determined to make use of the most Sc
we're MEASURES against all who are addicted to this
Scanduluus and destructive vice; and ifthey con-
tinue in the practice OF it, they must do it as
outcastS from the Catholic Church, who have no
right TO the name of Catholic while they live,
nor to Christian burial when they die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-23
DENTISTRY

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TIE andsrsizne! respectfully u9- sH= F1bl- ia,ithy
% Dentistry Their 5-e : =. - SI=ra-- street 5tr
Monroe and Czioa - , Were Jty hapDg .
thtT .G5rEds a14 Al oE-rz Etsli7- rE- s=rgi-t. @.
Dentist
T~y 18th stEd=nis And S-rai sea-stte -
ants Of the late d. HGier s1d i= senior pa-t-rr hzs
been Constantly engaged n The p-aerce Tor t-=f for OBJ,
lass eleven years, : ir ietl - has ..-r
ellie % -se Erit=1 States. and has fs1Iz-sl h.-l:
vita tlslr Tar0us i=eEaT-lrs IL operating T.
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The first batch Of African emigrantS, under
che new contract made by the FrSeh scvcrnCae0t
arrived At Martinique, recently. symptoms Of
iiScontsnl had been manifested by the Africans
on the Island, Snd an attempt At tight TO s.,
Lucia had keen discovered on Que Of the estates
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