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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-16

~ c. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa
u. Manufacturer corner OF King and Alfred
streets, Alexandria, Va, has constantly on hand,
and offers to the public, an excellent assortment
of CABINET WARE, SorAs and CHAIRS, OF every
variety, and on the lowest terms, which, for dura.
bility and finish, cannot be surpassed.
NH 4--ly
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rRAND OPENING OF FALL AND
II WINTER GGODS-A. S. ROBINSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR, No 22. South Royal Street,
a few doors below the office of the Virginia
Sentinel has just opened splendid assortment
OF GOODS in his line, embracing everything
necessary for the full equipment of gentlemen,
IN the most elegant and fashionable suits. Also,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
NECK TIES, &c Having bought for cash,
and also greatly reduced his expenses, ne Is Pre-.
pared 10 furnish his CASH customers with all
articles in his line. al the very lowest figures
All orders will be promptly and faithfully at.
tended TO. Don't forget the number-22 South
ROYAL Street. sep 25--tf
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THE WASHINGTON, ALE6-
Eusass3 ANDRIA, AND GEORGETOWN
STEAM PACKET COMPANY.-The steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt. James Harper, will leave
Baltimore OH Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. Re
turning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
The steamer DLAMOND STATE, Capt. ].
Kerwin, will leave Baltimore every "Wednesday
at o'clock, P. NJ, and returning leave Alexan-
dria on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ For freight,
apply to WHEAl u bhu.' Ageh,s
All way freight will be required invariably in
advance NH 2-H
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEORGE SIGGERS, BOOK BINDER No
" 73 Prince street opposite the Gazette OGct
.7lcrqndriG, Va-MUSIC, MAGAZINES, AsI
OLD BOOKS HOUND IN ANY STYLE.
n. B. also RULE and MAKE TO ORDER any de
scription of BLANK BOOKS, which ! vii
warrant to be made OF the best paper and mate
rials and bound in the strongest manner. Bank
Officers Bankers, Merchants, Clerks OF Courts
Hotel Keepers, Insurance Companies, and al
who want BLANK BOOKS are respectfully In
vited TO give me call. jan 2-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.

J. D. C0RSE. W. u. CORSE
BANKING. EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION oFFICEoI
CORS Il Il X o II II + X s,
No. 93, Erchange Block.
wv f will make Collectionson on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hodpro.
ceeds subject TO Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bills, Promis.
sorry Nolc;, UncuIyent Money, Coin, &C.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated upon IA
vorable terms. Interest allowed to Depositors
A varied experience OF many years in this
business, enables us to offer our services with
confidence 10 the public feb l9-tf
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4 CARD.-NATH'L. BOUSH, GROCER
~ aud SHIP CHANDLER, No. 3, Htcin's
Wharf taLrrisnRrA Va NH
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J,4oJ JTTl-tS--NtuTIyUT1e FTl-s 70 trTy ItcFel.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!

5,4S5 Prizes amounting ..S32O,OOO
Whole Tickets SlO; Halves S.; Quarters $3.50.
A Circular showing the plan OF the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one desirous of receiving it.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates of Packages 10 vile tickets $50 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-16

NIARSHALL& l. WARD, No. IL, Hing street,
N GROCERS and COMMISSION MER-
CH.4NTS. Always on hand large supply Of
the best FAMILY GROCERIES. Also
GUANO, PLASTER and SALT, which they
offer to the trade at the lowest rates. Pay par
ticular attention 10 the sale of Flour, Gram and
Country Proauce, aug I'll
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MORE NEW BOOKS AT FRENCHS Book
wi and Periodical Depot.

III
Plney Woods Tavern, or Sam Slick in Texas
by the author OF STRAY Yankee in Texas,
adventures of Captain Prist," ETC., ETC., 2 vols
paper covers, 81
Judge Haliburtons Yankee Stories, with illus
trations complete in one volume, l2mo. cloth
81 25.
The Planters Daughter Tale of Louisiana,
vol. l2mo. cloth, 81 25.
The Dead Secret, by Wilkie Collins, author of
"Basi Antonio" etc, l vol. muslin, 81 25.
Webster and Haynes Speeches in the United
States Senate, or Mr.. Foote'S Resolution Of jan
uary. 1880; also, Mr.. Webster's Speech Oh the
Slavery Compromise March, 1850, 25c.
Pictorial Picayune for the Holidays, very
amusing &C
Nick Max Pictorial for the Holidays, fresh
supply, &c.
The Mysterious Marriage, true Story OF
New York Lite, $50.
A fresh supply of the Paper Doll Family, all
sizes and prices Ida May, one Of the most beau,
tiful, l3c.
Gleasons Weekly Line eof Battle Ship, No. 2,
received, and for sale; fresh supply OF the
first number ust received.
Londcu Illustrated News for this week, 25c.
London Punch, l2ic.
New York Ledger, Harper's Weekly LesIies
Illustrated News, Flag, Pictorial, Waverly Mag
a1ine, MeGclry, Weekly, Pilot, Saturday Even
ing Post. Picayune, Yankee Privateer, Porters
Spirit of the Times, Police Gazette, N. Y. Clip
per, Novelette,, True Flag Dollar Paper, Week
iy Herald and Tribune, Weekly Baltimore Sun,
and all the weekles nov lO
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r A. BRHwIs ANTHONY LAWSON
IN A. BREWIS Il CO., WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, IND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, Va NH lift
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THOMAS s. JAMESON,

MHCHINISI and IRON FUUNDEf,
e CORNER OF ROYAL AND WhKE STREETS, n
rs PREPARED to execute orders for STA
TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shafting Pulleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
of every description. Superior CASTINGS
made to order at short notice and on reasonable
terms. On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LATHES,
to which the attention of those in want is re-
uuested. NH 26-ly
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H'' ,.,isin. by the year not to advertise articles
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is-' ,nI ESTUARY NOTICES, exceeding hvs lines,
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C. J. WISE. L. L. sHshNh'
jNINE GROUND PLASTER, 2240 POUNDS
TO THE Tox, constantly ground and for
sale by WISE & GREENE, At the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALolsED PLAs-
TER always on hand.
TCounting Room, Nod South Union street.
nv 5-dly
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wv LILLIAN d. MASSEY, MERCHANT
w TAILOR, has Just received his Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, for Gentle
mems wear, consisting of French and English
CLOTHS, of various colors and from the best
manufactures; Black Doe Skin CASSlMERES;
French, English, and Scotch Fancy CassimerSs;
Black, Brswn, and Olive Beaver and Tricot Over
Coatings; Black and Fancy Matilasse VEST
INGS; Velvet, Satin, and Grenadine do. Fine
White Linen and Marseilles Dress SHIRTS /;
Saxony Under Shirts ard Drawers; Neck Ties
Cravats; Stocks; Pocket Handkerchiefs; Gloves
Buck Mitts; Shirt Collars; SuspendeTs; Money
Belts, and Half Hose.
READY-MADE CLOTHING gotten up in
the best style and of the various kinds, with
full stock of the very be't trimmings.
Thankful for the confidence heretofore be-
slowed by my customers, assure the public
that every effort shall be made in the future to
merit continuance of the same Store No 81
King.st, one door above Royal, South side. sep25
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JENKINS 4 LAMBDIN, M.ANUF.aC-
,D TURERS OF Sash, DOORS, SHUT
TEkS. BLINDS, and FRAMES, keep con-
stanty on hand large assortment of the above
named articles, and will sell them, Quality con-
sidered,) as cheap as they can be bought in the
United States.
~ All orders promptly attended to. Circu-
lars OF sizes and prices furnished, on applca'
ton. Address JENKINS & LAMBDlN,
cor. of Queen and Fairiax-sts., Alex, Va.
an 2l-poly
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T OOMIS' NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
Elements OF Natural Philosophy, designed
Tor Academies and High Schools, by Elias
LOOMS, LID, Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy in the University of the
City of New York, with 300 illustrations, price
ST. Just published and for sale by
nov Is ROBT BELL.
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TAVlNG received my FALL SUPPLY OF
III CLOTHS. CRSSIMERES, VESTINGS

"AFING received my FALL SUPPLl o!
I'll CLOTHS, C.aSSINERES. VESTINGS,
&C., would r.ost respectfully call the attention
Of all who may be in want Of anything in my
line, TO examine them before purchasing else
where, as am confident that can suit all, not
only as to quality of goods and prices, but as to
fitting and workmanship.
also call attention TO my fine assortment Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, such
as Linen and Nett Shirts Drawers, Handker-
chiefs, Cloves, Cravats, Suspenders, Collars, &c
A remnant of READY-MADE CLOTHING on
hand, which ! am determined TO close out at
cost. Call soon as No. Stock, such as |
have, goes of quick. VIM. ARNOLD,
sep rs No 81 Kng-st
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

/ NEW BOoKS.-The New Testament, or
| ~ the Book of the Holy Gospel, OF our Lord
Jesus Christ A literal translation from the
Syriac Pcshito version, by James Murdock, D.
d., l vol svo. cloth, ~ co.
The Coming and Reign of Christ. "The
Kingdom OF fthis World has become our Lords. y
by David n. Lord, l2mo. cloth, 81 rs.
Memoir OF Selma, Countess OF Huntington,
compiled from authentic documents, by Rev. A.
H. New, one handsome l2mo vol CLOTH 75c.
The True, and the Beautiful in Nature, Art,
Morals and Religion, from the works Of John
Ruskin, A. NJ vol. l2mo cloth, ST. 25.
Sir Walter Raleigh ard his time, with other
papers, by Charles Kingsley, author Of "Hypa-
tia" &c, l2mo, cloth 81 25
Ought American Slavery to be Perpetuated (?
A debate between Rev. W. e. Brownlow, and
Rev. a Pryne, l2mo cloth 81.
Portraits OF My Married Friends or, Peep
into Hymen's Kingdom, by Uncle Ben. l2mo.,
cloth, 81 rs.
Every Woman her Own Lawyer; private
guide in all matters of Law of essential inter-
est to women and by the aid of which every
female may, in whatever situation, understand
her legal course and redress, and be her own
legal adviser by Geo Bishop, l2no. ST..
Sam Sticks Sayings and Doings, cloth, &c.
paper 50. For sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE & son,
nov IS No. 9a, King street.
CCOITS COMMENTARY.-A Commen-
- tary on the Holy Bible, containing the Old
and New Testaments, according 10 The authorized
version, with explanatory notes, practical OBJ
servations, and copious marginal references, ar.
ranged for family and private reading, and adap-
ted to the wants of Sabbath School Teachers,
and Bible Glasses, by Thomas Scott, from the
last London edition; to which are added, a con-
cordance, numerous useful tables, and a Family
Record, the whole in five quarto volumes, bound
in Library style, price $l2,50 For sale by
nov Is ROBT BELL.
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ESTABLISHMENT
VI WILLIAM COG.AN, Practical Gas Filter,
Fayette Alley, alexandria, proposes to open
branch OF his establishment at CHARLOTTESVILLE,
where, as here, he will attend TO GAS-FlITlNG
in all its branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Machine Shops and Public Buildings fitted up
OH the most approved plans, and at reasonable
prices. He is also prepared to furnish Steam
Pipe, Steam Guages, and Steam Cocks. Con-
tracts will be made for work, and fixtures oiany
kind supplied at the lowest rates
B ALL Work WARRANTED. ap 2S-1y
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p'ioMAC FISH FOR SALE
wv wv oo!s. No. Gross Herring
'W nall bbs. No. Gross Herring
~ ~ ools and halves Family Herrings
W I" 6" Shad
{" No 1 do
49,. % Kegs Shad Roe-all for sale at reduced
- oV Uy 20-r1 J. F.. MoGRAW.
NVillE-The highest market price paid
t.. tsf % old Scrap Iron, Wrought and Cast
~ nope, Copper, Brass. Lead, Zinc, Bones
&c; wv. KENT & CO.,
Nv wv ~ mon and Duke sts., or No. so Union-st
fW1d " .' "a tt'"''
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~HEAp COAL.-Daily expected, cargo OF
Red Ash and White Ash Coal, which will
IA very low from vessel. Also, now IN
ce s',r .nnriv Of Cumberland Coal for sale low.
Please 'ehu III 'N."'' u w. BARKER,
o.. .. cor Union and Queen-sts'
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Tickets $lO-Halves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificates of Package 25 Wholes Sl4O Cd
Do do IS Halves 10 90
Do do Is Quarters 35 90
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-17
GEN. Lane.

1t is a noteworthy fact that, with all
Gen. Lanes bluster, skiru1ishes, marches,
parade and fuss generally, in Kansas, the
only blood he is known to have shed. and
the only life he has taken, is Free State
We have heard thrilling accounts of his
operations against the Border Ruffians, but
never heard of his injuring a hair of their
heads. When we hear of him killing a
man. it is a Free State man. When his
services were not needed in the neighbor-
hood of Fort Scot, he was there perform
ing wonders. Now, when the war is re-
newed down there, and the Border Ruff
fans are numbering the Free State settlers,
Lane is in Lawrence, shooting down a
Free State man for trivial matter. He
has been abused, blackguarded and dared
to his face, by pro slavery men, and sneak
ell off like whipped dog; but because a
Free State man attempts to get water-
one of the necessaries of life-from well
on a disputed claim, Lane shoots him
down like beast!
Sach is General Lane. That was a
fatal shot for him = White Cloud Cgief.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-17
AUnion Parry,
We find the following in recent num-

We find the following in recent num-
Der of the Trenton (N. J. J Gazette.
The Republican party has always
shown a willingness to form fair union
with the other branches of the opposition.
They deal not with dead and gone plat
forms, but with the living issues of the
time, and much as they were opposed to
the repeal of the Missouri compromise,
they are now obliged to regard it as an ae-
complished fact, and to insist On the fair
carrying out of the policy iuaugurated by
the passage of the Kansas Nebraska bill.
They demand that the people of Kansas
shall hare an opportunity to decide for
themsstz q sgftheut interference from the
Federal Government, or from any other
source, the character of their own insiitu-
tions. They repudiate the English Bill,
because it offers to bribe the people of
Kansas to accept slave constitution,
and threatens to punish them by keeping
them in Territorial condition if they do
not. They abhor the prescription for
opinions sake which has been so marked
a feature of the present National Admin
;stration. They resist the eneroaehments
of the Federal Government on the rights
of the States, and the partial legislation
which would sacrifice one portion of the
Union to propitiate the other. They are
in favor of fair protection TO American in-
dustry, and of maintaining the urity of
the ba llot-b not only in Kansas, but
al, over the Union. Whether the move
ment shall be christened by the name of
the q Union Party" or the Peoples
Party" OF by any other name. is mat
ter of Indifference, so long as the princi-
pies are maintained, and men elected
who will endeayor to carry them into ef-
feet Such union can and will be form
ed throughout this State. On this basis
we have united heretofore, and will con-
tinue to unite.
The people themselves have this mat
ter in hand, and they will see to il that a
great cause shall not be periled by divis-
ions among themselves. They have de-
termined TO rebuke the Administration
and its supporters, and neither open ene-
mics nor secret foes can divert them from
their course We have not deemed it
necessary to reiterate our position on this
question every day in the week, for we
have labored for perfect and honorable
union of all opponents of the administra-
ton from the first, and shall continue to
do so to the end; but it appears to us that
some public demonstration should be
made in order that we may know who are
really friends and who arc foes to the
movement. We would suggest that the
example set by the opposition of Erie
county, New York, be acted upon thai
a county meeting be held at Trenton, tc
which all opponents of the Administra-
ton be invited, and let that meeting put
forth a platform upon which they ara
willing to stand before the people. Sucl
meeting would not be EN- barrassed by !
strife for nominations, and being called a
general meeting of all who oppose
Mr. Buchanan's policy, would exclude
none but Lecompton Democrats. Tbs
movement thus commenced would spread
through the State and would result in th'
formation of compact, powerful and tri
umphant party.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-17
rhs Exissenes 81 God

Look on the broad and glorious face of
.he sky, on atheist. when suns are there
in their spleudor, and innumerable worlds
wheel their ceaseless and eternal course
through the regions of infinite space dost
thou not there discover the hand OF SUI
Rerior power, pointing out their path way
and upholding the structures of the august
universe Look, when clouds are there,
piled up in the awfulness of their grandeur,
and the lightning rides forth on the car OF
destruction; listen to the roll OF the thun-
der. and to the rush of the tempest, as he
sweeps through the shuddering earth
seest thou no God there Hearest thou
not the sound of his voice, and the rolling
of his chariot wheels? Leok on the
bosom of the ocean, when not breath
distnrbs its deep repose, and 1t lies stretch
ed out like a vast mirror, rejecting the
armament of heaven-Seest thou there no
traces of the Deity? Look. when the
spirit of the deep has arisen in its anger;
when billow wars with billow when the
mountain waves seem to mlngle with the
sky, and darkness fings its awful shFoud
over the c0ntending waters, leaving no
cheerful ray to guido the helpless mariner
to his haven-seest thou not there being
of infinite power and greatness
Look on the beautiful earth, when she
puts on her rich robes of fruits and flow
ers; when the fragrance OF all that IS
grateful to the senses is in her nostrils.
and her voice is full of songs and mel
odious hymning-1ost thon not there
discern power of love, and mercy and
holiness?
Look. when dreadful winter comes forth
from his prison of the North, dealing out
ruin and terror, and covering the glorious
sky with angry frowus and threatening;
ali that is beautiful in the earth retire be-
fore him, and he rides on triumphsptiy,
marking his footsteps with grandeur aud
desolation !-seest there no augustine
mighty hand
Look. vet once again, and behold the
creature that walks upright in the midst
of creation, and is m sster OF all that sur
rounds him; mark the immortality that
beams from his countenance, and his look
which penetrates the skies; then turn thy
thoughts within, aud listen to the voice OF
thy own bosom-obserye all its workings,
its fears, its hopes, its susceptibility OF the
most exquisite enjoyment and .sretched-
ness. its anxious thirst for still greater and
greater knowledge, its earnest, constant
and undying cravings after something still
uuobtained. and still buried in the mys-
terious future; and above all, its conyul-
sive clingings to life, and its unutterabie
dread of ceasing to be. Atheist, art thou
not immortal a-and is there not God
i Miss Winchester.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1858-07-17
saa..4o. and Performances.

During our career as an editor, all OF
which has been in the West, the relative
nos;t;on of the two words of our text has
struck our mind quite forcibly. And this
NAV be apropo to a story we once read, OF
two Frenchmen, both occupying the clerks
bench In commercial house OF Fans
The ore suggestive and imaginative, yet
lacking application; the other endowed
with but a plodding mind, yet possessing
perseverance and q fixed Dissemination.
Each dissatisfied with his position, re-
solved to seek his fortune elsewhere
Years had come and gone, and our mag
NATIVE friend following the bent OF his
genius, had engaged in almost every
business. All without success, ior ne ous
engaged in one, when a gllttering ore
would he espy in another. Science q.
length eperossed his attention. be mad
lust emerged into what appeared bright
field of discovery, when he awoke TO hnd
himself penniless, and even munger star.
ing him in the face. Emerging from MS
humbie room, which scarcely could oe
called home. he directed his steps to the
great commercial mart OF Paris. wnsre
the money kings do congregate, ana iock-
ed on the glittering bullion OF she WIZ
dows. Pansiag at one almost instinct
iyely. he resolve to enter, and, II Possi-
b,e effect a small loan on the success OF
his proiect. What was his surprise, there
~ meet the companion Of his early years.
who eagerly grasped his hand. nat
YOU the proprietor Of this immense mouse
as he eagerly read the name OF the money
brnkerf / am. was the response. Das
how did YOU acquire suchimmense wealth.. /.
Simuly by carrying out your suggestions,
far had not acted upon them. mlsh.
now be but clerk, but as have aissss
regarded you as the founder OF my lor-
tn1e let me offer my services 70 you IN any
wav YOU may command. Il Is needless
to saw this timely aid. with the lesson
taught. brought out one of the most useiai
scientific discoveries in France.
Now for the application. Almost every
dav we are reminded that certain ini-
DroSement is needed, and had you
pos better notice the matter In your pa
ner?, Certainly We viii; but, dear reader
5o you know that all our suggestions are
thrown away unless some oil you e. on
them? There must be action, else sii on.
schemes of after greatness viii faiL LES
those then. who wish 70 accomplish an
object. direct their energies untll u =
finished. and instead of towns bali COM
nIeted. We will see cities of the inst mss-
nitude.- Osapatopsfe Herald.