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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

BY = J. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Under authority @. 4
deed OF trust executed by L. NJ. Nc''i-
mick. bearing date on the - instant, and en- r
of record. the undersigned, as trustee, WI "H-r
tor sale at public auction, ON THURSDAY,
THL SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NENr at tar store
IL the Theatre Building, OF Cameron stt'ti a
v ell selected stock OF GROCERIES, CON G!,!lg
SUGARS TEAS, COFFEE, and other articles
usually kept al d retail Grocery Store.
Terms cash Tor all sums under -; SHY
days rotes Tor all sums over so, and less '.'a
500; and ninety day notes Tor all sums over
SIuO-;ne notes to be secured by approved nn-
dorsements.
In the meantime will be offered a, private
sae, in the store adjoining, lot OF INDIA
RUBBER GOODS, and BOLTlNG CLOTHS.
All the books, accounts, notes. &c, due 10 l. NJ
Mccormick having also been assigned by sad
deed. Persons indebted are requested 10 make
payment 10 the undersigned, or 10 l. VI. Nc
CornIck, who is authorized TO receip; !oG tie
same in the name OF the trustee.
Public sale TO commence al 10 o'ciOcn, !.
NJ. and no article 10 be removed until terms ot
sale are complied with
5. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee
nov 22-dts
IL The above sale is postponed, until TUES
DAY, the I4th instant, at ten o'clock, A. NJ
In the mean time the goods can be had a pa
vate sale, at reduced prices, for cash.
dec 6-2t s. F. BEACH. Trustee.
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TIED.

On the 2Gth of November, PHlANNA
CATHARlNE. second daughter OF +. q. ard
Julia A. Waring, aged years, II months, and
70 days.
Near Centrevile, Fairfax County, Va, on
Sunday evening, the 22d OF Move nbe!, Mr..
JOHN WATT, aged about 40 years; native
Of Ireland, but for the past eight years resi-
dent OF Fairfax County
In lIandsbcro. Miss on the 18th ul,imo,
SAMUEL J. FOW LEk, esq, IN the forty
eighth year OF MS age, native OF Washington
but Tor the last eighteen or twenty years resi-
dent of Mississippi Modest and na.sum'ns
in his department. kind and gentle in his di'spo,;
sition, irreproa,habe 10 a fault, n was beloved
by all who knew him.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th ut., by the Rev. Mr. Trone, MAR
SHALL N. CASTLEMAN, and Miss MAR
GARET Z. GRANTHAM, both OF Berkeley
County.
On the goth of November, by the Rev Mr..
TAYLOR, Of Stanton, Mr.. PHILIP b. Sian.
ARD. of Richmond city, and Miss ROSE
CHRISTIAN, daughter Of Mc. Evans Chrs'
tan, OF LeXimg on, Va
On the 2i,h of November, by the Rev. Alfred
Bagby. Mr.. ". ". voolfolk, OF Ca,oiine,
10 Nils, MAMIE, only daughter OF Ir. Il.
I. Tuner, OF King aud Queen County.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

LARGE SALE OF col MIR John iyier SOLO
on Wednesday, at auction, 2."Vo bales OF Shiyr-
Ma. Crimea, Salonica and other wooIs, probably
the largest quantity ever offered Tor sale at auc
ton in this country. The wool comprised The
balance OF the stock of Nessrs. lruli, Brothers
4 Co, now in liquidation. and dealers Were pre-
sent from New York, Philadelphia, baltimore
and other markets. The bidding was animated,
and the total amount OF sales probably reached
100000 The terms OF the sale were--under
$500, cash, less three per cent; over PlIO' SIX
months.-B Boston Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

New YoRH December 3-There has been
some advance to-day upon railway shares
State and Bank stocks were offered but spafns-
" at higher rates than Yesterday The prncl-
nal sales were OF Missouri SKIES al "O8, last
evenings price, and closing a, 80. Tennessee
SKIES o, 1890 brought 9i4, louisiana 943, and
Caliiorni. new bonds 9l4.
The exchanges at the Bank clearinghouse
this morning were S22,s25,l29. The balances
continue to be large, amounting TO Slo4l ,2H9.
There is very little doing in foreign exchange,
and the market is scarcely so firm. Some bills
on London that were held for 1903 have been
offered at lost
The receipts at the Custom,hoase yesterday
amounted to SIf7.J7Q The balance in tae
Subtreasury was i6,55G,776.
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BY 5. J. Observation-Disclosures
SALE THIS DAY.

TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF deed
OF trust dated the 25th day OF September,
1873. and executed by Albert u. Newton, o."
Undersigned TIusIee, therein named, ",ii 81"
Tor sale d. public auction, ON MONDAY. &c
iin day OF December, 1898, all the ftI,'i.
TURE, ard other PERSONAL PROPERTY,
OF every description, contained IN iag Hn'o,
known as the Mansion House. in AIeXaU.. q,
Virginia, that is TO say: BedstcaGs. MaGagaU.,
Walnut. and plain; Hair and Shuck Mattress,
Chairs, OF all descriptions; Tables; Carp~'"-,
Brussels, Velvet and Ingram; MAHOGANY, W.
nut, and plain Bureaus; Chamber Sets; >hr''s,
Pillow Cases; Beds reads and Towels; Nan.-
robes; Chandeliers; Brackets and fixtures Feat
er Beds; Bolsters and Pillows; Mirrors, &c %c.-
Also, elegant PARLOR FURNITURE; twp
Rosewood PIANOS, very superior; two ILL
LARD TABLES, and BARFlXGUkES; Gu.
ma and Glass Ware; Silver plated Britannia AID
Block Tin Ware, one very superior kllCHfN
RANGE, curtaina, choice Wmes, and Liquors,
&c, &c.
The furniture described above, is mostly new,
OF excellent quality, and in good condition
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock, \. VI on
the premises.
Terms ALL sums under $50, cash; over So,
and under $500, sixty days. and over $500. lonr
months credit will be given, for negotiable pa
per, with good endorsers.
c. w. WATTLES, Trustee.
nov l5-3tawtD Dec &dts
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LATE T BY TELEGRAPH.

Petersburg, Dc. mir. Letcher was
nominated ON the first ballot, receiving eign-
ty-five thousand FIVE hundred and thirty.five
votes, aud seventeen thousand five hundred
and twenty over Brcckenbrcugh, Edmund
son, John Randolph Tucker, Hopkins and
others. The Convention did not adjourn III
til this morning at four O'clock, the vote re-
quiring three hours. The friends of M
Letcher were overjoyed. The Convention
re.ussembled to-day at eleven O'clock. Mr..
Tucker was nominated Attorney General
by exclamation. MIR. Lctcher's nomina-
ton was declared unanimous, amidst tre-
mendous applause. VIM. +. Gordon, Wise
and others pledged themselves to secure bis
election. The following gentlemen were
named as candidates for Lieut.. Governor
Crutcb6eli, Dr.. Harris, OF Col pepper, Old, Of
Powha,taD, D2jarnett, Of Caroline, M1h-
tague, Of Mid4iesex--resul: doubtful. The
Convention will certainly adjourn sine die to.
night.
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE No very impor-
tant business was transacted by the Virginia
Conference, on the seventh and eighth days
Of the session. Resolutions Of respect to the
Rev. G. w. Carter, uIon bis removal from
the state, were passed, accompanied by good
wishes for his future welfare.
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ALM 81 &C.
MARINE LlSg.
PORT or ALExAyrRrA- DECEMBER


Schr Vert Dennis Study, Boston, by NJ FL
bridge.
schr. Fleetwood Burr, New York, by s
Shnn.
Schr. Arctic, Bent, (British) St John, by
Cazenove & Go
Schr. Susan F. Jayne, Jayne, New York, by
I. j. Mehafey.
schr Black Bird, Weaver, Providence, by
Borden Mining Co.
Scnr. Golden Rule, Wibegt. New York, by
Fow!e X Co
schr. Neptune, Myers, Boston, BY DAVID A.
Lowe.
Steamer Diamond State. Kerwin, Baltimore,
by Wheat & Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Srbr. George Lift Line, from this port tor
Boston. with coal on Sunday morning, Zetn ult.'
between Hog Island and Chlncoteague, struck
supken wreck and sunk IN ~ minutes. All
hands were picked up and taken to Ph!!adei-
phia p.-.,,na
lsr inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

AT the last meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce. letter vas submitted from Secretary
Cobb. of the Treasury, upon the subject of the
recipI ocity treaty with regard to Canada -four
deciding rha, VI heat must he the growth OF Can,
ada in order {, come within the tree list How
any otner construction could have been thought
of. seems strange even TO al ordinary Capacity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

ILOrHlNG! CLOT !!-WH0LE.
1 SALE AND REFAIL-F 4 l. l. AND
WINTER STYLES NOW READY FOR
MEN AND BOYS u WALL. SILPHEhS .
co. 81 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NAsaNGTOS.
aud lUI DUANE STREET, FEW DOORS VEST OF
BROADWAY. New YORK MIR. WALL having tax
Ell up his residence i'll New York city, Tor the
exclusive purpose OF manufacturing CLolH.
ING at wholesale, and supplying our establish
ment in Washington with every description OF
GENTLEMEN'S. YOUT H 5 and BOYS
WEARING APPAREL. that is new, novel
and substantial, TO be found in the New York
market. We will therefore be enabled 10 offer
al all times the largest and most fashionable
stork of superior READl-MADE CLOTHING
in TINS city.
Procuring our GOODS from first hands, our
customers will uo, have TO pay the second and
third profit, as all other houses in this city are
obliged 10 charge. WALL, STEPHENS K Co,
3l2 Penn. ay. betw gjh X 10th SIS, Wash,
And lU4 Duane street, New York
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II Doors open at o'clock, P NJ, pertor-
nance to commence al quarter 10 eight o'clock
Admission Twenty-Five cents-No half price.
Gentlemen uuaccompanied by ladies', wall be
charged l. cents extra, or front seats.
dec tn l. C. BOYD. Agent.
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rs-RrSTEE'> NOrlCE-Hy d~ed OF trust
executed by the members o the late firm
oi r NJ McCornick X Brother, dated on the -
instant, and duly OF record, all the book ac-
counts, notes, bonds and other evidences OF debt,
due to, and held b. SAID firm, were assigned aud
transferred 10 the subscriber, trustee ior va.
r.ous purposes IN tie said deed specified.
All persons indebted to said firm are request
ed 10 make early payment, either TO T. NJ. Nc.
CormIck. who is authorized 20 receipt for the
sane in the trustee : name, Of 10 the uDderslgn-
Ell. :. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
nov 22-euaW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

Jingle SHOT This NHsKEY is made
= III tie old fashioned copper SUI, by don'
be Estimation, just beyond t-esumm!t o. the Blue
RIDGE. in Warren Co, Va, near the lrne OF Fau
duIer, whore the soltn,ss a.J purity OF the
mountain sprlrg water, ana tie quality OF the
rye. constitute important elements IN making
the Wnrskey Tor which thls locality has been
long celebrated 1t is perfectly pure, beyond
all doubt, being made exclusively OF rye, hops,
ard barley matt, with he utmost cafe. The
quantity made is limited, and bought principal
y ior private use, BY gentlemen connoissenrs
in the surrounding counties, who are critically
nice in laying by a stock for Improvement. A
small COZ, ignment has lately been made TO
MARSHALL x WARD, OF Alexandra; o. il
can be procured direct throug" correspondence
with TX. FISHER, OF Linden, Warren comfy.
Vir,irt, oct Ea--eOtt
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I,uLUMBlA LAND OfFlCE, WAsnNGrON,
I D!srEicT OF CoLUMgIA.-Es,ab!ished lor the
sale and Exchange OF Farms. Plantations C!ly
Lots and Real Estate generally. on Commis.
sion. throughout tee United states. -WiNnLUW
NJ WATSON 4 CO-Otiice in the building on
the corner OF Indiana avenue and Second street
The attention OF LAID owners IN Virginia and
Maryland, Who wish 10 effect sales OF Farms,
and other landed property. is requested TO the
above establishment, as afordlng facilities for
the sale OF real estate unequalied By those OF
any o;ter agency. Circulars transmitted on
,rnIirsrion oct -eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Dec. II hree
hundred beeves were offered, only part solu' a'
1898. IS; qualities generally thin.
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ON SATURDAY NIGHT, BETWEEN MEssRs. SHACK.
ELF RID AND SMlrH.-Notwiths,au the
lnciemcncy OF the weather, on Saturday
night, large number Of our citizens assem-
blei at Liberty Hall, to listen to the speeches
Of Messrs. Shackelford and Smith, democrat
tic candidates for Congress !iow this district.
The discussion Wa, a repetition Cf what
has been said at other places in the District,
thc main points Of which have been hereto.
fore givcn.
YoUNG MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Social MEETING The Young Mems Chris
tan Association of our city, have invited their
brethren of Baltimore, Washington, George
town, Fredericksburg, Richmond, Winches-
ter and Fairfax, to unite with them in o Sc
ci4l meeting, to be held in the % Presbyte.
riln church Tomorrow evening, at O'Clock,
upon which occasion number of short ad.
dresses may be expected from visiting breth-
rem and members Of the Association of this
city. The public generally are invited to at
tend, and it is hoped tina. it will form an 10.
teresting aud profitable meeting to all who
may be present. At Q o'clock, the invited
guests, and those " no have tickets, will repair
to S.repta Hall, where an elegant supper
will have been prepared by the ladies, to
whom the grateful Acknowledgements OF the
Association are rendered, for their geuefosi-
will be taken to the houses OF tue mem b3rS,
aud entertained az long as they may remain
10 the City. Services Of soma kind vii! lie
held Oh Wednesday, morning and afternoon.
EXAMINATION OF JOHN MuRPUY.-Jobn
Murphy, charged With numbering his wife,
Margaret Murphy, had an examination on
Saturday, before Justice Price. The evil
deuce elected was the sane as that before
the Coroner, (the substance Of which We pub
Iishet on Sl.urday) The accused Was sent
to Jail to appear ct the December term OF the
County C0ur; ito-tay,) fora further exduliOa-
ton.
Ga Thursday night, carriage conveying
persons home from the opera, went over tho
bank on New York avenue 10 Washington,
between North Capitol and Second streets
Some injury ensued. The mayor is pressing
forward with the grading at this dangerous
poiut.
WINE AND CATSur.-Mr. WIN. A. Hart,
No. 100, kiDg street, has cent Us bottle Of
Currant Wine, aud one Of Tomato CatsuP,
manufactured by himself, and of excellent
quality. The wiue has been tried, aud pre-
uouaced cool.
TIE Commissioner IF Public Bulldogs,
in Fairfax county, gives notice that the Court
House will not, hereafter, be opened for any
Show, Concert, or any other exhibition, ex-
cept when ordered by the Court.
VESSELS WANTED. " csscls to freight coal
to Northern and Eastern ports are 10 great
demand here, and vii! command au advance
10 treights.
CoNcEEr--O!d Joe Sweeney'e troupe give
eoncert at Liberty Hall, tonight. This
company are we'll received wherever they per-
form. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

Tue Commissioner cf Public Buildings,
in Fairfax county, gives notice that the Court
House will not, hereafter, be opened for any
Show, Concert, or any other exhibition, ex-
cept when ordered by the Court.
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CANAL COMMERCE.

CANAL CUN ~ Il
ARRIVED, Dec. i
Posts Vim BorGen, K. H Alvey. and Superior,
coal 10 Borden Mining Company.
Boats Right Bower, J. II. DAVIS, aad Iun!atta,
coal TO Hoffman Mining Company
Boat DR.. A. Riggs, coal to American .o@'
Company u, o, %
I. J Mehafey ~,
Boat K. A. Powers, coal TO Frostburg Coal
COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

VESSELS WANTED. Vessels to freight coal
to Northern and Eastern ports are 10 grea'
demand hare, and vii! command az advance
10 freigh;s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

New York, Dec. 4.-Flour is dull; sales
5000 barrels Southern has advanced 5c-$5
l06$54O Wheat is firm; sales 10000 bush.
els western white Sl4O; red $l2s. Corn Is
firm sales 1900 bushels. Pork IS buovant;
mess $I7,75; new mess SIS IS; prime Sl4,zaG
$l4.5O Lard is buoyant at l!&Gl lie. WINS
kew is steady al %.
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Fairfax County, nov 29--eots
DUBLIC sALE.-By virtue OF deed O.

DUBLlC SALE.-By virtue OF deed Of
trust executed by James w adams aui
Sydnor B. Adams, on the End day o! August,
le5S, and of record in the Clerks Office OF Eau.
quier County Court, ! shall sell at public auc-
ton, tor cash, on the premises, on MDmdoy. tie
2O6 day Of DeomJer, If fair, If not, on The next
far day thereafter, a TRACT OF LAND, stu
ated IN the upper part OF fauquier County, con.
tanning 424 ACHES. This land adjoins tie
lands OF James r.. Marshall, Fleet & Rust. and
Others; is OF good quality, and vel sugP.l'i
with wood and water Ii is within three miles
OF Piedmont and Markham Stations, on the
Manassas zap Railroad, and within the sane
distance OF Leeds Church. There are Oh he
rsS- premises comfortable ID w F. l. l. ! q
r. HOUSE and out-houses and being conye
nIent to market, and in pleasant nelghb0rAooi,
offers many Inducements TO purchasers.
The title is believed 10 be unquestionable, but
| shall only convey such as is vested IN me
JOHN MARSHALL, Trustee.
Alexandra, Va.
n B-AIthough the deed directs a sale for
cash, il i probable that an arrangement could
be made with some OF the creditors tor time, on
large portion of The purchase money.
FauquIer Co, Va, oct l3--eots War Whig |
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VERY CHEAP FARM FOR SALE
u one HUNDRED ASD EIGHTYTHREE
AIRES or LAND 90 good led soil, well wooded
- with oak, hickory, and pine-comtoItabIe
I. HOUSE; good enclosures never falling
stream OF water on one side oil the farm, and
bounded on the other side by public road,
about mile from Sudley NllIs-near which
there will b. depot on the Independent Line OF
the Manassas GAP Railroad where wood enough
NIGH; be sold to pay Tor tue farm, without any
inconvenience or injury TO he land This farm
can be- purchased ior Two thousand dollars cash,
by making cary application 10
B T. CHM. Agent,
Near Groye,on, Prince William County, Va
Prince William County. nov iS--eO4w
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4, COMMISSIONERS SALE-ln pursuance
I OF a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Lou
Goun County, entered OIL the 2sth day OF April
1865, and recently affirmed BY the District
Court at Fredericksburg. in the case OF George
" Bennett, and others, VS. Benjamin K Barlow,
shall offer Tor sale at public auction 10 tie
highest bidder in front OF the Court House ul
the County OF Fairfax, ON MONDAY the zu'n
day of December, 1855. about noon all that
tract or parcel OF LAND, lying, and being n
the County OF Fairfax adjoining the land, OF
Hudson Bennett George Saunders and Others,
containing TRHEE HUNDRED and iWEA-
TY.ONE ACRES and TWENTY POLES ot
LAND, beng the same land sold and conveyed
by the SAID George W. Benz EFT, and others, 10
the said B. K Barlow, By deed OF record III lie
, County Court OF Fairfax, and the same upon
which the said Barlow now resides. IEtIe IS
1-Aa DWELLING HOUSE, with the usual
-. buildings, in tolerable condition. On
the premises The LAND is good, and su.c,g-
tlble OF improvement
TERMS or SALE.--Ten per cent OF The par
chase money 10 be paid in cash, Oh The day OF
sale, and the remainder thereof 10 he paid ~
three equal instaments, payable without inter
esf, in SIX. twelve and eighteen month, nom
the day OF sale. NJ. HARRISON, Comm !.
Fairfax County, nov l5-eots
COMMISSIONER SALE OF REAL -.
" TATE.-By virtue OF decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Prince William county IN tie
case of George W. Tinges vs. the Maryland
Stone Dressing Company, shall on tie ad doy
Of Januqry, 1879, (Court day ofr tor sale. at
BsensyIlic, Prince William county Va,
TRACT or LAND, containing lWfNl y
FIVE ACRES, Foods and IS Poles b. the
Same more or less. 1t being that tract or par
eel ol land conveyed by Francis J. Cannon
and vile 10 the Maryland Stone dressing Com
pauy, situated on the Orange and Alexandra
| Railroad, about one mile east OF Nlauas,a, S'a-
ton. and adjoining the lands OF Dalngeiiia!t a'I
Smith and others.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree,
are as follows One tenth of the purchase iro.
ncy to be paid in hand on the day OF sale, ani
the residue in three equal instruments Of six
twelve and eighteen months with interest from
the day OF sale The deferred payment, 10 be
sacurc By Tie bonds OF the purchase. vita
good security, and reteItion OF the title OF :. t.
land until the last payment is made, ant The
land To be- resold AT the cost OF the purchaser,
and the cash payment forfeited II the terms OF
sale are not complied with
WM n. DULANY, Comr.
Fairfax County, nov 29--eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

Ga Thursday night, q carriage conveying
persons home from the opera, went over tho
bank on New York avenue, in Washington,
betweea North Capitol and Second Streets
Some injury ensued. The mayor is pressing
forward with the grading a. this dangerous
point.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

CoNcERr--O!d Joe Sweeney's troupe give
a concert at Liberty HALL, tonight. This
company are we'll received wherever they per.
form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

~ We are authorized to announce Dr. }. b.
Grayson. a candidate 10 represent the District
of Stafford, King George, and Prince "illiam'
IN the Senate of Virginia, subject TO the ra'iii-
cation of a District Convention
,1-eo.f PRINCE WILLIAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

WINE AND CArSur-Mr. WIN. A. Hart,
No 100, King street, has cent Us bottle Of
Currant Wine, aud one OF Tomato CatsuP,
manufactured by himself, and of excellent
quality. The wius has been tried, aud pre-
nouaced G00l.
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COZ, "A E.I:CtNL..

BALTIMoRg, Dec. Flour is dali and IN
changed Howard street and Ohio So lZt =
Wheat is buoyapt; white $l.35a$ l.50, rel si.2O.
Corn is dali at a55c. Provisions ii?m Mess
pork $3.50 prime Sl4.jO. Lard is firm at
lO2Gllc. Whiskey dull
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

COLUMBIA, Dec. 1 -To.day the prisoners
10 the Echo case, sixteen in number, were
brought before the &c terra! court Oh h"de1S
corpus, on motion by their coun Ell that
they be charged from custody. The dis
trict attorney made a counter motion, that
they be remanded to Jail to await future &C
ton Of the grand jury.
Arguments against the constitutonaIity
OF the law of 1870 were made by Messrs.
Spratt and Gregg District Attorney Conner
replied in an argument of conceded force,
souudness, and eloq1ence. a further hear
ing was postponed uutIi Monday.
COLUMBIA, IS. CO. Dec. 3.--RosoIutionS
were introduced into tho house OF representa-
tives today, instructing the representatives OF
tho State 10 Congress, to use oil efforts to
secure the repeal of all measures. on the part
of,he general government, restrictive of the
slaye-trade, inasmuch as the same are IN de-
roeation of the rights OF the South. The
resolutions are ordered for consideration TO-
morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

I.EO. T. BALDWIN. dealer in IRON and
II STEEL, No. 10 !Torth Fai,tdr Strea Al!
ways on hand, complete stock Of BA K,
BAND, HOOP. and HORSE. SHOE IRON al,o
CAST, SHEAR, GFRsiAN, and BLISTER
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est price t,r cash, or sAort credits 10 punctual
customers sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-12-06

~ Office is hereby given that Certificate No
y rs, TOR Thirty Shares OF the "Preferred
Stock" OF the Orange and Alexandra Railroad
Company. issued 10 the late {. G. Taliaferro.
mas been lost, and that application will be made
to me Directors of the said Company 70 direct
a Eea Certificate !or the same TO be issued.
l.. II X n d. TALIAFERRO,
oct li-w2m Adm'rs otC. G TeIia..rro dec d.