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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

TASFITTING ESTABLISHMENT
VI WILLIAM COG.4N, Practical GasFter,
Fayetts .dihy, .alerandria, proposes 10 open a
branch OF his establishment at CHARLOTTESVILLE
where, as here he will attend to GASFlTTlNG
in all its branches Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Machine Shops and Public Buildings fitted up
on the most approved plans, and a, reasonable
prices. He is also prepared TO furnish Steam
Pipe, Steam Guages, and Steam Cocks. Con-
tracts will be made for ork, and fixtures OF any
kind supplied al the lowest rates.
e ALL WORK WARRANTED. ap 2S-iy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

r TACEY, P.APER-H.ANGER, UPHOL'
% . STERER, GLIDER and HOUSE De
COR.ATOR IN GENERAL, whilst returning
his grateful acknowledgements TO his numerous
friends for their very liberal encouragement du-
ring the two years he has been amongst them,
assures them that it will be his continued effort
to serve them with promptness, and atmoderale
charges, at his old stand, No. lag, north side
King street Alexandria. NH ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

JENKINS Il MBDIN, MlNUF.AC-
81 TURERS OF SASH, DOORS, SHUT.
TEAS, BLINDS, and FR.fMES, keep con.
stantly 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 & LAMBDiN,
cor of Queen and Fairfax-sts., Alex, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

lust RECEIVED large and well selected
e) stock OF Hair Brushes and Combs, oil all
kinds and qualities, all OF winch Will be soid
very low, at {. c. BERRY :, No. IL hihssI
oct6
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gECTtilrG.

vTILLIAM d. MASSEY, MERCHANT
w TAILOR. has Just received his stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, Tor Gentle
mems wear, consisting of French and Eng sIish
CLOTHS of various colo!s and from the best
manufacturers; Black Doe Skin CASSlMERks;
French, English, and Scotch Fancy CassImer's;
Black. Brewn, and Olive Beaver and lrlcot Over
Coatirgs; Black and Fancy Matilasse VESI-
ING,; Velvet, Satin, and Grenad'ne DO; Fine
White Linen and Marseilles Dress SH kiS;
Ssxony Under Shirts ard Drawers; Neck lies ;
Cravats: Stocks: Pocket HandkerchlelS; Gloves;
Buck Mit's; Shirt Collars: Suspenders; 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 best trimmings.
Thankful for the confidence heretofore be-
slowed by my customers, ! assure the public
that every efIolt shall be made in the inlnre TO
merit continuance of the same Store No 81
Kingst.. one door above Royal, South side. sep 20
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wv B. RICHARDS, JR, No. iio, KING
w STREET. ALEXANDRIA, VA, man"iac'
turer of Hoped Skirts, Bonnets, Elastic, Motoe'
"a, and other Belts, Head Dresses, &c. " IN
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JULIUS DIENELT-DENTIsT, AIExAS-
Il pRlI, Va. Office, II, Washington street;
Forth of King, east side-Ofers mis- professional
services to those desiring them. Particular at
tention paid to the insertion OF Artificial Teeth
nov 5-ly
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TAVlNG received my FALL SUPPLY OF
ii CLOTHS, CJRSSINERES, lES1INGS'
&c would most respectfully call the attention
OF all who may be in want OF anything IN my
lire, TO examine them before purchasing else
where, a. ! am confident that can sult all not
only as TO quality OF goods and prices, but as 10
fitting and workmanship.
also call attention TO my tiue assortment OF
CENTIENFN'S FURNISHING GOODS. such
a. Linen and Nett Shirts, Drawers Hardker-
cb,eis, G owes, Cravats, Suspenders, Collars, &c
A remnant oil READY MADE CLoi hlN" Oh
hant, which | am determined 10 close Out d!
COST CalI soon. as a No. Stock, such as
have, goes of quick WIZ. Ah>WLp'
81 No 81 Kjng.st
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r P. CLARKE, dealer in Paper Hangings
u Shades, and Fixtures Curtain Hanglngs,
md yenitian Blinds, King street, Alexandria, Va.
~ ld-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

n H. HOOFF, ALEXANDRIA Va, FLooR'
GRAIN & GROCERY MERCHANT,
has removed to No. SIS SOUTH OF PRINCE, Ann on
UNION STREET. Particular attention Will De
given to all consignments OF Produce. PLASTER
SALT, and GRocERIEs furnished at current rates
iv 90
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sIo Il ROBINSON. THoh1s l.. TT,
II CRIMSON & PAYNE, Grocers, Commission,
X, and Forwarding Merchants, Prince Street
Wharf. Alexandria. Va oc' 80
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wv TASHINGTON & CO, WHOLESALE AND
w RETAIL GROCERS, COMMISSION ard
FOEU.aRDING MERCHANTS, No. II NORTH
Union STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA. sep II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

1853. FALL SUPPLY!! 1853.
TNHE subscribers have now in store large
and unusually well selected stock OF Goods
In their / 70. Tor the Fall and Winter trade.
They have for sale, at low prices, all the
School Books used in this section OF the country,
to which they would call the attention OF pur
chaseTs generally.
Their stock of Religious and Miscellaneous
Books is very large, and embraces all new and
standard works, by popular authors. Blank
Books OF all sizes and prices; FooIscap Letter
Paper, Bath Post and Note Papers, in great
variety; Wrapping Paper, OF Cap, Crown, Dou.
bic Cap, and Double Crown sizes, at very low
prices; Envelopes in great variety; States and
Slate 7 ncIls Lead Pencils; Steel Pens; Black,
Blue, and Red Inks; Ink Stands; Sand Boxes;
Muciiase, OF approved manufacture; Printers
Cards, &c, &c, together with all articles usually
found in frstclass Book and Stationery Store.
Country Merchants and School Teachers are
invited 10 call and examine our stock and prices.
Rags taken in exchange for goods, or bought
for cash al the highest market prices.
JAS. ENTWISLE & SON,
sep2l No % King ST.
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teasER, LATHs, LIME, &C.

oh COAL, AND WOOD YARDM
':.. q Cn'om and Queen streets, NORTH
HuIruBPr[e prepared 10 furnish every descrip-
t A.. TohR, SHINGLES, LATHS, LIME,
L a: r oaS and Pine Wood, Red and White
I " = CUMBERLAND COAL, which | am SELL
:Ear.,." )" Vaso, or on reasonable terms to good
laas 3-t1 U. w. BARKER.
\ A.. "ALL PAPERS.-Just received per
nCETss nCETiNsHs Express, three cases new WALL
81 |. '' .,iI fAPERS and BORDERS, which
very cheap, for cash, at
Ess =. J. P. CLARKE'S.
No. l5s, King street, Alex's., Va.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

A VALUABLE WORK.-Ths Vegaabie
N KHgdom or the Structure, 'lAssiica'
ton, and uses of Plants, illustrated upon the
natural system, by John Lindley, Pm D. F..
S and l.. S, corresponding member OF the
nsttu-e, Professor OF Botany in the University
OF London. with upwards OF two hundred illus
tratons-third London edition, with corrections,
and additional notes. Price IS.
+ Brann's .4rt Mghoiogy gy--lntrcduction to the
study OF ArtNlythoiogy. by DR.. Errlol Braun.
translated by John Grant, in one fine quarto
volume, containing one nundrad splendid plates,
with sixty pages of letter press descriptions
Price ST.
octl5 ROBERT BELL, s.. Kng.st
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r. A. BREwlS AaihoHi hA"
IN A. BREWIS & co, WHOLESALE AND @ RE-
TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, IND toIa-
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON srhLh''
ALEXANDRIA, VA. mn III
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-22

REV MEDICAL BOOKS.-Lectures on the
Diseases OF Women, by Charles West VI.
D.. author ol Lectures on the Diseases oil Chii'
drem," complete in one volume, price ~ 80.
Diseases OF the Urinary UrgaAs Compendium
OF their Diagnosis, Pathology, and Treatment,
b. William Wallace Moreard, VI. D.. with nu
merous illustrations, in one octave volume, S3
50. Jus, pub.shed By Blanchard n Lea and
Tor sale by Toct 1877 RNBT BELL.
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GUaEO, & C.

am now receiving citect rom
the General Agent oil the Mshniacturefs'
a portion OF my Fall supply OF pEhURs NO l.
ANNOTATED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE, "hica
will be sold as low as the genuine aIliele can
ha otfore1 At JAS. c. NEVETT,
ang N Agent Tor Alexandria, Va.
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NEW BOOK. by the author OF Capt. Wears.
A Light tor the Line, or the Story OF
Thomas Ward, q Railway workman, lomo,
cloth 25c.
A fresh supply of the Victory Won, by the
same author, price 25c.
X. n Pepper anu other condiments put up
for general use, by Jacques Naurice. "NIve La
BaaateIIe.m i2mo.. cloth, 81 Just published,
for sale by JAMES ENTWISLE N son,
oct IS No 95, King street.
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vAMILY BIBLES-l have on hand fine
4 assortment OF FAMILY BIBLES. some IN
very rich bindings, all ol which Will sell al
low prices. ROBERT BELL 6l, hlns-st.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15
Vim. walker.

We do not remember to have published the staie>
ment, by Gen. WAIKRR, in his late speech at New
Orleans and elsewhere, that "Mr. Buchanan,
through his Secretary of War, sent an ambasss>
dor to him (Gen. Walker) saying that if he
would forego the Nicaragua enterprise and en-
gage in the service Of Mexico, and while in
that service do some act, such as tearing down
the flag Of Spain, rendering q war between
Spain and Mexico inevitable, he (Wslker) would
receive the support Of the administration"
As, however, the statement has been published
in at least two of the other papers Of the city, it is
proper that we copy the following, from the Wash>
ington Union, cOntrsdicting the statement:
1t is, perhaps, hardly worth while to say that the
President authorized the Secretary Of War, or
any other person, to speak for him to Gen. Walker
personally, or through an ambassador" on the
subject referred to; nor has the Secretary Of War
held any conversation with Gen. Walker, or through
an ambassador, speaking for or representing the
views Of the President or the administration, de-
clared in the report Of Gen. Walkers speech.
We presume that Gen. WALLER will now feel call
ed upon to state the ground on which his declaration
was based.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

nefss, manufactures, an6 he hnadrsd sshsf eses
tions involving sOrstrcetion Of the Constitution
sad the powers Is we'll Is The policy Of the govern
ment the answer to each aad al wiz be ''the Crit
tendsn amendment" What farce, grave nen,
Whsn aetaaisd sy unworthy paFposss, viii play
sometimes But Mr.. sARdEsg doubts the proprie-
y Of any PLATFORM and says: "The people voted for
Gen. WAsHueTOz because they had confidence in
him, not for any political confession Ct faith creed
or promises he had made or subscribed TO-" SO
this is to be another party Of WAsnSeToSs. We
thought sintense Amsricanism" had used up all the
WsshingtOns Of this day.
But Mr.. BELL, in his recent letter to HORACE
GREELY and Truman sM1,H, indicates broader
policy than this Hedefnes the purposes 9th ne"
party to be an effort to bring back the government
to its ancient and honorable princiEles.'
improvements OF rivers, and harbOrs, upon which
internal commerce depends for its transit ana selI
IT, have been denied the government Is earIlsu On
BY the use or abuse OF public credit; All PrSCtics
legislation has been refused, ard az q .ime snen
every man asks his neighhor why TINS universal ue
rangeent and stagnation of trade has come 10 pass
neither the President nor his advisers have made
Recommendation or inquiry directed toward Feiiei'
1t IS 20 correct these evils 'Ha' NIL 49,
affiliated with GREELY, SMITH and others the Adolf
tionists Of the North; and he congratniates them
that such men should unite, animated by the same
patriotic inspiration, and act together for that great
end BY which the country may be redeemed iroH
ultraism.n
We have not the space, If it was necessary to in
duge in comment at this time upon the novel spects
Gle thus presented to the public. Our purpose has
been to place before readers in some order,
statement Of the incidents attending the inception
and gradual development of this germ Of new
party. The circumstances so peculiar and strik
ing that they viii necessarily suggest appropriate re
Election to all intelligent minds that will give then
consideration; and they should be treasured up toT
profitable criticism hereafter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

AN OCEAN TRlP IN A Balloon. Steiner, Of
Harrisburg, Pa, proposes to the Atlantic in
balloon, 100 feet in diameter. He says in letter
to the TelegraPE
am satisfied in my own mind that with such sn
apparatus could the Atlantic in IS hours, and
the whole cost would not be mure than $50 000 The
balloon, net work and valve, would weigh about 2,
600 pounds, and the boat and rigging ton and q
half-this will leave about tons ascending power,
for provisions, passengers and ballast. It would
require three good ocean nsvigators, and one as
tronomer, besides myself I would suggest New
York as q starting point, and am certain 1 would
strike within 200 miles of any given distance in Eu
rope. would suggest May as the time for making
the experiment, and would make the attempt in
1859 if could get the government or others to
assist me.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

We republish, to-day, the premium list for the
fall fair. to be held in this city in October. We
understand that the programme of the Fair will be
arranged differently from those which have been
adopted at the previous Fair, that the principal
interest, instead of being centred in one or two
DAYS, shall be equslly kept up through the whole
week.
As, in addition to the Nashville and Chattanooga
ralrosd, our other railroads WILL by the time of the
holding of the Fair,be completed nearly to Gala
tin, Springfield, and Columbia, We think the efforts
of the Executive Committee This year viii be sue
cessful in attracting hosts of visitors.
Gov. A. V. BROWE, as has been heretofore an
nounced, will deliver the annual address.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

q OLD PEoPLE.-Mrs Elizabeth Parker died at
Durham, Maine, on the 22d ult., at the age of one
hundred and fifteen years. There is an old lady
now living in the town of Blooming Grove, Orange
county, New York, who is one hundred and furteen
years old She is intelligent and active and walks
half mile to church every Sunday. negro wO-
man belonging to Minor Ksnner, Esq, of Louisiana
died at his plantation the 4th inst. at the age OF
one hundred and forty. She was a native Of Guinea
Africa and retained her faculties till within short
period before her death.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

JENNY LxD-Madame Jenny Lind GOldschmidt,
with her husband and two children, (sOn and daugh
ter, arrived in London during the week ending 9th
for some time. The whole family, including domes-
tics have taken possession Of neat villa, called
'Roehampton Lodge" situated near to the south
side of Barnes Common, and about mile from
Puthey. The house is in a retired position, and in
the immediate vicinity of Putney Common and the
picturesque village of ROehampton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

LADY JANE FRANKLIE.-The Malts (Mediterrsn-
ean) Times says: Among the passengers last
brought by the Madinins, from Tunis, was Lady
Franklin widow Of the celebrated Arctic navigator.
Her ladyshps health being impaired, she is revisit
ing on hese shores friends and scenes endeared to
her by "reminiscences of the time when Sir John
Franklin was in command Of ship of war attached
to the station. Every attention paid to the re-
speced lady, who left for Athens on the third day
after her arrival
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15
Porter, the Sunday school DefauIter--Ris
COnfessiOns-HOTV his Crime Commenced.

Porter, the Sunday School DefauIter--8is
COnfessiOns-HONVh his Crime Commenced.
A correspondent of the Boston Journal says:
''ldr Fred. W. Porter, the defaulting agent Of
the American Sunday School Union, whose fall made
such a sensation short tine since, has at length
made 1ull and complete confession Of the great
wrong he has done. He stood very high in the So
cety and in the Church. and he was almost the last
man who would have been suspected to be guilty Of
foul deed. In letter recently laid before the
Board Of the Sunday School Union, he has made q
complete confession. He began his wrong doing
nineteen years ago. The plan was the same that he
pursued to the last. His temptation began with the
mulberry aud silkworm speculation nineteen years
ago, and under the gsrb Of religion he has for that
long time carried on his dishonest plans. He al
lows that at the start he knew Il was wrong but he
hoped to be able to meet the notes as they matured
But as he was unable to do So he was compelled to
renew his notes and pay heavy bonus. Thus, for
nineteen years, he has been treading the thorny
path of sim praised for virtues that he knew he did
not possess and taking Of the sacrament, which, &C
cording to his protested faith, was adding dam
nation to himself with each unworthy reception
He defrauded the society ont Of $50, 900; but
the Philadelphia broker who aided him to the dis
b onest gain, promptly paid all the notes that his
name was on and the loss was lessened nearly S40,
O)O. Mr.. Porter eonfssses that in the nineteen
wears Of fraud he has used the name of the society
to the large amount Of 100000, by renewals and
reissues. No wonder he is q sick malone whom,
II the law does not resoh, the grave viii soon
up. Nineteen years Of fraud and crime, and per-
petratsd in the name Of religiOn-Eith despair looks
ING him in the faee-exposure waiting for him ct
The corners Of each street-Eith remorse craving
a his heart-snd the worm that dies not Fastening
to his repast! Mr.. Porters confession viii soon be
made public. 81. a--
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

Rea. One can judge of the Englisbman s fOndnsss
for dogs and horses by seeing the almost fabulous
prices that 'hounds and hunters" sell for when an
old establishment broken up, by death bank
ruptcy. The " Old Berkshire Hounds" and the
'huuters (horses ofthe establishment the property
of Mr.. James Morrell. were lately sold under the
hammer. The hounds brought e2,G0O (Sl8,0OO,)
l76 in number, or over seventy dollars piece
Some choice ones sold in lots of four couples at 200
guinsas lover 81 ,OOO each lot, One fOvOrie animal
for breeding, brought fifty guineas. The last were
all purchased by the Duke Of Beaufort. The hum
tiers brought from 65 to $50 guinsas each; all the
80 snimals, e8 1000, an average Of over $3.50 each.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15

SINGULAR SUICIDE.-EdWard Cole committed sui
eide near st. Peter, Minnesota, few days since,
under very singular circumstances. He took down
his gun, when, by some accident, it went off and
killed his wife He wrote to his son informing him
of the circumstance, and telling him what DISPOSE
ton to make of his property. He said that himself
and wife had not lived on good terms, and that as
the accident might be attributed to design on his
part, he would prevent any further trouble By leaV>
ing the world.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-15
THURsDAH MOANING, July is, 1855.

a. The initials to the letter in this paper from
shalFs White Sulphur Springs win be recognized by
many Of our readers as those Of a gentleman, long
the editor Of Of the strongest and ablest Wing
and American papers Of this State. We print his
letter it was written, although we entirely disa.
gree with hin to the position Of citizens Of for
eign birth on the slavery question. There are
amOng these citizens, in the nOnslaEeholdng States,
many abOlitionists; but We sincerely believe that
IN proportion to numbers, there are less Abolition
lists among foreign born, than among native oiti.
zsns in those States With this single mark of dis
sent, we commend the strong letter Of cur cores
pendent 10 the readers attention
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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y held a. the Bursau's eroaas- - -,
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aa3Fs-5tF Secretary.
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NTOTICE.--Wheas, the Legislature OF Tennessee, at its
last session. passed Act making It the duty Of the various
Of said State open and hold election at each precinct
their respective countless in ascertain the Of The
people whether shall be called 70 amend,
Yiss form Constitution Of said State therefore,
J. H. Brown, Sheriff Of Perry county do hereby give notice 70
the Of said county, that will The first Thursday Of
September, open and hold election at the various precincts Of
said county, for the purpose Of taking said VOTE Given under
my hand, at Office, this 10Th day Of June, 1883
jyl4-Wtd III. BROWN, Sheriff Perry County,