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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

AUTUM TRADE.
New, Elegant and Fashionable
ID IL Y G. o u I'D S ,
GREAT GAINS.
EUST received from New York and Boston the arg.
81 est and most ATTRACTIVE Stock of
French, English and American
d r Y G. 0 O d S
ever offered in this vicinity.
Among them are Rich Black, Bayodcrc Striped
and Plain silks, Paris Printed and Plain all.
wool De LANES, Mcrlno5, Clshmcrcs Sax
ony Plaid, Luycmhourgs, Poll dc
Chcvrcs Tricots Real Vaoncias, Popins,
Crossoycrs, Mndonnos, Alpaccos, Dc BcgeS,
&c, &C., &c, &C., @c'
An extensive assortment NOUS De LANES, ncw
elegant Patterns, all prices from II Lets up an
IMMENSE STOCK OF
Handsome French, English and American
PRINTS,
in great variety of STYLES and prices.
large and well selected stock Of Rich Brochc, Man
ta, Tibet Stella and Bay State Lorg md Square.
@LE "a E1yGa&a
Gloves, Hosiery, Linens and White Goods.
PARIS EMBROIDERIES,
Including Sets, Bands, Collars, Sleeves, Edg-
ings Inscrhugs, Laces, &C., &c.
Housekeeping & Domestic Goods,
of every description, consisting in part of
10000 yds. Bro Shifting and Shcctings,
5000 " 4 I BlcaChcd do. do.
1000 " Heavy rickings, and Dcnims,
1000 " Cotton Flanncls.
- ALSO, +
Elegant Brussels, Three Ply, Suppl fine, Union Cotton
and Oil Cloth. \
G3aULp00 dCn93s
and full assortment Of
WOODEN GOODS,
Including Black and Colorcd, Ladies' Cloths, Fine
French and American Cassncros, and Fancy Docekins,
Fine Black American and French do, Twecds, Ken
lucky Jeans, Satncts French Beaver Cloths Fine Twill
led German Broad Cloths, silk Velvet, Super Satin and
Cashmere Vestings, with Trimmings to march, at
REDUCED PRICES.
Purchasers will find our stock more extensive more
elegant and more complete in all the and fashion
able styles Of GOODS than any other in this region and
every article will be offered ut the
Lowest Cash Prices.
CHARLES DANA.
Septcmbcr 2, 1889.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

PALPITArIoN OF rIG HEART, NEuRALGIA, Loss OF Ap-
PETITE, Inability TO SLEEP pHrUEssION or SPIRITS,
IRREGULARITIES, and MALE AND FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
&C. In all cases Of Chronic Complaints peculiar to
FEMALES, these Preparations Will he found Invaluable.
THEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE.
It is not claimed that they will cure all diseases; but
in those specified above, (as thousands cstiiyl
they are most clicaeious Of any now known.
Be particular, in ordering, to mention which Of the
three Preparations required. If for Consumption,
&C. the LIST and Sd alternately are best il for Liver
Comprint, &C., the I'd Dyspepsia, (whcn inycter-
ac) the ID and Sd in alienation, are more successful
In moderate cases, me will suffice.
There are three Preparations, for Consumption in
all its various iormsi ono for Liver Complaints and
their attendants Ito which particular attention is call
ed,) and ono or Dyspcpsia ont of nearly two thous
and strongly marked there have not been twenty
failures
From numerous testimonials we select the following
A VERY INTERESTING CASE.
Mr. D. l., ELDER, (ortbs city) is well known as one
Of the most hopeless eases Of Consumption Messr,
Horace GREELEY and W. c. BEYASr (of the YrjLujp.
and Posts familiar with the following facts and
circumsauccs.:-
Mr.. ELDER was actively engaged in the last Prcs.
Dental campaign and his intense labors day and night
broke down his health, which had not been good for
many years this was followed by severe cough and
bleeding from the lungs, which continued down to last
December when be commenced using one Of those
Preparations. For the previous two months he blcd
every day. sometimes quite protuScly and his cough
was terrible. In months time he was able to be
about through the city during all wcahcr> and in less
than two months after beginning to use the remedy he
engaged in cnyassug the city and was on Iii, feet
nearly all the time from O'Clock in the morning till
four in the afternoon conyersinS with hundreds Of per
so"s and transactng large amount Of business
He is hearty looking man one in thouS
and His present residence is at jt2 hudson-strcet
New York.
Dr. bronson can be consulted either by letter ad.
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THEIR RANGE OF CURE:

CONSUMPTION THROAT DISEASES BEoNcuwrs, CoUcHS,
CoLDS DYSPEPSIA, LIVER CoMpLArSrs, HEADACHE,
PALrTAuoN OF THG HEART, NEuRALGIA, Loss OF Ar
&c. In all cases Of Chronic Complaints peculiar to
FEMALE.. he.e Prepnrntona VIII DO found Invaluable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

FhOl R.-The markr; >'trrd? opened quiet.
There were no sales reported to shippers. VII" de
cline purchasing 1T present prices. some lots
were offered ON Change AT - s. for good brands
hu, refused. sales ~ bakers and retailers at 81
for the best Supcrine. Extra 81 johS6 10
The receipts are light. aud the stocks "n hand
small
WHEiT.--The offerings of Wheat on Chang"
yesterday were light. and the market dull. Prices
show no alteration since last week. closing at 1T"
"a jOc. for fair 10 good white, and 1864 l"'r. f."
do red. Sales of some lots white and red Of IN
fcrior quality at l0d ljc. below our outside figures
CORN.-Therc is fair demand for Corn. with
ligh, receipts. Sales reported at 74M'jc. for
white No sales Of yellow reported, and none
coming To- market
RYE Receipt. -ma-markel inactive. w"
continue To- quote 7j0r7Sc.
UNTS-Small transactions. with fair request
y" change in quotations.
SEEDS. Market unchanged demand light.
and prices unchanged.
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CONGRESS.

In the Senate. Yesterday. message was
read from the President recommending the
annronriation of 5000. TO refund to Gov.
Douglas. Of Washington Territory, certain
monies advanced by him for public purposes;
referred.
4 communication was read from the Sec
retary of the Treasury, transmitting report
Of statistics of trade with Africa.
Mr., Seward offered resolution inStrucring
the Secretary of the Interior to have prepared,
dnrin. the recess of Congress, statement OF
all rejected and suspended patents, up to De
cemler |, 1859, and the grounds OF rejection
or SUSPENSIONS; referred.
Mr.. Rlyler offered a resolution SO to modify
the Tariff law as to avoid an increase OF th"
national debt in time of peace, and 10 gradn-
ally decrease the same by redeeming the ont
standing paper: made the special order for
Thursday next.
Mr.. vrrumbull introduced bill to regulate
the practice in the [. ;. Circuit Courts also a
bill authorizing the [. s. Clrcnlt Courts to
issue wits Of mandamus; referred 10 Commit
tee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. BRIGHT gave notice that a. soon As the
Senator from Vermont. Mr.. Fo"rel who was
entitled t, the floor. to speak on the res"lu-
tinu, concerning Com. rauldng, had conclud-
ed his remarks he would call up the bill for
the enlargement Of the Capitol grounds.
Nj. Footc then addressed the senate mt
lcnrth in lust; ication of the conduct OF Com
molore PauldinC in Nicaragua.
l.
moved tina: the c mmittre of the Who'll" he
discharged from IT," further consideration OF
= hill 10 extend. for seven years. Chatf"e's
pa,cnt for the manufacture of India rubber
Mr., WashLlrne. of Ill.,, asked if the patent
had not already existed twenty one years,
and expired all " one and h;,lt years ng"
and whether the eject Of an extension would
NOT he 10 restrict - the ILL.," and benefit oi q
single individua! what Is puhlIc property?
The House re,l>"d to suspend III" rules IN
,rh,r tn allow ne bill to- be taken ny
MIR StephcnS moved that the rules hr SuS-
n.nded in order that he might ,nrr"inr" n
resolution setting apart tn" S'h' 'th ana i"th
DAYS of February iorthe consideration al Ter
rtnrial business.
The House rctused TO SUSPEND IA" ru'"~.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps II was ordered
that OF and after Wednesday heat the House
shall comvcu" . ii. m
Mr.. kilrour cssaycd to introduce pre-
aublr and a series uf resolutions. declaring
that rs anumIer of newspaper writers. and
others are a!!vorating the repeal "t the laws
prohibiting the slave trade. and d"n"nn'lns
them As unwisr: and "a strong Ell IrtS ar" be-
ing made 70 violate them with IMMUNITY and
set them aside: therefore. it becomes the du-
~ of Congress Ia rcaliirm the wisdom. justice
aud humanity of those laws, and to sustain
the PRECEDENT in their rigorous administers
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OBITUARY.

DIFp-St his residence III Putnam county. IL.
on Frid>y, the | ith day of January, 1879, la LE
MILAN. esq. in the 18th year OF ms age
IuJiscriminarc culogy has well nigh defeated
rho appropriate object of obituary pubications-
the improycmcni and instruction of the living.
Thi. end i tu be best accomplished by II faithful
exhibition, alike OF the errors and virtues of the
dcnd The modest and unohru>ve man whose
loss we dcplOrc, would himself of all others shrink
from undue praise. Indeed. distruSt OF himself.
with child like purity and simplicity of life and
conduct were the charm of his character. OF all
men. he made the least pretenson. Always sensi-
tive aud retiring. he appeared TO peculiar, if
not eccentric Those only who knew him well,
could estimate his true value To all. he was
known rs the Ist man, and the honest. upright
citizen But none, save his intimate friends, knew
how thoroughly truth sincerity. mheyIbe integr-
Is and minute Scdul"us correctness were mtcrwO-
ven in the fabric of his character.
These qualities of the moral man. were beau.i-
fully blended with the higher attributes of the
Christian. He bad been. tor many years, in hu-
mility and PRAYER, n follower Of Christ. And
when his end came. il WI, just .uch might have
been expected from the whole character of the
person. and such he had often prayed for II
was tranquil and happy. He was not cxultant:
that would not haye been like him. But he was
n calm aud fearless if lying down at the close
ol the DAY. To- his usual sleep. All was bright.
clear: not Il doubt vb,cured his path. lac retained
hiI mental powers 10 the last. and was enabled TO
converse with his family and friends. t" within II
very short time of his death. He took aiec-
tionate leave of all. briefly exhoriiug each to Il
life of holiness, aud preparation To meet him in
Heaven.
Mr.. MILAN was Il native of Fairfax county. Va,
He settled upon the kanawha River in January.
l. ~. now forty years ago. and was among the
Oldest residents Of our Valley
He will be greatly missed in his neghborhood.
We all feel that We have lost valued friend. in
whom we had entire confidence and trust. He
had held the otfic. Of Post Master for thirty five
years, and in this, in every duty Of life. endesr
ed himself to all who made his acquaintance.
TO his relatives and especially his afflicted
widow consolation can he offered. but the re
membrane Of his useful and sp0,less life, and the
conviction that death, TO him, has been but the
gateway 10 endless bliss.
Putnam Co.. Va. January 10, 1889.
DIED-In this city. the morning Of the 29th
ult, ARTHUR ANTRIM only son Of Mr.. Ar
thur :. Robinson.
DIED-On the morning Of the 10Th ult., ANNIE
LILLIAN, only child Of John A. and Mary v.
Humphrics.
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From Washington.

At a meeting of the House Pacific Rail
road Committee, held this morning, Mr.. Cur
tbs was authorized to report his bill, (by a
vote Of : yeas to nays,j providing for a
railroad on a central route, with two branch
es, one extending to the frontiers OF Iowa,
and the other to the borders OF Missouri
The bill is slightly altered from the form IN
which it was originally submitted by Mr..
Curtis. with a view Of making the scheme
more practicable.
A naval court Of inquiry met in this city
this morning 10 investigate the ease OF John
Madigan, Il Master who was dropped by the
Naval Retiring Board. As he has been alb
sent. he is permitted under the law to have an
inquiry in his ease To avail himself OF al OPP
portunity for restoration to the active list.
The court is composed Of Captains Mont
somery and Rudd, and Commander Tilton,
and Chas Albert, esq, is the Judge Advocate.
A private letter has been received III this
city. from an officer on board Of the chartered
steamer Memphis, Of the Paraguay expedl-
ton. which arrived at Barbados on the 9th
of December. The steamers Atlanta and
Westernport were also at Barbadoes at the
same date. They were taking coal and pro-
visions on board with all possible dispatch,
and were to sail at the earliest practicable
moment.
Captain NJ. d. L. Simpson, Commissary Of
Subsistence, has been ordered to relieve Ma
ior r. b. Lee, Of the same department, at
San Francisco. California.
The hotels Of the Federal Metropolis are over
flowing with guests. Never before, except on the
occasion of the inauguration of new President.
we're they 20 crowded. Washington Sta" Of ye"t'r-
dam utt,
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A L n A N A C .
1859
MARIN LIST.

MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ALENANDRlA-JAN III.
ARRIVED.
Schr Ann Eliza. --. Fall River. TO Fowle
Go.
SAILED.
Schr. Stranger. Blackwell, New York, by Mas
ter.
Schr. Samuel Il. Vinton, Washington. Baltimore,
ty fowle 4 Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Venus. -. from Bristol. England, for
'h's port, came in the CapcS. 9th ult.
Brig Maria. dunbar. from Georgetown. arrived
al Havana. 10Th ult.
Schrs j. I. Williams. Curtis. for Washington,
aud r. II. shannon. Marts. for this port, cid at
New York. 29th ult.
Schr. Pearl. Blatchford. from this port, arrived
Al Boston, 18th ult
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

BURNED To DEATH.--A gentleman from
IIcnrico Informs Us that Il child, about l wears
old. was burned to deatha few days since. on
the Meadow Bridge Road. in the following
manner: 4 number of youths while Ut play in
the woods gathered a quantity OF dry sticks.
piled them up, and then set them on fire
Thinking of no danger, they gathered around
the burning heap, when the clothes OF one Of
them accidentally took fire. and the little
creature was roasted alive before aid could
be- obtained and the flames extngushed.
Ricnmnnh Uixpairh
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

CHARGED WITH RuHnEKY.-We noticed yes
tcrday. some facts connected with the rob
berry Of NJ. Robert G.. Brooks. of Charlotte
county. at the Exchange Hotel. on Tuesday
last. It 100. and oi the suspicion against
VIM. f.. prncalc. Of Rockingham. and his
FLIGHT from Richmond on the Thursday night
iollowir =. The Dispatch states that ''sns-
pccting that the fugitive would attempt I"
reach Stanton. on Friday evening the May
or dispatched Waterman Caleb Crone upthe
Central Railroad to arrest him. which that
officer succeeded in doing at Hanover station,
and returned with him by the train Of the
next morning.
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning Young De-
ncaIe appeared before the Mayor, attended by
Col. August rs counsel, TO meet his accusers.
ut the same time protesting his Innocence OF
all crime. and declaring that he would not
have given up his money and property to
Mr.. John i. Williams, and fled from the city
if that "rntIeman had not advised him to do
So. tclin" him that he would lr kept III Jail
a year or two before he could get Il trial,
while bv flight he could avoid an exposure
and save his family the deep modification
they would feel at his being arrested and in
carccrated in prison.
An investigation of the matter took mp the
whole dav before the mayor. The prisoner
was defended hv his counsel. Col. August
The Mayor felt that he was bound to send the
case before the Hastings Court, and remain
ded tie accused to Jail accordingly. Bail
was refused. The Hastings Court will COM
mcncc on the second Monday in February,
when the matter will be takenup again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-01

The communication in Yesterdays Gazette.
signed "A Virginia Mechanic is certainly
filled with truths. which. if observcdand act
ed upon. cannot fail to promot" our prosper
itv. Individual industry aud enterprise are
what we need. and must have, and then al
will be we'll with Us. Let every one read
tbe article and endeayour to profit by it. Il.
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Middleburg p. o., jan 29-eots

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" LAND.-Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax County rendered at its June term,
1888. in the suit of Thomas Golfer and others W.
p. A. STRIKER and others, / shall, on Monday he
2I-t day Of fsJruary, 1859, in front of tho Court
House, sell to the highest bidder, the TRACT OF
LAND at present occupied by Augustus Rhodes,
living about one and half miles north Of Fairfax
Court House, and adjoining the lands Of Charles
Sutton, Cornelius White, and others, and contain.
ing 200 ACRES. This land is Of fine quality,
e. under good cultivation, and has on it new
H::i Barn. with q comfortable DWELLING, and
other buildings
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree:-One
tenth of the purchase money in hand, the balsnca
in six, twelve, and eighteen months, with interest
on the deferred payments from the day Of sale tho
title TO be retained until the deferred payments arc
made the purchaser to give bonds for the deferred
payments, and the cash payment TO be forfeited 4
the purchaser fails 10 comply with the terms 0f sale
THOS. MOORE, Comm.
Fairfax County, Va, jan 20--eots
cLAvES At PUBLIC AUCTIoS.-By virtue
= of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Warren
county in the suit Of Carr and wife, and others,
plaintiffs against James r. Ashs Admir-, and
others, defendants, the undersigned, as AdrnnIs-
traitor of James r. Ash, dec d., snd as special IHu
missioner. will, on Thursdoy, me l6h DAY g t'5
ruory. 1859, before the door Of Fishbscks ho'''
in Front Royal Warren county, sell at public aur-
ton, % or 30 SLAVES, consisting Of men, womTl'
boys and girls belonging TO the estat. Of Jane "
Ash, decd.
TERws:-A credit Of six months with ih''r*io
from date the purchasers to give their Dona' VIZ
good security. Or they may pay toe cash' l"'
sal. will commence ut II o'clock, and VIII be con
tinued on the following day II necessary ooo,.
Administrator and Commissioner
wor,o, county Va Jan 2O-eots
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER uF CAMERON ANp FAlRFAA STS.
nNHIS wclI-known and POPULAR HOTEL
having undergone THORGtGH RENO|A-
TION and REFI'RNISHiNG, is now open. with
everything complete for the convenience and ac-
commodation of BUARDERS and TRAVELLERS.
20" The Proprietor has secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAM Eli /.
GREGORY, under whose JOINT management II"
r,us will bc spared 80 sustain the reputation of
ill.,. HORSE A. a FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect. JANEH "hr'EN'
ii.x,riri, February l. lSJg-lf
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NvOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holder. of the POTOMAC INSURANCE
COMPANY. Of Alexandria, will be held at the
Office Of the Company, on Monday, February 7th,
for the election OF Directors, 10 for the
ensuing twelve months.
EDWARD 3. POWELL, Secretary.
Jan LI--dtE
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SPRING IMPORTATIONs, 1859.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs or
Ribbons. Millinery SIR GoodS.
French FDwers, Ruchc .S.TGw

RibbOHS, .UHtR'TY, >HE ToodS.
French FiOwers, Ruchc !S.r0r
BONNETS, and Fla rs.
No. 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES ISD HANOVER STREETS,
BALTIMORE. ND.
Offer stock unequalled in the United States in
variety and cheapness.
Baltimore. Nd. Jan adm
DARN FOR EENT.-The FARM belonging to
IL Mrs. c. Barker, in Fairfax County, Va. is
oifercd for rent. and possession given Immediately.
This Farm l. situated about one mile from Burke's
Station on the Orange anl Alexandria Railroad
and is highly productive, being nearly all Of it III
I'd bottom land. The buildings consist of a
- comfortable DWELLING. "A large barn, and
out buildings. all convenient and in good repair.
Terms accommodating. Any information in re-
laton to the farm. may he had by application to
the subscriber. JOHN q. PEACH.
ian ol-cODw
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CO N n E R C AL.
Bank Of the Old Dominion

omparatr" Statement "f the Condition Of the Bank Il"
III" Old Dominion and its Branch at harrisburg. Deem
Ter 3lst, 1sJ,, aud December 3i-t. 1859.
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EFERRIN,; TO the above notice. ! would
II state. that having been unable 10 dispose OF
the steam Plaster Mill advertised By me- have
this dav purchased the interest Of Mr.. Green, ana
will continue to grind and keep on hand, during
the coming season. large stock ol rhO' W
nnJ r4LTJyED PLASTER. which will be sold
a; low prices, for cash. ,,.,.
feb l-ow CHARLES D. W lSE.
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I.rcTrRr.-Thc third Lecture on the Book
Of Revelation. before the Young Mems
Christian Association, il to be- delivered this
evening. at the Lecture Room Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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THE ALEXANDRIA RIrLEuEN have deter
mined To unite in celebrating the Twenty
Second.
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ouR MUSICAL FRIEND.

DoxArrovs TO THE SouP florsE.-A Lady,
81: from Lancet. So; gentleman. - %
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WANTED TO HIRE-A WOMAN to do the
w work Of small family, four miles in the
co,,ntry. Good wages and constant employment
given. Apply 10 the subscriber at BIZ residence
on. mile South Of Bsiey's Cross Roads.
ian 29-sost- J, J. HALL.