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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18
10 PrOPrIctOrs, Architects
and builders.
JOHN C0RBETT,
Practical House Painter

MOULD inform the inhabitants of Abb.,
w willie, and the public generally. that h.
has permanently LOCATED ut Abbeviile g p
Tor the purpose of pursuing his profession
FROM long experience in Europe. and manv ~
the principal Towns of America. comh;nsd
with steady attention to business. he flattar,
himself that lie will be able to give ent;r. a.,;:.
faction to all who wish TO have good Hou..
Painting done, and will favor him with tb.;r
orders He feels himself competent to 6n;,h
all W. Au"@
araining, Marbling, Paper
Hanging, &c.
His experience aud skill in his profeas,o, I'll,
enable him to complete all work il. bis line IS
very moderate prices.
Churches, Halls. Stnireasc Walls. Manila p;.
c"s de-. finished in imitation of Marble Room.
Pnper",i. Pan"ed with Oak Paper, and yarni,b.
cd in tl,e best style.
lie Is prepared to paint all old and nav
work. and Tin Roofs. outside. Also insde ~.
"n'~I" of R"uyh cnstrd Walls of nrivate ~
ii.hlic buildings in imitation Of anv color ~
stone, at third of the cost usun iv cbarood
hy substituting composition of his own which,
has been fully tested, and will stand good for
Years. Nin'i"w Sash Of private and publio
buildings "'nz"d at molrratc prices
lie viii ni-" keep hand and for sale all
H'n':> "' Mix"! Paints in quantities to suit pur.
'';'>Ir7. An'i n'e" Il great variety of paper
suitable i"r l'"'i to"nrs, Dining, and Drawing
',o"Ii'|. lie will paint sgns on glass or wood.
| ut short notice.
c5S Office in the Wooden Bnlding adioin-
ing The Marshall House.
May II. lS:iS. =,
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,yCrewn, 1SpibIs eShsiEaa ans
Hoop sK1RTs. 3ust tsesysS, ,i,rs.h
Ill at MOORE II &iuftIY8
Abbsvills o. a., Aug. 10, % wv
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Clubs will be Furnished as Follows

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Jan. II, 1859.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
Orange ard Alexandria Railroad.

At the meeting 81 the Directory Of the Or.
ange and Alexandria Railroad Company,
for the month Of December, 1859, the foi-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd =
Resolved, us the sense of the Board OF Direc.
tors OF this Company, III view Of the importance Of
encouraging the growth OF our OVID cities, and ot
developing the resources and power OF Virginia
y, the earliest practicable period, that in future
all articles required for tue operations OF their
Rliiroa,l, shall be- purchased within The limits Of
the State Of Virginia or manufactured ut their
own shops provided that such articles can be mad
al proper quality aud style, and al rates not cxor
bltant in price, lit being understood Of course,
that this Restitution does not apply to such art
cies a. have been already contracted for
.. That il sdch articles cannot he had 1t home,
Or male 10 order. within the shops of the Compa
ny. that the same shall be ordered directly from
abroad. or from ,,,ch merchants oi the North "a,
are known 10 recognise hv practica! action the
constitutional ri ,hs Of the slave holding states.
3 That this Company will cooperate with the
Railroad Companies OF the slave holding states,
in adopting any measures of policy within their
sphere Of action. which may tend - build up the
commercial and manufacturing interests OF the
South. Teste: j. H. REID, Clerk.
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Later from the Isthmus.

NEW YORK, Dee. "A The steamship Bal
tic. from Aspinwall, has arrived. She Left
Aspnwall IN the lIth: and brings upwards
Of 81, 100000 in treasure. The trip through
from San Francisco occupied less than nine
teen days. The mails and passengers from
New York, December ), We're still lying at
Panama.
The L. 5. ships Roanoke, Sabine, and Re-
lief remained at Aspnwall. The Lancaster,
Lavant, and Saratoga were at Panama,
The news form California is mostly antci-
pated. Money was coming in from the
country sparioaly, owing to heavy rains, and
trade was dull and depressed.
Gen. kibhe had succeeded in capturing
Goo Red river Indians, comprising almost
the entire tribe, which la, caused > much
trouble III the northern part OF the State
They are 10 he placed on the Pigeon reser-
walton.
id>iccs from Guatemala state that Brver-
" Clarke. our minister u that country, had
protested cncrgct!casiy against tie terms II
the treaty recently entered into between
fngland ami Guatemala. ~ beng pulpablc
violation vt the tiavton-Bulwer treaty.
Mr.. bim!try, our minister 10 Costa Rica,
wa. al Inst accounts. in Nicaragua. sick Of
a fever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

Mr. Smith.--N H. sir. Your candidate has
not repudia'ci il. Laughter tie had
been surprised to hear the gentleman from
Tcnn"sse" declare ;tat Nr Sherman had
repudiated it.
Mr.. Nelson, OF Tenu.. said that he had
understood that Mr.. sherman repudated
those doctrines. ,Cries 81 No, No from
Southern members
Mr. Smith said that Mr. Nelson was in
error. Why did not Mr.. Sherman speak for
himself: He demanded Of him now, if he
endorsed the doctrines Of the Helper book?
And receiving no response, Said-"Dumb a.
an oyster"
Mr. Nelson. If Tenn, said that he was not
the organ Of Mr.. Sherman, but he felt il
his duty u say, that lie considered the de-
claration Of that gentleman, that he did not
endorse any attempt Il Interfere with the
relation of master and slave, AZ 4 repudia-
ton of the doctrines Of the Helper book.
Mr.. Morris, Of Penn, said that he was
supporter Of Mr.. Sherman, and that he dis
approved the doctrines Of the Helper book,
but he supported Mr.. Sherman because he
was conservative man. In proof OF Mr.
Sherman's conservatism he sent to the
Clerks desk, and had read a speech deliver
cd in the last Congress, by Mr. Sherman,
in which heslia that he supported the Re
publicany, he part cause it resisted the ex
tension Of slavery but did not advocate It's
abolition.
Mr. Smith thought it strange that every
body could speak tor Mr.. Saerman. aud yet
Mr. Sherman could not speak for hImselt.-
The Republicans seemed at first to have adnp-
ted silence As policy. but IT late one Or two
had spoken once. they had spoken twice, and
he supposed that like HauamS Ass. they
would speak thrice. Laughter. lie spake
now directly to Mr.. Sherman, and asked
him 10 answer for himself as to this Helper
book, and said speak now, or else forever
after hold Your pea =" Lntil laughter
Mr. Smith coutinucd declaring the loss
Of tne Post Office appropriation was owing 10
the action Of Mr.. Grow Of Pennsylvania VIII
on Thursday was 50 anx!uu, that tins house
should be organized, in ORDER that the mail
contractors might be paid.
Mr. Branch, OF ). e., supported the views
of Mr.. Smith in a long speech.
Mr.. Grow, Of Pcnn., desired 10 reply.
Mr. Smith said that he could not permit
that; he could not publish the entire debates
of the House. LauShtcr.)
Mr.. Grow then objected 10 the gentleman
of Virginia farming out the floor 50 as to per-
nit one gentleman 10 make speech anu
another from replying.
Mr.. Smith said he would give the gentle
men fifteen minutes TO reply. Mr.. urow
declined taking the floor IN that way
Much confusion ensucd; u dozen points OF
order were made, and various motions TO Az
iourn or to adjourn to particular days were
made. At last order was restored. a call OF
the House was ordered. and the Dist Ballot
for Speaker taken with the following result:
Whole number Of votes. 200; necessary to
u choice. lO4; Mr.. Sherman. loo; Mr.. Bocuck.
~: Mr.. Glnirr, IL; Mr.. Houston, l.: Mr.
Davis, Of ind. IL.
On this ballot MIR. Smith. of Va. voted for
Mr.. Davis, ., Indiana. \. l.. Dem. Ut the
conclusion nt the ballot. the House adj ourncd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
ANOTHER SUBSCRIBER.

"Wc think there i more good sense, and sound
patriotism in the following extract which we take
from the speech of Nj Il. W. Hrent, 81 Alexandra,
delivered al the Citizens Meeting, held IN that
city. On THURSDAY of ia>; week. than We have seen
in All The mix and water nonsense, about non-ih'
tercourse with the North, with winch NirgnlahS
have been trea cd for the last month or two. hF.
Brent speaks the sentiments oil all OF Us III Tue
South who cherish III our hearts, sense OF gra-
tuac Tor these gallant patriots OF the North VINO
h ,y, stood by II. trnu hout the various storms OF
slavery excitement. which have swept over the
country shall ~ visit thcm with the SINS % the
fanatics aud dcma.ngucs Of Id" North. VII Hnch
policy accord with that high sense 81 justice AMI
right, which u ch ,rous people sE"aid extend 10
those who have b"en true 10 them: They who VIII
l.. injured by this nou- intercourse ponoy. wi! De
those WHO have always been NATIONAL ana eoiiscr-
yatiye and who have stood up for the rights .!
The South The mercantile classes. who VISIT The
south hav" commercial Intercourse with Us i.i.i
understand our institutions and the condition "t
slavery, have always been natloia and true' anu
opuoseL the abolition fapatcs throughout the
North Nothn. w"u!! rel Zee y" hnck heart OF
abolitioniuni more tndn - see that class At tbs
North, Injured hy he South. They have been
styl,i by III. Aumiliuni,ts 'dongh-iacos, because
they have been ttue 10 tho whole country We
hope n.vr. 10 see The southern people become :"
totally void Of gratitude. n 10 adept pohcy 10
iniurc those who have never Wavered III th'u
fidelity [, the whole country.
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1859.
A L N A N A c
NJ A 4 NE L l s I .
pnnr or Observation-Disclosures II

pnET OF ALEXANDkIA-DE CEMBEk2 Il
ARRIVED.
Earync Ernesiinr findings. Rose, somorer' Is
land, guuuo to fowlc 70.
Schr. Grorgiana. Talent. klnsu!e, corn ANA
wheat L. Geo. II Robinson.
schr. waymark Hammond, MattoN. corn ani
wheat to nco. IL. Robinson.
Schr Emma usu,ts. Richardson. hin>aie, corn
L, Geo. II. Robinson.
SAILED.
Brig Auloyrr. Cromcll. Boston. BY /. ). Ne
haiiey
Scir. Helen Mar Tuihill, Providence, hy Amerl-
can Coal c.. ,
Schr. Moses g.. Leonard, Boston, by I. }. Ne
haifey
aci.r. North Carolina Jones, Norfolk, by Isaac
Paul.
Steamer {. C. Alger. Feutcn, Philadelphia, BY
Wm. II. Fowlc 1 Son.
Steamer Diamond State, hcrwin. Baltimore hy
Wheat :. Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Fairfax, Mott hence al New lork I'D
Bar,uc Ehon Sawyer. Sawyer, hence Tor G"stoh
arrived NJ Edgartuwn, 10th inst
Schr. Tram smith. Mctvern. hence at ran
River. 22d inst
Schr. Ida Frances. Baker, hence at Providence,
22i inst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
Georgetown Cattle Market, Dec. "a.

The offerings Of Beef Cattle at Drover's Rest,
amounted to only $50 head, rs Of which were pur-
chased BY District butchers at SIP O. $40 on
he hoof equal 10 $,.25@S $3.50. The remaining
- were LETT over unsold. The supply OF sheep o.
ferei was moderate and the marketvery dull; sell
ing seas per head. Pork from wagons, 500
10 81: from stores 81 Is; fair supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
CO ii Al E z CT A l..
Alexandria Market, December "a.

III" market ou Saturday was Very quiet, md
iu vary feY ,aes II cel. Ii -four the transac-
ton, nere limited H. aes t. the CITY trade ~ The
previous days quotations. Wheat c.ntirles hrn
in price, but III. receipts were small. We COD
tinuo t. quote white al l@0a 81, and red at 2"
"a lg5 for fine and good. Coru and Rye are steady
and in demand at so@ Sc for the former new
AMI 50 for the Inter. In Oats there !. 10 cnanse.
Pork i active AT S6,75@ So, choice Tote 500.
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TO LADY lNVALIDS.


WILL remain a short time at the MANSION
w HOUSE, Tor Medical Consultation with
invalid Ladies, and those suffering from i'll health
and weakness.
Her EXAMINATIONS are conducted without ask
Ing any information from the patient, and her
correct knowledge of the nature aud causes of
each ones complaint. is thus plainly betokened.
Remedies furnished when desired, aud are pre-
pared by herself. aud accurately adapted to the
precise wants % the system, for the removal both
Of immediate suffering, and also the Of dis
order, 50 that cure may be permanent.
Her success in the curative treatment Of Fcnai"
Compioinis, has been especially remarkable, from
her thorough knowledge Of the organization, and
the causes Of disease
One lady in Baltimore, who had long been a
great sufferer stated that she obtained more relief
from single prescription from Mrs. Mansfield
than from all that bad been done Tor her for years.
MRS. MANSFIELp'S Rooms. Mt the Mansion
House are on the same DOR with the Ladies Par
Tor, Nos AS and ll9
Consultation. are without charge. dec 2t-2t
NEW BOOKS FROM b. APPLETON & CO.
~ Evenings nj the Microscope, or Rcscarche.
among the mlnurer Organs, and arms ui Anpuai
Life by Philip Henry Gossc, +. Ii. 5. price sl.jO.
Tie Professor at thc Breakfast Table, with tn"
story of Iris. by Oliver Wendell Holmes, author u!
the "Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table, 81.
Great Facts, popular history and descriptions
of all the remarkable inventions during the present
century, By Prof. c. Bakcwel author Of ''Philos-
ophiral Conversation" kc. illustrated with en-
cravings, -.
Prince Charles, the Young Chevalier, BY Mcri-
dcth Jones author Of The Boy Book OF Modern
Travel" &C.. with eight illustrations, 1Jc.
Edit Vaughans Victory, or How 10 Conquer,
By Helen Wall RI rSon, G3c.. the .ew Wight CAPS,
odd 10 Charcy,.y the author Of Night Gaps,
soc. ana Baby Night Caps, by the same author.
J0c.
New Juveniles from Henry y, Ashmcad.-IlluS-
trat,d Book of Natural .is,ory in four parts, joc.
each: Mother iioo>s's Chymcs. Rhymes, ana Mei".
dies. 25c.: The ola Nurses Library, II parts. 21c.
each Ju,, published, and Tor sale by
dee 81 ROBERT BELL
DOCKS FOR THE TIMES.-Hord'c's I""-
ID t;c.-Riile and Light Infantry Tactics, Tor
the Exercise and Manu'uyre ot Troops when act
ing as Light Infantry or Riil.men, prepared uh-
Ter the direction Of the War Department, by Brc-
vet Lieutenant Colonel ". j. llardic. IN Two sol.
umc-. price $l.io,
N.af'. To.f,e- The sy.tcm of Tactics. ad"p-
ted h. the Militia "f tie United States, prepared
Nv Genera! wiuGrld Scrtt, the complete edition
in three volumes, price $50: the Abridgctncnt -
coats.
rraiyy Tnc,ic--Fisst Part. school =. he
Trooper; Of the Platoon aud oil -" -q"a'r"il, D-.
mounted Second ptri, School u the Trooper, 81
III, Platoon, AMI 81 the squadron, Mounted =
p.h!;,h,I by order of the War Department. II two
volumes. ur!ce So, for sale py KOBT. BELL.
lao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
The Markets.

HAL7iroRE, pee. 2i.--Fiour closed dull, iio"
ard street at S5.25. Wheat closed very firm; and
unchanged. with limited supply. Corn closed stea-
dy; white 100 Zoe; yellow S2@s5c. Provisions
closed unchanged. Whisky closed quiet at 20!
0y21c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Return ofths Yacht Warderer.

Bosom, Dee 2i-rhc celebrated yacht
Wandrrer, OF slave trading hoturlety, arrly-
ed here this forenoon from Flores, one OF
the Azones group, in charge of Capt. Wei
ton.
Welon reports that the yacht sailed from
Savannah, in charge oi Capt. Martin, tor the
coast Of Africa, and cargo Vi negroes, that
s,e touched al Flores and took on board TWO
Portuguese women.
Suisse uently. Martin went ashore for pro-
visions, taking ;he vessels chronometer and
charts. In his absence, Victim, the mate.
got tie yac'!t under weigh, ,tecred for the
United States, ana b.re up for Boston.
lie also states tina; he was carried Oft from
Savannah against his viii, and that Mar
tim was an assumed name-the captain ;
real name being Lincoln p Pat,en OF Bath.
Me-
The Wauierer i now in char &c Of the Uni
tea ) ates Marshal.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Wande!er lett Savannah under the
following circumstances On the 18Th Octo-
Der. Lincoln Paiten. under the assumed name
Of David Mar,in, put fifteen Iien on j ard
the Wanderer, then lying below Savannah. 70
assist IN taking On toar' provisions and wa
ter. Soon afterwards Patten came On board
him ,et, together with Edward Talbot, p
pip'. and Captain J. Black, shipping agent.
He immediately called al hands to get un-
der weigh, and drawing "A revolver swure he
wUuid shoot any one vino refused IL work,
or attempted u interrupt his movements
He also threatened the shipping agent, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

MILITARY ExcANpNE>T.-ln view Of III"
Convention 10 he held ii Richmond, on the
10Th Of january next. Of the Commissioned
Officers in Virginia the subject Of "a Military
Encampmcnt. 10 be held here, during the
coming Spring n summer. is submitted for
discussion We have L." doubt. should such
a scheme hc deemed practicable, and proper
steps taken. large Volunteer fore" would
hc attracted from The surrounding counties.
The resultsattending such Il movement would
lie most beneficial 10 the military. il impart-
inr a practical acquaintance with the duties
ii the camp aS well Is the ieid and would
.rnI t. the encouragement and formation OF
Volunteer Companies Throughout the STATE,
and Ia the increase Of that military ardor :"
widely dihi,>cd III ;his time. We hop" the
subject Will he considered, and should me
suggestion he adopted. that this May be III"
point selected Gnr the encampmrnt
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Ngw York December 2i-Flour i quiet
State S5.l5m$5.2O Ohio S5.5O@s5.7j South
ern S5.350g S5.75. Wheat is quiet; prices I'M
changed Corn is lower: yellow s4@s5c. Pork
is dull: prime Sl1.7j. Lard heavy. Whiskey Is
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dec Il

NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT EICG
N ARu'S BAZAAR.-biudinss, Cords, tn,
Sic. uaI Buttons for Cloaks Hair Netts WIKI AMI
wltnoG; husies, Shawl Pins, Ladies and Childr n :
Elastic Hoop skirts, very chaap Belts u ever
description, Velvet Buttons, all sizes, and a. enc
less variety 81 f-;yy and useful articles suitable
for Presents dee W
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA
Tur,rrr Day an N,cHt prRroRu,,cE

THEATRE AND NIGHT PERFORMANCE.
Tive ot tht mo>t attractive performances OF
the season viii he presented At the Theatre
TO day and tonight In The afternoon, tho
beautiful domestic drama u Woman" and
the farce Of the Irish Emigrant," will be
presented, and at night, The .Apostate and
p. p or The man and the Tiger, will be
performed. The exertons nf the energetic
manager I, please the public taste, should lie
met with encouragement, and the bill iorto
day and Tonight cannot fail to please the
theatre going public.
THE ALEXANDRIA ARrIrLERY.-Ihe Alex
andrIa Artillery. Maj. q. III Dufey proceed
ed on Saturday morning to Washington, and
marching t. the depot took in charge the
guns left behind them in Washington on
Friday night. They then returned 10 this
city, and marching to the gun-house. Oh Col
umbuS street were dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

rLEAs,vr kfr>lu>. The teachers Of tie
Princess Street " T.. Sunday School. design
irving rhc children under their charge &
handsome treat. on Mon.iay afternoon next.
There will ir II general reunion 81 thu pa
rents. friends. and members Of the school,
at :; o'clock. when thu Superintendent Will
distribute" aui,ms the children variety If
gifts. rewards. az. The Ladies Of the Sew
ing Society will embrace the opportunity 10
gladden. the hearts ot' the needy. and will
dispense a number 81 articles Of cI"thin@ t.
such a, ARE now unable Ia attend school Tor
the want of conf rta,lr r,lhing.
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Washington, dec l4-eobt

GOODS FOX THE HOLIDAY -BcuutiiU
W Rosewood. Morocco, AID Mahogany Wrtun.
D,sks. Papetcrles, Ne Plus litras, P"rtelo!i"s,
La,ilc. travelling Bags, Porte Monaies ~ great -
rIcty of style prIcc, Cigar Cases, Mccrsch"nt#
Tubes, Cara Gases, Pocket HALVES, Scisso.s, onEe
IaimDIcs, Ladies WoIk Boxes, Cabas, UVid f'n..
Iukstamd>, Tea Bells, Paper Holders, FG"P.l3i,
aud Repellns Pocket Pencils, Ivory 1nh.e',
Pearl aud Ivory Paper Folders Baggamron
Boards, Chess Men, Dominoes, Soaps, fcIiuIn'r,
Extracts, Luly White, Powder Puts, iootn, A4i,,
Hair, Shaving, Cloth and HAIR brushes, on,L,
Rubber, Eutu.o, Ivory, and English Horn C,nDs,
Albums, Ara4als, Bibles, Prayer Book, the P',is,
and - many other things SUCH as Guitars, Mc!pr
deons Flutes A"cnrdeons, Fiutcnas, Nioiius, Ban
Toes, Tambourines Drums, Flies, dc. | cannot
ave the names Of all, but must close with gene
raj invitation 10 every BODY and their Iiena., not
.yrg.tting the children, To cali ana Tor ~
s.lIes-BcnemIcr. '.soutn 0: The Potomac j.
the piace 10 buy every thing now Whereas, ~ i
Resolved, Iha; hereafter We will deal Target, win
JOHN II. PARBUIT,
doc p No. 1876 king street.
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AALAnHINGTON FAEM. distant Two an,

\TAsHIAGTON FARM, distant Two .anr .
w half mile, from Warrentoa, uay, Tor sac
the above highly improved AM desirable FAKM,
containing about THREE Ii. ADhLD ACRES
- with comfortable BUILDINGS. II IS dlrid
IL ed uto nine fields, with y"unE aud go'd
Irrie and Peach Orchard. aud Al Abundance o.
Timber and Water. Il. position, Allied 70 the s'.-
,er:or qauli'y a. I'll" LAND. makes il most de'i'
rIblc place Terms ac.olnm ,da'iag. ana posses
sion given immediately. Adde'S
IvMiy II. PAYNE. W-.rentor, "a.
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Warrcntnn. lie s-rnlm
JllIrARy CLOTHING Or SOUTHERN

MILITARY CLOTHING OF SOUTHERN
WI MANUFACTURE.--Th Subscribers are
prepared 10 Manufacture UNIFORM CLnIh Us
70 order, n their Mills near Baltimore city. lhey
are now manufacturing superior Single M!t!ed
CASSiMEHE-, for Spring wear, to when un'F
call the attention Of Southern merchants. lhry
,,,unu,.frturc III their Ashland Mills. snr"rl
.,r NEGRO ,LOfllS ii various descriptions
,dlrr,. WErHERED BROS. Palt Md,
VINO arc al.n regular purchasers -! W""i.
baltimore Nj. dee 2"-5t'
I,LEGANT LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
II .Iu.trecrivcd. aud for sale, CARTONS. con-
tanning Il beautiful as-ortmeu' IL .npcrhIy hInbro-
iarct lape Wiudnn Curtains. drrcctirom - "a"''
in all pri.r-. from cd.IN 10 so pr window
Also, lot OF Swiss Muslin do IN pa'r'. AMI
Curtain Lac"s and Mn,ins by the yard III piece,
al, or whics We are running 1T 1T very tedne'h
figures. 'hA"ril p'p'-'''
W.-hiu zion Ice 3S-cn3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-26

The CASES or TuouAs CRrx AND ions II.
Cares, charged with circulating incendary
documents, cane up on Friday last. ii FAIR
fax Court House, before ~ examining Court,
consisting Of Justices j. {. Gunnell. Richard
johnston, and Ira Williams. CruX las lett
the County, thereby ioriciting his bail
Garages appeared 10 stand his trial. In"
commonwealth was represented by VIVA. II.
pulany. and W. l.. Edwards APPEARED tor
the accused. Numerous witnesses were rH-
amined. On the suggestion Of the .Nttorney
for the Commonwealth. Court was called
for Thursday, 29th inst. targcs was rec"SS-
nizcd in the sum Of Il 600 and the witnesses
in the sum Of So each. Ia appear Al the
called Court Though there is con>ld"ra-
bic excitement IN the county, those III mu-
thority IRE determined IL uphold the laws Of
the State. ;,nd the accused will have fair
and impartial trial.