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The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

JuDeE DoUeLAs' SLAvEs.-The Chicago
Press and Tribune says: 1--WE betray no
confidence whea We say that Mr.. Slidell.
when in this city, declared that the condi-
ton of these slaves was disgrace to their
owner. that they scsrs badly fed, badly cloth
Cd, and excessively overssorEedi
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
How to Buiid an Ice HOUSE.

EDrroR ONO FARMKR.-Dear SIR: About
the first of last January, concluded to put
up ice for summer use. Having no Ice
house, etc., and being not acquainted with
the usual way of building, conferred with
my old friend, the Ohio Farmer, veteran
in wisdom, if not in years. with whom my
acquaintance extends back to his first exit
into the world of thought, and found him
well posted on the subject, as always find
him on any subject relating to our profes-
sion. Although he gave me no plan just
suited to my time and means, he gave me
more; principles that guided me in build
ing on plan of my own, for which like
him better.
Having barn unoccupied. I measured
off room 12 feet square in the northwest
corner. My friend informed me that the
bottom should be fixed to let the water
drain Immediately off, that comes from the
ice, hence put rails down on the ground,
there being no floor, and covered them two
feet with saw-dust, which filled up to the
top of the sills then put boards on and
covered them six inches with saw-dust, so
that the ice should settle alike, and not make
vacuums in my pile of ice. Again. air
must not be admitted at the bottom if it
is, nothing can keep the ice from melting
SO put the scantling forming my inside
walls, on which were nailed inch boards, 12
inches from the inside of the barn boards.
filling the space with saw-dust. Height of
wall six feet. The roof of the ice house
should not be very near the ice, hence left
all open up to the roof of the barn, and
took the ice out at the top. Having an ice
house completed, which two men will make
in two days, with team, if saw dust or spent
tan bark is near, proceeded to procure my
ice. Myself and man cut the ice in one
day, and slid it on shore, where we let it re-
main till the water was all frozen that was
dripping from it. I drew it to my barn and
piled it upon the floor. It being cold wealth
er, I did not pack it away into the ice house
till fortnight had passed, during which
time it became very transparent. put
course over the bottom, and filled the cracks
with ice, and then laid another course, and
so on, till my room was filled. When filed
I covered the top course one foot deep with
saw-dust, stamped it down, and when the
ice was wanted, removed just enough saw
dust to take out as much ice as needed
During summer, when the ice melted on
the sides, filed up with saw-dust and
stamped it down closely. We took ice out
every day, and sometimes four or five times
in day, and have quite quantity on hand
now. A correspondent of my friend says
no one should expect to keep ice unless he
puts up cubic of l9 feet, or 1928 solid
feet. My pile was 61O solid feet.
Yours truly, III. D. EVEREST.
Z Macedonia Depot.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
RaURPHY g. FARNSNsoRTsl,

WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL DEALERs N
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Slices, Hsrdsoare, Qseezszeye. GTseeries. &c
Cor Ksnzas Avenue and 5tA St.,
Topeka, KANZAS.
Also On hand, Q large assortment of Sash, Doors.
Fnrsitare, Eails, Glass; &n-sE4 = ehisjy
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
Land Notice.

TNHE undersigned has been appointed in .....
4 dance with the provisions Of law passed ),
the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for the P.T
nee Land District All instruments Of vhatey,,
kind, affecting the title Of any real estate in hi.
Land District, may be recorded in his Office, snS I
be equally lien on the real estate described tb."
in as if filed in the county in which such real y.
tate is situated. Office with LOwman L ReynoIS.
over the "City Drug Store" Massachusetts s. -
Office hours, from 9 A. ID. to P NJ
G.. A. REYNOLDS
Lawrence, Z. T., May 9Th, ls5s-ly
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01
He's Coming.

Hes coming, the blushing rose
Whispers It low to me,
And the starlight hastens with it'
Over the twilight sea
An trembling the zephyrs tell me-
On light winds burying pas,
And on my own heart quickly beating
Coming, coming, at last
The soft-lipped waves Of the ocean,
Gathering at my feet,
i "a Breeze-borne from the coral island,
Nurmur the secret sweet
There's not dew steep'd blossom.
Or glistening orange trees
- But furnishes leaves glee-laden,
To breathe this Joy to me-.
List that is the sound of rowing
Stealing along the air,
must gather round my temples
This weight of braided hair;
e And trust to growing darkness.
And evening shadows dim,
To hide with wings the traces
Of tears Pye shed for him.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The Washington States Douglas organ
records with great demonstrations of salts
faction, the entire coincidence between JEFF
ferson Davis and Senator Douglas, on the
Slavery question. Can the States say as
much for their coincidence on the next Pres.
idential question?
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

An Office holder in Illinois challenged a
colored barber, who came up to vote, and
asked him if he was worth $500. Eyes,
sir" replied the barber, "and if / was in
St. Louis I scoatld be scorth seven hundred
dollars"
The witty retort of the ''culled gemmen''
created a roar of laughter among the by
standers.
The Kanzas news., 1859-01-01

The Louisville Journal is guilty of the
following
z ave felt right bad at first about the elec-
ton Of Douglas, but, when We saw how
much worse the Administration felt. We be-
same AaryeIIccsly couafortsd:''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-28
C D ID IL L Z C. l A l..
Market, December 81.

The market opened very quiet, with light re-
ceipts The holidays Interfere materially with
sending produce to market and light receipts may
be expected until after the lst proxlmo The
freezing of the streams III the upper country has
caused a great falling of in the amount OF -four
mud less than 100 barrels were brought down by
Railroad. We have no change III prices to note
since our last report. About 1900 bushels oi
wheat were offered on Change, and sold ut 1900
33c. for white, and STA Zoe. for red according
to quality Corn was in fair request, and light
supply. with sales ul new white al Sic We have
+, mole continued iirmn,ss III the market for rye,
with sales at soc. In oats, there was nothing do
ing, and we have no change III quotations to note.
Pork IL uualered and brings s6,I1htS',21 Mud
$3.50 = loo lbs according I" quality. iroceri"'
are firm, but price. unchanged Ia other nrti-
,les usually quoted, there is nothing i"'ng worthy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-28

Resolved. That - be, and he is hereby
chosen Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives for ten days next ensuing the adoption
of this resolution. Cries of Il object Il
object from the Republican side.
Mr. Houston. has been given to
hear the resolution read for information, and
it il. therefore too late to make objection
now.
The Clerk.-1hc Secretary will continue
the reading Of the resolution.
The Secretary continued reading, n. FOL
lows:
And resolved. further, that no question
be entertained during that time except mo-
tion> 10 adjourn. 10 receive the President ;
Message. and the reports Of the Secretaries
and order the same I" he printed, or to act
upon bills appropriating money to meet the
expenses and liabilities Of the Post Office
Department Aud that the Speaker So cleo
ted shall receive only the compensation OF "A
member Of this House: and ut the end of
the stated time. or ~ soon as such approprI-
alton bill shall have become law, the office
of Speaker shall he declared vacant, and
the House shall proceed, under existing
laws 10 the election Ut Speaker. Cries OF
II object, Il object" from the same side.
Mr. lIouston.-Mr. Clerk. desire the re-
porters of the Globe to note the fact that the
objections in this case come from the Rrpub-
liran side of the House. This feeling tests
the sincerity of those gentlemen who pre-
tend 10 svmpathize 50 greatly with the mail
contractors Of the Government.
On motion. the House then proceeded TO
the twenty-second trial for Speaker, which
resulted rs follows
Whole number of votes cast Dos. Neres-
sary for a choice. los. Mr.. Sherman, lol
Mr.. Scott. IL: Mr. Houston h. Mr.. tiilmer,
II: Mr.. Rocock. II; Mr.. Maclay, II; Mr.. ).
g. Davis, j. Scattering -.
At the conclusion of the ballot, and at ~
minutes past 4o'clock, the House adjourned
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MA r RIEl

In the VI. +. Church, Alexandria, Va. on Tues
dny morning. 27th inst, by Rev. W. ;. Edwards,
MIR WALTER Il. WADDY and Miss AMANDA
A. WOOD.
ON Wednesday morning, the 2lst instant, at
the NJ L. Church, OF Shepherdstown, by Rev. ). ).
Rozzel. Rev SAMUEL V. LEECH, OF the Balti
more Annual Conference, 10 Miss ELLEN LEE
ToWNER. youngest daughter Of the late b. T..
Towuer. OF Shephcrist"wn.
AT Idewald, near Port Gibson, Mississippi. Oh
"Wednesday the 9Th inst. by the Rev DR.. Butler,
Mrs ANN L. RAlLEi, to Mr.. WILSON BEN
son. of Madison county. Miss.
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1859
so. ALMA N A c f..
M A r l N E L l s I.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures q.

PORT OF ALEAANDkIA-DECE q.
Steamship Monticello, Eager, New York, TO
F"wlc Co.
Schr. Z. IL. Atwood, Rich, Boston, for George
town.
Schr. f. A. Eliot, Scranton, Madison Conn,
potatoes to Master.
Scir. Brothers, Dnvcy, New York. To American
Coal Co.
Schl Henry Finch Davey, New York, 10 Amer
lean Coal Co.
schr. statesman, Mott, New York, to Stephen
Shinm. m
steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to Whe"t
i Bro.
SAILED.
Sehr. Joseph Holmes, Matthews, Providence
wheatby VI. Eiriige Co.
MEMORANDA.
Steamships Mount Vernon, smith. and Parkers
burg. Powell hence ut Ne" York, 9Th INST.
Schrs. X. Il. Whld,n Neal hence Tor Boston,
arrived u; Holmes Hole, I'D INST. End Triumph
Arts brnc. fpr Boston arrived NJ do. I'D INST.
Scbr. Minnesota, Baker, hence at Boston, 24th
inst.
Schr. Eliza Jane Sturgess. cleared ut Boston,
for Washington, 2ith lust
Schr Edward A. Daett. Low. from George
town. arrived ut Portland, I'D inst.
Srhrs. II. W. Morse, Phillips. A. II. Brown, Id
wards, and }. House, Sprasue, hence Tor lanht"h
arrived nj Fall River. 22i inst.
Scurs. Yankee Doodle, Ellsry, and Beniah, -
hence al New York 26ti inst
Schrs Iorkt"sn, Woglam Mist Dissoway. Jas
s. Baylcs, Thompson, W. l.. Dayton Babcoch
and Elliott. Whiiden. from Genrgetown, arrived
at New York, 10th inst
I DST-Un Sunday afternoon last. oh Prince
i 4 Dr Washin gtun street. between the Methodist
tp,,cnpal Cnurch Hui the residence OF Vim. B
Richards, 81, y CAMEO BRACELET. large
cameo set in the middle, and a small one On either
side Tue Under will be literally rewarded b!
leaving it nj this office. dee 2s--,'t
- BARRELS X. l.. L A. sIuAkT'S STEAM
U REFINED GOLDEN SYRUP, received this
oay per steamer MouuceIlu aud tor sale by
dec IS }. r. DOUGLASS.
IITASrED-AI the Episcopal High school, a
w BOY H. or 10 years old, accustomed I" ia.
dining room; and . MAN 10 attend Ia horses, hr
Apply immediately dec .e-d't
\YEW GUODS.-Just received nj RICHARDS,
N Partridge. Chinchilla, and all colours 81 don-
lie and single Wor-teds. Hoop skirts, skiIt Sup
,,r,- e. dec -
N1INCE MEAI-2sJ tbs. s-c"ud supply 81
wi nv own manufacture, AMI u very superior
.,,al,v tor .ale by J. t. DnuHLASS.
dec Is
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nsatb If HIM. Timothy Jenkins.

Urea, n. Y, Dec 26.-IIon. Timothy
jenkins died on Saturday at Martinsburg,
where he was in attendance at Court. He
had represented this County in Congress.
and was one of the most distinguished law
yers in Central New York.
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Steamer Burnt-Loss Of Life.

LOUISVILLE, Dee. 2T.-The steamer Vixen
from Pttsbnrg for ST. Louis, was burnt yes
terday Loss of boat and cargo, $40, 900.
George Mott, school teacher, OF Lynch
burg, Va, was burnt to death.
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Railroad Casualty.

AUGUSTA. Ga. Dec. GA collision occur
red on the Central road, on Sunday morning,
below Macon, by which one negro was killed,
and five others severely wounded. One
white man was MORALLY wounded. No fur
Their Darticulars as vet
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New York Market.

NEW YuRx Dec. 27.-Cotton closed hrm; sales
of 1000 bales Flour closed quiet; sales oi d,uuO
bbs; State S5IJ0t So.2o; ohio S5.1oU1 500.
Southern S5.IUmSo.1J. Wheat closed quiet ;
sales of 5000 bush; Western white l3Oc Corn
closed heavy; sales of 1900 hush; new white and
yellow s2ta o5c. Pork closed heavy; mess $40;
prime Sll.63. Whiskey closed quiet at 26tc
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 27.--Ihe steamship
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz. has arrived, but
her advices are not very important
A portion Of a cargo ofguns and carblnes
ordered by the Jusrez Government, had ar
rived at Vera Cruz from New York
The bark julia Dean. from Hayre bound
to Vera Cruz, was lost on the 9th, in gale
near the latter port The crew were saved.
but the vessel was total loss.
pegolado had arrived at Vera Cruz
Tampico was quiet, and no attack was ap-
pretended.
MARQUEE had been imprisoned by Mira
mon, on charge Of characterization.
The Liberal forces at Teotitlan, in Oajaca,
had been surprised and captured by the
Church party.
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Fira in Nav Orleans. etc.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 2G.-The large jewel
nv store # Hyde & Goorch, in Canal street.
was burned on Sunday. Loss about $780, 900.
The ship Fanny Fern, from Havre, has ar
rived with the statue Of Henry Clay.
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DIED.

In Washington on the oath inst, at the resi-
d.uce Of his son in law :. G.. Wales, Mr. THOS.
STAMFORD, formerly Of Baltimore, III the 56th
\
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Era.

OswEGo, n. Y, Dec. 26.-Bunnell's malt
house in this city was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning 1t was insured for $1,000,
which about covers the loss.
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The Yacht Wanderer.

BATH, Me-, Dec. 26.-The story that Lin
coin, Of Bath, Me-, was in any way ccnnec-
ted with the yacht Wanderer, is a gross fabri-
cation Capt. Patten has been at home for
some time, seen and known Of all men, and
possesses not one of the characteristics attri-
buted 10 David Martin.
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.,,
~ SS 2 C.s----ss
'NssIp7J
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Lator from California-By the Overland NJ

MnLor'S STATION. Mo, Dee. 26.-The
Overland mail from San Francisco al noon
on the 9Th, arrived here on Sunday.
The Wlslue silver mines continue to
yield richly The recent heavy rains had
been Of great benefit TO the miners. The
quartz and silver mines of Tuolumne coun-
~ Will set in operation over 100 stamps
which have been idle for months.
The Calayeras river and its tributaries
had overlooked their banks, doing great
damage.
The silver mines at the fork Of Carson river
were found to Weld $1,000 per ton.
A meeting at Carson valley had prepared
a memorial to Congress, against the conduct
of the Clerk Of the L. 5. District Court, in
refusing TO count the votes by which j. j.
Masser was elected delegate to Congress, IN
place of Judge Crane, deceased.
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THEATRE. The new Theatre continues u
offer great attractions and be well patron
ized. Tonight. Richard Ill and the Two
Gregories" make up II most enrlclng bill.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER MONTICELLO
/ The new steamer Monticello. Capt eager,
Of the New York and Virginia Screw Steam
ship Conpany'- line arrived here. on her
first trip from New York on Monday morn
ins. about half-pa,t 10 o'clock. She was
Immediately boarded by large number of
our citizens. who spent some time III exam
lining the neat and convenient manner in
which the steamer has been fitted up
There is little 10 De added IA the general
description of the new ship, published in
Mondays Gazette. She sits the water like
duck, and we have seldom seen a finer
craft than she appeared when she glided up
the Potomac IN Monday morning. In many
particulars she resembles her companiun
the Mount Vernon. and the only differences
are improvements. We noticed that her
state rooms seemed particularly neat. and
that the larger ones were furnished with pa
tent sofas. which at a moments warning
could be converted into pair Of rs comtor-
table berths as could be dreamed in. The
New York at 81 o'clock on Saturday even
ing. and was detained three hours i'll the
river on Sunday night. Altogether, the
new ship is valuable addition u the line.
LEcTrRE.-F. W. Thomas, esq. who, some
wears ago. delivered Lectures here. which
gave great satisfaction, and are still remenl-
brrea with pleasure by many of our citizens.
will. this evening st half-past seven o'clock,
deliver Lecture in the Lyceum Hall, in the
course of which he will rccte the poem on
Woman" and. also. give some notice OF
Edgar A. Poe. who was his personal and
particular friend. As such rich treat is
seldom offered, We bespcak for the learned
and eloquent lecturer full house. In con
sequence Of pressing engagement al Rich
mond. Mr.. Thomas will be unable to deliver
any more lectures for the present.
MANASSAS Gar RAILROAD CoMPANY.-We
are authorized 10 State that the Board of
Directors of the Manassas Gap Railroad
Company, at their recent session, deemed it
unnecessary for them to pass any "restric-
tive" resolutions ordering purchases for that
road; because the b ard have always pur-
sued the policy Of buying in Virginia when
practicable. and especially articles manutac-
tured ut home, in So much that all their
Rolling stock, with the exception of one
Locomotive purchased IN Baltimore, has been
manufactured in the City of Alexandra.
ST. JonS's DAY.-The Masonic fraternity
Of this city, celebrated ST. Johns Day, last
night by an elegant supper, which was
served up at the Lodgeroom of Alexandria
Washington Lodge.
MILITAKY.-The Court of Enquiry Of the
18th Regiment Virginia Militia, assembled
yesterday, and occupied the session in as
sessing fines and hearing excuses for absence
from muSters, &c.
THEATRE The new Theatre continues to
offer great attractions and o be well patron
ized. Tonight. Richard lii" and the Two
tiregories" make up most entlcing bill.
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MIlITAKY.--The Court Of Enquiry of the
18th Regiment Virginia Militia, assembled
yesterday, and occupied the session in as
sessing fines and hearing excuses for absence
from muSters, &c.
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A LEXANpRIA REAL ESTATE FOR SALR

A LEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE FOR SALR
N ON LONG CREDITS virtue Of de
crctal order OF the Circuit Court of Cabell County
rendered Al the last August term, in the case Of
sophia NJ. Pcyton, against tho heirs Of ThomuS
Duudas, deceased, the undersigned, will, o. hs
f"a,h Monday IN January merit. at the front door
ot the Court House uf Ale1andria County, Va,
SCI. at public auction, TO the highest bidder, all
that LOT Of LAND, i'll tho city Of Alexandria.
occupied by what was formerly known rs tho
O. Washington Tavern, now known the
LEI MARSHALL HOUSE, together with the Sta
tie lot thereto belonging, with their appurtenau-
ccs on thrcecqual credits Of L. IL, and ~ months,
purchaser giving bond and security, and title
tanned further security. Other particulars msi,
known On the day Of SALE
HENRY J. sAMUELS, Special
JOHN LAIDLEY, Commits
dec 20-dtw
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DR.. MCGUIRE,

DR. MCGUIRE,
hFFERS his Professional services To the cili.
" Ieus 81 Ale Nanirla and tho vicinity Office NJ
the 5. W. corner Ut Prince and Royal strsota
Isp Il-d4ru
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DEADINGs IN POETRY, WITH NOTICES
IL OF THE POETS.

ELEGANT LACE WINDOW CURTAINS
Ia just received and Tor sale. 6 cartons, con
tanning beautiful assortment Of superbly Embroi-
dered Lace Window Curtains, directfrom -. Gaul,
in all prices, from $3.50 to $50 per window.
Also n lot of Swiss Muslin do. in pairs. and
Curtain Lac"s and Muslins by the yard, in pieces;
all OF which we are running oil at very reduced
figures. CLAGETT L DODSON.
Washington, dec 23--co3t
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ST JOINS DaY.-The Masonic fraternity
Of this city, celebrated st. Johns Day last
night, by an elegant supper, which was
served up at the Lodgeroom of Alexandria
Washington Lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-28

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.-By viz
Y tue of a decree Of the County Court Of Alex
andria County, rendered in the suit Of Birch's Ex-
ecutors against Birch, We the undersigned, win
offer for sale vt Samuel Cats Tavern, West End.
ON MONDAY. JANUARY SECOND, 1850, at
l2 O'Clock, NJ, the following likely SLAVES, !"
wit: Emanuel. Robert, Allen, Simon, and Elizabeth
and her two children. The above slaves are very
likely and valuable as farm hands, and can bring
the best recommendations AS honest, industrious,
obedient servants. For further information, en-
uuirc Of Henry Birch, No. 200, twentieth street,
Washington, ID. Z.
RANDOLPH BIRCH, Executors Of John
HENRY BIRCH, Birch, deed
o. Al.
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Senate, Monday, December 81.
=, Senate was not in session on Monday
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LIIASrED-Ar the Episcopal High school, a
w BOY H. or 10 years Old, accustomed I" I'd.
dining room; and . MAN 10 attend l" horses, H."
.,,Iv immediately dee 2s-dJt
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NEW THEATRE, ALEXANDRIA.
IHIR TE Urn NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 90, 1859.


SHAkSPEklAN TRAGEDY NIGHT!
For the first time this season of the great histor.
""' P"i mn ,,ur ruIDn
~
H. W. GOSSlN IN his superb rendition al the CRAFTY
DUKE OF GLOSTER.
The fascinating and accomplished actress
Miss JENNIE PARKER,
""' appear y, 9nee" ''''""'''"
All The Company IN the east
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NEW GuODS.-Ju.t received at RICHARDS,
IN Partridge Chinchilla, and all colours Of don-
..lc and single W"r-teis Hoop Skirts, ski, Sup
pnrters. &c. uer g
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NtINCE MEAI.--2sJ ihs., .-c"nd supply "i
wi my own manutact"re AMI u very superior
quality. Tor .ale by :. l.. D'u"LA'9'
dee IS
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NOTICE. On the LIST OF January, our accounts
~ will be made out and ready for delivery nc
our deck all that not called for ON that day will
then DC issued, and We hope all those indebted 10
will promptly settle their bills.
dec " ). s W. MEYENBERG.
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AUCTION SALES.

CHERIFF'S SALLY virtue of q warrant oi
- distress Issued in favor Of the Alexandria Ca
mi Company, against James X. Wilson, | will
offer for sale, by suction, On THURSDAY, tho
FIFTH DAY or ANUARY, 1860, at noon. tho
-. following property, viz SIN CA
sES NAL BOATS, now lying in and
near the dock Of the said Wilson, on the Alexan-
dria Canal, near the Potomac Aqaeduct, with their
furniture and equipment, the same having been
seized and taken under the said warrant, to salts
fy rent due the said company. Terms cash.
Sale to take place at tho said dock.
dec 2s--dts {. NJ. CASTLEMAN, D. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-12-28

- BARRELS r. L. / A. SIuAkT'S STEAM
U REFINED GOLDEN SYRUP, received this
day per steamer Monticello. aud tor sale by
dec - j. r.. DOUGLASS.