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IS Our Four Districts.,s


The Senior editor Of the Standard is absent, At
tending meeting of the State Educational Society
at Newbern. When he is at home We leave to him
the task of handling the editor Of the Register both
ofthem being old men, thereby avoiding on our part
the appearance Of forwardness which characterizes
too many youths. It is not to show ourself "a
smart young man." but simply because our vener-
from the last Register::
"OuR Four DIsFR1crs.-When we speak Of tour
four Districts" we allude to the 1st 9TH 9Th and
9Th Congressional Districts, which are to be repre-
sented in the next House of Representatives Of The
United States, by Mess-s Smith, Gilmer, Leach and
Vance.
We have heard from each of these Districts most
particularly and infinitely in the last few days and
the cry is, "al's well for our friends. Smith will
beat Shaw to death-Gilmer will go in with much
larger majority than he received two years ago
Leach will make Scales egregiously "kck the BEAM"
and Vance will overcome Coleman like rush of one
Of his own mountain torrents.
Democracy is down, down, down, and will be
soon dead, dead, dead"
And these are tour districts!" Who Is meant by
"our?" Are they Wings, Oppositionists, or Know
Nothings, or all combined? To US the article
smacks of original Know Nothingism, in its most
dangerous form-seeresy. How has the editor of the
Register been able to hear "om each of these Dis
tricts most particularly and minutely" if there be
no secret organization of Know Nothingism! We
hear from all the Districts, but not particularly
and infinitely for the Democratic party has no Sc
cet bound organization to count noses and re-
port to us.
Let the people remember that the chief element Of
Opposition is Know Nothingism. The hydra head
Of "Sam" has been severed, it is true, but hum
dred Others alike hideous and deformed are spring
ing forth in its place. Let us, next August not
only lop off these heads but so the necks that
no other heads can ever sprout from them.
The grandiloquent boasting Of our neighbor is
hardly equal to that he INDUCED in in regard to the
Virginia election The lesson he might have derived
from that had he not been too old to learn, would
have prevented his present Dragging and rash asser
tons. He announced positively that Goggn would
be elected Governor of Virgins, but Goggin wasn't
From this We may know Whist value to plac,
upon his assertions that Smith, Gilmer, Leach ant
Vance will be elected As usual the Democratic
party is to be klled-untl the election and is ther
certainly dead-until the voting is heard from
The concluding lines Of the foregoing extract re
mind US Of Tennyson's foolish War song" Of
"Riaemen, riaemen, rifemen, form!"
And our only reply is,
Register, Register, Register-dosf!
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PAIRED OFF.

Davis, (Dsm.,) MsA Csmssea Rsp. Pa
The following article 6oa he Sssslsri Il Aprl
I, 1854 gives The sesioa a he Hesss On he L.
compton bill and shows Mr. Gilo@ "ehssk By
jovl" With the blaek Republicans:
On Thursday laas he Heass d Representative
took up the Senatss hil 10 smis he Sssss a ksa-
90 with he Leco@ptoa CenssisusieaI
Ths first motion - 10 ssjses he bl1 u -
not Ssjectsd-ysa ~ nays Isl. An shs @s0hsn
from this State voted against syjsesine L. ~.
MoateomTy. al Pa, then moved 10 ssssks cd sll
a de original biu s1csVs IL snarsing elauns nd
inset Q suhstisuta Iha suhseisuss b Mr. Cssssss-
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posed b. Ms. Csittsadsa IN he Sonata taasnseA q
Il MOI oay provides 81 ssadiag hsrk Ne tecuopsss
constitutes % b ve:sd o. b. he ysess q ksaaN
and In IL event q 10 r,sesioa. 81 de esasaisa
q snetAr esassitstiea. bat gsesa.. s,ss ~ ~
Seaas ~ b admitted vish III ssesaa esasssusisa
u ths psep,s a ksasas sdsps 4 b ~ sap,s ~.
clsmssjoa a he FRESHEST IkN ~ Psuaas.s b
susAosissd az uadR IL csaaeisusisa q ~ Usissa
Seaaa. b en- b - sslAestssD - sasps n sAvsses
ososiisusioa vhicA CsaQso ~ sss0 ssss -
e.naos know 70 b sspse,keaA - = sseis Shss
into u Uaiea usa3 4 vi9Asss ~ ses;sa - y
sithsF e ~ Heuss - - Ssae1A
". Quisnan shsa Submitted - . suAseiouos ~
ths sulsaisnss q Mr. 1eelepo9y. IL Qigisal So.
sas blIl. szciudae thssAva IL hilsvtag haCnN
known - Gsssas sasadasas:
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- shodp q in4inV ~ dGAs q - psspss snsaS
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~ We call the attention of those going North
70 the advertisement Of the summer arrangement
VI the New-York and Virginia Steamship company.
!" will be seen that the fare on the steamers has
Oeen considerably reduced making this route cheap
@ than any other.
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Lawyers Licensed.
The Supreme Court, which met in this city Q
Monday last licensed the following young srntlcme
% practice in the County Courts Of the State:
Macon T. Digger, Warrenton.
George 7. Moore, Plymouth.
H. W. Horne, Cumberland
H. E Baughn, Salisbury.
J. 8. Barnes, Wilson.
W. E Cannady, Granville county.
j. T. Morehead, Greensboro.
J. W. Graham, Hi!lsboro,.
Lee N. McAfee, Shelby.
John p. Barnes, Halifax county.
L. A. Durham, Shelby.
s. N. Stanford, Alabama
Fred Phillips, Tawboro'.
John T. Waldo, Hamilton.
Chas. H. Thomas Louisburg
VIM. X. Barham,
French Strange, Cumberland
R. W. Singeltary, Pitt county.
r. B. Caldwell, Charlotte.
Pet W. Green, Yorkvills, s G.
VIM. A. Holland, Kinston.
jesse hafgraVe, Lexington.
W. C. Lord, Salisbury.
L. Mitchell,
W. H. Young. Granville county.
R B. Houston, Kenansville.
O. N. Brown, Mecklenburg.
Jas. Y. Scales, Henry, Va.
Chas. N. Graham, Newbern.
Louis Hilliard, Nash county.
D. X. Bennett Brunswick county.
W. L. Read, Sunsbury, Gates county.
j. l. Steward, Chapel Hill
And the following in the Superior Courts:
Duncan J. Devane, New Hanover.
George W. Brooks, Wake.
Philip T. Hay, Rockingham.
Seaton Gales, Wake.
Geo. s. B. Harris, Granville
Geo. c. Woodley, Lenoir.
David G. Allen, Brunswick.
VIM. s. Norment Robson.
Jno. N. Perry, Carteret
Benz. B. Barnes, Wilson.
Hugh T. Brown, Wilkes
Rory McNair, Robson.
Geo. N. Duskin, Orange
Saml s. jackson,
Henry B. Short Washington.
VIM. l. Alexander, Lincoln.
Clement Dowd, Moore
Andrew J. Boyd, Rockingham.
Williams, WARREN.
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80. ssss - ~ - e ss .
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CANDY MAXrFACTO0r
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$4,000
nosuus N uusssln sIIIS0
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HfH srsssy a. suswsp .ss.~s ~, -.
~ ns 60 - ssgs Aossss - 4, 80, - 90 =,
MssS esss~s ~ eAnR wsus 90 0s~susa9 aa1 enD
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Ellis majority,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-12
$500 REWARD FOR TIE RECOVERY OF
STOLEN JEWELRY.

nS THE NIGHT OF THE 26th of August,
~ my Store was broken into and robbed OF be-
tween $1,000 aud $1,000 worth Of WATCHES
| and JEwELRY. The following is a description Of
| the WATCHES stolen:
| A Gold double back English Lever Watch, BY
| NJ. J. Tobias & Co., 25sji, Liverpool.
| Gold Hunting English Lever, by Joseph John
| son. Liverpool. No. l9lss.
Gold, tred gold) old fashioned French verge, by
| Goicmar fires a Gencve, B23i.
Gold Anchor Lever, with Gold dial, hy +. Ca
4 lame, Geneva, (ll0G9, case mark
| Cola Hunting Lever, by Adams Co., No.
/ 9Sn2j, Liverpool
| Gold Hunting Anchor Lever, likeness OF Wash
! ington on the case.
| Gold Hunting Anchor Lever, small size.
Silver double back Lever, by Wm Robinson,
| Liverpool, No. llU4.
| Silver double back Lever. by Robinson, No.
| 1920. Liverpool.
Silver Anchor Lever, by Arnold, Adams Co.,
London, No. 1865.
Silver Anchor Lever, by Henry Couryosiers
| Co., GENEVA No. 1871.
| Silver Hunting Anchor Lever, by NJ J. Tobias,
| Liverpool, I, u. 1899 in the case.
Silver Anchor Lever, ny ". J. Tobias, Liver
pool. tlGI9s7 in the case.)
Silver Hunting Anchor Lever, by 7. F. Cooper,
London.
Silver Cylinder Escapcment, by NJ. J. Tobias,
| Liverpool, l9gg7 in the ca.e.)
Silver Cylinder Escar-mcnt, Silver dial, Ly
! Roht. Ro-kcli, Liverpool, Ss1 in the cnse.)
Silver Cylinder Escapement, dial Of, by dubois,
Gcneye, No 21JS
Silver double cased English by T. Roberts, No.
22I33. London.
Silver double back English, by Wilkinson, Liv-
erpool. NJ. 354lG.
Silver double cased English, by A. Thompson,
No. sgiJ London.
ilrnr npb bI. h.p liab n
Silver double back Swiss, by Oliver Quarter
Locle
silver double back Swiss, by Gustave Peret
Chnux lu fnns, lv. Z. 2bj2)
Silver Hunting French winds in the face (3 in
the case.
Silver Old fashioned outside caae of, No. 1913.
Silver French +. ". } T., u il the case.
Composition double back Swiss, L. 4, in the Gaze.
Composition Cylinder Eseapement. by Le Roy
a Pdri-, boss, with fow Others, tho description
oi which ha. not been ascertained.
/ The JEW ELRi consisted Of general sssort
ncnt oi Ladies and Gentrmens Breast Pins; Ear
RIGGS, uf every variety; a large number Of Finger
Rings, Medallion Locket., Clasps for Bracelets
and Beads. Necklaces, Coral Loops for Children-
sleeves. Gold Pens, Silver Pencils. Silver Tooth
Pick. Slides for Guard. Steel Tweiers, Pearl
7 Handle Pen Knives. silver Tea Spoons and va
ric;y II other article.
The letters bn a III j ] b tr 60, in various comb
nations, will be found traced inside the Finger
Ring. AMI other articles ot Jewelry, and ON card,
attached to Pins. Ear Ring, &c.
~ 4 reward II 500 i, offered for the recovery
ofihe GOODS, and S2uU on conviction Of the thief.
OF l5-2a~'w BENJAMIN BARTON.
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DRY GOO D. S, & c.
cprc1AI NOTICE.

WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING a LARGE
w additional supply Of FANCY and DoMtS-
TIC DRY GOODS. which in c"nnsNioh WIN our
previous purchases. renders our stock uhuSua'lS
attractive. Having had the advantage "' 'he ia'e
New York and Philadelphia auctions, We are en-
abled 10 offer very many HooDo 1T n'"'n "'''"
the cost Of importation.
Plain aud Fancy DRESS SILKS
silk Robes. in all the desirable colors
Plain Black, Taictta. Armour, and dro da Epson
SILKS
Mou,lains and Ealcutia Robes
Super Printed French DcLanes
Byalere and plain PopliRs
Satin Face and Crepe Finished French Merih"es
French MerinoeS and CashmercS
Satin Alcions and Pole De Chcrre
Vrlours and Moutchelo Cloths
French and English Chinizes. neat styles
Ladies French Lawn and Linen Cambria Hand
kcrchiefS
Plain. Hemstichcd, and Embroidered, III great va
riety and very cheap
French EtnhruidcricS. Of every KIND
Ladies Merno and six Vests
Woolcn and Cotton Hosiery. all kihd"
White and cuored CorsctS
Hoop skirts and skirt supporters, best styles
SHAWLS.
Broche. stella, Mantiila, and Blanket shawls
A beautiful stock al CloakS
Black and culorcd Clnaking Cloths and tringes
MOURNING GOODS.
Super BomhazncS and AlpaccaS
Poplin> and Nalcncas
silk Warn Cashmcre and TamiSc Cloth
Single and double width French MoussncS
French and English Mcrln"cS
Lavclla Cloths and DcBeges
Crepe and Love Wells
English and Italian CrepeS
FLANNEl.S.
1914 French for Skirings
- Swan Skin aud Saxouy, extra heavy
SaNouy and Welsh do
SUPER White, Red, Yellow, Grey, and Domestic do
Sucking Flunncis variety OF c"lors
BLANKETS.
"a. lU-t. Iii. l2.4, ard l3-i super and common
Bed Blankets
Servants Blankets in all grades
Crib and Cradle Blankets
Ready made Comforts
White and cvlorcd Counterpaincs
Linen and Cotton SLrctings and Pillow Castings
Super Bed Shcctings best brands
Irish Linens, heavy ard medium. warranted pure.
CLOTHS.
Black and Fancy rol"rcd Cloths hest makes
Black coorci. and plain Beaver Cloth
Peter Sham and Pilot do
Plain Black. Ribbed and Fancy English and
French C,,ssimcrc>
Domestic do: Rcrcilaut and Fcreic do
Velvet, silk and WOODEN Nestings
Ready made Town Shirts
silk and Merino Under Shirts and Drawers
Linen IIundkcrcliefs. thcmmcd;) silk do
PULLED CLOTHS.
100 pieces Fulcd Cloths, some very superior
Gcrlnantown. Pcuitentiary. and Country LinsicS
KcrS,ys. Georgia pladS. Osnaburss, DomcSti@S
White and coiorcd Canton FlannelS
servants ready. made Pea Goats and Jackets
CARPETINGS. OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Velvet aud Brussels. 3-ply sup Ingram
WurStcd, Wu"lrn. and Cotton Venetian do
List. Rag, and Hemp do
Crumb Cl"ih.. Bookings, Druggci,, Rugs, MattS
Carpet Stools. &c.
4 to i ward wide Floor oil Cloths. cut to suit.
oct 2i--lm &; X. WITMER BROS.
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4 CARD.-ENOCH GRIMES respectfully IN
n forms h:s friends aud the public generally. that
Ii. ha. associated with him his son JAMES J.
GRIMES and under the firm name OF T.. GklMES
4 son. we have resumed al the old .;"hd on arr
fax street. the STOVE. AND TIN WARE BlSl.
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. AMI hope and
.Npect ,o conduct the same. to merit the conn
dencc and patronage Of all who may give u 4 cali
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially t. out door work, both in town amt
country. such .,,
EO0FING. GETTERfNG "n8 SPotIIA"'
A.I All kind, Of Sroyc and Furnace Work, and
Jobs thar require skill and experience
All J"nhiug and Repairing attended 10 IN person.
our Stock rf STOVESis intended 10 sut the
want, ofcvery body. We arr determined to please
both in work done and goods cold. uar expense
are small aui We shall he content With slal pr"h..
zs,- Order. from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended 70.
i--Iv f. GRIMES 4 son.
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GORGE SIGG ERS,

BOOK BINDER md FAPEK KILEK.
w. - Prince Street, "pposiic he Ga=cH' ONcs.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
MUSIC. Magazines. and old Books bound III
NI any style. nl>" RUE. and make 10 order.
any description of BLANK BOOKS. which will
warrant 10 hv maie Of the best paper and materials.
and bound in the strongest manner. Eank Officers,
Bankers. Merchants. Clerks oi Courts. Hotel Keep
er>. Insurance Companies, and all wh" want Blank
Books are respectfully invited I" give me u cali
iy IF
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PROFESSOR A. G. PoLrI,

Grod"o'' u bs "fn'crrs.,y cf France"
nF TIE Faculty Of Letters, and Of the Facul
~ ~ . Sciences IL Puris, tenders his services
teacher Of fronch, Italian, and Ancient Lam
guasssi also, Of Painting and Drawing in their
yariou. branches, viz: Mechanical, Topograph-
cal. Pen and Ink, and Portrait Drawing.
He refers with permission 10 Genry DANGER
field. esq. Francis L. Smith. esq, John Burke.
esd. Benz amin Lambert, esq, and DR.. Francis j.
Murphy.
TEHNS OF TrrTloS.--Per quarter Of "a lessons.
private instruction, 10 one scholar $l2; two schol-
ar SlO three scholars s.. Terms for larger
classes to be agreed upon. Apply at No. l6,
Fatrfax-street. sep 2S-2awtf
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sorM MAIL ARK>NGENENTS.-lhe follow
n, are the present Mail arrangements at
~ irxndria Post Ohce:-
n, Northern Nail will close. daily. at and
,.nsk. D. M, except on Saturdays-then at ! o.
,,.kp m. There j. a mail for Washington City
AIS closing al 2 p. IN. on Saturdays.
Ii. Mail for Richmond VA, and all South OF
g,amona. will close At J. a. m. and T. m, eX-
-, IN Suuiays-thcn at )! a.
T5, Mail, fnr the Orange and Alexandra and
y,a..,,, Gap Railroads. Warrcnton. Middleburs,
II Fairfax {. H. close daily at u Il. IN. There
,.aa mail for the Manassas zap Railroad on sun
..y.
The Mail for the Leesburg route will close on
yaiars. Wednesdays. and Fridays. at ?. m
!,.re /, mail for Leesburg. via Baltimore and
t'N Railroad closing 1T p. m, on tuesdays,
la4..ily>, and sundays.
The Mail for the Alde route will close at ! a. m,
I...lays Thursdays. and Saturdays.
Tie Mail for the Occ"quan route will close ut D
n Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Tie Vail for the Theological Seminary VIII close
a. = a... iaily. except Sundays.
The Nail for Norfolk. Portsmouth, and the East
,.l Saore Of Virginia. closes at and 9p m, except
"a >aturiayS NJ p. IN.
The Office will open every day except sunday
/, :. o'clock. A. NJ close daily al d L. NJ, and
I'll bs oprnei from !. to 7. NJ, for delivery of
ia mail, which arrives AT =. vi from the North.
0Bce hours on sunday from to A. NJ, and
t.,m u ~ 7. VI.