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SDbnitOns Sniprance Stppms.

.| ~ ONNObDIlLNERG
Telers Wfdrtltes iln6 Reconsideration
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PanftltN erfsBt. Etps. 3. SpbnRpn
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QStdDflQ fllr CEinipnnNerer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
MARRIED.

In Augusta. Georgia, on the sth instant. Mr.. W.
III. FRAZER. of Augusta, to Miss GEoRGlANA
MUSE, Of Fredericksburg, Va.
On Tuesday, the 18th instant. i'll the First Pres
by,erian Church. ny the Rev. 1 '. Moore. ID. d.,
Mr.. ROBERT I. TAYLOR, and Miss u LA A,
youuges, daughter Of the late Dr.. Archibald ).
Woodbridge, all of Richmond City.
In Stafford County. Novemb cr 5, by the Rev. j.
e. Rowe. Mr. RICHARD L. M0NTElTI. and
Miss GEORGIANA ROWE, both Of stafford
County, Va
At the parsonage, in Fredericksburg, on the 9Th
Of November BY the Rev. &. {. Pearson. Mr.. JOHN
DOGGErT. to Miss J. A. BARRoCk, both OF
Lancaster, Va.
Byte same. on Wednesday, the 9th instant, Mr..
JOHN WEBB. to Miss ISABELLA cox, both
of Fredericksburg. Va.
On Saturday last, by the Rev. A. 4. Hodge,
Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR, to Miss MARY ".
NEWTON. both of Fredericksburg. Va
At the Commerce Hotel in Fredericksburg, on
Sunday morning, 10th instant. by the Rev. b. r.
Warwick, Mr. EDMOND TOMPklNS. Ia Miss
ELIZABETH BEAZLEY, both Of Spotsyivauia
County, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24

REMARKS.-There wAs considerable falling
of in the receipts of Grain. and the offerings on
Change were light. The market was dull. but in
prices there was no decline. In Flour there were
but limited transactions at figures given above,
which are the same as quoted for several days
past. The receipts fair, but the demand 10
inactive. There were not 5000 bushels OF
Wheat offert on Change, but there was limited
enquiry, and the bidding was not at all brisk.
We notice sales OF fair and good white At 1900.
l33c, aud red at llS@e ll9c.-prices OF the pre-
vious three days. Corn i wanted, but scarce, and
prices are firm, but unchanged, viz; 1Sc. for new,
and SOFA Sc. for old. In Rye there were no
transactions reported, and We have no change to
make in quotations. The article is III limited sup
ply, with good demand. Oats are dull, aud I'M
changed in price. Apples (grcen) are IN llght
supply and good demand, and sell al S2250
$3.50, according TO quality. The receipts Of
dressed Hogs increasing, and the weather Is
much more favorable for packing. We quote 50
&, $3.50 p 100 tts., an Improvement. A quantity
Of slaughtered Beef, of fine quality, was on the
market, and sold at S4@ySi.5O e 100 lbs. Wool
is in demand, and prices firm, with an upward
tendency. Common unwashed brings $50 Zoe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Al meeting !! the Board Of Aldermen, held on
, Tuesday evening, November 22d, 1859. there were
present,
Mcs,rs. Fowe. Bryan, Armstrong, Lambert, and
( Barton.
The President being absent, Mr.. Fowie was APP
pointed President pro ten.
Messrs. FVwe and Lambert were excused from
serving the Committee, 10 whom referred
tnat portion "thc report otthe Committee ofStre.t,
;of &c. II, l,5g.l relating 10 the Orange and Alex
andrlL Railroad Company.
McSsFs. Bryan and Armstrong were appointed
III their place.
The following orders passed By the Common
Council, were received, and their action concurred
in:
Ordered. That the curbstones be reset and the
gutter paved III front ui the residence Oi james i.
Close, tie southwest corner Of King ami Fayettc
streets the usual terms, under the direction OF
the Superintendent of Police. Also,
Ordered, Tha; the gutter Oh tao west side of
Wasin tun street, from Princess To Oronoco street,
be paved with brica, aud II necessary, the curb
stones be reset the usual terms, under the direc
ton of tue superintendent OF Pc Ice.
The petitions If J. NJ. Newton aud Edward
Evans, asking ror remission OF taxes improperly
caar=ed--Guterrcd by the Common Council to the
Committee on Clalms-werc received ana their ac-
ton comcgrrrd IN.
lnc following order together with cOullnulil-
cation from the late Mayor, Geo. p. Wise. esq,
REFERRED by Common Council 10 the Committee Oh
Claims, received and referred 10 special Com
mttcc OF two from eacn Board.
(Messrs. Smith and Barton were appointed ON the
part oi this Board
Ordered, That the Auditor issue his warrant in
favor of the commanding officer OF the Mount Yer
non Guards for the sum Of two hundred dollars, IN
compensation Tor services rendered by said com
pany, patrol, upon the rcquisition of the late
Mayor, George p. Wise.
The petition Of the officers Of the l15th Regi
ment Virginia Militia, asking permission to use
the old Court room. or one OF the set apart
for II Museum. AZ an Armory and Drill room,
der such regulations Council may think proper
to make. referred 10 the Committee on Public Pro-
perty tor n report by the Common Council. was re-
cevci, and their action coucurrel in.
An order that the Guardians OF the Free School
be directed I" furnish desks and seats for sand
school provided such desks and seats do not cost
more than one dollar ana twenty five cents for each
desk, including seat Tor each pupil, exclusive Of
Schools by the Common Council. was received, lnd
their action cOncurrei in.
The following order referred by the Common
Council 10 the Committee on Streets, Was received
and their action coucurred in:
Ordered, That The Superintendent, of Police be
directed To have the Alley, extending from Water
to Union street, between Cameron and Queen
streets, pu, i'll proper repair.
The Board then ad Journcd.
Testc: {. POWELL, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-24
OBITUARY.

A5cciioDute Tribute I" The .Nomnrg 81 ANNE VI.
WoupHor .E-Whcn the old die. and are gathered
10 their fathers crowned with years. say 1T is
well but when tho young are called away, when
they droup and die. rs flower nipped by an
timely frost how our hearts. our human hearts.
bel within us. and we cry out IN anguish. why is
it, Thus has passed away ANNIE NJ. daughter
Of DIR. Addison Saunders, wife Of W. W. Wood
house, in the early bloom Of womanh"od. while
il was vet day, her sun went down but shall
not the Judge of all the earth do right" She
young to die, yet not unPrepared--.or when, III
other years God, by his providence. removed from
earth first mother then father, and she was left
an orphan. she heard the voice Of Jesus saying,
Come unto me all &c that are weary and heavy
laden, and | will give you rest'-"l will be
father to the fatherlcss.' She listened. and her
heart responded, Father be thou the guide Of my
youth. :" and placing her trembling hand in His
the Mighty tIne-she walked with God, learning
sweet lessons OF patience, faith, and hope, which
lit up with holy radiance the dark valley OF The
shadow of death. Thus sustained by the presence
of her Saviour, when the Death Angel came, she
was ready, aye, willing 10 depart. and be with
Christ. True, many aud dear were the nes that
bound her 10 earth; the love of husband, sister,
brother were hers: yet Heaven possessed greater
attractions for her spirit, purified az was through
suterng-for she bad been carly called 10 suffer
the will Of her Heavenly Father. sweet by the
rest, dear friend, in the bosom OF thy God, secure
from sin, DEATH and change. We would not have
thee back. to battle again with lites ills, it cares,
its temptations. Now thy crown is won, while II
is ours still bear the "The less Of earth,
the more of immortality Is not thine the better
portion! And 10 him, whom she had chosen, but
i've short months ago. to DC her guide through
life. its sunshine its gloom; TO him, the stricken
one, would Jay, give TO her Saviour, and thine,
the heart that was hers, that il may be made meet
for companonship with thy loved one. in yon
bright world, where she awaits thy coming.
MAGGIE.
In Washington. on the 22d instant, WILLIAM
w. STUART, NJ. D., late Of Sussex County, Del
aware.
On the I'D instant, PHILIP I. ELL1COTT.
much esteemed and well known resident of Wash
ington. His very numerous friends will deeply
lament his loss.
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CoAMUNIcATED.
Tha Taanbar's Aaeociatlon

The Teachers ASSOCIATION.
The shor, notice upon which the meeting
II lhe organization Of Teachers Assocla-
tvn was held, having, doubtless, prevented
n. attendance Of many Of those interested,
N adjournment TO next Saturday was agreed
UPON, and it is hoped that all the teachers
. the city about fifty in number) will be
attendance at the Alexandria Library on
hat day. For myself, though | have had
nasy years experience in teaching, ! ex-
!Hi 10 be greatly benefited by the opportu-
aiy d comparing my views on maay points
VIII those Of other teachers, aud | doubt
Mwe shall all find the meetings Of the as
sEsilon both pleasant and profitable. Our
A'y friends Of the profession are invited 10
present, and trust we shall be favored
'A their attendance. Ladies attend such
ae!lngs everywhere else. and find their
aaoezOn with the association i'll every way
Advantageous. A TEACHER.
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CONN

CoANUSICATED.
correspondent Of the American, writing
Nn Charlestown. represents that the Rev.
Aired Griffith had an interview with Brown,
'alch lasted Tor nearly an hour, principally
: 'he subject Of slavery, and they quoted
@iPiure 10 sustain their views, and had
ute cla>hing time Of it." This state
-'A' Is going the rounds Of the papers. aud
Tls II copied III the Gazette, allow me to
\! mat the whole Of it is a fabrication. Rev.
- 'rlihth has not been in Charlestown
"1 or eight wears. TRUTH.
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Loss of the Steamship Indian.

SAcxyiLLg. Nov. 23-The steamship re.
ported broken on the rocks off Guysboro',
Nova Scotia, proves to be the Indian. Only
three persons were lost. She went ashore
on the Dist
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Railroad Accident.

New LONDON, Nov. 22.-The cars on the
Northern railroad last evening ran over and
killed Jno Pollock, man thirty years Of
age, belonging in Dedham, Mass. The acct
dent occurred eight miles above this place.
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A L n A N A c
1859
1859.
NJ A r IN E L l S T
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA--NovE %.


ARRIVED.
Schr. Susan Z. Jayne, Jayne, Albany, lumber to
c. c. Bradley and Green Il Bros.
Schr. Mount Pleasant, Price, Baltimore, lumber
to Waters. Zimmerman Co.
Schr Henry Cole, Ha1elton, Washington, to l.
j. Mehafey.
Schr. John p Hilton Riley, Aqua Creek, wheat
TO c. F. Suite 4 Co.
Schr. Young America. Overflow Potomac Creek
wheat to &. +. Sutte Co.
Steamer 5. Seymour Shore, Philadelphia to ;.
Shinn.
SAILED.
Steamship Mount Vernon, Smith. New ork
by Fowle Co.
Schr. South Wind. Mitchell, Baltimore, wheat
BY C. +. Suttle Co.
Schr. Mary p. Stevens, Crown, Petersburg by
Borden Mining Co.
Schr. Chesapeake Trader, higgins, FrederiekS-
burg. by D. b. Smith.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. J. W Seayer, Nickerson, hence at Boston,
18th inst.
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Death of an Editor.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 23.-Mr. Eastman, Sc
Nor editor of the Union and American. died
this morning ofappolexy. Mr.. +. left Wash
ington only few weeks ago in improved
health.
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Destruction of Cotton.

MEMPHIS, NOV. 2l.-The steamer Ilol-
combe hence for New Orleans, with ,462
bales Of cotton on board, sunk on Saturday
evening, near Helena. The boat will proba
bly be total loss
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New York, November 2l.--Tho Stock market
was active 10 day. A sale Of Government Elves of
1874 was made ut 1859. advance
There was large business in State Stocks. Viz
piuia Is closed at 93s, decline of I, and Missouri
nj S4b, decline Of l. Tennessee Is and California
IS closed the same MS on Saturday
The receipts from the Sub Treasury on Saturday
wers SOS. 05O; total amount in the Sub Treasury
S., 699,397.
The weekly Bank statement shows the following
results:
Loans 1925 $50, 636, an increase Of S%l4,2Si;
specie Sl9743,S7l, decrease OF S443,5s5; circu-
lation SS2S3. $50, decrease of O35: nett de-
posts $40. 81, $40 a decrease Of $685..
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Reported Invasion Of Southern Rights.

NORFOLK. Nov. pa special messenger
has arrived here from North Hampton, on
the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, with intellI-
gence that u conspiracy has been discovered
10 run slaves OFT to Canada from that ocali-
", on the 18th inst, and asking volunteer
force to assist in preventing ans such at
tempt.