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gGaorenldger, 1855
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
The Right of Visitation.

As construed by lody Of BioomsJ"'y
square, mho knors nothing rhafrrer adoW
politics. No lady or gentleman should
think of paying visit early in the morning,
AZ the chances are the ladies are not up, or
scarcely recovered from the fatigues OF the
preyious evening, or too unneryed to be visl-
BILE. IN. B.-None but tradesmen call the
first thing in the morning. If the young
ladies whom you are visiting have their bon
nets on, your good sense should tell you not
to stop two OF three hours, as You should
conclude that, being dressed. they are natu-
rally anxious to 90 out. If you are accident
ally shown into a wrong room, good manners
should teach you not to take any notice OF
any articles Of wearing apparel that may be
scattered about the place, for the industrious
purpose of being mended. If there Is u
smell of roast mutton steaming through the
house at two or three o'clock, you should be-
lieve the representation that is made to you
by the mamma, that it is hot luncheon, and
not lump to the conclusion that the family
are dining at that vulgar hour. If you call
and find the young lady of the house ousliy
engaged in talking earnestly to handsome
gentleman in the conservatory, or Whisper
ing lowly in recess, or looking conilden-
ally out of window together, you should
take the hint, and rightly consider that you
are one too many, by retiring as speedily as
possible. If you have the right of visiting,
you should tutor yourself TO believe what the
servant tells you, and not put suspicious
constructions upon his answers, by secretly
believing that the family is in, when he fatty
tells YOU they are all out. If you are al,
WAYS denied admission, your vanity should
not blind you to the fact that it is highly;
probable that you may not be an especial
favorite with the fair inmates of that estab'
lishment, and you should refrain, in delicac,y
to them, as well as ont of respect to yourself
from calling there again. You are not JUS
tilted in carrying the right of visitation t.
the extent of a persecution. II there arc
children in the room, polItcness should
prompt you (be you bachelor or not to take
some little notice of them. If YOU will cal
some FIVE or ten minutes before the dinner
hour you have no right to take 1t as an
affront because you are not invited to remain
and partake of it.-Punch's Pocket Book .Jo'
1859
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08

TIME undersigned desires to place this Machine
i before the public soieiy apo" It' merits con
vineed that il will establish itself as general
fayorite with all classes, and particularly among
families
The Sewing done by the REVOLVING LoopER
(which, with other novel and important devices
embraced in this machine, are covered by RECENT
PATEyrs) is superior TO that done by any other
Single Thread Machine. each loop of the stitch
being twisted half revolution after 1t has been
drawn through its predecessor, by which means a
irncr and more secure stitch is obtained than mas
hitherto been accomplished by Sewing Machines
of this class producing seam for all practical
purposcs, equal to that of any Oo"bfe Ihredd
WIchine possessing at the same time the advah-
tage of gysn;cr simplicity. The beauty and accu-
racy of il. mechanism is exhibited in the fact that
il is capable of making.
1000 STITCHES PER MINUTE.
This Machine is comparatively NoIsELRss IN
ITS OPERATION which ladies will regard rs de-
sideratum, and as all kinds of work can be done
on the WILCOX 4 GIBBS MACHINE; and 1t
is not in the least liable to arrangement, (even IN
the hands of the most inexperienced,) AND NEVER
DROPS STITCHES, it must commend Itself every
where. ms emphatically
THE MACHINE FOR THE FAMILY.
Prices S25 to S3j, rith Tnbie and T|eade C"mptefe
1t will be observed. that no pains or expense has
been spared by the Manufacturer IN the production
Of these Machines as the workmanship will com
pare favorably with the highest priced Sewing Ma,
chimes in the market. and rs the parts are all
made interchanynLi. they can be readily replaced
in ease of accident. For sale by
an at C. c. BERRY, 70 kingst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
A Strange Craft and Strange Voyage.

In the Chicago harbor, short distance
from the Burlington railroad bridge, lies II
strange looking craft. 1t is not easy to des-
cribe it. In general appearance it may be
likened to a Mississippi flat-boat, OF small
size, and yet it is very unlike Mississippi
fiat boat. ''Amidships" is placed portable
steam-engine and boiler of twelve-horse pow
er, which connects by shaft gearing with a
paddle-wheel at the stern, the propelling APP
paratus of the craft.
The "hull" (if not the whole of this re-
markable steamboat is built of material
known to lumbermen as two-inch plank.
The name of this singular craft is Geneva,
and if its appearance is remarkable, Its ms
sion is still more So 1t is bound for Pixies
Peak! 1t is the design of its commander to
leave this port next week, the day will be
hereafter announced and steam through
the Illinois and Michigan canal to the Hi
nois river, down the Illinois to the Missis-
sippi, up the Mississippi to the Missouri. up
the Missouri to the Platte, up the Platte to
the South Fork, up the South Fork to the
city of Auraria, the golden depot of that
Pike which lifts its snowy Peak in the dis
lance.
The officers and crew of the Geneva will
number about twenty-five men, and Captain
Bartholomew c. Yates is commander. Her
cargo will consist provisions for six months
and the machinery for saw-mill to be erect
ed at Auraria on the arrival of the craft at
that point. The steam-engine used to pro-
pei the boat on her long voyage will then be
degraded to the task Of propelling saw
mill.
The length of this novel voyage is some
what over fifteen hundred miles. Captain
Yates expects to accomplish it within three
months, provided no unlocked for delay
should happen. The greatest difficulty is
to be encountered in the Platte. This stream
is one which has never been navigated by
steamboats, to any great distance. 1t is rep
resented az wide and shallow stream, with
swift currents and numerous sandnars.-
But should the Geneva find it swollen by
the spring floods, as is not unlikely she WILL
the navigation may not be very difficult
Drawing only ten inches Of water, she will
be able to proceed with sixteen or eighteen
inches in the channel.-Nicqyo Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
ICOMNUSICATRD.
nsmocratic Meeting at Salem.

A., meeting of the Democrats of Salem
p,ociDct, held pursuant to notice. on Satur-
iar the Goth March, Mr.. B. Saunders was
ai,oa 70 the Chair and T. c. Allen appointed
Secretary. s...oa h.,
W. !, Hlipstein in few appropriate re-
, ,n to be, to appoint Delegates to repre-
'a", this Precinct in the Convention " be
LILA ot Warrenton next Monday.
'e nn notion, it was resolved, that the Chair
I'm, a Committee Olive to select Delegates
- ssid Convention.
I" T Ta,a Committee selected consisted of the
u 'm limo Gentlemen: p. A. Klipstein, Jas. G.
i m,;" r;so L. Cochran, Vim. II. Lake and
a. "a Brown. which Committee chose, as del
no. nr. the following gentlemen.
s' W RiIev, +. C. Allen. Bennett Saunders,
Curlett. Capt. Geo. II. Creel. Robt.
d. - Horner, Jno. e. Davis, Thomas
% o,,, ". r. Welch, Il. {. Bradley, r. A.
LAWYER adod .o
the list Of delegates. NY,
,.m D, Scott is the unanimous choice OF tins
meeting. aud tnat inc ueiega'os io'" 'n,'
nrari,ct be instructed to use all honorable
pssns 10 secure his nomination by said Con-
The following resolutions were then read
and unanimously adopted by the meeting:
p,.nIv.i lst, That we recognize but one mode
sL;.b rho members Of the Democratic party
":O h. held Lound to support candidates for any
I,;,i Office. and that is by regular Convention
S,br whole party constituted in the old-fashioned
and ,ine-honored mode.
Resolved End. That We repudiste all attempts
or snr atbs1 oe
po.,Iy,d Srd That we consider ourselves, as
democrats, entirely free TO vote in the ensuing
Tongres,ioual election, according to our pleasure
and preference. unless q Convention, constituted,
- mentioned in the lst resolution select candi-
date for the party.
Scc'ry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
OBITUARY.

D,yn. or the 18th ult., A. HAMILTON, ESQ.
Had ne lived until May next, he would have en-
tered his eighty ninth year The evening OF TINS
long life he spent with his son, the Rev. Alfred
Hamilton. d. D., in Fagg's Manor, Pennsylvania,
q, whose house he br.ahed his last. The deceased
Ior.i the house of God, and was never absent
when the sanctuary was opened, unless nihdereu
by some pressing in6rmity OF other speclsl Pro'l-
dence. The doctrines and order of the Presbyte-
ran Church were dear to him, and has iaith rested
with implicit confidence upon the grace Of God rs
az, forth in her standards The promise of God in
Chris, was his only stay and his great comfort a.
passnp through the dark valley. Among many
;nd;cation, of his state Of mind a. his end ap-
prosched. he said, IL am full Of JOY and gloryj
and when asked little later if he was happy In
the Lords presence, he whispered his reply with
great distiuctness Perfectly, perfectly, perfectly
lie WAS the last Of his immediate family, and but
two sons survive him--one now in Oregon, with
whom he had resided for many years and whom,
indeed. he fully intended to follow to the Pacific
coast. Divine Providence made other arrange
ment for him. and his days were closed with ms
Younger son in Chester county, Pennsylvania. His
end was peace, and his memory will long be cher
ishcd by many surviving friends. H.
DIED, GABRIELLA AUGUSTA, daughter of
William c. and Mary T. Yeaton, born on the eth
OF January ldSl, ulcu OH tne mothihS VI sho ''n
inst Rty- Her funeral will take place this sfter-
noon al o'clock.
DIYp. in Washington, after protracted illness
on the 18th instant, at I o'clock, p. NJ, SUSAN A.
HARRISON. wife Of Robert NJ. Harrison, and
eldest daughter Of the late Samuel Hardness, in
the Goth year Of her age.
DIEp, on Sunday night last, at the residence o
her mother m Culpeper County, of consumption
Mss MILDRED GIBSON, daughter of the lat
Col. J. G.. Gibson. She was most estimabie ant
picus young lady, and beloved by all who knew
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-08
LIVE STOCK AGENCY
RY LANES RICHARD SM00T.

At THE SOLICITATION OF SEVERAL
n friends have been induced TO establish an
agency for the sale of CATTLE, SHEEP, &C., in
this and the District markets, Washington and
Gcorgetowu.) Having the advantage of lots and
pastures convenient to the Cattle Scales, persons
favorng me- with eonsignments of their stock, are
assured that they will be properly cared for. and
sold TO the very best advantage at the lowest rate
of commission. most respectfully solicit the pa
tronage of the farmers and graziers throughout
tae State, and for punctuality and possibility
refer them to the following named firms and in
diyiduals:
Col John NJ Harrison, Loudoun County. Va.
DR.. W. Is. Cochran, %
B. F. Rixey, Fauquer County, Virginia.
\. Loughborough, %
T. A. Brewis. Alexandria, Virginia
Marshall 4 Ward, - -
p s. Any information desired will be cheerful
ly given, +" addressing me at Alexandria, Va.
NH 29-colm j. Il. ,.
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SPRING SUPPLIES OF CHINA, GLASS, AND
QUEEN WARE

YNHE subscribers now receiving their
SPRING SUPPLIES Of
CHINA, GLASS. AND QtEENSWARE,
CONSISTING OF
WHITE GRANITE DINNER SETS
Do. do. TOILET do.
Do do TEA do.
White, Gilt. and Decorated, China, Dinner, Toilet
and TEA SETS: also
c. C.. blue edge and DISH WARE, Of all descrip-
tons.
In GLASSWARE, our stock is unusually com
plete, comprising all of the newest patterns.
WINDOW GLASS, Of all sizes, from by ., to
IS by 50.
We would invite particular attention to our as
sortment, containing many new and handsome
STYLES. Country Merchants and dealers generally
are requested to call and examine our stock as We
can convince them that il is useless for them to 90
farther, to lay in their supplies in our line.
NH lT-ao3w X. Ii. MILLER. son d co.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
The Rhode Island Election.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The American and
Republican State ticket was chosen to-
day, except the Lieutenant Governor and
Treasurer, of whom there was no choice.
The Legislature is largely Republican,
Brayton, American Republican. is elected
to Congress in the Western District but
there was no choice in the Eastern District in
consequence of there having been two Re
publican candidates The aggregate Con-
gressional vote in this district was upward OF
5000 of which about 1900 was Democratic.
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MARRIED.

In New Orleans. February Path, 1859, by tho
psr Dr., Palmer. Col. DAVID NJ. FULTON, of
w,s;.,ippi. and Miss EUGENlA FlTZHUGH,
rounrsst daughter of John Fitzhugh, of Prince
William County. Va.
4, Alporine Camp, Tuolumne county, California,
IN Thursday morning February gath, 1859, at the
residence of the brides father. by Rev. S. s. Har-
mon, Col. EDWARD L. r. WHAT, of Jamestown,
formsrly of fredericksburg. Virginia, 70 Miss
SARAH r. LEONARD, formerly Of Charleston,
EirrinR
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J. AIM A N &C.
M A RINE LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-APRlL Z.
SAILED.
Schr William, Snowman, Boston. flour by b. H..
Lambert.
Schr. X. II. Shannon, Marts, Boston, by T. j..
Mehafey.
Schr Rcbecca Knight, Endicott, Boston, by D.
y. Smith
Schr. H. X. Dunton. Pinkham, Bath, Me-, by
ID. B. Smith.
Schr Ann d.. Newton. New York, by James c.
Nevctt
Propeller {. G. Alger, Shore, Philadelphia, by
Vim. H. Fowlc & Son.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Jane y. Baker. Nannsmsn, for this port,
sailed from Providence, 18th inst.
Schr. Elliott, Weaver from Boston. for this
port. arrived at Holmes Hole, 3rd inst.
Schr. Alex. Henderson. Smith. from Boston, Tor
this port was in Dutch Island Harbor, 4th inst.
Schr. Henry Tra,ers, Jones, from this port, ar
rived al Norfolk. 4th inst.
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CO M N E r C l A L
The Markots.

BALTIMORE, April Flour closed steady; How
ard street and Ohio S625. Wheat closed quiet
white Sl.SO@sl.7O for fair to primc do. red Sl45
MSl.52 Corn closed quiet; yellow 500 SEE; white
74M77c. Provisions dull; bacon sides %; pork
closed steady: mess $3.50. Wbiskey closed dull;
Ohio at Use.
New YORK, April Flour is heavy partially
lower. State. S5.OO@ $3.50: Ohio S6.40@S6.6O
Southern S60OGt $3.50. Wheat closed heavy;
Southern and white Zoe. Corn closed very dull
mixed S9c yellow s7@s9c Pork closed dull
mess Sl7.37@ sl7.7j: prime sl2.5O@ Sl362,-
Lard closed dull, at lOi@ll!c. Whisky closed
dull at 27@27ic. Stocks generally are higher
Va. 6's 9s;: Mo. 6's SO.
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Tho southern Pacific Railroad.

NEw ORLEANS, April 6.-The MARSHALL
(Texas) News states that the suit OF the
State VS.. the Pacific Railway Company, for
the forfeiture of their charter, has been de-
cidcd in favor Of that Company.