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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10
1859
1859.
SPRING SUPPLIES
GRAY. MILLER & CO.
IWJInI E-AiL ONLY


4 RE now receiving their SPRING SUPPLIES,
~ which have been selected with great care and
bought the most favorable terms, and they most
respectfully ask from the Merchants who visit our
market, an examination OF their stock, pledging
themselves I" sell To prompt paying customers,
just a. low ~ the the same quality Of goods can
nc bought cl.whcrc. We maine in part:
- hhds Bro;vn SUGARS, fair TO strictly prince
80 Bills. Crushed, Pulvcrzed and GRADUATED
SUGARS
~ boxes Loaf Sugar
~ bbl. \ b and e Coffee Sugar.
~ hhds and Ticrccs MOLASSES
80 bbls y. .. aud Muscovado do
~ bbls. Various Grades Syrup
500 bags Laguyra, Rio Java and other Cofces
ID half che,,, Black and Green TEAS
900 bpXc. sperm. Atannntine and Mould CAN
DIES
80 boxes Castle, Brown and Fancy Soaps.
% Ibis. Lamp. Tanner and Machine Oil
10 coils Jute Rope
80 dozen Painted Pals
loo boxes ; 40 and 10 ~ ,iln-S
1909 sack. Ashton and other brands, fine Salt
800 sack. Ground Alum 10.
1000 packets Table do.
- boxes Assorted Candles Is tierces Rice, 100
boxes Pearl starch, 80 bbls. Vinegar, % boxes
Rasins - boxes Extract Lockwood, 20 boxes Mac
caroui 600 grocc Matches. - Nests Painted and
4.
Grain Pepper. ~ bag Pimcnto. % dozen WASH
Boards. 100 .ruce Racking, (assorted,J 1901 keams
Wrnliuy Paper - casks super. Carh. Soda, W
bale. Candle Wick, - bales Wrapping Irvine, ~
b,yr, Mustard, 100 dozen Broom, aud Whisps
together with Mal!cr. Alum, Indigo, 'oppcrus
Chalk EPSON Salts ~aitpetre, Ground finger, Rol
Birthstone Gloves. Cinnamon. Ground Coffee, Al
mond.. purty. Numcg.. Mace. Mack'rel and
many other article too tedious to mention.
Corner Kin. and Water streets, Alexandra, Va
NH 10
OTICE.-Thc undersigned have this day
y formed a cU-partnership under the name OF
Tt,LOR 4. CiRTER, for carrying on the
MERCANTILE BUSINESS. III Mildleburg, and
have taken the -rorcnou-c lately occupied by Gen
Roger.
They intend in a few weeks to make their spring
uurcha.cs and to keep constant supply oil
FANCY and STAPLE GOODS, suited 10 the
wants Of the people.
The patronage Of the Enbti" Is solicited.
CORNELIUS :. TAYLOR,
THOMAS r. CARTER.
Milleburg. Va, NH colt
CARD Having sold out to Messrs. TAYLOR
n 4 CARTER desire to wind up my Mercantile
business and request that those Indebted TO ne,
will settle UP and pay u soon ~ possible.
ASA ROGERS.
MtlIlcbur.. Va NH j-eo4t
TLOCR.--50 bbl- Joustbsn gwsrs's best Fsni-
j. " FLOUR, just received, aud for sale BY
teb 22-eoIm !. A. BREWI5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

The Richmond Enquirer says that. "irom
the first moment that Mr.. Letcher's name
was mentioned in connection with the Gov
emorship, Governor Wise announced his III
tcntion to support him if nominated, regard
less of Mr. Lc,cher's course towards himself
in 1850. From this declaration, Governor
Wise has never vet swerved by word or
deed"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

In Philadelphia, considerable excitement
has been created in consequence of the death Of
young girl named Martha Jane Topham, at
house in jefferson street, kept by Doc'ress
and an abortionist named Martha Hudson.
Miss Topham resided with her father and
step mother. About three weeks ago, she
informed her father that she was encieate
which gave rise to quarrel, and she was
driven from the house On the following
day she was taken to the house in Jefferson
street, where she fell Il victim TO the horrld
trade of its occupants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

The Independent order Of Odd Fellows OF
the city of New York are making prepara-
tons for grand national celebration of the
Order on the anniversary Of the establish
ment of the Grand Lodge of the United
States, the Goth of April next; when that
body and large delegations of the fraternity
from all sections of the Union are expected
To be present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

Mr. Letchcropenel the campaign at Wood
stock on Monday. The day was rainy, and
in consequence, there was slim attendance.
lie defended the general course ofthc Admin
istration, asserting that Mr.. Buchanan had
endeavored TO carry out the views which, be-
fore his election. he expressed i'll relation to the
Pacific railroad and speiic duties. Ie"ppo-
sed the alien suffrage and advocated internal
improvements and declared his purpose to
meet Mr.. Go~gin in his own district
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10
4" Death to all Vermin.

As SPRING approaches.
ASrs and RohCuEs.
From their holes come out
And MrcE and RATS.
In spite of Cats.
Gay skip about.
BED-BUGs bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you .lumbcr.
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and ball,
In squads without number
1T Is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH WHAT
certainty, Rats, Reaches, Mice, MOles, "r1uni
Mice, Bed hugs, Ants, Moths, Mosquitoc,. tlens'
Insects on Animals, in short every spcce,o i N'f.
mn are utterly destroyed and erterminated 10y
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Exterminator'
"Costar's" Bed-bug ExterminaIor,
"Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects
Supplied dirsct by mail, To- any address 10 no
United States. "a follows
On receipt of Sl.OO, box Of the RAT, RoArn sc.
Ext.
On receipt Of 200, box each Of the RAT, ROACH
&c Ext and ELECTRIC POWDER, cent postage
paid,) sufficient to destroy the ycrnn ~ any
premises
Sold by DnrGGIs1s and DEALERS eycrywhers.
"CosrARs" PRINCIPAL DEP0r. I2O bEoir"'f'
New York.
p. S.-Circulsrs, terms, &c. sent by mail On
application.
WHOLESALE AGZSrs FOR Va, Mp, &c.
New York, NH l0-6t KIM 1"l'
C,TRAYED from the advertiser, on Saturday
= last, a DUNN MARE, about - or 10 hsnI'
high and in tocrable good order. On each 'ho''
der she has a cut. 1 will give suitable re"aft
for her return 20 me, or any information fha' WIZ
lead 10 her recovery.
NH lea ELIJAH WEDGE
DENTECOST, or the Work Of God Il, i'hni'i-
phia. A. D., 1858, prepared 10y the i''h'
Mems Christian Association, price l"r
Souvenir. Of the Greek and Roman cias-ir Pn'''
in a chronological series, from Homer to Ir!r'.
doms, translated into Engli.h verse, ana nI"ih.'
ted with biographical aud Critical notices ~ ga,
Abraham Elton, author of Il Translation pt Hr''Di'
IN three handsome volumes, $3.50. FOR saIr ~
NH 5 hobl' Dell"
n J.. sMooT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. y.
~. fce. No. II, South Royui,freet, ALEXANDRA
Va. practices in Alexandria, the neishb"f'+
counties, and Washington city. Prompt return
made Of all money collected. mt.
REFERENCES McNeal & Joncs, BAN
more: Mes,r. q. 4 +. Parker & Co., Washing"
city: Messrs Smoot. Uhler d Co., Alsyaudus' 80
Messrs Burke Herbert. Alexandria a.
NH y-ly
DEMOyAI.-ELNCHEL Il BkiIA nav
IL removed to the large and c"mm"diou' DIV
Warehouse 40. I, corner Of ki"g" mo-" '''''
where they intend keeping gene ~ 81 e..
GROCERIES, WINES, and LIQUORS. 70 "n'.'
they invite the attention Of dealers. .,.,.
They solicit consiynments of all kinds OF W
TRY PRODUCE. They also offer their ser VIC.
To receiv. and forward Goods. III" 80
DOBINS0Ns MANIPULATED GUAM,
II have taken the Agency OF thus '%I"''
GCANO, and now have On hand n iul! 'ulp'i' t'.
up in strong bags. ..y
Iii warranted equal 20 any in the '"""''!
will DE sold At currcIt rates. ,,.,.,.rr
NH 4 opposite Pioneer MIL
nAINTS. in Oil: Burnt TIMBER Chrome "i''
il Chrome yellow; Prussian BLU Lhn't
Veuitian Red. just luanufactuIed, ANA ior a.,
JAMES ENTWISLE. JE.'
NH Apo,beeury, ~ ki"s-''f''.'
oooo LBS. PRIME COUNTRY BAI"'
SuUU for sale by Z. ENGLISH bh'
TNXTRA WINTER LARD OIL. Juf IVt"''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

The tone of the Sandman Minister, in his
circular 10 capitalists in regard to a loan for
his Government, is considered as foreshadow-
ing inevitable war between that Power and
Austria. lie complains of the movements on
the part of Austria us menacing towards tia
ly, and, fterrecountins certain things which
are considered in violation of treaties, says
These facts require the Sandman Govern
ment to put itself in IL position to confront the
cventuaiities which such display of forces
on the part of Austria may be taken as the
forerunner" The news by the Europa does
not lessen the probabilities of a rupture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

DAINTS, in Oil; Burnt TIMBER CHROME ,,I
Chrome Yellow; Prussian Blue; Lamp 10"
Venitian Red, just MANUFACTURED. ana j., T..
JAMES ENT"lsLE' "E.'
nh Apotheeary, " hing-'u"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

DOBINSoN's MANIPULATED GUAM.
IL have taken the Agency Of this 'aIu',.'
GCANO, and now have on hand iul! supply t..
up in strong bags. ..i
It's warranted equal 20 any in the country
WIZ - '>''' - " JAMES E. NEvEII,
,,,, o,,r,.fic Pioneer NJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

We have already had harbingcrs of spring.
and on this topic the New York Commercial is
eloquent The blue birds have come, and
are warbling in the gardens and orchards in
honor of the installation of spring. 1t is a
pleasant sign and both cheering and beauti-
fu. \ long and glad farewell to the rigors
of winter, It's naked trees, its voiceless woods,
and its damned up or turbid streams. The
blue birds have come, and when they arrive
sunshine and life gladden. the earth and
make vocal the air. The blue birds have
come bright and gorgeous forcrunners of re-
wing ycrdure and warmtll--the blue birds
that always drive away the blues
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

4 CARD.-EIavins sold out to hessrs: TAYLOR
n ( CARTER. desire to wind up my Mercantile
business. and request that those Indebted 10 ne,
will settle UP and pay u soon ~ possible.
ASA ROGERS.
NiIJlch,Iry Va nh 5-eO4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

nEMOyAL.-EINCHE Il EkiLh ha''
IL removed to the large and commndiou' DIV
Warehouse, No. I, corner Of Hing ""d '"i"" .'''
where they intend keeping general as'or'"''E, -
GROCERIES, WINES, and LlQl uRH. % WI.
they invite the attention Of dealers ...,.,.
They solicit consiynments OF all kinds "i ~
TRY PRODUCE. They also offer their ser'l'1'
tn receive and forward Goods. mn -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

CTRAYED from the advertiser on SaiurIa?
= last, DUNN MARE, about - or 10 hs"''
high, and in tolcrable good order. On each mo"
der she has a cut. will give suitable r'""' ',
for her return 20 me, or any information thar ".'
lead to her recovery.
NH l0--3t ELIJAH "hD'''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-10

ELOrR.--5o bbl-. Jonathan gwsrs's best Pant
i ly FLOUR, just received, aud for sale by
tsb 22-eolm 7. a. BREWI5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

The seguin Journal alas 'Union Democrat.
comes out with column or so Of stuff on the
right of cxpatriation. in which the editor enters
into an argument to sustain the British view o.
the subject prior to 1872, which was that nat
uro1 allegiance 10 governresrt ccnno: be diverted
,oitsou tie concrre,t dc: Of tE9. Prize 10 ,oi0 i
.oas first due. This the doctrine Of the torie.
in 1776, and has been the doctrine of the mon
archists ever since 1t is now the doctrine put
forth by one of the organs of the tangled, sci!
STYLED, national democratic (.) party Of Texas,
which has lately elected Houston Governor Of
Texas It is not the doctrine of the aduinistra-
ton now nor was il ever democratic, whoeTcr
maintained It, This is the first attenpt oi ',ls
'Union Democrat at q political article under Us
new name He quotes Blackstone to prove ry.,,.1 ne
position OF course, if Blackstone IS pon:.Cnl 10;
authorize with him. he suhscrihss 70 ms TisTS f.
rr,o, tho 900, t;onsrv ratriots a. " Coolies ret
81. >, Wen. what viii the organs OF this new
party try next = Teicgrdph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
Correspondence
PAlEsTMF, Sept ., Ia

PALEsTlNF, Sept 3, 1889.
lluN, ions H. HyAO,N.
Drar 81 Our attention has heen called u
the annexed flip from the "ilouston Republic, 80
from which ynu will SEQ that ''thrra will ha o.
grand demonstration at the National Democracy
utuli Montgomery on the "ldrs of September
the 18th, and from which IL al,O appears that II
barbecue has been rendered q Gen, Houston and
others.
You will also observe, In tho artlcl, referred
10, that yuEr name il associated with the names
ol many persons who supported the opposition
ticket and that IL is positively stated that you
will be In attendance On that occasion To cele
brate the victory gained in the late election in
Texas, From the lnet that the use Of your name
in this connection, and rs this movement is sup
posed by some % have reference 10 tho iurnu.
Iion of new democratic party, We have thought
proper 20 call your attention 90 the subject, that
YOU may hnyea an Opportunity of expressing your
views and stating definitely your positions,
Your oh't serv u.
4, 7. RAlNEY,
MATT DALE,
BENJAMIN PARKER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Written for the Dallas lIcril,
I think Of Thso.
LINES TO MISS C. G.. II.

+ishAsA ~ sNAss' - ~ SAs
ny II. r. ..
There's not weeping hour with me,
But hath some cheering ray;
There's not a sigh but thoughts Of thee
Hume liio's troubled way.
And when alone wander far
To gaze ON nature bright,
Thou art the only guiding star,
That leads my steps Alright.
think of thee when yonder krcl
Proclaim the midnight deep,
Aud thou art wrapt in slumber's spell,
With not n tear TO weep -
fancy then that angels breathe
Around thy couch at cy'n,
And with immortal hands they wrcathc
Thy grieiless smile in llcay'n.
think Of one I've often met
In pleasures gayful throng;
Nor can | soon lie made forget
Thy happy school-days long -
Where many sportiye, thoughtless hours,
Two oft times passed with thee,
IN rambling through those shaded bow RS,
Where love first flashed on ne.
Then must now forever part,
To pine in grief forlorn?
And yield thee to another heart,
To mock thy love with scorn?
Oh no, fond one, this must not be-
Accused is his doom,
That would shadow cast DER thee,
To whelm thy heart in gloom.
DALLAS, Texas, Sept. 1lth, 1863.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

STEAMSHIP MATTERs.-The New York cores
pondent of the Charleston Courier writes
"The nominal price paid by the California CON-
panies for the Collins steamers was $500. 900.
but the actual amount paid for them was only
about S7S0,000. The Panama Railroad Gonna
nv ls q stockholder in the new company purchas-
ing these steamers to the extentof S500,00Q and
the Pacific Mail Company has taken an interest
of their company which to-day is quoted at T9.
The P anama Railroad Company purchased the
Atlantic and Baltic (gith their l.bsrslitss, fer
$3.50 900 each, sid ths Pacife Nail con plny 70
. -dristic for e4o0 90 -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
Na.lnr,l nemncrnnv.

There is to 10 grand demonstration OF the
National Democracy at Old Montgomery, on the
"ldcs Of September the 18th. Gen. Houston
and many others who contributed to secure the
success Of sound National Democratic principles,
have been rendered dinner upon that occasion.
Gen Houston, Ed, Clark, Hon. A. j. Hamilton,
Hon. John II. Reagan. Hon. Elisha NJ. pcasc, q.
W. PaSchal, Col, Henderson, Col. Manley, and
host of others will b, in attendance, to celebrate
the great victory gained in Texas. Remember
the 10Th of September, 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

RETURS OF CAPTAE PoPE.-Capt. John Pope
of the U. S. Typographical Engineers, arrived in
St. Louis on Mondag. He is the officer, it will
be remembered, who was sent out by the govern
ment in charge of the Artesian Well expedition
to the Llano Estaosdo, and other waterless re
gions on ths'great plains lying West Of us It
IS stated that Capt. POpe's experiments proved
successful, and that he succeeded in obtaibing
water by boring to depth Of one thousand four
hundred feet-the water, when found. rising to
within feet Of the su-faes He thinks - r-s,ti-
cable TO scpPly tho desert lo-ztiscs r. kss visit
q Win 0ltsr eaoggh ta sEe'1i3 81 taf tz-s
that 11~ ~-ss ils-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

them coming together ou that ritr,rn. l,ryin,
uud forgetting former dislCgcomsn,s and di..,r.
slnns, r'gnining public confidence by adherinr l.,
good iaith 10 the principles Of the party, and hr
respecting and oheying public opinion in tic rs.
lection II all condiatas for Office, and banlshipy
like mere intrgueiug aud manage.
nens Tor the pale OF the party
Very Respectfully, Gentlemen
Your ob't srrrt.
JOHN II. REAGAN,
Hons 4, I Raincy, Matt Dale, Ben, Plrkc!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

DrArH .RoK -Er D:Te OF 4 TurTts.-Wc snd =
the NiddieborO .Gt7ette' the following stg 'sn.aJ.
awe chronicled last week the death G r-v
in P!ympton, in consequence Of the bite 4 49,
tie. we havs stree lerned aoTe OF the ,,aa--
stances Of the case. 1t seems that the lad l,ng..t
from a pool Of water near By T. number q -15ss
turtles TO play wilh and while engaged il sris
sport one Of them bit his finger. Not lorg a-trr
he began to he sick. ard we believe becalls f,ra-.
ish, The rhysiciin inquired if the fnsar z4s
sore, and he always insisted that the pa ea5iu
his leg The dngcr was az length lanceo 875 tls
matter discharged, Black spots appear ,u iis
other hand ana there were indications oil ls n44-
sence Of viru- in his system. lie finally wen .n-
to paroxysms. and began to snap and b. .e a- ns
he'd clothes and everything coming, s'nr tFs
manner offs turtle. The physician f, ring tie
results. charged those who had the care ID Iil 70
avoid hy al means a bite from him. H. s.-is s..v
the poor fellow died, apparently from ,er'.-rss-
hia.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Several davt previous In the death Of n child in
this civ recently, cre of the limbs Of aspen tree
in the front yard Of its parents snapped asunder ana
wthered. The same circumstance, upon the idsrti-
cal tree, has occurred upon tho approach OF iAf
death Of fnur other members Of the family. rrev''us
u since toe tree wBs first r'sutel-a periof q tar
teen years. Though prIhaps the result O: Tsre &c
eilent. TIE coincidence furniFSes ample matter foi
the tbouQlTs z the surs-5.itors and ro-v are the
dark suriscs Whispered about in this C'o1,y Old city
and The whole surrounding countTy.-iI5t1. lee
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

ELECTRICITY AFTLTFp TO WAR.-Mr. ,GO
vert has written from Paris the following
For many years havo been perlectiug
cirlc (casunlly alluded to by myself at Il
InG OF the British Association ut Liyerp
the application of electricity to warlike ,
es. The explosive properties are vet on
italy known, but | have discovered that
in their electric fluid state may be apple
more offensive and destructive engine of r
than man has ever yet contemplated
diseoYery in the hands Of an anbitio
would 60 far to give h!ia power over the
world. while for an inius'riOus nation,
object was only the protection Of it's con
the possession Of such means Of r.
would 60 far to dispcl any attempts as
sion. discovered to the world, it
end all warfare, for who wonId T.
to encounter the mortal effects of such ,
pom, even should they he provided with
struments themselves Ny engine W
lnGnd Il range of seven miles. and on the
to the earth Of the missiles thrown, the a
contract will he subject 20 vibration, 81,
many yards around all life would be cor,
lnnihrlated. Ia writing this lstter am
,uated by any desire of disposins Of nv
'ry, but want to srect in England one
most powerful engines, as the expense Of
who may voluntarily subscribe to its ere
With this object VIII cov,nant to sho,
subscribers tho terrific effects of electric
Ter a lew mode Of application, but ma
10 reserve to myself the details OF man;p-
-Erglisb pz2er.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

FzpEGrFD. Grand Camiuander rf the
Lodge of Malta, in Tatcrvlist. \. aas re-
csived ou Official uotics VI ths exrulsi- of th-
Hon. u. T. Siaklrs from the order. is -nIs
the E-a1sst charge preferred against 81 kles, ST.
Hhich Led 10 his eApulsi5n, the. lt'ilE ~
Eey, gbc AZ tie time Of his death, w. t1s G
2 j \. OF the Washington Lodge.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

Cart. DAILY :--Dcdr &r:--At an informal
meeting recently held, the National Democracy
of Old Montgomery, ever true to the Union ol
the States under the Constitution. unanimously
Resolred, That in consideration of the brilliant
Democratic victory recently achieved in Texas,
they will tender on the 18th proximo, dinner
to Gen. Houston and others. who Ivy their fear
less advocacy of the principles of II sound Ma
tional. Democracy assisted in bringing about tho
gloriousIesult.
The undersigned, IN consideration Of the vaua-
be service rendered the Democracy, by your able
Journal, and in the behalf of Nc Democracy OF
Montgomery county, tender yon Il cordial irvi,
tution to bc present and participate IN the cere-
monies Of the occasion.
Yours truly.
l. NJ L, .-.--.. III r.--.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
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The Great Eastern for America.-The Great
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made short trial trip. Rates Of passages, port
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