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Dry GOODS, &C.
NEW GOODS.
J0n PIECES new style LAWNS at l21c

1ln PIECES new style LAWNS at l29c
lUU Berage Robes, Urssndy and Jnconett
Lawns
Chantiily, French Lace, and rich silk Mantes. in
great variety
Fronting and Shrting Linens and Cottons
oU dozen black SILK Mitts
100 dozen Ladies. Gents and Misses Cotton Hose
Naencencs Thread, Camnric, Bobbin, and Swiss
Edgms and Insertions
Black Mourning Goods, in great variety
New style Mohar. for travelling Dresses
Nansook Null. Swiss JacOnett and Cambria Mus
lins Ladies and Misses Steel Spring Skirts, from d
L. - Ho"p>-with many other new goods bought
at great reduction ON spring prices, making our
stock very complete in every department. all uf
which We offer very low.
TAYLOR L HUTCHINSON,
No. -, Louisiana Avenue,
opposite Centre Market Square
Washington. ID. c. je 2i-tf
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!.-DRESS AND
ID MILLINERY GOODS AT C0ST.--We will
now sell our entire stock ot DRESS and MILLINERY
Goods; such u Beragc. Challe, and Lawn Robes
BerageS. ChallS, Lawn Summer silk, and Silk,
Grape. Straw Braid and Hair Lace: Bonnets AT
cost for cash.
We have still Oh hand some very desirable styles
large and handsome assortment ui BoNSErS. We
are confident that if you will call and examine
them. We can succeed in Suiting you.
:. & v. MEYENBERG,
ie 22 Sarepta Hall.
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THOMAS FERRY,
DIR. HAROLD SNOWDEN

Commission Merchant, No. ), Janney's Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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GREEN'S MANSION HOUSE,

CORNER OF CAMERON AND FAIRFAX SITS.
VyHIS we'll known and POPULAR HOTEL
i having undergone THORGfGH REN0IA 4
TIOS and REFERNiSHING, is now opcn with
everything complete, for the convenience aud ac-
commodation Of BOARDERS and TRAVELLERS
e.fY- The Proprietor has secured the services OF
GEORGE l.. STEWART and SAMUEL +.
GREGORY. under whose joint management no
pains will he spared to sustain the reputation Of
the HOUSE "a Il FIRST CLASS HOTEL in
every respect. JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria. EehrnnrY l. lSh9-.lti
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. II. IoHst. W. y. .o"H.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office OF

Banking, Exchange, anu Cotleclion ouico VI
CURSE BROT III ERS,
No. % Exchange Block.
WE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States ANA h'id pro
cee,is subject {" Check, or re~t promptly 10 any
designated point. ,
We will deal in E,change. Time Bhi', Pr"~''-
.o,v Notes, Encsrr.nf Money, Coin. de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought ANA sofa
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on ia'"r-
able terms Interes, allowed t" DepoSit"rS.
varied experience Of many Years III TINS b"s'-
ness enables ns IL offer our services with confidence
to the public. It"
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OFFERS his rr"tc:. i"nal Services t" the citi
~ 2ens of Alexandra and vicinity. Office No
1, North Pit street. nov 22--tt
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INSURANCE AGENCY

JAMES 5. ROGERS, al VIM. N. Forte d Som,
w. 1, South Whnrres, Agcmyor
4 LBEMARLE lNSI RANCE COMPANY.
n CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, Sl97, ,669.3l.
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BATH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
10 Miles from Milboro' Depot. Va. c. K. r.

10 Miles from Milboro Depot, Va. Z. X. X.
HAVING taken charge OF thi. establishment,
am prepared 10 accommodate bOarirrs IN a
degree Of solid c.miort that think will not be
surpassed in the mountains. this season. My eNPe-
rlcncc in thc mana cement Of the Od S're"f Sprays
and more recently the washington Ho"Tc, Lynch
burg may afford some guaranty I" the pubic "i
my disposition to please my guests.
The Bath Alum j. admirably constructed and
,uuippca-is iu an elevated region. at the eastern
base of the Warm Spring mountain, enjoying an
atmospheric un>urpa> >..i for saluhrity, and having
a variety of mineral waters, alum und chaly yboate,
As excellent in their kind "a any others IN the
State and the pure-t mountain trcestone.
TkHM>:
Per day. -; per week, $40; per month OF tour
weeks. $50.
Excellent music from n New York band provi.
,lcd, and Ten Pin Alley, AMI other ainusements,
without charge To- the guest. of the house.
ON these terms. and with determination I"
please. hope To- nil the rooms early aud to keep
them full To- the last day of the seas"n.
Bath county. ie l6--2awln IL. SNEaD.
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County, Va.
yINHE subscriber, would respectfully inform their
friend. ana the public that they have leased
the above we'll known WATERING PLACE, this
lease embracing the MOU NTAIN HoI Sc,
WApDLE BUILDINGS, &c. and will open Tor
the reception Ot Ni-itOT- Oh the L"th ol june III
yalids and Families can be accommodated earlier
il desired.
A daily mail, and Il telegraph Office within %
miles OF th. place.
Circular, or other information can he had by
Addressing us n above, or j. y. BtCh, esq, OF
Howard House, Baltimore.
j. G. WADDLE. p,on,;.,or.
j. Il. SMITH.
Hampshire County. my 4-e03in'
NIvARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WARRES COCSI, NA.-This pleasant noun
tain retreat was ,penci OH the 18th Of May
1889 Tn. conductor. will posses eminent ad-
vantage- for obtaining the best provisions and del
icacrs Of the season from the Washington and
Alexandria markets. such as Crabs. Turtles, Fish,
etc. besides supplies of Mutton. Wild Honey etc.,
from tue markets OF the valley and mountains
adjacent to the Springs
Passenger. from Buitnore. Washington, Rich
moud and the lower country will leave Aiexandria
in the morning. and reach Buckion station by the
Monus.a. Gap Railroad. nj IL o'clock the same
day Comfortable coaehes Will be IN readiness 10
convey visitors to the Sprns 20 from Buckton-dis-
tance one mile. From StauntDa and Winchester
a daily line of coaches connect With the Manassas
Gap Railroad.
TERus:-Board, first week 80; second -; third
81. One month SIS. Children and servants ball
the above price. To families or parties engaging
board for several persons, reasonable deduction
will be made.
Mrs. T. Priichart will have the principal man
ap.lnent and control. aided by competent maleas
.i.tants in every Department. Francis q. Fox will
be superintendent. Jes-2m
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NEW ENGLAND N. LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Boston.

ACcrurLArEp FrSp, S1,395,622.
Will receive applications. and issue policies upon
as favorable terms, ~ other responsible Companies
NH IS-ltm
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b.use mon the premises. Apply to =. +. llof
man. esq. Cashier of the Bank 81 the Old Dornin-
ION. ,rto WM. II. IRWIN.
my :3--dif
a~a FOK KENT-Th. large brick WARE
G.H HOUSE, on Union street, sec"nd door from
Prince. lately occupied 10y Hill, Brown Parti""j
possession given Immediately Al",
'Tsss The brick WAREHOUSE, south side of
ia..s Prince street one door west Of Union. Apply
t. ~ (feh 9--eotfl SAMUEL MILLER.
%as FOR RENT-The three .toried WARE
nt5 HOUSE. corner of Prince and Union streets,
al present occupied by Messrs hill Brown Part
low. Possession given on 9th OF February
G;ssss The WAREHOUSE on Prince street, a few
o. doors east Of Union street al Present occupied
Nv Nessrs. Ford 4 Wicklife. Possession given on
lst of February. ,o.,,,,,
ee> rh, new f,ur-storied WAREHOUSE, On
t..A e,st sid. of Union street, two doors south OF
Prince street. corner o. IN alley,
S.Sss The WAREHOUSE Gu the wharf, lmmedi-
in.S .tcly east of the last uAmed. Apply to
Ian IA # FOWLE Il co.
s-s TWO STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR
HsIIa RENT.-The houses "n Royal street, one OF
which lately occupied by John /. .reiSht"h aS
II,rlwor, store are for rent. and Immediate pos
session given. For price and other particulars,
apply To 'A.'h' "'A'"
ian li--dtf
FOR RENT.-Thc STORES, No. ." ana
,s:i 81. on King. next to the y. v" corner OF fair-
f,y street: also. the STORE and ID" ELLlN"'
No. 4. west side o; North Fairfax street
- JOHN WEST.
:, . o,w,. No. t. North Fairfax street.
@e. FOR RENT-The HOUSE on Cameron
H. street. at present occupied by Doctor Lewis.
Possession given the 18th Of September. FOR
terms. apply to Doct. KING. Us. A.. Washington
jy tt
kS THE BRICK HOUSE, in "Ll"yd' Row.
H=II= lately occurred by DR.. Toi'on' mas been
thoruu. .hlv repaired, aud is now for rent. Apply
To- Mrs HARRIET LLOYD. Washington street
.Irr,n,,,;, v, jy l--co2w
FOR RENT.-Thc DWELLING on Alfred
S$ street. heretofore occupied by Mr.. James r
Smith. to whom application can be maae, aIn,, 'of
terms. &c. RlChahpS - -,
NTOTICE.-The highest market price Psid to'
~ old Scrap Iron, Wrought and cast haS'
Rome. Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bones, &c:
'''fN' J. W. KENT 4 CO.,
cor Union and Duke sts., or No. 'o ohioh-s'
sep 20--''
DONNETS, of every description, Will lie sold
Is cost for cash, at RICHARDS, Ill order u
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WALL PAPERS,. :.


SPRING SUPPLY FOR 1859.
JOHN p. CL \ RkE
rs now receiving portion of bis Spring supply
i of PAPER HANGINGS, which. for beauty of
pattern. superior quality, and extreme low price.
cannot be excelled.
An orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
aud Public Buildings. will be promptly eSecated
in the most superior style at the lowest prices anu
on tho most reasonable terms, in City and Coun-
try. III" 10
CUMAC AND RAGS WANTED.-The subscri-
- Der wishes to purchase the above articles IN
any quantity, for which he is prepared 10 pay the
highest market prices in cash, ut all times.
iv 2G-dtJuly20 j. r. M"Eka".
IITIRE DISH COVERS. round and oblong. all
w the sizes, for sale by
ia 10 JOHN OGDEN
VEyOOL PURCHASED al the highest cash
w prices, BY o,- n,nn,o ow
jspS HILL, BROWN, / PARTLoW.
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IREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS
" GO0DS.-LARKIN d. BRO. have reduced
the price Of their DRESS GOODS, and are now
Offering Plain Bcragcs at 2!c.. worth 25c.; Berage
DcLancs at l2!c. to lSic.. former price lSIc. To
2jc DucnlS. Layclla Cloths, &c., for Travelling
Dresses and Busters, very cheap; Il lot of beaut-
ful Lawns, new styles l2ic. and lsIc., very low.
with many other goods. which they are dcsirous of
closing out. and will be sold at prices to suit the
fines Call nj No d. je
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DANIEL CAW00D,
lNLOUR AND GRAIN FACTOR, LoNG WHARF
i opposite Pioneer Mills, Alexandria, Va.
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kA THE BRICK HOUSE, in "Lloyds Row.
H#Ii= lately occu,ie by DR.. Toi'on' has been
Thoroughly repaired, and is now for rent Apply
tn Mrs. HARRIET LLOYD. Washington street
uar,n,,;, v, is l--co2w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
Political Intelligence.

The SLAVE TRADE-The Charleston Mercury is op.
posed TO the agitation Of the question Of reopenng the
African slave trade in this Union the ground Of its
utter mpraccaby and mischievous tendency TO divide
the South on an open question Of policy whose CONTROL il
practicable would be In the hands Of It's enemies In the
Union and question likely to distract the public
mind Of the South from practical and pressing questions
Of vital importance.
GOVERNOR or NORTH CARoIrA-On the LIST day of Janu-
airy Hon. j. W. Ellis installed in the gubernatoral
chair of North Carolina.
TIE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF ViRGN1A-T B.
Borst Esq., Of Page county has been solicited and con
sented to become q candidate for Congress from the
Eighth district Of Virginia. subject convention should
one be deemed necessary. This is Taukners district.
RErRRs-Hon. Aaron II. Cragin, who represents the
Third district Of New Hampshire retres from Congress
at the close Of his present term.
WHAT'S IN NAME-The St. Louis Democrat is the organ
of the republican party in Missouri and the St. Louis Re
publican in politics is democratic.
SENSIBLE LAsr.-Gov. Chase, of Ohio, devotes only
eight lines Of his message TO slavery. Tho Governor
to have adopted the idea that there danger
Of the introduction Of slavery into Ohio he will let the
States in which exists take of it their own Dor.
ders and Congress take of it in the Territories
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err relied u give M al his iporey-s2D The stranger
he'd dirk 'fSe T. the breast Of Mr. jenkins while rob.
BIZ him, an ssore be would plunge the bls5e OF the
f9cr INTO Ls iNa'f Il he offered 10 make noise. Ater
rirtug Dir sDkos pockets toe stranger stated that he
WIS Sergeant Jon vson Of the SIKH precinct police, and
Their tonk Yrecro'- 'eavs ~ HIS ssIonshed victim ia
iLi MOI ming Mr. Jeuxas gave the aa and Friday
TIE eenrre Sergeant Jusdun sent for, and Of
eouite indignant the and outr
thnt had been made of US On inquiry IL turned
cut that the STRANGER Ind lad me Globe Hotel
of ono on two only md that he bad registered his
LaI'c ns Miller. since Se adventure with jenkins
boh'fg has been seen Of IN n srs'ant jonrdon, how
ever has obiaIoed a clue TO bis Whereabouts and will
probably soon arrest him
CHARGE of FasslsG CorSrERfg Vt MONEY William Tur
ner was taken into custody by -cyc policeman Will
SOP, on charge Of passing cour Serfet So bill on the
Nstsmsl Bank (" Boston, at the store 81 Broadway.
tx haiR' FOR ar Of loves value al 20 cents The
rFoh'r was brot ght fore Justice Nry at tue JcfTr
son market Police Court where h wss' committed for cx-
animation.
BURGLARY AND txTENsIyE LARCENY thax.-lhe store
OF f. H. Arnold, 100 Fulton street, was lurgariousy n
tered on Friday night and 500 pounds W sewing silk
mostly pianK were stolen therefr0m TIE NA Vas taken
rom the cases aud carried off oose ia HAY pound bun
oee, WRAPPED in pink coored paper. No clue has been
obtained TO the perpetrators
BURGLARS FRus1RArD-Two burglars atteHspAed TO
break into the store Of Lawrence Nesse II ave
nue. b and Eighth street, Saturday morning, when pO
nceman Carter oil the Eleventh precinct along, and
trieht ned them away On the morning bargain
was found secreted in the house William Gies No.
Catharine street, and handed over 10 the police.
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Jersey Civ News.

WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING FuRsurr1x-A case
which has excited considerable interest which has been
under investigation for several days past before Justice
Stanton was concluded on Saturday evening. Mr. VIII
liam T. warng, gentleman OF means, residing Ninth
avenue, New York, charged young widow, named
Agnes Tiffany with feoniously taking large quantity Of
household eoods-among which sofas mirrors,
pets, otomans &c.--from No. 2S2 Cottage row, in
twenty fourth street New York, and moving the
No. 297 South Fourth street. Jersey CITY From the evil
dence It appeared that Mr.. Waring had furniture
which he Was desirous Of having put in use
hoduccd by furniture dealer to Mrs. Tiffany who was
then residing in Williamsburg, and the acquaintance re-
suited in his furnishing the cottage Tvensy fourth
in ELEGANT style He also assisted in laying down the
carpets and arranging matters about the house. In de
fence, Mrs. Tiffany claimed that she bad purchased
property, aud that the bill of sale had been sbsractei
ffom her possession after moving 10 Jersey City. The
Jrsce reserved his decision in the case until to-day
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Amy intelligence.

In accordance with Instructions from the War Depart
men Captain Edward o. c. Ord Third regiment artillery
with detachment from his company, has arrived from
Artillery school Of practice recently established ut Fort
Monroe, Virginia.
Orders have been issued directing that tho Blk companies
OF the First cavalry stationed at Fort Leavenworth
shall be located follows;-Two companies at Fort
Smith, two companies at Fort Riley, and companies at
Fort Washta.
Major John sedgwck, First cavalry has been selected
to superntend the preparation and departure OF those
companies from Fort Leavenwofth They will be provided
with eighty days provisions and will also take with them
cartridges.
This will be, no doubt, long and tedious march es
pecay at this Indictment Of the year. but from
Major Scdgwick's superior abilities such matters
being at all times ready to share the prIvatons hard
ships Of his comrade sodierst will we trust terminate
much better than might be expected.
The general court martial which at Fort Ran
DALI Nebraska, FOR the trial of Lieutenant lee Second
Regiment Of Infantry, has adjourned The court has
honoraby acquitted Lieutenant Of the charges preferred
against him.
A general court martial has been convened NJ Fort
Rdgeloy Minnesota for the trial of lieutenant Hunter
Second Infantry Major Sherman, Third Artillery is an
pointed president OF the court, and Assistant Surgeon
CroweIl as Judge Advocate.
By the last mail from California, General Mansfield In
spcctor General OF the army has furnished the War De
partment with very interesting and important report of
his inspections IN Oregon and California The General su
gests many important reforms in the way of Transports.
on &C. Nc. ut present carried on by government in
those regions, which will no doubt meet with the approval
Of the Secretary OF war; The Indians reported be
quiet, and seem very friendly disposed to the whites
They sccm to ccnsure the whites In urging them com.
NIT the recent doplcdatIons.
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The DIOrtara Case.


In your paI er of to-day find article relation TO
the above cafe, wherein the following sentence
And he listens he will hear England the cries
Of mothers, in wdowhood and in misery appealing FOR
their children, children Of Catholic soldiers who died
fighting for England being brought up by the money
obtained from athoics In a religion odious TO them.
Now, wherever the writer obtained his Information I
know not denounce it utterly FALSE and in proof
make the following statement:-A upon enstng into
her Majesty's army, among other questions is asked
What religion do you professY II he Catholic be
allowed 70 attend the Roman Catholic church. il
there ia no church In the place he remains in barracks
but ON no account be forced to enter Protestant
church. The with his wife and children Every
Sunday the Children under the Of the schoolmaster
sergeant corporal, taken either Protestant or
Catholic church, the parents DESIRE and furthermore
soldier may q ange his religion Whenever he tInss pio-
per without al interference oil his superior Off ers.
JERSEY Cry, Jan. 8, 1852 A DRAGON
Late OF her Majcstys army.
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HARD But RouoH I0E-A yASCY sg ATiN0 MATCH TO
COME OFF SHORTLY, ETC.
There was a large number Of persons the Central
PARK pond skating all day yesterday The extremely cold
weather OF Saturday made very strong ce and rendered
It proof against eoire through" The was however,
less favorable for skating curling than before from tho
sudden changes in the weather during last week. Tho
genial warmth and wet thai followed the great fall Of snow
the beginning OF the week made the surface OF the pond
very uneven. II impossible to clear II of, those
IN sir attempted 70 let body OF water to level
hu cold foze the water on its passage over
the and old ice and the surface yesterday any
thing but smooth and gassy Notwithstanding, goody
number kept their skates and went their way re-
jocng, apparently satisfied all the with the invi
poraing though the pathway WAS far from being
smooth
Yesterday match between the fancy skater alluded 70
in previous report and English gentleman now in the
city talked or The arrangements had not been com.
pieted but is anticipated to come Off u an early day
and for considerable At least the friends OF the
New Yorker are willing TO back him for o considerable
figure. If proper notice be had Of the day which it
takes place, there will be doubtless great many persons
there 70 witness the performance Of the contestants
Weather IN se Of the prophecies Of the Brooklyn Sage
s hard 10 bet and cold weather and frozen ice to
be- used when they with us, ana not when they are
wanted However, should this match be deferred till a
good streak Of freezing comes, it Is TO be hoped that
the time will not be fxed for Sunday
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three O'Clock at the Fin Reformed Dutch church, Jorals-
street
Tu1os-on Sunday, yan. ., after lingering illness.
JAMfs IuroS, aged ~ years. .
His friends axe invited TO alta I'd the funeral from s
ternoon, two O'Clock HIS ROMA ms will be Inferred IN
Greenwood
"ooD.-ln Brooklyn, on Saturday rnnG, JAN ., Ro-
BII1 WOOD IN the Slst year Of his age.
Inc reaves and friends OF the family q e IN ctuuy
nveo 70 attend 'he funeral this MondayD r con, At
near Oxford street.
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psrxD STATES DHrncr CoURr.-Nos. 81, 7, 49, a., ~,
&c, AZ, 40, 50, 81, So.
srrRnE CeUx1-Crcuit. Mos So1, o, s76, 50,
g. 95, a. e. o. IL 49, 125, 49, 49, 1877 139 14 l43
l45, I47. Part 3-ss 1862 2714, 1880, $50, 49, 1888
leo 49, 1884, 1875, 49, 174 l76 $50, 1872 1884, 1885, $780,
1884,
SUTnmz CoUn-SpecaA Term-kos Is, 95, 98, 90, 100,
lOl le2 l03 9e4 l06 i07 1os, 100, no. ILL., l12 Il3
ia, 6ry s7.
suPsnloR C0UH-Nos H. 113, ia, lis, 49, III, lis,
2f3 PCT 27l 272 275 274, 275 276, 278 PSI 2S5,
$50 2s7 80 to 29s So $685. 3o4 $685. $685. $685. 3lo 81
3l2.
CorMos p1xAs-Tria Terra-Part mos 76, 81, l22,
1, 1875 49, 1917 l29, 100, l3l, 1872 1888 13S, 1885, l40
Part 2--Nos. 1853, 1857 TO 173 inclusive.