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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07
OC AL ITEM 5 .

llCcS iiAoh, L.. ~ 9liiit'i, eHFi'i, oiilHol "!ii
Moore. sitting as an examining Court. toak
IN the case oi John i. Brown II uairvMAn
OF Alexandria county. who was committed
70 ;o;l some time since, by Justice Price on
the charge OF bringing incendiary documents
into the State with intent TO aid the purposes
If the abolirionists The Commonwealth was
raorasortad nv ire Attornev. Messrs. Chill
Ior Msn,,aar and Brent anpeared for Brown.
'0' w. T,n,n,on,ra,,th,s Attorney onaned the
ooso Nv nhsarying that in the absence of the
o'n, ,;s:a,a # rho committing MAGISTRATE as
required for law, he would use the recogni-
zance of Mr. Brown "a 70 the designation OF
tLo n+4a,.n cb.r,n4 That document charged
/ .l ,,.,,l .si,v;n., in III. r,Gssc..iun
'''N ur....,.l:,', r ,ho
/ CeEiaht o''N> """", ;, ,.I o,,:,.-
/ impending crisis VI Inc 'o1"Ii' ON.
! OF the New J "rk iiioune; N4itii sd" wv"
and paperS were written and prntcu "lth an
! in.enT IN advise and incltc negroes within
! this commonwealth 10 rebel, ANA to deny the
! rights OF masters to their slaves ana 10 ao''-
cate the duty Of rcs'Stancc to snch r's"IS'
and which SAID book ana papers were orou2i'
/ into this county "i AieSahoF'"' o'a'0 VI -
! GINA, by }, Is. brown ne wen hno" NJ 'ho
/ character amt tendency Oh Sala doom ana pa
/ pers ut the time ne orouSn' ,i'e s""'' '''.1
| THIS county, an" l" lI
! the purpose OF the ao'l.tio''iS'S' 1A0 "o"'''
put that on record us .'ie 'o'''' ~ 'Ht S"'. -
but he was not ohiIsea 10 " 49, ~ ~ NV
wait until the committing '"7'''i"'0 '"'
ni>hcd The c@rthrafe.
Inc Cousei ~! I''' ~e ...n t,
lengthy o!ScCSH'oii lHA' 't'c "'.'ti - "S ''''
LAID accused the prisoner vi 10 CRIME a@a'n"'
| the law. They quoted The io!loWing section
Of the code which they Cuntendeu set forth
80. r.. r,, ,h,. ,bor,-od
! quite o'hcIenl ol:0n00 140't1 '""' VIVA
III the recognlzance
| II Il free person write, print, cause 10 be
wrt;cp or printed any book OF other writing with
ute,t to advise or iucitc negroes i'll this safe 10
rebel or make iusurrvction, or intoxicating reSia-
ancc to the right oi property OF masters III their
slaves or if he shall with intent to aid the purpose
Of any such book or writing. knowingly circulate
the same, he shall oc cauiineG III VIC ieaieht'afH
no, l,.. than ON. nor more IAun five years.
NJ c.. .i,oi, ,h., 4 n,t . ralnn .
-hr: oE"a'' ''""I'' '''''. -
the oH"ice WAS IL ''',N L ~ ~
MIR. Chiffon argued Giat III tt;tt Gaze, III
examining court had no jurisdiction vi tie
! case ;n,Smu,h rs the county court could Try
/ ~ ,,,,t;,, ~ an nririnal one
'"E 4"V,,''"l -" .;,, n:,-,, d;ss.,r;,p do
/ !He No"' y 'u'''N' :.It, 49,
ciucu tiat the offence c''ai S0" "''H "''''''' WV
! statute.
! The testimony was then opened Tor t2e
| commonwealth, by the admI sslon III evidence
! Inv cnnsenrl of the following note under
! t;oh . ,,,.La,,n AZ hooks had hnnn deliver
r "a ~ ~, AI.,,, rxnr.sc
! Ell from tue once vi ''' ''"''''' 'NP' 49,
Company III NaSnl"S''i'
Agent ADAMS EArnE>> Co&rA>r.~-Ear'y last
| w;nt..r = parkayc q: hooks - !niDrl.lvd ":l>
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Heavy Robbery.

TOBIAS. O., July 1.-The store Off. A.
Cross was broken open last night, and $50
900 worth of jewelry taken therefrom.
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ORANGE And ALFyASuHh RArLEoAp~-TAX
On ROLLING SroCk.~--Mc are requested to
state that the Il iycrtsrmcn; of former CITY
Collector, Ia sell Il locomotive Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad Company. for Cor
ruralion taxes, does not involve the ability
Of the Railroad Company to pay its legal
liabilities, bat proceeds from the fact that IN
this case the power Of the Corporate n to
tax the entire Rolling stock Of the Road is
denied. and the question is now pending
in the Courts.
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FOWLE & CO..
Alexandria. Va.

.tlcSanuTla, Il.
En-, 4 BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
a#E:I FOR SALE.--I am authorized 10 dispose
of, 1T private sale. that desirable three story
BRICK DWELLING, the east side of Wash
ington street, between Cameron and Queen. built
and occupied by Ben iamin Hallowell.
The lot is about Il feet front on Washington
street, running back ~" feet inches 10 the mid
die OF the square.
The house is ~ feet front, divided by a hall -
feet wide two rooms each side the first iioor,
four chambers in each Of the second and third
stories and three III the attic: the whole finished
in the handsomeSt style and furnished with water
and gas. aud every convenience OF cellar closets,
pantry &C. &C., that could lie devised. by tue
owner for the convenience of his o~n ipmiiy.
The building was erected iii 1885, and is in
rs good condition az on the day il first occu-
pied, and is only sold, because not now required
for u=r by the proprietor.
4 small portion only of the purchase money
will be required ia cash; considerable portion
will be taken in public securities or stocks; and
the residue may remain unpaid for several years.
with security on the property.
Any one DESTROYS of purchasing, cali examine
the house thrcughou; at any time, by calling on
the subscriber, as the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, applyto
5th mo 2l--co2,n r. II. MILLER.
By T. VI. McCORMICK-AUcrGoSE
IT VALUAB BILE TWO STORY BRICK
,,5i DWELLING AND LOT OF GROUND AT
ADDITIONALLY direction Of the Trustees, under
certain deeds Of trust, uld Of the owner WILL
on Sot"yd"y he 2SM Of J"ia. 1860, at II o'cioch,
H., in front OF the Mayor Office, sell the valua-
bic two story BRICK DWELLING, on Prince
street, directly opposite the Gazette cttice. The
lot fronts 90 feet Prince street and is 100 feet
deep. The house contains rooms, and is i'll fair
repair.
TERMS Fl cash, and the residue 1T and -
months for the bonds Of the purchaser, bearing in
tere>E, secured by deed Of trust.
I. Vi. MCCORMICK, Auct.
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AND OUR USUAL SUPPLIES OF
Columbian, Mexican & African
GU a NOS.

W. are prepared 10 sell the above articles a.
low they he bought iii amy market in the
.ninirN.
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Ohio Democratic State Convention.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 5.-The Democratic
State Convention organized yesterday.
The following gentlemen were nominated
by reclamation for State officers:
For Supreme Judge-F. j. S. Smith.
For Attorney General-Gen. D. W. STAN
bach.
For Superintendent of Public Works-Ab
ner L. Backus.
Resolutions endorsing the nomination of
Douglas and johnson were adopted. when
fifty Breckenridge and Lane men withdrew
from the Convention and met at the Neil
House.
The Secedcrs appointed State Central
Committee, and committee to prepare an
address to the Ohio Democracy. They also
issued call for the State Convention to
meet in August, to nominate State officers
and an electoral ticket.
The Democrats of the Twelfth district
unanimously nominated yesterday, Hon. S
S. Cox for reelection to Congress. Resolu-
tions were adopted favoring Douglas and
denouncing the Seceders.
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MONUMENT. In the Burial Ground of
Christ Church and the NJ. l.. Church, there
has lately been erected Il handsome marble
monument over the remains of the late DIR.
4. G. Wedderburn, formerly of this place,
but for many years distinguished physl-
clan in New Orleans. The monument bears
this inscription ITO the memory Of DR..
Alexander John Wecderhurn, born in Alex
andria in lS12-d;ed in 1850. Distinguish
ed as a Physician and Surgeon. he was cs-
termed ~ II Man and Il Citizen. As nus
band. father, friend, none knew him but t.
love him-none named him but to praise.
His talents. zeal and ability, recognized by
all. elevated him to the position of Professor
of Anatomy in the Medical Department OF
the University of Louisiana. at New Orleans,
and the Faculty Of that Department, in tes-
timony of their respect for his memory have
erected this monument over his remains. -
The design Of the Monument is ctaste, and
the work has been executed in handsome
style by Mr.. G. l.. Nealp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-07

ST. JOINS, July 6th.-The steamer Fulton
from Southampton on the 9th ult, passed
Cape Race last evening.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived out on the
evening of the Goth.
The Fulton passed the Cape at o'clock in
company with the steamer Parana.
1t was said that the King of Naples has 6 c.
cepted the proposition of his Council for
constitution on liberal basis, and an alli-
ance with Piedmont.
4 rhed of Prince Jerome Bonaparte is
announced among the items of news from the
continent.
The National guard are to occupy Palermo
during Garabaldi's operations against Mas
sina.
The interview between the sovereigns at
Baden-Baden resulted in an understanding
between Austria and Russia regarding the
organization of the military on the continent.
and the constitution of the Germanic Conted-
Grafton.
Napoleon will not recognize the annexa-
ton of Sicily, Tuscany and RomagDa to
Piedmont.
COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures June
26.-Cotton-Sales of the three days, ,O0O bales
market closing dull. Inc sales incluuc I,oVo
bales to spectators and exporters Prices have
a declining tendency, but are generally unchan-
ged.
Manchester advces are favorable. Prices I'M
changed, but irregular.
Breadstufs-The weather has been favorable
for the crops. Breadstufs generally dull, with u
declining tendency. Wheat has declined Id
Corn has slightly declined.
Provisions-The market is quiet, and prices are
generally unchanged.
Money Market-Consols 93s@9S4.
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he would invite the audience up ''to take a
drink" from the various pitchers on the
stand, which ne declared, contained ''ditier-
ent kinds of water Laughter and applause.
The meeting though large, evidently
did not svmpaIhze with Mr.. Douglas. There
was u GOODNESS unusual III ratification meet
inc and though at times IL iervld appeal or
happy hit OF the orator drew down hearty
applause. it was the demonstration OF u pas
sing qualification and not OF kindred spirit.
The attention paid was unusual, but it was
tribute to the power of the speaker, and
not to his cause.
WAsn1sGrcS IrEMs.-Tho on y serious
mishap in Washington on the 4th instant,
took place at about half past six o'clock, A.
NJ, on Sixth street. Some boys had loaded
cutoff musker barrel very heavily, which
they had placed in u piece of wood, covered
with tin for a stock. In discharslng 1t on
the curb it recoiled, dying back into an alley
and at the distance OF sixty teet striking a
free negro girl named Brown, and about
twelve years OF age on the head, forcing IN
her skull and causing the brain TO obtrude,
so that her life is despaired OF. She had an
infant III ueT arms dG lllC tiiiS, "hiNh W %
happily unhurt.
On the 18th at the Columbian Springs
about a mile south Long Bridge, we I'M
dersand there was a large party, many OF
whom were from ALEXANDRIA: and it was with
regret we heard that there were here as well
as at Arlington, examples of strife and dis
order. much to the shame Of all concerned.
The steamer Baltimore which was adver-
tised for trip to Norfolk and back, leaving
Washington on Tuesday evening at s o'clock
was unfortunate in not beng able to fulfil
her engagement. a mishap very similar to
what betel the steamer Maryland on the
fourth of July three years ago is reported to
have occurred to the Baltimore, the acc-
dental presence of small piece of wood
near one of the valves, by which the supply
of water to the boiler is furnished. The Bal
tmore was detained all night within short
distance of Washington, and did not leave
Alexandria till some hours after sunrise on
the Fourth, and returned on Thursday.
The numerals friends Of Mr.. John George
Law, a clerk III the Adiutant Generals office.
vii! regret - learn at ms death, at his resi-
dcuce on tie Island, after an illness only Il
few hours. The deceased has been connec-
ted with this department. Of the Government
for the last forty wears. lie was about sixty
years o! agc.-N"t. iM.
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A L III A N a C j..
1860.

SEVENTH MONTH. SUMS sun
JULY. RISES sets. MUM fhasEs.
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TIE W&ArnER-rhe late cheated term
closed on Thursday night. with Il sudden
change Of the weather: and Yesterday a
clouded sky, and cool. il not absolutely a
cold wind, proved the yariablnness of our
climate, and the propriety Of suiting our
clothing to the alterations we have 10 ex-
perienca.
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CprxrY CorRr-TmInD DAY.-The Court
met Yesterday morning, AT the usual hour.
No criminal business VAS presented, and
the session 81 The court was occupied il civil
suits Of no general interest.
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I, axe, 3 UGN. MD HARNESS FUK
" SALE.-TEc MARE is gentle. does not
scare AT locomotive. j. sound. and eight years
old, and has trottcd Il n,iie in three minutes, ever
the Point btecSc Course, I" wagon weighing 40
pounds, AMI then sold tor $TG0. The BUGGY
was built by N1',on. oi philadclphiu aud is n
GOOD ~ uvw The HAh&E,N Is IL complete Of
der BARGAIN may be had on application to
y IS. I. I. PLVMMER. ilazette Office.
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WORK RESrMrH ~ PIONEER MlLLS.-Thc
machinery Of the Pioneer Mills was started
yesterday, and milling operations resumed.
The mill has already received considerable
amount Of wheat.
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jr 29-2aw3wScolw

TIE POTOMAC, PIEDMONT AND VALLEY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
PROPOSE 70 have & trial q! ri CIV Frs on their
Z grounds near Alexandria, Va, comuer"ing
OK TUESDAY, TENTH july, said trial t" be
under the supervision oE the President and Exec
urvc Coinmittee-a record Of the result TO he made
At the time, and premiums awarded to the three
best machines II, the first Fair thereafter. By
order JAS. {. NENETT, Secretary.
jc l2-2awtd
P II. H0OFF, Alexandria, Va,
FLOUR, GRAIN. AND GROCERY MERCHANT,
STORE No. IS, UNION ST., SsrTH or PRlSCE.
Particular attention will be given to all consgn
ments Of PRODUCE. PLASTER, SALT, and
GROCERIES furnished ut current rates.
iy2--eo3,
TyERRING'S CHAMPION FIRE PROOF
/ SAFES:-parties in want OF IL iirst class
SAFE, will find samples Of tie different sizes
most in use. exhibition AZ Iuy store. They are
sold nj Factory prices. freight added. with or with
out Halls P.ten, Lock, u: purchasers option.
JAMES {. NEVETT,
iy6 lSent Agent for Alexandria.
-, FOR SALE OR RENT.-Two desirable
I'll three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSES,
located il !. pleasant part OF the city. The terms
will be very accommodating. Applyt"
ie l9--,f ". y. McEEIGH.
HXCHANGE On NEW YORK, Tor sale ia
Ia sums to suit purchasers, by
wM. II. FowLE & SON,
10 o. No. l. South Wharves.
GLOVER SEED for sale by
~ Jy 6 WHEAT & BRO.
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him peaceable man. Witness had talked poll
ties with Brown--:hinks heis an old line Wing,
holding The same opinions that Henry Clay did
in regard To slavery.
By n. proSerution--Wi Witness is from Pcnn$yl-
yau;a.
Mr. Stuart ihcn addressed the cour! urging that
the prisoner should bc held 10 bail 10 answer for n
ni>,icncaIur.
Mr.. Ma grudcr replied, discussing the whole ease
in all lis bearings.
Mr.. Stuart responded, advocating the side Of the
commonwealth and vndcatins himself.
The court discharged the prisoner.
And after some other business, the court at 81
o'clock adjourned.
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cRIPT:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of the Fulton off Cape Rice.
DEATH OF JEROME R0NAPARTE.
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of the Fulton off Cape Rice.

DEATH OF JEROME BoNAPARTE.
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DIRECT LINE

BETWEEN NORFOLK AND N. YORK.
HE FIRST LINE TO REDUCE FREIGHTS
TO A FAIR RATE.
<sgTzf Capt. Watson, win leave Nor.
SsS folk, for YORK, ON Wedne .day
Feb. 9Th at ~ NJ. Leave York
for Norfolk, on Saturday, Feb. Ii,h, at p NJ.
and will continue to leave Norfolk OH w ed.
nesdays, and New York OH Saturdays
AS this line was established at the special re-
quest OF the merchants OF Norfolk and at rates
OF freight specified by themselves, viz cts
per foot, and in proportion, it is confidently
expected that they will give it their support,
avoid having their goods carried up James Riv.
er, and keep what they have so long wanted, a
direct line between Norfolk and New York
For Freight or Passage, apply to
THOS. r. CROWELL, Agent.
le 3 Higgins wharf, Norfolk.
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The FAIa-At Masonic Hall, Portsmouth,
was the centre OF attra ction to the gay CUES
last night. The Hall was uncomfortaby
crowded; yet happy time W as doubtless the
experience of all there. The beautiful wea-
Their which now blesses US is very propitlous
for the entertainment.
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ON D1r.-A grand wedding and ball is to
Come Oft in this city very shortly. The
most extensive preparations are being made,
which warrant US i'll say ing that it will
eclipse anything of the Kind seen here for
number OF years.
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RErRENCEnENr.-A resolution OF enquiry
was offered in the Portsmouth City Council
last night relative to the expediency of cur
failing the salaries of the various officers of
the city. The resolution was referred to a
special committee.
There was no further action taken on the
gas question. "Men love darkness rather
than light" etc.
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1Coumu
NORFOLK, T thursday, Feb. 9th.

Editor Fay BooA:-fou are incorrect in
reporting me iu your..journal as having voted
against d re assessment OF the real estate
OF the city. am III favor Of re-assessrnent,
but voted against appropriating out Of our
depleted Treasury four hundr ed dollars to
pay persons tor dong what we elect and pay
an Assessor to perform.
Respectfully, WILLIAM LAMB.
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ATTENTION! YOU'VE LADIEs.-It is to
those who are upon the threshold of ac-
tive life that we speak. Prepare your
selves for emergencies, and trust not to
uncertain riches. Learn to sew and bake
and know also that pie may support
life when a piano won't. Learn to work,
and not be dependant upon servants to
make your bread, learn to sweep your
own floors, and darn your own hose
Above all this, do not esteem too lightly
those honorable young men who sustain
themselves, and perhaps, their mothers
and sisters by the work of their own
hands, while you care for and receive in
to your company the idle, dressed-of-to-
kill popinjays who never lift : finger to
help themselves, so long as they can keep
body and soul together by easier means
and obtain sufficient to live in fashion.
Instead of sounding the purses of your
lovers and examining their coats, sound
their hearts and examine the record of
their lives. Learn if they have trades
and can depend upon themselves; see if
they have minds that are superior to a
butterfly existence. Talk not Of the
beautiful white skin and the soft hand
and the small foot and the au-fait appear
ance of a gentleman. God never made
such a person He made men, and it is
for men that women were designed. Go
not beyond your destiny young ladies,
and throw yourselves away upon paper,
pasteboard, pomatum and starch.
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,


In the Court Street baptist Church, Ports
moath last evening, by the Rev. NJ X Watkin-
MARGARET ANN, daughter OF J J Williams,
all u, Portsmouth,.
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In the Lunxtic Asylum, Williamsburg. Va.
ON the asa OF January, Miss LAVINA McCUL-
LOCH, formerly of Petersburg
(pstersburg papers and Rs,isiOus Herald, Rich
mond, please copy)
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TAANks.-We are under obligations to
Mr.. William W. Calwsll, for late Eastern
papers, brought per steamer 3. Il. Spauid-
ing, which arrived here this morning from
Boston.
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FOR RENT

A ND possession given Immediately. The
"A House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
road Company.
Apply at the office OF the Company for fur
ther particulars.
jy l9-tf
HERALD and Argus copy,)
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TO YOUNG MEN

TO YOUNG MEN. -
YOUNG MEN DESIRING TO OBTAIN i
THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS
EDUCATION IN THE SHORTEST
POSSIBLE TINE,
A Nd AT THE LNASV eXpenss. ara NM.
"A lat the beginning of another YEAR, oiIsrsa
every advantage and facility at the NORFOLK
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, JOHNS on
HALL. The improvement of students ia
penmanship and Book Keeping, always opeo
to the inspection of visitors. Hours OF in.
strnction from in the morning to 10 al night
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK,
John Smith, Jr., Pr0Drsetor

ooN" OW"HS VIZ, y FOpTsetF.
James Bowes and lady. II Hauky, B4lti-
more; Captain Kendall, Hampton, Va; d h
Byrd. Suffolk, Va; H l. Smith, Norfolk i
Petersburg Railroad; B B Kindred, South
anpton county; q T. Wurreil, North Caro-
lima; John Basham. Thoma' G Mercer, Jas
Lawrence, James Lyon, Jerusalem; John
Temple, Richmond; John q Smith, Princess
Anne county; John Royston, Washington,
DC.
OCEAN HOUSE, pORrSMOUr III,
Capt. G. C. Bartli"g, Proprietor.
VIM Miller, New York; Jacob Ersher, J
q Conrad, Philadelphia; Jos l. Harrison,
q Crumpler. Virginia; Mrs John NJ Jones,
Joseph b Jone, Edeutou, N e; 4 Powell,
Scotland Neck, N c; G W Lancost wife,
Il Moore, Mount Pleasant; b Mindley,
Mississippi; VI Sykes, Norfolk County; W
Grimine, North Carelina; Miss A pollies,
Boston; Frank Hull, New Berlin, N Y; Geo
W Muuson, Doctor Simkins and lady, Fred
Greenwood, Norfolk.
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FiREMAN's PARApE.-The Hope Fire
Company made their appearance upon
the streets yesterday, thirty five strong'
in entirely new uniform, which looked
neat. substantial, and comfortable. The
uniform is composed of a heavy drab box
coat, a blue water proof cape, blue hat
of the shape usual with hremen, black
pants and white gloves, all ofwhich look
ed new, nice and clean. They were pre-
ceeded by full band Of excellent music
and made most creditable display. This
Company is composed almost altogether
of yoang men, many of whom are cold"
fremen and have for years been battling
with the destroyer! The Engine which
accompanied them on their march was as
clean as a new dollar, and its mountings
looked like FURNISHED gold. We noticed,
in front of their Engine House, that an
immense Star Spangled Banner was sus-
pended yesterday. Capt. Langley has just
cause to be proud of such noble looking
set of boys, and the Corporation may con-
graduate itself on their presence as an
organized body.