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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-06


lust RECEIYED-3O piece, fancy Nouslines
81 mt l6S TO 25c., very cheap
10 pieces DeBagc and LayilIa Cloth, a l2!c.
Another lot Of these beautiful aud cheap Reversal
BILE Shawls
100 pieces Fancy Prints, from 81 to l2!c
10 Cassuetts
Beaver Cloths and Fancy CassmereS
so pieces G. and "a Pulled Cloths extra quality
30 alto "a Plaid and striped Liuseys
10 pairs sup. Bed Blankets
100 Negro DO
10 pieces White and colored Flanncls
Brown and Bleachei Sheetng and Shirtings, with
many other GOODS, to which we invite attention.
nov II q. X. WILMER 4 BROS.
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Mr.. Stake.-An get Il now but the Catholics.
MIR. King said 1t was becauoe they would not
avail themselves Of It. He would give Catholics
every iota Of a fair share, but from the examples
had more than share. 1t would be the fairest
way 10 tax all and not exempt any. He would give
Catholics full share, and yield them more than
they claimed, or right TO Judge for themselves
ment had cost sI3 57s, and they petitiOned Tor it,
and 1t cost the Corporation $50 36 to come out Of
the town treasury. He could not vote to exempt
this lot; IL was not burial ground, only going to
be.
Mr. Pearson thought that George etown had gone
wild. When family lived too fast II had got to
fall. We had gone too fast and were still going
too fast. He then pitched into the Mayor; after
which
Mr. stake called for the previous question by
ayes and nays; when some discussion ensued as
TO whether the question should be taken on the
amendment Of the Board Of Aldermen or on the
passage Of the resolution as 1t passed this board
before.
THE resolution contained two clauses, the first
exempting lot 272 from the general tax, and the
second for S2l6 IS, levied for improvement of
High street, and passed this board by vote Of
to 3, last summer, and was at that time amended
In the other board by striking out the second
clause ..-...
The question being taken on the passage Of the
resolution (both clauses) 1t failed to pass by the
following vote:
Yeas.Me.sn. Dunlop, Pearson, Mccobb, Pick
rell, and Stake-5.
Nays-Messn. Dodge, English, Hin, King, and
Tenney-5.
[sIessrs Dodge and English having voted aye
before, voted no this time, which made the
change In the vote
Mr.. Pickrell wanted to explain his vote He
voted In the affirmative as a sheer act Of justice
He voted to exempt his own denomination on
principle, On. E } and for that reason would vote
to exempt this. Ii was an act Of justice to these
people.
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EpURIIC No &

LEGALITY OF LINCoLNIsM IN NEW ORLEANS -
William Harris, who was recently arrested In n ew
Orleans, for expressing preference for Lincoln
appeared the other day before Judge Hunt, Of the
lst District Court Of that city, for the purpose OF
ance at the court Col Field remarked on Fri
day that his client had been seized In the stree,
and inearcerated without process Of law, and thai
this system Of oppression must be stopped 81
After very full hearing in the case, Judge II uni
remarked that the case was closed, and the At
torney General said there was no charge against
Harris.
Judge Hunt.-The court sees no legal grounds
I'm this charge for the arrest Of q man who casual
ly speaks his sentiments TO a friend to whom ht
would vote for, and therefore discharges the ac
cused; said casual remarks not being understood
TO be In earnest at the time by the informant
against the accused.
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IL The Rev. DR.. Armstrong's remains, when
subject to a postmortem examination, disclosed
the curious fact that portion of bis lungs had
been destroyed by consumption and the parts had
healed over. Some twenty years ago he had symP-
toms Of consumption, and cured himself by bath
ing and horseback riding, since which had ex-
perienced no reappearence ofdisease. This shows
the durability Of consumption.
III Three years ago a small quantity Of the
seed Of Mexican silk cotton was brought to New
Orleans, and the variety has been cultivated at
Waterproof, la /, 4 few hundred miles above New
Orleans. shipment Of quite a number Of bales
has been this season received at New Orleans, and
sold for Tx cents per pound The staple aP-
proaches the quality Of Sea Island cotton.
liz The Beardsley divorce case at Brooklyn,
N. Y, il drawn game. Thejury find that Mrs
Beardsley did marry DIR. Manon, but they also
ind that Beardsley himself committed adultery
consequently they give divorce to neither party
and both stand as they were before with the dis
advantage Of the mutual exposure.
LARGE CARso AT CHARLEsroN, 8. C.-The
ship Gen Parkhili cleared at Charleston, 8. G
| on Wednesday Iast, for Liverpool, with ,54s
bales upland cotton, 100 bags Sea Island cotton
50 tierces rice, and 54OO bushels Of corn-approxi
mating TO Sis 90 In value.
| III rParson Brownlow, Of the Tennessee Wing
fings down the gauntlet to the secessionists. HI
| tells them that ~ one desires TO do him per
sonal injury, he SLsr be found at his ONCE every
| day In the week excepting always the Sabbath
| He will not fight on Sunday.
/ ANAuDAcIous PROCEEDING Madame English
a notorious fortune teller, has caused the arrest
/ the St Louis Chief Of Police for obstructing he
i business, by stationing policeman in front O
i her door TO warn the credulous.
| UTThe new "vigilance Committee" Of New
/ Orleans 10 severely handled by the prrss for Il
| unwarrantable action In ordering persons withou
the shadow Of proof Of being sbolitionists, from
toe city has been done In several cases Of late.
/ III Professor Agassiz says that grasshopper'
4 ORGANS Of hearing are his legs. or course, whe
i i'm donb, as to threatening danger, he 10 enable
e. lump to a cenclusion and safe position at th
| sumo time. t-
| rThe San Antonio (Tex Herald has u
following; The Lone Star rlag was thrown TO th
| breeze alta O'Clock .. m, by a committee Of cit
ssns Long may Il wave
rrNinetv.two persons are known 10 have pc
ished during the late severe storm on the lakes
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Result Of the Revelution-FIve New Re.
publics

From the Cleveland Plaindealef
Since the right of secession is claimed by the
South, and conceded by the dominant party In
the North, it is proper to look at results II South
Carolina can secede for any pretended cause
herself, Of course, sole judge in the case-then
nesota, or Oregon. II one State can secede SO can
another; and, as a logical sequence, each State
can Coalesce with other Safes, aud form repub-
lies Of one, two, or twenty out Of the original
fragments OF this Union.
Now, If this is to be the prevailing doctrine, we
would propose the following list Of confederaces:
REPUBLIC No L.
A southern republic, with all the slave States,
save Delaware and Missouri, the latter, in fact
aad feeling being western State, and will soon
be as free as Onio, with New Mexico and the In
dian territory.
The staple productions OF this republic would
be cotton, tobacco, sugar, notification and mig
gers.
RkPusLIc No.2
western republic, including the seven north
western States, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska
The productions of this republic would be
wheat, corn, beef pork, potatoes and popular SOW
ereignty.
REPUBLIC No. 3.
The central republic, including New York
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. The
latter named State has elected Lincolnite to
Congress, and has not niggers enough to-day tC
The producii iioas Of the central republ worfai
be great variety Of cereals, cider, Panic-maker'
REPUBLIc No 4.
The Puritan republic, including the six New
England States.
PrOductiOns-Prayers. priests and pumpkin
pies.
REPUBLIC No. S.
The Tactic republic, including Cslifornia
Oregon, and Washington Territory, with tn,
eyensful addition of Sonora and Utah.
Staples-6old, grizzly bears and babies.
Here are republics enough to suit seceders, and
when any OF the States are dissatisfied with the
new unions al they will have TO do will be Il
raise the flag Of disunion and march to a NOR,
congenial section a Ia Mszieana.
Hurrah for the multiplication table and tn,
| neNR A mexican rennhlicsi
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IL The New York Times says OF representa-
ton Of the character Of Richelieu by Mr.. Booth
in that city 80 IL curisus TO notice how every
passage Of the play which bore upon the love OF
country, loyalty, patriotism, told upon the feel
ings Of the audience. Especially was this mani.
fest in that memorable passage, when, trying 70
lift the huge two handled sword with which In
his youth be Glove an Englsher to the waist,
the Cardinal found he could not even raise 1t now
in his old age, and causing 1t TO be laid aside
tottered to his chair, and grasping a pen, ex
claim ed
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'The pen Is mightier than the sword.
Take away the sword
States can he saved ,uifhnnt it

States can be saved without it,
For some minutes after the delivery of these words
the progress Of the play was stopped by the cheers
upon cheers, loud, long and repeated, which
arose from all -
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Go re SfIkERSEEaSs FkES5a RREfSsks Ekf s. 30 srs
Penn avenue, and sxemine their. extremely large
Games, &C., the finest assortment ever offered be
fore in this city,. 60 early, before the rrsh, -
make your selections. Also, large and varied
assortment Of Diaries for ls6l. WinbeseoTvec q
next steamer oomplsts sssortmsnt of Ensasn e m
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOW OPEN
ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STORE,
AT
476 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Neat door to Ctay's (late U. 81 Hotel, BE-
aoeen Third and At streets.
6. 6. EVANS. in order to accommodate his
lesons Of customers throughout the United States,
ABRANcH STORE
Of his widely celebrated
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE
In Wash ns ton City,ss
416 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
where can always be found q complete stock of the
STANDARD AND MODERN WORKS
of the
UNITED STATES AND EUROPE.
Every book i. sold at the
PUBLISHERS REGULAR RATES,
AGIFT
worth from Fifty Cents to ONE HUNDRED
DOL LARS is presented to
EVERY PURCHASER
| at the time of the sale.
Being extensively engaged ourselves In the
PUBLICATION OF BOOKS,
and from large sales enabled to purchase entire
editions from other publishers, We oan offer
INDUCEMENTS
to our patrons not elsewhere to be obtained.
OUR GIFTS
ARE ORNAMENTAL, USEFUL, AND VAL
UABLE,
Comprising Thousand VarIetles;
Among which We name
| Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains,
Ladles' splendid Black and Plaid Silk Dress Pat
terms,
| Psrfor Time Pieces, Silver Plated Ware,
Costly Sets of Canoes, Mosaic, Florentine, Coral,
| Garnet, Turquois and Lava Jevery,
/ Gold Lockets, Pencils and Pens,
| Ladies' Neck. aud Chetelalne Chains.
| Gents Bose IN Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
| Pocket Knives, Port Monnaies, &C., go.
| The citizens of the District and vicinity are re-
/ speotfully invited to examine our stock of Books
and Gifts, whether desrous Of purc hasing or not
and By 30 doing will be enabled to Judge of the ad
vantsses to be derived from our popular system OF
| conducting Book sales.
| II CaI for our new classified Catalogue wherein
our method of doing business will be found fully
| detailed.
| IrPersons sending for books from q distance
will receive same attention as though at our store
the gifts, In all cases, accompanying the purchase
8. 6. EvANS'S
GIFT BOOK EMPORIUM.
476 PENNA. AVENUE,
no l0-t WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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CENTLEMEN'S
Our present assortment of GENTLEMEN'S
READY MADE CLOTHING offers to citizens
and strangers wishing an imm sdiats ont. ht supe-
rlor induoemeots, embracing, at this time, all
sty les and qualities Of Dress and Business Gar
ments and Overcoats in al. varieties. Fine Shirts
aud Under clothing of all kinds. Kid aud other
Gloves Of best quality, scaIts, Ties, Cravats,
Stocks, Hosiery, &C.. &c. All of which we are
Offering At our usual low prices.
~ Clothing made to order in the most superior
manner. WALL, STEPHENS CO..
no l6-tf 322 Pa. avenue.
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lNR, sCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
IL Do. SEA WEED TONIC,
Do. MANDRAKE PILLS,
For ssle by 8. b. WAITE, corner of Seventh
street and Loulslan6 avenue.
Proc of Syrup, 81 per bottle.
Prloe Of Sea Weed Tonic. 81 per bottle.
Price of Mandrake Pills, Is esnts per box
Those afflicted with dlsseses of the Lungs, Liver
or stomach, acoor panied with pains In the Back,
Breast or Side, should try DR.. Sohenck's Medi-
oine and are referred thu following oertIfoste
one of the m,ny testimonials Of complete cures in
DIR. Sohenok's possess on.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 2lst 186n.f
In. ScBEscK-D.ar Sir: | suffered much for
several months with Liver complaint, was per
susdsd by friend to try your Pulmonio syrup,
and Mandrake Pills. l am now quite well, and
believe yoHr medicine the 1teanS Of rsst0rtag
nls TO health 1Hf cfsor.
ing il to tho Public. Nj. ). s.
IN
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WINDOW SHADES AT FIRST CosT.The
w stock of all kinds WINDOW SHADES at
the store of ELAGETT & DODSON, IN all sizes
consisting of elegant Gilt, Landscape, Gray Pen
c,led and Gothic Styles, is perhaps the most COM
Also, all widths SHADE LINENS, in Buff
White, Blne ard Green, with all the fixtures
Also, PICTURE CORDS, CORDS and TAS-
SELLS, in sets, for Pictures, Picture Nails, with
fancy and plain head.
Also, beautiful TIDES, In all sizes.
At cost for the cash. = - -
no n cost CLAGETT & DODSON.
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UURiN5 the past week we have made large sd-
GENTLEMEN'S BELONGINGS,
and, buying them under the heavy pressure In the
money market for Cash. we sffer then to the
trade AID at retail at small advance on our
than at which first class
WARDROBE ARTICLES
can be purchased Our stock. always complete, is
now much lsrger than usual in
Dre,s Shirts,
Under-Shlrts and Drawers,
Gentlemen's Dressing Robes,
Kid and Warm Gloves,
Neck and o yer Ties,
Stocks and Scarfs,
Perfumery and Soaps,
Walking Canes,
Colts and other Pistols, 30.
Which we offer at much lower prices than usual
for CASH. We wish, hovsver, 10 ne understood
that cur sales confined to the newest styles of
goods and the "lowest prices"
de lot Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
TRAVELS IN THE REGIONS OF THE
Il Upper and Lower Amoor, bJ Il w. AtkIEson,
Llonello, sequel to the Je Of Verona, by X. A.
Bresoana, =. J.
Hssssn Abdaah, or the Enchanted Keys, and
Other es, with an lntrad uction by Miss PaTdne.
Volume one OF rOm Brown at Oxford q sesuel
to fOm Brovn al Rugby; cheap edition 81 conts.
Our Year, 8 child's book prose and verse, bJ
the author OF Ohm Halifax; price IS osnts,
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
de5 corner Eleventh ft and Pa. av.
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NEW YORK ELEGANT CURTAIN MATE
IN = RIALS, AT PRIME COST.
The stock Of all kinds Of Curtain Materials at the
In All that is rich and desirable. All or ary of
which will now be closed out at the prime oost.
NO I-eo6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gas Fixtures.

Gas Fixtures,
THE BEST ASS0RTME >TEvER OFFERED
IN THIS CITY.
Those who desire to select from new patterns,
wiSn the advantage Of reduction in prices, VIII
Wewould also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas iLto their dwellings, to our ia
creased isclIties, and consequent low prices, for
In,itng all who desire their work done promptly,
and Tree from gas sakages, to call at 269 Pa. ave-
nue., between 10th and l1th sts., south side.
no -Hsnl J. w. THOMPSON co.
FurS! Eurs!
AT SEYMOUR'S IN GEORGETOWN.
/ have with strict care personally attended to
the manufacturing and selection Of the following
Eurs. NV long PRACTICAL knowledge of the Fur
Business enables me with certainty to invite the
ladies' to goods made from fine and fresh caught
skins. Such IS
Canada Mink Sable,
Russia Fitch,
Siberian Squirrel,
Water Mink,
French sable.
Childrens' Furs in great variety,
Fur Trimmings of all colors.
Prices very moderate.
w. F. SEYMOUR,
no 10 I'm Georgetown.
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i. PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
Has removed TO the oor of Twelfth and r sts.
He is prepared 10 in,roduoe Water and Gas upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees enti.
He has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less than cost. as he
wishes 10 get rid of them. no11
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OYER A MILLION BOTTLES

Hyopr children SICILY, Puny aeictsd McLEAS's
COEDIAL will thsm healthy, fat, and robust Delay
not moment; IT, and Jos viii bs eenvinesd 10 de-
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ss.s. yAEI NJ. !: :.s sssss ..
70 SMITHS, No. 90 Seventh stre-f 90 S-in
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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. Y
I TIE INTERSECTION OF BhUADWA
Opposite Madison Square.

TTyHIs LOG ALTON the healthy delightful and central In
grea; lis and very 10 the Hudson Rv
er Boston railr al depots.
There omnlbuss that pass the Hotel
Eeary every during the day and evening" besides which
railways the Fourth and Sixth Ave-ue
lines which terminate Wall street. and continuity on
route within ofthe Hotel thus anordng better oppOr
than other point These lines OF onniousses, and
nor cas- also run direct 10 the Central PARK which cond
the magnificent natural pleasure ground In the
world
mature study experience and render Il the most comoa
BILE and homeke Hotel In the world All the improvements that
convenience have suggested have been introduced
positive safety Of from the dangers Of eonfagra
ton subuys double walls extend from the rock oun
iaon the roof All Of the floors double and separA
ted by layer cement making the entire structure hreproof
Among other Important improvements In addition to the usual
upper noos 10 saecesu operation, plan which admits
Of no poss billy Of accident
Of 500 feet each Of the six stories give light and air In the
highest degree, TO every apartment
Abera has been appropriated 70 public Drawing Rooms
and Parlois citing when aud the Dining Rooms there
grand Promenaoe Hall Suites Parors Chambers and
Pec designed for the comfort Of families travelling parties and
single gentlemen.
An Exchange containing the Journals the day. all the
onyenencea for commere intercourse and business has been
added the many other features Of the Hotel and there Is Tel
egraph OHice connecting with al parts Of the country.
Billiard and Chess Rooms Of the most approved and appoint
provided for the Of guests and the public
HorEL
An communications for apartments upon any business
neetd with the house. should he addressed TO "FrH AVENUE 10
TEL" IN order 10 insure Immediate attention
The entire organization 81 this Hotel has been under the direction
Of Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere and fremont Hou
Boston, Point Clear Houses Mobile the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
II will afford the undersigned much pleasure 70 see
Wthmuch respect,
Your obedient servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 90.
A. 3 DAHLso, late Of battle House. Noble E ..
II. HrcacocK, est Charles Hotel," New Orleans.
iyS-Sm
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND -

10 presenting this card the public, return cordial
hanks generous patrons for the kindness have received
a their hands hope the New order OF Affairs,
% be Initiated Sept 1852 will receive the encouragement
previous efforts AMI abo TO accommodate guests have
net with.
Establishment and each pledges himself TO de
comfort convenience and requirements OF their guests
lemAnd
keep and maintain, what LICENSE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and W promise TO use renewed
xerons the establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents and ready prompt and attentive servants
hall endeavor afford complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public
B. previous card long since published to eounterae The
influence rumor sufficient proof that establish
nent closed and that since Its publication We
rave condition entertain yters than heretofore
All umors to closure Intended closure desire friends
20 notice false and strangers Intending 70 visit wn
,l.r an9t-N
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INPECTINE.
The Perslnn Power charm.

VOR the prevention and cure Of Fever and Ague and Bous
Esrers THIS wonderful remedy brought 70 the knowledge
prOpreors BY friend who has oeeh eas a'
eler In Persia aud the Holy Land.
While son river Eup.rAies, he experienced serers
attack and Ague On discovering his cnd9n one o.
The BoAtmen his person Amu saying he s,s
and no rer ~ touch g0 Although inerednlouA a. 70 US VIZ
tues he comp experienced immediate relief and has since
Eays found eHecfual protection from all nAarous COM
plants A..
rac0s powers said that could only be obtained nom
onvenr with Priest obtained him the secret Of s pre-
pa aon Aseeaned where the medicinal herbs were
on which was compounded The wonderful virtues OF tbs ar
Gle have induced belief In the minds OF the natives In me
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests . -, -.
since hs return 10 America tried with the harpiest
effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen OF high character VINO
have Il unQuA hed praise This remedy having
been specific Ia Persia hundreds Of years for The prevention
and cure OF and Ague and Bilious Feves now oue'ed
Il viii sent BY nail prepaid full direct for It's use on re-
eeipt OF one dollar. .. all. ".
Principal Depot and Mandatory is MAN ~, kehmSno,
Braneh ONCE BANK Of Commerce Building New York Address
Iv5-iV JOHN WILCOX CO.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and com
plaining' Are you out Of order,
with your system deranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable /?
These symptoms are Often the
prelude 10 serious Illness Some
III OF sickness Is creeping upon
YOU, and should b. ayerted by a
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out the disOrdered humors-pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed In health
again. They stimulate the fnne-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system nom
the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles some
,,-h,y, ~, the hodv. and Obstructs