Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-12

folk to Washington, passed down the river
Yesterday afternoon, on her way to Norfolk.
The steamer is beautifully decorated, and
especially fitted up for the occasion. Capt.
Dupont, whos to take charge of the En-
bassy, says it will be his earnest endeavor to
have the Philadelphia reach the Arsenal at
II o'clock NJ on Monday next. The arri-
val will be announced by the firing OF ma
tional salute. The President will receive
the Embassy on Wednesday, when it is ex-
pected that many members OF Congress and
officers of the army and Navy will be pre-
sent.
The "WARREy GREEN" HOTEL, WARREN
ToN.-This popular House continues to grow
in favor with the travelling public. Not
few of those who have put up there since 1t
has been under the control OF the present
proprietor, have paid it the compliment to
say that they never stopped at a better
House. or paid their bills more cheertuliy.
1t is gratifying to us to hear of these bestow-
ais of praise upon our Hotels Tor they add
to the character of our place, which is already
conceded to be one OF the most charming IN
land towns in the State. Indeed, we do not
believe there is one that surpasses 1t in point
of either natural or artifcial beauty, the salu-
brity of it's climate, the elegance and refine
ment of its society, or which IS surrounded
by weather. and more intelligent and in
dustrious class of people, Warrenton Flag.
ORplSArIoS.-On yesterday morning.
very interesting religious service took place
at St. Paul's Church, in this city. MIR. John
Saul of New Orleans, was ordained
Deacon Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
Rt. Rev. William Meade, ID. d., Bishop of
the Diocese of Virginia, administering tho
rite OF ordination The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. q. II. Norton. Rector of St.
Pauls Church, assisted by Rev. c. b. Dana,
Rector of Christ Church. and the candidate
was presented by Rev. William Sparrow. of
the Theological Seminary. There was
large congregation present to witness the
impressive ceremony.
i. HERRING, Broom and Willow ware
manufacturer, Alexandria, Va, is now com
peting, and that successfully, too, with North
ern manufacturers in this very line of bust
ness. Merchants of this town and other
sections Of the Piedmont region and the Val
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icy Vi .hS'i', y" Nv ma = pI,:.
and prices and then gone on to Baltimore
and other places farther North, and made
the same examination there, have returned
to Alexandria and purchased their goods OF
MI. uelr'hS. We t'u'' ,,."' "'i''' ~, "'''
proht by their example," "'''''o" 4 '"y'
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tached 10 tne Ohloh inuuS'r'ai 'o,':o'' are
10 nave n"y lay nm ''.'Dn 's'a;
noon DIT 'he hyceuii, ii"''' commencing tS, 90
deliver addresses on .ne occas!on' ~ are l'cN;
l. IL. o'ocKtoh' o''aPIa'h % tne ,i|u'0 VI r
Representatives, ana non: oa'huei ToA' VI
ONO Inc cniluicH VIII S'iiS ~ - ''0'
carols, &c., and the whole affair VIII DOUBT
less be most pleasant coru'"l ~. i'"-
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water let ~ a nu'''Oo. "i "o'l,' '",,oJ
nets s's'G,a"y a Ilt i nolloctod oLnya
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c. Manu., on,nnn of Norronton r.
q U"P'' ' g. thn fnos+ ro,,ntoor rnmna.
nc,1G. - oS Sa y, Tha ovcoIont contn;n d.
"'"s 49, , w." s',iI;ors nnder h;s cnmm,nd
a. ofr[rt Is ,narinr r. form q R,nd fnr The
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company
Tun r,surD,,s So,,e fa,v If tho Fisher
mon b,re ntonr - and ceased operations at
-ho;r land;ngs an rho Potomac
THE WEATHER has been very rainy for the
last few DAYS the heavy showers Frequently
accomnauied with lightning and thunder.
Mass Meetine IN Monument Square, Baltimore.
Af+or rho oa;onrnment If the Convention
lanra . , frllv < coo in numher assem-.
ri"a Nan,,,a,tSr,,,ro n Mas. Nnat;n,
!. nlatf,rp, had hcrn orocted in frort nr
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SP""hei s'''u N.Y. p"'";.u '"' 10y 49,
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Enforcement o! the Laws. 10 TIC SOutll
Of the stand was iull length portrait OF
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u llehry Oiay. ihc en.'ie an
were designed, ana paintings executed LOT
the occasion. by VIM. II. Weaver. About