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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

Anglo-Saxon from Liverpool on the 10th,
for Quebec. has just been signalled.
A CARD.-llaying disposed Of our stock Of
"A goods To MeSsrs. HUMPHREYS Il TAI
IAFERRO, who will succeed us at our old stand
wa take great pleasure in recommending them to
our friends as gentlemen OF the highest standing
thoroughly acquainted with the business, and III
every way worthy of their confidence and patron
ugc. lily I'm MARSHALL GU.
WE HAVE this day formed a COPARTN ER'
w SHIP under the style at
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRO,
and have purchased the stock of McSsrS. MAX
SHALL & CO., and leased their
REHQTSE, No. / King street,
where we will conduct the
GROCERY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
We shall keel, always full supply 81
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
AND GOODS FOR FARMERS USE.
PLASTER, GUANO. AND OTHER FERTlL1-
2EKS will be furnished NJ lowest market rates.
Our personal attention will be given 10 the sale OF
FLOUR. GRAIN and COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bags will be furnished parties desiring to consign
grain to us at the regular charge for their use. Our
best endcavorS will be given to promote the inter
est of our patrons and our experience JuStlhes us
in promising that business entrusted to Us Will be
attended To in satisfactory manner.
A. }. HUMPHREYS.
iy9 H. 3. TALIAFERRO.
POSITIVELY SELLING OFF AT COST,
FOR CASH ONLf.-NO HtNBtG.
nROM THE SECOND OF JULY until the
L first of September, We will sell of without re-
serve, our entire stock of DRY GOODS. CAR-
PETlNGS GIL CLOTHS. STRAW MATTlNGS,
&C.. at prime cost, i'll order to make room for 4
heavy stock of NEW GOODS. What We say we
intend to do, being opposed to any kind Of humbug
Et5. BUYERS can save 30 per cent on SUMNER
GOODS, aud on other kinds Of Goods from ID to
% per cent can be saved
We shall ask but one price, aud that will be
cost, and from that price there will be no devia-
ton. We earnestly invite ali in want of bargains
to give II call. 5. ". MEl ENbERd,
iyo corner of King and Pitt streets.
Port Tobacco Times, Fairfax News. Rockingham
Register and Orange Chronicle.
NHEAP G0ODS-We would invite the attcn-
y ton Of buyers to our stocl; Of DOMESTICS,
consisting in part Of Brown aud Bleached Sheet
ings and ShirtingS; Osnaburgs: Striped do; Plaid
D0mcSticz: Striped Shirtings; Plain aud Striped
Cottonadcs Linen Checks; Kentucky jeans, and
many other Goods in the same line.
iy2 5 L W. NUREMBERG.
rPort Tobacco Times, Orange Chronicle, Fairfax
News, and Rockingham Register.
HsHcs FOR RENT-The STORE at the North
iis west corner OF King and Fairfax streets--pos-
session given on the first day of August.
<N The STORE next door, No. %, King street
possession given immediately.
fz=. Also, the DWELLING and STORE, next
.a:i door TO the corner No. 6, North Fairfax street,
from the 18th instant. JOHN WEST.
iy 2-cotf
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Che snglo.Saxon Announced.

FATHER POINT, June 30.-The steamer
Anglo-Saxon from Liverpool on the 10Th,
for Quebec. has Just been signalled.
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WATER COOLERS, Of different styles, just
W received from the manufacturers, and for
sals BY BE l. 4. J., GREGORY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02
WARREN SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR RENT

WARREN SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR RENT,
THIS NOTED AND POPULAR WATERING
/ PLACE, is now offered for rent. To a good
tenant. and who will take care ofthe property,
the terms will be accommodating.
%S The HOUSE is commodous and airy, far
Ill nished complete, and ready for immediate
occupancy.
These SPRINGS are situated near Front Royal,
within one mile of Buckton Station, on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, by which il il rendered AZ
ces&ible from all quarters
A favorable opportunity is offered to those de-
sirous Of engaging in the business of keeping :.
fashionable watering place. Apply to
FOSTER L CO., Plains, Fauquier 60, Va.
j L. DAVIDSON.
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JOHN ESDERS. w.M. SUTTON. RICHARD +. FOSTER.
ENDERs, SUTTON & CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS',
RICHMOND, NlE~!NIA.
CTATE. CITY, AMI ALL OTHER description
- OF STOCKS constantly for sale at market
rates in lcta l., Suil purchasers
Ac.ing agents for several Internal Improve
:nent Companies Of the State. always sup
piled with State STOCK and HONDS Of the diff
fe-ent Companies in Virginia, which We will fur
nish to correspondents III current market values.
Dealing exclusively OIL COMMISSION, We will
be happy to receive orders either for the sale OF
purchase of Stock. Richmond, je 30--dlw
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HISTRIBETlON OF SLAVES.-Under au-
IL thur.ty Of decre:al order of the Hon. Cir
quit Court Of Fairfax County, Va. we shall pro-
coed distribute the Slaves cf whcn Jane.
Bloxham. late Of Fairfax Go.nty, died possessed.
Under this decree tie Saves are not to be dis
trihutcd ~ ;ae Undersigned, out of the members
II the family, who are entitled to distribution.
The distribution will take place on Tuesday, the
10Th of July ensuing, ut Cats Tavern, West End,
at o'clock OF that day. whc" and where those in
teresed are rcqaad 70 attend.
CHRISTOPHER NEhLE, n.,u
ALFRED MOSS. e"
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49, The Gazette !or Monday - rn.t 70
nress on Saturday night This Is mentioned
t. account for the absence OF items "i he"'
aud dispatches by Sundays mails,
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ACCIDENT Reuben Johnston, esq, while
crossing ST. Asaph street, at the intersection
o. Cameron. on Saturday, WAS knocked dow"
Nv a horse attached to i wagon being care
IcssIy driver. y,own St Asaph street. For
tona,eiv Mr.. }. was only slightly hurt
though he very narrowly escaped serious m
Jury.
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~" CASTLE LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
Members earnestly requested to be present
ut the regular meeting this evening, ut o'clock
This being the last meeting Of the season. business
of Importance will be submitted requiring the at
tendance OF every member BY order
~ 2-ltH n P. HULST, Secretary.
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DLASTER.-We are now receiving and have
/ on hand, Il supply Of BLUE WINDSOR
PLASTER, brought direct from Windsor ass,
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags ,urn.hed by us,)
all at the lowest market rate.
je 26 hSOX BROTHER.
TASIG2N FLSH.-lu0O bbls. Labrador and
"a other HEARINGS. aLEWlEES, and small
No.. MACkEREL, for sale very low. by
WIN. IL. FOWL! Il son,
ie 81 NJ. /. South Whurves.
OTICF.-@ur bills Will be ready for delivery
~ July Isl. We hope our friends w!:l he pre-
pared 10 respond profanity, aal ;hus ob"iatc the
re :e>sity OF our calling on them
jc II G. K. WILMER & BROS.
FOR SALE OR REET.-Two 4e-i<anl.
a::: three story BRICK DWELAINk; HOUSES
located in pleasant pas; ci ,be city. The Terms
will be very accommodating. Appiy!"
"a ,a-fl W. s. McVEIGH.
EASTERN HEKRINGS.-%c0 bhls., including
L. Labrador. of extra quality, received Der Schr
j. w. Seayer, for sale ty
Nm. Il. FUWLE & son,
ie 1q No 4. South Wharves.
TUST received per Steamship Monticello. case
D of ina Soft FRENCH HATS price only 81.
ia % j. T. EVANS.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,

Clarke County, Va, my 24-eotJulyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-02

June MARnlAGE<--rhe whole number Of
Marriage licenses granted by the Clerk OF
the County Court OF this County during ne
mouth OF June: was 'nlrtSem Ell, ,x - Cnr Of
the females were over twenty-one years OF
aye. One Of the parties was w'doWer'
This is nearly double the number issued
than any issued during June IN the past
seven years, ana is aS IF@''Iy,nS ~ '''e p"''
nc as to the parties ''l'e'i'e''
FLOUR lNsrtcrioN'-l ~ 'oI,o" ~ - 'n1
amount OF Hour n>p"''ed uHF'n2 'ne w.
ter enulhS June 80 49, -; Nav.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
How the Africans at Key West are
spirited Away.

The following extracts throw some light
at Key West, which has heretofore been at
tributed to disease and death. The first is
from the Pensacola Tribune, and the Mobile
Tribune says. from what we have heard, we
thluk there is some truth in it,"
A STRANGE STORY.-A good joke is in
circulation here as 10 the cause of the late
mortality among the captured negroes at
Key West. The news is said to have been
brought by the Magnolia on Sunday, but
We are inclined to think that it originated in
our community. 1t is said that gentleman
passed through, en- route for Key West, on the
outward trip of the Magnolia, with u large
amount of money. and that on his arrival
there distributed presents and money among
them. Consequently they were averse to re
turning to Africa. He then succeeded in
gaining the confidence of some of the guard,
and administered chloruform to many of the
darkies. They being considered dead, were
removed Immediately for interment, and a
boat being at the beach ready, they were con-
veyed across to the main shore-the negroes
In the mean time recovering.
The other is from the Montgomery Hall, OF
the 7th inst:
STIRRING UP THE BARRACooNs-Yest
afternoon, a friend of our returned from d
hurried trip to Key West and Havana He
was one OF a party OF five (B. H. E p. NJ i
and ihr, e Others.) who visited the Barracoons
via Cedar Keys, for the purpose of li6eratins
some of he healthy Africans there in charge
OF the United States Marshal They found
another par y there, from Charleston. and ar
engagements were satisfactorily made for re.
moving the negroes; but owing to some acct
dent to the steamer chartered on the coast O
Florida tit is feared she is lost,) the whole
scheme failed. The entire population OF Key
West is said 10 be opposed to the sending o
the negroes back tn Africa; and the negroes
wish TO ay, themselves.
Three or four OF the disappointed Mont
gomery party chartered fi-hing smack TO
Havana, and after a stormy run OF lS hours
during which they had, in the language o
the Irish Captain, To- '.reef the sails. go below
fasien down the matches aud let her scallo,c, -
got into the harbor, but wer,. prevented TO
some time from landing, by an ever-zealou
official because there were some guns aboard
An appeal was made to the American Con
sui, III, I'm, who is said by the party 10 hav
acted neaDly. They denounced him wilhou
stint.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

Mr.. r. II. Glass, of Lynchburg, Va, one
of the delegates who withdrew from the re-
gular Convention at Baltimore, but did not
join the seceders, has issued an address TO his
constituents, in which he says:
In view of the whole facts which I have
developed, and without intending TO hold
judge Douglas aud his friends blameless in
the premises, l give it as my deliberate opin-
ion, that the Democratic party has been wan
tonly aud recklessly broken up and believe
the scheme had its origin among certain dis
union politicians in Alabama, and its con-
summation in central intrigues in Washing
ion. 1t has been broken up, not upon any
Principle, because that was not involved in
Baltimore, but mainly because the disorgan-
lzlng and disunion delegations from two
States We're not admitted TO seats upon the
hnor OF Convention from which they had
wantoniy, factiously severed their connection
IN Charleston, and whose disruption they de-
sired i'll Baltimore.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
mr, Everets,s ora,ion.

The grafton of the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT
d.lirercd before the municipal authorities Of
fort of that grand statesman and scholar,
worthy of being perpetuated in letters OF
gold We regret that it is beyond our power
to give even synopsis of it, but we earnest
Nv trust that the friends of the Union in
Boston will sc 60 its immediate publication
10 cheap pamphlet FORM The following
are the comments of the Courier upon the adj
dress: r5sF szfr-- etls-.sz I.
II combines in remarkable degree the
oualities essential to success at the moment
oi delivery. and those which satisfy the re-
QUESTION OF a calm examination in the closet
i. was spoken with great animation and
held the unbrok.n atieation Of the audience;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

- Mayor WooD of New York, has written q
letter 10 john ]. Allen. Egg, of Watkins,
Schuyler County, with reference to the duty
OF National Democrats in the State of New
York at this time. He says that his views
were decidedly with the National Democra-
cy. and against those assumed by Mr.. Doug
las, and that he was in favor of a declaration
by the Ns tional Convention of the principle
that slave property ought to be protected in
the Territories. He regards the election of
Mr.. Lincoln as inevitable under existing cir
cumstances, and therefore recommends that
the Democrats run only a Douglas ticket at
the North, and Breckenridge ticket at the
South. Shus. he says, they will secure for
the two candidates jointly a majority of the
Electoral Colleges: and if this majority can
not be concentrated upon either, il can be
upon some other person. And this, he says,
though repugnant to Democrats, is the only
course to be pursued to save the country
and The Democratic party.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

N1ssoI-RI REPUBIICANs.-The Missouri Re
publican State Central Committee nave nom
mated the following State ticket: For Gov
ernor. James B. Gardenhire, of Cole county;
for Lieutenant Governor, James Lindsay, OF
Iron county; for Secretary Of State, William
B. Adams, of Montgomery county; Tor
Treasurer of State, G. w. Fl. Landon, OF
Buchanan county; for Auditor OF State
Judge Ezra Hunt, of Pike county; for At
torney General, Arnold Krekel, OF st. Charles
county; for Register, Thcs- C. Fletcher OF
Jefferson county; for Superintendent OF
Common Schools, DR.. Henry Boernstein, OF
ST. Louis: for Board of Public Works, John
NJ. Richardson, Frederick Munich, and WIN.
Nj. Mcpherson.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
OR. KIN G,S DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

49, DIR. KING, formerly of New York for
lSEs ~ the last Tour years of Louis vile, Ky :,
~ and who b IS devoted his attention to
the treatment of private diseases for 80 years
tiers him elf, wing attended to a practice Tor a.
ny years, and cured many thousands, he is era
bled to cure all diseases of private niture,
ter how bal they may be from rjaaicous medic Al
treatment, or from neglect of their Dr. King IS
Dispensaryis No % Deaderck street, etween Cher
ry and the Square, secoud story where he all
diseases OF a private nature.
GONORRHEA cuIed without nauseous m eiicines or
Interference with business.
STRUCTURES OF ola or recent date, e1ectually cured
in few days, by operation CHI causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health caunUt be enj yed.
Perhaps no DIS causes more mischief aud under
mines tie cOnst tuition much
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin grox I'M
out of neglect bad treatment, can be eecctualIy
cured in few days.
SEMINAL WEAkNE>s.-Particular attention having
been gwen to this disel and all the
growing out OF 1t, brought on in many cases by the
destructive habits of i.considerate youths, and ex
cessive indulgence Of the pass ms, elect of which
Will undermine the constitution, Gering the
Jet unit for business or society land Sing prema-
t re o d age.
Females who may be Lboring with any difficulty
OF the Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing ard stating
their case, With fee encl sed, directed TO Dr. A.
King, No. % Detderi. street, Nash wife, Tenn, will
have the necessary medicines sent tC address
with nt sary directi, Strict secrecy observed.
Office honrs from O'Clock in the ing until in
the evening" july10- nd&A1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

The MINUTE MEN THROW THEIR BANNER
TO THE BREEzE.-Among the incidents of th.
4th in Philadelphia was the raising OF hand
some Bell and Everett flag. The ceremony
is thus described by the Press
LII the morning the mammoth flag belong
ing TO the Minute Men of $50 was strung
across Tenth aud Chestnut streets, from ths
head quarters of the Constitutional Union
Association. large and beautiful trans
parency. occupying the whole Of the Chest
nut street front OF the second story, ives al o
raised. IL contains life-sIzed portraits of
Messrs. Bell and Everett. The likenrs.es Or !,
excellent. Over the portraits the NO .
The Constitution. the Union, and IL. En-
forcement of the Lava" On q s-rol hello
by the American eagle the word .sConstilu-
tionn is inscribed; and just below the pictures
are the memorable words of Daniel Webster
I--.Liberty aud Union, now and forever, Que
and inseparable.n When lighted mp in the
evening the transparency presented tine ap
| pearance, aud attracted great attention from
passers-by
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
Br1I AND EVERETT MEETING AT ST. LOU

IRELAND EVERETT MEETING AT ST. LOUIS
The Bell and Everett meeting at ST. Louis
Saturday night was the largest ratification
meeting held here this canvass. Judge orr'
candidate for Governor, was well received,
and made votes for the Union ticket oy the
hundred.
Addresses were also made by I. q. Fogg,
candidate for Lieutenant Governor, General
Robert Wilson of St. Joseph, May, Wright
and others. The speaking was continued TO
a late hour.
a fine transparence Lit with gas displayed
the names of Bell and Everett directly over
the sneakers stand. Several private resi-
dences were Illuminated, and fire works were
blazing in different parts of the city Inc
Douglasites. dispatch says, attempted 10
disturb the meeting by driving through the
crowd and haIIooing for Douglas and in 9TH
er ways.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

The Constitutional Union Convention o.
the 18th District met at Waynesboro' on the
5lb inst. As we have already stated, it nom
mated J. G.. Brown, Esq, of Giles, as tht
candidate for elector. JAMES w. DoUGHEK
TY, of Decatur, was appointed alternate
The following assistant county electors were
also appointed .
For Waync-Hon. Jonathan Morris and
Col. ". w. Pcgue.
For Lawrence--W. j. Buchanan and VIM
P. Moore, E~qrs.
For Perry-Hon. NJ. Brashear and Nep
thale Tracy, Esq.
For Decatur-G. NJ G. Penn and Hiram
Lacy, E-qrs.
For Benton--W. R. Simms and W. P. Nor
ris. E>qrs.
For Giles-C. j. Cack, DR.. S. Fl. Stout
T. NJ. Jones, Hon. R. N. Bugg and Richard
Reid.
The following resolutions among Others
were adopted:
Resolved 1st That we most cordially en-.
dorse and ratify the nominations If John
Bell, of Tennessee, for President, and Edward
Everett, of Massachusetts, for Vice President
OF these United States.
ResolUed I'd, That we recognize in them
men whose whole lives have been opposed &c
sectionahsns of every kind, who have ever de-
voted themselves to the maintenance of the
Constitution in its full integrity, the perpe;-
uation of this glorious Union, aud the faith
full enforcement of all laws made in conform
ity with the provisions of that sacred instru-
ment.
ResOlUed 3d. That while sectionalism and dis
union stalking abroad in the land, and
are so vehement and uudIsguIsed in their IN
holy demands. we believe it to lie the duly Of
every patriot of every party to come forth
aud support the only notioRal ticket now be-
fore the country, and aid in The election OF
the only one which can restore peace and
quietude to our harrassrd and beloved laud
A. P. HALL. Esq, of Benton. presided, and
speeches were made by T. NJ. JONES, f. HAIR
RELI., c. J. CLACK and d. B. THOMAS, Esqrs.,
of Giles. The best feeling prevailed.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

The pr;de of Geo. Jones' public life mas
been his uniform hostility to corrupt msn auu
TO eorrart prqctees, whether found wi,nin ane
Democratic party or out OF Il, anu po S
sistency upon all subjects tha' canie
him.-Uhioa and American
Our contemporary expresses his SURF ri'e
that the Hon. G. w. JONES should De iound
among the supporters of Mr. DOUGLAS. we
csr,ai.,ly know of no good reason why ME-.
Jones should support Mt. DouGLAsi out nis
auuiform hostility to oorrspt men aud to cor
,upt vrootScss,u is the very best of reasons why
he should not support the candidate OF the
faction at the head of which stands the pres
ent Administration, the very embodiment oil
CORRUPTION.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11
mo- DNESDAY MORNING, JULY II, Ie6U
To the Subscribers Of the Nashville

Subscribers to the Nashville Daily HeUa
,rbo have Maid for the same in advance VIII
be furnished With the PATRIOT untii tne eA
n;ra,ion of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance VIII De
charged the regular rates of the PATRIOT ironi
this date. We will continue to seRd 'ne
p,rp1or tn all the subscribers OF the Ne"s
who were not already subscribers OF the
PATRIOT, until we receive notice to discoh-
,inue. CITY subscribers who desire the paper
discontinued will notify us at once Inc
confusion incident to such transte- may ais
turb the regular delivery of papers Tor Ie"
days, and such as may be omitted Will c0ni'i
a favor By leaving word at our office.
AS. CAMP i co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

from first to last It's success as a spoken
discourse was perfect. Many of the passages
especially the brief sketch of Washington.
and the allusion TO Garibaldi were received
with the most feryid enthusiasm. But it is
something much more than a successful
popular defamation. 1t is weighty, tenn
perate, though ful, and wise discourse It ia
a calm and eminentIy successful defence OF
the country and its institutions against
certain specious and plausible attac ks
which derived weight from the rank and in
fnence of the assailant-a defence made moi
by closet philosopher, but by practical
statesman, long tried in the affairs of govern
ment and the conduct of life. MIR. Everett.
IN our Judgment, has never written anything
more worthy OF the admiration and gratitude
of his countrymen.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-11

Hon. CHARLES READY. of Rutherford. re-
pudiates Mr.. BILL and will enter warmly
into the support of BRcKIsRIDGE and LANE
-UIios and american.
No wonder. This same "Hon- CHALEs
READY, of Rutherford" was repudiated by
Mr.. BELLS party loug ago. BE ran Tor Con-
gress on the Democratic ticket last summer,
and was beaten by Boz HArTos within in an
inch Of bis life.