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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-14

GLoRIoUs SIGE Is ALAsAmA-A gentle.
nan from Northeast Mississippi informs the
AeW Orleans Buleia that an ex-member Of
the Aiab1la serate narrated to him the fol-
lowing incident. One Of The Bell and Everett
electors IN Alabama WIS addressing a large
audience in North Alabama, a week or tso
agos composed q the adherents Of an three Of
DE parties in that State. he spoke in favor
q tue Union, and in The midst Of his speech
paused aa3 Sid be wished to ascertain the
views OF those &c waa ADDRESSING. For the
purpose, he requested every aiaR present Wis
was in favor Of maintaining the Union and
our rights IN il, even if Lincoln should be
elected, to rise to bis fees. Every man in the
Iarge allIence promntIr rosa-
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Z SO
s -7lh TrP0rsi ID have gone f-r
hEL resar az exceedingly doubtful.
ola has E-o5s5iy gone for DoUsrAs.
oezo1 De- ua-srlair. New Jsrzsy hss
l59- s97 lagoutF ior The fzsisn ticket
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Destructive Fire in EufTaIo-. Burn
Ing Of lhr Clarendon MofcI.

lnE OF AAc clarendon Hotel.
FUrFALo, November I0.-A fire broke OF.
at one O'Clock this morning, in the kitchen Of
the Clarendon hotel, and, rapidly spreading
entirely destroyed the msin bEiitinc, situated
on the corner Of Main and South Division
streets, ard. The wing extending through TO
Washinton street. The wing on South Diyis-
ION street was saved.
n. S CnGmbcTiln, oyster dealer, Jun ed
from The fourh story an Wzs almost instant
william Garland, a. The firm OF Garland s
B rae, c.o-hiers, was burnt 10 death.
The building was owned By Orsen Phelps,
ard valued 70 10000, upon which there il an
insurance of $1,000 in New York and New
E1glaEd coupauies
The Furniture, oSlel By Mr. Hodges, Of
the American, and Mr.. kicEsras. o. the
Clarendon, was mostly destroyed. Loss on
furniture. about $1,000, fuIlv assured.
Mm. Fl. Peabody, druggist loses about
z 500 sbage lis insurance.
Minn losses sill make the total loss not Far
from Sl20,o0G, Upon shilh there is about
SD O03 Insurance. There waa q hsavy rain
falling Z The time, which prevented the IRE
from spreading beyond the building.
lt is rumared that -four servant girls are lost,
ard Il IS thought that many strangers may
h1ve Ferizlad also, one man IN the fourth
story raised = wiHdoV. snt exclaimed that be
was a stranger, and could rGt and his wav
0ut, and could rot live cn3ther minute in his
ro0n, and begged the crowd 10 save him. He
was not seen again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-14

How THE BsEcKIsEIsGE MEs VoTED Is
iLLISoIs.-The Jacksonville Nlinois) CORES.
Pondent Of toe s.. Louis RsPH5Heos thus
writes:
A Waterloo defeat in nlinoisl AState that
never las covered IN = presidential election
that has always borne The Democratic aag 10
a sure and seItain victory. Who are resnon-
sio.eE James Buchanan ana bic minious, bis
serfs, bis dsunionisis, are the men who are
responsible. TIE Breckinridgs eiector for this
district, J.. L. Mcdonnell, did, on Yesterday.
vote with The Republicans and work for their
ticket. What a commentary upon the Admin
isiration Of James Buchananl
These are the slas5 Of men thas the ssees-
sionists take to thslr bo5oas il political EN-
brace, as the devoted friends OF that section.
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nIInoIs Congressnen.


IN this STATE is as f~olloFs:
ErruBLECAvz.
tlft district, g. Ea-l1UrLe. rrr-el~-Irf
sccJ a co I n Arnrf.
lLif- 90 DWea Llvei1y. Trc-aaaeE.I
4-4fh 90 Wa A=-ogE trc-e'eGe1
DEEoCRhTs.
Urn District, Wu. A.. E.caa-1s-e.
sirta 81 .. A. Hl0.euzud.T reelected
eFelh 60 = soliu5o1. e. e-c1ef.l
E-glfh d. D. e. FsgEe, rfe--icarf1
Allta 90 . A. Lssl Ire e.easd
This leaves uhe representation the same AZ
it vas IN the last Congress.
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NEws.

WoLyEs-A fine large black wolf wa.
killed near Charleston last week by Mr.. N,
I Harris.
FArAL-1he Charleston TallahaichiaH Of
| Saturday last states; Last Saturday Thomas
Malone, aged about fourteen years, living in
this place, vas handling aiosGed sAot g1n, ID
was discharged, and the whole contents
/ Of the load entered the lower abdomen, aud
ranged Up toward the stomach, where !
lodged. The boy lived after the accident about
1 eleven bours.
To ~ HUEs At the last term Of the cir
cut court at 0koloUa, James Holiday was
found guilty Of the murder ef T. l.. j. Rob
1 erts, and was sentenced 70 be lgag on tie ga
Of this month. The Ersmiar says De will Be
he fret white nan ever hung 10 our county
BY due course Of law.
ASorHEE 70 ~ HUNG-Tho Holly Springs
GtIr Of E0vember sth SAVE; The negro Dick
according t0 the saEtal-e passed on him az The
last term Of Tie ciIauit colrts laaTs the renal
81 Of The law hy being huHs here on Saturday
next.
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WIdous-

Oh yes I dars cay. she uould marry
again. Did you ever know a widow il youI
lie, especially q youug one, that didn't marrv
again. lf she had CHANGER And thew ALWAYS
get a chance, too, il seems. For nv part. I
DON'T see what the men race after them SO fsrl
Zoe E5cee remark set M to thinking. Who
10 u about Chs as nice a little body as YOU
would want to know. A quiet, modest little
woman, whose only fault IS in being a rouEg
wif0c. Poor s0ull She can't help that.
People throw it up 10 her, though, and cast il
In her very trcth, with in~humanity. To be
sure her husband has been dead these I've
years; but what difference does thar make?
She Is not 80 hard-heartsd as to expect ever to
be happy again, is she? What does she want
One nan % enough for any woman. a nan
Is different. he can DO as be piessee. ne
oitener be is married the better. Suppose Sic
Is only tWenty-three or four? All toe more
reason Why che should be watched, and
peeked az, and snifcd at, By an the cross oId
wofens with g~roWn-up, single daughters; and
an he Cd young lsdies set up for themselves.
Somstimea the men, even, indulge a aine AZ
young widows; bui they needn't mind theu.
Tor such are aiwaystold fogies or a~disappoibf-
ed iovyers" who DO it. Hug the assursRce 10 /
your bosons, ladies', thar, as a general thing.
a young widow is an "ohJsct Of interest'5 fo |
the men. And as il is said OF the ladies'. that
The appreciation sud esteem Of the other sex ~
iheir chief desires Why hey need not care far
he malicious remarks Of the Hl-natrr.d Of /
her own; knowing that every true womsnls
heart whether matron or maid. will svmna-
.hize With YOU IT you are 4 young widow
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-14

0 j is 60 that he cd public fuBe-
to as a-seraiasi n0tt5 fH tbs ssean-
riea oecid5aed b ths rssignstioa OF The Fed
oal ehe hoid rs tn South Csrois for the
present. Fuus events viii dires. biz eourus
J. his rezptcf.
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IA GLHEHsL HE>ULT or mn

So fares ne have been able 70 ascertain
-5l RE coai c.ur.s Of cur e-o.enDorsres
and The 90 uras as lar az received, We believe
Tie Following vil a~PF-oximste the general re-
slFe-y closely;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-14

A1e presidential race n this STATE seems {,
lsse ben closely contested between BrLL ans
DovelAs, 90 lhe fyloailg returns from eighty
obue s-les-i
E1rr1
E 81
fi
Il ra-
Tie counties YET to hesr from will give
DesGlAe Cd E ia ted Esj rity Of some 1900.
DE an August election they stood a. fol-
Fai CD JhoEsos CDeuglss) I2.s75. SAX
1-E ona (Beh) sfy5; HAScOeE yAcrssx
(1recsinrczr) $3.50.
Elstlua eudsnt that though BREoKrvRrper
~ore 70 bea- Tie s-5ernstorial CANDIDATE o.
party $500 votes, The State viii be se,vr.
5ue faaohsi Democracy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-14

As al dsDatch to the New Yort
5sma e % S unsdeia, IT,, he bone Of LIN
c9ls says his eabiDst viii be selected frou
oe relieving nsned Individuals. Secretary
q 5a Ter sKwAED, Of New Yort.
tAH1a ~ q Palnsylvania, or Rvs a
frgaa; SECRETARY Of War. CAs.rUs N.
gay q AtErUcEF; Postnssisr-Gsnera
s. CoLFAE, q I@adisna, OF CHAEDLEE. Of
gong srnisry q the Navy, JoHS
EiasoE BORIS, If Firgi ia Attorney General.
AEssV Hisrun DAVIS, Of Maryland.
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MEcHASlcs.-The fashion Of the aris.oc.
rsey. Io-caiied, putting on airs and a. ,in~ m
theiT POSES at toe idea Of associatinc win ~.
ehalies, Is fas passing CIT % date. Mecs.irs
are beginning to be valued At what thsv arr
WORTH as al men should be, and id they Do moi
gets position In other rsspee s, the fsetths
tleT arr mechanics cannot Withheld II rom
them 70 they do no eoaduct themselves Ia a
manner % Be worthy or L, they have No riebf
10 expect L. The learned professions ~ 81
eroHdcd that It taksa q nan Of more thsn o.
dinaIy talent TO acquire anything more fhsn a
competency. Men ere beginning 10 train their
sons and very properly, for other thiars Be-.
aldes law ana medicine. and ws find Young
men wac have received the advantages o.
liberal educaucn turing their affection %
meehanlsms as more likely 10 sscuss thsir In
dependence. That man shall work, is a decree
OF heaven, and that a man who works for 4
liTiag is not entitled 10 ss much respect a. he
Wao gets a living without working for h.
Is an idea which, II it ever existed. il fast van.
ishing froz he nlnds q nsa.
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MRMPHIS THRATEE

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,
Hsaaarr...-..~...-..-.-.-.Nr Wm G Thsmpsn.
1a-e Arralr-- J. n. uaEson.
Hgstsl Dresser. Carlo Fsul.
~ Ihird HTBeurauze % ~. J. COLLINS the ese-
bratei Irlai c1lHl1l.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Nov. u. Tssb rsu
aId Epprepgiafe saenerF-fhc great crlg.1al Irish dT1ma
ss p'sycd upward q ffy suressigs uisais ID LAURA
Aecu's heater &ea IEk aud f0ri- liztfs by NJ Col
ltns a. Cli1ag3 All cllcinnau. THE COLLEEE BAWE;
~ 1he Bride . 5aryCWen-ayies Ns Coppsleeui
utl s1u-s, hr. C1l.1s,
A.-In1 pi1y toeupics tie wh4is cveuirg.
EoEIfE -&neratls1 % r.ms Dss-s ousn At sa
ogHfslTe % mlsuc1ce 49, Crftsin Or rise atTs.
SCALE OF PRtcEe.-nfcss C.r-'c AID Ercueue, 75e
Third Tier aHt 1ci1ref Gallery. 20.
Sex once eaen nom Or ana lciact sd lran 2 uI
p. n. lictes anf s-cu-cl seats arc armissshle only o.
&c ulsni % which tLe7 ere sq-urcf. Attentive ushcri
wll shcw visitars ID heir seals.
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g72 Acres,

ETfHEHTN UIa- from Memphis ons nile snd q kalf
- -ai.sll= %. Morning Sun. SIX niles from Union De-
90 z-c -l me s-uergills F~ankruadi 70 acres cleared.
God uH.l.lg HaE-- and O~gthouses. Stables ec
A--gartl-slir 40 ten psr sent mat.
~ ~H0TsARRAT DFPRsE 4 c D
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LINCOLN ELECTED PRESIBRIT
Dissolution and CiynWa ar anne-

I AVE 500 90 "a Msm5ais cr ana s..g,a
Il Property, uhralWsh % Ec1a1Es fr IEa7 HTFLh
hkiR01d q fair src-s. $500 lu IHpsOvFB
CITY sAoAAAfH immsta-syin le -sa- % lEa alT.
~ rehting for trol Ten o. altasn pr rsat ~ ~ ~
vestmsut Aui $4,000 on uNIAPEuvEB grBrRBAE
fkQfaAIIs beau-lfll WucflaHn. and I'M anaolus te-f
and most RAPIDLY Improving neizh31rEaafs .l--suuI -
ne cug- J n W~0CDWAED.
noFe-idFiu Mrmpl.s. Tenn
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9tb SAberfisrmtnts
To Ehe Ladies'.
WIGGS BROS. & co.

ARs ms A u EoziFF OF A FULL
Luoin's Extracts Tor he usudksr7uisfg
Barin's Krtr.eis for ne uauterchlsff
Shamp1s1e Eriraa, s0IsthIug nsrI
Lahiu's fosps5
haz.n's ss1psi
HAMS SoaNs
By Run s1aps. s nee anias;
Hunmiug Bird sla2i
Butte1hy B5quet s5sps5
PUncine S0apsi
uu3er Ten ssapss
Ktss Ne QuicE soaps;
hlsa gssaHf
Aha Ross soaps
freckie Soaps;
Violet Soapsi
To- Poser = supsriar siedsj
Tuoth Brushes;
Shaving Cream
EleY Hasketsf
AuSe bslsf
VINEGAR Rolss5
hEguoiia Tablet
LAZY Vote, assorted;
Tale de Tenlcsf
Malr Pas ass5rtedl
Shell Csmbff
Ivory Comb;
Horn Conf;
lads Ruooer Combs:
Hsir Brurhssf
cs'h era - 'ts e.,
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOB
Arova's rszng american Liaiueat;
hartoa'- DsVbeTy Cordialg
Ast sErings Llslmsnti
nhiineyis Nssis L-.nlnert,
d.. EuTts cEihirtie suF.r Piumst
Ana have Tor sale The isti4nz Medicines q De s.y
manffa hr paaftTors se souelt . asutizuaaos q D
snns. RsPseseii5 =
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Plantation and Negroes,

I'd BIS SOLD OR EKCuAEGBD FOR EaNPHI
CITY n FRQPHRrI.
fENdE uaa O. -Hfu--ahiT imprsvei, very pr1iuciTe
i s-rrl miles from tlls city, aat onntains rs a-rts.
Tnrrr are twelve urkl-E halts on theplare. All sortl
OF dEc-7s sul Improvements needed ~ a eetisn tarm.
APPS
as M1NsARRkT prPRga A CO
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-nvz- WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
,Sl.ssss:iS :--essl.,sss-s : AND EORGETOWN STEAM
PACKET COMPANY.-
NEW ARRANG NGEMENT.

NEW AR 4 n 6 Z EN- 7.
The favorite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. james
HIrper, has recently been pat ia complete order,
h lylu. had died 10 ner former accom- uodatiohs
spacious saloon ual fourteen comfortable state
rooms. wit;4 entire bedding aad other furni-
ture ual will uatil the pa September next, leave
B.!t:a )re EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
~ six lnsta ID Of four O'CLOCK thus afording pas
sea- :rs anl shippers Two hours more in Baltimore,
aql arriving u Poiat Lookout and Kinssle ut
more conr2aisut hours in the morning. Return
ii. the Columbia will eare Riley's wharf, " ash
iug:vn, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING., III
six, and Alexandria at seven oclocks culling at
all the uSa,l st"p?jng p Ices, going and returning,
to lln AL receive passengers and freight
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, It
rarely happens that she cannot take considerable
q 2itioas 10 her usual freight Shipper" thore-
fore aaYny large l1ts Of suano, pig iron, and 9TH
er .reisht can haze them carried by special agree
laant. on terms mutually advantageous, on appll-
cation 10 the following agents.
CuAS. WORTHlNGr0N, Baltimore.
WHEAT i BROTHER, Alexandria.
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IO THE PTBLiC!

4'O THE PEBLIC!
I will stake my reputation as man, my stand
ing as II merchant of thirty years residence in
New York, that whut l pledge und testify to
with my saai. my label, aud my certificate, is
correct, and can ho relied upon by every pur-
chaser.
Physicans who use Wines and Liquors in their
practice, should give The preference to these arti-
c!es.
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Apoth-
cca1ics.
uDCLPEO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer oi Schicdam
Aromatic ScEnarpS,
No. 22 Beaver Street, New York.
zgs" II. COOK Is Co, Alexandria, will sup
ply The trade. dee l1--dbm
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EURGE GERS,
= 4 - I

S2Uh-DI DIX AN IL I'fif Eit IL - LEN.
No. 75 Primer street, "FPo%t'c tic G"z"ttc CWGe,
ALEXANDRIA, IA.
M USIC, hnSaziE"s, and Old Books hound in
I've any style. also RULE, and nuke to order,
my description Of BLANK BOQk5,w which will
warrant to hc made of the best paper and materials,
and bound IN the strongest nanner. Bank Officers,
Bankers, Merchants, Clerks % Courts Hotel Keep
ers Insurance Companies, and all who want Blank
Books. are respectfully invited to give me " call.
~ off
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JEFFERSON TaCEY

pAPER-uANGEn, EPN0LSTERER, GILEER,
and H0usc Decorofor in GtHe,ai
sXTHlhST returning his grateful acknowledge
w mcnts to his numerous friends for their very
liberal encouragement during the W." years he has
been amongst them, assures them that it will be his
continued effort to serve them with pr"mptneSS
AMI I'll moderate charges, at his old stand No 49,
Noarn SIDE KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA. NH 20
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Wm. s. PAYNE,

GENERAL COMMISSlGN MEEClIAET,
No. /, Spears WhaHI, Ba}tim"re,
!ETlLL give diigcnt personal attention to all
w business committed 10 his charge. and res
pcc;rully soicits Of his friends and the public
generally, their rons gam:uts Of Grain, Flour,
Tobacco, &c, and their orders TOR whatever the
markct furnishes
Baltimore NH 22--ly
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Gs~ LECTURE for the beneht of tho Choir,
will be delivered by REV. JOHN LANAHAE, in
the METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, ON WE'D
EEsDAY EVENING, the 26th instant, at 7
o'clock. The subject of tho Lecture will be ::
"The Eloquence ot Nature"
M.G- Tickets can be procured at the Stores of
Messrs. w IN. n. Berkeley. Ashby Il Wood, John 7.
Creighton, and James L. Carlin, or at the door on
the evening of the Lecture. Price of admttancs
25 cents. .. .s dec .22-3t
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BUSINESS CARDS.

J. u CunsE ST. D. C0RSE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
CORSE BROTHERS,
No. 93 Erchonge Block.
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceotls subject TO Check, CT remit promptly To any
designated point.
We will deal in E.ccheAge, Time Bills, Promis-
sory Notes. Uncul.rent Nancy, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Depositors.
A varied experience of many years III this busl-
ness, enables us to offer our services with confidence
To the public. 1eo Iy--u
/ " nURKE ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office of
BURKE d II ER i i RT,
No. SO, King-street.
EHTE will make Collections on all accessible
w points i'll the United States, and hold pro-
cecds subject to Check, or reIait promptly to any
designated point
We will deal in Erchonye, Time Bitlx, P"omis-
sory Notes, Uncnrsat No"eg, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission. jan ii
4. ). ErppHnEys Ii. Il. TALIArEgRo.
HUMPHREYS & TALIAFERRG,
iSrCCESSoRS TO MARSHALL 4 CO..
Gr0reyS. Cb,m,aixSiou unA Fbmarding-
MERCHANTS,
No. Il King street, Alexandria, Va.
REFERESCEs :-Messrs. Fowlo .E Co.. Alcxan
dri;., Va
John G. Bcalc Fau1uicr county, Virginia.
Jno 5. Barbour ir., Culpcpcr county, Virginia.
COL John Willis, Orange county, Virginia.
VIM. Bayne Baltimore, Maryland.
.Jno S. Buckner. Rappakanacck county, Va.
Edward C. Marshall, Fauqucr county, Virginia.
jy lift
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NO. 306.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
FOREIGN ITEMS.

Three sisters, all,.fast." recently set up q
gambling house in ST. Petersburg, Russia
and being pretty and clever, amassed much
money, and married men of position. Grow
ing weary, and having obtained all they de-
sired of their connubal partners by the mat
rlmonial relation, they contrived by secret
charges against their liege lords to make it
appear that they were plotting against the
Czar.- The husbands were sent to Siberia,
and the wives managed to secure good por-
ton of their estates. azl .@.. .@
The London correspondent of the New Or
leans Delta AYERS that the secrets of the con-
ference of kings at Warsaw were obtained
| for the French Emperor by a trick played
| upon the Emperor of Austria. - zn
| The foreign news by the Europa, has
announced the death on the 28th ult., Of Chev-
aler BuDsen, the distinguished German
statesman, philosopher and theolegian, at the
age of seventy years. He was the greatest
linguist of his time, and had studied nearly
every language In the country in which it is
spoken. He was Prussian charge to Switzer-
land in 1888, when Frederick William III.
King Of Prussia died, and his warm and infu-
ential friend, Frederick William w., ascend
ell tnetnrOne. IL was on LnaL OCCASION tudI He
received the brief but touching letter from
his royal patron, which ran very much as
follows: my dear Bunsen! My father has
just died. and am about to take the throne.
Oh, pray for me-"
The Charleston Mercury, in its review of
new publications" has the following no.
tice, which is political rather than literary:
"TAe Lake Regions Of Central Afiico.-We
have read some fifty pages Of the work with
interest, and SO far with profit But our in
terest in Africa is exceeding small-almost
wholly limited to our recognition of 1t as
grand mart whence we should draw fifty
thousand barbarians annually, who, with
good muscles and limbs, have never yet pro-
perly learned how to use them; and who, in
their present condition, are quite useless to
themselves, and the rest of the world. We
should like to divide some half q million Of
these poor monkey people among the rice
and long cotton planters between the Ashley
and Savannah rivers, half million more
among the rice planters between Cooper
River and Cape Fear and million moro
among the cotton planters along the Pedee,
the Santce, the Edisto, and Savannah rivers,
where the poor negroes, rescued from canni-
baism, might be taughtto earn their bread
by honest labor become decent Christians,
forget cannibalism, and appreciate the beau
ties of the cotton fields" .'.
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LUCIEN LEWIS,

io"A-'A' 49, " ~S'
Igent EIcfu$irciy tor N1lng OW Ncgr0eS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
FEAEING had an experience Of eight years ir
| the business, and designing to conine my.
self exclusively to it, feel that can confidently
promise those who may cntruSt their servants to
my charge, the best prices and the best homes
thnt can be obtained.
Persons sending servants to be hired will please
bear in mind the best prices, and the best homes.
are obtained By those who have The servants here
by the 1T of January. As propose to take only
Il limited number IF servants To hire, my personal
attention vi" oe give" u. III ''.SsS ~ VI
'n any ease "r'ere nAy '''e''''N may "' ''l''e"
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- REFrRENrES.
Nd Err n li,u,-d attnrn.vs at Law Rich.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
MAIL Ill l..
NEW ARIA NGEHENT hi ! 2lst 1850.
ALEXANDRIA, L0UD0UN and HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD.
F. 80, yz1- - -
S2 S sses3 4ss. - -. . stsss :.

D. ss :5z: !:
DAILY LINE BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA and
WINCHESTER, (Sa"d"y@ c"ccrts"
Via F'alrs Ctarch, Vienna, FojJ"r &. H.. H""tcr !"
Mn. Tboraton. He,ndrn. G"iJ"rd, F"rmreN, !,
LEESBURG, Homji'"a, P"'cei!s"iIe SHicher~-
riUc, Ct.stiemon's ferry, ""% BerryriHe, by tie
Aierundfia, Loadouw and H"mp@hire H""r""6
onR Means d Fawcctt's it'St claSa -noI rooc""*
On and after Monday, 2lSt inst, will leave 1hc
Depot at Alexandria, ut S. A. NJ, and arrive at
Winchester at5, ?. VI.
Leave Winchester at ), A. NJ, and LecsonrG
III, A. NJ, arriving at Alexandria . =. NJ" III
time for inmc Iiato connexion with Washington
and Baltimore.
-TARE:-
To and from Winchester, 1925: BcrryviIic, So;
Leesburg, Sl5O. intermediate points in proror'
t;or ". BLYTHE.
nv l7-dtf General Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-12-24
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
AROMATIC
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
TONIC, DIURETIC, ANTI-DYsPEPTIC, AND
INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
A SUPERLATIVE

OLFE'S CELEBRATED SCHIEDAM
w AROMATIC SCHNAPPS should be kept
in every Family. 1t invariably corrects the ILL.,
effects of change of weather, and as q beverage,
it is the purest Liquor made in the world.
Put up in pint and quart hotties. Also,
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S ..
PURE C0GNAC BRANDY,
Imported and Bottled by himself, warranted pure,
and the best quality, with his certificate on the
bottle and his seal on the cork