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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
XXXVIrH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHlsoroS, Dec. 6, 1860.

SENATE. .WASHIsGToS Dec. s. 1860
After prayers aud the reading Of the Journal, Mr.
LATHAM Dem, Call presented the memorial of
the Chamber Of Commerce of San Francisco, praying
for the establishment of daily overland mail Laid
over for the present.
Mr.. HALE (Rep., N. H. moved that when the
Senate adjourn to-day it be until Monday Carried.
Mr.. POWELL, Dem, Ky.) according TO notice
given yesterday, introduced resolution that 90 much
of the Presidents Message relates TO the present
and distracted condition of the country and the
grievances Of the slavehoding and non-slayehOlding
States, be referred to Special Committee Of thirteen
members, and that said Committee be instructed to
qure whether any additional legislation than already
within the sphere Of Federal authority and duty will be
necessary for the protection and security Of the prop
eGty of the L. States; if TO report by BILL and that
the said Committee be also instructed to consider and
report whether it ia deemed expedient TO propose
amendment or amendments to the Constitution OF the
United States, TO insure prompt and full protec
ton 10 TIE rights and property Of citizens OF every
State and Territory and to insure the equal rights Of
tie citizens aforesaid under the Federal Constitution
Laid over for the present
Mr. BIGLER dem, Pa moved to adjourn. Car
RED and the Senate AT 1915 adjourned
NoTE.-Mr. Lathams memorial provides for carry
ing the entire letter mail by Pony Express, and the
residue of the mail to he divided between Mr. Butter
field and the daily route, to run through San jose and
Placerville. The statistics exhibited show its feas-
bilty.
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TIE HOMESTEAD BILL.

We give below "A copy Of the Homestead bill which
,,s,ed The House Of Representatives on Wednesday
nj. bin avoids the objections made by the President
IN il veto q the bill paced by tie XXXyth Congress,
ind Is likely TO become law; nm.
Bur 10 secure Homestead 10 Actual Settlers Oh Wv u''
~ "''' " DnInEin.
p,Htno,d by ne Senate and hgr'e 81 hJyt''ta,' , p
h. l. The herd oil anily, OF who hs. ., I'9 o. "a. as @
tvh -,srs and a. II len Of the titd 0i4tr "a ~
Way L' 10 such as required by ne
S iss Of United s'sss H ron s1s il
~ h. entitled 10 enter lf.t Of cost oLe ~
ltt O. - f ,app ot aifd public lnnds' nrn Nhioh sau
49, ~ l. tsye IN re eiIp''. n .,i. g. q, ana
ins tbe application h. made 10 'ulloo' " P'' "
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The Electoral Colleges.
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Wednesday, Dec. 8, 1860.
Tie Electors met to-day. J. C.. Honbower was
made President and Gen. Runyon Secretary. -Four
votes were cast for Lincoln and Hamn ind three for
Douglas and johnson. Henry j. Mills of Newark was
appointed Messenger.
MINNESOTA AND WISCONSIN.
CHICAGO, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1860.
The Electors of Minnesota and Wisconsin met at the
capitals of their respective States yesterday, and cast
their votes for Lincoln and Ilamlin.
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1860
The Electors of Ohio met yesterday at Columbus
aud cast their votes for Lincoln and Hamlin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07

REPUBLICAN CESTRAL CLUB.An entAs elastic meet
ing of This Club held last night at is new Quarters
No. Sii Broadway, President Drspes In the chair.
Communications we're received frosa tho Eighth As
semby District stating THAI perrnao ent Organization
had been effected and sending the Il flowing delegates
to the Club J. +. Freeborn, jan .es Hinehmsn, r..
McGOwan, f. Soper, and J. Spes.s g. The Cub-room
will be open day and night, and meeting win be held
every Thursday evening. Mr.. Draper addressed tho
Club stating that the State rGen,nl Committee bad
recommended continuance Of all the Republican or.
CARNATIONS throughout the 81 ate
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The Adams Express Company have our thanks fol
daily rbiadelpia papers in adyirce of the mails.

cYoGRAPnIcA AL SocIErY.-The American Geographi-
al and Statistical Society held meeting last evening
or The puipose of listening to a paper on Africa by
P,d Robert Campbell, who was Just returned from
witt to that county. DR.. Hawks, who PRESIDED ana
% Prof Camrioll as san individual known TO our
iield DR.. Beibuue" DR.. Bethune made few intro.
du,iCly remarks In which he compared the names oil
Ham aud jupiter Anm0n, and attributed The ciyilns,
lion OF Eeyrt and Afi,a TO the old Ethiopian city Of
NtrCg III. Canuben then li.ye an aclornt OF his
VI II, ilultrniine tJj sltcinens " pam Oh o9wdrios,
rhtke h iyef, se,di, tlOlb and oshor iD'llonents-
I'o was wurmiy sprauded, and 81 tho concluaiohra-
Ceyod tho thanks ii Ito Society,
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NEw NTwsPApTEs.- The J'oshirgton National
EcyulhcGa, The PoVglkesPs.e Do'Iy Eagfc, and The
Rceleer Democratic Press the titles OF three daily
new,IaIers recently established in the citiee named
Each one bts upon lis face unmistakeable indications
of tie enterprise ofpresent day journalism. We be.
spenk for each at succes which the tolls and cares of
tie newaaIer business SO richly merit.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. NORRIS Dem. H. said it would be romem-
hefed that on Tuesday he sought to introduce resou-
tiop concerning the perpetuty Of the American Union
Since then be had been called upon by various members
and requested TO again present it, He therefore gave
notice that he would do 60 on Monday.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM Dem, Ohio. from the
Srecal Committee appointed at the former session on
the Senate bill aboishng the franking Privilege MADE
a report thereon and proposed certain amendments.
Mr. COBB Dem, Ala from the Committee on Pub
lie Iandz reported bill TO consrue the meaning OF the
words "rninimum price of the public lands
Mr. BRANCH Dem, n. c. had hoped that such
bills would be Will held for the present. in order that
Congress might cor slider measure Of more bubble i'm
poriaIce. 81.
MIR. COBB replied he would for that purpose with"
draw what he bad offered and everything he had left
IN the share Of bills But until some Concatory meas
are was offered be would in other respects perform his
duty.
tle1nan.
Mr.. COBB-I did not 20 understand yOu
Mr. COBB wished 70 know from Dir. Branch what
Was the meaning Of minimum.
JOHN COCHRANE Dem, n. ~ rose TO point
Of order minimum" is a Latin word and the bnTl'
mess of Congress is required be conducted IN the En-
lish language. Laughter.
AGeF fuItheF proceedings the bill passed IL pro,
;Ies that the word " minimum" shall be construed
accoIdr the land graduation act 20 as to apply 70
alternate and reserved sections Of land granted for
railroads or other internal Improvements and IN favor
Of actual eters and not to mean dollar aud aquater
rer acre % now officially construed.
Tie SPEAKER appointed the following opeGal
Committees under Mr. BOieer resolution 20 con ier
ouesilns connected with the perlous condition OF the
fry.
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A PoiST.--At the WI nter Garden, on "Wednesday
night, when Ricbeheu' (Ir. Booth said 70 bis page
" Take away the sword States may yet be saved
without it the sentu nent was instantly applied 20 our
present political Coalition, and the entire audience
united IN long ard hearty burst of applanso
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The ,racksSn Railway.

NEw-ORLEAss, Thursday, Dec. 6, 1850
TIE repairs on the jackson Railway are completed
and trains are now running over it uninteuuptedly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07

The CASE aS MoRRisKTr.-1he Jury ia the case OF
morHse't lo1 night about 70 clock brought in YER
diet OIL gully of manslsnghtog in tho lFst degree.
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ct.
Vi,J,is M Milson Indiana Mr Dunn.
Masdchu,ettB Mr. Adams Louisiana, MI ItylIL
North Carolina. Nj Window. Mlssl.eipini mr. pa'H
New-YoIk. Mr.. Humphreys. Illinois mi heeiloss'
South Carolina, Mr. B)yce. Alabama. hi, hots'VD'
Pennsylyana MIR. Campbell Maine Ny m0ise
Georgia Mr. Love. hlisrouil' ~ ~, Ipnr.I''
Connecticut, Mr.. Ferry. hrhansas MI hus'
Mary Mr.. Davis hicmeeu MT h0|sio'
Rhode Island Mr. u Obinson. flOfdal ihI; Ha"hiAs'
delaware Mr.. Whitley. Ithas MI i w ~ -.
New Hampshire. MIR TsppaD Nhsconsin hit "a'"'''''
New. Jerrey. Mr.. StTatton IOWA MT T y. II
Kentucky. Mr. BristoT. Sshlofnia, NJ ~ WA,
Vermont, MT m0ThL ~ r. c.,
Teunestee Nj Nelson. oregon "i. ''",
TIE SPEAKER desired 10 say that the parliament
AIRY usage was TO name Oh inc Co'Il'ee t"o %
=! vs'6lniion under which the Committee was or
dered IN he formed. lie had omitted the name vi
Mr. p1t4Ier at that gcBilemans own request ne
Lad tn5.nvored 10 apTcAit the Committee 10 inc ber
of lis Judgment and at the earliest Perod, III view %
tie inn OrtaLt businefs with which the COMMITTEE ""o
Mr.. HAWKINS Dem., Fla.), rose aod Shd-n ,ua
Srerker for reasons beg - be excnSCb from
on the Committee. j ark the iionse 10 excuse INC io
eagOrs wi iCh Are wholly unnecessary Tor ne 10
Ie,e or 10 rccayituae. have consulted SIR one u o
Idest members in the House whether IT Is voluntary
40 moi on the part Of any member To serve wneii
er,o;nted On q Committee. 4 understand, Or,
~ H. an involuntary act on the member
to1t IN other words, that every member rs com
Iipiled Nv the rules Of the House TO serve on any
conn itt.e uron which hc may DO appointed oy me
Seeker under the rules and orders OF the House, anu
IA member, wien 80 appointsG feinSa 20 serve, ne
T"rts timsclf 10 hing IKE iebnL', On oP,r
"a On Il e pgrt of the HOME fh hni Wl,ilS ~
ncur nat pensJy for 70 long as Dave 'ne p''''' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
domestic purpo,es Duns thu period the supEy for "oips
ping man.f.r3o1es &C., VII 6fne6essiy be cut oherhroy
BY order of tie Bosrd. .....,,.,. -
A w. CRAVEN Chief Ensneer
frUOs TAPpfN

Assistant Commissioner CrotoD Aquedsos Board
The Chief Engineer has scs men out with orders 20
shut Of the water from factorer, well rs TO strip al
the hydrants from which yesses get their supply The
following notice was also served
CRoToa AorHDucT DyPaETyySr. Dec. :, 1859
To Of C,otoh Waiey for Manufacturing Psose' d"1
Shippcys:
Yon are hereby notified 30 above pnrposs
until the further notice Of this Board.
THOMAS STEPlIRssl Cro.on
THOMAS Il. TAPPEN tAqredpct
A W CRAVEN Board
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Nh IINcnLN,s CAgINEr.

An intimate friend of Mr.. LincoIns VINO io',
him within the past week, states he was assured
.r.t No member Of his Cabinet had yet been de'g'
mated or determined on. Al speculation sem V''
= nom lere arc inspired by personal o'J'c''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07

NOTICE In consequence Of the breaking Ct the main ao
Iye hthaS, he water snppy much reduced
sdng Ia the centia parts the city obtain from the
Hydslsip ay down a. sw as lh q and Ia sci ay low
fS42da shdin ghav from i2dt ltha. Tho Hydnpis @i
TO oitnrd by The Wafer Police To- hls pupo.o Tho ulmos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-07
WATER PANIC.
BREAKING OF THE CROTON PIPES.

LOWER Reservoir DRAINED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20

THE ART CT DINING AT HoTEL.-The
art of dining at hotel is thus told by a cor
respondent; If you have taste for delica-
cies and diplomacy you can slip quarter in
to your hand and then tumble for a moment
with the back part of your coat collar: the
quarter some way disappears, and John will
expedite things for you in a most mysteri-
Gus manner But still better plan is to
place your quarter on the table under an in
verted wine glass. The glass plays the part
Of a convex lens; the quarter assumes gigan-
tic dimensions, and John takes it to be
halr dollar The exertions that he makes to
secure it are really surprising. iouget well
along with your fish before your neighbor's
soup plate is removed, and the dessert chases
up chickens with amazing rapdity. Then
at the close of the repast, if you arean artist,
and wish to catch the expression of deep dis
appointment just remove the glass, return
the quarter to your pocket, and walk off un-
concernedly. John has had his reward, he
has enjoyed the pleasure of anticipation, and
there is good reason TO believe that they far
exceed those of reality. But never occupy
the same seat again.-Bos Paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20
FIRE INSURANCE NOTICES, Sc.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
{ u u = Il y \,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL OVER $50, 600 DOLLARS,

CAPITAL oVER 800, 900 DOLLARS,
AND CONSTANTLY INC EA ING.
The Charter of thi, Company offers more iitrora-
bic advantages to the farmer and others than any
Cumuauy chartered in the State, BY lnSurng
with .! without a premium note. II tue applicant
prefer he can par the full amount Of the premium
IN cash or by .iocting cash insurance Tor t"u
years the nsurci saves eighth oi the alo:;nt
he would otherwise have TO pay ~ "y becoming =
member ana giving small premium note, the N
,ur-,: save, nearly malt oi the amount charge!
by Stock I"lnp&nies. when inse:ing ir"!n year 10
year This i The advantage resulting ifoi. LAa
colub!n@tivi 81 tie
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced ISSUING Policies
AGAINST loss or dana re by ire, the 18th day oi
March 1884 since which time oyer seven thousand
seven hundred potaons have insured ana become
members o! the Company. ana over seventy tnou-
saad dollars have been paid for losses. HAVING
Increased our business daring The past year, We ""'
grateful lor the lihera: patronage bestowed upon
the Company thus far aud IL: It's .!atta:inE pros
poets oi iuure usefulness The D.:octor4 hope
and believe. that, by prudence, caution, and nFigtd
system OF economy. they w'i cStitbitsh i"f t"'S
Company reputation Tor cheApncSS ara safety
not surpassed Gy amy Company III t!e I. states.
All differences in settlement rt losses. lnay bs
determined by thrcc dsntercs-d rbltEatcrs ot The
Coruty where such loss happened, to be mutually
chosen by the insured and the Company.
DIRECTORS:
u w Thomas, james T. Close.
y = FnI,.r,Son. Thomas +. uul.
nr u St,hIsr X II Garter,
,1hr;,t,.lh.r Wi. VIM Wright.
y - I;.s..,rL = y Lester.
ci,, rp;,I,, Ron i Nullc.
y. :, - Gsnr1. y French
1 ? plakcv. VIM. c. Knight
OFFICERS:
:. ~ Thar,.s pr.s'l Thomas r Eili. Treer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20
EXCELSIOR NC. | PERUVIAN GUANO AND
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,

It0MMONLY known in this region as EXCEL-
~ SIOR DEBURG, Fully EQUAL 10 No. Pr
ECyIAS GCA:G; AND THE BEST MASrFACTURkD
FERTILIZER ~ rEE MiEKET.
1t is composed Of 10. Pcrmtjum Gua"o pnrs
yrora} bo"cs diss"iccG IN Satpbnric acid, and
Dn;nsA ami .SoG:t, and lis materials are WARRANT
En Tu 81 ~ ThE BEST uCALrrI.
Ii has been sold in this market for several sea-
sons past, and :mch has been the Of its ap
p!icati0n that those who have used il prefer it 10
ali other ku%,-DOTH As \ rnoP GROWER AND
PERMANENT lIPR0rER OF TIE SOIL.
rIEE GKUCSD n0sES ARE Used ~ iTS COMPOST
rloS X PREFERENCE TO THE CHEAPER AND LESS
Reliable, 50 CALLED, PHosPHhTiC GrAN0s; and
we claim that n CONTAINS MORE SOLUBLE PHoS-
rHORIC Aero IN CoMBfSAriOS WITH LINE (FOKMlSG
SU!lsgLE PHOSPHATE OF LBE) AND THEREFORE,
MORE VALUABLE TO THE FAkaEn than any other
article now before The pubic.
Prize Sis per 2oOO lbs.
JAMES c. NEVETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,

!
AND OTHER ARRIVALS, we have received our
Full FALL SUPPLIES.
adn CRATES OF EENSWARE, Of all
G4U grades
500 PACKAGES cut, pressed, and common
GLASSWARE
llHDS. and other packages FIR RENCH
PORCELAIN
"a BONES Powhatau PIPE HEADS
1000 REED PIPE STEMS, with an assort-
ment OF FANCY GOODS
Ivory handled and Gutta Percha handled Knives
Plated and Britannia frame CastorS, with cut
or moulded bottles.
With uruslal assortment Of STAPLE GOODS,
always on hand, we ha:tor ourselves that We can
supply country merchants. Hotel keepers, and
private families, with IL complete assortment OF
GOODS. in oar line aS can be found in any ether
establishment and II prices which tavorably com
pare with any i'll the larger cities.
i full supply Of WINDO" GLASS, Of all sizes
Superior polished French heavy Looking Glass
PLATES, ordered t" suit Piers OF any dimensions
9th mo 20 X. II. MILLER, son 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20
2OR BaLrlM0aE AND POTOMAC RIVER
LANDINGS.
INCREASED ACCOMMODATION.

INVNEAN I'D ALNUN .IUUN IIVN'
;-.;Sa THE "DIAM0ND STATE, Capt
: -. = tlrob kurwin Will leave AleXandria'
"a SltagI4,, IT , o'clock. Z. NJ. and returning,
vii! leave Baltimore on Wednesday, ut ) o'clock,
P VI. or earlier. If loaded. and ali surplus freight
vii be taken by the st. Nicholas.
>r-co The "ST. NICHOLAS, Captain
- sss.sS Samuel Guy, will leave Washington
a o'clock, and Alex anlria nj o'clock, A. NJ,
on saturday morning, and returning, will leave
Baltimore On Wednesday III ! o'ctock. T. NJ aud
viii call at the following landings to land ana
receive passengers and freight Point Lookout
Fyrjs. Bro,,o's. aud Coad's NharveS, piney
Point, Stones " hart, Chappeil Point rope )
Creek. .nd all the established upper landings on
the Marrlani Shore. and White Point. Matthias
Point, and Boyd's Role. on the Viruigts Shore.
j. nu WHEAT 4 BRO. Agents.
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,nl-- CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND
GENTLFM EN.-The subscriber will send free Of
chosys to all who desire it, the Recipe and direc
tions for making simple Vegetable Bolm, that
will, in from two TO eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotches, Tan Frsckles, Sallowness, and all impu-
rites and roaghness Of the Skin, leaving the same
as Nature intended it should be-soft, clear,
smooth, and beautiful Those desiring the Recipe,
with full Instructions and advice, will please cai.
on or address with return postage.)
JAS. 4. MARSHALL.
Practical CHEMIST.
No. 30 City Building, n. York.
New York luy 2-I3m0
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
AL SUPPLY OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY

1 adeiphla, my FALL SlPPLl VI DOOhs
AND STATIONERY, 10 which | invite the atien
ton Of Country Merchants, Teachers, and Other
purchasers. assuring them that they VIII hnd IN Il
everything they may need.
Nv stock OF SCHOOL BOOKS includes all the
principal Text Books ussd in schools. Academies
and Colleges [" which | am adding by daily re
ccip;s: and my Miscellaneous stock embraces al
tie standard Poets, Histories, ard works Of gene
ra character and usefulness
Ny stock of WRITING and WRAPPING PA
pERs is unusually large, and embraces all The
varous Kinds ot Gotam Note, Bath md Quarto
Post, Letter, Ecoiscap. Deny, Medium, and Royal
Writing parcrs. wei! II. In. Hnrl"u3 EiAds "l
Bill and legal Cap | have Gap, Crown, Double
Crown Wrapping Papers, Bonnet Boards, &c;
also, large supply Of the best English aud Penn
STvana States: Bl"tt;ng and Bristol Boards
Drawing Paper; FaheI's Pencils for Writing and
Drawing black, ru /, and blue Mathematical In
.rumonta; STEEL PENS in great variety; best
cold Pens: ENVELOPES 81 all sizes and quail
ties; LEDGER;3 an,! 10 tKNALS, Medium, Deny,
ana Cap. OF The hes! quality; Half bound Blank
Books Of the hes! quality, at low prices; Port
Foiios Writing Desks, scrap Books, Herbanuna,
.vo. DIARIES aud ALi;ASACS Tor 1861, in great
variety, und Mt ali prices Al for sale At the low
cs, prices, for cash ar to punctnai customers.
~, The highest cash price n all times paul
f,.r KA0S. ROBERT BELL,
sep II No. 6l kng-strcet alex a..
MOORE NEW BOOKS MAGAZINES PERL
AL 0DICALS, REVIEWS, etc. etc, Al GEO.
T.. nE.t VI . DUN N>''
No. ioi Mn" STREET. er..,,
Miss "hhert I"t'er d! '"e eA"'"'' u i'''0"'"
letters, @c.. Si.-'. ,,,, :,
The Hi"ctefS "i '!e Alps oy ''o'' iS""'''' u
GStraied, ei.o'
Brief Hiorra;,hirs, wi,i steel portraits, by SAM
Studies, $!.ZJ l.,
over tue ti''lS, ~ ."r$' 'n'a'e,' -
H"'e',,"F"> % "',i',T' C.,;r'; -. ci
Grizzly Bear Ii""t>r ot California, Si
,,''~ '''' '','' 49,, 10 ,, -
Thr Cn,;,.,rs ~ the An.. or lii, an! Manners
!, <vi,v,rl,.1,I $;.5
tG,,n.ghol6 al; po,,yrri.. or Tie Elixir of Cola.
eo ru
Hon. D. ". Voorhees, Address before the Lite
r,rv Sorje.;., ,l the University o! Virginia. Sub
.ct.-"Thr American Ci;zc:.." Price .5c
The Cornhi Magazine Tor Drtobcr-EngIish
by Taackcrav. 81 &c.
once 4 Week, monthly parl,J English copy.
for October. 81 !c
Frank LcSlir's Monthly and Gazette pt Fashion
io,. November 81,
pc;crsor's Laiics' National Magazine for No
,,.mb,.y IAYr.
H,l{ou's Narnzinc .or November. Tee.
Hro,;i.. uiI,c SONG Book. No.. l0r.
E,,rc.'. Pan Cont Eoyel,.-NU. !. The Sirau-
,,ar's Gr,r. Icr
. Part i; C,...Ii's B:;.,. and Natural History
,,i.c Ia,
INST rncciyrd :, large snprty of Almanacs for
IS5I-Farm2y.'. Itousoi,ccyers' Comic, &C.. &C.,
ynr, rhc,p
%rp..i. bv Marian ii.rIaud author OF Alone
hidden path .Ai.:. Side. rus:. s..np,y, Just
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THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
- TIE ART!
rtNIIE undersigned having bought the patent
/ rig!, ior this city. offers these PCT / RES
to the public. and calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES
more fGtTHrrl, ~ DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
OIL Paintings, to Try
II 4 / l. q + Y T. !!
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BN JOHN r. CNEidHTON--AucrloSE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF iAhtA-
- BILE STORE Il o L 5 L AND LOT OF
GEOUND on FAIRFAX STREET. IN THE
CITY OF ALEAANDElA.--By virtue Of de-
cree Of the Circuit Court oi Alexandria County,
rendered nn the lst day Of JUNE 1850, in the suit
whcrcim Waters, Zimmerman x co. were COM
pamamts, amd James 4. English defendant, the
undersigned, Commissioners w;Il ." S"and"y, III"
Iuth d"g Of N"cra,L.r. 1910, NJ ~ o'ciorh, H., IN
front of the Mayors Office, in the city Of AlcXan-
IL. ara sell at public auction, the two story
I'LL BRICK ST0EE-H L 5 L aud LOT oi
GROUND, lately occupied by James \. English,
on Fairfax. between King and Cameron streets,
fronting on Fairfax street about ," feet, and cA
tending back about l33 fee: inches deep. 1t i
one Of tho most desirable business Si.nls IN the
city of Alexandria, and was built expressly for
the purposes OF Il :irS; class store.
TERHS.--Cnc zenith OF the purchase money IN
cash, and the residue in three equal instruments
nj 8. - and Is months from the day o: sale, TO
be secured by ihc bonds of the purchaser, with
good personal secari,y, bearing interest rom the
day Of sale aud the title 70 be retained unit! the
purchase money i: fully paid, and the property to
be- rcsoll upon the saline terms, in the event ot the
failure Of til. purchaser 10 comply with the terms
Of sale FRANCIS l.. SMITH. r,,,,,,r,
GEO. WM. BRENT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20

CHEET ZINC.--A supply of assorted widths
y now in store and for sale as low AZ can bs had
in Baltimore or any other market I only ask
those in want to call and try.
On Monday next, oath September, will receive
u supply Of all sizes Of SHEET IRON, which
will be sold at the lowest market rates.
s.nou GEO II BALDWIN, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-10-20
Npw GoODs FOR HOUsEKEEPERs.

IOHN OGDEN, having received his Fall sup
j ply Of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, in
cluding many new articles-invites a call from
houSekeepers Hotel keepers, keepers of Board
ing Schools, and all other new housekeepers will
find here large assortment of goods they require,
and III low prices sop l3--tt