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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
CLOTH CLOAKS.

A FEW more Of those handsome cloth Cloaks,
II have been received, at the
PHILA. CASH STORE,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18

Humphrey Marshal. of Kentucky,
il is stated, has gone home from Con
gress, expressing the opinion that
there will be no organization of the
House Of Representatives this session.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
CIIAMPAENE.

TIVE celebrated ''Rose abinet. !" thef Diamond
-slways on hand.
dec19 BARBEEA BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
FAMILY FLOUR.

EO BARRELS good Family Flour, At moderate
~ prices for the Cash.
janlf JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
IRON. sc.

7 HAVE in store $4,000 lbs, Of assorted Iron all
j sizes, Flat. Honnd. Square, Oval, etc ALSO
Iron Axels, Springs, all sizes and foil assortment
~ stock Of al kinds for the trade including vart
nish, Trimmings, spokes and Feoes, IIuis, etc.
nov2g w. y. TUNNAHD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
CHM DROPS,
CORN AND OATS.

| OnnB BAGS Large White Corn. 100 bags heavy
} AOO Saint Louis Osts-just 10 hand and for
/ sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18

Adelina Patti has made as great a
hit in Boston as in Philadelphia
She is considered as the dearest little
pet Of a musical phenomenon extaut.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
"a KINGS, yAsKEE PLOW.

A LARGE lof Of the above wooden board
N plows, from No. 10 No. 4, Extended Bars,
the very article for the culture OF corn snd cot.
ton 10 he had at moderate prices At
poy2p BARGUIER LANOUYR
Corner Jafay site and FLORIDA streets.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
Plantation and Negroes for Sale

A PLANTATION on Bayou Warrington, in the
N Parish of Iherviile, containing 244
penis. $50 cleared, and the bal.aBce well timber
ed. Also IS good aeclimatsd hands. The Plan
.ssioB tsn be- purchased with or without the ne
0roes Said piaatstioB IL abost mile from the
Baton Rouge Crosse Tste and 0psiCas as Railroad,
on the south side.
For further information spply 70
jos. " YOUNu,
.jsn5-1mstw. RosZDALs p. o.
Advocate copy 1mdtv.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
BARBEB 81 BENJAMIN

HAVE In store, the following goods, which thel
offer to dealers and Families, either AZ wholesale
or retail, on favorable terms aud ~ ressuuabl
prices
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18
TILE FENEtA SHAWL.

IIAyINg few more Of the elegant and much
IL admired 80 styled Fenela or Cloak shawls
on hand, I offer 10 dispose ~ theTo at rel uced
prizes, In order 10 clear cut the lot.
novi0 & c. SIMON
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-01-18

sy-Buckle, the author of the HIS
torv of Civilization, has been sued
for liberal, in England ,55r publishing
blasphemons" sentiments.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08

M ACKEREL.-40 bbls. No. 2 and No ?
change Place . W. n O. MA-
M UMMS GOLD SEAL, ROYAL ROSE AND
- efzenay champagne Also, Widow Clicquot Bou
Gnes, imperls and Bouzy Heidsick CO. and other well
SnSWn DTands champagne for sale by LAURENCE THOM
sen co, 81 Exchange Place. go If
M ADDER.--15 casks Prime Ombro for sale bv
4V4R J. BAKER, sc South Charles st. auI6tf'
M ACCARONI AND VERMICELLI-2O0 bxs
1VA Of each for sale low BY NORDLINGER co No 100
Lombard street. ' no -
ma ACKEREL AND HERRING.
Iva 100 bbls Medium So
100 bbls. LarRe SIS.
$50 bbs Halifax Heripcs
so bbs. Prime Iabradors
For sale by J. r CIJSHNAN
IVA No 67 Pratt street
SlIom doors BowIys wharf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08

SPECIAL NOTICE.
- would respectfully inform my friends eistore.S ~,
ile RnP!,c that an constantly ~ receipt Of
EGGS
r,-., AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
otaers househeepers and families viii their in
tSst 10 eau, az my arrangements country are such
AZ 70 enabe me to furnish these articles upon most TO
derate and accommodating terms
~ Country Produce sold commission, and the high
est cash advances mAdeon oonsignrgents.
H. 3. MANNING
iaIl-tf J0S Franz I'm str.at
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Eua-slC~--ss OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

Is comparatively and built hy merchants If Erode
anu baltimore, interested in the trade and by
efCfts ana farmers ding in the counties b0rderin
on the RappahanB0c;, for the press plro Of k.eir
hst class steamer the During the winter he t6r
Mad deck has been enclosed, thus Attending complete ro
lection Tor Horses, and other live stock. Carriages OF an
sizes can pc taken on board and carried under deck without
taxing oil The wheels. Hs StavfooT berth arcnuDC
aatlgns are large and commodous, sci,v fog
FeEht eE tcnsiye. As passenger ard freight h. M u has
no 5,S uperlor on the waters Of the Chesa peall.
Through freight received in Baltimore and rlgr.ns mid
Dy ~ y; CAPRON Il co, Bowiy's wharf
1eSht received on board Of the Steamer Wcinesdays
"in hurSdays and on Fridays up to o'clock, 2 81
For further information and Blank Recent Of form sat
oy the Company, Apply on hoard, o
r: J. CAPRON & CO, Age. =,
:, ~ ,,-,,r,,,.. No. ~ l;owly's wharf. Baltimore
F. SLAUGHTER, President, Frederick sburg Va T1i'9,.
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,,-. THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
M leave baltimore every SATURDAY morning com
mehcInE saturday morning, October 18th 1860 at 81
G'GH pTqGeeding as far up as HIPS Landing Returning
Wll leave Hls Landing for Nottingham every TESDAV
leaving Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at &
cock Tor lSamGre Calling at all the usual LANDINGS on
tns river also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
THFO WEENS Nosta-
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Bull 80aas.
a8s 81 G. FHILA DBLPHfA.
s<f1fz e e-saz--s2stS In NGTON AND
c,,,,-l, 6ALTIMQRERAILROAB

SPRING AREA NGENFNT
~ ana after MONDAY, April 2ad, PASSENGER trains far
rhI7deiphia viii leave PRESIDENT STREET bEPGT
DI ~ %, S(eSeePt Sqndayl as follows, viz
tAPEf.SS TRAIN * $50 A. u, WAY MAI. at 10 II
4. II; EVENING MA sos p n " '''''
On sun ia ) at 25 2. II. only IN trains connect with
REV. ork Trains exec t 5.25 p. NJ. on SATURDAYS
!e!EGt ram, With Passenger Car attscAC leaves nj
HsVre de Grace " ''''''''2 anu
and Il p. 81. " '''' ''' ole - '''''- I'd
DELAWARE RAILROAD For SALISBURY AND IN
EEI'MEGIATE POINTS "
By leaving in 10 l5A NJ train viii connect at Wilmington
%l 90 + d. tram daily Except Sunday for al stations
Tween wilmington and Harrington, and on TUESDAYS
d4dSaays ana saturdays tor Milford on Moaday., We'd
hcSdays and Fridays for SeafOrj or by qying ID - NJ
IAN procure ascpoyer check from Conductor spend tie
night IN VI limington, and take the IS A. train for all
stations bstween ilmington and Salisbury.
NOtlCE-A col0rgd persons whether bond or free will
ce required 70 bring responsible white person. person
ally known "a. who viii BE- vi ling t6sEn
DoHd to the Company, before they VIII he taken over any
portion OF the road ''
si-T EEif CPA -FgnTr. A,srt
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Ga CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
&C., J. 3. CHARRON & co, AGENTS
Ns5zSss.ezs FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
have just received offer sale superior COGNAC
BRANDlES, vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct fls Brand;
iniie BELMONT Co, Cognac Brandies various vntages
borerH Ceret Wines rom low 90 finest grades Burgun
dy Wines from medium very grades produced
France; superior White Wines; Champagne Wne various
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
qualities. f
The above will be sold in a United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid.
Also on consignment, 10 bhis. very old prime
Sahea Rye Whiskeys 10 bbls very old copper distilled
Bourbon Mhiskeys; 200 bills fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye hkeys to which invite the
in want OF pure liquors, Ofice-CORNER OF LOMBARD
AND HANOVER STREETS. an5tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08

ssss5 FUR LIYEKPUUL.-The fine Al shin I
Esssas8 WNIATA Wilson, master now loading at Com
mercal Wharf viii follow the GRACE GORDON ar have
quick dispatch. For freight apply to nave
or F0ARD b ROGERS,
Il RnIul. ,srri.nr
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GEORGE WARNER.

--LURGE WARMER.
For, mr., COMMISSION MERCHANT
'OiN Inv SALh OF SOUTHERN AND ESTERN
PRODUCE,
l62 South EUTAw STREET,
N'PPoslte Baltimore and Ohio Railroad DsDot.)
A. ~. Refers by permission o
SIessrs Kirkland Chase 4 Co, Baltimore
Messts rearce GRAY, Baltimore.
MmessTS. buckler Shpley, Baltimore.
niessrs Isaac REYNOLDS Son. Baltmore7
ssiessrs v yckhof Post, New York
Siessrs Spotts Harvey * Co. Richmond
Siessrs Alvey q lipsc NIB, Richmond
iessrs ;. T. 7. &. Budd, Charleston
mmessrs. Ioulmin, Voorhees, & Co. Mobile
IIsorge Nathan, ESQ, New Orleans
f.uw1 W W arner, Esq, Philais
''1'f''i''ca lanh, Dalti-
mh3i-tf
/ PARKHURST, JR., &c Co,
Cs GETERAL CORbfESSyOy yE Pr1y,vrc
AND 1''
erEhM, REFINED AND CRUDE WHALE OILS.
- STRAITS, BANK AND SHORE OILS
SPERM AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES '
IN. 70 SoUTH STREET,
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IcSt t5Isgsssss:sss.-7 FUR TIE
sse'fg sS-aiss.------.Ss. n G. K H
VEST AND RTHW EST
%NkTHEEN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SEa&ER ARBAyGBnENr
CHANGE OF HnrR.
s5s g. WESTERN

H-=~----~s=Sac1 MARYLAND RAIERDAD
OPEN FINKSBURG STATION
Trains leave Calvert Station s 80 A. NJ and p NJ 70
turning leave FinkshuTg Station 8 10 and TO- 30 A NJ
Stages for Hampstead Manchester, Westminster TaDrv
town and Emmittsburg onthe arrival the 70 N Tram
Also For " Westminster IroG the ?. NJ. train
81 IRWIN p TAyrOV
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nSlfa notice
gEszzsszszzizEsAi FALL ARRANGEMENTS
SlEAAAkS MARf WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
On and after October 18th 1850
The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
nIIi leave baltimore every THURSDAY morning at Glz
O'Clock Tor the PatnXen River far up as Hil5s Ian
Returning, will leave HIPS Landing every SATTEDAT
EVENING for Nottingham. viii leave nottingham every
MoNDAG morning at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at ali
The usual landings the River also at Fair Haven and
rum Point going and returning.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08

.4sssss5. FOR LIYERPOUL-The superior Al
saaSclpper ship SANTA CLAUS, Capt Bailey Foster is
now receiving cargo for the above Iendersons
wharf, ana having The great portion of her cargo engaged
apply to JOHN HENHERSON & "a 7e'
olgt corner Pratt and Commerce streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05
SOUTHERN 1MlNUFA CTURE.
Reaping Moving Machine.
FOR 1860.
KIRBY'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.

HNEE SUPERIORITY OF k1RBY'S AMER
/ loan HARVESTER, over all others, will
become more obvious by looking ut its several
superior points in detail, and then considering
that all these separate eXccllencies arc combined
in one MACHINE, in the most simple and eiiec-
tive manner. In some of these eNcellencleS 1t Is
entirely uc1ualed, and in none of them is it sur
passed While other MACHINES may equal it
in some Of It's desirable qualities, we can safely
say there Is not another MACHINE in the world
which COMBINES ALL THE ENCELLEN-
ClES that are found combined in k1RBI'S
AMERICAN HARVESTER.
We would call the attention of Farmers to the
following facts:
/. TEat-ThiS is the most perfect Combined
Mower and Reaper III use: better than any single
mower as a mower, ana better than any single
reaper as reaper.
.. That--It is the strongest and the lightest; be-
in. made entirely 0. Iron, except pole, seat and
platform. The in.cr-bar is of wrought ang
iron. of great strength and lghtncSs.
That-It has Il Revolving Track Clearer,
which is the only track clearer that will thorough
y separate the cut from the uncut grass, and with
out leaving the cut grass i'll punches.
/ That-lr REQUIRES oSE-TulRD LESS DRAFT
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
That--NO PRESSURE Is MADE UPON THE HoR-
SIS NErkS, AND NO SIDE DRAFT.
&. That---irs ability to work on rough ground
is not cQualcd by any machine yet Produced
The fnscrbar working up and down, indePen-
dent Of the driving wheel, enables the machine to
"a through deep burrows and ditcheS among stones
and boss, over knobs and gopher hills, where no
other machine could follow it. 1t will work from
TO Is inches high.
:. That--It can be used in moving either with
or without the reel.
5. That--In both moving and reaping, the po-
stiunS Of the driver and rakcr are the most conve-
nicnt and easy, enabling them to do their labor
with but little eXcrtion.
That-Whlc the machine is in motion the
driver can, By means of Il lever, throw the cutters
out and into gear, and by another lever he can
raise and lower the finger. bar to pass distractions,
or move from field to field.
10. That--lt is easily managed, marrelousiy
simple, we'll built, compact not liable to get out OF
order, made fthc best materials, Babbct, metal
boxes, and is furnished with double trees, neck
yoke and extras complete.
We would request all those who arc in want OF
a REAPER and MOWER, to send for Circular
descriptive OF the MACHINE, &C.. before making
ether arrangements. The MACHINES are in all
cases warranted to give satisfaction, or no Sale
Manufactured by b. NJ. OSBORNE Il Co., ll5,
Pratt street. Baltimore. Address
KNOX & BRO. General Agents,
ap 2S-co2m for Alexandria. Va.
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CLOTHING.
WILLIAM ARNOLD.

NERCHANT TAILOR, No. 95 Kino-St,e,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs his customers
LII the public that he has now on hand = r aaa
extensive stock of S P RING and SUMNER
GOODS. Elegant and fashionable styles Of e,s,,.
thing of Gentlemen's wear, of which may be n.,.
cd in part black, blue and fancy CLOTHS. Tb.
finest and best French, English and America"
CASS RES. Fancy Silk, and Marsen,s,,
FEsTINGs. Linen Shirts and Collars; Net Shin,
and Drawers; Gloves; Linen and Silk Pocket
Handkcrchiefs; Neck Ties ofcvcry description AVA
style; Suspcndcrs of the finest quality and Late.
styles; half Hose, of the best quality. An wo,,S
will be guaranteed TO be done in the hest MANN,
Thanking his customers and the public for n,.,
favors, he soicits the continuance Of their NO,
ronage. Orders from the country promptly a..
tended to. an 23-,s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

NHESTNUT GROVE WIIISAEY.-The en-
~ tcrprising proprietor has furnished the COM
munity Stmuant, Pure, Hcalthful and inyigo-
rating at the same time mild delicious beverage.
It is calculated to do away with the vile drugged
stuff that is palmed off on the community, and
which is injurious to body and mind. In addition
to the certificates beneath, he has received Di-
ploma from the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY. and additional testimony from DR..
JACKSON, of Boston, who tcstlfes under oath
to its absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9th, l53S.-We have care
fully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove WhiSkcy
which you sent US, and find that it contains none
of the poisonous substance known as Fusil Oil
which is the characteristic and injurious ingredient
of the whiskeys in general usc
BOOTH, GARRETT & CAMAC.
Analytical Chemists
New YORK, Sept Sd, 1S5S.-I have analysed u
sample of Chestnut Grove Whiskcy, received from
Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr., Of Philadelphia, and
having carefully tested it, am pleased to state
that il is entirely free from poisonous or deleteri-
Gus substances. 1t is I'M unusually pure and fine
favored quality of Whskcy.
JAS. Il. chiffon, Analytical Chemist.
BosroS. March eth, lS59.-l have made a chem
zeal analysis Of commercial samples Of Chestnut
Grove Whiskcy, which proves to he free from the
heavy Fusil Oils, and perfectly pure and unadul-
teraed. The fine flavor of this Whiskcy is derived
from The Grain used in manufacturing it, Res:
pcctlully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ D., State Assayer,
80. Is, Boylston Street.
For Sale by c. WHARTON, Jr.
Sole Principal Agent,
No. ZIG Walnut street. Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-05

GROWTH OF RlCuMoND.-Fr0m the returns
OF the City Assessor for the current year, it
appears that the value of the real estate
within the corporate limits Of Richmond,
this wear, is S2O,5I9, 4lO-an increase OF
more than 100000 over the appralSemcnt
OF 1889. The taxes assessed thereon amount
to SlS5.3l4 50, and on personal property
Sl2l. 300 T6--making total OF S"Ou.oio 10
an increase Of - 900 over the assess
ment Of 1893.
The assessment Of personal property, this
year, was rs follows: Capital, about -, 600
600 moneys, bonds, etc, Sl.259,Sl?; dlvi-
dends, SlS6, $50; all other $ III, az. The
total indicates an increase over that OF %.
and therefore demonstrates the wisdom OF
The reduction OF the rate OF taxation on capt.
.al, etc, to one half Of one per cent.
The following is the Assessors return q!
fithcablcs for 1860 White males, 1856;
res negroes. 800: slaves, 7,G0l~-total 1920.
The Increase over the assessment Of last
year IS 900, at which rate, if maintained
Tor ter wears, the population Of the city viii
he doubled. The white males over Il years
OF age, (a6oye indicated,) represent popu-
laton, Of both sexes and all ages, Of about
% coo the free negroes about Loo. The
slave column embraces only slaves over l.
Years of age. Those under that age would III
crease the total slave population oGthc city t.
about 1900, 50 that ii may he safely stated
thrt the population Of Richmond. within the
corporate limits, is nearly 10000. The sub
urbs embrace an additional population Of
zen o. twelve thousand. -Richm0nI Uhiy.
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DID YOU EVER SEE TIE LIKE
SCEooLHFRR 4, EPO

A RE selling whole suits Of CLOTHING at
"A $l.75; COAT rs, PANTS 50 cents, VESTS
50 cents, and from that price up 10 the fines; i'm
ported to this country. They are determined ia
sell, and underscll, no matter how, who, or wbst.
The fact of it is, they always through the
Northern markets, and by being always in tho
market have the best opportunity to pick up the
best of bargains, to suit the Southern market
Recollcct at the same time that their STYLES al
getting up their CLOTHING are always superior
to any others, by being personally attended in
the manufacturing department., by one of tho
firm long experienced in that busincss-and no
pains or time spared to please the generous Gus
tom heretofore bestowed upon them. Those who
have not paronized this old established firm.
will certainly find it to their interest give them
y call, as no more satisfactory dealing can be
found in the country. Come and satisfy your
self at the old place, at
SCIIO0LlIERR & BROS,
los King street 3 doors below the Marshall House,
Alexandria, Va. mh 81
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS FOR 1890

W d. NJ NStNIS VIEFNHANI IHIIUR,
u ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and IL,
IL public, that he has received his stGck -
FASHIONABLE GOODS for Gentlemen, w.,,
comprising black, blue, and fancy CLOTHS AMI
CASSIMERES CT the very best European and
American fabrics; plain and fancy Silk and Mar
sailcs VESTJNGS;fn c SHIRTS and COLLARS
Drawers and Undershirts Ilandkcrchiefs. Hal,
Hose, Gloves, Cravas, Neck Ties, and Susper.
dcrs, together with many other goods in the Gr.
nishing line Also an assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, such dress and froct
Coats, Business Coats, Pants and Vests. Thanh.
full for the encouragement heretofore received. h.
hopes by strict attention to business TO continue +,
merit the patronage of the public, guaran,ccis.
that all work made by him shall he done in the
best manner and give satisfaction, with prices to
suit. nh29
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lHE Press AND PARLIAMENT. - lteEerr
ing TO the late debate in Parliament on the
Press, the New York Herald says the Pre-.
,nier gracefully acknowledged the power OF
the press, aud defending the editor OF the
THE. Mr. Delanc, from some slurs which
he'd been thrown out in the course oi MIR.
Iorsman's remarks, Lord PalmcrSton allud-
ed to Mr.. pelane as his equal. socially, while
Nir. HorSmaa was obliged to confess that
H.. Walter, as the heaviest proprietor IN the
Zines newspaper, was the most powerful
member sitting upon the House otCommons.
If we contrast these acknowledgements OF
British statesmen, who are far superior III
education, mental training, and practical OK
oeriencc, 20 ourpublic men, with such >nr"rS
as hat of the late Mr.. Seward at 'at editor
of newspaper, VIC shall see that tn" press
of he United States has before 1t Il great
work and responsibility. 1t is Il little re-
markable that, about the same time that Lord
Palmcrston paid his graceful tribute to the
press. in Parliament. Rev. DR.. Fuller, one
Of the most dignitied gentlemen, and eloquent
speakers in this country, at one Of the ami
yerSarv meetings in New York, delivered
that splendid eulogium upon the power OF
the press, which We have already trans
ferred to our columns III which he spoke Of
it as higher, more influential and more per
manent than the power Of Congrcaa.-JtlrI1-
Us0Rd DiSp0trh.
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE ). 1860.

UNITED STATES SCpREME NorRT.-Not
withsaidiug the extent and diversity OF du
ties, the Supreme Court by dint Of unremlt-
ting labor by its judges, keeps its business
substantially within control. 1t commenced
It's last term with 2l3 cases on its docket OF
which number Isl were finally disposed OF
before the adjournment. Oh the lG4 added
during the term, some were dismissed Tor
Irregular removal or for want OF Jurlsdlc-
ten. There were III causes decided, IN
which written opinions were delivered. Inc
cases decided are known 10 involve the rights
of parties to an amount exceeding SlVo,VVo,-
coo. One Of chem involved disputed boun-
dary between two sovereign States OF the
Union. Numerous motions were heard and
disposed of, many of them involving impor-
tant judicial questions, where two counsel
were heard on each side, IN ten OF which,
written opinions were delivered. Among
these motions were applications for wrlts OF
mandamus. There was one to decide Il de-
cree made ut q former term, and to revoke
the procendo issued, which was deliberately
discussed by counsel. Six eases were dis
missed upon argument, for want of jurisdlc-
ton. The last cause reached and disposed
Of. vas docketed within the year 1889.
We know of no judicial tribunal which
ha, been more successful III the performance
of the duties assigned to it. The business
of this court expands with the growth Of the
country At the commencement OF the pres
ent century, when we had only about SIX
millions Of people, the number of causes at
q term was limited to twenty, or tivc-and-
twenty. Now with population Of some thir-
IL millions, the number has increased to up
wards of two hundred, showing that litiSa-
ton in the Supreme Court, ii not elsewhere,
increases even faster than population
HasLjn0fOR Constitution.
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m ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
1 HE undersigned is now manufacturing, at his
Is X + w + f Y,
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Corner of King and Fayetto Streets,
Superior qualities Of
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM ALES,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of
his friends, and the public. Having an expert
ence Of over 90 years in The business, and POSSES
sing extensive manufacturing facilities, he tatters
himself that his ALES will compare iavorahy
with any manufactured, either in or out Of the
State of Virginia.
If necessary, he could fiji columns with the
many Gattcring testimonials he has received with
regard to the superiority of his ALES, from the
press and the public but lc prefers that his ALE
shall speak for itself.
By u strict personal attention to business, and
4 determination to manufacture nothing but 4
superior quality of PTRE ALE, he hopes to
merit share of public patronage.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up ex-
pressly for family use, constantly on hand.
1.Is' Orders promptly attended To.
NH - H. S. MARTIN.