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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-14
VALENTINES

x VALENTINES
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINE Is, COMIC
VALENTINES, VALENTINE CARDS, VAL
ENTINE WRITER'S, VALENTINE ENVEL,
OPES, &C., ~ ED prices, aud 81 al tho various
styles, irr sale by
JAMES ENTEIsLE / son,
leb9 ~. "a, King street
VALENTINES! NALENTINES!l l-For "a
Y ami young Valentine Cards, Valentine Wri-
ters, Envelopes &C.. received, aud ioT sale AZ 100,
feo JOHN II PARROTT
TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
TINE IVORY HANDLE and o,her TABLE
Il CUTLERY; heavily plated Forks, Spoons,
Castor, Cake HaSkcts, dc. These goods are from
the best manufacturers and will give satisfaction
-,oIae new styles just received, For sale by
JOHN OGDEN
feb Z Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
A LEXANDRIA LIBRARY C0APANY.-Iu
~ accordance With the provisions 81 the Char
ter, the annual meeting 81 The ALEXANDRIA
LIBRARY COMPANY. viii ~ held at The III
brlry Room, on MONDAY, February 20th, "a
which occasion IAN election will be held tor 4
President and eleven Directors, to serve for one
yeAy, and until others arc chosen il their places
4 full attendance u the stockholders i dosira
be JAMES a. CLARRIDGE.
teh g. dl Librarian
0S BASKETS HEIDSICk
~ ~ " Cabinet
II !" Golden Cluster
with various o,hyr brands u Champagne; also
pure ell sherry. Madeira anl Port Wines, ior
sale al lowest murketrstes, by
dee 10 RIDGELY, HAMPTON a CO.
D0Ys AND WOMEN'S SHAwLS, TO BIZ
ID CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIPICE.-Will
be sold extremely low 70 close consignment, lot
Of SHAWLS, suitable for boys and women. Call
AMI see. JOHN 4. CREIGHTON, Auct.,
dec 20 No. 49, KinR-streel.
NTILCOX / GIEBS SEWING MACHINE.
Wy Just received another Of those elegant
Machines, q which the attention Of the Ladies Is
respectfully solicited. Prices $50 and $50. For
sale BY Llyb II c. {. BERRY, u king-st.
GOAL oil LAMPS-A further supply II tho
~ above Of new patterns, with Jones " Carrie
tons Burners, Chimneys, Wicks, &C., just received,
and for sale by
I2mol X. u. MILLER, sON 4 co.
INEN BRAID FOR CROTCHETING, !
i \ new and very desirable article, just received,
1t feb | Z. g. BERRY'S, Y Kiug-streOt
100 BUSH PRIME NEW CLOVER SEED.
HUI just received aud for sale by
ioLS MEADE s MARYE.
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sTnp ANN EEAnl

STOP AND BEAD
WE are determined that our MERCHANTS
wv shall have no excuse 70 buy BRoOMS At
the North tor Ne will yel from this date, Brooms,
from 10 10 20 cents per dozen lower than IL
bought in New York.
HERRING & EVANS,
dec 2l } South Royal street.
MERCHANTS AND OTHERS ~ WANT
wi IF BROOMS und WOODEN WARE, will
find il Il their advantage q call IT our Factory
before purchasing elsewhere, = Sc are now re-
ceyng our FALL SUPPLIES from otteT Facto-
ries. of such articles Is We 90 not manufacture,
and fatter ourselves that can sell IS iow
lie bought Of second hands At tie North. Give u
q call.
BROOM CORN WANTED at tie Factory, On
ROYAL street, few doors South Of King.
sep D HERRING EVANS.
TAIA BRAlDS.-Just received, large a>-
4 i surtment II Front Braids, ~ superior
uunitv, T. which the attention ~ the Ladies i
respectfully called, ior -ale nt
jan Is Q. c. BERRY'S, Y hins street.
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SECURITY TO POLICY HOLI
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INARMERS visiting Alexandria 70 purchase
IL FARMING EMENTS, SEEDS,
GUANOS &c. &C., are invited to give Is 4 call
% hand At all times, a large and well selected
stock Of GOODS. which viii be sold al the lowest
market prices. Every article sold shall be
presented. Orders ~ mail will receive our prompt
AMI personal attention
ADDISON, WALLACE L CO..
fcIS No 2S King street
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LEADER COOKING STOVES.


lust RECEIVED another supply Of those
j celebrated GAS BURNING COAL COOK
ING STOVES. embracing the celebrated Mac
gregor Patents. which ! confidently recommend
as being superior - any other article il th" mar
ket tor beauty IL design, style Ut finish and good
working qualities. Cal and Sc them.
C.bl II. /. GREGORY, lis 4 l2O King st
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DAVID FUNSTEN,

DAVID FUNSTEN,
TTORNEl IT III ",
NATlLL practice in the seyera Courts in the
w District Of Columbia, and ~ the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria.
OrricE, No 80. Louisiana avenue, near the City
Hall, Washington city.
RESIDENCE, Alexandria, Va. oct t2I-u
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VALENTINES VALENTINES FOR old
Y AMI young, Valentine Cards, Valentine WI
ters, Envelopes, &C., received, aud tor ssle az 100,
king-Suoei Alexandria, VA N
fep JOHN H. pARROTT.
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SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES, COMIC
VALENTINES VALENTINE CARDS, VAL
ENTINE WRITER'S, VALENTINE ENVEL,
OPES, Gc ~ all prices, aud ot all tho various
styles lpr sale by
'TlNIrs gNvTNyISI y 4 cox
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D0YS AND W0MEN'S SHAwLS, TO BIZ
ID CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIPICR.-Wiu
be sold extremely low 70 close consignment, lot
Of SHAWLS, suitable for boys and women. Call
and see. JOHN 4. CREIGHTON, Auct
dec 30 No SO, KinR-streel.
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NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
GENERAL 90 NNiSSiON MERCHANTS,
AND AGENTS FOX BOSTON PACKETS
VI. ELDRIpGE, NJ. SoHm hW'eN,
+. A. REED. aug 3O-tf Alrra"drio, w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-02

hide s4l5; Porto Rico, hhds osl; Texas, hhds I2s
tasinh Islands nscs g. Total, 1,7o9 Ahds. Boxes,
WmsKKy was In fair demand ana sales Of zoo bbs re-
ported At 22c &c, the latter in small los and in good
barrels
wool The trade y decidedly DUH. It Is almost i'm
possible to effect sales TO either dealers or
although concession in prces u offered Supplies, how
ever are NOT sxcessive. indeed hardly sufficient for re-
quremenss prior to sneang time, and the chief holders
do press Bales, some believing that active bust
must be done before Nay, and that full prices will
be realized We submit corrected list Of quotations
which, in the absence OF sales must be considered nom
nal viz Amercan--Saxopy fleece, per 10 oac. $50
full blood herino, 4Sc $40; y and x Aerino. 4Sc.
46c native and q Merno, 3sc. 3Sc extra, pulled 42c
47c.; superhne pulled, Bee 3sc.; No l. pulled, sc
SEC; lambs, pulled, SIC 3sc; California, fine, I'M
washed, 20c, Csc common unwashed, loo. . lsc
Peruvian, waahed, 2oc. 34c; Valparaiso, unwsshed,
lohc IlEc South American Merino, unwashed, 25c
Csc Mestza unwashed, l6c. 25c.; common, washed,
loc a lSc. Entire Rios, washed, lbc lSc unwashed,
7c &c.. Cordova washed, 20c. 2lc Cape Good Hope,
unwsshsd, 27c 3oc.; East India washed. l2c Csc.
African, unwNhed, &C. lsc.; washed, Ice. a CSC.
Smyrna, unvashed lie Ice washed, 22c. a 2Sc.
Mexic an, unwabed, lie a 14c
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The advance in stocks, which we have
had to note in our two last weekly re-
views, has been maintained throughout the
past week, as the above table shows, and con-
siderably higher prices have been reached for al
most all classes of securities. New York Central
stock has been, as usual, the most active security
on the list On Wednesday and Thursday
heavy purchases began to be made by .
commission house which is supposed to act
for the George Law party; these purchases were
renewed on Friday and yesterday, and the market
was relieved of q large quantity Of stock. Under
the stimulus of these purchases the price advanced
to within fraction Of so. The operators in Cen
trail say that they expect to see it sell at 30 per
cent on the adjournment of the Legislature, with
out passing tolls bill. The Western shares have
not advanced as much, though all of them are
higher than they we're. Cleveland and Toledo has
been in demand at an advance Of 4 q per cent
due mainly to the increase in the earnings. Judge
Fitch, of Port Clinton has decided, in the case of
the Port Clinton Railroad Company against the
Cleveland and Toledo, that "the plaintiff had shown
no rights which the Court was bound to protect or
enforce" The suit was brought to compel the
Cleveland and Toledo to run their northern line
oaieu" LAS pcth Sio"ihe eSaiCeI III lle bIeet n
heavy falling off is expected in the traffic of the
fourth week in March, as that week last year was
q very busy one, and gave the road $4,000. In
April however, the traffic will certainly be in ex-
GEES of last year. The Rock Island resumed its po-
sition last week among dividend paying &C.
curities. We presume that until another
crisis, complicated with Q crop failure, over
takes the country, the road will cont
nue. to pay regular semi-annual dividends; nor is
there any to suppose that they viii be less
than a per cent When the Rock Island sus-
pended dividends in 1857 il had floating debt, in
CURED for new constructions, aid to connecting
lines, &c, &c. all Of this has now been paid off,
and the road is in better order than ever, with a
new FEEDER the Mississippi aud Missouri pro-
cess of rapid construction. Michigan Central has
taken On upward start, and sells at As; Michigan
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canadian -four quiet and confined to 100 200 bbls
at IS so 81 50-the latter figure for extra quality
Southern -four held with increased frmness, while
ssles embraced about 100 bbs, closing within the
range Of the above prices Rye flour steady at quo.
tasions with fair amount OF Gales Corn meal was
charged and Gales limited Buckwheat flour duh at
81 621s 81 IS. Wheat-Sales checked by the firm
ness OF holders. small lot of 500 bushels amber
coIored western sold at 81 so, and 400 do fair
white Canadian at 81 g. Corn freely offered
prices easier The sales embraced about 900
600 bushels, including inferior New Orleans at &c..
Western mixed at 703sc Tic, unsound yellow at 72Sc
sound Jersey ana southern yellow at 73c 74c Rye
was heavy, with small sales at $780, S5c. Barley in
good request with Gales Of 5000 bushels State at S0c
and 800 bushels barley malt were sold At 90c Oats
firm ana in good request with sales Of Western and Ca
nadian at 421tc. 43c and Of State ut &c. 44c
COFFEE was held above the views Of buyers while sales
limited at full prices The stock Of coffee the 1st
of April 1860 was-Rio 6026 bags Bahia $40; Mara
caibo, 2476 Ceylon, 1850; Porto Rico $50; Singapore
354 bags 622 mats Java, 1904 mats Total, II 1854
bags; %, 1855 mats.
CoT1oS.-The market heavy, while prices were
steady The sales confined TO about 800 400 bales
on the basis Of the following quotations.
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. N. o.
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sAIPPiN G NE w S

Names. Leaves. Datt. FIR
Northern Light. New York. g. .Aspin wan
HAVANA, MArANZAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnPIRk CIrYFrom New York "a arriving 1t HavaAa III
and New OreaDs 10th From New Orleans 4n Havana "a
arriving 1t New York 18Th
CAEiv.A-erom New York l2A, arriving = Havana i7a
and Few Orleans 10Th From New Orleans th Havana aOh
arriving at New York 81.
PnliApEIPMA-From New York 17th, arriving at Havana
"a and New Orleans 15ts From New Orleans Nh Havana
6th. arriving II New York 18Th
De 4or0-From New York nth, arriving nj Havana lot and
rew Orleans Sd. From New Orleans lHh HAvsnA lSh,
irving II New York 18th
QUAKE CIrY-from New York April 4. arriving u He
yana Aprla From Havana March Is arriving at New York
March ~.
MArAsEAsFrom New York for Nasaasas ~ ~ q cash
month. at 2FH.
KARNAx-From New York for Havana Nassau. Mp, On
me arrival Of every alternate Ounard steamer 1t New Yerk
B-Wh:n ~ above datse fall On Sunday he stsAnGs viii
SAL on Monday, sxsept from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ak0sld be scaled.
ALMANAC Y0Hx-rm DAT.
Sun knns A moon morn Al
sSa sF1s.....s..-... 70 HGH wkfxR. .norn II
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SUNDAY, April lie P. n.
The movement Of foreign trade at the port for
the week ending yesterday was larger than that of
the corresponding weeks Of 1859 and 1858, though
the aggregate exports were less. The import Of
tea, coffee, hides, metals, brandy and wines was
quite large; 30 also was the import of dry goods,
which, as usual was considerably in excess of that
of the same week in previous years. but the export
Of cereals to Europe was nominal, and that of
specie moderate. The following are the figures for
the week and the year to date, as compared with
the two previous years.
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LrvyKPoo Msrch l6The Queen, williams hcroe for East
port bas put into Milford esky and with pumps choksd
SHIELDS March i5-Americsu ship Aupie Kimpan which
good, and u loading in The Tyne dock
LAuHcaED-At Hodgdon's Biis Boohhay N ult Aum tho
yard Of Master AcDouRs ernr schr Of about 20
called TIE Sultan b. COMMANDED by George
than. employee in the fishing She BY
parties In Portland and In every respect very superior
vessel
The following table gives Of u vsssss n the
hsrboss Of New York, Boston BAao~s Wilmington q.
Charleston. savannah Moo New Orleans An1 GGlvoon
latest accounts from eaah Of thoss portss--
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SAr IGa(

AsnEs-The market was steady at 51<c. for pots and
81 &c. for pearls.
BREADsTUFFs.-Fl our-The frmness Of holders tended
to check sales There little nothing doing for
port Europe shippers not being disposed to enter the
market at present prices. The transactions embraced
about 5000 GOO bbls.. closing within the following
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Port OF New York, april L, 1860.

ss.msaD Bsysrs HAM Hsa'.n Hamburg March
Steamship lon'S."ery Berry s.7.nnah xtsh sd.s and
e soa s 81 w's sSuf
miles sw OF Cape Lookout seashp Jas Adger hence
$
81 : 10 WIN d's
sss o. Va: .isia % sandy aoOi
I'd
s.y
q q 50 poke BIS John Rhodes from Afisa for
BARI zdon Gfis Cisniuseos II da,a with sugar &c. TO
SER. sss :ass l
BARI Dnnesroa 81 Bcson Cssdbouns g. J:so % days
sydney. Oh. seaman. Died in IT.
n SON soe s ps.sa
E nssSO steering sw s M IS 49, lon ~ passed brig Rom
All xnaes OF H.rpswsp xerr.aan, Trinidad s. day.
March . vas supplied vim provisions 81 bart Wii1s%ins
nom Palermo arrived This day.; has been 10 days Of Hate
Brig Galveston Of New BEDFORD Withheld Br.no. Ayrs.
xhse.hp ataso6 from Honolulu for New nedO;s IA 81
"a Ion q " PACED ship Competcr from Boston scs
previous ana lost pars Of he horses S'' ''' my
S car Ct ssssh T z bs
part o. the Mona Passage passed bark sarah Bell snd sen
brig ADELAIDE Of ousOeo from Porto Rico Tor
S;g Es,o. ., Or 4 Yarmouth Ne ss.y rsn.s re-
VINE IN heavy XIV gale is' IL III ION ss WIND
ssd ss s
mo sr e s.n s 7s g .vs
Brig zuls,ia sof BOsion' GrOzsr, Ponce, Pr days with
Big syrsn OBJ q s john NB cremor ,sanzas Is days
Brig Amate fof ProvideuceA Davis Cardenas days with
Bre Elizabeth Thorndks Galveston, Is days, with coaes
sshr Eureka oof Portland erosion Malaga days
u lon g. ie .hp Berlin from HARE for sou.In
port days out The has had heavy weather and been "A
Sshr sfsds.ias a' wn... of s.ar.pcs readson Dry
Sft
Boston The 4 " has had very heavy weather. and los.
se s,,srs D g.; e Old HrO0
forming Light &c d iansnsurs VS. sest.usr Nay.
sssr ys * ss s%s sA'' Pr days. with
ser Aa p rspsssy Az. Vt. 4
sehs Sod~n gess.on, Key West 10 days with cotton &c,
sss. ssss s5S.n Seas::s asorssso"n' &c. days. with
s% SSss:sro wM%nsS1 70
Schr A6, Endicot, Wilmington, Nc. 4dAys.
Echr W Dillon, Marts, Wilmington, NC. days
schr Lake SOUL, Wilmington, No, dayl
echr Horizon Jarvey, Newborn, days
kchr Hexan, Winter, Richmond, days
Schr John Warren, Loxior Virginia.
schr W Chaplin Farnun, Virginia
schr hemepo, Burdel1, Virginia. 81.
Schr Tikon, Pharo. Virginia
Schr Bkdsall Bradley. Virginia.
Schr BeDept- Decker Virginia.
Echr W Sheldon Cox, Virginia.
s sss1 Ger fSr sgps RIs.um xrgiois
Echr Adele Felicia Cathcart Eizabothpor for Fan River
Echr Gorilla Baker, Gloucester. ~
echf Taylor, Holding Chatham
gchr Lamartne Quincy WarehAn-
Schr John A Dx, Anen, barwlch
echr Charles, -- Taunton
Schr Chief, -, Somerset
echr VIM Bacon, Tslar, Providence for PhfAdelpka,
Sleep Oliver Amos French Taunton.
0Qamor NolowASe- Cannon. PhladelphsA
Steamer WAmsutA Arey, New Bedford.
oeeaDer Penguin. WA1AxAD frevtADnea
BELOW.
Ship Royal Victoria tBr), from Sunderland
Brig May Queen from Cardenas for Philadelphia put into
he Lower Bay and anchored; would wait fair wind
SAILED
8 soreship Falmouth AspiDwall.
Wind during the day wsw, With rain at sunset,
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Ship Hope from WORK Do doubt he Good Hope. Miller.
Ship BorodDo Pendleon from Penang for NYork, Feb Il.
lat n 81 B. Ion 4 SAW.
shp steepR NE showing white aignai with black ia
Il, seen March l6 lat 50 II, Ion N
Bark Jane Tburson Grant Portland for Havana,
March %, lat 81 So lon 10 80. 'fll
Brig Aroos.ooi, from Hamburg Montsvaeo March {.
lat 10 6, lon 30 Is
8, March So In South Channel.
schr Virginia, Of BrooEhaven March a. OF Chasiestos.
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iah en- into Norfolk Seh ult >" ~
sHP CowrER of New Bedford fate whaer hiss been
ereq oy psres 10 Boston proceed Union Island ourg
Lowell. -
BARK w1oH, Huffman In leaving sourabaya for Boston,
got ashore and had pay 5000 guders to steamer get
her of.
BARK CHArrEK--Fteen tabout half the gang) en-
ployed In saving bark Chsee arrived st New Bedford IN
The Eagles Wing soh ult having struck for hshr vsses
With one chain but broke and the vessel fell down again
On Wedpesda chain under her and small
for the Of drawing large one under has been
rate enough.
BRIG taken upon the railway New Bedford
20h and partially spped Of her shesthng The leaks
found TO have been caused by the oaku having red
out Of The cardboard sss xhch M Be rscanked and the
further stripped OF her sheang hole apparently
made found under her counter which Owed
10 Be the psinctpal cause Of the leak
scuR sPAErAN Of Barnsabe from New Bedford for Proyi
thrown overheard tighten she capszed flied ana
SINK sud viii be total ss She has stripped OF ssils
rigging, DC.
Sem HEY which has been ashore for sometime os Cane
Henry, remains tight and viii be got of ia few dsys
n LAsGK scHR with three jibs black ossprtt and vhte
Bay. 2Ah ult. '~'
CARDIFF. March I2-Tbe saranac wepcke Tor Galveston
has put back leaky. -
hove KoSc, IAN So tmerjcan shtp Red Rover Putnam.
srriseo mere Jan ~ from Bangkok with shed and
ABOUT i tons thrown overheard having experienced pad
ner Y ne nt sea ns been sracA b. asquAi and nr'wn
upon per beam ends Jan is
SAX Mora, GREGORY from San Franmsc,, argei this
mcrnnr Sooa after leaving that ieas dscoeercd
no ne ship was found wakvg great dt Of sscr pnnps
attached she CONDO possibly sey aeoat On SIT ins
carried ray fore topgsisnimast
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WhAlemeM.

At st Vincent Cape verd Yslauds data Spartan Pro-
vtncetovn, with COZ sp Walter Irving 6na do 10 "a
blAckfiah oil.
Barbados March brig lie Wis Rruce Cook Orleans,
from cruise 20 bbls OIL 24h schr John Adams Cation Pro-
vnceown do do l do brig Hopeon. Snow sppcan do dos
Id do.
AIT II PaMa Feb a. bark Franklin 3D. Rowland NIB 800 Up.
30 VIII. Reports OF Galapagos AlADds Feb baxk OSprAy,
Stanton, Nh, 800 sp.
Arr q DO Feb n ship Arnolds Crcweii. NIB from cruise,
% 3D. Reports Caae Ground Jan H. Courier Colin. NIB,
500 sp 20h Niger Jernegan DO 1900 %; feb vsgsra:o.
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easte where TO an hour Afterwards Here John
Bull and Brother Jonathan, after their usual gun comp
nen, shook hands their expressions Of esteem and
. collation. OF invitables
On the 10th we crueed along the coast, under sh,rp
lookout, 10 Gill Coffee making s road on the 18TH
with Quia fairly In view. The Goth found moving on
towards Why reaching the morning Of the 2ls,
and departing the evening bound for Princes Island
where, in the midst of sprinkng Of rain We an.
hored on the 2sth Of November On the ID day Of De-
ssmber we left for the island Of St Thomas which we
made ON the following 7th, coming to before the
Aown and fort Of St. Themas in the sarbor Of ST. Anna
Chaves We left this port the sh and the 2an
We let go anchor OF Xabends with the prospec,
vending Christmas it's Between this pon,
~ Mayumba cruised for month, when in obedience
DC Gag officers Instructions, proceeded to ST. Paul
10 Ioando, auohorng is quiet bat we'll filled harbor
he S7'h OF January, 1850. Az usual, the Marion has
been esenty attending to the purposes Of her commits
,isn 1 ~ commander permitting infrngeEsents upon
ne int "ee's OF our commerce, settlements or private
rights, authoritative imposition on shore st sea;
and. BY minute investigation u oil such attempts
coming m der bis cosnxance be has cetAbsped IN the
n6s of n wse % THIS ccaet who depoeed "a pre-
unon her doubts Of the fact. the oonv,cpon mai
sovernm VT prompt in The exercise Of It's nrotofive
power over in citizenr Il would be well other psrs
~ he world we under the respectful impress;sr
en- Tn.ye seems 70 be no aba.emsn. To the .rr,val
Of suspicious yes. .ns Uonso ana Loando eoass
800 ,rtth them b, the Engsh For ourselves We can
sreiv hoert dsru ss the SLAYER procure her cargo
0s = your New ok Judiciary have clearly smn
sssssd The farccal ee,v cs compyug With the compre
h.psve Instructions Of we Nsv.. Depsrsn mt, or 1t
49, m inch n n subjected principally BY torsignsra
4 rather severe coon ussssry upon she decision 80
NE case q ihs fHk Orion, Dc The rssnrn Of ko--
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-06
For the Vindicato
To the Ladies.--Cemete Faf
Yours, &c.,
MOUNTAINEER

TO the Ladies.--Cenieter FafI
It is proposed that the ladies of the t.
of Staunton and vicinity shall unite in I,
Quoting Fair to raise money to be expe(
ed in improving and identifying the groun|
of Thornrose Cemetery. This is an obj !
in which all are equally, deeply interest
This spot is already the resting place olive
many Of our dear departed friends and m ,
ere long be ours. 0, it is really distressj
in visiting the Cemetery to witness the
parent neglect and the utter want of bea
and improvement in the grounds. Someb
must move in this matter. The Direc
of the Cemetery Company are without q
ey and without money nothing can be d
Who so deeply interested in this matter
who so we'll calculated to take this
ter i'll hand and carry ii. through sue
fully as the ladies. Our mothers and
and sisters and daughters, they never
when their hearts are interested, and in
matter the hearts and dearest affectio
the whole community are deeply inyol
Let them therefore act at once-and to
successfully they must act in concert.
the ladies, therefore, of each of the var
Christian denominations Of the town, ID
at the Lecture room of their several churc
(say) on Thursday evening, the 18th in
at o'clock and select three of their NJ
Der to act as managers of the Fair, and
these managers meet together (say) on
following Saturday evening, at 3 O'Clock
the lecture room of the Lutheran Church
arrange the preliminaries and set in mot
the machinery for the Fair. If you '!
take the management ladies. the commuJ
ty will answer any demands you may maj
upon them. UNION,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-01-06
Dem ocratic state Convention.

At a meeting Of the Democratic members
of the General Assembly, convehed IN the
Hall of the House Of Delegates, on Tuesday
evening, the Goth day Of December, 1859,
on motian of VIM. II. Edwards, William l..
jackson was called to the Chair, and on mo-
ton of Jas. L. Kemper, VIM. r. Gordon,
Jr., was appointed Secretary. The Chair
man explained the object Of the meeting to
be to fix time and place for holding Con-
vention of the Democratic party of Virginia
prior to the next Presidential election.
Mr. Kemper moved that the Convention
be held in the city Of Richmond, on Thurs
day, the 10th day of February next-which
motion was unanimously adopted.
The counties, cities and towns are request
ed to appoint delegates to the Convention at
the earliest practical time.
VIM. L. JACKSON, Ch'mn.
VIM. F. GORDON, JR., Sec'y.