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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-10
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
n,orrsI 1yER 250 ono DOLLARS


AND CONSTANTLY INC l. AS \ Ii.
The Charter Of this Company Offers more iavora-
bic advantages 10 the farmer aud others, tna! amy
Comrany chartered III the State, by in$uring
with or without premium noie Ii the applicant
prefer hc can pay the full amount oi the premium
in cash or by ciccting 4 cash insurance tor two
Years the insured unp-ughia ot the amount
he would otherwise have To pay; or ny hecomi'lg
memb.r and giving small premium note, The IN
srr. saves nearly one half Of the amount c;iarg d
by Stock Companies. when nsuring from yral to
wear This il the advantage resulting from The
combination Of the
CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This Company commenced issuing follclcs
against boss or damage By fire, on the i3th day u"
March, 1874. since which time over seven thousand
seven hundred persons nave insured and become
members Of the Company, amd over seventy 'i"u-
sand dollars have been paid Tor losses having
increased uur business during the past year. we 'ec
grateful for the liberia! patronage bestowed upon
the Comp.nY lus lar, and lur it3 tlattcring pros
poets Of future usefulness The Directors hope
and believe, that t.; prudence, cautloh, ana fgla
system Of economy, they wall establish Tor this
COMPANY i reputation for chcapncHs and sa1ct!
not surpassed by any Company in the l. states
All differences III settlement uf losses, may u.
determined by three dianrrcsted arbitfato!S "t Ia.
Couuty where such loss happened, 10 be mutually
chosen ty the in@urcd and the Company
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tor such fiRE and MAXINE hlSh'9 ~ 'le!
rav receiv. at their Once, No. II fAtgr>H
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| , TORY y, I30 Kim, ,tr.rt 4ie.rouiriu pu
--uayin., lately fitted an one OF the han,isomcs,
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ri"l<IrI!tr pi.sTXEsS I r.sn,.t:uiiy ;,ty:r.
rnhIi,. ,t;,.o,joY +, nv large stock of FURNI-
TIrEF whirh !! am c1ustantlv increasing Per.
sons visiting our clty VIII ma II 10 '"o'r I' Inrn
age I" Eve ne Il call ~ 'hc Eaa u my ""oD~'
- respect TO !naliiy ana price S"en d. ~ ~ 'e'
he wants ana views 81 all NY S'r;A coh HtS'
Mahogany SOFAS, h"cklhs' Zane ana " 2oo 2cL'
Sitting Chairs, side""":uS' pressing D"'S 'S"u>'
| marble top ana plAil. -hai''e A'p az" IAN
Wash Stands, Marble Top So'"' ta'"' b"'M' anu
>"' -: - -; 1l;,,o. p.u,.b I,,~ y ,..
! terms, such nS High, Fielding French Low ross
IrunI!e BedSteadS, SeEeE"' patterns "i o'C"s
BcG=tea5S; Hat Racks " aF"To'eS' L''A"'g U!'S
Ses. and large numoeF oi o'Aer ARTICLES e'NoFaceI
III tie business.
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NJ OTICE.-The undcrsig ned having qualihed
~ as administrator of John Wood, decd, re-
quests all persons indebted to the estate 10 make
immediate payment, aud those having claims
against the estate to present them properly su
then lated for settlement. X. L. WOOD,
Administrator Of John Wood, deed.
saD 6-w4w
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BAKERS ISLAND & UANO !
Bakers Island GuanO.

ana are prepared to furnish Dealers and Farmers
with any quantity Of this most valuable FERTI-
LIZER, al lowest established prices
The BAKERS ISLAND is admitted to he the
mort valuable PHOSPHATE GuANO ever offer
ed 10 the AgIiculturalist. The analysis below
made by DR.. Richard H-Stabler, Chemist, OF
this city and may be implicitly relied on.
Pamphlets containing the history Of this duano,
certificates from Farmers and Planters, who have
used it, on ya-iuus crops, in every section of the
country, aud ample directions for its application
can bc obtained at our Counting house.
AnaIg,is By Dr. Il. II. .S;"I!er:
Organic matter containing some Alnmonia...3
DO MugneSia
Potash and Soda Salt 20
W dteT ~
lnsonbc matter. Sand. Phosphate of iron
and Alumuta, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oo
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3xTu1TELUCk SEQ ) SUPER RPHOSPHATE
w OF LINE supply ofthis celebrated arti
cie jus; received aud for -ale by
JAMES c. NEEETT,
.uo Il Duke street Wharf.
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NEW GUODS.-Trave!ling Bag, styles
y OF Trimming Tor Fall, Tinscl Wor>tcd, Head
Neit. Of all kinds Cr"cket Braid, all widths, Buck
skin and Thfvad GauntletS. Corsetr&, Hair. Nail,
Tooth. Cloth and Shaving Brushes, Dressing, Fine,
pocke, and Tucking Combs, Dolls, Doll Heads
and Forms, Hoped Skirts ior Ladies and Misses,
Linen Tapes, Yarns, Backgammon Boards, Accor-
deou>. Soap and Perfumery Of all kinds. and
variety Of other useful and fancy articles 10 be
fnuna =, c. c. BERRY'S.
-. y. Sn - King street.
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DRESERVE CANS.-Thc subscriber has on
/ hand small lot Of the most simple and best
PRESERVE CANS in the market, which will ts
sold at low price 10 close OUT
As the season is well advanced, my stock Of su
peror Water Coolers will be sold for CASH. at prime
cost. good many articles in the line of Plain
and Japan Tin Ware are offered below market
rates Call and see. aug Isl J. 7. CREIGHTON.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL. Alexsndris.

CENTRAL SCHOOL, Alexsndria.
TINHE EXERCISES OF this School will be re-
i sumed on Monday, the Sd Of September and
as the number of pupils is limited, persons intend
ing to make application for places, should do SO.
as soon az practicable. The subscriber may be
found at his school-roon in Brook Lodge, every
morning between the hours Of 8 and lo o'clock.
aug l7.-dtf H. r. HENRI.
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LIAR NETTs.-Silk, Chenille, Wanted, Tin.
II Sc, ZSfhyf, and Bead Hair Nsst1, ssds OF
any msferisl and of any color At the shestest no
tice.at C. C: G:BERRY'S,
aug 2s IL King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-10

CARRIAGE POLES, Shafts, Wagon Bands
~ sukey Shafts, Bent Rims, spokes, and .
| further supply of Axle Grease. The Iest srt,cle
vet made. GEO. 7. BALDWIN,
scp3 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-09-10

IREAT BARGAIN.-I offer 2 good second
V hand Plaster Scale at much less than its
value also about half ton of so ona36 b weights.
Examine 6. T. BALDWIN,
sep liking street
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CONGREGATIONAL.
WAsuIxcroS, March 30.


HorsE.-On motion of Mr.. ColfaX, tie
amendment providing that If ANY person
endorses on a letter that it is 10 be return
ed tu him in 30 days, if not called for, it
shall be so done instead OF being sent TO
the dead letter Office, was passed.
y number of private bills were passed
Adjourned.
SENATE-The Chair laid before the Sen
ate a message from the President ia reply
to q resolution of inquiry relative TO the
operations OF the Navy in Mexico aud the
authority therefor. Ordered TO be laid on
the table and be printed.
Mr.. Mason from the committee on For
eign Relations reported bill relative to
the assemblage of Convention of Com
missioncrs FROM the United States and Par
aguav, to consider the claims of the Rhode
Island Company. Said Commissioners 10
meet in Washington and sit three months;
the expenses TO be paid Jointly by both
governments. He asked for the present
consideration OF the bill. The bill was
laid over.
The bill to carry outLhe provisions of
the 18th section of the treaty between the
United States and Mexico, concluded FeU-
I'd, Is4s, was taken up. 1t provides Tor
the Commissioners to adjudicate private
claims under the treaty, there being spe-
cial fund in the treasury for paying them.
After debate it was laid over.
The private calender was taken up and
bills upon ii, discussed the balance of the
day. Adjourned.
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From WnshInEton.

WAsuISGroS, March 29.-The managers
of the principal telegraph lines in cOnnec-
| ton with the pony express, have agreed
upon the following prices for private des-
patches to and from CalifUrnia:
For ten words from any Atlantic city, or
any other telegraph station, or rice TerSd,
| 50, As; for n similar number of words from
the first station on the California tclc-
graph line to any part of California and
| rice rfrSd, $500; while the charge for eX-
pressing the message, without regard TO
length, will be So, 45 each, making the
sum total from any station in the Atlantic
States TO any station in California, $500,
for ten words. The charge for each addi-
tionnI word above number, will by twenty
cents for the entire distance. The under
standing is that the telegraph companies
will refund the entire tolls to parties for
warding any message which fails to reach
California. or rice CfrSd in advance of any
other route and that they will also return
to the sender any mon'ys paid tor des-
patches flee in season Ia Overtake the eX-
press at ST. Joseph, which through amy
reason may f:Iil tn rclCh that place before
the departure of the express.
The House bill authorizing publishers 80
print ON the papers the date when sub
scriptions expire and reducing the postage
on town and city drop letters, to one cent,
passed both Houses of Congress.
a caucus Of considerable number Of
Democrats. embracing representatives from
nearly every Southern State, was held here
yesterday. Members of Congress and del
cgatcs to Charleston participated. An at
tempt was made to effect some union of
action upon Mr.. Hunter for the nominal
ton at Charleston. The friends of Mr.
Guthrie declined acceding. and the caucus
broke up without accomplishing any re-
suit.
1t is understood that all the delegates to
Charleston from Kentucky, except one, are
for Mr.. breckenridge. The friends of Mr..
Douglas claim that n minority of the
Charleston delegates from North Carolina
are for him.
The Committee on Territories agreed to
postpone until next Thursday, the consid-
Grafton of the hills for the organization of
Nevada and Dacotah. and the admission of
Kansas.
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Commercial.
RX rEI.EGRAPH.


CINCINNATI, March 3O-Proysions In continued
good domanL, Mess pork 1925 for clear. Bacon
Rides lO1<: rib siJcs 93S. Bulk meats-saes 100000
IL; sdGs ssS hams S0S34i shoulders 6@. Lard llM
and dull: S. IOG8j5O for superne $iC0G5S5 for cX-
ira. Whisky in active demand at full rates $50
bbs. sold at Sl%6a1S5S. the latter for waGOn Wheat
steady and demand fair ~ $l,3c@l3S for prime
white; $l,25CGl,2S for primo red Corn in fair de-
mand at 47GltS for ear in bulk and 5OGlj for shclled
steady, with fair demand ut Sl036Fl,O5. BARLEY &C
tive, and prices firm at S5JSS for prime fall aud
1880 for fair to good.
NEW YORK. March 30----Flour shade hrmcr with
rather enquiry for the eastern and local trade
and speculative demand; the private accounts
by the Arabia more encouraging; sales $500 bbls
at 1j@ $50 for super. state, S525Gr55 for extra
state $515G5.2O for super. WESTERN S521GL5,65 for
common to medium extra western, $4,000 for ship.
ping brands extra X. IL o., closing firm and quiet.
Rye Flour in fair request at S37OG4.4O with sales of
100 bbls. Corn Meal unchanged; nAiCs 900 bills Bran
sales 500 bills at 22I4c Wheat quiet but in view Of
tho rather moro favorable accounts by the Arabia
holders exhibit lcss disposition to realizes sales $500
bush. inferior winter red at Sl23 Rye dull and qui-
SSGS5c. BarlcYsluiet and unchanged; sales 800
bush. four rOwcd at SOdnS2C. Talluw quiet; small
sales at lG3Ic. Pork somewhat irregular: new is
dull and heavy while old is shade frmcr; sales $50
bIls at SlTS1 for SI7 for old mess 81 lj
for new prime and Sl2,JOGG13 for old primo. beef
steady and unchanged. Prime mess beef quiet and
nominal ut SiGdI9. Beef hams continue dull; sales
100 bills At $l2l3 for state and Sl4ll5l5 for west
frn. Cut meats in limited request; shoulders 0S9s.
Lard moro doing, but the market still continues
heavy; bhlS log sole. butter. moderate business
,uiug at lltl4C for Ohio 1I@t2rC for state Cheese
firIn at lOCll2s Coffee tirm Jamaica l3c MuTHca-
Sugar very firm; saics Porto Rico at 7lisc and Cub"
Mt ULgiGIM.
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Ronrth ward school.

JIessrS. EdicorS:-I had the pleasure on
yesteI dry, of attending the examination Of
the Advanced Department OF this school;
and while l have no desire 10 fatter any
one connected with it, l feel it due to
teachers, pupils, and all concerned, to say
that more thorough and rigid examina-
toni never witnessed anywhere. pro-
ftsS to be judge of school examinations,
having been connected with schools for a
number of years. Clusscs were examined
in Natural Philosophy. Physiology, Familiar
Science, Algebra, ArithmetiCs, Mental and
written, Bookkeeping, and English Gran
mar. In all these branches the questions
tended to show the pupils knowledge of
principles. Indeed, the development of
the whole examination. Inever witnessed
such rapid and at the same time such inva-
riahIy correct computations in arithmetic.
arithmetic were propoundcd by the teach
who would then proceed to give Il clear
and logical analysis of the whole process.
The main features in English Grammar
were the analysis of sentences, and the
corrections of examples in false syntnx.
In Elocution a very large class exhibited
a thorough knowledge Of the principles,
and showed by their readings that they
could apply them.
| was glad to see SO much interest in the
school among the parents, who filled the
room to overlooking. The exercises were
closed by singing pretty piece accom-
panied with music on the MelOdeOn by 81
little girl-one Of the pupils. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31

BosroX. March 29.-The Constitutional
Union Party Convention was heid in this
city to-day Two hundred and twelve
towns were represented. Hon. Nathaniel
Silsby was elected President. Addresses
were made by the President, Marshall +.
Wilder, Geo. $. Hillard. Levcrett SHitrus-
tall and George \. Curtis. Resolutions
chilling on the patriotic and conservative
men oC all parties TO unite for pntting
down agitation and sectional diIferencc;to
check government extravaganza were
adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31

"TEAcmERs' IxsTIruTE."-Thc sessions of
this Institute will commence i'll Washing
ton Hall. on Monday, I'd of April, at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, and continue throughout
the week. The exercises will consist of
practical lectures TO teachers during the
day session, and on more general cducn-
tional topics every evening. Distinguished
Teachers have been secured as Lecturers
and no pains will be spared TO render the
occasion one of much interest and profit
both to teachers and citizens generally
Prof. W. II. Brewer, of Washington Col
lcge, will lecture before the Institute, on
Monday evening, on some educational or
scientific subject Teachers residing out
of the city, can, by applying to the under
signed committee, he directed to places
where boarding can be had at reasonable
rates. Teachers. friends of Education.
and the public generally, are invited to
attend. All lectures Of the occasion will
he free.
T. r. LAIRD SAMUEL BoYo, S. G. STEVENS,
J. N. BoYD, JAS. II. McMEcHEN, ALFRED
Kirk. Executive Committee.
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B1@THERE were six feet water in the
channel of the Ohio yesterday. The Liber-
ty arrived from Cincinnati with q pretty
good trip, aud will leave again tonight.
Ifthere was anything else TO be seen on the
landing, or if there was any business do
ing we couldn't see it for the dust which
swept along in clouds.
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BG-INMEnsIox.-on Thursdaynightlast,
about 10 o'clock, Elder B. Franklin, of the
Disciples Church, inmercel in the Ohio
river, six persons. The usual ceremonies
were observed. Elsewhere, in this paper,
preach at Washington H Il tomorrow
morning and night.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31

IxpIrExDrxcg. Mo, March 30.-A fire
broke out here at about IL o'clock last
night. which thus far has consumed near
Is the whole south side of the city and
should the wind continue or increase ii 10
feared that the west side will also be de-
strnyed. Among the buildings burned are
the Independence Hotel, two drug stores,
10 or . business houses and several dwell
ings The loss thus far cannot be less
than 500 .OOO and the fire is still raging
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Place to- Get Them!

There are hundreds of persons male
lind female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take "timc by the foreIock," and save
your health and strength, before both arc
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds ofRupture.
Supporters; various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
syringes, &c.
Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &c, are furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired. Address or call on T. II. LOGAN
& Co., No. II, Main Street, or LOGAN, List
Il Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
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NEW YORK, March 3O.-Lettcrs from
Capt, Jarvis, in relation to the engagement
and capture of Miramon's steamers, are
published. They contain, however, moth
ing of Importance in addition to 'Ehat has
been already stated
John Cummins was hung this morning
in the Toombs yard for murder. He died
calmly, expressing sorrow for the crime
for which he had been condemned, and
commenting his wife and children, as also
the wife and children of the man he had
killed, to the charities of the good.
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RS UsT.-The dust yesterday was in
tolcrable We do not know that we have
ever experienced more annoyance from it.
Ofall seasons Of the year this is that in
which the streets most require to be clean
ed, and yet fall seasons they are gener-
ally most neglected in the early SPRING
Upon the melting of the snow, and the
drying OF the pavement, the streets are
laid with Il pulverized compound of sand
Sar5ish, straw. manure and filth generally
the accumulation of the wint r, ground
to powder by horses hOofs and sleigh run
ncrs--which constitutes the vilcst and
most detestable dust that can be pulled in
to Il mans eyes, crammed down the throat
or -sitfed through the shirt collar Of a man
This dust is OF such u light, loose and
huoyaut nature. that March gust
scoops it up in body, and sweeps it along
the streets i'll masses which blind and stag
ger the unfortunate wretch against whom
it ia borne
We submit that in view of the disgusting
and detestuble nature of this dust, will
which the streets are now filled, and also
In View of the prevalence of whirlwinds
and eccentric breczes at this season of the
year, it is more essential that the streets
LIQUID be swept and cleaned than at an!
other time. BY all odds VIC should prefe
few inches of the Sahara dust of Au
gust to the nasty powder that whirlet
along the street yesterday, in the embrace
OF '.gnsty March,
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EE5- ARREsTED.-The other evening one
William Burke was assaulted on John
street, near the house OF Jas. Haley, by
some person then unknown. Officer
Fender has since arrested one Miss Hard
man, who was taken before Aid. McCourt-
Hey One witness testified that Burke
applied for admission into Haley's house
aud the woman Hordman meeting him at
the door, struck him upon the forehead
with heary iron poker. Miss Hardman
was fined five dollars and costs.
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Trust, Sale.

DY VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST PROM Will
ID LIAM MAXWELL now deccasedl TO the under
signed dated the LIST day Of August 1889. and now Of
record in Ohio County Court Clerks Otfice, in Book
M. H. folio 1872 will tho 10th day Of April, 1900
at the hour of IL o'ck A. NJ At tie late residence
of the said Maxwell, on the north side Of Webster
street in Cent?. hecing proceed -rII the follow
ing personal property. tn witt mahogany sofa one
mahogany rocking chair. six mahogany chairs. cen
tire table I looking glass 1 thre-py carpet, two
window blinds. three cottage walnut bedsteahs and
bedding for the same. l eight-duy clock dressing
two sets windsor chliTs IN yards rag carpet, child
cradle. l yenition window blind one gold hunting
watch, one Western Virginia" cooking stove and
furniture for the same, one kitchen table and ono
iron fender.
TERMS OF SALE-Cnsh.
mhi6-s0d ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee.
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HnnSeS ANA L0tS Tor Sale.

ZANE LOT on UNION STREET, IN WHEELING,
" lG feet front by SIS feet deep with frame house
thereon. containing four rooms with cellar, &c, now
rented ~ scYemiytwo dollars per allnun: also iot
on Fourth street. in said city, Number 1873; 80 feet by
1872 feet in depth, improved by brick house contHn-
ing fOnr rooms. cellar &c, rented ut one hundred
dollars per annum; also lot on Morrow street, III
Ritchie's addition. Second Ward, 20 by 33 feet, with
good stable thereon also lot OH Webster street, in
Centre Wheeling. sixty feet front and running back
one hundred and twenty feet, more or less to the
creek On the lot there is three story brick build
ing, by 30 feet; the lower story now occupied "s "
steam cracker bakery; tho upper dOric5 are suitable
for dwellings other purposes, and the annual ront
Of the propcrty three hundred dollars twelve
horse power steam engine and other machinery adapt
ed for the manufacture Ofsteam crackers, will be sold
with the property.
The above described property will BIO sold Mt pub
lie auction Thursday, the 9Th day OF
April next, il not disposed Of at private sale IN
the meantime.
The terms of snc will be oncthrd Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance Mt credit of II and
IS months. with interest from day of sale and APP
proved security. Tho above property is FREQ from all
mh23dts ROBERT IDBOTSOS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31

ST. LOUIS, March 35.-The Missouri
Legislature adjourned sine die this morn
ing. Gov. Stewart has issueG4his procla-
nation, calling an extra session forthwith,
for the purpose of consultation on the
Objectionable features of the railroad bill.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-31

New ORLEANS, March 30.--A wiIl,purport-
ing to have been left by the late millionaire,
McDonougIl, bcqucathiug 100000 to i
city watchn,an, has been produced, but is
considered n forgery.