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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

The NEw-YoRK East METHODIST CoSrERtscE.-
The Conference reassembled al the Hansonplsce Meth
odist Church yesterday morning, and after the usu
opening proceedings, appointed the following Elderst
John 5. Haugh, J. w. lockwood, VIM. 7. Gillert,
ii Dry Hestin A Committee Of Ezsuinstiou for the
ensuing year was appointed The Rev. w. II. Mil
burn wa appointed {, preach the annual Missionary
sermon, and the Rev. g. Taylor, subsii ute. The Rev.
Mr.. Ia, Tor moved that tie Conf renee approve tho
action Of the General Methodist Conference last year
the subject Of Slavery aud the discipline adopted in
regard 10 tn. same. Several gentlemen INDUCED In
pleasantries in regard to the matter and the sub
lect was permitted 10 drop.
The question as to where the Conference should Be
held next year up and suggestions were made ir
favor of hodingit st Hampstead, l.. l. and ct Allen
street, New-York but the subject was laid over for
the present. Tie Committee Memoirs made re-
port on the deaths in the ministry during the year.
Appropriate observations were made by several gen
LINEN ia connection Herewith. The annual stste-
ept relative TO tho condition of the Wesleyan Uni
versity at Middletowp, Coon.. received, ard the
institution eIressnted to be in very Honrishing
condition. The number Of students is 11. Of viii h
l06 are professors of religion. Committee APP
pointed 10 investigate matters in connection with
the Church at Por;chss,sr, when the Conference Sd
jcurned till his morning at 81 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
FROM HARRIsBURG.

HARRlsErkG. Thursday, April ii. 1851.
Tie joint Legislative War Committee have been in
session tho past three hours, and will probably sit until
midnight. Three points being dscc-sed namely;
Fsrs.. The amount Of money they viii appropriate.
,,coad VIII the General Government furnish
armsI
Third. The es,abrsarler, Of n Gi!hary BuTsan.
Capt. Eliot and Lieat. Halliday Of the reeah,
arEny are at present IL consultation with the Com
mit,ee.
Tley viii report bill tomorrow, and VII be
passed Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
FROM SAVANNAH AND PENSACOLA.
SlyAEsAB. Thursday. A

SAyAESAH, Thursday, April IL, 1861.
Orders were issued from the Adutants Office yeser
day Fort Pulaski, prohibiting vessels pacing Fort
Pulaski without previous Information Of pacific
character. Vessels required to stop and send boat
to the wharf 81 Cockspurs Island 70 convey com
rnissioaed officer aboard make examination. For
Pulaski IL now thoroughly garrisoned.
Advices from Pensacola state that from the Navy
Yard to the new Light-House, two and a half miles,
all the guns are arranged to bear Fort Pickeh and
command the channel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
LANDING PASSENGERS.

Bosros, Thursday, April II, 1861.
The s.eamer South Carolina, hence for Charleston,
put into Norfolk yesterday and landed her passengers,
twenty-five in ALL and then proceeded for Charleston
1t is supposed that she spoke the feet and from
intelligence received, thought it iuprudent 70 take bef
passengers 10 Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
NAVAL AND MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

An important order has juss been issued by the War
Depart neat. Formerly sodiers enlisted for the army
we've informed when joining, To what branch OF the
service cavalry, artillery or infantry, they would be
us.iued Helceforward they will be told nothing
whatever about it. They viii be enlisted for four
years unless sooner discharged, and the Government
reseres to Itself the right 10 make them horse or FOO,
soldors areri.s, or saPper and minors, ss it may
,se TT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
IRON TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tuesday April o 1891.
1t reported that tho Federal troops left in Texas
design concentrating at some given point.
The sieameis Star Of the Nest AID Empire City are
still OF ind.Dot..
Tho Mcxic.ns at Ma;ainoras have planted cannon
pointing toward Brown sy.lle.
The Legislature has passed tho bin dividing The Sa;e
into six Congressional Districts well a. the bill to
issue St:e Bonds 70 the OF 81 zoe 0Oo 20 BE-
scared by special tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
az zee aovxKsos.-,

Aypo,srmxRTs ny THK GoyxRsoa.-Bt and esfA
a, rss and content Of tie S~saGoayt~ PssNe-DeeAsps
Resin A. v rsh. Andrvw l. Martin stephen h Ineessny
Kia,,-rsaso n. Lewis IT,, EswCd \. bsneti ChaRlcs h
Thsspson Uesrse Wells, wn Hushes, Thos Rlpon ksth
Alec John A. Seal Taos j. Ner,hs Martin schseomakss,
i.s.c Bedsn. Nsns.YetN w. Stuyvossnt Csta, 0esfgs
Coopsr Jehn Ewing Augustus C. Graham, Orlando e. Msrs.
Arss:d A. Rsnsen Mechanical ssHon, 9ea,ssneas Ilst.
swsrd Pas ssie.e Ls Gsndrs orspgs--caaA !ssr:srs
tor Lee soIIiysr -jsssph Ri George Bennett wrssss.
,sI.-Hors;ss n on: Ss..is. r. as.sse!s wrss wi..cS
Dykemsn, Levi Il. Mccoy. Iseec I.sznsAury. -
Port New HuteAinssa md Chss.
sta< Ass~sr-0tssso-E Seaessr BaAslsS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
PHILADELPHIA NAvY-YAgD.
Pu,LaDgLrnIA, Thprslay, Ap'1i

PuiLspgLriuA, Thprsiay, April ~ Io'I.
: There /. uo.o activity 4. ,be Nsyy.Yard The I'M
mediate fitting out of me soop Jane nee
bee, ordered. which will require fortnight her
de,tipatiop !. srcy1ea 70 be he Brsshan st.s'icp-
crew Of eighty neg has been tfa-s-e ffSa 10 '''
Water Witch, which is rcsdyfo sea.
All the officers at the yard nave been 0naena " "
ready for sciiye service within tea days ana repair
to tue irgrtes Minny.s on he ls', and We nissspf
On the 18th Of Mar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Edward p. Rogers, late pastsr OF ~
Plane-reet Presbyterian Church, Newark, N. j., rs-
Gently went to Africa with view 10 promoting tbs
objects of the African Civilization Society. He bsa
vsted some of the principal towns in Liberia, preach
ing aud lecturng TO the people as be went Al Cape
Psmss ho was overtaken by fever, and died. He
graduated at Princeton College and had an excelcos
reputation as student. lie had considerable poetic
genius and was the author Of several satcsl poems
OF great merit. He also an efficient miuster an1
s O. ath will be much amened by the people Of co'se
throughout the Free States He also leaves wife 10
mourn bis oss
-Chas. M. Cleveland. who has been connected with
the press of st. Lous for the past 20 year, died tho
4th inst of chronic Rheumatism at hrs residence in tbst
city. Mr.. Cleveland WINS the commercial reporter Of
the old 81. Louis Union. Later he was employed II
the sane capacity in the Offices Of The Epcaixg Ners
and The ST. Louis Democrat At the tina of bis death,
he was part proprietor of The 81 Losis Price Cs'ves
"A wanderer in Nicaragua while recently pasaias
through the village of Pueblo Nuevo discovered rsais
of Gen. Mirabeau b. Lamar, late American kinisaer
TO that country, in the form Of poetical esion do
Gated TO the belle of pasada-the "Daughtee g
Mendoza"
Your music BY the foautatls;
And leod I, ms your osdesccs
U. river Of the mounfsi1s, .f
n Si.m %sS : :I.s ny Z s ~. S. .s
Gem for prince's eosoost
How brilliant is the morning star,
The eSeoIng stsr-how tesdrri
1he light Of both Ia Ia Der eyes-
Their scftne's sud their splendos.
BIZ. for the lssh that shades their light
They we're too dazzling for the sisst
The daughter of Mondoza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
FROM NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, Thursday, April IL, 1861.
The steamer Georgiana, from Baltimore, has arrived
here safe.
The Virginia Commissioners have arrived here, ana
will arrive in Washington at ii a. m. tomorrow.
Lieut.. Talbot, ard X. A. Chew, the Federal Coz
uissiouor 70 Charleston, have also arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
THE CHARLEsrowN MAYNARD.

The working force at the Chsestown Navy-Ysrd
has been increased to 1900 men. Rapid progress ia
made in fitting the Minnesota, Mississippi, Colorado,
and sloopowar vncennes for sea. The latter is des-
tined for the coast of Africa to relieve the Portsmouth
The Niagara is shortly expected to arrive at this station
The enlistment Of sesmen IL actively progressing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
From MONTGOMERY.

MONTGOMERY, Thursday, April IL, 1861.
The War Department are overwhelmed with apph-
cations from regiments, battaons and companies to be
taken into service.
Over : ,0C0 men have been offered from tie Border
States exclusive of 1000 warriors from Indians who
desire TO cooperate with the Confederate States.
great number Of companies are daily reaching
Cbarlsspn Savannah and Pensacola.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
IMPORTANT FROM ARIZONA.

RI. LOUIS, Thursday, April II, 1901.
The New-Me1ican couespcndent Of the The RI
g5sca states thai the citiz-s Of AIzoaa il Conven
ton &c MosiIla the l6ta ul; voted themselves
Of the Union ard Gen. G. J. Jones formerly Of Mis-
souti, announced himself as candidate TO represent
Arizona 2, The Congress Of the eoniederate S..tes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THg FrRE-DEPARrsESr BAssER.-The splendid
banner recently presented by the Common Council -
the Fire Department Of the Western District is PLACED
in conspicuous position in the Firemens Trust Issnr-
ance Company's Office, No. 9 Court street, where q
daily attracts large numbers Of visitors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

FoRr KE,REEr, Thursday, April II, 1861,
Orders We're telegrsphed here yesterday for Comps-
nies and f the Cd iofantry TO march without delay
TO Fort Leaverworth. When these troops leave here,
we will only have company Of dragons for its
garrison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

FgErcHr FOR SAvAssan.-Ths stesmnip Hsst-'
eomsry which ssed yesterday sarnocn O'Clock s yeas-
nah took out fr freight oonsisns Of 20 bsls Ay Sel
hsar goo tess natl. ~ b6la besf cad pet. - 80 sre o
iess 'ssaf heer 100 b6la ss cssfs 70 - ~ ~ = w.
Esaes, end ~ skya 1y esstA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

MLITARv.-Tbe military are drilling almost nighfiy
at the Arsenal in Portland avenue, for the purpose d
rerfectiDg themselves, 60 that, in their services
should be required they may be ready for duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

Perry swrSnIIsG.--A respectable looking Ole man,
with sod speetaces has, during the few dsys vsrd
number Of ,oros ani other PLACES buae and 10
borrowing ton csrts a. eseh tes promising 70 return IN shor
repay IT, he succse1ed In almost svey instance -
nessY called sacaad TINE tao sanae store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

The CouRT OF SrssIoss.-Tbe Court OF Sessions
finally adjourned for the term yesterday hsins disposed Of az
the jail case: hs could De tried The paes imprisoosa
chasss Of bo~icde w BE- tried In the Court 81 0yes ssA
Tsraner but ths Judges busy vita the Civil Calendar
that doubtless vsene- they bo tried before ths Nag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

Krscs CouyrY CrRcurr CorRr CsLxsDAs-Friday.
April a-No. y l3s 1874. ia lss ~ ~ LA i4e is ia
~ a. . CRY ccssrNo. S. 81. "a. s. So So ST.
81 d. az. SS &C. o. %. 81. ~. u. =. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

FouNpLIsGs.-A male infant, about four weeks old,
was len a. tie house M Stanton sf Whirstos
ard Concord Streets few nights since Mrs stanton having
chdrra the little stranger - adopted ~ member Of ths
family.
ole Broheu Schcc In Baltic Wednesdsy night By
s mother Bridge. Cannon Ia chsrre Of the Pooe
and ..kan 90 Tld Peciect Stsor House. where thu
mother cs'e1 time after snd dersEded Il She give
for creng IT, ihss she thought Chr!4n bro,h~s
would properly taken but o~.oos
Of having Il Bridget brought BE-
toir Jesce COEawel and committed on the charge u saa
donmsnt
Another infant picked In tho hallway Of No. 81 Potoo
trudcrtl ci The Poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
RtsrossIpILlrr OF snoorIsa-GaLLEs PnorRrs.

REsPoEsIDILlrY OF SHOoTTsG-GALLERY PRoPRfs-
for damages brought BY Flo'a Dakls
Henry Lubs ;Gied tho Brookyn City Court y-rdsy.
Tho 5cenaent house Of enter deEt East York.
saa tire grounds is shooting gallery The pautia lts
yesrs cd APPEARED crossing adjoining lot, In
company with bis the of July
hs c0rGs cn tue direction OF The shooting sey struck his
be e Causing serious Injuries The defense siterptd
show ths: seone bot testimony CIV 10
the es hs If tic ball ua.ei the txgei would dis
90 fret beyond, stt!ke gsL IL thas
outside the wall there Danger The Court held thst tb~
jury should question n,o ecndsrson wheh
grandmother sGi child swuly there ard charged thak
heyoEd h- scus! psins lad iisht
yer Dict Of ese ~ II favor OF plaintiff was rendered
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the ACTION OF THE GOVERNMENT.
NO COLLISION YET.

The Evacuation of Fort Sumter Demanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

ALMOST ACArLsTROPHE.-Be,ween1 and . o'clock
yesterday morning discovered in The cerr Of b. r.
hardware OF Franklin street md
GIe1ppoin. Geea point IL caused sy the
combusion Of saturated with oil D6
,urpor1s. In the cellar and only feet from the iscpoe
Ere slowed severe, hundred pounds " yuuPo~der ead
several barrels Of oil and tsgpor:ne. But for tbs ~, dis
cover, the blding have been blown 10 e~ nila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
RuRSEp TO Darn IN LINE KILs-Yes,e1ia,

BURNED TO DEArH IL A LINE kILs.-fes.er'iay
morning ths body Of unknown dicoye'ed IL the
lime Of Wa. Il. Beers the 81 North Seventh ard
eh .57eets T. D. Yesterday steboa Coooer Murphy held
qUost the body bur ubsbo Sc aerrs
oeion and verdict OF accidental deasn from ourus
Dc 3D. supposed that the dseeGsod about Is ye1s d
ard that he the Kiln for shelter while nto
falling into the hre unable ~ sz,Tfcse himself IL
many the fssh completely burned o. and the body
presented po.t shocking spectacle.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

NJ OTICE-A meeting Of the Stockholders Of
~ the Fire Insurance Company Of Alexandria,
will be held at the Office of the Company, on Mon
day. the 4th day of November next, for the pur
pose of holding election for twelve Directors,
to serve the ensuing year. Hours from 10, A. ~
to IL, M. BY order: T. NJ. MCCORMICK,
oct 19--td SECRETARY pro te NJ.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

Richmond papers to the 2lst, and Memphis
and Charleston to the 22nd, have been re-
ceived in New York. According to the ex-
tracts from these papers, as given in the
New York Journals. the main body of the
Confederate forces on the Potomac have fall
len back to Centreville for stragetic purpo-
ses; an Armstrong steel gun brought over in
the Bermuda has passed through Richmond;
large amount of real property in Abe
marie, belonging to the sons and daughter
of Mr.. VIM. G. Rives, is brought under the
sequestraton act-but, it is thought the
property will be saved to the owners; there
is run on the Confederate Post Office De-
partment for stamps just issued; Messrs
Breckenridge, Humphrey Marshall, and
VIM. B. Preston had arrived in Richmond,
and had an enthusiastic reception; five hun
dred and twenty prisoners taken at Edwards
Ferry have been brought to Sudley Church;
Col. Alder, Polish officer, recently attached
to the Wise legion in the Western part Of
Virginia, has been arrested in Richmond on
charge of being spy-and attempted to
commit suicide-but he is now recovering;
at the Southern Commercial Convention at
Macon, the 'direct trade resolutions" were
warmly opposed by Duff Green, and finally
laid on the table; quantities Of timber and a
great number Of sashes have teen conveyed
during the past week over the Central road
to Manassas, tor the purpose, probably, of
winter quarters for Confederate troops in
that immediate vicinity; bales of blankets
brought by the Bermuda. from England,
were also dispatched to the same destinations;
among recans captures by Confederate priva-
teers is the brig Grenada, Captain Pettingill
Of Portland, Maine, with cargo Of sugar
moiasses, mahogany and honey.
The above are the principal matters Of in
terest mentioned in the Southern papers re-
ferred to-
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

THE Coal WHARvEs.--The coal depot, at
the outlet lock Ut the Alexandria canal, is
now the busiest place in this vicinity Here.
although trade bas l4rgely fallen of, There IS
still an appearance of business. A nDmoer
of boats are arriving. and the few laoor.rs
yet retained in rhe employ of the companies
are quite busy IN adding 10 the large mass
of BLACK diamonds" which has already ac-
cumulated on the wharves There lisa ste ady
city demand for the article, but no other out
let. Five vessels lie alongside the wharves
with car2oes aboard. having returned from
below, and not desiriog To run the bate
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WELRY, &c.
w. w. ADAM,
BD0KS, MUSIC, &C.
JAMES hNTWISLE Il SON.

y AMI Eo EMIWibLE Il e0N,
R0OkSELLERS AND STATiONERS,
No. 80, KING STREET,
uAVH en- HAND AID otter for sale at low
4 Il prices for ca,h, Fosswood and Mahogany
Writing Desks Leather Writing Gases
por tfoos, of AL sizes and prices
Pocket Knives, Pocket Ink Stands
Pocket Combs, do lie king Glasses
Pocket rsnhodeys, DO. Memo andum Books
Black. Blue, Red aud Carrnne Ink
Steel Pens, G"id Pens with ana without eases
Pen Wpers, Lead Pencils Sealing Wax
Waters tIu9iiage, Red Tare. Rulers
lndia Ink. Iada Rubber, Rubber Bands
Letter Clips. Payer Weights
Paper Cutters and Folders Porte MonaIes
Bu,kskin and Leather Purses
Backgammon Boards, Chess and Chess Boards
Dolninoes, Dice, Dies Caps
Checker Men, & G., &c.
, 4 SO. larae stock nf u ENVELOPES, LETTER,
FooLsGAP, BATH POST, aud COMMERCIAL
NOTE PAPERS. ott l'-3w
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ALEX ANDRI A. VA.

MILITARY CouRT-The Military Court
House this morning-Judge Freese presid-
ing
Judge Freese read the opinion of the Court
in the case of Bowen, Home & Co. and M.
l.. Hallowell against Wilmer Co.
The Court says that, in its opinion, it has
Jurisdiction in the case. The appointment of
military governor, was an implied suspen.
sion Of all courts, and Of State and municipal
laws, and tacit establishment of martial
law. 1t was the duty of the Court to exer-
else it's power to secure the debts of loyal
citizens. In this case, the removal of a por-
ton of the goods into the country, afording,
as it did. evidence of confidence of the de-
feat Of the Federal Government. was an evil
dence Of disloyalty, which, whether amour
ting to treason Or not, the Court and Govern.
ment could decide in the future.
The Court accordingly directed the ap
pointment ola commission to assess the value
of the goods, with view Of providing for
the payment of the debts sued for, in case
the appeal, which the defendants have taken
to the President of the United States, shall
be dismissed.
To enable toe appeal to be decided, further
proceedings in the case were stayed until
Friday next.
The other business Of the c., urt was of
little general interest.
SH, cKING AccIDENT-CHILD BURNT TO
DEATH ~ esterday a horrible accident &C.
Cured az house 90 the upper portion Of
Prince street. resulting in the death OF a
child John Downey resides in frame house,
on Prince street, near Alfred, adjoining the
reside ce cf R. johnson, Esq Yesterday
afternoon, his wife left the room for few mo.
ments, leaving little boy there about two
years of age La the absence of the mother,
the child opened the stove door, aud, it is
supposed, began TO play with the lire. The
flames sOou communicated to the clothing of
the child, who ran to the street door, scream
ING, and enyeloped in flames. Two soldiers
passing at the time, quickly rescued the lit
tie unfortunate, and ext!ngushed the ire
1t had been burned horribly, aud evidently
suffered great torture. A physician was
quickly called in, and alleviated, as lar as
medical skin could, the pangs OF rbe litte
sufferer The case however, vas beyond
skill, aud the child died during lasy night
The lesson in this case will, we aus', not be
lost upon families. Fhere has se'd m been
a winter in w!,ich we have not had to record
similar cases. We trust this may be the lass
in Alexandria.
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Alexandria, October %, ls61-3ts

TIVE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of
L Messrs Schoolherr Bro, their entire stock
of goods. earnestly solicit a continuance of the
patronage so literally bestowed upon them, having
determined to do all in power to merit the
same. NJ TREUMAN & co.
oc26 3t*s
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29

The LExANDRIA CANAL The Alex iu-
dria Canal and Chesapeake & Ohio Canal are
the only channels of COMMUNICATION with this
city which are open throughout their enti e
extent. Taa Orange md Alexnn lria Rail
roal can be used only to Springfield - he
Manassas Gap Railroad mas ceased to be a
tributary 10 u.s. except in nanle--the Alex
andria, Lpudoun and Hampshire r .ilroad
reaches only - Vienna-the Accotink road
Is blocked up wrhiu few mles--the Md
die Turnpike can be travelled bat short dis
tance--the Little River Turnpike term yates
for ordinary travel at CARCASS, and even the
broad Potomac opens, now, no communicative
with the sea. Quite considerable amount
of trade now comes via the canal routes. =
Coal, little wood and umber are now al ri
wing, ard we hear that, during The blockade
OF the Potomac. a considerable amount Of
hay and other pr vender will be received BY
the Federal forces vim that route
Dress PARADE The Cameron Light Guard
regiment, now doing guard duty in Alexau
dra, were on dress parade this morning, with
a fine band If music.
-
There is trouble in the Creek nation Of
Indians. A number of the patton refuse To-
attach themselves to the cause of the Con-
tederate States. Fighting amongst them ia
expected-aad, it IS said, several other In
dian nations will join IN the melee against
the Greeks, who are avarse TO siding against
the General Government.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-29
MISC ELAN ECU s.

FTNHIS is to give notice that we have this day sold
l. out our STOCK OF GOODS and entire hus
ness in Alexandria to NJ. Treuman Co. Thank
full to our friends and customers for past favors,
we will be pleased to hear that the same has been
bestowed upon our successors, who will endeavor
to do the best with the hest of facilities to please
our numerous friends and customers.
SCHOOTHERR & BRO.
Alexandria, October %, 1S61-3t#
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.
LEADBEATER 4 CO., DRUGGISTS.

STABLERS ULD STAND, ESTABLISHED I7g2,
Nos. and Z, South Fdiyor Street.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
LAVE in store full stock of Drugs Chemicals,
IL Paints, Oils. Acids, Genuine Patent Med-
cnes, Dye Stufs, Surgical Instruments Pertu-
merry, Soaps, Sponges, Congress Water. Medicine
Chests, Spices, Coal Oil Lamps and Chimneys,
Pocket Medicine Gases, and all other goods usual
ly found in we'll conducted Drug establishment.
10 mo 29-eO1m
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DRUG STORE.

HENRY COOK 4 co., SO King st., Alexandria,
IL EEP a constant supply of Drugs, Chemicals,
IA Patent Medicines, Spices, Perfnmery. Fan
-cy Articles. Coal Oil, Ethereal Oil, Lamp OIL Lard
Oil, Alcohol Dye Stuffs, Paints and Paint Oil of
all kinds. Window Glass and Putty, Coal Oil
Lamps. Stove Polish, Paint Brushes and every
article usually found in we'll regulated Drug
Store. oct lit