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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12
AUCTION SALES.

BY I. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
I WILL sell, ON THURS DAY, the lAth inst,
L ut IL o'clock, n, in front Of the Mayors Of
flee, the LOT OF GROUND, with two story
,ss7s BRICK BUILDING thereon, situated on the
EEL west side of Union street, commencing 81
feet south OF Duke street, and running thence
soulh 3l feet to II feet alley, and running back
26 feet 7 inches.
TERMS One third cash, the balance in two
equal payments, at and 6 months, satisfactorily
secured.
mh r--nots R0RERT JACKSON
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HATS AND GAPS!
y Ohm ARNOLD has just received from New
York = sample stock Of
THE FALL STYLES,
Embracing every variety Of FRENCH FELT,
8ULEShiN, and CANSiHERE HATS. Also,
complete assortment Of
CUiLDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS.
Being in receipt OF our NEW FASHIONS, We
are prepared to fill all orders for SILK HATS.
1 call IS solicited 10 examine the NEW STYLES.
z.t,- Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap Store.
uuu 2Q-tf
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I. LOUIS KINZER, J
LAW. B. TAYLOR, Comm'rs
n +, SN00T
NH 5-2awtE

NH 5-2awts
N0MMISSIONERS'S SALE OF A VALUA-
" BILE FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
BY virtue of decree Of The Circuit Court OF
Alexandria county, rendered in the suit of Louisa
Hunter VS.. Tochman and Willians, the under
signed Commissioners, WILL on SATURDAY,
THE 6Ta DAY OF APRIL, 1861, in front OF the
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, sell at
public auction, that valuable farm known as
"SUMMEk HILL on the Alexandria and
Washington Turnpike, and about midway between
the two cities. The farm contains about $50
ACRES Of which about third is in wood.
1t is we'll improved, and commands the benefit Of
the three markets of Washington, Georgetown,
and Alexandria.
TERMS One tenth the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in three equal instam ents
at 6. IL, and IS months, 20 be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser, and retention of the
title till the bonds are paid
GEoHSi'7HHh cEoFds u. BnHf7, EEHIH' co"~'rs.
feb 2S-2awtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

MEXICAN ALMANAC and Useful Reposi-
n tor, for 1861, containing its usual amount Of
information. and an abstract Of the last Census,
price 81 For sale by
min ) ROBERT BELL.
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LANES RECTOR SSUoT. JOHN PERRY.
CMO0T il PERRY, dealers in l. NJ i L K,
y NAILS, LINE, CEMENT. and CALCINED
PLASTER, No. 70, SOurH USioS STREET, ALIEN.
AHpEI, VA ap 27-ly
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.r~-~ THE STEAMER GEO. PAGE,
.-S- SsI.=--S caves Alexandria at II, S. 10, II,
=. ! ana - o'clock.
Leaves Washington at IL, =, II, I, :. and G3
o'clock.
feb - ). GEDNEG, Captain.
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HALLCTYPEs! HALLoTYPEs.,

THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ARTi
fI'HE undersigned having bought the patent
Il right for this city, offers these PICTURES
to the public, and calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES
more TRUTHFUL, as DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
Oil Paintings, to try L
II A l. i D TYPE!!
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PERsoNAL.-Col Samuel Cooper, late Ad
,jutant General Of the United States Army
left this city yesterday for Montgomery
Alabama.
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NuECk B00kS.-I have now Il lot of splen-
~ did new CHECK BOOKS. gotten up express
Iy to ny order, and in the most approved modern
style. on the Bank Of the Old Dominion, and the
Farmers and Exchange Banks at Alexandria.
These checks can be sold as low as they can be
mad any where. They are warranted to draw all
the money you have in Bank and sometimes L
little over. if the credit stands pretty fair. |
speak from experience, and | ain anxious that you
and every other man should make the tria! by
purchasing one Of me for your own use.
feb 19 JOHN II. PARROTT.
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NEW ARRANG CEMENT.
Tho fayUrite steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James
Hlrper has recently been put in complete order,
having had aided to her former accommodations
q spacious saloon ani fourteen comfortable state
roo:2s wiA entire new hclling aal other furni-
tura, and will until the 22i September next, leave
Baltimore EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
a. six instead of fonr oclock--huS aiio:dius pas
sonserS and shippers two hours more i'll Baltimore,
and arriving at Point lookout aud kinsale at
more convcnisnt hours in the morning. Rcturn-
ing the Columbia will leave Rilcy'S wharf, Wash
ia,ton, EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at
six, and Alexandria seven o'clock, calling 1T
al! the usual stopping places, going and returning,
to land and receive passengers and freight.
Since the COLUMBIA has been enlarged, It
rarely happens that she caunot take considerable
additions - her usual freight. shippers there
fore having large lots Of gaauo, pig iron, and 9TH
rsi sht, can have them carried by special agree
meat, on terms mutually advantageous, on sppi'-
cation to tho following agents.
CuAS. WORTHINGT0N. Baltimore.
WHEAT 4 BROTHER, Alexandria.
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r. A. REED & CO.,
=! FDwsND CHASE, NJ. D.

HUTTON & EIDGELY,
DEALERS in
w TEAS,
TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS,
NH Al kING-STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

DAVY & HARMON,
NR0CEES-DEALERS IN CORN NEAL,
VI CORN OATS BALE HI J, and all kinds
Of .FfLL-FEED corner Of Prince and Royal Sts.,
Alexandria. Va. ap l9--dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

TR0UND PLASTER.-Wc offer for sale best
VI WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine If
Mill, AT 81 per ton of 22iO lbs, delivered
to cars or to vessels. The price will not be adyan-
ced. and the farmer can rely upon getting the best
article, fresh ground, whenever they may order.
ie 2S MEADE i MARYE
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ROBERT JACKSON.


BY 7. NJ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS oALE.-In execution Of Il
~ decree ofthe Circuit Court Of ufA!eXandria coun-
ty rendered at May tcrm, 1860, will offer for sale,
at public auction, on THURSDAY, the l4th day
Of March next, at y o'clock, NJ, in front of the
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, that valu.
able LOT OF GROUND, With the appurtenanceS,
situated the southeast corner of Wolfe and Union
Streets adjoining the premises lately occupied as
Il Foundry, by Smith i Perkins, fronting on
Wolfe street so feet, and on Union street so feet.
TERMS or SALE.-One tenth Of the purchase
money to be paid in hand liable to be forfeited,
and the property re- sold, at the purchasers risk,
on failure to comply with the terms Of sale; the
balance. payable in three equal nstalmcnts, at q,
l2 and IS months from the day Of sale the defer
red payments to bear interest, and to be secured
BY the negotiable notes of the purchaser, with an
approved cndorSer, and retention Of the title until
all said payments are made.
w. ARTHUR TAYLOR,
~
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% tDs. Seine Twino, for
WHEAT s BRO.
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pAISIES!--
IL 100 boxes prime New Layers
100 " Bunch
80 half 1"
81 quarters prime New Bunch, now in store,
and to which we invite the attention ot the trade
before ordering elsewhere.
F. A. REED i CO..
nov II No s, South Wharyes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

Rev. GEO. A. CARTER.-The Methodist
Church, South, was filled last Sunday night,
to hear the eloquent sermon preached by
the Rev. g. A. Carter, now of Texas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

INVITE CITIZENS AND STRANGERS i.
/ call ut my MANuFAcroEY, No i4l KING STREET.
BETWEEN WASTiNGToE I'D ST. :;SArH STREETS.
and examine my large ana handsome assortment
Of SADDLERI GOODS, aS | DO not intend to be
surpassed in ny line of business BY any other city.
lave on hand anl am daily manufacturing. as
inc and superior assortment &c found in
any Of TIE Northern cities. My stock comprises
is great 4 variety as can be found in any other
house, consisting Of HARNES o. AL kinds, from
the ine quilt work down TO the dr"y, cant and
plough Harness; TRUNKS Of every kind, fine
Sole Leather, Steel Spring Iron Frame Ladies
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and all other kinds;
down to the common Packing Trunks Saddles,
Brides, Martngills, WHIPS. &c, rs lilc as the
finest: Buffalo and Fancy Robes. Driving Gloves.
Horse Covers. Carpet Bags, yaliceS, &C., &C., Of
All kinds. Call aud see for yourselves.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended, I solicit continuance Of the same,
md pledge myself 70 spare no pains to give salts
faction. All goods warranted to be rs represented.
o"t 3l-tf WM. 7. PADGETT
DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
Nk. CUASTON. member O; the Royal College
- Of Surgeons Of England, member Of the
Royal Society, and late Medical superintendent
of the West Grenada Gold Mines, Central Amcri-
ca. still continues to apply his newly discovered
and extraordinary method of treatment by which
he was himself cured. after eleven years OF intense
suffering. Particulars for self cure sent to any
address for postage. Consultations daily from
II till / O'Clock, free. Address 5l2, l2th street,
Washington, D. c., where hundreds Of letters
from persons cared, by his diplom" and te$iimo-
nialS ,nay he seen. Washington. oct lily ~.
YBTO THE PUBLIC.-rr. 2. 4. COBB has
| made Milbn1n i Bro, Druggists Of the city
| u Alexandria, his sole Agents tOr the town and
county of Alexandria, to sci! his superior on,
r1NAEFR OH, This OH il
warranted to remove all kinds OF pains. such as
Rheumatism, Ncuralgia, Sick Headache, Strains,
Sprains, Bruises, &c: also, recommended very
! highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted to re-
move all the above pains in from ) to 10 minutes
DR.. 2. A. COBB, Lynchburg, Va.
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feb 7--eOts

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF AL
ENANDKIA.-By virtue of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Alexandria county, rendered in the
suit of Sarah Offutts executors, vs.. Lester Lloyd
and others, the undersigned Commissioners, will,
ut 2 o'clock, NJ, ON SATURDAY, the 9th day
Of April, 1861, in front of the Mayors Office, in
the city Of Alexandria, sell at public auction, that
"a. valuable HOUSE and LOT, on the south
-L!!ssA side Of King street, one door east OF Fa-
yettc street.
TERMS :-0nc-tcnth of the purchase money in
cash, the balance in three equal insaments, at s,
II, and Is months, from the day Of sale-the de-
ferred payments, to bear interest, and to be
ed by the negotiable notes Of the purchaser with
an approved cnlorser, and the title to be retained
until the deferred payments are made. The cash
payment to be forfeited, and the property rcsold
at the risk Of the purchaser, failure to comply
with tho terms Of salo.
I. LOUIS KINZER, J
LAW 4. TAYLOR ! Com III re,
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BArTlsM.-Five persons were baptised at
the Washington street Baptist Church, en-
Sunday night.
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GENE TWINE.-l,0 o
~ sale by Ldec 81
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Ez45% We are indebted to the agent of the
Adams's Express Company in this city, for
New Orleans and Memphis papers, two days
from the latter and three from The former.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-12

FLIGHTS OF WILD FowI.-Immense focks
Of geese and ducks were seen yesterday
evening Aging down the river. This sight
is considered by the weather wise, as indi-
catlve Of an approaching cold spell.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10
SOUTHERN NEWS.

~ M. L. Hunter, Jr., son of Secretary
Hunter died at his fathers residence. in Els
sex CO., Va, on the 18th ult.
Dr. Grlswold, of the Thirty-eighth New
YORK Regiment, one of the prisoners sent
TO charleston from Richmond, died in that
city on the 3Oth ult.
Inc rumored appointment of Col. Heath
10 superoeae General Price, in the depart
ment OF Missouri, has created great dis.
and especially among the Mis-
Twelve hundred Greek warriors have ra-
oeiied' ana called for assistance from the
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

"A party of Confederates on their wav to
le1as' overland, were captured on the North.
ern border of the State by Union troops. I,
Is supposed that one hundred an fifty others
Intending to leave California BY the same
route, will be taken. Showlter. the duellist
commands them.
The effort to abolish the distinction h..
tween regulars and volunteers in the ur;,n
army, by merging the whole volunteer force
into the regular army, will meet determined
opposition, and will not probably succeed.
La Mountain is making experiments in
military eronautics, near Alexandria Sem.
mary, which promise to eclipse the feats of
MS rival, Lowe. The latter, as is known.
Keeps his balloon moored to terra frma bv a
cord. Professor La fountain has an i'm.
proved theory.
One OF the leading men in the House saws
resolution will be introduced reouest;no
The President to order an advance.
One OF the finest pearls in the world has
recently been found in the bay of Panama. |
It is OF perfect pear shape and Of the finest
water.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

o' '"o Oocfetary OF Che Ireasur
mas sent in his report The New York Tr;
Dune says that Chase takes ground in favo
OF confiscating as means of revenue. an,
recommends an additional war tax on tea
sugar. coffee, distilled liquors, stills, tobacco
&c. "A tax upon bank notes, evidences Of
oeot and conveyances, is urged upon Cen.
gress. The Secretary estimates that the pub
iio debt will amount in 1868, to eight hun.
dred millions of dollars.
lie negotiated with the associated hanks
90 tne eastward two loans of fifty millions
each, on the condition that they were to be
reimbursed, as far as practicable, from the
amounts to be subscribed by individuals to
the national loan, based on an isspe for .hroo
years OF Treasury notes bearing an interest
tor that period of 100 per cent, which bonds
were subsequently to be merged into stock
OF the United States. A third loan was ne.
gotiated for fifty millions with the same mar.
ties IN November last, by agreeing to issue
to them fifty millions of dollars in s;x ner
cent. bonds at rate equivalent to par for the
bonds bearing seven per cent interest. The
amount of demand notes put into circulation
up to the Both of November last is stated tn
De rather over twenty-one millions of dol.
lars. The aggregate realized from loans in
various forms is said to be one hundred and
millions two hundred and fiftv.
wo thousand five hundred and lightweight
dollars.
The receipts from customs for the past fis.
'al year have disappointed expectations. He
the receipts at ffty-seven millions
i doiia s-the returns show but thirtv.tvoj
n'lllons-but including the direct tax of
"enty millions, and minor sources of reve-
ue' the aggregate revenue, it is supposed. I
I'LL amount to some ffty-four and half
''illons OF dollars. In view Of the increas. :
" demands upon the Treasury, he urges
and reform in every depart
ent OF the government. I
ne suggests the propriety of depriving tho :
'nkS OF the country of the authority to cir
late notes of their own issue, and to sub 4
''u'e IN their stead notes issued by the gov. 1
nment. Two plans for accomplishing this :
suggested. LIST. By gradual withdraw. I
from circulation of the notes of corpora.
ms, and Of the issue in their stead of Uni -
otates notes payable in coin on demand. i
A National Banking Institution which
an distribute the notes of the bank to 10. :
1ankng institutions, to besecured by the \
'oge OF United States bonds. He favors al
adoption of the second plan.
An increase of the direct tax to twenty :
lions for the loyal States is regarded as =
'oiutely necessary, as is also dut;es m
u.s. distilled liquors, tobacco, bank notes
riages' legacies, paper evidences of debt II
instruments for conveyance of property n
other like subjects of taxation. The tbss
posed income tax, it is suggested, shall J
lbandoned line
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS. Go.

DRUG STORE.
11T EEp COOK CO., SO King st., Alexandria.
IA Patent Medicines, Spices. Psrfr "nemicals'
C G!, Articles, Coal Oil, Ethereal OIL Lamp 0ii Lard
vn' Alcohol Dye Stufs, Paints and Paint IN l; ~
al Kinds, Window Glass and Putty. Coal ~ nj IL
Lamps, Stove Polish, Paint Brushes and nd" eve w
s stosa usually found in we'll regulated Bruy
oct lift
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reoerai government. They are watched by
one regiment of Texans and one of the Cher.
okee regiments.
Ihere has been introduced in secret ses
sion OF Congress bill to put down the slave
trade and prohibit the importation of ne.
groes from Africa.
A "secret organization" the nature of
which is not stated, has been detected. in
two counties in Arkansas.
Col. Singletary, who has lately been court.
martlaled, has been suspended from COM
mand tor two months and repremand. He
has resigned. He was tried for insubordi-
nation.
AT brigade review, on Saturday. of a mass
brigade on Halls Hill the band struck IN
"Oid John Brown" and the whole brigade
joined IN the chorus, making the echo ring
out for miles around.
During the coming few weeks the navv
will require large number of vessels now
itting out
The Washington Star states that an ;nv...
tIgation into the Commissary Departmen.
n Washington, has developed regular
conspiracy among certain military men.
eamsters, purchasers, &c., for the purpose
II stealing from and defrauding the govern
nent. WOOD, oats, &c., to a large amount
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-10

N Ew BOCkWHEAT, put up expressly fer
~ family use, for sale by ''''' LOT
Ivy 20 JOHN T. COOKE
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GROCERIES.

RoIIEK.-Fresh ROLL BUTTER. ;u.t -.
- ceived, and for sale by JUST re-
wv JOHN T. COOKE
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OIL! OIL DILL!
AID OIL, Machine Oil, Linseed, both raw and
Train ' onS Ethereal OIL pure Neatsfoot Coal OIL
n ano tanners Oil, received and for sale nv
nov9 HENRY COOK 4 CO.. Ssrsn 1s.' ny ~
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MEET ClDER.-A good article Of the .hov.
~ just received, and for sale by "'''''
NM ., JOHN T.. COOKE
", ~ Old Post Office Cornar
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-08-28

! DANBuRY, Cow, Aug a94.AAt the
raising Of q peace flag ati'New Fairfax
to-day, about four hundred were present,
and an attempt torun up the Stars and
Stripes was successfully resisted, andre
suited; in a fight. Two peace men were
seriously injured, one tits thoughtfataliy.
lShovels, ,Ipickaxes, clubs and stones were
freely used, but no 6re.armsa but about
seventy IUaionists were present. i The
peace flag ais5 fying.d Great excitement
prevails. sai8Iis9b ,RoiisT saC q -
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go RoLLA, Mo-, August 2S.--Accounts
from Springfield are to the effect that
from 5000 toiolO, 900 of Nc Culloch' s
army have left for the North!.i A small
force has reached Lebanon on the RoHa
road, andsare' engaged in making repris-
ais and committing 'depredations on Onion
men: b IS eftcsoK sie3 ;.bs3 ,eb SAITH
00d of the exiles from Spring
field lhavesijoinsd Cohd Boyd's e. regiment.
Thousands fofs Union mem have been
obliged to abandon their homes in the
Southwest andssleave; their property at
the mercy of the srebels. There is much
distress among these people, large num-
bers of them having neither money nor
provisions. .fesaoo .gshi1I ,HougoI !
d' The tra;n Of the FederalSar which
was brought from Springfield by Major
sSturgis, is said to be worth million and
half dollars. io9G Q00 8 bessa4aai
passage Of the rebel army North
will enable our forces, when they move
back to Springfield, to cntf off its,com.
munication sand retreat with Arkansas,
and completely inclose it, inithe Western
counties of the State.s1iogxs haa sEof
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.RoLLA,aM Mo-, -.Aug--24~--Lisutx-Gel.
Albert of the Sd Missouri Regiment and
8 or TO other officers, who have been
prisoners in. theS bands of the rebels. at
Springfield arrived here this morning,
they were released on parole subject, how
ever, to such arrangement as smay have
been entered into between the Conferates
aud the United States. -'@--
A great many contradictory reports as
to the present and future movements of the
Erehelssarei in, circulation but the real put
pose e'of the enemy y'caus only bee eonjectured.
They seem now to be more anxious to OBJ
tain subsistence-tban to make offensive
movements for that purpose,
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BosToN. August 23.-The bark Gar
ina, Captain Sellmet, late Captain, Dryer,
from Cronstrall June Gath, has. arrived,
The crew makes the following statement
in regard to the tragedy that occurred on
board, Of, which mention was made yester-
day: On; July 3oth, at three O'Clock A.
N. the Mate named Crotter killed Cap,
tain Dryer, with 9. hatchet, while, the lat>
ter was asleep in his berth. Crotter then
proceeded on deck and killed the second
Mate and Mr.. Harnett of Boston, with
the same instrument, and threw them both
overheard. The next day Crotter shot
the carpenter, from the end of the jib
boom, aud he fell into the sea. The next
shot laid seaman dead on the deck and
also wounded Alexander Fratopsy, pas
|senger, in the shoulder. He then rugged
out boat with mast, sail, provisions
|etc.. and attempted to fire the bark, in
tending to leave in his boat, but he was
set upon by the crew and killed. Nc
cause can be assigned for these horrible
acts of Crotter. The crew say he was
not crazy.91i0 'slsBo7u ae3so3 saF
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q "a a FAVOR F5.,.5 !; TO ne DE a kEp OF z9uAAyE
"A a Zouaye, his hair cropped close to
his skin. had Just taken his seat and
thrown, off bis l,ls' hat ,sl showing skull sug-
e, g,esting .. white'wood scrGbbing brush,
With most Of the bristles worn of. Sup
pose e you wanted to bother that z oqave
completely,n said q, lad, to, her compan-
ion, "would. you, know how to do it?"
Nos, especially, answered her escort.
s.Wel1, III tell you, said the bright eyed
vixen, task, him for, a lock Of his hair
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Fort MONROE, Angus

:; ..a a..-4. Fort MONROE, August 2l.a
There is nothing of interest. proper TO
commupieate, from this point to-day
a, General, Wool held grand review and
Inspection this morning. M He took into
his hands every musketa belonging g,'a.1l to the
GAIT ggiaiE1soln-s ia .ooi i ,,ofN3 aAs stsiS
ioi ,saDs7 syoAsi NetN4 sai sef as ,Hd
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TeaH9nNs,sss aH9Ns,s ana oispaStch.

The famous '5 Yenaa, I'd, pffeii, Of ca sar.
has more Than once been quoted as a
model of breyity aud ,pith; And yet it's
riFalsSs sS if psE sgs; excslYYa i lYYaa by dispatch
forwaFde1 just after The last, great battle
Of; itIe season. 10 a worthy corner grocer
Of this city, by his son, serving 10 the
Federal army:. The dispatch referred to
has been handed in; for our Inspection.
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