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III The Oficers and soldiers In the Confede e
rate army receive the following pay per month:
The colonies gs: sl75; lieutenant colonels $40;
majors, $50; captains, 800; rst lieutenants 800;
second lieutenants, $50; sergeants, s14; privates
S11, with yearly allowances Of clothing and one
ration per day. Quartermasters get the same az
captains commssaries get the same.
u The New Orleans True Delta says-"The
Chief Of Police paid visit to den In one of the
uptown cotton presses, where q lot Of men had
been incarcerated by military runners agains.
their will. The Chief found nine men in
the camp Of the Race Guard, who had been
grabbed, and had them promptly released -
IUThe ex-Queen Of Naples amuses herself al
Rome by driving four-in- hand phaeton through
the avenues Of the Quirinal garden, striking atti
tudes therein. and having her portrait taken by
young orother,in-law, who is crazy on the sub
ject Of photographs.
III The rebel force IN Southwestern Missouri
is estimated at twenty thousand, poorly equipped
and indiferently provided for. At last accounts
they were laying In stock Of provisions by strip
ping the farms
eight hundred thousand pairs Of shoes, which
We're opened on Monday last, contained bids for
232,O pairs, at prices ranging from 81 81 to
o. 20.
IUOn Monday, while the wofkmen were en-.
gagged In digging the foundation for the new
works engine house, at Cincinnati, they found q
gushing saline spring at depth Of eight feei and
enc inch below low water marks. j
III he French creditors Of Spain, after long
regulations, we renounced the interest on her
debt to them Of one hundred million francs, and
consented 10 take the principal, payable In In.
stalments within four years. l-"} g
IT. The new Czar Of Russia 10 declared TO be
very prohiRate In his private life, though he
openly assumes to be as continentes Scipio
III The total shipments Of boots and shoes
from the city Of Boston, for the pas. week, bave
been A. SOS cases.
tCJ-Au armory Is to be established ut Memphis
for the manufac ture Of small arms.
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IENTISTRY.
TEETH,

Nj TEETH.
lyl. LOOMS, NJ. d.. tho inventor and patcntee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personall! at his Office in this city No.
Many personsnan wear those teeth who o<IllD
cannot wear OILERS, and no person can wear others
who cannot we,r these.
Persons calling at ny ofioe can be accommodated
with any style md price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those VIII. particular and wish the purest
cleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art can produce the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN thIt cIty-No. 33s Pa. avenue between
9Th and 10th sts Also, 907 Arch street, Phi sdel
Dhl8. oc ls-f
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EcLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment,
THEBEsY kINIBrHY IN rHr WoRlpl g


Sss saly ..fs and ssr,sa eurs Ter O.assn, fnss fu
fgslinks and Efsnehils Csitrs, Paralysis, Mes
ulg1s, Wssknsss Of ths Msselss Chrsnie hfsmnstsry
Ehssnstsn, stxnss. sf The Jsn, Csatrsetsd Mssess
kramtnu Earsshs fsshaehs, Brxisss nprsins Fresh
Css, Hssnds, pesn, Fsvss ssrss, Cskse nrsssi, s~s
HPPlss Barns sssas, Sore Threat any
pain, dfsrsnss hss ssysrs lsaf ths disease may
have sristsd, MckEAhT CEkE1RAYED kIKiMENY q
q ssrtAin remedy. --r. g. g. .--..--f. p. . :
Yksss.sds k.nsa ssinr, have been ssysd s Il dis
srpsds aud misery By tbs u fk nvslu.sls remedy
MeLELNS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
WI sshsys pain slrsst snd viii slsas,
parity and heal the fsssst In nsrsdsls
FOX HORSES AND OTHER lNIMlLS.
EeLhAEfCELhBRATED LIflmENf 70 DE eQly sAfs
.ad reliable fsms1y far the u SPAWN, Ringssus,
WiadEails splins, rnnatsfaI ksmps Modes evein
h nsyu failed - sIs Big Head, fslsvils Fst.lAs ot
syr.1. ssrstshss, Cr-shsd nss Ctsss. s.aes
% Csiaf daa Csts, ssrss, Wsznds. 70 infaliiss
,sassy Apyiy . dzsstsd ssd . ssss b sssai. h svsy
uii. l..s. via he ...y yssAls.. k,e.zs.s.
srI.sd {. ys. Ostsin a .sYyty q On MckkAHS cEk1-
uAArkD hiHtnEnr. ID vill sus ysl
.. n. McLEAh, nsls Psspsistsr,
Cstssf YsiHd and Pine stss ~ kss1s. La
cHAHkks MOTT, uI Pa sv. ssis agent N Wssaia n
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT, :
AT POINT LoOK-OuT, MARYLAND.

TINS oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated At the
lnction of the Potomac River with the a , A
,hssaPeake Bay, will be opened by the YcHAS Y
ndersisnea on tho 10th of June, in the Ie:dEl
cry best style, for al persons who may wish .
ale and quiet retreat, where they can have the
eneht of the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
systers, Crabs, go.
Every description of fishing tackle Will be kept
DR. the accommodation of guests.
a hne livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
81 other amusements usually found at suoh places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
ebles from the garden on the premises and from
De Baltimore and Washington markets.
The bex Liquors and Cigars will always be found
Bosrd, 81 pAr day; one week, S12; second week,
want, half-prie
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washington
Tuesday a. m. and Baltimore on Friday at p.
IN. The half pat o'olook p. m. traIn from wash
lngton Will oOnlect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point lookout daily q SO, tri-weekly
STAGE from Washington, by way Of LeoDardtOwn
NJ Add ess the ,Ioprletors, 81 Point Lookout,
Washington: ID C., or Alexandria, Va.
81 HEfLEBOWER Il CO Prop'rs.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, AFTER cn expeuenoe of ten
u years, established the above refuge fro.1
suaokeTy, self-lebeRed ed Indian or Germsn doctors,
eral
This is the only place where o sure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world for AZ improper
and evil habits, goLorrhs, gleet, semIIsi weak
ness, syphilis, primsry secondary, and tsrti.ry,
ORGANIC weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, prostrat1on, noryous ness rest
nights pal2ltaaon Of the heart ringing in the esrs
loss ot memory, oonfuslon, me snoholy, affections
OF the head, throat, nose, and skim and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretiOn of
youth, rendering them unht for either business,
study, society, or marriage.
Dr. :. has the greatest remedies In the known
world Tor diseases OF the blood. gonorrh9, leet,
structures, sy phlis, seminal weakness, self abuse,
&c. There Is no case In which they kll 70 cure In
Victims OF theso horrible comp Isints, who would
VISA 70 he valuable men and ornaments 20 soolety,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for resf.
DI. Snuman has made the most comp 'ets arrange
msnts fer the comfort Of he ratlents who cons
rom distance. They will be furnished with the
dlet, and made "a comfortable as they would be 81
o hrst csss hotel at less than haifthe cost
10 not forget the name and puIEber. DIR. sku-
mans ofnoe 10 on the corner Of Sixth street aod
Hennsylvanla avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposits
the National Hotel, washington. ID. G.
Persons at q dIstsnce should enclose stamp for
return postage. Oflos hours, Q A. NJ. % 10 n. NJ.
Various parties have been entIced from my in
sututlon BY certain GvIndlers on back streets IN
this city, who will IL till the day Of their death
word To the wise 10 su fioieut- kpS-ly
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD REN0vATKR

.Is precisely what It's name Indicates. for, .hlls
pleasant 20 the taste, is reyviyine exhIsrsnnr.
.nd e s s aed s r.vfSkss Tsnssss and
news the Blood In al It's original purity, and thus
10 StsSeEs GnSs ~ a.ssSss Il. Only prspsTsSH
ever offered 20 the world. so chemicalJ snd skill
and st the sa%s time 80 perfectly sdspted to - %
act in perfect scoordanoe with the laws OF nature,
tone us the dlSestvs organs, and thus .isy y nsT-
vous aud other irritation. 10 10 perfectly exhllara
Sas apS a. ,Hs Is 81 g GCe the most
thorough tonic effect, without produclnE any IN
SseD fslt to Be dssderstuH in the medies world,
for Il needs DO medical sk II 20 see that oeolhty
GseS Avs the systs% open 70 the ihiidIous sftscs
OF many Of the most fatal such, for example, the
HOSS{Pf fHpSst.s Fsinsn.s
Neurs giH, Pslpltation Of the h9aEt, Meiisncnoy,
Wei Is IS painful O6Ssruotsd, too pr9fqse, 2r tOo
scsnt Msnstruetion, and Falling OF the WOMB.
TssS assS; ~ .oaS SS'cce
sare 20 cure as the sun is 9 flse ana SET .hs
IT.sem HT ' is weSSsnsS We are % open 70 6IhOu. 81
lscks, the liver becomes torPIo, OF worse olseeseo
We are troubled with sosldinE ana InoOutinsnce o
qrIre, or involuntary discharge OF the sane. Psln
oeedinSIy liable to slight ooIos, coughs, sno Y IN
ohocEed. soon emacIstion follows, and the penert
SOs ow % snSmss.s the msnr Is 70 10
are liable m O veakene9 condloop q me Iesems
tor ron have perfect safe pl esssut and enectssl
remedy for loss Of APEstlte. bInousness. fsfs-
CompIsint. Chills and Fever. any Bilious attach
Costiyeness, Aoidity ofthe stomach, Negyoasness,
Neuralgia, Palpltstiop Of the Heart Dspressson
ofSpirts, Sores. Pimples on the Feee, or any ois-
ease arising from impure blood. luoh a. soroiuls,
Eryapeas, Bronchitis, Cough, dtnculty Of bTeeth-
ing, and all that ol1ss Of diseases O. ed tesnhe
weakness, and enumerated above. We ylll also
say the traveller expoeed % sPidemios, eha2se Of
climate and water, Will find 10 pleasant. sale hRd
sure remedy, and no one ehSuId ever travel WIZ
out, Resder. tTy IL, for ve ASSURE ,you Jou vi
find IN 10 friend indeed, a. well % trend N neco'
All persons Of sedentarY habits viii hno pes
feet preventive Of, a. vel a. cure tor tposs -.
ments which they are particularly eIpoeeo, nence
ministers, students, attorneys, literary eenIeme.'
and ladies Who are not accustomeo 70 meoa 49,
door exercise, Will I'D IL TO their eovsr6te 2
keep q bottle constantly on hand epo eDSve -.
mothers, or those 0ecohling such. va ~ sn'syean
that most dangerous rsnoo not Only EIsh & - N ~ S
accustomed strength, bat safe and lIce nom NC
thousand ailments % prevalent em9n1 tne lSme
portion Of the world. In short IL indeed motnsl
cordial, ny Il old apd younf; no 10, sST ran %
n x 5ssys ssS md IsIisss IsiSss
%. j. WOOD, Irppris.or. 20 BroSa~sy. nsy
soiS t 81 f 81 toca brassss. Price 0ss bOisi SsI
PROF. WOODS
Ar RESTORATIVE CORDIAL -
= ~ ,....s BLOOD RBNOVATOR. fs.s
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
=. -. :. BLOOD RENoVAroR. 4
Sold in this city By Q. sToTT, SIS Pa svsnss.

Roo7s AID ss0Es s 10 ssIs SHE
nyply oi essfHn nads. vork ef every DE-
Ssretoiors ehsfssS In kis siiy foT NAL inisrssr
: Persons in van. u !Bees end Shoes q sssssrn g
slfy Iasde yo!fs vi Alvsys Ana {eod ss.srtnss
In ssrssnd . As ievess l5ises; Slys n ~ 4 e.
Nk< ZIG PeunuivAniA sveuI<s
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mar E-n
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEE
" OF GAS METERS,

" OF GAS METERS,
WLsHIrsTor, JEly 10, 1880.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, Tat agree
ably to the PROVISIONS of the ordinances OF the Cor
h8T rsSit9f IL viii 4 and Ia
eT5mioe tsst srors .nS s-nsrt,in The
TeLissrston ofsny xSs meter in use in THIS city"
Every meter, ufop nd incorrect, will be condemned
and another, sesIed and InsFfed as truo VIII be
set 10 u. plaoe, II Proved to be acoureSs in ia
and egsln put in position for use.
Ofce No. $40 Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
.ovE Hsll.l Open from q m, 70 Sp.m.
CHARLES w. CUNNING Ham
jy H-u Inspector end SeeleT Of Gas Meters.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A. WM T. DOVE co.
HRE Now pnYcred To- execute auy orders With
which they qay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, cas- OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
sLr Store onsth street, q few doors north Of Pa
Avenue, where nay De found . comRlote assortment
OF CHANDELIERS and other GAS, STEAM and
WATER FIXTURES is1-lv
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W. GAS IXTURES.
w Have IN store, and are daI y receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish, superior IN style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citiEens genera
u TO call and examine our stock OF Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the hcZt
selected stock in Washington.
Al! Work IL the above line Intrusted TO eur cSrs
viii be promptly attended to.
MYERS q Mc9HAN.
mar k-n 31S ID street.
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today; also the UNION 5lK. q No. ssS Sew
enth st. tsflu
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L. PLUMBER AND GAS FTTTER,
Has removed TO the corner of Twelfth ard r SITS,
de Is prepared 10 Introduce Water and Gas upon
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
satisfaction.
lie has on hand 9 lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell loss than cost, as 70
wishes to get nd of them no II
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AND WOUNDED AT BULL RUN From late South
ern papers we make up the following list of Field
and Regimental officers killed at the battle of
Bull Run, from which II will be understood why
JEFF. Davis pronounced it q "dearly bought vic
toFU ~
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
THz MANY THOUSANDS cured this institution With
the last years. and the important Surg
cal operations performed BY Dr. Johnston witnessed BY 4
reporters o. the papers and many other Psrons notices
which have appeared again and again bsfors the public
s:dss h standing gentleman Of character and rstpons
sy, 10 am eiSnt Tasrsntss 10 the aniesd l5ly
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

The details of the late attack by the Fed
eral feet of war vessels upon the batteries at
the entrance of Port Royal harb'r, are given
with great minuteness in the New York pa
pers. but they present no facts of Importance
which have not already been embraced in the
Official dispatches Of Commodore Dupont and
General Sherman.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

A Union lady in Boston sent to one OF the
prisoners at Fort Warren, blanket. with
card pinned to it, on which was written -
From sister whose brother is a prisoner
in Richmond" Would that the kindnesses
and charities of life could still be cultivated
everywhere
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

MILITARY CoURT.-The Military Court,
Judge Freese, at it's session yesterday morn
ing, was occupied exclusively with military
and police cases.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

Accounts from Turkey state that the ques
ton of the cotton capacities of that country
is being agitated again, and say also that the
investigations are favorable.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

At a special meeting of the New York
Chamber of Commerce, to consider meme,
rial to the President in relation to granting
civil powers to Provost Judges, memorial
was adopted. strongly urging that the action
of Judge Freese, at Alexandria, Vlrg'-
MIA be sanctioned, and that similar tribd-
nails be established wherever the Feder"E
army establishes the authority Of the Gov
eminent in rebelliOus district.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

Theodore Fay. late American minister to
Switzerland, writes lengthy letter to the
London Times in favor Of the North.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

It is said that number of U. 5. prisoners
in Charleston, selected by lot, were held, for
retaliation, in case the crew of the privateer
Savannah should be condemned and execu-
ted. 1t is probable that arrangements u
prevent any such measures, on both sides,
will be adopted.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

A clergyman in New York, recently
preached to prove that war, with all Its nor
rors, was undoubtedly great blessing to the
American people, and made pretty strong
case of it, but when he came to the closing
prayer, no one could doubt the sincerity ~
his petition that :" this great national calan'-
ity NAV come to an honorable and speedy ter
nination 1t was clear enough that the Or
ator thought there might be too much OF a
good thing" after all.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

We have no intelligence Of army move
ments on the Potomac lines for the last two
DAYS
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15
DIED

At North Norwich N. Y, on the sth of October,
of consumption, FANNIE ELDERHIN, aged q
months and Is days, infant daughter Of James L.
and Ann Eliza S. Close, Of Alexandria, Va.
-. She is not dead--the child Of our affection,
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protestion,
And Christ himself doth rule. &, t..1.
In that gre at clio ster's stiffness and seclasion,
By'guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sins poil0
ton, an, f. ..:
IT, She lives whom we call dead
On the 18th inst, WALTER H. FINNALL, ot
tho county of Stafford Va, in the gid year of his
age. IA ,..~ a.
At the residence Of her father, near Marlbor.
on Oh, on Monday morning last, of dyptheria. Miss
LOUISE, eldest daughter Of Mr.. Thomas II. Os-
born, eff Thorn as, aged 16 years.
At Mount Beverly, Prince Georges county, Md,
ON tie 9th inst, Miss MARY ELIZA B. HAT.
TON, daughter of Henry D. Hatton,. Esq, in the
q st year Of her age.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

The steamer Niagara has arrived with
Liverpool dates to the I'd inst. There IL u
sl ybt decline in cotton. The London Times
contends now that peaceable separation II
the American States will accomplish every
thing the Northern an'i-slavery party has
advocated -and that by the establishment OF
the Confederacy the power of the slave own
ers will be diminished.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

Two new army hospitals are to be estab-
ed in Washington.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-15

CAMERON MILLS FLOUR, CORN MEAL, 60.
ORDERS for FAMILY, EXTRA and SUPER
~ FLOUR, CORN MEAL, RYE MEAL,
FEED, &C., manufactured at Cameron Mills. OF
suner;or quality. may be left with B. T. PLUM
MER at Wise Co.'s Coal Office, King street, near
the wharf, and will receive prompt attention.
TERMs-CAsH ON DELIVERY.
nV15-lw& EDMUND HUM.
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81 OG us r + g K q rs.

s have been told that Immense numbers Of
bogus tickets are II circulation, Of viii be put
" eifculatfoH shis morning ~ during the day,
which Az intended by their getters up to exercise,
possible a improper influence ever the elect
ora IF she metropolis il regard to the deter
ion d TIE Judicial election. we, really,
nave not III abiding faith respecting the correct
nsss If tha ulnora il question, but We have been
informed II such manner and from such
sources, nat w feel il our duty to notice them
gghua raEeh eonaeq uently, our friends are warned
~ atiuiza their tickets closely, before deposits
them Id the ballot-box.
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] Tae gentlemen of Adams Express have our
anks, u usual for news ii vance of the mails

AE We had the pleasure Of q visit, the other
rom our friend Nc Dowell, editor and proprie
og that sterling and influential sheet, the Intel
liEensers published in the town Of VidaHa, parish
of Gonaarda- ME were glad to greet our old
Hins friend II Tie enjoyment of good health, and
40 leaFn that his journal was in q most hourshing
condition 1t Is needless to add. bus We will do SO
aIthough the fact b universally known. that the.
Gage0raia Enis srcuates largely through
s0ut shb weaIthiest section Of Louisiana, and is,
There's ors valuable medium through which the
chants Of New Orleans can make known their
" The people thereof.
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CapreiS,

THE SOLE PURELY NATURAL. CLA1RyoYANT BE
FORE The PUBLIC exercises her WONDERFUL gifts for
inc oeneht OF the curious and the afflicted revealing plain
manner The whole of your past life well lay
ing pare before yon az that the and
Aaaeme oApfes medical powers have received the unqualified
endorsement of every physician ofreputaon This city she
never falls in curing all disorders o The system guaranteeing
heaha happiness horoscope Charts Of Life
written satisfactorily, or charge
al 2plt' No. ~ CUsToMHousE STREET.
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PrGcEttaslati0

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
CRY HALL, March 80, 1861. =
In the exercise Of the conferred upon me- JOHN r
MONROE Mayor Of he City Of New Orleans order Coffee
houses Cabares and other paces for the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors. to DO closed MONDAY tho stproximo being
day of the election for Judges Of District Courts OF the Par
ish of Orleans aud not to be optnedrnl6 O'clock p NJ
The members Of the police force will take enforce tho
above order strictly.
mao 2p2t JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Independent Ticket, &
Election OF Judges,

ON MONDAY, THE 1sr OF APRIL, 1851.
Citizens Ticket:
T. WHARTON CoLLENs, First District Court.
T. Il. KENNEDY, Second District Court.
LOUIS DUyIGNAUD, Third District Court.
j. W. PRICE, Fourth District Court.
H. d. OGDEN Fifth District Court.
D. AUGUsTTN, Sixth District Cont.
This Ticket will be supported by all who wish impair.
tial and independent Judiciary. mo 2pids