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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-12

Irish stevedores and the negroes; the Irish
struck for wages, and the negroes were employ
ed at the old rates; knives and pistols, clubs
and stones were used in the melee 3 bystander
was killed several Of the rioters were injured,
and several houses Of the negroes demolished
in the tunlult.-Gen. Burnside and staff ar
rived in Washington, yesterday. -Northern
merchants are opening stores In Memphis -A
SLAYER has been captured and taken into Key
West.-A Union meeting has been held in
New Orleans. ALL the Confederate prisoners
in New York harbor have gone on board the
steamer Baltic to be carried, probably, to Fort
Warren. Joseph Jefferson, the famous come
dian, is playing successfully IN Australia
Farm labor III. Connecticut is much wanted,
and wages have advanced for hands TO work
the potatoes and corn.-The Contederates
claim, says the Washington Star, to have at
least 4, 200 Federal prisoners taken III the late
battles before Richmond, and 5000 Federal
wounded have been sent to the North in steam
ers. The steamer Norwegian brings Liverpool
dates to the Sd; no news of Importance
Another great fire has lately occurred in Con-
stantinople: fires in that city are larger and
more '*on1inous" than in other places.-I
National Intelligencer says that President Lin
coin S visit to the James river had had the
effct materially to reassure him in regard to the
position and condition Of Gen. Mcclellan ar
nv. &c.-A difficulty has occurred in the Ma
rylaud Board of Public Works, and contest
commenced for State Directors in the B. 4 y.
z. Ran application for a mandamus has been
applied for.-The tariff bill has finally passed
both Houses of Congress. paper makers
at the North are raising the price OF paper to
cover the tax recently imposed on the article. -
The Governor General of Canada advises pre-
parations against an attack from the u. s.
According to the dispatches from Washington,
published in the newspapers, the Northern
states are responding promptly to the call for
additional troops-There seems to be constant
and regular supplies of Southern papers re-
ceived II n York, for the papers Of that city
furnish daily extracts from their columns. ALL
the Federal troops have been withdrawn from
James Island, and no further operations against
Charleston are expected for the present.-A
Washington despatch in the New York World
states that Lieut.. McLane, who recently
brought some Confederate prisoners on to Wash
ington, has been arrested; but we have no con-
frmation of the report.-As remedy Tor
financial difficulties the n. 7. Herald proposes
ito alloy gold and silver, and to vigorously
kick any person who is guilty Of boarding sill
yer or selling it to brokers; the kicking part
is decidedly novel proposition. report
+hat the Federal government has agreed upon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-12

persons ol color oCaeT IMAM those coming n
New Orleans The penalty is imprisonment
and the liability Of the vessel to confscation
LocAL-A man has been arrested in Way.
ington for passing counterfeit bank bils.-Jt;v
said that the Confederate officers recently taken
prisoners, citizens Of this place, and sent il
Governors Island, have been transferred 10
Fort Warren, and, some accounts add, the mi.
Yates Notwithstanding the hot weather
the general health Of this town continues to be
very good Wheat, recently killed at one
of the battles before Richmond, and whose
death is noticed in another column, is a son Of
the Rev. Dr. Wheat and is native of this
place, where many Of his relatives now reside
The cars on the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad were made to pass over the railroad
yesterday from the Capitol to Fourteenth
street.
CRY MARKET.-There was very full at.
tendance of buyers and sellers in Market this
morning. Meats were in good supply and fair
quality at unchanged prices, viz: l23 cents a
pound for Beef, Lamb, and Veal. Vegetables
were very high-New Potatoes selling at 50@
623 cts per peck; Tomatoes, 373@50 cts a
Dozen Cucumbers, 373@50 cts. dozen; Gym
ings, 371 dozen; Beets, SOS cts bunch
Cabbage, 3(0S cts head. Fruits in fair sup.
ply-Green Apples, 37(050 cents apeck; Cher
ries, cts. quart Raspberries, 20 cts. quart;
Blackberries, 6(0S cts. quart, Whortleberes
1O(012 cts per quart.
LIBERTY HALL.-The Great Canterbury
Company of Washington, appear at the above
Hall on Monday night next. The reputation
that this Company enjoys is guarantee that
something really good may confdentially be an
ticipated The names Of the artistes appear III
another column.
A snow drift in Skinner Hollow, Manchester,
VT, last week, located within one hundred
rods where ripe strawberries were found, mea'
sured twelve feet in depth and covered one
fourth of an sore It has been forty teet III
depth
There is no foundation for the statement
which has recently appeared, to the effect that
the Governors of the several States have been
authorized to purchase or contract for the sup
plies for the troops to be raised under the new
call. The Government has supplies of arms
equipments, quartermaster and other Stores
which will be issued as fast as needed.
An account of the battles of Thursday, ana
Friday before Richmond, published IN the
Richmond Examiner, as republished IN the
Northern papers, speaks of the fearless man.
ner in which the Confederates rushed upon tne
batteries, and adds" Much has been SAID Oh
,onoo+od sEnharnoa,, made and sErenuses. -
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yesterday. Northern papers queue from tii0
Richmand Examiner an article to show the
opinion of that paper that ''Gen Mcclellan s
present position is a very strong one, requiring
an assault or the falling back Of the Contede-
rate lines.
DEBATE IN THE i. S. SENArE-1n the
Senate, on Thursday, Mr.. Chandler pressed his
resolution, and it was passed, calling tor copies
Of correspondence between the Executive and
Gen. Mcclellan, and touching the number OF
troops that have been under the command OF
the latter at various times.
'Tn the course of the debate, Mr.. Chandler
stated that council Of twelve generals was
had as to the number of men needed to defend
Washington, and nine OF the twelve decided
for from thirty-fye thousand to seventy-hye
thousand The latter number would be OF
course for defence Of Washington in front and
also in the upper part OF the valley OF Virginia.
It seems BY another statement OF VIZ. Chan
dler, that when the council OF generals was had,
the 1nronosition of General Mcclellan was to
send troops against Richmond from Annapolis,
while Manassas was occupied by the Confede-
rates and the Potomac was blockaded by them.
l. In the course of the discussion, Mr.. Wright
charged that some Of the republicans We're hos
tile to the President, and Garrett DAVIS sad
that he could establish, under a resolution OF
INQUIRY, that the Secretary Of War was III the
habit Of publicly disparaglng General McClel-
Ian, and that other officials of the War Office
had INDUCED in detractions of him.
When Mr.. Doolittle deprecated the discus
sons and conduct of Congress which had i'm
paired the efficiency Of the Executive, Mr..
Hale said that there had been more Difference
on the part of the Senate to the Executive IN
matters touching the conduct OF the war than
to the enunciation OF great constitutional land
marks, &c.
It's asserted that Secretary Chase has trans
ferred the whole appointing power under the
new revenue act to ex-Gov. Boutwell,, Com
missioner just appointed. This is done to
avoid the annoyance of rush Of Office seekers
upon the Secretary.
One who has tried the experiment for pre-
venting lamp chimneys from cracking with
the heat of the fame says: Put the glass
chimney in lukewarm water, heat to the boil
ing point, and boil one hour: after which leave
it in the water till it cools. So says an ex-
change.
An enterprising German, named Horne,
confectionery arrived at the Sandwich Islands
few months ago, and commenced purchasing
largely from the natives the apparently neglec-
ted fruits of the island, from which he prepared
some of the most excellent jellies and jams,
shipping large quantities to San Francisco.
A discharged soldier yesterday in Washing
ton, put on pair Of mammoth spurs, and arm
ing himself with a revolver, patrolled Capitol
Hill and scared the women and children Off
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of the admission of West Virginia, as free
state, into the Union, are still pressing that
measure. An infant child of Mr.: Stanton, the
U. S. Secretary of War, died in Washington,
Yesterday. Northern papers quote from the
Richmand Examiner an article to show the
opinion of that paper that "Gen. McClellan's
present position is very strong one, requiring
an assault or the falling back Of the Coincide
rate lines"
Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
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DO"0'e- Acting Anti Freezing, Lifting and
Forcing
CL. nc most simple. Durable and Powerful. and the
Cheapest in use for Houses Farms, Deen vii 81 'I
FoclUTles and Mines w no. S"'pS'
ihli Pump took the Highest Premium ot III. II e
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All ozes Manufactured and Sold by
MANUEL MACFERREN.
Iron BedSteaus, &c. '' ""'i"s'
0|7 Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa.
"ests Pumps having been sold for over fopr veor,
G gwen universal atislaction the Public are sss
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f.n HhpS prove very efficient engine in case Of
auu are very useful in forcing water TO high
eleva'lon' andn washing windows, carriages, &c.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

history otIhe Rise and Progress Of the Rebellion
ahd consecutive nsfaIIVe OleVenis and Incidents iron
me iIrsi stage OF the against the RepubIiC
uo"h I" The close of the conflict together with impor
,nnt documents, extracts from remarkable speeches
&c. r '
In order to accommodate all classes Of tbre
editions issued:
l. In Weekly parts Of 80 pages at 10 Cents
=. IN Semi Monthly parts OF 81 pages at 20 Gents
g. In Monthly pnrts OF l2S pages at 40 Cents
The want OF an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH History
{" the ReDelIoh for present and future pre-
ersvali0n' is the subject Of general remark
To meet this want and To produce work of permo.
hehl value as we'll as OF present interest," the publisher
mas arranged Tor the issue OF the history as above
iorIh-ln form and at a price which Shall render il
acceptable to ALL
Tins work the first weekly number of which was
punished on August 2ls has ed the unouaIfed
ehcCmlums OF the press and of leading citizens No
body Will read II without il sbonId be in
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SuhscrIbers sending ONE DOLLAR in a good hill or
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Competent agents wanted in all Towns and Conn
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

l. Constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which if NAV
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variouSly
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, IL tn
and hthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above all, by the vsnereal infection, What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary il, the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed,
It seems TO be the rod of Him who saws, "
Will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their chldrel."
Us effects commence by deposition from the
oi9od OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
trbercles; IN the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruphons or sores. This foul cor
ruptIon, which genders in the blood, deprcsses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
nons not only suffer from scrofulous COM
plants. but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently, vast numbers perish BY disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
clmates the human family has its origin directly
IN TINS scrotulOus contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidnevs. brain.
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of al our people are scrofllous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
lection, and their health is undermined by IT,
To cleanse it from the system we must re,,oyate
the blood by an alternative medicine. and in
y'g0rate it by healthy food and exercise.
such medicine We supply in
Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
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nND EVERY WORD is TRUE.
TOT upwards oil three years past, have been enga
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ana rennsl lvania. are earning upwards of 500 ner
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsapar;I!1,

he most ef'ectual remedy which Che medical
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where prevailing and fatal maladv 1t ccna-
omed from the n!"st active 7emcdials that havs
ceen discovered for the expurgatioa of this fo,l
dis -dcr from the blood. and the rc-crc NJ tn.
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KHErNATisN, SYP"IlrrIc and MzEcrRIAL DIS
f$Es. l'EoPsY, bYsrtPsiA, DEBILITY, ard.
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FRoN VrTiA-
TED or liFgHH bLpoD. The popular tei:ef
IN a naruity 4 "a" LiJo4" is founded IN tr:ith.
Jar Sc. ofa!a Is drGe;icsatIDn uI tie blood. Inc
particular p-qusc and virtue of TINS SprsAra.
lilH i* I -:ii, and =, Ec.,ra;c tLisvital ru.d.
W ;hout " Eich sound health is iIu.ussills ia
cUhtsE.I"a.yd Constitutions.
Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
'OR lS62


The January number Will commence the ninth vol.
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Try u support with vIgOr and eOquence those opnons
and principles which brace the great public heart N
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Among the contributions already in hand for 1869
The following will commend themselves as suf1icien,
Inducements lor every family to provide the forth.
coming numbers for household reading
Professor Agessiz will begin in the january nurobor
series OF articles on Natural History, aud other kin
dred topics, to bc continued from mouth 20 month
throughout the year. The name Of so sslinousbed =
IS sufficient guarantee of the great benefit IN bo
derived from its m.nIhly cOnirl buttons
new romance. by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Will an.
pear IN The pages OF the AtaniIc early in The vear
A new story by the late ThOdOre WInthron o,ybn.
ol "CeclI Dreome,' will be commenced in the Jan.
uary number. ~
Dr. George B. Wndship, well known Gor hi. -
markaOe experiments III gymnastics has written E,r
the Atlantic" The Autobiography of a SlrengIb
seeker, giving an account of his method of r.nnn
Tor iea's OF strength, with advice on matters of hea5
The author OF Lite IN the lion Mills nnd :. A
Story OF To-day Will contribute series of tnes a,,
ring the year. u
Articles by Professor James Russell Lowell. on to
PICS OF national interest will appear frequently
bayard Taylor has written a story which will no
printed IN the February number
The staff OF Wriiers, InprUse and toelrv co,,r;h,
ting regularly 10 the 'Aanic Monthly' cnmnc'so
among It's prOpuar names the following:
1a'hCs James husSel Lowell Charles + Norton,
Behry " LongieIlOw' George lImlard
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry GIIrs
- NStnSheI a. ia"thorne, Rev. Walter Mitchell
~ ~ y ~ nazeweIl' Mrs Ii Stowe
L w HIgglnson, uarrlet Marrineov
Ae,not .ISI oil Lille IN the Charles Reade,
Mill and "Story Of TO. The Country Parson."
Day." Rose 'Tsrrn "'"O''
EiNe[ WehueII Holmes, Harriet f. Prescott
John Whittier, Rev Kubrrt' n = Ioveu
= WhppIo, JTTrnvh,,io 0''
Bayard Taylor
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Smyrna times., 1862-01-23
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FlFTH AND SI1TH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$l.50 PER DAY.

The underi gned, having renewed their fease for a
term OF years have entirely rciiled the house. having
painted, carpeted and reiurnlshed throughout
The location Of this House is unsur assed belny
upon the widest and most pleasant part Of Chestnut
ST. directly opposite the Old State House near the
Places OF Amusement, the JObblng houses of Market
and Third ss.. and convenient to the civ raiIrnad
me cars OF which run 10 all parts Of the city for ha If
The rooms are large, will lighted. have superior
for comfort ~
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream Fruits and
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The prepreOrs OF the American assure thei, friends
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