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EUN AND FROLIC
SUNDAY MORNING LOUNHEI:S

"TY, be,.of to sinr than he .shlrs
'1s better to laugh than De clyins'
Ttc.s who beev. ,hst he.,tfal To- the soul to t-eI
ever through AL vcistudcs aud undeI every d4
Tic BRIGHT SIDE or HUMAN NATURE.
viii ind ns, the Of m-ts food they He in tho widely
noted SUNDAY TABLE, IALk' o.
SUNDAY MERCURY.
TIT. popular depsruen, & origins, m,c-la,is' IN h'
slc,rfirg wsrlesr the sud.ciou. and rep1e,sibo
ORPHEUS @. KERR,
whose marvellous scii, has o,o.ed hin 70 be no' uniie
aueutly rier d 20 dissuisrd ediioi OF ne L'hd'n i
~ v M appear SUNDAY. as the Lis,pIiIn OF Tue
NACKEREL BRI6ADE'S
Lat. u.gnihc-nt sdvance noTenent away from htsonh
Ge,si,u. captain William bfown came vi! n-H c.r."
80 in their roar and only prsserted by n'hnl
..fi,.a.e Alec ilu.tfans Tie go feou. s.n.!-1.p "
tho ID ,lsd Nsckerei lesief who suffered sweeney p'H
a 'o.e Who f, tnor.as al at What may h'Pnen RET
wee, ofin- oor be acceptable THAI oe'sia poetic
'i'q''''''''' ." TIE DRAFT,
,,, 4, -,r,ured by onla TabloIsiAef. for 'ae ehcn
Ton ., -, S .ud Diploms.' viii also md in
the same dt itf'i-"''"' ~ ~.-
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY,
very noab, AMI cheering pnsc dncan7Gi Ia the Way o.
.,.,.sna,iy ana sttL- can. unir, d'csofisI'
TrTTEH FROM A GREAT MAN
ac,,el, deci.ling the policy g. b adoprd N h'
csc q The invalid Uncle Sam 'aA mast DO '''- 10 'A' '
oJiuso. 4. d,,.o,ed IL an az
OIL. In the {" srnday IGDle-IGit," treating oil
THE PANTOMIME,
h.;,, re.ssu, Essay on the style ,ers @
% Ia hi, country. eLi iFii -ent anu
I{.,orv n ne oriln, pirpnse and d~eiiLS'
Ia ,no, her yci 10 pithoti; lille
POEM OF THE WAR.
&C. he
To ann up all good advice Ia one phase e' tho P'PN
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A HEAD OF ALL.

A HEAD OF ALL.
"A Regularly - the day returns THE SUNDAY MERCU-
Ki II sh.sd OF al competitors with regard 10 news It, IN
to gerce the Of Tho subject
OF recruiting Ire local aud general items uniformly 10 sd
vsnco Of every public Ied am publ he'd that gay No
In the oOu.ry has given such vonmnou oet. con.
corning volunteering and Tire dait have app~sre III IT. col
uinbs, and TO-NUkROH'S SUNDAY MERCURY will
sstonsh the pnDc aud all sleepy poIsic. with such
digest Of military operations under tue recent calls TO- troops.
not been attempted by The UovriEueut. aud
Shicl will constitute statistical record of tho highest i'm,
ponIuce uts The asDtoD Of tue ar De-
paTins-nt Is invited to i.cts 1t "a i'll compile.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
now iswha wss prous.d ia liza Lame by the prospecus-
the complete Ispet ia the county Nitb~s the
burden Of Goyeinun mt the light OF knowledge
vt.; increase Ia the cost OF pape viii De allowed -
In pede il. progrs In oil all ob on from
strength - reBg week onuiag its cIcuaon and
in Tie psoprioto .hrnk rvm Sc to ssiisfy
the rather 10 sntcpEe the wi'he. OF the people
AMI TUT SUNDAY ME-, uki rrcriyss the snosl an.ial
whoa model has rignt 70 cttit
a CIRCULATION EXCEEDING BY MA Y THOU
SANDS 1nE JOINT CIRCULATION OF ALI HE
OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS. /. the Oest proof That
appreciated. the time 4, d't,nt when every
d,ik current from 5,u day Monday WI
fee the necessity o. tskIg the great SUNDAY nswspsYof
by comparing
TO-MORROW'S SUNDAY MERCURY
with s co'-u p1isres the viii ths 1t than
supple. the psc-. VI oil them isr hate iu anthem c
aud valabs Information military and other ns trs IL
concerned All threads Of intelligence thai c0ui1 De
gathered by industry aud entepre rol ysiose sources
woven into II. wen OF news
Tne propri,tors of the SUNDAY MERCURY do no, bos.
Of n,r eefps but they ssis facts aud Challenge eo.t'a
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WAR NEWS OVER THE WIRES
up to o'c Tomorrow n,. "hcl is beyoLt the
bonf at hch be o,h-r pspers g. 10 ess.
THEREFORE, tbs Est hens flashed over theDftres from
up ds J.eaN sunday morning "il appear
Ia Tie >nndly Mercury.
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I'VE SUNDAY MERCURY.
Il 10 for
THE yyunr T. HElnIEc wnpIn

1--WE SUNDAY MERCURY.
l. isf for
THE WHOLE READING WORLD.
No fe.sae knoss to noeern journalism /. emitted In IT.
ARE You A POLIrICIAN1
The sund'y Mscsry ssssyou Iora facts they exist
DO YOU WANT WAR INTELLIGENCE
IN The sSrdsy Mercury you i hpd The a,e. hsd 0'e
thu ~lf. t"'OIe d. hfcfL ob - fsy LIrfulf;
DO VOC DESIRE VIVID PICTURES OF
CAMP LIEF
Tho sandy Ms,euO'. .L1' le1''' put yoa "a ,sR7o't
with the hrtoe. O. the Tsnks vel i'm IA" cheers
is LOCAL NEWS YOUR FOR1E1
The eporoa taft OF the S0oday Mercury nets every in
,-e,it item oi 20. sand;y mS5ni' ie9. Won
N.o. uo;hng ch and rae n ihai ns o,eie. he 'sl'ree
the sunday Msrsory All toe eas'es eeSy forisa sud
DO YOU WISH TO KNOW ALL ABOUT
THE FlKEMENl
Verify al thelr do.us are chronic ed In the Sunday Mer
curry AID all sLs statistics Of tho Department are there re-
HAVE YOU VENTURES ON THE SEAT
II y-s bear mind sunday morning shppihs in-i
genes the great Sunday kewpsPrr -chsp'e' s compo
ARE YOU CURIOUS ABOUT SPORTING
EVENTS.
Tho sunday Mercury w post you thoroughly In relation
" ARE NEW STORIES, BY THE FIRST
AUTHORS, IN YOUR LINEl
"he'' con you suSDAY MERCtRYi
HAVE YOU a SPICE FOR HuMOR IN YOUR
COMPOSITION
Then Read the "Tabie TAI" end laugh TIL you weep
III, L,,o of Orpheus g. he and tho joys and Sorrows Of
'-s PERCHANCE YOU LIKE
KEEN SARCASMf
n So make flenls with the D'ban Ted Volunteer RON
he poit Of whose pea tickle. spo1aseou.y. wle or
biography run. 90 ruin.
CAN YOU RELISH
TRENCHANr EDITORIALSf
You vi aud that Tue SUNDAY MEkt URl l. not back
x.d An Mt, ing home truths whoever they msy happen
10 THE MARKETS AND FINANCIAL MAT
TIERS CONE WITHIN lOUE PROFINCE2
H. th... too Ito SUNDAY MfRCU1af 10 a, noms
~ SHORE 10 you beie'- IL u I'VE i"w.piiefi u go
vou viii hoId 40 haih hand. tor the SUNDAY M RCJRf
bicb 4, u.t oiy JaIAs that fuis-, al tie general news
II he DAY. tat nome to TIE bu,ur's ava oo'ons OF
.y.y ca. in the cpnnanity ao5 there .iJoYs CIR
Cri'A rIOS uKEATEK ~ sEItRAi. ThOUSANDS
THAN THAT OF ALL THE OlHlH SUNDAY NEWS
PAPEES PUBLISHED IN HEN-loIh
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EAGER FOR WAR NEWS
rI,nE GnEAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
IT'S ONWARD CAREER.


Not, Tbs. .ndiu- tho .s in the rric. Of paper in
| t. rain bali he JoIrn4l. va fLr colItfy,
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
pud hed Tor the nfon.,o % tbs whole people Sustained
n, All Aforementioned h. every bonefried W all who
va h.btc snd rldT r-~s-s keep. up its busrou-
.nd active tn II tOur.olach. AMI hepofrI.-pays the
Lgh-t pnoes Tor oil intel rom en- P"!at-aid 10 now
uTrsig ~ IT, previous efforts Keep the public posted
al matters which 4 re- Their is'ofe.t 10 knos.
No othc psp,I published lui. bihs ia. hsrs Of The
civ mo ~ 4 H. the w,r. d,sn to late hour
Suuday l. t4i. 1ompIensLsivs "a SspaIer
Il, .xq@Bscs gresr than ,l.y have ever been and
th- rroprr loot to tnr fcoVof 4" hsm ihty cater wan
,wr.fed scyiiyto sustain n largest ins sisor0us
friu, aad VALID journal tAst frsvY,rk ha. ever bad
Without H. Sundsy JonrDaisni would b. oomparnv'y b
hptk Trre would e. between tie last snd the II
d,y of th. v---s gap nff ~ tho satisfaction Il the
! mi. n by That usINkt-AL GAZETTE.
| TIE DfEPi a INptEfST NOf 10 bE FOUND
ILSnW HERE wnic the rcsdirg ihillin. word
ynnd rropr ~ vain 81 s gt w-fe eNtneui'htd Tons oi
theus1nd Of readers know that 'Vplr"s want winch no
olt.r press tho Uniou has supplied Ia varied
e., ,lr. contain all that l. pnr-nec by its cote ni-
DO volumes Of sr,s OF ineciate interest 10 ths
community of which they remain Ia profound aud bisui
;yuo.ur. Con usfs tOnotrow with tho.r al
say other Sunday sne-t and tbs Is not strictly ana
| ps.psnIy ifuo -. .s =, ....
1, la. a cicnlauon exceeding BY a IiOL M Hu."Isp
INID the IIOUSANUS, tbit oil ~ u" "ther sunday
uew,pspet- public ned in Nrs erk The people eyes
The, aud ac. npou the results II the 9" u
c<-n al ses iora who doe not take the sundif M'f
curry that citizen bebni the AID belnd the Sh no. :.
ON nj enst onc aay OF lie fryet for i!HObuu NJ oI
| MEDIUM the diffusion e knosiecge among m'u
g. he p,.. ,by Obtain ALL me NE~o or SAfrADAt
I sATuf'DA1 NIGHT AND ma SMALL. HOURS oF
| II NDA. MORNING..
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PREPARE'
FOR A NEW SENSATION.
A ROMANCE
UNSURPASSED POWER,
PIERCE EGAN,
ENTITLED
THE SCARLET FLOWER:
On
THE TOKEN or LOVE. FAITH. AND DEATH
orss.sls rss
SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW.

Yes prp,re FOR sensation. FOR the publication Of tkts
story l. IN the history OF IL vii stsrts the
public the pIoiic. draw IN. public, desh
th- public. .uchsbg the puoc exce he pabic
and Ia be sesd AID re!ished Dy cody,
InsIe is lpiop 4Uyu iao Ash common
psce sediment IL all ION The plot Involves de-
..lOy-g best Both posrs, cd
with wonderful fidelity b. author Ia. looked into tns no.
lie inrocncrs ;hc r. sder into fscep,ss> lie
cea.s--ye tu1s the wo.dne ercoss and women ix
oil and Dad AID n bis entDaH2 page we
scting their nature They 10 SHOW whst
under ell syrs Of exciting get into all their
Ard iik-s disi&es 10 them luse
acr-Slitits At Is prosace Of geniasf
geLlus ou.J thus ~ inlurnce our feelings
inIosen. Inc AarDl, Heat" In The Wonder q
kipswUvc Chae In isct Ia All Die stories FIERCE ECAN
Is bat them it would oe di uit to hDd
COZ. pai ABLE He SCARLET FLOW t." IL IL tSls
q, attention with esca succeeding chapter
The hrsl iuslsllneuls 10 Ia The Great SUNDAY
sLNSPA, R Il tOmcfow, WILL wGet Tie appetite 81 Al
IL, tho lea.. whole vii more .n equal The
pee tsto1s engeAdered oy the hrJsuctory cour,e.
lpo ir-ding chafacicis OF Tue Sctn0S
Flower" IA appear Ia to nVrrO~'. SUNDAY MEhCURH
AID from week unit compile Cd IL ~
coulns CT b.. LOhPhEHEAsIVE NEWSPAPER
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DlERCE EGAN's GREATEST.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW
Will be enriched wlsA The commencement ole
NEW STORY
ENTITLED
THE SCARLET FLOWER:


THE TOKEN OF Love. FAITH AND DEATH
Ry fI.Acs rGAs, Ausnor Of iuossu, Or. Too Asrote
H.aat; ils onder Of kirgswood Crase" !" Love
Tns ulaDd Ro.snce tho Seventeenth CesIIy viii cleo
riy tho uJc win its ssaSns revelations CT the hanAs
lssos Ia Asses Inc early Chapters Indicate siory
Of th- after cee VI rare sds o.
taro ys iIs csoe, The iaaSaAt'l %
ls n sse Is can Nd sway with e OF ilcid5ats ard
hs were. doui i-d Win the Loi-s sia i-S@ s0s
passions sni the mis-. o, sac orsmssis persona .
all Pierce stories have the properly 0I enimns tne
III aiui-s tssns tic fancyi Dat IL thes 70
spues .ie Sesres FOwef t..nscr.cs al h's ptevious
.nsts i.v opening chapter u,stef-yi~e, sDd al to- "
o- I'D sbt wssid |, 1aofe tssn fahA.oo
, IL Irozre- OF the &c. - . .
InOs. have followed the frtunes OF IN" befone
Imoseo a.sb, li-sri" rcc-ety copcinicd IN ~
SUNDAY lsLRCURi, need not be toad that ri7ce EsAa
excess. -ef. nvyen.t. fail Ia de. ciibs ohAN
ali u.s. 10 shs scarlet Fiow-T be 1.s been sa
more IN bis cse IhfOush toe IoS
ust. oL, end he makes tae i-if lace
uf Deag With love aud fifth 10 shln- The isee "
srg- aud ir k-- l. the uioIe Conspicuous ~ tho mo~
4 IbIe aud niisous ooLtrssG
Il Is not 90 mach 20 say that the CARLET FLOWER.
Oh TdE rOhES OF LOVE, FAITH AND DEATH.
he and iaseE.e Interesting o. med
lui..ces
RrnsnI-r that I, opens IA the SUSDAI kERCuRY OF
VJ.MOIlkON.
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THE NNw ROMANCE

BY PIERCE EGAN,
AUrboK Ok "1BE FLOWERS or THB PLOCR,"
or klNGSwOOD CHASE "IMOUEN, Or
TAb MARBLE HEART"
&c, 6c
The Publishers OF the
SUNDAY MERCURY
Have the pleasure Of presenting to Its ntnersc circle Of
readers new story by this Great Romsncist,
TO-NORROW.
The initial chapers Of this pendid tale will apresr In the
co unns Of the GREAT SUNDAY kEWSPAPEk, end 1t
will be continued from week week until plotted Those
who have read he story Of 'lMOGEN or. TIE MARBLE
HEART" by the famous ashoT viii be prepared fer
sensation. But the will find
THE SCARLET FLOWER;
THE TOKEN OF LOVE. FAITH AND DEATH"
this work Of fiction is called intensely is;cres
log ;han Of its predecessors finn the pen No
Of the day carries the reader viii him completely
PIERCE EGAN. His characters ivs. breathe and move
hts reslsbd Love- Revenge, Jealousy, Super
stion Hatred D~'p take shape ana become incsnse BY
The SCARLI rFLOwER" /. story ofthe Seventeenth
Cent ny. finely There 10 prosing the early
cpte bat III author plspses Into the current Of
adventure and he excitement deereps a. In the
whole field Of II would he difficult to ind
werfu and yet beautiful than that with which the
ls- 1t promises wild and striking history OF In
dyldua life il stormy aud pesand most hrl
hngy that promise fulfilled as the plot OF the story de-
v-!vpcd cdent incident sdveptpro snyen.
tnre and curiosity Is continually kept upon the stretch il
gard u the depoueinent.
Well dces the author undcand every u and winding Of
the i.nse heat phase OF leg inine ch,rece,-snd
ably has picuf. them He have studied all
tire passions aud he Portrsys their workings With masters
he d.
There has been pubish,d during the pressn, century
romsuce Of more eltharg interest than THE SCARLET
FLOWER"
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ID L PARE!
FOR A NEW SENSATION.
A ROMANCE
uSsuRrAssfO POWER.
PIERCE T. q IAN.
EMITTED
1.-THE SCARLET FLOWER;
THE TOKEN OF LOVE, FAITH AND DBATU,v
~
SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW.
ID L Z P A Il L!

Yes prePsc for ION fer the publication .. this
story IL az eetnf h. tie hi0 % II viii -ar'le the
rrbc tnerest the public from the gUbc delight
the public. -ccsoi the pubic the pu lie. toe
public. and in .hor' he rod f,ed by body
where Therr l. 90 slip -lop ahou rswki.h comm
place entnent II les &C 100. The Plot Involves the de-
v.opneot Of toe >st and Is.ios Both ed
with wonderful fidelity The guh has looked into the hp-
heart he intro The reader into d. p;hs He
create-yes that's the soG-hs c5sdtes Aud 10
oil thr good and bad rii- and 81 hs hrAhs
see them setting their frey shw Whist
fhey less by ~ogds Se"d.. We them
under oil .cr of eIeiins csuusac-s get iu'o all rif
secrets and have di ite regard 'hem Just
o. they were sctusss Is re Province OF ge.ius-si
genius ON THUS TO Influence oar feelings.
In 1nosen or III Marble Heart" in "Th- Wonder OF
Kingswood Chse' IN f,c IN ell his oii~. PIERCE EOAN
T. eres' but among them a. II wos be Erult nd
comparable to " HI SCARLET tLpWE I," Itis tale
that bepds the attention c- 18th zach uceeed!n haItrT
TOE hrs ms alins mat sppei IN me GREAT SUNDAY
NEWSPAPER of TO I1oiow will Whit ih- spp-,it- all
Who read IL, and th feat whole i than equal the
ezpects iosis engendef-o oy ~ 4 ,rrductory
Bear IL upd ihst the sssiug chspef. Of " The Scarlet
tioweT' will spP's IN tom W. SUNDAY ERCuRY.
ard will coptispe ien week Unit -ed In the
columns Il that tOMiREHENSlNE hEw sPAPER
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|CoNTEN T 5, r,,,
SUNDAY MERCURY
FOR
| TOMORROW,
August 81. 1852
| THE SCARLET FLOWER:
VI IHE I0ktN Or LOVE. FAITH AND Death.
Lave Ne Th. %oSS. .. Of l kns.woSd
Chase" IGoso1 or, The Msrbl. Heart" &c, Gc, &c.
TABLE TALK.
PANTOaINFS
| LETTERS FROM ORPnEUs c. KERR:
1--WE THREE"
ADIsBANDED VOLUNTEER.
THE UKAsE AGAINST MEN SPAPER
CORRESPONDENCE"
CHURCH MUSIC.
ST. Nicholas CHURCH"
TALES AND NOVELTIES torsiusl,.
The BULLYING DOCTOR" By OLIVER WsSDELL"
THE PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE" BY W. D. EATON
HUMORS AND HORRORS OF THE
WAR.
"REcIPE For SENTRIEs,"
SKEDADDLEkS IN CANADA.
"A GRAND EXC URoiON"
20, &C.. &C.
SPORTING NEWS.
Great Base Ball Match NewYork and Philadelphia
THE DRAFT.
Full and Authentic ionars o Enrichment and Vour-
teerng 'hfou hou the State The number recrnited the
f.guea. y, uut.s ohetd aud 10 mites paid Sta
scsi sDes showing tue prog.ess oi recIuilg III every
st,e Newi Stle by Counties Quota Of esch G. unity
OF m-u raised IN essn so IL. NrS-fork q
aud Bro kyn Valuable information h persons subject to
or.t. New Jersey oy Counties The dehcisncy IN each
County &c. &c.
LATEST SHIPPING, MARKET RE-
PORTS AND FINAN CIAL
1NTLLLIGENC E.
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A DISBANDED VOLUNTEER.
"ThE UkAsE AGAINST NEv SPAPER
CORRESPONDENCE
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Not h .ndin- tho IN ss In the price Of rsrer In
po ts Oov-f.ge tai OIL kho"edse which Threatens
a. L. Il. In tie co.
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THE DRAFT! TIE DRAFT!
TIT. SUNDAY MERCURY

morrow will publish complete and thoroughly accurrie
r.nt IRON oiria and other 'es) Of ever particular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-30

TALES AND NOVELTIES (orieinsl)
The BULLYING DOCTOR" By OLIVER wsSDELL.'
" THE PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE" BY w. o. EATON
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CHURCH MUSIC.
ST. Nicholas CHURCH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents for the sale
W of new and very superior brand OF FAM
lily WASHING SOAPS, which VS. wish to
int O luce in this market.
Our customers will consult their interests BY
using these SOAPS. We have il store an our
usual large assortment OF FANCY TOILET
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, White do, Ho-
ncy, Glycerine, Almond, Silver, White and
Notified CASTLE, Transparent ii Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, CONCENTRATED I've, &c, &c,
for sale by LEADBNATER & GO.
Sn1o 81 Nos and : St~"~h Fairfax street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

~ ranued fresh. Parties wishing them backed
IN Barrels can be accommodated. For sale 70
the trade cheap for cash. JOHN [. COOKE,
No. 106, Prince street, cor, Of Pitt one square
east Of the POsIottice. IS 2Q~-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
Conversation with Confederate Officers.


with General Bank division reports CONVEX
sstion held by him with several COME 1crate
officers during an interview On the hattc field
of Cedar Mountain. He says:
was afforded an opportunity Of convers'ng
with several officers of the Confederate army
among whom were General >tuart OF Stuart's
Cavalry notoriety, General East, formerly an
officer in the service Of the Juitcd states,
Major ITaireston, Of the Mississippi cavalry,
and Acting Adiutant General to Gen. Stuart,
Lieut. Elliot, OF Mississippi: and others. The
topics Of conversation were various, fil0u9l, 81
course, rclating almost exclusively to the war
Among other things | Was informed that the
late order Of General Hunter emanclpat!ng the
negroes, has been tie means q bringing over
TWENTY-FIVE thousand men to the support OF
the Southern arnlS--lncn, many OF them, VINO
had never ovnc, slaves, and who had remain
ed neutral until the negro had bo3~1 turhtt
loose upon them. Further, the same authon-
ty informed me that the late order Of ten
PoDc. in relation 10 the subsistence Of cur
troops upon the people Of the South, has re-
suited IN crushing out every yestago or tflon
feeling in the South and that rct2atoiE Mea-
sur5 adopted by jeff Davis received The uto>t
unqualified approval Of every man. woman and
child in the Conftllcracy; and, moreover, that
it was the fxed determination Of President 70
carry into execution every part OF That oE!Ie:
nI rhat With > SEVERITY commensurate with
the rirors Of the order Of Gen. Pope,
T0 ! question 81 l,inc - to Tie Germs upon
Which the South would hc willing to close
this war, T was answered: Precisely the same
on which. we would to have lail down Our arms
= TWELVE month aro-neaceful soparation. -
Rut was answered: |Supposc YOU were al
lowed 70 90 YOUR wav, and after while enc Of
the Confederate States desires to withdraw
from the Union what thcn?" Let her 90, "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
JOHN T COOKE

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
yAS CONSTANTLY on hand large assort-
/ L ment Of F:A4IlLl GROCERIES, consis"-
ing OF BACON, OF all kinds; FLOUR by II Q
barrel Or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CUKRANJS, KAISINS, PR UNES, FIGS,
&C. &c, to which he invites the
attention OF customers. mr. >"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21

From Aspinwan.

From Aspinwall.
vxvv YORK. AUG. 2O.-The steamer Cham
,;on f.om .As},invall on the 18th instant, ar
lived # this port TONIGHT. She waited six
DAYS for the steamer Golden Gate, without
hearing any tidingS from her. Shehas $4,000
n specc, an seventeen passengers from As
pinwaN.
(1arthacena dates show considerable activity
II the interior, AL ~ ong1gomon' was soon
oxDoctcd between Mos1uera and Arboledo.-
TIL, Indians were lci1g armed 90 oppose Mos
guerra.
paragraph in tie Panama Star states that
French blockade Of Mexican ports IS under
stood to he only for the purpose Of preventing
arms and ammunition being landed, and will
not Interfere with legitimate trade.
The steamer Lima was totally lost on the
18th Of July, fifty three mile2 south Of Goblin,
BUT the mails and passengers were saved and
taken to Cohiia by the ship Moonlight.
SENT TO WASHINGTON Several prisoners,
taken Ia CuIpepcr, Prince William and Eau
0uier Counties, who have been confined IN the
C2uardhousc, in this place, for some time, were
sbis morning taken under guard to Washing
ton.
THE DIST P.&. REQ Thu report that the
Dist Pennsylvania regiment, who have been
doing guard duty il this place tor some months
mast, had left, is incorroct The regiment is
under marching ORDERS but have not left.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL man, whose name we
could not learn, attempted, yesterday afternoon
60 stop the flight Of two horses attached to a
wagon, when he was struck in the breast by
the tongue and 50 much injured that he died
IN few moments, The accident occurred on
King street, near the corner of Royal.
CARS ON F1RE-On Monday night down
train on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad,
from Culpcper Court House, caught fire when
near Manassas Junction. from the cigarof some
careless smoker and the train was stopped be-
fore the fire could be extin@uishc1. 1t is said
shat there was powder and bon1bshells on the
train, and the cry Of fire caused much alarm
and confusion.
L0CAL.-The Union Ladies' Of Alexandria
have formed an association for the relief of the
sick and wounded Union soldiers -Autumn
days and nights, now show the approach Of
the fall Of tha year. Major Norman Fitzhueh,
ct Gen. Hills staff, WIS captured yesterday,
near Cupoper Court House, and reached this
city last night, on parole. tn report at Washing
ton tor exchqngo Mr. Fitzhugh was formerly
resident Of this place.
Tho clinv~~, IN tto IT e T,,o,c,,rx, no,>ay.t-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-21
TuRNIP SEED,
NEW CROP.

I'VE " CHUS.
WYE HAVE just received our full supply Of
w Early, Flat Dutch, Red Topped, Purple
Ruta Baga, and other 1URNlT SEEDS; also
Long Green and Early Frame CUCUMBER
>ELDS. Put up in the usual sized packages
and for sale by LEADBEATER & CO.,
7mo23 Nos. 5 and South Fuirtux~st