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seixure Of Three Steamers By the Gov.
srhmsnt.

The Steamer George Weoms. Capt. Theodore
Weems, Of the Baltimore and PAiuxent river
line of steamers, was seized In the latter river
last Wednesday, by order of Gen. Wool.
The seizure WAS made by detachment OF
The 37th New York regiment under Capt. Smith,
who went out to the steamer In the tug Tom.
pest, Capt. q. p. Bowen.
The steamer Woems had full cargo which
she was carrying to Baltimore from the lower
counties Of Maryland, consisting OF tobacco
and grain. She also carried Is passenger, i've
Of whom arc females. The captain and white
portion Of the crew were sent to Baltimore In
tho Tempest In charge Of Baltimore police
force. They were released immediately on her
arrival at the provost marshAl's once In Balti.
more. Capt. Bowen was placed In charge OF
the Weems and she was brought TO this city,
where she arrived on Thursday. A. yot, shc
or the cargo have not been disposed Of, though
there 10 no doubt that tho cargo will be 70.
stored to the consignees, as II 10 understood
that no oontrabsnd goods have been found on
her. The passengers arc yet on board, and are
very uneasy on account OF their detention.
This seizure breaks up the line a. sl the
steamers are now In custody. The Mary Wash.
iugton and the Planter having been seized pre-.
'iously. The former 10 In Baltimore, and the
latter here.
It 10 said that this line has been engaged 10
the oontraband trade.
The two steamers are now lying at the Sixth
street wharf In this city.
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WAshIs0TON AQUEDUCT.

WAshIR0rON AQUEDUCT.
DEPARTMENT OF fAz larsRion
" Washington, July 70. iso2.
PROPOSALS. will be received Atthis Der artmsnt
until Ia olooh, on Wednesday, the 9Th day OF Al.
gust, for completing the Dls.ributiss Reservoir Of
toe Washington AQusduct Plans aud spsoihoatoas
may BE- seen after The 18th Of August.
Proposals to b. ,saisd, sndorssd "Propossis for
Reservoir" and dirsotsd TO the Hon. Caleb B
Smith. Secretary Of the interior wsshingtQp
~ Yo-StswtAuGzo Chief Clara
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ssns u the Workh0uss

Amanda Matthews was arrested by Od1esr
Ind sent TO the workhouss by Justice etrAtton,
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Meeting .. IN. Csplso, or.-.a..

We would call attention to the special notice
In another column Of the usual tsmpersnos
meeting tomorrow. An interesting feature 10
70 6c added 10 the exercises In the way Of some
stirring old temperance sopes, by choir Of
ladiss and gentlemen. Let there be GOOD AT.
tendance to sustain this noble cause.
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TxAs AND 0ROOnRIED,

TxAs AND 0ROoERlEs.
} Young and Old
Oo,oaG Aat hpGilsh
Hreakfsss fsss.
9unpowdss Toas.
java Codss,
hnsibh Dairy Chsass,
Pioklss, Preserves, Ssoess, and
L4rgs ssook OF Havana Cigar.
Bsandiss. Old Bye Whisky,
shssry, ciArss, and Champagne winss,
WIN. cORwIH pURaY,
Importer Of Tea,
Iyt-Bw Cor. OF and Ejsvsnth streets
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM NEAR RBLADENBBUR0F FOKsALE
The subsofibers are authorised 70 sell VERY De.
dreable and Highly Improved FARM, coutslnipa
about ninety ao!es, situstsd within few hundred
yards Of the Biadsnsburgh Depot, and dLtant from
the oty, BY tlrnpike, about sx miles. II adjoinl
the farm Of Hon: Charles B. Cslysrt, esd iS i'm
proved BY an excellent Frame Dwelling house, lsrRs
and nearly new Barn and Stables, 6ransry, Ics
grapsry, so, and 10 believed to be- the best Truoi
Farm In the vicinity OF Washington. No sxpenss
has been spared 70 make this one OF the best srms
In The vioiuity OF the metropolis
'' 80 1J'pSs J1S { e MosuIHs a CO.,
Auction sad Comnisdoa Msrohanu,
aug S-d1W WAShinRton D. &.
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sscond3 Regiment
District Of Columbia volunt'rs,
opp.rs..,.y 4. oss.,. d
To those who wish to jols this srset rssinsst
AtrEw MORE MEN ARE WANTED
To brias It up 10 the maxtnuu required BY law
The Most ENCOURAGING Inducements
Ar held cut BY The NauonAl 0ovsrnmeut, cospo-
ration, and CitIseua.
The Families Of Married Men who may Rlliii
VIII b provided for By the War oosnitsss Of thu
olty. during the Continuance Of the wlr
Handsome Bounties
are TO be given to sil who enlist
~ tbs Government, tpart Of which will be paid On
az ~ scc.snSsan oo
81 the citssns, as least 80 0S OS
0ne mo.ths pay In sdvaaos. aaos................. U %
Tot.i...................................sio 30, %
Call Immediately st the Recruiting Station, Col.
ouiseuee builoinge, NO Gil -Four. and a-hAN street,
corner PennsylvAnia avenue, and Learn the pertjeu.
ian. CAPT. j. X. HARROvEk,
LIEUT. CHAe. q. WEEDEN,
aug 10 Rsoruitss OAssr.
NEW York EXCEL0lOh BARERY,
~ 6e3 yeh Atfsst, nsar MasylaAd ave-, Island
WIN PATEN respectfully informs the pubiIe that
~ has beoo1s sole proprietor Of ihs oelebratsd ..
tablshmsnt latsly owned By his fAthsr asd VIII b
happy 70 supply all ord6, with the utmost dispseoA
ae petees y aoocedancs with The tins Ths qnaisy
ofosr artioias y not TO BE- sxoslisd, Butisss sup
Again We come tsiors you,
Our banner 10 uufuYled,
While our ouatomsrs afs hock1nH
Fron Ill auarten Of the word
Fog our brad, our Cake, and P>sers0.
For our PuddinGs, 6wSetmssts too,
And they come 20 fast upon u.s.
That We aoafcs know what 10 do
Our baksfs have been bvsy
Prom early morn I'LL niiht
W>ile oar stook Of Aoar = vanishfnS;
Bat thk gives ~ delight
Scr .,.auiok saiss and snail proAu,.
u The MOTTO q oar ssore,
Ara Y yoa pulehass onos non ~,
Ton Will surely purchase msrs.
And also that The hsfslds
VIII proclaim from North 10 0oath,
That the "Bread and Cake Of Patoo's
Eaten svssybodyS Mouth p
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Twsnty-nvs Deiiars Each rsr SIX Ne.
oYUltn.

Captain narrower, the Recruiting ofacer oi
the SECOND Diatrtot regiment, hsa received
notice from clerks In the Treasury Department
70 bring up the nrst six recruits which he shall
obtain to-day, and they shall Be paid bounty
oiSI each, ln addition to other bounties. Who
will be the lucky meps
Two thousand dollars worth Of clothing and
other outat has been issusd to Captain Harro.
YER, for the comfort and convenience OF his
men.
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Moftel, Ofrsa
Miller, Petsr.1
nnsS1SSs.E <. Pstss's 3 !
noon, Robt W
ss.niii.:.ss;Ss'thiE:::
Mol Dowsn, Baml
MeElhany, Daml
Miller, Thos "
4eD ouald, 7 b
lMissnt, Thos n
J1arshall, Thos
..;is.sg. .ES;ri,seSS;Sixxt
INuIfoa, IT Wo
'MoDvitt, VIM
Mon'gcm' Hon
McBit,., d WIN
Mouldsn, " n
Mcguire, VIM
MeC Caidy W WI
Maotnhsm, wm
, ,AdooLIn,tyrtWvMm.2 tvM
Mcclure, WIN
Msishsll. W Jay
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First Arrival Of the 1900. 900 mers.'


Yesterday morning, about 10 o 'clook, the One
hundred.and seventh regiment Of New York
the first to reach Warrington under the new
call, arrived In the city on the oars from Balti
more. The regiment 10 fully equipped, ready
for service, and numbers the full complement
" ,0A0 men. The men we're reoruited In Steu.
ben and Chemung counties, New York, and the
principal ofhosrs are R. B. Van Valkenbureh,
colonel, and Lieut.. Col. Alex. Dlven, members
Of Congress.
They are fne, stalwart body OF men, and
look a. though they might render good service
70 the country, soon put into the held, and not
allowed to waste their energies 10 months Of
dull Damp life.
About seven O'Clock, this regiment took up
lts line ofmsrch from the6oldier's Rest through
Pennsylvania avenue over into Virginia. Pass.
lug along the route through the Avenue, the
scene was quite animating, reminding our citi.
zens Of other days.
The regiment was headed by Secretary Sow.
ard and other distinguished persons, In oar
riages, followed BY band Of music, while On
ne rear a long train Of baggage wagons gave
indications OF thoughtful care on the part OF the
ofhcers In charge. Along the Avenue the sol.
diers were greeted by tho waving Of handler.
chiefs BY lads In the street cars and on the
sidewalks.
On turning into Fourtsenth street, 1.-THE
boys " caught sight Of the far famed "Dixie's
Land which they had journyed SO far 10 see.
This was the signal for the widest enthusiasm,
and cheer after cheer rent the air, mingled
with the stirring notes OF the band. They will
60 into camp in Virginia.
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Hume: wssh @ soss, GeIFs H:ssa H II. ~ 'e''
H,hn, wailsoe Hester, Dr Z \ Hambiin, j q
HELEN: Elm, Hon asrS.s, Frsss.a I aiissy si:ny.Ii &c
#:;S:ss; :;:s;;! cs,w Sss: @ s:s S-.s:::i!s':c, :i':c '''
Holden, walten Howard, Geo II Hsaiey, jas
Hs.hS;!.. a W n Howe, Cap. o wasss.s jso 9
Hsshs,; ~ Hossdm, Geo as.s, HisSs.l
:;s:s 4s;a S.s ::s H:::s s: r. H. a.:
HS'Ss; aS'Ss;,;.' Col c,., HSsdss'' Capt II Hilton.
hR!s5s; h:!s!sl;n.r Sr cs. heT H:s H:'.., Go Gr
Henderson, Cap. Hold.n, ao = f H:s.'s Hs'ss;s PR
Howst1, " Hasins, q Hnl, kupsrt .
HSstn,! HHSssGn, paPI ~ Hsyrower, Capt Hannah, ssnr
HHs,S.haTt, Hs,.. Dan Hin:, Jo:l asrSasi, Sam "
a.rt Hart Erh;s Hillysr, jas Heard, Wis
Hi,ssSodl HHiSi;s s.a ASSSshSos SSsh 'a0 hi.dn,.
1. and ,.
IIoa.'. GSfAB Ireland. Es jump. jos
JJ:SSt... JsS. AT johnson, Geo q. fsssii. NJ
I, 1Ionnson G,en GO Jordan. X
Anxsnoi' Hon CJenkius, Is Jones, Robt II
,yn.., -, Justice, Jos Johnson, gaml
,scsoh, UC Unison, (coi. Jourdin, WIN
1tnney, ssr6t ID ord Irwin, Wm-a
- u Jaekson, Jno D johnson, WE
yysn, ZONES, Df james, WI
Jordan, n Jones, JsG
Kelley, Ar KaufFer, HIP Kubv. Inn I
haufuann,B Keller, ny Ks1fmsa, Ia
krutts, L d Kelly, Jno Krsns Mar
nSnnSy DnnI ktlisu. 10, ksplsy, kslroy
ktnssans. Y Kelly, jas KsnuSdy ,RC
krickls, I'm KoIb Jscob Ksschsm = n
ketshum, 0enl King. Juiius Ki6Sss n "
heNy, Habfs Key, JaoJ
Anxa, CC LisduS. 1so Long, Jno
tLsona, Cnss Lsoky, Geo Lants, Jesse
iAungdon, MAI Lep, Hsnry Loyns, Lieut.
Lipplnoott. e Lswis. j "a Lipemann'
Lynch, DAM Iseiey Hon ] ir L.6Io. r.
!.oouii. DIV Loriss, RI Lea. lsssr
lincoln, EN- Leenins &c Llneoin VT
Leeoh, Ell Logan, jsa I~nherssn "A
Lincoln, Elijah LouShfsy. Jno Lord an
Lasslls, Capt Il LillSy, 10 D LScasi. 4
Ds Luoas, Jno Lowthsr, I d
rsuSnTn, ~ Lane, Lyon, rhso
Leroh Lake, Jno howe Warren
Lord EP Loas,JW
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/ NssAAA8s WI ~. ".
ERAFKEIN = CO.,
| 6E
q H = Z q r a D1 -,
- Psn.sylva..s av:..s (nerth sids)
BRAZILIAN PR BBLE spEcrAoLxs,
correctly sutsd 70 the particular eouditioa Of ii,
| visual organs
MILITARY PIELD 3LAB6ES,
ior day or night
MlCROBC PBS,
single or compound.
0rEkA aLAssRs,
with the hnsst aohromauo lsnssa
STERE0sC0PESs snd yiEWsi MATHRMAT
MENfs, coMP ASSES, BA BARoMRfEks. THES
sSMEIEss ssHI.s.I! = ,,,s e. " the '' Ne. 70. n
ITO THE cITzENs OF aEoR0EToWN, D. G
ios Of money u sia Of he aaIoa.I Ha;anssssS: Ss
There are many rsssops why we should do %. Oar
proximity 70 the seat OF Government the large
which na,. been appropriated Dy Coz grsss tor ths
BE- forgotten III suoh season q. IL present.. lie
aHS siSsss y
q nj. dSsrss sae Snossss oas:. sS g
Thsss are, however, but secondary considerations,
and We need not pr ssnt motives and principles o.
psias ii loyal man hsrs md s; ss~S.Is % nS 90 Ii
srd prosperity to .. The ssats' Of our Ono' happy
Rvsy oi,issn Of ths town k rsspssthalIy requested
" oall st the FarmsIs MsohanIos' Bank, the Bank
Of Conusrcs, or On the Clerk o. tbs Town Hall and
nh nal nina hail vvlIl
Allow, which VII n due ssa.on b placed a lie di'
possl Of the aoysrnmsnt. This opportunity VIII o.
SsS. % a g ss sp:n
icr oon,ributious By psrsous duly suthni,sd to
'''' '''''''' 'sissSisf 1Esaf ADDISON.
ySak &M; IA!nRiv A1sSivRr. ,..
!ypsoT MITcHBlL,
sgSei sg5eaEA Il ffSsH4 sfSSHH4.
S.gss,scSsLy q. Ys w.ssL,, o.. Ausu''a, 1894
WA'A"Ds
WINE SALOON,
As0 EIGHTH STR1ET.
Near Ps~nsylu0Sid AosssIs.
WARRINGTON, D. G.
,msoaAI11Gis O.,
German, French, aud OataWba Wihes.
,h.s s,'sSs :s.:s e sP,qsss qS.s ''' and m W.:
NIOrICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN CopsFtnsrshlp hsretofors existing between
LYLE COFFIN b this day dissolved by mutual
consent JOHN q. LYLE,
J A. COFFIN.
John q, Lyle still oourauss the bushes. nj the
old stand
wAsHissrou, July II, lse. jy2s
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CITY COunofDe.

1t seems that BY means Of sending expressly
for several members OF the Board Of Aldermen,
that body sucoesdsd in getting q quorum to.
Ssss.s Ss,ass a. very late sr whom the following
The Chair (Nr. Clsphans) laid before the
Hoard message from the Mayor, setting forth
that an imperative necessity. for the speedy
perfection the annual tax bill induced him TO
tion OF the amendment proposed thereto, mAk.
ing an additional levy for the purpose OF o3ef.
Ing bountles to encourage enllstments. The
aot Of May 18th. 1870, provides that no tag shall
Of one per cent. Ths aot of Nay l7th, isls,
extends the Same provision 10 oil personal pro.
psrty, except for special purposes therein
enumerated, and sfter providing for al objscts
ward shall bs expended therein and no other.
The power to lay special tax 10 thus limited
TO few cases, under none Of which can the
proposed amendment be olasssd. The Mayor
with any objection from the citizens Of wash.
ington, but he 10 seriously apprehsnstvs that
sales Of property for default in payment Of
taxes under the operation Of the amendment
may and will be sci aside and made void, bs..
enumerated or provided for In the charter.
The Mayor then suggests the propristy Of sim.
ply adding to the tax levy the amount by way
Of addition necessary to realize what may bs
required without reference TO any purpose or
any. intended application Of the money.
Tba tax bill wss then taken up, and the Board
refused to concur In the amendment proposed
by the Board OF Common Council.
The Board also reosded from its amendment
10 the bounty bill.
4 bill making appropriation to pay 8. Fulton
passed.
Mr.. semmss offered the following, which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed
10 enforce the law In reference TO members ab.
sent from the meetings Of this Board.
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Bunions, Club and lnvertsd Nails, Vascular Ex
cresenees and all Diseases Of the Feet, successfully
treated BY DR., WHIrE, the well known Chropodlst
street
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B0aking ARtes,

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silyer-the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
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THB GAIETIEa.

Lots Temperance Hall, E street. bsDs.~
Ninth and Tenth,
Eov bsias rapidly dseorsssd And AttsA sp - -
FIRST CLASS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT.
WIN opso for ths season
On Monday EvsainS, August ~,
~ ths great. Fanily Resort Of the City, with shs
y bs
stoIs, Comedians, AorobAts, Gymnasts, aad Psno
mlmsi.ts- Promioeut amid this ssl.sy Of tsisnt b
Msd,dis Aariistta k.vei fsttIs stewart
Ths beautiful zsnfret:a Andrew Leeyi,
Mis- Fanny Ellison Nous, Paul Cane
Abs Kate Lee The bSisrist brothssy
THE STARS OF THE ARTISTIC WORLD,
Embpsoirg every va,isty Of psrfoi usaaos,
condensed In one eatsrtsisnsnt
for one psios Of admission.
Ing The citissns o. W .:hinstos = model pisss q
opportunity ot taking their families 10 witness .
UNIQUE AND MRRIroRIous EIHL
BITIoN,
sonnss In sn:ssis: nd oOse.T s.iis q tss -
7. W; Allfnson. .........."......,....T Trses.rssi
sam an sss.ss'''' s..ss 1sssi'
F..E 'a0ns'4P. Il =: e0sos.T'
GARDEN ADJOINING MECHANICS HALL.
Maryland Auswss, nssr As cpso' 0od~L
The .ndsrdSnsd rsspeetfully informs ths Pablo
that b hAs nads arfanSsmsets that On every WE'D.
NRSDAY sad SATURDAY EVENING, sfsr he
concerts st Capitol Garden olossd, part Of ths
Maine kand w, give &, and Promsnsds Couosrt
at The abovs named plaos. Chotos RsfreshnsaN
constantly On hand. ~ Ths Garden viii BE- bseu.
TRULY Illuminated.
JOIN BECK,
Oo-l9 Propgsstos.
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Buying.
Washington

The Farmers and Merchants Bank aud the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes of the denomns-
ton OF one dollar and upwards.
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DIED

On the 18th inst. ROSE daughter of William
and Anna Dyer, aged six months aas~The
funeral will take place en- Sunday evening 10Th
inst, at 8 clock, from the residence of Robert
Crupper, on Cameron street. The friends Of the
family are invited 10 attend
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b. the arrival Of the French steam frigate
/ Massena at New York we have news from Mex,
leo to September 26 Gen Forey arrived IL
Vera Cruz on September p, and will virtually
supersede the French Minister Saligny, who is
suspected Of turning the Mexican war TO biz
private advantage The landing Ct the new
French troops on the coast Of Mexico was pro-
ceedng slowly, 5000 only having landed to the
time when the steamer left There have been
several skirmishes, seven miles from Vera
Cruz, b,1t without decisive results. The bulk
Of the Mexican army is said TO have disbanded
after the death OF Zaragossa.
On the night Of June 26 an attack 7gas made
by japanese murderors Oh tie residenc, of the
English minister at Yedo The English sent
mel and corporal Of the guard were both muir
dercd Il turns out that the doer Of this
shameful deed was one Of the japanese guards
who Was detailed to watch over the embassy,
and who thought to avenge his friends who fell
at Iedo last year, by numbering the English
minister
Ca plain William l.. Hudson, Of the Z. s.
Navy, died suddenly on "Wednesday night. in
Brooklyn. He was about 70 years Of age, a
native of New 7 ork, and had spent most Of
his life in active service, having entered the
Navy in 1916.
The draft in Prince Georges county, Md,
took plac. on Wednesday, at Marlboro Five
hundred and twenty five were drafted out OF q
list cf eight hundred, and among them a large
number Of secessIonists.
The export Of salt from Turks Island, the
last week Of September, exceeded 10000
bushels
The Gimor House, Baltimore, has been
taken by the Government for hospital pur-
poses.
The total receipts Of the American Coloniza-
ton Society for the past month were S2O46,6 81.
Young " erdman, Of Washington, who acct
dentally shot himself last Sunday, is not dead.
On the contrary strong hopes are entertained
OF his recovery.
The New York Herald says:-''It is very
evident from all we learn from Capt. Hagar,
that the Alabama will, if not fallen in with,
CAPTURED and destroyed, become the terror OF
the Ocean. Her speed appears to be unequal
Cd both under steam and sail. Her sailing
qualities as reported are superior to the speed
Of nine tenths Of our steamers IN the navy,
and under steam and canvass combined: 1t Will,
take the Vanderbilt or vessels OF similar class
to do anything with her in chase. Her bat
terry is very formidable. =
While Gen. Kearney was unquestlonapy
brave, and had served ably in Mexico and the
present war, it is said that he was somewhat
eootistical aud OF dissatisfied disposition,
This is indicated in his late letter, though he
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NOTICE.-T undersi gned having qualified
~ as executrix Of Isaac George, deceased, no.
titles all persons indebted to his estate to make
immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against the, estate Will please present
ELIZABETH GEORGE,
Executrix Of I. George deceased,
oct S-eo6t at Mrs Thomas Payne sc.
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7ncAr.-At the last meetngof the common
oon0c;I Of this place, the following resolution
nassed.-That the Committee on the Poor
- Instructed to enquire if any contrabands
bsro been sent to the Aims House, and by
rbo.e authority, and report the facts 10 the
rtv Councils. We learn that the private sub
s,;nt;ons for the beneftof the Orphan Asylum
have been very liberal.
TIE CONCERT by the Canterbury company,
bet nicht, for the benefit Of the Orphan Asy
INN was a. complete success. The house was
crov|ed to it's utmost capacity, and numbers
we're turned eff at the door for want Of room.
The entertainment was excellent, and reflects
great credit on the company, the order was cx-
ccIent, and the whole affair passed of IN the
most satisfactory manner. We understand that
The receipts were $685. To the ladies,
10 oTassrs. PercivaI, Parker & Co., and TO the
Committee who have been SO untiring in their
ezertions on behalf Of the Orphans, the COM
munity are under obligations.
Cry MARKER veal and pork in good
uppy at unchanged prices: mutton scarce at
]jcts a pound; on advance. Vegetables in fair
SUI ply-prices unchanged, Poultry-chickens
Sl(150 cts u piece-Ducks, 374(050 cts, Il
pece-Gcese, 75(0lO0a piece Partridges 50
cts. pair-Wild ducks 3744(950 cts for Sum
mcr and Grow ducks Apples plentiful at 3733
g 50 cts peck.
ROBBERY. The residence Of Mr.. Benjamin
Waters, on Cameron street, was entered this
morning about clock, By soldier, and an
overcoat and hat St len from the hall. Chase
was given the thief but he escaped.
Elvood Fisher, distinguished as a political
writer Of the extreme States rights type, dlei
recently at Atlanta, Georgia. He was the au-
Thor of an epitaph for the American people, as
follows" Here lies free people: who lost
their own liberty by trying to give liberty to
the blacks
The Common Council Of Boston having IN
creased the bounty to be given to volunteers,
drafting in that city has ceased,
Senator Salisbury, Of Delaware, having
heard that charg es touching his loyalty were
On file in the War Department, has come on to
Washington tolea rn THAT the charges are, and to
demand the right 90 test their truthfulne s.
Hell answered BY Secretary Stanton, that such
matters are turnedIover to Judge Advocate
Turner, and that 3rests are made upon his
suggestion. A ma1 is afterwards tried by a
military commission
The draft is going forward i'll Pennsylvania
by consent of the War Department the draft
Ell men are to be permitted, where they DESIRE
70 volunteer for three years, and thus be emil
lied to the bounty, advance pay, &C., OF vol
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MAERIED.

IN Georgetown, D. c. on the 10Th instant,
Mr.. ". .FAIETTE DARNES toSUSAN Ma,
daughter Of the late Thos Davidson, al Of the
same city.
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C, G. 9 r & q L z 7 i,
:, JOHN T. COOKE,

JOHN T. COOKE
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand a large assort-
/ / ment Of FAMILY ROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON, Of ali kinds; FLOUR BY the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCK WHEAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARDINES, &c, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. ZOE ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-18

NOTICE.-A MEETING Of the stockholders
~ Of the FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Alexandria, will he held at the office of |. L.
Knzcr, Oh Royal street. on Monday the 3rd day
Of November next for the purpose of holding
an election for twelve directors to serve the en-
suing wear. Hours from 10 A. NJ. to II NJ.
r. NJ. MCCORMICK, Secretary.
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