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tIh.lsO.7US.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
VI FOR INF
WEST
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

TXPRFsS TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT
III D~ON RIVER RAILROAD,
pAtty FrNpAYs ESgrTp "a Toilowsi
From Chambers It, From S'ta st.
1900 $50 6OOrw ll.3oAN., $40. 59Or N
Montreal aud buffalo Train, with sleeping cars
,r,,, ,I l,iS ~ ,, NJ XIV wong iC css r.
SCHENECTADY, ROCHESTER,
IlCA BATAVIA,
ROME and Stations on ri FFALU,
ROME aud Watertown NIAGARA FALLS,
Railroad. 81 sfENsION BRIDGE
SYRACUSE,
AUBUEN, GENEVA, CANANnAIGUA.
Pension yia LAKE SHORE, nIFFALo AND
LAKE ~ Ron AND GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORpNlO, DEIholil
CluCAGO, TOLEDO, MlIWNlklE, Ton ~
10, IA CROSSE, MADISON PRAIRIE DU
CWEN. GNLENA,DtSLElrH, puBl " 4, Pro
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MtSDNIlNE IOWA CITY
T ~ SL 81 LolIs' CAIRO fEEEIE mArTf IN.
nIANApULIS, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI,
DAYTON, COLUMNS CLENELANp, and al
points WEST NoKll,,W,E,.St En- s'otA"'''
C,npectp, with Mi ,r 49, "a a, roy With TROY &
BOSTON aud FENS. 81 SARATOGA ROADS i.r
SARATOGA WuI!EiIAALL X, il,NNp; Isl ,,, X
PLNTrsuuRGH OiDLNsyI EGI MONTREAL,
LOCAL TRAINS
Lowe NUN l.Tk hH iH..N"fi
| From ClUuL.T, street. Fu1u IhiU',h street
! p.urHE,uu-iu trains, Is go An. uul 1913 aud
/ a, uui a. and t.i5rN go TN.
P..s-'I. tr.lu, gJJAu - a n. a.L 10 T. y
mtIN'r.M
SU. 5 Ir train, o. a. AN 1910 AN. ana o.ll IN
h4I ElhVHI
~ IREliUT ARRANGEMENTS by this roni
afu.r.n, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, from
tho ID pots BOO CuNMbrHs NHp CNNNL sIRTEIa, ana
at all times as uluorlj' o., mai, By O'h'r Railroad
C.uDrnifg. THE facilities Of tits gre't NEW
YORK ROUTE I. the Wet commend II 10 the
confidence otmorchaut5 m.I shippers for prompt
ness and dispatch. ,,v-r,,
Passenger trains with SMOKING ana sLEtf-
Central Road
FugUaiuyulurr as e. local trains and freight ar
! raucpucuts, Inquire ut the depot, Cs Warren u,
irIptImF1 A. r SMITH, Superintendent,
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DYspEpsh CAN BE F tl;,d =, FL sI',5Is
- VINO uIu' ANNIHILATOR, for the speedy re-
Dlsr Enrs7snepsia, Indigestion Loss Of Appetite,
N Ne, q, and sickness Of the stomach tItuieney
&C. thmanJ eNyacious articles ever discovered for
ngr.eHg ,''ant cure Of that distressing disease
ppYysPEPsiA. Perseverance, with this medicine
viii ensure regularity OF We bowels az all times;
are 40 easily procured, with 40 little regard TO truth
that they can have no weight with a discerning
nublic Therefore, the proprietor Is confident that
a simple trial OF this Remedy will establish It's
character in the cure Of Dyspepsia over all other
remedies in at the present day. For sale at 40
south Second At, Williamsburgh. To be had in
New York at 81 Eighth ave-; 445 Grand st.; l5o
Allen cor. Stanton st, aud cor. Ave and Houston
81. Price W eenis per bottle. Doat hAl t0try 10,
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STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE-ONE g.
horse power with boiler, a superior eng, me,
male by s. r. BRYANT, but Title used ais "A D,
u.,S power engine, now, Apply T. j. GARDNER
:" We Eg&Iogd Iron Works, lliColumbia 81. apT o.
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ONE ASS AND WAGuN, ANUNEW SET
~ of harness for sale Cheap, aat owner nu4ru
moro use t1rt Inquire iu con .. Wg.I.n 70 and
". .u.tun ave- Brooklyn. a-.'.at
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TyrRrss IRAN ron uAnRisprRG.

Read ~, Hlr-rburgh, Pttsburg, AMI The West
Sleeping cars from jersey CITY through - Pitt
ltiryh
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no GOLD nrNTEh~ IGOR SAIr-ONF

hp''mt.ioet iu a lu'i huatcr shop, uus du,u, ID
good ly-u,,s .iuutrl 100 S,u Francisco, Ct.; Will
ur sold cheap ifaWUuj for s0uu, ps the proprietor
Us about T. tur1-p 100 ether business Tur further
particulars apply e. Mr. IILNKN WI son, 30.
t.nHi st or address WIN, FuKLEY, 5. T., Cal.
uTIgsIII
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MEDICINES.
4 WONDEEFlI DisrOvERY-
n Mrs VAN MINfTt'S

a NRs VAN WINtiEs
cAru"'tn rr..5t rh.vENTfriyE.
tur .u.y zero RIM - ,.,r discovered for COLD
or AGrE IN the BREAST. F,r sale n the Drug
mhig p clio
EURE YOUR COTGll--tSE CAMPBELLS
- syrup ~ Tar and via Chorryi II is a sure cure
fpr coughs, colds and sore throat; try H. only 20
cents a bIit.n-to be had only ~ CAMPBEILs
Drug store. corner sth ave. ami path a., aud No
DONAlD5 Dry Gl,,l store, 800 u VERY, near an
uot AS, iIr saI", FUHMhS5 RliEl MArlC
LININLNI Pr,c Il cents pr bottle. malj 2Ill9
DR. BONE, % WEST TENTH SION.
SUM lion. brIurHtN ulcerhteI Threats,
Iais g h'u.l. AMI ell ,.aaos q the heart, lunls,
liver, Iu'' s, female complaints, Cd ulcers tn
n'f., ." - u- and All sk diseases cured. O.hce
hours irun l. g. mia 2i'lhT
nR VAN lIAMBTRTS. FEMALE MONTH";
10y PILLS are a safe remedy foi obs rictiou,
&c., from cld, or any cause : per box. For
cnuihs colds, Sc Ayers Cherry Pecto-a.. For
srruiuls, rhc'tnStIsm, &c, Kenedy'H u -,oycry ;
"''h 81 at GuIoS's l2I Bowery, \. Y. mi i!a,'
EOE lllf PILES.
br. ~. AVIS El,rtr,.. IL certain cure
"r P..'s t"'rvHuo1a. and L'.. compliant. Sold
nF !. &. WELLS a. go, lll fs,ukuntt mi 1t
~ IflINM- M'l'ul office a-5 F,u i g. 81
door u"m tl' B'w,ry, between B,v,ry nul Lrusl-
way. Hpi i1u,'ih
INNAI D-YOu WILL GET TIE RECIPE
'Hr aaI" cure tHr C..,.Ia. t...a & lHti. ti. DE
a... .uI.ry O., u. Abe. aI P,uI 4 \. Y.
81. .I..tt fee, WRIT .YrIr i..ps .u,l t.uu--
,a'' ma2i2nuIla
NOTICE 10 LADIES
~ Dr .. ". BROWSE, ~ .'tl ave, ~. Is
year. Boo practice, w.. treat scientifically every va
irlN "' ."''' DIS ''', &C.. NM" tl'g'ilp
Plead READ READ
~ \ st.r nud reliable medicine. D.. CHAP
MANS .'lIH'nI HmV.HuI Group HuI cough tyr-
~ t..I viii success Tor the last a5 yr,ts uu joe
70 ig f' i' a." 1.Il. '..' th' h.7t On. ' boo"
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS

Passengers from or g. L.ye.puI, by tie following
first class packets Iips, saiIiu ON the
o. ant 2ith OF each mouth.
AIr.ulo, Cu'bv,tr. Rls,ius,
\ .tHUi1, C.uururc, JOIN Bright
% W.oIs, Chancellor, Thornton,
B.lf-twttrr, Gov .tittiHr, Universe.
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SYgEHPING.

. tsTEALrt KANGAROO LINE, FOR
a Nal. uu.. D., b. D. ATLANTIC I.JJ tons.
ssh. s.. .u M.l-i -i.E, o.. li.i On a. ''!nh'"-
date JOYS mrrc s,rN', cabin pas'fu ~ ar.
IA puttu au... y ~, h. n, or H. MAILER
LORD r QrEKEAN. ios wal st. AL 5lOt
CHEAP PASSAGE TO AND FROM llV-
- erpool bv tie Old Back BAL Line ui Packets;
tho cir ,er ship GREAT WESTERN sails from New
Y0'E on the 10th Apiil; for passage apply 70 ia
COB WILSON, los south t. aplO CHS
EOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAPS-
COTS Line. Snip BENIN. ADAMS. at pier
8 East RIVER, sails tor Liverpool t1.mgrpw, and
ship VILLA FRANCA," At pier Il, p RIVER, sails
nr London ts-morrHw. For passage, IT low rates,
apply T. TAPsCOrr 4 CO., - South st.apln l'lia
IGOR LvERPOO1-OLD BLACK STAR
Lino--The packet ship LIZZIE Holman, lying
tper u. East RIVER, sails Apr 5'h. For passage,
rr's to WILLIAMS & GJiON, ~ Fulton 81,
mhi2 2ihc'ii.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
P.sonIcrs from or :, Lye.p,n, by TIE following
first class packet sIips. saiu ON the
81 ant 2ith OF each mouth.
AIr.dio CIn"v,tr Kas.iq'
f. .w.ois, Caanra11r Thornton,
B.lf.,wptrr, Con tutIur, Universe.
DRAFTS ON IIF ROYAL BANKS
oF IRELAND, ltarR ENNKtNg Co.. ANu ALL Parts
~ Es.'.,,r A,p Sort NNu.
mills 'i'c'in5 WILLIAMS 4 81 los o Fr.'og =
L on LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Tho subscribers continue 10 grant certificate, of
rusulro & uni from Liverpool, by their U,urite
.nr Hi packets c.inps.sins iu pant the following
M rNP.Curr. EMERALD ISLE. ALBION
bEi NuNDlDllL MANtliLsiEN VICTORY
urNJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, BOYD,
INuIkW LiTrRshA FLOWER CAMHRIAN
. o. 81 boil q .UH. AID. f I'D.
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4 attic house and store on 18Th u, near llth Az,
Brooklyn, opposite the Stables Of the Couey Island
X. X. Co., splendid location FOR business; price
!, 500 part cash; also vacant ltts Tor sale low.
Apply on the premises Df D. J. NORRIS, builder.
AM CsIy4
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MONEY LOANED OUT
$lOO.OOO

mort gage, In sums t. suit asl houses, lots and
farms, and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and
exchanged, ut W, IL, MIrCHELLS Real Estate
Ohce, II Cedar st. near Broadway. aps Aae'lSS
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T ODGlNGS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
- Good, clean sing .c and duub.y hcilud rooms.
Board from 81 30 b. - per week, s.u-.c Iuums 10
let, by the night ur week. L'lsnss q 10 'outs II
10 Oak st, near Pearl st. mh4 2itg'l2I
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ron SALE AND TO HET.

4 SM.LL HOUSE, WITH { Full LOIS
; ID ground. i.r s.ir At E.ztuourur Sra JI-
,'y. p.'.. slluu, $500 GOSH. tie tururr nY bond
nnd mort, e, ID I..rrd. with privilege & pay
ncnt IN sums of &J0 and upwards Bolts leave per
z. \ X five tmes daily; fare 10 cts. Appyt y X
KELLOGG, 20 u aver IT. y Y, VI ~ J COOLEY,
AGENT. y izHhftbuDrt AMI fs1UI
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CD 6O CHEAPEST BOARD, NICE
V(sCO rooms, with good board, ~ % a. - q
week aud upwards; mmilics and ladies suited less
than any other house; nice parlurs with piano, IS
Lispenard st. near Broadway aud Canal ST. also
Waterman aud lodgings cheap, APPS Aae'2oI
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CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE--ONE OF
- Su.orH No, 2 machines FOR sale cheap gs the
parties are going !uto other business. Inquire lO2
Bayari 81, "a lolr. InL5 2iaC'lGl
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The & A. VI HNrr.-s Tram from " York ar
rive- IT It,rri-hur. 1t ! T. ", connecting East ami
West uu l.un-y.v ,ua Central Railroad Northern
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A GROCERY TO RENT OR 10 LEASE, IN
SD M, about 26p fest east VI the 9TH ave, $50
vt ais" the upper part oitwo neat dwelling houses
wit. crotln water on the noor, In sJd ~ about
300 feet eat - tfh ave, ~ rent. Apply g. Mrs y.
j. LOWERY, on the premises. spg Oils
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NOTICE 10 LADIES
~ IN. >. VI. HEuWNE, -3I.' o. ave, Ny, -
year. Boo practice, Val treat scientifically every va
IIltr o. i.utlo Disease, Sc. uI3u gIl'lIu
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DOIAIOES FOR SALE-SWELI CIDER
pure cider vinegar; drel apples, A.l .yI
country produce Goods delivered hco o. y.trt,
iu amy IUt NJ the city. HYDE & CO.,
t2U 2i.H'lOJ 40i Greenwich st. y Y.
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Dr. ir.iAN'S El,rtr'.- is a cer,n'n cure
~ PCS Cn'lvouoa4. and L,.. compliant Sold
uF = g. WELLS a. 60, llt fs,ukIintt mi 1t
br IilINN~ M'li.l Office. a-7 Fru DO g. %
door from tuo B,w,r, b,,aocl B,w,ry ana Lioad.
way np1 i3u,'iIh
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'Hr .I" cure iHr t.',.LH, .4, & .IUfI .jtI.iI.
o. ... uifpy o., u. AI.E, a.t P,rl t \. Y.
o.. .'..tlt free. writ. YrII i.Hps .uI,l tluu--
YNNs. r..pI p!,.sII3
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

4 STORE ASu DtEL.iNG ROOMS. W.
- cu.t "a, .'t; Doe. '.. OLD .H.'r H.l'. H.aa
f.uuy f.r Hir.. .t.. Htl..Es fg ..l.l.
$50. 81 u ..1u g. .lp ~. o T,Au n, btta,,I at.
and Gth avs. al2 2i1,'1ls
Door store. hausr and Iat a. Grand, cor. of 2d st.
WiIIinmshurgh now lrns gool PORK business.
Apply ou premises mNi2 4'c'lli
DUILDING LOIS ON BERGEN HILLS
- nicely located, near Jersey CITY and II 'token
by horse cars every few minutes, Vt South Bergen,
Hudson city, Union HI, Se.-sV.d ueI lhhuru.ud,
near churches, s,. sii- and stores. Pee $50 l.
$500, easy terms. Apply at 81 w.t,rst. S.Y.
rh5l zil,'l23
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DRAFTS Oh iHf ROYAL BANKS
oF TREiASp, ttarrR E,SKtNs Co.. ANu ALL rAHrs
~ ES.',sr Asp SHurtNNu.
rI' % 't,r'iI5 WILLIAMS q a. los 90 POTION -.
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LIZ
CASTLE 81 COOKE g,
4. WORTH.

Dealer in General Merchandise, Ho Hawaii. Ships supplied
with the shortest notice, reasonable terms
Bills Of exchange wanted. 261-ly
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WILCOX, RICHARDS & co.

Ship Commission Merchants dealers in General
Merchandise. Keep constantly on hand full assortment
of merchandise for the supply Of Whalers and Merchant
vessels.
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Commercial Advertiser.
Deal Gently.


Deal gently the suffering,
And freely let tan
Ills plaint greater than his
Perchanee thou knows, all
Thou weapon hurled
The poison dart
None saw God, twas only feIt
By poor, tarobbing heart
Deal gently with the suffering.
He erTed-t may be true;
stay reproaeh when God corrects,
Man need punish too
Perhaps he not err-thy sight
.- ... IL stO-t-jadge fast
crystal soul may the Shade
Suspicion there hath
Dea: gently suffering
Not known;
That bitter fount which feeieth tears,
The heart know alone
Grers outside behohis
o, God the inside strife
f. only guessed At rerds
10 twain the thread Of life
Deal gently With the suherngi
Re thou
That In ks sorro~s thine soul
Unmurmurinz endure,
a-s What in seems,
In Gods may Be bot moans-
Tie utteranee % anguish which
Can only pray in groans
Deal gently suHtrng-
.- -. Be cautious 20 rsprove.
There's gall enough within his wound
Pour there the balm Of love
One drop sympathy sincere
A may calm
'Tis oil upon troubled
Pour pour precious balm
Florence, Italy, 1855. -EeWarE AdO.
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ADVERTISING TERMS.
. All adve mcuf. pm ya bic in advance. n

Sls aiyts no excen lOline spaoe hrs; nserOn.sl On
Zach subsequent insertion ........-..-.- 80 cts.
QCARrERLY viii be charged the following rates,
payable a Of each quarter:
For SQUIRE space per quarter IS o.
For one-ourth a column, per quarter. %
For one-haf column, per quarter. $50 90
Fer whole column, quarter. $50 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-09

authorities aaI occupied by the Federal troops
on the morning Of Friday, the 9Th inst. The
Federal hotilla. after the evacuation Of Fort
Pillow, proceeded down the river to Memphis,
and arrived at a point about mile above the
city on Thursday evening. The next morning,
the commander discovered the Confederate
fleet, consisting OF eight vessels. lying 1T the
leyee, ana Immediately attacked them. The
engagement lasted only one hour and a halt,
and resulted in the destruction Of all exceptc
Of the Confederate feet. Their crews endeay-
ored to escape to the shores, bit were mostly
captured Soon after the engagement. the
mayor formally surrendered the city, and q
Federal officer took military possession.
The latest dispatches from Gen. -lcCIellan's
army represent that al was quiet. The Con
lelerates en- leavored t. stop the reconstruction
Of the bridges by firing GA the workmen, but
the work was steadily progressing notWltIl5tan-
ding. The Confe>lorateS opened with artillery
on Gen. Sumner, pickets on Saturday, his Oh
vision having been moved to u more advanced
position. The firing soon ceased, not having
accomplished anything Deserters report that
there was great excitement in Richmond during
the latter part OF the week. in the apprehen-
sion that the freshet in the james river would
allow the Federal gunboats to pass the obstruc
tons and reach the city
Gen. McCleIlan's official statement Of the
Federal loss at the battle Of Fair Oaks is as
follows: Killed, eight hundred and ninety F.;
wounded three thousand six hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven missing, one thousand two hundred
and twenty-tWo: making grand total OF killed,
wounded and missing Of five thousand seven
hundred and thirty-nine.
4 dispatch dated Front Royal, yesterday,
says that scouting party OF Gen. Shields 5
division reports that Gen, Jackson's Confede-
rate army, reduced to five thousand men, pass
ed through New Market three days ago Gen.
Fremont was following closely, capturing Wag-
ons prisoners and supplies.
Dispatches have been received at the War
Department stating that portion Of Gen. Nit
chel s army attacked and drovea Confederate
force from Winchester, Tenn, pursuing them
to Chattanooga where battle took place, de
feating the Confederates with loss Of their
baggage, ammunition and supplies. It is be-
lieved that other and important movements
will be made in that quarter. Chattanooga IS
an important railroad centre, in Hamilton coun-
ty near the Georgia line, and about twenty-five
miles southeast Of Winchester
Intelligence from Southwestern Missouri re-
presents that Gen. Curtis is rapidly breaking
up Confederate encampmonts and dispensing
their guerilla bands. Among the recently cap
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO ]
Capital, 100000. Nett Surplus, Sol al
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK.
Capitul 81, 900, COO Nett Surplus, SlGo,11i
DOLICI rs in either OF the aboyc-nalncd COW
{ panies issued, and losses adjusted by the IN.
dersigned. agent at Alexandria, Va. For insn,
ance, apply at 20. rs King street ap-stoirs ~
to ANDRE " JAMESON
my i Inn Agent.
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K EEP co L!

ICE! lCE!! ICE!!
FFguE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLp4
/ sure in informing his friends and the pulG
generally, that he has made arrangements TO
Keep constantly on hand supply Of ICE dur.
ing the season. Persons desiring the above ar
ticie can obtain it by calling at his depots, No
llo, King street, between Washington and s.,
Asaph. or at the old depot, Oh Fairfax street
under the old Watch House, opposite tAe
Adams Express Office:
NV 13-4m P. G. HENDERSON.
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FE1RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
i PERTY IN THE CITY OF ALEAAN.
DRIA, VIRGINIA-By " Tue OF deed Of
trust, bearing date the Goth day Of October,
1859, and by consent Of parties, the undersigned,
Substituted trustee, viii, on S4TqRP4Y, the
18th dav Of yu11e 1862, ut y clock, a., in front
Of the 5Iayors office, in the city of Alexandria,
go sell at publc auction, the threc-story BRICK
El::# D DWELLING HOUSE, No. As North Roy
al Street, in the city Of Alexandria, and the lot on
which it stands, fronting Oh Royal street 81 feet
/ inch, and l23 feet inches deep, lately occn=
pied by James S. French. This IS one of the
most complete and comfortable dwellings, III the
city of Alexandria, situated III central location,
near to the market, and in pleasant neighbcr-
hood.
TERMS Five per cent. Of the purchase mo-
new and the sum Of $50 in cash, and the residue
in three equal payments at three six, apd twelve
months from the day Of sale, the deferred pay
ments to bear interest and to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser and deed Of trust on the
premises. ALEAA = DER HAY,
my 13-ts substituted trustee.
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The New York Tribune Of Saturday says :
we learn, through private channel in which
we confde, that the Unionists Of Texas will
soon be heard from We understand that their
arrangements for restoring their State to the
Union have been quietly l~atured, and that
they have ere this thrown the old flag to the
breeze under the lead Of Gen. Sam Houston"
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mo THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRIA.
/ We beg leave to call the attention OF the
citizens of Alexandria TO our large and well Sc
lected stock of GROCERIES, CONF rising every
article usually kept in a well regulated grocery
house All goods delivered on board the boat
free Of charge.
GEO. & THOS. PARKER s. 60.
Washington my 2l--lm
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.r-o> WASHINGTON AND Allen
$500 s-.l-z.-!z DRIA-Thcsteam \ Dung Amer
lea will leave Fowle's wharf, Alexandria, at I: ,
and II A. NJ. and l, 3 and p. NJ
Leave the foot Of Eleventhstreet, " ashinSt0A'
at S and 10 A. NJ, Il NJ, and 2 t and 6 P. NJ. -
Fare. 10 cents; round trip tickets. 20 cents.
nv 26-tf f. A. RYTHER, Captain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-17
LIVE STOCK.
ER EIGHTY S

nroversaud Farmers y u fir this The mostaavan,
tageout route 60 live stock. tarHclahs fArds Wen
wAtered aud supplied with ever! convenience nave
he open 81 lif opnoctlens IN every
qItont i4 il paf4 thtir waHt# ftom FsrrishurRh,
here viii br found every conyehivtae tor feeuinE
.tl,d resting choice II offered o. tie phiL9Dr
PHtA, NEW YORK and BALI lhoik ma - 81 ..
tAis viii also be found the shortest q}4fkESl ana
aesi direct for Stock TO New York III Alien
tuwnl-apa with fewer changes than any other.
ENoGH LEWIS .GeneraiSupt.. Attoona Pa
l.. H. HOUPT. Gen Ticket Agt ,Phliadeiphla
Ii. III. HOUSTON ,Gen'lFreightAgt.,Phn ,Phnsdeiphia.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-06

Gen Ha.Ieek has issued the following order
for the government of the various hospitals in
st. Louis, in which the sick and wounded Con-
tolerate prisoners are confined
l.. They shall continue to be treated as heretofore in
every respect iu the same manner as our own sick and
wounded.
so volunteer nurses or visitors shall b. admitted er-
c-pt those who are known o. be loyal person. md who,
by their previous efficiency ia the hospitals have proved
their capacity sGG usefulness. The discrimination shall
be made - the surg on ia charge OF each hospital, and
tne uuubeI of slra nurses ana vi Itors shall be lin ted
with a view - the best interests of the sick but all per
sons thus admitted either regularly or occasionally, shall
be required to subscribe their names. ia a BO0k provided
Tor ths purpose. to tEe Usu4I declaration OF allegiance as
prescribed in article sixth OF the Missouri State COnven-
tGil, October Iar1. 1861.
u. in eases OF severe and dangerous Illness Of any
prisoner Of war, who has relatives In the city, the near
esf of sgea E~e-etiNss shall be admitted 90 se. him. but
without l0 ding intercourse with other prisoners. and
under aaeh other restrictions a. may be imposed by the
surgeon ra cEH--e.
I7taalgla-e l-s a r~anRsDeu.. a list Of names of those
prs neIs Who are considered dangerously ul shall be
GAly Ead- out gg tine surgeon in charge, and plao i 10
iIe hands of the d~o1iAeepe- TOR tHr inspection " luuri--
ing friends. dEiv. between the hours OF and 8 g. NJ.
The persons admitted under tbs rule shall enter their
aIngs IN book provided for the uurn9se, Stating the
the casso parents % rrai1Hrs and sisters Of tie sis., not
more than 1a- relation snail be ADMITTED under this rule
20 vsi av individual.
Ill SuCa c~e-gtiueT as may be d~siguated by prisoners
Of war vfI be allowed 90 visit those dangerously sick,
Fv0ri4ld obey subscribe 60 The aatb Of allegiance a. afore.
scid Chspiainsl prisoners Of war, VIII not be required
20 subscribe rder allegiance.
Ey raMuaufa If t. General Eairck
MI MCLEAN.
Assistant aeiIrauLEeuaF5l