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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-18
NUMBER l7o,

The first session of the thirty seventh Con.
gress closed yesterday afternoon, about two
o'clock, by adiiourning until the first Monday
in December, The bill suggested by President
Lincoln, looking to the gradual emancipation
of slaves, was notacted upon, and the bankrupt
bill, the bill to admit West Virginia into the
Union as State, the bill to provide for ma
tional currency, and others of less general In
terest, were postponed until the next session.
All the appropriation bills were passed. The
bill providing for the discharge Of political
prisoners which passed the House, was
amended in the Senate, but failed to receive
final action in that body, and therefore did not
become law Both Houses passed bill, to
take effect on the first Of August, providing
that all postage stamps and other j. 5. postage
stamps, shall be received for all dues less than
FIVE dollars and which may be exchanged for
T. S notes The bill also prohibits all pri-
vate corporations OF banks from issuing notes
of less denomination than one dollar.
4 letter in the New York Herald, from
General McClellan's army, referring to a flag
of truce to Haxalls Landing, says:-"Our
sick and wounded who were left prisoners at
Haxail's Landing affirm that they have as
much attention as they would have expect
ed from our own surgeons and nurses Dr.
Cullen. of Richmond, is the medical director
The answer of the majority Of the members
from the border States to the Presidents pro-
position respecting emancipation, was signed
and presented yesterday. This is the answer
of those border slave State members who do
not agree to the proposition. But they prom
ise to lay it before the people Of their respec-
tive States, to be considered by them in refer
ence to their Interests and honor.
The confirmation of Col. James S. Jack
son, of Kentucky, upon the recommendation
of his commander, Gen. Buell. met with fierce
OPPOSITION from some quarters-he is charged, it
is said, with dislcyalty Mr.. Lane, ofIndiana,
defended him, Gas did some other Senator's
and said, IF Jackson was dsloyal, he was. -
The ground for this charge against Gen. Jack
son, proves to be remarks made by him at the
Border State meeting on Saturday evening,
where he said: ''Hhe army of the West is
conservative; they fight to maintain the Gov
ernment, and, when they have overcome those
in arms against i, they are ready to
strangle all who tread upon the Constitution,
or seek the destruction of the Union on any
pretext whatever. He himself had no sym
pathy with traitors North or South, and so
long as there was a man IN arms engaged III
efforts to overthrow the Government Of our
fathers, he was for the prosecution of the war
command. ;" An effort was made yesterday
morning, it is said, to reconsider his conirma-
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rates. Troops have been ordered out to resist
the attack
The Petersburg, Va, Express Of the 18th
states that guns are planted by the Contederates,
on the James River and the banks lined by
sharp shooters, and it thinks the present
position of Gen. Mcclellan may be rendered
unteIaDle
Gen. Lee has issued Proclamation thanking
the Confederate army before Richmond for
their late exploits, stating that their successes
have been great, though at the cost OF many
brave men, and that the result is the rellct OF
Richmond from state of seige, the capture OF
many thousand prisoners, and the capture or
destruction Of thousands of arms and fifty y-one
pieces Of artillery.
The Richmond Dispatch says - 'lDtorma-
ton has been received that the Federal army
in the Valley of Virginia has moved forward
to Flint Hill in Rappahannock county, and
there formed Junction with portion OF Nc
Dowell's forces. The number Of men now at
that point is estimated at eighteen thousand.
By adopting Rappabannock county as base
of operations, the army may threw force IN
to Page, Shenandoah and Rockingham, and at
the same time keep an eye upon any movement
that might have for it's object the clearing out
of the Valley"
The Petersburg (Va.) Express announces
that Hamilton, North Carolina, has been she'll
ed by the Federal gunboats and considers it
probable that an attempt will be made to reach
Weldon by the Roanoke river, as that stream
is now high.
4 letter from Harrison Landing, dated the
18th inst. in the Philadelph Inquirer, says:
-t!Tast nioht as the United States steamer
John A. Warner, Captain j. Cone, was coming
m from Old Point, and when about four miles
below here. was fired into by at least tull COM
nanv connected to some Of the rifle regiments
Who are apparently swarming below us: Most
of the shots fred struck her, but only some
half dozen above the water line: One shot,
which went through the upper cabin just back OF
the wheel house, was evidently AIMED at the
nilot house. The boat however, making better
time than was anticipated by the party hrlng'
the pilot escaped unhurt. The Paclhc was
also fired into, some few shots striking. tor,
tunately, nobody was hurt on either boat. Al 4
Of which goes to prove what we have repeatedly
asserted-that as the danger to? our supplies was was
daily becoming more imminent, and unless
something some is most speedily done to prevent 50 50
sad disaster, another :baseline OF operations
will have to be established, and another mas
terly movement inauguratedr ;. ~ ..
The expedition to the Indian Territory, lt :
which has already announced; has reached the
Southeastern the extremity of Kansas, has had two
fohts with the Confederates, one at Grand oa-
line, thirty miles this side Of Fort Gibson, IN
which the Confedel ates were defeated with a
loss sixty killed and one hundred, and three
nrisoners The other affair was between the
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Price, only Is Gents each

Never fail TT give satisfaction to all who test their virtue
Prepared At Dr. Hurls Deut,l Once, No. II Fourth
street, Brooklyn Il, b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
REAL ESTATE.
ina USES -
l%I FOR RENT.

Brick House Market street between sth and 9th No.
alb $3.50 90
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard St.,
No. u slS 20
lirek II nuse and Lot on Lord street. third door from
Railroad, No Us, 500 CO.
Brick House on Lord street second door from Railroad
Sid o.
House corner of Church Taylor streets sb5 co.
DO do on Taylor street adjoining the above sou %.
Five Btick Houses of lith street uear Pine Nos COL
OO3 GOO coz aud 60a, each $50 %.
Five Brick Houses On 18th street Lombard, Nos
6Oi 800, 5B1, 5u9 and 81 |, each $40 90.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, each $1,000
frame House adjoining the alley 81 from tavern $3.50 90
Four Frame Houses adjoining The above, each $40 co.
trick H-use On Lombard street between MrCaniley
aud 18th streets, $50 uu.
Blek House W corner of Front ana Thorn streets,
Sl2b %.
Cottag, Al NJ W ot French and IIth sts 70 o.
ek liodse on Ttnall street above Second street. No.
| 2Os STj Ou.
Small Brick oransesres between Third and Fourth
streets. 500 10
Ice House yard on llu street between Market aud
Two Frame Houses l2h and Elizabeth streets, each
| S39 w.
Brick House 'hurch street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, sSl CO.
Brick House No i3ls King street between lslh and
| l5th streets, 800 %.
Brick House. Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood,
fl40 90
Krck House on Market street between 18th and llth
streets, 44Ul uU
Brick stable 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, sos 90
Brick house ON 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House, well finished, with 10 acres OF
land, aud brick stable, near Wilmington, $3.50 90
House and premises at the u. conner OF Market
and Water Streets the tenureof James L. Cox and
NMl' r. Carr, possession on ihe -lth OF March next
Apply TO WILLIAM MrcAULLEY
ieb2s' COG MarErt st.. Wilmington. Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12

Price, only % Gents each.
liberal discount maJo to dealers.
Address Prucipal Once, Tribune Buildings,
No Spruce Street, New York.
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott a Co.. ~ North Second
street A. ). liubhell lllO Chestnut Street, aud IS Al
Druggists
jan l7-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
MIn SkiLl there is SafetY !N
EnM ARn nIcINAI.I..
III. r. Bringhurst's Bulletin.

Wholesale and Rciai Druggta (3l7) Fourth and
Mdrhef street,
CEplALIC PILLS (Spaulding's) s) for Head Ache at H
r. Brinshurst's 81 Market street
BRUMNs BRONCHIAL TROCHES ons Of the best
articles for diseases OF the throat &c. H. H. Brughurste
Drug Store.
TowNsENDs sARsApARlLLA, fresh stock just re-
ceved and for sale by II, r. Brnghurst, Appthecary
WlsHARTS Pine Tree Tar Cordial the celebrated
cough preparation to he had at II. r. Brnghursts Drug
store.
SPAFFoRD'S OLIVE TAR the genuine article to be
had by calling at II. II. Bringhurs's Drug Store
Mrs WlNSaOWS SOOTHING SYRUP now in great
demand for children teething, at H. r. Bringhursts.
FLAsks ior snortsmen-l have fine assortment Of va
rlous Sizes from y pint To mint have Just imported
them and they are the finest quality Of DXOus Fasks
II. Il. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street
BRANDY aud WlllSKEY selected pure aud of hne
quality for medical purposes, by II. X Brughurst.
ELAuGs RELIEF, for the immediate relief pain, at
farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, in Whining
ton on Thursday the Eth day Of October 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
COLD CREAM Tor chappod hands or lips for sale in
sny quantity by II. Il. BrughurAt.
hursts.
aosTErTERs BITrERs, they give general satisactlon
and are now in great vogue II. Il. Bfinghurst
Wholesale aud Retail Druggist
since our last except which has advanced tour cent
per bukhel.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
WILLIAM Fl. NAFF,
-AUCTIONEER.

- - - = Il ~ l. AAALAAe
ID RsPECrFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENDS AND THE
HI public generally that he continues the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
all Its various branches, and Is ready receive
consignment all kinds Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise
al the
Temperance Hail,
E1a Fourth Street. South side near Market SireefJ
WILMINGTON, DELAWAR
Real Estate and Stocks sold al public private sale
Continues his agency for Renting aud collecting rsns Of
houses, farms, &c
Persons wishing rent will do we'll to give him A call
Borrows and Loans Money Commission.
Commissioner for taking proof Of Deeds &c In and for
the State Of New Jersey
Furniture at reduced prices.
Public sales every Saturday at the Auction Room No
East Fourth street
once No West Fourth street. no stairs
N. B-houses Farms and Building Lots for SALE
please give him call. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
AUCTIONEERS.
Real Estate Agency, Auotioneer,
&c, &c,
d. T. RICKARDS

II AVING for many years been engaged in the lower
IL portion ui New Castle county Aueiioneer aud
recently Real Estate Agent Dover, Kent county
oef my services the people wilmnston in the sam,
capacity. have Just taken Office In the
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
WEBB BUILDING,
No. 224, marktt 81 below 3D.. ThIrh stor,

Testimonials can be produced from gentlemen of high
respsrtality and business in regard 10 my qualifications
All whu may require my services and promptness ns
hu AUCTlONEER and REAL ESTATE AGENT, are etr-
nestly requested IN give eAl Myterns in all
will be moderate and by undivided attention aud udefs
gabe exertone which will be my motto ia the tausic
ton OF all business entrusted 10 me, hope receive
share OF pubic patronage.
The people Of Wilmington, and particularly Of Now
Castle County, who hlye Real Estate and goods Of auy
description to dispose Of will ind it to he "a their
Ia give me call. u. r. RICHARDS.
N B-lteus aud collections Of all kinds promptly exc
eutei in all portions of New Castle County,
nov5-ly. DIR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
Bringhurst's Ess. Ginger.

Fully equal to any u the Market Sold at low pfices b,
the rroprietors
Il. BRINGIIuRST, y co.
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
l HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN MARKET srREET-slore and dwelling below
Second street excellent business stand Three story
hck dwelling house between Tenth an Eleventh strse
in KING sfkEET-A modern built brick dwelling
between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets three sores main
aud back buildings bath. rs rate rider generally
good dwelling house South Bst corner seventh and
King streets
IN sHiPLEY srREEr-rhree story brick dwelling
above Filth street, p iee. from 80 feet deep
IN TArNALL SrkEEf-Fout new three story btirk
dwellings above Eleventh stree
IN WEST SrREET- -Four new three story brick l,yst,
ings above Eleventh street.
IN ELEVENTH STR &Ef-Th4ss uaw three ator, bricl
dwellings between TAtnan and West sreets
IN SEVENTH sIREET-A three story brick DWELLING
below Lumbart street.
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine streets
buildings W s''' S'eA
in SECOND sTREET-A thres story brick dwelling
good business stand "
IN lRANDYwlNE ViLLAG GE--Two story brick dwell
ing ~ BTandywne Village would DO exclanred for pr
perty In iowu -
BulLDlNG LOTS "A desirable properly at the corne,
9l Ihd anu French streets suituhe either for building
lots or a sito for n manufacturing establishment
For terms and particulars apply 10
JohN McLEAR < son,
my ~ III Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-12-12
PIANOS,
MeIainotype Portraits

-. -, - - cAetAhObyp pc 1OIGEdlLS
r. fplsflNdulsHEDP PERSONS. More than 100 different
~ Kinds am ng them, Gems. Mcclellan. Scott ndrson
butler Wool, Dix Fremont, Banks, Lyon lenker Mans
heiu slgel Coils. Ellsw0r Mulligan, Curcoran; Pret
1eht Lincoln, Seward, Cameron Sprague Lieut. grabe
Everett Clay Critenden and a large nunbsr Of utbeP
noted individuals They have neat frames Price la
decg l20 Market Sira.t ~ WP,ni,,.,, ri,n,.,