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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
SSTCNEE,S NOTICE,-WoRcEsT,

IA ss-The Third Meeting of the creditors of FRED.
ERIC j. LAWRENCE of WOrcester in said county, an
nsovent debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency
at Worcester said county, on the day
of September CURRENT at ten clock IN the forenoon at
which meeting creditors be present and prove their
claims And the Assignee hereby gives notice that his
first account of receipts, payments ana services Tin
detail in said case, is file in the Registry OF
Insolvency at Worcester in said county
FRANCIS ii. DEWEY, Assignee.
d2ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

q -nESlRARLE FARMFOR SAFE

Ek,;i IN NORTHBRIDGE, MASS-The Farm now
EsssAowned and occupied by James Taft. known as
'he Wheeler Farm situated in the sOutheas erlv part
ofNcrthbrdge on the road leading from providence to
Worcester, and one quarter miles from hitin's
Depot on the Providence and Worcester railroad The
farm contains 2O7 Of excellent land divided into
moving pasturage and tillage with about A. of
woodland part of which is oftwentv years growth; IS
acres the moving is the hest interval land in the
Blackstone Valley. the Blackstone river running
thrcughit The buildings are well located and supplied
with winter from a never failing spring The dwelling
The barn is 100 BY 49, with spacious stock yard and
20 by s. and u story dwelling house 40 by 90 All OF
the buildings in excellent condition The farm cuts
hay enough 20 winter 40 head of cattle and horses and
is well supplis with fruit trees &c Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing good farm are invited TO call and exam
inc this one Price So 500-one half cash, and the bal
ance to be secured by mortgage the farm Inquire
of Charles Bowen of Worcester or OF James TAFT on the
nremses deop&w2w* sep8
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

CLEIGH WANTED-A good style sec
p o. Box Is, with description and price dive So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
Y AN CY CA SIMERE !
For Gentlemen and Boys Wear!
500 BALMoRAL SKIRTS l
BARNARD, SUMNER 81 co.
Offer for sale the largest assortment of Balmorals
Worcester.
And the Cheapest !

We pay no obbers' profit on Balmorals; ours all
bought directly OF the Manufacturers, ard twenty
five cents cheaper than elsewhere in town. diff 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
HORSE SHOElNG.-The subscriber,

"a UhoE bHUEINU.-Ihe SubSrrlDer,
~ having purchased the stock and fixtures OF THoM
H. RICE at No. Al Exchange street, and having
cured the services of ISAAC W0ODC0CK, is prepared
to continue the business of Horse Shoeing lie
bat the best MATERIAL and hopes by prompt atten
ton to the business, to merit liberal share of the pub
lie patronage. .....
81 dim H. Il. WELLINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
ANNUAL FAIR AND CATTLE SHOW,
Thursday and Friday Sept II & Is, 1863

Order of Arrangements.
THURSDAY, l7th-Plowing Match at 8 A. M on the
New Common; trial OF Working Oxen at 10 A. NJ, on
the grounds Of the society; trial Working Steers at
IL NJ; Exhibition of Thoroughbred and other stock in
the pens and Of Butter and Cheese, Fruit Flowers and
Manufactured Articles III the Hall during the day Din
ner IN Agricultural Hail, at O'Clock; and the Annual
Address by Hon. ALEXANDER IL BULLOCK
FRIDAY, Rehabilitation and Trial of Brood Mares
and Colts at do DO Filly and ,ielding Colts at
95 do do Carriage, Family and Walking Horses at 10;
DO do stations at Ii Dinner in the HALL and Report of
committees at vs. ial of speed of Trotr Horses and
Band of Music will be In attendance on both DAYS
Entries for tho Flowing Match may be made till 81 pt
9Th, ~ " P
Admission TO the Grounds and Hail. Thursday 10 cts.
Friday, rs cts,
CHARLES b. RAFT.
Chairman OF the Committee ef Arrange ui.nts
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

DIAPER II ANOiNUo. DoruerS, WINDOW
l. Shades and Fixtures received for the Fall Trade.
and prices reduced Call at the Peoples st for bar
gsins No 22S and $50 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
81 d&wtf j. l.. HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
NRANn RIISH an PARKER,S GAL.

W LERY, for those cheap AmbrOtVpes. We can
make better picture for cents than be made else
where for Is cents -Four good AmbrOtyp with cases
for Is cents apiece All sizes and styles Of Ambrotypes
Lettertypes Cases frames &C. third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere. Union Pictures four different
sizes warranted to suit pay, cheap and good.
COnying dc ne for IS cents If good picture
cali at PABKERS Cheap Gallery
No. 30l Main street,
au24 d3m Only one flight OF stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

MRS. GILLIAkD. AZ Front Street =
AVA Ladies' Wigs, and all kinds of Hair Work, the
most reasonable prices,
Particular attention paid to Cutting, Dyeing, and
Dressing Hair. diff Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

five cents cheaper than elsewhere in town. DIFF 50
fs5,As FARM AT AUCT. ON.-Wil be
EjiiI sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY; Oct.
hzz Z, at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, the Farm
now owned by W. NJ. Lamb situated in the
northwesterlv part of Northhoro, OH Ball Hill cOm-
manding fine prospect Of the surrounding country,
and very healthy location, very and under good
of civilizations containing SO acres, divided in
acres of pastuLng acres of wood the rest and
tllage land The grass all Fngsh and all be cut
by amowing machine There is large orchard OF 2l7
apple trees all grated fruit also good supply OF pears
plums cherries and grapes Welding rom SIS to $40
worth of fruit yearly. viii pasture cows, and winter
l6cows and horse. The milk and butter all be
sold at the door for the Boston market two-story
barn carriage house and she'd all in good repair; well
supplied with neverfang water at house and barn; in
good neghborhood, and school Said farm Is ten
miles from Worcester. three miles from NOrhbOro Cen
tire, and three and half miles from Clinton. Three
ths of the purchase money can remain on mortgage,
desired.
Also if sold at private sale, about Is tons Of Eng
fish hay of Oat straw all the corn planted on
one and hiatt acres all the potatoes planted three
acres looking we 100 bushels of oats and Is bushels
Of beans.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber the
nremses W NJ. LAMB.
go w&dtoct7 L. B. HANSON, Auctioneer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
ROOFING. = THOMPSONS Pa

y - 1IOhI DUN - L II"
~ TENT ELASTIC ROoFING.-Thrs Roofing can be
applied to roofs of any shaDe-either oval, fat,
pitched; ii will not melt ack avoids the OF
sand gravel making clean, smooth surface anl is
very light lin Roofs III be covered with the com
position, making them proof against the weather. and
hpartially worn make them good
Orders for roofing and for covering TN roofs. promptly
attended to by VIM E. CLARK, Agent for Worcester
county. Oic No. go Main Austin street. Worces
ter, Mass diff jyl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

REAUTIFUL LARGE BUILDING
~ LOTS FOR SALE-one Of three acres, and two of
each The three Lot is finely located hav
ing streets three sides, and is splendid site for
handsome mansion. All three are elevated ground,
commanding unequalled prospect, and afford an
sua chance to persons wishing to build good sized
Lot Also, several Lots of different sizes. in various
parts the city, which will be sold favorable terms
au3l dis2w ID. $. MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09
au25 diff Collector sth District Pi Of
MOTTCF-Hayino disposed of nv in

The undersigned having purchased of L. r. HUDSON
his interest in the Lincoln House Bread Store and Ea
ing House. would inform the citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity. that he is prepared furnish them with all
kinds of Bread, Fruit Confectionery, &C.. also with
meals cooked to order at all hours of the cay and
ming. JAMES Nj. CIIILDS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-09

WORCESTER AGRICULTURAL
w SOCIETY.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
ALSO;

At the Same time and place by virtue Oh
4 wntor Lcrar Facias all those three certain iiols
Ground win tn buildings and Improvement n
rrartad lying contagious u tach otntt ~ h'I IL in,
lJiiiou6 uuinIalng tha town ul CillaNlssh' poiNb
Jnre. Lots marked aud numb red on the pot anu plam
II said Rob IT'S Addition number hity-slA my i
and dfty rsht forming one whole square ~ sald p.
or plan Of tYn hundred aud ten feet ~ lrslh auu W.
same in brauth bounded on the east ny t"Hr'H
uf sniI Robsrt's Addition, the north by Nulhu'
trrt nm me west by an alley, aud on the SCUM ny Tue
b1nn,ary u. of sali 1bers Addition TO the town Of
CHitaWIssa. IN -, IN, ,,,,.
prfty Of fru.nln VI HIbJle and Wary Ann his wlie'
SHERIFF's OFFCE, JOSIAH H. I'm rtt.F
Eloomsburg, jan. 10, 1868. '"p
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
Choice Poetry.
Only WAITING.

Only waiting till tho shadows
Are little longer grown;
oniy waiting till the glimmcr
Otthe days last CLEAN has flown;
Till the night ofcarth has faded
From this heart once full of day;
TIL the stars Of morn are breaking
Through the twilight soft and gray.
Only waiting till the rcaprrs
II ave II. last shcaf gathered licme.
For the summer time has faded
and the autumn winds have cone
Gather qlLctly, rcapers, gather
tAi last ripe hours Of my nsart,
For the hi oo,u Of life is wiihyrcd
Aud hasten to depart
Only waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate,
M whose feet long have fingered,
Weary, poor and dcsolata.
Even now hear their footsteps,
ANA their Voices far away;
II ,hiy bid me am waiting,
Otly waiting to obey.
only waiting ill the shadows
Are iitt!c longer grown;
Only waiting till The elimmcr
OF tn days last glcam has down;
Then from out the gathering darkness,
Holy, dcathlcss stars shall rise,
Py whose light my sou shall gladly
Tread her pathWayto the skies
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

| OJ. Vow
ih:laNeluhia & Erie Rail Road.

,riis crfa, linr traycrs's tir Northern and North
v'.t counties Of ryunsylvauIa to Inc citI OF Eri'o
Ia&r ems. -, ,.....,..,.i. p,,,.,,l
,,,,,r,rv aud undur ti. Juspl'ts Is DeIHs IHpi"!
IN, IN I'll thruugh mt It's 'tltfH ! 'nGil, .
is un,y ia Us. fur PASSENGER Hnd tr'Isht hlsIh'Ss
s,n uarr burg tpj!rat, Iut. II! miles, on III, ha"t
~ ui,i.Ion, amt f3un h:lhuId 90 Eri3 GA the West
''' rn,f og pAs,rNu., rtaIss II AJE1nUMBERLANn.
,.u,rr,iu Iy,yrs EI.t - r. VI.
49,, i,','., ,tr,,n =, ii 90
- ''' Wet ) o.
i'','.. Il - A. VI.
,'nfs fi.n through VIII ,H.NGl both ways ON thcse
tr.,ts h tN.ru pIiiHd.lliHu Hnd I"Ik Haven, ana
rll ilur, ,nI lorh lIay n. New ani 'l'g"ht eIc'p'
Ia, t'urs nrr,,upauing tine Express Tram ho,h ways
b ,,ya.u N nluuu-p.t and L"nh'rc' ana "l'''""'s'
port auI iHhu rlpuia. t-, am
,iyattlI.S f. cor. llth aud Market sis
kul Ter Fr.i-lt business oi IL" tunr'ny "E'nHts
80. krg,i,a. Jr. cor. lJlh Uad Market ats fhII.
4. ~. REYNOLDS. Ere
j NJ Brlll Agent \. G. Il. r.. Ea!Imoro:
H. IT, Houston. q nj. IT i-ht AT. nIadclpha'
LOWS %. iluupi, &. ul. Tick AZ thIa"''Pn''
JOS .pl u rutt,. G.al Manager, W iiII'mSpoi"
Jlh ..,,y l.. iJ'J
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
ALSO:
Two other Lots situate in E,py, town

Two other Lots situate in E'py, town
shin ana county aforesaid bounded aud described a.
gar on the w.,t by Lands occupied by Sa"u' iu"Iu'
ON he south hy ul icy, and north by Man stree, no
In r,,k ,,hrrruu are rr,tcdtNu good Frame p"t'lhs
Houses, good EtubGs WIih uul9uIldhss WI" '"1 ~
purttuuUCFs, t,.. ,b, rron.
erty OF Thomas ~. Edgar
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
IN eW York assembly.

The New York House Of Representatives
is a tic Gov Seymour's Message was
sent into the Senate only in the absence of
the organization of the House, On Thurs
day the House voted for Speaker, as usual:
Gilbert Dean, (Dem) Al
Henry Sherwood, (RepD al
And then adjourned.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
AISO:

One other Lot situate in ESpy, township
and county aforesaid fronting one hundred ana twenty
,rt an NIi, street uud one hundred aid clgaiy rect
in depth bounded The west by Lands OF ln""%s " n
,,,,, IA H., n al'y nuI ON the south by Main street,
wnrreun are erected large fIshe p"elnhS unus'
a Frame stable aud other ouibmdihgs WIN '"' "P'
DurlpuanC
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
ALSO:

One other Lot situate in Espy, township
,J opptv ot,rcs2,,, fronting siSry feet Main ST,
End one han,red and eighty er IN depth To- an aIlvy,
b1uuded on the west b. lot Of GROUND b'I"ngih@ ~
- Erobst north asl BY lands Of J. Evan, whrrt5h
are ererted good Frame LOu.e and stable WIN the
auuuTtcHIuCyA.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
AL O:

Two other Town lots lying contagious
90 ra.l .tb,f ni situate ia Epy town. hip and com
f. t,Ir,uII iruaiint AiId street 'in2 one nun.
dr ii uud sjNty five feet in ont and one h""nr'!
IL, ,,nis Of - Fox un il. norm by Isaac CrcvoI.
in-, warr.ou are erected large ria'n"g MIN ana II
l!rga Flui-uIa!, shop, with IN appGrtrn4hces'
IT,SD..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoN FOR u. S
SENAToR.-T Democratic member Of
the two Houses met in caucus Monday
Evening jan. 18th and nominated the Hon.
Chas. K. Buckaew for u, S. Senator on
the 9th ballot The ballotiag were as fol-
lows
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
Educational.
AN ESSAY

READ BEFORE quE TEACHERS INSTITUTE OF
scurr DISTRICT, COLUMBIA co., JAN. 10,
l>O1. pY JAMES X. BRuGLER,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
ALSO
One other Lot situate in E,py, Colum-

One other Lot situate IN LNpy' oluh-
umbu cuuutv slIu Lut being one huuHItu an" ninety
a,N tert in Wt dtp du two huudrad aud tmiy e'l ih
depth bounded n tuDluwsto Wt'-on lhn no'li'ast ny
Ian ia Of john res .lrr on tn north by an Hllty on
M. vosl bv a street. and uH the south by tlc Norm
HrauCh Cuual. are crsrt'du large 81 am Mil, good
Frame nwel,.ug House anA Frame u"rh' win th' hp
uurtunduCgs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
LEVI L. TATE,
IN pLooMSBuRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
OFEIOE
TERMS OF suRsCRIpTIO,

8 ,e aap Briet Bniiag opposite he Erehdnge, BY side
81 he Csgrt Hosse. "DemoofGtte Head Quarters"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-01-24

SW-The rebels admits loss Of 5000 al
FIederiOksgurg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
LATEST NEWS.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.l
Adyces confirm the reports that Generals
Grant and Banks have been reinforced On
Monday last 3 gentleman from St Louis an
nounced before the Union League Of Newark
New Jersey, Il at On Tuesday OF last week Gen.
Heron received despatch ordering hun 70
report with his entire command at Ylck7otlrg,
and he expected to be With Gen. Grant within
ten days
Bv the arrival Of The Cahawba we learn that
six thousand troops from Brashear City and
other points in Louisiana, had reinforced Gen
GRAM on the 3Oth and 3lst nit,
Confederate adyiccs announce that there was
heavy firing heard in the direction OF {'cS6-
burg, on the 18th instant
Col PERCY Wyudham arrived at Willard s
tonight he was shot through the Iegyester-
day, and rode forty miles afterwards, never
leaving his command until this morning. He
led The left wing and captured Brandy Station
and the hill on which Gen. Stuart $ head-quar
ters were located, and then got orders to fall
back, which be did in good order. the Confad-
crates not attempting 10 follow. lie will be
fit for duty in short time, his wound not be
ing serious,
4 private despatch from the agent OF the
Associated Press at Washington, indicates
that he has placed on file at the telegraph
Office in that city, semi official adVlces from
Vicksburg and Port Hudson, but up to this
hour, /. 80 4. NJ, June llth. the dispatches
have not been received. The Censorship, and
not the Associated Press, is at fault in this, as
in most other cases. We hope remedy will
be effected at some future day. In the mean"
time the Wasbingtonians are in exclusive pos
session Of the intelligence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
DrD spT1rFNT OF THE GULF,

Jr;cae nar tie CahaWDa state lhat ie'i'-
1urIv from Brashear city, and other
.;ntS "a the number Of six thousand reached
G'ara] Ranks on the 30uh and 3ls5 OF way;
=. liberal troops thus 0utnum3er the Con
foI four TO one. The Con1ederates are
,ot;ro]g honrnod in and no Succor can reach
,"an7 Th1ir force is varlously stated at from
- ~ thousand They are all we'll suppIled
1.;,b nornmeal, but have feW other PROVISIONS,
,aa on1v small supply Of ammllnIClon' Ii
wqq believed Impossible tor them 10 ho'o OUT
much longer,
,rba ooro))nont meets with some resistance in
Fo)ton county Pa. Some ofthe enrolling officers
1--we booo melted With eggs, Threats are tree
!, made AGAINST their lives. In some instances
thav have been shot at by parties concealed IN
..he woods. and attempts have been made TO
3ntar the officers from the execution OF their
dot;cs The barn Of Vim. II. Powell, enroll
inc officer for Thompson county, was fired by
: gang last night. Il was entirely consumed,
togathec with ali the stock, farming utcn-
sls &c.
Thirty mounted Indians attacked s coach
thirty miles from Salt Lake yesterday. They
killed and scalped driver anu another en-
Dloyee. No passengers we're aboard. They
oosnod the mail bags, stripped the coach, and
ran Of the stock. Troops are after them.
It is authoritati7ely stated that the recent
!. or7er Of the Surgeon General, prohibiting the
use Of calomel in the army, means literally
. colonel, and does not apply to any ether form
]. Of mercury. The preparation known as blue
mass, and some half dozen other preparations
o9 mercury, are retained on the medical sup
ply table.
Gold continued to go down yesterday, and
stocks, except Government securities, partlcl-
Dated in the decline
English advices from St. Thomas Of the 4th
of Nav, state that the Danish authorities on
the Igand were much embarrassed by the &C.
ton Of Admiral Wilkes, who lay off and on
the harbor, With seven American war vessels,
the Wachusett acting guard ship, for the
purpose Of overhauling vessels entering or
leaving the port It was expected that the
Danish Government would demonstrate with
The Federal Cabinet in Washington On the
subject,
Mrs. George Brown, of Baltimore, has just
signifed to the trustees Of the Theological Sem
mary in Princeton, that she wishes to give them
thirty thousand dollars, TO erect a building for
The uss Of The Seminary, 10 be called Brown
Hall, > provided they will proceed Immediately
roerectit, and will complete it for that amount.
There is the highest official authority for
stating that Governor Curtin has received no
authority to raise troops for State defence.
Colonel Evans, Of the End California Regi-
nent, in q despatch dated Camp Douglas,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

LIBERTY HALL-The Great Carncross and
Dixey's MINISTRIES will appear this evening in
their grand Ethiopian entertainments: The
programme is replete with Wit and music, and
IS sure to please every one. All who intend
visiting the Hall should go early # they wish
TO obtain good seats. The entertainment com
mences at 5 O clock precisely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

a~ REWARD.-Los this morning. large
Do purple set CHAIN BRACELET The
above reward will be paid to the finder by lea7-
inq i st this Office ie 1U't#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

i few evenings ago q well-dressed individ-
uaI, in front of Wlard's Hotel, Washington,
asked one OF the boot-blacks to polish off his
calf-skins. The little fellow, after completing
the job, asked for pay; whereupon the lndivid-
ual refused and took seat After remain
ing seated for some time he fell asleep, when
the boot-b black went to the gutter and scraped
up large handful Of mud and deliberately
s1neared it over the boots that had just been
so neatly polished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

A pascagoula, La, despatch says that Gen.
Sherman had his leg amputatad at New Or
leans, and has since died.
Three hundred prisoners Of war left Wash
ington yesterday, for City Point, to be ez-
changed
The Raleigh n. G. State Journal states
that, it IS likely the same conflict witnessed at
the last session Of the Legislature, between the
State authorities and the Confederate Govern
ment, in the State, is to be renewed.
The n. 0. Correspondent Of the n. \.
World, says that the negro regiments which
lately fought at Port Hudson, were placed in
front, and nearly destroyed.
The air is filed with the odor Of the Allan
thus trees now in full bloom.
washington, charged with killing Timothy
Discroll, by striking him oyer the head With an
iron gao pine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11
NOTICE TO DEA L E 3


The subscriber has on hand a large stock OF
CHEWING TOBACCO, Of very superior
quality, which he offers for sale Wh t} and
ra+aiI 10 close out. Dealers and Suffers would
A. rall to give me q call as [ intend to sell out
~ cost. +. HIRSH, No Al King street.
il 1l-2W dOors DeIuN 7 allIaA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

NTOTICE.-All persons having claims against
y the county Of Alexandria, Va, are hereby
notiGed to file the same in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court for said county, before the
9Th day Of July 1862; By order Of the court
"a 9ff JEFFERSON TACEY, Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

yyTANTED.-A BOY, II or ID years old, for
w milking cows herding cattle, and selling
further particulars inquire at the Gazette Office.
ie lO3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-06-11

NEW GROCERY STORE-The advertiser
" has opened, at the corner OF Cameron and
'0S u ROCERY STORE,
whore he has good supply Of FRESH GRO
CERTES. Of all varieties, SUGAR, TEAS,
GOFFEE, SALT, &c, &c: which he offers for
saIe on the lowest terms Els st9cb 81 GoV ss
viii be kept 1onstsnty replen,s1 ca from nna 1' 81
a aTSlt IN the market and At prizes Thieh viii
nLs 'tl + 1je 8-6t] SAMUEL Miller, jr: