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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-06
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Gtabt bat SOAR tbre Musfelnnaer, Ntc gAcs
,tub Geu3erte, aber etn 6eR Ser @etns
lefe tote baS, paI9es In ber DeutIAen Nn,
Isblua8 gum sritennnt ftattTnpen miro, III I'm
Ofeu nod ntGt ba9epflen uno plr glau6eu
baber, pap lih an 0isiem IGubltNen Gf(fe btsle
OeutfGe 1on bter lprUbl tpte Qu@ aus Nas
Ibtu9ton betgetlt9en peroen. Die Wstnfultur
1T tteieE jan9en oeut19sn @ulOnte lprtGt rh6nts
LID fir Den 8letB ttrer ItrebIanaen Gep0bnsr,
ugb bte DeutiAen beS Slens Io(ten utAt uers
%alnter1, b%enIel6en auf teoe mG8lt1e Wstie tbrf
Anerfennuns aa 3oaen. (OGS NGbegs inbst
Der Qeie tn Den Nn3eigefpaIten.) =
80 Na d guropa.-Oer reue @re>
liter @clbampfer vNmertca" iptrb ndGRen
Santftag BEN 10. Sft. SUns glew gorf na9
europa abseDen. De9en Wafage tpente man
Ila rsdt5attig an Die GrpeDtton pss Deder,
GtaOtr0th.
Grter 3wetg. - Cine Mttt6etlun9
bonn @tootanOaIt Ia 8etbsf Der SeTnsug bp!1
NrGltpaBe scar eiu0elaufen mno berpielen. $1,000
Dennis rethte etne HeIoInttcn Elm, tppnad 6.
Slune & So. bic Gplaubntg etbatten iplen,
tbre RcbleaSlfabrtf Oft DefRraBs, na6e BEN
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0a9trabe, mno BITE bes Str. 9Yne8 tn Or.
234 Wics &anltr. 8erner tpurben rot fol-
genbe Detittonen paGItrt =: DOipbottan Grtbe, Die
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Ode BON @ronbY uub 6iabRrase 9~eltattet.
Bcrauf Der 3ruete nod bic 8sriatouag net
tcrer Bounty : 0eIber pa1Irte unb fA Johann
Derta9te.
3wetter 3wete,~Mr. Dtlmut tot,
Geuer Departemelt : @ornite reibte cine GeGu.
lilt!On elm, svona@ GDnraD @tab bic Gylanb>
ni6 erbattea iolte, auf fetnsa @t8ertbuun $40
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$40 pom /. 3ptt0 CUR 8enilE9utg bon
$4,000 far Bounty : @elbsr tuel0e On Sra,
r%planOer G~rettptntGe ausbe3oblt tpsrSen 1ouen,
paIFrte. - 8ertagt.
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Die Snaan6febuns Der Observation-Disclosures rbtgen
Wldkc8 lit ssh benz 8dltp. S6lbens9 cttens&eretn berettS IN
Ingriff genpntnter, unb tritb in ~tar5efter grtf bepertfe9i8t
ett. Bon DerI9tebenen Serret, pe9e bic Wtrtbl3aft gu
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elm, lire Nnerbttten 16rtfltb BIS gum 8. 5. SO. lit Siupn'8
6otel abeeben su mpQen; AUDI liegen aIel6It bic n6Heren
8ebtnsunsea fir bic tetreffenSeh SntercIientsn FUR ~sefaatgen
@tnf6t ofGn. ...
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MnTOrberunG.

Oa mid metue 8rou 1arearetGe SGu1er, 9eb. Maber aus
6plienbprf in gatern, am 20. NI9uf oertaIen bar, 10 fprbere
Id lie freuntli6 auf, mir tbren Mufentbalt8Ort pilIen su
IafIal. Se1 mann S@n1erL
t1MDt Ode IA. unb t Str, gDalbtnetpn. 9. 6.
g3s~ otoE.S pslei6 etn gut %er5p8ener, NIT ben nStbt-
SGE uuHL.aen S6ulfenntntfen ~0erfebener Sun9e BON
14-16 Sabre. 6eral8 3ebrltns tn cine Appbete setsn Wta.
9u nel6en IN Der beutitsn &ppthete gtp. 301 9ennipipdnla
AUenue, 3wIl9en 9. unb 10. Strr &Glbtn8trrt, 9. q.
Q3 ug,tt,t4 D2sbrere 9anenflsiberutater, ne19e ba5
VElupyt% Gef6ait tn Deuti@ldnb erlernt BADEN unb
ipl6e8 Bier f%Drtfatren mpaen, tSnnen baufrnte gei3dittgun8
nnb 8uien Gpbn erbalten bet aban1 9ubner, Go. 500 ii. or.
MaIBingtpn, g., 6, Die artett TIT Ruf Slid. (bptD
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DaS Grecutivs gomtte

Cine neue 3tebmnG- tptr0 in
naGfer 3eit tm Oiitrttt OOr9enCntmren werben
- a6er time nsue Ginrcatruaa, wle eS Obn-
IGn9l1 tteB, ba fetn WeieB 0a 1T, tusIAe btsIs
bsrebtigte. Otefe 3te9ung ptro aus ben otes.
nal ntAt gs8Ogeuen gtamn gernadt msrosn.
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Cine feltene O~eleeet1bett, etn 8es
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3a e~tabltren min den, b~ena6ri8ttBe t9 biermtt, baB tb etn
au8gefp6tlte8 enforcement Spn daen SGrten SdubftnStn8 I'M
gDertbe bon $5O0O-S6OO an SanO babe, tel9e8 tb TIM
9Iab ttr metn 2ebereei9aft 3n n,a@en -Dbne @er3u8 an
etne pber ntebrere 9erIpnen gu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. perc
faufe pber austduIde gegen @run6etgentbuH In Der Stab
pber 2anb. SD pirte fletne 9duier 1T anfdnbiger gtdbtare
lfaft ~ppr;teten. St8 Gum I~ueperfauf prb ptst etleabnte8
S@ubftnbtne AT unfere Sunsea 3t benz b~tlislea 8aarpreile
~perfauft.
S. $. Grnbb.
SGn6ler IN 9duten, Sel un6 Sober
(5oct1Ilt) gp. AZ Slb.galpettfr.
(gprreIppn6ent cpPtre.)
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aerlqs&a& m120 Sc sssssf.

@efu&f.
gtne teutf8e Sarnilie, nit eripG6ieuen &inbern, Wel6e
Gdrmdrbetten ~perlteten, fann utter Ie6r dnnebn16aren 8e
~btngun9et auf etuent SUITE, ntsefdbr 15-16 Metlen ppn Ger
Stabt gelegen, Elm lnterfpnnten ftnben. RGbere NuS>uuft
ertbetlt 8. Bui6nann ND. 9 9tprb Q~tbfrteFr. (DtWfDpl
0~SprYnunt4 SEEDS ta&ttBe S&rtiner (gabtnet mafer)
St%AIhS@ a fSnnen bauernbe 8elf1ft1ane un6 eluen
2pbn erbalten BET GGen & Co., gp. gDet 2pnbarbir.. nabe
Der Bride. (OtN0p)
SD III n1tnt+ G8 merben etntge &tdger Uerl0ngt, nm
S~CI@aNyi+ Elm @gfenbIatt st tra8eu. gu melbfn
I S9orpfr, nabe grattfr. (DlS)
81 sf,sG,< ; Gin prbentlt6er Sunge opn 12-14 Sa6ren,
VCiuuJt+ I'M taS Gtearren-@ ef9aft gu erlernet. =
gu melben gtp. 235 St-Dattfr. raHe broadway. (mp)
N2nrI,nrn%. Spsleid Elm prbentlt6eS Nldb6en fir
SllluAHl+ 9ausartett. @uter 9pbn unb iplibe Be
~bantlung rrerben 5ueef6ert IN Sr8. @lpbba@8 Qelapare
Io. 9puie 5mti9en 9 unS S Ctr 8aiRtnstpn, 6. 6.
G$ sf,trht. Gin pber swet 14-16iabrtee Sunsen bpn
prbentli6ei @ltern f6nnen Bet gutter 8es
sablun8 cine Stelle ftnOen tn Der Senefrq &sieS gfanufae'
turD Spn Senrb @rirtn9er. Ode BON GGatbens nn6 9anpeets
frase. @tenbaielbit fonnen etnise 8uGbtnter bier 9prte-
fcuiae=Nrteiter 8ei6Gfti8une ~finer. (Sa-Sa).
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fir GitD 8pmSS, -9efence
AmIethe.


Office Der 6inauaz@pmniifGre
Baltimore, 26. Gept.
Inter NIB TRAIT Der AM Is. SUM- 1853 b%eftdtt9tet Pr
btnan8 gto. 80, unb in lte6ereinitiutnttnS nit itn6 bet
Sounta4t Der General giieublb BON Wtarblanb, Gap: l,
Cpaiitrt ant 81. slpril 1862, ftnb BIZ 6inan5' @onlnlifidre
aIt9oriiirt, SierFuuberttau ienb Dollars Bombs, o6er 10
bel Sabor, ais nSt9i8 1T, ausSuseber, bic feds PCT. Gin
len per 9a9r tra8er, GafbiG9rli4 int September ltnb Wtar5
5ablbar unO 1T elm &ilsan8sfcnb fir bic @inlblnnS Der
8on68 in breiBig Sa9ret prrgeie6en. fe
Berfte9eite An9e6pte, abre'Tr an bic Gindn5@@0ntntll
fare init Der aufiGrift n@rppofal8 fpr @itp 8pn6s" tcers
ben in Der 8e9iftratprs Office bi5 nm II lt9r Uacrget1S
ant Monta9, ben II. Sttober, fHr observation-disclosures
DolarS Geiaster 8pnb8 eutsesenseupnlten.
Die Nn8e6ote tperben an ~be1nIel6en Sagv I'M IL nbr
0titta98, auf Der WlabprS Office erDffnet.
0aS @pntitc be9Glt f9 baS Jse8t Dor, irsertb zines rSer
ale InSebote 81 0ertperfer.
Sptn See Chapman
s. 9tttiS S6aifer,
Gu an.G 3. @tItcptt,
(2z11SfD Siuun5z@pmmiiGre.
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aa5df6tnntons 9e
Ser 0eretn
wOie 1EmionS sm @Gfbiu0tOn
an lie beutI6zameiifanii8en 9ir9er.

0pn Dem MunIAe 9slettet, ba8 GroBe WerI
Der Sraant1atipn, tpelGe auf Der am Is.
0ftOber nod G(eDelanO a1ts8el9rtebrnen @Une
BentiOn ms Qsten trstf1 IpG, nam GrGftet 31
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9tetmio
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ualen gra0en Der Gouperataetat pe5 8oIfs6
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BERGEN umfange erDalten tveroeu.
s. Der Rrieg eeBes1 bic 1febs1en unB bio
3u begeu unbebtngEeg 1Sleoertpegfua8 fort8siFst
tper9en.
A Ole uaioa faun uur er0nlten tperpen,
tpenn Die Contribution Der Ser. Stanten BITE
peg(6nlt9e Jret9eit uub bargeglt9e @lsiG9ett
NQer a(s D6er(ten OruaOiab auafpetdt ano pte
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qelp&6rleiRet. Sa ban Stuaten, in tpelGen
bic 8unpe8teaiernug ba8 &rteg8rsAt uuSuben
fam, rnuB bte Gtlabersi lofoyt aufB6ren.
s. Dix @Oaaituttoa 6eDayf elmer Ne0ifon
tm 0etRe tgr tluab6atgi8teits @yfldgun8 nno
p6t1er 0rWnoIdBe.
s. Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der MonrDe@
DUctrtn ta fur bte tlgnbbdnai8fett Der 8EsPus
blf notbpenbtg.
SIN NuEtra8 Der ,,unIpn"
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@ee.Hn0riMter.

Wew gprf, 4. Oft. Der 8tr.St. Oarn-
pfer ganbsrbtlt unp 2 auoere RononenbOOte
uerlieRen 91to an %. Nua., unt 81 ~ereusen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-06
Sir Mendurntenre.

Ser Steanter n9alnntsnta" entpfaneen fc eber;
$50 6ee5 meme son. SGrin9e, tte8jdbrtger Sang.
100 Efprsegifcser SSrGuter MrcHUpt$.
so 8prs8 RuiiIicber Gnoidr.
100 . eingenIacDte 2laIe IN @elce, iOpte Brenter
Spefaale, Sanbtdie In alien Sprten II. I. 10, ipelde Artteel
3ar ~eefaGt8en MbnaHpe befenS e%mpfe3len
.a Rpe6eI s. @tlb elutp,
(4pct-l $40 g4efs8altimorefr.
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@ferberenneu, G6ei6eni9ieBen, Observation-Disclosures Self
're6er, Wtuftf, @ean9, Bale, t6eatralii9e &orTtellunQen,
ipipte aUe it6lide bentiGe @eielI9aftSzGp iete nn6 &ergniis
gnu8el aler Or. tperben bic 6efttage gu BEN ar8eneBuften
MAIDEN unb ieben 8eiu4er einiBe Gage na6 Der alien
beuti8en Seiutat6 seriebeu. 3u bieIem TeIte ftnb @r=
clriipnen BON alen Geiteu a~rrar8irt unb ein8elabeu, aI3
BON Stem Dprf, 8pftpn, gtetparf, @9laoelp6ia, 8alti.
more, @lebetdnb II. {. N.
%rpSrarnrne tperSen BET 9!1Fmtft Ser GrrurGtpnis
fen pcrtbeiIt.
aB~ I6fa9rt BON @ai6n9tpn @iittppd, ben Z. Of-
tpber, Iben6S 6 ltRr. - Ser~fanmluug8plot c9ut Sot:l",
@te Ser 10. unb 6 @tr. - 8eriatnutIrngs5ett, Z SItp=
Ser, 9ta1nittag 4 16r.
"a" Die unterSei9nete @puIite ert6eift Seteut, Der
it9 beier Grcurtpn anI6lie6en min, nd6ere 4rfflGrrrQeI
pnb erIu6t ale lire Greuube unb 8efatrten inr Inter
;ei6ntng Der BET i6nen aufsele9ten Qifeu, srr 8et6eilia
8ung an bieier @rcurIipr.
&tnlaOungS.@ ou1tte
u. 9ub (Sgtet 2us), Ode Ter s. 8reiSinoer, AGO IA. ctr.
10. unb Y Str. &. gotfer, gt. 9. Nce, Snts
6IGle & Taa8, % G Strage, i6en /. unb 2. Str.
sWti@c8 7. unb s. g. DIM, 1856 Z. Ctr.
u. &rdutler, 554 7. Strait, | $. IelQnsft * g.. 301 Nd.
nabe ga. Mpe. McenUe.
Or. S. S@pa, 514 7. Str. u. Bauer, 10 G Ctr.
8. @ptet, 397 Z. Ctr. G. &neefe, SOL ga. NS.
). S. 8rtti4p (Seu SpteD, 20ut8 8uatnBer.
4C8 pa: @pe: 6. nlntanu, Nprtb Capitol
Stabeltpfer (@tpnttpr 9pteQ @trnss,
381 ga. Noe. $. G~t9btpartt, 400 9. ctr.
Y. 3et, z. Str. 81. Sort, 8 Sput9 8retertd-
8. 8Ieler, 214 S str. ftaee, galttmpre,
MrraneementSsGpmit
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gslsi 3pei tabI&e SduIcr gu b~erfaufen:- tas cine aebt
,r In Ganalfr. (ls, I'D na9e Sefferfrnitr., Elm spet'
fl1dt8es gadIetntaas NIT Sttti& anb sweif6ft8em .9tnter-
10 SUB 5rpnt an Sbprt &aeg, ebenfaaS Elm s>petf66ige8
8ddfetabdu8. Die san3e Got 1T IA 8nB brett unb 90 8uB
merbet ~einseln pSer -suIannen Bis gum s. Sftpber
unter Der 9anb betfanft anberenfaa@ tie an bteent Sage
Is. Oft) gtadmtttaps INT 4 utr, am plat ielbIt bfentlt9
berteieert tperben. 3ebtn8nngen: 0te Salte bdat ,nb ser
9feFt in 8 pter IL Mtpnaten. gtabere8 BET Y6tlibp Naoel
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m0retpreife4

Baltimore, ben 1. Sftbr+ 1868.
&tAbpteb +. SO wurben 1850 Stiid an8e>
boten ; biefelben murhen b~erfauft III $50
a. 1902 100 tb. 200 blteben nneerfauft
6 d t It tpMrben gu $63-7.62 D~erfaufl.
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B @aGone fir IS proc. proof.
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8tenemwa1s. Sc ca 40 Cts.
8anmwplIe 81 "a SO @ts. % ID
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TarbbElser+ 8IaubpIa $4,000
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trpnea IS @ 10s trpdene Mpfel Z cts.
blatbe as O. Al.
pr cStltDneH. G@ultern p IL 81 @6
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&ets. Carolina fetner ba, Dfttnb. 6.
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Rnp6enmebI $24.
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tier 1.25@I.55.
5afer, 6o-e5 BEL @aas nnb 78 80
BEL @ewtdt.
2Orn, peibes 80 "a 90 eelbes 90.
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3prnrteBl $4.75
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@aIs. @rDunb Mlum 1870 % Sad, Feir.
res $3.50, IurfS SSlanb so &ts. % 8n{bel'
tOtr @tpre.
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Sbtp Sc per SAT-.
3nGer. @rpeeric 10. a. 1850, @prtp
Gtrp lO.75-12.2 5. NwsSrlean6 fetn 9ret5.)
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9s,s gseses orI leans CperafiOmem Der SGnfs'fNer
Gsr9fee.

gatrO, E SfI Nad 8eri4tsn aus glep
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Der GntlGetpuug eutgegen. Dos 10. mnO 10.
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cine Corps sptro tpeflt9 morIGttel1, tpabreno
bas auoere |f0 tn n5rbIttber 8iftun8 betpe8t
nm nit Sen. 6ftron 81 eCpperi1en, Scr bttltes
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-06
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
DIED.

On the morning Of the 9Th inst, after shoit
illness, CHARLES WADE THORNTQN,
aged nineteen years, son of Champe B. and ELL
zabeth Thornton, Of Port Royal, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

The speeches of Garrison, T)7on r.
Ward Beecher and other leaders If ~ 1 ,':
ton party at the recent Anti-slavery meot;n"
IN New York, are said to have been strona .ss
On that subject than ever. They afford ton;
for much discussion in the nevspaners m
speakers INDUCED in great deal Of nort;a.,
discussion, IN reference to the Ar|min;str,ton
rs also as regards the conduct Of the war
Early this morning the weather was or;,o
cool. The day has been fine one. yoster.
day there were heavy rains in the peiobhor
hood.
Yesterday morning the Marshal of the Ds.
trict Of Columbia seized lot Of real estate j.
Washington, under the Con6scation act. Its
alleged that the property belongs to the follow.
ing named individuals, who left either lust be-.
fore or soon after the breaking out of the war
Samuel Lee, Edward NJ. c. Clark, formerly
Councilman from the Seventh Ward, Edward
A. Pollard, Commodore French Forrest Dan.
Radcliffe, lawyer, and Martin L. Smith, for.
merly a member Of Congress from the State
Of Alabama.
The New York World says that the future
of gold to advance after the reverse on the Rap.
pahannock has discouraged the holders Of for.
eign merchandise and they are disposed to re.
alize. They have consequently met the views
of buyers more freely, and more general bust
ness for consumption has been the consequence
For domestic produce there is generally dull
and depressed market.
esSqn Tn +bo rronond;noc or tho TIni0n Con.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15
Oh. allexanaria 0azette
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY Is.

.
The Paper question, across the ocean, mas
awakened considerable discussion, and q recent
number Of the London Times informs Us that
:;Vhf>n Mr.. Gladstone was declaimlng with his
wont ed eloauence on the Importance Of releas-
ing the paper manufacturer from the incubus
,f the excise, he made one statement which
excited no ordinary sensation among his hearers.
He had been informed, he said, that admlra-
bic paper might be made from the hbres OF
rhubarb after that plant had been previously
employed for the manufacture OF champagne.
Even when the vine had been taken out OF
it. il was still good for paper, and each process
would be cheapeaed and facilitated BY the aid
Of the other
ACCIDENT. Henry Bayer, boy about II
years of age, broke his arm ne; the wrist yes
terday afternoon, while foolishly endeavorlng
20 climb the spout, at St. Johns Academy, to
get an arrow which he had shot upon the roof.
The spout broke with him, and he fell about
Twelve feet. As it was long after school
hours there was no one about the school
house but another small boy; gentleman
passing, however; took him 10 Dr. Stabler,
who gave him proper attention.
The authorities Of Georgetown project new
marl.et structure on the site of the present
narket-house in that town, with all the ar
rangements and fixtures Of improved modern
invention,
The National Intelligencer says: 1T is sta
ted that the aggregate Of the i. S. public
debt on the 9Th inst, was, In round numbers,
nine hundred and eighty four millions Of dol
lars, Of which legal tender notes, including the
fractional currency, amount to about four hun
ared millions
Mr.. Barney Brown, carpenter, at work on
the Capitol, in Washington, fell through the
roof Of the library, yesterday, and was killed.
Music at the grounds Of the President S
House, in v Washington, is to be given by the
Marine Band, on Saturday evenings, common
cling on the first Saturday in next month.
The &. s. Secretary of War has issued an or
der directing the commandments Of departments
10 prohibit the purchase and sale Of all horses
and mules, within the limits of their respective
commands, to be exported from the y. s., and
to take and appropriate to the use Of the Gov
eminent any horses, mules, or live stock de-
signed for expectation, causing the value there
of to be apprised and reported to the Quarter
master Generals; and they are cnjoined vigi-
lantly to enforce the EXECUTIVE order Of Novem
Der a. 1862, prohibiting the expectation of
arms ammunition, and munitions Of war
Mrs Maria Ramey, of Loudoun county,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

4 skirmish took place near Franklin, Ky,
On Wednesday, resulting In the defeat OF the
Confederates, with loss of five killed and sew
en- wounded.
Colonel Straight's disaster in Georgia, &C
cording to dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette,
is attributed to his having been supplied with
broken down and inferior animals at Nashville.
Letters from Port Royal, dated May s, an
nounce the departure of the 18th Connecticut
on an expedition to capture Confederate
force which had been prowling around Sea-
brook Island.
Among the prisoners recently sent South
from Washington, we're fourteen females who
had been in confinement in the Old Capitol
prison-including Mrs Mitchell and her two
daughters arrested by Gen. Rosccrans, wo-
man who had served in the Confederate army
as a sergeant; and Miss Ford Of Fairfax coun-
ty. The Washington Star says 1t is due
to Miss Ford that we should state that her be-
hayiour while prisoner here was so entirely
modest and correct as to make friends for her
of all whose duties were about the Old Capitol,
and to impress them with the conviction that
General Stuart's commission appointing her
as one Of his aides camp, which vas found
with her when arrested, was but a joke on the
part Of ali concerned in it,
The entire line Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has been re-opened for travel, and all
the bridges recently destroyed The road is
to be strongly guarded.
-um.-
The schooner b. Frink, Capt. English, from
New York, with load ofhay, was accidentally
burned off Mattawoman creek, few days ago.
She was bound to Georgetown.
A dispatch from Newbern, North Carolina
dated May 7, says:-'It is said that the
Rebels refuse to receive the diSloyal citizens
sent out Of the lines yesterday, except those
who can give security Of their ability to take
care of themselves.
Mr.. Thomas Javius, residing near the Stone
Bridge in Fairfax county, has been ordered
beyond the Federal lines, with the privilege of
carrying his family, by the Provost Marshal of
this city The reasons for the order are not
made public
From Washington We learn that the rail-
road between Richmond and Fredericksburg
has been fully repaired, and that trains run
regularly between t he two points It appears
that the two most important bridges on this
road were not destroyed by General Stoneman.
as was generally supposed. The indications
are that the Confederate army has taken up a
line of defence that shortens its rear and affords
protection to both the railroads running opt Of
Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

a9~ In the proceedings Of the Union Con-
vention, published in yesterdays Gazette, 1t
should have been stated that the resolution
Of W. L. Penn, endorsing and recommending
Lewis Mckenzie, was unanimously adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

A dispatch from Newbern, North Carolina,
dated May 7, says:-''It is said that the
Rebels refuse to receive the disloya citizens
sent out Of the lines yesterday, except those
who can give security of their ability to take
care of themselves"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-15

Rumors prevailed in New York on Wed
nesday to the effect that Gen. Longstreet
fought battle with General Keyes, at West
Point, Virginia, in which the latter had been
beaten. Though nearer to the scene Of con-
8iet no such report has reached Baltimore,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-03

A A son ef g. p. Il. James, the
novelist n Is solitary horseman" in IN
Ohio cavalry regiment.