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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NANT ERBU RY HA ID.
CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
r.... CANTERBURY,
CANTERBURY,
Louasiana Avenue, near the corner " Stxih sf'esf.
lin rear Of the metropolitan and National Hotels)
VIM. 4. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
GREAT ACCESSION OF STARS
GREAT ACCESSION OF STARS
GREAT ACCESSION OF STARS!
TREMENDOUS COMBINATION!
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS
THREE PRINCIPAL DANsEUsEs'
THREE PRIMA DoNNAs!
LARGEST AND BEST DRILLED BALLET CORPS
IN THE COUNTRY!
UNRIvALLED ETHIOPIAN TRoUPEi
EFFICIENT DRAMATIC COMPANY!
The patrons of the Great Canterbury will he
gratiHedb b pcfusing the following bill of unusual
THIS EVENING.
LOOK AT THE NAMfsS'
First week Of the dsshlug, beautiful, and talented
Vocalist,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER,
MISS JULIA MORTIMER.
MISS MILE FOWLER,
MISS MILE FOWLER,
The graceful and fascinating European Danscuse'
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIBER,
The talented and accomplished Vocalist aud
| Danscusc.
| MISS CLARA FOW LEI X,
MISS CL A RIA FO wv l. Il X,
| The Lovely and Bcwitching Danscusc.
First time, in many months, Of the great vocal
and terpscherean effort, entitled
| THE GIPSY'S LAY,
| THE GIPSY'S LAY,
| THE GIPSY'S LAY,
By Misses JULIA MORTIMER and MILE fow.
| LER, rs originally performed by them
with such nncguiyoSal sue
A new sensational drama, founded on incidents
in the present war,) entitled
THE YANKEE TAR;
| THE YANKEE TAR;
THE YANKEE TAR;
| on, TUE CRUISE OF THE SEA BIRD.
| or, THE CRUISE OF THE SEA BIRD.
Thus piece is rcpictc with startling effects aud
| thrilling situations, beautiful TnblcauS, SonrL
| Dances, 40, concluding with Terrific Sea Fight
| A new and magnificent Ballet, arranged by Mons
| Fouche, entitled
LOVE THROUGH THE WINDOW,
LOVE THROUGH THE WINDOW,
In which
| THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
THE ALBUM OF BEAUTY,
Consisting of the following beautiful and talented
| ladies:
MISS LILLE BRANDON,
| MISS JULIA RICHMOND,
| MISS JOSEPHINE FLORENIE,
MISS KATE HARRISON,
| MISS LUCY CLIFTON will appear,
| Continued success OF
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
| The charming and modest songstress.
| MR.. GEORGE II. EDEsoN,
The favoIitc Comedian and Comic Vocalist
II, H. COLLINS, WILLIS J. ARMSTRONG, II
| W. WILLIAMS, J. SyLVAs CLARKE, H.
MORTIMER, I. BROWN, MONS.
SOL, &C., Sc, the uncqualcd
Comedians, Pnntom,mists, Negro Dcliuentors, &c
l. In q tremendous Olio Entertainment.
Admission. och
orchestra. .Uo Seh
Private Boxes, holding six pcrs0ns.......S5
Doors open at oeiooki Performance ~ b.
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A WoRD or ADsICK.--Those who have been
doctoring for weeks aud months without obtaining
relief should consult Dr. Fiabblatt, whose oifco 10
al No. AT street. corner of Eighth street, and 10
talicaily cured. Twonty-nve years experience has
esinbiisiud Df. Fishbl.tts reputation as hphysi-
oiau, Recent Cases cured In = few days. Charges
uitiCrnto, DIR. fiSHBLh1-r,
NJ. i2i " street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the General Pnst Ofncs.
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POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,

ON SATURDAY AFrERNOUE.
Admission: Ladies, 20 cts; children, 10 cts. SEES
NARIETIESI VARlET ESl
v Fronting Pennsy lvania avenue and Ninth st
hAnlih n CO..-. .ifulhltlois
FitzSinmOns. .Htasc Manager and Advertiser
GREAT POPULARITY OF THE COMBINATION.
Each aud every one, by their beautiful dancing
and pleasing manners, have become
FhVORITES Of THE PUBLIC.
Acknowledged by all who have seen them TO hc
the greatest living dancers and hanseuscs ever pre-
Bented IN any Concert Hall in Amcric<
OUR HOUSES .IRONDED, AND ALL THE La
DIES SHOWERED WITH BOQUETS.
NILE. ANNETrA GALLEIrI,
MILE. LIMA WlNDEL.
MONS. BAPIlSrlN,
MONS. RoNIANl.
MILE LIZZIE SHULTZ
MONS. ToPHOFF, ,-....
PLEADING BALLET MASTERS,
3PREAlIER DANSEUSES,
And n host oi ladies who are all beauty and
CHANGE or BILL EACH NIGHT. oc'i
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pvlLpLns' HARDWARE AND TOOL.

BUILDERS HARDWARE AND Tools.
Plancs-Bcnch, Sash, Flow, Bead, Rabbct, ae.
Chiscls and Guages-Flrmcr, Socket and Turneis'.
Braces and Bits,
Braces without BITS, extra Ditts,
Hammers, Hatchets,
Hand, Panncl and Rip saws,
Gimlct pointed Scrcws-iTon and brass.
Locks and LatChcs,
Knobs, EscutchconA, Nc,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Scts,
Sluatcs, Bcvels, Levels, Compass saws.
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, and Hook,
Hingcs, Haaps-6,S S and 10 inch,
Door shcaycs, Door Rail, Bell Pulls, &C.
Nails and Spikes, cut and wrought,
&C., &C., &C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

CHULTS' ONGUENT.- ----WARRANTs
- ed to produce full set OF whiskers In siA
weeks, or money refunded. Sent, postpaid, for
30 ornts. Address c. +. SHUTS, Troy, NY
m
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Music Stores.
y II. LADIES' ANCING

~ X. L A i + Els d A n c I n G
II. ACADEMY.
Professor y. II. Lsbbc's Academy will reopen ON
TUESDAY, October 18th, In the hall over the
store of Niessrs. George and Thomas Parker n Co.,
tropUiiinn Hotel. DAYS oI tuition Tor Misses and
Masters TUESDAYS, ThurBjays and saturdays, COM
mcncing At 3 O'Clock y. NJ. Clnsscs for gentlemen
same evening commencing at hali.past seven.
Be.c-aW'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

FAST RIDING.--J. p. Hcnchen, a cavaryman,
was yesterday arrested by one Of the vdettes, sta
toned the Avenue for the arrest OF parties who
are riding at furious pace. Henchcn was doing
this and Capt. Merritt, for punishment, ordered =
stream OF lushing Potomac to be brought in con-
tact with his body, Or IN other words, to give him
A shOWer bath.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01
VNR L ASURY DEPARTMENT,
FOURTH AUDITOR's OFFIuE, !
Scptember 20, 1863,

FOURTH AUDIr0R's OFFICE,I
september 20, 1868.
The following prize lists have been received from
the Navy Department At this office during the
month ol September instant, and made ready ior
stiibution, viz;
sarah and caroline, captured by the United States
steamer Bicnville.
Huntsville.
Aureiia, captured by the United States steamer
Arizona.
Glpsey, captured by the United States steamers
New London and Wissahickon.
Tubal Cain, captured by the United States
steamer OctOrara.
Coreiis, captured by the United States steamer
James 8. Chambers.
Haveiock, captured by the United States steamer
Jamestown.
Annie, captured by the United states steamer
kanawhA.
Ariel, captured by the United States steamer
Gemsbok. :.
Very respectfully,
oci-It STEPHEN J. W. TABOR, Auditor.
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HARDWARE

TOHN II. ELVANS,
JOHN n. ELvANS,
JOHN n. ELvANS,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
300 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
800 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WAREHOUSES; & STREET NORTH, ANDsI
LOUISIANA AVENUE.
METAL WORKERS. STOCK.
consisting Ia part as below
Lead, in pigs, bars, sheets, and pipe,
Tin, In pigs, bars, and sheets,
Zinc, IN pigs and sheets,
Copper, In ingots, bars, and sheets,
Iron, band, sheet, and plate,
steel, Cast, tsquarc, round. and oet-scn' Machine
ry, tround,) Tire, Spring, Blister, aC.,
Galvanized Iron,
Russia sheet Iron,
Galvanized strap Iron,
&C., &C., DC.
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WARE, BAR-IRON, AND

ARDWA ARE, BAR-IRON, AND
II STEEL.
anIuwArc, Bnr-iIon, steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond State ShUcinE hon =.
Axles and hXle Boxes
Spriugs, Carriage and Iiic buNs
Hubs, Spokcs, Fellots, shafts
Duck, pTiil and Canvas
Wheels, buggy and Wagon Bows
HaiIcloth Springs
ExoelsioT, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
English and American NnInishes.
I.re And complete stock OF tn. sboye eon-
,i,Dtly on hand. "
THUMFGoH \ CO.
No. AS kinth al, opposite Csnte li.rEet,
,sh IstS ". ". Thun'ns"n = hro.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

WYE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE
w Of our summer Clothing at SMITHS, tso
Sevsath street. jyA
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIRC Il INST TIT U T Il
" SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLs,)
OF Penn ay, between 18th and sstl streets,
July. The usual English branches, Ancient and
Modern languages, taught at the institute; Also
Voe" Anu MIss rSao spa G"r
Tuition for quarter, OF ten weeks, payable in
advance, English branches, elementary, So. Adj
yanced, 80; Extra charge (moderate) ior Music,
French and other studies. Ru2i-tf
r. M Il SON iNsTlT U TE'
SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
For BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between and X.
This school, formerly located IN II street, be.
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, will be re-
opened On the iirst Monday In September, In the
new School House recently erected on Fourteenth
street, between and X.
the Principal or call at his residence 3S New Ysk
Avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
,. ChAs. u. YOUNG, a. NJ,
IL L NJ A e co l. l. Il q L =,
= n., -, ~, lnoit BoEtpENL9WN, a', n. J., ,,,o,. H.,
country. Special attention paid to tho common
and higher branches OF English, and superior adj
vantages furnished In Vocal and Instrumental hlu-
family.
For catalogues, address
Rev. JOHN II. DRAKELEY, 4. M
Ru2i-6ws President.
M ISS BROUKES ENGLISH AND
Nl FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue, Seven Buildins,.
The Ninth Year and Seventeenth Semi-annual
| Session Of this Institution will commence 0n
MONDAY, September Is, 1863.
Circulars can be obtained at the Bookstores and
OF the Principal. selI-3m'
HNHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
i corner Of Fourteenth street and New York
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
commences september 7, 1858.
| Circulars at the book stores. Aul7-tf
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TINS only place whcro you can purchase India
Rubber goods Of all kinds At Manufacturers prices, 10
Pcnnsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 93-u
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sea-, 20, u, 9,0cl,3,6
VI,HE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DE-
TKiCT COURT OF ThE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRRICT.


Il D!SIH!CI VI GULuMBiA, HULDiNG =
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all phom u may concern, GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given, That on the nth day Of
August, 1858, the Schoon Three Brothers, her
tackle apparel, and furniiure were seized, by the
United States steamer Satellite, and brought into
this District, As lawful prize, and the same are
libeled and prosecuted In this Court In the name
OF the United States, for condemnation as such
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for
on the hrst Monday OF October next, when and
where all persons are warned TO appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed,
aud to Intervene ior their Observation-Disclosures q,
1883. Il. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
se2i, %, ,20Socl,3,6
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

LIQUOR SELLERs FINED.-Justice Ferguson
did good business for the Corporation this NOM
ing and yesterday, as will appear from the follow
ing list each OF which he lined the regular sum OF
$40 dollars for selling liquor to soldiers; Mary
Born, James Mahony, Louisa Connor, Catherine
O'Connell, Cornelius Lcahey, Ann J. Hagerty, LIZ
lte Sultan. These parties were all arrested at the
deDot,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

TINHE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY,
i corner of Fourteenth street and New York
avenue. The FOURTEENTH ANNuA SESSION
commences september 7, 1858.
Circulars at the bookstores. Aul7-tf
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REAL ESTATE.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fersous having HOUSES and LOTS 70 Sell, or
HOUSES 70 RENT, will do well BY calling cn the
subscribers. Also, persons desirous Of Purchasing
or Rsnting Dwellings can he provided tOf.
Prompt attention given to all Real Essass ouss'
ness.
CLARK d GAYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Estate Brokers, and Aucti0nccrsi
Room ., corner 1th and strccn
Refers to-Hon. y. 4. Pomcroy, U. 8. D.; Hon. l.
NJ. Morrcil, U. S. s.; Hon. n. &. Fsnton, NJ: z:
Hon. Chaplin Hall, M. T., Hon. q. W. seomeld, nj
G.; Hon. L. W. French, I'd Auditor, and othcrs'
au1-ly
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LOST AND. FOUND.

EOUND ESTRAY.--.CAME TO THE
house OF the subscriber a. dark brindle STEER,
[yeafs old, brond horns, and white face, with dark
sruts around tile eyes. The owner can have The
same by proving property and paying expenses.
RICHAED NEWTON,
Corner Fourth and Market street,
octi-3aw.w Georgetown, d. Z.
7 OST.- ON TUESDAY, 2STH, VAL
/ 4 liable PAPERS, belonging to DR.. W.P. Pow
eli, between Contraband Camp and X street on
Thirteenth. The finder will he literally rewarded
by leaving them at Mr.. JOHN BROWNIES, No.
s9i street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
octi 2ts
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

COURT MARTIAL OF WILLIAM 7. SMITHsoN,
THE BAsKER.-The Military Commission Of which
Major General Anger was President has been dis
solved, and the same members constituted into .
Court Martial Yesterday, MIR. VIM. I. smithson,
the banker, was brought before the court from the
Old Capitol, where he has been imprisoned for
several months. It Is understood that MIR. Smith
son will be court-marialed, although tho case was
temporaIily poBtponed,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01
VNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS.
TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
ron Tur O A IN DISTn IcT

To all trh0m u may concern, GREETiNo:
Notice IL hereby given, That, on the 2ist day Of
August, 1858, Lot or subdivision numbered one, In
square numbered two hundred and sixteen, A. the
same 10 known, marked, and dcsignated on the
ground plats and plans Of the city aud county oI
Washington and District Of Columbia, recorded In
the Land Records Of said District. was seized by
the Marshal OF the United states for said District
a. forfeited TO the use Of the United States; and
the same 10 libeed and prosecuted In this court In
the name Of the United states, for condemnation
for the causes In said libel set forth; and that said
cause will stand for trial at tho city Hall In the
city Of Washington, on the first MONDAY o.
october next, when and where all persons arc
warned TO appear to show cause why condeninatio
should not be decrced, and to intervene for thcii
interests.-August ~, 1851.
se2t % 20 &Oc1,3,6 Il. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

AGENT In the District oil Columbia fol-
"Putuam " hammcrssd Horse Nails,
" Diamond state" Horse shoes,
&C and r" Horse and Mule shoes.
AulJ-Jm
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

WHO WILL Bl CURED Two desire " all
special attention 10 the advertisement Of the oels-
brated DR.. Vellny which appears In another column
Tho Doctor Isl safe and reliable whose
skill and experience In guarantee that the unfor-
tunstc Victim Of certain indsoretions can with
Gdcncc intrust his case In his hands. Let young
mon bo warned In time, and seek the hest means 81
eelicfs
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

CMlTH n BEALL HAVE On HAND
= = hue stock OF Clothing Tor Men and Boys
W,sr which they are selling on at reduced prieys,
3oi Seyenth street, Yt
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

NOW Is TIE TINE TO BUY YOUR
IN Clothing at cost priccs At 100 seventh street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-01

I,MITIrS, 400 SEVENTH STREET,
> the beat and cheapest Clothing Houae In the
Ylt
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P r G C Z A " A T I O n
MAYOR OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA. August Sd, 1863.

The President, OF the United States having
set apart Thursday, the sixth day Of August
TO be observed as a day Of National Thanks
giving Praise and Prayer to render the hona-
age due to the Divine Majesty for the wonder
ful things he has done in the Nations behalf,
and invoke the influence Of His Holy Spirit, to
subdue the anger which has produced and ST.
long Sustained 8 civil rebellon to change the
hearts Of the insurgents: 10 guide the connse?s
Of the Government with wisdom adequate to SO
great q national emergency, and to visit, with
tender care and consolation throughout the
length and breadth Of our ls nd all those who,
through the vissitudes ofmarches, voyages. bat
ties and sieges, have been brought to suffer il
mind, body or estate; a:1d finally to lead the
whole nation through paths Of repentance and
submission to the Divine VIII, back to the per
feet enjoyment Of Union and fraternal peace"
[ have, therefore to request my fellow-citi-
zens to manifest their appreciation of the oe-
casion, well as their respect for the high au-
thority from whence it emanates, by abstaining
from secular employment and an observance Of
the day as enjoined on US, and that all places Of
public amusem ent be closed
Given under my hand, this Sd day Of August
1868. c. a. WARE, Mayor.
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INTERNAL EVEN UE

NOTICE.-Al persons are hereby notified
~ and required to make out list or lists Of
all income, property, goods, wares, and n1er-
chandise articles or objects owned by them or Of
which they have care, or management, subject
to duty or tax, together with The amount IF any
due for license, under and in conformity with
IAN act to provide Internal Revenue TO support
the Government and pay interest on the public
debt approved, July 1st 1862, and an act
amendatory thereof eapproved March Sd, 1869,
and present the same to me at 100 Prince ST.,
within Is days from the date hereof
See. 8 imposes penalty of five hundred dol
lars, for delivering false or fraudulent list.
Sec II imposes penalty Of 80 per cent on
the amount Of the tax and forfeiture Of 500
for neglect or refusal to furnish the required
list. JOSIAH WILLARD,
aup3-eo2y L. S. Assessor Sd Dis
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NEW YORK LET TER.

.,.o irving The unhappy broadway onn-
'~ aor,os have been dropping down by the
-, .o] )ahorers at work along the Wharyes
'oI y elsewhere out Of doors have been com
'' Nh = s3-pend operations till late III the
-. The ice creameries and soda fountains
.s,o,b;)e appear to be coming money, SO
n,,,,y are the thirsty souls crowdlng theni'
,,roing. uoon.and night.
Abraham R. Laurence, Esq, weIE-knoWn
IA wealthy citizen, died, last evening, at his
..s;4ancp in Twenty-third street.
NJ. obituary columns Of the evening papers
rtoU;se record the deaths Of the wife Of Brig.
n, Michael Corcoran, and the wife Of Ex-
BISHOP Sill man L. Ives.
hurricane Of the fercest kind swept over
Westehester county, last evening, about seven
o,oock doing much damage 20 fruit trees,
bonses. &c. The wind is said to have tray
,Io3 II q current. not more than quarter OF
mile wid5
Isrsev City is making good progress IN pro
,nyine voluntary enlistments, SC as to escape
tho draft. Thus far one hundred and ten re-
,,rpits have been obtained. The quota is four
hundred The bounty paid is equal to eight
hundred and sixty ight dollars for men who
have seen service, and four hundred and fifty
dollars for new hands
DESPITE the torrid heat there was full rep
resentation Of bulls and bears at the Stock
Exchange and on the corners to-day, with
an exitement scarcely ever surpassed, The
operations we're immense, but under strong
pressure to realize prices we're hardly sostiff as
yesterday The speculative feeling, under an
easy money market, Is very strong,
FROM EUROPE.
The City OF Manchester, trom liverpool, has
srrived at New York.
Her news is mainly antici pated.
In the House Of Lords, on the 23d ult., Lord
palrnerston said chat the practice Of Federal
ConSus, in receiving bonds that oargoes Of
vessels receiving cargoe3 We're not intended for
The Confederates, was in violation Of interna
tonal Law.
4 remonstrance has been made, and the Fed
erals have promised to stop such proceedings,
but he feared they had not done so. He hoped
fresh renonstrance would prove more effect
i've The London Times says in regard to the
question Of peace AS the North can only OBJ
IAN recruits at the lannon's mouth, it is time,
indeed, to discuss peace in the Cabinet !"
--a=Gsa---------
LIE Coal TRADE-The Importance Of the
coal trade has been one Of gradual develop
'ne0t. Twenty years ago good coal lands on
tae LackaWanna could be bought at rates vary
ing from $50 to 500 per acre. Now they are
worth $500 to 81, 000 The land was held by a
CLASS OF poverty stricken farmers, who have in
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THE LATE FIGHT NEAR cULPEpER.

Extract Ola Letter from Cavalry Officer N
the Army of the Potomac, dated.
NEAR BRANDY STATION, AUGUST 2, 1863.
Yesterday morning Gen. Buford $ command
took an early start and crossed the river at
Rappahannock Station, after which We had
not far to 90 to find the Contederates, whom
we drove to within two and halt miles OF Gull
peper, VIII IN We met their infantry, and were
comnelled to fall back. The fighting was Sc
we're al day, and during our return the enemy
tried hard TO get around us, and succeeded in
getting on our right flank. The conflict con
finuei till after dark. We had no support Of
infantry, but this morning have division Of
the Ninth Corps Welost considerable num-
Der of men, and had several officers wounded.
The day was SO hot that several cases Of sun
stroke occurred Lee is at Culpeper, and |
presume is willing to have q battle there. /
presume it will not be the disposition Of Gen.
Meade to avoid accommodating him.
RESULTS OF THE n 7. RIoTs. One Of the
New York papers Of yesterday contains three
column list of the claims and the claimants
for damages suffered during the recent disgrrce
fol riots IN that city. The property destroyed
foots up more than q million OF dollars, al OF
which will have to be paid from the county
treasury. That is the mere money loss, and
not all Of it either for the claims are nota!l In,
and the expenses Of suppressing the riot are
NOT included. As to the other sacrifices, we
saw q few days ago a list Of ninety persons
known to have been killed during the four
DAYS saturnalia; and there is reason to believe
that large numbers were clandestinely buried
By their friends to avoid exposure Then
there is still another list of hundred and fifty
nersons under arrest for participation IN the
robbery. arson and murder which gave such
character 70 the riots Add to these cata,
oeues the hundreds WHO have been Obliged
to fy to escape the law.
There will be no paper issued to morrow.
ALEXANDBTA GAZETT&
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AUCTION SALE.

On WEDNESDAY NEXT, 9Th inst, will
" be sold at the dwelling house No SO Cam
eron street next door to the Theatre building
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, consisting of Mahogany and Marble
top Bureaus, Wash Stands, Wardrobes, Bed
stoaGs, Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Tables,
Chairs, Stoves and Kitchen utensils, oil cloths,
sc. One Walnut Extension Table * Is feet.
Terms cash. Sale TO commence at @ clock,
4. NJ. PENN & CO., Auctioneers.
aug 3-ts.
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/ wilkins and Joseph OLD trading as the
firm Of Wilkins & Old has this day been dssolv-
ed BY mutual consent. The business viii! be
continued at the same place, No. 3O8 King S..
under the firm Of
WILKINS & HENDRICKSON.
ALEXANDRIA, July 9th, 1865. aug st
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Considerable excitement existed In Column
bus, OHIO, yesterday afternoon over the tear
ing down by an invalid sodier) Of flag On
which was inscribed the names Of Naliandlg
ham and Pugh The Democrats commenced
gathering, crying for vengeance on the author Of
the act. Another invalid soldier i'll the crowd
was badly beaten for approvingit. Al! the sol
diera in the city we're arrested and put In the
guardhouse tc prevent further disturbance. In
the evening crowd Assem- bled before the door
of the store where the flag was hung. and after
paradine the streets went back TO the store and
presented the owner with new flag which will
be hung out again to-day. Further trouble is
apprehended
Adyice9 from OF Charleston state that an
other accident has occurred on the iron-clad
Nshant While condensing water, the steam
and boiling water rushed out, scaldlng terribly
Seven men, in some instances causing the skin
to peel of. During the recent attack upon
Fort Wagner, the Nahant had two shots TO
penetrate her decks while the stern Of the
vessel was opened three inches by shot from
Fort Wagner
The Washington Star Of this evening says
that "Moseby's gang were in full feather, some
TWO hundred strong, on Monday, this side Of