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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-11

r ;s renorjed that in three weeks a first class
ateam-corvette will be fit for service with the u.
s. soaadrons on duty. This is 10 other than
the famous steam frigate niagara Of Atlantic
cable notoriety. She is now very different in
annearance from her former shape The fne
bulwarks have been cut away: and instead O
the high wooden side walls 4 solitary ra1l en-
circles the deck. The armament will be hea>
yier than that Of ordinary s]oopso Of: war, the
strength Of the vessel warranting it. She will
be ready for commission in che tine named
Thieves continue very busy about the city
Of Washington both in a large and small way,
robbing residences, government hospitals, and
individuals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-11

The report that Rear Admiral Dahlgrcn is to
leave che Ocuranos Bureau is uotounde1.
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cerey desire peace and protection. II this stop y tfen
at and additional Union force sent here, the re-
belon in Virginia and North Carolina viii end In thirty
days.
Mrs. Charles Henry Foster OF Murfreesboro, c., who
had made several attempts reach her husband within
lines has succeeded joining him with her little
daughter recently at Plymouth. Tho Georgia cavalry,
which had stopped her. seeing the indignation OF the
people Of North Carolina and having heard that she had
claimed the protection of flag and Of General Foster
intentions OF granting by sending expedition TO
Murfrecsboro, concluded to lot her This accom-
pshed lady has been treated with much consideration
and kindness by the citizens Of this State who freely
confess that her husbands In adhcrng to she
Union Is approved, and his able efforts upon the
stump In the columns OF his against secession
at the outbreak OF the rebellion will DO appreciated
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under the staggering blows dealt a Gettysburg. vcs
burg and Port Hudson.
Foo1th-Ihat wholly without sympathy for men who
this against free republicsn government
for the system OF human bondage whose Interest
nstgaed. for the desperate principles 20 wni
II Is devoted this Convention declares an ENGAGED
therein. whiie engaged t. be worthy only OF our IA
trotic hatred and in like spirit deuounce douby
aud base the residents loyal States who would
tolerate this would affiliate with armed traitors
keeping.
FifM-That Abraham Lincoln, President OF tho United
applause by his dis barge OF hts most ardnous
duties the dark days civil war for himself
the affection and regard OF The whole American people
and, always bearing himself clear his high olice, mas
maintained the integrity OF the Union kept honor
untarnished throughout the neutrality-suspicious. 70
him. his administration Its principles and It's policy we
give hearcst approval and pledge earnest and
enthusiastic support. cloud appaase.)
SizfA-That the amendments proposed TO the consssu
ton In giving TO- our soldiers In tho Geld tho right OF
suffrage, meets hearty appreciation.
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Arrivals sad Departures.
ARAlvALA.

AauEvALL-9teamship Northe~n Lsf<-Mrs Nsrr Bell
and two children. rrapk Stevens Hawmerman FBeck,
Rev Bondeaar Bif1ions. Gasnem n Case, Miss
Cooper I nalsr sase. r. .Da .fs =, w,Ii.m.on
Mr. Mostly and chld hu Kssiss and child, 4 Tsob. W
n Hovs and Tear
MISUNDERSTANDING Aibany-Lsut Col " q Barihoio-
NOV, Nn nassachusrt,s: Lieut. JOSIAH q Hupt Lisut
w Clinton, w Oreisob John Smith captain A
LansSorthy, 3th NY; Lieut. = seykss, u y oavalry,
VIM Mcdonald. Capt Alien. Qrinn r J.nss z -
n Cs.ns-rn. ghs. MsHsnry. L.eat sto-ell, ndrr;
Ll.ui john Wood san "a Leu, d Klnusn Ssh Ps:
Q Vaughan. y a Baod, wiIhiuses. USE 0sss..
Oymsby. and " VI s,eersgs.
nIyAsA : Steamship Faced Garns, r rsanery,
Almndo and lady, : ps cndssss sea laughter Ieu.
G s.ssrs sss sSy, sarsns che o2.s, s,son
rrss~. q y Webster, wife are chnd; Mics Leopsrd
hansns Laya, Dr B!Ast and 500 yzyns,~ds Difon,
i.eSrsssss. sorrsh \ sipss. o'i-sr., n y Sss..
sosi.s s s 80 .ss Les.. -. csr.,o Jv.a
C.~a.. Dr whi.ehuri Ms . Srs~.s us Z so..sris.
MIS- A essss. regrap. v LeOss, 4 A Terry n Atkfns,
Jeas rr.,ns, Z Asvs ~ Ass.a, M. cesssra.
Ef.. . sSsas:..s is-i... J nsrus, ns,n.s
2 B sn,,on, = D.ss-ie. is1y asd add, y n-as r
neristssy Als.ls. csx,sso. oesssassA. sss-srs
yc'1 Co. ossise 800 n oT,'GAs P.ls Y..e
D~sni.n' t.ns-r.. a cesus.a \ Bsrsst. q srsssss
Hsrss Aoste-fossi IN
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vrs str . MAT.


The iemp~rsssre hers Va the ems rsrs Noad~y.
Ausus, O. attvoP. NJ was one hundred and fhlfiy fogr
degree. his IN. s,b q August. 1897 90 tbs,
dat craps. 10. ths Nssec vine dsiSiet. ~
rore scorch.d by the boz, u tho A.
A Of hooday ~ lnSt.. the ,snp~rs,srs tho sun.
rays hundred and fourteen sesre~s We ssv pre-
y,oas sunday, hundred anf degree ths
rays a. eight a ~, and obs hundred md thirty
rrss twn Y. " IL the shade Nosfay the ts~sp~1s
turs Al piDctsfour dsxre~s ., too, tbrs ami fur
w.. both norh and south ADD II and abyve eighty
for nns and Al and sbove @svesiy dvssss
for hfteen corsswutis~ hemrs wunn dnDrs n q rr1sn
thos are, sxhsyt " slightly nve degrees dsriss -
day rhs change ihsrssovs, sorT from ~ithih cesv~
y The go az. s.sshsns. a t~o ~, v~ sfos eny
aasf-~z IN two nfnus~s.
fber@ s~ysva small shnsfss eioads n sxha 10
dwens drscisos xonAsy. and tb,nder scos1si sDcs
Al a sr->i distance shS.t ons y ~
M. s~s,~s tern essnnesosa ssaday. Jelly 10. tbs
s4y . tberefor-, tks ssshsespsA a. ne sscs
fns vscasas - sns saafw <h fsanfs VERY sSsfy~
' ssd tse sss' scesuns ,scn sicily state ths, tba
,U,lssy~ a. H~A vsvs ss,&Assi. nnyuAn
ns,os,vs Huuss. n Y, A,guzs 3. 1881.
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SEN stroke Cases.

Tue following fatal % stroke reported
the coron.rs onlos IA addition to thoss previously
published -
i--iobart McGowan, native " Ireland aged - years
residing at % West Forty fourth strest.
2-wm. Jones, a native Of Wales, aged 80 years, 70
siding nj 2o3 West Twenty sixth street.
Am unknown woman, aged about is years. found
dead at Bellevue Hospital
s-Ellea Power native Of Ireland aged 30 years
siding At th" cornor Of pifh svsnus ana Sinsty sshih
street.
Am unknown woman, as,d about 20 years. residing
si 2a2 Mulberry sus~t
flames Moran, porter 81 tbs Fifth Avenue Hotel.
s.-John Csmpbeli, found dead 81 tho Ninth precinct
station houss.
s-Thos swsssmsn native Of Ireland, aged ~ years,
ioxary no0innis. native Of Ireland, aged IS pears.
residing ~ 3f1 water street
Ii.-An unknown German soldier at the Ten'h ward
George Hsrdird native Of Trsncs aged 1s years,
residing 81 No ~ west Twelfth street
i3-Peiix Mccarthy. native d ireland, axef ~
H--Jossph Kelly, native u sreiand. aged IS years
residing - No - Wasts ssrest
TIE foioviog reesptslAsy table shows the total
her fatal sun STROKES cAossd BY the inisuss beat q
Number q cAsss reported August s............. 10
Number OF casss reported August t............. -
Number OF casss reported Angus, 6s..s.......... "a
Total number Of deaths up n yesterday ....... a
In addtioa 10 the above tbers numbss of oae~s
which have MOI yet terminated fatally 1hs psobabtnv
that tbs total number u deaths OH NOT fsil short q
hundred.
rHE MAT YESTERDAY.
Yesterday was very pIsasast and ooo vhsa compared
With The two three days preceding An agreeable
breeze from poin, blew q the day and broke
the strength q the solar rays, which Otherwise voua
have been felt severely. The following table q the
s.g,eea az bsat y~sssvdsy.-
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SIeRy sRsroH.

NI0uY au9gfON.
The Hon. Daniel Agnev. Of Beaver, dominated By
exclamation for Judge of the supreme Court.
On motion the deegstss present were instructed IN
Committee
ne Committee Resolutioos reported the following
The loyal men ~ pennsylvsniA, IN convention -.
sembled, dsciamina all partisAnshp, know ing
but that u their country declare for themselves and
their constituents,
Fsys-Tne innesbls purpose 70 maintain, by every ne.
oc~sary Effort and sacrifice, the national Union
a. the nrst highest solemn and most overshsdov-
ing Of all political DUTIES.
ence Of the Union, was without cause, conceived In
wkenss organized 10 perjury and deveoped by reck-
Ices violence asd s stained With every crime and de
tsstsbe 10 object and Internal IN purpose and must be
suppyeed By the people n the United states At the DO
struc,on os who>e liberties and overthrow a. whose In
st,tntors Il n injuriously aimed
TH,rd-Tbt IN this momenisus contest now raging
there and he. bus two parties ode which firmly
the constituted anpofl,cs Of me taon IN en-
cipIes upn which the sovsrnmen, res,s, forming II
once the party Of law, ~ liberty and OF psir,otsm
she other. which crppiss The consolidated sutnori.
ties OF he nation In enforcing the Laws securing "
safety, and preserving Ne life, and 70 therefore tbs
pavsnt mobs VI ordsr and rArticpant 10 rca
class whoss dstsssAbe pwscicss not orly rive sh
and comfort " The common enemy, but ~ oDnfesssd 81
Richsnoad, inhs up thee dsys Of rebsI dsSsne0
and disaster, and stmsiais shsn 10 renewed and
70 whom this Cay justly charyesbse what
ever a vtailty TIE rebellion poss.s~, sod What.
ever calamity actsn the furthsr pvossacsn ~ ths
contest may involve Bas fov Norshsrn sympatnirsss
Nth southern and the bopss thst their u~as,a.
sbls ensteocs nspuss. shs rsssitsn would have suok
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Died.
rRsxxAS.-on Tuesday, Angus, 4, OF typhoid fever

MIsCELLAsEOUs.
a =.
sr-iysa-x.
Person. Of .edsu,ary habit. troubled with weakness
a,aae p.ip,.ton Of the heart, Of appetite.
after s.u.s torpid liver constipation Ae deserve % suffer
II they yin no, try the oslsbr.iea
PLANTATION BrrrERs.
which .re nov recommended b, the AEhs. medical ssro
rites. and warranted 70 prodoes an Immediate beneficial
eject rnsy exceedingly agreeable perfectly and
mus, superseds =. other tonic. ~Asr- healthy ssss sim
ulsnt IL required.
rsey purify sreasssea sad lnyisss,s.
rhsy create healthy apostle
They sniiso,s 70 shsnrs Of -ser and aist
They effects Of di.sIp.iios ana iAs hours,
rbsy srsns,bss the system and ssi,.n NE mins.
Th.y proven, mi.sma,e and lassrni,,~a, fever.
They purify the breath and .elany q ns s.s-.eL.
Thor D,spspas ssa coa.,ip.slea-
They car. Dsrhes csolsn .ss csol~rs nors-s
rh.y eur. Liver Complain saa s.rroas Bs.aAebs
In~y maze ms Sesk stfvnf we snka1 u'Ahsntr sn1
exhausted great Thsy COMPOSED of
the e.,ssr.,ea o.i-.ys b.rs -ia-su~.a s.-.frS. ro.
and herts All p'esr~il 10 J-sf.eay pure 81 crss
rr particulars etre-lsr. ssu~oa.is a,uss sssa
b,sus
B<vsrs % ,mpostsrs grsysss ever souls s~s thssa
hsa u. Barnes Signature private unissa siA,ss
stamp .ah pl.ss.uos saa ssr Arm 80
nssar. on Gas s>~ DAss engraving sias iss~L SO
bottle rs1ila spaross sslssssssa.
san We srfy sny p~rsos v nsss tho easrss>r
q rcos AM pr.,snssx V -. rTsas.,ss nj
t>rs ~ ne gallon Ia sss npos~r ". -n oay ln
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s>ins ssy oshsr msis-.i shse~sn ~hshsr osss P.ssa
s,,srs no, sr,mn.i ~ vn.s states - ssa
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risn'sos Blsisr. fros sd.s, essrys.. ssrsh-as. .
p-rfsssiy Incredible rhs amp. u sss,l.
ssns- pv-.ss q h.s -ogFh 80 s.y-rsprsy rS-y -.
80 ~ Al r-sy~s~sls srsu.. vro,. vAr.a-o. kaasi.
s.lsess s~s.ss.s. saa s,sair~ so,~.
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70 TIE EDITOR or TnE HERALD
George Randcrson A. Co bankers, saved every th,og
valuable even 10 tho furniture OF their office
GEORGE SAkDEic5ON CO.
sraArroK, August Z. 1868
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Omciai Drawrags ar Murray. Eddy ~
Co. . Kentucky ami Missouri state lotteries
kxsrvosu nxrGA CLASS lisa ugas. iosJ
Sc. 81. a.. ~, 80. 10, III, A., IS
KENTUCKY CLass siG-Augurt s 1867
g. 81, as 46. ~, A. 2 &c. Gl l3 g. 4, ~. 80. 10.
Circulars sess FREQ Of adttes.ng eithsrts
MURRAY EDDY 90,
Covtagton, ny, % II Isas Mo.
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Royal Havana I-ottcry.-See Omctai
Drawings o. Jsly 81. on ssoiher column. TAILOR 90
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Prizes Cashed In All L-galiI~d Lotte-
rfos Information givea. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No. n Wall street, N. ", No l.
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SpIeadid Dram n ic Perform n noes Eve~y
hour to-day BAHhUMS by the hest selected eompAav
thai Stage o. w. CLARK the particular there
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Drawing or the Library Association
COMPANY Losie~y OF Keasacky
Extra CLAks 2si-Auruss g. 1861
"a, IL, 40, q, so, So, 40, 9. 10, 80, 30, Is
OLAss 2f7-Augost is6S
~, %, 1. 81 10, G" 81. 16. n, 2, &c. As, 49, n
Circulars sent by addressing
FRANCE KL.I.Is Co. Mana r<s, Coviaaloa, ~
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Tue LATE BATTLE or GerrYsBUHg-BR PnoTO-
GRAPHS or rhB SCENE or oosFLIcr. Ero.
The principal sceaes ~ groll baislo tho Army
o. tho Potomac. led by General Meade ths Southern
Army OF Virginia. undcr Con. Lem Short birds eye
view Of the ground whch the battle Of ysburg
foughi-hase Iuss been produced by Mr.. Brady with all
tho artistic excellence for which he deserved.
iy known better memorial o. thai sangoin'ry
ct cannot vol be imagined and in years. when
this war shall DO spoken only tho history tho past
those faithful sketches OF Brady will be invested with al
Importance and patriotic beauty which this moment
can scarcely be sufficiently appreciated.
Inc sxctchcs, which executed the best style OF
tho photographic art fourteen number and may DO
thus enumerated "Cemetery Hin !" showing Dv. Holmes
tents whore the process Of enbsnisg the dead
ried o. This view very picturesque and suggestive.
The headquarters Of General heads as Gettysburg
among the finest a tho views Tue farmhouse which
he occupied during the struggle " . perfect
copy Of tho original. and remlnds Of former
exporiences 10 Virginia Tho wheataeld whore
Reynolds feis spot rendered. saored and truly
rabe-canno fail 20 be always attractive 70 tho patriot
In civil or In military life. There Views Of ths
positod The battle fold x Gettysburg proper is soen
three distinct pontsos viewfrom the rroat. tho
left and the right. The woods tho left most cd
mrably portrayed tho capoa in the being plain
~ visible The entrance to the cemetery and the stone
fences In the vicinity we represented maay q tho
broken sashes In the former pasce being plainly indi
Gated.
Tho cthcr most notable points Of these views tho
headquarters Of General Lee, regular stone wall build
Ing Of tho old times This view another Of tho finest
Of tho collection Sugar Loaf Mountain Pennsylvania
College are also fine views 80 In tho Wow OF tho house
Of John L. Baren, which natural anything be.
On the whole Mr. Brady has been highly successful In
this enterprise. and hore scarcely doubt that his Or
forts 10 perpetuae the memories Of tho battle asd OF
Gettysburg will moot with promps and generous public
approval.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Call for . New York Democratic state
Convention.
ALBANY, August o, 1853.
The Democratic State Committee mot at the DesSan
day, with E1iahF Purdy in tho chair and Peter
cagger secretary and resolved to call State Conveu
ton, to meet at Albany Sept. O. Adjourned
The Pennsylvania Union State Conven-
RxSoMINArIoN or MR.. ANDREW @. CURTIN FOR
GOVERNOR.
PrrrsnURa. August S, 1853.
The Union State Convention to nominate candidates for
Governor and Judge o, tho Supreme Court met to-day
The state fully represented In the Convention.
large number OF strangers al parts OF me
present
There was great excitement about the choice for Gov.
ernor bat Mr. Curtin had evidently tho inside track and
conceded carly In the day that he would receive
the nomination. The friends Of covode and Moorhsad
wore still equally active
The Convention CALLED 10 order by c. p. Markis,
Chairman Of the Executive Committee, when the
OF the delegates were road.
Judge Maxwell elected temporary chairman, ana
Messrs W. H. Strickland and W. J. p White Temporary
COMMITTEES on Resolutions wss then appointed, ana
the Convention adourned until three O'Clock r. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the disposal Of the question q contested seats
the coIm.ss. % Organization reported The Hoe smssl
Presidents and several Secretaries.
Judge Topp on taking the chair. made neat and APP
proprAte speech, returning thann for the honor
ferrsd hoping the ConvestioA gould b harmonious
selecting candidates worthy Of the principles Of ths
Union party and who would unite the In he
October EVICTION.
resolution o6ered BY Mr. hcKsnnoo, stating -
unfortunate differences had sprung up between two q
the leading candidates for Governor and that hs best To-
tssssts o. tbs oSunsry and party demanded that man
should BE- put INTO The Ash whose nominAtton would
Ths rssoiuiioa elected some disossssoo, md VS.
Showed BY vote Of - yes 10 - says.
lsetse was received from John Covods, Withdrawing
h NAME "bssving Mat victory points 70 the selection
Of MAJ - tbs standard bearer the approaching
contest upon whom tbs entire support and strength Of
the organixasSos can b osutsrsd"
ms ballot for candidate FOE Governor resulted -
follows
Curtin ................os H. d. Moore .......s...Is
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MAYORS oYvicE NEW YORK. JULY ~ ISL
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Colonel ~ OBrt~n. ~ the james brsdy 49,
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yrur sysntss ssD HOsohAAf sksshhe ~ - =.
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, s'sa.. - -. ~ II tls sasssl y 4sr Ansas .
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The Revelation Against the Rebels II
North Carolina-Peopie Taking ca the
Mountains and swsnps 90 Avoid the
snscrtption-Peace sad Protection
Prayed For. sc.
NxvsRs N. c., August ., 1868.
The fall Of vcksburg fast celebrating secession 10
North Carolina Hundreds OF prominent rebels are dairy
acknowledging the failure OF the rebellion The resens
proclamation Of Jen Davis calling spon all N take up
arms, ereiting great anxiety throughout the STATE
thousands taking 70 the swsmps and mountssos 20
rvoid couscrpsicn rAs occupation Of Raleigh BY the
Unoa forces that arms and rendezvous 81 safssy msy
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