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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30
LIFE AT SARATOGA

Saratoga society,"
What endless variety:
What pinks Of propriety;
u hat gems of-sobriety
" hat garrulous old folks,
Y hat shy folks, and bold folks,
And warm folks, and cold folks
Such ugiou% dressi g
And tender c;trresslug,
/Ot course that is guessing !
Such very loud patterns,
w ORR often by siatterns,)
With hoops~~big as Satur1's!
Such straight necks and bow uecks,
And dark necks, and snow necks,
Such high necks. and low necks
With this sort and that sort,
The lean and the fat sort,
The sharp and the fat sort,
Saratoga is crammed tnll
And rammed full and jans1neA ri!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30

Eparninondas Scroggs says be is about to
issue new edition Of Johnson's dictionary,
which will exclude every word calculated 10
hurt any one The following is specimen:
Murder--An eccentricity or accident, ire
quentIy done from the purest motives,
Forgery-A slip Of the pen, playful! habit
writing another person name.
Thieving-BorroWing from man without
the absurd punctlllio OF asking his consent
BurgIar-A man who visits another's house.
without formal invitation.
Wife-One who shares our sorrows doubles
our joys, and quadruples our expenses,
A Bribe-A distinguished compliment, ora
reward Of virtue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30
Q h1 q lexaudfia Dazett!
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 80.

Henry a Wise has been appointed chief 81
the Bureau Of Ordnance ia the {. 5. Navy
Department. THE drawing Tor the draft II
tf7e District Of Columbia Will commence in
Washington IN Monday the pportionmentEog
the District is 1866, 10 which will be added
s.. uer ct. a. q margin Eor mptlons-maklng
s. 7Y1 10 be tlravn,--Ihree persons in Wash
irgton have },een arrested FOR forging soldiers
Discharge 2ap7rs. A number Of pickpockets
a1l vagranys we're marched through the streets
81 Washington, yesterday, and 3rummed cut
ii the city.--trold, in New York, yesterday,
l299},~~(4an. Scnenok has ordered an assess
nIeut Of $4,000, 1pon oerta in citizens, charged
with being disIoyal, in Hartford county, Md,
10 nay FOR TWO barns and other property re-
eer,tly destroyed IN that county by persons re-
sisting the lraft~Eignt Or ten substitutes tor
citizens drafted in New Bedford, Mass, have
deserted with the money they receiyed.-Ihe
Richnond Dispatch expresses satisfaction at
having the French Tor neighbors Ill Mexlco.--
I,arge quantities Of the finest fruits are now
for aale in the New Orleans markets. MIR.
John Glenn, Of Baltimore county, has been re-
leased from arrest -Marauding still goes on
IN the interior Of Missouri, and recently all
the money in the vault Of the Bank at Bloom
ington, some $4,000, was taken out and car
ried of.-The French minister to the &. S., is
spending the summer at Newport Il. lit IS
row denied that Secretary Chase has gone to
NEWPORT to the marriage Of his daughter; he
has gone North, for recreation for teW days.
a foolish story is circulated in the papers
relative to a proposition for making jerome
Bonaparte, grandson Of The deceased Jerome
pouaparte and Miss Patterson Of Baltimore1
Emperor Of Mexico, convicted OF
selling liquor TO soldisrs, in Washington, are
nog fined and sent ia to ehe Old Capitol prls-
Oh for 50 days Numbers Of prisoners from
Vicksburg are being brought to St. LOUISA
man and his wife, recently, in San Francisco,
killed their child, and then killed themselves
BIZ taking poison. Crude and unupe water
MELONS sire brought from Norfolk 10 Baltimore
for sale; they are called cholera bomb-shelis.
The persons connected with the Washing
ton Chronicle establishment have organized
themselves into Home Guard, So in all,
The grape crop IA Ohio and California is very
large this year, and an increased quantity Of
domestic vine will be made; large quantities Of
blackberry vine have been made, also, this
yaar, in different sections
zGa Persons, in business, in this place, could
add largely 70 their sales and profits, by AD
vERT1s1Sq. In not doing so-in not letting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30


ferred TO- have been published. They are da-
ted as TAR back as June q. They are In reply
to Cen Lee dispatches asking 1or reinforce
snents, and IN reference to 2 plan OF Assem-
bling an army at Culpeper Court House, un-
der Gen. Beanregard-nether Of which re-
quests ne was informed could be granted ow.
ing to the necessity OF defending the lines in
other portions of the South, and especially
owing TO The necessity Of keeping troops to de-
fend Richmond, then threatened from the
peninsula. He is informed that Gen. Wise Is
engaged in the defence OF Richmond, and that
Gen. Corse brigade, in compliance with hl8
orders, was left al Hanover. In rcn.arklng
anon the Federal raid in Hanover, Zen. Coop
er says:--"Ic is important that this raid took
place only about two days after Sen, Corse =
brigade had left there for Go,donsVille Had
It remained at Hanover Junction it is reason
able 30 suppose that most Of the enemy cav
airy would have been either destroyed OF cap
tured, and the property saved from injury.
------~-zgEmn--
EeSg~ Such Of the subscribers to the Gazette
as do not pay the carriers, or are not called
on by them, will oblige us by leaving their
dues at the Printing Office oyer French book
store, OF at Edgar SnoWden' g Office, No %,
South Royal street; where subscriptions and
advertisements for the paper, aud orders tor
Job Printing are received and attended to.
Some one hundred and fifty cavalrymen,
dismounted, Of the 5th cavalry (regulars,)
whose horses have broken down with service,
arrived in Washington On Tuesday from War
renton, for the purpose Of refttlng.
Hon. ". II. Seward has made brief visit
to Fortress Monroe lie first went on board
the Minnesota at Newport News, then on board
the Ion-clad Roanoke, staying an honr on
each vessel. He then tarried till the afternoon
at Fortress Monroe, and then returned TO Wash
ington.
The Evansville indiana Journal has advi-
ces that the Observation-Disclosures in Rich
land county, Illinois, had determined TO resist
the draft, and to the number OF i've hundred
men had assembled and encamped in the neigh
boyhood Of Olney, the capital Of the county.
They demanded the enrolling papers Of the
officers, and threatened to burn the town unless
they we're given up, The citizens, generally
were formed into military companies and stood
prepared to give the mob warm reception.
CASTOR O1L.-The medical men OF Paris re-
commend the following way Of administering
castor oil to children: The quantity OF oil pre-
scribed is poured into small earthen pan,
over q moderate fire. an egg broken intoit, and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30
n General Schofeld's Military Orde

In General Schoheld MILITARY OEueI ID
Missouri, recently issued, he says
"All acts of lawesness, especially murder
theft, and robbery, must be rigorous y pun
ished. whether committed by avoWed enemies
Of the Government or by those who put on
the guise of loyalty or the uniform Of Inc
United States army as 8 cloak for their crimes
Those who thus dishonor and disgrace Inc
cause 10 which they profess attachment are no
less criminal than the avoWed enemies o. inc
Government who commit such crimes, aao
will be punished with like severity
Officers Of the Federal army are sraVeIi1Hs
through the State Of Maryland and impress
ing horses into service. Certificates are gwen
the owners Of horses, and tho prices range
from $l35 to $l45. The payment OF Ehe GER
ti6cates are conditioned on the undouo1eo 10Y
atty Of the holder
Mr. Cox, Of Georgetown, clerk in The STATE
DEPARTMENT., went out III the steamer OF oa.D''
day, at an hour notice, as bearer OF d'spa'S0''
to London and Paris.
Nlessrs Rittenhouse, Fant& Co., OF =" asn'ns'
ton, have organized national BANK ID oso's
town, with capital Of 0,O00 20 be 'ncFeass 10
to 100000, if the business OF that CITY ~"
justify it, 49,.
One Of Dupont's powder mills exploded ~
Wilmington yesterday James D. Peoples anu
Mr.. Leary were killed. The cause OF f0s %
plosion is unknown. :
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nave a.
ready constructed two bridges to replace .1os'
DESTROYED on the section east OF CumDtrlsn0'
and large force Of uorknen is employed a.
other points. =.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture IN MS
monthly report of she crops Of TIE country az" y,
ing May and June, says the present crop ~"
equal that of last year, which VAS Inc Id SV@'
ever produced IL tbs eoanssy'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30

Heavy showers have prevailed FOR Che last
Two or three days. With the exception Of 8
drought Of some three weeksin May, this Spring
and Summer have been, what's called extreme
wet SEASONS, an unusual quantity Of rain
having fallen. Nors than the ordinary quantity
q ta.7s s2sy,, fe'l, bast vilxeg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30

we're formed into military companies and stood
prepared to give the mob warm reception.
CASTOR OIL-The medical men Of Paris re-
commend the following way Of administering
castor oil to children: The quantity OF oil pre-
scribed is poured into q small earthen pan,
over moderate FIRE, an egg broken intoit, and
stirred mp 80 as 10 form something like what
cooks call buttered eggs when it Is done, little
salt or sugar, or few drops OF orange water,
or some currant jelly, should be added. The
sick child will oat ii eagerly, and never discover
the fraud.
The French actress, Stella Colas, continues
to create prodigious sensation as Juliet, y
at the Princesss Theatre, London. Tho Lon
don Times tells the ib that the lady hardly
could pronounce English two weeks before sbe
| appeared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-30

a<a Persons, in business, in this place, could
Add largely q their sales and profits, by AD-
vER11s1Sq. In not doing so-in not letting
the public know Of their whereabouts and theiz
goods Tor sale--they nay be "a penny wise, 49,
hut they are, a pound foolish.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

pY VIRTUE Of Decree of the Circuit
I'D Court for Montgomery county, sitting as
Court of Equity, in the case of Hiram J.
King Ds. Ohio w. Hurley and Gilbert NJ.
White, the subscribers as Trustees, will offer
at public sale, TO the highest bidder,
On TUESDAY, the 26th of May, 1868,
at the hour of II O'clock A. NJ, at the Court
House door, in the town of Rockville, all the
interest Of the said Ohio W. Hurley in and to
3O7 Acres of Land.
devised to the said Ohio W Hurley, Nathan
I. Hurley and Reuben Hurley, by the last will
and testament Of John Hurley, deceased.
The said land is well watered has large
proportion Of WOOD & FINE TIMBER, and
in fair state of cultivation; has comforts
Bile DIV ELLlNG and necessary Out-build-
ings. ltadioins the farms of Aquilla Fisher,
Edward l.. Hays and Erasmus West. 1t is
convenient to good merchant mill, and 70
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal 1t is suscep-
tible Of being made one of the most desirable
farms IN Montgomery county.
TERMS or SAFE as prescribed 5ytae De
cree; The whole purchase money to he paid
in cash on the day Of sale, or the ratification
thereof JOHN BREWER,
GEO PETER,
may lis Trustees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
TAX SALE.

BY order Of The Commissioners for Nontgry Co.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the owners
Of the following Tracts or Lots of Land
situated in the Filth Election District Of Mont
gomery county, that, unless the taxes due on
the same are paid on or before the goth day of
April next, the said Tracts or Lots of Land,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in Rockville, on TUESDAY, 18th
day of May next, at i o'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose Of paying said taxes:
"FACANT LAND, " assessed TO Gassaway
Reynold, for the year lS62-principal and in
terest 81 so,
"WHlTE OAK Valley" CHARLES
and BENJAMIN." and part Of HILLS and
DALES," assessed to John w. Richardson,
for the year ls62--principal and interest, 81 40.
"PART OF lIERMlTAGE,n assessed to
Charles Duvall, for the year 1862 principal
and interest, Sc 10.
WIN. REED, Collector
5th Election District.
mar 20--tdSI0 90.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
PROPOSALS.

A FUND having been raised by subscrip-
"A ton, for tire purpose Of laying one mile
of Turnpike upon the bed Of the old Frederick
road, commencing at the intersection Of said
old road with the Rockville and Georgetow n
Turnpike, near tie old Stone tavern:
We, the undersigned, are authorized by said
subscribers TO invite PROPOSALS FOR THE
LAYING OF THE ONE MILE Of said pike -
We, therefore, viii receive bids for the one
mile Of road until the 10th day of May
next, the said work to be let to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. Persons wishing to bid for
said work. will be furnished specifications Of
said road, by calling upon either Of the Mana
gers. WILLIAM H. BIRCH,
GEO. HUDDLESON,
SAML G. VElRS, Jr.,
HENRY BRADLEY.
WIN. HUDDLESON
may l-3t Managers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
TAX SALE.

By orderof tie Commissioners for lfontg'ry Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the owners
~ Of the following Tracts and Lots Of Land,
situated in the Fifth Election District of Mont
gomery county, that unless the taxes due on
the same are paid on Or before the goth day of
April next, the said Tracts or Lots Of Land,
or so much thereof as may be necessary, will
be sold at public auction, at the Courthouse
door, in Rockville ON TUESDAY, I2th
day OF May next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, for
the purpose OF paying said taxes
"VACANT LAND, y assessed to Gassaway
Reynod, for the years 1858, go go and 6l--
principal and interest So II.
WHITE OAK VALLEY, /" " CHARLES
and BENJAMIN and part Of "HTLLS and
DALES," assessed to John W. Richardson,
for the years 1860 and '6l--principal and in
terest, $l4 Al.
"PART OF HERMITAGE, assessed to
Charles Duvall, for the years 1860 and 6l--
principal and interest, $ll 81
PERRlE LElZEAR, Late Col.
9th Election District
mar 20-tdS10 co.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08

THE LATE RAID INTO WESTERN YIR-
GINIA.-A despatch from Harrisburg, dated
May 9TH, says:
"All danger Of invasion is now elTectually
obviated. a despatch from Gov. Perpont to
Gov Curtin says: The rebels have passed
through Mouougahela county, on the west side
Of the river, to Fairmont, thence to Shinston,
and across the Northwestern Virginia railroad
five miles cast of Clarksburg, and are in Dour-
bon and Upshur counties, il not near the rail-
road. lmboden's forces have joined with
Jones, and number from eight to ten thousand
mounted men. They got a large number Of
horses and other booty.
The Wheeling h,teiligeacer Of the 4th Instant
says;
THE latest information leads to the belief
that the raiders have cleared themselves, and
got beyond all harm. They left Bridgeport
oL~the Northwestern road, and joined their
forces in the Tygart Valley, near Phillip, and
it IS supposed they are proceeding on back
through Beverly to their old haunts. There
are none Of them now on the line Of the Bal
timore and Ohio road. 1t is coniectured that
possibly tlIey may make q detCur round down
into the Kanawha Valley, and - do " that
section for q few days as they have done this
one"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
DEATHS.

DIED, on Wednesday morning last, the 9th
inst, after a protraeted indisposition JOHN
w. SPATES, Esq, in the 45th year Of his
age.
The subject Of this notice was, at the time
of his death, the Register of Wills for this
county, which Office he filled, during the Sc
veral years Of his incumbency, to the entire
satisfaction Of the community in which his
whole life was spent. Few persons had so en-
deared themselves to the society of those
around him, or whose loss will be more re-
GREETED. In his intercourse with his fellow
men, he was proverbially courteous and oblig-
ing; in his family circle, kind and affection
ate; and his character for integrity and homo
rable department, unexcepdonable. Thus has
passed away from our midst one of our most
useful and beloved citizens, leaving to his
large family-circle and his numerous friends
memory which they will long delight to
cherish.
DIED, on Sunday, the 26th Of April last at
Locust Grove, Montgomery county, Nd, after
an illness Of four days, LULIE, the beloved
daughter of SAMUEL and MmcAH W. RIGGs,
aged II years and months,
" Be ye also ready, for in such an hour as
ye think not, the Son Of Man cometh."
"Ny LULIE, deaf, and art thou gone,
And shall we see thy face no more,
Until we meet around Gods throne,
And dwell on that delightful shore ~
Pale, the silent, sehselcss clay
Cold as its OWE funeral storm;
All Of life has passed away
Quenched the glance and mute the tone.
But, on the breast, in bright array,
The auburn hair did clustering stray
And on that face, a smile as fair
As though not dead, but dreaming there.
Me thinks could we but hear her speak,
Her little words would often be
Ny parents, dear, o do not weep;
do not weep no more for me.
Prepare to meet your LuLB DEAR
Where parting words weno more hear.
Am.
Baltimore papers please copy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08

EaS- A seias3 determination seems to be
resolved npon, By the party in power, to
erushyout all opposition of the press to their
unjust and illegal measures. Already, we
perceive, that several of our cotemporaries
are taking the ground that, hereafter they
do not intend to indulge in any comments
upon the acts of the present administration,
but prefer to remain quiet, until there is a re-
turn of those days when perfect freedom of
speech and of the press was youchsafed TO
every one.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
TIE MARKETS.


GEoRGETows, D. G., May 6, 1868.
Flour, super, S7a7.25; extra, S7.50as; IA
mily, S9a9,50. WHEAT, red, 81 coal .G5; white
Sl75al.s5; very choice 80. CoHS, white,
98c.aSl yellow, 96c. OArs, by measure Goa
csc. Hay S25a3O; Mil snG, GOaG5ci Brown
stuff 40c. Shorts, zoe Potatoes, 75asoc. /;
Wood pine, 81 5Oa5 Oak, S5.50a6; Fish,
herring, s4.50a5 per thousand; shad SCAT
per hundred Sur
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
FOR SALE,

x-...a comfortable LOG DWELLING
T..ssf% HOUSE, containing four rooms, with
IssisA. Kitchen and l3f ACRES OF LAND
!s@.A-sl68attached, adjoining The village Of
Jamestown The land is in a fair state Of
cultivation, and has on il small proportion
Of Wood, and a number Of Fruit Trees. It is
well enclosed. The situation is healthy, and
near both churches and schools.
For further particulars, inquire Of JAS. W.
BOSWELL, Rockville, or WIN. MULmcAs, barnes
town, who will show the property
Tslj~ TERMs-Cash.
april 24-4t SOPHIA W. STEWART.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08

Es> At the sale, on the 29th and 3Oth ult-
mo, of the real and personal property of the
late Benz. F. MIDDLETON, the Home Farm, "
containing 275 acres, brought $43 per acre.
ALPHEus MIDDLETON, Esq, purchaser. The
negroes sold at remarkably low prices. Thir-
teen were sold-for the most part likely young
boys and girls-the whole number Bringing
less than one thousand dollars.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08

ns- We understand that SAMUEL I. GLoYD,
who was released, some short time ago. from
the old Capitol prison, where he had been con-
fned under an alleged charge Of harboring
Confederate soldiers, was again arrested, on
Monday last, in Georgetown, for having in
his possession two Of his father negroes who
had eloped and made their way to the Dis
trict, but who had voluntarily agreed to re-
turn with him to their home, IN this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08
GROUP.

This disease is announced by difficult die Of
ty Of breathing, shril whistling or
Wheeling hacking cough, or threaten
ed sudocation, &c 1t mostly occurs in
young children. No child need die Of CrouB
Group if this Syrup is properly used and
used in time. Mothers having croupy
children should watch the FIRST show Of
the disease, and always keep this reme-
dy at band; rms
For coughs after measles this Syrup
is most excellent. Experience has prov
en- that it is equalled byno other prepa-
ration.
ssSThe price Of the remedy is such as to .Syrut
place it within the reach ofall, the poor
as well as the rich, and every person
should have it.
Every person should have il in the is
house It is n true and faithful friend
to all who value health and wish to Sc
cure themselves against that most terri
bic disease, consumption. 1t will be used
found the most useful as we'll as the
cheapest family medicine in the world
1t has been used for the last four years in
with success without n parallel
Price 40 cents per bottle, or three bot
ties for 81 10. Prepared by time.
S. A. FOUTZ & BRO,
Westminster, Md.
a5- For sale by
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Nd; and
Druggists and StorelCeepers everywhere.
NAV l-1y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-05-08

A FINE OPENING FOR THE "NEXT
BEST MAN."-The Army of the Potomac
seems to have met with as little success under
" Fighting Joe Hooker" as it did under
either Mcclellan or Burnside If the Wash
ington Chronicle and Sla are good authority,
land we presume they are, Hooker has been
compelled to abandon his position at Trede-
rieksburg, and recross the Rappahannock
See summary Of War News.