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Gen. Lee Reported to be surrounded
at or Near WiIIiamspOrt.
Skirmishing with General Mullgan's s
Forces Near Clear Spring.
The Position Of the Rebels Reduced to q
Space Of Six Miles,

NEWS FROM THE ARMY HEADQUARTERS.
HEADoUA oUARrERs, Army rHg PcroMAc,
July 1850 A. N.
messenger from Governor Curtin arrived here this
morning and states General Couch formed juno
ton with right, which rests TO the northeast Of
Hagorstown That point against attack by Lee.
There also reports that Leo has bridge composed
Of thirteen boats the OF the river
tnued thence both shores by trestlework supporting
long timbers.
Our siege and heavy guns have gone to the front and
left where It is believed positions be obtained
maudng the bridge.
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L,LA6r rHos gsoi.Isn BUsTIsc ~ Qua
II own ins fyrsslss q "a ~ f~as b.ss Asbis Gu
ssasfs ~ vnos ssrrst. eofbsr u WiInsn n~tss
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VHs usHEEs HAND, suowlsp rmk q clovts vvyr.
j TuF ukNkEs HAND. sHDNINu Tuk sLtgsknb bOJv.
rsuaoa - Sli.sn ssi toe Ihx~fsd m.sssf -. ssd
BYsl tnsishsi ~ ths shsppodhAip q tssissa h-~ss
aad gInx I.pnaya L~st~f nssihr IN ksgsna tnpH.
sasss bsessoa. saipr Nni Tfo tsssars tss cgssty
Hhsns Buiistt fsssa thoyns rs1sststan Sf.si
,rtssi srf Bss.bsi N~~. A4ssiss. uaHiA - N.ff nn
Lsr5a Bsfs-ssss Hia~r ss.finNv Fus vs ass tssiss.
Drsash Tbsalsts hs-s s1s hgssasaass ~ Ne
ASeors sss 20. =, .hs sPs',,as ssss, sss, our y,n.,
ssx wiLsEs sriMii or TO oar.
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OmciaI Dra wi ings Of the Shelby college
Lottery Of Kentucky
CLASS Eb--Juiy IS 1879.
so, IS, a., 10, 53. IL, Is. 26, Is, II, 4, 56. u.
ExIRA CLASS s7G-Juiy Is. i5Gs.
IL, 80, @, 2S, 80, 5S, Al. 81, 81, 10, 2, 55, 80
22. IL, 80.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 co.
Wilmington. Deiawa
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A r ryvArp wflI. M pAfD 70 Irf ggssos who
N.l wsl ssa.ss drimsra hsr1 ~NN - iN4sN Nem.
~ ss,ss vssssss sss~sI " Ess-[sss - n La.sa
s4vss. ~ xsss@s-s sksaf.
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'rnE usios w,smisa ILuID.

SAWS cfDTHrs sONET AND LAb1k
wri at alafs aH<st fshk tAs hso. tyN "a 80
ssst wifh ons qpa-sf 4e 1907 40 seiasr !. - -
es.ry - ~<tios VI. g1y "a - tssprs ~ psfma
.sn( sxe. Prs 10 esn&s p~r @asft Sy@e sfts
pss Al tb. rrv-rs 80 ~ <stsA W bnss.
unx. eRxex ug1Sxm exeh
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roo LATE SOR oLAssIYscATsos

A SUIT OF rCEsisHrD Rooms 10 Lrr-wirH
"A DeNra s4liaBs fes e.alsssss .es sffs
sssis ss1ssss. Agpy a No y w.s rv.sssaaA sasssS.
ffsi hsSfn 81 ~
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Dr. Hunters Once isas No. . D,vi.so.

street, sow YORK city Hs hAs Oshsr once Est2b-
ishsd l.ss ExAt and rrsrsts Hs
ehronc rrspuoss asa .pots 90 us .sis siesr. u al nd
tho poisonous party ~ the blsos nEts t Woys
on Human Frailty Nervous Debility, Essy fafl.ef.tioa
aud oonsuiision gSssi. Hoar. in fr0t. A. n snu
a A.
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OmcIal DrawIr

Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co. Kentucky and Missouri, State Issttrrea
Kxsrucsr. ExrRA CLASS E5-Juiy l3 lsS3
81, rs, 53. So, Ia, .. 80, 20, 80. Z.
Kxsrucxr, CLASS N5-Juy II, 1863
&C. 81, 63, 43, u, ~, rs, 7. 81, 81 D.
MURRAY, EDDY AC o..
Covtngtoa NY, or H. LOUIS. Mo.
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Tan, Freeklss. ssiiownsss, Eruptions,
spo hpecxs and all skin B~n@hss cured by GOnRAuDs \
fssan hsiieaed soap t5j Broadway Srs1a street.
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nIscELLAsEUus.

A kErEKT s0ETH kNONisu 10 10 Tif0HAA a
"a AgAEW n 90 nffsmwwb stFseN - NatrsB.
fnf thM ~ sifra d. d ffNE fs.s Vince. traEs
F.Iaf aaf Ffgfir0ns every fhlnN EVER
family Hknaa. hlaaiasfs g. 90 Eaksfn lie anf
NgnAffs
DRIg0M ALLIyIATOH TOR CoE~a EuNIoAa'
ID pn1ef fsst -. tsroy .ss sni tiy fssts ~ 80,
f1f lNt kNNH MH sFtf1 -
D. HfaFs fafkaF~ ha1 - tfNrkss hnd 49, - =
arr cas- set ~ esl4f - toE Gpfrs hsala4s -
usAs A. c4fsa ~ Df BrGEa. EfAufsl clrs.yasi M
HfqE4wxg
1OHNx HrsiOsE lsysKTED NAILS. - CtAgD
" wfnaHs ral4 ~ D. K7CN. 1AfrTssfiF' sf - nNwefT
eyrn*f " Canm Dy EAe3 Aasfafiaa CgfEs
haal8as A. - Ds.0A - naMn
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- CniIdTeu
Mother

ChsissadoSo's Hair Dye, PSsssrvatfve
Wig DEPOT, wholesale and retail. No. A3t.f Hea~
The dye Applied BY ssifai artists.
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nary and s.rnsl System. Tne most erp~itious
and reliable treatment explained IA Dr Lsrm0nt :
Paris London aud he~ Yotk hsdc. Adviser and NArrsg-
Guide 75th edition sg cloth sent free s.ai~i
for 81 by n WARNER, No grsey street th- author al
Broadway sisirs treatment from ~ Q. eiceps saturday
an SUNDAY.
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Bogie's Hyperion Sistd Restores snd
Bsgs tsy,rte ns@ Dye, h~st in TRY.
81 nod VI BOsIE. Bs.fou. roif essfT-sefe.
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oEORDE srEOh0. Trrasnfer.
WAL .nd II BFvAfwsy. S.~ t9vt.
NV. ~, W BgfslDWs. Pr~slasoL
FaWn T.. 4 o fssssr.l hesssGsry.
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Friday, all day, heavy nring was heard here IN ths
direction Of sharpsburs and learn that tho forces oi
General Noade succeeded In driving The rebels unde,
General Iongsireet out Of their positions about Ane,a
ard three miles beyond. Yesterday and to-day
aing has been heard but We have no account here o
causes and effects.
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humsn fAmiy u hsr = Hg- r.ny lovers = b. sps
ratad-hoW macy ffarnas for Isrtsi The suhf~ft
!. Ia youf fri~nf ~i a
yoa ar sa0taat - yvrs~if II ~Hret fsita
etrs. q No aBAIw 90 A THOUSAND FfsDw ~ =.
ssnlr1ee night and morning y $50 t~snuesa Ne oon
iAs ssti saa rhlls. Ffca - eens ra saAs y a
drugsata
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Az letters and packages Intended or The NEwH oRx hERAL
shouIi Ls sediat
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ss Julia Baker Lowe. Philadelphia; i2th Nancy Ai''
GLoUcFsrER Oct l4-Arr Eliza crowe,h smsn; s
thzseethpor 18th, bark 81 Jago Wr'sn' '~ia"' 80
GBEENPoRr. Oct I5-Arr smack Chief Young, NYork;
HoIMEs, HOLE oes Is PN-Arr brig Edwin, weboer'
Goases gr apa ste Endco Boston sid
sehrs Aee0a Ven jane aud soai'or s,,h and Gale,
sesson, RooSoD S sa Boston ior Phsdspha Winam
SseS Sss, 4oF do ao cd bTs Nara wSe Mspen
nSn wSes.on WILKINSON yr, Alsuisar Nics ssssn,
% sswsy snny sas kes
a w% wsSq EpSa p6 sSs Apa Rac Az G.ns Grds
sssss h sp MsS sa Tao sa %s
kil1or9 & Ga@amioss Mcnte,a@a Juliet tWlsy, Sand
(Brj " Coy; Loas walsh and Abby % s.,s' e'an AAA
aAFrFSsD Oct sssls Saesusas% piss.n
Boston sid letn schrs Fannie Hazard Hbberis
T's S%s zfss
soos so Esr J.ne Sys Gsrs,y Nxerki Scranton coe
sE% hE6fosP Ss. is9sS ss ssAr. Adams Hsss
5s sS
Chase NYork; Cyrus Chamberlain Albany. having
rER MEWP9RT oct Oct Is. PM-Arr sehrs Koscias Lincoln,
sayIss DAVIS frevdspss S,otoa al "a ss
senIs . Thos ESP Cooper Hunter brown. Embsm. Mary
s;ss5
sas wrs
o ssops sa%ep sp1s cap
,s5sdSy Tnsn PARK sssIsssa,S Ran
Sess @
Esrs rass Fs ysr
s% % Sswmn and
n, her waTeham; E Simmons Smith por!land leopard
R% hssoSsIs sS5s wlssT Lvs1gseI; Sss Heyss
@iAfs r01 ss
h,ssaff
afrhs aPa sRsS
@sSa%s IA
5ssis sS,iss Sal e. Ma;i
AT. As sarss s'si %ss Wing Brooks. Lag
ss SsS
ssS. Any
isnd; H@liowe RAYMOND NYorR; Charter Oak, Baker
Go.sy a ssassS gssss Hs
scss oba s Ra%Ss ans
F I pS srdseport @ a 0feRsfs ase hec%aJ cTosSy
efGsol leGaSo owns we're at
ad or ID day sf
91amKs %qs Reno AN and jSnss
from DO Tor Washngton Bark Thos palc Lnguayra,
went to saa at Pm Yesterday. wind NE.
Oct 10 the bark Nicholas. from Boston for Phiadel
& s sea a S ana ae
0hs5s e Il m last S4s MnS william s Mnv
NYork; sclr Exchange, Hamilton EYork; steaner Poto
mac Sherwood do Cid brig Mansanila Haven,
scnr MAJ nasanzas S, Hutchinson Philadeluh.a.
ldg for Port Royal. &C - "
l6th-Arr steamers Falcon Jones, NYGrk Ospray, Aid
rich, do; schrs Vincent Barkelew. Congdon. Albany Boil
var, Morton, Rondout sloop Neptune, Arnold, do Sid
sshrs Adelsids SroweK Phade pha MiEerys. vromal,
hull Albany; James Martha Harding, NYork or Phadel
phin Evergreen Potter Martha Jane, Mott NYork soop
Fred Brown, Carr, do.
PLYMOvTH Oct i2-Arr sehrs FLYING Dragon. Phlladel.
phia l3t Palo Alto NYork Sid 18th, schrs Austin Par
sons, Philadelphia: Bride. NYork.
PAWTUCKET, Oct l6-Sld schrs John r Collins, Mat
thews NYork Farmer, Palmer. Huntington Ii; sloop We
SALEM Oct i5--Arr schrs Mary Terbel, Handy Alba
ny; Game Coc Dow, NEork Sid lsth schr Ivy. hender
aSoMERsET. Oct l6-sld brig Sea Lion. wckham, Pbia
delphia.
wICKFORD Oct lb--Arr schr Isaac Hazard Saunders
NYork.
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Port OF New York, October rs, 1868.

ARRIVED
US steamer Bienyiile Mrl any New Orleans Oct g. via
Bark Inlnstgy eNorw). Tunnessen, Bordeaux So days
with udse. TO " ] Fassin.
with mdse and passengers to Baetier 4 De Nertu,
= Bars Niagara tNorw) sarcpsen Lisbon, 81 days in bal
hest. To Funch, Mencke Wendt
Bark Alexandra Err Fonbtr Martinique, IS DAYS. in
ballast. T. Ien0Gne Il Bell
BARK Indian Belle of Nassau, NP) Tennev sagua, 10
days with sncar and honey TO II Brookman Co. 80
Brig Cathnfpa tiIon Odenberg Bahia AZ days, with
ga, TO order Brought letter bag from S 1teamer
Brig Rogota Porte Asniuwull, % days with coffee Nc
TO Gth inst LAT 81 Ion IT. spoke brig ocean Eagle
amoros 20 with cotton. woodland goat skins 10 T.
Csrvan. Had heavy NE and winds up to Hatteras; it
sails &c, Oct saw large ship apparently Enfsh ashore
Stone Cay had lower masts standing and not long
Brig Brien (Br) Wiley Matamoros, 27 days, with
Brie Beaver of Nonero Bay Ja) Jensen Port Prince
10 DAYS with coffee and ogwood 10 Henry de Coriova Co
Brig rdns of Barrinston, NSl. Hopkns. Mansania 22
and calms Almost the entire passage.
Brig Martha Lambert Lngan CB 10 days. with COAL to
Brg Northern Light tof Archa Danior Picou Is days
with coal to Andrew Bradshaw
Brig Acme tof Yarmouth, Ns) Morrell Pictou NS' l0
Brig T WAGNER. Smith New Orleans, II davs with
TO Dolner Potter Co sth inst. OF Barnesa passed
schr Gsneaser tBrl wayeo.i 81 Andrews. NIB, with
lumber 70 Jed FRYE & Go.
scir Caroline & Corneia Reed Port Royal. 9 DAYS.
inetou. to u 5 Quartermaer.
Steamer Sophia (U transporD. HAvens Washngton to
Us Quarcrmaster.
steamer Ospray Aldr1ch. Provdence.
lth-steamers Jas 8 Green Louisa Moore; ship Ports
mouth; barks John Griffin. Oaiol. Josephine Henri
baldi and others.
Wind o. sunset 6.
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Miscellaneous.

The Long Island Sound detained 10 the Sound
Sunday morning by the fog and arrived about $50 The
Metropolis OF the Fall River line, arrived Saturday at $50
Pm, and left again Sunday, at3AM
TRIAL TRIP THE STEAMSHIP YAzoo-The steamship
Yaaoo made trial trip down the bay last with between
two and three hundred guests board The chief
Of the Russian fleet several United States engineers besides
many prominent citizens, among the guests The
sell which commanded by Captain George w. Couch, left
this city at eleven o'clock in the morning and reached the
lighthouse at two in the afternoon (makng nearly eleven
knots hour) when the company down TO fne col
laton The party returned the city half past FIVE
O'Clock The dimensions Of the yazoo follows
Length 224 fee breadth Of BEAM SO feet depth hold &c
feet She is 1900 tons burhen has enginse Of 36
Inch cylinder and 2 inch stroke OF piston The vessel be-
longs 10 the Virginia Steamship Company and intended
for the present for the New Orleans and Havana trade
frBor BOAT JAMES FUNK No 22) which was sunk on FRI
day morning in the Norrows by collision with the
ship Union. has been raised and towcd to the city
STEAMSHIPS FOR LrvKRrooL-The Philadelphia Commercial
list OF the lh inst says:A member Of prominent Liver
pool house s In this city the purpose of making
rangemens with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company fora
line Of four ne steamships between Philadelphia and Liver
pool.
Bsx Hrsrrm Cook from cssS via Tap.r@.o Aug "a
Fr BRc Surprise which arrived at San Frapcco Sept 10
S% 5 + s @ % 9s he fSs Tsn %
surpr was formerly the Cora Which sailing % npdsr Peru
% p the Of kSs saf c sr rs
personal secretly left Tahiti during the night
fhe condemned by the authrites Tahiti and
sold On the to San Francisco the Surprise expert
enced heavy weather One the equator carried
her foretopmast in the and her flying jibboo.
CYCLONE 1872 tons buthen, has been sold private
terms
sLoor MoxrroR OF Fast Greenwich about 6D tons has
been sold to Nathaniel Bennett and Others of Norwich CT
for $3.50, cash
THE CuRRryrs-The Bermuda Royal Gazette or Sept %
ssvs-rhere left at olce yesterday BY Somers
Fucker Es wine bottle which picked the shore
opposite his residence Devoushre Parish Sunday last
contain cardlnn which Is written the following;
:" seamshi) ~ yacoalcos off Hatteras, AM June eth.
1850. New Orleans ~
The remaining three four words leghle but the
card to be signed "Lamb" In OF the time that
has al sed this relic consigned the waves and
the known Of the Gulf Stream and the currents Of
the northern compelled believe that has
made arkaby long voyage before 1t ashore Of
these Islands.
Richard Ben amn has contracted 10 build his yard In
East Marion Long Island schooner of about $50
for parties in GIcenpor 10 be commanded by Captain
Charles Brooks late Of schr Minerva The Will be
begun at once.
TIE following table gives OF the In
harbors Of New York. Boston. Philadelphia, Hansrs,
and New Orleans tho latest accounts each Of those
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pAwNBRoKER's sALE-w. n LEWIS. AUCTIoNEER,
VIII sell to morroM at !O'; o'clock at Ie5 BoNery,
and Shoes Hedsand Bedding. &c. BY order of w. L. r.
SIMPSON. - - " "
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S HY'PPIN G NE w S.

MevsusHts OF ocean steHs"efs
Mails foywxrded by steamer n As rss,sn az
steaner Tor or Lf ooi call ~ rh.
cert Canadian line which call az L,.snan,on
steamers for from tae Continent cal AZ NSu'-'
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INSTRUCTION..

49, -s s-~~
CApEWy OF SHORTHAND, NO. e5s bROADwAr.
NJ established 10 i75s whfe younE
men arc instructed all the details OF law and nrnsEarer
reporting. =. y % y
IApv pEsrRrxa TO GO TO CALIFORNIA TO
leach Wishes cnzaeemen nj with family
.movfne there whose projection she gould travels
.s rs sss testimonials for proficiency In all The Engish
French piano drawiDs and lninting iD
s a. would sccept ohrr institution there, has
H.6 sssccistIou with FIRST talent OF inry, both
Nrth and South give to the Ad
ar~ss California. boz l53 HsrnA Office,
A LADY WELL QUALIFIED FOR THE POSITION.
"A Wishes an cngagemcut 70 travel ~ eovetnes " evn
panion. would accept situation As hsusekespcr 40
dress Anna L., station X Post onice
CADEMy or PfxMANsHfP, BoOkkEbrySu
"A Arhmetic. &C 26i Roadway eon,Inpeaa r{
HOO0LAND, for many years with Diver = m",o.ns,n-
No classes. Thorough, practical WIN
careful r'ienton Olen das and evchns ier ns moehs
INSTRUCTION LADY ExPERiENcEn IN TEACH.
Ing music sineing English branches anf fulrrn,s o
Frenci desires an rnraeemcnt IN ferpretapc r'lsaN
family or school ssisry much an nh er a. cum
fsrtae home given eau al iio besescr
vly.yrFp-G YOUNG LADY TO TEACH THE EN0-
w ,,ss branches from day, 10 class OF chidrn'
must be lvoi arih ctlcian. C.mpensauon modsIn'e.
with German an fIrnrh iessone. ARfy pe'"ss"S ~
r. n. ri No. East Hthst
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Nhnle1nen. /.
PAyrl Oct Arr OF and on 25th nit bark Ripple Read
u Talcahnano ornery New London from cruise and
c i bn MSs s sap & Jones . Howes - N u.s.
shp rrdenl Fisher Do 40 ssSd aSca the cargo q sSp
fso anchored h ships cS,or Chase $50 sp tand eft Tor
Iomoezl oct sFer Allen, from Tonbcx, $50 bbls since
SID itb, snip Mary Susan, Rowland YB 400 bbs sp
oil as before rcpored-bcand into cobiJn or waser
Foreign Porte.
os sen Syk RSr Gss' sqs'AsIp S Belle Br
from SYors arr 18TH unei Chesapeake, White from Bal
ss PSS, srss e. Lssgs sTS ss % @
pgsess, Oct s1rn VSa port brig. IsAbe. Thompson s,
6sS Lsop irG '0s k0s or @ 90 % -. % ''. ''A
ena for Boston ss Sarah B Burton Adams. and fo9
DO 10th. l. sturgs Atkins from and for DO l2th. -
YORK. a. a Ss sss am ishs
H pspo sna "a s S s s5s ss S
rS Of Ss wsv & Bush Boston, Beaver Aerssi%s hns New
ssss Srs. xyos Wool % tsnd "a d'S o for -
ASsS.s Gnu. sHS.$ for ); xsrsS
Amsrican Porss.
s.so e S G ~ aso. ASAE r. s hss Shs' vs:
isshrArr hark yewsss Watson. Smyrna; brig Bioomcr
ss os sSr wa s% Ssii nsps scoD.
Champion Mayo ao Daniel webster Ryder 90. br,s. 40
srdislsn. Rumbsil. Beaufort, Matthew kenny oeer;
ss o .s Lss0s McpIcs TSs % L..
A.s Srorii " sresslI sopsr DO sla s.rs. p-Isssr,
sxkSos oss is.cid sris clre,..isn HARTMAN K.,
rsgs,ad, sfers ,ss,. .A,, pO,o,,,, ou,,v xo
PER deorssiown DC ian, Joseph sc.s. staples Por
!s.h1s,d g chr p Lsnrsin; n s.Lan, PhIadslphia.
GARDINER. Oct sT-An schn Sarah. Hissins View YOrs
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FOR SALE,
OAR AND BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALEM WEST
- stee of the best places IN tho city; opposite
piers and convenient Castle Garden Apply at 46 Green
wich street. "
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" DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Extract teeth absolutely hou rain the pure nitrous
oside gas adminsered " Dr. csltan. Oaoc Rond sel
q. o. COTTON. JOHN ALLEN co.
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@ .sla.l m (! As!ysNsxassSSsssc5ysnss EF.cEs - s,-,,,

EuRSIrURE CARPETS, BOOKS PAMPliLEfs @ ND
Hah and Tentn streets large stock Of books always for
sale
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GERMAN DEMOCRATIC CLCB-EIGHTH ALDER
NJ manic District comprising parts Of the 7h, llh and
18Th wards Pursuant TO public call the citizens q the
day last October ~ at Adam Hauck's Saloon, 80 Sheriff
street, and formed the above organization by elecng
Martin Nachtmann President Mcssrs. William Eich. and
John Hauck, -Presidcn,s Mr. Matthew Lanth
and Mr. Peter Hauck Treasurer After ing
some routine BUSINESS resolutions adopted accepting
the democratic pstform aud pedgng their
to the democratic State ticket.
MATHEW LAurH, Secretary.
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FURNITURE.


A RARE cnAScK FOR noUsEKEEMPRRs, M Rs; THE :. IIls
"A subscriber renquishing housekeeping viii sell In lots
% suit an the furnsr. contained 10 ni. rest
sstng Of rosewood pianqorte segan E.aSere secrsae
brocste; Broade and Lace C.rssn: Centre Tables En-
sisasry Clock; Fsrian and ormou 9,nemsn,s , Vases
China Ware, Table Cutlery, rosewood Dressing Bureaus
Bedseads Oommodes Hair and Spring Maesses Couches
than half shs original cost ~ MlDDLEToN
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
SIonOoO WORTH or FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
the falling od In whoscsale business
manuiacu ed go0is 10 the public ~ the
consfxtins OF Parior Library Dining snd NOD
sua selected MATERIAL and In the Ates Sssn'
iousbe styles All goods warranted. -.--.s.-.
Please examine our goods oeses, Purcnsf msRnfNspoRF
jas and i27 Ripsson street. between Eses and norfoE
Grand, Esscx and Houston street stages pass close py
ENAMELLED CHAMBBR FURNITURE, IN LAEGm s!!ap,
IL stock and moderate prices: also walnut anu cnss'ms
Suite and the best ln INC
city WARREN WARD zf ssna' s''e'.
L1URNfTURE LOOKING GLAssEs. MAIIkEssEs
bedding and other Housekeepns nrs''s Saw money Nv
calling at o. W. sNEDENs, 2e3 bowery' re,we.n a n
ana Houston streets. Note the nuncr bfshson is'ies
cteap.
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Rosewf cd Pressing Bureaus, Bedsteads. ArmoIre. A.
Gace, Commodes en- suite, style Louis XIV Hair Mat.
resses ankets Sheets Counterpanes walnut Sofas Arm
and oval backed Chars Brussels and Ingram Carpets
All Furniture OF servants apartments. Also basement and
Kitchen Furniture ~
N BThc above elegant residence for SALE INQUIRE OF
the auctoneers, Maiden lane. Parties wishing to attend
the sale take the Fifth Sixth stages at
the Astor House, St Mich ola Metropolitan
Ing at SixLeenth street few doors from house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-09

\ letter from Wetl~lnIolnleu source az ( ailo,
received by the Asia states that tew days be
fore. the letter was written the Minister OF to~.
eign Affairs, Drouyn de IHuys, visited the
1,mDercr. and advised him that modification
Of the policy eff the Empire was required by
the public voice; that be was 50 tar committed
to the present policy chat he could not change,
and therefore rendered his resi- gnatlon, recon-
meDding Iavalette as his successor. The MOD
ifcations needed were; IN the first place, great
er Hbevality in regard to Italy; second, the
withdrawal Of the French army from Mexico,
and a treaty with that Power and thirdly, the
Joining in a note, to be signed also by England
and Russia, to the Confederate authorities,
taking ground that, as the war had now contln-
ued nearly two years without success; the inter
ests Of humanity and civilization required
them TO lay down their arms. The writer adds
that, after opposing these propositions, the
I,mperor, upon further consideration, took
more favorable view Of the policy Indicated
The writer asserts in the strongest manner,
that Notwithstanding the unexpected and SUR
prising character Of this information, 1t IS
strictly true.
MARRIAGE LICENSES .-The following table
exhibits the number Of marriage licenses issued
from the Office Of the clerk Of the County Court
Of this county, during the year just past and
1861. It will be seen that IN 1862 there were
81 more licenses issued than during the prece
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-09

COUNTY COURT FROM t'A0 ios'eAo'l
County Court for Alexandra county, held on
Monday, the 18th Of january, there were
present, Robert Crupper, +. D.: hobt' beA'
G. A. Ware, and y. t. Penn.
The following list Of conveyances admitted
70 record we're ordered 10 &c inserted ID the
minutes
s. T. Beach, Com to Samuel Iroth-deed
Of bargain and sale, James Chatham to Mar
tina Chatham, deed of release. James NJ.
Stewart to Sarah A Stewart, deed OF bargain
and sale. f. n. Fry, to G. Vanderverken,
deed of release. Geo. Q. Dixon to Ozzlel.
Nalley, deed of bargain and sale. K. John
ston, trustee, to Jas. 7. Close; deed OF bargain
and sale.
It was ordered that s. t. Beach, Commits
sioner of the estate of I. G. Atkinson, after re-
tanning a sufficient sum to pay the debts re-
ported by the special commissioner, deliver
to the distributes of the estate whatever por-
ton remains undistributed, without requiring
refunding bond
On motion of S. \. Garwood: Jas. 4. Stout
enburgh, qualified as deputy sheriff OF this
Geo. ~. Goodrich. charged with Il felonious
homicide, was brought before the Court; VINO,
after examining several witnesses, being OF the
opinion that there was probable cause OF his
guilt, remanded the prisoner TO the county
fail to await his trial before the next term OF
the Circuit Court.
Cook vs.. Cowljng: unlawful detainer; jury
sworn but being unable to agree, the case vas
continued.
David NTimpfneimer, vs.. J. \: Harper
In case-N 3. Means vs.. 5. {. Uason-ln
case-Robt. 4. Smith vs., Il, 3. McAlpn-
In case ontinued generally.
+. s. Lent: Is. Lang and MasSman, III case;
continued for defendant.
Tuesdav.-R. Fl. Wardcr. and Thomas
Nichols, were excused from tine tor not
serving as grand ard petit Jurors: they produce
ing satisfactory reasons.
Thomas Davy: foreman;
". r. Howard, c. y. holland, Samuel
Baker. G. IIulst; Joseph f. Janney, John
Soper, r. t. Warder, Emanuel Francis, ?.
G. Henderson, Thomas Nichols, Il. Burchell,
T. Dvyer, ~ p Seldner I. Studds and ed
ward Sullivan, having been sworn as grand
jurors, presented an indictment against James
IIcI\ewen-not true bill. and having nothing
further to present re discharged.
Sebastian VS. Donohoo, JUSTICE attachment
Judgment against defendant for SIS with IN
terest, from March 9, 1862, till paid, and costs
John Bell, free negro, charged with break
ing into and entering the store Of Robt. Bell:
was found guilty, and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment IN the county jail.
John w johnson vs.. Richard Phillips, IN
lawful detainer: judgment ior plaintiff: with
costs.
Cook Us. Gedney, agent of steamer Thomas
Collyer. on an appeal: judgment Of justices
affirmed against Cedney and john Phillips, his
cno11,itu with dana res and for costs