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Re6enen in @tfourt,

@t. 2puts, 8. Gan. Na6rtGten aus
Sprtn6felO 5ufcl0e iull ein 5000 Wean Ears
fs8 9tebeusnfOrps nit 6 @el4GBen M d
Qleilsn BON ienem 9ldbe ltsben.
9Ie ItnS inter Dem COMMANDO bon 8urp
nnp erGfueten Elm Teuer auf bic Gtobt.
eff NOtts gu 9eten, Die Jrauem uno
D0raus gu entfsrneu.
Die GasaQerte Der Ne6euen 1T BON Der
Stapt aus 3u ie9en.
Sen, Drown lief GateBt3asr in bic
maiden, i,nP ieirb euersi19en @ibers
lfanb leiIten,
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I merieantfcbe Ofa6rtc6tem.

@ettere Observation-Disclosures In,
lerem estrieen GertGt baben MIR iber bic
Setatten nod fct9enhes ne6;utrasen-: =
8apnro iberret9te cine @etittpa BON So.
s. Sewett, baB bic Strettpnntte TIM seaeu.
pGrttssn &rieae stnem acknowledgements
Der SebtpetA pss &atlers Napolepn unb anbe.
rer We16te SOrsels9t tperpen IOle.
Gunner braGte etne &elOlutipn eth, I'M
@OrreipUnoena NIT ben 8ebeten at ,~psrbinberu.
Bertpteen. q a. .s.sa5 10
Mimitb bra6te cine 8it gum @Gub Der
Gmtoranten auf Der usberlanprpute mad benz
0actfic eth. a,ss ssfaas f
pale bra&te etne 8ta Elm, tpurna& BITE gr.
usnnuns bon Nomtralen TN. &u1eltanb ntGt
ee7atttt fem fU1e. 8errteien.
Gunner braGte stne &elVlmtton Elm, tppr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-09
ood Der @eusralpoameiFer ansew, 'eiea ~st I

BEN fol, Dem Sehat mtt}utbsIlsn, nscDet ~
ltuprbnuna I'm @oltenlauf spilAen SSal9tilG<
ton uno Stem g0tt tommt, nebis 9.A9aDe Der
Mtttel sur abfetiua8 pislss useels. @aGe'
nomlnen1
Die 8ia a6sr GntaHu4s Der SiaaSs8e-
fonaenen wusee dufsenuHumea. J
SSselO laate, raB bic SuipenIIcn Ce6 Qopf@I
gpspus nod Get @oaiftutirn BEN SFalI1en'
teu snltsbe9
4 04uGe bya6ts 3rt6ins, s., elm
Danfuutum fir @enerat Butler Star lstne
fGbtoe. enev9iI&e nnS bnntane Y,srwnttnn8
Eogs BeporfertensS pes @utfs=etn-
ELLEN (Dem. } -6eantraste, D}sfe 9teIOlGtipn
[auf ben GtId an leqen. 8errcrfem NIT n
seeen II.
Is e~utlpunn Tb cine Ds6otte, unb oie
GaAe tpur6e b1I66tea.
Das 8aufrOtteeieb tpmyOe otseatirte
Nostce Gontttu ga6 eise furSe @'efhtGte
her 8ia uaD Dsr @Dm!nittetarbetteu. Mldn
6enubte pas eugltl9e Bantrott8eieB ocn 1851
nebl benz englt|6en 8spprt DatIbsr, oes9let@
6en bic 8utaGten unb l1rtbelle saflretAer
emiuenter Seuviaeu. Gin Iolhes @eieb 1T
lebr notbwtnpig, 100000 0ericnen bnhss.:,
oartm pettttpntrt, unp MIR lina Der %e;.najde
Staat Der @brtfenbett pbne cir. i;oIdtes.
Die Blu let lebr rpyii:ptia n6aefaet, nidt
mn Ssbermaka istper SaulDen lebig aa ma
den, Ionbern I'M ben nuGNulpis 9gfelIelten
uno barnteOerltssenOen l1nteruefmaiasSsif
3m e~ntfsIeln inb lpiepsr attic 3a MAIDEN,
I9on,as (0talT.j: bas Gisleb iOue f. boq>
fpmmsu ats mSslt& a6SefaBt pereen, auntat
tn 9s9enpartteer &rtessasit. Das englti4e
Banterottselsb let bas bf(te In Der @elt; ,snD
LET TT GriecenSjett obsefaBt porbeu.
0utGtns Die @bre bee @ntpuyls bteIes
@sssss eebSye Dem NCsccc @pntlin3, Die
Bin umfa0e steuei@t ale 9nnfte, tpel6e 3u
berudit6tI9en isteu,
Dit Tra8s bee &rte9eo eeb5re ni9t bierber,
Wan fSnne in Griegs3eitfn NIT 9ebGrtger
Spr8falt Elm ebenIo 9uteS 8anterutteeies ma
den, mic int 6rtspep.
&elsY ipra9 far bte Stl, unmentltA In
gstraHt Der eeeenwGrtiaen umtdaOe nnp Der
8lutb pom Yapieraelp, pelGe eiuer al8erst7
asn 3ulammsntnr3 berbetfibren mG9ts.
Walter: Retn Qarp beDurfe Elm a[9emeiass
8anteypttselsb mebr, ats bas mnirtge.
Ss0OBS (SG.) ~bsautraBt, bic Btu auf ben
Slid gu Isgsp. AbSsppefsn mil SO ga unp
Go gfetn. ISL q
Die ffrntre Gywasuns Der @ta pnrbe per-
l9ubsa. }r.:.5 ie
ytem 0Orf, 8. San. SIN lsBten SATIRE
purben 218 Gapstten CUR Mtlttari6ule IN
Wefpotnt ernannt.
8rpOt1sn, 8. San. @rOBe Qnfresuns
enttanb eefsrn Nadmtttag IN Der NaSY. garb,
tn 6ulee Der @ubruebmung, Dab an 8ogo
osS eilensspanjsrten Ger. 81. Dampfers v0ee'
bawten" Der ieBt nabe benz SAifbaussDCd
lie9t, etn 5euer aussebrohen mar, Gtuer
Der an 0Oro bfs Tabr3euges bef6Gftsten
Nrbe!tsr bate I'M !3wiidsnpsd etnen SeiIsl|
FOa fallen luien, bas fi4 barauf ent3uapete
unb cine Tlaun,e emp0rlanDte, tpsI4e Die
ldlimmfen Tul8en au5urtdten Orubte. Wlit,
teIf bebarrli& fUrtSslestsr 8ema9unsen ge@
lang e8 inOeb paS Seuer 5u rdmpfen, nod
ebe mnt pa1in ,eelan9te Die Spribeu 6etGrt-
gen Orts auf,ultelen. Der augeri@tete
S9aben miro fir unbspeutenO 9ebaIten. SIS
bieB, cine 8cmbe let 3erplabt, aber Dtes lAstpt
atbt Der SAT- 9etpeien 3n ietn.
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bert@tete e. i0sf s'! s VUH T ~ Sd DoOtS'IAe
~nrnggnlceene5 Gabltitnl lat sU,1.n 9Reot,

tst'at 1aso 81 sS'' sa6litut fir pc Da0 ssloI..
,gsa 1u. t"So, wuroe nsss:ssttsgs-atI
y+,,ntsrn Ia !9en.~. Der Circulation BON
8lG fir gsTt,.,sssSnS Yot nab tuarOs PEN
8anfnoten fam s"'" 2
81. @Sernan tptIf ,er ptsle Ylu urlprmnsuW
ltnrei6ie In lGn9e.YRr gteoe befiriSCrtet.
9au8. Wtr. gBal9bnrn bra9te etns
8ia 3ur 8srbeG trufs oes 8erprOptanttrnr a.
Dspartmsuts sltn-fe. rstrbe an Eds 6str
COMMITTEE setselea. 5otnaaa sseantroot tx
9eute. ais an BEN SabreStas Ser G6iadt bei
Orleans gu rertd8en-puroe nteberaeftmn,t
Steuen8 bra44te sine Bin snr 6erbeiihofnno
bon Wtttt1 fin bic 9te9ierung-6ielflte tpurbe
auf nddfsn N2cnta9 a%nberaumt. Stepens
bertftete nn8ttnitt8 liter Die SGaBamt8 8anf,
6tt bes 6rn. 9poper unb rstoarnirte bieelbe,
Der DanteSbefalabfar Sen
8attter pnrpe Johann au~feenommen un>,
NIT 80 eeeen SO Stimmen palirt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-09
I Gin fur3etnesQ aeerbaufes'

+ Gin ftur3 etnes 2aeerbaueS'
9 apttGn Stmms 9etTbtet une
Mt ) rere arbtgeNrbette f1wer
p eripmnbet, = GorGsItern 9laAmtttag
Inn 3ret ubt, alS Elm Dubenp ODER me0r fars
btse Nrbsiter unter 3ettuue bss bsS Capt.
Stulm8 mt bsm NuiihGttsn RON 0etreiee tn
Smpot uuo @peoOans 9agerbaus nabe btr
@fe Don &c unp SaD brittle, StraBe, am Sas
nal beI&Gftt8t wareu, G6rtsn fe stne Mauer
tta@at uaO lpran8en 10 l4nfa pte mGsti4
aus benz 9stduDe, ba i1 ober naAber fetne
wetteren GoIgen lebsn IteBsn, 70 fsbrten fe
alsbalp on tbre Qrbett 3uritG. &ur3 oarauf
ftn9en Die Nauern an 3u paufen ltIIrsten
naA allen SstFen Der Elm. Der gpDen auf
Dem 10000 SuIbel 0etretpte Iassn liant fat
CUR IrIben 3ttt. Die msitsn Nrbeittr enteas
men 9ludlt4 bur9 cine MIsY ,pelGe BON ben
ltItr3enoen 3rGrumern oerI6Ont purren, tpab-
geuD Capt. Stmms unp mebrere yleser bur6
Die Uvcnttbige 3u iprtngen perl u9tsn, 1nb pas
BET pom elmer berabfarBenom Mauer DerIAIt.
tst wurben, Capt. Ssmms puroe Der Sopf
3erlhmettert uuD pals mi 8rult etnsebritdt,
trdbrenc Die SGpar3eu, penn aa6 IGtper pers
Iebt, pp6 NIT Dem Qebsn panca tamen. @opt.
Ssmus >par ungefGbr SO Sabr alt uub lett
20 Sa9rsH Gobitaa init etnem apf benz 8luIs
{: 0sbsuSen S8ppner.
+6ener braN 9eleru 9eaen 1 l1br In
benz nsben Der Apams GrpssB Comp. Office
IN S'Strabe 9ele9enen GtaIe Des 3EUmas
SDt9srt aus, nup tCrtnte nur burG Die 9rEBs
ten MElrensun9en pes Sfuerpepartements an
rtnem tpettern kindergarten oerDtabert tUerben.
Die TN Stale befiupli@en Qferpe tparpen gee
rettst.
Gin tunger 8ranbftfter. -
Gta &na6e Nararus DAP. 8refnsbam tpurbe
pur 0tiAter Walter etbraGt inter Der Nnflass,
DAP er elm 5olJbaHs, pOrtn 6artt9e tppbnen,
IN SramD ~ Itsdsn perIu9t babe. @r aeltanb
ptes gu SirliGerte Dem 8t9ter, bag er,
pfnn er loaFVwme, pas nG4lte Mal nit Game
pbln Gn5unren perpe, tporauf &t4ter @alter
TIN tn bic Sail lanote.
/ unfal. - OeDree Glart pUQte etner
Dame, Die m G'efobr mar, BON Der &eetes
run3e*9Gerfts In rec 7. gB0rp tn's ggafer au
fallen, b~eilprtueen unb 9ertetb unter etnen
Barren, pDtet ibm paS rspte 8etn 3erbrOGen
tpnroe. Man braGte i'm mad benz Sbb Sell
Ions 6cIpital 1T Der NaD9 garb.
@lSbtt4erGVb,-5p n. G. 86itt-
letp bon S6tc, erler GpntrOleur tes Ser.
Ct. SAabamts, farb pOr9elern N6enp gang
pISslid els ct sbea so 8stte 9eben pVlte, Or
bate itG in letter !3eit Gfters untppbl sefaDIt,
lpar aber Die betpen ucrbersebsnOen Sage mics
Der auf Iwet:tr Office 9eneIen. 8stm 9lust(st>
pen pes GbtnOs fIaete er ietnem I'm Simmer
bsftnCltGen Dtener, ct fabIe 70 IaIeGt unb
lant bet pteIeu WUrten tOet nteSer.
@r Bate letnen Ssrantpurtlt&en gutsn I'm.
ter ben @tGTDenten TayIOr unD Uierce Sers
,paItet, inter Buchanan rsf9ntrt unb mar TIM
3Dla9 1861 inter @rdfbent Qtncoln tpieper In
paIsIte Mmt etnSetreten. SIN Sabre 1917
in Den @VngreB sew6bIt, tpdr er an 10 Sabre
lang 8prlieer res Counties fur Anipri6e uup
bate TIM @an3sn Sple 40 Sabre TN Stats
Ctenlt %9efanben.
uExRNazmaNnfzN& GzRNM1ER1HM
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GrpIpfIpn TN einem, MrSenot.

99tlapelR9ta, z. San. eSn benz
Simmer bes arleuals gu 6rantfurt, pOrtn
3anbrb9ren ~fabrt3irt tcer6en, erfclate beute
Our@ Na4IaIf8tsit cine GrplOfOn. gisrata
Plumb pulper erplcbtrten unb ssrtrimmerten
oas bSl3srne @ebdnoe. Gtf Verlonen rpurpen
%pertpnnbPt. ..
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&eaisIntur bnn gE

80 IT. 7. San. Die 9eeielotur btefes
StaateG %Ursanifrtc fA beute. Sunat6an 6.
8tslO ruree gum Yraltpenten pee @enates,
uno q. s. 8ullcd gum Spreter bts !SauleS
eep9tlt. W.
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Der 0ampfer ..Galsnontn."

8oRcn, Z. San. Dte Sdlfte Oes Cargo
pes DamPfers D@oIepunia" TT In bef6dDtetem
,3uItan0e 9erettet. unb nenn paS @etter nod
etne Bods siultts bletbt. f. wirb Der 91eR
aud 9erettet tperben.
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GIN gebtnenhampfrr n,fnnoen

New9Ort, 8. San. Gtne Depel6e aus
0aibtnotUn fast, baB Der &ebeasnbampfer
oTir9inta" TN @Clf bon g8ilteS' @ouabrun
9stan9en genUm'nen lpOrSen fet.
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99EaIberta,te eus Gsaf1imotOu.

~ An3etsen BON BafbtnstDM, Sseld9e bts NRad,s
A mbr bel unieren Nsenfen Prn. Riecfelb
gp. A2O @-Str. ehseseben tset6et, ffnben NOD
autnabne IN Der aGGbff fpigenetn Stun mer,
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$elegrap6ti6e Ma6rtcDtes
gerl@iet fur ben -galtImpsr Wedsr.s
GungreBbgr1 anblnmgcn.
STANDARDIZATION. 8. ID

Us btngtOn, 8. San.
Stnat. NaG @tnsabs berldteOsner 0ea
ttttUner beantra9te Scr. 0tlIOn BON 0af.
etnsn Dantesbel9luB an General gaOIenrrans
fit ieinen Ste8 bet @urfreesburD' - wnroe
an tas Mtltt6r COMMITTEE perwtelen. Berner
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Sap Cooke,
SnbEcripttcns : Neent,
No.114 g lib 0ritte gtrage
acbiIdbeIDbIo
Gntatp 3a0in9ebanf Q 8aIftmOre.


a.. 0cx Baltimore, ben 8. Sanuar 1869.
pa oe Wcrl1rtten fIr Rte 8er.poliune Der 91nt Bic ".
nneTnutG oon bret @uottcrer, (wsIde ober teine Dtrsftsrrr
nneI Gulaerlt@ I'M Wtonat Sanaar sur Erifuns ibres Weaor.
9s efsetlpen, 10 Gitreen bic Serren Samuel 81. 5mit6' SO.
Jug ban ant unb a8ut. @spnpIbS gu befen, 8ued erTasSt,
yer 0Oaro Ger Direttorsn Der @utan Sopinasbont BON
oeIIlmOfe eet BE I'm ersetGnee Gpnite ernannf. nm, sinSr
setrsnen ooufanoteen 8ertdt tber bic Spsrotiousn Stsier
sSp.uin.l I'M sergansenen Sabre gu MAIDEN unb su biefem 3med
ttte @rn1tbt 9efatt.t in ale Bidder, Grntig Enb TntnsrsntS
III. 9enaus @ustuitt eeeebeu iber te bon ber gant oena5-
tSat SVPmats~ ataesn ano aae Slrsi&afss. 3 ,nbs unS SppS-
lat. "N7F NJ S'"'"pt OaIlepsH
vas aapttol Der Sant If, mite ansemein b,tarnt, i'm an.
taut poa &srtbpapieten unb 1orlebe1 auf CrniipeiosntE,u1
anssisst:. dn9ses$tet Der ouhera.wShnliSen Sortaae bee Ser-
SSnStnrh Sa9Fes Gaf ote &3ant bis test ut@tS an BEN DarItt-
nnil9 eeS 9cutlteS ~epaftnbtg eeidtrt,
lm l. Sanuar 1862 waren 49, Gnntss ,ssn en-, qou,.
pes SS9bres nur6en 705 @pntrs srSHnet uuS wSbrenp hertz
peg Set S4 GSatcs ssI@IoFen, mornad am 81. Osspn,bsr
1867 1882 @pntos Cf,n bleben.
Setr19 Der Bonos am l. Sanuor 1852 1910 ala IA
Sr9alsn bon Gepeittprn ndbrsub bes Sobrss
n, 100 Dit. 1853. 2Se.O2
bon GtcdS IA LOO 90
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RrtfM ataefpntntene neue Ossnnre,,

gltr eGtsItsn iCsbsn frlssube gsuaren, Ne mir an gpietcr.
Strt6uter bt0igf ~abeeben;
1O0 8uihel neue erune GrtTeu,
300 DO. GOLDEN Uber California grbItn,
1D0 barrels 9~,IpoItcne @rbI.n,
5000 Yto. I6Sne neue treitt Qin|en.
1000 ptb. Green Corn,
10 6es erObe thrtif6e SwstIGen,
5 %. DO. @irneut
goo &ess eeibdIte @erae tn allen ~sturnrteru,
Saso, Safsrerass, gSataensrkS, GtpsoIatt, aue gSrten
RpebeI q MtIbeImb.
e7s %, SsIsm,VrsRr,
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ag Sur 9sn. 0vuts, GaStns-m afer, Gisst elm s.lef IN
Ter gs~sGeT-Sfttse.
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SsoHc. 4 az.

Gatct 9Gte1 obG
Seta9 Dr. Spn OtppNtcreE 3ura6~
9e5ablter @eser (gdritol uut ~~-s
3tnisn) i'm Sabr 1862 SI9, 1852
IneGaben wdtrenb hes Slbrts
1862 etni1liebh@ ret Sfadts-
nno Staot.Gayem 6.b2l.75
-- 31s, 7SS.oo
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Sltbt elm capital an 9anb am 81. Ossembsr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

It is in the contemplation Of the Commis.
siouer Of Patents 70 change what was Tor
long tine the museum Of the original Patot
Office into a notiona. gallery Tor trophies and
for whatever III art, curIosities, &c. belonging
to the nation, may be assigned 10 thar depo~i-
tory.
It is understood that an order IS in contcm-
plataon requiring the removal OF all fruit and
Confectionery stands on Pennsylvania avenue
Regular dealers protest against the continuance
Of these stands as being unjust TO them
The crew Of British steamer Diamond. ear
tured off the coast Of Geo, gia, as a blockadc
runner, ana which has arrived at the navy
ward, were committed to the Old Capitol yes.
terday They we're handed oyer 70 the pro-
yost marshal TO be held as witnes os.
We are having now delightful tai! weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09
Reported Massacre.

CHICAGO, October S,A special dispatch
from St Paul says;
Intelligence brought by half breeds from
Pembina states that Capt, Fisk's overland ex-
petition 10 Idaho have been massacred by the
Sioux Nothing definite IS known except that
it took place on the Big Bend Of the Missouri
River The half breeds say chat the Indians
display a. trophies guns and other articles
known TO have belonged to the expedition
The dispatch says the report may prove un
true as il may be another version Of an at
tack upon party Of miners who came down the
Missouri river. 81 account Of which has already
been published
Or. 4. T. Augusta. the colored surgeon, has
been assigned to duty in Baltimore, as surgeon
Of the 7th Regiment I, 5. colored troops,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09


--~--,,---.,~---- .-------~-----e
The Washington correspondent OF the Ehl
Tno,,;rer saws. that information IS received III
Washington, tE1at some thirteen thousand
I,uion soldiers prisoners a1 Richmond, have
been exclaimed by the Confelerates and were
10 their way to. or waro st City Po'nt, on
.Iarues River, 10 ootan transportation home
III Chief Onartermas Of the Department
# Washington advcrtises for proposals tor
fnnr hundred and forty-6ye wood stoves and
heaters, for heating barracks, Tor troons
cooking purposes and Office nse in his De
narGmont.
The recent attack, in public speech, Of
Cen. Blair, Of St. Louis Mo, upon Mr.. Sec
retary Chase, excites much attention IN the
North and West Gen Blair seems to be
particularly hostile 70 the Secretary
The Philadelphia inquirer says that the
.earrisons # the different forts around Wash
;ngton, are engaged in preparing winter quar-
t3rs.
The Northern R,Vu5Ijc1n p2Dar2 express
entire conf Hence thar tho Administration arty
will succeed IN Pennsylvania. Ohio, AMI Mary
land at the ensuing elections.
---------~%zgn~~--
Within the last month, an average OF near
four hundred passes each day, have been IS
sued from the Provost Generals Office IN this
place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09
OpF,R ATOMS OF THE ALABAMA.

OPERATIONS VI TIE ALABAMA.
4 Cane Town paper gives the particulars
Of the capture Of the Sea Bride. which was
taken by the Ala bama off the Cape Of Good
Hope. lust a few moments prior to the
entrance yt :hc ''soa Bride" into the bay.
The Alabama ,7as visited BY The citizens, and
Napta;0 7e1nrneS boasted that he had captured
the following vessels within short period,
Viz:
Ockr,g}gee. whalor; STARLIGHT, trader; Ocean
Rover. uhaler; Aler,, d. /; Watcrguoee, 90;
Altamaha, do; Benjamin Tucker. DO; CoHr-
ser. do. Virginia, DO Elisha Dunbar, do.
Brilliant, with grain Emily Iarnnm, Ga,
Wave Crest 10: Dnn4ullque, do; Mancto>'
ter. do: Tonawanda 10. l.amnIghter. 10.
LAFAYETTE, do; CrensIaw. DO: Lauretta, DO;
Baron de Uasten. d.; Levi Starbuck, DO. /.
=. Wales. lndaman; Parker Cook, lIaHth&:
Union; Ariel mail steamer I. :. G1nhoat
Hattera>. Golden Rule. ChaSte;aiic, Palmetto
Golden Eagle Olive Jane, y a>hlnGton, Bctha
Thayer. J. A. Parke, Puniuab Morning Star.
KING Fisher Charles HILL Nora, Louisa Hatch,
Lafayette. Kate Corey, Dorcas Prince, lmon
Jark, Sea Lark, $ ('idonsLeeye, j: Snow,
(1isiinia. Amazonan, Tnlie1nau, Conrad, \. L.
I~ClllilQ[, press. FTt'@ i3iltttr
The, CAPTURE If the Sea Bride has been rep
resented as having been accomplished IN neu
trail waters. and the {. s Consul protested on
that account. Capt. Scmmes however, de
MES this and posjti>ely asserts that she was
five miles from shore that being two miles
beyond neutral ground The Alabama took
IN stores At Cape Town; and Capt. SemtneS
had received invitations from persons on shore
to visit the town and he visited Ii. VI. steam
er Yalarous and East India Company steamer
Lady J0ceIyn.
Mr.. Henry Winter Davis late speech: at
Elkton, in Maryland, was principally on the
subject Of Slavery, Emancipation: &c. In the
course Of it he said: Gentlemen, az | told
you before, we live in very last times. There
was time to talk about compensated Eman-
CITATION, there vas q time when II might
hare been accomplished there was q time
when il WAS offered and did not reject it. /
wish it TO be understood that | do not contem
plate now the tying OF emancipation 10 COM
ponsation at alI II it can be gotten, let it
come; if it cannot be gotten, Emancipation
will come without it. for III these days The IN
torests 10 be considered are not the inter
ests alone Of the Is, 900 Shareholders Of Mary
land. but Of the 100 600 people within her
borders Of all kinds applause and 1T their
interest that slavery shall! cease, aud they will
make It cease They will decree fmancina-
ton under such terms and conditions as Wlll
soften the shock az much IS possible; but
swiftly 0r SLOWLY n one fprm or another, with
or without compensation, Il must come,
pnrov4aI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

In Petersburg Va. Sept. Ath,. b the h5y'
YIN. +, Hoee, +. MARION HART u FAN
ME $. daughter Of james Z, Smith, csq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

GENERAL GENTLEMEN can be accom-,
= noduted with LODGINGS, at 10. -
Tl,l,a stront OFT o--.}t@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

We are having now delightful tal! weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-09

Cold. IN Now York yesterday, 1857.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

EDwARD slNTZENICH, AucTIONEER. SECOND
II hand Furniture. Carpets. Mirrors Pianofortea Ac-
BY d. W; IVES 4 CO.. this day. October "a, 1t l0S
O'Clock, at i56 Broadway, large quantity OF second hand
FURNITURE removed for eonyenisnss Of sse including WI
ton Velvet Brussels aud Three ply Carpets 0icoths Pier
Glasses Tables mahogany rosewood and walnut Paror
Furniture Chairs SOFAS Lounges Tables Bedseads wash
stands Comnofo<. Wardrobes. Curtains, Gas Fixtures
China Glass and the usual household furnishing articles
Also rosewood Boudolr Pianoore and PIymptOns
Patent Bedstcsd cd rosewood Etagee walnut
Sdcboard two Music Stands Stools &C. Also two pairs OF
daDask Window Curtains
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

0FycE oy IRE sTssEE COMMISSIONER. sEw

" TOftl ~
To eontrsciors PforosAs srs9sff 10 ssaief snfs1re
s.dor.f -th the tti~ NJ ts sofs arf so tts "a
ne bdfsf vrt ttsrssn w - f~sVsi a. % ofcs usl
III o'ei,rs a. ~. rus.1ay November l4 irs
For baduE o. Are enfiss ead f1tsf fof cf
Ensins Coz lany No. s+
tui dlg stfan Gre sngos knd fbfsr fof %
Er4ln. Con- tnr Ne "
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs yoR ESQ 90 ~ KisOs COUNTY
i yoisGiser sss ksilsf coetss s,sfs o....,

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nco-er frutf-. Bf0yHtrr Oct y i-f
Tfotesas vii - Ne - = 80 TfsssrfL
90 Comfy "a gs me 7is dsF " ost9tsr I"s
fcr $50 - foi1ntfsf anf bsiff - -
i.usf " hgihofiJ ~ - set ~ ihs L<fissi = - -,
g, ip1 nnf - rtsa4llon 81 ths Bars - AfFN'
sisors st5rts3 Ocsabsf 2 igs -. -. 49,
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sosses las fisssss a. ~ rts - - -.
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80 ~ .-,.,,.. ~. 49, 1900 - % fp 80. su
rustsisg - a. ffs fay N Mty ist'. a. - -. -.
ss,sS a., ~ tsst - "a 'issf 49, " - ta i.t
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24

IJENRY u. LEEDS a CO., AUCTIONBBRs.
IL HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction,
Saturday October a. at II O'Clock, In front OF saes
rooms, e Nassau street. lne thoroughbred Bay Horse,
sixteen ha2ds high eight years old very ssh and speedy
ouDd aud kind In all harness and under saddle;
bred BY M Wiley Of Kentucky and 10 unsurpassed ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

MUSICAL.

A FRENCH LADY PIANIST, PUPIL OF AUBER
"A pianist 10 the Empress of the freneh wishes 10
lessons Tor Si7 per quarter Addrcas Madison sasare
Post olce. Best references N required.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
SALES An AUCTION.

NrHONY J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
N EXTENSIVE SALE or BROOkLYN LOTS
A. bLEECkkR SON co. Win sell at auction, Thurs.
aAs OoL 30 " " O'clock At the Exchanee saIesoom, III
Broadway Trinity AZ Bsn,si9s, n secss srxr
comprising plot Of about afteen acrss known - tho
lying between Hudson aud Brooklyn avsnues and en-
Sacsett Union, President Carroll Crown Montgomery and
AAlbone streets.
The llue is ONE Of the oldest in Brooklyn.
Terms accommodating.
Maps In from 81 the once Of The auction.
eers N Cedar street =
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

IrNTgD STATES sAyy
" FnIlR sorrY uFFfcr
mos = HHkEFAHD
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The New York herald., 1863-10-24
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CRoToS A9yEDyqT p.p.nrsxEsI OCT %. is>'
Fotoc a hersty given bsf fsrthsr rsrshy ~ isr -
cfr all BE- a9ded W al 1ETsd vaisf rsnts cn s ,st al
u gsrt1atsf 1sIt THOMAS IAffLsi
wAt<r Esxfirkr.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY -PRfzg MONEY roR rHR
N folIovlnr yesssls 10 being coIscisf and p.d AZ ns
va YORK street Broosyn, and 81 wslsr street Chares
,ovsn, Mass -Ans,sm Jsres tdser Arrona AhNna'
Bsnbriige, Blunt WIN. Bacon, Coyler, .. y chsmhers
Ccpnscilrut Cam brdss tanaudag Dale, De Soto Etksn
Alien Flag Tsmtead Gem Of tke ses, 0emsbos, Hunls.
s.l. hsrpi., Lsne Hnrcn is.,a i,9luols. Jam.s.ovn
ysna nohsws, Nereaiis scn'sgrssry. ysss,tasetts ~
vasssf Mount Vernon, New fo8d0n, Eorthsrr ffshI NJ
srsrs Norwica Owasco Ocio'sra. Pocahontas soehacs
ncAnoss nAvannAh, fteiiin fentsso de Cuhs SENECA,
horsrtst South Csrons scota Knarp, ee. gosn SOS.
1nehsnns Seminole, :, Lsrrsrr@. fsn Housion ssrts-,
rstnmoFe, -. IDas. Jahrss. rrafa uri0D, Vsrfalts
M.sshieAoa. Wslasb, water viva wsSbuss,us tlt gih
rrBs CREW ov rIip ocroRARa. VINO HAVE pgEs
p.rssn o. " l.itsr 70 whLDrs WILLARD. ~ Yers
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
RESTAURANTS.

rHg coxxopoRE STILL LIVES AND AZ USUAL
prepares Frse Lunches Tor restasrAnts Al No. 7Eev
street four doors from VAL Choydsrs are a.
EngAnd