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Pr, Kings. o iSpensarv
E0R PRIVATE DISEASES.

MLNHA4HaA FA NtHAsNW aHH
E7h%p DR. KING formerly Of New York,
ssNke for mstA ypersof louisville, Ky,
&8~& WHO has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases FOR 20 years, aatters
himself, having attended TO q practice for SO many
years, and eurod 90 laany thonsandh, no IL enabled
Go cure all diseases Of a private nature, no matter
how bad they may DO from hgudioious' medical treat.
ment, or nom neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings
DiBponsary is No. 20 Deadoriok street, between Cher.
ny and the Square, second story, where ho cues all
diseases Of a private nature.
Gonorrhoa cured without nauseous medicines Or
interference with business,
Structures of old or recent date eiectuRly cured 70
a few days, by4an opcration whichsoauses no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes More mischief and under
minoH the constitution 10 much.
Syphilis, with al the diseaaoa 81 tho Rkin, growing
out Of neglect or bad troatmsnh, can ~ ~eneotrAliy
cured In a few days
Sensual Weaaneu.-Particula attention having been
glyen 70 thig disease, aud ~ the consequence grow
Ing ont OF IL, brought on Ia many cases by the de-
B~tructiya habitao OF inooasiderata youths, and excess
I've indulgence Of the passions, a neglect Of whioh
VIII undermine tho AeonBtitntf0nf rendering the sub.
iect unas for business Or s%ociety, ard oapsing prema'
Females WHO may DO leboTing with any difficulty o
tho Womb may roat assured OF immediate relief
n. Persons residing abroGdn by writing and stating
their case, with a fee enclosed, direct 10 DR.. A. King,
No. % Doaderlok street, Nashville, Team, viii have
the necessary medicines sent 10 their address,. Ohos
hours from Q O'clock ~ the morning until 0 IN Tho
3 vepinE -.asA& HHftW IJdly fO-in d&wiy.
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Wood Wanted Wood WantadI

I'hE undersigned wishes to Purchase from 800 10
ego Cords Good Split Mood. Euquire al Rock
Nity Mus corner Of chorry aud line streets.
j, NJ hAUMAN a co.
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AZ the store of II. w. Decker. il "Be11e-
v5es6,n corner umtner and Howard Streets.
The gOods you need, you viii find there,
ample and Of the best quality. lGo ana
examine the great variety of his Wellr
selected and assorted Supply-Stdre, con
sisting OF anI
Ale, Lager Beg, Catawba Wine, tbs
choicest kinds OF Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, sc.
iune2l-1m.% +. w. DEoKER.
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No. %, cherry street, NashVllleJIenn'r
sFf,ti4 ~- 3N
rg1HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for The
i successful prosecution and s~ottleneht Of De
aands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had sOvora
years experience i'd tue management OF SlAtns
fsreOonkress, the Court OF Claims, and the Blsoa
tive Departments at Washington, and bhins thoE
oaghly acquainted and mmiiarSlthi ne laws Ane
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will So gtesn to cassS ariStpk
ont of the present war, including thv ACCOUNTS q
States. Contractors, and Disbursing Officers OF the
W rahdNasy DepArtmsais, ahd FOR y OOlleet-.
ing, Drilling, and Organising Vols
unteor RI, =, tho reimbursement Of which is author,
ICED by an act al Congress; CLAIMS Fo8 INDFa.
sNfyY FOR PRIVATE Properly r. KEN F02
PUBLIC USES, OR o DAMAGES Toasue1I
PROPERTY, for Horses lost In the service, and for
MILITARY Pay, Pensionss and bounty
Esamd.
We give special attention TO procuring Psns
sEOns, R0unties. ETC., accruing 10 Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted disease, or the
families OF such as have died, or been killed while ~
she disohargs OF their iipe Of dvty az such during ire
present war
/ fspeeiehcaip MHlaepo pc. ggs1s to OIAima ghien
have been heretofore EEeiected or Suspended
BIZ tho apartment or InelcientlY managed
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
Quartermaster's Racsipts given Tor Property taken
Tor the use Of the Army, 70 arranging ACCOUNTS With
Andeollsetnz Galma against the QoArtermhsisr's De-
f~artments faagas 81 sa3asF hS81Hi
All Claims placed Ia our hands roociys ohr Prompl
personal AttantiOns .thersbY Seeding mans
which, in the hands Of an Attorney A. apy dissem
point, frequently prove upsuccesstul.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daisliLsoi
course with all the departments enables bs 81 MOS
oases to obtain decisions much more apofdlly thss
Whose All communication endetiier necessary dsian
maat be conducted through tho mAils.
Tofhis end, we aalicit yonAo forward tolussanyef
all cases OF such Character You may RON time 20 aims
have presented, and, as Is ocr custom, ~e VII nrs
niah yen With ell the teeeszAfJ tisnkH, and rsw
roqnirnd, insfruotions. (s sf a.al2a am
n No charge made Ia any CAGE unless gncodssials1s
Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
4ta afA. II M - No, 81 Cherry Stress,
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'State OF Tcnnessee.. A-'-'i
"DavfdsOn County, s. ..
monsonlwiiito, Plaiitin, vs. Dati1D james, Dcft

Davidson county.
(NN the 9th day OF July, 1863, an Rttactlment was
n y issued IN his case, OF she Affidavit OF the Plain.
TO, that the Defendant David ID. James had removed
himself from tho state VI Tennessee, so tidal tho or
binary process Of the law cannot be served pnhim fof
debt, and it appearing 10 The safssactidn of said
Justice that tho laid David D James IN 4 non resi-
dent OF the StateOf Tennessee II * thefefare, or
iiloiadt that publication be made hnrf0ur successive
waHks IN "a newspaper Published la the oity Of NASH
eiile,iBsad e0aatf, Ieaedring the aDeieadant David
a. James - appear personally, or by Attorney, be-
fbfo aafd Justice, on The 10th day Of August, 1869,
.apd pieadsAnsNer or demnr to,said Rttech tieet snit,
otherwise the case VIII be SGT down Tor hearing hr
paaann1 hat "
O.. N. ~S0rriIGAFf, J. p.
p julyl7-wgt-printers' fec S9sa;
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How MoNErS CAN BIZ sAvED.+-BeforG
paying out GroenbAcks, Kentucky Or In.
diana bank hills, oAllAt MARR's Exchange
Office, eOEner Of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. In this way you can save quite
a large per cent Of expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just as well for
spending as par funds.
juiy2sd1m
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4 q nlr y IL o N q o -E

lion hiohAnD WALLACM.s s mayor OF WAsnin9Fca
-tEl. E.E lOity. yl
p" b. b. FREHCH a.. ..,.., Commissioners pf Publ
A B~uiilfnEa.
M GmnoNJ J. nAlL.......4 Erin, Pa.
" TH0hAsD FLOnENCE..... sees. Philadelphia, IA lHA
spsO.h C0RTIs. .......... Warren,
" EuJAH BAHBir. ......... Nrie,
q W11frsm DRNNIsoN. T.. .....G Governor Of Onto.
90 JOSIAH NJ. LuoAs, .......ChioagO, Illinois.
" UaARJEs b. HoARD....... WRtertown, My.
Capt. W. W. DomnSs +. /. h. "a. Erie, Pa.
W, 4. SHIrHsos D % ,..o. Bankers WAshinEts, p
.fU& ks&kL DC
We. p. SaAHTAOK Esq. -. .hieadyille Pc
SAMUEL A. FoRD, ESQ, 49,. Chicago, iiinols sf
3 OOnY HAEB0uA, Eaq. J.. T. . Tefret Hauto, Ild.
I ". A. PoWEII, ESQ 49,. Cincinnati, Ohio. 4ttlrl
w. a j. w. R0RsoN, .......
Gen. MURRAY WHAixs. ......S San Francisco, ual.
joss y. HAYSEs, Esq = a. aAnrofA, Ind.
1A.f. HAnfNy, ksq...a4A. Nebradat M n.
w. NJ. HARvkg, EaQ. 49,. Oniahh Cty, NJ! I.
Hon. 3. q. DALEY. I. 4. ....... PERU N. T. ~ 80
stnaaAks F.0RosBg, Hnq VI petfSit. Fmioh.l
THoMAs Nj. WILSON, Esq. ... New Baltlinora his
WatmEo &tgEEroRps - m. Keekek. Kbwa.
W. II. BLAOKBuRN, ESQ. .....k Kansas Territory 81
IL. HUNTINGDON, LES n 90. $40 BEcadRAya N. Y. s
BoWEHs, BRENNAN a BRAD- 80, 80 and S6lYespy 81
yQRn, Jr.,....a .... New HoH.
CARnNER h D0DuE ,....... 4. 10 Warfdn strehtg nv. g
JzhoNE 3. Ducx, Esd, Nassau VI, cori, Wallis.
Now YorA.
Il. e. nocRiEg, Esq...... 49,. soT Broadway, N.sY.si
WniiAh nUGSEA, Esq. Z. 100 Fuiton street n. y
CaAaLfa Fox, Esq .,.,.. .Cincihnati, Ohio. r- IA
JANIS q, 0enoa, Erq.. .Cdvingtan, XVI
MAacUs A. rsOn, EAq. .niAyAvine, kyl
irly1lly.
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OFFICE OF PRovosI MARsHAL,l
- N- AnnE .

"a IIIH|| N"NNNtN4VIV VI - ~V~F ,
l hereby notify the citizens Of Nash-
VILE and vicinity that the pass Office"
upon Cherry street, formerly u ader tie
superinlendenee of Lieut. OsgOOHS 10 req
moved TO the office Of the PROVOST Mar
shall, at the Capitol. q 90
GEp rALDi Ma
1t Colonel and proy. Marshal. )
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issa5@ NOS. AND VOCATION
sisgsR r.gMVA& oFAArH
HOSPITALS

atABOsto1N GupfceosbOro. Tenn.
Medical Directly Poa--M. O. WooDEoRrH.
nsa assspqerFN No 4 -0is sat h9.Sll i = = vs. Es, S9rq'r square.
4" No. 2-woodbury Pike. $. o. Himoe, sar
slss,A No. sr-lHsl Court Helae w T.Johnson,
Surgeon ia charge.
si4aaa 6pfS1Y g9a&S " P.a 1Ss's Asst Surgeon
.sssaa aafaAstFHs9sle ss sssF Il F sSasss. ). ? Woods
" No. svNortn'ssst cor. sGaAro. M.B.
f& th% Faior, Asst, Surg IN chargee 4
" No. 7-Esst Court House u. Woodward,
No. s-opposte and west Guy Hoter VIM
""" W f 4; Msunny' Asst surgeon IN
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon pike.
eA AA@~# sN y D. furnsar, Act. Asst Surgeon
aonl Tonid hospital No. s11its D6no mile west cOur
asa House .LAY. khnloy surgeon ~noharse. -4
a4sasss Ia s.tss~-----s s
ss9slaU sMAsoNlc NoTlcEe,
oaubuland Hodge NO s-snted moeHhn on 50
.as,ass s sassTsas .8& q S 6Sssb % sspsSa a sJ ohm s Sscsiisa S., y S sf (;
% sa4Rsk Mnsin.S " W sisesrie' & " sot -MseTo.
n,sas 4 p $500 sssssE Y q 5ss1 Z. siS Es a 4S:foan rove,. A..
sssis Y sI Ess Fsgs eiis $9g q. H &. fs1sS, Z Z. fps iSSs 81
,s,sS slS y y \ \ L st bS.l " y H srs ", y lanes A 9 Lsi "a so' Il
u VI r. [. Branslord Sect y. A. FULLER, Treauer. n.
nAitE9lgg, 1ylr sPlSt %q'iqS oplis saturday Of
"a talNr4g Se'tai a sSg"st' 4 Nsl Ti " A sSelsSSl Sss nh I. g 3.
Sasr H. T. sR asids, ;R ssssi ssS,sd Ss sl$ss9sp hs SsEs
.aA~ i@ Ss.gy aeH SSsmnasaas So. i-i6Sn M%qceFand,
e.su .E@ip@tQo@@sqar N9gten \ llogell esnsE"iis
90 rs sestegl@g FaeaPso@ anasrson6, ssS ~ Sstssn'
r~rcaAuferf Nh hArflsonf Recorders Y ftohtsl
sentinel stated AnesehEF % Sd Thnrsiay ofeaoh
month.
Phaa1 Lodge, No. l3i Morton II HOWELL w. al ~.
Gov y W. bqWfn, VI w John frenmuhL seei
~9t4 lDARakcr, FffoAsuferi 9 plNh, @Di John Cook,
in. a, Fields, Tyler. stated meetings On fourth
hAtVrlay OF every NINTH. t.-
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DONE Send Your MoneY bH liza

A. a, SANFORD q CO.,ouo0a
Az mcrcnants, BanIr, Nos college
' Street,
VIII furnish Offers and Soldiers who
wiah 10 send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northbrn city
or town. and thereby save the RISK OF
sending money by mail or Express.
T2ss ~ tile tmty SAFE way TO SSna money
North. fGiA.Fp b .jnnSl3-tf
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M EW9lIWgTrh 3. o, z, Oh

" w NL
JonH y, Hipp, Grand Secretary, should be az. essed
mAa tt Nashville, IaH.a
Ifasessss Ledge, No, l-seeis every Tuesday Even.
fngSat uor haO, On the uornef OF Union and sim
ssmeF ntreeth Tie oecers for the present term, are:
inc, n. hthNSN0.yR. II, MeEwon, II. ,V,0s John r..
"a i.a Hide, seefnlafy h@k, Spain, Treasurer
Aich faftr Lfaaaae ledge, NO Al0-beets ut tho same place
every Monday Evenng, The. nmcers ara; Henry
Atsast- 81 Apple, y. o. J. L~Pank, ". "a. lhas. Robertson,
hr4.l - Secretary u. n, hroNn, Treosurar t'
u IA aA, snaiay aolggg No, 00s-Nsota al their Hall on South
~ A.s.4 Cherry ser0el, every Friday Evaning. THIS officers
are Frank Harmon, N. g., James WyNtt.NGt E. N.
A A.aa QoodletL Secrstary 81 O. cattol, uEezsursr.
. Aafara Lodga, No. lnhs (seTIAane-Moets at tho
IL Hall, a0raer o. Union and Summer atreeis, every
thursday Aguning. The 0loers arc =. Friedmag.
Mo; John lerbrichV.0,i Jacob Jupgerman; Score.
tNryi Goo, Saiorlo, Treasurer
R3gsy. ElanHpnaih Nc, l~TAeois a. tho aboyo Fiat
#tt on he aiHt and Wrd Wehfatyaot each month.
The officers are. IT, Mcbride, CPS g. n. Fuller, Il.
,ss PsFsler srrris, 4r,sS,WSJrh Ruqkot, IW,i Jno.
fsHlde, scribe Rt r. cutter Treasurer,
Oss Mu10b Escanlpnsal fa, f-AeeW ~ me
above Hal % tho poeond and iourth wednesday
tNnlAmNfeAh honihl Hrheomoela are; Henry hp-
RlsQP,iL Neker, p SnPeSnss .w q
"4S DssgI ~ Daagbg~sf RestaA=Moetg the hpt
friday nharpooh of eseh month ~ soeleA
QaaFiermastcr8 Certificates
aaas n 4aiRuR9HABED By
CEIAS. II. GREEN
OPBICR' 30 ~ cherry o., Up stAiIsl
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Mr.. s%cnttiER, Photographer informs
his friends and the public, particular,
ly the ladies--thAt he has resumed the
taking Of negatives at his rooms on the
corner Of Union and Cherry streets,
where he will be happy to a~ttendyto al
who desire his personal services.
His rooms on the corner Of Deaderick
street and the Square, are under the
charge of oompeientOperators And will
be kept open as heretofore. The best Of
pictures can be had at either place.
july9-lw. ada Z
Press and DispqtcA copy one week.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

,rHE ATTENTION or THE TRADE Is CALLED
IL To my stock al Boots ard Shoes, wiicH are olier.
VN Nm. INGALLS,,
436 Main Street hoar 5th, Louisyiliei Ky
lnhh70-im.
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WOOL HATS.

UHE ATTENTION or Suffers AND MERCHANTS
~ isealioi TO my st0A 81 Wool Hats, oomprising a
large variety Of the latest style, and Of mo best aual'
tpy Aud hnhhg which are offered 10 the triple al rae
tory prices. h, M. INGALLS,,
436 Main street, near 9th Louisville, ".
iupeQ6-lm
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10 ApvERTleFRs IN pETAlL

INWNOTTIHomtnIH HtITTyIHb Wy -. = .II-
ads, " per cent. adHbnal speeiatpoHtioh outside,
10 per cent.
na- Advertisements inserted In the Local Column
charged al the rate OF twenty cents por line,
7 NCAansas nay 10 made periodically whom agreed
4 ,nanf h.t 80 y gnch change will involve extra OK
pehae tobep am for by the advertiser. "a
ar Advertisers exceeding ne space contracted ottp 90
b charged ter tho ercsss.
NJ arrInpe and Fhi1eraI Notices,
WHEN exceedInq Ave lines, will be charged At the
usual advertising rates. AetA a
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United States Of America:

nix 4, s. ]; Marsha for Ng'de PISS n q -sa6os'',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
The steamer Canada, with Liverpool a0Vaces
- tbe 18th ult. has arrived at HALIFAX 1he
steamer Rappahannock, said to have been one
Of rha four vessels recently purchased BY me
1ronta3 arates in ENGLAND sailed from SheernesS,
rngIand, on the Goth, for Calais, France, III
- unfinished state. She had on board a gang
u carpenters, and is pierced for eight guns
She was seized by the French custom house
authorities, but subsequently released.
The citizens Of the r. 5 in London observed
the 26th Of November Us day OF lhanksslV-
ing, pursuant TO the proclamation. OF fTe>ldent
Iinco}n Business was suspended at the i. ;:
T,ogation and at the Consulate $, and 8 grand
ha0onet was given at St. James hall, under
rhe presidency Of the Hon. Rabert j. Walker.
The banquet was attended by Mr.. Adams, the
Secretary of the Legation, and many pGoml-
nent citizens Of the L. 5.
Advices from Paris hint that Englands re.
fusa TO attend the Congress may lead france
70 form new and more intimate alliance e1'7
where. ~
The French deficit, owing TO the Mexican and
Cochin China wars Is Represented az Ien n1lA"
lion pounds. :, ;, :. .. -
&c IS TumOreQ (nat ~. Ato1& Sc r.
propose q loan Of three hundred millions OF
francs -
The agitation in Germany continues IN refc
ereace to HoIstein The Saxony Chatnber OF
Deputies have unanimously recognized the
RIGHTS Of Prince Augustepburg, and promised
the support Of that Government.
Two divisions OF the Prussian army are now
under ordu ready to take the field. They
nnmLer IS, 900.
\ resolution is pending IN the Prussian
Chambers to place all the means at the disposal
OF the Government tor the energetic guardian
ship Of German rights.
The Wurtenburg Government urges an I'M.
mediate occupation Of Holstoin BY the Federal
troops.
The Tarin, Italy, Journals say that the sol
diers on furlough are being recalled, anu that
the garrisons are being increased II the enc
tan provir ces, and the work Oh the fortAnca-
lions is being accelerated.
Polish affairs remain unchanged. Two hun-
drcd public tunctionaries have been arrested at
Warsaw and condemned TO Siberia.
kilograms from India announce the alarm
ing illness of Lord Elgin, On the 18th OF NO
yember he was fast sinking. The Times an"
nounces that his Lordship is dead, but the III
formation is not considered wholly RELIABLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-12

Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts, Chair
man Of the L. S. Senate Committee on Mill
yary Affairs, and the author Of the Conscnp-
sion law it is said is not in favor Of the repeal
Of the three hundred dollars communication
clause, but believes in other alterations, which
he will probably bring before the Senate at an
early day Among these will be PROPOSE
cior TO dc away with the classification ofdratt-
ed men, making only one class between twenty
and forty five years Of age. This proposition
is also understood TO be favored by some Of the
leading members Of the House
4 man named Thos 4. Steele, alias Thos,
Christy, who had been doing ar extensive
business IN dealing 10 counterfeit money has
been arrested in Washington. On his person
was found, besides large SUM Of counterfeit
money, about $3.50 In I. s. Treasury notes,
the proceeds Of the sales Of this bogus cur
cency.
There IS no news from Gen. Longstreet, who,
according to latest Confederate accounts vas
rerea1ing on NorriSville-a strong ros;,;oo--
% give battle. p'''''>1
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EDUCATIONAL.

rNGLIsH AND GERMANDAI SCHOOL
L. ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Jhe English and
German duy-<chool, under the direction %
Prot r. 7. Hunt, is in operation since Iast
AIonday October 9Th, inst,
Parents and Guardians who wish 70 give
their children q thorough education in al the
common branches, generally taught in EngiSI:
and German schools, ale respectfully invited 10
send them to tlat school at phoenix Hill, COZ
ner Of King and Royal stress second story.
The Committee.
j. KLEIN.
oct TT H. L. PAUL..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-12

DROF. R. F. HUME respectfully jniol IT'S
/ the public, that Re is prepared to give pr~
vate lessons on the Piano, Mclodcan, Violin
and Guitar, also II the modern languages
French and German) drawing, &C For par
1icuars, apply at the German Drugstore, cor
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets, nov 9t&
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-12
PROF. LOUIS NUNDRAh'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICiNEo,

GFILEl DAeA l. 11D AASAAsN 1'~&~AA
ATOW for the first time introduced INTO TINS
" country have been successfully used 5or
Iupn+v-sjy Years in Germany, and therest o. EU-
zone and are particularly efficient N the cure OF
ali chronic diseases. They are imported direct
&, this bort BY the undersigned, and Their EN-
cheney and safety can be relied upon "1t0 con-
VEGETABLE PILLS and NDERS,
the best blood purifying n4edicllie "ztant: and
unequuLIed for the cure OF Ie1ter ASTHMA,
Hcadacle, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain II the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chlls and
Fever, Dyspepsia 0crotula, Salt Rheum CAl~
Ger, Jaundice, Biliousness, Erupti9ns GIN O. me
ings, Open Wounds, ChoIic, and IN fact all q"
seases caused by impure blood, Or imperfect
SpROF. VCNDRAMs RHUEMATI!C
POWDERS, 8 suro cure Tor III fsheuna'tic
coOpluints Gout in particular. .-x.u>v,,
PKOF. WUNDRAM'S EPILEPTIC r. n
EDY. the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure ofthis terrible complalnt
PROF. UNURAM' VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against Asth~
s4nturv, Red and White Flux, Headache, Dlar-
'"I PkI0 Wv WGUNDNAMs HERB TEA,
o1oa,,nt and wholesome beverage, for sick and
convalesccnts also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness. x,r,>,x,
PROF. W ID 4 A NJ , LAX o. y jim
p PR q y CNDRAM's TOOTHACHE
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply TO
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Once,
between St, Asaph and y ashlngt9n sts;,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also by ISAAC hNTWi?LE+
Y4 King ST., Alexandra. Va
j. R. PIEKPOINT, 5. /. corner
King and Washington SITS, Alexandrla, a.
And Ii. L. PA Ii, No. ", Prince ST.
BAY 23--tf Cor. talr1A1. Ale1anotla, D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
no THE PATRONs oF THE WHIG.

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FREDERICKSBURG, Feb IA, 1868.
About o'clock P. n, TO-DAY, the residence OF Mr..
Alexander K. Philips Of this city, situated on the oppo-
site side Of the Rappahannock and distant two miles,
was burned to the ground leaving only mass of ruined
brick walls The FIRE broke out about one o'clock, ap
parenty from the roof and enveloped the entire
combustibe material of the building accompanied with
dense clouds Of white andlack smoke. The origin Of
the fire is far unknown this side Of the river and
was evidently accidental As it was discovered,
several companies Of Yankees, from the adjacent lat
teries double.qucked" to the scene and soon
moved everything from the house, having probably no
means 70 arrest the spread Of the flames. The house
was a magnificent one, and would have possessed some
historic interest as the headquarters Of General Burn
side, while in command Of the Army of the Potomac,
opposite Fredericksburg, and latery by his successor
Gen. Hooker
Later in the afternoon, fire occurred in or near Fa
mouth consuming another house. The particulars are
unknown. s....
With the exception Of these accidents, nothing has
occurred to-day vary the usual order OF ahars along
the lines Considerable bodies Of cavalry were also
moving up aud down the river.
Observers, who assembled to the cupoa Of the Court
House yesterday to reconnoitre reported that quite
long TRAN of cars eighted with soldiers lett the Aqua
Creek depot and distinctly seen with the aid OF
glass
That dashing cavalier, General Jeb. Stuart, was in
town late yesterday afternoon and the observed
OF all observers" during the brief time,he tarried.