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ahrg. n $50 In mouctt den Nbjo5Iunsen.
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(Sunl8 EefrutIutto 8 50 fftPre.
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bate. 90. 800 @ef Brott0r.
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Seuti5e6 NrbettS NaAtueifumaS
Ibames(fraBe $40. SIS

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tn sstS&ieHsnsn OgsIttseH set
3EekeI h WtIbEIMs.
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(@sh2es) 37s ". HAItt6pTtEr.
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?. GDngreBzD ifrict BON Wlarblan6,
Sauptqpartier, gr. 3, Sitb @reterftr., Baltimore.
Die ~SfentIi9e &ufulertiarn pirb awf Eclg.ntes
aelentt:
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Spbn SIILtnS.
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eoR IL. Stunt 1858 tel@loileu, Ueu obiert SfetruttrapsssOi-
hleren jtoen mS8IGeu 8orf&ub ~ Ietlten nab itoen Mat-
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Sir SutIerS unb NeffaMrAteure.
1e&se ItHti&e StrseIat g8urR, hutr einsemA&ts
S@HetnS3 nnstR, 6dttr anb no@ ssn1a9ter sd ~ tts
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rtn9e, SaxbeIIen, SarbtMeS, SeHf tn rerI$te.
henen SaTanstt Naist tn ~beltebisen Guantttdttn Set
RPebel & S8tIbtImt,
$40 81. SaLtttnrrefr,
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So a~ntorifre hermit ben Capt. Gsnf SspaIt fre Snfar.
t'rsesG nipalnie III Get Stabt Baltntrre su ertihteit, ptl6e.
iSpa6b SIsielde pOatdtlts 1T, in EN- Dt:nt fr Ser. Staten
nAI Q Vtondte, III uebtrftnaintT uns NIT trr QroIanotipn
sOuFa3nte.0 fisiere psro. Id aastv ten 8cr'6l6gtn fes
Capt. Osrat6 nVf9 ~befcsSes8 bern man{6e Sec @oBepaanse.
0iit0Iieter tetgel.
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WIoaat8 OOlOntatre.
EEsmA r 500 Bounty, s,r kr ss,,h.
g&s%D so SOraus, PEI" ." o'a''''
NES%A 6~letogns. &ati0nen, Quartt r II. + 10. tnb Sl9
u ~ PER Wtsaat oer rem Yer. Staatu eel.
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;utnten winibsr, r1Bseu Ft ar9enblitltd Sci mir melotu,
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81. 8ptbm an,
(E6S) Jtetruttupa $40 iiyer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

/ ' APPEARS Is still nro
served by 5. A. Washington, Of BriIlsn p,s'
ILL.,. to whom it has descended as an hp;rl a01''
The Illinois Legislature passed )av 81 a.
late session making it a penal offence for ~,
class OF mechanics to interfere with otbo.
while engaged at their ordinary toll Men :.
their individual capacity, have an un.)on%,.n
right to charge they please for their sav;,o
and propriete2s and bosses have the sama
right to employ or dismiss their men.
Paris delights to set the 'proprieteg' At
defiance The reigning lion of the hour j.
that gay capital is man mantua-maker who
has !; prince1y establishment in the Rue de h
Paix. His place is thronged by the most
fashionable ladies, who go to him to have their
dresses fitted. His success in this delicate
branch Of industrial art is something mar.
yclous."
1t is reported in diplomatic circles that Sec.
rotary Seward forwarded second dispatch to
Minister Adams yesterday, to go by the next
steamer, similar IN It's general tenor to that
written, upward Of a fortnight ago, IN which
Great Britain was warned OF the consequences
Of sending forth more A)abamas to prey on
the Federal commerce,
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania: in view otthe
exigency of the public service, suggested othe
President plan Of garrlsoning the detences Of
Washington with militia that the soldiers
might Be spared for more important and press
ing duties in the field 10 this end he offered
to forward twenty thousand militia, and asked
that about five thousand volunteers who have
had the necessary experience, be distributed
among tue militia, to render the latter 1oEcS
equivalent for all practical purposes to the
same number Of volunteers sent to the heIa'
It appears from information received at '1s
Navy Department that the extent Of the SICK
ness among the midshipnlen on board the pfae,
tice ship Constitution, at Newport, has been
much exaggerated. The few patients are 70
be landed and placed in the hospital al t0'
Academy. +
Queen Victoria has 50 far broken her vow "
seclusion as to receive, although almost IN PR
vate, deputations from the three cnle1 cl!'ss "
tie kingdom, who desired to present tAe'f'V"
gratulations on the marriage Of the Prince u
" ales. The ceremony over she lm'nso'a'' :,
put on her widow cap again, and retutll'" :,
her sackcloth and ashes. Surtly, sue na a.a
bear about with her the CONSCIOUSNESS u 'O ~.
remember connubial delinquences' t,'a' 'r
persists in this prolonged penance' ~ a IA
pie are getting tired OF it-so say ''ie '''
papers. .ou of
The battery, which was lost vhl'o IL u. ~: s,r,
fl,nC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16
THE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE. :
Financial OPERATION Broken Up-Col.

d FINANCIAL OPERATION BROKEN p.-Col.
Baker. provost marshal ct the War Depart
mont. day or two since discovered and broke
II, an extensive financial operaton There
is a Young lawyer in this city, halling from New
jersey, who has had blanks printed similar to
those re*el by the surgeons OF hospitals IN
which to record the names and addresses OF
such soldiers as might die OF be discharged
The aid of clerks in the various hospitals OF
Washington and georgetown was secured: and
the name Of each dead and discharged soldier
was inmedia tely furnished to the lawyer, whose
name is William f. .joIlitfa. For their servl-
ces in the matter, the clerks received one dol
lar for each name furnished. One OF these
auxijiaries admits that he received rs much as
fity-seyen dollars from jolliffe. AS soon as q
soldier was reported as dead, Jo)liffe would SIT
down and write to his father. mother, brother,
sister or wife. announcing the fact, and propo-
sing. for q consideration, to forward the re-
mains to bis family, for lntermen51n the family
burying ground Generally. the result Of these
cpistles was the reception OF the amount de-
handed. In some Instances be forgot to for
ward the desired body: and III others he sent
the wrong one. For instance, 1t IS SAID that ne
would send red haired for a black haired SOL
der. .}ollino has been arrested, and is now IN
the Old Capitol prison. Gustage Nlende!son
is also in the same prison Hewas clerk IN
the office Of the Medical Director. Mende!son, $
offence is the writing general letter OF intro
duct;on of Jollife to the different hospital sur
eeons of the city. The letter was signed ~
Men1elson, but pnrported to be written at the
instance OF Dr.. Abbot. This was a fraud, for
instead Of giving Mendelson any such instruc-
tons, he warned him not to have anything to
do with Joliffe. The hospital clerks ar.
rested are T. c. Ihacker company 6, Twelfth
New York volunteers; Z. K. Wood, company
K, Seventeenth New York volunteers; E. B.
Coates, G. c. French and Y. j. Moran.
ashngton Chronicle.
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THJ-RSD.\Y EVENING, APRIL Is.

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THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL Is.
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I,oc..l,.-A heavy Gale Of Wlnd from the !.
T.. acco ,npaniee with ram, prevailed all yes
rerdav ;il ernoon; il must have been severe OH
tja.c t-Auother attempt a galOt1g, 90
WASHINGTON. near y olte street, IS reported as
having OCCURRED on MONDAY njght.-ihe
weather Yesterday and to-day has been very
1?ntavorai,le for fishing operations, and has
again retarded gardening pursuits. -ihe tide
IN the Potomac liver WAS very high yesterday
and to. day. We hea. 1t stated chat, it Is
rroiaL,e. the military authorities will CO oper
ate with the clty government IN adopt
ing measures far through cleaning Of the
town, and removal Of nui5auce5; a work which
j, much needed, and is recommended by med
cal men OF the array. us we'll as resident ply
sicians.-Our citizens will ali sympathize with
the bereavement in the family Of orr cstnabe
tonnsnan, Sir: BENZ, Barton. 11
\ man named lIcNaughton. who was pres
ent IN Washington when Lieut. Graham died,
few weeks ago, and supposed to have been
concerned III robbIng the room OF the deceased,
has been arrested in New York.
Il. z-.s -----~s&-~---
John S 1sallaher has been proposed as a
candidate for the is. CONGRESS- from the new
Congressional district formed by the Legis)a-
ture at Wheeling, ''by a number Of Union men
Of Jefferson county,"
la an article in yesterday paper, 1t was
stated that 81. Lawrence Washington, Of
estmoreland County, Va, recently arrested
by The military: is the nearest living relative
of Gen. Washington. This is Incorrect
The Pennsylvania House Of Representatives
has passed resolution directing the Attorney
General of that State to institute criminal pro
ceedings against Simon Cameron and three
others, implicated in attempts to bride mem
bers of the Pennsylvania Legislature: at the
late election Of Senator.
Recent discoveries Of hum all remains, coins,
silver money, finger and ear rings, Sc, have
been made in PomEeii: Of which we have
heretofore published a brief account The
bodies were in such positions, as showed the
living beings were endeavoring to escape from
the destruction Of the doomed city, when they
were overwhelmed Ia one case the folds Of
the dress on the arm and over the whole of
the upper part Of the body were visible; the
sandals were there, and the bones of one foot
prot1uled though what might have been q
broken sandal The traces Of the hair of the
head and beard were there; and the breath of
life hal only to be inspired into this and the
other three figures TO restore to the world of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

Tie steamer Melita has arrived from lava
ma with adyices to the 9th inst. The steamer
North Star, for Aspinwall, put into Havana
on the 9th, being unable to get in at Key West.
In a hurricane off South Hatteras she lost
her quarter boats, stove in the after parts and
br oke the condenser for making water. It
is reported at Havana that Admiral Wilkes is
a paroled prisoner, until he can explain the
affair Of the Vanderbilt recently firing INTO a
Spanish coasting steamer. The Vanderbilt
and Sonora are at Havana.
The steamer Stonewall Jackson, formerly
the Leopard, while attempting to run into
Charleston, on the night Of the lth, was hot
ly chased by half dozel blockaders, which
fired at the Stonewall, and she received several
shots through her hull Captain Black find
ing it impossible to escape, ran the steamer on
the beach and burned her. The crew and pas
sengers took to the boats, and escaped. Very
little was saved, excepting the mails and pas
sengers, effects. TIE steamer burned to the
waters edge Her cargo consisted Of several
pieces OF field artillery, 200 bbls saltpetre, 40-
900 army shoes, and a large assortment of
merchandise.
1[essrs Senter 4 Bell, of New Hampshire;
are about leasing the Union Hotel on Bridge
street, IN Georgetown, D. G, They are said
to be men Of enterprise
The steamer Emma and Anna, formerly
from New Orleans and Galveston, arrived
at Charleston April 10TH from Nassau, with
a cargo of merchandise, including large
quantity Of Havana cigars
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

X man named McNaughton. who was pres
ent IN Washington when Lieut.. Graham died,
few weeks ago, and supposed to have been
concerned in robbing the room Of the deceased,
ha:, been arrested in New Yor}.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

John S. '1allaher has been proposed as a
candidate for the Us. Congress from the new
Congressional district formed by the legis)a
u,re at Wheeling, ''by a number Of Union men
Of Jefferson county,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

The Circuit Court Of Prince George Coua--
ty. Md, has been regularly in session all this
week The amount of civil business so far
disposed OF: has been comparatively small
the cases tried occupying much time. The
only criminal case Of any importance yet tried
was that Of negro woman Vina, indicted for
burning the dwelling house Of her master, DR..
George W Berry. A verdict of guilty was
rendered.
Gold, in New York, yesterday, l53.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-16

In an article in yesterday 5 paper, it was
stated that 81. Lawrence Washington, Of
Westmoreland County, Va, recently arrested
by the military: is the nearest living relative
of Gen. Washington. This is Incorrect.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29

James Andersen, In the Circuit Court fer
vs. Alisgany County, January
His Creditors. } Term 1863.
ORDERED this 18th day of January 1868.
" that the 81 es made and reported by Jacob
Brown and John J Bruce Trustees, for the sale
of the property of James Anderson, an insol
vent debtor, be ratified and confirmed, unles.
cause to the contrary be shown, on or before
the 18th day of February next provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed In the City Of Cumberland, once in each
of three successive weeks, before the 9Th day
of February next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
$500. II. EESLEY Clerk.
True copy Test
Urn. IS, 1853. HORACE REsbET Crk.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
Order of Publication.
Peter Staup and Daniel NJ.
Staup, a administrator of George
Staup, deceased,

Peter Staup and Daniel NJ.
Staup, a administrator of George In the Circuit
Staup, deceased, Court for Al
Is. legany
Jerry Cowies, Joseph B. Var county, as u
nun, William ii. Asplnwaln. Court Of Eq.
Claudius Edward Habicbt, ia uity.
cob Post Giraud Foster, George No. 1915.
| C. Saterlee, non residents, d August D.
| the widow and heir Mt law of 1867.
George Staup and others, resi-
dents.
THE object of this suit is to procure dsoros
L for the sale of certain lands and premises
In Allegany county, Maryland, which wero
sold by George Staup, in his life time, to Jerry
Co los of the City and State of Aew York.
The bill states that on the LIST day September
1852, George Staup sold n certain tract of land
called "The Resurvey on Elk Lick )" containing
297 acres of land, III ore or less, at and for the
sum OF one thousand dollars then paid, and
twenty nine thousand dollars in payments viz
five thousand dollars on the lst Of March. 1885,
eli ght thousand dollars on the LIST OF March,
1854; eight thousand dollars ON the LIST of March
1855. and u third sum of eight thousand ollars
on the Lat of March, 1856.
The bill states that the one thousand dollars,
down money, was paid and also tho further
sum of five thousand dollars paid the Com
plainants on March the LIST, 1858, by the De-
fendents, Varnum Aspinwall, and also tho
sum of four thousand dollars in March, 1855,
dollars account of interest that the balance
Of the said purchase money with interest and
costs is still due.
That the said George Staup departed this lifo
intestate, on or about the lst day of January,
1853, and that letters of Administration were
granted to Compliments about the Goth Of
January, 1853.
That the said Jerry Bowlts conveyed the CO.
uitable interest to the other Defen dants In said
bill named. That those conveyauces Of the eq-
utable interest are all subject to the vendors
lien for the purchase money; and that the said
lands, both the legal and aud equitable estate
are chargcab bio with and liable to be sold for
the payment Of the aforesaid debt, Interest aud
costs.
1t is therefore adjudged and ordered that tho
Compliments by causing q copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published at
Cumberland, onco in each successive week for
one month before the 9th day of September
next, give notice to tho said absent dofcn dante
of the object and substance Of this bill and
warn them and each Of them to appear in this
court, in person or by solicitor on or before the
10th day Of December next, to answer tho
premises and show cause if any they have why
a decree ought not to pass as prayed.
II. RESLEY. Clerk
True copy :-Test-H. RESLEY,
August Z, 1e62-lm. Clerk
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-01-29
United States Mail.
MARYLAND
Posi- OFrIcx DEPARTMENT,

sauna Washington, JulySl, 1892
PROPOSALS will be received at The Cor
tract Office of this Department until 10 o'clock
a. M, ON Tuesday, September 30, 1862 for con-
veying the mails Of the United States IN MARY
land, from November !, 1852, to June 30, 1864,
on the routes and by the schedules or oephr-
lures and arrivals herein specified. tBeing
wilh one exception. routes established by acts
of Congress approved June 2 and July "a,
1922
Decision announced by October 7, 1862.
1925 From Baltimore, by Hookstown 10
Pikesville, miles and back 6 times
week.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
at Am;
Arrive at Pikesville By 6 AM;
Leave Pikesville daily, except Sunday
at 10 IN;
Arrive at Baltimore by IL M;
332e From Beckleysville, by Grave Run Mills.
to hampstead. 8 miles and back, once
week.
Leaves Beckleysville Saturday at II Am
Arrive at Hampstead by pm;
Leave Hampstead Saturday at m;
Arrive at Beckleysville by sPm
1927 From Falston to Pleasautvlle, miles
and back three times week.
Leave Fallston Tuesday, Thursday ,and
Saturday at 4pm;
Arrive at Pleasantville by p. m.
Leave Pleasantville Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Fallston by am.
1928 From Saint Nicholas Saint Michael's
P. o. to Broad Greek Neck, II miles
and back, once week.
Leave Saint Michael Saturday at 3p
m;
Arrive nj Broad Creek Neck By epm
Leave Broad Greek Neck Saturday at 9
I'm;
Arrive at Saint Michael's by IL m.
Proposals for more frequent service not
exceeding three times q week, are iu-
vited.
For Forms of proposals, guaranty and certi--
fcate, and instructions as to the conditions to
be embra ced in the contracts,see pamphlet ad-
vertisement, dated July 81, 1862, to be found
at the principal post Offices on the routes.
NJ. BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. Post Master General.