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FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1864.


fTor tho Chicago Tt:hoae.l
rHR reAf:1,N ON .YT1R r,cxsrx,
1yrsnHNxsMl *"1A ~
A's
Tc,eos t., ~. .,,.x. s..,.,
TIN aa his as1 honc ON: s 20 nes5 s%. he h sqa.
Like one 1uft ntouent IN being there.
A9a #hoee hight had not begun
ana pc Knew not whether bis home to sock
n. ~ .,,taa !aat ~ ndsz5zAhg world OF hight
Or bleak SeEadaan height
AnF.o,..s s,,.,n .;n
nnssred be:ueoa tho sun
A1g boy, whose right arm claspcd maid.
While his left ono held his gun;
And the proud birds shadow nuryed Lis hcart,
11ouEh he knew not Wha1co The power,
Eat be felt there came the strength to part,
and tue courage for the hour.
1,,.,,of +.u
The busle' : blast cane shrin,
Tho eagles shuue On bis dsrk blue coat,
And tue Eagte elindowed him Btll;
And proudly his bayonci 1tshed that DAP
On the scenes Of biz early Joys,
At lie GaEpcd 1ie Gun and marched AWAY
With the Eighth WiEconsin boya
Asit swept fzom town to town.
and sti'l On is wayinG, ftandard sheet
"A slndoW unnouccd came d0Wu;
koT lis rnnka arc 1ued nnd 1t norca along
On the fwilt anu crowded train
NoW pausca amid tee hurIying throng,
VI ePS@Aa v "a l4S eouAtlHs k,4aU-
N,1oroo- III, E.,,, J..
~. ~. t,,i,e,as n,n eoiang 4 lHsut aotn Keep
~ ~ ihs Ea"i ,h.soah ~ .ns sou9olus pa1ns
t7RR ~ -, GIs ~ t9 .paS1 tae toAu1lnE ueclC
& M4gn Mia,,.l 4u ulc W1las o. me rude frontier,
ri,aH ne as,a...a ME.m IT. g5aI1ins gMs tnc INC,
3Ss M2o Gossu ios ~ IL ss mnte!ng circuits near
- .cone no,r FIR sh,, a. .,n xy7..,,
S r. hrnT io,sn Iha Ea.,1o ~ s.;a W. a1oa"
lint fha Inv m rhosc 1;Ghf h.d sIao inann ulst
Wf,Iic Iii i'm -rro iii IL . tt'c n4ato
crsd :. IIn,ai s ~, .a,,'d.t III ntI H., us FIN
hn3 ,ts crn.d sost +ha sapn ~ Es " uoy war,
Ana 1rnnlist fsi-e IA Ia 1vt M ara
1s,r tho efa ~ ! 80. !se " Mg IT eGSG1os 1ot
Hof tA' s'Ao u l'oos oeaa olfoF --
The Eagles circuits, In slow descent
Came ncarec, dsy by day.
Till one nom he sat On tie ridge of the tent
Where wounded soldier lay
No more whose rirtt nrrn cI0snad maid
, 1864-03-11

l
IT., The board Of Supervisors Of Cook County assem-
tho g,es s 10 q, 9eeex to
"e'e t'A' An' atp.oreo; M.e,,ss. ,..,,
suacr7teor Charleston 'f moved that the ru1es be
! eazreuded so that the resolution concerning the
appropriation for procuring Haiues' Treatise for
the ute Of the justices OF Cook county he rooonsd
cred. Carried ..
Supervisor caaelesson moved that the vote on
~ LI14's ''a's''' 1te@s'e '' 'e'oasoc'e'' eaf-
TEL
Inc eiesk sta'ea 1nas tncfe were seEent5-four
sure1yiso1 I1aiues moved that no cony he f,rnfah-
~ 1,e+,... T. 49, .s... - ~: ~
60 70 1ne yasqeea IN INC c..s Q. cnscsgo:
Of Haines' Trcatise and hoped that Haines' Treat
fae viii mt he enconr,oed hefrse # ia rn,eae
able to suppose that j. Contains as much as The law
Library. The Justccs onsht 10 resign, II they arc
not able to purchase book containing the noces-
say forms.
the Clerk be instructed to purchase copy Of the
be obtaned-fpr essh Of the country justices who %
ie not in nosses.iop Of one.
snnerxiaor na1,on ,nnvea IN 1.x ~, H.. +.,,o
Lost. ...-....
Supervisor DeTof thought 1t better to appro-
pirate tic latest work
Supervisor Gibbs moved that the matte, DO laid
~ ,he+ ~ a.. - .a1,5 w aa.u
ove9 20 !"at INC BOARD eoula hssen 10 the remarks
OF An}ntaht Sencfa1 FnAss III Felauoo to the quota
u eooh Noul"!' <attaeo' ..
Ans114sF GENERALS Address.
a"!utaIt neht1a uuct' a1.et aasins oeeh miro
uasea " .ns eoa'.,ll.ess appo.n,eu 10 "a1 on NM
tooh .ne uoo!1 ano sta.eu ~. toess "c.c steat aii
asnaes aua es..! .:e sc.ofns. aea
, 1864-03-11
fc*Qy6Q5 tQd-N WIZ
4 SSIsTANT QUAlsTERAIAS-
Z TERN NEI.1HE

CHICAGO, Iu3,, March I, I8@-
sc.led PEopoeals Will be received at tls otoc untA
mud OATS, in such quantities may be required dom
date Of contract until ath April 1851 for the o<
Charles. tnos-to be delivered tee Of charge as taa
above named place.
Succeavanl Eidders viii be prepared TO enter hts
written contracts. with good aau sufficient security.
tiers mnst ia nresent nt III oncnnr nf AZ hise nn
wisc they will not bo entertained. The undo1ssns&
reserves the right to reject aS or MI bds docnsd
reasonable.
Payment 10 be made on the completion OF tho ooar
tr1ct aoon thereafter funds may DO received
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals tor Fo4nEc,~
and addressed to Capt. 3. f. Reno, a. q. M. % Hak-
tuEtGn street. Chicago, III.
Any further information VI! be promptly gl.ea u
BY order q Capt. ). A. Por1xH, Depot cuastetasr.
, 1864-03-11
Tic EuIldIng O. Hall for the Social
Working 1nc ma Society of tlac
West Side. .

lCommuicatcd.l
Tbs Social Workingmen's Society Of the West
Div; e1on, during the seven years Of It's c1isteDcet
was Arrays Convinced that in order to further the
ehe, for the atta. .nment Of which 1t was founded,
j proper locality WIS needed. -Hut there were al-
crcr it seems shat the necessity OF hail for Tie
Society Is not only felt by its members, but also BY
the public at large, especially IN the eouth west
side, End where the want Ct proper hall for meet
hesn e,,eoarsged y citizens Of native as
fcE the bui!dlng Of such a hall.
The purposes for which the Society has been
founded, arc certainly Of such character IS to de-
ee1yc the appreciation OF oEr fellow citizens First
Of all is the desire TO mpart to all the members all
the tnfor!Satton md knowledge necessary for them
IN their dsily work az mechanics and lsborcrs. and
zcns Of this their adopted country, and to avail
themselves oi all the benefits which 1t offers to
them; throwing wi'h Its ireerepubIcan institutions
completely IN the shade all tho arfatocracfes md
n:oDnrehlcs Of Europe. To thug enable the nem-
nef, the Society provides foz them Instruction in
ths Enfn taIsgaEs By competent n teasheF che i
btes on the questions Of the day; It keeps and In
crcasez nom time to time library wkieh Is now
81 te shfa no.
iii those members Who :wish to ayan Themselves oi
SINGING club contribute 1t ali The entertainments
and festivals, rceh as bas and ric-nice, arranged
BY the Society, 10 the amusement "a well as the re-
lncment Of the latter. To all these may be added,
that bT building hall ol it's own, the Society wleh
cs to get tie necessary localities for good daily
school, IN which both languages shall BE- taught
slke: These are tue ends ior which our Society IL
1aboripg. and If we ask for tts behalf the kind con
sdegat{on Of cur fellow citizens, those Of English
nationality IS well as our own, We do not think to
do anything a1nisE.
In order 10 be not misunderstood by our brethren
Of TIC Euglish tongue We may be hereby add that
cur enterprise should not be considered az the
s:mc with that of certain shareholders aasocia-
ton, which ostensibly aud BY Its name also pro-
fcssss to have the CONSTRUCTION Of a hall for the
Totkingnen OF The West Side in their view, but
which i eimpfy speculation, nothing else. Our
hail. however, when constructed, would be the pro
pefty Of the Norkinsmcn's Association. 10 dis
tinen;;h our subseilptio 1ists from those Of any
holders, We have affixed to ours the seal Of the
''Soeial 1vo!kingmen's Society,", md have them
printed. and now We lease it to the public ofChi-
caso, with perfect confidence, whether We deserve
For thc Social Wo1kinsmen's Society (sociale
Arbcltcr Verein) OF the West Side.
FHED WMKELNES. President.
JOIN PEEcHTEL, Secretary,
, 1864-03-11
Moetettcrss Ston11cs. TEfffcr..

C0uon sense tells 1:sat nnlces TIC s;oala Is Ecnt
r. 5000 WORKING order ic sss:ca1. to which /: Far:s
TIT cltucnts u the blond, cannot he vigorous and
iM:lty. Nothing has ,c brcn discovered Of inVsacd
c SGs sS shent1a G; and 'psss;!y Gnes @ and
HITfEssS: Dyspepsia, fstulcIcc, oppression ntlcr
md tne feeling 20 often e,csehed BY the zck a.
lhe Of teia iaos: hc.nh:nl Of al xtMuInuts. NJ
one. however feeble. need 1ear 1t, tor contains
rp.v ingredient. 1t cact+ nelc- circulation
thr brain. Oa tEc ccutIsry. ts eject is genial and
+ootblng PROMOTES .locp ns veil rcaores the en-
oa! without danger but VIII c:1a4iy q: tte r1os.
'ltrlrailt results ty tic itcblcs1 lnlr invalid.
, 1864-03-11
For thc Social WOfE1namen's Society (SocfaIe
Arbcltcr Verein) Of the West Side.
FnEn WMKELNIS, pteaidcnt.
JoHN PEEcH1E1, Secretary.

CAstp DOUGLAS MATTEns.-We give the
following exhibit OF the sanitR1y condition Of Camp
Douglas and the amount expended in tho United
statcs md Prisoner Hospital during the month Of
February;
Total number OF cases trcstct1in the Hospital
and Barracks Of the garrison. pn......-.....-.. a.
Number OF deatna. .---...........-.-..-.....- ~
Total number Of cases treated In Prisoncra'
Hospital and tnfTEcks ....-............. 1G36
Twenty Of the cases treated were smallpox and
yar1o1oid.
The sanitary condition Of the camp is iuproy-
ing-1he decrease Of sickness being ten per cent In
the :1z1son and twenty per cent In the P1isonezs'
Hospttal since the month Of january. Daring the
past week there has been a slight increase Of
email-pox among tho prisoners, but owing to tho
ekl OF Dr.. Emmons, tho physician in charge, there
is every reason to hope that it will not extend its
rnnge.
We give the following synopsis Of the Hospital
Fund:
Amount due for Ratious for
United 6lates Hospital 9l0S.60
Cost OF rations issued ...,,... S;s71
: Puschnsc for Hospital. $500 1,oe8e8
Balance due Hospital-..... 4aes
Amount Cue for Rations for
Prisoners Hospital: :......... 4aOf6,8i
Cost Of Rations Issued. e1ta13
!TrEthascs for Hospital. l...,'.:... Gs9.e5 1eA.a8
Balance dua HosphA........ $a4.63
, 1864-03-11
Af CLARK STREET, NEAR
9V TIE SHERMAN HOUSE.
- JAMES FOSTER, IT,, & co..
*oIo IooA61At Sl.I e GU,a
~ - !" -

Ne have On hand batter stock than ever, Of Spec
tacs Spy Glasses, Fie1d Classy. Dasometers her
mometeia, HydTometers, Microscopes, Drawing ia.
WsIda. Magic Lantern. Or sTEREosCoPrILuNs
elways on hand. Liberal discounts to the trade Of.
fasf fytat1m
, 1864-03-11

American Geld <or thc rre1,cf, Army
EEc EcuIcn Eliot fo-
Anlcric1-ToDcCco Passing ;-tI,Fouwh
the 51Ioeknt1c-NepoIc f2econ-
Btxuctfon Proposition
, 1864-03-11
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE

szAn fS$5zS1S =: 5;;;s :; rs
Sasos e. n':a1 s.ss4 - e
x zf T. aa .91 sts f. ~ fa. -.
B'd1 s. n1ss Stass 1t 1t Ehier ot tha ssors nansee
nsss a'ss
1Se1 Ell b. q c a
u te com aae.sG-
1 II = s5s a ss n ICE xsEe e
bushels Zach 0sS sacSs OF acout three o9shs5
70 H. Go7srn1nent- The cay ans straw to bs soc1r
The park nlas xt O. e.r*,slon OF osta, CON, nay.
Ct snzN. frnpocea to "a ceilvszed lnnat be EAted
Al dc 1rtelEs eg:1s: u1d== :he 3is hatesn !ay<ss
win be aoalees = !is,c lns?ostis,s by the aovau
n 2s o 5i%s t. y s se e
lie Wsols amount touTzseted tor sian ha7 beoa a.
IL bes TT I'll g rsu,rea to accompany ~. p<a~
so Tt i 81 Is e * s. shsy
M!:als ten uar. tne1est:er s=ee1ss the sostast ~
sesa sss C. e ~ q @
forage propossc L conformity E1th hs terma q tnas
e IT s!s !ss :sasss ~ ~ xssa :: q q
Contract MAY be awaF4sa
Z: 6 81 Il Ds: s: s.
Collector cf CIaAsa9s any other c1car under II.
1 Eni:ea s sts:s5 = IA. A. 1meas O. rs'pon''ols psEsm
All 6ader: ri s. :nly softasc OF shs sece7taaosw
- fqn inns ia s sasses;, Of eaca bidder rn.ss
ss,Si9 a,f = b s t. ns.dsr
81 E F. = rs a loud % 6s plsI'ly asfzsd F1onasE
bosSs + sana, to r. sa .paons. otta. seassz
be 1equied Of ne suecesat niaaer Or bidders upoA
f9aas fs oss y sds md sors, .1 D.
ontsmed on spp:les1:o4 q nss I1;itts9; 1;ass;;
, 1864-03-11

SsuEnau FrafIry. or Pfaysf0}csa:i.
cOl Researches.
Should be rtud by every body Il trcAts On, aud
1huvih hok the evil rs.nits arising sra early abuse
And unhappy contamination maS be enbv estcd. With
b sure utthod OF dspeulng the misEivinss many CT
ttrence n entering The marriage ttate- Sold BY Dr.
H.. A. BARROW, 1sa Bleccker street, New York.
}s'rice 25 cents. Mailed ffee everywhere
Tc 1t lind also Of r. FCQVIt. 76 Randolph etreet
Chicago LII. de24.t4s-1v+1s
, 1864-03-11

Mair Dye! Eaafr D> e!!
DACHELOH's ceiebrKteE HAIR pYEIs TER Exs1
- TIE WORLD. This only HAnK1Esa. TRUE hnd REIl-
:s1E Dye known; This ep'cnald 1!air Dye u restoct
.-chAnEes Rod, Rusty OF Gray Hnir Instantly. to
aIUBsT ELArK or NATURAL HloRS, without lnfnrinE
he Hair Staining the SE1n. leaving the Hair Soit
knd Btantitnf tnpsrte scs2 vitality frequently res.
Fad D5ys. The Genuine IL signed N2i1l4s r. gAcH-
s1oE. gu otGest arr mere limitations, end should DC
:yctded. Sold b. gil rnselsts, &c. Factory s. sar-
:l4y street. Now York NSSNi-'y.
Nheeo Dye Is taking tho place o. othcrs?
CHKKSTiD4tISO.S.
Whose Dsc is the mot perfect limitation Of Satures
CHIkfNTADGKOsS!
Whose nye nas becE enafyzed by the beet Chemist
And pronounced harualess2
CKIk1STANQKO.S.
Whose Hair Dye succeeds when all others fall?
UHK1fSTADOROsSg
Those Hair Dsc has The largest sale In the WoTld?
CHBISTADONGsS3
Whose DYE Is sh!pred In the greatest Qnantates 70
The frlF-hatfc nhloCus Of Cuo2, Mexico, AUD eo0sa
&neticAf
CHRI5TADOH0sS.
Manufactured by j. IHn1 .TADoEo. Astos
ticuse, New York. Sold esery wncrc, and applied b5
III Huf1 Drefserx-
I1cc i, el5o. aud e per pex, according to dc.
, 1864-03-11

II HAVRh0WxEF + E-l1is IMN V1htmeNf.
Falling ol the Nonb.-nrring tito csrly stnges Of
.t*tAton. many Young married females arc subject 10
Tfinlir oi tlic womb, which Causes them considerable
:1;:id tHsaIuhc tn thee emergencies i: cnt1rely
:ifsIcnss with ts!c necessity for or nccla
NUS ssrsngthen the system, and secure lie Invalid
-ron tEtgse rclf.c TccSc medicines valuable in
nrus{1:ts et 21c., &C., and & per boz or pot.
, 1864-03-11

DIR DADDe RE6lS WE'D TNoCuES. prepared
from tho 1ratric Weed "siiphy7m.~ The properties
,f thc III sin Weed arc well known to TIC pcop,e Of
+tc Wess O. safe nna efficient for tho treatment Of
Larynsitis, Hoa1senets. bronchitis Asthma, Colds,
<ouga, 1nflucnzn, C*14rsh. Also. T7uid Extract OF
s,lii,h,u1n. Prepared by &. II. DADD, N. D.
1.D1;D & SMITH, General Wcat tc.u Agents, Is Lake
street, Chicago For sa;e by all Dsugg15ts.
Jnurka
, 1864-03-11
ut. 5meet's Ii1tinle,1t.


F9E EHMAI15M: 3 GoH1, ~ ~hEnEALHlAt LuM
RHi1tsna rfi1S AM 1V11Nna q ST
HsAVehEEt akn EEtPEnHs AST ~, h,56nnERa ,5H6anI44ai1e
-.---.---. ....., .....---.-
The ore.t r,tnral Rome setter.
AA~
DR.. STEPHEN SWEET OF CONNECTICUT.
B BAno"n Ill oSef 9oe uo1seo a1"'es'
DR.. STEPHEN SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT.
- -. ,,to- ~ ~ cn.; I,ur+1 7,,st,
IL Aos ao'uok VI o1'o"ee'S Aniaaaolo L4al"eI@
DE, SWEETS s1SFAI11BLE 11SpENr
cnrcs 4,hrumattsrn and never faJls
~1'e ~1 @ "'~A AA@'
, 1864-03-11
E1urqtlp1tal,

DITTSBURGH FEMALE COL
L IEGE-Rer. !. c. PERSHING, D. D., President
hare lust been made, at cost Of upwards Of Twenty
PITTSBURGH FEAfALR COLLEGE,
REV. I. c. PERsHING, D: D., PRESIDENT.
Superb buildings. Twenty teachers. Thorough and
extensive course Of fstuy. Unsurpassed facilities in the
ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
Tc1egraphIng and Organ Music Taught. Spring term
commences MARCH 9Th, 1sE4 Send to President Persh
Ing torn catalogue M.SIMPsOS. Pres't Trustees
nnh9a1E9-!w
, 1864-03-11
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Quota Of Cook County-Addrcss
by Adjutant General Fuller
The County in Debt to the
Government by about
1,9cO Een-Power Of
the County to Bor-
row Money for .
War Purpo-
, 1864-03-11

tarl at inc neat ot the Foreign Office.
DEPAlTYEET OF STATE, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0, 1864.
The undersigned, Sccrctar: Of State Of the Unit
ed ststes hne the honor to present his respects to
the Right Hen. Lord Lyons, accredited to this Gov
Britannia Majesty aad to etate that be ias submit
ted to the President certain papers which werc
placed In tho handa Of the undersigned by his Lord
sRse sR Cd Il tse sRs: a # s mSa 81 o @ @ nc D.
.. Affidavit Of John E. Holt; 3. Memorial Of John
E. Holt; !. Affidavit Of John E. holt; s. ProTncial
Secretary TO Mayor q Hallta3. Dec. u, 1868; 6:
1E63; Z. Same to same, Dec. p 1853; s. City Mar
shal to Mayor Of Halifax. uec. Fl 1855 Q. Police
Constable 11ntt 70 City Marshah Dec: II 1865 The
cacy Of the manner il which lis Lortlshp has thus,
without formal complaint, brought to thc notice
an other officers Of the United States steauer Ella
md Annie In thcrreccnt visit Halifax in pursuit.
Of pirates who h1a captured tho American steamer
diction, directly violated The Sovereignty Of Her
in he name Of the United statee. as vel On
9oand tho said steamer Chesapeake as On board ths
waters, without having obtained consent thereto Of
the authorities Of Hcr MaIesty's Government there
or elsewhere. The undersigned observes that in
acte Of power and authority referred to were ut:
tended with circumstances Of severity, risor and
insult to British subjects. inc Undersigned, how
ever, thinks that 1t sufficiently appears from the
lapera that the ngor and severity alleged were not
greater than were necessary to secure the persons
or the pirntcs, IN pursuit OF whom the officers CON-
plaiued of were engaged, and to deliver them up
10 the British authorities OF that pnce. Ho hopes
Msjesty'a Government. The UNDERSIGNED would
observe, in the next place, tlat the Chesapeake
a1d the prisoners were promptly delivered to those
authorities In compliance with the instructions Of
tl1s department. the undersigned is further au-
tho1ized to asEu1c Her Majcsty's Government, in
tie epi1it Of former communication made by the
undersigned to his Lordship, relating to the cap
ture Of the Chesapeake in British 7atcte, TINT the
President dispsoyes and regrets the act Of force
power and authority which was e1crclacd by the
officers Of tho Ella Annie within Hritish waters,
on The occasion mentioned, as violation Of the
iaE Of nations and Of the friendly relations exist
ing between the two countries, eo greatly to the
satisfaction OF the United States and to the adyan
The President has rcaeon to believe that the pro-
ceedinge thus disapprored we're taken by the olH-
cere concerned under the influence Of patriotic
and comlncndnblc zeal to bring to deserved PIN
ishmcnt outlaws who had offended asa1nst the
reace and dignity OF both countries. The Ptesl-
dent, while Ee recognizes this ctrcumstau:e az
modifying tho character of the transaction. and
mitigating The ccnsue to be bestowed upon It, ncv-
ustidcatton for the violation Of tue sovereignty
oiGteat Bc:a'n, which these officers have commit
, 1864-03-11

T. r. SMITH & FOWLER, Importers.
fe5- 5-w23aa-St 2tcw YAr1
ID IG IR o n.
$50 ions 10. / Scotch "Gartsherrle,''
100 " s. "Glengarnoek,n
200 Msssillou,
200 Hot Blast, (ChareoaD
For sale In lots to snit.
A. MEEKER, FOOT OF NORTH NARKET.ST.
{nl6-A1C&1N
, 1864-03-11

BOOT md SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
will ind it the best article knoWr
for Ce1nenting the Channels, as II
works without delay, Is not at1ec-
ted BY any change oftemperatnre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-30
Ed & 6 L z ! Q II 4 L /.
ST. MAEEs AGADIMY.
re. II, SOUTH 1TlSHIiSG3TtsE "
1855 N 4 ROACH PRINClP 4 l..

MISS N 4 KOlUH, Z 81 : u 3 L:
sT~HE eighth annual course Of inSt:uotlon sE;l'
{ he e0,nmen ced al the above l'!s515ution on We
1911 Of s125vauber rect 1T which cine i = -
siraiie that all should be present NEi1: pG0pos,
70 e.s!e2 As tue course IS 8 .rni', en9r&Ac2 IL
ifs ;nrnirr is nee essary 80 secure its full adva;~
ta:y@,s. Ljl the u.s. al Engiis bissl: cI2esss nell
d5ngs thorough examination, Of the NarurAA
Sciences tie liassca; and Mathon:s1ica s>5'shlas
and the Modern languages are EN- hraced 10 ne
general course, to Rbicb the best efforts OF I'Yo
!,anes,ry and Ornamental Aea.lieWork will
receive especial attention iron The princlpai
Music Drawing AMI Painting Will pc otllt1n'
ued is heretofore III iorol5ss'r charges
au1 Zl--ti
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-30
NAIL LINE BETWEEN
AND ALEXANDRA

YTAyING been awarded the contract for
/ i carving the mail between this city and
Washington, the undersigned ha, put on the
route q new and comfortable COACH, tor the
accon, N otiation Of travellers
The Coach viii leave at 50 clock very morn
ing for Washington, arriving there III tune 30
emmett with the trains going north, and at
night will leave the Depot in Washington, OF
the arrival Of the o clock train. Thus persons
living in Alexandria and iourneying north or
returning will always be sure ct safe and
speedy conveyance to and from Washington.
~ Pas5el gers for the North at O clock IN
the morning will be called for, by leaving their
name and place of residence at the office NO.
sent l4E1m EDWIN E. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-30

rEvTl ss>TFE SALE Ut VAI.UABl: 6
E PROPERTY III : iexan.iria county f:r-
gnia, about two miles from GeorgeJnwn - y.
By virtue ola deed Of trust from: john Gi@ch~
Ter, tsted June =, a. - 1855, and reeorGEed "a
Alexandria countv keoord}n LlMar 20. .,
page 591 J. shall sell at public sale to-thee = 'gh-
est bidder on Tuesday, the 18th day o. <S4t"-
ber, A. D. 1861. at the auction rooms q i:ios.
Downing. in Georgetown, i. t., at zen o clock:
r. NJ those two certain tracts O. parcels 81
land, known as lots os. 6 and 8. IN {: plat q
division, an1onst he representatives Of Abraham
AMI Isaac Birch, recorded in the same records
in I4iber r. No. 2. page rs, with the buildings
improvements and appurtenances.
Lot 6 contains twenty acres ana !ot :" Iouf
acres an. the two parcels adilin, AMI will he
sold together The farm is about two miles
from Ce ,rgatown, md had firm. house and
other buildings upcnit ~
The terms Viii be cash, and 500 will be re-
quired at the time Ct the sae--the residue
when he deed IS ready foz delivering and con-
veyancc and stamp 1t cost OF purchaser
FRED ". 10 Els, Trustee
TlOS DOWLiZG, Auctoneer.
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,s1HE exercises IF MISS MAkH's SEM
NARY Will be resumed on jV8dj2e>ddy, zAs
l4t}s # September n tie improvement OF tIie
students IS grcutly promoted by commencing
with tie classes It IS essential Gas far rs is pra:;~
ticsble) that all should be present at the ops'~
inc Of the Fall Session. Former pupils deslE''13
to return will pl as@nnSe IN early appl1eatlun,,
hti.s 81 hopes 10 fave ETH Client aid and will
snare NO pains in the faithful discharge OF heT
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her resldencs, IA,
Kino Street. aug 1o-toc2l
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Georgetown, : ept 76-ts

TARL WOOD AND BILLIA 40 I AbLE
& FOR "A Little adve. tser has for sale
a farm in Prince George county, Md: distant
from Washington II miles and miles from
the Alexandria Ferry, containing about oOo
acres. we'll enclosed, with a good y " Ell a.
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, 4i%%ll
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House ard cabins;--~
7The cleared land is good, and, has been cultl7
waited in Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Grass: and
the wood land Of which there, IS about loQ
acres is in, ginal growth, and has upon it
The finest timber in the country. This farm
can be bought for CASH For less than the build
ings and fencing are worsh, il early appllca-
ton is made.
/ have also about 500 cords Of Woo for sale
standing, mostly pine, on the Potomac, W1tnl1
II miles of Alexandria, and the longest hanl
to the river Will not exceed I Of Il mile. a lso
an excellent Billiard yabte-wooden bed; for
sale great bargain. Address through 4 icy
andria = O. WILLIE sep l:--tt
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DAYS CT TUITION /:
TE Al T E Al! Z Z & !!

TUST received fresh invoice Of PROF;
u WUNDRAM'S CELEBkAIhD Il hh6
persons. also for dispeptics and persons Of DEL
5cate health. For table use, particularly tor
children, it has been used by many families OF
late to til cir entire satisfa faction Price STD CT
pr pound Single package p cts. For sale
by JULIUS DlENhLI: DentisJ,
l45 Prince Street.
Also By most druggists. See advertisement
IN another colum, sep N-lrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-30

.f a=sA D DWELLING HOUSE And. LOT
/ a $a2a FOR Al "a Z, VC SIOkl. BRlsJh
DIV Ell LING and .LDT,son Gbbon, between
Pitt and ST. Asaph streets, s.ofiered for sale on
reasonable terms The House contains SIX
comfortable rooms, and Kitchen. The lotfronts
on GIbbon street, 5 fee5, and extends back ~
feet, tosa 10 feet alley. apply to >. y. Harper.
at No. 80 King street
ii sep9-tf