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VI 3sfirAsEs or inDEHTRDNLss- HEah.
\ IL. "'1 rcs Geas Ter "nHun ysss.sss. ana
f1ElsUGT DEPARTMENT, q. z 4 |
rt-hnc6I any. Sin Sal

fce fr"rn Ia .iieG.
f0El5UgT EsiSIJaar, q. /. Al
ficGmcu1, Ans. stn, 1901. :
NJ tLs ri,b s-.;i1u CT The A.: ID Reil:e !hs Currency,
Approved February i.;a, ls6I, he sec.etl1J u the TIA.
shrT /: authorized to i.ue The sbovu certificates. payable
t"o years sl.er he r.I!hal;ioa Of q treaty OF peace With
his El:Gd States. They cannot be sold, but axe only 10
DC i.sGr', 10 such ~cre5II6rs- i the goTefnMen. AZ hfe VIII
rr=; n-ast -s1 he stgen Al rsr, though Tree freu taxA'
sigu.
Tie attention Ct rrEcLs.io4 agents AL Disturbing Gu
cers cf III .s-srnl:.bl /, c.Iisd 10 III. class eHrutl'o At-
carit.ea 80 sfesiEe lrruhar eaTsItases 70 those rsp
Thon tbe &C. phes a.ilc fa7eraasat 7arp bougnt, and 10
issIEtste ta. Gfe Of :tea ohccis drSvl ~ discussing of
cc-s up,o ITO Repositories Z IdicE taess sad, sad marked
across me f9-e, 'pgTshis IL certificates CT lnaectsd=s:s5"
will &c rait ia coaforn;t7 thc:aEitn.
D.posI;:7t,a axe ts:e5J srtns!i-sd sId fi7hi.a1 10
eooplJ .ri:h tia reS1ss:.ol, sni % make application -
tbs E.gi,,e7 fo- EafPE,s o!certincstes s. required.
jT.7nedl G., A. TRra5oix,
agsl9 " .bec-ysary o. TrcaIrry.
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- w Scr, .I JaL1- Island, :: =, a.: -r pa
= mg.s.tJ b. tame: fi-nTi, - yCrsS .Ii a
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cay has 81. F'gtt 1rE. aTi Ggs : .aa,S. '
Ss iIi, C11 W profession a rnIte' -. ~
frC.jaIsr! X, W. | al give u5 ar.t- H.
-rrs=hetston GE :5GG6eGle=t IN aug AL "hr'c' -
c.l. Ny sih.es' = Jaucs liisaa, : q -. ~
Z. g. '. Artillery
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.uffIpray PsoTIsloH7, CL5Taiha. SC, J
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h-LifnCtd, aug"stHZ !Sr'.
:.LytEG msic an arssEs~n +rt Win the Comuissary
II iiener.i foI liza rsc-sasiJ supplies o. pr.r!s ga, All
s.rn,. ady ,.atrh ,stfg in N:rs!nUI 81 &! .lo7:h car"!:aa f5f
| III enc. vi; lcta.r .pSfsicEs cri:-le prGfer me-sa.sz'J
! rl.!.E 1 5pa iraus,.oi1 - this at7 ui.issst sapptl=s nicT Es}
| have b. T. ,;.a .or, ard .c.-nIi t1'lne IS c1iI: a. FTaoioi-
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NNg rs..nTHG>T e.
H,hmug;, i".. ~. ST
T- .....""rr y: ih- U-a,:G,'iu. Gas. II MI'-.!?rEeh
20. ..yu!..0 .HU. $40 rG.rCt, .! f.s'ni?ir= Roads, VII
-..... gIarn ius NIn.t 81: a-r'Ef r. ir ~.1!:o"i"E "r''er
sirt e. ?, rr' 10! I:rr-'a Lr s-fi-I:: - to -. - ,"onI
nsal %, -. rad - H'.ViGintt 'vi0sI
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Ga. I ~. El.aIS mas, :rN,-.
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-. = i..ua!.t.i. Ii.rAp.-. -a,ii ,::G7.@s.
80. I- i.a.5 y :rg.aia, iIsi"!.
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Eo. II. ; ts4igl h'ryrI. "ii--!=-TIi.
g..-g. /; saaau L.. I'"Ii!a, ~'ia'Ji'i.i
~. - '~'iilH.r /. Clayton, tir"fsi-.
-. i. y HAITI J. Cat oil Alh'ns-I.
- -. ~l~,t.n.ui . Edr;sT. TRINA.
.r. ri 4, .,~.- i. lar,.4,. 3""ti. tnr".i"a.
:. =. mSIirrE.
~!%~c,.lIry u 'ic navy.
49, rb.I. W3lo.'aeior; G9u",r u ,Hcti,c; krpI'
go. -" aTei,, Ari a,;'crttart. Mobile. r"rg i".-s . "t'l
&. iIt,- H.sa.
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'i.rEsAa USn>a5

I U~T CEN ..G.i i r..
Drs!royei hy fire .hIiL tn ETh March i,i; "r''!n 'H'"
la MI Laia-, fr . ;nur lrr crnl hunI ~ -. !"rft ir.,''
.ini"s, Tor ih- sHin "f four hu9,irrl .ir'isi-. ru.ib'Tri
",E2.. dated M.rrfr -. irDi. ."d -'sc'd D.; &c. bin g,
lrtignGr.
Application sin be maze f"r "a r"n-wa! 81 sqi'l '.liif
cate. = 80
.u,lI ia.ca'
AZ :
On the l%.h 'hsy ci !Gas, S..c,;i,a 6 TA'''"'- ''s!;"i ~
hogac, auI ioca Tt"Gi mc t'e following ""n's: -. ar' 70.
$500. issued Jun. -, I3h3; w, III ;"T = ,Ipr, isaiei
JUICE ~. lse3; 10. 3,l9S, for S2Ui. i.suc.; Ausu.t 10, ;aca.
IA. 3,lS,, fer el ,.Ju, is.ael Enin.; c, i%j1 al h:J:.a"
sereu per cent. iaterGtt. Application viii tr foa!" fr "
rea-Sstoi the said hG.i5. va. a'"!HitI@.
Thorn shnrg. Va. Ian :3--~tHt
oST.-pue Certificate Of iGnr pcT reat. nrCalcrrI
l ! Bond Of The Confederate 9:.tc9 OF An.tr:sa, inr S6ti'
TO. GJ6, 'la'-. Charlottesville Cttic-, h',IcaI lar, Ish'
signed A. r. Gbcli, Depository. Tie certificate II IN ="
nEre OF thc uud"-ftcTed.
So;;ce - hereby .i.ee. that afEr iac rrhl'eG;iau ~.
notice, application Will M rnadc icr iu?iir,.e.o o. sa!: 'r.'
ticH;r. y. c'"ti""H.
H!:hsrh'+ Battery. Pcaruc': A't'y L. tr!:ga,
ies"ls~iw Al" ].'''t.'" Va.
=! Office IS .'oi-r irrm ~ sr's"ra..r, - 'ire.i,i
~ Grii r"ur:.. - .te y.lEr"-, whiie ni t1rir IRE:
laiI. ~ iiiuE. cUEiSn.t: l. Tu.a'i %! r'"t'iI.f : nr",'.
g. ~,.Gitic pdPfTs, -, ai.' tvs rrrt'1"a'.- pi s'paS "
The Fn:Iners' &.2s Of I~Irgiu,t-"nc. 80. IT, y. 'l-;"h g
ceu.bhr !'h, iSif, fos suS"r sltr,s. t. ''a-r, :.
4."i5, iiCeI I!-'rnh"r !.f., l-i2- -. 'nr1i. ilur .hIf.a
Application Ill, he 'Gais FOR I, rrIss.! = 'ars'i csTLt
a:es OF stock.
I,2r r:iHT HARRIET ..!.fH-..
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I, ENEgi!. 0 y l.. Il.

n=NEHi:. OnDeR.
.IIT EaAETr;Sr ,. H.,
richT VpI, July -, iat
TIE ,r,1,t. % ,Lc Cr-I,.stiUG - !cii"h.pmcl Gco!E"
l.. rr-rr, g. 4. H5vSa, ). 7. hat"G. =. ]. a'oIeS, add ".
-. - ID N. N. muy .r.yiDr .tTe'd, a1j Who y ere .aen-
J.Is o. .lr Il 80 Of Ni:siUpmsl .Eit"i Evacuated =! JIiii'
:rv Ia, n.vl.. ig.l been rrCriT'd AMI c5ri"IFei with ~
a..Li.ry o. IN Ecr!H-itns cl.ih, th"y arg "sai:ned ~ RANK
,l. ia. ,I.'s, IS "a ,sters in the line OF prtinDil3nr ~
follows: NJ N'ysn ito. i, Hr. Grown, ~ i, ~. Mason:
No 4; Mr.. Moses. NJ. =, nEd Mr.. Ni'hnJ'H, Ma " AMI
:A- rrrs.uL E.g;.isr ~nu..hr'a vi hr 'hsngel acc"rdiociy,
,.. lie LAS. aHi b, yaIg- uPon thS heg .it! hereafter IS
y ii.mG
20. George u. bryan
~. 70 :t.L-.I J. llnn-
~. (" -. * i-E".
No. :. - = EI.aua
NJ. :. irni,ip t"l''G. .
- g. ! .. ;;Ea.b
ra, VIZ. i;an.i,a.
~. : SO. i"as
80 = q. ]. a.p=,s.
10. ~. II :. .lj&hii.
No. II ! ii trar.cu
10. j.. " ~ TukinaoE.
Nh. IL II. =. Uurl
80. ~. q. y $ptL:.
:Hu. u W.. Er"t:.
8. B. MALLORY,
Eccr-tsry Of the HhYy.
ss7- Icur-a, S.m:Tgt7u; Courier, Cnari. ,.oa; Rel ua'
.can, SlyanuEh, 81: Advertiser, Mobile, eoHG ;"t'ca
r.,L h,, irrre weeks. Husl5 2iw3T
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IA s-Appilatan Win hs ta,d tsr 70 IsaaEil
IN Lf- ar tsas Conis lsfsts bacis, hos, 1923 AID log,
ii,Ctl5 .sth, issaSi afeh3i,iss shIsS, .ke sSi II Ooz-
scsss approved nth fehIpsY. lssa. bSid booA Wers de-
ss,oy.a Ey areIAstIG=TI tfss, lss', -,-
SEYd.Isxs1rS IA, sn"SAu
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EDUChTlUNAI.
cyKI;, az TEACH. =. =

SsILcr FAMILY SrnnpI. you i1gs L...r
fnEii=!, HDL ;Srmh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16
TRUE LOVE- IN vicssbupo.

Siss Fannie Phillips. Of Eickshurg,. vas
recently married in that CITY to one Of our pa-
e~tpedauisoners. Up to tho fall Of Vickshurs,
a3IssIEnBlc Tas "ns of .ut;' most patriots:
a1bEthern giTia, and here is proof that q year
ssa,a.fsistss sneuy's lines has not changed her
asntlnents,sj ot- She has our best wiahes for
future happiness and prosperity.
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MARROW Esc,rs ur A NJ. C.

I'i.s llou. 4. II. KEENAN, i,al .ua !y srclyel
hsing captured by tho farkras nj ,iis house
81 friend, in Jones county. On sabbath night
h-f Tho YapEse. togk sapper telo@, Wills
Colonel Kslan wac concealed up stairs. Had
they ruapseted that a signor Of the ordinance
Of asoshrion. aud u member OF Tho rebel Con
.ress was in such close proximity, tho search
you'd have been very rigid. 'Thc1ldoiisy Of a
rarysnt pm; Cal. kenan on his guard. while,
Mnnonatlcnn 9; danger. he wla about to hetrsy
lnIr,rlE
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y N"V- ~ ~ = -
D.-r!;L., W,
1!.e aru s:ss'na ~ o.r. S'E' 49,. :, ist. q" So
al esr-nehr-i "OTg, 4 ~tc4S'ti= H. 'n.n' ..
aui Reality i-. m- 1"3':-. IL.
Apply r.y. 8. he .HL.tr u ril:. :'uE ,'
a 80 .-.t..N1l
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i!r::gu.cr Genera! kEMpcR.
L u. EArLkTr. 4 i.

Egg. EiGi,mowl yn'ars,. abingdon Virgin.
;.a. lyrniI't:c. !:cTullIcar, Petersburg Ex-
er,ra. H.tv..lo Beg ..nr, Rockingham Regis
Ter AID S::un:rD %i-G.ca.cr. viii cay 1.-THE
Iii, p.2c-; ii. TIM, he 9~tChi!ra ono. aud
I'D Bills - Maj / ,"aE, Uo:crei k"mptr'"
a. i,;tsrm:n.,cr. @uali-Gt
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lgGgsi:..
iIaah.'s3 Efs:s2kina z 9 ~,
niahmc1i. Suy.st =. '"ci.
Gss2aai OaDEEs
II, 81


" -'I;"' U'>d
''o' Il. -,
|. Ii rhr-uAGoa Of uabG!ai Or1e'4 ~ e''
:--!ad iEeni tho -Adin.clt and lnapc''or uene'
f.y'a GiiAa, Alsass On. 1851. clmPaoies Ter
local dn'enna sra iicreh? authorized ana re-
la:rH! to be orgs1'z9i in each county any
cHF"oTnf'oh 81 the ht.ts. A4 room ~ ir"c''-
'alia iha ET2ointFGaat Of g coGpetcA' person
t. sr2.ar'ze aud permanently command me
larJi iy7:eS ct each county aad e'fp'E'l'h
VIII bc :nhou:'eed. Application 'F tucn u,
! p1intrcn'. will 'euiisb!o rsrafenes4 en-: 70,
/ rr.!icnddtiJG9. 1hGuid he a!drtssed "lthouL
! .,al.v 20 ,;,,so ;ieaiara-ttIs. Tho command
80 . II iaa... Ta.eo or Ijur c,,., ~oa,.iSs will have
! ~ re i IS fi,i,r; 81 -ix ..Hp .r:ea, the rnnl:
lisGtausJt ]H'oi"er!; o: '"o sa@ip""''s, G"i'
...i. f. the waria !9aai force al q county Or
corporate" 10 lass thasl in4f yt.Ip:nies. II
N&'! In 'oas.';ia:,t wi;!l ia- '@'..i i'rcu .!
T1nr2 3ai.linunua a3uu!y.
II. THO ss:r.n, Dppo.l:el d ortAn;za and
g4t44a"G ~ !Gcs! irr"ra "i.i Na G,,'5r'S =!
= =. ~ari;.i!. san /. r;,.oo roNhrai'ie' WITH.
| IL ,i.3 i.",ita q .i'cir rrsIcci., G1unlisa aud
corporations. Ma company @'.t be accepted
viii, iass than irriY men, En:!k ard hlo, MOI
| ,,nf.i = usm,n!o,a nr,y,., r,il Of tho company
shall .f.rs i,CaI forwarded 70 Acso llcniquar'
arr. Dlank muster .tI!4 e..n he obtained upon
arrl'aalicn ri these Iiosdqut t.rrs- or to .ny
r.. we yan5rYgons eo~Gmnnlar in the State,
Morc hu5 detailed ,noa sud 91Snr:a will b7
c~ar.liaI u thC companies.
III ,Hh: companies a!sn,z1i under ti1if
! order G;e A".:gncl! TO 10 cm7iAi"t ;hreTsi.ihS
:a;i sal III .i1u iari.,;oas ct .hs enQmy.-
Tfss WI 40. d: ..,!l>,I OFT except in cr:tr-
! g.3&ieq ecourr:rE ~ Ct rcGr the counties .
,yhin!, thc : be,-.- ~: sill l., TIC required
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Tnuu-AHn :o,l...

nr. s-C"ns'gnmsn., s.!n., -..,t,.i
Saturday Iitriu1"h s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16

iUI.r:j ii A.-",t i:ct.
;Lfi.s.,, L-T. Las > lot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-16

SaERMaN's P~sisoNERs.-All of tina prisoners
captured by Sherman are at! the fsnkee;ptison,
Camp Noston,tsnssr Evansville, Indiana.
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ErlrrrLCcb tN't,tLs'!.
Address, sinting irt.I., .tc., Hi- 10 %.
SigI2 rpiy.s ECA sIbI, ai '...u'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
NOTICE,
Headquarters MILITARY GOVERNOR.


ALEXANDRIA, Va. June y, 1864.
fsFNL bot weather, Increasing sickness. tlthv
S condition Or the streets, and manifest neg
Iigcnco IF the y. ople Of ! lexandia in the mai
ter Of policing their premises render il l1eceS-
saTv that the military authority should &c III
terposed to secure degree 81 cleanliness u
the city that may prevent epidemic disease, Il
is therefore
<}RDEhEn 1st That every civil or military
occupant Of premises u the corporate limits Of
the city Of Alexan dria shall within Ave days
thoroughly clean his OF her cellar, yard: gut
tiers. and the street or alley adjoining his or
her promises to the middle thereof. and shall
keep the same thereafter thoroughly poljced.
I'd. Each person will be required to remove
ted for that purpose, viz, n ear Hunting Creek
near south end Of Washington street, all gar
bage, manure or dirt, that has Accumulated or
that may hereafter accumulate about his OF her
premises.
3rd. All persons after the expiration of the
fifth day, from this date who have not oOeyed
the above orders will be liable to pnnlsh1ntnE
BY the Provost Marshal, who viii instruct bis
chief Of Military Police to see t. their enforce
Inent.
It is hoped that the instinct Of self preserva-
ton alone, will prompt all Interested TO give
immedi4te attention to the foregoing SO
that it will be unnecessary for the military
authority to indict the penalty.
By command CT
Brig. Gen j 20. P. SLOUGH.
Military Gov. Alexandria Va.
ROLLIN G. GALE
je 24~-55 Asst. Adjt. Gen
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A I 6 TT N SAL,

pUBLIC SALE oF yALuADs nEAL
L ESTATE, ON WEDNESDAY i = K
- Will be sold on the Premises, at Public
Auction on IVednesdoy,, The I'D Instant b.
tween y O clock, NJ: and l, P H., Immediate
~ after the sales Of Mr. Halloweli and Mr.,
yamieson,l THE LOT OF GROUND AND
BUILDINGS THEREON, owned by ne,
south side OF King street, east of Payne street:
said lot beginning q feet TO the east Of Payne
street; runs east 2? feet Oh King: thence south
parallel to Payne 70 feet TO Commerce street;
then; returning 70 point Of beginning, runs
south parallel to Payne 95 feet to Commerce
street, thence with Commerce street. to meet
the second line having front both on King and
Commerce street The building fronting on
King was partially destroyed b.. the late fire
much Of it, however, is still standing and sound,
and the building can be restored at no heavy
expense. The tenement fronting on Commerce
street was not injured by the fire.
TERMS Cash, and expenses Of conveyancing
to be borne BY purchaser.
r. For further particulars, enquire offs. F.
BEACH, Esq.
je Its JAMES ROACH.
~ The above sale is postponed till WE'D.
NESDAY, the 9Th day Of July, ct II NJ
lie PTS
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:je 81 St
NOTICE.

HEADqUzarERs M11rrAEx G2vEEaoE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June q, 1864.
TEHHK great and increasing difficulty Of SUP
L plying the Hospitals, Fire Department and
citizens Of the city Of Alexandria with water
from the water works in consequence Of the
scarcity of water in the stream upon which the
supply depends, and the great waste by The
unauthorized use OF Hose and Fire Plugs de-
mands that the same should be ended
1t is therefore
ORDERED: I. That the Fire Plugs shall he
locked.
II. That no one except those connected with
the Hospitals, Military Prisons. Fire depart
nent or others especially outhorzed (and only
for Hospitals, Military Prisons, Fire Depart~
ment OF other authorized purposes) shall use
Hose or Fire Plugs III connection with the
Water Works of the city Of Alexandra, and,
no one shall permit waste or water from such
works about his or her premises.
I'LL The Provost Marshal OF Alexandrla will
arrest and punish All found guilty, Of violation
Of this order, and, Will instruct his Chief OF Nil
itarv Police 10 see to its enforcement
By Command Of
Brig Gen. j NO. 2. SLOUGH,
Military Gov. Alexandra Va.
ROLLIN G. GALE,
ie 27~~32t Asst. Adjt. Gen,
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POST 81 Hlz L!
FROM HTJNrER'S COMMAND.

The Cincinnati Gazette has 8 letter, dated
:, Meadow Bluff Va, ON the 25th giving
:. .ccouut of the operations Of Hunters COM
al which says that the Military instl-
init; u' and Gov Letcber,s house, at Lexington,
we're burned. Five miles from Lynch st I the
.rIav after feeling their strength, it was de-
oded that thew were too strong Tor US, and by
'ia We withdrew. At Salem party Of Con-
ta5erates attacked Corlin's and Strauss bat
t ter;as in ds6le, drove off men, cut the wheels
end 5,1 took off one hundred and twenty horses. -
We We brought off five cannon, leaving seven that
upre ruined, together with seven caissons and
Carriages that were burned by the explosion of
tb f former. Six men were killed and ten
Wounded Of the Second Virginia Cavalry,
(}nr whole loss in the entire movement is prob.
sby six hundred killed, wounded and missing. "
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+ IMMEDIATE SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN ALEX NDRIA-

4 VI VI EDiAIE SALh Or AL hOAN
/ REAL ESTATE IN ALEXA NDRlA-
The premises occupied by I. }. Meha1ry, ESQ,
situated on Columbus Stl eet, In pleasant part
Of the city, will be sold immediately, ;sad pos
session given # required, in thirty days; title
clear Of incum brance and Warranted.
The house is three years old, built Tor tne re-
sidence Of its present owner, and thoroughly
finished, under his personal supervision tror2
top to bottom It contains eight large and
beautiful rooms, besides kitchen, carriage house,
stable and servants house attached. It is pro-
vided with all the modern convenlences, gas.
hot and cold water, bath room, furnaces, &c,
and il designed to combine everything desir~
able in dwelling house. The ground gre
adorned with walks, flowers, fruit trees, and q
grapery, all in the best condition. There VII
be valuable crop Of grapes and peaches 5he
present year. 7
To any one who wishes 10 purchase; 81 !es2
than cost, one Of the most elegant and deslra
bic residences in Alexandria, the best lnduca~
ments are here offered.
TERMs-Easy-half cash, the remalndGr IL
one, two and three years. if preferred: nth So
curity on the property.
For further particulars, inquire o.
LYSANDER HILL, ESQ,
corner Of King and Royal 5tEeeFS2;
IL 2A-~tf 710t'-o 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30

A correspondent CT the Philadelphia In
onirer With the Army of the Potomac, on
Monday writes that "a large portion, If not all
Of Sheridan's cavalry, are. reported crossing
the James River, some fifteen or twenty miles
below City Point, and it is also rumored that
he Confderates are crossing their cavalry
over the same river, at some point not tar
from Drugy' S Bluff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

W. L. MILBURN, DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington Sts,
NIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
VI dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the fol
ing nam cd hours: From half-past eight to half
past ten A. NJ: half-past three to half past five,
and half-past six to eight O clock P. NJ, durin G
which hours he will be prepared to fiji WITH
promptness and accuracy al prescriptions.
ie lO-2m*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
Z j r LEY TIL K BLOOD!

NVIHlNG is more wholesome at this time
49, ~ OF year, than gentle purgative. 1t Will
Pa ay the blood and digestive organs, and ena"
vic tne system the better to endure the warm
s;sSon to come. For this purpose we would
s suslse every one in quest Of sound health, to
w Wy a box of Prof, Wundram's Vegetable Pills
ss S TWO seasons, to all who tried them,
man, aur sale at most Druggists, See advertiser
Isnt IN another column. ap sO-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
Gold, in New York, to day, $50.
Z 0 T I G E :.

Qs0 REWARD!-The subscriber will pay
10V reward of fifty dollars to find out the
author of certain scurrilous communicate
that appear in sheet called the Criminal
Life. published in the city Of Boston, and cir
cuated to some extent in this place. The last
number Of this paper contains among other
things Of low and filthy character, an unwar-
saated and outrageous assault upon myself and
several other citizens Of Alexandria, designed,
maiciously. to defame and injure, and to ascer-
tain the author of which, will cheerfully pay
the above named sum of money.
ie27-lW H. c.. DUNNING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
8 G & 2 U

THE undersigned having purchased the
L stock, good will snd fixtures of the WELL
j ohm E.. Henderson, begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he is now
in receipt Of fresh supply of CHOICE FAM
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully go-
licits share Of public patronage.
". E. HENDERSON,
30 15-tf No. 226, King ST., cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30
LIN E.,

and CEMENT
The subscriber has on hand and for sale fine
press paving and building BRICK, and also
oyster-shell LIN and CEMENT Of superior
duality. All orders left at his dwelling NO.
IS, south St. Asaph street, or at the Brick Kiln
near the coal wharf will be promptly attended
to. EMAN tEA hAN1Ao'
ie 10-2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-30

DOARD AT A DELIGHTFUL COUN-
- TRY RESIDENCE TWO MILES FROM
The CITY.-The advertiser has two or three
spare rooms, and will take few boarders for the
summer on reasonable terms. The house is
supplied with bath rooms, and all the convent
snees of city dwelling, and is most delight
fully situated for health and scenery. For
further particulars apply at the Gazette Office
je-l7tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
Rebel nIoVemeurs.

The withdrawal Of LOngstreet from East
Tennessee and Of the troops in the vicinity
of Charleston, shows that since the scces-
sion Of General Grant to the military SUI
premsey, the problem of wsr has been
changed. Before that time it was thought
that the decisive struggle of the war
would be in the West. Possibly this would
have been more desirable than the present
formidable movement about to be inRugu-
rated against Richmond. Some few weeks
ago, the Richmond Examiner declared the
possession Of their capital Of vital impor-
tsnce. "If it is taken, like a great food
through broken dyke, the enemy will
penetrate the Southern land" Recent
Southern papers give evidence that the
Autter Of anxiety has already begun. The
constant calls for troops and the persistent
bossting of Grants iBfsriority are both
evidences that they regard the new move
ment of Grant with great alarm. 1t is
probable that Grant can bring 200, 900 meR
to bear upon the doomed city. If $4,000
Of them could be used in North Corolins
to cut off all communication with the rebel
espitsl, Lees army would be compelled to
leave its strOnghOlds in Virginia and fight
without the immense advantages he now
has. We trust that the bloody ground Of
Virginia may yet be the scene Of the last
and best triumphs of the Republic in its
struggles with treason.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-22
A Needed Reform in the schools Of New
VorIr

A Needed Reform in the Schools Of New
York.
The recent agitation in New York city
in regard to the character and manage
ment Of the public schools, is working
reformation in public sentiment. OF all
Offices that shonld not become objects Of
political intrigue and corruption, that Of
Director Of public school should be the
last. But the fact is that in cur large
cities the control Of public schools is often
placed in the hands Of men who have nei-
ther the moral nor intellectual fitness for
their important charge. Though it is sell
dom these positions have been used as in
New York city for debsucbing the women
employed as teachers, they are often man
aged with narrow prejudice and psrsi-
mony wholly unworthy Of The important
character Of the position. Ignorant and
immoral men should be kept out Of School
Boards as the greatest evil that can befsll
them. Men who look upon their positions
in School Boards as chances for making
money out of the salaries, or out Of the
authors and publishers of school books
deserve to be branded with public
scorn. II the evils cannot be remedied al
the polls, we think our own Legislature
might we'll initiate the action Of the New
York Legislature, and take school office
out Of the domain Of political strife.