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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
WIRE HOR SALE.

RRTWEEG two and three thousand pounds
- Of wire for assutable for unns' telegraph pur
poses at 1l Main st. Lynehturg, Va
ne9o-iu O. BIIsa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01
POOLS! POOLS

POOLS! POOLS.
ON TOMORROW EVENING, at II o'clock,
" NNo go. Alabama Hcuis. Main street ,ppo,i,e us
SPOTS sood Hotel 00Ls viii sold mile race 10
broad soek Wednesday ii, "a November In Hhth
he celebrated hos.s 0ren 0ixlsnd ard Conductor
expected TO The psbls invited to attend TIE sale
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

A HORSE SUPPOSED TO BIZ sTOLkN.
WE have in our possession q large blood BAY
Mare nss We took ON suspcou char .cter fsv GAYS
ago. He said he took her dat steal her, somewhere between
Manchester PeteubuIg she eight year. O a. len
hind foot vh hsrs other Of consequence THIS
charges for keeping and for this advertisement
JOS y. MEREDITH n. ID.
JOHN Q. hILLsK
Perkiasvils GooahIsnd nnuntv Va .cIe-vsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

Weed Thnriow-Ne,res from Abony Journal I'm 2aMar II
Weed. Thuriow-kepy toNf Tribune ana b. Greeley REQ
Wo'zcl Geu-Niilary op .Iauous Of negro feei... eh ~
Wces (Se. yof NAVY acr on Pr Aiar-h o.
Mt.lcsC fesroudeuco about Scpherta -n.Juy IT,
~ Si', ,' .i,,s b.l fr .d1.. Jer l.
.-t r-ins ief eani tc Dbl 10
We; NrriaL cmuc ). .4sden elected ca 'r.'-Jhn ~
Wet Nreria--tnrnc. pa on resolutions at'1 :fr J.
Wet Ag.in. gees. 1nsi Apo orIg1. ha.c ~
West H. n-le On New Co..i.iruoaMHeA ~, Apri o.
West Nsrstoc for State Cfi.ers ...........lu ne ~
West iu of ,}ficcrs-E ,ioa....Juue 4s
Wet Ng nNa,ur products eHd a.rae on'..'.''Are -
Whea'ol fills work ON intern ,tiorlI isu......juJ "
,VLefry Arcl bishop OF Dublin death and skcch..Ort .
Wlip1c tenMorteiy wountcd-,kccl ot........: hoy D.
WIit N,n--tSoietor) or Enrolment and .f..julc II
Whine Wni-tioes Europe important rly q
Wi,.es Ei,ta-nr. IA Of cad letch..............an O.
WA N:,a,, IN lle- bsr Dr,rss...aisr H. h. ~ o.
Vi'i.r Coil, account of bc.,o OF Chcsans. co. .Oc ?
wi 'asou Senator OF Mrnn-Spcass in Newly ol@..Noy ~
iiau.. ]. lsrers the draii..........s...sl NY ~
Wilson S.naorA lrcs 10 Ac,remy Of 90
Vine Manufacture of IA tWh T.
Woe Aio,i- of ioy,l n Ncr.l ora.....Way IT, Iuy2,
Wous Doines ~ LOYAL @aonsl jun p July H.
Notwithstanding a. ab@ut orrs in New o1..Noy. 10
Vo.,e,s Is Le,.Speeeh Of Hon ". d. Kelley. Nov. ~
Worcn--Fenle ,inurglcss arrested in Maryland Dee 81
Wool Leu flowed To pint hi, speech on r..Nalhi
Wood Focnario- Pugur,ons speech stanford N H. H.
WosS F,r>pe,+h In ~ A. 0. WOOD ON Peace. .Ap.
Wood F,iuaudc II epaoaied ey MozsIt Reg utnrAr H.
Wood Fernando- Ano'hcI speech in Newly T.
ocS rcrnsrio 49,, and resent succchts conn sTed Jc
Wood rcruaudoooted =. tra,or r. ..ndeu' mes
Wood Fernando lis taxation Of oihcch d1r.Au iJ-i
Wood Fc.raudo--Why he wont to Hal! lx........Aus q
Woodhni Cornuca1reDeah by no c.aeut. tcn ~
Woodw "a judge Of unNouinatrl ior v D.c =
No9srsc' lur tcl '
Wool Ger. John E.Arfiv,s IN Ncl o-h........l.r. ~
Wool Gcn--Go,. 70 confer with GovtinoT cyuonry-n. -
Wool Gen. J. f-l.uuOr - IN New a 81
Woo Cen. j. EPlacri ON lie Refined iist..t....'uy -
Wool Gen. j. E-Lctcf o. Gov. seymour on ihci .Y- w
NrccksNe dlals s,lr, oil 1fr ga ~ ir Dec wv
Wright izpl-On slavery and STATE Ky ehs.. Mao h -.
WI ait Gel H. GRoyefi or battle q Tia foit....l d. =
Wright SEN. tNir.iSrrech ~ "a. he.tg in tolu...t T. %
Nnr Nin.-t cctcd seiaio- rol New ey.....feb n
" .nin~ stcsloI-tighi u japan 2
Y.
Yacht ClrhCrgsrzt ard Fu'es @; y u
a.ht Cr-Annu Rceatt. a. A. 49, J.
y au-cy " l. b. speech NorAcia DCuocr. oy,.Inn
Nllcey " u IT, Death 10 Nlnt. llrefy At.-......A u
Nr,r- Gov. o. Arlual iiesrafe Jn
" g. Gov. Of lDolfes % Leg ~
Naes Gov Of llSre sks l NsY-4 ork.......-tt-N 70 ~
Nayc1 Pass Nav operations ifcA To- pft
yorktown Na.Re els attack and ere rfflsrd....t o. =.
Young iSeieN etsrs 90 Ds.ciet L. r1 w.
yorktown. Naseous cxTlo'u ai.......-.... dec D..
alrr hl-hau.Ai-esc fos p'rlry rd hold o. on Wac -
s-~ssv -s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
BALSAM.
.fnrrli!nrc.

nEDLOOM ENAMELED FiJhNITUEE Of
bwauaucI nauuiucur- Al.o, sold lcstnul ani Nmny'
Chamber suites. plain spd ornamental nj ~ + Aihi'o
E,NAMELED CHAMBER FuRNlrt KE.-
4 TIE hosi assortment Of thAMt LED FURNITURE, N
All co,f, apa ii. s = int and thesimnt PLAIN 1nd una
rsal a. suc. Nholrle amd ,Ah. Alo Mat irssei ana
P,4.soA WAkntS MAtb. NO. "a 'H'e. a.
CHOW CASES.-SCHMITr * BROTHERS,
n.As Frankfort r. w. aud ~ 20 Mani. Cipcionau, One
i,fgc naurpr' on Ian Ga saoweYg. t.SeaA. Ins'
Oticfs proup.iy onesuoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

EENCING ACADEMY.-Mons. a. }. con-
q ptsffp H.. profr., Z u Arm. In the French Amy
ec d .A ,1u bNllfk b. teaching tie Cent Dufdc ~
The g. 4. ari lh-f 81 DO Nos" of. zoe ~ 81 -
- M bon % tlnorfc. 80 Als 0p~Irt en AclaeHy f.!
fr.tfl il sf ~s,li SAB fhy.i tavJ ina miami, .
Que efd layorli, Dl.ADi 5 otNNAaitsli 80. - -
Nsekssr~ Is Rooms npfn n4iiy if1n a TO- uti :
r. a. 1f. Co,3.scs ha Icfall'gn 10 f,.cf to Tie hs'i
.r.rl-.. s OF fli.. slfy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

Discourse vii he irivcrec b. the Rev. Dr. ANs
IN fr lst Ircsbgtaran Church corner - i fi 1't ~
e.ue 4 on jan ia6s 81 9 O'Clock lr coiuroislgc q
the death 90 he Rev. !. Parsons HOFtl ". d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
THAMES BROTHERS,
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS
WARFEOONs No 7ss ROADWAY
JAMES BROS PlANO-tORIES.
MAHFNDDI No. To- ENDAiN

HAISES BROS PiANO-tORIbS.
/ NAHENOoI ~. TO BROADWAY -
Hs.Hr, Irnfh.p Pianos are ur4 l'sii1nlty the Nfkf
Ei,T INSTRUMENTS MADE The reputation o. this nfia
fof nskng the GREATEST k5I-, LASS PIANOS Ia la.y
ct. l Isird - ,fw = fsruins Minor. -. ....,. ~
-. iI.ls., Briher. ,uru OFT to- nFST PIANO At
TIL LOWEST Possible PRICE, New \ OK ,uH.
rlnsdcfnx thr.f dflh sr0f lent glriNN ~ tone .ni
.rrefb M 3D. tley .rr go IhfAPt-I fIAtDs wc snow
49, n~,l not or s sl DO aule they afo low % l.
lNrs 3 %. M.fira' Review.
4aes 80 TIE frRi BIT ln-frrus nsie in III. corn-
w. 10y csrr trauiy % form aid ihc.i tone ], o sur
i.n- ,wscincs sni rsi braslcyl We" toft tAii'tiaa
.t.s
lof .i.rr Piano cannot be iurp4''ed-i,haea lN. ~
J1.fll
~ would fats pel'ure ~ showing % Ao.. tssgrrT 20
Laar airf F.u. llluinAAUs ~hc Goo Gle lssi
i 2. yesft LgYr u.rl ~ oi rv.rn e.
sL-1 poys, 3d. rrristts hs Superior str~rncr Ct ogf ~
49,. IEANIa Of PURCHASE EASY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
L,KNE MILITARY sCnOOL lor appLcnu

L'AIk MiBllAE1 NinPVis 4uI AN4lit'ht7
I rro-Ii4alf. of 90 oei fr.or 80. go '..tn.i 80
Yh.lafla. JoIT ~. IA06tiI na'c tel.nri l.tA hsGi-
t4-n! relHrf viIia .es..vlti. ffrcrf.of.
Ttc lgf.flt.ry t..i w rrciHi4ns cd fri re- n't'
with tie sine !afif o. a ils atiy io ursqnfy n.'l
-u.a. sppil o. it 70 ..iani = e9'E'4 if.op g.
Tor tn4 dlt jh4s es'abt.sl military school a. ~ H'la
g.arsrs ID which iIa.fy facls aad Ane" fi.' - Hi.
regulation. nc ti.sit gfa ..ionf'y ,., -
YOUNG non la..nT lar cou Ron hooi esnr-l"h' A''
tly.lr.y SOMA. and ,sraeidy gfv-'o' afa n'H onn
tie hl dfa4e o. Command e''o'|
tlnr. ar, ingiI Co become sod ~ ai i scLo,
.foe who have alf-iy military 'n1"fise lhy f'Ns" H.
ar Lee rrsraroi Tor immOfs' exon iDuf f Nltilnf nr
rG..s " re wholly aarq lsluot wh iAs az fo4.-in
until '.ey ne u4ale prOicieIt .n Zen.
sftu. pfyq,fy alsturd sd, De- allow o. 60 visit Camp
" sam Penn 'y al tram iroosi lhtie, md piace az
ollrcls
one OF wiloa vi ho i-ti fo-i.on.
Incl .pr .-sn irat agyy TIE ComIe. fof siilison
ny letter Of be coaposon al written ~ ann'o 'Ai
h. nuft submit oas o r1cd eAia'" hld receive -
slin1sfse p Ply nrlnrt De- b. aduri to he school
fufih.f iuf.fi' n tan boz oau4 u pamphlet rubAied y
'h- Conuiic. .hch " be- IN ice o. y one ~ distance
requesting copy, ed r $50 be- Lad At ~" otls 81 me
conn lff.r. ol 81 t.r olacc Of gllt lal'. -
"a latrIs f-fcso4 % cleT 81 lac undcrsifned WI be
THOMAS WEBSTER Chairnsn.
CtbNAIAbEk BlDpLt Secretary.
Z n Cpprog Cfurlai At si Comm itcc,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
Jr9irrction.

4 YOUNG LADY graduate Of the state
Normal h'o' anl viii a. yefs .Tner.ner 90 ''ich
~ lrsrcs situation ~ 1EhCHEhc o.. tufi.h Ftrneh ma
N4.c iu either sc1. huy, ~ he 10 o. January 100
80. Lla,t ed br. rcir giyca Address iosiO lcc
8cr So. i11. A4b.fn. y. :.
BUSINESS TDUCATION-Mr. DOLBFAR.
ID Ea u9 Brord3sv rive, ttlyafe Lesson, in BOON
KFEplNs. Hu,lNf-s NRirlSG Ak.It lNEflt, &C.
aA pr.pIcs Dfni.neu 90 boys pIlr'ry ior any snl OF
b.snr. applicants .rlelo "~~ lcass san iec.io i''Ae
.rsfs CO.. ira terms.
UALLsTON SPA ACADEMY, y. IA
Coarr-.f4 C!es4l.a Family nlarIng school 10 bny.
I.nis go per quarter Admission o al 'ls- Stni ~
clrcsl srSio ffc Rev. JANIS OlLAJuH A ~
TpIIE6fAIE AND ENGINEERING IN
u sIiIirf -. % Cooper talon, New IA I.1s1n FA
Ar. ei1.. 80 Dsfr.e. aito raFa al tfA 4nr nsras
Comes gsrf- .i.stai. resolved 20 coy ie tu'f' on
..4s.l.sI d. %. fOA. a. s.. lr.4.faA
UA7uRIpGE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
- n.flf, laa p.7 School &c g' wi'fe ny ''a r
cite . r.fl ton &. lrrr H tHa4-rtt -n- ifa
uafr.. So bone SD vii 20 Instructed ~ hlfaiy lT.l
D4.e44- sid l,li hIltf..
G q. -. PNNE. Caitf.iss. MstI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
Dantins 1caotm'es.

E1EHREROs DANCING ACApENY.-No.
lai sb.ay -Cl,s. W.dnesda,s and sltYri.ya Mo-.
tays and Thnr.dsys at D. Gen .olhena Evcnng tass
Moud1ys and Ihursdays, at y. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
ReIi1ious Notices.
Anew Year. =

4 New Year. sermon wi - preached hv tle Re-
7 : kALLOCH SABBATH MORNING, 300 TIE Lsi.fi ..
Church cUrlaf q il AID kefi. -. .1Ha tte
stth sermon i ffs fnlr.r. upon " t..rs - t.r t We
be preached Ia he EVENING, upon Tyre tie ne4cl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
Gopartnership Notifies.

COMPREHENSIVE. -THEO. B. TAYLOR
~ has this day associated with iiu Mr.. MNOT ). NOR
GAN end from this date the LEATHER aud FINDING
BUSINESS will be continued at 40 - sprnce-s Under tho
trim Of TAYLOR AiOAOAn.
ov.York Ban. l. 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

The Rev ". Ross Of New Milford. Conn, vii preach
IN toe Bc,Amsu i r. Church soh st. ca.t Of 2das, on
LNBAI the "a Of January Services a; NJ, and IL I
Pc m. Sabbath School az! Seals ifes Tie public are cor
daily invited 90 attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

TOPARrNERSHIP.- Tho undersigned have
~ formed COMPREHENSIVE under The hru Of cost
WICK, SADIn CLAHh, Of the 'ri,saction Of hs rat
Car and Straw Goods 3usir.. No IS end u worth d.,
com, r Of Chu New York, Jan T. 1851
OLIVER y. BOSrWiCA, GEORGE D HBlN,
JONAS CLARK, ISAAC +. G2hENVAULF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

I NI.LET, DIV II * %. FfuUU, IuIIUT
Cfaud I'D Sgusfs PIANOS superior ~ aay American
Foreign Pianos. md sctnow.d youf hest ,fs Irs
mon as q nv store. THlGTfTWD PREMIUMS To- II
year, Pianos Second Ind Pianos a sfri targaiu,
istinel OI.an. aud ulnlouiIrgs. 4 ; BERRY. no 30
Eroafwa- bet srrn Frirr, End f0u-ionsis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
GERMAN DYER, VINO Las long been

NOR SALE-rhe EASl.. STOCK srd FIX.
4 rtrpEs OF , wr'-.-, q. .sAe. HARDNAkG stotS,
r8s tons good business "a sac slaee o. roi AAs,s' A'
Apply o. .rll' - a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01
THE SANE PINS IN STIvFR-pLATED EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.

For 80 cents the Magic Pen fox rs tho Lucky PenS
for = the AwsysResdy PEN Tor 81 2s the Elegant PenS
an Tor : 80 the Excelsior Pen.
These are Weitinsisd, Good-Wrtns Gold Pens. with
Idonin Points the Of every Of which wiz
Tar groB OF the best steel PENS oa9ush they are
pnrdyT0H,ed and, t,ercfore, no; erctangeIblr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

St. Ann's Church, iS;h-.t. rear 5h.ay.-sanday ser
VIC. a. a. ~ sud H. toe silcrnoou being ceI np,t
Sos lfce. lie Rev NNHaNpER H. NiNTJH, ID. d..
VIII pIeaci IN 81 NDAY EVENING, 3iinsi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

To Youua Ncr.--rio Rev. NEWTON NfSION vi.
+. ',.ra s,r',on 20 "THc NOUNO McHs CaE!Silt y
BnDIHfHlfOOu" end g. Young men f~c rally On ri Y
Dan EFfNlNG, o. } oc0ck ia the elie-st Censrrsi'
t.nsl Clu.lA i1rar Ho.r. Lroof!n. soJec; IT,. A' a,
ii.n. of YDuae Men 40 God tho thufch and the Wor
Sass Fcserct al young iFelcLng 'o Al 10 L. AID
fle llI...Uf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

SMITH fnrr-wi1 enter upon The second yonr OF ts sef-
vice SUNDAY. at loi m end u D. 3D. ho'mng n fmon
sf 4. o. New. Year; Evening renew o the pa.
,esr i slr-rss md opposition. af -nstrs El.ic welcome
SUNDAY. School aHi -.neii at ! p L..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
By THOs. DOWNING, AUorioNHER,
-EE00RGETCWN, 2. C..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il PROPERTY in alexandria county, Fir-
ginia, about two miles from Georgetown D. G.
By virtue ola deed of trust from John Biech-
Ter, dated June g. AID. 1852 and recorded in
Alexandria county Record IN Li5or [ no. 5
page 591, ] shall sell at public sale to the high
est bidder on Tuesday: the 18th day of 0cto-
be1, 4 d. 1864, at the auction rooms OF Thos.
Bowling, in Georgetown, D. G., at ten o clock,
A. NJ, those two certain tracts or parcels Of
land, known as lots Nos. 6 and 9, in a plat Of
division, among the Representatives Of Abraham
and Isaac Birch, recorded in the same records
in Liber R. No. 2. page IS, with the buildings
Improvements and appurtenances.
Lot S contains twenty acres. and lot four
acres, anG the two parcels adioin, and will he
sold together. The farm is about two miles
from Georgetown, and had a farm house and
other buildings upon it.
The terms viii be cash, and 500, will be re-
quired at the time Of the sale-the residue
when the deed is ready for delivering and con-
veyance and stamp at cost of purchaser.
FRED. W: 70 ES,, Trustee.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer
GEORGETOWN, Sept. Its
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
MAIL LINE BETW ZEN

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
TTAVING been awarded the contract for
/ 4 carrying the mail between this city and
Washington, the undersigned mas PVT on t5le
route a new and comfortable COACH, for the
accommodation Of travellers
The Coach will leave at 4 O. clock every morn
ing for Washington, arriving there in time to
connect with the trains going north, and. at
night will leave tho Depot IN Washington, on
living in Alexandria and journeying north or
returning will always be sure Of safe and
speedy conveyance to and from Washington.
~ Passengers 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.
T south Pitt street
sent l4-lm EDWIN E. MAYHEM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
/. Do C & E I . II a Z !.

rEyHE exercises of MISS MARKS SEMI
L MAR I will be resumed on EsaEanesday, the
14th IT SEPTEMBER AS the Improvement Of the
students is greatly promoted by commencing
with the classes it is essential Gas far as is pra:-
ticable) that al should be present at the Open
ing Of tIle Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
to return will please make IN early .applloaLlo!n;;
Miss VI. hopes to have efficient aid and Will
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, H.
King street. aug }9-G0cJl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
IS sCHWARZ SELLING OUT?

WHY Mary was up at Schwarz's store and
w bought some Of the best bargains ever
had since the war.
why Sally some say he-aint going away nor
sell out?
Well Mary it don't make any difference what
he is going to Go, the goods and prices are all
care for; he certainly sells goods % cents
less than I can find them any where else; so
just go and try him and tell him you come to
see the price list that will show you the differ
ence-that's SO you will say sep 27-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04

1TARM WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
L FOB SALE.-The advertiser has for sale
farm in Prince George county, Md, distant
from Washington II miles and miles from
the Alexandria Ferry, containing about ocO
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms sAl::jiL
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House and cabins
The cleared land is good and has been cult,
waited in Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Grass and
the wood land, Of which there is about l5o
acres, is in original growth, and has upon it
the finest timber in the country, This farm
can be bought for CASH for less than tie build
ings and fencing are worth, if early appllca-
ton is made
[ have also about 500 cords Of Wood for sale
standing, mostly pine, on the Potomac, within
to the river will not exceed I of a mile. & lso.
an excellent Billiard Table-wooden bed; for
sale great bargain: Address through Alex
andria p O., WILLIE sep lo-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
DAYS CT TUITION:
TEA1 TEAL! TE a -! !!

lust reeejved fFSSh r iRT0iGT q F THRB
J WUNDRAM[ts GE or Ieafa and debiit h
TEA eso 5r d sv and Of DEL
eate heaI 'bo For table particularly for
ch1dren It has been used by many families Of
I ate to I'll their entire faction Price $15 cts
per pound Single package e Cts n aoF SAFE
oy 49, Prince Street.
Also " l a,,i71 sep A-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
LEWIS STEIN,

No. 20 North Royoz Street,
rs Just in receipt Of large and general as
L sortment Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, and
LIQUORS Of the choicest brands,
and every article usually kept in we'll stocked
Grocery and Provision Store.
sell his LIQUORS only through permit from
the Provost Marshal His prices will be found
as reasonable as those of any other honsein the
city, sep 14-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
OAK AND PINE WOOD FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber has on hand, and will con-
L stantly keep at his
NEW WOOD YARD,
on Union between Wolfe and Wilkes streets,
Hunters Ship Yard large supply Of or k
and PINE WOOD, which he will sell. at the
lowest market prices, for cash. Those in want
Of a good article and good measure, will do
we'll to call WILKINSON HUNTER.
sep 22-3rn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
RIMS
DANCING ACADEMY,
% St.. Bet. St. Asaph aud Washington

rs King st., Bet. st: 8saPh aud ;" asn1ngcor:
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he will resume his classes on Monday, Octo-
Der Sd.
DAYS CT TUITION:
For Young Ladies, Misses and Masters r,
every Monday and Wednesday, + from N 3 to f.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
A TT E n I'll n

NTOW is the time for all who wish to buy
IN their FALL and WINTEK BOOTS and
SHOES. [ have fine stock Of BOOIS ana
SHOES of every description and quality, suit
which will be sold cheap. Call at No: 80, King
street [aug 25-tf] JNO T. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04
Portrait Of General Early.
From the Griffin Georgia. Rebel

-.
Old Jubal Early, or, as General Lee calls
9 him. his ''bad old man, : has won name dur
mo his soiourn in the Valley OF Virginia Of
Which be is we'll worthy, Did you ever see
him? If not you have missed one OF the
greatest curiosities Of the war. lie IS man
IF considerable corpulence with full face,
which has the appearance OF the full moon
when it is at its height in redness. He IS
about six feet high, and Of immense structure.
Hisvoice sounds like a cracked Chinese fiddle,
and comes from his mouth somewhat in the
style Of the .HardsheN Baptist, with a long
drawl, accompanied with an interlopation OF
oaths. In winter his head is encased in net
striped wooden scul cap drawn about his ears,
while his body is contained within the enbra
ces of Virginia cloth overcoat, striking his
heels. His legs are covered BY leggings of the
same material, wrapped from the feet upwards
as high as the knees with white tape. He is
as brave as he is homely, and as home'y as any
man you ever saw, except Parson BroWnlow,
who is said to rival his Satanic majesty in per
sonal appearance There are many incidents
related of Old Jubal, but | cannot at present
call to memory out one. During the battles in
the Wilderness, on one occasion regiment
from South Carolina was ordered to charge the
enemy For some reason they faltered. Old
Jubal, hearing of it, rode up to the head of
the column, and in that popularity Of tone
for which he was noted, cried out, "Blast you,
you got US into this id scrape, and by
God you shall help us out" The regiment
was So cut by the remark that they rushed up
on the foe, driving him from every position.
4 TiIOMMTTNTCATED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-04

Some of these days somebody will fall into
that man and cattle trap, at the east end of
the tunnel on Wolfe street, and have leg or
neck broken, and the Corporation will be sued
for damages, and be made to pay heavily for
the gross neglect in not repairing the break
there. The citizens will have to he taxed to
pay the damages. +. II.
B. f. Livingston, chief of j. S. police at
Louisville, has been placed in close conhne-
ment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-07
An Unfortunate Occurrence I'm
Grants Army.
BEFORE PETERSBURG, August :


In the battle north of the James river, in
the vicinity of Deep Bottom, one of those
unfortunate mistakes was made which was
attended with melancholy results. While
the engagement was raging fearfully, the
Seventh United States colored troops were
hard pressed by the rebels, and, through
mistake, the Fourth New Hampshire, think
ing them Confederates, also opened gall
ing fire upon them. With the black soldier
it now became a question of life or death.
Fully impressed that no quarter would be
shown them if captured, and with the rec
ollection of Fort Pillow to quicken their
impulses they charged desperately upon the
rebels and drove them short distance from
their position.
Flushed by this success the colored SOL
diers now turned their attention to the
Fourth New Hampshire, whom they sup
posed to be "greybacks," especially as they
had been firing severely into the black
troops for some time, under similar mis-
taken apprehension. The regiment and the
division to which it was attached now pre-
pared to charge, when the mistake was
suddenly discovered, which, if it had been
a moment later, would have swept the en-
tire colored regiment from existence. AS
it was many valuable lives were lost, which,
under the circumstances, is extremely pain
full. The affair is one of those unfortunate
occurrences which could scarcely be avoid
ed.-COr. Phild. Press.