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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
ITO THE HONORABLE the Senate and
Hou-s Of Representatives Of the United States In Con

gfrst assembled
We, the undersiyned petitioners pray you enact
law to Republican form Of Government abolish
and forever prohibit Slavery in the United States
The Above petition Is being exenyey circulated and
'eit at the following places for signature Wit American
vows Company No. I2l Nsssans Horace Wsterss Music
store No. AL Broadway Kirby Co.. Book Store corner Of
Broadway and Beeckerst, or at No, 80 Beekmanst
churches societies. cabs, individuals either in city
country, interested Willing to secure signatures to this
Psion Will be supplied with the heading application to
WyhNNNoS DEMoREsT No. 81 Beekmsnst., corner OF
u very desirable that oil that 10 to be done be done
promptly Any contributions to employ agents %
will De faithfully applied which may b, . or sJIf,,,eJ 10
ebhsf Of the a1oys-nsncd pisces
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CHEZ QrAKrKHsA,rss, OyyIor.

CHrsr ovAKrKnxA,rzn, oyyIcr.B
No ISL Cincinnati. Ohio nov. -. 1914
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED BY THE UN-
i DERslGSED un,i. TUESDAY December - 1873, q
u clock ~ ioI furnishing a.' Depiar' 40; c'A"A''
with
Hospital Tent Poles. sets, Army -tandA-i
Wsl Tent Pos, .ei, Army s,.ni.id
HoEas I F.n, Pm P. .s 4ni rs Fi sss.a
Val Tent Pine. small Amy Stan'ilrI
Company Order Books, Army Ssndlri
Company Clothing Account Books Army Sielfifi.
Company Descriptive Account BoOss. Afmy ,hsd"l
Co1lr.iy Morning Rtpor' BOOKS Army sianiafi
Pos. Order Books Army STANDARD.
Pos, Morning Report Books. Amy s;inda'i
Pos. Letter Books, Army stlndaId
Pot quad Report Books, Amy S,aniui
Re,mcnial General Order nook.. Army Stinird
K.rniental Letter Bposs Amy stsn5lid
Regneniai Descriptive Booss. Army stlnllri.
Rcsnrntai lndex Books, Army Standlrd
Record Target Practice Books, Army >tan1,rl
Samples Of tie standard articles Hsy be seen a. The ONCE o.
Clothing and page ~ this city 49,
70 be delivered free Of ehsTge a The ; n'pec'i'n War
house in t city, 10 good e" pscA'se VIII in' nie ~ u
party furnishing the knd sud quantity 0, goods distinctly
ina,sed on each article aud passase ,-,-r,,. -
Parties Offering goods mus distinctly state m their bids p"
quantity they propose to furnish The pfse All iAe y. DE-
s,srp,. wien submitted must BE- marked api numbered
c1rres pond III tue proposals and the parties a.t
guarantee that the goods shall be- ~ every Respect Equal g.
ANY : sndafd Otherwise Tie propose. Al not h. coL,e! ed
A snalantv sirned by Two responsible persons must
plny bid guaranteeing that 'Ae bidder supply
sFclcs awarded to bin under hi'Pf2posaL ,.,,
BiG viii nr opened Tuesday, december T. 1851 - -
ococ. ~, a. th oce aud bidders repeated ~ be
present.
will be 10 bidders agreeing 10 complete t-ir
l,ef.. within three months from dac Of
Bonds w ee required that the contract Vii Ds faithfully
Te.rsrsm, reians to Proposal. wiz not be aeiie-i.
BLANK forms q Proposals., Contracts iad Bond. nav b.
obtained 4, ills Office
The rs to reject any bid deemed sson.be Is reserved
ndoIs enyfSe rigpoa for ,S Nm T;' M h%s q the
Chief QnnrternaseT Cincinnati Depot
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Go fubom il man Concern.

nlVORCES Legally Procured for persons from
- every state without publicity change Of residence
utoinpstini'v' Desefon &c, sufficient All csses
ruteed Advice Tree and confidential Apply to H. BATE
MAA. No. u Nsssaost, opposiis The Post.Ofice
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.ss64.2 ifou. this account to SOLDIER
Bounty md No. p .,
So 10 47-,Tsns.erlel from tits account to Soldiers
Sonafy Fund No. 2"
Department Of Fnarc> Bureau of County AFair. Nes'
l0yk Dee. ]. 1854.
RICHARD 4. sTORRs. Deputy Comptroller.
:. C. LYsEs IT,, COuiay bookkeeIer.
Which ordered G. Me.
VACANCIES OF INSPECTORS AND DISTRICT CANVAS
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oyyloE Anxr CLOTHING AND EouIPAsK.

OyYICE ARxr CLOTHING AND EouIPAGE
TWELFTH AND GrRARD sTs PHILADELPHIA Dec. ,, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this once uutil y clock SAT RDAI, the 10Th
instant for supplying the schuykl Arsenal with tho follow
iug articles:
HOSPITAL TENTS AND FLIES. Army STANDARD III.
Tents 10 be- made Of finch Cotton Duck to weigh u
70 the linear yard The Flies 20 be nide Of 2nch Cotton
Duck, 90 weigh ~ ounces TO the linear yard.
SHELTER TENTS, Army Standard. To DO m,J- Of
Cotton Duck, 80 inches WIDE to weigh ounces 10 the nei
yard.
All ofhe above Tents and Flies 70 be rnsis according
The spechcs,ions adopted by the ouaIema'trs Depart
ment
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures be appended 20 the guarantee and
certified to- being good snd sufficient security for the
amount involved by public igncionay oil the United
states
Bid. from defsuns contractors aud those that do 10; fy
comply with the requirements oil th, advertisement VIII hot
be considered.
Blank forms for proposals embracing the terms o. tie
In each bid BE- had application AZ tbs
Off and others which do embrace this guarantee
will be considered will any proposal b. considered
which strictly conform the requirements ther.n
stated. ,, =
The bid, the number and quantity Of each kind OF
artic. proposed TO be delivered.
Proposal. must Endorsed Propoils for Army Supplies
'''''"S VI '"' HERMAN BrGGs
Col Qusrternnssers department
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NIGHT sCAVENGERs.-JOHN MAY and

y JOHN DEhNER respectfully iuiorm their customers
nd the public that they have REMOVED THEIR OFFICE
No AZ East IlOnston All orders received will be pune
t1aliy attended to Al moderate Charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
OgYar " Army CLoraIsG Ayp oriPAGs'
No. go B!osiway, \. y. Dee. 3, l5oi

OgY.F ~ Army CLOraIsG Ayp J. eriPAss'
No ~, Broadway, \. y. Dee. 3, I5oi
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be rec eiFed ~
y thi. oir. uatl MOSDAl. T.. is. inst y IL oeloc-
in for Ba.s Army Bafket, until TIE IL o. May nrA' "
Couirsc'0rtpiniia = nilirtia fsify - oh'
IA \ .lfi.ftrt1rv n1rner . this Department 1900. -
IT, rs. 70 be p-rorrnsi 10 the Hiding, o. this Depot
TIE Contractor 90 supply ttr machinery
Pnr,Irr lrf,r1u,,iin can De- oh1ined q. ,is o'tc".
bidders 'he number % bar they can p.i up pc
wei and lend with their proposals. proper guarantees signed
Ia 40 rrnnsfo PERSONS that II contract d. awarded
10 h- ndier they ester into bonds Tor the iat4u. per
fofu.snr~ % The soff- .,.,
Tue United o. t.sai % rec: Al bids deemed
5h.~r'iunaa's. a..
fropa.a ,hoa'Ib. inbred PT1po'ii'o or B,ns bsnkr''
AMI sdlr-,sslt, Br-ye, Brisrrl y. H. VI MON,
DrcArEest Ouasternastsr-0Sn ~. /. y A.
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ROard Of Councilman.

Board Of COunci1men.
STATED SEssI0S-MOnday, Dec. 5, 1864.
OFFICIAL O'Clock D. m.
The Board met pursusp. TO adjournment in their Chamber
No. 10 City Hall.
quorum answering 20 their the call OF the
To President declared that tie Boad stood adjourned
Until lhuIsdgy, 9th nat at o clock y.
JAS. NJ. SWEENY, Clerk.
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CITY GOVERNMENT

STATED SESSION, Monday, Dec. s. 1864.
OFFICIAL o / O'Clock q. m.
Pre,eDt-Aidermen Chip, Mcknight JeTemish and Far.
leN-i
The President being absent motion OF Alderman CHFP,
A .dernIsn JEREMIAH . called to tho Chair.
The roll having been called and quorum not appearing
TIE President pro declared tho Board adjourned until
Thursday nsXi, 9th inst, al O'Clock p.
d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE
IN Daily,
proxid.,.g. Dr.f.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP COS LINZ
IN Daily,
For Providence Direct.
Til. and splendid steamers
ELECTRA ANDUALAlEA
Hsvn, Superior Accommodation for PaDensess Nud
frcirht III leave Per No. - North River foot OF ROBIN
street. Daily tsundays rxrep;edl. at r. m
Connecting At Providence with the Z ~. Tor Boston.
The ELECTRA, Capt J. ~. NNE. wil leave Ncw.ioT
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The GALATEA. Cant. WM. JONES, every TUESDAY
TIL RsDAY and SATURDAY.
80 Freight taken st Propeller Rscs.
CFIhese steamers unsurpassed N their srrancsmsts
for the conIfor, md safety Of passengers and their ces
the Transportation q trei;...i
PASSENGER. alter ftirg fcr the night iiiaed
iii they arrive IN Providence. hour eary 81 10
cure seat, az desired IL. hrst scconnoda-r tln Tor
Boston. o. irving Ia Z oston 1t an -
For information IN r'zsrd 10 Fright kc spPg 10 ISAAC
ODELL, Genera FREIGHT gent. Psr No u, y 4.
For Tickets Stsi-rooms or berihs, Apply to w W Id
WARDS General Ticket Agent. Picr No ~ North River
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Ocean 5tea mer5.

II s. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
u. via PANAMA. - ,
me- flowi,r 6rcss, siewhee steamships viii De dis
n,clsi a noon precisely from Pier no D. North hivef:
Dec. 10 COSTA RIGA, 1mklepaush.
(COnnectiug At Panama with oacrsfn.DtoD
Dee. %. OCEAN QUEEN. seabnry.
fCouiec,iug q Panama with Golden Cuyl
Jan. g. NORTH STAR Wilson,
fConuecting AZ Panama with Golden Ase.l
Por fre.h. OF passage apply TO
ID. h. ALIEN No. Bowling Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTEI

IL ARKANGEME Nr.-Leases New ferf, Jsmessnp -
li Ts, RIVE for Cgeeuport SAG Har6or ilampons lc.
ste m FoF Yaphank Laselnd. Islp, Babylon and Farm
ingiss, Al a. ana p. Ia f.nltes tniou.Io
4, n sad 4 p. ~. stage. conrert .ol SSld tsprnS
0v,',, Bay sad HnnasonI ror Hampstead, Jsmaica sW
Wirga', = . srf le:.p NJ and =, and p M. .
sIyIlAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves J4,htt, Ess
Rysr AZ W. H. r laphank stopping az oil statoas e1
crpt Hemp.te AID syo.t r..s'n .e.e.s 70, mn sS
st..ducrd r.ts, \ RE- NS0Sr.. Superintendent
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IMPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA via

IMPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA via
~ NICARAGUA, at greatly reduced rates Ilis ii,Ir -
TUF CENTRAL. AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANl WI
di.pstc OF MONDAY, Dec 49, at noon from FeI NO. -
Moth River the e,saEt steamship GOLDEN hOLE' CsP
ID. :. BABtOCk. 49,. ri. c.A,.
Eir, ,bn saloon and Deck Rooms, sa25i First Ssoln
Between Deck Rooms. 800; Second cabin open Dei'ii
~ Third ,bin forward berth. $ll5. Children To IL
year rstes Children under years rates % lbs baggage
nee. extra Dagrsge IOc. ~. =, =, -.o Ill.
Tier Is no rhargs meals the lransit and IL the onS
= -. -. ,rpl,.e d. \. CARRINGTON Agent,
No III " estst, corner OF W aIren.s';
ANer this DIE the regular Opposition sailing DAY VIII Ut
-. lp fafev mo
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

L'OR BRIDGEPORT.-The steamer Bridge
Il por, leaves Pecksp Fat River dsily At y O'Clock noon
arriving Bridgeport ia time 70 connect with the
Line 10 New. London Frrigh, ,sAen oil day Oh wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-09
REPORTS

The Committee Coariy OEc,t prevented report in
hyor OF adopting rescuiiCD, 40 follow.
ke'oed That the bill Of Peter Noneghan foI epsrnu and
re0nd az books in the OCuy Cerks Uhce te suded and
SLOWED Al Sl2is &C. end the Comptroller dHscied to ray II
RON spp opTiai on for L.sriing Clearing and suPpies
WHICH was adopted by III. following vote;
n se-SuPervisors Blunt. Ds's Fly, Little, PuIdy,
Roche shook Smith Twosd-g
Tire tcmnittes Printing Ststio ery pre.entsd
port In favor Of adopting resolution. ~ fo.lows.
hored mat the bills Of the following med for printing
Aiioney and blank books furnished the County be suded
and allow ed ~ follow. - -
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SOUTH
NEW RAILROAD LINE SOtln
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.

THROUGH ~ HOURS.
Fare 81 fscursion Tickets 81 good for three days
On aud after TUESDAY Nov l. 1859, bv the commedio1
JESSE HOYT foot Of breoAlyn, ever
d.y Sundays excepted at ii oe.ors a. THENCE to Pos
Monmouth. aud by the Rattan sud Delaware Bay Aarosd
loot Of incest. Pade rlia returning, leave |inest. wharf
Phi ade lpnia. every morning at tSundss- excepted)
Travellers from the City Of New York are nonied not
apply passage by this the state OF hsvin
granted 10 the Camd. aud Amboy Monopoly 1.-THE exclusive
privilege oeusyng Messengers and ife M between the Cite
Of New ORR aui Philadelphia
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER PALMER FITChBrRG, kASHUA
IoWTII CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and siaunch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave New. ORR daily (Sndays exceped) az cockp M
IRON Per No. q North River foot OF Nestry st,
FOR NFW-LONDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Tram ron
above poin vs Norwich and Worcester, Boston ana Wor
oeter aud Nashua and NewLondon and Nofne"
Railroads ,..,t..
Frsiskt taken a. the lowest rates for Information lnlN
-o l. 5. MAkTlN. Agent. on the Pler.
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Tiil,s Of Aeeog.iI

20 Til,s Of Aosoasfl
So .Co.ntv Revenue Bonds Of 0Ci.................
34 Riot Damages Indemnity Fund bouds loge Aug De-.
&c., Soldiers Substitute bounty FUND Bonds doc june
308 Suh.'itue and Re- icf FUND Roudl cuc sept l...
49,. RIO; Dsuages Indemnify
3o3 Soldiers Bounty Fund.
<O0. Soldiers Bounty und no.
80 81 bstitu. snd Relief Fund.
27g..Exci.s License Fce~
+..New County Coar. Houso.
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Alleged Eiecsionee, ing Frauds.

Alleged Eiecs;onee>ing Frauds.
G,w., uaryi:s, Ed, D:nahue, j., AMI j. y
Ravrv ia ye leen arrested, cl,arged with frau'
fu!ently tan,s:eriny with she soldiers vote hs
.,,lsfisuiipg alc(,lean Tor l.lnco|p ballots. a"o
were Yesterday arralgned hetore military
commission, IN Baltimore, ot which Generai
Doubleday is president. Afteran examination,
Ferry made a partial confession.
II behalf Of NJ. J. Ferry, the Jndge Advo-
cats entered plea Of guilty.. and asked Tor
him the mercy Of the court. Dopohue Will be
,risd. and his case will come up to morrow.
After the adjournment of the court, Ferry
made a confession, in which he said: : do not
raco!lect the time when the hrst papers were
forged, bul it was 10 the presence OF y Neal
K. Wood, Of Clinton county, New York. 1t
was done in ny Office, Baltimore. | an, and
have been for the past two years, the agent
for the State Of New York, appointed by Gov.
Seymour to look after the sick and wounded
soldiers Of New York. >
Donobue protested his innocence and de-
MED the right Of the commission to try him. -
Finally. the court adjourned, to allow the prl-
soners to Get counsel Donohue desired to
have the Hon. Reverdy johnson. but finally
feleprapi,ed TO political friends in New York.
The ''Vrginia State Journal . speaking OF
the Estate Agencies for attending to hos
q p;ta]s &C., SAYS AS a general thing, State
! agents have proven themselves most consum-
mate humbugs, and in many instances most
E|sconsummate scoundrels. We believe there IS
not surgeon in the various hospitals OF this
city who will not bear Us out IN this statement
Some Of these agents, whom we have person
aly known, made quite Independent fortunes,
after remaining in the service only few
months and retired as soon az their pockets
were well lined >
Asola;ar confined at the u. S. military pris-
son, corner of Prince and Fairfax streets, was
shot at and killed by the guard on "Wednesday
morning for refusing to obey orders about MS
removal from the windows, &c 4 SOL
y der, near the u. S. government bakery on
8 Tuesday night, was severely wounded Ds Tue
guard whom he had assaulted.
Z Two Confederate soldiers (prisoners) OF inc
safe guard attempted to effect their escape
from the down train on the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad, yesterday evening, when et
hear the Accotink bridge, by jumping on
while the train was under full headway' oue
they were recaptured, one OF them being Sc
'erely injured by the fall.
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i,:.pfz~agD ATTY ~
rEl(4 i E SNOW DEN. ,Ja.

zs [, ETC CE--No. lid King street., "ver
..@.,z formerly Fr:n:k's s. fnnts SEora
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An iznn,ctaus <::.sS fas )n~& |"aei' &:2eitsIt 70
the L. S. Cien;1 Court. q E'!@;}e!I Ishla, it
vax !. s,,is huu4Ill Is = Il. Hnf!E-',E.: lpEo
nritatisr II The faf}er=0au si=..:cEt'@ paper
published at 'Iess &'h4*Et:. u. akA'"<E Y.
NJ i|lvard, Z. S N4r>hu Hu1 III del 1'tl<'~, 70
rs.over damages f,v the .r!z:ils i Ie proper
- and material Il said nowaua "s ':F}:te, Wt1
The view IT, i5s couf>1afie'I, 'Ehs Nafs:'a:, II
ap, ears, acted uuder an order l~>ue'I 'y the
late Il. s. District Attorney No{tt:y, an' tbs
seizure took place On the 23Fd oz An95'sf, 1861:
the chrge being that the paper had published
reasonable articles concerning the w4'. The
Jury retired On Tuesday atIeEtIoon and IN " I'd
neSday afternoon returned vtrcli"t i"r the
plaintif, assessing toe damages At S5o{ 50 ~~
The PhiladeIphia Ledger, referring 10 'he
charge Of Judge Cyior, remarks;
This dictutD from the bench II trtenoe OF
private rights and popular liberty will have a
good effect in restraining public officers, within
the bounds Of their authority: as regulated by
law. a departure from which, i tolerated,
must lead to the most o1ions kind OF oppFes"
sion.
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Charles ". Simmons died at his father
residence in Chelsea, On Friday afternoon OF
consumption. at the age Of twenty eight years.
For number Of weeks past his physician and
family have thought each day would De MS
Lost but he insisted that be would live until the
anniversary of.his wites death, which occur
red on the Goth of October, 1854. In accord
ance with this it will be noticed that be lived TO
that time.
The Methodist Musical Convention, gust
now in session in New York, have declared as
.stha sense of the meeting" that 1.-The assign
ment of singing to few, practically 60 tne
exclusion of the congregation, is at variance
with the spirit Of divine worship, and suover'
sive Of its purposes The Convention ike
wise protest against the introduction OF loose
so,t;m mental literature into the hymn books
rhs nresent is the season of large potatoes
Down in Maine, they have them nearly tour
mounds in weight, and they are still growing
The price of potatoes is declining III ah Tile
Northern cities and towns.
THE Richmond papers approve the resolo'
+;ona adonted recently by the Governors OF the
Southern States, including that, III relation to
arn,inp tbs slaves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-28

A letter from Martinsiursg, published IL the
National Intelligencer, says thai '5an, Dufs'a>
who had been to the front, was riding down
the pike from Winchester il an ambulance,
with an escort of cavalry The ambulance
proceeded at more rapid paea than the cav
alrv and having made considerable gap be-
tween the General end his guards, the Confed~
crates dashed in and grabbed the whole am
bulance party, whisking them Of before the
escort came up.
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Brooklyn Opera House.
Lrrom the New York Post. !

. w Wednesday evening, during the rpertor1..
oa " of the Dukes Motto, in which Vestvai
maoo: o. NJ, he Dart Of Henri de Lagadere, an
ss5hn s,n sa affair ocourrs behind the scenes
:, Alter tb s"g p;see Vestvaia left the stage
tas ' - u, bat was stopped at the wings
as as a q Bi'ookIyn dry goods merchant who
5 py :" s1n,e means had o56alned adnl*-
~ o;oo behind the scenes. This person, who
s snans ' f. have rather low estimate OF play
sss'I laid his haaa On Westyals shoulder, at
th same ia time making use Of an ungent!ezman
~ Ii + ' NOT absolutely vulgar expression. Veval
Was " Of course INDIGNANT 10 you know, Sir
" ~, renef;tion Of the offensive remark:
' ne ;osulted actress, now thoroughly lncens'
al drew Dr. the sword which she wore 10 her as
su u' character Of Lagadere. and attacked the
; ;u merchant, who, with friend stand
inc near. took to fl ght, but was severely cutln
s several places before he monaged to escape by
the stase door. Vestvali also attacked the
friend by the way, is New York mer-
cbant-but he got off unhort. The nervous
excitement was, however, too much Tor the
ladv, ana last night she was unable to play
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S1GEsMoSD & HAYWARD,

NOTICE.-DRs. SIGEsMoND & HAYWARD,
~ would most respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Alexandria and vicinity that owing to
che pressure Of business at their Dental office,
26o, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, u.
office at Oil, King street, Alexandria, as they
are unable to devote any Of their personal
time at this office. We would caution all
against any imposter claiming to be in any way
connected with our Office, 250, Pennsyl vanla
way responsible for work done out Of our main
Office, and which is the only Office where our
new method of inserting Artificial Teeth can
be done feb 16-tf
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70 r S 4 L E ;!

YINHE northwest quarter. Of square bounded
L on the north by Wilkes, on the East by
Alfred, on the South by Gibbon, aud Oh the
west by Patrick streets.
4 SQUARE, or two acres Of ground bound
II ed on the east by Washington, on the west
by Columbus, on the NORTH by franklin and
on the south by Jefferson streets.
4 SQUARE, or two acres ofground, bounded
IN on the east by Water, on the west by Fair
fax, on the North by Jefferson, and on the
G=z south by Green streets-improS ed by . two
I A$$iI story brick dwelling.
Apply at the Exchange Bank, corner Of
Prince and Water streets.
NH 2l-iW
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, five
n miles from Washington City, and two from
Alexandria Ferry, situated in Prince Georges
County, Md, near Grimesville-ON HU n
DRED AND TWO ACRES, with a fine and
ds=s commodious DWELLING HOUSE, az
Ii$i the necessary out houses, and spendld
ORCHARD Well wooded ana watered The
soil is adapted for a Market Garden; Wheat
Corn, Tobacco &c. The subscriber, residing
thereon, will show the premises to persons WISH
ing to purchase u. NJ. F!NOLli,
NH Gin Washington, Post Office.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-29

FAIR NETS IS ALL TIE TALK!
T HAVE just received rs doz Hair Nets: at
i Is cts a piece, also p doz. with Deeds Of
al colorS, at 70 cts; all linen Handkorchjets1
at III cts; also good stock Of Hosiery and
White Gloves, which will be sold cheap at 1872,
King st. Il. SCH " ~
P S.--A fDll assortment Of Knitting Cotton
lust raceired llaT D. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-29

OREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" The quickest and safest route to the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
md one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov
ernment rates to all the principal points in the
North and West For tickets and further ia
formation, apply at the office of the Great
Pennsylvania Route" northeast corner Penn
sylvania avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tional Hotel. Office open from 5 o. m, to p.
fa.; on Sundays 2 to 4 p. ID.
E.O. NORTON, Agent.
Washington, oct Oily