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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-13

IT. s. CONGRESS-. In the Senate yesterday
a bill was introduced authorizing the appoint
meut Of Second Assistant Secretary Of War.
The House joint resolution extending the time
of paying bounties to vets rams and other vol
pnteers to March 1st was taken up and passed,
tt is estimated that 500, 75O, 600 Will be reQur-
ed for this purpose The bill amendatory Of
the enrolment act was taken up, and various
amendments proposed and discussed, bu9 aoae
were adopted.
Tn the House of Representatives the chair
man of the committee Gil ways and means m
troduced bill to amend tho Internal revenue
law by placing tax Of sixty cents per gajI"n
on spirits, ten cents per pound on cotton, &c
Some guerilla skirmishing IS reported IN the
neigbborhood Of " oodlaW,l-and captures and
recaptures of two or three men, and some
horses.
The weather IS more moderate than 1t has
been; cloudy with some indications OF geoer-
al thaw
The Mayor of Washington has recommended
to the City Councils an appropriation tor the
purchase Of fuel for the destitute.
The nomination OF Andrew Wyhe, as an as
sociate justice of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, has been confirmed Dy
the Senate Of the &. 5.
The parties arrested in Halifax, in the Made
rescue case, have been held to bail toG tHel"
appearance at Court.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-13
Gold, in New York, yesterday, 154!
DIED.

Tn Washington. on Monday, the 18th INSTANT
at Il O. clock m, in the 26th year of ms age o.
consumDtion which he bore with Christian
furtjtude. AUTuUR DEN Frs. Blessed ere
the dead who die III the Lord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-13

DendltureS, III uCCiIS uP .ho Ao
two chambers. for the use of the legislature IN
session in this place, was adopted
The Council then adjourned.
At "a convention of delegates Of this county
and Fairfax" held at the Court House, IN
this place Yesterday, S. Ferguson Beach was
nominated as the Senatorial deIgate 10 u G
convention to be held here in February next
.sto alter the constitution at the same time
and place, Walter L. Penn was nominated as
delegate for this county, in the said conven
ton. We learn that the candidates before the
Senatorial Convention were S. Ferguson
Beach and Jeff. lacey; Mr. Beach being nom
mated on the first ballot. In the county
convention the candidates were W. Il. Penn:
Jeff. Tacey, W. D. Massey and Geo. .. Wun-
der. On the first ballot, the vote was penn,
4 ; Tacey, A. Massey, 4; and Wunder, ;: On
the second ballot, Penn, 5; lacey, 5; Massey,
4. On the third ballot, Penn, 10, lacey, s.
At q sale of old locomotives, old iron, &c,
at the depot of the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad, by the u S. government authou-
ties today, eight Locomotives sold as fellows:
Indiana, $l,675; No. l, Sl,625; Bratleboro'
S., 900; Waterford, 81, 800; Maryland, $24,-
so; Fairfax, $780, IS; Lexington, $780,
Champion, So, $50: Condemned railroad iron,
about 100 tons, sold at $60.S per tom IRON
axles, about so tons, SIS. so a ton; castings
wheels, &c., $45. so ton, scrap iron, SIS, SO
ton steel springs, 1925 ton.
DANCING SCHooL.-It will be seen that
Prot. L. g. Marini, will open dancing Acad-
envy at Chapel Hall, corner Of Washington
and Duke streets, on Friday next. Prot VI.
has been teaching in Washington for five years
and stands No. l in his profession. All who
desire to learn, will find no better opportunity
than the one now presented.
Indications from all quarters Of the y. 5.
are to the effect that Mr.. Lincoln Will be the
candidate of the Republican party for re cleo
ton as President: and if nominated, 1t IS
more than probable he will be elected.
Two soldiers, of the 5th New York Zouaves,
were arrested in this place on Monday night,
whilst robbing house on King street. They
were committed to Jail to await trial y court
martial
Investigations are going on IN Washington,
as to the mysterious murder Of Mrs. Dowell,
an aged lady, who was recently assaulted in
her own house. and SO badly injured that she
soon died.
III IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-13

UREAT PENNSY ROUTE
" The quickest and safest route 10 the North"
west and Southwest Two through trai&s daily
and one on Sunday Soldiers tickets at Soy
rrunelt rates to all the principal points, in the
North and W est. For tickets and further IN
formation, apply at the office Of the '.Gre2F
PENNSYLVANIA Route" northeast corner Penn
sylvunia avenue and Sixth street, under Nu~
tional Hotel Office open from Il. M, tc s p
H. on Sundays 2 to 4 p. N.
Washin gtOn oct PLY
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men instructing the Auditor to issue his war
rant in favor of J. G. Clark for 5000 1or eA:
nenditures, in fitting up the room between tne
two CHAMBERS for the use Of the legislature IN
session in this place, was adopted
The Council then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-13

The parties arrested in Halifax IN the ad@
rescue case, have been held to bail toT tAeI
appearance at Court.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, APRIL 8, 1864

any State under articles o. asa citation which prohibit
specdc changes theron. may changed or c0nye tet
into national banking association loout any change in
the articles OF association and VIA directors at tue tme
OF the change may continue in oce na the successors
may from te 20 time be appoirtA or elected 10 the
manner proviaed IN the articles o. tSsaSa'ion. hr
Hooper said the Now York Bank Of aerce desired 70
come uDder this Law. II had capital = ten nlnionsi
and had done more 20 sustain the goveraA cent saso any
other institution.
Mr.. BRoosALL, (rep) Of Pa willing 10 'et a state
banks become National LaDs but he wantA a tnem 70
cease ~ the former, when they became the in te1 ho
did not want such political misoegenation US make
difficult to soc where they were.
Mr.. SrEHsIss, (opp o N X regarded this bill. s IN
tended 10 do nothing than t. the pro sent
Bask law effective, aud no should therefore vote foe "
But at the time, be favored che pending q
mont as without the nk Of ccrnerce could mot
under the law.
Mr. AlLkY Gep.) OF Mass, opposed helping out the
Bank OF Commerce. and offered amendment 70 extend
the principle Of non individual liability TO al other banks
organized under this act.
During the debate gentlemen regarded Mr.. Hoop
ers amendment 80 making ujudcoas distinction aud
argued that the provisions OF the bill should he applicable
10 all banking institutions
Finally Mr., HooEer's amendment adopted, ~
against AZ.
MIR. WILSON, (rep) Of iowa, moved TO amend the
tion providing for the redemption or to
Gne II 70 New York, Philadelphia and Boston. rhs
reected
without concluding action the bid the committee
rose, and tho House At tweatr minutes ot five adjourned
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

vsriosn descriptions Of animals and all the Implements
esed by the red II the forest. while
- stage erected at tho rear end OF the
apartment are two huis occupied by the Indians Tho
nost extensive preparations have been progress for
pms time 10 make this feature or the approaching Fair
ostracve aud amusing. necessary that the In
disns who belong 70 the Onondaga tribe aud who have
0sen selected 70 perform during the Fair should rehearse
previous appearing before civilized audience. It was
rranged that the rehearsal should come Off last evening
os nine O'Clock. At the termination OF the reception In
Che art gallery the Executive Committee and few dis
hDguhed persons invited 10 enter the wgwam and
Stnoss the exhibition, among whom we noticed Mayor
Sunther DR.. Bellows, Dr. OSsoOd and other equally well
Known personages.
The war dances performed by the male and female In.
1ans, oil OF whom were painted and decorated with
che distinctive marks and ornaments worn by them IN
Sheir native forests, were loudly apparded by
yne audience Indeed, tho select lew who enjoyed
Shs unexpected treat appeared 70 be enthusiasts
50 prasing the performances OF these semi barbarous
people than they we're IN commencing the red pro-
auctions OF The artists whose genius he contributed 90
nuch 70 the development the aesthetic poetcai
e American people. This only be accounted Tor,
suppose BY the rapid spread Of the pernicious doc
trnes ofotho for comfortable did the
guests appear TO be while 10 the wigwam that
Pscted every moment to see them Join in the dances and
frolics OF the sons and daughters Of the forest might
appear somewLat strange. or example, 10 sec r Bellows
on the stage participating in aConaowo, or rordered
tnEngish ga thanksgving Dance, instead OF listening
an eloquent thanksgiving discourse bis pulpit but
- must be remembered that live ~ nge OF won
uors. mover spectacle would nave been presented
Ny the Iacies OF the Executive Committee II they
mad ascepded the rostrum a.. took part Ia tho 'Osto
aao.wa," or grand feather dance. Yet who knows
but that some OF them might be prevailed u do
before the Termination Of the Fair, and thug aid 10 swell
ting the receipts. Such pitch had the enthusiasm
occssoned 10y the portrayal OF Indian lie aud
reached. that would no have been at all surprising Il
dis Honor mayor Gunther had wended his woy 20 tho
0tage with greater speed than he ever exhbted when
che thrilling alarm Of the ira bell sounded in bis
end took AZ active part In the pc ormance ooa na-wa
~r the scalp Dance nothing IL appeared 70 us-@ho
oharod in common with the other civilized pcrs the
excitemoat OF the speclacewoud have been natu
gal than this, when recalled 10 mind the tact that Mr.
Gunther Lad scalped quite numoor Of the Tamminy
0Achems al the recent election. There is scaip q an
Indian chio n the department no killed by Uni
ted States officer and the addition the scans Of the
fAmmany schems would TORN the most attractive feature
OF th's department. OF the FAIR, Mayor Gunthe would
make ,he donation.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

thrty SIX mellic photogrsphical views Some citizens
o. Hamburg wson have sen 10 day made inquiries
81 me tas the heard OF y being of tie meeting
yesterdsy heta II be Meruhan Exchanged they prom
Used u send articles to you Respectfully and truly yours
JULIAN ALLEN.
RT'IY or 1HE UNITED STATES
UNITED STATES CONSULATE. HAMBrRg. March 1854
DsAR CoLosit- hank YOU cordially for your kind orer
70 help me In my efforts 20 relieve the necessities OF our sck
and wounded sol i-rsL
thank YOU thirty photographs you wish 20
sent the MeiropoIan Fair Send them through Messrs
hcDonSld Co Thanking for what YOU have already
done, aud ring you of intention to avail myself Of
services whenever make them available. ro-
main, dear Coonel. your obediert servant.
JAMES ii. ANDERSON. U. 8. Consul.
Colonel JULIAN ALLEN
After making his arrangements In Liverpool, London,
ard then he Colonel Julian Allen has beeu quite suo
cessiul business OF nterest 70 the United States At
present Ia not TO be made public but you III know
when the time Col mel Allen ono OF the most
enterprisug who could be sent here-s gentleman
10 every sense the word makes riends wherever
goes and work: and he is not only ably doing
his duties but Il constantly assisting the Consul In
aid Of the Metropolitan Fair Last Wednesday Colonel
Aleu began work at eight O'Clock 2. M and stop
ped until rext morning at seven o'cock--never even
re- sted. II was tie occasion Of steamer leaving for
England
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
Important Order OF General
Grant.
Progress OF tho House on the Cur.
rency Bill.
Debate on tho Question Of Allowing Negroes
to Vote in Montana Territory,
wAsmsoros, April 2, 1884.

wAsmSorcS. April 2, 1884.
IMPORTANT ORDER OF GENERAL GRANT.
General Grant has issued order directing that any
communication addressed by officer soldier TO his
SUPERIOR unless forwarded through tho regular official
channel, will be dsregarded, and the writer tried by
court martial and IL found guilty dismissed the
or otherwisdsevcrey punished
THE CURRENCY BILL.
There better attendance OF tho members OF the
House today than anticipated. The Currency bill
pushed along the forty ninth section. works
Through slowly but has apparently been tded the
most dangerous shoals. An amendment TO the forty.
fourth section, allowing the State banks
National Banks without changing their articles or
citation, IS required by the law assuming the ndi.
vidusl responsibility TO double the of their stock,
provided In the twenty sxth section, with very
strong opposition, but was finally carried An attempt
made to neutrazs the section making certain banks
deposares OF the public money but also failed. The
passage Of the bill by the House seems pretty
tain although several OF the republican members have
declared their intention to vote against It.
ToRpEDo INVENTOR INJURED BY THE EXPLOSION
OF HIS OWN CONTRIvANCE.i
Yesterday a newly invented torpedo prematurey ex.
poded at the Navy Yard seriously pjuring the
and an officer examining it,
ADMIRAL DAuLGREN TO RETURN TO CHARLESTON
HAnBoR.
Admiral Dahgren has given up the hope Of recovering
the body OF his and will Monday for Charles
ton to resume the command OF the South Atlantic
squadron.
THE TRIBUNE AND ILLINOIS POLITICS.
The Tribune to be greatly befogged in regard 80
Illinois politics It's recent statement that Adjntant
General Fuller Of that state. would be the republican
nominee for Governor. not sustained by nlinoisans
here Major General Ogesby, the President Of the Ham,
mond martial In this city is generally admitted
be the coming He Is native Of Kentucky, but has
resided in Illinois maig He is personal aud poll
tcal friend OF President Lincoln. Governor Yates is
eligible for election under the constitution OF that
State and Is understood that the Senatorial nomina.
ton for the succession Senator Irumbu will lie be.
tw cen him and Hon. Z. B. Washburno.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

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passed sunae1 az srsos yh toesai "a 4 above water
coal "a Dswof Had heavy NV ssca a,s Z.
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t0B,aiI yard o. del ssa died Z four hours sltsr
sss sss
London ysnsouyars Island is.E si ss II loa S so S.
ssrS sSSa a@ He saa laSS0 q ID days Sts coa.. .
Girkland Won sachs Had tine weather % Bermudsi
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& T w oooa ed ae & % "a ms "a .
81 s,rngs.t saw sh,s wzsfd Kind, hence Tor frss
ssrs rsss (ot Bsse, s,dale sezs. Bon. 70 day. via
Vie Of VIM Eia OF tSis city died u iatsrmi,tsnt eves
Bark EIixa tof Barbados soaper haanrss tdays via
Ss Agias EsSg a,5: g I. asy. ~
Cape Henry sih y = gales gaes, spl; sall. &C o.,
day & s S - az - @ -
heavy ynds lost foreopgsliantmss split sas stove sui
S sss sae u,as Sor crssa'cs Bowers Bahis' 20 days
days wS cas S s n 10 sso % rGs as es.y
As whole passage been On ,he coat FOR ,ss Iass .
d' sy win Ssa heavy nSFtssI no gs,e and split sA.
d'zs sIss cGs9Oe and S.1ss y Brett son %
DAYS with moasses to sroi Son 90 March ss ss se.
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Brig Margnnssr tBrl lord, cardenAs. Is days. with -
Brle Udon whiuomorc Neay,,as II days with sugar q.
Brig gscelsi9r lot Bermuda, rradden Bermuda II days
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days, WI AZ mtse % y srigbam
last ss g' s ssyes 81 Cape sa Il e;
sehT 81 nssoI OF s. Gsos Peterson St Thomss, March
sss, Wiz H91ss % e' Bermuda %
Everett and supplied her with provisions '' '''A'
sehr John Higgins, Kemp Fortress Monroe for Bridgs-
schr Julia Ann, Lane. Elixasc,hport for Fall River
scSr Henry Drew aachs Ei1DSehport for spSs,p.
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Sn hs head A :. nal.
sids: S,; sss lea sd sssy roes sa"ss
stesmtug Northornor Haszard, Washington Hsmpses
sDcsd succession % oi s.ronS saes the whole time
% .. s hence hence for for s
returning. The Guardian ashore the Mddlo
but subsequently got or and anchored in lower bay
SAILED
Iststeauers City Bath Louisa Moore, United Stassf
ships Dewolf Victory. Atlantic chas Pennel barks u
Castor, Carmen, Johanna AdranA. Agnes. GaIee M
bla, Morning Star Helen Augusta Geesemunde: brigs &C.
Letson, Ysz0o, Henry Leeds u Elic0tt Eunomia.
Nora August, Mary Cobb KAnagona sohIs Kate, Indus
Only Daughter Anna Lewis Wide World. Maggie Bell Ana
4 Susan Oakes Anes, Tbbctts. d w Vaughan, d -
White.
2d5tss snahips City Of Washington. Germania aud KvOn
Ing Aar land all probably anchored At Quarantine).
Wluu = sunset NE, with ratn.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03


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si.anssip Evening s'sT. Bel Havana aad New ofs'a'-
Steamship Locus. Poin,, HOFFMAN, Por'snd-E y icrom.
snip inr.pa wnsp san T,nsisse-c c,@,;0ss Go
stlp Ellen Austin Kennedy Lverpos--srefera' ies''1
ssf Jsll xslhnds lBs1), csaseb. Bseaes Ayrss-slo-
ssrs - cesin. tBr,, Yinst,m. rserue-Maors Henry.
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5osn s,.Ssfo,s ss.s- N,.ssnk
sssr s rasy aesil.on. ps-ls sisssnars Kenny
sssr Ns ssof y.so sS ssrt vors hsrcro-s
schr Il Blesdes, BAKER. Fortress konsoe-Crowen
snsr Henry Hobar, Rotlnssn Fortress xonro~-L Kenny
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ARRIVED
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nence for New Orleans slss. ~ ~ ~ son \. Y. 49, .
stea n ship Msassipp hence Tor New Oreins :! 49, ~ :
cnd oil the Woodlands law bSFs Mt3f oNe., Vs :,
sssas sl1s NJ sr 'd oa
board ihe lst inst. -.. ,~.,t.x.s,, q No.,rs
steamship r. brcoA Glyur, Wilhs, WAsiuh'"N - -'s'
with indse, to Jamcs Hand. = ..~.o. kot.r
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cut. 25th at IL g. lou 50 81 ". Nofwcgan Dig Us ar
from Hamburg Mafch ~ at ~ NJ oi
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IadcIpsa Tor 81 Jaga days out The has been ~ day
N az yIalteras With adverse Winds and heavy gacs
ahip Amoricap Eaglo Urquhart Londsn and weymouth
"A dssa VITA sndse aud ti9 passeogcrs to Morgan
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
Co,onevs' Inqucsss.

FovSp pScwSrn Coroner Collin yesterday ned an IN
ques, on the body Of an unknown man about my years
OF age who was found drowned IN the dock loot q Grand
street, East river Tue body had boon but ew hours
the water and no marks Of violence being psrcepios
the jury rendered . verdict Of "Dcath by drowning
Deceased about FIVE fect eight inches 10 height no
whisksrs. light brown hair slightly tinged with gray
and was dressed IN heavy black overcost, brown peo
pants, black silk vest, heavy snoes, newly soicd ec
one Of hts pockets . knife, On thc handle a vnicu
was the name ~. n. chrstin, 3s Beckman."
man, about fovsy.Hve years " ago, whots name
from papers found IN his posssssca 10 supposed nave
boen n, stehbne, formerly conductor on the hixtn
Avenue Railroad, WIS yesterday found drowned at tbs
foot Of Spring srest, North river. Coroner Naumanr
held an inquest the body. Deceased wss dressed IN
blue frock ocet, sisck clcsh pants, while muslin irs
oantos bannel undeuhirt. 6e.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03


OxvoRp. Ind, March 7, 1864.
MnssRs. Ep.. LArArgrrE CouRna:-
Enclosed extract from the Richmond whg out from
paper Recommending the 10 natursizs
The OF the oaya bark Tor the use OF its sol
this BY heart hut the great trouble
news from Rehnond turns out cai-aya Sak every time
your paper People enn you nothng but 7. Is5o-N,
Plantation Bitters. This man Drake must be case IL
you could send hra out here 20 deliver lecture he would
but he has got body here 70 taking s
wowep DOCTORS cleTgymen and all Children said to
cry for itbu haven't heard them. The Joke is they
drink Il all. ba. don't see the calisaya expect ihey will
ind It in the next bottle Id like TO know wberethe " T. X
In Now. Mr. Editor give some thing else
in your paper Just for rary. and obige your,
GAiSG2ssdE WiSGssaEEnN Hsp
tainly send him OF Plantation Bit ers Evidently lie
ducatcd in laboratory and does not understand
the solution OF roots and herbs The caaya there every
the Plantation Bittcrs effect sncb wonderful and sudden
the phy siclans try hit right and left That's
rg, pitch IN. rruth crushed to earth vii rise sgan'
the relief in oI dyspeps. constipation
affections, loss Of appetite. weasncss paitaon
Of the heart liver complaint pain over the eyes ietid
breath dosponlug spirits is effected by the Plnnta
ton Brrs 1he heauty Of L is, they agreeable
taSe and produce immediate beneficial rcsnlt.
They composed OF the choicest roots aud herbsDaud
orane pcel oascsriAa Glove buls 'yaisaysp &c
ali preserved ifecily st. Croir mported be-
fore The great nd ance IN price. The - ~ lsox Ia our
oWn but "a most important 10 tn lalieg
n B--The Plantation B tiers particularly recon mend
ed 10 merchants ceraynen and ladies' OF sedeniav habs
They add strength 10 the system aud orancy 10 the mind
They sold by Ill respectable dealers.
P. II. DRAKE 4 CO..
~; Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

CbRps, Chafss, Pimp,~s. Eropro~s.
satrheum Asb &c.. cured bY OOU RAuD5 Italian
Msdcsted 9oaa, at his new depot. s5s Brosdwsy
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

Cloth and Psrehment Tags ros ShIp-
Il hRnbcre street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03
oedar oamphor : Not Common Cam

Books Bou1ht, 81 amy Quantity, fr0m
single volume TO sn entire hbreTs John rfrri
hook kseller IU3 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1864-04-03

Scrtstadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
Tho dye applied by skfui artisls ~