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EXPRESSES.
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"A oFTICE bI4 PENN. AVEN6E,
Washington Oi.y, D. o.
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KIN EXPRRSS HORWkRDERs

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nsrShandiso, Money, JswaIFV, ValHAblaL
Notes, Stocks, n0hIs, As.,
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 ~
aeoensible sections of the country. This Company
has Agencies In the principal railway towns In thS
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal ofieos are
WARRINGTON, D. o., NJ YORh. 6OSTOR,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLHOh =, ON
OLRR1TI, ST. LOUIE, 10 us.
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Concessions are made ~ New York and Boston
With lines forwarding 70 the CAnkdAs and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines 80 LiV
sTpOol, southampton, and HAvro, and thence by
European expresses TO all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain aud on the Continent.
Collection OF Notes, Drafts, and Bills made ~ all
accessible parts OF the United States.
c. @. DUNN, Agent,
80 WashinStO1. d. o,
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NJ EWsPAPERS AND PERIODI-
IN GALS.
J, EDWIN HALLENBELK, dealer In NewBpA-
per, Periodicals, Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
bAeoo, Seears, Flags aud Playing Cards. also, .
lATSe assortment Of PlAih and ColOred Photo
graphs, lie King street, four doors below Provost
MAfahAl'S ONCE, Alexandria, Va,
subscriptions and advertisements for the wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL RETVBLIEAH received.
Ap30-h
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CommiStioDSr OF the General Land once.


SOTIrE TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All DO ~ NJs AHtu ! settlements under existing
Is ., suhsis iLg TiOT to and up Ia the date this
prOoiAmatu will he recognized and all such
gettlcIB Ae hereby called upon to come forward
md e'tHhlsh and enter their aims with the
Hegister and Receiver before the day fixed In the
fOregD nE for The "enoRment OF the pub 10 sale.
J. n. EDMuNDS, CommIssioaer.
HoTE.-Uider the regulations OF the Depart
ment, ~ heretafOre and now existing, no pAym
can he Ndh tor ADVERTISING proclaim tiOns, except
20 such publishers - are specifically Auth riIed
b. III Commissioner OF the General Land once.
Js2-lawllw
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M l. l. A RDS' HOTEL.
w SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO.,
'J'"srP'Easy'SGnta Apsnus and ToIStsrniA Etrsrt,
Washington DC IGS-Iy
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n nm DANH, organized under the National
sankins1Aw OF the last Congress, iS opened this
day for the transaction OF buIinesa At the corner
Of Fifteenth and streets, Opposite Treasury De.
pArtment. I'D. COOKE, President,
Wn. 5. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. se21-tf
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DHILP & soLoMoNs,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRINTERS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
S82 PENNsYLvAHIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay TAbleb,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty BlAnkH,
Record books for use At headquarters by As.
EItAnt AdjutAnt Generals.
very short nStiee.
All Printed BOoka Bene bV mail free of DohtARa
0ssa-d
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NHIEF QUARTERMASTERs OF.
" FICE, DEPoT or WARRINGTON, WARRINGTON,
d, c., January 4, 1884
AldeAlers IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and Saddlery, are re-
queHted TO send TO this office, on the MONDAY OF
each week, sealed proposal or list, IN duplicate,
H tnS they ne Psh 70 furnish 70 ths
marked In plain figures, 30 that, IN case the ext
genoieH of the service require IT, the article or ar.
lowest price.
Dealers wishing TO sell to this Depot will b TO
Quired to furnish the iSt punetuAlly every Monday
morning. d. II. RUCKER,
BTigSdisr GsnsrAl and Chief QuArtermGIter
IAh-u Depot Of WAAhinRton
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DENTISTRY.
NJ z " INV E NTI N
~ ARTIFICIAL chEorLAsrIo
BONE TEETH,

ARTIFICIAL LHEoPLAsrIC
BONE TEETH,
DR.. s. B. SIGESMOED d HAYwARp,
200 Pennly lyAniA avenue, between Twelfth And
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Orr 9. d II. calls the attention OF the public 10
LIST. The teeth OF their manufacture will never
c rode nor change color by Ai'Y acids, and are
three fourths lighter thAn any other.
I'd. No teeth or TuotS need I,s extracted, A. the
artificial ones can be Inherited over them.
o.. The roots will be made inOrsnSivS and never
to Eehe.
Ith No temporary teeth are needed, as perna-
nent ones can be mAde Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishEured.
9th This Woik has been fully ties red for over
hve years by many OF the nrst chemists and phyAi-
eiAnI OF this ~ the Old country.
Drs $. q H. have also invented . white indie
Btruetible metal filling, with which the most SEN
Iitiye teeth can be Oiled without pain and can
which will last through . lifetime.
TfETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
With InnoXiOus Napor, by DrS sigeamoud Hay
manufacturers Of AnAestic InuUIious YApuT mot
Laughing Gas, nor thloro Orm or EiherJ but
strictly an Anaeauo agent, entirely free from e.
hilArating effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
Inlenslbility to pAin.
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. myfI
" A MEXICAN SPOOL COTTON"
PORTSMOUTH STEAM FACTORY.
EEsT SIX CORD SOFT FINISHED,
AMoRI's ENAMELLED THREAD.
EVERY SPOOL WARRANTED 400 YARDS,
EQUAL IN ALL RESPECTS TO IMPORTED.
eHARLES AMoET, IN, A CO.,
selling Agents,
9Os Church alley,
mySO-lmd Philadelphia
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DDIEGrS RUSSIA sALvEi
neal Pain Extractor,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Has fully CO ablished the superiority OF this sAlve
over all other healing remedies II reduces the
mos angry looking Swellings and Innammst tons as
II by Magic; healI Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
ScaldB, 80 In q surprisingly short time.
Only % oents Box,
The above are ali old and well-established Rene
dies.
For Sale by
J. P. DIEIMoRE, AL Broadway, New York,
s. W. kowLE l. Co., 10 fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. my25-WkSSm
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING. u
II EFT 'EM RIsEl LET 'EM RISE !
Ia LET 'EM RISE
WHO cAREsi .. ...
WHO cAREs Z,
A sir Months stock on hand Of CHoICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The b.lsns. Of our WINTER STOCK il ~ the
mercy Of the pabhS We shall pot speak Of them
again.
WAIT NO LONGER NOW Is THE TIME.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
We will not carry them over.
The great inventionof the Sse,
PALMERs sPoNGINo MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up
Vet, Notwithstanding the extra expense, We shall
continue TO sell less than any other house In this
sity.
SPRING ovBRCoArS
CLOTHING
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
ofevsry description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see sample. before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand . good sssortnsn,
at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. Il. SMITH,
IO SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once.
Also, siSrss RESERVE in the rear, for the
JoBBING TRADE,
Al our wholes ale and Retail Mandatory In
Baltimore.
wAShingtonIAns visiting Baltimore will and IL
greatly 70 their advantage to call At
SMITH BROTHERS Il CO..
70 West Baltimore street,
ns-u Baltimore, Md.
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coUGHsl COLDS! CONSUMPTION
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF TIE OLDEST AND MO T RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, NhnrpinB Cough, o UrohIls. DIM
Guilty Of Breathing, nGthmA, HoarSe-tEs,
Sore Throat, Group, AID every
Affection OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistar's Bias m OF Wild Cherry does not d,y up
. COugO and leave the seeds Of Consumption Ia the
all Impurities.
None genuine unless signed "L BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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IOhN WELOK ER'S
~ BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a Ia MdlIOn D0Tes,)
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BStWeen Ninth and Tenth streets, (up 1tAirI)
The proprietor OF thiA fAvorite Restaurant has
p ~ cd no pains to make this the bS1t Restaurant
Washington and he points with pleasure to the
arge patronage he has always been hOnored With,
and respectfully soSitS continuance OF the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments con.
DAINTY on hand, and a. the most reasonable rAtsa
BREARFABT,
DINNER, AND
prepared Al Tho shortest noiIss and in Tho NOS,
IAtinfAotOry manner,
dAT - ell hOurs 9Av A-af
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THB "GIDEoN PRINTING.
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON a PEARSON,
sTEAM.PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERs,
81 Ninth street, near PsnnsYIyAnia Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having sreAtly Increased the facilities Of the
shove Old Established Printing
House by an aimOI,
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And ,h addition Of several of tho most improved
POW RR-PRE BBEs,
Are prepared 10 execute every variety OF
LETIERPREss PRINTING.
From
FINK VISITING CARD
LARGE POSTER
rLAiN.oK CoLoRED INK.
PRoMPTNKss AND DISPATCH
MAY BIZ
FLIED ON. no14-tf
NEW YORK
WAsHING TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
- STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at 10 .. m, from foot Of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
York.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN RhlNEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2s-am III Wall street, New York
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9 PRI NG EBILI TYl
LANGUoR, LAssITUDE,
AND THAT

LhNOIOht LANollOpEp
AND THAT
Low STATE OF THE sYrTEM
Peculiar To toe SPRING TINE OF THE YEAR,
are Immediately relieved by tke
PhkUElAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution OF PRO rOXIDE OF IRON.
THE PERUVI SYRUP
supplies tie blood with its vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENT IRON,
Infusing STRENGTH, NIuoR, and New LIFE into
ali partS OF the system.
Que OF the most distinguished JurIsts in New
EnBlAnd writes to q friend AS follows;
81 have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the
result fully suStA your prediction. It hA- made
AHEw MAN of met Unused into my system new
vigor aud oneIgyi am no longer tremulous and
debiiitated, when you last me, but stronger,
heArer. and with larger capacity for labor, OIen-
tai and physical than st any time during the last
i've yeArsh
An eminent divine OF Boston says;
al have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time past II gives me Kew VI0oR, BuoI-
ARcY or BFIRITS, ELAsTictTT or MUSCLE"
Pamphlets free. ]. p DIN5MORE,
No. A9l Broadway, New York.
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~ b &c Al ION,
IL - PEdEsYLVANIA AVEHUE,
between 1lEt and 92d streets.
BOARDING By THE DAY OR WEEK, WITH
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
hEAIl AT ALL HouRI.
NJ GIVE Us . SAn.
IsaO-ly Q. n. GILMAN.
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&" SHALL WE SAY TIP"
"DARE WE SAY TT"
"YEsm
We viii not be updersold BY Smith or any one else
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to tho fact that the public
Lave found out and appreciate our motto,
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
AT ls4 SEVENTH STREET.
ms-u ]. BRUCE l. CO.
-
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Dr.. n vELLNYs Privsso hospital. In the ysd-
srsi block, Corner Ofsevsnth and Tr,r,,,., oppO.
site the Post and Patent oniOe.. Room, "a and -,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-21
kZIt lTTSZNi s 4 / s

DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
L PROPERTY IN III & CITY OF ALI
FXANDRIA, VA. On jFedne&d0y. ,Iune 22d,
1854, at y NJ will offer at Public Auction.
ESTA BLISu jENi IN Alexandria Va, lata
the residence OF Caleb s H5slioWell, Esq. for
melly Of said city.
The property IS sold for 10 fault whatever,
but solely because Of she removal OF its owner
to philadelphia.
me dWeling was completed II !S:,'' = three
stories, brick, covered With in, and has obser-
vHtoly, bay window, Conservatory &c. It IS
40 feet front, by feet deep contains about
90 rooms, is heated b. Furnaces, and supplied
with water and gas.
The grounds have been fitted az without r.
gard to expense. and are IN excellent keeping;
they afford a large yield q fine fruit. The prop
erty is located IL the choicest part u The city,
The lot fronts on Duke street Just reDavea;
1913 feet 5 inches, and extends alrn2 Columbus
street 244 feet l0 inches; Two other lots viii b.:
sold at the same time and place, which very
place, since the removal Of lis owner IN 1861
has never been without a good tenant, and car
at any moment be probably rented or leased.
Title indisputab!e. Clear Of al incn,., 5ranc#.
For further inEorin&tlnn apply 20 ,, i Aist5I-
SON BEACH, Esq., Cqstona House, Al4z&r
dria, Va. or to CALEB S. HALLOW ELL
ESQ, 1926 Wallace street. Philadelphia.
At the same time and place will be sold for
Cash to the highest bidder, 9 large amount Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
ie l1-ts# ~. l. PEN y, AuctiCneer.
p. AT the same time will BE sold, in lots
to s,,it purchasers ALEXANDRIA CUnP(}-
RATION STOCK. TEN SHARES, ed + L.
EXANDRIA LYCEUM STOCK, MIGHTY
FIVE SHARES, the property Of NJ. jIsi~
lowell, Par value Of The former 500 per
share. and Of the latter $40 PEI share. Rent is
paid by the Govorn1neent for the L4yceum pre-
pert, to loyal stock olders. je 17--tf
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
J. ESTATE, UN WEDN ESDAT JUNE
q Will be sold IN the Premises, at Public
Auction M Wedlsesday, tie I'D instant, 5e-
tween II o'clock, NJ. az; /, , 4 !mn14o!@t7~
~ after the sales OF Mr.: Ha!lowe!! and 5lE,
JAMESON THE Lon Of GROUND an y
BUILDINGS THEREON, owned by ne,
south side Of King street. east Of Payne street:
said lot beginning II feet 10 the east Of Payn6
street; runs east q feet on King; thence south
parallel to Payne 70 feet, to Commerce street.
then, returning 70 point Of beginnirg, runs
south parallel to Payne IS feet to Commerce
street thence with Commerce street, 20 nleeG
the second line, hAvinga front both on King and
Commerce street. The building fronting On
King was partially destroyed by the late fire.
much of it, however, is still standing and sound,
and the 4uilding can be rest''rod at 10 heavy
expense. The ter ement fronting on Commerca
street was not injured by the fire.
TERMS Cash, and expenses ct conveyanciIg
to be borne b, purchaser.
rs For further particulars, enquire Of $. +.
BEACH, ESQ.
ie Its JAM Eo hUACE
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DWEMTMG house
a. l. -
? uBLIu AU CIT . II .

dnaa THE commodious two and a-half story
NULL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
metal root, southwest corner Of Duke and PITT
streets, now occupied by lart. c. +. Fergu~
son, i. S. a., will be offered for sale 70 the
highest bidder, on the premises, on Wednes~
day, June ~, 1854, at II o'clock, N, or iname=
diately after Mr. Hallownll's sale.
One half Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED in cash; tie rema!nder At six months
with interest.
The title to be retained until the Whole be.
paid Possession will be given June Goth: :iha
cost Of transfer, stamps, and taxes 'or 1864 70
be lhe lot is thirty feet on Duke street. and
ninety feet on Pitt street, with the right Of way
over twenty feet alley ia the rear.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture viii
be sold on Tuesday, June 2Sth, 1864, At
'clock, a. d. ,.oo.,r
administrator, g.. Of
ie IT'S " Vaudeville Gbo' {.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
NOTICE,


HEADQUARTERS MILITARY GOVERNOR,
ALEXANDRIA, w., June Il, 1864. J ;,
4 LII loyal and respectable hotel saloon and
n restaurant keepers, now regularly engaged
in business in the city Of Alexandra and who
can show to the satisfaction of the General
Commanding that they have never violated
military orders upon the Subject of the dsp4
ing the proper license from the civil auth RI
ties to these headquarters and bond in the
sum of ono thousand dollars with good security
conditioned for their good ehavior and upon
subscribing to the rules and oath prepared for
the regulation of the subject, they will be au-
thorized to sell under the restrictions Of such
rules MALT LIQUORS, to civilians only.
BY command of
Brig Gen. .JNO. P. SLOUGH,
Military Gov. Alexandria, Va.
ROLLIN C. GALE
je list Asst. Adjt. Gen
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pOSTSC RlPI!
77ooVpY ON A NORTHERN RAID.

ec~.c;o, pispatch to the Philadelphia 1nquirer.I
u .erRsTowN. Nd, Monday Morning, June
n-During last night Confederate cavalry
c.r,e of soule TWO thousand forded the Potomac
(which IS now very low some TWO or three
.,;les below Falling Waters The scout who
rstched them from Thoroughfare Gap, says
thp remainder, large force, are near Wlnches-
,er which place has been in Confederate hands
tro Or three DAYS. No damage has yet been
1ooe TO the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, or
to the telegraph, but the scout says that they
have the telegraph tapped between here and
Msrt;osburg, and SO General Sjgel does not
use it,
they will destroy the railroad as soon as The
remainder of the command is safely this side.
For prudential reasons, the Confederates are
keeping quiet as possible at present. The force
il headed by Moseby, who seems to be aiming
only to secure fresh supply of cavalry horses.
The news OF the invasion just begins to be
whispered in this place. Some persons, who
became acquainted with Moseby while he acted
as provost marshal here during the Gettys-
burg BATTLE seem quite willing to welcome him
again. Among others the greatest consterna-
ton prevails.
The Inquirer in publishing the above says
We publish report to the effect that Moseby,
With a regiment Of cavalry, has crossed the
Potomac at Falling Waters, and is now in
Maryland. Such rumor had previously been
made, and General Couch denies it. The re-
port We publish this morning is later than
uen. Couch $ despatch, and may have matter
init worthy Of attention.
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N lot CE.
MAYORS OFFICE,
June Is, 1864.

4 LII persons engaged in business are hereby
n notified to come forward and procure their
licenses from this office on before the lst day
Of July, as all persons falling sh to do SO BY that
in all cases the law directs.
ie l6-lw C. A. WARE, Mayor.
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TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the collectors
" will be in attendance at the Council Cham
Der on and afterthe Doth instant, from 10 q. m.
until p. M, and from 3 until s r. M, for the
purpose of settling with the taxpayers. dis
count will be allowed to all persons paying
their taxes for 1864, in full, in current funds,
of twenty per cent. on or before the lst Of July
next, and Of ten per cent thereafter and on or
before the 1st Of August next.
GEO. G. HEWES, Coil N. D.
O. G. WHITTLESEY, Coll. S. D.
ie l5-ft
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HRUM HE AKIN OF The POIOMAC.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, June l9 (via Balti-
more June q. There was fighting in front Of
Petersburg yesterday, up to two o'clock, with
out any decisive results.
It's understood that the advantage gained
yesterday will be vigorously followed up day.
Decisive results are expected soon.
General Gilmore and staff left for Old Point
on the steamer Wyoming last night. The
General has been relieved Of his command.
Eyerythingi is moving very satisfactorily with
The army.
BERMUDA HUNDRED, June, 2O.--Sunday,
me 10Th, was comparatively quiet with the
army about Petersburg, the operations OF the
oay being confined to Reconnaissance, slight
sklrmlshes, and some sharpshooting along the
noe' which now extends some distance beyond
letersbure, up the Appomattox river.
Oen. Grant and Gen. Butler went up the
James river yesterday and had an interview
Filth ADMIRAL Lee.
lnfee hundred and seventytWo wounded, IN
s'ualng sixty one officers, arrived in Washing
ton' yesterday evening, from City Point, on
nJ ~. Of the hospital steamer George Leary,
"o'ch lett that pla e at 6 @ clock on Sunday.
nc oold, in New York, at first board, to- day,
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How Cspperhcads Rave.

II is worth while, now and then, to listen to
the arguments" Of the Copperhead leaders those
who profess to be strictly loyal and to monopolne all
the political virtue Of the country Here specimen
from the home organ Of Thos H. Seymour Of Connect
cut, IN. Hartford Times paper as wicked, according
to its limited ability, as Its Chicago namesake;
Lieut.. Gen. Grant has shown Of the qualifcS
tons Of prudent and able General in his campaign
against Richmond He has given up the lives Of brave
and noble with degree of prodgality II not OF
downright reckessness, quite unparalleled IN the an
nails of Not the bloodiest campaigns Of Bonaparte
of two brief months. The wholesale butchery has
shocked and astounded the civilized world. Until the
battles Of the Wilderness followed by the still bloodier
of Spottsyiyanis with s butcheryo OF
the terrible character Of this war.
What indeed. can DO said OF campaign OF Two
months which, while 1t has gained for advantage
has sacrificed $4,000 men, of whom fearful proportion
slain : The attempt to establish for him caiInsto
geDeralship Is as idle and utterly empty as the tax OF
bis successes or his speedy capture OF Richmond Leav
Ing Washington and the great railways running tob
entirely exposed, and showing no military skill or pru
dence but merely ordering brave TO dash ont their
lives against imprcgnable defenses and frownng m'
ieres, Gen. Grant now telegraphs that ali is well
Are the fools all dead. there but fools Nv
ing TO swallow down gigantic humbugsi Have tho
people lost their Are they blind that they can
not mountain when II rises up, grim and froannC
before Them with Its jutting rocks dashibg IN theif
skulls. they push mady ont AT no time aas re
weak head OK this Nation comprehended the MAGNITUDE
u this does he understand the situation OF ne
Nation which he presides. Groyeling in the di:
gushing frvoty Of obscene anecdotes he is lost 10 a.
alike Of the real situation Of his bleeding coaney
aud of the ordinary propiietles OF his official POSITION
The dignity of the Executive chair Of a great sna
proud nation has been trampled In the mire IN.
mans election was q sore calamity to the nation wv
what is surprising now is. that 80 many OF ms PAM
will shut their eyes and cry halleluah. when ne
fooshy deposes our ablest generals, and conduetsu
terrible war for selfish personal aad political eDnos
Under the policy OF this weak man not only mnhn!
ruin but financial destruction must inevitably cone
upon great aud gallant people