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~ ~" ~FHFNF W ~FTF"" . " 2
a Baltimore, 5. Sebr. 1864.
Die Examination Der in bieiem Difritt Gusse6rbeuen
lift nunuiebr polenbet.
ale Dieienisen, pelGe unterlaiien babeH, fi2 81 ter
3eit, bic in ben i6uen iberlantten 8eitenSettel ~angesebeu
mar, gu meIben, Werben unb iinb hermit bebeutet, Rag,
tpenn ie fi4 nibt ~freipiliS an pber Dor benz II, Se6ruar
b. 8. auf unierem Sauptquartier, So. 26 SoGibapftraSe,
freitpiliS ftelen, iie fi6 iebeS InreGts aut 8eireiung BON
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me, iei es bur1 SteIuus eiues Subftitltet pber barn irS
.aenS einen anbern @rnub, b~erluGtis MAIDEN.
DieIelben perben ais Deierteure Ser6aitet unb mad ben
MnsrbnunSen ber SrieSsarttel beiraft werben.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-07
SPECIAL NOT1 c e

w L. MILBURN, DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washanqto" Sts
GIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of AIex'n,
" dria, that his establishment viii be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the to!Lo o1s
inc named hours From half-past eight TO h al
past ten A. NJ; half-past three to halt: past i've,
and half-past six to eight @ clock T. M auTi ;t
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions
ie 1O-2m* ~---
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| + G T u r { .

MISS AVER will deliver q LECTo NJ g.
Nl Liberty Hall, on Thursday Evening ns1 X
at 8 O'Clock, Subject 1.-THE Horrors OF " a.
Price of admission Is cents. Je
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MARRIED.

In Washington on Thursday June l6th ~ -
bv the Rev. J. c. Smith, IHEOPHlLHSS
BALLENGER, to Miss MARY q. PRlOh'
both Of Alexandra Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-07

SOCIAL partleS WGTe lOItucu III P1oiAeo :" Wiz
woods; bathing, blackberryiug, and all the
usual pleasurable incidents of such occasions
filed the day--the first Of the trips, leaving
here at 7 @ clock and the last returning about
midnight. Unfortunately toward the close OF
the trip some fighting occurred which marred
the pleasure of those who had not returned to
the city on the early boat
E. s. Sanford teIegraphs from New York
TO Secretary Welles, at Washington, that &C
cording to the Paris Patrie, Capt. Semmes has
announced that on the 18th Of August be Will
embark on the new Alabama, which will then
BE- completed Seamen CT the old Alabama
will continue to receive pay and form part OF
the crew of the new cruiser Kumors point
to the steamer Rappahannock, NOW at Calais,
as likely to be the vessel
President Lincoln informs Gov. Seymour
of New York, that a Confederate force, esti-
mated at Is, 900 to 10000 strong, have inva-
ded Maryland taken Martinsburg and Har-
per's Ferry, and are threatening other points,
and that the public safety requires call upon
the State Executive for militia force to repel
invasion. He therefore calls upon the State OF
New York for $4,000 militia, as her quota, to
serve for one hundred days
A dispatch from London on the goth OF
June says The Conference met on Saturday,
and was formally adjourned at Al o'cock. A
Cabinet council was held Immediately after,
but nothing transpired as to the policy agreed
UPON. It is stated that orders have been IS
sued by the British Government to have ready
all equipments necessary for thirty thousand
troops.
Ia the case of the u S. vs. the real estate
Of Gen. j. f. Kemble, in Baltimore, Judge
Giles, in the Maryland District Court, has dis
missed the coniscation libel on the ground
that there was no property subject to the libel,
Gen Trlmble having conveyed his real estate
10 trustees for the benefit OF his wife and credi-
tors, 10 1861.
Some young thieves, bad cases among
many bad have been arrested for robbiLg Mr..
Delphy's stall in the market. An example
ought to be made Of some Of these young
thieves, who are proving about the market,
the streets, the suburbs, and the gardens,
stealing everything they can lay their hands
Gu.
Mr.. Warren D. Watson, of Charles county,
Md and VIM Rowley. of King George coun-
IS, Va, were killed recently, in Ves,noreland
conn1y: w., it is said. by gnerri]as
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The captain of the steamer Kearsage in hi,
official dispatch to the j. S. Navy Depart.
ment states that the day subsequent to Tia
arrival of the Kearsage off Cherbourg on H..
18th instant, he received note from Cap1so.l
Semmes, begging that the Kearsage womb
not depart, as he intended to fight her, and
would not delay her but day Or two. Ac,
cordipg to this notice the Alabama left tie I
port of Cherbourg on the morning of the 18th
at shout 9. 80 clock Fearing the question ot
jurisdiction might arise, we steamed to sea 3
until distance of six or seven miles was al
tanned from the Cherbourg breakwater, when
we rounded to and commenced steamlnP tor
the Alabama AS We approached her, With,
in about 200 yards, she opened fire, We re
ceiving two or three broadsides before 9 shot
was returned. The action continued, the re.
spective steamers making a circle round and
round, at q distance Of about nine hundred
wards from each other. At the expiration Of
an hour the Alabama struck, going down III
aDUUC twenty iuluutCS dllCI N Aiuo, 1Ilo oaA1
many persons with her Although we re-
ceived some twenty five or thirty shots, twelve Or
thirteen taking effect in The hull, by the
mercy of God we have been spared the loss %
life whereas ia the case Of the Alabama the
carnage, learn, was dreadful. The only shot
which [ fear will give any trouble is the )Oo
pound rife which entered our stern post and
remains at present unexploded.
The Marlboro. Md, Gazette says: "Ad]u-
tant General Berry has given notice that the
draft for Al militia men tor this county Viii
take place on Friday next Several pnVata
clubs have been formed to help the drawn ones
to buy substitutes.
Macmillan arrived at the City OF Mexico Oh
the 18th Of June.
Copious rains have recently lai'vn Al the
West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-07

Jenkins, and E. Price. Commanders of En-
CINE, R. Williams and NJ. Powers. Com
manders of Suction, J. Travis and j. Branders.
Commanders of Hose, A: Powers and I.
Mitchell. Wardeus, VIM. II. Smith and y.
W. Barker.
INQUIRY has been made in the British House
Of Lords as to the reported arrest and lmprls-
onment in Boston, of Montreal merchant
Earl Russell, said be knew nothing OF the case,
but would have the matter examined INTO.
The steamer New York, from Bremen, re-
ports that on the evening Of the 22d ult. she
passed in the British Channel a bark rugged
screw steamer with the Confederate colors ny
ing, bound southeast.
The store ship Courier, from Boston tor
New Orleans was totally lost, on the l4th Of
june on Leenards Keys, Bahama. The
guns, small arms rigging, etc, were saved and
sent TO Nassau. The Commanding officer and
crew were saved.
Geo. P. Morris, the poet author Of Wood
man Spare that Tree, and many other tine
poems, songs, &c., died in Philadelphia yes
terday Mr. P. ranked first among American
lyrical poets.
It Is already announced from Washln gton,
that Can't. Winslow of the y. S. steamer
Kearsage, will be recommended for promotion
as Commodore in the Federal Navy to date
from the fight with the Alabama.
Intelligence has been received here that Mt
Daniel Johnston, (brother of Mr.. Reuben
Johnston of this place. was recently killed,
it is said, by bushwhackers near his residence
in Henry County, Missouri.
Prices in the provision market have declined
greatly in the Northern cities, but here, mar
keting,' if anything, is on the rise.
A number of buildings near the Long
Bridge, in Washington, were destroyed By IRE,
yesterday afternoon.
A call IS made for an investigation of the
conduct Of the Federal officers and men, st
the late affair at the Point OF Rocks.
The cashiers of the Hagerstown and Wash
ington County Banks have removed the effects
of their banks to Harrisburg for safety.
The millers of Y ashington county, OF whom
there are large number, are also sending
their -four out of harm 8 way.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from AsplnWali,
with $3.50, 600 in specie, has arrived at New
York
Green Corn-nubblns-W 10 market this
, 1864-11-30

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We are glad to announce that the tempo
rary wooden roof that was erocted in the ro-
tuntia Of tho Capitol, to aid IN tue construc-
lion Of the iron one above it, hos been re-
moFed, and the patchwork Of the latter Is
revealed in all its massive grandeur. It is
painted in n subdued color, but the work Of
gliding and other appropriate coloring will be
Z thing Of time to complete. This Is to be
done Under tie direction OF A1r, James Gal
way, who has supervised the huzardous bnsf-
ness Of painting tie exterior Of the dome,
without an accident befalling single person
engaged in it.
Tie tens Of Thousands Of people that have
walked, with sense Of perfect security, aeFoss
the floor Of the rotunda, from one House OF
Congress to the other, little knew Of the
heavy masses Of iron which were being swung
into place above their heads, which, had there
been INV want Of care By workmen, or slip
or break Of machinery, would hare been pre-
c;nttatea through the roof to the floor below.
After Tie honor due DR.. Walter, as the arch1-
tect of this greatest work of modern tlmes,
credit Of high order attaches to Mr.. Raleigh,
ef the great esta5ls3men1 St hn lane, fo,
Re minute models Of the multffarous parts
and nieces Of the vast structure, furnished by
m Walter. has moulded millions Of castings,
ltmassiyc OF ornamental, that have all Justly
!" adapted themselves one to another, SO that
| there is not an indication Of the least open
ing between the castings, large or small: The
Great manufacturing house before mentioned
has promptly furnished, IN good condition,
the iron Work, though the failure Of Congress,
one year. TO appropriate for the object, result
ed In throwing them into the period Of war to
make purchases at vastly enlarged rates. MI:
| Fowler, of the firm, Is now III the city, and
expresscs the opinion that the castings. tall Of
whic1i arc now here) will be in their. proper
! place by March, when the dome, outside and
| inside. will be completed. 9.
, 1864-11-30
TMESEIXUtsE3 ssF NEW YO5xEx
BREWEKFES.
scu7e Facts About the DistiIIatlon o
" htsky from Sour Beer Without LII
ceuSe or Duty Payments.

ccnse or DUTY Payments.
From the New York Escnlug Post]
The brcwe1ies which have been seized In
consequence Of the discovery, by Mr.. Edward
Ketchlim, of the Ninth collection district,
that whisky Was distilled on the premises
without license OF the payment Of taxes, .re
now doing their usual brewing business,
though it Is understood that they work under
restrictions.
The names Of The psopfietors Of the three
breWeries that have been referred to are as
f'11ews; Bespheiuer = schmia-Brswe.y at one
hundred and Tenth street md Eighth Avenue.
. Henry Claussen- Brewery on Forty
street, between First and second aysn1ss: -,
s,Ssst' John &c. +; Set3SEffGEd s1d Ninth s!snus,
e'is = 9 reported that one or more Of the other
establishments Of the kind in the city, ara IN
charge Of the officers, or that the necessary
measures have been taken to seize them.
The facts alleged BY the brewers in extenu-
alton Of their acts are briefly ns follows
They say that they pay duty lone dollara bar
rely on oil the beer and ale they sell; that
some of their customers return barrels or
parts Of barrels Of sour beer Or ale TINT the
proprietors allow something for 1t md that
this material, on which the duty has been
paid, is made into whisky at the rate of gal
Ion Or gallon and half to the barrel.
They add that they had no idea they were
violating the law that the making Of whisky
in this way has been regularly In progress for
years and that some OF the internal revenue
brewers, who desj1ed to know If the sour beer
whisky was taxable, but without receiving
any answer in the affirmative This. It should
be observed, is denied.
, Il lis also alleged TINT q considerable num-
Der, II not majority, Of the eighty or ninety
brewers in this city distil the sour. beer which
is returned to them ; but this is matter Of
the destinations complained Of, hare not In
al1 cases been confined to the sour beer the
distillers eay they use exclusively.
There is no doubt that the brewers have
yiolated the plain requirements Of the low,
md that they have subjected themselves to
very severe penalties. Alr. Ketchum, when
informed Of their operations, secured some Of
the manufactured whisky, on which no tax
had been paid, and TINS the seizure Of the
largest distillery Was made upon the best pos
sible evidence.
Measures for the absolute confscation Of
the breHerles hare been adopted, and 1t is
thought that no effort will be made under the
law 10 bring about that result. 4 part Of the
property may be contlscated.
The account here giyen.is not derived from
Mr.. ketchnm, and the statements OF tho
brewers are not in most. respects In accord
ance with his views. The case for the Gov
eminent is not yet ready.
The questions US to the actual liabilities Of
the brewers ore under consideration, aud will
soon be taken into the Courts.
Il is quite possible that other bzewerles
will be treated as these hare been. The
whole subject requires searching investiga-
ton: and it Is understood that no cI)rt will
he s1,ared to secure Justice,
, 1864-11-30

- ~ -
e9Melent pIssenee o. mtndi thot me majority
" Tue la4oe 9e1Lto IN lne d1e8s CIRCLE direct.
otEl AG paIcony seat8, were prevented
,1om .a ~ mto me REauette
iis fna swe1H 1nq iaiea a'sgne tnessTes tor
their senses by the supposed danger, fainted
away. That portion Or the audience seated
nearest the entrance, fm1nediateIY mon hea-.
ins the alarm, rushed into the street trrm-
hing and with dfsunay depleted upon thaar
faces. An agltated supernu Itinerary made his
appearance on the stagr, bearing il hts4lands
M F7nr
+,,+h>.,4 -. e,,,,
~.anos SylEai .h hnu lel9eoraaSe u ~; ~ rren.
Mo1Gn ~; nhcm st ne Goreacan Eaotsn aS1 ae4 ~
dastafdly and treacherons Chateau keasta, keaantu,
Nas 1ofgot1en IN the tumult. ,,;su on11nue ~
yielded the palm to most stern rfauty. ~
yer the confusion had In some Tanner supsa-
oe97 oar. Wneat!ey hddtesse4 lug Huaf.o tSa.
nnu Caluieu tnelr lears, ~ 4t aa5 49,
laat 1nere was no are aDe .Iefe W. S,,ia;nt, iaS
coula oe no possible aangs: m1.,. ~ nG!'s =! ths
moae OF e31t. lne pe11ofn.aness snon - III ~
tinued, without any further ccn1uson o1 ois'
turfance.
BALTIMORE WOMAN FINDER ARREST.
A woman of rema. Kable genteel address,
but whoec name aas not yet transplred, was
HfTtETEd
cbief :1Sun Young and detective McDougal Of
..:e Metropolitan detective force, on suspicion
Of h.Ti4as some connection with the fncen1t-
afaes: 1tappears that she took ron,,.. - ~
=. N'eapias notel ear1{ Ia ~ t ~ mu
tnat N INC evening 1ust oe1ole 1ne nle occas: a.
req sue Rent o4t. shc AZ ~ Gaa not oeen eo4We W u
ten 'nntes %hen 1ne ire sa nroks 9ut III EfGm
tae 81; N'cnolas note5 sne wen 10 tne -
fafge honse ana stayeu SLUT .nue, a. ieisains ,is
!ne1e on!y rev HinaIes 11l pfol " - nIs oGlns
alscosefeo 1asi9. eae Inen Sent NIL ~ tae ae. no-
l1opoItan1 nqtel anu a ensus4 d ro2n LIZ Ta, ~
cu11lng tueIe very seoH MA NaEna' elont l
sne encns'es ue poaeo ~ Iu3u ~ apaGp
e ~ aseon .ns Wuasm uu.n nt s1o eeom Hff s.fe
sU't auoa ,3 s"iJ III id aesp ia,,t ~ bar ~, enr
~ ava",,,a 1as +hot sto h.5 o,s.
from Balfimore 10 His city recently. and had
been very active durtlg her stay here, hut she
would not disclose the nature Of her business
PHOSPHORUS.
As this was the substance used by the in
cendiaries in their Internal attempts to burn
this city, q few words in regard to it will bc
in place. Some Of the properties Of phos-
phofus are generally known, but not ali.
This substance is one Of the elementary bod
les, and is IN essential ingredient in many
tangible and intangible substances. Pure
phosphorus is seni-tranepa1ent, colorless
substance, flexible and so soft that it can he
cut with q knife, and then exhibits waxy
lnstrr.. It is tastelcss, but exposed to the air
1t emits m odor like that Of garlic. Both
, 1864-11-30
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TRANSFER OFFICE OF THE
t-h,caro and Northwestern -I:a,lu.y Company.
Nos Wall Street, New York, Nov 14th, 1os{-A sena-
anunsl dividend OF
THREE AND ONEHALF PER CENT
III, thi dsy been declared upon the Preferred STOCK
Of tbs company. payable lesd The goTesu%ent AZ q
the holdere Of said stock shown by the cornpany
books vt the close Of business the 9Th !nsiant =
Iii re closed to reopencd the 1st of
no3AWEl-l2t JAMES F. YOUNG, Seesesa3-
, 1864-11-30
Reserved Working Capital $4,000.

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