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ELIXIR De VITE.

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Jnnport teure &c.

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Sas feinite une notieuSetftc Trudts SonicsSitt
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9ie 6Onigblume (The Honeysuckle)
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

rHEApEsT AND BEST COAL OIL LIZ
{ THE CITY, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr pr.
css as loao. or ioa0er than the toaosst.qqallty
COO 20 ~ ,for sa1a at COGAN'S,
uno4u"'oN No. Is Royal street,
~, aro 40 ha had Lamps, Chimnies, WIGS,
W. o. auerath;ne connected with the trade, in
every Variety Of style, together with general
e sssnrtmant Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
d 1ee Pendants, Brackets Drop Lights Glass
Globes, Paper Shades &C., Of all the new styles
and beautiful patterns, atsprces TO Please; s;ons
nromntlv attented to; all work warranted
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer 70 i
SALE nov -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

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BLOOD PURIFYING
| A Nd
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much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm
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and their purity, efficacy and safety can be 70.
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The following are some Of the diseases which
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letter,
inflammation
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consumption in its
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asthma cough, sore eyes,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13
A G. a & .
A CARD.
y N IE L S 81 A 7
n r RELIANT Z "A LO h,

IIAVING taken the stand formerly occu-
II pied by W. & A. Murray, NO. -, Noasn
trusted to him, and promises to keep up the
reputation of his predecessors. Gee 9-sl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13


Rev. DR.. gheyer, in the New York Inde-
nendent, says that Mr. Lincoln statesman
ship Is against God, against common sehse
agai, stiustice humanity conscience and against
the life Of the nation, and, continues
Ia Rnu Rev Doctor, after The slaughter
Of hundreds Of thousands Of ourcltlzens, Win
the corresponding ffriightful desolation and de-
,noralization Of four years war, and deDt "
two thousand millions OF dollars, we are, 10 all
other respects, Just where we were When Mf'
Lincoln began his career.
,rha loss bv the explosion of the ammunl-
boat at City Point, last Tuesday, IS estimated
at about two millions The noise OF the ex.
nlos;on was heard many miles around, further
than any artillery, and the smoke ascending
Was taken thirty or forty miles down the river
for the conAagration Of Petersburg or hlcn-
mond. Vast water spouts were thrown up
which mingling with the powder, clnders,
and ashes, caused black pasty shower, win
the other debris.
The TT. S. Navy Department has lnforma-
t,on Of an expedition sent from on board the
United States sloop Of war Saratoga, lying IN
Doboy Sound Ca, for the purpose OF captuf'
mo the male inhabitants of Mcintosh county,
GEORGIA. who were ordered to meet on the 50
dav At Angnst at the court house OF said coun-
", for the purpose Of forming themselves into
= coast guard. The summary Of what the ex
pedition accomplished was the capture OF
twenty two prisoners, twenty two horses ana
bnggies, two bridges destroyed, and an en-
campment burnt.
The lates novelty is negro newspaper COT
resi- ondent. The Philadelphia Press has sent
a yeritable darky scribe to the army OF the
Potomac, with the credentials OF It's editors.
He was received with all the honors by zen.
Butler, and permitted the run OF the camp by
permission of that officer.
Six steam transports from Brazos and San
tiapo arrived at New Orleans on the 9th pro
badly laden with troops withdrawn from Texas.
It is reported that the steamer Rob Roy, With
a thousand bales of cotton, was capt ured ana
burned by the Confederates on the Ouachlta
river. - -==-==--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-13

Is LIME,
The subscriber has on hand and c TOR sac me
ppv ~ ste ph LINE and CEMENT Of superior
ouaiity. All orders left at his dwelling NO NO:
56 south St. Asaph street, or at the Brick k1l1
near the coal wharf, will be promptly attended
to. EMAN y HA Iva w.
je 1O--2m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

New YoRK, September l0.--Gold opened
under low influence aud desire to sell 81
81 2sIf and fell TO 50 &c.
There was . considerable number of shor,
ssles notified for to-day,
The correspondence Of the Post says 10
Eve weeks u decidedly against tho safety OF
large dividends on the part OF sellers. the
quotations subsequently, got up to 81 26sf.
The Commercials Washington special
says the National Intelinencer to-day comes
ont strongly In favor Of Mcclellan sior Pres
idsnt.
NEw YoaK, Sept. l0.-The Posts WASH
ington special sAyG
Cen. Lew Wallace has returned from the
army TO Baltimore and assumed commsn nd
tho 9Th corps.
NEW YoRK, Sept. IL The Heralds New
Orleans correspondendent Of the 81 last says
the latest arrivals from Brazoss Santiago
brings reports that several vessels which
sailed from New Orleans. lately for Balti-
more with cargoes. and inteneed for Cortinas
government, or general market have been
seized by the French at the mouth Of Rio
Grande.
The Hsrsid's Matamoras correspondent
says all communication ia that direction IL
cut OF from the French
CortinAs declares be will defend Mata-
moras against the French.
As the city has no Notifications II viii be
difficult for Cortinss to hold Il.
Oortinas demands Of the merchants Of
military loan OF $50 900 In specie. which
they refuse.
Messrs. Sarm and Hord acting Britt
'ish and Prussian Consuls have been thrown
into prison together with others for resisting
the demands for money.
Gen. Mejis Vas advancinfi on Matamoras
with 10000 troops. He had reached and &C.
cupied Monterey.
President Juraez made no resistance but
left for Csichushue.
Mongeanilla is strongly fortified and 10 all
the northern region 10 Pacific slope the cause
Of President lures triumphs.
Assistance OF the greatest importance vas
coming from California and heavy imml-
grafton friendly to Juraes was reaching So
nora.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

hAsavrILz, September io.-Dispatchss
SEPT 9Th from Pulaski. n. T.. say. r. Il.
Polkang stated Gen. Rossssa contracted all
be force, Gen. ssednsn and Granger With
be a. Athens and moved toward the Tenn.
River.
Gen. MiIroy has returned 20 TaIlohons
The csn vill reach Columbia ths evening
Ne iosh comniag NORTH rsilro beinxd ell
night south.
The country = filed . an strAgglssg hands
Of rebels from their commands. also part Of
Tenn. brigade which hare disbssded for %
days
report reached Gen. starkvesthsr's
headquarters hat the rebei Gen. Dick Tsy-
los crossed the Aiss-. and . concentrating
~ish rorrsss for the purpose Of entering
West Tens. and sroa he river.
scouts vbs have jast arrived from ssvsn
ssA ~ sil males bssvssn IS and Is have
-. soassripssd IN Mississippi.
Ths esuns<y b fan 81 wrasgisu.
Tsu 10 Gen. ssaskusslksrs brigade VERY
snail.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

wAszIxsroS. September i0.-The Open
ng Of bids for the new loan was resumed
ths morning. The amounts are not a. large
couparasivsly. - those opened yesterday. bat
The average premium ID about the same ac-
cording 70 present Indications. about two
thirds Of the entire proposals having been
opened. The loan win be taken At loz and
over.
WASHINGTON. Sept. lo.-The aggregate
Of the bid foe new loan i 81 .276. $50 and the
,>ntire amount awarded Is nearly thirty-two
u. llion. niDe-tsnths Of Il ct over per cent
prs. MUM. The balance win be divided pro
virta among those Who bid at per cent.
Amt,ng the successful bids opened are the
First Ma tional Bank Sc. Paul for $50 900;
at S per cs,nt: r. N. Shoemaker. Cincinnati
$4,000 at "a; p. Welsh. Louisville. $1,000
at S; T. Steele. Louisville. $4,000 at 5:
First National Bank At Akron. $4,000 at
~. there were numerous successful bids
from individuals md corporations from all
over the country for amounts smaller than
above stated. some III the oiEerers prefix the
amounts 10 their bids. ayingi II this should
not be acceptable they will take 7:S0 at
par.
wAszscros. Sept ll.-ft vail be interest
Ing 10 bidders 10 learn that the bonds In
Payment 70 the loan be ready Tor delivery at
the Treasury Department. AZ l o'clock.
Such proups delivery 10 unprecedented and
ID due 10 the arrangements made oy Sec'y.
Fessended and assistant Sec'y. Harrington.
Previous 70 the opening OF the proposals the
blanks having been printed and otherwise
prepared &c. as to require only the sigma |
lures Of the proper officers. The adjustment |
Of the bids with view 10 the award Was not |
completed till IL o'clock last night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

Com AND TAKE DRsxK.-Ths Cinoirs
natl Gsseffe remarks this % ofsen heard and
almost Is often complied with, but the con-
comitant question. "what viii you take" is
far more easily answered th.n the query.
"whst did you drink" In thsse latter days
when ainos, everything and everybody 10 q
sham and humbug. Il behooves drinkers TO be
very cautious In responding 10 the invita-
tons OF their friends. Liquors are nov not
merely adultsrAted, they are utterly spurious,
containing. In a hogsheAd. rot single drop
Of the fluids vhose names they bear. A liz
,ls reflection will show the truth of THE as
sersion. The enormous duties on all import
ed wines. brandies aud other liquors ofyrs a
premium f.s scoasdseissm and Il "follows -
nigh, the day" that the various labels on de-
c@nsers. demiiohas. barrels aud casks con-
tanning Via, purpotts 10 be these articles are
absolute and anqf.s.,ed lies.
A good qualisyf French brandy Is worth
$40 p~r I'm: divide THE INTO forty dr-ks.
which b = moderate estimate. and judge from
THE Whist YOU get When you pay tveoty esRl .
fcr glass o. liquor which cost at less, City
cents Make. u yea please. the same calcu-
Is,ios IN regard to Bourben whisky. gin. rum.
imported -ine.. and domestic liquors Of ~
kinds. aud see hov much yeur ten. fifteen
and ,~rsss cens drinks are favored 9Th the
gsnain- sfsicie Tirplers. here = no
ssem~eh ander snY Of your vest. no uerve
N an, Of your bodies. no portion Of brain IA
any Of your skulls. that viIl escape sseer;a-
too. de-saossoa es softeaing II poo censinus
20 pour this wet damaa,soas down year
throat. Drink i yoa choo-s. 90 one vill
prevent you: bat " ysu desire 10 die. which.
BIZ the vss. vill certainly resnli from the
deadly deoscssons that are sold - ''sippls.
permits Ne 10 ssssess hydrseyanic scsd II 4
| quicker. cheaper. and aitogsther mare Whole
emo. snd vii enable you TO "shafis OF sh;,
marital col" 9Th lsrs Discomfort 10 your
selves and vHsilv les rosble 70 your friends
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12


Kstbslron is from the Greek word ''Ksthro." or
"Ksthslro." signifying 10 clesnss. rc'usinsis and
Restores, This article Is whst its name signifies.
For preserving, restoring and identifying the hu-
man hair u Is the most remarkable preparation In
the world. Il Il again owned and PIT mp by the
original proprietor. and Is nov made with the same
care. skill and attention which gave sale Of ever
sne million bottles per snnum.
tits NEST delightful n air Dressing.
II erafestes scurf aud dandrun.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
u makes the hair rich. sof and glossy.
n prevents the hair from falling on and turning
ray.
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady OF gentleman Who values . bssutifu al
head = hair should use Lyons Ksthsiron. Il 10
known and used throughout The civilized worid.-
Sold BY ell respectable Dealers
DEmAs -. ia sRN Es n CO.. ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12

NEW YoRk. Sept li.-A Berryvills die
patch ef the l0ts. to the Herald, states tha
Col. Lowell, with the 10th Massachusetts,
and two other cavalry regiments. yesterday
destroyed four -four mills and several othel
smaller mills on oquoquon Greek, cspsnr
ing several prisoners.
A Harpers Ferry dispatch Of the 10Th
states that the rebels are still In force neat
Winchester and Bunker Hill.
All quiet at the front.
A Nashville dispatch says hood left little
of value In Atlanta. The most Of the Gov.
eminent stores and Railroad material hav-
ing previously been removed 10 interior
Army oY THE Pc. Sept. 9sh.-The bate
ries on the right and centre Of our lines
kept up quite lively ERE to-dayst intervals
The noise made by the cars. as they pass.
ed tswaris the the front. attract the atten-
ton of the enemy. and they endeavored 20
intercept the operation of the rosd bit with
out success.
Among the regiments whose time OF SER
vice il about expiring, is the Sih New Jer-
ssy. II loet large number OF men Al
Chapcelorsvile. Gettysburg. and elsewhere.
Gen. Headiy has been ia command during
the campaign, and has been wounded seven
difent times None of his wounds were.
however. Of a severe character.
The Richmond examiner Of to-day con-
tsins dispatch from Hoods army. dated
Sept. 9Th, which SAYS:
Yesterday our advance drove the enemy
from Jonesborc and re-captured the hospital
containing 30 OF our wounded.
Sherman continues to draw back toward
Atlanta, the purpose, Is Is reported, Of
the works on the Eastern.
Western and Southern approaches
Fifteen TO twenty hundred will cover our
loss from all sources. in the battles and Skin
mishes OF last week.
The army is now in fine spirits.
Sept. 10. q. m. at point Of our line jusi
West of the Jerusalem Pike Road occupied
by the 81 division OF the 81 corps. the plckets
have been so close together that they could
converse without difficulty.
On part Of this line and some distance IA
the rear of their advance the enemy had
thrown upa line of Sight works with tho IN
teution. II IA supposed. falling hack to them
when occasion might nemand.
IL was determined 10 last night 70 drive
them back to this Iiae and thus strengthen
our lines. The Division was formed IN line
Of battle. and the picket line being reinfeFe-
oil, was ordered to advance. The rebels
were confidently not prepared for such
as they were completely taken
BY surprise. and nearly the entire hne cap
tured They made every effort TO re-take
Iost ground but did not succeed.
Our men now occupy the line and are se-
curely en,renched.
We took about 100 prisoners. while our
own loss was very light.
Desultory firing has been kept up in that
vicinity all the morning. and the enemy evi-
IDENTIFY feel sore over being taken by surprise.
Some Of them called out TO oar men. saying
that was a cussed mean Yapkee trick any.
how. will pay you up for !, before long.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-12
From PhIuaderps.,..

PHrLApErrHrA. Sept lo-The Bnlletin
has the following special dated Milling, Pa
the 10th:
An accident occurred on the Pennsylvania
Rail.,sd near LattAnoy tais evening. Three
men were killed and one injured by the ex
plosion.
The locomotive attached 10 freight train
and cars loaded with cattle were totally
demolished. Engineer carricken was in
stantly killed, VIM. Walter. Conductor. mis-
sIng. both belonged to Pittsburg; r. Jones
Fireman. was killed. Most Of the cattle 10
the forward car were killed.
The passenger train which lef Pittsburg
At $40 p. m. Friday. was detained 6 hours.
The wreck has been removed and trains are
running regularly. hftf