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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-04
Wholesale Rubber Store,

A LII kinds of Rubbers can be bought of BREED
A& IVKEy atsevenieen and six per cent off from
the gross prices-the same as at the enera Agency
Boston. We keepa full assortment at all times and
by buying Oft you will save your freight from Bos.
tor BREED TUKEY,
Oct 3i&w4w No. 20 Union Street.
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TVNHE fine Brig Manzaniia 1856 tons built ~ lSea l.
rates Az good, well found IL sails nSE Fns 81,
ticuars inquire Of j. M.NS' 49,.
sept26di0t CenuA " nafI'
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Valuable Tenements ar Anc,ion.

nN wednesday, Oct. 6, at q o'cloch y =, ma sh.I
~ sen double tenement at Ferry Village Care
EilzaDetn, oppoSs"e s turner's Ship Yard The tulS-
ontand nearly new. 1t has good clio. ets ,oaS XII.
lars good water-hard and soft. The honss o9 a.
good repair and safe property for Investment ssIa
posiliye the owner having removed nom he risca
r.-g HENRY BAILEY q Co., Austlonsers'
Oct Ibid
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TO TEE AFFLICTED
DIR. W.. N. DENIM =,
Medical Electrician.
No. HI CInpp's Block,
'RNER OF CoNeRsSS AND ELK sTREErs

CoRHkR OF COHSHSSSA and Elk STREETS
WouLD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Nv locasd in tSis ctv wa. t ne mas
that Q have been IN town we have cured some OF
the worst forms OF disease IN per who have tried
other forms of treatment in van, and curing pa
tients IN 80 short time that the question Is oftt
asked, 40 they stay cured 10 answer this question
We VIII say tnat Az That DO not stay ed, we Will
Doctor the second time for nothing
DI. y. mas been practical electrician fer twenty.
one years ana is sso regular graduated ply icisn
M periectly adapted to chronic diseases
IN re neaa, meek or extremities; consumption when
n me aSa.e stages or where the lungs are not fug
sGute OF chronic rheumatism, scrotuia, h
diseases white swellings, spinal diseases, curvat1
OF the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ST. Vitas Dance, deafness STAN.
mering or hestancy CT speech, dyspepsia, indires.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-04
fTonse nnd netL Id Auction.

ON Tuesday, Oct 18th, at 8 O'Clock r. NJ, two
" story brick house No. 40 Green Street viii be
sod. II has nine finished rooms, hard and soft
water. The lot is about As feet on Green street run
ming back to Mechanic street. Lot suitable Tor an
other ho1so on Mechenic street. Terms nberal--sae
positive. Enquire of H. C. BARNES, or of
o. HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-10-04

Arrival of Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
New YoRK, Oct. 3.
The steamer Victor from New Orleans 25th
ult., has arrived with wounded and GONZALES
cent soldiers.
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AUCTION SALES.
House and Lot mt Auction.

[ ~ Tuesday, October 4th, at 3 O'Clock p. N. on the
wool premises houe No. 26 Federal street. II Is OF
hs,t two Stories with good cellar aud cisterns; in
nai hshSItny and central location. and an excellent
given immoa Title clear-sale positive Possession
SAINT a. a,d HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs.
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By TELEGRAPH
TO THE
EVENING PAPERS.

Destruction of Railroad Bridges by General
SfaeridGn-LGter from Gen. Grant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

An ACT TO smsBd asst entitled San act max
ing grant Of sitsFnste sections Of pHbli lands
to tn state Of Michigan 70 ali in tbs ernstr6e-
ton osesrtain ilro&ds Il said State, and for
sthsr PURPOSES"
b a enaesa- by he seAaiesand HOME Of Repre-
ssatstirss Of ne DATED Sales Of xmsaea IN Goa
sress assembled, That he at enttIrd IAN acs
making . grant Of sltsrnase see ions Of pubiIe
lands 70 the State Of Michigan to aid IN ths con
struetiou 81 certain railroads in said state, au&
for other purposes" be and the same Is hsreby
amended as follows, namely: Substitute for the
words and from Grand Rapids 70 soma point en-
or near Traverse Bay" eoBtaiLsd In the frat set
ton Of said act thess words: And from Fort
Wayne, 10 the State Of 1Ediana, 70 psint on the
southern boundary line Of the State Of Michigan,
In the tospship Of Sturgfs, thence, By way OF
Grand Rapids, TO some peint or near Traverse
Bay. And thu raid act shaIl be and IA hsreky 20
smsndsd TO ssbstituts for the frat clause Of the
nrst proEiso 10 the nrst Hsction thsreof far as
the same shall b applicable to the grant sf lands
made TO aid Ia the construction Of ths Railroad
described BY the forsEoing amendment. these
words: ProUided, Tat the ixnds So 70 b selected
shall la be further than twenty Mills frem
the line Of said roads Provided fzsEksx That ths
line specified ia the fourth section Of thu act acre
By an Aded for the eomPlstiea Of said roaa shsTI
not be exdenfet.
Sec. 2. AHd Be e further enacted, That ,hs land.
granted BY the act amended By this act, azd ais1
| By the proyiaie Of this act 10 aid in the cons
stru-tioa Of ths Railroad described ia the fsrsxe.
lag section, shall be disposed Of sny In the fol.
1 lowing manner that IL 10 say, ~hsn the Governor
Of the state OF Michigan shall certify 20 tbs See
Rotary u the Intssior that ten eanseeatiEs nflss
Of said rosd has Deem eonplstsd In COED and sub
stausal manner - rst asa railroad, indi atins
! ashnifsly where said eenplstsd ssstion eomnsn'
! ess Aad wAsrs the same terminates, the said ses
rstsfy shall cause patents 20 issus 90 said STAFF fo
50 much ofsaid lands IS are located opposite q
and eotermiusss with said complstsd section Q
said road, and so from time 10 time for each
pletsd section 81 ten mi Of said read uatil Sd,
| whole shall be completed
Approved June !. Isgi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

entitled San set to provide e national currency.
sscursd BY pledge Of Usited States stssks, ard
70 provide for the circulate. and redemption
.hsrsoE- approved February tvensy-Affh, ssgh-
Ten hundrFd an3 slxty-three, IL hereby repaid:
Prortdsd, That such rspsai shall not lA6sct asy
appoiutm nts made. acts dqns. or prscesiinss hid,
or the orgauizatioR, acts proceedings 81 AIRY
sociatcn OrEaszef or in toe process OF. organiza-
ti3u usder the at Aforesaid lad provided, ALEC,
That All such associations crgxsizsd Or IN pro.
cess Of organization shall enjoy 81 ths rights and
privileges grantad and be subject to all TIE duties,
liabilities and restrictions i'm Aoesd by this act and
With the approval q the Comptroller OF the Cur
reBcv in lien Of the name specified in their re-
spscriys organization certificates, may take arv
other name preferred BY them and duly certified
70 the Comptroller, without preindb TO any right
acquired undsr fhis ACT, or under the act hersbv
repealed; but no sach change shall Be made aftsr
six months from the passage Of this act. Provided
Fsr That the circulation Issued or 10 be issued by
sued association shall BE- considered A. part Of the
sirculatioH provided for IN this act.
Sec. e3 Aad Be u further enacted, That psrssns
holding stock - executors, administrators, Kzar-
dams and trustess shall not be personally subject
70 sny liabilities stoekhelders bzt the estates
and funds in their hands shall be liable in iiks
manner aud 70 the sam. sxtsnt the tessator. in
tsstats, ward, psFsCn interested In said trust
funds wosid be II they were respectively living
AID esTnpstent 20 act and hold the stoek In thai
own names,
Sec 81 lad Be q fErkssr ezsoEsd. ThA. CougresI
may at any time amsad, alter, or repeal thia act
Approved, June 3, 1884,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

WASHINGTON, July iS.-Last avening,
our forces we're seveu miles beyond
Lessburg in pursuit OF the rebels, who
were making rapid time up the shenan.
doah Valley towards Stanton. A mum
Der of strsgglers we're captured BY our
cavalry aud sent to the rear
II is believed that Gen E. Evans was
severely wounded in the fight before
Washington, and is lying very low in the
vicinity OF Leesburg.
Heavy firing was heard yesterday At
Great Falls, in the direction of Edwards
Ferry, supposed to be a collision be
tween our advance and the rebel rear
On Saturday, the enemy's picksts
we're posted along Goose Greek, about
20 miles above the Chain Bridge; %
miles from Washington, and about hall
way from Drainsville and Leesburg
The rebels we're in strong force.
Rebel cavalry scouts in considerable
force came intothe vicinity, three miles
beyond the Bridge, but found our pickets
and cleared out, with their knowledge
quickensd by musket balls.
The division which was organized for
the defense Of Washington, composed Of
slightly wounded men from the various
hospitals, has been disbanded, and most
Of the men sent TO their regiments ia
the field
The rebel loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners in their demonstration OF
Washington, will be over 1000
The prisoners represent Iixty.thre,
different regiments, and belong TO fvl
different divisions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
rpurLlc oil

AN ACT to create ad iitional Supervising In
spseior Of sssamboats aad two local Inspectors
OF steamboats, for TIE coll etien district % Mem-
pills. Tennessee, aAd tive local ms cctnrs for the
coheetisH district OF Oregon, sad fof other pur-
poses.
he q ssaei.d 81 the ssaass aad Hoass ag Repr,
asntafrss u he Ussd states n ausersca in es9-ss
asssiabisa, That thers aasil le dssiSnaieA And ap
psintsd. tn ths mode prescribed ~ iAw, aud Who
shall b. Pal the sane annuAi compensation ~ IL
nov paid. one additional supervising fnsteetor a.
steamboats, and two local inspoct Of steam beats
At Portland, IN tns collection district Of Oregon
and two for the eolisctfon district Of Msmphls
Tsnuessss, ~ "a animal eemTtnsation Of seven
hundred dollars, 70 Be paid provided By Law, a.
In ease Of other like Inspectors and said inspect
ors sasll perform the duties and hs subject 10 the
prsVisisns Of the steamboat act Of August thrtistA
ssc 1ad - 4 f,srsIs- lid, That 90 much
~ SEA IS provides COT the appointment sftwo
local inspsstors Of steamboats, Ia the district Of
whesiing. on ths oAio river, and for tAslr con-
psaaatioR, IL hereby repealed.
See. B. Aad BE- q further e@aefsa, That each en-
gIneer and pilot, licensed according 20 the pFovis
Ions OF said act, shall pay for every certificate
granted by any Inspector or inspectors the sum Of
ten dollars, TO be accounted Cor in the mode pro-
ylded By law
sec 4 And B. farther enacted, That the fer,y.
second section Of she act Of August thirty, eigh
teen hundred and ffly.twa, be 30 construed as 10
require the 4nspectiou Of the hull and boiler, ia
'he manner prescribed by that act, Of every s.sl
propelled 10 ~hols or In part BY steam, d en-
gagged az Ferry boat, tug or towing b at or canal
lat. in all cases where, under the laws 81 the
Unitsi States, such vessels ma Be sogagsd o. the
comm rec sith foreign nations or smsng the ssv.
sral States.
sec. s. And Be- q further enacted, That all en-
giHeers aud pilots Of Ferry bssts. tug boats tsw.
lag boats or canal boats, subject - Inspection bs
tbs act, shall be classified AID licensed in the
same maaner as are pilcts end engine.rs by
said act Of August thirty, sightsss huadred and
nffy-two.
Sec. O. lad b 1 farther enacted, That, ia lieu 81
the fees for inspection repaired by the thirty
section Of this act ofAugust thirty, eighteen hun.
dred and hfty-two. the following shall be paid :
For each vessels Of one hundred tons or undsr.
twenty dollArs, ADD In addition thereto for each
one hSndred tons, over the q ret hundred toss
ave dollars
sec. 7. And Be IL further enacted. Thst all parts
Of the act Aforesaid which suspended By or are
inconsistent With this, are hereby repealed
Approved June 6, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
IPuBLIc-No. 931

An Acr TO provide for the payment OF the second
regiment. third brigade, 0his veluntser militia
daring the time they were Mustered into the
service Of the Quilted States.
Bat eaaessd ~ the Senate and Hoaas Of Rsprsssn-
fafEss Of the Usitsd States Of America ~ Ceasrsss
seHsossa, That the eecand regimsnt, third Brigade
Ohio volunteer militia, mustered into the ssrviea
Of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio on the
fourth day OF 5 ptemesr, eightesH hundred and
sixty tive, notwithstanding irregulsrity nav have
occurred in the manner Of their mastering into
the services Of the United states. Be paid Tor TIE
time ii. officers and mea were in the service, re-
spectively, after beng 50 mustered, not. howsvsr
70 exceed the period Of thirty days.
Approved, June s, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
rPgnLrc REsoLur1ox-No. AL

A RESOLUTION 70 compensate the sailors On the
guneoAt Baron de kalb'' for loss Of clio thing.
RssolVsS ~ fhs ssaats AND House Of Rspre,snts-
tires 81 the Uatssd staass Of America ~ Congress as-
seabied, That the proper aecoantin Officers Of the
Treasury be and they are hereby authorized, in
settling the accounts Of the petty officers searnsn
sailors, and others OF the crew e The United
States gune boat "Raron DE- KAlb," TO allow saee a
sum act ezcssding atty dollars as . remuneration
fer the dAEass Trey may have sustaiasd in the
loss OF their clothing b the destructioa of aid
vessel, to De paid our Of any MONEY in the Treasu-
ry not otherwise appropriated
Approyad, Juns :, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

Gte Daily auutnat.
wEDSEsDAY. ii "
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
ITaI ! LOCUST STREET,
sEFwEEs yIEsT AND VIZ e-.,.
NEWS BY TELEGhAFn.
sr raE E. ". LrxE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
- Rebel News Items.
Nrw YoRr, July 19-The Richmond
Wig, Of the 18th, has this dispatch:
eaq HKADoUKRrEEs, July IA.
4 BODY OF Federal cavalry crossed the
river, last night, opposite Newark but
were driven back By Gen. Armstrong
All quiet elsewhere.
Gsigned. Jos. F. JOHNSTON,
Gen. Com.
The sane paper says Sheridan, With
two brigades, was moving towards Ports
mouth.
Some think they arc going towards
North Carolnia Others that they are
bound for Maryland.
Richmond papers, Of The 18th. are ex
sssdingly ju6ilant, and announce the
capture Of Baltimore, Washington and
New Orleans
The HsraIds James river correspon-
dent says, dated at midnight 10Th, the
rebels shelled Gen. Fosters Headquar
tiers, at Steep Bottom, on that day fol
upwards Of an hour, and that their range
was so accurate that headquarters bad
10 be moved several tines. One skel
went throngh the Generals tent NJ
lives we're lost.
They also opened on the gunboats AM
poatoen bridges
The MENDOZA received a shot in tn
bull.warks, killing two men and wound
ing four others.
The Mendoza opened on the snem
and silenced their battery.
Grant visited Foster to-day. The enc
my were shelling the place when the il
terview took place.
A Washington special says: 1t
thought that Secretary FemendeH wi
very soon 20 to the people for loan, .
par, on six per cent boRds.
The necessity for this action is imm
nsnt for the amount Of suspended requ
sitions on the Treasury, which is nineI
millions.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
[PgBLIc REsoLurrox-No "a ]

4 RESOLUTION authorizing the accspt..ee az -,
taiz testimonial from the Goysrnnsnt Of Cres,
Britain.
Rs,olrsd b the Sezafe aaS Hasss Of R-r..-.s-s;-.
Of he TASTED States ef A-HsrSeG IN Co-cress aas.v-
the United States, Be and he is hsrebV anthor;vsS
20 aseept the piece Of plate recently presented 70
him by the GOvernmsnt Of Great Britain as 4 mari
o. nigh appreciation OF the unremitting attention
the British ship '-Greyhs whils in the savsI
hospital undor his charge At Norfolk. yirr5nia
Approved, June :, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
TPuHtIo No On \

Az ACT 10 provide for granting an hoasrabis
discharge 10 coal. beavers and Arsassn In the na-
val sew CO.
De enacted 81 the Ssaate and Hosss Of Repre-
ssnfatsss Of the United States 81 America IN Coagrsss
assembled, That honorable diseAArEss may Be-
granted e oai-heavsrs and fireman In the naval
service ofthe United States ia the sanas manner
and sabjeet TO the same conditions as sach dis-
charges are gov granted 10 ssamen, ordinary sea-
msn. landsmsU, aud boys.
Approved, June 7. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

or THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE IS
" selling - low as any house IN the city. The
public are invited to call and examine Goods and
Prices before purchasing ELSEWHERE. He warrants
ais goods TO give satisfaction- No trouble to
Ihow goods.
MendiBg done FREE or CHARGE, should
fhsy prematurely give way.
r. N. gELLMAH,
Evansville. Sept IS 1858 IS Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

a BODY OF Federal cavalry crossed the
river, last night, opposite Newark but
were driven back BY Gen. Armstrong.
All quiet elsewhere
= u. ------- .--------- Gan Harn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
TPusLrc-No. cal
AN ACT to punish knd prevent the countsFfsitIs
Of coin OF the United Etatea

AN ACT to punish and prevent the countsrfsitIss
Of coin Of the United States
Be eHacfsd By fAs Senate ad Hosss Of Rsyrsss.Gs-
ssss Of fs Uaftsd Safss Of America ~ Congress a.
ssrablsd, That IL any person or persons except q,
now asthsri1ed By law, shall hereafter make OF
eause to be nsde, or shall utter pass or attempt
to utter or pass. any coins Of gold or silver, or
other metals or ALLOYS Of metals, Ia tended far the
use and purposs Of euTrsHt money. whether In The
resemblsecs Of coins Of the United States or Of
foreign countries, or OF original design svery per.
son 90 odending shall, on conviction shersof Be
punished by fine netexeeodlnk thrss thousand dol
lars, or by imprisonment for term not srre,dInx
i've years, or both, At the discretion Of the court
according to the Aggravation Of ths offence.
Approved, June s, 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20

AN ACT to create "a ad iitionAi supervising in
speetor Of steamboats, and two local Inspectors
Of steamboats, for the COLI etien district % Msm-
phis, Tennessee, and tive local inspectors FOR the
collection district Of Oregon, and sof other pur-
mans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
SUNDRIES.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SITS,

THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT, WHICH
Il Ia we'll known Throughout the country, pos
sessss Stable advzatages superior 20 any similar
sstabnshnsnt in the City, having arrangements
r tbs seceptisn Of private horses 81 hEsry OF the
most elegant and complete description, and 81 t0s
fswsst rates.
Carriages f5r visiting to LAT. ccsehsss tgsf
wagons. and every kind Of read vshieis 70 ies-
Horsss sold ~ eomnission. Second had Boegys
tr sale ss shs vry lowest prizes. Passenger TT
w4rHed % Ell Exrts u - epun t<T y speelA eos
Sszzaes. Rfu8z EDSUH, DHT1feS = %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-20
CLOTHING.

cARLIN & CO.'S.
e NJ Il O X III NJ
FASHION +!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-06
Georgetown, Sept. 16-ts

lrAIsAI WOOD AND BILLIARD TABLE
g. FOR 1.-The advertiser l.s for sale
q farm in Prince George county, Nd. distant
from Washington u miles and miles from
the Alexandria Ferry, containing y ABOUT $40
acres, well enclosed, with q good , " I'll 81
LING HOUSE, containing nine rooms, 3Gi:@ll
Barn, Stable, Tobacco House and cabins, =
The cleared land is good and has been culti-
waited in Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Grass, and
the wood land, Of which there is about $50
acres, is in original growth, and has upon it
The finest timber in the country. This farm
can be bought for CASH for les, than the build
ings and fencing are worth, if early applica-
ton is made
| have also about 500 cords of Wood for sale
standing, mostly pine, on the Potomac, within
Il miles Of Alexandria, and the longest haul
to the river will not exceed Of q mile. Also
an excellent Billiard Table-wooden bed; for
sale great bargain. Address through Alex
andria p O., WILLIE sep 15-tf
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M ALL LINE BETW ZEN

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
TVAVING been awarded the contract for
/ / carrying the mail between this city ana
w ashinglon the undersigned has put Oh the
route q new and comfortable COACH, for the
accom nodation Of travellers
The Coach will leave at. 0. clock very morn
ing for Washington, arriving there in time to
connect with the trains going north, and at
night will leave the Depot IN Washington, On
th@: arrival of the o clock train. Thus persons
living in Alexandria and journeying north or
returning will always be sure u safe and
speedy conveyance to and from Washington.
~ Passengers for the q orth at O clock in
the morning will be called for, by, eavi ing their
name and place Of residence at the office NO.
T south Pitt street
sent 14-lm EDWIN E. TIA VIEW.
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81 THOS. DOWNING, AUcrIoNEER,
GEORGETOWN, ,. c.

YE7kUSTFA'5 SALE OF VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY in alexandria county, }jr~
ginia, about two miles from Georgetown D. G.
By Virtue ola deed Of trust from John I5iech-
lei, dated June 6, 4. 3. 1850, and recorded III
= alexandria county Record IL Iiber { i Q. 3,
page SOL, I shall sell at public sale TO the b ;gh-
est bidder on Tuesday, the 1lth day Of Octo-
be1, 4. D. 1864, at the auction rooms % 'Ehos.
Bowling, IN Georgetown, j. G., ut ten . clock,
s. NJ those two certain tracts or parcels Of
land, known as lots Nos 6 and 8, ii . plat Of
division, amongthe representative OF Abraham
and Isaac Birch, recorded il the same records
in Liber g. No. 2. page Is With the buildings,
improvements and appurtenances.
Lot 6 contains twenty acres. and lot Q four
acres: arc the Two parcels adoin, and vii? ho
sold together. The farm is about two miles
from Georgetown, and had farm house and
other buildings upon it.
The terms will be cash, and 500: will be re-
CURED at the time Of the sale-the residue
when the deed is ready 70. delivering and con-
veyance and stamp al cost of purchaser
FRED ". JONES, Trustee.
TlJOS BOWLING, Auotioneer.
Itoo f.
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Z = e 6 A z 7 @ Is i Z

EseIIE exercises, Of MISS MARKS SEMI
{ MARY will be resumed on TFedna> day, the
14th IF septeusbgr As tie improvement Of .the
students is greatly promoted by commanding
with the classes It is essential las FAR as is prs"
ticaDIel that al should be present at the opeF-
insof the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
TO return will phase make an early application
Miss IL. hopes to have efficient aid and viii
spare no pains in the faithful discharge Of her
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application at her residence, pa
King street aug l9-tootl
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TO Y ~ = 4 z e RS.

BOARD for two or three persons, in a private
- family Enquire at the Gazette Office.
sep 27--tf
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Is sCEWARZ SELLING OUT?

WHY Mary / was up at E5chwarz's store and
w bought some ofthe best bargains eTer
had since the war.
why sally some say he Amt going away nor
sell OUT?
Well Mary it don't make any difference what
lie is going TO TO- tie goods and prices are all [
care for he certainly sells goods 25 cents
less tban can inl them any where else; SO
Just 60 and try him and tell him you come to
sac the price list that will show you the differ
ence--thats SO you will say. sep PITT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-06

DANCING ACADEMY,

l45, King St., Bet St. Asaph and Washington
nROF. MARINI respectfully announces to
! his patrons and the public in general, that
he will resume his classes on Monday, Octo-
Der Sd:
DAYS CT TUITION:
For Young Ladies, Misses and Masters,
NJ: for Gentiemen from to 10 2. NJ
NJ For particulars see circulars, to be had
at French's Book Store or at the Academy du-
~ O. school hours. sep l2--tf