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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

Do unto others as you would, ,i.t tho,
IN similar siiciiuasaauoss, should do INTO
you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06
sTpEsMQND & HAY " ARD,
DENTISTS.
NEW AND IMPROVED INvENTIoN OF
aprrrTCyAL CuEQPLAsTIC BONE TEEIA
WITHOUT METAL PLATE ON CAAsfsa
DRs sIGEsMOND s. HAYWARD

DR5. sIGEsMoND & HAYWARD,
$50 pennsylyanit. avenue between 18th and 18th
Streets Washington, i: O.,
CtALLs Che attention Of the public to the 5o5-
u lowing advantages Of his improved. system:
/. The Teeth Of their manufacture Wi!I never
corrode nor change color by any acids, beng
thr ee- tourths lighter than any other
the artificial ones c.n be inserted over them
g. The roots will be made inotonslve ana
mover to ache.
L. No temporary teeth are needed, as .pern1a..
nent ones can be made immediately Thereoy
preserving the natural expression OF the lace,
which under the old system is frequently olS-
5, This work has been fully tested over i've
wears by lasny Of she nroI chemists an0 pAysi-
clans ofLhis country.
Urs. S. s. Il, have also inycnted Wh'Se on~
destructive metal filing, With which TE!e moS5
sensitive teeth cam be filed without pam, a2d
can build up 8 perfect sound tooth on any siee
roots, which will last throug lifetime
The best Of references given by Dr. ": MotE
D. Doremus, Professor OF Chemistry, n. 4,
anc thousands Of others.
Ca;! ana examine for yourself.
re- Office hours from s as In:s to . T. Eo''
each day. Sundays excepted
Get ZI--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06
60 Al . [ l.

CtHEApEST An . BEST CVAL OF
The CITY, by the barrel or at retail Pr
ces as tom, or LoIyer than the lo1Dest-4oAttlIy
uneaualed --for sale at COtiAN D.
'''> No Is ROYAL sire Il,
whore can be had Lamps, Chimnie5, M''' 8,
and eyergthing connected with the trade, IN
7very variety Of style. together with general
Assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan-
dyliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop L'ghts, elass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c. o(all toe new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations ana Extensions
nromnt}v attcntea to !; iii work warranted.-
putent Thief Detecting Money Drawer 1or
sale. nov 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06

Gen Maads's Address ID his army
Gent raj Meade has ISSUED the following 40
dress TO his army.
.HEADouARTEgs Amy or PoToMAc, May
1869 Soldiers: Again you are called upon
10 advance on the enemies Of your country
THE time and the occasion are deemed OPT Or
anne Nv YOUR Commanding General 70 address
Won . few words Of confidence and caution
Won have been re organized. strengthened,
and fully equipped IN every respect Ecu
form, 9 mart Of tic several armies o. your coun
nv. the whole under the direction # an able
and DISTINGUISHED general, WHO enjoys the con
fdence of The government, the people, and sc
army. Your movement being IN &C op7rat:on
with others. it is Of the utmost Importance
that no effort should be lett unspared TO make
ii successful.
Soldiers, the eyes Of the whole country are
looking with anxious hope to the blow you
are about to strike in the most sacred cause
that ever called men 60 arms
Remember your homes, your Wlges, and
children, and bear in mind that the sooner
your enemies are overcome TIC sooner. you
vii; be returned 10 enjoy The benefits and niess-
ings Of peace. Bear with patience he Lard-
ships and sacrifices you will be called upon 20
endure. Have confidence IN your officers and
in each other. Keep yourra on the maTcn
and On The 5attle field, and let each man car
nestly i'm plore God S blessing, aud ende@v or by
his thougGts and actions TO render himself
worthy OF the favor he seeks. With clear con
sciences and sfroog arns, actuated by a high
sense Of duty, fighting 70 preserve the Govern
71ent and che institutions handed down 20 Us
by our foreta lfer@, If iruo 20 ourselves, veto
n, under i5oa'5 blessings, must and Will at
lena our efforts. GEORGE g. MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06

The revenue OF Tie chesapeake anu ONO
Canal, fer The rnontl, Of April, exceeded s22,-
900. There were $40 arrivals The frst four
days 10 May brings seventy one cargoes OF coal
from Cumberland, and one Of -four and wheat,
which nay be set down at 81; 500 for tolls. 1t
navigation holds good, this will, by far, be the
greatest month G,r trade ever witnessed on
this great stream.
Adv;ces from Lima state that the question
pending between Peru and Spain had reached
81 alarming stage The Spanish Minister
having been refused recognition, sent an uitA-
1naturn TO the Peruvian Government, which
was returned unopened, and be lefs the coun>
try pe1 steamer
The sub committee Of the y, S. Congress
on 1Gae conduct Of the War; who proceeded 70
Cairo 20 investigate the Fort Pillow affair, nave
made q lengthy report in which they state that
three hundred men were killed after the fort
was in possession Of the Contederates. The
Committee make % Recommendations as 60
The course 60 be pursued by the Federal gov"
ernnaent IN the way Of retaliation.
n the II. S. District Court at Baltimore
Yesterday morning, Judge Giles issued a de-
cree Of condemnation and sale against the es-
tate Of J. r. Anderson, Brigadier General IN
The Confederate army Of Virginia, and joint
nroprietor Of tbe Tredegar Works IN Rich
rnona. The estate comprises upwards Of So,
ooo acres Of valuable timber laal5 in A1egha-
NJ county, Nd,
The latest Bank Of England return shoWsits
bullion reduced to less than thirteen millions
below its highest point q few weeks since.
6rpplies Of shipping d9ar having arrived at
New York shipments 70 Eogland have RECON-
neacad, All 5cei2bt5 adyaaee u consequence,
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A c + E D

DANIEL sHA
AEERCEE ANT 4 lilo H.
TTAVING taken the stand formerly Gccu'
IL pied by W. 3 4. Murray, No. 10; n ORTIZ
Fairfax street. is prepared 70 ill AL orders En-
- 80; 20 y; ;, ,roi ocossoTs dec o-Gf
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Albums and Gard Pictures.
PARTRIDGE'S:s
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds of Artists Material on hands ana
sale at ~ low rates % they can b purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, OF other citiss
Fancy prfnts ef fine quality Looking GLASSES
Picture Frames. Mouldings and q great variety
other goods on hand and for sale at fair rates,
MIA restricted namber Of Pupils taken b
learn tho Art, ~ - a ~ r. - spl6-u
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Spaoial SINotice..


No person Of pefsors gre allowed 70 contract any
debt CONNECTED With the "FRSrfvAL AND FAIR
except the Chairman Of the various published commit
tees connected Herewith. 51otacJ FiiH = ie20-h
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A PPE A. l., /.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTESS t2's{o asS1 se

We appeal to you to contribute of your apundancS
70 the relief Of the sick and wounded soldiers o. our
While many of your fellow citizens hare had their
farms ravaged and their homes desoated BY the ruth
less iron heel Of war; you have been mercimy parea
Grams for whom we plead Seed time and harvest have
returned as usual with you your gran ares are iu
and your pockets fuller still. Can you know that the
Tor mere 1.-THE what they have preserved to You,
and srudge them that poor pittsncel Let your sins
roll in ia money and in kind, FREQ wiE offering %
those to whom you owe your harvest homes.
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND
WORKINGMEN, OF WHEELING j.
Always fruitful in good works let not your han n
,acken now. Remember your brave defenders II thu
-beir t;me Of need But for them you would have ne
shops to work in-uo work TO dol Dole not out you,
gratitude in stingy measure, but come to the rsoSSs
have often dong before, Y money ana pl9sA''
lAOo nd ~ sHn. e. rsg.4a Esha .aska.E..
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Contributions Of money should be made to- {
~ esiAa.l JOHN DONLON, Chairman. sol |,
JNo. +. HOPKINS, e1ldRo. ADAMS, hai
Z y ALRx. LAysaLIs.fs sssS. l MoseAN i. orr,
Special Appeal to the Ladies' OF Wheeling
- hind Surrounding Country, on Be
half OF the Approaching Fair
E@NG4g and Footfvaly.16t ssissH.t T

| Ladies, the Fair has been postponed q week,
merely for the purpose Of giving yon moro tims
to contribute more efectually to the income and
success, and every lady should at once, see what
she can do for 1t, and then apply herself promptly
| toher pious duty. Some can do one thing, some
| another; some can make up needle work; some
can prepare pastry, and others can labour In the
vineyard: AEL CAN DO SOMETHING; all
can influence each other, and without your hear
ty support, and cooperation tho Fair will lack
an important element Of success. Will not every
lady in the country up, prepare and contrib
ute articles in their peculiar deps and
will not the ladies Of the towns at once 60 to work
with earnest zeal in this holy canse2 ~ % h-i@
Ladies assemble yourselves under your various
Church and School and Society organi cations, in
your social and family circles, and plan and do all
can do, something, and none should be satisfied
| unless they do. No ouch object has ever before
claimed yeur philantnropic efforts; God grant none
| ever may again. - 80 %
Nor should any political or religious considera-
lions chill the heart of any one. We plead slike
for the souls and bodies Of the sick and wounded Of
both armies -of all sects and many nations-that
| fall to our charge. No distinction 10 ever made
All are treated just alike by both the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions. -.-...,...
Of all charitable objects ever pressed upon your
benevolence this is the most important, the most
urgent, the most catholic, and the responsibility is
the most awful wv
What more need be said to excite your compass
sion and stimulate your zeal2
Can you picture to yourself the poor stricken
fellows for whom We plead, carried from the fatal
battlefield on stretchers, soon perhaps to meet
their Goo, u their wounds tenderly dressed their
sickened bodies carefully nursed, their minds con-
soed, their spirits soothed, their parting word or
gift to distant loved ones faithfully treasured their
eyes closed and their soul commended to merci-
full Judge, aud refuse or neglect to take part or
lot in this matter!
If not, then up and be doing. The time is short
it is true, but long enough for your work to heal
many horrid cash, cool many psrched lip and
wipe many tear away. jel5
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Grand Patriot io-=-
FESLTIJVEAM
AND , ARJIaa
on BEHALF OF The s'ss ga ~
SANITARY COMMISSION "a
ettaA THE & z2fsxO
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, =
I'll. r "a AND .Tg rse5ssse 9 20 I
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES, snfwoI
TO BE HELD IN THE
FAIR BUILLIN GS
r COMMENCING JUNE 2sth,Y 1864
AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, IN
GLIDING A GRAND CELEBRATION
ON THE 4TH OF JULY
PRESIDENT, f+iFg p egh-A
HIS HONOR, MAYOR CRANGLE.sa
CHIEF MARSHALL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
JNO HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT.)
SECRETARY,
JOHN e. WILSON
TREASURER,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
MANAGERS, SOC = *'As,'
JAS BoDLEy, JNo. DoNLoN,4
JN0 BISHOP, TH0s. HORNBRO0K,
] A. METOALF, JNO K. BOTSFORD, I
&. W PAXTON, w. L. McNEELY, i
THgO GORRELL; ISAIAH WARREN,
BOOKING. - =, /
couMITTpps Rs % s7i1zA
oo'AHi : : A--' u.s5
ON HALL,
James Bodloy, John Clayton,
isaac Cloudy, Henry Wallace,
Jacob Morris.
ON REFRESHMENTS.
Thos Hornbrook, w. b. Simpson,
Nicholas Schultz W. B. senseney, |
James Gilshrist ..gtl-z |
ON DECORATIONS.
lohn Bishop Ed. Reid, = |
r Addison, John Bayha, |
g. T. Cartwright. |
ON FLORAL DEPARTMENT. 1
" L, McNeeley DR.. As. Todd,
= Ogiebay, JOS. lSeiboldl J
g. L. Cranmer. 4
ON ADJUSTMENTS. gar I
J a. Metcalf, j. 5. Rhodes
Aug Campbell B. B. Stone, i
Samuel Laughhn, /
ON FANCY ARTICLES, /
Theo, Gorrei Augustus Pollock, 4
" Vi. Eicoil h. Fisher, Il
John Roemer. y =
ON SUPPER.
Jno l.. Bot5ford VIM, D, Sawten,
Hiram Young, VIM M, Berryhill,
E j Stone.
ON FINANCE.
John Dopion Alex. Lsughlin,
Johu + Hopkins Geo. Adams
NJ L. OFT. tI.f
ON PRINTING /
=. ", Paxton, TIC MeAfes,I
John Wilson W B. Smith,
Samuel P Hildreth Trgv
ON CURIOSITY SHOP AND GALLERY OF
FINE ARTS rTsFyly |
I'd. Booking, A c Partridge.
Geo Storm, Dr. J. c. Hupp.
y E. Donuel H ..I.tA
ON MANUFACTURES AND MECHANICS.
And Glass, VIM Graham, / II
Jer'h Sheppard JAS. McCluney,
H. Williams. ..t
u LIVE STOCK AND BUTCHERS MEATS
NJ SCALAN, Chairman.
COMMITTEE ON MONITOR 49,
L. NJ Norton, n
jas Wilson, A u, Thomson,
Int Enan. VIM Dillon. |,
ON POLICE. Il
ISAIAH Jy,rre, Capt. Britt, l.
CAM Orer j, E Bier, /
w. D, Lewis. II
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ooNATIONS, of Curiosities, trophies, Oil Paint
.iEgsI LhSoerspsa aasipserss srIshs isAnins
sf,sao :ege fufipg the greet SANITARY FAY. VII
nsor " Ta 1ss IT., tn:y are
&ossLT1 a. Sculptures will lesysswtra yith any
- 80 Committee, who will when Tho room i
u.sS.s cau, for them, Having sscufsd the best
1870 1ths Ticket OEcs) everything Is well pro
$500 from Wind and rain, and the committee
srsssatSss that proper care Mill be taken Of them
md hold ilsnselvss 5sspSnae,s ,os tn mn prS@ps
.snd thar article, per Adams Express to the Chsr
man. &C Curiosities and Trophies may b left with
any Of sA Edmund S8n;i SockfNa, Chairman:
D-- o. TffpP sI&sE son A:C.PARfRlDGE
|okUsTORM,f i.n ,ssinx D.zE- D0NNRL.
fsh ssCsnmissseoa 1arinitis ~ Siss AaRss
'isssH,r1x1Ev "
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This Festiv al IS intended to be comprehensive
series of all the most rational enJoyments thst can
lie available. -,,z.
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly hlumina-
ted aad profusely orna mented with evergreens,
bowers and drapery; and decorative gas ana wafer
md rock work, Refreshments, boquets and use
til and fancy articles will be offered for sale
saplcious stage will be erected and recherehe
lnusemeuta and entertainments OF various KIND
9iU he introduced each evening. All Will De
male redoent with perfume, Music ana melody
VIII abound, and every thing possible will be done
70 make 1t worthy the sacred object whose cause
pleads,
Contributions of money, goods, useful and fan
~ articles labor fruit flowers, curiosities, nation
4 falics, Etc. Etc, are solicited and VIII be
thankfully received by any Of the officers or com
uittee
The assistance and cooperation OF the Ladies Il
especially invoked, t.a
Patriotic citizens of neighboring communities
are earnestly requested to assist this great labor OF
ora ana send contributions and delegations to its
support
The following PANIED gentlemen from nsighbor-
ngtowns and cities have been appointed agents to
onward any contributions that may be contributed
% them, and also to use any and all means III
her power to further the good work on behalf Of
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REFER TO

81 TOBACCO.
I0cADDIEs Prairie Farm" l-4s,
~ 30 do "Old Flag" do .'f
20 do Hearts Delight los
40 DO "Zsck Taylor las,
40 do Spun Roll los
=, 20 do Anna Bell, Natl. leaf La
IL. % half butts Edmunds Q Q, long lOs
10 do do Formal IS
1884 do r and B los
TIA do Simon Pure; nat. If.
10 IL do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
8 boxes Elderado do
t~ 10 Keps Twist do for sale q,
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL 4 TINaLI
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To the People of Western Pennsylva-
MIA, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
We ask your aid and cooperation in rendering the
above named department of the Wheeling Fair and
Festival success.
Let love for your bleeding country, and sympathy
for its brave defenders prompt you to send US such
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Relics, Trophies and Curiositie

OF every description, you may have or can proeu
from Others or, without delay, give notice to the Con
mittee where they can be found. The
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NTRQEANTs on EHEELING

- k2HASGS OF WINNING
hHIi s y q ID E ~ e y:
ng a ssss asSt s GU ~ e e. !,
.y s; E. esy hi Ssss f'i Ply ~ sefreb ss'e ana
'LABI$Bph
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county CALI yeass lppr dpt!, We tpgg yeH ~, p
MINISTER'S H RHE aosrzrl
Stir spHms 6acAu "a hassealcis intska AaH $3.50,
Plead with the@ 10 @plt gthsE example Of the good
ss Ss,s W gf s Sss N asAs na'
-4ai sst sal I'd LsgHlEDREN,as Ss1stnSs adj r,
Saw. S., youl s posss nop 3 s and psa s
ssf Ssa, A Ss5s s sssia ssas ysa y Eng
CITIZENS OF. sNEIGHB0RING TOWNS,
Give % your sympathy and ssmsfAins more sahst.n-
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q IsTe rolling ana when II y fllsd VIII We sp Pea
things THESE poor soldiers have @ Yo9 rol
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de Of the siek and the aangleds the dsins ana me
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One and all, eSnehslp sioSs this benevolent pnderts
king lBscauss you FEEL secure don't forget that war
walks abroad hand that war must hAss its VIC
Tins, and that but for these for vhcn We plead war
might even now be upon you and yours, aisly-,,,
j. Don't wait 70 be called upon, committees Val NOT
have time but voluntarily end cheerfnify come up TO
this feast of love, and there Ia yns your h upon ito
alter plight afresh youf troth TO your bleeding country
aud each other and rush to save, oh sess nom linz
ssEisE nnds disease and death thoss ersss dsfsndr
: II every man, woman, ana child among u would
give but one dollar to the cause what inosse would
arise. bass es'jShS ~ s9GE .s3en,O.s CgSDh tCl
,a,,3 LIs G5odgsJ ial--A.ioG.S1lU 3s'A af1is !
Contributions Of money should be made to- lifg9
4 esiha.l JOHN DONLON, Chairman. a0t tsl
JNo. +. HOPKINS, az idEo. ADAMS, haa Il.G
~ ALRx. LAueHLIs,fe sssSsx MossAN /. Orr,
a7nIs bios Sd Finances ommittee- do. SIS ii9Y
Contributions, other than money, should be sent to
the warehouse of yno. F. Hopkins No So Main street,
where they will be properly cared for. All articles
should have card attached, giving ownefs name and
residence, and probable value of same and stating
whether donated, loaned for the establishment 81
the hall .t a.syO 81 iel4 !
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-18
TrrRrzc-No. 4a1

An ACT fixing the date Of the loss Of the T. : brig
" RainbFidge and for the relief of officers, seamen
and marines Of the same, and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted 10 the Senate and House q Representatives
Of tie United StdtS Of 1mericd Congress assembled
That for the purpose OF hXng the time n which shall
the pensions under the existing laws Of The
widows and orphan children Of the officers seamen
rIne and others service who lost the United
States brig 'Banbridge' well a. the time 10 which
pay or said officers seamcn marines. and others in
the service shall be allowed the twenty first day OF Au
gust in the year thousand eight hundred and sixty
three shall be deemed and taken 20 be the day which
the said brig - Bainbriigen - foundered al sea.
Sec ?. ARd b H further esddsd That the widow
child children and case there shall be widow.
child children aforesaid then the parent parents
Al there be parents the brothers sisters Of the
officers seamen marines and others IN service who were
lost ia said brig Bainbridge, shall be entitled and
receive ont CT any money the Treasury otherwise
Appropriated sum equal 20 twelve months pay Of ther
respective deceased relations aforesaid addition
the pay due To said deceased the Of the
said vessel
Sec 8 And b Il furtksr enacted. That the proper
accounting officers OF the Treasury Department be and
are hereby authorized and directed settle the
counts Of Charles C. Waen, late acting pay
master m the navy who lost IN the brig Ban
bridge, with ali his accounts and vouchers for experd
itures and payment made BY him. and With all The
money stores and supplies procured for the Of
vessel and 70 allow him credit for whatever ap-