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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
SefseOi6t non 5, %. @trau6snmiusr,
@aItimore, BEN 20. Suni 1860.

Bcrii6er LIT Der blut'se @treit,
BorbeI bic retteriGmiile 3sit,
Der 6eiub ct lit eriGIasen.
Drum iIble auf bu E~urnerI@aari
nn6 feire 6eut' tein Subeljabr!
limb Ias es biz beRasen!
Wer tpirs ni1t iubeIn i'm Semitic,
Wenu Srieb' unb 6reube uni i'm blit6t,
Wenn @rcBes 1T errungen ?
Menn man eritrebt Elm 6o6es 3iel,
limb bas 9etcngte i6pere Spiel
BUN sliidliG lift Selunaen.
0nrnieoer liest bic Sflaberei,
Der Siiben lift nun mo6r6aft fret
rsb feline 5aaten i&meleu
@e1tiir1t III bes Tprnnnen Gbrcm,
nnb baIb tpirb Der Sere1te &obn
Dem Saupte Der Sfebenen,
Das tpar elm ME seiesener 9ampf!
Gum 6inttnel auca Der bide 0ampf
Bon tpo9enlanSem SGla8ten,
Ntrrat6 I'M Sitben un6 I'M Norb
limb 6euerstrunft unb Meu9eImorb
Befiel ben t1nbepa6ten.
Mie gIitdli9 mir, bic BON 8esiun
Den Gtten, rehten Bur9eritnr,
Mu& in gefa6r bepieien!
1lnb bas mir. ME bes Sibens Sne@t,
Der freten @rbeit 6eiIscS Reft,
Die Treibeit ME perIiesen!
8erIcren mir aud Gut unb Slut,
Inns blteb Der G5re bp6es Gut,
Der Gies bIie6 ben @etreuen
D tpGbIet ftets ben beien Gbel
gtur in Der 6rei6eit III bGs Sell,
Ser Greieu u:Sst Gn& freten!
Gut 3eiG, @nt Sell
Sd Gurer G6eiI
Natt frei bic Balm
HuD ssht Splout
anO tdulpft aud In Der Nrtebens3ett
Ser Treiteit bsipsen Strett!
SUto Jet bic &urnerei
STFV aHO ttS1 nab fsii& Mub fretg
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
Mns hem etnntr Marhlanh.

BaibtnstOn GOuntp. Sic Sim
tt6tuns BON 2inbiap SOrner uno gbrabam
3OOne, pelbe uegen GrmOrouns Don gouaro
@laofelter gum SOOe perurtbeiIt purben, wirb
am z. Suli i'm SailbOfe 81 9userstOtpn itattz
finesn. IN
Baltimore county. = Mm lebten
WtOntds puroe BON ben @efansenen Der SOtus
fontpUn Sail Der 8eriu6 gema&t, aussubre>
@er, toelder Obne |3weifel sesIldt mare, wenn
Der @6lIeBer cine Wiertelftunoe lpdter setomz
men mare. Ste PeriOnen, tpel6e Der 8eraus
bung oes 6rm. BOrtbinston anaeflaat linb, bat
man i'm @erOa6t, Ous GompIctt uuter ben &C.
fansenen es iinO Oeren i'm @ansen 8-anqes
itiftet gu baben ie lino besbaIb in @iien aez
Ie9t pproen.
-SSn Der @lerts Office be8 Gpuntps 1T gpz
bert s. SbOmpiOn gum Counter Glert, Gufus
Sing gum Sronicript Glsrt uno 6. 81. Wbittle
gum &ecOrOins Glert ernannt worben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
Sd0nfeQti1h SCATTER.

Ieihe 1d nDb nt3t ter lest Dr9aniirien @efeGf&dft anae.
l@l.rllen babfnp int bierturd G~ufsefo rert, fOlGes I~patefens
na1fen Stsnitas, ben q. SS4 in Der tn tes @sbintaae ytGt.
. npr ItItlnnoenesn @erfanmluus 81 tbun fpdter
que @ftt8lte5er ftnb aufSsterteft piuftli1 sa e. ihstner.
kll Z. K Iedpn 2 1 II Gnfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
NeniraI 03ounerYim q

Nteler nene Saneeretn bat li6 am Gesten Dtetfa SpUs
itdnbtg DrganiFrt, feline 8pamten erpdbit nnb RE MSSm,n+-
lupe Gtnaa9!une beS0nnrn. Aae, Ste i'd einem IOltbsn Bau-
peretn aal<eBen tOlen. locrben b6itt&f etnselapen, Dins.
tag, y. Stunt, NbenbS s ubr i'm 0erinmmlIros anfof 10.
5rn. S6reirr, 223 MIcs Wnnar, su err 1etnen. "
SIN auftEas tes @ereins
(lamO) ". Gtpt CT F'"I'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

aus ten Yertanblunaen Spr tenn RreiSgertGte Ter ger. Sion.
ten fur len inbliaen Diftrltt tes Stuahs Stem gOrf.
Circuit Court Der Ser. Staten -- ~. SUM
.- 1854
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
@rtra=G Understandings
DCS SOarIllnuir 9snu,,rrc;nc

que WtItglteetr p0teea Werrtns Hno 6isrtu' d aulapfOrbert
asu!f 1oen6 TN gerilnmlun8S;Cfais tel Grnf Jrsnf, BAL
~pcrliegep
s. ~ GMner, Tr1L.
W. 8. ObreufhdIL Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
W1rftpreife.

Saltim ore, 90. SGni.
MebI.- @uper 1917 7.75; Sanlilp Q 90
Sic HOO; @oSsenmeRl $4,000; @crnnuebl 5.l2L
@etraiSe. = Geiseu. peiBer, 1.9O-2.lO unp
rct6er 1.50-1.80 "a 8a,bel; 9eISSforn O.O0 -o.o5
@ SiBl.; Saier 71-72 Gents @ Bf6I.; Roeaeu
00-0.s5 q 8i6l.
$50 Gents ~cffertrt. Tcrto SticO 5O-75
rDbiiipne - S6inten 20-21 Genta, @e,ten
1917 Cts; S&uIterftttc Is Cts S@tpeineiett 1868.
3uder. = CUBA 11.00 =. 1925; Bcrtc Oficp
11.50-I5.00.
SaIB.- @rOunb @lIm 1.85-O.0O, feines 2.85
bis 600; Gurts 9sIaub $4,000. a@
WbiStet- pefl., 2.08 per @aG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
NJ @FFFbFNFFF 80
Central lluirn (Srhcitrr,,no

@erpen TFeuhbIsV e%tneeLaben, Gpnntap, 26. unit Nb,ubS
z nOr tn t9rern 2ofal (gentral Saa. @auar. J ;ur piarteliSbs
rtsen Notwithstanding pinttlt& ;u e. iSsinen, ia Ter
SeamtenrapI f~attfiEbst. "
,au4 s. gdbartt VrSt.
ia d. - z d EaIr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
VGrl0utioc .!.itl;ci0c,

DIE r%t'drplane 8 IN VII .%ctltton". ;etst t!ermtt an eas
ne am 10. s II Elm ptc ytie sam 8efen teS Qtncpin Dent
mails y ran'taliet'tef' Nabf1ss ia etnrr fpd1;rn Mnirtee.
Aus 9crp, 0cri
EStlImoj SOB g 6ntbt SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
Ueue An2eiaen.
Granf NIhIcr.

sum 1. Wdrslanb Gesiment sebSrt unt I& ratr-
ftetnlt6 tn etnem Der bteiteen 5pfpit1ler befnbet, tam rt1-
ttee Yaptere tn @mpfang nebmen menn er. i& nteltet bel
Sran3 Ueebler NO, 235 28. NalttmGrefr. (mp-0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
NdtiDndl 2incDln munument
Sammlung Don 8eitrdsen unter ben 0eutl6en
8altimpre'S
far cGs in SSafbinstou Su errid,temSe NationoLs

SamIHtln9 DOH Oettrd9en unter ben 0eutlhen
BaltimOre'S
fdr ras In @8afbiustOm sm erridbtemSe SeationoLs
MDnumeMt.
Ha&tem Die untersei1 neten gearttek res Ra,tpnaI Qins
coin Wpnuntnt. Veretns bic n6tbteen Nncrtnuneen petrpfs
len une bic SubicrtptpnSlifeu ten &etren tr Elm ;eInen
gBarbs 3u9sheat ba9en, 70 lahen Ge hermit an lire teutften
DtttSurger pie Iufcrferuns ereeben, rep Setter tGa Setnise
oaSI ~bettrd8e, UNI etne nGSlt6f SrrSe sunlne Iur bisIen
eblen 3red ,u ~ersielen. lEt .te
0erfdume 0tenanb Su tteiem Senfinal etmas set,~ atraaen,
welhes ben, " drt1re feines 4antes
Mbrhbam XtucOln
~sewtbhet III.
SpleenSe 6erren Hnb nit Der GruetttDn bon g3ettr1oe
tetraut: Il
1. 28arb-Wl. Diet,i&. u. gDsisfittel uub VI. Sbu1;.
2. 9Ddr6-Hnprert RDhItna. S6wata unb MatlbpuIe,
3. Wlrt-5. 9ribl, isrieb>td, Dos nab q iptn.
4. gDarb-Sistert, Dtttts, Or. pansttt, 8u9Staum unb
Wernebgrg.
s. DarS-sGutert, Sptttaus, gelse.ua, SSmmstfelb uub
Sadie.
s. 9rarb-9r. @ist, 5ar unb Or. gridn,an.
Z. ge irs-8. Wolt, Sol, &dtber unb s. 0seSs.
!. arb-gtltItauier Kraft unb Wtu1mper.
unb RabI.
10. aDare-gde. aesfsr, 8. g,tbmann, s. Sstt, s. Sem:
meter unb Or. Wtntwart.
IL gDarb-G aHnnSe, Blum urb gdbatbt.
IL. sDcff. pfeiftr unb g3rtnd.
-. ~gSarb-Sitceei. Sdde, Or. 9drtn9. u. Ncrbtrf.
IA. WIrp-Stelh, 2epptte, M6cel, Seelba6 unb Gprefe.
Is: H~are-GtasS ptIter, S.. SIeiftmann, s. Glin9er,
eb e: Strrlb $: Born, $ 8nefIp unb 5ilb.
S@rebr
IL. Wart-6. 9Dsber, s. G6b. 3ean, 3lmmer, @t. Qepb
II. 9rare-N. Brad. II Wader. /. Seeser, @t. Seen-
walS' Samnesbater. etpps II SCsel.
10. Warb-e6nnt, &ublmann, Waaner upb BubIer.
20. Warb-Wta!ldnbsr prdpe, SlaB uub 3euI.
Subtcrtpttcnsitftn iteacn auG often In prn betber rent.
t6en 3ettun98 Sfisen.
W 9is Serren @paet ,Sren trsrten flnmtlt6e Seller
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
p VNNTFNt = Z ? NV ~
uebCrfcDrcitund zines tSiuhoItbcfshIs

- 8. 9. @ppt9ear & y. 9oppenbufe n aesen
y eter s 1emtit f.. - 80. mar bte$ tin Aniras apf Re
~itrafun9 he's S~efiGeten, trel6sr f@ Der Serfebung elmer
3riunftipn bdeurG ituI6is .eeta6t bate, rB or Summit.
unb @utta=Y erba.8 dmnte f%abrtsirt unb p~ertauit bate.
ORthter NeliCn iprad itb In letr natbrifliden unt freM.
gen gDcrte1 geSen b'ejent9en uebertreter Der Tatentseftbe
aus, rtl0e bls I'm ie6en bes @ert6tstpfe taturd niGt re.
i%pefttren, bab lie barin tebarren, Sieie 8Gmne SE f~atriatren
prets has Sanbnerf geleat meTSrn mule. 6a Der qstlasts
aus Waueel an Burai6afg bereits eipe SDrGe TN @efdnsniB
mar, 70 serfaate i'm &iattr Sttpnan 81 elmer Straft bon
500 unb su elmer Ueitern GefGnaniffrdfe ron 20 Easen,
welde Iesere %auSertent 70 lonae iprthauern iDnte, bis bic
geIefrafe be3abIt let. (ni23 1p)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
ZSdrhnll9 on GOItaG,
bic nit @llnmiz unb @utta Yer6as&dmmen
banoeIn.

Die Gafente auf hdrte6 Gunmi Glafttcum ppn WeIjpn
GrCtaear itnb Spm 6. Niai 1865 an aui iieben Sabre e,neuert
iretben.
Die nSnota Tsbtsr Gpmb So con Stem gSgf bat tds
He@t. &Gmme aus Giun1mt @lalicum uub
@utta YerGa SIT f~abrijtren unb III Sertiufen. Muf oaen
Skinner, pel6e bisftIte fabri3irt, fnS bic g8Grie ~eingefer1-
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OrcMrffOn

Ga OrOfe GTcurffOu
IN gum 8efen her ct. Steptars S6uIe t@6e Sanuvst
&8& unb SGuaburs Str.)
na6 GatIsotle Guf bem Ddmpfr .YiUnier" am DtsnfaG
lo. Suit. Der Danpfer oerl1et 2tebtfr. QDberft NUreent
Punct Z Ntr nnb belt ON Sens 9Dint @bsrft an -
1tdetS fur %erwadiGue perfcnen rs gta, fur 8inter unter
IA Satren 25 Cts Enb am Tannrftr pber BET her GDmtte AZ
Enten.
10 s Deter, 8 SResie, 3 gDittIer, s Q8ebrtetu, $ GDaseu.
teIb, 81 Senlhen, y 9enfeI,
t24iu,fnu17inl) s. Reubert, SeEr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
Mftien= Srduerei!

BUR 8equeuli6teit BEG 4ublitnn.s ipIen 3eit5nunaen
5unI &aHital : StcGe Der Nftiens8rauerei= 81 e.
ienftaft
unb 9 onnabent, ben a.,
bel Seurp Sdinis. $40. 2 Gin SreScriTfrcae
MbencS 8, bon IA trpr al, euteesen9enpmmen tper=
ben. Scierb 8uppert. @rGi.
s. @arbUer, gbabm.
l6Slm s. .. NideL @eiret1r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
NOli3et=OeDartcmcnf
" 6rf6altSs Sfftce,
Baltimore, %. Stunt 1865,
11mhorStrotfonA oof,,nS.I

@tt gtDBes Sap.Dferb, 16 5anb trd, nit petgem @eiiGt.
sas itnte etnserbetn s,,i@wsaen. Ter @tssntbnmer it En-
~;une5men. IbrS. s., 6 a m ~ NV
NFlWl Ypltiefndrfhdl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

nNQA. SOmmer=S cuccrt
MMEMW tn Der
%E@. Nrnttlfr. Sale, 237 B. N~ratttr.
W,r erIaubeu unS, tt1em ~ssetrten @u5lifum BITE ersttsnRs
Ansstse su NADER, bb bon ieet an jecer Wputas unt Cams.
tag Mbeup IN unferm uu etassrttt zen CONNER. pcctuOn
GCncertsfattftnbet. Ia Cs urs Gelunaeu tn, Gapt. Ntntere
~terutmtes MuiiCprpS ~ e~redgtrea, f6nrep mir ten stebr.
ten BE IpGern eenueTette Mbeuhe beripre6en.
Gute Getr1nte unb SoCt(sn werten fets perabretGt. Nu9
hest cen @dteu SeSeIsctn, ipwte Biusib unb Sdsateu sur
8ertusuns.
gu sabliet6en geSuG fabes erfesenf stn
(19jun3Dttl .Dte
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Ncr. 81. Sicben:0 rcibiscr Stbatamts.
Nnttn.
Oritte Serie.
Dte 3iniea beetnnen ain Is. Suit 1868.

Nohfetente Sdb, lie setst bic NettO.jEsftn ter Serf9tste-
men Bttrdee, roSUn cite j3tnfen tn 0UrauS erlaubt tpsrben
fur hip betre He nnen Tade. mic Tre,i6afrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
$1UU RrainiMnt
i'm Qomitr. 0nnnerein.

OetSe @'arate tlrb auf itben Nntteit In QspRr.8 auSerein
a~usSejabIt. ute, BITE i& btees gu 9tubtn MAIDEN pOuen,
ipeFeen %nphltbun, ndhhen ylcntd9 Mteno i'm 8~erIantmlunos
EOIat pet Nrn GlaouH8, SO. $50 9Cptr. su eriNetnen unb
tHre Nnttetle gu 3et&nen tnten bic @tiegenbett baiu mod
t"re TT D'c 3rsits TF6entlt@e @intlblWns frbet fatt.
). y. Wptb, @rdE.
A""r! I. 3 ulauf {, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24

Baltimore Slipper" entbdIt in ietnen
Jeipalten fOIsenOen 8eri6t elmer III Der
BurO ~abgebaItenen umerifonii6en Ser
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-24
0eturt8tog uno tunca

lARRRkA4s Ser un!erSe.Gnete mdht ieinen Nreunten unb
betannten bic &psetes, baB er ani W'sntda BEN 26. Stunt e.
mem eelttaten 2un@ ferttrt, rotu taS bette 5rtt gDiesner'Ife
Q%eserbtcr ~usrsapt WtrS. gu sabIrsitsm 5uiprud label
bpTttft elm i. Oabtb 9ei6Ie.
(SdmD)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
LOCAL NE W S.

County CoURr.-tFrom the Record. J
TuEspAY.-The Sheriff was ordered TO nave
rona;red the window blinds on the west sloe OF
the Court House.
License was granted to Michael Bossart to
,on Ale and Porter. and licenses were also
Granted to Henry HEN, Henry ochornWold
and Bartholomew Ahern, to keep ordlnarles.
VII. 2. Car)in was appointed surveyor OF
The road from Columbia Pike to the George
town road, near Balls p Roads.
Richard Bennett, charged with horse steal
mo was examined on enc charge, and sent on
to the Circuit Court for trial.
Michael Agnue, charged with stealing dry
goods from Jas. Stein, was examined and sent
on to the Circuit Court for trial.
Edgar Wheeler, a free negro, charged with
stealing s87 from Billy Campbell, was tried and
acquitted.
A number of civil causes were continued.
The following cases were dismissed: Galleon
&c Skidmore Birch VS. Lent, English and
wife Us. Roberts, Hofheimer and Metzger VS..
Coppage, and Browning VS.. Henderson.
OoPPNS~' 4
The will of Town]y Riggs was probated.
Crimes VS. Prior-unlawful detainer-judg-
ment against plfft. for costs.
Hodgins vs.. Conner-unlawtul detalner-
Judgment against deft. for costs.
To-DAY.-Jno. West was appointed COM
missioner In Chancery.
The estate of John Maston was exonerated
from tax. III
Com. vs. Bennett-indicted for felony
examined and remanded to jail for trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
W. T. Carne was allowed $40 for taking
down evidence.
Com vs. JAS Quagan-on an Indictment
plead guilty-no jury prisoner sentenced to
80 daysin the county jail
L. B. Tayler and d. L. Smoot were allowed
SIS each for services
Payne and wife VS.. Perkins-case SANDER
dismissed.
The case of the Com. VS.. David and Joshua
Hany-indicted for petit larceny-was taken
up, and a motion to quash the indictment
oVerruled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
E)ry Good. Millinery, &c.
azgn.zrz=a GRAND OPENING OF FALL
asssS AND WINTER GOODS,
IT z STOLL'S NO LIS MING 81.

(ABONE WASHINGTON STREHT)
The Ladies' and the Public generally, 81"
most respectfully notified that am now re-
f FALE& 81 WINTER sT0CK0F Dry GOODS,
consisting Of the best assortment ever offered
in this city. --o.,oo.,>.,
ihave on hand, D full}ine DRESS GOODS,
consisting Of plain and figured Silks; French
and Engiish uerinoes, all cvlors; black and
colored Alpacas embroidered, plaid and plain
non}ines Mouselaines Of all qualities, French
and American Prints, sc, sc.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, I have
cornDlete assortment Of Linen and Cotton
Shooting and Shifting Pillow Linen and Cotton
Table Linen, Da1nasl1 Towels and Napkins,
white and colored Quilts, Irish Linen e OF AZ
Qualities and prices; Elanne9s, Sc, CLOTHS =,
cheapest to the best; CLOAKS and SHAWLS
Of the latest designs; Hosiery, Gloves, Hand
kerchiefs, Embroderies Of all descriptions;
HOOPS and SKIRTS, the cheapest III the mar
ket Balmoral Skirts, Corsets, FANCY
GOODS of all kinds. also receiyed, an; an ele~
giant assortment Of BED BLAN Els, u
which can offer Inducements.
l would call especial attention to my as
ortment Of CARPETS, for which / have tit
ted up separate room, and am able to show q
full line at all times.
Hundreds OF other articles might be men,
toned, but / viii only say THAI everything
be found in my establishment.
& call from al in want is most respectfully
solicited by =. SlOLL,
N B-Dealers from the country ano far
mers are requested TO examine my stock, as /
can furnish them al the lowest wholesale PRICES.
oct 2-lm D. ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

GOODS TO BE CLOSED ouT-As I de-
" sign keeping a stock Of STAPLE STA
TIONBRY only, in connection with my AUG
ton and Commission Business, purpose sell;
ing of the following goods, viz: School and
Miscellaneous Books, Sheet Music, lnstruc-
ton Books for Piano, Guitar, Melodeon AID
Violin, Bibles. [estaments, Combs, Brushes,
Morocco Travelling Bags Cabas, Port Monales,
Purses, Card Cases Ladies' Albums, Morocco
Writing Cases, Portfolios, Papeteries, SchooI
Bells. Chessmen, Checkermen, Parlor Balls
and Games, Bristol Boards, Drawing Books:
Camel Hair Pencils, Hair Pins Ladies Head
dress Pins, Watch Guards Key Rings, Shawl
Pins, Needles, Thermometers. Crochet Needles,
Card Pencils, Cigar Cases, Tooth Paste, Tape
Measures, Mathematical instruments, Guitars,
Violins. Flutes. Flies, Drums, Violin Bows,
Guitar, Violin, Banje and Violincello Strings,
Violin and Banjo Tailpeces and Screws, Music
Holders, Banjo and Drum Heads, i>osin, &C,
&c, &C, all Of which | will sell, for cash, st
prices below what the same goods can now be
purchased in the Northern cities.
Please rem emil Der the place, southwest corner
Of King and Water streets, up stairs, entrance
Sd door from the corner on King street, where
you will find JOHN II. PARhOIl'S
Auction, Commission and Stationary Store.
Off
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
ALEXANDRIA. ~ IoUDoUN & HAMPSHIRE

ALEXANDRIA, .LoUDoUN & HAMPSHIRE
R. R.-The National Intelligencer has an ar
ticle on the advantages to be derived from this
road, and stating that the projected connection
with the West at Point of Rocks or other
convenient place on the Baltimore and Ohio
road, which was chartered by the Virginia Leg
isIature, is likely TO be realized. It mentions
that the farmers OF Loudoun and Fairfax will
have markets at their own doors instead OF
having to go to Baltimore, and recommends
that Georgetown should participate IN the
trade, that proper diversion Of the road for
thate would be Of benefit, !" and that there
should be s;such schedule Of trains that they
may connect on time at -Four Mile Run, SO
that passengers for Washington may not sub
jected to damaging delays
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G. POUCHES
DAN CLING Il Il Il D T. Ii Y,
MAGNOLIA HALI

Corner of Duke and Columbus SITS.
Hours of Tuition-On Mondays and Fridays
at 81 O. clock p. M, for ladies and children; =
p, M for gentlemen:
Applications can be made at these hours, on
tho davs mentioned oct 4-2W
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(}I0tllilag, &c,
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4 Rl7OLD s FIELD,

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Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS CAS;5LlIERES AND VE5LlAoS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
. GENTLEMEN'S FURN ISHINGGOODS,
Having disposed Of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business at No. So, King ST. to
to O'Neal s. Dwelly, and removed 20 No: SO, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line OF
the above goods. Our long experience III the
us q great advantage in selecting our stock
which we intend to sell ct q small advance Oh
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep coed trimmings, and sell
them cheap.
partment great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand Give Us 8 call and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
sen ST ARNOLD s. FIELD.
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nOR SALE.-Some Of the most desirable
4 RESIDENCE PROPERTY in the city Of

l. RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN the city OF
Alexandria, Va.
We offer, at private sale, the property 1sz=7
which was the RESIDENCE Of the late lz: :l
John Lloyd, at the corner of Washington and
Queen streets, in the City of Alexandria, Va
The house is we'll built and conveniently ar
ranged and situated in a very pleasant part OF
the city. If this house is not sold % the 1lrst
of November next, it will then be offered tor
rent for six months from that date.
We offer, also four thTee,st9ry, e9 @RS
able and DESIRA BILE RESlDENCES on lss:aI
the eastern side Of Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets, Of said city, and sew,
eral other smaller buildings on Queen and
Columbus streets. The property here ot1ered
is as desirably located as any in the city OF
Alexandria.
The terms of sale will be made easy to the
purchaser. Further information may be had
BY addressing US at the corner Of Washington
and Queen streets, Alexandra.
In our absence, refer to Charles L. Powell,
esq. corner of Washlngto ana Orqnoko sts'
RICHARD LLOYD,
oct 4-eotnoy1 FREDERICK LLOYD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

LECTURE. G. w. Chancellor, last
evening, delivered, in the Lecture Room OF
the Baptist Church, to highly respecta Die
audience of ladies and gentlemen, the introduce
tory Lecture of the Course proposed to
be given by DR.. r. Fl. Stabler and himself,
on Physiology and Chemistry. 1t was a we'll
digested and we'll composed address, admira
bly, arranged, and condensed with skill and
judgment The subject was the Science OF
Life, and, with such theme, it required no
little labor to comprise within the limits OF an
hours discourse, even an outline OF the mat
ter, and of the lectures which are to follow.
DR.. G. diversified his scientific remarks with
very beautiful references and illusions, among
which his eulogy on woman was particularly
happy After general definition Of the
branch of knowledge to be taught, he took
the divisions Of the mineral, vegetable, and
animal Kingdoms, and illustrated their differ
ences, as to organization, and hfe and, finally,
detailed the distinguishing characteristics Of
man, as regards his physical structure, and the
operations of his mind He noticed in elo
quentlanguage the beauty and perfection OF
the laws of the Deity as exhibited in the or
gans Of the human body, and their adaptation
to the purposes for which they were intended.
We urposely abstain from any attempt to re-
port the substance, or any more of the outlines
OF the Lecture. and will conclude by COM
pllmentiag Dr.. G. for his really able and val
liable discourse. We hope the course OF
Lectures will be we'll attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

The weather has turned quite cool. Frost
may now soon be looked for-which, IN all the
river country, is considered as highly beneficial
to health
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IA L Z r 4 Y A.
The subscriber begs leave to inform MS friends
and the travelling public that he has re-
paired and reftted the above named house, and
will be happy at all times to accommodate them.
His table will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and his stable well stocked with
grain and hay. Strict attention will be paid to
the wants of his guests His bar is supplied with
the best LOU ORS. D. NJ. ADAMS.
Tl1rav Pare CO. Va oct 4-tf
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MARYLAND FERRY.--Capt. Robert
IYl Griffin respectfully informs the public
that he has changed the landing place Of his
FERRY BOAT, from King street dock to the
old ferry slip, Blacklock's wharf: He has on
the route two fine foot boats, capable of carry
ing fifteen or twenty passengers each. Every
facility will be afforded, and he solcits a con-
tinuation Of the patronage from both sides OF
the river. oct o-5t%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

PIONEER M1Lls.- will be seen, and we
are glad to record it, that the PIONEER MILLS,
in this place, have been re,opened, under the
direction of Mr. WorthingEon, and business
again resumed These Mills are complete,
and their manufacture was always No | IN
the market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

Capt. Griffin, it will be seen by an advertise
ment in the Gazette, has changed the landing
place Of his ferry boats, from King Street dock,
to the old Ferry Slip. The captain has now
two boats running regularly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

The Virginia and New York Steamship
company wharf has been leased for a term
o1years by Messrs. Bowen.
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The Baptist Church, in this place, last
night, was crowded with ladies and gentlemen
TO Wtnessa marriage ceremony. The happy
couple we're DR.. Gulick and Miss Withers. The
ceremony was performed by Rows. DR.. Sampson
and Mr.. Biting The married pair received
the con ratulations Of numerous friends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

The session of the Episcopal Seminary, near
this place, has commenced. Several students
are In atten dance.