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LEyIG BECK


.-rHfn Rev , y .sstoa R-ogn d Il + iior OF the En
cycinnsiia oi Religious knowledge and the Chris
. tlsn tnreulc,-. FhIl 'lliA.
Atn,l h unt disposed o. favor o. rocOumeud Pat
,nt Medicines l general. through dl-lrust Oi their
% srelisnts ami c1'lt-, Yet knoN nf sufficient
-aas1as WHY rlan may not testify 20 the benefits
believes hitn--li o. have e-eIVrd from any simple
preparation. u the hope flt %. may thus Contribute
90 the hrfl.fiI ~ atl .rs-
go this the more sliiv M regard o. Hoonand's
German Btters. prep1fcl ay nr G.. u. JACK son of
tEis Ci-y because vas nrruiicei against them Tor
many years under tine Impression that they wcr.
-hisiy al alcoholic mixture / Indebted 10 my
frient. Robert shoemaker, fs4 for the removal o.
thls pT oy propart,sts an! Tor enc0Ura yemect
20 try iH'u when p rang llam great anI long con
tiuuel .lily- ll. fsH of three hotti s ~ thc-a
pitt.rs ths beginning of thc prese; year was fol
ioWeI by evident rclif snl restoration % degree
" bodily All mental s4r which bad uot fet for
SIX fa1utrs before All hat almost drsgarci of TO
raiamg. theroic-s thank Col AMI ny FREUD Tor
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ATTORNEY and Counselor al Law ali solicitor ir
Chaocery WilaEstou, To- CHAM County Mich fS4
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See that The ignatrr- -f..C MTACESoS .rfss-
the v rapper on raca bottle
ShouH your nearest Druggist nos have the article
Do not oe put % by any ~ tae intoxicating prsnar
uons that may De offered ia is place hat send n rs
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D. NFwTONBROWN, Phila


-raie tAe R.s Jos A. Renirl, Pastor If tbs l0th
Htr.'st thlrca-
Dr Js,>s,l- p l. -i-I have bed frequently r.
lu.st-a t. c0-ue-t my ulfne W ia cummen iaIinns
q different Ei-ls n medicines. be regarding Tho
nrac;c, as out ot my appropii1t sphere. have iu
.l! cases dcrlel. Boa with Gear proof IN various
instances tn. p1rti,tlriy in riy family of tho use
ulla,ss %. D. i'l .ia Is German Bittels depart ior
once frnm fIs rsili course. To express INV fnil c.n
Vi, tloa Ola p ar cru'ral debility - the system tnt
spec lily lor Liver tomrinat. DO safe ana sall-
able freHt-aiIou in scnr cases it may fsil but
islai 3, 1 aolht uot. 20 wli be very beneficial 10
those who suffer from the above cause
Nours. very respectfully. II KIN Ard,
Eighth b,.'v Coates street Philadelphia
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from the Ess fAas w.at-r. Pastor 81 I.xboroaeL
Atl.i-t r.lsreh.
lr. jackson Pear ~--I ioel 10 due 1a vs.irs sxr,l
eat p-e 1trsiloa 81 10 ,-'s German Filters 10 add
nv tcstlr1ny g. Tire deserved reratlti.n D. has -
tainet. have Joy Years. So tim.s best. troril...
with gTel' disorder ir uv Lell amt nervous svsir-,
rs advised ~ iiirut O. Try bottle n your Ger
AM unexpected relief. mv health las been ve-v
materially hcadtted ! Confidently reromnlspa tbo
article where meet with sass similar to nv own
and have been assured lv missy 81 tl.ir goes -F.cts
Respectfully volr~. g. WINTER
keNboruuEh pa
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Larg, s.ze. (hoilss nelr'y double qua.tiivA
s. 90 per Blt.l--hsifd dor IS 90
small sze-75 cents per Hofts-ha,f doz = Oo
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Groceries. DC.
~ FORGE E. WHITE y CO.,
gT Liberty Hall.

GEORGE E. WHITE & CO.,
VI Liberty Hall,
SO and 81 CAMERON STREET.
Invite attention to their very extensive and
'A'A'' '''' GROCERIES,
embracing Teas Coffees, Sugars, Spices. Hams
Bacon, Flour, Candles Soap, Molasses, Butter
Cheese, Canned meats and Fruits, Jellies, Farna'
Corn Starch, and q great variety Of articIess
usually found in a 4grocery store,
CONCENTRATED FERTILIZER,
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY. GRAIN and FEED always on hand
We also ask attention to our unusually lareoani
'''- LILO UORS,
of every description, consists Of Whistles. b;oh
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, California Wines
Champagne Port Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirit, Santa Cruz Rum, Cordials. Az
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO in great Va.
Goods delivered in all parts Of the city free Of
charge. oct l6-tt
X ID FORMERLY nc I've Of J., J: Il. Mcveigh s Son.
ALEXANDRIA, VA
J. G. BAUGHER & CO.
LIQ Z OR NJ E r c Ii A n rs.
No. 80 South Charles ST.,
BALTIMORE,
Offers Tor sale
Brandies,
Rum,
SOFTEN Whisky.
Irish :
Rye
Bourbon :
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VIEWS BY TO-DAY's MAIL.

The Savannah Herald OF October 4 T., notices. t;
ahe arrival in that city of Judge Campbell, OF
Alabama !; G.. A. Trenholm, of South CarolIna
and ex-Secretary J. A. Seldom, OF the late
Confederate War Department, who were re-
leased from confinement
j.. M. Mason is booked at the Donegona
House, Montreal
Seven regiments Of Northern negro troops
have been disbanded at Brownsville, Iexas, ana
sent home.
VIM. Orion, Commissioner of Internal hey
enue, was yesterday elected President OF tn at;
u. S. Telegraph Company. MIR. Orton VIII
remain at the head Of his Bureau until the
first of November
General Terry, commanding the. Depart
ment of Virginia, has had an interview with
the President and Secretary OF war, the re-
suit of which, it is understood, will Lead to the
mastering out Of considerable portion OF the
troops in his Department.
From Texas we learn that there is a great
amount of sickness among the Federal troops
On the lower coast, and that in some regiments
che mortality has been quite large. Great
business activity prevails at Galveston and
Houston
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THROUGH By RAIL FROM WASHL rNGt
ron AND ALEXANDRLA, TO RICH
MOND AND LYNCHB URG.
ON and after FRIDAY, September ! 1862
4 the trains between Washington, Alexan-
dra, Richmond and Lynchburg, will run
-'''' TRAINS SOUTH.
Alexandria, 1856 a. m. and 900 p. m
Gordonsville, 1902. m, and !. 40 M
arriving at Richmond at 2. m. and 3 w m
Trains NORTH.
Leave Lynchburg, 64o a; m m ana 10 ?; 1 *
Gordonsville, II 80 p m. and r. 20 a. M
arrive at Alexandria 4.55 p. m. and 4. % a. ~
* Washington, 80 p. N. and s. 70 a, ~
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p M
Local freight train leaves A Alexandria at a.
m, and arrives at Gordonsville at H. 5 a. IN.
Leaves Gordonsvile at 1885 p m and arrly IVES
at Alexandria at p. m. through Ielgnt
8 Ga. M, and arrives at Alexandria at 8. 10 p m
Passen gers for Warrenton will ia Ike the g.
N, train South from Washington, and the 6.43
?. N, train north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the 40 "a M m ana 7. 10 p : nj
7l5p m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains at Washington for all parts Of the North
and West.
This route has the advantage over all others,
by having continuous rail Fl ON New \ ok to
Lynchburg-4O5 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run
Manassas, Bristoc, Catlett's Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsville, where
many of the late great battles were fought
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. 3 Q. K. Il. Depot N
Washington, also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue Washington. 80
Trains leave from the corner Of First and &
W. Il. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. l, 1865. sep l4-t1
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA Il. +.

ID Cd 90 /! .s.s
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JeWelry.
Oc KING STREET.
SIGN OF THE GLASS CLOCK.
9 70
O "
. {;

EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly thankful for
Che past patronage Of the citizens Of this city,
and surrounding country, most respectfully So
Hcits a continuation Of their favors. He has
Just laid in new and complete stock of
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
&C., and requests that all desiring anything in
his line will give him a call before purchasing
elsewhere, as heis determined to sell at pleasing
prces
Particular attention, as usual, paid to repair
ing Watches, Jewelry, &c. AL work guarar-
teed.
All kinds of Silverware made to order
Having employed the finest Workmen, both
English and American, I am prepared to do all
kinds of
WORK IN MY LINE.
Work done for the trade at reasonable
prices.
Having secured the services of frst-class
.ENGRAVER | am prepared to 90 all kinds Of
EN- VING
The highest market price paid for old GOLD
and SILVER.
Remember at No. Sc. King ST. oct ST
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT OF
THE KIND IN THE CITY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1900
no KING STREET. no

WYNN w ADAM calls the attention of his
w old customers and the public generally,
to his large and well assorted stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER and
PLATED WARE, CLOCKS, FANCY
GOODS, &C., Sc. He has just received large
stock Of Spectacles of all kinds andis prepared
to suit the eyes Of persons of all ages. Also re-
ceived lot Of superior RUBBER EYE GLAS-
SES, American WATCHES, gold and silver, of
all grades. Solid Silver Spoons, Forks, &c,
Sc. manufactured of Pure coin. Also, Fancy
Forks spoons &C., &C., tribe plated on IN
white metal, Fine Gold Pens and Holders
He cordially extends to strangers as we'll as the
resident public, an invitation to inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere, assuring
them that a call will not insure the least obliga-
ton to purchase. Having employed the very
best American, English and Swiss workmen,
he is prepared to execute Repairing Of all kinds
of work in his line Work done for the trade
at reasonable prices. All goods and work war
ranted Engraving neatly executed. sep2
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4TpEMARJE INSURANCE CO..
= IN uARLCTTESTILLE. VA

n OF CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA
John Wood, Jr, sec'y; " T Early P 14IB
GINA COMPANY, having survived the ca
lamities of the past four years is now in good
condition. and prepared to transact business IN
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms, The we'll
known reputation of the Company tor Caution
and Prudence and for frompt oettIement OF
Losses will no doubt secure TOT IL q TAR snare
of public patronage.
1.-The undersigned have examined the
statement Of Assets and Liabilities Of the Abe
marie Insurance Company, and are fully salts
fed of the safety and soundness Of the Instltu-
ton. and recommend it to public favor.
HORACE i. KENT,
A. Y. STOKES s. CO.,
THOMAS r. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency of this Company:
I take pleasure II recommending 1t to my
friends as being reliable and IN every way
"ol'l4' y ''I''I A''''- ROBERT L. WOOD,
aug lily NC. TO, KING ST, ALEAANDkIA "a:
E]RE INsURA >CE AGENCY,
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
active Cash Capital zoo. 900
JOS. X MINOR NOR Ifz1S' p Pra a1a15hhhoN
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Baltimore
ISAAC WILLIAMS \. P. CAMPBELL,
Secretary. tieSl'cilt
The undersigrle5 has been appointed agent
IN Alexandria, for the above reliable com
panies and is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire, On all descriptions Of
property in the city or country, on terms as
favorable as those of any other company of
equal strength and responsibility.
Applications in writing or By person !; mace
at nv house No 1Ol, Prince street, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
je l6~-6m y, l. IHOMAo.
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nEYANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Insurance.

e.
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INSUR ANCL.

ROBERT JAMESON. Gho y. 9ANAnHo-N'
The undersigned have opened an office in
the Farmers Bank Building No. 100, Prince
street between Pitt and Royal streets, tor the
transaction OF a GENERAL INSURANCE
business.
They have been appointed agents for the
following well-known and long established
Companies, in place Of the former Agent, An
drew JamiesOn viz:
THE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
of the City Of New York; -
Cash Capital. 00o 0 0o0 o oo
Assets nearly Tooo' WV w
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Hartford, Connectlcut oo -
Capital
Assets A:oooi WV w
The NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore, Nd:
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
~ paid at this Agency
Rates as favorable as those Of any other IN
stitutions Of equal responsibility and standing
All persons DESTROYS OF obtaining frst-class
insurance, are respectfully invited to cali
~. Office hours from 8 a. m: to 3 ?. n
JAMESON s BRO,
n11v Farmers Bank Building.
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THROUGH By RAIL FROM WAS5l ~
TON AND ALEXANDRIA,, 70 RICH-
nIOND d ND TYNTHB URG
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TOS. HOPKINS.
d w. FAMILY GROCER,
Corner Prince and Fairfax streets,
(Thos. Burns Old Stand,)

ALEXANDRIA,. Va.
Begs leave to inform his friends, the former
customers of the "old stand" and the public
generally, that he is prepared to furnish first s;
Glass Groceries, Wines and Liquors, and all
other articles usually found in q trst-cIass GRO
Gerry Store, as low as they can be bought III thls
market. W ~ ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
By TELEGRAPH
Ev ENHNG PAPERS.
Highly inspOi Int from Wil,si,sgton. Savanah
and CharIeafn,,

and Charleston.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
The Richmond despatch of the 10Th says
our most reliable information is that the enc
my attempted an advance towards Whining
ton, which was at last advices still held by our
troops, but II was feared that it would be rem
dered useless to us by the enemy blockading
the river at point between 1t aud Whining
ton.
9 Charleston, Jan. 15.--A heavy force of the
enemy advanced to Pocataligo bridge yester-
day which place was evacuated by Nc Laws
troops. M 9 81 -45 u =.
Refugees from Savannah say that one corps
of Sherman's army has gone to Wilmington,
and that the cotton in Savannah has been, or
will be cophscated.
Z 4 january 49, No further movement was
made by the enemy yesterday. They are be-
leved to be arriving at Branchville. Two
monitors we're sunk last night in this harbor
by torpedoes. A1A@4
January II. Refugees and deserters report
that Sherman is bound for Charleston. The
enemy advanced to within 2 miles of the
Combahae yesterday, and then retired 81.
Officers from Hoods army say 5000 will
cover their losses during the campaign. and
that be has plenty of artillery. It was rumor-
ed in Richmond that Hood had been suppressed
ed by Dick Taylor. The confederate Senate
passed resolution asking the President to
reinstate General johnson in command of
Hoods army. Foote has arrived in Richmond
The Danyille Reporter says trains will pass
over the Railroad 10 Greensboro, Tuesday,
the track having been repaired. The bridge
across the Roanoke river at Weldon suffered
considerable damage by great rise in the
river; 10 feet were carried away 'tssa aai
1t is reported that Sherman visited Column
bia S. c., in disguise and stopped at the Vicks-
burg Hotel. .bat-TssSY
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
Fro,,. ,Sav .a.,,,,,,,a haa

I'm pa M New YORK, Jan. 81. Oh
The Herald's Savannah correspondent says
the 10Th corps would soon join the 18th at Po-i
cotaligo Bridge. Gen. Sherman has issued an
order allowing farmers to visit Savannah, and
Fernandina and Jacksonville, Fla. to exchange
produce tor supplies needed by their families,
and guaranteeing them protection. In case
they or any Union citizens of Georgia are
molested, severe retaliation will be resorted to
He also encourages the people TO meet togeth-
er and take measures for the restoration of
the State and Nationalciyil government. sr,ss
A brother of Gen. Hardee and others hav-
ing made claim to the cotton in Savannah,
Gen. Sherman gave him a written reply, in
which he said the cotton ought to go into the
hands of the General Government, which, he
said, could never be indemni ied for the blood
and treasure required to reclaim possession of
Savannah This was his opinion, still be
might go to Washington and try to have his
decision reversed. to'l ~ y 81 = 3
1t is thought the rebels will make stand
at Ashepo, 80 miles south of Charleston, and
then faltlback chat city. They have not
the men rthe Stamina to stand against Sher-
mans magnificent army.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
The Arohb shop of Halifax.

This divine, Thomas L. Connolly, has re-
Gently written and published avery elaborate
article on Fenianism and Confederation. -
Passing over what he says about Fenianism,
we come to the confederation of all the Prov
inces of British North America and its bea1-
ings on our Government and people. The
salient point OF the Bishops argument is that
confederation would Civ, them strength to
cope with US in case we should desire or at
tempt to annex them to the United States
He expresses many fears that after our war is
over we may have a secret wish to hitch Can
ada upon the Northern end of our Republic,
and extend our domain to the Attic Ocean.
Speaking of our struggle the Bishop says:
Whenever the present difficulties termi-
nate,-and who can tell the moment ?-we
will be at the mercy of our neighbors; and
VICTORIOUS or otherwise. they will be eminent
ly military people, and with all their appa-
rent indifference about annexing this country,
and all thefriendly feelings that may be talked,
they will have the power to strike when they
please. aud this Is precisely the kernel and the
on.y toucn point OF the whole question. No
nation ever had the power of conquest that
did not useit, or abuse it, at the yery frst "a
vorable opportunity"
He has but little faith in the magma n;ro;tv
and forbearance of mighty nationso sucb con
be explained on the principle of sheer exre-
diency as the world knows. The whole faee
OF Europe has been changed and old dyna.-
ties have been swept away within our time on
the principle Of might alone. Again he says:
The thirteen original States of America.
with all their professions of self.deniaI. have
been all the time. by money-power and by
war, and by negotiation, extending their fror-
tier, until they more than quadrupled their
territory within sixty years; and believe IL
who may, are they now Of their own accord.
to come to full stop. No; as long as they
have the power, they must go onward, for it
Is the very nature of power TO grip whatever
is within its reach. 1t Is not their hostile fee'-
ings, therefore. but 1t Is their power, and only
their power dread.
We are sorry this learned Prelate is troubl-
ed with dread ofour power We can assure
him that we are very peaceable, quiet peo
pie, much more anxious to make money, build
railroads, erect churches aud school. houses.
than "to grip" any part of Queen victorias
Provinces or to fight our neghbors True. we
have been driven into war for our national
ity, but that will soon be over, and we shall
not trouble the Canadians or any body else
SO long as hey behave in proper manner
and observe all International rules and regula-
tions.
This worthy Bishop must not think because
we have been taught how to handle the sword.
ride aud big gun thatwe have become blood
thirsty, and delight in lighting. We are clad
he has no fears on account of our .'hostile
feelings" and we again assure him that he
peed not have any dread of our power.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-23
4 DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FKANCISCo-Ar 10th inst, ships Conquest,
boetons Western Continent, Hong Kong.
Sid 18th inst barque Phillip Nelson, for shapghae
3 : NEW ORLEANS - Ar 9Th. barque Moneynick,
smith; Boston; brig Jessie Rhyras. Pendeton, from
Philadelphia ~. 49, -
Ar 10th. sch July Fourth. Shaw, Bangor; 18th,
brig Abby Thaxter. do ia -2
PORT ROYAL scar 18th inst, ships Bazaar,
Stinson. and Mayfower Goodwin, Bath; brig Belle
of the Bay, Eoyes, New York.
Ar 9th sch N w Smith, Tooker, Waldoboro.
Ar 10th. barque Hous on. Ross, Philadelphia 18th
Tejuca. Herman, Boston.
- Ar 18th, briggs A b Cook Speed, New York; Mary
Mariner Mariner, Philadelphia.
Ar 18th, brig Wsltham, Wylie, Boston; sob Julia.
Newman. Savannah.
Cl4 10th. brig Mary Cobb, Small, New York !; sch
] B Litchdeld Haskell Baltimore.
BALTiMORE-Cd 18th. ship Mozart. smith. for
Rotterdam; barque Flora. Warren. st John PR
sch Queen of the West, Rogers. Fortress Monroe.
PHILADELPHIA Below 18th, briggs Frontier
Littlefeld, from Matanzss; Belle Bernard from New
Orleans. r-9, = f+
,Ar ish barque Thos DaIlett Duncan, from Porto
Cabello tt = tha .lue.7lGI