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S,EORIf pIsEAsEsI sECRET DIsEAsEsll

SECREf DISEASES SECRET DIsEAsEsn
sAMAR ITAN's GIFT
SAMARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
YES, A Positive Cure" fer
GONORHGA GLEET, STRIC TURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be Taken TO Effect Cars.
They entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpe asant taste, and will not in any way in
cures to days and ss
in .. twenty four hours" Prepared by gradua to
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the present day;
EaPosvREi no TRoUBLE,H CHANCE WHATEVER.
or who have been sorged with Balsam Copsvis. or
Ae'''''' :" S4MARITANS GIFT.
Price-Mse packages, 81. Female, 50.
BLOOD BLOOD! BLooDti,
sGR2EuLAA, Cyl ULCERS. 0o s9gEs1v SPOTS.
ht Oh FEN siAhf DIsR lh si& ke
,S4AARITAN'S ROOT AND He RIB JUICES
HEsd ek Re 4 H9'tiSf the
sAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICE is
prescribed it reaches and icates every particle
OF the ven ereal poison SO that tn cure
dy ard be healed and DO not trans %it to your pos:
feF that for Do aoT
III HERE
system. as we'll as all the bad effects of Mercury.
male. aSor "a SRs SsSss
Fsins e .1s ws%S
Sent by express. Price 81 a bottle. or bottles
Aux sAMARIrAN's oHANoRE WASH.
Price . cents. Full directions;
DESMOND & CO., Box Isl Philsdelphia Post
Sold by s. CALVERT FORD, crrner llth st. and
HENRY COOK, Alexandria. may 6tt
TRIEsHMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat:
cent spd fs and % thu ssss
f the remedy for Relax
ensss
the nsseeuse use or CoPnvia, ou5ebs &i Ir11s
mas sDd Sc o ons h4a
the use of mercury and all other deleterious ngrs-
Bach preparation is in the form Of most agrss,
able Secured from f f; OF
or four $s csses IN one for ~ ana IN az Eases
thTi SAVING 20 y Daea s 81 Resx 8S
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1914
e e la sIss 9: FORD No. aeo .. Pa s s%
certain sscres ssSis s 9s s nnt them
n middfs sssa or Old mem Who the
sl :hss s
4 Msres Ladies se M
semethins OF importance by perusing The Secret
Friend
eel of Twenty five Cents Address
DR. CHAS A. STEWART d CO.,
deI4.Iv Boston, Mass.
TIAPPINEss OR MIsEaYNTH IS THE
SIAN CABINET OF W0NDSRs. ANATOMY. and
MEDICTNE." have determiR ed-reEardless of ex-
penseSto issue frse, for the beue6t OF suffering
humanity four OF their most instructive aud in
IL m Mari In iHra.
tions Nervous Debility, Premature Decline. In
dsestion WessNSssa SepTessen or noTrsnsbis
Lectures have been the means Of enigh,snfn1ss $50
the reeeipt of four stamps, by addressing Ss1Ga!y
Payixian Cabintt eC Anatony and aaedfsrnfsss 10
Brosdway. New York yo ~
1 dAIiysr fyesl buYned POTOMAC LINZ, pre-.
rsred from my new Flame Kiln. witsous eom'ns
" e'n'sss D - u1SFLIMAF. Atn. Lime KiiH.
~ Ha. ~. a0o Horh osssA of'0ts'
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N. LOOMS. MD.

m T H
NJ. LOOMS, NJ D..
The Inventor and Patentee of the MIN 844sE
ERAL PLATE TEETH. attends per SON S<L1k0
ally at his ofice in this city Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, and No
person can wear others who cannot wear these
Persons calling at my off ice can be accom- % I'D ated
with any style and price of Teeth they may DESIRE
but to those W AZ are particular. aud wish the pu
rest cleanest strongest and most perfect dentIire
that art can procure. the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully war; anted.
Rooms in this city-No 33S Pennsylvanis ave :,
between 9ta and 10th sits. Also, 907 Arch street,
Philadelphia mar ly
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PERSONAL.

ThE0SRTANT ANMogNSSEMatssTTs To, FEMALss
viii :
suiscisns. to eonvinss the most fsstidious q her
viii Be- visited At their residsnees Il necessary:
Charges reasonable. Hours of consultation from
Hsvins besn = sufferer from the above disease my.
SELF, deem it duty and privilege to otfer my SER
vices to like sufferers. jan 4-lms
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE.
A Certain Safe and Speedy oure. in from, 70 :?
81 Is Pssnsylssnia s!.nus, Vest Use the Amer.
lean Specific or Blood Purifier. dee 2s-2w
DE- d ossss 4ao Penn. avenue.
ess6 .sS
nal MAJ, i u HsE1KEEss, INFLAMsR, BLA IH SEs,
AND sPLE1N; soR1 EY1s, soR1 THHoAT.
" s1sssias: g
o
tvS days. Ladies and esHt1emsn can consult I'll him
DE- PARRY can h, :. eSnsu,,sd, seasssns5al!y.
between D and =. Those Who have been unfortu
s,ss 5 the II their selection of
w. w. PHYsToIAN AND SURGEON,
dec eff 435 llth street, between and q.
THE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PR NOE: 3s1
L street, is the ONLY practical STA MPER in
the District 10 that he daily has to do over work
that is botched at other 50 called STAMPING PLACES
terms ever offered here Making his ewn Patterns,
him. nov 23-tf
nR. EDWIN v. WRIGHT, Psychometrist; and
~ MRS. WRIGHT, C1airvoyant PLY stefan. who
"Healsn every phase of Nervous Disease, Deaf
ness, Blindness, Rheumatism Paralysis &C. by
"lxying on hands" can be consulted at 494 18th
street. nov 29 I'm
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WARRINGTON.

sp'tsiss B0i'' 30 Iron s s.Sy ssin BE-
3 Do % s ZIG. g 8 b Syi ss %
3 Do 90 90 e: 81 3 s d.
Z g g g IS IS 8 81 sz''s &c &c
g do do 7s1 ls, g g BY BY q q do
"a do do 5-l6, q by 1856 do
i g e e IS IS e; 81 e; :: g g
3 DO DO DO DO SO s-se' s 20 By % q Do Do
e DO DO DO "a g g S Sy 5 1 DO DO
TIE above 70 De OF the best American hange.
WASHINGTON.
GLASS No. 2.
10000 pounds best American square bar iron, e
10000 pounds best American square bar iron, "a
2,OCO pounds best American Square bar iron, II
5000 pounds best American fat bar iron, pa by
5000 pounds best American fat bar iron, 2 by r.
L, coo pounds best American fat bar iron.2 by a.
Loco pounds best American fat bar iron, Ii by
o.oOc pounds best American round bar iron, "a
$1,000 pounds best American round bar iron, Di-
800 pounds best American round bar iron. r.
inch
In lengths as may be required.
WASHINGTON
CLASS No. 8.
e. 900 pounds best American iron, 81 by a.
inches, 10 feet long
WASHINGTON
CLASS No. 4.
4GO pounds iron rivets, +, by Il S inch diameter
t Fec Do 90 j; s. ills %
CHARLESTOWN.
GLASS No. 1.
324 ,ooo pounds best American boiler fanee iron,
from s. !6 to q inch thick, in sheets of such
dimensions az. may be required.
CHARLESTOWN.
GLASS No. 2.
81 zoo pounds best Anne rican round iron, from /
inch to IA inch diameter, in lengths as may
be required.
CHARLEsTOWN.
CLASS NO 3.
% 600 pounds best American iron, So by 4inches,
the 30 inch part to be "a inch thick, and
the inch part inch thick. The lengths
a. may be required.
CHARLESTOWN.
CLASS No 4.
81 900 pounds boiler rivets, Ia inches long aud 81
inch diameter. 9-1awit
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DENTISTRY.

TOOTH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY BY THE
external application of DIR SIGES-
MONDS EsSENCE OF PALMETTO. Ith~
acts at once upon the nerves connected o4Io
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
this aid every decayed tooth can be cured and pre-
served by filling and building up with Dr. g.
Whites Metal Filling. CheopIastic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at $50 Pa. av jan4 Inn
DEnTIsTRY-Drs LOCKWOOD Il MERRILL.
~ Dentists, Room No. 2, Washington
Bolldipg, corner Penna. avenue and 7thfSFV7$
street. nov 3D-lmt AIo
~ No. 23A Pennsylvania avenue, Sec
sond door from 18th street, attends to all -
branches Of the profession. oc l3- 2En@ LL0
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EIREMEN's INsUkAN6R COMPAN
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,


L WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CAPITAL.------$20O.O
Office Com Stree, and Loxisiana Acsans, Oyu
Bank of WASHINGTON,
INSURE aaaiEsrA foss 2 By FIk1
GEORGE sSaas:p.Rsar.. ''0';; John D. Barclay,
Themss Parker. Richsrd Barr
B. French. Dr. O. W Davis
William Wilson, +. Edward CLARK.
ABEL DAVIS. s sea ADAMS SEP ssssi !sssn
pIANOs AND MUsIoAE INSTRUMENTS.
The largest Musical xstablishment
and only importing house in the Bis VtIU
.!
nsM a Tfsatns orr stock ls
sssort%sns than can ss found It any othsr sxsn
sy Of this house il the country Besides these.
stsse Of
Ct Mason & Hamlin's Justly celebrated CABINET
q &c. SA f9nes ss e. itc5Y from
Purchasing exclusively fer cash, We are enabled
20 sell a. the lowest figures for cash, and upon &C
Oh, Old Pianos taken in exchange. tuned and Re-
THE SALEM LEG.
UNDER THE pATnoNAAsE OF THE D. 8.
C1RcuLAR NO. s. has Just been issued. Send
~ WV SALEM LEG COMPANY,
And learn from it the reason why this LEG is
steadily 81 s1sntns the many best Legs made in
sIA04Slb tEEs Ssi : sS5st! 81 THE LEG.
rEsr1MoNff$% III s. e. 1sHUhkaezoNs AND
original and inssai0PFFs HsshId'
And all other needfgl i1tqEmssion
the sxISM LEG WiraoUr I Charge sei ''S''
THz OLDEST d HS5sh SO sITsI ON TN
# esSslf II H tSETff capacity
CsrnH Pa 40. snd 1lth ST., Washington, 8, C.
plan in this city, as been enlarged and AAaA
in every KEY for ths
Thank tor the patronage already received. the
grogrietor ho pes that By sttsntion to business 70
Guests win only Be- charged sfts sAss they ssss1s
GO 81 are moderate P EMR1oH. Proprietor.
DATE DE FoIEs D'oIEs DE .srRAsBuHd
Eis b b $H4S Aux E R5aaTs sso1s,
TRUFFES DU Y BRlGOhD Az NATUkEL,
PATE DE F0IES GRAg.
BEGASeE TRUFFEE,
CEPES LHu1LE,
CHAMPIGNONS. .
HaRRiOOTS For sale by
KING & BURCHELL,
de A-l2t Vermont avenue and 9Th street
WIN. KNABE CO., GOLD MEDAL PI.Sos
!. The sole Agency Of this celebrated Pi.no
where they can be hired or purchased st .scomo:
datins terms. Second hand pianos Bought and
taken in exchange for new onss; ourru I'M
oe 81. eodsms ". y. ~. WIEN oAOn.
TSIaH WANG, TIN GREAT OHM SH REM
i EDY FOR GoNORRHEA, GLEEr Ere.
OaE BOX WILL. PERFORM Guas Ingredienss are Q
purely vegetable It 10 pleasant to the taste, mas
no bad oder, and may be carried m the vest poss
ct without fear of dsteetion Oirculers tree Prlcs
p. Do xa Sold by yoaN KR0MER, s ss:,sss
to 3. q. Upham, 40G Chestnut street. PnaiadeI-
phia and q Washin tten by 9. o. FORD, $50 Pc.
| ARGE MAP OF g EaRGIK-Eom1ilsdu UNDER
IL the direction of ths General Assembly; one
copy only; back Cd with cOttoR. Also, large Map
q d seg'h e.s'lha TOT ia'e fSaANoK TAYLOR
TaJ RBSFER's DIGTIONARY--NEW PIOPO
chi In vi nd
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NIARINTs FASHION ABLE DANCING ACAl
lH ENVY, a
TEMPERANCE HALL,
street, between 9Th and 10th SITS. E8

This Academy is now open for the reception Of
pupils.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For Ladies'. Misses and Masters - TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and Fridays. from to p. m.
Gentlemans Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to 10 p. M
Those desirous Of Joining may do so by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
commencing on entry. oc8
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IMlI LIM1i LIAlEI "A nov YFsPsrea 70
i 4 deliver fresA burned POIOMAO LlmA. PIG.
psred from my new Flame Kiln. without eomans
In contact VIII n fas FL ntn. Lime Kip,
~ -. A. and hork Greek Bridge
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Aoc CHOICE FALL STOCK. AoG
AsS PAPERHANGINas. 4sS
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
IA To nd
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George Shoemaker. John D. Barclay,
9smuel Cropley, Andrew RothWen,
Themas Parker, Richard Barry.
b. B. French, Dr. g. W Davis
Samuel Redfern, Robert White.
William Wilson, ~ Edward CLARK
No charge for policies,
ABEL 9. DAVIS, Sec'y. sep 22-eo6m
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PLOT q B rs.

french Cit, Swiss Carved wood and Amsricau
Comp petition Card Frames In varsity
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GARD YIsIrR RRAMRa 10

40 ~ Inn 0"D AND A'0' $50
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tas-
ssls Rings, Nails dc
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JOBlfH RIYNOLDH d 90,
PLUABERS, GAS, AND sTBAk IzTTBRB

10. 500 NIH1H 6fR1l1, near avenue.
Have Just received, and viii constantly keep On
Of ohAndelers, Braek ets, Drop Lii ghts. ortablss
Glass Globes, mica and other Shades and all arti-
eles In this line, from the best establishments in
New York, Philadelphia, DC, which win b sold
on the most reasonable terms.
stoves
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE In
csc anywhere, on very Reasonable terms. Hotels.
RestAursnts, &C., are invited to call.
We 90 all finds OF GAS and ST1AA attinEf
PLUMBING Line 10 the most .stisfaetery rnanner'
CAT ana zee %. Bsth q. Tuas soantap; Wss,
Ninth street, aesr PennsYIy avenue the larger
establish mt In the nity, II a-oOtf
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g per ton.
The Ice to be ST. beet to the inspectio measure
ment, and approval of the Medical officer, or other
properly appointed inspector. before being re-
Psyment to be made from time to time
upon duplicate bills certified to by the Medical Di-
rector (Sisnsd)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-09

TYIEa's ooMr sH1sIo. SYRUP OF aVA
Well known SO the
Most Pleasant, safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS.
HOARsENE5s, GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH
AFFECTIONS OF TIE IL T I'll AND LUNGS.
and 81 BEEN
appreciated BY most famiiis: and physicisns. and
m On relief from
P P9E sale At. q sss d R1Ss ss sos,
For convenience and portability the ZANE com:
ssaptsd to relieve public speakers, singers. and
STYIsRas So SG 5sU xRxb1o COUGH LozENans'
zoo LOAN OFFICE. zoC
LIcENsED By AUTHORITY.
Second door from Harvsyis Oyster Salooa,.
20" and s1sr %sseS.s
sns :v.rs $
I'll Having had twelve years q psrispesin busi.
. si e T VIC i
senaasnti.l yill give s.s .t once spsn
yu ssz sss ioss nom
CUITABLl PREsENTs FOR THl HoLI-
~ PHoroeRAPR ALBUMS.
OARTES DE yIsITE OF CELEBRITIES.
Plai 6r IA sp sliTESssrs, Field GLASSES.
sTEsio S Es AND VIEWS.
At the lowest Ff Fran 4 90, Opticians.
papa aY betw cen 18th and 18th SITS,
and 3se Pa av., NstiOasl Hotel Building.
dee 2c-0 q = . f e ,; : = =
KlILLARD,s LIFE ANn0AMPA!GNe OF GIN
nard's Review Of Mc0lsllan's Report; Languages OF
Flowers, colored plates; Bnoch Arden. ey Tenny-
son; Christsr's Index; Dssp' fahlss il french
eeS8 1hANek TAYLOh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-12


Pending q permanent organization OF she
new Mexican Empire, the Emperor MaMni-
Iian has issued decree defining the provision.
al status Of the Imperial Government Tie
form Of governments declared TO be limited
monarchy, with Catholic Prince at its head.
In case Of the death Ct the Emperor, the liu-
press is to he Regent. The Emperor is 10
be assisted by ministry composed OF tie
heads Of nine departments. All the Snr
habitants OF The Empire are guaranteed
equality IN the eyes Of the law security Of per-
sen ana property and freedom Of speecho5-
Green red and white are TO De the national
colors. Che press is to Re subject to neasb
the same restrictions as are 1aposeG Ep9n
Journalism ia France and Austria.
The time for the holding Of the grand ye"
view il Washington, has not get been definite.
" fixed, tut it will doubtless not De lar fzoa
the first OF June 4 proposition that the
troops pass In review down Pennsylvania ave"
n,;e meets with considerable favor amoag
military men, and viii probably ]orm enc
feature Of the grand pageant.
The Marquis de ki6n*i2olon, the newly argl"
we'd French Minister to his country: is a son
Of the celebrated General Count dc MontholoD,
vho shared the exile Of Napoleon the FEsst,
at St. Helena. He was formerly Consul Gen"
eral of France in N. York, and married az
American lady, the daug hter OF ten '5rat1ot'
Il Is understood that no COUNSEL aDDeareg
yesterday for the conspirators o. the ~easseA"
bling Of the Military Commission. AmsRg
those ar5aigned yesterday vas tIdWard opans'
Ter, the Stage carpenter ct ford's Theatre.
The late robbery OF The Bank Of WestniR'
stsr il Mo, is yet enyeloped in mystery. Ihe
cashiec q the bank has been acquitted OF Adj
complioity.
The James River Canal has been opened az
far as Columbia, Va.
Gen. Sherman is expected in Washington
to day.
Mrs. Lincoln has nearly recovered, and leaves
for Chicago one week from 30 day.
VALUABLE LAID NEAR .ALEXAM.
Y DRIA FOB SALE.
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The Al&2amaria Gazette
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY Il.
NEWS BY TO-DAY's MAIL.
By direction Of Gen. Angur, all eza5ainlers


desiring to prosecute their business in the
Department Of Washington, must make in
mediate application to his headquarters for
license, without which license the prosecution
of their business will be unauthorized.
81 General Augur has announced the troops
serving in the military district Of the Patuxent,
under command Of General Joseph G.. Barton,
to be separate brigade IN the Department Of
Washington
It isrepcrted that Queen. Victoria will send
coincidence to Mrs. Lincoln, and express SYM
pathy With the American people
The work Of retrenehment has begun at the
Watervliet Arsenal, and already all the boys
that we're employed ii the establishment
inearly Eve hundred have been discharged by
the commandment Of the place.
By an order from Gen. Halleck it is under
stood that all loyal persons can come and go
from Richmond without passes or restrictions
of any kind; they simply being required to
register their names as they land or leave.
The steamer Charleston has been for some
time engaged in looking tor the bodies OF those
drowned by the sinking Of the Black Diamond
off BIackiston's Island. Thirty, seven bodies
have been recovered and taken to Point Look
cut tt has been ascertained that ST persons
nerished with the Black Diamond
The dry goods sales in New York yesterday
were more than ordinarily good considering the
state Of the weather. Prices, with one or two
exceptions, were we'll up. WOODEN and Linen
Goods showed a marked decline, but dress
goods cassimeres and black cloths, ribbons and
millinery goods sold rapidly at ialr prices
We learn from Point lookout that of 49, roo
prisoners there, all but TWO men have expressed
wish TO take the oath Of allegiance. AS last
as they take the cath they Will be sent to
Richmond to go to their homes.
Fl ig understood that OF Saturday next, rs
ner cent Of all workmen employed in the ne
xchanical departments Of the Brooklyn Navy
!. Yard will be discharged, Tor the lack OF work.
On Saturday last, one hundred and twenty
men, belonging TO the sallmakers' department.,
were notified that their services were no longer
required.
The provost marshal Of Richmond has
adopted Do7el punishment for parties con-
yicted of selling liquor to soldiers. They are
placed under guard and compelled to sweep
the streets Of Richmond
The War Department has issued az ordes
directing the immediate mastering out Of ali
the volunteer soldiers OF the cavalry arm whose
terms ofseryice expire before the lst OF Oct,
1865 All the remaining cavalry are to be
consolidated into comp lete maximum orgapl-
cations.
General Washhurne administers the oath
to soldiers at Memphis, Tenn, but not to
Southern officers or returned citizens, saying
that it's too late TO reap the benefit OF the
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From Richmond we learn that all the rail-
roads in the department. OF Virginia WILL be
turned over to their owners when 40 longer
required for military purposes-a provided such
owners have taken The oath Of allegiance to
the j. S.-but this will not prevent the Ter
fsiture Of any stock which may be owned by
parties who are not entitled to the benefits OF the
amnesty proclamation. 1trough travel to the
South will be opened wesk o. So when pa
rolled prisoners desiring to return 10 thelI
homes will be afforded an opportunity OF dong
Sc.
GEN. RosECRANs, in a speech made Ia Dos
ton yesterday, stated that he had seen in the
newspapers that Gen. Rosecrans was going
to raise rs, 900 men to go TO Mexico; bat ne
assured his hearers that ne was going 10 do
nc such thing. He further took occasion to
condemn all flibustering schemes, and said
that if the names Of those engaged 1n getting
up projects fer Mexican jnvasions, &C., were
examined, they would De found 70 De third
rate fellows, moi worth snap
Dispatches to the Philadelphia Ledger and
New York Commercial say that if the Mexl-
can emigration project gains much further
Roadway, the Government at Washingtons"lll
interfere, and issue proclamation warning
against violation Of the. neutrality laws. 1t
is said that President Johnson's private views
are in favor Of the Monroe doctrine, but that
he will not alter the policy hitherto pursued
by Mr.. Seward.
There was violent tornado, IN Philadelphia,
Yesterday afternoon, about o'clock, Which
did considerable damage to talrmoun5 Park,
prostrating many OF The finest tress and causing
damage of FROM fifteen to twenty thousand
dollars ABOUT thirty houses were blown
down IN The Nineteenth Ward, causing con-
siderable CONSERVATION among the inhabitants.
The rain was falling ln torrents Only one
person, a boy, was killed.
Meetings in favor OF q restoration OF the
Union are being held in several of the counties
Of N. Carolina. " ". Holden will probably
be tie Union candidate for Governor of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-12

I have for SALE low and or oo1venion5 terms,
a TRACT Of about 800 ACRES Of La ND ID
Fairfax county, about SIX miles from Alezans
dria, lying between the Little RiFer LuInp1ka
and the Orange Railroad and bounded BY tho
M anassas.} Railroad extension, and the lands Of
Edsal7, Cowlng, and others. There Is . e. eon~
siderable quantity Of wood on the Land, This
IS belieV Ell to De the cheapest lan3 N this
vicinity, considering The Advantages,
my LIT x JOhNoION'
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GEN. rAYLOR's SURRENDER

'Ho'Rs. MIL. DIV, WEST MISSISSIPPI,
''CITRoNvIILE, May 4.
Lieutenant General Taylor has this day
surrendered to ne, with the forces under his
command, on substantially the same terlns as
those accepted by General Lee.
IL. r. S. CANDY. -.
It is stated that Gen. Grant testified yester-
day before the Committee on the Corduot OF
che War
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-12

Of ~. UarOllna. w W. Holden Wlll pr0OaDly
be tie Union can1idate for Governor of the
State.
a Nassau correspondent states that an
UNKNOWN schooner which recently sailed from
Baltimore on a legitimate cruise, was hailed
before getting out Of Pa5apsco river BY some
men who represented themselves as deserving
Rebel soldiers, wishing to obtain passage 70
Point Lookout. As soon as they all E;ot on
board, they overpoTered the captain and crew,
out all Of them ashore excepting TWO negroes,
and made sail with the schooner, arriving With
her at Salt Cay, Bahamas, on the 18th u!t.-
The American consul mace demand on the
British authorities for the surrender Of the
vessel; but this was ao5 accedad to, and 81
though they were ordered 70 leave ID q
hours, they did not Go SO, tut remained up 10
the date of latest accounts.