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The sun., 1865-10-07
Mexico.
ARepublIcap Victory.

Essl inoton, oct. G.-semi-Oficial news was re-
co.vel hero to day from the state Of Chlhu,hnA
The Mexican General iilasa tRepublicnul ATTACKED
and took possession, in August, Of the Cry Of Paio
defended by the French. lie inflicted great loss on
the enemy The republican General Ncogni was
Killed in the battle The French were coldiy received
in the city Of chihuahua. Gen. B'incour circulated
proclamation printed in the city Of MEXICO stating
tba, he had been welcomed by the people. The next
dsy, however he declared martial law In the State
Ms1iuilian's proclamation Of the 9th Of scplcn-
her /. sad practically To re-,stAbi-h slavery In Mex
leo. lie calls the slaves workingncu, and their ms'
te;s patrons.
Nfo OTl,dn., Oc'. A-M,tnnoras ndvice' 'ay that
CortinAs, Canhes, aud Escobobo have combined their
forces and arc marching on hatEmor" vim L2oo
Liberals, robbing and punderins tho whole coua'ry
between Ma'snoras and Monterey.
Nine hundred Eo'saLs and MeIicsns are said 'o
have defeated $3.50 Juagsts near CaomA in The
state Of Mchoecau, on the 18th OF July
Reported Arrival Of Junrez ut Santa fe
| ST. Lyuis, oct, 6.-Tho RrrUBLcAN Las NE'AS
New Mexico, eorrosuondent under date Of sept lSth
,.y, cel,lemsu f. ON SAINTS Fe reports the afrivh
Juarcz ct that psco, supposed 70 be s' rsus 10 TN
| stnte. Tho report Is doubtful
The sun., 1865-10-07
Tennessee.
Nrn., Meeting Of. Negroc. NJ EdaefleId

Nd'hrilie, oci Ga great mas meeting Of negroes
and freedmen was held a, Edscheld yesterday aftor-
noon, si1 thou's al persons telns present An ad'
dress was made by Bre Gen. Fisk. lie rejoieed that
the negrocscf Tennessee we're free, God intended
them to be- lie told them that they must prove shem-
selves er utled 10 freedom by industry, 'ooriey and
inteFri ~. Hi, duty to SEQ ths; they discharged
their duties lie would put the black man In the jury
boz. and the witness stand. His remarks were re-
e',ived with great enthusiasm. lie vm followed by
several other speakers, sfter which the meeting ad-
tonrnod.
Gen. Fisk state. that during the past week six or
gwen hundred uesrocs have been sent to their
former homes In different parts Of the STATE and
have contracted with their former owners 10 work Tor
wMe, Within a month there will he general
clearing out Of negroes herr, arreneemenw having
been effected 70 procure thom labor In diheren'
paru Of the South.
The sun., 1865-10-07

ou,or Of the Canadian Synod and author q tho wen
known caechism bearing his name, and vi'i's Phi.a
delphia 40 bearer Of the address sfoye mentioned
The Rev Dr.. Fuliord. lord Bishop OF Csuada, tlfo
male q few remarks relative 10 the oouncXiua bt-
tween the church in Fnslsnd and America
The question was discussed of altctins tho canon
which sIloy od Bshops to distribute Faster aims
A motion 10 re-cotnmit the question with instruc-
tons WAs lost, and the commitee dhchafeed nom
the consideration OF the subject. !,
Rev. ~ Cummins then rose and offered the fol'
lov inc resolution.
Rssolt,f That thl. Hou,e offer T., profound rru,i-
tude to God that have among uh our hftthfcn iic
clerical aud ay deputies from the diocoses Of Texas,
North Carolina aud tennessee, and that We r,col.
nze their presence In our midst "a token anu
pledge Of the future entire restoration OF the mon
OF the church throughout the length and breadth oi
the land. :,
Judge spLdln. Of Ohio, hoped the resolution would
not pass We glad 70 receive our lrtthttn iroi
the seeded states but he was oriVsi TO sottlns
down In humiliation 70 them. .,
Mr.. Iarnell, Of Pennsylvania, moved to lay the
matter on the table. -,
Df' Hare hoped that the resolution would pas "
we can hold out the olive branch " OUT hren oi
the South We ought 10 DO ~. Tie welcomed our
brethren Of North Csrolin,, IeI@ and ltnuesseo
with open armt. ,
passed. -
The question Of provincial organization Of dIoccsc'
vns called up. -,
Mr. Rueres, Of New York. moved 70 refer tho
question 10 the Committee CanOn- but Atetwa "a
comiuitiee ths brrthren OF 1ennceco I'Nae, IN
the seceded states could act In harmony Nlth W"
delegates of the Nouhern state'. lie ftdH Niih'
drew the motion to refer tie question TO 'hc Ooui-
mittee on Canons. ,, H.,
The remainder Of the session was occupied In
discussing the proposed bcv canon Ttlatl.c %
clcig,mon entering the military OF naval Service
eIoopt ~ chapiuns.
The sun., 1865-10-07
California and Japan.
yIolen, E.rthauakc-Trnde to Japan, ~

Violent Esrthqnnkc-Trnde TO Japan, etc.
Sa,, Francisco, oct. s.-The steamer Constitution
sailed today for Panama With slliAOoo treasure Tor
New York. and s3i2OoO for England.
The small town OF Eureka, on Humboldt Ray, ".
violently shaken by an earthquake on sunday Last.
Nearly every chimney va torn down or cracked,
rood, in tho stores thrown from the shelves and
much orocsery brokcn The damage is estimated at
several thousand dollars.
Sa, Franoisoo, oct, 4.-Dstc, from kAnnsaWs'
Japan. to Aug. 9Gth, have beon received. The re-
c,ip,. from the Interior had boen liberal but tho
e,u.me price. domauled by the native, almost pre-
Guided purchatos. silks had also advanced 40 much
A. 10 check busincss stocks we're accumulMinr.
There vas an active demand for rikvoIin eFgs ioF
s1tort 10 Eutope. Exchange on London and Chlns
va. lover. There nothing new IN pontlesi
sGsir, The lirth Of Napoleon |. wac celebrsed dur
ins The week preeediug Aue. 2bth, a. kstodad
Al the residents Of foreign birth particiatins ap
| pa,ently with equal interest. The Jete wound W
With faccs, and a fegatta, and 70 pouceahio ~
| showing the great oordlslity in that mired com
| muuity,
The sun., 1865-10-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Convention of the Episcopal Church
Third nay.

Pnrad>lpltL Oct. G.-Ghe Convention reA''eino-
led At ~ o'cock ,
Dr.. uFbee, Of New York, stated that TWO 'epD''eN
lom Tennessee we're pTclont but o"'ns " 'n' ~
.cnce Of the Secretary Of that Diocese were ul'0'
present their certificates. He moved 'hN '"o Na i'n
Of the Tennessee deputies be placed GA 'no 'o''
wa. carried. ,--...,.,.
Tbo Committee on Canons, appointed yesterday'
reporied in favor OF tho adoption oil nc" 'no''
sottild,,. IN. clerrynan Of tbs Prote,'hnt Epdcoi
nj Cku!eh NON enrerins tie MN =. n ,,.r,"i,- t
service OF he mite IA os, e1cni' lU,''
sch' Oh except as Chap.Aius or po.eso''" " '"'''"
ton. , 49,. fto,,se ot B ehOpl,
A message was received fIoII the liou.o n,sropa
e1cos nR an address from the ffolts Az ia end
Church Ia canada 70 the convention o ,T IN.
iay deeeates OF the United states oi Anoisd N III
Rev Dr Deyan. of Canada, was pItse"T 4. pro
| Contention, and made lev Isna.E. h9 -"
The sun., 1865-10-07

AsHtNGTON, Oct. o.
The Ambassadors from Tunis will doubtless meet
With a cordial welcome from this Government. lhey
arc e,p.c,ed to arrive here and hotel ae-
eomnodations have boen engaged for them By the
State Department.
Ger. II. G. Humphrey, is understood TO have been
yardoned by the Pre- roident, to-day. This VIII render
him eligible TO the rovernorship Of Aississippi, to
which Office It is probable he hss just been elected.
Renort, received al the Freedmeus Burcsu repre-
rant that the coorod lesees Of farms In Arkansas are
doing well and raising LARGE crops while other frced
men hove Interests In the crops being Tnised by
planters.
The only member, present at the brief session Of
the Cabinet to day were Postplastor Geuera pcnni-
.on and secretaries stanton and welies, the other
members being absent from the city.
Colonel Arhmu.tes Of the Provost Nar'hsl Gcn nor
sps Depafment testified In the Breecoc tfia TO DAY
IN confederation Of the evidence previously giVeu
.r.ip,, the accused Tho vltness with GEN Curti,
won't into Gen. Brlscoo's rooms and arrested him
The prisoner vas seafched aud the 'noh PioIoiS
yns found in chest In the room.
Isaac Morgan has been appointed by the Presidont'
Direct Tax Commissioner Of the state of Alabama
Walter Lennox. formerly Mayor Of WNhinsion'
has Aftsr conf nement Of 81 months, been released
from Fort NcHengy. lie le.t this city AT the out
break OF the civil war bat WA suhsequenty arres'eh
m Baltimore aud impftouet a, above, on the charge
sr,usp.cion Of being obol emssAry.
BE- a telesgaph.c blundo:, en- tom In to-day'' Ne-
York papers made 10 read as iollo"s' IT s sal'
that Nj Russell, Postmaster At Canada We''' mas
heen retnoyed and th.t GeorFe \. Sanders has teer
.puointed In hi, stead" The true statement IA th.
.Mr Russell, Postmaster at Davenport ioloa hH
. been removed, and GeRaGl S1undeTs has beer
appointed in his stead"
Lieut. Gen. GranLand :he members Of his persons
rnf arrived here this morning, from an extends
,,,p throush the Wc.teru and North-wostern States
The B,so Bal Tournament commences here mex
week. ON Monday, the Excelsior Club, OF Ne'
York, will play with the National Club Of his cts
an the ground south OF the Prciidon''' mansioI
: On Tuesday, tho plstlneh o. Baltimore, VIII pa
the NATIONAL.
MAJ Gen. Ba,ler hns taken his departure irol
w.shing,ou for hil home IN Massachusetts. Will
serc. he satisfactorily aijus'ei hi accounts with ii
Government
The sun., 1865-10-07
TIE GRANT-MENICO STORY
Card FROM Judge Cnicn.

81. NICHOLAS IioIEL, NEW oEh' Oo"o
r. thc Associated Prss'
rceret 10 zee in the papers this morning ny name
co,nec Cd with report from Philadelphia in Teier-
onc. n an ,lleeed conversation With General Grant
olout Mexico. While am ture Mr.. Smith would mol
Intentionally misrsprcsent, even by shade he oef'
,ilv n,i,underrtood the purport Of my conversation
Win him n he H. correctly IeNortel was nsNe ~ VI, ~
train with General Grant, 20 nv kloNe1tr, W. ,,n W
frcul Cincinnati. once had cr'uh eoh'ei.hi'wu" w
niih tienersl Grant. In which MeKco Was t4,uueu ",
aud OF tis .poke 20 Ar. smith m genera eGnn,
sction on the cafs. hencrn bTant N no wy , /,
etod 10 me hat it rss the purpose OF foN ni'
10 interfere in Mexican Hiiis. {. snaI CO. yeI
maintained mercy 90 while away unc' Hie luo
m m m snnic stood OF ~ iscnculaed, and lnlel9htes
ar turmises, iuconsidctatciy expressed hle to' 80,
10 be tnken ne statements Of IN, - 10 uo i un,,n,
,onrda alton for even teusitOn rsporu. b ~ ~ 80
me this denial YOU will 90 an act ol luaN0o ~ W
Grant as well as Inyset NouTS uulyI n c,,oS-
The sun., 1865-10-07
The Charges asninst Emerson Etbcridse.

The charges against Emerson Etheridec' late
Clorh Of the House Of Representatives a. Washing
ton and nov on trial before Military Commission
at Memph. Tenn, are in substance s follows
Tucour.sins resistance 70 the enforcement Of the
laws; saying TO the people: When the AI-eoheo-
torr come round, Who have teen appointed ty Tue
present bocus legislature lmeouing thelehy tho loyn
aud lawful legislature Of the state Of lenncs,e 70
col ect tarcr. shoot them dovn; but don't ten any
one iod you 10 40" luctins nsurrecuon by ushs
tie following dsloyal language, While addtessht
mass meeting At Trenton, hiss ON tho "a OF Jull,
tsf5 "1he negroes are no more tree then tlley
we're forty Yeas aeo AUD u euy one
goes about The country TELLING they are
Tee shoot hitn and theso ncfro troop-
r,,nnanded hy low and degraded white men, going
through the country, ought to be shot dom. Jor.
Dnyir Ia a mean man, but can prove that BoWnloW
and ,Ioh sou tmcaning thereby N.G. Brownlov the
honorable Governor OF lennesseeand HIS Efcehcncy
Andrew John,on, Pterident Of the nited statc, srs
,tilI meAner that he ir. Judas cold his mater iCr
thirty pieces of silver, hut johnson has sold himself
for gfesnbacks, and Lincoln (mcsnins theIeuy tue
late President Of the United stated hsa teoeved me
and lied TO mo" Also urging the people 10 armed re-
,istAncs 70 the Law, O. renewed nnis OF hos,llV
/ against tho government, and attempting W pIihs
| disgrace upon the national army.
The sun., 1865-10-07

antver.
Ihe Court ovcrr1cd an objection raised by Nr
rakcr, when Col. Chipman Nked, "Uid you ever
take az oath of atty to tho Confederate Govern
mrutH
The witnese-I did not. mover was connected
with the Amy In any vav.
Several other Witnesses vero then examined,
when the Court al Ouined.
Washington, oct. 6..-Tho WirI trial vas COM
mcuccd on the 26th day Of Aurust. The prosecution
examined 10 Vitncssc', tto number Of days re-
quiscd for which vas %, the record making 9s63
iooLctppssos. The defence oponod on the Goth
day Of september. The number Of witnesses
sutruncd /. 100. examined thus far IL, and 70 have
reported themselves.
The sun., 1865-10-07
Attempted Escape of Dr Niuid from the
nry TOrtugus.

Fortress Monroe Oc'. d.-Ihe steamship Daniel
Wei ster, from Nev orleans on the 10Th ut for Ne~
York, put IN hee short OF cod she reports landing
some prisoners at tAo Dry IoriuTas and that Dr.
Mudd had male an apempt to escape. lie was found
.ocr.tel In tho oo-l lunkess OF the steamer Thomas
sc,,t and uut 10 hald labor Wheeling sand. The
s,orterma.ter Of the scot wa. arrested for having
,,dod Dr. Mudd in bic ctloIt to cscape.
The sun., 1865-10-07
The SEVENTH WARD ARousED.-on We'd

nesday evening very large meeting Of citizens was
held al Botanic Hail in the seventh Ward, at which
ions HEcEEE, Esp, the we'll known -four manuiao-
tu' or, was unanimouEiy and enthusiastically noIni-
mated IA candidate tor Mayor. This nomination
will give great satisfaction to those to whom Mr..
hccker iS kuoTn, and be received by the public At
l4Ifo With ca. confidence. ltis 70 seldom that an
hoi Isl maa iswiiling to accept nomina ion for any
public office, that 1t seems Ike finding house Of
gold To know that JoHS HKoKER, ESQ, 10 willing to
devote his time and talents, for the benefit OF the
public. Mr.. Hseker 10 we'll known throughout the
city toI hll annual bepefsetiani 70 Lhe Doos
The sun., 1865-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
psw YORK AND THE VICINITY

' a' VI inc 1Sa hetimsn' Oasou
beins ,nd,,,,as ~, a.or.i ,,..h.. ~. Auh,,..,
do, from ,r,n,. 1T NJ. 800, o.,d All, An. r.,,,
shor,lv .fe, o,to.. a.. ai,,tn .,,.hsd x,.i,ors-
wt,h N, pe,,x ,ho ,..l.. Co., :, rrrt. h,s
ia. and ds,,h,.r a., ~. u.v,r.,h -. AZ an.
po,,d ot u.p,ger,. ,,,r,.a -. ,s.I, 49,, ,.,,,..u
,ho,r - an. hons. =, 40, p.,s..'.s ~ ar.
,.or,h .,,e., vh,ra N, ss..,..- -. - ~.
SON r,.a.r,cs ara nov ,,.,,n. rha .,.,,.,. 80.
-" ''a'nt' Inc Nis'ois ms'c
.nS tna''' ,S'ue' ,",.s ,,' no health Of h s...
rondoI.r,o from ,he Rev ~ run,, A. NJ. I,-..,,
,b,rs "a. .,o one each ,or Mr. seward ana n. .or.
Ao., ,,.v of .bou, half an hour ,h,v srov. !. ,s.
Fair, and entered, accompanied by General NAE
and several members Of the In,,itu,e 70 the s.as
Of "Hal to tho Chief" by DOd-or'h'' band. hiss
Perry had tho arm Of the secrstsry, Mr.. Rsun,re.
With whom S. s"avTsd !, IN nn r,sn,S ns
tho ia'a'r' SIDE MS mother csas.,'. Se'ns : @sa
,ne s'o peyi ~. 'I s. nv. ,s.,,or. a,.nIass
rumh,, ~ ,nv,n,ion, Ae and C,ensr.l H..h.. .,-
., nulnn., ., ,n,eu '.,". -, ~. S,u- s...h,n.. "a
the printing prs, which vero at work Other thiugs
- .,.r,,..a ,,h ,r,.h ,n,.,.., Tn. as,,nsu.A.
| ed visitor, retired a, about hslfpsst 10 o'clock.
I.nv-suoorrns Tho folloxing not. ,vyet,
ten In delicate female hand, is . reply to . o,ty
,.m In rhn,,d.,,, su.. unon the d.nser, ipourr~a
by luckless bonedicu Who fail 10 toe tho marx mArS
| ,o,,,.i.
. - A.. -,
ny, reporter 5Ve, ,rnpns IN aee%n os ~
Sex" and "trsmbe," when he thinks Of the rssults~
b, Tor The results iftbsy behsy. a. they should DO,
don't why ladies should carry pistols ch
sehtemeh I'm suie tney 49, ns.u 'qen. m ~, sheas
deadly instTumsnts" Eladies do not stand up for
their own rights gentlemen Will not do Il for Them
Wv io'A' W. ~ o'N 80, s,l.-I,
The sun., 1865-10-07
/ Fires in Mobile.
alr- Of Cotton Burned.

lie Pau,eI's Warehouse, with
to4, was burned last nisht by sn
the lo.s .sssy.OUO, which is mostly
Niru-ce,
lrs varohouse was burned this morn
bales Of cotton destroyed.
The sun., 1865-10-07
Gen. Humphreys Made White.
He is Now Eligible 10 the
GovernorshiD Of mississippi.

The Wirz Trial.
The sun., 1865-10-07

More Evidence for the Defence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-19
THRISTMAS PRESENTS, TOYS, &C.

JOHN A. GEIB, No ils, King street, has
lust received and offers for sale, large assort-
ment of TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
for CHRISTMAS. PRESENTS, consisting in
part of
Albums, Pocket Books, Card Cases, and Wal
lets, Perfumery, Cologne Water, Night Bloom
in Cereus, Jockey Club, Millefower, Musk.
Hair Oil, Scented Oils. Soaps, German and
French Toilets, Wax Sets, Porcelain and China
Babies, Doll Heads: Music Boxes Guitars,
Italian Violins, Pearl:inlaid Rosewood Guitars,
Flutes and Violins, Fine French "A keys Accor-
dians, Ebony and Rosewood, Pearl lnlaid
Flutinas and Accordeans Of all kinds, Flagolets.
Flutes, Clarionets, Rubber Air Balls, Solice and
Colors, Paror Balls plain and painted, Whips
and Toys, Magic Lanterns, Drums and Fifes,
Tuck, T7c Bufalo Redding Long and other C. combs
Percussion Caps Drinking. Cups and Flasks,
Fishing Tackle, Fancy Purses, Spectacles,
ThimbIes, Shawl Pins, Ladies Work Boxes,
Rosewood, Ebony. Mahogony, Papie Machiee,
Satin Lined, Pearl Inlaid, and other fine Work
Boxes, Ladies Fans, Pearl Agate, Glass and
Jet Dress Buttons, Pins, Needles, Hooks and
Eyes, Suspenders, Wristlets, Belts, Bags and
Satchels Stationary, Toys. Drums Trumpets'
Whistles, Bugles, Rattles, Tin Toys, Dominoes,
Children's Games Dutch and Chinese Fire
Works, Crackers, Torpedoes, Pen Knifes, &C.,
all of which will be sold at the lowest rates.
dec 12-eo2w#
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m- J. w. ATKINSON is q candidate for Mag
istrate in the 4th ward at the election to he held
on the goth inst. j. I Z " dec l2-te
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DISSOLUTION.-T The partnership heretofore
- existing under the name Of Ashby y Wood,
was on the first day Of May, 1862, dissolv ed by
mutual consent The books are for the present
at the old stand No. ITO, King street. Either
parner is authorized TO settle the business of the
firm. ROBERT S. ASaBY.
de 14l.n ROBERT L. WOOD.
NOTICE Ali persons indebted to the late
" firm Of Ashby & Wood, are respectfully
requested to sett e their accounts without fur
ther de.ay 1T being necessary to close up the
business, the books will in short time be pla-
ced in other hands for collection. = asasssssss3
+. s. ASHBY.
dec 14-1m X. l. WOOD.
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JOHN r. CREIGHTON & SON,

JOHN 7. CREIGHTON & SON,
No. 88 King Street Aexandria,- Virginia,
nEALERS IN AGRlCULTORAL ;, I'M
Anvils, Nail Rods. Horse Shoes, Blister Stea,
Files, Rasps, Shoeng Tools, &c. Commin's
Iron Beam Plough at factory Prices; Castings
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; SASH
Doors Blinds, &c. furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps, Doupe
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
&C., wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
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dec 14-1ln
REAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF! SELLING.OFF =!

An extensive stock of WALL PAPER,
at greatly reduced prices, at the store of the un-
designed, No. III, King St., fourth door above
Washington ST., preparatory to closing business.
Those who have pictures at the above-named
store to be framed, will oblige by calling for
them at al carly day. 4sas&s - ~
nov lift JEFFERSON TACEY:
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DLUMBING! PLUMBdING! 2 nrnn, NJ
G. P. HEALY & CO.,
PLUMBERS & GAS FITTERS,
No. %, North Fairfax Street,
lUnder Mansion House.)
We are now prepared to do Gas Fitting and
Plumbing, in all their branches; Fitting up
Pnblic Buildings, Stores and Dwelling Houses,
in the the most approved style, ard at the very
lowest figures. :, :u
both time and money.
Always on hand large assortment OF GAs "A
trade: = a also, LAMP GOODS of every descrip,;
tion at Peace Prices. Retail dealers will find
i to their interest to examine our stock
Snecial attention paid to country orders.
The best COAL OIL always on hand.
dec 1-lV
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! gmw~ ANDREW j. FLEMING will be supported
as a candidate for Magistrate, in the 4th ward,
at the election to held on the 10th inst.
( dec 12-te s ....... ..=.. a..". r."!..#
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= AIBXANDR1A VA TUESDAY EYENINe pEGENBEK IT, 1861
M. GRIGSBY.

H. 1s KIN Kfsq rRrEE4t E5t CORNER M 5iC3ea Conunpts,
Intadqition to his fine stock Of TOBACCO, IS
now receivinga a large and well selected stock Of
6 DGROCERIESI GsSGtoGz 800 !&s.5stssl L!Il0}
saig9a 59jd: ;,tl3 1KHLSKI Es, IN .G.ofi}Iza i:@d
;8aae3ai l5.2& 70 .ao0iiifgT TEAS; ,.5jsG 01&
and il fact everything usually: kept IN a frst7
his friends and the public generally, assuring
them that he will exert himself to the utmost to
give general satisfaction!a:f# f'E :oc 20-tf y
ToR THE HOLIDAYS.-Port Sherry and
I2fMaderia Wines, Champagne, California
Wines, Angelica, MuscateLg &C. Old Rye
Whiskey, Bourbon Whiskey;,a Brandies, Gin,
Santa Cruz Rum, j amaica Rum, Scotch Whis-
key, Absinthe, Curaco and other Cordias.--
Bitters, &c, &C., by the bottle or Quantity; For
sale by GEORGE E. WHITE,
dec 4-6w IL. A 9and 81 Cameron street
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TURs cleaned, repaired and altered TO the Ia
Il test fashions, at M RS. d: :ROSENBAU h'S,
! III, King ST., Alexandria, Va. oc SIT
, 1865-04-22

t,,n,th.r I, an alarming disorder. whether It efnict
ss E; Il aaS u a. = I'd =
cu Viii eonyinced noTs;cr ; sssnsM s,ue p
ss na1Ensnt s9Tg thffss ,ss Mt II: agu.sa occs
soncd ii tEc ari user.scn Of sush ae'iGxte @ ,of naE
,4f III '!f !Tl .s sa,ens as
son IL: time for stitnT u siSn cr fs EnnE
% w s ri r. III ss
Il ,: !~syS iSs sl1s1 Il ye IL s i !! 70
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