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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

.-a The steamer 9. YANDERBILT

-TE@7 +, The steamer G. VANDENBILT,
szz-z 5szzz=ACa Capt a. L. Culinary; steamer
EXPRESS, Capt. E. a. Ryther.
The steamers G, Vanderbilt and Express
will leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Fri
Washington aud Georgetown, stopping at I'll
the usual landings on the Potomac River
Returning, will leave Washington every Sat
turday and Wednesday, at o'clock, 8. m..
and leave Alexandria at O'Clock, a. NJ
Stopping st The usual Landings on the River.
For infoTmation freight or passage: apply
Baltimore; J. Broders & Co. No. 3, King st.;
Alexandria, Morgan, Rhnehart & Co., No.
104 Water st. and Al street, Washington
and Georgetown. my 30-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30

ns~ JOHN SUMMERS will be supported at an
election which is to take place on the 18th of
September, as candidate to fill the office of
Magistrate in the 4th district in the place OF
Charles A. Ware removed from said district.
aug 29-dte
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,@a-BAzIL BRAwNER is q candidate for the
House ofDelegates of Va, from Prince William
county. aug 30-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-30
MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
NI No. Is, North Faiyfo~ Street.

Z. T. LUCAS, Proprietor.
Ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such an estab-
lishment.
A choice variety of MEATS, with POUL-
TRY OYSTERS, &c, including every delicacy
the markets afford, will be prepared by pro
fessional cooks, and served by polite and at
tentive walters, and at reasonable prices:
ICE CREAMS and PASTRIES will be OF
superior quality,
The wine vaults will be stocked with select
assortment Of WINES, ALES, &c.
The Restaurant and Saloons will be open ut
al hours. Particular attention will be given to
orders from families and parties wishing dinner
or supper. aug Soft
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Boots Il Shoes.

F HAVE Just received direct from the manu-
/ facturers my Fall and Winter stock of la.
dies gents misses and Children's BOOTS and
SHOES, consisting in part of
Mems Calf Kip and Thick Boots.
Ladies' Morocco, Goat and Calf Boots.
Ladies' Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots
Misses Glove, Kid, Calf Goat and Morocco
Boots; Ladies' and Misses Lasting CATERS;
Children's Boots and Shoes of every descrip-
ton; Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots: all
Of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and examine at No. SO, King street.
aug 16-d3m j. T. EVANS.
TT7HE war being over, the subscriber would
L address himself to the pleasing task OF
furnishing his friends of the city and country,
with goods in his line of business, and would
call their attention to the following leading
articles, viz:
Gents Calf and Kipp Boots.
Gents Calf, Kipp and Buff Boots and Shoes,
Boys Boots and Shoes in their varieties.
Ladies CATERS.
~ Morocco Boots.
:: Seal -
Misses Morocco, Seal and Calf Boots
Children's Shoes, Of all kinds used,
And in short every article usually found in a
we'll assorted shoe establishment, all Of which
are offered at fair living prices for CASH.
HENRY L. SIMPSON, Agent
~ l9--tf TO- Royal Street.
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Mr.. John B. Able, OF St. Mary's county,
Nd. whilst on his way to Washington, on
Sunday last, on the steamer Columbia, had his
trunk. which contained some valuable papers,
stolen, while the steamer was lying at her wharf
in this city.
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Clothing, &c.

mi URRAY, RIDGELY & MURRAY,
YI MERCHANT TAILORS
NO. 7 NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Keep constantly on hand large assortment
Of CLOTHS, CASSI II ERES, VESTINGS, &C.,
which they are prepared to make up at short
notice, and at reasonable prices aug lift
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ssTHE SOUTHERN CHURCHMAN"--I
L propose in the course Of week or ten
days to re-publish the Southern CNurchman in
Alexandria, There are many persons in the
city who would be benefited by having re-
ligious paper in their families. May I not
therefore urge all such to subscribe for the
Church1nan and thus aid me in starting again,
which do now under great difficulties Sub
scriptions S. a year, to be paid at the Book
King street. Tau W-2w7 D. F. SPRIGG.
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0TILL BETTER INDUCEMENTS Now
~ that Joseph Kaufman has experienced
that his customers will call on him wherever
he moves to. he extends the time for two weeks
longer selling his stock at q discount Of 10 per
cost Remember, JOS. KAUFMAN
aug 4-tf cor. King and St. Asaph SIS
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LOCAL N Il w S.

We mentioned yesterday that the Mansion
House would be reopened on Monday next
The house has been thoroughly ceansed, re-
haired and refurnished by the owner, Mr. Jas.
Green, and will in every respect be the equa
If the hotel formerly conducted IN superior
style by A. j. Newton The furniture, carpet
ipgs, &C., are Of the finest descrlptlon.-
Messrs. Sanders & Maddox are the lessees,
Edwin Ashby is to be the clerk, Washington
Harris is an attache, and Mr.. r. L. Lucas, has
rented, and will conduct the Bar and Billiard
rooms.
The August term Of the Orange County
Court commenced it's session at the Court House
on Monday last. A large crowd was IN atten-
dance. Garrett Scott, esq, was elected IRE
siding Justice. Messrs. Barbour, Terrell, and
Crane candidates for Congress from the DIS
trict were present and delivered addresses u.
! Browning. ESQ.,. is candidate for the Leg
islature.
A negro man was shot and severely wounded
near Cub Run, in the upper end OF Fairfax
county, on Saturday last. Dr. Gunnell, OF
Fairfax Court House, who dressed the wound,
was told that two men, clad IN Confederate
uniform, had inflicted the injury.
Mr.. John B. Able, OF St. Mary county,
Nd, whilst on his way to Washington, On
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GOLD.

New IoaIz, A45u>E30 -uri@ l444jj
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3. WHEAT.
No 3, Strand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

TRIAL or FIRE ESGISEs.-The capacity Of
the steam FIRE engines Of tho Western Distrct were
tested yesterday afternoon In Raymond street near
the corner Of wuloushby street. By the direction Of
Chief Engineer Cunningham. Several thousand
spectators we're present. among them tao Of the New
York Fire Commissioners and ,evctal Brooklyn
Adei men. The siesme present we're Nor. !, ., IL
ana H. toreihct WITH hand enline No. 81. steamer
80, q tor some uueNplaiued csuse, not OIL land,
Each engine had full compliments OF men, W. I'D
their duty With a Will. Tie operations comm I'D
shortly Al er o'clock r. " by raising steam. No I
got up steam ~ tour minutes No. In three and .
hail minutes 10. Ia In three minutes and No II in
three and ihree quarter minutes. NO. started in
four minutes No. In cir minutes No. II In seven
sud minutes, and No II IN Eve :. minutes.
he iesult OF the play M AZ foliovs;
No 4 ln-n a imam Dlu lnnl. haIlLnn iAuH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

trsctorA .bo siesas hS -hie 10 v,s dd-'rs car
through Lnieht sIeeL sehinek Oh. ev pavius QUE
and struck him on the hsa . INF cling & serious
wound Jus'ice Dvwlinr nIlittod the sroused Tor
uia before the Court Of epeciA stsdons
Ldreentss. Detective. Bennett and vsughn arrest
ed Augustus Bfeon, yesterday, charged With hsvins
stolen four gold watches from the store Of Peter J.
hangin, 70 West Houston sreet on the q6,h ult-
duIing the Temporary absence Of the proprietor ..
Omcer Mead Of the 10Th Precinct arTested Elizabeth
Taylor, charged with stealing t54 from william Ale
chivel, In saloon in East Houston street. on We'd
nesday night Ofheef Smith, Of the 17th Pre-
cinct srtstod John Stewart charged With stealing
wallet from James Hayden. on Wednesday night,
while the latter vas sleeping In cart In eth street,
near Sd avenue.
A Jersevndn Robbed.-At a late hour on wednes-
day nisht, Henry Donohue and Robert Cor asssulted
as Aesed, John Lee, Of jersey CITY at the corner OF
lee gave Slam, and ofoei, McNslly and Fled Of
lhe bth Precinct, arrested the supposed aseailanu
and Lee Identified them a. the thieves.
dangerous Stabbtn0 AprdV. -Otfoer Sea Rue, Of
the 18th Precinct. arrested Emil Stan toni on ed
ntsday night, charsed via stsbbing Paridseus Of
f5s Third avenue, with dagge inhietins serious
wound In the right aide. PAridaeus VA removed to
Be- evue Hospital.
Burg 'drv.-Ye.ierdiy, Offcer Lyon arrested Nor
RE sillect, chased with stealing hair metz from the
factory Of william Marcus Samuel No, 1Ts Canal
a. on the night Of April IS PORTION Of the stolen
property vac found in the store OF the prisoner, a. 2Sl
NiliAmst.
Carving Concealed Weapons. Matthew Cassldy
VA arrested on . charge Of disorderly conduct, in
OfcnI Cooke, OF the 4th Precinct, AR estcd fIed:
efck fetttt0n, charred With carrying rev lNer and
large knife. Ju,tice Dow Ing sent both Of The &C
cured to BiAekNel's Island in default Of sLOOObail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

espsr men, conu' stors, and all sor,. Of place and
money seekers all the way from wsshina,on. lie
hs,' addressed . public meeting on last
ssuioAy tveuing. Al . seren,de on the evening
hs arrival, be said; Il know that you have
seen on me - the provisional governor Of the
sss o. Georgia, and In the discharge OF the h. gh
ouVes nov incumbent upon me- promise you 10
co. 70 ns best OF my sbilliy"
Tps Parse OF vienns, says ION Monday lan
su,snufsciurer OF this city was going 70 celebrate
BIS marriage with . young girl without any for
Uns. On arriving a. the church the intending
bridegroom wished W leave bis hat IN the carnage
Re raised u from his head, but unfortunately
brought away bis wig 90 we'll No sooner did tho
young lady see the artificial bead Of hair detached
from the skull OF her lover than she refused 70 be-
come bis wife, and each returned home, TO the
gree, disappointment Of the Witnesses and others
vho were present"
NAsI hussos's shooting Of James Kerr IN low
nssnsvine, c. W., has boen given by telegraph.
The cause, u spposrs, was that Kerr, . married
man, had seduesd n ss huuson into an imprideni
correspondence, and .s she says completed hs
wrongs BY an outrage upon her. Bhe dem Anded
their transactions, and he refused 10 SURE nder
them. she then got female friend, drove to Kert's
place, and sshei him 70 ride with them. lie COM
piled, and while In the carriage she drew revolt
YER and shot him. He Al frat supposed hs Vas
wounded by some person IN the foad but turuing,
saw her in the eel Of firing again. Amer suug-
gle be vrestsd the revolver nom her, snd walked
70 house q mile and half distant, where he died.
Miss hunson 81 once surren1 ered hersclf-mskIng
no conceAlment Of her crime, but eIpressug tho
deepest regret for what abe calls its neviisbio 10
eessity." Kerr vas married man and 81. Gel ing
y musca. MISS hunson 10 very handsome aud
mighty accom- ,lishsd young lady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
AIHryUn

eryAngHrPS-Yssco Richmond and Norfolk
q epsuldins, New Orleans, Edinburs, liverpool
and Queenstown: Atslanta. London visa HAVE.
sHIPs-Resolute, Of Freeport, Ne, from Liverpool
Atmosphere, 1--we pool
BRIGe-Alphs, Minudis, N z; Busy, Gov Bay, CB,
Pawn, eissl. fhonss W Rowland Cos Bay; william
Cousins, Linsan, c b; Elliott Gov Bay.
sCHooNERs-Nsris Louisa, New London for
Rondout L Daniels Providence Martha Jane,
Providence Tor Rondout Fountain. Ts1 River for
Albany X Crook. Providence for Rondout; Hudson.
B.nsor; A g Pe.e, Boston; Csts-smtess Imam
Qulctstep, Port jefferson; o X, Providence for
Rondout. Leocaiia- salem; l. wentworth. New
Tendon; " Camp Derby for Albany; Lyndon
Pembroke; N J Meade, Charleston; Copy, Proyi-
dence, !; Y Florer, New Haven for Rondout
Georre winsor, Giece Bsy; Elvira, Msohhs sylvie-
Addison; MAGNOLIA Windsor, 4, Seven Sisters
Cutler, n S; A T Pe.se, Boston.
sLoOP-Rhode Island, whitman, Providence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
JERSEY CITY.

BLIND MAN Run OvER.-Yesterdsy fore
noon, as "Uncle Billy the blind newsman," Junction
Of Nestrk avenue and Montgomery street. w,s eros
Ing the stie't near his place, he was knocked down
taken 10 drug store whe II found that he had
received several sevee flesh wounds about his arms
aud head, but no bones we're broken. DR.. Feeney
dressed the wounds after which be convey Ell 70
his home. The driver IL not 70 blame, a. his horse
wac uumanageable At the time.
A RUsH.-Ths New Jersey R. R. Company
transported 1882 person, their road the
Fourth, from points between New Brunswick and
Jersey Cl,y. After the close Of the fireworks that
night, several thousand persons oonsrogsted at the
ferry depot, FOO. Of Courtlandt street, waiting 10
catch beir chsace Of = ps.sass over the river. The
blockade continued over an hour.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

nRtcKISR,nas hM written a letter from Cubs,
eav'ng; II ~Ryo hoard no rbws from the outer
word since oiSlaa' ei near " 10 stock, Ca, the
last COh'eacrAse torco east of TIE Gharzh oocheo.
trust there will Ia w'tdCm enough IN the conn
ellis al Washington rot 90 drive brave and suffer-
ing peorle 10 the ro.n ties that spring from de-
spar. Breck. wants 10 scare US.
BEAURroAIp was always known 10 be one NJ The
greatest ''bowers' in Ito Confederate ssrv CO, lut
there was one promised eSploi, which the "forcs
Of circumstances" len incomplete. Soon after the
war broke out, while he was yet high in military
ropuse a, the South, he one day said; WHEN
rta,A Massachusetts,, my FIRST act shall be 70 bow
Plymouth Rock out OF existence that will be tho
greatest and hAppiost moment of my life"
Tna Richmond Vine says; "Northern mer
chants are here buying up the products OF the
X chmoud markets, for sale in the N rthcrn mar
kes. The suffer shops are closing ont, the cattle
market Is overstocked, the vegetable and fruit
market Is superst undsut There Ia more produce
than buyers aud Hour that sold here on Saturday
A. 10, sold n Now Yor. for 81 aud IS. Meats,
thai 9 Il on cur market stalls for IS and 20 cents
stand on or IL. nifty IN New York 81 70 aud IS
cents per pound. Why 'h.s difference We cana
say, unless it he tsa eyerybod h. has h4u any
thing 10 sell has rushed It into Richmond"
"sraIEEs" .ppeAr to be, Just now, the orier Of
the ay in Fralee l. Puik he cab drivers arc
on a strike and in Lyons, the lace m skers are Ia
The same line Of bushes n CoURauH DE LYoNs
says that IN some qusr'e!s thor coueGo' hAs been
very bad, Aui tha scye a. meu arc To De- prosecu ed
Tor threats anu violence towards tbUur bretnren
who Gesrous to return to n ir work. To
dyrrs sriE was thought TO be nearly over, but
according 10 tue lsItst news, these oI1ranves arc
stInal * out with greater dessrm1n anpu chan ever
IGey do not asa Tor hiS Or "AseA oui demand
that lie worA z day lie redu2eI rom IL ! o rs to
To- tat GIIIeA,iees sASl OILY be allow IN the
p rGol one spprtnsice 70 ten workaSn, be-
/. hAs teen ii that In tho DEAD season too
m.ny Apprentices T. row uep on o. work; tnaI no
mute eNHA nAnGs than AIS lu1ely necessary to
work ,h' mschit cry shall lie employed IN Ne dye
ius worksl o,s, and shat Tor extra work Zoe. an
hou, shall lie pAid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.


"ALIhhs, TIKI MuhDEHEh, was 10 nave
pesn hung to-day At the TombS hut yesterday news
~as received that Governor fonton had oommuted
oils punishment 10 impr sonment for life Walters
- sre.tlv ove,eone an tcceivinr the inteuisenee
-,
omuch 70 thAt ne Ws LOT a lew moments lnoApaple
n expressing his thanks 10 the Warden, whose
.N.r,. a. .o,,..,,a, In t,.. u.....,,. 49,. 4. -.
$3.50 " ~ "'' S'''' "''' Wv
means OF saving the life Of Walter.
Nvrr,.a. m ruy C.,rvrS .S,, ,,o,
w 80" '''' ~" ''""
nRs' ASSOCIATION have been held daily, At which
.-h.- -. -. a. ........t.. a.. 49,, .t...t..
V'''' e'' "'S"o N'"'u"'"s wv ''"''' ''"'"H
oontracto. II does not appear that progress has
sosp pn.de tox .Yd .oIution of ,ha dlicltle. hIch
induce the men 70 refuses orf.
Ho, Jso McDoxItn an Innuen,ial D.u
"
cratic politician In the uptown wards died on tho
Oh. al his re,Ideneo. of typhoId fever He ~a.
member Of Assembly from the 10th Ward.
FIRES, AND fIREMES's FIGHTs.-About 2
o'clock last evening the drug store b52 Greenwich
street. discovered to be on are caused by the is
milton Of pho,phorous In tin can IN the yard.
DAMAGE about 800. while returning from the fro
. hsht occurred between the memi err o. 10 and II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
SHIPPING.

MISSING SOLDIERS-OFFICLAL LIST
A'l OF more than 10, ~ no have ed IA rebel 10
Original certificates taken oIu the dead bouies
OF 1hoso Nhose names they lear. 2l2 II, oadway. II
SAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
BRITAIN AND IRELAND, BY
STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Draits available throughout England, ireland, and
Scotland.
Parties wishing 10 engzse passage, send for their
fTiends- or remit money TO tho old country, DO
20 ~ The lowest rgtes b. applying 70
s9s Sd south street
pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and Lonlon-By the Old Black Star Line-For
Liverpool the JOHN BRIGHT sails on June 18Th
for London, The RHINE, sails on June gath
For passage apply 70 WILLIAMS l. GUION, " Fulton
Of. 3S5
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
sCifOoL.-ylkGlNIA,s sails Saturday July sth. ca
BIN passage s9l steeIage 500 payable in currency.
Apply to WILLIAMS GLioE. 20 broadway. $3.50
TAPSCOTT's LINE FOR LIVERPOOL,
Ship ST, MARK July sth.
For London, Line
Ship DANIEL WEBSTER, July sth.
TAPs60Tf, BROS. & 60. % south st s4a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. Az
~ and 40 Canal ct. cor arick.
MILITARY.

DECRUITS DISCHARGED AT RENDEZ-
~ vOus under orGec u, rl ece ys IN iormatIon
BAOwN 4 Co, Park Place. $50
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Impoi Tan notioe ALI No dos mustele cd ou' or
di'chalged upon partial detc. ptive lists receive
the baIEnce due them Apply IN person OF by letter
n City. Sl1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

Avenue n. r. 90. In "a street, between 2d and VI
svenues, ~sslsd over. The Comptio oil er transmitted
. communication settins forth that the 'um Of
tees Tor the iortnigbt ending June 24th, 1865 Also
q cnmmun icafon stltIg the treasury balance June
Bah at lGI.363.ab Resolutions we're adopted hat
90 much OF the ordinance heretofore passed giving
control Of the building corner Of bst street and Lex
ingtou avenue 10 the Mayor and fitet IHIectfefs Of
the Nursery and Chd's Hospital he Iescnded and
all Of the building no' occupied by the Dspensary he
used for other purposes. Iesolution asO adopt
ed dividing The 18Th Ward into II election distries
Adjourned TO Monday npIt.
WAR CLAtMs.-The Y. S. Sanitary Com
rn,sion. Protective War Claim Association, Office 50
Chambers stree, Ssr York City, hsvs made the
following report Of claims tahsn. and settlement Of
claims previously filed at their Office for the cir
months, ending July l. 1868
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
EoR SALE CHEAP-A FARM OF lOO

EOR SALE CHFAP-A FARM OF 100
acres, is acres oes I'd, with house and barn, situ
ated In the tovn Of jefferson, New Hamp hire, A
hor'e and truck will be taken in part payment. In
dure No. 20 Pit street, fIom to o'clock p. h.
WHITE. 364
EOR sALE-A GOOD HORSE, CART AND
Il harness. Inquire On stAnt, cotner Of Reade aud
West Broadray. MICHAEL ". Nj RTHA. B65
HEAD LAUNDRESS WANTED - MUST
IL b 9 god ifoner. National Hotel Cosrilandt
street B6s
XNANTED-A GOOD CARRIAGE TRIM
w mer: to good hand steady employment aud
sood wages Inquire at 1911 Broadway, corner seth
It, Immediately. 56I
q O6O WILL BUY THE STOCK AND
q ZcO fixture Of liquor store IN good loca.
lity. cheap rent Apply on the premi,es, S0J East
l2th OF, bet. nve.. and G. S63
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
MARINE NEWS.
July IS. Rhc., 34-s. Sets, S4-H, w..erc7 o.
CI.kARED.

STEAMSHIPS Columbls, Hsvans Linda, APPS
lschicola Chase, Savannah; Starlight Charleston;
Martha stevens, Ba timoTe City Of Dublin tBntishi
Liverpool; Mars Philadelphia.
sHlPS-Oder Hamburg; d kimball Baltimore
Geo Green, Boston; Charlotte, MoTeheAd City, c.
BARks-sois, Gloucester, Eng Teiucca, Malaga
BRIGs-Albert Cronstadt; Magma ChsrtA st.
John, Is; Active, 81 John, b.
CHooNER-Weuonah, Tall, for Baltimore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

A NEW LAW-SOLDIERS WOk
"A In the line Of duty, or their heirs, are e.
bounty, LEFFERTs, HOFFMAN b co. !.
DRIZE MONEY OFFICE, 2 PARK
L Collections made for all lis,s now ready
l. BkoWA 4 CO. BaakeIL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07
Too Late for Classification.
- gATRa n.

BLAKE-George Blake, aged year, and months
All friend. and ac,lunntances are respectfully In
vited 10 So Johnston 81, East New luk this day at
o'olock ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-07

No. p thsnd entinel threw stream to distance
Of 24I feet, thus beating the steamers at which there
was gieat ieOicng. The volume Of watef thrown
wa much gIoatet however, b. the steamers than the
hand enfno. The judges On the trial we're Assistant
Engineo.u Fitzpatrick Taylor and Barr.
Amer the oihci A tia, NO threw q stream about
90 iest further than any other steamer, and they
pared Of harmonious y, and everybody was pleased
with the workings Of the different apparatus.
SALE or WAR HoRsE.-The war horse
formerly owned by Brig. Gen. y. u. splnos, sold
al public auction yesterday, near tbs City Hall, to
satisfy claim Of Mr. y. b. horrell. The animal was
formerly owned by Col j. II. Perry Of the 4sth regi-
ment Of volunteer, He va struck of to Brig. Gen.
J. c. Smith, for $500
THE RETURNED vErrRASs.-The 15Sth Re-
giment N. Y. Volunteers which ,erved with distinc-
ton during The past thr,e years returned home on
the 80 Inst. aud partic pated In the 4th Of July
celebration, the day following. The Regiment IL nov
quaiteTed at the Brooklyn City Armory, and will
soon proceed 10 Harts Island to be paid of and
mustered out Of tbs service.
SERIOUS CARRIAGE AccIDESr.-Last even
Ing, horse sttschei to a carriage, driven by Mr.
Joseph sivey, Of No. 1903 For.yth street. N. y ran
OFT In flathush avenue, near 10th street. throwing
out Mr.. hilyey and vile who accompanied him Tho
husband fell upon his head and sustained fracture
OF the scull and the di.location of one am lie was
attended 70 by physician Who deems his case
hopeless. Mrs. sllyey VI. but slightly hurt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-16
Farm f,lr Sale.

fE1HE subscriber Offers hi, Farm, situated in Cape
N Elizabeth, about three and half miles fiOaa
Portland tridge, contairing 20 Acres Land, Build
ints good, Fences snDtantial S'onewali you ag er-
charu, choice gra ted Fruit A bout 200 cords wood
nall Oak and Walnut. Also Farming TO Dis, and SO
cords dressing.
Terms Of pay nse1st made easy. i3 tt AZ
:, For particulars enquire OF SCOTT DYER on the
PREMISES, or through PORTLAND, p. o. asi n -
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-03-16
Farm for sale.

That superior A, farm recently
EEMSA-A. owned aud occupied By the late
&%EEIBAz&R Capt. Thaxter Prince. containing
E&lLaki so acres of & cd land, 15 of which Is
zisszsasezzzsa5a39 wood. Good buildings and not
roo OF waste aud upon it. Said farm is situated in
Yarmouth about one aad half miles tfom the G. T.
II. r Depot. ,t.,j 1000 i.t.,
Enquire of Charles Humphrey at Yarmouth Vii.
lage. 10 81 J " k8a I,FalTl
Yarmouth, Jan. II, ls65. 39aa janl5eodd$wtf