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VTNHE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE
Il REBELLION. By Hon. EDWARD MCPHERSON Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives OF the United States
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INIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.

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TI,HE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. n Z.
L FISCHER tho best aud most Ieihls Pianos made
and retail at 2s 2t 2.7 and 2J Twenty
eighth st., near Ninthsve
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.- FOR BALTIMORE, CHA 2 : :,

s. z = rAND1F SG GsHThe 1s steamer COLUMN
dapt James Harper, will lesye Gqmmsree
pa! Pc g Wharf Baltimore, every SATORDAt T.
strees o T, ,. M. and returning, leave Wash
a. aton s At a. M, and Alexandria at q. m
s a1ery WEDNESDAY, touching at the va
rio g93so is steamer THOS. E. CAHILL, Capt Jas
u | Norris NJ r will leave Baltimore every W e. ;.
HHrSSm UAY at D. m, returning leave here a: at
i q ao NJ nc on SATURDAY.; This steamer r viii
~ STOP a, a. a: CHAPEL POINT going and return
ing ,roe canacity for freight. and
me wa, need have no fear Of disappointment
PPapssipt Of their goods and where large lots
nra 10 be shipped special may
made therelof. No. 4 n. Strand
&C 2O-ly ~.
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sa2 M&.59a

WHTrE1I aABoR AGENCY IN ALABAMA. ten e
Howard, of the, freedmen Bureau, yesterday
received information from Montgomery, A e
hama of the establishment IN that city ot q
firm styliiag themselves The White Labor l
Agency. Z. having, for its ohjectthel substitution
ofswhite forbnegro LAHORE Germans are TO tDe.
imported from Europe land the Northern
States. The agency claim chat they are pre- 1
nared toefurnish white labor TO the planters OF
the Southern States at the. following rates e
Men, 6$1 5O women, ST 100; and children -
tween the ages Off twelve and fourteen at eqIo
per month"; Thelcontracts IN all eases 70 5Oe
made by the year; thel aboiers are to agree 20
perform the same work as the freedmen, 10
occupy ssimilar quarters to CLONE tnem M .
and nav their doctor bills and to have all time
lost IL sickness deducted from their wages;
They also TO pay SIS for transportation, ana at
$40 Tor the benefit Of the agency. za9a y ,iaf
The Montgomery Journals der ounce the.
scheme as a sWindle,s and. warn the Germans
Ito have nothing to do with the agency. s. .
"A highly important legal decision was de-
;liyered ~ Judge Swayne, in the United States
Circuit Court, Cincinnati, on Tuesday. The
nronerty owned by thela William Barr was
involved. estimated at $l5O,000. The decision
confirms the claims Of Archbishop Purcell, and
No ,ersorc6 o~ceted with him IN the defence,
10 the estate, including the Catholic lneologi
cal Seminary, and other valuable buildings
The Secretary of War has ordered the I'M,
mediate muster out Of the following 81. named
organizations now serving in the Department
Of Virginia; 9th Ohio volunteers, 9Th al. and
11thl Connecticut volunteers, l8Sth fPeHnsyl-
vania volunteers, I'd New Hampshire voluE
teera, 4lst and l02d New York volunteers,
seth Illinois volunteers; company A, LIST Loyal
Eastern Virginia volunteers, and the 9th
Vermont battalion. =. @...r...Gg z..g1raa
Kenneth Rayner is reported as having stated
that President Johnson had told him that he
would not remove the military rule from North
Carolina during the official term Of the recent !
" elected Governor of that State.
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Railroads.
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA R. R
. Ia ri s=:s=ss.;E;

g5} - EzsJ 60 - 1t5z
THROUG BIZ RAIL FROM sW4ASHING-
M T9M 4E y2b 1 IHEETdHB6ka - R1oA 7
On and after FRIDAY, September 1, 1885,
~ the trains between Washi i gton, Alexan-
driao Richmond and Lynchburg, will run
as collows: 8 ~. = - -7"5.@-5& -. 80
a. ~ .... TRAINS SOUTH, ss, e
Leaye WaShingt9Gn 7 g 2; am and SO % o. e
Gordonsvilie, IL. so p. m, and l. 40 a. M,
arriving. at Richmond at E. NJ and 6 GO am am
I'd sgsa gTRAINs NORTH.
Leave .Lgnehburg ed 6.45a: m m and lisp; M
arriveat Alexandria 4. SIS p. nj. and 4.50a. III.
IS : Washington 5 80 p. n. and 5.3 a, m.
/ On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p. IN.
only. sTas11a z51az5e
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at a.
M, and arrives at Gordonsville at lao a. m.
Leaves Gordonsville at 1885 p; MI and arrives
leaYes Alexandl :. at a.. M, and arrives st
Lynchburg att. 10 p. m. Leaves Lyneh buTg at
8. Wa M, and arrives at Alexandria at 6. p. N.
Passengers for Warrenton will take the q.
M train south from Washington, and the 90
., m. train north from Vvnchbur9+
Passengers by the =. 45 a. III. and 7:lo p. In:
trains from Lynchburg, and the 7 a. m. and
LISP. m. trains from Richmond connect with
trains st Washington for all parts of the North
and West nSe;tasfE a .s -
This route has the advantage over all others,
BY having continuous rail from New York to
Iynchburg-405 miles.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Bum
Manassas, Bristoe Catletts, Rappahannock
Culpeper Orange and SGordonsville where
many of the late great battles were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. & O. R. r. Depot in
Washington also at the Depot, on Maryland
avenue, Washington.
Trains leave from the corner Of First and
''A00'S' w. II. McCAFFERTY, !
a. 4s1 General superintendent.
J. Ut: BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent
49,, a.; Go,+ 1881 SEP 14-tf
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Medical.
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
& Nd
, II + Z q TIV L r & K B :

IN fills tt2iG Eo2cGeiS,j
YgYHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
l. as yet known have beer most successtulIy
used for over quarter OF q century II Europe,
and for the last years, also, in this country!
and are particularly efficient IA the cure Of al
chronic diseases No one should dispair OF beng
cured without first trying them. no family
should be without them, fo@ by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. they are IN"
ported direct to this port by the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy ana SAFETY can Dc IT.
lied upon with perfect confidence
The following are some Of the dlsFsses "nlcG
have haen rernIanently remover ~ 'hN'' ''-
letter,
inflammation.
Of the bowels.
consumption III II:
curly stages, headache.
1.sthras, cough, sore eyes,
.ockiav, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cEolic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, Deafness nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, sgue ope'-
wounds, pneumonia dyspepsia, salt rheuln cS'''
Ger, s1rofula, jaundice, tapre#oFn1> D."
lousness, eraptions of the sag, o. ~
complains, langour, g01t' itn27'
erysipelas, worms, chollc, pI'-
Ala. Anoes, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bLooo7
and wLite fax, dys
entery, costiv'
ness, mea~
sizes, sc.
Full directions accompany escn 7em-a:
Imported and FOR sale by.
JULIUS DIENELT, DENTIST
l45 Prince st., below Washington stS;3
Alexandria. Va
For sale by lost Druggists: Jan -.
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r~ApnwARE! uARDWARE!!
IL. JAMES F. CARLIN,

- JAMES F. CARLlN,
Wh9 1 sAE ahd ss'f HEAVY RI
Parv large stock, consisting m part as 1oA-
1 Lows, i v ered iron, usual sizes
Tsalr IRON. all sizes. ..s .o# ..,
Horse Horse Shoe Iron. Ton zsa9 81 aa9a. al
Nal Rods, Norway 1roh' aEziag@s s
S Si';sts aad Steel sasd, American and English
Band and Hoop l | g ai,o1rs
.Slaagaa Hammers, fl lnisI 4.5@6 sol b5s5
f fgsess s Ass hSss o5Etsda ssss
a:. Il i s;h y: @ E Sz
:, ,4-tf No. g. King st. AlsAAn0'lA
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REID'S EXPRESS COM
80 &c 1 Esa Ezss.s.sszz;ssI

OFFICE, NO: Is, KING STREET TREE I: -,
Reds Express Company is prepares TO re
cove and forward all articles, valuables ana
f freieh to- Of ali to Richmond EEsd
ericis surg Lynch burg, and all intern edla s'g
nnints Also receive and forv ard goods to all
ppoints North Goods called for if ordensdc1s at
office - -
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ROBERT JAMESON 1ho' W. '@AaIH'o.'
The undersigned have opened an "t6ee IN
tha Farmers' Bank Building, No. 100, Prince
stnset. between Pitt and Royal streets, for TIE
transact ion of a GENERAL INSURANCE
They have been appointed agents 4of for the
following well-known and long established
COMPANIES, in place Of the former Agent, An
Grew TIE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
of the City Of New York;
G Asset. oa npearly 100000 90
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..
of Hartford, Connecticut.
Assets A,aooooo w
nv NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
of Baltimore, Nd, ~
Chartered Capital ....... IVY w
Losses will be literally adjusted and prompt
" paid at this Agency.
Rates as favorable as those OF any othe1 IN
stitutions of equal responsibility and standlng'
All persons DESTROYS Of obtaining hrst-ciass
insurance, are respectfully invited 70 call
Ma- Office hours from q. m. tn ?. M
JAMESON b BRO,
anp1-1y Farmers Bank Building
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OF SHI6 UJ ~ y 7Sz----------
IMPROVE YOUR EYESlGHI !
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| L
! nor 3-tf Foot of Prince St, Ale1a., va.
/ 4 LBEMARLE INSURANCE CO.,
n OF CT -R1oTr Il VI :, "a A., pxo.,+
This old and well ard we'll established VlR.
GINA COM AMY, having survived the ca,
lannities of the past four years is now IN good
cuAdlton. and prepureu 20 is5dcS DI5lhcs9 ~ "a
FIRE RISKS, on the best terms. Inc we'll
known reputation Of the Company lot Cau t ia
and Prudence and for Prompt Settlement OF
Losses will no doubt secure for 1t a Jar snare
of public patronage.
Mn~ 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 Inst1tu-
ton, and recommend it to public favor
: =. -. HORACE &, KENT,
~ ~ A.. Y. STOKES & CO.,
ri. -....r THOMAS R. PRICE.
Having accepted the agency Of THIS Company,
I take pleasure in recommending 1t TO my
friends rs being reliable and in every way
~ oi'"S " = '''o'' 1)'''' ROBERT L. WOOD,
sugl4-1y NO. NO. KING ST.. ALEXANDRIA, VA:
T1TRE INSUKA CE AGENCY,
MARYLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
- -r Of Baltimore
ca5ve Cash Capital sooss aUV
JOS. K. MILNoR- Tlff'S. 3; HA ,alIz
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ ~. Of Baltimore
ISAAC WILLIAMS. Mp cAMpnEhL,
The. undersigne, has been appointed asent
in Alaxand ria, for the above reliable com
panies, and is prepared to issue pohcles against
loss or damage by fire, N all descriptions OF
property in the city OF country, on terms a.
favorable as those OF any , other company o.
ca ual strength and responsibility
Applications in writing or by person mace
at nv house, No 1Ol Prince street, will re-
ceve prompt attention..
lie 16-6m lsa ~ =. a.' u l. IAOnAo
!! ' LIFE INSURANCE
uNHE. EQUITABLE LITE ASSl IL K4a : 1S;l
| SOCIETY Of The UNITED. sTAI ES;
Cash CAPITAL and Assets uver... 81 ooo'0oo w
The rs,es Of premiums ere a. 10" as'those o.
ANY otlrer first class cOmnhny
NEW YORK Accidental 1851 RANCh
Cash Capital $3.50, 600 90
Insures against ACCIDENTS Of all kinds.
The rates of premium in this company are
very low and no med1ea ex pRn non Is re-
ono 30-1v Farmers Bank Building.
1g1HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.
CHARTERED IN 1914
Cont:aues to insure against loss or damage
by frs The company watch has had the
eonfd,nes of the community for more than
half century, again solicits the patronage OF
the public Risks will be take at the estao-
lishe cd rates, and losses promptly paid
Offbae hours - a. M, to =: M
c.. ". WATTLES, Secretary.
Directors:
A Cover plvst. e. W. Wattles,
j. e. Brent =" . ugn'
W. Gregory, gem; o.
r. G. Violet, & d. 11aplet,
aug lo~ly ". &. Fowle: ---~--.
INSURANCE.
| a.pn rAu7RsoN GEO. ". JAMESON
The undersigned have opened an office IN
tha Farmers Bank Building No. l0s Prince
street. between Pitt and Royal streets, for - TIE
transaction of a GENERAL INSURANCE
| business. ESQ., .h
following we'll known and long s established h
Companies, in place of the former Agent An
o'e" TIE HOME INSURANCE CO.,
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Steamboats,.

POTOMAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE. =
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WAyHINGTON
IND GEORGETOWN, connecting with the
o. & A. Railroad, to Lynchbufg
wij5 leave pier On Light st. foot ofsaEszs
Rarre est st.. every Y and SATURDAY,
At O'Clock 3. M, for the above places and II IN
tsrmediate landings on the Potomac rlve er:o.,
S01 Ratnrni1g viii leave Washington every
MTESmfTE E and SATURDAY ats O'Clock
- M stunning at the usual landings on the river
Th 50, Yfreights received every day s:
For Information freight or passage apply
10 Needham s. Sons, ~ Light st. - " mar,
ba annar;aa Morgan, Rhinehart & Co, N o.
Aie1an slnat washington. .1a@ sep 16-tf p
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nnCrOR WHITES EYE-WATER

DOCTOk WHlIEO EAE" W. En
Takes at once the first rank among all optnSS,.
mics yet knowl, and mas p5oVeu 20 n1 in
greatest blessing to thousands of suherefs SIN III
fEnrone for over 20 years. Itcannoth too hlgniy
recommended 90 ali men Of business, especlar
~ to bank ard other officers, eokkeePeIs,
clerks. artizans, and al such AS are obllgeo W.
work much by artificial light, or hre; arsIsfss'
and to Ladies much engaged IN reading, oi D';
needlework. It will not only strergtEcn a.. a., :.
improve weak eyes but speedy ca all nD S1,
rnation cold, on lameness of the yelids;, v Uee
also rem owe the beginning cataract, ana It's U.s.
will positively insure against BLINDNESS
Price IS cents a bottle.
Imported and for sale by
No., AS Prince street.
ian Atf For sale by most Druggs"
NOTICE eoparsnershiR h ?t E 9c Sa
n. Cougblin, is this day Dissolved by 1nu oon-
consent The business will hereafter be moo to oil
ducted Nv Geo. E. White who will co'pe' a. o.
claims due to the late firm, and pay al ~
mands against it. ,,,,,,,
JOHN M. COUGHLl>.
Alexandria. November 10, 1865.
The nndersigAe ed has disposed Of bis ln'es1Id
in the concern of Geo. E. White q Co. ,,+ond
viii for the present be found at the o7q IN
JOhN III. w = -luoot
no 1e-2v 80 and 81, Cameron s1ree--.
TNP0RTANT ANNOUNC CEMENT.
L WANTED, AT NO. II, KING ST. any
amount of .-...
0ID IRON,
- COPPER,
and BRASS, ~ 10
Rsx which the highest market price ice s g.
pxad dt all times.
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NOTICE.-F to be transportef;l' over tns
u Orange s. Alexandra R. r. Wiz I'll r on aad
after Thursday, 18th Of October De- 1ege New
and loaded on the ears a! .ne Hameron and
Queen streets. LATHAM.
oct lift y. T. i.1I
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3RET CHIT on ali articles oSpringfsld, Burke's,
Fairfax, Union Mills, Manassas, Bristo,e,
Warrenton junction, -Bsaleton, Rappa'han,n9ocEl
Brandy, MitchelPs, Rapidan, Madison, NORTH
Garden, Covesville Roekfsh, Arlington and
New Glasgow Stations, must be prepaid
Freight to Alexandria, Cat1ettSi Maerssn
livingston, Amherst McIvers, and LynnElbnrgg-
may ~ p"'' va >' JOHN F. LATHAM
-~=s-s--=e>-.@~ General Freight Agent. -
SD. 11-+f Ef O. s. 81. B. r.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE. ...:S. 7$..
49, - TEIG rs BETWEEN
A,pH1I ADELPHlA s. 1ALEXAM d,t
= FnPGETOWN q WASHINGTON, II.
u1o4 4'S11 = VIA CANAL.
Good substantial and y W Z; aaa pea
ssAzaFREIGHT STF A \, !. g rf EnN Es
Gni n Ve an a. SATURDAY of each week from n
p PA da ah and TUESDAYS and I'll U Rs
SAYS T AVS from Alexandra, at p m.
= FREIGHT. Sc, at moderate rates.
For particulars, sP p l a a. rs
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
No. 4 South wha17ss, Ale5andTla.
JOHN 4 DAVIDSON,
NO. 90 ""'0A S''' VILLAS +. CLYDE,
&c No, IA, Nc.:A Whsrves, Phllada:
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ORANGE g. ALEXANDRIA K. L.
COMM JTATION TICKETS.

Persons wishing to travel trsquen1ly r ,
Alexandria to any particular station on the line
Of this road, may purchase coupons tickets, at a
discount Of twenty five per cent upon she d rsga-
lar fare Apply at the General Ticket 0 1T
oc 1S-dtf r. Nj. BROADUS, q. II. A.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15

Gen. GRANT had an enthusiastic reception
at FreepOrt on Saturday last. 1t is estimated
that ten..thousand persons were present, the
Illinois Central Railroad running free trains
both ways. A brief and eloquent welcoming
address was delivered by Hon. I ]. TURNER,
Chairman Of the Union State Central Com
mittec, to which Gen. GRANT responded as
follows, making, perhaps, the longest speech
of his life:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: I know that
none of you will expect speech from me.
thank you for this hearty welcome, and will
leave speech making for those who will do it
better than can. Again, thank you o."
Gen. LOGAN was then called for, and in re-
spOnsc to tho persistent appeals of the peo-
pie made ten-minute speech in his own pe-
culisr style of magnetic and thrilling elo-
quence. He was followed in brief speeches
by Gov. 0GLEsBY and Hon. T. b. WASH
BuRNE, and in the evening n large party of
distinguished guests were entertained at the
residence of Col. J. W. sHAPPER.
A dispatch to the Chicago Journal gives
the following description of the appearance
of Freeport:
''FreepOrt is all alive with enthusiasm,
and, like a bride attired in beautiful gar
ments awaiting the coming of the bride
groom, has flung out its brightest banners to
welcome the nations chieftain home. Every
house is decorated with flags and evergreens
in honor Of the occasion. Stevenson street,
particularly, is brilliant. A large triumphal
arch spans block, bearing the names of the
battle.felds and the motto, MY terms are
unconditional surrender, and propose to
move immediately upon your works A
canopied platform has been erected in front
of the courthouse, decorated with flowers
and evergreens, and surmounted by pyramid
o. drums, guns, and battle.hags.i
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WIRE.

A report was prevalent this forenoon to
the effect that WIRE died at O'Clock this
morning. On inquiry we find that, instead
of being dead, and no WIRE, he is better;
that his illness was occasioned by sleepless-
ness, he having devoted his nights to writing
in his prison-room, which made him unfit to
bear the fatigue and excitement of his trial
during the day. ,..
The surgeon having denied him writing
materials during the night hours and i'm.
posed sOmnOlence, he has recovered and was
declared by the surgeon 6t to go on with the
trial this morning. As the Court stands ad-
journed to Monday, however, he will enjoy
still further opportunity to knit up his raw
eled sleeve with sleep.
Several parties who visited the Old Capitol
yesterday, having come all the way from
Philadelphia and Baltimore to get sight Of
WIRE, went home sadly disappointed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15

ADMIT THE FACr-A recognition, distinct,
authoritative, and positive, of the abolition
of slavery, is an indispensable prerequisite
to the reorganization Of civil government in
any State seeking rehabilitation. With the
constitutionality of that abolition, the ques-
tion has nothing to do-the fact is, slavery
is gone, and the demand is that the existence
of that fact be solemnly and publicly con-
ceded. And yet we regret to learn that in a
certain portion of the South an effort is max
ing before the people to have only such dele
gates elected as will vote in convention
against any such admission. In Mississippi
the idea has found no acceptance, nor, so far
as we know, is there a single candidate in
Georgia who ayows himself in its favor, but
in our sister State of South Carolina we have
1t, from the most undoubted sources, that it
is pressed vigorously upon thevoters of those
districts lying nearest this portion Of Georgia.
Those who advocate it are among the most
prominent men in western South Carolina
augusta (Ga.) COWStitNtiOnaitst, SeptI.
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