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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
i UNDERSIGNED WILL TEACH IN A PRI-
~ yste family, and give also accurate instruction
IN several Languages: First class family who can
afford the penses. please call No % Louisiana
avenue. +. GUSCETTI. former Interpreter,
no7-lw' Secretary Of Legation.
MIR. CHARLES DEMIEUX wishes to inform
public that he is now ready to give instruc
ton In the FRENCH and SPANISH Languages.
Beet Of references given. Inquire at the New York
Hotel, cor. 7th and X sts no 6-6t*
A FRENCHhAN From PARIS, HAVING
"A his evenings discHgaged, (free at O'Clock,
wishes to give some LESSONS I'm the French Ian.
gusge. The best reference given. Terms modsr-
ate. Address BeI 35 Star Office no / lOts
"A LADY Of several years. experience in teach
Ing would take few more pupils for instruc; "
tion upon the piano or singing. She wouldx48
also make an engagement soprano singer. SG1
The best of references given. Address rs. p :"
through the Post Once. oc lsaws
ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL-The duties Of this in
- sitution will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1865 For
terms, &c, see catalogue and circular at the prn-
cipal bookstores Of this city address the prin-
cipal. T. PARSONS,
au8 81 Uatonsvflle, Md.
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HPhiladeiphia is forty million dollars IN
debt
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ID STRENGTH TO THE wEAKi
ID. YOUTH TO THE AGED
B1OKR ENE,
LIFE REJUvrNAroR.

This preparation IL uneQualled a. O Rejuyspat,r
and Restorer OF wasted or inert functions
The aged should be certain 10 make the BiokYeus
. household god, inasmuch rs ID will render them
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thsm 20 lys over again the days Of their pristine
iOy IL only exhilerates bat strengthens and
isrealy invaluable blessing, especially 10 those
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sal abuse, M1sfsrtune, or ordinary sickness No
matter What the cause Of impetency of any humap
cd ut once and forever.
BIOKRENE
Cus inPorkrcI, GEsERAL BEBILITY, EKRvoes
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puITE, Lew SPIRITS, WEAKNKss OF rHE ORe AHs
OF GENERATION, lnBEC1LITY, MENTAL IHpo-
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yisd TO seek cure IN this most excellent and un-
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Pesons who, BY imprudenoe, have lost their
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Tn FEEBLE, the LAEGUID, the DESPAIR.
ING the OLD should give this valua discovery
trii; IL will be found totally different from al
otbe articles for the same purposes.
IofEsAattSIai, PIsRattiitSSn tinS is inv.p1es =, AIN
store he wasted strength with wonderful perma-
nence
1t 1 also q grand tonic, and will give relief in
DJspesiA with the first dose. brief persistence
IN lsass Will renoyate the stomach 70 degree Of
Ondollar Per bottle or six bottles for rs SoLp
BI DtGShrs 6EsERALLY.
senpS ra Pres any y here, By addressing
hOi'hisss % n q HILLYER, Projectors,
sslby g. G. FORD, corner 18th street N
dec eoly.A and Pennsylvania ayenns Il
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+ II. YATMAs nERvEY sHRIyEB.

YEATMAN q CO.,
80 LouhNk AyENrE, 80 LOUISIANA AvHNuR,
hAhfSSLOH kERCHAYTS,
fTR' cfEsE. Fees iPPhEs an. .oS coSn,I, SH
PTodnce peTslly beg leave 20 state that we have
special fiitiss for supplying all goods the above
hne ss lnhs they can be had In Baltimore Pur-
shssrr. srsspeetfully requested TO prove this by
giving pesu. so Ie I'm
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DENTISTRY.

REMOVAL.
DR. CHARLES p. HUNT takes pleasure In in
forming his friends, patrons and the public
generally that he has fitted mp new and kv~
elegant Office at No. 495 7th street, oppo-SllIO
site Odd Fellows hall. He is prepared to execute
with promptness all operations in Dental Surgery
sion. no Linz
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATER,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willardb Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER CO................ Directors
LEONARD GR0VER-....C d. HESS.
i. STAGE anA9er
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DIADs. ORGANS AND MUSICAL, INST mn
II MEETS. NJ
We Re on hand lot Of second hand PIANOS.
which e desire to dispose Of at . dis--'
ootnt ten per cent. IL sold within one se5S2
week fHn 10 day, to save pense of reno o-IIkIv
val 70 u new WarerOous
One Chkering Parlor Grand almost new Ss5e
One hnsAFyed Chicksring Piano for...-..... 800
PS Do Do Do -..-......-.-. Es
tue SUR Clark ............... ...,. 40
Ate WAreroOms of
VIC. METZEROTT
Corner Of llth street and Penpa ave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-10
% RTICULAR ATTENTION !
& OLD IS d i " n!

And 50 are BOOTS AND SHOES. We
shall to-day commence selling our large ana
we'll selected stock Of l. AIDES, 4 lSSES. ana
CHILDREN'S SHOES: at 25 per cent less
than last weeks prices.
Ladies wishing to buy good and cheap
GOODS, had better call early ana secure pr nt
gains at No 1870, King St, st james Il. De-
TTanghn's Furniture Store, and opposite the
Provost Marshall Office. coo
nsz~GENT'S BOOTS from ST. upwards~~
Call and see for yourself. Jan ol-lln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-10
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAE1's
BLOOD PURIFYING
a Nd
p II K 6 4 r I Y E Fl X 4 5 s :,
IN ! lis anI / t,syt5srs,)

fs>Hn BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agsnsE
: &C get Lnoyu. have been DOS: SUGGESTING
,IseG for over j Quarter Of q century II Europe,
and for the last 5 years, also, IN this country,
snd ara 1,articulariv efficient ii the cure Of all
I r,T,ic diseases. No one should dispair o. being
cnre5 without first trying them. II 0 family
shul3 De without them: for by he!r tim Ely use
mnch sickness can be prevented. they are IN
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and tn cir purity, efficacy and safety can % re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the d1seasE:s En'cn
have been permanently removed by foe'f use:
letter,
InAanl2tlon
Of the bowels,
consumption ii iss
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockiaW, ruptures rheumatism,
cramp cllolic catarrh, pain III the
breast and sides, deafness; nervousness,
snotted fever, chlls and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia, dispepsla, salt rheunl} Can-
Ger. scrofllla, jaundice, tapeWorm, D11-
licusness, eruptions Of the skin, bowel
complaint, langour, govt dropsy,
ervsipelas, worms, cholic piles,
aisrrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ngs, bloatings, bloody
and white iux, dys-
entery, costive-
ness, mes
sles, sc.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
ILL 20 ''S' JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
1A5 Prince ST., below Washington st5,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale by most Druggists. jan ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-10
WAR NEWS.

to the recent nlOFeaiohC "a 0elAo
the direction Of the Southside Railroad Wflcn
resulted in The driving back, Oh Sunday last
ct . nnrt;ou q the Federal line TO Hatcher
Rain. The retreat Ct three di7'stons u ft't
Fifth and 8 part OF the Sixth Corps, is SAIL 70
have been quite disordesjy TOT time but Was
finally checked On reaching che open conn:ry
Near the Yaughn L al rhe attacking force
of Coufslerates consisted Of IAhooe's,
Heath 5. pegran's, and Gor'}on's Old divisions,
the most succe ;sfnI assaults being made ~
Malone, who struck the LETT hank Of the Filth
Corps. an! doubling it Oh the centre, caused
the whole line 20 }al! back in a panic When,
however, the supports were reached, the llne
was partially reorgaplzed and thus matters
rested at nghtfall The Fedora! loss on Sun,
day and Monday is reported at 800 Killed.
wounded and mssing-Coniederate loss bot
given-Conferate prisoners reported as $50.
The letter of Mr.. Mc(3regor the correspon-
dent of the Associated Press, states that on
Tuesday the movement On the James ItlVer
was resumed, and in the midst OF diving
storm of snow and rain the Fifth corps marched
with but slight opposition to Dabney's Mills
whereby the Federal lines were advanced dis
tauce Of four miles. AS soon as the weather
permits it is believed that another movement
IN the direction of the Southside railroad will
take place.
The Richmond Wing Of Tuesday states, as
o report which was current IN that city,
that Sherman army had effected lodg-
ment on the railroad between BranchylIle and
Augusta, but the only fact confrmatory OF the
rumor, was the interruption of telegraph1c
communication with Augusta on Monday. A
similar interruption had, however, taken place
on the day previous, but the suspension was
only temporary, and the wires were subse-
quently working through,
A dispatch dated St. Louis, Feb. g. says:
''Important military movements are transpl,
ring Numerous depredations have been com
n;tted here daring the past thirty six hours by
troops passing through the city. The citizens
have been robbed of thousands of dollars
worth of property. The stores are closed, and
business is almost generally suspended.
The Memphis Bulletin says large number
If Confederates, including Ryle's command,
600 strong, is reported on the Arkansas side
of the river, near Mound City, under Robbins,
evidently intending to cross the river into Ten
nessee.
The Southern account of Grants movement
has also been received, but it is limited to the
operations of Sunday. No heavy infantry fight
ing occurred on that day, and the losses were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-10
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e. CD saps "a ia
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ALEXANDRIA,, ! 4.
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{, As T ] 7 { | = e

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GAS FILTHY G.
in all its branches Stores, dwellings, machine
shops, and public buildings fitted ~ oil The
most approved plans: and al reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, guages, cocks and slobc, valves,
Of the most recent appaoved plans, ana d su~
perior workmanship and quality, constantly
On hand. Contracts will be made for worE,
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the lowest
rates.
Likewise has Oh hand CT ANDELIERS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS. DROP LIGHTS,
GLASS GLOBES. MICA and PAPER
SHADES, &c. of all the new styles and beau
tiful PATTERNS at prices that cannot fail to
please.
Also has on hand and is constantly recejv"
ing, at Wholesale and retail, the most extensive
and best assorted stock Of
i A NJ P 6 Q O DS
ever offered in this market, comprising every
thing connected with the trade:
LANTERNS of every size, kind and color,
from the smallest to the head lights Of ship
KEROSENE OIL
ALWAYS on hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealers supplied at snalI advance on factory
prices.
The public are invited to call before pQr-
chasing, and examine my stock, as it Is pur-
chased expressly for this market. jan 'z--3n
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

DR.. Strickands Mellifuous Cough Balsan var
ranted 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whoopng Cough. Sore Throat, Consumption, and all
affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot, No. East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

WUMANs CHAaM> No greater a.
Traction exists in woman than q soft
3 sweet, well modulated voice. 1t falls upon
the listener as does the fragrance OF =
rose, as an exotic. A beautiful face win.
meth upon the heart Of man, and eyes
with their soul thrilling lus're enchain an
enslave, but these, when accompanied with
. coarse, unrefined accent, deaden ever,
feeling carry disgust TO the ear -whereas,
the plain, unattractive person, possessing
this charm ever retains the hold upor
mans affections that will not die awav YER,
soon. She leans on his arm, mnhulat'ne
and tuning every strain to the action of the
moment, and twisting herself around hi
affections until be becomes her captive
slave.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

HWsrd Beechcr. who il undoubtedly ore
Of the ablest. clearest, and most radical mind.
in America, h 8 unexpectedly come forward
favor OF the Presidents reconstruction policy
While some OF the copp"rhead journals have
been announcing that Mr.. Beecher was pre-.
pairing for a war upon President Johnson, this
great leader progress anu public sentiment has
spolren earnest words in b half OF humane
aand generous policy toward our southern broth
ern, aud also that negro su frage must be oh.
tanned from the south, and not by the north
forcing il upon the south He ais" speaks in
the hiphe terms of General Lees conduct in
taking the amnesty oath to support the Union
and the abolition OF slavery. -Doily Hiseo"
ain
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

THE Independent, (''religious' newspaper.)
In criticising Johnsons speech to the negro
regiment, says;
ION one point we differ from the president.
We do not rega d il ~ "great problem" nor
even rs amy ''problem" at al-whe'her this
race can be Incorporated with the people Of
the I nited States, to be made harmoniou,
popula'on."
The editor Of the Independent. long since
gave hi approval to the doctrine Of mi-cegen'-
ton. We derst md why he considers tn"
''ncorpcration Of the negroes with the whites
No '.probiem."-EEchange.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

Grs LORENZO THOMAS has concl uded to re-
sign aud movc on plantation which he has
purchased in I.onisi ma All this will not in I'll
-1east disturb, the arrangements of the adjut'n
general. He has been on that plantation eve'
since Grant took Vicksburg. His sonin.law
has the next lant,tion above, and lis brother
in.law the one just below and some other r-a
tive the ore Opposite, and still some other rela
tive some other plantation in tina, neighborhood
They all mo I'd the o~ners off and moved or
tbems.lyss in 1864 All the niger troops cp
listed BY the sdjn,ant general since that period
have been employed in guarding these plahta
.t1,ns ut the governments expense.
. Let the genera r sign, but not +" nove."--
Erchnpoe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

BLANK BOOK DEPARTMENT
Full supplies of Blank Books of all the various sizes
and styles in general use.
JUVENILE Books AND CoLoRED TOY Books IN EVERY
VARIETY.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

IMPORTANT II TRuE. : TIE river reporter
Of the St. Louis Republican of the 18Th,
says: I'VE we're yesterday informed tha'
there was q rumor at Davenport that the
Government had sent informa'ion to b
Rock Island Bridge Comps'y that they
must remove the bridge off the island
which belongs to the Government. This
action on the part Of the Government will
10 Of vast importance to those interested
in the steam boat and rafting business.
and we trust the -umor may prove true.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

HoRRlBLE. Columbus, Miss, Index
says We are reliably informed that one
of the wells on the ''barracks" ground, thai
ia used by the freedmen and women having
become unfit to drink from by reason Of
strange rcent and nauseating taste, it was
ordered to be cleaned out, when the bodies
Of fifteen negro infants were found in th'
we'll. This comes too direct to admit OF
any doubt; there is no grape vine' abou
it. Those infants are all the victims Of 10.
ianticide.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

During the examination of witness rs
to the locality Of the stairs Of house, the
counsel asked him:
NV hich way did the stairs run -
The witness, . noted wag, replied that
-'One way ran up stairs, but the other
way ran down stairs'
The Learned counsel winked his eyes, and
then took look at the ceiirg
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

All the Medical men ana the Press recommend DR..
Stricklands Anti-Choera Mixture the only certain
remedy for Diarrhea and Dysentery. 1t is combine
ton OF Astrngen,s, Absorbents, slmnlanss and Car
initiatives, and is warranted to effect alter all
other means have failed
For sale by Druggists General Depot No. 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08

MAMMOTH EOOK HOUSE. NOS. 80 AND Al lake
STREET. CHICAGO. LARGEST BOOK ROOM
INTuE WORLD STORE lio DEEP,
50YNEr WIDE "a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-08
DON'T WAIT For THE WAGON.

WE have inst purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM and are now prepared 10 dc jobs ot dray.
inp herr no,ir, I'D al retsoualld rats All damage
90. s While in orI h.Its viii l pou ply pad
T:nkinp the public foT last inI,rig so,ict youI
Iuf the, or,lsrs We. AtSIIN Co.
~ Truck sud L,ugmss
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11
MOsBY, THE GUERRILLA-HE Is
RELEASED AND SENT HOME.

MosBy, the guerrilla chief, n few days
since had the audacity, as has already been
announced to our readers, to make his ap-
pearance in the city of Alexandria. He was
soon recognized by his friends, and especially
by his foes, many Of whom had been his VIC
tins. Demonstrations for and against him
were about being made by both parties,
when Gen. WELLS, Provost Marshal General
of the Defences South of Washington, ordered
his arrest. Upon being brought before Gen.
WELLS, MosBY desired to know the cause of
his arrest, and after repeated inquiries he
was informed that there were between twenty
and thirty Union men in Alexandria who had
entered complaints against him as highway
robber, plundcrer, and common horse thief
and that those men, upon learning that he
(MosBY) was at large in Alexandria, were
talking strongly of assaulting him or shoot
ing him at sight.
Gen. WELLS informed MosBY that it was
Shis purpose to prevent any such violation of
the peace, but, he added, there was also a
class of people in Alexandria who sympa
THU ed with his (MosBr's) conduct as a guer-
rilla, and were making preparations to make
public demonstrations In ms honor, Inc
General no'lhed MoSHF that such demon
stration would, under no circumstances, be
permitted Moshr put IN 'he plea tha' ne
had taken the on'h uhuor Inc amnesty rroc-
lamation' and supposed therefore, 'hat he
had the right 10 conhe u A'eAahufia' or go
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN,

For the week ending August IL, is now
ready and can be obtained, with or without
wrappers, at our counter. 1t contains: Let
ter from n Georgia planter on the treatment
Of the Andersonville prisoners; the Colored
Virginians in Convention; "Virginias In
gratitude" Recovery of the body of Colonel
Uric DAHLGREN; the JEFF. DAVIS Meeting
in New York; Order from SHAY X. MORALS,
of the Treasury Guard, on the great danger
of Washington Letter from J. MCCLARY
PERKINS, on the education of cOlored people
in the District of Columbiai Petition for
coIored schools in the District Funny Time
at Cape Islandi Editorials" Maj. Gen.
BUrLER-his visit to Washington death
Of Capt. PERcIvAL DRAYroS, U. S. N, &c,
&e.f State of the Markets; Personals; Lit.
erary and Miscellaneous matter. Single
copies, five cents; two dollars per annum.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11
Shameful Rowdyism. =.

Editor Republican:
Last Tuesday evening as I was coming
down Fourteenth street in q car, a little
we'll dressed colored girl got in and took a
seat quietly in one corner. There were four
or Ave young fellows in the car who at once
commenced abusing her by throwing things
at her, pulling her hat strings, &c, until to
avoid them, she took another seat at the for
ward end of the car.
At the corner of New York avenue and
Fourteenth street these young men, ~ with
out stopping the car, passed out at the front,
and as they went by the girl each one of the
cowardly puppies removed from his mouth
big quid of tobacco, and flung it in her face,
the last one STOPPING down and splitting a
mouthtui of tobacco Juice in her eyes.
i have seen some pretty moan things done
in the course of my life; but for low coward
ice dastardly meanness, and outrageous ruff.
fanism, am free to say that this entirely
unprovoked assault upon poor little, inof.
fensive colored girl, outranks anything I
have ever seen.
The supposition is, that this squad of row.
dies comprises a part of that large body Of
"hightoned" young men for whom Gen. Lee
is so anxious to "humble'' and sacrifice
himself; and, taking the treatment of this
little girl at their hands along with the treat
ment of our brave boys at Andersonville and
other places at the hands of Gen. Lee as the
head Of the rebel armtes, i consider 1t fair to
say that the "saerifce'' aforesaid bears very
just proportion to the objects for whom it IL
proposed to be made. u.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-11

The Norfolk Post of the 4th says: There
is a marked difference between the political
sympathies of the people Of Norfolk and the
public sentiment in other portions of the
State and the South. Here there is real
and undisgused Union feeling among the
majority of the people. There are no re-
pinings over the downfall Of the confeder-
acy, and no disposition is manifested, by
either the mass OF the people or the leaders
of public opinion, to oppose the march of
events, and place themselves in an antag-
onistic position to the Government. Our
citizens are real UniOnists, as a general thing,
and are content to be considered such.
Good feeling pervades all classes, and even
our returned confederate soldiers are as good
natured set of fellows as we would wish to
meet with; and we feel satisfied that their
professions of loyalty are sincere.
"They do not stand sullenly aloof from
association with their follow-citiEens who
were opposed to them during the war, but
freely associate with them in all the relations
of life. They appear, by their conduct, to be
anxious to Obliterate every vestige of the past
ive years, and to fraternize with their old
friends as in days of yore This happy re-
suit is mainly due to the healthy state oi
public opinion which has been gradually de.
velOped by the wise system of mutual con-
cessiOn and forgiveness, long since adopted,
and the constant mingling of our people in
business pursuits, as we'll as in the social
walks Of life, BY meeting together and
calmly discussing the questions Of the day in
fair and cOnciliatory spirit, good under
standing has been arrived at, and we have
become almost q unit in feeling"