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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
No More Three Years Men.
SPECIAL MEETING OF TUE SUPERVISORY Col
MITTuu

MITTEE.
The Supervisory Volunteering Committee consisting
Of his Honor the Mayor Comptroller Brennan, Super
visions Blunt Purdy Tweed and Stewart, yesterday
At hssdquartsn and very materially changed the pro-
gramms In reference 10 procuring recruits the volun
tser army. II Was resolved that no more three years
men, except for the regular service and the navy should
be received One year only will DO recruited here
after and bounty psid-S300-ss heretofore and SO
hand money. This L an important movement and the
effect upon volunteering Ia 70 be Many have vol
unteered for three years for the sake Of the heavy
bounty OF $500, believing that the war VIII
close In few months, whom they would be
discharged. This class Of patriots will probably not
osr themselves for year service and three hundred
dollars bounty though the committee viii no doubt g.
cure many more Of these men than heretofore fcr
the regular service, for which very fsw offered:
The COMMITTEES BY paying three hundred collars collars
instead Of six hundred dollars, and nfy dollars
hand money instead Of one hundred dollars VIII
greatly lessen the expensesa matter OF tho greatest
mporfpco when money Y cary on vSIur,ssrlng 70
hand. Mr. Brennan, Mr. Blunt, Mr.. Purdy and others
Of the COMMITTEES have done all they could TO induce our
capitalists 10 take the sSveh per cent county loan We
hope Il win NOW ooihs IN fast enough 70 pay al the one
year men who may apply NO funds from the STATE
have yet been received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01

Meeting I'm the seventeenth Ward.
The citizens Of this ward present In large num-
bers at a meeting in First avenue, corner Eleventh
street. last evening, G. J. Cornell in the chair
The order received by Captain Wagner, directing him
TO resume drafting in tho Sixth district, read.
Messrs Burnett steinbrenner and others urged upon
those present tho necessity Of immediate action II they
did wish the wheel to be turned in the Seventeenth
ward and subscription list opened for the purpose
Of obtaining money 10 pay additional bountics The
meeting characterizedby the greatest enthusiasm
each person present seemed determined to do all IN
his power to avert the impending draft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
Evening stock Exchange.

Gold steady on tho cali. stocks not very strong Sales
OF gold after call At 1914 at which Il stood at close OF
report hall. past nine o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
The Eighth District.

Notwithstanding the disappointment experienced, and
the delay which the want Of funds to pay volunteers has
thrown on recruiting in this district the Provost Marshal
and gentlemen who have exered themselves diligently
10 ali the quota promptly without the need Of resorting
70 draft are not discouraged, and are determined 70
the desired result as soon possible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-01
rhe Ninth District.

Recruiting picking up In this district but sufficient
volunteers are not received keep the Provost Marshal
fully employed and believe that orders will be issued
by Provost Marshal Dodge Monday for the drafted
men in the Twelfth and Twenty second wards TO report
for service meeting OF citizens of the Twenty second
ward was held last evening at Stephens Hall, Forty
seventh street TO devise for arrest ng this
ceeding The Hon. A. Darling and others delivered ad
dresses and strong hopes expressed that by offering
additional hand money sufficient recruits might be OBJ
tanned to render 1t unnecessary TO call upon the drafted
men, In the Nineteenth ward, which has not yet been
drafted, the volunteer committee are doing well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

most Of whom escaped capture. The works
are reported 70 be but little damaged. and
persons who hsve visited them. think they
can he put in working order again By the
lst Of February.
A large quantity of salt already gathered
out was destroyed. and al the buildings u
the piece were burn'd.
Several pieces Of artillery were also caf-
iured BY Them, but they got hide else o. any
kind
Cen Breckenridge vas .; las: accounts AZ
Seltviile, preparing 10 follow the enemy On
his retreat. A brigade continued skiruiish-
ing with their r.ar guard
No further fghjin- h-s taken place Than
that already reported.
i gentleman who ? sss3 over the rai,r1ad
ron 3 istu. 10 81 ,cc >srin.s. s.,cr tnc c7,-
ny Lad advance q. -rrs ;ic HJs between
thee IlscCs are al burned. ls- ..et-..-S --
uuinIurco
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~. RtND'> SPECIFIC.

I .t.aesr .a. most reliable ned .cre ~ O.
4 --re -.-Il-.-.s... ca. 81. a-res,. lie
.l.~ 1.l. Ias 30 Ha. -1e test.
"fr Naa-- Hu" H1- a'vass proved q -ucce-
|r. ..rr. Us -. r.. d. .~ NllHl--. -l- i.-L
. - --.- ID Cl-.r-l. al suH-. a-ccs that Laru 81
-l.U ."t -.-e-a-.ra .--urE F.-
prr=.us .l1 1853 % l-+---.Hl- u1ac tlr
--- -r.I - ~ ary alma -. pile The ers.-s|.
-.ll E. clc .--lr. .- -s a. srz-zzl -s--.-
-.l1- Dee ll g. v----es sre eIr-uCe1 er-lFs 8
1l.a Ll- i-laa.-s' -e-eac-atiye l--Eas. he pills
l- -- .. -z--l- D. Tie l-sce, 1n- -ary ue7-,-s
c.es- -.at- them 70 iurur.ty ri Re- s-aflcvi1-
tlru vf .-r f-lu sc would a s-e-ssulr1ent :
l-o-. r. -le epve--es- vsv o 80 toe arecr u IL
price nc- box. 90 siI boxes fr g soid ~
..l --r- ever. where
$50. q. AtlAEB. Wholesale Agent.
& ltcatncr S.. Pu-latc1th,a P4-
Ac- tIvr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

On the 18th. al the trfreuar.s hsl a-r.l.
,nJ Gen. Butler sent Gen. Wclz-l o. Sd. rle .r.
arrange the programme ftr fr. lav. itus~ ....
lted that se sh0Tll attracts fhs fIrr a-ar. o.. '..
le army landed and as-au e. th,,.. ...,-
NE. under our heavy Dr.. --ut sereI.t..i. -....-
coats. under the fur.i ~ Capt % = @ .--
So. 20 cover the tr.os ana ASS E.tl .lg.r
boats 10 landing 'he -oI.'srs
Al : A. NJ. On Ju- - D., 'he order ;c attack
Eas given, ani the I-,r DIS ok position 70.
.aer usual h.udsaui, - o.. the monitors ii D sac
Close after me-. Al bee ,,>-.'s followed ...
curdInc TO Orders. aua r-., rs-in wi,hou-
hot beng fred 50 them. ssr.r. MA f.u er %,
nred a. the our las 'e>> ... ~. .... f..-
he hring Ihis day VA, SOW. et. cutie .r- ...
tin1s= The enemy VII rh- arms f. ..
they were doing fse niles aW.s l4-
the ieet- I suppose aiout three Thousand -.,.
landed, when ! was notified They were fc-.ai-
birking.
Wedrew of ~ sunset. leaving he i-1u-l D, I'd.
Ire through the night. expecting the fr Pc
would attack in the morning. wheu we 81
commence again. ! received WOrl from On.
Nefi1el, informing me that II vas imprlct .etilr
10 assault. and herewith iuclose letter from
Gen. Butler, assigning rs reasons fer withdrew
ing the troops
don't pretend to pu, my opinion in oppo-.-
ton 10 Gen. Neit-cl, who : n thorough ~ ii..r
and 81 able engineer. and Wh, So tusi : ~ - 10
know more Of ussaulting ihau do Bur car.'f
help thinking tina, u was worth while 10 make the
attempt after coming s. far.
! have not yet reozivcd a lst Of the casualties
Iui believe they are very few f-Um the eresnv's
gus We had killed and Nouuiesl bout f.riv-
i've persons by the bursting Of The Parrot
Jus
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Or. OaEs.

At THE American EOsEL- b T.
LINCToN FOR DAY
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care. Nervous Ae--- us Female Crrr.a-n-
s,-ofu.A- bl--- Source. anl a. a.-eA--. H. On
= .-lets au- ala-ltr
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TIE WEAITHiEsT MAN-AxNrAt Tyooyr ~
:, uO0, 900 Al, xaIider 4. >tcsurr. he.
diy goods rabob Of New York. las the llr.s-
eat income o. any man 10 America. " r.r5.
o,biY m The world De has lately is,id nm
income tax Of S.250, 900 ON nj Income
OF fire MILLION dollars
rnis would be the interert a; @ per cent.
Of over eighty mIllIsns. We know 81 no e,-c
among the wealthy uien Of Englsnd that
su.p .sses OF equals ;his and We supp,ss
1. stewart Is tne -richest man living.
Mr.. Stewsrt's annual busir.css i, thirty
millions lie owns fourteen millions IN r,ri
estste--Aose=- Taylor. VIII pays .iaxes "a
an income OF S5U ,Ool, can scarcely 10
called :. wealthy man n c0npAIisJn with
kr. S:eE-t What . 7as: a11uunt Of goUd
might III deee with such az INCOME Is
Ssews-sG'-E9cford Tin1s -
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Admiral Porter's of5ciai report 81 O..
tack OF Fort Fisher. Dee. 24sh and -
published. from which We extract the o..
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son finished >i1 Cord
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-a t.r ru..e. To- l- -c-- Or O. rlcr mo.
-I. In thread. tl ertf.-s rc Iar.ts tre atrs--
H. d. .rs % l.--.el-z-. o. Eve rt.. t--eal
t'. r".-r.t .-- les. ~ .t -tas.sf rHt ri l---io-
aH -"a f2-ar- A axe quantity. tuu-
.-- ..-. SCI. a-c -e--t i.- .l.e al. invited
g.. ,-l
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Corner store
Alec 80 rHu
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LACE COLLARS.

NTAL-lsE Au- P..-t Lace -...a-.. .-.t ti.s % .1-
VI ~ s. Christina. l---t r. o.;
1- EDWARD HAELuRS
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The e-ea' 70 ae %
Irou q. Medicine
DEL eel Ia ~ ard a-.-u ~Iec.ec fv a. ua. -s
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'r Isle a. ones u.-r -h+ .I,l-. Tt.s r.sr- -st-
lr HsJ~s. Nss-a-bu-sits state Chemist hz- been
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@ 49,. .l-s-t rE-s. t--
The Peruvian syrup
sFKoTECTED ,olutt p ofthe PRJTuXIuE or
IRON a NEN ulSluNEEY ~ NEulliN1 that
s--i-es % the Ellf u Disease % supu.tiu- tre
80 VA t- 'its. Principle % Lie Eleurus-
lRoN
The Peruvian syrup
ssre. Dg.a-lss I've ceaE. III, Dg9p.y. Ts,sr
sp.r.t-
The Peruvian syrup
Muse. Strength yl-or anl New II. s1-. c.- s.,-
ten and build. % au Iron torstiru-. Dr.
The Peruvian syrup
care. Nervous Acct 1s. Female c1r-.s.s-.
>c-ofu.A- bo-l-- scurs=s. ana a. d.--A--s 0I t1e
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The Peruvian syrup
"a SPECIFIC ilr4 al diseases organising % BAD
STATE uF TuE BLOOD. ~ a--liuuzn I'd b Dee
t-.1y % d - STATE q tie system.
''To all the WIEN the WORN aud the
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nellie les ~t.ct .- worth o. aut.ae an b pc-- "a
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t- - ..atlr ease 10 -l ps.-s- l-4 o. ~ veal e1-
L-t t- % 70 tas n1 ~ -H-fH- USE r."a- Tome
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mere i're 2, -ller- -u Effects are u.t followed a
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n-fIur t' W. 90 .--ulg ID o. eases where th--,
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Pc 'er- lcsls- ~ .i- Rave. STATE AvsaFs-
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uo o. me- - vegetable poison. l- uHe-- .u-.
suisiane- Etaterer. l-s primo pa ilE--r..l- .s s
sat OF the P-ntsri1e a Iron. 81. camal1e- md p-.-
ie-iel As 90 ilrl 1urat.e au- palataals 1le1l1ra
- ca most NH tatiu = 8 recommend .. o.
ne Neskf to Turu. Gu1 tie HHars. We Ela-- these
reiiars ~ 70 IN -ar-ls and - uu- uVu rrHuU-rz
having richly experienced q benefits.
f.rls1a1' AN. ,ssr -l4H5,- BE- lslss -.s --r-.
--' f-rs Nszs. wls.~1H.s r-fztu~fs. On F'-rr-
-sstls zH1 -alFB .n- .r.1s.- avs f-rs,c -.-- .
-'z'oH-. e tsfisir o. glls a. q --i1-
Pamphlets coutaiu.r- certificates o. cures AZ
---oi ncndst'uns from a- The most eminent
1 ~ slcisns' tie-gy Inru, au- 1tle-- v.- ad sc--
I ntk O. an adc-c---
FOR sALE By
,trH FoWLE Co. D.. fremont 90 . Hr4r~
D. p u-NsNpks. 81 br,sl-a5 Nev Ycrt
And BY all Druggists. -
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wnxIscalas. Dec. 22-eP. 81
To HIS Eroellsnes ias President Of The Con
lederate Nates

The enemy have re-emherked under the
oover OF biz feet. his movement Is not de-
veloped Have visited Fort Fisher and fnd
the damage slight except OF the buildings
Dot necessary ior defence. Only two guns
were dismeuned. The works remaining iu-
dictate thai the bonbardment wac very heavy.
Mai. Gen Whiting commanding at the
mouth Of the river, Col. Limb, commsnding
the furt, and the officers and men composing
the garrison, deserve special ccmDendstiob
for the gallantry, Efficiency and fortitude die
played under very irving circumstance.
80 RRAXroN BRAGG.
The Lynchburg virginian has the follow
ing informs,in OF the capture Of the salt
WORKS 1t Saliville, Va:
I'VE had pten I'D y bope that these in
r.ortsnt works were s.lie, boz the sOurce fIUm
which the repgrt Of the capture comes lezyes
US no roun 10 doubt Irs CORRECTNESS Iheg
were occupied by rhe t-nrny n TUESDAY the
Scsh, and bel5 EstSe1s ~ stated Until thurs
day; when tbsxSIs-sees zrs-Stet -evsrd |
IAN 4ks 5s place rss hssA |
b. 800 rescpa unsG Col Pressoo. the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

ELw Xe-z, Dee. g..
Gold sud tvs n7rziog :; 2255.
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POWERS q sToRY.
tSAl<ss
Ffaaos, Cabinet Organs,
AID NELoDEoss.


AID NELoDEoss.
BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
I'VE te~p sot-Lsrtly u Asrd, : lA-Es sssor~
w ne1. o. The aho-S Instruments, fron only
such manufactures kzos 70 make TIE h-s-
T-Ass, SD Z ( do4s not suit the purchaser IN ~
--g respect b. . At liberty 20 sxchangr T.
The Initec Cob Pianos. made by 9 Stoek -
forsneu and wortnen from the Rest mSartsctor1s-
10 New Fork, ne make or leading Instrument
The nNaRisrsr-~r-, - doing their oNn labor Al
each MAJ being personally interested, Are euAhi'~
70 make frss cass instrument 81 less price ,hsi
say other ESTABLISH uent Many u Our best u u.s.
Clans. and otaers, have purchased them Ars'r
The NUMBER vs -.fer =
Prof s. c. Moore. Burlington
q q. Benedict
Etvsrd LymAr
Col. r. q. Stone. PlAttshurghf y. =
Mr.. Whitesides, ChAmplain, y. Y.
John Rodgers, Black Brook. "
Mrs- DR.. hoOdsrd. Brandon.
Ut. Drew. waterbury.
We are also Sgents for
Durham, Steinway d Sons. Bazelio
Bros, Emerson. Woodward Il
Brown.
And others Al instruments we sell ~ msnuiac-
turers prices, setting them Up, and keeping them
Pianos We AXE IL exchange FOR new. thereby ha'-
ing stock constantly or hand ant FOR sale.
". Ere also sple agents fgr MASON . hAHLLNo
CABINET ORGANS, whose superiority over O.
instruments OF The M.i0de0u clAss. are too Erl
Known % dwel upoz- samples always % o- seen
~ our rE--ruoIns.
beware o sgents travelling tn country With ~
resPons nility, s-ilins iustrumerts II nin- case
ont o. ten you vii Eet cheated Il VOC purchss- NO
them. But cEl - ruT EsT-rogulE. at IT. l. etnft
Muse - re, --=iurs purchasing, Eac 80 Nha- T-
do foryoE-
AZ POWERS r. L sTpBf-
BurliHEton. A1E- -. 1874 cS~
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS
NEW BOOKS.

IOHN UeDFEEY'S F0RTUNES. y Bsysr-.
y TAYLOR - Il--.l- hs harriet p. Mckeeve-
Ns.r-r and I-s e. ~ -I- AL-ha- o. tfe F-- AZ
Green
L.uc -far11 ehsse. ry t. pc
t4.y Chester. o. Novel.
Tire -a.urs-s-l Book shout SzFs-y.
"a t ItsN- a- Er-eva.-1 hs 10 Marvel.
Autumn ID. dave. Hy the Court-s Plr-ul.
Tor "a ~
r. 90 EErS HE 90 s.
r~e
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sErH F0wLE Co. is fremont e. Hrlt.-
q. ?. ulN>NoRs. ~ Br,sd-a5 Nev Yort
And by all Druggists. \
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CT Al -.
n % r ID II y

rrs ar-1-l o. LYNAN-
ner 1uarr
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lfl--. Strength y -or au- Neu LIE .r-. -.- SIS
ten and builds % IN Iron torstirg- Dr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

cures D--1-ps.s, Liver Coup. ilt, u-opsy. Fever
so A-u- -a- n'- ira-it1.i LIS 10 Eu---y he
~U.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-25

but, if they will not do So then, order to save
our bonds, and to improve the value of our
real estate in Alexandria, we will. +"
Alexandria owns over two hundred thousand
dollars worth of stock in this road, and all the
counties along the line of the road are large
stockholders; but the question is, whether it
is not better for City and Counties to lose the
stock by turning it over to the bondholders
who will Immediately put the road in running
ORDER than to lose, not only the stock, but
with It. the benefit to be derived from a railroad
in operation-its trading and travelling facili
ties-which will most assuredly occur without
something is done, and that speedily, towards
repairing the road. Let the stockholders be
called together, and let them determine at once
what disposition shall be made Of their Rail
road. PIEDMONT.
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z z. n e {, EE. s.

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
10. l04, KING STREET. ALE-fANDRIA, -.
desire to call the especial attention OF Mer-
chants, Teachers, and the public generally to
the large and we'll selected stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which I offer for sale at the Lowest cash prices
including full assortment Of Cap, Note and
Letter Paper, Printing Cards, Bibles, Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books, Cold Pens; Guillot's
& Perry,s celebrated Steel Pens Thadde9s "a "a
vid's and Arnolds best Writing Fluid and Ink,
Paints Water Colors, Doninoes, Pencils. States,
Copy Books, Memorandum and Pass Books,
Penholdcrs, Envelopes all sizes and qualities,
Inkstands, Chess and backgammon Boards ana
men, Pocket Books, photograph AlDums, !hag
azines. Reviews, Newspapers, Periodicals,
PLAYING Cards, Portfolios, Writing. Desks,
Rulers, al other articles usually kept II hrsG
class Book and Stationery Store.
ed 70. GEORGE Z. FRENCH,
aug 3O-tf
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Candidates.

ne To THE VOTERS OF THE 7TH CONGRESS
sr0yAr DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, now COM
posed Of the counties Of Alexandria, Fairfax,
Prince William, Fauquier, Loudoun, Clarke.
Fezloao Citizens At the request OF numerous
citizens of the counties composing the TIN Con
gressional district, announce myself as can
didate for q seat in the 39th Congress.
In doing so, it is hardly worth while tor me ne TO
say that if elected and any member from VIZ
ginia gets his seat, that can. Having been al"
ways loyal to the Government can With cheer-
fl1lness take the oath required for 9l 1nemoers e
under the act of Congress approved July z ~.
Article lst, 5th Section Of the CONSTITUTION
provides that each House shall be the Judge OF
the election returns and qualifications OF us
own members, 1t will thus be seen that Con
gress has the power under the Constitution to
prescribe an oath, 1t is not at all probable that
they will repeal it TO oblige any membe from
Virginia.
Follow Citzen5, the short time that now clap
ses before te day Of election will not permit me
to canvass the District to any great extent If at
al, nor is it perhaps needful that / should 90
so Peace has now come, and It ought to be
the object Of al good citizens to cultivate kind
feelings towards each other. Should it be your
pleasure to cast your sutirages for me l pledge
myself to endeavor to be q faithful Representa-
tive and to do all that lays IN my power to
promote the best interest OF the Old Common
wealth. and to pour OIL on the troubled waters.
Your Obcdent servant.
sen 13-td LEWIS NCkENZiE.
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VoLuME LX'XI.
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zrsy~W. L. EDWARDS Of Fairfax, is a can
0idate to represent the Seventh Congressional
District, in the next House Of Representatives
SEP 20--tc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-25

W, GILBERT s. MINEE, is a candidate to
represent the Seventh Congressional District OF
Virginia, in the House Of Representatives.
Alexandria, September 4-te*
BAIL BRAWNER is q candidate for the
House Of Delegates Of Va, from Prince William
county, aug 30-te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-08
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h,chnond " hogt,' :. hg.[@sa sfpnas
I hor,. Tho Rhoir Isrrd !, b,eps,lt "a ISL " ..Fng
OF for s@'yre Is the figship Of comnodo.s Ptg.,
] ". I. Squadron. ~ 1a =
! ,tesa.ship vir-o. Pull ey. ssssrr.s n. -.
sni pass TO Mnsrly Aepa.~ Passed. IN le ~, =,
alp grDus. hound op Ou the bar sc.r. W., "a
a N. Tybee, W.s.W. % niles pas,sd I. sl.., -.
7 .iou ~ v uuBn.
with ndse. N }. 5, Wrgl' IT, ~
sh,.P srlyie, Hor,en, Glasgow taays viii oss,s
Erel a Go. .T-"aA
SIP STR Of tie we.', Pe-y, Liv-rees Srxa
r De and ~ pass 10 San. VhoHYsoHs N-rh-v 4, -
I j Irins heavy gse, Jorn Stewart, ssllsu ~ e.
.us!nop-a yl:I oyeroo "A, md was drgxrea: 4 49,,
Edglra fioughton, .e..an fol- fiOn sett To III Il
wa sevsreiy blurred. IA 80
4. I. Steiner ,Iorne Anqnt. Norfolk q sav,,
Rsrk Alrrt- iPrusi, Won Appen. RIO Jsneioc ,, =,
cofre {, Punch si.ircke Wsudt
Bark Ella Odelle ibr.l, Alexander, psvzrs !, INA
sugsr % Jos k.pess Been n'P,h Of Hstsrv s1t-T,ss
with co-ant s.uyy -lits snd fearful weslb.r, l.. IA Il
sis g0t eastward VI tie Gulf in lat % % h q "A ~
hoys TO for five day. wtl nothing but trpna L 10,
,giug' passed many liles OF cotton, sna ty...
apparently not long In tuat condition. A0s s,,s,,
Tremendous hu-ricine frcul NJ. 20 rs e. Fai I,li
hnrIs ~ th- first part Off lost coss reef .cy. A., !.
20 Iisr bare poi's mil "a m."th, wt.a + hs!nsi
and then tn NV, blowing iearfuily. Dec hIrl.t
sirn.li1e bark H. Murray. j., neae- bound $ ~. ~
eals gas b owing u the tIn-; i'h IL &. IA. .Sha ~
poke ru u bark Acre % days ots .io JIa,a h y
iofk 7,b, wind ". vain heavy rain saa yeals. ts.,,
irg
Bark C,ziqre ,of Br.chaal rio JAreiro 5; Gays. a.
ton 20 q. r. Bnll"y.
Hrit ABBY. Tbsf'sr lof Bsngor), walker, Ga,,roau,
I with cJ;iou 10 mls'rr
Big r. git lof fortuel. Dcksrson, Rio JsrsiYss n
with eoi-e 20 msi,r. Now q lii. 2, 81. on. Nj ~,
bark Jane Rims, from G'f.-0w Tor Qua; 2ssh r.sg.
~ ~ spoke SchL PIe,iden, OF and from Neg 5essA u
out ,rui-iur.
The following vessels arsved on tie Ga ns y: YER 4
reported compet-:
brlg a. Ecs.s, Clifford, S. Thomas, co;.rnb T. D. Ia
but Go.
scar. Kate Merrill BsacA, Aplaehlcoh &c aay, vii :,
, ton % Abirl X Abbott
sclr. Caroline AID Cernlia, DAVIS h-inoa VIII Aaut
! r. Alexander Son.
schr. EIk, Al.n. Port Royal. 5, C.. with ssioats ESQ
Schr. D. B. Bayes Jiynes ST. MarAi, Siia eostoa I'd
Abbott -
sent s. T. Brown, Place, Jsck0nylle. viii csn0r, d
/ to master.
Sehr Navigator, Weeks Jact'Onviss- naval ''ers sci
! D.hble.
schs E. \. Elliott; DeCrOO,, Georfs.ovn, n-,al szs
| =. D. Iinr bat { 90.
schr Elizabeth, Walsee, MOSls 10 aay' "i's s'raS
master.
wINp--At sunset N. W.