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Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
CAVALRY HORSES
~ ARTILLERY HoRsAsi
MULBst
orLEIERMLsTAE 0nHnhAL's OPEIoH, l
fIHST DIVIaloH, ,
wLsHIsaroH Ctrr. March Isl iSSI

wAsHISoroH CrrT, March Is, issS.
HORSES, suitable for the eeyalry Gnd artillery
service, will he received Al 0issboro' Dspot, In
SPs1s PssSws;Sd Ssrsfs "a! SAS LISA BY Capt GEORGE
MULES, Ia lots VI tWehty Ave, or more, will bS
rseeiyed 70 this city In ePsn mArket, TIL Nay I,
isee, BY Captain Q ~ Tonpkins, Assistant os.I'
All animals 70 be subjeoted 70 ths usual Gov.
sTnment iA.peeIion befors bsing accepted.
Specifications As follower Cavalry horses
must DO sound In ali particularaj we'll broken (;
Ia full hesh Lhd In EVOd eynaltlsa; fren nfteen
Clo) to sixteen Qg hands high from ave (sl to
niss % year. old, and ysll adap.ea n s'sIy wsy
and tea po) years Of age, n sHl vigorous,
sphEhtly, aud healthy, nay Be Aeesptsd "
ARTILLERY Horses must be " dGrk color, SQUAD
In All Particular, strong, quick, aud active,
we'll broken und square lrotters In harness, 10
full hesh and condition, frQm siH (O 70 ten (ol
yys,1 ys,,T1s old, not les. thai ai.e.H aSd one half
than ten hundred and any q, oooJ Pounda,
Males mustbs ever tive ~ years o. age, strong,
stout, compact, Well.devaloped 1hlmals, not
Ices than fourteen Qtl handahiE In full health,
fFee from every blsmlsh % defect which would
uihi them Tor severe work, and must have shed
responding four permanent teeth, TIVE In sAsh
These SPseiaeatIeaa viii be strictly adhered
10, and FlgldlS enforced In every particular.
Houra OF ihspsstlOn, from . . m. 10 Up, n.
Priss4Cavalry Hosssa, one hundred ana eigh. /.
y-aye dollar. tslss Artillery heFses, ons hua'
drsd and ainsty Ave dollars tji0s,) H--
Payneht win b made a this sns~
Coleesl IN charge First DiIisIOS, q A.S0. o
phlS.iaPSO.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

THIS is TO GIvBNOFIoR, THAT THE
Il subscriber has NbtAined from the orphans
Court Of Wakhingto,t county, In The District o.
Colombia, letters of SdminlsiFation on the per-
city, D. &. deceased. An persons having claims
against the saia deceasod, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the Aame, with the vouchers thereof 20
the subscriber on or hsfors tha Arut day Of April
next they may othsrNi.s by law hs excluded
from all banalt ol tna said eaietel =
0iven undsF my hand thls Arst day of April,
lea6, ELIZABETH A. BkALL,
Gpl'lAW3w. .AdninissrairlH
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

FRIGHrFuL sUIoIDH ON AN EEGLIsH
RAILWAY "A shocking act OF deliberate
suicide was perpetrAtod recently near 10
Castle Eden, on the HartlepoOl branch Of
the Northeastern railway. Tue mail train
which leaves Ferry-hill for Hartlepool
about 1--we O'Clock arrived at the crossing
OF the Sunderland railway, between
Wingate and Castle Eden, about =
qnater to six o'clock. At this place there
ID a sharp curve In the line, and the stream
as usual was shut of, the train then run
ming al the rate OF about twenty miles an
hour. The driver Of the engine, Walter
james, perceived tall man on the railway
about sixty yards distant. he sounded
the whistle, and the man deliberately knelt
down between the rails on which the tralo
was proceeding, with bis face looking
toward the engine, as though he was de-
slrous Of having his head decapitated.
The whistle OF the engine was Kept blowing
and the brake OF the tender was put on,
but the man needed not the signal, aud as
the train was dashing forward and almost
uIOn him, he, either from terror which
momentarily overlook him, or by the sudden
impulse OF the moment, made q spring for
ward over the line, and the whole train
passed over him, mangling hts body in q
most frightful manner. One arm was
severed, and HE legs and body were 80
cut up that portions Of his flesh and clothing
we're adherlng to the wheels OF the train.
which were all besmeared with the wrelohtd d
mans blood. The train was brought 10 y
standstill as coon nc possible, and the ON
cials AllghLed, and returDiDg, found the
mulilated remains OF what was a mon ent
before living being, strewn about the line,
and presenting . most frightful and sick
eniDg spectacle. A door was broken OF q
watchman's cabin on the line, and the
lacerated corpse was gathered up and
conveyed 10 farm house, where Il was
deposited In an adjoining barn.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

ARoTHHR RBPhSTANT RIBEL. John
Overton, the Tennessee millionaire, who
gave $4,000, 900 TO aid the Rebellion, has
deserted the cAuse, taken the oath, aud is
once more o peAceable cltiSen Of Nash
willie. ."t|t NH'.aNF #..|T
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

AT the mines Of Trayersella, In Savoy,
magnets revolving on = wheel are used 70
pick mp the Iron from the powdered orc,
leaving the copper-pyrlLes behind,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
- II H A NJ - HIP -.

ST h a NJ - II 4 H -.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE OF scRRw
sTBAMgRs
To
NEW YORK.
The New Ahd subslua,isl 5Ie~nsrs
h. G. KNOTT.
CSpt. J. J, Mason,
JOHN GIBSON.
Capt ". Z. Geoshegah,
BuIh expressly for lhis route, are now leaving
wAsHfNoToN AND GEORGETOWN, y. c.,
AND ALEXANDRIA,
EVERY THURSDAY I4p R.,
New York, from Pier IA n, Y. on the sane day
Freight received daily, hsadled In the most
careful manner. and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, at fair rutO-.
For Freight, Ge., Rppgte 10
a. .. SNOW \ CO.,
washing,on aud Gsorgetewh, D. C.,
fLowBRs 4 BOWEN.
AleEahdris, Va, and
wN. J. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
Apl.n leo Cedar street, n. Y.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
NOTICE 10 oRPIcERs AND soLpIERs,
AzsIuASr orAErHanAsrEE' . oPFIcH, |
DBeof op WAAHISaIoE,
.. lS4 Y, NHAl TwpSII ,VIRsr srEEEr, ?

,# DBeoT or WAlHISaToS,
No. lN Y, NHAI TwHSTI -PIRsr STREEr,
wAaMIKuToE, D. c., hHIvh I, IsS6
Tie attention OF omcers and enlisted men, Tor.
merly In tho service Of the United States, l.
called TO the large amount Of personal property
stored In the aOveFnmeat warehouses connected
with this depot
Tho 0oysrhnsnt requires the space oeeupied
BY said property for the effects Of those noW In
the service.
I A description Of each article should be EIved,
with the name, company, regiment, or other
marks, accompanied By an oath or Affirmation,
showing that the claimant Ia the authorised
party. n
The GOods viii be forwarded 70 the address o.
the peTaons 20 entitled At his expense.
All Of the abeye- mentioned properly remaining
unclaimed bihsly dAyA from this date win bo ssld
a public auction. JAS n. MooRE
Capt. Asst Or. NJ, U. 8, Army.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
~ MA11.noADg,
1894 ARAANaEMENTs 1854
xhW roRPx L1NBs,

- hOAk LIN -.
TEE oAnpEH AND SEBoH AND PHrLADKL.
FHrk AnD knfEFon RlnRoAp oonPA.
rfEa, ftrrs
FROM rHrIAbnLrnu TO new roRK
aHl AND wAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT sfRKgT wHARP AND
q KkNsfNgToN DEPOT,
Y wu1 LakvH A. EoLLows, via; Pate.
a. Q >. m, via Camden ahd Ambsy--C and
A. Recommendations. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Ai6a m, via Camden and Jsrsey City
New Jersey leeommedation. = =
Msh. m, via csmdgn and Jersey City
Ass q, va csn1sn and jS".y city
n class fiekst I. ..........,..... ...... q y
A. a NJ va Ksnsington and Jersey -,
hliS., va Camden sad IB6oy-C ssd
A. Accommodates. oa..................... r. -
Ltap ,. m via Camden and AmbOy-c and
hsprss.; - 49,. ."
esye&..Sisss:s % sssiisd'S' sss 7. s.rss:s. 500
AZ 81 p, N, yis ksnsington and Jersey
AZ ~ p m, via Ksasihgtoh and Jersey
City-southern Mall. il......"......... 800
sky-southsrn Erprsss.......,.....-.. aco
Atep. m. via Camden and Amboy--As.
eolnmodafion (freight and passengsr)
lst class sUcket.............. .
"a class ticket. :" .:..... J. 20
The sis .. m. Evening Mail and the D. ~
might southern Express will run dsily, (ail
others, Sundays exeepted.)
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES
Leave valiant sireel wharf al and ss. m,
iss,s Ksasississ DsPO, At IIisG ~, a|,
The etS .. m. hns Tuvs daily tnii othsE-,
sundays ezesp'sd.D E -
BEw YORK AND PHlLADKLPHIA LINa
Leave foot Of Barclay street a, ss. N. and :
D. n
Troti foot ei Cortland strest Ht :, a. sad 10 a.
NJ, I1m., 4 aud Bp. NJ. and R night
The ep. 10. line runs q. ily; (all others, san
W. n gATzMBR, Agent
Philadslphin and New York Lines.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ., 1858. de3i
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21


THE s.I5 A. n TRAIN IRON wAsHINdT0N
Connects with the .. 81 a. m. irsin from Bal
timore for Pittsbursh and the West, and
for BlmlrR, Bufal0, Roehsrtcr, Dun
kirk, CanaudaifiA, and Niagara
Rails, and for New York City.
THE T. SOP. M TRAIs RRoM wAsHIN0ToN
Connects with the So. m. train from Bal
tiInore for Pittsburg and Brs.
THE q. - r. NJ TRAIN PROM wAsHIN0ToN
Connects with the 10 ,. N. sxprees FROM
Baltimore and runa through to Pitt.
buTgh and Blmira, without ohAREs
Of cars, connecting vt Pitsburgh
for Cineinhatt Chicago, and
st. Louis, and akBlmrA
for BnahiO, Roehes-
ter, and syraeuss
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving washington At $ o'eloek .. N.
sLBEPINd CARS on NIaHT TRAINS.
soLDIBRs' TlcKHrs At GovHnEnnsr RATE.
Low rARg AND QUICK TINS.
AH-ror Tickets aAd any Information apply n
the once VI the drcat Pennsylyania Route, cor.
ner PennrylvAnlA Ayenus and Sixth street, under
National Hotel, and Depot Houss, No. 465 street,
near New Jersey avenue, Washington.
J. ~ bUBARRy,
Superintendent N, q, n.
BJ WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNo. olLLETT, Pas-,agsr Agent,
Corner sixth street and Pennsylvahia avenns
ds2s-N
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
N BW INV NTI 10
ARTIFICIAL CHRoPLAsTIc
BONE TEETH,
DR.. :. .. sIGEsMoxD,

DR. T. y. sIGEsMoXD,
SO Pennsylvania avenua, between Twelnh 1ad
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Or. :. calls the a,tention of the ppblie 10 the
following advantagA Of his improved system
lat. The teeth Of his manufaeture viii never
eorr0de nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, az the
arineial ones can be inserted over them
Sd. The roots win be made inonensive and
never 10 ache
iiA. No temporary teeth arc needed, as per-
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, is frequently dis
figured.
Sth. This work has been FULLY tested for over
ave Year, BY many Of the nrst chemists and
physiciana Ol this and the old oountfy.
Or. 4. has also invented a white inde-tTueti- i
bls metal alllng, with which the most sensltiys Z
testh can be allied without pain. and can buld
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last thFOugh . lifetime.
TKETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxioua yApoF. BY Dr. sigs,mond, 2ei
PennHylvaniA Avenuey Inventor and sole manu- i
fArtursr of AnAestie Innoxioua yaPor, mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorUtorm or ktheT, buy
strictly an AhAestie Agent, entirely free from eH
hiiaraiing effects, and perfectly hArmless, caus1
iRg quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect inaenHlbliity 10 paia
The hest u refsFenees given n Tequircd.
Call ahd examine for yourselves. de2
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

EDWARD LYcRTT,
IA BO0KBiNDBR,
No. 97l PHxS. Avs. WAsnIsapOs, n, o
Books boaRd la every Ityls-Tarkey, Morocco.
kSssll, thd Cali
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21

NEW YORK AND
WASHING TON
sTRAMEHIP LINZ.
sIMI WEEKLY BETWEEN NEw YORK,
WARRINGTON AND GEoRGETowN, D. G.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, khPIRE sALVoR, AND JAS
D. GREEN
Regular sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, At 10 q. m, nom foot Of High
street, OeorEetown, and Pier Is, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
For freight oT passage apply Ia
{. p HoGGHT0N, Agent,
foot Of Nigh street, 0eorEetoWh, or
r...n JAMES HAND, Agent,
ds22'em III Well street, New reTk.
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
TIN HnRo

define him ~ myself as hitherto the
iAd OF the kingsI WHOM the next viii be.
y very long question: But II aeems 10
Ime as II the nations, probably all nations,
Daily national Republican., 1865-04-21
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
~ ~ Tine
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

on AND APTgR DECEMBER %, truins will
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert Station, a.
follows:
laa Mall, AZ ..;,...'''''.''''r'Ds' y NJ
Bris and Pittsburgh Bxfres ress,,......... SP. N.
Pittsburgh and Elinira Exprs-s. ..,... 10 p. m.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAL +.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Y Wewill sell The following real estateln ana
near the City, on accommodating terms: IL
l. A square bounded by Pitt, Royal, orono-
co. and Pendleton streets. Under short lease
improvements removable u"
3 A lot on the south side of Oronoco, between
Pitt and Royal Streets 60 feet front. and l765
feet deep. Rented as above. Both the above
are near the Hampshire depot -z..
3. a lot at the northeast corner Of Fit: and
Wolfe streets, 1l6} feet on Pitt: and 81 feet 5
inches on Wolfe This lot is under lease to good
tenants for five years, from May and June 1864,
Who have made good improvements, removea-
bic at the end of their leases. ..,
4. About Is acres of land at West End, east
of Cats binding On Duke street, and on the
two roads which lead into King street Mostly
under short leases improvem ents movable.
These lots will be shortly surveyed and subdl-
vided into convenient lots. -.
se3o-eotf [Coml JOHNSTON s CAREE d..
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MedieA.
PROF. LOUIS VUHDRANs
-BI ,(R)D PURIFYING
7IIgf5 A ID
p1l Ris TIV e H K & b g.
{ Ia Ws ard Osedep1,

IN Ff12s ard lfsosedess,
rr,HR BBsT BLOOD 8PURIFYING agents
l. IS yet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of . century in Europe
and for the last 4 years, also, in this country,
and are particularly efficient in the cure OF all
chronic diseases. No one should dispair OF being
cured without first trying them. IN o family
should be without them, forfby their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are I'm :
ported direct to this port BY the undersigned.
and their purity, efficacy and safety can DO re-
lied upon with perfect confidence,
The following are some Of the diseases Whlch
have been narm>nently removed bv their use: e.
&E%3E I'm letter.
:~ inflammation y
Of the bowels,
consumption in it,
y early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockiaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic catarrh, pain IN the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia, dispepsia, salt rheu1n can
Ger, sorofula jaundice, tapeworm, bll" ~
liousness, eruptlons of the skin, ooWell =
complaint, langour, govt, lropsy.m.
arysipelas worms, cholic piles
tNrrG.. -. -::,rs~<H.''t T-:i!- e..
:nys, DieaLIngs, OluJlN s>fE.l
III i sad white aux, dys ~
E.E-,Ej/H & antery: cost1V- .
~ .5.Es Hes:s: nee 49,
.-.%LS5- s-- sies &c. .~~@
Full directions accompany eatE- ceTled
Imported and for sale by .r-r- J.
Is Prince ST.. below = Washington sta
.rsv ..- ile14ndrja: 7,
FIR sale By tyst Druggists. jan ST
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AMMAN A p A 2 z
Gen. Wade Hampton il about to leave South
Carolina. for an indsfenite period. he has

Gen. Wade Hampton Is about TO leave South
Carolina, for an indsfenite period. he has
pubjished an address. to the people of the State,
Is Vbich ne says he President had suo-
shadow ofganthority. T adnitrIundsr the Con- %
oon1eatien in hisor sny other State but, as
q conqaeror, he bad the right to offer, if not
to dictste. terms The terms offered By him
you haveaocepted, and Jou are bound by every
dictate Of honor and manliness to abide by
them honestly, and TO- keepIin good faith the
pledges you have given. + l do not myself con
cur fully IN all the measures adopted by. che
convention; but I shall oheerfully acquies,ce
in the action it took to carry out faithfully the
terms agreed on, and willingly accord Cd! to Q. 1t
high praise for the manner in which IT dls,
charged its arduous and unweeome slsbors.
We are indebted to Mr.. IS. E. Stout of
Adams Express Company, for a copy Of the
Atlanta, Ga, Intelligencer Of Nov. 18th, IN
advance of the mail. r5 81 III E9l
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g o II II E r C. I AL /.

r In II. York, yesterday, Cotton steady.
Flour unsettled Southern So 30(0l6. Wheat
dull. Corn, Beef, and Pork steady. Lard
heavy. Whiskeyfdull at 50 42GD243
Ia Baltimore, the -four and grain markets
are lcsul, with heavy arrivals Of corn and wheat:
In Georgetovn, the transactions light, and
limited to II h.. local trade Demand dull.
Four--Surerss s9:25 to $3.50; Extras, 50. Is
to $40 IS; Family, .Sl2.5U 10 SIS Wiiear-
Good :rad So. is 50 1920 JNoWhite offering.
Yallov Soc; viii e:95c per hushel. a.
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CARD.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. w. D. STEWART, Physician & Surgeon.
A graduate of the Medical Department of the
versity of the city of New York, late Surgeon
u. S. "; having permanently located in Alex
andria, Va, respectfully offers his professional
services to the citizens of this city and vicinity.
Office and residence, No. 49, north Royal St,
(east side,) where he may be found at all hours,
when not professionally absent. ...-g no Il
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COMMUNICATED.

ID Has any one ever calculated the additional
expense that the holders of property in this
place are subjected to, in the way Of increased
rates Of premiums on insurance, in conse-
auence Of the number Of temporary, combns
t;ible sEanties putup in all quarters, and the
want Of proper means fo~sextingui>h fires?
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GOLD.
1880 7Ts..@sHh15 GOLD. q s@.S<5>7..'.,55
New YoRK.. Nove,ube71r, q Cold, 1862

1aG %o3 Bore "a DIED. oadzsssl H.o7 Il
On t1Inorning Tuesday NoF Dist, 1863 at o'clock,
JAMES TAYLOR. COOK aged % years and II mouths
a His funeral wll take place from the residence OF MS
Grand mother Mrs r. Vaccar 10 Is Prince street. at P.
n "Wednesday Noy. 81 His young friends and the friends
of the family invited to attend >~ ~4,>--. =.
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QTONEBRAKEE'S $3.50. ~....,-z--=-,
y NERVE, BONE = - - sr

Warranted to cure RheuInatism Sprains,
>>welled Joints, Sore Throat, Frosted feet POS
Mumps letter, Pairs in the Limbs and back,
Sween1y on man or beast, Saddle OF Collar Calls,
Diste1n1per, Scratches, &C., on horses and Mules,
and all diseases requiring an externa! Kennedy;
ALI who know Stonebrakers Lininent Will
testify that it is the most popular Liniment ever
sold in any countro, and that It mas glve1 per-
taEiug the place Of all others: This is 3trong
evidence Of its great power in removing Pains,
Swellings, Sc, both on man or beast no Lin
iment has yet been made to equal it. >, 1t only
needs trial 70 prove its good effects
e. STONEBRAKER,
Funkstown, Nd.
OF sS'Ns " E. s. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
90 77-3m -. : u" e Alexandria.
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!. LEcTUEE.-REv: T. B. B.sLcE1,z D. D,
N will deliver a Lecture in the Methodist
Protestant Church, Alexandria, on FridGy
Eve,ai,ag meet, oath instant at &! O clock: Sub
iect :-FEMALE EDUCATION. Tickets IS cts;
Gee. 81. French's Bookstores; DR. r. III. Stable1 S
Drug Store; and of Arnold s. Fields, John
Arnold, r. H. Gemeny, Jefferson lacey, John
Howell, II, VIM U. Herbert, Jos: Janney, D.
R. Wilson, G.. W Green, H. o. Winship, j j.
Taylor Mr.. Gregory's Stove Store; Nj. APP
pich's Confectionery; and at the door of the
Church. II .o
rs Proceeds for the benefit of the church. -
nos07.1t
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NOTICE.-We will Offer at Public Sale on
collection ~" Of OH PAINTINGS, LITH00-
GRAPHS and ~ENGRAVINGS, Photograph
Albums, Picture Frames, Gold Pens and Pen
ellis, together with large assortment ofFANCY
GOODS. & The attention. Of purchasers is called
to this sale15a the goodsmust positively be clo-
sed. out. ~ = i e EJNO.cA. ROSE q CO.,
Ia no 21-4t 5.s avova So, King St, near Fairfax.
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A TTENTION! MEMBERS OF THE
n FRIENDSHIP FIRE CO., NO. l.-Iou
are hereby requested Is attend called meetin;g
Of the company, on TUESDAY EVENING,
the 2lst inst, at I O clock p. IN. It is ',oped
that all the members will be present, as busl-
ness Of great Importance will be brought before
the meeting. By order of the President nole-5t
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10 IN ARTHA WASHINGTON" Hail

sRESTORER.-Th best thing for the HAIR u
the market. Two articles combined II one ,
perfect Hair Restorer and Flair Dresser 500
by III Druggists. The trad supplied og Il ~
RY COOK, No. %, King =, :A}:'E"rdH'S' Va
Warranted to d. I'll We c a1l-or money r.
funded. ~fter using tW.' 5"tt'ts. L"f'c> ~ ~
nov G-3m
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FOR RENT.-Four pleasant ROOMS, either
Il first or second floors, in desirable location
Apply at this Office. no W-5t
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. We have
/ made arrangements by which farmers can
be supplied with any mum Der Of GERMAN a
:LABORERS, on ten days notice For part artlc'--.
ulars address -@ KNOX. y SAl IlH
no 20-tf
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hea FOR RENT--THE STORE AND
Es$;;E DWELLING HOUSE, No. IS, King ST.
most excellent location for business. Poses.
sion given Immediately. enquire OF J. II. DE-
VAUGHN. No. $50, King st. nov 9-tf
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NOR RENT.--SEVERAL SPACIOUS
L ROOMS, furnished or unfinished, at 1)9.
Prince st. For sale-Orange and Lemon Trees;
and Green House plants.
40 no O-3t ...t 49, JNO. II. BRENT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

TIOR SALE.--A No FIRE PROOF SAFE
e -Herring's patent; Apply at this oltice.
-r Oc 16-tf .arF-,. .:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

an FOR SALE.-A most desirable HOUSE
M L-l$$i and LOT, Oh Prince near Union Street
Apply to y. l.. SnOOL,
Oc 3O-tt Office Market Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

i he Warrenton, Va; Sentinel says the d.
rect tax on land in Fauquier county, is $25,
COS, 49, The time for payment has expired,
and but two ffths Of tGis amount has been
-. <ss-1-1z 49, - ls='5<i-,.:s >fgG
paid In. nus5 s@..1 Esg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

The Florida Convention annulled the ordi
nance Of secession, abolished slavery, and de-
clared that no person shal( b. incompetent to
s4a,r;fusas a witness on account Of color in any
mn,atter wherein d }toiored per>orr is concerned
+ has repoudiated The State debt contracted in
Z ssnnn,rt Of the war, amended the constitution
il - Fother,respectsT and adjourned Gr9s u.
The Legisla ture otf Tennessee, at y a ashville
has passed a eSolution demonstrating "a against II
!: the pardon Of MI Davis ana ethe , addlng
the names of James Buchanan ana Jonn u;
Breckenridge to the list declared lafamous and
worthy Of death.
Al attempted fraud through bogus claims
on the Second Auditors office. has come TO
light. having been thwarted by the Second
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

{ E5.EA DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.
Els#a#l A very desirable dwelling: with fverooms.
mean the corner Of Columbus and Franklin stS
for rent. Inquire of Robert L. Wood. at his
residence, south end Of Washington st. no 2-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-21

It is said that two thousand OF the negro
insu1g gents in Jamaica have been executed by
the British authorities in thai. island. s@.s