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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-03
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i11Ug
rriBbura Mccomobaticn ...... 200 Jta9uf.
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Eptsn9
Carton Accommodations SfE. ............7 1929
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tags, ua6 Sarris5ur9, PittSburg unb @rie.
Der 1000 abenrs G~rpre6sus, SountaSs, ua1 Sarriss
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aussenrnmeu 0~fontosa.
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men Sauta6S.
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Ser 6arri8burs ACKNOWLEDGING 9e5t ta9liS, Spuutass
au88ensaluteu. Die Soft unb SrpreB5ise 5alten Jtrii9en
Baltimore uub Rarftpu Eitt all.
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@euufplbania @entralzGiienba6n IN 6arrisburg fir ptttsz
Surs, &~le5elanb, Columbus, Cincinnati, 3ubiandpplis,
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Rev Dprf.
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3. 81. Dubarrt,
Sen. Superintendent.
Sc. &. DounS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-03

MISUNDERSTANDING
Der aTsciirten 6eueruannS Serftderun9s9e,
Ieni6aIt BON Baltimore.
10. 4. SsutbRr., s~tstnabtr benz Sun-@ebdute.
Sn Betra6t Der erfplertt&en Ebdttstett beS Dampf-5eutr-
DeSortements feaen MFR Spn lest an ,una ~btutetrtn Yretit
ntre Ublteen aus unS erneuern audp BITE alien au ben btHte-
aen Staten. vie 9tsientetu, ipel6t 5auIer MSbeIu Dbtr
Isnaist neutrality-suspicious. tnr eth Ober ttebtn Sabre su Ser-
H6erR rIuf6tn, Herben hisrnttt et~neelaben, fG BITE etae
unferer berabsefekten Pr1mttn a n;utben.
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te;atlt. SPbn 81. WDrre' Vfal'
Tireftpren:
aptn. a. Sad. allen pdtne
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S1eme Serb1 mnb g&Simter Ora
SS0UOS.

spti6tn Ntarfet space uno BrepertdHr.
SpTtpb SeGtser ertaubt It'd bic apfnsrtiamtstt bts
publttums unb Ieiner 6rtunbe df letne eleadnte Auswapl
son n.uea eerbf. unb 1HtHter.Suttrn tu lenten. IA toy
aeraoe bpu Hetr Sort Surufsefebrt bin nit Uselen neEen Su'
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neuer gBaaren, be ID erbdIter. G~afabrtn:
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cen eer 8erfei eruag. gu btut9en pret'en.
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&c i5QntR rotten, wti6tr uas 8ulbsn j. dheA ju 10
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fur 6erlt. unb QDlntr -An5ugs. 6etner:
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sSfIhen NutttOnSgertdRftn In Wep YEtt ju btut9ltea
preiien.
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aen SreiIrn, I'm Ssoernann ;Hfrteoen Su feue1t, nno
daeere 0D1aren tu Sa1Ireid, Ne dae Su nenr n.
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treeuo einern aneern 9dufe tn titler %tdpt.
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uet prpftt unS S6fi4tett tBsn Sfben, br tet mir 1Drfprt3t.
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pspular DstBcro 5aus.
27 gDtf Baltimore Ctr.
GF22iO sWif1er Sreoertffr. II. Dfdrtst Gpdce.
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N1Snta0ue SrC8.,
Geuer>Ner li1erungs.A 9enten,
Sc GecOHsfr., SaltimOre.
Ssenten fur ets s!ssnSen Geuer-gtrftGerunes @sntras-
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ger3bSerune tn uniereF Office beSablt.
Bur Ssiteen 1ns Stsrnsclfetnt Dtredrune!
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s~eriaftn fdnn, ais bd fms:
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acknowledgement,
Heteer Blub, Appttitlpfsfeit, NerpEftst, Rspfreb unS aue
ben DAMIEN eissne Sef1Htrbtn.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20
il ra PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs .
BLOOD PURIFYING
IA ND
P u r GoATIV E. FL ERsBS !,
(h P2Zs and Poeoders, J,

rNHE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agents
used for over quarter Of q century in Europe,
and for the last years, also, in this country,
aud are particularly y@etfcient in the cure OF all
chronic diseases. No one should dispair Of being
cured without first trying them. No family
should be without them, 70, by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are lm-
ported direct TO this port by the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
! The following are some Of the diseases which
havebeen permanently removed by their use:
letter, , 4.
inflammation
" Of the bowels
consumption in its 7" -
early stages, headache, 49,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
#@@.E lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
qcramp cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
Ger, serofula, jaundice, tapeworm, bill
/ liousness, eruptions Of the skin, bcwell
complaint, langour, gout, dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, chollc, piles
q diarrhoea, hoarsness,, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody <>E%s1*s
and-white fux, dys-
ente1y, costiVe-
ness, mea- .x
sles &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
impor'0uJ julius HEf 1H5 SD DIEsNELT, Dentist,
l45 Prince St., below Washington sts.,
Alexandria, Va.
For sale by most. Druggists. jan 3|tf
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!! z g
jan 7-@tf
. @ T / G E

Having purchased the TAILORING Es-
Of Mr.. Daniel Shay, under
the Mansion House, Fairfax street, I lpropose to
maintain the; former reputation Of the House,
pledging myself to keep always on hand, as
good an assortment, upon as rea easonable terms
as any other first class establishment, in this,
or the neighboring cities.
MIR. $. e.. RIDaLEY will continue as CUT
TER, and warrants satisfaction. l respectfully
solicit a continuation Of the liberal natIr&o,nage
extended to the former proprietors5 ". y A.
Murray. y. p LVCh Al
J. .~1.5'@ No, 10, n orth Fairfax street,
ap ST G7 Under Manson house.
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I G. e! 1 C B.! | G z !!


We ara now landing from Schooner Helen
Mar, a cargo Of BOSTON ICE. This Ice is
cut from lakes, fed entirely by pure spring
water, and is Of very superior quality. 1t is
but a sample of the ice with which we propose
to furnish our customers during the entire
season.
At considera bic expense VIC have obtained an
entire new set OF wagons, and so perfected our
arrangements for the delivery Of ice, that All
persons leaving their orders with rs, may de-
pend upon receiving their supply promptly and
regularly.
Hotels, Restaurants and Steamboats, supplied
upon the shortest notice, and on reasonable
terms, with quantities large or small:
NJ. ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ap 20-tf ~" Prince Straet Wharf
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"A RNOLD g. FIELD, "
Merchant Iailors,

MILITANT AND UEINII11N1 ~ =
-........ FURNISHING STORE.
Would invite inspection Of their large stock OF
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS,
all grades, Foreign and Domestic, which they
win make to order as cheap as can be had
Quality considered) in the city OF New cork
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection OF
CLOTHS for MILITARY GARMENTS.-
We sell none but indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justfe;s us
in assuring satisfaction in that line. We keep
(linen and paper Necktes, Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Gloves &C., usual
.ly found in well regulated Merchant Ia loring
Establishment. Call and see US. Don't forget
the number, % King Street, between Pitt and
Royal, one door east OF Parkers Theatre.
- - ~ WIN. ARNOLD,
ian 7&tf JOHN A. FL IEID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20
LAND NEAR ALTMAN
DRIA For SA DE.

Ihave for sale, low and on CONVENIENT teIh'>.
a TRACT Of! about 800 ACRES OF LAND IN
Fairfax county, about six miles from ~ 4 lexsh
dria, lying between the Little Rlyer 1pFnpl!he IKE
and the Orange Railroad ana oo'1n1ae" ,1 ,s s'l' ~,
ManaSas rowng K9g"aa and dx'fso others Thers is
Siderable quantity OF wood en- the land Th:s +
i he]ieved to be the cheapest land IN lh's
E'o1n'1: 80, - r. K JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20

! The New York Post says :-"Forty eight
vessels, exclusive Of Government transports,
have cleared from this port for ports South OF Of
Washington, esinceIthe lst Of May.on that
day the President issued bis proclamation a re
opening all the Southern ports, and lew =, days
afterwards the treasury regulations sta9 an8
forwarded to the New York custom house,
On the sixth the first clearance was made to
Mobile; and since then one third Of the vessels
that have gone South are destined to ports
chat have been closed from the beginning OF the
war. u 81 &sss.s> y ts@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20
ELECTION NOTICES.

My~ Alexandria County being entitled to two
Representatives in the next House Of Dele
gates, REUBEN JOHNSTON and JAMES +.
CARl.lN. two OF our most respected and tried
citizens, Will be supported for the next Housr
Of Delegates at the coming election by
my lS-lw MANY VOTERS.
Mas~ 7. B. ROBERTSON will be supported as
candidate for the Legislature of VIRGINIA, at
the ensuing election. MANY CITIZENS,
my lS-te
.@ag> B. RUSSELL BARBEE will he supported
as candidate for the Legislature from Fairfax
County, Va, by MANY VOTERS.
Fairfax County, my 17-te
~ Col. DANIEL f. DULANY is recon-
mended to the voters Of Aexandria and Fair
fax Counties as a suitable candidate to rep
resent said counties III the Virginia State Senate
and will be supported by
my l3-tf MAN VOTERS.
Gsse For HOUSE oF DEL EGALES. S.-REUBEN
JOHNSTON will be Supported by his friends
,or reelection to the House Of Delegates. His
firm and consistent course hitherto demands.
for the public interest," a renewal Of the trust
hitherto reposed in him.
MANY FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
my ltd
Mg~ JAMES A. ENGLISH, esq is recommend
ed as a suita bic candidate to represent the
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ed as a suita bic candidate to represent the
county of Alexandria in the next House Of
Delegates Of Virginia, and will receive the
support OF MAN I FRIENDS.
my l3-tf
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vas forced to unveil, in order to be identified.
The case for the prosecution will probably
got close this week. . @
President johnson having issued his pro,
clamation appointing Thursday, the first Of
June, as day of national humiliation and
prayer, on account Of the assassination ct
President Lincoln, Archbishop Spalding. has
issued a circular, in which he calls. on the
Catholic clergy and the laity of the arch diocese
to respond to the call Among the religious
observances of the day, the Archbishop
directs that badges of mourning be exhibited
in front of all the churches, pastoral residences,
converts, COLLEGES, academies, and asy lumss;
the bells of all the churches are to be solemnly
Atolled for half an hour before the public
services, and High Mass will be sung in all the
parochial churches at the same hour as on
SUNDAYS. 7s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20
PUBLISHED (DAILY) By E i.
aE.E EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ O OSFICE-Ne " a--1-g street, owe
s .one's formerly French's) Book Storea
The Conspiracy Trial.

The testimony received by the Commission
yesterday was exceedingly exciting---at one time
almost dramatic in effect. Major Seward, the
son Of the Secretary, and Williams, the negro
WAITER .swore positively to the identity of
Payne, and the boy not only insisted that he
recognized Payne, but also that Payne knew
him. Paynewas dressed for. the Identification
in the clothes he had discarded, the hat he
dropped at the Secretary's house being placed
upon his head He stood unmanacled and un:
moved, fixing his eye upon each witness, and
.amiling with an appearance Of genuine mirtll
at the negro's earnest manner. Nor was the
interest coafned to Payne. Mrs. Surratt, too,
vas forced to unveil, in order to be identified.
The case for the prosecution will probably
got close this week. s @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-05-20

The EMIGRATION TO THE SOUTH While
there is great deal Of talk about the Mexican
emigration schemes, the departure OF hundreds
of persons from the North to the cities OF the
South goes steadily and quietly on. Protes-
ssional men, mechanics, anu indeed men repre-
s,entinlgg every department OF industry, are
hurrying Southwark to try their fortunes,
Richmond Charleston, Savannah, Norfolk,
Mobile, New Orleans, and the other principal
cities of the South are the chief attraction, but
as soon as the war shall have actually closed
the interior. On Saturdaylwe we're informed
that an advertising firm newly established In
this city received So, 800 to pay for ADVERTISE
rnents to be inserted in Southern papers. LIT
is stated that the demand for carpenters in the
South is already greater than the supply, while
uaasons, plumbers. wheelrights and painters
are very:sca rce.-M. YaC0ne. @@5
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18

Visor in and for each assembly district
4by the qualified voters of such district
Sand in those counties where there are
more than three and an even number of
assembly districts, there shall be elected
zone additional supervisor for the county
Cat large, by the qualified voters of such
acounty. At the first general election alter
s,the passage of this act, to wit: on the
4 fuesday succeeding the first Monday IN
klNovember, A. d. 1865, those supervisors
representing the even numbered districts
i together with the supervisors at large,
G shall be elected for the term OF two years,
. and until their successors are elected and
& qualified, and those supervisors represent
Z, ing the odd Numbered districts, for the term
Got one year, and until their successors
Care elected and qualified At each suc-
Sceeding election after the first, under this
q act, the supervisors shall be elected for
3 the full term of two years. The first elcc-
s. ton under this act, shall he held on Tues
s day succeeding the first Monday of No
e5vember, in the year eighteen hundred
and sixty-five"
S Sec. , This act shall take effect and be
ain force from and after its passage and
81 publication.
8 Approved Feb. ., 1868.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-04-18
Success Of the $50 Lean.

/ Our readers will notice that subscrip-
J, tions to the popular 7~30 Loan are still
CONTINUED in the most liberal manner. To
Ithe Old World the success of these Peo-
sples' Loans is one Of the wonders of Re
spublic. The Government does not seek
sto borrow in foreign markets; it offers no
spremiums to bankers, but appeals directly
! to the people, and with what success is
sufficiently shown by the fact that during
forty~three days they subscribed and paid
9the cash down for one hundred and sirty.
Zone million dollars of the 80 Loan -
There can be no stronger evidence of pub
tlic confidence in Government securities.
sWhile nearly al! other stocks have gone
fdown from twenty to fGtv. AMI even a
egreater per cent, within a few weeks, all
sforms Of L. 5. bonds and stocks have re-
Smained firm except the slight fluctuations
sthat are incident to all rapid changes
{ in the money market Oar readers will
9remember that the subscribers to the 80
! Lo;n receive semi-annual interest at the
crate of seven and three-tcnths per cent.
sper annum in currency, and at the end OF
sthree years from june 18th 1865, they
swill have the option Of receiving payment
sin full, or converting their notes into a
s. 20 six per cent gold interest bonds. The
8iate great decline in the premium oD gold
smakes these notes more desirable tn, n
geyer as an investment and it should not
abe forgotten that their exemption from
Estate or municipal taxation adds largely
33to their value There is no interruption
gin the receipt of subscriptions or the de-
alivery Of the notes All banks, bankers,
sand others acting as Loan Agents, viii
1pay subscribers the interest in advance
sfrom the day Of subscription until June
81 9Th