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IHR large aw-ru'll Of WIGHT C', u saginaw
City, Michigan, with a mill. -. fcci OF lumber,
dcs'royed by fire yesterday. Loss sloA@o.
Tut gu,rri'l, s,cwsr, was Mt exc utsj 81 Louis.
vi.'l IN wednesday, as reported, having received a
nn dsya' respi,e At the hour sssgacd for bis exc
cuiou.
THE Psymaster General nas tsGeu measures TO
prevent she .yment Of money due the soldiers 10
pretended claim agents or srndlcrs. Psymcn, is
10 10 msie only TO the Vcrtsbe claimant himself,
ur-n his sgnature.
Tns rcbel prisoners in camp At Point Lookout
are icing released rapidly a. ro-ehle. Lsrgo
numl srs VI these msn arrive nj wash gion daily,
many Of whom are sick and in very destitute
condition, and hsvc 70 be carried along by iho.r
companions
A pI,rArcn roce.v.d yesterday from Louisville,
KY states that serious fire Was progressing there
on the premises VI X. a Robinson s. Co., involving
one Of ths largest stocks u wh.leIsle Drugs wcst
- the Al, vhanies Probably the total loss ~lll 10
from Que to two hundred thousand doll,r.
All the bouofsbiy discharged sollisfs have
been granted the privilege Of retaining thcr arms
Al tte following low rates; Muskeis ~ oil Kinds,
witt or Without aceoutremsnts, 50 eArbines with
or without ,ceouIrernenGs $40 al other cArbinss
ant rcvoivsrs - ssbr" aud swords, with or
withou, belts 20.
A vsEr destructive FIRE comnenesd yesterday
morning, shout o'clock, At Br.ntford. c W, aud
ragged uuul5 About half of Ne princtyal bushes,
par, Of the town wAs der,royed. An old man
n.mei Mason, who tsi tnsio threats the day
teiort, has bccn arrested. The Gro was doubtless
the work - AZ iuoeudiary. THIRTY building. were
destroyed, valued at shout fi25,0o
Os Iutsdsy syouirgA party eonHsirs " SIR.
Coleman, msg Carrie c leIuan, NJ S. Kate Gage,
Miss Creighton AID George Creighton, tiarieI out
from Toronto, Ca, for row on tie Dce,,r'.ues
Canal, and s1esmef passing TO clog.ly, their
boat cspsyet Efforts were ruAio IN save them ,
bui unfortunately oil were drowned eve, Ut Gsorge
Crcis shtcn.
! THu Grand Commsndery Of knights Tcrnpltr.
WAS IN session at Altoons Pa, yesterday, and
when General GIsnt arrived there on his way
osptwsrd, they parsdcd =, the depot in brilliant
style. r'ey formed limo on each sido Of a.,
Isih from .ho depot to the hoto, and kent Il with
dithculty owing to the great crowd prcs-nt n,
| Genera vas greeted with denfenng cheers, .nt
,ho hand strucl, up, "HAl TO ,he Chief" A. ht
passed into breakfast II was . very fue scene
Tue i5oth New York Volunteers, formerly a.
tached ~ the Army Of Georgis, returned homo y
| Poughkccpss, on Tuesday. Their reception wa
tho grandtn .Hait ever witnessed In thA sec,ot
| Of the ,ountry. Nearly 10000 pcrsons wero pre-
sent, comp is.ng almost tho sniro population q
ths adjoining towns. Csnnors were fred Iboll
were rung, and hiss sen, nying TO the bro ~
The regiment h" had the honor of bcIng sreci.lly
| Ir
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E.irird. Junr 1.-THE lilst Now York, organized
herr in l,G4, vas received and welcomed to-day, "
the na,or Common Council aud citizens. Tho Ia
die, spread houniiiui rcpDi In the public square
Tic sec, p.on ,pccch Wa made by stephen
Mcdonald Erq Colonel hcNctt eloquenuy 70
piled. Similar receptions have previously
been gwen TO the lOith aud livth, both organizes
here. Ihoie are nov here slaso number OF wounded
troop., Whiting for their pay aud di'thafo' among
.hcm the lllth lO1sh, iiIth, i2oth, l96'h' iS'th'
i4lsl and I79th, and tho let Artillery and detach-
nsnts Of the 9th and oath Infantry. AddiTionh
rcrlmontr sro arriving every day. The Ii'th
luinntr, aud tho 10Th and Bth Engineer
r, ,,mcuu ave expected tomorrow. Though
he ct,rnu literally crowded ~ith soldiers sNcolent
order .,orywhrfe prevail. The careful and v'ts-
| matte arrangements OF Mayor NctS and the strict
military discipline OF Col. Tracy, rcndor difficulties
and dlroldeis imporillO.
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Our Future Army.
The Philadelphia isQuuEa has the following from
a WashlnFton correspondent;

The Philadelphia isQuuE' has the following from
a Washington coTTe- e-pondcnti
II T. probable the rCsulal army, or permanent mill
tRrv eBtahlrhueut Of the country. HI be UrrRniZed
or tht i0iiuv ing hass teucitl tfcv!r-Ouo genera,
hye lieutenant gonerals, fity MAJOR rcno.-ls, AID
s,yruty-hve h1rHdler generals. The terulhr army
p'oltr 10 he coupose of nineteen regiments Of iuiau
try six regiments of cavalry aud five tPrtteuts Of
AItil ory, all i ed up o the uHNiuum iu.Auet le-
side these, fifty thousand Cooici trOopa al DO
tanned ".th The fCs.nclH filled ~ 10 IN" niaNlnum
corI- three divisions aud three bugades each about
thirty thousaLd men. The Veteran iercNe ipips,
number. The Wedical r'Gt viii io increased TO 'AN
hundred hll suiFCuns -ith o corIuspOniiug number
Ci assistant surrcOns. The infantry and c,yhIJ tosi-
mcuts Ot the fe- ulAr army COHpnr" thtce hAtAiuns
OF eight hundred men CrCh. uacr the pfopotci ar
Tsuroment the Total strength oi the army vii be
nearly rs follows! Rcgulat iuiGntr. i56N; regular
cavalry lfiOU; regular A.'lltsy, lZ,Uh; coorsd
troOT- 1000; lihn,OCk- CO'p' i4luu; Veteran Re
serve Corps, z5,n0o: tolal, liI,uU men.
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JonN A. WISE, q Acccmsc ", a rothcr Of tbo
~ Governor, wrote 10 General Gordon, complairS
INK that he bad "bocu siriTr-l ot everything
q" 'sken on, of his he'd and impoyershod," :" amer
d" suffering unparalleled horrors during hres
years" and "irqurng whether hc would not no
permitted ~ RESUME his property and his cih1en%
rhipt" Tbs General .ersely responds that thc SUI
ierings ~, due entirely TO the dannnable chorn q
hs tuur sous sui other traitors ~ deHtr|' w"
'or, and tlsl hc and they will probably be NJ
lowed b. resume their ct1e ship sitcr the Go'ern@
inent has redr1meI tho cOunkry from tho cOilroS
qurucos " their crimes.
II must bc, plessan, thing n bc newspaper edi'
tor In Aistris MAR, from the peril ~ lie ng con-
hnusiiy pulled up for insulnng the government ID
srpears that tu the scui.bnrosrouS dielrlcs lh'
police assune NE rghI ot nogginG them. InS
magistrate Of E,"gs recently issued an order pr
hihtug the iuhsOitApts from buying hcir meat u
butcher scS sue prnyg, who sold II penny
pound cheaper q AL tie town butcher. 1nc editor
of the locsl paper wrote sharp comment upon IN"
order, for which he was summoned before the tV~n
captain, who told hun thAi a he ever d,ro 10 Nrito
ssairst tho magistrate again he would ToctiNo
twelve l.shosl
Iur French hor,. " Gl.dia,eur' won tho cup at
the great Derby race in England, on te 5lH W..
Great excitement Was occAsiOned in tao crowd "
the ,uuouuc omeut. The barriers iurh IKE ~
msny cohwohs, and fully hslt the spectators pres
ent hO1k,d on 10 the rsce-courso. The u'n's, 81
furu Of tie police with difficulty sutced to clt,r
aud keep the spsoo requisite for unsaddl ng' snu-
although there sppear To- bo no visio heol 'or
the prVcAuNon, &c adistour'' was sscorteu ln,o ,i
this srca by force Of mounted constshulNry. HIS
locEey was repeatedly and very coriisy cheete''v
and tho irionds Oi Count do Lagrange, ho ownor'
ApI laIdsI again sud sgsin.
Tub Nash VII, PEEsJ ASD TGuxa says that In one
OF the boxes Of TIC tennessee STATE arcriVoS ,'ry
captured ia G.orgis, Was found ar'csiptto lshan
e. Harris, aigued by Hrown, Hruthers n Co' oi
New York, sckuov odgiug tho roccipt oil 'or'S :
ttteo STATE bonds Of Quo thousand dollars escn
ti3 uO0l. ,aid bonds 10 10 plsced 10 the crcdt ot
Governor Harris Al the house OF Brown, shipley %
Co, London There IL immAeu.sts Southern pat
toLsm Wlth vengeance. Hafr!s, "hllc ptauus
g. the poor neu oi louuess OF STATE rights sna
s1utu tu independence, sIoalsforty -,hreo thousand
uollAIs itum tie \ ast, aud orders hs bankers "
hdr u 4,r him ia London, m order that no inS
lave q gooi iun laid away should tho re1eihon
fsii, snd he DO futcci TO tiy the country.
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ARREST OF JOHN MITCHEL.
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&C.. &C., &c.
From Washington.

Soldiers Riot Pressure Of Visitors rpon
the President t-inccudiary fires in the
South-Thc french Lincoln subscription,
Etc
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13
ALF DISEASES.

Thte I'VE Doctor has demonstrated IN thousands Of
from all parts of the world, duriQE the pas
twelve years The fDl!nwnr diseases in their n lst
rhstir ate form, Weld under his MAGIC TOUCH t0wit
Consumption M Asthma IN from one to SIX w-e,s;
Paralysis and all diseases OF the Nervous System in
clud'N" En'onsv Fits in from one to three davs
Diseases OF the Liver, Heart and Kidnevs IN frnH'
one to ten iavs. All Diseases Of The Blood, such
~rroiula. Erysin"ss. Fever Sores, &G...accorug -
the severity orthn sease
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13

Tbc .urcrn tural cift Of CIa'rv"van+ Sight nos =
sessed by This wonacrul ncrsors, sus agtonsh-
ing d-p~ce. convinc"s the last speDt" Of tie ur-
united power h~ h"e in cases recording i.ifs ant
loaIth. Bv the -ssisfnrrc Of some Sunyrio? Power
he Is enabled to uerc"ive the caIs" aIi cJm miitioa
,ud is endowed with The capacity tn heal
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
To- ys-lT =s=5=s-J - = EygEJ
G4fA IS ,4-., =. =
or TIME.

'i-I-NVL u UT T .EI,
On and amer Monday, Jun. 9TH, S65. and until fur
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13

10 NStc lOfh, LiostOn, Ib5Ed6etDtid, Baltimore,
HdrrsS6nrg, and al Eastern cities, carrying the
GREAT THROUGH IT, s. MAILS.
EXPRESS Trains leave DusKIRK or BUFFALO on the
arrival OF trains from the West via the LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD also from SALAMANCA, arrival of trains
via the Ne'0 Broad Gauge atlantic and Great Wes-
tern RdStodY from CLEVELAND d, o. giving Passengers
the advantage, from Dunkirk Buffalo or from
Cleveland, o., of Sir Foot Gdug6 combining EASE
and COMFORT without change, in Hide, RO05nY Pat
ace cars, direct to New YokK. perfection attain
I'd by no other route.
FoR rREIGHT .-.
between all points EAST and WEST our facilities are
unriyalled. Forming close and reliable connections
at DUsKiEy and BuFFALo with Western roads, and at
SALAMANCA with the
Broad Guage Atlantic and Great Western
RGjI'o0Y.
y which route there is no transfer between New
York and Cleveland. -. TT. .'." .-...
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS -.v
leave New furk daily for al points in the West ma
king as Quick time and at RATES as by any
other route. For Freight Passage inquire at
the principal Offices in the West, and at 49,.
81 Clark Street, Chicago.
24U Broadway, New York,
23 South ST, h. r., New York.
Is State Street, Boston.
3. W. BLANCHARD, CHAs. Minor.
Gen'l Fr't Ag't. Genlsupt.
". X. BARR, T. SPENCER
GenI Tic. AT. Western Ag't,
Dec. 81, 1863
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13
| I'VE JESUS.
OTTuMW IOWA.

OTTUMWR, IOWA. .... .
On Tuesday, the 25th October, 1854, the Sisters of
theNsitation opened an Academy for the Instruction
English and Classical education, including instrue-
tion in German, French, and Latin, Crayon and
Pencil Drawing Painting In Oil and Water Colors,
with lessons Vocal Music and the Plano, Harp,
and Guitar, also in all kinds of Needle work,
The site of ottumwa is pleaeant and healthy, be-
ing situated the beautiful Des Moines. For gran
deur and sublmity .he scenery Of the surrounding
country Is surpassed by few places in this or any
reighboring State. The communication by railroad
renders the Academy easy of access at all seasons Of
the year. .a#
Although but recently established In this place.
yet other Institutions Of the Order have existed and
ourished through ont the length and dth OF the
land since 1923, when the first Academy of the ST.
tation opened at Georgetown, ID. c., since whi ch
time they have enjoyed a reputation exceeded by
none in the country. ...
The Sisters of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith will AT all times respect the reIi
gious belief of their pupilsno discussion upon thess
matter being permitted Special attention win be
given to the morals and manners as well az thu
minds Of their pupils. ....... .... ....
The scholastic year is divided into four terms Of
! eleven weeks eaCh-commencing 1st September. and
closing the 18th July. During the year there will be
four examinations. semi annual report is trans
mitted the parents of each young lady giving an
account of her proficiency in her studies. .-.....
At the end of each month the pupils will be as
report made of their progress in their studies,
and attention to the rules of the school To excite
tn -n TO emulation, All who have distinguished thcm
selves in their respective classes as well as by
emplary onduct, will be awarded by the Superior
TO give ease of manners, as well as 70 contrbuts
10 the impro vement of the young ladies, musical
| Society is formed. composed of those who learn
Music, either vocal instrumental. AT the end of
each quarter this society will give Concert the la
dies of the Institution being present and to which pa
| rents Of Pupils e invited.
To contribute to the exact observance Of rules and
a polite and amable department, the young ladies'
| are divided into two circles. A Crown and Gold
Medal is awarded to the first in the senior circle
| Grown TO the first in the junior circle.
Letters written or received by the young ladies
examined BY the Superior previous to delivery.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13

- = = I1UIItVTV' July o
The work kmen employed by the Erie
New York Central and Lake Shore roads
in this city, to the number Of about 500
have been on a strike since the 4th of July
in consequence of the reduction in wage
from $500 to ,75 per day. No disturbance
as yet, but they greatly prevent Others
from, worl<iup
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13
ETIwpoT,D,s ROSE vvNr-r.

Ny Extract earsapnrIlla is Bood ruricor my Extract
Duchu is Dipretic ard viii such IN gil cases.
Both are prepared purely scientific pgnc.pIes--a
racuoand the most active measures of either that
can DO made ready and conclusive test VIII be com
paTson Of their properies with those the fo
lowing works:
&c: CIspoasstory Of tho United States
See Professor Dgw-s valuable works on the Practice
OF Th.sic.
scc remarks made by the celebrated Dr. rHvsrc pha
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIa MCDOWELL, q celc.
brated PhyGicen and Member OF tho Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland, and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Qncen's Journal.
SEQ Medico-ChlrUgglcal Review, published by BENJ'a
TRAvEEs, Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons.
Ses laost OF tae late standard works on Medicine.
The weekly Ottumwa courier., 1865-07-13
TAR. J. 4. HARVEY,
The Renowned
RiGNETTC- 4VD CE4IRF0T4 VI
pgsySE EC9tg.

. F', NasNInst0H ~ N"tN'NN FIl,H'H -tIl HIFHEIs
ET. LOUIS, MO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

During the session Of the Episcopal Con
yentiop. which was held recently in Baltimore,
a number of the Clerical and Lay Delegates
met together to consult as to the best means
Of providing for the relief Of the Southern
Church and Clergy Their deliberations re,
suited in the appointment Of committee OF
five members, to which five others were sub,
sequently added, with authority to carry out
the views Of the meeting. In pursuance OF
the duties which were thus devolved on the
committee, Circular has been addressed to
the Clergy and Laity of the Episcopal Church
in Maryland, calling upon them for prompt &C
ton in behalf OF the Southern Churches and the
Southern Clergymen who have been reduced
to state of utter restitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Superintendent Of the Freedmen, s
Village at Arlington, reports to the freedmen s
Bureau that he has about POO freed people
under his charge to whom IA, lS5 ratlons have
been issued during the past month. One hun
dred and forty of these occupy houses for
which they pay rents, 800 have employment,
while number are dependent and sick.
Mr.. Peter Force has library of $4,000 vol
umes and the most complete collection OF
American history in the country. This accu-
mutation Of books commenced more than fifty
years since.
Gen. E. S. Bragg has been detached from
duty on the Military Commission now trying
Wirz The counsel of NVirz asked the reason,
when he was told that lit was none Of his
business
The statement that Gems Lee, Johnston,
and other late Confederate officers, had been
subpenaed as witnesses Tor the defence in the
trial of Capt. Wirz, IS premature. No such
steps have yet been authorized.
There is every reason to believe that the COL
ored troops now stationed Ia the Southern
States will be speedily Withdrawn and mus
tered out OF service.
On Monday, the President signed and sent
80 the State Department tor the signature OF
.oecretary OeWard, one nuhuIeu ana Hlnety
pardon warrants, principally for parties from
Georgia.
Over one thousand men employed in the
Quarterma ster department Of Washington as
teamsters, forage masters, &c, have been dis
charged within the past few weeks
The City Councils have passed an ordinance
concerning contracts, with provisio that 10
contract be given out without a guaranty that
the hours Of labor under it shall not exceed
eight hours day.
A large number OF white aud colorea male
prisoners confined in the jail, embracing many
desperate characters, awaiting trials Tor heavy
offences, concocted plan in which all We're to
participate, to escape by overpoWerlng and
numbering the guard when let out into the yard
enclosure The plan was frustrated by timely
precaution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

The price Of printing paper, printing mate
rial, &C., &C., is now increasing Lie the mean
time the publishers Of newspapers are not in
creasing their rates of subscription or Of ad-
yertising. They remain as they have been
since the war. So that the publishers bear all
the burthens, and reap none Of the profits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
GOLD.
NFw York, October 4.-Gold, l44$$.

Commander H. T. Maury formerly Of the
u. S. Naval Observatory, and in the late
Confederate Navy, has arrived in New York
Business is improving il Charleston, and
houses are being built up.
James t. Orr accepts the nomination for
Governor of South Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

DECLINE IN VA, BANK n OTEs.-Ihe notes
OF the Farmers Bank and other institutions
claiming the gold and silver coin sent OFT from
Richmond on the memorable Sd OF April, de-
clined yesterday about five per cent. IN conse-
ouence of the failure of the efforts to recover
the confscated treasure. Mr.. ": II. Mactar-
land, who represents thelnterests IN TINS matter
of the several banks, returned from Washlng-
ton last Saturday night 1t was currently
reported yesterday that his efforts to satisfy
the Secretary of War that the coin was the
property of the banks had proved unsuccessful;
Mr., Stanton having decided that the treasure
had been confscated. The brokers accordingly
reduced their buying rates, and some or them
declined to buy at any price in the absence Of
orders. Holders, however, seemed to derive
some comfort from the statement that hr.
Macfarland had placed memorial from the
banks with accompanying papers, III the hands
Of his Excellency President johnson, and the
hone was entertained by them that be would
review the decision Of the Secretary Of War
The amount involved is estimated at about
800, 0OO.- Richmond Republic.
PRICE OF VIRGINIA BANK NoTEs. Bank
Of Berkeley, Is cents; Bank Of Commerce,
fredericksburg, so; Bank OF Charleston, Char
lesion. IS: Bank Of Hovardyille, 10; Bank of
Old Dominion, 80 Bank Of Rockbrdge, 80 /;
Bank of Rockingham, 80 Bank OF Rchmond
| 90: Bank of Scottsville, 10; Bank Of the Y al
lev, 80; Bank Of Virginia, 80 Bank Of VIM
chester, 80 Bank Of Wheeling, 95,; Central
Bank of Virginia, 10; Corporation Of Alexand
ria so: Corporation Of Georgetown, s. ;
Danville Bank, DanvlIe, %; Exchange Bank
of Virginia, Norfolk, and branches, %: Ex-
change Bank, Weston, %; Exchange Bank,
Alexandra, As; Farmers Bank OF Fincaste,
80 Farmers Bank of Richmond, 49, Fair,
mont Bank, 95; Merchants Bank, LynchbUrg,
old 80, new q /; Manufacturers and Farmers
Bank, Wheeling, %; Monticello Bank, 10;
Merchants and Mechanics Bank, Wheeling,
and branches, 95: Northwestern Bank at
J Jacksonville, IS Northwestern Bank; Wheel
inc. and branches, %, Bank Of Pittsylvania,
5 Southwestern Bank Of Virginia, Wythe-
Vile, 30; Traders Bank, Richmond, 80.
The Freen1asons of South Carolina having
aDpointed Henry BUST as State delegate to
the National Masonic Convention IN Zen
lucky, he accepts in letter, in which he says
that the South having failed, submission to
the result should be equally sincere: that they
all as individuals owe allegiance to the Govern
ment of the United States
Various letters Of Secretary Seward, indlcat-
ing the strict course of neutrality to be pursued
bv the United States towards the contendmg
,,artins IN Mexico have been made public.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday morning the 2Sth day of September at the
residence of B. H Shackelford esq., in Charlottesville by
the Rev. r. X. Meade, Miss FANNIE S. GREEN, to CAS-
SIUS CARTER, esq, of Prince William county, Va
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DIED.

On the I'd inst the residence of his grandfather Mr..
Richard Randall in King George county, CuSTIS LEE infant
son of VIM. L. and Mary ]. Pratt.
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JeWelry.
KING STREET,
SIGN OF THE GLASS CLOCK

EDGAR S. FLEMING, truly thaaka,, e..
the past patronage of the citizens Of this civ
and surrounding country, most respectable ~
licits continuation Of their favors. r. 3D. 3D.
just laid in a new and complete stock ''I ~
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
VERWARE.
&C., and requests that all desiring anytime j.
his line will give him a call before purch22n,Lr
elsewhere as he is determined to sell at DIr9s;n5
prces.
Particular attention, as usual, paid to ran.;n
ing, Watches, Jewelry, &c. All work ga5 gs-,
teed.
All kinds Of Silverware made to order
Having employed the finest uork10er, 5o4F
English and American, I am prepared to do III
kinds Of
WORK IN MY LINE
Work done for the trade at reasonable
prices.
Having secured the services of frst-c,ass
ENGRAVER [ am prepared to do all kinds O.
ENC WING.
The highest market price paid for old GOLD
and SILVER.
Remember at No. Sc, King St. oct2-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-04

To the Voters of the Seventh Congressional
District of Virginia, composed Of the conn.,
ties Of Alexandria, Famfa1 Prince Wilziapn
Fauq21ier, Loudoun, Clarke Warrea, Fred
erick, and Shenandoah:
FELLOW CITIZENS In reply to the enquiries
made about my views on Negro Suffrage, I beg
leave to repeat what said at Fairfax Court
House, on Monday, the 18th ultimo that the
each State to regulate for itself, and with which
most decided opinion, should be elected to
in accordance with the wishes Of the State as
expressed by the General Assembly and the peo-
pie Of the State
This ought to be satisfactory to the voters
and people Of the district.
Your obedent servant
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
Alexandria, Oct. 4, 1865. oc 4-dtd
rUANO- REEDS AMMONIA TED ST.
VI PER PHOSPHATE OF LINE.-The best
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity Of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
1t contains a large amount of animal matter
IN highly concentrated form, which, combined
with It's soluble bone phosphate of lime, cannot
fail to render it very Valuable as a fertilizer
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphatei in the market, yet, by pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell it
very low, with q liberal discount to Dealers
NJ. ELDRIDGE 81 CO., Sole Agents.
No. 4, South Wharyes:
oct 4-t1 Alexandria, Va