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An Important Discovery.

The Pail Mall Gazette has the fol-
lowing announcement: A discovery.
OF 1t least as vital Importance for Ecyp-
tology as the celebrated Rosetta stone
itself, was made about three weeks ago
by party Of four German explorers
Reinisch, Roster, LepsiUs and Weiden-
bach-at place called Sane, the whi-
ION Tanis, the principal scene of Rame-
ses lis enormous architectural under
takings. A stone with Greek charac.
ters on it was found protruding from the
ground, and when fully excavated PROV,
ed to contain a bilingual inscription in
no less than thirty-seVen lines of hero
glyphics and seventy-six lines of Greek,
In the most perfect state of preserva-
ton, and dating from the time of the
third Ptolemy, Euergetes L, in 23S B.
The stone measures two metres twenty
two centimetres in length, and seventy
eight centimetres IN width, and is com
pletely covered by the inscriptions.
Their first attempts at editing this i'm
portant inscription having failed, the
travellers returned to the spot, and
during a stay Of two days, the 22d and
23d of April, copied the inscription
most carefully, and photographed it
three times The next post will bring
particulars as to the contents, and cop
les OF the document itself"
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In Dyspepsia,

t-I .s attendant train OF symptoms, it sets more
..rEA CHARM than amoiIciae. There I- moth
- 4. Che whole range q MateUs Medlca that can
-amcmgul bear comparison with it In this dis
Hs.a.
l .1I account Of this wonderful plant may be
.1I I1 thellth cation of the U. 8. Bspensaiory,
page. 1857 sud laSS.
AHore- of experiments in which nr. Bun has
..1 Tor ypars engaged, has just been brought 90 a
..'1essIaI termination, and he b. uoW enabled 70
...rI1 Che public n combination Of CAsbkON VI b
.aar approved tonics. Che whole preserved iu the
..-t quality Of copper distilled Bourbon Whisky,
.l... le Is c0uhaeuJ has no equal lu the world.
d. might furnish q volume Of certificates, hut the
...#. have long nee learned 60 estimate such
..u-s tE their true value. The safest plan ls for
e'r.F raa 10 test for himself the virtues of new
leH.ae -
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Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens, we fear, will
soon be in a straight jacket His in
tellect is unsettled; his anger has dislo-
Gated his reason; he raves, and foams,
and sputters, and threatens and
gnashes his teeth as though his heart
craVed a revenge that nothing short of
the annihilation of his opponents could
appease. But the old politician finds
no relief His malignant imprecations
only indicate the fury of the passions
which rend his bosom and will soon re-
duce him, in body and mind, to the
condition of an impotent driveller. 1t
IS painful to see a man whose period of
life should exhibit something of the
soothing influences of Christianity, pos
sessed Of spirits that torment and de-
base him, and fill mouth with curses
that should utter prayers. The fire
unquenchably he invOkes for those he
hates, regardless of the warning that
the judgment he metes shall be meted
unto him. The Chaplain of the House
should labor with the ireful Pennsyl-
Post
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

A USE FOR CAST OFF CRNoLINE.-The
Newburyport Herald says: "In passing
the garden of our friend Marden, of the
Amesbury stage, a few days since, we
noticed dozen sets-more or less-of
hoops, reversed from their original po-
sition, the small ends down and the
large ones supported on stakes, while
inside tomatoes are being trained to
run up the sides and fall over the out
side, which will shortly give very
beautiful appearance"
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Go 70 Bryant strstton q Co = Nashville P,,s.,o-,
ouege for thorough education iu Bool-k e.rlr.g-
Ieniiianslip, Commercial Law, Commercial CsIri5'
A.ions, Partnership, Settlements, 6e.
send Tor College paper, Circular Ac
Address BRYANT sq.t, am g,,r a. ~,
Ccil3-ly. '' w.
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Inc Original and Best in the World. The oDrv
1Iue ana p-iiect Har Dye. Harmless Reliahle ap5
IN IN lanlSneous Produces immediately 4 sUIen.Il.t
- -.'.A oi natural bfoSn, without iniaung the hair
or skln. Remedies the ili effects of hsI ,ivss go
oy sll Druggists. The genuine Is signed william
A batchsiOr, Also,
kegeneutng Extract Of AIIoaeurs. for Rssto-i,,,
and Identifying the Hair.
sepl5-ly ~ NJ.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING suggested the insolvency o. the estate
OF sarah Taylor. deceased, co. Whlch I an The
ADMINISTRATOR % the Clerk of the County Court 0f
smith county, 1ennes zee; and an order having
been mad. far plhIc.tICu 10 tue Nashville Union a
newspaper published in thr city o. Nashville. Ten
neSzee, for f0rr successive wee ~, requiring all
por-ons having claiu's sganst fait estate 6 Gle
them, properly authenticated, With the CerE 81
SID Couri on OF before the Let day Cf Septemtar
1885, for ratshIe settlement, under the n=CiFent
laws al the Stale OF they vii - forever barred
THIS ~ therefore % give nOtise OF tho same April
9th, 1850. laps wil'l J WILLIAMS, Adm.
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A voIcE raon Prr.rrnn-
vIcEscuua, Miss. Aug g. Issg

NIckscuEs, Miss, Aug. 9, ls63.
DR.. John Bi6J-De1- .Sfr- AN, bs,,,, T., .,-,.,
YOU tha. Lave used your valuable Cs1irou BIrfar.
Win great beuehttO myself IN general detIH ~ s,,i
lIoslaNon Oi my system produced by fba m
heAl1Ly ~ud miasmatC Influence Of the h5fssI-sf,i
IItt around NicksUug. having been with 6eDSrri
Grant army throughout Its whole southern Gu
Pahn- lconhdeut recommend it, use fo All r.5r
7Ou7 VINO are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
h. ". FlaLr.
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....raI reputation ag 81 da spread as the cont
... .f Nartu America Eui The DrUvulug glory ui
..r remains I1 ue tanned m hIs uI CuNcrF, or
..I combination, iOF De does not clam % have
... toe uIaeUYercr OF CFiflt9N, wulch s lhe bE-ls
..a HIHrrs noe offered to tIe public. That hon
. ...UuEs tO The nstIVe lnhaHItanis oi Central
......a tl whom lis virtues have been known for
Iran two hundred years. Armed with It the
...a tId= defiance 90 the most desoly malaria,
nsudIea, without iesr, the most vsnomous ser
..ar-. III- belief with them, that while there D.
-rsfnfn tEe n.dY, The Cedron s pgtant TO cure, no
rrlfHer lFIIHf tIr disease may he.
NHI. l1r. BUD Is rot prepared to endorse tlHs
..rsuElui UTetsu-I0u. be s utFerthC less satisfied
.u thorough examination OF the evidence rsl8-
.- IH .ra TTiuH9, tast a- remedy and prevents
a" .aT aIl ur-Ua-e susrrg ilom exposure, yiher ID
sea her OF climate, yT o. mIszmatc ILhuencesi
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Agent U. 8 Sanitary comm J" l".. .'so.


IN lhe -id OF July last ] Submitted fbrougb nm
N@rnt oi mine, 20 the Medical LIrsctsr Of tb- b..
p3''llienl 81 lhe Army Of the Cumberland, "a sa4p
pie of my te4rOu Buffers. i,r fn4r.-,,lilr,' a. 4 m
tutH'ei " alter analysis He found & uiertor6I. 4,
'.'.. 'l"n aui approve rs Use Rmuug our .aIalar-
me following Is the Medical Irrctor = f.pIy- and
60. N'n. f,'-eti'tIs permission Co suIp 500 Jor-t,
'd once, TO LaEeIt sold 90 soldicr-
s.r.-..~ JHHs Bun
~ am satisfied that tcdrOn Bitter. viii a., No
.-"Ii' 70 any "uc D taken properly ami 10 fD1J.r
t'u See no objection b Dr. Bulls being p.,rr,.t
TED 10 dispose Of it % sutIcra
HEvRY A. Tuuasrav.
surgeon and Me.IUs.f Tllr....,- a. - o..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

For many years it was supposed that this
country could not vie with Europe in the
cultivation Of Flowers for the manufacture
OF Perfumery. The discovery Of the svrEr
OPoroSAX, Of Mexico, by E. T. Smith 4
Co.has forever banished the delusion. +.
/. smith, Of New York. EI CORES states
The sweetest extract ever made.
may3O-5t
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COLGATE,s Hnrrvrn.n

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
demand Is made from the choicest materials. Fl.
mild and smOIisnt in iis nature, rraer.pu,
scented, and extremely beneficial in its setiop
upon the skin For ale by all Druggists and
'--eJ OOois bsaiei-- lieb9-Iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RUPTURED
sem iree Address, Z Foote, N D, IIs0 BrosJ
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Ohio White Sulphur Springs,

VHIs vel known and popular resort having been
Il lately purchased and thoroughly re6tted and
reiurnished M tre best style by the undersigned
VIII be open for the reception Of visitors
On the goth Of May, 1866.
The location q the Springs and the Medicinal
properties q the waters are a sure guarantee
against all AaarCGs or Contagious DISEASES.
Cmnhgses vii "a from all day trains on the O.
g. and g. r. T. Psssengers leaving Ciocrnau bg
the O'Clock, N. tram viii arrive at the Springs at
lzo'clock m and by leaving on The o O'Clock q M
tram VII arrITe At ttte Spungs 81 so pm. All let
ters, baggage, packlge-, g., belonging b ruests
conveyed b and from the springs free Of cnarFa
tne COtlon Band vii be n attendance through
out the season
The ususi trp tickets It reduced rates o. fare vl
he lszued by tIs VARIOUS railroads leading from en-
euuatI.
The Once viii be under the supervision of MAJOR
b. r. FlFiELD, lately 81 TIE Adams Express, ana
.ormer of tae c., a. and -t IOuis X. X and 81
Q. F.TOPPIN6, t0rmerly % the Gait House. Louis
vile, sn1 lately Of the Burnett House, Cincinnati
6ue-ts visiting the springs cau have every azsu-
nance that the fare aui accommodation viii -
equal, u not superior % any water Dg place IN the
Jnifed stale.
Fare s. ger day '0r transient glesfs and uro rsia
rates ior arnles, children, sni ze-vsnts
maylo-5m john II. PERRY. Prop'r.
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WHITEMAN BROTHERS.
PAPER WA HOUSE.
Rags! Rags y

TILL pay SIX cents for fclean Cotton Rags, In
w suauudes Of I'0 - or more. Highest prce
maid gor Old Bsggng, Kooien Rags Cotton waste,
&c.
NO. 90 n. +. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE.
msrch2f-H.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MAhhl ED-sent free In sealed envelope. Adirrss
Z B Foote, NJ D, lI20 Broadway. New Yorly.
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Without q Rival.

AM. justify deserves the reputation It has 80 long
.HHI u Ceui8 America gnd the West Indies.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

MEDICAL COMMON sENsE-4oo paQes-loU
uinstrations 81 50. Sent BY mail eYsrywi ere. uost
i ia-l' Oonyenis Tables sent nee Address the Au-
thor, p F0Ote, N -, IlS0 BroadWay. New YorI-
aprlu-3m e1uN
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No. 10.
SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD EYES MADE NAV. without Spectacle
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed fres a.
dress L B Foote, NJ y, lI36 Broadway. New Y,-a1
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Nineteenth Century

20 mrn'a n7ruo i7 more Intimately connected
a.t. t.e history OF MAIERlA MEDlCA OF the
United -.alez or more fv0mfY known a. piO-
ls.Iu Medical Discovery, than that Of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-06-02

HLAp9' AElEHs ErAaT or ruE CunaEuLaxB.l
NASHVILLE, IINN., July ~. lsos.
Ir. John Bulls agent, Mr.. -. Ds. ucy,.,..,,,,,
20 snip to Nashville, Tenn, 90 grp--or s,uzau y
huIi CelrOn bt.ers, for sale t. -ut,.r-I Iu tI r,
ou.y. '''' 'a"iJ
IHe regulations OF the Treas1ry p,rartr,,,,, ar.
so h- complied with 20. ictIy
~ coHulRld of Ma. Geo. Els.erers
Nm. NJ WINS
Major 9uI P.Oy.-I Nsr-lgI t.surr.I
For sale, Wh0le.sir dut rrtsI Iy EERnV 10
WILLIE s. co, Ns-hyIf.-. 4cla.
OrtIT -tu sal G.tgsr1
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Sweet OpopOna1l Sweet opopouax ;

Z. 7. Sn'iA d Co.'S Nc,o Perfume froB,
Meric0.
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THE NEWS.

A court martial has been ordered for
the trial of the delinquent Freedmen's
Bureaucrats Of North Carolina.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY Is, 1866.

!. letter is published from the correspondent
CT The London Times, giving an account Of an
Interview he had lately with the President
la:r: johnson expressed his views on the politi-
oai situation fully and at length, reiterating in
strong anG emphatic language, the declarations
ne has maGe for months past, in reference to
MS course; stating that he is more than ever
confirmed in his belief Of the correctness of the
stand he has taken, and of the wrong and in
justice of the Radicals, &c. According to this
letter the President stated that he would not
be candidate for the Presidency, and that
lis only desire is to complete the work of peace
md restoration. The London Times says the
ysorcs OF the President do him the greatest
honor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15
COMMUNICATED.


I write few lines to enquire whether or not
the Burial Ground near the city known as the
Christ Church Cemetery, is within the jurls-
diction of the Mayor of this city? lfso, why
does he allow the rowdies and lewd women OF
this place to visit it, and play cards upon the
tombs Of our fathers, grandfathers, mothers,
brothers and sisters, and at the same time use
such language as to exclude the relatives 0.
the dead from visiting in peace and quiet the
remains of their friends and relations? l am
informed that this is now public resort for the
low, debased and lewd people of the ncighbor-
hood, and [ ask only whose duty it is to see
this shameful conduct corrected? The Council
had better give this its attention at It's next
meeting LOT OWNER.
All the cemeteries Of this city, with the ex-
ception of Ivy Hill and the Friends burying
ground, are without the limits Of the Corpora
ton, and within the county Of Fairfax. The
speedy and effectual method by which to pre-
vent the dissertation of the grave yards, is for
the trustees of the different cemeteries to order
their sextons to report the names of the tres
passers to Justice Of the Peace of Fairfax
county. Two of whom live in this neigbbor-
hood
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15
IN II. LIME.

SAMUEL II. JANNEY. NAHLOS H. LIME:
JANNEY s. co.
y Wholesale & Retail
D R u G G S T S
And Dealers in WHITE LEAD, PAIciG,
OILS, and VARNISHES, Window Glass and
Putty, Spices and pure ground ditto, Choice
Liquors, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco and
Segars, Pure Port, Madeira and Sherry "ine;
Fancy Toilet Articles and Perfumery.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully, prepared.
Orders from the country solicited and prompt"
attended to at the most reasonable rates.
Their store, No. l45, King street, Goo7e st;
Asaph, has just been han dsomely fitted up, ara
call from all their friends is respectfully soe''
ted jan |9-H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15

Judge Underwood gives notice that a Spe-
cial Term of the United States District Court
for the District of Virginia, will be held at AL
exandria, Va, on the 18th Monday (the 2Sth)
of May, 1866. This term will be held for the
convenience Of parties residing in the neighbor-
hood Of Alexandria, and will probably be the
last term at Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15
NAVE YOUR MONEY
OLD TIMES HAVE ETURNEDl

OLD TIMES HAVE REIU RNED!
HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE SEASON
RE-EsTARLIsHED AT THE old STAND,
NO. 100, KING STREET,
SIMON WATERMAN, PRoPRIEToR.
Having no idea Of leaving Alexandria, am
now prepared, with full and complete assort-
mcnt of CENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING
of the latest styles and best manufacture. to fill
all orders at prices that defy competition. This
is not all, that better suits Of clothing can be
procured at the "Old Stand" for less money
than at any other establishment in the city, it is
equally true, respecting Gents Furnishing
Goods in general, a complete assortment of which
is now being received.
The patrons of the "Old Stand, citizens, So
iourners and the public at large are cordially
and fraternaly invited to call and verify the
truth of the above. Seeing is believing."'
SIMON WATERMAN.
an 1S-tf 100 King street.
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WI. J. II!LL
DRUG STO RE,
Corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets

Having purchased the stock Of llr. PAUL, e
which we have added largely, we have on hanl
large and complete assortment Of NeT Drug,
Chemicals, Dye-Stutfs, Perfumeries, Homedes
Fancy Glass Ware, Hair, Clothes, Snavins
Tooth and Nail Brushes, Coarse and Fine
Combs; great variety Of toilet articles for the
hair, skin and teeth India Rubber Goods, Ciga-
rette Papers, Patent Medicines Of all SORTS, LED
icinal Liquors, Bitters. Family Dye Coiors,
Chewing Tobacco. Smoking Tobacco, and
very large assortment Of all articles usually
found in a drug store.
va Particular attention will be paid to the
neat and careful compromising Of PKESCRIP-
at all hours Of the dag and night.
NH eff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15
A MOTHER LARGE OPENING OF Z
DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.

We are just in receipt of another large assort-
ment of beautiful French Dress Goods, from
the late auctions in New York, comprising the
following very desirable md seasonable goods,s
to which we invite the particular inspection OF
our customers and the public generally, VIZ:
BEAUTIFUL Black Ground Grenadines, wrought
with sewing silk, q very choice lot Of goods
Very handsome Black Ground Grenadines,
with rich silk stripes in white and purple.
Colored Ground Grenadines, rich broche ig-
ures, at very moderate prices, -, c.,
A beautiful assortment OF neat CnecheG' JstlpeI'
and Plaid Silk Grenadines in very llg mt col
ors, suitable for warm weather, ana very
A large assortment of very choice styles Foul
ard Silks, much less than any we nave pre-
viously offered, and ofsuperior quality =, :.
The largest assortment OF Handsome biack
Silks We have offered for years, and at the
lowest prices we have been able to otter them
Tor long time
Handsome Plain Silks, in all the desirable col
ors, and in superior qualities. -,
Neat Check Silks, in Colored and Black ana
White, ranging from 81 Is to 81 3D. ,,,,
full assortment OF neat Black and White
Striped Silks for mourning, ut 81 25per yard'
200 tI' pieces of medium price Dress Goods, rang
ing from 371 to Is cents, comprising
Fi olr Mohairs, Neat Checked Mohairs.
Neat Striped and Checked Mozambiques,
Plain and Printed Grape Maretz,
And other goods too numerous to mention
ALSO, JUST OPENED,
200 pieces of the newest styles French Organizes
and Jaconets, Of the best ma he that comes TO TO
the United States, and to which we would can
The snecial attention of the ladies, us we shall
sell them cheap.
We would also call attention to our
ELEGANT STOCK OF MOURNlNGG GOODS
Which we think will be found more complete
than any other assortment in the DISTRICT ana
would name the following goods as beng III our
stock viz:
Lupin's Sd Black Worsted Grenadines
- S-4 - FlOrentinG,
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Election Notices.

~ We are authorized to announce Captain
JAMES NJ STEUART as q candidate for the Office
of Sheriff Of this county. Election Oath of this
month, (May.) my 2-te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15

DEPoT OF
MOURNING DRESS GOODS!
LUPLN.S CELEBRATED FABRICS.
g., A. Gland Sd Black Hermann
81 and S 4 Black Fiorentinc.
Sd and ST. Black Byzantine.
81 "A and 81 Black Grape Marctz.
BombaZines, Canton Clo:h.
81, "a and Ga Black Moussclain.
Black Silk Challey Black 1erages.
Black Grenadines, Black Tamartinc
Black English and French Grape and Wells
Black Tnybet Shawls.
Hermann do lso,
HALF 40 URNTNG DRESS GOODS.
in great variety.
Families in Mourning should not fail to ex-
anime our large stock Of those really choice IA
brics. We offer them at the very lowest cash
prices JOS. j. MAY s. co.,
sos: Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and 10th SITS,
nv 11-Gt Washington, ID. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-15

lsE~ We arc authorized to announceMATTHEw
O'BRIEN as a candidate for the Sherifalty Of
Fairfax county, at the ensuing election, which
takes place on Thursday. May oath. ap 28-te
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Worstcd Grenadines,

- Sd and Ga Black MousseIlncs.
Real All-Silk Hurnanni, in all qualities: from
81 % to 50 so, with large assortment OF Mourn
ing Goods Of other material, making our as
sortmcnt more complete than we have had 1t
for a great while, and at such prices as will not
fail to create a favorable impression on any who
may favor us with their inspection
All goods marked in plain figures ut the low
est cash prices.
n deviation allowed.
Our Georgetown customers will have their
packages deli, cred to their respective residences
on the day the good arc purchased.
W. NJ. SHUSTER 81 BRO,
myl1-Gtl No 50 Market Space, Washington.