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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-20
imlntIi4e ibaeu gu lnadenOe gOrLa !

{ fimintlidle linen sll iiia6en0e 8Ortas :
gen bOrbereitet az baben oentt.
gHie man bort, Dereeti an 3. b. N.,
ais 0em Sabrestaac Der Sdlaht bel
&onie9rdb, Grnennun9en un0 8ef0rs.
oernagen, lpie onoere Nlusseidmun9en
in Scr Mrmse berfInoet iperoen.
Nus8aris. Oas erobe 8anfctt,
m,ldes Die 9Iusl1eIIer bon 1867 oem
Saiier 81 Gbrcn beranItaIten, fol- i'm
Euileriengarten ltaitinOed uno aus
5000 @Ouperts befteben. Die SIM
idreibun9en bier;u lin6 nit 25 Sran<
fen feltecltellt. Oieles Bantett, 6eIIen
@rdiSentIdaft, ipie ebenfaus bon uns
crmabnt, Der Yrdioent bes GeIebees
benOen &0rpers, Serr 9 dlnei6eg
iibernommen, iuir0 i'm 9alIfe oes nadl >
item Monates ltaitfin0eH.
Ser gi3efOni9 bon Gabpten fiuOet
10 biel ,@efaIlen an Der g1eltausltel<
lung, OaB er niAt nur bieIen bo6aes
ltelIfen 8eauten ieines 2anocs Die
Jietle Bierber bepiIIiate, iCnoern aud
nod 40 Mraber< Siuptlin9e beseihnete.
ipeide ebsnfnus gum 8eflIde Der glus :
iteiiung bierber tOmnien fOIIen.
Sci pen, an lesten Sonntaq itatte
9ebabten Yfer0e <98ettreunen su 8iI<
ceBneS mar Die faiieriidc Sribiine Dom
8iSrtonia bon G0gpteu, bem Sersoe
bon 9adlien GobllrG Dem 9erSog Don
WedlenburG ornl @roBberaog bon
8a0en un0 bem &ronprin3en bon
@adfen beiebt. 9ROrgcil Iin6et Oas
lebte Sommere Bettrennen in 8im<
cennes itatt.
9id@itens Iueroen nun aud bic 8a<
riier Spanien NIT aH' Ieinen pee.
tii9cn, orieineIIen uno ionltiaen Mertr
ipiirOigteiten, bilie fennen lernen uni
bemunSern f0nnen. @s ipirO nGmIid
Elm 8eraniigunes;ug orraneirt, mi
peldem man fur $50 6ranten IN
smeiter &laKe gaOir, 8ureos, 8naa>
oo0il. @Scurinl, Nfaorio, GebiIa,
@orboba, @artasena, Nturcia, WaEa'
ads u. I. tp. beiuhen fann. Die 8iqetG
/ finO fur 40 Sage eiltie.
Inter ben bier lebenoen una aarn
bic bon Ser neuen Mmneltie in Selter.
reid Gebraud maiden, beinbet lif
aud Der 9tationaIotonom 6. $ rn
Der in Den Iekten Saeen mad adtsebn
liabri9er M6lueienbeit gu einem Befud
in feline Seimatb sereiit 1T.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-20
3nr gtdiifiif Der S5n6ianer
ipeffIi6 pDlai sDfffif ppi. !


Sin Gorre(pcnOent 0es st. Qnuis
OemoeratAaaeibt bic gnn@fr9en0en
Sota in 8esug aaIf Die Snnionerfilnr
me ipeitIid bonn @1iiFlfippi. Oie
8iffern iinG natarIid nur onndbeEno
rihti9, bod bdlt man iie fur 3ieinIidb
sutreFen0.
,,Die seaenp6rtige nunferiiGe
Gtarte Der SnOianer luir0 aui CSC, 600
ab9efddtt, BON pelder Babl &C, 900
taIbcibiiilirt fino. 9lod MoBga6e Der
6tatiItit, uelhe uns ein 6ur@ l0nge
Grf0bruna un6 gertebr nit ben Sus
oianern quaIi6cirter 8eamter gegeben
bat, tonne man fie ibreu Gtomrn sSrs
aaniiationen ua9 fol9enberntabcn cI0fs
| iiliciren: Gbe1ennes Mn0 Bladfeet
Gionr 91OO; 9rrnpaboes 1900: 8ruIe
Gioar Mnter ,,9ReO gIOuOa 5000:
OgaHoHa GIeur $500; Minnerouius
24O0; tlnep0pas 2400; Sanctouuais
400; Nrifaries, 9lifniboins; @rDs
8entres, N1onhans 5000. l1
SIN n0rbliden SbeHe Dpn 4fOntnua:
s)ie 6latbeaSs 600; 8ootenncis 800;
@enO 0'Sreitles 900.
Sn ben SnoiaMerIan6e n0rStidb bon
Seras nn6 weltli@ BON &anins tnHn
mon bic foI0enOeH frie0Ii1eM St1mrme
fReen, Die 6aIbtibiIilirt iin6: gboctalp
Nation 5000; @bidafaius 5000;
Quapaips, @enecas HMno &hoipHers
go; 0lases unS Reofbos 800; Bas
Hitas $500.
| Sn &anias un6 @ebrost0 iIn0 bic
YalDnees 2800; 9Diunebagoes 1900;
! Smabas 1000; Soipas 800; Sttoes
un6 NifIOurias 700; Gacs nab Sores
500. DieIe Sa6ioner fin0 ollt friehs
lid. Oa finb ferner bic Ghippewas,
| SftaDas uno 8ottomatomies; uness
fdbr 1924.
,,5n Oreaon. gEalbinstOn, QIriaona,
g1eip MerieO nn0 3erne fmD bic SuIas
Hips, @fotonaiI6, 3nmuis, 1900;
GtlaIIans, 1900; Dtafohs, 1400; 8us
Douups; 9fisqMahns, @quotstins un0
@beHaIis, 1000; auinailts, GuiIIebu'
tes, 600; gatomae, 5000; 9potaneS,
1900; goIhilles, 500; @aDufee, 21als
Ia 98an0bs, 1900; aHaseOes, &la :
maths uMO Wo6oes, $500; @notes
II O90i9UHcoFts 1OOOY MASSttC &SSVSS4tG
Gor6em, 1850; 4inlos uRb NearicOpos,
1900, 8npaaOs, 5000; @o1op0s. IN.
mas, M1oiabes, gobopais, SaafopaiS
unO @henaihuepis, $780, isn0 f6Iieb.
9 lid bic trieoeril&en @tdmme omf OeM
anseriEanif@en @nntiuente, bic Rios
@amnn4es, SPADES un6 slabd.
II ioee, 15 100.
D ,.Sn 4sDabo, Utah anb BEN Sn6ia.
81 sEuerlonbe. 6Rtim bon ben @ofg WDnn'
Is tains, fnOen iid foLeenbe: Die 4ob'
r. lltes ul6 onbere St6msne, $500 Ban.
n nods un6 @bol6ones, 1000; @ofba
be lltes, 800; SHebers slltes, 800; Sim
il ponooa, 200; lluitab : llsrs, $500
8 NaboDdnts, 1900; Con 9it@ees 500
i, | fltahe, 5000; 8uebIos oOer' aSiIlae
III Snbianer, 1000; Sakequase lltei
IA 1900; anh bic ei6itiFrtea @reete u,
5O0sa e ssisis esAls
= q s44 tztsf .tt "a 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-20
81 ! ~ q orf. Is. Suli.

Cine SAlaaerei ficl in Sims 8drf
suiihen elmer groben 9lnSabl bon
Dentfdlcn, Bic lid) BORT bcrgnii9ten,
un6 Der Yolisei Dor. Oie Qektere
rur6e surii6s setrieben uno bic Geut>
Iden legelten Narauf 5nrild mad Stem
Yort. Sine lle6ertretung Ser beriifls
t'gtrn 9lccile @@elese mar Die llrlade
oes Gtreites.
0Ins Neiparf 81. S miro elm Gboles
rafaH berihtet, ser t06tlid) Derlief. Y
9lus 8uenas 9lDres miro ba9e9en
aenel6ef, oaB Oie GboIera bort auf9e :
bort bat III iuiitbcn. Sn 40 Eooen lino
sort II, 900 @erloneii ositorbelI.e .e
Nf9n bort bort, OaB nit paraguay
baIS 6rirOe 9eldIolen iuerOen wirO.
@oIumbus, D., Is. Suli.
$40 @miSranten palfrteu beate bier
burd. sgs biSg
@biGa6elp biai Is. Suli.
Das oentlGe Sdnoerlelt DerIauft
auBerorSentliA gut. @elterit mar0e
Die Saae bon 40, 900 Yerf0nen beIudf.
Ser 9lfaDor unO Die >FoIiSei ermielen
BEN iSdngeri, ale gtadlid)t tinO be-
F1rdnteu lie tn feilier NSeife. +i'.i
2ancafer Ya., IS. Suli.
Sic SampffelIel in Der Sutton
Mnbte erploOirten beute.1 Wiebrere
8ei9attisfe in Dem 8ebduoe iullroen
eetoOtet, anoere fur6tbar peripunpet.
gto1 lpeiB man nidbt, ipie Diele eetoO :
tet purOeu, Oa elm groBer 6beil Dee
9anies ein9eltirat ilt.ae n
aie 2oAisDille, 10. Suii4
Sic Cincinnati, 2crington unh
oouispille GilenbobnS 6 onIpagnie bal
elm @runbltiif 9efauft, iiin einen 8abn@
bof sI erridten. gs miro bcabfdti9t
Sic. 3uuiSpille s9tal bbtGe gilenbaba mil
iener Babn 10 gu DerbinOen, na6 eine
birefte gtr6InOun9 stpifheil 6obings
ton llm0 Stem SrlednS bergeftnt miro
Der Snmpfer g8e ltmorelanb, boz
Gineinnati suriiffebteiio, fani in COLI
lifibr NIT elmer Wnrfe, Sic fofort bers
ldhf. Z @li6tidertpeile lit fein Nfens
idIenleben babel berIoren 9e9angen.
iGie Sentudger GongrsB : Widnne'
iinb bierger Surlifgefebrt uno sfOar mt
seringer Sofnuug auf SlSmiifion. f
8ittsbur9, Is. Sui.
Gin iuneer Oeutider sine eelterr
nit feiner sBraut iiber bic @trming.
BAN grade, ais fe ploBlid bon bic
Sdurfen an9efallen ipurben. Del
iunae Mfdan iuurOe nieoergebauen UNI
6as lNlaN9en an baS an6ere Gnoe De-
grilcfe eel1Ieppt, mo- lie bon Den @len.
ben geldanbet iDuroe. sI.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1867-07-20

Ser SeraIb bebauptet, Oab Sipei
EIibnfieF ! GrpeOitioueh mad MferitO
in BET 0lnsrilltmg beariTen iinc, llil
Wlorfmition 5ii rdden. ateblAide
GraaniiatiOnen bdtteh itd iH BilHulD
AnS sfep SgIeais gcbiIoet.
Gineinnati, Ia. SliIi.
Ole Mleublee Gabrif BON 9deimeiei
an GaIss Gtrobe bEannts 9eltgrn 9lad)l
abs @erlt9ert. 8lpei ibtitere 6eMel
1ridsetsu lueiig @dabeu 0li,
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stlearaplj. 9j1'alldJridJtell,
S1eneS aus alien @imnlelss.
ae9enSem. af
Baf3inotou, 10. Suli.

Derr abbott bat nteBreren letten0en
NfitgIie0ern Oes @ongreHes ben 8Or<
59lag aur glnnerion bon MeTico ge@i
mudf. OieIelbe ueroe BON Suare3
uno ieiner 8artei germ 9efeben, ba man
8eripideIunsen nit ben ausDartisen
Ma4ten iue0en Der Sinri9tung MaEts
niIians fiirdtet unO neil man gIanbt,
anf oieIe Mei1e Die innern @irren CUR
SrOnung 81 brin9en. Ser BOrfdIa9
fan0 gum She'll BeiFaa, aum She'll
Be0enfen BEL ben @ongrebmdnnern.
Ser YrdiiOent bat feline 8eto Bot
f6aft 9e9en oas Suppiement 5ur Ne@
comitruetions sBia an oas Saus 0tr
9teprdIentauten eineelan6t. Muf 9ln<
trag SteDens bon YennlbIUanien iuurSe
oieIel6e ,,overruled."
2eabenportb, San., 18.Sult.
Gin Ba9ensu9 uuroe bon ben Sn5
0ianerm lebten Sonnta9 bel Sort 2ars
ne0 6naeqriffen un6 iibermaItigt. 8ie
fdDof 4Oiurp nit 10 Yrteltern ruo 6
barmbersigen SdWelfern paren i'm
3ua. Oie W6nner muroeu get00tet,
lealpirt nHO abldeulid beritiimmelt.
Sie 6rauen ipurOeH IN bic @efan9ens
fdaft sefabrt.
Sic Gboiera mddbt reiben0e Sort
idritte in Sort Sarfer ano Der llm9es >
9enO. s 0oa I e d $50
Soft B a M = I . II, IS. Suli.
Sie arObe SSlOttens 9icDue gu Gbreu
Ses tlirfiidleu SullanS bat $4,000 $50
ct. oefoltet. Gin &anOnenbOOt iuurot
bel bem Se9eniturHt an Die Suite 9e,
tpOrfen.
3on6on, 18, Suli.
6eute aa6 Die Sta0t Dem 9ultan ell
AIdnSeIl6es Banquet in 8aliogall, no
Sci bieI Btadt emtlaItet iUur0e. Is
9eute 9lad)t miro berIbetgiibet, Gret.
williaen Elm Ball aeaeben, tuobei mn
Den Gnlt0m ebsnfaIls eriuartet. $50
gtem gOrf, IS. Snli.
Nribatna6ridten meI0en, 6aB be
fiirfifAe GuItan in llnterban0lumg Wi
cem RaiIer bon GubLano itebts UNI Ra
LATINA fur Die Guiinie bon % 9lfillio
zen 8iaiter an 4ebteren ab5utreten.
ylus 9abantab miro 9enleioet, oa
bort oaS geIbe 6ieber in eater bOsar
tigea gDeiie grahirt.
Bon eben0aber Dir0 beridjtet, Sa
Ganta glHna In 8era Grms ben 9enc
rdlen SOIaoo uaO @omes Elm bon 8rd
EiDemt S0bnlon uHO SefUetdr 6esual
nnterseidnetes 0Otumeilt botae3eil
babe, iniDel9eua ibm iitonatlidg $500,
600 GubfiOisn, g8affen linO @lmunni
tion, lolUie, QtnerfeMalitg ais YralIoe
Der nierit0aif9en 5tcpubtit 5usefAe
tDar0sn. f ~ 1855
Qlus 8aibinatou miro esfdriebe
6db BE BeaegMnaen I'm SllOen geg
MeritO Hus l9einbar ieien tlliO mid
iDeifeg, ats cine neue NeDOiution b,
Slpedea.
Ser ,,SeraIOe BAT bic Nadrid6t, b
Sranfreidl, OelireiA unO Yreubea +
i0rt &rie9 ge0en WierifO etfldren iue
9en, tpenn Suares 0ie 9lusliefefilng b
Nlagimiliatt's 2eiduam beriuei9ere.
2eabeniuortb. 8a.s II. Suli.
9leue @oiOIageF finD an ben ans
Zen Des Gim0rrpn 31iltbem Eaos u
DfnTinea IN 9letD WiexiE0 ent0e6t no
ben. Die Gr6e bon Der SberF1de ali
bon S5--B Sob ben Gag.
Gbieag0 is. SuIi,
Gie Mlaidinenfabrit bon 81
Ghlad, IL mnO 19 MeaGber Gtra
r..Gx b z cNR
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28
E U R 0 P z.
LATEST By ATLANTIC CABLE.

Our advices by the cable are to yesterday
Notwithstanding the objections of Mr.. Glad
stone to the plan of Reform brought forward
by the Derby ministry the bill passed to a
second reading without dissenting voice. The
Constitution for the new North German Con.
federation as drawn up by Count Bismarck has
been adopted by the North German Parliament
now sitting at Berlin, so far as its principal fea-
lures are concerned Gambia is reported to be
quiet = :, r. .s.
From the mails Of the China, which reached
New York last night, we learn that the United
States Government, through Mr.. Adams, "is
reported" to have called the attention of the
British Government to the condition of Ireland
and the measures test calculated to allay the
disaffection in that Island and the irritation ex-
listing among the Irish population IN the United
States -
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STOVES, TIN WAAE, SC.
STOVES, TIN WAAE Sc
II ESllhlPrlON OF BtLSIN kSS.
4
STOVES, or ALL D DESCRIPTIONS,
TIN WARE, ROOFING, SPOtTING, 80:
& n OOH @ RIM /, ) .


having determined to resume his former business
in Alexandria,, respectfully announces t. th2
NO. IS, KING STREET.
bclow Fairfax, OH the north side, where Il" j"
prepared to furnish the public, with evcrT do
scription Of articles in lii line. which may ba
wanted. His assortment Of co o i : t.
STOW lS will embrace every variety and II
the best descriptions H.. .Wonld cnnmorAta;
among them, N"nLE CooE T5TovE the best that
was ever in use, aud we'll deserving it nhilia-.
the Lilly, the PALAETro, and other.
His TIN WARE will BE found equal, il 4vt
SUPERIOR to any ever offered for SaIe in AleZan-
dria, and housekcerers can have any descrip-
ton Of ware 81 that kind, which theT may need:
he invites M examination Of his goods ana
presents such selection IS cannot 1al! to please.
All kind: Of ROOFING and SPOUTlNG,
executed in the bn=l manner and IN the lowest
terms.
An experience Of forty Jo1ts III thi, bu5inas-,
enables him to ciHiln that he has il pTHcti,,.
knowledge OF it, IL all III his branches. He i
de3irous Of not only Gccomtn0 dating but giving
CTS, and they may be assured that what he sells
them will be Of The bost materials and 81 The
best manufacture. lie will warrant WhatoTcr
he sells, 1t will ho hi: objont 10 secure patron
hgG By constant aid personal Attention t." lis
establishment
w It'll this announcement lie viii open his
MnnHiact0ry, willing /" how by his ru0rt; lhnt
the PATRONAGE he asks, will rebound u the nj o.
vantage Of those Who buy, IL well rs o! him who
sells, and that the citizens az Alexandria and
its vicinity. nocd not 60 cl,ewhero t. purchase
What chn BE- procured 10 Their own city, from
one Of their own people. - l22!tWlG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The Richmond Christian Advocate says: -
"We learn that Mr.. J. ?. Bagby. of Mecklen-
burgh county, proposes to establish a school
Of high grade in Richmond for the benefit of
young and adult colored persons. Mr. Bagby
is an excellent Christian gentleman, master
of arts of Randolph Macon College, aAd has
been engaged in teaching for twelve years. -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maryland
and the District of Columbia, resolved yester-
day to separate, by vote of l9 to 3. The
PotomacC Chapter of Georgetown voted against it.
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IL thirty days earlier than the sclden or an n.y.
other tomato plants, dwarf compact and vigor-
OTIS, producing immense crops. Tomatoes Of
medium size, round, brilliant red, quite smooth,
perfectly solid. and Of most excellent favor
They are produced in large clusters Of ten to
twenty, each, with from seven to twenty clusters
on each vine and rpen up together, 50 that the
main crop is ripe and ready for the market thir-
ty days before any other kind The foliage has
no odor. The early Prolific IS the most distinct
and valuable tomato, yet produced, for sale at
Ii. COOKS DRUG STORE,
feb 27-tf " Nos 80, and go King st,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

A dispatch from New Orleans dated yester-
day, says that reports from points above the
city on the river state that the leyees are Civ
ing way, and the whole lower valley will prob
ably be inundated. L.. -. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

Destitution in the South-Letter From GEN raj
Howard
Gen. Howard has written the following letter
TO the chairman of the Committee on Disribu-
ton in Philadelphia
BUREAU r. f. AND A. l..
WASHINGTON, March %, 1867.
.Iohn He}c1, Esq, Chairman C0mmjhre on
DtStriJntio1e. H. .:2A g.:
: DEAR SIR: Your letter Of Alalch - is just
received, in which you quote paragraphirom
the Inquirer, as follows "Gen. Towards
,lerartment hasumte adequate means to relieve
all the distress up 10 December next; and
YOU ask az to the reliability Of TINS report. -
The remark may be substantially correct, but
it referred to the proposed appropriation CT
$1,000 900 for distribution in The south to
prevent want and starvation. 1t slgnlhed Just
this that if the appropriation already made
should be extended to meet the destitution re,
ported instead oil giving an additional sun,
that appropriation deemed adequate Tor The
concentrated purpose between This fine and
December next You understand, presume,
that all appropriations are for the hStal year.
hIine is from July, 1861, to July, 1853 so
that if use my entire appropriation Tor food
between this aud next December, shall have
nothing left for the asylumS for he aged the
orphans, and other INDECENT people IN Ihe
several States now depending on the Govern
ment for support. DO not propose TO 20 be
yond the prevention OF extreme suffering from
want OF TODD TX
You ask, "Shall any additional aid be given
bv voluntary contribution = Will simply
give you The state Of the case and leave you +"
Judge for yourself. will give you an example
n 4 ILL.,, Fair
sample Of sevcral in that State and in Georgia.
high standing, thoroughly and continu0u<ly
folly endorsed by Generals Stanley Thomas,
and Others, as reliable man He says
'There are upwards Of three thousand people
in my county alone who are to-day absolutely
dependent on others for food. The small
farmers are giving up their seed TO these people
for bread. The suffering is great, and on the
increase. and do not see how our people can
get seed to pnt in the next crop. The great
majority have always been Truly loyal 10 the
Government of the United States" Now, [
have never said much, if anything, with regard
to the principle of Government charity; but
one thing is certain; where there is such q
w?nt of food there will necessarily be great
scarcity of other things which the Government
does not propose to furnish. do hope that
your different associations will send their own
agents through that section of the country
where the crops have failed or corrC spond with
people on the ground, so as to ascertain the
facts. My own reports end statements have
been based upon the reports / have received
from inspecting officers agents. governors of
States and citizens who have written to me or
conversed with me with regard to the destitu
ton. Still shall feel better satisfied If your
associations make their own inspections, or
enough to base your judgment upon.
Very respectfully yours,
O. O. HOWARD, Major General
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Garibaldi is making speeches in Venice in
favor Of incorporating Rome into the kingdom
of Italy. as51E H. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

900 BUSH. BLACK OATS S- ,,,,,
wv For sale by THOS. PERRY,
nah G. No. Is, King street.
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& ls GOLD. Z.~'I
New York, March 2S.--Gold to-day, l34}.
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Il. PATENT WRlMGEk
AID WASHING MACHINE.

AID WASHING MACHINE
Time and Labor Saved.
We have taken the agency Of ihi: Justly rce-
DRAFTED machine Hou&ckecpor3 are particular
iy requested 10 call and examine it for them
selves, whether desiring IL purchase not. BY
its use the washing Of large family can bt. Gone
in one fourth Of thc ordinary time, and with
comparatively little or no labor II is perfectly
simple and no! st Ill iiablc to get cut of,repar.
child is strong eaough To work it, and il
washes the clothes beautifully, and with not
half the wear that they are subjected TO il the
ordinary way. 1t will be loaned on trial for
one day to parties desiring to purchase The
following are the manuiNciurcr's prices, y.
which We hold them: For Washing Machine
and Wringer complete, SD Washing Machine
alone, >l5; Wringcr alone, 80
JANNEY s. CO.,
NH S-tf Agents, No. AS, KING street
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DR.. Thomas Hunt, distinguished physician
of New Orleans, died in that city recently "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The bells Of St. Michael's Church, IN Char
lesion, which have been in the possession Of
the U. S: authorities, have been released from
the Custom house: and on Sunday last were
subjected to their first trial, and as they chimed
the familiar sounds of 'Home Again. the
eyes Of not few were believed with grateful
tears The bells were found to be IN perfect
nhnditinn - ---
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The Investigating Committee into the affairs
of the First National Bank Of Newtonyic,
Mass, have reported that the unauthorized
checks given by the cashier, payable to the Or
der Of Edward Carter, cannot be collected, and
that the stockholders will thus realize but fifty
per cent, Of their stock The Government is
also looking into the affairs of the SnbTreasu
ry and the Irregularities of Julius II. liartwcll,
the cashier, and it is reported that the most
astounding developments arc already in the
possession of the detectives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-28

The New York Tribune, speaking of Abbott,s
historical romances, calls him lone Of the
most INSCRIPTIONS Of the new school of histo-
rical white washers" The misfortune is, too,
that the does not white wash decently. He
merely daubs
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DR.. Alfred II. Powell, formerly Of Leesburg
has been appointed adjunct to the Professor
of Surgery in the Medical Department Of the
Washington University, recently established
in Baltimore Md, -! I'll.
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4 REMARKABLE DWhnF--O Of the III osl
remarkable and Interesting freaks OF nature to
which our experience has yet introduced he: we
met with yesterday inthe person Of Colonel
Jogephu; ChatIin, Of Bedford county. This
personage Is some tortytWo years OF age, has
all the usual features aud outlines u manhood
converaes with viQacitv and intelligence. IS
twenty-Sevnn inches high, and weighs between
twenty-five and thirty pounds We learn
from MIR. Adams, IN uncle Of this stlange little
prodigy, that many years ago he vas exhibited
in the cities of the North and South, and eZ-
cited then much interest and wonder. Since
that period he has been living IN ob'cnrity at
his home in Bedford county, and only came 10
town yesterday ON business, quite nnconnected
with the circus. - LyachJnry Rcpmbf'cn0;
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What is called reliable information has been
received at Washington that Mazimilian only
waits in Mexico to make the best pecuniary ar
rsngements that he can, and that he will Ger
tsinly leave the country before the first Of July.
But then, there is nothing reliable from
Iexico. The truth as to affairs OF events in
that country, cannot be obtained Witness
the circumstantial account Of the alleged mas
sacre Of prisoners by Escobedo which is now
contradicted. But nobody knows whelhsr the
contradiction itself is or is hot false.