alexandria gazette (alexandria, va. : 1834).(alexandria ... · cale.nov 14.tf" « jt***...

The Richmond Examiner of the 19th, aftera careful review oi the military situation, comesto the conclusion that the affairs of the Con¬federacy "not only wear a hopeful., bat a cheer¬ful aspect/' and, in regard to Sherman's marchupon Mobile intimates that

0 he will probablyfind, when he shall reach the real ground ofbattle, that his advance has been imprudent,if not rash aud ruinous."

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Ibis reported that "the gunboat Conesfoga,ten aiiles below the mouth of the Red river.

recently captured four Confederate officers twoof tlietn Colonels, while attempting to crossthe mer with a large mail; $200,000 in NewOrleans money, thirty bales of cotton, a num¬ber of mules, horses and wagons, arid otherproperty, to be delivered to the quartermasterat Natchez."The Police Magistrate at St.-John's. New

Brunswick, before whom the examination intVo Chesapeake case was held, delivered hisjudgement yesterday, ordering the prisonersto be committed to jail for surrender to theUnited States authorities^ Application will,-however, be made for a writ of habeas corpus,so as to faring the case before the Supreme jCourt of the Province.

It is reported that Colonel "Ferguson's com¬mand has been surprised in Wayne county,Western Virginia, and sixty prisoners taken,four of whom were commissioned officers..Col. Ferguson is the same person who recentlycaptured Genetal Scammonon the Ohio river.The report states that five hundred prisonerswere released by the Federal soldiers.

PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S

VfOW for the first time introduced into this1M country, have been successfully used fortwenty-six years in Germany, and the rest ofEu¬rope, and are particularly efficient in the cure ofall chronic diseases. They are imported directto this port by the undersigned, and their effi¬ciency and safety can be relied upon with con¬fidence. They areVEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS

the best blood purifying medicine ^^tantr andunequalled for the cure of Tetter, Asthma,Heaiache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in theBreast and Sides, Spotted Fever, Chills andFever. Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Can¬cer, Jaundice, Biliousness, Eruptions of theSkin, Piles, "Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Swell¬ings, Open Wounda< Cholic, and in fact all di¬seases caused by hnpure blood, or imperfectdigestion.

PROF, WUNDRAM'S RHUEMATICPOWDERS, a sure cure for all Rheumaticcomplaints. Gout in particular.PEOF. WITNDRAM'S EPILEPTIC REM-

ED \T, the only safe and reliable remedy for thecertain cure of this terrible complaintPj:iOF/w U N D R AM'S VEGETABLEELI XIR, an invaluable remedy against Asth¬ma, Biliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough,!Dys» !"sentary, Red and White Flux, Headache, Diar- Ijrhcea, Cramp Cholic, &c.

PROF. WUNDRAM'S HERB TEA, & Ipleasant and wholesome beverage, for sick andconvalescents, also for Dispeptics, and those jafflicted with nervousness. jPRO F. WU N D K A M' 8 TAPE-WORM

EXTERMINATOR.P l.tOF. W U P R A M' S TOOTHACHE

DROPS. . / jFull directions accompany each remedy.For further particulars, apply toJULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,

betweeivSu Asaph and Washington sts.,Alexandria, Va.For sale also by /ISAAC ENTW1SLE,

94 King- st., Alexandria, Va.J. R. PIERPOINT, S. E. corner

King and Washington sts., Alexandria, Va.And H. L. PAUL!, No. 62, Prince St.,my 23.tf Cor. Fairfax. Alexandria, Va.

TjlRESH GARDEN SEEDS!i' A full supnlvreceived and for sale by _ HENRY COOK,

feb e.lino* 39 and 224 King strost-

SIGKSMOND & HAYWARD,DENTISTS.

NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION OF

ABTIFICIAL CHEOFLASTIC BONE TEETHWITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS.

DR. S. B. SIGESMOND & CO.,I 260 Pennsylvania avenue, between 1.2th u-nd 13tlu

I streets, Washington, D. C,,

GlALLS the attention of the publicto the fol¬

lowing advantages of his improved system.1. The Teeth of their manufacture will never

corrode nor change color by any acids, beingthree-fourths lighter than any other,

2. No teeth or rjots need be extracted, asthe artificial ones can be inserted over them.

The roots will be made inoffensive andnever to ache.

4. No temporary teeth are needed, as perma¬nent ones can be made immediately, therebypreserving the natural expression of the face,which under the old system is frequently dis¬figured.

5. This work has been fully tested over fiveyears oy many of the first chemists and physi¬cians of this country.Dr. S. & Co., have also invented a white un-

destructive metal filling, with which the mostsensitive teeth can be filled without pain, a^dcan build up a perfect sound tooth on any sideroots, which will last throug lifetime.^

The best of references given by Dr. W. Mott;Dr. Doremus, Professor of Chemistry, N. Y.,anc thousands of others.

Call and examine for yourself.Office hours from 8 a. m., to 5 p. m.,

each day, Sundays excepted.oct 21.tf

C 0 A L OIL.CHEAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL V>\J THE Oil Y, by the barrel, or at retail, pr-Lces as low, or lower than the lowest.Qualityunequaled.A>r sale at COGAN'S,

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No. 15 lioyal street,where can be had Lamps, Chimnies,and everything connected with the trade, inevery variety of style, together with a generalassortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan¬deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lighis. GlassGlobes, Paper Shades, &c., ofall the new styles,and beautiful patterns, at prices to please.

Gas Fitting, Alterations and "Extensionspromptly attented to ; all work warranted.Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for

cale. nov 14.tf"

« JT*** FOE ALEXANDRIA, WASH-INGTON, AND LANDINGS okTHE P 0 T 0 M A C RIVER..The steamerWHILDEN, Captain Kiggin will leavepier foot of Barre street, Baltimore, ever ^

Fri¬

day, at 3 p. m. f or Alexandria, "Washington,and landings on the Potomac river.Returning, will leave Washington every Tues

day, at G a. m., and Alexandria sarna day at 7a. m., for Baltimore and landings on the Poto-mac river.

jfeg" Custom House perm i ts in ust accompanyfreight for Alexandria and landings on Potomac-river.All freight must "be prepaid.For freight or passage, apply on bonrd or to

A. NEEDHAM & SONS, 142 Light streetwharf, Baltimore, or to

! nov 7.tf BRODERS & CO., Ale? g,TSAS^! TEAS ! !

JUST received from N"£w York and Phila¬delphia (direct from importers) a large andwell selected assortment of Gun Powder, YoungHyson and Black Teas, some of very superiorquality. - F. G. SWAINE,dec 16 No. 26 Royal street.IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTWANTED at No. 17 King Street, anyamount of RAGS, OLD IRON, COP¬PER and BRASS, for which the highest mar¬ket price will be paid at all times.

oct 21.tf

BUTTER..1,500 pounds fresh Welch andGoshen Butter in store and for sale byF. G. SWAINE,dec 16 No. 26 Royal street.

T NEW BACON.I7ST received a lot of superior new H AMS,

SHOULDERS and BREAKFAST PIECESFor sale low by F. G. SWAINE,oct21. No. 26 Roval Street.

PIANO MUSIC..A few pupib will be ta¬ken by a young lady, on moderate terms,A.pp!y this officer

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J 015 1. i. $ ^ 9For HANDBILLS,

BILL HEADSj ! CIRCULARS.

CABPS.And Every Description of PRINTING.

EEINAJfTS, HEM WANTS,A GOOD CO.ANCE.

I HAVE this day selected all my Kernriant?

ill Calicoes, Lawns and DeLaines, and putthem down at ve. y low figures. Those whowish to get. a bargain, call and see atH. SCIIWAKZE'S.feb 17.tf No 182, King street

TILL S CELEBRATED COUGH SYPJT.A lull supply received and for salo by

HEJNK V COOK., o9 & 224 King ?t.jan 28.2w* A lkxanpiiu.B

vr rpBICHABD H. GEME&Y,GKOCEB & COMMISSION JVlJSKCHAiV.L.

AND DEALER IN PRODUCE GENERALLY'

JSo. 7, corner King and (Inkninov 10 ALEXANDRIA, VA.

BUCKWHEAT FLOUK.VTEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR of?«p0rlOJ'.IX quality, just received and for sale b

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F G.oct28.tf No 26, Royiiljirei'.1^VTEW BUCKWHEAT.-LN Just received at 106 Princenov 18.tf J.

/"\NIONS..Just received 15 IjLI?-\J ONIONS, for sale by -,r\-vIt. II.feb 9.tf No. 7, King ttfid fnivn

/^IIDEK..Just received 15bbls. primeCH-A#*

Kj PAGNE CIDEll, for sale by .-Y11. B..feb &-tf $o. 7, King and Lnwn