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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS!
10000 LBS. RACON!!!

WE ARE PREPARED TO FURNISH
w Planters with Bacon for Cotton, at the rate
of one pound of Bacon for one pound of Cotton.
Cotton to be delivered against the Goth October
next B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
Raleigh, Sept 9th, 1866 sS-tf
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Que Million in Gold Dust.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 3O.-Forty miners from
Montana arrived at st. Joseph yesterday,
having nearly one million dollars in gold
dust in their possession.
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Conservative Victory in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Sept, 3O.-The Municipal
and Legislative elections Saturday re-
suited in favor of Conservatives.
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Nomination for Congress-

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 29th-Geo H Halls
was yesterday nominated for Congress by
Conservatives of Ninth Congressional dis
trict
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bismarck Dangerously Ill.

BERLIN, Prussia, Sept. 25th.-Bismarck
continues ill-there are fears that he may
not recover
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TROOPS for Canada.

Troops for Canada.
LONDON, Sept. s6th.-More troops are to
be sent to Canada. The Steamer, Henna,
will take thousand.
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REMovAL.

BRANSON & FARRAR HAVE CONSUM-
MATED arrangements to take charge of the en-
tire stock of Books owned by Mr.. II. D: Turner,
Law Books, and great variety of Miscellaneous
stock. They will Immediately succeed to the old
stand on the corner near the State House, occu-
pied for thirty-three years past by Mr.. Turner,
and known as the North Carolina Book Store
This is by far the oldest and most popular book
ner's representative, will still be found at the
old stand. June 14-tf
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New Advertisements.

Senate-Wake County.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Maj. Wiley d. Jones as a candidate
for reelection to the Senate from Wake County.
October 1, 1866. Ste.
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Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Gold, 1858. Cot
ton advancing, 40@43.
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NoTIcEs
North.Carolina.

NoT1cE'
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE GENERAL
Assembly will address their fellow-citizens Of
wake at the times and places named below:
At Spikes, Thursday, 9th September,
{. Banks, Friday, 2Sth
&C Franklin's, 29th
Barney Jones, Monday, 9Th October,
g Lashley's ID Roads, Tuesday, 9th
GO Green Level, Wednesday, 10th "
&c Willie Lynn s, Thursday, 18th "
g LAWS Store, Friday, 18th .
Forestville, Saturday, !5tn a.
Rolesville, Monday, !otn a,
rs Wakefield, Tuesday, Ioth 90
8 Hoods Store, Wednesday ION
The Tax Collectors will attend at the above
places at the times mentioned 1oT the purpose OF
coIIectine the State and County Taxes. All per-
sons are most earnestly requested to pay their
Taxes. E. H. RAY, Sheriff.
!. September 18th, 1856. &te>
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The Congressional Appointments ---
The Necessity of Change.
NORTHERN STATES.

The following table exhibits the present
apportionment in the House of Representa-
tives, based on the three-tfths rule:
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High Water in Ohio and Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-The Muskingum
river was higher on Saturday than since the
flood of 1868. Crops along the Licking and
Muskingum much damaged.
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W. H. & R. S. TUCKER & co.

". ii. q II. y, IUOnLn q W.
Our Line of Ladies' Dress Goods is now
Complete.
Rich Black and Colored Silks. Real Irish Pop
Inns. Empress Cloth, black and printed. PLAIN
and printed French Merinos. All Wool Nous
Inns, plain and printed. Solid Mohair Reps.
Rich Cashmere Stripes. Scotch Plaids, &C., &c.
GLOVES.
JOUVIN'S KID GLOVES.
A Large Stock of Mourning Goods of
the most Desirable Kinds.
Opera and Sacque Flannels, a full line of White,
Red and Gray Flannels. T. Miles and Sons Gait
tiers and Shoes.
A full Assortment of Cloaks and Shawls.
Real India Cashmere ShaWls.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN
PRINTS, IN ANY QUANTITY.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND
MERINO UNDER GARMENTS.
w. II. & r. s. TUCKER & co.
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THE ATTENTION OF GENTLEMEN IS
Il called to
NEW STOCK OF HATS.
The Broadway Hat. Central Park. Queen
Emma. Mahopac. Derby. Driving. Champion.
Dictator, &c, &c.
Also, plain soft Hats and Beebee's Fashionable
Mole Skin Hats.
W. H. s. R. s. TUCKER & co.
Raleigh, October 1, 1866. S4-tf.
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The New York Times ON the Constitu.
fional Amendment.


tional Amendment.
The New York Times, whose Editor, MIR.
Raymond, is the author of the address and
resolutions of the Philadelphia Convention
so much commended by the Sentinel and its
friends, continus to urge the Howard amend
ment on the Southern States. In his issue
of the 26th September, MIR. Raymond says:
ITO any Northern man of the least power
of weighing future results, there can be no
doubt of the immense benefits which will
result to the nation from the acceptance of
the amendment. We have repeatedly stated
them But some of them are included in
the very objections which we have been an
swering, and deserve attention. The Free
States ought to be able to exclude certain
persons from the South from taking seats in
our National Legislature. 1t aoOuld be
aeOckery to the patriotic dead, and an insult
to tie hosts Of tiOing, acho hare sacrificed so
much to put doaon this rebellion, to see such
men as jefferson Da0is or As. Benjamin, or
aum6ers Of others, some stained acith tie blood
of the innocent, and all promoters and Lead
ers Of the insur7ection, taking their seats again
in tile halls Of tile Capitol We haoe al1cays
urged that 1t IS Gerry desirable to break up
the old leaders Of Secession at the South, and
the third section Of the amendment has a
tendency to accomplish this We believe that
North will soon acknowledge the great i'm
portance of the Constitutional Amendment,
and we have great hopes that in time the
South will accept it"
What has the Sentinel to say in reply to
the a)ove2
Read the communication of {" Johnston !"
addressed to Gov. Worth. 1t is from the
pen of sterling old Union man, who has a
right, if any one has, to speak plainly to
Jonathan Worth.
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We invite attention to the advertisement of
Mr.. Treasurer Battle, in our paper to-day, in
relation to the exchange of North Carolina
Bonds for Stocks
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For The standard.
Meteorological.

Meteorological.
The amount of rain which fell in Raleigh
during the month of September, as measured
by rain-guage, was five and a half inches.
The lowest temperature observed at A.
NJ, was so degrees on the 22d.
The highest temperature at 2 P. M, was
90 degrees on the Sd, and, 81 degrees on the
Goth F. P B.
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DRANDY. BRANDY BRANDY .

10 CASES PURE FRENCH BRANDY,
80 gallons southampton Brandy. Il
june 2-G. B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
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livery DAY BRINGS US SOME
L. THING NEW.
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which will be sold at lower prices than any goods
of like quality in this City.
It therefore will be to your interest to call at
my old stand, on Fayetteville Street, next Tuck
er's new building, and dress yourself from top
to toe. Respectfully,
M. GRAUSMAM.
Sept. %, 1866. Sim.
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DOSIN BOILERS.
We keep constantly on hand Iron Cauldrons,
rs, 120, and 200 gallons:
MITCHELL & ALLEN,
Hardware Merchants,
nov 14-tfS Newbern, N. G.
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Josh RiiIInSss Goes 10 see. Ihe male and
Female Angels skate NJ the Skating

~ E4f4tt1tfff - 49,
Having herd much sed about skating
parks, and the crate amount oY helthi
and muscle they wozimparting tewithe
present generashun at site advance
from fust oost,i i bought a ticket and
went within the fense.is d fil.Jsilly 9s.Isl
1ifound the ice in slippery condish+
un,. covering about 8 akers ovg. arty-.
fishall water, which waz owned biiai
stock company, and froze tew order.
Upon one side of the pond was erect
ed little grosery buildings, where the,
wimmen sot on benches while the fell
lers (kiyyered, with bInshesl hitched the
It was most exciting scene: the sun.
was in the skey-and the windlwas in
the air-7and the birds ware in the South
and the snow was on ntheground-and
the ice lay shivering with bad kold-
andangells (ov both genders) tluctuated
past me pro and con, 2 and tro, here a
little and there good deal. ia,sgfl
Itwnz most existing scene; want
ed few holler Bully, or lay down and
But kept in, and aked with glory.
Helth was piktured on menny a no-
bell brow.Ge1 aiii .isals - ht5sisJ al
Az the femail angels put out ovi the
pond side by side with the male angelsp
1t was the most powerful scenei ever
stood behind. .6i sfii,f Iss.4dls,it .Eiais.lfi
The long red tape from their necks
swum,in the breeze, and the fetherz in
their, Jockeys huttered in the; breese,
and other things ltew, mutch to men-
thun) tiutteredl in the breeze.iO III siinni
don't think j ever was more CRAZY
before in mi Hfe-on ice. l6l- .oE
For long hours j. stood and gazed
with dunn excitement. oil ifti asttS,ti
Il felt like a. kanan boss turned sud-
dinly out 10 grass.noS hnE 2il.l5ii ,ng.
j didn't kno how tew proceed. zisi
Az one oyithe angels, more sudden
than ,awl the rest, cum hieing down the
track, 3 lengths ahed of her male an
gell, aw1 eyes, were gorging with her
heavenly bust of speed; sheseemed, ,tew
have cut luce from the earth, and was
bound South, for the Cape! of Good
Hope, when awl. tewi onst, with gorge-
GUS swoop, terrifck, doWn-crumbling
into 3 limpid heap she. went, with
squeal terrifick, living lovely mass oy
disastrus skirt and tapring ancle.oilf.ni
Awl gatherd round the bursteds an-
gell but loI in "a minnitt's space her
wings agin was plumed, and evry yfeath-
er was in lis lawful phase, and on she
fled, lafifpg like wine thru its buteous
bushes J1tli.4 > ifit Igvtu5 70 5-sss nyi;a
i I.saw .enuff-more happiness than
belonged tew, me-and az / sloly wend+
ed back tew mi hum at the tayerniife
-good.d8 T.au i,Ea Sha3s L6i,TsiifZti
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
State News.

]. @. Walker, who now edits the Par
kersburg Gazette, was once the Read
ing Clerk in the House of Representa-
tive at Washington.
Messrs, Wharton s. Drahosh, joint
publishers and editors of the Parkers-
burg Times, are not harmonious, and
state their views separately, as we no.
tice.
The proceedings, of a meeting ut
Charleston, Kanawha, relative to the
proposed packetIine between that place
and this city, will be found on our first
page.
The Soldiers,s State, Convention meets
at Clarksburg next Thursday.
The ladies of the Baptist church and
congregation in Clarksburg have form
ed a society to encourage sociability and
BeneV6ieSt fS S59lety.S ~ f9F8 ~
The Clarksburg Telegraph says that
recently the bottom of the road be-
tween that place and Bucl1hannon has
fallen out. We quote as follows from
it: SQOQd uatEtEfaT' Il j9
"Travelers represent the road from
this place to Buckhannon to be in
miserable condition. In places the
bottom has almost entirely fallen out.
The stage on Monday night htareached
Clarksburg about 8 o'clock, it having
taken it seVenteehthours to mako twen-
ty-eight miles. 1t is rather bad place
for State Capital"
A woman, Miss a. Nina Smith, has
been leetaring at Parkersbutg recently.
She gives away presents, such as me-
lodeons and sewing machines (many of
these, do doubt after the lecture. The
subject of her talk is, "woman as Maid
en-, Wife and Mother" We presume
she can speak of woman as maiden,
but befnga Miss much can not be ex-
pected from her in wife and mother
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-'RE1[ARKABLEF F4CTsJ4The New y ork
Times says this country did more 70
feed Europe during the .yearss1s62, ,63,
and '64 than, in the three years which
nned date ~ preeede ed the late war. The. The.
Of the war was two and three=fo =fonrths.
times greater than before, while the
hamahd bacon aasfncfeased
eight times. This is certainly a remark
able exhibit when II Is re llem bered that z
during these three years of war we ihad'
anlayefage Ola million of6lnlen, in, the
army, whose producing capacity. was
for the time lost 10 the country! A naTi
tf6ti tha afl can carly Oh the most stupen-
dous war of nlodelp4 times-prosper
anwhile-and .greatly 1pereaSe Us
exports OF; ;proYtsip may iIyge!ll u sassto
ish the wise ones of Europe Hnere =
noiparaileItodti in thaworld Sd history!
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.NO.sl46.
= gasaraurt,.s sii5"l.-'-,' 3.s s..s q .
American Life Insurance Company
n OF Philadelphia. i,.'r', !. !.

Income for the last yeaF,....-.,...-. f.492 a3
Loses paid for the last ,6S8 Il
Divideud ON Policies IN force Jan. i, 1855. ~
INSURANCES MADE UPoNTHE TOTAL;
abstinence mates, the lowest In the world
Also upon JOINT STOCK RATES, moro thSn
% per cent lower than the mutual mics ClT
MUTUAL RATES, upon which Dividend
OF FIFTY PER CENT has been made on
Policies in force January !, 1855, .s,.fssff ClsS
=, ALEXANDRA WHILDEN, President,
IL JEO.GSIMS, AetuaTy. &, air 81 ,1t.llsr
JNo. s. WILSON, Sec,y and Treas.
Applications, for 'insnFslr1ee IN the above
R-CtBONHAM, Agent
ohlce over Banl1on Wheeling febi-6m =
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MccABE. KRAFT eco, wholesale Drug
gfsts Wheeling, Sole Agent for West yfr-
gfnia; also, lproprtetnrs of Kraftfs Diarrhea
Compound Reeds Cough Syrup, Improved
Nerve and Bone Liniment, DR.. StahIs Ger
man Relief and Oriental Hair oil. |
ldec23- -HfnIl&w Afi.a is5a ~ s"t - -s--f
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INSURANCE.

HoME. INSURANCE, COMPANY, OF
Il New Haven, Conn, have established an
agency in this city, and are now preparFlft 20
ofiice In the city.
= cash Capital 100 90 Co.
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Forty6es tie .system ASaf,rst tie -EUil
Effects Of UsaIuholesoHe Water.
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GOLDEN !, BITTERs I

a PURELY sVEeErAnLEl TONIoIi
rNyfGoR2T1SG AND STRENGTHENING,
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the 6rent Cure Tor MI DfseaSes OF tho
o. sStomaeh. Liver and ReWeIsi
'sa (. HUBBEI's SUPERIOR OLD saa e,
CABINET BRANDY, lMedieated.) J
or sale in an Parts OF the NVorld.

,RS-Central Depot, American Express Build
ing, IS Hudson Street, New York. Manufac-
tory Corner Water and Ferry Sh eets, Hudson,
IN ,.r-. F..l...fsy .. iPIopFiefoRss
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THE Union and Emancipation Society
of Nfane ehestef, England, which has adj
Yocated, our cause so warmly during
tire war has dissolved, 9 its great work
having been accomplished. At the final
meeting Prof. ldwin Smith gave an
address on y The Civil War in America"
We make the following extract from IL:
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Now came the turn of the detective
police, who have displayed, in ferreting
out the burglars, as much ingenuity
and patient perseverance, as the'rouges,
they have just caught. There was alb
solutely no clue to the affair; the rob
bers had. not been seen; they. left no
traces behind. The servants of the
l.nr,lr ,rnrn ~ f,et nnsnnctnh lnr,t nInrn
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miles below PhiIadelb lbRia, land in his
house and outbufldings nearly two
hundred thousand dollars, worth of the
stolen bonds have been discovered. "
Thus the officers of Justice proved
more than a match for an e4traQrdina-i
and patient rogue, who, as
the reward fla years's dangerous and
difIiculti labor, viii be sent TO State
prison for the greater part of his 1ife.f
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DIE l'7fln Nlqo4I I,FT NJ q l.lNff q -
-sysJ9 =lgs9saGa listi1 tf;d i,7si E'-sf'i ~
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lrA Sd afJdsl b9G1niaF 5ai bnh i,n9in
EIsa losu.5G-s49 1iadi iiH
= t..,i, ,i,,.,5.. ,,f..lI ~ fs.5 ~ .f-l-
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4 I,saw ,enuf-more happiness than
belonged tew me-and az / sloly wend+
ed back, tew mi hum at the tayernii felt
--good.dR I.an ina ahAll I14i5llLltf
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EDUCATIONAL.


MRS. CASTLEMAN Is PREPARED TO
lYA reopen her school on Monday, september
18th, at No IS, south Pitt street, SECOND uocr
from st. Paurs Church Her school-ro0m IS
large and airy, and situated in Il central and
pleasant location =,
While drawing no inyidous comparison with IL
exandra, she feels assured that she can offer ad-
vantages equal to any in the place &c ia ,,oxsn
drians as having herself been Il former resident,
and the H daughter Of native Alexandrian !;
and more especially to the hplscopai!a1ns OF OF
Episcopal ciergymen, who both fell, with the
harness on in he service Of the Chn i5 "a
Terms, per scholastic year: S24, So 24o ana
$50, according to advancemcnt-payable quar-
tery in advance.
TO meet felt want in the education OF
girls, there will be Il sewing class, two alter,
moons of each week, for which an additional
charge of 81 SO per month will be made,
Miss HARRIET l.. POWELL, an eXPe-
rienced and successful teacher will assist IN the
EnnIish Department sep 13-6w
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The Louisville Journal a staunch Union
paper during the war, and supporter of the
Government, presents its views on the "situa-
ion" and indicates what will be the probable
result of Radical agitation, if the measures Of
shat party are forced upon the country. Says
the Journal: But it is asked why, if We
apprehend such war as the result of the pro.
banle collision between the President and Con
gress, do not try 10 avert the peril by appeal
ing to the President and the Conservative party
that supports him, to yield to the Congressiona!
or Radical policy. Such a remedy, if you call
it one, would be a remedy for nothing. l;
would bat pile evils upon evils, mount in-h high.
Under its operation, the country could never
be country. 1t could never be fit to be called
by the name"
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THE GAZETTE.
TH77RsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Il.
OCT O 3 E R

Solemn, yet beautiful to view,
Month of my heart! thou dawnest here
With sad and faded leaves to strew
Pale Summer melancholy bier.
The moaning Of thy winds | hear,
AS the red sunset dies afar,
And bars OF purple cloudsappear,
Obscuring every western star.
Thou solemn month! hear thy voice;
1t tells my soul of other days,
When but to live was to rejoice,
When earth was lovely to my gael
Oh, visions brighton, blessed hours,
Where are their liv ing rapture now?
| ask my spirits wearied powers
ask my pale and fevercd brow!
look to Nature, and behold
Ny life's dim emblems rustling round,
In hues Of crimson and Of gold
The years dead honors on the ground;
And signing with the winds, | feel!
While their low pinions murmur by,
How much their sweeping tones reveal
OF life and human destiny
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Will be sold ut private sale, on reasonable terms,
the large brick DIV ELLlNG and OfflCE At
lachcd situated on the southeast corner of St.
Asaph and Cameron streets. The lot fronts on
Cameron street > feet inches running back on
ST. Asaph Of feet and the buildings thereon are
of the most substantial character; the dwelling
three stories high with ii rooms, and inlsheG IN
the most elegant modern style: ana the once
two st,rics high, we'll adapted for lawyer or
physician; for location comfort and convc-
ni:,ncc this is one Of the most desirable dwellings
in the city of Alexandria:
oct 5-3aw2w A. MCLEAN, Trustee.
NAT Int COW
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COURT NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

2 Peter Hendricks administrator vs. huo.
Barden-In chancery. - e>''''
Extract from Decree rendered in the aho,.,
cause, at the June term, 1856, Of the C;rcn;es
Court Of Fairfax county: 1T is adjudeed ~.
dered and decreed, that N. D. Ball, one ef w. w.
Master Commissioners Of this Court do .a sIe
and state an account of the amount dno axe AZ
estate of Peter Hendricks, deceased, undsr t .Ie
deed of trust Of Thomas Moore from i ,a ,iie
Barden and wife, OF date August % lSG0. "
also any money paid in the shape of toTs' as
assessments to the State of Virginia. or -, VI
United States, in the real estate conveyed bv
said trust deed by the complainant also W
account of the judgments and other liens ws on
their several prori.ics, existing upon the i."a
in the bill and proceedings mentioned; and NV.
he do ascertain the fee simple and nnuul v.iS:
of said real estate, and that the said cornrniS
sioner do convene the parties before him o.
such time and place as he shall appoint. ~ a.
and that he do make report to the Court at q,
next term with any special matter he may ie",e
pertinent, or that any party interested may p"
quire him to state" A copy teste -
VIM. 3. GOODING, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Sept. Ii. 1866
Notice is hereby given that | have fixed pnoo
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF October ns rr-
to execute the provisions Of the above deer
Parties interested will convene before me- w
that day, and all others interes ed. :"
NJ. DULANY BALL
sep 13-1aw4w Commr. in Chancerv
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SCI, 1T
+. POWELLS

GliAhLES L. POWELLS
I SCHOOL FOR BOYS
The subscriber will reopen his school for boys
or Wednesday, the 18th IF September next,
ut his residence on the corner OF Washington
and Duke streets, Alexandria, Virginia.
Having had more than ten years experience. he
is prepared 10 give TO those entrusted to his care
Il thorough course Of instruction in the English
branches Greek Latin and Mathematics. For
chose who desire to study FRENCH Il competent
teacher viii be provided.
Terms, per quarter Of 10 wceks-payablc in
advance.
For tuition Of advanced classcs.....Slz 50 To Sl3
For tuition of Junior Class........... 10 90
Preparatory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SEQ
French ana Drawing (cAch) .......... 5 60
All loft Irlncipai.