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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-10
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There is much speculation about the proba-
bic successor OF General Grant in the War De-
partment. It appears to be conceded that the.
general will be relieved of official control OF that
department in few days, but who will succeed
him. is not well settled The only names thus
far suggested are Generals Blair, McCernand'
Ewing snd Steadman; but the latter Is out OF
the ring ~.
An account of a very fashionable wedding is
given in the Bristol (England) Post. The PAR
ties were Quakers, hut were dressed IN the most
elaborate and costly manner, as were most OF
those present. Several persons attended IN the
old plain garb, which made the contrast all the
more striking. 4
In PENNSYLVANIA, Judge Woodward the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the 10Th
district, is elected over Ketchum, Radical In
Ohio, Carey, the Democratic candidate tor
Congress in the ID district, (Cmcinnati,) is
elected, over Smith, Radical.
The Java which sailed from Boston, yester-
day, took out the following missionaries OF the
American board Rev. MIR. and Mrs. Saunders
and Miss II. A. Townsend, for Ceylon; Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey, for Syria; and Miss
Mary G. Hallster, for Central Turkey.
The Washington Chronicle says. 1T has
been ascertained that large number OF nation.
al bank men, who are interested in retardlng
the resumption of specie payments, have joined
the whiskey lobby in its efforts to displace Sec
rotary McCulloch. y
The Indians are assembling at Medicine
Lodge creek, to attend the Council there
There was some trouble in getting access to the
hostile Chcyennes and Col. Butterileld was
shot at, and lost his horse and pistol. The
mission so far is considered success
An ordinance passed by the old Councils OF
New Orleans, appropriating $4,000 for the
establishment of separate colored schools, has
been officially promulgated by the Mayor of
that city, and schools will be established ac-
cordingly.
On Thursday lady was married in Prov-
dence, R. l., to whom her father gave por-
lion of 100000 a son Of the same father
was welded during the previous week, and he
also received similar sum.
General Stirling Prices life was insured ior
$4,000. The hearse that was used at his iu-
neral in St. Louis was the same employed to
convey the remains Of Mr.. Lincoln to Spring
field.
The New Market races in England COM
menced yesterday, and were largely attended.
The Atlantic Gable brings notices Of the win
ming horses.
Gen. SchoGed left Richmond yesterday for
Washington, where he and other district COM
manders have been sailed. it is stated by the
President. lie is now in Washington. ....
Gen. Sheridan continues to 'radlate IN
Massachusetts, receiving the plaudits OF his Rad
ical friends.
Charles c. Loring, of Boston, died yester-
day He was prominent man in Massachu'
sets. -..4.. ....s...
Sixty-tour deaths by yellow fever in New Or
leans, yesterday. :s.. zs.,'s
A number of Western editors are making an
Excursion" to the Rocky mountains
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VIRGINIA NE US.

A telegram to the Richmond Dispatch says
that yesterday the u. S. authorities, who are
returning to their owners farms in Norfolk
county, which have been squatted upon by the
blacks during the war, went to TaylorS farm,
on Willoughby Point, but found the blacks
armed, and refusing to evacuate. The author
tiles retired, Many farms in that region are
similarly situated, and the blacks express de-
termination not to be driven off. In the case
mentioned it was offered to transfer the blacks
to Gen. Wsc's farm, but they refused. y
A new feature in the cattle trade in Virginia
has been inaugurated by Mr.. Benjamin Owen,
of Fauq uier county, who recently purchased
in Texas and Mexico 500 head of cattle, which
will arrive in Lynchburg in day or two en-
route for Mr.. O's farm, in Fauquier, where
they will &c grazcd. These cattle are intended,
we learn, for stock purposes, and are represent
ed to be superior to the animals raised in Elr-
GINA, especially in size.
The u. S. Circuit Court, sitting in Rich
mond, was adjourned on Tuesday, to meet
again on the 18th November next. The Court
of Appeals of Virginia assembled yesterday
full bench present In the u. S. District
Court on Tuesday, nothing Of Importance was
done.
The "HunnicutteIs' of Richmond who are
nearly all colored, held meetings in all the
wards last night and appointed delegates to
the African Church Convention, which will
assemble on the 18th, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for the Convention.
A college for the education of colored persons
is about to be erected at Harper's Ferry.
The tobacco in Albemarle county was injured
by the sharp frost Of Tuesday morning.
In Richmond yesterday not hai-dozen vo
tiers were registered
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RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXAN DRlA
~ AND MANASSAS RAILROAD
lsss 81 issS is ;ssss 81

n
On and after MONDAY, Sept 9th, two
daily pass gcr trains will run between WASH
lNurON and LYNCHB RI the daytrancon.
Meeting at Gordontvile with the Virginia Gen.
trail Railroad to RICHMOND, and both train.
ut LTNCHBURG with the Virginia and Ter.
ncssoe Railroad, for NEW ORLEANS and in.
ternledisto points.
Through tickets. and baggage checked %
Richmond, and all points South and Southwest
L.oave Washington daily ut 3. 90 d. III. und 10
y IN; and Alexandria ut 100 a. m and rs ,.
m, arriving ri Lynchburg ut 4.l5 p. III, and
i OF II. H. ana at Richmond at 4 uH ,. n.
Leave Lynchburg Mt 40 nHl and : l5 pm
arrive ut AIeXund"ln nj 30 D. IN and i ~ am
and ut Washington ut 30 p hi and ~ II IN
Passengers for points b"twcen MANASSAS
JIlNCrION and PIEDMONT leave AitI.D.
drla daily t3unday cXccptcdJ At 100 a., army.
ing ut Piedmont, the present W :tcim tormInu: a.
f. ID D. ia Eastward. iea.c flcdm"nt a. 10 -
II. IN and arrive at Al64 uhErin ~ m.
j. VI. BEDADUs
i, r. General Ticket Agei,
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A dispatch to the New York Times says
''The statement that Gen. Grant has refused
to revive the consideration of claims against
the War Department, which were refused by
Secretaries Stanton and Cameron, is untrue -
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A LEXANDklA, LOU DOUN
"a AND HAM P&HlRk RAILROAD
l5sg ~ m I'D M M liE 6 :i:5 81;
NEW \ RR 4 Nc l. VI + y /,
A. ~ , 40 AIA A. LA y, IL = |.

~ ~
BEGINNING MONDAY, JU \ b ., 1867
I.c.ve Aleynniria daily, except Sundays. nts
q. H., for Lorsburg, returning leave Leu,
burg Ut T. - p. III.
Connrcl!ng III l.ecsDurg with fcucock= Llucof
Fir.l-cluss Coaches, which leave LeesburE o,g
Tuesdnys, Thursdays and Saturdays, Tor lau.
illon, rurcellvjlc Snickcr=YIlIe, Berryyu!e,
Winchester and Cnp"n Springs returning
leaving Winchester "n Mondays, Wc4hc,-
days and Fridays.
Lenvcs Lcesburg for MIddIcDWrg On Mondays,
Wednesdays and fridaya on the arrival u.
the railroad train from Aic.rm'!'.t. and h..
riyes 1T Middcburg 1T : =. III.
Leaves Middleburg TUca'!H :, Thursday. and
saturdays, Ut + II. IN, ana arrives Il! Lee.
burg vi II IN, and Cper rHilroadJ arrives I:
Alexandria ut . p. III IN ample time for
Washington and Baltimore til" aa!nc day.
From and after June 2, thc "unrhc- will Goa
daily from Winchester t. tnp,n pIngs
FARE:
From ALEXANDRIA 10
lecshury. % tnp"n SprInga..... y
HumiltIy,. ZIj Hiula MiIl.......... > p
purcelIville..... ~ y ld" ......... .,...... = =
acknowledgements. 40 Middichurg. ......... b. =,
Winchc<tcr......... 90
Goods Der New York. lhilAdei pima NId BaI
limore steam lines, and Adams E2Pre.: IT,
care Of f. II. linyeuHcr, Freight gent, NJ Alr2
urdriu, will be forwarded y: far u ler:bur[
free Of charge other than oar regular tarlI rate.
Communications Passenger Tickets bot#e,: AZ
cxundru and LccsbMrg nrd lmt:rIucdInLc ia
tons Vt cheap rates.
WASuINGTON BLYTHE
NV y7-ly General Superintendent.
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TURS FURS! FURS!
the manufacturers with large and splendid
assortment Of
LADIES, MISSES Il CIIlLDREN'S FU RS,
Such AS Sable Nuns, Collars and TalmNS.
Russian Mink
Siber' Squirrel
Canada Sable
Water Mink .
Misses Siberian Squirrel Muns
Ermne and Swansdown for trimming Chil-
dren's Cloaks.
Furs cleaned and repaired in the best man
ner.
Also, an excellent stock Of
GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS
HATS AND CAPS.
Of the ~ 81 fashionable styles.
He feels assured that his long experience IN
business has enabled him 10 buy on such al
yantagcous term. rs TO defy competition
oc 9-tf No 50, King street
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET |


The market continues quite active, with g.
steady advance in prices. Extra ami super
Flour has advanced pc, and iumcy bands OF
Family soc. We@Quote Soper At Sll; EXTRA
Sl2o5; ordinary brands of Family, S'4al4 oo;
Welcll's SIS SO Wheat is very firm, &ta 1''F
Their advance Sales of white Mt 80 Tor poor,
and 2CO for good SEQ bushels red changed
hands at PAS 2l8, 2jS and 2G5, tho last figures
for very good. Some samples OF very sooo
white were held at 270, but We heard OF no sales
at these figures Sales Of $50 bushels Corn AT
1877, 1873 and l4O for. mixed mark ct very nrlh.
Oats active with salea Of 500 bushels at bh ana
G8 Sulos Of 60 bushels Corn Meal at y. fSe
quiet ut l;}InlIO with light receipts. q
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The Baltimore American, after little
mumbling over Presidential patronage"
local questions &c., comes right up to the
mark, and acknowledges, that the results in
Pennsylvania and Ohio are owing to the fact
that the Radicals had not votes enough
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EDUCATIONAL.
: e Fl T $ c & 0 . l.

Mic H s c & 90 l..
NORMAN ?. MO IRE will reopen his Night
. cEoo IN Monday, October II.
TEkMS--$2 per month"; payable IN advance nee
He viii give private lessons IN Pehman@hIP'
Latin, French or any Of the school pranchGa
to persons desiring. Application can De maze u In'
ut the school room, No to, Fairfax ST. DC O. W
NILS ADAM will give lessons in MuSlC
wi and FRENCH, on advantrgeou terms, 10
u class Of Ten. The music lessons will Dc gwen
seiurutioly, but ut y worry moderate charge 10
urpils beginning ut the same date Miss Dam
Also wishes to receive six boarders, TO whom
thorough instruction will ba given in the usual
English branches French and Drawing, IN
S.75 per nrnnm, payable SEMI annually, III al.
vance. No chargn lof fuel or washing. MUSIC
md German, the only extra charges. ;yO3, King
street. W ! .''
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fcctvc Officer John s. GalIag her that there
we're two persons Of very suspicious conduct
and appearances in the third tier OF the thea
ire. lle immediately assembled to that noto-
rious quarter of the play house, and there
found two neatly aLtired gentlemen intcntIy en-
gagged in watching the Black Crook. The be
witching maidens with scant dresses were Just
then going through the evolutiOrs OF the dance,
and the suspected parties were so cntfancrd
with the spectacle that they did not observe
the approach OF Mr. G.. lie quickly discover
cd that they were disguised, having false whls-
kcrs, &c. Immediately lie told them hat they
must 60 with him and explain their curious
conduct to Judge Craig OF courSc they pro
tested vehcmonty, ana still further heightened
the suspicious Of The officer by the familiarity
they cvinccd with The city, and the leading
citizens. Their appeals we're in vain; and
they had nearly reached the jail, when one OF
them unbosonrd himself Tie said that they
were both cIcrgymcn and that, excited by the
notoricty of the Black Crook, they had visited
the theatre TO witness its production, so that they
might be better able to warn their Pensioners
of its immoral tendencies. Disclosing their
names, Mr. Gallagher stripped them Of their
disguise, and, aSccrtainIng that they we're real
bona tide clergymcn, who meant no harm, he
discharged them from custody. OF coursc II
would be improper to mention who these Gu
rosity- loving clerical gentlemen were, as their
fashionable and wealthy churches might he
scandalized by the publication. -Lo"srilfe
Democrat.
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Gen. Roger A. Pryor, IS to give has views
''of the duty and policy of the South !"
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Many persons would not have believed, six
months ago, that the cities of Philadelphia and
Cincinnati would have given this fall majori!ies
in favor of the Conservatives. Deep and wide
spread, indeed, must be the disgust at Radical
rule, when such a change conld DO effected
We sincerely hope that Ultrlism and Radical
ism have run their course"
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VI A EsHN III = L.

POPULAR GOODS .,.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
NOAH WALKER ~ CO.,
3GS, PENNA. AVE, BET. 9th and 7th STREETS
metropolitan Hotel BuildingD
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
We lave on hand, and are constantly rccciv.
ing, of our own manufacture,
BLACK CLOTH FROCk COATS,
Black Cloth Sacks and Walking Coats, Cas<i-
rcre Sacks, with Vests and Pantaloons &c
match; Bucl; Docskin and fancy colors Cassi-
mere Pants.
Overcouts in ell tho variety Of Beavers, Gas
tors and MetonS.
Boys Clothing, in great variety and style, 10
fit boys from ; to ~ years of age.
The reputation, experience and facilities OF
the above house. are guarantees to the public
that they will always find, at reasonable prices
the latest and most desirable styles for Gentle
men, Youths, and Boys.
WASHINGTON, oct lO--lm
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H. o II = l.
s bbls BOTTLED ALE
4 kegs BAKING SODA.
IS groce BOTTLES SIS and 6's.
e i" PINT>5 and FLASKs!
n. w. THORPE 6 BRO,
90 loft 49, King street, up stnir@
DAISLEY'S &HAWLSl
PAISLEY'S SHA WIS!
PA45LEY'S SHA w LIS /
Just received II superior assortment OF PAlS-
LEY'S t5HA w LIS, ranging from SO to SD
Call and see them. ~
&C 10 WITMER & HLAYMAEER.
LRESH TEA$-l half chests fine and choice
4 Moyune Gunrnwder; 10 half chests fine
Oplong and Japan Teas, Just received from re-
cent auction sales, and for sale low by
&c 10 ANDREW j. FLEMING.
GERMAN CHEMICAL SOAP, MOULD
&T CANDLES AND 81 CARB SODA
boxes German Chemical Soap; 10 do Mould
Cundles, Gs; 10 half bbls Super Carb Soda,
'" oc 10 10 ~ 81 ''''' ~ ~ a. j. j. FLEMING.
WRITING PAPERS, sc A general
w sortmont of Note, Letter and Cap Paper
Envelopes in great variety Banl; Notes and
Drafts, reccivcL and for sale by ,,ono,
Oc III JONI III. IA khrI1.
NALL TRAININGS.
/ have just opened my first supply of Trim
and Colored Velvet Ribbons BugIe Velvet
Silk, Jet and Glass Buttons, Steel, Amber and
Jet Studs, Cambria Edging and lnsertings, &c.,
all of which will sell at very low prices.
oc3 G. g. BERRY, II, King st.
DLACk Silks Black A Vclycts for
y Nantes, Plain and Fancy Silks, White
Empress Eug genie Cloths, White French Meri
noes, White Alpaca, Black and Colored Em-
press Cloths, Ga Black and Colorcd Alpacas,
Mousln, &c. .
oct WILMER Sc SLAYMAKEk.
< SACKS RIO, 3SACKS LAGUYKA AND
- Mats Old Government Java Coffee, re-
N'''' ' " AVERY " DAVIDSON,
sepl2 22G King ST., cor. of Alfred.
EOI.EY 81 co..,
CHINA, GLASS AND CKOCKERY WARE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE,
Coal Oil and Lamps, and Housekeeping Articles,
276, Penn ay, bet. 10th and 18th sts Also
SIG, + street,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
Agents for the Union Coal Oil Company.
Crockery md Glass Ware sold Wholesale t"
the trade ut Baltimore prices.
China Crockery and Glass Ware rontod to
Balls or parties on reasonable terms.
washington, May I'LL
VALUABLE FISHERIES TO REMIT
Y offer for rent the Fishery knownAs MARSH
HALL, on the Potomac River, about Is miles
below Alexandria.
Also PLUM TREE FISHERY, which fronts
on Occoquan river and bay. This shore is con-
sidered one OF the best on the river for winter
shad, rock. perch and bunch fish,
Possession given December lst, 1867:
JOHN NAGLE. Jr.
,1- Far ha "
BRENT & WATTLES,
Sc l1-eo4w Attorneys at Law, Is! Prince ST.
GO A L ! co A L
For sale, to arrive from Philadelphia. cargo
of Lorberry Red Ash and Locust Mountain
White Ash Coal also, cargo of Lyken's Val
lev All orders will be received.
JOHN LEATHERLAND,
sep28 No. ~, King street.
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INSTRUCTIONS ON TIE ~
rIANU, GUITAR AND VlOLlN.
Provided sufficient number OF persons can
h., ohlninad to form clnsses, or 10 take lessons
;ni,, in.ir urti,u in music on the above named
instruments, ulso, leszons in ORA W N" ana
PAINTING, will be given by a frotes="r' VINO
has had the beat instruction i'll Europe. names
cun be left at this office. OcC "
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The Lynchbnrg News has some sharp and
severe comments upon the pubic course and
career of Mr. r.. NJ. r. Hunter during and
since the late war That war and subsequent
events have tried men, even those heretofore
most high in the confidence of the people: and
they have not all stood the test, or passed the
ordeal, unscathed in reputation
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BALTInoRr MARKET, October g. Flour, -
law or,Ira Which urc srurce. Holders ecncr
ally Firm; sales confined to 2(tn%OO bbls in lots
to the trade. .-...
Grain. Wheat was offurod more freely to-
duy; we heard Of no sales Of prime or choice
white low graIoa sold ut 2joa2tO, red was
steady ut previous figures; included IN tIe SAFES
at $50; NAO bushels prime ut 275; 5lNU bushels
common to good at 235a2G8; inferior samples
ranged still lower. Corn-Markot active for
white, and prices advanced Zoe. Oats Market
llrmer; sales Of $500 bushels ut 70aH, bulk ut u
u73 Ryo-l5O bushels reported sold ut LTD per
bushel for prime.
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GOLD

GOLD
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Gold to-day, l433.
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FlxANcIAL.--A financial dispatch from New
York last night, says, money is Activ", but in
good supply, ut I per ct - little doing in dis
Counts e I prime 7a72 per Ct Gold declined and
closed at 434l434. Foreign exchange dull at
at lU94a! Governments dull, with further
decline in price. Stocks are heavy and lower,
The Mining stocks ure dull generally.
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LakGk
w addition To our stock OF
FREDERICKSBURG
AND HOLSTON MILLS
VIRGINIA tAS:lI NJ Elk ~,
the latter ol which we are the agents We are
prepared to offer these goods t. Wholesale or
retail purchasers on the best terms We would
cell particular attention to the lkGlNiA
GASSIN ETS, which are much cheaper and
more scrvice,tble (beng tree from sh"ddy} than
the same class Of goods from the North.
ur9 WlrMER 81 SLA \ NJ Ak ER.
MTE WOULD AGAIN INVITE THE AT
W tention Of gentlemen in want Of suits to our
stock Of ENGhlSH MElTONS
English and French CassmereS,
Black French Doesl;in Cns=incre5.
Black French Cloths,
iiarrs's Cussimeres,
Grenadine Nestngs So,
We are prepared at al times to trim OH suits
in the best ST yle and 1t the lowest prices.
oc9 WITH Err IL SHAY MAKER.
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1t is amusing to hear some OF the Radical
papers talking about the Influence used by
the PRESIDENT patronage" in favor of the
Conservatives! Why there is hardly State
where the government patronage has not been
used, either by President Johnson himself, or
his Secretaries and subordiuale5, in reality, to
great degree, in favor Of those opposed to
his administration, and working for The Rad
icals
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WRITING PAPERS, sc "A general as,
w sortmnnt of Note Letter and Cap Paper
Envelopes in great variety; Blank Notes and
Drafts, received and for sale by
oc I'D JOHN H. PARR0TT.
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1t seems that permanent U. S. Military
Court is to be established in Richmond. The
Wing of that city says !: The action of the Sec
rotary of War in ordering large number of re-
tired officers to Richmond, was at the instance
and suggestion of high military officers OF this
Department, and with view to the establish
ment of military court at Richmond, with
jurisdiction over all case of violations Of mill
tary law Or discipline, committed within this
district .,ti .-'.
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DRY GOODS TRADE.-1he New York lndt

DRY GOODS TRADE.-The New York indie
pendent says:
The trade Of the week has been dull, owing
in great degree to the scarcity in money ana
the consequence has been giving away C, OF
prices, which may not be recovered; a. r.
Stewart 81 Co., who have generally taken the
lea. in putting down prices, reduced their
prices on American prints about lie q yard; and
rs these goods have been the finest OK the lIst
and helped to sustain the market. the oth
kinds of domestic cottons, Of course, Immediate
ly responded by II decline in sUmu cases to the
extent of pc on certain styles Of brown goods.
COAl. TRADE The Philadelphia American
says
1.-The demand for coal continues to improve,
and prices continue firm. Our quotations. re
main unchanged 81 80 to for Broad Top and
anthracite for eastern shipments 81 to 81 Is for
white ash, and 81 rs to 81 50 for red ash, MS t"
quality, on board Of vessel"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-10

LoUDoUN COUNTY. "A Conservative meet
ing at Aldie, has instructed the delegates from
that precinct to the proposed County Conven-
ton to be held in Leesburg on Monday, to
vote for COL Norborn Berkeley and Washing
Ball, as nominees for the State Constitutional
Convention.
Dr. George E. Plaster has declined being a
candidate for the Convention.
John Nj. Shafer last week sold his farm
near Lovettesville, for S725 SO per acre.
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MARYLAND CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS.
The Maryland Conservative Democratic Con-
vention which assembled in Baltimore yester-
day, made the following nominations:
For Govcrnor-Oden Bowie, Of Prince Geo. s
county.
For Attorney Gencra-Isaac D. Jones, of
Somerset county.
For Comprehensive. j. Leonard, Of Wor-
ccSter.
For Clerk of the Court Of Appeals-Jamcs
Franklin, of Anne Arundel.
For Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor
DR.. W. S. Mcpherson of Frederick.
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The Richmond Wing, while admitting that
Gen Grant is Republican Radical would
make out that he is one of ''uncmbittered feel
ing towards the South, and of principles mod
crate and conservative. We are glad to hear it;
but the Wing, fit talks ty authority, had
better. speak in whisper, for if the Radicals
come to hear it, and beiieveit, they might drop
Gen. Grant-and where would be the "uncm-
Uttered feelings" and the moderate and
conservative principles, then?
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V,pISCOP SCHOOL FOX BOYS.

IL Threc miles wsst Of AterG"d!''"' Va ,,;,
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session OF THIS
Institution commences on the 25th OF Scptril-
Der, with the following lnstrucLors;,
Kew. WM +. GARpNEK, (Iniy: En) Rector
JAMES Nj, GARRETT NJ. a., (UniV Va
w. PINcKNEY MASON, (U. ;. Naval Ac'dy.'
charges, payable semi annual in advance.
Far fiIrthnr information address the Rector.
REV. WIN. +. GARD MEX.
Theological Seminary 20, Fairfax co., w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-10

THOSE SHIRTS. "-Thurlow Weed, in his re-
ply to the allegation of Mrs. Lincoln, charging
ingratitude upon the Radical leaders, says:
Mrs Lincoln propensity to sell things was
manifested early, and before any necessity wac
foresecn. -four information is reliable, eleven
of MIR. Lincoln's new linen shirts were sold
almost before the remains, which were STROUD
ed in death had started for that bourne from
whence no traveller returns. There seems to
be no doubt that the above sale was really made;
the proprietor (now deceased) of prominent
avenue restaurant being the purchaser. Was1I-
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