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For the Journal.


Dr. W. w. LANE Delivered November
z. 1867, before the Neyv Hanover AgrIcul-
tural Society and Published by Request
of the Executive Committee
Gentlemen Of the We,c Ha,s0cer
-AU'ic1Atu4uI Society:
At the request Of The Executive Com
nittee, / offer some remarks here to-day
on the use Of lime and mari as fertilizers.
! have been induced to accept this inyi-
tation, gentlemen, through no vain belief
that can offer any original matter, but in
the hope that this humble efort may slim
ulate inquiry on this very important snb,
iect among other members more compe,
tent than myself.
My earnest desire is the development OF
the agricultural resources Of the country
generally, and Of this county particularly
And entertaining this desire, it is not only
with Willingness, but it affords me the
greatest pleasure, to contribute my mite
towards organizing and establishing on 6
permanent basis our County Society, which
| I know every member ardently wishes tc
| see prove a success.
! And why should We not succeed We
possess good lands, CT facilities for ma
king them SO, and we possess an av
erage degree of Intelligence, I hope, rs a
class, to observe and experiment in an in
| telligent manner.
| All, then, that we lack is the energy tc
make the effort, and success will be sure tc
follow.
Before entering on my subject, / woulC
suggest to the Society the importance OF
having annual exhibitions-,fuiTs-of every
thing pertaining to agricultural matters, SC
that a stimulus may be given to improve
ment in the breed of different kinds OF
stock, as well as in the varied products o.
the soil; and also to the various articles enter
ing into the domestic economy of oul
households. In this way our ladies may
become interested, and on these occasions
will not only give lis encouragement by
their presence, but will, no doubt, exhibit
many evidences of their handiWork. TheSt
County Fairs, before the war, were becom
ing quite popular in the State, and were
invariably attended with success.
A friendly spirit of competition was thus
engendered among the people which wa
highly promotive to agricultural improve
ment.
/ In the above remarks [ have merely de
sired to draw the attention of the member
of the Society to the importance o
these annua. exhibitions, which ar
nothing more than the evidences or prac
teal proofs of our progress.
I have only time just now to allude t.
the matter in the hope that other gentle
men present will discuss its merits NOR
fully.
i In the outset of my remarks upon tn
| use Of mari and lime as fertilizers, it ma
be proper to state that my knowledge o
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DERs0NS desiring to purchase lands
/ would do well to call and examine the Lands
OF the late Henry N. Howard, consisting OF 4 val
liable Rice farm, and large quantity OF IurPen.
tine lands There is among them valuable plan.
tation III Robson county, known tho CrawfOrG
lands, q fine stand for q county store.
Any information desired will be furnished by
William Il. Peden.
WILLIAM N. PEDEN, Admr's ana
ALLMAND A. McKOY, Consr's.
april Is 1Io-2taw-lAtf
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SALE or R0SIN.

I WILL SELL AT SMtTHYILLE, n. e., 1T pob.
L lie Auction, on FRIDAY, 9th inst,
NINETY-FOUR DBLS. OF ROSIE.
to satisfy claim, for lighterage against Baquc
Panama. Terms Cash.
ROBT W. DAVIS.
dec il 60 9t-14 q
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BLANKS,

VKyE HAVE, AND KEEP C0EsIAn CIiY on
w HAND, almost ever jo6Iriptiou cf Blanks
Usually required il this place.
Merchants IN want Of Rhilco&t, Recopa, Byis or
Lading, other Blanks bollt or loog', car co.
tain tii.,m st short notice.
Clerks Of OWL Courts, Shorilq. rAsgist stlg a'1
Ccnstablcs can 10 Supplied from our pres ut s1rh
or haYs th~'r elsrsS pT'a*ed 20 order. st p.r5s
notice.
ENnELHARD / pEl, l.
C!d stand. Journ@l I;uib 'ngS.
+ E-+ es r,r;r,,rss g;rret. W;>r:U'E.oi, X G..
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CONCORD FEMALE COLLEGE.

FENHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE on
l. the first Monday Of January, 1868 1t will
continue sic instead of five months. Tuiton and
BOARD, With washipg will be sl35, half in advance
Each boarder will furnish her own lights sud
towels and pair of sheets aud pillow cases.
Music, Drawing, French and Latin arc okla.
address, j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
Statewide, n. &.
moves 50 eod& l2-Gw
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r L 7 | Z W
OF THE
" | / NJ NGTON NJ 4 K ETS
FOR THE
ttEEl< ENDING: THURSDAY,
December I2, 1867.
r L 7 | E W

IURrENrINE- Since the close OF our last review
the market for this article has been in an uneot-
tied condition, and prices have had declining
tendency throughout the week, the market clos
ing on Wednesday at 81 Is for soft and Il GO for
hard-bcng 50@55 cents lower than quoted in
our last. There is better demand from buyers,
and the market is quite firm at above figures The
receipts for the week foot up 2,7C2 bills, which
sold as follows
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4 CARD.

TIVE Subscriber designs returning TO thi>
4 city, and occupy the corner Office over Nc
Rary x Co., Princess Street, FOR the present. He
will attend to collections here and contiguous
counties State Administration, Guardian and
other accounts as Commissioner or Referee Srdo
Commission business in small way. de is also
Commissioners of North Carolina, for Florida.
+. MURPHY,
Wilmington, y. C..
oct. ! 2-d&wtf
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LATEST NEWS
Br |. E l. & q r a r RI

Republican, Eefeat III Fi;tshurC l'eun-
sgiVaEfa.
WiaHlNGI01S, y. g., Dee. 11-NoOn
Tie PItsburg Labor Reform and peono's eau
didates for Mayor, Treasurer, Comptroller and
City Attorney elected over the regular Be
publican nominees. Average majority, 3000.-
This unprecedented result causes great excite
ment
D:s1otratic Victory III New HssIlpshiEc.
MANCHESTER, n. H, Dec. 1l--N0on.
Jas. =. Weston, Democrat, was chosen Mayor
over Clark, present Republican incumbent, h 300
majority.
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WILMINGTON MONEY MARKET.
MARRIED..

On Thursday, Dec. 9Th, in Whiteville, N. G., at
the residence Of Mr.. FL. @. Brockwe by Rev.
Thos. J. Gattis, MI. JOSHUA SMITH, to Miss
LUCY J. MCKAY.
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RETURNED Bishop Atkinson and the
Rev. Richard Hines, who have been in
attendance upon the Pan-Anglican Coun-
Gil, returned from Europe on the 30th nit.
We have been pleased to see Mr.. Hines in
this city.
Bishop Atkinson is at present soJournlng
in New York, and will shortly return to the
Diocese He is represented to be IN ex-
cellent health.
The steamer upon which they returned,
the City of Paris, of the Inmann line, made
the trip across the Atlantic in the unprece'
dentedly quick time of eight days and fou,
hours. Raleigh Sentinel.
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ALI, KINDS OF BLANKS

E.HNA sALE. Al 2Hs
I0URhAiuPPsHr.
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Rates OF Freight.

Ppr Steamer Per Sail ~.
NesstI.
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From Ralefsh-United States Circuit Court,
New York, Dec. 11-Eoon.

lUIhs DEC
Stocks strong. Money per cent. premium =
Gold 1851. Fiye-twenties CT go, coupons, 1917 ;
do. '64 1G4s do. 65, 1o5s new issue, 1075 Ten
forties, 1Gl1 Seven-thrties 105; Tennessee Skies,
new, 633.
Flour dull aud dropping. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Corn dull and heavy. I've steady. Oats
aa1 cent better Mess Pork so 75 Lard dull
at 121tA133 cents. Cotton lower It 153@16 cents
Freights quiet. Spirits Turpentipe favors buyers
al 529 cents Rosin easier-Strained Common .;
Is.
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Wilmington Wholesale Prices G,.rger,:.

RTEs1v,v =, 90 - ..
DTES v g. e., ~ =" - D
80 1Go Ia IL = 10 e.o .,
BpI ICU IDS Z w @iV u
I - n ..
s -. d ~ ~ GID I,
. 5,1J $50 0 + o. =, e Z :.
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az o." 81 81 ~ - '19 " "
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go ~, 'roLi1 - y 81 :"
ord 1 ~ ~ N.Y., ~. 10 ~ :.
s:tr,;ct W. t' d ~ -
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Gn,,,,r -3-1"' - ~ n :,
numdSo' w ~ ~ =, ..
Ron - :. ~ -
Cons M Il ~ y
y busheI I c5 m ! -
DoMEsr1cs
Shaat;ro
~ varG 19ln -
Yarn ~ Stt,i n ~ ~ : g :,
FEATHlyE = - ~ ~ &"
. b 70 In s,
FISH, q Dbl
Msckerel,
MOI 21 00 O2t q,
No. , "a 90 32o n,
No. 2 IL 90 n76 o!
Mullets. q 50 a ~ q.
Herring,
East. 3 90 "a r 0,
Morocco 90 a 8 0,
do cut, 0 90 % 0 @
do gross, 6 50 a 7 O
Dry Cod, * IL 8 @ i
Flour, ~ bbl., NOrthel
Family. IL SO @17 O.
Superfne. 10 90 0ll1 O.
Fine. 49,. 9 so @IO @
NORTH CAROLINA,
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BEEswAx, u 80 @ 81
BEEF CATTLE,
B lG0 lbs. 7 90 @f0 90
BRICKS
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THE GAZETTE.
sATrRpAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Il.

Proper REBUKE.-Some time since the Of
fee Of the Eagle newspaper at Camden, Arkan-
sas, was destroyed by soldiers led on by Major
Pierce. Col Gilbert, commanding, wrote to
General Ord, in which he said that censures s. OF
the press directed against the servants OF ene
people may be endured, but Generals Vlo ana
Neil's forces were detailed to enable them 70
perform their duties. They were not the ser
wants Of the people Of Arkansas, Du1 rathsr
their masters, and he felt it to DO great piece
of impertinence for newspapers IN the State to
comment on Neil under any circumstances
whatever. ..v ,,,..E-,.,
18th ult., 10 which you attempt to justify an
act Of party Of soldiers, who, mlsled BY an
officer, iorcibIy entered citizen S house and
destroyed his property, is received. You will
please explain Why this act was not prevented
by you IS post commander, and il the require.
ment Of the 23d article of war has been complied
with. Your assertion that Gen. Neil's forces
are not the servants of the people OF Arkansas,
but rather their masters, is UNJUST both to the
people and Gen. Neil, and unfouDded III the
laws, which are for the benefit OF the people.
The assumption that party OF soldiers can, at
their option, torobly destroy citizens prop
erty, and commit gross violation OF the pub
lie peace, would not be tolerated under Ma
poieon.'
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ERESH. DRUGS, &c.-The subscriber has
4 just received a full supply of the following
articles, which he is prepared to sell at the very
lowest prices Dbl Balsam Capayal, barrel
ner's, Lard, Straits, Machine, Longmoore;
Whale, Tanners, Crude Petroleum, Refined
ditto, Train, Raw and Boiled Lnseed, Bin ma
Gle, Parafine, Neatsfoot. Elephant, Castor on,
&c Also White Mustard Seed, Jamsica Gin
Soothing syrup. Cod Liver Oil, Chamomile
Flowers, Husbands Magnesia Lump Magne-
sa, Celery Seed, Super Carb Soda Quinine,
Paints of all kinds, Rabbits Saleratus Babbi 3
Soap, Blueing, Concentrated Potash, &C., &c
HENRY COOK,
san2 IL 80 and 300 King street
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ST vi &C

FIVE HUNDRED TONS " ANTED, 81
JACOB RAMSBURG s SONS, Georgeto~a,
d. G., for which they viii pay the highest mar
ket rates Merchants and others desiring lHI"r'
nation will please address them By letter.
Ge0rpetOWn AL 3-laWti
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EDUCATIONAL.

PETERSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE,
The fourteenth annual session of this insti
tuition will begin Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1857.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
RICHARD NJ. SMITH, President
REV. JOHN G CRANBERRY.
FRED, WULF.
Dr. W. L. BAYLOR.
MRS. F. M. WRIGHT,
MISS L. V. MAJOR.
MRS. MARY A. PAUL.
MRS. THOMAS r. MOORE.
Particular attention given to the PRIMARY
and PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT..
For catalogue. giving terms, &C., apply to +.
NJ. WRIGHT, or other OF the und erslgned
DARCY PAUL
President of the Board Of Directors.
z. +. CoGBILL, Secretary.
Petersburg. sep 2 Inn --
THE DUTIES OF MISS FANNIE V.
GWIN,S SCHOOL will be resumed on
Monday, the 18th of September. The course
of study and charges as heretofore hesldence
No. 40, south Fairfax ST. au A-td
DELE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Ninth Annual Session will begin on
Monday, September 18th, with full corps OF
experienced Professors and Teachers.
TERMS-For Board and English Tuition Tor
annual session, $250-no extras; Day Scholars,
English Tuition, $50, $40 and $50, entire term;
Music, $50; Languages, each, S2O.
For circulars, address,
MISS E. b. CARRIER, or Associate
MISS A. l.. TEBBS, J Principals.
12-tf
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20 a. Nga e a.

The subscriber wishes 10 purchase 81 MAJ
ia any quantity, and ut al times, for which he
will DAY the very highest market price in ca,A'
Parties having Sumac for sale val! ma /. "
their advantage 10 call or correspond VIII '"'
subscriber. j. r.. M'd M ":
iy Eff &O2 King street, Alexandria, =,
Lees burg Wash. and Warrenton Index copy
E, II MACE : UMA Cl'
- 5 "a AClIl
5Ootons SUMAC WANTED, for when the
highest market price will be paid in cash $780,
250, OOO HICKORY &POkES by
r.. ROSENTHAIl
~ 5-2u Foot If Duke st., AleXand?!s,lH
NTOTIOa;3l MOTIONS
~ NOTION6l
Hair Brushes India Rubber COMBS
Tooth Brushes. Fine Tooth COMBS.
Nail Brushes. Horn Combs.
Infants Brushes Pocket Combs.
Toilet rticleS. Periumery.
Pocket Books. .t
A full stock Of the above goods inst Itce'' -
au2G CHAS. W. GREEN, 68, ENG ~
MARKET BASKETS Painted bucte.ii
IYl Brass Hoop do, Washing IuD' VI mi
sizes Clothes Lines, Ladie-' Tsmpi1eo, ~ ~.
Straw Whisps. Alas0n's Blocking aAd b."OA''>
Brushes, Just received and for sale by o,11u
HAKRlE HOUuH,,
aulg Corner Of Pitt and Prince =
ENTM. +. PADGETT,
w SADDLE AND w
HARNESS MANU- FACTU kEE! r,
And Dealer in Trunks, Carpet Bags "''
No. l2i, KING STREET, g,
in13 ALEXANDRIA, VI
rlRUIT JARS -.,,an, 81
+ We have in store u fine assortulen
Whitealps Patent Jars. the most con P'e ..Iaro"
Gle vet offered to the public Also, thg 49, al
Jar that has been tested and approFeu -
who have used them. Call and eXSLhliiI Il rO
sale low by JAS r. CAkLlNy ;ncr ctreet
aug l9-eolOt %, hnH5 --;7 ~.
T2AMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR, ",o.Isy
II Family and Extra Flour received
sn Ii j, @. MILBpR''
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LEG al MOTT s

x7IRGINIA:-Atru rules held in the Clerk,.
Y Office of the Circuit Court Of Alexandrjs
county, on the I'd day Of September, 1857, Ms.
thaniel Boush, John c: Graham and John
who sue for themselves and such other cred.
tors who may unite and contribute to the co;i,
Of this suit, plaintiffs, ag iinst Gaspard Tocb.
man, Ovando S. x. Peck, James n. Stewsr
S. +. Chapman, Admir-. of Louisa Hunter, De.
ceased, with the will annexed, and Nichols,
Callan, Trustee, defts. In chanccry.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain q decree
declaring the deed from the defendant, m.
said James NJ Stewart to the defendant, q \
X. Peck, and the deed from the said .. S,Y
Peck 70 said James NJ. Stewart, both Of which
deeds are in the bill mentioned, to be null sn6
void, and to ascertain the liens on the lsDt
thereby conveyed and their prioritiea; also 70
ascertain the amounts due on the several deed,
of trust. executed by the defcndan! G.. T0cH.
man.
The defendant, Ovando 5. Y. Peck, not hsYics
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court. and it appearing by affidavit that he
the said defendant appear here wtnin one moqlt
after due publication Of this order and do whsl
ia necessary to protect his interest in this sui,
and that /. copy Of this order be forthwith il.
serted in the Alexandria GAZetta, newspaprr
published in the city Of Alexandria once week
Tor tour successive Wtth7, dHu posted g. lGc
front door Of the Court house az this County
4 copy-TeSte.
j. TACEY, Clerk
Brent 81 Wart"s, 2. Q. sep 7-l4wiw
---,,1,I,r, Ill: =, -.
lh1 n,,,t C9r. -; az NrIS
olnc' -, ~ - 20 i'S
cTuh5y, on 'HS 80 W Iio,,.- g. i~o'' %on,.
w. burhe, ia u'a! - AtTS MY DD";;"scICc;I
ReTefGy .. .Da.lE I 1ro'
- " hf'aJ :, ! nndI..,nr AIr1:,i,''
his Wife EDWARD ., l-e"l ''rA'eri Hunt!A!'!S,
| JAnney, Admir- Of Joseph Janory, deceased
William II. Marbury, admir- Of George b.
| Fowle, and willis Hend"r=1H "n4 Robert q.
| Violett ph'iHtlil', Against Ea"aS1 y. no"gA,
| Henry COOK Caleb >. nN,H|t!'' "epha"ta4
| English, kAecut0rS 81 'I"hh W itA7!s} deceased.
Samuel Miller, Thomas waters, Lewis Ne.
| KenZie, George SWAN, D%borHh HlaDtor, Jo12
K. ricrpolHt, HARRISON Bradley 99!NHe.
Buggett and be"! Barton, leils III rAAhte:!,
| The object Of TINS s'iil + !" ""tsth decree
for the DISSOLUTION OF the !"'ht >'"@h COMPANY
| known as The Aie@ahoiia l-N teul4 ana Ii
| brary Company, ana HI1 III" '1"' ':!'':
Of the Eane'aHd dlY'7i"n u InG Pt",1'": among
! the parties eGltleu' ahd @'It''h'1"' "' Tie 81
counts 81 sald cotnPsHny. . .,.,i,r..u 49,.
| Ihe dc!eh'HhI ta'eo 30 49," '.'' ''.'
| The defendants whose hh'"15 ZIG "'h"o""
| not having entered lhe'r appearance ahd
given security acrordihg IT, thr ~! o.
| Assembly and the rules OIL tins Court, and il
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL! COALl
" At No. 26, III g street.
JOHN LEATHERLAND, AGENr,
Dealer in
ANTHRACITE COAL,
b. the carload or single lon
Pure Lehigh, warranted
Lorberry Red Ash, from original mine
Lyken's Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also mberland Coal, for sale low for cash.
All orders, left at 2C, King street. will be
punctualy attended to- aug o-6m
GOAL.-SIXTY TONS COAL-suitable for
Y stoves or furnaces for sale below the cur
rent rates, ut the Lime kiln, on Gibbon st.
~ ID THOMAS SMITH.
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COMPREHENSIVE undersigned have
u this day formed co-partnerslhIpp for the
fEOR AND COMMISSION BUSIN ESS, under
the firm name of AVERY s. DAVIDSON, at
the store formerly occupied by Henderson q
Avery, corner of King and Alfred streets, ana
solicit continuance of the patronage extended
to .ha old Am 4. w. AVERY,
omU17 FL. DAVIDSON.
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EDUCATIONAL.
F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This School for Boys, established in the year
1857, will commence its next annual session on
Monday, the 9th of September. no
Terms of Tuition, per quarter, in advance, 80
$40 and $l2, depending upon the branches
taught. aug 19-tf
8s- Persons who may wish to see the sub,
scriber on business, can find him at his school
Fot IN the lno hours Of and p clock m
WV ~. - - II Z HENRY
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
T. Three miles qoest Of Aierandria, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session Of this
Institution commences on the 25th Of Septem-
Rev. VIM. F. GARDNER, (Univ. Va.) Rector
JAMES Nj. GARRETT, NJ A, UNIV. Val
w. P1NcENEY MASON, GU. $. Naval Ar'dyD
TERMs.-$3O0 per session, with no extra
charges, payable semi-annually in advance.
For further information address the Rector
REV. VIM. F. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary P,O., Fairfax CO., Va
;1
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"nR. STONEBRAKER'S"
~ RAT EXTEKMINATOR,
The surest exterrninator of rats ever offered TO
$3.50 the public.
Read the following certificates from the cltl-
Zens of Baltimore, as to its merit rs 3 RAJ des-
troyer
Baltimore, May IL, 1861
Messra Clotworthy s. Go.
Gent My warehouse, on Howard street. was
completely overrun by rats. l used bottle OF
DIR Stonebraker's' Rat Exterminator, and,
truly, it is an exterminator. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had no return of
tn en- and it has been four months since used 1t.
VIM. T. LANDsTREET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore, May IL, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy & Co. - =,
Gent We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store DR.. Stonebraker's Rat Ex-
termnator being highly recommended to us,
we used one bottle of it. and it proved itself
worthy the high recommendations 1t had re-
ceived as a Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first night we used il.
HOPKINS, HARDEN & KEMP,
Baltimore st.
Baltimore, May Is, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy u Co.
Gent: The bottle Of Dr.. Stonebraker's Rat
Exterminator, purchased Of you has proved to
be death to rats. I used it only one night, &C
counted nine dead rats in the yard. They
come ont of their holes to die.
e. E. TUCKER, No. &c, n. Paca st
Ask for Dr.. Stonebraker's Rat Killer, and
'A"'' '''' ''''''' . JANNEY & CO.,
l45 King street.
f. s. LEADBEATER& CO.,
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COPARTFERsHIP NOTICES.

DISSOLUT1ON.-The eopartnership here
1 tofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm name Of HENDERSON &
AVERY, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent j. E. HENDERSON,
RICH'D. w AVERY
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have this dsy assoeIa-
ryland, under the firm name of GWIN, BECK
HAM s. CO., for the purpose of conducting 8
GENERAL COMMISSION, GROCERY and
FEED BUSINESS at No. SO, King street, OPP
peste the Corn Exchange. Thankful for the
liberal patronage extended to us heretofore we
solicit continuance Of the same to our new
house. GWlN q bEChhAM.
July II, 1867.
n. BAH persons indebted to the concern
Of Gwin s. Beckham are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, rs we desire to close our
books. jyll
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MISS REBECCA POWELL will open a
M SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
DIES, on Monday, the 18th of September next,
Her number will be limited to twelve She
will give her whole attention to their mstrue-
ton in the higher English branches, french
and Latin. She has had much experience IN
teaching, and will be aided by her father, MIR.
Charles L. Powell. For further particulars
apply to her, at her residence corner Of Duke
and WASHINGTON SITS. gu G-eo2m
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+ AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.
VIM. COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,

Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb to the most magnificent Par
lor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes
Chimneys, all kinds and Sizes Brushes. Wick,
ind al other goods in thetrade, at the most res-
sonsble prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand Lamps just received purcha-
,sd at extremely low figures, and offered at cor
respon;ng rates. All who want real bargains
il handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. NH ST
bakers BITTERS FOR DYSPEPSlA
ID Seth Arnold's Balssm for the Summer
Complaint Forrest Juniper Ter for Coughs,
Colds, &C., Buffers Pile Remedy, Helmb0lds
Ssrsapsrills for Purifying the Blood. Theabove
named Patent Medicines have all been we'll
tried, and found to be entirely ehectual in cur
ing all diseases to which they are applicable
These, together with Dr. Pinkney's Southern
Hair Restorer, and many other very valuable
preparations, have just been received and are
for sale by
an;14 WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
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nlCHMOND COLLEGE.

IL -
The next session begins October lat, 1867. IT.
struction by text books and lectures. Diplomas
granted in seven Independent schools.
EXPENSES.
Mstricu)stion and other fees. payable first Of
October ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL %
Tuition fees in three schools (the usual
number,) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..'...'..". ~ w
meuts pay ao'e - s,.e. ~. 49, 90
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MISS MARY T. WALSH will resume the
lM duties of her School on Monday, Septem-
Der 9, at her residence, No 10, south st: Asnph
street aug za-lm