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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
LBERr II. NIcoLAy
NO q PINE STREET SsW YORK
press and Mining stocks receive SPECIAL attention
ALL PARTIES WISHING TO LOAN OR OBTAIN
New re oss 0'
Is Paris make advances on American securities and cash
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POS sALE.TnRD AVENUE HAILsoAp. srocK
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PIANOrORTEs.

4 LADY, WHO IS IN WANT OF MONEY, WANTS TO
"A sell her Piano which e sir octave Instruments YER
Please call Immediately at oal sixth avenue. Foretf
street in the watch store.
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A MEXICAN PAsTrMEs.
n Dock Of American Pastimes containing history Of
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-28
uLOTHs. CAsSIMEREs, Sc.

We have lust received another addition 70
our stock of Cloths and Cassimere5, TO which
we would call the attention Of those in want.
mv2l W[TMER u SLAYMAkEk.
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8 s z,.s.557s7TiH= p GAZETTE.
1sarr1R=DAY .Bv RNING. SEPTEMBER 28
LoU j [ COUNTY.

La
The. following Commissioners of Election
have been appointed by the President OF the
Board of Registration, in this county, to assist
the-Registering officers in each district, to con
duct the election on the 22d OF October
- lst. Mag. 4 Dist, Voting Precinct, Gum
Sufing-Jonathan w. Nixon, Thomas w.
Roskinson, s. Arss Buokner.
"s1l2d. Mag. Dist, Voting Precinct, Dover
George W. Shuman, Henry WhItlock, John
Sd, Mac. Dist, Voting Precinct, Unison
Claiborne Kendall, Joseph Nichols, John ".
- 4th.: Mag Dist, Voting Precinct, Round
Hills. Thornton Nichols, James Fl. Hoge,
Bernard Janney. - ~
: : sth, Mag. Dist, Voting Precinct, HILLSIDE
rough-DaVid iShriycr, Ell A. Love, JamcsC.
Janney. ti as8aai
9Th. Mag. Dist, Voting Precinct, Lovetts-
vie-Jonas P. Schooey, Joseph IL. Fry,
Gideon Householder
7th Mag. Dist, Voting Precinct, Water
ford--Asa NJ. Bond, Ebcnezer. Grub, Joseph
James. IS t1FI
i 9th. Mag Dist, Voting Preciuct, LeesblTg
.-Wm. Lack, Joseph D, Kelly, John W.
Galleher, John W, Forsyth, James f. tinker
Charles E. Evard.
: 9th. dag. Dist, Voting Precinct, Hughes
8 ..ille-Isaac NJ. Hoge, Amos Hughes, Eli
10Th, Mag. Dist. Voting Precinct, Guilford
John A. Ashton, John S. Ely, James W.
Whaley. - Leesbwg Washingtonian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-28

Ct. IN kEWA ARD - Was stolen from the sub
tpt)U scrber living near PWcellyllle, Loot
doun county, Va, on the night of the 2lst inst,
q BROWN MARE, about IL hands high, . or
6 years old last spring, with small star in her
forehead, heavy name and tail, gear MARKS on
her left side, name rubbed of by collar, 81 10"
carriage hind feet turn out slightly, and Is 4
heavy and dnll goor will give $25 for the re-
cnvery of the mare, or any information lending
to the same, and SO for the apprehension and
conviction of the thief SAM'I4. HOUGH.
IOud0iln co sep 25-N@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-28

HTNK. TONEBRAKEk'S"
IL RAT EXTERMlN ATOk
The surcst eXtcrminator Of rats ever offered to
the public.
Read The following certificates from the cIt-
zcns OF Baltimore, SIS to It's merit a. a raj des-
troyrr:
Baltimore May H. 1867.
Mcssra. Clotw"rthy " Co.
Gent: My Warehouse, on Howard street, WAS
completely nverrun by rats. used bottle of
"Dr. Stunebruknr's" Rat kNterminator, and
truly, it is an exlerminstur. 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had no return Of
them and it has been four months since | used IT,
VIM. H. IANDsTREET,
Corner Howard and German streets.
Baltimore. May II, 1867.
Messrs. CEotworthy y Co.
Gent: We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store. DR.. Stonobraker's Rat TX
tcrrninator being highly recommended to u.s.
we used one bottle Of it, and it proved itself
worthy the high recOmm, ndMtlon& it had re-
ceiveI rs Rat Destroyer. We have not been
troubled with rats since the first ght used H.
HOPKINS, HARDER & KEMP.
Baltimore May -, 1867.
Messrs. Cl"tworthy i Co.
Gent: The bottle Of Or. StOncbrakers Kat
EXtcrminator purchased Of you, has proved to
be death to rats. l used it only one night, ac-
cordng to directions, and the next morning l
counted nine dead rats in the yard. They
come out Of their holes to die.
Il. E TUCKER, no. %, N. Paca st
Ask for Dr.. Stonebrakel's Rat Killer. and
I'm ~ ''''''. ''' '' JANNEY & co,
l45, King street.
ELS. LEADBEATER & CO.,
aug 8-3m Wholesale gents
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MMIsSIO RCHAHrs

j. K. SMOOT, j. w. FRY
Formerly Of Alcxa., Va. Culpeper c. f y,
TTAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED tho,'
IL selves at Culpeper G. H., Va, for the Srt
pose Of conducting q general PRODUCE, FHHIp5
WARDiNG and COMMISSION BUSINES sc
under the firm name of
SMOOT g. FRY.
They respectfully solicit orders for the nm,
chase Of Grain, Flour Bacon, Slmac. Hav t S,a
and consignments OF Fish, Salt, Leather. I'M
Plaster, Furniture, sc. OrIcrs for the ' nue.
chase OF produce filled. and sale: Of con. I,,'
mcnts promptly accounted for. s"-
Cupcpcr G. H., sep 20-3!n
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naRS. ALIENS IMPROVED HAIR RE
Yl HTOREK, containing the two preparations
in one, which makes it the best and cheapest
Hair Restorer and Dresser in use.
For sale by HENRY t''Oh,
sep 20 50 and go, King street.
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u T. A. l. Il 8 II a Il h
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William T.. ATW ELL,
WOOD AND COAL.

rOAL LII co Ii
Y At No. e. Ii street.
JOHN LEATHEKLAND, AGENT,
Dealer in
NTHRACITE COAL
b the car load or singh ton.
Pure lIehigh warranted.
I.orberry Red ASH from original mine.
I.yken's Valley Soft Red Ash.
Best Locust Mountain White Ash.
Also Cumberland Coal, for sale low for cash
All orders, left at 2G. King street, Will be
punctually attended TO- aug 5-Gm
TtOAL-SIXTY TONS GOAL-suitablc for
v stoves or furnaces for sale below the cur.
rent rates at the Lime-kiln, on Glbbon st.:
iv2 THOMAS SMITH.
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M ORE NEW GOD S.

----------------------
MORE NEW GOODS.
We are now prepared to offer to wholesale
and retail purchasers, great bargains IN a!in0sI
every description Of DRY GOODS, GARRETT
INGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c.
We can only name in part
Linen and Cotton Shoetings, Pillow Linens
and Cottot S, Counterpanes. Doylies, Napkins
Towels, ToWeing Of every description Table
Damask, Bleached and Bfown; Wine Cloths,
Shifting Linen, Cuttons, Benched and Brown,
of every kind; Blue Domestics, Ticlsings,
Checks, Gnghams, and al kinds of Gloves,
Hosiery and N Notions. ,,,,.,,,
GOODS, such us 81, A and GA superior all
wool Mousins, Florentines. Byzantines,, Tam
mertines Bombazines Hernanies, Iameso
Cloth, Challies, Canton Cloth, Alpacass, Pure
Mohairs, Silk Grenadines, Berage; aud Loyc
Vols; also, fine line Of English Grape Wells,
rom So SO to $40.
We have also received another large supply
of those elegant Black Gros. Grain Silks, rang
ing from So SO TO $3.50 per yard.
We have also splendid rich lnstre Gro. dc
Rhine and Semper Idem Silks in Black, Green,
Blue, Brown and other coloIs. ~,,,,>
NETS both hard and soft finish; Nalnsooks
and Muls, plain and barred White Organizes
A and 8-4 wide, some oltheln very line; PLAIN,
barred and striped Swiss Muslinsi whitcand col
ored Piques, Organdies, Lawns. Percus, Linen
Lawns, figured and plain.
We have good assortment Of Silk and Cloth
Mantels, newest styles; also, ShaWls and Lace
Points.
A very large stock Of Cloths, Cnssmeres and
Linen Goods for gents wear; Cassimcres, Cot.
tnnades and Linens, suitable for boys veal.
Japanese Ties for gcntlcmen, Il new "rLi /"
and very fashionable But we must forbear. -
We can only add our stock is very complete,
and If prices that cannot fail to please.
Cur New York correspondents keep us con-
stanty advised rs to the stale Of the mar ct,
and it is not our purpose to hold any goods nj
pricas above their market value.
We invite an examination of our stock.
nv --tf WILMER Il SHAY NJ AK CIR.
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m BOXES ADAMANTINE CANDLES,
~ p gross HunnePs Extract OF Coffee, .
boxes Starch, 5 boxes pure Ground Pepper,
case Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch, gross War
reu's Yeast Powder, in store and tor sale by
AVERY i DAVIDSON,
san Id 226 King ST., cor. Alfred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-28

T INSEED OIL-both raw and boiled also,
II Lewiz's Pure White Lead dry and in oil ;
French and American Znc English Venetian
Red, Lamp Black, Chrome Green. Brown la
pan, Patent Dryer, Zine Dryer, Chrome Vel
low, Vandyke Brown, &C., received and for
sale by HENRY COOK,
sep II 50 and 22O, King street
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

QS ARNOLD u FIELD, 90
ERCHANT TAlLO RS,
Have removed from No 50 to No, S3, hlng
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive cs!l from
their friends, or any one in want OF suit OF
good clothes We have on hand and are re-
cciving good line of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTl SOS
LINENS, &c,
which we will mako to order, vary low, for IN"
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTM NJ
where you will always find the atoat styles.
We will furnish
w HI TIE $ ii II $
as oheap ne they can be had al retail III fh!i!,,
deiphia Warranted to fit and wear well. Call
and see us, Ut No. S', King ST., ; doors west OF
Roval aug l--tf
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EERTILIZERs FOR THE FALL TRADE

NO PERUVIAN GUANO, of latest i'm
portation. ..
Bone Dust.
Andrew Goes Decomposed Animal Ammo
mated Phosphate.
Baughs Raw Boae Phosphate
Farmers Excelsior.
Patapsco Cos. Ammoniated Soluble Phos-
Bone Dust, in good order for drilling of our
own manufacture unboiled Bones. Cal,
always be relied upon as being genuine ana
pure Iii the best and most permanent Fer
ilizer now before the public.
Highest cash price paid for Bones:
j. p. BARTHOLOW,
No. Is, King street, alexandria, Va
SO slim $50, It'll street, Washington.
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HARDWARE, &c.

JAMES w NAILs THOS HE'LL
IAMES w. MALLS & CO.,
HARDW WARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in all kinds Of
Bull IN NJ A Il + r l IL )
Such as Sashes, Doors, Blinds. Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster
Hydraulic Cement Roofing Felt and Pitch
Window GIass from 6x6 to 32x48 White Lead
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes. Lamps, Coal OIL
and general assortment Of Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed and glass cut TO order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country. 49, hlNt ifhEi,
27-tf corner Columbus, Alexandra
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nj & w q o D ID s.
We are now receiving large additions to our
stock, and name in part
Hoop Skirts, in Is different styles and sizes
White and Colored Flannes.
Heavy and Fine Caption Flannels.
Kentucky Jeans and kerseys.
Satnets and Virginia Cloths
New styles Calicoes all prices.
Bleachcd and Bro. COttons.
Pillow case and Sheeting Cottons.
Heavy Drillings for sails and bnggngi with q
full assortment Of Stockings, Gloves, Hhndker-
Chiefs AID all goods in our lne which we are
determined to sell at the lowest cash prices.
RObMkT Il. WOOD,
au 20 Now Store cor. King u Fari,ax Sta
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DELTA.
IRON THE onASGEuuRG SKws.1
The Election.

The election for delegates to the Great
Union Republican Convention came off at
lEasterlins Mill in the Third Precinct on the
Il 9th and Goth inst. One hundred and thirty
five votes were pollcd, all by the blacks, not
the first white man voting. The negroes went
as a unit for the red ticket Loaded by Ran
dolph Tho native candidates of the District
were anconncc in the matter, not single vote
being cast for any of them. The negroes were
very much pleased with their new privilege
and seemed to enjoy its exercise exceedingly.
Emanuel pou was the chosen one of Israel to
load his sable brethren out Of the wilderness.
He had boon well instructed how to conduct
the ncophytcs through tho difficult task of
"yotins right" Emanuel nttnchcd great
deal of importance to the dignity of tho posi-
ton, which had been sppointcd for him, as
was plainly visible at o glance. lie spared
nethcr his time nor i,; !aljofs, 'j;&4 'j;&4 remained
during both days calling up each voter in turn.
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to SEQ that he had the right tickot, that he
put it in the rieghtplace.s Not oneia ten know
|forlyhom they Yyfo voting, aadsp9ne knew
|what lFdt they wdFg va'ing fsy' cohstary to Or
dors,a few caiP9 4 g ssmed Ebpt disturballee g
Twas created ssOhp chap on being Informed
this would pfobsBiy be the last tine they
would vote. replied that Gas long asittorc was
any Voting tO>be )dpnq,' tho blacks would vote
or die" "You do not wish to scos awar of
saees, ':qsksdeqbystanqer. Il dc, ,nosSarc how,
Gi,hck f itlcorthd lcorthds,s b answered the 'iarkcy.
PAYsAN.
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THE !:I3- & ORANGEBU n { NEWS.
.iliia h-.=:lt 2 i !. +.l -
SATURDAYnNOyEMBER2 23, 1867.

lIhi2e acc reserre to oursclves 'Ml rightof d,.f-
niaf oarosr pdliticdz position tzy y4,,saas of on,
editorial Eo'un,,,s; ,ce~ ~,rM ;Lepleasea tepubhh
o0"tTl"tS4. dn Pr 4 .fe41o,yr-eaiseus 1,y apon hhe
nsnd 'rhefhcr,, Mci: 6l,ini5hs roTacHlc 9th ons
81 nit. ~ t7iktth9 armpt1c,;, ace eoaxilcr,
shomltfdc az idt1er ofithe ut,fious shade$of pm,
,u4t, sentinent aM TIC seqiion eticonn.,y a. ,ehich
g cireF4utes 0w. se99lmAS ae opfa, te,s5tore,
,!tSr tSr ",y coPmnn aatioaa proicyIy wrHruSdfHcd
pnm'ca by Responsible hnnir,, ,,',,m p,rsonal u.
their character, nor uLs"intrIy i4jdrioa,s IN Ma!t
tchdtncy.'nnr irr .:ao9 .a,,. :, . aa
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AISO

4 LADY rs DESTROYS OF Or
IN TANNING Situation as TEACHER, either
in Family, in n School She is competent to
Teach the English Branches and Music both On the
Piano and Guitar. The best of references can bc
given. if required Address +. H..
l,arc Holmes Book House.
oct l0--tf Charleston, s, G.,
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What White Mel Can Do!gl

We haycr fow more instances of what can
be done BY tho energy ofwlitc men. Let our
people all Try t; do likewise l'''.lI@aa's
VA worthy citizen, of the Fork, with two
mallsons ,.matlc 400 bushels corn, GO bushels
Rice, / bales Cotton, and plenty Of oil kinds
fof ploVisions. A coloretl fimily working o,,
the same plantation, superior In forcc 10 the
above, made 20 bushels Corn, light balo Of
Cotton, 10 bushels Rice, and other articles Of
produec.in proportion up4 ,i. saii8
Another gentleman of the same section, who
is one Of our best practical planters, with 3
white laborers, and one or two half hands made
"a crop fully equal in every respect to that of
30 colorcd working hands on tho same ground
in former seasons.
Another friend of ours, in another part OF
the Fork, with 3 plow hands and 3 hoe hands
all White, made 500 pounds indigo . bales
Cotton: $50 bushels Corn, l50 bushels Peas
80 bushels Rice 800 gallons Syrup ran q
Grist Mill for Tic. benefit of himself and
neighbors, made Finders and Potatoes in abun.
dance, rcaliTcd ono hundred dollars from the
sale of Watcrmclons, all OH lands counted
poor We like this system of Agriculture
out people must no 'longcr trust to making
money out Of one leading staple; they inuat
pay tl,cir attention to diversity OF crops: and
make each contribute its quota to the profits Of
the ychr. This is the only SYSTEM Of plantin.
that will pay in these days on our average
lands. ''''' ''''.'" u ''.''' a
T. Whilo. on this subject, VIC notice on the
part Of our most Intelligent land owncrs, a dis
position TO substitute small forces of white men
for the large gangs of colorcd laborcrs they
have heretofore employed. We have heard of
several, who have sent on orders to General
Wagener, State Commissioner Of Immigration,
for white laborcrs from the number who arc
now expected i'll a few days from Germany by
sailing vessel direct to Charleston. It would
be woll for our people to give this subject due
| consideration, in time to make their arrange
incnts for tho coming year; for, ''by the Etcrn-
al" this shall be white mans country
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AND

by virtue Of the same order, will sell nj Orange
burg ON Tho first Monday in January, 1858 for one
half cash, the balance II credit of six months Ia
be secured by bond, with interest from date paya-
bic annually, so long ns any money is due OH it, and
morgngc Of the premises with covenant Of re-
sale in of breach oc the condition of tho bond
]. All that Tract whi.'. was of Nuke a. Yon, de-
ceased. lying on East Goodland Swamp, in Orange
burg District, containing seven ~ or eight (S) hun
drcd ncros, more or less, and bounded north hy
lands of II. u. Argoe, east and west by lands of
Mrs. Rebcca Corhct and south by lands of r. &
Sncy.
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Iron THE oRANaEBuRG SEws.]
BnANcnvILLE, s. c., Nov. 20, 1867.

Mr.. EHitor: The election for Convention
commenced here on yesterday at o'clock a.
NJ, but long before Z, the negroes could be
seen emerging from every country road which
leads into town, with their stops i'll directed to
the polling place for the purpose of exc cising
and enjoying that privilege which they never
before knew, and pcryerting the ends of JUS
ticc aud order, by casting their first vote, not
in fyor of merit, but in favor of party. ]
would like to ask the freedmen who have voted,
if it has procured for them the ncccssarics of
lifc, or contributed anything to their comfort.
No, their condition is no better, and they will
have to work, and look to the rebels still for
their living deriving no benefit whatever from
tic privilege of the ballot-box assigned to them
by their pretended Yankee friends, who first
sold them into slavery. Some were oxultng in
full confidence Of securing 100 acres of land
as soon MS thcy could cote. We would like to
know how many of them sleep upon shcir own
land tonight, and drink the milk of their own
COWS for supper, And thus will they I've,
until they share tho lot oflmortality, and then
their memories will be ophemcral, But wp are
pleased 10 say they conducted themselves quiet
py; morc so ia,ap we expected. u.
CITIZEN.
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