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eminent paying express charges both ways the fol
lowing are the figures:
% days interest on 620s ................. s21 ~
"a days interest on August 7.30s......... Is 80

To be sent to Washington on each $1,000 81
This shows an advantage in the open market OF
SO 81 on every $1,000. Funding can only be done at
Washington, and with more delay than through
bankers at New-York.
The specie movement in New-York in 1867 COM
mares MS follows: ST f-|.
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Parties who send to this bank, or to the First Ma
tiona Fisk & Hatch, Vermilye & Co., Jay Cooke q
Co., and other bankers advertising in THE TRIBUNE
will have to pay express charges of say 50 cents for
81 900 each way and still save money, as compared
with funding at Washington.
In funding direct with the Department.. the Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-11

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
May 1o-1sSs bbls. Flour, iss bbls Whisky, $50 sacks
Corn Meal $500 BUSH Corn, 275 bush. Oats, 625 hush
Malt IS pkgs Ashes 1886 pkgs Beef l,7e4 bbis Pork, =
pkgs Cut Meats, 26S pkgs. Lard 206 bbls. Petroleum
100 pkgs Butter, $40 pkgs. Cheese.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY.
sUPRRhR CoURrQsSxRAL Hou coousrsted uoaoas win
Be called
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And secured by property valued 600 consisting Of s
peted road to III from 81 Los ssi 90 800
acres Of rich agricultural and mineral nds It's na By prOvs
ofths mortgage sold TO the Of 5000 tails
snm be redemption Ike amount Of bonds and the
holders right to take possession payment Of The
PAR value CT their any the cOmpuys lands heaas
rates mineral lands, excepted
The climate Missouri remarkably saubroas the too
psrae and mild I Agricultural resources
sIe by any part the United States OF It's minerals s
Ou and superior qualities and great abundance Tia
Cranky the cOmpanys land well fnovp sal
purer than yet known ass
along road greater quantities than the total On depods
ofPennsylv.n The Company prepared sell these lands d
from 81 to go per particulars Col ALBERT General
Land Agent, St Louis, No.
this road become, the Missouri Division sss
Atlantic sad Pacific Railroad which laEd grant Of 900
will continuous railway from st. Louis San Prss
CISCO shorter much gradients than aa other rOuta
ofthe presat limited offered Tor GALE
" the rate oS esO ae advance at the option Oth Company
For further particulars appJo
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other descriptions dull and prices in the absence OF
sales nominal.
HAY-The demand is only moderate, and prices are
heavy at asl 90 for shipping, and O. 950 10 ior re-
tail lots.
HOPS-Are quiet, but firm for homo consumptioni
sales of about 40 bales at from 30660 to growth ana
quality. -
IRON-Pig IL dull; small sales at $40 for No. Ameri-
can, and Sal dS44 for No. Scotch.
MOLASSESA fair business is doing at steady rates;
sales of 6 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 5G050c; 90 bbls
Cuba Muscovado at 5c 408 hhds and 10 tierces Porto
Rico, and 206 hhds. Demerara on private terms.
NAVAL STORES-Sprits OF Turpentlne Is dull but
steady at 6796sc. Resins are steady at 50 1903 S7 for
Common; &94 12 for Strained and a 259Ss for the bet
ter grades. Tar is dull.
OiIS-American Linseed Is firm and In fair demand at
o. S50s1 81 Fish Oils unchanged Lard Oh is dull,
but steady 8 f.-
PROYISIoNs-The Pork market is better but not act
i've for immediate delivery and the only sales OF import
ance we learn Of 500 bbls New Mess at $3 20 cash.
with offered below S23 49, For future delivery
there has been considerable activity and some 10000 bb
part last evening" at $23d 23 49, seller 90 days OF other
kinds we note sales Of 600 bbs at 2 for Old Mess S3 2i
for City do $40 Is for Old Prime, and so 400s22 80
for Thin Mess Beef is steady with fair demand sales
of bbls at e3d$l6 for common TO 1alr Plain Mess
sl79s2l for good to choice do. $2lGs25 for Extra do
ierce Beef ia scarce and nominal Beef Hams are steady
sales of 40 bbls Western at SAL so. Cut Meats firm
but not very acve sales of only 30 pke Picked should
ers az 9c Bacon steady sales OF 3 boxes at lie Tor
Long Cut Hams; 12.0i2ac for Short Clear and 1000
loose Short Ribbed at llc Lard has become very du
but prices are mer sales OF 600 pigs at l2s0Sc LOT
No for City l361ic for fair to prime steam
and 3s 913Ic for Kettle Renderedthe latter rate an
xtr
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
Us $40 Coup G2 ~ 6s $40 Cp65 6s 500 Cod65ni
5000 small 1914 5000. ,106 100000
u s 0s $40 Coup '6i u S Ga go Reg 65 n
1000 1864 s,O00...........lOS
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS oftbe HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, og
election Of THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Or the ensuing VII b
CITY MONDAY June TO- 1851 Polls will be opea from u
un sad much longer Rot Deyond me setting OF tne sun ~
the Inspectors ind receive ne voice
Of electors presenting themselves
Ths Transfer Books will closed from O'Clock n, the ea
80 ACOUSTICS SCHELI, Secretary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER s.

The RECENT ApPORTIONNfENT OF representa-
ton in the proposed Convention continues to be
much discussed, and, in many instances COM
planned of. The Fredericksburg Herald says
for instance: "Why should Orange county and
Louisa county, our neighbors, be each entitled
to q separate delegate, and Spottsylvania-
which has all the requisites for delegate-be
grouped with two other counties, in which the
blacksshaYe small najorities, and this aggre-
gate elect three delegates? Is it because
Spottsylyania would elect white delegate
Fauquier and Rappahannock, both white
the one largely-has all its large excess thrown
away. Prince William and Stafford, with
their preponderating white majority, are group
ed, whilst Fairfax and Alexandra each elect
separately. Fauquier aud Fairfax might have
been grouped without violence to geographical
position, and so might Prince William and
Fairfax, and Stafford and King George"
The Richmond Wing publishes the official
returns of the first registration in the different
counties. While full returns of the second
registration have not been received at head
quarters, still enough is known from the coun-
ties heard from to show that it will not change
the relative strength of the white and colored
vote more than few hundred either way.
We subjoin some Of the neighboring counties /:
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MARRIED..

At Canning, King George county, Va, on the
18th ult, by the Rev. VIM. Friend of Port
Royal, HENRY V. TURNER to CARRIE
George county, Va.
At St. Stephens Church, Culpeper Q; e., on
the 1st Instant by Rev. John Cole JAMES b.
DEFY, Of Norfolk, Va, to Miss GEORGIA
POWELL, daughter of Mayor II. 4. Hill, OF
Culpeper.
On the 2GLh ultimo Mt the residence Of the
brides father, j. Y Menetee, esq, by Rev: X.
II. Brown, Lieut. VIM +. AN DEKSON to
Miss VI. L. MENEFEE, alI Of Washington,
Rappahannock county.
On the 10th utimo, i'll Warrenton, by Rev.
H. H. Wyer, Mr. PETER REID to Miss SA-
RAH f. HARRELL, both Of War; On county
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

The Richmond Whig in publishing The full
list, says: La fifty-three Of the counties and
cities the whites have majorities, while in
forty-nine the majorities are on the side Of the
blacks. 1t will be ascertained, however, upon
an examination of the apportionment, that ow-
ing to the arrangement Of districts, upon pure
division of races, the blacks may elect fifty nine
of the one hundred and five delegates to CON
stitute the convention, while the whites would
elect only forty. six
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

The STATE CONVENTION. We, like many
of our fellow citizens in Virginia, are opposed
to holding Convention, and shall vote against
it, let all remember whatever their individual
views may be on this subject, that at the time
they vote for or against Convention,
delegates are to be voted fer to represent us,
provided majority of the registered voters
of the State are 10 favor of calling it. Let
them, therefore, vote, in all cases, for sound
intelligent, reliable Conservative men, who will
not aid in subiectng them to the Radical rule
of the Radical party
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
ALEXANDRIA nj ARkET


The market was quite active this morning,
the attendance on Change being good, and the
bidding spirited Flour is without quotab!e
change Wheat very active, and prices well
maintsinei Sales of $50 bushels common white
at 235 and 240, and 800 bushels rcd ut 2'5, 2lO
and 245 for fair to good no primo offered. Sales
of 200 bushels white Corn at l2Gal27, and l25
bushels mixed atl26 Sales of $50 bushels Oats
at G2aG3. Rye unchanged with sales at l@O.
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NJ Al Rim LII 8 Il .
PORT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OIsI Ut 1f1' y It y y 1870
ARRIVED.
Schr j. S. Bragdon, Newcomb, Boston, plas
ter to w. A. Smoot u Co.
Schr. Edwin Reed, Howls, Boston, plaster tc
W. A. Smoot & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Gibson, Fuller, New York, by
II. G.. Winship.
Steamer James S. Green, lnman, New York
by NJ Eldridge u Co,
Steamer Express, Nickle, Baltimore, by }
BrOders Sc Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

Garlbaldi, it will be seen, chafes under his
recent arrest, and gives trouble in Italy, TO
those who would hold him in"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05
TT +. HENRY1S SCHOOL.
$1,000 900 IN wATcnE @ !

FOR SALE o. TnE POPULAR
"a o. L pRICE T L 4 \ 1as%
GIvIIG EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not 10 be Paid Tor unless perfectly sat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

WEhaye received no copy of the Leesburl
Wsshingtonian this week.
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ID Esb.

Of typhoid fever, September 18th, 1867, nea
Houston, Texas, JOSEPH NJ, second son @
Albert e. Chambln, ST, Of Fauquier county
aged about II years,
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COMMISSION ER'S SALE.

By virtue of Il decree Of the County Court for
Prince William county, Virginia. rendered at
its August term, 1867, in the cause Of Oliver l..
Chappell vs. l.. Hink and others, the under
signed Is Commissioner Of Sale therein named,
will offer TO- sale at public auction, in front Of
the Court HoUsc, at Er"ntsvillc, in said coun-
ty, on MONDA I, the 18th day Of Novem Der,
1867, Court day 1t Il III al that TRACT or
LAND, situated about two miles east Of Brents.
vile, which was conveyed to Oliver p. Chap
pell by Richard Windsor ana wife The same
being portion Of the property known as = Wal
nut Hill, - and containing THREE II HUNDRED
ACRES. There is q comfortable HOUSE Hrzh
on the land and good orchard. The ltzaa
land is said to be well timbered.
TERMS-Onc tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash and the residue in four equal
instruments, nj e. H. Is and "a months, with
interest; the bonds Of the purchaser, with good
security to be taken for the deferred payments,
the title to be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid. ALBERT STU ART,
Prince VIM. co, 90 5-.!AWts Comm +.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

According toa Washington dispatch, III
Alabama Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi
South Carolina and Texas, the colored voters
are in the majority, while in Arkansas, Geor
gia, North Carolinaa Virginia, the white 70
ters are in the ascendancy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
4 LEXANDRlA ran Doxo

A LExAN sDKdnJ, FOR BOYS,
ruARIES +, POWELL, PKlacIPAL.
Tue exercises OF this School viii be resumed
on Monday, the 10th Of Septetp, Or next At the
corner Of Duke and Washington streets.
TIE Ms
Preparatory Department. per qu"rteF'''''o, % W.
= uii'oi 1;s rI,se II 80
Most Advanced Glass, 10 w
MI G. eo2m CHAS l.. POWELL, A. NJ.
NaISS REBECCA POWELL will open u
lSH SELECT SCHOOL FOR IOUN NJ LA
DIES, on Monday, the 10th Of September next.
Her number will be limited t" twelve. nhe
will give her whole attention to their lnslruc-
ton in the higher English branches, French
and Latin She has had much experience in
teaching, and will be aided by her father Ar.
Charles il. Powell. For further particulars
apply to her. at her residence, corner Of Duke
end WASHINGTON sts.- au G-eO2m
TpISCOPALIl HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
A. Th1ee miles NEST Of Alerandria, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session Of this
Institution commences on the 10Th OF SepteIn-
Der. with the following Instructors:
Rev WIN. +. GAKDNEK, (UnlV, Ea.( Rector
JAMES NJ. GARSETT, NJ. A, (UnV Vs.
W PIYCKNEy MASON, GU. 5. Naval Ac'dy.}
TERMs.-S3OO per session, with no extra
charges, payable semi-annualiy IN advance.
For further information address tne ~ NGISo'
' '
Theological Seminary p. o., Fairfax CO., Va.
jy OFT
1g,HE DUTIES OF MISS MARKS SEAL
4 NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES will be
resumed on Monday, the 10th Of Scptem Der.
Every effort will be made for the improve,
lnent Of the pupils, physically, morally ana
mentally The services Of AL efficient incIity
will be procured to meet the cXlgenrIc5 OF lho
school, 49,.
dollars according to the advancement OF the
student. French German and Music al FRO
| fess0r's charges
The school room is eligibly situated in the
rear of her residence, 2l4, King st.
| Miss Mark respectfully requests those IN Ar
rears for tuition for the last year, to cancel Their
| bills at their earliest convenience aHl'. com
LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, situated al
n Hydraulion Hall, No 43, n Royal street.
| The Tenth Annual Session Of this School com
menccd on Monday, September "a, ana VIII
| continue till the last Of June.
CHARGES,
(By the Quarter Session Of .! mouths
Senior GLASS. pow
| intermediate Class I.U
Junior Glass wv
| Applications for admission may be made al
! the school room to
sep 3-tf JOHN S. BEACH, Principal.
u E. HENRYs SCHOOL,
IL. =
This School for Boys, established in the year
| 1857, will commence It's next annual session on
Monday, the 9th Of September. 49,.
! Terms of Tuition, per quarter, advance, ~,
| $40 and SD, depending upon the branches
| taught. aug l9--tl
aas- Persons who may wish to see the sub,
scriber on business, can find MIN vi his school
room, in the Lyceum Building, ON any day,
| between the hours Of and ~ clock ~
| SEP 2O-tf II. f. HENR4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

Colonel Befger, formerly quartermaster at
Baltimore, who was tried during the war by
q court-martial aud acquitted, and afterwards
dismissed by Mr.. Stanton, has made applica-
ton to be reinstated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

SHARP PRACTICE,-W have heard Of

SHARP PRACTICE have heard OF a
sharp trick of a couple Of Northern men, IN
this county. 1t appears that Northern man.
No l went to a respectable farmer and bar
gained for his farm, finally promising to pay
$4,000 for it. Shortly after Northern man No.
. came along and offered ST. 900 for the same
property. The farmer, unsuspec'lrg the T"se,
went to Northern man No. to get released
from the $4,000 sale which he finally accHmp
lished by paying 50, 900 as retract money ur"i
looking for the $4,000 dollars ii had Hell
There is no doubt but that both were play ny
into each Others hands, and divided the
So, 900 between them. Toerably sharp practice
that p Winchester Ne1CS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, 500 to $1,000
100 Magic Cascd Gold Watches, 200 TO 800
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled, 100 10 200
200 Gold Hunting Chr0ntcr Watches, 25O to 800
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 10 80
300 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches; $50 to zoo
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, 100 to $50
800 Silver Hunting Levers, 80 10 $50
500 Silver Hunting Duplcycs, - TO 200
800 Gold Ladies' Watches, 30 TO 20
1000 Gold Hunting Lcpincs, 20 TO .
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 80 70 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, % 10 oU
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds. TOTO -
10" Every patron obtains a Watch by tins
arrangement costing but SO, while it may be
worth 81 900 no partiality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the ar
ticlc5, are placed in sealed envelopes and we'll
mixed Holders are entitled 10 the articles
named on their certificate upon payment OF ten
Dollars whether it be q Watch worth - 80 or
one worth less. The return Of any Of our Ger
tiicates entities yol to the article named there
on upon payment irrespective OF rs worth, ana
as no article valued less than so Is named on
is no lottery, but straightforward Legitimate
transaction, which may be participated IN even
by the most lastidinus.
A single certificate will be sent by mail post
paid upon recci pt Of - cents, five for ~, eleven
for 81, thirty three and elegant premium for s.,
one hundred and most superb watch Tor Sl3--
70 A gents, or those wishing cmployment this
is n rare opportunity It is Il lcgitimalc!y con-
Quoted business, duly auth oriZcd ny the Gov
eminent, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try rs WRIGHT, BRO. " CO.,
Importers, lGl, Broadway,
sep 28-Gm New YORK.
VALUABLE FISHERIES TO RENT. !
0ilcr for rent the Fishery linoWnas MARSH
HALL, on the Potomac River about % miles
below A!exandria.
Also, PLUM TREE FISHERY, which fronts
on Occoquan river and bay. This shore is con-
sidercd one Of the best on the river for winter
shad, rock; perch and bunch fish.
Possession given December lst, 1867.
JOHN NAGLE. Jr.
Proposals for renting will be received by
BRENT ~ WATTLES,
Sc l1-co4w Attorneys ut Law, G8! Prince st.
WELL MATERIAL!
VEIL MATERIAL!
[ have on hand, and am in constant receipt Of
every style Of Vel Material, consisting Of
Grapes, Grenadines, Tissues, Beregcs, Black
Silk Net, Lace Wells, &c, all Of which are Of
lered at prices which cannot fail to please.
sep2l CHAS. w. GREEN, King st.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Re-
~ giStered Bond, No. p, for $500 AlcXan-
dria Corporation, issued to me on the 4th Of
March, 1856, having been lost, L shall apply to
the city Council of Alexandria, for the issue Of
. new bond in place of the one lost.
all 10-eO2m j. NJ. p. ATKINSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

Senator Frelnghuysen, in speech at New
ark, N. j., on Wednesday evening, in speak
ing of the public debt said that this genera
ton ought never to attempt to pay dollar Of
the principal Of it. '"The next generation will
be larger in number and in wealth, and bur
den that would break the back of one man can
be borne easily by two"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

GREAT CONTINUANCE FOR RAILROADS.
We yesterday witnessed the action of the steam
syphon pump at the Central railroad depot, in
with full head of water in two minutes
Practical railroad men present were enthusiast
tic in their concentrations of its advantages
and engineers and fremen at once commenced
to give list of the stations along the road
where it can be used so as to economic time
and labor. Major VIM. B. Richards, who has
the Improvement in hand and who seems de-
termined that tie Southern railroads shall not
be without it, is we'll known in this and other
Southern States as gentleman of great prac-
ticol mechanical experience. Whfg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

The proposition for passing bill, early in
the coming session Of Congress, providing for
the suspension Of the President from the duties
of his Office, in case Of his Impeachment, and
pending his trial. continues to be urged The
persons engaged in this new scheme, contend
that when articles Of impeachment are sent to
the Senate the President would be Virtually"
under arrest; and they further argue that the
President in suspeading Mr. Stanton, although
he acted under the provisions of the Tenure of
Office Bill, has established precedent which
the House can follow, as they Insist that if the
Senate refuses to sustain the removal Of Stan
ton be will be restored to the War Office, and
that if the Senate refuse to find Mr. johnson
guilty, he would be restored to bis Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

FOREIGN News. -Garbaldi persistently re
fused to give his parole not to engagein any
hostile enterprise against the Papal States In
the meantime, the Italian Government hoping
to allay the popular excitement, gave orders for
the transfer Of the prisoner to his home at Ca
prera without insisting upon parole. The
General was accordingly taken to the island,
where he was apparently set at liberty. Soon
after his arrival, he suddenly disappeared from
the island, and succeeded in escaping to the
mainland but his movements had been carefully
watched, and he was again arrested and sent
back to Caprera, where he now remains under
guard.
A despatch from Alexandria, Egypt, an,
nounces the arrival there of the steamer Qua
ker City with the American excursion party
on board.
1t is said that Sir Angus 3. Paget, at pres
emit British Minister at Florence, will be appoint
ed Ambassador to the United States, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Sir Frederick
Bruce.
The committee appointed to proceed to
America and investigate the state of affairs of
the Atlantic and Great Western railroad have
returned to England. At meeting of the COM
pany thay made their report which is regarded
as highly satisfactory by the stockholders.
It is said that at recent meeting of Napo.
Icon and Francis Joseph, at Salzburg, an
understanding was come to as to the person
whom they would support for successor to Pope
Plus Ninth.
Extensive operation in grain recently made
by the Government and French mercantile
houses have reduned the Snecie balance In the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

Horace Greeley writes that it will be "hard
work" in the State of New York, to have any
State Constitution ratified that allows the
colorea people to vote, and if the proposition
to give women the right to vote, had been put
in the Constitution it would stand no chance
who 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

The National Intelligencer 1.-The
patriotic Gen. Logan, whose loyalty at the
commencement of the rebellion was unques-
toned and undisputed, only charges six thous-
aud dollars for stumping Ohioio the Radicals.
There is love of country for you!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

RE-oPEN1Na THE REGIsTR ALTON LISTS. On
Tuesday, the 9th of October the Registration
Boards will hold through out Virginia their last
session, on which occasion all who have hither-
to failed to register from any cause will be af-
forded an opportunity to do so, and the names
of all who have improperly registered will be
stricken off on proof of the fact being submitted
Unlike the previous sittings, the Registering
officers will meet only a. one place in each
county, viz: at the Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-05

WARRENToN ITBAs. The residence Of Mr..
w, b. Hurxthall, near this place, was burned,
about four O'Clock on the morning of the first
instant. The fire originated on the upper
floor, and is supposed to have been caused by
rats nibbling thus igniting some matches which
had been left exposed The family escaped
uninjured and saved most of the furniture.
The store Of Mr.. A. w. Utterback, was
entered on Saturday night, with false key,
this being the second time, and the cash drawer
stripped Of It's contents, which was small
amount Wa,venton Sentinel
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GOLD.

GOLD.
New York, Oct 5.-Gold to-day, l444.