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GOLD.
GOLD.
NLM NnnK. Nn.IliL 3 jNlI 10 day, llUi
ssuxNrsa,Y AND COM EisCEAH..

ALrxANuE.A MARKET, August" The mar.
l;ct closes fiat nrd inuninntc, with II decline III
prices of W heat and Corn Flour Is unaffected,
ouotations remaining uncImM@cd, and h"lder:
firm Wheat is dropping, and prices have de-
cline /, good red selling NJ 2I3a22!', aud far
white At A25 Offering. about 1860 bushels
Sale. Of about 1900 bushels Corn At lUI for
white and mixcd-, decline Of 2o3c. Rye has
slightly improved, there bcing sale at FL
Nn1s nn.rtlleL, snlcs being rep0rtc4 at 1ttGOc.
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Some of the farmers in the vicinity Of Mar
,ins6urg, are using threshing machines driven
by steam They will thresh thousand bu-
shells OF grain per day, and clean it so thorough
ly as to prepare it for The mill CT market.
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The Washington Chronicle calls Brownlow,
the noble old Governor OF Tennessee = The
question is, not what constitutes State--but
what constitutes mobility
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

A correspondent pathetcally ioquires, it
River Regattas generally are like The Potomac
River Regatta last Thursday? ?" Not knowing
can't say-but We should think it would de-
pend very much on the ao!nd
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1t is "reported'' that "a roll Of greenbacks
and bag of gold" has been found hid away
in an old cellar in Fredericksburg. But the
jnder has not been found
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"a ROWLAND FOR AN G.IVEE. ~ he
Registrars at DumlrieS obstruct II registration
if accounts DE true. One man W. $ 0h1tc!c1 /"
because he was charged with den ln& IN block,
ade goods. He admitted the fact, but Htateo
that he purchased the goods from; oae al me
registrars present, who had run be b'oc'd>ic
with them -Eiel2erickSL1nu Xeluh I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

At co!orcd Radical meeting in Richmond,
on Tuesday night, John Oliver spoke Of the
low white men, such as Morriss and his set,
who were attempting, by bootllcking and rot
ont vhiskev, to gain the lavors and votes Of
the colorcd people These men never neglect
ed to abuse the colored men who had intelli-
ocnce enough to protect and guide their own
race, aud to WELD an influence among them
He knew them and their tricks well enough.
There was another class against which he would
warn his coored brethren: Southern politi-
clans. There we're those among this class now
who were attempting to get in with the colored
people and gain their votes by pretending to
join the Republican party Their move was
made through policy not from principle, and
he looked upon them as SO much dirty water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

Fenian demonstrations, in the way OF
Inc etings, professions, &c: continue in Chicago
and Buffalo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

There can be "too much OF 4 good thing,
and the news apers begin to think that there
is rather too much Of a. n"
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A fight occurred on Wednesday, on Main
street, in Fredericksburg, between SOME u. 5.
soldiers and some colored people. The colored
men (2) whipped and ran off the soldiers (G)
and then, ''order reigned 10 Warsaw.
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FISH MARKET. We are jubilant over fish

FISH MARKET. We are jublant over fish -
not crabs, alcwiVcs and taylors but first ella: u
varieties. During the months Of August an-'
Septcuber the best results from hook-and
line and seine can be found here.
Shcepshead, spots, hogfsh, trout, doEfish,
clubs, perch, &C., await purchasers. We
have seen sheepshead Of the finest quality,
alive sell at from SOC. to $50. We have also
Witnessed bad sales, by which We mean cart
imported fish from Lynnhaven and Ocean
View We have seen, within the last "a
hours, spots sold at l5c. per dozen-and not
because the market was surieiled, but because
sales were demanded --NovoM Journal.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION. The election in Ten

TENNESSEE ELECTION. The election in Ten
neSsee closed on Thursday in L quiet manner.
The Radicals have carried the State by 4 ma
jotity Of between twenty and thirty thousand,
electing the Governor, Lieutenant Governor
and eight members Of Congress Messrs. r,
r. Butter, Horace Maynard, VIM. B. Stokes,
James Mullins, John Trimble, S. NJ. ArnelI,
j. Il. Hawkins and d, y. Num- together
with majority Of the members Of the Lcgis
lature, which secures the election Of Radical
u. S. Senator in place Of the present Senator,
Mr Patterson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

The Circuses and Menageries have com
menced their rounds through this State again
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BANK or PETERsEURa.--A meeting 0! the
stockholders Of the Bank OF the city ol Peters
burg, Va, as held on Monday, at which the
affairs Of the Iunk were discussed. Isis under
stood that the, . are about $25 900 OF the notes
Of the bank still out and unredeemed. HAT
there are upwards Of $4,000 In Confederate
bonds, belonging to- the institution, valued at
81 Der 81 900, aid bout $1,000 in currency
on hand. The tank is ready TO radeem lis
notes at y cls ON the dollar, but they are
brought in very. slowly. Pte's''"'J Erp'>&S
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The Norfolk Virginian says that more than
twenty years ago, Gov TazeweIl declared that
that provision in the Constitution which guar
antees to every State "a Republican form of
government would lead to trouble in The coun'
try. The event which the sagacious Virginian
foresaw has at last been realized. The Select
Committee to Which this business of inquiling
intoState constitutions was referred has divided
itself into sub commit tess, one Of which is
charged with an inquiry into the organic law
of Kentucky, the other into that of Marylan
and Delaware!
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TEACH Frs.

RICHARD L. CARNE. JK, Ancient Ian
gungcs and English Literature.
7TiiEGDOKEIl. FICkLIN, Mathematics AND
Penmnnship.
AUGUST IIENNING, Modern Languages
QUINCY a. WHEAT, Drawing.
For Board and Tuition, pGy0JIe quarterly ~
udraace, $3.50. No extra chNrgeS.
For Catalogues address
IN :..eoIm RICH y. l.. CARNE, JR., Prin
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CT. .IUHN't' ACADEMY,
y ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Twenty Ninth Session will commence On
MONDAY. September a. and continue ten
months.
This School has fine, new SUI OF Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus; very superior
Engineering instruments School Library OF
100 volumes; and " Printing Pres, from "Aich
:, monthly GWSpaper, edited by The HtNdehts' !"
issued. There are, also, two Literary Societies
rGnnrr;,d with it,
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& ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8.

We give in another column an account OF
OF the closing scenes Of the Radical Coalition
Convention, in Richmond. There seems to
have been but little good feeling between the
two wings Of the party, but the closing speeches
indicated that although their differences could
not be satisfactorily adjusted, an understand
ing had been reached they should work
together as well as they could and the "Co-
operationists' will, no doubt, be merged to-
tally and completely into the Radical party. =
The result, we suppose, will be considered a
complete triumph Of the Hunnicutt faction,
which, hencelorth, will take the lead, and
prescribe the terms OF political action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-03

NTEW GOODS.
~ htc and t:uiorcI Cursct:.
Hoop Skrts-new styles
White Zephyr Neck Net.
Black SIX and Cotton B0btnet
Plain, Striped and Dotted ;iWias ME=lin
Nuinsoohs, Ed&lnga.
Blac; SILK Veil Nets.
Green, Blue and Brown GRENADINES ANA
Trmminrs for Ncils Nc.. Nc, nj
il II G.. G.. BEKEI'&, -, King t.
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Gumspring, Friday, August 9th.
Round Hil Saturday, August 10th.
HiIlsborough, Saturday, August 10th.
Dover Saturday, August 10th,
Husheavic, Tuesday, August s3th,
Loeetta7ille, Tuesday, August 18th
Unison, Tuesday, August 18th.
Let nothing prevent those from registering
WIN can. The Board will be in session but one
day in each district --LeesJwg Waslingtpniun
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SPANISH SHEEP.

fHE undersigned would respectfully inform tn wool
Il growers Of Butler county, and ali who may be desi-
rous of improving their stock that he has lot Span
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of James a. anderson.
NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tsssamentar,
~ having been is.ued 10 the undsFsiged on tie es
tae OF Jaae A. Anderson ate of Allegheny tow nshiu
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of Joseph FOV, Decd.
NOTICE is harsby given that Letters Parliamentary
N having been Issued to the undersigned, the
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j. IIICIxLING 81 Co.'s
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AdmInistrator.s Notice.

Estate Of Josiah Brown, Decd.
NCTICE is hereby given, that Letters Of Admins
In tf1tion, de botfs Hon. have this d.v Februarv
I'D 1881 been issned TO the upefssncd therefoe ali
person- Indebted e. said cstase win mat. immsdtnts
PAYMENT AID persons having claims Against the same
meilt MILAN WICK
no IL. 6w. tef1F4 sAHW.4 Administrator
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of abraham PARKER, Dec'd.
T ETTERs Parliamentary with the will annexed have
this day February 4h, 1867, been duly granted by
fhs Register to A. d. Weir Executor Of Abraham
Parker late Of Buffalo township dead therefore, all
persons indebted to said estate requested to make
Immediate payment, aud those having claims de-
mAnds against the same, will present them properly
for settlement. A. D. WEIR, :
no 9, gw Executor.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TTHE undersigned subscriber offers for sale his farm
L situate In Connoquenessing township mles frons
Butler and miles from PetersyIlle containing -
85 ACRElS,
50 cleared and uuler reasonably good hnprove
ment-Dple log House ard Log Stable thereon erected
Sufficient timber for the place. small orchard Of fruit
bearing Apple anil Peach trees Good fruit Place
web wsteicd. good Grist Mill within two niles
~ VIII sell part, or all, to suit purchasers Price
al per acre -
for fursher particulars inquire Of
Tlios. P. NEWTON,
no s'u' on the premises
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ExecnkCr's Notice.

Estate of Samuel Parks, Decd.
T ETTERs Testameutary on the estatato Of Samuel
A Parks deed late Of lliddescx township, have this
day February ist7 beon granted to tho undersigned,
by tho Register of Butor County, therefore notice is
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those having claims against the same, will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
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FOR SALE.

ONE half share, ei-6l) in the West Sudbury Oil
" Con- pany at Parker's Landisg. Two producing
ves on the Tropsrty. Inquire OF o
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Flows always on hand, aud work warranted.
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a ADVANTAGEOUS Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration, the estate of Mrs
IL Anra Johnston late OF Clinton township dec a.
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them properly authenticated for settlement
GEORGE W. HAYS,
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