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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-30

10 Judge Blatchford, ofthe U. S. Court for the
Southern District OF the State of New York,
hasdelvered an exhaustive and important opin
ion on the subject of enlisting minors, in which
he decides that the only power to discharge
minors enlisted as soldiers, is vested in the Sec
rotary of War.
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z Gen. Scho6eld still continues quite sick with
fever, contracted at Old Point

9s. STERLINas SOUTHERN SCHOOL Books. :
We have had an opportunity Of examining
series Of school books, from primer to the
Fifth Reader, prepared by Mr.. Richard
Sterling, an accomplished scholar, and an ex-
perienced teacher, at Greensboro N c. They
were first issued during the war, and met with
great favor all through the Southern States,
but have since been revised, improved, and re-
published. There is in this whole series, we
believe, nothing sectarian Or even sectional,
but proper care has been taken in the excellent
selections for readings, to quote Southern ora
tors and writer's, as we'll as those from the
North, and other countries. The plan and ar
spelling and reading are admirable and alto
gether their merits are so decided, that we
cordially recommend them to the attention Of
our teachers. They have been introduced into
mast of the schools Of the South, already, and
are gaining more and more commentator
every day. In addition to their merits in other
respects, they are handsomely illustrated, and
beautifully printed. and substantially bound.
Copies OF the works can be seen at Mr.. Geo.
E. French s bookstore, and it is probable that
Mr.. Sterling himself will wait upon our teach
ers and show them specimens.
GEN. CHARLES p STONE, whose case at
tracted 80 much attention during the war, has
written letter contradicting statement that
he ever sued for mercy, to Senator Sumner.
He says that the only letter or message he
ever wrote or sent to Sumner was the follow
ing, whilst he was in command of the right
flank division Of the Army of the Potomac,
and to which he never received any reply:
PooLEsvILLE Md, December %, 1861.
Hon. Charles Sumner, D. S. Senate.
~ SIR: 1.-THE National lnteligencer newspaper
Of the -th instant, quotes you correctly, you
have uttered, on the floor Of the Senate, false
hood and SANDER.
Permit me to thank you for the speech in
which you use my name. There can be no
higher proof, in my opinion, that soldier in
the field is faithfully performing his duty, than
efact that while he is receiving the shot Of
he public enemy in front, he is receiving the
yyituperation Of a well known coward from a
3 safe distance in the rear. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant. CHAs P. STONE.
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Jenny Lind (Madame Goldschmidt) is now
singing in London, but she is said to be failing
in her voice, and to have lost much Of the at
traction Of her younger days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-30

The doctors disagree as to the nature of the
disease on board the steamship Minnesota, at
quarantine, below New York Some think it
is cholera, others an aggravated typhoid, and
others the black typhus or blue disease which
lately appeared in Ireland, and created 50 much
alarm. The we'll passengers in the Minnesota
have been allowed to pass quarantine
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OMMIssION MERCHANTS

j. Il. SMOOT. J. W. FRY
Formorl of Alcxa., Va. Culpcper G. Il W.
TYAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED tbo,o
II selves at Culpeper c. a., Va, for the Gn.
pose Of conducting a general PRODUCE, FHTRs
WAkDING and COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm name Of
SMOOT & Fry.
They respectfully solicit orders for the ~,
s snd H t of FISH, hG2 Sa u Les bay
Plaster, Furniture, SC. Orders for the nv,
chase fproduce filled, and sales Of cogsjpr
ments promptly accounted for
Culpeper c.. g., sep 20-3m
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The New York Times suggests that the COM
mittee having General Sheridan in charge in
New York strictly prohibit people from plac-
ing him or their shoulders and carrying him
through the streets, as was done in Baltimore
on Wednesday 1t adds: 'Thcre can be no
doubt that it was very disgusting and mortify-
ing to Gen. S. to be treated in this way.
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There begins to be more talk about I'm
parchment, than there was month ago.
The leaders, - it is thought, want to throw
out new card, in the game they have on
hand
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VIPISCOPALH HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
u Thres miles NEST Of Aternn1rin: Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session of th''
Institution commences on the 22th OF S>cFleh-
bcr with the following Instructors
Rev. WM. f. GARDSER, Wniv. Va Rector.
JAMES NJ. GARRETT, NJ A., UNIV. Va.l
w. P1NcKSEY MASON, (U. s. Naval 'dy.l
TERMS $500 per session, with no cAtr@
charges, payable semi annually in ADVANCE.
For further information address the Rector.
Rev WIN. f. GARDNER,
Theological Seminary P.O., Fairfax CO., Va.
~ 22-tf
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i. .s..ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80.

The Washington Chronicle says: General
Grant has recently received number of an
onymous communications from different sections
ofthe country warning him that his recent
bold ayowals Of support of the Congressional
policy of reconstruction, endanger his per-
sonal safety. The writer's states that Wilkes
Booths are to be found in the South to-day as
well as immediatey after the close Of the war,
and implore the general to be careful how he
appears in public gatherings, and to take every
precaution against assassination" This, Of
course, is all Sensational.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-30

THE OLD COLONIAL CHURCH IN New KENT.
There is venerable colonial Episcopal church
in New Kent county, around which many in
teresting associations cluster. This church was
the scene of the marriage Of General George
Washington and Martha Gusts. lnitmany OF
of the leading Revolutionary characters wor-
shipped 1t is at present so much out OF repair
that it cannot be used for divine service, and
the small congregation is too poor to have 1t
put in order. The surviving members OF the
vestry in the county of New Kent have, in
written paper, authorized Dr. John Mayo,
brother of the Mayor of this city, " in his
own way and in his own discretion, ito proceed
where he may choose to make collections or
receive contributions to aid in the renovation of
the church; the paper, drawn by the surviving
vestrymen, has also the recommendation of
the leading Episcopal ministers of this city. 1t
is DR.. Mayo's purpose to visit leading cities,
with the view of raising the necessary means.
DR.. Mayois universally known in this city and
State, and no one, perhaps, could have been
selected as we'll fitted as he to excite an enter
est in behalf of this Interesting relic of colonial
times Rich. Whfg.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant, at his residence. in Han
over county, DR.. ROBERT Fl. NELSON, aged
II years
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REMARKS.-The market opened very active,
with Il large attendance on Change, ta'r
amount of Grain offered and a brisk demand
Flour continues firm, with light stocks OF choice
brands Of family and extra. About 1000 bush
els Of Wheat were offered Of which 800 were
white, and for which 230a2i0 WAS obtained for
inferior, and 255 for good. The red sold at $50,
24O, 2A3 and 24j, according to quality. Sale OF
1850 bushels white and mixed Corn, st ~ for
inferior, and 1875 for good. Oats in brisk re-
quest, with sales Of GOO bushels ut G2. Rye is in
brisk demand, with sales Of upwards Of 1WJ
bushels ut l%Oal35 Sales Of 30 bushels country
ground Corn NJ cal at is.
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Wool. The report from the Department OF
a griculture says that the wool clip will pr"ha-
bly, fall from to 10 per cent short Of the crop
Of 1866 attributable TO the severe weather OF
last winter, and consequent exposure and de-
struction of II large number of sheep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-30

BY JOHN II. PARROTT-AUCTIoN
N EAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of decree Of the County Court for
Alexandria county, pronounced ut the March
term, 1867, in the cause OF Cornelius Wendell
vs. Ann Sheehy, ct al. the undersigned, as
Commissioner Of Sale, therein named, will offer
ior sale, at public auction in front of the May
or's Office, Alexandria Va on MONDAY, the
Goth Of September next at II M, LOT or
GROUND, with athrecstor BRICK DIV Ell
LING thereon 81 uated beginning on lhc east
side Of Royal, so feet north Of Duke st., front
ing on Royal % feet and running back, east,
wardly, 1l8 feet with all alley on the south and
east thereof
TERMS: One third to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instruments, at 6, II
and Is months, tho bonds of the purchaser with
good security to be taken for the deferred pay
ments, and the title to be retained until the en-
al au Is 2Awts GEo.p W. w BRENT, Commr.
@ss-The above sale is postponed to TIL &c Rs
DAY, October "a, when it will take place ut
same hour and place. sep 30-ts
JISTRAY HOG.--Tulcn up by me, on Sun
L. day, the 29th q large black burrow HOG,
with some white hairs about it: body The
owner can get the same BY proving Pr . PEI,
and psying ehsfge51 GREY H TO MAh %n5 a
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
Is At Greatly Reduced Prices.
sep 30 WITMER s. SLAYMAKEk.
EDUCATIONAL.
JrRINITY SCHOOL FOR ,,r,.
L YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES
Mrs r. BERNARD STORK will INSTRUCT II
the English branches, also in French and Ger
man those desiring instruction. Terms made
known at the schools room, Royal street, No. IT.
Wax Flowers will be taught by Mrs. S'orii--
| II LESSONS for Sc. sep 2l-lw#
PETERSBURG FEMALE COLLEG E.
l. The fourteenth annual session Of this !n$tl-
tuition will begin Wednesday, Sept. Doth, 1867.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION..
RICHARD NJ. SMITH, President
REV. JOHN q CRANBERRY.
FRED. WULF.
Dr. w. l.. BAYLOR.
Mrs. +. NJ. WRIGHT,
MISS l.. V. MAJOR.
| MRS MARY A. PAUL.
MRS. THOMAS K. MOORE.
| Particular attention given 10 the PHI NJ X
| and PREPARATORY DEPAkTM EMIT.
For catalogue, giving terms, &c, apply t" +.
NJ. WaIGHT, or either of the undersigned.
DARCY PAUL.,
President Of the Board Of Directors
| y. +. CoGEILL, Secretary.
Ijufnrc burp . M
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rNHE DUTIES OF MISS LAKES San l.

rsNHE DUTIES OF MISS Marks SEMI
/ NARY FOR YOUNG LADIES will be
resumed on Monday, the 10Th of September.
Every effort will be made for the improve,
mcnt Of the pupils, physically. morally and
mentally. The services Of an efficient faculty
will be procured 10 meet the cXlgencle$ OF the
school.
Terms, for English branches, from six to ten
dollars, according 10 the Arrangement OF the
student French, German and Music at Pro-
Gassor's charges.
The school room is oligibIy situated in the
rear Of her residence, "a, King st.
Miss Mark respectfully requests those in ar
rears for tuition for the last year, to cancel their
bills at their earliest convenience. aul7-eo2rn
NORWOOD SCHOOL,
~ NELSON COUNTY, VA.
The Norwood School, with full corps OF
able and experienced Instructors, and under
still more favorable auspices than heretofore,
will reopen on Wednesday, the 2jth Of Septcm-
Der, 1861
The interest and advancement of the Scholars
shall receive the closest personal attention.
Address. WIN. d. CABELL, Princp.,
au i7-tocl Norwood P. O., Nelson CO., W..
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY, situated Mt
"A Hydraulion Hall, No. 43, n. Royal street.
The Tenth Annual Session Of this School com
menced on Monday, September ID, and will
continue till the last Of June.
CHARGES
(By the Quarter Session OFF! mS Sg 6o
Senior Class "........,.....''.'''''2o'U ~
intermediate Class. l.VU
Junior Glass Observation-Disclosures. O.OJ
Applications for admission may be made III
the school room to
TT 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.
Terms Of Tuition, per quarter, advance, -,
SO and SD, depending upon the brantEeS
taught. au& I'LL
IT, Persons who may wish to see the sub
scribcr on business, can find him at his school
room, in the Lyccun Building, on any day,
between The hours Of and T. . clock "a,
sep 2O-tr II. +. HENRY.
cHTARCH, ADAMANTlNE CANDLES,
= MANILA COFFEE.
boxes Pearl Starch.
) boxes Adamantine Condles,
80 realms Wrapping Paper, large AMI small.
5 pockct1 Ola Manila Coffee.
20 lbs. siited Grain Pepper.
Received and for sale by ,
sep 10 A. j. FLkM ING.
WINDOW GLASS--A full supply Of French
" and American Window Glass, received and
for sale by HENRY COON,
sep SO and 220, King street,
T,uAELESTDN GRITS, just received and
y for sale by HAKRlE HOUGH,
sep u corner Pitt and Prince streets.
E1KESH BEDFORD WATER, received and
l. for sale by HENRY COOK,
sep 20 80 and 22n King street,
A DAMANTlNE CANDLES.~-1 boxes Ad-
"A arnantne Candles received to-day, and for
sale low by Isep 20l j. G. MlLBURN.
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RADICAL DISTRICT CoNvENTIoN.-The
Faithful of Caroline, Spotsylvania and King
George, are called upon to send two delegates
from each Magisterial District to meet in
Fredericksburg on the 5th Of October, to select
three candidates for the State Convention.
The call is signed by Charles Williams, Peter
Couse and Benz. Peyton, who also announce
that Hon. A. g. Riddle and other eminent
speakers from Washington will be present.
Large numbers of these advertisements have
been sent abroad under the frank Of Robert
G, Schenck, NJ. C.-F'edaiclsJmy Herald.
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NOVELTIES FOR
" WEDDING PRESENTS.
Call and see them.
sep 80 WITMER s. SLAYMAKER.
TID GLOVES,
IN At Slipper pair warranted:
sep 80 WILMER 81 SLA MAKER.
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9 The Department OF Agriculture furnishes
statistics of the crops up to the latest advices.
The returns from the different States of the
yield of wheat, whilst they indicate in some
sections smaller product than was anticipted,
show at the same time large increase as
compared with the previous year. The corn
crop it is thought does not promise so well,
generally. but if frost holds off it is believed
that the general crop will be lair one The
cotton crop has experienced serious damage.
:, The Radical Convention" composed OF
white and colored men, held at Brentsvic,
nominated j. F. Baldwin as the Radical candi-
date for the county, for the Convention. The
meeting was addressed by l.. III. Chandler, of
Norfolk r. D. Beckley, of Alexandria; John
HaWxhurst, of Alexandria, and others; and
letters were read from Major M. S. Hopkins
and Geo. Tucker.
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ga ToTSe LaDr returning 70: Der;
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Early Seed Corn.
49, FOR SALE BY
Mayes & Martin,
NeKberry, 5. C.

S 1t IS the Pennsylvania Premium Gourd
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Notice.

Theodore Gouin and James McTutoSh, both
OF the Town of NewberTy, in the State Of
South Carolina, have formed q limited part
HerShip for the transaction of General Drug
Business, at Newberry, South Carolina. un<,
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mess James Mcintosh has contributed two
thousand dollars, and which partnership
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and continues until the expiration Of three
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the other of his intention to- dissolve; the
partnership. -=s JAMES MCINTOSH
= Dec 2T6 = T. -GOUIN. r..