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A BOX SHOOK MACHINE.

Capable of manufacturing 900 Shocks per day of
The Mill and Machinery all in good working
order.
The property is Al miles from the Pehtcodiae Sta
ton OF the Il. & N. A. Railway, in direct con-
munication with the Harbor of st John at the one
end and MOnctoD on the other.
The Stream Is large with a never falling supply OF
water, a clean Rocky bottom entirely free from mud
or impurities OF any kind. and the Manufactured
Lumber is capable of being rahed and driven to
within 500 yards of the Railway, at which siding
could easily be put In at very te expense and 1t IL
nearly level with the railway.
Along with the Mil there 800 acres OF land 20
acres OF which are in good state OF cultivation and
cut about 10 tons of hay, and cool comfortable
dwelling house capable OF accommodating about 30
men, with several Workmen's Houses, Barns, Sheds,
Blacksmith Shop, &C., all in good condition.
There are 5000 acres of Green Forest Land which
will he sold with the property, if desired. There 10
also large extent of Crown Lands tor nearly 80
miles above the Mills which has never been opera
led upon, to which extent Lumber can be driven.
There is sufficient quantity OF pine and spruce
Timber convenient TO tbe River furnish stock for
Manufacturing purposes for the next 25 years. In
tending purchasers can treat for one halt or the
whole.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber at
Pettcodiac Station, OF to ST. .iohn.
ID. y. MCLAUGHLIN, JR.,
dc5-w6w HUGH DAVIDSON.
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JOSEPH H. POOR.
TO IRON-WORKERS, ct ais.

y LAND or FOKGE COAL. This Coal is
direct from the mine and delivered on board vessel
without landing on wharf at Georgetown, conse-
quenily it is clean and fresh mined. ~r- ID ~. d
AT WHARF SUGAR LOAF egg and
GREEN WOOD stove szes-lehigh.
Also, cargo EORBEERY COAL, stove
size-tree burning.
Also, cargo 10 HNS,, stove AMI egg Sizes
sn5" = HARLE1GH egg and broken
szes-lehigh.@
gzB-The above named Goals need no pi aise.
| 6 saau JAMES IL. BAKER
Dec 9-is diff Richardson's w harf.
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Wanted.

sil Wanted.
EO 900 FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
COsOOO City Sugar Refinery, West COM
merciaf, near foot OF Emery street. 5sf1e
Proposals will also be received for new Sugar Bar
rels, and sample may be seen at the office of the
Company, 1891 Commercial, at corner of Union st.
febl2d&wt n. G, HERSET
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Photographic Notice.

&C. Lewis, No, IL Market Square,
HAVING Returned to his old place of business,
IL is now ready to attend personally to his Gus
toners Card photographs ferreotypes and tintypes
very cheap. b - - ~ INV
N. b. Having secured the services OF a splendid
India Ink fnsher, will guarantee satisfaction in all
copying entrusted to me.
December 10. div f . .oa
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r. rest city Drifting Czasb !!

THERE will he special meeting of the Forest
L City Driving Club at the Prahla uouse on
Saturday kvenIng, Dee 18th, at IA O'Clock.
A punCtua attendance OF all the memR,ys ia re
acted. Per order of the Dractors
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Mr.. Brown having had considerable experience as
Assistant Examiner the Patent ONCE is well ac-
Quainted with the routine of business and the Off
cials therein. Mcssrs B. Sc B. will make prelnlna-
ry examinations in the Patent Office. with view to
ascertain the Patentabiity Of any Invention that
may be submitted 10 them for that purpose; will
prepare the necessary papers for those who wish
make applications for Patents for their Inventions,
TOR e1tea.ons or reissues of Patents already grant
ed will act as Attorneys In presenting applications
at the Pat mt Office and in managing them to final
issue; will draw up Assignments; will examine into
the condition OF rejected applications when desired
to do SO, and undertake the prosecution Of such
may be considered patentable and do whatever else
usually done by Paeent Solicitors. They will also
sell PATENT RIGHTS on commission, being In d.
rect communication Nth the leading Hama actarers
all OYER te country. They are thus enabled to offer
superior inducements to inventors to employ Them
being in condition both to obtain Pdtes and to sci
he Rights.
Circulars and pamphlets turnshedou application,
rec of charge.
Office, % Federal Block, %
ea ne Corner F and Seventh Streets,
65l sa WASHINGTON, d c.
g. E. BROWN, OF Me- H. W. BEADLE, orMass.
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Roarders Wanted.

A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, or gentleman ant
n wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st
November 6. diff
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Mill for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the WATER
i POWER SAW MILL owned by him, situated
on the Polet River, in the County OF WestmOrland,
New Brunswick, &C mIies from st John, and % miles
from Moncton.
The Mill is com rrsed OF Broad Gate and Single
Saw Gate with Edger and rrimmers. an -rf--
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r. IN. PATTEN g. CO., Auetioneers.
OFFICE EXCHANGE ST
ByM. CHARLES a co.

100 Federal Street, Portland, Me-, and 81 Hanover
Street, Boston, Mass
nRY GOODS, Plated Ware, Watches, Shirts and
~ Drawers, Army Blouses, Pants and Coats,
Blankets, Rubber Coats Bed spreads, Sheets, Cutie
~, Varieties. A and Wall Tents, &c., &c.
gB- Auction sales every evening" and goods at pri-
waite sale during the day
aup "a dit
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II o'clock A. M, on new
~ market lot Market street, 1 shall sell Horses,
Carriages, Harnesses, &c. ltg -
Api 20. +, o. BAILEY, AuctiOneer.
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Wanted, Wanted!

FARMERS, Lnmbermen, Merchaaics. oraay other
II man. wanting good men this winter to chop cord
rood or TODD any kind of work, eau find them at
this Office. Also all persons wishing good girls for
homework. hotels, saloons, stores &c. can find them
here at short notice. r. A. j. COX u co..
Employing Mt and General Business Agents, No. 35lt
Congress Street. $50 t .'tax
November 25 t diff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-11

coincidence that the very Richmond papers
which contained the first returns OF the
northern elections and the rejection of negro
suffrage contained nominations Of negroes to
represent this city in the State Convention
an assemblage which, in 1 poiirical sense, Is
that Of highest dignity, since il Is considered
the first and primary deliberatl0e body OF the
people which fashions the organic la" OF the
State We find thousands of northern men
who have done this thing here in the South
and in this city, voting in those northern state
10 exclude negroes from the the ri gilt to vote
What mockery What an abomination in the
eyes of all mankind !-Ieich. Dispatch.
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A u CTIO II 5 a L E 8

SALy OF LAND NEAR VI
. EMMA SlATION.-B& authority OF Il de-
cree of the County Court Of Fairfax county, en-
tered at March Court, lSt1, in the suit OF James
re re- Is i Shall On the 4Ta BAY OF NQTEN
BEK 1867, Chat being the first day, Of Fairfax
Circuit Court in front of the Court House OF
said county at IL o'clock: ~, OF that day. sell Il
ACRES AND Fifty SIX Pol ES o LAND.
This nd is part Of the tract lately belonging
to w. ii. Moore, and lies within a quarter OF ;, a
mile Of Vienna station, on the A T.. & II hl:
Adjoining the lands Of circuit and others
TERMS OF SALE, a. prescribed By tie
Court - One fourth IN hand the rcsidne III Il.
! Z and |" months, with interest from the day OF
sale: the purchaser to give his notes for the de-
Jared payments, and the title to the property
70 be retained until the lust payment ~ made.
Cess Of conveyance to be paid by purchaser
W. T. MILAN,
Oc r tAWts Shcrlii FAIRFAX CO
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& y CTI0N SALES

SALE OF VALTa
v BILE REAL ESTATE.-By vntue 90
decree of the Circuit Court of Fa2ouier conDtr
pronounced on the 18th day Of September l83 ~
in the suit of 1'ackett vs. Foxs Administrato..'
the undersigned. a. Commandments Of Sale ~.
der said decree. will offer fer sale to the hjsbn
bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the Ith d. .;
November, 1867, st the residence 0: the Is-.
John Fox, near Realton Station, in Fauquier
county. Va, the" GREAT RUN" FARM o,
which said Fox died possessed, lying near
Foxvlle, in said county, and about two nil.
from the Fauquier White Sulphur Spring..
The said farm contains about THREE HE,.
DREn AND THIRIr ACRES, and Is well tiinbertf
and wntered. This IS q very productive en-
valuable iarIh, lnVHing !h'csihieht from thos.
seeking land. It's location "dGrs it desirable
and persons from distance seeking farms j..
Piedmont \ 8!NlE, would 90 wei L. cIGnlir.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The stockholders of the Virginia and Tenncs-
see Railroad met at Iyuchburg yesterday 10
take measures for consolidation with another
railroad, but were stopped by notice from the
War Department forbidding any change until
the claims due the Government for stock and
material sold to the road on credit We're paid.
The Stockholders appointed committee ia
confer with Gen. Grant.
A dispatch from Richmond says Outside
of the Radical party the election ner7s has been
received here with general pleasure, and the
bulletin boards have been crowded all day. The
colored people seem to be particularly dlsmayed
at the fate of the Amendment in Ohio.
Alexander Nfosely and ]. B. Fickln, are
the Conservatives, and Rev. John Spencer,
white, Frank Moss, (colored, and Lott Nord,
(oo!oFcd, arc the Radical candidates for the
Convention in Buckingham county.
The Government is making arrangements to
have the Davis trial, evidence and arguments,
reported by stenographers for preservation in
book form. But some think the case will so
off without trial.
Il was Judge Rivcs and Nlr. VIM, H. South,
all, mot Mr.. J. G. Southall the editor Of the
Charlottesville Chronicle who were recently
nominated for the Convention by meeting in
Albemarlc.
There arc i've candidates Tor the Convcu-
ton for Albcmarle; Judge Rivcs, VIM H..
Southall, c. L. Thompson, Jas Taylor, color
ed, and JohnB. Spiece. @<.-
Mrs. Davis, wife ot'Rev. R. 1. Davis, late
rector of the Episcopal Church at Orange CHI,
died on Saturday week, leaving six or seven
children. ~ : s-a - ~ .-.. .
Fifty persons have protested conversion IN
Warrcnton Baptist Church, thirty Of which
were baptized on Saturday.
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III

At Bcuna Vista, the residence OF Capt. VIM.
Butler, Mr.. JOHN a. GiLCHRIsT, Of Law
renee CO., Ala, and Miss ADA 5. NICHE,
daughter OF the la.c Captain James Michc, Of
Albemarle county.
On Tuesday, the Sth instant, nj insley, near
auckland, Prince William county, Va, by
Rev. John W. Fugh, Mr.. ORLANDO 4.
GLASSCOCk, Of Fauquier CO.. to Miss Los
SIF. r. DELAPLANE
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"a a Rim T. LIST.
PORT Of ALEXANDRi&-GCT.

HtEj Or ALEAANDhl N-GCI. II.
ARRIVED
Schr. Jacob Baker, Pcryerc. Boston, risster
t" ". EldridgG & Co.
:9chr. II c. Moslcy, [ran!, Georgclow':. 10
a1 oak plank u sno0t & Perry.
>clr Pearl, Williams, Harve de era c, coal
Ia W. \ Smont & Go
Steamer E. c. Knight, Danty. New York, by
II. G.. Wiuslip.
Stesrncr George Il. Stout Ford, Philadel-
phia, by NJ. ElIridsc tE Co.
Schr. Isabel Alberto, Tucker, New Bedto I'd,
grain by NJ Eldrdgr s CO.
Schr. Clara. u'Goggin, Harye de Grace, by
master.
Schr. Loon, Edmonson, Harye de Grace, by
w. A. Smoot Il Co.
Schr. j. ". Eannaman, Sharp, Georgetown,
by Hooc Il Wodlcrburn.
Schr. Alfred Stuart. Oremau, Baltimore,
grain by L. Mckenzie.
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NAIlTl Ri.
ASa VALUABLE
.sE:s co NTRI SEA- Y,
RETW ZEN WASHINGTON AND ALhA'
Az DRIA, LAND AEn CITY LOT"
AT PRIVATE SALE.

sekEa 90 L I ! ; - ! ,Ipy.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
tn" estate called WARWICK. i'uE "''r'
from Washington city, and two from A!ef"D-
dria, on the railroad ana turn Ike 5ct%"oA '.'
twO cities.
The property will be sold in three part, VI ",
|. FIFTY-SIN ACRES, with BIZ Ga
DWELLlNG, containing II rooms ana ol',,'
buildings On this land are, an orchard, IN III.
bearing; q market garden, grapes, shrU9CGEt.
forest and ornamental trees, and never ial"=
well Of excellent water. The junction sts'o"
Of the Washington and Alexandria, "!ta ."'
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, IS WITHIN
few minutes walk. The scenery and view. S!r
of unsurpassed beauty. and the surrounding
uneXceptiOnAble
,. Thirty EIGHT ACRES Of fine meade"
land, about fifty yards from the junction, ~"
100 from the CanaI-sep0r0tcd from No. D!
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad. Ih>
excellent land for grain and hay, and fol- N'a''
kct gardening.
3. TWENTY.FIV ACRES on the @.
Lecsbure road, abou, midway between ~, t.'
Theological Seminary and AlexAndria. LIZ
view from this situation is beautiful and eA:'".
sive, and the neighborhood yery agreeable. H.
The above property Will be shown y -"
amiiy residing at Warwick.
Also the following lots in AlcXgndrla; -
Hampshire depot, bounded by Pen1leton' F"''
fax and Water streets. ,..,
ONE ACRE, on the south side Of Madison
street. extending from Fairfax to ROYAL s.: .,,.,.
ONE ACRE, or the south side Of hon;So;;, .
err street, a few yards from the Cana p b:%mG
and extending from Washington to 81. A'.fI
street 4 part Of this lot is occupied ny ~
Washington and Alexandria Railroad. h..
4 lot on the south sid" Of Queen sire L. f,,
tween Patrick and Alfred streets about ~ . !Sy
'front.' and 100 deep, to IS feet alley WILLIE
S.. al tcncmcnts thereon. ,clorf
A lot, At The northeast corner of Alfred ''''
A lot. on the west side Of Columbus ST. Dc,
tween Wythe and Madison sire Is. and
TARMS:-One half to be paid in cHsH =, and and
the residue in two equal instruments, al -
IS months from sale, with interest, e exc can
that $1,000 Of the purchase money Tor ~ a. about
remain in the hands Of the purchaser lof
years. bearing interest. ,r0N Al.
Further particulars of w. c. lE SAsai, Ei m
torney ut Law, office in Stewards Bloch, 90, taa
street {. a. ALEh \ y Dhh' A'
je M-entf
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SALE.


" ,.;.,.o ~ . decroc Of tbc County roprt for
ny Dl5sH ;I,; ~ aonnt, Virpinia rcndored ut
frnce WHhahi Ioc1 a. o.,nSa ~ 0Ircr p
ltS Augus1 1e'I T;'b and othnrc tho nndcr
ChNppoIi ": 49, it " Sslethcrein named
m r No nIa mnhlir aucior, in front of
VII ouel '9I ae'io' ~ ppn,t,r;Ila in said coun
inc to9 Mh 51Guse; AZ "a htn law If November
~ on tloN a 'IJ ~" al that TRACT or
1901 Souft cay ~ - H. a. nf Hrcnts
nd ,sos noDror"d 70 Oliver p. Chap
Vile W4lcI WY W: ." Na r,ifo the same
P o;roa nnrtnn tho oronerty known as "Wai-
ooi WI. ~, SJ 0nIta;;r?fnmTHREF HUNDRED
ACRES There is a comfortable HO USE ca CO
on the land and Il good orchard. tn" t.aa
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase money
10 he paid in cash, and the residue in four c4utn,
instruments, ut &, Il, Is and a MONTHS WHO
interest; the bonds Of the purchaser, "ltL :; 'oa
security, to be taken for The deferred payments,
the title to be retained nlI tne GnlT rI PaFSs''
money is paid. ALBERT STU AET,
Prince VIM co, 90 5-2awts Conan r.
-- ND IN 40 yyoon LAND
" ALU apr ~ VIZ HDoc ~ 40
EYE . En;nf,x co"ntT Ca
cree OF inc Cifcu,t ~ ,o s "a"
rendered &. us June tcFii' i0u!; ~! I"' 1'
susan Allison Uaru'sh, W., w .iti",a of so;
ct al, the subscriber, as Colhmssloher OF sEIu
Court Will ohtr Tor SAFE AT PupdIc auc.l1ii, W
the highest ldder, on MON IA 4 Inc 4th unN
Of November, 1867, at the front dooF ol inc
Court House Of said county NJ u . cioGk III
TWO HUNDRED ~ y Fi F,lc - AZ h;o OT
WOOD Ian On 1HE rOIoA.AN, N sa'I
county, near the NOUN OF inc Occoquah, ne'!3
that part OF the San ~ foiht fn!l" "5lcA' ~
the division Of IT. WAS a!Iotted 10 tHe WHO" a''''
hciIs Of John ". Allison, de- ased' =
. TERMS :--Onc-third cHsh inc residue y!
two equal instruments, at Six ana t"eiVe N!oilt1s
from the day Of sale, with interest; Dohu3
of the purchaser TO be given Tor the deferred
payments and tito cta'ned as security tor their
payment s, FERGUSON BEACH,,
: 0c 3-2awts Comm of Sale
<-,.,,,rc,.1,NrD.., o,,ID on UATUt
lOi VI h1'JtD - - I ~ '2 ms -
~ VA. :. ~ ,.. c tIS;;r ,,,Dt,.
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ROGER A. PRYOR, who now resides in New
York, has written letter to friend in New
York in regard to the statement OF Virginia
paper thaS he was. Radical He authori-
yes the indignant deDial' Of this statement,
and says that he has no politics, having given
up all political aspirations with the downfall Of
the Contederacy, but claims that hchss in good
faith returned to his allegiance to the Govern
mcnt of the u. S. and is sincerely desirous of
re.cstablishins harmony and good feeling be-
tween all sections. The following is an extract
from the letter: 2" ."' - =
with this conviction, while pretend to no
part in politics, I have not hesitated in private
discourse to advise my friends in the South
frankly to except the situation" to adjust
their ideas to the altered state of affairs; to re-
cognize and respect the rights of the coored
race to cultivate relations of confidence and
good will toward the people of the North; to
abstain from the proftless agtations of political
debate, and to employ their energies in tie Tar
more exigent and useful work of material repair
alton and development. - ,.u
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Observation-Disclosures By 4 DoG.-On
Tuesday plight the stable Of Mr.. John Ovefton,
anold and respected citizen of Nottoway county
who resides two miles from Burkesvillc, was
SETON FIRE by an incendiary and before the
neighbors could arrive was consumed. Two
valuable horses j, were also burnt up. The
neighbours. on their arrival, unanimously agreed
that it was the work OF an incendiary and
determined to seek the assistance OF famously
sagacious dog, known as Old Rather, who on
being brought to the spot, made circuit or
two around the charred building. He then
took trail, and after passing several houses,
came to bay in front of the cabin occupied by
negro named Peter. The door was open and
the occupant found in an exhausted state as if
everything seemed to indicate his guilt. He
was arrested and will have hearing.
Mr.. Oyerten offered 500 for the dog bur
the owner refused to take it. = Richmond Wing,
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FOREIGN NEws.-A battle took place on
the 9th between the Ga-ibaldians and Papal
troops near Montabado, and it is reported that
the invaders we're defeated. No reliable &C.
count of the result has hecu received The
men Of the party OF action assert that an insur-
rection will soon break out in the city Of Rome
itself: Preparations arc complete, and Tic
leaders in Rome are in concert with the invaders.
The competition between the English ana
American safe manufacturers has resulted in
the success of the latter, The Paris jury
declared Silas G.. Herring, of New \ cork, the
winner of the wager made with the Chatwoods,
Of England The money goes to d charity.
The excitement about the Fenlans in North
England does not abate. The Government
continues its precautions, and the regular troops
are under orders to leave by railway tor Cum
berland, to garrison Carlisle Castle. q Orders
have been issued in England that al the
armories belonging to the volunteer force be
guarded and placed in a condition Of defence.
1t is generally believed that the Government
will call Parliament together on the 9th of
November. 4e:.l=esa .s1yag-E
The degree Of doctor OF laws has been confer
red by Cambridge University upon all Ameri-
can Bishops now attending the Pan Anglican
SYNOD. ;s 81
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FOR RENT

81 FOX Ken
.!l:$ The thrcc-2tory BRICK HOUSE, 30 IL.
KING st., at present occupied By n. GIegacy
This house is very commodlou., and Is VIZ.
aduptcd-its situation particularly SGT It jo.gv
grocery, dry goods, hardware business, &c 81
1t has deep lot in the rear, accessible b.
II feet alley, for wagons and dTays from $.
Asuph or Washington St. Possession glys,
when required. Apply to WIN. GREGORY,
No. s., North Washington 81. sep lo.co.
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iCOMhIGNICAVEh.
Conservative Convention at Brownsville.

Conservative Convention at BrentSVllle.
At Il convention OF delegates from the coun-
ties Of Stafford and Prince William, held in
Brcntsvillc, on Monday, the It'll Of October,
1867, for the purpose Of nominating 4 Conscr-
vative candidatcto represent said counties 10
the Convention to form Constitution for Fir-
ginia, John Ii. Suite was called to the chair,
(hc briefly explained the object of the Convcn-
tion), aud Basil Brawucr acted as Secretary.
Benjamin I. Lewis, esq, Of Prince William,
was put in domination by QUO OF the Stafford
delegates, aud was unanimously nominated
Tho Chair appointed Col. Thomas Waller and
Col 3. Brawncr committee to inform him of
his nomination, and request his acceptance.
They performed that duty, and introduced Mr..
Lewis to the Convention, who, in few peril
nent remarks, accepted the nomination, and is
the candidate for the two counties
The Alexandria Gazette is requested to pub
lish, and the fredericksburg papers copy the
above. J. ii. SUTTLE, Chairman.
B. BRAwNER, Secretary.
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EsE ED.

At her residence, Waverly," in William
and Mary Parish, Charles county, Nd. on Sat
urday, 18TH Of September, Mrs. ETHELDRA
J. HARRIS, aged Il years Mrs Harris was
well and widely known Us the rclict Of The ey-
cclent Dr. Morgnn Harris and She worthy and
only sister OF tho late Hon. John G Chapman.
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The Maryland Radical State Convention
has Nominated Gen. Grant for next President.
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FOR T. f. y 7

..!a The STOREHOUSE. on FairGa& street.
occupied by George W. Snyder rs stove sat
tin ware establishment. II is a very desirable
location "a q business stand. For terms, which
will be moderate TO a prompt paying tenant.
apply TO Jas III > LEI AhI.
sen 1-cO!fti SArTE.
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Al New Y rl:, yesterday, gold advanced +:
per cent, and Governments declined to per
cent on the strength Of reports afterwards CON
frmed, in regard to the discovery of extensive
counterfeitng frauds on the 7-%0's, which fell
off Oer CT under the nnWs
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Gen. SchoGela has decided that ~ deputy
postmaster is not subject to distranchisement
for aa7ins participates. in rebellion We
quote the words
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The Baltimore American runs up the flag :
FOR President: Gen. Ulysses S. Grant sub
ject to the decision Of the National Repu blican
Convention. -
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lord Monek, the new Governor of the Can
aaas, &C., has arrived at Toronto