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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-02

JUDGE ALDRICH, otSouth Carolina, who de-
elined to carry out the orders OF Gen. Candy
in relation TO. the jury lists on the ground that
It would be iu violation Of bis official oatbs,
which require of him the faithful execution OF
theIJury Law passed 1881 which is the same
to-day, and which forbids it, received The order
of Gen Candy suspending him from his otlce,
when about opening his court at BarnWell Court
House After the clerk had called the jury
lists, Judge Aldrich.arose and addressed them
as follows: = ~ az gcH i,
"Gentenaen: In forced obedience to the com
mand Of Brevet Major General Edward II. 3.
Canhy, I lay down my office tor the present.
Personally, [ feel no modification at this IN
dignity, because it has been put upon me Tor
the conscientious discharge of my constitutional
duty did not receive my Office from HIM or
from any power which he represents, and ne
has no right to remove me. But ..t,almost
breaks my heart to witness the humiliation OF
this proud old State we all love so we'll, IN my
poor person Be of good cheer; it is only for
time. [ see the dawn OF brighter day.
The great heart Of the American people beats
true to constitutional liberty The time is at
hand when we will be relieved from the tyranny
and insolence of military despotlsm.
I Gentlemen of the 'juries, for the present fare
we'll; but il God spares my life, will yet pre-
side in this court, South Corolina judge,
whose ermine is unstalned ~i3.>1=.
My brethren Of the bar, be patient: be 10y
al to the constitution be true to yourselves.
Mr. Clerk, as [ am not permitted to per-
form any judicial act, you and the sheriff will
issue TO the jurors their pay certificates as ii
the judge had not attended.
Mr. Sheriff, let the court stand adjourned,
while the voice of justice is stiaed.
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MARRIED..

On the SOth ult., at the residence of the late
John E.. Henderson, by Rev. b.. j.. Willis,
pERSON, both of this city. No cards.
At Cu!pcper c. r., by Rev. J. B. Taylor, jr.,
on the 29th ultimo, Mr. BRUCE w. STRING
FELLOW to Miss SALLIE J. BROADUS,
daughter Of the late James G. Broadus, esq, al
of Culpeper.
At Ashleigh, in Culpeper county, on the 18th
ultimo by Rev. j. B Taylor, ir., Mr.. JOSEPH
@. MATTHEW'S to Miss ELIZA 4. STRl Me-
FELLOW, daughter of r. a. StrIngfellow,
esq all OF Culpeper
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EDUCATIONAL.

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL FOX 30
T. Three miles aoest Of Atsrand,ia, Va.
The Twenty Eighth Annual Session OF this
Institution commences on the 18th Of Septem-
Dor, with the following Instructors:
Rev. WIN. +. GARDNER UNIV. Va Rector.
JAMES Nj. GARNErT, M. A., (Univ. Va
w. PfNCKNEY MASON, GU. ). Naval Ac'dy)
TEkMs.-S3O per session, with no extra
charges, payable srnli-annua!Iy i'll al vance.
For further information address the hector
". REV VIM. f. GARDNER, .
Theological Seminary P.O, FalrIn% CO, Va.
iy OFF 49, .-
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WHAT Mr. BoTTs SAYs.--Joh Minor
Bolts, Of Virginia, arrived here this morning.
He takes very respondent view Of the poti-
cal condition of Virginia. He thinks that the
whites of Virginia are disposed to prescribe
negroes for voting in favor Of Convention,
and says that numbers of the latter have been
discharged BY their white employers in the
cities as we'll as in the country The negroes,
Mr. Bolts says, are forming co operative So
cieties, and their determination is not to work
for those who have prescribed them when
there is demand for labor = Wash. Star.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
II ENJOYED TO NEW STORE,
NO. 95, KING STR Z IT,
(0nnnsita the old stand
(Opposite the old stsnd)


The undersigned has removed his BOOK and
STATIONERY STORE, from the old stand,
No l04, King street, to the new ana commo-
dious store, No. as, King street. directly oppoo-
site, where he will be pleased to see his friends
and: the public generally, at lltlmos, ana "nere
may be found a large and we'll solicited stock OF
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which / offer for sale at the lowest cash prices,
including full assortment Of Cap, Note and
Letter Paper, Printing Cards, Bibles Episcopal
and Catholic Prayer Books, Gold Pens, Gull
lots and Perrys celebrated Steel Pens, Thad-
deus Davids and Arnold's best Writing Fluid
and Ink, Paints, Water Colors, ,Dominoes,
orandum and p IS Books Envelopes, all sizes
and qualities, :Inkstands, Chess and Backgam-
mon Boards and Men, Pocket Books, Photo
graph Albums Magazines, Reviews, Newspa-
1ers y Desks, Rulers, and all other ARTICLES
usually kept in Il first class Book and Stationery
Store.
All orders from the country promptly
S' oct 24U If GEO. E. FRENCH.
yOHN 81. PARROTT,
j ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
DsaieF III DnANA Nv WRITING PAPER,
Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, Envelopes.
Inks, Gum Muclage
Wrapping Twine,
in short everything comprised under !, Inc term erin
Stationery for the ONCE School Room and
0 Also, SHEET MUSIC (some 1000 t? 5000
pieces on hand) The only stock Of Music ever
gotten up here.
-Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Bnnjos &C..
Guitars, Violins, Sc, and musical Instruments
generally. Terms cash, -.
Also sole agent here for the Richmond and
Manchester, Va Paper Mills.
Any sizes and weight, Of Wrapping and
Printing Papers furnished at short notice. upon
satisfactory terms. ...... OCT I'LL
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DIED..

This morning, at II o'clock, HENRY
LLOYD Of Lochaber, in the SD year Of his
age astt- His funeral will take place from the
residence Of Augustus Butts, on Columbus be-
tween Princess and Oronoco streets, on Monday,
the I,h instant, at 10 O clock m. His friends
and acquaintances are respectfully invited to
attend Washington papers copy .... .
On Tuesday. tho 10Th instant, in Lynchburg
Va, Rev. Father r. OSCAR SEA Rs, late pas
tor Of the Cath lie Church ut that place.
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i,VIRGINIA 4NEWS,j

.ByIml's distillery and Myers & Brothers rec:
tifying house, two Of the largest whiskey estab.
lishments in Richmond, were taken possession
Of yesterday by Gen. Milford, Collector of In.
ternal Revenue for alleged violations of the
internal revenue laws and between two. and
three hundred barrels Of whiskey were! seized
McCracken 4 Co..! sold on Tusday, farm
belonging to VIM Taylor, lying along the r.
II. q z. Railroad, nine miles from Fredcricks
burg, and containing 300 acres to Jonathan
Draper, of New Castle, Delaware, for 50. 100
$1,000 cash. 93s;@.;i 5.'A... tst','.
E: The Synod Of Virginia meets at Charlestown,
Jefferson county, on the 9th inst Several
ministers from Richmond are making prepara
tions to be in attendance 4@i
E The official vote of Virginia discloses the fact
that nearly fifteen thousand out of seventy five
thousand registered white voters cast their bal
lots for the Convention. q Ey
Mrs. Jones, the vile Of Rev Dr. Jones,
President of Richmond College, died a few
days ago. &t3 l&##
WASHINGTON ITEMS. Convention OF
the Young Men 8 Christian ,[Asso Citations adj
journed sae die yesterday evening. One Of
the resolutions last adopted protests against
the employment Of games, such as card playing
chess checkers, backgammon Or billiards, be-
lieving them to be banefnl in their effects, and
tending TO evil when used In, the rooms OF the
associations Rev. Dr. Gillette said he thought
That base ball should be included in the pro
hibition
Z The steamer JohnGibson brought to George
town II bbls Mediterranean seed wheat,
was intended for a gentleman in Jefferson
county, Virginia, but owing to the Iateness of
its arrivalit wilnow probably be sold.
In.view. of the number of States holding
elections next week, an order has been issued
granting all clerks five days leave of absence
who may choose to avail themselves Of the
privilege. .'..s...----
Is #fasG0LD. g.s%3 &t3sg%i
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MOVEMENT OF TRooPs. -Four companies Of
the 18th Regiment. Of Regular Infantry, here
: ;tofore attached TO the garrison Of this post,
have been ordered to Washington They will
leave, wes suppose, This evening - ynclsJarg
Republican. 49, 81, y s.. =s'' '!s.'s1' -, 4 !
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TEMPLE OF FASHION.
TO THE FASTIDIQUS.

TO THE FASTIDIOUS.
| ARNOLD will introduce his beautiful FALL
| and WINTER STYLES Of GENTLEME EMS,
| YOUTHS and BOYS HATS today. Fol
| beauty Of style and elegance Of finish they can
| not be surpassed. Remember, Alcxandrlans,
| these Hats are Just from the manufacturers
He tlatters himself that in style and price his
stock will compare favorably with this or any
| other market To all he would say call and
! see. join a. ARNOLO,
oct 9-lnl r.. No 55, King str Get.
T.LANT YOUR TREES AND GRAPE
{ WIN Els, that they may grow while you
are sleeping.
ali kinds of FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES, Grape Vines, Shrubs, Roots, &c, &c,
at Us low prices as can be had at any point All
orders addressed TO me through tho postottice,
(box 372) or left at Messrs. Janney & Co. S
Drug Store, in this city, will be promptly an
FRANCIS Nj MILLS
References Rev. w. +. Munsey, Richard
Lloyd, esq, IT, A. Brewis & Go. &C 28-lm:
p O Ar DIN G.!
Families desiring spacious at'sgtueaLs and
comfortable board can procure them on tavora.
bic terms ut
l. 4. CARRIERS,
NO. IS PRINCE STREET,
Also, transient boardc S accommodated
oct2l-iflm
4 EVILS PURE WHITE LEAD, pure Lin
! seed Oil. Boiled Gil; Cnpal Eurnish, Fur
niture and Coach Spirits Turpentine, Crude
Petroleum, Machine Oil, Ncatsfoot, Lard
Sperm, Whale and Kerosene OIL Paints of all
kinds, both dry and ground, in Ola full sup
ply received and for sale ut the Lowest rates.
oc 30 HENRY COOK, 80, King st.
DAlNTS, OILS, &c-Lcwis' Pure Lead
I boiled and Raw Lnseed Oil Spirits Tur-
tentine, Japan Varnish Paint Brushes, Putty,
French and American Window Glass, Iust re-
ccived and for sale at lowest cash prices by
f. :. LEADBEATER Sc CO.,
oct % - Fairfax street,
DLANK BOOKS.-Day Books, Journals,
ID Ledgers, Cash Books, Pocket Mcmoran-
dums, Pass Books, Indrxed, Pencil, Order,
Grain, Milk, Time, Composition and Copy
Books. The French Letter Press Copying
Books received and for sale by
: oc 10 !s.... JOHN H. PARROTT
lust RECEIV D.-~Another supply Of
~ VELVET AND FELT HATS,
cheaper than ever Also, Veils Collars and
Handkerchefs Call and sec them at
MRS G. l.. PSON'S,
oct 10 $50, King street.
TRENCH BLACKING- A very superior
IL article for polishing boots and shoes, with
half the labor Of the ordinary shoe backing,
and great preservatvo to boots and shoes.
HENRY COOK,
oct % -. Nos. 80 and 220, King st.
EISHEk'S UNkIVALI.ED MINCE
Il MEAT, received this day, and for sale by
oct 81 j. G. MILBURN.
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$1,000. 600 IN WATCH =" !
For SALE ON TIE POPULAR

FOR SALE ON THE P0PULAE
Mg,- O N E PRICE Z l. a N. ~EsM
... GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH |!
For the low Price of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not to be Paid Tor unless perfectly sat-
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G4D~ Every patron obtains Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40, while it may be
worth 81 900. No partiality shown. -,
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the ar ar;
ticlcs, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment Of ten
Dollars, whether it be q Wa tch worth 81, 90 or
one worth less. The return Of any Of our GER
tifcatcs entities you to the article named there;
on upon payment, irrespective of its worth, and
as no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but straightforward Legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most Gastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid upon receipt of Is cents, five for 81, eleven
for 81, thirty-thre and elegant premium for SIS,
sixty six and more valuable premium for $50,
one hundred and most superb watch for SID
To Agents, or those wishing employment, this
is rare opportunity. 1t is 4 legtlmateel y con-
ductcd business, duly authorized by the Gov
eminent, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try us ... WRIGHT, BIO - 60,
Importers, lGl, Broadway.
sep 29-Gm 81. NEW YORK.
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The most difficult part Of the Radical pro-
;, sgramme is yet to be- accomplished that
which will produce quite as much opposition
from some'of the "Republicans as from the
{, Conservatives. We refer to the design, to es-
. tablish by authority OF Congress, colored suf-
:, iragein az the States, no matter what may
!; be the wishes and Judgment of the qpeople Iof
the States: We shall see, as the game pro
rceeds, how this project is to work, in various
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TAR. STONEBRAkERS"
RAT FXTERMIN ATOR

p,u [ne dpn rGi;c, fran, tLo 49,;
zens of Baltimore a" 10 It's merit II" " r"' DIES
Ir"yer' Ru,,.rorc N.y1d 1ee-
uossrs clotwortbv s. Co. ''' " '''' ''''
Gent: Ny warehouse, On Howard street. WA,
s2 D BY k s1 @1 S%
truly, it is an extermlnator. 1T cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have hau no return OF
WM. 7. LASpsTEEkT,
Corner Howard End German street.
,-I,. >,,,.,o ,o,-
D2i'''''"' nay 49, '''''
MeEsrs. Cl4l"orthJ 70 ,,.,Al-r ,.:,,
Gent: we were very 'nuIn 'ayu'I IT,, VT"
rats IN our Sloro icr' o'"I''"' An'' i,'t
terminator beih2 h'gh!y =, a.,
VIC used one opt'c :" ~ NY - = -,
worthy the hlgil f"c"fhhl "I ~ - "'.1 ''
cciSG'i a. ~ :'. e., ar,t n;.h, ~. u,.45
troubled with rntS sihrc I''T niat n.y.
...... horkiHS. nAE'HG nS S iMnM,,
p.r;,,u.o W ,ia,.'iH'' ~
..,, =. ~
M ossrs. GI"I"ortiy ~, u..,,,3ruI.,.y. D.,
reht me "'tt,e y, - ,r,' has r,r',,.i I
E&terlnlhator, pu'cnHSoJ - H' mo- ir,t,
De dealh 10 i raItS' u7" "ui ,I,. Ioyt mnrr;nr
counted nine dead rats in the yard. They
come out of their holes to die
f. b TUckEE, No. ~, ~ r"r" i
Ask for DR.. Stonebrakers Rat Killer, snl
take no other For sale by
JANNEl 90,
10. King street
T. $ LEADBEATER y co,
aug 8-3m Whor&Ir EGh'-
-,IIDI1, CIrp,, rirps,
H'oN''
E y, ,N, - ;4 ..trro,l r,,,
j., JOhN !. ~ ~; n'. 49,, on'i S,,,n ~
assortment of
LADIES, MISSES & ClllLDREN'S FURH
Such rs Sable Nuts, Collars %nd Tnima:
Russian Mink -
Siber n Squirrel " "
Canada sable "
Water Mink e
Misses Siberian Squirrel Muti!
Ermine and Swnn.down, for trimming CHI.
dren's Clocks.
Furs cleaned and repaired in tho best man
Also an excellent stocI, Of
GENTS. YOUTHS AND BOYS
HATS AND CAPS.
of the m. St fashionable STYLES.
IIo feels assured that his long experience in
business has anablcd him to bay on such nd
vantapeous terms as TO defy colnpctition.
oc G-tf No. SO, King street.
$500, ,,,,,,n,r,1,nrIVDT r.VrE
W Il HAVE JUSI NECElF FL y IA N"''
" addition to on: STOCK OF
FREDEklCkSBU kG ,,.,,.l,, u,,,y
AN y uVI' ;2,,,S -hA''"'
VIRGINIA CASSl NJ ENE>, y,
the latter OF when we are inc "e'nt,' w. 81,
retail purchasers on tn" best terms vI We TTT
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WINCHESTER AND Potomac RAILROAD
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Company was held on Saturday last. The re-
/ port ofthe President and Directors of the COM
pany's operations for. the past year, stated that
tie gross earnings of the company for the first
eight months OF the present year. to September
LIST, 1867, exceeded by several hundred dollars
the entire amount which bad accrued within
the whole ofthe year preceding aud it was,
estimated that the business of the remaining
|. four months might reasonably be expected to
run up the total OF gross earnings Tor the year
to 100000, against SOL 900 for the year 1866.
$ 1t was also stated that the amount expended
during the year in reconstruction and repairs
Of the road, and for the use and repairs Of ma
chinery, cost of transportation &c, and other
incidental expenses, was 10 excess of the
amount of income by about $40, 000 and that
as about onc-tbird Of the road remained to be
ballasted, and the trestling near Harper's Fer
ry, aud the bridges on the road would require
to be rebuilt, a further large outlay for shese
| objects would yet be demanded before the road
could be placed in thorough and complete con-
diion The contemplated Improvement de-
signed TO connect the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad with the Manassas Gap road at
Strasburg, was adverted to in the report, and
the hopeexpressed that nothing might occur
to rctard its execution. AluSion was made to
negotiations which had been depending between
the Board of Directors and the Baltimore and
Ohio Road, looking to lease of the road to
the latter company. The Stockholders then
proceeded to the election Of a President and
Directors for the ensuing year, which rcsnl ted
ne follows For prnSi6ent-,J Osnnh Fl g her
rard For Drectors-Robt. Y. Conrad, VIM.
L CLARK. John. Glaize and William B. Baker.
=. HmcAester Times.
ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE On last Sunday
night three negroes went TO the house Of Mrs.
Mooney who lives about six miles from Camp
bell Court House, and demanded admiltance.
Mrs Mooney, who is widow lady, had no one
with her in the house at the time save her
daughter, young girl just entering woman.
hood. Looking out of the window she saw
that the men were armed with axes, and with
nerve and selfpossession she asked them what
they wanted They insoleptly answered. sup
posing her to be without protection, that they
came to rob the house and outrage herself and
daughter. Mrs Mooney and the young lady
procured a shot gun and revolver, and pre-
senting themselves at the windows warned the
men that If they attempted to force the house
open they would instantly be shot. This de-
.termined resistance on the part of the ladies
deferred the men from attempting to carry out
their devilish purpose, and without using their
axes, they withdrew from from the house, and
leftthe brave women in possession of the home
they had defended with so much ready cour.
arge. --Anchlauy Ea.) Republican, Oct. 81.
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A Heavy FREsuET. The thrty-six hours
rain, commencing Sunday night, raised the
Rarpalannock River to within two or three
feet OF The height attained in October of last
year. a@ -....T: H..
The corn that had been left standing on the flats
of the Rappahannock has been greatly injured
and much OF it swept off. Among the losers in
this respect are Maj Lacy, MIR. NJ McCardlc,
and MIR. Samuel S. knOx. who have been cult
waiting the land opposite Fredericksburg.
Boats, fencing, trees and huge quantities OF
debris have been floating along down the river
since Monday The most serious damage we
have heard vas that received by Mcssrs. White
& Neville at their distillcry in Falmouth.
They had several hundred hogs, 10 pens, fat
tenng The water rose so rapidly that most
of the pens were swept off, and the porkers
had terrible scuf1la for lite. Some Of them
came as low down as Chatham bridge before
they got ashore, and of course some were
drowned Their entire loss is estimated at
$500 or $5OO-Frcr7erichsbury Herald.
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!. |.NEw York, November 2.-Gold to-day l4l4.
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George. Smith; tried in Norfolk, for killing
Martin Madison his wife's paramount has
been found not guilty, and discharged from
q Imprisonment q ..s.s sIl@eSf IN
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! The. New York Commercial, republican
journal, declares that the annual stea lingsfrom
the government would more than supportfits
legitimate expenses and leave margin toward
q the payment Of the interest ofthe national debt.
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''ANoTnER LEAP AHEAD. Such Is the
advice Of the Anti-SIavcry Standard:
1T is not enough, it says, that the Radicals
should get into their own hands the "organiZa-
ton of the State governments in the South !"
they must fortify themselves therethey must
prepare to hold those governments permanent
iy, by confscating the landed estates Of the
white population and dividing them up among
the blacks" 1t remains 81 duty Of Congress
both to depose johnson and to dispossess the
rebelious occupants Of these large landed es-
tates. y ~ t.'t....
The New York Tunes, Radicai) in comment
ing upon the above says ........
''Ihe colorel race is likely t., ba injured,
rather than aided, by this sycophantic and ex,
travagant crusade on its behalf. They muy be
mad. for time the special pets and favored
recipients of political power, and of what,ver
else may be the price of their pnriy support
but in the long run their support on these terms
Neither the political, the industrial nor the So
ciul institutions of States be made to rest on
such basis. With every year thsir demands
will become more and more eXor5tunt the 81
feet Of giving them special advantages over
other classes Of the community, Will become
more and more injurious, md more anu more
m element of social discard md danger; and
the reaction against them will become stronger
and stronger Throughout the Nothern States. -
Ohio has voted against them now, after two
years of Cons resional Legislation in their inter
eat, by So GOO mmjoriLy--if the programme laid
down by the Anti Slavery Standard is folio we'd
up, the majority of Ohio next year on tho sam e
side will hn twice NJ large.
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& sNis believed that the provisions Of the Con-
stitution to be adopted Eby the Convention in
this Statewill be manip alated not prepared
after consultation with the Radical leaders in
Washington; and be made to conform, not to the
wishes Of the whiteipeople Of the State, but to
the plans, purposes, and intentions Of the DOM
inant political party, We hope that this may
not turn out to be so-though We should rot
be disappointed ats almost anything. Z! fEfg1
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,sgis Belle Boyd is an actress performing in tht
theatre, in Norfolk. &. s. aHa7s ~.
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/ Il For the first time, for several years, Thad-
deus Stevens fails TO make sensation Or an
!. 5 impression, even upon hisown party. fl is
secent manifeso on suffrage, is, contessedy, the
poorest and weakest Of any of his political pro-
/. auctions Indeed, many do not hesitate to
II speak ofait as twaddle.'t 1t has none Of his
usual senteDtiousness 3 nothing Of force orvlg
or..It is the dull talk of a man not bright in
: intellect orlYelliin health 9! -
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Mcssrs Clotworthy 81 Co.
Gent Ny warehouse On Howard street Wa,
completely overrun by rats: used Il bottle Of
OR StOnebraker's' Rat EXtcrminator and.
truly, it is All extermnAtor 1t cleared the
warehouse Of rats, and have had no return OF
them, and it has been tour months since used it
VIM. +. LAHpsTREET,
Corner Howard End German street
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Baltimore. May IL, 1867

BNILlllITo. MAY II, I5Jl.
Messrs. Clotworthy " Co.
Gent: We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store DR.. StoncbrAher's Rat =
Termination being highly recommended To u,
VIC used one bottle o; 1t, nni 1t proved itsol:
worthy the high rrcomm nIatiuhs it hn1 r..
cciyei as a Rat Destroyer. We have not hc"r.
troubled with rats since the first night we u>"d
HorKlnH. UARpEN 4 KENT,
Baltimore st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-02

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-02

IN Now layer Raisins, just received and
for sale by y FRED. RECkER,,
nov 2-2w King street cor st. Asaph.