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E2ARLKOAD TEME&
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANAssES


va E @ 73Ezsa
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AUGTJr
" u, 1868, one daily passenger train win 49,
between WASHINGTON and LYNCuBj1ppIC
connecting 1T GONDONSVILLEW with tho W.
ginia Central Railroad TO RICHMOND ,,i
C0VINGTON; at LYN,CHBURG for WE.T,i9;
and SOUTH VEST, and at WA&uINGTIE
for the NORTH and NORTH WEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked .o -.
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at $50 g. n. wa
Alexandri& at 100 AM, arriving At Lyncab.r.
at AS p. m.
Leave Lynchburs at 800 e.. m, arrive &,
Alexandria at 5:43 p. m, and ct WAshlng.5.
al 80 p, m.
Passengers for points on Manassas line, Ic,yo
Alexandria daily. Sunday excepted, at 7g0n
NJ; arrive at Strasburg at 1926 p. H., and =,
Mount jackson, the present western tcrmirn.
At 2;l5p. m. Eastward, leave Mount Jacl,so,
at 1918 g. H.; arrive at Alexandria ~ 5:ij p.r.
connecting ut Washington with evening Train:
North and West
aug2l General Tic&et Agea.
WAsH1HGr0N, AIExA. & eEORGGToWa K. T.
So III 81 $500 s3 ]. z.3
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Mar.
~ 18th, 1868, and until further notice, Lo~.
PASSENGER Trains will run between WASHING.
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows;
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the co-@a,
OF St. Asaph and King SITS, at 600, 8:CV& ls..
3. m, and 100, 800 and $40 p. N.
" LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Ma-....H
Avenue Depot. at TOO. 800 and HOO y. H.. a,.
200, 4:20, $50 and 1870 p, N.
THROUGH MALL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Mncy.aa.
Avenue Depot, at 6:O5 u. m
SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the cs-1e,
of Duke and Henry streets ut $50 p. IN.
LEAVE WASHlNGTON, from MAry,aa.
Avenue Depot 1T Cos p N, and 1870 p II.
O. 4. STEVENS, Gen. sup.
w. J. PHELPS Gen. Manager. rau T.
ALEX, LoUD0UH AND HADPaEIaZ ?. l.
Gg$5 EEa H IA ~ E2sG }I ;.zs:5zI 2=.2z.-z
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WI ASBINGTON UNIVERSITY, MEDI-
w CAL DEPARTMENT., BALTIMORE, MD;
. = pAHITI


FACULTY..
Rev. THOMAS e. BOND, M. D., President
G. c. NJ. Roberts, III. d., LID, Emeritus
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Woman
and Children. -..
Charles ". Chancellor, NJ. D.. Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
J. T. Logan, NJ d a., Professor Of the Princi-
pies aDd Practice of Medicine
Harvey l.. Byrd. NJ. d., Professor Of 0batet-
RIGS,
Martin ?. Scott NJ ? Professor of the Dl-
seases OF Women and Children.
Edward Warren, NJ. D., Professor Of tho
Principles and Practice Of Surgery
John =. Monmonier, NJ D., Professor Of
Physiology and General Pathology.
j. j. Norman NJ. D.. Professor of Medical
Jurisprudence and Hygiene.
Francis r. Miles, ND, Professor of Micro
scopc Anatomy and Practical Physiology.
Joseph &. Clagett NJ. D, Professor Of Mate
ria Mcdca and Therapeutics.
Clarence MorGt. NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John n. Monmonicr, NJ. D., Demonstration
ofAnatomy.
The noxt regular session of Washington Uni
vcrsity will begin on Thursday, the first day Of
October, and terminate on the I'D day of Feb
ruary 1869.
One Beneficiary Student from each Congress
sional District OF tho late slaveholding States is
annually received in this Institution, precedence
being given to wounded and disabled soldiers.
In addition to Daily Clinic Of the most sat-
isfactory character, this Institution has attach
ed to it Hospital Of its own, in which evcry
possible facility is afforded for acquiring prac-
teal knowledge Of Medicine and Surgery.
By q recent contract with the proper author
tiles, the Seamans Hospital of the Port of Bal
timore has been placed exclusively under the
control of the Faculty Of Washington Univer-
sity.
Anatomical Material is abundant
Prizn Of One Hundred Dollars will be CIV
en- for the bsst Thesis presented by 6 candidate
for graduation. Il. 80. - d. ..1.
Naturalization, S.; Dissection, $40;
Professors, Sl20; Graduation $40; Beneficiary
S35 for each session.
scriber, caro- of Postotice Box 1867, Baltimore,
Nd. JOSEPH P. LOGAN, MD,
auo 2S-2aRtO5 Dean of the FacultY.
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STOVES, TINyVARE. tEC
MTOTICE IN TIME.

Attention is called to the celebrated
"BIBB DIAMOND HEATER
WARMING THREE ROOMS WITH ONE FIRE.
This stove is universally acknowledge TO be
the greatest stove in use for economy and com
fort Attention is also called to my superior
stock Of COOKING STO YES: The Noble
Cook" stands at the head Of the list with q
number Of other patterns. Then comes most
of al kinds, and for all purposes. l vii! not
sell any one Stove except know it TO be what
/ recommend. My aim and object is to DC
plain and candid, say what know and believe
and nothing moro. ... ...
All orders from the country faithfully at
tended to. .:.... -
TINWARE ir great abundance, wholesale
and retail; will wholesale to merchants at req
sonable rates. - --
Gall and sec me, and [ will treat you well.
ENOCH GRIMES.
SOP 5--tf -. 49, King ST., AleXa vs..
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WILLIAM +. ATWELL,

NkIlILIA II =. 4 :! " ELL,
FISRIOTAELE TAILOR,
No lG1 King st, next O Milburn's Drug Store,
Would announce TO his friends and tho public
that he is again prepared to attend to al orders
for work in his line, in mis- usually satisfactory
style. mar LIFT
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4 CARD IN THE GAZETTE SPEAKS
n disparagingly Of q stove we have advertised
for sale, which we douby guarantee to DO ali
we claim for it. This card, which we consider
as personally aimed at U.s. calls for an answer
As for the merits Of the stove, VIC reter to the
certificates of o few Of our most respectable cit
Zens, who have resided in this city d JcD ycors
They have and arc still using our Sexton Heat
er. AS to the political slur, we are satisled
the author Of tho above mentioned card Will
have to G3Unt that our friends as well as our
selves can Seyn20rc
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a No. l. ~.
We have secured the agency for the E}nag5A
SEYT0N s s@slsS

We have secure? sT S2 81 SS5S !; for tho
IMPROVED BALTIMORE HEATER,
considering it by far superior to any Heater out,
as to beauty, design and finish. It is worth q
visit from those who may not even be in want
Of Stoves, that they may see to what perfection
mechanism has arrived. 70 those in want, lis
ten to our terms and guarantees, which there is
no go back on. Look at the beauty Of the stove
and we will take pleasure in explaining the
principles on which it acts. If you should wish
to buy you run no risk. Select your stove we
will take it to your house, TT it up to heat l,
or 3 rooms and when the work is all complete
build q fire, when we expect you to take seat
in front Of your own hearth, and say this is tru-
~ King Comfort.
Q RECEIPT YOUR BILL.
We are also prepared to receive orders for all
other fire place Heaters that may be wanted.
Our general assortment of Parlor, Dining
Room and Hall Stoves, together with the most
improved Cooking Stoves, have been selected
with great care from the most responsible foun-
dries, and Will present one OF the most complete
and varied assOrtmGntS ever offered in this mar
ket, every Stove Of which we viii warrant, and
sell on the most reasonable terms. ~. ....-.
\. B.-Our arrangements are such that VIC
. Ill.,. .oi g.. PURCELL 81 HOY.
aug 27-tf Corner King 8 Washington sts
+ DICKINSON s. CO.'S CRYSTAL. PASTE,
IL The Tightening Cleanser.
Instantly removes Dirt, Grease, Paint Tar,
Varnish, Sc, from gloves. and all kinds of
WAKEFIELD 81 HALL
sep Cor. Prince and Fairfax streets
WA NTED. ...-
FIVE THOUSAND $4,000 ...
ALEXANDRIA CORPORATION COUPON
al .... a.. BONDS. gro
. .. CHARLES r. HoOFF,
sep 1T -... - . Cashier.
RIITRo-PHosPHATE OF LINE.
so tons Lodi Manufacturing Company's Nitro
Phosphate OF Lime, just received in store and
for sale by .HOOE, WEDDEKBURN 81 co.
DERUVIAN GUANO.
A supply Of No. Peruvian Guano in store
also, g cargo aAoat. Win be sold at Lowest
prices, by ..- 3. II LAMBERT,
aug y No IS, Union Wharf.
OOFFEES! COFFEESl COFFEES!
v Laguyra Old Government Java, Manila
HROOKEs s. TAYLOR,
sep2 105, Prince street.
DOTOMAC MILLS CEMENT.
A consignment just received in store, Gnd for
sale by HOOE WEDDERBURN i CO., .
aug 20 If agents. No. 2, Prince st
ID LASTEEl PLASTER! PLASTER!
LOCO tons Soft Blue Windsor Plaster, daily
expected to arrive, direct from the mines.
HOOE, WEDDEEBURN & co.
aug 1T
T ABEADOR HERRING-25 bbls primo
- Labrador Herring Just received and for
sale by . . $685.. K. H.. GEMENY,
General Commission Merchant
aug % -. ~ No. 5, River Front
T EVILS PURE LEAD. Puro Snow White
u Zinc, Raw and Boiled I,iDseod Oil, Paints
and Golorss of all kinds, and French and Amer
lcan WINDOW. Glass of all Sizes just received
aug 81 JANNEY. s. co.
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7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

eE1 HIRAM H ARNOLD d" -" ~
Informs his friends and the public generally
that he has opened an Intelligence Office. in Al
exsndris Va, for the purpose of securing for
those who may need them, the services OF good
and reliable servants, male and female, Ell.
position, gives him opportunities of conducting
such an arrangement to the satisfaction OF all
concerned, and he solicits the patronage OF all
in need of servants. Commission, 81 each
OEce-7S Patrick street. north, and Hid. Qr's
Freedmen's Bureau, Alexa., Va. aug 90 I'm
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COLLEGE,

" {. Washington, ID. q.
The sessions of the several departments open
as follows: the Preparatory, Sept. 9th; the
Collegiate, Sept. 23d the Theological, October
It'll; the Law. October 18th, and the Medical,
October 10Th.
This College was organized with reference to
the oft repeated suggestion Of Washington that
University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend to the assimilation of the principles, opi1l-
ions and manners of our countrymen by the
common education of a portion of its youth
from every quarter"
It's graduates have verified tho expectations Of
Madison and Monroe, that the facilities of hear
ing debates in Congress, arguments in the SUI
preme Court. and Lectures from eminent NJ en-
and of visiting Libraries and Collections in
Science gathered at this centre would foster q
comprehensive mental development. The Pre-
paratory School gives thorough training for
busin ess and preparation for College. the
College proper has eight efficient Professors !;
all the chairs being filed. The Theological
School has three Professors and Lecturers ;
the Law School four, and the Medical ten
The expenses are as low as at other colleges.
Number of students the past year 454.
For catalogues or further information, address
IT, w. SAMSON, D. D., President.
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rrl,T,r [rTNrl, 1TNNNAV M !" I -
BEGIN NLNI MoNDA1 " a., - l. Is1,
l1e@ro - fT u''y' "
= n. ano p IL o' Of a. ~ o L't a. ''
DurG Iot ,I Pa.
G4nn rc liz CdacIns hirb d IrnA
dI,e Irc5II,s 49, GatITr}at,s H.
!ue5d%y*, IHTFSG"5S sI : -o u A.
5isG, hos+or ..rT jrnnn Crrir,r5. ~.t+.-.,..
leaving Winchester Oh Mondays, Hclae..
days and Fridays.
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" ING COM E 0 r. 7 l..

Having spent some time away. from home in
order to test the merits Of the various Fire Place
| Heaters, we have returned prepared to offer to
| 1,o ,,,rb1ic o4biDr
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n REEN SPRING ACADEMY.

~ REEN SPRING ACADEMY. ..
The Eighth Session commences on the second
Monday of September. Number of pupils linn
tied to sixteen. The coarse, besides book-keep-
ing and the usual English branches, embraces
Latin, Greek, French, Mathematics and he ele-
me, is of Engineering. Terms for boarders,
$3.50 per half session. in advance Post office.
Trevilian Depot Louisa CO., Va.
WELLINGTON GORDON q
Louisa County v. jy 30-2aw6w
3. A LENAN DRIA ELECTIC ACADEMY,
II No 142, DUKE STREET.
The9Tourth Annual Session Of this School
will begin on Monday, the 18th of Sept 1863.
Terms Elementary Glass, S.; Junior, So;
Intermediate, 50; Senior, $40 per quarter--in
advance. 49,.
a small charge will be made for fuel in the
first three quarters. .-......-
Applications may be made to the Principal
at his residence, 142, Duke street. .....-.
aug M-eotf VIM Z. BAKER, Principal.
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'EISH TO ARRIVE.

We will have another cargo, direct from the
British Provinces, about the 10Th of September,
of superior ~ .-. ~
a'F,l ST. JOHNS sALEWIVES. nc
Also 500 bbls l, 2 and Mack erel, which will
be sold, if ordered in time, to be delivered from
the vessel at per cent less than Boston prices.
Fish warranted primo.
GEO. w. HARRISON 81 CO,
Wholesale Dealers in Fish, Alexa, Va.
1oo
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q B. SECTIONS
y, .... LIS PATENT
BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS
AND
..- ......s. GAS BURNERS.


Cur celebrated Patent Heaters for Anthracite
and Bituminous coal, have given the utmost
satisfaction to the thousands who have put
them in their houses the past few years They
have as brilliant and cheerful appearance as an
open CRATE fire, and are decidedly more ecOnO-
niical and desirable. They have the greatest
heating capacity ofany fireplace Stoves in use
heating from two to four and five rooms with
one fire. Considerable expense has been incur
red recently in getting out our now, patterns,
and it is pronounced by ali that for beauty Of
finish and tasteful ornamentation and construc-
ton, our new Stoves are unequalled, and they
are the most powerful and pleasant of heaters.
Fire may be kept up in them for months by adj
ding coal every twelve hours.
The demand for and popularity Of our Heat
ers is undated. -....
They can be obtained of ...-
Messrs. 2 URCELL 81 HOY.
RI. =. .~4 Alexandra, Va.
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DIEDMONT INSTITUTE, ..--1 g.

/ $751;. ...'... CHARLoTTEsy1LLE, Va
Mrs. r. K. MEADE, Principal. ...
Tho Sixteenth Annual Session begins Sep
TENDER 2lst and closes June 18th. s.-.-. - 8
TERMS: Board. $500; English, Including
History and English Literature, $50; Mathe-
MATES, 500 Ancient and Modern Languages,
each SO; instrumental and Vocal Music, with
use of instrument, each $50; Drawing and
Painting. $780, Washing and Lights extra. Pay
able half-yearly in advance.
Charlottesville, Va, aug l4-eo1m* . H..
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E7HE EXERCISES OF MISS MARK'S
4 Seminary will BIO resumed on the fifteenth
promote the physical, moral and intellectual
improvement Of the pupils THE higher classes
in Mathematics, will receive daily instruction
from Mr.. FicElin, q teacher most favorably
known to this community. -----'L =. -
A corps of efficient Ladies will be provided to
meet the wants Of tho institution. Terms: From
six to ten dollars for English branches per term
Of ten weeks. French and Music at Professors
charges. Parents intending to enter their chill
dren will please make an early application
The School Room is eigibly situated at Miss
Ms residence pa, King street. between Alfred
and Columbus aug l3-eo1m
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AEIsS FANNIE GWIN,Sa SCHOOL.

NEISSz FANNIE OWNS SCHOOL.
The exercises of this School will be resumed
on Thursday, September 10th:
Particular attention given to MUSIC, at We
ry reasonable charge. y sep 3-2W
DRIMARY AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NORMAN f. MOORE will reopen his school
for boys at his old school room, No. &c. Fairfax
street. ei-anaEGLA -. err ...l. a->.
Terms: IS per quarter, payable in advance.
aug Paw r3saas 1.lu l.u..s !. y 80 =
MISS POWELES SELECT SCHOOL FOR
Nl YOUNG LADIES. ~ El.a b
The next session of this School will begin on
Thursday, September IT. ..s-- - :. ..,,
The course of instruction will comprise the
English branches, French, Latin and Mathe-
matics Number of scholars strictly limited.
Circulars, containing terms. &c, can be OBJ.
tanned at the residence Of Mr. Charles L. Pow
ell corner Of Duke and Washington SITS.
~ p .
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TEE RICEMQNO, FREDERICKSBURG AEC 20
T0MEC ROUTE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MMRS. MARY E. KEITH will open q Prims-
lVh ry Schoolfor Boys, at the room formerly
occupied by Mrs. Whiting, on North Washing
ton street.. The exercises Of the school will
commence MONDAY, September 18th.
The charge for tuition will be twenty dollars
for the term of forty week, to be paid quarterly
in advance. Fuel extra. s4,asg
Previous to the commencement OF the term
application can be made to Mrs. Keith, at the
residence of Cuthbert Powell, esq, on North
Patrick street. 80. ..ss,g
References-The Episcopal Clergymen of the
city; Cuthbert Powell, esq; Albert Stuart, esd;
T.?B. TayTorG esa. az" = - sep 5-eotOct1
NT0RW WOOD SCHOOL,
IN VIM. D. CABELL, Principal, -
Assisted BY two Masters of Art ofthe Uniyer-
sity of Virginia, and four other accomplished
instructors il5-2 49, go
This School is designed to prepare youths for
the, University of Virginia or for Immediate en-
trance upon the duties of life. The Fourth Ses-
sion begins September 23d, 1865:
For catalogue, containing particulars. address
the PRINCIPAL, st Norwood, Nelson county, Va.
;TZ3laa~ <'rfh PREFERENCES. Is =. ~
The students who have attended the School
from its foundation. See catalogue
Faculties University of Virginia, The Vlr-
ginia Military Institute, Washington College
and Virginians generally. ~ 49, ..-
Nelson county. sep lin =
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A LEXANDRIA- STEAM DYEING AND
n CLOTH DRESSING ESTABLISH
lENT, Established in l843.i EEE~4C eea...
A. d WAKEFIELD, Proprietor.
Grape SnaW VII DIX dresses, Me;lnoes, Mouse
dress Goods Cleaned and Dyed in the very best
manner, - - ~
Gentlemen's Garments Of every description
Cleaned and Re-Gyed, if necessary, in e style
i:ot to be surpassed By any establishment In tn Q
Good packed and forwarded with dispatch
-2n,
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YHNHE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FUR
u GIRLS, No. 1885, King street, will resume
studies on the second Monday Of September
The Institute is provided with complete Appa-
ratus and Specimens for the illustration of les
sons; and aims to address it's teachings to the
eye as we'll as to the ear. It possesses q Teles-
of great power, with many other useful instru-
nents; commcdious and we'll furnished grounds
for physical exercises, anda school Library of
several hundred volumes, selected especially
for the use of girls and young ladies. Terms
i aus Ss~ts148 WIN. F. CARNE, Principal
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Z YARNS!
Received this day nv first invoice of those
celebrated Yarns, in white and blue mixed, in
num bers from Is to So This thread is warrant
ed full IL OF, to the pound Call at
aug q Q. c. BERRY'S, r. King st.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS +.
We have on hand large stock of ..erl
~ BOOTS AND SHOES,
suitable for country trade to which we invite
your attention, as they will be sold at such
prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
=. s,l...r -t-s.E W. B. WADDEY,
mar 10 -9s. II. King street
ID OWDER, SHOT AND GAPS. 80
e aug 10 ssfof BROOKES s. TAYLOR.
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Richmond, aug 2G-d1w&eo4t .
1T UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The forty-ffth Session of this Institution will
begin on the LIST day of October, 1863 and end on
The organization of this Institution is very
complete, embracing extensive and thorough
courses of instruction in Literature and Science,
and in the professions of Law, Medicine and En-
giHcoring. 5- -..-'-
Estimated Expenscs-exc of books,
clothing. and pocket money-of tho Academic
Student, $500; of tho Law Student, $685. and
Of the Medical Student $685. --. .-
For particulars, send for catalogue, to VIM
Wertenbacker, Secretary, or 1r
30 -.-' Chairman Of the Faculty,
... ..< - P. 0. University of Va. y
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*. LOUDOUN ED HANPaEIAE z
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
L NJ ~ IN L AiANMA V IL y y

H q u g.sE III .I . -. -
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7 through Rates Between Montgomery
and Charleston.

The following paragraph is published in
the Mercury Of yesterday:
Erract of a letter dated Montgomery. Septena-
Der 10, 1868, from Mesrs, r. Fl. Kno1 d Co.
There il no through tariff between our city
and Charleston, but one from Montgomery to
Savannah. It is only taken at local rates, e1-
cept by special arrangement with the railroad
companies.
This fact may be easily explained. The
Montgomery and West Point Railroad, from
Montgomery to West Point, being closely
connected with the Georgia Central Rail-
road, has made through rate for freight
between Montgomery and Savannah, TAX
ing its pro rata share of the whole cost Of
transportation between those two points.
But il fatty and persistently refuses to give
to the roads between West Point and Charles
ton the benefit of through rate, it will not
collect their freights, and will not take for
them any freight whatever except at its full
local rates. This condition of affairs is to
be regretted, but is not due to any want of
sagacity in the management of the South
Carolina Railroad.
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.'' CHI A. RI EST ON.
-l- 800 g.,
1S cC-[ .--T-o--T-
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER as, 1865.
Eor President. .........H .HORAT1o SEYMOUR.
For Hses.Pr,saler.. ;. FRANCIS p. BLAIR.
The Georgia Trade.

We are gratifed to find that Charleston is
regaining her old vantage ground in the
favorable op ;nion of the merchants. of our
sister State. Yesterday was the busiest
day that our jobbing houses have had this
season, and we are: within bounds when we
say that 'three-fourths Of the goods shipped
were for points in, the interior Of Georgia.
This is most pleasing fact, and it may be
taken as q proof that our old customers,
after having tried the great cities Of the
North, Z have. come; to, the conclusion that
Charleston Is their best and cheapest mar
ket. We are j. convinced that lts this city can
give Southern merchants betterterms, upon
the wholej than they can obtain in either
Baltimore or New York. Our merchants
are men for the times, and viii make it to
the advantage Of every dealer, great or
small, to do his business in Charleston.
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The st. Petersburg Golos, seml-ofholal l
government organ, has published an article on
the ext ,nsion OF the Prussian boundary hnes'
which gives an interesting account OF the pres
ent at ttitrde of Prussia and France, OF the SIDE
that Russia viii pr obably take in case war
should break out etween those powers, and OF
the benefits which Russia expects to reap as
the reward of her assistance or non-interfer-
ence. The Golos says that an encounter be-
tween Prussia and France is inevitable, because
the for rer power is not satisfied with the
River Maine as the boundary line OF her terri
tor:ai acquisitions of 1866, but desires to ex-
tend her empire over Southern Germany.
An alliance between Russia and France IS
next shown to be more natural than between
Russia and Prussia, the only obstacle being
the sympathy expressed by the French news
papers for Poland and the desire Of Prince
Napoleon to become King of that country. The
particular advantage that Russia would ask for
her support, will be the modification Of the
treaty Of Paris, 1856. But when the Turkish
Empire falls, the Golos asserts that Western
Europe will be satisfied If Russia contents her
self with the left bank of the Danube as from
tier, and with the repeal of the obnoxious artl-
cles in the treaty. The latter considerations,
however, seem to change the whole course OF
the argument, and the question is asked, why
should Russia embroil herself with Prussia
without hope of profit? The extraordinary
growth OF Prussia, it is stated, is not without
danger for Russia, but ,is intolerable for
France; therefore, the, Golos hopes that France,
without Russia, will be able to assign to Prus-
sis the place she should occupy in Europe.