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STATE or LOUISIANA, kxKcurIvr DErAKrsnsI,
New Orleans, May II. 1853

b. HARDr. Secretary Of STATE.
srArx on LOUISIANA, kxxcvrvr DErAxrsssr, I
N. = New Orleans, May Il. 1853
WHEREAs Leui. Power. ma. made ap-
bond dated the 18Th of November 1851 Of
ssrS. n sond sns for ps
by the ous Powers Of his duties
BOND d!ssd hs S,S y November 1852 for the sum of
$500 as conssS th. Firth Justices Court for the same
sons dated the 26th d november 1851 for the same
the sss S S xy irsS Ss as
the Fhh District Court Of New Orleans. with d. r. vessel
1nanes = ID. said Louis ro~s. Of the appsrt.n-
hereby vrn 70 all person. interested the above
sscrs Of State within Siast, days a the last publ
cation hereof why the said bonds shoudnot be cancelled and
Given under my hand and seal Of the State as allow
and the Of the TSs'sS s'- sK as ninety
" Governor OF Louisiana
). 4 HiRDr. Secretary Of stss&
EAT s Ia Lours1s. DsrasI...s, ps ,,ES,Ssyu.l
ATTENDU que L. uts Powers . Esite uue
"A application pour canceles les cites obligation Onieis,
I'm bond date lie Is Nevembre 1857 pour Ia elmo
pissres $780, sigue par uimeme CONNIE principal 81
Sopss pour Observation-Disclosures hdee ces deSois par Il an
Louis Powers, dams ct Jour Il p.rcisse q 5rleals
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Ts snS date s Il I pCSI s eo%%s .
du Cinauieme Cour r.tct de Ia rouvels Orleans
fous les des bonds etsnt iOnee pour rsceompsse
men hdele des deyoirs du dit Louis Powers ct spperennsn
dts bureaux mtntionnee.
Avis est par e present dams
secretsirs dEtat pendant jcurs spres s
dernier publication de Get les raisOn. ssQuse les
Dome signature ct L. scean de rEtat L. date
:asdite ct de Undergraduates de; 4
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
.-.rc Executive DxrARruKxf
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WHFKEAs John r. Kgzse h.. made ep-
Second Justice Court in and for the parish Of Orleans
bond dated the Of May 1855 signed by a. prn-
cipsi and VIM r. Bell as security for the sum Of S5uo
condo, ed o se faithful Of his duties as con-
Motto. given % al interested in y. said
So. within ninety Day. .s .: pSblis.Sn hereof Why
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Governor Of Louisiana
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ED UCATIONAL.
M RS. .. m. CALDWELL.
TEACHER OF ALL BRANCHES
Of
A Thorough English Edueation. Modern
Languages and Music.
Vocal and Instrumental
LESSONS IN DRAWING. -
81. LANDSCAPE AND PoRTRAIrURx.
etrs ngers' Ho 81,
No. 10 Charities Street. New Orleans.
RKfKRKscKs-
Rev. DR. Lsacock. New O.lesns La Prof II. Dlxea.
Charleston. g.. c.; Hon frasmond Landry, Losisisnas
Bon Judge simon, New Orleans; Pfof. T. L. Caldwell
Trnnsy al University.
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MILITARY IssrITUTE.
- LEXINGTON, vIRGIxIA.

Applications viii recsiv,d for the appointment a
One Hundred additional Csdsts this nstutOn Those
euerrg IN the summer months enjoy peculiar adystsxes
special discipline VIII oh
prepared the regular tud which
lst September Circulars will be sent upon spphca
FRANCIS r. SMITH. Supernte- dent.
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MOUNT ST. hAnrs CoLA.EsE.
NEAR ExxIrrsBURe. MARYLAND.

This Institution IS5 incorporated and
powered Degrees In 1850 has continually improved
and ddsd 70 its means BY giving THOROUGH EDucA-
TON, CLASSIC Ard SCIENTIFIC
Pint Session Of the Scholastic Year begins In the Ass
week Of August the Second on the 18th Of January
The Terms Board and Tuition $500 per Annum-
Session t60-psyable In advance Clothing sta
oney. etc. n supplied By the College must also be paid or
In advance
All the Students are and trained
10 the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
There Preparatory Departments for Pupils nos qualified
tor the Collegiate Course FOR further informs apply
the PRESIDENT, JOHN Mu0AFfRkY, d. d.
O. D. ELpER, lao Poydrss strsss New oris<as can be
applied 70 q for the College
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IiqR0o a0fia--LI IAUIUW Tzals8aC
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o. NIXON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

'aei.I Journal or the state Of Ls.i,iaaa.
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EAGLB DEGREE LODGE No. 1.

Meets every hrs and third Saturday Lodge Room No
the Home Mutual Insurance Company. Camp and
Matches streets Ofcen-A- Mszuresu, d. n; Chas q.
keis, D. D. n; Henry Haskell sscrstAry and TrsssursrI
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rURsERs Tlo DoULoRsUx.
UNIVERSAL sEURALGrA PILL.


IT'S EYYBCTs ARE MAGICAL Il 70 The U.6slias
Remedy h I'll Of Nszrs,gs Fsoislis often s6se,Iag
perfect In less than twenty hours from
than two or three Pns
No other form Of Neuralgia Nervous Disease is<
10 yisld 70 this
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uas.e sn1 wsA1hs osrds snsrsvel n - ~ sissaai
Basinss Csrds, Account 6Als osessa. Dnb L.
sins. ChsokA Invoices md Circular LsstaA -, nths
rsphsd ssaas, Osnesuns Stamps, Deer PisAss 80
Initials Knhesssd - fspg - nnvsspa WITHOUT
CHARGE FOB DUB
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IGOMNITNICATED

A SUpposABLE CAsE.--Ha7ing seen and
heard something about voting for q prcsdcn-
tial elector, in this place-nowhcre closeup
pose some one were to go to the expense Of
opening poll (of course the authorities would
countenance nothing OF the sort and have moth
ing to do with footing the bil) and our poIiti-
cal opponents were to take it into their beads to
cast their votes; (they would not be rcected)
and, with a clear majority, that they have,
should out-vote US; wouldn't we be in q pretty
predicament? 1t is certain that Conservative
electoral vote would not be counted; but Is 1t
certain the dominant party in Congress would
not receive the vote of Virginia" cast by
few in Alexandria, if it suited their purposes?
The experiment, to say the least, is hazardous
and fraught with mischief, and had better be
let alone. There is no good to be accomplished,
and much harm may come Of it. Had the
Southern people remained perfectly quiesccnt
during the campaign it is probable that the
Northern Democrats would have been more
successful. Don't let us hurt the cause any
more. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-24

SECRETARY SEWARD S POSITION. The New
York Sun, referring to Mr. Stewards recent
visit to that city remarks:
Toward General Grant he cherishes the
confidence and respect due to his eminent ablh-
tics, character and services. He regards him
as firm, prudent and patriotic man, Who will
administer the government with no purpose eX-
cept the good the country. The radical party,
however, and its policy do not receive Mr.
Stewards appreciation or assent. lie favored
different mode Of reconstructing the Southern
States. He believed that simple adherence
TO the constitution, with the least possible
aln9Gnt Of special legislation, was all that was
necessary to bring their people back into the
Union, aud to establish peace as rapidly and a.
thoroughly as was possible after so fierce civil
war. The republican party, however, determln-
ed to pursue different course and as Mr..
Seward has not been able to share in their
views or in their expectations as regards the
South, he is not now able to make common
cause with them 10 the pending campaign. At
the same time be is still less able to join the
democracy. Mr. Seward thus stands virtually
outside of all existing position organizations. y
This is very characteristic portion-under
present circumstances-for the Secretary to as
sumo. I1C LAS DCtll ASH IOC VI IAIO PO'At-N"A
fa0ce, ever since Mr. johnson came into Office
With one leg much nearer Radical ground then
the other.
GEN. BLAIR.-We we're 10th to believe the
reports in circulation Monday evening, to the
effect that the Board of Review in session at
Guerdemann' had entertained objections to
Gen. Blair as voter in the Eighth District: -
The Dispatch, having taken pains to inquire
into the matter, says that it is literally true,
and that on the books, opposite his name, are
written the words, "Objected to by the
Board" This entry vas made after the Cen
cral had left the city to Fill an appointment 10
another State. Though there is no legality
whatever in the proceedings, it is u character,
istic Illustration Of our beautiful system 0!
suffrage under Radical rule. The charge
against Blair is ''disloyalty," of course-and
surely no better evidence is required than that
the accused is candidate on the Democratic
ticket. Whether or not it was Gen. Blair
intention to vote at this election, we are Of
opinion that the parties to this outrage will
sec reason to regret their action.-St. Louls
EcDuJlic0n, October 81.
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GRAND DISTRIBUTION
Ry Green e. williams.

(Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
10 526, S. Z. cor. 7th and D SIS, Washington.
TS1HB MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
l. HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL
SALE IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 9TH Of November next,
we will sell, at the warehouses and store Of J.
P. BartholoW, esq., opposite the Centre Mar
ket, on Seventh street. between Pennsylvania
avenue and the canal, commencing at 10 O. clock
o. m, andcontinuing from day to day until all is
sold, the largest most complete, and general
assortment of Hardware and Agricultural In
pements ever offered for sale in the city Of
Washington is the stock is well known to be
oftho most superior quality and greatestyaTiety,
we deem Il necessary to eIumoratc, but
would mention il. part
Ploughs, IG1roWS, CultiVators, Seed Drills.
Corn Planters, II owing and Reaping Ma
chimes
Tire Blenders, Large Platform and other
Scales.
Cutting Boxes, Corn Shelters, scythes and
Cradles with large lot of other Agricultural
Implements.
Also, large and general assortment of
Builders Hardware, such as Locks, Hinges
Nails, Edge Tools and Cutlery.
Also, Blacksmiths, WheelWriglts', Machin-
iSts', Carpenters, Timers and Butchers ToolsI
The Hardware Merchants Of Alexandrls,
Georgetown azd Washington, Farmers and
Builders in the sur:c unding country, and the
public in general, are respectfully invited 10
this sale as tha stock IS large, and will be posi-
lively sold without reserve and the sale will be
TEKMS-All sums of and under $50, cash {;
over, and not exceeding 500, credit Of sixty
days; over 500. NINETY days, for notes III all
cases of credit bearing interest from day Of
sale, properly secured by city endorsers.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct re.
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ca 81 T. RCEAN,

ALEXANDRIA 3EARxET, Oct. z4.-Tbe ro.-1--,
this morning VS.. 7cry dull and prices 9et
Flour dull and ouotationa nominal. Ve-- H.,
tied enquiry for Wheat and sales With difnnr
ty effected; offerings Of only 80 bushels i,fa,iI,
white and 967 bushels red sales 81 vpita w ".
200, 220 and 225. ani red at ITS, 100. ~: o. g.
go, 225 and 235. Corn exceedingly dy,I :,
further decline; offerings Of 1855 busAo1, ,o.r.
and 100 bushels yellow-oid-a2d 30 bpr~ 80
in the ear; sales CT some lots Old at It8 s1S
few at 100; new at 81 per Dbl. 0at' quiet, with
limited transactions at 68a70 Bye Quiet .rI
prices unchanged.
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CITY ITEMS.

OvERcoATs. The most complete stock Of
OYerc0ats are 20 be had at Blondheim's. He has
Il good article at ST, 8, 9, 10, and upwards, also
a large supply Of Capes Of different shades, very
cheap. Call carly st SLoNDHEIMs,
oct 23 Cor. King and Fairfax SITS.
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BLONDHEIM

BLONDHEIM
Corner King and Fairfax streets,
Has Just received large and complete stock
of Ready Made Clothing and Under Wear,
which rank highest III style and lower in price
than that OF any house in this city. He has
Nc. l Beaver Suits at S25
First quality Black Cloth Suits at $50
Cashmere Suits at So and upwards.
Cassinet Suits ut SIS and upwards.
Cashmere Pants at So and upwards.
Cassinet Pants at 81 and upwards.
And other goods rs cheap in proportion. Re-
member the place. BLoNDHEIM,
oct 2--tf Cor. King and Fairfax SITS.
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Notice TO oYs.-Blondheim has just re-
coyed 3 complete assortment Of Boys Over
coats of al kinds and prices very cheap Call
early boys ct BLoNDHEIMs,
oct g Cor. King and Fairfax SITS.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Il OnsThursday last, Mr.. johnson the y. s-eeo
: n inister.to Great Britain, was presented with
IAN address from the corporate authorities OF
: Liverpool, and the American Chamber OF Com
s merce and afterwards attended banquet CIV
EN- to him. In the course of his speech on the
occasion he said that peace between Great
Britain and the United States is beyond the
Q possibility ola doubt, whether Lord Stanley re-
mains in power or Mr.. Gladstone takes the
helm. Lord Stanley said: Nslz
s'Tbe Minister from the U. S. has told you
clearly and infinitely Of the relations between
England and America; he has stated with per.
feet accuracy that two, at least, of the impeud-
Ing questions have been-I will not say abso-
Z lutey and fully disposed of,because that would,
under the circumstances, be impossible
solar dealt with by mutual agreement that it
the American government should ratlty the acts
OF it's envoy, of which there can be no reasona-
bic doubt, there is hardly any possibility OF dit
fculty arising upon them. With regard to the
last, and, no doubt, the greatest question the
claims arising outof the late war-l am not in
position to sayanything more than that We have
on both sides approached the subject with an
earnest desire to find satisfactory solution, and
[ think there is on both sides-I will not say a
confident xpectation-but2a very decided hope
that2a solution may not be very far off. -
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EARTHENWARE. CHINA, and Glass
WARE

Z. J. MILLER has lust 2eCei, el aaL opsla.
his full FALL SUPPLY q al Articles in ..
line which nee not to el.EnCTatcG, but ".c-
comprises an assortment, equal to any, in STYLE
quality and price, that can be found IT. aay
other market.
he would respectfully ask country merc.a@,
and others to examine his stock and prices, H.
tho confident belief that he can furnish gJl.:
Of prices that will render it unnecessary ~ e..
beyond the limits Of the Commonwealth ior
EARTHEN WARE.
In addition to such goods, he is prepared t,
furnish best FRENCH WINDOW CLASS o..
any size, by the box or Otherwisei PUTTY, H.
bidders or in cans SELt.ShALlNG JARS
for canning fruit, GLASS or Stonewace;I Aor'.
sene Lamps, Chimnies. &c.
Plated and Britannia 0a:tor5, = handsome
variety; Plain White, Gilt Baad and Dec.ca-
ted Tea Sets Fancy C0tt3cs, Hugs and }G:'s
of French China, Martel Ornaments and Fa1.
cy Ware. "a short probably 4 @reA.rr "acie.y
Of goods than cal usually be found III s.e4 u.
eatGbli:hment in larger cities.
Fail not to call and satisfy yourselves TIA.
To our old friends in the valley" AM the
regions round about and to those beyond the
mountains, we will give friendly greeting
sep 14-eo3m
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EVERY danger | have known,
mi, - ,o,.I.loc- 1;rn oon Git .

INNt 8 rGCkIcSS IlI0 CNll III
But my good clothes have not fled.
For | deal at BLONDHEIM's still.
This brief extract from recent volume OF
lyric poems shows the melifuous cognomen OF
Ale yandrias great clothes king to- have been
the corner Of King and Fairfax streets, and
supply yourself with superior garments at prices
that defy competition.
Come one, come all, my store shall ly
From its firm base, rs soon l.
oc lG S. BLoNDHEIM.
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TDEED.

On the 23d instant Or. EDWARD KING
late of Bushy Ridge, Prince William COUNTY
W., in the eighty.third year Of his age
Mg~The friends and acquaintance are rc:Dnc,.
fully requested to attend bis funeral to.morr5s
Sunday afternoon, at u o'clock. from s.
PauPs Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-24

DIRD CAGES-We have on hand beauti-
ID fu! assortment Of Bird Cages Of new and
handsome styles. Call and see at So. King st.
sep 30 j. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.
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WAshlngtOn, OC 24-td
TOA Ii. COAL! COAL
Z FOR SALE

: . y 1t = y 3 >! = = 3 .
Z! FOR SALE,
Now landing at Shoots Wharf, per echrs.
Rcbecca and Rappelier four hundred tons Of
w. A. Egg and Stove Coal.
To arrive per schooners Rappidan, Two
Brothers. S. B. Strong and s. T. Fort
400 tons of Lorbecry 4. a Coal
100 tons Lyl,on's Valley Goal
$50 tons Baltimore Conpany's Coal.
400 tons Locust Mountain Coal.
rs tons Oha&Snut Goal for Morning Glory
Stoves afOE9 LEATHERLAND.
oct 24-~tf 2G, King street,
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American silver is selling in New Y9,, d,
54a6!c bel9T the Pric ,oS Of gold Mexican Col.
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= IBERTY HALL,
ALEXANDRIA.
POSITIVELY TBREE NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
October g. u and %.
MATINEE. on WEDNESDAY, at o'clock.
w NJ a N,
THE CELEBRATED WIZARD AND VEN
TKILOQUIST,
with new and beautiful experiments,
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The New York Sun is urging workingmen
to cultivate the interllect, and become as intel
ligent and we'll Informed as any other members
of society. There is noreason why they should
ret. They have the brightest examples be-
fore them of what can be effected, even by
those who are constantly and laboriousy en-
ployed in daily work.
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The WASHINGTON MONUMENT The eques-
trian statue of Washington on Capitol Square
is represented to be in a ''shaky' condition. -
tened to the granite pedestal, have by corrosion
and abrasion been reduced to half of their origi-
nal thickness, and the bands holding together
the blocks composing the pedestal are also con-
siderably worn Some of the granite has crum-
bled beneath the immense weight Of the statue.
The discovery of these facts has been followed
by prompt measures to prevent the downfall
and consequent destruction Of this magnificent
work of art. Messrs. Arnold Fisk & Hunter,
of this city, have been contracted with to renew
the braces and bolts, aud to do whatever else
may be required to secure the statue on its
pedestal. Rich, Whig. @
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ICOM.MUNICATED

OUMMUNIIAIED
Is it necessary to have political meetings in
Virginia uo1g, to attempt to induce the people
OF the State to vote for q local Presidential
Eector? It can only produce confusion, i'll
feeling and strife, and perhaps have the cleo
toral vote of Virginia counted for Grant. If
our State Executive Committee nominate an
electoral ticket we can vote for it; until they
do so, we can say with regard to the present
agitation, CUI BONO.
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Port OF AlekanHrin. Gscf. ~
ShILED.

-; Steamer seIvoF, Hahs.t, New Yo.@. By a
Steamer John Gibson, Wja.cr. New va.
by Hooe, Wedderburn & CO. '.-'
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Memoir A&Lg

Schrs. s. B. Strong, sad A. Ph4.s. ,,.n.
Philadelphia for this port, arrived /. Iay.,
Delaware 18th instant.
Schr. e K. Kirk, Burnett, for Kew 4syn.
hence at New York I'D instant.
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MARINE HIST

The steamer from Nea York on 1a.,.4.-
for Europe, took out on,? $3.50 in spccjo -A''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-24

After considerable difficulty, the friends of E.
B. Olmstead, the detaulting disbursing clerk,
in Washington, succeeded in procuring the re-
quired amount OF bail, $1,000, and he was yes
terday discharged from custody. The recogni-
zances were taken before Justice Handy, in
the Treasury Department. Among his sureties
are Messrs. R. NJ. Hall, G. Chorpenning, and
Halett Kilbourn, of the firm of Kilbourn &
Latta. %'