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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-28
NREEN SPRING ACADEMY

The Eighth Session commences on the second
Monday of September. Number ot,puPHS lin,
tied to sixteen. The course, besides book, keep
ing and the usual English branches, embraces
Latin, creek, French, Mathematics and the clc-
monts of Engineering. Terms for boArders,
$3.50 per half session, in ADVANCE. Post Office
Troytlliun Depot, Louisa CO., w.
WELLINGTON GORDON.
Louisa County, Va, jy 3O-2awGw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-28

Business at the Baltimore Stock Board was
very dull yesterday. There were no sales OF
gold OfGovernments there was only one sale,
$500 sos Sd at llO2. Virginia registered, Is
old, brought All
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SALT!

TO arrive
500 sacks Deakns Salt 800 sacks Yerdin s.
Sons Salt, and 500 sacks Marshells Salt, to ar
rive and in store, and for sale by
aug3 w. A SMOOI q ".
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0IEDMONT INSTITUTE,
CHARLoTTESYIL1E, Va

Mrs. r. K. MEADE, Principal.
The Sixteenth Annual Session begins Sep
tembor 2lst and closes Juno 18th.
TERMS: Board, $500; English. INCLUDING
History and English Literature, $50; Muthe
mates, SO; Ancient and Modern Languages
each $50; Instrumental and Vocal Music, with
Painting. $50, Washing and Lights extra. Pay
able half-yeary in advance.
Charlottesville Va. aug l4--eolm*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-28
4 LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY,

K KEEPER. Principal,
The Fourth Annual Session Of this Schoo.
will begin Wednesday, September 9. 1865 and
close on the last Wednesday in June, 1853
The course of study is thorough, the location
appliances, ample, and the Principal will, rs
horelofore be assisted by full and competent
corps Of instructors
Apply for Catalogue, containing all nccessa-
~ information. aug l6-oolm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
Sp e5sfafs SepttSe n.


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BeIt. sic ertHatt reseEasaBis has SntereFanteffe
unb Sseaee, mas IN heenb eirtsm Drte in Seutfd5>
Lamb eserbes Sapsia pofffrt lit 10 eas ieber einsez
wanserte jebe @e9g erfabIen fann, suas in feiner
alttm Seatb SDrgsbt, c5sifo miro ie6e gsoJ cine
Site con GereheIsdungerl r,sb EObes; aHsn in ben
u,eiHe# 0rfetr Don Dcatf9Idnb sesebsn. ole 8aE
tps erfGeit IN ssw gcrt pUtrR firf9tas, ta2 Etois
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tsanSefte bod iaiimss Ho9 an feinsr alien Ssimotb
9dnat. Gs perbinSsn i'm II; pte.e 8atOe nit berfeIs
ben. unb er ifs nbaber itets frob, penn er pom
bort steiisfettef effdBtt. Hui feline anhere 8eife
farm er ie abr To- Bah unb 10 finer erabren, aIS
barb has @odenbIntt IRA 6.ri 9tex us
SeAtf oil anb ittn5 Der sd e 81 gHenn
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b Ste5ereitGtig, Die snsf@ mibts MT biefser gsolis
tit su tim BAT ihb baber ron Eemptraten anb 91es
pnbItansrn aehalten ruerben fam. Die SetttrS ers
idetnt in @em 9ert non 6. RFrf@ins f42 6nIton
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70 Ie5en bod brauBeW nod @erpanSte un6 Bstannte,
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Gie 3ettune nR 9rf9ten aus 9eutf9-
lamb IN b;Sef S9meis meIbet in eber gsams
met mas bransen Rstes paifirt unb bat oft Rafttd.
ten aus so bis 800 oerf9ieSs1en Orten. Gieie 8eis
tuns bringtfO pieI ssu9rtdten aus Seutf9 lamb BAT
Der eefer 5iermsbr erfdbtt. ais wenn er In 0suti9
lamb ieIb e ruobnte. Die 3eitune eri9eirt in Een
go5t BON 8. Rftff5thg. f42 6uItOn Strase.
b@F Gs-tR bod etseHtb5mIih, rOie i9ncu man
| ii9 an eiroas seu6bnsn fam. y EN-, man aud
hinge i1sH bierria rno nieHei9t fur pisIe SABRE
htts nebr non Ietner aItsh Sentatb seH5ft BIT, "a
bronbt man mar Ell, pSer spef Nal bic 5gla9ri
ten aus SentfG Lamb ganb Der 9wei;'
~ Ieisn nne man ,tttAt tuisber sdns unsswobntss
SntereiIe an ben gOrsanstn bratsen gaan Ie
wteber mn a1f, snnnnmintirIidb erinnert man iid
rUieSer an Idnsf petJsfene Gage, nnb NO ift BEL
gEanii, Der nidt sueeite5en mub Sns BITE Grinnerns
bod Sn 1T. Die 8eituns erf9esnt IN Rem g0rs por
q. 9Frf3tngs 142 5aEton Girase e's.s 's5fss
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

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BON Mlellphis luer6en iebt iibtr bic
G0aefieIo ilno RentufD Bobn bef6r6ett
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men, bertagte iid aber, obne @ei1dfte
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las1 8 ing eifaneeii,. Der bOr
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fprnngene @abe EoH iuuroe aeiferH
Surb bic SOLICIT pie6er tiaseIansen
5tnb natb feitem alten ,2osis surldses
bra1t. e-sE IS 80. t.'l G.
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Ginrimn att 81, Drt,

@ebI-6amitirn So. 80 500; SO Ella 9 u
$t85 Sprn, aItrs 81 Cts, tiruts so sis. !;
s a fer $3.50 Gts.; Nee- pprt so
9caars SOS Cts. H9saen $I.34
@erf { $4,000 ;@ htsftS frei 81. 80;
. aeon Hare 9eften 584 Gts.; S9altera
49,; 9GmaI5 1876.
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$3.50, 4trn 90 BIC 50 /; 6afer SIS.
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fen 1870 Cts; Gt1a15 49, BIS f9e. !;
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
st. Gbarles Snititnt,
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lang d9rlg ns ousrnuerneen grfoIg In Ger 6ernns
ptlcnng ZEN erSOeener unb nit 2enntuiHen nobI
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pas 9ons II 9rDb, Der SVieIpos aerduntis unb bic
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s9s gsll. ndberer 8eno@5htiarng fusnhe man fidb
psrj0htt an bas Sitifnt noer brfeiid an bic Oirefs
tostrs Nereiie 4 IS Sournais a8enatHnnee 2cuiiiaz
naifs@, 4S CONT Gde non er9angs allen, Rerps
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

a,aa 3eier bes NafbbiIIe Surnbetstns
Stiftnm9sfeftes nm 26. Sftober. IS.
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2 GdubeI unD @6rfe.

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WUIfieis ca 90.

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@ube 6nD Dssbputf, As.faeId,cben..
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2iltHfr q belFuhEen. 81. ST. ".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

q r.Tk I II II ~ Ssute M6esb
Z Nhr finlet Die NcrlsfMng Ae6 ST.
~ sJgles jiber bic llrbep0bner hon
sshhtfIte III Oet GlalOnie SaIIe Falf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

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Seteetibe Barlllore geItn9er, @nfpets
tnnoeu iiber ben SiebFabt BON S9nitt>
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fhreibun9 bon ben 9tfobIeuen gSadteu
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felben. Gie ipur0en Dor Sqtire
S6arasd 9ebradt, no bic Sa@e Iueiter
ndtsat lueroen ipirr. 45ea
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20
Stabt nllb 5taat.
agfens gtn eisssl q. beattsen Wlatt.

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vs. ~ 8 oic / 8f 4 J. OH. Gpnnet.. !
TAG Itatb lIDiE ga fin bes StodtS fdJoIi 7
lNeiRere GfrEM PERRY IN s@ub{DiIis. I. +
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

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8nltmeifer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-10-20

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Der Snrbige Mnl. BerrD, iueL1er seifs
Der imrSeih q ed5luanren s@ei1aft bon
SIS. 81. Meere in MlarttftraBe bel1dfs
tigt ndfj rnerBaftet an6 BET ibul mo q
glftiteflI gefldti Die feinkiai QlfBsitsS
Qeher abbnilDep 9etonllllen uaren un0
bon oen6en fId5 aud Elm Bell Bel i'm
borfanO. GeiH San gebt an bas Grts
il1ifi0lgertd)tsq5s4e als llgafsa ii,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Fredericksburg Herald says The little
son Of Mr.. +. B. Ackiey, was with his father
at the time the latter was killed by lightning.
The little boy had been resting his head CD
the breast of his father, during the storm
his Sunday School book lying at short dis
tsnce from him. The father told him to get it,
lest it should be injured By the rain dripping
through the roof OF their shelter. The little
fellow raised to do so, and whilst in the act,
the fash came. and his father was corpse! a
moment later, and he too would have been
numbered with the dead.
Gen. Stoneman, has issued al order direct
ing the Auditor of the State to receive from
railroads indebted to the State the whole OF
part of their debt. to be paid in current funds
or in State bonds at par-tiie amount OF stat
bonds received not to exceed two thirds OF the
total payment by road. The whole amount
due by the roads is about $500, 900.
On Sunday last in Richmond little CIR
aged about eight years. daughter of Mr.. E.
PIummer Hobsop, of that city, being slightly
i'll. DIR, Walker was called in and prescribed
little cream of tartar. The nurse by mistake
administered tartar emetic in the quantity pre-
scribed by the Doctor, and the child died with
in an hour
On Monday last, at the Caroline Court, just
tribute of respect to the memory of the late
John L. Marye, ST., was adopted, and ordered
to be spread on the minutes.
The Church at Port Royal under charge OF
Rev. Mr.. Friend, was struck by lightning q
short time since, and its steeple SO badly iDjur-
ed that it had to be taken down. .........
The cotton factory in Fredericksburg, owned
by Shultz & Co., Baltimore, formerly Hill
Warren & CO. commenced operations ag ain
II rpooI- g.. .....'' 49, a..' ..'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19
Ernisl the West Indies.

Ad7ices from Hayti by the Gulf cable state
that Salna7e is preparing to leave, and intends
to favor the United States with his presence
The insurgents captured one Of his war vessels
on board of which were his mother and his Min
lister Of War. Salnave had imprisoned the
Prussian Consul and threatened the life Of the
British Minister, for which insolence the Brit,
ish man Of war l7ayorite was preparing to bonn,
bard. .s..-.- ~,
Adgces from Nassau are to the 9Th instant.
Incendiarism waa frequent and the blacks were
almost destitute The anniversary Of negro
emancipation was celebrated as OF .custou.
Salt is abundant at ten cents - ...-
Highwaymen abound in Jamaica, and q
Judge Mashedor has been making ineendiary
speeches, which have caused much alarm
among the planters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19
Radical Troubles I'm the Reconstruct"
ED States

The Governor Of Alabama has vetoed the
measure providing that the Presidential cleo
tors shall be chosen by the Legislature and
not by the people, and has thus brought cut
very handsomely the hitherto latent differences
between he radical rogues in that State. Inc
political division in Alabama is no longer be-
tween the radicals aud the people, but between
the two factions OF the radieals--the carpet
haggers and the scalaWaggers--a sign OF
promise. Your rpet-bagger is a loose tsh
from the North who shoots about in the shallow
water of party in the South, and because he is
loyal and has friends in Congress and can take
any sort of an oath gets some fat place, or gets
into the Legislature with view OF getting q
fat place by and by. He has no consistency,
no home, no character and no means. He is
altoeether bogus, and is more or less radical
exactly in proportion to his moral and political
worthlessness. Such is the stuff mainly from
which Congressional radcalism has made the
deceptive fabric OF reconstruction. The scala
Wags are resident radicals-tellOWs who, per,
haps, were more or less sincere IN their readl'
ness to co operate with Northern menln recon
structng the South on Northern ideas. Gene,
rally they are looked upon by the mass OIL
Southern people as recreants and they are
also looked upon with no great favor by the
carpet-baggers, for scalaWaag Is Yankee
phrase, and, no doubt, was given to one section
of Southern radicals by the contempt OF the
other. But the scaaWags served the purpose
Of the radicals, inasmuch as their presence in
the new governments gave them some appear,
ance of authenticity It seemed to imply that
the new governments we're genuine when ]
portion Of the resident community participated
in their formation. But more significant
fact now appears when we find that the
same white men of the South residents
of Southern States who joined in the "a
dical scramble of reconstruction-cannot al
the last get down low enough or grovel in the
dust with sufficient humiliation to keep or
terms with the Northern element in the recon"
struction juggle-the carpet-baggers; This
will show to the North how absolutely impossl;
BILE it has been from the beginning for the real
people of the South to participate IN the recon
struction instituted by Congress-, and by shoW-
ing this, the fight over the electoral law IN
Alabama may do good.-N. Y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19
AUCTION SALES.
BY Green q Wise.
(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
NLD BRE VERY LOT FOR SALE,

& hAO OEh " En- AOA VI SAAG,
By virtue Of docreo Of tic Circuit Court 70,
the county, of Alexandria, rendered ct the Ma
term, 1860. in q certain suit therein pending, i
which William Il. Irwin was plaintiff, and Sm.
san S. Robordeau and others defts., the undeT.
signed, as Commissioner therein named viii
offer for sale, by public auction, in front of t5a
Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of August next ~
- O. clock, LOT OF GROUND, situated a.
the southeast intersection of Union and WOLF
streets, fronting on Union street 90 feet, and On
Wolfe SO feet, with the use Of an alley 20 faa,
wide, binding on the east line, it being part Of
the lot on which the brewery formerly stood
TERMS-O ne-tenth of the purchase noDev
in cash; the residue in three equal instament:
at six, twelve and eighteen months from the
day OF sale; the deferred payments to bear il.
terest, and to be secured by the negotiable
notes Of the purchaser, with approved endor,.
ers, and the title to be retained Until all the
payments are made and upon the failure Of
The purchaser TO comply with the terms Of sale
the cash payment to be forfeited and thu proU.
erty resold at the risk OF the purchaser -
Stamps and conyeyaucing at the cost of the pun
chaser. w. aRIdU IA GLOk
jy l4-eots Comm'r. Of Sal:
TPONEMENT-The above sale is post
poned until SATURDAY, the 18Th day Of SEP
lem Der, 1868, at the same hour and place
15-.9Ots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19
Rv Green q. Wise.

(Auctioneers and Real Estate Agent
ONE SQUARE,, OK TWO ACRES OF
" GROUND, NEAR THE CANAL BASIN
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date o.
the 18th day of April, 1855, ana recorded in Ii.
Der 0, No 8, folio 492, the undersigned, the
Trustee therein named, Will offer for sale, By
public auction, in front Of the Mayors Office, in
the city Of Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of August next, at 30 clock m, ONE
SQUARE, or TWO ACRES OF LAND,
bounded as follows:
On the north BY Montgomery street, on the
south by Madison street, on the east by Pitt st.,
and on the west by st. Asaph st.
The proximity Of this lot to the Canal Basin
and it's location for q man utactur!ng site in the
the Chesapeake g Ohio Canal Co., render thi:
property very desirable. Terms cash. Stamp:
and conveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
". ARTHUR TAYLOR,
iPOSTPONE MENT-Tho above sale is post
same hour and place. aug l6-eots
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HIGHLY
u VALUABLE PROPERTY IN FAIR
FAX County,.
In pursuance Of decree of The Circuit Court
of Fairfax county, rendered IN this case Of Bro11
and wife vs. George ". Jackson's heirs, TilI
sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, ct
Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the Dist
day of September next, Court day, the 65EsSs
formerly kept by George w. Jackson. with
lot of about IL acres The house is in q com
plote state Of repair, and tho land has upon It
all the necessary out buildings, incluaing. ice
house, dairy, &c, ard an orchard of we!l-sc-
lected fruit trees.
TERMS-One-tenth of the purchase-mon9y
to be paid in hand on the day Of sale; the resi-
due in three equal instalments Of six, twelve,
and eighteen months, to be secured BY, the
bonds Of the purchaser, bearing interest from
the day of sale, and retention of the title Of
the land until the last payment i3 made. The
cash payment is to be forfeited, and the land
sold 1T the cost of the purchaser in the event Of
his falling to comply with the terms Of sale:
JAMES r. JACKSON,
Fairfax CO., aug 8-lawts Comm'r. Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-19

THE PARAaUAYAN WAR.-The Allies are
manifestly heartily tired of the Paraguayan
war. The Argentines have shaken themselves
clear of it, and the Ruenos Ayrean Minister,
at the last meeting of the Legislature; of the
Brazilian Empire, on being called upon to state
how much more money, men and time would
he reorlired to terminate the war, replied By
stating that it was impossible to foresee the
emo of it, in view Of the immense resources
upon which Lopez counted, and having the
bulk of his forces shut up 10 Humaita, an al
most impregnable fort, with provisions tor at
least two years that the Allies from the com
mencement of the war found themselves IN
most uniavorable position, and relatively lnte-
rior to the Paraguayans, the latter having a
we'll organized army of sixty thousand men,
we'll disciplined and superior to the allied for
ces, which were unorganized ); that, moreover,
the war was unpopular in the Argentine Re.
public; that fourteen of the provinces had re-
belled against sending recruits, and that finally,
if the country and the Congress wish to con-
tinue the war, the Government would require
for one year at least two million of dollars for
extraordinary expenses, owing to the sum voted
last June being all expended, and the new
leyies Of men to FIJI the gap made By the balls
of the enemy and the cholera, The explans.
ton was quite unsatisfactory to the deputies
and outside it was received with groaus and
other marks Of popular disapproval.