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TESTED BY TIME-For Throat Diseases, Cods,
and Coughs, "BroOns Bronchial IrocheS' have
proved their efficacy by test of many years.
The good effects resulting from the use OF the
Troches have brought out mauy worthless imita-
tions. Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches."
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TEAPERANoE.-We desire to call especial
attention to the advertisement of the Philadel-
phia Temperance Society, and advise every one
who believes drum kenness to be q vice to attend
the meeting to be held tomorrow evening.
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MARRIED.

DOW-BASTRESS.-O On the 9th December, 1866
by the Rev. w. c. Robinson, Mr. A. A. D0N, of
West Newbury, Mass, to Miss ELIZA BASrRESS,
of this city,
GRAaAM-RAPP.-On the 10Th instant by the
Rev. }. II. Kennsrd. Mr.. MICHEL w GRAHAM
to Miss WlLHELMlNA j. RAPP, both of this city.
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PHoToeRAPHs OF superior execution, LarPe
size Photographs 81 ,Life.size OIL Colored at re-
duced prices b. F. Rei1her's No, ga Arch street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE
- Nr9NkS6 9ssSSHVER VaRoVsR stHsR SeVSf william E. s 1ess
WILLIAM WI Ifs <. s1SN.. Resident Manager.
Doors open St7 Curtain rises at74S.
THIS "wednesday EVENING, April IS,
THIRD NIGHT
OF the immensely sIss susSss9 sif enEfTftGmSRf nEEfGR
MISS MISS NASSTE MASSTE SEFSHEEt, SFEFFSSHHEEHEE,
EEANNCcHH9NN ANcH9NN IHE THE GRTEkET GRITSksT
in The play of that name which vii be S psoa1sed with
Appronriote A opoiD m EMS ......s
be perOrmShce VIII consist Of the Play, in i've acts
entitled u,,o,,o>,.
FAN HON.
THE CRICKET.
Fanchon (her Original chGracter) - .,,,,, -,
Miss MITCHELL sh win g %. Ss 'qPBHGTftffaa TPSBGffaSy Sy
Act i.IHg LITE GRIEKET
Act G-TfiE BRIDGE.
Act 5-THE TRIUMPH
SSaSFR4X I:o,S sRHEb 5FEEhf22q&SA EEMfE2 &A4RSE&a 4RSS e.
the Romantic Drama, IN three 9Sts; a eptlt ca
Frdov ponaa, lhE - FLfiNG H. peGIS mITGHrLL
Admission to evening performance 25c,, SOC and 81
WTALNUT STREET EATRE.-N. E.
w corner NINTH aud WALNUT Streets. begins
QuarIer to
THIS gs ysdDs'IGssy}r SIsSr FEESIEe EES FHstH AP1 IS
NIX. JOHN BkOUGHAMs
VINO "'n IIgssf FIIRsf TINE ri IN PHILADELPHIA,
in his ooleOiA'tg GFRsI6 SRS1aH = iFEfGTzMAURlcz,
in Fini'R'ss sPSFESSSS GSFsSSS S~ffS SRo% n IRELAND.
Alter the comedy the oTches "a Will pc form the new
forte by John Brougham reserved with great applause
After whlcI. pOUAH ON1AS. - - -
Captain John smith th.........,....eT James Q. Dunn
MRS. JOHN DREw'S NEW ARCH STREET
Iva THEATRE Begins at ~ o'clock
THIRD NIGHT OF MIR. / P. BARRETT,
THIS (WedH esday) EVENING, April IL,
TUE Lazy OF LYONS.
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Menotte.. =. BARhETT
Colonel =. SaDkM p,
paullne r. lice
Alter which the glorious Farce OF
THE SWISS SWANS.
Swig.. ROBSON
Fridav-Beneft Of Mr. BARRE RI. - -''''''
ONLY NIGHT OF TIE MARBLE HEART.
Monday next, Madame GEL STE,
ATS sINrA n GEANp an SPESiAI Es IA TrTnvANcE
CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC, IN AID OF
the erection Of a NEW ORGAN; TO be given by the
RIAN G URCH N z. corner OF BROAD and GREEN
Streeis. assisted bv Miss Hettie NJ Alexander Miss
Bfiscee Mr.. Henry q Thunder and a Select Chorus
from the Handel and Haydn Society under the direc ion
OF CARL sENTZ on THURSDAY EVENING, April 49,
The Grand Piano used George steck Co $ make) is
furnished by Mr.. j. Z. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut
Tickets 81 Can be had OF any Of the Committee; c.
W. f. TTumplers, Seventh and Chestnut streets; w III.
Boner g. Co 8 No l02 Chesnut streets: William r.
rled's Fourth and Walnut streets j. snyder Jts, No
lS - Front street. and at the door on the evening Of
the Concert. 4l8N
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DTETO-

BFRING. On the 18th instant, ANNA NJ.
BERING in the 73d wear OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
deDce of her brotheI-;n.law, Henry Hirst, Haddmg-
ton Iwenty.fourth Ward, on Friday afternoon, the
Goth instant, at O'Clock.
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WHAT S25 WILL Do 1t will bay SUIT OF Cloth
ing complete, OF good materials and Of tns best
workmanship, at Charles stokes Co.'S, under the
Continental, We
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5-2O COUPONS. DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co,
SouTu TuIpn GTppET
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DON'T BE MURDERED! WHEN BY USING
1 a Watchman's Rattle you obtain
slstance. They are for sale. together with
sOItment0f Brass, Iron ana Plated Door Chains and
Door Bolts, by TRUMAN a. SHAW,
No. 1856 tEignt Thirty-fve) MARKET St. below Ninth.
WTIRE SHAD AND MEAT BROILERS, AND
w a fair variety other Cooking Hardware, for
sale bv TRUMAN b SHAW'S
No SS5 Eight Thirty -fve) MARKET st below Ninth
DRUNING KNIVES, PRUNING SHEARS,
j combination Grating fools, and variety of Garden
Tools, are for sale at the Hardware tore of
TRUMAN IL SHAW,
No. 1886 (Eight Thrty-hve) MARKET st below Ninth
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DISLEY'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
IN EXCHANGE.
ChOce:seats TO all places OF Amusement may be hao
up to "a O'Clock any evening. lSlV
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A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC =
N Lessee and Manager. WILLIAM WHEArLEY.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25

| he BERk EIEY HOTEL,
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-25
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

e Y early advertisers have the privilege of
1ging their advertisements Us often rs may
3uisite, occupying the space first agreed
I Their privilege is also limited to their
name and business, and all other adver-
tents they may direct to be published, will
extra charge.
3 All advertisements will be continued
Iordered out, and the full rates charged,
Ss the time of their insertion is specially
led thereon, when left at the office
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Careful chemical analysis of four kinds Of
whistles Superior Old Rye Whiskey, supe-
rior Old Bourbon Whiskey, Superior Old
Wheat Whiskcy, Superior Old Corn Whislley
-Paneatharticonized by means of the patent
apparatus invented by John H. Wilson, Of
Baltimore, Md, have shown them to be en-
tirely free from the heavy Fusl Oils and from
the poisonous metallic compounds often found
in whiskeys.
f.s Thfy retain the Ethereal Products entirely
grain, or careless fermentation, and being I'M
modified by the use of sugar. are remarkably
pure products Of delicate chemical operations.
Respectfully,
IL 4 NEN ~ ia
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This whiskey is characterized by the absence
of heavy Fusil Oil, SUGAR and Poisonous Ne
talie compounds, and BY retaining its ethereal
odorous oil untainted 1t has the chemical
composition ola pure, carefully defeated rye
whiskey.
Respectfully, J. \. HAYES. NJ. D..
State Assayer, 16 Boylston street.
Boston. Mass 23d Aunust 1862
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

rg7HE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEAANDRIA-A dividend Of three
per cent on the capital stock Of this company
has been declared, payable to the stockholders
or their legal representatives, OF and after We'd
nesdav. the 24th inst 6. II. TATTLES.
ian 19-eo2W Secretary.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

The Kansas Senate, on " ednesaay last PAS
sed resolutions demanding the trial, CONVICTION
and executionof Mr.. Davis, and OF other leai
ders Of the rebellion who are described as equal
ly guilty Of treason.
Hon. John Sherman having been renorn1na,,
ted by the. republican caucus, was elected
yesterday, BY the Legislature Of Ohio, Unlted
States Senator for six years from the 4th q
March, 1867.
A negro has been arrested, in Washington,
for robb;Dg the house Of the Gillian Minister:
A number Of valuable stolen goods were found
in his possession.
The gas nonopols;s Of Chicago arc now
coming to grief, as new gas, made from crude
petroleum, is being introduced there.
The Provisional Governor Of Florida has
been relieved and the State turned ever 70 the
constituted authorities
IN Oil Refinery at ParEcrsb.rg, West Elr-
GINA, was burned yesterday. Loss $50, 00o
Rev Dr. Sunderland who has been sojourn-
Ing in Paris, has returned to Washington,
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Z PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

SENATE " esterday- The bill to extend the
time for the5withdraWaT of goods from bonded
warehouses was reported also, bill authorizz
ing the construction Of telegraph lines between
New York and the West India Islands The
bill for the admission of Colorado was reported,
@It2declares chat Congress IS satisfied and &C.
cepts the Constitution and State Government
adopted by the people OF Colorado, and de-
cIares further, that State to be one Of the
States of the Union Mr.. HoWe's resolution
for the appointment Of Provisional Governors,
was then taken up, and was debated at great
length by Mr.. Wade, who advocated the adop-
ton OF the resolution, and also compelling the
Southern States to grant the right Of suffrage
TO negroes. He said that the temper OF the
South was disIoyai and full Of hatred against
the Union. lie would keep the States out
until they gave the right Of suffrage to the
negro. At the concution Of bis remarks the
bill 10 enlarge the powers of the freedmen s
Bureau was called up, and shortly afterwards
tie Senate adjourned,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. "A bilamend-
datory of the act of 1862 granting lands to the
several States and Territories for the establish
ment Of Colleges of Agriculture, &C., and
including with in the scope Gifts provisions the
States lately in rebellion was reported, but at
the suggestion Of Mr.. Stevens its considera
ton was postponed for one week. The bill
providing for an uniform system Of bankruptcy
.throughoutthe United States was made the
special order for the 30th prozimo. The Com
mittee on Claims asked to be relieved from
considering the claims to damages by any OF
the people Of the States lately in rebellion, on
the ground that any attempt to indemnify the
numerous class of claimants would require more
n, orpv hsn tha raVnn17n Of the DiteH Mates
could at any time satisfy. The request of the
committee was rot acted upon. A resolution
was introduced declaring al vessels that chang
ed their flag during the rebellion to evade cap.
ture, to be denationalized The consideration
Of the bill granting the right Of suffrage to
negroes in the District Of Columbia was then
resumed and debated at length. At the close
Of the speeches several attempts we're made to
postpone action on the bill, but they were voted
down by heavy majorities, and finally the bill
was pressed to vote and carried, pure and
simple, by yeas, ll6, nays 81. The House
then adjourned.
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G @ II III T E. G I A L.

alexandra MARRIED. marIlet during
the week has been more active Flour is in fair
demand though we have no change to note in
quotations, which are as follows: Family Sl3W
SIC, The receipts of wheat are limited, and al
together by rail and wagons-White 81 soc
s. 50 Red S. 1902 20 Corn 82W86, and in
fair demand. Oats and Eye are nominal; with
some enquiry for the former. Groceries and
Provisions are firm with a fair demand. Bacon
Shoulders tic; Sides 1910; Hams 25c027c -
Lard is firm at Zoe. tor Leaf and 2Gc for re-
fined Butter dull at 40cW42c, for prime
Eggs Soc Dressed Hogs are dulla SIG $l3 q
100 lbs Sugars are firm at l3@l45 for grocery
grades, and l94 for crushed, 4 49, 3. IS
Coffee firm a. 20 N30 for Rio.
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NEW YORK, JANUARY l8.-Cotton dull: sales
at 5lW52 cts. Flour declined cts: Wheat
dull; inferior declined ct. Corn steady; inte
ror declined ct, Pork heavy. Whisk4y dull.
Sugar firm. Coffee quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

The Washington Star says = Hon. Stephen
G. Field, Associate JUSTICE Of The T. s, su-
preme Court received Oh Saturday last, by
mail, from San Flan3;soa, q small box, which
from its suspicious. appearance; was not opened
by him, but subjected to atest, which prey
elthatit was torpedo OF internal machine"
on a small scale but, il it had been incautious-
" opened i would have in al probability killed
Judge Field On the inside Of the lid was
pasted the following words, cut from news
paper October 3lst, 1854 Judge Field
this N 7rr,n. Z "a she Plebla case in faror
OF ~. 1ty. \. :=:.,>, * 81, 70 th9 author CT
tn y, e,,,.. ( . .;><sl,&1e.
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A PAYING INsrIrUTIoN-W have already
seen that there is danger that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will be embarrassed il the admin
;stration Of the National Revenue collections,
by the in possibility, in various quarters OF the
South, Of getting any body to discharge the
subordinate functions who can take the oath.
4 labored article in Forney Chronicle Of Fri
day last announces that the same difficulty is
greatly embarrassing the Postofice Depart
rnent The Chronicle says There are a few
loyal men in the South capable Of filing the
more valuable Offices; and if they are not at
hand others can BE sent there FROM the loyal
States But there is no remedy as it regards
the unremunerati7e places" Thereupon, the
Chronicle amiab}y suggests that the test oath
be repealed az respects these unremunerative
places, SO as to permit Rebels" to hold them
The doctrine is by no means new, we take
it, thata certain kind Of loyalty, y so called
and perquisites; should go together and re
affect no surprise at this association of pau
perism with unpopular opinions. -Psters6mg
lpoyec
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The Alexandria G s
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY-1o
The bin granting the right Of suffrage to negroes

The bill granting the rightofsuHrage TO negroes
in the District Of Columbia, yesterday passed
tie =. S. House Of Representatives by vote
of ! IS to When toe result was announced
certain persons on the floor and Ia lie galleries
applauded Tne only aRepubIlcaas who
voted against the bill were Messrs, stliIWelI,
Hill, Farquhar, AMI Van Horn The National
.Intel!igencer looks ios the defeat or naoalfea-
ton of this bill II the Senate. We do net.
Bat the Intelligenoer has hope beyond this,
and says Should we be disappointed as to
the action of the Senate, then we shall look to
the President to again illustrate in his political
life his grand idea, that the will and wish OF
people that are to be affected by legislation,
shall be regarded upon reliable ascart&inment
Of that will and wish. =
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shall be regarded upon reliable ascart&inment
Of that will and wish. .
The speech made in the Senate, on Hedoes-
day, on Reconstruction, which has attracted
considerable attention, and which was referred
to in paragraph in yesterdays Gazette, was
made by Senator Dooitt!e. Though Repub-
lican, he takes ground against the Sumner
movement on Reconstruction. " In the course
of his speech, Mr., D., 10 opposition TO Mr..
Howe's plan for continued provisional govern
ments in the South, said
son the return Of peace the army should be
Withdrawn, the swort! should be returned to It's
scabbard. ora governments on the face Of
the globe, the military government. was the
worst. It was tie concentrated essence OF des-
potism. It has been said that this Congress
could annul laws passed by,its predecessor, and,
technically speaking it possibly might; but
would it be right and acting III good faith after
the seeding states had submitted to the laws al
ready in force # We now direct the President
to withdraw the terIas Of pacl6catlon he has
offered, and which have been accepted, If we
carry cut the spirit ot this resolution, we shall
be in the wrong, we shall falSify our pledges Of
devotion to the Union. The people Of the
South have been SO h4u,bled and Frustrated by
this war that they Will bear aln,os: anything
before again appealing to arms, but, in his
judgment, if anything could induce them SO 70
do, this would. It would turn The North into
a community Of Shareholders, With the South
ern people as their slaves To hold them thus
would require the presence Of large standing
army, which fWou}d undermine our republican
institutions and pave the way for an empire. =
ItwouId subject Us to incaicuiabie expense, and
affect cur national credit most disastrous!y at
home and abroad. Peace we must bave; It's
essential to1our very lite @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

The Gov. of Va, has sent communica tioEto
to the House Of Delegates enclosing memorial
Of the New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany for compensation for two steamers, vain
ed at three hundred thousand dollars, which
were seized at the wharf at Richmond at the
beginning of the war The proceedings Of the
Legislature for the past day or TWO have been
OF 10 special importance OR interest "
The cholera still continues it's ravages at
Guadalupe, the average number ct deaths
heiGg one hundred and thirty one per Cay, in a
population Of ten thousand souls. There was
runor current at Becmud, that proposal
had been made to cede the Island OF San Do
mingo to England.
l. opposition to the nomination Of General
Moorhead for Governor ofPennsylvania by the
Republicans Of Allegheny county, the Repub-
ican Convention Of Bedford county has nomi-
mated theIion. Jno. Cessna for the same office.
Ashland, the home Of Henry Clay, has been
sold for the sum Of ninety thousand dollars to
the Regent Of the Kentucky University. The
design is to establish there an Agricultural
College. =.
j. s. Davis, formerly member Of Congress
fro.o Indiana, died d ano2Iexy yesterday,
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5 nay o. ii4y4t.:. we laarn that - :a!e>t
advices received there are unfavJr&tIs, To tie
Mexican Imperial cause A guerrilla torca
of 800 men, among whom were several Amer
leans, captured, on the 3lst ut, San Juan de
Guadaloupe, in Durango, Heavy Imperial
forces are on their way to Monterey and Saltillo
an9 orders have beer issued to the French
commander to cooperate with Mejia ID the
protection Of the 5rontier Of the Rio Grande.-
VI, <:;>snly syrnpathi5iog with the Juarez
pa1sy The lmpsIalists claim victory, over
Regules
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

BALTIMORE, January l3-Flour dull aad a.
settled. Wheat scarce, and high grades in de-
mand; White, 81 60W2 50. Corn-IeIlow &C.
tive at 81 cts White scarce and firm at 81 cts
Oats steady at 81 cts. Flax dull. Provisions
inactive. Whiskey firm at 81 %. Receipts Of
Beeyes 200 head; quality Indifferent; prices
not maintained; declined TO- Ct. very best on
hand S. 1903 %; rstquaity 81 5o@S 50; second
quality SCOT. Hogs very dull: good supply On
hand; sales at So 50@l4, large lots. to purcha-
sers at So Sob. Sheep steady at SIS 50(1S Sc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.

J. G. FOERTsCH gives instruction on the
Piano, Organ, &c: in Thorough Bass and Musi-
eel Composition. 80 ~ ,'":
Orders may be left ut G. L. French's ard r.
Bcl's Bookstores, the Gazette Office, ana his
residence, No. 1Q4: Duke street jan IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

The reported suicide Of the Spanish, Admii-
raj Pareja, in consequence of the capture of
one of his guoboats by the CEilians, is con-
frmed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-19

We have received . prospectus Of q work to
be published during the coming spEjgg, emf
tied the Memoirs Of General Turner Ashly
aud his Compeers. By James 3. Avisett,
the Chaplain OF Ashley command. The book
Will contain memoirs not only of Turner and
Dick Ashby, but 7Agnus Mcdonald, Sheefz
Fletcher, Tom. Marshall, and all the other
characters SO intimately associated With the
eyenttul and aln1oat romantic history Of this
com manG. u - Z -.
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COMMERCIAL,


WrNNsDoRo, November 28.-Cotton 28c.
Sold 40o.
CHARLOTTE, November 27.-But little is
Being sod, middling 29Ic.
CHARLESTON, November 2G.-Cotton adj
vanced 2t@2c., Low Middling 81G932, Mid
ding G3033i, Strict Middling 90.
New York, November 27.--Cotton firm,
but not v""y active, with sales of 900 bales
-middling uplands 343(935. Gold 424.
BALTIMORE. November 2T.-Wheat dull -
red S2.02M2 95. Corn stcady--ncw crop
VIC. lDSl 02. Flour steady. Cotton dull
middlings 3S4@33S. Gold AZ.
NEW ORLEANS. November 27.-Cotton &C
tive aud irm-low middlings 32@33. Su-
gm declined ic. Molasses declined 395c.
Gold d3.
CINcINNATI. November 27.--Flom dull
ssupertino 50 5O@1o.5O Mess pork dull at
500. Gold 12l.
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NOTICF.

y NilE Copartncrship heretofore existing
l. between the undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
MURRAY & MUNDEL.
The books arc in tho hands Of w. B. Muir
ry who is authorized to settle the accounts.
ocl "a, 1866. NJ. & NJ.
nov 20-f2
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CONSISTING OF

Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware. Tin,
Glass, aud Crockcry Ware, together with
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gloves, Hosiery. Rib
bons, Buttons and Trimmings, Pcrfumrry.
Cooking Extracts, Gcntlcmcn's and i;cys'
dress goods, Guns, Pistols. Powder Shot
and Caps. Also very superior article of
blankets, Kerosene Lamps. Oil Wicks,
turner's and Chiuneys Of all sizes constant
ly ON hand, Soap IN great variety and mt
reduced prices, Cheese and Maccaroni,
Candy flesh and crisp,
TOGETHER wITIC
Well Buckets, Rope and Well Fixtures,
Nails, Bngging and Rope. al Of which are
offered at lowest ,harket prices.
nov 20-tf
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NOTICE.

STIIREE months after date, application
II will be made to the Charlotte g. South
Nnrolne Railrdnd iompany for renewal Of
Certificate of Stock, No. 1909, l3 Shares.
Original Certificate issued in the name Of
Margaret Mushntt, dated 2Gth May, 1862,
and has been lom
= u S. STEWART. Executor.
oct law3m'
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RARE CHANCE .
FOR INVESTING I'M
FINE LANDS.
IN EQUITY,

FAIRFIELD DISTRICTS CAROLINA.
Lucy Harrison,
vs.. Decree for sale
John r. Harrison, of Lands, &C.
Eli Harrison.
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.EstaGo Motice.
FoR SAT,E-

I I will sell at auction before tho Court
A. House in Winnsboro OF Monday Sd of
December next, my plantation situated six
miles south of Winnsboco, containing 5S8.
.acres.-of which 226 arc,in original woods
so of fresh land and 30 of good bottom land.
On the place is dwelling house new gin
house and all necessary out buildings.
Terms Cash. SAMUEL JACKSON.
nov. l7-x2+2* # fI"
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rvs Acres

ETS Acres,
eighty or ninety of which are in original
woods. The land for the most part lies
we'll and is susceptible of great Improve
mont, 6nthc premises are n comfortable
Dwelling House with ali necessary out
buildings; an orchard of choice young fruit
trees, and is we'll, watcrcd. rhe place is
emineDtly healthfri. and is altogether ~
most desirable situation.
Por price and other particulars apply to-
j. NJ. Rutland, Esq, Winnsboro, or to Mr..
II. Nj. DuBosc, on the premises
nov l3-flaw3w
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-11-29
TO RENT OR LEASE.

THNWO Hundred AGreS of Land lying four
I miles below Rocky Mount Eem,y on
Catawba River. There arc thirty aopes of
good Creek bottom and about the same of
hill land cleared. which is, No. Cotton. Land
Permission will he given 10 clear more land
If it is desired. Fer terms &C., apply to
the subscriber at his residence four miles
from Rocky Mount.
J. C. CALDWELL.
nov 28-xlm