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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

The friends of Capt. THOS. N, PAYSIN-
GER respectfully nominate him as suitable
candidate for Sheriff of Newberry District.
. VOTERS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

MEssRs. EDIToRs.-You will please am
nounce THOMAS H. CROMER as candi~
date for Tax Collector NeWberry District, at
the next election. MOLLOHON,
Sent -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-09-26

Iessrs. Editors-By nominating Mr..
hiel j. Wheeler as a candidate for Tax
Hector ofNewberry District, you will
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
RENO VAL.

The Subscriber having removed his Leather store from
No 10: Market Street, 10 his Store house the
n. ". Cor Id and Orange Streets,
viii oonuu1. to teeF haud general assortment OF
all kinds ri
Shoemakefs' and 5addiers' Leather,
Consistin. OF Az and Hgmlock solo Way. Grain and
Bun UtIlg Leather; French and iic.i Calf SKINS
Hlrnes- l. tibet Black and Fair Bfilc; NIooCos, Lin
lngH i ..i.. BYtil.z4, r. Also,
TANEaE5 AND MEATS FOOT OILS.
AT u' -.u.r Ur vii i,p,.roi At th- LOWEST MAR
KIT PRGDES.
rpsu. 90 l,s t,r ,aurn,;rh r.r,f,fc svtended tohm,
d. H-' Do trft 'ttro"n ?, hu-iuv,s msrit con.
tiuuau s" NJ. -tw". H. WOULD re pleased /" show his
Sttb t.4- rnT sU HuH nt Iircht.tu invites them
IJr'I al .'fn aH d.. o. purchasing elsewhere.
-S4-ivs-nAi Ate-t.sn siyanto orlors.
NOBEkr II. JONES,
y. IS, Cor second aud Orange streets,
nifty. WILMINGTON, DkL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
r BODDY'S
~, n; CREAM SALOON. /,
tzarhet 81, Wilm ing ga, Del !.

Tho subs4rbgr having had many yeats experience iu
the th5yo business, in ali Its branches s0ud respectfully
,s the it nuu' ui the public 10 hi lsiEe aud we'll
torisd Sio,b u' all Nads OF TOYS AND FANCY ARTI
Giles. iuyeg h"m from htst had almost exclusively
and alNsy Ctsh, he abba u sell low II not
than rlliea tho hipl sell nlarser cities. He
feels as-uIe he Give satisfaction, bh in the price
and gu,it OF his goods - those WHO favor him with
thor patronage ltNtnrnlns his thauk f., the very lib
oral patronage heretofore received from . iFieuds
and the pn5c generally hr would particularly cali the
attention nf Couutry palsH To his Wholesale Depart
Inspt where they pnrcnase AZ low in Philadelphia.
JOHN BODILY,
r,avstf OH Market Street sign OF the Rty ROCK 1t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
New Castle County Mutual InsuraneS

New Castle County Mutual Insuranee
7 -..- a. ar-- COMPANY.
OFFICE ..WILMINGTON lNsTITUfE,v
Corner Eighth and Market $751;
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Interest IN pr emiam Notes Reducedts apsFet.
NHE Principe Mutual Inau is believed to be
the ssfest and geriehce, far has proved ito b.
the cheapest OF Insurance. against loes By and
THU Institution has been but twelve years
istenee, the list oil will with
any other losses Fire during time 81
notfew havy been prom pity paid, ~ all who have been
IN this odce aud have had the to be
burned out, attest The object has secure
good list OF safe raks, rather than swe NE
Insured to bastard the IL
ability ofsinkns Cash OaptAlin heavy dis
lIRECToBs.
WiimInston Qlty.-Winm uanby, Qsarss Richard,
Cismsotb a ganeer, ,seSb pasey Masm TstnAf
samuel uanbya Charles W. nowiDd.
brandy inc Hd-Edwafd Brin Fbu RAJ i, Cloud niorz
uhftstianA Hd.-Jamsn Riddle,
New Oastle Hd-John Guyer.
white CLAY Greek Hl.--AbrAhAm y, BhAnncn,
WILLIAM cANBf, PrsaidsHt
. " SAITH, Secretary and treasurer.
uJ-omoe hournfrom to l. and from q toS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
CHEMICAL, COMPOST.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER rh,. hi Z
PHOSPHATE OF LIME.


The Agricultural Chemical Company manufacture
hesphate OF lame IN araordaLrr with a new and
sAlrah!e formula bt which very superior article Is
prodne"d ~ t be afforded lrss price than other
manufacturers charge. prNGt cal tests have prov ed
that ia value ~ fertilizer eeus the Phoa
phs's 81 Lime ia The market.
fEkMS CH-SH. Murders Tor Toa or more, W i'll
lie delivered A. the Railroad stations and the Wbsrves
OF sh'pment tree OF Carriage Carriage will be char sed
ON all prdeta Oft barrels or trsa.
One dollar par ron allow carts 80 III m AIDE
gu all asnS delivered At tbs Works OF the ON ny, ON
Uaoal wharf.
AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL OoMPANY's WORKS
Ar CANAL WHAaF, ON tbs DELAWARE.
Office Aba Arch 81, Philadelphia, Pa.
Il. u. Pitts, General Agent,
The comPHnys pAmphlst Circular. embracing full
lions tor nsns the above Fertilizers, seat by mail
I rec " hen a ep1-d.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTIx,

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
ali orders In their line OF business with promni
IN ness, and ssths owestrstss consistent with atru
y Tss1 s::s sen.t.ntly on hand full supply o
~ x4ssrss o. The best msnuisStnr such Chan
sis 6qbs Bhsdss The latest styles and dsssns
for hsstins al Descriptions Of buildings with steam
yehsvs purea4sed the for this State Thatch
s,s SaIs. and az Pam the best ever made, and vii
HAYES Up so's aseney for State
" celebrated patent Self Re uating Wind Engine ana
NE MARYLAND Portable Gas Company Gas Apparatus We
asstsf Sursslyeu that opr acsa for Introducing int
would sa the particular attention persons residing
Pc csunI 70 thsse mschines They the best in the
United States for the accomplishment great desaa
fstum fof the country gentleman farmer anJ ote
2 VIII AL imply 81 pure rster Al over the house
fssas sssd " tie 9sass ~ w tn , %Ga
rssay at Al tmss, day or night III there is any WIND
teeat asf OF isvor 70 accomplish Its gnsted tssi
Ne also, gtsfsirsd pat IN the best name
81 =: az Sss re ss. tns
dtseriStoss ofstsamboAt ship and hnsa Ne 70
soSsss psashs and ssS lined B Grds5 hydTsnts Iron
fst bot or cold wstsr water alnsss
ksyss; {I: sa az srsglsss shgs isss
r onI iS.es eur " ~ Hose
Z H44bbSby pronpt fndstpcf sttention ~ n ~
HtWsA cur care end desre to give full l..
Al Eases 10 msnt ana receive share the pnbi'S ~
a las.a au :shs s. .o0v Fifth next door
fst n'sss asii.r,. PfaHrsa sAsssTr;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
HARDWARE.
Foreign and Domestic hardwares,
Paints and Glass.

Ont and Wrough N all sand Spikes
aim MortiseAnd De sd locks and Latcbs,
Pad, Chest, Cupboard and Brave Locks
Dutt, strap and Other Hinges,
Amsriean remium WoodScrews,
Trace, HAitsr, Or Cow and Coil Chain.
shovsis Spades ,Pieks and Msttoeke,
Brasp X tiles, and z celAin Lin ed ettis,
brsAd, Chop PING and HAndA aes,
Mill, Gross cut and Circula Saws,
Haud, PANEL, an lennon Saws,
Files and kAnps, com pste Hssort ment,
7. sisak's sndo ther makers screw Al or.
Graduated twist hip Asyurs,
Push's an othsr IN skers' luEe rhi -
Bsld WINS Bsnen apd Mouldins pia e.
v. n. CarpsnteI L ~ easter Plan
Butcher 80 tesls g 6liHssAndPl nsiron.
Wiley tPloushssnd CAatin ga eekskiii \ y
Ganf, Pistolt 4 Percussion "a -wsikersnd 81,
Powder Plksks.shotPouche and CANE ~ thei
Pen, Pocket and Pruning Knives,
RAAosp, scissors nd BheATB 40 d RaEors,r.
Looking GlAsses and Walters,
sad Irons Oar tBoHe s, Sash Weighteh.
RIF, Bsfsn sheet Lead, Tin, Zine ,&c.,sl,o
WhtteAnd He'd Lead aud other PAints "i'o
GoidLeAf, Window GlA4s, Coach a ConsIv.x,tsh
Japan Black and Ship VArnish, '"'' AtniHh'
epfrittrurpentine Putty, II ydrauli eCemeut&o
For sale BY CAfELLE PROTEIN
SUCCESSORS tc JoHH - rro.H
lanl-ly No.zl1 MArket ST., Wilmin eion, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
Agricultural Chemical Co.'S
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.

Agrlcultural Chemical Co.'S
CHEAP FERTILIZERS.
Tho Fertilizers pared by the Agricultural Chemical
o"npnny ehetteted by the Legislature Of PENN
with capital Of fa6OOO0) have been proved In
Pfstce 10 To the oh sapes profitable and best for
usteu nAinres now offered in any lrket. The Com
c5yiys n.t s,nbraees the foliowiug;-
PABULETTE fs a.is y .,s K es on,
And The ins elements Of 81 chem
ShnI anl mech sscall with other vslna Fsrtili-
hnE esentH ana absorbeptH.
aus rsduo ed to pal endy for i'm
ierliiiziow propei tier.
- dn.shiisy enLneise qualities, well known TO
be All thai Asfieulturisis'an desire.
| CHEMICAL. COMPOST.
rms fsrtiiiHrr iH largely posed III an matter
saeh as nest bope hsa, leather. hair and wool, to-
msnts.
itisay very valuable Fertilizer for aed crops xsnsr-
Miy and especially for potatoes and garden purposes
ussIcelient qunhtes Htrensth And cheapnsHs. havs
made 1t very popular with all who have used II.
COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. T Tn nso biz.
nc fertiIsr partieulsi, adapted tor the atior
ottrees, fruits lawns aud flowers II win prom te
very vigorous and healthy growth I wood and fruit
nd largely uor, the au .ntity and perfect the
pAsnt sand hO~ers II will be found ar
t.eis toseonre their EtrateHt perfection II will proven
| snd ~ excellent Tor srass and lawns.
It's composed Of ~ cb elements 10 make 1t adapt
Isoils
The formus method Of com is co sti tn on
tertnisins nsrsd sntB have resolved the highet az
pressi OF eminent shemi-ts and scientific Asricul
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
Iron. Hnrdware and COAL

rae sepserlbers woul reBpsc fully cal
ss. IF sA saa Ts ta i s sss
8. lof lrSn and Hardware, consisting in part
-. a.., q ssrsnas Of American and uslsh Rolled
Bars Isansd Anep1 Hat
HSGB se5Is Bars Ensss and Sefss, III
AZ a aud NORWAY Horse Nal
kkods snssh sbess American puddlsd and solid sioom
ditto; sas.n "a aassSssa Steel superior M
ehnery castand Shear Steel
hTtessRpWARR-HAmnsr@d and Pressed Horse hoes
u,as Aloe Nsis carriage and Wagon Iron ANles Row
md oths. EPS sp ala vunsssa hsisp
~ American dale and Easah DesTbOsn
wagon M.snSls iTsn fqG s SSssh ES5S Bach
smnsr ais celebrated fes and Rssps; AmeI
srsmium pointed Wood sorsws Tracs. Stage HaleI
scst Nnd Garden spsdss Kicks, MAttocks Hoes
oys and farming implements Wiley Atyoodan
ZIG. sass mand AID ohesp Sss @
ethsI fS SnS Socket 0hsels Butchers thses
Goagss, ssd Plane Irons Hoe 0o's' MI Sross-eut
SGS or ss.. sssts Scott.
pstsnt and other Anger Bitts baidwin premium
enss az Hpives and PoTks and
ns Sntehsr Knives and steels; dodgers SCISSORS FL
Hs M nes Bit siysts Sad
BIZ snd Bsr Lead, BAnos Tin and Bar Tin and spetcr
for SNIe an. sIa tESa &
lie FONTS for ditto 6rind Stones otanh and Rollers
alto pseat Platform And SSslss at
assn Liss.ed and pssstaOs on, spirita urpsntns,
S 5s.i ysr'f Sy. Il ana SSs good
Shrlt Hard are for Ceschs Building purposes, all
E sold III %sFs NEsE Sffs cSSo'A
H. s s:sTssn % snS a.
q 9snH Also Agents for Philips Carriage and Wagon
| spazss, fenss, Bows shafts, Tongues Huba,&o
WI n, % m O.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19

Horse Powers, Threshers
CRAIa IANs,rAR GRIsT HILLscID PRESSES
VI Premium Corn Shelters, Plows Of ali kinda plox
Csungs, curns, Tubs Buete Baskets o. ain Bags Hay
stw and Fodder Cutters Grain and Guauo Drills
shovels, Spades, &c, ke., for sale by
WALTON, wHANN Co,
s.W. Corner Front and Market Streets
aug1f Wilnngtgn nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
No. 7O1 MARKET STR EFT.

IS the most perfect Sewing Machine presented to
u" american phblir II combine, all the good qualities
'ihe[ hrt class Machines, aud many advantages over
ru OF them 1t has the Reversible Feed, which may be
reVrs'd Mt nny point desired without stopping and fs
teas ,ha is If all seams, thereby saving time trube
and thread II tkts four different stiohes eaoh stitch
perfect AMI alike both sides II light and heavy
nOte with equal facility, OpR Uemmer turns every
With hem 1t runs easily aud Useless. II
~" sune size rhreh both sides 1t easily under
stool Every Machine srAuted, an charged
kr Az a'e respectfully Invited to call and examine the
lrsn'e and nOto he advantage all other machines
| may IL MRS. A. JOHNSON, AarNr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
'rliE kAatNl r iss MUTUAL Vim :.
Insurance Company Of the state
OF Delaware.

VI DClaWafc.
(oRIoIsAL MILL CsRgK, &c.)
| This Company continues 10 "nsr to the pss,ps I'd
ts superior advantages Of a.
loss by ars on all descriptions Of property except ma
The Institutions commended by over 20 xsars sxps-
fauee in aud attention to the subject Mutual usu-
our sate by reason OF which IL Ia tlSyed the Man.
ayers have been enabled adjuA and
der the membership AMONG tho ssost acouitabie in
character OF the numerous Ipsssaee Companies pre-.
sented 10 the public
takes credit to itsef thAktts payments ss~
have been SO prompt aud MAyrG that in % years
ness and losses reaching exer 100000, net single
case OF cation has ucepgred and scarcely one vxit
out en- Ire s,tisfaction &c, the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than 10 the numbeA and
smount Of Its rsks Il hGs declined Hundreds of Thou
sands Of Dollars Of llsurauce either as too.
great an smouphi single risk oaeriag amt OBJ
1ecs OF Insurance tor the character OF the nstnon
Ia his athef II rs conceived II has the safest and
most select u.s. insurance. 10 proportion to the
Company within Reasonable range
As evidence of this it has not only reduced the rate
~ Insurance, at all times moderate, ynssyth, daring
fths astwo yesis but presents clear Surplus
fund o. as security against any on
Certi6eatos the balances due 81 each msIsbsr now
being issued win be paying interest to snsa rfom jan
uary 1882 atths rate Of per cant Per ennum thus
making a stu farther deduction.
IT eommenoed the year lse2. with resl pr, Ase,on
to the community in Depsait AVss Of seD00 900
eurPinefuAa 5000
Total protection, 500 GOO
II Is the wsrk Of the Far mere of Delaware md -
| such they ought to pstronie it.
Prssidsnt--JEssEE sn kRRE
secretary and Tressarer-RoBRRr MoCABB, M D.
DIRECTCRs;
Eli Wilson, BrAndywine HID; Jamss ! tslsplAin
SbIisiisna bd JNr.ss webb. Samuel B Arr, &. @
s.oisensprg aed!se.eo Sharpe. Wilmington IA; Rob
~, mesahe, pIl Creek I'd John F. Williamson
MMhus Visr Creek Hid George 2, Tybout, Sew Castl,
se, va|Is B. Ellison, Pencader Id Jo' IN @. Clark
hea - on, HID Dr. VIM, cumnins, smy rna Thoma
nrphy, St. Georges Id; Charles T. lemiag, Pete
r. Causey, Milford j. P. Comesys, Dover Charles Tur
nell, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for receiving appii sations for In
surauce dues Of members:
Ell Wilson, Brandy wine, Id Robe, 4 McCabe NIL
Creek lid James Dslspsip, Christian HID; John y
wiiismson white Clay Creek, Id { ju,tis B. Elli.oa
mink aundreis; Joseph 6rifth, smyrna Jane
Cnspsn, New Uas,ie HI; Charles T Flsmming, NIL
| ford; Charlrs Tunnel hsorgeto' henry TODD
DOvsi.
Comm lniGaions neral busi addressed to tn
undere gned Wilmington, will rec siye Immediate atter
| ton. Epbkkl sIeCA BE, M. D..
| July24 Secretary.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-19
II. Il thringhurst's Bulletin.
WHOLESALE ann RETAIL DRUGGIST,
Ng. ..6t7 MARKET Street

u TasEi hesiNiher, new article Tor the hair an
80 skin, superior To All the ordinary
IL in use Tor the hair The agent IL II. Il. Hiring
xHh hurst, 5i7 nsrkatst.
Poor kich rtH Eye water ANEW article SrsAle at II
4. BriIllhuIHts,i
Meluud Buet iseases Of the Kidneys Gravel
Uropsy. &c. ", E. riuEhurrt' HHtOre.
Silver rhs beat used or Bill
yer rlAted kAIr, Ne.
Msraslis Arolnatie Fine Uut.-r his ARTICLES putapu
pAper and aud the best an
htitnts we have ever had, u. X. Brlnshurst.
Tobias Neniliau kctss lnasrt,lafRe bottlehst n
nrlnshurN q.
Mrs. WINSTON 'rsool p a.
u Il, Bring Lrst's.
tit kstcLiei, ~ tull hn
IeItrActa1uHt .eeeis cd al IL. II. Biin ghurg''s.
Syrnses all Kinda and Ses, cheap Al a. II. Bripxhursts
Trusses, Shoulder Braces Snsg handaKes Supporters
go. Quite assortment at II. e. bfinA hurHt'H,
Htibs aIrald CGuRh syInp-T There Id nothing superior
this s,ruptor "a bal cold or cough H. H. BfinEhurst
JLynss thmiIy as,iciDes At the l0weet prices
sRsbts ~ n. BklNaH uhsr,
sep2I Fourth ftrtet EtA Wiinlnd ton, Del.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06
DIED.

On Monday morning, March 9Th, 1885, at her
residence in Alexandria county, Mrs. T1TIA,
wife of the late James Carlin, in the 10th year Of
her age. She lived q life Of consistent piety !;
was beloved by all who knew her, and her end
was peace. :qzg~ The friends and acquaintance
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral on Wednesday, the 7th inst, at
clock, 2. M.
On March 4th, 1866, Mrs ANN R. RISTON,
aged So years: G5~ Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon, March 7th, at 3 clock,
from the residence Of her son, j. 81. Riston Cd
Duke, between Alfred and Patrick streets. The
friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
AT Williamsburg, Va, March 2, VIRGINIA
BLAND, wife of VIM S. Peachy and daugh-
Their Of the late Bathurst Daingerfeld, Of this
place. TO many in this city, and its neigh Dor
hood, the news Of the death Of this excellent
LADY will be received with feelings Of the deep
est sorrow. At the home Of her childhood, are
still many friends, who will now remember
mournfulIy, the gay and happy girl as well as
afterwards the fond and devoted wife and moth
er. But she, too has gone-as all that is bright
must fade We can only cherish IN our hearts
the remembrance Of her virtues, and look with
Christian confidence to the blessed consultations
Of our holy religion, and to the blessed hope
that she is now among the saints IN Heaven
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06
The election for officers to fill the various

The election for officers to fill the various
municipal departments is progressing very or
derly and quietly at the usual voting places, in
the different wards OF the city Two tickets
only are being voted, one headed Union Tick.
ct, s and the other, 'Citizen's Ticket, the
Union, Constitution and enforcement Of the
Laws Ia the Second Ward Messrs Simp-
son, Armstrong and Henderson oversuling the
decision Of Mr.. ". II. Brown, the remaining
commissioner, are refusing to receive the votes
of all who have not been residing in the city S
limits for twelve months immediately preced-
ing this election:
But as they allow record Of such votes to be
kept in the back of the poll books they will
not be lost, for when all the Commissioners
must meet tomorrow, as by law directed, these
votes Will be counted in the general result.
At three o'clock this evening, when this pa
per was put to press, there had been polled in
the town upwards Of 700 votes, Of which the
Citizens Ticket had received majority Of up
wards Of SIX hundred.
La the first ward the vote was for the citi-
zens ticket l93-Unioa 20 In the Second
Ward 80 for the Citizens Ticket and 8 for the
Union. In the third ward about $50 for the
Citizens Ticket, 25 for the Union. In the
Fourth Ward for the Citizens Ticket ITO, for
the Union ticket about 49, There were few
scattering votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06

The National lntellgencer q this morning
says: - At the election which i to occur to-
day at Alexandra hopes are ndulged by
certain class OF promoters Of mischief that
there will be some disturbance The oyster
men aud boatmen who inhabit hat city, or
collect thereon public days, are sbody who,
however orderly IN general, are noaof the class
likely, ifintoxicated, to exercise MICH salutary
sef-restraint, in the. event of. a revocation
which We must allow to be extraordinary,
however insufficient to Justify miscohuct We
alude to the fact, as we are informed that the
negro Fred. Douglass is to be sent ii Alexan-
dria to-day to make public speed on the
occasion Of an election among the Lawful cleo
tors Of Virginia town. The hopa that a
studied insult to a people known to1be in
state Of morbid sensibility, and in wh5se local
electionit is impossible that this coload man
could have any pertinent concern, will provoke
them into riot and tumult, out Of witch to
replenish the diminishing capital Of the Radi-
cal Disunionists, is the evident object Of snding
him there. We hope he will take kind advice
and not go. He must know himself to b:
acting as the mere tool OF persons WHO are
willing to expose him to maltreatment willie in
safety themselves. On the other han5 we
earnestly appeal to the white people of Alex-
andria to disappoint these bad hopes bytheir
forbearance and good behavior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06
GOLD.
GGAU.
New YORK, March 6.-Gold 1881.
M.ARRIED.

In Alexandria, Va, March 9th, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father j. y. Harper, ESQ.,
By the Rev. Robert II. Andrews, Of Richmond,
ALBERT r. SKINNER, Of New York, to
Miss MARY L. HARPER, Of this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06

As will be seen by an advertisement in to-
days Gazette, the Board Of Public Works has
ordered a meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Manassas Gap railroad Conlpanyt to be held at
the Court House in this city on Wednesday
4th day ofnextsApril. H3l aa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06

The EXHIBITION given by the Studens of
St. Johns Academy, at Liberty Hall, last night,
was well patronized, the spacious hall bong
crowded toits utmost capacity. The students
marched down from the Academy in body,
preceded by their elegant banner, and took
seats in the stage boxes, and first rows Of tie
parquette At u O clock P. M. the exercises
commenced with an amusing and somewhat I'M
expected style Of ssalutatory, delivered by jos
II. Dunn and D. McComas French of this city,
and Richard Collins, of Stanton. This was
followed by various Rotations, dialogues and|
plays, performed for the most part, In excellentl
style, though, Of course some of the young
speakers had the usual faults want of distinct
ness and speaking to fast. Among the many
who did remarkably well, it will not be esteemed
invidious to@mention Charles q, Vandegrih,
one Of the smallest boys, to whon by universal
consent, the need Of praise for the best reclta
ton was awarded.
Handsome presents were presented IN the
name Of the students, to John E. Harrison and
Ashley H. Miner, who had sold the greatest
number of tickets, and the exercises concluded
with 'The Blunders Of a Night, = laugha-
Bile farce, which was exceedingly well rendered.
We learn that the boys realized about 500
for the Library.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06
LOCAL. NEWS.

County Court Monday.-Peter Wise
was substituted as trustee IN a deed for the ben
eft of Sarah A Wise, In the place Of Christie
pher Neale, deceased.
William Egan, Jas. Whitney and Mas. Tru-
man were naturalized and became citizens Of
the United States s4s..s.s,.. 45.
Appraisments on the estates of James Cha
than, Thomas Childs aud Catharine Coryton
we're ordered to be recorded.
The will Of Mark NJ Mankin was admitted
to probate, and Eliza AMI Mankin qualified as
executrlx.
The will Of Sarah Skid core was admitted to
probate, and Emily G. Sadmore qualified as.
executrix, and ". B. Price W. FL. Mcknight,
Robt Violet, VIM. Mankh aud Chas. Man
kin were appointed appraisgs Of the estate.
Administrations on the estate Of Daniel Brown
was granted TO Ann Quanda
II. @, Claughton qualifedas guardian Of the
child ofSR..J. Lackey
Wm: Cogan qualified as guardian of Adeline
Moore.
Johns. Barbour and Revelsy johnson, jr.,
qualified as executors Of the etate Of Henry
Dangerfeld
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-06
NEANSION HOUSE KESTA URANT FOR
WI SALE AT AUCTION

ME ANSION HOUSE KESTAU RANT FOR
lYA SALE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, March 10th, at 10 o'clock
a. m., will sell to the highest bidder the
SPLENDID RESTAU RANT,
Nos Is and II, NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
Mansion House Building, Alexandria, Va.
The proprietor Of this RESTAURANT. having
other business that will require his entire atten-
ton will offer this valuable property at a
GREAT BARGAIN TO THE ? PURCHASER.
It's contents are too numerous to mention, but
consists OF everything necessary to q first class
Restaurant among which will be found three
splendid Billiard Tables, Bar and Fixtures,
Cooking Utensils, Valuable Soda Fountain, and
many fine Pictures and Mirrors. \ Lease for
five years. and insured for $4,000,
For the interest Of the purchaser, this entire
property will be sold in one lot
Terms.-One-half cash, and the balance in SIX
and twelve months with security.
J. 4. STOUTENBURGH,
NH 6-4t AuctiOneeT.