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HENHESE wonderful medicines are now ~,
J. familiar to the people that but little
cntorA. :nru. Ct their value rs = physic
need he made. The Pills of DR.. Maggicl
contain no mineral. Tncy do not grippe,
and they do not enieablc the system by ex-
trome pnrgug. They arc universal in
CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETITEt
And c"rrcspnmdinsiy strengthen the diges-
t:o!i. fncv tone the liver, clear the head
ana steady the nerves. 70 those who are.
not familiar with tho use Of
DIR. NAGGIEL'S PILLS
As an anti-b!!iious remedy, the fol, owing
extracts from various letters will be- it j.,
hoped, Of sufficient importance 20 ju~titH
The 4,."tii:S of tEeEl here:
WHAT iE:: PATIENTS SAY or
bE. MAGGIELS PILLS AND SAI.|u..
int' Us; I'LL, for headache ever had "
Ny 'i.t ";:;~s :;!.y am ,~.;:;:.,, ;:,...!:-
ia your Ellis
u ana pleased :, sAvto you, Dr. Mavgi.l.
that ! woi.!d not be. without Il box Of vu,lr
i'ilis for curing i:!c ~ morning nausea Tor
the world.
'I", Viii find enc ,sei 81. Your Pills
are only p cents, but consider: hem worth
to me ST.
'DEAH DOCTOR: My tongue had a fur on
It every morning like the baca OF 4 cat.
\ our Pills took it away"
Il took half pill ana crushed it to pow
for cholera morbus The dear little pet
was well In three hours after"
y suppose it is hardly worrl, while to tell
you nay birncd foot has got well from thu.
use OF your Sa!ve. Enclosed find % cents
for another box to keep i'll the house"
Send me another box of Salven
Enclosed find 75 cents for two boxes Of
Your Maggiers Pills and one of Salve''
The most gentle, yet searching, lacd-
cine ever swallowed"
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sppaarhapssH and spaiately narued
FssThe Siicing Mhc6sne," or The IN
Edustrions SAM pler,es 81, 8. ss-.--sss
E.. 4'--,t - 1femptis COnsrssrciI.,
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Greenyille and Columbia Railroad
GEM. SUPERINTENDTS OFFICE,

The bridge at Aston being now COM
pleted, passengers and frcighss will be
transported without delay. Tac expense
OF freights, by the discontinuance Of the
wagons and boats, will be largely reduced.
Sept IA ]. y. LAsSAI1.E, Gen. Sup.
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NO MORE CONSUMP7 TON.
Grinault's Syrup Of Hypophosphate
Of Lime,
For all diseases of the chest. This medi-
cine is invaluable; it is largely used at the
Drompton Hospital, in London, for con-
sumption, and generally approved by the
leading men in England and France.
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French Medicines in Vogue
zssi.s aRxMAULr & CO.

Z NO MORE COD LIVER OF. S't
GrimanH's 3 Syrup OF Iodized Horse
- Radish. n N Sa''-s tfl
0YBUP is employed with the greatest
- success. in place OF. Cod LIVER Oil, to
which 1t is infinitely superior It ,cures
diseases OF tho Ghost, scrofula, lymphatic
disorders, green sickness, muscular atoay
and loss of appetite. It re2enerstesa the
constitution by purifying the blood, being
thus invaluable in the treatment OF skin
diseases, and is administered With the
greatest efficacy to young children, subje@
to humors, or obstruction Of tho glands.
40 More Pooe,fy Of a.e B.ood and J'1le
Con,Ilerios. ~ .Na
DR.. Lsras' Phosphate Of Iron.
This new fcrruginous medicine contains
tho elements of The blood and bones, and
iron in liquid state. 1t is different from,
ailhitherto offered 10 The public, is liquid,
coiorless and tasteless. It speedily cures
chlorosis, pains in the stomach, dificnlt
digestion, dysmenorrhCea, anenIia. 80
/ The majority of the Academies of Medi-
cine OF Paris recommend tho phosphate ol
Iron to ladies OF delicate constitution suf-
ferinT from anernia, and all other persons
fatigued from oycr-anxiety, nervous emo
tions, over-work, general debility and poor.
rcss of hl0oI. pavar cna1a,,e. cnpsfinafi<,s,
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Charleston Hotel.

CharIestOn Hotel,
WHITE 81 MIXER, P;sOpRIESvs,r,S
tx THIS POPULAR and well known
-si!IT HOTEI. has been NEWLY FUR
--2sAA SlSHED throughout by tho present
proprictors, who have been sixteen wears
connected with the establish ment.
H. WHITE, GEO. q. MIXER
thAA \. MILLER, Casilicr. Aug 8
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BETTER THAN C0PAIBA.
Gri1nault's Vegetable Matico Trijec'
ton and CaDsuies.

Where all other medicines have failed,
these preparations will always effect cure.
Tnesc insure rapid and extraordinary cure
Of severe recent and chronic cases OF pri-
vate disease. They are used in the hospi-
tails Of Paris by the celebrated DR.. Ricord,
and are found greatly superior to all hitler
to known mineral remedies and CopaiLa
and Cubebs. The Injection is used in re-
cent, and capsules in the more chronic
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MAGGlEL'S PILLS AND SAI.VE
Are almost universal in their effects, and q
cure can hc almost alwav, guaranteed
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
Nothing can be more productive of cure
iiian these Pills. Their almost magic in.
nEcicc is felt at once; and the usual con-
c"mltants of this most distressing disc asc
from the purvst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They viii not harm the most delicate Yr-
male, and can DC gwen with good ctTtt; ~
prescribed doses to the Youngest babe.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And all eruptions al the skin, the SaIvc Is
most Invaluable. 1t does not heal extcr-
nally alone, but penetrates with the most
searching effects to the very root OF the evil.
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Grimault's Brazilian Guarana.

For immediate cure of nervous head
ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance; CHI
tirelv inoff-nsivc, of brazilian origin.
General Depot-In Paris. at GR1MAULT
TT CO, 45 Rue Richelieu; in New York, at
FUUGEi.A Il VAN DER KIEFF, so North
William street, CAlsLTEAU & CO., G3 and
% Franklin street; Charleston, $. c., KING
Il CASSIDEY, and ct every good che,nist's.
Aur ID
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q THE souTHERN
LEG and ARM COMPANY

"AyE establishedX branch Office and
III mandatory at Columbia, s. c.
'.hc improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
ARM manufactured by this company are
unsurpassed by any in the world.
Our worlImeI, are practical artificial leg
and arm makers-three OF them wearing
legs of their own manufacture.
Our facilities are unsurpassed. Our
work warranted one, year. CaN and on
anime our specimens, or address
DANNELLY, MARSHALL d CO.,
Seeger's building, Columbia, S. C..
Offices Madison, Ca, Nashville, Tenn,
Columbia, s. G. May q emo
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New Schedule.
spartanhurg and Union Railroad,

Is sss 8; 4 l||Is o. q. s.
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DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
, lNrARI.aLY CURE THE FoLI OWING DISEASES:
Asthma. Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza.
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness.
Costiveness, Liver Complaint.
dyspepsia, l.owness OF Spini-
Diarrhpa, Ringworm.
propsy, rheumatism,
Debility, Salt Rheh,o
Fever and Acuc, Sraltis
Skin Diseases
Each Hor Contains u PjU~.
Nne i'W IS Il Dose.
NoricE.- None genninc- without the en-
Sravcd trade mark around each pc: or huN,
signed by DIR. }. MAGGIE!.. New YorA. TO
counterfeit which is felony.
es- Sold by all respectable dealers in
mcdirincs throughout the United States
and Canadas. al p cents per box or pot.
FISHER x HElNlTSH, Columbia, s G.
July 70 ~
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TAKING for granted, for the sake Of argu-
mcnt, or rather to avoid argument, that the
people Of the South have, by the late revolu-
ton, forfeited all of their political rights,
and can; with justice, be dcbarred the privi-
lcgc Of representation in the Congress of the
United States till such time shall arrive when
they may be taken back, like the prod gal
son, into the folds Of the old flag taking
this for granted, We would like to PROFOUND
pertinent I'VE hope not an impcrtinentI
query.
By what code of constitutional or unconsti.
tutional Tvs have the "powers that be''
in Washington the ability to abatc single
iota of the rights of an American citizen
who chooses permanently to remove his dom
icil from one part of the United States to
another? And who shall say that citizen
of New York in choosing to become a-citizen
Of Charleston shall thereby forfeit single
right or privilege due him as citizen of the
United States? We would suggesi5to our
friends in tho Mouth to fight their battle and
ours on this new field.
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I.had been adopted, to which Judge ALDR1cn made

had been adopted, to which Judge AIDRIcn made
the following response:
Gentlemen nf ire Bar:
Those dispcnsntions of Providence which excite lis
mournfuTy frequently find more eloquent express
sion than in words fully appreciate the pronrley
of YOUR proceedings as monibcrs Of this Par. and rcSrot
that the Presiding Judge OF the Court, cannot reply
to your touching tribute with the saAe rroprety oi
language I remember your senior, MIR. DESAUssuRt,
iron my boyhood he was the pattern OF proproy ana
professional ttlmniyso kind, go gentle, and so cnuT
cos that all who approached him felt That no was IN
the rrescncc of Carolina gentleman Asa lawyer, he
WAS the wise counsellor and tIe f.ithfil -irlcld no
man ever came to llm with bad cause anu rcceiVeu
encouragement to proceed; man ever came TO Inn
Will, inst cause hut what lie f)nnd the finest emotions
of the human exered and tho largest encourage
ment to seek right and justice; he never
or n client; he loved the young men VINO were COIL
ing forward at tho Bar and always encouraged them on
the stormy path of professional advancement YEARS
after had been called to the Bar well romemDer tnat
the old gentleman, said to me, IN MS ONCE -!
always watch the of the young men that we seo
out from the city, and nothing is moro pleasant u me
than to SEQ them succeed" 1t was just such KIND
speecles that stimulated youth and drew them towards
the old with love and vencraion. need not speak
of him as a pubIcsprited citzen-that Orphan House
is his monument cannot speak OF him IN his domes-
tic rclations--these sons are his witnesses.
Ny brothers. Death has very busy In our ranks
since we young together. Mr. Grmke Mr.. Hunt,
Mr. King and last, but not lenst, Mr. Pctigr are IN
their graves and paying the last SAD trpue
to tho good, the wise, the kind and the DeoVeo DE-
SAUssunE These were all before our tme they were
our lights and guides But when look around this
Bar and remember the modest room in which we used to
assemble up stairs miss Porcher, and Walker, ana
Prioca and Ashby, and Jones, and Northrop and All.
ston and good Nelson Mitchell the greatest lawyer OF
us ALL These commenced to fight the battlo OF with us
ALL aud Porter, and Simons and Lesesne and Magatn
and Brewster, and myself arc all that remain. But
which of us will say that it is not better for thc ana
for our seniors to rest calmly and peacefully IN their
graves than like u.s. to be the living witnesses Oh inc
Humiliation of our beloved South Carolina?
Gentlemen forbear to pursue this train of Thought
Mr. Clerk. Let tho resolutions be entered IN the
O the Court.
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Al communications intended for qualifications in
his ;ow,7.oz must be addressed to The ~ Editor Of
The I1lu Neacs, No. IS Hayne-ss'eet, Charleston,
G r BUSINESS Communications to Publisher Of
Daily Netrs.
We cannot anolertaEs TO re,rn rejected coman'Waica
tons.
Advertisements outsle Of tie city must be aocompa-
,.it,i i1iat tie cash.
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FOR SALE.

BARGAIN.-FOR SALE THE FIX
N TURES and Lease of frst-class Bar Room and
Liquor Store. situated East Bay street, doing sue
cessful and profitable business. opportunity is Of
fered for moderate investment. For terms and cards
to visit premises. apply at this Office.
January 10 81
TNUK Sale, THE PLEASANTLY LOCAT-
j. ED HOUSE AND LOT, No. 26 Rutledge street,
east side. door above Radcliffe, containing four
square Rooms, Dressing Room; Pantry, and two
finished Attics Stable, Carriage House and servants
apartments, all in complete order. Lot 48 feet 'front.'
iii !: deep. For small family, Of the most de.
lightful residences In the city. Apply to
Il. q. PINCKNEY,
January B No. Yanderhorst's Wharf.
J1OIl ShLE.--A FIRST-CLASS PASSEN-
II GER AND FREIGHT STEAMER.-A new SIpE-
WHEEL STEAMER, year old. very stiff and sea
worthy built with hog frames 1G0 feet long over all 3?
feet beam guards overhang to feet Il feet depth Of
hold. Draws feet ait and feet forward Two engines
included plane &c y and 4a inch cylinder each. All fitted
complete law requires, for passengers. Twenty
herths In after cabin. Forward cabin 40 feet l0ng
Good height between decks. Saloon deck for Indies
with large freight capacity For tale low # applied for
Immediately by TROUT AMSBURi,
Northwest corner East Bay and Market-streets,
Jannsrv3 =. Charleston, 8. c.
'o4A'As
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ability of planters to be masters of the situa-
tion upon their places, and to this end he
gives them all tho assurances they can rea-
sonably require.
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

as THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the Postofice at the end
of each week is published officially
in THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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CArDEUH LODGE. a. +. NJ. No. Sc.
pEGIJ:AH COMM UNlCATION OF THIS LODGE
n will be held This Ercning. the l.th lnst'' ct Z
o'clock at Masonic Hall. general atcndance IS re-
qucstcd. BY order Of the W. NJ ,,,o,- e..-.,...
January 10 II
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
COpARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

rUIHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A COPART.
L NERSHIp under the name off. j. WISS &c Co., for
the transaction of general Commission, Facorage and
Forwarding business Office ut Mcssrs. StraS, Yances
Il Co. s, southeast Meeting and Hasel streets.
i ]. WISS,
NJ. STRAUSS,
u. X. VANCE,
Charleston December ], 1865. j. G. VANCE,
JanI,aryS G THOS. MAHON.
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MEETINGS.
eIJARLESTOS SAYINGS HAN

TV1HE CORPORATIONS OF THE "CHARLESTON
| SAVINGS DANk" requested to meet This III tter-
noon at o'clock, at The Counting Room OF D. +. Fl,
inr < Co. northwest corner of Church and Hayne-
Iowe ....-.---1 January 10
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
V1HE SUBSCRIBER HAS THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
i with him lis Brother LAWRENCE CANTWELL,
and will continue tho WHOLESALE GROCERY. GENE
RAL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. at No.
III East Day corner Frasers Whar), under the name
OF JAMES CANTWELL 4 co.
JAMES CANTWELL.
Orders for tho Purchase and Shipment OF COTTON.
RICE AND NAVAL STORES promptly attended to- and
all orders from tho Country for Geols filled with dis
patch. JAMES CANTWELL i co.
January1 lnwf2mo
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lay YBOARD.-A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN
! } he accommodated with DAY BOAKD, on reasonable
terms by applying at the Northeast corner of King and
George streets January
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BOARDING.

FEW EOARDEIsS CAN EIG ACCOMIO-
n DATED on reasonable terms, by applying at No.
81 Hasel-street. 3* January IL
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nySS ySStII.yITION.
IIrTIuN.

THE UNDERSIGNED
WILL CONTINUE THE FACTORAGE FORWARD
w ING, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, ut No. "a East Bay. .-...,
JAMES 6. MOFFETT.
REFERENcEs.- -arcssrs. James Adger Co, Messrs.
Green, Trapmann < Co. limo january
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GENTLEMAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
n as q Teacher will give private lessons in LATIN,
FRENCH, SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For TERMS
&c apply at the bookstore Of 3lr. John lusscll No.
2SJ Kinr-strcct October II
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yETANTED TO RENT, a fIODE;sATE-
w SIZED RESIDENCE in 4 respectable portion Of
tho c;ty-havng all ino''ern improvements Address
c. H. News Office. November 20
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JETANTED, a SITUATION BY RE
w SPECTACLE White Girl, Nurse and Plain
Sewing or ChanIbcrmad. Good references Inquire
at her present enploycr'n, No. 2Sl Kinl;-strcet,
Charleston, $. o., New York House.
January IL 2F
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DISSOLUTION AND COPAIeTNEESpIP
NOTICE.
H1HE FIRM OF J. K Il. 8. HEFFRON IS THIS DAY
dissolved by mutual consent. Either of the pail
ncrs authorized to sign in liquidation of its affairs
J. HEFFRON.
Charleston january |, 1866 T. S. HEFFRON.
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WANTS.

VIJANTED, FIRST CLASS COMPOSITOR,
w to go in tho country. Apply at this Office.
Jnn1arv
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WHITE LABOI;Etss WANTED. APPLY
w 10 FERGUSON l. BARKER, No. Browns Wharf
December 80
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LOST, STOLEN, &c.

:LNOR RENT. ONE ROOM WITH FIRE
H ILACE and private entrance. Inquire at the
Northeast corner Of King ind Gcorgcstreets.
IanunrY IL
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

r. H. Cockerille, trustee, in deed from on! j. :.
Gunnell, dated March 18th, 1862, vs.. Eliza ..
Gunnel, adm'x. of j. G. Gunnell and others
in chancery.
Extract from decree rendered in the above
cause, at the June term, 1866, OF the CIRCUIT
Court of Fairfax county: .,,+
1T is adjudged, ordered and decreed, tnse
one of the Commissioners Of this Court convene "
before him all the creditors Of Joshua Y. 1uh-
nell, decd, ascertain the amount OF tneir r.
spective debts and the character and priority
thereof. That he ascertain the amount, charac-
ter and priorties of the debts of the said dece,
dent, secured by the deed of trust IN the plll
mentioned, discriminating between the classes
of creditors secured in said deed. That he also
ascertain the amount and character OF the trust
fund which has come into the possession or IS
subject to the control of R. 81. Cockerllle, trus-
tee in said deed That said r. e.. Cockerllle,
render to the said Commissioner full and !, cor
rect inventory of all such estate, and fuil &C
count of his transactions as such trustee, Whlch
account said Commissioner will examine. state
and settlc.n And it is ordered that notice OF
the time and place Of receiving proof OF saiu
debts, and taking said accounts, be publlshed IN
the Alexandria Gazette once g week tor Iour
successive weeks and that such publication shail
DE equivalent to personsal service OF such notlce
on the parties interested.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
To shoao the gerry age and body of the Times. :


The correspondents of the New York papers
give additional accounts Of the progress Of the
Steedmau Fullerton investigation into the
Freedmens Bureau in the Southern States.
They say that there have been many instances
of fraud by agents, but that most ofthem have
been removed and the duties are now being dis
charged by the military officers Of the depart
mcut in most satisfactory manner.
In Somerset county, Nd, negro woman,
charged with assault and battery of youth,
the son citizen of that county, has been ar
rested and bound over to appear before the next
Grand Jury. Some persons, who are said to
have threatened violence against the woman,
have been arrested and bound over to keep
the peace, the negro woman claiming warran,
under the Civil Rights Bill
The New York Dry Goods Exchange has
concluded an estimate Of the growing cotton
crop, based upon the reports of sheriffs and
prominent persons in every county of the cot
ton States. It is reported that the average
is between onc-fourth and one fifth OF the
crop Of 1860
A terrific tornado occurred in portion of
Canada, on the night of the 18th, doing much
damage. At Buffalo, New York, it was very
severe, blowing down houses, and chimneys
and several persons were killed and wounded
The editor of the Raleigh Sentinel says, on
the authority of letter from General Lee that
the General desires to write history Of the
war, but has not thus far made satisfactory
progress on account of the loss Of his papers
The validity of the Confederate obligations
is acknowledged by the Union Bank OF Ten
nessee, ard accepted by the entire mercantile
community, in New Orleans. Confederate
debts are paid in currency.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
adel phia Age says that it is understood that
the call for National Convention to meet in
Philadelphia is sanctioned by the President and
majority of his Cabinet.
The clergyman in Medina, New York, who
recently whipped his own child to death, did
it, because the child would not say its pray
ersr' Pious clergyman
The latest news from Mexico is unfaVorable
for MaximiIian's government. He is said to
have ordered draft for troops in the principal
cities of the Empire.
Senator Lane, Of karsas, is reported to be
quite i'll in St. Louis, Missouri. He is threat
cned with paralysis.
Princeton College, New Jersey, is ITO years
old. The commencement excerscs took place
last Tuesday.
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FORGE E. WHITE,
" Liberty Hall,
ian l5-tf Oh. L. Simpsons Old Stsnd.)

X FORGE E. WHITE,
" Liberty Hall,
SO and o. Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive ana
choice stock Of
GROCERI
embracing Teas Cofees, Sugars Spices Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jeilies, farl-
na Corn Starch, and great variety ofarucles
usually found in grocery store.
BRUCES
CONCENTRA TED FERTILIZER.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He also asks attention to his unusually large
and fine stock of
LILO ORS
Of every description sGnsistng Wns gh
Champagne, Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, Cordial;i, Al S
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels ana
Also, CiGAR5 and TOBACCO, in great va
riety. .
Goods delivered to all parts Of the city free of
charge oc left
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J
+. A. Perry and wife VS.. Thompson Javins
and others--in chancery.
Extract from decree rendered in, the above
cause, at the June term, 1866 Of the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax county:
1T is adjudged, ordered and decreed, that NJ
d. Ball, one of the Commissioners ofthis Court
do state and settle the account of Albert Stuart
Commissioner Of sale, and do ascertain VINO arc
the proper heirs of Fred. A. Perry and Catha-
rine, his wife; formerly Catharine Violett) and
of Ann PALMER, formerly. Ann violett) and and; DO
ascertain who are the parties entitled to receive
the proceeds ofthc sale Of land made to George
Javins, under former decree in this cause. and
do investigate, consider and report upon the pc
titioD Of David L. SmcOt &c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
June 26, 1866. J
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that |, as Commissioner therein named, will
proceed to execute the provisions Of the above
decree, on WEDNESDAY, the 1st day OF Aug.
next at my office at Fairfax Court House, when
they are required to file their claims before me,
NJ. DULANY BALL,
ic 2S-law1w Comm'r in Chanccry.