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TEL IlEGRAPHIC.
South Carolina Legislature.
ESPECIAL TO TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws.l

OOCG
vote in both Houses for United States Senator, to
fill tho unexpired term of Hon. }. L. MANNING J.
B. CAMPBELL received 81 votes; Jom II. FRHRsoN
30; DAVID GAVIN 1; M: L. BosHAM 1. CAMPBELL
was declared duly elected.
The report of the Committee on the New State
House was laid on the table.
An election was held for Regents Of the Luna
tic Asylum.
a Bill to amend the law in relation to insolvent
debtors is still under discussion.
The Senate is still engaged in the consideration
OF the Appropriation and Tax Bills.
No other legislation done.
Our Gable Dispatches.
BRUSSELS December 19.-The Independence
Beige, Of to-day, published report that Marshal
Bazaine had been ordered to enter into negotia-
tions with the United States for the establishment
Of a suitable government to succeed that Of Maxi
milan.
There is a rumor prevalent on the continent that
g en-. Prim, the noted insurrectionary leader, has
re-entered Spain. .-...
Berlin December 19.--Count Bismark, BY adj
e o aap sae
in favor Of Savigny. It is rumored that a strong
feeling exists in in the Austrian army in favor Of
LIvERPooL, December 19- Evening Cotton to-
day very active; transactions quite large; Mdding
Uong WPana o95sa saea 81 @ 5aa5 Ths quotation must b
Y. LONDON, December 1s.-Consols, s94; United
States 5.20's, 713.
PAR1s, December 1s-Evening-It is said that
Moustier has resigned his position in the Imperial
Cabinet, and that Lavalett will be his successor.
BERLIN, December 1s..It is reported from Wen
ma that the Austrian Cabinet, in despair Of satis-
fy.ng the demands of Hungary, purposes to give
al the various nationalities comprising the En-
pre-, the liberty to agree upon general scheme
of reconstruction.
LONDON, December 1s-Evening.-It is reported
that the fortifcatons on all the frontiers France
are being strengthened, and that new ones are
M1ErA, December 1s.-The United States man
ofwar Swata1a has left here for Alexandria Egypt,
where she will take o., board the assassin Surratt
and Immediately sail for America.
LIVERPOOL, December 18-The cotton market
has been very active all day, and prices tend up
ward. Middling Uplands closed at further ad-
vance Of ID. over the noon sales, having improved
full I'D. OF the closing prices Of yesterday. It
was last quoted this evening at 143d. The
dency.
LoNDoN, December 1s-Evening. -Consols es@.
Five-Twenties zig.
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Convention I'm Connecticut.
HARTFORD, December 19.--The Democratic State
Committee called a convention to meet at New Ha-
ven January 9Th, to consider the revolutionary
acts Of Che Radical Congress-, and the proprety Of
recommending National Convention with refer
ence to the same subject. VI.
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Am USEMENTS,
sSre,,nbicbafts 81l,tb.
0cufto1iit 9peatralf9e
Abendunterha1tunS
res ocutf6en Trcunof of9aitsbunbeS
5cute CSonneritas) Mbene.
slnfons prdcia ubr.

7,ao-, q q. SIertel, Direttor-
a1e 9'noer Der teutiden Sonntags19u1e, unterfiikt
1Sn e,ntgen Greunocn merocn bebe often tieles
weNats IN Der aue beg 9rueerlen Suube5 cine Nbenb=
terbouns scten, Wtel 3ur anl9offuns BON 9id<
ern su ertan9cn. A
GntrttStarten, 81 so centa fno rcn alien eebrern 10
pa1et q sonfien. Senrp Seslins, lnb s. 3cbe,uep
per oo9ltbatige 5pef bieics unternetn,cns fir cine
SPn!e oom soo 8neern 1T Der elufmerfian,c nierer
oeutlpen Wtttbltr9er brGa@tunssnpnit empfpblen.
q. 8. Spfnon, BprTanb.
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SPECIAL N TICES.

a@ NOTICE-ELIAS HORLBECK, M. D., vs.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ST. PHILIP.
The decree of Chancellor ". D. JOHNSON having been
affirmed, and the appeal Of defendants dismissed by the
Court of Appeals the tenants OF the Glebe Of St
Phillips Church are requested to meet at the Office OF
Messrs. sIMONs & sIMONs, complainants Solicitors,
No II Broad street. ToAorrou. 21s inst at O'Clock
p NJ and to bring with them their respective leases.
December 20 2 ELIAS HORLBECK NJ D.
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NORTHERN vi / I]|j NEWS.
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

From the special Washington correspondence oi
the New York Times, dat d 18th, we learn of the
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who have LOST their limbs by the casualties Of war;
had second reading and was sent to the Senate.
Bill nominating Messrs. @. r. Lowndes, f. J.
Pelzer and e. w. Marshall as proxies to represent
the State stock in the Blue Ridge Railroad Com
pany.
Mr.. Townsend moved to reconsider the vote re-
quiring itinerant traders to refrain from selling
spirituous liquors. but the motion failed, and the
question is definitely settled for the present.
The Governor returned to the House the Bill
Incorporating the Epworth Male Academy, Of
which said that no liquor should be kept for sale
looked upon as unjust to those parties who made
Their living by retailing within that distance. The
Bill was finally passed over the veto by vote Of 66
ayes to % noes.
In the Senate, q petition was received from q
number Of citizens of Charleston, praying that the
| charter to the Street Freight Railway be not
granted. It was referred to the Senators from
Charleston. The subject Of this petition is too
well known in Charleston to expatiate on. AS the
Bill has already passed two readings in the House
and been sent to the Senate, the result Of this a
peal is uncertain. E-
Mr.. Wagener's Emigration Bill was fruitful
| eloquent appeals he gained many partiZans, and
! the Bill was fnaaly passed by 8 majority Of one
the President giving the casting vote. ;s:i}ta4sts
The Committee on the River Police state shAt
while they have q lively appreciation of the wants
Of the city in this respect yet the finances of the
State are insufficient to make the required appro-
! priations. .-S s..{
The Senate inaugurated their night sessions TO-
night and as both Houses have gone to work with
viii, there is every probability that they viii ad-
jouzn by Friday. CECIL.
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@NOTICE.-FOR CHARTER OF A RAIL
RoAD-Appncation viii be made to the legislatures OF
the States Of South Carolina and Georgia for CHARTER
OF RAILROAD, to run from some point near saltke-
hatchie ION the line Of the Charleston and savannah
Railroad) to Mi11en; In the State Of Georgia.
December ":..-~ t7 i q tho
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H% N o TT G E.-AIL PERSONS HOLDING
OMNIBUS TICKETS can use them to pay their fare on
the City Railroad Cars they win be received at the
Office, CORNER OF EAST BAY AND BROAD STREET.
December 18 8 B. DOUGLASS / co.
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TEE DAX is fast coming upon when the Of Paint
and Powder viii be abandoned the ladies are fast
learning the Of EPpINas Fluid Extract of sarsapara
and Queens Delight it renders the skin soft and rosy
December 18 t$% i VIE tuthe3
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DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER After a
thorough tnal by innumerable living witnesses has
proved ilselt to be the medicine OF the age
Although there have been many medical prepara-
tions brought before the pubic since the first intro
duction of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, and
large amounts expended in their Introduction, the
Pain Killer has continued to steadily advance in
the estimation of the world, as the best family
medicine ever introduced.
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DURABLE REPUTATION is rarely made in a day ;
but HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPEOIFIOe, hav.
ing been for ten years before the p1Ulic and tried
by thousands IN everv part OF the country, and in
every form OF disease, have won for themselves
name and reputation rarely acquired. Thev are
used by the most intelligent and apprecIatve in
every community and praised by all Tor their sim
plcltY and efhcien2y in curing disease. Address
HUMPHREYS SPBCIBIO HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
Co No. 662 Broadway, N. Y.
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The MYSTERIOUS HoMICIDE.-The Coro-
ner held an inquest yesterday in the case of
Anthony Joline, who died in the Pennsylvania
Hospital on Tuesday last from stab received
in Bedford street on Sunday last.
No information was gained from the wit
Desses, except that Joline complained to one
man that he had been stabbed, but did not
say by whom. Jolne was intoxicated at the
time.
DR.. Shapleigh testified that he had made post
mortem examination, and Joline came to his
death from a stab inficted probably with
pocket-knife.
The jury retured a verdict that Anthony Joline
came to his death from a stab inflicted by some
person unknown.
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ALL PERSONS who are fond of Fine Connections,
G. W. jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden street
would invite to call and try his STOCK OF Fine Candies,
Iceland MOSS Paste Gum and Chocolate Drops,
which he has constantly on hand fresh assort.
ment,
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A NovEL1Yi A NOVELTY "A beautiful upright
Piano, blue and gold, built expressly for one of our
few days only, at our warerooms, No, 1903 Chestnut
street. SCHUMACHER MANUFACTURING Co.
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LooK;STITCH SEWING hAoHINEs.-ln
comparably the best tor family use. Highest Pre-
mlums cold Medal Fair Maryland Institute, New
York ard Pennsylvania State Fairs, 1868. No 923
Chestnut sheet
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of pur.
gative for Constipation Indigestion, Headache, and
Liver Complaint BY universal accord, they are the
best of ell purgatives for family use.
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Total al......,,................. 276

BROKE HIS BACK.-James Dillon, aged
twenty-eight years, residing in Christian street,
below Second while at work yesterday unload
case of goods fell on him breaking his back.
The unfortunate man was removed to the Penn
sylvanla Hospital.
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USEFUL CHRIsTMAs PRRsENTs.-If you want to
buy Christmas pIIt that will be app eclated IN
lamiy 60 to No 727 Market street, aud buy one of
La his Improved Brass Cog WheeP' Clothes
Wringers, or one of Lash's five dollar Washing
Machines. j. s LAsH CO.
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TIC OK A N d LIV E.!
ELECTROPATHY.
Drs. GALLOWAY, WHITE & B0LLES,
THE OLD

THE OLD
MEDICAL ELECTRICIANS,
And TEACHERS OF this new system OF curing diseases
would call the attention of the sick and afflicted their
new system Of practice which has already gaihed great
popularity in this city, During the past six years we
have treated TWENTY THOUSAND persons suffering
Iom the various forms of disease (many Of them by
special guarantee charging nothing we tailed) and
in almost every case q cure has been effected. Read
'A' HOME CERTIFICATES.
AN ASTONISHING vGUa&E15AMPUTATIoN PRE-
VENTED.
WHITE Of an asersteG ee Which much suT Sne
Ing. and even threatened amPutatIon Since my own
S Skin Sgo Disease bss Srs9 and other
answer the inquiries Of the diseased and SUFFERING
No. 1851 Camac street. Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES
y y; MEGA la, master mason, p @. r. R, Spinal Rheu
James Brown, Inflammation OF stomach and Bowels,
Henry Roger, Neuralgia of the Eye Twenty third and
FTedeIick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease,
B. + Kfkbride Epleptc Fits, No. 1920 Market street.
Marcus D. Wilcox, CataTrh of twelve years standing
Samuel G.. Wheeler, Asthma OF ten years standing,
Emanuel Rey, AttOrney-atLaw, Dyspepsia, No. 7O7
Horace c. WinslOw, Weakness of the Kidneys Frank
ioTa shnrt,ofr c.roor r., s,or,.ob No azo, ,r,,,o
H. ~ SnurueH IauCeI III oVOluhCIi NO' Jlzz IhaTkeS
j. Nj Buist rheumatism, No. 1928 s. Broad street.
JUDAH Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 432 Market
street.
pepsa OF long standing Laryngitls, and Lumbago No.
1888 Helmuth street.
James Nugent Deafness for sx years and ringing
roaring in the head Wilmington Delaware
nOmas Harrop, severe Diabetes. Rose Mills, West
George Grant Rheumatic Gout, long standing No.
H. II Desilver Chronic Neuralgia and In6ammatory
Rheumatism, No 1885 Chestnut street
Edward McMahon, Consumption, No 1871 Front
j. Rcket Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation, ana Con
gestion of the Brain, No 5l8 CGlowhill street.
Char es NJ. Dayton, Paralysis of the lower limbs
JthH McCormick, Diabetes. No. 1920 Ridge avenue
Charles L. buckingham Urinary Difficulty No. 1881
Aquila Davis, Chronic Diarrhea Forrest House.
j. j Hopes, long standing Sciaca and Enlarged
Prostate Gland, Darby township, Delaware county,
william II. ShllVeT, Liver Complaint Germantown.
Joseph W. FORSYTH, Acute Rheumatism, No lOt2
T. Ciouser, General Paralysis, No. AIS N. Second
Many 0, these persons cured in less than a
NB.-The Institution No 1880 one door from Thir-
teenth street. The only house in this city VIII our
81 stem practised. Unprncpled par les in other
locales who claim to heat diseases according 10
late discoveries may therefore be regarded with
1PHYSiCIANs and STUDENTS can enter at any tim
for full course OF Instruction in this GREAT DIsooVEk
BOOKS And THE MOST IMPROVED INsTk.
! MEETS FURNISHED.
DRS GALLOWAY, WHITE q BOILEs
NO 1880 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia
Consultation free. III wsSm
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e-srsssssesTl HAINEs BROS PIANOS ,-ss@1ezl
THY Moderate in price and as durab' 81 y yFSI
as any piano made
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets,
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LADIES GO TO G. BYRON MORSE Co No. 902
and 904 ch street, for your Fired Oysters, Chicken
Salad Coffee and w offles.
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ENGLISH PHEAsANTs, Canvas.back Ducks and al
other kinds of choice Game, at Robbinsi Brot lerS
Eastern Market, Fifth street, above Chestnut. Also
choice Poultry OF all kinds.
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THE PUBLIC BENEFITED by visiting Hoyts Va
rely. Borrowing word or two from our neighbor.
Gle that you can get at Hoy "a for 25 cents For
Christmas go to No. 329 Chesnut street,
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A NOVELTY! A NovELTYl-A Beautiful Upright
Piano, blue and gold, built expressly for Of our
wel-known citizens Will be on eXhibi ION for few
days only at our warerooms, No. 1103 Chestnut
street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.. c. Whitman & Co.. No 3lS
Chestnut street are now ready TO supply their choice
and pure ContecliOns put up In neat boxes,
Also, a large assortment OF Imported Boxes, Sur.
pTises. and KDick knacke, for Trees.
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We have By far the largest and best assortment of
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing ID Philade phia,
which is being repenlshed by large daily additions
manufactured of goods purchased recently at much
less than cost, and having reduced all stock on hand
10 proportonate prices, are Offering such bargains
above enumerated.
Now Is THE TIME TO BUY-PRICEs CAN BE NO
LOWER,
HALFWAY BETWEEN { BENNETT Co.,
Sixth Sixth S sTs. 51s MARKEr if STREET.
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Two OR THREE COLDS in succession will, with
many constitutions, securely establish the seeds of
Consumption IN the system, thus converting what
was originally a simple, durable affection, into one
generally fatal. While ordinary prudence, there
fore makes it the business of every to take
OF Cod until It is got rid Of intelligent experience
fortunately presents a remedy IN DT. Jayne's EX.
pectorant, thoroughly adapted to remove speedily
all Coughs aud Colds and one equally effective in
The primary stages of Consumption, Asthma, and
Bronchitis. Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut
street.
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VoTE FOR THE EDlToR's ARM-CHAIR.-
The vote for the editors armchair, at the Fair
In the Alexander Presbyterian Church, corner
of Nineteenth and Green streets, stood as fol-
lows laet EVENING"
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ASSAULT WITH HATCHET.-Last even
ing colored woman was admitted into the
Hospital with her head badly cut by a hatchet
in the hands Of her afectionate mother, in Bed
ford street
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SERIOUS FALL.-Mrs. Mellon fell on the
ice yesterday, az Seventeenth and Sansom
5'reets, and broke her arm N two places. She
vac removed 10 her home
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BREAD FOR THE PooR.-On Monday
morning, at 10 o'clock, the proprietors of the
Girard House will distribute 5000 loaves of
bread to the poor. The distribution will be
made from the Tenr of the hotel.
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MRS. JANE MCUREADY, wife of DR.. McCTeady,
No. 43 East Twenty third street, New York says in
her testimony before the Commissioner OF Patents:-
III have used for nine yearsa Grover & Bater Ma
chine and upon IT have done all kinds of Iamly
sewing Tor the house. for my children and husband,
besides a great deal of fancy work. as braidlnR,
my machine has never needed repair, except when
had the tension altered, and 1t is coed now as
it was the day bought 1t. l am acquainted
with the work OF all the principal machines. in.
cluding Wheeler & Wilson's, FlDkle & l. On's Will
cox & Gibbs, Ladd & Webster's, the Florence Ma.
chimes, and Soat Machines, besides number of the
$40 ones and prefer the Grover & baker to them
ali, because 1 consider the s ch more elastic
years ago, which is still good, and | have never
found any of my friends who have used the other
machines able to say the Same thing"
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ALL FLAvoRs of ice Creams and Ices made to
order, by Morse Co., Nos 9o2 and 9O4 Arch street.
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MEDlCAl.

nR. j. 8. RosEbs ALTERATIVE.
IL THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
you have corrupt dlsordered, or yitiated blood Won
are sick ali over 1t may appear az pimpies sore or ne
some hcuve aleeese or II may ony MAKE you feel Ian
suid Or depressed but y9u cannot have good health il
al hese impurities, and is the remedy that will Testofc
1t 10 unequaed for the cure OF sll diseases Of Tho
glands scIoiula, tubs rcuar consumption aud ali erup
tions Of the skim Price 81 Sole agents.
DYOTT q CO,
No 2J2 Norlh SECOND Street
DIR. DY0TTS ITCH OINTMENT
viii cure every form itch and superior to any other
remedy for the of that aud
complaint. Price Is cents Sent per mail, 40 cents.
DYOfr & co,
No. 232 Forih SECOND Street
DIR. y. =. ROSES EXPECTORANT.
For the cure OF consump pton, coughs colds, asthma
ShtsIIh influenza spi tng Of blood bronchitis, and
diseases OF the lungs.
hts syrup having stood the test Of many years ex
pere nee as meuy Tor rTita ion infamm alton
OF me lungs, tn oat or broncha IS acknowledged by
an 70 be a remedy superior to other known com
pound used Tor the relei and of coughs and
sumption Price 81. sole agents,
66m No. 232 North SECOND etroet
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MEETING OF SCHOOL TEACHERs.-A
second meeting Of school teachers will take
place this afternoon at the Girls High School,
on the subject of increase of salaries.
INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL for
the week ending December 2l.-Barrels ofsuper-
fine, GOs0 barrels of rye, 8; barrels of middllDg,
SO. Total 6125.
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Southeast corner SIXTH and MARK

The BEST HOLIDAY GIFT FOR A LADY IS
FLORENCE EWING MACHINE The sewing ma
the period when the inventor first set the ball in
motion Many patents have been appiied for and
the Government has recognized q considerab Q pro.
portion of them as lneritorous and worthy of sane
ton. At the head OF the improved machines stands
The Florence" the general agency of which 's at
No. $50 Chestnut street and where exquisite specl-
critically examined THE Florence" is free
from S,%o the objections to which Other ma tS:
lock-stich in preference to any other, and
then added the knot, double lock and double knot
suit any grade of fabric Thus four different stitches
are made with the ease with which other machines
make one. Some OF its advantages are conclsely
set forth thus The needle is easily adjusted and
does not skip stitches. 1t is almost n0iseLess 1t
has self adjusting tension of thread. Its motions
posiUe there are springs to get out OF order
and ITS simplicity enables any one to operate It, Tne
Hemmer will turn any width of hem desired. 1t
and sew on a Tufde at the same time. It has no
springs to get out OF order, and will last lifetime
Who can doubt the advantages of "The FlOrenceH"
Sold at No. $50 Chestnut street.
ENTRRPRIsE.-The preat requisites for success in
America are pluck and enterprise; and Helmo I'D,
the wellknown druggist, has IN his business career
eyinctd both Of these qualities The consequence 's
finest establishments in New YORK city, while the
reputation of the well-known Helmbold's Prepara.
tlOns is co-extensve with civilization.
These preparations, IT is almost needless to say are
not "quack medicines, " nor patent medicines" {"
they simply legitimate scientifically compounded
plants without a rival. They have been before
the public Tor many years, and are at the present
more IN SanS@e s
New Store, next the etropolitan Hotel, in addition
to these preparatIOns-the Extracts of Buchu and
Sars ar arilla-are sold all varieties of Drugs and
Chemicals The establishment is perhaps the finest
in the city of New York. and the public respect
fully invited to call and judge tor themselves.
DepOts, No. 104 s. Tenth street and No. 594 Broad
way, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-04-10
ORANGE 6: ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

Previous to the resent adjustment OF the dill
fcuies connected with the Orange 4 Aexan-
dria Railroad. committee OF the stockholders
consisting Of Messr5. B. H. Shackleford, W.
{. Gaskins, J. G. Beckham: j. j, " heat, and
s. " Ficklin, made report to the Directors,
detaiog the efforts they had made to have TIE
road turned over 10 the company, aud their
failure t. effect that object, owing to the course
of Philip Quie!cy This rorort wss dated
March 81: and is nov published in the Rich
monA papers. he following is an extract
from the report The Committee obtained
from The Auditor report yesterday Of the
fnancia! condition e the Company since the
last report made to us, which is herewith fled,
ana with it an account of the earnings and eE-
penseS. and an abstract Of receipts and dsburse
ments, herewith fled From these parers it
will he seen among other things, that Phillip
Quig}ey had drawn tie fifteen thousand dollars
demanded as compensation fer himself and
III .'amicson) on the 9th day Of March, 1866.
and I'D .llus pail themselves, AMI It so stan Is
nov upon the cheek book Of The Company
shown 10 The COMMITTEES y tic Auditor. Since
that time Qvig!cy has ordered that no more abb
s!racts o.. statements be allowed. 1t further
appears thar Andrew Jameson has received
Ole quart Il pay as President, so-calcd Of the
road. be Nc the sum Of 500. which sum SAID
Mr. Jamieson now admits that he received on
account CT his services, computed at s.. 900 per
aanuni. rs 50 called President. e.