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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-01

TIE Stay LAw.-According to some news
raper reports, it appeared that before the
]. T,agis1ature took recess it.so amended the
!. ~ .atsy law as to except from its operation any
aaht, contracted since the Sd April last Upon
examination, we,fnd the case to stand thus:
The Legislature. passed, on the 18th December:
>, oct amending the act OF the LeglslatuI,e
b;ch VI M met ct Alexandria 50 as to stay the col
lection Of debts during the session Of the Legs
IsG1lo0 Isinye i unless sooner repealed or aenasd'
;Tl,;s fTa br;efact made no exceptions, and there
fa1e anplied to all debts to the present !l1aei
iis III Was against the wishes Of majority OF
The y members, and it's passage IN that form was
more ,ns accident than design. The next cay the
House i=Io cot up an amendment to the act, ds-
clar;ne % fhat It should not apply TO contracts
mada naal Since the lst of April last. vas ms 1l
turei ire, and passed and communicated 70 5ne
Sanate ] on the 2lst, the very day the Assembly
the Yeeess. Received thus a5 the last nou5
nf I the sitting, the Senate seemed dislnellnsa os
- - 'au consider t, and motion to suspend the
r,,les n order to pass it immeG1ately' was loS'
IssAe; hv a;aht 70 rhirteep.-l2ich. EaQessrer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-01

NTOTICE.-It having been reported that [
IN intended to give up my Livery Establish
ment in this place, this is to give notice, that
such IS not the fact, and that I shall continue
nv business st 70. %, King street, and ask q
continuance of public favor.
. / have purchased the National Hotel Stables.
in Washington, and shall also carry on business
there, where my friends areinvited TO call. MY
stock of horses and vehicles is Large and Of the
best. = Tde l4--lml JOHN /. PRiCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-01

recent letter received from acitlzen OF Key
West speaking Of the heavy siorn which pass
- ovar that island aud vicinity some tev weeks
since, says; oeoots :.
sKay Westis much altered fronn se tng eIeee5 Reef
of the late destructive gale Inc F1oflaa q az lies. ds
s pete!y lined with the Wrecks @ e. az. go 49,
oriptions of vessels, ranging from lu1gu ,Eae
ship down to small sloop ne oiaesl most most
ers on the island acknowledge L 20 y 80 us.
fruitful season they haVe espeiehsgu .oos oresdv
thirty years IN their line OF trade. T. Is
estimated that the proceeds oy aisvnlpg b,,nd1ed
4 thnnsana dollars. and Will cover'a million COL
lars t,,g1 when alt the wrecks are cleared. "
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EyHOMAS SINCLAIR, ~*
]! I CARPENTER AND JOINER,
.iNo.sl5, South Water street.

(near the Bank of the Old Do112ilion,)
IS prepared:t to execute with dispatch, and on
the raost reasonable terms, ell work in his line
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the adjacent country as
he is prepared to contract for building, or to 90
anv kind ofrepairins 40 2o-tf
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JOHN z. CREIGHTON s. SON,

= l. UVLEi
No. SO, King Street, Alexand dria, Virginia,
nEAIERS IN AGRICULTURAL IN
ELEMENTS. Hardware Cutlery, Bellows,
Avis Na kSds HoFss oss SsoeS &c. Blister den9, SsS
Iron Beam PLougha at factory Prices; Castings
for. Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sash,
Doors Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps, Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasls,
SC. Wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
n P. CLARKE can be found at his old stand,
,sI, No. 158, King street. up stairs Ee i
prepared to do allkinds, OF PAPEK ~ AND gUh.
TAIN HAN NG1NG and UPHOLoIhK = w 81
the shortest notice, sep I5-eo5L
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06

g cf the Citadel eousre Baptist Church. Psalm was
nna Se was
the hymn-"Rook OF Ages Cleft Tor Me-" between the
several addresses which followed, beautiful music was
dscoursed adding much TO the exercises =, a.
Lukes Church, who, in avery touching manner alluded
to events Of the past and explained the aims and OBJ
ecs Of the wa snd mogs
Bethel Church very appropriate and excellent
address, then the Rev j. L. Grardean, OF lions Pres.
byteran Church, In hls usus effective and pleasing
At about the commencement Of the late war, this
Association through the Iberaty Of generous public
we're placed In possession Of funds amounngO about
$1,000 (which was invested principally in Confederate
stooks and with which they hoped at some future day
to build suitable HAIL. but like oil other Associations,
fheyhsye become Impoverished by the war, and now
and It doult to sustain themselves without large ac-
osssions to their membership The membership Is
divided into bs oa snd gs
profeasors and non professors Of religion are
fed "a is hsneat and tnus assist n raising bar.
a. aass Ss
Association Vili meet with most hearty cooperaton
from our citzens and that Gods blessing may Aattend
/ their Efforts ;a1 Of iilt; Itta
MAYORS couRr. Tuesday Morning. June 5,-T1he
Court opens-Mayor smiling g-Captan Of Police splen-
.,id-Oaacer Of the day rusty-p Policeman Clean
First case,-Wretched woman-drunk. dirty, and
W e'9AAeANSN~ -
ousitive Mayor asks questions Mortified female re-
niles In substance that she is married woman is the
mother of family, and don't know who took care Of the
children while she was riding on dray to the Guard
House. Fined 81. :,
nance-ssked jor lodgings at the Guard House. cause
Why ordered off from previous boarding mousse ' !s
plasterer by trade Had not paid his board ohI Inc
Mayor says prisoner is an honest man hs y x
70 to work and pay board bill first thing ADVISES MIN
not to cali again. as hs will find it joke. shaky indi
vdual with smiling counenanoe ands this very funny
and smiles broadly. Exit yielding TO
Of guiding star.
Third csse-Peacefll German rejoicing III the fefocous
name of Leo.-Accused OF nuisance, denes charge and
throws blame on landlorddisaissed ard ordered TO
abate Court In this case found it necessary to resort
to interpreter prisoners dialect being partculary
jaw-breaking and unintelgible
Fourth case-Rural gentleman from Sumter. H.
Must have been a bad case; rural gentleman stlh
looking mild Reclined in King street in the daytime
Down On visit sumter last place he came from-did
not claim it as his native land Rural gentleman pro
badly an assumed character, looked very much ilke
glug Mayor dwelt on fact of being drlak in DAYTIME
harai gentleman fined S6-s9 usual drunk hne-$2 e1
DOCKET cleared. Court adjourned.
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Spring and SUMMER GOODS.

yryHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING JUST RETURNED
/ from the North, takes this method Of informing
the public that he is receiving full assortment Of
of the best foreign and domestic manufacture adapted
10 Spring and Summon wear.
These goods having been purchased recently, and at
viii md It to their advantage to give call as have
the most experienced workmen, and am prepared to
make them up in the very best style at Edgerton +
Maroh 80 =. j. s. PHILLIPS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day. HAS4
JOHN s. R1aas Co. will SELL at their Real Estate and
Stock Exchange corner Broad and East Bay City Stock.
State Bonds, Northeastern Railroad Bonds. American
Gold, no. :. -. - 49, . : -. - s,
WILLIAM GuRNEY will sell, at No. ,l02 East Bay at II
O'Clock rolls of shoe leather upper leather and harness
leather, captured property.
IsAAo E. HERTZ Co. will sell at their stare No. 1Ol
East Bay at 10 olock corn, bacon schnapps
wne sour krout, condensed milk, tobacco and mus
tard. 5aSf,Zss n s..5iz5
- LAuREY b ALEXANDER will SELL, In their stores Nos
1885, 4o and l42 at 10 O'clock sundries to
pay storage. -,z.fg,...5z. ~, =as...s.i
Il ELEANOR NJ RHAME, Admtnstratrix, will sell at the
late residence of JEREMIAH B. RHAME, deceased, in ST.
James, GoosecreeA, neark Ladsons Station 8. G. r. r.
horses, mules CATTLE sheep, hogs, goats wagons, &o
MILES DRAKE will SELL at No. Al Hase street, at 10
O'Clock handsome and welkept furniture NEARLY new
Of family declining housekeeping
NAILS, at $0@s6,5oa keg, cheaper than eau be pur.
chased in New York, to be had by the keg, or the
500 kegs at B1ssEL1 & BRoTHERs No. 277 King street.
Bee advertisement, and call and see the Nails.
A Hat! A HAT! NY GREENBAoK FOR a HAT l--1f
SHAKESPEARE had stepped into JoHNsoNs whom he used
these memorable words, he could have been accommo
dated to bis hats content; for greater variety finer
styles and lower prices have never been called on to
aee or chronicle Call early and secure the cream of the
season, at G. h. JoHNsoN's No. 2s9 Kingstreet.
A New HRAnsE.- Editors are luoky dogs. Yesterday
wa we're invited to ride The favor came from ad
yertiser in our paper Of to-day. Messrs. RoDD1N &
p1ckErrf proprieors of the Pavilion Hotel Stables in
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;sY II. M. DtAHsHhII,,
TOMORROW, 7th inss at II o'ciook, will be aold, Is
MY selcs Noom No. Hs Broad slstet, S,
DIACK AND GILT COTTAGE SET, consisting OF
1 handsome Bedstead, Rocker Chairs, Marble-Top
Bureau, MarbleTop Waphstsfd, q, !, and Marble-Top
Table. PIP &'s 'tssz g siFsS5 ~.
HANDSOME CARPETS RUGS. ETA'71EHENaand
other Furniture. t!i+s=# sz.ts'zssfs June
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Meeting street. gave the invitation: In their adyer-
tisement they announce That they will furnish the pub
Lie az the shortest notice with carriages bugges, ETC.,
and that eu hsarse has been received OF course the
Editor would be treated to the best the new hearse
ia doubtless the vehicle to which he is invited Much
obliged But nothing ais us as YETI and we ask Tor
bier. =z.5z: sZ@
CARTE BLANCHE CHAMPAGNE ia fine brand One we
should like above all things Just think OF having
carte blanche on Champagne Messrs GEO. w VIII
11AMs Co. have not only the Carte Blanche but Carte
Noire as well; and also sillery Bouzy, and in fact
everything good and sparkling in that line'
- -O-Z2zs
HuMpHnEYs' homeopathic SPECIFICS had their origin
In great public want-medicines for all the common
wants of enlightened fecuratives that father, mother
nurse or traveller could always have with them, and
always rely upon-ao simple that mistake could not be
made In the selection; harmless, that al might use
them with impunity; and efficient, that all might
rely upon them with safety. Such they have proved.
Thousands Of families them daily for all the all
ments and sickness of fe and rarely seriously sck
or have need to call physician. Thousands, taking
some single specific have CURED themselves Of chronic
diseases, which have been the bane Of their lives, and
upon which they have spent hundreds in vain; and
among the million who use them, none are found to
question their purity efficacy Every family should
have case. See adyertisement.-Neao Pork Cittzen
April 1st 1866. s6
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Sundrtes-On accoant. Of all concerned, to pay
y stordge de-. - -. - .g.. 53z.
THIS DAY. 9th instant will be sold IN our Htofbs
Nos. 1873, 14O aud 142 Meeting at 10 O'clock,
- SUNDRY ARTIOL E8 TO pay storage, &o
CONNECTING OF:
Boxes SOAP, Maccsroni Backing, Concentrated
Milk, Kerosene Lamps, boxes Goldfish. kits Sounds and
Tongues, Windsor Soap, Birdie Bits Black Tea, kegs
Mustard, Letter Presses, Sewing Machines, Gas Fix.
tures Stoves, seves Corn Shelter, Scales, Demjohns
Jugs, Chimney Fronts and Fenders Truck Globes IIe
figerators aunny Baga, Bathing Tubs, Spy Glassos.
Peaches, Casks Porter &C., &C., &C. 49, zis g Il
sisgt ALSO, ,Its j. =
Sacks Liverpool SALT kegs Butter, bags Black Pop.
per- bbls. Herrings. &C., &C., &C. e II.
Conditions cash, and articles to be removed imme
diately. 81 -, 1il.g .5izaszI5 fasJ= June
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Qu1D Pro Quo.-seldom In this wo'ld, however 1t
may be in the next, does man 80 certainly receive
qsd pro quo as does the tobacco chewer when he pays
his money to q. W. CLARK 4 Co. for VENAB1E's fine
cut chewing tobacco there are two brands of the
article, the sublime and "orinoko, both Of the best
quality Of Virginia raised tobacco II has long been the
iashlo9 Havana Spanish and Turkish tobacco,
a. there were some peculiar merit In the foreign pro,
duct, merely because It pays an import duty But ~
should not be forgotten that the first tobacco used ny
cultivate and manufacture the weed in the greatess per-
fection in Old Virginia. Messrs Geo. ". CLARK 60.
are the Sole Agents for these superior brands IN this
city, 3i5fssz III sii5..l l..zs ts,..z =
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CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.
LOCAL MATTERS.
au- SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. -ea

THAnKs.-our warmest thanks are due our friends
BoNEsr BURKE for favors in the way OF illustrated
papers, &c They constantly in receipt Of the latest
dailies weeklies and monthes from all parts of the
country, next door to the Mills House.
===s=5=s4 W D. =5=ia
MEssRs II. N. QUINN & BRO. advertise to-day . new
and moral idea in the way Of The Golden Stationery
Package each package containing variety Of useful
things We do not know much of the package as we
do Of the young men who advertise it. but We have no
hesitation In recommending It, since It comes from 30
!. reliable and respectable source.
ssaa MUNICIPAL ELECTION m sUMMERv1IhE.-We learn
that Municipal election was held In the Town Hall at
Summervile on the 4h inst, for the purpose Of elect
ing Intendant and Wardens Of the village and the fol-
lowing was the result of the polls:
a5.= INTENDANT
r. A. 5PRINGLE.
WARDENs.
DR.. F. j. HAY. E. NJ. GLIB ERT.
a.. J. q. FREER. JOHN GADbDEN.
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& l. Es =. H..
LAp1Es' MUTUAL A1DS ASSOCIATION. Aceording to
previous announcement, meeting was held yesterday
afternoon at the Mills House Ladies Parlor A good
many ladies in attendance, notwithstanding the
inclemenoy Of the weather
The society was organized. Rev Messrs. Q. p GADs.
DEN and THos sMYgH, DID,. were present.
The following were elected Board Of Managers
Mrssaxo. A.. TssNrota Il MRS. r M Douc1N.
ME- a. WaCorNnsR! Mrs. ISAAC QpHgN,
Mra. .CHABiA a. DxS tsBuHE,l MisB sBANNKsSfMpsoN,
Mrt. JAMES noR1NsoN ss MrD. AIM LEE; -
MISE W I'LL 4 y SD tf;S5ss Miss MCKENZIE,
Mrs. ISABELLA SNoWDEN;9l Mru. q. ". WILLIAMS,
Mira OHAs. P. FRAxEa, F &A5ri. joan r. WIaHTMAN,
Miss 'CAMPBELI, 40 Mrn: Esd. PoRoHER
meeting OF the Board Of Managers will be held ct s
p. NJ Thuraday next, at tho residence Of CHARLES A.
DESAUssuRE, Esq 5s..&.
resolution Was passed thanking Mr. PURCELL for
the kind use Of his parlor. -
The object Of this Association is most praiseworthy,
and Vehppe It will meet with encouragement eng sue.
ways with II was not intended as some appear TO
ethink asa reeass from the obligation to- relieve ther
bent upon ue. q 80 ss5ss7' I" Z
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AUCTION SALES.

Government Sale of Captured Property.
By WILLIAM GURNEY,.sAuc
VIII be sold at Public Auction. at No. 102 East bsy
Charleston, 8. O., THIS DAY, the 9Th inst, at II
o'clock A. NJ, THE FOLLOWING CAPTURED
PROPERTY:-5Z=
ROLLS SOLE LEATHER
Rolls Upper Leather
Boxes ,rness Leather.
Terms cash in Government currency.
BY order of the Secretary Of the Treasury.
T. @. CALLICOT,
Supervising Special Agent,
June 6 o. 8. Treasury Depar tment
Handsome and aoeuk kept Furniture (nearly ne,c) Of
Family declining Housekeeping.
BY MILES DkAK b.
THIS MORNING, the 9th instant at 10 O'Clock, will be
sold, at Che residence No. Al Hasel. street,
The entire FURNITURE in said House, without re-.
serve, z
CONSISTING OF t ..s.'
EXTENSION, MAHOGANY AND MARBLF-TOP GEN
TIRE AND DINING TABLES, Mahogany Sofas, Chairs,
Rockers Bedseads Bureaus, Washetands, Towel Racks
&C.; Cottage Sets Mattresses Palliassea, Pillows Our
tains Window Shades Brussels Carpeg Stair Carpet1ng
and Rods Gas Fixturss Chandeliers, Oil Cloth Door
Mats DC; China Tea Set "a pteces Dinner Sets Cut Glass
Decanters, Champagne, Glasses, &C.; Walters Table
Mats Tea and Table Spoons, Cutlery &o one Cooking
Stove and Kitchen Furniture complete; also several
other articles suitable for housekeepers. =,
Terms cash. Articles to be removed ediately after
the sale. = s.s5-=s.z,5z5@ s.sf.s June
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Es fATE SALE.
By permission OF the Ordinary viii be god at public
auction, THIS DAY, 9th inst st the residence
! Of JEREMIAH 81 BHAME deceased, Sn the Parish
ofst James, Goose Greek, near Ladaon's Station,
South Carolina Railroad,
The HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS
GOATS, WAGONS. CARTS, CARRIAGE, BUGGIEB
BLACKSMITH andlQARPENTERs TOOLS, Aso va.
rious other aftcles Belonging to tho said Estate.
Terms-All sums of and under $780, cash; above thpt
amount on credit for twelve months, with note and
approved suretes, With interest from day Of sale.
~ #5i5..att!i. ELEANOR NJ, RHAME,
June <st5t5 Il ~ t sss5.. - Administrative.
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zDRS. RAOUL 4 LYNiR

ANNOUNCE TO THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
LILO that they have established themselves as APOTHE
CARRIES and DRUGGISTS at the NORTHWEST COR.
NER OF KING AND MARKET STREETS. Their stock
has beon carefully selected by one Of the frm in per.
son, and obtained chiefly from soH1EFrLEN & BROS,
and DR.. E. r. sQUIBB, Manufacturer of specialties.
They offer choice variety of PERFUMERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, and FRENCH PROPRIETARY REMEDIES,
Special attention will be paid to the PUTTING Up
OF PRESCRIPTIONS efficient clerks having been
secured and of the firm will always be in attend.
ance. Drs RAoUL LYMAN win also attend to their
professional duties from this Store. .=.. May
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The Chnrlcstl,o,n Dnily News.

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IN wiilnatnrally look to the interest of
rtheir own State, and to that of tho South;
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[voL H.-No. 1874.
Ex.C"NrEDERATE OrFIoERs NoRrH.
"A letter from New York says:

A.A.S"NFEDhBATE.O OFFICERS NORTH
"A letter from New York SAYS:
tits astonishing to see the facility
with which seme Of orr Southern conn.
trymen, up to their eyes and Ears in the
rocent rebellion, are betaking themselves
TO occupations to which they hsd pre.
vionsly been entire strangers. A Mis-.
slsslPplan, who acted 40 an aid to Gene.
raj Pemberton at the siege of Vicks.
burg has opened brokers' Office in
Hanover street, and is out in card
soliciting especially the patronage of his
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas friends.
A little farther down the same street,
on the other side ofthe way, an ex.rebei
captain, who served under Ewell. is f;Il-
ing a subordinate clerkship in a cotton
brokers' countlngroom.' One Of General
Lees stall is negotiating for the lease Of
a drinking saloon and ten pin alIv ON
broadway, near Amity street. One of
Magruder's adiutan,s has gone iuto The
wholesale produce business at Washing
ton Market. General Mansfield Lowell.
who undertook to defend New Orleans.
Is gong to open a,law Office in Nassau
street. In Bond street there are at
least three large boarding.honses which
are Kept by the widows of rebel officers
who tell in battle in the Carolinas. In
the eighth avenue. near Sixteenth street !.
pnrdoned ex.clerk in the rebel Trea.
sury department. is selling cigars. and
within stones throw OF his shop IS =
rebel naval officer, who led the memo.
raoie assault on the Harriet Lane at
lGalvcston. ~ In the newspaper Offices,
likewise, may be found sundry persons
who this time last year we're firing ,l.o
Southern hcart.n ,r,ta,.t. s h. = :.
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WINNsBoRo, S, c. THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 95 1866
The CI.llrch InteIliscmccr,

tnEyOTED to tho interests Of the Pro-
~ testnnt Episcopal Church; is publish.
ed at Charlotte. N. G.. Terms Of subscrp,
tion, cash in advance.
For six months, n a. So 90
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