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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-21


DOPULAR GOODS
/ At POPULAR PRICES
NOAH WALKER & co,
SOS, PENNSYLVANIA av, bet Gth and 7Lh str cts,
metropolitan Hoee! Buiding.)
NASHlNGTON, ID. &.
We have on hand and are constantly re:e!V-
ing, of our own manufacture
BLACK CLOTH FkDCk COATS.
Black Cloth >acks and Walking Coat:, Casal-
mere Sacks, with Vests and PantpIoons to
match Black poe,kln and fancy coiors CAssl-
mere Pants.
OvcrcoatS in all the variet? oc Beavers, Cas-
tors and MELONS.
Boys Clothing. in gr2at variety and style, !"
fit boys from to ~ years Of age.
The reputation, experience and fhciI!tie' 81
The above house, arc Guarantees to the pubHc
that they will always find, u. reasonable prices
the latest and most desirable styles for Gentle
men, Youths, and Boys
Washington, nov y I'm
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES,
LII At No 50, King ST.
We have Just received NJ or store n supply
Of articles in the above line, embracing Parma
Boilers, Pudding Bowls, Batter Pals, Cake
Turner's, Slaw Cutters, Biggen Coffee POTS
Peoples Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Dust Pans. &c
We have on hand large lot or ordinsry lin
WAk K, which we sell without regard TO COST.
dec JOHN r. CREIGHTON son.
IRESH COUNTRY MI Lk.-l have com
! menced to-day to deliver every NOR ing III
al parts Of the city, fresh and pure country
milk. Ord rs may be left for the same at the
Grocery Store Of Lewis Stein. on 10 al street,
opposite the Market House, or ut the stall OF
Mrs. Pullman, in the market SQUARE, and At AF
james Grigg's Grocery, 1863, King st.. r
- dec 4-lms SAMUEL ~ bMAN.
THILBLAIN LiNIMENT-An in'ailIoe
v remedy for ChilbAns or Frosted lcet.-
Those suffering with this most painful ana lot
mentlng complaint, are guaranteed cure upon
using this Liniment rs directed Price u CTS
bottle. For sale by ~,
JANNEY & CO.,
dec u Druggi.ts. l41 King street
nOTY'S WASHING MACHlNES.I"s
~ have on hand few of the above celeOFH
ted Washing Machines, which will be cI@ScH u
out at IS per cent less than regular prizes CaI'
and examine ut IS, King st. We want the room"
for other purposes. n,>, ecoN
TEOPS-Fresh Hops in bulk, crop 1851 re-
ceived and for sale by 40
dec y y y .N -:
sSECkIV ED TU-DA --ougar- GuIoi a.
H. covered Hams, small size, for sale low "
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20 ALEX CAMBRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING, DEjCEMBER21

Mary Harris, the young woman who shot
Burroughs her former lover, lin Washing ton,
and was Afterwards acquitted on the ground Of
insanity, is, from the report Of Dr.. Nichols to
the Association of Medical .sunerintendents
of American Institutions for the Inssne,' now
an inmate of the Insane Asylum, and although
improved in health, exhibits at intervals, and
under certain circumstances, marks Of tempo;
rary insanity sz IL = Z 7 8, y q E :,
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DERFuMERY, FANCY SOAPS, SC.

Lubr's Genuine Extracts. Hair Gloves, Hair
Brushes and Combs, Honey. Walnut Oil, Palm,
CASTLE, Marshmelow, Glycerne, BARRIERS
Military. Transparent, Sand Soap, Sc, Ivory
Combs, Sterling's Ambrosia Pomades, Toilet
Powder, Emaicl de Paris, Bloom of Youth,
gan's Magnoi. Balm, Ok Marrow, Bovine,
White Virgin Wax of Antilles, choice Dqntri-
fee Balm Of White Wafer Lilly, Lilly White,
Tooth Paste, Indelibe Ink Cachous, Burnett S
Toilet Sets, Hair Dyes. Water Cnlors in boxes
Ninegairi de Rouge Shaving Cream, Luhin's
Floumel Oriental Hair Wash, Philocome, Pow
der Puffs and Boxes, Rudden's Turkish Beauti.
fer, Lubin's Toilet Powder, &c, received and
for sale by HENRY COOK,
dec 10 80 and 220 King st.
d URE GROUND SPICES for sale by
4 dec j. G., MILBURN
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GEOR L UFFEY,
i25, King street,
Is now opening an assortment OF goods slita-
bic for the holidays, consisting OF new ,tylcs OF
j Z w L l. Il i,
fr, M one dollar 20 those Of the finest quality
Fine Gold Rings, Is karat; Chdren's Rings,
Jet, Cameo Coral, Bogwood, enameled, and
other fne J"wery, al Of which will be sold al
the lowest rates dec 2l-3.*
CHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT AND MA
- LAGA WINES
Old French ;;randy.
Domestic
Jamaica Spirits.
n +. Rum.
superior WHISTLES.
Sweet Cider.
Mince Meat.
Raisins and CurrantS.
Cranbcrrlcs &C., received and Tor Sale by
j. 9. MiLBURN,
dec 81 Opposite the Market
WANTED-a pair Of secondhand FAIK-
W BANKS SCALES-ab nut 250O lbs capa
city. w. A SMOOT s. co.,
dec q No. 3, King St
+ ARGE LOT OF COIN COBS, in store
4 ana for sale BY w. a. SMOOT q CO.,
dec q No 8, King street
IT ERRING SAFE-A good secondhand
". \. 5NCOT & CO.,
dec u No. 3, King street.
TRBNCH WINDOW GLASS-a full took
L lust received and for sale by
dec u = S. LEADBEATER & co.
= % G L A NJ a T ON
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The NY Herald tells its readers that it is easy
to toresee the results of the violence and folly
of Congress- in forcing upon the countrya poll
cy entirely foreign to our institutions, and in
conaic; with all our ideas of freedom, justice
and generosity" Whether this, as the Her
aid no0 says, will unite the people OF the coun-
try upon The Conservative ctn'iilate for Pre,i
dent, remains to he seer. We hope for the
best ~ -,
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GOLD.

NEW YORK, December 2l.--Gold to-day 1885,
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uARRIE HOUGH returns his thanks to his
Ill former customers for their liberal patron
age, and would respectfully request continu-
ance of the same to the new firm dec 20
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nj E
~ Alexandria, Va, Dec. 10, 1857.
The undersigned have This day entered into
copartnershiD, under the firm name Of
HOUGH i RAMSAY
for the purpose of carrying on GENERAL
GROCERY BUSIN ESS, at No l47, King st.
HARRIE NOUGH
e. VIM. RAMSAY
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FAIR QUE5Tl0N,.
Where 10 you buy No. | qu-i'y 81 Beaver
Suits? At B!ondhelm'>,
Corner King and f'nir.aX ~.
Where do you buy No. ! so "ck Cloth
Suits? At BiOniueim's
Corner King ana Fairfax sts
Where a. sou buy 81 oiik-miXed suits
1T BlOndhcim's,
Corner King and Fairfax Sir
Where do you buy SIS Herrison's CHssicrc
Suits At Bondheim'S,
Corner King and F;,rtax St..
Where DO you buy ST. Fancy Cashmere
Suits? 1t Bloudnclm's,
Corner King ami Fairfax -,
Where do you buy So SUITS?
At Bio dheiul's,
sep l8-ti Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
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= r D g L A M a T I q n .
MAYORS OFFIC

MA1UKS UFtICk,
ALEXANDRIA, December 20, 1867
For the better preservation Of the peace O.
the city, Ill persons are forbidden to tire guns
pist Is, or other implements in this city, during
the coming holidays. Tho igniting Of fire
crackers is positively prohibited. All riotous
or disordery persons will be arrested and dealt
with according to law. Every violation of This
order will subject the offender to fine and
seizure Of the implement used An efficient po-
lice force, under the control Of James Fadeley
Superintendent of Police, assisted by Captain
John l.. Smith, will be prepared to enforce the
laws. Should IN emergency arise, ali good
citizens are expected to assist in the preserva-
ton Of order.
dec 2)-lW HUGH LATHAM Mayor
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FAOCk BUSINESS COATS Of
Silk Mixei and Harris C.-:i;n .rr -
nov 2J-2AWtt ). J:4innrI :, - g, kt:I Il
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6 E 0 + G L ID q + f E \
i2j. King street.

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS
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Al ). DGALu lOG King STREET :1u sill
find the largest Mni tu!s. stock Of
CLpTHGSG AND GEN r. FURNISHES HJJDs
ever before brought t. :ni- city, wiz! he is
selling Wonderfully ch;,Iu. " -I.2,~!r
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CApEs FOX GENTLEMEN,
Made of Br-v"r Clio h =, at
nOg ZJ-IAWtl ;. Oenlh .m :, . Iii
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Good Workingmen Suits, c,nsistn, 81 Cost,
and Pants at 81, at > DEhLH ms,
oc 2b-2u~lf 100. Ain, T.
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The best Of imp jrted Silk Under>nirls and
Drawers just recelv ii at = DEALH4Ms
oct 29-2,.Wtf !Oj, hinL si
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WE NOTICED Al NJ Prigg's One !lo!ar Jew
elry Store, 438, Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington, D. g., thre, doors from d ST., II mag
nitcent variety Of holiday presents, Consisting
wood jewelry Of every description. These
goods are manu- Factured in the neatrsL and
most tasteful styles, and for Christmas presents
viii prove most acceptable Mr. prlgg has
oy~r one thous.Ei s,y les Of je~elcy; nd when
we remember that such eXqu sic ar.!rir. cal.
be procured for such moderate pri,':.- dc
serves t. and Will do very largs an neGe.s-
ing Isine.: DE ) I:
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InyigOrate the Responsible Organ.

The stomach is the responsble organ Of the system
the digestion is imperfect every member every gland
every muscle every and FIBRE is less ont
of order. All the fluids depraved. The brain Is
clouded. The spirits depressed. All dyspepcs kow
this to be the truth. is not however, half the truth
Columns would be required to enumerate the pains and
penalties Of dyspepsia could any pen do them JUS
tce. Teas of Thousands feel kem man can describe
them,
Car they be prevented Can they be reieved9 Can
they be banshed at once and forever2 PROFESSIONALLY
THEY CAN. No dyspeptic has ever taken HosTEfTER'S
STOMACH BTTTERs in vain. Believe ono who says
tho complaint ncurable This great vegetable toacc
will eradicate it's eratcaGng 1t in thousands Of cases
which practitioners have shaken their heads
ominoussy. saying: Nothing can be done''
The faculty has its fallncies One Of them Is that lnd
geson is the most difficult Of all the ordinary ailments
of mankind to combat and subdue. This is mistake.
Nothing be easier than to conquer 1t If the true se.
ctfc be administered Thisvegetable combination which
hns become famous throughout the civilized world as
HOsTETTER'a STOMACH BITTERs is an antidete to
the dseale which has been known to tai and for
tunatelyi is everywhere proourabe. you with to fool
with the dyspepsia, try the pharmaoopein prescriptions.
you want to saot t out and prevent it's recurrence,
take the Rttors daily. There is discount the tes
mony IN its favor. # there ia woman who has
ever tried it for indigestion without being benefited the
fact has not tzanspired Universal, uncontradicted
praise avouches its wonderful tonic virtues For sale by
DOWIE &; NOISE, Druggista.
No. ISL MEETING STREET,
March a Onnosite Charleston Hotel
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Sunday night March Sd, desire to return our
thanks to the officers and crew of the steamer
Manhattan, who, under the Providence Of God,
were the means of saving us from dreadful fate.
Also for the kindness and attention which they ex-
tended to us during the remainder of our passage,
and which was everything that could be desired.
THOS. c. NELSON Md, Augusta, Ga.
BERNARD L. BURNS, New York City.
GEORGE W. WARD, Conwayboro', S. C.
Mrs. lose BURNS, New York City.
Mrs. MARGARET DIXON, Charleston.
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DEATH or Ml;s. MINNIE EoycE DCBosE.-Iti is
our sad duty to record the death Of this estilnabic
lady, who trcail,cu her last on Saturday morning.
I'd March, ut o clock \. u.
Mrs. Dubosc was the daughter of Hon. ". ".
Sscyce and lady vi the most charming qualities,
both qI i,e ID aud heart
4 l,a ';l:cc3t her ,i.o"gi. Tho nortas of death
but IL short tine
Her remains were inferred in the yard OF the late
Episcopal Church, on Sunday afternoon, in the
midst OF many friends, whose tears and floral
wreaths gave evidence Of heart sorrow and affect
tion that words could not express.
Winns6oro' Nelcs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

% CONSIGNEEg EOTICE.-M
Line schooner ROBERT CALDWELL will discharge
cargo This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not
called for before sunset will be stored at rsk aud
Consignees. WILLIAM RoaCH
March
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a5 CONSIGNEES BY THE STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that she is
dlacharglng cargo ct Adgers South Wharf Goods re-
manng on the wharf at sunset will be stored at owners
risk and e1penee. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
March Aoan+o
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The Clarksville (Tcxas) Standard says that for
two months past immigrants have been gcin,
through the Streets Of that town in crowds. Tho
line OF march is hardly broken except mt night
Reports from other Texas towns arc OF the same
ten0r
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mrWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudidal District at The next election.
Scnt
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@rAWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
E. D. Foo1E. M. D., No. 11so broadway, New York
Noyember9
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CHIEF ENGINEERS STATEMENT.
On BOARD STEAMER MANHATTAN,
March s. 1867.

Captain W IT. West
DEAR SiR:-According to your request, ! write
my statement Of the discovery Of tho lire on board
the steamship Andalusa About seven o'clock on
the evening of March Sd Twas standing at the en-.
gine room ha.chway; my first assistant spoke
to me from tho engine room, saying there
was strong smell of something burning. wont
below and searched the coal bnnkers. and then
thero discovered fire poninS from between tlle toy
OF forward hnlkhead and the deck. Instantly got
on deok aud gave tho alarm, and had tho fire o9e
led down below, but was driven back by the intense
smoke. Having no other ncan, Of relieving tho
boiler and stopping the engine from the dock,
! got an oar IN through the casing of the steam
drum and lifted the safety valve lever according
to YOU. orders. thwartships coal bunker rims
across the forward 1T of the boiler where frs
nscoVered the flames coming over the top OF th'
bulkhead of said coal bunker
| Yours. respectfully,
| WM. ALDER, CHIEF Engineer.
MANuATTANs REPoRT-LIsT OF SAVED AND LOST.
Sunday, March Sd, at P. NJ, discovered tn
steamer, which was in company with us through
The day. to ne on 1irc Instantly rounded to; fount
her to be the AndaIusia, from New York t
charleston, and succeeded in saving the followiE:
persons:
Pass. myers S'rcd.-!Vhos C. Nelson, n. d.
Bernard r. .Bnrns, Mrs; Rosa Dur1;s, Narsaro
DiNon G. ". Ward
Passengers lasss!ng,-W. J. Praso, lr;, Of Ae'
YORK, and thrio gentlemen. li2racs net known.
Officers and Cfeao Saued.-Capt. ". Ii. West
Chas. Norton, Mate; Octavus Cruwcll, I'd Matl
Malconb Ncfaran, Seaman; Wm. Scott. Seainal
Henry tlcDcvatt, Seaman; Michael Cralwcli, Sea
man; Alexander McClain, Seanan Wm. Welsh
Seaman; Geo Grogin, BOY. Francis Coppes, Stew
ard; John Garcia, "a Steward; Henry filiscl,ma.
Messmal; John Dillon, Cook; Fred. Grlnu,i, Coo!
"m. Alder Chict Engineer; Da:d Thompson, j.
Assistant EiiS'Iseer; James Stcsic, fireman; Et
ward Whcclan, Fireman; Thos. Davis, Fireman
pa!rcl; 81 Miialstcn, IAN; IluGl' McClcan. Fire
man; IhGa Smith. Coal Passar: Jpln L;.n;i1.
Coal Passer; john je!milis, Uiler: John MrAIu!!cl
Oilcr; John (ireency, Mess Boy; Hcul" Snyder
Pantryman; Fred. Smith, Waiter; Geo. McClout
Waiter.
Lo$i or Msslng.-Edward North, purscr; Fran
Dougherty Seaman; Antoine Martin, Seaman
Jacob Locknan, New York Pilot; Michael Gr!flcl
P-rter; Jas. Mcalullcn, 81 Engineer; Hugh Fa
mer, Stokcr; Patrick Herman, Fireman.
81 saved: l2 missing.
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CARD.

We, the passengers WHO were On board the late
steamer Andotusia, bound from New York to
Charleston, and which was consumed by fire on
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Domestic Markets.
NOON tDISPaTCH.


New YORK, March 6-Cotton dull and declining;
Mitdling Uplands Bic. Gold s5i. Exchange sixty
days, 1888; Sight 109. Flour stea y; sales 1000
DbIs. at unchanged quotations. Wheat easier
Corn dull and unchanged Beef steady. Pork
arm at sa2 81. Lard dull Whiskey quiet and
stesdy.
United States Five-twenties 1893; do. 1866 coup
ens 107a Stocks excited and fuctuating.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Gold closed at 354 5-2Vs Of '62 Coupons, 11Oa
1l0k New Issue, 1867.
Cotton dull and declining. Sales 1890 bales, at
30a,s. for AIddling Upands. Flour iirmer; South
ern more active; Mixed to Good s10. .2Oal1.sO;
Fancy to Extra 119oa16.59 Corn hsavy and
easier; Mixed Western 81. O9a1.10. Pork heavy and
decidedly lower, at s21.9o. Whiskey steady. Wool
firm and advancing; salos 100000 pounds Domes-
tic, 45a70c. and 42a5oc.; Texas 23a30c. Cotton
to Liverpool, per steam, Sa2d.; sail, 3a7-16.
fa5Alr,MoRE, March 5.-Cotton dull. Middling
sJpIIands, $pe Elor1 dull Corn, supply, light;
mixed white, $50. MessPerk, S22 Bulk !llers,
9astc.
ST. LOUIS, March 6.-Cotton and Tobacco un-
changed The Flour quotation barely maintained.
Mixed Corn, 47a48c. Mess Pork, $40 50a21. Bacon
frga: Shoulders, 9ac.
lou1synas, Mafah G,-Shelled Corn, CSC. Mess
Pork, s1. Bacon Shoulders sss clear Sides, i9so.
:Whiskey Free 25c; in bond, 2Sc.
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8 FOR NEW ORLEANS-THE FINE
tA schooner AAERICUS, having fourffths Of her
LNSAcargo engaged, will load with dispatch for the
.@saEaboye port. For freight engagements apply to
T. TUPPEt & SONS,
March Browns Wharf
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aT BEAUFORT DISTRICT-COMM PLEAS
| WIN. F. HUTSON VS.. WIN. HAZZARD WIGG.-APPII
CATION TO RESTORE JUDGMENT-It appearing to
my satisfaction that the defendant in this case resides
beyond tho limits of this State: Ordered that he do
pear and answer the application within thirty dnys, or an
order for leave to restore will be made by default
March /, 1867. T. q. BUcKNER
Mach 6111so5 n q roo,s,r+ 1,;.,t
a% SPECIAL NTELLIGENCE.-WE PRO
POSE to furnish LABORERs of all casses for Farmers
Railroads. Shop, Garden store Hotel or general House.
work
PERSONS desiring employment will call at No. Cannon
near King street; and a orders for Laborers viii be
promptly mel, and satisfactory reference given.
Feoruary 25 limo S. B. HALL l. co.
a% THREE MONTHs AFTER DATE APPII-
CATION will be made for renewal of all Certificates in
Home Loan and Building Association standing in names
OF following, the same having been lost:
No. ss-P. DEB0NNEVILLE, February 10, 1905
Shares.
No. 1s1-s. G. HORsEY, in Trust, May 80 1oso-1o
Shares.
No. 22o-J. h. HAPPoLDT, August 1e, 1sso-1o Shares
No. CT. B. TROUT, for NJ E. r., February IS, 1860
s Shares.
No. 2ss-JNo. h. WREDE, September q, 1865
Shares
No. 256- -UFFERHARDT cAMPsEN, April Ii, 1861
20 Shares
No. 12s-FREDK. CoPEs, February 10 1ssO-1o Shares.
No. l55-J. ]. KNAUFF, February 10, 1s6O-10 Shares
No. 238-H L. KINGMAN, January IA, 1ss1-1o Shares.
No. l0s-BENJ. LUCAS, April %, 1seo-2o Shares.
feoruary7 1arno3
S4 N OT1 @ E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made for renewal of the follow
ing Certificates Of Stock of South Carolina Railroad and
also of Rond Halt Shares:
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee OF F. q. BLAKE-No. 1928,
dated 10th February, 1866 shares No. r. dated s1st
March, 1860, s half Shares
DANIEL BLAKE, Trustee Of n. L. BLAKE-No 1924.
dated 10th February, 1856 Shares No. 49, dste s1st
March, $780, s Hnlf Shares. 1amos February
M BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-cHEvAL1ERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
its original color and youthful beauty imparts life snd
strength to the weakest hair stops Its falling out OF
once; Keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as halt
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dredsers and at my Office No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. cHEvATJER nr
DoWE l. NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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General News.

sr. LOUIS, March Ga. ". LEE, who stole
$40 600 in bonds from tho Treasury Department at
Washington, has boon arrested here' with Sooooo
in bonds and $4,000 in cash.
Judge MOODY, of the st. Louis Circuit Court
who has been on trial before the Missouri Leels-
lature in joint session, has been found guilty.
TRoY N. Y, March 6.-The Democrats nave
carried the charter election in this city.
ELM1RA, N. Y, March 6.-The Radicals nave
elected their candidate for Mayor By rs majority.
NASHVILLE 3lareh 6.-Parson- Governor BROWN
Low mas issued IN order for the organization OF
volunteer force to serve three years under his com
,nand. and to act as q mili.ssy police to preserve
the peace and protect the reople.
NEW yoAx, March 6-Arrived-s Gamer sara
oosso from Charleston,
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SHIPPING G..

FOR NEW YORK.-MERCHANTs'
N& LINE.-The Regular Packet Schooner N. ".
Z&1NSsNnTH, W. A. Tooker master, having portion Of
aG06heavy Freight going on board, WILL be promptly
dispatched
For engagements, apply to WILLIAM ROACH.
II
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rTreasury tatement.

NAsu1xerca, March 6.-The debt statement
shows tho incresse of gold-bearing notes at forty
four millions The decrease Of currency interest
bearing notes is :hirty-two millions. The in
crease OF the debt during the monte ;s nearly hve
millions The increase Of coin in the Treasury ss
nearly eight millions
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%ELM0RE MUTUAL INSURANCE COAIPA-
GNY-CEAR4ESroN, February 9th, 1S67.-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE will bo paid to the Stock
holders on and after this date, in partial liquidation from
Assets realized Also return of the Assessment OF
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest, and tho AS
scssment Notes Of s4 per Share held by the Com
pany.
Stockholders will Re ysasi<ea to present their Stock
/ BY urdsr Of the Board of Directors.
JOSEPH wHuDEN,
February 81 Secretary and .-.,s,r.r
sT NOTICE TO AR1SST,T.3,,s..-oAp ApTAINs
AND PILOTS wiat, :. anchor Their vessels II, ashley
River as & 4sosted 50 anywhere within dice
l~nge Of the heads @ Of me SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WdARVEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
we Ashley kvesl by which precauton, contact with the
Sc ieeaq.asEgine Telegraph Gable will be avoided
| S. @. TURNER, Il. III.
Harbor Masters olce, Charleston, February 6, 1885,
February7
aF THE PEOPLES NATIONAL. BANK
CHARLESTON, s. c., January ae, ls6s-Ehe Board Of
Directors have detempe increase the Capital of this
Bank
s1qek can be had On application to
january 20 tuth q. G.. L0PER, Cashier.
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