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DESIRABLE PROPERTY

,IHzSa. FOR SAFE LOW;
A two-story BEICk DWELLING HOUSE
and LOT OF GROUND, on the east side OF
Water street, between Ii and Prince streets,
the residence Of the late George Snyder. The
lot has front Of Al feet i inches Oh Water ST.,
and depth Of - feet.
A. on the west side OF Water street, "a feet in.
north Of Duke street. The lots front on Water
street Il! feet each, and run back G3 feet 5 in.
Apply to w. eye ATON Attorney for owner.
auo 2-eOtf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
v BILE PRINCE WILLIAM LAND.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the County Court for
Prince William county, Virginia, rendered al
its August term, 1867, in the cause Of Oliver J.
Chappoll VS.. L. Hirsh and others. the under
signed. as Commissioner OF Sale therein n%|nc',
will offer for sale, at public auction, IN front OF
the Court House Mt Brrnt>vllc, in said coun-
ty, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of Noyemher;
1867, Court day 1T II III , nli that TRACT or
LAND, situated about two miles cast of Brcnt,'
vile, which was conveyed to Oliver L. Ch"P
pell by Richard Windsor and wife; the sum"
being portion Of the property known rs " " ~
nut Ill.," and containing THREE Il l NDhr.D
ACRES. There is q comtortabe 10 USE ~
land is said to be well timbcred.
TEkMS--Onc tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, and the residue in four clHa'
instruments, a. 6, ~, IS and - months, WIFI
interest; the b02d- Of the purchaser, with goo"
security, to be taken for the deferred paymGhI''
the title to be retained unit! ths gnt1S i PIF TT
Prince VIM co oc 5-.awts Comm LE ::
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
made by y S. Grigsby ,n" Caroline NJ, ~,
wife, to the undcrsi gncd, ~ Trustee, ana "u'J
recorded in the Clerks Office OF The CounS
Court Of Fairfax, for the purposes lnc!V''
named, | will offer for sale At public %nc',GW23
to the highest bidder, for cash, on MoNp p.n}
the 18th day Of November next, (th"l i peHmS
Court duyj at the front door O: the Court hoI ST
of Fairfax county, that VALUABLE IN 5.ln
or LAND, lying in saii county, c"llca |b 'n~
LINGToN," on which Or. John i; Pngint TSD
resides containing about FIVE lllI Dhhpi
ACRES, more or less. This band is OF the coz Of
ebrutcd red soil, and is in very good St'to ~.
Improvement. II ndjoins the lands OF inc nS' X
I ~
very near The Village Of CnrvviIe. This xs:t
linc opportunity for persons Ie;ring to n y
in real estate. Is. II. Wv 80
Fairfax county, oct lT-2awlS
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, EVENING, NOVEMBER 4.
THE STATE CONVENTION. g. Gen. Schofeld
has issued an order conyening the Virginia
State Convention, on the Sd of December, in
the city of Richmond

INDIAN 4AAN TREATIES. I'm portant dispatches
were received by the Secretary of the Interior,
last Saturday, which, state that the Commits
sioners appointed to treat with the Indians for
peace, have been. successful, SO far, and that
little doubt exists Of making satisfactory treaties
with all the discontinued tribes. l s..
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The result, Of the State elections to take
place to: morrow in Maryland, New York, Mas
sachusetts New Jersey, Kansas, Minnesota
and Wisconsin, will, Of course, be looked for
with much interest.
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II OOK HERElll
IL BOYS AND GIRLS, ALL OF YE.
There is a chance for We now at HAAS
Have you ever read his new handful?
He takes pictures now very cheap, half FOR
nothing, and good too.
Only Is cents for n large Album Gem.
Only so cents for three do. Gems.
Large Photographs A size, 3 for 81.
Carries de Viste 81 per dozen.
10 size Album Gems 10 for 81.
That we call, prices reduced!
60 10 HAAS GALLERY,
and give him call.
Corner of King and st. Asaph streets,
opposite the w, A. & G. II: Depot,
nOy4-tf Alexandra, Virginia.
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Z We have already announced the death Of
Lord Rose, the distinguished astronomer. :
He resided chiefly at .Birr Castle, Ireland,
where he set up his first telescope, His later
telescope, which is associated with his name,
and constructed by himself, has world repu-
tation. many stars baviug been detected by it
which formerly were known but as nebuln.
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BIZ JOHN H. PARROTT--AUCTIoNE
on O0O FEET LUMBER At AUCTION.
--. $3.50 feet Ski JOIST5.
1900 " 2y6
1000 !" 3xl0
4,UC0 % 3xl2
TO be sold on Cazenove's wharf, ut 10 o'clock,
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 18th inst.
Terms cash.
nov its w. A. SMOOT 81 CO.,
" Tuning clothing and /. pair Of gun locks,
was lost yesterday evening at King street wharf,
by II passenger who came up in the Wawaset.
A liberal reward will be paid for its return to
This Off &c nov At
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A PROSPEROUS EMIGRANT.-A young col
ored man, Augustus Washington, attended
some twenty years ago, an academy in New
Hampshire, in which he won the esteem Of his
teachers and fellow students by his exemplary
conduct and rapid progress in study. Feeling
notwithstanding his good treatment the preju
dices against his racelin this country ne sought
a home in Liberia; and with what result? He
now owns fine farm of one thousand acres
under high cultivation, and we'll stocked with
cattle and agricultural Implements, and be, is
extensively engaged in the making and export
ing of sugar and molasses This enterprislne
farmer is also among the foremost public men
of Liberia; he is Speaker OF the House of Rep
resentatives, and held in high honor by both
natives and emigrants. PHIL Ledger. .s5r5.
MONEY RETURNED. Mr.. Stewart, the gen
tlemap whom we noticed on Thursday as hav-
ing "feIow feeling in lis bosom at the Orange
and Alexandria Depot, has had3his money re-
turned to him. This was brought about by
the announcements that the matter had been
placed in the hands of McDevitt aud Clarvoa,
and the thieves, probably knowing their sum-
mary mode of procedure, decided to return the
funds, which was done by note received in
forming the detectives that at certain place
in Baltimore the money, in an envelope, would
be found, addressed to them. The money was
received, and Mr. S:is!Dow "wondrous kind,
National Intelsgencer. 5.fds.s.- 1s2sa ~. s.
AUTHORSHIP OF JUNIUs The work CON-
menced by the late Mr.. Joseph Psrkcs, upon
eiauthorship of the Junins letters, has been
completed by Herman Meriyale, and will short
" be published by Mr. Bentley. This is the
promised book of which Mr.. Thurlow Weed
gave such an interesting sketch It is said to
afford indisputabe proof that Sir Philip Fran.
els was Junius. The direct evidence is report.
cd to be surprisingly strong; but the collateral
evidence is conclusive, Letters Of SIR Philip
to his daughter soon to be out is, it is said,
to set this dispute at. rest forever. .4s
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: Some of the Northern papers, kindly dis
posed towards the suffering white people Of the
South, wonder how patiently they take the
wrongs inflicted on them, and how quietly they
Z bear the iudignities they endure by the opera
ton Of the system pursued towards them. An
told fisherman was asked once, if he did not
think it was cruel process to stake the
hides from cells. why, Lord bless you,
was his answer, they are used to being skin
: ned, and don't feel it much now y The APP
I, plication IS obvious. The"skinning'!5 has been
going on sll through the late war, and up to
this time, and, no doubt it is thought that by
this day, We ought to be FUSED to it, and
not mind it Hmuch 'h@ g 81 e =
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4 M1ssouRI.-- Tho following paragraph from the
st. Louis Republican, will show the sort Of times
they have in Missouri. under the Radical Militia
Bill: . . 4. s a: /; NJ 5Fi %s4 IN.
We learn from person who was in the town Of
Fletcber's militia left their encampment at Rock
Springs, three miles north Of that place, on the
day named, and rode into town. After getting
horses could carry them, braudiahing Their re.
volvers all the while and shooting prolniscuoualy
About twenty shots were thus fred, which had a
tendency o make the td H1d sea scarce upon he streets
towards her which none but Fletcher's rowdy
mihta could utter. Our informant states that q
petition to Governor Fletcher was being signed by
removal Of the troops" from that vicinity.
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st. Michael's Bells.

Aessrs. Ea0ors Of tie Daily Ne,rs.-s:5.
GENTLEMEN: 7 see by your issue Of this date
that our dear old st. Michaeps chimes are in tdu-
rance O1e. As participant in the recent Grand
Sacred Concert, propose to respectfully quest,
through your columns, that Messrs. RuDDooK and
RoB1ssoN will give the aid Of their great valu-
able talents in repetition Of the same entertain
ment, at the Citadel Square Baptist Church, at an
early date and earnestly appeal to the officers Of
the same for the privilege Of 60 dong, for the pur-
pose Of assisting the Vestry Of est. Michaersn to
place the tbells" in their proper position as soon
as possible. All the ladies and gentlemen con-
cerned in the concert Of Wednesday evening viii,
doubtless contribute their SERVICES and feel that
there is no one who viii not be more than repaid in
tour own coian by the Joyous and musical tones Of
the ssdear old chimesr than your humble servant,
rs'' 3-s. sga@ 5$ W. B. s.; 4
r.. CHARLESTON. February a. 1857 H9.: s Z
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tt LABOR, HoTs sIHpusrRY.-An exchange, in refer
ring to the recent meeting in Washington Of the
Aesociation for the Protection Of American Indus
Was represented, and asks il labor Is not porior
OF American industry. OF course, the slusion
Eas irSns made e i was tariff ro
labor has no afhlation with that brsncf ef ANEW.
can industry which needs pgrteeti FIt I Il
strong and rigorous enough TO stand alone, while
crutches to support 1t. n Congress- Il, Giving 4
golden ones, so that it may mend its psce-and
Nlabor" pays for them.-Sa LonSs If1aaa 1S:
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so. CA. BUREAU OF IMMIaRATTON ,
---- GHA Lot ~

]
CHARLESTON 21st February, 1857.
The undersigned, having been appointed Commission
er has been instructed by his Excesncy Governor ORR
70 organize the Bureau at the earliest possible moment
In few days Agents will be appointed hy the Governor
70 proceed to Europe whose duty will be to induce i'm
migration to our State, to Disseminate such Information
asmay be furnished them Of lands for sale or lease
TO engage such laborers mechanics servants and other
help aa may be desired by the tnhabitns Of the State
An Agent for the object viii perhaps be sent to
New York It would be desirable that our people
THIS Bureau without delay with information how thew
desire to be served indicating the kind Of help they re-
qure and the wages which they willing pay: or
description Of the lands they have for sale or leas and
tner Terms and conditions If combinations can be
formed In the several Districts of State for Joint
ton would perhaps faciite mutual operations: and
where arrangements can be made advance part of the
passage money Of the aboing immigrants by accepted
orders to that effect Of the factors OF OF
Charleston it would doubt greatly advance the result
II the people that fvor this would meet al
their respective CourtHouses consult and indicate
their wants, this Bureau would take great pleasure in
serving heir interest to the best Of Its ability for
nm he n.ed in several and advantages Of
tculars that promptly furnished may be advertised
The at the disposal Of this being strictly
limited the kind assistance Of the conductors Of our pub
Lie journals is respectfully requested.
JOHN a. WAGENER
Commissioner OF Immigration.
R5- An the papers in the State will pubsh twice. and
send their bills to the Commissioner. February %
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An Unfortunate Inaivsaua

Hs +" 4
Is the editor of the Savannah Daily Republican.
In his paper Of: Wednesday he publishes an edito-
rial, headed sTerrible Force OF Example, wherein
he showeth, by parable, as it were, the grievous
injustice inflicted upon him in the recent verdict Of
the Jury and OF tho sentence Of Judge FLEMING,
Of the United States District Court in the case Of
soLoMoN CoHEN vs.J. E. HAxEs, editor and propri-
etor Of the Savannah Daily Republican. s.s
It appears that Aaron Alpeora Bradley, the law
yer. Of color, who recently gained infamous noto-
ney by the broils he set on foot on th mutations
in South Carolina, opposite Savanna, is now
bringing AN action for libel against this same (ed-
tor. h: HIVES thinks there is conspiracy agaiiist
him, gigantic and deep laid, to destroy him root
and branch. But even in in his hour. of anguish,
the said Mr.. HAYES forgets not, to do generous
deeds. Hear him: .,as. st' u
Inasm1ch, he says, as Aaron Alpeora Bradley
has applied for admission to the Georgia bar, we
felt That his superior ability and legal attainments
should be made public even at the risk Of crafty.
ing his love Of notoristy his scholarly effort
appears in our colunnsas gratuitous notice.
| District Court Of The Ussted States, Chatham
and Complains 4syee editor and II proprietor i se q
ss1he Sa1anndh Daay Republican" 6r That TIE
said Hayes on the 21st day of January 1867 caused
bs N ni sna
Outbreak among The Freedmen on Delta Plan.a
hon, " t'we are able confidently to assert That Th.
soe SsgsS Sf Ths outbreak has bse1
i whom it will be remembered behaved in such al
Outrageous ma1ner last year, by INCITING .Tht
a2d 5e s ORE * Io
\ kitty Military commission for one yeat'' sswh.
i dss,Haes TO- be member of s5- The Bar !" y II
ssems @ That The fellow has;besn imposing ugo1
1 $50 long as designing and tUHSORUpUIoUs men o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a@ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-N EQUTTY-B. ". I'm
WARDS, Administrator 7. E. HowLE, u.s. f. s. How1 :
JAMES ?. WILSON AND oTHERs-BILL FOR m
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND REL1Ef-1t is ordered
That the CREDITORS ofTHOMAs E. HOwLE. deceased
be enoined from proceeding to their claims
Inv against the complainant and that they do prove
establish their demands against the said HoE before
Tie Commissioner ofthis Court before the first dn,
of December next and in defhu thereof that tbev be
| barred the benefit OF any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above is true copy from original order made
in the above stated case 18th February 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, c. E. D. D.
Commissioners Office. Darlington c. H. Feb o. 1867
February % a| ~,
a% THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT-iT EQUTTY-HANNAH J.
HART, Administratri1, ELLEN E. BART JOHN
WITHERSPOoN, ct e1-BILL FOR INJUNCTION
ACCOUNT AND RFLEF.-1t is ordered that the credit
ors OF JOHN l. HART be enjoined from proceeding to
recover their Claims at Law against the complainant and
tnat they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John L. Hart, before the Commissioner Of
this Court on or before the first day November next
and in default THEREOF they be barred from the ben
eft of any decree 20 DO 11,ado horcin
as also ordered that copy of this order be published
at least once week until the first day Of November next
IN the Darlington Soute7er and the Charleston MIN,
Ne.os 'N'S S'S
The above is true copy from the original order made
In the above case 18th February, 1857
A. T. EDWARDS, G. E. D, D.
Cohnf1ss1oNEns OFFICE Darlington c. H. February
~. 1867. sssn Fehr,a-v 90 90
Hs THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-N EQUTTY-P.B B. BAcoT
AND T. L. BACOT, Administrations PETER s.
BAcoT. us THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
. BAcoT-Upon hearing the pleadings in this case it
ls' on lnodon OF W. W. HARLLEE, Complainants sonci.
tor ordered that all and singular the creditors of the Late
Peter s. Bacot Complainants Intestate bo required
TO hle and prove their respective demands and debta IN
judgments and otherwise against said Intesate be-
fore the Commissioner of Court by OF before tho
nat day OF November next and default thereof that
ey De deoared from the benefit of any decree to be
made therein, and that the Commissioner OF this conr
20 advertise this order once month in the Darlington
sontae'aer and the Charleston Daily Ne,vs until the
'aid first day Of November next
The abo-e Is true copy from the original order made
n the above case, 18th Of February, 1867
4. =. EDWARDS, C. E D. D.
Commissioners Office Darlington G. H., February %
o'- sSoH February23
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TIE FRKED1sEH N MEMpH1s.-A negro in Ten
nossee, who had bean farming on his own account,
went TO Memphis few days ago, and contracted
fore leaving town they induced him to furnish
them with various articles Of comfort and hnery;
@ & hey Jumped wsson and az san IS sSae
town. Thar employer returned 70 Memphis and
had them all arrested and thrown into jail stsssSs
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The Jacksonville .E1a. Dntony ot Saturday laet,
says: .sWe noticed on. one Of our wharfs a1eW:days
ago, one hundred fne large turtles, forwarded to
this place by The New York and Indian River Pre-
serving Company, TO be shipped to New York Full
ton Market. This is but small item, In the large
business which this enterprismg company is doing
on Indian River IN the way Of Ashing, turtlng and
canning oysters. !" s5s
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Governor PATTON is announced as q candidate
for reelection to the Gubernatorial Chair OF Ais
hama Il is some six months yet till the election,
and the Montgomery papers express the opinion
that there viii be several more candidates Scr the
place. Whetever else may happen, there viii al
wsys be found plenty Of ssprants for public Sta.
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aE BEAUTIFUL HAR-CHEVALIER's
LIFE FOR TIE HAR positively restores gray hair to
ts original color and youthful beauty ipars LIE and
strength to Ahe weakes hair; stops its falling out at
once; keeps the head cleans Is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by an Druggists and ashionable hai-
dressers, and st my Office. No. 112s Broadway, New
York SARAH A. OHEvALIER, M. D.
.s..$..a :5. g DoWF & NOISE,
No. Isl Meeting street, =.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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M AnREss. Nathan Cohen, against whom, III Viii be
recollected, q true bill was found by the Grand
Jury some two weeks since, for the murder Of Mrs,
Stephens, was arrestedy dyesterday and safsly lodg:
ed tn JAIL Savannah Aape,tsssr Si' $5s, N
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GLADSTONE has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo win be discharged at Boyce / Co.'s
Wharf Goods not permitted win be sent to the Custom
House Stores. Ny Ss RAvENEL + co.
Fsf,rr,arv "a '5.l sIza@,. 'I-sT sT&E @ < @H
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aT CONSIG LEE s. NOTICE.-THE BARK
TECUMsEH has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo viii be discharged at Vanderhorst Wharf
Goods not permitted win be sent to Custom Stores
February 10 RAvENEL co,
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A1-The Relatives, Friends and Aco-,.i-,..
ances OF Mr. JAMES FITZGERALD and his brother
are respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral
Oh tne former from his late residence Radcliffe street
near King street. This afternoon, at hafpast Three
0NA. 4" February %
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/. a% ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HUI
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F,
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoHNEAu. Of Paris. No. 500 Broadway, New York
Apsf1 IA 4#j4 @"g4# y% s'D'- TEf -
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aS ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
iHos. sMYTH, DID,, Of the Second Presbyterian
WIZ perform Divine Service in this Chapel To-
01o,,o'0 AJse1'oo" 24th instant, at az O'Clock
February %
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y: 81 NOTICE TO MARNERs.-CA A TAINs
AND PoTs wishing to anchor their vessels In Aah1ey
River to do 80 anywhere within direct
range OF the heads -of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St Andrews side ot
the Aahey River; by which contact with the
Submarine Telegraph; Cable wM be avoided.
s{: , ,- = s-s'-:;.sa. ~. g.. c, TURNER, r. NJ
tdarbcr Masters oHce, charleseon shruaEy 8; 1896
February Z - sE..
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Our Cable DIsppaptche,

LIVERPOOL, February 22-Noon.-The steamship
Southampton, bound to Belfast, put back with four
feet of water in the hold.
Cotton declined I'd. por n, AGddling Uplands be-
ing quoted at 1sSd. Sales of the day 1000 bales;
Tor week 81, GOO bales.
LONDON, February Noon Consols soS; Five
Twenties 732.
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~ H gH ID, p,.---T-7-
MARRIED.

- AZ summerville, So. Ca on 7th ultimo by the Rev
s w. MAssHAII, D. D., Miss 6ALLIE s. THIRIN Of Ala
of Charleston. 'N-1S' ~ ~ o1o. o1o. W. AAA1A1N,
re1t. In coumba g. a. the residence OF the BRIDES ua
MI. CHARLES J. LAUREY Of Charleston 9 - -;
na'ss ~. I. KEENAN,. Of Columbia, s. G. No csrds. 49,