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n hAlLhOAD OF NEW
y Passenger aud Freight Depot In New York,
foot OF Liberty street Consects at Hsmoton
Western Railroad, and at Esston with the Lehish
valley Railroad aud its connections, fermfne q
direct lire TO Pitts-urg and the West without
ALLENrowE LINE TO THE WEST.
snns %o thpTess Irsi1s daily Tor tue West except
Ext miles and three hours saved BY this line,
to Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis, &c, with but
wINTkR ARRANGEMENTS,
Comme, cling Jasuary Z, ,lo'7-Leave New York as
go A M-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Msuch
Chank, WIlliamspOrr, wilkesbsrre, Mahsnoy
sioA n; H.IL NJ. Ts.IsnFOE 1'ssnins.on, Ea.
9 A. M.-western Express Tor Esstou. Allen
town. II harrisburg, Pittsburs. aud the West, with
and but two changes to 81. Leais Oosnects a
Harrisburg with Northern Ceotrsl and PhilsdeI-
phia and Erie kosds, for Erie and the Oil Be
shunk: WiIkesbarre, Reading, FottsyiIle, harris
P; M.-For Esston. Bethlehem, and Mauch
sP M.-For eomerrille and Flemingtea.
dSs frs sc %
car from New y ork 20 WiliAmspsrt.
ssPP, M.-fSr M-ffSr sc%sr,iiis. sc%sr,iIis
sP: M.WEsrEKN ExPkEss TRAIS..For Eas-
ton, Allentown, Resding, Harrisburg, fittssurs,
sleeping cars throug gh from jersey City to Pitts
Additional trains are run to Bergen Point,
iSr the West can be obtained a, the ONCE
OF the Central Railroad Of New jersey. foo; OF
Eos asa, sii: $50 Brosd~sy. and At No. 10
arsfs",essIAao sfs "JosIAa o. STE: Rms. Superintendent
NEW YoBk AND nEw RAyIN RAILRoAD.
~ PASSENGER Station in New York, corner Ets
TEAMS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor Eev haven and brfdssport[,stEIl 81
For Milford, stratford. Fairfield, Southport,
and westport-7, II 50 q. M, !. 50 and s. 81 D m.
For Norwalki, 9s, IL 50 Q. m l2BtRrh
E1.l, O.: 50 8 81, and 9 rx.lp m.
For Darfen and Green ~ich-7, -, IL 80 o. m,
For Stanford, Ex }. so II 80 g m: l2Is
(Ex.D, tEx $50, 30, SO. 30 aud Ex .. N.
For Port Chester and Iptermedis ate etstiOns-7,
$50. ll.sO .. m: 5 90, 40, 5 50. $50, and p m.
ooENEoTIEa TRAINS.
For Boston s1ringneld-s O.. m, (rx. - s,
lkx-lsp.m For Boston via Shore Line-f' Is
FOR HsItiord and ringneId-s, (Ex.,ln -
" For oMonnsesieui M s kitsr M sailro.d-s ., 1E,.a
IL y q m. 90 Montreal. q .. n. 90 kerthanptou
For Hartford, Providence and ftshkil y. B.
1er New Haven, New London and stontnston
Railnced-sa m. lf. rs. and .. n.
For Caosl Rsilrosd-i2.n ,. n. 20 horthsmn-
FOR Hous.tonic spa Esusstoek Railroad-ss.
ycr Dsnbury and NorwAik B. = -7,sS an;
.Ss Scs1nodieus sleeping Oars attached tos ,. m.
nH JAMES n. HoIr. sapsrtn,snasss.
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1OTONAe TRANSPORTATION LINZ
HorIOR 70 sHIPPIRs.

rAs sss.nsr ExrREss. Osss. Z; a. sI IIA.s.
sa.rdri. ,savss T':e'9s:o1 81 :. = ivEkY SAT.
gsSAT g; a,yPSSs sTsS E:oSS,:. E:5sSS H.a;.no,
Stara ,tsfhisa Point, Chapel Point. Plovdsn's b
WSSrf, Lsncastsrs Whs5f stonsS Tharfs Our,
PtnoS Point' Point Loot tout, and arrives as Balt.
more 's ssHdftKK sssf tKKs . BRO. /. Agents.
.,,.a No. 3Is Psnns. svsn1s.
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MACKEREL AND GOLDFISH.
: 10 600 pounds large SHORE GOLDFISH.
20 barrels No. MAOKEKEL.
just received and for sale et our wharf, at the
loot ofssventh st. g.. Brown SON.
del6tf No. ass Ninth Ct. Set i and r.
V,HD 0RIAT REBELLION. by John Minor
H. Sott, $SsS Gh.r.cter and hsrscteristie
MsoSy Sy b, Ap.,s weISIs; The Science q
SsS t'es's s,Iy, By wp n. & s,Gps s The Ss1o
iIlustrated; "a Kissing the Rod; A Novel, by
): Siddsii: is esns:. A0. .or w'..n, o' ."'
non FRANOK TAYLOR
BosToH NESS NAoklRsI. 20 ------7
lam nsw RECEIVING from Boston direct. the vsry
NESS MAOKERBL. r.5
and which rsfely And their way TO this markst
being used mostly for home consumptfon. AZ they
haze % h,sn Il Msrtnmed ,. Of cvery .rt sut The most
the quantity ususily p~cssd ,,,,,.'--
Corner 18th ana strests. under
deln 80 L. 1obin Hoass.
iEOLD PRn6.A ans essortmen9 Of cola Pens.
~ Pencil of.ss A. for :;ls e J%s9si;s.:ysrS
% ID .
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS Auctioneen.
TRUSTEES SALE ofYALBABLE IMPRovEI

P8OPEkTY ON 7TH STkE1T
By virtue Of a deed of trust, bearing date on the
io'h cay OF August, A. ID. 1866, And duly recorded
iand records for Washington county, in the Dis.
trlct 81 Columbia, and By direction of the party
secured tn rehy, will sell At public an cti0p in
Ifopt sf the premises, on MONDAY, the Ilth day
OF February. ID. 1867. at clock , m Lot
nun ered twenty four t24) in Wfltberger's re-
cCrIeu subdiNlsiOn OF square numbe ed four hum
oIed and forty two t442J. in the city of Washing
tie ini proven euts thereon.
This plopeI ty il well improved, ans located IN 4
very desirable and Improving part Of the city
Terms Of sale: Ore third IN cash, Of which 4s0
must be paid at the sale the ,ini nR two y rds
70 be > cid In and twelve months with intrrest
from Cay II sale and to be secured 10y deed Of
tru~t to the satisfaction Of the tr ustee.
Terms OF sale to be complied ~ith within five
days. Otkervise the trustee reserves the ri sht to
resell az The risk ami cost OF first purchaser after
one vtek : psbiic lfo tice.
All convTy ancing am stamps at the cost OF the
purchase WI. n. WAkD, Trustee
- 2s-eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS Aucta
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Rf COOPER LAPIMEK, Auctioneers
- tLate clerk vita as o MCsuire q 90 y
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania ave and nth
street, Star Otice Building

= q -
SoulhWest corner OF Pennsy lvanis ave. and llth
street., star ofhce Building.
sGPERIoB ROSEWOOD CASE OHIuKKRINe
Hksh PHkTE SfskUR ShiSR PitsoF3sTE i,tk ERESHH
SihSEK SNr ; PLATE; LOT OF FINE BkANDY,
On sGNba2} bt2oSs sssiSs NJ sT rsas A1or.oE
ten clock, At the residence of bis ExceIIenov
q; TSssssIa. the Spanish Minister. No 2ss
lot OF Furniture aud Household Elects, compri.
Rosewood Case Seven octave Pianarorte, by Chick
Gilt FIsme French Plate Mantel Mirror. g. by Is
Thrs. Maroon Silk Dslsask Curtains, Tas,sis and
Walnut Parlor Suite in maroon 7ria.s. .h.,
steret IN Bed asd Blsck siIk Dams,k 'PHe'
TRfee 1ysl vaFS aa5Ss top cen,s Table
-Four Turkish Ia y Chars
Mahogany sidebosrd, Walnut Extension pinlns
Table and Bed Linen. Cane seat Dining Ch.irs
Btd.'eads Bureaus ana Wardrobes
double and single MATTRESSES, Feather Bolster.
French China Dinner Set, gilt edge, about l5o
Large Plates Waiter, 3iby II inches
Snail Plated Waiter. ~ by !, 20
Large quantity OF Cut and Engraved Glassware.
sss bottles hmontinAio and other brand. q, g.
sherry Wine ' o' nhe
lie bottles hre Pale French Brandy, vintage ,,u
c. 90 Assorted brand, Ohampagne
]" oe Chateau Msrgsux Legrauge, and Pom.
. bottle Muscatel and Malaga Wines
~ do santa Cruz Run
IL do Psisrete sherry
fev bottles Of Haut sauTerne and Kirscb
The, The hove are very ch.ics lot of hns Liquors
sod in Quantities 10 suit purchasers.
one Cousec. one Light " sson
OHe set Light Harness
"a ~
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RY GREEN q VILLA MS, Auosion.er..
TRUsTKE,s SAFE Or REAL EsrArr

TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE.
BY yirtae VI deed Of trust bearing date on the
NTH dsJ OF Jabu,ry, 1865, Executed by John Col.
Ilns To me ior the teEeht Of Jehn Hazel, and re
corded In LIber n. G. No 81 folio l3i SC one OF
The land ISc, ds ior shington county in the Dis
premises ep ikiDAY the 18th day Of Janusry.
1905, at o clock > m. the north part Of Lot No
~, ia Square No. Sol. in the city OF Washington n
fronting is feet aud inches on east 81 lh
street between anf streets north, aud ~
ming at that width to the rear together Wit ths
improvements. consisting of o ANAL dweiltng
house and etBer buildings.
Terms one balf cash, the balance in m on TN
the purchaser 10 receive deed nd give his no te
secured ~ u deed Of trust. All convey apctnq and
revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. A
d.po.lt 81 $50 required at the time Of sale. and
the trustee reserves the right resell At the cost
o. the purchaserif the terms Of sale are NOT oom
piled with within n We days. -
JOHN e. NORRIS, Trustee
0REEN WILLIAMS,
oe" "'<AWSds Auctioneers.
u TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED nm
tn MONDAY, the nth d as of Febr nry nert ~
the same hour and place "
Dy ord er sf the Trustee. =. r.-
jAI9 2Aw&ds GkEEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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/ .UxUBIEs FOB THE HOLIDAYS
NAILLABDs CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES,
b6GBLE vanilla saSo6ttTE,
aasS sas.E 8. i'ss
,, Ass0RIEp GaH1IEs
~ M. KING SON.
WEST INDIA ORANGES AND
SWEET MALAGA GRAPES
Fresh. at KING PLACE.
Mlsor NEAT ja.. noassTiS S.s.. Il .s.e. materials.
AT king PLACE.
GOLDEN sCUPPERNONG WINE.
" Oek FINEST Native WINE
Gold colsr. full. Yet delicate flavor and fra
Wine MING PLACk.
y FHIrE oPoRro RoRr,
q. M. p KING son,
se2St King Place.
poBlABLs
STEAM ENGINES,
Combining the maximum Of efficiency, Durability,
and economy, with the minimum OF weight and
price. They are widely and fsvorsbIy known,
more than 600 being in use, All warranted salts
factory, or Ne sale. Descriptive circolars sent
application. Address
no eoSn Lawrence, Mass.
v PPIkNo PIkNo TGNER AND REauLAreB.-
1srABLIsHAD ISlsss. TTA
ORDERS now sEcsTvxDAr
DEMPSEY HT91LEls, Easr.Ver. and Sta
y. q. RIiOHENsA0 5 Piano Rooms, % ''n '
ass lin street, hear Pa. avenue.
ss.eia! Notes rom wm; knass. Z Co. Bnir,y,o,e
MI ssessr ns: ; timed Piano, for Us =, cu. Ware
Heye him to be eomDetent timer. no n SIN
IMPATIENT OF THE INTERIOR,
TO ALL EhoR Eho3S x i2FrIs NAY JSS S5sEnaN .ssh Iss
Appa,eSuon pp1, , having been made under the act Of
sais.S ns s ss e, the reissue Of toe foeyins de-
ss E l0 ~. % d.. is hereby given
w.,r.nt osrtincaie or warrant q Ike tenor eI
vii be reissued II no valid objection should then
JOS. b. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No q Oss E or Iso acres issued under the AZ, of
March Sd. 1856, in the name OF Lazarus n xSion.
and 20 .,s granted September II, 1855. February
No 7s4. for iso acres. issued under the &C, of
Ana 3D. q mas sa Of
n;:9 ssns q Ess 81. "a %
30 f.sls, for 80 aeres, Issued under the act Of
No 81 gi7 for lso acres. is.aes under the act OF
"a .I "a ,s s q h.isR .ats and
No % 7s for lso acres, issued unser ,he act of
~s rsnisd isPluafy ss ISL % Apr, @h Sgsa 1871 ana
2 2so - TO for 100 acres. iss1ed under the act Of
ISL. April 8, 1861.
No. 1,ss-, for Iss acres, issued under the act of
tesruary d. lsF n the name Of ssmuel Hodson,
and was frsnted December .. ls4s April 20 1871
No. ~ s26. for 20 seres fssued un ier the act of
September lsso In the name Of Lanedorl ~ John
1857. ~
No 4 ssi. for 80 seres, issusd uader the act ~
MArC d 8 1855. In the name of L.ugdon o. John.
scn ard vas granted April I, lS5i. Aprft 20 iS1
No. y 81 Tor lD scIss. fasutd under the act nf
March 1ssS. In the name Of mary, widow of
fh0mas bosiing. and Was granted May .. 1855
April 20, 1857. .'.Ir -.
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SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS,

Rf w. L. WALL 90, Auctionesrs
u Original Horse and Carriage bazaar,
% La. av., between 9Th and 10th ste.
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SPscial Notes from VIM Rndbs 4 Ca. a., Bah, move
Mr. Becker mas tuned Pianos for at our Ware
rooms, and We take pleasure stating that We be-
Heye him to be com Detent tu ner no n SIN
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Phihdeiphfa Express leaves daily. All othsr
trains dairy. except SUNDAY
IsseehRers 10y N al Train 90 20 Williamson.
without change OF cars, aud arrive At Lsck Hs-
ven at lo D., m.
Passengers ~ Mail Train 60 20 Car Isle ana
Chsmiersbure Without = eh snse Of cars,
sleeEing Car Tickets can be had on appIicstfon
at the Ticket of1oe, o3t Ches Il at street
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RAILROADS.
1866 r.ussrtsVfAiHAfTf sfiAT rouru 1867

1866 r.ussrLValsAfzz sVflAz BOUT, 1867
&Ae Ra
10 1HA hoRrHwIsT;s SOUTH, AND SOUTH
wINrER soHKpULII
,.sv. % i !: fsIio".. % H0''m0sr H. 1885, trains VIII
V''s!ss''a:.:11 II &C. 8 s.l'@.-o'. Il !, Y !:
,,;s I.... !:s
- .ss: s:ss:ss En-:
!%o S:iS IRAN. . 8. vet vet
Jh,seg6h from B.,tinor. to RoGHEsrER and
j. yisnGrs ~: sss' from B.lume. n.,
81 pssSTsp :s Sf so 1ifi ~ changes In UNION
as: ssss.; 81 :s.:.s :sS "a 3 f:.n:sis:sl: .s:ss:.
Vii s. :1sn !. &. %s reliable a''f
sfosITins tet:s. .t th,. once can
IL. vILklEs; ;..s;a:.oA, 5,ssss As.SSi;o & D.
Ed b.i,,noT.s =; ,1STss, "a Gen. Pass. Agent s.,,,
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GkORGETOWN kAILROAD.
III 7l Is
On and .r..rr ranb h6sbb.TT,1 T1ssl hs,.mS.r y, ,.r -.
unui turshef noSee, PaseenReT Trains Will run -,
tween WesninGton sud Alex sndris a. follow:
From IA .1snue lsns, FROM
Loeei es.S;,.i;; eis A. IL. ets;, Local at AS A. n
THROUGH Aai Local cor Kiag
kocei st''.---. ~ " ana Heury-.. 500
=. ...--. W Local et-........ 500
:. ....."..GN Through Mail, corner on
.-....1LS BukeSHenry 500 P N.
kocalcor King
and Henry-,IS :.
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
From Ma d~nsH,NsToS .Xs.n LEAy. ALE1AspRIA.
Through Mail SIS M. sts Local n ga N,
Local o ostsn sTsvsssn n 4 through Mail 90 P. N.
no 10 WI PHELPS General Manager
'T'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN VIsaINaroN
u PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK.
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IICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULAT9R.-
1sTABLIsHkD IN 1885, 49,

ORDERS NOW REcETvEDAr
DEMPSEY OTOOLES, Engrayers And Sta
uoners, &c $40 Pa. =, bet 9Th aud 10Th sts
n. q. RLlCHENBAOH Piano Rooms
49s llth street, near Pa avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
IlT GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auotisnssrs, 4,.
u .d. Ne. S26, corner 7th and d streets.
RH hA0bE . GO. Auctioneers.i ......
~ = 299 PeunsylyaniA Ayenua.

PEREMPToRY SALE OF PINE CIoARs.
sM.k5s9 AND 0HIwiSG ToBAoGo. &c.
uJ US "a sATs hpA February g. at 10 O'Clock, At
Pine Cigars
1n gross ZINE Cut Chewing Tobacco 80.
A0lss. Virginia Smoking Tobacco,
% gross do, &C &c
Sale positive. NAGJE a OO
= Ieo ------ Aucti once
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
II To Al. PESsIoN OFFICE, July 18th, 1856

Application having been made under the act
June a lce' .9r the reissue Of tue f0lle wing d
been lost or DESTROYED otiee is hs1shy civ.
that st the date following the descr cription OF
NnnIAnt ? new certificate warrant Of like ten,
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E0LDEN sCUPPERNONG WINE
NJ OUk FINEST NATIvE WINE
Gold colsr. full. yet delicate flavor aud fra
gIsnoe, and less than half the cost of rted
Wine. HING PLACR.
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rrnn ASH laSIoN. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
rh om mo ayehue depot From cor Duke Henry
Local y st . sTSy So p n Throng6 Mail % ?. n.
". =. cI1 ENS General Superiptendent.
NO lU W. PHELPS General Manaeer
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Y FHIrE OPORTo PORT,
w t'Tesrs Of the Buoro,'D
Direct Importation.
ae2st NJ Kiny PIscs
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COnSressiOa alnl.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-In the
Senate, the supplemental bill was re-
sumed, and an amendment proposed
providing that at elections for dele
gates, vote of the people whether
they desired the Constitution, should
be taken. The amendment gave rise
to an earnest debate; the chief argu-
ment in its favor being that such vote
tavorlng convention would make it
constitutional. 1t was opposed prin-
clpally on account Of opening the
door to delay and iregularity in re-
storing the States to representation.
The debate indicated that the major
1ty considered early restoration vital
to the financial interests, and that it
was a matter too important for tech
nical trifiing. johnson doubted the
long existence Of q Government with
ten States out. Morton opposed al
lowing rebels to say whether they
desired convention. The amend
mcnt was defeated. Yeas, Messrs.
Cameron, Chandler, Drake, Ferry,
Fessenden, Fowler, Harlan, Howard,
Howe: Morgan, Morrill, of Maine,
Morrill, OF Vermont, Patterson of New
hampshire, Sumner, Thayer, Upton
and Wade-17; nays27. An amend
ment making a vote by closed ballot
constitutionally perpetual was argued
till executive session.
The House adjourned at half-past
II. No business done.
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HEINITSH'S CELEBRATED
GERMAN HORSE POWDER
For all Diseases to which a Horse is Liable.


FNtIE various diseases to which that no
4 bic and useful animal, the horse, is
subject, and the little knowledge that is
known OF them by farricrs and ignorant
ostlels, have occasioned many remedies 10
be offered to the public under different
forms, with high encomiums, and sane
toned by diSnitied names. Some of these
are injurious; others, at best, of little use.
and many entirely worthless. and do not
meet the want. A good medicine, free
| from objections cfthis kind, has long been
desired by many gentlemen who have va
iuable horsess sWe therefore offer the only
good medicine-the true "GE II NJ a n
HORSE POWDER, which has proved 50
efcacious in all the diseases 1t is pre-
pared from the original recipe Of Dr. Hei-
nitsh, of Germany It's extra rdinary vir-
| tues are attested to by thousands, and for
fifty years has stood, and stiD stands, first
! III the estimation OF all experienced farm
crs and agriculturists as the best medicine
for the horse. 1t is recommended for
horses foundered by eating to excess or
drinking cold water when heated, to such
as have symptoms OF Slanders or are cX-
posed to the infection by being with other
( horses, for Indigestion, distcmper, hide
bound, drowsiness, loss !Appctite, inward
sprains, debility wasting of flesh, sore
eyes, swclicd legs, grease, mango, surfcit
old coughs, for exhaustion from work II
carries off all foul humors, purities and
cools the blood, and prevents horses be-
coming stiff and foundcred Ii is stimu-
iu' for weak stomachs, and renders the
limbs and skin sofl and fine, giving
smooth coat to the hair. Ask for .'liei-
nitsh's German Horse Powder" Tor sale
by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
March
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Commissioners Sale.

Maria L. Bowers vs.. Susannah E. Bowers
VIM. G.. Bowers ct dl
DURSUANT to the order of the Court in
Il the above stated case will sell, be-
fore the Court House, on he first MON
DAY IN April next at II O'Clock. all that
LOT OF LAND situated in the city of Co
lumbia. bounded on the North by lot of
now, or lately, the property of A. c.
Squier; South by lot now the property of
John and William Shell; East by Sumter
Street, and West by Richardson street,
running through the square from East to
West 4l6 feet, and measuring on Richard
son street so feet inches
ALSO,
Another LOT in the said city of Colum-
bla, fronting on Gervais Cor Bridge) street:
bounded to the North by lot of T. W.
Berry, South by Bridge street, East by lot
OF Joe Taylor, and West by lot belonging
to estate of Sarah Brown, deceased
Terms of sale-So much cash as will paw
the costs Of suit and expenses of sale;
balance on three equal annual stalments,
secured by bond, with personal securities,
ana mortgage of premises sold. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
ID: =. DESAUSSURE, c. E. RI. /.
March 10 otd
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


New YORK, March 14-Noon.
Flour market 15625 better super
fine State $S.9O(01O.25; Southern
S1O.60@16.50. Wheat 3(a5c. better.
Corn excited and 3(04c. better-West-
ern mixed S1.15M1 IS. Pork dull
new mess 500. 5O(d22. 5611. Lard
qulet--barrels 12(0133s. Cotton
firmer, at 30(G3015 for middling up
lands
Z P. M.-Cotton frmer, but less
active under higher prices, with sales
of $500 bales, at 81. Flour quiet.
but advanced 2O025c Mixed West
ern corn $1.15(01.1S. Mess pork
500. S71:,. Gold 345G.
BALTIMORE, March 14.-Cotton
firmer, 2S(02Sls for strict middline.
Carolina rice dull, al 1O1aM1O31.
Wheat steady. Flour tirmer. Corn
active and higher-white $1.O4. Mess
pork S22.75. Whiskey in bond 3O(d
81.
CINcINNATI, March 14.-Flour firm
and unchanged. Cotton higher.
Mess pork $50. Bacon steady
shoulders 81; clear sides 1911. Corn
in sacks 76c
LoNDoN, March l4-Noon.-Con-
soils 9l'4. Bonds 74ls.
LIVERPOOL, March 74-Noon.
Cotton opens firm, with continued
activity. Sales 10000 bales; mid
ding nplands 1314d.; Orleans 1356d.
Manchester advices report an up
yard feeling. Good yarns advanced.
Corn advanced-3Ss. Cd.
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Fele@raph-
News Items.

BosToN, March 14.-The lower
House has passed the Constitutional
amendment.
LONDON, March 13-No more Fe-
man demonstrations reported.
Dispatches of the 14th state that
the tenian troubles modifedly CONT
nue.: The insurgents have refugeed
IN the Willow Mountains, where they
are perishing from cold.
BERLIN, March 13.-Herr Nun
chauzen has challenged Won Bis
marck, for words uttered in debate.
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w. T. WALTER.

Will SELL at his Mart, on TOMORROW
Saturday MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
Wardrobes, Bureaus, Safes, Chairs,
Bedstead, Meal Bin, Barrels and Bags,
Salt, Looking Glass, Hides,
And Showcase.
ALSO,
Flax Thread, Hooks and Eyes,
Buttons, Scarfs, Albums, Hose,
Drawers, Hats, Shoes, Gloves, Calico,
Pepper, Mustard, and variety of arti-
cIeS. sale without reserve. March Is
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-15
Auction Sales
'"e1"''e, Oranges, Lemons, Potatoes
BY A. r. PHILLIPS.

" ~ , - N''Jo', J<cHtOHS, OtUtOeS, &c.
BY A. R. PHILLIPS.
THIS (Friday) MORNING. at 10 o'clock T
will sell, at the new Brick Bnlldinp. on
Washington street,
sistinS of:
Mahogany Cane-seat Chairs.
Rocking Chairs, Card Tables,
Toilet Tables, Lounges, Bureau,
Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Washstands,
| Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machine
Looking Glasses, Clocks,
l Wool Carpet, l Brussels Carpet,
Sideboard, ! Cottage Sett, &c.
boxes Oranges, boxes Lemons.
lobbls. Irish Potatoes,
Cooking Stove, with Furniture
Also, Whiskey.
10 coils Chute Rope,
Dbl. prime Cider Vinegar.
Pieces heavy Plate Glass, 2xS feet.
Snndry articles of Dry Goods,
Double barrel Navy Revolver,
Single Horse Buggy and Double Sett
Harness,
Double-case Gold Lever Watch.
N. B.-Unlimited articles received on
morning OF sale. March Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08
THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY 8.

.gH.s4 Tl"L - Ia
THE Oath OF REa1sTRATroN.-!heioio "-
inc is the oath required to be taken 10 otuei y
register. let it be understood that persons
are not required to take the "test oath TO en-
able themsto register:
"I.--, do solemnly swear, or affirm, IN
the presence Of Almighty God. that am a
citizen of the State of - that | have re-
sided in the said State for - months next
preceding this day, and now reside in the coun-
ty of e, or parish of --, in said State,
as the case maybe that | am 81 years old ;
that [ have not been disfranchised for any par
tlcipation in any rebellion or civil war against
the United States, nor for felony committed
against the laws of any State or of the United
States that I have never been 8 member OF
any State Legislature, ner held any executive
or judicial Office in any State, and afterwards
engaged in instruction or rebellion against the
United States, and given aid and comfort to
the enemies thereof; that [ have never taken
an oath as a member of the Congress OF the
United States, or as an officer Of the United
States, or.as a member of any State Leglsla-
ture, or as an executive OF judicial officer OF
any State, 70 support the Constitution OF the
United States, and afterwards engaged in
insurrection or rebellion against the United
States, or given aid or comfort to the enemies
thereof; that / will faithfully support the
Constitution and obey the laws OF the United
States, and will, to the best Of my ability, en-
courage others so to do. So help me God.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-08
BY J. H. PARROTT-AUcT'NR.

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCrION.-By viz
II tue Of q decree of the Circuit Court for Al
exandria County, pronounced at the November
tiff, vs. Thomas Quirk's administrator, ct ais,
the undersigned, as Commissioners of Sale there
in named, will offer for sale at public auction,
in front of the Mayors Office, Alexandria, Va,
on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of May next, at
Frame Tenement thereon, situated on the Et$$Hf
east side Of Fairfax street, Alexandria, Va, at
the north line Of William D~evaughn's lot, and
running thence east parallel to Princess street
90 feet; thence north "a feet, more or less
thence west 90 feet; thence south to the begin
ming.
TERMs.-One-fourth to be paid in cash, and
the residue in three equal instalments at 6, II,
and Is months, with interest from the day OF
sale. the bonds of tn purchaser to be taken for
the deferred pa ments, with security, and the IT,
title retained until the purchase money is paid.
APP 17.2awts GEO w. BRENT, Com.