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Pds-rh, SALE OF TLii; PLANTATION EiJ.
itss IL without Drcct.t II iis i:s.c.y :Ic world
ihero 10 nu secrc IL thn .:c.. T..cy y. tie
mers eiseS. seaSihcill:, .ca!tl.-ee;oI,r nvsr ',.
covered II requires bu; c!n2o :!, TO E.,.cra:a:d
;nis Their rrrlty s.iwsys ht relied uya. T:.ey
ase Composed OF tie oeieGri:cd C.i.ya pr i;:s:a n.
EarI, Ds:aclei'. c.amnine f!ow,7a Ll.,.;c,
Flowers Ni::"i'rrcn. AE!Ie. clpse;pa,a. O:ss.pce,
EEhEG-gac. CArsway. CarisaLcr ,i,-.icsct
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, August 5.-CorToS-A fair dc,naul Inns cx.
iscd to-day between two brokers; Factors Offering
nsry tarlhES anu arc generally refusing quotations.
To1ays sars, however. have hce made on q basis oc
.3,sa-c for low ntildling. Sales l50 bales
hioSErAnr AND ttSAScLaL-Thr market for Coin and
Exchange continues la ind dnli aud without Cjannr
We continue to quote:
Gold lI0aiil.
SerlInS-sixty days la0 anu sight I5l
New York Sight y premium checking, uud par TO .;
premium buying outside " - " 81
New Orleans Sght par buying, and 4 premium check
ing. % ~ ~C'
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COMMERCIAL.
The charlcston Cotton ,Iarxc,.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS, ,
CHARLESToS Friday Evening. August .. 1867.
Buyers appearing ndisoscd 10 operate. except at lowe,
rates. the day passed with only Bac Of II ba,rs ut pie
q b. Tho market being unsettled quotations cannot h,
given reliably, and omitted
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CAI.2p.

,,., Mis with iesnKb Of Pride Ar-csn rru:s.,,,.
:ht We pnM;aa the following tr:!iuv mis- ybian h
baeR secsivei by ua rysruII::; '' '''sH EsTo
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LoEpcs. J,uu.y1.. lE5f

Jdr,ei R. W.Alf, Etq.: " ~
Alf DEAE Blu: haTo great pleasure In asS:- youto
convey 10 McssFF. Chfckerng Tho expro sson or nv
Ehest approval OF their inBtrumoni, II in con ,dcr
not mrrely tho best instrument nf Anoricsn
ure thet have tsica. but Of tho iest GRIND Plane
iorcs tha has ever under my observation. ana
int Acs9rs ChicketiuH muy Tell bo proud Of having
turned ont from their ranufacto.y nn iustrInept
HhC4 LOT touch, quality, I,ower aI,i work.asnsntr n
WOULD be very diAeu to srrpasa In any Part Of tho
DcI7 cir. very sincerely yorrs,
CuAS. D. OOLLkRD
Etrsa Of oo,srd Il cclArd P.anoorts &anufscu.srs.
London. '''
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Z. ll,.-iSEn...y.

"A Gn':c W.; ci Et- r--:.c;,:;. :g.s IA fr: loci:
fToE SIIra:J."
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
AT ORANGEnURa e. =,

f'Hls PAPER CRGULATEs THROUGHOUT THR
middle portion OF the Btsto, ara offcrs Tho bes
ee 'oF AuSeruporH Fobruar3 2s
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IClrrssran,Encc nf Lsr .innrur, ac r..,..ys.s,
conn'Snccs peg south CaronI ;.rifroud,
August %.

l5U bales Cotton, 2Ga tacs Mdzc. 253 hags Wheat dG
Days iran, II! hbls Naval SOr T. 10 cars tuubrr and
Wood %c 10 street liro & Co. ls.llroad Agent Co,rtr
nay Trenholm, J. l'intt Kobiuson Il CO, Utsry K
Kenyon, lIotiann rns, q T. Pritcictt q Iil,nnn n
Rodgers Go. lsuvcnri X Cn, Gracscr Icr Smith Go
J kirkratrick. q " Williams X Co. j q Nlilnur 4
o. h,ni'. Mnhb x Co. Johnston. CrewA u Co, II Kuck 4
~clilDl, E!,ant,h * Mnllonrc. 1850
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...lSS0---X. &c.

ce7 arc cFprcliy roco,ni.; en!c! To c!c-3ac:; yfh
l!esPeascr, aid m0rsoms Of literary .bI.s ard rt Jan
'sry life, who require Il 60 dycpi.ou relish 10. oi
aud clear ntiai i.cItts.
Dc'!c,.c females aid weak Ic,snaa aa ees. 10 !r.
In tnsso Bi:'tFs what ney have Ian, To- sca i2r.
TIE" purify. sirsnrtioa sad !uy.sD...ts.
The.' create hralthy appetite.
They nre ;nlilo:n TO r.:an... CT wais. a,, t!.s
They overcome ELECTS Of Dissipation III, lac hrpr.
They strengthen tho syr,.;u scd en!Iyr.l tiie r!
They prevent rn:.sn,.:.c ant, intru.i:,en: teys!r.
They puffy the breath aud a:iGay ot tra a.on,acb.
They Gu.n pysirpsia L,ih Goi,i;irach.
They cure rGrrlea t'iiulera ::,i ChocI. sIn.;,a9.
Thry cure Liver Complain: a::d ,ir.sont Gca:a.hc
Thcy a:e t!!e hes. nlt.cFs la :i.G wcra. Ihry aate
Er weak iasn Etrcng aud U=.:';i:sd Eat-.'s rr:
rastcrer.
The fC!so.:inR O:u:,ns aaa ,iapIa;!e r..4l.ca. IN
Gc .tc!i at cur Office.
Letter Of Rev. l. f. CniaE Gnpia. 81 tl.u Io7.h .Sew
York Regiment:
MAN AcaviA GrcJ.R. Ma-rli i;!:. Igda.
oTinS:o tie G:eat rspoaaEo ad iG:s.5.c dccomI
don aor tho bs;:!e of Ant1tan ws u;,ur.y r.o. .,.
cd ard worry Gfk A!y s.ol.acb would not rt;u lf:,l
eio. An article callsd Plantation Eicrs prepared hy
DR.. pitEE, Of New York, was prescribed to sIyo r,e
e:rongu and appetite. 10 my great surprise ihcy
ss7o mo Immediate relief Two bottles almos, allowed
mo 70 joln my regiment. Z. IhAvo ancn scen
heG ured N nsny cases snd freo 20 eay 70. hes
pital OF private pnrpuses know o! Ecng lite them.
Her. T. :. CRANE. C.l7ai.in.
Letter from the Rev. u. L. tii,R ST. uiairs1lo "a
GEisIIiiES:-ina uero HIND osough, on iUrr,er 90.
cason. 70 Gotd mo half do51en bo:iog OF Plantation
Dttors for IS 60. My vile having derived 90 mis-.
benefit from the OF ;here Eitorr dGsIrs .rr 10
continue then ard yon will piasso Eo.a j, * eet.icp
moro for tile money encIosad.
lam, very traly, 80 .rs
Me- GiiDs, rso:or Ger. ,sei cAufsn,
aoIlnIrE! noaE. surxns:;efsnEl1's osytorl
CfaonNh7i onIo Jan. 10Th. ISIS.
lI.ge given your Plantation D.t.c:B EuudrcGs q
our noho solt"sd who .op here, lesa d.ssned
from ysroua n16rS, End ths e:tect Ia Ira.Tco., :nd
gratifying.
such preparation this IN heartily Wish in evc-g
family, In every hospital aat at hand every ha.:r
neld. @. ". d. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
Dr.. ". a. CEiLDs. Surgeon Uf ih5 Yea.h Vernon. 10.
gimont, "ri:es:-I wish ivory soldier h.a bo.uo OF
Plantation Bitters Thoy ,ha nius. ELECTIVE pr.
tOct, and hLrness tonic oyor uaed."
WAsHISaroN. D. O., Aay 23d, 1905
aEETLzNEg:-We require another supply Of 5sur
Plantation Bi,ters. tho popularity wId, dsliy In.
crnascs with the gucsls CT our house,
Respectfully
SYKES CHADWICK l. 60.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
DO sure that every bottle bears tie facsirnlo of orr
signature on steel plato liable, with our private stamp
over tho cork.
=. H. DRAKE s. CO.,
Nc, ?aBROADwAY. NY.
Sold by ali respectable Drug ys,. Physicians Groccrs
Saloons and country Hocl.dca crs.
april ~ ulsinlyr
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LONDON, Angus. "a. laC6.

JamG A. EtiR. Esq.,: -''"
NY DEAn bin: An you going back to tho Uni. !, q
gates mnet bsg you to remember me kindly 10 tS.
Mchsfs. cLicierEE. Tell them waa Delighted st,S
tnor ofaha Plsnoorietis good ia.trsIrsnt ;a;rI
G. Eaf erer irrHsi ca, dota IN tcacA ardryL ~
Tirhng you, &C., rnmAin uver,t Ily
~, II. +. GROnDHO3D
Firm Of I. Broadwood d Bons, Pihnoforto Yd.Dn,r,
Jurors. London. "naah"'o-
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
bo unequailel by that OF my other In tho
valley OF SatOga Its virtues such have secured
IL tho high GIc0niiims OF all who have used It, possess
@ us It docs III an eminent degree cathurtic diuret,c
Alternative hnh ionic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ. D., Professor
iraetre OF Physc. Jefferson Medical College, Phill-
depliu, furn:crly OF Charleston S. q.
PHILADELPHIA, November H. l6;5 :.
have been for n year past In tho habit OF
taking the wafer of tho "Excelsior Spring OF Saratoa
Accustomed during the great portion of my invalid lie
10 se tho different waters OF the several fountains which
Doll up along that rcnar kable valley, dependent indeed
upon tiem Tor ilr of tho comfort CujDy nm satIs.
ned That tho Excelsior Water well adapted ps any
0thr among tloIn II not so to tho purposes for
Which they are generally employed. II Is very agreeable
sron2 lprInacd with Tho clrbonic acid, lively and
Sparkling. cln heartily and conscicntiol,s,y
recommend II to all WIN need gcnto cnthnrtic and
diurctic SAMUEL, HENpS DICKSnN sT n ~
Tho Water In put up in Pint and Quart bottlcs aul
packed III 6oo order for shipping, Pnts boxes OF
tour uoscn eac and Quarts In Of dozen each
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PHU.ApELrmA, 10th Month. 18th Day, 1852.
RESPECTED tnIE.!D:---My daughter h6a Dpsn rnueb
benefited by tho nso of thy plststlon Differs Thou
wilt seEd mo two bcttles moro.
Thy friend, ABA cURRlN.
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GuE"rmAN rvsrsmossor,s,
Rsceissa during na month Of t,,y, ,sco

L'scesSe" curing Tie month Of august, 1868.
,rrss,. n,,,r Lo:'Dos, July nj Ig67
:, hfssni. onioEERnid {: soss-tien;a: tIsJe much
pSasuro ~ eo.oainG document ni.itd by tho nrst
M Useah, TiusichnH and professors In uropc heG
yot ranGh in eGch high estimation tr:fe M ccrt
o uaa iet II my dry to tate cf thea, with mo
,reih 10 sseeriain tho opinion OF my professional
n oto.ueen Ihe enclosed certificate will nroyc hoN
snanimons they havo been tho subject Scy 70
Ct tre 6slnc t!ine. letter recrrod from nv
FRIEND Mr.. Collard, which an eure must h" ora,fS
INK 70 you, ~ '"'' w sfaaiS'
have the honor to be. gentlemen yours very truly
JAMES II. TEnLi.
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Passengers

t'N6scH-.ccS.
Fer steamer rilot' boy, from Savannah via Ec,ue,,y
Hilton iltid. &c-W II Fnncy, L IL CUicoss iss lint
so, Dr Jenkins, linutni Rev air Eiiutt II y Du.
iSy q Wa,er.ousc. } q Randall aud lady, Master ID j
Burns. ' - q
Per steamer ST Helena. iron, Georgetown C-Mrs
scott, = Moncrien, W Middleton EG IIunc Mrs Mid.
uleton, n'irsn and child, II " 1ilton unl ~ trck
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TlIALBERG,

consider ChiekerIng Soma planoF bsyond mrs,
pariaon, the bost have over seon In America.
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JoHN II. SydAN, formerly Confederate Pc ;tmas.
Te-as, July 4. - -
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1afponrAsT otitTteIn,rp,

ktftOfk1hkSI
RocHksrgn. u. Y, December %, 1901
meN:a T. il. DRAKE / COL hayo bosu great Huf.
eTer from Dyspepsia for throo ycare Ard had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried tho plsniasto Bittors and 10 my great Joy
no| nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cisrv srd "a far know, nlwaya With signal
beneht am, respectfully You're,
EeY. J. Il, CATIIORN.
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LoSpoH, July 20. lsc5.

A.,trt Chiekerin1 q .Sonr: ~ -''''
dESTs havo inst heen invited By Me.srs ccII,r In
Try Grand piano.forte manufactured hy Won mi r
hsre no hesitation In cnuossug tho rpnio, 81, my ola
friend, Air. O. d. Collnrl. That Ii 10 tue iuest IN
s!runientI ever plsyed on. "
Believe me, gentlemen, m0st faithfully yourr,
J. l. HATTON.
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Te'noaid from The nost diIsinoi.ed Artist, in y.,s,,
to U.irrf Chiektriap q Sos.:

7t'ftoaid from The o,t diriin1used Artist, in y,,s,,
TO 1.i1f. Chiektriap d Soa.:
LONDON, July 25 1906.
Having played upon Plano.forte mado by AIessrs.
on1csering Sons, OF Boston and Now YORK, l have
nncl pioasure In tes,Iiyng to itB general eIco.neo
For aweetness and hrilliatIcy OF tone. iocaoy Of
to!ch and msgllacent power for coucert purposes I
consideE It really GnAsD rrASo.FonTE AND Dscipsn-
Lr TIE Brsr HAVE REEa OF AMERIuAs ,J,sur, orrn
ARhBEI.l.A GUDDAHD. iGIULO KEGOSUI
a.. a.. OnDOlsNE tALfhED JAELL
W. KUuE LINDSAY SLDpEH,
JULES bESEDlCT. ~. SlOSolIEIES,
NJ. ". DhLtE. Prof of C5nksevsto, u. ", .
CuAS HALLE. LcltZg " ''e
ERISLEY RICHARDS. iS ANrIIlti; OUi-,,pr
HENE & rAYaNnEh ptrecto: Of Scntsy DON.
sfDHEf saiiih. co:ta LrhLou.
Among tho chtef points OF e1celler ca Of .h, c,k,,
Ing Pianos, OF Thch BpeaI the nn art,ss en- tir
conEratstory tesIinonias to tho Aas,rs Chictssitg
aTe tho Gre.eat possible depth rtcness an Volume of
tone combined With rIrv prilliaucy cIp. .ell,,a Az
Perfect e'snIsas h:oug,ut tho entra scaie; ar d,
a5oTc all Bnrprlsug dr ration nf sound tho p,1ra Nc,
Lymi athletic quality OF WHICH never clrn,yea i,ds ~ ~.
most delicate or powerful. touch 10
During the past forty three Scars this firm hys m,np
setured ~ t"Anu-
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I?oISI CALENDAR.
CORRECTED wEErLY.

- rtIAsEs AIuOS.
First Q. 7th, In. AIM. morn last e. md H. non cvcp
ful A. l5lli, Ill. aOn New Al 2ail 7l, AZ ,n,,,
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o. wS warm western a. c good do nj sic Jersey aud
@ rah Enrope and tho limited receipts OF choice llice uu
ncr sESsui''iso deaud. Prices have advanced saic
Tho rales are l5o.00o bushels unso,nd ut sIai oo
Ip at ~ o9a1 y; kiln dried ut 81 Uy; western
white nj 81 IL. " 80 WV
,i p1vsIoSs-Tlc c, Pork urkc. has bccn moderately nc
WV ~ W lowcr ratcs. but closes with more s,catcRs
nc tars. cash and regular, 400 bbls -? T5aa3u5
ecfis selling In small lots at former rntca Sales of
nu Dos ut S1a:5 for plain Mess and s23,27 30 for
Cnt meats dull Sales of TO- 600 ibs light bellies. In
bulk, at llair.
l,icun Is without activity
Lard - held at about former 5urrs but there il very
Sal and tirrccn al Io, nIa,c for NoI Ia,:
kettle rendered., ' w p'''' s''"i a"'
coiTEE-:o is in tnir demand AMI steady U,l,cr
kinds arr nmy lcl,i hni are quiet We uI.n,c ns "I
low ,oMS In1. prime, lh'nl9c; liio good l7al7!:c Rio
,MaI,.eaib" II !nlS!c Ia;.ay., ITasc ~ Dnal:no
r, % mo- ia,r To E"od rTirgocs, 1jalTc Hio do..
CoiIoN-Ihern is. as lrH reported e vory arm mar.
ar. % ,r;,,n ,' @ "i ",anls arc mol changed while Is
extent. Tho demand II moi X, .ou,, Ne aro,n ~,
~, la.oc for midlng upalds ard 3Uno,,c ior do New
AY-Tilc arrivals continue liscral nr prices have
gwhMaia ~ tendency .aics IT s5agUc for shipping and
II 2'iSi 20 for retail lots. "
Correspondence If Tie ,anrnm oS csmmcrec1
HAvA"A July al.-My last i,Icns Of sr,gnr moi ouit.
~ VI CODletlliuI, tor HE acquisition
ol gwen stocks TOR the markets ly p,rcl,s,r. nm,
t,' nave Been HE consequence at Si to . r1Is ,rr
a:!d the market IirnI. - - ~ -
IN other articles Of produce have only to confirm
my nolcS lty the steamship Philn,irphi,
Fitch pnc-stOck light in yarl; s2innt; p,r n tcc s
'hr oox siinoEs-Sacs nj :ai rils each Empty hnIs
eci' III other articles oi this lic no change
while stocks nrc exceeding demand for s crup and ib
Ssasup. " ~ w "i'" '"o
Frcishs tlyisrt.
E%cl,alGcs-Adyerse 10 our keeping heavy piorE -,
go on natal London quick tU days Bcrliiig at fT,a
si, Hsiu,h VIII procabiy PASS ~ per cent. United
S'hca-Ncw YORK. &c, currency ut 2j Discount co tnys
srrilns; do gold do 4,in5; sight GaG't premium.
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$4,000 PIANOS,

~ the construction Of which they hsyn introduced ey,v
gao%n aud valuable improyoment. They have ipyar,s.
by tesn selected aud uscd by oil OF tho -vorI,s CO.
knooodotd Breat artstU who have vI.ed tie count-y
professionally, 10th f6r private and public use.
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iLn,SyA.. March II, lSiI.
llnvc used GAILT[ila:'si pJ.S In !urly c;Is..sG
i'lilis AMI Fewer. with l'crcU; rCc.a They
best Fever nilt hguc rlIl put eu.
4. II. FAM.
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MOSrGrNfIiSi.s July =. 1865.
ncSSEs El.UST & IAIf:--tiIa I haze uSCL yuri
HallLGliAS'S PILLS ,nl two uciniis Ipr Cl#
Fever AMI En'l thai they effect ;at they ncn.
ci To du. They are ihn cs. ior iir sli.casc III
have ever trirC. consider t pei cciiy rrlill,c.
Respectfully. DAS'L SASRE.
urarl Se.. Grand Lodge oi I. y. NJ. ur AlaLa,a.
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MISGE!. lEl E1uS,

From inpMAsJ. JurGis,irr :;rurc me Court.
nave used iGali.lGilAN'SiIi.:; Oh niY ulan,ann
mf rcScr AMI A:ur Hni ini Ia al Tint il CLAIMED Tor
"sm. TlitDS. J. JUDGE.
Montgomery. Ala, Scptcn,hel ISIS
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s. T....1SB0....X.

h.ethc- Tondt.irl ingredient, OF pys1t rs, nr,onu
tee Spanish ladies' Of sout Ainoric innrsstus esuty
10 tl,e complexion md broncy to tho Mind IL yct I'M
tnown 20 TO o. tho world and yc Withhold
la Da:ro for the pre3pat,
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h:tCrE, ipta IL, I%ii..
one hoN Of GAlLltilIASS PiS cnrc'I ne rrf I,cI.!
~ !hllS AMI Fever. They ara. hr:'. ,l;rnn
tAIis and Fever ever sa. 1 lkfNaIiISOS
Clerk super ur t'ulirt,Iurt4' caunIy, tia.
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LOVES CnrSTr. Alabama.
HalLitiitaNS FEVER hShGUE PILLS will &c.
They Gccdcrlly thu best iue.u, io- t;hil;a nd =.
VIC: ever gave. wond mol kitIuu, them fnr ii,,
u!ncS iir price. j. y. GRAHAM.
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suxr.AN HoUsE. Guro.ao, ILL.,,

February IL, 1869. /
GEssT3 y. II. DRAKE & En:-Please Eonu .is auo,ber
Twelve caoss Of yonr Plantation D!tteys IA monu1
appetizer, thsy appear 10 havo Huporsedod eyoryno
else and ars grcatly esteemed
Yours, &C, GAGE n WAITE
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PLASTER.
~ ROU n d p l. A 3 II f. K &.

F. D. Alfhhk' No. g. KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, FA.,
Importer Wholesale and Retail 11@I1 psaer M N
CHINA, GLASS AND EAKIH EN- " 49,
Is now receiving his fall stock Of goods, con
sisting of Blue Edge and White Granite OF
French China Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, sc.
Gold Band and Decorated Tea Sets, Vases,
Mugs, Toilet Sets, &c.
French Cut Glassware, in sets and by the uo"'
Bohemian Glassware in great variety.
Tea Trays in sets and sngly.
| Also Tin Chamber Sets, Coal oil Lamps,
| Chimneys, Shades, &c. ,
| Crockery Store, to which he invites the atten-
ton of country merchants and dealers generally,
| As he is satisfied he can supply them with goods
| in his line as cheap or cheaper than they can
buy them farther North sep lo-eo3m
|P1ASos p1ANosrr
VICTOR BECKER, e,un,,pn
| no. 6l, NORTH WASHINGTON STREEl'
CORNER OF QUEES,l
" II 'y5iI PIANOS AND MELODEON5
Knabe s. Co.'S. Unsurpassed Pianos.
Voses Celebrated -..
| Second hand Pianos--very low.
Reed Organs for PaTlors and Churches
| Tern1s to suit the times and every instrument
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
and repaired. -
Persons in the country wishing TO have their
Pianos tuned or repaired can make erT94ge- 1{e
ments by addressing, VICTOR BEChEoh'
Aiaxandria, Va. sep 13
TOR ALE.-A number OF LOTS Of
| It. GROUND, containing about acre eacn, To-
Gated at the intersection of West and Oronoco
streets which will be sold at low prices and upon
reasonable terms Apply to D. l.. SMOOI, At
torney at Law, No. 8, south Royal street. Alex
sndria, Va. - sep III
pIRD SEED.
Just received 300 lbs
BIRD SEED,
which will retail at l5c per ID;
| sup a2m 2O4, King st.
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Gov McMullin moved that the further con-
sideration of the elections be postponed at
present.
| Mr.. Trigg stated that he was authorized to
withdraw the name of Mr.. Joseph Il. Kent.
Mr.. Kent nor his friends knew nothing OF the
intention of the military to interfere, and since
it had been done they would have nothing more
to 90 with the election
The vote on Gov McMullin's motion was
taken and the motion lost.
Mr. ,lioge, Of Mont gomery, urged quies-
cent course, and moved that the election be
postponed till the order of the War Depart
ment be rescinded @
MIR. johnson, of Bedford, though the meet
ing had better adjourn until some specified day,
and that d committee be appointed to confer
with the War Department, and secure an ac-
cOmmodatlon.
Mr.. Goode, of Norfolk, concurred with the
views of Mr.. johnson.
On motion of Mr.. Sheffey, the meeting re-
solved to suspend the election of all officers tor
the present.
Mr.. Goode moved that committee of five
be appointed to confer with the War Depart
ment in relation to the order prohibiting the
election of President, to report to an adjourn
ed meeting of the stockholders, to convene on
the second Tuesday in November.
| The Chair announced the committee as iol-
lows: j. I. johnson, Charles NJ. Blacktord,
John f. Slaughter, G. g. Walker and Il. W.
| Hughes "
A motion was made and passed that if the
committee fnd that the company will be per-
mitted to proceed with their business and elect
their officers, they publish the fact in the
| papers.
| Mr.. Branch moved that the fiscal year OF the
company commence on the lst OF September,
and on the 3lst of August. Passed
| Col Owen, President Of the road stated
that he had not desired to be reelected, and
that he would occupy the place only till the
difficulty with the government conld be ad-
| justed.
| Mr. Wallace moved that The meeting, when
it adjourn, adjourn till the second Tuesday OF
November Adopted.
Col. Withers submitted the following resolu-
ton: Lt
Resolved, That this meeting hereby enter
its earnest protest against the interference OF
the military authorities of the United States
IN preventing BY their order to-day the election
OF President of this company.
| After long discussion the motion was sub
mitted to the meeting, and passed only with
one dissenting voice, to.wit Col McMullln.
| On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
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SS ARNOLD & FIELD, 50
ERCHANT TAILO RS,
Have removed from No. 60 to No. S3 k'hs
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call rom
their friends, or any one in want OF sult OF
good clothes. We have on hand and are re-
ceving good line of
CL0THS, CASSIMERES, FESTl NiS,
LINENS sc,
which we will make to order vary low, Tor The
next two months, especially, ..
We propose to continue our ,>.,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,
GENTS FURNISHING DEPAkTME ENI'
where You will always find the latest styles
We will furnish
w IL n + s II T 5,
as cheap rs they can be had ut retail III fhilH,
deiphia Warranted to fit and wear we'll Cal
and see us, at No. SO. King ST., 3 door. west OF
Rovsl, aug l--tf
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-s.s., THE STEAMER KEN EBEC,

DOR BALTIMORE.
ua0 Janzs snEA 4 HARrrn, An DohU HAVING IN gt re-,
ceived a new boiler. and been thoroughly reft-
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 40 clock, p m
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning, will leave AlexsEdrla every
WEDNESDAY MORNING. al O'Clock
nss-All way freight must be prepaid
gass~ For freight and passage apply to
NH 5--lOm g. WHEAT, Agent