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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10

[ LINTON PLACE HOUSE, ON THE EUROPEAN
- plan 7s5 Broadway corner Eighth street. and No elm
at moderate rates OWENS A 1iERBERf.
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1.-TWO GENTLEMEN AND WIVES DESIRE TWO PLEA.
SAINT Rooms with Board for ladies opy bur those
living quiet and retired need app where there other
boarers preercd location must be between Sixteenth and
Twenty eighth streets and Lexington and Sixth
wonid take Floor through, without board cooking win
be DONE Address EASTERN, station q.
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90 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
- - ard sixth ayenusE-Entre Seeoud Floor, suite
separate with Board; also third story trout Rooms Single
eatL al gentlemen.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST UF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston. September o.
vrssxLs urDrR 100 TONS. AND srnAMERs COATING
WITHIN THR STATE ExCBPzKD.
STEAMSHIPS
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adgers wharf,
for New York, loadinR-James Adger 20.
Sea Gull, GIG tone, Dutton, at Union Wbarvee, LOT
Baltimore, loading-Courtenay trenholm.
BARKS.
G W Dodge $50 TONS Munroe, at Union wbari,
from Philadelphia, discharging-H Baker q
vineo rBr), 4ss tons, Halliday. at vanderhorst's
wharf, from Liverpool. discharging- -RaTenei q
BRIGs.
Bella Dolores SPAN, - tons, Durall q. Brown 4
Cos wharf, from Natanzas, waihng-WP r bail
Josie Degereaux, 425 tons, Clark, at Marshalls
wharf, for Boston, loadngT-M Goldsmith Son.
N Roosevelt, 235 tons, In the Stream, for Boston,
ready-Risley b Creighton.
Courier (Brl 200 tons Evans, at tVa1derhorss wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-Ravenel Co.
Lady Perie (Bil $50 toms Patterson. in the Stream,
from Salt River, Jam, waiting-J A Enslow q GO.
sCHOoNRRs.
Meneva, I'll tons. DIssoeway, IN Ashley Hiver' for
New York, loading-Risley b Creighton.
Weponab. 80 TONS Mitchell, In the Stream, for Bal
timore, ready-Risley Creighton.
Lilly. 40 tons, HuRhes at e Rihroad wharf, for
Ne- York. loading-W Roach.
Mary STOW, 100 tons, Ransin at Kerrs wharf, from
New York, discharging-W Roach Co.
Nancy Smith, AL tons Boyd. at Adg.r's wharf, from
New York, disch'rging-W Roach 90.
n Richards, - tons. Irving, ut Yenntng's wharf,
for Georgetown. 8 O. ready-Uaster:
" Jones, - tons. Line a! Narsbans wharf, for
Fernandins. ready-W Roach b Co.
Dexter Washburne, 27s tons, Munro, IN Ashley hiVer
from Rockport, Me, dischargiug--Clney l. Co.
yiroinis Dare. - tons, johnson. OF Brown Co.'S
wharf. from Yorktown, Va, dischargins-~est q
Jones.
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superne TO choice white Western IS 6Oa7 20; soutn-
ern quiet: common to choice extra s6 Sail. wheat
1a2c better; white Southern 81 65. Corn opened Ac
better; closed dull and dropping; mixed western
81 1ea1 20. Mess beef steady. Mess pork active az
ssOx. Lard steady. whiskey 81 11a1 IL. Groceries
and naval stores quiet. Governments steady. '62s
2OZ. southerns dall Money closed rather easy at
7c. Sterling sX. Gold closed at s5t4. Stocks un'
settled.
pAruaoRE, September &C Cotton dull and
tends down. Flour quiet; low grades firm. Wheat
unchanged; receipts small. Corn advanced; 81 %
al Is. Oats So. Bye unchanged Mess pork sSs
5oasl. Bacon, shoulders 1870. Wbiskey 81 12H
al IS.
%, CINCINNATI September 9.-Whiskey steady ct
81 o. Provisions duh and unchanged, with little
demand Bacon, shoulders l51<c; clear sides 1910.
LOUISVILLE. September s.'-Tobacco active.
Provisions quiet Mess pork ssS 25. Bacon aud
whiskey unchanged.
F WrLnsaroS, September 9.-spirits turpentine
advanced Xc at 49, Rosin stesdy Of u 81 o 10
Crude turpentine unchanged. Tar &c higner 81
% 80. Low middling cotton SlsS1Kc.
AUGUSTA, September s-Coton, market declining
and money very tight; cotton IS coming in freely
and planters anxious TO realize; sales 2Vo oaes
receipts S75 bales; niddling SOC.
SAVANNAH, September s-Receipts OF cotton 1865
bales; exports 1453 bsles; market quiet; middling
31Kc.
NOZZLE, September s.-Cotton, sales 80 bales,
closed dull; low middling 29HsSOc; receipts A
bales; exports 122 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September Cotton, supply very
hoht: Gales lis bales; niddllng 81 a3lxc; receipts
Al bales Sugar scarce ut 1lal4hc. Molasses un
changed. Gold 3sX. Sterling As. New York sight
exchange HaHc discount
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.sosqaassaeaakLEsToa MARKET.

1Po1 TIE WXlx EKDmo THUR6DAY, 6EPT. y, 1865.
TIE Caops.-The information received since the 1st
inst om the cotton region outside Of Carolina and
4aeorEia has bean Of character to indicate full
Yield Of the staple but the states above mentioned
the intelligence reference to the destructive
Hon Of rust has been steadily accumulating. and the
injury from this carse has been extensive in both
South Carolina and Georgia, amounting in some
cases to loss Of one.third to onefourth the crop
The caterpillar on the sea islands has shown in
creased activity. and in some sections promises to
.3s.sen The crop fully one-half.
Tne rice crop fs being rapidly harvested and gene
rally promising well. Planters over much OF this
STATE expect 10 plant freely Of small grain in order
20 lessan the injury arising from the partial fail
ure Of the corn crop
THH COTTON NARKEr.-With increasing arrivals
Of the new CROP the market for this article exhibit
ed less frmness and towards the close prices had
N easier sendepcy The staple in the English market
which opened al tstSd improved TO lsxdaisNd. but
sines declined to 1SXd; st New York this rates
began at $50 p ib, but have since rcceded to S4ao
and in this market middlings which opened OF S2&@
:sse. fsl on TO S7cB b. and closed yesterday nomi-
nal wisS buyers Offering Sic p ib for this grade.
me aspes. OF ,he Liverpool and New York markets
1rfnc6Our l1GI IepOEs aAS Oeeu ID ou Weu-
,,ssass. sepse1nssriss, the former was shade hrm
s.s usleseeoo baiea, uplands Iahd; the latter was
4fm. ssiss 900 bales, al s5c. On Thursday, the I'd
instils DE. idrmer was active, sales 1900 bales.
npinds isNd the lattsr was quiet and steady. sales
aoe ps1ssr 81 $50. On Friday. the Sd. the former
vsss shide rmer, sales 10 oos bales. uplands 1sk
AIs,ld: hs latter .E,s firm sales 500 bales. ss =s6e
S ssturaay the lih. ths fur1per was anu upiands
isXd. ssies eooo bales; the litter vas arm, sales
eOiS6lSs. s.sse On Monday the6f,, the former
rssdSnaaa dscipeG dbl,pds51sx@lsxd. d..sales
Noea lilss; the astefwas quiet and droopine sales
800 haisa, at s5c. On ussdsy the former was dull,
SpiirdGlsHo. sales 5000 bales; thslader ks phade
lowsr. sele sou bales. ass4xc. On Wednesday the
1erer vas duh, upaands i'Sd. sales 1000 bales; the
latter fully Nc lower sales SEQ bales, ct SAKE,
HsstdsdAStnere were no dispatches received from
3hs former; the latter was duland weak at SAKE.
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IN Il. RE- H A us

nR. X C h us
LDEN RENE IEs.
ASK FOR NO OTBHR, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
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whether from mercury or other causes; gives imnne
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have thousands Of Certificates proving the miracu-
lous cures effected by these kemedies. Price Of
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DIV. peasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
ragementa, accompanied with full directions. Price
DR.. RiCHAU'5 GOLDEN ELIXlR D'AMoUR, q
radical cure for Nervous General Debility, IN old
or young; inparting energy with wonderful effect.
Price s5 per bottle, or two bottles for &c.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shipped
to any place Prompt attention paid to all cores
dente. None genuine without the name Of "Dr.
RICHAU's GOLDEN REMEDIES, D. B. RICHARDS,
Sole Proprietor" blown In glass oi bottles.
Address D. B. RICHARDS.
No. 22S Varick-street, New York.
ONCE Hours from 9 A. N. to9P.M.
Circulars sent. ~ July
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OFFICLdB.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnce at
charleston, for the xerh ending SEPTEMBER g.
1869, and printed officially IL THE DAILY News, as
the newspaper having the largest circulation IN
the City Of Charleston.
H%Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
ra- ONCE hours from A. Ii. to P. N. On Sun
days, from to 6 P. NJ.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, September 9.-.sugar closed firm ane
unchanged, but operations were limited. owing to
the scarcity of qualities demanded for shipment.
DOMESTIC MARKETS. p
Ngw YORK, September e-Noon- Stocks irregu
lar and fsYerish Money sharp at &c. Sterling sK
Gold s5,< Cotton lower; uplands 34c. Turpen'
tine steady at 42c. Rosin firm.
Evening Cotton fully &c lower; sales 1900 bales
a. sIc. Flour, good grades declining; medium and
eommon stesdy; Fuperfne to fancy State IS s5a7;
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Hyron and HIS s1steT.

-i-l - va..r.-.
77.on,h the day Of my destiny's over.
And the 0 " of my tate hath declined,
Ihy ssft heart refused to discover a.s. 80.
The faults which 90 many could hnd;
TsourS thy soul with my grief wss aequsInted,
II enrunf MOTTO share 1t with me,
And the love which my spirit hath painted,
It never hath fund bu in thee.
Tnoush human. thou didst not deceive me;
though woman thou didst not forsafe;
hThoudt loyed, thou forborest to grfevs me;
Though siandersd, thou never oonld'st snake,
rhourh trusted. thou didst not dfsclatm me; Fl,
sSafhough PARED. It was not 70 NY;
9hnuph wztchful, It was not to deiaEe me,
nor muta that the world might belle.
From the wreck of the past which main per1sne0
Ihus much at Il sst may recall
It hs,h taught me that what moot cherished
Deservea to be dearest OF al
In the desert fountaipis epringing
In the Wild waste there still IL tree,
And bird In the solitude singtng.
which speaks to my spirit OF tnee.
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@inonfiaI ano Commercial.
Tn. cnar,esson Money market.

!. Tn4 Charleston Money market. -"
,s1, ~ THURSDAY. september 9, 1850.
The market has not Jet recovered from the dai-
ness Of The past isv weeks, and the terdency OF 60
curities 10 grneraly downward. There 10 specu-
3atiye dsnand or bank bills at the figures given be-
lov. Other securities rerained unchanged, and
only nominal rates are quoted as few transactions
have been effected. Five hundred snares OF State
converted bonds were sold at CT. Money was tight
as to TX 2 oent p month on short loans with good
colsterals.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10

96 Persons depositing letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
nd,oo'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-10

British bark vinco-1ce crates
and hoeshsads EarthenWare, to W Z webb
1880 bundles Cotton Ties: 70 Order: % crates and
eask Earthenvara to Y LRe6o; 81 6caan BOT
tled Malt Liquor, % Budd . Bhke; Aoo plates
ares Naoc, to 3 Marshall, 500 boxes Tin Plates
10 Order; casks Bottled Malt Liquor, to Budd
&.Blnfe:s quantity Of Furniture, 70 Captain
ECard; 3fg5 sacks Common Salt, to Ravenel b 90
! % tons Pig Iron. to Order. - =
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September s.TunPESIINEIE
gin. 81 so for yellow Dip and 81 80 for hard' per 2
pounds ..,,
tons limited. owing to small stock oneripg. caiee
reported OF LOG bbls at 3ScH per gallon.
hosM.-Sales reported ofonly 2SS bbls ct 81 20 foi
No. q and 81 80 for No. l. ,
JAR-2o bbls received and sold at 81 40 per DBL
CorroN-Small sales at Sic FOR low middnnB'
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R1s son
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t is Purely Vegetable and contai ius
nothing Injurious.

nothing Injurious.
The following is one OF thousands of Testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND. VA, November %. 1868.
DEAR sIR-The Tobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted TO
me- and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is pur vegetable entirely baI mless, and contains
nothing in the leas injurious. II is not disagreeanle
10 the taste aud as home article, I hope you wAl
meet with ready sale for IT, and believe that II the
directions are followed, 1t will do all you claimed or
il. JOHN DOVE, II. D..
c. Price 80 cents per Boy. The usual discount
to the Trade.
IS For sale by
DR.. H. BAER,
xuunr rcl1r InrGr IND cnurr1 N.pnrrN.
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Dodd's Nervine and InVig0rat0r

is TONIC and GENTLE sTINULANT which is
NOT attended ny REACTION. WHAT it gains for
you It maintaine. When it T. freshes body or mind
it rereshes with natural strength that comes 10 stay
of any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperation. will find, as he keeps at It, that he
is kindlinR FIRE in his bones which win consume
like the flames Of perditon. Turn from IT, Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
hLhVlNE is for sale by all Druggists. Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. limos June 70
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.O'Bren, John
O'Neal. Philip
O'.iallivan. Thos
Owens, 8 2
Patat, OF
Parry. Peter
Pasquet, Al
phonse
Parker VIM
Iearce, j Lucas
Pierce, Sam'l
Phillips. N
Porter, jim
Power, Sam'l
Riles, James
hoberson, John
Roberts Yves.
ley
Robertson, D O
Robinson, Sam
Sanders. Vim |
Schweake, John
II
Schulze. John W
lShoolbred, ] 9
sharp 4 Co, R c
,hanpon. C ]
simmons, Char
ley
Simmes. VIM
Singleton. Rich
Smith, Robert
-mith, VIM
Smith Luis
Southall, A B
5ollee, Benry
stuart. B NJ, Sen
Stoney, Ja q es
Strauss, II @
Storey. " T
|Stowen. John
Sullivan, James
Sullivan, Patrick
Taylor. G D
Teal. Joseph
Thole, Charles
thomas. D
townsend. A g
Turner, W W
Toomer, ] "
Turner, K
Vass. James
Walden. John W
Washmsnu, j b
Washington,
1'oney
Watkins. Geo
Wal-h, John
Wetherhorn, p
Yelling E
Whilden, Fan
els j
White, Jr, Char
ley
Windred, Come
Illus g
Wilson, James T
Wileon Henry G
Wilson, Lush
Wilde, Edward
Zerbst, ID |
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MaepIntrp, Castings, Ctr.

nORTABL GINES
.OF ALL SIZES, FROM FOUR TO TWENTY-FIVE
HORSE POWER, complete in every respect. These
Engines are now in tor various purposes IN diff
erent parts of this State and Georgia. and have given
general satisfaction.
ALSO,
.ASIXTY HORSE ENGINE, With fine boiler, COM
plete For sale Ivy CHIS0LM BROTHERS,
August 20 ftu1mo Ad9er's Wharf
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I'D, - II QihAiy'
sAI1.-Some $500 sacks from Liverpool were
received yesterday. Store lots are held at 50 SOC
50 so p sack
Irp1A BAeoNa-There has been fair jobbing
trade doing at 2e@2skc.yp p yard. Dundee bagsing,
A inches, N 7s for the yard, is held at So@S5c.
Sea island baggng Is nches WIDE lbs. for the yard
is held at 4Sc.
RoPs.-Ihe demand for rope is moderate, and
prices are somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp ut cents p b.; greenleaf at 10 cents,
and jute OF 5000 cents . pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton, Of the most ap-
proved patterns. are offered on the market, at
asc h. and sales have taken place at these figures.
TnrsER AND Lu,BER.-The market for this arti-
Gle ie dull. We quote timber for milling purposes
from $500 Shipping timber Slo@15; 44g64 floor
ing at s14@15 p II. Bright lumber. good mer-
charitable, from city mills cut to size from $40
@24 q NJ by the cargo.
FRr1eH1s-To Liverpool by steam, nominal; by
sat, I'd on upauds, az "a on sea islands. 10 Havre,
nominal. Coastwise vessels are in demand-To New
York by steam Nc on uplands., and Ac. on sea
islands. 81 so q tierce on rice; by sail, &c p ID
on cotton; 81 y tierce on rice; 10c p Dbl. on
rosir; S. 3 NJ. on lumber s9@10 q NJ. on
timber. To Boston. by sail, H@9,l6c q I'd. on
upland cotton. To Providence So p N on boards,
&c q fb on cotton 10 Philadelphia, by steam, un-
settled and numInal;by sail, S6a7 p u. on boards;
50 on TIMER; IS per ton on clay; and IS 5O@4
on phoephates. TO Baltimore, by steam, un-
settled and nominal. By SAIL $697 p NJ. on
boards-ss bOQa4 q ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freight. from Georgetown, 8. c., Darien and sahl-
Ia River, Geo.. And Jacksonville, Fla, to North.
ern ports, and s11912 ? NJ. are rates on lumber
and boards.
ExcHANaB-Sterlng Bills-The rate yesterday
was unsettled, nominally 14Ih for sixty day bills
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York at par days u
of; 10 days x of; i6 days z OF. They are selling
sight checks at x prem.
Go1p.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
"a, and selling at 361.
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BE CA r e Full
WHAT. MEDICINES
YOU "a X e.

WHEN YOU kREEXaAUsrRD BY oYRRWOl.A
of head or hand. and feel the need of somethi-G q
vigorating don't drink whskey or any into1ica ting
thing, whether under the name of Bitters or otner-
wise. Such articles give just a. much suengtL 70
your weary body and mind as the whip gives to the
jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic shmulants are
Injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYSfo followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION. -,
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@arine Nsws.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
British bark vinco Halliday, Lverpool-oS days;
Salt and Mdse. To Ravenel Il co. W webb. Budd
Blake, 4 Adger & 90, ) Marshall, Capt caro-
and Order. =,
terces Rice To Lowndes -
Steamer Gen Mar isault, Cordes, Georgetown, Q.
4 bales Cotton, 500 bbls Naval Stores 10 Snackei'
Boat from Christ Church. bags Sea Island Cot
ton. To Heath.
Cleared Yesterday.
stesmshi, Minnetonka, Carpenter New York-Rav-
enel l. Co. ,,
Steamship W Everman. Hinckley, Philadelphia
Jno 1heo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Minuetonka, Carpenter, New York:
Steamship Everman, H1nckley, PniiaoeiPnla'
Brig Merriwa, Downs. New YorE.
Schr Nj Flanagan, Collins, philadelphia.
From this Port.
Brig Cyclone, Frisbie, GsorRetown. 8 c. Sept
Schr clara Montgomery, Cole Jacksonville sept l.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Mat oaka, Fooke, at Baltimore, Sept.
Sh1pnews by Telegraph.
WILMINGTON, September s--The work Of getting
the steamship Pioneer of the beach is Still gong on
and the prospect is encouraging. ..o,,,s,,r usr.
SAVANNAH, september 9-Cleared. steamsn'P her ei-
man Livingston for New York; scnr DAVIS ior
Providence.
nIemoynuia.
PoRr OF GEORGETOWN, 8. c., SEPT. 6.
ARRIVED.
Sept 2-Schr VIM Gillup, mehefy, New forE,
Sept s-Schr Carrie Webb. Rowland, New YORK.
Sept s-Brig Cyclone. Frisbie, Charleston.
CLEARED.
Sept 7-schr Hudson, Kemp New>forK'
r T. HUM p n KEYs,
BROKER, AUcTI0NEER AND C0AAIS',
SION MERCHANT.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE. STOCKS. ISSTS' goNDs' 81
CUPITIEs AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
ATTENDED TO.
NO. AZ BROA. h K Il i
CHARLESTON. q. O.
REFERENCES.
Hon.. HENRY BUST. ". J. nA0hATH, Esq.,
General JAMES CONNER, T. q WARING, Esq.
October
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
"A 63s bales Upland. from Mobile 1859 bales, from
Savannah s724 bags Sea Island and 24o bales Up
iand-and from Charleston 2524 bags Sea Island and
2a2 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Minretonka, for New York-M
Goodrich, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Terry, g Mcbride Smith
Mrs Haven, and Miss Pecf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-07

:. INTERLocKING OF DEERs ANTLERs. 1t is
well-known that the cervines are remarkably
pugnacious when their annual growth OF an
tiers is just perfected they are thenin I thei5
prime condition OF health, and then inc tlntu
creature OF a lew weeks previous becomes reaS-
(. less of danger, challenging his own equals to
combat, and 10 the vanity of the hour almost
treating the baying hounds with scorn. 1t Is
seldom, however, that these backwoods en-
counters end fatally, unless by mischance the
antlers become intcroeked.
1t is sometimes thought to be singular that
people who know the interest these 'mterlock-
ed an,lersP create do not take two separate
pairs aud by force press them together. The
(, reason is that the hony substance OF the dead
animal has been hardened by age, and VIII not
yield sufficient to accomplish the designed re-
suit. When the bucks meet 10 the early Fall
their just perfected antlers have some spring
to them. 1t is only in this condition that the
branching material viii yield to pressure, and
If circumstances are favorable, then, and only
then, will the interlockiug take place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-07

AUCTION SALES.
ByJH Farroit, Auctioneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of a
decree fthe Circuit Court Of Alexandria co,
in the case Of d. S. GwiD Il Son VS.. Washing
ton Co.. and John II. Price, we will offer tor
sale, ut public auction, in front Of the Mayor, S
Office, in the city of Alexandria, on WEDN ES-
DAY, the 27th day Of January, 1862 at twelve
o'clock m, the following REAL ESTATE, in
the city Of Alexandria
No. i. A LOT OF GROUND with the Ssns7sAs
three story BRICK BUILDING thereon lEisias
living on the west side of Union between King
and Prince streets. For !partieuar description
see deed from lane Deakins TO John T. Price,
recorded in Liber 2, No. 3, folio y.
no. 2. a LOT OF GROUND in the square
formed by King Union, Prince and water SITS,
and binding on twenty feet alley and q ten
feet alley. See deed from McVeigh and wife
to John r.. Price, recorded in Liber Il, no ",
folio 40. d ' a.a,' ~ .ll
No. 3 A LOT OF GROUND in the same
square, and binding on twenty feet alley ana
q ten feet alley. See deed from O. G. Smoot 70
John T. Price. recorded in Liber s., No. - 70
Ito rs. -.
No. q. A Lot OF GROUND in the same
square, and binding on n twenty feet alley. ioEe
deed from l.. 5. Hewitt and others TO Jonn Z.
Price recorded in Liber y, No 9, folio BIS.
TEKMS-One.tenth Of the purchase money
cash. the residue in three equal payments ut o.
II and Is months; the deferred payments to be
we'll endorsed and retention of the title TO The
property sold until the last payment has beer
made. Stamps and deeds al purchaser,S cost
u ls"l- -l f.-st-' ID. Il. SMOOT,
- 9. u. STUART.
doc GS-ts Commissioners Of Sale