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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-18
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(Real Estate Agents and AuGtioneer..
TRU2TEE'S "a LIZ % Or 1 a EA a az AsLE
D 1tTS AND WOLFE. By virtue Of deed
Of trust from: James r Crump and wife, dated
&c g .dsIssfTsaod Ifa3,es viii sell, BY pub
iic auction, in 'front.' ofthe Mayors Office in tbs
city of Alexandria, on SAT ORDAI, the Zlit
Of August, 1859 at 12ln., nc Loi ofdhopNp
on IT,, east side OF Water, between Duke
and Wolfe streets, fronting on Water st. tween
tv.fve feet, and one tlndred feet IN depth' M
proved by Aeat and commodioua FRA ME
NELLINu, containing ten rooma. lately lhe
residence o! James /. Crump.
TERMS-One.f fifth OF the purchase-h"hey u
be paid in cash; the residue in three eqna! ~
stsIments ate II End Is months respectively
With inte,ost from the day 81 sale; the de erred
payments TO DO secured b. the notes OF me pui
chaser and satisisctorlly endorsed anu useu W
trust u, on the premises; the purchaser 70 IN
sure the buildings and assign the policy 70 the
Trnstao. stamp, and cOnyeyances a. tne cost
OF the purchaser. T. hN" T.,oo
il 20-ts ...a,od mill
SATURDAY, August Zoth o.,n lux until
c STuhDAY, the "a day of October heS'i
when it will take place at the same n9Sl a'N
place 80. -
oAIEOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Mn FAIRFAX COUNTY.-By virtue 81
an oaue e., The Dis tic, Of Virgins. shall, on
T 1IstT t.SpAY, the 2Oh day of Septembrr, lst9
!eI1 On MI" the PREMISE, The valuable TRACT OF
ITehAND On which George +. Carter resides,
c nm MOUNTAINS VIEW. Said Ind is cit
uated near eudrey, in an inPT9Ty1ng Helghool'
| HT9I and all The necessary improve Eli1
ments, and contains acres OF land ar
TERMs-One third of the purchase M. money e,
10 he maid in cash he rc.itae in two equal M
stain MS Of SIX anu ,weve months; - ~n lH. en-
ss. I'D piII he -oouired, and the title retained
until lhe PU''' VIM II DULANf,
Assignee Of Geo. F. Carter Bankrupt
| Fairfax CO., aug 3U-2a"'s
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Mr. s BLoNDH Elm has returned from the
North, and can now please the most fastidlous
in Fall and Winter Clothing Corner King
Fairfax sts. sep lI--tf
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a NUIsANCE.-The crowds Of colored men
who nightly congregate on the north east cor
ner of the intersection Of King aud Fayette
streets are source of so much annoyance to
the residents OF that neighborhood that they
haze been complained of as constituting a nui-
sauce, and if continued, will be treated as such,
aud abaed by the police.
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THE WEATHER We have cloudy weather,
with some rain There were fine showers last
night. Ii was very warm to day.
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The STEAMER Corr, We arc glad to know, is
aud has been doing a good business ever since
she was placed on the route to Norfolk
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1869.
SOUTH ROYAL STREET. 4

1869.
II SOUTH ROYAL STREET Id
E. II. CLARKSON'S
stow w A f K y o 5.
The catalogue for this Fall consists of the fol.
lowing STOS ES for cooking: The lronsldes'
Planter, Prize. Amity, Waverly, VIM. Fell
Charm, Carroll Cook and Miner Also the
Victor. Umpire and Portable Range.
For Parlor, Hall, Chamber and Dining Room
Stoves, we have the Morning Glory, Gem, Bou
quet. &C. also, full limo of Cumberland Coal
Stoves, Wood Stoves, Tin Plate Stoves, Lau1.
dry Stoves, &c, all Of which have given suc !,
entire satisfaction for the past four years that 1t
is useless for us &c say anything except to war
rant every article to please the purchaser
Roofing, Guttering and Spouting done at
short n, sa;s1i- assortment of TINwARE, HoL-
Low WARE, &c. 49,
All orders promptly filled. ,,o1
Z. II. CLARKSON,
ann liam 10 South Royal street.
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DEATH AT THE AIMS House. Old Uncle
George, an old colored man who for many years
drove hack in this city, and who Tor sometime
past has been an inmate of the AIMS House,
died there last night.
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8 lLL.-Mr. Joseph Grigg, an old, well known
and highly esteemed citizen of this city,s lying
quite i'll.
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AUCTION SALES.
, SALE OF THE STEAM
Ec PROPELLER GUIDING STAR,
Ar PURLIC AUCTION.

On SATURDAY, the 25th day of September
next, at The Old Foundry Wharf, at Alexany
drs, Va, at u oclock m, will be offered for
sale, At public auction, the steam propeller
GUIDING STAR, with sIl her tackle apparel
and furniture. said steamer :; in first rate or
der and condition.
TERMS-Two thousand dollars cash, TO bs
paid to Messrs. L. Is ana w. Arthur Taylor:
the residue in six and nine months, with inter
est, 10 be secured by a deed of trust on said
steamer to the said LIB and W. Arthur Taylor.
sep It's JOSEPH THORNTON.
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BAN X EKS.

WILMER d. CoRsE. MONTGOMERY d. coRsE
DANKING HOUSE OF
WILMER D. CORSE & Coz,
Nos. 81 & &c. King St.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WILL DEAL IN
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, GOLD AND
SILVER COIN, UNGURRENT
MONEY, RAILROAD
BONDS, &c, SC.
GOVERNMENT BONDS and other securi-
ties bought and sold on commission.
Collections made on all accessible points IN
the United States, and proceeds promptly re-
mitted. Int Rev. Stamps for SALE sep
JHo. W. BURKE. A. HERBERT. j. MAURY
DURKE, HERBERT & CO..
b A N x + Il 3,
OYYICE-CoRNKR KING WATER sTs
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND Sill YER COIN,
AND EXCHANG IS.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Sight Drafts, Checks, and limo Collections,
romptly rsmitted for III
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FOR RAILROAD TIES.

Apr,nosa,s will he received at the Office of the
A1axapdris Canal Railroad and Bridge Com
psny, No. 2i5 street, Washington, D e, IN
I'll n October LIST, for 10 900 CROSS TIES dimen:
sions to be inches thick, not less than inches
face, by feet long, Of chestnut, white oak, or
chestnut oak. 10 he delivered at Aiexandris'
Georgetown, or intermediate points on Ihe Al
eN'"'' w. w. DUNCAN, Treasurer.
Washington, D. c., Sept Il, lS69-td
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

a. FOR RENT-The STORE occupied by
Ha +. n. Mills & Co.. on Fairfax street. oppo-
site Leadbeater's drug store. Possession given
Immediately. Enquire of
sep l0-lm }. BRODERS & co.
xs FOR RENT-TWO BRICK Dwell
AZ LING HOUSES on King street, near Pat.
and carriage honse the other two story. just
put in complete order. Inquire at 24l King
street sep 9-eo3ts
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GROCERIES.

I T. SHERWOOD'S
-. FAMILY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
Cor. Queen and st. Assph sts:,
jan 2l-tf ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
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0OO BBLs EXTRA b. F LSn93 OF a M
S0U M &S PIs T. 6. MsaeE 9Ges M MI IL,
lap'f Hinton and Alma Mills, z store an1 i0F
a. - hv HOE, WEDDERB UR En- q go .,1oet
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YOFT BLUE WINDSOR fLAsiHn'
Cargo of brig Tangent, OF ea Mo ion ~, a'fe''
from the mines to arrive and Tor safe 9y
oow q King street.
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Cor. Queen and St Assph sts:,
jan 2l-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
WI. F. BR0oKEs CHAs ). TAYLOR, JR.
DROQKES i TAYLOR,
ID Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Cor. Pitt and Prince SITS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Country Produce taken in exchange. milo
DAVY s. HARMON,
GRoCERs, FRED & COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS.
Corner Prince and Royal sta.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special attention given to the sale of Country
produce. my 3-tf
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Hotel ArriynIs-yoycInbcr 3.
CHAI,I.l.SrON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Mrs. j. Il. Hi and child, Columbus, Ca; a.
Mcleod, Delaware; a. Rcddcr, T. L. Henry. South
Carolna: Prince S. Crowcil, East Dennis, Mass (;
Mrs. ". Il. Shaw, City; CuioneI Tvmphnr, Missis.
snpi; Il. u. Tin'lnlc New York; \. =. Edwards
and son, Darlington; Colonel Il. +. Graham, J..
ID. N. Lucas Marion; $. S. Hail ami wife. Beau.
fort; II. +. Duyall, Cheraw; II. NJ. Collingham.
Georgia; +. Goss, Camden.
PAVILION HOTEL.
John Clarke, Whitehall: J. w. Cokcr, Augusta;
Jacob ottolcnSn, City; J. X. Hamilton, Brancli-
Vile; s. Kraft, Thos. Ieavy Columbia; j. S. ANA
ker, Fort Motto; i. Elder, WinnsbOro' J. u. Ecck-
sey, Table Mountain; J. Carroll, Fort Motto; ".
II. Kennedy, Williston; J. Cock, Greenwood; ID. W.
Brailsfor'l, Clarendon; J. r. Bryan, wife, three
children and servant, Miss II. f.. Davis, South
Carolina; Miss +. Mayc, BufOrd's Bridge; WIZ Rice
and family, 7. J. Counts and family, Miss a. a.
Faust, child anu nurse, o. d. Faust, Bamberg; S.
Goss, Camden; W. KNOCKS and wife, City.
MILLS HOUSE.
Jefferson Carron, Louisville; T. B. Robinson, N
a.. Haven, New York; J. II. Benton, W. Il. Ham
breech, Memphis: NJ T'appIn, New York; a. IIallG
day, Connecticut; W. James, Darlington; Leo
nard DcntZ and wife, New York.
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CHARGES OF ASSAULT, WITH INTENT TO KILL,
PREFERRED AGAINST ALDERMAN T. j. MAcKEY-
He GIVES SECURITY FOR HIS ArrEARANCE BEFORE
TIE STATE CoURr.-Yesterday morning Mr.. Thos.
II. Tilinghast made AFFIDAVIT before Magistrate
Schroeder, that 10 the best OF his knowledge anu
belief, Thos. J. Mackcy had, on the night Of the
2sth Of October, In the Council Chamber, drawn n
deadly weapon upon F. w. NJ Mackcy and dis
charged II at him three times with intent to Kill.
The magistrate issued warrant charging the
Alderman with assault with intent to KILL Alder.
man T. J. Mackcy MAS notified, and, shortly after.
ward, appeared before the magistrate. lie waived
IN examination, and was required TO give security
IN the sum Of one thousand dollars, to appear rOr
trial at this term Of the State Court
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Dy w B UR & SON.
AuctfOIIccrs.
SALE OF OBJECTS OF ART.

SALE OF OBJECTS OF ART
tbs DAY AMI TOMORROW, the nh ana ,,,
November, ut No 1S6 King street pn,usitc Sil.
cons Furniture Waicroonls, NJ II O'clOck win be
Soh!, ana sale continued in the evenings nj
''.'',pss clock until The entire stock Ii sod
GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
ELEGANT OBJECTS OF ART
GaNRAhA MARBLE SrArUARY, Ycndc DC
prato, French lironZc Invent y-onr Day Clocks
Ernnhc Figures OF entirely new models AInbnstcr
Siatilry, Vases, TaZZas, pedcslals Silver Plated
ware, &c.: lately imported rom Italy by Signor
u. Us. PanhOini ~ Co.. OF New York
me assortment comprising Cnrrara Marble
S!atnary, VIZ: The GUARDIAN ANGEL, by Bar.
ala; lutio Lon Nidc, BY Chcric; (:roun contend
ALABASTER STATUARY
DIANA, Madonna, Love and Psyche, Birth
OI Venus, BacclnIs and Aranna.
BRONZE STATuEITES.
AGRICULTURE AND COMMERCE. Cornelius
M0illerc, Dante and Verglli0 ClT and Sapplo
twenty photographs, Views OF the cities and
Monuments OF Florence, rIra and Semnu
ALSO,
~ sHS,i assortment OF TWENTY-ONE DAY
,SmncIny Carved M~~.,- v,so
E.risGai rp.s NH Keenan, lehe coi pa eSppGaa from E
Animals, &c. '-'
ALSO, WILL. DE ADDED TO THE SALE.
a lnrge collection OF FINE SILVER PLATED
WARE AND CUTLERY.
The importers have used every cxcrtion to
render this CO. ,ction complete In every detail,
ana II VIII, upon examination, be found TO be be-
yond all precedent ~ regards the beauty aud va
riety OF the articles offered.
This splendid collection will he omen for inspe0.
tlOn on WEDNESDAY the Oil instant and tho La
the recent splendid European inportatlons
Conditions cash. noy4
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Auction, Sales This Day.

John G. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
n. their store, satimets, Kentucky Jams. &c.
a. q. McGillvray will sell ut II O'Clock, At the
Oil Pos'oiilcc, farm In Christ Church Parish
q. w. Stcircns will sell at half.past O'clock AT
his store bacon, cheese, &c.
Wilbur son will sell nj IL o'clock, at No. lSC
King-strcet marble sta,uary, fancy clocks, &c
Addison Barrett, United States military store
keeper, Will sell ut 10 O'Clock, at Southern wharf
army b0occs
.Leitch Il !iruns will sell Al II O'clock. nj the OLD
Pos.oalcc desirable city property.
Holmes & Macbeth will sell nj IL O'Clock. at the
old rostolllcc, valuable plantations i'll ST. Georges
Parish.
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The Board then adjourned.

CHAMBER or COMMERCIAL regular meet
ing OF this bo ly was held In the Ilibcrnan Hail
last night, Robert Murc, Esu, president, In the
chair
On motion OF Mr.. L. Tuppcr, 4, was resolved
that Il committc be appointed to inquire into and
report upon the best means or avoiding certain
irregularities and inconvcncEces said to exist In
tho prosons manner OF conducting tho shipping
business OF Charleston.
Messrs. F. Tupper, E. LaGttc, A. II. Taft, Thco-
dorc Huchet and a. Il. Caldwell were named rs
the committec-after which the Chamber ad-
journcd
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MoDEI. EsTADI.ISlIMENT.-Wc invite the at
tsntion OF the friends Of THE NEWS In the city ana
throughout tile State to the excellent facilities
which our Office enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds Of book an job Printing. Fully pro.
yidcd with new type and machinery of The latest
and most approved pattern, ana having u large
and carefully selected stock OF cards, envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS Job Onlcc Is
now prepared to I'LL orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner and at rates at lcas; rs low rs any other
establishment in the Southern States. Call at
THB NEWS building Uhp-sinirs) ami examine oHr
scale OF prices and specimens OF our work.
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| HE FLOUR lNSPECTORSliIP-MR. G. N AVE-
| RilL ARRESTED AGAIS-IlE IS CARRIED BEFORE
JUDGE CAKrESTER oS . WRIT or llADHAs CoHrUS-
| THE JUDGE ADVISES ALI. PARTIES INTERESTED SoT
TO lSrEHrEIE WITH MI. AvERiLL.-Ysstcrday
| morning Mr.. Z. y. Avcrili, Fiou. Inspector, was
| again arrested, hy two policemen, upon The
| Charge OF viola inr the ordinance ";o prevcn, or
punish amy person whN may exercise, or u,tcmp.
to exercise. The 'lutic, OF any municipal olhcc ur.
less he sl!a have Jccn ,luly elected to the same"
lie was carried before Captain Hendricks. CITY
Attorney. &C., d. T. Corbin was on hand, and
offered to take the same BON, which was required
III The previous arrest which AIr. Avcri!l declined
TO give. MIR. Avcr then applied through his
counsel Mcssrs. Wilkinson & Miles, to Judge Car
rehter Tor WITH Of hdbpdS corpus, which was
granted hy the Judge and nia,lc rcturnablc immc.
'liatcy: III, at the request, % the City Attorney
for time 10 prepare Il return, O'Clock was an.
nonnccd as the hour to hear The case, at Judge
Carpenters house.
at the hour appointed his Honor the Judge e.
y. Avcr c. X. Miles, Wilkinson & Giiclrlsi, d.
T. Coibin, Mayor Pillsbury Captain Hendricks
Magistrate Mackcy, anl Alderman Barrow were
present, and the hearing OF the case was com.
mcnccd. The counsel for Mr.. Arer argued that
The Mayor hal no right 10 arrest, or order the ar.
rest, OF their client. Tho City Attorney read the
return TO The wriis and argued that the arrcs,
was legal, claiming that Mr.. Avcrill had violated
the city ordinance.
At the conclusion Of the arguments, Judge Car.
rcutcr decided that the arrest OF Mr. Avcrlll was
Illegal. After this decision was announced by his
Honor, Magistrate Mackey asked ii Mr.. Avcrill
could not be arrested again on The same charge
on warrant Issued by magistrate, TO which
the Judge replied that the question was now I'm
the hands of a higher tribunal, aud he would no,
give an oncia! opinion, bu; he would advise that
Mr. Avcrili he lei alone.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. Averill was rcarrcstcd
upon warrant, issued by Magistrate Muckcy
n, The instance OF N. Caulllcl. Tie warrant
charged him with having violated The law ri, lnc,l
iii August 1860, impc ''g a penalty y! fine or
imprisonment upon all persons holding oillce by
military authority, or under the provisional gov
criment, who exercised its duties after their sue.
cessOrs had been appointed or elected.
Messrs. Miles & Wilkinson appeared for Mr..
Avcri anu clearly proved that hc had not in any
way violated the law, whercupon he was dis
charged by the magistrate.
We are gratiicd to state that the Flour Inspec-
torship troubles may now be considered ut end,
fo- tie present ut least, anu we hope that Mr..
.tycrlll will not be intcrfcred with in the Ills.
charge OF the duties OF the Office OF Flour In
spcctor.
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Drn GOODS, @le.
I)rn GOODS, Gle
j. II. II e a d a. co.
STREET cuARLEsron

Wcnrc exhibiting the
ever offered
chez q 8 the cheapest
Ahwoi Mno
steamer
- ~ - LID An ID E Is I ID
iaccs In variety
N'N'' ''u"'n
GhoV ES AND
70
spers We have all Sizes m6i
naud chudr
HOSIERY best ng manufacture
nsures
Misses Chns
MIS- G E LIAAN EoUS AND COoDs
Romans
Trimmings Frnges
rite ere toned
OUR FALL AND sroc11
inducements
line
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BOARD OF TRADE.-A meeting Of the. Board
or Trade was held in the IIibcrnian Hall last
night Henry Coba Esq, president, presiding.
The following named gentlemen were noml al
ed as members, and, under suspension of the
rules, were ciccied by acclamation: Louis McLaln
A. McLoy, nnd A. Barron Holmes.
communication from Tie shipping association
OF New York, and q. I. Barnes, showing what had
been done to establish the unconstiiutonality Of
the imposition OF tonnage and harbor dues by
States and corporations, was received rs informa-
tion.
The Board then adjourned.
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Ncm 11nbl,ratlons.
n REER'S WEEKLY BULLETIN.
NOVEMBER Z. 1860.
DIBLEs.
Ncw 1Dnbl,rat,ons.
II I II L f s.

Tho attention Of purchasers Is called to new,
large and beautiful stock o.BTBLES. The follow
ing catalogue may induce personal inspection and
comparison with other stocks and prices:
Diamond, 81 no., I'm Roam, Morocco and Velvet
findings, 81 to SIS each.
Pearl. - no., in Embossed and Turkey Morocco,
Velvet and Ivory, Will and without Colorcd
Plates, from SO cents to So each.
Minlon, - no., Arabcsque Morocco, plain, gilt
and gilt clasps, with and without references,
81 az to 81 so each -
Brewer anl Bourgeois, IL no., In plain and extra
bindings, with and without references, 81 SO
to 81 SO cach.
Small Plea AMI Plea, 8 vo., English and American
editions, In plain and antique bindings, illus
tratcd by line Steel and C0lOrcd Engravings,
from s. 80 to $50 cac.
Crown, Medium and Royal QuGrt0 Bibles Eng
llsh anu American editions, With and without
Steel and Colorcd Illustrations, In Embossed
and Turkey Morocco bindings, with and with
ont clasps. An assortment OF over forty diff
fcrcnt Kinds. Prices from So to $50 each
School books, Stationery anu Blank Books, the
best AT lowest prices.
For sale by JOHN n. GREER,
novi ! No. 25a King, corner Beautain street.
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TIE NRw ONE DOLLAR LEGAL THSpER NOT.s.
The first of these notes were issued OIL Friday
and present very handsome appearance. On
the face OF the notes, which nrc engraved and
printed at the Bureau OF Engraving anu Printing,
Is the head Of Washington In the centre; OH the
left end is vignetic Of the discovery OF land by
Columbus; and on the other end il n seal OF the
United States. The engraving is OF the highcs st
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Tribute of Rcspcct.
OFFICE or CHARLESTON GASLIdHr Co.,
Nrvpn,hrr -

OFF!Cb CF CHARLESTON GhS1IGHT Co.,
November >, 1869.
At meeting Of The Board of Directors OF
the Charleston Gasght Company, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted
RcSolred, That II is with deep regret this boar,
has received the announcement OF the demise of
Mr. JAMES ROSE, one OF It's oldest, most valued
anu esteemed members.
RPS0fTPd, That in the death OF Mr.. Rose the
Charleston Gasllght Company has been deprived
OF an Olnccr whose Judgment, matured experience
and lofty integrity had largely contributed to the
lu'!lclous management OF Its affairs, nnd tho
board OF an associate whose courtesy, refinement
and cstimnblc qualities OF head and heart hail Sc
cnrcd for him the esteem and regard Of every
member,
Rrsoirrd That the foregoing proceedings he
transmitted to the family Of the deceased with
the assurance OF The deep sympathy OF each MEM
Der Of this board In their sad bereavement and
that they bc published in the tlaily papers.
w. J. IiEHIUT Secretary.
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CoNTEs. ~ ELECTIONS IN SouTII CAR0IINA.--
BY rcfcr:lr" 10 our special tclegrams it will be
seen thu, the Congressional Sub. Committee ON
Elections left Washington yesterday for Charles.
ton and on their arrival will begin taking testl-
mony In the cases Of Mr. Simpson, tDcmocrat.)
whose seat Is contested by Wallace, (Radlcal and
OF Colonel Reed, tDemocrat,) Whose seat Is con-
tested by IIogc, (RadicaL)
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a NEGLECTED Cough, cold or sore throat,
which might be checked by simple remedy, like
browns bronchial Trochcs," II allowed to pro-
gress may terminate seriously. For Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Consnmptive Coughs "the
Trochesr are nscd with advantage, giving often
times immediate relief. Singers and public
speakers will ind them also excellent to clen r
:he voice and render articulation wonderfully
easy.
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THE BENEFIT To-NlGur.--we hope that our
citizens have not forgotten that tonight Is the
time appointed for the benefit rendered by II mum.
Der OF citizens to MIR. Mark Read ami Miss La
Fond-both Of whom were members OF the Metro.
politan Theatrical Company. The performance OF
these fnvoritcs will he most excellent and we cx-
pect TO see them greeted, as they Should be- with
q crowded house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04

WHAT KIND OF \ " PROFESSIONAL. ENGAGE
NEST?"-Thc Norfolk Journal Of Monday says :
"Gcorgc, the Count Johannes or his,rionic celeb
rity. arrived here yesterday morning on the Bal
timore boat, ell route to Wilmington and Charles
ton, to fulfil u professional cngagenlcnt.n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04

CIUABs.-Therc will be meeting of Coun-
ell tonight for the purpose Of trying Alderman T.
J. Mackey.
One Alderman yesterday, when demonstrated
with about voting for the charges against Aller-
man T. j.. Mackcy, gave Us his reason that his
wife might lave been made widow by that oni-
cial's reckless shooting.
Mfr. Charles KanapauX has hecn appointed an
appraiser at large In place or Mr.. c. ". Graves
who has been appointed mail agent OIL the North
eastern Railroad.
Governor Scott has offered $1,000 reward for the
apprehension Of 1.-TWO white men, f" who murdered
Henry Thompson, negro, in AbbcvilIc.
The wanr Of rain Is being seriously felt. The
consumers OF city water arc requested TO be eco.
nomlcal In its use, us the springs are getting
low.
Corbin has not received that $4,000 yet
The fines imposed by the Mayor yesterday
amounted to $40.
The new ovcrcoats for the policemen will cost
500 piece. They will be comfortable and ser.
vlceablc.
Three 'hrnnk cases'' were disposed of by the
Mayor yesterday.
Somo Aldermen, wo learn, not only wish to eX.
pei lAiderman T. J. Mackcy from Council, but to
deprive him OF the Office Of Inspector. Gencral OF
Lumber.
S. II. IInwicy, charged with swindllng ]. A.
Hase, Of Augusta, has been arrested here by on.
GERS Pond ana Npson.