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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-12

INTERESTING WoRK.-Rev ]. L. Johnson,
of this city, is now preparing for the press, the
the University of Virginia, and who died or
federacy" This book will be valuable con-
will be locked S,st for with much interest," thr9ugh
cause, and since its close has been aceeptably
preaching ia Portsmouth and Norfolk. We
trust the book will meet with sale common
surate with the merit it possesses. Norfolk
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-12

Warm contests among the Radicals are going
on in Missouri, Minnesota, New York, and
some other states, for the Office of u s. Sena
tor Elections are soon to be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-12

A GREAT CRY AND LITTLE WooL.-Twc
Northern States, Iowa and Minnesota, have
voted for negro suffrage. The number Of ne
groes, men, women and children ia these two
States, according to the last census, was in
Minnesota 81, in Iowa 1856! The magnanlmty
of the people of those two States, in comforting
the suffrage upon this large negro population,
is enormous Lynch. Ne,rs.
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Pr. VIM. CO., dec 7-eots Comm r.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale
been post poned until the FIRST MOADA.
IN BRUARY next, at the same time ~"
place. jan l-eu.-
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CONC SOUTH.-T Charlcst0n NeWs OF r.
day says
1.-THE northeastern train last evening brough
a gang of about sixty Virginia freedmen, en-
route for Georgia, where they have contracted
to labor during the coming year. As they
passed along Meeting street, talking choerfully
and swinging their packs and canteens, the cor
teco attracted much attention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-12

WHAT A STEAM ENGINE The New York
Mail has discovered an engine in Spruce street,
which furnishes the motive power to over one
hundred and twenty five different printing
presses. Skating and betting distribute the
power 10 every direction, the main shafting be-
ing three fourths of mile. A rubber belt,
one hundred and twenty feet long, connects a
fifth story press on Nassau street with main
Skating on Spruce. The engine prints Nc
Laughin's toy books, runs the immense estab-
shments of Broad street and j. w. Oliver,
besides many other job printers, hoop skirt
mandatory and several binderes, and prints
nearly fifty papers besides ma gaines and books
innumerabe.
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A Ro4HscH1LD,s WrALrH.-The wealth left

a KoTHsCHILD's WEALTH.-The wealth lett
by the late Baron James de Rothschild is some
thing fabulous. 1t overpowers the magma
ton No sultan, or caliph, or emperor, real or
tabled, approached him in the extent of his OPP
uence. The wealth of Ormus or of Ind"
pales before it. The late Baron made the fol-
lowing disposition OF nod ms noo fortune ie'E 70
riere. whose art galleries arc estimated at above
E8 600 600 and his house IN the Rue Latlte, AZ
paris. TO his second son, Gustavus, he gave
eeOO 600; to his third son, Edmund, E6 U00,-
0O0; and to his grandson the son q, o. tle ia.e
Solomon RothscRild, G2000 0C0. This Is pretty
well in itself, but it does not exhaust the vast
heaps left by the modern CrWsus. Inc largest
plum has fallen to the lot of his eldest son, 90 AZ
phonsus, who comes in for q tritie OF tZO 0oJ,-
0CO. This colossal fortune and perhaps these
legacies do not exhaust the amount reaches
the sum total of ga, 500 600. 1t may give some
idea of what this means to mention that it would
nearly pay the interest on the national dept Tor
two years and is considerably more than hall
the income Of Great Britain. Verify the dc.
ceased Baron must, like Midas, have possessed
the faculty Of turning everything ne touched
into gold.
A CORNER" IN OPIUM.-The importers OF
drugs have at last succeeded in accomplishing
an object which they have long sought for, and
that is to mako a corner" in opium. They
have run the price up to the neighborhood Of
So per ID (g0ld) have bought all that is to ar
rive and hope to profit enormously by Their
speculation. 1t is said that one house. the load
| ers in this movement, have imported all the
| Smyrna opium that they could ind IN that
market, and hold it locked up in their store
| waiting for good opportunity TO sell and real
| lie handsome figure There is always great
| demand for this drug from all sections, and
this is the port to which nine-tenths OF the I'M
portations of this country are sent. Hence an
operator can, without much difficulty. control
the market, provided he is possessed of suth-
cheney Of means and of pluck TO undertake the
enterprise. There is little risk in the business
and the speculation is almost sure of success. -
~ Y World
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CLUBS AND STAns.-The following cases were dis
posed Of at the Mayors Court yesterday mornings
Sam Richardson, coiored, lying down drunk in
store in Market street.
81. T. Christian, white. applied for lodgings.
Granted, and dismissed in the morning.
Michael Gorman white, drunk and unable 10 lake
care of himself in King.sreet. Fined s..
Julia Green, arrested on the charge OF having COM
mittcd q larceny of s40O from Mr.. John a. Cook.
King-stieet Held for further examination
Samuel Dorsey, colOred. lodged for being under
The influence of liquor and assauldlg Gorge Clark,
colored corner of Elliott and Churchs,reets. Tined
S.
A soldier, lodged for being Grunk ard unable 10
take care of himself He afterwards broke bucket
in his cell. Fined IS.
Thomas Curry. lying down drunk in Tradd-sireet.
Fired SIS.
The following cases will be brought before the
Mayor this morning:
R;chm nd Allen colored, lodged yesterday and held
subject to the order OF N. f. Nathan Esq. Chief Of
the Fire Department.
5. A. Lamby, colored, lodged for being drunk and
disordc.ly in Church-sreet and st. Michaes alley.
BILL OF sIonTALITY.-Return OF deaths with
in the City of Charleston for thv "eek ending Jan.
unry l6, 1869:
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c. RoL1NA RIcE.-ln many countries Ill the
Southern rarts Of the world rice is Prime article OF
subsistence and previous to the late war it was so
on the seaboard OF south Carolina whore the finest
quality Of this grain grown to commerce was raised;
but the disturbed state of labor arising out OF that
event so much reduced the product here, tnat the
crop since has not been more than fourth or fifth
of It's former proportions The diminished growth
has doubled the price, and the poverty OF the people
in This section has lessened its consumption, but the
general demand Of the United States has 30 much
increased that the whole crop now raised finds de-
mand at iu!l prices. But we have large amount cf
fertile low lands which will gradually be devoted to
its culture should remGuerative prices continue, Of
which thore is strong probability. There was for
mcry considerable expectation of lis grain to Eu-
rope, anj being used in those States 6y the rich
who are able to pay u high value, thu supcri.
oly of the Carolina article will insure its sale ut
high figure. In proof of this wo publish from the
New York hipping List the following letter from
high authority in England
LIVERPOOL December 80. 1868.
Since the war in the United States, we lave seen
nothing OF this much esteemed product IN t.nei:na'
which seems to have become conspicuous ny ITS aD-
sence a small lot, sent over here from Now YorE,
was submitted by pubic auction last week, and with
spirited bidding run up to 40' rer cwt or tax
ing gold at l35, S24C per ton. TO Tho astouishment
OF everybody, the bid was refused and the parcel
held for 42s at first sight these figures would seem
to be unwarrantaby high, but SUCH real IS not the
CASE Owing to the want OF Carolina. our people
have been getting educated into paying top pri e'
for fine qualities, and 35s. has for long time past
been regularly paid cleaned JAVA Which is not to
be compared eli her in color. gran or as an edtbo,
to tho Caroinn. Permanent high prices would there
lore seem certainty.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUcTIoy SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAM GUENEY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the depot on South commercial whlyf, government
stores, in lots to suit purchasers.
G. MCBRIDE SMITH will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom, Erca.s,r.et, hccses mules iurI iture,
&c.
a. c. McGTn-Iv7AY will seil at 10 o'clock in front
OF his office, Broad-street, building lot in St Philip
street.
WILLIAM MCKAY viii sell at 10 o'clock, in his sales
room, Meeting street, furniture of family.
J. A. EEsLow & Co. will sell at II O'Clock. on
Palmetto wharf, cargo molasses ard tSo hogsheads
sugar.
HOLMES MACBETH will sell at IL O'Clock, in
front of their Office, Broadstreet mules and harness
N. HUNT L Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, in their
gaus.
J. FRASER MArREwEs will sell at II O'Clock, in
front of his Office, BIold-street. two mules and a
pony.
R. NJ. MARSHALL L BROTHER will sell .t quarter
pa 10 O'clock at their Office, Broadstie IT, mules
hsrses, furniture, &c.
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a5 DEEELIur COTTON, &c.-ALL PER-

ag DEEELIUr COTTON, &c.-ALL PER-
SONS saving COTTON OR OTHER PROPERTY
at sea- from the vicinity Of Cape Lookout where the
steamship "Gulf City" WIS latcly wrecked, and
bringing same to this port hereby notified aud
requested to report the same to tic undersigned.
who represent Messrs. c. Il. MALLORY 4 CO., of
New York. and who are alone authorized to settle
the salvage. All sales Of su Cotton or other pro-
perty without our knowledge AID consent is hereby
forbidden. COURTENAY 4 TRENHOLM,
January 90 3 Cnon Whnycs.
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TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT. = Saturday night
Manager Gilbert receives bsnri. from our hromcn.
Ho will award the company dsposing OF The larg at
number # tickets, u Gold No .al v 'ued 1T 500,
manufactured by sIr. J. Levin. and on exhibition ut
the storc of sir James ALLAH. Z nS-s rect. Prcsi-
dents OF companies 10 irng 10 coates, for tho p'ze.
should call on Mr. John Burns nc 1liheruian lla !,
immediately. anl sccuru t:cSets. Ma Cd of Com.
m:t.ee CT ..r:aascmrnis viii uo publ he'd >ainri y
norninf Jinrary ~
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J .nuary 20

@ESsAYs FOE YOUNG MEN.-oN The
Errors and abuses ncidcr. to Youth and Early Man
hood, with tho humane view of treatment and cure,
sent by mail f-oe OF CHARGE Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Fox P. Philadelphia. Pa.
January 20 3uns
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anTHE REPRESENTATIVES, OE TIFF

sDTHE REPRESEN TATIgES OF THE
celebrated author, RICui4D LOWELL EDG-
WORTH, eldest son of Packingham Edgwortll. of
Edgworthtoy1, Morse County, LonSworth, ireland,
will hear something much 10 their advantage by
noticing this advertisement. Tho said Edsworth
was an officer in the navy. married an American
lady, and settled near GEORGETOWN, South Carolina.
Elizabeth Knight the lady's name. He died about
tho year 179G. L. ]. B.
Georgetown, South Carolina January 15, 1860.
January %
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DERELIcr CoTroN.-Messrs. Courtcnay &
Trenholm are the agents OF Mess!s. c. b. Mallory b
Co.. of New York who alonc authorized to set
tie salvage on all cotton picked up in the vicinity OF
Care Lockout, from the wreck Of the steamship
Gulf City. They caution per oas picking up any OF
sail cotton 10 report to them.
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TIE FRANBt.N-s -s-.EEEr Colo Red ScHooL.-At
the Convention Of tho Episcopal Church in sou>h
Carolina in February. 1866. committee. consisting
of the Rev. C. c. Piacsncy, Rev. c. P. GaSsden Rev.
A. Toomer Porter Mr.. Trenholm. Mr.. Zee, and N1r.
c. L. Kerrison appointed to look afer the reii-
cious and educational nteress of the colored people
in t&s State in connection with the church. lhen
earnest and uuwearied efforts resulted III the puc-
chase Of the building formerly used as the United
States Marine Hospital and IN having 1t properly
furnished with suitable school furniture. Not bavrg
funds wherewith to carry on the school, they then
applied to the Protestant Episcopal Freedmens
Commission, established by the General Convention
of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States of America to supply the necessary teachere
20 send the principal from the North to organize
and carry on tho work. This was at once done. and
on July nine, 1867, the school was opened with
principal and four assistant teachers, and soon afer
increased to twelve all Iativts OF this city. The
average number Of pupils enrolled for the school in
the years 1867 and eS was six hundred and twenty.
one, with an average attendance Of ave hundred and
sorty.nine. From the first there has been marked
improvement in regularity Of at.endancy, general
deportment and interest NANTES ed in their duties.
and the progress made by tho pupils s fully equal to
chat made in pubic schools general, acd grea or
than could well have been expected when oil their
circumstances and surroundings are cen idered.
Thu results realized have been very satisfactory.
and, In many respects better an was exoec ed when
The work was ndertak n. The .school was reopencd
for the years 1868 and co. on N'vember twenty
third with principal and eight assistant teachers
to be increased to twelve if need be. and Its pros
poets for increased usefulness are most favorable
VISITORS are received on Wednesdays and Fridays
and on every Friday at twelve N. the scholars are
cstechised By the Reverend Clergy Of the committee
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THEyrRE.-To-n;ght 'sUnder the Gaslight"
Will be repeated to citizens by special request
One of ITS scenes represents the 1oomb's Court OF
New York pettiiorging lawyer doing the un-
for.uiates who seek justi'e The speech o! the
lawyer is one of tho bes! hits We have ever heard,
and we advise cur legal friends to be pr sent If they
wish 10 Joy something rich.
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aSsTATE OF sOUTH ROLINA,
CHARLESTON CoUNTY.-Personally appeared be-
fore me, C. g. MEMMINGER. President Of the Sui
phui Acid and Superphosph,te Company. who,
being duly sworn saith that the capital OF the said
company has been increased to eighty thousand dol
lars, and has been paid into him in current funds
and property at its sworn valuation.
(Signedl c. g. MEMM1NGER.
Sworn to before me December %, 1868.
tSiGpcdl JACOB WlLLlMAN,
Notary Public.
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@r FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &C.-AIESSRS.
JOHN CAalPoEN & co. have opened Branch to
their Markc-street FIGURING Mills at The corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Wharf The Store is
large and commodious, ani having secuted full
stock Of the various cerca they arc prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at the lowest mar
ket rates.
September "a 3. eow24
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TnopIcAL FRUITS Mcssrs. Paul, Wclch &
Brandos are now receiving Largo invo'co of trop-
cal fruits by the schooner Mary Anu usau, at Ker's
wharf, which they will sell low from the vessel
They have in storo largo lot cocoanats. seed end
table potatoes of all varieties cranberies apples, &C.
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ARREST OF SoUlH CAEoLNANs N AUGUSTA.
The Augusta papers mention the arrest in TINT city
Of Julius Reubenstein. of Blackville. s. c.. on the
charge of obtaining goods by false pretenoes; and
also Of ]. B. Living 'on who was moving with his
family from KinGsvie. s. c.. to Arkansas. Living
stoD was arrested oa telegraph'c message from
Kinssvi,le No cause e. signed.
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Giae arts.
r, isEAT ATTR X CrE1

~ i.EAT ATT TRA CrF1
QUrNDYS & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION i'll" LARGEST AM
ii: est Collection OF CgROA1O LlTHOGRAPiis ever
seen in Charleston. They aro perfect copies OF col
cbratcd Works of Art both ancient and mcdern.
Among Tho collection may bo found SALVAiOh
RUSa'S HEAD OF CHRIST, CoTreGgo's MaEda enc.
A. Delacroixs Tide Goina Out, A. DelacroiS's Tide
Comin,- Iu, Turuor's Venice, Jacksons Epgisn
sceneri, Rowbotlom's English Scenery; , Bakers r.,
English and Irish Scenerv Views on tue Rhine, ihe
Junefrilud, lhe Wetterhorn, Marine Views. end
lie public aro respectfully invited to Gull and eec
thrse beautiful Works oil Art. They are onerca lor
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction the pr'ce PGRcE Lain plC-
TURES Recent improvements N producing these
pictures enable us to now oner the u neariy one,
haif the former prices, anu lar suPe. or' Sai anu
c1ap,1ne specimens.
OUR CARTES DE VISITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
p.pecial attention given to children. Also to copy.
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. bauafIc-
uu in all cases guaranteed and at prices to CORES
sTEkEUSCOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Prices.
fine collection OF
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF TIE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CARO- And THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever taken
In that locality.
QUINB By Il CO..
No. as1 KING-sTRRET.
CHARLESTON, 8. O.
November u s0u'S
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SALE Of OLD IMpoRTED WlNEs.-aIr j. Fraser
Mathewes sold at auction yesterday Il casks of sher
ry ranging in price from 81 to 81 IS per gallon;
casks Port at 81 35 10 quarter casks of Gn at s5c.
and Cordial at SIG so per case. Ale brought 50.
These wines. liquor and ale very old and i'm
ported long ago.
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INpELLlBLE PENCILS, for marking linen, Pal
ace Playing Yards, very handsome; common Cards,
15 cents per pick; Check Books and Bank Books
ver, low; Slate Pencils 25 cents per box; Shipping
Ca, ds and Ta.s; ALSO Masonic Certificates in parch-
ment and book form. at COURTENAY'S,
january 16 smw6 Brosd-'treet'
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ALL PHYSICIANS wherever it has been tricd)
recommends "Hood's oyereigu Balm" for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, whoopiug Cough, &c. II can be
found genuine at Dowie & Noises Drug Store. cor
ner of Meeting aud Hascl streets.
January 13 wfm6
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corroN.-We publish this mo- ming the circular Of
Messrs. Smith, Edwards & Co.. of Manchester, in re-
gard to the suppl, OF cotton of this year. also state
mont showing the actual stock of cotton o; all kinds
on hand in Liverpoo, December 31 1865, as COM
pared with the estimated stock.
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Spefial MDtifes.

grCDNSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New Ysrk, arc notified that sheis
discharging cargo at Adger's WharfTHIs DAY. Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
J.puary ApeDtS
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THE DAILY NEWS.

80 LARGEST ClRCULATioN-THE DAILY
Ews BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CTR
cULATIoN IN TIE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN.
ING rs THE PosroFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO The PROv1S-
IONS OF TIE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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TIE ATTENTION OF DEALERS is invited to the
sale of new crop sugar and molasses, by Messrs j.
A. Enslow & Co., at II O'Clock this day, alonssid',
schrooner Minnie at Palmetto wharf
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We REFER TO JOHN CoMx1Ns, No. 131 Meet
ing-strect. mar Market. He offers men's water
proof mining broglns, with wooden so!cs. Mt 81 25
per pair; also sevcl Of chldren's waterproof
bootees India 4ubbcr soles, dr-s'e shoe. at 81 90
per pair sw4 January u
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ST. MARY's CHuRcH.-The following gentlemen
were elected vesrsmeu Of this church on last Sun
day: F. Laftte 8. Rols J. P Chazll, H. z. Laurey
Z. Poincignon; c. p. aimar, Treasurer, and P. j.
Barbot Secretary.
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CkLUMD1A AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD STocK.-
Mr. b. H. DeLeon sod yesterday, at auction, s45oo
of shares of the Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company at SIS per shars. Par value s25.
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BARNwEL1 IoURNAL.-Mr. j. S. Shuck,
merchant CT Barnwell Courthouse, who proposes to
publish paper at that place. to be called the Barn
well Journal, is in town, and staying at the Pavilion
Hnta1
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funeral aotifes.>

E1- The Earthly Remains Of Captain
e. WIEIING will be committed TO his grave This
DAY, the Goth instant, at Throe p n, at The German
Lutheran Cemetery Bethany.
January 90
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SILK AND ALPINE HATS, just received at the
Temple OF Fashion, No 2Go Kiug-strcet
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SALE OF ASSETS OF CHARLESTON SAVINGS
INstTUT1oN.- Letch Bruins sold yester-
day. at tioD the following assets of this institu-
ton, purchased at the safe of Master James Tupper,
In April last, and no. settled for
John G. Chalk's bond tor sl3s3 Is, at forty-seven
cents on the dollar. Eli Geddings' bond for s10,-
1877 SO, at e. Christopher Geratss bond for sls17
45 at 3s Another bond of same party for s16S4, at
80. NlissC. c. Kesey's bond for sS376 95, at CT.
Francis St Marks bond TOR sGl4 TO- at 30. Conrad
D. Ludeke's bond for s537 70, at 46. VIII. Swinton's
bond for ss57 40, at eS. b. v. Toome,'s bond for
sS12 90, at s7 R. J. Limehouse's bond for s1159 10,
at At. Mrs c. X Fluids bond for sl6A6 90. at "a
c. ]. Relyeas bond ior ss95 So at CO. p ]. coogan's
bond for s2O0l 75, at TO- Terms OF sale cash in ten
days
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. TIE MANpAMAs RErURN.-The return made
by the Acting Board of Aldermen tc the writ Of man
damus signed at the meeting of Council on Mon.
day night by al the Aldermen present except Alder
men Cunningham, Wall anl Adams.
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@-3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIErE& & CHAPMAN corner King aad Radcliffe
streets. and got bcttor article for the money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November II 3mos
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CHOICE GREEN AID BLACK TEAS, 81 pc
pound. at Wilson's Grocery, southeast corner socict
and Auson streets. Goods delivered troo.
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ErNA FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-AIr. a.
H. Hayden, corner King and Hassl str'cts, is the
agent for this and several other old aud re- liable COM
panies.
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LADIES LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
ers in evcry style. Minco pies, fresh daily Hot cof-
fee and chocolate at all hours. Ice cream every
day.
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FuRs at cost at the Temple of Fashion, No.
eco hiug-street.