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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Adger ct al vs. o. Callaghan.
BY JOHN $. RYAN, AuctiOneer

Pursuant to Decretsl Order in this case, viii be
sold THIS DAY, thes28th day Of April, in front
of the old Customhouee at II O'Clock A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situate on the southeast corner
OF Blake and Aiken-streets Upper Wards, the same
being part of Lot No. 49, in B. Beckmahs plan OF the
Village 1fHampstead, A.. D. 1887 measuring and con
tanning front on AikenstIeet 40 feet came on east
and back lines, 100 feet north and south lines;
buting and bounding west by Alken-street. north by
Blnke-strcet, east by lands now or Iate Of j. q. F.
Street, south by the Lot next described.
ALSO,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings there
on adjoining the above described Lot on the south,
measuring aud containing In front on Aiken-street
aforesaid same on rack line about 100 feet on north
and south nes be the same more or less; butt1ng
ana bounding wcst by Aken-street, north by Lot
above described esst by land now or late of Charles
Henerey, and south by lands now OIL late Of R. Hen.
bricks.
Terms-Onc-thr.l cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond of the purchaser and mort.
gage OF the premises; premises to be insured and
policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. Z. W. M. MAChEf,
Anril % tu4thl s. G. G.
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THE ACTS OF THE decentralization
Messrs. Denny & Perry, State printers, We
have neatly printed copy of all the acts and
joint resolutions passed at the recent session
of the General Assembly, with index, marginal
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HALF FARE.-We are authorized to state
that delegates to the Physicians Convention,
to be held in New Orleans on the 4th OF May
will ks passed over the route from Columbia
and Charleston, via Chattanooga and Grand
junction to New Orleans, for one fare-payins
full fare going, and returning free.
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WE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING OUR
patrons and the public generally that we have Just
opened large aud well assorted stock of CLOTH
ING, MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, &C., for the
Sprirg and Summer, at the above stand, consisting
of Business and Dress Suits, al sizes and qualities
Of Shirts and Underwear Goods, &C.; oil sizes and
qualities Of English and Domestic Halt Hose all
sizes and qualities Of Silk end Lisle Thread Gloves;
all sizes and styles Of Linen and Paper Collars ali
sizes and styles OF Crayats, Neck Ties, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Umbrellas, &C.; also
large and we'll assorted stock of Broadcloths Cassi
meres, Doeskins. Coatings. Vcstings, &C.. which We
offer to sell by piece, yard or pattern; or make up
into Garments, by measure, in any shapt or style,
according to order, at the shortest notice. Our
Stock has been selected with great care and We are
confident that we can compete with any otner nouse
In this city. We invite examination OF our s'ocA'
and bespeak share OF the public patronage
bIENKE s MULLER.
x,,u.ho o7 stuth3mos
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TEE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
MERciAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery
at nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number of copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
All orders for ten copies and over will be sup
Piled at the rate of two and half cents per
.cOpy.
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fine Arts,
CoLURING.

OHUTUGRAPH CULURINW.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style of rooring preferred.
April 90 3mos*
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The READING LAST NIGHT "A good house
greeted the appearance of Mrs. ODonovan
(Rossa) last evening, and her recitation proved,
as we had been led to expect, a rare literary
treat. Superadded to acharming person, Mrs.
O'Donovan possesses . remarkable voice. 1t
has ali the tenderness OF the gentler sex, and
yet all the strength usually looked for among
the lords of creation. She seems equally at
home in the domains of pathos and humor; she
glides with the most amazing versatility from
the spirit-stirring deeds of the brigade at
Fontenoy" to the neglected stockings o! "Mol-
lie Muldoon;" from the heartrendins emotions
of the s.yisit to the Prison" to the wall-kissiog
proclivities of ''P.ramus and Thisbe.' Mrs.
ODonoyan's object is one of the holiest tat
ever engaged the soul of true woman. Ne
most heartily wish her God-speed IN her :trrts.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. APRIL 2S.-cnd'''ston
Hote,.-W. T. Summons. Charles Dohasjy, t.
W. Bedeu, Baltimore; D. F. Brewster, Y 4.
Haines, Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa, Georgia; W.
H. Levy, Columbia; E. Dec. Mckay and vile,
child and maid, New York; R. Berkett, Connec-
ticut; John T. Bell, New Hampshire; c. I. La
throp, Mrs. R. Lathrop, Georgia; Mrs. G. B.
Brown, bliss Lewis, Boston; E. ]. Mastire, A.
G. Guerard, L. Cohen, NJ. l.. Cutters, Savan-
nah; O. W. Gates and wife, Mrs. Ward, Miss
L. Jones, a. b. Keeler, New York; R. K. Scott,
Henry Sparnick, Columbia.
Partition Rotel.-R. E. Clark, LewisvilIe; Geo
". Wise, South Carolina; ". E. Mcknight, N.
E. Railroad; H.. NJ. Levy, Augusta; Chas.
Welsh, New York; G. B. Lartigue, C. E. Lar
tigue, Blackville; B. W. Hard, District Colum-
Bis; J. T. Mcdowell. Goose Creek; John Y.
Little, New York; B. C. Evans, Chester; J.
Murdock, New York; J. S. Brown, Barnwell.
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MEETINGS. THIS DAY.

Howard Lodge, st P. ".
Washington Fire Company. at A. M.
Stonewal Fre Company, at half-past P. NJ.
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"GUANO!"

TINE Use OF TIE ABOVE SOLUBLE PaospHo.
PERUVIAN and Amnoniated Soluble Pacific
Guanos is particularly recommended, being COM
pounds of the richest Pacific Phosphate Guano.
rendered soluble; the former containing twenty per
cent. of Peruvian Gunno and the latter highly am.
moniated with animal matter-making the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers III use for cot
ton corn wheat and Tobacco,
For sale in bags and barrels, in quantities to suit.
Testimonials from those wh5 have used the above
will be turnieed on application.
GRAESER, LEE, SMITH & CO.,
Gcneral Agents at Charleston.
..Fced your Land and 1t will Feed You."
December "a Dto tnstu4mo
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TAI v5. BRITISH BRIG J. l.. PYE.-The parties
here representing The steamship Oriental and
British brig ]. T.. Pye. it is understood, have
come to an understanding that the amount Of
compensation to be paid the Oriental shall be
s47OO; this award, however, will have to be con-
firmed by the action of the court. This sum is
said to be about forty per cent. on the value
of vessel and cargo. Tho grounds of the claim
we're, that the British brig ]. L. Pye, of st.
Johns n. B., totally dismasted. was fallen in
with at sea, by the steamship Oriental, on her
pass age from Boston for New Orleans; the lat
ter having on board cargo of iron, clay, &C.,
from London FOR Philadelphia, was towedabou
four hundred miles to this port.
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PORTO Rico SUGARS AND MoLAssEs.-The
auction sale of cargo ex 'Nellie Carr" is una
voidably postponed until SATURDAY, first of
May. Buyers will pleuse notice advertisement
in another column.
April % 2 RISLEY CREIGHTON.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION is called to the sale, this day, by
R. N. Marshall & Bro. OF the valuable brick
residence and store, on the southwest corner
of Washington and Calhoun streets.
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BY q. 3. CAKES.

Genteel Residence, No. 106 east side Of So.
Philip, one door south Of Norris.
BY 4. B. OAKES.
Will be sold Tbs DAY. the 2etb, at II o'clock, at
the Old Postofice,
That well finished and genteel two and half
story DWELLING, No. 106. east side st. Philip
street. containing four upright and two attic rooms.
large pantry and dressing-room, wide entry and
handsome stnirs. The House measures by 40 feet,
double piazzas south and east. On the premises is
well-6nished two-story Kitchen besides large els.
tern and we'll. The Dwelling is furniehed with gas
fixtures and bells throughout, aud Is in complete or
der. Lot S6 feet front by ITO feet deep.
Immediate possession given.
Conditions-s25O0 cash; balance in one year, with
interest Purchaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
April 20
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIntion.-THE pAILT NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
cOGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cULA7IoN IN THE cITI- OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0ST0FFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVIS-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSTOFFYCE Law.
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Shoulders, Sides, Butter and Cheese.
RIECKE & SCHACHTE
Will sell Tbs DAY. at their Stores Nos 143 and 146
East Bay, at o quarter to 10 O'Clock, :.
5000 pounds SHOULDERS ,'o
. 5000 pounds Sides
40 tubs choice Goshen Hutter
25 frkins choice Goshen Butter hi -
so boxes Cheese -
80 tubs Lard -.
Coffee, Molasses and Herrings. Aprilcs
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Positive Sale of Securities.
BY H. III. DeLEON.
I will sell OF Auction THIS DAY, April Goth, at
II O'Clock, ut the Old Posiofice,
$500 Thirty-five Hundred DollarR) CHERAW AND
DARLINGTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE BONDS
5000 Five Thousand pollarsl Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad First Mortgage Bonds
sl944 Nineteen Hundred end Forty.f four ollars)
Northeastern Railroad Certificates of Indebt-
edness
s71E0 iSeventy-one Bunired and Fifty Dollars) Che
raw and Darlington Railroad Certificates OF
Indebtedness
Terms cash. mwth3 April 20
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Auftiun Sales.

Sale Continued Of Clothing, Dry Goods
Hats, &c.
BY MILLS DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, will sell at my
store, corner of King and Liberty streets,
THE BALANCE OF STOCK OF CLOTBING, Dry
Goods a2d Hats; in addition to which will SELL an
invoice of Clothing, just received By steamer Man
hatta1,
CONSISTING OF:
100 Gents seersucker, White Duck, Melton, Cloth.
Alpacn and Tweed Sack Coats
40 Gents Fine Cloth Frock Goats
GO Geuts' Cashmere and Linen Vests
$50 Pair Cashmere, Jean and Drill Pants.
TOMORROW will sell 100 cases Boots and
Shoee. the best assortment offered this season.
April %
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w. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
auctfoneere

In obedience to an order OF his Honor j. NJ. Rut-
land 1 will offer for sale. THIS DAY, the 10th
inst,
The TWO LOTS OF LAND lying at the foot Of
Ging-street in the City Of Charleston In the said
State, known as Lots Nos. Q and 4. Lot No, meas
uring in 'front.' on King.street fifty 1907 feet, more or
less, and in depth fifty 5O feet, moro or less; said
lot having been conveyed to the late James NJ Howe
by Abie Bolles the deed whereof Is recorded In the
Registers Office for Charleston District (now Coun-
ty in Book p No II, pages 242 and 243, OF date 18th
September, 1874. Lot No. measuring In front ON
Kingstreet fifty (50) by Hftytwo si1twelfths 52 611
feet In depth, said lot having been conveyed to the
said lnte james u. Howe by W. G. Benson and Jas:
NJ. Smith, Qualified Executors under the last win
and testament of Mrs. Mary Howe, deceased, Of
Charleston In the said State, the deed whereof fs
recorded in Registers Office, Charleston District
tnow County, In said State, in Book e. No. TO- pages
1859 and 47o, of. date the Goth day of April, 1885,
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps. F. B. BRUNsON, Sn.,
State of South Carolina, Darlington County, Clerks
Office. 9Th April, 1869. wlthS April 2s
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE NEWS JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

OFFICE OF TIE News,
CHARLESTON, S. c., April q, 1869.
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Strips. & ::
BY e. T. A. p. CALDWELL,

DI ns q As Is CAIDW ElI.i
THIS DAY, the 2sth instant, will be sold before our
Store, at half.past O'Clock,
$500 pounds New York 8. O. STRIPS, .,ia
ALSO, j. ~
SMOKED BELLIES AND HAMS
Barrels Picked Beef
Tubs Goshen Butter -.
Boxes Adarnantine Candles
Tubs Extra Lard.
Conditions cash. - April 2@
I'LL. CI.x..r S..II n.-.i..- n..I...I -. n.....
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NEVIS OF THE DAY.
$50 Aoc the very age and body qfthe Times. "

An example Of the appreciation Of the fact
that politics should not interfere in the seec-
ton of judicial officers, has just occurred in
Michigan. When the Democratic and Republic
can Conventions CT the Eighth Saginaw Dis
trict met they united on Judge Sutherland,
who is Democrat And now Judge Turner;
in the Seventh Clint District has received
the nomination Of both Conventions, although
he is one Of the staunchest Republicans IN the
district
TIE recent visit OF Assistant Bishop Cum
mil of Kentucky, to Chicago, is likely 10 be
the source of fresh trouble in the EpiscO-
pal Church The low churchmen have become
tired OF giving their money to aid in the propa-
CATION OF high church principles through the
church mission boards; and have accordingly
started organizations for themselves 1t was
in behalf of these last that Bishop Cummlns
visited Chicago.
The total losses Of American vessels and OF
foreign craft bound to or from American ports
reported during February was very light when
compared with the same month in previous
wears. The whole number totally lost and
missing amounts to seventeen, nine OF which
we're foreigners, Although the month was
comparatively mild on shore, there were some
very severe storms on the Atlantic.
Mr.. Coltax resigns the Speakership OF the
House of Representatives to-day. Both Re
pubicans and Democrats have agreed by com
mon consent to pay Theodore NJ. POmerOy, Of
New York, the compliment OF election as
Speaker By exclamation, to serve twenty-foul
bOurS after MIR COlfaX resigns
A delegation Of Texans called upon General
Grant yesterday, rendered their congratulations,
and expressed their faith in his administration.
The President elect returned his thanks, and
informed his visitors that he would soon restore
General Reynolds to his command In Texas.
Revenue Assessor John W. Frazier, OF The
First District Of Pennsylvania, has been sus
pended by the newly appointed Supervisor, fol
neglect of duty. 1t is understood that Assessor
Frazier refuses TO recognize the authority OIL
the Supervisor.
a report is in circulation in Cube, that al
political prisoners will be sent to the Island o.
Fernando Pc, and that volunteers are being
enlisted to guard them on transports detailed
TO carry them to that island. The Government
is silent on the subject.
General Grant on Friday next will transmit
TO the Senate The name OF Lieutenant Genera
W. r. Sherman, to be General-in Chief OF tho
Armies OF the United States, vice u. S. Grant,
whose commission is vacated by his acceptance
OF the Presidency.
At Jackson, Miss, March l. FIRE burned
the Clarion newspaper and job office and book
bialcry. loss $4,000; partially insured. -
Most Of the insurance Is in Northern com
panies
A Mr. Eckerson died few days since, ii
New York, of hydrophobia, after prolonged
| and most horrible sufferings
The Opera House at St, Joseph, Mo, wa:
burned on Saturday, Loss $l20000 insurance
$4,000.
Among the first acts Of President Grant, i
is said, will be the recall OF Gen. Rosecrans.
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T.gsSsH3&. NEWS

IAsts : lo77 o. exhibition ia Richmond, a
nc a.one. the props2,y o. FIR William L..
if..soa and o>he-s. o. 2ensic9 county. The
Dispatch sGysit v'as sol3 al 5ution some years
&C co. fifteen hundred collars, aud has since
-een applied 90 oye. re hundred patients,
crly one OF whCp2 leo. There $ & stone of
ais ire we bells e i, Eesaz county, and
mother in EeuCu'e'
1dwazd {. 8ootn, lr ely Of Nottaway coun-
=. ac9 sole Sc, 00G acres C l;rd in Giles coun-
r. II. u 6 c2ora;1icov5, but may be used
g sheen pasture. { includes that remagka-
1.5 curiosity of p3tura, tie Salt pond, large,
teaD end transparent igEa or the top OF a
>ou1tain, without inlet OF outlet.
TIE Richmond Ste,C 2oura2l aays:-"We
a,a in error yastegGag il sta,iag that the
il;taly Post OF IIinchesto-, lad been discon-
;cGed It should hcre been Marion. The
ocG, aarGirg Generci, Ncs Ac1ever, recinded
70 O,ce: disco ;ir2ing IS Is, mentioned
'os.
L 20. Hhones T. '.11>e2e las -eturned to
: native State, AMI is n9y- ces;3inA at Win
,aes,eg. Major Tucae. Sc Que OF the parties
ecehtl2 9alGoreG oy tbs Government.
IlT. 4. Il. Glass g ,yn9h5ueg, an original
ID ultra seeesa;or;ct. &c cow 10 edit "Grant
oeper," anG 20 &C &C. ';vo: o. reocnstructing
fsgiGi, : % - S g C - cen be OBJ
e. s..
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The London Times says tha scheme e
disestablishment OF lie Aiaa Clurch G,igla
complshes its task, ana ths Go7ernnea.
serves the support Of parlianeut.
The English papers announce me .est,
Robert Keeley, who has beer 7ronoUnca6 =
dramatic critics one Of the hes, actor3 CT ~
present century perhaps ne most natural 49,
tor that ever trod The Il &c EEK. ra- be-,
in 1893.
News has beer .3o5. al a.. Ca ..
the dethrOnpd Ameer or Jsuool has :aire,
possession of two cities r. Tulkisjcn, aesr n.
Caboo border, and thc5 RchmGn Kuhc ~
gone to JOIN him. 1T Is also reported thet 81,
town of Kohat, 10 Cabocl. laa 2ean sG;osi,..
by natives, aud that the D.;.s &C.. 3d.: -,
killed wounded, and missiuc.
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[ Loudoun paCo2s please copy

In Mobile, on the night the 49, OF ZEBRA.
airy, HENRY MAUI, - -oion,l IN jls
late Confederate -rml, lAtice OF To-lol,
Va, and son oc Ia icta >uLlar l4curg q
man Of most mob. courage 2p1 ..lslt3 many
times severely WoJnGet au.inr the w4r. 81.
health fatally impGifeC ha'eby he hes been
taken from his family no .reues, md viii 81
Justly mourned by I'll c&c me" hi@.
AT Milford, Mess on S=tasl25, :hs .,.L o.
February, Mr.. j. - J-LIL.N, IN he .JI
year Of his sge, To- .h3 D1st .oGe yerr- g. Ts,.-
dent Of this city, wLs~e D. hls i.inl ant s5c-.
manner he had won mGny Farm ifl3ada.
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The resolution passed by the House of Rep
esentatives yesterday, in relation to Cuba,
ill attract attention abroad more than it does,
=: present az home
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Persons who sc 10 Washington now, must
cox out for pickoockete, A numerous dele
g ion Of these scamps, from ell The large cities
2 sale 10 nave already arrived.
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..ieat Braioe, formerly o. the late Conteder-
1,e Navy, he's been released from imrrisOn-
~leOt. A nolle prosequi was entered in his
es3a, and The Gour5 ordered his discharge
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The Richmond Stats Journal says: -"We
',aCw that there Is 10 purpose, intention,
seaeme or desire CT tna p2rt of Gov. Wells to
SSH the interests c. ire State IN her Internal
;,snrogemeais
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The Committee on the Accounts Of the
1ouse Of Representatives,, in their report, ad-
nit that the ccntineeno expenses are entirely
co great and ought e be diminished. The
liame is with the House i.5eli in allowing and
Greeting the extravagant expenditures which
ii e made. There is &c retrenchment nor re-
orm in these matters, IS yes.
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Llr Mortol maze I'll attempt last night, in
.le Senate, &c obtain action on the bill for the
epeal of the Tenure-of~O Office set, by moving
{ as en- amendment 10 ar appropriation bill. But
ae Senate refused g adopt The amendment,
nus proposed, by 7ote Of % 10 %. Another
tempt to increase Toe pay OF the clerks in the
apartments, ras Else defeated.
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1snsss, .sou;Siana and Nevada have ratified
~ 8aGrsgs Ameudme-c recently passed by
-Cc.rs5c.
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coming administrator
Benedlctlon was 2ronoG. Get = Re-. l.
Haynes, after which Confe!ener .diol7-2I IL:
Friday
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The Richmc-t 3tate Journal says;-"WhO
oes not know shat Inc $4,000 oolored votes in
lia State are tie backbone Of reconstruction?
1, IS OF but itals consequence how little cdu-
cation they possess. O. how unfit they general
= may be for the exercise Of political power,
ne great truth Genains--they have the actual
aeight, the ;rue eyoirdupOis, which, cast in
ne trembling balance. must finally determine
he result, &C." This seads like the outspoken
declaration Of .he late Henry Winter Davis,
nat what the Radical party wanted-was
nan5ers s1tfc;ens II accomplish their purpc-
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CLARENCE II. CIAFE. ,-il5a.
JAY COOKE, CLairscal -.32rc. 't ~
tive Committee.
HENRY d. COOK, T:co-=r.-iCol.
EMERSON ". PEE. s.. ~ --C 5'.
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This Company, Na.ioDtl = &c or e.. e--
fers, by reason of its L2r@a ycJii-l. 10" 'r.
of Premium and New Icbies. ne ;-o-i t'-l.
BILE means ofinsurina lie 30 ,ic2on'2t .' Do,
public
The rates of premium Joias !cf Il t-taesi
are made as favorable &C. ne Insurer .ao-
of the best Mutual yong-lis-, cnL rolc
the complications and UpcC;tEip'I5c OF t. g.
Dividends, and the Misunderstanding T1ic'
the latter are so apt 10 cause ohe ohc7."o.cH
Several new snd cttrecdTs l-tl91 re no"
presented, which need only TO DO uudo SOD. e
to prove acceptable t. the public, cacu ..e
INCOME-PR POLICY md H.
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the policy holder not only secures life in--
ance, payable at death, out will receive Ii H'.
ing, after a period ola fea years, an oIi"H9 d.
come equal to ten per- cent. 10 per cent) ~ 20.
agrees TO return TO the assured the total ano.
Ofmoneyh ehas paid IN, IN addition To tus a.ay ID.
ofhis policy.
The attention Of persons contemplate" i-.
suring their lives or increesin. the emouni
insurance they already have, Is e,lled 10 ,I
special advantages offered by Che NE.oDl
Life Insurance COmpanv.
Circulars, Pamphlets euC ull Gertcl'-i
given on application 50
Agent for The city ami count 81 &le1anl..-
Office ~ x ing street.
FRANCIS A. DICKINS, agent for the co..
ties Of Fairfax, Prince William md tAA4ae'
will be at the Court Houses OF the respsc.''
counties on Court days. tostonice II --'si
andra, or Fairfax Court LOule.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-03-03

Tue Montreal train which left New York on
Friday afternoon was thrown from the track
owing to defective rail, near Pittsford' VT,
on the Rutland and Burlington KalIroad' at
. 4. NJ. on Saturday. The sleeping car
was hurled down a slope some thirty 1eet' near
the banks of the COtter river. The car was
wrecked, but no lives were lost although sever
al passengers were injured.