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90 ReHi.

OFFiCE To REFT.-THAT DESIR -
" BLB OFF z. No 40 BROAD-STREkf. con
tanning TWO rooms front and baotl, now 10 COM
ple,A orner. Apply on premises to l. 4. Z BEN
NETT or to No. 155 KING-ITREET. Sept9
Tu REsr. A COMFOKTABLE two
STORY DWELLING In O pleas4Dt loca itY.
Apply at No S3 3GANNON-STRRET. /. napt3
ITO RXNT, TWO GH THKEE ROOMS.
apply at the NOh HEASI OORNER or N
SON AND >OCIE Y.sTREE,S y 81 ept2
DEAL STATE AGENTS, AND OF HERs
III having houses to reut, can have their PlacArds,
&c., printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and neatest STYLES OF type, at IHE NEWS JOB OF
tICE, No. l40 Last Bav
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Nh 8 W. MAURICE says that in the ca
of the Bank vs the Supervisors of New York,
7th Wsllaoe's Reports, page 20. it is fully
decided by the Supreme Court of the United
States that the national currency cannot be
taxed by State authority. 1t follows that
the tax law Of this State is in this respect
unconstitutional
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THERE Was IN Inoeadlsry fire a. john
sonville on Friday night. Such orimina
acts are the natural consequences Of the ia :
oendiary speeches which Congressman
H ,ga amusrs himself by delivering.
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FRESH DRt GS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR 5 iLE WHOLESALE
81 AND RkIAlL BY DIR. Z. BAER, Nc. 131
MEEII>G->1RSE1-
RIoON's TOBACCO aNT'D3TB
Roses Couph Syrur
hchenk's Pul monte Syrup
Scheull's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyre
German Blood or Kaiser PHI. &c. &c.
Feming's Worm Connections
Weights RejuvepstlDg Elixir
ChurchllI's .ycup Hypophosphit- OF Lime
Van Deusen's WoIm on'eriIo1s
Hurley's We m Caudy
Bardotte'- Worm sugar Drops
G.@teuoerg Pills
Cephalio Pills
SchaIenberecr's Fever and Ague Pills
stronR's Pills
McLane's Liver rilA
Liun'> v, getabe Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial Tor Children Teet,in ;.
Jaynes lterahve
Jayne's Expecorant
Jayne's farUinative
Jaynes alive Pills
Radvav's Ready Relief
Railways r. Pills
Rsdway's Ready Besolvent.
June al mT
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ID Il y u & l. Y N
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

r IL y U n L.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
I--Urs ALL KIN II OF LIFE AND ENDow-
MENr POLI,IG>. Divld nds annuly lu cash.
Ouls company having the Definite Guaranteed ur-
reuder-Vilue Pl ID Policies, worldwide. >erond TO
no Company the United states Tor stability, libe-
raiity and ecouomy.
UsHce No. l41 Broadway, New York.
CHRI>1IAN ". BOUCK, President
WM. Nj. COLE. Secretary.
st tie Agency No s. Broad-street, second Floor.
local aud Cauvassing Agents wanted throughout
the Stato
Apply in person or bv letter to
JANIS u. HOLMES. Jr,
General Agentfor South Carolina.
July IA mwf 6mos
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Aotifes in panhruptfg.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAR0LINA.-
AUGUST TERM, 1869. - IN THE MATTER OF
E. REDDIsG, NATURALIZATION FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUPT,Y.-trdered. That q hearing be had on
eral Courthouse in Chares,on, g. G., snd that
all creditors, &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear at
said time and p ac', and show cause, If any hey
car, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
BY yorder OF the Court, the 74h day of August 1862
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF he o. +. for g. @.
August 27 IL
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GOA" "Di-AS "UrU UAh
LIFE INsURAN &c COMPANY
NEW YORK.
OrganIze An 1880.
ALL POLICE5 NON-FORFETrABLb.
R.LFA DAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAsF CASH DIVIDEND so GFIFIYl PR CENT.
Polices In force. sac, 900 OOO
Assets. ......................... 500 600
annual Income. 100000
Losses Paid. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50O,OOO
oFFIoERs.
VIII. PECKH.M, President.
VIM. BOUKEk. Wee President
L. MoADAM. secretary and Actuary.
Ga. rUDIcKAR Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Bon JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Bou JAMES HARPER. Firm Of Harper & Bros, ez.
Mayor new York.
JOBS ]. CRANE. President Bank Republic.
wM N. vERMlLYE. Banker (vermiiye & co.,
rHAs G. Ra1KwooD, Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany.
Hon. GEORGE CroYKE ex.Mayor Of New York.
MINorC. MORGAN, Banker
THOMAS hoNEY. Finn thomas Ptgney Co.
BENZ. 3. HER IAN, treasurer New York Steam Su-
gar Refining Coppauy
sAaos ,nsoIp Firm Of arnold, Constable & Co.
liIcnAno Il. BOVINE, wetmore aowne, Lawyers.
Z v BAuoHwoUr. Firm E. v. Baughwout Co.
VIM wuKKNs, Firm OF W. wnkens & Co.
JULIUS u. PRATT. Merchant.
WM WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs ]. TARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ,LLEN, Merchant.
nEo. W. CUYLEa, Banker, Palmyra, N. Z.
oEo 7. HOPE, President Continental ylre Insur-
unce COMPANY.
IonN G. SIZE WOOD Park Place.
WALTON Il. rEoKHAM, Corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty tbird-street.
ErwARr q. wRIoHr, Newark. Nd
GEo FARLEE. counsellor.
W. L. CoGswELL. Merchant.
GEOEGE KEiM,
aENtR. Z AGENT FUR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Or. T. REENSIJkRNA, Examining Physiciln.
T.. IsSEKTEL,
GENERAL AGENT FOR UHARLESToN.
Gmce No. 265 Ktng-stroct.
OHARLRsTON, $. O
January12 D&o lyr
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FIRE AND LIFB DEP.RTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct bv charter $40 oO0 paid into the In
surancc Depart ment of GeoreA, coriing to law
for the benefit of the assured IN this Company.
stockholders wealthy aud responsible gentlemen Of
Georeia.
purely Southern Company. allowing only six
per cent OF its earpngs 10 the stockholders; the
rest the profits DIVIDED among the Polcyholders
on the C, ntlibuton plan.
fire Department has been in successful opera
ton lor s,I months, aud has already accumulated
hand some assets
Lie Department in full and successful operation,
and yieing WITH old companies In its success.
AN OF It's Pocps non-fo fe'tabie. and OF every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an an. uity table and return lemium plan.
No rsslrlchons upon travel, place OF residence or
| occupation.
Women insured ON same terms as men.
Loans half Of ils premiums. No notes takap.
OFFICERS:
WI. LAYTON. President.
&c. MoBCRNLY, Vice. President
RJ. LIaHrFOoT. secretary.
G. r. McCAY. constituting Ao'uary.
P. q WRIGHT. Examin ag Physician.
This Company ~ now prepared to axe risks either
In the Fire or Lie Der artments, and soicts share
| OF the patronage of the city and Sta'e.
j. G. HOLMES, Jr..
General Agent for south Carolina.
Local AMI Travelling agents wanted In all oerIs o'
the sta'e- Liberal commissions allowed, OF n sa L
nrv IL prefcrred. Applications to be male tc
G HOLMES. Jr. Genera Agent, No. IS Broad
| street, Charieston, 5 q.
July 2I Dkc WIN
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ENOR SA' T., HOO ACHE~ OP WI LII
II FINGERED Ind in lower p ri OF barnwDn
Count six miles from -Outh disto River. Terms
made very low For particulars address DR.. O. B..
hUFiU, GrIham's Turnout, G.S. x. x.
August 20 pao SO
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wauts.

WANTED, A GOOD LAUNDKESS. TO
w 60 to sull,van's Island and wash for email
amily. Apply between one and two O'Clock at No.
10 mi H-S1 RET, corner Wentworth.
SeDt3
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OAND AND GRAVEL FOR SALE Al
y low rates at MARSHALL'S WHARF.
August 20 limo
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TIEND TIE RRGCL AR MON lilly MEETING
n OF your COMPANY at your Hall HIs (Friday)
LvEN1Na, OF hafpast Seven O'Clock.
ORDER G A. CALDER,
Sept3 secretary.
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Remaual.

DuILiP sCH' CKrA N, DEALER IN
WUK.itD AM rRIMMlNG'. has removed
to his tormer store, No all III G-SibrE', onno-
site Hasrl-strret August "a
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DoarotH9.

DOkRD.NG Pile aStN' KuUMS CAV
Id be Outlined az NO 8I5K N3-'iR-E ID oppU-
tl.. S0rieiy. P.eass apply us iu'Vi. ~ sep l
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Gbu ati6Na:

TTNHE BXe,.CiS-> OrTH =: Sc BSCEIB-
lR>' CHOOL will be resumed at lU3h Went.
worth street on MovDAY next. ne 9th sop ember.
instruction Given III French, English and Cla sics
q lew boarders will be received
JOS y. SEApROCK.
sept3 % SEAaRoOR.
VI,GH. SCH oLoOF CHAR, E>TOv.-
Ill The Exercises his lrsitrto on will he re-
sumcd on MONDAY. September b thorough N
str,Io ION eiyeu u LATIN 3whEk, FRGNCH. G." r.
MAN. MArBEnAiIC>, and the hi ;her branches OF
EN-LI>".
Term-- sll er quarter, payable in advance.
No * IA char C for FRENCH, GERMAN OF STA
TI0NkhY.
w. K. RI>GMAN. A. NJ Principal
V q. DiBBIE, b, First Assistant
II P.FUrGaS. NJ. fren III Master.
W. n. a. DE,S. Esq, German Master.
August 90 10
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f6r SQir.

HuR SALE, G0i3D mILCH cow. AP-
E PLY at No. s5 BhO'D-> tREEr, four doors
from n. lT sept z
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Mfetluas.

EAGLE STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY.
VoU. ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ATTEND
Il 4Regular Monthly Meet ng Of our Company
at your Hal, HIS lFriJay| EVENING, Sd inst, at
O'Clock. BY order. ARTHUR M. HEN,
Sept3 Secretary.
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VXTANTED. aGENT> FOR TIE AMRRI.
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. in both Eng
lish and German. by Robert stew: IT. ~. OF Miss
he WORK covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raisng, and the treatment OF horses snd mules,
boh In sickness and health. II has won its vav 10
popular favor. and Is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horss Book out Address ~ y. VEN =,
Publisher Cincinnat. o. 6mo* March 19
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G,Ok sALE, OLD NEWSP'PE . IN
N any euautlty lrce IS cents per hundred
The cheapest wrappu paper that can be nsed. APP
plv a. the of1ro OF IHR N~W>. Mdrch
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xATANTEO. A BOv WAO WOULD BE
w willingto make himself generally useful as
Clerk in a Hardware sIore. Address p. o. Boz 37l.
SeDt3 6F
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KTOTICE.-Mn. .D,NIEL LLScSNEH s
IN this day retired from our Firm. The ous =
ne,s will be onducted IN other res ts as hereto.
lore LsoE>NE q WE'LL.
September 1. 1869 ept
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A UCTlONEERS, B e ok r. KS, Nd
"A others wishing -, or sale" Hazards, business
Cards or Other Jop Printing executed with neat-
and dispatch. vii consult their interest by leav-
ing their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFlCE. No.
149 Easf Bay,
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TTNIVEw>ITY OBJ SOUTH CAROiIhA.
" 1uenrxt >ession will begin oo the FIRST hloN-
DAY IN OCTOBER, AID CONTINUE without lntermtH'
sioD. to the ensu'u2 Juv.
tnvdut,ges ure offered &c this Institution to stu
dents In Law tthe gialystcs being eutited to pr1c-
tice in Courts Of tlfi<, >taie;l IN BE icine he
coLrse Off st uctlOi being ex ensve aud thorough,
wi b two ittrn ex minaiions during the session !;
. In ENGINEERING, Mathematics. Men al Moral ID
Political Philosophy. story. rhetoric. English
Lit r4fura, Ancient and Modern Languages, and ID
the various scientific Schoo q.
Expeuses tor $500 Of ninp months: Annual
fee. 81; Library fee, $40; loom Rent feo SIS; uon
tee -; tor each OF three schOo S15; iulto In
Law or Medicine. $So BoArd can be lad at sl6 to
500 er month. Bv MESSING II will be less.
For fur her informAtol. /. se.id Tor Catalogues 70
the secretary Of the Faculty. Rev G. bTUCR
WALKER R.W B,RNWELi.
Chairman OF Faculty.
Columbia, 8. c., August q, 1869. -.
August 8 fmwM
TURMA. USIVEmsIrV, GHE e ~
Il VILE. T. C.-I be next sc sion OF this IN RI.
TUiIlN will open th- 10Th rptember, and continue
fort, weeks N hout lntermission.
Three years. .chnlarshvs may be Obtained ool II.
toned on The payment # thirty dollars annu ly
Tor three years. suo enlttliup the hocer Of schoi
hip to the tuition OF pu ii N all the regular
>chuols the payment OF the Incidental fee OF FIVE
'.lars. xcept 70 moiOers nf sch rShips. tue
cha ge for tniun 10 the wear will be sixty dollard,
I'd five collars for iucide al exDensps For tn-
stl uc,ion in Practical rhemisry. or IN Modern Oh
gun. es. tuer'. will De e1trI charge to DO regua-
teu by the slze oi b.. cllss
The egnlLr -choo embrace Mathematics and
Mechan cal Philosophy, oessor JUD ON; Latin
Langu Qe AID Lite, azure Professor !AB-R; Or ek
Language Professor III II; Chemistry aud Ma
Jal Philosophy Pr.ie .sor i lRRio; o9io Rh tor'c,
an Ilte leo ual and Moral Philosophy, P'o cssor
PUnMAr.
Ur. rsBlR will instruct III German, French AMI
spanish.
Goon poard.ug exc'usiva # lights and washing,
cau be- nb'a;ncd at abOui Sis l'pth
ta,I o.urs ,r -choarshI, can 'ob.fined by ad-
tressing tue subscriber
I'M, @. URMAN,
AugusI.33 18 President
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X1yANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING VI al kinds. plain and
ornamental, Is executed promptly in che neatrs'
style aud at the lowest New York prizes, o. iaE
NEWS Job Office, No. l4o HAsT RAY Call and ex-
anime the scale OF prices before giving your orders
elsewhere
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GHiN ESE LABOKERS.-PAKT
" wishing TO employ large or anal. numb"rs OF
CHINESE LABOREKS, pay make the necessary
arran gements for procuring gaug' OF slzt required
deliv cred in any part OF the country by application
to KoOPMAN sCHAAP, ban Francisco California
yulv %
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DIssOLl TIUH of .OPARTN ERsHlP.
~ The 6rm OF JAMEn PRICE & GO. Is this day
aIssolyed Dy Its own limitation.
& JAMKS PRICE,
X. p. TO0MER.
Charleston, s. c.. September 1. 1859.
eentI wfm3
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Dissolution Of GDpartnership.

NTGTiCE.-MR. JAMES CALDWELL
IN has Withdrawn from the firm OF JAMES v.
CALDWELL & sUN> to embark 10 another branch
of busress o. his own count IN the town Of bum.
ter, s G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

AGRICULTURAL HORTICULTURAL AND ME-
| CLINICS INSTITUTE. On Saturday September
9th, pursua 1T to adjournment the Agriculture
Horticultural and Mechanics Institute met at
Falls Church to perfect their organization
Which was done by the adoption Of Constltu-
ton and set Of Bylaws. The meeting was
rendered interesting to all present by the pre-
sentiment of fruit for inspection and use MI.
Myers who intends devoting his time and at
tcntion largely to CRAZE culture, had very
fine specimen OF Delaware grapes, which ne
has rnited since his residence in Virginia, only
about Two years. DR.. Hogan brought to the
meeting the Concord grape in number oil very
foe lunches which he has lruited since, his
resideac2 here, the duration of.whch is about
the same as that OF Mr.. Myers. MIR. BENJAMIN
K!ock of Falls Church vicinity treated the
meeting to testing OF very fine specimen OF
reaches, and he also had some very fine specl-
mems OF apples. After pleasant meeting the
Institute Adjourned to meet again at Fans
Church, Saturday, the 18th day OF September
at > clock, for the election OF its officers,
the farmers, gardeners, fruit growers, and
mechanics OF the neighborhood having been
invited to attend.
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LOCAL NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-No one viii dis
pute the advantages that community derives
from public library in its midst, where good
books are preserved for the Use and convenience
Of the citizens. and especially the young. IN
no other way can literary taste be better cul
,ivated, ard that taste is sure to refine and
elevate We have here in Alexandria the
neucus Of au excellent library, containing many
OF the best standard and variety Of miscclla-
neous, works. In other days, this library was
the resort Of intelligent aud Stuiious youths,
who spent there many pleasant hours in read
ing and improving their minds-and Older c'tl
zens patrorized it by subscriptions aud gifts.
This ought to be the case now. We would be
pleased to see the Alexandria Library once
more what it once was. Material interests
should not ,cLolly engross our attention. Tic
mind ought to be filed as well as the purse
We shall speak more of this hereafter.
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Police REPORT MAYORS OFFICE.-Jesst
Sherwood, huckster, for lorestang, was fined
and discharged.
William Iolleuger, colored huckster, iol
iorcstalling, was dismissed, as the charge was
not sustained.
Henry Beach, arrested by night watchmen
Nightingale and Cogswell, for diSorderly con-
duct. at the house of MIR. John Flood, on
Vinegar Hill, was, in default of the payment
of the imposed fine, sentenced to ninety days con
fnement in the work house, but was afterwards
turned over to the county consableS on peace
warrant.
George Webster for disorderly conduct, at
the house of hlr. John Flood, on Vinegar
Hill, last night, arrested at the same time, and
by the same officers as those who arrested
Henry Beach, was, in default Of the payment
of the imposed fine, committed to the work
house for ninety days, sentenced and to wear o
ball and chain during that period.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE. Henry Beach, in
default of bail in the sum Of 5000 to keep the
peace, on complaint OF Mrs. John Flood, who
swore that she was afraid he would do her
some personal injury, was committed to jail for
six months.
John Hall, arrested on suspicion Of having
robbed the house of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Pencil, was,
in default OF bail in the sum of 5000, COM
mitted to jail for further examination.
The parties arrested for robbing the distillery
of f. f. Downham 4 Co., were discharged,
as no one appeared against them.
A warrant was issued for the arrest OF q
white man, on complaint Of n colorcd woman, for
bastardy.
WATcu REPORT. Night clear and tempe
nature cold. There were no disturbances and
no arrests by the watch after ten o'clock. Tho
streets we're usually quiet. There was beau
hful display oil the aurora borealis-the sclntil-
l.l;.... linn nnmntimna To The zenith
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. September l0.-Cotton dull anu
nominally at 81 Flour firm and advanced Zoe
Howard Street Supcrine Scat 80; do. Extra
Sc 5Oa7 rs; do Family SSa9 %; City Mills
Superfne Scat IS; do. Extra Sc 5psS; do. Fam
lily So 25al0 rs; Western Supcrlino S6aG 90 :
do. Extra Sc 5Oa7 %; do. Family 81 jOae. The
water Tor milling purposes is very low " eH.
frmer and steady nj quotations; primet to choice
red l53al57 Corn firm and scarce; primo
white l25sl1s; prime yellow IA. Oats active
at GOaS2 Rye nominal NJ ll0a1l6. Pork quiet
at S33 50a34. Bacon active; rib sides 1s!; clear
do 20; shoulders Il! hams 2ia25. Lard quiet
at l9i2Ci. Whiskey brisk at 81 l4al 10.
NEW YORK, September l0.-Stocks wenh
and unsettled. Money per cent currency IT,
gold. Exchange. long, 81; short q. God
35l Five-twenties, 1862 coupon, 2ls. Ten
forties, coupon, l0t Virginia SKIES, oX-cou-
pom, IS: new 50. North Carolina skies, CID,
IS; now AZ.
BALTIMORE, September 10 Virginia ST. ca,
old, &c; bid 47 asked do. 1867 % bid; d1.
coupon, old, 6Gt asked. North CarolinGs, old,
81 bid, sc asked do. new Il bid.
NEW YORK, September 10,-Flour rather
more steady. Wheat lac better Corn dnlI
and better.
Gold.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
srLc1ALDispArcnR9To THCGAZErIEI
From Central and :,outl, America

New YORK, Sept l0.-Ibe steam mr.
Henry Chauncey, from Aspinwall, on the 1t
instant brngs only 81 900 Ia treasure.
Thousands OF persons are leaving the lsthmus
OF Panama, and the merchants are rapidly e!o'
sing up the little business cit, and genera de-
preston prevails.
The merchants do not do busin - enough n
one day to pay their dolly taxes.
The Cocoa Island treasure seeker, arrived!
back at Panama after ten months .. !rut.ts-
and expensive search. .,
The gunboat Seminole arrived a AspinGal!
on August 81.
General Warren, late Minister 10 Gau,.mnia,
is passenger on the Henry Chauncey.
CHILEAN advlces to the 1th instant SJate
that a heavy gale had caused several marine
disasters, but there were no American vessels
among them. and no lives lost
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SALE or ARKINDALE The tract OF land
in Stafford county, known as Alkindale, found
cd on two sides by the Potomac river and Aqua
Creek, containing about two thousand thee
hundred acres, and upon which is fishing
shore, was sold to-day under decree Of the
court, By Beck, Knox and Kirby auctioneCrs,
for Taylor, Suite and Conway, Commissioners,
to Mrs. A. NJ. Fitzhugh, for S2l per acre.
The property formerly belonged to the present
purchaser, but was sold by her some years ago
to the late Charles Warren for SG5,O0O about
$2l 900 of which had been paid
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i2niirnati Accident

New York, September lOtb.-An accident
occurred last evening on the Delaware division
of the Eric railway, about two miles outside OF
Port Jervis. Engine No. 23S exploded her
boiler, killing four persons, the engineer, tire-
man, fagman and brakcSman instantly. Three
of the bodies were brought to Port Jcryig. The
remains OF the engineer have not YET 3oen
found. The train was q freight tram. Inc
explosion was terrific, and the engine wa, blown
completely to pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

POToMAC, PIEDMONT AND VALLEY AGRI
CULTURAL SOCIETY.--A meeting OF the mem
bers of the Corn Exchange will be held TO-
morrow morning, to receive the report OF the
committecs appointed at late meeting to In
ouire into the affairs of the Potomac, Piedmont
and Valley Agricultural Society, with view
to the reorganization of that Associations ano
;ts establishment upon firm and substanha
hos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
Relief for The AvondaIc Sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. lO.-Tho Commcrcia
Exchange voted 81, 600, and George W. Child;
gives 81 900, for the relief OF the Avondalt
sufferers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10
AUCTION SALES.
8y T. ID. Harrison. AuctiOneeI

INTENSIVE SALE OF FARMING IN,
kITOHEN FUKNITURR.-Will DO sold Al
CIarens Fairfax county, Va, on TUEsDA y,
September list, at II o clock 8; M, If iair, II
not the next fair day, a lot of Farming Imp,e,
ments and Stock, consisting in part OF wv"
Horses, one Carriage, one Spring Wagon, NJ, one
Hog, Hives OF Bees, Carriage and Wagon Har-
ness; also, Agricultural Implements. House
hold Furniture, one Field Of Corn standing.
Stacks OF Hay, Poultry, &C.. Sale pererni- :
'' sen s-ts II Il. COOK, E1ecutrir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-10

ASSAULT. MIR. Plasket, an Old man living
near Occoquan, was assaulted by three men IN
the lane leading to the Catholic Church bury
inc ground, last night, knocked down, severely
beaten, and, it is thought. would have been
robbed had not his cries, aud the approach OF
assistance. alarmed his assaiants.