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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-07-21

Il "
VIII be sold on the premises, at public sale,
on 4lh day WEDNESDAY 18th of tn mo-,
(Iulv) the property known as tho WOOD
BRIDGE FARM, situated on the Occoquan
uuan' in Prince William county, Va, adjoining
lands Of Thomas Opp, George Myers. John g..
IIorner and William SclecInan. Said tnrm con
tains Sll 75-lOO ACRES, less -,acres convey
ed to the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Il. Il.
for the right of way through. The land il OF
superior quality, the larger part being arabic:
Sale at > o clock p. m, when conditions, when
will be liberal, will be made known by
ASAHEL TROT1I,
Attorney in fact for Samuel Troth-
prinnn M.illin1n cnlIntY. in 2S-lnMtsE
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OPp!cB GHASLBsroN NEWS.
WEDNESDAY ETsSTSe, September l3, 1871. {
CorToN.-Ihere was good and well sustained
demand for this article particularly for the better
qualities, in which factors were enabled TO harden
their rates about &c q ID. Sa:es $50 bales. say
Sat Tx, g at TX, 20 at 17't, 10 at Is, IS at lsh
10 as 1881 20 at 1s, lat 1ss II at Is 1l-l6, 4s at
Is,<, 81 at lsc p b and 80 on private terms. We
quote: "
Ordinary to good ordinary .....l5 DIX
LOW middlirp........ ..........lsH nlSk
Miadiing g.......................lS
Strict middling g..................l ..lsS@-
r,,n IN tiercea now
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY hARhEES
LONDON, September 1s.-Noon.-Colsols sah
PARrs September lS.-Rentes 67f sac:
Eyening.-Boursc closed ia; rentes o7t 4Sc.
NEW York, September l3 3-Noon.-tre.gnts
very firm. Stocks active and little stronger.
Gold steady at 13Ta14. Governments duii anu
steady. State bonds very dull but steauy. Money
easy at 2a3. Exchange. long S3I: short so.
EVening.-Money 2a3. Gold l3Xal4. sterling
dul, and unsettled; Wine bankers bills S5saSA:
Goyernments decltued hak. States very dull
and little change. Freights very nrm.
NEW ORLEANS. September l3 Bank sterling
IsT. Sight y premium. Gold l3H.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September Naturalization open.
I'D steady; up,ands si.d, Orleans eAd.
Eater.-Cotton active; sales 10, 600 oaies; specu'
lation and export 1900.
Evealng.-Cottoa firm at uncaa 1ged prices.
NEW YORK, September l3-NOOn.-Cotton urn; {;
GALES 1900 bales; mlddng upiands 2lc; orleans
2lhc, and held higher.
Eyening.-Sales future cotton to-day 1900 bales,
sentember 20lc, october l9,zal9Ic November
1oIaioHc December l9Hsl9 9 l6c. tton closed
strong and In demand; sales 3337 b. .es; upiands
2I.c, Orleans 2lKc.
dugs 2l &c: net receipts Is; gross Is; sales 400;
stock 700 bales. 20 ro..o, e,,,
middnugs 2ic. co,.on armar. mid
<,lnos 2OHa2oAc; net receipts 43i gross o9' TX
. TITS coaStwise 81: sales 6l5; STOCK osa nales.
NORFOLK, september l3.-Cotlon qu'e'' -"
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-,,s,,,nos ,s1Za1sHc; net receipts 81 bales; ex-
nnrts coastwise 10; sales 80; STOCK $50.
WILMINGTON. September IL 3-Cottoh uLin uio9 a1o
d,,nos isc; net receipts so; sales So; stock sl9
SayAsSaIt, September 13.-Cotton very irregu.
lar: low middliDgs 1St4alsHc; net receipt. 3oi
bales; exports coastwise 9i; sales 50; STOCK azza
AUGUSTA, September 1s.-Cotton firm; mid :
dlngs i9.; net receipts 12o; sales 23o bales.
MOBILE, September 13.-Cotton hIm; mldoHags
1919 net receipts loO; SAFES i'o sh scarce but
firm; mlddiugs held at 2o1sc. .oo..o, .+oo,,.
middlings lshaleac net receiptS 0a oaeS y
ia: exports coastWse l42 SAFES iVVo' s'0eA i'A'A
Gal GALVESTON, September 13.-Cotton quiet and
steady good ordinary &C; net receipts i+o oaes,
exports TO Great Britain 1866; coastWlse ooO stoch
1853.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Io.poS, September 13-Noon.-common rosin
o' 1u: pnaI September l3-Noon Corn S2s Cd.
The weather throughout Englan IS lalr. 30,
Eyening.-Lard AIS 81. Cumberland cut 33s.
Taliow 33s to AS 3d. SHORT miuuies oo'' ooni
new YORK, September 13-Noon.-Flour shade
hrmer. Wheat tribe higher. Corn lc oeIter
steady at sls 5tls 81 LaTa Rosn s1eaay ayet
weak at SSa3 10 for strained.
Eyening.-Four, Southern shade nrmer.
WhIsSey quiet at e21c. Wheat u better with la,r
demand, somewhat Irregular; winter red western
81 53al 81. Corn better, with an unsettled de.
mand, chiefly speculative at 7la72c. Rlce STEADY
at sXasX. PORK lower at $13 rs. Lard heavy
Kettle exc Turpentine very nrm. Kosin qulel
and weak. Tallow active at sAasAc. ,.
BALTIMORE, September l3.-Fl0ur nrmer. Mhsat
| &C i've and rrmer. Corn active, hlgner grace:
advanced; large sales to arrive. "hlskey qule'
WILMISGToS, September 10 Spirits turpentine
strong at Soc Posin frm at 81 40 for strained, %
| for No l. Sc IS for extra pale So 80 Tor crune,
Turpentine firm at s. so for yellow dip anu Sa oo
| for virgin Tar firm at 81 10.
| ST. LOUIS Septembsr 13.-Flour ana corn nIm
Whiskey Soc Baggng unchanged: PORK lrm a.
| sl3aI3 5o Bacon firm; shoulders &C. Lara nrm
| LOUISVILLE September 13.-Bagging IN iignt
demand and dealers willing TO make concessions
for round lots. Grain and provisions In lalr order
demand and ices unchanged. Whlskey BIC:
CISCINSAT1, September l3-Flour nrm. Corn
| steady Pork weak at $12 so. Lard steady. ba.
| con unsettle much sold; shoulders 6hc; clear
SIDES 7Kc. Whiskey 9oc.
NEW ORLEANS, September 13.-Flonr 1rm
suserfne 81 12Xc; double $5 s1ha$oi trenle 81
| l2Sase 25. Corn quiet; mixed 73a1lc; whte Ioc.
| oats elsy at 53s55.. Bran 81 l5aSl NC. DAY
market bare. Pork 6rmer; mess Sl4 90. Bacon
scarce bat firm at 73iasAashc. Choice sugar
cured hams l6MalIc. Lard scarce and urn
tlerce loIaloHc: keg 11Kc. Sugar and mcllsses
| no market. Whiskey qlet at soaSl o2c. Couee
no stock.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edisto, Enter
prise and Way Landlngs-Mrs II Legare, Miss N
Togllc, Miss Mccall, o Bailey, A Johnson, Il
Towies, and deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARL LEsroN, 8. C....... SEPTEMBER a.
La, 81 deg As min ss sec. Lon 7sdeg 81 min 27 SCI
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Narragansett, Haskell Richmond, Me-l0
days. Ice. To ] Enslow l. CO. Bound TO Fen
sacoa, and put in leaky and with mast sprung.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNety, Beaufort, CHS
olm's aud Pacific Landings Mdse and sundr,es.
Ravenel, Holmes CO. " whipper, F Campbell,
Bolmann Bros. J S Farley co, and Southern
Express Company.
Steamer Water Lilly, Togllo, Edisto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. bales sea island cotton.
mdse and sundIles. To Nisbet, S'oney d
Lowndes. Fraser i Dill. Kinsman Bros, F Tay'
lor co, and KlincE, WickenberS CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. woodruff New York
James Adger& CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Empire, Hlnckley, Philadelphia, Sep
tember 10.
British bark Rhea Sylvia, Cogel, London, Aug
uSt g.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
ust IS. .
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September IL SPIRITS TGRPsS.
rrSR-Sales OF l35 casks at 4THc and 22l bbls at
4sc per gallon for Southern packages. Market
firm at 4Sc.
RosIN-Sales OF 929 bbls at So 1912 50 lor no =
CRUDE TURPESTISE.-Sales OF 100 bols at S3 oo
for yellow dip and 81 so for virgin.
TiR-Sales OF only so bols at s2l per %; D: 20 o
CoT-roS-Sales OF 95 bales 8s follows: al lS,
atIsX, % at lsX, and So at 1s1lc per 10.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Arrived, the Sco-
tia, France, San Salvador. Arrived out, the
Berlin.
Evening.-Arrtyed, steamships Lou ent, Ha.-
satla, City OF Mexico.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBCS, September 11.-Market quiet; mid
dlipgs lsHc, low middngs lsc; sales 10 oales; re-
ceipts 10 bales; shipments ~ bales.
MACON. September 1l.-Recetpts TODAY As
bales; sales 81; shipped S.. The market closed
oujet and steady at lS<c for Liverpool ddings,
q better grade OF cotton calling for lsc.
SELMA. September 1.-THE demand continues
strong, with light offerings; mtddlings 1885, low
mlddllngs 1871 to lSHc.
MONTGOMERY, September 1.-THE cotton mar.
ket is quiet and steady; low middlings lsSalshc.
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TWO Hundred { FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE And U. S. GOLD BONDS
1871 public the City
Cha n,
CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
f. R EE SCHOOL r. U n ID,
LEGISLATURE
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE !
ON WEDNESDAY THE 22D DAY OF


be Distributed the Awar
United
SCHEDULE AWARDS.
eth 9Sta on ne aane
warehouse No. M Meeting
valuable
@ .ni ;1 nnmhers obn.d on the Rne
Dwelling situate on aaasaen ana
outbundings improvements with
haIfan nacreo O opround at.... " "
7 on sas Ee
County Darlington D. w. ON
or sse value
United States Gold Bonds as value
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <%6h
No, az, North River. foot OF Canal
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF The l6tn
and 3Oth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ill departures connect at Panama With steam.
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t fa!ls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, out
70 direct from New York to Aspawail.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adul',
MsdiclnSand attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on u e
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
YORK. F.R. BABY, Agent.
jly26-iyr
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Receipts by Railroad, September 13.
socra CAROLINA RAILROAD.

a67 bales cotton. $50 bbls dour, 30 balts goods.
las sacks ur, $50 sack corn, IL cars Woou and
lumber, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent L De.
Saussure, Kinsman Howell, Caldwell Son. W
Williams l. Son. ] Hanckel, A Salinas, Pelzer,
Rodgers & CO. W " Smith, Pr.ngle i Son, Mowry
Eros. A Smith, " G Courtney 4 Co. q q Walter
& co, T P Smith. ABB Mulllgan. " O Bee 4 CO, ] N
Robson, Frost 4 Adger, Murdaugh Mathews,
Reeder & Davis, Campsen & CO, Jenords co,
Wilcox, Gibbs co, Sloan i Seignious, and Wiss
Il CO.
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Optical.

The DIAMOND GLASSES. manufactured by J. F.
SPENCER & CO., New York. which are now offered
TO the public are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the most Perfect, No
tural Artificial help to the human eye ever known.
They are ground under their own supervision.
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name, "Diamond," on account
or their hardness and brilliancy.
struced brings the core OF centre OF the lens d.
recty in front O, the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision as IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing al unpleasant sensations, suc1 ss
elimmering and wayerlng o. sight, dizziness, &c,
peculiar to all others in use.
They are mounted IN the finest manner, IL
frames OF the bes: Quality, OF all materials used
for that parpose. Their nnisa and durability can
not be surpassed.
CAuTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing their
icade mark stamped on every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer IN Watches, Jewe,ry,
Sterling Sgvefwars and Optica, Goods,
No. 307 King stree.
ocs3,-scu.alyr Charleston, 8. @.
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hlCE.-luc lIdusaSbtVbo "eAS ~ N'SiSNS hS"
good and 80 tlerces new infer!o-, all on private
terms. The market was quiet.
NAVAL SToREs.-TAere were no sales reported
Ras.eHrs.-To Liverpool by steam, dlrect,
nominal ON uplands via New York. s.l6d
on up!ands, on sea islands; oy sal.
on Cp,sndE e-16d, sea isisnda nominal.
Hayre nominal. Coas:wise-so New Yor!
ey steam, Xc on upiaads snd lc On ga
islaIds; 81 2b q t:erce en- Iice; oJ sa:, &c q ID
caston;-T p tisrce en- rice: ACC p barrel en- rosin,
SIC, q on lumber; 500 p II on s!moer.
Rasan, by sail, hc q Is en- upland cotso :.
To Providence, 5y sail IS a II cn boards. y
p b on cotton; by ateam 81 bale On New
Yors rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, xe p ID
on upisnds; by sat-. 81 II on boards; 50 o.
timber; s. p ton on Cay, aad $3Gsso cn phos
pha.ss. To Baltimore, ey s.eara, nc q b by
saE, IS 6e@7 p Y ca boards; sc@32 q scn en-
phosrhste rock. Vessels are II cemaId b;
our merchants to take lumber fre.sats frcm
Georgetown, s. c., Dar.en aad SatEla River, Co.,
aud Jacksonville, Fla. to Sortae:n r0rts and $40
0l2 p are the rs.es ca lumber and oca.ds.
ExcHANos-Sterllng GO day bli!s 22s.
DoxYsrIc EXCHANGE. - Tbs Iauks are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York a. par; days
4 or; 10 days II OF; Is days-oG; 20 days - OF:
40 days on. They are selling sight checks at y
premom.
Gosc-.2h@l4.
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rJnASoIAL AND CoMMERoIAL.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Ptr steamship Mannats E.aa ,srSs' r,ce
bales upland cotton. 126 e6s rosln, 81 eaed meal.
I73 bags cotton seed oil cake, IS oaes ooine'''''
los packages sGnGries
New-York tribune., 1871-11-04

ss 's.; : :sf : e q ss 1;si .:; e ss
Ksny peroh sha upos any prstenss or indae.ueu. vh
psr.S7 70 be taud1eniy registered in ,ny seou S
which saSS person !; Sp .ttoe time legally qa, voter or sss
son 70 vote Offer vote any Election Ii c Sbs -
wise any er-on yoIe or oTf 10 .&
OfA felony. ~"~E@ niE
Any person duly convicted o. either n the FOREGOING
conviction he impn'one the State Prison tenn Of pq M s
one or m~e than three yearh ,ou "'a
Any person who shs be C1ty Of Wa and eoup, se r..
81 ~ oS esSs @ Ish s. ase S & any Esen
shall be aadgsd gully Of Til sad ssrS p.5riy " ''r
,S Ever DfFISH & TSG 'Ha s. .s Ed, soI
ton perjury shall conviction thereof sef us 5.s ss
directed BY the law Of sh!l ard corrup, pejuy
Kany whom any duty nOiOsd art shall b.
any wfu neglect Of such day or Gt any eoTgg. c9rO Prs
guilty Ofa felony. .,or,o,
In Inspector Election ha knowingly rerm. an o .
register hts in any Election District where h >" y
son to be registered ecOr IN ass1med an.
Eon District whereof Ss shall At hs dee Ss au n,yes% - -. ~
shall knowingly and TifGy permit or suffer any person ~,
oG shall .bs.ct guilty i-oa a.; s',s ~
Only convicted Of either Of The OsDss the p NJ 80
menoied shall be sentenced the State Prison Tor ros 2 a.
one nor more than ave years
Any Inspector Of Election other oeer whose dT q .h h =
:anyss or I'D the e.Sv... Of the sse, c, at any ES I
lent Of the who shall aui1leuv m,Is
and Of the actually econ a,d
shall Inspector Of R
other oeer Aforesaid u udunty -
make false fraudulent ~
true and and accurate the actually Be
and who shall andan ny alter change n
made Inspector Of Election or other os
SHALL conviction be a1udgei guilty felony ,h, k 81
teBcd TO the State Prison for lot ess than l N,
yean
SECTION a.
IL hereby msde the especial duty Of the District Atorny Of d.
Count Of mmeAte prosecute all plants which n,y
be made Of violation Of OF the provisions TO sha ~
all indictments found committed under al -
shall be tried the Court Of Oyer and Temn Coar .,
whom for violation Of the provisions TN "a
shall be bad shall not any snspend sentence judgment
SECTION IS.
All provisions Of the Election Laws Of toe incIudng IA,
visions providing penalties for violation Of Of ~
with this hereby made applicable al Eo
the City ofHew York. A. 0AKEY HALL Mac,
CoRSELrCs CoRsoN Chief Of the Buresu OF BlectlonA
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