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We have now ready and for sale at the rate Of
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isting indebtedness. and operating as a
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and we win understand the kind wanted.
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We viii send THE WEEKLY cLARIox for.one
year, and a copy Of the third and last edition
Of the Mississippi Manual Of Legal and BUSH
ness Forms.
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The sales of spiritualist literature in the
United States amount to 100000 volumes
annually,
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ACARuD

JAcKsoS, Miss, Jan 20, 1874.
Rev. A. r. MACY,
State Agent mound City Mutual Lb
ms. Co., Of 81. Louis, Mo,
Mr. DEAR srR-I take this mode of proaouf.
ing TO you ana the excellent Company you rep.
resent, my thanks for The prompt payment Uf
tDOOO 1--we thOuHand) dollars insurance Uu iht
life Of my late husband +. n. Owou. The
money was received some days ago and my
gratitude TO you and the Mound City LIfr lu-
surancc Company causes me iO send you thls
paper which you are at liberty 40 uar uH YOUR
judgment may dictate no further The Interests
Of 10 noble an institution.
Very Truly Yours,
JENNIE g. OWEN.
Jackson, Jan. %, 1871.
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COLUMBIA ATHENEUM, TENN
A FIRST CLASS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

GONE of the advantages we offer are Ele-
- CANT Grounds (23 acres Healthy Location
...Capacious Buildings expressly for School
purposes...$10,0 600 Apparatus Well selected
Library of IL Zoo volumes. ..L Large Steering
Rooms, with fire in each. ..Abundantly tup-
piled Table. Full and Efficient Faculty &c
years Experience. Course of instruction
thorough and complete. Prices greatly re-
duced...Number of Matriculates ., 4S5, and ia
Graduates...No Sectarianism. Session opens
September 4th.. Catalogues FREE.
VIM. A. SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary.
January 81, 1871. sw&w1m
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In London all parties, receptions, soirees,
etc., are called " assemblies" and larger en-
tertainments, "balls.n
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HID. T. RUSH, Proprietor.
z@- The Phoenix Hotel is Q new and spacious
brick ediice, newly furnished, and supplied
with modern conveniencies-
re- An Omnibus conveys passengers from
The Depot TO the Hotel and back, free ofcharge.
A frst-class LIVERY STABLE is connected
with the Hotel. feh2sn
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nov10 '70sw6m
nov29 '70s&wtf

TAKEN up on my premises six miles north
j. of Jackson. on the Livingston road, on
Wednesday, I'D February, ONE DARK
HORSE MULE, each four or FIVE years old.
The owner can have them by paying this.
feb28 THOMAS ATKINSON.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
100000 FEEf LUMBER Waited.

Proposals for 100000 feet of Lum-
Der for the Mississippi River EIe-
VatOr Company, AT VicksburG,
Mississippi.
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A thirteen years old woman in Peuobscot
county, Maine, is the mother of child now
two months old.
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FOR 81 80.

We viii send THE sEnI-wEEkLr CLARION for
one year, and a copy Of the above work.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.
In the Chancery Court of the First DistriC
at Rules, Feb. 2lst, 1871.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
KINDS COUNTY.
MRS. SALLIE G. BROWNE.1
by her next friend, &c,
VS..
JAMES NJ. +. BROWNE.

Upon opening the compliments Bill in this
" cause, and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the Court that the defendant, James NJ.
F. Browne, is not q citizen of the State of Mis-
so that the ordinary process of this Court can
not be served on him Ii is, therefore, ordered
that he enter his appearance herein on or be-
fore the next term Of this Court, to be holden
at the court room in the town Of jackson, the
Sd Monday in April next ensuing, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill or the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed as to him. 1t is further ordered that
a copy of this order be published in the Weekly
Clarion, newspaper published in the city Of
jackson once n week for one month.
SAMUEL D0NNELL, Clerk.
GEO. DoNxRLL, ID. G. March z wit
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Which prices include the prepayment Of
postage or express charges by the under
signed. The pamphlet will be gotten up in the
best style, and will be an invaluable Manua
for Lodge Officers and Members. Orders to be
filed by mail should be accompanied with the
price as above, or may be sent Shy Express,
C. o. d.
u. H.. POWER,
Grand Secretary.
T.ot-.ox T. 81 1871 aw-ff
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n NMMfMlMWEM1MX-
II says for Young Men ON Greal
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
charge.
ISOLATION, No. 2 South Ninth ST., PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan 17-sw&w3m
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WILL practice in all the Courts OF the abeve
wv and the surrounding Counties.
iuly5 WY
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VERSAILLES March 1.-The prelimina-
ries of peace arranged by Bismarck aud
other plenipotentiaries with Theirs and
Favre are as follows: Article l specifies
the line of demarkation. Article provides
that France will pay Germany five milIi-
ards OF francs, one millard at least In 1871.
and ali the rest in six years from the ratifi-
cation OF the article provides that the
evacuation of the treaty Ey the Assembly.
The German troops will then Immediately
quit Paris and left bank OF the Seine, and
the department of Cher Indre, Loire and
Seine Inferieur. The French will remain
behind the Loire till the signing of peace,
except those in Paris-where the Government
is not to have more than forty thousand
troops. The Germans will evacuate the
right bank of the Seine gradually, after the
signing of definite treaty and the payment
OF half milliard francs. After the pay
ment of two milliards, the Germans viii
only hold the departments of Marine, Arden
mes, Meuse, Vosges, Mieurts and Belfort
After the payment of three milliards the
Germans will only keep 5000 troops in
France but IL a sufficient money guarantee
is given, the Germans will evacuate COM
pletely. Otherwise, three milliards will
carry interest at five per cent, from the
ratification. The fourth article provides
that the German troops shall make no fnr-
Their acquisitions; the French Government
Will ind food for the army in occupation of
the coded department. Favorable arrange
ments viii be made with the Inhabitants
and time given.
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IMPERIAL GRATITUDE TO GOD.

BERLIN, March 3.-The Empress has
received from the Emperor:
VERSAILLES, March al have Just ratified
the conditions of peace, which the Bordeaux
Assembly have accepted. Thus far the
work is complete; which was through seven
months battles to pc achieved, thanks to
the valor, devotion and endurance of our
incompatible army and sacrifices of the
whole Fatherland. The Lord of Hosts has
everywhere visibley blessed our enterprises,
and by His mercy has permitted an honor
able peace to them. Be honor to Father
land and thanks.
Signed WILHELM.
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80 bales cotton, 200 bushels rough rice 125 bush
els peas. mdse, &c. T6TP Smith, Fraser & Dill,
Puckhaber, Mrs D S Chaplin. WAGNER Muir
daugh, j Morrison. H Klattle 4 co, Dow ling 4 co,
V0llers NJ Hodge, " Bee 4 co. NJ Brown,
PrinRle Il Sou, Reeder Il Davis. Colcock 4 CO.
} Qrack enhush. Pelzer, Rodgers 4 CO, Geo W
Witle, J Aiken ( CO, + G Basel.
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Per steamship Charleston, for New YorEIG
cue, Mrs Green and child, Mrs Derby, w q
Bradshaw, G Kerrison, 8 F Ellis, u Cohen, sas
Egan, A Sloan, F Fitzpatrick, Meore sno -
Per steamer Pilot Boy nom Savannah, Beau
fort, Pacific Landing &c-W Farrow, VuP0ng'
E webster, q Fischbeck, Mr. Brenht HT rraan Eari'
Mr Eastman, DeTregiIle, A Fraser, Ereen'
F beFontaine, 2 Platt, Il Crouch Mef aN'
Fer steamer Emile, from Georgetown. ,S;.s G@
c 6 Johnson Miss D Mcdonald. Coill9s; ,nS Miss
n McGNlivray, W Doar. 81 Fraser, Aa htng, y
R Middleton, DR. " S Hanckel, E Doar' ano %
Per Gi Steamer Eliza Hancox. from Savannah. % v,a sa
geaufort, &c-Anihnny c Walsh, Busts, n
auen, McFall, NJ Wells, Capt hlnnard,
Eaton, and is deck.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-l7 Dags M
ses island and 602 bales upland Gotten, o2 paies
donestics and yarns, 50 pSgs.
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yTTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. uILTc:
HEAD, SAVANNAH. DARlEN AND
pPrNSwlNE GA

FOR P4GlFIC tAhUISG; BhAETII..;N n.IEITM aNn
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The fayorite Steamer
e LIZ A III A. ~ G . x,
Captain L. ". BURNS,
will receive Freight at Accommoda. = s-61-k
tion wharf for above points every
TurspAY. and leave on every WEDNESDAY huKs
fNa. at O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the sai.
evening, and leaving for Darlen, &C., the follow
ing morning. Returning, Will leave savannah 10;
Charleston every MONDAY MoHElsd, a! O'CLOCK
For Freight or passage, apply 70
RAVENEL, HOLMES il CO.,
.anIo No. III East BaT.
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and unchanged. Sales about 120 ierres OF clean
Carolina, say: 1s tierees at 714, Is at TX, 10 al
TX, 4s at 7 15-16c, II on private terms. He
quote common to fair at 7E@7@ good 7H@sc
Ptb. :,
NAVAL sroREs.-The following TRANSACTIONS IN
rosin took place, soy, Dbl pale at So, extra
No at "a, 6 No. I at S. IS lowiNo. a. 81 5o, 70
extra No. at So 25 s5s No. at So TO- sel No. az
So o5, A black at So p bb.
FRR1suTs.-To Liverpool, BY steam direct nomi-
nal on uplands; via New York, %d ON up
lands, ld@lHd on sea slands; by san
ZIG on uplands, "a on sea isiaqqs'
To Hayre nominal. CoastTlse-to New ioHk'
by steam, hc on uplands and ~ on sea
Islands; 81 Is a tierce on rice;by sail, 2tc y 10 OF
cotton; q tlerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosin
$7@s p NJ on lumber; ss@lo p n on timber. TT
Boston, By san, 10 q b on upland cotton,
To Providence, by sail So p on ooarus' &c
q fb on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c y 10
on uplands; by sail, 81 p N on boards; So On
timber; s. p ton on clay, and ss@s SO en- phoB-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, hc p fn by
sail, So SCOT p N on boards; sS@S Is 2 ton OIL
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber frelghts lrom
Georgetown, 8. G., Darien and Satilla River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 = NJ are the rates on lumber and boards. ~
ExoHAfeE.-Sserling go day bills 1sA@1o%.
Domestic EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sight checks at 7i@;z OF, and sell at par.
-GOLp-l0%012.
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PORT OALEKDAR.
N4RINE NEWS
CHARLESTON, s. C........ MARCH l. Is
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
MOONS PHASES. :

Ship Arracan. Spencer, Llrerpool-40 dayS.
Assorted cargo. To Geo Trenholm Son. w
Webb j Dial, Ravenel & co, A Tobias Sons. r
T Walker, Order, Hart l. co, Field co, ana or.
Ger. February 10TH VIM Porter, seaman, died OF
measles; February l6th Wm Lane died OF same
MI schr N W Smith, Tooker. New York, days:
Hdse. To Roach l. co, Adams, Damon co. !
Adger L co, q D Ahrens CO, Bollmann BROS;
q Blschon & co, " u Bird i co, q Bates CO, d
Cowperth ait, Cameron; Barley & CO. McDun
Cohen, C Claussen, A Chevereau. McCoDo,
Jr, Dowte, Noise 4 Davis, H. DAILY, d Duc, Elias
Bros, Fleming & co, Goodrich, Wi1enan s CO.
q Gerd,s & co, Cannon. Gorham, G GraveleI,
Hart & co, Il Hall, Jos W Harrison. Lyman =
CO. Heath 4 Rice, Holmes & Calder, Chas Hickey,
King i Gib5oH, Kinsman Il Howel. Maize q
co, A Langar, $ r marshall, Mantoue Y CO.; olney
enbusl, Paul, welch s. Brandes. Railroad CO,
Stetfens, Werner & DucIer, W Shepherd co,
n Sllcox, J Sayas Tiedeman, Calder co, Geo =
Trenholm Son. Toaie thomson Ins9 60; @aI.n
B F wieIers s Il Wilson, / welskopn " Webb,
" Yates, Orde: aud Others.
Schr Mary Farrow gace!, New " 1SrSR, pa,EoaI uass
Agent ] Sardy, Heath & Rice, Siegling, !os
Gorham, D H S;lcoX, JefordS co, B O'Ncili, j y
Robsun II Klatte e. co. During the passage one
OF the seamen had miraculous escape. haVing
fallen from the main crOSStreeS TO TIE deck. and
was five minutes after attending TO his du,ies un'
hurt n,,,,u.
Steamer Pilot Boy, Sly, Savannah, Beaulort, /,
Pacific ana other Landings. II bags and pks
Sea i.iand cotton. mdse sc. To J y Aiken Leo.
Rayenc CO, Il S Robinson, d Mcpherson, Ella
Quinn, Kressel, Robt Adger, and Coosaw Min
ing co. ,o-
tlerces rice, mdse and sundrics To shackelfor1
Il Kelly. Dr. G Weston. c IuUmey, j HolmF,
Thurston L Holmes, Pr;ngle It Son, and O. ners5
Steamer Eliza Hancox. ;;nrns, savannah. via
Beaufort, &c. So bags sea island cotton, niise;
DC. To Ravenel, Holmes co. W BIRD co. y
Mcpherson, Middleton, Mrs Cordmyer, Bollmann
Bros Southern Express co.
Received from Chtsolm's Mil. 10 tcs rice. 10
W Bee / co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston. Ferry, New York-James
Sc6r Jason. Wiley, New York via Georgetown.
sew Roach x CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
Br bark Andell, Pierce, q Poit In Great Brfafn
Steamer Dictator, CoSetter. PalaiEa via jack.
sonvile, Savannah. &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship james Atger Lockwood, New York,
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New. York,
FEBRUARY %.
Schr u V StreaEer, Van Glider, Wilmington;
G, February q.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Iris, Noyes, Mt Savannah, February25.
SAILED FOR THIS Port.
Br bark Colombo, swensa Martinique via sa-
yauuah from the latter February q.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Arrived, steamships
Montgomery aud San Salvador. from Savannah.
The brig Mary Dana, for Georgetown c,
cleared al Savannah February "5.'
Tic schr Harmora Rnrress. from Georgetown,
8 O, arrived OF New io!S February rs.
LIST OF VESSELS
Ep CLEARED AEp SAILED ZOE TgIS rcET.
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nnRrHRasrxaN 2AILRoAp.

10 bales upland cotton. cars lumber and wood
rough rIce peas, ndse. &C. 70 w Williams
co. Frost Il Adger, T Smith, Salinas Fol
Pezer, Rodgers i co. J E Adger CO, Ander
son Il co. Wilcox, Gibbs 3 co, Peiper, Sloan
& Seignious NJ Mazyck, P Lott, @ Beitzer.
Witte, B, Boyd. Birmeister 2, Caldwell Son,
Stoney Lowndes, VIZ Sanders, q F Baker co.
Railroad Agent and Order.
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WAmington Nlarket.

WILMINGTON, February 27.-TrRPENT1NE.-Re,
ceipts to-day are about $50 bbls, which sold as 50
Is ior soft, and SO 10 for hard, per ESQ lbs,
SPIsTs TURPEST1NE.-MarEet frmer, and we
quote sales Of $50 bbs at SOC per gallon.
Ros1N.-Sales Of 71S bbls At 81 Tor sualnea'
IS 25a3 SO for No. /, and 81 25 for pale.
fAk.-25J bblS changed hands at 81 81 per opi.
CoTroN.-No sales reported.
PEAs.-275 bushels lmixed) sold at 81 30 per
bushel.
PEANurs-A lot of 800 bushels sold at 81 80 per
bushel Tor fancy.
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The New York hsce Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, February 81: The de-.
mostly OF an ordinary retail character as wanted
by the regular trade. Prices about as before,
16ongh extremes are seldom reached except on
the very best. Sales OF few tierces Carolina at
sashc Foreign IN moderate ,eaeess anu s'eaos'
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Eo FLO r Id A,
TWICE WEEK.
FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA. jackson
VILE. PILATKA AND ALL POINTS On
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain r.,sitE-sI.s
T.. N. CoxETrRR, Will sail from s.alS.s..ss1-eo--
Southern Wharf FOR above points .overy iIAsn.'
EyENINa, at 80 O'Clock, arriving back 81 Charea
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, At o,ciocn..
will ssil from Southern Wharf for above poini'
ayery FaIpAY EVENING, at $50 O'Clock. STRIVING
hack at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, al D
O'Clock. ,o ,,,,
oot1o Southern wharf.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above lireIeaTe P,er sfSgs
20. 42, North Rlver. foot OF Cana! .sltA SltSisAssa
Street, New York, at II O'Clock Eoon, OF lie ~.
and 2oih of every month leyuept when thest
!ates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday precsd
ing. -
steamers for South Pacific and Central America,
ports. Those Of Attn touch at Manzanslo.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco for Japan and China March !, ISL
No California steamers touch at Havana, ou
co-dtrect from New York to Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free to each eanlt
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
st :he COHPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, "n the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York: +. n. BABY, AGent.
jrlylRlyr
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Interior cotton n1arkets.

CHARLOTTE, February 2a.-Sales light to-day:
We continue former quotations, l01Sa13Hc ex.
tremes, latter price for mtddlings; market gp-
c6aAged.S Sales1or the week as bales.
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Day and Night Trains make CLOSE cuInscIIun5
at Augusta with &c >rgia Railroad aud Central
Railroad.
Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta
Railroad. m ,,,
Columbia Night Train connects with Greenvllle
and Columbia Railroad.
Camden Train connects daily with Day Passen.
ger Trains. -,,.
jaG19 A. H. TYLER, 'lce.fsesluenl.
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T,RUssEs, SUPPORTERS, dc. g.
uR- q. BAERS
MS Drug Store.
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Receipts by railroad. February 2s.
anrrrrJ al paJJNA PATTR0hD

o72 bales cotton. 4s bales goods, 100 bbls naval
stores, car stock. To Railroad Agent G w WI
Hams 4 co. keeder l. Davis, W b Williams &
Son, T P smith, g Yafter / co, Mowry 4 Son
A ! SalIuas, Frost Il Adger, r Mure & CO, w W
smith, Sloan Il Seignions W CCourtney 4 CO. A
Muliigau Ej Wiss u co, Graeser Smith, W K
RYAN, G A Trenholm i son, Watson Hill, " 3
Smith II co.
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s,OoaraEB8exA:b WWs.-
Imports.

L1yERPooI-Per ship Arracan-.ss cfatggsc 4 s MI.
enware to webb 1913 bars irGn o. % sSls bran, @
100 bbls bottled beer to Rayenel ToS,as, Sons: 70
Sds aie to walker case dsiIseFras0rss s2S 2S
cases bottled beer 90 5Ds s seel sse,s e as
ovens 500 ovens l425 SPIDERS s ~ oyens ss SEQ eoys
sTo sTo 30 Sn,ders 10 Field CO; 475S sacks
Order.
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THE Chnrlssten Cotton, Rice anu NaFs
Qtoees Market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-24
IOcuI ISrCYitiHS.

Many persons from the adjoining counties
passed through here, yesterday evening, on
their way to Baltimore to attend the annual
meeting of the Maryland Jocky Club, at p:'u-
lico, to-day.
Mr.. August Hennng has resigned his posi-
ton as librarian of the Alexandria ] brary
company.
Application for a charter for new lodge Of
Knights of Pythias will be made, and the new
lodge probably established n this city next
week.
Promcnadcrs on Washington street, between
Wolfe and Wilkes, last night were very much
annoyed by some urchns who from place Of
concealmcnt kept up continuous discharge of
pebbles upon them
In consequence of the limited number Of
seats in the Jewish Synagogue none but the
members of the congregation and invited guests
will hereafter be admitted there.
An unsuccessful attempt was made yesterday
by an unknown party to so obstruct tho Alex
andria 4 Fredericksburg railroad, at Fowle
Summit, as to throw the material train OFT the
track ......
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4L(fTEO.r S.FLES.

H1RUSTEE'S ALEoFFALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE.-As substituted trustee in deed
of trust, executed on the 9TH day Of january,
1854, by John Tayloc to p. Thornton LomaS, L"
secure to VIM. II. Tayloc certain debts therein
mentioned, will sell, on the SEVENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1871, Court day, at King
George Court House, that beautiful FARM, ly-
ing on the Potomac river, in King George coun-
ty, known rs CHATTERTON.
The farm contains four hundred and ninety
eight (49S) acres, consisting of river flats and
highlands. The DWELLING HOUSE GssA
is Il largo brick building, with nine rooms, sszIsE
including kitchen, and has besides basement
rooms or cellars, and is beautifully situated on n
height overlooking the Potomac. The farm
buildings and tenant houses are in good repair,
and the soil of the farm is of excellent quality.
The Potomac steamers touch regularly at u
lnndngon the farm.
Terms cash. For further particulars apply t"
r. B. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee.
Oak Grove, Wcstmorcland CO., Va, oct N-e"t:
DY PUBLIC AUCTION-Will DO offered
- to the highest bidder on the premises, on
THU RSDAY, the 10Th instant, at 3 0 clock =.
m the desirable LOT and TEN EMENT c.
situated on the n. w. corner of Prince and E$a
Columbus streets, lately occupied BY the sub
scribcr. Terms ut sale. >,
oct Its T. B. ROBERTSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-24
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 24.-Subscri ptions to the Chi
cago relief fund continue to pour in. Noting
ham has given f2000. kidderulinster has sub
scrhed $500 and Edinburgh el340, Pcsth el3O
Dumfcamlinc ESQ. As the details Of the ca,
lamity reach this side by mail the interest and
sympathy increase Theatrical representations
for the benefit OF the sufferers have been given
or projected everywhere, Clarke and other
American stars participating warmly IN the
movement The Mansion House fund here ap'
proaches the aggregate of .e3SO0O.
The leading jonrnalS With rare enterprise
receive columns Of particulars tclcgraphed
from Queenstown in advance of the mail.
The merchantle community has su bscllbcd lib
orally. The nobility and higher classes show
no less zeal The marquis of Westminster,
Lord Eturv and many others of rank have dis
tingr shed themselves by large contributions
announced in the lists to-day.
GLASGOW, Oct o4-Thc steamship Scan
dinavian, from Quebec for this port called at
Souri, NrroN, Oct. 24.-Thc steamship
New York, from New York Oct. IL, for Bro
men, touched hero this morning.
EERsAJLI rs, Oct. 2t.-In the six depart
mcnts named in the recently concluded treaty
the p. lssian evacuation is proceeding quietly.
lnthc Supreme Counc' o: Corsica the Bona
partist party on test vote WAS defeated by
two majority 1t is CT rcutly reported that
Prince Napoleon has rendered his resignation
as member of the Council.
LONDON, Oct 24.-Thc Times this mor'ns
suggests the appointment Of an impartial COM
mission to settle any international difficulty
which may grow out of the cutting out of the
schooner Horton. 1t believes any compiled,
tons vi" be compromised promptly AMI N al
equitable basis.
PARIS, Oct PA terrible boiler explosion
occurred this morning at Ronbaix, in the De-
pertinent of Nord, by which ten persons wcrc
instantly Killed and many others badly hurt