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ally control them. The testimony oi our
best citizens, OF all classes, estanilsh.s 'ho
fact that CHERRY PEcroRAL VIII anu nots
relieve and cure the afiiicted disorders Oh
the Throat and Lungs beyond any otnet
medicine. The most dangerous anecilohs
OF the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 its power;
and cases OF CONSUMPTION, cured by
tins preparation, are publicly known, 80
remarkable as hardly 10 be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. asa renl'
edy AZ is adequate, on which the public m!ry
rely for full protection. by curing COu1hs,
the forerunners of more serious uisense'
saves uunumbered lives. and an amount Oh
suffering not 10 be computed. IL ltcbaII.hgs
trial, and convinces the most skcpticai
Every family should keep IL on hanu AZ
protection against the early anu unpcr-
ceiyed attack OF Pulmonary hHectiohr'
which are easily met nj first, hut whicii po-
come incurable, and 10 often htal, u neg
lected. Tender lungs needs this deiehss'
and it Is unwise To be- without IL, As Saie-
guard 10 children, amid the distressin. uis.
eases which beset the Throat anu Ihest oi
childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL Is lnNAiu'
able; for, by It's timely use, muiiituucs aio
rescued from premature graves, aud saNed
10 tho love and affection centered on ihehi'
IL acts speedily aud surely against Oruiiiniy
colds, securing sound and b1allh'rcstorins
sleep No one will suffer iroble~omc IN
FLuENXA and painful BRONIIiIliS'
when they know how easily they can pr
cured.
originally the product Of long, laDoriour
and successful chemical Investigation u"
cost or toll IL spared In making every bottle
IN the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be confidently relied upon as possessing MI
the virtues IL has ever exhibited, anu chpa-
bile OF producing cures ~ mcInorabi. hs th"
greatest IL has over effected.
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Paul M0rphy.

Paul Morphy, the foremost chess
player OF any age or country, still re-
sides in New Orleans. All lovers OF
chess will recollect how, in 1850, when
but thirteen years Of age, he defeated
the great Hungarian player Lewenthal,
who was then on visit to New Orleans;
how, in 1857 he beat everybody,
and astonished the natives at
the Chess Congress in New York,
and still better how a year
or two later, during his visit to
Europe, where he received calls from
Princes, and was invited to dine with
Dukes, and was flattered by poets, he
beat all the great players OF the world,
including the German chess king, An.
dersen. But his father having studied
law with the famous Edward Living
ston, then Supreme Judge of Louisiana,
and Paul having also read law before
going to Europe, he resumed that pro-
fession after his great chess conquests,
and since has been like any
other quiet and assuming lawyer.
His grandfather was a Spaniard,
of Madrid; his father was born in
Charleston and his mother was the de-
scendant OF French family from Santo
Domingo. This chivalrous knight er,
rant of chess is of short stature and
slight build, a dapper little dark eyed
and dark haired man of the South, who,
as he trips along from his office on
Royal street, would be the last
man one would suppose had won
such triumphs at home and abroad.
He is now thirtv-fve years old, and
being half a Frenchman, OF course
speaks that tongue with equal facility to
English.
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From a record compiled from the
newspapers it appears that during the
year ending October 3lst, 1871, there
were in the United States one hundred
and seven railroad accidents, causing
the death Of one hundred and seventy
persons. and the serious injury OF two
hundred and fifty-four. These casual
ties occurred through collisions. the ex-
plosions Of locomotives, the giving way
OF bridges, and the running Of trains off
the track. BY collisions alone there
were forty accidents, causing the death
of one hundred and eight persons, and
the serious injury Of two hundred and
eleven. By fve of the principal rail-
road accidents eighty-one persons were
killed, and forty-eight were wounded.
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An Aerial TELEGRAPH.

A bill has recently been introduced
in Congress to incorporate q company,
the objects OF which are to develop and
utilize the principles and powers of
natural electricity, so as to apply that
fluid to telegraphing and generating
light and heat and motion. From
certain theories which have recently
been advanced, and from experiments
that have been tried. the possibility is
asserted Of telegraphing without the
use OF cables, conducting wires OF any
description, or even batteries. This
theory is exceedingly visionary, but the
protector is sanguine as to the success
full working Of his plan.
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PHILADELPHIA
Cousecration ola Bishop.

PHILADELPHIA, December 8-heV,
DR.. Howe was consecrated :Bishop Of
Central Pennsylvania at St. Luke
Cathedral this morning. The services
were conducted by Presiding nlsnop
Smith, Of Kentucky, assisted q BISHOPS s
McIlyaine, OF Ohio Lee, ofyDslaware;
Clark, Of Rhode Island; Potter Of p;..s ses
burgh; Morris, Of Oregon; Dr. Halgn!
fNew York, and other distinguishes,
cisrgymen. The sermon was delivered
.by Bishop Bedell { a large audilssnce
vas nresept to witness the conservation
and the church . was oeaulliuliy
decorated with flowers and evergreehs"' "
The music Of the choirwas excellent
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-Cloudy
weather will probably extend generally
on Friday from the Atlantic coast to
the Western plains. The barometer
will fall, with stationary rising temper,
ature, over this area. Sontheasterly
winds, with rain, on the Gulf coast,
with threatening weather in the South.
ern and Middle States. Southwesterly
winds, backing to the south with rising
temperature, from New England to the
lower lakes. The lowest barometer
will move eastward in Illinois, with
rain to the southwark, and snow to the
northward of its path. Southerly
winds on Lake Michigan by Friday.
morning. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated from the Atlantic coast to-
night. .-L- s....
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WISCONSIN,.

Rowdy ism-Opening OF q Railroad.
GRsEN BAY, December 2S.-On Sun
dsy afternoon a gang Of rowdies en-
ployed in Munroe's lumber mill at Fort
Harvard created q riot and assaulted
and maltreated the citizens d that
place in a most dastardly manner;
They were arrested, and are now In Jail
awaiting an examination.
A section (40 miles) Of the new Green
Bay and Lake Pepin railroad was
formally opened by an excursion oi the
citizens of this place to New London
on Christmas. This road when finished
will unite Green Bay with the Missls'
sippi river, passing through and opening
up a now much neglected part oi
Northern Wisconsin.
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MEMPHIS.
Shooting AHray-Acqultted
Weather-JOe Jefferson.

shooting AHray--Acqultte
Weather-JOe Jefferson.
MEMPHIS, December 2S.-Joseph
Mussy, a groceryman, had some diff
Guilty with his father-iu-law and mother
in.law in his store this afternoon, which
ended by his shooting both Of them
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, the former in the
abdomen, the latter in the thigh. The
former will probably die, the latter re-
cover. Mussy was arrested. The
affair grew out Of family difficulty.
Graves, who had been on trial some
time past charged with numbering
Schofeld at Scuba. some months since,
was acquitted today.
The weather is mild. The Missis'
sippi is now 7 inches lower here than
it has been for years.
Joe Jefferson is drawing crowded
houses at the new Memphis theatre
with Rip Van Wrinkle.
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CHICAGO.
The Bribery Charses-Real Estate.

The Bribery Charses-Real Estate.
CHICAGO, December 2S.--The investl-
ion into the bribery charges against
certain members and ex-members OF
the Chicago Common Council and
others, is now in progress before the
:pecial grand jury. Several important
Witnesses have already been examined
.qt the inquisition is being conducted
with the utmost secrecy. 1t is asserted
hat evidence sufficient to convict sew.
s-sl aldermen has been found. The
I,ranl jurors are extremely anxious
.or all information that any person may
be sbleto give touching the case Of any
alderman or other city or county official
Who has at any time been guilty Of cor
'VPt practices.
The purchase of Potter Palmer's lot
on the northeast corner OF State and
Washington streets, by the Singer Sew.
.ng Machine Company, for the round
I'm Of S350,000, shows. what outside
capital thinks OF Chicago real estate.
The weather has at last to very
g,eat extent conquered the workmen,
int by efforts truly wonderful numerous
structures have been carried toward
completion within the last four weeks,
The energy which the proprieters and
architects have evinced in thus prose
cl,ing building Improvements in the
tlnt district, despite the inclement
Eeather, has had a sustaining influence
0nthe real estate market.
Verdict I'm the Abortion Case.
CHICAGO, December 2Sth.-This morn
ag the Coroner commenced an inquest
. On the remains of Amanda Mccoy,
Tho died under mysterious circum-
saDces, as reported yesterday. DR..
Miller testified having made a post
gr.cn examination OF the remains
hat he discovered evidences OF abortion
asving heen practiced, but gave as his
opinion that the act was not committed
N this city, unless deceased had been
longer resident here than the at
,sDlant circumstances tended to show.
Where the abortion took place or by
Thom it was committed, the evidence
hiled to prove. A verdict was rendered
hat deceased died of peritorltles,
Brought on by parties to the jurors un,
inown. All the parties were discharged
sid the sensation was ended.
The bridge across the Mississippi al
Nlnona will be completed by the
middle of January, when magnificent
rains Of through cars will be put on
oeiween Chicago and st. Paul.
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MINNESOTA.
The weather-Smailpox.

M1NSEApoL1s, December 2S.-The
thermometer indicated 27' below zero
on Wednesday and l20 above this
morning. with excellent sleighing.
There is considerable excitement at
st. Paul, about smallpox, where there
are eight cases, and one reported in
Minneapolis, one lady having died.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
=, .,usiyely for the Register
Pacific and Atlantic Line.
BY office, IO3 Main street.
EUROPE.
Of q Murderer.

e Execution oil u A"'ue :.
2 ,,lpoy, December 2s.-Cyrus Pick
3 ,., VS. hanged this morning for the
,.,.r of Duncan McVanneL his
! ..,,yer, last April. Pickard never
.:.i his guilt. He ascended the
{ .,x,Ij with firm steps. Owing to the
! ! s1.V .Sn.oess OF the executioner, the
~ slipped directly under his chin,
: ~ Tsiter the drop fell the rope with
5sb bis arms were tied broke and his
lies were fearful for several min
-. until lie become extinct.
-, Minister 20. WashinxtOn-
FNna F,nr captain q GeneraI for Cuba.
y,nc,p, December 2S.-It is stated
.r,noriiv that Admiral Pales, OF
Soan;sh Pacific fleet, has been ap'
.i,,si Minister to Washington. 1t is
!, ,eliatly stated that Admiral leo
-. Minister OF the colonies. has
..l.j upon the removal Of Valmase-
;...,m the Captain Generalship oil
"a and has appointed Jose Concha
.',' 'r,'.eI him. 1t is believed that the
d. d. ~, .,-,-y policy of Valmaseda induced
s change.
r,nrccurnt of orCommerciaI Treaty.
nc D,nemher oS.-A decree has
..s, is.led 10y the Italian government
.,.,.,in, the fulflment OF the provl::
..,,. Of the commercial treaty between
Isy and America.
Newspaper Correspondent Drow nea
LONDON. December 2S.-Mr. Frank
+ ,..eIly. we'll known in literary circles
g. me American correspondent OF the
Z 5a Illustrated during the late war
"a. drowned recently from an English
r,..el on the passage to the Cape o'
G,,l Hope. Mr.. V. was also known
o. the author of a book on the War In
America, which was published after hi:
return 10 England.
The Geneva C0nfercnce-Cinim o.
the United States.
LONDON, December 2S.-Reports have
zen received in this city from Geneva
importing to the best official authority
n tie effect that the American repre-
.r,ta,iyes in the conference now il
sion in that city had claimed as
,,mrensation for the Alabama anC
yaer depredatioms a sum greatly il
,r,pss Of the war indemnity claimed b,
germany from France. The press o
hi: city manifest much agitation oveI
tie Intelligence.
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ment commander, General Crook, were
sufficient to deter the large majority OF
the Indians from engaging in war,
while the efforts of the Indian Peace
Commissioner and officers of the army
to convince the Indians of the good faith
and humane purpose OF the Government
seem to have been successful. 1t Is
reported that nearly all Of the Arizona
Apaches have gone upon the reserva-
ton designated, and hopes are enter
tanned of q treaty of peace.
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LOUISVILLE.

Found Dead-Supposed to be Insane
LOUISVILLE, December 2S.-H Par
kunst q well known silversmith, was
found dead in his room this afternoon.
Having expressed his intentions OF
leaving the city on visit, HE friends
thouglt he had done 30. ...
Mrs. Weisert, the woman who muir
dered her mother-in-law on Christmas
evening, is still in Jail. She is supposed
to be insane through the free, reading
of murder accounts in the newspapers
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COLUMBUS.
-p.n,a o,srLThe IeEisIature.

. Besns over rThe LeEislat"re.
COLUMBUS, O., December @;-borck,
lev, the murderer Of Chas zarnier'
waived -an{ examination shis morning =,
and was bound over without bail to
answer the charge Of murder in in ths nrS' nH'
asTTss I Tbs members of tie Legislature are
beginning to arrive. and are beseiged ey
Candidate, for Office who are here lp
large, numbers. The candidates fol
Ssreeant-atarms Of the a ouse seem 'c
have a large majority. 81 hIrm'%
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PITTSBURGH.

Died from His Injurics-Inquest In
the Case of John VI. Kennedy-Es-
cape OF Prisoners.
PITTSBURGH, December 2S.-John
AahOney, who was struck on the head
With an axe in a drunken brawi on
Christmas eve, died at noon to-day.
Ills skull was fractured. The alleged
EerPetrator, John Carmichael, Is in jail
N' the murder. He claims to have
acted in self defense. An inquest will
ceheld tomorrow.
The jury in the case Of j. n. Ken,
asdy, the stock broker who committed
suicide by shooting on Christmas, re
@tned verdict that the deed was com
altted while the victim was laborine
under temporary alteration Of mind.
Five prisoners escaped from the
Vssnsburg, Pa, Jail this evening.
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OHIO.
rhs Mcclellan Trial-Indignstion
tho PeOple.

The NcGe chan Trial-Indigneeion OF
the People.
CINCINNATI, December 2S.-A meet
ing Of about three hundred residents OF
Port Huron, Butler county, Ohio, was
held las. night to give expression to
their feelings in relation to the unex-
pected acauittal Of Tom Mcclellan, the
murderer Of Myers. Resolutions were
adopted bitterly denouucing TIE jury,
Judge McKenny and Mcclellan 9
attorpeys; also demanding that
Mcclellan shall leave the country at
once. ..- ,-Iz5-<t-yZeS II ..,,. - .r
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BOSTON.
sugar Ken.ery Barned.

Bosrox, December 2S.-Last night
the Revere sugsr refinery. at East Cam
bridge, was partially destroyed by fire.
The owners are Nash, Spalding d
Co. The loss is estimated at $50.0Oe
insured in Boston and New York
offices fof $1500OO. "ta
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$5OO,OOO!
THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Land & immigration Associa'n
FOR THE
Promotion of immigration
TO THE SOUTH.
TO THE SOUTH.
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO.
AGENTS, Charleston, S. G.

A series OF Concerts will be given under
ST ATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHAN-
ICAL SOCIETY, NJ the ACADEMY OF
MUSIC, Charleston, ). Z, commencing
JANUARY Sth, 1877, at which Drawings
will take place aud distribution be made TO
ticket holders.
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M z DIcAL.
Ayers
Cherry. PectoraI,
For Disease of the Throat and Lungs
such as Coughs Colds. WhooP-
ing Cough, Bronchitis. Asth-
ma and Consumption.

Among the gres
,discoseriesof mod
, ern science, few ars
OF more real value
TO mankind than
| this effectual RENE
dy for all diseases
OF the Throat and
Lungs. A vast trial
OF It's virtues thro-
out this and other
countries, has
shown that 10 does
surely and enectu-
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All Orders Strictly COnfiden-
tiai.
FOR FULL PARTICULARS SEND
FOR CIRCULARS

References in New York City-Augus
Belmont e Co.. Bankers; Hon. Charles
O'COnOr, Counselor at law; Hon. Roger A.
Pryor, Counselor at Law; 4. A. Hoyl, ESQ I,
President Gold Room; Anderson, Starr q
Co , Merchants; Hon. John Il. Ward. Coun-
Selor at Law; Col. Richard Lathers; Hunt,
Thompson K Co, Factors; Pettus & Co., Mer-
chants; i. IoSbaum & tairchlld, Merchants;
Wa e Hampton, Hon. B. i. Perry, Cover.
nor NJ. L. Bonham. General Johnson liza
good, Hon, Armistead Burt, Hon. James
ChcSn ut, General John \. Preston, Hon. w.
ID. Simpson, Andrew Simonds, Esq, Hon.
u. A. Trenholm, Gov. j. l.. Manning, Hon.
]. Il. Campbell.
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lst Gitt-ACADENY OF MUSIC
Charleston, S. c., cost 10 build
s!}O,CO0. having an annual rental
ofabout 81 LOU, from Opera House
Stores and Halls; the Building
being about - feet by % feet, and
situated corner OF King and Mar
ket streets, in the centre OF the
city, nud well known To be the
finest building and most valuable
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QUEBEC.
That Trunk Mystery.

QUEBEC, December 2S.-The body
found in the railway shed proves to
have been q subject belonging to a
medical man.
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To Assure Yourselves that our Enter
prise is Honorable, let Your Banker
Write 10 any Bank Cashier in
Charleston. S. c., before Ordering
Tickets.

Commissioners and Supervisors OF Draw.
ing-General A. X. Wright, OF Georgia; Gen-
eral Bradley 4. Johnson, OF Virginia; Col. h.
II. Rutlcdga, ofSouth Carolinu; Hon. Roger
a. Pryor, New York.
ns- rhe drawing Will positively take place
January Sth, TS12
Rcmittanccs can he made 10 us, and the
tickets will be sent by return mail by
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO.,
Charleston, \. e..
General VI c. BUTLER, JouN CHADWICK
General NJ. W. GARY.
uO2)-gkWp-pDwH
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BAN KS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.

A general Banking, Exchange aud Collec,
promptncSS. ,...
Certificates OF Deposit issued and Interest
paid thereon. .,,
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
New Fractional Currency and ], 2, ana DC
coin always on hand for the accomlnoda-
ton OF the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers aud others solicited.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President.
Jacob HornbrOOk, Chester ID. Knox,
geo. W. Franzheim, 4. w. CamPseil.
Jacob 8. Rhodes, Morgan l.. or,
John l.. Hobbs. I. j. Campbell.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
mar2NiSW
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I.O,OOO SEASON TICKETS or ADMISSION
At FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
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Ayers
S RSAP A RILLA

IN widely known
as one OF the most
clEsctual remedies
ever discovered or
cleansing tho Sys-
ten aud purifying
the blood. II has
stood the icst OF
years. with a con.
stantly growing
reputation based
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2iUj Gifts, amount 0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
.7ICT1OS SHES.
DUBLIC SALE OF
H IEJ pr N

A valuable FarH near Manassas, the Junction
Of the Orange, Alcxa. and Manassas K. X.
As trustee substituted for Gco. ii. Carter in
decd executed by B. r. Chihn and wife, dated
the 9Th of MAY, 1872 and 81 record in the county
o" Prince William, Va. the undersigned viii
olcr for sale. hy public auction, on the premises,
On WEDN ESDAY the eth day Of June, 1871.
the TRACT OF LAND in said deed conveyed,
which lies upon the Alcyandria and Narrcnto"
pike within five miles of the villages Of Galnea-
vile and Manassas and contains 90 ACREo, o:
which above thrcc-lourths are arabic, and the re-
maindc: III wood aHd'tiInbc: The buildings are
| the MANSION, with eight large rooms, G.
needing repairs to make il habtable, small III
but comfortable LOG HOUSE, occupied by the
present tenant. Il Stone Stable and Log Corn
House and Creamery. Haze! Plain is in de-
srable and healthy section Of the county OF
Prince William. near churches, schools, mills
and markets. - miles from the city uf Alexan-
dria and ) from o.. y Il VI. K. r.; is Of a red or
chocolate co!"rcI soil, easily cultivated, very
| susceptible Of Improvement, and we'll supplied
with water. Mr. BurmitZ, residing Oh the farm,
will show ;hc property /" any one wishing to cA-
anime ii. For further particulars apply to the
| subscriber
Terms: The decd OF trust STIMULATES Ior a sale
for cash: but the creditors ordering the sale will
allow luvor:!,l, term, # credit /" tw" third,
| Of the purchase. money. il desired by the pur-
chaser WM H. FITZHUGH. Trustee,
Fredericksburg, Va.
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Tie Place 10 Buy your Clothing.

Ifyuu want a good Spring Suit from ST and
upwards, go to BLON DIEM ,,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
fyou want a iirst-cass Black, Blue or Brown
Short Frock Coat, GO to
BLONDHEIM'
Corner King and Fairfax streets:
Ifyou want the latest style Derby Coat for
men or hoys 60 to BLONDHElMS,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
If you wish TO see the best assortment of Light
Colorcd Pants and Vests, 60 10
BLONDHEIM'S,
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
you want the leading fashions Of Nrcktics,
Bows and Scarf, g" to "
BLONDHE1M'S
Corner King and Fairfax streets.
s. BLONDHEIM is introducing all the new
SPRING STYLES ut lower prices than any
other house in tho trade, and can say in regard
to chcapncss that he has cast all others out OF the
ring and stands champion among clothlerS
s. BLONDHEIM,
up p Corner King and Fairfax streets.