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Notices in Danhrnpttp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROLINA.-In the matter OF THURS.
TON & HOLMES, Bankrupts-In Bankruptcy
In obedience to an order { I the Honorable Dis
trct Court 70 the District Aforesaid. all the Lien
Creditors Of the above named BanErupts are here
BY notified to prove their claims before me on
or before the nrst day OF January. 1878, or be
debarred from all benefit OF the decree to pe
made In this cause.
Charleston, 8. O., December =, 1872.
JULIUS O. CARPENTER,
dec5th4 Registrar in Bankruptcy.
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EoR SALE Or EXCHANGE,
FARM IN MARYLAND FOR FARM IN SOUTH
CAROLINA OR GEORGIA,

Farm within five miles Of Annapolis CITY,
Maryland, within quarer Of mile OF station,
washington and Baltimore by railroad. Wlll be-
sold reasonably, or exchanged for settled Farm
in South Carolina or Georgia. The lands are well
adapted to the culture OF grain and tobacco, and
Farm. Address J. ]. HUSBAND, No. RI2 west
HOFFMAN street, Baltimore, Mt. deel2thsD&o
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Mnniripal Notices.

NHARLEsTON ALMsHOUsE, DECEM.
" BER n, ls72.-The Board Of Commissioners
Will elect Master, Matron and CLERK or the above
institution on MONDAY, January Q, 1873. Appli.
csnts will hand their letters to the Master, at the
House. before O'Clock p. N. OF above date.
@. B. SIGWALD,
dec27.janl,6 Secretary and Treasurer.
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E,RUITl FRU1Tl FRu1Ti

-g-..s-,--s4.i.y-l ,,,..---f5-ssX -. &, -;
JUST RECEIVED PER SCHOONER Ache BAR,
RIS, ,FR0HMAIAoUE5: - .5!1ErI' ~
200 900 Choice Porto Rico oKARaE& esti =; st:.:f5
Per schooners Ella J., Trefethen2 aud May =.
Hau9am, from Barscoa -,
1000 Bqnches BANANAS - ts-.5:...
$1,000 Baracoa Cocoaauts 81; ~ sf-ss
5000 Grape Fruit -, !. II 80 ~.
'sSss 'a N 8fORI: esfsar'tt - - \ %
1000 barrels Choice Northern Apples y. fszI..,!
800 barrels Peach.N Now, Early Hose and Jack.
Don White Potatoes 1870 ~ 2 s..Ers sErs =
80 barrels Oape God Crsnberr1es 4lii Jis. >
100 barrels Silver 6kin Onions
30 barrels White Beans =. 80
100 boxes Nessinh Lemons aa:35 - - 81 - s.'
80 kegH Malaga Grapes
80 boxes Turkish PrulR az
10 boxes Zante Currann
IL boxes Spanish Preserved Fruits
Is boxes Assorted ,Jellies 81. .;zr, Il ~ H.,
10 trails Honey Dates :. 80 !. z g.
cases quarter and hsaf pound bexeR Figs
cases Drum Figs, q, costs ,s4fS9a5.: ~
8 cases Cartoon Egs =. ;..5-!... - ..i Il
cases Box FfgS - 80 - - = = =
~ boxes Leghorn 0itron iIls 49,
800 boxea whole half ana quarter boxes Rai.
, ,ss ssss:.. sss assorted i sg.. q.
zoo strings Spanish Garlic y LII! 4: -
900 boxes Gold Chop Fire Crackers
1000 bushels Wilmington GfoundnutS. = 2 -
For sale st the lowest market prices, a | )
decl1 Nos. IS, 81 and5e Narfst strssk
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fegals Metlres.

.>-''-,,', ,,em nm a ~ TnT
EINAL LNOT1OE.-EsIAth 0r OAsnm
II D. sEYMOUE !E1Ino 9noetsxISe9 e Sxta "
apply 70 the hon. George BOZ s91Se ,Sth as 49,
for Charleston Coun.y, " ~. Sa T.t+s,s Ms-
uary next, at II O'CLOCK. A. H., tor LelsEs Dis-
missory on tho said eatats; .,,y,,oI, ,arr
OLYkE y. sE!nOuh .
Administrator OF the Espte OF U. u SoymoGa,
December 10, 1877 aooI0.sos11Mg
TT1T0 m SOITTH O.AR OLfNA.;
sMaprTSn nnnTNTY.-Wnf. a. Oa1nfn.
~ WLLLiAnSnoI, % Iao,sS Noyton. III Iydia Ann
Admnsuast;, W. Mc.,on iiics Eorton. Hifrin FoY.'
hofrlS Kacnes ea inenieS Nnrtnn Jossah Eor.
ton, Mhlam M EoISSI Msrio1 Tsrtha Thomss. Alan
ton slr nyaho.n yoS S.s.inns y n. Dintina Nm. E.
Eorton. Ehaa1stT aHT oEIs ToS1e Pstsr Hod1s MA.
Dinktns, Isaac l. 1a0ass 1o''1 '1''se
HodGe ana Emna - fas.na., Won Ava nS,a
To the ~. n.ts,on aS.
tion wncn 9so p,oS.ts tnr tSs ssis Comfy TSS Oh
the !QoGe VI @ ~, sne t 1917. nm fSs Estsfea
tect OF !le ReHH0n ystpe ~ s1rsM ~ PIXSn MoS.
OF BURHlLL HokIuN SUI HsMA s.is...so. - -
ION, and dlscnerge tAe M ~ NJ ~ ~
serve copy OF your sesMst " sn.. saU Texs st.s,
his once In NnSsuee wlsn.n .sn,G.;Ty. 4ssthe asr
the service oi lille suai"iotA' 0ua' NJ ".
OF service. .,,s ,.,i.,on ,v,tb,o tha
II you lan 10 answe sntn b. t.1 t,s'% %,n s,,si,r IN
time herein spec1ea tne fsinun ~ 49, - -
the Court for the relief demanded "a sno p90Lon.
SAMUEL ". MAURICE, PlAnu1r Atsofnoy,o,
decI8.f8 Ahg1uc9, nste
OTATE OF SOUTH CAR OIL BtA
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Hlo RENT, THAT LARGE AND CON-
i MODlOUS Building. No. ll9 East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication once OF THE
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Oonee
House. For terms, &C., apply at The Ufnce OF
TaE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. sep28
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM NO. "a
- Beaufsin street, on sunday evening, 18th In
slant, q Setter Dog, with alternate patches Of
liver color and white, answering to the name
OF "C2ar.n Head almost wholly uver.cUl.
orsu, So1eWna. t pscansI oms nneengeat OK, e1
be paid for his delivery at No. s Beaufan street.
decA
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rOA'Ll CoAlLI "CO1L;l ~
FREsH TEAS. o. 4tsitg g

The HYsoN TEAS sod at PoRTsR,si elos,ns
rp sales at 81 per pound is the same rtlcle BE,
sold recently at 81 20 per pound. Several PACK,
ages still remain, with q supply OF Cao1gB
GRADES dhnpowder, Hyson, Imperial, A0oaong,
and English Breakfast Teas, .1snded yettarday
from steamer Champion from Esw Yott, and per
steamer Virginia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decIaI1hufx
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H,O RENT, TIE STORE NO. 264, IN
l. : the bend OF King street. splendid dry goods
stand, lately occupied by T. Kelly. PoesessonHiven
Immediately. For terms, apply to II. 7. OUuN.
NOR, Administrator, ONCE 10. 40 Broad street.
deS26-WfstuA
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OF THE ALLsPICE.
Indus uterque seryiet tuni. J

The greatest natural Tonic - the void and
most certain cure for DyspepdS lndigestoa,
Disrrh9s, Cholera Infantum, Onoleta Nof6u IT,
any other Derangemento Of tnS Stomach o. B61eas.
H!ghiy endorsed by the Medical Faculty or Stho:
North. It is net an Alcoholic COMPOUND, being
manufactured only from the tuicsiof. tte afips
Alspice. Price 81 per Bottle. .ax - rsssf a.
Sole Proprietof, q. Dr OoRD0VA, Is; Z.
No. "a William street. Nsw YORK,
Agents, MARTIN q MOOD,
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r OsT, ON FRIDAY, BETWEEN KING
IL street, near Wentworth and Rutledge ave.
nue.. q Russia Leather Purse, containing some
grcnbacks and pieces Of silver. The finder will
ue rewarded upon leaving the Purse and contents
at TIE NEWS ONCE. :. dec23
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r OST.-STRAYED IN MOUNT PLEAS
IL ANT, an orange and white setter DOG. A
reward Will be paid II returned to No. % East
Bey street. dec27.1s
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Eost and Gomn6.

A REWARD OF FIVE DOLLARS WILL
II be pail for the recovery OF Black New.
foundland DOG; answers 70 tho name Of "Fido.n
Apply at southeast corner Pitt ind Bull streets.
uoc27.lS
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rNO RENT, THAT FINE STORE AND
Dwelling occupied by Aelchers d Muller,
No. at King street. Apply at No. Liberty
atreet' dec26-thm4S
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mo RENT, STORE No. $40 KING
street. now known az "Kaiaer william Cigar
Store.n Possession given on lst January, 1878.
ABBY to J. h. STEINMEYER, charleston steam
Saw Mil, west end Beaufain street.
dpcIf-LutlS7
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A RARE CHANCE TO GET A CHEAP
II HORSE OR MULE.-tust received, another
lot ef those cheap Horses and Mules on consgn-
ment and ordered to be sold regardless Of cost at
whatever they will bring on the market to close
consignment. Apply at WILSON'S stables, No.
14s Meeting street. dec24.St
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CERUvIAN GUANO.. !

AN GUAN0, which win be sold In lots OF ten t0na
as sec, gold, per ton Of 12lo pounds SSy
GEO. ". Williams 4 Q0ag 1.f g 9
nov2a-tutnHlmoa -, AEentR., =,
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Drngs at mhclesaIe.

Phosphorus ia an important constituent of the
animal economy, particularly OF the brain and
nervous system, and ia regarded as q valuable
remedy for diseases common to them-as In cases
OF Lapse Of Memory, Softening OF the Brain, Loss
OF Nerve Power, Ph,hlsis, Paralysis and impo.
tency The pillulbr form hes been deemed the
muaG desirable foa the administration OF Phos.
phorus. 1t is In perfect state Of subdivision. as
1t is incorporated with Glycerine, DC. In solution.
Price 81 per hun ired. Sent by mall.
For sale by DR. q. BAER,
Charleston,
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90 RetIJl.

FOR RENT, FROM JANUARY, THE
Il Store SOL King street, one Of the best bust.
Less stands In Charleston. Also, comfortable
Rooms from 81 to So. Apply az ARCHER'S Ba'
zaar, King stI eet. dec21ImWSF
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ITrANTED, A GOOD WOMAN COOK,
w and man house servant. None but those
w. IL recommended. Apply at No. 80 Broad stree1'
deo27
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BOARDING..

DLEAsANT AND REASONABLE BOARD
can be obtained by applying to b. H. YER
NON, at Fogartie's Book Depository.
deN2T.qe
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ITO RENT, HOUSE No. rs WENTWORTH
street, near st. Philip. Posse ssion given on
frst January. Apply 10 J. l.. MOSES, Nc; "a
Broad street. oeClI-o@
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Jnint Block Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ TIE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON:
PANY for the benefit OF the State Orphan ASYLUM.
CLASS No. 8ls-rHURsDAY MORNING, Dec. 2o.
7S-4l-24-8l-e4-39- 67-k7-68-3s-lI- "a
GLASS No. 820-THURsDAY EVENING, Dec. 20.
2-bl-69-47-24-16- -12-56-49-85-22-6 "a
dec27-1 A. MuROSO. Sworn COMMISSIONER
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A COMPETENT AND Re-
w IJABLE Man to take charge OF SET Oh
Draws. Apply at state Preas, corner Pinckney c ..
and East BAY streets. oooes-~
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UanIs.

VTANTED, A GOOD WAlT1NGMANH
w and House servant. Apply os 70 a, l.
SmYr che. BROAD street. oooHa-A-
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RAOoN AND; D. g. MEATS

20 hhds prime BAeON SHOULDERS 81:
20 hhds prime Bacon CaR. .EIdesscc s.i.f1 q
100 boxes western D: sso.SR sides.
For sale by HENRY ioOpIk SEQ.
deCI3-mWf8 mo IL d n5if 20, ..s-y r..s..s.j
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THE FINE AND REMUNERATIYR GRO.
Il Gerry STORE, cJrner OF Longitude lane and
East Bay can be bought at private sale on very lib
era terms, the present owners desiring TO remove
10 their store, corner OF King and Tradd streets.
Apply at their store for further Information.
deo18Hfm
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fitlanriaI
CEvRN PER GENT. SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.

The South Carolina Railroad Company having
created Second Mortgage, amounting 70
THREE NILLIOH DOLLARS,
for the purpose Of retiring all rs floating obligs.
tions and arranging lts Non. Mortgage Bonds ana
the Bonds authorised to be issued under said
Mortgage having BEEN duly executed, they are
now offered for sale at this once at Is per cent.
Payment win be accepted - follows, viz Two.
thirds OF the purchase money will be received In
the per cent. Eon.lIortEage Bonds OF the Com.
pany ar rs per oents balance In cash.
The value Of the security now offered entities 1t
to very high consideration. Tho Mortgage Gov.
era the entire property Of the Company, embrac.
ipg 2l2 miles OF frstolass Road, abundantly
equipped with Locomotives and Oars In nne con.
dItton, and all the ippurtenances OF nrstclass
Railroad the frat Mortgage being only 81, ooo 600.
The business Of tho Road for the present year is
estimated at $1 400 ZOO gross, and It's net revenue
at over $6so,ooo It's present prospects furnish
ample ground for very satisfactory snti:ipstions
of future earnings. The Bonds bear date October
lst, and have attached Coupons for 7 per cont.
per amman, interest payable In April and 0cto-
ber in the City OF New York.
After the 3lst December, instant, the price OF
the Bonds win be rs per cent. and accrued In.
terest. J. T. WELSHAN,
decao-fmw Treasurer.
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(Ky L*sON Ms, GO LUM N.

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WILSON'S.
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Meetings.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
80 the Rurns Charitable AsgociatIon Will
be held at Hibernian Ball, THIS EVssMs, s n.y. nne
21th Instant a. o'S9Ss' ,Ss pee,asSs. ~ RiaOs u
oay' zo'n' ~ ',N0, STUART SOMERVILLE,
doco7 Secretary and Treasurer.
4 TTENTION SIR KN1GHTs.-A REG
A Aonmaderv SAE No. Knight Templar Will be held at
HoImes,s Lyceum. HIS EVENING, a. liz G,SlTSk SnS
By order Of E. O. W. a. Reeorder.
dec27
MARION LODGE, No. 2, 10. Q. :.
M The Regular Quarterly Meeting 1a, Q, q, nda 11s
ledge W. aa Se ae1a ooIoc. Election Of ocers
for ensnIng term. Members will come prepared
to dRsss1a. Rss arrears A' secretary.
Uan1s.
UTANTED, 4 GOOD wAITINGMANN \
w and House servant. Apply oooA;. TO a; =.
smY cHE, Broad street. ooeH.---- =
UTANTED, A GOOD WOMAN COOK,
w and man house servant. None ont n, saose
W.: w:hrecommended. Apply at NO. % Dioau 0''''''
dec27
VTANTED, A COMPETENT AND RE-
w LIABLE Man to take charge OF seS o!
Drsys. Apply a. state rfeas corner decaS.a RaStas'
UTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, GER
w MAN preferred. TO 10 genelM .anp Worx hoUs .,
addrasaI y news once, dec25
VXTANTBD, FROM $4,000 TO 100, Oo0,
w OLD BRICK. Parties having s susa sa Tal pai
piHoSe ppiiion Eotei SoJ dec25-2
U7ANTED, IN A JOBBING HOUSE. a
w thoroughly competent Bookkeepe.. sssS' ,aS
an Entry Clerk. None need apply VINO 90 moi
Wlite apdy, and calculate quickly and correcty.
Reference as 10 character required. Applicants
viii pI. ase state where last emp.oyeGa: fmas
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, THREE
lower mart OF neetlnE street or the Central part
Of the city. Apply at No. % Legare street.
dec24 81
JHIANTED, LADIES TO SAVE THEIR
w pin money by procuring French Oorsota,
rs cents; Hoop SKIRTS so cents; Onignons, 40
Genus: Pumpadours, 20a002ts. ABo largest STOCK
Fancy Goods this side Potomac: A Ahoa EE's
BAZAAR, oeoIa-mWls-
WToODl WOOD! WooDl WANTED,
w from 20 to 1000 Cords OF WOOD. The
very highest cash price paid. Apply 70 u.
q SldlV, 6eop CAo SoAASNN e.N0>s
WTANTED, A SECONDHAND PROOF
wv PRESS. Parties having such an article
for sale may find purchaser by addressing
Hrv no - once OF THE NYws. deolo
VTTANTED IMMEDIATELY, FOR THE
w Ladies' Fuel Society. to supply present
wants, 40 Coras OF Oak Woud until tnelr supply
can De received. apply northeaat corner OF !u.
dlth and Elizabeth streets bef0re u or after
O'Clock. oecll
UTANTED.-TWO YOUNG LADIES,
w who have had some years experience, and
WHO are entirely competent to teach, In addition
to the ordinary course, the higher Mathematics,
Lalin and Music, deslre situation for next year.
Address, stating Terms, B. and n, care box No.
VI, Bennettsvlle, 8. U. dec.1-l8
A YOUNG LADY WISHES A SlTUA-
II TON, in healthy part OF the State, as
teacher OF ihe English Branches aad hudiments
or Music. References given II. required. Al
dress J. X. e., through charleston +. y. noVls
A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
II SPIhIrS OF THE W0RLD. THE TREAS.
UnE HOUSE OF AMERICA. TEE GREAT BOOK
or TIE YEAR. Agents report sales OF 70 10 100
copies In q few hours or days. Prospectus Tree.
Address j. w. GOODSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, 81. Louis, New Orleans.
octl-Sm0sD&W
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SHINGLESl SHINGLES 200, 900 No.
- 1SHINGLES In bundles. For sale low for
cash. q. T. SCHLEPEaRELL, No. 81 Line street.
decl6.l2s
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VTTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN, GER
w NAN preferred. to 10 general WORK OF
smsI family. Good wages and pleasant nome.
Address J. d. B., NEWS once. ueo1o
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
l. Horses or Mules will ind 1t to their sdvan-
tage to call at HOGAN d CO.'S STABLES, No. 500
King street, before purchasing elsewhere.
dec3 tuthSlmoDkCH
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II ENTUCKY SALE STABLES, 80
IN Church street-Forty head OF MULES and
NURSES just received. For sale on time.
dec2i.4 BAMBERG d MCCOY.
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JXTANTED, FROM $4,000 TO 100, ,OoO,
" OLD BRICK Parties having suen VIII
please send estimates for them 10 Room %, re-
vilion Hotel. uoVAo-A
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for Gak.

THIRTY-FIVE MULES. RISES,
: Il MARES and Ponies, just arrived at &.
O,KMAN'S Stables, IS Church street, and for
sale on time. dec27-4%
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EOR SALE, AT THE BROAD STREET
II FRUIT Store, next to the NEWS office, fine
California Pears, new Florida Fish Roes at 80
cents per dozen; ine Malaga Grapes AT IS cents
per pound; Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, &c, at
reasonable prices. dec27-1$
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NEARION LODGE, No. 2, I. o. Q. :.
M The Regular quarterly Meeting Of s tnls
Lodge w held TM EVEsSs EIeofcp Of oeers u
fnr open,n1 term. Members will come prepared
ior ensasnS ors SeN ROBT. O. STARE,
W paS aie"''' secretary.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
- the Burns Charitable Assoclatlon will
be held at Hibernian Hall, THIS EVssMe; 81 Waana sse
97th instant. at ooioSs' RIaCe oi
aay' ]o'n' ~ STUART SOMERVILLE,
aooo, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Anaasie1l1srtts.
1 CADEMY OF N UsIC.

FIVE NIGHTS AND MATINEE,
COMMENCING FRIDAY. DECEMBER ~.
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w pin money by procuring Frencn Oorsets,
rs cents; HOOP Skirts, SO cents; Ohignons, 10
cen nIs: Pumpadours, I2oso0pts. Also largest STOCK
pAT.a deo2s-mWf3s
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VTTOODl WOOD! WOODl WANTED,
w from 20 to 1000 Cords OF WOOD. The
very highest cash price paid. Apply to MoBRIDE
A ERai(3 East end Calhoun street. dec2l-9~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-10

The TOBACCO INTEREST. The Richmond
Wing says that on and after the lst ofJuly the
tobacco planters of Virginia and the other
States will be liable to the most serious annoy
ance from revenue officials to which they have
ever been subjected. At any moment after
that date planter may be arrested dragged
away from home, and eventually fined mot ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars if in the opinion
of ANY internal revenue officer" he wilfully
refuses to furnish said officer with true and
correct statement, verified by oath or afirma-
ton Of all his sales of leaf tobacco, the num-
Der Of hogsheads, cases, or pounds, with the
name and residence, in each instance, of the
person to whom sold, and the place to which it
is shipped" The Wing also says that "the
law, moreover, requires every producer of to-
bacco who sells directly to consumers, to pay a
special tax Of $2j as dealer in leaf tobacco
If an humble producer iguorantly sells five or ten
pounds of leaf to a neighbor who is consum-
er, he must, when called upon by any internal
revenue officer, report this fact, and then, of
course the payment of the tax of $25 will be
demanded; or, if he refuses to report he will
be liable to penalty mot exceeding $500. :"
And, if any planter sells, consigns, or transfers
his leaf tobacco to persons who have failed to
pay the special tax as leaf dealers, or to manu-
iacturers, or exporters, he will be liable to the
exaction Of S25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-10

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette. |
LANCASTER, June Capt. Phillip Smith
Of Prince William county, who has Recently
been operating a steam lumber mill in Lancas,
ter, Va, was shot on the Sd inst and instantly
killed. The man who killed him tit seems
had taken the law in his own hands and du
ring the absence Of Il poor widow from her
home, had moved III her house, elected her Ell
tectS. and quietly taken possession Of the prcmi
seS. On her return home. finding this state OF
things She repaired to village in the vicinity
OF which Capt Smith was operating, and after
relating her dcplorablc situation in the hearing
Of Capt. Smith, he determined, with two other
persons. to repair to the scene and, il possible,
relieve the drtencclcss family. Upon approach,
ing the house Capt. Smith was met by the man
who killed him, and while the former was IT.
monS'rltiug with the latter on his course. was
fired at with both barrels of double barrccd
shot gun, loaded with large size shot at dis
lance of about ten PAGES. which caused his
death in few minutes The man raised his
f1wling piece TO his face three times, as if in
Inundated by his presence, and aS many times
lowered it. until finally lcveng it OH the manly
person eli the 'hclperot the willow and orphan.
who stood tirm while pleading he cause Of the
deicnccic<s, shot him dead. This sad occur
rruce has cast 4 deep gloom over the hearts of
those, in this vicinity, whose short acquaintance
Capt. Smith had made such Il favorable in
preston upon. \ FRIEND.
Richmond AID Frederick burg papers will
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-10

TIE REATY.-The Washington Chronicle
says up to the hour of going to press nc
intelligence has been received, as was hoped,
Of the final acceptance by the British Govern
ment of the supplemental article to the Treaty
Of Washington. Our Government received
advices on Saturday which proved the success
of the pending negotiations beyond Il doubt.
The State Department is in expectation OF the
receipt Of dispatches this morning which will
enable the President to send to the Senate, car
" in its session to-day, the supplemental treaty
for ratification, accompanied by the more re-
cent correspondence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-06-10

The Baltimore American, which has been
prominent in publishing the charges against
DR.. Huston has most severe and bitter arti-
Gle against the proceedings in the trial Of DR..
II. which ended in his acquittal. 1t says the
Presiding Elder, according to the Discipline,
has no vote in trials Of this kind, and, of course
Rev. DR.. Rodgers had no voice in the verdict
So also with Rev. DR.. Gardiner, who acted as
prosecuting officer for the Church. It also
says that the Committee stood for several hours
after they had retired to make up their verdict
three for conviction and two for acquittal, and
1t was only after six hours deliberation, at the
end of q session that had lasted twenty-three
hours with slight iutermission, that one of
these yielded. aud this allowed the acquittal.
DR.. Huston, 1t is said, has lett Baltimore for
Cincinnati.