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UT MONEY IN THY PURSE.

II 202 Broadway. .
The mnous rates which have been charged for Fashionable
and he offers To III out gent wi Cloths.
made up with nesiness TASTE and despatch at me ven n
rsmunerating prices Having made arraDgmenn Ioi ms
English Cloths Csssime and Vesting: from mrs. n'
Afford them low. The experienced cu's ''e g"
,ed and he pledges himself 10 give satisfaction
Stranerrs VISITING The civ can have fall suit made up AZ
short notice. -. ..;,. -,
FALL aud Winter Clothing ready made ofeye variety goai
fashions aud warranted 10 h-odn-
gers will do we'll 10 call before purchasing esew GOV
8 20 lmissT EDWAhD rVA'
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ADJUSTMENTS


NIBLO's GARDEN.
THIS EVENING" Oct
ANOTHER STRONG ATTRACrIoN
...e ~ List NIGHT
Of the Revival with entirely scenery machinery dss..
and decorations. Of he ropnlar and magnificent
GREEN MONSTER!
In winch Will aprear
is GABRIEL R.AYEL,
And the whole OF the talented RAVEL FAMILY
and Company 20 in number.
THIS EVENING, Oct. 7. the Entertainments will
conp with
AN OVERTURE
THE wOODCUTTERs.
Jobard @ RaveE Jslior Fsrin
Charles A Rayei Mime Serfuil Mime Travel
Mons ssneuil 'DsuyeHne l yaalta Mls Doutreville
To he T4 be followed by Gyald Pa, by Mss Wells.
tomims r,er produced in Amencs, called
ON THE GREEN MONSTER:
OR-THE DREAM ACCOMPLISHED!
:. Twelve New Scenes.
scenery by Mr. Lehr-Mschinery by Mr. Hitchings.
m ~ distribution Of the Paniomirc
Chief Of the sorcerers, Dsnvsrs7S
The White Genii, Mr. Weiis
Che Waller Miroque, li.yors 49,
The White Knight Anon. EsvsI
CheysIier Marco, fIaneoi. k.,ei
1tne,talsI LIE orand' Leon ysvelH
harie9nin,,. Grbnel Rayei
hosalie. Mile Doutreville
~ w hN 10 ueSntiude with GRAND INSTRUMENT
The Garden opens halfpast sx-Perormapee. commence
hali.past seven.
lickets-30
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NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned socts attention large assortment Of
Goods for tall and winter weas, including beaver cloths
for surou cessimces In variety Of styles forpan
tai
Rich silk satin, and meno vestngs which will be made
order usual moderate charges for ready money.
Ready made surtouts closks, &c, constantly on hand
as M m QBroadw av America Hotel
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EAND SACRED su CONCERT At 8. hs R.
occasion A'''" s STAT IrT' MHTEm
will tie given with full and powerful Orchestra in which the
following 'es''' vo Aii' r TiI a;;s'
O. Nine spohr zahn
ss' A''0sn'H' rurr.Lr.. Mr. sesu'n
Nj: s xSs Nj NHs sdao. Mr. Mr.. Fbh oS:Ssn
Miss Labor Miss Bruce
Nj; s sssa. z'A' Mr. MI Tes Tss. NJ" "'D''s
M AMg s:Sa NMG NJ Es'ssy NH NJ ss smss
NJ s;ss: Nj NJ ss:;is ME- @'''
6s'ssi': ;.oaHiwISs 5 s;sa;s'
!. Concerto-orsan Mr. Beanie. Rink
q as.rs.,e and cho%:aSI, Morley. Mad spohr z.hn.
sSs sSG-5 s:ss 4a. ssa Si. Morley
Ar-Bmso-MI Seguin
sasss sse Mad sf sS6 z.A sx An,os
g. c si1il and NJ; ssis Morley 1is;
TO- 6aasa %a seguin Mad spoh z.hu Sig An,osnni
~ Tickets 50 cents eachto be had the residence of the
Nc P f fsw Nj = Feas M
Mr. Mhau 1873 Broadway and the doors the evening Of
Doors open O'Clock. The Concert will commence pre-
csely at O'Clock. o5to9r
ELOCUTION.
Pronuncatio vocs vutus moderatio
nustate-CIcERo.
MIR. HARVEY, from Edinburgh Professor of Elocaton,
M respectfully that he will private classes
% E anS erS % Ss
their respe ctive places
%
vantage in being under his tuition Fees paid
Communications aud addresses will be received the fol-
lowing bookstores Mr. Ro 10 Division Mr. Elton
60 Nassau street. Messr. Turner Fishers 100 Broadway
Beecker st. t.tN 'h.H ~ OF iw~r
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FULLEk'S GYMNASIUM

RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE.
TO BE RAFFLEp for pSs n on The first Of Nove%-
Circular Coais with cspes handsomely made with yell
in other respect Tickets 50 each A. the rattle will
positively take place on the above named Tickets
be paid for whether when the numbers taken
As anumber Of Tickets are already sold, gentlemen wishing
dom osrshe highest and lowest numbers have cloak
each For further particulars. apply at No. Murray street.
corner Broadway, where the cloaks to be seen
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
~ ia GEMS Upper Ter Is cents. Fipt Tier 50
CRAMOND BRIG.
JOCK Howson u Mr. Lennox
To be succeeded bv
. THE FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Muroch Deany - Mr. Mossop
To conclude W IN
THE SPECTRE PILOT
Molly O'Rock Mr. Mossyp
Doors will open 7-Curtan will rise at quarter befo
O'clock precisely.
purchased and places secured.
Park THEATRE.
MIR. AND MRS. BROU0HAM.
THIS EVENING. Octobers 7th wifi be performed
JOHN BULL.
Dennis Bulgudpery Mr. BrouRhsm
Lady Caroline Bravmors Mrs BrouYham
To be followed 6v
A DAY AFTER THE WEDDING
Lazy Freelove MIS- Brougham
To conclude with
- FAMILY JARS.
st Tier IS cents; I'd Tier so Pit 37H cents Gallery
21a cents - - '
Door. open az u to O'Clock and the performance will
commence at u past
The BoweX Bill published in the Herald on Of
regard Tor Celeste When her co.es IL will
again be excluded from columns
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EXHIBITION OF

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.
THE Franklin Institute Of State of for the
Exhibition Of Manufaces in the large Saloon Of
the Phiadepha Museum lin Ninth street. Chesnut in
the city Of rhladelphs commencing Tuesday October
The prizes there to be swaIded will consist usual Of the
Silver Medals and Certificates Of Honorable Mention of the
Institute These honorable estimonias Of merit will be dis
tbuted the and impartial principles here
toore, and they will be awarded by dtneesd jodges in all
cases TIE room: will be ssady for The Iessrtion article;
such are intended to compete for premiums must depo
I'd before u o'clock (n9on on Tuesday October la,h
their fellow citizens cedabs display Of American skill and
industry, solicit from the manufacturers and mechanics, in all
parts Of the Union specimens Of their productions well
the and skill has been bestowed assuring them
that the best exertons Of the Institute shall be given
estimate OF American fabrics The regu aons
for the exhibition and Other information relative thereto
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
FULLEk'S GYMNASIUM.
THE GYMNAsIUMs, 2o3 Greene. and % Ann
men whose bushes, prevent their exercising during the day
time, can join the evening class.
AJunior Class from to o'clock:
Brooklyn Gymnasium, No. 10 Water street, near the
Fulton Fery, oyen day and evening
Fencing and Sparrpg taught as usua OF 2wrr
DILLIARDS.-Ots Field respectfully invites the lovers
ID ihis amuse call at Bassords Rooms over eCh
choice may had Of eight abieseter Slate Marble Iron,
with Ind, ReSe
Visitors will find the bar either Washingtonian Or otherwise
may suit their fancy. SD Inns. &c
srosaway between Walker and LspensId .irest.
large assortment of Piano Foes to hire from three to eeh
Also Foreign Music Of the latest Open. Of Italy.
Ro@sn String, Tor Hsrps voIins, Guitars. &c,
IF ucsr.I Iustrp atr.1 Iap1l ,.kx
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DIR. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST

DISEASEO OF If1E T. 7 u.
Office ssi Broadway Of Warren street; 22 Im.r
ITO TANNERS. SEEDsMEN AND OTHERS-The
entire stock Of Seed Store will be sold al public auction
by A. Levy ISL Broadway, Friday morning, al half
o'clock, consisting Of great variety OF bnlbous roots Of ell
kndsgarden seeds OF MISUNDERSTANDING seeds Of
choice Sorts with few large green hou.e plants.
Sale positive and without any rtseve-Dealer will find II
their interest 10 attend % 2tsec
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

DRUM Co, IFS William street, formerly Brun, Larosure
~ Co.-w open in few days, twenty cases Psrn AIth
sIsl Flowers Feathers &c now landing from la" arr ais
Have packet the styles Of flowers and fe1hes
as they appear in that centre of fashion, .
most fashionable OF the above articles Dealing py
far largely in this line than other ~
the city, they afford sell at the lowest rates and on
the reasonable ,erms
Wholesale MP stairs
nannfscturers s3lmsc
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kk< FOR NEW ORLEANS-sar Line-ReEuiar
MN Packet Of 18th October hulendd fast sailing
~ packet ship RUSSELL OF OVER, Capt. Jabez
Howes will positively sail as abo,.
For passage cabin, I'd cabin. eerage having
modatons unequaed by vessel port apply board
pier foot of Maiden Lane, or to- -
JOSEPH McMURRAv.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. =, Is1a.
Cleared.

Ships Sharon Purnngton New Orleans Houghon Smaller
Newark, MeIwin Savannah, Durham < D,mon; Swanton
Gsl w;'PfSn n & M Motto F9Tbe, Porto
son. Craftsmanship David Rogers, Hunt Baltimore; An,
Hyman Totten, Newl ern NC; Myers Fowler, Washington
& Co: Peuuot. LoyetI Bosfon ' ''''~'~> ~ o"S'e,
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So UNITED LINE OF NEW ORLEANS
NM PACKETS The only regular packets for the
above port The splendid last sailing packet ship
LOUISA, Capt Leavi will sail ON Monday, the 10th Octo
Der, positively, passage free.
The LOUISIANA and HOLMES lines having united for
the Of forming line sail five days. and having
commenced their regular trips under such sangemens
about the above port will fail 10 the adyan
be derived from taking passage this line they will
thereby delay which always the with
silent ships
For PASSAGE in cabin second cabin, steeg, which
low, apply board, Orleans wharf foot Of Wallstreet,
VISIT TApsCoTT. (, Peck Slip, or to
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General Record.

PAcxLrs EURorE.-The George Washington for Liv-
erpoo will sa to-day. The Duchesse dOrlean, for Havre
sails Tomorrow Their letter bags GiIpn' in the Ex.
change.
scHR BELLE Capt seu Of and from Philadelphia for NJ
York. wrecked Cape May Fishing Greek I'd inst
viii, cargo Of tons coal CONSIGNED Williams Ferguson
vessel will be total loss the sails rigging cables
anchors The captain abandoned the coal the wreck MASTER
who purposed sending what could b. saved direct New
York.
B.c GAIHanIss Rose from Charleston for New Orleans,
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S&1 FOR LON0ON-Regosr Packet Of the ioIh DC
NM toberThe first class fast sailing packet shg VEL
LINGTON. Capt Chadwick. will sail as above her
regular day.
peor accommodation apply board foot Of Msnen Lane
JOSEPH MMURRAY,
100 Pine street, corner Of South.
Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought this favone ship Of the regular pack
By applying above, (if by letter padD o6
90 DOG LOsT.-A anal brown slut, with cropped
XV ears, strayed yesterday from suyvesant Place A
u liberal reward vii be given her retura TO l3 Se
cohd enue, between Eighth and Ninth OF stsm
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FOR SALE-The Bsr stock and Of old standing
Porter House in good business No. SO Centre To be
sold on moderate terms. O6 asa
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All goods shipped required be particularly marked
ena are AT une rsk oI the owners thereof OR
~0s1 ~ NEWARK AND NEW YORK.-Fan
GEEHEz3s Only l2x cents-The splendid and commodi
= Gus steamer PASSAIC, Capt John Gaffy
lows
Foot Of Barclay ST. New York. iO,& o'clock A. NJ and
Centre wharf, Newark, at O'Clock, A. NJ and half mast
O'Clock p. NJ
On Sundays the Passac will leave New York AZ Io A. NJ
and p. M Leave Newark A. NJ and at 2o'clock r. Nj
U Freight ofevery description reduced prices
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From tie unuiia.ioa G,:bc.
THE ISSUE Vt LtST--DiSUNInN
Or iBOLiT!OS

From I!ir origin nf nuI G,vrrnmcnr. an!
in III" cnmvra'irn i'>rli whir formed il.
there were goat differences of opiuiun ~
tn the suhccr of African slavery, The
Constitution WIS AZ unr" rhc rnrupronris..
and the price agrccr! 10 be paid by the dii.
frrcnr sections of the Union in fnaII, nd.
inSrinc it. Bat always. after The Union
went ip'" operation. petitions on this sub
jet. from some conscientious individuals,
chiefly ;rnr ihc Snricrv Of Friends. con.
riaucdr" come mtn Congress. without op-
posilin" from The Southern members, until
some >i> nr eight wears ago. when the sub.
icr n,>umr'i onrirri, II different aspect
J ng!nnd. after prrpciiiafIue il frr ages and
forcing il uron his country. pur herself
forward 4, !i. champion uf the ahp!lrou
"i \f'i.an >lar"ry. and III harmony with
Der u'"vcmcnf~, >ncir'irs hogan 10 be- or
nanizrd in the Northern States The law
nf Congress passed IL pursuance Of The
& institution. whereby fugitive slaves in
The Northern States could hc recovered hy
lhel' masters, WAS rhwarfcd ~ its opera.
lion; newspapers were cstabii-llcd; hired
lecturers were sent over The country Ia in
iln"nrc t'I" minds of the Northern pcoplr
against their brethren If the Surrh. in.
ilinnntory petitions were GOT up, and the
design nF a,>aiirg and nvcr,hr1wiup ruc
institution "f slavery in the S,nrcs wn,
openly nvowed. mud the rchr to ,li,crs. il,
Tor The accomplishment Of this purpnsr
was n>Scrte'! hy ncrnhrrs of ConcrcS, from
the North who presented Them. Wbcn
this new state of thugs arose. lh. mem.
hrr' "i Congress from the South ,lso
adopted new line "f policy Thoy sow
clearly. us every body saw-as all ihe mr..
gnns OF these cousp'rnrors against The I'm;
IN clearly showed--,ha, it was not s,ayerv
in 'h' D,.Iric' Of Columbia. or ip tIlr Ter.
r'tory OF f'l"rida. where ii was obliged "a
cxis' by the treaty with Spain; ii was M,
the buying or s"lIing of slaves on their n.s ~.
sage from one Stale lo anou,er, which, ,he
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gbs asoertiaer.
EDGEFIELD ca
WEDNESDAY,. FEsRuARr as. 1912.
above y


To Delinquent Snbseriters.-Hnying com.
mcnced our seventh yoinmc. indicating desir
ous of making various improvements in our es'
,ahlishment we ure in want offunds, TO procure
The necessary materials to carry oHi Oiii des1'
cd object: aud to whom nre We % apply for
,hcsc funds but our patrons. who have been
snppli' i weekly. witt, The varidns news; and
some Of whom have noi paid one rent. for the
las. Two or three years, for Subscription, Af-
veri;sins or Job Work TO those elio are in
arrears lul Subscription, and wilffaniiaie their
accounts by tho March court. $50 ssin receive
So per year, but after that iinie NO shall IN all
ca.'s exact "a, the terms Of the paper We
have. at no tine. since the paper has been IN
Our hand. been very great daas. bui find that
the accounts are becoming So large on orr
book. and money so stares "a ayficit, that in
self justification. we shall have 10 adopt t'ie
d,nning. if not the cash system.
Wehopc onr delinquent susseriters will come
forward ONE ard AL, aud save Us &c froHSfe
III sending, and themselves the apsasc OF being
waited on by collector.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-23

Blackfori ia.e editor OF the fredericksburg A.
rens, ms Charge dc Afinires 10 Boso,a, were
confirmed
la the House Of Representatives. the Speak
er announced the following senllemenas mem
bers of the Committee or Foreign Relations, in
place of those who resigned yesterday, viz:
M.ssrs. White, Of Louisiana; Sheppard. Of
North Carolina; Cooper, Of Grorgla; and
Chapman, of Alabama.
The Correspondent of the Charleston Can
ricr, under date OF Inc 18th states. that Mcssrs.
Holmes. of 5. C.. Cooper. Of Ga, and Chap
man, Of Ala :. VIII" were appointed as members
oil the Committee OF Foreign Relations asked
TO he excused from serving thereon FOR the
spu given by their predecessors. Tho reques,
these gentlemen was complied with. Others
will be appointed in their places. bn' ii IS now
certain that no Southern member can remain
on The Committee.
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Them and confer his work Of charity upon
those who ale really subjects Of clarity
lf ne Is called Of God iopreaefI, preach he
should. aud preach he must, but lie must
preach for nothing. iel him go 10 The poor
and the destitute and labour for their sal
yaiiou; aud uiske sonic prssisisn for his
own support. My opinion upsulhis sub
icct, my brethren, is that we, ga1ninlslers
are nj fault in permitting n,i people to
continue ia sach practices, ehAVlDs al the
same time that they as -Ssil lsas ,,lIselves
are sufferers thereby. Such the oPin-
ION whicl, entertain of The spirit OF our
people, that were ministers tusspeak ont
The people would hear and ultcg.
(WiIl the Christian ludek copy the
above 2
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Nt,c Hoii.-Dr Chick of the village Of
Greenvllr. i. building spacious Hotel nj his
Mineral Spring, ten miles above tia, rlng"
The Doctor has so far progressed with his buiiJ.
ing, tina, he hopes 10 be able TO acc"nm late
y'si!ors The cnsuing summer The nrcdicn al
qualities ci the wn,crs Of TINS spring. il Is staie d
has been proved 10 be equal 10 any IN The South
crn States.
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ot nv room and informed me that ycuag ceabs
isiibsn,fd! Santa Anna tiiis nsfsiinE sent 10.
him, aud gave him his liberty quite unexpected
10 overy body here. ne was conducted u the
Minister'S uparlmenis and placed under his pto-
,eclion. by Sania Annas orders, N hiso'sn ear.
rage. Il
lam greatly in ii,pe thai when Hr. Kendall
arrives. whicI. must certainly be in 4 !ew days,
lie will also soon be released. Iiops upon i!ic
liberation OF Combs rs a ias arable omen.
Adeu YOURS in llas1e. l.
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The GreeariAe Paper MM-This establish.
ncnt ,!ie Monniaircer says. has fallen mt" the
hands ol Col. d. Dnnhnm. whose intention il
* 10 procure the services Of competent work.
men. and machinery Of the latest and mosi np'
proved kind. in order 10 manufacture as good
paper - can he obtained elsewhere. The ncw
proprietor. is said to be-. IN entcrp,sirg and ci'
fcicr:, man. aud. we have no doubt but lac viii
!inl The investment profitable one.
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Toiasircr Ccrps.-Wc are proud 10 GGd. al
though our own citizens haze Ell!cd To rli,c
volunteer crops in this village thai our neigh.
b"nrs IN Grrruvrllc gave succeeded il raising
uanc ofth" =" G'eeariNe E.N, rorp,. co'nms a
ell hy Tandy Walker. Ia. The M"mnininrer
give, the following nccoun, of their first rarad' ::
They we're reviewed b. MAJ. J. w..
Tmrpin. who n.I,lrc>srd rhcw in short
srrcrh rcmnrkiun that it was with plea
sure he responded 10 The cali mad" uprn
him To receive - Cnmpnny of GrrcnN lie
Rillrnrn-ihouch rhrir number wa> uu
81 large rs II" had expected or could wish.
he felt assured that the c",nrlrn"n' would
soon he madr up that therefore hr sh"T'd
receive them. md report Immediately 10
the Cnmmandcr-in Chief. gud request
arms inr them.
The uniform ia light crcy-piain and
neat. and very rrrdiHble 10 the protector.
The Company carried beautiful nauncr.
painted Mr Wa. II. Watson. nnd hnnd-
sou,cly ormam"nird The painting does
credit TO Mr W.'s skill a. an artist.
I'VE con.ra'ulnrc rur frl!nw. cirzrns
upon the spirit cvincrd in grrlins this Con-
panv up. ard trust tha, nothing 'aS occur
which will mar The harmony of its mem
hers or prevent its becoming. what w..
presume il will be, al crn1m"nr nnL m
honor 10 the State. and au arm Of safety
in time OF danger
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,, Ei3cties jors sGorst l-
'flITf 'ffalIifs c!.n.irriIrd up to the isih
in the Legislature. Tie result Of lie sixth joint
bal!r, was. Preston G5; McDowal. Sc; Steven
som ~ scattering 10-uercssary {" n choirc
20 The House of Delegates had tic 7ln bal
Ipt, vrz:-hlcDoweli 30; Pres,',a 81; scatter
IN. II. The Committee Of the Scuac had ud.
,ourncd before The rcpor, f;om tho House was
received.
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LARGE TugSiPS.

A few days ago we were presented with two
Of the largrs, Tumips. we have ever seen. in
this district; one weighing nearly . pounds.
the other about g pounds. They we're raised
on The farm belonging TO IN. widow Of the l..c
VIM. =. Johnson. about five miles from this
village. and presented by John Harrison, Esq q.
who stated there were number Of lnrrer iur-
nips raised in the same field. but they had been
fed to cattle. We think our cirizrns would do
well to inform us Of their raising any thing OF
either an extraordinary size or quantity. as by
giving publicity 10 lhcrs. it may benef, their
neishbors, aud in fact have tendency to cx.
cite al TO go and do likewise"
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We thankfully acknowlcdre The receipt ola
number of newspapers aad pubic documents,
fiom the Hon. F. w. Piekens.
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A communication has been received signed
Water" and viii appear IN oar next.
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The Charleston CHAMBER Of ceinaeree.-At
the Anniversary meeting, held 10 Charleston,
on ,hr I,,l, INST, the following gentlemen were
cl-cle.! officers COR the ensuing ,,efe:
Presideat-kcr Boyce.
riee Presiaenis-s. caadwiti;, c., Edmond.
sion.
Secretary and Tfeasur..-W, 3. Herio;t.
Commine. Of ippcais.-J, G. D. Crock.
er, J. Adger. o. c. Rowland ]; z Starr.
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Lates, from Morieo.-Tke U. 5 cutter Jack
son, arrived at New Orleans, brings Tho cheer
ing intelligence confirmed in tho following let.
ter from Mr. Lumsdrn of the Picayune, whose
anxious cndravors. in his partners behalf, are
likely 10 be iavornbly consunmaied.
MEXICO, Tuesday evening.
7o'clock, Jan -. lsi2
Good news Mr.. Meyer. Secretary of L..-
CATION 10 the American Minister, has just called
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TntendaEi,-W. III Greene, Lsi.
Hardsns.--J. w. Heard, ~. M. Clay w.
p Delphi. Jas. Rooney. D. r. Genedy, Il. Il.
Hunter 80
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Cooperation Eee,iu.--.At an election held in
tho town of Hamburg. oa Monday the lirh
inst. for Intendani ahd Membefs Of the Town
Council. for the ensuing year, The following
,,utIcmen were duly elected:
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The Magnolia We have now before us,
the hrs, and second number, Of tue fourth W.
line. oti|.is well conducted periodical, aud l'.ri
i'nrpy in be able to say. wc think IL monthly
becomes more interesting 10 the lover Of Li;cr
atlue and should be sustained. |, Isl WORK
,l!ut will do cn dit 10 the Library oi any South
er,er. aud as it IS ranr, growing in their owu
soil. they ought by all means To cherish ii.
We copy the following from the Savannah
Georgian: