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HARVARD TjNTyERsITY.

TTNHE Second Term af the LAW SCHOOL in
 J lkis University for the present Aeademical year, will open on February 2slh, ls46.
 The deslpn of lhis Institution Is 10 afford a com plete course of legal educaiion for gentlemen nend- ing to practice m any of tie United States; and a s,stematic course Of studies in commercial jurispru- dence for merchants and men of business No public instruction is given in the local or peculiar lurspru- dence of any particular Stste but the Library, con sistng of nearly 5000 volumes, furnishes ample means for the study of local law and practice; and the students are privately assisted in these studies, by the Professors, as occasion may require. The ac tive labors eff instruction shared equally between Mir. Justice STORY and Professor GREEkLEAF, who has the immediate superintendence of the Law School
 No particular c0urse of previous study is requisite for admission; but every student is required to pro duce testimonials of his good moral character; and 10 give a bond of $20O to ihe Steward with sure ty resident in Massachusetts, conditioned for the payment of all College dues; or, instead ofa bond he may deposit S15f with the Steward, al the com mencemeni of each term, to be retained by him till the end of the term, and then be accounted for.- No student is matriculated until such testimonials produced and security given The tuition fees s50 a term, and S25 for hai or any lesser trac- ton of term; which entities the student to the of the College and Law Libraries, and Text Books, and free admission all the public Lectures in the University. Instruction may be had in any Foreign Language taught in the University, for the additions al fee of sl0 year for each language studied The necessary expenses of studenl who resides all the year in Cambridge, will moi exceed the following Tuilion $l00.-Rent and care of room, with use of fui nliure, averaging about $78.-Board from $9l to $lS2.-Fuel, from $s15 10 S30-Washing, from $15 to s3O-Toial S299 to $420, exclusive ol clothes and what is termed pocket money.
 In regard to the amount of pocket money, neither expediency the ussges of society require that it should be large. ...
 Students who have pursued their studies in this School for three terms, and Attorneys al Law who, after having been admitted to the bar in States where previous of study for least year is requred have pursued their studies in this School for two ierms are entitled. upon the certificate and recommendation of the Law Faculty, and after pas sing satisfactory examination, to the degree of Ba chelor of laws.
 DJ- Application for admission are to be made to Professor GREENLEAF, at Cambridge.
 CAMBRIDGE. Jan. 28, 1895. febI1 62Kmo
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SHERIFF'S SALE. Thomas A, PanneIl, vs. vendIiioni exponas. Era,ia.,ck ya.s

Frederick Ayers. WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House w door of Mobile county, on the first Monday of March, lS45, between the hours of II o'clock AM. and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right, title and interest of Frederick Ayers, in and 10 the following described piece, parcel lot of land and premises, situated in the city of Mobile, the southwest in- tersection corner of Government and Warren.sls. The same is to be sold tI,e property of F. Ayers, by virtue of the above stated vendiiioni exponas, which issued from the Circuit Court o Mobile coun. ty and to me directed
 feb1 54tds 0. BANCROFT, Sheriff M. c.
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BY P. B. TAYLOR.

..t Positive Sale of Negroes.
 On MONDAY, l7th inst, at 10 o'clock, in front of the Mansion House, will be sold for Cash without any manner of reserve, the following Negroes, be- longing to the estate of Robt, Williamson, dec' viz JACK, 25, Blacksmith; PHIL, 25, first rate wood- man; PEGGY, 2S, house servant, and Child, 5 vears old
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WTILL be soud for cash in front of ,he Court
 w House door of Mobile county, on Saturday, the 2d day o August, 1S45 between the hours of II o'clock, AM. and o'clock, PM. of said day. runa- way Negro Man called BOB, aged about 2l yers, s feet or three inches high, and has scar on both sides of his neck, caused from swelling, and says that he belongs 10 William Gilmore, oi Montgomery committed to the Jall of Mobile cnunty, by Alvin Weatherby, Esq, on the 2lst day of December, A. D. lS44, and bIs owner having failed to come for ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away; he therefore is be sold ncompIiance of the statute in such cases made and provided, to Lay Jail fees. CHARLES BANCROFT,
 jan24 47tds Sheriff of Mobile county.
 0cj-The Montgomery Advertiser, State Journal and Flag, Tuscaloosa, and Huntsville Democrat will publish the above till day of sale. C.B.
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 THO THE PUBLIC.-Hayiag, in csnnexion with Il the proprietors of the other Presses, signed uniform tariff of charges cotton, in order to ply with the repeated solicitations of both Factors and Shippers, to relieve them from the perpexity caused by many different rates, deem il due to ourselves to assign our reasons for so doing.
 The arif differs from the published by us in the early part of the season, in bu two items of m- poriance. to wit: Planters Storage and Drayage fnom wharves to Press. In relation to the first item have adopted the rate universally preferred by the Planters, while ia the country last summer, and with which they expressed themselves entirely satisfied In relation to he second we had only agreed 10 dray from our wharf at cents per bale an inducement to have cotton landed there. Had Planters complied rgidly with their promis- es tous we have with our promises to them, there would have been no necessity for change m this item. As, however, with few exceptions, they have quietly allowed their cotton landed up town, in sequence of which we have been compelled pay 12k and Is cents per bale to have it drayed down, and cannot even get It done that we feel justified in consenting to the 10 cents drayase.
 We, however, had another and stronger motive in view. The sp-town wharfngers for some time past have been in lhe habit of paymg all the extra expenses incurred by boats cotton ordered to wharves, but landed theii 8, in order get the wharfage of the balance of the cargp, and compel to do all the long drayage.
 We place ourselves in position tp resist this engagement and deprive them of any Inducement to continue it, we consented to put up drayage, know ing that the aggregate charge could be made the same to the planter, by taking off inc wharfage with which the other presses had nobsg do, and in to- day's paper will be found notice this effect By this we keep our faith to the country, and show to the parties up town what they may expect long as they play the grab game, and seek 10 deprive down iewn of its fair share of business. ..I .5. We understand that accused of having gone into combination by thIs arrangement. In regard to the other Presses cannot wer-for curse we have only to say it is not true. And if any one doubts the fact lei him give an order on the other Presses for Cotton, and he will soon ascertain wetl- CT or not there exists combination.
 We have no fear that course will be censured by any intelligent liberal minded merchant or nlanter. GREEN, CASEY & JAMES,
 jan25 fl. Independent Press.
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INDEPENDENT PRESS WHARF NOTICE l-The Planters and Merchants are notified thai the Wharves attached to this Press arc open freeor all Cotton received on them from and after this day.
 jan25 .=u GREEN, CASEY & JAMES.
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SHERiFF'S SALE. Campbell and Cleveland
vs order of sale

fs order 0f sale
 | Ogden and Ellison. executors of Thomas Ellison, deceased.
 "IhLb be sold sold G,s s S Srsh ;" front Of ih, I Gear. Monday of March, 1895, between the hours of II o'clock AM and o'clock PM. of said day, ali the right and title that Thomas Ellison, at the time of his death in and to the following described piece, parcel or lot oi land and premises described fol lows, 10 wit: beginning at point on the west side of Conception street the distance of one hundred and two QO2) feel; souihwardly from the southwest angle or intersection of Adams and Concepiion-sts thence westwardy line parallel with said Adams street of one hundred and ninety Q90) feet to ihe line dividing the Orange Grove tract from the Price clam; thence souihwardly and eastward along said line point one hundred (l00) feet west of said Conception street 2S feet; thence eastwardly one hundred O0) feel 10 said Conception street; thence along the line of sa i'd eighty-seyen l87) feet To the place of beginning. The ot comprising lot number CD and the north part of lot num- Der eight (S) in square number two hundred and fifty six, (256) in the city and county of Mobile The same Is to be sold the property of the estate of Thomes Ellison, deceased, by virtue of the above stated order of sale which issued from the Circuit Court of Mobile county and to me directed.
 febl 54tds c. BANCROFT. Sheriff M. c. SHERIFF'S SALE
 Donald K. W. McRae, Adm'r of T. James, dec'd, vs. venditioni exponas.
 Edgar R. James, and John Gayle and Robert D. | James, h,s securities. W ILL be sold for cash in front of the Court House | w door of Mobile county. on the first Monday of March, lS45, between the hours of Il o'clock AM and o'clock PM. of said day, all the right. title and
 interest of John Gayle, in and to the following de- scribed pece parcel lot of land and premises, sit uated lying and being in the county of Mobile, on
 the north side of the Three Mile Greek, and descrb- ed as follows, 10 wt:-commencing at the northeast of Dayid Files lot of land the said St. Ste- phens Road thence along the west side of said Road north l0a degrees, west nine (9) chains 5 links,
 stake; thence south n degrees west, fifteen (15) chains and eighty (s4) links stake; thence south l0a degrees (9) chans and 5l links, to stake the Horrh line of said David Files line or lands; thence north 7l degrees east, along said Files line fifteen c D chains and s5 nks to the place of beginning. containing fifteen (I5) acres. and bounded as follows: east by the St. Stephens Road, north and west by lands of T. L. Tuulnn and south by lands now formerly belonging io Da- vid Files. The above described lands are b sol.l the property of John Gayle, by sr'u. of the above stated writ of venditoni exponas, which issued from
 the Circuit Court of Clarke county and directed.
 febl 54rds c. BANCROFT, Sheriff Nj c.
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PUBLIC SALES.
BY 5 I.&l II. JONES.
 S.I JONES. Auctioneer.

a. JONGEos huChOheOtH THIS MORNING, al 9 o'clock, al our grocery sales room, will be sold assortment of Groceries, consisting m part Of
 Rio and Java Coffee. Sugar in lbls and hIds
 Gunpowder, Hyson and Pouchong Tea
 Sperm a ld Compost Candles
 Mess and Prime Beef and Pork
 Foreign and Domestic Brandies
 Champagne, Sherry and Madeira Wines
 Old Monongahela Whiskey
 Pure Goshen Butter, Tobacco, various brands
 Stoughtoa BiIIers, Starch, No Family Soap
 Refined | amp and Sperm 0Il
 Assorted CordiaIs, Lemon Syrup
 Goldfish, Backing, Matches. Potatoes, &c.
 A large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Prints; Muslins; Cambric Hdkfs; Striped and Irish Linens; Shirings Domesics; Ticking; Hosiery Shawls; Laces; Italian Silk Cravats; Scars Cot tonades Kentucky Jeans; linen aud cotton Shirts Linseys; Kerseys; Blankets; Umbrellas; fancy striped Linens; black Hdkfs; Half Hose; Suspen- d.rs; Co.tonade Pants; Spool Thread; gents fine beaver, cassimere and wool Hats; Boots; Shoes black and russeit Brogansj ladies' kid Slippers Shnes, Buskns, &c. Also-A lot of Fancy Bonnels. Also--Cutlery, Glassware, Bedsteads, Sc. BY P. B TAYLOR. .f Por Warden's Sale. THIS DAY, at I2 o'clock, at the Relief Press wharf, l32 bales Cotton, sold under the inspection of the WardeDs of the Port for the benefit of whom il may concern iebloK" BY JAMES SANDS & co, P. B. TAYLOR. Auctioneer. Sale of choice Wines, Liquors, &c. THIS DAY, the i5Ih instant, at 9d o'clock, al sales room, large aHd choice assortment of Wines, Liquors, &c. viz:
 Halfplpes and demohns Ctard, Dupuy & Go Brandy
 Do do Dupuy Co. do
 Do do Pellevoisin do
 Do do Seignette do. Pipes Swan Gin
 Puncheons Irish and Scotch Whiskey
 Demiohns do do do
 Casks Bordeaux Clnret cases do do
 Madeira Wine, various qualities Sherry do do do Port do do do Curacoa, Moraschino and Dantzic Cordials,
 Sale positive. Samples ready the day previous to the sale and connoisseurs are invited call and ex- amiue.
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AMUSEME ENTS.
MOBILE THEATRE. ............LUDLOW A SMITH

Mana gers .....-..., .LODLOH c smAAHA Benefit and positively the last appearance of the
 CAMPANOLOGIANS,
 OR SWISS BELL RiEorRs. ..,...
 SATURDAY, February l5. Is45
 The evenings entertainments 10 commence with the comedy called . ].
 sWEET1IEARTs AND WIVES. Billy Lackaday ay...............M Mir. T. Placlde After which the first part of lhe Concert of the CAMPAEoLoGIAEs, in winch which will be per- formed the BELL QuADRILLEs. and a grand March from La File du Regiment, and il,e Keel Row. Alter which the farce of the SECRET. Thomas. T. Pacde The Campanolog ians will then perform ihe African Quadrilles, comprising all the negro melodies; the National airs ol England, France and America VIZ: God save the Queen, Marseilles Hymn, Hail Colum- bia and Yankee Doodle. The two first named airs have never been performed by them in America; and cannot (ail 10 please the most critical
 On which occasion the prices of admission will be advanced 10 the following raies:-
 Private boxes es................ SI 70
 Dress Circle and Parquette. Sl OO
 Second and third tiers of Boxes. 50 cents MT HENRY PLACIDE IS engaged for few nights and will shortly appear.
 as- Particulars in small bills of the day.
 CELESTIAL ATTRACTION. THE HEAVENS ILLUSTRATED m course of Lectures by Rev. c. K. MARSHALL, in which 5000 objects oi Celestial Observations will be pre- scented in series of Mag gnifcent Doramas, of rare beauty and perfection, at the
 CORINTHIAN HALL,
 commencing THIS EVENING, February 1lih. The Lectures will embrace the Stellar, Planetary and Cometic Systems, with variety of splendid and instructive Scenic Representations of all the various Departments of the UnIvnrse. Ha-- ADMITTANCE. For four Lectures--singe ticket. ...!..... .S1 co Famiiy-parents and children, numbering A.. % Family-ior family of six. x................ % Single Lecture for Gentleman and Lady.... 75 Single ticket. 50 Tickets to be had al Boullemetn Liierar, Depot; J. M. Sumwat & Co.'S Book Store, and at the door. 0o-At the conclusion of each Lecture the Manager will present variety of Dssolving Scenes, for the qualification of ihe youth.
 Enlrence on Royal aed Daupln-streeis. feb11
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nRU,;s aud MEDlCINES-A general assors- lI ment always on hand and will be sslda' very small nd,nnee from New York cost, for cash or app proved paper by
 T. WALSH. Druggist, S6 Royal-st. N B.-Medicine Chests of all sizes jan2S
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GHOT-5OO bags assorl. | .izes, just rerei,ed and S for sale by Ljausij T. P, MILLER & co
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WEAR AGE.

NNHE Planters and Merchants of Alabama are II hereby notified that on and after this day. no Wharfage will be charged on COTTON landed on St. Louis street Wharf and all Wharves above.
 Cotton landed on Wharves between St, Louis and Conti streets, will be charged cents per bale. s
 ian27 49f FETTYPLACE & GOODMAN.
 Bo- The Dallas Gazette, Greensboro' Beacon. Wetumpka Whig, Alabama Journal, Flag & Union, Eulaw whig, Columbus papers, and Marion Herald, will please publish and send accosnts 10 F Sz G.
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JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, Sc.

. corner Greenwich and Warren streets, IN. York. Also for sale by MOSELY X TUCKER, Wholssale Druggists and Apo'hecaries, corner Dau- phin and RoysI streets. Mobile, Agents for the Proprietor. A .s ianl7Mmo
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K. G. BENNERS,
 ATTORNE AT LAW, feb5 57cmo No. 59 Royat-strea.
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"N FOR NETWORK. v7i,r
 sfM The packet brlg ALABAMA Capt. Dud- MMR ley, wants 100 bales Cottsn to complete her cargo for the above port. Fol freight apply iy
 feb6 JNO. c. RYAN, IS St Michael-st
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DRANDIESAIO ha 1T casks Guard. Dupuy & ID Co.'S; do J. J. Dupuy & Co.'S; do Pelle- voison's; 8 do A. Segnette's, for sale by -.t
 ebll JAMES SANDS & co.
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SATURDAY, February l5, ls45.

Benefit and positively the last appearance of the CAMPANOLOGIANS,
 OR SWISS BELL RiNoERs.
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GyCENES IN MY NATIVE LAND, by Mrs. L.. IS H. Sigourney; with engraving, ,,n vol l2ms. For sale by ]. M. SUMWAI.T & CO, H
 fsbl2 Booksellers and Stationers, 36 Dauphin-st
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RY P. R TAYLOR.

a ,f Port Warden's Sale.
 THIS DAY, at l2 o'clock at the Relief Press wharf. lS2 bales Coton sold under the inspection of the Wardens of lhe Port for the benefit of whom it may concern febl5Kt
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SEED OATS-200O bushels heavy western white, 0 in sacks. in store, landing and 10 arrive per Montezuna, for sale low by .aI -..as.I !
 Eeb1O c. A. GILBERT & BRO, 50 Com st
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IT FOR PENSACOLA. ,.l
 sSM The coppered and copper fastened brig Al42 2IMPORTER, Capt. Marsh, will sail for the above port on SATURDAY, 18th inst. For freight passage apply board at Church street wharf or
 febl3 to JAMES H RIVERS & co.
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TOAL-A very superior article of Plttsburg, eith- V CT for blacksmith or house uee For sale at a moderate price by, ISAAC D.SPEAR CO,
 feblOM .f,l lI2 Water of ll5 Royal sts
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0U-HORT0N has removed his EXCHANGE OFFICE to No. 43 Commerce. street, a few dooors south of St Francis, where he will be glad his old friends and customers. He is prepared to pnr- chase all kinds of uncu rent Money Will also pur- chase American. English and Spanish Gold, and will sell the same al a small commission. ian2i 47Kmo
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FOR, NEW-YORK SS& The packet ship MARY FRANCIS, A. H&& Hubbard master, will have immediate des- patch for the above port. For freight apply to feb4 JNO. c. RYAN, IS St Michael-st
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A CARD.-H. MoFFErr, House Carpsnta and "A Builder, respectfully offers his services to the citizens of Mobile. He feels himself competent to give satisfaction to all who may wish to patronize him. Plans and specifications for building all sizes and descriptions drawn at the shortest notice, and at low charges. 't
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FOR LIVERPOOL. kSN The British bull. bark HERCULEAN, EEME Gibson. master, wants l5O bales cotton to complete her cargo. For freight, apply to febll GEO. MARTIN.
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or FOR SALE-A most desirable building 1l lot eliebly situated near the business part ot the city. For sale low and long credit. For price and terms, enquire of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-03-28
Groceries s. Liquors.

FEVHE subscriber has Just received full sup
u ply Of Groceries, which he will sell as low
for CASH, as any other concern. The following
are few of The articles which he has on hand:
20 bbls. Rectilied Whisky,
~ boxes Lemons,
Oranges,
10 bbls. Dried Peaches,
Apples,
90 boxes Raisins, Figs and Dried Currants.
ALSO-Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Pepper, Alspice,
Rice, Mackerel, White Fish and Herring.
He has also a good article Of Brandy, Gin,
Rum, and all other kinds OF liquor, which he will
sell at very low per centage to persons wishing
to purchase to sell again. X. MONTGOMERY,
Between Mansion House and City Hotel.
Ottawa, March 81, 1915. 40-tf
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Administrators Notice.

'H'llE undersigned, administrator of the
estate Of David Jennings, of La Sale
county, deceased, will attend before the
honorable court Of probate of said county,
on Saturday, the l2;h day of April next,
for the purpose of scttling.and adjusting
all claims against the estate of said de.
ceased. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and reques-
ted TO present them at that time for adj
justmcnt according 10 law.
G. w. JACKSON, .Adm'r.
Ottawa, Feb. ID, lS45. 35-6t
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against
IA the estate OF Job Gardner, decd.
are hereby notified and requested to at
tend before the probate justice of La Sale
county, Illinois, at his Office in Ottawa,
in said county, on Monday the 2sth day
OF april, A. D., lS45, for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted, that being the
day fixed upon by the subscriber in pur-
suance Of the statute, for The purpose OF
settling and adjusting all claims against
said decedent.
G. w. SAWYER, admir-.
March IA, 1915. 800
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Religion in Teras.-A Missionary in
Texas, writing 10 the General Assembly's
Board, says:
In eight counties around us, containing
not less than $4,000 souls, there is no
regular Presbyterian preaching bu, by
myself | would, by no means. repre-
sent this whole region as without the
means Of grace. There are few families,
that may not hear preaching steadily by
going five or six miles from home and
l rejoice TO add, there are many large
and aourlshing churches Of other demon.
nations; and, perhaps, as good state
of morals and religion, as is usually found
in new countries, where the population
is so scattered.
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A bill was passed by the United States
Senate, authorizing the South Carolina
Railroad Company to import, free OF du.
ty, the pipes and machinery necessary
for the erection of about a miles length
of the Atmospheric railway which has
been invented in England When the
bill was under consideration
Mr.. STURGEON said that he wished for
information upon the subject. The me-
chanlcs and artzans of the United States
are celebrated for their skill, and he sup.
posed were quite equal TO the production
of any machinery which could be wan
ted. He did not see the necessity for an
exoneration from the payment of duty in
aid of the importation Of machinery from
England.
Mr.. EVANS replied tina! he could per-
haps supply the information sought for
by the Senator from Pennsylvania. This
bill had relation TO late invention in
England for the application Of atmospher-
ic pressure as propelling power on rail-
roads. The pipes and machinery could
not be made here, and probably, not by
any body else besides the inventor in
England. The invention had been prov
ed to be we'll adapted to short distances !;
but it had not yet been sufficiently tested
on long ones. If introduced into this
country. it might lead to an extension of
our knowledge, and prove of service not
only TO our mechanics and ar.zans, but.
TO the proprietors of iron works, and all
who were interested in the consumption
of that material. There was part of the
South Carolina railroad which was well
adapted for giving fair trial to this new
principle. The machinery to be impor-
ted was only for one mile in length. The
amount of duty in question, in a national
point OF view, was very small the object
was an important one. He trusted the
bill would not be opposed in its passage.
The bill was then ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading, and was SUBJ
sequenlly passed.