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James Chestnut, jr., Esq,is my sole Agent and
Attorney, with full power to act for me in settling
the Estate of the late DR.. George rynods: and no
other person is authorised to use my name or to re-
ceve money or grant discharges of the said Estate,
unless specially empowered in wiring by him or
myself MARY {. REYNOLDS,
Adln'x of G. Reynolds.
1I,rcb 81 JSi7
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EpfATNG?

Tie subscriber will open Oh Thursday. the 10Th of March,
nm elegant variety Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
purchased since lie Isl of March in New York Among
Them may bc found large assortment Of
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
French Kid and Silk Gloves Linen and Cotton Edging and
nsertinrs Linen Cambc lidkrrchrtS. some new style,
SILK warp and common iIsichas; all kinds Of Cotton
Goods so-Fancy Linens and VcsliugS, different styles
of Summer Hats &c They will be sold on the best terms.
March H. Il. w. BONNEf.
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March 81, 1S47.

Plain black and coorcd Berages for ladies' dres-
scs, black and colorcd Ginghams, Prints &c, la
die Cravats superior Kid Gloves. Silk Mis, color
ed Linen for Riding Dresses, crrdcd Skiriing cloth,
Patent Skirts dc. just opened by
E. W. BON ,EY.
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A II 6n-

564 Acres OF land more or less, lying on the
waters of Big Timber creek, bounded East by :
Lewis Pecbles' land, North by Joseph M. Marsh
a's land, West by Benjamin McCoy's land. and
South by lands of Lewis PEBBLES and Estate Of ..
j. Myers; levied as the property Of the defend !
ant, attic suit of Wm. Johnson vs. Richard Hyotfs
(N-ss.s.
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To the Voters Of Lancaster District.
IrWe are authorized to announce l.. b.
McATEER as Candidate for Tax Collector
for Lancaster District, at the next election for
that office. And Let no voter doubt the result;
but stand up for him like David did for Israel
against GoIiah, the champion Of the Philisines.
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u We see it stated that the authorities of the
city OF Charleston have prohibited the sale of the
.. Di.cipline of The Methodist Church South" be-
cause it retains section which testiies to the
.ereat evil, of slavery" and enquiries how i, may
be "extirpated." We have been surprised that
the General Conference permitted the odious
clause to remain. IN the Southern church it is i'll
timed and worse than useless.
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March Is
On COnSignmcnt--FrOn the North.

A choice lot Of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
and Spanish Segars Of several very fine brands
Any person wishing very superior article Tor
their own Use. will do well TO call and examine the
assortment, as it will be sold low. Apply at the
Post Office to II. THORNTON.
March 10. III II
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TARRANT'S
EfferYcScent SeltZer Apericnt.

Tins much esteemed and highly valuable prepa-
ration will not fail to etiectually 10 remove DYs-
pEpsrA, HEADACHE, flE:RTBURN, ACIDlTY OF THE
STOMACH, CosTIvENEss, &c: For sale by
Feb. %. FRANCIS L. ZEMP.
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SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES.

DR.. SMITHS PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG
NETIC MACIllNES-Th is certainly the neat
est and most powerful Instrument yet offered to
the public, and as remedial agent in nervous and
chronic affections, 1t has bee.. found highly SER
viccable. The American Institute has awarded
prize to this instrument over many competitors.
For sale by +. L. ZEMP.
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Books and stationary.

Books and Stationary.
SCHOOL BOOKS
OF ever kind used III our Schools
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMNS,
MISCELLANEOUS AND CLASSICAL BOOKS,
COPY AND CYPIiERlNG BOOKS,
DAY BOOKS, LEDGERS,
and other Account Books,
PASS AND MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
STATES AND PENCILS,
MONOCHROMATIC PAPER AND CRAIONS,
BLACK AND RED INK. BLACK SAND,
BLACK AND RED LEAD PENCILS,
LETTER, WRITING AND DRAWING PAPER,
Ruled and Plain.
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
SEALING WAX AND WATERS, DC. &c.
March ID. n. 1OCSG.
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ExecutOr'S Notice.

All persons TO whom the Estate OF Mary ker-
shaw deceased, is indebted, will hand in their ac-
counts properly attested; and those indebted to the
Estate make immediate payment TO
JB. KERSHAW, qualified Ex'or.
March 18TH lS4S. III ut
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Ladies' Boots and Fine Shoes.
Ladies fine Lasting Boots
do do Kid Walking Shoes
do do Slips
do French Kid Slips
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do Lasting Buskin Ties
do Goat skin walking Ties.
ALSO-A fresh supply OF Msses's School Shoes
and Boolees, heavy aud good.
Together with general assortment of Chill
dren's Shoes, all of which are fresh from the ma
nulacurers, and for sale by
Feb. 23. GEO. ALDEN
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Nrw YopE. Sep,emhcr 9th. 1917.

NEW YORK, September 9TH, 1911.
Messrs. Wyatt e. Observation-Disclosures am constran-
ed to give you statement of the benefit derived from
using Dr. Upnams Eccuary i'll r Piles by do
ing shall render bcndft those who suffering from
that troublesome disease. was reduced for several years
by the Piles SO much that il with great difficulty for
other disease. which were extremely troublesome, and
which am pleased to say boxes Of the Eccury entire.
ly removed; and that my health is better now than it has
been for many years. 1t has done and my family since
more good aud with less expense. than all the physicians to
whom have applied, or medicine that have used.
Ircnlin sll in perfect hrallh. -.--..
Your ubt scrr't, NELSON NEWTON,
$50 Spring s.rcct, cor Renwick.
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MARRIED-On the 9Th inst hy the Rev.
Mr.. Graham, Mr.. JAMES CHRISTMAS to Miss
r. OsTEEH, all of Sumter District.
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New YORK, November 2, 1917
NIcssrs. Wyatt & KcclIam --tirntlcmcn-l consider
duty which not sly owe TO you, but TO my fellow beings
which think has saved my lie, and resond to full
health For several years was afflicted with Piles, osct
with Dyspepsia, and general arrangement OF the sys
ten. employed different physicians, with good result
and they n least o they could do tor ne, and
said that lms die. thus had given up all hopes Of ever
having my health rrstnrc. until had called 10 mind the
benefits that nephew of mine in Philadcpla (Benjamin
PercyaD had derived in severe Of chronicle dysen-
terry, by your medicine, that purclrscda box, which, to
my SURPRISE alter taking few doses received great re-
ei and thank God BY continuing lsc, that am
stored 10 perfect health. MRS. SARAH T. AMES,
l42 Mercer street.
NorcE.-T!:c genuine Uplam's El9cuary has his writ
ten signature thus lIc5-A uphan NJ d. The hand Is al
SO done with the pen. Price 81 Il box.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & kETCHAM,
l2l Fulton street y. Y and Druggists generally through
out the United States and Canadics.
J. Il MckAIN, Agent for Camden, S. G..
March % II
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Stone Lime &c.
CAMDEN BRANCH.

- EssS2 - Esssss s 81
TEN MILES Of the CAMDEN BRANCH RAIL
RoAD, from the JUNCTION to CLARENDON are now
open for the transportation Of Freight and Passen-
gers. A passenger Train runs daily i'll connection
with the Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road.
Freishts will also be taken 10 and from this station,
the charges however, on freight tc Clarendon must
for the present, be paid in advance.
For further particulars, apply 10 N. D. BAILEY,
Agent at Clarendon, or to the Agents on the > Z.
Rail Road.
JOHN McRAE, Engineer &c.
March &c. l3 IT
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March Is
In Eauity..Kershaw District.

vs. Bl LII. rr--
John McSwt en- ct al. -
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John TilIefs
Jane Tiller Seaborn Tiller and Creighton Tillers
the children of William Tier, deceased, defen.s
dans TO this Bill are absent from, and reside beSs
yond the limits of this State: On motion Of Chess.
nut, compainanl's solicitor, it is ordered that The
said defendants do plead, answer or demar TO the
said bill within three months from this da,c, Of an
order pro coniesso will be entered against Il arn.
WM NJ. SHANNON, Z. NJ -
Comm'rs Office, Feb. lS, 1913. fS71f 9s
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Blacks Ancient and Modern Atlas, GO plates, folio
Pnkcron's Universal Atlas. 81 plates, folio
Mills District Maps Of South Carolina % plates, fo 10
NIitchell's Modern and Ancient Atlas, 4Io
Buffers Bncicnt Atlas Sro.
March 2S A. YOUNG.
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THE VICTORIES IN MEXICO.
Attention Firemen,

Attend your Regular Exercise Meeting at
the Engine House On Monday evening next, at
o'clock
WARREN, Scc'y.
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tErWe are authorized TO announce RICHARD
l.. \. uITAKER, Esq. as a candidate for Ordl-
nary, at the ensuing election.
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0SrIhe friends OF Capt. TOBIAS Folsom an
nounce him as candidate for the office Of Or
dinary at the ensuing election.
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Sperm Oil.

very good article at $l,25 and superior ar
tcle at : 80 per gallon.
ALso-A very choice selection OF segars and
Tobacco at reduced prices Tor Cash.
White Lead, Window Glass, Lnseed Oll. &c
Sc, having been purchased for CASH Will be
sold lower than the lowest. Call at CLEVELAND's
nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
March !.
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MR.. w. III, CRISP.

Professor of Elocution TO the Universities Of
Cambridge, EIinburg and Dublin,
Has the honor to 10 the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of the city and its environ, his intention of gvin
EVENING WITH THE POETS,
On which occasion he will be assisted by
MRS. W. III. CRISP,
Monday Evening" April 3, 1913.
PARTIAL PROGRAMME.
ELocurroN, REMARKS on READING, MEMORY, Prose- Po-
etry, Blank Verse,
Shakspearcs Romeo Juliet Tempest Merchant Of Venice
Selections from Byron, Scott, Moore, Longellow N. P
Willis.
DRAMATlSTS.
Selections from the following celebrated Plays
THE HONEY MOON.
ROMEO AND JULIET.
THE LADY OF LYONS
An Address written for Mrs. W. H. CRIsP commemoratng
THE VICTORIES IN MEXICO.
For further particulars see future announcements
DSr. w. H. CRISP having received applications to give
a Course of Lessons in Elocuon taught by him TO the
Students Gentlemen of the Law, and Teachers of Acade
mics in Columbia has the pleasure of stating that the names
Of Ladies' and Gentlemen desirous Of receiving instruction
will be received Mr.. Young's Book Store. Should the
number prove satisfactory to Mr. Crisp he will postpone his
Northern engagements.
March 80
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W We are authorized to Announce Major
James l.. Reid as a candidate for Representa-
tive in the State Legislature at the ensuing
election.
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A large lot of Mems Boys bound and unbound
Brogans, at low prices; with general assoTt.
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" We are authorized to announce NJ. p.
BELcuER, Esq, as Candidate for Ordinary, at
the ensuing election.
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Nsu,.iciDai Election.

Notice is hereby given, that IN election will be held al
the Council Room the first Monday i'll April next for ar
lnrcnd;nl and four Wardcns, to the ensuing year.
The following gentlemen are apr ll:ed 10 manage the
election K. W. kENNEDY. }. s DEpASS and f. HUBERT
March l5 |. w. BALLARD, II. Recorder.
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E " The latest date from Congress is the 23d
inst. On that day Mr.. WEBSTER, made four hour
speech against the bill authorising loan of SIX
teen millions Immediately af.er the passage of
the loan bill. the bill for raising 10000 volunteers
is to be pressed in the Senate.
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G~We are authorized TO announce JOHN r
JOY, Esq. as candidate for Ordinary, at the
ensuing electnn.
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@We are authorized to announce DUNCAN
McLEoD, ESQ. as a candidate for Ordinary al
the ensuing election.
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Dentistry.

DR.. J. LEE is now in Camden, aud will wait Oh
his customers during this aud the ensuing week
March 90. l3 1t
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CHANG OUT" THE CLOTHING
ION THE OTTER WALLS."

For the cry is, "St they come" Who comes! Why,
the customers 10 he sur They can't we'll do otherwise,
when orr stock Of Ready Made CLOTHING has been so
we'll repcnscd by the arrival o ils' souherncr rom
York suJ the Drkub from Charrston-and our prices
are so well suited 10 the times Now is the time for bar
gans the gentle Spring is fast approaching and we wish
The heavy articles give place TO something more cso''
bl, Should any hc too late. it will be their own fault
0r-Rcmrmbcr, the Store is under the Masonic Hall
W. A. KENT d MITCHELL"
March l. II
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"a r.. 20 o.. r.1rA
&c 0a2 2:5l8:448! J: 81 8; ~
Spring stock Of boots and Shoes.

G. w. Oncy has this week received general
assortment Of BOOTS and Shoes. consisting, in
part, Oh
Gcn,lcmen's fine light Boots, at 90
do Calf, Kip and Goat Skin do. at q to
do Seal and Cloth CATERS
Ladies' white Kid and Satin Slippers
do black and colorcd Kid and Morocco Ties
do Congress Boots and Buskns
do black and coorcd Cater Boots
do do do half do Pumps and welts
do excellent morocco Slippers, AT 3O Gets
do Seal Goat Skin and Leather BuskIn Ties
Boys Calf, Kip and Seal Booees
Misses Morocco, Seal and Leather Bootees
do do do do Buskns
do black and culorcd Morocco and hid Ties
Children's black and colored Caters
do do do Morocco Bootccs
do Leather peggcd ard sewed do
Also
A large lot Of Mems Boys bound and unbound
Brogans, at low prices; with general assoTt'
ment OF
HATS AND BONNETS,
which will be sold at small advance on prime
cost. Call and look, and you will not 60 away dis
satisfied Opposite The Eank Of Camden
Marrh Is. IL At
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Dissolution of COparlncrship. G

Dissolution of COpartncrship.
The copartnership heretofore known as the firm
of Chambers d. Rankin, Camden, 5. &. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent b. w. Chambers is
authorised to collect the debts and close up the
concern, and is authorised to use the name OF the
firm for that purpose,
B. w. CHAMBERS,
RI. RANKIN.
The undersigned will continue the business in
his own name, thanks his friends for former pat
ronagc and solicts c nt.uancc of the same.
B. w. CHAMBERS.
March 30 l3 4t
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RE MOYAL.

REMOVAL.
WIN. B. JOHNSTON has removed his stock
of Goods TO the store formerly occupied by A. NJ
Kennedy, Esq. two doors above Mr. James Dun
laps where he will be glad to see his friends and
customers. March 8.
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tr We are authorized to announce DR..
E. A. SALMOND rs candidate for Rrpres.
en!alve in the Stale Legislature, at IIe ensuing
election.
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o. We arc authorized TO announce Major
A. Il. Boykin as candidate for reelection
for Representative in the State Leg stature at
the ensuing election.
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GFWe are authorized to announce Lieut.. J..
B. KERSHAW as candidate for Major of
the Lower Battalion 22I Regiment, S. {. NJ.
at the ensuing election.
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Powdered, crashed, loaf, lump and clarified Su-
pars, old Java Coffee, Curran,s, Pickles, Pepper
Sauce, Cocoa, Mustard, fresh Teas Sc, for sale by
Feb 20 E, w. BONNEY.
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Associate Commissioner to Mexico.

The Hon. NATHAN CLIFFORD, U. S. Attorney
General. has been nominated and confirmed Asso-
ciate commissioner with Senator SEWER, tor the
purpose of negotiating with the Mexican Govern
ment; the immediate cause of this appointment
was the sudden illness Of Mr.. SEWER, which
would in all probability, detain him week or two'
from preceding on his mission. He is expected
to be able to 60 in few days. Mr. CLIFFORD ac-
companied by the Secretary Of the legation is
row on his way to Mexico.
France.
The news Of the Revolution in Paris, came up
on us like 4 clap Of thunder, though the last ac-
counts from Europe, gave indications OF d'ssat's-
faction, amongstthe people. We refer our readers
to the synopsis given in to-day's paper We are
inclined to think. from all the light we have, that
the people will obtain more liberal form OF Co.
yernment. The London press admit that these
events in Paris will probably have powerful IN
iuenee on the destinies of Europe. Whilst they
express the utmost confidence in their national
strength, they lift the warning voice, that the mis-
takes of 1872 may be avoided. Some Of them
even urge that no extra defensive preparations be
made. and preach earnestly the doctrine of nom
interference. They say that the right OF tie
French nation to regulate its own affairs ought to
he cheerfully acknowledged. uninauenced by any
Of the wisdom, or eve justice of such regulation
This is the true policy, and if adopted BY all the
European powers will bring matters TO a speed'er
conclusion. We trust the result will be the en-
si,ryement of the area nj human liberty. and hap
piness.
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Removal.
Spring Fashion.

Ladies' Colored and Black Caters, latest style,
Just received aud for sale by the subscriber. Also
ladies White Satin and Kid Slips.
GEO. ALDEN.
March 15 IL II
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Just Received.

fresh supply of GENUINE MEDICINES -
Among them are,
MURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA. 49, -SaL :
SUPERIOR ENGLISH MUSTARD - ssssyy
CANIPHOR
BEST CASTOR OIL 'Ta-Ss f2ss7i
DO SWEET OIL -" ~
ALCOHOL
MEAKlMS EXTRACTS, FOR FLAyORIN0 5t'
TARRANT'S SETTER APERIENT slTg0tg.
GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH ACHE DROPS, s:S,.
SUPERIOR WHITE WAX - -
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA 'fssE'r
SWAYNE'S SYRUP or WILD CHERRY sst4i
The above, together with every other articlszf
in the Drug line, viz ,~sse-a ,s, ssk4sssss,as
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass Z
PERFUMERY, - - =
will be sold at least as low as articles of like qual
ty can be obtained in the neighborhood, 1ssI g.
JAMES R. McKAIfs.f .fsE''si
Feb. 2Y. o @4-@t ~ ~ # fzS'ssSei
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RECEIPT FOR WAsHINe.-Take the same
quantity Of soap that you would for an ordinary
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Camden Dcbnting Club.

The meetings of This society will be held at tn
Hall on Friday evenings.
A. NJ. KENNEDY, Secretary.
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RepubIican Sympathy.

At all places of public amusement at the North
since the receipt Of the French news. the first mu'
sic played is the Marselles Hymn. Mass meet
ings. to express the sympathy Of our citizens with
the Republican party in Frame, were to have been
held in the cities of New York and Philadelphia.
A public meeting was also called in New York
Of the friends of ireland, to take measures for the
establishment of the independence OF that motion.
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Bank OF England.

An account, pursuant to the Act 7th and sth Vic.
chap o. for the week ending Saturday the 10th Of
tember, 1848.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT..
Notes issued E2l987W Government Debt. OlkND
Other Securities =. 190kQ0
Gold Coin and Bull
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The Corn Trade of Europe.

From the London Mercantile Gazette, Sept %
The continuance Of most splendid weather has n
abed farmers in the later districts to make rapid pro-
with the ingatheriDg Of the crops and tn result
Of the harvest in the north is likely to prove far
satisfactory than, from the unproptious OF
the summer, could have been expected Nearly all the
carried since the CONNIE ncement Of tn present
month has been secured in excellent order; and
though, unfortunately, much Of that carted earlier
Suffered extensively from the of wet In July
and August we have reason hope that the deficiency
taking the entire Kingdom, may not prove so serious
as to cause high range Of prices The potato dis
ease 40 general in the south and west have
been much more partial in the north and in some of
the largest potato growing counties in Scotland the
loss said to be comparatively trfng On the whole,
the prospects for the ensuing winter by means
so gloomy as appeared likely to be the case a
month ago. and though we do not calculate on prices
offoo0 recediDg We happy to say that can dis
cover no oause to apprebend scarcity and high prices
The duty on wheat In only 4s quarter having
fallen to the minimum point yesterday. The quantity
in the kingdom ready to be immediately liberated is
not particularly large but Is sufficient to check any
advance and still receiving regular weekly
supplies from the continent, seed time during which
the deliveries from farmers will necessarily be-
smsl) will probably be got over without millers ex-
perenciDg any difficulty in obtaining what they may
require TO provide the increased demand for our
likely to result from the falling. on In the supplies Of
potatoes The latter srtice, which, owing to its album
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
The Details of the Cambria's News,
RECEIVED BY THE MAILS.
Our Liverpool Correspondence.
LIVERPOOL SATURDAY. Sent "a 18a


LIvrnpooL. SATURDAY, Sent. 80 1s4s.
I'll No. C.a,,a..,,., ~. CS'-.-,-, -,
""" views "''' e~'-Co'""e'ciai VIEWS
Business Is quiet, but without huctuatiOn. 1t is
unite evident that the alarm about the cron
a. 80. h.. -. .,, 1880, -. - -.
VIZ P''"o' HOO oeeA CREAMY o'e'is'0u' anu 'een'' "
have subsidized
passenger broker In this town Georye Sherlock nv
49, 10. 49, o.,.rna % g. % e,o 80.
"S"e mas oeeh oroereu W pay nne vi ( H. return
co, which had beer received from an emgrant and to
te dsnr;ved NJ bis ,;cens for MT fnl6lin0 his
:, a.,
uaot 10 supply tue emefan' WIN passage W ANU
RIGA.
The funds have been steady this week Railway pro-
perty has slightly improved
Thu tvnss of the Nnton have been restored tn THAR
ne types VI 'ne "a"o" hs'e o0en re''oreo W 'ns'r
owner by the government so
IN "oo"oeusJ NV" '"' HoAu OA''i '"ss~oo VI
the Common Pleas. the Lord Chief Justice Of the
49,. ,..h "a 81, pill, h. 1s.,. NJ.
Ss 1,,; Don01i anu aat Sy hs n sVe Moo:s
left Dublin by the great Soutnern ana western rail-
va: 4. private Of state. that
ct committee held by Lord John Russell and Lord
Clarendon with the law officers whilst the former
In Ireland it agreed upon. by the represe ntatves
of the in council assembled that in the event
Of Smith O. Brien Measher or any of the other par
ties charged with the capital offence being found gull
IT, the extreme sentence of the law should be carried
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