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A. M. AERwIS, Aucnoneer
OY BANGS, BROTHER q co. 2O4

A. M. MERwIS, Aucuoneer
OY BANGS, BROTHER IL co. 2O4
OBROADWAY.-Cash advances made upon all CO.
signmens .,.
NEwYoRK SPRING TRADE SALE-To be com nencei %
MONDAY MORNING. March "a 1851, and continued
during that and the succeeding week,
At the New Trade Sale Rooms IS Park.row.
The Catalogue for the next Regular Trade Sale Is now
undersigned II embraces The usual great assortment III
stock including contributions from nearly the entire Pun
shing Trade Of the Country and several choice conSga
ments Of English Books.
Nearly so Of Stereotype Plates OF popular and sae
able Books will be offered e. this sale.
The Stationery Department embraces most extensive
variety OF Fancy and Staple Good, Writing Papers nc
TERMS SALE.-Ou all purchases from inc "noie Oa.r
logue amounting $3.50 and upward four and six monty
credit purchases from the whole Catalogue les. thn
e75O and than $780, four months crediti and Al p
chsses less than $780, cash
discount OF one per cent will be allowed on all pur-
cbases exceeding 81 900. BANGS, BROTHER co
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER Auctioneer
TEHE VALUABLE PROPERTY, III

NHE Valuable FhOFE En- I, II
Il MARKET.ST. AT AUCTION.-By order OF The
Administrator ANTHONY BLEECKER will sell al
auction on WEDNESDAY, Msrca r. al u O'Clock, 81 the
Merchants Exchange the follow valuable property yiz
on MARKET-sTREEr-The valuable lot OF ground, With
the Ssloy attic brick House with basement and ot OF
ground known II Msrketst west side, between East
Broadway and HenTy-st the corner Of East Broad
wsy; OF lot 25 feet by 80 feet IN depth sze OF hosse
Is feet by so feet In Depth be tho ess For
maps and further particulars apply to the auction
eer, BTosd-st WILLIAM 5. CAMPBELL,
mao Sis U442) Administrator.
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JONATHAN ID. HOLBROOK. Auc-
~ uoneer and Commission Merchant oace "a Broadway
kew-YoFk.
RECOMMENDATION Moses 81. GrinnelL Hon. J. Presco.
Hall. Simeon Draper, Esd hon WV. Brady, Herring
ESQ Geo Y. Nessiti. ESQ Coleman Stetson
Sales OF Real Estate Household Furniture, Groceries and
Outdoor Sales solicited Money 10 Loan 90 Bond and
Mortgage lsftms
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B. A. CHLTos, Aucuoneer.

e. A. IHILTON, AucuOueeT
HOUSE and LOT 375 BrOome at. AZ
1IAUcTloN.-CoLE Chiffon will sell At aae.
ton FRIDAY, March 70, 1851, 81 u O'Clock, At he
Merchants Exchsnge The 2tory and stdc Frame
House and Lot SIS Broome-s south side betw Mot
and Mulberry ats Lot Is feet 'front.' IS feet ~ rear s
feet eide, lie feet IN side lesa House
IS feet deep For particulars and apply TO To
Auctioneers, Wslst 1861 mil 4uss
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CHICAGO and GALENA TEN PER

OCENT RAILROAD BONDS, S5O.O00.-The subs
scber offers for sale $4,000 Of The Bonds Of The Chicago
and Gaena Railroad bearing Ten per cent interest
under authority from the LeRs AZURE, payable In New
York and principal convertible 10 The stock OF tho
Company any time within four years.
This Road forms link In the great chain OF roads from
the Atlantic cities the Mississippi River and possessed
a very valuable local traffic is one OF The cheapest
roads world having cost but about $4,000 per mile
10 Egin to which place Il 10 completed nom Chicago
The ss dividend Of this Company eight per cent for
ak months on the finished portion OF the kosd
for purpose of extending the Road to Bevdere, 10
which pointlts under contract ,..o.
arc OO al 1906 per win interest from lsI May next
ard furnish the cheapest perfectly safe security on ns
market
Further particulars can be obisped Of the sueseri6eI
ms m JOHN THOMPSON, 81 WsllsL
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JOSEPH HEGEMls, Auctioneer.
TO-M ORROW, (WEDNESDAY,(

M the balance OF the STOCK ofs Retail DIV GOODS
STORE, compiling general assortment OF Goods In he
line The whole 10 to be sold for cash without reserve
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE or THE GRocERs FIRE INSURANCE Co.
NEw-YoRK, March 5, 1881.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.
<Alo the Stockholders has been declared his day. pay.
m ma lot 80 -''' j. MILTON SMITH Secretary
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RANKING HOUSE Of j. CAKU-
DTHERS & co. No. Is Woodst PIrfssuK9H, Pa
Collections made all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF The
UNITED STATES Reference IN New-Y0rk -Messrs-
WinsOW. Lanier 4 Co. 50 WslEat anl1 n
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nc", 50 4 e, . l'c'u !, .i,yns lleucn The
whole question of slavery viii again hc.
brought up aud discussed n, Irngh
The Select Committee in the flnri,l,
contested election case have comm"nrrh
'l,cir Iahors. On The part OF Mr.. lulcr. il
is con'cnded .hn, blank votes in I."gisla-
turr ought To- hr counted to form u',nr,in,
III raSes nf election Of officers. Tie Fhnri-
.da H." isla'urc rrnS iS'",' - !iftv-nir" r"'n
h e. nnl upon The haiio hv whici, Mr. Nu-
Ice contend. hc WAS c'crird. twenty
votes wore cas-, for l;'n, nnl l,n same u,,r"-
her ol blank votes. On The next hn.'n' Nj
Mallory received thrv v"t"S n"a'',>i TWEEN.
iv-c'nh,. and was declared c'""'ci
s The House wuS ~ ~ srS~'i 10 Wv.
hnvnn n ; u,irmrl - S,.n'i',v. to" -
ahlc cu~oSi;v iS 'n; - Gc pr, NC
complexion of III St,nI NO f,n nj
On tic 24lh oi his rnun'h II r will l."
\ mertirI III ih'S r.'v ni all ~" y -: -:I",;,-
ni thc Railroad E "rpanie$, for ,lr p'.rur q
"f dcvjSiny rnn ar rXpchit.,ig u rr"nt
Northern and Su,it'.rrn mails
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amo.hrr Scientific wonder !:

lNr ATAST TO DYSTErTICs z
~, ). = ii'"tSi"ns Fepsin. The true Ih-t /,
g''"Fr sni ar G"'ir'c Ja''c. prepared fro,a
krh''s'' or 'hc Fourth Stomach of the nA, t,ft-r
!'r"c:'"ns at Baron l.i-bi:. IN. great Thy,io!o.
s'eal hrinst. hy j. ). iiuurh,om. w D., Phiin.
dolr.ia Ihis is truly wudr riui rc,nxiy TOR {:
Indigestion, lHsrI"n, JaunIirc, 1.i,es toraS
plant, t"nstiiA'i"n an! Debility, curing af.rn :
Nalnrv'" Own Mr,h"l, by Na,nr'. Own:
Afrni, the Gastric Jricr. Pamphlets. contain.
ing Scientific evidence or It's ,ulur. f,rri..,ed
By agents. sr.i'. ~. Notice an,c,,- the ,nrdlour
ADVERTISEMENTS SLY.
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Correspondence of the Charleston N,w,.
WAIIl,>Grn> Dee :, lsiI

WIur>cro> Doe !, I,,I
aicssis. Badocr mn, y u,,,I.. ,n,.i, liz.
seats in The S,nai. ,n.L,v no l.,,,,,
looks wcu and III, 90, l.,,II,,.
morous competitor, , h,,d rnr. fur ,,,,.
Presidency. uayinu ,nc, bocr ,,r,,,,.r
he knows the a,lvau,apo, of rs n.r .,r,y
when any work * ~, b7ui
After ;lic rccep,jon OF s,nLr, ,,,,,
COMMUNICATIONS ni no sr.r,., ;,,,,,,,.,,
Mr.. Clcmcn. cave notice or y INK, r.,,J,
ton conicrrinl The rank OF Ic,i,cn,n, t:,.n
oral on GENERA Sro,t | nr..,,,.n,l,,
solution wi.l pass wi,houl ,u,n.,,,or =. !,
will be deemed !, chnan mode ,i huy;,, "a
the General from ihc cour>e Il al
that should he pc, ,he unn,in,,;n, l,r
President, he will command ,h,. wIn,c -,
the Catholic influence IN ,l,. IIn-,cl E,.,,.
His good conduct towards tbo ur,,.,s
when III Mry:cn, is rcnrn,bcrcI In ,J,I,
ton To this, his daughter WAS \ nm In
Pennsylvania, however. . here many 81 H..
strongest friends, are Surpassed 10 I've ,hn
belief of his caihriic!iv wnlli Kin L,m
Among a whole batch nl California h,l,
Mr.. Gwnn Introduces! one l,ruv,Ji,,u lar !,
Branch Nn, At ST. francisco. l(e also
gave notice of a bill providing f.r The OK.
iJora.I0n oi the north Pacific OrcaI,, nrlu.
ding China japan. a.rI the pl,;il,puc l..
'anoS, wan 'lc vnw OF Facilitating com
mercial 'nlcrCnursr.
Mr. Hale introduced rcsolnlion calling
4. I..E.
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THE SUMlER BANNER.
Is PUBLISHED
NV EIsE TUESDAY MORNING
BY w. !. FRANCIS.
-
,A'g3Es 7aS,

TWO DOLLARS in advance" Two Dollars
md Fifty Gents ut the expiration 'Ul six mnu,i,s,
r lhrGc Dollars at the rnd of the ycar
y" PAPER discontinued until all nrrrnrag.S
nre RAID. unless III the option Of ;l,r Proprietor.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al SEVEN IN {.
FIVE Cents per square. O3 lines less ) fur
tile first, and hall that %,,,n for each subsequent
insertion.
:: llr number Of insertions tn he mn rks,l
nn nll Advertisements or .hcv Will h. u,l!.liSh;;l
un',l ordered |" be Discontinued, and charged
accnrnglv. ,.
as ONE DOLLAR per square for single
}nser'on. Quarterly nnd Monthly Advertise
ncnts will be charged The same us single in.
serlton, nnl cmi-mon,hv tlir same ns new ores
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'4s-sf Fromstlse souJh Garolininp. aossE
ED.ilt..tnsl<l EINl,saa

laVNdDlS on INC M. III IrulUGcd hr Mr..
Tucker. tc lI,rrensr the amount, oil prouer-
" exempt from 'cvv and saL.. The bill
rS"rnp,s 10 .ach family, IN adli, on ln thai
pow rN"np;ed by law, . dwelling house
and nll hon+rs app"riennnt thereto. with 50
acres %! 'nd. un" '"rs :. aud prov:S on. to
III" amount q; twenty. tive dollars Sah
'Nculn ION moi Ia ir,rIuI" r cx;cnd to tho
ini,ahnan's nf any corporate town. ar tn
prnprr'y situated in snrh town. !, wiiih
seen from Inc report of the Cnnrni,c"
that ihn ":,'v :rn,nn''rnrnt recommended j.
\ limitation ~ 10, tie value u tho estate
exempted. Th" following: is the ad,ni.a-
bic report :" Committee. on The lulrrjnry
nf th. louise We UNDERSTAND ll,. co,,.
mite" iri''" Senate have also iIiadr Il Ia
v,,ra !" rc"',ri:
Your Eoi:mllt.'e hav" grcu duc COZ"
,;h~r ''nr 10 The 'ir,,vi-iu,ls uf ih,z til.
wh.Ch are drsi.n"d To secure tod"h;urs
>,r', rcrr.n, ni ihrir "sin,rS as wiil s,"r
; them 'ruln ii'i0.! turned out rrnniicSS utnhn
, Tie world. Tic r,nh,. al crcdi'"rs arc
,n;i',.,l /" the pr"t"'tnn ni III" law, anl
! ,i,.. s,'r u: tho effects nf drhiur~ To plv
! thor iahl,tics i necessary 10 pr"-'rv" Ia
, themselves 'hr inr.u~ ni credit. Bat ere
| dt"r> are most ir'.lrI,ri.v pcrs'rs VII"
! SEEK ,l,t relation voluntarily III 'ic pur-
/ Su' rt ,Ir"!ii hu; whatever may have
! ',r"u tic ClrurS nf cr"ti',,r- wien that r''-
/ ini,un arn~" rom puf"'v dsin,i.rr.jc,l act,
/ "i rnf't'!,rr". 't"v irer Their s;lY.rrd;l' ~
! when TIC rclai'u't o. crr,lunr Is crgrr'v
! sough' !"@ PURPOSES "f ,'ri". "ud "r.r'.
4 .i,"c'n,iy 4 III" inability "a noe, their dc.
. ~ ,rniI i h' result ~ ,cr,hcsi nr rilJi"r-
/ 'u;ic. II ." H'vani2::"ni TOO .-r...i tnri.iii,.
, 20 obtain credit j. al ir.-t i!Cuhi'u!. II
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Tbs AsfA,n or ms rhoMGrnrrs-

Ills AyYAm OF ms i'hoMgrnrrs.-
We N'aTa ir"m 'hn RGpHhhc. HAT l,nluc,i-
ni"'y "n rryc'p' o' tho mrl,I.cnc" ur ,hc
'irinr nn 'ltiS vessel hy 'kS Brl..i, brig OF
w4r l.NP"Ss, r'"nTfcht naval iorrc
Nas hy lh !rcs,dcn,'s drc,a,on. or,lcrc.
/" r"p"r 10 San Juan do Nicafpgn,, 10
pr"'cct AH"nc"n 'cHsc'> from Ike u,i,r..-
-cs tor Ia" future, and inquiries were a,l-
Crossed I" ;hc British government 10 ,sccr.
tam whether iht conduct o! Tic command.
tF o' ! ekNnrcss wass ptenrtsahei5 ...qgcrr
tronN y 5 tNIl s.ln..lt N.
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WAsIiINtirnN. Dec. q lsJI.

Nciihcr hranch % tnngrcso wa II sc'-
sion 10 day. This afford q an 0rrrrui:if;
fur members ,n attend iO tho hts:ur. ni
tI"ir constituents in the varl,,mS DcpHr'-
mcnts For many years past u has !'''rn
the custom tn pive them precedence: hut
now. much Ia thor L;~saii i fact ion. ih"y arc
required Ia WA: ur'il .hcir h,sin"ss cn'nrs
up in it's regular C-.i"r. This X lust, as
there can lie no good reason why a m'm-
her should have a ,aSf' called up 'nSt,nirr.
when, had !, hrru IL the liauds nF private
c'i'z"n, II would have 'ain for n,nr,hS
The call Of tho various srads ~ D"r,r,-
n,cfts fnr N additional force has had ;li.
rtf''cf a. al'rarl'nr 10 III" city S,vnr',is ~
''",n w',n are ready io st'"w their p,irrt : !,
hv IN" III" acceptance n' a good Snl'rv.
\ BIG can" viii, Il U"'d head is in rrcpnr
a'on for Mr.. l' 'channu. OF la,c can"
nprcars 'o II" r"rsi cred m nhiSrcnsah.r
article for Pres ;dcu'in' Caul"!a,c
The hralill ri Mr Clay nnrr,rs to hc IN
tic war"; and NV own orini"n is. that lr.
viii s"rN be rnrnp"l"h ~ rcii"Gu,sh his du-
,rs ~ the Sent"
Tho BaliInrrr san oi this ,nn~,i,"r RON.
tains an attack upn-' 'hr rnrrcc'r"-- r' ~.
C"nSns Returns BY -in'ctnrn' from n"
hcad Bureau this evening h. shows hat
charge to- bc rrrnnc"u-.
Much satisfaction is na,iirs'rl nj .hc
conduct nt our unv"-rinnu' j., rc,u rr ;u
ratI'v 4 trrniv wi'h tho Swi.s tnn'"io5arv
w',irh makes Il Il s"r,,nna'inn ,aiu.' III
II"hr ws %! lie Enit"i S;a'"s .,r,- i,,,
The shattered CT 81 as .Irlrh lr"r r ,IiY'"l
! in the dust; but II finds rrn,"r; ,r u-.rl.r
the WINGS of nur rrr.ih'ican cr"Ic Who
can tell hui that the l'nra Stnirs mrv hc
. the great rendezvous from whence that
prosecuted race shall depart once ui,r Ia
nl,ah, the Holy City.
Tho editors Of new -".nrrS IN III ~
ton are talking OF Il rn"v u: on ',,- ,"r;,,r-
'osc os adoptir, ~uniry "r<oln 'o'S 10 sell
projections For rnsfancc ,h"v wt>i, a.
axe a rule that persons ADVERTISING ..I
wishing an editorial notice. sh,tl D.. -.
such notice in al, tln,, ~ he ndvcr s.,n"n,
! In Euglaud an editorial no'icr o; a i:,!i s;n
zen lines i charged u, the rate o: ahpii
twenty times III" price OF the a.'vcr, -",i.rI;
!" which it refers.
j ! e"nGlcnl'v Prcliclcl Il, =, if,hr c.nI-
grafton . i,nm- =, g",> or Il, Ii" nr ,,.rt
ratc, 'hc nnpIia',i. Il, ~ ~" v..,is, on
"t..~' as-.-4 ~ Sta" L. irr
"'ma.n. the u 'r",- nd icr,, ~ @: ~
, ."lu', on rr M<.~Sirp. AMI rlr +u:, rr
advantages Offered ~ "S"r~vr tr-".,, ,!
prc. c"nv"n" "nr Ia wa,"r 'rau> I."r.n, nr
offer great Inducements ~ >r,rj"~
TIE numerous l} No, o!rn. $nrir,ic> %,
this cay have united. ana comm, r h,>
! brcn appointed i" >n'rr, one ii 'l.r trrr
every ian,ly IN the u STREET r. :a.,
inr"'s with nrnrrnl iavur
l'h" ust,.i Wa.nIng;"n Assembly nrll,
Nl III, -,
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H Y NJ E NE AL.

MAhSisnr "n Thursday evening tie ilh,
nNi., II M'Anook. Ly the Rev, Sa,nucA
tunhan. Mr.. DAWSON McDuwcli li.,;,, Il
I" Mss E''z.hr'4 Jane, eldest daughter os
Mr. Maron S,ulrr.. al Of tbs Disfrirf.,, !,
Az" ON The ssnr' evening, hy tho Rev. 8
~ N'sirah"", J"hn Davis, E,G., ,ciAli.s FAS.
B"ykin. all "i .isInt"r District. 54ss 9 s4s,
on 'hr sals~ e,-na,s hy 'hn Rrv.sN.,t J
Graham Mr. W,D. !ackcy TO al.ss Elscysa
GiIrnns. sss'ts st..y4
On Tho c'cning Of the lotl, INST. sv 5tass :
~ Hr'htn'. Mr.. .l',l!, baIcr,s OF Sacus. ttp ,
M'>s l.. J. Jgnkiits of lor,,an. 45sa Esl@
On Sunday The lith i,,st, hy II. b. .x.ia
ilam"l"'. ES'. Mr. Edward kspns Ia Mss =
i!presa Boyco, 'ltni Snn,el Hstrit,. t&y4
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L. >. miI >,raut>h!p t'h'iHdcIp!. arrived
NJ New Orleans on lhc oh inst. from
ll.vnua, rcrncS Ihnt MIR. }. :. Thrashc,
had hrcp ,rn' t. -pnln III II n:rctIlu, yes
-Gl, Ia serve ont The term o. hs sentence,
t'iicSs released ns the result uI ne.u Ia
t"''o ..nw gong Al N"sii ,g;nu.
ln vicrrncG 10 ,i, statement, the
C!A ln,;u" Courier o. Iarsiay Say.:
'iiy thc nrt',io' The brig Afgn.. Cap
tam N"nr. n h!S port yeaterl.v. ~. sr.
port has been confirmed, Mr.. Thrasl,or
-a.cd ~ .rimsprrl Oh the 9Th MI, hu
"aS aiio"cI :" "a as a CABIN passenger.
aud was otHcr",sH treated viii great c-in.
,.1yS
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From the Charleston News.
D;i:iIrk. O1 are sRiOs3.

- 8 .--7~7-'N~'
From the Charleston News. 100
Danger. OF are 6jmiOn.
W, Ir rc>ivr Il calculation going The
round, uf me n"w>pap'rS. based upon
tho recent returns Of the Sla,o Elcc.
lions Ia til" .ion,h Arcrr ling 10 ,!I"slr'
rc'urnS. ihc r>c'il..nt editors wit" with
oNni'"tion, Mai inur Snulhrrn States
hay" distinctly p'"nouuccl against dis.
union. a'td uan" Mississippi, Aininm,,
Georgia nul Suil!l Carolina II, The
States in question:. let us see the
Statistics which occn>iun 'l,rir !, 10 ciny.
"Th' 'nlnl vnir.' say they. ~, lir Sc
States, IN favor "r III" Cn,"m. il l47,.
! 200: ~ favor "i D;sini,m. they report
'0I roo: leaving Az Union n,niniv %:
80 900. Tins nni",r:v is thus dis
riuhni'.I: mississippi CAV" 7.5OD Eninn
"nI''''S; Ai"iiAna. G.2Ou; t;-mgIn,
$4,000; South Carolina, 7,5On In
resp Ct - SruIh Carolina, we can safe.
/ IS .nv thar this Supposed uiul6rilv i u
/ d"'naitn, in r"gnrti ln tn" assumed issue.
/ 'Ih"r" IS r"n'lv :" such tnion majril,v
, i'll this S',r. The m.r,i,v was east
! nGaiu>l whni WAS supposed 10 he n pre-.
! cipIlnlc anl !mpn'Iilc movement; MI II
'ar4' pi0i"r i"n at these voters would
ln'r ,"i,j FIR Sec. SSinn, could they
. iI,,,. h",.n antc 81 The ca operation Of
ih' three n'h.-r 5'tns, \ imil,i.m"h. But
taking iuI .rai,fch i!.' cnluul.Ii.ii>
;.In,r n'rI.. ~ What l"rInls
. >i!un:iru luc~ ;lC Ed, raj Union stand!
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.s:lii,!.~ l.. Orr.

We ackurw !r,.c our Indebtedness Ia 'hc
Ton. JAMES l.. Orr. !nr a copy %! lir rrc>r-
,l"nt'- M"S>a.c.
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hoSSnM MrNrd 10 Washington

hoS$nM hrHrd 10 U'nyhj,,gion. -
ihc President has s,ut 10 N.u lo,k.
his private Secretary, MiI!arsR l'Hl
more, Esq, 10 express 10 ko>,uIh III,
Srmpalhy ihc Prr>i,i"nl n.ci> int l,n,
ana h'S country, and ro. ,nvitr Inn. ia
behalf Of lis administrator, t. ,.,lr
Washington. III" capitol.
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orrc' pon !ynce Of .he so,,hrr, Standard.
Col.UMEIA, Dee. 81, 1871.

as:c'bso the Convention on tl" l!h o
Apr" ncS', wirrh had received three read
'HGH ~ IT,. S'i,aio, nl"! was n"w ;ak"n vi
'r 80 h..'' fca.''"s! - .rc House. A aSl
CUR was In'i: To -iop The measure. hu
''.ch. the hi!' tH' ewing u votes and there
h"hs sd nays. The ''lc oi the bill was
u-f'''re '''nsc'', AMI II has tc>"le All
t'i.
'"' =" ot!"fS =" ihr" 'nS"n"n
!" NH"'in -" "n Fr,sirgc, arI i.".~
,','':~' ""'"t''''s,~ 4" !''' c'"nl"i!n'. each
""''' !" ''f'S'' |" scar me expenses "'
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'E':.r Lax Glasses.

Tie following gentlemen were admitted
I" uTnr''c" m 'hc l."w ana Equity Court.
~ South Clrpli'a, nn Tuesday, The 3,ni
'm>'. Al Columbia. " tic Law and Equity
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the ,nrsszsaes a.tasA,ssI. to sbs.ss trse,,al.- -

The ;rnriir' of lurney passed thrOny i tho
VI jnr'S hands !, &;7j OtK). OF "hch $500.
i6i 81 has hcrn expended.
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Executive C;enlency.

We learn by ia" Eigclirli .tdrerfisei-
'HsI IL ENcricncv. Gov. Means. has
pAr'h'm"d William wilson. " hn wa. ,rj.al
aud cnnvrirsi ~! nan>lauuliic, al The lsst
term at the c"nr. In thu Dis,rici, inr tho
i.-iniv.lc ,i Vim Tredaway.
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SATURDAY, Dec. Il, l~Jl -TpnM Il
RcprcSeni"ii,cS.-'l'hc following named
gentlemen appeared i"r the first time this
session, viz. Mr. Bcalc. "f Virginia: Mr.
White, of Alabama, Mr.. Howard. ui Tex
as; Mcssrs. Landry and :. Martin, Of Lon
isinna; Mr.. Boyd, OF Ncw-l"rk, and Mr.
RISsrll Df Illinois
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North ',ar"ina will soon have a very
large and h"c .'"iI'!.ns at ii'c Capital "I,ins
H'ae tor the '"r'l'."" @! the misanc. il
he Seen I''c''ly endowed 'y the STATE.
tir i"g'>tniilr" having been iiucsttri Il, tho
good work r''r!iy y The Jn.ssr ious and per-
s'.,cr. . rii .s Ul !i... D.A. s-E'
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Wilmington (Del) Republican.

INTERESTING ExPERIMENr.-We recoect Of
! reading in one of Reynolds novels, an account
of remarkable case-stated as fact--where
one of the Kings of Naples, while apparently
sinking into the grave from atrophy, was saved
by transfusing into his veins the warm blood of
domestic. The story did not seem to carry
much of the air of probability with it, but it APP
pears that French physician has tried similar
experiment recently with decided success This
very curious and interesting case is reported by
the Courier DIES Etats Unis, as having occurred
in one of the Paris hospitals. The patient was
woman, and after her accouchment profuse
and exhausting heporrhage followed. Her pulse
had ceased to beat for several minutes, and no.
thing more than slight undalatary sbuddering
could be perceived from time to time She was
the surgeon, M. Nealton, determined to try what
effect TRANSMISSION would have, which determine
ton was soon carried out. One of the attend
ants, M. Dufour, voluntarily offered to loose his
blood in the cause of humanity, and the required
quantity being taken from his arm, it was in
jected from syringe into vein of the head of
the patient, and passed Immediately into the sys-
tenn. The blood was injected at about its natu-
raj temperature. The whole quantity was from
thirteen to fourteen ounces There were two
Injections the first of about eight ounces, and
after an interval of five minutes five or six
ounces more. The woman revived Immediately,
and was doing well for a week after the opera
ton, when she was carried off by mn nfsmma-
ton of the bowels. The TRANSMISSION was con-
sidered to be, however, perfectly successful.
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STRANGE SCENE AT AN ExEcUTIoN.--A letter
from Ystad, in Sweden, contains an account of
a strange and revolving scene at an execution,
which took place there on the 2Sth of January
That day having been fixed for the decapita-
ton of journeyman butcher, named Marcus
son, and woman named Rotilla Nilsdotter, for
having murdered the husband of the latter, a
vast number Of the peasantry arrived on the pre-
vious evening" and bvouacked In the town all
night Although for sixty years no execution
had taken place in the province, and for upwards
of eight years none in all Sweden, it was not 30
much curiosity which attracted the multitude, as
the desire to swallow a drop of the blood of
the criminals at the momenti it should squirt from
beneath the axe Of the executoner, it being
popular belief in Sweden that it renders the
weak strong, cures all sorts Of malades, and se-
cures long life When the scaifold was erected,
the people assembled round with cups, glasses
bowls, some even with large saucepans, to catch
the blood. The woman was first defended, and
then the man. The anxiety of the spectators
was very great, and the moment the mans head
was severed, they broke through the line Of SOL
diers The soldiers, to drive them back, Justify
employed the butt ends of their muskets, and a
desperate conflict cnsued. At last the crowd
succeeded in reaching the scaifold but, in the
meantime, the police had placed the bodies in a
cart, and had sent them off under strong escort
Of cavalry. They had, however, to take tho
precaution Of removing, by spades and pickaxes,
the portions Of the rond on which drops Of
blood happenedt to fall, to prevent the people from
tapping up the blood
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"Will you have some catsup y asked gentle
man of Aunt Priscilla at dinner table.
''Dear me, no y she replied with a shudder,
arm fond Of cats in their place, but should as
soon think Of eating dog soupw
The gentleman did not urge her.