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Of Biaescrd Maine, has declared a diyidsnd of four
per cent the Pittsburg Copper Company dividend Of
five per cent Northern Bank Of Kentucky ave DER cent
The Saratoga and Washington Railroad Company viii
sell at auction on Friday tho 23d instant at the Mer-
chants Exchange one hundred thousand dollars Of Its
ssgen per cent first mortgage bonds This road forms
connection between Saratoga aud Lake Champlan, at
whitehall, the head Of navigation and the terminus of
the Northern Canal The main road IL forty.one miles
long In addition to branch connecting it with the YER
mont roads and has connecting links with the Hudson
River and Central Line Of railroads Of this State 1t
about six hundred thousand dollars aud earn
nss last year. after providing for its interest sui
Gent to secure the payment of dividend Of six per cent
to the stockholders. The business of the line will doubt
less DO increased by the Patsburg and Montreal road,
which viii be shortly opened for travel.
The Chester Valley Railroad Company will SELL at the
time and place, fifty thousand dollars of its
per cent rst mortgage bonds principal payable in 1872
interest semi. annually In this city This road extends
from tho Philadelphia ami Nosristovn and Reading rail.
roads at Norrisown twenty miles through the great
valley of Chester county to Downinstown, the Column
bis Railroad thirty miles from Philadelphia The
bonds this company amount to $5co00 and the stock
TO 100000 About million Of dollars have been al
ready expended on the road and it viii DO completed by
the Isl Of December next.
We have received the nineteenth annual report OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com.
pany for the fiscal year ending the 31st OF May last The
receipts OF the road during the year 81 81
amount sufficient to meet all the current expenses
of the company, divide among the stockholders tho
usual dividend Of per cent and to enable the Board
Hay down heavier rail nearly the whole Of the
remainder Of the road, which had not been relaid at
the date Of the last annual report and to add between
$1,000 and $4,000 to the contingent fund The contin-
gent fund amounts TO s15a 1s2 ~ The receipts of
the Company considerably diminished by the
extension Of the Louisa Virgins Central Railroad.
The seventh annual report of the Connecticut and
Passrnpsc Railroad Company gives the annexed state
ment ofopcraons &C. during the year ending the 3lst
Of May last
CoNnYcrictr PAssrMpsc RAILROAD.
The receipts for the year ending May 81,
49, Wcie... Sloleeo 10
Expenses. Observation-Disclosures. ...eO9 OF
Net earnings SI4 9S6 %
Appropriated rs iciows:-
Interest on bonds ............. $50 S2S ~
Interest floating debt (now
canceliedl ..................., 2,3oo VI
Iepairs oU40 -
- 81, 500 CO
$21, lao 80
Dividend July 1852. two per cent 1882 90
Balance of earnings Observation-Disclosures. S7l57 GO
which has been carried to contingent account.
The contingent account per last report was 1S5S "a
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: to the price paid by The mint q Great Drtain;--

Since Isle. there hGs been change IN Great Bftain
but Tie proportion ti L.. in that country than in
this The Tropoltcrate value in The United states j.
] to1J.fso within the period covered by the above
tapc, The production OF gold and silver in the world has
reoehed reay two thousand millions Of dollars during
The production Of which the relative value Of the two
metals has experienced but slight alterations In 1916
t viii be seen approached than any other time
hut the discovery Of immense silver mines South Ameri-
arrested the relative depreciation Of gold and from that
time therroportionate value has been widening.
Since $500 there hos been great change in the rro
Iortonate production OF COLA and silver notwithstanding
Which the value Of gold has net decreased much in actual
value appears by he annexed statement If prices in
each year
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)VE2TNRMRNTs RENHWNe EVERY DlY.
JUN q, 1867.

NJ SEE SEVENTH PAGE. "a
MISCELLANEOUS.
>>>>>>---~>~~~-~~>-
~ OLD PENS-A. @. BAGLEY & CO., MANUFA0rU.
~ Of Gold Pens and Pencil Cases and patentSn 81
the celebrated Cases. No. IL Maiden lazs AAl
Nv (Iryng House) Broadway.
A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE FORTUNE FOG
"A sale. onehaf Of newly invented and patented Ma
work Of twenty-five is cheap Pile Of construc
ton and must be universally adopted by farmers
ana parties holding town county rights will
w to SO day each machine For apply
to e L. BAkR1I, Solicitor OF Patents Room No. 10 30.
20 Broadway, opposite City Hall.
T EECHES.-LEECHEs ,-LEECHES JUST RE-
- eeiyed Per steamer ASIA largo supply of healthy
Swedish and German Lseches put
any Instance with perfect safety for sale cheap by
G. A. a. WITTE,
Importer Of Leeches. AZ Nassau street.
ITO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS AND COUNTRY DEAL
ers-iLe prices of scale plates liked follows
Full size plates, hundred, S0o half size, $5I:
Quarters do So; mediums, do 90 Terms. The
usnsl discount to Wholesale dealers These plates have
ceived many since their In
TINS market They are warranted superior taAll
ais are in bands For sale subscriber sole aent
for the manufactures VICTOR BISHOP % Maidsa Haa
ISAAC HALL, NO. 10 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK.
dealer in Cannon, Of all Sizes Shot, Cartrideo Arms
ment Chests Muskets, Boarding Pixies Cutlassss and Caa
non Carriages Brass an Iron Six Founders on
hand and orders filled at short notice.
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VHEAP STRING NATTRCssEs-TUr GREAT NE

CHEAP SPRING NATTREssEs-THE GREAT DE-
mand for the new healthy spring Mattresses and PalIi-
ater abss the inventors and makers to reduce
Tor than half the usual cost, and that they
supplied with these necessary articles Of convenience and
hath The prices are fixed ut the low Of
81 and ST. Old lsds and
neat spring beds from Sc TO S2 Every
Hotels sem nares Ac supplied liberal terms. The pub
nc are invited to call and examine the stock At the depot
and manuactory m Broadway above Spring street. west
.lGe. Iron eed.tsad DIS Of all sizes and prices.
EURN1TURE.-WILL DE SOLD AT BARGAIN At
n ~ hickman street. Office and Counting HOUSE Desks
rabes Revolving Once Chairs. Cushions ten sion Dnine
IsSes and Qsartete Tables, Bureaus Sofas Couc
De9s, Loosing Glasses Mahogany Chairs Rockers Hair
aha usk Mattresses 700 Beaead Filliasers Furntur.
NATRlMoNIAL.-IF YOU WISH NEAT WEDDING.
or iaiting Caro- eiesntly and neatly print
ca You should 60 to VALENTINES Engraving and PRINT
IN once 100 Fulton street. of Broadway and az
anime MS specimens he executes all orders in his line In 4
very peantliul style and his ehsrges are moderate.
RUsINEss DIRECTORY FOR IS5o-'s3 : WILSON'S
- business Directory for 52 SO IL now pubiished nrice
% cents. JOIN l. TRoW, Publisher 40 Ann street.
vTNHE BEARD CAN lie FORCED To GROW LIKE
magic BY using one bottle Of Grshams Onguent for tho
beatd II perfectly harmless the skin, and will
nshen me roots Of the hair nmed Price 81 per
lete halt pnts Sent - of country or citv
safely packed. r. g. GRAHAM IsH Ann ssreet
DooRs, BLINDS, SASHEs, AND SHUTTERS CON-
stnntly on hand at o. Warren Store doors and
oed SIZE made 70 order at the shortest notice. Deliyered
ony part Of the city free Of expense Wade iry sea-
soned lumber. and SOLD cheap
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/ AIDES, FOR YOUR ESPECIAL BENEFIT, THE
- proprietors ofthe Bewery Saving, Store la6 Bovsry
are selling elegant French Lawns at H. TO 3d. worth e. 70
~ splendid French Bareges at Is 3D. worth S.; beautiful
China Gnghans ut s worth % cents The goods arc the
i not satisfied the s.s Price mus. 70 void good
tastehnd ofgood judgment We presume the like was isvAf
seen before, and not be again. We offer Barcre ia
LANES at Just one hafthe price they have been
some very GOOD locking at h and rich At &c., are SELL
ing for boys wear beautiful Drill at Isl Linens ct Is 3D.
Is "a. and Is Ca, worth much more We Offering the
stock OF an importer OF white goods Paids Swiss
!ss0net &c. at mme dsratsly low PRICES Wholesale
stock ofdomestc goods, cheap some rich Shaws &c. sc.
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Where the years arc not named the price was The same
tha given tho next year after From 1885 to 1850 the
market value has been uniform and the price now but
penny per ounce less than In IS00-nf,y.two wears
go within that time The proporloDse production Of
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Iotal uCcrcase. Sloo,v4S "
The average reduction from last year. in the rate Of
tolls merchandise and other articles going from tide
water 80 per cent The average decrease in the rate Of
tolls all produce coming to tide 5 per cent.
The average decrease in the tolls received such pro-
duce io about nor r., Mt
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No. t3 Cortlandt ST., Biningor < Miller $4,000
go Greenwich street, \. 5. Hope ..... 1900
Total ..,.....,.......+ .....,......SI ,0Il 900
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com ERCIAL APFAIRA


vgEdOLESALN PRICES CURRENT,
CssaEcrSo wsocEsolr, JsLr 81, ran THE Nav Y,sG
HglALD.
NEW YORK MAxxEr.
fssryfss IN casa Goods stored 70 u ss'S q public
ssct's- AZ he esd v pss. The sI osss Sc 90
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no BED BrGs BITE ! on.
- Rats alright you,
Mice your pantries rifle.
Ifso,
just 40
Right oft LYON 8 stors.
Twill cost ron but a t...te

The things you hate TO stife,
- Ana Tor months you won't be bothered any moro.
fcpot for Lyons Magnetic Powders and Pills for Destroy
rng lasects and vermin, No. f2i broadway.
SPECTACLES.-E. s. THANKS, SPECTACLE MAKER,
=, o1 Lowery Optican TO the New York Opthalmic Hos
eM snd I've dnnrmsry. Ccrtihcato"Man sights In
.peetaele, Mr. franks is highly instructive public lee
rer and very with the above subject There
iore we recommend MIN with confidence Signed by Drs.
nrma-y; Stephenson Rogers Surgeons to tho New
York Hospital for Diseases Of the Eye.
CELEBRATED CROToN FILE WoRKS-NOTICE To
~ Hardware Importers, Maclnists and Engnsers.-The
@ ss nfE Tss Of he
that all the descriptions u Files manufactured At said
Wsrss and formerly sold X Me.srs. Horner Co.. viii
warehouse rs below where all orders will DO taken AMI
MED at very short notice. HENRY J. IBBOTSON gls
rsari street B.-Ibbotson. Brothers Co.'s "GIobes
files are Tor sale AZ usual, at tho same store.
DIR, hEcolAs OINTMENT, PATEN1Ep WITH Ex-
-. elusive Royal privilege, as remedy Of niracuious
eMecy such ACKNOWLEDGED ly tho general dreots. "a
sdes q the Islands Of oua and Porto Rico "
eminent faculties OF France, Italy and the Royal
powerful remedy for kind Of and
icaouiourenx as nyeterae IL may for scrs
gau, sue ache govt glanduos, paralysis eentH
sna bruises muscular contacton aAtv
Isncy seiaca, otagia scslds hsorrhoids tumors tos
Hnsf IN the joints paronycha, eycs herstioh
dsls aptaties 81 ~ ths .ssa pa.ms
hee wounds and sores OF oil kinds Sold AZ wholesale s.d
rt ~ he prineipN depotsn New York. at the drug s,-e
lam street Sold also by generally The Door va.
the proprietor, at No 90 White street. y W
ELoUR,-5,Glo BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY TToUR
ana Bakers Flour, branded Hiram Smith, Rieksrdse.
gObsrrela fresh ground sursrhne Slate and No f9our
Heecte0 Tor the Southern ssa Iota Ia
IT&J, v, FROST E9, "a rrpp( slIs,t.
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Latest Telegraphic News.

The Liverpool markets. The demand
for Cotton from the trade was GOOD and
freely met. Prices were full and sitter,
but quotations were unaltered.
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANp.-The
elections in Great Britain and Ireland arc
over, but it is impossible to say whether
the ministry are in a majority or minori-
ty. The new Parliament is to meet on
the third Monday of the third week Of
October More riots had occurred in Lime
rick.
FRANcE.-The anticipated Ministerial
changes have taken place, and Drouyn de
L'huys has been appointed Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and Magne of Pnblic
Works. The receipts of the Treasury
Department have increased.
RrssIA.-Count Nesse.rodc has been
superseded rs Premier of Russia by the
Baron Magnedorf
PoLAND.-The cholera has made its ap
pearance at Warsaw.
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ToUcHINe.-The following is from the
knickerbocker for August. ......
A correspondent sends us from ALBANY
the su6joined touching incident:
although we are unacquainted, l CAN
not well resist communicating the follow.
ing circumstance to you. Mr.. s..
whose residence is next to mine, had a
son six years of age last winter; and we
a daughter OF the same age. So fond
were the children of each others society
that the commands of the parents were
all that prevented them from being in
each others company both night and day.
About month since the boy was attack
ed with the scarlet fever, and soon after
died. The next day took our "Fanny"
who mourued, and mourned deeply,
her loss-to see the remains of her former
playmate: think l never saw mental
agony so strongly depicted in one so young;
until, after gazing perhaps a minute at
the remains, she turned calmly to Mrs.
$, and, with q tremuious voice, asked
her if she might "pray for poor Willie"
but without waiting for answer, she kneel-
ed beside chair, and with clasped hands
and face turned heavenward, recited audi
bly, the Lords Prayer. There were about
dozen persons present, but not one with
unmoistened eyes, Friend Clark. that
child is loved; but with all the love her
parents bear her, cannot believe she is
loved on earth as she is loved in Heaven
May good angels watch over her!
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Congress.

In the Senate, on Thursday, 18th inst.
the bill making appropriations for the cur,
rent and contingent expenses Of the In.
dian Department, and for fulfilling treaty
stipulations, &c, was passed.
The fisheries question was then discuss.
ed by Messrs. Pierre Soule, of Louisiana,
Andrew p. Butler, Of South Carolina
Lewis Cass, Of Michigan, and Thomas G.
Pratt, Of MarylanD, and the Senate ad-
jouned.
In the House Of Representatives the
bill making appropriations for the Civil
and Diplomatic expenses Of Government
for the year ending the 3Oth Of June,
1853, and for other purposes, was passed.
The army bill then engaged the con-
sideration of the House, and after some
time had been consumed in celebrating
thereon, an adjournment took place.
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1T should be universally knomn-for it
Is stritly true-that indigestion is the par
ent of large proportion of the fatal dis
eases. Dysentery, diarrhoca, cholera NOR
bus, liver complaint, and many other dis
eases enumerated in the city inspectors
weekly catalogue Of deaths, are generated
10y indigestion alone. Think of that dys-
peptics! think of it all who suffer from
disordered stomach's, aud If You are will
ling to be eguided by advice, founded uron
experience, resort at once (don't delay a
day. to Uoofands German Bitters pre-
pared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, which, as
an Alternative, curative, and invigorant
stands alone and unapproachcd. General
repot, l20 A:ch street. We have tried
these Bittcrs, and know that they are ex-
cellent for the diseases specified above
Philadelphia City ITEM. %
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Erskine College

We have received the annual catalogue
OF the officers and students If Erskine
College, Due West, Abbeville District, for
1852. DIR - ~
The Faculty consist of the Rev. r. C.
Grier, President and Professor of Mental
and Moral Science; Rev. J. P. Pressly,
Professor of the Greek Language; Rev. J..
N. Young, Professor of the Natural
Sciences; Rev. w. R. Hemphill, Professor
OF the Latin Language and Literature;
and Joseph F. Lee, Professor of Mathe-
mates,
The Senior Glass consists Of l2 men,
bers-the Junior of 1.-THE Sophomore
OF l7-the Freshmen of I8-Preparato.
ry Department contains IL members
Total 73.
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Busr oy Mr.. CALHoUN.-The Wash
ington Republic says that bust of the
late John G. Calhoun, executed by Hiram
Powers the American sculptor, now in
Florence, and carved from the purest Ital-
ian marble, is now on exhibition in one of
the basement rooms Of the capitol. The
features Of the great South Carolinian arc
faithfully preserAed; and the general ap-
pearance Of the work is such as to call
forth the highest encomiums from all be-
holders Cdroliaian.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.. Sd Inne. 1882

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sd June, 1852.
WHEREAS, information has reached
w this Department, that one SAMUEL.
HUFF, otherwise called SAMUEL A.
HOUGII, (who was convicted of negro steal.
ing. end sentenced to be hanged, but was
subsequently pardoned by the Governor, on
condition of his leaving the State, never TO
return,) has violated the condition of his par
don, and is now within the limits of the State.
Now, be it known, that, in order that the
sentence of the Court may be carried out
against the said SAMUEL HUFF, otherwise
called SAMUEL A. HOUGH, |, JOHN Ii.
MEANS, Governor in and over the State of
South Carolina, do issue this, my proclama-
tion, offering n reward of ONE HUNDRED
lOlI.ARS, for his delivery at the Charles
ton Jail
Said SAMUEL HUFF is about thirty
years of age, five feet, eight or ten inches
high, dark complexion, thin visnge. spare fig
urc, and has the appearance of bad health.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
State of South Carolina, this third day of
June, in the year of our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and fifty-two
BY the Governor, J. III. MEANS.
BENJAMIN PERRY, Secretary of State.
July 81 %
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The National Free Soil Convention.

The delegates assembled pursuant to
adjournment.
The Hon. J. r. Giddings, of Ohio, then
reported the Platform Resolutions, which
assert the equal rights Of man, and are
in favor of an economical administration
OF the Government, and strict oonstruc.
ton OF the Constitution. They declare
also, that the Government should dscour.
age and localize the institution Of the
South; and oppose the Compromise mea-
sures and the admission Of more slave
states into the Union. Cheap postage
and the election Of officers by the people
are advocated. Kossuth's doctrine of in.
tcrvention is asserted, and the scheme OF
granting public lands to landless settlers
is strongly favored.
GARRrrr will present minority report
r. Douglass, in his speech on Wednes,
day evening, was very violent against the
fugitive law, and gave uttcrance to sever.
al atrocious sentiments.
The Freesoil Convention adjourned on
Thursday evening, after nominating Hale
for President, and Julian for vice-Presi-
dent.
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N Is c + LLIN \ 0TS.
State Of South Carolina.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

NHEfaEAS information has been
w received by this Departmental
a murder was committed on the body of
Hugh Dove, in Marion District, by
HUGH CAMPBELL, and that the said
Campbell has either fed or conceals him.
self.
Now, in order that the said Campbell
may be brought to trial, be it known,
that l, JOHN IL. MEANS, Governor in and
over the State of South Carolina, do issue
this my Proclamation, offering a reward of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS for his
delivery to the Jail of Marion District.
Campbell is about 80 or 35 years old:
. feet 8 inches high, stoutly built, walks
quick and steps short; has blue eyes,
Roman nose, black hair and thick beard.
In testimony whereof, l have signed my
name and affixed the seal of the
State.
JOHN Ii. MEANS, r.. 81
BY the Governor,
BENJAMIN Perry, Secretary of Stase.
August IL. I'm 81
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To Correspondents.

I. X. s. EUrAULA, Ala. You will find
the RECEIPT acknowledged in the Ledger of
June 80.
Er1wAN.-The poetry will appear, but
the prose article we must decline. We
have decided to reject all productions of
that style.
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New MINISTER TO ESoLAND.-Wash-
:ngton, Aug. llth.-The Hon. Joseph r.
!ngersoll, formerly member Of Congress
nom the I'd Congressional District Of Pen.
nsyivania, bas been nominated rs Minis.
sef 70 TIE Court Of st. James, rice the
bon Abbott Lawrence resigned.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL citizen of
our District, Mr.. J. w. Ambrose, while
riding in buggy few days since with a
friend, the horse took fright-ran away,
and threw him from the vehicle, mang-
ling very badly, the ball Of his heel--lock-
jaw followed, and II terminated fatally in
about three weeks. He expired on the
10th inst, at the residence OF Capt L. II.
Belser, near Manchester, s. C.-Sumtey
Watehman.
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~ Answcrto the Inigma Of last week :
"MoRsE's ELECTRO MAGNETIC TsLrcR,P,, ~
Maine, Ossor oha, Rhenca, Sochos, Easton.
Santee, Easton, Lincoln, Eaton, Clinton,
Trent, Riga, Omega, Monroe, Allen, Grant.
Napoleon, Eagle, Trent, Isara, Caen, Tornca,
Ennis, Lamin, Elissa, Georgia, Rome, ,Astapa.
PARMA, Helena.
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@ AS will be seen, we have surren-
dered the greater portion of this paper to
our Candidates, for the purpose of ex-
pressing their views on the question pro-
pounded to them. This viii account for
the lack Of other reading matter.
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The Southern Press.

A despatch announced the discontin-
uance of this paper on Monday last. The
Valedictory Of both editors is in the issue
Of that date. Mr. DeLeon's valedictorv
is short, in which he declares himself still
willing and anxious to engage in similar
field Of labor in the same cause.
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A lunatice walked into ono of the
churches recently in Cincinnati, and en-
tering the pulpit, insisted on making the
opening prayer. He was compelled to
abdieate, while the congregation was con-
vulsed with laughter.
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Particular attention is directed to the
Prospectus Of the Scientific American, a
paper which should be in the possession
Of every artisan.
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sV The friends OF J. A. STEWMAN
announce him rs a Candidate for the Office
ofClerk Of the Court, at the ensuing Elcc-
ton.
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AT Several new Magazines &C., we
have received, which will be noticed next
week.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Mr..
A. d. BLACKMON, rs a candidate for Clerk
ofthe Court at the next election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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MIR. EIiITOR-Please announce Mr.. T.
X. CUREToS rs Candidate for the House
Of Representatives in the next Legislature,
and oblige MANY VOTERS
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D-The friends of MARTIN p. CRAW-
FORD, Esq, announce him as candidate to
represent the District of Lancaster in the
House Of Representatives at the ensuing
election for Members of the Legislature.
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80 The friends of WM. McKENNA
announce him as a candidate to represent
this District in the Senate, ut the ensuing
election.
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COLUMBIA, August l4th.-Corros-.We
have not the least change to make in the
price of cotton to-day. The demand is still
very good, with prices very full. &c bales
changed hands, at 81 to lOi cents.
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MR.. .EDITOR-Pleasea announce Mr.P.T.
HAMMOND as a Candidate for the House of
Representatives in the next Legislature, and
oblige MANY. VOTERS.