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The Democrsic Ward Me.tiogs tor the Election Of
Delegates to the District Convention held ia this city
on Saturday, fierce conflict took psce-the issue De
Dg the pcy II the Administration a. evincsd IN rs ap
poniments.
TIE Administration PARTY entirely routed carrying
only Two ards out If fifteen. In tbs Ninth Ward Gus
tom House oisl attacked the ballot box, which was bro
ken to pie ees, ana a general light took place.
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Take Particular Notice.
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
A AyfGOilOUS LIFE Or A PREMATURE

EiRkeiin on Sell. PreSe; ,i0D--oniy 25 cents.
FTNiIIS BOOK, JUST PUBLISHED, IS
Il filled with useful information, 9:
the infrmities and diseases Of the human sys
tom. IL addresses itself alike to Youth, Man
hood and Old Ago--to all who appreheBd or
suffer under the dire consequences of early
or prolonged indiscretions-to al who feel
the exheeeiiye effects Of baneful habits--to
all who n addition to declining physical On.
ergy, 1se the victims Of nervous and mental
debility and Of moping and melancholy dess
pondcnejA all sneh d. X. would say
READ THIS BOOKl
The valuable advice and impressive warning
u gives viii prevent yearsof misery and sui
fsFing, and save annually thousands OF lives.
~ A remittance of2B cenls, enclosed
fn letter, addressed 10 Dr. kiakelin, Phila.
delphis, will ensure book, under envelope.
per return sf mail.
Dr. X, is years resident Physician,
n w. eorner Of Sd and Union Street, be
tween Spruce and Pine, Philadelphia, mas
DO consulted eonfidentisiiy.
HeHho places himself under the care of
Dr. K. may reiigiousIy confide IN his honor
es gentiensAfs. and cenfijently rely upon
bis AkiIl - 4 pt{<@tian.
Persons at i 6lzfaect may address DIX
by letter, (psepaie} Ind Be sured at homs.
Packages o. sncdieiaee. disccii0ns &s fos-
nded, BY scnaIhf faIaitfsncs. and 1 at up
secure from dsnsage 1s enfiozity. -
Booksellers Ncws Agents, pedl<r<. Can
vasscss, and al Others sappI;td Win ihs a
bore wosk aser5 low ratks i1~,5
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Temperance Celebration

T I ANCASTER DIVISION, No. 80, Sons
" Of Temperance, will celebrate its 4th an
niyersary 90 the 4tb day Of July next, at Ian
caster C. H., by Procession, Barbecue. Pic
Ne, &c, The public, and especially The la
dies are respectfully invited 10 attend, The
Divisions and the ssdops Temperance Asso-
Citations Of this and the Districts Of Kershaw
Chester. Chesterfield and York, and of Union
and Meckienburg counties, N. C.. and al
temperance men eyerywheae arc cordially
invited 10 come and unite with us in eslebra-
ting our National Birthday, IN becoming
manner. The "Waxhaw Tent I. o. o. r., Of
Lancaster. and the Teht Of Columbia. are re-
spesifally 8olicitcd 70 Join us In procession,
and 10 paF<EFats In the exercises and festiv-
tiles of ths 66easi0n.
II IL our desireto make the celebration of
this day one Of more than ordinary interest,
and In fnnheSanee Of this aim we have pro-
cured, as speakers, Some oftbe most emin-
Dent Temperance men iE the State. To ey.
cry friend Of Tcmpcrauee--to every enemy
Of Temperance ye ebtosfplly cay, come aud
b. with IN Ia observing The sabbath Of
erty. A.; AUSTIN.
Cha ef Com.
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DYRON, Shakespeare, and the poetical
ID works OF Hewitt, Cook, Landon, Gold
Smith, Hemans, Milton, Young, Burns, Cow
per, Pope, Scott, Thomson, Pollock, Ossian,
Wordsworth, Kirkc White, Moore, &c.
For sale ut Charleston prices at the
BOOK STORE.
May 1, l3 IT
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1853. Ansel G. Stedman,
1914 James Bn,kefield,
1855. E. 8. Walker,
l56. lila p. Price,
1857. VIM. r. Davis,
1853. Wiley Robinson,
l59. John III. Perry,
I6O. E. Mcdaniel, "a
l6l. Jasper DcrOve,
162. NJ. Boliyer Jones,
1863. a. J. Gill,
t64. Thomas Charles,
165. John Proctor,
l66. Thomas s. Dallis,
l67. John s. Dallis,
1853. Wilbert X. Ferguson,
I69. j. w. Wright,
ITO. Sergeant w. B. Triplett,
I'll. Sergeant A. J. Hood,
l72. Isaiah Lewis,
l73. George s. Johnson,
ia. John Guthrie,
l75. James Robson,
l76. Wylie r. Colman,
III. Charles III. Alexander,
l7S. Daniel McHenry,
l79. Thomas McHenry,
$50. James S. Yongue,
lSl. Hazel Colvin,
lSs. Andrew Henderson,
lS3. Moses Henderson,
l84. Hazel Hardwick,
ls5. John T. McI.ane,
1876. Levi Stedman,
1877. G. Washington Wylie,
COMPANY d.
1873. Corporal Whitfield d. Brooks,
ls9. Stewcllyn Goode,
1870. Sergeant VIM. B. Blocker,
l9l John S. Johnson.
l92. Christopher Ardis,
1873. Thomas +. Tillman,
1874. Benjamin Tillman,
1876. Benjamin G. Tillman,
1876. Pachal f. Tillman,
1877. Nelson Philips,
1893. Malachi Bettis,
19a. Alexander Mckenzie,
200. John Gassaway,
2ol. Joseph II. Gassaway,
2O2. John Wells,
203. Mathew NJ. Montcn,
2o4. Henry w. Callihan,
2o5. Ebcrt Hadget
2O6.. Jesse Hill,
2O7. Nathaniel DeI.oach,
2os. Thomas ii. Nixon,
209. james X. Duncan,
2l0. Jefferson Williamson,
eli. Reuben Jarrett,
.2l2. William II. Cobb,
2l3. Tolivar Youngblook,
2l4. William l. Reynolds,
2ls. Sergeant Vincent ID. Cogburn;
2l6. William T. Smith, 80
2i7. T.. w. Ramsey,
2ls. Thomas N. Brown, Go. b.
2l9. Cd Lieut.. Alex. A. Roberts, (Co. E,)
22o. I'd Lieut.. Abner r. Durham, Go. G.
May l II 1t
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Notice !!

A Ii. sueing and other creditors of John
N w. Johnson, who are willing to receive
dividend of the estate assigned, when he
was discharged under the insolvent debtor
net, and who have complied with the requisi-
tons of said act, will meet at the Court
House, the lst Monday in June next, and re-
ceve their respective dividends.
3. L. STRAIT, NJ. ID.
March ., 1883. Assignee
4-lm 3m
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Notice

TNIIE Subscribers beg leave to inform the
Il citizens Of Lancaster District and vicin-
ity, that they have for sale at the shop Of
Mr.. Button, a number of BUGGIES, of their
own manufacture, which we will warrant in
every respect, and which We will sell rs low
as can be purchased this side of Charleston
We manufacture Carriages, Buggies, Rock
Always, and every kind of vehicle at our man.
ufactory in Chester District, near Rocky
Mount, and promise to deliver as fine vc-
hicle as can be found, Of any description and
at as moderate price as can be purchased
at any other shop. -
]. T. MATTHEW'S, g. Co.
NAV l3 IT.
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New Books

HtHAMBERS CYCLOPEDIA Of English
~ Literature, Cyclopedia Of useful knowl-
edge, Milman's Gibbons Rome, Humes Eng
land, McCauly's England, Farnham's Travels
in California and Oregon, Lorenzo Dow's'
Complete Works, Frosts Pictorial Wonders
Of History, Gums Domestic Medicine, Wa
verify Novels, Junius, Life of Lafayette, Life
of Gen. Taylor, Life of John Randolph Mo-
ther ut Homo and Child at Home, Noble
Deeds Of American Women, Domestic His
tory of the American Revelation, BY Mrs.
Elicit, Mascmic Chart Fredika Bremers
Novels, beautifully bound in one Volume
Maryatfs Complete works, . vols, Horse
Shoe Robinson, Saints Rest, the young La
dies friend the Young Ladies Home, W.
men Of the Revolution by Mrs. Ellct. Napo-
leon and his Marshals, Washington and his
Generals, Women of Israel, Vale of Cedars,
Todd's Students Manuel, Hedley's Sacred
Mountains, Curse Of Clifton, Masons Farrier,
Gil Bias, Don Quixote, Pencil Sketches by
Miss Lesley, Miss Lesley's Cookery, Virgin
ia House Wife, Hudibr $, Home Influence
and Mothers Reeompense,P Pilgrims Progress,
Swallow Barn, Georgia Scenes, Dollars and
Cents, Queechy, the Successful Merchant,
DAubignic's, Cromwell and various other
books, for sale at the
BOOK STORE.
May 4, Is If
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$40 Reward i!

NHE above reward will be paid for the de-
livery to myself. OF Judgement in any
Jail, of my fellow HAMLET, who left my
premises about lst of February last. Said
Fellow was purchased Of the Estate Of Eli
as Fraser he Is about 8 feet 8 or 10 inches
high, rather sprightly in appearance and of
black complexion.
F. u. GREEN.
Lancaster, April %, 1888. IL IT,
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
In the Court Of Equity.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Bin TO Perfect title 10 Land and
for other purposes.
David CrOZicr. ComDluinnnt

for other purposes.
David Crozicr, Complainant,
vs..
James Crozicr, Thomas Crozier, Elizabeth
Ann Crozier, John Crozicr, Jacob Jennings
and wife Nancy, Andrew Morrison and Mar
garct his wife, children and heirs ut law of
Jane Crozier decd, who was II sister and
heir at law ofDavid Cousar deed. Of Lam
caster District, and who departed this life
about 1907, Dav id Cousar Elizabeth Cou-
sar and husband DunGom, Anna Cousar and
husband name not known, Jane Cousar and
husband name not known, Mary Ann Cou-
sar, and if dead her husband and children,
names not known, the widow and children
of James COusar decd, (son of Thomas)
names unknown, and Thomas Cousar, (son
of Thomas,) children and heirs at law of
Thomas CouSar decd, who was q brother
and heir at law of David Cousar decd, Eliz-
abcth Gawley, William Foster and Anna E.
his wife, James Ii. Miller, Pleasant NJ. Glass
and Margaret his wife, John w. Johnson and
Lefty manda his wife, Henry Stringfellow
and Mary his wife, Henry Champion and
Ter ct al. Defendants.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that each
and every one, and all of the above named
defendants reside without the limits of this
State, it is ordered on motion of Clinton So
lcitor for complainant, that each and every
one of the said defendants do answer plead
or demur, on or before the aith of June 49,
So, to the Bill filed against them by David
Crozier, to perfect his title to 4 tract of land
situate in lancaster District, originally grant
ed to David Cousar, August 4th, 1900, for
6i0 Acres, and for other purposes, and in
deflult thereof said hill will he ordered and
said and above named defendants,
JAMES. Ii. WITHERSPOON,
Com, Eq. l.. Dist.
Lancaster C. II. S. c., March l9,Eis53.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY,
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

and portion of his Library. The furniture
is Of the most superior order, Of the latest
style, and has been we'll kept. There Is 40
5ttter property in the State,
He will also soil for cash. his valuable
atn,E of
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N0TICE.

A NY person wishing 10 purchase good
a LAND, viii do well to call on the
subscriber, who has tract Of land located
In Lancaster District, situated on the waters
Der at ths lowest price.
PETER L. PLYLER.
Juno lst 1853, lift
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A Verv Full
pOOO LBS. IRON.

A III kinds, Tyre, Mcalds, Squore. Round
IA Swedged, English. Swced and h,neri-
can, for sale bf 49, J. ADAMs
May - l5-~st
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AFFLICTED, READ
MEDICAL HOUSE.

Established ls years ago. by DIR. Kinktlin,
NJ w. Corner Of third and Union
Streets, betireen Spruce and
Pine SIS. Ph,iadd.
ISIGfITEEN years Of extensive md unin.
H. teruptcd practice in this city, have rcn
dered DR.. X. the most expert and successful
practitioner, Ear and near, in the :.eatment Of
AL diseases Of private nature. Persons af-
tlietod with ulcers upon tho body, throat or
legs, pains in the head or bones, mercurial
rheumatism, structures. gravel, diseases aris.
ing from youthful cxcesses or impurities of
the blood, whereby the constitution has be-
como enfecbled, are all treated with success.
lie who places himself under tho care Of
Dr. K, may religiously confide in his honor
as n gentleman, ana confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
Take Particular Notice.
Young mon who have injured themselves
by certain practice indulgcd ina habit fro
quently learned from evil companions or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and destroy both mird and
body, should apply Immediately. Weakness
and constitutional debility, loss Of muscu-
lar eneFgy, physical lassitudc and general
prostration, irratability and all nervous affec-
tions, indigestion, sluggishness Of the liver,
and every disease in any way connected with
inc ti.-;:.s1s.s ti:.s1s.s sf :s:s T.eeseS..ii:s sane.iens
s,nyed and r1ll vipor reg.ered
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Glove Boxes and Dressing Cases.
ALSO,
LAMP WICKS. BURNING FLUID
AND
Garden Seeds.
Elizabeth Gawley

lie is now the regularly appointed Sale
Agent for the following valuable Family
Medicines, viz DIR Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, DIR. Rogers Liverwort and
Tar, Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, Dr.
Haughtons Pepsin, DIR. anarchists Ute
rine Cetholicon, DIR. Aliens Vegetable Com
pound, DIR. little's Family Medicines, Lou
den g. Co.'S Family Medicines, DIR. Keeler's
Family Medicines, DR.. Hobensack's Worm
Syrup, DIR. Hobensack's Liver Pills Colleton
Bittcrs, Epping's Sarsaparilla and Queen's
Delight, Railways Ready Relief and other
popular remedies, DIR. Tobias Venetian lin.
imcnt, &C., &C..
All medicines sold at his establishment
are neatly labelled, carfulIy packed, If desir-
cd, and sent to any part of the town,ort to the
Rail Road Depot, free Of charge.
The qualities of the medicines warranted :
charges as uniform, and 50 low as good med
icines can be bought at any establishment In
the up country.
Orders respectfully solicited.
z. ], DE HAY. +
March 80. 1853. , s--Iy.
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BOTTLED SODA WATER,
A FULL supply kept constantly on hand
n by HASSELTINE g. HAGINS
May %. 25-4t.
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Executive Chamber.

oy OIuef OI tU0 NONeIuOF.
B.T. WATTS, Secretary.
1. John B. Moragne,
2. Col. Pierce M. Butler,
3. Lieut.. Col. James p. Dickenson,
4. Lieut.. James w. Cantey,
5. Lieut.. John Ward Stewart,
g. Lieut.. David Adams,
z. Lieut.. Elijah +. Williams,
8. Surgeon James Davis, jr.
COMPANY A.
I. Richard cannon Carwile,
2. III. p. Pratt, ..
3. Turner Crooker,
4. Zimmerman G. Nixon,
8. Thomas J. Wilder,
6. James A. Wilder,
7. Eugene A. Wilder,
8. Robert b. Wilder,
8. Robert ID. Mccoy,
10. John J. Ramsay,
IL. George Yates,
II. Joseph T. Grooms,
l3. Serg't. NJ. J. NJ. Murphy,
IL. Serg't Thomas ID. Glenn,
e Is. Corp. r. Marion Black,
l6. Thomas p. Black,
II. Francis G. Britton,
lS. Joseph Carter,
l9. l.. NJ. Coker,
90. Samuel II. Drake,
81. Scarboro r. Drake,
%. James Goodall,
%. jacob l.. Jennings,
-. William Johnson,
25. Robert S. Moody,
26. Laurel Spann,
~. William J. Smith,
%. David Scurry,
%. Thomas b. Wells,
80. Robert Kolb.
81. John G. Dubose,
30. }. p. Hardy, NJ. ID.
COMPANY
33. James p. Cauthen, Sergeant,
81. Isaac N. Stewart,
35. George Hilton,
36. Minor Hilton, Corporal,
81. John NJ. Gettis,
3S. Samuel Hilton,
80. Thomas +. Blunt,
40. Byron Barnett,
Al. Marion G. Carsten,
~. James NJ. Carter,
=. 43. James Dobbius,
A.. VIM. c. Ellis,
IS. Woody Estridgc,
46. Thomas Griffen,
Al. James Gettis,
IS. William n. Hilton,
49. Elisha Henson,
80. Benjamin Huggins,
81. Charles A. Ingram, s
81. William J. Johnston,
So. William A. Lisles,
81. Angus Mcdonald,
SIS. Anon McManus,
So. Davis McManus, ...,. =
81. Bey p. Massey, ~.
So. Charles S. Perry,
SO. Harvey Phyer,
go. Samuel Robinson,
81. Hyram Ryalls,
81. w. J. |. Short,
SO. Samuel A. Taylor,
g.. John Terrct,"
65. Conrad Wright.
COMPANY +.
66. Horatio NJ. Ripley, Serg't.
81. william, l. Wiikie,
6s. Samuel w. Alexander, ...
80. Henry s. Dickson, .'.
20. Thomas NJ. Leitch, ,''
~. Christopher G.. Carsten,
u. David w. Corkie,
73. Daniel Dowling,
a.. Horton w. Hammer
rs. Joseph Williams, , 49,. o.
76. Thomas Kennedy,
II. Aycrid w. Burkcn,
IS. Claus Myer,
20. Thomas G. Carr,
80. Robert Dunlap,
81. Michael Hartman 90.
p, 81. Charles w. Hargrave.
COMPANY III.
SO. Barkley A. Friday,
81. C.. T., Carter,
IS. II. II. Corley,
SO. George Somerdraker,
81. Thomas Simons,
80. Doyle f. Sweeney,
80. J. B. kennerly,
80. Sergeant ID. B. Morgan,
81. Sergeant +. P. Alexander,
81. II. Dent,
90. Isaac Dent,
81. N. c. Darriall,
95. ii. Dial,
90. T. w. Duke,
81. J. Dial,
SO. J. Friedebcrg,
%. w. ii. Blunt.
100. John T. Lupo,
l0I. James Martin,
lO2. Calvin Martin,
l03. Sergeant A. X. Montgomery.
lO4. Joel Medlin,
los. Patrick Rast,
lO6. ID. ii. Trezevant,
I07. Ira C.. Tunison,
lUS. Alexander Tunison,
lO9. Wm. Wilson.
COMPANY G.
10. A. J. Miller,
III. Aaron McGraw,
li2. Andrew McGraw,
ia Henry McGraw,
ia. Henry Benjamin Cook,
ll6. David II. Lavender,
ll6. VIM. w. Robertson,
III. John ]. Neeley,
ll6. Thomas l.. Fraser,
ll9. James Romedy, ..
100. Joseph White,
l2i. lanes Philips,
l92. Robes..I, True,
l23. James earn,
1874. John w. Cook,
l25. Sergeant John w. gugler. s...
lo6 Jackson Royd
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Lemon Syrup

NHAMPAIGNE Cider, Cordial, Byass
~ London Porter, Champagne, &c.
at IASSELTINE g. HAGINS. 1
Nav 20 'S l6-1t p
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Soda or Mineral Water
TINE subscriber would invite the attention
l. of dealers to the fact that he is now
manufacturing and bottling in Camden, n very
superior article of Lemon, Soda and
Sarsa P;lrillsl, which he does not fear to
say, will be found fully equal and perhaps
something better than any article of the kind
brought from Charleston. Give me but n
trial and will insure perfect satsfaction.-
Orders from abroad promptly attended to
and great care used in packing.
FRANCIS l.. ZEMP,
Camden, s. e.
April Is 10 3teow4t
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May 4,
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GOOD s,

-. Standard" Raleigh "North Carcli-
M Whig;"" Western Democrat" Charlotte
'Yorkville Remedy" !North Carolina Argus"
Wadesboro' will copy until Juno lst and
send accounts TO JH. w.
is ats.
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,rs,c q, the tirns beng TOO drank % take he
necessary to the slip she totally Co s,s
Jog e.shiy-six men and all the h0rse- Ssl.sy 6,s.ss
pre- ectcd from shore BY means Of rockets 6a, - -
lessness Of the 0ficer IN charge rendered Tim
avail Boston Traycier Iess q
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DREADFUL SRrPwREoK, EIGHrYsrx LUys
LosraIse large Englsh ship Successor, lying 10 M,
drss hosds having On board IA persons and grss,
number OF horses oandered at her anchors Ia ssb, ~
eunfreds Of people, on the etn Of October Isat IT,
captain and second officer bad gore On shore Iesv;,g
ship nc he care Of the mate ,q,ssH sYose ~
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STATEMENT h0iSs the sGlE> u Good, renalaina In VA.
heases al ne ose Of e2ah quarter fro Ia S0ofs>n,,J,
ISL 70 t< sea II JzEe ist enaibsed Dy he s,aarc
TrfSl q pf Ce1oetor ef ne Casiozs Under .is .r1,
icas e S act ~ ssi e Asgus ls ard aiso ne sao.a,
afxrflex nltgki< fA-ve--T- - '~@'~
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The following are the Yeas and Nays in tho
House Of Representatives on Monday Jan. IL. re-
fusing to suspend the Rules to enable Mr. Marshall to
introduce his Ten Millions Resolution;
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF rHE rHERscssrER an
a. J. Dse;0Sy's Lfor4syiy Lyaai & Ctask'sy q. ~.
1888. Jam. Neon SPIN
January N...........g 81
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.s9U332 ktI9s ss

Average per annufn sS,yIo,SjZ titJ36l6
MISUNDERSTANDING he ralse Of certain articles in
yOrisd dsrfsc TIE yedIs eadtag he5oA n June 1915
1915 1851 GAd 1882 fSf,y dedscag NE yeerpoyfaons
aad ne eNogaf n day ehea acerUed on each during re
saas rcftods rssFecftsciy;
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fsh0 oppossea u Romsni D-,snc.s. IRE. soi>,,
Sal e.'s f-isss, d k-SsSs, u.s. o-As-sat % aos
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DOMESTIC psopucr. ere, ExPosrgD

Total.
STATEMENT Of me Doreshe Produce, So, exported from
ne United States 10 Forega Countries from 1910 ~ 1852
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1915.
SIG Sss sIslsa SIS aTool "a ara a. Ia
-.r... On.r..lx Lalue a ISL LIE a a. - - q

STATEsENr sEAibag ", gzaatify aad soiae of C,t.,a
eIostri aaHIaals from $40 T. lsS2, tadssfss:
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Teal tonnage. e. IL l.ss4sfs su7,H2 %isS' 70,
- -. 1890 81 "A, ,,.yss If Ilss,stie Exports #
IA, fsl.d sax. SzTiss ~ gerr ssdise sas Stf Jzr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

STATEMENT exhibiting ne ndlae istisbte ~eyraade
exported aanasp FROM 1910 % 1882 isci ire, sh9oa9
0so, ne raine rJposfsS from Wareson'o under zee OCT
II .fuCasf6 1876;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

The fall ctsrss Tor the Last quarter Of tie year have
ecen received fona the htaeh mniA be; the probable
amount Of their eonsse ~in be ehon, Sl Of which
Ae proportion a. the branch mint 81 New.ores viii BE
NV and The rsnsiuaes >hout e,eally evids1 between
Geeuia.
In accordance with Ire act OF sesscc proposals hsye
been invited, BY rahhc advertisement ho here and in
esesnia sof the erection sf Mint San Francesca in
sesfdAncs with Ans prepsra with great care under TIE
dee.ioa o. sals b~sscut boweves have srest dcnht.
whether sy proposals viii he made Ter the erection
o. sAse sa'ielss se< TIE sspry eftee neeafal ma
has restricted the expenditure Including hosh Of tsss es
ieess
Evep, sswsvcs should proposals be n,ss. vh;.A v,,ls
- ssnssctcry end eosld he srcsrte1 ~ TIE enssrs
nc presscss eceld be made wth tie uerk Until Ce,s,
Aathexes the rrchase Of ate and maAee The u-s ar
preparation thsfeses from the eest tniersoa now IN
pese~icn q the Department Of the pahc rrs-ryrs
in that city ssoss rsvpes and esse eseas sO tsis sai
Nv the act Of the ssA Sepenees lse uskas .psrcps,
ssiens Or the C,yl sn& psporsse expenses Of 0over
cnt fr tAe year ending the sch Of Jrnr 1851 Congress
s1shersed the sproinnt Of United >fsfes Asssyes <
Caersss end sesseS ccntrsc; 70 ee made BY tina De
rsEtnenf with The rsoryescss % vel estsAsAeS
syns vctks ,os sssayag so sA1 snias inn barn and
ipso.s under the sae>svcn 81 the eoast
cusnce and the contss,os hnitsd hcir charges
er the svices rnd.red BY Aeta the sSed ey tie
Legislature Of California in essahhsAias State Aas Of
See.
The D~rartznenf wxs ns1scea with vssw 90 fraisA %
hI = il had tie Power ssse and cccvcnisn
he psoS IL Ca0xa.A spthorse the receipt Of ths
ssss q TIE Asay 0kce thss esfzhed 'cs rahc es>s
Vssay = thy have al the esnfA reqsss Of esiz sDd
- the was hsbey,d 10 b the eject Of Ccksre~-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21
Defeat Of FuIib usters.

Treasury Department, Regissers Oniee. Jan. 1885.
N. SARGENT, Regis,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

~ r0ss Yea designated thus Nay thas 80
those shO Ab.crt OF al not vote thus, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-10
Washington and Adams re elected.

John Adams elected President, and Thomas JEFF
iersOn Vice-President.