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Fatal CATAsTnoruE.-At Il Gining
party II few days since, while cham
pagnc was circulating pretty freely
aud jcsts were sparkling as sparkling
wine, one modest young gentleman
who was engaged in the turkey dc
partment, suddenly proposed con
nundrum: "Why arc most persons
who cat turkey like babic:?" y great
silence followed, accompanied with a
deep reflection. No one could an
swer. All seemed perplcxcd. The
modest young gentleman blushcd, and
was hacking out Of his own proposi-
tive. detained hlm by tno D"i,on 81
lis coat, and he was compelled, at the
entreatics OF the party. 10 give The
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ltrl lfttri,l1riiO EIirn.

There was an attempt made on Fri
day night last to set lirc to a house at
the Western extremity Of this Nil
la.c owned by JAS. II. VAUGHAN
lEsqr., and occupied by the Rcv'rd j.
II. CHASnLEH The family had re-
tired to led and were aroused about
II O'Clock by smell ofsm, kc, which
was seen issuing through the crcv-
iscs of the floor, upon which they rush
Cd out and discovered fire built. on
one Of the sills Of the house which
was immediately cxiin@uisAcd. This
WAS evidently the work of an inccn-
diary, aud we hope strong efforts viii
he made to discover him, it is not
the first attempt we have heard of
and families would do well TO be on
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: Blacksmith sShoD,

The subscriber has rcinovadstis shop
near 10 the Rail Road depot, where hegi}
really io,la any work il. his line at ShoSss,s
notice. Terms cash, orswhen accoGrs,
arc made atall,sih mustb be settled every
threemonths, s,s
Persons not disposed 10 comply win
.ilrsg,hhoge terms viii please tpislfi fdsi,
,st3ers for ,soi&, s,4 3is,
q 0GffI q ~
Eco. 7ilsl
sNRtehHtal @i'' i''icony 1t, Isl
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Coll saw on Thursday last:i
piece of.gold ore, found oiis tile plans,l-i
ton of Mr.. Seaborh Jones, of2this dis
trict, Which it is said contains about
thirty dollars worth Of gold. 1t was
found in Lancaster District; the line be-
tween Lancaster and kcrshaw past
ses through M. Jones land. We
mention this III order that Lancns-
ter may have credit for all that
belongs TO it. Camden Journal.
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50. CAR0LINA--S SUMTER DIST, Z
By ". LEWIS, Es7 Ordinary .tar SAID
l..f, ,,-} 4 ..f.

Whereas, William Lewis hath applied
to nc for Letters Of of'Adminislration, on all
and singular the goods and cha,tles, rights
and creditors of Rev. C.5P. Elliott late of
tie said District. deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and adinon-s
iSh all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors OF the said deceased, tolhes and appear
before NC at Sumter Court House on the
first day of March now next ensnipg.to
shew cause. if any, why the. said sadminis-a
,ration should not he granicd.s,
Witness my hand and seai--uffstl,e
lis. Court, this 10th pay ,of FebruarisE
1888. .ita3 I
w. ]. SINGLETON. e. &C
Feb. 18th, 1853 16---3t%f5
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From the Mercury

Mcssrs. Editors: avail myself OF
the courtesy OF your columliM to re-
turn most heartfelt and g,$ssc,tnI nc
acknowledgements TO those, c1SSrs in
this State and elsewhere. who 4Ave
made such kind notices of me on MY
instalmcnt into my new post. would
fnin wish that they had been as
well deserved, as they have been gen
crously bestowed.
1t shall be my highest effort, so
to act in my present position. that
they will sec no cause tp think les Of
me. either professionally y or personally.
! repeat my thanks for their I,vora.
bic comments upon the past, and
their wishes for my future prnsrer-
ty: and conclude with rendering to
t!.cIn the hrspitali;ics Of my house.
Whenever they may visit Co!umb Il. Re
spcctiuIly,
JAMES G.. JANNEY.
4
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-----~~I - S.<Dsb-s -sN--

a CAED.-lhc undersigned was
nominated rs q candidate for this Con
grcssional District some months ago.
During The last session of tic I.cci>la-
turc the Districts Of ork aud Chester
were attached TO F'arlamd, l,ich!and,
kcrshaw, and Sumter, and which now
compose the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict of the State. Since the under
signed was put in nomination, the
names OF other gentlemen have ap-
pcarcl, and he is Informed that n re
port is III circulation ''tliat he had with
drawn, or intended to withdraw, from
the contest before the day ofrIection."
1t is true the undersigned has remain
Cd al home attending to the business
of his farm, and has not been absent
from his own lodgings hut two
nights Tor the last three months. Last
Sunday night hc slept in Columbia,
and Monday night in Winnsboro, at
his old friend McMas,er'S Hotel. Tues.
day eve found him again at his Castle
The undersigned has not thought it
necessary TO trampoose all over the
Congressional District to tell eve
ry body lie was candidate, and to So
licit their votes. Upon such terms lie
would not, if he could, be elected. As
soon, however, rs The undersigned, gets
his oats &oms,l, and his plantation
work $'rniyht. he viii - and make
a flying visit to some OF his friends
in different parts Of the Congrcssion-
al District. In the meantime. he as
Surcs all that he will not he Jti.Btd Of
from the field by any back handed
5T0w,, OF uHT-Tetf'rrT " pa \ n
not first in tic charge: lie wiik, be
last in retreat"
JAMES O'IIANLON,
Of Log Castle, lsichland District,
Feb. 10. 1893.
.Ge>.b-.
Mr.. Maxwell Chanhcrc of Salisbu-
~, n. c., has made donation Of
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The Darlington FIo3 states efhat
Daniel {. Mcl.cA!, Who was cSInSfHisalHft cSInSfHisalHft t.
ted few weeks ago for the GkIIiissg 8of
Nndlcw Muldrow. has been AaiiiH,cd
t" bail lie WAS taken bcforou0 han
ccilor Dargan. on writ OF hahc0S cor
p"$, who, after hearing some tcstimo-
ny ON the case, granted an order for
bail on condition OF! his entering into
bond for five thousand dollars with
three Surctirs IN the sum Of one thous-
ANA each, which conditions were com
Piled with, and he was tlsrcupnn re-
leased.
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not itere mime syei sis
cd do s as we hayes q Two
Dr. 1Iooilansl's German itierss By ID q
Jackson, n'd our word fJrit yof@ y III ,is ciirea.
We recommend this nciicine, kiips, iiIa isu1i
experience tliat iismucIi superior 10 tic aei,es
rality Of patent medicines. We would iSas los
our rc"dera. purcha4ed none urless prepsfed sIsy
DR.. c. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia siiy Il IN
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@ BI u & r z.

DEp-ln this District at the resi-
dcncc Of his father on Sunday night
tic Gil inst, JAMES WALTER, son of
Col. j. d. and Mrs. Mary II. Ash
more.
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So, Carolina Sumter Dist.
Elizabeth David
VIZ. yfAs4s sts ts ssta ss a,

J. ". IEtV!u, CT. -aI. -Y11l7g "a 5'5IE57 z
By virtue oisahsnrcr from wv. Lewis,
Dsl. Ordinary Of Sumter District 5wtll
se5:s Ssiay in March pexE
4. Sumter Conrl House, betwcetl he leg.,i
hours OF sale, ono tract of land, containing
227 acres on -------- ----- Bay, in The fork OF
Black River.
TEEMs,-A credit Of two years, Gall
fees cash } tl's purchaser giving bond with
good security and mortgage OF the prelni-.
ses to the Ordinary, for. The payment Oftlle
purchase money, with interest from the:
day Of sale. f,
J. c. RHAAiE, s. SD.
Feb. 18th, 1853 I6-2t
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r-57 The Florida Conference com.
mrncrd It's session at Quincy ON the
eth u!'.. Bishop Capcrs presiding. At
It's opening thirty preachers were pres,
"n', about fifteen others being expect
ed to arrive af crwar,l$.
Rev. i. u. Smilh WAS made Sec
retary, and the usual comm tees for
business were appointed. First to
Sapc"intend religious services in the
church, s. Z Richardson and John T..
hirhardsnn; scconL. ON book accounts
and periodicals, Ley, Kennedy, and
jydingS; third. OH sunday sc!,"uls,- G..
W. fHgg and Thomas Gardner. fourth.
on education. I. y, Gardner, y. Pcr!cr
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CouNTERFEIrs.- We We're ycstcr-3
day shown n billspurportings to bc&of
the denomination otlitly dollars, and
issued at the Branch Sank of the
State Of South Carolina, at Colum-.
bia, which had been received by gen
ucman in Florida as genuine. 1t
bears The signatures Of j. Fisher. Cash
ier, and II. III. Goodwyn, President,
Which are of course forged. Our
country 'caders, however, cannot be
imposed upon by this counterfeit, if
they will onl y bear in mind that tic
branches of the Bank of the State of
Soutll-Carolina at Columbia and
Camden issue no bills bearing a higher
value than ten dollars. a gang of
countcricitcrs seem to be about, and
traders i'll the country especially can
not he too cautious in examining all
bills that may be offered to them.
Charleston (UH3jpr
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MAJOR BINJAM:% lIAHr, one Of the
Oldest and most respectable citizens Of
Columbia, died in that place on $at,'r-
day last III the c@hty-scyenth year OF
his aye. lie served in the State Log
islature for Il mumhcr OF years rs Rep
rcsrntativc and Senator from Orange
Parish and Lexington District, and
was one OF the Surveyors, VIII, or .iHal
Iv lail out the toxin OF Columbia.
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EkFooflasad's German FGiftcrs.
Hundreds OF onr citizens complain Of dehili,
ty and lansonr, Of the system, arrangement Of
The liver aud stomasl, Want OF appetite, .&c,;
they are 5freqpsn.ly the result Of TOO close an,
liradOn; and a thousand other causes We gats
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-02-15
Plank Iscp;sSss.

We sec by the GrcrMvilr and lEl-,r-
field papers that the people in that
section are alive to The Importance and
benefit Of Plank Roads. he Edge
field anl Hamburg Road has just de-
ciarcI Il dividend ofJ1Mtcc,. per- cat.
which proves the stock pretty sool
also. |, is worth your Willie OH nrm
OF Sumter 10 think Of tliS.
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LARGE SALE OF NEGEoEs.-M Mcssrs.
Capc's and Hayward sold at auction
yesterday a gang Of negroes, belong
ing to the estate of John II. Mcintosh.
OF Duval county. Fla, 900 in mum.
bcr, for *91,423, averaging *tGG
per head. They were sold in families
amd there was an unusual proportion
"f Young children. Ouc family Of
ten averaged #5O5 each, and another
Of ten averaged S6l0 each.
Mr.. 'i'hos. ID. Cundy, sold at the
same time Il gang Of 30 negroes, be-
long 10 the estate of J. Mel cod, for
S3o,i55, or al average Of S625 per
head. One family of : averaged $40
each, and Il i;lmiIy OF averaged c 50
each Mr.. Condy also sold two OH
er gangs, one Of 3], and the other OF
36, at similar prices, but the par,ic-
u!ars Of which we could not learn.
Prime field hands range! from $500
To 5000.
These sales, comprising in the az
"rcgatc 32I slaves, show Il considrra-
die advance in the value Of this kind
of property, the prices being high
or than have been obtained in this
city for the last twenty-five wears.
CharieSt0n Jiercurgss,h
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\ I4S N-> I'll, ESsS ssSS 81 5S5iSs
&
= ''F
"''h' !'A'' all
road i.,ak
II. w } / III
Wade lIa s ,rw
Wallace, man
Alfred i kcr
Bnycc, w j;un,,
Henry Go .E ~ +,
}. Pattcrs
y
James W
pcYronmcH Locke.
G. \. 10 O. b.
billiard. James
I."@arc, NJ Gravs-
on, james
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CHARLESTON, Feb. II.

The market here is duh and droop-
ing. On Saturday The sales reached
about 100 bales ut extremes ranging
from S TO 10 l-Scts.
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TuE SILVER CorNAGE Bill. Tie Gnl.
loving is given as the substance i.,,
silver coinage bill rs reported /" Tie
House Of Representatives, varying c5.
scntialiy from the bill rs it passed the
Senate at the last session:
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You can't get "l"ng in thc world with
a holncly wife. Shell spend half
her limr in hooking in the glass, and
lur'ltsss SsxSiIsSt, ami brush, and iix til!
she {, Ssf, 1855 vrNcd with her
own 'i9sHis, aml sh:'il 50 right of
aNd rl:!Ik ,hc halN.
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Notice.

All persons having demands againstlle,
estnle Of Chosel Weeks decd. viii. hand
them in dnly nitcs,ed asSilie5 Jaw Directs
and all those indebted 10 tie same; will
make payment 10 81
F. WEEKS, Ex..oF4..iSS IS
Fob 10Th, lS33 I6-22Di
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THE SUMTER BlNNDR,
Sumterville, So. ca.
J. RICHARDSON LOGAN, EDITOR.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Is. 1858.
COTTON MARK EI'G'.
New IoHK, Feb. -.

NEW YoNK, Feb. y.
There has been n decline in this
market today of l.Sc. midIling up
lands selling ut 8 S, and Orleans ut
10 4cts.
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>
CrnA.-Ihc following in relation TO
the island of Cuba is from the Editor
OF the New York. Mirror, who is on
Il visit there.
thus far. from what have seen in
the Island the conclusion is forced IN
on me that the Spanish portion of the
people Of Cuba are happier and more
c"ntcntcd than the citizens oithc Uni-
ted States; and it may be added, re-
gardinG the condition Of the former. if
ignorance is bliss, it is folly to he 9th
crwlsc. 1t is also true that if the pco-
pic Of the United States were placed in
this paradise OF Cuba, and compelled to
be ulder SpGnish laws, they would be
the mosS unhappy people on The,
earth. Liberty or Death, woul.. rot
only be their watv!iworL, 'Mt their nc
ccssitv.
''lhc great mistake of Americans
who preach conmiScration Of the Gu
bans IS, that they place themselves in
the condition OF II race of people With
5 sMhom they E22ve bhsii!!,ss s,gn,sssasia y w
he lluJaIcros arc IS unlike the New
Workers, for instance, as the rltmat>,
Of the two cities. What care these
luxurious children Of the sun for villa,
we call 'Iihcrty, SO 10, q rs Nature en-.
broi,lcrs their path with flowers, apI
the golden Grange and fat .banans
i'll the sunshine; and the,
sparlilcs upon the bouniSg!
plump scnori,as, i
smoke OF the "a
from ,hoirs4
do mplrs 4 h Is ~
- S-
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From the Southern Baptist
SuMTERyul,E jim, 3Ist 1874

SoMIERN1LLE, Jan. jiSt, 1893.
Dear ljrolhcr-ln compliance with
the request Of the SumtcrriIc Ban.
tiSt church, ut the last !, ccting of the
Charleston Association, "ihat union
meetings be formed within the bounds
OF the Association where they do not
already exist" delegates from the fol-
loving churches convened in Sum
tcrville on the 2Sth inst. for that pur.
pose, Viz, Suntervil!c, Home Branch.
Calvary, C"ngar"c, Fellowship, Cam
den, Bculah, High Hills, and Nloriah.
~ constitution was adopted. The
name given to the body is ''lhc Sum
ter Union Meeting" 1t is composed
OF delegates from Baptist churches in
good standing. The object OF the
meeting is the spiritual improvement
OF the churches Of which it is com
posed, and the general interests of
the Mcssiah's Kingdom. Like the
former Sumter Union Meeting, il will
hc held i'll every month which has
i've Sabbaths, commencing on Fri
day before the fifth Lords day.
Nitcr adopting measures, which,
we trust, will be Instrumental in pro-
noting the interests of our Saviours
Kingdom: the Union adjourned. ! he
next meeting TO hc held with the Cam
den Baptist Church, commencing Fri
day before the fifth Sabbath in MAY.
Bro. n. Graham was appointed to
deliver The introductory sermon. and
Bro. II. w. Mahoncy his alternate.
Bro. J. l.. Boycc. the haritv sermon.
and Bro. Il. Adams his alternate.
L. NI
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There is 4 IarS" io,tir ~farc IN oy.
cry life in which IN GIT bc planted the
oaks and fruit tree, ui rmighlrEcl
principle and vir'uou+ Elbil, Which,
growing up, would yield to old age an
enjoyment, glory and SHADE.
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The value Of fdeposits ofgold ut the
Branch Mint of the United States ut
New Orleans during the month Of Jan-8
uary last, amounted to s3l4,760 IL,
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Mr.. Maxwell Chamhcrc of SaliSbu-
~, n. c., has made Il donation Of
$50, 900 to Davidson College.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

AMERICAN HOTEL IS w vsnable,
Petersburg; Mrs Hobbs, Miss Wintree, and
Miss Woodbridge, Chesterfield; b Worsham,
Prince Edward; DR. &c Coleman. Navy;
D. Turner, Portsmouth; A s Woodbridge,
Midlothian; + Z Rives, A ] Blick and J
Vaughn, Petersburg; II Ford, New York; J
Venabls and lady, Petersburg; J Henry,
Warrentoni A Sturtevant, New York. II
Hopkins and g c Taylor,N c: 5 L Eastman,
Iewistown; X b Martin, Goochaad u Mitch
ell, Nelson; r c Graves, Roanoke; c Hut.
bell, Appomaiox; DR. I E Jones, Alabama; 1
Douglass, lady and Miss Reeves, Charleston;
W Scruggs, Po"ha'a1; J. b Grgndy, and
b Grundy, Baltimore; ID w Paul, eteTs-
burg; w L Rodgers, New Brunswick; e
Brown, Washington: F W Watknson, Balt-
more; r Mayhem, Kentucky J L Murdoch,
Mass.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-James L Crow
der, Powhatan; r b Roberts IN, Petersburg;
Judge Nash. Powhatan; r Gauding; Char
lotte; E r McClanaha1, Roanoke;J Z Beard,
Baltimore: c Tardy, ) 5 z K; two Mss
Whartons, P Edward; q Hayden, d.; q VIII
son, Cumberland Nj Wilson, Povhatan;
5 Smith, Chesterfield; K A Croxton, 81 ID
X r; II H May, Powhatan; Trade, 90;
ID Clark, Dinwiddie; Jas { Yates, ines
terri. IT.; G W Friend, do; / II Epes, Motto
Ii w iS0T, tndrIeStOD; w DdtNa'I - ''N
n-,, Jf, d.; Moore, w F Moore, obe"iIie;
Ja. l. Coleman. do; E Appllng, DO; !onn u
Hughes, Jr, Fluvanna; j Smith, Nelson; u
A " hi,e, Ap,,ornatto1; H Simon, Abing don;
] c Williams, FIu.arn1i Jno Barnes, Gooch-
land; B Walker. Orange.
CITY HOrEL.-F A Siblev, Miss Wake,
Va: McGhenn, n e; J w Sims, I Graves
J + Whalins. W; franklin, Il f;J A har-
v ooo Hauose,; Mr Wild, Richmond A Haw-
k,ns. + = Daniel, J 5 Murry, n c; J Pugh,
NY;C u Sands, S CT J W Smith, steamer
Powhatan; Murrow, Bait; W Wright, B
Green Il Wnerter, Va; u Crump. Alberarie
A Saturn, Brunswick; E y White, Chester
field; Dir Belts, Richmond; 5 E Bancroft,
Nashville: W Rulon, Penn.
EXCHANGE HOTEL A D Harne!i, U Navy;
E G Wisneil, Boston; z Ber6e sda!s, Ricamond
e Glascock and lady, Nc; N Cosby and servant,
Ky; 3 Deprem, New York; N Mechanic! aud
lady, Miss Bryant aud Mrs Jacxaway, CT John
Mortmore, New York; J Z Boyd. Va w Miller
end lady and Miss c ? Anderson, G0ochland:
Mcdowell, Botetourt; Coles, A!oemsr.e
Mcneil, N c; A Gowse, New York; Cowan and
T Conklin and lady, We, VIM Barkes, New fors
J NJ bland, Greensboro; T. Gresham and Queen
w w White, n C; w J Duprey, Petersburg; n II
Pa.teson, Liberty. Rischey, Liberty Hunson
and lady, Is Brown and lacy and l. ) Smith,
Portland Ne.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 9


Senate.
The Senate has passed the bill from the
House providing for the completion of the
Richmond and Danviile Railroad, and max.
ing Lean OF 5000. 600 to the company Of t1at
road.
The Senate has also passed the bill increas.
ing 10 the amount of 100000, the stock OF the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Company, in
which increase the State takes three-6tths.
House Of Delegates.
The Speaker laid before the House com.
munication from the Second Auditor, enclos-
ing statements of the amount of tonnage, and
the estimated value thereof, imported into
Richmond by the sever internal improvement
companies during the year 1852; which COM
muuicati' n was laid on the table and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Anderson presented a petition of p.
Voolfolk, jr, and others of Richmond, asking
the incorporation OF a savings bank in the city
Of Richmond. The petition was referred 10
the Committee on Ban g.
A bill: providing for the opening Of streets
through tue Armory Grounds, in Richmond
was iasen up, on motion of Nh. Anderson, on
its second reading.
Mr.. Old offered a substitute for the bill
which, after disc us zion of some len, tn, was
adopted.
The bill was then ordered to be engros.ed
for third reading.
At e subsequent period, motion was made
TO take up the bill on its pa sage. Deposition
being made, the motion was Withdrawn.
Amendments of the Senate 10 the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad Bill, were agreed to
by the House.
On motion OF Mr.. West, III Huntington and
New Martnsyile Railroad Bill! vas taken up
amendments made, read second time, and or"
dered 10 be engrossed for third reading.
! he following bills were passed to-day:
a bill amending the second section OF an aci
rrosidiDg tor the incorporation OF Building
Fund Associations.
A hill for HE relief OF Bushrod w. Herbert
OF the county Of Jefferson.
A bill TO authorize the President and Drec-
tors o; the Ruppuhannock Company 10 H.
crease the capital stock, and for other purposes.
A bill 10 authorize the Governor OF the Com
monwealth 10 cede the jurisdiction over certall
lands TO the United States for the building Of
light houses.
At the usunl hour the House adjourned.
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MARINE NE vs..
PORT OF RICE Hi - y ID +.

ARRIVED.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher Boston, mdse ID D
CurrIe
SAILED.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore Pni.ade, slia,
mdse, K RANKIN
5cnr Brilliant, Crsgh.oo, Baltimore, mG5', W D
Co.quItt 81 Co
Scar General Worth, Travis, Port WalthslI
Schr Southerner, Lefever, Norfolk, mdae, W
Co'quiti 81 Co
PHILADELPHIA, FEB s-Arr, sc;l7 Martha, Teal
Richmond
Cleared schr Joan Con- p:on. MUnch Richmond
New YORK, FEB Arr, schr Merchant Couch,
Richmond.
CD schr Hsxa, bayfield,, Richmond
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NEW LnNMIssIuN HuHsE.-The sua

NEW LOaIMIssION HDEsE.-The suo.
scrioers have entered into CO partnership under
the firm Ut PENDLETON e. BROTHER, tor the
OF Inc Commission Business il TOBAC-
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY an !
have taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, Nd.
g. W. PENDLETOa,
P. p. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August IStd, 1882.
References:
Hugh Jenkins & Co, Balr,mors
+. w. Bruno & Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson g. Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il Co, Richmond.
Archo'd Thomas & Son, do
Hugh w. Fry, do
Rhodes & Ogebsy, Bridgeport Ohio
John Crrigh Cincinnati
Gordon d. Co, Louisville.
w II. Bsrtisss, Charleston. s. c.
Otis J Chafee, do. do
James Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown kirkpatrick, do.
L. Chatee. do
d. Lamb Esq., Cssh'r N. w. Bank, Wheeling.
5. Brady, Esq, DO. Mer. & Mech do. 10.
James R. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sibley, Hamburgs, s. C.
Henry A. Schroeder Mobile, Alabama.
A. l.. Gaines. New Orleans
Oc l2-t w6m
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+ OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.

I OTIS ON UNION HILL FOR SALE.
~ AS the agent and trustee of THOS. II. BLA-
kEY,I will sell, privately. in lots containing one
or more acres each, 20 suit purchasers, eignt OF
ten a. es OF the land now owued sad occupied by
The said Blaksy. These lots D. autituly situa-
ted On Union Ill., fronting on the road leading to
B!akeys Mill, abou. a mile and halt only from
the Old market
Terms accommodating. Refer to John Saore.or
to the subscriber at his Office No. II Main street:
up stairs over Messrs. Sinsop q Co
an a-3tswts R WATKINS
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VikGISiA CENTRAL RAILROAD

v sIoFPlNG PLACES OMITTED. al = meet.
les OF the President and Dfectsrs Ut sae Vsrsiaia
Central Railroad Company, held on the l3rn gsau.
ny, 1873 toe ioi'oslag resolution was adopted:
hesotued, Inat from aud alter the lat day o! Psb
raary nexi, the following named stopping places
WI % omitted, VIZ; Crensaaw's, Asheaksr Road
John G Harris', Terrel.s Rock-cut Iro.,ina.
Ciafke's Trscx ana Hammock Gap Road
ia l5--lm sg9Grr "a,