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JUST PUBLISHED
MARTIN MERRIvALE, his ID mark
UROsCOPIAN PHYSICIANS.

LIVERY description of Diseases speedily
- removed.--New remedies low charges, and
rapid cures. Doctors BROTHERS GRAY perform
extraordinary cures in from three to five days We
cure old halftreated, lingering cases in two to three
weeks: such as have been under the treatment of
those boasting advertisers from eight to ten months
who pretend to cure in twelve to thirtysix hours.
We have patients of this kind daily who have paid
enormous fees, and without relief and had their con-
stitutions injured by the effects of mercury.
Our medicines are pleasant to take, and free from
mercury or any mineral substance.
Secret habits in young men effectually cured.
Impediments TO marriage, in both sexes removed,
and debilitated systems invigorated.
We can permanently increase or retard sexual or
human passions in man woman, If desired
No charge for advice.
Patients treated by lstter and medicines sent free
from damage or curiosity to all parts Of the world
Cures warranted.
Office No 179 south B street, opposite the Smith
sonian Institution Washington, d. @.
nov 1a-f 49,
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

w SLAlMANlO A. DlChlNO
u continues to undertake the agency of claims be-
fore Congress and other branches Of the government
including commissioners under treaties, and the va
rious public Offices He win attend to pre-emption
and other land claims, the procuring Of patents for
the public lands, and the confirmation by Congress
of grnnts and claims to lands; claims for property
lost In taken for the service of the United States
property destroyed by the Indians, or while in the
possession Of the United States invalid, revelu-
tionary, navy, widows, and halfpay pensions;
claims for revolutionary services, whether for COM
mutation halfpay, or bounty lands, as well those
against the State of Virginia against the United
States; all claims growing out Of contracts with the
government, for damages sustained in consequence
Of the action conduct of the government; and in
deed, any business before Congress the public Off
ces which may require the aid Of agent or attorney
His charges will be moderate and depending upon
the amount Of the claim and the extent Of the service
Mr.. r. A. DIcKIYs is known TO most of those who
have been in Congress within the last few years. or
who have occnpied any public attention at Washing
ton.
His office is on Fifteenth street. opposite to the
Treasury Department, and next TO the Bank Of the
Metropolis.
All letters must be post paid. nov l3-y
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r. III. DAVIDGE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

Commissioner of Deeds
FOR THE STATES OF
Virginia, New York, Maine,
Kentucky, New Jersey, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi Connecticut
Massachusetts, Maryland Pennsylvania,
Florida, Tennessee, Alabama,
Iowa, Georgia, California,
Arkansas, South Carolina, &C., DC.
Conveyancing In all its branches promptly and
accurately executed.
Office Louisiana avenue, opposite Fifth street.
nov 22-d6M1Y
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MIsLAID OR LOST.

MISLAID OR LOST,
AN or before the 9th instant, n Note
" drawn by Hanson Brown, payable 10 John b.
Killmon, or order, for one hundred dollars at four
months from date October 18th, 1884, endorsed by
John B. Killmon, n. M. A. Fenwck, and d. wester-
field. All persons cautioned not 10 negotiate for
said note, as paymest has been stopped.
w. STONE,
Wood and Coal Dealer, 7th street.
nov Is Washington. d. c.
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- No 406, Seventh street, between II and L.
The public are respectfully informed that the subscr
Der has on hand fn assortment Of Stoves, Tn-wsre
Jnpan-ware and fancy articles pertaining 70 his line
Of business He requests the citizens Of the Northern
Liberties 10 give him call and TO examine his stock
believing that II they shall do So they will not 20
elsewhere 10 make their purchases
Repairing, in his branch Of business, neatly and
promptly attended 10.
nov is-im J.P HoDGSON.
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| CARD.--To all who wish TO purchase

a CARD.--To all who wish TO purchase
n good Furniture or Housekeeping Articles Of
any KIND, the subscriber would announce that his
House-Furn shlng Ware Rooms, on Seventh street
No. $50, opposite the Exchange Bank well filed
with fine ssortment. None need wait for auction
sales 10 get bargains as he is determined not TO be
outdoDe anywhere He has six sets Of beautiful par
lor Furniture in store, and eight or ten sets Of
enamelled cottage chamber Furniture, made 70 order
and finished in superb style.
The season is far advanced, the assortment very
large, funds very desirable and great bargains may
be srpoced Goods delivered safely, free Of charge
10 all parts Of the city or Georgetown.
nov 27-eo3w N. NJ McGREGOR
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PLUMB,S DACUERREAN ROOMS.

PLUMB's DAGUERREAN ROOMS,
Over Todd's Hat store, Penn. avenue.
UyHE Pictures taken at this cstablish-
u ment cannot possibly be exoclled, the sppe-
ratus and chemicals used are Of the best description
consequently, bad picture Is an impossbility. Wis
tiers viii find every precauton taken for their
fort and the charges which low, vary in propor
ton 10 the style. The rooms are beautifully fitted
up and contain portraits o hundreds Of celebrated
public characters, and are always open for the exam
ination Of visitors. nov l9--H
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WINTER MILLINERY,

VNHE ladies' will find II TO their advantage 10 call
- and examine my assortment Of winter Bonnets
before they purchase ~ ! am determined 10 sell at
the lowest prices, and know that for taste STYLE or
price, they will compare with any in the District
Just CALL IL you don't bay.
Also select assortment Of Millinery Goods Hosi-
cry, Gloves, Perfumery, Combs, brushes, &c.
WIN. p. SHEDD,
nov. IA 500, Eleventh st.
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$4,000. RAMM 3 sa';a fns.ss 1.Sss;m..,. re.

The subscriber offers for sale bis large and handsome
House. (recently occupied by the Mexican Minister,
situated on Four-and-a-half street. Pennsylvania
svenue and in the most populous part of the city II
is an exceedingly well built house and has been erect
ed but very short time II contains eighteen fine
rooms and Is repiete with modern improvements
gas, bath fixtures, DC. has pump in the yard and
water cistern in the house The house rents for 900
per spnun and has not been idle one day since its
erection. On the premises are large brick stable
and carriage-house.
For inspection Of the premises and further p.rticu-
lars applv 10 r. w. BROWNING,
nov 37-d2w Under United States Hotel
DENTON's GREAT WORK
- For sale By
nov Is u.s. H0LLINGSHEAD.
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JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
Il FRESH stock Of Drugs and Chemi.
IA calls. Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Soaps, Hair
Oils, Hair Dyes, Pomades, Combs Hair, TOOTH Nail,
and Hat Brushes, together with complete assort-
ment of goods usually kept in frst-class Drug
Store. s. r. SYLVESTER
Druggist,
nov IA Cor Penn. avenue and 18th street
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COFFIN wARERoOM, &C.

II WILLIAM PLANT g. Co., Underta-
a. . kers-residcnce AIS Seventh street, between @
and II streets. Interments procured in any ground
or cemetery. Collins, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Hearse and every article for interments Of the best
quality furnished Mt short notice. the most
able terms and at all hours Of the night Having
the exclusive right Of Crump's Patent Corpse Pre-
server guarantee 10 keep the dead for any length
Of time. nov 2q--dly
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Two LET.-A comfortable three-story brick dwell
- ling, in good repair surrounded by fine shade
trees, and having pump Of excellent water in the
and Fourteenth streets west Immediately opposite
Franklin Square. Rent s25 per month. Possession
may be had Immediately.
Apply 10 J. G. McKELDEN,
No. H6, st north, bet 9th and 7th Sta. west
nov Ia--H
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WASHINGTON, G, THURSDAY AFTERNOON DECEMBER 4 1854
FALL STYLES OLE HATS AND GAPS.

FALL STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS.
E MATrINGLY, Fashionable Halter,
- No. 494 Washington Place, Seventh street, In
vies his friends and the public to examine his large
assortment Of Hats and Caps for gentlemen, youths
and children, before purchasing elsewhere.
tE No. 494 Seventh street nov Is
HOUSES and Lots for sale.-S Several com
IL Portable and pleasantly situated dwellings, and
a number Of welocated building lots. Great bar
gains may be had BY early application 70
w. G. DEALE,
Corner Of Seventh and ID streets,
A No. 526, second story.
Mcasurer Of Buildings.
w. G.. DEALE offers his services to builders and
others as Measurer Of all work connected with the
erection of buildings. All orders left at the corner
Of Seventh and streets, No $685. second story, viii
be promptly attended 70. nov ls--eof
JUST PUBLISHED
MARTIN MERRIvALE, his ID mark
lvA By Paul Creyton. Illustrated.
The Better Land, or The Believers Journey and
Future Home; by Thompson.
Gases of Conscience, by Pike and Hayward. This
Is most searching, instructive, and entertaining
book
The American Statesman, or Illustrations of the
Life and Character Of Daniel Webster designed for
American Youths; by Rev. Joseph Banvard.
Memories Of Grandmother, by Lady of Massa-
chusetts
Clinton book for boys by Simonds
Precious Lessons from the Lips Of Jesus.
Lowest thou Me! Both books by the Rev. Daniel
Wise.
For sale by
GRAY q BALIANTYNE,
No. 4s8 Seventh street
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FORREST HALL RESTAURANT.
TUy HECKER & sANDUsKY are now
u prepared TO furnish 70 order all the delicacies
of the season, such as
OYSTERS, GAME, FISH, &c,
and would respectfully solicit the patronage Of their
friends, and the public generally.
! Their BAR is at all times supplied with the choi-
cest liquors, wines, &c.
nov 16
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COALi COALi wOODii woODu
AIOW,S YOUR TIMEf Come one Com

NOW'S YOUR TIMEi Come one Come
~ all Extra lump Cumberland Coal, for sale
by W0RTH1NGT0N KEYS, corner Of Fourteenth
and streets, near Canal
Also the best article Of red and white ash Anthra-
cite Coal for CRATE stove furnace and range purpo
ses and last but not least have hickory oak and
pine Wood, Of superior quality.
All Of which we purpose 10 sell low for cash. our
motto being quick sales and small profits, short cred
its and long friends.
nov l4-eo2m
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OF THE
AMERICAN ANORG AM,

4 Daily and Heelly Paper, published in Washington
Gty, D. c., By
AN ASSOCIATION OF NATIVE AMERICANS.
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,AL AND WOOD YARI

COAL AND WOOD YARD.
" L. WATERS CO., dealers in Lehigh
w Schuylkil Red and White Ash, Cunber-
land or Bituminous, and Transition
GOALS;
Hickory Oak, and Pine
WOOD
Fnel delivered promptly to any part of the city by
honest and careful cartmen and full freight and
measure may be relied upon.
Office northwest corner Of Twelfth and streets
nov 13-eo1m
T.. NEAL, ON Seventh Street, opposite
a. Centre Market keeps constantly on hand for
wholesale and retail,
WINES AND LIQUORS
fall kinds,
SEGARS, &c.
nov l3-n
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY. .--Tbe SUBJ
~ scriber having taken the old established stand
under Odd Fellows Hail. No. 500, Seventh street, has
Just returned from the North, and is now opening a
general assortment Of Fresh FAMILY GROCERIES,
selected by experienced hand from the best houses
and ON such terms win permit him 10 sell them
low as any house In the city. In order that he may
establish his business fair basis II will be CON
Quoted on the cash system, which he believes win be
better for both seller and buyer BY strict attention
70 business he hopes 10 receive the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally. Fair dealing may
be expected in all cases.
GEORGE W. E. KENNEDY,
nov N--3taw2w Odd Fellows Hail. 18th st.
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JORBING SHOP.

- BUTT attends 10 all kinds of Jobbing and Re
oe pairing in the line of Joiner and Carpenter.
Shop corner Of and 18th streets; residence No.
52l, West 18th street. above Pennsylvania avenue.
nov 14--dlm
IUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
q assortment Of the celebrated Graefenberg
Medicines. s. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist &c., corner llth street and Pa. av.
nov IA
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsi
Great Reduction I'M PricesI
HNHE subscriber, during this week, pre-
- sents large inducements TO families and others,
in the purchase of DRY GOODS, which he offers for
sale at exceedingly low rates, Monday next he
will REMOVE TO his new, elegant and commodious
store,
CORNER OF / AND SEVENTH STREET,
where he will open an entirely fresh assortment of
Dry Goods OF the best description.
All accounts rendered, up TO the present time the
undersigned will esteem a special favor 10 obtain
settlement E.S. TATE,
nov Is S25 PENNSYLVANIA ayenue
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For tae Laaeaster Ledger.
Our Next Governor.
Col. LEWIS J. PATTERsoH.

Mr.. Editor; ! pcreive that several wor.
thy and distinguished genIlrmen have been
placed in nomination for the next Ga
b.rnatoriai term. Without saying auphi
against the ability and suiiablrnvss Of the
sesprctiye nominees, bus coneeding the
merit Of their different claims, I propose
the name Of Col. LEWIS J. PArTEK.
son, OF Liberty Hill, Ker.law Dislriei, rs
gentleman in every respect qualified 70
dI,eharge the duties Of that high aud honor.
able office. Col. Patterson il we'll and "a.
vsrably known 10 the State, having served
10 ihe Legislature, In ihe military. and Is
now dirsxicr In the y. C. Rail Road ,or,-
piny. lie Is thoroughly idrntided wi,h the
agricultural interests or Soaih Carolina.
hNiag extensive possessions n AbbesiIle.
Lancaster and Ker~haw Dis,tess, lie h
qaiis a practical and inseIllgynt gentleman.
and hss alwsys bsaa found eaaa; 3 The
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Cash in Advance for Newspapers,

Most persons think that Of all debts, a pub.
lisher's need not be paid until all others are can.
celled. Now we would like to know il the pub.
Usher OF newspaper does not deserve his pay
as well as any one else Let us consider this
matter little. In the first place, the publisher
has his materials to buy-his press type, pape:
&c. For these he pays the cash. Then bis
printers must be paid, houserent paid &c. In
no other business is the cash more needed than
in this Most of printers are dependent on their
earnings for their support, and employers are
compelled to pay them punctually. Now how
can they be paid, if subscribers do not pay the
'puDiishersP We recall 10 mind little circans-
stance. During the time of court, subscriber
to our paper, and one we have high opinion
Of, handed US two dollar bill on Northern
bank, nquiring If we would take that, observing
at the time, that he had held that bill for some
six months. We took the bill--where is the
editor that will not take money? Yet we could
not but smile to think, ,that friend had kent that
bill for 80 long time, and we believe had never
offered to pay another debt with it, and at
last passed it for his paper. The presumption
is, he thought 'haf debt the least obligatory
the least deserving of good money. We mean
no disrespect to orr friend, he IL high minded
and honorable, but mention the circumstance,
believing nine tenths of subscribers think Just
as he did.
The following sensible article We take from
that excellent journal the Black River Watch.
man.
The TRUE POLrcy.-The proprieiors Of
The Columbia Carolinian have remind, ID
their readers that they will comlnrnce In.
work of expurgation on the first day of No.
Vembcr striking from their list the names of
those who are indebted and ,ciH not pau.-
On the first da, Of January 1855 they will
not have single subscribers name upon heir
Subscription Book. who is in arrears We
believe this to be the only safe rule 10 he
adopted by the Press in our State. IL would
be mutually advantageous to patron and
publisher. II Is n bad plan. for the publish.
ers OF newspapers to cucumber their Books
with names Of persons, who TO all intents
and purposes are irresponsible. because they
nerer pay. The cash is paid for every paper
issued, and yet the subscription price il not
PAID Tor years. In most INSTANCES, this il
the result of forgetfulnrss but any one who
will reflect for u single moment. will see that
II bears very hard upon the publisher, who
has all this heavy expense to bear, while the
cash comes in so slowly. II really seems
to us that The cash system. when once adr ut
ed by the Press, will work 10 the fnll satis-
faction Of all parties connected. viii our
friends try it! -
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Gr"nd 'iii'iti. yet I,d ,ne- u,e all p,'s>iUie
rne.'ns to bring him back. Though ne fur
sock her. yet did she pine for his love. The
story Is well wrought. His desertion -hcr
efforts to recover his affection; the christian
resignation If her aged father the heroic
conduct Of the little grhi daughter; the
orerflowing generosity of Mrs. Grey, n
friend, linked together, renders the book one
OF the most interesting Of recent public, l.
tions. We tender ou- thanks to the pub
Usher for the volume sent US.
TINS SOUTHERN CuLTrvAToR pu blished ai
Augusta, Ga, by w. S. Jones, for 81 a
year. comes TO us foi November we'll filed
and upon a hasty glance,it strik kes us with
exec ellent articles.
MoSRoE's SOUTHERN BANKER for Novem.
Der is ALSO ut hand. II has been recently
enlarged, and deserves the patronage OF
every man in any way identified with fnan.
ciaf matters Published In Charleston
monthly, by Monroe s. CO., at 50 year.
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h's i"ii,'. '""i ~. ..rsa-i...., ,.,... e..
North of goods per annum, should, -inst,n,
ut buying of him at retail, 90 to some cit,
Wholesale establishment and purchasr hi.
year supply would h. not in bitterness
condemn such an illibrral course. and would
'c not say t" him with truth that he was
warning against his own interest, by de-
'tro.ing the busi es, of his town and civ
'ne II to another: and that his liltlcnrs>
would react ''pon him in donble fold by il,..
decrease OF his, r"Perty and businvss! So,
the Ease above inst;,nred, could the me-
'hanic say the same to the merchant W.
'ay, then. let all cl,sses supper, each other
nd by mutual exchanges keep that wealtI.
4 home. which. it unnecessarily expcn;ir'.
broad, tend TO destroy the business OF
"mr n"i"hbor, and which in turn destroys
your own.
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EDITORS TABLE.
The EcLEcrlc MEpIcAL JoUnsAL.

The ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL.
We are in receipt of the November nun.
Der. As usual, we find it we'll filled with
articles on subjects at once interesting and
Instructive to Medical practitioners. This is
neatly gotten up and well printed journal,
aud deserves an extended patronage. Price
81 per yclr in advance. Address DR.. X. 8.
NEwroN, Cincinnati, o.
FASHION AND FAMINE, nv Mas SrRvRss.--
BuScE & BRoTHER PUBLrsHERs, New
YoRK.
%Queche," "wide Wide World" "IIot
Corn" "Lamp lighter" and several other
recent publications have attracted consider.
able attention from tho reading public
The work which we now notice, deserves
conspicuous place beside tl,e others. IL
possrays the life of an aged youple, weighed
down by poverty and grief--grief on nc
count Of an only daughter, who, neglected
BY her husband, hsd forsaken her child and
walked IL forbidden paths. The dauph-
Ter, though afterwards beeoning extremely
wealthy, whilst her Old parents NwLo had
possession Of her child, their grand daaQh-
ter. were IN abject poverty, was Car from be.
inc hA2Ry. Lsisssisr, her AssbAad. was a
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Business Notices.

New HoFE SroRE.--We take pleasure in d.
Getting attention to the advertisement of Mr.
Z. I. Mobley, proprietor of New Hope Store
ar. Mobler is prepared to sell goods as cheap
as the cheapest, and being himself an exccllen,
Judge Of goods, cannot fail to give satisfaction
as to the quality of the articles he offers. We
hope our Dry Creek friends will extend a liberal
share ofpatronage to friend N.
We also direct attention to the advertisement
OF Mr.. j. NJ. Faulkner. Those in want of Corn
Fodder &c, will do well to attend the sale.
Our friend Rosser wants money. Do no,
blame him ifhe comes hard on you delinquints,
he tells you in his advertisement to pay up"
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COMMUNICATIONS.
For he Lancaster Ledg,r
WHEATAND XII IJDaED MATTERS
t.UcIUs.

Mr. Edn0r: As the present is the sea
son TO prepare for the next wheat crop.
word or 40 on the sub eet niay not be nl.
together Improbable. An abundant sup
ply OF the raw material, from which ~Bis-
cults" and pancakes" arc uf,rtarrd, is
a mitter that concerns the aged and middle
aged, Is full of interest TO the oulhf,il and
gay, and especially contributes, in n l,rg.
degree, to the peace and qniet, good order
aud happiness of the little chap. whose
vocabularyis is princip lily Bis" "cike," ct ces.
Il has been said that the present ge u un.
der no obligation to work for the benefit
of posterity, that We have done more f,r
posterity, than posterity will ever do for
The living. will coneede that the po.teri-
~, not yet In being. may be satisfied with
the proposition, OF any rate their protest
against its truth Is too E.int 10 b. heard.
and can only como when tile living Of the
present dls are very sde.rf' Bat this will
not sPpense our present posteriiy. "Pspa's
boy" and "mo.heis ring" their sweet
little ''toothies" must masiicate the abi,p
and "cake" before they will be satisfied
with tho remark, and before their attention
can be directed 70 the pr,position with
10th hands full Of cake" quiet and attention
may be restored, otherwise their loud and
voeiferous cries win be misyd and heard
sgains, the daddy II he fills 90 provide
The article which contributes 80 largely to
their growth and good behaviour In view
Of the great amount Of labor Which h 9
been Withdrawn from the erlsisaiios Of The
s"iI. and directed To the working o. gold.
eopps' and coal mines, 10 the constructions
and repalrs Of plaak aud rail roads. the
BaiIdmg and impros.mepss af villages,
towns aod sities. ihs ahsisAeslos Of labss
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Town aArrERs.-Indisposition prevented us
from noticing other portions OF our town as we
promised. We are glad to see tho contractor
making such progress in tho addition to the
Court House. Wonder if when completed,
which will add greatly to the comfort of persons
in attendance upon court if hhdt Garrett will be
70: Incoming?
On Monday last (sale-day) the dwelling house
occupied by Mr. X. G. Billings was disposed
of at public sale for $1,000, WA. Moore, Esq.
was the purchaser. The house at the corner
not yet finished, was sold to Capt. J. B. Cousart
for $500
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NEWSPAPER CHANCES. The Spartan6uryh
Express has been sold to Messrs Farrow and
Henry. Mr.. Britton, the former editor and pro-
prietor, in conjunction with Mr. Giles, win re-
vive the Times newspaper in Columbia.
1t is said Mr.. S. W. Melton of the Chester
Standard and Mr.. Miller of Yorkvile have pur.
chased the Miscellany and Remedy of Yorkville
and will merge the two into one paper, to be
called the Inquirer. We wish all parties sue.
cess