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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05
New Goods

New Goods.
A n. & R KENNEDY are now receiving their
IA fall stock, and will be able. to show an exten-
sive and handsome assortment of desirable goods in
few DAYS. Sept l9-tE
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-12-05

80 pieces Negro Cloths from l2t to SO cents a
sent I9-tf <E. W. BONNEY.
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MEMS and Youths Ready Made Clothing, the
vi most extensive and desirable stock eyer offered
j., this market just opened at the Old Corner by
cot. i9.-t'. T. ooNNS1.
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Patent Medicines, &c.

4 FRESH SUPPLY, just received, among them
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CONGRESS-MoNDAy-

SENATE-After large amount of morning bust
ness, the special order was taken up, and Mr. Wei
Ter spoke with great ability in favor OF the Nebras
ka bill. Mr.. Houston obtainedthe floor Cor to.rnor-
row.
After the consideration of executive business, the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIvES.-Mr. j. &. Jones
took his seat as successor to the late Mr. Mullen
berg. The Speaker laid before the House a state
nent OF the number OF acres of the public land
granted by the government of the United States
and for what purposes; which was referred to the
Committee on Public Lands. Mr. Breckenridge
endeavored, by two motions, to reconsider and re-
suselate the deficiency bill, but was defeated in
both instances. Subsequently, motion to re-refer
the dehclenc1es III estimates reported by the Secre
tary OF the Treasury TO the Committee of Ways
and Means, was passed. Mr.. Mace moved for Sc.
lect committee to inquire into the mistakes OF
frauds In eonnexion with the Collins and other all
steamers; which was agreed to. Among the mo.
tons agreed to were resolutions ofinquiry relative
to the mode OF paying the public debt; the removal
OF the marine hospital at Norfolk to Craney island
the area OF each State and Territory, and the ex.
tent OF the public domain; negotiations with Peru
In relation TO the guano trade; salaries of United
States ministers in foreign courts; changing the
site of the military asylum to Mount Vernon; pun.
lshments for forgery and whether legsl ationis ne
cessary to enable the United States government to
recover back money advanced for services when
the contractor has failed to perform such services
resolution was also passed for the appointment
OF special committee to inquire into the employ.
ment OF military men in the superintendent of 60
vernment works. Numerous bills were read twice
and referred
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CITY ENGINEERS oFEIcE. /,
PROPOSALS will be received at this of:

lftH, 1904
PROPOSALS will be received at this of
l. fee until IL O'Clock NJ, on TUESDAY, the 18th
inst, for the construction of IRON BRIDGE
across the Canal, opposite the pump-house
The castings have been estimated at CT cents the
wrought iron at 10 cents per h., and the wood work
at $40 per M. feet board measure, including all
workmanship and materials, and putting up the
Bridge.
PROPOSALS will also be received at the same
time and place for building the ABUTMENTS of the
above bridge. Also, for building DRY WALL and
BLASTING OUT ROCK. on the Western side of
the Canal. The masonry of the Abutments to be
rock range work. and the materials for building the
Dry Wall to be taken from the rock excavation.
The masonry of the Abutments has been estimated
at So per cubic yard, the Dry Wall at S25O and the
Rock Excavation at 81 per cubic yard.
All of the above work to be executed in accordance
with plans and specifications, which can be seen at
the office of the undersigned.
Persons to whom the contracts are awarded will be
required to give approved security for the prompt
and faithful execution of the work and if the con-
tracts are signed within ten days after the date of
the awards they will be considered abandoned and
re-let.
No bids will be considered which exceed the esti
mated prices.
1t is desirable that the above work should be fin
ished without delay, proposals must therefore state
when the work will be completed.
By order of the Watering Committee.
fe 15-td w. GILL, City Engineer.
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THE GADsDEN TREATY PROVISIONS

HE HSDSDEN TREATY PROVISIONS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The following are the
principal provisions Of Mr.. Gadsden's treaty, now
before the Senate:
let. The new boundary commences two marine
leagues north of the mouth Of the Colorado, giving
us access to the Gulf of California and goes be-
tween latitude thirty and thirty-two to the one
hundred aud eleventh degree of longitude west OF
Greenwich.
ID. 1t abrogates the 18th article of the treaty OF
Guadalupe Hidalgo and cancels all claims of Mex
lean citizens under that article TO date Of ratica
ton.
Sd. The United States pay fifteen millions of dol.
lara in monthly instalments of three millions each
the first payable ON ratifying the treaty.
4th Reserves five millions for claims of Anne
rican citizens in Mexico, including the Garay
grant
9Th. Both Governments agree to put down Fill.
busterism, and pursue the Filibusters with army
and navy into the others territory.
9Th. agrees to refund goods and chattels stolen
by Indians from citizens of the others country
The President amends Ne. ) by striking out the
pursuit by land and into the others territory,
and he amends No. by not mentioning any partic.
ular claim
The amendments are very important. The trea
~ will be ratih ed in its Baltimore Sun
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FRnM WAsn1N3rnlN.

The Baltimore Patriot has despatch from Wash.
iagtor, stating that the senateon Monday confirmed
the nomination Of Mr.. Gadsden a. Minister toMexi.
co--Mr. Houston alone voting against him. The
Same despatch says the Administration are anxious
that Mr.. Nicholson should purchase the control OF
the Union newspaper. Major Harris who Is the
capitalist of the paper, and large owner Of the
Sloo grant, Is said to refuse to SELL unless the Pre-
sdent win agree to send the conkling treaty to the
Senate. This the President positively refuses, and
MIR. Nicholson win probably leave the paper soon,
unless some compromise shall be effected In that
event the Sentinel may become The organ of the Ad.
ministraiion.
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CONGRESS-

WASHINGTON, Feb. A--Gen. Armstrong sent to
the Senate to-day, communication asking to be re-
lieved from publishing the reports Of that body
Many petitions were presented against the Ne
braska bill
The French Spoliation Bill was presented and or.
dered to be engrossed.
The Nebraska bill was taken up, when General
Houston commenced his speech in opposition to the
bill, and without concluding, the subject was post
poned until tomorrow
After an Executive session, the Senate adjourned
In the House, the Homestead and Nebraska bills
werestaken up and considered. Mr.. Dawson spoke
in favor Of and Mr. Mace followed in opposition to
the Nebraska bill
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE AFRICA.

NEW YoaK, Feb. H.-Ths Africa q stu below, !,
Sandy Hook. A dense fog prevails.
The latest accounts from Vienna state that favor
able news had been received from 81. Petersburg
to the effect that Persia had promised 70 preserve
strict neutrality In the Eastern difficulties This Il
regarded as having peaceful tendency, particu.
larly when 1t il remembered that Persia has hither
to taken active measures in favor of Russia.
There is little news of interest from Great Bri
tain. The Brazilian steamer Olinda is ashore o.
Holyhead. The British steamer Petrol was de-
stroyed by fire in theriver Clyde on the 26th ult
LIVERPOOL MONEY MARKET.
American Stocks active at improving prices Con-
soils fiuctuated somewhat but closed at 9os 09o3.
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The STEAMER GEoRGIA-We learn that the
steamer Georgia which put into Norfolk on Friday
night with 600 passengers on board, bound for As
pinwall. 5 more extensively damaged by the
storm than was at first reported, and win not be
able to take her place the line for some weeks tt
come.
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IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA AMI
MEXICO

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 12.--The Delta of this CITY
has letter dated Minitlan, stating that the Tehu
sn,epee ROAD was formally commenced January 30
Sykes & Co. commenced operations at Sachil on
the 25th
door and window tax has been established in
Mexico.
correspondence of Count Raousset de Boulbon
nad oeen intercepted. showing the existence of an
extensive conspiracy to revolutionize Sonora and
Lower California. Large bodies of men had been
seen marching thither from San Francisco
conducta had arrived at Vera Cruz with 80.
Oo,0o0 in silver, which was mostly taken by the
English steamer.
The barque Lady Suffolk had sailed for Yucatan
with everal hundred troops for the Indian war.
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SERIOUS EXPLOSION AT WHEELING-A boiler
in the paper mill of Lambdin, Bonham g. Co.. a.
Wheeling, Va, ext loied on Saturday morningl
blowing the resr buildings 10 atoms and so badly
scalding boy named Israel Mobey, as to cause his
death. The boiler broke into three pieces-one
piece passed through and destroyed rear building
and buried itself in a straw stack; another passed
through two brick walls. destroying the bnildin.
and its machinery and lodging in an alley, and thu
third piece unroofed the furnace building.
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POLITICS IN THE PJJJPJT

BosroN, Feb. Prev E. N Kirk, in his sermon
at the Mount Vernon Church this morning, point
edly condemned the Nebraska bill In conclusion
he invoked the prayers of the church for our eeis
lators at Washington, and especially for Senator
Douglas and Franklin Pierce.
The Rev. Theodore Parker also made the Nebras
ka bill the subject of his morning discourse, de
nouncing it and its author with eloquence and sar
casm
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NORFOLK. Feb I3.-The steamer Empire City
Capt Bndd, arrived to-day, to fake of the passen
gers from the steamer Georgia. They are now be
ing transferred, and win sail tomorrow. Thepas
sengerssa are much pleased at the prompmess o
GEORGE Law In sending steamer TO their relief.
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RETURN HoME OF EsGLIsH yEssELs.--It Is ru-
nored that orders came out by the Arabia for the
immediate return home OF all, or nearly all, the
British ships of war on this coast in the West In
.dies and the Pacific.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb'y 13th.-The Sunbury and
Erie Railroad Company held their annual election
this morning. No opposition was made to the cleo
ton of Senator Cooper as President
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The evidence before the San Francisco Court
Martial is now thought TO be going strong against
Col Gates. Nearly all the officers testify TO want
own wants and those of his family that will tell
much against him. Major Wyes' testimony is look.
ed for with much anxiety
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Flour has declined 12G18
cents; Southern is quoted at $90$912. Wheat dull.
Corn firm, and prices tending upward
BALTIMORE, Feb A.-Saes of 1000 bbls Flour, at
S8.l20S8 g. Corn firm, under the reported ad-
vance in England. Wheat declining under the
news no sales of Importance.
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WHEELING Feb 13th-The river is about at q
stand, with FIVE feet of water in the channel,
P1TTsBuRe Feb 13.-There are l-2 feet of water
in the rivers channel.
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THE GEoRGTA's PASSENGERS.

NORFOLK, Feb 1.-THE steamer Empire City
left here to-day with the passengers of the Georgia
Tor New York. The Georgia is very much disabled.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13-The receipts of the
Pennsylvania Railroad for January, were S2s7, 1853
an increase of S2S,616 over the same month last
year.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

BosToN, Feb. 14.-R. s. Denny's extensive wool
en- mills at Clapville, Mass, were burnt down last
night. Loss $4,000 Insured
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 12.-Messrs. Estlin & Lee
heavy cotton dealers of this city, have failed
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APPOINTMENT BY THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
Joseph Bohannon, postmaster, Matthews Court
House, Matthews county, Virginia, vice Elijah
Barnum.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-The members of the
Perham Gift Lottery, from New York, arrived here
to-day, for the purpose of attending to the drawing
and distribution of thei100000 gifts in that concern
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The notorious Madame Restell is again before the
public, having been arrested in New York on a
charge of producing abortion in the case of young
woman who last summer seduced by wealthy
merchant. She survived the operation, but has
lately come to the determination to prosecute its
performer as well as the destroyer of her virtue
The case lie before Justice Stuart.
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Union HOTEL-The subscriber has
u taken the above house and viii open ii under
the name OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, for the
reception of boarden and Transient custoeTs on the
pairs painting kc It win be furnished with entire
J. Il. NORRIS.
Late superintendent Of Congress Han, Phila.
fe l5-12t
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kEw ORLEANS, Feb. i2th-Tile steamer Texas
from Vera Cruz, has arrived, with el70 900 In sill
yer, and Mr.. spoford, bearer Of despatches 10
WsshiDeton.
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UNITED STATES SENATOR

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-The Hon. Jas. A. Pearce,
(whig) was to-day reelected U. S.Senator for six
years from March next, by the Maryland Legisla-
ture.
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CALAMANDER SAFES THE AT
- TENTION OF THE PUBLIC is respectfully
called to the following letter. which is published

CALAMANDER SAFES THE AT
~ TENTION OF THE PUBLIC is respectfully
called to the following letter, which Is published
without comment, as it speaks for itself:
PETERSBURG, Feb. 6, 1854.
Mr.. S. C. HERRING-Dedr Sir Enclosed you will
find an account of the burning of our store which
took place Friday night last stating that the con-
tents of the safe purchased of you last November
were preserved. We believe this will be the cause
of your selling great many of your safes here. We
can give certificate, signed by some of our most
respectable and largest merchants. We will be in
your city next week, and if we can trade will do
so; if not you will have to repair it for us, the
knob had melted of. 1t took two men three hours
to open it with cold chisses and large hammers.
Yours truly, MORRISON MERABLE.
The following is extract from the published ac-
count alluded to in the above letter:
pretty early yesterday morning. the Safe belong
ing to Morrison Merable awas extracted from the
ruins, and it with feelings of little anxiety
that they saw the mechanics break open the door
Their surprise was soon lost in qualification, at the
discovery that the notes. specie and papersto the
amount Of $4,000, with which it was filed were en-
trey unlnjured. roll of bank notes to the amount
of some $1,000 81 SEQ was entirely unframed not
even scorched. SO perfectly fre-proof was the
Safe, that the paint on the inside Of tho door
not biistered.
at but due to the inventor to state that the Safe
was of HERRINGs PATENT"
Those wanting security from FIRE, can be supplied
with safes of all Sizes warranted equal to the above
and superior any others manufactured In the world
by APPLYING or addressing
ROBERT McCANDLIsH, IA.
Agent for the State of Vairginis,
fe 14-6t l56 Cary st., Richmond.
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w o 0 d. am prepared to furnish
w WOOD, in any quantities, at market rates.
Having made arrangements for regular supply
from one source, my Wood will be uniformly good,
and those who buy of me will find that they viii gain
considerable in quantity, it is extra length, and
unusually straight which makes it cord more COM
pactly If any doubt the truth of this advertisement
let them CALL and if fail to satisfy Them they will
be at liberty to burn muchshort and inferior wood
as they may choose. C. WALTHALL,
fa IS-9t
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III 0OuDIN& All 81 "a
VALUABLE RRAL EnTATE ~
CaEeTE1yIEID. At AlJcrff51 -, -
SOLD THIS DAYThe effouiion II 49,. 49, - ~
T sss R'1 n1 lss y tssy sss5 900 -
80. ~ 49, - ths Cosl Ymd I11an1 a.,
isesesl g ths SONIA - q Jaes rves eppofs q
The ale p eommsnss with he Y.rn i il 81
and the latter e o1c1oef S - = - -
iel5 GODDlN APRKRaoH, A.saa. !.
SALE OF A TRACT or LAND A.
lnoVE RICHMOND. UNDER A TKU1r
- Ia puryuance Of the pfovisions of deed 81
uesr Desiring date the 18th u july 1854 ~ aiuit.
Esd g recosd in the Clerks once 81 Henrieo counfv
s 0n sne same dsy, from Andsrson Gruhbs ard
sec1re to william j. Chei the Usvnent a 5oo ,s y
interest thereon from The 2fh 81 july ls5a t p.iI
shall, on WEDNESDAY the i5tk day 81 TEe
RUAkY, 1884, 1t Y o'clock, n, proceed 10 sen. e
puri sSf 1aa On -. ne pssmisss certain tract
miIes above the City Of Richmond. sdioinins fhs
lands of Thomas O. Burton Alfred Wsnseos ~
James Wirgton, containing two hundred nj 6ftsS-,
acres upo1 the following terms 10 Wit: for cssl1
a to 70 much Of the proceeds a. mag Be necsssary
to defrsy the expenses Of executing the trust he
fees for drawing and recording the deed If chen m
paid and to pay the said sum Of $780, With tia
interest dae thereon, and the balance OF the purs
chase money, to be made payable at such time snd
secured In such manner a. the said Grubbs shall
ton, at such time and in such manner ~ shall pre-
scribe. IL 81
The title to said land believe to be good but selling
a. trustee shall only convey such Il vested in
oy the trust deed aforesaid Should the sale be pre-
vented on the day appointed BY inclemency 1.-THE
JAMES Gna ai Z az sa
Richmond, January so, 1854 il Solids
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IWANTED- Al active buSi6ess CTfRr.
II. s g scSa hahIt Who y willlns b asvote ii 81
~ 49, e re nsereek Of his employer e q 6sSifs
But y ~ s1os 80 some sno.sd e sosl
complishsd boek kssrsr r 4 ,sees,srx ~ 5 q
s shouls BE- willing . lean and % sppiy sinsssf
Applicants win sddrsss, By letter. in their ON
lane n1nng aatinf when and in what businsss they
70 ~ = n 81 1ssstofcre, and with refe1sncsa
w ANTED = Two or three BOYS, to
Boys Of good charscter from the country prefsrrsd
fpE5ys & p,. T r sowLEs siis;l t!sssI
WANTED-A BODY-MAKER. to 90
.un,, % the country. 70 steady man. constant
THOMAS Il MEks sad ISisa e.. apPy to
70 A-o1 buckinehsm C. H., Va.
| WANTD-A Colored WOMAN to at
| tend to housework generally. Apply at my
fe list. /. GREENrREE
NURSE WANTED.-We wish to pur-
N chase WOMAN or GIRL, to act as Nurse
For one Of good character and qualifications liberal
pi fs n ~ p PAID DUNLOP, MoNcuRE !. CO.
WANTED.-A You've MAN to teach an
~ English School near scotts Shop, in Amelia
fe1s-st* I'M s., winterham P o.
WANTED-A good Lodging Broom, in
w the central portion of the city-one near Pearl
street. or between 1lth and 18th streets preferred.
Apply EeGLEsroN. FITZGERALD co.
fe 10 No IA Pearl street
WNER WANTED-For one Box and
" one Bundle received per steamer City of Rich
mond from Philadelphia, marked Richard w. Heath,
Richmond, care of Allen Paxon, New York.
r. RANKIN,
fe 10 Agent u. 8. 8. Co.
w ANTE d. wish to hire No.
w Cook, Washer and Ironer without epcum.
'-.''' '' EDWD. D. EACHo,
fe8 General Agent and Collector.
WANTED-Two good LoDaIse Rooms,
~ ~, in the central part Of the city. Apply to
WANTED-By a young man from the
~. ~ country, situation as a SALESMAN in
devote himself to the interests of his employer
apply A. to R. F c;AitUTHaso lals...
CTORAGE WANTED.-I can store 4OVO
~ barrels FLOUR in my store, lS6 Gary street,
which will be covered by insurance if desired on lib
ia a6Aw R. McCANDL1sH. JR.
WANTED-A good secondhand Street
jas s. MceRUDERs SONS.
"ANTED-For the ensuing year, five
w able bodied NEGRO MEN, of good charac-
ter, suitable for mill work.
de % CRENSHAW & FISHER.
WANTED.-The undersigned, who has
w had many years experience in the retail GRO
Gerry business in this city. wishes situation either
in Wholesale or retail Grocery store, any other
branch of business where he could render himself
useful.
He fatters himself that from his knowledge of
business and his acquaintance in town and country
he could influence considerable amount of trade to
any house disposed to engage his services.
fe 7-d2w JOS. M. WILLIS.
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NOTICE. hereby forewarn all persons
In from trading for notes other obligations
signed by HICKS 4 ROJNTREE, as have never
given the said WIN. r. ROUNTREE anv authority 10
sign my name to any Bond, Negotiable Note other
written obligation, binding me to pay any money :
nor will be responsible for any debt contracted by
the said WIN. r. ROUNTREE.
fe l5-3t* WILLIAM J. HICKS.
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSON.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
ID Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced on
the 8lst day of January, 1854 in the of Whiting
ham vs. Griths' heirs ct al vesting in me the title
to the property herein mentioned shall proceed to
sell at public auction, the premises, MONDAY,
the 9th day of February 1854, at O'Clock. P. M :.
a tract of LAND in the county of Chesterfield, lying
about one mile from Manchester, near the Manches-
ter and Falling Greek Toll Gate, Immediately on the
turnpike, containing about four The Land has
provemnts. and is well fenced in. Possession given
the 18th April, 1854.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and months
for ne gotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
EMMA E. WITTINGHAM.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN, Aucts
fe IA
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GENUINE SHANGHAI CHICKENS
NJ FOR SALE.-A bargain may be had In 6ne
lot Of No. Shanghai cfIICKENS II early. appllca-
city ct from Go % Gl6 per pair. Enquire at
NcD0NALDp8 Heealia Store,
e list Next door q de Upion Hotel, Msia 4.
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o. HORSES FOR SALE.-The SUBJ
6Ascribers have for sale, at their stable, on
Broad street, between 3rd and 4th nine ten valua-
BILE HORSES. Those in want would do well to ap-
ply Immediately.
N. B.-They are also prepared to Board a number
of Horses. E. J. MILLER,
fe fO-12t* D. STEBBINS.
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;T1pcTNTA CENTRAL RAILROAD

y The crowded state Of our Depots renders 1t me-
fhsf the following regulation of the Company
csss.s.sX ~ sfrictly adhered to and enforced.
sho4'- e. II. GILL, Superintendent.
go prevent the depot in Richmond from beins %
,led % with grain and other produce ITO arrest the
CHARACTERIZATION frs the country depot II Y u not
removed by the consgnee within - hours after it,
arrival It win by the Company and stored
81 hie expenseS 70 1S-im