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From the Chorlrston Courier.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE u. 3. MAIL
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a r i A N ITO.
A r i A N r I @.

New YoRK, April 2.
The Uuitsd States Mail Steamship At
jsntic, Capt. West, has arrived at this
port from iiverp, o., with xd,ices to We'd
tuesday,, the 10Th ult.
GENERAL lNTELLIGENCE.
The Empress Eugene, Of France, has
given birtl, TO son, who bears the title
pf the Prince Of Algiers, and at tho last
rdvices both were doing well. The event
bas caused considerable rejoicing in
France and England has, through her
kioverpment, forwarded her conCra,ula.
toDs. Paris was illumined on the occa-
sion. The Pope is to b, the God. L.Father
OF the Prince, and tho Queen oi Sweden
God. Mother.
Peace WAS virtually concluded, and the
only matter requisite to perfect everything
was the signature Of Baron ManteuAal, the
l'r''ssian Plenipotentiary, to the Protocol
AS the Baron had arrived in Paris it was
believed that the Protocol woull very
shortly rc.eive tho desired signature, al
though II is proper to state that the secre.
ey OF tho proceedings of the Conference
MAS still observed. A deputation Of the
friends Of Poland hal waited on Lord
Dalmcrston requesting him to instruct the
British Plcnipotentiares in Paris 10 insist
on the restoration Of Poland, and his Lord.
ship replied that the matter should have
the attention uf Government.
The British Parliament had adjourned.
Mr.. Dallas had gone TO London, and
Mr.. buchanan, who wns accompanied by
Lmd Ialnerstcr, had taken formal leave
Of the Queen. r..,..
The Young Prince Of rrissin wa, aLou,
to visit England for the purpose Of being
bc,rothcd to the Princes. ROYAL.
In Constsntinople the Divan, in conse-
lucnce OF the ren'on,tranccs Of tho NOR
~i,sn:r, hal r"n"unced the projected issue
of lOo,OOo.OO0 of pxpcr m,.nry.
Alvicss from Africa, dated the 25,h Of
February, announce that disturbances had
"currcd NJ Cape Coss,, and that thirty
La;irss were killed and one hundred
Wounded.
The in,linn mail had arrived at Mar
settles from Triost". Dude had l,ecn for.
InsiIy snn-xc,l ,hd Tho Kinv depe,ed.-
The rebellion in Sandal had boon renew
cd.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Li'erla~L Cotton Market wa. dull
and ss>i.', but not qu",ably lo~er. The
's'os during tho three day Comprised 60.
600 bsles.
Ia Mxncl,eder the Market WAS firm.
The London Money Market WAS well
applied. Discounts wcro ea.ier, although
nothing hal been done under O per cent.
Con.uls .lu.ed at from 81 8 to 82 l 2.
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MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LOTTERIE
1888 DOLLARS!!I
NOW IS YOUR TINE FOR A FOR
TUNE.
oNE TRIAL MAY MAKE YOU RICH
FOR LIEF
PAYMENT OF PRIZES GUARANTEED
BY THE STATE OF MAINE.

The following splrudid Scheme. ,,c mora
particularly worthy the attention Of th.. nWn
lie; composing some of the most Dr;,Gu",
Lotteries ever drawn in the United State
On Tuesday, Iharse'ay, and .Soturdyy
Or EACH WEEK,
During February, March and April will be
drawn one of the following Beautiful
Schemes:
Tickets 81. Halves 80 cts. Quarters 25,
For S25, we send Package Whole, IIalfa and
Quarter Tickets.
For $40, we send Package Halves and Tive
Whole Tickets.
For IS we send Package Quarters and One
Whole Ticket.
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of the mos. scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having to cope with the
worst eases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swcllings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
loway has, by command of the Allied Gov
crnments, dispatched TO the hospitals of the
East, large shipments Of this ointment, to be
used under the direction Of the Medical Stat,
IN The worst eases Of wounds. IL will cure
any ulcer, glandnar swelling, s,i!ncs. or
contraction Of the joints, even of 20 years
st,niipu
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Three Days Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
PHACK 7RE.iTY BEING DRd WV yP.
Cotton Declined in tho lower qualities.
CONSOLS SADVANCED.
CONSOLS ADVANCED.

NEw York, April 4, 1855.
The British aud North American Mail
steamship Asia, hSs arrived vt this port
with dates from Liverpool to tho 22L ult.
TIE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The Russian representatives took their
seats in the Conference at its tcn.h meet
ing. 10 was undentoOd that the business
OF tho Conference hsd to.u closed, aud
then Committee composed Of one re,,se-
sentative from each Power, was engaged
in drawing up the treaty. Ii MAS eIpcc
ted that the eleventh session would be
held ON Saturday, the 22tl.
TIE CRlMEA-TIlE ARMIES.
Omar Pscl,a had arrived ut Cunstan.
tinoiL.. Great mortality MAS prevailing
among the French troops in tho Cri'nsa.
The fottiiication, Of Nicolaicif have been
strengthened. Gen. LuJers has ordered nll
lhe Russian officers about OF furlouyh to
fetnrn. Tho news Of the armisticc caused
aprofound sensation Of joy in the armies.
business WAS active on the shores Of the
sea Of AzoG. The Imperial foundry OH
the leR bank Of the river DO, has been
closed, which fact is m indication that
Russia intends TO abandon her maritime
establishments. 8 3E-]ts
GREAT BRITAIN.
The King Of Belgium Is ou Wait to
England. IL was reported that two divi-
sions OF tic Crimeaa srmy under Gen.
CamPbsll, are IA w scnt 70 Qaasda.
FRANCE.
The Empress and the infant Prince of
Algiers ars well, and the rejoicings in
Psris were continued, The steam shin
Asago. from New York, had arrived out.
SPAIN.
Great alsrm existed in this country In.
Consequence of . new Carlist conspiracy.
The Frcncl, frontier was el,seiy watch.
pd.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LivERrooL CorroS MsRKEr.-The sales
for I've days comprised 80, 900 bales, On
Friday. the 2lsi, a holiday, the Tower
qualities declined l.l6i. a 1 eI. Fair.
being scarce, was firm. Fair Orleans was
quoted At o 8 Al, Midjling q Z 3d.
Fair UpIands o l.4d- and Middling s Ia
16d. 80
LEYpanaoZ BnrADsrUyvs NARxxr-l
ssseadstsffs we're dull and iim. Canal
flour was quoted u 81 a2s., and Ohio
S0s Cd. per bbl. Corr lsas declined Ia.
p ais. Oh. pss Iao III. sor White.
Tps srArs OF TaADx. Trade Al Man. |
chester was dull.
LoxDox MoxEv MoxKr.--Ihs B.nL
X England has reduced sbe rates Of inter.
~ ~ 'oas aud short PIPER .ee per sent. !
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HOLLOWAi'S OINTMENT AND
PILLS, extraordinary Remedies for the cure
Of Observation-Disclosures Pairpoint, Was af.
t''ctcd for several years with this disease
For nine months he was almost deaf and
bind with it, so severe was the attack, he
consulted several ofthc doctors in the neigh
borhood, but they did not do him any good
but to use his own words, he was LETT alone
to die. His good genius, however, did not
desert him, for friend of his brought BIN
couple of large boxes and pots of IIollo-
ways Pills and Ointment, which he thank
fully accepted, and commenced using; the
result was perfectly miraculous, for in two
weeks he was able TO get up, and could sec
and hear well at the expiration Of month,
he Was perfectly cured, and able to resume
his work.
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EVERY Body Run Here
Quick"

AND secure bargains whi.e our stock is
fresh and complete comprising almost eve
rrthing useful and ornamental, viz:
Boots and Shoes of every description
Northern and home made, Domcstics stri-
ped and brown Linen Goods Of all kinds.
Ladies Dress Goods Latest Styles, Mant,llas
black, white, and colored silk. Gloves, Hos.
iery, Ronncts, and Bonnot Ribbons, a beau.
ttnl selection, Watches full supply, Peck.
ct Knives from ct TO $500 each, Knives and
Forks from 62i els to $3.50 sett. IIoos,
steel and patent, Garden Hoe and Rake, and
every thing a'mose that you want or have
use for. Come and examine aud you shall
have bargains.
MAGIll. g. CAUTHEN.
Pleasant Till. y. &. March %, ct
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MARRIED,

On "Wednesday, Goth ult, by the Rev. A.
J. Caulhen. DR.. ii. J. LEE, of Darlington,
to Miss OLEVlA, Daughter of the late
George Perry, Esq, of Lancaster.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the usual
Printers Fec, in the shape of some very
nice cake, for which they will please accept
our thanks.
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Both the Oi"tmcnt and Pills should bo

Both the Ointment and Pills should bo
used in the following eases;
Bnnions, Sore Legs,
Bnr'is, Sore Breasts,
Tiappcd hands, Sore Heads,
Chiiblains, Sore Throats,
f'StnINs' Sores of all kinds,
Gout Sprains,
Luinbago, Scalds,
Mercurial Erupions, Swccd Glands,
Piles, Stiff joints,
Rheumatism, Ulcers.
Salt Rhcun, Venerable Sores,
Skin diseases, Wounds of all kind,
~ SOLD AT THE MANUFACTURERS of Prof,
HOLLOWAY, 80 Maidca Iano, New York.
and 2A!, STRAND, London, and by all res.
pectAblc Druggists and Dealers of Mcdi-
cines throughout the United States, and the
civilized " orld, in Pots and Boxes, at rs cts.
62 cents, and 81 90 each.
tS- There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Directions for the guidance OF ps,
tents in every disorder arc affixed to each
Pot.
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheun
g. ScOrbutio Humors

N" remedy has ever done SO much for the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, as this Ointment.-
No case of Salt Rhcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofula, or Eryspclas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting tho
principal hospitals, dispensing tI;s Ointment.
giving advice rs to its application, aud haa
thus been the means Of restoring countless
numbers TO health.
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II IL Il y = Il = A..

(MAcHINE AND HASD,)
HOES, TAYLORS, ADAMS, RUGGLES'
CHASE'S DIAMOND PRESS,
(of which we are sole agents in this city,)
and of every other maker in the Uniied
States; Ink, Cases, Stands, Imposing Stones
Composing Sticks. GaIeys, (brass and
wood) Chases, F9rai;sse, Sc, &c.
Orders will likewise bc filled for PAPER
CARDS, and PRINTERS STOCK of ey-
cry kind.
ElECTROTYPING and STEREQTY.
PING in alI their branches.
TYPE corrER-rAcEB To oIpyg.
Old Type received in exchange for new,
at nine cents per pound, IL delivered IN sixty
days from the date Of purchase; flatcr, but
six cents per p1und
eD" Publishers of newspapers who will
insert this advertisement three times, with
this note, and forward us paper contain.
ing the same, aiil be paid in printing mate
nails by purchasing -four times the amount
or their bill for the advertisement.
e1 Second hand presses (Machine and
Hand) usually on sale.
WM. HAGER, Jr.. v,,
8. +. RANDOLPH, "M.hh'Ehjr.C 20.
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= H IA CASTER led GER,

MILITARY ELEcTIoNs.-Col. w IL.
Hunt was on Saturday last, elected Brig
adler General Of the 9th Brigade South
Carolina Cavalry, by majority of %
votes over his opponent, Mai. Anderson.
Captain William Davis was elected on
Saturday, ajor Of the Western Battalion
OF the 3Sth Regiment South Carolina Mi
',at'a' without orposi,ion.-.NewJerry
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER Disr~cr.

by james II. Hithcr4oon, Esquire, Or.
dina,yJ for said Distrie.
Whereas, r. ii Cousar and J. A. Gambl.,
have applied TO me for Letters Of Admn;s.
tration on all and singular the goods and
Chattcls, Rights and Credits OF Mrs Bethiah
Gamble, (widow) late Of the District afore-
said, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adm onisll
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me Mt our next Ordinnry's Court for
said district, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 10th day Of April next, to
show cause. if any, why the said admiuistra-
tion should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
LIS. this 9th day of March, in the
~ year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and iifty.six and in tho eiyh.
ticth year Of American Independence.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,O O. L. d.
April 2, 1856. p.f 200.
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TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PRINTERS EMPORIUM.
ESTABLISHED 1918.
WILLIAM HAGAR, Jr. & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO ". g. II. MAGER,
No. SO Gold Street. n. Y.

'-AA ii-A'h AN, ~. ~ W.
SUCCESSORS TO ". g. II. MAGER,
No. SO Gold Street, n. y.
The subscribers having made thorough
revision of, and extensive additions to their
we'll known Foundry, are now prepared
with greater facilities than they have ever
possessed to furnish orders for
TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS,
OF any amount, an the shortest notice. A
large stock of every article in their line will
always bc found on hand, and they desire to
assure the trade that it will compare fayora.
bly wita ossIy other Manufacture IN the
United States or in the world.
THE GREAT SUPERIORITY
which has always been accorded TO our
Foundry We arc determined shall be main
tanned, and those Of the trade who have not
yet made trial of our Type are invited to
dc so, and VIC feel assured their experience
will Justify our assersion. Our
NEW SPECIMEN BOOK,
Gust issned) will lie freely given to all W no
wish " purchase, vixen applied for. prin-
tcrs will please he particular in directing
how il may DC sent
We also furnish every article needed in
Printing Office, at manufacturers p. .icos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JEW DAvID'S on HEBREW PLASTEI

JEW DAVlD'S oE HEBREW PLASTER.
This popular Plaster has been known to
cure Rheumatism permanently in three
weeks, and Gout in half that time, by re-
moving local inflammation from the muscles
and ligaments Of the joints. There is not n
family in the United States that would con.
sent to be without the Plaster single day
if they knew its value.
See advertisement in another column Of
paper.
The genuine is for sale by MAGILL g.
HEATH.
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HiLf so cts.
CC-lfIEh % cts.
We pay the same attention to m order for
single Ticket as to
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES,
Which stand much better chance Of OBJ
ta'aing prile, ~ eSerY drawa anmbcr
must be on the tipkc,s Of the package, and
as there Is two or three prizes in each pack
age, 1t may he that the high prize is among
them. lay several persons clubbing togeth-
cr the cost to each is small and they stand a
much better chance of prize, us will be
seen by the following
Prices Jor Packages:
Cert's Of Packs Of 26 Wholes, cost GIG 90
do do 26 Halves, cost 800
do do 26 Quarters, cost 400
do do 26 Ei.hths, cost 400
~- All prizes paid by drafts on the near
est cities or Us purchasers way direct.
sY D'..s ~, aii solvent Banks taken at
par.
The official scheme will be sent with all
tickets ordered, and on the day the lottery
draws the official drawing will he forwarded,
together with n written explanation of the
result of the purchases
Persons addressing the undersigned may
confidently rely upo" :. ing their orders
hllcd by return mail, and the strictcst con-
fdcncc observed
The great Luck which has attended our
ONCE Will fully authorize us in saying that
W secure conpctescy for life il is only
necessary ~ address yOnr orders TO
MIl.l.EN g. co.
Box 652 Post Office, Baltimore, Md.
Fcb'y I3, 1856 5l-3m
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Consols have advanced to OF Ia 92
3-s.
HAvRE Corrox MARKKr.-The Cotton
market was quiet. Orleans tres ordinairs
was quoted ut OFF
REMOVAL OF MINISTER WHEELER.
WAsnISorox, April 4, 1856.
Mr.. Wheeler the United States Minister
to Nicaragua, has been removed. This
action was anticipated on account Of his
neglect fully to acqusint our government
with the state of affairs in Nicaragua.
A proj oct originated by Secretary Mar.
cy, is under consideration by the Cabinet
which is calculated to injure Gen. Wal.
ker's movementA.
Mix. BUCHANAN ON TIE NEBRAS.
KA BILL.
WAsnISGroS, April 4, 1856.
A letter has been received from Mr..
Buchanan, in which he pledges himself
unequivocally IN favor of the Nebraska bill
as the only settlement Of the slavery ques-
ton.
PUNISHMENT OF THE INDIANS.
Sr. LOUIS, April 4, 1856.
Adviccs from Santa Fe have been re-
ceived, whicl, state that Gen. Garland has
ordered 2G0 troops to invade the Gil.
country, and to obtain redress for the mur-
ders and robheries committed bv the Ap
alachc Indians.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsuISGToS, April 4, 1856.
The Senate, to day, passed Till max.
ing an appro pria,ion for carrying on the
Indian war in Oregon.
MARKET REPORTS.
New YORK, April 4, 1856.
Cotton is firmor. The steamer. new,
had no effect upon the Market, and Q 900
bales were sol1 ut 10 1 cts, for MiJLlinr
Orleans 10 Lee. for Upland.
Flour is lower, II. 1892 per Lbl. for
Ohio.
Corn is quoted at G5 per bu.hcl.
Spirits Turpcnline is unchanged, and
200 go'lons were disposed OF. 5000 bb!s.
OF Rosn werc sold At $l.GO $I.e5 per
Lbl.
hice ~ 'luiGt.
Froights are nominal.
CnAELEsroS, April 4.
Cotton.-The inquiry t,-dav continued
equally as active rs yesterday, and our
advanced quotations in this mornings re.
port were fully sustained. The sale q
mounted to 3ld2 bales, at tho following
particulars: 900 bales at 9l.2; lOl at
o 5.S;7 at9 7-s; 4Gs at 10; 3l7 a,
10 1t; 38 ut 10 3 8; So2 at 10 2; 100
at 10 3 I; 80 at lOa0 8; atlI
u, CoLrMDIA, April 5, 1856.
The same good feeling and active de.
nsnd which has prevailed in ou, cotton
mar kc, during the whole of the current
week, continued yesterday prices were
very full and firm, and The market closed
very steady. Some 400 bales were sold,
nj A a., n \ q 1900
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Piles and Fistulas.

These and other similar distressing com
plants can be cllectua Ilv cured it the Dnt-
ment be well rubbed in over the parts affect
cd, and by otherwise following the printed
directions around each pot.
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Profitable and Honorable Employment,
AGENTS " ANTED.

Ladies and gentlemen Of good address,
wishing TO engage In a pleasant, profitable
and honorable business, will address for par.
ticulars, = A. DEUER g. Co.
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 7ih, 7-St
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A. e.. DUNLAP

Is now receiving his SPRING GOODS
from New York, through orders. The Dry
Goods were selected by gentleman of
taste. He has now in Store, some hand
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iaryIand consolidated Lottery.
CLASS n,

1I'sii PRICES amounting 10 S5O,643
The price Of single Tickets in any Of
the above l.nttcrics are
WHOLE TICKETS $l,OO
HiLF so cts.
EC-ihIEh % cts.
We pay the same attention to IN order for a
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LOSS OF TICKETS OF CLASS I.
By the late accident on the Scaboard and
Ronnoke Rail Road, the Tickets of Class
L., for April 18th, in their transit from Bal
timorc, in charge of Adams Express Com
Pany, were destroyed by lire, consequently
there vii! not be any drawing for that Class
The Drawing will be Class M.-May 18th,
the NE Plus Uultrn" Scheme.
Very Respectfully,
[GStl J. +. WINTER, Manager.
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ALL pe~o1s are forbid trading for Note
given me by X. 8. Bailey, dated September,
1855, for 300, on which there is an endorse.
mcnt for $50, the same having been lost
and has been paid.
w. NJ. CoNNoRs.
April sth, 1856. s.3t
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LATE ARRIVAL

LATE ARRIVAL
FANCY AND HEAVY GROCERIES.
TIIE undersigned IL now receiving and opcu.
in fresh supply of Heavy and Fancy Grcce-
ries, consisting in part as follows:
Heavy Groceries.
New Orleans and Porti Rico Sugars. Crushed
Powdered, Clarified and Loaf do, Rio
Java, Cuba, and Laguira Coffee, New
Orleans and Vest India Moasscs,
Salt, Lard Bacon Sides and
Hams, North Carolina
and Tennessee Flour,
Soss, aud Starch.
Buckwheat Flour,
in Bags and Barrels,
sperm, Adamantinc and Tai
low Candles, 7. Apple, Goshen.
and Eng. Dairy Cheese, 20 bbls. Pink
Eye Planting Potatoes, Nos. ]. Q, and
hackerci, in Kits, half aud whole Barrels.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Whole, Half and
Quarter Boxes Raisins
Almonds, Figs and Asser1aa
Candies, Ginger and Green Gage
Preserves, blackberry and Red Cur
rent Jelly, Sardincs, Salmon, Lobs.ers and
oysters, walnut and Tomato Cautsup, Pickles,
ohves, Capers, Pepper Sauce, Brandy
Reaches, Pears and Cherries, Lcmsn
Syrup and Blackberry Cordial,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Mac
caroni, Citron and Ju-
jube Paste Vine,
Soda and Butter
Biscuits, fresh
Gross and Blaekwal!s Eng. Nustsrl, fno
SKGARs AND TOBACCO.
Rio Hondo No. ], & Q, Scgars.
Flore dc Carolina No /, & 3 do.
Palmetto and J. V. Y. C.'s do,
La Nicotiana, do.
Cliob Concha-a choice brand.
Shclton's fine Chewing Tobacco
os. Charles, and Jenny Lind Twist, do.
Common, DO.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Galasrd and Champagne Brandy, Peach
Rhd Apple do, Old Monongahcla XXX
Whiskey, North Carolina and
Mier's Old Rye, do, Recti-
fed and Western Corn,
do, Jamaica and
New Eng. Rum, z,.,-.,
Reizea and Larter's
Schiedam Schnapps, Old
Madeira, Port, Sherry and
Marga Wine, Heidsick, and Bel
lycart Salmon Champagne, Clarct st.
Julien Medoc Champagne Cider, J. a r.
Tenants Doablc Strong Aic, abbott & Sons
Porter.
With complete assortment Of Vest India
Fruits eonstantly IN hand, ana variety of
other articles to- ngmcious to specify. ali of
which will te sold las for CASH, or 10 puuc.
tral customers ON short time.
w. y, PERRY.
y. B.-i will also act as agenti either Bank.
w. PIP
Csmden, s. C. Feb. 81, a-n
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ONE PRIZE TO EIGuTTICKETS,
CAPITAL $4,000.
1900 prizes amounting to $4,000
Tickets, SO. Halves, "a. Quarters, 81.
Prices payable without deduction.

Perscns sending money nccd not fear its
being lost. Orders puuctuaIly attended to.
Communication. confidential. Bank Notes
OF sound Banks taken at par. Those wish
ing particular numbers should order immc-
dateIy.
Address, JASr. WINTER. Manager.
Macon Ga
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so, G43 DOLLARS!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery.
CLASS 81,
$50,6i3

a'oi7 prizes amounting to S5O,6i3
57,057 DOLLARS!
ONE or riiR Richest SCHEMES RIVER DRAWN
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from the Waverley Magazine. ]
EVENING STAR.

Look Anna, look, and see that star
Upon the verge Of yonder sky
I've watched its cominn from alar.
Until its presence seems quite nish
Yes, from thy mothers window Gre,
! saw its first faint beam appear.
Butnow | gaze with new delight
Rpon lis form so fair aud bright.
cannot tell he reason Why
When'ere that twinkling star l view,
The tears unbiddeu fill my eye,
Though not the tear Of grief, 'tis true
4 peaceful feeling fills my br,a-t,
AS though an angels wing had pressed,
And seems u most to bear away
My spirit to the realms Of day.
Perhaps while am musing here,
Bound by the ties of earth so strong,
The happy beings of that sphere
Are chanting forth their evening song;
Perhaps my brothers spirit, ton,
Bre1thed forth his notes praise with You
But from yon bright world AFR
View nothing but an evening star.
From thee a lesson will learn,
Thou brightest of tie heavenly host
That, while life's lamp holds out TO barn,
To be as constant at my post,
| II strive to do my Master will,
And every duty to fulfill;
And when sleep beneath the sod,
o may my spirit rest with God.
SCr SUNSHINE.