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THE sICKLES TRIAL.

Tbis has been n triumphant day for the de.
fence. Tn. ruling. of:he Court and the an'-
noseness Of the prosecution against the prison.
ar forced his counsel to display unusual vig"r
The cff.c, Of Stantons appeal TO 'he '"nsf
and his attack on the prosecution produced
decided impression. line rrP'S o' ''e P'o.
tiou compnring the counsel OF the prisoner 10
n troupe of actors produced still more deci-
! ded impr,ssi on and it was Sianton's response
| to this language that brought down the ours'
| of applause that the Judge was scarcely aoie
| to suppress. ,r.,
A tilt afterwards ensucd between Cari's,e
| for the prosecution, and Stanton, IN wh'e! I'e
polished sarcasm of the former was eh''re'y
| lost amid the broadsi1es of the latter. =,
At Ia came the collision between tne
Judge an, Stanton, who maintained his Pns'-
,ion with great resolution. 1t was ma",ies'
that the sympathics of the jury, as is usua' I"
| sucb cases were with advocate. ,.
~, .;jo,co of several Witnesses who testi
6.d TO seeing Key for two months giving sly
,oIs with his handkerchief about the house ., o
Sicklcs settled that point IN the minus VI u, ~
ri. greatest sensation of the day was 'h
production of the lock, which was I'''e" y.
!. two KEYS found in the pocket OF Mr. hey u"e
n | his decease. and which were i'll Court. " "e
The locksInith testitie ed thnt he took the lock o
tho ,l,or of the nssignaLion house hired ny heS
- and was employcd to do so by the brother"
}, Inv oe Kew, Hon. Mr.. Pcndleton, the enee' va W.
!. ;ndcscrihnhlc. So damaging was th's W u
J. prosecution that Carlisle rose. ami" FroioG'
. silence, and stated that he hna u" h""" 'I"s
lie or ,he transaction. 1t is strange TINT this i"'
Mt was discovered in the attic room OF some hou
j. in Washington, where it had been sold ny u
,s. locksmi,h.
The defence have succeeded in proving
Il First, that Key was in the habit OF maklngs'
ty n,ls to Mira Sickles for two months anu NJ
,is wards. Second, that he carried about h
10 KEYS of the house TINT it it is alleged he a
" Mrs. Sickles visited. 1t remains to prove II
Key and Mrs, s.ckles freaT,e"ted this 'io' 70"
So clandcstineIy. hnd this will be suihr'ehI 'el
evidence to satisfy the jury Of adultery.
~ the Jury are convinced of this. the ac4u't'a'
" SicSles is certain. The prosecution were ct
MI founded by the discovery ofihis lock, n"'
tw appears that person who Is assisting
mn. prosecution was one Of those who aided III
IL; strncting the lock. This gentleman, "
n,I others concerned. will be put on the stand
49, norruw by the defence.
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run Ho1sroN CONFERENCE FEMALE
SCHOOL.

We have received the Annual Catalogue OF
this Aourishing Female College. located at Ashe'
Vile, N. c.; aud we see by 1t that Abbev'lle Is
well represented in the Institution. we oo'
serve the names Of tho following young LADIES'
from our District-in the Junior Clas'. the
Misses Eugenia Bsrmore. and Angie E. Starr
in the Sophomore Glass. the Misses Mary Bar
more, Demiris Barmore. Savannah Browniee'
Mag. E. Buchanan. Maggie J. Dannelly. Henri
eta H. Daunelly. Mary Hill. ssilse E. Hill
ParAt,ne Pratt, P. Celssaa Rasor. Sarah J.
Young-and IN the minor Glass, Sthe Misses
Eliza n. Agnew. Sallis ,Barmors. hargars
Donnald and Sallie E. Jones. The total num-
Der of students, for 1883, was 2s1.
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We invite the attention Of our readers TO
the letter from Leila on our first page. IN re-
spon.e to Sue Adelaide" our Florida corresron'
dent We think that ,ncy will agree with us
that it is equally beautiful in thought and
graceful in expression. The Languages chaste
and simple-as easy and musical in its How as
the sparkling rivulet. Ladies are said to speak
the language in tsgreatest purity; ana LOT
tho same reason, we suppose they excel ms eP'S
tolary writers. The lines on "My Co''"ee
Home" will be found to contain some beau''-
full stanzas.
We give cordial welcome to .hese, our cor
| respondents. and trust that they will i"Vor ua
with more of their eifusions Aud we wouio
desire to eplist still additional recruits. We
have in our midst many cultivated m'"ds ""'
accomplished writer's, and we would os ""Pr!
IN furnish the medium of communicating thei
thoughts to the public.
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TIE CHANCE OF NAME.-From old "ssocia'
tions we regret the determination Of the new
proprietor of the Washington Union to change
It's title to that of Z" The Co"stit" ton TO &C
cur tomorrow or OH Tuesday morning neXt.
according to the understanding around us. It's
present title has fixed place in our fegaso,
Thomas Richie. the Nestor of the American
nress, than whom better man or purer pa
triot never lived Besides, our earliest labor;
in connection with the press Of the Federal
metropolis were upon "?he Union" and md, con o.
tinued 80 long as that it's fortunes generally. ne
came the object Of our sincere personal regar'
.. they have continued to this hour. To us th'
change Of it's title will be like the passlnt
away Of an old and affectionately. REGARDED Zee
friend, reminding us that the mutations OF LII
nre alike applicable to things. as to person,
May Tho Stor continue to be the Sfs'' '0f
centary l. Wash. Star.
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A COMPLIMENT TO ABBEvILLE.

A correspondent Of the Wilkes Repudltca"
published in Washington, Co.. contributes to
TINT paper, the following letter in which he
paws quite compliment to our host OF the |
Marshall House." and the liberalty aud pub
lie enrit of our citizens generally, aud gives
quite glowing account Of the various i'm.
rrovements which are in progress here:
MARSHALL House, Abheville 8. c.
Mr. EDITOR Il arrived hero. md put up at
the Marshall House." an establishment which,
under the careful management of Mr. Cobb, its
proprietor, has been rendered inferior to 10
first class Hotel to it, is attached livery
stable. also conducted hy Mr.. Cobb: and all
aorts Of convevatccs can lie had Mt the very
lowest rates. rs can every other convenience.
The first thing that attracted nay attention
in the village was the busil: and stir. 81 nn-
usual in snail towns. AL aud everybody
were in mot ion and there Was an activity OF
operation TINT h..t"kentl tie progress OF trade
particularly that in the building line. The
citizens of Ahheville appear to TAKE the lend ol
any district We have visited III thls respect
presenting we must snv. marked contrast 10
the dulnrsa, in the same line. i'll Washington.
Some new nnd handsome mansions hive
been erected. and others nre in progress "s cree
tion. ! was made acquainted with the Arrhi-
tect Mr.. j. D. DAILY, in whose office, Mt tht
Marshall House. l was shown several new nnI
beautiful designs Of villas and mansi"ns. pre-
pared hv him. for several respectable citizens
was II lso shown bv the architect, the Plans O
anew brick range of stores, now about TO b
erected hy Mr.. Il. j. White. Already, piles q
brick nre on the ground the lot is ge,tin
cleared off and everything connected wit
the project runu ifes,s high degree OF enerE
and exrrtiuu. Those stores, when completes
will add greatly 10 the beauty and general nj
pcarance of the village"
Mr.. DAILY is architect Of varied eSper
cnce, and seems fully competent to the l'e
formancc of anything in his professional capa
i,v. lie is introducing. in this part Of Il
country. the latest and mos: mo'lrrn styles
untiring zeal When the several cxcelen: d
signs now in his hands, have been complete
.ihhcvile will bid fair to rival nny city in t
Union. in the beauty and clegnncc Of her II
u,erous mansions and villas.
The day WAS fine and pleasant: and cnjc
I'd beautiful ride through n" le.s beau,i
eountro, from w ash inEt"n to Abbcvillr. pa
ing in our way. the quiet nnd secluded V
lnge of Dnnburg. where nothing i'll parlicu
eecms TO be doing Just now.
AhhevIlle is in altogether t1ourishing c.
.liton and l anticipate the most favora
results for the future. Her citizens, rs well
those of the adjoining districts. are beginn
to see the commercial advantages which n I
road communication with your town wo
give them, and making strenuous eff'
having for their ol.cct the construction Of q
communication.
have great deal more 10 say, hut time
space obliye me to cut short my present Ct
municution.
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THE WEATHER.

The weather during the past week has e1h'n-
tied more thnn the usual Inconsistency OF the
season. On Saturday last. we were favored
with fine rain which promised pleasant and
osniol .casons. but it was followed by high
winds, and frost on several successive n'ghts'-
Vegetation hae been very much backened' but
we believe no serious injury has been done to
the growing crops.
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Lyon's Magnetic Powder e. Pills,

For the Destruction Of all kinds Of Garden In
secis, Ants Bed Bugs. Ticks, Heds,
Moths, Rats, and Mice, DC.
What greater trouble. in an hour OF en'e'
Than gnawi ing rats. bed-bugs and fieas
Gardens can be preserved and houses rid o
these pests. 1t was discovered by Mr.. E. Lyo"
French Chemist, in Asia. and has been patron
lied by III Eastern governments and colleges
Reference can be made wherever the article
has been tried. 1t is free J'on'' poison, ono
harmless to mankind and domestic animals
Many worthless limitations are advertised D.
sure il bears the name Of E. LYON. heme"o'
I'll. Lyons Powder t1ls insects in sr'Ss snS
While Lyons Pills are "ixed for ra's ana 'n'e
Sample Flssk.. 2scts. regular sizes Socte
BARNES d PARK, New York.
| April I5. 1859. b0-lm
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The Georgia Citizen states that on Wednes-
d.v evening. DR. Fish, Mile Piccolominis agent,
w:s robbed Of over $500. at Browns Hotel. Ma
con. The robbery was traced with little de-
Icy, to George Thomas and Bersard Liddy; ",
youne man recently in the employ Of the uli-
man troupe whom DR.. Fish had employed ~ %
enable them to return North. = Most OF ths
MONEY! was found between their anattrassss
and in one ofttsis tEnsks seSsa sssS ssss
razors which hsd bsen lo:t " aHe f:ses"s
on the psssAgs iro.l Mobile 70 Montgomery.
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THE sICKLEs TRIAL.

We see hy topographic despatch IN our Co.
lumbia exchanges. that the Jury in this case
on Tuesday last brought in verdict Of nequ't-
ia after be ng out one hour and aha'f' and
that Mr.. Sicklcs was Immediately discharged.
Thus closes the long and interesting trial. and
we suppose that the public sentiment OF Inc
country will approve the finding of the Jury
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BTU a r z =

DIED, Mt Cokrshnry on the 10th instant,
FANNIE COCHRAN, three years old.
To the majority of our kind friends. this no
tice is idle. But parents whose hearts have
been wruny by the loss of fnvorite child, will
upprecia,e our feelings. Little Fannie WAS
dear to u.s. She wns the life Of our house, tue
fuvoritc of five children.
"My child, th"m vast my hearts delight,
Thy morn of life wns gay and CHEEKY;
That morn has rushed |" sudden night.
Thy father house is sad and dreary.'
Dear angel thou art safe in heaven.
No PRAYERS for thee need no more he made
Oh ! let thy prayers for those he given,
Who oft hive blest thy infant head.
DIED. in Paris. Texas. on the 16th Of Jnnu
ory 1859. DIR. GEORGE MARTIN SAVAGE
Dr.. Savage wns native Of Ahbcville District
| where he was born on the 5th OF November
| 1911 a FRIEND.
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Pxaxsx1AL Corros.--A subscriber residing
in Marion County Florids; has sent us % ..n"n nImn
Der Of squares. blooms. ana young Io'.s s.ns;sh.
ed IN that country throughout the winter.
They are the product Of the pressnt year. snd. D.
the plant from which they were taken. toeetnel
Win . number Of othsss on the same Planla.
sfsht Nssin hSl DC Tsey afford evidence o,
the extrsms u ifdnsss Of tho late winter IN 9 eha'
Iss;tu1e. 90 vsvs the Savannah Republican
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ADVERTISEMENTS

eag- We direct the especial attention OF our
readers to the advertisement of the very
choice stock of Spring and Summer styles
which Mr.. A. A. WILLIAMS is daily receiving
Mt Ills popular estnbl shnent on Granite Range.
His Stock comprises the latest and most lash
iopable STYLES of gentlemen e and ladies' goods,
and he has made arrangements to keep hi'nse"
constantly supplied with all the novelties oi the
season. Our readers will find it to their interest
to give hitna call
7g- Mr.. II. S. KERR has lately been receiv.
! ing large additions to his fine stock Of Groce-
ccries and is now prepared to supply all de-
| mnuds in his line at the we'll known establish
men, on Granite Range. His stock is very
complete, and he offers great inducements to
! the planter.
! rR- JAMEsG GlnErs l. Co., offer for sale o.
their Columbia NJ ills. their very superior Yarns
Osnaburgs and Kcrseys. They have recently
erected very complete set Of wooden machine
ry. and in addition to Yarns and Osnaourgs
ora prepared to furnish vnrious styles OF su
perior Korsevs They will purchase wool at tai
prices or manu- facturc it into kerseys at II
cts per yard. As purchasers of our cotton ant
woolcn staples, these gentlemen have Peen'"
caims to our patronage DIR. JOHN McBRYpl
is their agent, aud will receive all orders IN the
). behalf at the Post Office.
e ex- Messrs. ]. W. d L. l.. MoonE, OF IL
,, Double W ellis. Ga. advertise their snPerl'
. Cotton Gins. Their agent will be IN the VI
l, loee on mex: Sale Day, and will afford to OF
'c planters the opportunity of testing the mer'
Of their Gins.
-. See the advertisement Of lost notes by INC
ul T. Bpovcn Woods Hair Restorative Ciari
. Celebrated Pills: Governors Proclamation
= OrLinary's and other advertisements.
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The ordinary rate of speed per :eoese aoos Is as
follows: ofa man walking ieet or ..;,;Ua sUn
.b;p. @ 10 fee, ofa reindeer in sleigh on the
p ;cs as fset: ofa race horse, ~ feet of a
hare. h " locomotive and hurricane, "a feet !; OF
."nnd ", 'osS feet Of cannon ball. 1874 feet
If the esrth's rotation at the equator. l.62l
f.et of the earths velocity in its orbit, 9e,is1
| fact or nineteen milea-
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FASTER MONDAY ELECTIONS.

At the NEE srg of the Cong eGa''on OF lr'n'
ity Church. Abbevill". tie following elections
were made for the ensuing year:
WAnpEss.-Tbos. jackson, W. II. Parker.
Vrs1ryMrS.-J. F. Marshall, J. A. Calhoun,
:. McGownn, E. Noble, W. a. Lee.
DELEGATES TO THE CONFESSIONAL. r. Mar
shall. ]. A. Calhoun, L. II. Lomax, ". Lee
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HAIR! WHIsKERs!! MoUSTACHEs

Use my Unguent, and You can have Beau
tful pair of Whiskers and Observation-Disclosures
soft and luxuriant, within Six Weeks, where
there were none before. and will not Stain the
or injure the Skin. Price, Fifty Cents per Bot
tie sent to any part of the United States.
Address
JOHN NJ. SAUNDERS.
1862 Third Street. New York City.
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LATER FROM UrAH-We have intelligence
from Utah to the 18th nit. The Mor9ons were
highly indignant because = body OF United
States troops were stationed tProvo during
the session of court there. and there were ru-
outbreak rad occurred. An orslhized bandit.
Il isssid TO infsst Salt Lake City, some o'
whom have been arrested.
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WESTERN Cnops-REvESrE AID TARFF-"e
copy the following from the Washington cor
RESPONDENT of the Baltimore Sun: :,
=: Accounts from the Western States generally
renresent that the wheat crops Of the ensuing
season nre very promising. Another failure OF
the grain crops in that quarter would "e very
1isastrous, aud probably require the 'mr"rta-
lion of grain from Europe, ns in 1887. for the
supply Of the deficiency in the Atlantic region.
| 1.-The Western States are not SO well anie
now as they were two years ago to become
consumers of the dutiable imported merchan'
disc. md, therefore, doubt may well exist up
on the question whether the large srrIng I'm
portations which have 40 much benefited the
revenue can be absorbed by the country. The
Southern States are more able than ever I.
consume dutiahle goods. and the middle "n'
Eastern States are recovering from the efieet
ofthe revulsion of 1857 Ifthe revenue iron
imports for the next fiscal year should amour
to sixty millions. as is expected by some: th
revenue for the succeeding year will prohao.
, t,c much greater. The argument IN iavor OF
+ change Of the tariff for the purpose OF r-venu
r ia likely to be refuted by the practical opera
ton of the present tariff. The tar,ff issue WI
a perhaps he extinct before the next Pres'de
!. tial election, unless it be maintained upon u
. old doctrine Of protection per Sc"
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COM M Err g I a T.

AppEvILLE. April 2s 1852
Cotton.-In consequence of the unIavorao'e
European news, there has been slight decline III
the market during the past week. We give e1-
tremes ut 81 to II &C..
COLUMBIA, April 26. 1859.
We have no change to notice in the price oi
! cotton since our last The sales yesterday
amounted to l44 bales, extremes q IL.
| CHARLESTON. April %, 1889
| The cotton market is irregular, and prices ar
| unsettled. Snles .527 bnles, 1T 10 n l2sc.
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A ssrtain amount Of experience 10 indisPsn-
..bls to success in any business. HaH ct least
of the sueeessful merchants in the country have
failed once, and many Of them two or tnree
,;mes Adyersity has its uses and tho best
nI,;lo.opbv extant is that which leads men to
taro nk1ortunes 10 profitable account.
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TIE PEACE CoSeREss.-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the London Times Gays:

The EhUE OoN6EIHo' ''e = '"''e
dent Of the London Times Gays:
"Congress may meet hut no resolutions It
can pass are likely to satisfy the Italians: the
Austrians will neither relinquish their rever'
sionary claims on Tuscany and M"dena. nor
will they give up any part Of LombnTdy sn"a and
Venice. A strong impression rreSalie mere
that France will willingly accede to the pro-
position made BY the three mediating Powers
ss she will be able to complete her prepar y
lions for war while the Congress is sitting, ane
Austria will be obliged to keep her armies II
a state of inactivity. The expenditure To-
maintaining troops on full war footing IS 81
great, Austria will bleed 10 death IT she mus
| long keep such an enormous force on ioot
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CON IG N z Z s.


The following persons have freight in the DE
pot at Abheville -
IFS Kerr. J W Wardlaw. Mrs. Rcbeccn Barr,
j Wnrdlnw, II w Lawson J y Jones' II
Wid.man. RI White. J + Marshall, q X J
White, Charles Cox, J Cunningham. Hon l
C Perrin, a A War,ilaw. Roache d Christian
" NJ llughry, Branch. Allen l. Ed wards, - j
Jordan, John McBrydc. John McBrryce, John
A Ca lhoun, Crews. II II Hardness, bliss
! 81 A McCaslan, w w Dolan.
d. II. SONDLEY. Ag't
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COURT IN SUMTER.

The Vatch,nau states that Court adjourned
on Saturday last We copy statement OF lis
proceedings:
Much business. the accumulation of previous
Terms still remains upon the dockets. An -x
trn term will be necessary in order to despatch
this {: r
The most important and interesting case OF
this term. was The trial Of Vincent Parsons ior
the killing of j. j. Graham. The prosecution
was conducted by Col. Fair, States Attorney
assisted bv Mr.. Sumter, and the defence ny
Mr.. Moses aud Mr.. Spain. The trial occupied
two DAYS and elected great body OF tcst',
mouy. composed Of different branches toll"wc cd
Inv most able md eloquent md lengthy plead
| inrs IN both sides. Ills Honor Judge "arh
law delivered pointed charge to the jury ey'
dencinr his ready and lucid perception OF ih'
| criminal law, aud his determination to con
strue and execute it nccnrling to its or'sInn
shirt and design, that construction and execn
ton tempered with proper degree ot mercy
The prosecution assumed the position "i WI
full mu,,ler, aud the defence that OF excnsa"l
homicide. The jury took the middle gr""m' III,
and rendered n verdict of manslauehter. Ill
sentence Of the Court was SIX months imPriso
: m.nt and five hundred dollars fine.
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no MARRIED LADIES

it is peculiarly suited. IL will. in a ehort time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females.
that are pregnant, during the first three m"nthr'
a. they are sure to bring IN Miscarriage; but
at every other time, and in every other case
they nrr perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Henviness. Fa-
tiyuc on slight exertion, Palritation OF the
Heurt, Lowness of Spirits, Iiysterics Sick
Headache, Whites and all the painful diseases
occasoned by n disordered system. these Pills
will effect a cure when all other means have
, failed. ,
, Full directions in the pamphlet around enel
package, which should be carefully preserved
= A bottle containing so pills. and enc'rcle'
"a with the Government Stamp Of Great Britain
# cun be sent post free for 81 aud Postag
q stamps.
y General agent for United States, Job Nose
Rochester N. Y.
e Sold in Abbeville by Donald MCLAUGHLIN
r. Columbia. Fisher d IIeinitsh Haviand. Ste
venson d Co., CharlestoD, Wholesale agents
y and sold by all respectable Druggists.
of April 30, 1859 l2n.
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SOMETHING NEW and VALUABLE.

TINE Subscribers beg to state to the Cotton
Planters of the District Of Abbeville that
thew will exhibit one of their Improved Cotton
Gin., with a Cotton Seed Crushing apparatus
attached. Our Gins are very much improves
and,are only to be seen to be appreciated:
J.,W. d L. L. MOORE.
Double Wells, Ga.
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CHARLESTON VEGETABLE MARKET.-"e copy

Cu,RIEsroS VEGETABLE MARKET.-"e copy
the following from the Charleston Courier :
"Vecctnbles of NIL kinda are unusually ahnn-
dant, and have riPened much earlier tn's
Srr,no than is common Strawberries and
II,ckherrics are to be had in market in consih-
cradle quantities though at prices that ,,,e g,y,e
them IL very silvery taste: IN the Vege'a"ie
line, we notice green pens in abundance; new
potatoes, snap beans, early cabbage. ra"'shrs,
salad, eic.. nearly all Of which have been on
snle for long period and nre now I" he hsd
| Mt moderate rates There have been shipped
IN Northern cities large quantities of vceeta-
bles bv every departure Of the different steam
slips. which has had atendeney TO keep VI
prices here. The Marion. for New YORK, OF
! Wednt s.lny, took one hundred and fifty bar
rels of vegetables. and the Keystone State; 10
philadelphia, had on board fifteen barrels {.
peas and three barrels of poi, atoe'. by TN
means, the gardeners are enabled to get rid
th.;r surnjus stock, and that. too, Mt price
which make trucking, we should think a yer
profitable business.
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aRTHuR,s HOME MAGAZINE.

We have received the May number OF this
ropular monthly, and have found it very IN
teres,ing number. 1t has many attractions,
literary and pictorial