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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

The steamship Arabis, from Liverpool on tie
Goth ult., brings . weeks later intelligence, the
tenor Of which is, on the whole, warliks. Lord
TO Viet ns to be sure, special mission Of con-
Citation the precise nature Of which was not known
Ministers had announced il Parlisment that there
wss reason to believe that the Austrian and French
troops would soor, at the instance Of the Papsl
States, evacuate Rome. These facts, ard tle
ASSURANCES with which the announcement was
coupled, created strong hope, Of peace in England,
aud produced favorable effect for a day or two on
the Continent But on the other hand, Paris letters
stated that the Government was actually framing
plano, assigning troops. and preparing ammunition
and stores for campaign il Italy and that the
representatives Of Fore On Courts had abandoned
all hopes Of peaceful solution Of existing Difficult
ties. Vienna letters affirmed that while Count Buol
still believed 10 peace, the Emperor was preparing
Cor war Orders looking in that direction had
been published. Louis Napoleon was shortly ex-
pec.ed in Turin on v,it to the King Of Sardinia.
The agitation in Milan was increasing. Contracts
for tie construction Of three new forts in Venice
mad been entered ito. Turkey was aiming
fsates for the Adiiatic aud dispstchirs troops to
the Danube. ROssi, was Negotiating with the
Rothsc hilds for loan Of five millions.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had held a
general mt citing, at which it was announced that
the Government had offered guaranty Of eight
per cent on the rew c,pial of eco, 900 for twenty
FIVE years, or certain condition. which did not
Gsnspire, tut which were not thought in,ur-
mouutabe. The British Government had offered
a subsidy of $4,000 pc. voyage to the Galway line.
Lord Lyons, the new Britain EGbassador to the
United States sailed for NeH.YO!k on the 22d,
in the stesm-fiigste Curacao. Cotton bad de-
c.intd Bresd,t.fs were dul. Consols on the
morning Of the 26th were 95s095ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
The Great Sale of sIavesbyAuctlon

In order to supply the demand for our report
Of the great sale Of Pierce N. Buffers Slaves
BIZ auction near the city Of Savannah, We shill
print th, morning, at 10 o'clock, al extra edition
Of TIE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, in which will
be found the entire account. Persons desiring
copies can procure them in the Counting room
Of TEE TRIBUNE. Prise cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

WITHOUT 4 RTvAL-With the opening OF the
sc the nv Al, pr bc Aver op-a ts.r sst,ses ucoa TIE
obhe b.. OF eo.rs. ar, sus of ever h-sa I'D no
one seems to carry ssy gins the pubh = old ss
Ksnr \, h~f e aht. s-,fy bad fk hr. IL
e bstks Of tee R@y,lntioa, haf AttooOy Wsyne
bullet thro-Eh besver "hsf ne soy sof os ut-'
,sid Wsyre ths el,v bad b.. ny hes8 tie 90 fot
would h..s oored VI. Were sosi get nv %"
CssrJ tSey had kSoI but sNa sSoeAs aSSa ts.t I'
Bi, .,l.. have be>u rerNta5- fr tsTe sSd
fto bot hi. spus .yie .t r5sps TIE fastest .
Ire most ~.ntfa f.bsio, offered % toe polc
tn. ,noSr f G-pin downward leaves KsoK e. No
SIS P-,.sw,y rper Of Foltsns clear field a1a badly .
nTmtettor 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

II is said that the Office Of Commissioner Of
Patezts, vacated By Judge Holt has been offered
to the Hon. James Hugtes Of Indiana who was
backed BY ths squatters Blight and Fitch. We
hope that this report mag prove untrue. Other
candidates spoken Of are Samuel T. shugert, Chief
Clerk in the Department. AID Edmund Burke Ct
New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

Az unsuccessful attemp. was made yesterday
afterI Oon to burr dow the Massachusetts, State
House, while both branches Of the Legislature were
ia season. A good many politicians were fright
eIed but no ore was hut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
Navigation on the Hudson.

RospoCr, Thursday, Merch IT. io'9.
Tie steamer North America arrived hero this 49,
irg from Ne~.York. She met With large Quantities
ice betw es this place and Pcugtkeepsie. The h0S
America leaves Tor EeH-Yo<k as socn 81 hex Tas@
are rspsils. q the dsraags doEs By tie ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

Gov Denver has resigned the CommissionershiP
of Indian Affairs, says Ole of our Warrington cor
respondents, and will shortly sal for California,
where he proposes to practice law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
CONGRESS.
sENATE-EXrRA SESSION.

h''0S'
Lees than quorum wss present.
Mr. RICE, from the COMMITTEE appointed - W.
on the President reported the performance Of tAat
duty and tia. the President had further oomausi
cation to make, whereupon the Senate sdjOursea
aine die.
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New91ork Daily Gribmre
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1859.
TO COsREsPOsDEsTs.

10 nsc. e.a Be Of Connunesao,s Whist.
ever Intended o5 insertion uua be authenticated ~ the
mare address Of thu wrsTno, necessarily for pc eics
ion, but o. s1srsIty for his good fAt1-
", cannot undertake 10 return r-jecsed Conmanicsons
Bosue letters for Tar TssrsI Of should 70 ~ csses b
Addressed to BotAcE 0REELsy Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

Nothing Of importance was done last night in
either Board Ct the Common Council. The nom
adoption of the tax Levy is the excuse for every
thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

D. KtysALL Co. No " Msrietsqusre Agents for
the ssIe Of THL TEIBUXg in PRoyGDEScE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
Tw1s TEMPLES or FASHION.

TwIs TEMPLES or FASHION.
sstTE BsoTHtEs,
che h.ftls 5toresl
IA, f.t j3s ste 100 FvLToy 81
Betsesu BroA5ssJ I'D Ni.a1S,
TpoNts sNIIH. n,
YosfgT sNiTs,
J. sSfTH RICE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

EXPERIENCE CANNOT MISDRECT.-Do you
hAns remedy Are your limbs racied With rhe sti.m' Have
Won cold OF sh sou scorchsd wi burning fever
81 lied uitn benunbtd oil psbyl Have yon
,umpop asthma dTcpsy GsTyous debility Have fyiog
r.rs, Are stivel In word have sickness
or n,p ER.SDKErRs PiLLs oil give you and
81 ~ lot ,our tyes sgLns the light bat examine sad ies hear
ara IN ov for your 1t pTeutes p'evs sEss
bat ut,rs,ts Prircips Office No 80 Ca-Ats Ptes = oecs
per box susaI.oo.ted (hsltboxss, Is cents
CoSsUMPTIoN-DR. CnURCnIL's Discovery.
WNcHrsIIk's GENUINE PkrPAsATIoS % TIE
HYFoPHosrHIEs LIME, SODA AAe PorAsh
As discovered and prescribed Dr. Cagrh1 otF' fo' Cos
SUMPTION.
ghe physiological effects Of tots RkNsD ssown BY a1 IN
CREASE OF xLAvoVs POWER sometimes eve1 from toe ni Gay
OF their semns ration together With ~ VSvsuAL rLALS o
COMFORT AND sIRENGIH. The APPETITE INCREASES oen u
ainsy The evscusons becoms more RIG
ard ABUNDANT; the psrPiraons any have eh
httd eesse; BECOMES CALM AND fRoFov>D AL tas
general syn ptcrs dsspps. With rpidJ which Is really ma.
vicious
Sold WHOLESALE apS Retail he Sole General oePosln the
United States, No ~ Johrs. tcP stssl where Creran
Tesr onas and az nesesE, afos nation be sssns1 n
reference 10 this extraordinary curative agent
Price 60 Per bottle three bottles fos SS Esca bottle Of
wcbssseTs 6eruoe grspA.0r has FL directions via his
fac ,.s> signature. Co. 81 .ni wsnst
sa,s AgsIts fer fai.s,sliiis J. WNosHsrsR
AEtskA- 81, yas.lss Asea:l. se !sA- u n Z.
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osy Pstcy-No ptv.rfoS.
tn. Price "A IA artsd ell tie Cooks 70 PI,in fBre|
orr 10 sTk1sStRs
T5,'. Of s, - ~ gs, rHSS eHfard
wbefs welcome warp .bo tns pc :. are 20
n po,--ays :. erect To SMITH sRoTHtRs be'steJou'
Trey TIT can aissn you 70 par o.; your p~
TIE b. ST.. OF Clothos up'n m.n!
spsnG STYLES o. cLoTHlSs
For Promenade and Dress for to WortAn Pc the C9Has
Room aud B,ll
Ircu'iug cur EeS Styles Of
TIP Tors FOR sPRISC OyTkcoATs
THE BisHop YKOcK.
AND Qua waTER PsooT DusrzE.
Al Of whth entirely and made expressly iOf 'a
Our BOYS DrrAnTMr,I ss
contains 81 i@m5s SO, 8. q tysys5s''"
THt rEIGk o. tSn.I ~ ETC p,..s1 sT can De
"Ecoromy durability AID el.esLoe Go'd rns'srt. s.oa
style, ana good workmsnship snsapfonH' ql'o' i''' ~
cssa for everything"
The busr msXns which SMITH BsoTHES P'S'N''i
they have az CURED pub'c fsvor and support
AND III PERsrsTIsG II THESE
they wi maintain aud exteDd ths: rePIls'lon'
Bail, blu,ttry MsIobi Tee elm and srcn
TboUsh roog they kiss yet fee ( thrilling
And 10 their "a n ,ssled buds are filing.
A u.eIts the SLOWS. the crocos blows
The squirrel Leap, through sporting branches
Old Winter 10 igb fofloro,
And spriBs. yoant 6oarcs toii at his launches
Oh month whose brfa requires sheath
On al the buds o. tender promise
Though keen and bLo. thy dusty wind,
At least the 81 tseb old Winter uon Us!
Soon shall be ssD il dimped p'eo,
The earth from frosty chains mtreias
And Summers breeze viii fsn the tfees
With tloues ofnew blown blossomi surgins
To thee thi, healthy gov
W iich ilin the biooo With yefnal visof
And rightly frest-psLts cost an1 vest
We've fttl- TO feel thy yisor.
Al these fpd-good taste confined
With cbespDets that ou' strips oil others
Al those three sores, whose O. lien doon
Fly open at the raue-SbITH Bso1HGRS:
Nos l22 lSe ant lao Fulton a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

GOOD NEWS FOR Me.
GosDNows RUSSIAN WAR OINTMENT
Goopxows RUSSIAN WAR OINTMENT,
GooDAOws RUSSIAN WAR OSTnEsT,
GooDsows RUSSIAN WAR OINTMENT,
For the follow rg Comp sius:
Burns scalds, Pelons. BuDiops,
Corns Frozen Feet, Sore or Brofen Breast,
Cuts sruises Inf Am L Ation, &c.
IT WILL RELIEVE PAIN INSTANTLY.
1T WILL RELIEvE PAS Instantly
Try IT, and see for youlseL 49,, l. ,.,.,,
T.. g GooDNow. Manufacturer
A. b. d ID. BANDS, VIII essle Agents
LEAKY 81 Co.,
Leader, And iuoduoes of fashion for tems9s HaIs VII
his esy Issue the Spring style Of Geepst HATS 70 Ehica
The ATTENTION Of their cstoa and the public generally In
yed. Eos D. snoo hstof HOUSE. niosu"S
WINDOW SHADES.
New tyer.
God,
Waits Holland,
Buff Hollsni.
Wholesale ara Retail.
kelly BROTHLRs LUM,
No 29l Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

CRIsTApoRo's HAIR DyE.-The great Hair
Dive controversy be, established the fact lover the
D Clinton that Chadoros Excelsior Dye the best Ia exist
sne4 ana free from poxious substances. Sold eyerywhere
Applied by experienced artists CRIsTAooRcs, No Astcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

IN FACT,
JEFyts INFORMATION EXCHANGE
,raly booked %" in regHd 70 al business Information
Az office OF rtsis.ry. To Juands Of art oet or sale.
49, No. 22q BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

DIR. JAMES MCCLINTOCK's PICTORIAL Strip
soobe ard heals al Irritation Of The ThroN AVID Lungs p.I
fc,ly ham et, oona 10 scoh opium irtses drugs
All Ire outside wrappers bear the signature OF 0ERRT NOTION
Proretor fsuccessor to A. Cushman CO wholesale oePo
,emoysd 10 PtsroLp PAREER 4 MOVIES No. 4F"ichetH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

A CAUTIoS.-An persons who wish to preserve
,hir use Any those filthy compounds o.sd
composed Of lard or otaer animal mater
rhieh u becomes rancid and diseases the soap causing the
h.r 70 fail They sio esD6ruf erupons the head
and d,pe.s o. the The ost ehcGa remedy {, coun-
The evil effect Of those vIsiuous conPoGnds that h
been bIor Rot before before The public, Is
NHNkLkR
RESTORATIVE
Which the scalp to healthy state a'o restores GRAY
HAS TO its NATURAL CoLoR, in pate beautiful, so snd
s.sy appearance and gov ,ch and uKurAnt
whtis, before, il WA scaIty AID tin
highly and degh fully rerfaued and BY far the most
aftessbe HAIk ADAPTATION krowp.
Manufactured and cold By WEEELFR,
Who,es,e Drusstst, No liz Cnerry-st, N. Y.
Also BY DruseiSti ard Bslbeu everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

HuI's HAIR DYE, 30 cents box, Black or
pn No B,rcay II and al DruegstA Iufalrble oSGUEST
for the Growth and eauty OF the hAr ARCTIC oATaE>I
a., N an, Barn. ard al Skin Compl,iGts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

The propetors Of this Justly celebrated preparation beg 70
oA,r III, kasya TO the public complete Hair Restoel
rbey DO not duty denounoe other preparations so
yersd TO produce similar results nor to insult the patience
md GOD sense If the public BY long wude tesuor s suffice
Il 10 say Msvla WILL bring back ths Hair when aPpar
sny entirely gone; and II used directed, WILL produce
e. ossy cURIs and preserve the Hair it's COLOR
.honsh one live 70 the Of three score aud ten
sod by s respectable Druggsts ard Fancy Goods Dealers
~ :" Wv CHARIEs ERNEST L Co.. Perfunen,
p-ioa 70 can't. No IL Gold st, New.YoIk.
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IADp. WEBSTER & Co.'S

LADD, WEBSTER * Co.'s
TIcH1.sIITcH sLwISGMAcHNIS
For Families Tson, Msntusmaker', sad ell msuni.cturr
Thew combe merits Il the old machines aud
syod hcr tsu. They sc.p,soto every oaph OF Industry
where the needle required Cal and oeioie
Ing. hADpi ~ ,sa p,S.,x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

MARAylLA. NARAVlLLA'
MAaAyILLA.
To everybody afflicted with BALDSEH
To even body troubled BY DAsDRUFF.
To even body annoyed BY their HNs FALLING our
To everybody suffering from SICK HEADACHE
remedy at last discovered
M.pAyUL. MARAyILLA.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

The friends OF Col. BURREL JONES,
respectfully announce him as n candidate
for Brigndirr tGapetlL .af 5tb BtigaSc s. C.
~, ~ fill the VACANCY occastoned by the
resispauoe Of Brigadier General Tay lor.
As Col Jones has been and will be pre-.
vented hv circumstances which he cannot
control. from making The acquaint ,nce of
many officers OF the 9Th Brigade, we trust
ave will be pardoned for making the follow.
ing statement:
Col. Jones' commenced to perform MALTA
duty in the wear 1923 at the age of IA yeats,
and has performed maiitia duty either as ap
.ytii, er ar private. ever sinre--servxd in the
Pionda Sanip'ign in 1886, and was elected
Captain "f Beat EGlarany, No. 2. Upper
Battalion, 22d RegiWen, ). T.. NJ in 1917.
in which capacity he served faithfully and
efficiently till 1885, when he Was promoted
10 the office Of CCI. Of said Regi;nrnt with
out opposition. In view of ;le above,
coupled with She fac. that Col. Jones. has
but few if anv superiors IA u tacti,ian, and
~ he possesses in good degree the other
qualities aud qualifications necessary in n
General, We trust that the officers Of the
5,h Brigade will not fail Ia give him that
su rport nj the ensuing election, which We
who know him well, know he merits.
MANY FRIENDS.
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L'rc,. q. S. c.. October D, 1855.
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Franklin AoadS---.

THE FIRST Session OF this Il1A Mtion
Il commences lat Monday IN January
next and ends i.t JGac.
The seconG Hcssion commences ;st Ion-
day in July and er1s Ist December.
The Tlu.ires ave succeeded in retain
iug hn srrvicc~ oc Mr. SAM'L hc
COX MICK. whose /, 'oicicnrr in ieaching
is s"rpa> ed ~ few. YcynS men can
be Thoroughly prefa"ed to cn;er any Of
| the higher in..i.u.ious OF learning in the
Southe'h &,a'es. Thc Vii'aee is very
healthy, and therS is rot, Ut present =
grog shop or p'rcc whe"e ardeut splits crn
be OBJ, ;nrd in IL.
BOa6irgc I De obtained in psiva, e IN
ilIe at Clio per moab.
The r@.es Of tuiion are The s,sae %
those iu Ac: denies tn7on.nout the St.,te.
The Academy bulldog is now in com.
plete rep-i'...
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will at lenAt equal those
81 o.her places. and TO our Dist riet ere held
out arCt Inducements as we believe will as-
vi:,te Ihe necessity of sending our youug
men aud boys abroad.
Sc. MASSE-',
SecTei '7y.
Dec. -, 1853. 44-tf.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLI,,A
LANCASTER DITpIcT

James Sullivan who is in the c,>atel.y Of
the Sheriff Of Laucanter District, Ly v;r;..
OF Writ of Capias ~ Saiisfreser.6um q
the suit of james L. Cu7eton, hc-7inc Sled
IN my "tnce together with n schedule, on
oath, "f his Estate and elects, his reti:ion
to the Court OF Common Pleas, c-ay:a-
that he may oe admitted to the benefit II
the Actc of the General assembly, r1aSs
for the relief of insolvent debtors. l., ia
ordered, .ha. it.l said James +. Cuteton sud
all other the creditors to wism tie said
James ',ullivan is 10 anywise io6ebted, b..
and they are hereby summoned aud has
notice TO appear before the saiG Court It
Lancaster Court House on the third Roa-
day in alarck next, TO shew cause, if cuy
they can, Why the prayer Of the petition
aforcsa'c should not be granted
Office Court of Common Pleas, Lsncas.
ter, Dec. 10Th, 1858
J. ,. STEWHhN, CIR.
Dec AZ. 45-3m
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IAScA>Tsa D'ST Ior.

J. NJ. Sm. u. who IL in tiIe custody Of
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
"f a Wit al CnpidS Ad Satisfacirndum at
the suit "f John Adams having filed in NV
Office together whh schcdule on oath Of
his EsHtr anf effects. his peIition to the
Court al Common Pleas. praying that he
NAV De admitted 10 the brOeil If the Acts
Of the General Assembly made for the re-.
lief of InSo.vent Deo,ors. }, is Ordered
that The said John Adams and nll o.her the
creditors, 10 whom the said J. NJ SIN ~ is
In anywise Indebted be, and they are here
by summoned and have notice 10 appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March Dext,
to shew canse, If any they ear, why the
prayer OF the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
Office conrt Of Common Pleas. Iancss
ter District, 10th nec. 1858. i.
J. A. STEWMAN. CTk.
Dee. a9, A5-am
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Nyw York, February 4, 1859.

Sale. o-day Of 1900 bales Cotton. The
market is unsettled, and quotations for all
grades are nominal. The transactions
show = decline Of one. quarter Of cent in
store, and three.eigh;s to one half cent in
transitu. The aour market is heavy. with
gales Of IO,5o0 bbls; Southern 6.75 and
6.l0. Wheat is firm, with sales Of $1,000
bushels; Southern White $50. Corn 10
firm, and sales reported Of $4,000 bushels !;
Mixed unehadged, but priees nominal. Tu:-
pentine and Rosin are steady.
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lFrom ii. s. Schells Advertising House, n. VI
PROSPECTUS FOR 1859.

The New Volume of the NEW YORK
WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED GOLDEN
PRIZE will commence Jan. Isl, is59.-
The following are the names of the Lite.
naG whose productions will grace the col.
umns Of this e.egant journal during the
year:
Rev. G. II. Spnrgeon, "f London.
q w. NJ. Reynolds, Of London.
q. p. Z. Jumes, Novelist.
Sir Edward Eu.ww.
Gen. &. +. li,nningsen. late Of Nicaragua.
Cot. g. w. C,"rkrit.
A. ID. Mmnson.
Capt. NJ. y. Ni.xradrr u. 4. A.
Ih"maS nrnn English, NJ. H.,
Henry 'iap2. r
DIR. y. 6 Naa Buron.
Lieut.. J. " .lait. =. S.N.
+. Ciinron Earring,on,
Miss S"u.nwn-,h.
Mrs Anna Whriplay.
Miss il"tiv ltearilv,
Virginia ynushas,
Di. Venom.
Minnie Mantour,
Hattie Clare.
Mrs. Il. B. Snria;r.
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Hymeneal.

Married, mt Rock-IIill. on the Goth ult..
By u. Simpson, Esq, Mr.. WIN. ID Marks
and Miss Laura Keistler, formerly Of North
Caroiina.
In Meek lcnhurg county, on tie Goth ul.
Mr. John Mccall. aged IS years, to Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Cuthbertson. aged II.
On the goth ult. by Rev. f.. David, Mr..
w. A. Evans, Of Chesterfield, 10 Miss 4.
T. IIenas~R.
Near Ch-raw on the 26;h ultim" by tho
Rev A II. Lester, Mr.. Jas !. Kelley TO
Mss Alice j., daughter of Jno. Z. Wads.
worth Esq.
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Special Notices.
tH- See advertisement OF Dr.. SaO:oId's
LIVER INyiGORATOR 10 smother col
umn. Iy

HoLLowAr's PILL&-Aimost every inven-
ton has its enemies. We have heard loeoma-
lives denounced. aud the msgHetio telegraph
called nuisance. The world, however, seems
TO have agreed nem. con, in relation 70 this
great oosmopoIitan remedy. There Is nothing
surprising In this. This human race every
where have the same internal organization
their stomaehs, lives, circulation, nerves, all
their vital organs ere prey to countless dis
eases ere controlled and cured BY Hellawsy's
fus. This, In substance, Is the testimony OF
the Ola World. I, has been echoed and en-
phasired In this country. No man cootr,diets
10 The iafsrencs Is irresishble---It is true.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Feb. >, Is5s.-iy
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Steam Mill Notice.

lL persons indebted To the subscriber for
Z !.u'nb.r purchased huting the year 1853,
must come forward immediately and close
their accounts in some way. eilhe- hv cash
or noie--cash preferred. II not sealed be-.
fire ten DAYS rom this date, all pcc0umis
will positively be placed in The Laods Of J
ID. WyIie, ATTY. for collection.
will be pleased 10 continue to furnish
all prompt customers with lumber. ] haye
n large Ia; an hand, well seuaune1.
will suggest that when persons srud for
lumber, IL lhey will srnd at The srme lime
Ia pa,s hook and have their loads entered in
il. it will serve TO refresh their memories
and guard against sTumbling ut the eud Of
the year. J. NJ. iNGRAA.
Jan. 20, 1859. .-50tf
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Settle Up.

I HAVE left my accounts with James II
] M"gill for the convenience Of those in.
debtcd ~ me- fur work last year. Those
indebted will please call and pay up n
will be compelled in plac. all accounts due
me aud unpaid BY the 18th Of February, in
the hands Of an officer for collection.
JAS. H. WILLIAMS.
Feb J. 1855 -El-2t.
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New OaLEASs, February 2, 1859.

NE" "'|'IT'NN'' . 0"'" WV ~ WV
Sales If 60OO bales cotton TO day, at ir-
regular prices; MiddIing HE market un-
changed Sugar is buo, au,, and has advan-
red tc; Fair to Fully Fair 6ic. Breadstufa
are buoyant Corn is active at 9Oc. Wes-
tern Mes Pork has advanced soc, and is
enoted nj $3.50. Shoulders are bpoyant
and have advanced tc. and are now quoted
at TIC.
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'The demand for lsborers Is good, hut
We do not think it justiies the exho.bi,ant
and high rates which prevail, although
the South WAS never more solvent than
now
TO what point we are drifting, for veal
o: for woe, is n problem to lie solved by
abe future.
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MoNreoMERy, Ala, February 4-The
Adams Express Company yesterday paid
over 100000, stolen from them, to the
owners Of the money.
AUGUSTA, February 4.-The Hon. A.
II. Stephens, in n letter 70 his friends,
positively refuses the Congressional nom.
ina.,on for another term.