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AN ATTEMPT tn RURN

Il correspondent Of the Columbia Blliei;n
writing from Grccnvi!le, under date of the l,h
INST. says:
lh's morning Abort o'elock, mn attempt
was WI made l" flIe the C"arh Factory of Mcssrs.
Cover. Cox. Markley g. Go. The wa,chmun Of
'he establishment was shot n: by the incen,,iarv,
who returned the fire. but without effect. a
bucket Of water in the hands Of Mr.. Carson, the
wntei''i'"n. saved the premises This was a
bold attempt and has created quite STIR
Sine" the above was put in type, we find tie
following in ihe Columbia G"ardiam:
we learned last evening that two of the
'ncendaIcs who lsve several times set fire IN
The Coach Factory of Mrssrs Cover, Cox g.
Ma'kley, at Greenvile, have been arrested and
lodged III Jail. Another one implicated has
male his escape. They proved to be workmeu
who had been discharged from employment Ly
this firm" ~
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SALE, FOR APRIL.
ShcriRs SaIe

HRi virtue of sunlry W,ts of Fiera Facia.
to ~" directed, I will sell at Ablmville
N""'' House, on the first Monday in APRIL
next with" the legal hours of sale, the follow
ing property, TO wit:
." Acres of Land more or less bounded by
'"h"S u John a. Martin. Henry Wilson, md
,,a !, "a, a''ach"d ns the property of IInddon, Sla
ger o".' a'Is. Vanrnlkcnburg aud others.
30 ncresoe tnn'l, more or less bounded by
'n' .n'"" " IT, u. Harper and others attached ns
me property OF fctrrS. ;:urlon, ads. l.. NJ. Nor-
ris"''' hss'ghec, and others.
in' acres "i Land, more or less, bounded by
lanuS "t Ma'S''a!l Il"'lvrs, s. ,ynrw. and others.
a'''c''cd IFS the property Of Silas jones, ads. M.
a. Douglas. aud Others "0''
,,e -: '''re' Mar" Levied on as Tho the property
Z" w. ~. Shaw, nt-. Amos Clark, Jr.
Negro man Tom levied on the p,opcrtv Of
n':rhen nL; W. Wills. ads Joseph S. and Jas. H..
Neg," man, Anderson levied on and attnch
Go rs inc property Of Peter s. Burton. ads,
Jones ~ Jones, and others
TERMS-CASH.
c.o- JOSEPH T. MOORE, ...D
"hcrlll's Office, March 10, lS5o.
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What tho Press Saw

They har" magnificent assortment Of Books.
and nave prepared themselves will, innumer able
elegant Gifts to be distributed among theiy
troupe of fiemds and customers at Inrge."-
Bait. Sun.
Not only may n selection be made Of nny
choice work, but with il the purchaser is sure to
receive some article Of Jrwelry, which in many
cases, proves quite Enthusiastically Exchange
They max" II" promises that are not perform.
cd strictly I" The letter. and by thus principally
canc"IlIng their allegations. have gained Tho Ell.
tire c"nii.lrI &c "f mol onl cur ciIizens but the
country al,road.-B"it. Pnfrioi.
a y"nmg Lady acquaintance of ours purchased
for = n 5""k nt this establishment II few days
since, and received n dnub'e casrd Gold Watch.
ra|"cd at one humirfdd"iiars -CHpyrr
The success which attends the Gift Book
House Of Mcssrs. ii. L. llOYr & co. has no
precrdents IN the annals of Gift Entcrprise.-
I1ryus.
Call and see t!Icm and our word for il, you
will not regret your visit -Uispatch.
All Orders should be addressed 10
IL. Il. HOYT L. CO.,
No. Al Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Nd
March II, 1859 ~ 3nr
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:. 1hc Hyht IF S'"rch QnrSiion.-Ihc New
1otK "o"n"1 cf Commerce Expresses the scn,i.
mcnts OF the whole American people, without
distinction OF party, when it says, III reference
to The late dcbntc in the BriisI, Purlranen, ON
the right Of search question: that, how-v.r will.
ing we may he TO agree with Lord Nnlmrsbury
as 70 th' dts'rabihty of some combined course of
act'nn between the great maritime powers of the
world, whereby it may he possible TO preyan,
the abuse OF national flags to cover illegal
trndllIg or piracy, aud !:owcvrr ANXIOUS we mny
hf That IN arrangement may be made which
will render IT. possible TO ascertain the na,;on-
aty of merchant vessels withon. a vioI,tion of
International law, we cannot, rs matters now
stand, see any difference between che r;nl,t If
search and that Of visit, ns both constitute n
i"rc'blr assumption of jurisdiction bv one torciup
power over the vessels Of another yyb;tI,
whether 1t he tn search for seamen, look E.r
slaves, examine cargo or merely to verify the
nationality o! the vessels, is equally objectionable,
brcause il is 4 forcibc arrest detention and
search, no matter how p"hely the d" visitation
may hr made. or how brief its duration, so long
as the right is not conceded by special agree.
mcnt.-Richmond DiSootch.
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Tie |"r"y"nydm Erp"liiion.-From latc cor
frsponhence from Al"ntevideo. about the Para.
guayan expedition, the following items ure ex-
tractcI:
The American Consul has had numerous mn.
p:'ca'i"ls from persons volunteering to take up
a;I,is with tho Americans against the President
OF iarnguay. regiment of such clnrnc,e
could he "s'a'ned' and no doub. they have deep
wrongs TO nvcnge.
The P.rasiayan Government, in other
words senor Lopez, is making extensive prep
ara'ions to resist the progress Of the cxI,cd
ton; the liver is in ;he actual progress Of
being extensively doomed and chained. Ic
has over twenty thousand men under AIMS nj
The several forts and military stations, and
has been, to my knowledge, mucl, aided by
Brazil his forts now mount many forty. two
Founders, which have been introduced. into
the country since Commander Page left, and
unless Uncle Sam prepares himself to land
from four to five thousand well armed men
We would not feel confident Of the re.
suit.
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M'"S"mr Bciiy ""d Mc Nicaragua Yrnnwt-
III" Paris letter of the New York Conn
in"r"'hl Advertiser Of February II SAYS:
according To Il statement JUS, received Mr..
rclN belly, whose movements in ronnrct:io
WITH IN" Nicararuan canal have hitherto ap-
pearcd To excite only amusement, has con
c"ci"d grand expedition Of thirty three per-
sons, whom he heads in grand STYLE, and With
whom he sails to morrow in the Parana W,st
ihdih steamer from Southampton to " take pos.
session OF his grant His secretary. general on
'he occasion ~ Mr.. Levasscur, formerly French
minister III Mexico. while Prince Camille. de
P"Iignnc has tho honor OF holding tho nppoiu,
ment "i private secretary. a chief engineer :,
land surveyor, and chief of The SANITARY de-
Pnrtmen. nre incudea ,:nnng ,hc other function
aries
1hc only thing remaining Ia he explained is
the S"nrr" whence the requisite capital of $40
oh".ouo is 10 be ohtninrd, and also whether
American tolcra,on has been secured bv some
private arrangement either with Mr.. Vanderbilt
or Mr. Joshcph. j.. White. The cooyrration
"l England is of course to be nauman anir,osly in
vit"d and encouraged, and she is to he rrpre.
scntcd hy subsequent expedition which is to
he " composed of hylro.rhlllcrs and Two cnri
n'cts 10 hr selected hv Mr.. Joseph Locke, NJ p.n
hence the money may have been obtained
even for all this flourish is thus far IL Mystery
Perhaps ii" i'atronn"" of the Emperor Of the
French will account for it. but there have Ger.
taniy been no contributions i,om London
capitalists, nor. under existing circumstances is
The ALTAR likely to attract the least attention cx-
ccpt from its singunri,y
We have privat" advcrs that Monsieur
Bclly sailed from Southampton on the l7,h
nli'mo with corps Of sixteen cnginecrs-
States
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B"fhing in the Dead iSca-A pleasant cores
pondent Of the Boston Post, writing from Jcr,,-
salem, thus hunorousy describes his Dead Sea
bath:
The Dead Sea has nothing of the desolation
which it has been the pleasure of travellers 10
describe aud it seemed to smile at the secret
dread with which it inspires the pilgrim. ! of
course look n bath here; and for a swimmer
who has fancy to Keep his legs rs we'll ar
his head ont of water, can imagine il must be
quite pleasant. My French friend. who is not
o little inclined to corpuIemey, complained that
nc could not get down into the water, and Aosted
about, now one side up, now another. for all the
world like an inflated bladder. O, emerging
from the water H. was rnpidly evapora,ed by the
sun and the salt crysiaiizing on our bodies,
gave lis the appearance Of animated sticks of
rock candy, or family resemblance to Lots
wife. With sen,a,ion upon our skin, as if
we had been picked for family use and with
taste in our mouth compounded Of Glauber
salts and assafntida, we concluded ll,at
ono bath in tire Dead SEA was enopcl. for life
time.
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DOWN ON THE LOTTERIES

We find the following paragraph in regard TO
lotteries in the Presentmcnt Of the Grand Jury
OF Richlan1 District, CHARLES P. PEL,rAn, fore.
mnn:
=, "Ihe Grand Jury respectfully beg leave fur.
ther TO direct attention TO the law prohibiting
the sale Of lottery tickets. The language Of The
Act OF the goth December. 1890, is explicit, and
lottery tickets. The Grand Jury are not inform.
ed OF any sales of tickets but ,eir attention ha,
been poiniedly directed 10 the advertisement ri
an agency for such purpose, and the prcsurnp.
ton ,s mat such sales are effected. They sue.
gest mat the law prohibiting them he enforced.
ana that all such sales be prevented"
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Sherif's Sales

Rl VIRTUE Of an order from the Court ~
- common Pleas to me directed. VII selr
at the late residence of Peters. Burton. n.l,r;-
day the 95,l' INST, the following proprrtv. viz.
40 Head Hogs. 10 Head S!l"cp. II cad Cattle.
J. k"sd Wagon. Buggy. . Wheat Fans !.
Thrcshcr, ,t"tton Gin and Band. | I.o Whe.t
! Lot Corn i'll the ShIck. Lot Corn Sbucl.d,.
l."t Fodder. ! Loot Shucks and Straw I T,ot
Sw""t p"tat""S. I.nt Of Boards, (:ul ons Fnt
! Lot Tan li"rk. Loom nd Tickle Io, q,
t'u'i:lr7sa Lot Peas, > Sc,thrs and Cradles !
Lot fl"nr, : Harrc's nnl Sa!s Barrels and
Meal, Grind Stone. fa,r. Pot, Io, Golfer,
SEED, Lot Boxes. I.". Barrels and Ihds. l
ii"ni Axe, l."' Pl"nch Irons Yoke Oxen. !
i'"t >"n!i'cs, Bureau, Tables, : Bedsteads.
J Irunncl Br!s"ad. , Mattresses t.lock r
t"pl,"hln. Chairs. with smmirv n,l,rr articles
n'nrhc" ~ the property OF Peters Burton, ads.
j.. NJ. Morrison. Assrnrr
Also, on III" 29,h inst., Mt the residence of ST.
las Jones S"rrel Mare. = Tables. Washsnnd-
! Chairs, Cupboard, Spinning Whrel. 7 Reel
J Buggy AMI Harness. Lot Cotton Seed, Let
Fodder. Loom, l.", Hogs Cow. Lot
Plank. = Guns. I.ol siunir. aud Lot PIantn.
ton Tools, attached as lse prupcrly or Silas
Jones, ads. w. ~ Douglas.
Terms CASH.
g., JOS. r.. MOORE, SAB
Sheriff 's Office, AlaTeI, 10, !S5y Al 2,
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DrHh "f (h"ri's PhWpS.-The death of
Charles Phillips thu eminent Irish barrisc cr.
which to"k pic.. in London nn the 3lsl of De-
cent her. seems to have been almost entirely
overlooked by the p:css And vet Mr.. Phiilins
enjoyed hugh reputation IN his day az an orator
aud criminal advocate, aud WIS extensively
known I" the literary world as the author Of
That very entertaining book, "Anccdu,cs of
Cu'r,n.' lie was exceedingly friendly to this
country is Is a:icst"d hy that oratorcal .fI'r rrt
which Is the pri'l" Of all onr school boys begin.
ing: '' Sir it matters not what immediate spot
may he the hn,r place Of such Il man as " WnsI-
Ington' This. together with that compan anion
piece about B"na!arte, "the sccptrcd hermit
wrapped IN the solitude cf his own originality" "
VIII long ring in our district schools and ac;,Ir
iilI"s. Bni. notwithstanding the rhetorical .x.
ubcrnice OF MIR. Phillips. he was an excellent
lawyer, and held nt the time of his death the
Once OF Commissioner Of the London Bank.
r"pcy Court. lie was highly esteemed in
private life. His death occurred in the seventy
second Year Of his age.
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Tile h."f'chy Tr"gcdM--Thc soil If kentucky
Is reel with the blood of men who died in
lair combat, and those who have been butch
cred in cold blood. But Of the latter W..
know of 10 ease more trocio,ls than the AS
sassinaiion Of Thomas S. Lowe. in the IIawes
Vile jail yesterday. by Il Lloodthirs,y and c,w
;irdy mob.
The town was Erverish with excitement. and
ON "Wednesday night, the mob, who of cnurS.
hated Lowe, (n"ls always hate brave mon
Increased III numbers und the thirst for blood
During the night ii was decided to force ,hr iaiI
and iy"cl lowe, or if they conlIn, approach him,
Kill him outright.
On yesterday morning. in accordance with
the plans The mob attacked the iail, and
fearing To lay hands un their victim, fired
upon him. lie received some sixteen or
eighteen balls i'll vital parts, and died in.
stantly.
GInted with vengance the mob then re-
tired
Lowe leaves n family who resides ut IInwes
VILE Ills father lives in tins city. lie was
a cool, determined md most ,l,nGerous ,nnn
In all OF his hroiIs and shoo,ing affairs, from
which. until This, he came out urlsca,hed, he dir.
played an rxtrnordinary degree Of courage, and
he doubtless died rs lie lived, without fear Of
mortal man.
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Commercial.

ABBEvILLE. March i6, 1859
Cotion.-Since our last report our market hns
been brisk and all grades have advanced All
offered has been freely taken. We'quote from s
to Cts.
COLUMBIA, March Is, 1862
COHon.-The cotton market was quite brisk
yesterday. Some 2G0 bales were sold, at from
10 llic.
CHAnLEsToN, March IL. 1852
Coffoa.-The transactions in cotton -,lay
were limited To nboui 900 bales, without change
in prices, viz: IO@I24c.
CHARLESTON. March IA, 1852
CoHon.-Sales of cotton to-day 600 bales, at
unchanged rates
AUGUSTA, March IA, 1862
Cotton.-The business in cotton WAS small i'm
the Augusta aud Savannah market, but prices
were firm. '. >
NEW YORK, March IA. 1850.
Coftom--The cotton market was firm to-day,
with snles Of 1900 bales Sales of the three
days ID, 500 bales.
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WILL 1T HE A FAIIUrE

We notice that some Of oui exchanges are on.
curing why the Court Of Errors, in pursuance
"l the Act of the Legislature, failed 70 apno;u,
| Commissioners to c"dify the Statutes of our
Stale We have Understood that the Cour, had
ne matter under coisi!craium but that they
c""'d not ind c"ml'rt"mt persons who were will
ling TO undertake the commission. We tms,
Thai when the Court assemblies in May cxt tl,a,
ii will be able 10 discharge this duty. IL is hard
~ probable that i, will fail 10 carry out the pro-
Visions Of the Act, especially when it is admit
'e" "y The Court and The country at large, that
" r""'i'cati"n OF our laws has become an un-
doubted public necessity. We, therefore, feel as
s"ich that tn" distinguished men into whose
han1s the execution of this trust has been COM
United VIII by 10 mcans pcrmi. il to bc n failure
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Mon'nae,:f to Andrea Jucbson-The Legis.
lature OF Louisiana, TWO years ago, appropriate ed
fifteen thousand dollars TO erect monument OH
the battle ground at New Orleans, to commemo.
rate the exploit of Andrew Jackson and hs
brave comrades at that spot, on the 9Th of JAM
1915 The monument has been carried up sew.
cnty feet, and has become prominent point of
attraction To the visitor who comes from the
Gulf OF Mexico II Is 10 be c,rred up seventy
feet further, making tot,i # one hundred and
forty feet Tue whole cost wi be about for.
ty-ive thousand dollars. The W ,rk is being car
Eied on with great rapidly.
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Mr.. Siekles.- This gentleman still remains in
Jail at Washington. "A letter says his beautiful
little girl, Laura. visits him daily. His i.ther
and mother are still in the city, soourning ut tl,.
Mansion House. in p. street, near Fourteenth
aud see him frequently. lie is the only con Of
parents who idoIizc him, his fatI,er being man
of large wealth in New York, and of strict busi
ness habits. Mr.. and Mrs Dugioli and their
hapless daughter. Mrs Sickles. occupy the old
residence Of Mr.. Sickles, on Sixteenth street, op
posiss Lafayette square.
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NEGROES GOING Sn1Ir1r

- he great demand for negro Labor IN the Suul-
" cS'ern States this season has caused larc.
shipments fr"m Virginia and North Carolina TO
these markets. The Weldon a. c. I'atr;ut
says HAT two hundred negroes passed ,hrourl,
'hht place during the m"n,l, of january. uu,,
moi less than fifty thousand il is Informed, went
into The cotton rr" ions during Tie last ycor
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PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL.

The Legislature Of New York has had under
discussion, Tor some time past, B:ll bearing TIN,
title. the practical effect of which is to annuI IN.
operations of the Fugitive Slave Law of Con
grrss, IT. is matter Of surprise that sensible
men III this country should be so forrct(u of
'hr'r True Interests as TO propose State measure
SO dI"'nctrically opposed 10 the Constitutional
Obligations Of such State 10 her sister States
We are utterly unable to perceive how any sri Of
men, blessed with the faculty Of Reason, could
nave The arrogant presumption to argue tha,
State law, abridgins and annnl,inr the Just and
Constitutional powers Of the Territorial Govern
'n"nt, Is, though opposed 10 The plain provisions
"f the Constitution, not itself uncol.,lu,ionoL
Strange dclusion this. aud we canno. nccouut for
II, except upon hypothesis. that in these men
bind fan"ticisn has %surrcd the place of reason
and common SENSE
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A ABBEVlLLE BANNER. |
Thursday Morning, March II, 1859
CLUBBING! CLUBBING,I
w. G.. DAVIS. E,,i,or

With view to increase our subscription nat
foh"ge' VIC make the following proposition:
We will furnish GODEY'S LADy'S HOOE
and the BANNER, one year. for FOUR DOL
LARS; HARPER'S MAGAZINE and the BAN
NEE, one year, FOUR DOLLARS; ARTHVE.S
HOME MAGAZINE and the BANNER, one
year, THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
The subscription price of either HARPER or
GODEl is THREE DOLLARS per annum.
hut we will furnish either Of these Ilagaxincs
and the Banner, for just one Dollar more than
the price "f the Magazine alone.
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LIST OF CONSIGNEES.

Remaining in The. Depot at A6beuille, for Ms
'osek ending MarcA &C. 1859
A Giles. J Martin, Cobb Hunter 4 Co. Cant
r Blakelys II s Kerr. F Barnes. w A j. X IL
Gains, J Il N Knox, DR. J } Wardlaw, Miss Sull v
C Perrin McBryde, II A Jones, J A Norwood. d.
D Jordan, Mrs F N DuPree E Taylor, W NJ
Hughey, DR. yair, Moore l. Quaifei Roche &
Christian, T C Perrin, Gray &. Robertson, NJ
Israel d Brussei, TN Browning, s Cothran
J NJ Kallum.
o. n. soNDLEY, Apt.
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Nominated and Confrmed-The President
has nominated to the Senate TX Governor Henry
Hubbard, oi Muinc, to be the United States
Commissioner under the Canadian Reciprocity
Treaty, who was Immediately confirmed. HTs
high character and long connection with
affairs Of State render his selection q capital
one.
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REPAIRED.

We learn, says the Ncwbrry Con$rrraiixt,
That Ia" freight train Over the tres,l. acro.s
h"s' River, on Saturday last, for The first time
sincr'tlc recent accident. Since then MI of tho
trains have been running over it in Conformity
with the former schedule
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The Wanderers Africans.-Auousr. r.,
March 12-'Fhe Wanderers Africans ho ora
at jacksonville, Telfnir cohn,y, Ga. Tiev wore
arrested ny the u. s. officers near Aibanv and
earried back 80 miles. whero they will probuhlv lv
be claimed by their owners. p''1
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The Union. slcnkn- "f Mr. Grow and the
next Spc.k"rs!iip, sans thai reflection on the sub,
"!i only h:!.g ",ii III r"orS nr rrpr. h,.,,..n
til" acton Of Mr. Grow and his ,y<"c,,"s in l".
i:a'ng tlir annual appropriation hIIl far tile
P,'siuiiicc Department. |, SAYS tia, ia. rnun
for th" next Srcakrr>hip Was almost certainly
won, am'! he desired To make assurance toully
S'r"-'hat hr desired I" liccirila,c the nr"ani.
zaii"n of the mex, house. 10y forcing on mn extra
session. ni II time to" early to permit crc'ions 10
Inc held III California and Oregon 1T Last. if nn
III som" "l The Southern States in time for ,h..
elected members 10 reach " ashlngton before tn.
organization Or the iiusc.
The SAN" paper. si'caking Of the n""'cct Of
Congress T." provide mail services to C.llnrnin
and tl'" other states on The Pacific coast. rx.
presses ih" hope that The contractors will
promptly signify Willingness 4" continue the
work without rNAci.ng of the Department any
agreement +" pay, hn, leaving the subject to
Cong mgrcss.--Ertminy Star.
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APPOINTMENT.
NJ arch 9th, 1859.

Dir. HrcnASAN has "pp"ned Mr.. II"lr Post
Master General vice the lately deceased incum.
bent The Washington States thus notices the
appointment:
we congratulate the President and 1h,.
country, on the selection of lie sucrcssor TO
Gov. Brown. Mr.. llol. is II grniIrrnnn of labn-
ri"u> habits, Of superior abilities, and .hnv. all
of iriepr"aclah'c character. We do not ,luuLl
but IN the discharge of his duties in The rcsror-
shie post I" which he is promoted, he will rx,bt
every quality essential to the achievement of an
honorable rcputaiInn."
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Glllllcllcul.

MARRIED.. on the lst imsi.. bv Rrv. w. T.
Mnrt,n. Mr.. JOHN a. CRAWFORD to Miss
ANENA f. MOSELi, all of this District.
MARRIED, on = clncslav tn. IGir ult.. by
me Kew. W. L. Smith, Mr.. DAVID ATKINS,
.. cherokee county, and Miss FRANCES
COBB, Of Calhoun co., Ala
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Expenses Of Tie General Gnr-rnmrni-An.
ne1rd are the various appropriation bills passed
10y tn" late Congress. with the amount they r..
sp""''v"iy appropriate for Governmental pur-
poses. during the next fiscal ycur:
"i""ry Hc"dr'ny. y........... Sl79.5SS
''''' ......l IJI, iIiS
Consular and diplomatic. ,ul7 7l5
Legislative, Executive and judicial 6.7i57I3
.,"''. '''.'.. ............... III, ,6a5 ,D43
,"''heh''ohs. ........... ............ 200 900
Alisce''an"ons Appropriation biIl...... 23IJ 600
:, 80. ", w. ........ .lJ2. OUO
i'c'Ssue Vi treasury hotcS.......... 10000. 900
loai nprrop'ns ns FAR rs known. 50, Sol 1872
Post Office appropriations which failed
'"P''ss. .-...... 20 .495,T ,TSS
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Obitltarn.

:, DIED. IN this District, on the 9Th inst, Of
"tul'o'''n' !!iOS. }. LYON, in the forty -nev
e"th year Of his age.
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costa Rirn-'rhc excitement in regard to
The expulsion fr"n thu Republic Of Scnor
1."r"n'". Bishop Of Costa R'ca. has died awav.
Th" prop'" in general highly approve the gov
"rn'n"nt in the matter. The Republic is pros.
pcr"ns anil tranquil.
The coffee crop wonl,i exceed o0.nOn 1nin.
tails. The new crop was crming in slowly to
runta Arenas Prices ranged! from log to ia
cents for first quality, for very inferior ns low ns
II cents Rnsincss. is IL. uai on The gathering
Of the coffee crop, Ind improved-N u. Plea
YHne.
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Southern and Western Orders.
Greater Inducements than ever before offered.
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Il GIFT north J'"m F;fly Gent. to
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DRESS.