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PREPARED ~
g.. ]. C.. AVER Z

SUGAR, BACON, 90. -.--.-
- Sc md. Nsr 9 oId SUGAR. N
IsS kls sa q JsSs SoEEEE. @ g.: IS
no do. common do.
rs do BRANDY..vT,,- 2, Fr.-- 80 "a
ma 2i-sotf MURRAY sEMMEa.
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.
PREPARAToRY,D EfARTMENT.
The hrgt term being about 30 close, the public ara
Informed that there will be few vacancies made
i9r nev pupils, and but . few. For tefms apply 10
lined nedi'eps'' G. "A EUBASka o. 1913 e ths tssass
Nm-W&0 Chairman Of the FSoulty.
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TEN MEELnnEoNS, tIETY PIANOS, Seven
HARPs TO, sale or rent by JOHN +. ELLIS, 500
Pa. avenue, between 9th aud 10th SITS. -
Also, large stock of PIANO COVERS and
SsTrQoLSi STRINGS, BOWS, ROSIN, PEGS,
Tk RI aS9 LISA eAs $ in &c is
FROM FIFTEEN s I2 ELbbIRrY PER CENT
AL Persons lsing Steam Boilers would do vel 70
rios i sTEsA .s AND FRI. 4 Es ufHf5kA.ssl
very great in saving fuel, preventing explosions,
preserving the boilers, and keeping al things uni
form. Would refer to thist Star )ofice eDgIneroom,
or I. n. 4 g. G; Schnide,, or sny Of the numerous
sesSn ,s. gsslns them. d. w. HEA ahi. Asept
I Fox,S EXCELSIOR cRACKE6s.-Afr esh
s1.u 4
S1ty e the same rate 4 tssE ga +, Eet feH New
We n - eorne. 1T Vermont svenne and iste H.
I AIDES DRESS TRUNKS - -
II ~ . sr,S .o,..s AMP BoNnETsoxss.
sour9E5SE TEgNk FACTORY, ssyg
tsh-2m O1posits Odd Fellow Han.
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UJ In New York, on Tuesday last, the police
arrested George Hoyt, the keeper Of liquor store
on Washington square, on a charge Of having,
with a confederate, committed a burglary In Phil
adelphia some six years ago. Ii seems that they
were arrested at the time for the offence, and Hoyt
gave bail for his appearance to answer the charge
His accomplice's case was FIRST brought to trial
and 1t terminated adversely 10 the prisoner. The
result so frightened Hoyt that he determined to
forfeit his recognizance and avoid the Pennsyl-
vania State Prison by residence In Europe
There he remained until he felt confident that all
trace Of his crime had been obliteratsd and that
he would no longer be recognized Recently lie
returned, and after few weeks investigation,
decided to open a porter-house in Washington
square, which led to bis arrest.
CHEsAPEAxE FEMALE CoLLKGK-On Saturday
last, the building and grounds Of the Chesapeake
Female College at Hampton, Va, was sold at auc
ton 10 Robt IL. Vaughan, Esq. member of the
Baptist church, and large creditor, for SIS 300
Mr.. Vaughan gave notice that If the friends of the
institution felt disposed to redeem the property,
they could do 80. at the price he gave for it.
There forty Of land attached to the build
ing, the estimated value Of which Is S2D 900; and
the entire outlay upon the building and the cos,
of the land, is estimated in round numbers al
SIS GO.
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HENRY f. TIL
Baltimore, March IA, 1859.
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS.

will be seen by the proceeding notice that have
purchased the entire interest Of my former partner
Thomas I.apslsy. | respectfully solicit cOntin
uatlon OF the patronage of our former friends and
the public In general. Mr. JOSEPH III. TABRLH, for
seven years Foreman and principal Engineer in the
house Of Messrs; Norris K Gregg, of New York
city, and Tor the la st three of this house, will
continue t. manage the Mechanical Department as
formerly. The business will be conducted under
the firm and styleof :
ae 2-Stf HENRY THOMASA CO
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Alphabetical Business Directory.
AexICuLruRAL wAREBouNEs.

CcaIaisfas C,ards Of fr.f-oiaSs Es,dbft, bnssts
az dspar.ssesfS If kHstSess en- fhs cts.
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THE CELEBRATED az
j =. DR. j s. ROSES MEDICINES,

g.. -raI-.r Or PRILApRLpHik.
These remedies are the result of thirty I've jean
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations 70 cure the various ills
Dir J. S R0sE's COUGH SYRUP, OR Rx-
PECTORANT, will radioally cure Coughs, Colds,
PriSs So osnts md a.
or blood PariseS, Tor The cure Of Scroisa, Cd Ersp
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Sv elled Neck, and
Al diseases arising from IN impure state ofthe blood
DR.. ]. g. ROSES DYsPEPTIc COMPOUND
The only sure cure fer Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 80 csnts. -
DIR. is. ROSES PAIN CCRER. II is not a
cure ALI but il alonc has stood the test Of s. years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear A hes, Cholie.
Pains IN the Stomach ard Bowels, Sprains, Bruises.
Pains In the Limbs, Joints, Back, and Spine, or any
pain internally or externally. Price, IL, IS and O.
cents q bottle. .
Ifyou wish TO get cured of any of the above com
Plants, got oh. J. s. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ZINES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork Of eacl
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
N. B.-BewaTe of those poor nostrums purpsrtius
to be the best in the world. jaal-ly
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dence. your friend former sufferer, merely super
sG RI Mn bk s W, I'6' charlsstown' Mass
aEEBB|s$E All
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FoR INyLAMMAToRl bIsEAsss ONLI! rr /!
Sach as
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4$
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81 ' 'i:a al: A:s:s:;
Be mott mott dsisyy .a /.
DO not delay!
Have you read the Circular! ar .
Have you read the Ciroul lar?
Rsad the Circu;ar;
Read the Circular.
Head the C1TCul6r.
Sold by all Druggists in Washington.
Sold by ali Druggists IN Washington.
Sold by all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by ali Druggists Everyw here.
Sold by all Druggists Every where.
Depot in Washington,
Depot IN Washington, ..
Depot in Washington,
IL H|EbSHSS s.; #i:;s: H$s:I:
Price 81.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package AsI50. I'D
Chrome Package S2.50. .-..r .. 90
Chronic Package S2-5o. Ia.
Try it
TIylt.
.- .- 20 Try il. OF ........
. TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT!
...- d. G. TAYLOR d CO., General Agents.,
ma 2-u 202 Dock street, PhIladslphi
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= c X o F UL A,
OR KINGS EHIL.

constitutional disease corroptea Ii. flood By
which this aad btcom sitsted, veal, shd poor
n. eireulaoo psr,ade' hs whos body, and m,y
suseks, sor 10 there which II may destroy The
serofisus tant 10 rariousy eaused BY uria disease.
low living dsordersd unhealthy food Impur. air e
md hlh habits. the s.Pr.sIE vices, and aeoye
the eonsitston descending rom psrens to children unt
hs third and fourth tom; indeed seems to be In.
rod OF Him Who ." will the nigtes Of the fshe
upon their children"
Its effects by deposition from the blood Of
rupt ulcerous which, the and I'M.
nal organs termed tubercies the glands sweIlin Is
and on the surface foul corrppo
hch g.nd.r' in The blood depreses the en.gs. Of life.
Constructions only suffer from sero(uIus
eonPlnts but they have far to Withstand m.
ticks OF other consequently by
dl.orders which, athougn scrofuous their
sui rendered sta by this tant in the system Most Of the
Consumption which dec the family has MS orr
si directly Ia this scrofous and msny dc
Mrucuye diseasrs If the liver, kidneys BRAIN and
Of all the organs, arse from aggravated BY
canse. 90 - Nv '"'
One qnarter Of al people scroeus their person.
are invaded ny this lurking Infection their he ah !, mr.
de.mn.d BY = To Cleanse from the system reno
healthy food and exercise Such supply in
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AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS,

For all tks purposes Of a Fu11ijy Pkssie
are composed that disease within e heip action
can rarely withstand evade them Their
critics search and ceaas and nvgcss every portion Of
the human correcting diseased action, and re-
storinG ms healthy vtales A eonsequsnee Of these
ProPer,s the invalid who bowed down pain or DIV
ne. debility s,,enished to find his health energy
stored by remedy az once simple and inviting.
Not only do tbsy the every complaints Of
body, but also formidable and diseases T
agent below named pleased fus gratis NV
Aimsnae containing certificates their
tor their use IN the following complaints
burn Headache arising from disordered stonach
indigestion Pain IN aud Morbid lnaeten Of the Bowes Flat
uleney, Loss of Appetite Jsundce and other Kindred com
plants ansns from Low state Of the body obstruction Of
is functions. -
DR.. j. C.. AVER Z co.,
LOWELL, MASS. 1868. = fHrf
PRICE, u PER BOTTLE; Six BOrTLBs FOR a5
Ez.sold BY T. ID. GILMAN, Washington; r. g. r. CIs.
SELL, Georgetown, and By all Druggists svsryuhsrs.
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SBLLING AT COST.
- Am x,So,s IS SEiyiNG AT. COST.

- ,,,>,,,,e, SELLING AT COST,
Al Ill. KINGS FRENCH BAZAAR
40 Lob'tdRd ArsREs, bsftcesa ia and g;S sfy,.,,
AA.< call the particular attention of the N
AStX sdles aud Purchasers generally, that I(G
32l$0 IA leave for Europa ia July next
MILLINERY and FANNY GOODS at cost, CON- D.,
SO French pattern Bonnets from O. 81 10 s5
100 hns strsv Bonnsts, all oolors, from 81 cents
So Ladies', Misses, and Children's Flats
Eaa from 50 cents TO 81 81,
flne RIhboos from cents to Is cents yard.
a nae and large stock of Artificial Flovers
L~oes 40 sad SAX Mantilss and Sbswls from a. 10
'Pssn nate,s assortment Of Dress Trimmings and
ooiars s.d Sleeve. IN general, with large stock
d .t IN Of per osn. for every purchase
IL shah po.itiyely sail for E,,o, III,
III. KING, as LouisIsn.
between 7th and sth ats. undsr Il.
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MEDICINES.
y swINDLING QUACKS.

~ SWINDLING QUACKS. -
OAUTION .-Quaoks ;-their Books, Cordisls.
Buohu,, Hospitals, Instruments or RInssasnu .
write for my private Circular on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, IN perfect conh-
scribing Box L 10, Charlestown, Mass. ~.
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t., TO THE AFFLICTED.

y his GIsat PurIher Of the Blood, the INDIAN
NJ. C0xsof Baltimore, 10 ono Of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its popu-
laIty il increasing daily. For the cure Of Dyspep
sla, ErysiPelas Rheumatism, and ell diseases the
stomach, Blood and Skin 1T Ia found TO be . most
eficacious remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys; end there are hundreds of our citizens
who can T. stify to the good results which have fol
to 1t SIS possessing great advantages and capable OF
hestowing lncaloulable benefit upon suffering hu
l5e East Ba.timore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores. !
Agents In Washington-Chas. Stott, corner Pa
avenue and It'll street, browns Hotel SquareE r
IL. Winter, corner street and Vermont avepue
sell Georeetow
The best reference can be given in or ont IF the
CITY,, and numerous certificates seen b. calling OF
the proprietoIess, mar I7-ly
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COMPOUND Exrkk 1f fhTKCSssaRs.p.p,,

COMPOUND EXTRACT OFSARSAPARILA,
the most efectuai remedy skin Of our
can devise for this prevailing and mailed
u 10 ed iron the active
discovered for the sIPagaton Of this from IN.
BLOOD and the rescue OF the from
quenees Hence should be employed for the of not
only scofus but also those other which from
a. such as ERuPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHo.
NfS FIRE, kosK or ERYsIPELAs PIMPLEs, PUsrUI1s
BLoTCHEs, BLAINs AND BoILs, TUMoRs, TErrER AND
SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD, RInGwORM, RHEuMA.
rIsM, srPHILITIc AND MRRcURIAL DISEASES DROP.
~, DYsfEPsIA, DEsILITY, and, indeed, ALL Coin.
PLANTS ARIsING FROM VIrIaTRD OR IMPURE B LooD
The popular beefn "mpurty Of the blood founded in
truth for serofua Degeneration Of the blood The o.
cuar purpose and Of this pa 10 purify ma
this vital Aud without sound health Il i'm
possible in mated coustitutions. ~
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m CARRIAGES

CARRIAGES.
= hE slpsofloer having made additions to his
iAotory, making 1t now one Of the LARGEST -5
N the District, where his facilities for &
manufacturing CARRIAGE 4 UIGHTRkS9E
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be sutpaaeed IND
trom ms long experiences in the business, he hopes
Al, Kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
Al, KEPA J. neatly done, and al orders pronyt
Second hand Carriages taken in exoh.nr. fo,r.,
ones. ANDR EvV = pii 1SISss,tSXXi nov
10-n - c0rner ~ istS Tr.,
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" ikiND,ING AND STOVE WOOD, 80
WI TIS, dSR RER Ash COAL. ~
CUMBERLAND, LUMP, 4 SMITHS COAL,
MA fuii assqrtment Of AL kinds always on hand
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN !
FAIR PRICES EXPEcTED! ;"
we wsh II understood that we design doing A
please send the money or have il ready when the
fuel dellyered, thereby saving US the trouble Of
We would say 70 those few persons having &C
counts, we consider them due at any time We pre
presented. .'..,T - r III w ~ ~ Tron
Ofiees.NW Corner 18th and c sts., No. 81 =; and
foot OF 18th st., below War Depart't ma IF
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD. =
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world IN
HARTsHORNE'S PEGT8RAL SYRUP OF

nounced BY medical men, and those who have used
IT, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds, Ca
fdrrh. BroNcAtffS, HoaTSensss, Sore Throat from q
Cold and preventive Of that lion of Diseases Cos
sumption.
Persons who sing ahorld use it. IL is pleasant b.
the taste, sotens clears and gthens tie voice
aays al irritation OF the throat AID lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold.
III Bottles IS and 20 cents and 81. Sold BY al
Druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Alexap-
Qrr0. III If
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A NDREW TATE, - ~
1TroRNRYArLlMH,irW,Hn5p9, . WWYIsGeEsIg.
n. .t.-.z & Rd Ef 4 E$k!TR sh4gsLio,
inEton; Hon. Jos. McCoud, B.rSs IgshMats w. Wash
Lfmhsrt Tree, ESQ, WILMINGTON, b. G, e-nins'on'
s1d 70 the psymsnto Of Taxes Tor hoa-Tssidsns.sS'
pest STYLE. HOOP SKIRTS It cost fton
Store. Sss. b.tvsan st6 and ,ot6 "a. Esney
ITALIAN VIOLIN, GUITAR, AND H11p
ieN 800 PA. av.. hstvesn sth and iSth "a.
EINR JEwRLRY AND SILVER WARE OF
n tbs ietost les and OF every desoripficr ~,
sale ct reduced prices at H.SEMKEN,S wi
jeD Jevery Store, $50 RI. avenus.
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FOR SALE-A large Herring. WiIdsr p.,.n,
flre and Burglar Proof IRON SAFE nit
~. iot panters And MERCHANTS doing large bust
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-20
A SIave-State on the Pacific.

We not advised of the motives which determined
the Legislature of California to propose division of the
State but would not be surprised it, after the sepa
ration the slavery interest should establish itself in the
southern section of the commonwealth In fact, the
country offers most inviting field to the profitable en-
ployment of slave labor and but for its arbitrary and
unjust exclusion from the Territory in the first instance
we believe Southern institutions would have lourished
in California with unparalleled vigor.
Every consideration for the interests of sIa-
very for the due balance of power between the sections
and the development of the industrial resources of the
Union suggests the policy of establishing Southern In
situations the shores of the Pacific But we desire
the result for another and particular reason We
wish to know positively and de6nitively whether the
Black Republicans intend to forbid the introduction oil
another slave State and to that end would have the
issue presented free of all abstrac
lions and other adventitious embarrasments The
er this question is decided the better for the South
Washington States.
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The southern Commercial Convention.

This thing has near about fzzled out" They
are having a something this week in Memphis which
they dignity by that name, but which has no right to
the appelation, being composed of anything but COM
mercia men. For instance the leading and things
so far appear to have been Mr. Sprat, of Charleston
& Observation-Disclosures outand7jump Grow Hen
ny s. Foote, of Mississippi, California, and elsewhere.
Mr. Spratt rides his hobby Of reopenng the slave trade
and Foote his of acquiring Cuba, the Ishus, and all
other warm countries
No doubt considerable eloquence was let of. good
many people who want to get into Congress but can't
WELL find in these Conventions convenient escapevalves
for their superhuous oratory They enabled to flat
ter themselves with the idea of their own consequence
at least of their publcity-and as gentleman is
said to have remarked upon time, such things
give publicity, sir, and publicity gives prominence, sir
and, sir, prominence gives position, SIR position"
We don't know that these. pow-wows can do much
HARM but then they do good, and they begin tc
wax ridiculous If they less SO, they might dc
some harm by keeping up feversh excitement in the
Southern mind and directing attention to impractical
and unattainabe Objects while other sections of the
Union are appropriatng to themselves all the profits
the present actual world in which we live.
How many of these conventions have met, we hardly
know, or at least do not now remember-what they
have accomplished is easily stated in word
nothing.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
The Austrians in Sardinia =!
New York. MAY 10TH. 1894. \

New YORK. MAY 10TH, 1884. NJ.
The Steamship Weser arrived here last night with
Liverpool dates to the Sd inst Her news is exciting
A great many failures had occurred on the London
Stock Exchange Expected that the impoverishment
and ruin at the Paris Bourse this week will be beyond
example
The declaration of expected to appear in the
Monlteur the Sd.
Turkey is preparing for
England is preparing for and offers ten pound
bounty for seamen.
France had refused the last proposition of England
The passage of the Ticno is confirmed sharp action
took place the 28th at the bridge of Buaora. The
Austrans after considerable los carried the bridge at
the point of the bayone It is reported that the city of
Mortara has a ! been taken.
The Sardinians retreated in the direction of Lake
Maggiore. The Austrans are concentrating immense
of troops in the peighborhood of Piacenza. The
telegraph to Switzerland has been cut by the Ausrians
The Austrans had seized the Sandman vessels Lake
Maggiore Austria asks for loan of twenty millions OF
pounds The National Bank issues notes for twothirds
of the amount. Prussias reserve corps damee to be
put in readiness to march. Napoleon to join the
army on the Sd inst.
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The aoth May In Fayetteville.

We are indebted to the courtesy of the officers and
members of the Lafayette Light Infantry, through
Messrs. JOHN H. Cook and p. j. SINCLAIR, committee
for an invitation to attend at the third anniversary din
ner of the Company on the goth instant.
If we only could get of-well, we can't, butwe can
send our best wishes and trust that friends of the
L. F. L. l. may have pleasant time at the Dobbin
House.
We have had the pleasure of meeting 2 good many o.
them on different occasions and have found them clever
fellows all over.
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sAVE YnIIR HORSES.

We take great pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Lnment valuable article for Sprans Sores
Scratches Gall Horses Our men have used 1t Tor
Burns Bruises Sores Joints and Rhematc Palms.
and all say it acts like magic. We other Lniment
j. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harndens and Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S Express"
Gentlemen :' had negro man worth ST. 200 who took
cold from bad hurt and useless for year;
had used everything could hear of without benefits until
tried the Mustang Linment 1t has perfectly cured him.
and can now take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours, JAMES TORRANCE.
Every Planter, Teamster Family should have this in
valuable article Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York.
May 6, 1859. sow
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-20
A Close Shave.

We think the following is about the closest shave for
life we have seen or heard of:
A workman in the employ of Mr.. R. B. Lawton, of
Hudson, on Saturday had remarkable escape. He
lay down upon the track of the Hudson River railroad
using the rail for pillow. The spot selected for his
couch was very the place where Rafferty, was killed
day or two previous When the night express passed
up the rafting of the and the believing of the To-
connective failed to awaken him. and the train whzzed
past cut off his hair close to the scalp Miraculous as
It may appear the escaped injury, but his personal
appearance is slightly disfgured.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
OFFICE OF LITERARY B.

OFFICE LITERARY BOARD, !
Raleigh, May 3, 1859.
The Board met present Gov Ellis Messrs Henderson and
Ward.
first six months of the year 1852 among the several
ties of the State ordered by the Board tabular
ment whereof is hereunto annexed.
The amount due the respective counties will be paid
the authorized to receive the the Treasury
Department. upon compliance with the provisions of law.
Allegheny, Madison and Polk will receive their share
the counties from which they formed Jackson per
cent of amount allotted to Macon and the balance from the
share allotted to Haywood.
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Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, May 1.-THE Empire City has ar
rived from Havana having left on the 8th The Phil
adelphia left the evening of the 9Th for New York
and the Star of the West with Reen hundred thousand
dollars in treasure and two hundred and seventy-nine
passengers left for New ork the morning of the 9th
Freights had advanced and were active. Exchange
advanced l42 1874 on London, and to 81 334 on
New York
In sugars further decline. Molasses 81 3a.-
No nOliticaf news
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Destructive Fire.
The Georgia Lottery Case.

AUGUSTA, May llth-The Judge yesterday decided
against granting the prayer of the counsel of Mr. Swan
and Others asking for their discharge upon certain tech
nical points, from the charge of illegally selling lottery
tickets and the trial is proceeding. All of yesterday
occupied in legal di'cussions the admssibity OF
certain evidence
SECOND DISPATCH
AUGUSTA, May lin the case of the State vs.
Swan & Co.. for vending lottery tickets the jury have
found verdict against the defendants. The case will
be carried to the Supreme Court