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Cotton-Corn or starvat,or

We last week call d upon the people of the soutb
to suspend the cultivation Of cotton for this wear
at least us The only for the ills of the times
This suggestion we knew would be looked unon nv
many as almost impracticable. But desperate dis
eases require strong physic and desperate reme-
dies The man that will not submit to such. de-
serves to suffer. The Southern States were never
before divestea of everything and placed under
mn.ttary despotlsm. It is now question as to how
the people s.a to live in the future To do SO Il Is
necessary for them t. shake off old habits and
abandon the past beaten tr,ck L thay would avoid
starvation There are millions upon millions Of
acres Of land in the South that will 20 uncultv vated
this year and for years to come. The people do
not fully realize this faot and recollect that all
white and black, have to live. Most of the latter,
sumers.- Then is it not inevitable there Will be an
increased demand for provisions The South is
certainly now destitute. VIII not the people, then,
open their eyes? We appeal to them to plant corn
and provisions. Cotton, with the tax with which
1t Is encumbered, will not pay as we'll. But for the
proof-hgures speak for themselves sSs'
acres in cotton yields bags, $50 pounds EACH at
Expense--Government ta1, = cent. $40 so
Tagging, q. 8. Revenue Tax
and freight to Savannah. 1e 95 III i
Nj sA- Drnyage and Storage...... 2.1O'4
EJs:a=- Insurance and City Tax 90
Weighing and Meudin9... so
.%g$ Commission az p cent -: % 90
~ s1a8 e5
acres in corn-yed say bushels per acre. 90 bush
els-say 81 50 per bushel.. ,sl35 90
Fodder from the acres. ........... $50 90
Peas from the acres. ........... 80 90
~ j --. Ga 90
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a. Persons depositing letters in the Pcstofaoe w1k
please to place the stamp the upper right hand corr
mar Of the envelope and they via also please
Der that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed bat
must be cent to the Dead Letter Oface.
March Is .s5 tx ~ EEt$i
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8a1tiu1oro Market.

BALTIMORE, March 14-Cofee firm. Sugar dull
and nominal Rice dull; Carolina 101a1O2. Flour
hrmer. Wheat steady. Corn active and higher;
White s1.o4n1 o.. Provisions higher. Mess Pork
l$2275. WhiekeY in bond 3Oa31c ". 49,, "a: H
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, March 14-Flour frmer and un-.
changed. Wheat scarce. Ness Pork s22, Bacon
steady; shoulders 94c.; clear sides 123c Corn, in
sacks, 76c. Whiskey Unchanged .r.rs..4E.s:1I -
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"A
Adams, Rev Mrs
Aiken, Florillcr
Aldrich. Sallie
Alexander, Mrs C
Alsina, Martha
Altman, Mrs NJ
Andrews, Mrs
John "# ..
Anderson, May
Ashim, Mrs NJ A
! IL
Bamathcan, Juli,
Backus, Mrs I
Bellllng, Mrs c p
ocutNn. DllSS M
Bird, Mrs U C
Black. Ellen
Bcykin, Ella &.a.
Boufcld, julia
Bray, Mrs :
Branagan, Mrs NJ
Brewer, Ann o
Brouehton, Mrs ]
| F
Brahmer, Sarah
Rnrrn,nn NTr>a n
| Brown, Mrs NJ
Burke, AIargrct
Bush, Maria
Byrns, Maggie j
Byrd, Mary F /.
1 C .
Cantee, Mary Jane
Caster, Miss NJ
|Caulma. Miss E
Cantee, Mrs N
| Carroll, Hiss B
Cotton, Elizia )
Cahill, Mary
Cain, Mrs E
Carter, Lizzie NJ
Campbell, Mrs A
| L
CanInill, Phillis
Campbell. Mrs NJ
| r #. I'1-
| Christie, Mrs E E
| Cearlcs, Mrs F
Chnpanur, Miss r
| Cleave1and, Mrs C
Cosgrove, Ellen
Condlin, Mrs c
Callans, Miss C
Corcoran, Ann II
Cobb, Mrs L ".
Cochran, Miss E
Cooper, Lizzie
| Cooper, Ann
Cohen, Mrs D NJ
Cooner. Mrs E
Crosby, ~ May
DaCosta, Maggie
Dewiggers, Mar
| cret -.
Dismukes, Miss E
Doley, Annie p
| Dufey, Mary G
| Dufey, Mrs
Easterby. Mollie
Eblen, Mrs W
| Edard, Miss
Edguster, Sarah
| Evers, Catherine
Espy, Sarah #
| r -'-
Ferrin, Susan M
Fielding, Emma
Fitzpatrick, Miss
| -H .'s
Fishbu1n, KATE
.~s~ ss..-. ~-s....s
| Ford, Mrs r
! Foster, Mrs M
| G
Gndsden, Mrs 8 F
Gadsden, Mrs
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

3p-ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE BRITISH
oask TEcUMsEH must DO rendered on This Day, before
before O'Clock #|@ RAvFNEr - ~ -
March 16
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s BEAUTIFUL HAIR -CHEVALIFRY
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hsts 70
its original color and youthful beauty iparts LIE and
strensth to the weakest hsir; stops its falling out at
once; keeps the head clean; is-unparaleied as hail
dressing: Sold by all Druggists and fasnio6able hair
dressera, and at my oface, No. 112s Broadway, New
York. SARAH. A. CHEvALIER, NJ ID.
,@:sy.s DoWE + NOISE, 4,
4 No. 161 Meeting street
January4 III -y,1,. 5neo.
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%NoTICE 1sHEREBY GIVEN THAT TBREE
months after date anncsteo - made for removal Of
for fourteen Shares Of South Carolina
1sAlieao ana sank stock-also fourteen New Iss in
lost in Columbia. 0T7 \
ROAD AND BANK. &.s
No 1897, date Fob. Is, 1856 shares L
So. 1867, date April b., 1856 cshares4 4.
No. 2307, date Feb. II, 1857 -Shares /
No. 27ao, date March as 1s5s-sha1ese g.
NEW ISSUE.
No. s25. date March 81, 1850
7. E. WANNAMAKER
6eoioa15 10 . 1nmoSmoH
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispntche,

LONDON. March 13.--No Fenian demon
strations have been reported
MARCH 14.--The Fcnian troubles modifedly con-
tnuc. The insurgents refuged in tho Wirtaw.
whcrc they are perishing from cold.
BERLIN, March 13.-Herr MuNcHAUzEN chal-
lengcd Won BISMARCK for words uttered in debate
FLORENCE, March 14.-Tho result Of the cleo
tions is doubtful. GAn1BA1D1 heads the opposi-
tion. IH
States Bonds 743
LIVERPOOL. March 14-Noon.-Cotton opens
firm, with continued activity sales IL 600 bales
Nliddling Uplands 1sld.; Orleans 13sd. There is
an improved feeling at Manchester. Both Goods
and Yarns have advanced. Corn is advanced to
5Ss. Cd. Tallow as. Rosin-Common Whining
ton es. 3d. Turpentine BIS. Cd.
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I: :: 81 -$NoTICE.I HAVE APPOINTED MR.. 81
MON WOLFF my lawful agent for totransact an my
business and sign my .nsme during my absence num
this State since the 10th inst. HENRY E. WOLFE
March Is 4ess9% Gta.4 IA a:!a
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aP-WE ABE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E- M WHITING Esq, candidate for sheriff Q,
Charleston ;Jqdtc.aY Dis1ics, Il the nert election Al
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oa- ARTIFICIAL EYEs,-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted BY ORA. F.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed bv
Ro1asoSsEAu, Of pa1s), No. $50 Broadway, New York.
April II @',g% -@@t a-' 57t7's" - n .--r0
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%s.o.ALVARYB y = BAPTIST TCHURCH,.CHAREEs-
ToN-The Members (colored Of this Church were reg
aar3y dismissed from the three White Churches
Of this City sepazate lhIrch 4is 1re IN wor
shipping for the present at Ronum's Hail. John street.
between Meeting and King They have purchased lot,
and are soliciting to enable them erect
House Of Worship.
They are believed 10 be pious aad worthy persons and
their object Is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members e. the said Church have been author
szed to make collections CHARLES sa1ALLs THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1o, DANIEL D. MoAnpns. JoHs BEE,
and SAMUEL. STEWARD. 80.
Charleston g. O., June q, 1855. A. . :,
-' -.. ..E.' I. .s ss.5.. Rev. :LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
AZ Pastor Citadel Square Church
- =..-a@ :--,: .tS Il -''" Rev: e T: wNKLER,
,.,,,.-, ,,r,1r,,,,,, Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM 8. HENERY Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM d: WaMDEN "A. 4, 3S i: on Church
January - 4 -: :E raw.smoz
H@- NOTICE.-I: HAVE APPOINTED MIR: ST.
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% SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO
POSE to furnish LABoRERs Of al classes for Farmers,
Railroads, Shop Garden Store, Hote or general House
work .fT .E ;g55.s, .:,.5 4: NJ. :s tg8s.S s.% i j
Persons desiring employment win can ut No. Cannon
near King street; and an orders for Laborars VIII be
promptly met, and satisfactory reference given.
! February % LIMO s. r. HALL h co VI
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3 p lGerdy, Miss L K
Green, Miss & A
IGellciu, Miss NJ
c IGlover, Mrs c
IGoett1ng, Mrs c
Godfrey, Sarah
Gray, Anna
|Grcen. Sarah A
IGrnves, Anna M
l IGwinn, Lottie
lia Haselton. Alice {
Harvey, F.lizia P
? Hampton, Miss
r @l..a .... t'a
Happoldt- Mira II
!. Hampton, Julia
MI IHarrcss, Mrs L
Harms. Henrictt
E
NJ Harthcock, Miss
A @... +.
TIHayes, Bridget
iHnrlee, Mrs NJ s
Hcichcnrodcr, MI
Heney. Miss E
Hill. Emily c
Hill, Ammo
Horsey, Mrs S W
Halton, Mary
Homes, Katety
ne Holmes, Miss r
Holmes, Susan
IHemtginger, I
Phebe
Huguenin, Mrs A
Hubbard, Mrs B
Inglis, Ellen
A Inglesby, Matte
y ".
Jones, Mrs F A
u Jones, Mrs Z F
jenkins, Mary
E johnson, Mrs r
johnson, Mrs E
r johnson, Ann
Cl johnson, Susan
johnson, Rose
lJcrvey, Mrs r D
Jefferson, Daph-
1ey ""
FARRELL, Miss 3
X
Knights, Mary A
lklatte, Mrs J
Keller, Sarah G
Kane, Kate 5...
Kane, May J
} Langan, CATHERINE
Lamul, Mrs Z A.
Lawrence, Susan
EILeIrnon, Mary J
Lcsurres. Miss NJ
d
Levy, Miss .
Ling, Mrs 84&.
Loughant, Sarah
Lea, Mrs G j
4. Lee, Miss E
Lice, Sarah
NJ
g Moutrey, Rosetta
Morrison, Mrs A
Moore. Mrs o
morris, Mrs r Y
~ osely, AIrs n G
s Moore, Mics
Murphy, Mrs J
Nusterfer, Ann !
..lMyick. Hattie
Murphy, Mrs L s
miller, Mrs j G NJ
Marks, Mrs R
F Maylank, Mrs A
.G L d. @ d.
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II a%NOTFCE TO MARINERS CAPTAINS
range. Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and St. Andrews eide Of
The Ashley yer by which precsuhon, eontaot with the
subIearine Telegraph Gable viii be avoided. s
II III n III - s. O. TURNER, a. II.
Halker 1fssfs oEse, Charleston February 6; 1855.
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% NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-OFFI OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 18th January, 1se7-Pursuant to
the order Of Chancellor LEsEsxE made in the cause Of
Wittschen us Cordes notice hereby given to the
itors Of HENRY WITTscHEN, deceased to come in and
prove before the undersigned their demands against
ase OF the said Testator before the 18th day
u nrcn 1857 or be deharred from any benefit Of the
decree above made in the case
JAMES TUPPER,
January 25 70 Moster i, r.,,,.-
~ NOTICE.-oN AND AFTER THIS DATE
ALL FREIGHT ahipp, steamers rpAzp1T1
and GENERAL H0ohIR must be PAID ON THE
WHARF No receipts will be aiguad until the Freight ia
paid. G. T. aUrm.EA1I,rr Ara1e =
march Il 6 North Atlantic Wharf
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sssachusettcs Po1it1cs

Boston, March 14.-Thc Lower House of the
massachusetts, Legislature have passed the Con-
stitutioral Amendment.
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! preasive Of feeling. Th OK moustache and very y
| short gray beard, al II.
But to como to lighter topics. & America, it is
remarked by AL European travellers, is the country
Of candy chops; and candy, IN fact, YOU know it,
can scarcely be said to exist IN Europe: But we
have confectionery. Bon IONS are aGdanided inSh-
tution;in PARIS Among themoat celebrated shops
in the Rue de La Pai, Is that of the great confec-
i tioner, G1RANpM, who isoaIled, not confectoner,
but an artist The invention Of a6on bo,s the per-
fecton Of "a ehoposQt, Of nosqat,
engrossi him ais much de it the question con
cerned the solution Of 81 nations problem. Be.
tween the: of his ideas and their exc
times elapse. He almost fergsts IT, at or drink
he enters, Like ARoHnzEDEs into state of sublime
mental absorption. AT last the great. day arrives
when his idea is conaplstsly developed = i'd may be
given to the world. i He arouses himself and 81:
claims g Eureka !" Then follows the second her.
culean lahor- that; Of finding a4name for the neH
creation, and all the quarters Of the world all the
epochs Of history, an The Sicissitudes Of politics
are raansaacked ~ 80 for this pufpese,S Choisenl, AZ
Rrpjlie, Mont Blanc, 4 Cpnde, an Aboukir, & Nal
tese, are some Of the titles applied to his cakes
AMI pral'ses, ap4 and tartlets
! H. GIsAnDhs palace Of sweet delights is buil,
over deep cellars where myviads Of woramen, will
4 naked arms end iaees Humined by the glare fron
the furnacez zfres,s sexpend strength suited 10 tn
forges hof Ynllcan, ii manufacturing bontons 80
women and babies. Progress and science are in
yoked in aid Of this manufa acture strennously Al
for others OF more tance, ious method
Of candying hays been All
.hen thrown aside, Great pains have been expend
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uarinc News

New YORK., March s4.-Arrived the steamships
zoscd and City Of Cork.
BosroS, Mar Ii 14.-Thc steamship Af1zca has
arrived from Liverpool.
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/ !; lore MUTUAL, INSURANCE CoMPA-
1AY.-uH Eebruary 9th, 1857 "A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE VIII bo p~ia is the Stock
holders end after this dste Impartial hqnds41on from
Assets realised Also returncof the Assessment oi
ko7sa q q Per Share now held by The Com
pany. ..Ifst .'fa-F .s1a<t y" "a.
Stockholders win be required to present their Stock
Certificates ,ss!R VI st4 s. 2sss ss s5 y e
BY order Of the Board OF Directors. w.. 7. .,s.
i5-5a II .sS.s .:# NJ .@ JOSEPH WHMDEN.
/ February ~ q FzSSis '. Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOR SAV-A MN a H
1000 TONS BURTHEN

1000 TONS BURTHEN.
4 CAPTAIN L. M. coxETrER, @
NJIL LEAVE MIDDLE ATLANTIC Wharf EVERY
w FRIDAY NIGHT, at 10 o'clock, for this port
for Freight or Passage, apply board or Office O,
january IS '''.o.5A - - a. S.ufh Atlantic Wharf.
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a BATCHELO HAIR DYE,-THIa
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only tr1e and perfect Dye-harm1ess reliable instan
saneous' NO disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the iii effects ~ b.,
Dyes nvgoraes the hair laaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wsuiuw 4, BACHELOR All others
arc mere limitations and should be avoided Sold BY all
Druggists End Pezfumers- Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. Now York.
aS BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Decamber 10 = = r. ~ ..s ~ "5...
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; Ola; United
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-TLe House adjourned
at haE-past y, and no business was done.
In tho Senate, the House Bill suspending the
Act relieving the BoU11aNY heirs was referred to
the Committee on Private Claims. After other IN
important business, the consideration of the Re-
construction Supplemental Bill was resumed An
amendment was offered providing that at elections
for delegates the vote Of the people whether they
desired Convention should be taken The
amendment gave rise to an earnest debate, the
chief argument in its favor being if such vote "a
voring the Convention would make it constitutions
al. 1t was opposed principally account OF open
ing the door to delay and iregularity in restoring
the States to representation.
The debate indicated that tho majority consider
eu early rectUriLlOu
aud involved matters too important for technical
trifng.
Mr.. JOHNSON doubted the long existence Of the
Government with ten States out.
Mr.. MORTON opposed allowing rebels to say
whether they desired Convention.
Tho amendment dcfeated. The following
was the vote: as-CAMEnoN, CHANDLER DRAKE,
FERRY, FEssEEDEN, FOWLER, HARLAN, HOWARD,
HOWE, MORGAN, MonRn.L Of Maine, MoRR1IL OF
Vermont, PATTERSON Of New Hampshire SUMNER
..rHAYER TproN, WADE-l7; Nays q.
Ar, amendment making the vote by close ballot
constitu.t tionally perpetual, was argued until the
Senate went iuto executive session.
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SOUTH AMERICA q
FARE REDTTCED!
CABIN PASSAGE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
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1868 SONS BURDEN, M
CAHBsE1 enN1rs M cDyEr.TEp

0N AND AH9H4Ran 2sTH OCTOBER, yH1s FINE
~ SHIP will EAA 4om Middle Atlantic Wharf, every
Friday Nigh, at 10 O'clock, for the above places
Al freight must be paid here by shippers.
Gangsos Segroes vi be tlken to the abo points on
the St. Johns River at SIS each Children unoer ten
years Of age free Horses and Mules at reduced rates.
1-Country papers advertising ''the DICTATOR vii
please discontinue their notices and send account to
Agents.
For Freight or Pussage apply on board, or TO ths
AgancY. s. nth Atlantic Hnst. .E 1It Jonua.Y Is
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ne1Ssys~ ONE OF THE FAvoRITE AND EI.E-
IZE4GVrtITr CANT STEAMSHIPS
Sk1lMEGtzaYS QUAKER CITY, SARAGossA,
-, -. -.------- GRANADA,
Mau leave AdRers South Wharf every Saturday,
Ihe steamship SARAGOSSA, Capt, Crowcu, Will leave
Adgere Wharf on Saturday, March 16, O'Clock NJ
M0TC0 r OIL
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Freight received daily and stored free Of charge.
sht IA MI rinta arrar,t Savannah mEst ha nranaid
] FERGUSON HOLMES, Agents,
! .{sS$ i l:tSs5 5sa .Il+aaGs: Charleston, g. @.
;.$.iE..,. . .$CLAGHoRN CUNNINGHAM. Agents
sf,e.g E, r.s i-.y5,. Savannah, Ga
NB-The Steamers Of this Line connect at Charleston
with South CaroNna and Northeastern Railroads, and at
savannah with Central and Albany md Gulf and
ElnfSds 80. March
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Charleston and Savannah Steam
]. Packet Line.
VIA BEAuBoRr AND HILTON HEAD.

Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain W. T.. MoNE1T4
Steamer ELIZA HANOOX. Captain j. z. RICHARDSON
IN EAvE WHARF. CHARLESTON
;A and Charlsston Wharf, Savannah, Monday, Wednes
day. Fri..ay and Saturday mornings at o'clock
The PILOT BOY leaves Charleston every Monday az,
Friday and Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday.
! TheE1LzA HANCOX leaves Charleston every Wednes
dry md Saturday, and savannah every Monday and Fri
4 The Pilot Boy viii touch at -Bufton ON her Monday
tip nom Charleston. and her Wednesday trip from Sa
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STEAM PACKGTS.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON. &, &,GEORGETOWN5 STEAM ..
SHIP COMPANY. Il
~, aTFaMsHCpe ar q KNIc

.t.s.> THE3TEA MSHIPSS e. C. KNIGHT
1900 $500 s. and JOHN GIBSON win <aifrom pier
@, East River, NewaYork, for Alexandria and
the District Of Columbia. every SATURDAY
EVENING G ut 4 . clock; aud will leave Alex
andria every FRIDAY EVENING, at 4
o clock, for New York.
The steamships Of this line are frstclA4s, aud
sail weekly berween the above named ports, =
The Company have made thorough arrange
ments for the transportation of through freight
to all points north; and connecting with the
Alexandria, Loudoun s. Humpshire. and Orange
and Alexandria Railroads, and all points south
and West e..
ALI freight must be sent TO tho doci; early on
ply to .s HENRY c, W1NaHlP,
No 81, north Union ST., AloXa
c. F. nOUGHTON, ( 90. =.
gents, Washington and Georgetown.
SMITH, BROW N " CO.,
ap4- Agents, 72 South ST., New York
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON,
lN .1 AND ALEX a NDklA .,
ENPKESS LINE S,rEAM EKS.
ssksh OLD LINE. :aslszsE I'LL
This line will be regularly keptup during the
winter months by good and substantial Our-
SIDE STEAMSHIPS leaving once week. rom
pier Is f. River New ork, and pier II, Alex
sndria. Connecting at New York with tho
Metropolitan Steamship Lime to Boston, and
with the Orange i Alexandria Railroad. NJ Al
eXandriu.
Bills Of i.aling given through to Boston Iii
rect. -.ss- ...s.... .....'
Freight taken at lowest rates. and forwarded
to all parts of the United States free Of COM
missions. .E&
Forfreight apply to ..,,".-
Nj. ELDRlDGE & co,
NJ 4, South Wharves. Alexandria
- JAMES HAND,
l04, Wall street, New York.
JOHN &. DAVIDSON,
jy l-tf G3 Water ST.. Georgetown, d. &.
NEW EXPRESS LINE sEo
~ BETW EEN vSsrxnIrzls
PHILADELPHIA A d ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN AND WASHINGTON.
(YIA CANAL.) ,.-
Good substantial and well adapted FkElGHT
STEAME ERS comprise this new lino which Will
sail on WEDNESDAY and SAT URDA1 OF
each week from Philadelphia and TU ESDAIS
and THURSDAYS from Alexandria, at II NJ
Freight, Sc, at moderate rates.
For particulars apply at
..' ...' "A G S ...
M. ELDkIDGE s. co,
No. l. 8. Wharves, Alexandria, Va.
.r..s.." JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
50, Water st.. Georgetown and Washington.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE,
iy l-tf No. ii, North Wharveg, Philada.
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NIsCELLANEOUs ITEMS.

Some revelations it is said are leaking out
touching the revolutionary schemes OF the
Radical leaders, Il is rumored that the plan
for Radical governments and negro supremacy
with secret oaths and NJ ilitary organizations, III
tbe Southern States, was concocted and matur.
ID al the Convention of Southern ''Loyallsts'
on the l1th Of September last, IN Philadelphia,
where were present the Radical Governors OF
the several Northern States.
The Philadelphia Sunday Mercury says :
Last week, before Judge Ludlow, the Rev.
Henry Wendt pleaded guilty to two bills Of
Indictment charging him with committing an
outrage upon children. On one OF the bills
Wendt was sentenced to ten years in the East
sru Penitent;ary, aud on the other five years,
making in all fifteen years-a deserved punish
ment to brute who protessed to be minister
Of the Gospel ,....,
In consequence Of clerical errorin the debt
statement issued on the 4th INSTANT the Score
tary of the Treasury has determined to issue a
new and correct statement, to which may be
added the condition OF the public debt on the
ilst of September, 1865, which, compared with
the corrected statement to be issued, VIII show
an aggregate reduction of $264 ,90G, 206, 3S.
.I &.
Senator Grimes, of Iowa, has written a let
ter declaring his hostility to a prohibitory
tariff. He says that he is not aware that the
republican party has ever taken any position
on the tariff, and he believes that the people
OF Iowa will be unwilling to destroy their rev.
enue from imports by prohibitory policy.
The Rochester On. " Union and Advert
ser says: The dispatches from Vermont, from
Republican sources, do not pretend to claim
within 5000 of the majority OF last year, and
the actual figures will show MUCH greater in
crease in. the Democratic strength than this
concession indicates" "ta.i. :t s1..
1t is stated that there was a furious snow
storm on Mount Washington, New Hamp-
shire, Thursday Of last week. Parties ascend
ing were driven back. The thermometer fell
= TO below the freezing point, and ice made on
the telegraph poles an inch thick.
Rarey's will is just published. He leaves
the reclaimed Cruiser to his brother, with
Inc injunction that the horse is not to be solo
nor exhibited for money, nor taken away tron
the stable which the testator built for him.
An experiment in China tea culture has
3 Deeen 50 far successful in Georgia. The seeds
: we've Weie planted eight years ago, and the shrubs
are about seven feet high.