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EXCURSIONS, BALLS, &c.
1n>~- l. y. r. NJ.
tascAc[ea2sISau ~ fOh VL MoN
A GRAND EXCURSION,
WILL. BE GIVEN BY
" r. II = 7 r f. ~ q

OSCEOLA TRIBE, n o. |,
(oF ALEXANDRIA, NA.,)
ON MONDAY, JUNE i, 1867,
With the safe and commodious steamer VA
WASET, and ESPUTA'S CELEBRATED
BAND Of Washington.
The public may rest assure that no expense
viii be spared TO make this one Of the best ex-
cursions ever given to Glymont.
AN INDIAN WAR SCENE will be per
formed by the members Of the Tribe ut / p. IN
The steamboat will run rs follows Leave
Washington ut a. M; leave Alexandra at
a. M, and p m; leave GIymont ut p. NJ,
md p. IN.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
F. II CLAhEsoy. H. LATHAM
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
T. H. Clarkson, a. H. Brown, VIM. Owens,
j. E. Phillips, G. &. Wade, +. Powers,
JaEncs Swami, j. II. Sorer,
G.. +. Cox.
Tickets for a Lady and Gentleman, ST. La
dies Tickets 80 cents; Children under IL years
of age . cents-to be had Of any Of the Com
mlttcc. my -z-tu
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81 FOR RENT. WAREHOUSE No. 2, at
AI$i the southeast corner of Union and King sts.,
at present occupied by Mr.. r. H. Gemeny.-
Possession given on the 1st of July next: APP
ply to W b: IRWIN.
my 20-tf No s, south Union street.
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VESSEL ROBBED The sloop Wm. Capes
belonging to Mr.. John l'adgett, and now lying
at King street dock, was boarded lat night
and robbed OF Il portion OF her rigging.
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DEDICATION. The Methodist Church South
at Warrenton, Va, will be dedicated next
Sunday, on which occasion Rev >lr. Munsey
of this place, is expected to preach there.
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STEAMBOATS,. The steamers Columbia anu
iii. Livingston, arrived early yesterday alter-
noon, with freight and passengers from the
river landings. The. Kenuebec arrived on
Saturday ALSO with freight and passengers.
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SHlppINa. Some twenty odd vessels, most
ly arrivals for coal lay in the offing yesterday,
and gave to our hartor quite a lively appear
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ASCENSION DAY-Thursday next, the 30th
inst, being Ascension Day; divine service will
be held at s clock a, m, at st, Panl's Church
in this place
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

c~, FOR RENT-The HOUSE now occu-
. I'LL pied by Charles Brill, at the corner OF roy
u street and Market Alley. 1t has a spacious
cellar, and room OF same size over the store.
The location is good one for any kind OF pus'-
ness. Apply to
my 2l-eotf VIM GREGORY.
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81 ECEAL NOTICES.

30 SELLING OFF AT COST The under
signed will continue to sell off his immense
stock of DRY and FAN CI GOOnS and
SHOES, at COST, to close business Those de-
sirous OF securing GREAT BARGAINS would
do we'll to call early, as there will be superior
inducements offered
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49, FOR NORFOLK
6 4..aElAA..E AND THE LOWER POTOMAC


The steamer HI. LIVINGSTON. Capt. Law
Ter, will leave our wharf to morrow morning
the 18th instant at o clock, for Norfolk, max
ing all the wharf landings ON the Potomac 60.
ing and returning, an stopping both ways al
Fortress Monroe.
tra, For freight or passage apply to
II HOOE y WEDDERBURN.
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GENTLEMEN s White Linen Duck and Drill
Suits at Hennine's One Price Clothing Store,
.on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland
avenue, Washington, d. T.. 1t
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FRESH FISH. The fish benches in market
this morning were quite bare of shad and her
ring. The OILERS catch still very fine large
Il
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3ENT FOR THE

:. FUR
VOLCANIC OIL AND COAL COMPAN u
OF PHILA EELP PA,
Is prepared to furnish railroad companies and
others with the Lubricatng Oils of said COM
pany. These Oils are used on all kinds of ma
rhinerv, such as railroad, mill, cotton factory,
81. They have been thoroughly tested and
hirhly approved, and :wilbe sold at very. low
rates. All orders promptly attended to. Tap .
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FlsHrowN.-Fsh have almost ceased to
arrive now at Fishtown, and the lessee of that
properly is having it cleaned up, preparatory
to his turning it over to the city authorities,
upon the expiration Of his lease, which is on
the last OF June, proximo. But two shores on
the river-Moxley's and Swan Point-are
still fishing, and those, it is thought, will be
cut out in day or two. Gillers, however, are
still plying their vocation, and the sbad they
catch now, are as fine as any caught earlier in
the season.
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NORFOLK LINE. Attention IS calieu ~ w
advertisement of the steamer Hl. hiSt"s, -
which leaves here tomorrow Inoiti'Ds'
folk, and all the Potomac Lano On -
travelling southwards, and desiring com: ,
convenience and hospitality, for at least ror-
tion Of their Journey should selected the hi.
Iin;naston IN which to go as far as Norfolk as
those taking passage in her may be certain Of
b. 1;ng GOOD time, plenty to eat, bracing air,
> GOOD nights rest, and comfortable time in
nonnral
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41~ EVERYBODY SHOULD USE

" y II u IL ,
ExPECToRAL WILD CHERRY Toxic,
For Diseases Of the Chest, Liver, Kidneys,
Lungs, Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Diar-
rhoea. Dysentery, Cholcra-morhus, General De-
bility, &c, and az Blood Purifier it has no
equal. a sure preventive and cure Of fever and
ague intermittent and bilious feyers. No fam
lily should be without it. Sold by Druggists and
Dealers every where. Price $;l.23 per bottle
JANEEY e Co.,
Druggists. Wholesale Agents,
NH 4-tf No. 145, King street,
Bz2y FREE TO EVERYBODY. "A large PIP.
Circular giving Information Of the greatest I'M
portanco to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become beau
tiful, the despisol respected, and the torsaken
loved.
No young lady or gentlemen should fail to
send their address, and receive copy, postpaid,
by return null Address p. O. Drawer, u,
NH lily TROY, New York.
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Gut LOAF SUGAR
T. And CARROTS Snuff, in packs and
bottles, for sale by <;I,ocnpv {, p,171
my 81 6hEoOh1 ~ l n = -.
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CANAL COMMERCE..
sssAs=a@zs as5s<a E1@ 49, $751;:
ss::ecc:ss...t4SS-..--S G--A-s-->-5 s---------

MAY 27-ARRIvED.
Boats John W. Bacon, NJ. Lienan, Fl: Reid,
James Hoy, W W. Sheperd, NJ Sandford A.
Main, w. j. Boothe, john 81. Platt coal to
American Coal Co.
Boat Gen. Washington, coal 20 II. g. B. c Go.
Boat P Quigley, coal to P. Quigley
DEPARTURES
Boats A. Clark, NJ Lienan, John W. Bacon,
H. Reid, for Cumberland
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NAVY TOBACCO on,,
" Fine Clay Pipes and Hotel Candles,
for sale by ,,y G p,1r1
my u GkEGOhl ~ o. -
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IN "A K f N O # | G K i.

The subscriber is now receiving direct from
the mandatory large supply OF
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES ~,
of very rich and entirely new, patterns, wniih
viii be sold at greatly reduced prices for cash
Also, Gold Window Shades, Wall Keepers, &c
OH and see them. A. NJ. TUBMAN,
- l78, King street.
nov O. door above Washington st.
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NJ. HOFHEIMER,

No 80, King street, End door from Royal.
Also, one PIANO for sale cheap. my lin
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o.. STORE FOR RENT-One of the best
AA=ai stands in the city for a family grocery--an
old established stand-corncr Of Queen and st.
Asaph streets. Terms moderate. Enquire over
the store. my l4-eo3t
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GOLD
New YORK, May 27.-Goll to-day, 1863.
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~ LAWRENCE TOLSON,

~ LAWRENCE TOLSON,
COMMISSION NERCIIANT,
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER N
hay, FLOUR AND FEED.
Iihcrty lIalD No. ~ Cameron 81;
The undersigned i glad to inform his old
customers that though his loss Occasi0ncd so re-
Gently by fire hAs inpedcd his business to r
great extent, that lie is now prepared. having
replaced the implements that were consumed,
to fill any orders for articles in his line they may
need. T. LAWRENCE TOLSON,
up q
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed ;. CO.
partnership for the transaction of = general
COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the firm
nnmc Of ". A. SMOOT & CO.
w \. SMOOT,
J. EOBT. EDMONDS.
L!,k
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T or FOR SALE-The LOT OF GROUND,
IL on the south side Of Prince street, about 81
warehouse occupied by NJ. Eldrdge s. Coz
feet front by about IS in depth, is offered for
sale. There is a frame building upon it. This
lot is entitled to the use of the brick walls on
the east, west and south. Terms cash. Further
particulars of T.. JOHNSTON, or SIMPSON
s. ATWILL, ap 81
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alexandria Fish Market, May 81.

TEsroRTED BY GEO. w, HARRISON, WHOLE
SALE DEALER IN FISH.
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N@HS STORE AND
Eadza DWELLING FOR RENT.
The Well-Enown business stand, No. rs, north
Royal street, with the dwelling attached, vii!
be rented to suitable tenant. In rear OF the
above is a Brick Stable and Carriage House,
easily convertible into store house, with q
good entrance from Pitt street. All the build
ings nearly fre-proof. Possession given June
l&. For terms apply to
JOHN LAPHEN,
al 24-eotJl3 No. 1873 Prince ST.
NOR RENT-The VACANT LOT, on Union
Il street and Strand, opposite to Washington
and Alcxandria Ferry Slip, formerly used us
coal depot Possession given first OF May. Ap
ply to SAM Ell MlLLhK,
ap 23-ti 80, south Washington street.
nor KENT-Two STORES under the Man
l. sion House Hotel also, DWELLING
HOUSES--two suitable for large families, a&s
or boarding houses, and others Of smaller caPa-
city. And on Union street. convenient to the
railroad. TWO LARGE YARDS, suitable tor
the lumber, cO4l, wood or plaster trade. En-
qulrc Of JAMES GhEEN,
jyj.tf IS, Prince street
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n L4OURl 4 l. O u
20 bbls a NJ. Janney's Family
Y do G.. n. Taylors Choice do.
IL do Extra.
For sale by THOS. PERRY,
NV l7--lw No. 10 King street.
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COMMERCIAL AND E1sAsc1a1,.

New YORK, February -Noon.-Flour
100000. lower. Wheat 1M3c lower-yery
dull. Corn 293c. lower. Pork dull and
heavy-ncw mess $40. 0.G2M20. .6S; old mess
$3.50. Lard heavy barrels 11@12l. Cot
ton inactive-33 for middlins uplands. The
stock market ls excited: Gold 37s. Ex-
G7 p. M.-Cotton heavy and unchanged. i.
sales 1900 bales. at 33. Flour dull; 1O01l5
lower. Wheat 2I3c. lower. Mess porl,
$40: 62. Lard heavy, at 110115. Corns1M
Sill Sugar active; Muscovado II. Gold
362. Money per cent
.BAI;TIMonE, February 14-Cotton active;
m1lddllng nplands 322; Coffee irm, at III
G196. Mess pork s215O
MOBILE February IL Cotton easy, at
30 for middhDgs
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congressional,

WASHINGTON, February 14.-In the Sc
nate, Ross, of Arkansas, was admitted to a
seat bill was introduced authorizing
the Postmaster-G General to contract for
monthly mail between San Francisco and
Honolulu. The League Island bill was
passed by q to II. The Louisiana bill re-
ceived second reading. Trumbull spoke
of several amendments. Wade said, if it
was amended too far, the bill would be
io5t. lie said ne would give the Senate no
rest, when the bill came up, till it was
passed. Sumner was in favor of both
biNs-Stcvens' and the louisiana He had
amendments to offer abolishing all DEGREES
of courts since the passage Of the seces-
sion ordinance. Fcsscnden favored both
bills and Blair's amendment, which admits
the unrepresented States, upon the adop-
ton of the constitutional amendment and
impartial suffrage. The bill was postponed
and amendments ordered printed Ste
vens' bill was reada second time The bill
retiring compound interest notes was
passed. and now goes to the House.
The House refused to concur in the Sc
mates amendment to the tenure of Office
bill including cabinet officers
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Appropos to the exodus of the
blacks, the Brandon (Miss) RepuJl-
can says that the latest dodge of our
wooden nutmeg cousins is selling
negroes. Knowing the demand for
laborers in the Mississippi Valley,
they go to Georgia and North Caro-
lima, work themselves into the good
graces of the negroes, by eating and
sleeping with them, get 200 or 800
to come with them to Mississippi,
where they hire them to the planter
at S2oo per year, fifty dollars of
which is to be paid in advance. They
pocket the fifty dollars per head and
leave for some other locality, after
having an understanding with the
negroes that they are to work few
days and then runaway and Join
them again, when the same game is
played over
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-Ry
Te1e e&rapn- :
News Items.

WASHINGTON, February 14.-The Presi-
dent has submitted thepapers in contro-
yersy between the New York and Louisiana
Iehuantepec Transit Companies. The
opinions of Caleb Cushing, Reverdy john
son and others are included. The result is
nct Indicated;
NEW ORLEANS, February 14.-The an
nouncement of the passage OF the elective
blA by the House was calmly received and
briefly commented upon.
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Mack, the correspondent at Wash
ington, of the Cincinnati Commercial
radical paper, says that few days
ago, Thad. Stevens said to friend:
'The Constitutional amendment was
good thing to electioneer on, but it
isn't worth o damn to reconstruct
with"
A Maine boy who amused himself
some years ago by planting apple
Seeds netted profit of $70O from
his orchard last year.
In Mexico every Indian has as
many wives as he can build huts to
keep them in.
Dressed turkeys, stuffed with cot
ton, were sold in Petersburg last
week.
The peasants of England have not
more than 800 words in their vocabu-
larry.
Miserable persons of both sexes in
New York steal to obtain prison
board and lodging.
One-third of the inhabitants of
Venice are receiving assistance from
public charity.
Horace Greeley lately attended a
reception in Washington, and was
mistaken for hackman.
Somebody styles Bennet the 'In-
dia rubber man" Of the metropolitan
press.
A masked ball was recently given
IN st. Petersburg in aid of the Gre
tans. The receipts were $5l, 1000.
Vigilance Committees are getting
I'D OF the horse thieves in the inte-
rior Of Kentucky:
Statistics show that a widower is
twice as likely to marry as widow.
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REsURREcTED.- D.-The Louisville Cou

REsURRECTED.- Louisville Cou-
s-ier, of Saturday, says:
DR.. John F. Young, reported some
weeks ago, by the Louisville papers,
to have been killed while travelling
IN Mississippi, dropped in upon us
yesterday, looking remarkably cheer
ful and healthy for a ''killed'' man.
We congratulate our clever friend,
ex-Purveyor, upon his resurrection,
and from his present appearance can
safely say, that getting killed agrees
with him.
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1t IS stated in q Massachusetts, pa
per that Charles Sumner is to retire
from political life at the close of his
Senatorial term, and spend several
years IN Europe; that Ex-Governor
Andrew will be a candidate for his
place, and also Governor Bullock;
that Hon. John B., Alley will tnen
be Governor Of Massachusetts; that
General Butler will be the next nom
inee of the Republican party for Pre-
sldent, and that E. G. Walker, one
OF the colored Representatives in the
Legislature, will run for Congress
IN Banks district when his term ex-
pires.
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PRorEcT1oS. S.-The Springfield
Massachusetts, Republican thinks
the coolest thing out in the protective
line is a petition which is circulating
IN that part of the country for duty
on imported ice. It recommends
that Massachusetts ask for a prohi-
bitory tariff on the East wind to pre-
vent blue-nose competition, and
hopes Congress will grant it.
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The Adornment of the Head---The
Hair Restorer.

GRAY HEADED people have their locks
~ restored by. it to the dark, lustrous,
sllken tresses OF youth, and are happy
have these questionable colors changed
to beautiful auburn, and rejoice. PEOPLE
whose heads are covered with dandruffa and
humors, use it, and have clean coats and
clear and healthy scalps. Bald-headed
veterans have their remaining locks tight
ened, and the bare spots covered with
luxuriant growth of hair, and dance for
JOY. Young gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumed. Young ladies use it be-
cause it keeps their hair in place. Every
body must and 'riu use it, because it is the
cleanest and best article in the market.
For sale by FISHER s. HEINITSH,
rep DrupriSts
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Attachment Sale

The city of Columbia
Z: Gaylord, and others.
R4 VIRTUE of the above WRIT IN
I- ~ A1IACHMENT, l will sell, before the
court House, IN Columbia, within legal
hours, on the FIRST MONDAY in March
next, the Following property, viz: TWO
BlLLlARD TABLES, attached as the pro
perty OF +. Gaylord, and others, at the
SUIT OF the City Of Columbia vs. +. Cav
lord, and Others. Terms cash.
SAM. GREEN.
REP 10 Chief of Police
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BEWARE OF THAT COUGHI'

THE changing seascn is productive of
y many Affections Of the lungs and
throat. A small cough is the voice of ma
ture telling you to beware of the danger Of
a neglected cough. For all kinds Of cough
and affections of the lungs, use 'sSTAN-
LEY'S COUGH SYRUP 1t will cure YOU.
Begin at once. Don't delay. Go to FISHER
y HEINITSH, and ask for ''Stanley's."
They are the proprietors. Noy9
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PARIS Po1loE.-A Paris letter
speaks Of. the superiority of French
to English police regulations, as fol-
lows:
''You will see recitals OF the l,orrid
occurrences at London during the
season OF ice and snow. People
drowned by squadrons and compa-
MES, and whole crowds of passers-by
surrounded, penned up on bridge
and robbed by wholesale-are among
the incidents of the cold snap. But
we have no such occurrences here.
If the police tell the people not to 90
on the ice they do not go. Better
than that, we have system Of pre-
vention which checks in the bud the
Development of the class of rowdies
and pickpocl1ets which are the curse
of English and American cities
This sort of people are not known
here, for the simple reason that the
police, by means of its nsoucAard
system, holds them with hand of
iron, and because the law against
criminals is executed inexorably, and
without the intervention of techni
cahties.'
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II. {. NICHOLS & CO..
Insurance Agents. Stock and Exchange Brokers'
COLUMBIA, 8 g.


TNDF
HOME
the
losses lypail i''
they
IN NEW
~ ~ n oi ana fan Streets Agne"s 96me
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Feb Is
NOTICE.

NUIlCE.
A Ii persons indebted to the late firm
IA of KENNETH & GIBSON, are hereby
notified that the undersigned is author
lzed' by order of the Court of Equity, to
collect such claims, and that immediate
payment is required, in order to a settle
ment OF the affairs of said firm.
reo t6 H. NJ. GIBSON.
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We are born crying, live complain
ing and uic disappointed.
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Gun and Blasting Powder.

I UST received and for sale low, COM
sg plete assortment of Gun, Rifle and
Blasting POWDER, in whole, half and
quarter kegs, and in canisteTs, at wholesale
and retail, at very low prices. Also, Safety
Fuse, for Blasting
as- Inquire for DUPONTS POWDER
it is the best j. * L. X. AGNEW
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LETTER FROM H. G.-Mr. Greeley
writes the following letter to Mr.. H.
d. Capers, Of Sandersville, Georgia:
TRIRuNE OEE,
S%NE ocrl lCE,
NEW YORK. Januarv x 1852

New YORK, January 5. 1867.
MY DEAR SIR: Yours of the 9th
ultimo has but just reached me. [
have been long absent at the West,
and only returned this morning:
meantime you have doubtless seen
some of the articles and letters I
have written bearing on the great
.oplc. In my Judgment, your people
begin at the wrong end. You bor-
row needless trouble concerning your
relations with the Federal Govern
ment. Your first and great concern
is, peace and good will among your
own people. Make the great mass of
Georgians, whether loyal or once
rebel, white or black, contented, har-
monious and kindly toward each
other, and you need not much care
what is done or left undone ut Wash
lngton. Hence, go to work, every
man, woman and child of you, and
grow at least twice the cotton, and
put up twice the meat you did last
year, and let Congress do its worst
acts, wait and take it's own time
for it.
I speak from the depth OF hearty
good will. Pray try to be able to
write me soon that almost every one
In Georgia is hard at work, deter
to live and let live, and con-
cedlng to every one else perfect
equality Of rights. Yours, very re-
spectfully, HORACE GREELEY.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY. -
Bark Deodota, Marcusse n, Liverpool.
British brig Spartan, Gace Bay &c. b.
Brig A. +. Laribee, Carlisle, New York
Brig Manzanilla, Rockport, ne.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Steamship Moneka, Lobby, New York.
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a SUITE OF ROOMS.

SlA in number, can be rented upon the
~ most reasonable terms. Ample gar
den privileges. etc. Apply to
FEB +6 ~. S. MONTEITH.
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SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF CHARLESTON. FEB. u