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Obstzuct1nE the S1dew allxs.
fessrs. Editors Daily Ne,os:

Messrs. Editors Daily Ne,os:
We, like many others doing business on Meet
ing street. were very politely informed a few days
ago, by Mr. LAcosTE, Street Contractor, that he
had orders from the municipal authorities to have
the s1gn-board removed from the front Of our
doors, assigning no reason for the same. but leay
ing US to infer hes'' removal was based upon the
supposason that they o6stzscted the side,oolk.
NOW, we do not wish, Messrs Editors. to be-
looked upon hult finders, but do think eethat Il
is bad rule which does not work both ways" as
for instances: II the merchants Of Meeting and
Hayne streets are compelled to submit to verbal
orders emansting from the city authorities. and
remove their ssign-boards,n why not make the
md % sne alGn Est
merchants along Meeting and Hayne streets, we
beg 70 say, that having occasion to 60 to the Bank
and Custom House yesterday, we noticed on our
way down East Bay many places in the front Of
Wholesale grocery and commission houses where
the entire sidewalk was blocked up by barrels,
boces, bags, de-, and in particular instance to
such an extent as to render it absolutely necessa-
ry to go off the sidewalk in order to pass by Our
business having been finished, we again returned
the same way, and found the sidewalk in the same
condition. In the face Of this information, would
it not be as well for the city authorities to extend
their orders there, also, and make the rule as
binding upon them as well as us; knowing, as we
do that we pay the same taxes to the city as they
do and feel ourselves entitled to the same privi-
leges as accorded to others7 TAX PAYERS.
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GeprRfa Itauas.

. GONE TO H1s HoME.-We are panied to announce
the death, in this city, on Sunday last Of Mr. VIM.
G. sbankalford, q gentleman well and tavorably
known to the commercial circles OF this and other
cities. The deceased was young gentleman OF
much promise, and his early demise wiz be deeply
regretted by his large number Of friends. For
With the ccseza .ss:oa kc,sse CT Chapman RucEar
OF this city. Peace to his manes.-ANanta haleUt-
ge'ace5. '1@ 4 s
. tANFUL a AooDENr.Mr. 8. n: Wiiiiiord sheriff
days ago, which resulted in the breaEne Of one % Of
his legs. 1t was caused by his horse becominp
1Te1raetory 1e while entering gate and forcing bis
leg sc v1olentay against post as to produce the
DEsTRUcr1oN OF TIE BRIG T. W. ROWLAND BIZ
Fmz--The brig r. ". Rowland, Captain Berry =.
which was cleared by Messrs. E. E. Hertz & c.,
on the Sd instant fr Taa d;seoysFS sess
to be on fire about IL O'Clock the sanoe mont
Eyerything that might possibly tend to suppress
sne names was cone by the crew, who worked un-
the fire had got complete control Of the ship, and
it was with the greaeest difficulty and the narrow
est escape with their lives that the Captain and
crew managed to gain the small boats and after
remaining in them about three hours, we're fortu-
nately fallen in With BY the schooner Catharine
Heyer, Captain Poland, from this port to New
them in New York on Monday, the 18th inst. We
CLEAN the above 1acts from the New York Herald Of
The 12th inst. ~ M: = = =
belonging to the Spanish Government. which was
fully covered by insurance in London. "a N
lSauan'sah Republican.
MELANCHOLY OouunRENoE.-We learn thst 8
Misunderstanding occurred between Mr. ). w.
Lockwood aid Mr.. John Solomons, residing in the
gac1nity e Pike ofeek, Barnwell District, South
nxoana IN the, early part Of the week, which un-
:, =, MI Lockwood was shot IN the house Of Mr. e.
W Bose BY Mr.. solcmons. and died from the
enects OF the wound three days after. ~
Both gentlemen were Of high social position
and the sad event is deeply regretted by The com
Sea! ss Walterborc'.-S1 S1u0nnah Nesas. 77t; ";
dEoRa1A CrrMES.--A r1mor on the streets faav,
the Maoon Telegraphl that our evening oontein.
cd to AmeEicus, e confirmed BY the suntcr Re
p9hncan Of yesterday, which congratulates Che
ditor OF the former journal ON his prospective
theatre Of labor We trust the Doctor win lind thl
! change both pleasant and proatablo,
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ANEcDoTE ABOUT LOUIS NAPOLEON

! q
we translate the following story from the qazey
0hsoerseQe; and although no name is given it i
wen Understood that the prince in question il
| none other than the Emperor Of the French, Loun
| NAPOLEON.
IN one OF the finest quarters Of London, in Kins
street, not far from hyde Park and St. James
Square, there lived, in 1s47, a gentleman. vel
known all over England, and although but little
known personally in France, had much syn,patb,
there His highness lived in fine house. unitine
IN ms menoge English comfort with French Gle
eance. He saw much company, and, enioyed wha,
Is unusual with exiled princess the society Of many
Of his old friends. !-'--' :
+ Not 1ar rom the establishment of the prince re-
sloed Lady Of great esprit, the daughter OF .
gen'leman who had once played an important part.
her oraWlng-rooms were the place of rendezvous
1or all the best French society in London The
prince also was frequent visitor there. Manv
persons, now in high official position, have reason
70 recoAect those pleasant reunions, for it was
there they hsd been first presented to the nrince
One day it came to pass that his nation called
tnis prince. and soon afterwards saIuted him bv a
ute more august. The prince on leaving England
QUO not forget the house Of the amiable LADY where
~ mao enjoyed such warm m-hearted as well as ele-
eant hospitality; and at whose board he partook
~-s'' AAAooa, PI1OE 10 returning from exile to
nus native country. He was on the point OF calling
ner 70 hls court when, by mere accident, he dis
covered that this charming creature this brilliant
countrywoman, his very deer friend, had been IL
the pay Of the preceding government; receiving a
regular stipend, in return for which ahe daily fur
nshed minute report of every thing, he (the
pE1nce,) did or said, while at her house.
Soon after this piece Of base treachery came to
nus knowledge, he received 8 letter from the ladv
asking his permission to come to Court, when he
wrote-'"That he should always remember the
happy hours he had spent at her houses. but chat
ZOE reasons best known to herself he could not
consent to receive her at Court; but asked her to
accept at his hands an income, the same in
amount as what she had received from the preced-
ing government; but that he should not REQUIRE
rom her any reports or observations such as she
formerly furnished concerning him"
Ihls noble revenge needs no comment, It cslls
70 mind the beautiful reply Of Loun XII: ssThe
h1ng OF France does not revenge the insults given
to the Duke Of Orleans
As curious observation upon the present style
Of French writing, we would state here that in the
original, the foregoing story is divided off into
twenty-one pGragraphs1
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oa:s du1 at e6c. Clover Seed weaker; jobbing lots
sSassc. Coffee frmer; prime 13aa1slc., gold IN
pond. Sugar inactive at 1Ola1O5o. for fair 10 good
rennlne. Wh1skey dull aud irregular.
CINCINNATI, February 2O.-Flour and Grain nm
cnaneeo, and but little done. Whiskey and Pro-
VISIONS dull and unchanged. Mess Pork s2o@25;
Sides Groceries firm -
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RECONSTRUCTION is not confined to one section,
but is progressing bravey in other States. Florida
suffered considerably during the war from various
raids, and property was damaged to large ex-
tent. The Fernandina and Gulf Railroad was torn
upand . large portion OF it rendered useless, but
the Company are now earnestly endeavoring to re-
pair the injuries, and anticipate to have it in com
plete running order at an early day. The bwie,
says: ] S 2sa
tn. The steamer Dictator brought down on Sunday
Aast some twenty carpenters from New York, who
are engaged to work for the Railroad Company
ano VINO are now at work in its eervice-the Com:
Hany m1sendlng to erect quite q number OF build
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Inc Order Of the Lion, Of Baden, richly set with
diamonds, was recently sent to Count BmMARcK,
VINO returned It with the remark that the stones
were false This led to an investigation which is
now going on hom which It appears that this fraud
has been carried OF for some time, SO that num-
Der Of decorated have paste instead Of
diamonds. Two gentlemen who hed pawned their
Orders have now had them returned to them by
the pawnbrokers on account OF the imitation
stones. 5S 3f +3. , II; S&S43sS t3:s &S
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a Sharp DeAnitaon.

. = RN
IF any thing we're needed to illustrate the evil
condition Of Spain, the recent address issued by
the Revolutionary Junta'' Of Madrid supplies
the want "A sharper indictment Of royal iniquity
than the following passage has rarely been ex-
pressed EsE5 4 sI
'fWe saw savage courts martial singing out hun
dreds Of victims for sacrifice; we saw woman
With pleasure, as the victims went dozen Rf az
time to the scaffold Then, too, We beheld an ab-
ject Cortes bartering away TO the party in power
tunes Of the commonwealth. We beheld the press
ses ssgg thus e
the government of the provinces handed over to
rapacious mandarins and sang1inary generals: tri-
bqnals, for purposes Of injustice and legai murder,
reaching to every class; citizens arrested by thou
sands; the rich mulcted in extraordinary and
Pa g hg sent ae of to die
tence Of ofidleness or vagrancy the llnstrous Of the
State condemned to death; the laws made in SOL
ooeses IS set aside b simple royal deeree the
ruinous loan contracts; the hearth of the citizen
violated; in short there we're trodden under foot
and properly; @ our r. families and our labor eyerv grv
propriety, every principle, every duty.
Then follows clause concerning the Queen:
zaranz, and here M in y Madrid, Queen Isabella did
l
| Italy. our sister, and European law, our birth.
right, in the interests Of the Court Of Rome, the
plague spot on our countzy's. history; else was
looking on with careless emile as her pachas in
Cuba, by their traitorous complicity in the slave
trade, their violence and their covetousness were
4 outTasing tie moral sense Of both old and new
| world, and drawing upon ourselves the i'll will o.
!! the great and 1lustnous republic OF the United
States All this we beheld subsequently, to the Ill
omened day Of 22d June last.n
The Junta proceeds to put some questions
:s.Must we endure such things longer? Are ",
to deem ourselves completely degraded2 Has
to be stated as fact that We are, alas unworth!
I Of possessing one single privilege, one shred o
feedom2 Are we doomed to be forever incapable
OF taking our turn with the most illustrious ma
ions Of the Europe in which we live in their lonl
exercised right OF dismissing and furnishing thos
sovereigns who are found unworthy Of exercisin,
the exalted magisty which the people have On
eternany stupeaed by ignorance, and servility, an
starvation Z. Are these things to endure? Th
revolutionary Junta OF Madrid thinks not" 58a
4 The Government Of Spain has repressed the pre-
limiaary outbreaks with cruel hand; but th
spirit Of revolution is not yet subdued.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
our Cubic Dtap,a,tches,.

LONDON, February 20-Noon.-Dispatches state
that the ship R.ute': from Calcutta 9th November,
for Boston, was abandoned at sea.
Consols 81. 5-20s advancing; opening quota
tions 744. Eries 37l. Illinois IS.
i1vEhpooL. TuaFy 2G-Noon.-Co Cotton quiet
and steady estimated sales to-day 5000 bales; Mid
ding Uplands Id. Lard SOS. Cd
No late arrests Of insurgent Fenians. Nine we're
convicted at Dublin and heavily sentenced.
BERLIN, February 2O.-The election returns are
nearly all in. The Saxon members are ante-Prus-
sian The Government has contracted for several
steamers; the American patent is to be used when
dispatch is required
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Domestic Markets.
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New YORK, February 20. Gold ss2. Money 6, and
easy. Exchange, 81. Sight, 1904. 52Os, go, ILL;
"a, 1854; 65 109. New issue, 1861. 10-4O's 1919
1908, LIST series, 1o6; others 1855. Stock market
strong. SS.
Flour market quite steady. Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn dull snd declining. Rice dull
Oats dull and heavy. Pork frm-new, $40 75a2O 81;
old, SO Is. Lard quiet. Whiskey Quiet. Ashes
quiet. Peas dull Cotton dull, at 32Aass for Mid
ding Upiands. Freights quiet.
. EvENMo D1spATcH.
The weekly cotton staten emit gives the sales Of
the week as 49, 900 bales Receipts do M,0o0 bales.
Exports 56S7 bales. Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared 2S4 GOO bales. Receipts at an
the ports since September /, 1,162000 bales,
against 1,295, 900 bales for the same period last
year. ss$
Cotton market dull and unchanged. Flour 6rmer.
state $s 6oa11 40; Western SO 55a12; Southern
without decided change at $40 6oa&16 Wheat
quiet and unchanged Corn declined / cent Oats
steady. Provisions steady. Whiskey quiet Gro
ceE1es quiet. Naval Stores steady: Rosin 4as.
TWpentino 69a70 Cotton to Liverpool by sail I.
Stock market active. 5-2o's Of 'ea coupons, I'LL
Of 'e4, sasa; off'65 100; new issue, 1861; 10 40a
coupons, 101a; 7a0s, FIRST series, 108; second and
third series, 1c5s; Mo. 6's, s2a Gold, 1871.
BALTIMORE, February 20-Flour dull; no sales,
Wheat-good Maryland red $S. corn-receipta
fair; mixed white 9oc; prime $780,; yellow 9sas4c.
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OBITUARY.

TIE REMAINS Of Mrs. MARIE DoLnE AyE1IHE
w1 DO tnterTred at St. Mays Church. Hasel street 7ni,
no'7'"e. at hafpast Nine 10y o'clock at which hour
eo.emn as' hequem OF High Mass viii be celebrated
ne nsaoVes' Friends and Acquaintancee of the family
and those Of Mr.. and Mrs NJ p o'CosHos are ,nv5tod
~ u. February 81
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John HI. surrntt.

WASHINGTON, February 20.-On the landing Of
SuRRATr the o. S. Marshal said ssIs your name
JOHN 81. sURRATT ?" He replied, SIT is, sir /" The
Marshal served his warrant, and took possession
OF the prisoner. SURRATr carried his head erect,
with fearless air, and was handsomely dressed in
grey zouave suit, white leggings, fez cap, Light
1noustachc, long goatee, and securely hand -cufed
He is in the care and custody entirely of the civil
authorities.
Ex-Governor THoAAs 81. Ford, OF Ohio, and
Colonel SOL HNcKLE, will defend SuRRATT
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BS- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world. The
only tue and peJecs Dye harmless reliable tnstan-
tanaoun- No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the III effects Of as
Dyes vtgorstes the hair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WiAa= a. BateAelor All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumara. Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
RS- BEwARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 ,#@-85 1vx
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State Items.

\, \ HE lNDEPEEDENT FIRE ENGINE REJUvENATED.
This engine, which was SO seriously injured du-
ring the burning of Columbia, has, through the
man, Lewis Levy, Esq, and other members of the
company, been thoroughly overhauIed, repainted,
repaired, and, after trial, has not s'besn found
following citizens are the community Indebted for
the renovation Of the machine:-Eon and BRASS
work-Mr. K. Tozer; painting and ornament
mg-Mr, James Milne; polishing box, o5c.-M. R.
This engine was built for the company in 1858.
by Messrs. Button & Blake, Of Waterford, New
York at q cost Of $1,000, which amount was con-
In April, 1859, the Independent" accepting an
invitation from the eeEagle," visited Charleston.
and participated IN the Mayors Parade and trial Of
engines, and took the premium, contending
Tournament in Columbia, the sIndependentsa
were again successful On the never-to-be-for-
through q fiery ordeal the fremen being COM
PEELED to abandon it at the crossing Of Washington
and Sumter streets, where it was exposed to the
terrible heat from the burning Of several large
| wooden buildings, and the next day presented a
sad appearance -scorched, blistered and apparent
y played ont, the extended hose looking ike
tng goa %scaIoea eaH skaa o. an immense serpent
housed in Mr.. a Palmer's new building, on Main
| street. Pheair. . :
The FInEafEa.-The officers and members Of the
Young Ame!ican Fire Company. have displayed
termined to parade on Thursday afternoon, n the
2lst inst, in fuli uniform when they win show thei,
machine to all it's advantages by walking, running
lager from barrel presented by Messrs. @ % Brigg
are expected to indulge. At night, they expect c
smoke few segars, elect new officers and 1
"They won't 60 home TIN morning,
| When daylight doth sppear."
l .#s%& @ TOrnnoeb,,ro 7Smos
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MARRIED,

the Eesddence Of the brides mother on the Goth l
az STnG 70 ~ Aev M 3. MEYERS Mr.. SOL. ZEMANsKY and
OAVINE HERSCHFELD, all OF this citv M c.r5s u
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a% NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the Crew Of the British Bark TECUMsEH will he
paid by Captain or ConsiRnee RAvENET = 60 >
February 10 !,
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

| OFFICE SAVANNAH AND CHART,FsToN
RAILROAD RAILROAD COMPANY, No. % BROAD STREET
cHARIEs1os, February 20, 1se7-shippers of FREIGHT
over tn's Road are again respectfully informed that the
Oepoe foot OF Mil street is oper and ready to
fhEiaHT DAILY from o'clock A. M until O'Clock
= n. A1ser that hour it viii not be received. The
Freight Agent will enforce this regulation.
JOHN s. RYAN
HeoruAty II General Superintendent
~ NOTICE mo DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any Of the Crew OF the Norwegian bari, 1.oo, ~, -,
=. Ea...We =. oepean -. or agent R. T. WALTER.
Feoroa1y q
!. 81 "oNs1GNEEs PER STEAMER CARLoT-
Ia New York, are hereby notified that she ia mi;
Day oischarging cargo at Brown 4 Ga. = whar1 an
sooos remaining on the Wharf after sunset 7nca,,aa ~
wal be stored at their rtak and expense.
9eofoafy ~ STREET BROTHERS co
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. no
Non ~ u naVans executed to me DEED OF sss1GN1sFNr
w 1or the benefit Of his creditors the craa
'oes OF the said JOHN BoNUM are hereby ca]es ~
70 meet on Monday, the 25th Of February instant
~ ~ clock A. NJ, at the residence OF the undar5,
No SO St. Philip street. In order to nroa.z - .,.s
OF their agent agents to confer with the
Assignee o'0-~ A.. . = VIII .ne
February 10
=. :, - NOIIcE-THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
Of the Public Schools In the CITY Of n .ra.
eon' WIN be held on Aonday the 25th inst.
Aprcaons can be LEFT with the Secretary OF The Roar5
as 1ne Normal School, No. 8 st. Philip street,
By order Of the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRndKE
Secretary Commissioners Free Schools
-. - 1900 tuths6
a% TIE HEALING POOL AND HoUsE IN
MMEfCY-HOWARD y = ASSOCIATION REPORTS tan |
socns Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and tba
E.HhoRs. :. ABUSES and DISEASES which deatrov the
many powers and create npediments to MARRIAaE
wasn sure means Of relief Sent In sealed Letter III
seaopes, nee OF charge. Address Dr.. J. sKuIm
aooe'taIoN' Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
-. ~ -. .a.s.--& 3rno
61 We ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
= = NJ "aAEiNa, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
onarieston tJudtcal) District at the next election
September 10 @#fa. ~"
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a1 CONSlGNEES NOTICE.-THE BARK
GLADSTONE has been entered under the Five Day Act
and her cargo viii be discharged at Royce 4 ca "a
wharf Goods not permitted will be sent to the Custom
oe oOo1es RAVENEL l. co.
February 10 ts
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a% BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERN
LIFE FOB TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
It's color and youthful beauty irnparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops It's falling out at
once Keeps the head clean is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers. and at my Office. No 112s Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHE7ALIER, NJ D.
DoWE & NOISE,
No. 161 Meeting street.
# Opposite Charleston Hotel.
X 5G gnO
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So CONSI G NEES' NOTICE.-THE BARK
IEOoMsEH has been entered under the Five Day Act
u ner cargo VIII be discharged at Vanderhorst Wharf
Goods not permitted win be sent to Custom Honse s
1eofoary ~ RAvENEL co.
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sHiPPlN G.
FOR NEW YORK.

nEI~Anxs, THE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLOTTA
mLLEaSVt ~ CAPTAIN CHARLES COLLINS viii
~ClEgtlEJg3Y~ leave Brown Il Co.'s South Wharf on
NJ. precisely. ~ mn M '0'-' ., - -
For Freight Passage Engagemerts ;Iaving elegant
Cabin accommodat1onsl apply to 80"
February 20 NJ - Fast 10.
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R~ INFORMATION WANTED OF r. "
sCHLOBoM, who in the Charleston JAIL as prison
er, previous to the evacuation Any one knowirg his
whereabouts would obge his wife by letting her know
at Savannah, Ga. MARY Fl scHoRoM
February 81 oa
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aSrNo DEBTS CONTRACTED BY ANY OF
the crew Of the Norwegian bark GLADSTONE ,pi,, "a
paid by Captain or consignee. RAvENEL co.
February 10 @mI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A- ORMATION WANTED on nc
whereabouts, nving the place of his internen+ 90
dead, Of RIPLEY & B. HAMErT. Private Co. r.. 9-,b
s. c. Volunteers, Hagoods Brigade, Hoke'e Division
who was sent to one of the Hospitals CT ear wmtno
ton IN the early part of Februa 1893 and about whom
nothng since has been heard Private HAMEvr was %
years OF aee tall and spare, complexion fair but burnt
and heckled; hair black, grey eyes, brown moustache
black eyebrows, and fine shaped head He wore upon
his person Large English silver watch when last seen
and was suffering from dysentery. Any information
relative to him win be gratefully appreciated by his af
"cteo mother, ANNA B. HAMETT
Charleston, s. c.
aS Charleston and Wilmington and others papers
WILL please pass this round. II February 81
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So NOTICE.--NO DEBTS CONTRACTED RY
any Of the Crew OF the Norwegian bark Dezo., m -
paid by Captain or Agent RI wATTn ~
February 21 ##a -" -
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Washington News.

W.. .@ WashangtOn NEWS.
WASHINGTON, February 20.-A delegation OF the
Boston Board Of Trade had interview with a
MIR. MoCUIIocH relative to the depression in com
merce, trade and ship building.
It appears from Communication Of the Presi-
dent to the Senate that the gross proceeds Of cot
ton seized was twenty-five and half millions of
dollars. The proceeds from the sale Of misceIla-
neous property 81 500, 900. The proceeds from the
rents Of abandoned property nearly $500, 600.
Other receipts 81, SOC, 900.
It is conceded that the Senate will pass the Re
construction Bill with the House amendments.
The increased stringency developed by WILSON and
sHE1l4ABERaER's amendments is attributed to STE
VEINS strategy. It is generally conceded that the
President will waive the advantages Of time and
veto the Bill sufficiently for Congress to act.
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a@WE ARE aCTHORHED 10 ANNon5G~
E. NJ WHITING. Esq, as candtdata for shert~ oa1 :,
cnarieston (Judicial District at the next election
Septenber 10