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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF RlIRESENlAlNEN
The House met at II O'Clock, and the journal oil
rgroR1s To PRINTED.
Mr. LAFIIN d.cp., " ~, from the COMMITTEE ON
of The Agricultural Rcpor-20OO0 for the COMMISSIONS
OF Agriculture, AMI 1890 FOR the members OF the ons'
Kenart-5OOOO for the Commissioner Of Patents ANA
100000 for members of the House Adoned Also. 5;Vn
nm and 9OO for the House. Adopted. Also. 10000
copies OF the report OF the select oomn'"o on ,no "
TIM KINGDOM on CANADA.
The motion TO suspend tho rules made by Mr. Ray n"nd
last night that ne get Offer resolution oi inquiry ia
reference 10 the Canadian Confederation came ny as lhe
first business In order ,-. ~, .
Mr. RAYMOND e ~ pToppssa enc NGw 10, s uUe
mend the rules 10 have the resolution received ANA reicl
red 10 the Committee ola Foreign Affairs, with leave 10
Mr. BANKS dep Massj expressed the hope that that
course would be taken. m,
N, Forcgn Affnrs but objection made to the Com
mIttoe reporting ut any Time this requiring unanimous
''"' THE ISDIAS APPROPRIATION BuI-
Mr. KAssON Qtcp.. Iowa., from the Committee on Ap
nrnnrintons reported back the Senate amendments To
H. Indian AppropriaOn bill, some or which were con
currcd and some nOIrconcurreu IN Thc hhehui'it to
nav The imtercson paying bonds aud stocks III which
,ncv III certain Indians Invested by the Govern
ucut was cOncuTred IN Mr knsson stated the or
and ex expressed the opinion that the Govern
nms shonld assume the debt prosecute the clnm
fr seh bonds and stocks lie therefore wished the mat
,cr -, ,o, 90 20 q committee Of conference.
y" r swrndnrnt 10 pay deposit Of ta9O0 in the Mer
chants National Bnnkpo y the failure {" mat concern
vas smcUnont in reference 10 the annutics OF the Mi
ami tribe of Indians gave rise Ia rather tedious discus
sion the question arising on prorosliqn 70 rNee f.'
am hour and half Of debate, the amendment was agreed
To- ;r,o spdments having all been disposed Of, Com
ntee of Conference asked the dsagreeing votes
OF the two lioRcs. .,.,,v co,.r
N, ,,otIon of Mr. WILSON rep Iowa., tho benac bill
10 provide for tho allotment VI members VI tho euprene
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nv give this vote sent by the Assoeiatd Fi'fs TIC
Yeas foot up only l01.-EDJ
Mr. MORRILL, then asked leave 90 offer the following
Joint resolution
"Be II resOlred, That from and afy ten days from the
passage Of this joint resolution there shall be eved col
ected and paid, all goods, wares and merehabdso
imported the United States and now subject to duty
under existing laws additional duty equal 10 fifth
or twenty per cent Of the duties and rates Of duties
including the specific and ad vaorem rates now Imposed
by law on such goods wares, and merchandise provided
that additional duty shall be levied collected or pad
on sugar. tea, coffee salt, coal, or railroad iron"
Mr. MORRILL, moved TO suspend the rules
The vote was taken the motion TO suspend the rues
and resulted, Yeas "a, Eaysn.
Twothrds not voting therefor the rules wcie not aus
pended The following lie the vote III detail
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The amendment Just adopted Is rs follows; ,.,
Tnt te secretary of the Treasury Is hereby au
nm ,,ch ners0ns as were actually employed III The
10 H2 ~ Internal Revenue In the Rebel states prior
70 e inst day Of August, 1870 "a, q. , 9 mn
pn.c Is hereby appropriated out OF any MONEY !" 'e
Ercasury not otherwise appIopil",,,tu. ,.o
The following amendment OF the 'ihhhoo No'
was adopted: ~, A., Treasury Ia hereby authorized
lnu' - uIic auction the following property DennslnR
70 sG United states; namely the BUILDINGS ana g.cuH a
k,wn as the Old House W. ga ionse
o Conn the building ana gr3ha ,he narcc I
tie OIu Innnn as the Old Custon-lI0use az NViloh
OF H . arreI or lot Of ground purchased " inc ely VI
Perth Anboy, NJ j, Tor tho erooion Va N''''
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until "a o'clock.
EVENING SESSION
The House resumed its session at a o'clock
SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD lands.
Mr. JULIAN rep, hd) called up the motion 10 recon-
slider the vote by which House hin amendatory q tho
act of June 81 1866 for the disposal Of public lands IN
actual homestead settlements in Alabama, Mississippi,
louisiana Arkansas and Florida, which Inferred 10
the Committee on Public Lands
The vote was reconsdered and The hl came ncore tho
House for its action IL amends the law 40 that rteafttr
any person applying for the beneft 81 the act sb mako
oath that he has not been ~ arms against TIE uhtct
states given aid or comfort Ia VS. enemies
Mr. JULIAN asserted that there WAS not puhho ilnd
enough the extent OF tcIrusy covered ny ts bhl
for the Oyal men the South The fact was notorious
that loyal were excluded from those lands by dis
Mr. FINCK moved 10 lay the bin on tie table
Rejected by a vote of 20 10 20.
ON the suggestion OF MesSrs. HILL fSep, Ind ana
KAssON rep Iowa., the bin modified 40 as only
fort TO the Rebellion and not those who had afterwaId
enlisted in the Federal Army aud been honoiably DIS
charged therefrom.
row evening 10 be allowed 20 the COmIntee on Public
Land to make reports. Objected 10.
The BANKRUPT BILL.
The House proceeded business the Speakers ablo
end disposed thereof as follows:
Message from the Senate asking for . Committee Of
Conference ON the Bankrupt bill.
Mr. JENCKES rep, K L. moved for the appointments
OF Committee OF Conference the part OF the House.
Mr. STEVENS rep. Pa) moved 10 Lay tie BIN on the
table
The vote was taken by yeas and nays ssd resulted
Yeas, 66; Nays, "a, as follows;
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Court among the Circuits and for the appointment OF
Marshal for the Supreme Court, was taken from the
Speakers table.
Mr.. WILSON, from the Judiciary Committee, offered
amendment providing for the appointment Of Mar
shall Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF Columbia
and for abOishing office of Warden Of the Jail.
The amendment agTced 10, and the biz passed.
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Mr. MASON rep, Iowa. then moved 20 suspend tho
rules in order that he might introduce JOINT resolution
relating the tariff wool and wOoeus stating that II
contained only the recommendation Of the Committee OF
Ways and Means on those subjects.
The vote was taken by Yeas and Nays, and resulted,
Yeas 90; Nays ca SO, two-thirs not yotrg In favor
thereof the rules not suspended. The following ID
the vote
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AS soon as the vote announced, Mr. STEVENS rose
and submitted motion to suspend the rules ana 70 dis
charge the Committee OF the Whole CIV the state of the
Union from further consideration Of the Senate amend
ent 10 the Tariff h and that the House concur therein
with the amendment agreed 10 IN the Committee Of the
Whole and with the additional amendment 10 strike out
of the paragraph relating to wool the words which except
charges from the calculation Of value witch tax ID 10
bee levied.
Several questions Of raised and disposed Of
and explanations TO the effect of thu motion we're
asked for and made
Mr. HARDING niep. III asked Mr. stevens To accept
az amendment increasing the duty on nye animals and
agricultural products which amendment nv stevens III
cudcd In ms motion.
The SPEAKER, before the vote beng taken stated, IN
order that ts effect might not lie misundsrsood Tint one
vote would settle the whole question as far ~ this House
WIS concerned in It's elton to-day. The motion had been
made NO broad by the gentleman from geuDs5 and
he supposed pposely So that vote would settle It,
Mr. HOOPER Olep., Mass inquired what, II the motion
prevailed would become OF the amendments OF the com
tee of Ways and Means that We're not set acted nponf
The SPEAKER replied that they would be cut off None
but those agreed to by the Committee OF the Whole could
form the subject OF consideration before the Committee Of
Conference.
Mr. HARDING manifested some hesitation about leay-
mo his amendment the tender mercles VI Conference
Committee and desired to withdraw II, 10 that his action
ON tho motion might be free but Mr.. STEVENS refus
assentcd 10 his amendment remaining before the House.
The vote taken ON Mr. steyens's motion, and re-
Quilted Yeas lo2, Nays 6sso netyeuDg " fay0s
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y.
Cmgin, Frhnghuy senHoland. wilginf-l9.
SAYS.
Anthony Iaris POmcroy Trumhnll,
tbandler. Howard. Ross, latcs-IA.
er.sgci ffssfTrnsox. s s%5Sspt
The amendment OF the Finance Committee to strike
straw wrapping paper from tue i''e H'I ""s u'"sre'P
The Finance Committees amendment to strike out the
section Of the House bill rcpcaug the aN on newspaper
adycrtiscinents was agreed To.
bir. FEsslSDEN Rcp.. Me- said the ColnplItcc wfre
iisgncnts should not b' taxed.
cnNrERESCI COMMITTEE
Mr.. HENDRICKS fDcu fndl from tiEskOnfnitt'e of
Conference the bill for the relief OF ro-cad contract
hi. and including w. IT, Webb. The builder Of the Dun
dcrbcrg, with other contractors The report "as agreed
ON motion Of Mr.. TIUNBuLL tho senate agreed To The
Conference Committee called for 10y the House on the bill
for the allotment II United States Judges.
TE TAX NIL
The Tax bill was resumed. on motion of Mr.. FEsSEN
DEN rep Mel boots shoes shoe bindings, strings aud
shoes made of leather aud shin placed on the free
list.
Mfr. CONNESs Dep. Cab offered amendment i'm
posing tax Of so cents per gallon ON brandy made from
grapes, and imposing penalty upon any person who
shall manufacture sell brandy made from graP's
any compound mol really such.
THE loan BILL
ON motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN nt'r, ohio the senate
agreed to Conference Committee asked FOR 10y the House
on the Compound Interest DiL
MIR. DAVIS lDein. N.Y. hhN'h 10 dileIh
ment of Mr. Conness to- the TnN hin, by striking ont 80
cents and inserting 81 II was disagreed ~.
The amendment Of Mr. Conness was agreed to.
COLORADO WHO.
Mr. WADE rep. Ohio, ~ II y. m, moved TO postpone
all prior Orders aud take up the bill to admit Colorado,
which was pending with u veto.
Mr.. FESSENDEN Oicp. NcJ hoped this would not he
done. IL was important 10 pass the Tax bill.
Mr.. IENDTICkS Dem. ind asked that the Colorado
bill be- postponed ro tomorrow at l2i o'clock when
vote could be taken without debate.
After debate, the b was ttkeh mp and postponed uhtl
o'clock Tomorrow, Nhen vote WI pe tuhaiL ,.,
TIE RIVER AND iiAR.pH AUTHORIZATIONS NIL PNhslb.
The Senate cODcun IN the House amendment To TIE
River aud Harbor Appropriation bl and the bill goes Ia
the President The ain",dmcnt was All important one
CONIEIENCE COMMITTEES ArfolNfLn.
MoSsrs DOOlttle johnson, Wis.,, Cattoll Rop., " j.
and POmcroy crop, Kansas were appointed conference
tile hil in relation To the ln'an bureau
Mcssrs Sherman n,up. OhioD. sprague, rep H. ID and
Johnson dem. Md appointed Conference com
Inittoe on the compound Interest Note bl
ADJOURNNENr
Pending the consideration n the Tax hill, the Senate at
liz ncnck, ndlnnIhcd.
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Tho amendment Of Mr.. Ldmunds was disagreed TO-
The amendment oi the Finance Committee was then
odontcd Yeas. 80; Nays, IS. Republicans in Roman
Democrats, Italic; Johnsoncs, Small Capitals
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EVENING SESSION.
The House resumed its session at "A o'clock.

The hour Of a having arrived the lisuse tool recess
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TOTAL Wheat. .Flour..

- Total Wheat Flour. ...-.... TO- 892 -.
Together with 480 bbls Rye Flour, and 502 bbs and
LIT half bbls Corn Meal - -
GRA1N-Wheat ts offered sparingly 160 bush white and
1915 bushels red being all that reported to-day
ket Inactive; sales confined to Its bush fair red
Maryland at So O6: 800 do prime SO 20 Pennsylyania
red Is dull uote So 65a2 80 to quality Corn In
good recepE 2O500 bush white and 16 200 bush yellow
offered; market active and prices advanced 2a3 cts p
bush included In the sales 1900 bush good to prime
dry white at 96a97 cts; 5000 bush damp mixed and fair
white 9sas4 cs 1900 bush fair to prime dry yellow at
94a97 cts and 600 bush damp at 93 cts Oats60O bush
received and 1900 bush sold at 66a57 cts RyeO0 bush
offered Sbut 200 bush only sold, at 81 e. % -
R1oE-We report sale Of 20 tcs Carolina from the
wharf at 10% cts; quote holders firm at 105lal1 cts
steadily at last quotations for new crop. oE.-
sales Of $50 bbs Western at 2 60 Bulk Meats are steady
and not much Offering We report sale OF 15 600 Tbs
clear Sides at c Bacon s In active demand princi-
pa orders from the South and the dealers generally
are busy in their execution. We report sales Of 16 casks
Shoulders at 80 to 75 do In lots at 1c rib Sides are
quoted II Aa12Ic, 70 quality and time of payment
clear rib do 12Aa13c Hams 16a17o for sugarcured Lard
steady at 133Sc Tor City Ind Western.
Hoas-Dressed are in demand at S9a9 80 per 100 lbs
SMT-Is firm at previous quotations for lots from deal
ers, viz: For Liverpool fne Marshals and Worthing.
toms brands, $S 25 do Ground Alum So 20a2 Is sack
Turks Island 900 for large los 62a69c lots from
store. ..si'.~~# ~ sE.
suaAR-The market is firm at the late advance We
report to-day sales of GO hhds Cuba good refining at
1870; 3S boxes Cuba IL ko -
4 WH1sKEY-Remaine inactive, and in the absence of
sales to note we quote prices nominal.
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ELE4ANT JEWEI'RT,.
VALUED AT
$5OO,O00.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value of each article OF our eoods are
marked on ckets placed in sealed envelopes ana ven
mixed. On receipt of Is cents an envelope cohSmns
such ticket will be drawn without choice and devereo
at our Office or sent by mail to any address, Inc Pur
chaser after seeing what article 1t draws and lts
which may be from one to five hundred dolars-can
then on payment of one dollar, receive the arGeie
named or may exchange 1t for any other article malheo
on our circular at the value every ucket an
article worth one dollar or moro. No BLANKs
Our patrons can depend on fair, honoraole oeanng
The article drswn will be delivered ct our ONCE
less Of Its value, promptly sent as drected oS
mail, or express. -, .,4
Letters ro1n many persons acknowledging the receps
of valuable gifts from may be seen on nte III QUE VI
fce, among wlio:.. we are permitted to refer to:
John 9. Holeomb, Iambertyile, NJ god ~atcn Vs9e
$3.50; Mrs. 8. Bennett No. 252 strees' 5Iooh
iyn sewing machine $50; Edwin Hoyt Snn1oro, @
gold lever watch, value 5000; Hon r 5r!ggs maSn ~
ngton D. G., diamond pin s175; >; u S9t1esu ~ ~
100 Lexington avenue piano. $780, MRS NJ ~
203 Nineteenth street. N T., sewing macate t5y; %
Camp Emira, N. z, melodeon, Sl6o; M,ss L. C0us, a
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring S2S . DT asnry an
Smith, Worcester MassS Ssewing machine sso q: Snw,
No. 1888 18th street. N. gold watch Sl6g; EaWi Boyn
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, s25o; r. -.
Smith. Providence r L. silver lever watch, $780, oscar
Purdy Madison, N. j., music box, s46 Hon .. New
ell St. Pauls, Mnn., gold watch, $l85; >. S2eIIy'
LitchAe1d, Conn., silver watch, 500; Wn p. teck, aar
lem, Ills, musis box, s75 VIM Raymond Dayton;& & Hao'
silver tea set $125 Miss E. NJ Schenck Detroit Mlcn,
diamond ear rings, 1885, Pierre Beaudn, st Charies
HOTEL New Orleans, diamond ring. sl1o; MIS- MarIna
Rarnes St Loyis Mo- melodeon, value $l25.
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balance Of the party, and the prisoner took then

balance Of the party, and the prisoner took them
to q house in Currytown, where they arrested
anot other man named johnson.
' Tive two parties mad hearing before His Honor
Mayor Anderson, when it appeared that the burg
lars had lust bored tho front windows OF tho store
but I not not being able to obtain any goods, had gone
to he back part and bored Here they were more more
some three hundred dollars worth Of goods, mostly
fancy goods After the arrest OF Santee, there was
n BAG found filed with boxes Of sardines, box
filed with candies in the original jars, and upon
the prisoner was found some fancy pipes, piacKlns
and other articles. -
The case was then turned over to magistrate
for investigation. NeaoS.
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POLICEMAN sHor-On Friday morning, about
four O'Clock, four negroes attempted to rob the
store Of MI. Bordley, near Tatnall and Taylor
streets. Policeman Charles Sullivan, who is one
OF the most vigilant on the force, came upon them
and arrested one. While scufhing with him, the
the negro fired his pistol, the ball Saking effect in
the shoulder Of Mr. Sullivan. Fortunately, it struck
the bone and glanced out, leaving small though
very pairtul wound.
The firing brought several other policemen to
the spot, eef whom met two Of the negroes rum
ming IRON the scene. He pursued them and fired
his revolver, which had the effect Of bringing one
Of them, named Santee, mulatto, to stand still,
when he arrested him.
The officers questioned the prisoner about the
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& KxABKABlE Pa1s1o1oa1cA1 PHEsoMENoN.---
IneeosHa.0i snH:sIi oo''o' .. 49, '-1o
: following, account OF remarkaDle case nom
medical friend who acted as professional adviser
= tbe matter. and vouchas Tor the correctness Of
- ~ -, ~
Something over nine months ago, boy, living
in syllage about twelve miles rom this city,
while amusing himself Win, q pistol, accidentally
discharged it; and, the muzzle bene pointed to-
wards his face, the ball entered his head just above
The left eye, and proceeding backward in almost q
straight line lodged in the brain, at distance of
four and q halt inches from the point OF entrance.
dead "a country surgeon was sent tor, who pro-
nounced,, after examining the wound, that the boy
would dis in q short time, and that nothing could
be done for him. In the mean time, 8 messenger
WAS di1patched to the city, and our medical friend
returned with him to the village. An examination
was made; "a probe being inserted the bau was
distinctly felt lodged, as before stated IN the
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
February 26,

ISL bales Cotton cars Lumber 10 rolls Leather Fur
nture, Mdze, &c. To Courtney T. Trenholm, " Ryan,
Adams, Frost & Co, j Queckenbush, W Courtney &
Co. " Williams & Co. Graeser, Lee Smith Co. Ken
dali & Dockery, " Bennett l. Co, B Stoddard Co,
g Ingraham, Screyen Nisbet Clifford e. Matthewes,
Enslow & Co, Dukes Co, Cart, Kopf Jervey, j J
Kirkpatrick, n Rodgers Co., Eadry, Marzyck 4
90, Gaillard l. Minott, Marshall, Jr, Agent, and
Order
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE February 2S.--CorroN-The market
continues dull AID prices favor buyers stock large and
some of the he not Offering at the prcO
current, viz: 81 ,Sa32c for rniddling upland.
CoYFEE-Is held at further advance; quote prime Rio
cargoes at l3al4c gold demand good but sellers were
unwilling to meet the views of buyers; no Sales
FLoun-We observed q ali .hty improved tone in the
market today, though there was no improvement In
the demand holders refused prices that day or two
gnce would have been accepted. The receipts, will
be seen by the inspections below, continue small The
only sale reported was 100 bbls spring wheat extra,
ty brand, at SO 75 Prices remain without quotable
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From the Ne.o Fork Sunday Hercury)
IMPEACHMENT AS A WALL STREET
SPECULATION.
prr1cArxD TO ASHLEY, OF oHIo-BT ARGUS.


he went to broker in Wall street,
tTake notice, I do not say who.
And said he, s'Sir, in less than fortnight
Look out for q hullabaloo.
Resolutions for Johnson's impeachment
VIII be introduced in the House,
And gold will 60 up to the fort!es
As easy as cracking louse'
He's a coarse spoken wretch, this same fellow,
1T wort do to mention his nane|,
But I'ye no right to alter his language,
Though here it is given with shame.
The broker-whos smart as they make 'em,
And famous for grinding an axe
Exclaimed, "'Tis grand speculation,
Put it through, Sir, and let us go snacks.
"Just tell me the day for the movement,
But mind though-no hrmbug. no chah).
And III purchase two millions Of specie
And give you the profit on half
You needn't invest the first dollar,
No margin ask, Sir, from you,
# you 70 for impeachment right savage
We'll make the bears suffer few.
"Aoreed. there's my hand" says the other,
? am tell you the day for the gag,
Then, sinking his voice to whisper:
The gold was bought up by the broker,
The ttcharges' were faithfully made,
Gold dumped" very shortly thereafter
The bruins Of Wall street were fayed!
A cool hundred thousand the couple
Z. :, Secured by this cute little trick.
And they're working the cards at this moment
To get in q ''solider lick:
Niee fellows-both patr1ot and shaver !
But such is the game Of the day; .--.
And half the proceedings OF Congress
Are s.ypecs" meant in Wall street to pay.
N. C.'s Of the Radical kidney
Have agents score in .''the street,
And tell them by lightning, In cipher,
What schemes they Il put through or defeat
Legislation Is all breeches-pocket,
Laws are shaped to make money for knaves;
And the pirates red ensign should futter
Der the domewhere the Star%Banner waves
Wan street, Feb. 9, 1867.
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Wilm1neto,, nIarket.., :.

WILMINGTON, February 25.-RosN,-175 bbls COM
mon and sold st So 50 4S do at So 81 for strained
md So rs for No. 2; and 25 do common at So 12A.
Spirits sTuRPENTnE.-Not transactions occurred: Offers
Of &C. and "a Nc had but factors hold firm ut 65c
CRUDE TURpEl,TNR-14S bbls arrived and sold at an
advance Of 35c soft and &C. on hard; say for virgin
and yellow dip 81 25 for hard So so q $50 lbs
CorToN-The long euiescence In the market has been
broken by sale Of 81 bales at 28c for Mdding and 24c
for Ordin,.y.
CoaN-ll5 bushels Eastern county sold from vessels
at $110 cash: q s:sg=
sA1T-4o0C sacki Liverpool sold from vessels at 81 &C.
H6r--125 bales Northern sold from wharf at 81 76 p
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consider ohickerng Sons Pianos supeslor to any
In the world. 1880.
They are unrivalled for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundnesn OF their tone. There is
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are remarkable for ciesrness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument whie the
base distinguished for power without harahness and
for magnificent seniority.
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Cons1gnees per South Carolina Railroad,
- February 26. ~-.--'t'

276 bales Cotton 10 bales Domestcs, SO bales Waste
Is bbls Potatoes car Furniture Old Ion cars
Cattle, car Mules, &c. To E z Rodgers l. Co, Thurs
ton 4 Holmes, J & ] Kirkpatrick, Clacius Witte
Salinas, Reeder, willis & Chisolm, .Kingman,
Il Hoppock J Busch, Bart, R Agent, Bruins 1; Bee
North, Steele & Warderl, Winestock Cobia L Co,
Williams g. G9: ~ Sesrs & 90, ~ slGap afp u
Goldsmith & Son, Fraser & Co, ABurns Alulkai,
West Young.