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E1lna10 Mailc at Iuc.eo7,

Katnaso AfaNc at Auclaon.
BIZ WAlsDLAW & CAREw. .".
DAY 2sd April 1857, At Il ociocH A. NJ at the north
E1i9fR a s R: O. and
enances hereunto belonging consisting Of tho several
the District OF Edgeheld South Carolina amounting in
al to about four thousand two hundred and fftynino
MINIS By John Glover and By GstSus @ voIeer s Aa All Of
sala tracts Of Land are now in possession
their tactory now il course of erection. Together with
al and singular the waters, water privileges rights
thinning. - "ppeA
All the BUILDINGS, MACHINERY. Tools. 1mp1ements
Carts Bricks Lumber and Materials now belonging to
This pToRerty is situate Immediately the South
eight miles Of tie City Of Augusta Georgia on the
hundred the rIod is tso esry reR
Building one hundred and four 104) feet wide by two
ten thousand spndles ma three Snndrsd and
twenty 1ooms, and s four rfths completed There nre
for operatives, completed in course Of erection;
hrst-class Steam Saw Mill in complete working order:
ana Boiler Planning Mnchne. FOOLS 8c; % slacksG1b
Shop. with mplete set of Tools; Machine Shop, with
The machinery for the Cotton Min is OF tho most
modern and improved character manufactured in Eng
other appurtenances aso two Turbine Wheels Of one
hundred and sixty horse 20 cach aso the machinery
thousand pounds Of paper per day. ~
"a portion Of the machinery or the land portion
IN this city and portion i'll England)
siderable part completed. -
The Water Power tor running the Factory, derived
fo9 Big Horse Creek, ample extensive aud ever
fa6 and the dam and other appurtenances are ioul-
ftths completed # .I.#
There is on land Sawed Lumber suaci=ntt to con-
pletc all the buildings-~
s5t5'..' HKso,
GLASS, TIN AND HARDWARE for ali the buildings
except the Paper Mil The wassy Power and al the ae
class Cotton aud Paper Factories, and daptaliss ere
an0rded rare opportunity for good Investment
known IN o utnre advertis naent and day Of sale
= surther particulars may be obtained application.
B. F. EVANS, ESQ., at the Mill, or to - T@77-1
@u wARDLAW l. CAREw, Auctioneers
March Is '.T a|% Tnry{1 = ~
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

I,@xs Auction Salos This Day.
N. Hua&s ssoa wiusse1 thisday. IN their Salssrcom
No. 142 Meeting street. q consignment Of 80 cases and
cartoons Of boots nr,7 s1eoes s44t''-- - 'iIi' 3
JAW. Kroxwii sell this day. at their salesroon No.
1873 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotel at O'Clock
white goods, hosiery and fancy goods. .h :.
W. Y LEr1cH l. r. g. BRuNa win soil this day; corner
Laurens and Wan streets, at 10 O'Clock varaety OF
household furniture and kitchen utensils i'-f n
Planters desrous OF obtaining highly concentrated
ammoniacal fertilizer, nee from mineral phosphntes and
other adultsratons. do by Supplying To- KssdA
HOWELL No. 153 East Bay, who Agents for the sale
MAPEs' Nitrogepized Super phosphate Of Lime.
February IL .t.l'''5.t rnwths
THD TIME TO ADVERTISE IN THE
COUNTRY. Nh
The Daily Soah Carolinian at Columbia Ia now sent
to every Posonce In the State Being the olcel paper
Of the State it win be found at the present time espe
cia valuable to merchants aud others desiring to avail
themselves Of very large circulation.
TIE PHGS1x has largo circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts OF the State. Advertising
rates as reasonable tho sringenc Of the money
let VIII warrant Merchants and others Wishing 10 use
the columns Of the paper win address ~.
a@ a| JULIAN A. SELBY, Proprietor
February.25 5g' .. Columbia, 8. G.
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BANNETT 'SCHUH
Auct1oneer and Commission Merchant. n,
No 50 King street, below Broad street M
ohers his services for the sale OF MERCHANDISE At
Gay and night at his store also for the sale Of Stock
isonds, Heal Estate Vessels, Horses Produce es,
city references vii! be given Consignnents soci,
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
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Free to Everybody. !

Free to Everybody! .
Large PIP. Circular, giving information of tho
greatest importance to the young of both eexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become beautiful the
despised respected. md the forsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fel to send their
address. and receive copy postps!. by ret1rn mail
";A Ad1rcss p. o. Drawer, 81,
March 80 ,'' RAJ 1yr ',1' 7r't' 8,' 1rro = NJ
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;OLD Bonrs=-Few persons are aware or the,in-
tinsio value Of old bones, and have wondered; at
the quantities that arc daily being carried thuugh
the streets and shipped to different point North.
Little use has ever been made Of this mato-
riai III s SECTION, aud newspaper paragraphs
alluding to its efficacy as manure have been gon-
orally disregarded. At the North, where every foot
of land is highly cultivated, it is necessary to en-
ploy some means to restore the impoverished
earth 10 its normal condition, and the most i'm
proved fertilizers are used for this purpose.
Among those that have been tried mono have been
found equal to the ammoniated manures, as these
contain large proportion Of lime, which is essen
tial to the health Of tho growing plants. These
manures arc composed principally Of pulverized
bonee, and the raw material is obtained from ali
sections Of the country and prepared in the large
factories in the Northern Cities from whence it is
shipped often to the very places that e1ppled the
bones. nm f..a
~ In an agricultural country like the South the
Importance OF fertilizers has been long known, and
large expenditures are annually made by the plant
ers to procure them. In our present i'm poverished
condition, it is Of vital interest to study economy
IN every particular, and when it is known that we
possess the ferizing material, the energy neces-
sary to prepare it will be soon generated. The
freight on the old horns and bones shipped from
this part, together with the return freight profit
and charges Of the manufacturers and their agents,
amount to considerable sum, which is drained
from people struggling against poverty. Afactory
to pulverise the bones and prepare The manure for
market, could be easily established near this CITY,
and would, in time, prove paying success. &
The butcher pens would furnish large propor-
ton OF the material used, and quantities could be
obtained from the interior at low rates, while the
sea island plantations in this vicinity alone could
support the establishment by their patronage.
These are not the times for folding the hands; it
is necessary to be up and doing We have too
long been blind to our own interests, and tho
sooner we encourage the introduction Of indus
trial and mechanical pursuits among. us, the
sooner we viii emerge from our dependent state
and be again free people. The South is IN
agricultural country, and the establishment of
these factories in her different cities would soon
be attended with profit to the owners, and a vast
amount Of good to the planter, while the money
that now enriches strangers would be spent at
home. a.t@l &n.@i ' ~ #@I
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AUCTION SALES,

n:e sT w. gfa tan4yM tnEy afnq e r. zossk;g g sMGgsg
ofLsurcns and Wall street win be sold at sue-
ton commencing Mt 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
variety Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and KITCHEN
BUREAUS Beds War.robes. Oh Cloth. Mating.
Terms cash.-lul articles sold to be removed on
day Of salc. March %
HT ?Sesi 'cs ~ fs1ss 9eoss
wiz be sold on TOMORROW ID April. at oflce. at
ALor OF O. FURN-TURE etEss 4"
coNs1sr1No OF:
roSs ExrESs1oN DNe Table centre Tables, TsEa VAR
Chairs, &c.
A lot of miscellaneous BOOKS ."
Largo Square Mirror ..... ..". ..... .'..
Round Convex Mirror. "I =. r.. ".|"
50 bushels fine SWEET Po1AroEs.
Conditions cash. April /
nx Gs.gtrs =. K. Ps,2s2iaS HgsIs1x g;sate < g.
TOMORROW. I'd April will be sold Kerrs Wharf, at
$50 bags genuine rlnUviSS Sf.ssf euAso. slightly dam
n3eu by salt water April
,,,:;; SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
VIII be sold at Public Auction. in rront Of Depot.
Aps tt at 10 nSt l'fsson A. NO.
The f0loTinS SdnSe e2MgAETERMAsTERs M PROPERTY, viz:
Icrns-Cash Ill Government funds; property puc-
chased must be removed the day alter close Of
sale. r q TyT I7re -'"~.~'
Brevct Mnor-Genera and
Chief Quartermaster Dept South
Chief 9. NJ Oice Charleston. s. c., March, 20 1867.
March II - -
HGecn, EY 9sd;2N h9iS @o4ES e Sipssns = sssst. .s
VIII be sold, TOMORROW, I'd April, at IL O'Clock at the
north Of the Exchange, M
BY two and Ssse9s a fee a
depth 4. 0-00 s---' m n
l... ALSO, "l
LOT No. q, same dimensions as above. nj.
Terms cash Purchasers to pay for papers.
March 80 ".
UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.
[sALE ON ACCOUNT RISK OF FORMER PuRcHAss1,l
SOUTH CAROLINA DIsTRIcT-N ADMRALIIY
DdCostd d. Madam us. Schooner -Aid-Salas d Co.
H us. Schooner AID #
w. \. LEITCH & II. =. BRUINS, Auct1onecra
ey virtue Of an order Of to directed the
Honorable the Judge Of the District Court of South
Carolina in Admiralty for the District aforesaid the
apove cases. will c1tose for sale at public auction
Union Wharf, in the port # Charleston, at ~ H.
"EDNl sDAY, Sd OF April: --""
Tho HULL OF THE SCHOONER AID, burtten shout
10! tons, English measurement and of alb ut 1900 bur-
res capacity she now lies said wharf, together with
all her tackle and apparel consisting sas Chains
Anchors and Cables Blocks, Furniture, &c. as per
ventory. .'77' ~ m IN. ~
Conditions cash. JPN. EPPNa.
March3O United States Marshal
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Debtors and Creditors.

10 tie Editor Of The Daily Ne,os: Va
The newspapers IN the several Districts of the
State teem with statements Of the unusual number
OF suits lately instituted for the collection Of debts
and alarm Is expressed at the consequences OF the
apprehended pressure Of debtors in their 1npover-
ished condition But 1t does not follow that such
o cruel result will ensue. Creditors fear that
others will be ahead OF them ia obtaining liens on
the property Of their debtors In that lies the ex-
p1anatiou Of the bulk Of the cases The Lien being
secured there is surely good ground for the belief
that proper forbearance will be exercised, in most
cases, from motives Of common humanity, and that
public sentiment will command il in the Others It
would be well to spread view Of the matter, to
allay distress and e4oitement which are taking
pcssesston peoples minds. -
BRowN's BRoNoH1A1. TRooHfs.- -ssYour Troches
are too well and fayoraby known 70 need cora1nen-
dation." Hon. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate.
very much enlarged blythe Lozenge which now
carry always in my pocket; that tr6uble;tin in my
throat tfor which the Troohes are specihc) hay
ing made me often mere whisperer.n = ts ft4
FAN. \: n !. s5:s5:5 81: "a WILLIS. #
N TaosE who overtax the voice IN singing or pub
hc speaking viii find 'eBaowa's Bronchial Trochean
exceedingly useful enabling them, 70 endure more
than ordinary exertion with comp ease,
while they render articulation clear. For Throat
Diseases ase and coughs. e. of service.
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T. you want cheap Blank Books; I. NJ Il
l1 e you want oheap Stationery; Envelopes, Pae
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y you want Books bound in aay style . Account
Books made to ordar With any desired pattern q
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$S55 i--o-.-$
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The best DyspepHc Bitsss now IN use are PAzKa1Hs
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BY MILLIGAN & SON.
On FRIDAY, 9th April, at the Wharf In rear of new
Custom House. at II O'clock A. H., will be scld
LOT PIG LEAD D'-
! lot Horse Shoes .." ...a#. \.
lot Cotton (damaced) : n. .. f.. WA. .#""..
lot w. ought Iron ' .....'.. w.
lot Cast Iron. ....I
March % tLsrnwf ."
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PEnsosA1. BIS E]1cenenoy, Governor ORB, ar
rived in this city Saturday, and is stopping at the
Mills House. His stay will be'continued for sew
eral days. ss if,I.,H sS,..
G. W. CARLETON, Esq, noted publisher Of New
York, is now in the city, and is guest at the
Mills House. ,:t 1.'-.tf r1
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MONDAY MORNING, APRIL /, 1857.
LOCAI. u MA THEIRS. II s..
To CorrcSpondcnrs;

Ill ga
*, M'ts 81 ~ :.--S>-- ~ .,-ii 81. CIT. .tast
: TO Corrosro.,dcnts.;i: 's!s:s5- * q
We are continually receiving communications on
POLITICAL and other matters from persons who do
not attach their proper names to the articles sent
and we take this occasion OF repeating that nothing
an be published in The DAILY News without
being indorsed by some responsible Individual
We would again call attention to the opportunity
Of purchasing the stock of books and stationery,
&C., &C., of Mr. S. HanT ST., No. 9s2 King street.
..a ........ III. Isl -SstS~&"5 -
OUB THAMES are due to Mr.. vooLER for :late
copies Of the Round Table and the New York
dailies. ." #@ mM
-o-7-. v,-,;.,:t III ~. .-.2 n n
LARGE CAReo.-Messrs:% WILLIS ID Ca1sora1
cleared on Saturday the ship Southern Rights Capt.
Ross, for Liverpool, with 27s bags Sea Island and
2sl3 bales Upland Cotton.
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A AllsTAKE.-The New York Herald Of Friday
last, under the head OF ssouthern Views, copies
long extract from editorial article published In
TIE News Of the Gath, and credited it. TO- the
Charleston Courier. We may be pardoned for
suggesting to the Herald the propriety Of Swing
proper credit when selections are made from their
exchanges.
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#, q. Corn on account Of all concerned
g..l.-.t By LAUREY & ALEXANDER
TOMORROW, ID instant will be sold, in Union Wharf
cernel. DI1T-~
:. 1853 sacks CORN, slightly damaged
Conditions cash, ILL.,. Anri1
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T0ART!CULAR ATTENTION 10 SALE OF COTTON;
- Rice and Southern Produce and Purchase Of Grain
Gusno and Flantahon supplies Liberal sdvanees ado
o0cdnatgn1nentss 4+ReIF1E
KETzERzcrs aEessrs. Lambert q tttngsi 4 Co.. Balss
more Porcher Henry. Charleston; Cohen, Hanckel
Co. ,S2nasaeson; Afken 4 CO.. Charleston; Gour
vAnnah: etosan q Ednaonston, Aueus.a: FiaherH Low
rance Coaumota, Sc; Mayes q Martin, Newberry, g
4 February Is $5@S tmshaino II
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ADMIRAL JNo. r. TuoKEn.-This gentleman,
who was well known to Charlestonians aa an officer
in the Confederate States Navy, and at one time
had command of the gunnoat Charleston, stationed
at this port. At the close Of the war
lie left the country and went to South
America, where be obtained the position Of
Commander in the Peruvian Navy. Late .advioes
state that he has resigned his commission in that
service, but no mention is made Of his proposed
movement. -s& 5r+.
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Ix1TTnr xuxrr,r.f r., - u..,. J. 2, -


yTHIspApER NRCgLATK8 THROUGHOUT THE
ddle porssot the State end cfia1s the 1feak
fcdAta00 1nr aavexteE
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AGRICULTURAL.
BAUGH'S RAW BONE PHO

- PHATFC.
600 TONS BhUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
AJO landing pcr schooner JOS. Maxheld ut Browns
Wharf ITu J. N ROBSON,
April W No. 62 East Bay.
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SEED RICE

EnOn BUSHELS GOOD SEED RICE.
ejOVV For sale by J. d. AIKEN L. CO.,
March Is ., South Atlantic Wharf
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TIE SEWING MACHINE DocToR.--We call atten-
ton to the advertisement Of D. B. HAsErroN IN
this mornings paper. He is emphatically the
Sewing Machine Doctor, and warrants a cure in all
cases. great.1nany maohinesiSthat we're badly
shermaniz:d d, and hundreds that have lain idle for
the past FIVE years, many Of them broken and
damaged have passed thu eugh his course Of treat
ment, and are now at work with modern improve
ments as good as new, thus saving thousands Of
dollars to the Impoverished South. N1rlH. is not
recent importation" !" but an, old resident and
has made Sewing Machines speciality for the last
ten years in this city. We would advise all who
want the latest and most reliable news on Sewing
Machine matters, to give him a call
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AUCTION SALES,
Regular sale-While Goods Hosiery and Fan

Regular Sdie.-White Goods, Hosiery and Fancy
Goods.
By j. & w. KNOX '.|.M
THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at ti.eir Salcsroom.
sod. ~ ATT ~ ' ~ w
1oH limo of Jaconct, Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss
~. Brown and White Shirtngs, Mus
T; cSa adkfs Lawn do Hickory and Crimean Shirts
o 1rS h@W1tng Sa1ony Edngs. Cents Ladies' ana Chill
II1 uen Wniee brown and Mixed Hose and Half Hose
Ouuerenlrts Black and Colored Kid Gloye: Cotton Tisc
sRnn s5 s ao Belts and Belt English Horn
Hooks and Eyes, Scissors. Pens &c 1' : >-' D''
CLOTHING. Hats, Boots and Shoes &c
-0N1~1 0oA"A~o.- o. ">o1.---- ---- April
Boots, Shoes, Bdtnaorals, de- at Auc ion
BY N. HUNT & SON.
THIS DAY, the LIST April at 10 O'Clock In onr s,,oe
ROOM No. LAP Meetino street. viii sell 'Ae''
consignment OF so cases and cartoons or BOOTS
SHOES. Balmorals, Brogans CATERS Ladies' Misses ana
Chdrens Balmorals, Shoes aud Gaiters-al fresh ana
oesaIaoie s1ocK. March 80
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~ y you y, Wats NJ. frtn1fang executed nessly; :
II you want Books d bound in arg style 8 Account
Books made 70 ordar with any desired pattern Of
ruling sc to IaAH HARnn, No. 6e Broad street.
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MAyoR's Coua1, March s0-Daaiel Drayton, q
black boy, who was brought up On charge Of
Eounding another youth, while throwing bricks,
wss discharged; prosecutor appeared y
The driver Of a loaded dray, who was tagging
behind while his industrious horse was plodding
slong, but had The misfortune to run into a
PHYSICIANS hnggy, much TO its damage, was fined
s. for not Walking in company With his beast. :.7
Prince tVanderhorst, member Of q colored royal
family, who got as drunk lord, and was equal
ly as disorderly, was fined So. =i.,sc :.t.. s44'a
!. Some sailors belonging to the United States
navy, who we're taken up rather under the influence
of the alcoholics, wore sent on board Of their
vessel. ., a. .l..- .tz
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Great Fire In New york.

New YORK, March 23.-At O'Clock
this morning an employe of the Winter
Garden Theatre discovered the cellars
underneath to be on fire. An alarm was
Immediately given, but before the engines
could reach the scene the flames had com
municate to the upperportion ofthe build.
ing, and in fifteen minutes from the first
discovery the theatre was smouldering
mass.
The fremen, finding it impossible to save
the theatre, directed their efforts to pre-
vent the flames from spreading to the
Southern Hotel, which they succeeded in
doing.
The injury to the hotel by water is very
great.
The fire is the most disastrous which
has occurred since 1865. Itinvolves loss
of 100000, and all the properties, in
GLIDING the magnificent wardrobe of Edwin
Booth, were consumed.
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Horrible Murder in NOblestOwn.
PennsylvaniR-A Farmer Killed
and RObb bed.

PITTsBURG, March 2l.-News has been
received here of horrible murder COM
mitted on the evening of Monday, March
Is, near Noblestown, Washington county,
Pa. Three men went at o'clock to the
house of Hugh Sproull, wealthy farmer,
and demanded his money. He refused
them, and told them he knew them. One
of them then seized Miss SprOull, an aged
sister Of Mr.. S., and carried. her mp stairs,
where he bound her to the bed with ropes.
The other two attacked Mr.. Sproull, and
beat him with pair of tongs, and in
fiicted on him stabs that must have proved
fatal in themselves. Twenty-one wounds
were inflicted on the unfortunate man.
They then threw quilt over the corpse,
and robbed the house, getting something
over 500. Miss Sproull remained as the
murderers left her until the next evening
before the crime was discovered and she
released. There is clue to the murder
ers, and they are being tracked. Mr..
Sproull was bachelor, sixty years old.
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If such are General Lees views, Virgil
MIA can hardly be degraded or dishonored
by accordant action. No matter how dis
tasteful may be the reconstruction bill, it
is the ,ltimatum, the only means by which
we can secure the representation of the
State, and it seems to be the conclusion
everywhere, without exception, to accept
it, and act in accordance with its provi-
sions.-Nortok Journal.
The Paymaster-G General of Massachu.
sets reports that the bounties paid by tnat
State since the beginning Of the rebellion
amount to over Sl3,250,OOO.
One of the earliest cases OF Barrister
Judah p. Benjamin in London was SUIT
against the United States.
The. wheat crop around Bonham, Texas
is looking unusually well. Old farmers
predict the greatest harvest ever gathered
The report Of Mr.. Livingstone's death Il
confirmed,
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NEW FREAK IN OILDOM.-Though many
novelties and inventions have been planned
and put in execution since the discovery
of oil in Pennsylvania, the latest and most
novel is the plan adopted by the Econo-
mite Society for transferring their oil from
one side of the Allegheny river to the
other-viz., by paying out, Atlantic cable
style, large lead cable or pipe, in the bed
of the river, and connecting the shore ends
with their oil tanks. This is the first time
an undertaking of this kind has been at
tempted, but there appears to be no doubt
of its success. Messrs. Bailey, Farrell &
Co., of No. 167 Smithfield street, have
just completed the manufacture of the
pipe or cable. tits quite mammoth affair,
weighing upwards of ten tons, and is the
largest piece of lead pipe ever made in
one piece without a joint or seam.-PittS-
burg Commercial.
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The Baltimore SUNDAY Car Bill.

ANNAPOLIS, March 22.-The Sunday car
bill of the House of Delegates passed the
Senate tonight, with provision that the
city passenger railroad cars shall not run
on Sunday in Baltimore until the vote of
the city is taken at the next election. This
amendment was subsequently concurred in
by the House, and the bill is now law.
The act authorizes, but does not compel,
the City Passenger Railway Company to
run their cars on Sunday, ever. after vote
of the people in favor thereof.