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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
Notice.

TUE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
l. from old No. IS College street, 10
NO. 30 new number) UNION STREET,
Next dOort to Sandy Carter's Saloon.
jan19-1m
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FOR SALE

10 ACRES OF LAND on THE MURFREFs-
y boro Pike, about half a mile from the Cor
pOration line. and extending back to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Pennison. fronting north on the
pike, east on forty foot avenue, and west on q
forty foot avenue. The above land will be sold
at very low figures. Apply 10
NEWS0M. GLOVER i CO..
janie-lw No. 70 Maxwell House
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The Speaker presented the memorial OF
the Dacotah Legislature relative to the
geographical survey of the Blue Hill coun-
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NOTICE.

VHHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING BOUGHT
l. out the entire stock Of Groceries Of B. G,
6rigsbey. on the corner of Vine and Broad
streets, NO. 16S. will keep good assortment
which be will buy exclusively for cash, and can
afford 10 sell cheap for the same. Nh D. Gilman
will attend to the Business for me, aud we would
DO pleased 10 have our friends and the public
give US a call.
janl9-sm ROBERT PINKARD.
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}. L. q r.. w. brown,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Commercial Brokers,
IS leg UNION STREET,
OVer YOrh's Book Store.


OFFER FOR SALE on LIBERAL TERNe
" Twenty-Five 90 Fifty Lots in Browns
vile, one mile beyond Edgefeld, from one-hali
70 Eve acses each. Price, $50 TO 1900 each.
Soil rich, Building sites remarkably eligible.
and neighborh0od unsurpassed. win exchange
for improved city property. A good opportunity
is now offered mechanics and others to secure
cheap homes. Also, a number Of Lots in Edge
field Also, Fifteen 70 Twenty Lots Of the Josiah
Nichol estate, on Vine and High streets, near
Jefferson. Extra bargains gwen. Also, Fifty-four
feet on Cherry street, adjoining the Commercial
Hotel Forty feet on Cedar street between the
Square and Cherry. Brick Dwelling, eight
rooms, etc, No, 81 Cherry street. Brick Dwelling
seven rooms, No. is, Vine street, between Broad
and Spring. The Allen property, corner Of
Spruce aud Mc6aYOck streets.
Free Territory. ALSO, two story Frame
House and Lot, ninety-three feet, on the corner
Of Summer and Domumbrane streets. Also Lot
l0l by l55 feet on Mc4avock. between VauxbAll
street and tho railroad Also, Lot So, fronting
100 feet OF Broad street, West Nashville. Also,
Lets II, 49, 3l4, BIS, on Dcmumbraue and
Locust streets, West Nashville. Also, three
story Brick Store Houses. No. 65 and 6S, College
street, near Broad, Also, q very desirable Farm
Of s0T screa. four miles from the city. near the
Porter Pike. Also. the VIM. Z. Jones residence,
with seventy-two acres, on the Brick Church
Pike, three mile out Also 3 number OF
Farms Of various sizes IN Davidson. and other
counties, lJanl5-lW
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To the CREDITOR Of james 4. mcslur

10 the Creditors OF James A McMs1r
~. Deceased.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT BY
L decree Of the Chancery Court at Nashville
rendered on January 9th, 1857, al claims against
the estate Of Samos A. MeMurry, deceased.
ter on or before the FTRsT MONDAY Is April
NExT or they viii be forever barred
MORTON B. HOWELL, c. and NJ.
ianl2IW-oawtd
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ES



This is an article for washing without rubbing,
except in very dirty places, which viii require u
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations Of
fered Tor al Ike purpose, WILL NOT ROT ruLOL0flEs,
but will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
methods, without the usual wear and tear.
IL removes grease spots as II by magic, ana bolt-
ems the dirt by soaking, so that rlnaulg Wlll IN or
binary cases entirely remove II.
This powder is prepared in accordance win
chemical science, and upon a process peculiar TO
itself, which Is secured by Letters Patent. II mas
been In use for moro than u year, and has proved
itself an universal fayOrite wherever IL has been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol-
lowing, yiZi
cotton and linen goods.
itkayos most of the labor Of rubbing aud wear
AnS for cleaning windows Il is unsurpassed.
49, quarter the time and labor usually re-
w " u N,dpaTts u beautiful gloss and lustro,
~, y TO any OthOr mode. No water re-
nntSsd oI"snt 10 UOistOn the powder.
= Uil eotions with 'NSh package, .,nio ,r,ol
Aud can be readily a"ofeelaleu w y sluslo 'Iiai'
The cost OF washing fur FAMILY Of hVo OF SIX PoI-
sons will not exceed THREE Gents. ,,o
The manufacturers Of this ppnttui - -,
that many useless compounds my ,na liam
duced to the public whleh have 4, ''uu ~, w. tGr in,
or Jailed in removing the dirt, but KIN IN ulh ~ T. H.,
trinsio excellence Of this article, they commune
proclaim II AS being adapted TO meet u nG
which has long existed, aud which has hCi ''F'''''
remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED by
HOWE 81 STEVENS,
200 H - W ), ltOstUu.
ALSO, MANUF ACTURERs or FAMILY DTE GoLOKs.
Sold By al GrOcers aud Dealers. oc9d3m
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

II tOruClU MuhI, Low VIE ul tltu.tBt lIUllC
no live In bcImuht county, ,hlu John ! Auhr
Who live, ~ Randolph county ILLINOIS. ana HON
as Mohr, vino lives IA Randolph County, Illinois,
VIII take notice, that a petition WAS hluu against
thtm ON thu ith Jay ul January, a. u 1861 10 the
superior count, within anu iI tlU county Of
Montgomery ana state oi ono. 10y John J. LII.
vic, uud Is nov pen ing wherein suIu Juhn T.
Ludwic demands partition ul the follow my iua
estate tO-Wlt: beiug lots numh,luu eve hundred
aud Cigh,y llsul ana 'hyu hundred ana eighty
on, lbSll of the revised Plat o. the Cty
Of Dal ton, ana that al the utNtteim OF hHIu Court
held HitvT lurty days from the dHtC 90 the Hrst pub
iicution OF thIh notice, application viii be maucb
the saId putu uvr, iI ala uIuuI that partition
may hu made OF SAID premises.
JOHN h LUDWIG.
JAS, II BAGGOTT, Attl lOr Petitioner. lsWB
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MlAMlSBURG
AI III E"N NAlI

john Zig Ua, Franz Rouschcr. superior Court.
Case 36l5.
y obedience to the mman OF an order OF sale,
L issued 10y the superior tUurt, WITHIN ana Iof the
county OF Montgomery, and to me directed, / viii
UltH at public sale, AZ the uuUr 81 the court House,
in the city Of Dayton, ONO, on
Aoaday March 1 1857 "a O'Clock =. NJ,
The lOilOW ing described real estate tu.Wit: sit
uatc IA The County oi Montgomery anu state OF
ONO, all that lot, ttH.t uI parcel 600 lana ~ ing and
beng tu-Mlts Iriinning at the y H. corner OF
iIunly huiluubn,l = lot, ana running nom thuuCe
north Ito lcvt along " utcr street. lh,ucC extend
ing back to the Miami luNer, HuyuininB trrtUWn ul
MldmlsuurE, IN the county ana state aforesaid
the same being the tract ui land conveyed by Jacob
kCrChur uuu VIE to David 6uckhalt2, anu by him
to Iobble, and by Frederick Cuhblc to John Muy, e..
deceased, lHthtr OF Ihertsa ana Lena MOy eT, Hnu
from thence to solomon hilbert, anu nom solomon
lubbcIt to Jacob Llm1uCIman, anu nom Ja,ub
Zimmerman 10 John Eig, the same beng lot 40
l45I, ON thu revised plat OF SAID town.
said real estate has been appraised at SH38 90, ana
cannot sell tor less thuH two-thuds OF tbo ap
praised value thereof.
IEl,MS OF .SALE-tASH.
q. G, ~ DAVIDSON. Sheriff.
ADAM CLAY. Attorney. 2lWtt
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$4,000

Pianos, McludtUns, cold ANA silver Watches. Sets
OF JcWciry, sewing Machines, hutupIuIh Al
buns, Gold icns, silver plated lea sets, Framed
thgIuNthgs, uu,l all kuus Lay Gtuus A,..
l. 10 BE SOLD FOK y DOLL EACH
without regard to value. Not to be paid lor until
you Know what you are TO receive.
The prupilutuir OF thls establishment ouCT this
lot ui Euuus Iur uNE DOLLAR bach. although uuIC.
deemed goods aIt usually sulu al auction ~ the
expiration of slN months. hey arr constantly
makiuR advances ON merchandise o. all kinds.
both 10 uuutIHCtuIol Huu otHlcIs, ana all gOu,lb
not reuttu.vu an uuC the viii include the same
in the present safe.
IElMs o. SALE Advertisement OF Stock arc
prepared, naming each article ana its value, and
uIu placed Ia sealed envelopes. and well mixed.
One ul these envelopes containing an advertise
mCut, together with q choice tullCUtr u co. POPULAR
songs ami httIpos. or u vel vAU,ut,ul hot Eluph
" al be- sold at UuI " HreI CONS on sent D mAIItu
auy address Ion TW LAIA IINL CTS o. EINI iuI a..
On receipt OF the adytuis,uUut. uu vii sec
WHIT YOU are going To have, ana then Itts az our
own option 10 pay the dollar anu axe the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain
A GoL DIR sILvER WATCH. sILvER-PLATED
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

TOB n MARTIN, whose residence Is unknown.
~ will take notice that Mari Il Martin. on tho
18th ui January, A. - 1861. nlcl in The Court OF
Common Pleas OF Montgomery county, ohio her
petition, praying Tor "a divorce, against said de
frudant CAUSE tllMl absence and hnhitual
drunkenness tor more than three can, aud adult
terry. 4. THOMPSON. Attorney
Jan. "a. isBy-9Iw6
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The price OF an Envelope is onIy fweuty five
GENIE, 30 give las 20 call and satisfy yuursClYUs that
you can huy more goods Tor the money than ever
was sold at any other place az The country Hear
q tune ON he Piano, aud remember that iEtA to-
gtthUr with an The other costly artl,lrs on cAh ht-
ton viii bC sold 20 some purchaser iOI on D ullAr.
An those ~ no 0rivi rom The country must b.
particular In giving their lOstOhrc address, the
name oil the TOW u and county loo which thpN live.
and hg what Express nC.Vy goods sh. ~ hC sent
company " aruIuum Tor TIE suuihN est, No GU
Jefferson street, Dayton. Ghlu
ieiGWI1 In NUlL co, Manager
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DR.. Harvey,s Golden Pills

Is a remedy four degrees stronger than the AbOv
and Intended tOrspccial cases UflOng standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
II you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. q
gist. they will nv sent by mail, post raid, sect re-
from observation, on receipt OF The money by ~
JAMES BRY An, Consulting Physician, $40 BrUui.
way, Nov York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL soRT ts OF ITEMS.


The n1 BODY SSC Of . :. .q e, E,rS gnd b. L Slgc..,s s9gs
Attotney = II this Common Pleas Circuit
was i Tu1 In a drif pile in White river.
neat ~" g ferry, yesterday, II Is believed
InaI AZ {. Caress was murdered for one hum
uleu dollars, which he had upon his per-
br rig.
The happiest man In the world IL the
man with just money enough TO keep him
In spirits and just children enough TO make
him industrious.
The old story of the schoolboy who
spelled Andrew Jackson, Cru Jaxn has
been OYershadOwed by a genius out West,
who wished to mark half Il dozen new
shirts-he marked the first John Jones,
and all the rest ditto.
A Virginia negro. according to an ex-
change, on hearing that Congress was go
ing to give lands to the darkies, said
Land, de debbill Is free now. aud don't
want no land. Is gwyne to git wurms
and 90 fishin'." Give him a vote.
In Kentucky lives a tlan, the head of u
very respectable and intelligent family,
who during one week la each month
about the first quarter of the moon. i'm
AGNES himself a woman, dons the hoops
and balmoral, and sits In his parlor wait
ing for his beaul
A wild cat, five feet long and two feet
high, was recently killed near New Al any.
Ind, by Mr., James Richardson. It Is sup
posed that the animal escaped from some
m%enagcrie. aud has wandered about ever
since, occasionally terrifying the natives in
his path.
The clerks Office at Brownsville was en-
tered last Thursday night by burglars. who
succeeded In opening the large iron safe by
/ fOrpiuU Oppu the dOOr hy mpung nj prnNV-
bars. They also tried the burglar proof
safe which contained about $4,000, but
failed to open 1t.
A darkey in Petersburg. Va. wanted to
send a box, Weighing three hundred pounds
to Richmond by telegraph.-EG.
Give him a vote by all means. Ignorant
ms he Il, he canuot possibly do worse than
Republicans have done with the ballot.
A paper to advocate woman's rights is
about to be established In New York, aud
t is announced that two Photographic re-
iportprs QadiesA have been imported from
London to do the city affairs. The edito-
rial staff Is to consist of Mrs. Ann 5. Steph-
ems. Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Croley, (Jennie
June). Mrs. Parton, Fanny FERN, Miss
Olive Logan will be dramatic critic, and
Anna Dickinson foreign correspondent.
The Natchez, Miss. Courier says: The
dog tax last year. imperfect as 1t was,
brought S25,O00 into the state Treasury.
There are no exemptions now. The whole
dog race, of all genders, names, kinds and
ages. has 90 pony up fifty cents IL peice. or
be declared the privilege forever of wag-
ging tail, killing sheep, or stealing meat.
In towns in massachusetts where there
have been no open sales of liquor for three
year past intemperance has increased co..
tinually. The fact carries with IL a strong
argument against prohibition.
On two sections of land in Grant county.
Wisconsin, the total amount of mineral
raised since the mines were first opened.
has been l40,0O0,000 pounds, worth about
$2700,000
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TERMS OF SALE--Onc- third cash balance In
one and two years, with interest on deferred pay
ments to he secured by mortgage on the promises
Can not be sold under two. thirds of upprdisemeut
All the above property was dey sod by the WI
of II. G. Phillips. deceased, and the tue ~ IN
Questionable q. q. H. DAVIDSON,
sheriff Of Montgomery County ohio.
HoUB 4 MCMAHON, Atys. Eel. %, vi dts
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AVOID III oUAcKs.

If you are suffering from the effects OF Youthful
lndiscretion and have seminal Weakness. Ennis.
sions, &c, | will send you, free Of charge informa.
ton which, II followed, wll cure YOU without the
aid of medicines. ADDRESS HENRY AMSDEN,
ja1daw1y1T Station -, New York.
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BROKERS GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS,

PRlNCIPAL W-ARERUOMs, No. So sudbury
street, Boston. Mussat husett,, ana No. 90 ICner-
son street, DAY ton, ohio.
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DR.. Harvev's Female Pills.

The experience of tn rty years has proved they
have u equal for Removing distractions ami Ir.
regu arities. No MATTER FROM WHAT CAUsK THEY
ARfsE. rhey ire safe and sure In every cuso. Up
wards Of 90 900 boxes are sold annually, and no
complaint Of their efficacy Is ever heard, for they
accom- fish what they are represented to do.
Sold In boxes Containing Sigfp rae. Price Ont
fN.t1..
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OUTHEUL I-NDIsCRETION.
ID OmANGEnfn Nm Id NENENNAMY-
TDLADIES.

II you require a reliable remedy to restore you.
and remove irregularities or ObstI uctions why not
use the best2
Every Lady knows the slightest irrcgularity OF
nature b liable TO bring ON Headache, Giddiness,
J oW spirits, Painting, Mysteries 80; then the
no m 81 health fades, the appetite fails, and other
symptoms more distressing ummenc rs Weak
ness, Spinal Complaints the Whites, ProlapsuS,
MC.. 40. AnnNnr milling rnmnhN WIN be InMnh In
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Choice Liquors, Wines & Cigars,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
SiE spIeH dtd BttIidrd Tables
FOUR srLENDI TEN rIN ALLEYs
.JP KLINE. supt. !. 4. GUNK FL Prom.
lanRH 3w
For Sale.

JAMES HARTLOWfs Farm, containing ibG
eleacres. moro or less, with a fair proportion of
wood land, and good timber, a., also, reasonable
improvements. situated In Wayne Township,
Montgomery county. Ohio, IL being fractional sec.
ton So. % township =, range g NJ RS Terms OF
payment cHsy For further Information I refer
FsS io-ye-a HAHALA BARLOW
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Or. J. BRYAN, CON &c PhYSIlIAN,

$40 'Oadw"Y, New YORK.
SPECIAL 'REATM Mt in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
In male or female. ADVICE FREE aud correspond
once STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CRlLLN.
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Is
DANIS'PAtN r.

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKE
.hrce teaspoonsful oftho Pain hillcr in about hall
pint Of hot water wen sweetenCu with molasses, az
the attack is coming on, bathing freely the chest
back and bowels with the medicine, AT the same
time. Repeat the dose In twenty minutes If the
FIRST dose not stop the chill should IL produce
vomiting and It probably viii II the stomach is
very foul, take n little Pain Killer in cold water
sweotened with sugar after each spasm. l'erse.
yeranCe in the above treatment has Curei many
severe and obstinate cases Ut this disease.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES
nct9I -dayVtI
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w Ill ATTEND 10 THE SELLING
ANA uuy ing III real estate, loan money Oh bOnu and
mortgage, make collections, etc, etc. All business
entrusted 10 them Wtll he faithfully attended to.
Uu2b-ti
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8ral GstatG 90rnts.
STEPHENS HUBER g. co.

IL ia pS = 49, 40 I.N Z $
37o ~ ESQ THIRD st.
DAYTON, OhIU.
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN PARTITION PROCEEDING.

IN PARIlllDN
George w. IIouk and others Pin, Va. Charles
Newbold and others, Defts.
Superior Court. Partition of Estate nl Intrusion
heirs.
Of MontRomery county, Ohio, issued in this case,
wifi Offer Mt Public Sale at the door or the Court
House, in said county, in Dayton, ON
Saturday, The sou Of March, 1867, at2 ~
The following valuable real estate to-wit:
L A lot on the corner Of Third and ST. Clair
streets, in Dayton, being IS feet fronting on Ihird,
and running back 100 feet TO \ ten loot alley
which z sub divided and appraised as follows;
list. Twenty-nine feet trOntOn Third, 1.-THE cor
ner Of 81, Clair, 100 teetdeqp and including build
ings, appraised at $500 per foot ~front-S5,SOO.
"a Thirty feet fronting on Third, adjacent TO
former parcel and 100 feet deep, Subject to le use OF
l.. Woodruff, expiring March LIST, 1869 at 90 per
foot front per annum3 appraised ut $40 per loot
front on Third-withOut buildings-Sb 100.
3D.. sixteen feet fronting on Third street, and
lying adjacent on the west olast mentioned par.
eel. and 100 feet deep to same alley, appraised
withoutbuildings ut Si70 per foot front -S2,12O.
II. Alot fronting A feet on st. Clair treGt, ana
running back TO a sixteen foot alley, III feet, with
"A ten foot alley on the North of it, and with double
frame 2 story dwelling house, &c Appraised at
iii Another lot Of tho same dimensions lying
adjacent, and with the same kind of improve.
ments upon 1t, and lying along a ID foot alley on
the south. Appraised at g. 900.
Nv, The lot known MS the Old Academy lot,
fronting ~ feet on st. Clair street, and lying ON
the alley, and being 70 feet deep. Appraised at
S3,6O0, ,
,tha canal bridge, and fronting each 30 leet on the
west side OF said Jefferson street, and running
back TO n sixteen foot alley, 1870 feet. a plat OF
which will be left ut the Shcrin's Office for eNlIni'
nation ill the day Of sale. Appraised as follows:
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TOT ono Dollarl

a GOLD oR sILvER WATCH. sILvER-PLATEu
M SIT, sEWGNG MACHINE OR ANY
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MfdiraI.
YOUNG MEN,
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,

The experience Of tho past ton years has demon.
strated. the fact that the utmost reliance may bo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-05-03
BY Fe1eg1-apn.
Expressly for the Columbia Pheni.r.
News Items.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The follow
ing has been received at the Mexican
Legation here:
The revenue receipts to-day reach
$1,700,OOO.
The President has recognized Fer
nando Moreris as French Consul at
Key West.
The three per cent. certificates au-
thorlzed by the Act of March last
are not to be issued until August.
The compound interest notes falling
due in June and July will probably
be paid in money.
The Commissioner of Indian AZ
fairs has advices confirming Han
COCKS burning Of the Cheyenne and
S6ox Sioux village, consisting of about
300 ranches.
Senator Stewart, of Nevada, leaves
tomorrow for Mississippi, to address
the people.
The Tribune says the Union Re-
publican Committee of Congress con-
templates sending canvassers into the
South. Many will follow the few
that have already gone.
h<AhrotoN, hhy A.-dTrlVeQ TO-
day-Brig Reporter, Rockport Sail
ed-Steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore.
New ORLEANS, April Mira mon
is dead. The Imperial forces dis
banded. Marquee completely de-
feated. Queretaro was taken. Maxi
milan has hidden. (Signed,)
RAMON DIAZ, Mexican Consul.
BALTIMORE, May 2.-Soott, Demo-
crat, has been elected Judge of the
City Court, by 4,492 majority over
the combined opposition.
The cholera prevails in the princi-
pal cities of Nicaragua. There were
100 deaths in one day in Leon. Peace
has been established in Guatemala.
In Peru, the Ministry has resigned.
The relations between Peru and Chill
are hostile, and open rupture will
probably follow the termination of
the Spanish question.
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Four acres of Land in the city of Colum-
bia; bounded North by Lumber street.
East by Gist street, South by Richland
street, and West by Pinckney street. Le-
Wed on as the property of Eli Tower, at
Tower for taxes.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 2.-Flour 1O@15c.
better. Wheat 1@2c. better. Corn
1@11ac. better. Mess pork 1913.
Lard quiet, at 12@12hc. Cotton
dull and dropping. Stocks active.
Exchange-60 days. 9as; sight, 1923.
Gold 35ss.
Up. M.-Cotton active and steady;
sales of 1000 bales, at 2S. Flour
active, at $10.75@14; Southern
$12.6 .6S. Corn mixed Western
$l.39h01.40. Mess pork $22. 25.
Groceries unchanged. Turpentine
721a@73. Rosin $3.97E@9. Stocks
active. Money 5@6 per cent. Gold
3556.
BALT1MoRE, May 2.-Cotton fiat
and nominal. Coffee quiet and firm.
Flour dull and holders firm, on &C
count of the light stock; prices un-
changed. Corn active and higher
white Sl.24@1.25; yellow $3.50
l.3O. Provisions steady-mess pork
1913. 80. Lard unchanged.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Flour firm.
Corn buoyant-in sacks 81. 10. Whis-
key 26. Cotton frm-middling held
at 26. Mess pork 1913. Lard 12LM
1224. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
CHARIEsroN, May 2.-Cotton mar
ket irregular; sales of 200 bales-mid-
ding 25. Receipts 100 bales.
MOBILE, May 2.-Sales of 1000
bales cotton; market quiet and firm
middling %. Receipts $40 bales.
SAvANNAH. May 2.-Cotton opened
weak, but closed firm; sales to-day
100 bales-middling 25@251S. Stock
6,94O bales. Exports of the week
6,095 bales. Receipts of the week
2,400 bales.
PETERsBURa, May 2.-Cotton firm,
at 24(925. Receipts 100 bales. Gold
35. Tobacco active. Corn $1.2O.
AUGUSTA, May 2.-Cotton active,
with slight advance; sales of 295
bales-middling 25. Receipts 81
bales.
New ORLEANS, May 2.-Sales OF
cotton ], 400 bales; market quiet and
firmer-low middling 25; receipts
300 bales; exports 744 bales. Sugar
1871 for fully fair to prime. Moias-
ses-no sales; nominally rs. Flour
dull and dropping. ut $12.5O(012.7 rs
for superfine. Pork firm, at $24.
Bacon-shoulders 9I@9L; sides
l24C9l2I. Lard quiet. at 1871.
Coffee 2331(02531 for fair to prime.
Gold 35M. Sterling 4614@491l.
New York sight a premium.
LIVERPOOL, May Moon. Cotton
firm; sales of $4,000 bales-uplands
115S; Orleans 12.
LONDON, May 2-Noon. n.-Consols
81. Bonds 72.
LoNDoN, May q P. NJ Con
sols little higher. Bonds a lower.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-2P. M.-Cot-
ton steady, at opening prices.