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GENERAL NAoLE, who was arrested in Ire
land charged with being Fenian, has been
released, and Is on his way to this country.
The condition. OF his release are that he 10 to
leave the United Kingdom and never return.
The Fenians of Brooklyn are making arrange
ments to give him a reception.
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Election of Railroad Officers.

TOLEDO, ONO, April 22-The annual cleo.
ton OF the Michigan, Southern, and Northern
Indiana railroad was held to-day. E, b. Phil
lips was elected president, lie Grand Lark.
wood treasurer, and d. p, Bardygt secretary
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

A MEMBER Of the Ohio Legislature has in
trOduced bill which provides for the disfran-
chisement of all college and seminary students
In that State. 1t makes an exception in favor
OF those students whose parents reside In the
county or township where the college or semi
nary Is located, Should this bill become a
law 1t will disfranchise about ten thousand
voters.
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Departure OF Charles Dickens for
EuroDe,

New YoRK, April %. - Charles Dickens
sailed on the steamer Russia today for Eu-
rope. There was large crowd Of people on
the wharf, and considerable enthusiasm WAS
manifested. The Russia carries out 1910, 900
in specie.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

WILL TEA RESTORE the memory A man in
Winthrop, MAINE, has been drinking about a
pound week in the confident belief that this
u a sovereign remedy for defective memory.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

RUMoR has 1t that it required just We votes
to put the Erie Railroad bill, which legaIizes
the Issue OF the fraudulent stock recently put
upon the market BY the company through, and
that the Ave men were bought at the price of
ESQ, 900 apiece. Rather tough
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e~- REGIsTRY NOTIcE;-Notiee is
- hereby given to all qualified voters In the
FOURTH WARD that the Judges OF Election APP
pointed to register voters under The act Of
approved February 8, 1867, entitled IAN act to
punish illegal voting in the District Of Columbia.
. C0tRf ROOM, CITY HALL,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the
sd, cath and 18th instant, from o'clock to 7
oeloek, m, for the purpose of receiving and re-
coIding their names.
The act Of Congress entitled IAN act to regulate
the elective franchise In the District Of Columbia
provides that'each and every malo person, except
Ing paupers and persons under guard ianship, Of
the age Of twenty -Onc years and upwards, who has
not been convicted Of any Infamous crime or of
fence, and excepting persons who have voluntarily
given aid aud comfort to the rebels In the late re-
beliiop. and who shall have been born or natural
lied in the United States, and who shall have
resided In said District for the period Of one year.
and three months In the ward ar election precinct
In which he shall offer to vote next presiding ny
election therein, shall DO entitled to the elective
franchise, and shall be deemed an electOr aud Gu.
titled to vote atzny election In said city, without
any distinction on account Of race or color. ~
Is very desirable that all naturalized citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them. In
order to avoid cavil to their right to register
ap2l-N ). V. MOVES. Secretary.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

ST Louis, April IA dispatch frem Fort
Mcpherson, Neb, dated the 22d ultimo, says
that Tour men were killed by the Indians yes.
terday' Two OF them were brought In alive,
but they were scalpcd, The Indians attempted
to capture j. A. Morrison's stock, but were
repulsed by the ranchemen, These Indians
are supposed to come from the Republican
river.
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OF the Steamer BerIi N Mt Bal

BALTIMORE, April 22.-The steamer Berlin
arrived to-day, from Bremen. She brings ITO
passengers.
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For Sale or Rent.

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY FOR
"A sale. the whole or half interest In PATENT
Just granted Parties desiring TO purchase can see
a fuIl.siie working model State aud county
rights for sale Address " Patent RErrpLicAN
Onlce. apis CT
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

the 2ist instant, by the Rev. J. J. Kcaue, CHARLEs
CoSs. CALLAs to 1DA A. daughter Of Henry s. Ben
son, esq.
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DETER BERRY.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SIXTH STREET WHARF. WARRINGTON, D. C.
Large storage and Wharfage Accommodation for
leading and unloading vessels. Apl5-5n
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go u. Il. CUAiAIINs,
N6Js JUST PUBLIsHED-PRICE 10
AS CENTS.
New Medical Pamphlet. entitled
MANHOOD,
ATREATlSE on HEALTH;

Z. DEF. CURTIS. M.D..F nc. s.. &c. 10.
(Late Surgeon Turkish Contiuent,)
Aa t Of "Curti. on fo9d. 'nExpose q 9uaeks
Cases Of Debility. &e., &c
This Invaluable work treats on the cause and cure
to i've for; how wealth is lost and how resaiped
gives clear ~ nopss of youthful indiscrci0ns aud
abuses, and the remedy therefor.
The above pamphlet can be obtained on appliea.
ton or by post from the author, DR.. CURTIS, who
may also be consulted at his residence, No. lS9 y
Washington, D. G., from the hours OF 10 q. ". to
p, IN. and from to sp. m. fel7-6m
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THEREAREsix places OF amusement In the
Sixth collection district Of New York, whose
aggregate receipts amounted the past month
to $llT,2Sj.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

GOVERNOR fAIRcnILD, OF Wisconsin,, is in
the city and located at the Metropolitan. He
was upon the floor of the Senate, yesterday,
daring the argument OF Manager Boutwell,
and was an attentive listener.
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CITIZENS, ATTENTION

Whereas, the DEMOCRATIC AND CoNsERyA.
TIVE CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE passed on
the 18th OF April, 1865, the following resolution:
Rtsoired, That the general convention OF the
anti Radical Delegates from each ward Of the city
Of Washington, be called to meet at Trades Union
Hai e?rner q Eighth and streets, st7:So o'clock,
MONDAY EVENING, the 9TH Of May next, for the
purpose Of dominating an anti.Radical candidate
Therefor. the anti. Radical voters Of the city Of
WAshtpg ton, will assemble on MONDAY EVEN
ING, the 9th Of April, at 30 clock, at the fol-
lowing designated places. for the purpose Of elect.
Ing ave delegates from each ward TO the 9TH Of May
convention, for the purpose mentioned.
First wArd-Stotts Hall, corner Of Twentieth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Second Ward-German Hall, Eleventh street, be-
THIRD waId-Trades' Union Hall. corner Eighth
Fourth ward = Conservative Army and Navy
Union Headquarters, S7 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween four.aud-a half and Sixth streets, (south
side.
Fifth ward-Doo,ey's Hall. corner Third street
east and Pennsylvania avenue.
streets, Navy Yard.
seventh ward-lsland Hall, Island.
J. W. BARKER, Chairman,
y. 4. AIKEN, Secretary.
y. W. HAGGERTY,
p. CROWLEY.
A. DODGE,
applet G.P. FESwicK.
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PROPOSALS FOR THE SALE OF WRECKS *
L TIE VICINITY OF NORFOLK. VA.

EoRpoLK, VA, April IL, 1865.
Scaled proposals will be received for the pure
q the follOw!ng-namcd wrecks, as they now lie In
Elizabeth river, viz:
ships, Of.IhC.iine Pennsylvania" and "Dola.
ware. -
berlaDd. "
The proposals must state the sum to be given for
each vessel, aud the time within which Il 10 to be
entirely removed, OF the sum TO be paid, twenty
per ccntum must be deposited within three days
from the dats Of the notification Of the award aud
the remainder In proportion 10 the progress Of the
work aud before the property IL removed.
In the event OF failure In performing or promptly
commencing tho work within the specified time,
aud progressing with Il to the satisfaction Of the
Comma ndant Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, the money
previously paid. together with the property re-
covered aud the wreck will be forfeited to the Gov
ernmenl.
Tho right 1. deserved to reject any or all the
proposals. II their acceptance Is not to the interest
Of the Government,
The proposals will he received until Il clock.
noon. the 10th May, 1865. 4, II. KITTY,
ap2l-td CommandAhL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

Mr., DICKENS contributes $50 to the dra.
matte fund, and Mr.. Dolby, his agent, 900.
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Special Notices.

a~Sifs WOMAN AND MARRIAGE
tx Mrs. A, WILHELM, M. D., OF Philadel.
rhin, will lecture before the Universal Franchise
Association, at llarmonial Hall, Pennsylvania
Avenue. between Tenth aud Eleventh streets, on
THURSDAY EVENING, April e. at 9 o'clock,
suhisct-woNAS and MARRfAgE. Young Ladies
and gentlemen arc particularly requested to be
present. GEO, Y. NEEDHAM, Rec. see'y.
Mas. JULIA ARCHIBALD HOLMES,
ap22.2' Corresponding see'y.
tlaJ" Y. NJ, q. A.
THE CLOSING OF THE LECTURE SEASON.
ON THURSDAY EVENING. MAY !, 1865,
JOHN B. COUCH. ESQ,
Will deliver his celebrated Lecture on
PECULIAR PEOPLE"
In the
NEW CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CDR. BorSroS's,)
Corner Of O aud Tenth streets
Doors spen at ~ O'Clock. Lesturo commences at
O'Clock.
Admission tickets, cents Reserved seats, 50 cents
ONOI ia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-23

10y ITbs ,nbr,'bsr0 81 AN ~, P n!
suit pnrchasers, 400 TONS OF DoUBLE-RE-
FINED POUDRErTE, Of the Lodi Manufacturing
dead animals Of New York city. for which the COM
EsNpy hSye n eSslnstS s92trsst Price only TWEEN.
from New y ork add'd. Wsrrapted BY the company
to DO equal t1efghtfor i1et0d 70 any high price
sClPeIph2%sPhate In market Tho I.ll.lts on Corn.
the past season. natures the crop from ion days
70 two weeks eATliei and doubles the crop. Pam
planters and farmcb. and every Information. sent
free to any ono applying By letter or otherwise to
TH0s. BAYNES 4 SON,
$50 hGlderry's Wharf Baltimore,
i0OE& WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
Or to tho Lod Manufacturing Company,
la25-5n New York.
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MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL E. GRoUx,
Formerly Teacher OF Modern Languages Al tho
Georgetown and Columbian Colleges, District or
Columbia, has resumed his private lessons in
French. uermpn, Spanish, and has organized
classes in those languages. Persons desiring 10
Join any Of the classes apply TO him at his oee
Trans latons made in the Rboye Languages, alss In
other languages, with aecuratensss and a reason
able charge. No, SIS Seventh street, opposite
the Inteligenccr Building, between D and
streets, Washington, D. c. apl-u
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t0te G. L. HOWELL q co.,

nG1rwe take great pleasure In calling
W. the attention OF Storek eepers and Others
who arc making improvements In front Of their
stores TO the fact that they can purchase AWNINGS
at ono half the regular price at the Singer Sewing
Machine Agency, bll Ninth street.
Ap7-eolm WIN, SMITH, Agent
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The Nashville tTenn.J Press and Times gives
the names Of fifteen cOlored men in that city
whose aggregate wealth amounts to SlG0, 800.
1t also says that the Nashville Branch OF the
Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company holds
~ 900 for colOred depOsitoFs, which sum is
made up OF their small savings.
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THE MAYORALTY,

tIsks".o cents Reserved seats, 50 cents
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York, April 17-Noon. Mo
new active. at T.. Exchange 9all.
Gold 3S1s. Flour 5@1Oc. better.
Wheat 1@2c. better. Corn steady.
Pork dull-new mess 26.75. Cotton
81 Is for uplands. Freights dull.
7P. M.-Cotton dull and 1a91c.
lower; sales 1, 100 bales, at 30(g30Ls.
Flour-low grades lOc. better.
Wheat active, and 2(@3c. better.
Corn 102c. better-mixed Western
l. 1.1901.22. Mess pork-new 26.75.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Cotton dull,
Mt 80. Flour steady and fair demand,
at yesterdays advance. Wheat firm
red 2.3O93.OO. Corn steady.
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Provisions
nothing doing, and prices nominal.
CHARLESTON, April 17.-Cotton de-
pressed; sales only Al bales, on q
basis of $4,000 for middling, but
quotations unreliable; receipts 217.
New ORLEANS, April 16.-Cotton
very dull and lower-middling 31%
@32; sales $50 bales; receipts 1881.
Gold 81. Sugar and molasses nomi-
nally unchanged-prime Louisiana
15M@15H. Flour-superine 9.25
@9.50. Corn quiet and firm. at LOB
@1.10. Pork very dull and droop-
ing-retailing at 27TC929. Bacon
only retail business-shoulders IA;
rib 1914; clear 1S. 81
LONDON, April 17-3 P. M.-Con-
soils 93M@93as. Bonds dull, at 7011s
@70A.
LIVERPOOL, April 17-3 P. NJ
Cotton declining-but prices quot
ably unchanged; sales of the week
$4,000 bales; exports 1900; specu-
lation 6,000; stock 407, 900, of which
233, 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL, April 17-Evening. =
Cotton dull and declined fraction
sales 5000 bales-uplands on spot II
| Obs; afoat 121s@1214; Orleans
12A@122s. Manchester advices un-
favorable.
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Tele %TRph.
Cable DISPATCHES.

LoEEDoS, April i7.-Feaiherston-
,augh, the great land owner, was
killed at West Meath to-day. The
assassin escaped.
Official Abyssinian advices state
that Napier is sixty miles from Mag
delia. Theodore is alarmed, and his
plans are uncertain.
Denmark is about selling Santa
Cruz to France.
A great Liberal meeting has been
held in st. james Hall. Russell
presided
It is rumored that the Abyssinian
captives have been released, and the
war is over.
The Fenian trials will commence
on Monday, at the old Bailey, before
Lord Chief Justice Corkburn.
Latest Japan advices say the Mika-
dor has declared war against the Ty-
coon.
Liberal meetings. has brought out
England-Irish grievances and the
disendowment of the Irish Church
prominently.
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Wheatly,

Sold. OUT.-Mr. VIM. Wheatly,
the actor and theatrical manager, has
sold out his interest e N;5iio %
Theatre, in New York, to Messrs.
Jarrett & Palmer, his partners, for
100000.
Mr.. Nicholson, of North Oxford,
Massachusetts, killed 400 feet of
black snakes in an old cellar near his
house last Sunday.
A wealthy widow, advertising for
an agent, was overwhelmed with ap-
plications. The printer had made it
q gent.
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A little boy had lived for some
time with q penurious old uncle, who
took good care that the child's health
should not be injured by over-feed-
ing. The uncle was one day walking
out, (the child Mt his side, when a
friend accosted him, accompanied
by greyhound. While the elders
were talking, the little fellow, never
having seen dog of so slim anu
slight texture, clasped the creature
round the neck, with the impassioned
cry, ooh, doggie, and did ye live
wi your uncle, too, that ye are so
thin?"
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News Items.

CHARLESTON, April Sailed
Steamers Manhattan and Emily B.
Souder, New York; schooner E. 81.
Naylor, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, N. c., April IT,
During the storm yesterday, in Lau-
renburg, Richmond County, Rev. J.
B. McKinnon and Lauchlin Nc
Lauchlin were struck by lightning
and instantly killed.
New ORLEANS, April 16.-An at
tempt was made by negroes last night
to murder Judge Ogden, formerly of
the Supreme Bench OF Louisiana.
HAVANA, April 17.-Hayti news
states that Caceus was victorious, and
that Salnave is in critical condition.
His escape is considered impossible.
The revolution in Venezuela is
spreading throughout the country.
Yucatan papers suspect that the
British flag is waving over San Felix,
Bacolar, and deplore the fact that
10000 whites are paying tribute to
foreigners for their usurped lands.
RICHMOND, April 1.-THE storm
yesterday washed away the bridge
on the York River Railroad, throw
ing three cars down on embankment.
Nobody hurt. The road is in run
ming order to-day.
Three negroes were killed by light
ming in Amelia County during the
storm. Two houses in this city were
washed away by the rise in the creek.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Impeach-
ment was resumed. The defence
asked questions of witnesses regard
ing Cabinet discussions on the tenure
of Office bill, and intended proving
the Cabinet universally objected to
it, on account Of its unconstitution-
ality; and that Seward and Stanton
were absent during the preparing Of
the veto message. Butler opened at
length. Evarts followed, when the
court adjourned. The argument on
this point will be continued to-mor-
row; it is regarded very important,
in view Of the sources of information
from which the President derived his
ideas of duty under the Constitution
and laws to the country and himself,
and fixing to n great extent the cri-
minality or virtue Of the Presidents 8
actions. The result is daily becoming
more doubtful in the minds Of those
who watch most closely. The Sena-
tors regarded doubtful give no indi-
cations to hang n hope or fear upon.
Customs receipts for the six days
ending the 11th, nearly S3,000,000.
The rails were laid on the summit
of the Rocky mountains, on the 10th
an altitude Of S.24O feet-the high
est in the world.
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FIRE IN LANCASTER. We regret to
learn that's disastrous confagration
visited that town on Friday night
last. It is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary. The fire was
set in the adjoining house to the
hotel, and before proper assistance
could be obtained, the elegant man
sion of Jackson Crockett, Esq.-the
hotel-was totally destroyed, with
several other buildings.
Charlotte Bulletin.
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Atlanta Medical Colleg,

TIME REGULAR COURSE OF LEG
l. TURES in this institution, for 1868,
will open on the FIRST MONDAY in May,
and continue till fho 1st of September.
FACULTY.
A. MEANS, NJ. D., Professor OF Medical
and General Chemistry.
d. C. O'KEEFE, NJ. D., Professor OF
Theory and Practice of Medicine.
w. +. WESTMORELAND, NJ. D., Pro-
fessor Of Principles and Practice of Sur
gerry.
Anatomy.
JESSE BORING, NJ. D., Professor of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women.
Fl. V. NJ. MILLER, u. D., Professor OF
Clinical Medicine.
]. NJ. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
j. G. WESTMORELAND, N. D., Profes-
sor of Materia Medca and Therapeutics.
G.. l.. JONES, NJ. D., Demonstrator OF
Anatomy.
N. DALvIGNY, NJ. D., Curator.
For further information address
j. G. WESTMORELAND, Dean,
April 18 Atlanta, Ga.
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Public Meeting,

A meeting of the Democratic citi-
zens of Lexington District was held
at Lexington village on Friday, the
10th Of April. John Fl. Counts, Esq,
was. called to the Chair, and S. L.
Caughman appointed Secretary.
On motion of Maj. H. A. Meetze,
the Secretary read for the information
of all present. the objections to the
Radical Constitution adopted by the
late Democratic Convention in Co.
lumbia; also the address to the color
ed people of South Carolina.
Interesting addresses were deliver
ed by Maj. Fl. A. Meetze, DR.. +. S.
Lewie, Daniel Kinsler and Noah Fluff
man. These gentlemen advised the
negroes to watch the conduct of ad
venturers who were seeking Office for
mere personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, and
who were by no means interested in
their welfare.
The resolution adopted at q previ
GUS meeting, nominating candidates
for District Offices, was reconsidered;
and on motion of Capt. Reuben Har
mon, the nomination was withdrawn,
with the understanding that if the
Radical Constitution be ratified, then
a mass meeting of the citizens should
be held at the earliest practicable mo-
ment, and candidates be selected for
the District offices.
On motion of Rev. A. Efrd, the
Secretary was instructed to send to
the editor Of the Picnic copy of
the proceedings of this meeting for
publication.
JOHN II. COUNTS, Chairman.
S. q. CAUGuA1AN, Secretary.
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The British revenue returns for the
quarter ending March 81, show q
total of e19,378, 574 sterling, against
ELS, ,441,S71 for the corresponding
quarter last year. For the year end
ing March 81, the increase over the
preceding year was about 9165,OOO.
The official report from the United
States Mint, at Philadelphia, shows
the amount of money coined during
the month of March to be 1851, 691,
of which there were gold coins to the
amount of 1906. $50, silver 500, ,521,
and the balance in copper coinage
It is proposed to establish print
ing Office in Sing-Sing Prison, to
teach part of the convicts the art
of printing. The compositors of New
York city have met and protested
against this action as desecrating the
art.
A German woman in Hartford car
ried her rheumatic husband on her
back to the polls to vote the Demo
cratic ticket. The crowd made up o
purse of 5000 for her.
The $50, 900 stolen from the Canal
Bank of New Orleans has been reco-
vered. A protruding tack in the sole
of the robbers boot was the only
clue the detectives had to work upon.
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ANTICIPATED FREsHET. When these
lines greet our readers in print, the
river may be invading the city. The
South Carolina election has some
thing to do with it, no doubt. The
polls will probably be kept open in
Hamburg until tho middle of next
month, to enable drowned freedmen
to be resuscitated, put on record, and
galvanized for the Georgia campaign.
augusta ConStitutionaIiSt.
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, April II.
PHGN1x OFFICE, COLUMBIA, g. c., ArRIL
1S.-There has been very good demand
for cotton during the past week, but the
receipts and the, stock offering have been
light at the close of the week the unfa-
vorable advices from Liverpool had rather
a depressing effect on the market, and we
now quote middling at 2S@29. The sales
OF the week have been so bales.
ALI other articles of country produce are
in good demand, with fair supply in the
market.
The following buying rates Of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, is prepared by Gregg,
Palmer & % RrOEers.
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CORN! CORN!!

CORN! CORN!!
VXTE are prepared to deliver CORN by
w the car load of $50 bushels, at Co
lumbia, S. c., or at any station on the
South Carolina Railroad, at Charlesto on
prices. Orders must be accompanied by
cash or city acceptance.
STENHOUSB il CO.,
los, 10 and 112 East Bay,
Corner Accommodation Wharf,
April IS 3 Charleston, s. G.