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NORTH EAST ITEMS,

OmHiiag Tie Mterlnle. The congregation
at the North East NJ. f. Church have adopt.
ed the practice of emitting the iuterlude. -
Instead OF pauslng II moment at the conclu-
SION OF each verse for the organ to play
alone, tha singing proceeds right on from
the commencement to the close of the hymn.
his mode gives more vitality and power to
that part of divine worship, and we hope it
will he generally adopted.
Degree Temp1e.-At meeting of the De-
gree Temple Of I.O.G.T., Of North East.
on Friday evening, the 18th inst, the follow.
lng-named officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing quarter, viz:-D. T., N. c.
Doughcrty; V. T., Miss Sallie X. Thomas ;
D. s., B. p. Morris; d. G., f. H. Jones ;
d. g.. William Campbell ID. NJ, Charles
Michigan; Secretary, WILDER +. Shippers.
Spfcial Sermon. Pastor of the NJ.
+. Church, at North East, Rev. Thomas L.
Poulson, announced from the pulpit, last
Sabbath, that he would preach special
sermon next Sunday morning, in said church,
from the subject, THE Advantage OF
Righteous Poverty over Sinful Affluence."
On the Increase. the renewal of
the sale OF Intoxicating liquors in North
East, by authority of the late session of the
Legislature OF this State, drunkenness and
profanity are on the increase. An old gray
haired citizen Of the town, (who declared
before said Legislative enactment, that he
would give five hundred dollars to keep
liquor out of the place, because of his forme r
dissipatcd habls.) was seen in the streets
beastly drunk, last week, swearing most pro
taney, after long time of sobriety and up.
rightness. Is there no remedy for this in.
to!erab!e and wicked license system? 1t
would not be astonishing if God were to
rain fire and Il horrible tempest on the whole
army of aiders and abettors of this vile bust.
ness.
RoJbe,y.-The drug stores of William
Beatty, and Drs. Morrison a. Buckley, of
North East, were entered on the night OF
the 18th inst, by some unknown thieves,
and pilered of what loose change was left
in the money drawers, amounting in all to
about three dollars, and dose of Jaynes'
EXpectorant from the former place, and a
few cigars and tobacco from the LATTER
Entrance was effected in Beatty's by false
key through the back door, and in the other
store by prying open the front door. The
rogues were evidently acquainted with the
pennies. dose of powder and lead will
be duly prepared for their next visit to the
town.
Singing ,Schooi.-An interesting singing
class, under the direction of Isaac II. Vanars,
dale, Esq, meets each Friday night, in Prof
Dougherty's school room, at North East
1t is largely attended by the young people OF
the town, and affords them means of de-
l'ghtlul entertainment, as well as profit.
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FESTIVAL AND SUrPER.-There will be a
Festival and Supper for the benefit of the
Episcopal Sunday school, at the Court
House, on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings next, 9th and 18th inst.
All who have spare dollar to devote to
the Sabbath school cause will not fail to at
tend tie Festival, and all who enjoy the
good things of life, will be present. A
further inducement to the public to give the
Festival their support, is the fact that it will
not be accompanied by its past inseparable
companion, II Fair,-the only fair present
on the occasion, will be "fair women''-
We hope the festival will be literally patron
lied by brave men,
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The BLACK LIST. -Below we give the
names of the seven traitors who were found
in the United States Senate ready to betray
their country and the cause Of freedom into
the hands of Andy johnson and the Kuklux
klans. With little drilling they will be
ready to manGuyre along with Johnson's
trained band. One other name should be
added to this list to make it complete, that
of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
Judge Chase. Let them go down to poster
ity along with Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr,
jeff Davis and X. E. Lee.
Fessenden, Ross,
Fowler, Trumbull,
Grimes, Van Wrinkle,
Henderson.
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The Salisbury Fra suggests that every
country paper publish the name Of its paper
merchant at the head of its local column,
and by this means rest the blame of fur
nishing poor paper on the right shoulders,
and merchants would have an interest in
furnishing good article. We don't know
but that it would be a good idea to publish
the price paid for the paper, also. An ed.
torial association should be formed in this
State. Such an association exists in New
Jersey, and perhaps other States, and many
advantages to publishers are derived from it,.
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GooHan0's 01crmuu f3itters

is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. 1t Is n compound of Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and Banks
from which these extracts are made
are gathered In Germany. All the
medicinal virtues Rre extracted from
them by II scientific chemist. These
extracts are then Forwarded to this
country to be used expressly for the
manufacture OF these Uitters. There
IL no ale Oh0lic substance of any kind
used In compromising the Filters,
hence II Is the only Bittcrs that can
be used I'm cases where alcoholic stim-
ulants ere not adv l., n BILE.
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Death OF S. DREW Thomas. On Wednes.
day morning last, about O clock, at his
late residence, in this town, the subject OF
our notice breathed his last, after protract,
ed illness. A victim to fatal lung lsearc,
he has fallen in the meridian Of manhood,
much beloved by large circle of relatives
and friends, and held in the highest regard
and esteem by all who knew him. Being a
citizen of this county in hi; younger days,
his circle Of acquanianccs was large, among
whom he returned from New York the pres.
ent spring, and in connection with Mr.. Fin
ley, established Il banking house in Elkton.
The deceased leaves wife and two small
children to mourn his loss, who have the
warmest sympathies of this community in
their bereavement
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PURCHASE OF A BANK.--J. Tome ESQ
President Of the Cecil National Bank of Port
Deposit, has purchased the National Bank
Of Elkton, and that institution will be con.
Quoted under his management in the future,
which is sufficient guarantee that it will be
efficiently managed. The institution con.
tnues ander the old Board of Directors at
present, with the exception that Hon. J. A.
j. Creswell has been made Vice President,
and Gen. Sites has resigned his Director,
shin
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Gootlau0's German Comic

Is combination Of all the SR2redicnis Of the Bters
qoh PURE Sata T2a- BON, OrfH"s, etc. II Is HSci tGl
the same diseases as he BH'rs in cosfs ,rhers some
pure dlc'hoifc dindiG is 7Fguref. lou spW decp' in
mind that ties" remedies entirely different tron
dHV alters aiccWisGd Jar Me IF the diseases
aoaed, hrs" h'nQ sci'mthc preparations If asdiciaui
s1triciS, 'nh'i' he ni,rs dt.Hcioas Of rum
some to'1a. IN" TONIC is decite'y one Of The most
pedSdat and ayre~ubie rsnsiisS ever oBsrrd 10 the
public. It's TASTE is erqusie II is pleasure to TAKE
il, Whie its htt-girinq, eriiioru'iag Gnd medicinal
qualities harc CAUSED il 10 b, hnoon Us the grratest of
an tamil
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CONSUM PTIQN.

Thousands Of cases, when the pa
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible disease, have been cured
by the use OF these remedies. Extreme
cancellation, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
cases of dyspepsia Or disease of the
digesttve organs. Even in cases Of
genuine Consumption these remedies
Will be found of the greatest benefit,
strengthening and invisornting.
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A GAMBLER LODGED IN JAIL.-A black
leg, giving Charles Person as his name,
was arrested on Monday last, by the Sheriff,
and lodged i'll Elk Jail. Person and two
con'ederates appeared to be following the
Gardner circus which exhibited here on that
day, and plying their art with cards.
Frank Sautcr and John Buchanan, both resi-.
dents OF this neighborhood, were tempted TO
bet on some trick pracliced by the gamblers,
and OF course lost their money Sauter lost
$40, when he called upon Squire Brown for
awarrant and the Sheriff very politely waited
on Mr.. Pierson, who after hearing, was
lodged in Jail, in default of bail for $500,
where he still remains. His two associates
took the alarm in time to make their escapc.
AN OlD ACQUAINTANCE.- Among the oblig
ing and gentlemanly clerks that stand be-
hihd the counter ready to wait upon custom.
els at the new store in the Odd Fellows
Hall, we recognize the ever cheerful and ia.
ml'lar face of Mr.. James Mckinsey, the
very efficient, popular, and obliging Post
Master, who handled the mails in the Elkton
Post Office under the administration of
Honest Old Abe" His old frinds will be
glad to find him again in position ready to
serve them with that cheerful alacrity which
made the exp. M. universal iavorite.-
The little folks will doubtless remember with
pleasure their old friend, whose smile from
behind the letter boxes was like raw of
sunshine Frightening and encouraging the
hearts Of the shy and timid. As he now
stands among the sweets at the new store,
we would not be u bit surprised if many
stray lump finds its way over the counter
into the same little hands that used to re-
ceive letters from the cid Post Office on the
corner.
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A FAMILY REMEDY.-No family should be
without some efficacions remedy for the cure
ofatiections, so universally prevalent. as coughs
colds, sore throat, whoopin cough, and Group
some remedy, too, which can be relied upon as
safe, sure and certain. DR.. Wistar's Balsan
of Wild Cherry combines this desideratum.
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lofal affairs.

SALARIES. The Queen Anne's County
per annum. In Kent the Examiner receives
5000, and in this county $500 has been fixed
on as his salary.
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs. We direct
the readers attention to the advertisement in
The Wing to day of this Celebrated German
Remedy. The Bitters are of world wide
reputation, as Blood Purifier and Tonic.
In case of Weakness, Dyspepsia and debili-
tated state of the system, it has well es.
tablshed reputation, ranking at the head of
that class of remedies.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Jas. McIntire will preach
i'll the Elkton NJ. f. Church to morrow,
morning and evening.
Rev. II. G. belong will preach in the Uni,
versalist Church, Chesapeake City, to NOR.
row, at II clock AM
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job had three comforers Andrew John
son boasts of eight. Those shrewdly advised
the afflicted old man to " curse God and de.n
These, instead of advising it, did it themselves
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National Republican Nominees.

BsY- Subscribers 'cW please notice their
accounts wiih TIE Vine on the printed
La5eI, and remit subscriptions ,rAen due.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


VIM. johnson Il Bro.-Wooen Mandatory.
of lot, &C., in Port Deposit
| Reese 4 Foard-New Store.
Jas. Crawford Il Observation-Disclosures of
Wooden Goods.
John Partridge Fertilizers
Eli Observation-Disclosures Potato Plants.
Casio x Co., Newark, Del, advertise
their celebrated Threshing Machines in the
present issue.
To BuYERs.-The point is-to buy goods
cheap. The next point is-where to buy
them. Call at GALIAHER Il McCAULEY's,
Main st. Elkton Nd, and see their stock of
Boots and Shoes offered this week. A gen.
eral line ofDry Goods, Groceries, &c., cheap
for cash
A LARGE Stock of Nice New and Cheap
Goods has been opened this week in the
Nice New Store room in the Odd Fellows
Hall, by REESE Il FoARD; and if low prices
mean anything, cheap will apply to the store
as well as nice and new. They have also
made large additions to their stock in the
Hollow, on the North Side of Main St.
Look at what they have to sell, learn their
prices. and if you want anything, we guess
you'll buy.
A DESPERATE FIGHr IN ELKroN.-Between
the friends Of the genuine Yellow Posts and
the Bogus, the Yellow Post prices being the
lowest, are o. K. at present writing. Prices
lower than ever. Remember the Yellow
Posts. DICK FoARD 4 JOE HUDSON, the
fair-haired and fat youths, not forgetting
EVANS, the Tailor; they oil fit in prices and
style.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fuct, they are Family
Medicines, TheycaU he administered
with perfect safety TO child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or n man OF ninety.
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THE COMPLEXION

Ladies' who wish fair skin and
good compile 1ion, free from II yellow
ish tfnge and all other disfi z lre IN ent,
should use these remedies OCCASION
ally. The Liver In perfect order, and
the blood pure, Will result In sparIS-
ling eyes ana blooming cheeks.
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NEWARK MACHINE W0pj
IaG Diamond State Thrasher and ClGS

, We call the attention of Farmers to orr Iv,n
nHm1" state TbdShrr and Ceaner, with I'd
Acting separator. Tue practical operation of
Machines Is such as will warrant ~ in 4dy sjnrt
~ want Of Thrashcr4 and Cleaners to c.<amiuS
ii"iore purchasing elsewhere. We mannfac
turec sizes NO. |. 36 inch cylinder: No
nah cylinder; No. 3, ~ inch cylinder \
are Of the best materials and workmanship ana
r'tn'ed to suit purchasers. Large or small I'D
can be used to drive them, as desired. Galvar
sheet IRON l. used for selves and shaker hotton
they run light, and are rneqlmlcd in strength
eiy and durability, doiag their work rapidly II
the best manner The Machine il model of
picity in its construction and operation and
price OF It much below others in the market
Double Shaker separates all the grain fronl
s'raw-none is wasted; and the fam is unsurpa
As Cleaner. The shoe can be easily detached
the Shaker. and the machine used as a Thru
and Separator alone. Z
Our TWO and THREE HORSE ENDL ESS. C.
row ERS are made with steel rods and ou,r Tmpr
Link. All the bearings for the wheels are
making the Power run with great ease 10 the I'd
Also, LEVER POWERS.
ES-Scnd for circular. Adde'S.
Gas Ho & CO.
NEWARK MICliINE HORi
hhy ~ iSu6-5in NEWARK,
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FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON.


Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, ArRIL 2Sth, 1866.
IcoMsider " HOOfamd's G erman Bit.
ters" a caffabie medicine Ina case OF at
tacks OF Indigestion or Dyspepsia. I
can certify this from my experience
oft. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON,
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Before the vote was announced, all the
States except New \ orli and Ohio declared
unanimously in favor OF Coltax. The chair.
man then announced Mr.. Colfax as the nom
inee for Vice President
Schuyler Coltax, the present Speaker Of
the House of Representatives, was born on
the 23d of March, 1923, in New York city,
and was the only son Of "a widowed mother
His father was an officer of one Of the New
York city banks, and died four months be-
fore the birth of Schuyler. In the veins of
the Speaker runs the blood of the Revolu.
tonary fathers; his grandfather, General
William ColfaX, having been the command.
ing officer of General Washington's life
guards throughout the Revolutionary War.
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G "A u tx o W .

Hoofdnds German Remedies are countsrfeitsd
The genuine hare the signature Of C. NJ jackson
on the front of the outside wrapper Of each BOTTLE and
the name of The article bOn each bottle. All others
are counterfeit.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

FROM HON. GEO W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, MARCH 10th, 1867.
lind "Hoofdnd's German BiHers" is not an intor-
icatiig Beverage but is good tonic, usefui in d,sor.
ders Of the digestive organs and Of great benefit in
cases Of debility and Want Of nervous action in Tie
system. Yours t'uly
GEO liz WlODIYARn
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From REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DR.JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR :-Ihaue been Jrequenlyre-
quested to connect my name toh recommendations Of
different kinds Of medicines but regarding tie practice
out Of my appropriate sphere Ihaue all cases de-
cied; but acM clear proof in various instances and
Hoofands German Bitsrs, Idepart for once from my
usual course, to erpress my fuH conviction that for
general debility of the SYSTEM and especially for Liver
some cases may fail but usually Idoubt aot ii ,yH
be pery beneficial to those tvho suffer from The above
causes Yours, re,y respectfully,
j. H. KENNARD
Eighth, beloio Coates 81.
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fr1ce OF the Bltters, $1.OO per bottle;
Or, a half dozen for $500.
Price of the Tonic, $3.50 per bottle;
Or, half dozen for $3.50.
The Tonic is put up In quart bottles.
Rccollect that IL is Dr. Hootlaads German Remedies
that universally used and highly recomn.end-
ed and do mot aoio the Druggist 10 induce you to
take any thing else that he may say tsjna as good BE-
cause he makes large" profit on H. These Remedies
,oi be sent by cypress 10 any locality upon application
to the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No. 63l ARCH STREET, Philadelphia
CHAs. M. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly @. M. JACKSON & GO.
These Remedies are for sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, ana Medi-
elmo Dealers everywhere.
Do not forget 10 examine yell the article you b,ty in
order to get the genuine.
May %, 1s6s--eowly
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Casio 4 Co., Newark, Del, advertise
their celebrated Threshing Machines in the
present issue.
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READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS.

Thousands of letters have been re-
cefved, testifying to the virtue Of these
remedies.
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ADDITIONAL U. s. BOUNTY.

Soldiers of 1861, ., 3, 4, who have received not
more than $780, are entitled to an additional 800.
Widows and heirs of soldiers. also soldiers who
have lost their Discharges are entitled.
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FINANcIAr4 AND coDrs. ERoTAl.

: New YoBk. May, o. II oto,n. .-aI3oId
opened at 39as. Stocks active Flour
gun ana dropping. Corn o shade
hrmer. Mess pork 29f33O., Lard
hrmer, at 181S@19k,, Cotton steady.
ct 32Is for ddlipg nplands. Freghts
!, z : F. NJ. Cotton steady; sales
1880 bales, at 321l. Flonr dull,
Southern common TO fair extra 10. 25
@10. 40. Corn-Southern white /. Is
GILL; yellow 1.20@1.22. Oatsdull,
.ae "a: Pork dull-new 1925; old
'2S1 Lard frmer, at 1Sls. Freights
lower-cotton sail 5-32. Gold 39,6.
CHARLESTON, May 1.-Cotton ac-
tive, and 10. better-sales 60 bules:
middling 3lI@33; receipts 2O2.
AUGUSTA, May 1.--Cotton market
dull; sales 65 bales; receipts 55-
niiI'i,iiing sc.
L1vERroo1, May 1-Noon.-Cotton
dull end prices unchanged; sales of
the week $4,000 bales, including
23,OOO Tor export and II, 600 for spe-
c1iatlon; stock in port 526, ,OOO-of
which LOCO are American. Ship
ments of cotton from Bombay. ac-
!cordlng to corrected returns, since
last report, mp to April II, are 80, 400.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-Evening.-
Cotton quiet; prices same-sales
10, 900 bales; uplands 12LM1256:
Orleans 1879. Manchester advices
nnfavorable. Total stock afioat for
English ports 325, 900, whereof 80, 900
LONDON, May 1-Evening.-Con.
soils 931s@94. Bonds 73@7316.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

RI virtue of sundry writs of teri tacias
~ to me directed, / will sell. on the
FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in Nav
next, before the Court House in Columbia,
Ml1iiln me legal hours, the following pro-
3 ACRES OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, in the city of Columbia. and on
Which is erected large Machine Shon and
Foundry, and a fine Dwelling Honse.. now
occupied by the defendant, and bounded
on on tho North by Richland street and Z.
W. Marshalrs lot, on the East by Gates
street ana d. w. Marshall, OH the South
by Laurel street, on the West by Lincoln
street; levied on as the property of VIM.
Glaze, ut the suit OF Edward j. Arthur va
VIM. Glaze. Terms cash.
ALSO,
AL that lot, piece or parcel Of Land.
upon which is situated the hotel known a
the 'Shlyer House," in the city of Colun,-
bla, and bounded on the East by estate OF
J. l: Walter, South by Plain street, West
~ j.: Q. Janneys lot and Gates street, and
North by Catholic Church lot; levied on as
the property of VIM. Shivor, at the suit of
robert 9. Shlver vs. VIM. Shiver.
ALSO, Sci.
2,17O acres of Land, more or less, in
Richland District. known as the Big Lake
Plantation, bounded South and Nest bv
Congaree River, North by lands belonging
to ). 3. Guignard, Jr., and the estate Of j.
s. Guignard, ST., and DR.. Alfred Wallace:
on the East by Thos. Davis, estate James
Bates and estate Of Henry Myers; levied
on RS the property of estate of John Sin
Gleton, at the suit of the State of South
Carolina for taxes.
l,lC0 acres of Land more or less, in
Rlchland District, bounded North bv
McCrae, Northeast by H. Rowan. South
east by D. Wilson, South by D. W. Wray
Southwest by D. w. Ledingham, North
and Northwest by T. Drown and Mrs.
Goulding; levied on as the property of
mrs. f. .. Ledinghanl, at the SUIT of the
State of South Carolina for taxes.
Terms cash. F. w. GREEN.
April IL m S.R'D
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a cottage in Lacklard, fourteen
miles from Cincinnati. the residence
OF g colored man Lamed John
'Ihldson, was burned on FRIDAY.
Two of his children, boy ten
months and girl three years old.
were burned to death. The fire
occurred at 6 O'clock a. m.,, during
the temporary absence of their mo,
ther. -
A CHILD WITH MousrAcHE.--
There is q female child fifteen months
old, not far from this place, with a
moustache. It is black, and about, a
quarter of an inch long; though Che
hair on the head Of the child is rcd.
1t was only few days coming. 2
DdnciHs Times.
a flock of pigeons, coveringa space
OF twelve miles in length and fifty
feet in breadth. passcd .c.-ess Wells.
vile, Tioga County, Pa, one day
last week.
Congress, at present, has among
ITS members thirteen major-generals,
fifteen brigadiers, six colonels and
eleven officers OF lower grades.
The leases candy wedding is when
the first baby is big enough to lick.
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; Sale to Forecloa alortgage.

D. G. PEIXOTTO & sc AucTroNBEns.
RY virtue of a mortga az im Henry M.
-D Gibson to me, and under The power OF
attorney theron containedand the agree
ment OF Fl. nj: Gibson in TIT behalf, I will
proceed to sell, on the FIHS$AMONDAY in
May next, before the Court House in Co.
lumbia, at II o'clock, the following valu-
able real estate in Columbia, embraced in
the said mortgage, to wit:
all that lot of LAND situate at the cor
ner OF Bull and Laurel streets, bounded
North by Laurel street, East by Bull street,
,ivutn ny la u I. Is. Ciarhsul, Wunt ~
a lot now, or formerly, DR.. Thornwell's.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
April 10 MARTHA D. BRONSON.