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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-29
DRUGS, MEDICINES. sc.

DRUGS, MEDICINES. SC.
TssENCE OF GINGER, Gelatine. Ext;
III Lemon, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syr-
up, Diarrhda Remedy, Husbands Magnesia,
Hosietter's Bitters, Calisaya Bitters, Soda,
Cream Tarter, Corn Starch, Farina, Arrow
Root, Allcock's Porous Plasters, Queen's
Delight, 60. just received.
KETCHIN, McMAsTER g. BRICE.
apl 25 %&l T
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-29
A PROCLAMATION.
An,ericd

N'itu o"lot'hh, s1'l'h CArNllna Lou.
isIana, Georgia, Alhama AMI Florida to
representation in Congress" passed the
25th day of June, 1868, it ia declared
that it is made the duty Of the President,
within ten days after receiving official
information Of the ratification, bv the
Legislature OF either Of said States, of
proposed amendment to the Copstitu.
ton, known rs article IL, to issue n
proclamation announcing tina; fact and
Whereas, On Tie 18th Iay Of July.
1868, 4 letter was received hy Tn.
President, Which letter being addressed
to the President, bears date ofynlv l5.
1865, and was transmitted bv and under
the name Of r. X. Scott. who therein
writes himself Governor of South Caro-.
lima, IN which letter was enclosed and
received at The 3tmc time by the Pres
dent, paper rurporiing to hc 4 rrsolu.
ton OF the Senate and House of Repre-
sdhlativ2s Of the General Assembly OF
tho State OF South Carolina, ratifyinn
the said proposed amendment, and also
pnrporting to have passed The two said
Houses, respectively, on The 7th and
9th OF July, by the sad II. X Scott, rs
Governor Of SAID State, on the 5th Of
July, 1868, which circumstances, ar.
atlcstcd by the signat,,rc OF y. II. Cor.
BIN, rs President pro h,nporc Of the
Senate. and Of T.. j. Noses, Jr as
Speaker OF The House OF Representa-
tivcs, and Of the sad f. X Scott, as
Governor.
Now, therefore, 6n it, known, that 7.
Andrew Johhson, President OF iI,e Uni
ted States Of America, in compliance
with and in execution of, Act Of Con
grcss aforesaid, do issue this my procla.
nation, announcing the fact Of the ra,if.
cation of the said Amendment by The
Legislature OF the State Of South Carroll
ma, in the manner hcrcinhrfnrc set forth
In testimony whereof ! have signed
these presents with my hand and lave
caused the seal orlhc United States to
be hcrcunto affixed.
Done at The CITY Of Washington, this
eighteenth day Of July, in the
year -four T,or'l one thousand
l.. s. eight hundred and sixty-cight,
and ofthc independence Of the
United States of America the
nincty-thrd.
BY the President
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM IT. SEWARD.
Secretary Of State.
How TO KEEP CooL.-A cor
respondent furnishes the Lon
don Times with the following
hints, which will be fourd per-
tincnt to our own climate: Tn
these hot days a cool apartment
is a real luxury, q luxury to be
had far moro often than most
suppose possible. The secret
consists, not i'll letting in cool
air, for naturally all do that
whenever they have the chance,
but keeping out hot air. If the
air outside the room or house be
cooler than the air inside, let it
in by all means; but if it be
hotter carefully keep it out. A
staircase window left open dur
ing the night will often cool the
passages Of a house, and the
rooms, too, if their doors be
not shut; but it must be closed
at eight or nine o'clock in the
morning, or, if on the sunny
side, at four or five, and the
blinds drawn down. The mis-
take people generally make is
to throw open the windows at
all hours Of the day, no matter
whether the atmosphere outside
be cool or scorching.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

Speculation ia being INDUCED as to how
tho Judges Of the United States Supreme
Court stand on the question OF the constltu-
tionality OF the Reconstruction laws OF Con-
gress. It is said that Justices Chase, Miller
and Swayne are in favor of sustaining those
acts, and Justices Grier, Nelson, Clifford and
Field are ready to declare them unconstitu1-
tional, while Justice Davis is undecided.
Should he go with the latter it would make five
against three; but it is hardly probable that q
test case can be carried through in time to
prevent the reconstruction Of all the States.
In this connection the following extract from
Attorney-G General Stanbery's speech is deemed
very significant: Gentlemen, have been at
the bar for nearly half century, and have
been constant student, not only Of common
law, but of our own constitutional law, and I
do not hesitate to soy that the whole of these
Reconstruction acts Of Congress, from begin
ming to end, first, second aud third in the Sc
RIGS, are unconstitution and void. There are
times when to be silent is to be un aithful:
There are times when mon must speak out. L
will not attempt to school myself into reti;
cence upon these great questions, and could
not if would"
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Market Reports.

'N'' marRct ttepoItSs ..+.,,it,,
New YORK, January 13.-Cotton }aac. better,
closing Quiet; Uplands 162a17c:, closing at
1910. Flour, State .ss 6Oa10 80; Southern s10a
is; Wheat dun. Corn ..hrmer; mixed Western
81 SO; White Southern. $t.9oa1 81. aoats 10.
higher. Pork, and Lard Unchanged: Groce-
RES dull. Turpentine ssas4c. Rosin s9eoa
q 81; Freights firm; Cotton. by sail, aa7-16c.;
by steam,sa3c. g@9 - 7ts.G:j - ..-i-'y
Gold closed at l4Of. . >, S:a.s4 ~. "a ~ 80
CINCINNATI, January s.--old Mess $40; new
Mess $21. .l'& +. h'ril.t: .i ',a =
ST.. LOUIS, January 1s,AMeaas5 Pork s2o 5Oa21;
clear Sides IA; shoulders'9a. ';o,' ,a., sr,, :.
LOUISVILLE, January 1s.--Mess. Pork $a&
q so; Shoulders ST. .4.,2;' cd. -..'.',iA .
AUGUSTA, january 18.---Market very active
and advanced Z. ssies 1175.. Receipts $40.
Midding Uplands 142a15.. = : '',. -. -. :. -.
SAvANNAH, January 1S.-Cottdn firm and adj
vanced 4; Middlings 152. Sales $500: Receipts
285O. 49,.
MOBILE, January .1S.-Sales OF. Cotton S7OO
bales; Middling t5a15{c.; receipts l4448. ~
New ORLEANS, January 1a.-Cotton is in
good demand, Mddings 152a16lc::;; sales 1900 ls 9
bales; receipts s15O bales; exports 5000 bales.
Sugar ine good demand; Common sa93c.;; Fair
114a11Ic.; Prime to Choice 1Sla14tci; Molas-
ses-Common 53a55c.; Choice Tho Sterling
47a5o., Sight Exchange on New York 1 % cent.
discount. GoldS9f. q e'"' - =
WILMINGTON, January 10. s.-Turpentine firm
at 47ac. Rosin quiet; s212s for No. 2. Tar
81 s5. Cotton stiff; 14lc. for Mlddling. -
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The Louisiana state Convention.

New ORLEANS, January 19.-In convention
to-day, resolution was adopted, endorsing
the proposed action of Congress in regard to
the State Governm ents.
An ordinance was adopted, providing that al
registered voters desirous Of remsining on the
plantations in the precincts where they regis
tered, may doso, and making it misdemeanor
for any one to eject them until after the vote
on the ratification Of the constitution.
A resolution, asking the continuance OF the
Freedmen's Buresu, was adopted by large
vote. The balance of the session was spent IN
a discussion of Article "a Of the constitution.
The convention adjourned without coming to
vote
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Proceedings in Congress.

nrau.AT1oN OF IMPEACHMENT-DIFFEREN
pErgEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND sTATEs-RE-
11Er OF FREEpmEN-UNooNsT1T LAWS
TIE FOURTH RECONSTRUCTION BILL-oUoRUM
OF THE SUPREME COURT UPON UNcoNsT1TU-
TIoNAL LAWS.
WAsHmaToN, January 13.-SENATE.-Blls
authorizing the sale of Harpers Ferry and the
reduction Of the Federal army we're intro
duced.
The Judiciary Committee were directed to
report a bill regulating trials under impeach-
ment.
Information from the President regarding
MIR. Burlingame's Chinese mission was do
manded.
The Secretary of the Treasury was asked
whether there are not surplus funds on hand
which could be advantageously conveyed into
the Treasury.
A bill amending the constitution 80 as to
provide tribunal for the adjudication OF dit
ferences between the government and States
was introduced, but the Senate went into ex-
ecutive session and adjourned.
After the Executive session the resolutions
declaring the reasons Of the President for re-
moving Secretary Stanton insufficient, and
that the Senate do not, therefore, concur in
the act of suspension, was passed by vote of
IS to6.
certified copy was ordered to be sent to
the President, General Grant and MIR. Stanton.
HousE.-Bils were introduced establishing
q bnreau for the relief of freedmen; defining
the beligerent rights Of the United States; re-
onirine two-thirds majority OF the Supreme
Court to pronounce laws unconstitutional; for
a postage tariff bill; for the funding OF the ma
t;onal debt: for the protection of American eitl'
Gems abroad, and declaring the adoption OF the
Howard amendment.
The rules were suspended for the lntroduc'
ton of the additional Recopstruction bill, al
ready reported in brief, and which in full is as
follows:
Re il enacted &C., That in Virginia, Nortf
Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
T;ssissippi, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, ana AT
i,anoas there are no civil State governments II
ed States, respectivel hall not be Recognized
90 valid or legal 8. - -overnments either 0.
aya,ntiye or judicial |. :er or the authorlty
the United States.
src Be it further enacted, that for the
sresdv enforcement Of the act entitled an ac
~ nroyide for The more efhclent government @ o
tba rebel States, passed March q loo1, ano a en'
saversl acts supplementary thereto, inc na uun
= al Of the Army OF the ouiseo S'"''' - '''"'
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Affairs III Virginia.
A WELCOME TO THE EBEAsT-pRooEEDNas IN THf
CONVENTION.

WELCOME TO THE BEAsT-PRooEEDINds IN THE
CONVENTION.
RICHMOND, January 13.-General Butler ar
rived to-day, and was met by large concourse
of blacks at the depot. procession consist
ing of deputations from the colored societies,
and a large number OF prominent Republicans
in coaches, escorted him to the hotel. He
speaks tonight.
In the convention to-day, resolution was
introduced, inquiring into the propriety Of re-
leasing Virginia from her debt incurred prior
to and during the wal. 1t was laid over.
An article, declaring that Virginia shall ever
remain one of the United States, and substi-
tute, that the Government of the United States
can only be dissolved by the consent of the
majority or an armed revolution-both offered
by Republicans discussed.
A resolution declaring secession null, and
the citizens Of the Southern States still citizens
of the United States, was ordered to be printed.
General Butler addressed an immense crowd
at the African Church tonight. He advocated
equal political rights for the blacks, equal
powers in the government, and equal burdens
in supporting it. Ho said the land should bear
its part of the taxation, and the burden not be
thrown on the laborilg man. He said that the
time for confiscationr whether right or wrong,
was gone, and he did not think that his au-
dience now expected it. tCries Of ''No, we
don't.") He advised Southern men to divide
their lands, as it must come to that at last.
The men who worked land would eventually
be owners Of land. He did not believe any war
Of races would occur; If it did, it would not
come from the blacks. He argued against the
folly of Southern people remaining out OF the
Union, hoping for better terms. These they
could not get, for, what ever other changes
might take place, TIE Senate would not change
for six years, and before two years could e1-
pire the admission Of the States to their rights
in the Union would be accomplished on pres
ent terms,
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Our wa.hington Dispatehes

~ Our Warrington DfspatcheE * /.
R1aErs or SATURALIzED CITIZENS
OF THE ORDER REMOVING GEN. 5ENKNs--THE
SENATE BACKS our-eRANT susTANs MEADE
CONGRESSIONAL pEcAP1TAT1oE OF HANCOCK s
AND ROUSSEAU. ,j..a Z ,.s'- 4
WASHINGTON, January H.-Wm. B. Wright,
Judge of the New York Court of Appeals ls'
dead.
There were immense meetings Northward on
Saturday regarding the safety Of naturaized
citizens abroad. The question ia assuming
startling Importance. ~ -. .'-'i,
The Radical County Convention at Indian
apolis resolved to instruct the delegates to the
State Convention to incorporate a plank paying
bonds with legal money unless otherwise en-
dorsed. .i,e. ~.
The excitement regarding the additional re-
construction legislation is intense. The III
bune's special from Atlanta furnishes the re-
movaIs Of Governor and Treasurer OF Georgia
by Meade, and says that the President has
directed Meade to suspend the order removing
Jenkins. ao.. ~. =
The impression gains ground that the Senate
Will QOt du6tdlu LILO hOooO Ah SSo>S'~ %
lation regarding the Supreme Court.
The proceedings in tie House to-day render
the passage Of the new reconstruction blu ON
Wednesday almost certain.
This evenings Express says: 'We have rea-
son TO believe that General Meade has been
sssured that General Grant will stand BY him
in any action chat he may find it necessary to
take regarding the Governor and Treasurer OF
Georgia"
SIS. Cox, Of Ohio, has been nominated for
the Austrian mission.
James Lenrick is the defaulting teller OF
Moses Taylor's bank already alluded to.
After the vote on the bill to reorganlze the
Supreme Court in the House to-day, Mr.. Gar
field asked leave to introduce bill to reduce
and improve the military establishment by the
discharge OF the Msjor-General last commits
stoned, before January, 1858. This general is
Hancock. and after decided intimation on
the part of Brooks, Randall and others, that
they would resort to hlibustering to prevent
its passage, it was withdrawn.
Mr.. Garfield gave notice that he would re-
NV his motion on Monday.
Senator Thayer will introduce tomorrow o
Il to reduce the number of Major-Generals
/. four, and Brigadier-Generals to nine. The
-oiect is to legislate out Of commission Major
1 .eneral Hancock and Bngadier-General Rous-
eau.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

TIE CHARLESTON NEws.-Is one OF the neat st
est and most ably edited papers in the soutn.
The Daily is pu. .iishod, too, al tie remarkDly
low price of six dollars year. Success to the
NEWS May it's surprising talent, enterprise
and industry, be abundantiy rewardea. ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14
The Mississippi state Convention.

JACKSONVILLE, January ia resolution was
offered, but not finally acted upon, for the ap-
pointment Of a committee to inquire into the
charges preferred against portion OF the peo-
pie of this State as promulgated in recent
proclamation by b. J. Humphreys, Provisional
Governor Of Mississippi.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14
T7HE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

WILL BE ISSUED BY SIX O'CLOCK EVERY
MORNING to subscribers in any portion Of the city.
at SIGRrEEN GEMS WEEK, payable weekly.
CrGers LEFT at the Periodical Stores OF Mr. c. c. RlGH-
TER. Nos. 161 and S3S KING-STREET, or at the
OF fce ofthe DAILY NEWS, No. 1S HAYNE-STREET,
will receive prompt attention. ,
December Agent foc City DenVe1y'
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LNE.--FoR NEW YORK.

THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
Nk4Ela9 steamship JAMES ADGER, Captain
LIImiIt$3H0 LOCKWOOD will leave Adgers
SGk7a4sw South Wharf on Wednesddy the
18th inst, ar IL o'clock A. II. precisely.
COURTENAY l. TRENHOLM, corner Adger's
Wharf and East Bay.
For Passage and matters pertaining to inward
Freights, apply to STREET BROTHERS CO.,
No. II last Bay.
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM As'n'0-
Ian,lary 13
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Spefial uotiffs. ,

~ BEWARE OF B. D. sCHUR; NO. l7S 81
MREr1NesaR RECT. BE esold me MsERscHAUM
PIPE and warranted 1t to be genuine, and IL trned
out to be limitation. oCgis:i-s et C.eDUENeING.-
January IA D.. ..Tce rc t5]ca-gI co-1s ssiha
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Marine Disaster.

NEW ORLEANS January 13.-The steamer
Honey was burned on the Ouschita Hiver yes
terday, with her cargo, consisting Of nine hun
dred bales of cotton. The boat and cargo are
q total loss. ;--..s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

The majority report of the Committee o. on
Compensation recommended twenty dollars per
dayfor the President, and ten dollars for each
Of the members, and was under consideration.
A report was submitted declaring the con-
yention to be unconstitutio io1.ally convened, and
not competent to amend the constitution OF
Mississippi, and that, therefore the officers and
members wersf not entitled to compensation;
also, "that this Convention do now adjourn
sine die" Action was finally postponed. - ,al
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MarrifS.

MUNRO oAROPER,-At Anderson. 3. C., on the,
9Th instant, by Rev A. q. GoHNErLss; JAMES NUM-
RO, of that place, to Miss LILLY L., daughterbotf
the late THoMls ROPER. Of Johns Island. 8. Gee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

The Governor and state Treasurer or
: Georgia Removed 10y General Meade,
and Military Officers Appointed to
Ill the Positions. s
ATLANTA, January H.--The following order
was issued this morning, and, at half-past TO-,
A. NJ, was read to the convention amid ap-
plause at section first. .ae
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DIETRICH,
ATLANTA, January II, 1858. e
General Orders No. 81
list. Charles J. Jenkins, Provisional Cover
nor, and John Jones, Provisional Treasurer OF
the State of Georgia, having declined to respect
the instructions OF and failed to cooperate
with the Major-General commanding the Third
Military District, are hereby removed from
Office.
I'd. BY virtue of the authority granted by the
supplementary Reconstruction acts Of Con-
gress, passed July 19ih, 1867, the following
named officers are de.aiird for duty in the
district Of Georgia Brevet Brigadier General
Thomas h. Ruger, Colonel SD Infantry, to be
Governor of the State Of Georgia Brevet Cap
tain Charles F. Rockwell, Ordinance Corps OF
the United States Army, to be Treasurer OF
the State of Georgia.
Sd. The above named officers will proceed
without delay to Miledgeville, Ca, and enter
upon the discharge Ct the duties devolving
upon them, subject to instructions from these
headquarters.
By order OF Major-G,neral Meade.
i tsigned) R. G. DUNN, A. A. G.
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e .',Our;Havana Dispatches.

80. .l.UurIHHFtluB I1sP1kNCAos = -
HEyakA, January 1S.-Lersundi is taking en-
tgetic measures to suppress al assaults on
ersons and property. ). The sickness among
il eeroeA is 7sanishing. The customhousa ofi-
ais refuse time notes unless guaranteed 80, - :
Exchange on Pariss. discount. New York
currency improving.
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January Il

HSTO COTTON CLAIMASTs. PERSONS
having claims foe Cotton seized by the United States
Government. win be interested In knowing thst Col:
W.. PENN. CLARKE, Of the firm Of COOLEY &
CLARKE, Attorneys at Law, Washington City, Is
now at the Mills House, to take evidence In cases OF
that character now pending in tho Court Of Claima
The clients Of the firm, and other persons interest
ed, are requested to call upon him without delay.
January H. r.
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! a. WHOWS' HOME BAzAAR.-NOTICE
IL hereby given that after the 18th inst, the place
viii be closed to the public. Holders Of prize tickets
are requested to present them for settlement before
that day. as the Committee Of Distribution win not
be responsible for articles left in their charge A
number Of articles yet on hand win be sold very
reasonably.
The Committee gratefully acknowledge the receipt
ofa valuable box from some friend IN Georgia, and
some fancy articles from the Lady Superior Of tho
Sisters of Mercy Also donation in money and taste-
full fancy articles from friends In New Haven, Conn.
January IL D.
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~ NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.-The Steamship "oHAhLEs: =
TOM. is discharging her cargo at South Adger's
Wharf Goods remaining ON the dock at sunset WIN
be stored at risk and expense Of Conssnees-
STREET BROTHERS & CO., &c
Iannsry1 Il - -rlsc..t. O. ..s, y = AQartz
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Shipping.
FOR BOSTON.

THE AL BRIG JANE DEvEREAUX, CAP
6H TAIN CLARK, having large portion Of her
EESScargo engaged, wants 300 bales Of Cotton TO-
ska672f1 up. a.. .a.l.., as 90. ;, . As5e.
For balarce of Freight engagements, apply 70
STREET Bros. l. CO.; =.
Jsuuary IA No. "a East Bay. .=c
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,

EOh FAIAIh~A, t'LOxtIOA>
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON 1HE ST. JOHNS
RIVER.
,r~A STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
= SESCITY POINT, will leave Charleston
ever, Tsiesaay and Friday Evenings, at ocI,ck;
for above llaces and Seva nah every Hedne'aoy anu
Saturday, ct 8 O'Clock z. NJ III.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. M. Co4ETrKR' Bale
Steiner CITY POINT, Capt. 8. ADKINS, sails Fri
Fo: Freight or Passage epply or board or at ONCE
of j. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
Ja,uary3 South Atlantic Wharf.
STEAMER ON THE s4NTEE AND PEE
DEE RIVERS.
~r% IWIsH TO SAY JAIL PERSONS
.EzaassS9E=s on the Santee and Pee Dee Rivers
tGat l have got STEAMBOAT Of Light draugnt 70
1un on these rivers at all seasons, to carry Naval
stor.s Provisions. &C. A. MORGAN,
Jannarv IL Georgetown, S. c.
FOR GEORGETOWN, s. G.
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, KEITHFIELD
AND WAVERLY MILLS.
n~ THE FINE STEAMER EMI:
.@fSs4SE-=zSS @fs149SE=S LIE. Captain Isaac DAVIS, VIII
receive Freight This Day, at South Commerc,A
Wharf, and leave as above 1o-mo'T0'0 'mo'"'"9' tne
18th instant, at O'CLOCK.
All Freight must be prepaid.
No Freight received after sunset
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
Nc. Boyce's Wharf
az SIS. FRAZER, Ascot at Georgetown, 8. G.
JInuaryk
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FOR NEW YORK

PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
n~e. THE STEAMSHIP E B. SOUDER,
Mk4ySS Captain q. s. LEHBY, will leave North
ZI2MIYtEf2S Atlantic Wharf 1hursddy, January
- S95Sv16th, 1858. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
JOHN s. THEO. GETTY, Agents,
January Is North Atlantic Wharf.