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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
Certificate for Publication.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFF1CEs1
EFeE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
COLUMBUS, March L 1554J
IT is hereby certified that TIE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford in the State OF onnec-
ticut. has compiled, in all respects, WIN the
laws of this State, Felatingto Life ana AccL-
Insurance Companies, for the eurrent
wear and has filed IN this office a sworn
statement, by the proper officers, "
Such statement, as follows
Amount of actual paid N Capital SSUaVV "
Aagregate amount of available As
Aggregate amount OF LdabluJeSs
Including reinsurance---...-s.... J6osf0z "
Amount Of IncOm for the priced
ing oflsW'
o of for the - "a
preceding o1oslol q
In tines whereof, have hefeunto sun
scrfbed nv name and caused the seal OF my
omce to be affixed, the day and year apoNt
fsE1L. JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
r.. ID. HARRISON, General AGENT
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
j. H. NEAL. Delaware, o,
apr23-It Agent for Delaware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

The next meeting of the Ohio Fruit
Growers Association will be held at
Milford, instead of Cincinnati. Mil
ford is h~ereaftertO be the headquarters
of the Association.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

>. =. G..
For sa1s-raDle Cutlery, at 5. cox's
For saIe-BiEd Cages. At. .s $. cox's
For seIe-Tea and Table poons-J-s Cox's
For saIe-LOoking Glasses, at...J. S. Cox's
For saIe-Chndren's IS Carriages, att. S. Cox's'
For saIe-Clothes Wringers, att. s ox's
For sale-Clothes Bars, at......J. S. Cox's
For suIe-One Table Fork, at.-..J.s S. Cox's.
For saIe-one Table knife, at. S. Cox's
For saIe-0ne Tea Cup, at-..~..J. s. Cox's
For saIe-Lots of Things, at~.--..J. s. Cox9s
For saIe-1T Teapot without cover s.Cox1s
For saIe-One water cooler, att. S. Cox's
For saIe-Ice Cream Freezer, at-.J. s. Cox's
For saIe-one Dish Cover...~....J. S. Cox's
For saIe-Best Plated spoons, at ]. S. Cox's
For sale-ITin Ratterfor SC, Ats S. Cox's
For sale-lD Doll for lOc, at-~..~~.J. S. Cox's
For saIe-1F Feather Duster, at...-J. s. Cox's
For soIe-one Tub, at-..-~.J. S. Cox's
For saIe-One Bucket, at-..-~-J. s. Cox's
For saIe-any part OF a Lamp, at ]. s. Cox's
For saIe-Washing Machines, at US. Cox's
For saIe-ToIet Sets, at...~.J. S. Cox's
For saIe-stone-wares at--.....-..J. s.Cox's
-"
For snIe-lRefrigerators, at~~~-J.s S. cOx's
For saIe-Toys, S. Cox's
For saIe-1O,OOO Things, AID. s. Cox's
For sale-EverythingI have got in store
For saIe-An the above, in the old Della.
ware County Bank Room, by ]. S. cox.
j. s.. G..
April 0-Gm-eow
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INSURANCE.
EENA
Insuran &c Company
HARTFORD, CONN,
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE,
DnOarfmeuf nf insurance.

AUDITOR OF STATED OHE4CLr
Department Of Insurance,
C~oLUNrB1Is, Jan. IS, 1850.
1t hereby certified, tina the HTNA ISSUE
INC COMPANY, located at Hartford IN the
State o-fConnecticut, has complied in all re-
spects, with the laws Of this State reinting
to such Insurance Companies, for the cur
rent year, and has filed in this office q
sworn statement, shOWingtt is condition ana
business, at the date Of such statement, as
follows:
Amount of actual paid up Cap
Assets.~.-..ss...~..............-.. 5.l5ao8I n
Aggregate amount of LdabLl-
ties, Including Reinsurance l,7l5,61l le
ceding yeaT.@@.".e.....p..... 8,o258o2 %
PFeeeding year..-~-@......'.... a,6sl,w0 50
In Witness Whereof, I have
- hereuntO subscribed my
fsEAL) name, and caused the Seal Of
~ my Office to be affixed, the
day and year written
JAMES III. GOODMAN,
AUDITOR OF STATE.
GEO. c. EATON, Agt.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

COAC4ADDO OLACe l.
H. NEAL, Delaware, o. ]
apr2sIt Agent for Delaware County. L
p Rim G!
PRINGI
sPRING!
3PRING!
SUMMER!
sUMMERI
SUMMERll
SUMMER
OOD
Just received at
GLOVER s.
NEW STORE
-
w 81 s QUIZ faH sHd ta ss4sS sSs 1 s:ls ta siis ss9g9s
.b1. s+.D1e and E.ncv. Dress
seAs'
Goods,
silks,
POPLINs,
PERoALEs,
cHRIIfs.
Lawns,
TRIM 1da%5s
FARAsoIs, FANS,
Wen and BOyss wear.
Do
20
aay vi 9 bought bought 93f Seeds foT s aasS. I Re R 1a9'
make it the interest OF PaFohasers to buy o
We respectfully solicit an exam nation o
della ARE
aPFa-.l
THE
Ua
go
To sbiveJ or ,oeauh is e,atae,sty proper, an,
he is The ab1es, so1o can do it IN The most honor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23
Good -1nsuranoo hotter ahan Cheap.
THE BEST
Is THE

U1HE following named Insurance
Il Companies AVE not only solid CASH
CAPITALS, but also age, experiences ana corc5
M Iaan0qeuent to recommend them TO the
confidence and patronage OF ali the roper
ty owners of Delaware and vicinity. When
a man pays for insurance, he ought 70 re-
ceive a Policy secured by something more
and deIusiUe hav all Insurance Companies
proved in past years, not based upon bona
ddg CASH CAPITAL.
The undersigned, as Agent for the follow
ing Fire, Life, Marine and Accident Imsur-
ance Companies, viii promptly attend 70
all calls for Policies, and issue same az once,
at rates as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
consistent with safety and security to the
insured:
| Mutual Life ms. Co, N. York, Ssh on $40 ~
/ Htna Insurance Co., Hartford . 5,lJO,Bdl
| Underwriters Agency, N york. as654l9J5 -
! Hartford Fire ms. Co, Hartford, 2,GH,1B
| Continental ms. Co, n. York;. 2iy55,e54 IQ
Security Ins. Co, N. York.. I194,6ll ~
] Home ms. Co, New ~t----.. l,0zlil4 ~
Phoenix Insurance CO., Hartford A44lye9M
Travellers 90 90 90 1870
] Yonkers n. Y. ms. Co, n. York 829dW
I Putnam Fire ms. Co, Hartford, bel,95OUl
| Western ms. Co., BufalO,.......... $751; b %
Railway Passengers, CTtckets)
Hartford polyAt
ACTUAL CASH ASSETS. .s52,5 500 Is
GEO. G. EATON, Agent.
once, Nos. land 4Templar Hall Building.
mar 10 SO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

Goods purchased of as viii be delivered
within any part of the Corporation limits.
We respectfully solicit n share of the pat
rOnage OF the public.
apr23 go I'm ROBINSON x CONE.
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REYNOLDS A. A
HIRE on hand an Immense stock ef
Spring & Summer
CLOTHANG d!

0pe,s for Inspection By he public. he still
hold to the principle ttat il Is better for as ana
for O,u. customers, MAI ,ce Keep none but good
and wsu made goods. We sta adhere to oua
system:
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
We roish it distinctly understood that ON
prices are loar, and that pce do not intend any
House IN De5ag0are shan sen good and ,cell
made Clothing less than Reynolds & Frank,
Common trash we do not pretend to keep,
our stock Of
B OYs CLOTHING
Is unusually attractive. A'so an endless vori-
ey@
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, vaIises, Etc.
Hats and Caps for
Mems Youths q Childrens' Wear.
Latest styles o,a promptly received.
Our Merchant Tailoring Department Is
complete. Go77nents made to order in FIRST class
style on short notice. Ne haze a large stock O,
Ctoths, Cassiaeres, 7treeds, and Jeaas, whteh
se ,eaI sen By ne gard at The cheapest price, in
to,o,i. We respectfully AK a oaHJ from one and
an to examine our goods before purchasing else
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-04-23

REMEMBER III PLACE,
First Door South Of tine First
National Bank.
]. J. NORTON,
GEO. w. POWERS tebl8'69yl
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AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE,0
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
C~TH,-nr-r lTareH l 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

AMUeKMKNTs. ,,
70 cEETs
V''6S ss .':sIa y " ;s ~ S..: .:ss''s
who have ssissssd y their p.udiis and laughter the
f1ss sS6 4 ass &: b1 ss Is;A fiT;as
In the be-; Eth drsnn eyer ssr srisssn,
And RI; 3D. ~. 1S
f SR|!a n 3SHs Ssnas
SATURDAY, LAST WILLIAMS MATINEE BUT ONE.
500 BROADWAY THEATRE. go
zdE ~ H III !;
THssAAEVF55 s gsHssscAAra nr Eg ggs SssSE
ru,a AVN yv- ANOTHER GREAT HIT; ! 1--WE,
S SHEqE sSSs RHSfivEp With
Rok 70 1SY SosHsR fRop ESThsi1 81 oPHR1
s sogEHh n mn SEW X0RK SUCCESS At ONCE 80
CREvE SUCCESS HERE EQUAL no THAT ACHIEVED
sE Fl Run 4 az m IT HAR An
The MISE EN- SCENE and cast far exceeds in splendor
that OF is production in Paris
pindonete: Rose BEL flsur DC Nobesse Dsscau..s
BaS Genoi Erns: Pst DUG den Face. Ha;.sy .'''
sSi:sss S'
ST. P % &
FAMILY CIRCLE, 20 CENTS. ArTER S4l HALr PRICE.
A. the Reconsideration " TO al parts Of the house,
extra charge for securing seats Seats can now De Sc
cured without extra charge Private boxes d. Proscenu
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, UCTToN NoTICE.-BARGAIN FOR CASH AT ERNEST
"A kOTH's Furniture Mandatory, s. and IS Bieecker
prices and warranted first magnificent satin broeate
lowered vita reps haircoih x65 $l50 also
$4,000 worth Of all kinds OF paror bedroom dining and II
krAy Furniture At cost price, Call before going 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

nt rHE sAsnsorH PALACE on As5 Gus ssaAks1ASs
A'A TwEsTssrx rHo6sAH i6' PERSONS sI oAS1A
Of The st Of the fsshion and intelligence Of the city,
GRAND, MARVELLOUS AND ELEGANT
Grams s e q: HsrnlSI YSl8k. =
SPARKLING EXTRAVAGANZA.
BRILLIANT QUARTETS AND CHORUS
THE ESSENCE OF AFTER DARK
-. STARTLING RAILROAD SCENE.
IN HER TERRIFIC TRANSMIT FLIGHT.
LAUGHABLE COMIC PANTOMIME
THE FICTORELLI BROTHERS,
THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD.
THE HUMOROUS PUNCH AND JUDY.
GETZ's GRAND TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
Admission 50 Reserved Orchestra Circle 80
DSH SPs1 4 REq NR9r PySs,'s
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Doors open at ~; TO commence ~ O'Clock.
Last nights for the present o. the folowng playa
Thu RsDAY EVENING JAN lsR
she STOOPs TO CONQUER.
Character by LESTER WALLACK, MI. John Gilbert,
Mr. George Holland, Mr.: b: RinQgod, Mr. A. W Young
Mr.. q. y. Browne Mr. e. Milton, Mr.. W. Leonard, Mis-
Rose Eytinge. krs Vernon, Mrs. Clara Jennings Mis-
Friday jan ls-MoNEY.
Saturday, JAN Is (ast time)-sPEED THE PLOUGH.
Taesdsy, Jan. is-sHE sTooPs TO CONQUER.
Wednesday, JAM 20-THE WONDER.
In preparation, MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Box book for Mr.. Lester WalAck's nights now open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

TT THE YOUNG MAN WHO ABsTRACTED WATCH
and Chain from pocket In Fourth avenue stage on
evening will return to 266 Broadway he VIII
s's"o ~'' 's"a1 nv " fAs''''. T. J. WRIGHT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14

J. BLEECKEe SON 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
IA. WEDNESDAY, January 81,
Al l2 O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroom-
Eighth avenue facing Central Park Lots on Eighth ave
nue. OF Nneeh street, free from rock on elevated
ground
THIRD avenue-Norhwest corner Third avenue and Forty
ninth street, with buildings thereon size 1903 on Third
80 fcet building has l2inch walls anc
would first rate situation bank or insurance com
pany. 80
West Fory-frst street-House and Lot, No. 26l.
Maps at "a Cedar street.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-IN THIRD AVENUE, PoCKETBOOK,
o'clock r. III. JOSEPH WALSH.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-04

Some nisessant entered the sEpiscopslt
Church IN spartanb1rg on Friday blight
last, and. stole from The, ohancel new
carpet, just laid down; and from the
veatry room the yestments OF the rector.
and a few other articles. ,l5 -
Collier Griswold. engineer on the Viii
mingeon Road. was caught between two
csrs ae oyner's depot, on Friday, while
in the act OF coupling them. and crushed
to death.
DR.. Wade Hampton was accidentally
killed by s. w. Cobb. Esq, while hunt.
ing together on the Colorado River.
Texas, short time ago.
About 100 feet of trestle ON the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad was
destroyed by fire on Thursday.
''Just the thingl" Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspoptics who use Solo
Mons B1rTERs. MOI
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WashinKton Newa.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-Chief JUS
stice Dallon. Of Iowa, has been elected
!Circpit Judge. of the Eighth District,
which, includes Arkansas.
Internal revenue receipts to day over
81. 600. 600.
Is Postmaster General Creswell recon-
mends the abolition OF the franking pri-
yilege. Letter postage to England, after
January /, will be six cents.
A Havana letter to the Now York Til
g6une, gives news from Cuba to the 9th.
1t contains accounts of the revolt of the
negroes and Chinese, and an attempt to
Join the rebels. A strong column was
sent against them by General Trillo, and
all were captured. Fifty are to be shot
end 300 lsshes administered to each of
the others offending. A battle was fought
ct San Jose, in which tho Spanish loss
was very heavy. General Lesca is at
Gnco- Villas. with 10, 600 men, unable to
make headway; he complains of tho new
troops wanting to abandon his command
General Pilette is urging DeRodas to be
SLOWED to evaouate Pnerto Principe
Cholera, small pox and fever are rigging
In 81 Jago De Cuba.
Ex-senator Wade, Senators Cameron
and Oonkhng have written letters in favor
OF froe Cuba.
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FaHAHCIAL AND COMMRRcIAL.

NEW YORK, December 3-Noon.-
Stocks show q decided upward tendency.
Money z. Sterling-long Sz; short 9S
Gold 2215. Gas 1316; Tennesse's, new,
46N: Virginie's, new, 80; Louisiaua's,
old, 66L; levee's 81; Alabama a's %: bs
81; Georgia rs "a; North Carolina's, old,
4SA; new 32. Flour unchanged. Pork
firm. ut 33.00933. 25. Lard firm. at
i91@l9H., Cotton heavy, at 2516.
z T. M.--Cotton dull and shade
lower; sales 1900 bales, at 25Ca2516.
Flour heavy and 5C91Oc. lower; superfine
State 4. 500. s 90; Southern common to
fair extra s. 5.65@6.15. Wheat dull for
winter red; Western 1.35@1.37. Corn
shade lower. 1.1O@1.12. Lard droop-
ing-kettle 19@2O. Whiskey irregular,
at 1,03@1.O5. Freights quiet. Money
comparatively easy, at 7. with exceptions
at at6. g. Sterling weak, at 5000. Gold
ZZG: Governments firmer and I'D
vancing. 62's 1314. Southerns weak
BALT1MoRE, December 3.--Cotton
steady. Flour fuirly active, ut yester.
Gays Quotations. Wheat unchanged
O. Corn active-whito s7(991; yellow 900
mproved-1.04(91 O5.
LOUISVILLE, December r3.-Graino ouiet
Mess pork 81. 0O@32 90. Shoulders 16E.
Lard 1SI. 'Whiskey dull, at 90.
CINCINNATI, December Corn un-
changed. Whiskey 9s@1.OO. Pork dull,
at 3l.50. Bacon nominally unchanged: !:
sngar-cnred hams 2O@22. Lard in bet
ter demand.
ST. LOUIS, December 3.-Coru heavy.
Whiskey LOO. Provisions excited-mese
pork 3l.0 90. Bacon no quotations.; sugar
cured hams 21. Lard active.
AUGUSTA, December 3.-The cotton
market opened active, ut 23L, but
closed dull. at 23@231z; sales $50 bales;
receipts l, 1,20S; sales of the week 3,Sl7:
receipts 6,O86; stock 14,7OO.
SAVANNAH, December 3-Cotton -e-
ceipts 2SO bales; sales 7OO-middlings
ZA(9249; the market closed firm.
LONDON, December 3-Noon. Con
soils 92I. Bonds S476.
PARIS. December 3.-The bourse open.
ed firm, and closed qniet--rentes 72 and
27. . 'N
HAvRE. December 3.-Cotton opened
quiet. at 1855 afoat.
LIVERPOOL, December 3-3 p. NJ
Cotton buoyant, but shade easicr-up-
lands l216: Orleans 1214; sales of the
week 5000 bales; exports II, 900; ape
culation $4,000; stock 1856. 900; of which
American is 19. 900; exports Of the week
40. goo. whereof American is 13, 600; stock
afioat 292. 900: whereof American Is
$4,000. Yarns and fabrics at Manchcs.
ter quiet but firm.
LIVERPOOL, December 3-Evening.-
Cotton dull-uplands dull at 12MI21k;
Orleans 1216@l211; sales 10, 900 bales;
speculation aud export 5000.
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= .rhe Wational BOARD or Trade.

nj RICHMOND. December 3.-In the Board
5ef Trade, Mr.. Monroe, of Dubuque, had
the floor on the unfinished business of
yesterday-being resolution for double
track railroad from the centro of the
chief source OF grain and produce in the
West to the Atlantic soaboard. He
showed that double track road, 1900
miles long, with trains starting every five
minutes, having 5000 trains on the
track, with 1900 cars in constant mo-
ton, 365 days in the year, would have a
capacity of only 15.775, 900 tons each
way; while the Virginia water line, with
boats of $50 tons, and double locks, and
used only 800 day in the year, would
have capacity of over 5000, 900 tons
each way. Tho whole subject was then
laid On the table-30 to 16.
The nineteenth proposition-Niagara
Ship Canal. A resolution was offered
by Mr.. Bagley, of Detroit, urging upon
congress the necessity of the construc-
ton of ship canal around Niagara
Falls, with connection ut Lakes Erie and
ontario, and appointing committee to
memorialize Congress on the subject.
He explained that Congress was not
:1, asked to give any money to the work.
The resolution was advocated by Messrs.
Oagley, of Detroit; Doce, of Chicago: ::
Holton, OF Wisconsin; Opedyke, of New
York, and others. They urged it as not
only sectional, but national necessity.
The whole shipping of the West, which
might be needed as a navy by the Gov
ernment somo day, is locked up where
1t can never reach the ocean. The cost,
yarionsly estimated rs ranging from
$4,000, 900 to $4,000, 900, is nothing
compared with the vital necessity for it.
Here is chain of water lines $4,000
miles long. obstructed by Niagara Falls
an obstruction which may be overcome
for few millions of dollars. Sooner or
later Canada would, of her own choice,
be part Of the United States, and tie
commerce OF this canal now to flow
through the st. Lawrence River, would
then be going through one of our own
rivers. The Welland Canal, the only
existing outlet for produce except the
Erie canal, can only receive vessels with
zO,O0O bushels Of grain, while the larger
portion OF the shipping on the lakes
carry 40,O0O bushels. Mr.. Dupuy. of
Boston, said it must be evident TO all.
thas the relations of Canada are soon 70
be exchanged. The movements in that do.
minion clearly indicate it. In view of
the important change, he thought DELAY
in action on this subject advisable. Mr..
Taylor, OF St Paul, gave the history of
the movements in the past looking to a
union of Canada with the United States.
and the causes of the Wiunebago war
and other movements in British Colum.
bia, looking to the same end. All this
he thought rather only strengthens the
argument for immediate action on this
subject. The resolution was defeated
for want of two-thirds vote, and being
reconsidered, was sadopted--ayes a, nayi
90. :.
The seventeenth proposition was tha
OF regulation Of railroad freigh
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report FOR Week ending Friday, Dec. 8, 1867.
PHHNIx OFFICE. COLUMBIA, December
869.-CoTToN--The demand for cotton has
been good, but very small lots were brought to
market-the sales of the week amounting 70
only 2o1 bales, IS follows: 8 at 2IA; 39 at 20:
s6 at 224; Sc at 222; 81 at 20; sc at 23a; 25 at
29I
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WHOLESALE PRICES CNURENr.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE po.Rn or rp.np

moLAssEs, CUBA, 57UL62
New Uri'nh1 CUQDl III
Sugar H'se. 1901 rs
NAILS, y keHG 00@7 o.
ONIONS. bbus2 0062 so
OIL, Kerosene, z 6O975
Machinery. .75Nl 10
toULTnY, Ducks pr
Turkeys s. 90
Chickens .25@3G
GGese ......
SPECIE, Gold / 2l@1 q
Silver Il 1900
POTATOES, Iris 75Cg1 90
Sweet, bus l 00G1 20
RICE, Carolilaft ft83AO9
East India.
SHOT, 3bag. 3 1903 Is
SALT, lhverp.2 6U'G2 rs
SOAR, 3b, .74QDII
SPIRITS, Alcohol,gl4 o.
Brandy a 00GD12 u
HollndGin.5 O007 on
Americau..2 Ov@3 OF
Jam. Run, q iUI(67 Gi
N. Il. " q 00Qe3 90
Bo. Whisky 3 5O@4 So
Mon0nghla2 506l4 M
Rcctiilod. l 3jW1 IS
SUGAR, Crus'd, 1840i9
Powdered. E. . 18502O
Brown .l2t0l7
STARCH, % H.. 9i@l1
TEA, Green b | 0UQD2 OU
Black, Il 00@1 81
ToRACoo, Chw.U@l 25
Smoking, lb. .50@1 N)
VINEGAR, Wine, .7O@75
Cider .50060
French. Il 250l 50
WINE, Cham. 25@32 Or
Port, pgal 3 00QD5 Oh
Sherry... 3 50@6 Oh
Madeira. q 50@8 Oh,
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hfFA.ES, Gtuu. [OtUl OU
BAedINa. .Gunny 2702S
Dundee q yd 3O932
BALE RoPk, Mauil, 026
N.Y.orWesT 9Th bl0S15
Butter, Northern 05O
Country, II ID. .25@35
BACON. Hams. .23G25
Sides, y ID. .2O02l
Shoulders .18 @19
BRICKS. 4i, 900 .90Dlz
CANDLES, Sperm40N7O
Adamantiile b2l@25
Tallow ...... 14Ml6
COTTON YARN1 8562 90
CoTToN, Strict Md0233
Midtuing .23 q
Low Midl'g, 22a@
GoodOrduy,2l 0
OrdlnRry...2l 6
CHEESE, Ed. .ib. 2S025
factory .19024
COFFEE, Rio, Brb2132j
Laguayra :. .2703l
Java .37;G4O
FLouR, Co. 900Ml0UU
Northern 6 5001I 90
GRAIN, Corn / 40(G1 SO
Wheat L 6O{t2 90
Oats. 9001 90
Peas Il 500l 60
aAY, North, govt.
Eastern ..........
HIDES, Dry, Tbl23@ls
Green ..... .08
INDIGO, Caro-. .1@1 rs
LARD. ptb .2O622
LUMBER, Bds 100 ri 81
Scantling...... so
Shingles, $1,000. q rs
LIME, % bbl. 2 70@2 80
MEATS, Pork, 73b. 15t
Beef .8@12
Mutton. .10@12
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zE Thomss OF rhilsdsiphis, did NOT
think specie payment could Ibs resumed
until tho Government hhd 81, ,000, 200, 600
in specie to redeem its debt. ,6sJa
The Board, at 4 p. M, adjourned until
tomorrow. kN j esisst tss
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MARRIED.

On tho LIST instant, at the residence OF T. N.
Crooka. Esq., in Newberry Cnunty. Mr.. A. Y
y; GLYMPH TO Miss MATTE Il. CROUKS. ali
Ut that County.
Sweet hand that, thus in mine,
seems tho one thing I cannot 1.-Two without.
My hcart's one anchor in lies st orm and donbt
Take this and make me thine"
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Neat Ne'o Cottage.
BY ID. G. PEIX0TTn & snM
Fine Farming and Wood Lands.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

ON MONDAY next, December 6, in front OF
we will sell,
Forty-hve acres of LAND, IN Riohland
county, two and one-half miles from Colum-
West by DR. E: Marks; North by lands former.
~ owned by Mr.. Andrew Wallace; and South
BY; Michard. This land 10 well suited for
farming n5 purposes, there being branch bottom
none OF it having been cleared. 80
ALSO, s.t
a small tract in Woods, on the hill in frons
OF barhamVille, five acres, more or iese, and
suited for residence.
TERMS. One half cash; balance in twelve
months. Purchasers to pay us for atamps
nn paPere. Dec 1S46
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

Groceries, Wines. Liquors. &c.
~ BAGG1NG. r Q T e, IRON
- O. TIES. BACON. Clear Ribbed 80
t@e.1zE. Sides and Shoulders. A choice Ia
article Canvassed HAMS. Family Lard, lsiiisEea2a
in barrels. kegs. 8 lbs., and 10 lb. packages.
CHOICE Family Flour, in bbls and bags, With
full assortment OF other grades Liverpool
Salt, in sacks. Mackerel-Nos. /, 2 aud 8, in
6bls, halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, OF all grades. TEAS. OF all grades.
Molasses- II -Muscovado. New Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Can.
dies IL in boxes and half boxes; Cheese, Crack.
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiced Oysters, Sal.
mon, in cans and glass. Liquors-Choicc Old
Caoinet SaE MonongaheIa, Rye and Corn whis-
WOODEN WARE, Nests Iron and Brass
B Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Buckets and Cans,
Nails, OF all sizes, Shot OF all numbers, Cast.
ing, Pots, .ovens. Spiders. skillets and Frying
Pans, OF ell Sizes
al! the above named with many other arti-
olee mas been recently purchased and selected
us call, WELLS d CALDWELL.
Near the 8. G. and q. and g. Railroad Depot
next door to National Hotel. OCT 10 :
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Fsrsikn nsvy,isl.

IoMpoN. Den6mber 8.-The Times.
diicnssfng the Irish question, says:s ave
fnust declare reform in the land laws, In,
the next session Of Parliament; but in
the iiaeaptime, the authority Of law must
oe maintained, and infractions thereof
pnNished.r = u ~;
& : 5 Apaip. Deeember 8. Several earliest
conspiraoies haya; been discovered in va
stoaasa parts OF the country. and many
arrests ,ade., = ~
IS 8 SHIs.S December s,--It is, reported
shhs she queations gegarding the landing
on ths French cable on American soil.
havebsen fayoEably adjusted.