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Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.

WE offer for sale 800 bushels pure Dickson
w COTTON SEED" grewn from seed OBJ
tanned from MIR; David Dickson, Oxford, Ga,
last spring, and which were selected for his
own use.
notwithstanding the unprecedented dry sea-
son-whlch has continued for several iuonths-
wo have gathered, up to tho present time,
from 500 to 2,450 pounds to the acre.
Price SO SO for one to five bushels; s3 90 for
five bushels or moro.
OXFORD, Ga, November 4, 1862
do certify that 1 sold to Messrs. Richard
O'Nealo Il Son. OF Columbia, 8. c., some of my
choice improved Cotton Soed, for planting
purposes. They proposed to sell portion OF
what they raised. Planters purchasing the
Seed they raise, may rely upon getting the
Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DICKSON.
We are Mr.. Dickson's agents here, and will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, if desired
Price IS 90 from one to five bushels. or 81. 90
for t!yo and upwards.
Sample Stalks to be seen at State Fair.
N0y9 RICHARD ONEALE Il SON.
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ssf NotipstgRla4ssgrs:W A
1AtPRo ~. vED ooy9N sAED IL sAMM

lKNPR0 WE'D o0gqgN SEED NR SA IE
lKxyS. A LARaEA4 4sntisy high y.impEt-
ss.a. G0ssHs ss saR fGs ls LII
No with which he piAntaa hid Dot, Which ID Said
20 he haperior to snyfn thv' State: iIsSe q
crop planted Of the same Seed. eleven miles
from Columbia. Parties can see tho crop; it
win speak for itself. / will give reference to
the following parties, VIZ: James Trumble.
Col. John l.. Black, Maj. Thomas Taylor,
James Sims, W. j. Spigner, Jas. s. Guignard,
Bearden, James g. Gibbes. j. NJ. Crawford,
DR.. W. P. Geiger, J. G. b. Smith, VIM. Nc
Allister, John A: Crawford, Jr., G. II. Bollin,
OF Richland; A. II. Wolfe, John Taylor, Abram
Great care has been taken with tho Seed
for ten years, and improved yearly. Price 81. 90
per bushel. bags included, delivered at Colum-
bia. w. Nj. BECKHAM
Nov IL 6&
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The xsn1gAtlants, ssisiela ,it wass sup
pdeed Nhs iEtendedA 1e - Cub1ne, haS
hdsn saizea at Philsdsiphia, charged
win intendsd violation E che nsutraiisy
!a=s. = 80 ~
II you have Dyspepsia. nse sGolornons'
Strengthening and 1nvigorasshs Bitters. .
It is q certain cure. O13 6 )
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NEW Observation-Disclosures is

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s.-Attention is
called to the following advertisem ents,
published the first time this morning:
Hinkley's Family Knitting Machine.
E. e. Jackson-Medicat Candies
Star Comedy Combination.
Mrs. Flanigan-Room to Rent.
Branch, Scott & Co.-Flour, Grain, SC.
D. G. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
DR.. G. w. j. Shepherd Dentist.
w. Nj. Beckham-Notice to Planters
N. Pope-To the Public In General.
Jacob Levin-Anctions.
ID. Gambril-Wanted-F Sale.
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McKenzie's Saloon.

McKENZTE will open his SALOON, in rear
IXI Of the Confectionery. Main street, for tho
season, on TUESDAY, the 9th instant, as a
Ladies' and Gentlemen's RESTAURANT.
OYSTERS served in every style.
PATTIES, Tarts Jel.ies, Ice Creams, Cof-
fee, Tea and Chocolate Nov q
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MRS. S. A, SMITH

INVITES the Ladies of Columbia and
IL strangers visiting the city. to call and exa-
mine her sssortmeLt of Elegant BONNETS and
HATS, open THIS DAY, at her rooms, over c.
+. Jacksons g store. Nov u
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Hon. A. II. Stephens says OF Solomons
Bitters: s'I have used them with decided
benefit; in giving tone to the digestive or
gans and general strength tothe system"
The sharp Northeast wind, for @ day
or two pact, renders furs. very comforta-
ble-if you want handsome set Of furs,
cheap. go to Shiver'a. .,.... NO
Do you suffer from Debility, or Loss
of Appetite? Use "Solomons' Strength
ening and IY1>sorating Bitters." O13 6
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A CoLD To-DAY-a cough tomorrow,
tightness Of the breast the next. Pneu.
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issne-all from neglected cold
or cough. STANLEY's CELEBRATED CoUaH
ExPEcroRANr, known m ore than quarter
OF q century, is Che only sure remedy.
The remedy is at hand. Why will ye not
nse it? For sale by FISHER & HKMrTsH,
Druggists. MO
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Since the unbleached Americans have
been freed, it Is more economical to
cnrpe: floors thon to scour them-if you
desire to get fine carpet, cheap, go to
Shiver's. No
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Solomons' Bitters, an Antidote 10 Ma
laria, prepared by A. A. Solomons g. Co., g.,
druggists, Savannah, Ga. Ol36
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Eco y y E Ne ~Ws

Tho Read dramatb trdhpessjgavoS hn-
osher agreeable enter sainusSnt, Hast a Slen-
ing, tea full houae. q Tp-nieht tks Tooales
will be produced, together With the
Rough Diamond. It will be their last
performance.
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Rich, Rare and Handsome.

NICI, 1S6I6 HUu UHUUSUIn6.
II AIDES, II. G. SILVER has the most su-
IL perb stock of DRESS GOODS ever opened
i'll this market, at prices SO cheap as to asto-
nish you. Call and soc them-bought with
gold at 80, they are obliged to be cheap.
Nov
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Liverpool Salt.
, Just Received,

100000 to Advance on Cotton.
DLANTERS who wish to hold their Cotton
Il and not force it on tho market whilst it is
dull. will find L tc their interest to apply To u.s.
We are prepared to make liberal advancea and
hold it as long as may be desired Terms
reasonable. RLAKELY & GIBBES
Nov IL 3 Columbia.
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Notice,

Notice.
A s we have lost 80 much MONEY, lately,
~ sent us through the mail. by persons or
dering Duplicate Photographs from Negatives
in our hands, we hereby notify all parties
sending us money, that we will not be rcspon-
eible for money sent US, unless it comes by
Post Office Order, Registered Letter, or by
Express. WEARN HIX, Photographers,
Nov limo Columbia, 8. G..
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HEISE's DINING SALOON

-xa,, Is opened for the 3
~ssstsg.s season, with choice
OYSTERS, GAME, &C., together with US
everything thst is usually kept in a first class
Restaurant. Noy57
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The trial of cotton gins, at the fair,
will take place this morning, at 10
o'clock.
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A FINE ASSORTMENT
DIR. G. w: SHEPHERD

U6. q. W. j DdEfd d,EhU :.
WISHES to call tho attention
6Ess5S OF the citizens Of Columbia and
UTrYA vicinity, to Harris Patent, for
11D inserting Artificial Teeth, which
prevents them from being thrown out OF the
mouth in sneezing or coughing--there being
no plate in the roof of the mouth. Teeth ex-
tracted absolutely without pain by the use of
Nitrous Oxide, Laughing gas.) All other ope-
rations oarefuiiy performed in the best man
ner. Office over Glazs's Jewelry establich-
ment, opposite Miot's Drugstore.
DIR. B. B. EATON, Assist ant.
Nov IL 1mot*
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XINMuQ urr
THs SE66tDH ',0ta rHr FXfs.

clueu 1mPtoVemenC, upon Tue ufst. The
day WAS pleasant, additional articles
appeared, and the crowd wis about twice
as large. The receipts at the gate was
over $1,000. The Committees were at
work making their examinations, and
the Fair, as before, closed in order. We
are pleased to learn from the hard-work-
ing md efficient Secretary that, in Pc
cuninry point of view, the Fair is sue
cess, as the Treasury. after paying all
expenses, will have q cash Balance. The
opinion was everywhere expressed, that
the Fair had far exceeded public expec.
tation. and that nost year the Fair would
be, in every respect, fifty per cent. bet
ter-good as this has been. To-day is
the last day. and it will perhaps be the
most attractive Of the three. A trotting
race, tournament, the awarding of the
prizes, are among the features of to-day's
exhibition. Let the attendance be large.
On yesterday Mr.. Tozer had his beauti-
full portable engine in motion. Mr..
Palmer showed agnin the cooking quail
ties of his "Cotton Plant" cooking stove.
The plows were tested, and many Co.
lumbians were found represented in ar
ticles on exhibition. Among she cotton
presses, we noticed those represented by
Messrs. Goldsmith & Kind. Messrs.
Shields & Glaze. Mr.. Simpson, Of Ches-
ter, and Mr.. Davis, OF Fairfield. We
were struck with the extreme simplicity,
economy and seeming durability OF the
Davis Press. invented and recently pa
tented by MIR. J. K. Davis, of Monti-
cello, s. G. Mr.. Davis is a practical and
very successful farmer himself, and know
ing many of the Inconvenience aud dis
advantages attending the packing of
cotton on the old-fashioned and cum
bersome wooden screw, has, in the con-
strnction of his press, brought together
combination of advantages which we
think highly commendable, and must
prove acceptable to the farming interest.
His press is designed to be worked in the
lint-room, or adjacent thereto, conse-
quently saving the labor of carrying the
lint out, and guarding against any loss
of the same from the wind, accidental
dropping on the ground, &c. It's Pc
culiar construction. two-thirds Of the
whole structure being let down through
the lint-roorn floor, thereby bringing the
mouth of the ootton-box within three
feet OF the same. makes it certainly
great economizer of time and labor in
getting the lint in the box, besides being
entirely within doors, can be success
fully worked in any kind of weather.
The motive power of his press consists
in two vertical screws 214 inches in di-
ameter, with the addition of anti-friction
balls, and is worked with 21s feet levers.
forming the bale at the top OF the box,
xx,,f \,
Mr.. Davis made on apology to us for
some imperfections in the workmanship,
&c. of the press on exhibition, it being
the first and only one ever made on the
plan, and jocularly remarked, he neither
had a 2.40 nor 3 minute nag, but
would take ten mile race with any press
ON the hill
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES.
lot OF wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received; !;
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and Mt less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHOENIX
Office. - -. -. Co.,
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Medicated Candies.

Medicated Candies.
~ UNI DROPS, CHOCOLATE CREAMS,
VI Licorice Drops, Ginger Lozenges, Cay.
enne Lozengcs, Mint Lozenges; Colts Foot,
mock, Wild Cherry and Hoarhound CANDY, at
Nov II l.. Z. JACKSON'S Drug Store
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Photograph Albums in Great Variety,
p BANGING in price from is cents to $40 90.
10 pocket-knives, Pocke.-books, Writing
Cases, Writing Desks.
ALSO,
Family BIBLES, Pocket Bibles, Hymn
Books, in various stylos Of binding, for the
cellpneou Books, Blank Books, &C. We have
the above for sale in large variety, at usual
prices, wholesale and retail.
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN,
Nov9 Under Columbia Hotel.
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ssyssTssrsSussfsraaI fzssEsFaeeI soy
rss SaAnxss ION rI{aEbAt, aoyrsl lpra12.
? ;!s!s,p 5s %ilhi1 matah yin ssEs plYe q
-Tae gates Iii be- Sopdnedtolsiai.6ra al
8 A. M.
All the books in the hands Of the diffe-
rent committees, with their reports,
must be handed il by s A. NJ. at the
Secretary's Office.
At 10 A. NJ, the tfotting and pacing
matches will come of, for which the citi-
zens offer the following, in conjunction
with the Society's premiums, for same
class of horses-to be competed for over
the Association Course, between the
hours Of 10 and II A. NJ: $15 to the
to the fastest trotting stallion, open to
the world; $15 to the fastest trotting
horse, open to the world.
At IL A. NJ. the horses, by classes,
will be exhibited in the Amphitheatre.
and the badges affixed to the fortunate
competitors.
After the exhibition of horses, ON nuc-
tioneer will be on the ground for the
purpose of selling stock and other arti-
cles entered for sale.
At p. NJ, the premiums will be
awarded, from the Judges Stand, in the
Amphitheatre; after which exhibitors
will be expected to remove their articles
from the Exhibition Hall as expeditions
ly rs possible.
d. WYATT AIKEN, seo'y.
P. s. Messrs. w. B. Stanley. T. G.
Cover and B. F. Evans, are appointed a
Committee on Sculpture and Painting,
the former appointees having declined to
serve, being exhibitors in that Depart
ment. The above committee will meet
at 9 o'clock, at the Secretary's Office.
Messrs. W. G.. Hinson and J. T. Dill,
of Charleston. and j. M. Blakely, Of Co.
iumDia, are requested to report at the
Secretary's Office, at 9 o'clock, to decide
the contest between the competitors for
the premium offered by the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce.
The Society meets tonight, at 7
o'clock.
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Hinkley's Family Knitting Machine,
mr. j. W. THOMAS. Agent, Abbevile. s.
IL Z. Nov IL 2mo
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Room to Rent.

IA 1 have - ROOM to rent, over Heise' s
E..If Confectionery, Main street.
G44 Nov II MRS. FLANAGAN
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MARRIED

MARRIED,
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. VIM Mar
tin, DAVID l.. FLEMING and MARY H..
WELSH, both Of Kershaw District S. G.
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NEW BOOKS.
ESOURCES of tho SOUTHERN FIELDS
l} AND FORESTS, including Medical Bo-
Porcher, NJ. d.
The Campaigns Of General Forest and his
Cavalry, with Maps, &c, 81 so.
Our Own Birds OF the United States.
Where il the City 2-sl.5O.
Truths Illustrated by Great Authors.
European Vineyards. by Flagg.
Her Majesty's Tower, by Dixon.
The Story OF William, the Silent
Cheap editions of GeorRe Eliot's Rcado's and
Thackeray's Novels, and many beautiful books
for children. For sale at
BRYAN & McCARIER'S
Nov I'D bookstore.
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Do you want an Appetite?
mona Bittera-greatest tonic
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BUSINESS CARDS AND C1RoULARs. -r7As
the season is approaching for the annual
travel and distribution of business cards
and circulars. our merchants and others
viz please give attention to the fact that
our job Office is supplied with the best of
boards, of all oolors, fine commercial
note and other paper, and the very new
est and most fashionable styles, of type,
thus enabling us to supply all OF such
wants.
Do You want an Appetite? Use Solo
mona Rittara- oraa taat tonic 'ba ooa
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MouutalDS. Lie ancient LIP nad Ut least
the satisfaction of beholding political
progress; the modern one would see
retrograde movement to ideas and prnc-
tices, like taxation without representa-
tion, which Great Britain was fighting to
enforce and the colonists fighting to re-
sist. whilst Rip Van Winkle was playing
nine-pins with the ghost Of Hendrick
Hudson and his companions. A better
play might be written on this basis, and
embracing moro striking points of con-
tract than that which Jefferson's acting
has made 80 popular. We are afraid that
il an American Rip Van Winkle, who
had gone to sleep when the Constitution
of the United States was sacred in all
eyes, when civil and political rights of
oil were secured, when fraternal concord
and universal prosperity blessed the land,
and national tax -gatherers were unknown,
could be, reused to behold the change in
sll these respects, and many more, he
would exclaim with the shade of Samuel,
when summoned from his repose by the
witch of Endor, "Why hast thou dis
quieted me to call me up?'' and ask to
be permitted to go to sleep again, and
not to be awakened till the sky was bright
and Frightening.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.

New YoRx, June 4.-The steamer Montezu-
ma met Q schooner which had Just landed am
hamilton In the neigh5orhoed Of the Bay Of
hipe.
Txers Was fight near Haia Clara between
twere hundred insurgents and tioop Of
Spsni.rds. Passengers rsFort that only three
Spaniards escaped . The fiibusters who re-
gently yianded ct tho BayUt Nipe have reached
ahe interior, absSdsniag tour guns on account
tofthe want Of transpersssion.
The steamer Moro Castle reports that on
her outward trip. whf,s Oh Csrdenss, shs va
fred into By Spanish war steamer. Two
blank shots wore ared, but the Moro Castle
being over dasat 1aEana proceeded on ksr way
when tho apanisA vessel fred q, she'd which
fell astern. The chase lasted for one hour.
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TIE CROPS IN GEoRaA.-The Savannah Re.
publican says "Our accounts for the last
week, from all parts Of the State, are highly
favorable to the growing crops OF all kinds
Wheat is being harvested and yields hand.
some return, said to be more than an average
Of former years. Corn is growing off finely,
and. under the influence Of the hot SUD, the
cotton is rapidly revIving and holding up its
head. In some sections it was considerably
thhlned out by the frequent cold snaps, but
even in those localities what was left is looking
remarkably we'll At some points in tho up
country there is complaint OF dry weather, but
the crops are yet too young to be affected seri-
ously. Upon the whole. 80 far as Georaia is
concerned, there is no reason to complain"
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SALE OF BANK .Assrrs.-The assets Of The
City Bank, OF Augusta. Ga, were sold at auo-
tion on Thursday. The banking house was
bought by Messrs. ]. J. Cohen b Son. for
SIS 11s. Among the securities sold were the
following: - =. :. -
Ten bonds South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, per cent, 500 each, at ~.
Nine Memphis and Charleston Railroad Go n
pany, fret mortgage per cent. bonds, May
and November. N000 each, at 83s.
Three bonds Macon and Brunswick Railroad
Company. endorsed BY State Of Georgia, per
cent, $1,000 each, at 81.
Fifty-eight bonds Mnscogee Rllroad Com;
peny, now owned by Southwestern Railroad
Company. z per cent, $500 each, date Of April,
1862, at 90a. a.
Fifty shares Of Augusta Factory stock. at
the following figures: 10 shares at $l69, ID at
$160 30, and 80 shares at $162.
Sixteen City Of Augusta per cent. bends,
$500 each, at 80.
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The emigration from Liverpool during the
week ending May Is. ills reported, Was OF the
most extensive character, the great bulk Of the
emigrants consisting Of persons from B. emen
and other German ports. SIX steamers sailed
during the week and the number Ut pdeseu-
gers was 7155. Of whom 4063 were fom the
Continent OF Europe, and the remainder Eag-
lish, Scotch aud I1sh OF twelve ships whloh
called fen we're un Ter the provisions Of the
British Emigration act, and sailed for Ameli "a
With 1904 passengers; whilst two. which sailed
not under the act. clrued out slxty-one pas
aeneers. were destined for the Brszi.s and the
West 0indi 8. The Engllsh papers slate that
the number Of applicants for passage berths
now in Liverpool IL enormous; MANY OF them
ooms from the manuf. .cturiug districts. aid
are bound for the Lowell Mills, Massachusetts,.
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Mdriso.

PARKER Christ Church, on the
eyenino Of MAY Ith, by Rev. JoS FULTON, D. D.,
FRANCIS 8. PARKER, Esq. to Miss LILLE B.,
daughter Of LEwB Frost, Eeq.
HTMobdle Register copy.
MoORE-wINsHITH-A the residence OF the
BRIDES father, near Glenn Springs, spertanburs
District, 8. O.. on the 27th ultimo. BY Rev !. "
MocuILccH. Mr.. BaXrER 3. MOORE, OF Charlotte,
N. G., and Miss KATE .WINSMTTH, Of spartanburg,
g. C. -' |
MOORE-ROsS.-In 7orkviIle, on the 27th ultmo,
by Rev. R. B. ANDERSON, Nc. ALFRED MOORE
and Miss LAURA, youngest daughter OF JOHN N
Ross Esq, all OF York County.
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The following gives the ages Of the lead
ing actresses in this country: Laura Keene ls
fifty-s Z, but looks and acts like girl OF
twenty. Mrs. John Drew is over sixty, but is
sensible. Mrs. Bowers is torty-fve. Maggie
Mitchell is forty-one, and blushipg bride.
Charlotte Thompson 10 thirty-tour. Efie Ger
mon is forty. Kate ReiRDolds is forty-three.
Lotta ia twenty-sIx. Olive Logan is thirty
seyeu. Charlotte Cushmal Is nearly seventy,
and m1iden. Mrs. Davenport is fifty. Lvdia
Thompson will never see thirty again. and
tlon."
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@ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Nam
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and care,
sent by mail free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS
sooI,TIoN. Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hay ~ 9mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
NoIIH N LONDON

LONDON, June &-Kr. Motley yeaterdsy cd
dressed . letter to Lud oa,I sndon, informing
him Of his arrival in Londsp. .Aa officially re-
questing the appointment ofs day for the pre-
sentation Of hie credentials. As the Prince o1
Wales held > ievee yesterday, to-day was named
IS the more fitting time for the ministerial
introduction.
NJ, Moran, the UAlsed States Charge DAT
hfes, attended tho leyee and was presented.
The burden OF NE newspaper articles pub
lished here TO-DAY, on the subject Of Mr. Not;
ley's arrival. Is generally to the edsot that The
writer's fod Ia his speech at Liverpool an indi-
cation Of the spirit ef the instructions given to
him BY President Grant.
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NEWS sxoM WAsH1NaroK.

"A An o-s;,ence .sor ,;,-
"Ae, 80. 20 -. - ."1asoa
ols'ri"4aase s.,1 " ".'ss -. s.o sassos
parsons 70 49, nIS.,. p''1
"'sn os-ass'. " ''o ,S S.S S."- Soe - .
AZ. !. ~ -. .. :.,.~.s -, -,
soaVeo 70 s'tiAe ah'ssS .so eo'eer .1eA WV
who ware Teoensy Appointed afe "'1nars"n.
Inc recent mon oassses -.e 19,,'ne .
sesseenaders1on IN omoi.I e1eaes. "es'' @
ern aen 'ekee nnmoot9'e s'''on .of 'ao pio'
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anAHa Alfoaa THE x1DD1Es.

ANNApo1m, Np.,. June A-President Grant
and family accompanied by Creswell. Coz,
Hoar and . number OF ladies, arrived this
morning In the Tallapoosa from Warrington.
sslutes were fised on their sriva. lhe Presi-
dent is the guest .of Admiral Porter The
town is crowded with visitors. who are attend
ing the exercises Of the Naval Academy. Judge
Humphreys. Of Alabama, addressed the grad
uasing class this sfernoon, aud after yards
President Grant delivered the diplomas. There
are seventy Eight graduates. Five hundred in
vitatlans have been issued for the ball o-night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

There is family residing in Waverly
Place, New York Oity, consisting. OF three per-
sons, whose united age is only twenty nine
years and few months. The physician 9 GER
lIficate describes the father as school-boy,
aged fifteen, and the mother as school girl,
aged fourteen. The child Is only twelve days
old
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-05

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