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Rich and Poor.
From Once q Wei.

I'VE 5on 1tana on on r. brink Of the 'pirtw
T. shs @ est sef Sc ne
Hast thon set Thy honse In order Alright
For the visible advent OF the night ..
So we'll Now tell me- Tor what thou Erievest
Most deeply: What treasure has HE bestowed
and dretaIen! What losses lie back on Ita road -
"lossesl nay more than my fast failing breath
Can reckon, ere hnshed in the silence Of death.
It's bloo and il aeaith, il frcshness @ "a and heat.
Thu, this was th nrsti
Then Love, The inusion,-she gtlded deceit.
Whose barb frctted sorest, the snare was 20 sweet
And so tenderfy nusst.
1Ren Rank ~ sna Ruls,.teE .ae nations oowcd
NJ Tns1 ~ r'Iss Misa n 'moetinS ainsnE laughter
And wealth followed next Ah. my gold, precious
The Last Q! my trcasurca escaped from my hold!
The deep tnsatlate greedy sea,
Swallowed my priceless Argpsy!
Such A1e n5 fos.es! What Of fh1nc7"
life gave me but lis,c, I toued nom MT BIRTH
Lie gave me no childhood glad, happy, and free,
Care came to my cradle, ani rocked With me.
But my dearest gift was bestowed At fEEt
Ihe mother who bore me, who watched hnd DufHt
NV earliest g5aef, ny earliest loss
Lie underneath the ruuSn-hewn crosa
Next tcrpW Ming bliss Of human life),
Came down, direct from hcaren, q love
Soft, tender, a. the brooding dove
Embodied In the sweetest wife
That ever male owly nook
Shine lite page from heaven 4 own booE1
Deafi in thine caEiy death, the second
Of my ilfe.s loascs may be rccloned
Ny earthly riches did comprise
hut thc.Irtght gems Of loving eyes:
NJ only wealth, the golden hair
That fell IN tenslr4l cnrls, NO fair
The kindred sunbeaEnB loved 10 llI1Uer,
And point them out with loving nngesl
Ny little chiid-,ayt gift-last loss
Eull do thcr glcam MY sleep acruss!
, There are the gifts, Lie gave-and took,
And what Of these treasures will Death restore
At the open valves Of the heavenly door =
"wIu he give back my power, my raak, and
name,
| by falke lost love, rny earthly fame:
NJ gold Won buck from the deep dask sea,
Win death give these treasures back to mo-
To ny eager grasp restoreT
! No! craTe this tfross Of the cs1tn In Win
Immortality gives not bocA again
| These weeds on our long life shore
| On the g1tdJ verge Of thtne aW full scA,
| Oh, me1rtfuI Death, Ia there uouGht for ne -
sand what dost thou render back,
| OF the three dear treasures yielded thee,
| Oh Death has thou stored them up for nc
In all the bloom Of the better lnnd
| Three glorious angels waiting Stand
| To greet me at the door!
| To0r have becn 10 llle's golden droas,
| But love, my only human loss,
| In Heaven IL a priceless stone:
| No thief could rar1hh, moth could frct
! The gems and gold IN that treasury set,
Or cankertpg rust ticcaJl
| Friend, tell me which Is the nch-thc poor
| Thou OF / I"
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One OF the c1pre<a companies WA placed IN
charge or bax ter days aimee marked - fol-
lows:
E1pre4Smxn pray Jou pa1co nothing upon II 4;
TIA Hlndc OF r1bbon, 6sr1N and {eAtneI.
Tho whole with = postage ssAtap tadtcoeo 70
1ts owne1, a darnsel, Is youthful md fa.r:
But, Ike Flora lcFf1nsey. has nothing ID
NcAl. .-
Beware, heu, E1pecs5nanl WAN Jou sase
hcndt
And jorWs.d ehla bonnet with care and VITA
gpeod."
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Ncw Style OF ,D=nwtnK-Room Cha-
FMdes

novel plan OF drA~tns-toon eoasades Is tins
described by correspondent: The curtain OF lhe
back drawing room was t1Awn aside, and VIC were
rather surprised 10 sec nothing but q wooden
roCktnc-norse on tho temporary staSc- We were
told TO gucss ~ island IN ta- Greek Archipelago.
Ar,es some demur one udtvtIcal brighter thaa
The rest, exclaimed - Delos-tecl Arr>." Right ::
Playing to the astnaisned lookcrs-ou the ycfJ
Identical, rrrprcsstnlt roc 1tng.h W1th bis
bead IN the contrary dtrcc ton We WcFc
Archipelago Tnerr WAS dead silence Some
one yAnly suggested :. Cnsos.' rnis7ronounoe.i
eh5 korx, but that woold not do. tor the !e,t
hone was as steadJ as old time. AZ length =
small hoy, late froto school: exclaimed "Samos i,
auidst .pars Of laughter The next Hcene v1s q
po.tlJ eenuemsn Of nldtle age, who Was met By
q young er., who kaid: Doctor, I am E!sd to
meet J0u-" A wosl Of Eve syllhb.cs Give II az.
:. .Aetapnyslctan-uet . physician" The cuEtNo
fell, and x. again drawn np-onlJ to exhibit tne
same po1tty Ernucuan and tue S1ll meenn9 A1o;;
store" vas the Eotuuun-
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or night IN order that The css1 may have the pr,z-
leec OF always hearing and enjoying that lnstru-
Gcht which Is tao nra-css approach 10 'hr!t natG-
fal voice."
II any Journal can Rtvc US Information Of a
hear nj W
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Ode
Fjen he Dktop .4dctrtixt,

Sung on TIE nea<sn Of Decorating Tie Gr0res at
nc SLr ir1st< Dtaf at ah1hot&d Ctnssttrp,
CAdrtsAton, t1,IL Carnljro.
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F1er The Dk a.on 4dctrfistT.
Tie folIoxtn. poem wns written oy Hent7 Tin
ROD. Eouth Ca:ollnA poet, who died about . yeal
hSo- The reader Ia not required TO be q defcndel
OF the "fallcn raase In order to appreciate thu
stEgu1ar1y n1c AelinS aud noble expression whIct
The vefse6 They were greatly I'D
nircd BY the laSe Governor Andrew, who e!ten 70
peaied them 10 lls fr1cnds-ihe last time but h fev
scftrs IN the hAadxntiug Of one Of his chllfri
that the poem Il copied hero:
Sleep swcc45 IN your humble graves
Sleep, HayI5rs Of fallen ca1sel
Inorgh yet no II afhlc column croyes
The pilgrim here 10 pause.
In seeds OF ls1sel u the earth
The blossom OF your fame u blown.
AMI Rotacxncre waiting lor III birth
Tbs shaft Is In the stouel
Meanwhile, behalf the tardy years
Which keep II Hust yorr sturted tumbs
Behold! your sisters bring their tcarss
And these memorial blooms.
Small Mhutest but your shades vii smile
Than when sore cannon tuouideFed Ht1o
Shall overlook Tits bay
etoop, angela, h!thet from the stles!
Tnere Is no hoLcr spot Of ground
Than where defeated rnlor Elea,
By mourning beauty crownedl
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"iIuAband.'' ....
AlSTics dared a quick, h.lf-dedant Gtancc ut
the TWO lsdy passengers who hsd noticed dd not
A!sslea, and sad. s.avely; .So-sss i'm" ~
asy oasr 4ss Rasaoe sa,oana LOOKED IS
su1etedlJ at The n1e; and the tail InAn appar-
ently turned his e{es !nxatd for sesi-sappest a
very iu1cct:ons, broke the silence "Coue, she
said, nr:skiJ, "yoa must b hungry. "no1 eeas
H. ss = hep sk n 6! & 1a,antse In ,sr mo-
msns 1pea ~. ~ ss saa " Gesn IN nsa
auors duty OF slic.n9 bacon ~1s assigned; and
the 1udge lent each .nA0 hls 50 od-hunored md
~ s.uaniE sas ON Ana
SET tic table with MI the available czocke.T, we
ID oss L stS 6 II, aas ~; "a
| pe.rd together In the corner, az the
;o.spe WIG a,ssr9 - !ss,i ts:tr'ea o,n2s1. ~
] sauon, from lis e1ea Above. In lie bright bias.
M M We could sec tha. the valls wefe papeftd
tastc asd disessml nation The furniture Wi cx-
| tcn,ror:ed+ And adspted from c2atlc boxes and
| packing cases, Gnd eoyeteA WITH gaI caltoo o.
! herIrts jim Was an ingenious Vaz!as.on Of nour
! barrel There Vas peatnesa and eFen taste fof
| The picturesque to DC seen IN the few desAus o.
II ne lem meal vas culinary saceess But more, n
| VIA social tr1unph-ca,ety1 th!hk- owing 70
Ms raEs ~ o1 ~ aSsa ~ s1eS n .ae Ie
throughout Erznfncss that re}ecsed the idea OF
q ssr 3; con- eu1 R s. % q IL
cverJ thing but ou1 host and hostess It mus.
elegant rarely grammatical and shat q. tines sne
rscI eIrIettses. the use Of which had generally
sss i e's s as} asa
u.1.aly followed By y a1SaA laugh peculiar tl
N,Eg!e.-eo fraok ana honest taat It reecpcd &c
| clenr The moral Atmosphere ..
once, daring the meal, we heard noise TIE ths
oi tic no1sc- TIL, WIS shortly solowe! By .
sssa1sasa sosa1 sd 4! Assies Il fv TO oer
sns etances: = *o0id Jea uss u see n,a:' ".
,9ss .n Soaa sssss n.sTn se II ss Sno aai
Tiscd himself On bis hAuneaes, With his fo:e?aK.
banging down In po2u!A, sftttnde Of mendlcan
yusulaI a % ressmoiaaoe II lis manner 70 Ione nll
"Thas1 ny ~a:eA.doS. ssla NiSEiss 13 - u Gp41aa ~ ~
nf1 ~o e s'as asssea mo nas 1'e Come
ssd n: ed iseetJ iseeta . TIC sasaaos, JoeqalaS
nad led and ciored the dooE On Er.a x.aes. ayos
were N nig 1uex thai 5os9atn g g s, 5397 :; fansan'
ros1e ~ .esS ysq s:oppsa psssa se 5sas
.Wnh me" szld AlScleA - Lord love Jou
he uets round WITH me nights Ike as Il he wa
70 weec client for \ few mouenta, and nstenes
tn nc w1nd. Perhaps we ~ had the sacoe pscsuS
sso.tor. nIof MtxHie8 waking through tae rAtn
~eoas. Hnn her sa1gc guatttsa 1t her slde n
SnSce4 remember, said bometanX about E0A N
; Lon; but AiRE:na rccelved Il - sae d
oth.r co,optitnAnta, With gules g11yfN
Tnethe1 ahe va NteRether unoonseAo3s
~ .drntrzuqp abe exctftd-2ne coud hardly hAF
Lev slc ohnyfope Of Tuba B1lB Ado11auu- De'
1oi b0t ner vs47 fransneEs sogxesaed pTes
ssTrni equsitJ taat wa czoellJ hntsu a2tnl 70 II
Q rnnnVrr f1eu6ezHnl our pArty.
'Th1 ir,cad4nt Of tie besl d1a not add AnosAl0g
1fcrseS' {xyp1 to The crtotou2 Of tanee Of tR on
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q ston OF TIC dttnt-uonte, tn be acted
1ou know the plot Of the Fllies de MarhTe. An
enthusiastic artist fails Into the hands Of a
.s1rauge Wumau,'' who pillsEys him and mocks
him. At icng1h be lares exceedingly III and Is faln
TO die Il the arms Of tender. loving g1s. who,
deeply In love with him, would have made him
perfectly happy II he woold only have turned to
her. In ra.4s, when the play was acted, the
eou1tcsans were highly &tritateA By the portrait
given Of ono ot their oruer, aud some uAnllcssa-
tions were made II the theatreA.
It's 6asd that mos. Of the thcatr.4 In London srr
lustnE money. Tier number u TOO great and
1otaing sup"rsatiycly good Ia gong on. MI. J.
Clarke, the American comedian, Is great favor
lie, and Is tho LIE ot the pieces IN which he ap-
peasA
SEwsFArER GOSSIP.
A haIf-penny evening paper called 1he Echo
IL the Euxzle and torment Of new1-
rspee propr4etor1 II has eight pages OF
s3aout tbrec-{oustns the size Of the New
York Ttne4, l. Is decenily printed, and con-
tatus each eycn:ng nvc or aI original articles.
The editor is Ar. Arthur Arnold. and among the
contributors il Niles Fr1aces Power coooa Tue
news le given In thor paragraphs, oAf II ecnef'
a,Iy th.f In some form or otner. NOW me paper
The material, costs more than 1t Ia SOFA io'
At The Wholesale price, nnd the sose11ase
rncn,s at present are poor. NO psons on 5ns
e,he. and ,nt a tr1de from the 8dveztlseuents,- :
hor does It uve9 Tbs wise men Of the ne"bps
pcn settle II c7esJ time they meet and set
doesnI de. Thousands Of little dirt boys ~
selling IT, ognt after night In the streets, aod "a
exrendi,use u "puah,ng" It Is continued. a.
ready II h1s driven one evening paper oot OF tn'
GeM. cna Il u affecting the Pill Aaa Cafett<'
vsstiy E1penor paper, which holds lib heaa Msn
and which Is ssady 70 explode with fses I'm
thought that It can be touched BY saen os@at!e
HFn7 Mats In 9*h
70 dpuble iu price: othea ths1 !
viii bo Published speedily - morning papes
Only On one point srs 81 agreed. vlA- InA
present 1t u consuming somebody capital u ko'
rate o! several hundred pounds week.
Tne ecu1Inpoz paper called tha QsAsss AAsseaSs
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CUB-IN AFF.iIRS.

MORE TRooPs-rNs1oN1r1cANcE OF THE AMER1-
CAN soUADRoN-REBELs COMMANDED BIZ A
POLE.
HAVANA, March 13.-One thousand troops
have arrived at Cienfuegos. The entire rail-
road is guarded, but the insurgents are nume-
rous and active.
The Spanish commandant at Santa Spirltu
has proclaimed conciliation onded.
The friends of the prisoners departing for
Fernando Pc we're allowed to furnish them
with necessaries.
The insigpi6cance of the American squad
ron, compared with those of England and
France in Cuban waters, has excited derision
and apprehension.
The fighting is lively in Sagua district.
The Diano, in leader, argues against the
confscation of in sugents' property.
The insurgents are commanded BY q Polish
general, and have burned bridge and torn
up the railroad between San Marcus and
Sagua.
A second expedition will leave soon with po-
litical prisoners for Fernando Po.
There was riot yesterday on Frigurus-
street. One of the leaders has been sentenced
to death, and another to wear ball and chain
for life.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

OFFICE sEEKNa-LoEGSTREET's CHANCES-PAR-
DON OF AN OFFICER WHO HAD NsULTED MR..
JoHSsoN-DEATH OF HON. JAMES GUTHRIE.
WAsH1sar IN, March 1S.-The postmaster
ship of Washington City, q very profitable po-
sition, is pursued by eight patriots.
The order assigning General Sheridan to
Louisiana has not been countermarded.
Commissioner Delano is reported to have
said this morning that he would not recon-
mend for reAoval any reliable and loyal Repub-
ican who has been an honest, capable and ebi-
cient officer.
The Secretary of the Interior appoints as
commissioners Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
MIR. Isaac N. Morris, Of Illinois, vice Frank r:
Blair, Jr.; General Gouverneur r. Warren, vice
General W. B. Buford; Mr.. James F. Wilson,
vice Cornelius Wendell. of Louisiana.
Senators Kellogg aud Harris are reported as
committed to vote for Longstreet's con6rma-
ton.
George Wilkes and Dan Sickles are compeh-
tors for the Mexi,an mission. The chances OF
the latter are the best.
The trustees of the Metropolitan Methodist
Church called on the President to-day, and for
mally assured him that his pew would hereafter
be reserved.
The coin in the treasury is one hundred and
two millions, including twenty-nine millions OF
gold bearing certificates.
The public debt has been reduced three mil
lions since the 1st of December.
No interest vii! be due until the 1st Of May
when thirty millions in coin will be required.
Second Assistant Engineer Sawyer, suspend
ed from rank and duty and put on half pay for
using disrespectful language towards Mr.
johnson, has been pardoned.
Mr. Jeffries, Registrar Of the Treasury, has
resigned.
DR.. Samuel Bard had an interview with the
President to-day, which he reported as highly
satisfactory.
Neither House is in session.
!, There is prevalence of smallpox in various
parts Of the country.
WASHINGTON, March 14.--Until Congress
siona action has been taken, General Ames
will continue to act as commander of the
Fourth Military District and Provisional Gov
ernor OF Mississippi.
Janoert and Dumas, two colored men from
New Orleans, came here in search of foreign ap-
pointments. Dumas wanted to be minister to
Hayti, and LAMBERT wanted consulship. They
have been persuaded, however, that the in
terest of their race demands that they should
stay at home, and lambert is now applying for
the New Orleans asscssorship, and Dumas for
the Baton Rouge collectorshlp.
The chances are equal FOR Longstreet's con-
frmation.
A dispatch from Louisville announces the
death of the Hon. James Guthrie.
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week. He had been living in Anderson for
known know Ito to eve every resident during that time.
Major james Gilmer died suddenly at his resi-
dence near Roberts Church, on Thursday night
last. He was complaining for scarcely half an
hour before his death. Major Gilmer was one
of our most highly respected citizens, and at
one time represented this district in the Leg
islature. He was 76 years of age. Mr.. Robert
Smith, another estimabe citizen, died yester-
day morning, ut his residence four miles east
of this place, in the 18th year OF his age. He
was taken sick at 8 o'clock on Tuesday, and
lived only about twelve bours."
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nT A MALARIOUS MONTH.-MARCH,
that gives us new President, is also The inaugural
month Of many harrassing disorders. Entan gled in
its fogs are the seeds OF coughs, cods and OF that
alienation Of frigdity and fire, moro widely known
than admired, called fever and ague. The only
way to avoid these "ltle unploasaDtnesses," is to
render the system strong enough to fight of the st
mospheric poison that produces them, and the
best way 10 endsw 1t with this repellant power Ia
to tone IL with lO5TRTTER'5 STOMACH BIT
TE1S.
If wayfirer were credibly informed that r'li.
fun was waiting 1T the next corner, he would doubt
less turn in his tracks. md take aafer route to bis
destination. With just about the same amount OF
trouble the attacks OF diseases prevalent OF this sea-
son may be cvadcd. Nay, tho trcublo will be less,
for drug stores lio in every ones route. and every
respectable druggist In the Union keeps on hand
HosTETTERS BlrTERS. The article is staple
of trade, and 1t would 10 as easy to find grocery
without sugar. as the store Of apoihecary without
this popular tonic remedy.
In view OF the experience Of Tie nation with re-
gard to the article, during the space OF twenty
years, it seems almost unnecessary to rscapitulate
it. merits to Americans. But Is our population is
increasing a. the rate OF o couple of millions
year, in the natural way and by immigration, 1t may
be as well to hint to The rising generation and new
arrivals (thc old settlers know all about it) that
HosrETrERs STOMACH BITTERs is the most
wholesome and potent vegetable tonic ever manufac-
tured; that 1t is specific for debility, dyspepsia,
bousncss, and miasmatic fovsrs; that 1t prevents,
ss well q, cures, these complaints and their com.
pcations: that 1t Is not bad to t2ks," and s absc
lutsly harmless Bto March u
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SpaRKS FROM THE WIRES. !

The Georgia Legislature has reconsidered
The Fifteenth amendment, but will probably
adopt it this week.
The Feuians of Chicago have assessed every
1risbman and every Irish woman in the city
ono dollar each to change the present arms OF
the organization to breech leaders.
1<Dr. Mudd, the famous Tortusas prisoner IS
on his way North. ,.
The Chairman of the Virginia Republican
State Central Committee refuses 10 ehaet:' mo
nominations of the Petersburg Con7onsl"n'
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~UNDER AUTHORITY GRANTED ME
as Commissioner by the Legislature Of South Caro-.
lima, the books are hereby opened THn DAY, at the
Banling House OF the South Carolina Loan and Trust
Company, the Southwestern Railroad Bank. for
Subscription to the Capital stock of the VAUcLUsE
MANUFACTURING CoMPANY-the whole amount
being Ave thousand shares Of the par value of one
hundred dollars each. JAMES ]. GREGG,
March is mwfi0 Commissioner.
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fanfral Tptirfs.

ale The Friends and Acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM PRosTOR and of their
family, and also of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. BLACK and
family, are requested to attend the Funeral Services
of the former at the Unitarian Church, Archdale-
street, THIS AFTERNOON, at Four O'Clock.
March is
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@yWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
from the Moyuuc Districts OF China The choicest
chops Of GREEN End BLACK TEAS of new seasons
which arc unriyalled for their strength and delieacy
favor We warrant our TEAS to be pure and un-
I'D serated, and 10 give general satisfaction As we
are constantly in receipt of large carsoes Of Teas, We
arc enabled to oncr TO he public the finest chops Mt
arrice that many dealers offer inferior Ten at. A
trial and comparison will at once prove this asser-
ton, and it only remains for the public to judge Of
themselves. WIN. 8. CoRWN Il CO.,
No. 27D Kinu.srcet
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Spffial Aotifts.

ag ESTATE NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate Of the late Cap
tain s. c. TURNER, arc requested to present them
properly attested and those indebted to said Estate
to make payment to SARAH L. TURNER,
Qualified E1ccutri1, Charleston, 8. c.
NTor,h TX rnSS
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m NOTIOE.-CONsIGNEES PER BARK
HARRIET +. HUssEY, from Liverpool, are hereby
notified that she has beon entered under the Five
Day Act and all goods not permitted at the e1pra-
ton Of that time will be sent to public stores.
March 10 wm2 RAVENkL OO.
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March 10

aSTRE EXTENT 10 WEIGH rHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is carried on In this coun-
try makes it tho duty OF the purchaser to investi-
gate the merits of the article offered for sale It is
we'll known fact that many Of the Brandles, Wines.
&C., are manufactured from french Extracts, Essen
tal Oils and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
, ho public justly suspicious Of nearly every
thing put up for sale under the nnmo Of Liquors. and
the trade has been brought into disrepuc. and In
order to insure to those who desire Pure Article, 1t
Is only necessary for to say that we Import Direct
oil Brandics, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
fecily puro rs originally imported.
All Bottled Liquors bearing the labels Of ". g.
cORW1N CO., can be rehed upon as being pure.
NB-Purchascrs should noicc that the Paper Cap
over the cork is not broken We pay for Bottles that
have our labels on Ono Dollar per dozen, when re-
red.
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MEXICO.
CHRONIC ANARCHY.

CHRONIC ANARCHY.
SAN Francisco, March 1S.-Acapulco ad7i-
ces report Jau-ezs situation as critical. The
available forces are limited. There is no mo-
ney in the treasury.
Outrages continue. The perpetrators are
unpunished.
Alvarez declines to go to the capital and re-
fuses to account for the custom receipts.
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February ]
FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FRRNANDINA AND JACKSON

VIA SAVANNAH, FRRNANDINA AND :AGKSpN-
VILE
N0A THE FIRsT-CASS STE. rsR
,EAfSs5S1fE - DICTATOR, Captain L. M. roxrrTxR,
Will sail rom Charleston every 4sesoGy ese .g. 1t
Eight O'Clock, for the above points.
The Hrstclass Steamer CITY POINT. ;aptno 0n.
T. MoNELTY, will rail from Charleston evc-G S7tsr.
day Evening, at Eight O'Clock, for above poiofs.
Connecting with the Central Railroad ut aag4 Iuah
for Mobile and New Orleans, aud with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at Which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensacola Key West and Havana
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Bsn steamers connecting toih r.. S. Hdrt's steaH
ers Oetawaha and Griffin for Silver Springs and Lake..
Griffin, Esistts, Harris and Durham.
All freight p1yable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at rs
aid expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage epgacemcr I, apply to
J. D. AIKEN c., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals aud staterooms.
November IL
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amount of the bonds so by him retained until
all shall be delivered.
Senate bill to authorize the consolidation
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
Company and the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road Company and to amend the charter OF the
same. was read third time, passed, and order
ed to be returned to the Senate, with amend
annt
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FROM THE STATE CAPIT4L.

The Louves and Fishes-Resolutions of
the Indignation Meeting-A New Slate
for the South Carolina Ofices-An tho
Names-The Appropriation Bni-The
Chatham X abroad Bill.
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@rJ. s. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER &
MaRIIN will be pleased to see his trieris and Gus
toners at WI s. OORWLN CO., No. T5 King.
street, between wsatnorH and BeasfIn.