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This road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of this magnificent
State, and is the only link wanting to connect
st. Louis and St. Paul by direct line, LAT
miles shorter than any other.
1t runs through the great coal fields of South
ern Iowa to the North where coal is indispen-
sable and must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions of the
North, through district of country which is
destitute of this prime necessity.
IT DOES NOT RUN THROUGH WILDERNESS
where it would wait for years for population
to give it business, but through tier Of coun-
ties which are now producing about twenty
million bushels of grain, most of which is freight
for railroads.
Forty-fve miles are Just diminished, and the
Superintendent reports that on the portion
open for business the net earnings are more
than the interest liabilities.
Sixty miles more are graded, and million
and half of dollars have already been expend-
ed on the work.
The mortgage is made to the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., and bonds can be issued only
at the rate of $16 900 per mile, or only half the
amount upon some other roads. Special secu-
rity is provided for the principal and for the
payment of interest
First mortgages upon most railroads are the
very safest investments, and SO far as we can
learn, there is not single completed line in
the Northwest which is not only paying its in
terest, but good dividend upon its stock.
The immense grain and other freights to be
carried away, and the domestic supplies to be
brought in, ensure profitable business.
First Mortgage Bonds for so small an amount
upon road running through such rich and
already well-settled part eff Iowa, can well be
recommended as perfectly safe as we'll as very
profitable investment. At the present rate
they pay about ten per cent. on the invest
ment. Over $4O0, 900 have been taken by the
Company officers and others interested in the
enterprise. Pamphlets, with map, may be OBJ
tanned, and subscriptions will be received in
Portland by
SWAN 81 BARRETT.
Corner Middle and Plum Streets,
and in New York st THE COMPANY'S OF
FICE, No. 80 PINE ST., at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, A WALL st.
Bonds sent free. Parties subscribing through
local agents aciu look to them for their safe deliv-
cry.
Pamphlets sent by mail on application.
49, w. b. sHATTUCK,
..-- TREASURER.
Nov, 26-2mo d&cwis.
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SALE OF GovERNxENT PRoPERY.-Persons
Interested are reminded that sale of govern
mont property will take place at Fort Preble
to-day. See advertisement.
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WE learn of Messrs. Littlejohn and Chase
that the Gertrude" reported as being ashore
on Roman Key is not bark Gertrude" of
Portland, as they have intelligence of her being
ct Havana on the 14th ult
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Italy.


Italy.
TROUBLE IN THE COUNCIL.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-Letters from Rome assert
that the majority of the archbishops, including
MonsigniOr Dupanloup and many of the Ger
man bishops, will oppose the declarations of
the dogma of Papal infallibility. Il
RUSSIA.
DECORATION OF MONARCH.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Dec. 9.-The Emperor
Alexander has conferred the Grand Cross of
the Order of st. George upon King William
of Prussia as proof of the cordial relations
between Russia and Prussia.
Spain.
WARNING FOR HIS HOLINESS
MADRID, Dec. 9.-At sitting of the Cortes
to-day the Minister of State, who attended the
assembling Of the Council of the Church at
Rome, made speech, foreshadowing the poll
cy of the Government He intimated that the
Government would not hesitate to take strong
steps for the protection of Spain in case the
Council should adopt measures hostile to her
interest.
DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE EcUMENIcAL
COUNCIL.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-Many cities in France were
illuminated last night in honor of the inaugur-
alton of the Council of Rome At Marseilles
crowd OF fifteen hundred men made violent
demonstrations against the illuminations-
They marched through the streets singing the
Marseillaise and destroying decorations and
transparencies and committed other excuses.
The police dispersed the mob after making
sixty arrests.
Egypt.
PARIS, Dec 9.-The Viceroy of Egypt has
yielded to the ultimatum of the Sultan and &C.
cepted all the conditions.
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Bosson stock Llss.

United States 5.20s, 1862, ..........."....
/" 1861. ...........,,... 1874
July. 1865. .......... 1881
Vermont Central LIST mortgage bonds ........ 771
Boston and Maine RAILROAD. ................. 1881
Eastern Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i15t
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CONNECTICUT.

CLOSE OF NAVIGATION.
HARTFORD, Dec 9-Navigation has closed
~ o Tue connecticut. Several vessels laden with
tba were were caught here by the sudden closing OF
the Iets t anu must be idle till spring, unless
SAD DEATH
.h S0se pm wnase, painter, who was at work
started for home in the evenino od Monu .i,
severe snow storm, and wandered frnHs t the
road and was frozen to DEATH His hn 1i tne
found this afternoon. "ooy was
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Horses, Carriages, 1

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on lie
~ market lot, Market street, shall sell Horse
Carriages, Harnesses, SC.
Sleighs, Pungs-traverse runners.
Covered Sleigh.
6 New Harnesses.
Blankets, Whips, Cushions, Circingles, Halters,
Collars, &C., &c.
Apl29. +. o. BAILEY, Auctoneer.
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DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE ECUMENICAL

TELEGRAPHlC ITEMS,
Last night the street lamps in Independence
square, Philadelphia, were lighted and extin-
guished by electricity
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Wor,on,c Cough BalSam.

7. ,vond question the very best medicine OF the
H s oe al COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT ana
InNasr Also, for whooping Cough and Troop IN
Cnidren it is the most effective medicine ever u''u
sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
B.F. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor Me.
GEO. G. GOODWIN s. Co., Boston, Agents iof
New England.
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N. o. CRAM,
Commission Merchant.
OFFERS HIS SERVICES FOR THE
Sale, Purchase, and Shipping of
Merchandise.
aen21diatf
Canal NationaIRonI-
Merchants National RANK

THE Stockholders of this Bank are hereby noif al
i that the Annual meeting tor the choice OF nj
rectors and the transaction OF such business as NAV
ON Tuesday, January 11th, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. M
CHAS. PAYSON, Cashier.
/ Portland, Dec. 0, 1863. dc9td
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Freights.

MOBILE, Dec. 4.-Freghts to Liverpool lower and
very quiet. 10 Havre lower and dull. Coastwise
quiet and unchanged. We quote to Liverpool per
sail I'D; per steam via Fernandina and Cunard line
Of steamers al to Havre per sail 1fc coastwse per
sail, &c; per steam via Fernandina to New York 1c
Boston tic, Providence 1tc with insurance by this
route lie " gross.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4-FIeights continue very
dull for both foreign and coastwise. The supply OF
unengaged tonnage is large. We quote by steam,
Cotton to Liverpool 11-16d; to New York q {c; to
Philadelphia tc; to Boston lie % ID; Molasses to
hid. By SAIL Cotton to Liverpool Id; to Havre
1916 a lie; to Bremen 1c W ID Flour to Liverpool
IS Cd ~ bbl; Grain to do In bulk 103 q Id
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For ROckland.

~ Sch. Amelia, Capt. Elioms. For
k1 freight apply to ,v TRUE & Co,
MAN lie commercial Street,
dc8-3t
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2soo bales; Middling upiands 25ic. Flour,saies
1900 bbls.; State and Western dull and declining;
Western 4 65 q 8 25; Southern dull and declining;
sales $50 bbls !; common to choice 60 a 10 co.
SPRING small ~ Winter Red Western O1s 81 a.
Corn 1c higher; sales AZ 900 BUSH; Mixed Western
sl s s West:
ern 63 &c. Beef steady and unchanged; sales GOO
bbls. Pork quiet and steady; sales 400 bbls.; new
% 50 a o. Lard unchanged; sales SD p tieress
steam 18@ 19c; kettle 1911 @ zoe. whiskey heavy
n ns s Il; plSe @
sales 400 hhds.; fair to good refining 10b i1fc Mo-
lssses steady; sales 100 bbs; il, New oflean. 75@
Linseed quiet at 70 q 22I Gold. Freights to Iiy
erpool quiet; Cotton per steamer ! q 6-1ed; Wheat
per steamer ID.
ata7e @ 9 81 for medium. Wheat dull and lower;
sales No. at SCI No. at sS @ sc; IN the after
sse1noon No e s s ba osss aa s sas
frmer; No. at 400 41c cash and 41c seller Decem-
Arm Is &C. am OF
Pork 80 90 seller January and February and 81 25 q
100 seller February for Kettle. Green Meats-sides
lac. Dry sailed shoulders life. Green Hams Is a
40 a9' q s6Srf fl9 md n Dressed H aoss active
steady at rs q 9 rs common and 10 95 a Ii Is for
extra. Cattle more active at 90 q 81 for common
ping.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 9-Whiskey dull at CSC a 90;
sales at both light. Mess Pork frmer and saleable
at 80 30 and held at 81 co. Bulk Meats quiet and un-
changed Bacon In moderate jobbing demand at
l4ic Tor shoulders and 17A 1Sc for sides. Lard IL
firm; steam 17t q life; kettle 1871 1910, generally
held q tc higher. Hogs closed weak owing to un-
favorable news from other markets and liberal re-
ceipts; receipts TO- 900.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 9.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat heavy at 86ic tor No. and SIC for No. O.
Corn nominal. Oats quiet at 423c for No. 2. Rye
steady at Toe tor No. l. Barley unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
HAVANA; Dec. A.S.Tonnage is plentiful and mar
ket quiet. Bark B Walker. for North of Halter
as, gets 90 tor Moasses and 81 so for Sugar; brig
r s Hassell gets % % 100 gals Molasses. Lumber.
White Pine scarce at $26 to $28. Box Shocks In de-
mand at q 81 reals; hid. do becoming ecarce at is
g II; Molasses II q IS. Sugar Hoops dull at S4S to
$50.
LONDON, Dec. Glib A. M.-Consols 924 a s21
for money and account.
American securities States5-2o's 1862 cou-
pons, S. do 1866 83f; do 1867, s5t do 1o-40s 81;
Illinois Central shares, 99a; Erie shares, 204.
LONDON, Dec. 9-Evening. returns of
the Bank Of England show that the amount Of spe-
Gle in its vaults has increased e23000 during the
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Es IE; ratNak ST1.
Harley NeWcOmb,
OF Boston, will give EEL
Grand Concert !
CITY HALL
Friday Evenissg, Dec. 10TH

The artists engaged for this concert hch is one o
the series Of Mile Aida Tops Farewell Concertsl
are of the highest order.
ARTISTS:
W'ile Aida Topps, acknowledged the greatest
lady Pianist in the world.
Miss Henrietta Beebe, New York's Favorite
Soprano.
Nj ISIS Jennie e. hull, OF New York, Mezzo-
Soprano.
The N. Y. Suns review says: '"To an exquisite
voice Miss Bull adds the charm OF beauty and love-
illness of person"
Mr.. Barnard Listemann. The most eminent
vionist in this country; favorite pupil Of the
great French and German masters, Vieuxtemps
and David.
Mr.. J. A. Howard, a thorough accompanist.
No pains will be spared to make this entertain.
ment the greatest musical success Of the and
the Director hopes that the taste and good judgment
of the people of Portland will not aew the great
Aida TOpp to visit Portland for the first and only
time she can appear here without generous recog-
milton. The price OF admiss on need keep none
away.
Admission so cts. Reserved Seats Is cts
ETMembers of the Public Schools admitted al
following prices by obtaining scholars tickets, Ad-
mission 80 cents, Reserved seats so cents.
10 be had only at VIM. Paines Music Store Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. It'll, 9Th and 9th
The Concert Grand Piano is from the celebrated
makers, Messrs. Geo. Steck & Co., New York.
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We buy and sell Government Bonds and
receive the accounts Of Banks, Bankers, Cor
porations and others, subject to check at sight
and allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 2O-d&w1ns
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

CLUBS AND STARs.-There were upwards OF
tIrt,-uine ousts persons bavirg no platform be-
fore their doors b. ought up Yesterday before the
Mayor. the minority of whom were fined S. ind lh'
balance clearing themselves by good excuses.
Vim johnson, colored, arrested by Officer Nipson
for cutting anc destroying the harness OF DE- ). l..
Dawson on the night of the 18TH Sentenced to thir
ty days in the Rous OF Correction.
VIM. Green, co;ored. arrested by Officer Reed tor
stealing collars from scoh's, Meeting-strees, was
tur NED over 10 magistrate.
John Davis, coored, arrested by Officers Gray and
Nipson for stealing money from Dir. ]. @. Ciaussen's
Kipg..tree on the night Of the i2th, Was sent To
the House OF Correction for shirs, days
Maxwell Fields, colored, arrested by Ofcers Gray
and Nipson for larceny Of $40 rs from Henry Draine
,oored, on the night of the 17,h instant was held
for further examination.
May Brown, coored, for stealing watch and
money from Mr. McMnhon, in st. Phi ip-street, was
turned over to q magistrate.
Newell Larabee. white. on the same charge n
above. turned over TO magistrate
willism Blair, white, lying down drunk in King
street. Fined IS.
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REAr. ESTATE SALEs.-The following pieces
of property we're ID at auc ion 'esterday:
By Wm B. Ryan oi, twenty nine by ninety feet
with i've story wooden house thereon, west side o.
cbur hstreet, known as No. SO. $3.50. Lot Of land
twenty seven by one hundred, north side P1ncfney
street. o. poslte Church, $3.50. Lot Of land forty.
fvo by seventy.txo, a5jo,nirg the above. s575; al
for cash.
by Lo,ioh & Bruns-Lot. tbitty-nine by one hun
dred and forty.nns, with two story brick dwell ING
Il ereon, Queen.st'eet opposite the engine house
betwee king and Meeting streets, s2soo; half cash
balsnce in one and two years.
BY G. Mcbride smish-snsll dwelling No. q
mith.strtet, near Cannon.ttreet, $3.50; half cash
balance in one and twJ years.
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Hol FOB cuBA.-.We have received the fol-
Lowing lctor from an enthusiastic young American
who with some friends IL ANXIOUS to join the Cuban
aruy. u any one will inform us. in confidence
where the recruiting Office is, the warlike aspirations
OF these Cuban sympathissrs may soon be satisfied;
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
You will excuse tho IL crty take in addressing
tier 10 you but il YOU can We me the deired IT,
tor,Naiion it ill he con'erling great flVor upon
one tn. synpath:zes with tho-c under tyranny and
oppressiol; II is follows: Would 1t ue pos IDLE,
were oma ~ Charleston 10 hnd The recruiting ONCE
of tbs RI yolulio6i ts OF uba. My oject il to JOIN
thcm, mot frcaiN but for Dhught but sympathy
with them. III colsld find recruiting office could
Sako x or eight your men with sas' sna @ all per. M
rsturu mail. By answeriNg. you will .obbge
Yours. rep Chilly,
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To TIE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AID
GEoRo1A-Believing ''WHAsN's'' RAW BONE sU.
pERpHospHATR OF Indr to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superior 10 many.
and being desirous OF having it thoroughly tested.
we have concluded to Offer the following Premiums;
1st For the largest yield of 90 ton nom an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth $780, I'd. For the sec
ond largest yield OF Cotton from acre of land q
silver Pitcher worth $50. Sd. For the largest yield
OF Corn from IN acre of land a Silver Goblet worth
s25
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs'" RAW BONE sUPHRPHosPHATE alone is
used on the acre producing the Yield.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
to furnish eatistacto evidence OF the amount p'o'
ducei on tho acre. and statement Of the manner in
which they applied The manure. limited amount
only of this lhosphate will be dIstrbu ed during the
season Prices delveredo on the cars ut Charleston.
s65 per ton. cash; or $50 for approved city accept
aaces, payable isl November.
GLAGHORN, HERRING CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, s. c.,
and No. Z Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February % limo
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Bishop PkRs1oo's LEcrURE.-The frat OF .
series Of lectures before the ca holio institute this
season for the benefit OF the charity fund Of the
organisation was delivered last evening in st Jo-
seph's Church, Ansonstreet. by the Right Reverend
Bishop Per>ico. His subject was Prophecy"
which he handled in Q mastery manner be ore q
highly sppreciatve audience, amongst whom were
several gentlemen prominent in letters. The best
proof of the merit Of tho lecture TO be found In
the very general expression Of an intention on the
part Of hose present to hear the remaining lectures
al the oouYsa
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TO THE RICE FAorcRs or cHARLEeToN.


The undersigned pL' Ga, ors OF rice respec fuiy
tiercps be disco nnued. and an additional price DO
nut upon the gram 10 the costs ofthe package
In esepti 4 Tbs matter, we call ur attention
to the o wig considerations. which We tust wil
be sufficient 10 fleet The cha, ge which We and our
correspondents earnestly desire:
l. Rice, We believe. is the only product OF this
country, sold III our market, on which there ID q
ecpara o charge 'or package
q. The &c u II Gust OF hoesheads and barrelsis
much greater than he eIoi bl,art triee or rice
tierces and YET the purchaser Of su.ar, bacon mo-
lasses and wskev. 10 never charged BY The factor,
packer OF siiller, with the cost o: pecks.
g. The sellers of rice in New York. Philadelphia,
Boston, Baltimore, new Orleans, 81. Louis Chicago.
and al other large business centres do not eiarRe
Tor tierces, and have repeatedly complained oil the
said charge in this market
L. It the interest Of the planter. the factor,
and tho purchaser. that the Western demand foI
ca, olna rice be diverted from !orthern cities and
brought to the Planters mai kets. Charleston and
Savannah.
Our railroad and steamship companies offer hoer.
al facilities TOR transportation OF rice to every part
of The county, and ask that The factors OF Charles.
ton who have always been alive ~ the interests oi
the oity, will remove an obstacle In the way Oh Q
more extended trade.
T. TuPpER & Sons. KIsG GIBBoE.
YNRY CoBIA Co. +. NTTTE q Co.
RNRY B1soHorF Co. lPoRcHER HENRY.
JAMIs CgApMAN lGEo w. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
!. II. ". DEwEEs. JACOB :. ScHIRMKR-
WEST JoNFs BuDD BLAKE
srREEr bRoTHBRs & Co BERIARD O'NEML
scnEyEN N1sB T.
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SALE OF STEAMERs.-lho steamships Emily
B. souder and Noneka SO well known in this city.
were sold at auction " sterday in New York. The
former brought thirty Ave and the later thirty
thousand dollars. These pros were extremely
low, as they were 10th excellent vessels. Thoir
nurrhasera are not announced.
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Ayers Catiartic Fills.

tOh ALL IuE IOhIOoEAO VI u hI1Ah1
PHYSIC.
Are 30 composI d that dlscase within tho ran :e o.
their action can rare with .,and or evadr them
Their penetrating properties solrch. aud Gle Use
and invigorate every portion OF the human orsaa'
iEm correcting its diseased action and restoring its
healthy vitaIities. ASA consequ, nee OF these pro-
dc ties tho iuvalld who bowel dowu with pain or
phy.ic debility IS ssonished 10 id his hellih OF
energy res,orod by 4 remedy ut oros so simple and
inVid 6.
not only do they euro thc everyday complaints
OF everybody, but also many formidable aud danger
ous diseases. lhs agent below Nam d il leased to
fur.i>h gratis my Amer eau N nae. contaiuiug
c. rtiicates of their cures and directions lo their
use in the foowlI comp a;nts: Costiveness,
Hear burn HoIdaoI. arising from DISORDER OF
stom. ch Nausea Indigestion, Pain In and Morbid
Inaoil of the Eowes, Fla ulsnoI, Loss OF Appe-
tte, Jaundice, and other kindred c0m"laints aris-
ing from low state OF the body rue i'm OF
it funoIions. They an excellent .lter4tve Tor
thc renovation OF tue bio vi aud the restoration oil
tone aud strength 20 the tyscm debilItated by dis
ease.
PREPARED DY
Dr.. J.. q. AVER cS CO.,
Lowell: Mass.
Sold ut wholesale. by DOWIE IL NOISE,
Charleston, S. c.. and by kctaii Druggists every
whore. fln"3mos Dao Do"c'~ber o.
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GATE PLATFoRMs.-The number OF persons
who have becu ,epo,ted for not hlving platforms
before their gatew-ys. and who have been compeieo
topsy the fine Of Ave dollars. sloul1 admonsh every
one to attend to This requirement OF tho city ut once
There is, We learn. resu ar ail from the ponce
70 spy ont deiinqu. nts in thus resntcs
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THE STATE CoURT-aoN. r. B. CARPENTER
p.ps1pHa -.TuuRspAY, AARon 1s.-IN Eou1r1.-
The call of tie docket was continued, and tho entire
dzy consumed in hearing arguments upon causes Oh
no public importance.
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A GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AED GIFT
Entertainment Of he Charleston Riff men society
will be given ir the South Carolina Hall, for three
nights, commencing Oh the slst inst number OIL
ape prz to be distributed can be seen at the jew
cir, establishment CT Mr.. A. b. Hayden. King
street, where tokets can be had. well as of ,he
members Of the society.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

TIE MnsTnELs delighted large audience
Iass night, If frequent spplause be any sign OF ap
preciation Less time spent in collcquy and witti-
eams not always the very freshest would be an i'm
proverncnt. The dissolvng views are really fane'
and will crafty all who attend.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES 7HYS DAT.

WILLIAM MCKAY WI, sci! at 10 o'clock. at his
sale GROOM Meenpg.s;ret firm urs crocketS, &C.
G.. McBBIDE SMITH Will sci' as ~ u tosA 'oa t-nio
saIa,room. Uroa,..s rec, horses, veh ces, 1crni-
tare. &r. ,.,.,,,, a., iba-
their salsslc IN, corner Aleeting and Wen'"of'n
streets, chairs, Gro kery, C.
M,Irs DRAKE viii srli 1T 10 O'Clock, IN his store,
corner King and .itelty sueets, boots, shoes and
Inku
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 49,
Hon. GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsDNa-Ths pei-
ten Of J. B. steadmau and Vim. Munro, to oompro-
misc debts, was referred to Registrar Clavson. W.
J. Daniels, John D. Pearson and John 7. Spith wore
finally discharged in bankruptcy. Thomas Bril-
man, G. A. " ea;he ly, Henry 3. 0dom. John Odom
and Travis Quick petitioners for final discharges and
final hearing to take pace beo ethe court was set
down for the 2eth April. Tho cases Of Samuel j.
Roid and Nasa Rggipgs for final discharge, were re-
fsrred to Registrar Clauson. The Registrar report
ed on the petition OF j. B. steadman and Vim. Mum
70 to compromise debts. and 1t was ordered that
their prayer be granted, provided the assent Of a
majority of the gene al creditors can bs had.
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THs DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND CON-
HxaorAI CncuLAR will be ready for delivery at our
countanr room at nine O'Clock his morning. Single
COPIES five cents. Orders for ten copies and over
win be filed at the rate of two aud half cents per
soSsy.
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THE FEAST OF ST. JosFPH.-To-day being the
feast of St. Joseph there will be service In st Pauls
Church, s,ciey.stree, and tie hight Rev. Dr. Per-
siso will preach, at nine A. NJ.
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FREE ScHooLs.-We have from Mr. E. Mon
tssue Grmke printed COPY OF the annual report OF
the Board of Com missloners OF Free Schools for
tho year ending September 30, 1865. An aosuact Oh
the report has already been published In 1HE NEWS
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AT KLNE's cheap fruit store. Ne. 3S9 King
street, more of those nice tamarinds arrived; also
very largo and sweet Mrssina oranges. lemons ant
beautiful English walnuts.