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PEDDLING PARDONS.
why the Disabilities OF Southern Men
arc NOT Removed.

Mack writes from Washington TO the Gin
cinnati Enquirer:
Peope must not misunderstood the motives OIL
Congress in refusing to grant general amnesty,
and preferring to pass bills every new and then
giving pardOns to speclally-named individuals;
This course is pursued for purpose bascr and
more vile than mere politics. Not alone thot tney
are thus enabled to drum up recruits ior tne nc,
publican party In the South by excluding all who
lean to the Democratic party from the privilege
OF amnesty. The chief object Is TO Keep
open the door for corruption anu oriDery.
A general amnesty would yield no mo-
ney: individual amnesties can be, and often are,
made source OF revenue 10 the men WHO deal
them out. cannot ssy positively that any meni-
ber OF Congress has been paid directly Tor secur'
ing the insertion OF name IN Oil amnesty Dill,
but can say that persons have paid as high as
800 for that privilege. The money is paid TO the
influential friends OF Radical members OF the Re-
construction Committee; and take IL tnat tnis
state OF affairs Is not entirely unknown TO those
members. Men come here from The Soulh TO get
their disabilities removed. They want 10 be eli
gible for offce OF some kind. They are very soon
directed TO some one who can nave their names IN
serted in the next BILL and for this insertion they
are willing to pay liberaly, Their money IS taHen--
nor do | believe 1t all goes into ih' pockets OF
the men VITO first received 1t. These are facts ol
which eve. = member OF Congress IS aware. Time
was when the mere suspicion OF this truth Wouiu
have called for q searching investigation. But
corruption stalks so shameessly abroad, anu so
penetrates every department Of the government
noW-from the Executive who sells his Cabinet
positions TO the highest bidder, to the bureau ches
who eXtort dollar donations from the starving
clerks under themthat 1t is dangerous to start an
inquiry. because it is impossible to tell where II
will stop or TO what it will lead One OF these
days the people will wake up TO the TACT that erea-
ter crimes may be committed against nation by
thieves disguised In the livery OF loyaily lha. U!
brave men wearing openly the uniform OF re-
hellIOn
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, December 90.

WASHINGTON, December %.
The Mexican Commission have as yet made
nolegal decisions; in fact, the court is not yet
organized, an umpire being absent-Cushing, who
represents Mexico objecting to the American,
and Ashton, who represents America, ooJccting
to the Mexican nominee. The nomination q
umpire has been referred to the English Minister,
Thornton.
This mornings Chronicle says: 1.-The state
ment from this city to the New York Tribune.
and published in that paper Of yesterday, impu-
ting certain views and purposes on the Cuban
question to the President, Mr.. Fish, Secretary OF
State anu Senator Sumner, is, in all its asser-
tions and inferences, utterly without founda-
tion.', The statement alluded to is as follows:
There comes q report in reference to Cuba from
such welnformed and usually trustworthy
source that your correspondent does not feel az
liberty to disregard 1t, although 1t IS SO important
and unlocked for that he does not feel at liberty
to credit it. 1t Is TO the effect that the admnls-
tration has now under earnest consideration the
propriety Of changing its course with reference
tHSuba, and speedily recognizing the belllgerent
rights OF the insurgents. This course Is impeled
by the evident feeling OF the people OF the country,
and the temper OF the majority In Congress- me
report further states that secretary Flsn anu sen
ator Sumner have expressed, within three days
past such views as would indicate changing
policy toward the Cubans, and higher conh-
dence in their future. The President has been In
formed by leading Republicans in Congress that
the country is greatly dissatisfied at the Cuban
policy Of the administration, and one OF the lead
ers OF the House assured the President that 1t
would be impossible to prevent in Congress severe
criticism Of the position assumed in the message
when the holidays were over, unless some early
and favorable action were taken on the Cuban
subject. In further evidence OF the probability
of the change indicated, Senator Sumner has
assured a gentleman OF high position that ne
was prepared to sustain the recognition OF
Cuba as soon as he became convinced that that
republic was committed to emancipation. In
the same Interview, the senator intlmated that he
was now more favorably impressed on that point.
The administration is in possession Of official
copies OF President Cespedes' proclamation OF
November 80, and OF detailed accounts OF the ope-
rations OF the Cuban army under Gen. Cabadas,
the favorable character Of which documents may
have had some effect. The foregoing information
is not derived from Cuban sources no member OF
the Junta, or any agent thereof. SO far as Is
known in the city. But If the information lndi-
Gated in this dispatch is worthy Of belief as It ap-
pears to be, there is little doubt that the govern
ment win soon accord the rights OF bellgerency
to the Cubans. The writer, however. does not
vouch for the statements, but transmits them on
account OF their Importance.
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SPARKS FRoM TIE WIRES.

The revenue yesterday was s32o,o00.
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Richardson
goes out OF ONCE positively on January !.
Senator Pratt, Of Indiana, has resigned.
1t is now said that the decrease in the public
debt hardly reaches ss,oeo,oo0. 1t was about
$40, 900 little while ago.
It is reported that Postmaster Cresswell has
contracted with the Williams and Grlon and
National steamship line for carrying the Atlantic
mails.
large number OF vessels with cargoes from
foreign ports have arrived at New Orleans;
among them the new steamship Statesman, OF the
New Orleans and Liverpool line.
DR.. James Dove, OF Richmond, is dead.
The Richmond Chamber OF Commerce have Pc
titloned Congress to release from the payment OF
the revenue tax whlskey or tobacco which may
be destroyed by fire or burnt.
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THINGS IN CLARENDON.
Miseegenation-Robb New Relf-
gion.
[rRon OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

[FRoN OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MANNING, December 27
We have had heavy and continued rains for
the last ave days, end TIE country is almost del
uged with water. Christmas passed away as
quietly as any other Cay, nothing unusual having
occurred beyond the popping OF few ire-crack-
ars by the juveniles.
tournament is reported to take place here TO-
morrow, but from present indications the weather
win be inauspicious for this tlme-honored amuse
ment.
Recently q white woman in Plowden's Mills
Township, in this county, was married to negro
man named Johnson, who, under 0eneralGoyern-
or Scott's administration, is figuring here as
magistrate. The same negro has been charged
with forgery but suppose that would be rather
a recommendation than otherwise to the carpet
bag autocrat who wiells the sceptre over our
state.
The negroes have started some kind OF an Or
ganization here OF religious " character, in
which only females are allowed TO offlciate-the
membership being composed OF the same sex.
your correspondent has not yet been able to find
ont the specific purpose Of this new association.
A Yankee freedman's bureau agent named
"Blgger,n had his horse stolen from him in the
SSee sma' hours Of last night by, it is supposed,
one Of his former protegeS. How ungrateful, to
steal from his benefactorl No doubt TIE said
agent has been murmuring ever since he dscov-
cred the theft, Ell tu Br1tte.'
The negroes have held various labor meetings
here but no result has as yet been attained
which will enable them to do nothing and get
81 per day for it.
l wrote you at length month since, and hav-
ing seen no publication OF my letter or extract
therefrom in THE NEWS; have concluded the said
letter failed to arrive at its destination.
FRANZ.
I'VE regret that the letter spoken OF by our cor
resnondent did not reach USED. NEWS.
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cursrsp m1rAr1yENHss.-His imitatiycness

CHINESE IMIrATTvENHss.-His imtativcness
is well Illustrated by the current story that once,
when employed as cook, he saw his mis-
tress break four eggs. throwing one away be,
cause it was had, and dropping the three others
into a pudding. and he never afterwards made
pudding himself without first carefully breaking
one egg and throwing it away Here is another eX-
ample: A San Francisco lady hired Chinese boy
who spoSe no English. The Chinese Keeper OF
the intelligence Office said TO her: Just tellee
him once what you likee him DO every T Taa' i anu
morning when the lad came she pointed out to
him his various duties from cellar toSgarret.
When these were all done she noticed that the
glass OF the transom over the front door was soied
and, showing him the stepladder, made signs lor
him TO clean it. This done, he was dismissed.
But he cleaned that glass again the neXt DAY;
and the next, and the next. At first she iancieu
that he had found some defect in the work OF the
first afternoon, and wished to make II per,e,ct;;
but she soon saw that he regarded it as a part OF
his daily duty. All her attempts TO explain inc
matter to him proved frultless, and sue was
nally obliged to 60 back to the intelligence once
nnd have the Keeper Of It to instruct Inc Doy
that the transoEl was 10 be cleaned not every
day but only when 1t grew dirty.-FTom Use taSs
srtfcle ,srften by A. D. Richardson.
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the subject, but it did seem to me high time
that your people should know that the
warmest friends OF your country among us
do not not sympathize the least with your attl-
tude on the subject OF our differences. Keep tnem
TO dc. 1t is undoubtedly more inconvenient
for US than for you that they should be kept open
and therefore, possibly from the point OF view Of
politicians your government Is ooand 10 get al
the advantage it can out of the position. But
let this he done on its merits; and if you could
let us see that after five years some OF you at
least are able to recognize, If not to appreciate,
what really happened over here while the great
struggle went on, 1t would very much rejoice all
of US who are jealous for the name, and Loyalty
hopeful for the future, OF the great Ango-SaXon
Republic.
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~NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the expiration OF three months, application
will be made for renewals OF the following GER
TIFICATES OF STOCK, the originals OF which
have been lost, viz: In Bank OF Charleston,
No. 1869 for thirty two (3o) new Shares; in Union
Bank, No. - for seventeen Q7l Shares, both above
standing in name Of Henry R. Frost; and In
Planters and Mechanics Bank OF South Carolina,
No. 12779 for fortysix O46) Shares; No. ,22s for
ten t1O Shares, and No. 1924 for two (2) Shares,
In name Of Henry r. Frost, Trustee.
THOMAS FROST, JR.,
decfQ 1amo3 Executor.
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Tile New York Herald Of Monday says; AT
eleven O'Clock Yesterday morning q panic oc-
Cured in St. James Roman Catholic Church, III
James street, which fortunately resulted IN no Sc
rous injury to life or property. Az tne aoovC
the organ, tooS 6re from gas jet, which being
observed by some timid person, the alarm OF hrc
was raised The widest confusion for Il short
time prevailed, the congregation leaving tnelr
the aises beneath, in their effort to escape from
the edidcc. Detective Mahoney OF the Forth
precinct, being in the church, mounted railing
WAS no Immediate danger. which had the effect
or restoring the panic-stricken audience TO their
senses. none OF whom were injured Tie fire WAS
almost Immediately cXtnguishcd by the hrcneii.
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socrc, touching The ra!I in printed muslins

has lust leaked out Spraguc, OF Providence has
in his employ a youug German named Pral, VINO
not long ago Invented method by whita , tMc
nri.;in~ of cotton cloth IN the Providence mills
IS done MT q saving of from one Ia two cents Il
ward. While engaged in his experiment" nc made
n discovery OF still greater Importance, WHEREBY
the bleaching. which now requires inFty -elsnt
honrs. may 0e Thoroughly completed IN mucil
inss than one hour. These discoveries cnaU.,.
Snrague to undcrscil al oiNer manufacturers OF
calc0es, and give lin virtually the control
of the market. PraTs industry anu pra..i
cal scieutitc knowledge havc already been lij-
orally rewarded; but 1t IS sald that his sliaFc 10
The result of the valuable discoveries - mas
made win ee little short CT s4eVo.e9e.
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A NEW DIsEsTA BLIsHMENT.

KNesroN, JAMAICA, December 50.
The passage Of the Church Disestablishment
bill having disendowed many clergymen, they
have resorted to manual labor for a livelihood.
This looks like q oanard We know efno
Nurch dlsestablishment in jamaica whatever
there may be in Ireland And the dispatch is
dated December 3o.l
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THE BYRON USINESS.
A New Solution OF the Mystery.

An entirely new solution Of the Byron mys-
tery is furnished by writer in the Madras Mail,
who says that 'his father had it from one OF Lord
Byrons mos; intimate friends" According TO
this lively correspondent, whose story We ind III
the Echo. Lord Byron, was, In a sense, dcXil."
Incredible as the thing may seem 10 the though
less the handsomest man IN England had sIall
tail pair OF rudincntary horns, ana short, SQUAD
frct divided forwards from the instep Into two
parts instead Of hciEg furnished with toes. Be-
lore he was born his mother had been once great
lv terrified by seeing, when i'll very delicate
state Of health. Tie celebrated picture ol eatai!
Spurncd in the gallery at LII ilaye. ald
lie result had been the iashlonlhS OF her
child 10 some cXtcn: alter the mOns'rouS
form of which TIE sight caused her aiIr!n, ai!d
of which the continuous recollection couii
net he ciiacGl by any means known 10
her PHYSICIANS. At the lime OF her confinement
IT was nj first Suggested that the monstro-iii
should not be suffered TO live, but the chi.ds
BODY, aS Il whole WAS so perfectly SNAPPED, ana
his i;cc - wnndrnusiy beautiful. Thai !ile sd-"cs
tiuu was forthwith pat aside. and England was
not deprived OF wi.at was 10 become III uuc ';liic
one q! lis ci,jcfcs ornaments. ioor adj BfrOH
meyer recovered wholly nom The shock caused d;
her discovery oi what hc, husband really was:
AMI partly through excess of Imagination, parts
in con scuucHcc of bad advice from persons WaO
shall be rlmciess SIZE icll it TO he hes duty 10 in
>ist unnn her husband suhircling himself 10 GER
tam paiaiu! operations i;ut this l.orti ETr"! oe
S:!uai,ly rcfi,, 10 d. lie urged, ard Wi,h COZ
s,!cranc force t.ai he peculiar manner IA "iicA
he were Iii; :i:;,ldlnt cu.li c!rctuiliy hit if"ii
vi.w the rudnviary h r,is; and that, ~ hc ncN-
t.r arp,,.Y in 3. ,,!ic V inu his boots ;::h tr3-
srr- uonr would ever s'i>pcc: tic existence ni
Ms oti, = s;vc;a wtli :AG exception of lis rlc'
In w.!om y placed ln;'ll i. c0nNdeacc.
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NEW VIRGINIA BILL.

q RICHMOND, December 70.
The State Central Committee Of the Radical
seceders win submit a bill to Congress providing
that the Legislature shall meet and take only the
oath prescribed in the Fourteenth amendment,
and after eecting State sftcers and judges shall
adjourn and submit its work to Congress, upon
whose approval the State shall be admitted.
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es- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY

rs- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline tn Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical Dc.
biity, &c.
There is no member Of society by whom ting
book viii not be found useful, whether such per-
son holds the relation Of Parent PreceptOr or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
D. c. sept1 Tyr
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ns- TO PRINTERS.-IF YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding Ruling and Cutting, go 70
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street. oppo
site Charleston Hotel Charleston, 8. G.
decl4 GmOS
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dec30 Q

@PROPOSALS FOR COAL.-SPAN-
IsH CONSULATE, No. 4s BROAD sTREET.-PRo
POsALS will be received for supplying the Span
ish Fleet with COAL according to the conditions
presented at this once, until 10 A. NJ. TO-DAY.
The party whose proposals will be admitted
will have the right to furnish the remainder OF the
Fleet should 1t enter the harbor.
F. R. De MONCADA,
dec3s / Spanish Consul
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mrNOTTOE TO CONSIGNEES. THE
Steamship SARAGOSSA is This DAY dlscharging
Cargo at vandsrhorsts Wharf. All Goods not re-
moved by sunset VIII remain on wharf at owners
risk RAFENEL CO.,
dec1S Agents.
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ns-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHGA CORDIAL.-This article, so well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as a Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, H
now offered to the whole country.
1t is invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without 1t, and none
will to whom its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
D6WIE & NOISE,
oct11 amosDkC General Agents.
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THE COTTON CROP.

WASHINGTON, December 20.
The report of the Agricultural Bureau just
out makes the cotton crop 100000 commercial
bales, fully equal to 900 bales OF 400 lbs EACH
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Ms- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to5the Estate of the late MORRIS Sc
LIGMAN, Merchant will please make payment;
and those having claims against the same will
present tn EN-, properly attested, to the nrder-
signed, at No. South Atlantic Wharf.
F. T. DOWNEY,
dec23 ths6 Administrator.
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as- OFFICE CHARLESTON G A s
LIGHT COMPANY, DECEMBER %, 1ses.-The
Board OF Directors having declared Dividend Of
FIFTY CENTS per Share on the Capital Stock OF
OF this Company, the same will be paid to Stock
holders on and after Monday, 10th prox. The
Books OF Transfer will be closed from this date
until the 10th proX. W. J. HERIOT,
f,ecoo II Secretary and Treasurer.
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ns-THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-

nS-THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-
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1870, for distribution, gratis, throughout the
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an admirable medicinal treatise On the causes,
prevention and cure OF great variety OF diseases,
It embraces q large amount OF information inter
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The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary
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the staple tonic and Alternative OF more than haH
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pages which are also interspcrscd with pictorial
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and farm. humorous anecdotes, and other In
s,rnc;ive and amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the ANIMALS appearing with
the onening Of the year, this Is one OF the most
useful. ard .Edy De had f0r the asking. Tue
pronrieioi:, Messrs. TOSTETTER & SMITH, on
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by mail 10 any person who cannot procure one in
his nciyhborhood. Tie BlTrERS are sold II every
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marriel.

HHYWARD-BEDON.-O Tuesday, December
q, 1869, by the Rev. Edward Palmer, JAMES B.
HEYwARD, Jr., and SALLIE b. daughter OF r. l..
Bedon, Esq.
nS- Columbia Phoenix will please copy.
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--Ccl.r:c sili .3;s have i legend of i i"cciar.-
ch!anircyhtrs e.t-; ~ ra"-"n ~ ?;orHng 'r?ic;s
whc r:ayc' the "ihe .'.' .iit.c'.i '.'N j.. NM:
r,lci the ,u;cu ,.tr..:. temperate: ani - -
Gu=irio.s U..s:r...=.
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dec23 tlls6

M- CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, S. c., DECEMBER 81,
1904 Quarterly Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR
AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Shar; has been
declared by the Board OF Directors of this Com
pany, and the same will be paid on and after
SATURDAY, the 1st January, 1870, OF application
at this ofr1oe.
by order. ). W. RAMSAY,
dec2S tnths3 Secretary and Treasurer.
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ms- OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER Is, 1869.
The Office Of this Company has been REMOVED
from No. 147 Meeting street to No. s4 Hasel street,
Immediately in rear Of the Pavilion Hotel.
T. D. GILLESPIA
dac1s15 Agent.
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ms- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds OF the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January lst, 1870, will be paid on prcsen-
tation at the banking house OF II. H. KIhPTON,
Financial Agent State OF South Carolina, No.
Nassau street, New York. S. W. FISHER,
dpc27 1s Treasurer.
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nB- GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co.
for WATERPROOF TWEED OVER SACKS. for
AZ. dec1S stlth
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deee0

1s-THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
80, 1ss9-This Office will be closed on SATURDAY
next New Years Day. Paper payable on that
day must be anticipated.
THOMAS R. WARING,
dec3o Cashier.
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dec16 Is

@r NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of DR.. J. L. NOW
ELL, late Of ST. James santee, win present them
to the undersigned properly attested, within the
time prescribed by Law. All indebted to said e.
tate will please make payment at once.
dec7 limo L. c. NOVEL;, Exeeutos'
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ar NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST'S
JUMPER TAR for Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
N. B-The genuine article has yellow Labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by q. W. AlMAR, Ageae'
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
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m TICE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
hereby cautioned against credting any OF the
Crew OF the Norwegian Bark SKIOLD, as the
master and consignees will not be responsible for
any debts contracted. ROBT. NURE 4 CO.,
decSo 1 Agents.