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E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 A. NJ. an az
sortment Of household and kitchen furni

T.. tATHRlGHT Will sell at 10 a. NJ. an as-
sortment Of household and kitchen furni.
ture.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at half.
- past P. M. lot ut the southwest corner
of Main and Cherry streets, Sidney.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at P.
PM. house and lot corner of Laurel and
Spring streets, near Hollywood.
JAMES M. TAYLOR will sell at P. M.
several lots on Pine and Belvidere streets,
In Sidney. e.-.r a-.,
COOK &LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock,
on Council Chamber Hill, one " Revenue "
mare, three saddle horses, and four young
mules.
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. M,
on Council Chamber Hill, horses and
mules.
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CLERK OF COURT APPOINTED Upon the
recommendation Of large number of pro-
minent members of the bar, Mr.. John
Draft has been appointed clerk Of the
county and circuit courts of Caroline. MIR.
Hudgins, the old clerk, will be deputy
under the new reQime.
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WHO Will BE THE NEXT POSTMASTER OF
RICHMOND is the question: asked with the Office
seekers and President GRAM; but the question OF
Who shall bronze your old gas-fxtures? has
long since teen settled by The public, MOUNT
CASTLE ia the man, and he can be found at s2c
Broad street.
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HENRIco County CoURT-Justice Alice
presning.-Considerable time was occupied
yesterday in getting venire for the trial
of Pleasant Richardson, one Of the Schur-
msn-outrage negroes.
The jury in the case Of William Ander-
son (aegro), being still unable to agree, were
in the custody Of the sheriff at our latest
report.
John q. Cole (negro), charged with steal
ing cow from William Taylor, will be
tried to-day.
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By reference to our advertising columns this
morningit will be seen that DEvLIN, the c!othier,
has again taken the lead in the opening Of goods
in his lire for the spring Our advice to our male
readers is for them to call upon him and get az
outfit, to keep pace with the season.
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sufferers from tetter, ringworm, ulcers, barber's
Itch blotches, poison oak, and other eruptions OF
the skin, after try Ing other medicines Without re-
lief, certify that BaNsoN's SALALEM BRoTa has
made an entire cure. For sale by I'll druggists.
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CHARITY BALL.-Prepsrations for the
ball of Company c, Of the Fire Depart
ment, are steadily in progress, and it pro-
misses to be q grand affair. 1t will be given
at Old Market Hall on Monday evening for
the benefit Of the Male and Female Orphan
Asyluma.
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A BAD HUsBAND.-Tucker Martin (negro}
was arrested yesterday for being drunk
and disorderly and beating his wife. He
will have hearing this morning.
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$50 BROAD ST aKET Is the place and MoUNTcAs.
TIE 10 the man who Is selling hou:e-furnishlng
goods at the lowest market rates
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NEW STYLES HATS, for boys and children, q,
P. WEIsIGsR i CO.'S, corner Twelfth and Main
streets. -rf-e.
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2ttG1ntultd 9ispattEt,
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. .a,-.r.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Or ALI. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAxES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-FIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l2, 1869.
ARRIVED

Sun selS.. ol dlBn tiue. I. w.. fuV
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH l2, 1869.
ARRIVED.
Steamer AIbemarIe, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, W. Q. Dunham
i Co. -..@@
Schooner Addie Walton, Rich, City Point,
in ballast, Crowell Curris.
Schooner Hope, Burton, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. P. Porter.
Steamer Albeuarle, Coucn. New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. @. Dunham 4
Co., s
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
sEs MEMORANDA.
Schooner J. Il. Myers cleared from New
York for City Point on the lith.
Schooner Nellie Brown, from Boston for
Richmond, put into Holmes Hole on the 9th.
Schooner r. Peterson cleared from Boston
via Woods Hole sor Richmond, On the 10th,
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WHEN you are on Broad street be sure to 20 to
$50 and see one OF those useful contrlvances fCl
preventing smoky chimDeys.
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sT. ALBAH's HAT new style, velvet finish just
received at P. WEIsrGER u CO.'S, corner Twelfth
and Main streets .....
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REApY-Spsing style Silk Hats for 1859, at r.
WEIsIGER i co.'s, corner Twelfth and Main
streets.
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VOL. XxXvI.
LIST OF LETTERS.

T IST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
IL NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE MARCH L. 1859:
Persons calling for letters in this list will lease
eay aJvp ~tisad -
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REMOVALS.

ARBER & CO.'S PASSENGER AND
W BAGGAGE pXPREss have removed their
Office 10 No. $50 MAIN sTgERT, second door above
Ninth. nh Aim
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GLIDING, AND BRoNzING old gas.f1tures Is 8
specially with MoUNTCASTLE at $50 Broad street
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TURNER sends us The Round Table-the
best literary weekly published in the
United States,
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$40 BROAD STREET is the place to have your old
gas-fItures re-bronZed.
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DENTISTRY.

T0HN MAHONY, @XEA
- SURGEON DENTIST. 1YYE
formerly OF the firm Of Wayt & Mahony,)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH from TWENTY to TH1R-
TY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged at their
value for new sets on vulcsnite.
Office and residence 625 Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets. re 8-3m
A. E. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in en-
VI serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIALSu1fO
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
feet 1T and durability warranted. Gail and see
specimens OF the work.
Particular attention devoted TO filling and pre-.
Serving the teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Dental rooms. 9o2 Broad street. ia rs
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
FOR ONE WEEK LONGER.
Having rented out our store, we will positively
C.osE business on tie 18th March.
Z AL In want Of BARGAINS IN DESIRABLE
CLOTHING PLEASE CALL at ONCE.
NIB. STORE FIXTURES and COUNTERS
FOR SALE. SHIPLEY, ROANE & CO.,
1911 Main street, opposite Tyler's jcwelry store.
NH 8-1w
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eTUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE A
oil yery choice lot of high colored sweet MessiEa
Oranges; Is boxes choice Lemons 900 Bsracoa %
drIIms Sultana Raisins; 100 boxes Layer Raistns,
in whole, half, and quarrer-boxes nts and Al
monds OF all descriptions; Canned Fruit; Ear
lines in half and boxes Lobsi Oysters,
&c: as boxes Turkish Prunes: 20 boxes Leghorn
TJitron We also refer to our extensive assortment
Of home-m anufactured and French candies. Our
Rntter Scotch Candy is sure remedy for coughs
and sore throat. Call for ZiMmer's Patent Butter
Sco,ch tZIMMER s. CO..
ThI l6S3 Main street.
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TOR RENT, the whole or part of q ca
/ very desirable RES DENCE on Seventhkal
between Clay and Leigh streets, containing ten
neighborhood and convenient to business Apply
on the premises or to CURTIS Il PARKER,
Eighteenth street between Main and Cary.
,nI,o aryn rh
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LADIES, LIST.

r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE
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TOR RENT, THE TWO-STORY "a
4, BRICK DWELLING. containing six ka2
rooms on the north sIGc Of Grace street between
Twenty. fifth and Twenty-sixth, Church Hill, at
present occupied by Mr. LeroyJ. Grant. The
Birchen cont aims three rooms besides which, there
is stable the lot. Possession given April LIST.
Apply to SAMUEL SINToN,
NH 6-eod2w NO. Il9 Main street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH Is, 1859
Sun rises. 8.l9 Moon sets. ......... 60
Sun Sc 55l High tide, P. NJ. OF
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FERTILIZERS,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
~
We are now prepared to offer to the trade, to ar
rive, 100 tons A l PERUVIAN GUANO. BY A
srECIAL ARRANGEMENT we shall be supplied,
and will only offer, the CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF THE BEST CARGOEs imported.
mhls 8. C. TARDY & CO.
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TOR RENT, the STORE now occu-Em
a pied by us, Nos 1880 and 1892 Cary street. HA
Rent low, and possession given at once If desired.
Apply on the premises.
NH l-2w JOYNFR a. SLATER.
NOTICE.-The subscriber is now pre-
~ pared to receive any number Of HOGS ON
BOARD ut his dlstiuery at Mayos creek, one
mile below Richmond. Price, 81 per month. For
further information, apply on the pr emlsss.
fe 27-lm ANDREW j. BYHEE.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, THE STORE AT PRE-R
u SENT occupied by Mr. q. NJ. Bosher as H4
q grocery No 1920 Main street. between Fifteenth
and seyenteenth. Possession given In n few days.
This Is very desirable stand for wholesale or
HILL & GODDIN.
Real Estate gents,
MI 1903 ain street.
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CONFECTIONERIEs.

.nRANGESa AMI. LEMONS.-FORTY
boxes PRIME AESsINA ORANGES and
LrM0NS, to arrive per steamer hlbemarle, for
sale by s.t-y,z-.< 81 sHULSI htNG, a.
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CUAN0, GUANO, GUANO.-2O0 tons
" No. l PERUVIAN GUAEO-drect from
lie Peruvian agent-now landing, for sale by
ANDREW L.. EILETT,
Commission Merchant
nh l3-lt* corner OF Twelfth and Cary streets.
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WTANTED, an experienced and practi-
wv cal MINER to take charge OF the mining
operations at Deep Kua Pits. Apply at the Pits
or by letter addressed to the undersigned, box s7
Richmond post-otice.
NH 10-l@% II. L. BUMLEf.
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yNTANTED TO RENT, by q gentleman
wv with small family, SUIT Of ROC Ms
with kitchen accommodations, In a locality con-
ven1ent 10 busiGess. References given II desired
4 Address M. - At this office. NH Ia st*
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S0 BARRELS c SUGAR,
w 20 barrels Morriss's Amber Syrup,
20 barrels Morrisg's Golden Syrup,
LOO bags Flo Coffee. all grades;
80 bags Laguayra Coffee,
10 hogsheads Cuba and Z. Z. Sugars,
In store and for sale by -
de IL kRMISTEAD Il PEEK.
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NTANTED, A PLOW-MOULDER. Ad-
w dress ROLLING HILL,
NH l2-2.* Charlotte county, Va.
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WTANTED, everybody to know that we
w have resumed the LUMBER GUINNESS
again, and want to sell
2s0, 900 SEASONED DFLOUR-BkRRELS STAVES
and HEADINGS,
100000 Cypress and CHESTNUT SHIN
GILES,
seo, 900 feet SEASONED Y L l. OW PINE
LUMBER,
100 900 feet SFAsONED OAK LUMBER,
300 bales HAY and OATS.
loo. .oe0 superior SAWED LATHa
One pair extra large young MULES.
TRUMAN A. rARkkR & CO.,
Is ?a-sm< corner Sixth and Canal streets.
NTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
wv the largest and best sssortnenls OF
SAODLEA BRIDLESs
HARNESS, WHIPS, blTS, &C.,
to be found ir the city, az the lowest cash prices.
Remember the place,
j. II. DlCKERSON q BROTHER,
saddiers and Harness Manufacturers,
No. 1873 Franklin street, near Fnteenth
Ja s-Sm
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WANTS.

WTANTED-EMPLO in retail
w or wholesale house of any kind. Reference
given II requil ed. Can command g. good deal OF
country trade. Salary no object Address
NH l3-7t* A. y. s., DiSprtcb Cflte.
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J. BARGAINS, BARGAINS

spY FINE FRESH TEA.--Two chests
ssSsa. ae GREEN TEA two chests supe.
va sas cambridge d. ANDERSON,
<sN S27 BrOS q str Get
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ALEXANDER SHARP. P. NJ.
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e ghGSHEADS NEW CROP PORTO
III ICO SUGARS, In store snd for sale by
4 j. GRAY Il co.
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New York Advertisements.
New York -City Board

h h. New York City Board. nr..i,.
pERSONS visiting RNew York city desiring
Ii, superior aacGommod dations, can secure tho
same by calling on or addressing t. G. Fill
LEFTY, lowest 21st street. THE house is 81
tuatedia few doors from the 9Th Ayenuo-4one
OF the most central and elegent locations in the
city. Rooms en- suite or singly. May % t1S
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The PEACE JU1BriIFE C1osrSa Scenes.
4 telegram from Boston, dated juno 10,

The PEACE J JUBrIi Uti,i1iE CIosrSa SCENES.
telegram ram from Boston, PsoS dated y une 49,
The acciosibg psfformance iof tile Ma
tional Peace Ju bilee was given to!day by
from 1000 to o, 600 sch6of chiidren;y:aSi
tracing a, large and delighted audience!
Ole Bull performed solo. Parepa- Rosn
and Adelaide Phillips sang duct, and
other pieces we're given, all Of Which
were reneofSd, The Closing piece, 'sThe
One. .H9pdredth Psalm, +" was sung by the
childten, the audience joining. Several
children, overcome by the Heat and eS.
citemeDt, tainted during the concert but
they received Immediate attention and
sustained no serious injury. /
The members of the orchestra pre-.
sented. Mr.. Gilmore with gold watch
The dust in the neighborhooa OF the
Coliseum is six inches deep, and about
314 o'clock sudden gust of wind caused
the vast throng of persons there assem-
bled to look as if they had just come
out Of flour mill. The exclamations of
the richly dressed ladies may better be
Imagined than described. Some of them
were to be found neither in Lord Ches-
terheld's Code nor in the Biblel i..t
All sorts of four-wheeled vehicles are
pressed into service as temporary stage
coaches. Common wagons with settees
placed in them, old express wagons with
canvas tops, and even butcher carts 40
about with painted signs on their sides.
One OF these last was suddenly stopped
by the police thisafternoon as one of tho
hind wheels was about to break. It had
no soop 81. been; brought to o stand-st
than crash went, the wheel, and shrek
'ascended in chorus from the ladies inside
not chorus of jubilee, this time,
however. Fortunately, no one was in
4 The affair proved greattsuccess from
the beginning, nothing having occurred
to mar the harmony of the proceedings.
Financially, the result far exceeded the
expectation of the most sanguine, the
receipts amounting TO nearly million Of
doilars. ;i;= nFI .a ....-I ..
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MAKE WAY, FOR. THE NEeRo. From
the Savannah Republican we learn that
among the white men in 'the employ Of
the custom house in that city, who have
recently been removed to give place to
negroes. is Mr.. Ponce, who has been in
the service Of the Government in this
State for the last twenty five years, and
ia the revenue service for the last
eighteen years. He speaks several Ian
guages fuently, and has made himself
very useful as, an. interpreter. He has
discharged his duties to the, Government
with intelligence, and in good faith, and
now, after having spent the flower of his
life in the public service, he is deprived
OF the only employment for which he is
suited BY long experience, merely be-
cause he is SO unfortunate as to. be o
white man.. y,,l In
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New Books at Bryan G. McCarters.
VNRAVELS in Java and East Indian Arcbipe.
l. lago, with Maps and Plates, by Biekmore,
Travels IN Alaska, by Whymper,
My Recolections of Lord Byron, by Countess
Guiccola, s175,
Palestine, Syria and Asia Minor. by Freose.
How he Won. Her, by Mrs.. Southworth, 81. rs
Pre- Historic Nations, by Baldwin, 81 rs,
Colorado,its Parks and Mountains, by Bowles
Two Life Paths, a romance by Muhibach. GO
The Factory, by Miss Braddon, rs cents,
Cometh up as Flower, GO cents,
New, Photograph Albums, Chromos. &C.
Marooner's Island, sequel to Young Maroon
ers. - 90 '''- : ~ MAY On
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The PRESIDENT ALLOWED TO SMokE IN
sBosToN. When the question of tempo
rarily resembling the ordinances against
smoking in favbr of President Gran t
came up in the Boston Municipal Coun-
Gil, great excitement and diversity of
opinion were manifested. Some mem.
bers maintained the equality of all men
before the law, and cited. precedents to
'ptoSe that'the! President SHOULD be held
amenable to- Boston Justice Just the same
,asithe humhlest listener to, the music of
the Coliseum, Others insisted that there
was no use in a man being President of
the Uiited States if he could not, enjoy
the privilege of .a,.cigar.ft Greet stress
was laid on the alleged fact that Presi-
dent Grant "%ohld promptly turn his
back onithe. ihbAaeT and leave for other
parts; il not allowed to, smoke Finally
the matter was laid over for furtheGr
action, hthe understanding that pend
Ing the decision of the City Council, in
strnctions should be. given to the police
not to arrest the, President, but to look
another way if they should see him with
a cigar in his mouth. But it is proper
to state that q resolute minority utterly
'abjured land denounced this alleged
abandonment of principle pnd relaxation
OF the laws, even in favor OF the highest
offender il, the land, as they did not
scfuple to designate the President 81
= t-iL = ~ NeD' Pork Commercial
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rae Hoaraa or snaahli.asion.

The State Board of Equalization for
South Carolina unjustifiably and without
any the ieaaf authority has. doubled the
valuation ct real estate, by County, as
SCISSORS, by adding to the total value = OF
Stsad 81 76, DOC. .oOoIf the assessors have
returned OYER j 25; ;0Oe; 900, bono which
amount the land-holders of the. State
will have to pay tax. This heavy bur
den of taxation, .equalized as it is called,
30 imposed in open defiance of tie law
Of the land, has been Fdbne by men who
have no regard FOR God or man, and whb
are ,shhnaelessly wicked and bitter enc
mics to the country To supply the pnb-
hc wants, tho people must be plundered
OF their property, resulting, as it will, in
utter ruin to the whole country. For
the enforcement of an Act of the Gene
raj Assembly which provides for 80 uni
form and equal rate OF assessment and
taxation, San ACT providing for the as-
aessment and taxation Of property, was
passed ct the special session Of 1868, Of
which Act the forty.eighth section reads
as follows: i9iIi4d' :. - Fs5'i lGiS IT,
Gail realiand personal property shall
be valued for taxation at its true value in
money, which, in all cases not otherwise
specially provided for in this ACT, shall
he held to be the ssua5. selling price of
similar property at the place where the
return is TO be made; and II there be no
usral selling price, then at what it Is
honestly believed could be obtained for
the same at affair sale at the place afere-
said bnt each parcel of real property
shall be separately appraised, without re-
ference to the value OF any growing CROPS
thereon" .a.,.? i0it :
Thus it will be seen, that the whole OBJ
ject OF this Act Is to provide for the ac-
tuai Valuation OF the lahd,of the State.
But the valuation is unequally made. and
some lars made to pay more tax than
others for the same amount Of land,
whether the land would bfipg theamount
assessed or not.'bGdI -'-itnoTJ o,,! ~ 80
1.-The Hovsrnmant is, an the. hands of
evil and 7unwise rulers. who are compel
ling the innocent land: holder to support
the scallawags md carpet. baggers Who
now lnfest orr country, for heIpurpose
Of plu1der.. Intelligence and worth have
been crushed sbeheath the heel Of the
!tyfaf1ts who now rule The country. Every
fhit>1ninded; Republican or Democrat.
VIII pQndemn, such reckless Injustice to
IN oppressed people. In some instances
fraudulent returHst have been made for
no other purpose than to- fatten the Of
hce- holders; who are living on the honest
land holdeHa, which must inevitably re-
suit in the. destruction of the whole
country, if it is enforced. This tramp
tlingupon. thet!law Of the land is totally
nneathorized and Ipjustifable. which
should bring down the wrath and indig-.
nation of every trne-hearted citizen.
!2af'AT -Af - Benaaehsuille Journal ,
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j. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant.
NOS. AND ATLANTIC WHARF,

CHARLESTON, s.. O.
HAVING ample means for advances hrsi-
III ness experience of twenty Years. and
Sonhning hinself strictly to q CoMnussIoN
BUSINESS, sHnns without operating on his own ac-
eSah., Cottn, r@especsfunysolieits @ consignments of
Shippers Of Produce TO him may, at their
option, have their coneignments sold either in
Charleston or New York; thus having the ad-
mission. j...er All, t.,','-",',- --'- -''A'
d - :. REFEnEScEs:
Bishop Y. II: Wightman, s. c.; Col. VIM.
SSohnson. Charlotte. N. c.; Rev. T. o. Summers,
Meesrs. George w. Williams 4 CO., Charles,
New York. Anrii % AZ,
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One of the London theatres has esta-
blished babies retiring room. When
mother brings her infant to the door,
the latter is removed to baby headquar-
ters, where, for two-pence, it has milk,
the services of nurse, and other infan-
tile necessities.
The Chinese empire contains 300, 900
temples, containing 8, 200, 900 idols. The
temples are valued at 81, 900, 900, 900.
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