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EDUCATIONAL.
OF VIRGINIA.

annually on the first day of October, and con-
tinues. without interruption, till the Thursday
preceding the 4th of July ensuing.
Tho organization of this Institution Is very
complete, embracing extensive and Thorough
courses of instruction in Literature and Science
and in the professions of Law, Medicine and
Engineering.
The expenses of the Academic or Law Stu,
dent, exclusive OF the cost of Text Books and
Clothing and pocket money, amount to about
SS65 per session of nine months and of the
Engineering or Medical Student to about $500
payable or admission and the balance in the
progress of the session. Fo- details send for
catalogue. p. o., University of Virginia.
S. MAUPIN,
iy2l-lms Chairman Of the Faculty.
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
where the general business of the Company IL
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should be addressed.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSON,

Mo.nber cf the Royal College OF surgeons
London, Graduate oil one of the most e.hihehI
Colleges III tho United States, and the 1rea.ef ,
psrt Of whose lifo has been spent IN the G%' ic
ale of London, Paris, philadelphia, and eise-
where has effected some OF the most astohiffn. astohf.
iny oures That were ever known, many trouoie-
with ringing il the head and ears when asleep asleep,
great nery BUSINESS, being alarmed 81 suuoen
sounds, baahiulness, with frequent biusnih8. si
tended sometimes with dersngenien. OF w'nd
u ara cnrnd immedl lately.
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YOUNG RI EN.

Who have injured themselves by a tel
tain N aetice. indulgOd in. hat habit frs 9,
qqon learned from @@ Ss;eb sy sO%e'SR sps nSRsy fot
sGaS0 abes s. nsissp y and if not cured render,
o,srr;spe impossible. and destroys both mind
ana and body. bod should apply immediately hama .,
What pity that 4Is man, the .Sn%s n0PS Ss .,
county nj E.m the R Pa. na.spaes MS and euoynsss
sis Ifa Iv tha consequence Of deviating from tie
ss Dsh Dy VI 'ns nsturs and ndugng in certain So
Get habit Such persons musi' before e0A''"':
plh ting -
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GENERAL JoRDAN-The Baudera Espagno
l., Spanish Journal published IN Cuba, says
General Jordan, the American hHbuster,
eommanliug the eastern department in the
Cuban army, is fugitive, and is living, on
mountain rats, whatever they may be. A late
letter TO a New York paper, however, gives
di iHerent account of him, as follows:
"He has formed large camp of instruction
n the district Of Holguin, and is thoroughly
organizing, drilling, discipining, equIpplng;
and arming some 5000 picked men, divided
INTO bsttalious Of infantry and cavalry, and
companies of artillery, for he has fourteen tie ID
pieces with him. While he Is training this
force his generals and colonels 10 other parts
OF the department have orders to harass the
Spaniards, but to avoid all serious engagements,
which accounts for the Spanish troops not
meeting with moro resistance in some OF their
marches. When his picked force Is in that con
dition of efficiency he wants it to be In, Gene
,sl Jordan will then sweep down unexpectedly
mon the many scattered detachments OF the
oyer.con6deut Spaniards, aud is hopeful oil
capturing most of them in detail.
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OpIOES-.Iust received a large lnyoice OF
- whole ard pure Ground Spces e'HXSn1h'iins Xnhits
in mart of Gloves Msce, Nutmeg5, White,
Black b cs't and long Pepper, Cayenne Peppers;
ground and in ped White and Black Mus,erd
Seed Celery and Coriender Seed, and pure
ground English Mustard .,z,pco
jy = "A ~ . :, l. i - ~ ~.
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CCHOOL FOR BOYS.

ScHooL FOR BOYS
The undersigned propose opening hIat cl.;s :
SCHOOL FOX BOYS in Alexandra, on MON
DAY, the 9th of September next.
The session will continue till the frat OF duly
following.
All the branches pertaining to a complete
English education, together with the GncIent
and Modern Languages, will be taught. Spe'
cial attention will be given studies tending TO
prepare youths for practical business:
Application for entrance Of pupils can be
made to G. $. TAYLOR, No. l57 Prince street,
CHAS. S. TAYLOR.
10 l2-eo3m JNO. $. BLACKBURN.
rV,HE EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Established in 1889,
Beautifully and healthfully situated three
miles west Of Alexafidris Va. fits boys for bus
ness or college. Pupils received from the age
of nine. Deductions made for ministers and
for persons sending two pupils For circulars
ie 4-tf Rev. VIM. F. GARDNER.
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PROFESSIONAL.

TAMES b. HODGKIN, DDS,
(Graduate Of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery
NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered and
teeth extracteI without pain.
References given to those desiring them, ana
the faithful and satisfactory performance OF all
professional promises assured. ..c
Patients from the country will please notify
me few days in advance OF their intended
visits.
Office Corner Washington and Prince streets.
Residence sc Queen street. near Pitt. ap 23-u
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NJ AREIAGE.

reflect that q sound mind and body are the r.os
NECESSARY requisites to promote connubial l. ap
piness. Ia deed. without these the journe,
through life %ssfy % fyo pgTmnSs ht
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness .,
another becomes bighted with your own.
DISEASES OF lMPRUDENCE.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRG1NIA VERTlS > II
PUBLISHED DAILY By
ED & AR SNOW ID l. N.
yE-GAZETTE BUILDING, q

TERMS oF SUE>CRfPTIoN-IS ADVANCE
One year, $s /; six months, "a; three Hi''''H''
a. one month, - cents.
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CASH CArlTAL.........,......... ,OO0,OOO
PAID IN FULL.
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DRY GOODS.
DoNEsTlos'
OALICOES, CCTTONS, TICKINGS, &c.

We have just received n large lot Of the above
goods, making our assortment of Domestics
very complete These goods were bought be-
fore the recent advance; we can, therefore,
offer special inducements in this line.
ia lS WITMER Il SLAYMAkER.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
AND VIRGINIA ADV + KITS q n
(For the Country

-,, s,nblisbed regularly on TU ESDAYS,
KSDAYS and SATU URDAIS, at So per
snnum-p payable in advance.
FERNS OF ADVERTISING.
F,r ...ir own and the convenience OF regular
advertisers, and to prevent any misunderstand-
my. We have carefully prepared and scaled the
rate, Of Advertising in the GAZETTE, for the year
ls,q. aud present the following table. OF space
anl prices from, Which there t0tt be ao decldtt0A
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TRUNKS,

70, TranAs, Vslises, Satohcis and Travelling
Bags call st
S. DEA l. IL A ),
iyl6 81 King stfeet.
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BY SPECIAL, ACT OF
CONGRESS,
APPROVED JULY 20. 1868
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AErER THE HARVEST The great season TO
which the hopes and expectations Of an agti-
cultural community look forward Tor months
preceding, and on which its prosperity almost
wholly depends the Harvest time has come
aAd gone Hundreds, thousands OF acres OF
heavy, golden, waving grain have fallen before
the busy reaper, and now numerous helds
thiekly studded with large and compact shocks
attest the abundant yield OF the lie supporting
rereal all over our favored country. 1t has
been year Of almost unprecedented produc'
tiyeuess An entirely successful wheat crop
fruit trees laden to the ground with their delici,
ous burden-berries of all sorts drug in the
market gardens full Of fne vegetables a
most promising prospect Tor the coming corn
cron-what have We lett to desire!
We would remind our agricultural friends
that as the long looked for perlodWthe time
Of the pouring in OF returns Tor their year 5 toll
and of promised settling up OF old scores is at
hand, the printer desires rot to be overlooked;
We have hope that after the threshing and
selling have been attended to we will not be
forgotten and compelled to utter the lament
the harvest is past, the Summer is ended,
and We are not'-paid. Exchange.
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lOANOKE n COLLEGE.
~ il. POWELLs SCHOOL For BOYS.

T.. '''''
The next term Of this School will begin at
the School House, on Queen, between Was n
ington and Columbus streets, on the l5th oil
September, 1869.
Applications for the admission Of pupils may
be made to the Principal, at his res sidence cor
ner of Duke and Washington sts.
CHARLES il. POWELL, A. M.
iv 15-2awtf Principal.
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WAsHINaToN. ID. =
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MAKERS BfTTERS-A pernisnent cure tor
Is Dyspepsis, Nervous Debility, and VI o.,
- sas oansed hv a d-ordered state of the .tiVef
Sva ~ S.omsch. ust received and for sale 1y
OF ,eon~'N ~, WAKEFIELD y HALL
GPgAs's F2UIT PRESERVING z "5 Sruit. PDhu,
,1sr - rign Yopstoes, M sc. A full supply received
and s. for s sale by e. $. LEADBEArEE & oo
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CPEAKs FRUIT PRESERpplNG SI.l plnno fTLcb FJincb
- Po,iis i.S for LaSies IA. Shoes, Gum CamPhor, Ly.
6ns PI,=S Magnstic as Powder Just received in large
sincb and for ssle wholesale and retail bY
STOCK, "i''' '' JANNEY j. co.
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Married Persons, or Young Men comtempis
tiny marriage being aware OF Physical Weak.
ness, Organic Debility, Deformities. speedily
cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF Df
}. may relixiousy conhde in his honor ss !, q
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his ski
as q phYsCian.
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS.

A bill has been introduced into Congress 'to
regulate the price and encourage the production
of cotton in the United States," which provides
that after the first of July next, the Secretary of
the Treasury shall be authorized to purchase all
raw cotton grown after the passage of this bill
when the same shall be delivered at any railway
station or on board any steamboat making direct
running communication with the port of New York
at twenty cents per pound for upland, and thirty
cents for SEQ island, provided it be in good mer-
chantable order, and put up in bales of four hun
dred pounds each The purchases are to be made
through the internal revenue officers. Cotton so
sold shall-te exempt from tax but if sold to other
parties than agents of the United States, shall pay
tax of three cents per pound the cotton pur-
chased by the Government shall be sold in New
York at price not less than FIVE cents pei pound
in advance of the purchase price, not reckoning
expenses Of transportation, storage, &C., part of
the latter; but manufactures of cotton within the
United States shall be allowed a drawback of two
and hali cents per pound upon all cotton used
by them and full report of all rausaclions under
the foregoing provisions shall be laid before Con-
gress at the commencement of every regular ses-
sion. a.,.
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THE BANKRUPT LAW.

It may be well to correct certain popular mis-
spprchenaions in reference to the Bankrupt law.
Many persons are under the impression that deb
tors are deprived Of its benefits on and after the
1st instant, which is not the case. Phey are, how
ever dcbarred the privilege from that time of reti-
tioning for voluntary bankruptcy unless the assets
nav SO per cent Of the Indebtedness or majority
Of those proving ciaims against the bankrupt con-
sent in writing. Another and important branch of
the law is the right of creditors to force debtors
into bankruptcy, which is permanent feature,
aud which was fully explained by q correspondent
Of this paper about fws.ye months ago
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NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.

G. P. Powell Co., the New York Advertising
Agents. are about issuing complete American
Newspaper Directory. 1t is q compilation much
needed. since nothing of tho kind having any
claims to completeness has ever been published.
Messrs. Rowell & Co.. have spared no pains or
expense to make the forthcoming work complete.
VIC understand the book will be hadsome octave,
and sold for five dollars per copy.
As the publishers arc Advertising Agents, their
issuing work containing so much information,
usually jealousy guarded by those in that business,
shows that they confident of their ability to be
Of service to advertisers, they would not so
readily place in their hands the mems of enabling
every one to communicate direct with publishers
if they so desire.
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TEE LEGISLATURE.

This body re-assemblcd on Tuesday of last week.
The proceedings so far are almost devoid o. inter-
est. We CLEAN from our exchanges the following
items:
A bill TO punEh sherifs and other officers for
violating the homestead law has passed is third
reading in the Senate and will doubtless pass the
bill has been introduced to increase the salaries
of the Circuit Judges and the Justices of the Su-
preme Court.
The bill to organize and govern the militia of
this State is receiving consideration by the Senate,
and will be passed at an early day. r
A bill has been. introduced in the House 10 char
ter the Wilson Bridge Company in Anderson and
Grecnville counties
A bill empowering the Attorney General to
change the venue in State cases was introduced in
the House on Friday. This bill is proposed with
view to removing the case of Col. D. Wyatt Aiken
to Beaufort for trial.
A resolution, adopted by the House, and sent to
the Senate for concurrence, authorizes an investi-
CATION of all matters connected with the manage
ment of the State Lunatic Asylum. This movement
has reference to malicious rumors against the pres
ent management, in order to make room Tor, some
aspiring sprig of loyalty.
An appropriate resolution was adopted by the
House aboishing bar-room adjacent to the hall,
which establishment is declared in the preamble to
be "totally unauthorized"
Resolutions were introduced authorizing the
payment Of per diem and mileage to the families
of the late james Martin, of Abbevlle, and g. g..
W. Dill, Of Kershaw. Also, bill has been intro
duced TO provide for the widows and orphans OF
men murdered for their political opinions
Petitions and memorials from sundry citizens Of
Beaufort, praying division of that county.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

= Godeys Lddy's Book for Januery has been on
eur table for several weeks and we are pleased TO
know that this old fayorite yet upholds its repuia
tion for interest and excellence. We will send
Cody and this paper one year for $500.
Frank Lesli.'s Magazine is not cxcslled by any
for progress, and splendid array of talent in The
various departments. Published by FRANK LESLIE,
New York Sent with the Ateiiigeucsr at reduce
price.
Onpard, a new monthly magazine just issued BY
CARLETON, of New York, and edited by Capt.
MAYxy REID, the great novelist. It's design s
evidently sensational, although professedly for the
benefit of the youth Of America. In our humble
judgement, the youth aforesaid are too much in
clined to trashy, sensational reading, and this
magazine will stimulate that inclination, which is
in the wrong direction.
Hearth and Home, whose expected appearance
was heralded few weeks since is croditable and
attractive publication, and deserving warm re-
ception at the frcsde, in town or country. Pub
lished by PrTTISerLL, BATES Co., of New York.
Peters IHasical Monthly for January brings tie
contemplated change in its form of publication,
and i: decided improvement. Terms, So per
aunsm. Address, J. L. PETERS, 1913 Broadway,
NY.
The Little Corporal for January has been rceeiv-
ed The attention of parents is directed to this
pleasing publication for the little ones. Published
by ALFRED L, SEwELL, Chicago, at 81 per apnum
We have received from the publishers. Messrs.
GEO. P. RowELL s Co., New York, specimen
sheet of new work, which they will shortly issue,
entitled the american Newspaper Directory"
containing accurate lists Of all the newspapers and
periodicals published in the United States and
Territories, and the dominions Of Canada, and
British Colonies Of forth America together with
description of the towns and cities in which they
are published. 1t will provo valuable to sdver-
tisers and newspaper men. The price of bound
copy will be S5.
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TEE EDGEFIELD ADvEaTIsEa

This time .honorcd journal undergoes change
with the new year, Mr.. ELIJAH KEEsr having sold
ont his interest in the Adccrtiser TO the senior pro-
prietor, Mr. D. r. DuEIsoz, who pronounces that
every effort shall be put forth to make the Adrer-
tser equal TO any weekly jOurnrl in the State. In
our opinion, this has already been accomplished.
We are glad to note that our friend, JAMES L. BA-
CON, will continue editor, and of course will
enliyen its columns and adorn the position lie has
held for several yeaS. All hands have our most
ardent desires for abundant success.
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SECTION /. BE il Ordained by The Town Council
of Anderson, That the Sidewalks set apart and
laid off as such for the use of pedestrians, shall
not be used by vehicles, nor by any person lead:
ing riding driving any horse, mule or other do
mestic animal. Any person go offending shall be
fned One Dollar for the first offence, and for eac1
and every subsequent offence committed by the
same person. to he fined in the discretion Of Coun-
Gil; Provided, That this Ordinance shall not be so
construed as to prevent vehicles from approaching
private residences in cases of sickness or death.
Sec. .. Be it further Ordained, That the hitch
ing of hsrscs, or other domestic animals, to the
Shade Trees in the Public Square, or on Main
Street, is hereby prohibited, and NIL persons so
offending shall be fined One Dollar for eaclr
offence
Sec 8. And be it further Ordained, That the OBJ
sruction of any Sidewalk or public street by
boxes, wood, vehicles or other matter, the same
remaining over twenty four hours, shall be deem
ed Nuisance, and parties so offending after be-
ing notified and failing 10 remove the same, shall
be fined for cech day after such notice, not less
than One Dollar more than Twonty Dollars.
Done and ratified in Council; and the sesl of the
Corporation Of the Town of Anderson affixed
thereto on the sixth day Of January, Ammo
Domini eighteen hundred and si,tynine.
JOHN B. MOORE Intendant.
W. H.. NARDIN, Clerk of Council.
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Gbe gf(mhets.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY SHARPE FAINT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY DY SHARPE d FAINT.
ANDERSON, January II. 1869.
Cotton market brisk, at "a 10 26A cents Corn,
30 to Sl.OO; Peas, 90 to Sl.OO; New Bacon, Is
to IL cents; Flour, $40 to sic.
BIT TUESDAY EVENINGS NAIL
AUGUSTA, Jan. IL, 1859.
Cotton market quiet but firm; sales 40O bales
middlings, 274 cents.
COLUMBIA, Jan. IL, 1869.
Sale, of cotton to-day SIS bales-mdilngs 27
cents.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL, 1869.
Cotton dull and nominal, but holders firm; sales
= ~ NEW YoRE, JAN II, 1862
Cotton opened firmer, but closed quiet, with .he
advance partly lost sales $500 bales, ut aSa 10
80 Gold 355.
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THE KEowEE COURIER.

The last number of this popular journal announ-
ces that W. C. KEITH, Esq, has assumed editorial
control of its columns and will devote his brilliant
talents to the advancement of journalism in this
section. We extend cordial welcome, and wish
him pleasant and profitable career Our friend,
wHrrNER SYMNEs, is retained an associate editor,
and we may confidently predict an unprecedented
prosperity for the paper.
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Ypurneal,


MARRIED. on the 18th Of December, 1868, by
Rev. A. Rice, Dir. JAMES IDzAN CRowTHER, of Alb.
bevie, and Miss ELzABrrn JANE PRUITr, of An
dorson.
On December "a, 1868, by Rev. W. F. Pearson,
ANTHONY f. HANKS, of Andersen, and Miss SUSAN
L. LITTLE, Of Abbcyille.
In Meridian Mississippi on Thursday, the Bird
inst. at the brides molhcr's-Mr. Eliza Nc
Laughlin-by Rev w. L. Mabray, Mr. j. 7. KAY,
formerly Of Anderson. District, s. c., and Miss
MAncELLA McLACGmLiN, OF Meridian, M!:s.
On the 9Th December, 1868, at the residence Of
the brides father, near Lowndesvllc, AbbevIllc
District, s. G., by Rev. W. y. Mcnzon. MIR. A. A.
DEAN, Of Andersen District, and Miss L. D.,
youngest daughter of Charles Allen: Esq.
Married, on Tuesday evening, December 22nd.
1853, at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. W. H. Stratton, Mr.. ROBERT L. KEYS aud
Miss Anna c. ARCHER, eldest daughter Of Nm.
Archer, Rso., all of Anderson District.
~ The happy pair will be pleased TO accept
the editors fonisst wshs. for their future welfare
aud happiness, and for them
sMay life's calm stream unrufied run,
And bright as morning shine its evening sun.
On tho evening Of the 3lst ult.. by Rev. j. L.
Kennedy Mt the residence of the brides mother,
WHIrxEn SYMMEs, ESQ.,, Editor heowee Courier,
to Miss NErrlE, youngest daughter Of Mrs. L..
Alexander, of Pickens.
On the 18th December, 1868, by Rev. Geo. F.
Round, Mr.. WI. II. GARRISON TO Miss EssiE REED
MI of this District. .-.
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THE MURDER OF RANDOLPH.

The Columbia Pheni1 learns that man named
WILLIAM TALBOT, formerly of Edge6cld, but moro
recently of Abbevile. surrendered himself TO one
Of the deputy consables rs one of the murdcrers
of the late B. F. Randolph, and was brought to
that city on Monday and lodged in Jail. 1t is said
That he processes valuable information in reference
to the other murderers, as also about the distur-
hances which are reported to have taken place in
Abbevlle during the last few months.
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RETURN DAY.

Tuesday last was Return Day for this county,
and we learn that only about thirty cases were
issued to the approaching term. AS matter of
course, these cases belongto the class known as
writs. or to use palmer language involved more
than 500, as jurisdiction below that sum belongs
to Magistrates, under the new regime. The return
however, is comparatively light, and We are in
formed that many Of our people are compromising
Old debts thus avoding litigation.
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rx.enyERNoR p1aKENs.

The Edgcheld Adeerti,er is panied to announce
that this distinguished and much-honored citizen
o. South Carolina is lying seriously i'll at lis home
near that village Gov. PIcKESs has been afflicted
for two months with some subtle nervous affection,
of which great difficulty in breathing seems to be
the chief outward sign His physicians concur in
the opinion that it is very curious aud critical
case, though not hopeless
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p% We observe that new firm hos been orga-
nized in Columbia, under the name of FISHER,
boxRAscE & FISHER, embracing our friends ofthe
late arm and Dr.. JOHN FIsHER-all reliable, trust
worthy men of business, possessing the requisite
Qualifications for:success. We extend congratu-
lations to-the new'hrm.