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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
NdgeReld.

NdEeheld.
Thomas r: Agnew Esq. the great grocer of
dred acres OF Land III Edgafieid County, near
Aiken.
Greenville.
The MountaineerA reports heavy rains last
week. On tuesday Reedy River became so
swollen as to render the passase OF vehicles
impractlcaBle. No serious damage has oc-
CURED, however.
B. ]. Witherspoon has been appointed a
magistrate by Governor Scott.
Charles Jones colored, .qu,tlifiad before tho
clerk OF the court last week, and has donned the
judicial robe Of magistrate Gagiey will, no
doubt, 90 the best he can.
Oconce.
Mr. Abial Foster, an old and respected citi-
Zen, died suddenly at his rosideno3 ut old
PickenS Courthouse, the 22d ult.
The Kcowee Courier has been shown fine
sample Of beautifully cleaned rice of home
culture.
Engineers Lee and Msckay arrived in Wal
hala last week on their work OF 'bla zing and
stalking" the Blue Ridge Railroad line from
that place to Clayton, Ga. This work is dona
to enable the road to estimate the expenditure
necessary to q full completion, aud also the
damage done TO the unfinished portions Of the
road between these points, PRIOR to letting the
Same to contractors.
Union.
Hiram w. Duncan, senator from Union, has
been appointed by Governor Scott, q magistrate
for the county which he represents in the
South Carollua Legislature. Wililam K.
Thomas, ESQ.,, has also been appointed to the
same Office.
On the morning Of Friday, 10Th inst, the
body OF o co!Ored lad. named Charles Byers,
aged about seventeen, was fonnd IN the road
leading to GIst's Bridge, with the pack part of
freedman has come forward and made af1-
davlt that one Isaac Sartor, negro, had ooD-
fessed to him, that he (Isaac) bud committed
~the homicide. believing ut the time that he
this statement, q warrant was issued, aud
Isaac SartOr ,s now in jail.
Rarnwell.
The Sentinel notes o heavy fall OF rain sue
ceecel by sudden frecH, It says 20 Peach
and plum trees are in full bloom, and it in
greatly to be feared our prospects for fruit are
at an end"
The Barnwell Sentinel announo q the death
ct Mr. j. NJ. Mcmillan, agent Of the Blaokv,lle
depot which occurred at that place on the al st
ultlmo. Mir. Mcmillan had been connected
with the South Car DINA Railroad Company for
o anumber OF years, and was noted for his ex-
celient qualities.
a, Horse stealing is quite prevalent in Barn.
stolen from his owners stable on the night OF
the 10Th ulimo, and Mr. w. B. Bowers has
offered iArgs reward for tho recovery of the
animal and the arrest OF the thief. "Joe" has
run several races.
Orangeburg.
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners
for Orangeburg.
Major ". a. o'cain's residence, few miles
from Orangeburg. was destroyed by fire on
flames, and his loss is about one thousand dol
lars. The fire is believed to have been the
! Ths Young Amsrics Fro Company Of
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- The Southern Pacific Railroad. Gays the
@en ExaIfNsco Bullo IN. outs One of tine richest
nirerai b Its III the world, in Cal,f0rnid, Ari-
MonA and New Mexico. rne road will thread
Ito WY among gold, oliver and copper mineS, a
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Marrieo.

Fehru ,ry 25. 1869. by tue Rev. w W HOWE, WM.
M. HEYWAkD to MARIA ELIZ ABETH, secoud
daughter of the late Jos. w. FABpR.
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Charleston, March /, 1869
ss- rae SHIP ANNA sCHMIDr. WHICF

go TIE SHIP ANNA SCHMIDT. WHICH
wa dest Dyed by the alabama OF the coast Of south
Americs. had on board a quantity OF AYERS CHER
RY PECTORAL for California. Dr.. AVER o..
now appeal for red direct to the British Govern
ment. as the responsible party in this wicked bust.
ness. anc base their claim for pa. ment and rrotec.
ton on the ground of humanity, their commodt.
ties are wholly lor the sick. 1heir point is well
taken, and will do btless be pressed vi the pluck
and persistenoy which characterize the operations
OF these celebr ted chemists.-Baltmore Clipper.
March
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aSr ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment Of WA. $. coRWIN Il 90 :. No. ats
X ng-street between Wentworth and Beaufalp. aro
OF the FIRST QUALIFY. They sell no goods but what
cen 90 wa.rantei as PURE AND GENUINE. Tbisis
an established fact
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PACIFIC 9lAlL ~'lMA AM>.1Is CONlPY51

PACIFIC 6lAlL SEkiA AM>siRFs CONRPY'D
THROUGH LIN. TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
DUCED RATES
:.,n>s>cm STEAMERS. or THE ABOvA
s#EX % xssH line leave Pier No %. North River.
-3alR4sk4kAWN' foot OF Canal street New York. at
on Sunday then the Saturday precedingl
Departure Of LIST and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific aud Central Amer1oaR
ports. Those of Tst touch at Manganfllo.
Departure of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Hrar.
CISCO = Ohiua and japan April 8. 1859.
NO California steamers touch at Spvana. but "a
direct from New York TO Aspnwall
:, One hundred pounds baggage tree to saeh adult.
at the coMPANf's TTOKar oTy1cE. o on % the wSsR sSR
F0St Mss. %, c1aalseet North aiver sey
FOft WHIGH T'S BIZ FF.
AND ALL LAND NGs ON THE SAN EE RIVER.
sslE%r TIN 1HE STEAMER ! 1 MARION. oAR.
Ffeehs a. accommoda ion Wharf and viii eLsVs isaVs
MoNpAY NIGHT, LIST March.
rtspusry27 ss ~ - JOHN FERGUSON
THRoUGH TICKgrs TO FLORIDA.
oHARLES !Os AND SAVANNAH ,r4AM PACKET
BEAD,
TEE GaMwHSz,oxs ayz1MT,o HNp 2o GDzE H41LRoaD zND
ELORLDA.
p1IoT n9E HoH s5Ht s..pt.n EAST rs: sIF.M s. N
leave Charleston on MONDAY and lHURSDAY Noau.
Ias at Eight O'Clock Returning, will leave avanoah
TUESDAY, MORNINGS at sight O'Clock, and FaIDAp
ATrERNooN at Two O'Clock, tou bog IT Hdlsto ON
lHoRsDAY trip from Charleston, at Gevsa A. M.
aud leaving Edisto at Nine A. M SArunpAYs on re.
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Obi solm's each s.-
everv TWO weeks. commencing with trip OF Febru
ary 18th.
For Freight Passage apply to
John FERGUSON,
Feornary Is AccOmm ds'on whavf
FSJh ..ALA CtA a. = ,.O,. OA.
VIA sAvANNAH, FtHNANDINA AND JACKSON.
.IsziEA THE FIR:T-CAsS aTEe u sR
asssAsxs1KSG4e. DICTATOR. Captain l.. Ne r'oxRrTKn
W'n sail from Charleston ever 7UesdGy Euem,no al
Eight och Ok. toa he above points
The d at class steamer OTTY POINT. CAPITA . wM.
:. M0SsLTY Will AL from Charleston every S0tus.
day Euemsn0, 81 Ei1ht O'Clock, lor above eoiuts.
onn'ct1ng with the Central Railroad at lava luah
for Mobile and Ne Orleans, and with the HIorida
Railroad at Fernandin. for Cedar Keys at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
Pensaco a. Key West and II .vana.
through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mol,ilA
Pensacola and New Orleans
Both steamers connecting ,o,th IT. s. Harris steam
ers OcLd'o0hd and Griffin fir Suusr Springs ond Lokss.
Griffin Eustts, Aurris and Durham.
All relg. o'yable TN the wharf
Goods not removed &C sunset will stored ut rish
and expense OF owners.
For Freight or Passage engagemert t. apply to
j. D. AIKEN Co., Agents
south Atlantic Wharf,
N. R.--No extra charge for Meals and statsroome.
November 81
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1@- PRESCRIBING FOR rHE PEOPLE,
We have dispensares hospitals, nob'e institutions
Of all kiuos. for the relief o. human ills. Every
thoagh ful citizen appreo ates the value of these
establishments for the lilo, alton OF eufY ring.
But they do no: GOV the whole ground; in deed it
10 impossible. in q nature tf things, that tho
amount tf good they 10 should be at all in proper.
ton to tie popular need. hey conhr ed. prln.
cipa ly to large cities. To the sick IN the re-
mo est We t. for exlmple. Of what is the New
York City Hospital, ho New York Disr ensaryp SUIT
alt ough asylums for invalids not to be found
everywhere. unequallcd tonic and ate ative ia
bears name, within the limits OF tho Unit states,
where HOsTRIrtR's STOMACH BIrrERi is not
procurab.e 1t is q melicine for the whole commu-
nifty. easily obtainabie by all its members.
At this PEI od Of the year, when the slant sun OF
Feb uary" is begtnniog to evoke unwhoIesome
vIpors from the earth and the fever and aGus"
son is ose at hand this exec lent vegetable pre-
paration should be taken "a FoRTIF THE
SYSTEM. ALI complaints procee ing from indigestion
are rampant when the wtnter breaks up in :" round
thaw;'' simply because no nsible precautions are,
"a rule. taken to prevent them Forestall the
evils that lie perdu In many q marsh and swamp,
and pool ready t. pounce upon the neylectiul as
soon as the sun shall have liberated the spring
mias ma from the rseking soil. Escape bilious at
tacks. colo and oil malarlous enJemics and epi-
demics by rengtheni1e aud regulating the diges-
tive, sec etlve and di charging organs with the
MOST RFFro CrOUB AND BALsAMIo OF VEGETABLE
nv1aonAsTs. Dyspepsia is always aqgravl d by
tho damps ofeary spring. and shakespea'e tells us
that ''the sun in March, doth no sh agues"
Against both these complaints HOSTETTER's SrO-
MACH bITTER> are the best possible protection.
February az 20
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ASTHE EXTENT 10 WHICH lHE ADUL-
ITERATION of Liquors is arr,ed on 10 this coun-
trv makes 1t the duy of the purchaser to investi-
gate the merits OF the article offered for SALE It Is
well known fact that many Of the Brandies, Wines.
&C.. are manufactured from Extracts. Essen
tIl OILS and Alcohol, which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects.
Ihe public 's justly su spicious Of nearly every.
thing put for sale under the Of Liquors. and
the trade has been brought into diarepute. and in
order to inspre to those who desire Pure Artcle It
is only necessary for us to say that Import Direct
all Brandies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them per-
fecly pure as ORIGINALLY imported.
All Bottl Liquors bearing the labels of w. 8.
CORWIN JO can be relied upon as being pure.
AS-Purchasers should no ice that the Paper Cap
over the cork is not broken We ply for Bottles that
have our labels on. One Dollar per dozen when re-
tur, ed. ~
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0D-J. 8. MARATN (LAlE dRUBER X
MARTINI Will bs pea.ed to s,e his frie.,as aud Gus.
TONER'S at WM =. CORWTN & co. No. 97s Kiag.
street nasweea Woitw ,,th ana BsAaf.in
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Special lloti.es.

found at the store Of Messrs. STRAUSS & VANCE,
corner OF Meeung and Hasel-streets.
SAMUEL j. CORRIB.
Charleston, March /, 1869. March
AT NOlICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against WILLIAM M. SACK, formerly Gro
Ger I'm this city, requested to present them I'm
medlately at the Office OF Messrs. MOROA0 g. SAN.
DERS. No. 70 Broad street, and all parties indebted
to the SAID WILLIAM NJ. SACK are hereby ne tilted
to make payment at the same ONCE.
Msrch I mwf3A w. NJ SACK
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ATTO CONSU SUMPrIVES.-TH ADvER-
F1sER, having been resored t9, health IN few
weets by very simple remedy. afer having suffered
several years with severe lung anscho /, snd chat
dread disease Consume ion. is ANXIOUS to make
known to hi fellow-suf. ers the means Of cure.
10 all who desireit wilt sen copy OF the pre-
scrption u ed ftee OF cnargel with the dIr-ctiona
for prepa' Ing and using the same. wAIch they will
find o sure cure Tor Consumption, Asthma Bronchr.
tas. &c. Tn object OF the adv 'rh er ia sending tue
rrescr ion Is 10 benefit th' afflicted. and spread in
formation which he ,ouceives ue iavaluable: and
he hopes every sufferer will try hIs remeoy as 1t will
cost them nothing nd may p owe b.essing
Parties wishing the prescription win please I'D.
dress Rv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
February3 3mos
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,TN u w A N ID DAILY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. 90 svarten-ssrees. vt
NEW YORY. PAW s

PERSONAL ATrEN ,iON GIVEN TO TNE pUn-
CHtsE Of all. kinds OF MtRtH MISE Boofe
epec'alty. ltSs3 H I. isT Z n VA
consenmen's Of all k,rds Of staple Articles ana
aenerai Produce collected. -
Prompt Returns guaranteed &ae 3is
n EDWARD DALI.
s$ - va i. Late cf fGharln~tcu. .. O. 81
M weckay Ir'ce Ourrosata cent irSe BY post
81 sna@ary ~ #s' DA0 38ssss A esRoa
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sI NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE GUY
ASsEssOk. ClIY HALL. CHARLIE ,,ON, FEE.
RUARY as. 1869 Notice is hereby given that this
Office will r main OPEN everv day from the hour. Of
Nin' a. Al. to iwoP sunday excepted, until
the First DAx OF MAnod NEXT, for the receipt Of
Tax eturns on REAL E>rATR. BONDS, n RI
CAGES. 1UDaMENEs. and other Investments of
whatever char4o.er. F. 2t
All defAuters vi be dealt with o. tho O. dipance
directs. w. N. HU,idES. Il Assessor.
February as u,
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S0- ERRORS OF YOUTH..-A GENTLE.
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premsture Decay. aud al, the eec OF you hfll in
discretion, will, for the SIX OF sufe, ing humanity.
send free oil who need ", he REQ dut and dIrec-
lions naiInr tlie simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing % profit by the advertls.
ers exper enee. can do 30 by ddre siny Ia reriecs
confidence, JOHN d. OGDsN,
Februry3 4} -7F7a- { d fsmns
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aF THE CELEBRATED W. 8. O. CLUB
HOUsE GIN. pure, sof and uoequalled-w $. s.COn-
WIN & CO., sole Agents Medical men Of the high
est atanding acknowledge that Gn in rs pure sta Q.
has great medical properties We therefore place
the CLUB ROU ,E GIN be,ore the public with the
greatest confidence. anI particularly to those
who use It medicinaly. an article that only re-
qutres to be known t. be properly appreciated.
-@8- 81 50 per bottle S15 v,ar csse
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FOR MEW XuMM.
PAssAGE REDUCED To Gus.

s.r-sausum TIE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSSA,
.l.sEE&YYTE Captain RYDER, viii leav. Wander.
Yatf cE1H horst's Wharf Oh THURsDAx March
'Esassasssst. 4th, at - O'Clock.
February 16 RAvtNE CO. AReuts
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FALCON. jesse Hon EY Commander,
81 dULL... N. p. ] q TON. Com utndeE.
MAINLAND. j. w. JOHNSON, Comm luder
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rA,T wHEIl.,ITI I.1vm

TO AND From BALTIMORE paILADRL.
P8IA. WA ELLINGTON CITY. WILMINHrCN.
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO, ST LOUT,, NO.,
AND OTHER o ORTHW WESTERN OIrIRS.-
LEAVING EAOH PORT livery 9TH DAY.
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a8 ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.--ON TIE
Errors and abuses Incident TO Youth anu Early Man
hood with the humane sisw OF tre,tanant an6 .nrs.
SAINT by mail free OF charge Address HOW ARD.
A., ocIATIoN. Box p. Phi!adephia. Pa. NJ,
january 40 4 3naos
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Shipping.
FOR CHART &C. I

FOR CHARTtCR.
J. - THE FlNE SCHO ,NER ACHgI. SEA.
dA MAN. Captain HIGH, will charter for
zNASSNorthern Port. or to The >outhward.
sA1.RHs~ Apply to COUErEEAY r NHOLM,
March UJiou wuarves
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
IeleGnApnlC NEWS msMS.

Hcnnessv and Scott, convicted OF burglary in wo.
burn Mass, have been scntcnced-the former to ten
and the latter to nine years in the State Prison.
a. w. Crouch Co.'s sawmi on the island
between the river and canal. at Rochester, was
destroyed by nre Tuesday night. Loss, S2Sooo; In
suranoe $4,000.
Lot namn, aged eighty-six years, one Of the first
settlers OF Augusta Me-, and for many years promi-
nent business man, died last evening lie served In
the war OF 1912.
The pigeon shooting. match at Toronto between
Pay me- OF Boston and Warren, Of Toronto yesterday
for $3.50 side, ffty birds each, resulted In favor Of
the former; score A to 35
A nre broke out In grocery store In the town Of
with other buildings destroyed the greater portion
OF the west side OF the pubic square, thirteen houses
in oil.
suit has been instituted at Memphis, Tenn, by
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN Johnson, OF II. Louis, against
Frazer Titus John Wcks and Others for the recovery
Of $4,000 in gold seized by them "a a vigilance
committee IN 1861, and also $4,000 damages.
The bi, for the promotion Of medical science, To-
gaiizing thc study OF anatomy by allowing physi-
claus 10 lcgitmately obtain subjects Tor dissection
was isscl IA the Name Senate yesterday, by vote
OF IA W 10.
frank swift or New YORK city. aud r. r. Good.
ricn. OF Chicago, win skate at Brrao on saturday
evening tor the championship OF America and n
diamond medal. Delegations from all parts OF the
country will be present.
Andrew Taylor, a colored painter OF Richmond.
Va, was arrested yesterday charged with the nur.
der OF his wife, who died yesterday morning. IL
appears Taylor had rayshcd hls step.daughler and
his wife was c0gnizant OF the fact. Her death WAS
caused by poison.
on saturday night two brothers named Luten and
a man named Dibble started To walk across the
prarIo from Carroll station, Iowa. Yesterday morn
and dead, and young Luten so bad, frozen that Ills
feet and hhuus wiz have TO he amputated.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
FRANCE.

Hrile. Nilsson 10 Gene 60 the United States.
PAsis. Feb. "a, 1859.
1t has just been made known here that Mr.. Tay
leure, the agent OF Mr.. James Fis Jr OF New York,
has signed contract with the great swedish pritad
donna, Mile. Nilsson, for her appearance at Fsk's
Grand Opera House. in New York. Mile. Nilsson is
to receive $1,000 per month, To include twenty per-
fosm,lnces in the month. at $1,000 gold per night,
the expense OF her retnue, consisting OF thirteen
persons, 90 be borne BY Mr.. Fish. Her perform
ances in the United States are limited to 40
nights, to commence next winter at the Grand
Opera House IN New York These about the
same terms at which she agreed TO appear in Eng
land ana which she has thrice heretofore rejected
when offered for her appearance in the United
States nne Nilsson has created Juror wherever
she has been. and she is undoubtedly the greatest
prin,a donna OF modern times.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25

any possibility, the country newspapers will be
damaged by the adoption OF either or both
these measures. The bare fact of publishing
the amount Of circulation is only taking q
transcript from the books Of the United States
assessors, and as for the price paid for legal
advertising, every newspaper man in the
State-country bred or city fed-knows that
beggarly as to be scarcely sufficient to buy the
chips to light the fires in country printing
Office. Besides all this our country contempora-
ries should remember that this is q progressive
age. Steam, electricity and religious revivals
are producing a marked change all over the
land Immigration is pouring in, and although
the Increase of natives of the original Kncker-
booker stock does not quite reach the per-
centage ii should and did in former days, yet
we can calculate upon fair supply OF the
genuine old leaven with which to give a bright
trace Of American vitality to the blood of pos
terity for ages to come. Therefore, in the
natural course Of events, the spirit Of progress
will, sooner or later, reach our country cousin
and satisfy him that there is no use grumbling
If the Legislature or any other body shall in
sist upon increasing the receipts Of one branch
Of his advertising business twenty-five per
cent. That viii do for beginning. The
other elements referred to will keep matters
progressing until he win finally wax into a
broad grin OF good humor and be compelled to
.exciaiin, in the words OF tn exchange,
AThings is movin'."
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
FEBRUARY rs, 1869. TRIPLE SHEET.
v!RGN!A.

An ysrrtei Outrage ani sacccgstu WIFE,
Po sscs'as sn Richmond-Tws Iurars ~e-
cur, ~ in sss Gaze OF youns s;ruut.
kIcHMosD, Feb. "a, 1859.
Yestef DAY afternoon. while attempting 70 commit
nendlsd Outrage upon the person OF his step
daughter Mary Ann Burley, AInert Iy.er, negro
was detecte by mis- VIE the girls mother. who by
entreaty, ted.r and force defeated him in his hor-
fi0le purpose. she then threatened TO disclose the
fact and brin,' him to Justice, which SO enraged
and frightened him that he determined to put
all end TO ner el ,istence. With this object Tyler
obtained . quantity y OF arsenic which he mixed in
aour that was alle warts made into bread, ami
which his wife me- for supper. During the night
she was attacked by commissions. and after suffer-
ing the most ntensc agony expired this morning.
Tyler s now held to answer tue double charge OF
rape and murder.
There seems TO be a carnival OF crime here, five
persons beng now covl sned in the city jaiis on
charges OF murder
only two Jurors have as yet been found compe-
tent IN the Pollard assassin pt0n case out OF nearly
800 talesinen summoned.
The New York herald., 1869-02-25
CALIFORNIA.

Arriva! of Gsisncse WON :n at San Fran
cisco-sn.e of d:old by the ssml-grcnsurer.
SAN FRANcIst ". Feb. "a, 1869.
About 400 Chinese women arrive by the steamship
China. They were taken from the ship under
a guard OF the police TO pli ~cs designated
by the headnen. An effort' was made
TO seize some OF then and Of asc rival partIes
were wounded The police prevented a general
fight. Great excitement exists in tue Chinese quar-
fels OF the city and several arrests reve been made.
ihe SuD-FIeasurcr has ISSUED pr0pOi saiS for tie
sale OF Que million dollars ~ gold, which has eiicted
four bids for from sl7,n9o 10 si0o.0is each at
5 80 l00c 10 ~ i)1c The current rates. of green
backs is clly 10. lne ubIreisrer has aec.led 10
ceive any Of the bids. The intention 10 Offer the gold
was known before tgat officer received his instruc
tons, ana greenbacSs went mp al once.
The large distiilerv owned by General Naglee, al
San Jose, destroyed by hre today. iic loss Is
about 100000, including large sgocs OF snatiye
brady.