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sUsrMEK RESORTS.
W1RM sPHfSas Of vTaafEm

This CELEBRATED wATERISG-PLACE.
now open for The reception and accommodation or
S Slss ssa y .s sisssssa , n Bath county w. one h sas
near fhe Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and
reached from the North ria tbs Oreuge and Alex
railroad, connecting t Minboro' depot with . line
e. ae sSasss ss,| passing sy I Che sas f Hot Spires and the
for their curative qualities in various diseases az
IRE gently sp 1s : Oh di Gassas aha de ,d uiSrSSpressiie
and applicable to the treatment OF the following
diseased conaisionsIsiz.
sulting from their latent existence Affections Of
the Spinal Marroy and It's consequences Paralysis
fh ,em %,Iorr 5SoiIISSwi Ing Suppressed ssasaation ~
Metastasis Of Govt and Rheumatism Affection OF
the Joints LuIabago ; Sciatiac, C0ntractions and
the cutaneo1s Diseases as 5: !: scorbutic and serofalous
ranged Gonid RSs1so ofths IITers anu o'N'.".'' -
dfous Hoeei, a large number of handsome and con-
y%enisRtiy7 arranged Cottages, q spacious Dining
ana Ballroom, Biniard-room, Bowlfng-alley, BAN
FIJI: BATHS, which are of the temperature OF
IS 10 ss aogrees Fahrenheit are four in number:
N The dae' TApi les BA dsR' Of equa, depth.
,,d Two ar sRiF of s ssits a Connect = arl witS e eoIa P Pr Rhns
Baths, supplied with spring water OF temperaturs
90 to 10 deg. Fahrenheit.
The locality of these Springs Is remarkable for
healthiness. the surrounding countrJ OF romantic
beauty, and the atmosphere salabrtons and iRvtgo-
rating.
The table accommodations will be Of the best
character, and every effort made TO contribute 70
the comfort and convenience Of visitors.
Persons intending to visit the Warm Springs
from Richmond and the South are directcdt 10 the
summer schedule of the passenger traips on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
mn-H WARM SPRINGS COMPANY.
w. Il. MCDONALD, Agent.
JAMES 4. FRAZIER, t
Ohm W.WARwICK, =
10 SEPH LTGON. Jy I'm
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By Grubbs & Williams, Au~ctioneers'
Eleventh street hntYeen Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE.-In execution OF Q decree OF e ~
circuit court of Richmond. entered 31st May, lses,
in the case of Quarlcs's administrator rs' Quarlee
and ais, and Kerscy Us. Q~uarles's administrator,
we Will sell at auction. in the order named DeioTl
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REAL ESTATE, OF Wihcn
the late John D. Quarles died seized, TO VII on
front of uenrico county COURTHOUSE IhAoL
OF LAND in the county of Henrico, about seven
miles below the city Of Richmond, between sHe
Williamsburg and Charles City roads, adjoining
the lands Of Thomas French ana aus, ana eoh-
tanning 100 100000 acres.
Immediately thereafter (say at l O'Clock I. DllS
upon the premises, IN undivided ln0iGty OF 4 LII
d if ROUND on the west side OIL Iwenty-sIiiLu
street between Main and Gary, 20 by l@2 ieet inc
other moicty of which, 1t Is believed, Is owned D!
And in the AFTERNOON. upon the premises,
respectively, commencing at 5 o.clock, we VII
self a BRICK AND FRAMED DWELLING, Win
seven rooms, OH the north side OF Cary oebWSeh
FouShee and Adams streets, occupied ny III.
Kendrick, with q lot 81 by l5t lc-l2 ieet 10 IN aiie!
Also. a BUILDING LOTnext east of the ABOVE,
81 by 154 1912 feet to said alley. u,
At 8 O'Clock, Il BUILDING LOTon tne noIIl
side of Leigh street, between Adams anast' F =
Fletcher, 10 by l56 feett to an alley sixteen teet VICE.
And at Ga O'Clock, Il BRICK HOUSE AND LOi
NO. SOY In Marshall Il Mann's plan, near the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. Prentis, corner OF north Leigh
and Clay streets, being the same mouse i9rInefiS
owned and occupied by William Burkc; the iotl is
c3i by % feet to an alley sixteen feet wide. -
Terms {: -One-fourth cash the balance in six,
twelve, and eighteen months, With interest, Tor
negotiable notes, title retained by the court untn
"' ANDREW JOHNSTON,
.E.' 9 TH0MASP AUGUST, I'7e.
..,. .t.5 .n.9 II - IoIr- Commissioners. a
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nuRLIU SALE OF a VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF "A VALUABLE
L TRACTOF LA d NEAR BOYDT0N,c
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA.-By virtue OF
a decree of the circuit court of the county OF
Mecklenburg rendered ut the April term thereof
1 shall, on THURSDAY, 18th day of July next, sell
to the highest bidder, mt PUBLIC auction, at BOYD
ton, a valuable TRACT OF LAND, adjacent to
the village, containing FOUR AND
-FOUR ACRES AND l-l6 POLES, being the
tract upon which James 7. Walker recently re.
arabic land, with an abundant supply of wood and
timber for fuel and fencing, There is upon 1t q
strnction. The location Is one OF the handsomest.
and most desirable In this sectiono of country, and
would be very. convenient to any one doing Dusl-
Terms OF SALE One-third of the purchase
money will be required In cash, and the residue In
two equal payments at six and twelve months-the
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay.
ments, carrying interest from the day of sale, and
the title to be retained, until the whole OF the puf-
chase money is paid. Possession to be given on
the LIST day Of January, 1870.
S. r. JOHNSON, COMMISSIONER
1e 23-tds ~ Boydton, Va.
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UMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.--The
IA subscribers keep always on hand o large stock
Plank. and Newell Posts Shingles, Slaves, Laths,
Spokes &C.. Of their. own manufacture. Having
the controlling interest In the best mil In the State,
located IN virgin pine and oak forest, wiu contract
TO furnish, on reasonable terms, timber of an sizes
and dimensions. Always on hand n large supply
of BhLEn FORAGE (hay and 0atslsi.W We occupy
streets, Give us a call before buying elsewhere. /,
je l8--3mH TRUMAN a. PARKER d &c.
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VARIETY SPRINGS, situated on the
Y Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Gears stopping
OPENED FOR VISITORS. The mineral waters
are considered superior. Analysis at this Office
Good fare, music, amusements, &c.
by the day, BE-. Children under twelve years and
servants, half price. Bathing In healing water
gratis. /. & NJ. BURRUSS,
fe 3o-2u ~ Proprfetors,
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DEDFORDaALUM 5HtS5 aa5dsrG
~ AND IODINE SPRINGS, shfysJ
NEAR NEW LONDON, BEDFORD CO., VA.

The subscriber takes pleasure In announcing to
his friends and the public generally that this cele-
DRAFTED waterimg-place Is now open for the rccep-
ton OF visitors. He pledges himself that every
effort will be made to render the recommendation
second 10 none in Virginia, and the fare Shall be
the very bert the market can afford ILL.,
a conveyance. viii meet the trains at Forest
depot on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, ten
miles above Lypchburg and four miles from the
TERNs 80 per day, SIS per week, 80 per month.
Special contracts with families, &c. Cbildrep
and servants, half price. 0tE steafs 1sr &
lie Ip-im JOHN s. KYLE. Manager.
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THE MONTGOMERY WHITE
l"r%'@s SULPHUR SPRINGS.

.es-#@ 81. +. ..#-ST 81 - E&IlF$B 4tas mA@
This CELEBRATED WATERING-PLACE Is
now open for the reception OF Visitors Before the
war this was the most popular water-Placc In Vir-
ginia. Its situation. In outhwestern Yirginia, on
the eastern slope OF the Alleghanies, gives II beau
tiful scenery, a healthful climate, and q pure
bracing air. Messrs. WILSON Il LoRESTz, two
enterprising Virginians, have leased 4. for 4 term
OF five years, have thoroughly repaired. newly
furnished, and will open 1t on a scale surprising Its
former grandeur. .n4W.gE fraps4tLUlUT
Visitors TO this place travel the entire distance BY
rail! Getting off at Big Tunnel station, ON tho
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, they are con-
yeyed into the Reception House in ten minutes, on
the Spring Branch railroad.
New baths, billiard and bowling saloons have
been erected for the comfort and amusement Of
visitors. POst-ofhcc. telegraph, express, and
ticket offices, are on the premises. oct ,HE
Daily lines of stages will run 10. the Greenbrler
White on n route through the Widest scenery IN
Virginia. .ct &@1E&5t Rtl "9& ~ ~2itfas-lIs
Travellers, between points North and South will
find this a most delightful resting place.
The fair has been reduced to the moderate price
Of 50 per day, $50 per week, and $40, per month.
giving the priyllcge or special rates to larger par
ties for longer time. Children under ten years OF
age and servants, half price, - align y'Ha
One of the best LAWN AND BALLROOM
will be In attendance.
.ifGgWHSON & L0RENTZ, .
te 25-lm Proprietors.
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OCEAN HOUSE, CAPE MAY, n. j.

This well-knewn and ~favorite house having been
thoroughly renovated and Improved, has been re-
opened by the undersigned az =
FIRST-CEkSS FAMILY HOTEL.
II OCEAN HOUSE u
Is situated within fifty yards of tb2 beach. 1t offers
superior advantages to families on account OF
quiet and the high character IF its guests, and 1t
will he kept strictly hOIne-likc In every respect.
SFVENTY-FIVE NEW BATHlSG-ROOMS
have been added. and p;any other important I'M
provements which viii contribute greatly TO the
comfort OF visitors. 3 , .s..
The propriet6rs have had several years cxpe-
rience In Cape a1hy hotel business, and have Sc
cured help which will equal that Of any other house
on the island.
Every effort will he made teetye satisfaction to
n1 who may favor the Ocean House with their
patronage.
AS formerly, no bar on the premises.
: LYCETT & SAWYER.
JOHN w. LYCETT, #
HENRY w. SAWYER. -s rr-T je 25-tAul
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
ie Flo. 10, ~, 90, 30. July s, &tdts

A UCTION SALE.-In compliance with
n instructions from the Treasury Department.,
OF JIJL at II O'Clock noon, ut Baltimore Steam
boat buildings, Rockets landing, Richmond, va, 4
lot of PLASTER and SO, 900 pounds more or lcss.of
COPPER ORE, captured and abandoned property.
TERMS: Cash at time of sale Government
funds. Property 70 be removed within five days
from day of sale. JOHN >.
lie o. ids - .sf - F Special Agent. =.
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cALE OF QUEENS CREEK.-The mill

GALE OF QUEENS CREEh.1Ihe MILL
y tary order suspending the sale of this tine es-
tate having been rescinded, the same Is again put
upon the market by the undersigned as trustees
namedin q certain deed OF trust executed to us by
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy. B. his wife,
bearing date January1st, 1861, and Of record In the
clerks office Of the county court Of York county,
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN Hun
DRIED ACRES, Is situated ON Queens creek, 2
bold, naYigable tributarytof. the York river, and
distant from the ancient city of williamsburg
about four miles. The IS wen adapted to-ail
the fruits, grains, and vegetables, of a mild cii-
mate and tida-water situation, and is said also to
possess excellent oyster privileges.
The sale, viii be made on MONDAYLthe hday
Of August, 1859, at the front door ofthe courthouse
in Williamsburg, on the following
5TTERMs : OneSialf the purchase money on the
day of sale {: the balanceIn;two equal instalments,
payable respectively January LIST, 1870, and 5anu-
AIRY list, 1sT; for the deferred payments, the pur-
chaser executing two bonds gtnterest from
day of sale, and secured by deed of trust Tor the
said land. -
TALBOT SWEENEY, r
As trustee under \ subsequent deed OF trust made
by Robert Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, I viii, at the request of James
w Custes, the surety secured, unite In the sale.
my 25-s6t W. S. PEACHY. Trustee
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-nErnANcE ~ConPAMIEaI.

NToRTH BRITISH AND MERCAN
B TIE IRb I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ss 10.
CarrrAp, sIo, eeo, ooe se} GOLD.
CASE ASSETS, Gess,ess.s
ssoo, oco deposited with the state or New York.
50, 900 Virginia Registered Bonds deposited with,
tho State Of :virginia. is
The attention Of our friends and the public is re-
specially called to the soLD srcUR1T offered
by this company. AZ ii VI. -
This importansconsideratio In connection with
Its long experience and high reputation, go arlnIy
s Yhaks dtG Gs consdeafiy seuesed, wim strongly
commend Il e every ss yvr ems desiring u'oouo'ea -
e' Ths assets of the United States Branch held I'm
this country amount to nearly $500, 600. -,
All policies issnea by ;his COMPANY yr SSy 20 o esre
excess by an old and ~1rst-rssc. company IN Eng
land. qes 4a-rT =
! Ap'''TssHiIo5Ms Hs NJ A2vRrEND 8 son,
ije ss-lm COZ Main street, Riehmonds Va.
TEORGIA HOME INSURANCE
eU mood COMPANY, -. ,7'''
OF CoLUMBus, !
INCORPORATED 1855.
CAPITAL .........."..."."....."t. Ss'o'ooou
: s 5. F +. RW Sn1aasS, s sessessps:
This c9nRssPp{Ec = psEss E s% ggeficlE s issuing
on dwellings and f,,rnitare, whereby, Che insured
shares in The profits of the company without ins
: CURING + rsots m 1av Be found at nearly every prominent
poihst in this and the neighboriiig States, to whom
Implications for insurance may DC maze ,egns,,np poli-
/, IS, Scrip gRM 91y1Sfna + hs' per cent? Sa ar''''p"''Hs =
ei Thc scrip or Of ise7!t ss per cent. is now receivable
as cash In payment Of premiums: 10 b,
nv os- en- Sr3@ u II - ~ Richmond, Va.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
4 COMPANY OF NEW YORK. III
ORGANIZED IN 1912. '~ r
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN
Cash receipts for the year ending February
1869, over SI3, 000, 900. 1 Ee uot" ,'.-G,-
Cash assets February, i, 1889, Invested In bonds
ana mt9TI sgsnsd' W oTer ss n coo ese soj. case 004D'' -
Number of policies In forcenFeoruary | ls"s'
50, 4ee.
PANY, and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven 10 De I'LL
,mately safe and t~rnstworthy. All OF aus Rron h
most equitable, manner, which can ne nsed 70 dc
crease the premiums or to purchase more insu-
fa npp,Ii ns tic 9p ea1 Se made ma to 'Mr. LEWIS; Booker,
D.S: WALkE Es. : ic SH Aa hiss ssssst.
DIR. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner: !. my
n N. WALKER 81 CO., at@n
>'''ttftA1 INSURANCE. AGENTS.
o. oF nn ! M so; lo r. IMAM MaSry ZEE coi
BuiIdings, merchandise, furniture, and personal:
surpd arainst loss or damage by fire at the lowest
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ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THE HOT SPRINGS.

s. G. TARDY s CO., P~RoraIEToRs.
Professor ). L. CABELL, ". D; or me unl'ef.
wynn ia onen for the rrceptien OF visitors JUNE
fsT, under Tie management Of :: Ai III
ana 49, ont With new furniture, linen, beds snd
tabiswsre, these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
rt~racffnns 10 both the tnvalfd and pieasiire-seeker
No ayncnsc or effort has beca spared byths pre-
nrietofs To make It as comfortable and pleasant as
poastblo 10 I'LL visitors.
nescrlptiyc pamphiess furnishes by The manager
piond, Va.
"a telegraph eft.e, viii be established at the
Springs, thus affordsng visitors an opportunity Of
country. my ia-2n
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT, q most desirable three E:s
&c story BRICK DWELLING on the north E2I
now IN the occupancy OF Captain e. S. Gay, con-
tanning about ten rooms, ample servants apart
FRANCIS r. Il +.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
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WANTED, everybody to know that ]
w am still carrying ON the TEAMING BUSl-
NESS. My Office is No. 1914 Gary street, between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth, where viii be please9
their orders for hauling, which will be attended to
promptly. i[ap2-3m] b. (
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r. oST, GOOD DINNER for the want of
IL n GOD HAM; also, TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT oy not buying your BEEF-TQNGUES'
from r. T.. JAMES, who sells more, of them than
all the dealers combined In. Richmond.
at stall In market, or at market store, lila Main
street. 800, ..,,r4gf.m s. t-a, je Il Z
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TOR RENT, aFURNISHED CHAM eGasss
IL f and EASEMENT ROOM, with use LA
ofPARLOR and KITCHEN also servants room ;
ut BIS Franklin street. Enquire on the premises,
or ut the office of the Enquirer. and Examiner.
"a m fta .4-.-#
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LosT AND FOUND.

TOUND, between First and Foushee
streets, q sum OF MONEY, which the owner
can get by proving property and paying charge for
advertising. Apply ut this office. ,r.Jy.2-t
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TOR RENT OR FOR sALE.-7The fsss
II DWELLING sn Nineteenth street, be- AII
tween Broad and Marshall contains seven rooms,
besides storerooms,, and. room for hanging
clothes, with shelves. 1t Is In excellent order. Tie
kitchen is Of brick, with three rooms; gas In the
house. Apply to
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
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.s.. - IL. . - i:as
Another lot Of those
FRENCH GRENADINE ROBES .1agf
very feshionable-only s1s per pattern.
~ = 49, t
PIQUEs, 81 ~
$751;. ... - PIQUEs.
90. .n.t.,nH -yorI t'-#H "11
LAWNS, ORGANIZERS. 2 neg
81. .s-e.s.L.G >-u .a"mt #tnb &HJoC
RIBBONS.
HANDSOME; ELAID, all widths, at lss, Is, and
. 4oc.; , asr'D >E9oaI -2tGo1 naGi7Tl
PLAIN NARROW RIBBONS at Is, scc.,l and 81
-;.p per piece; -. aft .a.gas rrgw:
BLACK and WHITE PLAID and FIGURED
~ for trimmings, very cheap; .raT s,r4 ,.
FANCY NARROW SATIN RIBBONS lor the
neck. hyas,E-a.Ai 5tz .@s
-tfTTE w. Ha. - Ut Daa ri -a-1f
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r OST OR STOLEN. -NOTlCE.-The
IL public are hereby cautioned not to buy or trade
for a NEGOTIABLE NOTE for about four hun
dred and forty-eight dollars, and dated 18th or 18th
June, 1869, and payable four months after date,
drawn by me and endorsed by j. L.. Sydnor, as the
said note has been lost or stolen. &
- - - THOMAS w. SYDNOR. 81
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NToRTH BRITISH AND MERCAN.
IN TILE INSURANCE Az s. hs ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-05-09
Sunday School Picnic.

MIR. Editor: Knowing you to be friend
OF the little folks, and that the columns of
your valuable paper are ever open to any,
thing pertaining to their happiness and well
fare, l wish to say something of most
pleasurable occasion, enjoyed by the chill
drep of the Washington Street Sunday
School on yesterday, in the why of q pic
mic. For severr'. days it had been looked
forward to with joyful anticipations. A
committee was appointed to make suitable
arrangements, and Sidney Park was selected
as the place of meeting. The day was beau
tlful and bright, and the chilly air seemed
to give elasticity to the spirits. BY o'clock
the long procession moved off, and in n
short time the place was reached, and the
merry laughter of 130 little boys and girls
hoated like music through the dense foliage
OF the Park. And while the dear little ones
were romping and playing, enjoying them
selves as children only can do, the hands of
teachers and parents were busily engaged
spreading bountiful table for their enter
talnment And when the hour came on for
dinner, 1t was announced by the ringing of
bell, when all came together, and forming
into line, they marched in perfect order to
the table, and taking their places, they re-
spect1ully awaited the blessing which was
invoked by the pastor of the church. And.
Mr. Editor, it was real pleasure to stand
by and see those little folks enjoy the rich
repast and witness their good behavior
The children having dined, they were again
ott to play, when the table was cleared of
fragments and re-arranged for the teachers
and visitors. Later in the afternoon, all
collected together and joined in sin ging
some beautiful odes, which contributed
largely to the interest of the occasion. just
before starting for home,- they were again
summoned to the table and refreshed with
ice-cream, when they were dismissed. 1
record with pleasure the incidents of the
day, and feel grateful for the enjoyment Of
the occasion. The school is in flourish
ing condition, and under the supervision of
MIR. II. d. Sem, with n corps of competent
teachers: May they enjoy many such festi-
vals, and the school continue to increase
and prosper. D.
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"Onr doubts are traitors, and make us
lose the good we oft might win, by fearing
to attempt" Shakespeare, that great and
noble master in English literature, who held
the mirror up to Nature
Reflects the wisdom we might use
Ii ignorance blind, did not abuse,
How oft do traitorous doubts arise,
TO mar mans noblest enterprise
The good we lose we oft might win,
But for the lurking fears therein;
Attempt the end, and never stand to doubt.
Nothing so hard, but search will find it out
Hence, let no doubts prevent you from
trying that inimitable medicine, 'HE1NITsHs
QUEENS DELIGHT; lose not the good you
might secure, by fearing to attempt cure
with Heinitsh's QUEENS DELIGHT.
1t has been well said, that the saddest of
words is contained in these, 'it might have
been" For many with ruined constitutions
and bljghted health, and wasted frames, and
sunken features, sicklied DER with the pale
and haggard cast of disease, look back with
regret at not trying Heinitshs QUEENS De
LIGHT and reflect how different it might
have been. MI
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WAR SpEok.-A Washington correspond
ent of the New York Herald mentions
without vouching for its truth) rumor in
Washington to the effect that secret nn-
derstanding has been entered into between
England and France to act in concert in
sustaining the Spanish dominion in Cuba,
ana that the two powers will send power
tni teet to the West Indies to assist in pre-
venting supplies from reaching the Cubans,
and thus enable Spain to stArve out her in
surgent subjects. The correspondent thinks
that such interference would be sure to
make Jonathan fight. Why? Cuba does
not belong to Jonathan yet. Is he going
to hight on the side of ''rebels?" Pudo,
UetW.
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Agricultural and Mechanical Magazine

(ONcial Organ Of tie South Carolina State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society,"
A T an early date, the subscribers will publish
n the first number of Monthly Magazine, de-
voted to the development Of the material interests
OF this State, and the whole South; and will dis
tribute 5000 copies gratuitousy, that every one
may see what it is before subscribing. They intend
to make it the best and handsomest Industrial
magazine ever published at the South and they
ask the cordial cooperation of every good citizen
in this enterprise, which must rebound to the
public welfare.
please send their address to
WALKER, EVANS & COGsWELL,
May Q IL Charleston 8. C..
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on Thursday, there was tel. .fic hail
storm IN Winnsboro. The large brick stable
belonging to DIR. Thos. Madden was blown
down. Trees were uprooted, fences demo-
lished' and bricks from chimneys strewn in
every direction: Some of the hail stones
were nearly as large rs pigeon egg.
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AN IMPORTANT CONSIDERATION. DIR.
TUFTS Liver Pills are PURELY VEGETABLE,
and are adapted to young and old, male and
female, and may be taken at AL times, with
out restraint of occupation, without change
of living, without diet an without the fear
of taking cold during all kinds of weather
and in oil climates; THEY CONTAIN NO MER.
curry. NIS &