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est kind Of land.
IMr1s I5er The hes bst, e0 %sa &c. 5s
ter than any other plough. For sale By
a. IT. SKINNER,
10 and II Union St Alexandria, Va.
MILLOUGHBY GUM SPRING DRILL,
'csowELLs o UAt3oA ATTACHMENT.
Warranted superior to any ether Drill for
seeding wheat and other grain and all
KINDS OF FERTILIZERS
Ask for tho WILLOUGHBY DRILL, with
CRUWELL GUANO ATTACHMENT +, and
don't take any other. Send for circular to
A. IT SKINNER,
10 and II Union st., Alexandria, Va.
nOUGLAS' ADHESIVE COCXLE SEP.
~ ARATOR.
This machine is the original and only perfect
cookie separator ever presented to the public.
It removes every particle of cookie from the
wheat; is simple and durable.
Any person can easily pay for cookie sep.
arator cleaning seed wheat; For sale ty
A. T. SKINNER,
10 end II south Union st.,
aug 5-tOl Alexandria. Va.
IGHTNING RODS.
Insure your lives aad property against light;
LIGHTNING ROD. ...a ...
The BEST KINDS IN USE arc for sale and
end will be pat up at the lowest tJ Jstss by
aug8 10 end II S. Union ct. Alexa.
r AVN MOWERS.
JUST TIE THING TO keep your LAWNS
good ordor. Call and see them at
A. T. SKlNNER'S Warehouse
m ~ and y S. Union ST.. Alex
DIKECT lMPORTAT TON.
LIVERPOOL SALT.
We ofor for ale, to arrive, cargo Of ship
1900 bushels LIVERPOOL e. A. SALT,
" l,00O sacks FINE SALT, factory filled,
"tHuncorn' brand, equal to Marshsps. Also
per brig "Three Sisters"
5000 bushels LIVERPOOL 6. A. SALT,
in bulk.
1000 sacks FINE SALT of the popular
brand Slowed"
We will ill this Salt 10 or Il to the ton. as
parties may desire, or sell in bulk at lowest
market rates 5, from vessel e. nnnrpus co
WE HAVE ALSO NOW IN STORE a
w full supply Of
LIVERPOOL &. A SALT.
EVANS FINE SALT.
" hhD 1CAtiN ~ OttlL1--lO eslo az iO"oS'
market rates.
teb 21-tf UOOE, WEDDERBURN & co.
HA1n WORK.
FRlZZIES, CHIGNONS. SWITCHES,
CURLS, &c.
Received this day the largest stock of REAL
and IMITATION HALE WORK ever offered
in this city. consisting Of Chignons, Curls,
Switches, FIizzes SC, OF every shade, stV!o
and price. An examination from the iaules Is
solicited. c. G. BERRY,
aug9 II hlng street.
A IRTIGHT CANS FOR PRESERV-
II ING FRUIT
The subscribers have on hand at eS hIng st
large stock of Quart Air-Tlght Cans and the
WY for scaling the same. For sale 1t low
prices, Wholesale and retail. Call and see.
JNO. r. CREIGHTON q SON,
ivos IS King ST., Alexandria, Va
NENTs' AND BOYG' LINEN COLLARS,
" Best quality.
Sizes from II to Is inches.
HAS. w. GREEN,
jy;S is King street.
rENTS' LINEN CUFFSl
Vt GENTS LINEN CUFFS!
(best quality Linen y various sty les.
an. CHAS. W. GREEN,
augG GO King street.
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On BBLS PURE CIDER WIN EGAR-guar-
LU anteed-in store and for sale by
q. WIN. RAMSAY,
suoo lat King street.
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FOX RENT-The large and desirable
M BRICK DWELLING, No. IS N. Fairfax
street Apply to WISE u CO.,
ie 7-eott No. 81 King street.
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N1OTICE-The annual meeting Of the stock
~ holders OF the UPPEkVILLE NJ. q.
TURNPIKE will be held at the counting room
of Messrs. j. J. Haires b Co., at Uppervile,
on MONDAY, August 18th, at l o'ci ock 81. n.
A full attendance, either in person or by proxy,
is solicited by the President.
j. w. HARPER. Sec. and Teas.
lSt
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TOFFEES--Old Government, Java, Mara
u caibo, Jamaica, Lsguyra and Rio Coffees
of prime quality, received and for sale by
aup2 J. CLINTON MILBURN.
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VITANTED to be placed in communication
w with the relatives and friends Of WIN
TER NJ DUNN, who died in the w Washington
University Hospital, Baltimore, on the 18TH of
July, 1870 The decease is supposed to have
been from tidewster, Virginia. Address
CHARLES w. CHANCELLOR, Md.
E.. Dean of Wash. UNIV, Baltimore, Nd.
Ra1fipnoro 10 O,-aodw
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%ssES SALE AND RENT.

FOX RENT-BRlCK HOUSE, No. Il
E;$i north Water street, With II rooms, water
and gus. Apply u
~ 2U-2AWtt j. Ii. u. SMOOI.
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TAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS,
IL we are prepared to furnish the celebrated
"JUDSON GOVERNOR"
at factory prices. No engine shonia be withoW
one. It. is the most perfect Governor IL use.
saving from 10 to u per cent Of fuel, besides
securing grea. uniformity in speed.
JAMESON 81 COLLINS,
Corner of Royal and Wilkes streets.
NH l7-tf Alexandra, va.
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NGRS. KEITH will receive limited number
IN Of SMALL GIRLS for Instruction, on
Montay, Septem Der 18th. French and Music
will also be taught. For particulars apply at
100 Cameron street. aug 6-eo2m
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y. II. OIHV ENO, OeII. '1uPI.
w. j. PHELPS, tien. Manager. je 23-tt
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OF Suffers HILL GARDEN

The TYCOON is happy to announce that
SUFFERS HILL GARDEN is now open tor
the reception of visitors. ap27
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rNHE SCHOOL OF MISS BaL'.E SMITH
i FOR YOUNG GIRLS WILL be r,sum ed at
the school room. on Washington street sep
TENDER Goth.
Parents contiIing their children 10 her care
may be assured that they will DO tho, roughly
instructed, and their studies varied rs they AID.
vance, so long rs they may remain under her
care. Advanced pupils will be received an:
faithfully instructed. aug 9-eotS0
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for the children of the "free common schools
is still a ycxed one, no decision having Us yet
becn arrived at. 1t is stated that the fortu-
nate publishing house will make very little BY
the operation. If that be the case, the pub
fishing houses desiring the contract are spend
inr much TO secure little. Four Northern pub
fishing houses have had representatives here
since the beginning Of The session, and q con-
siderable amount Of money has been spent by
more than one house. 3,
STRAY ITEMS.
The appropriation bill, to meet the expenses
of the State Government for 1870, will be re-
ported in q few days. / am Informed that the
annronriation will certainly not exceed mil
lion of dollars, probably be not more than
nine hundred Thousand, but of this approprla-
tion numerous old claims Will have to be
paid.
vet determined to remove Superintendent Par
ker but some OF them arc ''casung about" for
suitable man TO fill the position.
The Senate was not in session to-day-a
quorum absent. The senate Is so far ahead OF
the House in business that it need not meet
more than three days in the week, and then it
will be able to adjourn by the first OF March.
About a fourth of each days session OF the
House is spent in calling the yeas and nays. If
motion to adjourn be made, I'M springs about
three of the colored members who move call
OF the yeas and nays-dou0tless thinking liat
it Is parliamentary" II.
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TIE DOOM OF R4DIcALISAT.
The Handwriting on the Wall, as In-
te-pretod Dy Radical Prophet.

Pho New York Sun, whose editor, Mr.. Dana,
is one Of the sharpest eyed, shrewdest calou-
2a:ors ever graduated by the Radical party, has
been casting the political horoscope of that
party, now that the triumph Of the Fifteenth
amendment may be taken for granted, and the
negro taken ont of politics. He sees in this
very fact the seeds Of the disease that will kill
tho iniquity, and gives his reasons as follows:
II ls out of the final termination OF the
slavery contest that the main peril Of the Re-
publican party arises. At the last Presidential
election more than half a million OF men voted
for General Grant solely because they wanted
to see the pending plan of reconstruction car
Tied through: When this is accomplished they
will feel 10 special attachment to him or his
party. They are independent citizens, who
never support party merely Tor the good II
has done. 1t is tC these satisfied Republicans
that the party may be indebted for its early de-
feat. and even its ultimate dissolution.
Then there are the dOctTinaiTes OF the party,
who differ with its present policy on the tariff,
the currency, the construction OF the constllu-
ton, and the gradual absorption into Congress
OF an unwarranted share of the powers vi the
government. The cord which has bound all
these classes to the party is broken. Follow
ing close behind them comes the long process
sion OF disqualified Republicans, some ofwhon
are disgusted with the administration, because
OF its nepotsm, its f;ivoritism, the unworthy
character of many of its agents. and its disrc
gard of the claims to consideration Of distin-
sruishcd members of the party; while
others are indignant at its failure to re-
deem its pledges Of economy, aud because OF
its fawning at the footstool oft:o British throne,
and its base descrtion OF the cause of free
government on this continent. Though the
bond which has united these classes to the
party Is not yet severed, it is seriously weak
ened. and may snap At the first severe strain
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w A HIN T o N.
rpnoM THE ASSOCIATED rnEss.I

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESSJ
WASHINGTON, Februaryo.
Qhe judiciary Committee heard fifteen Geor-
x;ans. The Conservatives took the ground
shat the present Legislature is illegally consti-
tinted, on account of the admittancc OF minori-
ty candidates. and demanded reorganization.
Bullock and others spoke briefly in opposition.
Senators Carpenter, Edmunds and Conkllng
remembered having heard Governor Bullock
say at former hearing that the expulsion OF
negroes and seating minority candidates In
their stead was sheer usurpation.
The committee will hear Georgia again on
Saturday, when Bullock will be allowed to OK
plain his apparently contradictory positions.
Nothing from other committees.
The New England senators will Join the
Southern senators in opposing Bradley's con-
fEmation, in favor of Judge from the South.
The revenue to-day is s247,000.
No South TN nominations were made to-
day.
The Retrenchment Committee will report In
favor of placing the educational portion Of the
Freedmen's Bureau in the hands of the COM
missloners Of education.
CONGRESSIONAL.
The House is considering the Corode con-
scst. There ia a prospect of long discussion.
In the Senate bill was introduced increas-
inSthe number of Supreme and Circuit Courts.
The Judiciary Committee was directed to in
quirc whether Georgia legislation under re-
construction was In accordance with the Re-
construction acts
Morton spoke on neutrality.
LLTsR--The House seated Covodc (Radi-
cal) by strict party vote.
The legislative and judicial appropriations
were discussed without final action.
The President was requested to furnish In
formation concerning the recent murder OF
Americans at Havana.
In the Senate the Judiciary Committee was
instructed to inquire whether there had been
any violation OF the Reconstruction laws oy
the Georgia Legislature.
Norton spoke on his bill to prevent military
aid being given in time Of war to the revolving
subjects Of foreign powers.
The census bill was laid on the table.
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MORE LEGISLATION PROPOSED FOR THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The Labor Bin-Arrest oftAc Hotel Thief.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.j

IsrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE EEwS.j
COLUMBIA, February 9.
In the Senate, Hoyt introduced bill to vest
in clerks Of courts the powers anu duties con-
fcrrcd upon late commissioners under an act
to provide for the administration OF dercilct
estates.
Tho Railroad Committee, to whom was re-
fcrred the complaint ofa merchant Of Camden
in regard to alleged eXorbitant freight rates
on the South Carolina Railroad, reported bill
to provide remedy against excessive charges
for transportation, conveyance and tolls. IL
provides that when any rates exceed tnose
prescribed by the act of the General Assembly
OF last year, the party paying extra can recover
the same with interest thereon. They also
reported q Joint resolution to authorize the AT
torney-Gcneral 10 institute snir, al the earliest
moment, against the South Carolina Railroad,
for violation of the provisions of section 20 OF
the act to incorporate tho Cincinnati and
Charleston Railroad, passed in 1885.
Bills to incorporate the home for invalid
clersymen; Black Creek Cemetery Company;
public highway "oad known as Cox Bridge,
and to establish vested rights in J.. j. Rcaves,
for ferry across Waccamaw, Horny County,
received second reading.
In the House the bills to incorporate the
home for invalid clergymen; to incorporate
the town of Aiken; to authorize the certificate
of discharge Of the State from liability on guar
anlee bonds, on cancellation of same, were read
first time.
A resolution was adopted, requiring the COM
mittec on the removal of political disabilities
to report on all petitions before them.
The resolving clause of the joint resolution
authorizing the Governor to appoint contract
agents for labor in each county, was stricken
out.
The Senate bill to authorize the county COM
missioners OF Darlington to levy special tax
to rebuild the courthouse, and to authorize the
commissioners of Sparianburg and Collcton,
to levy an additional tax to pay the indebted
ness of those counties, and bill 10 rcchartcr
the Cypress causeway, received second read
Ing.
Martin, who was arrested for bnrglarizins in
the Columbia hotel, acknowledged his guilt TO-
d2y
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R. N. HEMPHlLL.
qd Pickfnn
crTAYES NOTICE is HEREBY

TAX NOTICE is HEREBY
given that the Treasurer OF Coeton County will be
ready to receive the State and County Taxes as
the following places:
Smokes Cross Roads, March is.
Bells Cross Roads, March 10.
Georges Station, March 10 and H.
Green Pond Station, March 1S
Reeves Station, March H.
Ridgevillc, March 0.
summervIlle, March and s.
WATERFORD, from February Is to March l.
Young's Island, March ., 8 and
Round 0, lat Jacoby's storc,) March q.
The Treasurer will be found ut his oifice In Wal
terboro' to receive Taxes after the above named
dates until April l. After that date an addition Oh
twenty per cent. will be charged on all amounts
of Taxes unpaid before the 18th day OF May, and
after that date the Treasurer will proceed to COL
lect by distress or otherwise.
All real and personal property are charged With
five mills on the dollar for State, and three mills
for County Taxes.
Onlce County Treasurer, Colleton County, 8. G.,
WATERFORD February Q, 1870.
JAMES W. GRACE,
reb1O Treasurer G. G.
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VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, February 8.
The Governor sent in supplementary mes
sase in relation chiefly to routine of State mat
ters. Referring to the difficulty Of finding
tudges not disqualified by the Fourteenth
amendment, he recommends that Congress be
pettioned for general removal Of disabiltics
Phe est Adjustment OF an asylum for Insane COL
ured people is recommended. He also sus-
geats many excellent changes in the admins
aatiop Of the criminal laws Of the State.
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E U R o P E
TIE PARIS RIOTS.
MORA BARRIcADEs ERECTED.
The psliec Charge on tho People.

PARIS, February9 9.
Phe disorders we're resumed at midnight in
tho vicinity of the places where the former
disturbances took place.
Several additional barricades were erected
in tho narrower streets.
Tho troops still reserve their fire.
The police made several charges, killing
some of the people.
Tho loader, Gustave Flourcns, Is still at
large.
[sEooND DISPATCH.]
PARIS, February s-S 2. II.
The police and military have the riot under
control.
The city is tranquil.
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Funeral Notices.

ng- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acuuantances OF NJ. ROBERT DAvEY and fami-
ly ore respectfully invited to attend his Funeral
from the residence of Mr. ". W. Brown, No. 20
St. Philip street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
without further invitation. 1ebl0
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Great Indignation has been expressed in
Paris as the conduct of some persons after Inc
execution Uf Trauinuann. The accusation Is t!iat
two laui.s dippe their hanaSerchicIS in Tralip-
IN ,nn's 8 blood, nn'l tnat some young gentlemen
did the same with their canes. The Ofncer on
duty told them they were baoarians, ana ordered
theh away.
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Guerial Notices.
ns- To THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY

M- TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY
NEwS.-S1R: Having noticed In to-day's paper
special notice that the Office Of the agent OF the
German Society OF South Carolina will be at the
Office OF the Guardian Life Insurance Company,
wish you would correct 1t as mistake the
Office of the GurdIan Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, corner of Broad and Church streets, Is sex-
clusyely for the transaction Of business OF that
Company. u. hEiM'
Genr Ag't Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Charleston. February Q, 1870. feblo
ms-THE MAPES' SUPERPHOSPHATB
This popular fertilizer is steadily increasing in
favor, as the following testimonials abundanly
show: ,eoo
HesSTs Kins7ndn G Hol1eu:
DEAF S1Rs-Your favor Of the LIST Instant Is as
hand In reply, would say to you that have
purchased six 10y different kinds Of phosphatcs
this season, and am making thorough test OF
the same and will report the results. To be GER
tain that the land would be precisely the same,
have planted two rows OF each kind through an
acre Of very old and rather poor land. weighed
the manure and the cotton myself, and am sure
OF correctness ofresult. I had 1t picked yester-
day for the first time, and enclose statement.
The season has been very dry and unfavorable,
and the crop Is almost total failure. There IL
no rust on tile portion OF the land expcrin'enied
upon yet don't think any OF the phosphate. "
prevent 1t. Yours, &c.
tslgned, R.N. HEMpHTLI..
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SPARKS PROM THE WIRES.

The trial OF wickliGe, the Louisiana state
auditor. begins to-day.
The West Virginia Legislature passed the
bill abolishing lawyers and teachers test
D~th
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O UB1
Death of Ovlodo-I,avages OF Incenai-
aries.

EAvANA, February 8.
O.iedo, Of diamond wedding" notoriety, is
dead.
Official reports from Puerto Principe say
that the insurgents are extending their line of
devastation. Incendiaries approach go near
the walls that cinders from burning houses fall
into the streets.
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marrie0.

RRIII-LEyIN.-on the 1st of February at the
BRIDES parents, by the Rev. 8. Goldman, MI.
WooIF BRILL, OF Columbia, to Miss RAcasL,
youngest daughter OF II. Levin, Esq, Of tnis
city.
WATIEs-KNoX-O Thursday evening. jan Ja
uary 9th. by Rev. c. P. GadsGen. WILLiAM VA, -,
TIES 10 ZENoB1A, daughter Of William p Knox, ah
of this city.
DENNIS-ELLIS.-On the 11th OF January, 1870.
by the Rev. a. NJ Mood. Mr.. SIDNEY 81 DENNlsl
OF Sumter, to Miss JULIA, Youngest oaugnter VI
tile late Joseph Ellis, OF Charleston, >. "
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Mg- THE BANK OF HAAIBURG.-BE-
ING appointed as the Receiver Of the Hamburg
Bank, by his Honor Judge PLATr, Judge OF the
Second Circuit Court, notice is hereby given, to
all whom 1t may concern, that shall attend, for
the discharge OF my duty, on and after the 2sTH
OF JANUARY, 1870, at my Office in Hamburg, to
receive all claims, assets, or information con-
necten with said Bank. FRANK ARNlM,
ian95 o. Receiver
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At meeting of the board of directors OF
the South Carolina Railroad Company, held
last night. W. j. Magrath, Esq, was unani-
mously reelected president fer the ensuing
wear
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The Railroad Bill and the King
Charleston Mattcrs-Strny Items
COLUMBIA, February T.

rr,T RAILROAD RING.
M ,.,, r,ou,.o ,o o,,,r,,, fmemhor from
croras;yon : nTnsnntnt th" f6IIowinr 10 be en-
."rai ,,non IN" ~ ionrnoI or the IIousc,
vote mo" on Tic passage of The bill to regu-
,otc the rights and movers or railroad companies,
for ,l. following reasons, viz:
Isl. In my opinion II is Il measure calculated 10
sell out The Republican party. anu 10 puid UP i
party less beneficial to the uhiisses. ,.,,.c,
I'd. Because 1t Is Inviting anu lnahihs h.m,u,, aa,
wien tle rint Is GHGpc'sHa' s aver uv 1 NE ers.
on"poy .n'I 10 20 NV n,rr or in.r constiturilts
nmI ~, NJ, ~ ms,nonolicS 4 re n curse.
m. Because, whuul reelection " consideration,
tho branch OF The General Assembly, Of which
am IL member, took up the BILL IA majority ol tne
members oIl.evS ,vS nGSer tons ,f'in Tho mrcyinS
passcu .,,, ummI, 'nI ,pia,. r. ~ hocnmr n law
1,,t h., nI rSrmctinr the sii.hIess
crrnr l,crn NAV nave becn in ii, and Nen by other
n,rIiamcniary 'oneraiions, surrendered Tic last
ri.-I,t To- reconsider and amend.
4lh. Because in INF opinion, IL Is very unwlse
.r iur H.. Inn"h and much more to do So with
m,,t ,nc and careful consideration.
Glh. TIe above reasons are supported ly
knowledge of the history Of The BILL nnci OF WHICH
can be gathered by careful pcrus"i VI 'ne Joui'
nails ior Lne P's' "eeA' crorcE LEE.
l!;I ,',i!; III, oo ,s boa tbn manlIurss TO
,on",nn"', ".,' s mnnnr,Iiv Srunosrd TO be the
ucilo'ltec 20 u1it,, pit,,,rn R;n.r - which
.,,,1i In mn I'm nlli jr,y
Is llought 10 oe ltclcslGu ~. IN ,'ov "nG CnInm
OWN lhe blio nusu, ,TnIor ,' ond ,'> surrns
pa Sl,a ,a'u a ,;h ,'' ,,os pn rstablish links
i. 'i, o1" |nriI," Mnu "'.U op Gnar,annrr Lo Ashe
lLUl ,u 49, hiotn &c Civ =" Aikrn. frnm Fror
Iile, ~ t1oIn ,rt',S, M,ne fro,u Nnwh"rrv 70 Ches
hSsel nI 10 rom eMuh s@tar TO Columbia It is we'll
En,wn su i,I that @ few. if not many members were
..rrcoanjsed' to secure the passage of this
pn;r6oL Tone, ,ii,loIinr hill thruilrh the House.
eIi ;I oSn NV in romnI mHmbers is sud 10 have
nanVTJ 800 rhc " ,,,nnnt n rern'rniion rrourcl.
Ti,,r' ,' ;s - rn,or ,t,nat that this consola-
,;n,r rnr m,inIv comnnsrd of wealthy cali-
t,Ii,t : from the North has been broken by
some nsinauagcmcnt of its agents, and lie
''big railroad monopoly is Il tlzZc. Whether
or not there is any truth in the report Pm un-
able to ascertain. If the report be trlc it. will
soon be known, tor there are several OF tilS
high officials in il, who make II rule 10 howi
when their well laid plans gang aslcc'
CHARLESTON AFFAIRS.
A. s,otca NV telcmr,nb ucKinlav to-day in
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You will perceive that the smaller quantity per
acre pays best. only tried some OF them with
the larger quantity, emitting MAPEs and zers.
l have great faith In your MAPEs', and am sats'
fed, with an ordinary season, it would double the
CROP Respectfully, &C.,
(Sgned, h. n. ID.
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10y FAMILY GROCERIES SUPPLIED
at Wholesale prices. when purchased by the case,
half barrel or barrel Hcrmctieally Sealed Goods
nv the dozen. All goods warranted, and FULL
WEIGHT GUARANTEED. We invite the atten-
tlon of the public to the QUALITY and PRICES OF
our Goods, aud particularly to the WEIGHTS.
WIN. S. CORWIN 4 CO.,
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,onol No. oI5 King street.
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