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@ ESTATE OF REUBEN SMITH
The undersigned will, on and after the 5th proxt-
mo, pay FINAL DIVIDEND from an amount OF
assets recently realized) on the principal Of the
debt due to such creditors as accepted deed OF
assignment from REUBEN SMITH, dated cd July.
1885, and attached the amount OF their claims to
their names.
In all cases legal authority to receive the Dt7i-
dend must be lodged with the undersigned before
the same will be paid.
SAMUEL Y. TUPpER'
Administrator Estate OF 7. upper,
Last Survivor Of Assignees Of Reuben Smith.
iun28- -tuthsS
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BUs1rEss soTIoss.

AN EXPERIENCE of third OF century has
given L. Rice, Esq, Of the American House,
Boston, a knowledge of all the requisites Of o
hrst-class hotel. The popularity of that hotel
indicates'that the public appreciates his efforts
to please.
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MsfoR1aa, Assoc1lT1oS.-Ths treasures Of
HsIadieaMemorial Association, Of Charles
ton, s. Cxbegs leave TO acknowledge. With
thanks, Hs, following contributions In aid n
bringing home some, e,ot the Confadarata dsad:
Mr. tn ~, aaO; DIR: CT, go; Mr., CT L. !
IS; ATTEND, Sra; lEfs and Miss b, aios Mss g.
j., 81 80 $3.50 :; -----.-.---,,-; -.,
Others have been applied to, but have not
vet responded --.------------
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THE FOUNTAIN sYRINGE

NHE FOUNTAIN RINGE.
SELF ACTING. PUMPING. NO AIR
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE In tile market.
1t Is recommended by the nrst Physicians Of the
country.
1t Is SO simple that 1t cannot get out Of order.
There are no valves, and nothing that will cor
rode. One will last Q life time.
Dr.. JOS. q. WARREN, an eminent Physician, Of
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
tFr0m the fact OF its simplicity and correct
principle In the structure OF your Fountain Sy-
ringe,' and for the easy manipulation, practicable
result, and comfort to the patient have recon-
nended this instrument extenslveiy.n
The Profession are invited to call and examine
the apparatus.
For sale, wholesale and retail, BY
- Dr.. II. DAER,
No. I3l Meeting street,
mayaQ Agent for South Carolina,
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@ GARD.-THE FIRM OF BUDD &
BLAKE having been dissolved on 3oth ultimo,
resume business on my own account
In addition to my General Commission Dusl.
ness, will keep supply Of the best R. A. COAL
for family use, and respectfully solicit share Of
patronage. JULIUS A. BLAKE.
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@- TREASURES OFFICE, SAvAN-
NAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COM,
PANY.-COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS Of this Company, due LIST July, 1870. VIII
be paid at the Banking House OF q. q. KIMPT0N,
Financial Agent Of the State Of South Carolina,
No. Nassau street, New York, on and after the
first day Of July, 1870 S. W. FISHER.
un28-tuths6 Treasurer.
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The FOURTH OF JULr-ITS CELEBRATION By
THE CoLoRED PEoPLE.-As We have stated, the
c9lored people propose having grand cele-
bhton on the Fourth of July.
!, The United and Union Star fire companies
viii go to Beaufort, leaving here Sunday ate.
noon. About the same time the Comet Fire
Company. Of Orangeburs, and several fire
companies from Savannah viii arrive.
The celebration In the city will be under the
auspices Of the Union League, and they have
invited the various military and fire COM
paaiss, the Grand Army Of the Republic, the
Longshoremen's Protective Union, and the
several civic societies, and oil the municipal
officers Of the city, to unite with them. The
procession will be formed at the corner Of
Meeting and Calhoun street, the right resting
on Charlotte street, and will move at precisely
so,clock P. NJ, and Will march through CAL
houn to King, down King to Hasel, through
Hasel to, Meeting, and down Meeting to White
Point Garden, where the people will be adj
dressed by B. G. DeIarge, Aaron v. Logan, T.
]. Aackay, w.H. Mlshaw, A. J. Ransier, VIM.
Elliott, Martin B. DELANEY, B. q. Calm, C G..
Bowen, L. @. Northrop, W. G.. Griffin.
3:,S!ftstES .4.--
CRUxBs.-A letter for Miss Emma Coker, /"
Charleston, 8. c., Is held at Wilmington for
postage.
An immense number of rotten fish are In the
pond at the foot of Broad street. They should
be removed.
workmen were engaged yesterday In remov-
ing the property Of the United States Assistant
Tressurers Office from the Fire Proof building
tSthe Customhouse.
Congressman Bowen arrived here yes
terday afternoon, and put up at the Mills
House.
Henry Simmons alias Finney Boston, alias
Jack jones', was yesterday sent to Jail for thir-
ty dsys, by Trial Justice J. G. Mackey, for
entering the cabin Of the sloop Eliza Ann, and
stealing provisions, clothing, &c.
Justice CaElheld sent Hannah Hopkins, col
-ored, to jail yesterday, for tapping the till in
Mr.. Osterholtz's store.
Charles Connoray, who Is charged BY J..
;Stoney, brother Of defendants wife, with hay..
ing ill-trested bis wife, plaintiffs sister, in a
most brutal manner, by repeated blows on her
face and body with his fist, thereby knocking
her down. and kicking her, and jumping on
her person while on the door, has been SEN
fenced by Justice T. ]. Mackey to pay fine
and costs amounting to CIT so, or so to jail for
thirty days.
william Small, colored, has had his wife ar
rested for annoying hin. and threatening his
life. Although by mutual. consent they lived
in separate quarters, she would come and
abuse him. Trial Justice Caulfeld heard the
case, and compelled the defendant to give Sc
curity for forbsarance towards plaintiff.
John Francis and Luke Wright, colored, are
kld'for trial to answer the charge Of being
connected With several 'shen-roost" robberies
that have taken place in our community Of
lase.
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STATE CouKT.-The equity side of this court
was in session short time yesterday morn
ing, during which time Judge Carpenter heard
and disposed of number of motions None
of them, however, was of general interest.
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MS GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. -Emigrants seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain q. HARMS, Agent Of this Society, whose
ONCE for the present Is at No. 80 East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. ONCE hours from IL to O'Clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN.
ap2s stu President.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement Of
the sailing of the steamer Emile.
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BILL HEADS printed On nne paper at 50, "a
IS, Sc so and ss so per thousand, according tt
size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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DAVID D1cKsoN's great book on farming now
out No farmers library complete without it.
Bound in cloth, extra, 81; sheep. 81 so; half
morocco, S.. Orders received at this Office.
Good canyassing agents wanted. For terms,
apply ut this office. junlT-1mo
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green anc
Black? WILSON'S GROCERY. Jun8
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5ueriaI Notires.

@r CONSTGNEES PER DESPATCH
Line Schooner HELENE. will send for Goods
promptly THIS DAY, before sundoWn, or they will
be stored at their risk and expense. All claims
must be made on wharf, before delivery.
july2I WIN. ROACH Il CO., Agents.
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eBUNIoN BANK SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 90, le7o.-The Board Of d.
rectors having declared a SEMI-ANNUAL DIVI-
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT. free OF Government
Tax on the present Capital Stock Of this Bank
the same will be paid to Stockholders on and after
TUESDAY, 5th day Of July, proximo, on application
at the Bank. q. D. ALEXANDER,
iunao-thst,b Cashier
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june %

~ NATIONAL FREEDMAN's saw
INGs AND TRUST COMPANY.-CHARLzsroN
BRANCH, No. IA BROAD srREET.-Money deposited
on or before July 18th, will draw interest from
July 1st. Interest allowed March, July and No.
vember Deposits payable on demand.
jun2s NATHAN RITTER, CasEier.
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@ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, JUNE %, 1870
This Bank will be closed On MONDAY next, 4th Of
July. Notes and acceptances payable on taat
day must, therefore, be anticipated.
juu2e WM O. BREESE, Cashier.
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Marrie0.

TUoMEY.-MALoNE.--In this CITY, on the
morning OF the 18th June, at the Cathedral Chap.
!el, Queen street, BY the Rev. Father Quigley, T.
]. TUOhEY to Miss B. +. MALONE, all OF Sumter,
s. @.
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~ AWAYWlTH sPECTACLES.- OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid ON receipt Of 10 cents. Ad-
dress Dr.. E. B. FOOTE No. 12o Lexington avenue
Now York. deelb
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SALE OF TIE Crr PROPERTY POSTPONED y
The sale of the Battery, Arteslsn Well, "Ferry
slip" and the other pieces Of the city property
reied upon by Sheriff Mackey, by virtue OF an
execution in the case Of the executors of Geo.
G.bbon vs.. the City Council, will not take place
on Tuesday next. as advertised, but has, with
; the consent OF the counsel for the executors
AND the City Council, been postponed until the
lltA Or this month. 1t is believed that the
postponementwas made in order to carry the
matter before one Of the judges of the su-
prsme Court, to decide whether or not the In
junction restraining the sheriff from selling the
properly at all shah remain IN force.
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TEE DISASTER 10 THE TENNESSEE
interesting details concerning the disaster to
the Tennessss win be founder our telegraphic
columns. -

Fms.-Yesterday afternoon, during the trial
OF the steamer Of the German Fire Company,
near the corner OF State and Chalmers streets,
the house of Mr.. VIM. Smith caught fire fron
the sparks. The flames were speedily extin-'
guished and before any damage was done. z
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ms FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON CHARLESTON, 8. O., JUNE 90,
1S7O.-DIvIDEND NoTIOE-The BOARD OF
DIRECTORS having declared Dividend OF
SIX PER GENT, on the Capital Stock, free OF
Government Taxi the same Will be payable on
and after ,he 9Th OF July next.
WM. G. BREESE,
iune % Cashier
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CITY AEH IRIS.

sADvERrsERs viii take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE
NEWS Office at later hour than halfpast nine
O'Clock at night will appear in the next morn
ings paper. An exception to this rule Is made
IN favor of notices of meetings, deaths and
funerals.
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D. S. Couar-HoS. GHo. 8. BRYAN, JUDGE,
PHiEsrDnR Afhe following business was dis
spossed Of In the District ard Circuit CourtS
District Oourt-Ex plrte A. q. Ford, as.
ssigAse,s In. re W. ". Hustle. banHlpt Pc
Hon ioe increased mpel.satson. wss zressteJl
TO Regiskar Carpenter. "a go sffsssg
Qirtua Cbsrs. the case Of T.,6J Greet
va. the Bank OF Georgetown ct al, ttHasor.
,dered that the bank, Its furniture, n0sss,
bonds, real and personal property generally,
Z be sold, after due advertisement in George
town:and Charleston papers; that the banking
hodss, and furniture be sold at auction in
Georgetown, and all other effects of bank be
sold in Charleston-sale to take place at time
appointed by the.receive1, Mr. r. E. Fraser.
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Henry Cobla & Co. will sell at IL o'clock, at
Nos. 7s and 7s. East Bay, damaged corn.
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TIE HsAr.-By the following register OF the
Thermometer kept at Joseph Blaskman's drug
store. No. IT Broad street, It wN be seen that
the thermometer ranged higher yesterday
than 1t has on any previoussday this season:
8, ,s7;fo, 81; IL, s2;2, s5; tyss; 6. s7;s, 81. -
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IrHE RETIs EMENE OF J:UDG q 3
C4RP ENTER.
Meeting of the Charleston Bar.

It being understood that the Hon. R. B
Carpenter, the Judge Of this circuit, was abou
to retire formally from the bench, the mem
bers of the Charleston Bar assembled in tn
Equity Courtroom at o'clock yesterday
This meeting OF the bar was, so far as WI
know, the largest and most important that ha
been seen in this city since the end of the war
After closing the equity business upon which
he had been engaged, Judge Carpenter arose
and, with evident emotion, spoke as follows
REMARKS OF JUDGE f. B. CARPENTER
Gentls,nen or the Barof CkGrlest0n-I have
| frequently had occasion to address my fellow
citizens upon various subjects, and very Otter
I have felt that words were poor channels to
express the emotions of the heart. But never
has their utter inadequacv been more thor
ongh1y realized than to-day.
Somewhat more than three years ago came
to the City of Charleston-a stranger-and less
than two years since took my seat upon this
bench as Judge of this circuit. entered upon
its duties with distrust. Events then recent
had SO changed the condition of affairs legal
az well as poHtical-that 20 one knew where
the old law ended, or the new law began; and.
statutes and practice of South Carolina.
Nevertheless, brought to the discharge oil
INV duties upon the bench az energetic pur-
nose to labor faithfully and honestly in the dis
charge of the duties Of my Office; such labor
as the true ends of justice required. Beyond
that, perhaps, had very few other qualifca-
lions And if have had some little success,
It Is due in very great measure to the fair
ness and integrity of the Charleston Bar. They
never attempted to deceive ne. They never
stated that to be law which they did not be-
lieve to be law, and uniformly, upon the bench,
have been treated with kindness, considera-
ton and respect.
Alter seeing something Of che storms of life
in other spheres, the judicial Office, although a
position OF labor, was one Of comparative
quiet. My mind, had butt seek for truth, far
away. from the conflicts of public life.
HIGHER, than ever, ann the storm more threat
enlne, yet an imperative sense of duty compels
me to leave a position where all my relations
have been kind, and all my associations have
been ofa character to which can recur with
nos other than grateful feelings. Whatever
may my future destiny, in the Providence OF
God. shall not forget them, but to the Last
Hour of nv life shall cherish the sympathy
khl0h feel has been engendered during my
0ceupancy Of the bench. I5now, gentlemen OF
the bar,s respectfully and afecdonately, With
avefyWfsh for your happiness and prospe rity.
collectively and individually, bid you final
farewell.
Judge Carpenter then retired from the
room.
On motion of Hon. A. G. Magrath, the yene-
rable e1-Chlef Justice Dlnkin was called to
to the chair. ~
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@ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching may be expected in this Church To.
MORROW MORNING, at halfpast 10 O'Clock, by the
Rev. L. q. sHGCK, Pastor.
, Communion Service in the AFTERNOON, at S
O'Clock. july2
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n Meetings This Day
Auction Sales This Day.

Charleston Typographical Society, at 9 P. N
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G9- ST. LUKE'S CHURCH.-THIS
Church will be opened for Divine Service To.MoR.
ROW, and on each succeeding Sabbath, until fur
ther notice. july2
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Druss, GbemlraIs, Sc.


DR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
Appropriation Of Roots and Herbs warranted
to be strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to
any one. 90 ~
It has been used by hundreds, and known for,
the last thirtEfve years as one Of the most relia-
BILE, en1cacious and harmless preparations ever
offered to the suffering. II taken regularly and
perslstently, 1t is sure to cure:
Dyspepsia, headache, jaundice, costiveness,
sick headache, chronic diarrh9a, affections OF
the bladder, camp dysentery, affections Of the
kidneys, fever, nervousness chills, diseases Of
the skin, impurity Of the blood, melancholy or de-
preston OF spirits, heartburn, eollc or pains In
the bowels, pain In the head, fever and sgue,
dropsy, boils, pain In back and limbs asthma,
erys.pelas, female affections, and bilious diseases
generally .
Prepsaed only by ]. H. zErLN & CO., Drug
gists, Macon, Ga.
Price 81; by mail sl.es.
Many highly respectable persons can fully at.
test to the virtues OF this valuable medicine.
For sale by
GOODRICH. WINEMAN 4 90. &
,.,,. ~: =, DoW1E, NOISE q PAWS. 0A,ZIs.s,o,
CIV E.E T QUIN INE
Isa recent improvement.
Replaces the use of the Bitter Sulphate Quinine,
with which all are familiar.
DOSE FOR DOSE,
1t is warranted fully equal in every way to Bitter
Quinine, and, like ft, is the one great, posi-.
tive and unfalllng cure for all
DISEASES OF MALARIoUs ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Remittent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Ague,
and the long train Of disorders following these
Ae- ~ ' SWEET oUMrNE
is made solely from Peruvian Bark fs0 Is Bitter
Quinine thefore it Is Of vegetable origin and not
to be one Of the elements found in the blood Of ali
'''''1' f' SWEET oUMINE
acts as an antidote TO- as well as cure for, Maa-
rial or Miasmatic Poison, the absorption Of which
BY the lungs causes Intermittent Fevers, &c. Tho
only advantage claimed for 2
SWEET QUINME
over the use Of old Bitter Quinie ts the entire alb
sence OF that intense persistent bitterness, which
In the latter is an nsurmountable obstacle to fts
use with most persons. and always with children.
SWEET QUNINE
Is In two forMs-in Powder, for the use OF PhVA-
clans and Druggists, and Fluid for use In tho
family and for the general public.
sTEARNs. FARR & CO.,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, NEW YORK.
For sale by DowIE, NOISE DAVIS
may l0-tuths3mos
SCIENTIFIC REssIoN
Has unveiled to the light OF day
THE BITTER INDICATED INFUSION
Known to the people as
LoMoNs's BITT ER 8 /
Tie Cure for Dyspepsia
And its attending Evils.
The Preventive to
All MalarIal Diseases.
The Regulator OF
The Liver and Stomach.
The Hep
>.
To Nursing Mothers.
THE PURE. PROMPT AND PERFECT TONIC oFS
THE PERIOD
Prepared at the Laboratory Of
A. A. sOLoM0Ns & CO.,
wholesale Druggists
Savannah, Ga.
~ Sold by all Druggists. es.r
". S. ooRwIN q co. viii supply it at Proprie-
tors prices. mch1-tutns6mos
SOFnR1oE COLOGNE WATER.
Manufactured and for sale by
orts No 1G Mating street.
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5periaI N1tlres.

@ DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, by the Rev. WIN. H.
ADAMS. july2
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A SwINDLE.-Not many days since q
Young man presented himself at the coun-
tGr Of one Of our banks and desired 10
have a dr1lN drawn by firm in Baltimore
cashed. The teller refused to do so I'M
less the stranger. could get some ono to
identify him. Hc called on one Of our
most responsible merchants, and request
ed him to accompany him to tho bank for
the purpose. Not exactly satisfied that
the holder Of the draft was tho proper
owner oft, he refused, but before the par
ties lctt the bank It was arranged that the
,lratt should be sent to Baltimore for col
lection. This was done, and In a day
or two tho proceeds were received.
The young man promptly presented him
self and drew the money, depOsiting
eleven hundred dollars Of 1t In the safe ut
the Grant House. Within the past two
or three days the deposit was withdrawn,
and tho fortunate p0sscssor OF the green
bncks disappeared. While he remained,
aller coming into possession of the funds,
he led fast liGe-drinking and carOusing
about saloons and other kindred resorts.
Yesterday itleaked out that this party
was ut Cameron not long since md had
received the letter containing the DRAFT
from tho post office there. 1t seems that
there is living near that place gentleman
whose name corresponds precisely with
that Of our hero, and that lie had recently
shipped q lot Of stock TO Baltimore which
had been sold, and the drlG was for the
proceeds Of the sNlG. The stock dealer
cslme to the post Office at Cameron, and on
making inquiry for u letter, was informed
TINT one with The address mentioned had
been delivered 10 another party answering
to that name several daysstncc. He then
came to this city in search Of his namO-
sake, whom be learned The particulars
above rccitcd. The young man, however,
1lad fled for parts unknown. He WIS
traced to Bridgeport, where it Is said he
purchased q ticket for Chicago The pO-
lice authorities there have been put in pos
session Of the taCts, and It Is hoped will
succeed in arrcsting the swindlcr.
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To.DAY.-To:day is recognized in the
religious world as Ash WetlnGsday-thc
inst day Of Lent, called by the fathers Of
the Church edput jSunR, the beginning Of
the fast, or dies ciH6run, ash day, ID allu-
sion to the custom Of sprinkling the head
with ashes, The nature Of the day Is q
memorial Of ancient manners. To roll
oneself in the dust, to cover the head with
ashes, was, In primitive times a mark OF
profound grief David, to express the
bitterness Of his grief, says that he ate
ashes like bread. f'''.'T sI".NNi ~.
In relation to the ftlst itself we will add
q word or two Lent, then, Is fast Of
forty days, which Immediately preCedes
Easter. The origin Of the word Is uncer.
tain; some derive Il from Saxon word
implying spring, or the season when the
days "lengthen;" others from q Ger.
man word signIfying ITO thaw." The
object OF the fast has also been disputed,
but 1t Is generally regarded us u pre-
partition for Easter, and time specially
set apart for repentance over the sins OF
the past year; while the number Of forty
days devoted to II Is thought to have refer.
encc to tho saviOur's forty days fast In
the wilderness, 10 the forty days Of the
deluge, the forty years wanderings OF the
Jews, the forty days granted 70 the Nine
ViteS for repentance, or the timO spent In
lasting by Moses and Elias.
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River News.

The river continued to rise yesterday,
and at dark there were fourteen feet six
inches In the ChanNel. The ice has al.
most entirely diSlppcared-what there Is,
offers no obstacle to navigation.
The Major Anderson, Capt. Muhlcman,
got away for Cincinnati at tho usual time,
Or. NJ, with q good trip. Among her
freight the Anderson had nearly three
thousand kegs Of nails. g#.'
4 barge belonging to the steamer
HawkeyC Is loading nj the Top Mil.
Capt, Booth, the Barge King, reached
the city yesterday, and Is making arrange.
menlS oIhaVc the barge sunk At the Bel.
mont Mills few days ago, taken to Ports.
mouth to 60 on the ways. Tho barge re.