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Special Nbtices..

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Turnsr lell, qIa1. ll,laptts ps asd Fosrsad , 81
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"a FIAs. A. ~ j AM ~. A9xR7 kegI
ODD Fellow, Han Nav Yard fsksf lisss usshis
s = ~; T M ;nss 81. e % D
nv my ~ y Ssee-.
SSeEBF RRQl S 4 oE sEnSGF sJy0N, TQ
HALFWAY COMPANY yin b e0s,isuea 80 90,
tsu daI. longer. trvp THURSDAY, June ", te7O, q
tbe foUvinG named plsce 70 receive further anhaSp
tioas 10 the capital STOOD .ytAi o t..a .Hi gai7
AtA. n sHEHkHDs. sAsphsSs Bullaln.s Ps.ps
ylvania Avenpo - r
Al WIN. n. .CLAoErrs. Board Of Trads RospS
AiHATIoNAI, METROPOLITAN BANK. With a.
w. u. WHITE, asa.stant cashier. Of. Na
~ NJ RoHRIE,s, R..l E.,,,o once. oosn-t
Nov Yoh avenue and Ninth street
H.uLAGETr. Pr.-.den,.
n N, RuHhrs. Secretary. tslsrI jsisa
I NV ..i EATrM . 6; Eiss N. s.1
AZ e f Va Y W ~.
tS.S ss Ss - 20 W s "a i psg
sttT holder IN no yegd And faiy alive % tha Interests
hbdSst falihfni and competent tar ~ po-toa III
abpolntment would give Esnsyal aatisfaotion 10 the
pfopsr,y lholdsfs Of The lirsl pafd, -T z TH-TT
it n kTAx-PAYER. Fir. v.rd,
- 0VEsa Vv1II,I MIMI MAIOu IrNRa
~ Ironn hntler and bees,.I,,, Vii u rsrti,-i
~ Nss .s9.s "o' w a''eIi sfa
| n5Y-ORFICE OF FItANhI.INI INSURANCE.
ussliSS y ~ arseiors ID .hls compsni. bed iss
rS.,.ldsrl - GHHS, BnlAn2i,Y, =
lelt9e - seere.asy.
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BURNT MILLS
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
.... .gTf1.H .a
s2.I3 per BaH 81 10 rsuad-,
.Tls
..r c. WITMER,
....,,, ,otS p.,,.,I,a.,. .,.,,.-
Grocer, 1915 Pennzylvnnln pvenu'

ny W. l.. WALL Il co., AuciIssesr-,
TURN
by virtue of DECD of trust 70 ne. the subsurbcr.
froTn Antonio Pehtier dated tho 18th daY pf March,
A. H. ls7U and duly recorded In LbeT 6a folo 20, &c,
u the land records for the county q MashinE DIS
tlon, for cAah tho highest blddor, ~ KnA, L. MAl
Cos Auction Rqoms, on SATURpAYl The 1slh
nj, an The personal groper,y ihsndceed !. tol'ewsl
sets, Wish Bouls and : Pitchers, aWladOw Chr.
lains, wa!aat Bsdsiead, BugeaqS ! Mssh and
Hair Bos,sr-, FEATHER Pillow, Mattreses picos
Oicloth, Frebosrds, reA PoT, Bed.tsaA, Loi
urockarJ Oval Mirror Ileatlng Stoyeal Cock Stove
ard iIinres. HARvEY II, BEtf. Trustee,
,.,s. C Un ARIE ki MMIbthnd1kIJ BAillas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-16

w. =" hook BiADER AND PGPnRRULER,
No. ~ Psnnagls-nia aVsnus botwssa TSalh And nsg
snth stEesls, aouth Id, . 70 |t
Books elegantly b. pl1ing bouad Fssiedieal1 and
nsuspapsn saFofully Altsndsd n. '' ''i'H'. ,l'l
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-16
w ATER COOLE
w REfRIGERATORS,
ICE CHESTS,
AT MANUFACTURERs PRICES.
Delivered any part al tho city OF 0soreoun free Of
charge. -
}. W, BOTELER BRO,
|isi+a Va Penn. ave bet Ninth and Tenth stz
I'VE AlIER InAN pRIyEN WILL.

We are nov prepared 10 have dfiyea the abSssl
famed WELLS, ~ tAirL Tatea- Dan bn slnk In tho
Aoase, barn % any desired plAeo.
The water. unllke thAt from ofhnary idaa usla h
DE, Toe Wshs GiVe Esuefal latislAetlon and an
preferred 10 all Othsrs ~ = N
Town and oOqntI glshts solJ. Orden allied and In.
ormAtion furnlshed ~ our ONCE.
MASON 4 CAMPBELI, Agents,
Ios h.glAhd YlFathia and District % Columbia, or
eTss hsysnh A3d strestA' opposite POst Qnlee,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-16

District q JIsllHmbir, WashiRgtsa CbaHfH, 49,
D. Charles BRADLEY, cashier q tho National Bank Of
the sPs6o Dc sSlSms ,TsiE shas ~ SSHSs tss''
- III - CIIARLIsS BRADLEY, Cashier.
Bubseribed and sWOTn 10 before me- this 18Th dAy Of
Jhns. ls70 W. MARTih, J. r.
Correot-Attest! -
IN. BALDWIN,
DAN'L u. CLARKE, .
Il T. ID. GILMAN, Directors
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-16

DisiLisi " CalsB,Aia, CrsBtH II HashiHgipa
J. WIN, e. HUNIlNGroE, cash OF Of the First Natiossl
ssns q WIsh,ngson de 1ssy $50 that c above
belief
(signetj wM, s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Correct Attest
(SlEnedD H. d. OOOKR,
I.. JNO. A. VILLA, DiTset8Fa.
b. B. FRENCH
sEorn " sud subscribed before me, this nfsenth day
81 June, 1870
(SiEned) n OAIIIAH
II NqtA9 Puhllo.
PROPOSALS. PoR DRAD LETTER ENVELOPES.
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For Sale or Rent.

A BEfAqTIEu,; g2yn Ut g I5 WITH
ins resldenoe villa rtyie, Is feet froat 6y II feet
sSsB sH s 15d 81 ss sT NTH S sss
nst q 0leeyood Csmgtey, ard about 70 and Ahalf
e s sf il:.i gI ios 81 is1iS Gcs
Ned y, "a y uSSsl ud 81 ss b.. 4 ss
Sas' q q q FVnM. !
EoKsAL A yRiOofPEDE, .HkFLoNs PAT. |
5NL N.th brake can Ps use w YIN w q three
sgsd ssdes ,0 u HcDERhSff BRos cRRsRIEtF
s.sss, r'""-''-"'' J.soas o.
IloR MINT A WILL FURNISHED FRONT |
s RQM q ~. nSOE sss.s 20 No ~ n ..rss
rsssan.bg. insaiss r. pss%ifss I%lI 4 jeitSt
INOR sALR-A ANDsOM1t IJOf on X STREET. |
I'D S Ss.a H ale. ~: ~ ss " ia
sss q ~ a. p ss s s,s ss S
~. -sr O., =, y OAPEI.I2N
jsstA 80 : '''''' s ~ s,rss:,,
H'OR Ma OQAL. AND WOOD DET0T AND
tg.-s az a. 20 Ss BsIssat NV 'is
tUsT ARRIvED. .,a.,....
1No.. door . M pRANlne bsR9 q sHA i1G,s
s,,ySh i3gr par 'sy ape HOUSES Ais1 ,isSls snd
isiiiR! ~ -u,,,'."',, " "'s'9''1.
y he pFOporty known - RvERMkY, utsaitd ~
sssss RGsSsiiliigS 6s'h'i . y
Il tho Inierios ms hoass eonlalni sosne tsyonteen
% ~ ys s a. I'd I'd 70, s; Is. :. s
Win Ne E.cdndset sems d sefs., .. IN b Esba
ssf6t iset soid b. hs 10Th DAY o. June Win 10 tos
rent I" ss Sss," s''T md sGsiTS on ss
bhyInSoN a COZ, No. LIS street northwest,
Also Tor ie lbor - lots s1uara I'D on Seventeenth
street and Nov HsIpshirs svsaos. Isss'wFnwFIs
HOE shIE. .HAyINg TWO NORTHUMBERLAND
III Il 61S 2 6F w i los 90 W.
IioR sALE-TO uIKIiks AND OrHKR-FOUR
= HOUSES eon,anl9e sis soo,n. each irSat and fldo
ssas ss rs c.s. s.s i S:isi%ssis xss
yss.l sesssd 4 e; sn 81 ,sr@.
stcst tsli.ssulh slree.l ? ssd .. myssim.
| INOR SALE on EXCHANGE A UOTTAGR CON.
.alnlug ssht krse and ,yo snail roame M iaak
Psg.,I hoass, glIh r. sssssi sEgaad WI seiu'a,sd
ppSpsaig Z stSalsd =, Mount Pless.aG sert dis
tlee fram tho terminus Of Tho fuureenih street carr
sss GS ss SI ihs % S
q b9,h town md ooaP,. and an dlaposed 10 oncrh
W." wv "''-' 49, j. ~. cAPERToF,
| Reai EstAis Agent and lrqknr,
Roon 8 Ihtsl1Fenesr building,
| yietl0 sescnlh stteet, washlnEton.
/ EOR RRNT-TwO HANDsOMR Two-sTORY
sSd WsIoreosSi, sa. Al thrSish on WON'T second
;cSt RsisOs9 sPd street., r In9SlES e D
IsSH,yIvahiS S'OnuS' bet fOuf'SndAhAf and sl5,h
HNOR sALE THREE sET.rS OR OROoiIRF, CON.
y ple!e, Tor AIS Asstt at rRlNOEs, tOo0 Penn
| L1OR SALR-FARM OF 10 AURIiS, HIGHLY IN.
Y proved With dwelling house, large barn, and othos
galbuidinEs also peach and apple orohAgd y Prince
SeWs;hinsoa branch 81 iho Ball IsTsS sPd fSIsnso
mIlefn No. ass toulsiAnA aVonis.
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computed 10 have cured iOO1oS tavalids .inas ~
lan9Vep' sosal years AEp, Of Ohronio RhoumAtlsai
p9gh ursYei kidney Aha URINARY DiSaAsos generally,
n DyspepaiA o. Liver Complaint q Chronic Con.ips
lion ard DiAn0a u Heart Disease Of BPonohlal Ind
Aathmatio Affections. o. GGnaral Dehllty, &c. .to
Many Of these cures are reported BY eminent phySi
pana, fact Worth considering By bp victims Of quaok
medicines and worthless spring Wktsna
lfiag Pss $50 q Two deEsu gaATs Al de Bphhsu Or
GBTTYsBURG SPRING COMPANY. -
-. A. qsttysburg, Penn,
lan1AptH Or ~ y PAEk Place. nON rorlL
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nv C0OrER q I.ATIMER, Asc,'rS-
SouthWpst cornaf Of Pa. avenue and Eleventh alrpg

southwest corner OF IA avenue AND Eleventh street
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON IOuISlANA AVENUE BIZ.
TWEEN sixth AND SEVENTH SrREErH
-. BY virtue % decree Of the supreme Court Of
fsth tho District Of uolnmbia, PASSED In EluitI
I'D cause No 1873, Docket 10, on the nd dag 81
~ April. tslu. In which Compton o. A. were com
pIaInants and Compton defendant, shall sell At pub
te Eaetion, tha -renisea, TUESDAY, the 2ist
day o. June, $50, at 1910 O'Clock, p M, lot Nc. In
Square No N'a bounded and described A. follows Be
ginning At the oud q seyenV-siN foot four inches,
measured west on Louisiana avenue, from the
northeast corner q said lot and rannlaH thence
aid east eighteen Cs) feet ono "a inch thenoe
sthsrly Al right angles 20 sid avonue twenty three
C feet nine 90 Inches, thenee due south and parallel
With sIth street ninetecn tsl feet one 10 inch and
j icet four 90 inches and bali " inch, thsneo due
south twenty live C5 feet 70 point ulHty t feet vest
from SlIt sireeL thenge due uest eleven utsll feYt
thirty one hundfcdhs, thence twenty str
(sh feet and -Styssven haadtedtha - Poiat slIty
two (l feet dine Wost from sixth street. thsnos dns
north isar tsei, and thence northve.te1J thr'Ttuo
az feet siK 10 Inches 70 NE polnt ot beyaninG I'm
proved By iourst and basement Bnek House, con
Terms q salsi One third % cash the resdae IN
three equal inst ailments In Z, u and "a months, the
dsforsga payments 70 bear nisre4. froH he dsg Of
sale Lien retained sltl down the fan Of tho ham
NOR Stamps and conyeJaneing At The puIehaser's
CHARLES p, HARMON, Trustee.
iels-td IstArJ AuetiOnesr.
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0RPHANs' COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
H.,-i-, ~ nnlsah,r Hitshis1,Na Gess's, >, -;
In the case OF ROnEhr ", EON, administrator
Of STDNEY 3. HANCOCK, decreased, the administrator
AlOrssad has, With the Appnobatiln Of Tho Orphans
ODurt Of WaahhnHton oounty AFORESAID, appointed
TUEsDAY, Jub A. ID. ts7u, Tor the hnEi settlement
Ahd distribution Of the personal state Of said deoeAsu
add Of the Aaaets In hand far the have been
opieoted And turned into mooney; whom and whore al
tie credit lrs and hnip n said deceased notified 10
oaI otherwise by law be excluded from all bsnst IA
said deceasedH estate provided copy Of this order 10
TiosAL REPUBLICAN preViouS 70 the aid day
Test; A. WFBSfER,
lisl6 Th9u ReEHter Of Wills.
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a Yankee 0ne day asked his lawse,
now an shefreas might be carried off.
"Soa osanot DO IL with safety, sold the
counsellor, shut I'll tell you what you
may do. Let her mount1S horse and
hold bridle-whip; do you then mount
behind her. and you are safe, for she
runs away with you" " The next day the
lawyer found that it was his own daugh-
ter who had run away with his client.
The rebel Mexican State OF San Luis
Is to be reconstructed. The Governor
and most of the members os The La1is.
lature have been put in prison, a new
election has been ordered, and forced
loan OF $400, 600 has been levied on the
people.
An Omaha despatch says that the
Mormon schism is increasing RAPIDLY.
There are over two thousand npostates
now in Utah, and they are about to have
daily newspaper.
The Captain General of Porto Rico
met with narrow escape from death by
poisoning recently. The poison was
verdigris, which had accumulated on meat
kept In metal box.
Henry Ward Beecher is for instant
Cuban recognition, right or wrong. He
looks at Cuba as he did at Mrs. McFar-
land, simply as suffering sister.
Tho Duhe or Devonshire is about to
construct, at his own cost. q line of rail-
way from Fermoy to Lismore, in Ireland.
The estimated cost is s120,00O.
The weak and emaciated mother SAYS:
MY health and strength is restored by
the use of" SoIoMoNs' B1rTKps, N21
Louisville is going to post the names
OF common drunkards in the saloons,
and forbid the sale of liquor to them.
Why are lovers like turnips? Because
they are often pared (paired.)
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.S,asa6VSaaE aaD IoSslsaliIiaSIlI.a z

COLUMBIA, s! q, january IO. --salel
OF cotton to-day only about 40 bales
Snss laonss4T1e MP fsbsahuoul bsau AND RsoEIdJ,
MARKET-Report by Morris & Reid, Pro
duce and Provision Brokers..--CM CMo1N
MATT, O., January 5, ,1S70.-Proyisiou
market very duAs and unsettled, i Will
sales of oil hog product at lower prices
and NO demand Mt the decline.i The rer
ceipts OF hogs to-day 6,964; market dull
and further decline established by sales
OF live at o.75(99.5 so gross for fair to extra
heavy averages. Total packed to date al
this point 29S, ,610; total packed to same
| time last season 1922. O22. Green meats
offered at 10, 12(@1414 for best averages
of shoulders. sides and hams, but buyers
are holding off, anticipating lower fig
ures. Bulk meats-sales of partly cured
shoulders at H.; fully cured nominal, at
Tx, 14%@15 for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides packed. Bacon--no
sales; but purchases could proftably be
made at 13, 16@16L for shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides; hams, canvassed, 2O6
81. Lard nominal. at IT; but purchases
might be made 14@Mo. less for city
kettled leaf; prime steam sold at 153a6.
Mess pork-sales 1,050 barrels, inside
city, at 26.50. Corn-no old offered;
new shelled 80c.: in elevator and 9Oc.
sacked. including bags. Oats 53c, in
elevator; $50. including bags Flour
unchanged; super 4. 50@4.7 rs; extra 4.85
(95. 10; family 5.35@6.OO Whiskey-
hlghwines 94c. sharp cash.
NEw York, January 10-Noon. Stocks
unsettled, but firm. Money z. Ex-
change-long 855; short 9I4. Gold
223s. 62's, coupon, 1855; Tennessee's,
e1 coupon. 5319; new so; Virginia's, ex
coupons, SOY; new 574; Louisians's,
old. 6S; new GO; levee 6's 651a; 9's COZ
Alabama S's SO; 6's 63; Georgia 6's So;
rs So; North Carolina's, old. 43; new
2SH; South Carolina's, new, 72M. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
a shade lower. Corn dull and declining.
Pork frmer, at %. so. Cotton heavy, at
25H. Freights dull.
z P. M.-Cotton shade easier; sales
2,10O bales, at 251a. Flour dull and
heavy-superfne State 75C05. 90; COM
mon to fair extra Southern 5. .5Oa6 90.
Wheat heavy and lower-winter red
Western 1.28@131. Corn dull and de-
clining. Pork steady, at %. OO(02S.S7.
Lard firm. Whiskey firm at 1.O2(01. Oh.
Freights on cotton--steam "a. Money
very easy at 6@7. Sterling Sas(0S%.
Gold 22A. The Government sold
81. 900, 600 in gold, ut % 1-16.
LOUISVILLE, January 1O.-Pork 2S. SO;
shoulders 1879; clear sides II. Whiskey
%.
CHARLESTON, January 1O.-Cotton
firm, but quiet, for want of Offering
stock; sales 200 bales-middlings 2416@
24a11; receipts l, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, January 1O.-Cotton mar
ket firmer; sales 532 bales; receipts I'll
middling 2319.
SAVANNAH, January 1O.-Sales of cot
ton. to-day. 800 bales-middling 24h;
market firm.
LONDON. january 1O-3 P. M.-Mo-
ney 9258. Bonds firmer, at 967s.
@7O. ~,
HAvnE, January 1o.-Cotton quiet
on spot 1877.
L1vERpooL, January 1913 P. M
Cotton steady-uplands 11as@111a; Or
leans II :5S@1124.
LIVERPOOL, January 1O-Evening.
Cotton quiet-uplands 11aas@11iI; Or
leans IL 56@1124; sales 10. 600 bales; spe-
culation and export 1000.
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MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR BOWIE TO THE
MAINLAND LEGISLATURE. was read
Thursday, It is very long. The aggre-
gate of receipts into the Treasury for the
fiscal year ending September both Tin
cludinga balance Of 1882, 551. OF left over
was So, ,484, ,641.59. The total disburse-
ments for tho same year were $3,O39,-
Liz. leaving balance of S445, $40. Al.
The State debt for which interest has to
be provided WINS on the 30th September
$12:692, 938, 96. Tho productive assets
of the State (bonds and stocks on which
interest and dividends are promptly paid)
anaOanth'to 1929, 8,41313, OF unpro-
dpctiye assets the State owns $40, ,G76,-
6320Sa Governor Bowie denounces the
fifteenth amendment, and opposes its
ratification. He promises n separate
message concerning the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. He discusses at great length
the refusal of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to pay bonus due
the State on passengers between Wash
ington and Baltimore, and recommends
the taxing of all that company's $5O,-
OOO,000 worth of property.
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This remedy Is compounded expressly for
purifying and cleansing the blood OF all in
nrmlties, going at once to the fountain-head
~ dlseaae. It eHtingu.hes
1un.ors, Consumption, syphilis. SKIN Erup-
tions Sat Rheun,, Bols, Rheun,atisr,,
Waste V Vitality. Scrofu:a.
We all know that the pronliscuous vacoina-
ton indulged in during the late war bred the
most villainous diseases. Vaccination pus was
taken from the arms of many persons full of
scrofulous sorcs.
Then of course the impurities Of the scrofu-
lous patient were absorbed in the blood OF men
otherwise without Diseases and both became
infected alike. Men, women and children
throughout all the West are most wofully
diseased from this cause, and knew not, un iii
few months age, the origin of it.
Henry's Constitution Renovator
Relieves the entire system of pains and aohes,
enhvens the spirits, and sends new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.
II imparts
SPARKLING BRIGHTNESS TO THE EYE
Rosy Glow TO THE CHEER
RUBY TINoE TO THE LIPS,
A CLEARSEsS TO THE HEAD.
BRIGHTNESS TO THE COMPLEXION
BUoYANcY TO THE Spirits,
AND HAPPINESS ON ALL SIDES
For all affections Of the kidneys it Is unsur-
passed.
People have been rescued, as it were, from
the very jaws OF death, by q timely use Of this
great remedy
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Ashley is like Jenny Twitcher sus-
pended by his neither integuments, hung
upon spike on the top of wall. in his
efforts TO escape in thieving expedition.
He was charged with an attompt at affili-
alton with the Democrats, and was about
to be removed from the Office of Cover
nor OF Montana Territory. Dangling by
the wall. he protests his innocence, and
inveighsl against his eviction for 80 un-
just an 4'impeachment"-a kind of as.
sault he is we'll acquainted with. Thus
stands the, case. It is said he is not
absolutely removed, his case being under
advisament. but he still hangs upon the
walli We suspect that Ashley, under
the impression that great convulsion of
tnred" the Dems., but found, too soon
that his strategy was about to place him,
instead, among the DAMS" and walled
aiouQ. 8 = .n...1l. ~ n-.--.ua =
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@ENRK K'@
CONSTITUTION RENOVATOR,
Blood Cleanser,

fHNHlS medicine is known to tho faculty az
Il being the concentrated fluid extract Of
Sarsaparilla, u tied with other valuable medi.
cinai herbs, and Is guaranteed as chemically
pure. For the cure Of
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Fresh Goods

Fresh Goods
ID ECEIVED to-day:
LII 80 Barrels Western FLOUR. super. ex.
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fine Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
Thing nice,) Brandy Fruits, Jellies-assorted-
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Oysters, Lobsters, Sardines, Desicated Cod
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Mackerel, ETC., etc.
Nov 20 IEAPHART & SLOANs.
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His stock of Liquors and Wines
TobaCoos

SMOKING TOBACCO Of Richmond, Lynch
ourg and baltimore manufactures, in half,
quarter and one-eighth pound packages.
SEGARS-both homo manufacture and i'm
ported.
And CHEWING TOBACCO OF different
qualities.
Besides evory article belonging to a first
class establishment.
Grateful for past favors, and determined to
leave no honorable means untried to retain
the good will Of all who have favored me
hitherto. and who may hereafter favor me
with their custom, I will be happy to receive
the kind patronage, both of my old friends and
OF the public in general. q. DIERCKS.
Jan z
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Just Received
A T HARDY sOLOMON,S, 1 case BON TON
IN SURPRISE CANDY. Jan IL
Wanted

wanted.
A intelligent GIRL. we'll recommended,
"A can get q good situation AZ house ser.
want. JAMES G.. GIBRES.
Jan IL
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Annual Meetlng...Dividend.

Annual Meetlng...Dividend.
CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK OF
COLUMBIA, b. O., December 20, 1869.
l. this Bank will be held at it's banking
house, in Columbia, on the second TUESDAY
of January, 1870, being the 11th prox.
The Board Of Directors have declared
ing December al, 1859, ct the rate OF SKI TEEN
PER CENT. per spnuIn, being Eight Per Cent.
for the period named, free Of United Esates,
State and County Taxes, payable on and after
the 9th day OF January next.
Dec al inf W.B. GULICK, Cashier.
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Wanted,
A FURNISHED ROOM. by single gentle
IA man. Address, 'S y. g."
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waRhGton7 news.

AB12fsGDoH, january 1O.-In the
Honee, many bills were introduced, in
Guiding pne from Payne, to reconstruct
NiEelnla.o!iAdO 7.! e.. =, lY
"a 1.-the Senate, various petitions were
prssSnted AMONG them, one for recog-
mixing Cuba. ,ys,,p. n, 81,
eSaNyerds discontinued for the Ninth Ju>
dieiaf Circuit "a; 80 .tH4r
sHhs Ssp p D1mihgo treaty was received
by the Senate aud referred to the Com
mittea onJE EloEHgn Relations. ro.
oa ansSsnni sasss zYSenPs M receipts to-day e72
s3& thg House, 10 8 /, clBlain,'s vote, ordering a
vessoRs the main question, is considered d
impoTtantsr Che bill in question is
BinghSm,I 81 Snd admits Virginia without
addiMonal oond tions. 5a..,l,
The President has nominated Thomas
Bi9dlS Gopspl, General at Havana. and
Holmes. III: y Emmons, of Michigan,
JudGeS 0icos sWithey. who declined.
Majors General Charles II. Smith, COM
man9ing the 10Th Infantry, succeeds
General Mower in Louisiana General
Ayfes succeeds Smith in the command
OF the 18th Infantry, at Little Rock.
Ganerol Reynolds assumes command of
tho25M Infantry, 0ice Mower-still, how
SNSf ~ StafhiLtS SOuAulttul Ill 1cAdS.
.ynginia and the general condition of
athhirs South was discussed in both
Houses. In nthe Senate, Stewart, War
ner. Sawyer and Fowler advocated Vir-
ginia's admission; while Sumner, Will
SON, tiaoWard and Pomeroy suggested
ohstacless Warner wanted to go into
Alabama with the amnesty in one hand
aud yhe halter in the other; lie would
pagdon rebels, but hang murderers.
Fowler would substitute the Bible for
thu halter, Fowler defended Tennessee
against the alleged ISLANDERS of her Con.
gressional delegation and Brownlow. In
theti House, the bill admitting Virginia
was' discussed. Bingham demanded the
preyiops question; the demand was sus-
tanned, and u reconsideration of the vote
ordering the mnin question was moved,
bye vote offs to 76; the Speaker voted
no. The main question was up, but, the
maEniggihoiff expiring, the matter went
over. '5Tss..zzt-1
An ettof Was found in the vote on or
dering the main question on Virginia's
adlnissiop. The Speaker withdrew his
vote, and on the subsequent vote shall
theimAin question be or dered? the vote
stoods yeas 66, nays 80, aud the bill went
over gl..
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:A0otroxa @alen

Sugar and Aolasses.
BY +. p. SALAS. Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY next, the 18th instant. at half.
Psst II O'Clock .. M, will be sold, on Central
T.aa. TMnari. charleston, s. O., a'ongeide the brig
Castiiian, inst arrived from Mstapzas.
~ bids. GOOD GROCERY SUGAR
90 boxes prime Grocery Sugar
Ivy Ivy hhds. superior New Crop Clayed Molssses
10y 1s ppis. superior New Crop Clayed Molasses
IL 6bls. prime Muscovado Molasses
80 hhds. Cuba Molasses
100 bbls. Cuba Molasses
thet amount thirty days, with approved citv
endorsed notes. Ian =, oo1
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Special Notice

Special Notice.
THNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
j. the Carolina National Bank, will be held
THIS DAY, at II O'Clock NJ, at the Banking
House. JanI11
True Brotherhood Lodge No "a, A. F. NJ
a AN extra communication OF this
RyTLodgo will be held at Masonic Hall,
Second Degree will be conferred.
Jan IL ! +. A. GRAY, Secretary.
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WON'T BE UNDER-SOLD!

SILvER THIMBLEs, bestin thecity, FIFTY
- CENTS.
WATCH GLASSES, TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
at I. SULZBACHERS,
Jan III Columbia Hotel Row