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Varsoms Items.

WASHINGTON, February 12.-The Judi
ciary Committee heard the Georgia case
very briefly this morning, and then took
up nominations. -@s
The. revenue receipts to-day were $780,
600.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs will
consider Senator Sherman's Cuban bellige-
rency resolution next week.
The Gold Panic Investigating Committee
has closed it's labors. It's report will cover
several hundred printed pages.
In the Georgia case to-day the spokes-
man for Governor Bullock and his delega-
ton read their argument before the com
mittee. That side wants all the acts of the
late Legislature annulled and declared void,
while the Bryant delegation want them all
recognized as legal, at least up to the time
Of the expulsion of the negro members.
Bryant and caldwell presented arguments
that the present Legislature is illegal. In
the matter Of senators. Bullock argues that
Hill was elected by illegal votes.
The Treasury balances show receipts for
the three months, including December, Of
s116,2 5O,O0O and expenditures of sl0S,-
000 OOG
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A DARING Attempt AT MuRpER.-Ar-
TACK ON THE WATcHxAN or THE CONNER.
CiAL. AND FARMERs BANK.-A few minutes
past y o'clock Wednesday night piercing
shrieks Of murder" were heard issuing
from the yard attached to the Commercial
and Farmers Bank, at the corner of Ger
man and Howard streets. Officers Nc
Donald, Conroy, Fitsimmons, and B..
Knight, fastened to the quarter from
whence the cries Of distress proceeded, and
found Solomon Conoway, the private watch
man of the bank, lying upon the pave
ment, weltering in his blood. He was
taken into his private quarters by the police
men, and after his wounds were dressed
he stated that three men entered the bank
YARD, when one of them made casual
remark about theie being there, but before
Conoway could ask the intention Of their
visit he was struck in the face with billy
in the hands Of one Of the desperadoes and
fellcd to the pavement. The men then be-
gan kicking him, when he cried murder,
and so Justify did he use his lungs that the
men became frightened and ran away, and
there is no question but that the men in
tended to murder the watchman and then
rob the bank, as subsequent events will
show. After the men had made good their
escape. pair Of false whiskers were found
in the yard, and on Thursday pair of Gu
riouslv RECONSTRUCTED handouts were found
near the same place. Yesterday morning
leather satchel, filed with complete outfit
of burglars tools, was found in the
lumber yard of Mr.. Thomas Scharf,
corner of German and Paca streets, a
short distance from the bank. The satchel
contained an improved drill for boring into
bank safes, a'large number of steel bits for
penetrating iron work and brick walls, files,
large screws, and lock-picks flask filled
with powder and a small bellows, to be used
in blowing powder into holes after they had
been drilled into safe. There was also
found with the satchel q slcdge- hammer,
the metal of which was of copper and
weighing about twelve pounds. Detectives
assert that such hammers are used by bur-
glars in preference to an iron one, from the
fact the metal being soft produces dull
sound and not so liable to be heard as if
they were made with metal of ringing
noise. Baltimore american, 18th.
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The Philosophy OF Welding Metaia

The Philosophy OF Welding Metals
When TIVE pieces of metal Of any kind
are to be united by welding, the surfaces
of conjunction must be equally heated, and
both surfaces must be brought to such
temperature that the particles will form .
perfect continuity between the pieces
united. This embraces the entire theory
of welding, soldering, or brazing metallic
substances of any kind. A poor weld, or
an imperfect piece of brazing or soldering,
may always be attributed to the lack OF
skill Oh the part of the workman. In ad-
dition, however, to the equal and adequate
heating of the surfaces to be united, every
particle of coal-dust, cinders, or scales Of
oxide must be removed, 30 as to present
two perfectly clean surfaces ct the very mo-
ment when the union is to be effected.
Furthermore, the piece of metal that would
fuse at the lower temperature must be tho
guide, when bringing the surfaces OF con-
junction up to the proper heat. Ii, for ex-
ample, two pieces of wrought iron are to be
welded, the part that will melt at the lower
temperature must be brought just to weld
ing heat, and the surface of the other piece
must be heated quite us hot, or tritie
hotter, than the first piece. Then, If the
surfaces be clean when the parts are
brought together, the union will be salts
factorily complete. The degree of heat
aimed at must be-not to produce fluid
but simply to bring the metal into condi-
ton between tuidity and Elasticity.
When q soldering-iron sufficiently hot to
melt solder readily, is applied to piece Of
solder on sheet Of clean tin, as the tin is
so thin, the surface will be heated almost
instantly as hot as the melted or half-huid
solder, and the resulting union will be per-
feet. But let the same soldering-iron and
some of the same solder be employed in at
tempting to make solder adhere to thick
piece of lead pipe, and it will be found that
| it will not stick until the lead has been
heated rs hot as the solder. 1t ia no diff
cult task to make solder adhere to q steel
blade, by simply cleaning the surface
and applying black-hot iron to piece OF
solder laid on the clean metal, provided
little resin be sprinkled over the steel to
prevent oxidation. But it is not possible
| to make solder stick to thicE piece OF
steel until the soldering-iron has been OPP
piled to the surface sufficient length OF
time to heat the entire bar to proper tenn.
perature. Solder will not adhere to cold
surface neither can one piece of iron be
welded to another that has not been brought
up to such degree of temperature that the
particles of metal at the surface will unite.
| Manufacturer.
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ss.aocaated Press telegrans.


WASHINGTON, February 10 House
The appropriation bill was taken mp.
Mr.. Judd introduced billto construe
section 4th, act Of March 81, 1868, exempt
ing certain manufacturers from payment OF
Internal revenue tax, go as not 10 treat as
manufacturers hog-packers, lard vendors,
or persons engaged in saving hams or can
ming meats, or in the provision trade, and
TO refund such tax already collected.
Mr.. Cox said he hoped the bill would be
reported and passed without delay, as it
effected the whole provision trade OF the
United States. It was referred to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means. i.
A petition of manufacturers Of steel
tools against the increase of duty on raw
steel was presented, and some petitions for
the increase of duties on cigars.
The appropriation bill was discussed until
adjournment. ta .4
Senate.-The Senate is not in session.
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sew York stock and MONEY Market

= NEW YORK, February l2-Foon.-stocks firm
Money easy at sac per cent Sterling Exchsnge-
Long. 1881 short, 1909. Gold 1905. United States
bonds, fl4s. Tennessee ss--Ex-coupons, sss new.
81. Virginia ps.-Ex-coupons, 90 new, "a. Loui.
siana s's-Old, A1: levee s's, "a. Alabama s's,
%; SIS, %. Georgia s's, 80; rs, %. North Caro-.
lima gs-0Id, a5t new, o5..
Euenfng.--More y--supply largely exceeds TIC
demand at d095 per cent.
The bank statement Is uDfavorable. showing q
net loss Of over 81, $50, 600 In legal reserve.
Sterling Exchange, 1Oss@Ioa. Cotton bills arc
scarce, showing that large portion OF such FIX.
change goes from southern ports.
Gold closed dull at 1lsH. Governments more &C.
tive. Tennessee e's-New active and advanced &c
s4s, with transactions amouutngto nearly 81, 2so,.
900. Other southern securities unchanged.
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TASWELL HAZARD g. CO.'S

TASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
" PREPARATIONS.
FERRO-P HOSP ORA TIE d EL141R
OF CALISAYA BARK.
This beautiful amber-colored cordial Is aSreea-
BILE to the taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction wher-
ever Introduced, and - prescribed by the most
eminent physicians In all cases where pleasant
and cflicacious tonic Is required.
FERRO-PIiOSPHORATE ELIXIR OF
CALISAYA WITH BISMUTH,
adapted especially to gastric difficulties.
FERRO-P HOSPH RAT ED ELIXIR
CALISAYA WITH STRYCHNIA.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BROMIGE, AND PHOSPHORUS !;
COD LIVER OIL WITH I0DIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BISMUTH,
an Inestimable remedy fer difficult digestion,
acidity Of the stomach, nausea, and diarrhGa.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
a very efficient remedy for cutaneous affections.
ELIXIR LUPULINE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL, and
ARSENITE OF STRYCHN1A.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe7 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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Customer ito clerk in hardware store).-
"Show me small, low-priced shears"
Clerk (facetiously).-" Perhaps you
mean pair of shears "
Customer (severely).-"I mean pre-
cisely what I said"
Clerk (defantly opening specimen ar.
ticle) fare there not two blades here
And don't two make pair?"
Customer (triumphantly -" You have
two legs; does that make you pair OF
man."
The shears were done up in profound
silence.
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TIE NORTHERN METHODIST Book Cox
Germ SrEALINGs.-A minority report will
appear tomorrow, taking wholly different
view of the case. Doctors Clicer and Pike,
and the Reverend L. NJ. Vernon, secretary
Of the committee, charge that not only
have irregularities occurred, but that the
concern was virtually robbed OF large
amounts. They affirm that these robberie5
were carried on in the printing and binding
departments, and give the sum total Of the
sums appropriated. In proof of the cor
RICHNESS Of their estimates, they produce
letters from various publishing and bust
ness firms. They likewise charge Il son of
one of the ex-managers with being mixed
~ in the frauds, and reflects upon his
sather.-Ne,c York Commercial.
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TIE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-The next
annual session Of the Baltimore Conference
II the Methodist Episcopal Church South
conveues in Baltimore on Wednesday,
March Cd, in 81. Paul's church, west Fay
cite street near Republican. Ii ia an
nounced that Dishop McTyeire, OF Nash
vile, will preside. the Board o. Foreign
A3iegions is to meet 1T Tire came time. Some
1850 hundred members OF the Conference
age expected to be preaent.-BG!timore
san.
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tn r. BOWDEN,
Late OF Richmond, Va.,}
ATTORNEY AT LA W.
OFFICE, ITS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
RE 9-lw*1

NTOTICE.-The undersigned gives notice
~ that he has been appointed Special Mas i,
by the circuit court of the United Stntcs LOT tue
ct ais Us. The Farmers Bank OF Virginia ct ais;
to take account Of all outstanding debts naa
which NAV be filed or proved before him, and
which have not been heretofore reported and
allowed by the Master in said cause and the un,
that all such debts and claims not presented and
proved before him before the 1ST DAY OF APRIL
NEXT shall be excluded, and not entitled TO share
In tho assets OF said hank by the decree entered In
said February lst 1870 by said circuit court
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Special Master.
State Journal COPY. fe 8--otaw6w
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Wreck OF q Steamer.

SAvASNAu, GA, February l2.-The
schooner Althea reports the safety of the
crew of the steamer Two Boys, lost off Sa-
pelo Island in the gale of the 9Th. They
were picked up in latitude 81 degrees 36
minutes, longitude so degrees 10 minutes,
by an unknown bark bound South.
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A Western journal, commenting upon
the sad intelligence received that DR.. Liv-
ingstone suffered death as q wizard, makes
the narrowing announcement " This morn
ing we publish the painful rumor that he
has been burned az q buzzard,''
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d,zrI,H.

HAVANA, February 12.-The American,
Velder, murdered Sunday, was killed from
personal motives, not political revenge.
The agreement of the merchants to fix
the sugar tax at Is per cent. has been dis
solved,
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

REMOVAL OF DIsABILIT1Es.-When the
subject comes up in the House, General
Farnsworth, of Illinois. intends to move
that the political disabilities of all citizens
in those States whose Legislatures have
ratified tho fourteenth and fifteenth art
clcs Of amendments to the Constitution of
the United States, and whose disabilities
were imposed by or incurred under the
thin! section of the said fourteenth article
Of amendments. be removed. Washington
:t'sgrdu, TO Baltimore san.
4 Rr-UNloN PRorosED.--The movement
e. rcNn;tc tho States Of West and Old Vir-
.g.n;a will be brought before Congress be-
Tore tho Adjournment Of the present SEES
sion. Il is said to hc supported by citizens
Of both States, regardless Of politics.-Bal-
tiraorc Sun.
This is = question with which Congress
has nothing toda-cc stainly not until after
State legislative acton. which has not been.
and is no, l;.e!r to be, had. The San is
If course Mistaken.
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Returns from the second and third Vir-
cjnia districts ior December were not re-
ccjycl II time, and were no; included in
The above statement. There are few
ether districts that. fog the same reason, are
no, included in the grand total.- iaShing-
i'm t,itqruul-D Baltimore sur.
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Financial and Commercial
rain ana flour Market.

81 & + #
Grain and Flour Market.
Corn AND FLOUR ExcHAxGR,l
,RIoHAosD. VA. February H. 1870,
- OFFERINGS. ~
Wheat.--Whfte. 50: bushels. Red, /. 900 b1shelL
.aSrn..White, 95a h7shels. Yellow, 100 bushels.
Mixed 7s5 bushels. 80. 80
.6Gfs.-sssbusfiels.2 ~, - ffstfE
800 .g,,s .r..;y z, SALES, H 5T.9a
Whedt.-White. 81 bushels very good at st.Hs
H. bushels good mt HL4D-total, f94 bushels. Red
10 bushels ut s1o5 Q bushels very good at ei.5s;
$40 bushels prime on private tefmst 81 bushels Mt
81. 90; % bushels at *1.l75; bushels at Si.1s ~
bushels at $i.l5; % bushels at sL27a total, 600
bushels. 5.scs
Corn-White, 20 bushcl. on private terms; ~
bushels very good at 9sc; 6s bushels prime at &c..
total ia bushels. yellow. 1Ga bushels prime at
CSC. Mixed, so bushels very good at CSC.
OatS.-Sone.
- , RE-KxHIBIrED.
+ Whsat-White, ,002 bushels.
0Gzs.-10o bushels.
Cor1,.-White, 81 bushels.
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TAN ~ SPIRITS AND TorACCo.- u ash
;l.tDn. February ll.-1hc Secretary Of the
Treasury to-day sent to the House Of Re-
Yrc>cu'ativcs, IN compliance with a rcsolu-
t.on adopted by that holy. q statement from
t@e Commissioner Of Internal Rcvcuuc,
showing: The tax collected on spirits and
tobacco: and the aggregate receipts in the
several States and territories for the year
ending December 81, 1869. The total
SMoun; collected is on spirits, si9,927,-
355.l0. and on tobacco, SIS, G.275..s. Ag-
src-ate receipts, $l57 1873, o?5.52. The fol-
lowing are the amounts Tor Delaware Ma
ry'anl. Virginia, West Virginia. vnd the
lr.frfrt az Cn,I,.u bia.
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PHARMACEUTICAL.

PHARMACEUTICAL.
CHLORAL HYDRAT-new hypnotic;
FLUID EXTRACT CALABAR, for tetanus;
SAYON VERT ONCTUEUX, for skin diseases;
SULPIIUROUS ACID, freshly prepared;
CEILO2UFORA; Squibbs's purified;
ELIXIR HOPS. approved sedative:
ELIXIR PEPSINE, IRON, and STRYCHNlA,
and all the new remedies rs fast as they appear,
to he had OF MEADE & BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists,
fec 9I9 Main street.
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srhemica, Works ExpIosfon.

New YORK, February 12.-Frizen's che
mical works exploded to-day, injuring Sc
veral persons. No cause is given for the
accident.
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We are glad to learn that some t,1enty
new students have matrieulated at the col
lege since the Intermediates. "-Lezing-
ton Gazette.
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TAME.-" Mr.. George Ripe, a Conserva-
tive Republican, was elected State Trea-
surcr by the Virginia Legislature yester-
lav - Baltimore Gazette.
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ELIAS'S CONGLUTINE, FOR
III MENDiNG
BROKEN GLASS,
CHINANARE,
LEATHER, &C., &C.
This article received the premium at the State
Fair.
1t Is Richmond-made article, and is equal 10
any and superior to most others.
1t Is fine transparent cement, uniting broken
parts firmly and impcr ceptibly. Price IS cents
per vial. For sale by
feo PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
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MIL ,TAFy AFrAlES.-The following
ramrL officers Of the pay department arc
"a' cred 10 report for duty in the Depart
merit Of Virginia; Majors T. II. Stanton,
as chief paymaStcr Of the department
Israel Q. Dewey and Brantz Mayer.
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STILL THEY CoME.-The negro exodus
seems to be OH the increase. Over 100 from
the eastern counties left here yesterday on
the Virginia and Tennessee railroad for
different points in the South, and large
number will leave for the same destination
to-day, there not being car-room for them
yesterday. They are employed generally to
work on the railroads and southern planta-
tions.-Lynchburg Rep.tbIican, 18th.
I'VE should Judge SOL
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HAIR-CUTTING SALOON. - Gentle
L Il men wishing to get their HAIR CUT In the
latest and most approved style we would advise to
call at the HAIR-CUTTING. SHAVING, sHA NJ
POOLING, DYEING, and BATHING SALOON
of HOBSOE & SCOTT,
Practical Hair Cutters,
ShaEer's Building (bssement), above post Office.
4. Is. Ladies' aud children waited on ut their
homcs fed
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Foreign Markcts-lBY TELHGRAPHl.
LIVERPOOL February 1:- Noon.-Cotton opens
steady; estimated sales, Il. 900 bales.
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FOreista News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 12.-W. Cooke, Jr.,
beat John Roberts, the English billiard
champion, III points in o game of ] 200
for the championship and heavy stake.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February l2.-Thirty persons
were arrested yesterday, oil armed. The
arrests continue.
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OF CHLORAL,
BEST QUALITY.
AFREsH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.
We are now able to sell this valuable remedy
PEICE GREATLY REDUCED.
J. BLAIR, Druggist,
fe5 s2a Broad street.

TROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
i Sore Throat and Hoarseness, speedily cured
by Woolfolk's Cough Syrup, prepared by rOWs
HATAN Z. DuPUY, Apothecary,, 21 Broad
street. 1t gives immediate relief In all affections
OF the lungs by producing free expectoratlon Of
the phlegm which obstructs them, thus quieting
the cough relieving the'inhammation, and giving
the diseased organs chance to heal. "a II
MO JACK e r Y-BASSS GREAT
N CoNSUMP1IVE REMEDY.-A certain
cure for consumption, bronchitis, hoarseness,
colds coughs, asthma, chronic trrltations OF the
throat and lungs, and all diseases OF the bronchial
tubes arising from exposure ana colo.
The original prescription was given me Dy fto-
fessOr Carter =. johnson, and Its efnclency III
the above diseases is confidently recommended oy
The Following certificate is appended:
.HowiRpsyILLE, VA, January II, lSle.
TT r. Bass, Esq, Richmond, "a:
Dear Sir, Several years ago mao very
severe cough for some time; In fact, / waa given
out by several good physicisns TO die with CON,
SUMPTION While In this condition Twas advised
by Dr. Albert Mayo, cousin Of miner 10 try your
cough syrup, and am happy TO say thai was ia!ty
restored have now y very dear friend suffering
YOU think your medicine wll reach his case send
me a bottle By packct-boat, and 1wtH send you
the price and freight by return mail. WIN my
best wishes for your success, and feeling thss your
'hs"'''A' Il rem sin yours, respectfully
&c. A. Mayo
Price, ooe. and 81 per bottle. None genuine
wthonl nv signature. For sale by all druggists.
10 a-sodam T. r. BASS, Richmond va.
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TT AIR.-500 bushels PLASTERERS
oo "a Las Main street
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The QUESTION OF THE LEGALITY OF
JUDGE BETTs's COURT. The question
whether Judge Belts is now the legal Judge
of our Hastings Court was deliberately and
ably argued before the Judge yesterday.
The affirmative was advocated by Messrs.
Mosby, Williams, Blackford, and N. G.
Manson, and the negative by Major Gar
land, Mr.. Kean, and the Hen. T. S. Bocock.
The Judge asked until Tuesday next to ex-
anime the points bearing upon the subject,
and will render his decision on that day
Lymchbury NeUs.
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CoTToN.-Twenty carloads of cotton,
aggregating five hundred bales, passed
over the Virginia and Tennessee and South
side railroad yesterday.-Lynchburg Re-
publican.
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uRUGN. MEDICINES, DC.

r THE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully
4 It, announce to the public that the DRUG b.
SIEESS heretofore conducted by JULIUS c.
FISCHER on east Broad street, No. 10. has been
bought hy me, and will he continued as such.
HERMAN EMIL FISCHER.
Richmond, February 10, 1870.
Thankful for favors received from the public, /
respectfully request, by retiring from the busl-
ness to confer the same upon my successor:
JULIUS c. FISCHER.
Richmond, February H. 1870. fe l2-3t
Homeopathic. MEDICINES. - A
ALWAYS to be found at
JOHN w. PISON'S Drug Store.
fc 10 corner Of Main and Third streets.
CONGRESS WATER. - SARATOGA
OWATER on draught, also Kissengen and
yirhy Waters at JOHN W. RISON'S,
fp 10 corner Of Main and Third streets.
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February llh.

The VIRGINIA SENAToRs.-Senator John
son passed by here this morning on his way
to Richmond. Senator Lewis has gone to
his home in Rockingham county for few
days. Alexandria Gazette.
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vNOOD & sons DISPLAY OF
w FRENCH SOAPS. PERFUMERY, and
Toll Ell POWDERS, Is the largest in the city.
fe9
ZINE SURGEONS SPONGE, ROLLER
Il BANDhGES. Medicine Glass and Drop
Measures. in case, for travelling inyalids.
WOOD & SONS.
fe9 Ninth and lain streets.
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EOreiess News.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

$500 ...z.z g
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15

South CAROLINA AND MAsSACHUs-
FITS ToGETHER.-For the first time since
the Revolution, South Carolina and Mass
achusetts stand " shoulder to shoulder. -
In the words of Webster, - There they
are, gentlemen, look at them" South
Carolina gives official notice that the in
terest on her State debt falling due Jan.
lst, will be paid in gold coin either at the
State Treasury or at its financial agency at
New York South Carolina and Mass
achusetts used to be good way apart in
most matters, and they do not agree in
everything now but they stand together
in just treatment of their creditors. Mas
achusetts has kept the honorable destic-
tien of the specie paying State all through
the war, and since. and is now emulated
by South Carolina.-Lockport On. Y)
Journal