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THINGS AB0UT BR4NCHHILLE.
An Encouraging Letter.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

BRANcHvILLE April p.
The condition OF affairs in this and the sur
rounding country is really encouraging. There
is less prejudiced feeling between both classes OF
our citizens at this time than at any period since
the emancipation Of the blacks; and with both
races working together We have the prospects OF
better times before us. But ! must admit that
there is sufficient grounds for reform; our broken
fortunes must be replaced: and TO succeed IN re-
placing them We must so 10 work, and work with
zealousness, both politically and otherwise.
say the condition Of affairs looks encouraging,
and nv reasons are these: The farmers are all
planting on larger scale this year than hereto
FORE and the freedmen have gone to work with q
yea! that plainly fcretells for them coming pros
perity 4 great many OF them have rented land,
bought houses and paid for them, and have pro-
visions enough 20 feed them with during the
working season. Besides there are others that
have bought land and have paid for it, This really
looks like Improvement on the part OF the freed
men, who. Il faT years ago, were liberated from
bondage, and with not one cent TO prepare ior
himself an earthly abode. The whites have also
made considerable Improvements; new dwellings
have been erected in the place OF old and dilapi-
dated ones, new plantations have been formed,
with neat and stately mansions erected thereon.
Yeas, with the harmony of both races, working
together for few more years, we will be once
more prosperous and happy people. EDISTo.
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DRAMATIC IND MUSICAL NOTES.

-Thalberg has retired with fortune OF half
o million.
MIR. Disraeii declined an offer Of s5o,ooo for
the use of his new novel in magazine.
Nile Christine Nilsson is positively coming to
this country in September
Dan Rice is going to take his circus to
China.
Robert le Diab,e' has been performed over
five hundred times at the Imperial Opera House
in Paris.
"A vast concert.hall, to be devoted to the per-
fornance Of choral works on large scale, Is
talked of in Paris.
Mrs. Henry YandenhoT, weil-known men,
ber Of the Drury Lane Theatre company in Lon
don, died suddenly few days ago.
A volume OF Mr.. Dickens's speeches, mostly
those made on festive occasions, is in prepara-
tion.
Iowa City is disgusted with Mrs. Cady Stan.
ton. She was engaged 10 lecture there, but, as
the railway train broke down at Cedar Rapids.
and az the ..stage was uncomfortable she did
not fulfil her engagement. The local paper says
that If Mrs. stanton is unable to endure short
stage.rdc, she has no business to attempt lee
turing tour at the West.
Mrs Howard Paul will be member OF the
company of the Gaety Theatre, in London, next
season, where she will play in high'class come
dies, dramas and opera 5oune. This lauy's true
place is the stage, and she should never nave LOT
saSen lt-even for calling that promised the re-
ward CT au easily and rapidly won fortune. AeF
impersonation' OF Hecate is inimiGab!e ana her
Grand Duchess has not been surpassed oy any
arts! who has attempted the role in America.
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THE PLEBISCITUM.
Proclamation by the Emperor.
The Journal O(Iiciel Of Sunday publishes th
following proclamation by the Emperor:

The Journal OGlclel Of Sunday publishes the
following proclamation by the Emperor:
F'renchme,,-The constitution OF 1852, drawn up
in virtue OF powers which you gave me- and rati-
fled by 200 OF votes, which re.establlshed the
rmnIre has procured for France eighteen years
or calm and prosperity, which nave not been
without glory. 1t has Insured order, and left
the way omen to all improvements. Thus the
more security has been confirmed, the larger
is the part It Eas taken In we progress OF liberty
hut successive changes have altered the basis OF
the plchcci,arics, which cannot be modified
without al, appeal to the nation. 1t becomes
INDISPENSABLE, then, that the new constitutional
puct shall he approved by the people, as were for
iucrly the constitutions Of the republic and the
empire Ut those two epocns.
IL was believed, even as myself believe to-day.
that anything done without you was illegtlnate.
Thc constitution or Imperial and Democratic
f'rnucc may be reduced to small number OF fun
dn,nculnI provisions. These cannot be changed
wlIIiUut your consent. Your decision will have
The advantage Of rendering definite the progress
already made, and Of placing beyond the innu.
government Time, lost too often In barren and
cmlIllcrcd controversies may be mole usefully
culuIuyc,l hereafter In seeking Tor tile means OF
lncrruslnu The moral and material well.belng Of
The greatest number | address myself to all oil
yuu wlio from the 10th OF December, 1S4S, sur.
mounted all obstacles to place ME at your head.
| TO you who, for twenty-five years have. with0al
cespnllon guarded me by your su1rages. sustain
cd me hy your cooperation. and rewarded me by
| your affection, give Inc new proof OF confidence
In bringing to the ballot-boX an Affirmative vote
| You will exercise menaces or revolution. You vii
uIuce order and liberty on solid basis. and vot
VIII render easier iI the future the transmission
| OF the crown TO my son. You have almost unan
| Imo;sly for eighteen years Clothed me with the
mos. extensive powers; be also equally unani
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MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

negro woman living near Atlanta Geosn1h Ine GUn'
stitutIon says, gave birth to three little Flteentn
amendments on Wednesday.
Mr. Jim Luttrel OF Columbus, sold tnree year
olI trotter that made his mile in 2.as, In SaVan-
nah, q few days since, for Sl6oo. sora-o,
The Dalton Citizen says it showed SEVERN
hours, Sunday at Ringgold' anu covered T; ,br ane
ground to the depth OF three Inches. The tner
smometer fell to % deglees, but vegetation anu
fruit were little or not ut all injured.
Nick bacon, noted horse thief, who lately es-
eaped from custody, while being carried 10 new.
ton County for trial, stole horse near Rutedge
last week, and was hunted with dogs, barely es'
The negro church at oxford was burned Tues
day morning. 1t Is supposed TO nave Deen .iie .he
work of q negro IncendIary-a similar case 70 Tue
church burning here last year. Northern Metno.
dist emssaries have been making tracks ABOUT
there lately. .,.. ,,,o,, dor
nc Sunday last has not been known IN tliat Sec'
tion at tlIs season since the 18th OF APRIL lS49.
Cold. wind and snow was the order OF the aay
from morning till night. Vegetation was MOI Sc
rlousy hurt however. ,,.,s, .-o,o-
dy occurred at Thomasvlile on Monday. Wnlte
1end by the name OF Jack Harvard, coming n0,ns ne
TO dinner and not iinding 1t ready, requestea nls
wife to set the table She being nusy Was'iE ts sa r.
aud TO set it himself After eating ms dlnheo 1n ~
told his wife that she would have set the taOie lo
any one else, and that he had great lainM w "
whip her. She dared him TO- lay ms -, n"Io' ~ the he
her. He then drew knife when she ran 10 I tne
following sr and %aDo cutting pGps nsr tsst ss 'e
ai, Iai ~ ~ fnrthnr farm her he then cut his own
ME- T qGes cut ssyers ne eayn hat
some is,iow cut orr former wife's nose on pre-
yious occasion. uon Saturday
The Newman Defender says: "On sasmtany snto ~
n,aht last George Tucker, colored, was bru,aiy
ngri ggrered by George Favor coored assisted BY
the wife Of the murdered man plot vas arfSy piH
a,uIi and Fatally M executed Tucker was met at night
and stricken down by blow on te ned NV the
wife oTsr bound ner ssr[ed ys aa Mth his
nllE d pun,sei pu to he lfeless, to dry well near
During naSv he rsyge 5 an aas aSe hs and hi
.na,,oins naced in the well. A negro man coming
Of the p in s he dis dis
sunpre NJ their guilt. They have undergone
preliminary trial before Justices Bay ana un
lcutt. by whose order they were were Sy anr sSerl
Mr.. Hackney, to LAGRANGE jail"
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WASHINGTON.
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. ]

WASHINGTON, April 20.
The President is opposed to the pending
h Georgia bill. He Is opposed to military govern
Rment where it can be avoided, and desires imme-
p diate restoration on some basis, but makes no
suggestions.
Revenue three hundred thousand dollars.
During the recent levee the President said :
''well, Governor, how about that San Domingo
business g, Senator Morton replied, "The iron Is
hot,
The Supreme Court adjourned to Saturday,
when, after the delivery Of some opinions it will
adjourn till fall.
The coin in the treasury. including thirty five
and q half million gold certificates, one hundred
and fourteen and half millions currency; bal
ance eight and quarter millions. The disburse-
ments, under the recently adopted deficiency bill,
are heavy.
The President has nominated Jno. F. Appleton
district Judge for the eastern district Of Texas
SENATE.
Wiiiie introduced bill dividing public lands
among the States for popular education.
A bill was introduced for the better protection
Of the frontiers Of Texas, authorizing the military
commanders to accept the service OF native VOL
unteers not exceeding one thousand.
The Military Committee reported substitute
for the House army bill, reducing the army to
q, 900 men, Incapable officers to be retired, and
vacant offices to be absorbed in others Of lower
grade.
The House bill allowing the Secretary Of the
Treasury fifty-three customs detectives was
passed.
The Committee on Retirement reported favora-
BILE on tile bill establishing department Of JUS
tlce with the Attorney General at the head.
The Tariff bill was resumed; the iron duty still
pending, the debate acrimonious without dispos-
ing Of iron.
The Senate Finance Committee reported unani'
mously against change in the tax on distilled
spirits.
The Committee on Education reported an ap-
preparation OF twenty five thousand dollars out OF
the funds OF the Freedmen's Bureau for Wllber-
force University, Ohio, colored institution. The
same committee are Instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of c.Viding among :he States the
net proceeds OF the sales Of the public lands for
the education Of the whole American people.
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BOUND TO GET MARRIED.
Justice Fooled by n Shrc,vd md Deter
mined Little Girl.

The following curious story is from the ST..
Louis Democrat
Several days ago mar, giving his name m
John ". Mitchell. called upon Justice Jecko and
requested his immediate attendance i'll hls ullclal
canacity at the Olive Street Hotel. Tie good
looking justice started or post haste and, being
introduced to the bride, found that she WA Il
mere child, not more than thirteen or fourteen
wears OF age. Her name she said was Maria +.
Casey, her residence Clinton County, Illinois.
She had eloped with Mitchell with the deliberate
intention Of marriage, which she desired per-
formed as speedily as possible.
Tne usually urbane Justice refused 10 ucl tn1
retired Mitchell, however, was not 10 be thWarted
in his plans, and called upon Justice Lawrence
to do up the little iob. Meanwhile, the girl very
shrewdy came 10 her lovers relief by darkening
the room, and upon the arrival Of the squire placed
herself upon stool, SO that she looked fully ~
tall aud great deal pret;ler than the nervous
bridegroom. The unsophisiieated justice was
fairly caught in loves trap, and speedily laun chcd
the pair into the ;ur1id and squay sea Of Inatri
IlUllJ.
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EUROPE.

The Marathon Brigands-The House o.
Commons.
LONDON, April &c.
Government has official dispatches stating
that the brigands being hard pressed, killed four
OF their captives. The brigands ned, closely pur-
sued, leaving two chiefs mortally wounded.
The Commons have reassembled. The Naturali-
cation bin passed.
Death of an Artist.-The Great Eastern.
LONDON, April %.
The artist Daniel Maclise is dead, aged 60.
The Telegraph Constitutional Company have
leased the Great Eastern for i've years, for cable
purposes.
Affairs In France.
PARIS, April &c.
While the Plebiscte is pending, the Prince I'm
peral will visit several OF the European capitals.
Numerous orderly meetings have taken place
throughout France.
Olivier Is framing compromise between la:
borers and capitalists.
Olivier has addressed circular to the enemies
of France. he impresses upon the people the fact
that, while an Affirmative vote means quiet and
peace, and will give an opportunity for the Empe-
ror and his ministers to accomplish reforms,
negative vote means anarchy, disorder, rcyolu-
tion and revenge.
The Gaulois says shipowners are sadly disap-
pointed in the Suez Canal. Screw steamers es-
pecially are sure to meet with accidents.
The BrIgnnd Excitement i'm Greece.
ATHENS, April rs.
The brigand excitement is unabated. The
bodies Of Lloyd and 9erbert, Of the British lega-
tion, were buried here. The diplomats and many
citizens attended the funeral. The brigards have
all been killed or captured.
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Should this systematic plan be adopted and per-
severed in there will be paid Of the city debt at

The city government can, IT economlcaIIy man
aged by its Mayor and Aldermen, be carried on
at an expense: including It's interest and this
yearly appropriation OF goo, not to exceed
s7OO, 900 or $780, 600 at the utmost.
AS soon as this plan or q similar and as efIee-
tive one Is adopted and operated for five or six
years confidence will be restored 10 our citizens,
and also TO the people Of nelghboring States,
population and capital will n0w In, and we Will
lie in the full tide or prosperity.
Hoping to hear this as well a3 other plans offer.
ed and discussed, this Is presented for full and
Just criticism By one who knows from experience.
GEO. ". CLARK.
Charleston, April %, 1870.
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nous to-day in supporting the transformation Of
the imperial regime. A great nation has no way
the institutions which guarantee at the same time
stability and progress
To the call which make on you to ratify the
liberal reforms realized during the past ten years.
reply "Yes.n AS for myself, faithful to nv or.
igin, shall continue penetrated by your
thought and fortified by your will, and conhding
In Providence to work without cessation for the
prosperity and grandeur Of France
NAPOLEON
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Richardson's and Mrs. sIeFarland's In
timacy-Interesting Arguments tby
Mr.. Graham-The sensational Fea-
tures of the Case Excluded-Rev.
aIessrs. Becchcr and FrothinShnm Not
to be Examined.
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spARFs FROM THE WIRES.

Eight hundred brickmakers have struck al
Peekskill, New York. No disturbance
James Jeter Phillips sentenced to be executed
in Richmond, Virginia, next Friday. for murder
ing his wife, was respited for sixty days.
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MEmoRIAL CELEBRATION.
MOBILE, April 26.

MOBILE, April 2s.
The decoration of the graves OF the Confede-
rate dead took place to-day. The weather was
delightful, and thousands attended the cemetery
where there was literally mass OF howers'
wreaths and garlands Addresses were delivered
BY General E. G. Lee and others. The arrange
men,s were under the auspices of the Ladies' Me-
merial Association.
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THE GREAT BLOW.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.
The result of the Blossom Rock explosion is
as vet unknown, no soundings having been taken.
There was slight earthquake last night; anoth-
er this morning.
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Albert S. Josslyn, an escaped convict eHats Wiz
nrison for life for an outrage on an old lady In
was attempting to arrest him, In North WoourA'
Massachusetts, Thursday.
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THE COL UMBIA MUNICIPA L
CONTEST.
tsp1cr.1. TELEGRAM TO THE NEwsl

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEwsl
COLUMBIA, April %.
The municipal quo ,oarrdnto was partially
argued before the Supreme Court today. Mr..
Tradewell for the new Council, and Mr.. John
S. Rhett for the old. Mr.. ]. D. Pope began his
argument in behalf Of the old Council, and Will
continue tomorrow. Chancellor Carroll and At
torney.General Chamberlain will also speak to-
morrow. Four hours ls allowed for each side.
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u o r N E>W 7 o Z K.
IN q & N E w o Z z. ;.
sDAY.
THE Al sIDE.wHERL STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA. ..
ADKINS, coxaANDKR,
T H U R s D AY.

viii san for New York on THURSDAY, scr.
April 2s at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier Sh&SSfS
No.2, Union Wharyes, connecting with day Pas
senger Trains from Columbia and Augusta, arriv-
ing at 4P. NJ. @
Through Bills Lading will be issued for Cotton
to LIVERPOOL, HAvRE, Boston and the New.
England Manufacturing Cities.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close connec-
tion with Liverpool Steamship NEBRASKA, Of
Messrs William & Guion's Line, sailing 4th of May.
Freight on Sea Island Cotton, Ne; Upland, ,i<c;,
Rice, 81 per cask.
Insurance by the Steamers Of this line n per
cent
For Freight engagements, or passage, having
very superior stateroom accommodations all new.
lyfurnished, apply to WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No.
2s Broad street, or to WIN. A. COURTRNAY,
No. / Union Wharyes. apr28
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH Ln1 rc-
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal street. - @iea&s
New York, at II O'Clock noon, Of the 9th and
21st OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.)
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 5th touch at ManZanil1o.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Fran SEQ FOE
Japan and China April !, 1870. o.. -
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60,
direct from New York to AsplnWal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap-
ply at the COAIPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the:
wharf, foot Of Canal.street, North River, New
York. F. r BABY, Agent.
mRrch12
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PASSING THROUGH

TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their .Sf&
supplies Of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor N@Es&.
dials, Brandies, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups
vilied Ham, Tongue, LOBSTER Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. s. CORWIN i CO.,
No. 276 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, 8. q.
Branch, OF No. 900 Broadway, corner 10th street,
New York. gept28
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Cabinet Making, &r.
CtABINET-MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
~ NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
BY
]. L. LUNsFORD, No. 27 Queen Street.

This is the time Of year to have your Furniture n
and Mattresses overhaued and thoroughly aone, and
up, up iors oIders for any 6rstclass Sewing or
Ki Kntias Machines now before the public The
best Sewing Machine for cheap article, can Ss
WIN Wit TIE lmpEOsssa IS assnoWIedSed
Sv fSe hest Judges to stand entirely above and
beeyond e any cheap Machine ever produced before.
sell them all complete, with guarantee, Tor
SIT. ,.-,,o.a =, +,o ~,
7ens oT Charleston and OF the State OF South Cdro-
ma. among whom have lived for the lastS%enty
rears j. L. LUNsFORD,
' No. q Queen street, near calder House.
aprT
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THE CODE.
Important News for the Bar

The Columbia Phoenix prints the following
extracts from letter OF Colonel Rion, written
during sojourn in New York, giving information
which will be Of service to the bar In their career
OF practIce:
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nor BEAUFORT, VIA EDIsTo, ROCK
VILE AND PACIFIC LANDING.

csss s;srRf5 %s:s Eft !. .s sG5 SsB!s!a Sss1s 8
ton for above places every TUESDAY MORNING, ct
O'Clock.
Returning, the PILOT BOY will leave Beaufort
above named Landings on her route to
Charleston. J. d. AIKEN & co.
mChQ y r. ~
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ARRIVAL OF NEW DRESS GOODS

BAREGEs IN PLAIDs, STRIPES AND CHENE,
Japanese Cloth in plain Gray, Plaids and Chene
GreHadlne In black ground, blue and green
striped.
and complete lines OF
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON sHEETINcs
Pillow Case Longcloths
A Superior ~ Longcloth at 12h cents
Linen SheetIng and Pillow Linens
Scotch and Huckaback ToWeling
Table panaSk and Cloths
DRmask Napkins and Doylies
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
Some as low as 6Z cents each, at
A. R. sTILLMAN's,
apr27l No. 2S1 King street.
q E SIDE PA R A S O L S.
4 full assortment OF the popular SEASIDE PAR.
ASOLS.
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK PARAS0LS and
SUN UMBRELLAS, received per last steamer, by
J. r. READ Sc 90.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
A full line of BLACK SILKS, Colored SILKS, and
Fancy Checked Japanese Silks.
J.R. READ &c GO.
DRESS GOODS.
We are making constant additions to our popu.
lar stock OF DRESS GOODS, at 20 cents per yard
and upward We also Invite attention to our as
sortment Of
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
J.R. READ Sc 60.
LADIES' vERIN
Our CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM now offers at
fractions full and complete In articles suitable Tor
Ladies', Spring and Summer wear. We quote ID
part
Llama, Pusher and French LACE POINTS.
White Llama LACE SHAWLS.
Black LACE SACQUES and ROTONDES.
Black. White and Fancy Summer GRENADlNE
and CHALLE SHAWLS.
French Printed Broche SHAWLS, &C., &c.
We are constantly receiving novelties In this
0'pat'"' j. r. READ 6 co.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Superior brands BLEACHED sHIRT1NGs, Lin
ems Table Damask, Towelllng.
ALSO,
pEouEs COLoRED LINEN, for Suits, Printed
1jnnn Lawns, White Goods, Harrlss seamless
K,d Gloves, Lisle Thread and Silk Gloves, Hosiery,
hest German and English; Dress Trimmings
Buttons, Ribbons, sashes, &c.
j. r. READ g. CO.,
onros mwfsmos No. 2ea KING STREET.
n TIC GOODS.
- ON CONSIGNMENT,
| ,,ro,yxy curpTINCS
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TXCBRSION TO PHOSPHATE WORKS.,
~ ASHLEY RIVER
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1870.
The Steamer SAMSON" Captain .a@A
John ]. Finn, will leave Accomm0-
,Iotion wharf at Q O'Clock In the MORNING, tonoh-
inc at Chisolm's Landing and West Point All,
0olng and returning leaving upper LANDING on ie.
turn at half-past 4, and to arrive at oity apoos>
dusk. .~,.,
Tully win be In attendance to furnish re1resA'
Should the weather prove unfayorable on WE'D
'A-'D' HENRY CARD, Agent,
anreo Accommodation Wharf.
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roR GEORGETOWN, s. G.

FOE G E . 4 q
The Steamer "EMILIE," Captain = ,sE.h
p @. Lewis, will receive Freight sS1fka5s
at Snutb Commercial Wharf, on FRIDAY, the 18TH
instant and leave as above on sATURp!L I MosN ioi
GEORGETOWN on MONDAY MORNING, May ID, at Q
O'Clock. ,.., o,,,,.r
ton win be transported for one fare.
SHACRELFORD KELLY, Agents,
anra7 No. Boyce's Wharf.
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Chipping.
r. OR LIvERPO DOL.

rt The M ane British Bark ISLAND QUEEN. n.
has hnos D. srooKs, BIO Master, having portion OF
OF small capacity q2oo bales win meet with dis.
patch for the above port. 49,
For Freight engagements apply to l.c6 Z.
apr1s Boyce,s wharf.
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The Marathon BrIgands-The House OF
Commons.
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4 full assortment Of the popular SEASIDE PAR.
ASOLS.
ALSO,
BLACK AND CoLoRED SILK PARAS0Ls and
SUN UMBRELLAS, received per last steamer, by
]. r. READ SC co.