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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
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PARIS, Feb. l7.-Father Hyacinth
has been relieyed,, of his, Carmelite
vows, and will'be allowed TO continue
his functions rs an ordinary priest.
Bullipnrip-the, Bank of, France. has
incrcas ID 10000, 900 francs.-a - !, /
Victor Hugo writes Rochefolt u let
ter calling himaasfMc fors ii tesfoture.
The editors of the Rcuc'ic have
been sentenced to- Delesclasct for
thirteen months and to pay fine Of
1000, francs. pCason has 'boeirq Sou
tenced to six months and fino $4,000
francs. ,c,ss7a ri st,a5a..ssa ,,i-3,y,
MAp,lpS Feb. l,l74-TIo. Carlist De,
putios 'oausedowild aexoitementain the
cities, ny cha rging that their cand-
dates had been defeated; by Govern.
ment inte rferance. a.' -. Fl
PARIS February, l9.-,Soyen jour
nails Of this city have been officially
warmed this week. bast evening,
great crowds Of people assembled at
II Reunion ID Rue st, Martin Belle
villcat They were dispersed by tho
polioo without isorder. Still an.
o,hcrprosecution has been commenced
againi$S3Ithe Mafseiuaisc for violation
of the press m sss '%<I,.-' 81 aa'S
LoNpoN, February l9szThe Nova
Scotia. ship Riva has ,been,losti off tho
coast Of Lincolnshire. She was bound
to Boston, With cargo Of Goal. Eight
lives were lost. The bark Unainc,,
from,New York, was burnt at Rotor
damstaThe yFavorite is wrecked = ,off
Greenock.sdi y EEiBisf5EE aaSG zl5vSst
LONDON, February l9.-The2 re-
loaseda aFenians. are to have a fine re,
cep,ionlin; Dublin.sf Tho Irish mem
Observation-Disclosures reform. y! 3, :.
Fans, February l9.-Picrre3 Ma
po!c3n Will bctried for the voluntary
hon!icide of Noir ito be followed by
a trial toraaul attempt7upon the life, of
Fourciro!3 His iconviction twonld be
death rs is thought the Court may,
from cxtennating circumstances, les
sen the punishment. Two degrees.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
The Last Sensation |

JUST received o fresh supply Of Fine
81 Durham Smoking Tobacco, Cameo
Oysters, Shrimps, Pickles, starch, Coffce,
Sugar, Lard, Caxes, Table Salt, Flour, Sonp,
Liverpool Salt, Cheese. Candles, Shoes,
Crockery, Tinware, Molasses, Stationary,
Hardware, Dry Goods, Sc, which We offer
low for cash. J. MCINTYRE s co.
ian lS @f' y -aa ,s"t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
From WASHINGTON.

Hp.n,,, Ywn.Y,,srxo
r $50 e" 80 's l.iass'a' ton. "a ywgy
WASHINGTON, Feb. l5:-Collector
lanes AtklEspp, q. the Fourth Geor7
gia district, reports that the houses of
his detectives in Cherokee County
nave oeen onrnsu' and as he has no
nope from the State authorities, he;
wants power atnd zeal, .1EsD n ,,r,,i
In the senate the frank,pg, eprlvi''.
'c5e was dlscnssed:oo Ihe heconstruc-t
t'Gn COMMITTEE reported the Senate
VI" removing pol'ttlooal, disabilities,
amended hy their .o%n PHI, WHICH !
covers 3,ooo names; this ipyolyosl de72
'ayI. Ei""oo ao'1s4 oa,sYoislI I
In the senate Garret Davis ! spoke
1Snr hours on the M1sYiss!Ppl Mss tlliI An, An,
ehort to hx ing, yotlng, time, to--mor:-iS
row. t%i'ed. Adlourned.ayl4ta,N 4. ri
LII we ,louSe, the contested election
case OF van wv yck 0s.s Green vas dis
cuSsea Tour hoursi ADJOURNED: ! :, n
u Is stated thate tue atdicltary Com
'n't'ce iePoftea lavoraoiy,d on the
nomina,'Ih OF 'tearce foro' the Fourth
'"u1clal district: ls',f1s' rG. '' tJ1I.' , !,
G ASh'NaroN' January naiy iff'.'-;aiSit II =
oenate' 'hcre was. sanapele oyer the
feiere4ce ot'tae railroad bills, in
volvlny thetgrant, OF ia"d!sl,CameronE
wanted It rGterred t,I ed to, to tne Committee
on Agr'eniture. The matter gswass
nna',y referred to,the Committee con on, J
faollo l'andS.,sHas ,,;wa..i, .,sviqn!S.9 |
ooo secretary "ne s,soutwell ,wllE"selii$b-t
oou'ooo III soid to-day' = alle','V ana VIII tbay
ho oohas TINS week: ,Gsg,,,,s :,
custom receipts 1or fthe week emo /
ing tue l2th Instant, only ,triie&oVer
Ss'ooo,ooo. Total o re- GGooeips forJaunas a Z
.rlne eSefSt4,ooo;Vov: Il|. .I,,' - , = :
neporss . the AagEleqnl't39riai a4gsi n'3Di Us Des
Par'1hc"'s, lno'cat q decrease "a the
average crop Oh @lpter wheat 10 tho
cotton n, belt. It .o ii,@,'rH !. !
LII 'no oen1ee, @ attef genera!ly nn.
P'o'eeulfpgs !he 1 1h1ilssisslpf us
r p'li IaS rss9mc9' IN e,Hofte, t9
tha % XII ,v SSS o.oon sat.ea'i Mnsn
M Ssve,al bi!ls Int ssroaaesd when
aas.o inc 81 T. e asit e came ! IRON Vie House,
.ho Dsos;a ~ ~ pss'igsHgse,s a =: ~ eoes
tho iio~as",t. (oarnsJ.' Gar, T. !. ..S %,
Eora;"n palSt @ a, az az usS.9o aI"S9s'a% ~
bnt 81, sSfS, ~, sStffs ~ atY tY9I t?sp
was n J;ousso sS - H. w 9h
mnrn;na hnnr s,vas .k;iis iI',sI. ral;o;, n;pv
"ou vors rnna,.na sa, fs'SSsag
thn snoo;Sj rds porso tb t,a i' y am,SsS sue
Iav % n MarSh 'ooisa'3s'tn ~ 'saSSfHaHasrst wy
Van Wal ,yaa u,,a s;rorn ,,,n S;ro @rGb, H. ! z
nronriafionif, Iii ~ s . : onms;d saS y
adipnrnm.nt siia "ssnjS as n $500 |; - =
Tbs Va. assiSlSl .ssirrsSas.sarsssst st;p. u
,esolvod SSmd IS 49,. .Is VIZ
ternal ,sys reyenmo s" Iii SIssa 0e,ooao o
The ;ocomastsx ;atn,ba s rnSnoeh hgbrt
mt ahaJ;Sb alsaiggh ytFsa .ysjstH 3 Hges
o.. sna'., ~. s,xsas:z, .ast.1aaea v
rednction o in, "n tbe tar;E ~ sSo HSS aSS
600. Efforts 10 rfand,bt6es 6sI dsbh sh;s
wear are tosbe alaudnnsa 'sytss,sn y
Internal revenue reccinfs 4 &fos,,a y
Ses4,ooo. - = ~, 4 =
w ASffIN INGTON,hNCDruafV sD.--lh0
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Market Tseports. !

New Yonk, Feb. 10, Up. NJ
Cotton steady; with sales of l,700
bales at 248. Gold l8aa R.lH
CHAREEsToN, February l9.-Cotton
easier, with sales of 800 alcs-mid.
dlings 234 ), receipts 504. y .y0a,
'LlyERrooI;; February 10 Cotton
dull-sales 10000. az
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
JUST REGEIV,EIj,

\ LOT Of Baltimore Bacon, Snrdines,
u Pickles how Chow. Chcshire Cheese,
Coffee, Sugar, Smoking aud Chewing To-
bacco. Scgars Of all grades. Also. fine
lot of Campscn's Extra Family Flour, which
will be sold ut COST.
We also keep constantly on hnnd fine
assortment of Wines. Liquors and Ale,
which we oifer. Mt greatly reduced prices.
nice lot Of Mems Womrns and Chill
drens' Shoes aud Gniters. Call and see.
uOODiNG, STUART 4 co.
jan q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
ESTHER BRIGGS,

-, Bollop, England.
gfsrhENeis,T i l,aye emaoh Ipieas9re In
speaking OF Tho great efficacy and useful
ness OF iSonf PALS SEIthsn. Two years
agQ l$as severely afflicted with u painfql
Internal disease, When friend Of nine,
who hah just returned from the States,
gave mo o email quantity Of PhtN KiIhEH,t
whfcb fic had brought over with him. 1
took II as direcsed. aud Tho reliefuwas. i'm,
mediate, and 80 satisfied was Of its value
4s medicine, that, Immediately sent to
New York for halfa dozen bottles; and I
am thankful TO say.lthat II Bas RproyedR 10
my family and friends who have used u Of
ii2,esilnable value In relieving almost alI
kipdso pain and catering, -Iaa Oi 5a1
Yours, &s., M IL D., MEAD, q, 4
No. PaIi- Mall, Manchester.
deo 81
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Baugh's Raw Bone aSupersRhos
&a Uhata ar Lime.s shR IBID a

r AM nowreceiving my suppliss Of ,hisg
manure. and Planters can rely upon
gettinsau article fully up TO STANDARD eaat
per annlysse. All bought from lmysclfor,
authorised Agents : will guarantee, as eve
ry cargo 30 sold IL analyaod on arrival
here and the high character Of Tho manure
fully keptup. ~ j. N. ROBSON, :.
Sole tAgt!for South Carolina.
Nos. J. and 3 Atlantic Wharf,, sSs
e. ar. Charleston g. c.
J. II. CATIiCART, -
Agt. for Fairfield County.
Prof. Shepard says Of analysis made
October 10th. lsG9,y"A valuable manure
and decidedly superior 10 Tho article of i
last year" ,..i,
E1porimen. mado by NJ. Q. NJ. Hammond.
Of Beech Island, 8. G. ~ &r' %
No manure, es7 lbs. Seed Cotton per acre
l76 lbs. Peruvian Guano. 1923 lbs. SEQ
Cotton per acre. Dt-, ,F,gr,-tJ
l76 lbs. ,Baugh's, 1889 lbs, Seed Cotton
per ncre. deo 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
GEORGIA NURSERY.

10000 Soathstn> Gtown Fruit Trees yot 8alS.I
APpLE TREES q years old, S 10 S feel,
n high, ybta o well formed ,crown at q,
70 3 feet from thu ground price $i8 90 peY
100. One year old, 4 to feet high price
$l2 90 per 100.
Peach Trees, Pear PLAN, A IriooI Nee
tarise greess Grayss Vines, sstra8berfyl
plants,, 20. Descriptive epd Price Gaia.
l3gue sent gratis % appIi ;ani is.A,l.5 El,s ~
Address. WM. K. NELSON.
sSesll98 8.8m fs'tt If 1f9f1 'Augpslas ea.Eg,
~ ...p vrYw .,sLJTs-r n F5TT ~ III II;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Fertilizers! Fertilizers Z

nAVING secured tho Agency for Fair
Ill field County for the following Fer,ili'
Zcrs ss - a r
Soluble Pacific Guano.
Baugh's Raw Bono per.Phosphate.
Tho Cnrol:naFertilizer,
Rhodes Super Phosphate,
Orchilln Gonno.
Cotton Food.
Mnryla Ammon,ated,
Componnd Acid Phosphate of Lime, for
composing with cotton seed;
And I"lfs AmmJnia,cl Bone Super.
Phosphate.
am now prepared I, supply my tr'"nds
with any cfthc above ~ low ns the same
cnn be purchased in any other rr
krt with Freight and Drnyngr nidca. CAL
ut my store mud gel circulars descriptive Of
their respective merits.
JNO. II. CATilCART.
feb |. 1870
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il
~ may concern that viii, on the goth
day of February, a D. 1870, nt II O'Clock
IN The forenoon. make application to the
Judge of Probate for Fairfield County, for
a fn"l discharge rs Administrator Of the
Estate Of Robert Bnrher, deceased.
GEORGE BARBER, Admr.
jan 25-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Latest Quotations Of
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON. S. C,
Corrected Weekly by A.. O. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. '26 Broad st.
February 18th, 1870,

STATE SECURITIES South Carolina, old
8d@86; do, ew,-@79; do, registered
stock, OK int--@79. :.
RAiLRo AD, D,SrocKs--Chnrlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, --@56: Or enyille and Co.
lumbia. Is Northeastern, 7@8 ga
yannah and Charleston, 25; South Carolina,
(whole shares) AZ do, (haif do) 81.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23

by Revels, visited the President, to.
day, praying him to withhold his ap-
proval Of tho Mississippi admission
until the passage of certain Acts for
disabilities Ihe delegation has no
objection to the general features of
the bill. The President will sign the
bill oGsWednesday.a }aaH 56&Sg s ,
= Admiral pooris Instructed ! to keep
war vessel satS Havana 8 ;5 " "
Currencyt tbalauce in| the Treasury
$23 $50, ,009 sSS;aG Told $ill,5OO, 900.
Tie Senate cspassed % bill appropria-
ting $4,000 for witnesssa to the cadet
corrdption Investigation. It goes to
the PresidontoE8@ .I1L ~.
News Items. g f,&t't
saa C1NcINNAT1, Feb. l5.-The Supc.
,rior Court, Judge Taft diss enting, dc.
cided that the Bible and religious
books cannot be excluded from the
public schools. -U,..5t
Fas CHICAGO, Feb. l5.-William Jones
who drives q wagon with the mails,
was arrested to-day, charged with
robbing tho mails Of over 100000.
/ BurrALo,. Feb, l5,--Commodore
Stephen Champlain, who commanded
the Scorpion ut the battle Of Lake
Erie, is dangerously sick. #$
lor SALT LAKE, February l5.-Tht
orthodox oBrighalnitcs carried til,
elections. The weather is so favora
bio that gardening has commenced.
r. PoRrsMorTu, February IS. The
Seminole istat'quarantine hers, wish
the yellow fever Oh board. y...,..
IS LoUrsvrLLE, February l9.--An cx
oursion train,a with two engines ant
fifteen cars, carrying 1000 persons
safely crossed the !, bridge; therefore,
the strength Of the bridge is no long
er doubted .aif, ...ir ...
LEWISTON, MAlNE, February To-
The severest gale in many years oc
Cured yesterday. d It has been rain
ing twenty-four, hours, melting two
feet IF snow aud causing q flood
which will prove very destructive.
CnIcAco, February l9!- Genera
Reynolds writes to the editor Of tht
State journal long letter. declining
the use Of his name for the Texas
Scnatorship. ~.' ,.l's '',1',it
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23

u
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
l'eddHcfe Ton upwards Of four years. I
have consulted many OF the Faculty, Bd
have derived no material benefit from my
scarce, ,iutii tried Penny DAVIS PAN
killer, which, I nm happy to state, has
doho ME more good than all ever tii.d be-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Quick Returns and Permanent Improve
mcnt 10 The S0il 4l,',, 80!
Mapes' Nitrogenized
Sup PIao@p1aa&@
coE TaINMEia.

&0E -1+-a1. ESH1EsH, .Ns
(IOMPOSED ( Of Bones Phospha,s Qusno
~ and Am,noniaoal an imal, Matter, oil
thoroughly decompossd and reduced u n
fine powder by means Il fcfmentnti and
aplphurio acid, adapted 10 the growing OF
Cotton. Corn, Tobacco, Grain Crops, Nege.
tables. SO. This is tho oldest Super Phos-
phate manufactured In this country, having
been introduced to the public IN the Spring
Of tho year 1869 The guaranteed chcmi :,
cal standard of this fertilizer, Is /, Ammonia,
EGO to 8.G0 per ct. Soluble, Bone Pnos.
phate, Ia pe:jct. Total Bone Phosphate,
86 per OF. s-- i.n.r,..f..., ~
Tho practical success Of his Supcr.phos-
phate, even during the mos, unfavorn,,l esea.
sons, has. been fully established by Tho OK.
perienee Of hundreds OF plan.ers and fern.
ere, resent letters feou. nsarlystwos hundred
Of whom ere to be ioupd in tie pan rklets
" ". " " RErCHrN, Agent, s,i
jan'7 Ha!t ~ Winneboro, .. C. e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Guardian Notice.

Guardian Notice.
NOTICE Is horeby given 10 all whom II
~ may concern that will on the goth
dny of February, A. ID. 1870, at IL O'clock
In the forenoon, make application to tho
Jidgc Of Probate for Fairfield County. for
" final discharge as Guardian Of James Boz
lick. LEVI NJ. BOLICK,
jan 25-lm Guardian.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
RJo.GLpe
Notice,

yg.r, oE3 NOticoo ii os "a bi6,s,
I $ her, BY given, that, at tho, expiration Of
i pinety days from the publication hereof,
application will be made FOR the renewal OF
'Cef.ifoates OF Stock III the Columbia and
= d8usial RAILROAD Company. said sSorip,
,haylGg been lost or aettroyea.p ,Jatg.i .
$780, i sssg e'srs Oh .ssSss ss g sIa 5y
Milling, Guardian For w. A. eMtilinpg. Ng''f,
No. 872 for four sharesito DsvidiY. Nil.
Hing -. - 49,
ling. W.A.MILLING.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23

ProPoTCloneo 70 7tne dutles performed
by each class will be seen by refer
ence to the following table: a..w .e
,0s&H '15&.itT ,ssI as .bt,arI saIARvb
Gen. w. T. Sherman, T. $l8,780
Lieuts Gepa Z. II. Shcridan,g y 1884
Maj. Gen. II. ". Hallack, 9,863
Secretary Of War Belknap, A 5000
Chief Justice Chase, = $500
Vice President &Colfax,ra Yhisai 5000
Sherman receives nearly three times
as much as Judge Chase, while the
pos ition Of the Iatt er and the duties
performed by'him require the very
highest order Of talent eand long ard
patient labor and much responsibility
We can seesno reason why tho pay
of military officer in time of peace
should be'higher than that of i'm por-
tant civil positions. Congress should
apply the knife Of retrenohment here
at once! -, -;'EY r 4, 81 a rEl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
Testimonials from England.

SIN -linying suffered .severely from
rheumatic pains in the head and face. ] was
induced, FROM what heard said tof 10 to
try aPERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. from which
soon found relief. II is indeed valuable
article. | nm yours, 60, ,,, ,.r r,,.
WILLIAM EVANS, {Miuer,l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.

SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
%Bank Of Charlesto %
%Dank Of New wberry, --tG-
Bank OF Camden, 4tM-
Bnnk Of Georgetown. DO
Bnnk Of South Carolina, 1000 -
Bank of Chester, 6@-
Bank Of Hamburg, 30-
Bank Of State of 8. G. prior to 1861, 65G9-
Bank Of State of s. G. issue 1861
and 1869, 100
*Planters' and Mechanics Bank
Charleston, 90
kPcople's Bank Of Charleston, --@-
aGnon Bank of Charleston. -@-
Southwestern II Il Bank, Charles.
ton, ,old) o.
Southwestern II II Bank, Charles
State Bank Of Charleston, 3d.
Farmcrs' and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston, -M5
Exchange Bank Of Columbia, 1OM-
Commercial Bank of Columbia, 90
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw, 3M-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield, 3m-
State Of s. 9. Bills Receivable, par
City Of Charleston Change Bills, par
Securities more in demand. Exchange
favoring buyers Money easier. Bank
rates 9p cent n month OH Stock collatcr-
als. Outside rates arbitrary. Bank notes
stagnant.
*Ihlls marked thug (x) are being redeem
cd at the Bank Counters of each
ian 22.l\
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23

FAT,SALARiEs.--The salaries q paid
to army officers arc very much larger
than that given to the highest GLASSES
of civil officers, and very much dis
pfoportioned to the duties performed
by each, class will be seen by refer
ence to the following table: o3.,t y,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-02-23

If}GgStiJ s4ia$ elB y psf 3sils tEsS
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

L,OR sALE-A PLACE CONTAINING 81 ACRES OF
Land, Of which there is about 20 under cuvation
piece OF woods suitable for picnic grounds There is
house. barn. COW house and other buildings suitable for
farming the barn conveniently arranged for raising
threequarters from IrvnRon Hotel the road leading
Connecticut Farms Also pieces of Salt Meadow OF
which contains four and half and the other
Irvington, N. j. JONATHAN 4. JONES. Executor
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

LNARM OF l05 ACREs-UNDER A GOOD STATE OF
cultivation; house barn. outbuildng &C., al in good
This property pleasantly located. mile from Centre
Port depot Of the Long Island Railroad and ~ miles from
10 NJ L. SMITH, 1850 and 26l Fulton Market New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

E,OR SALE OR TO LET-FURNIsHED OR UNFUR
nshed In the city Of Brooklyn, well built three story
bay-window bricknied, pretty frame House, all i'm
provements, IN good Locations house. furniture carpets
&C., all new and 10 ane order price only Se0o with furn
session. will rent for &l0O per month"; completely furnished
Myrtle avenue
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

LrOR sALE-A NICE COTTAGE HOUSE, 22x3O, WITH
two story exteuson l4r6, In the rear, filled In with
brick comprising ten rooms with open garret and cellar
water house, small barn In of lot well located In the
village Of jamaica only mnutes walk from the depot
lot xl26 price $ 600 part cash. Address A. CAVE, Union
avenue Jamaica. L. l..
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

A HANDSOME BROWN STONE, THREE STORY AND
IA basement high stoop, all improvements IN West Feth
street. sale or to let Price $50 Terms ~ suit Apply
Qt - West Thirty fourth street,
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

A MAGNIFICENT 25 FOOT STONE HOUSE, IN UN.
IA surpassed location near Central Park for sale
change for smaller house well located For particulars
nd exchange offered address OWNER box l56 Post ONCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-05-12
VI YOU WANT y GOOD, CHEAP AM
rNOKING STOVE or RANGE,
GO TO CLARk>ON'
-

CttOklNtT Slo - W ~ ~
60 TO CLARKSON'S.
!3 :. Royal street.
WOOD & CO.'S celebrated FlRL-PLACE,
;AELOE md DINING ROOM HEATERS,
,hn i,r.t Sow. ever brought before tho public.
T. will hc.. at least ~ per cent mo-" m,d con-
~ "r'! !He 4e' i"j thsn ~ny other stove that has
ever been introduced in this market. u" %2u!n
cal the attention OF h1u7eApIp''" u 'an' .s i
To- these beautiful and durable noalc'*' =: ~
provements and advantages they have over MI
"'"r, ,Tnrn :, 6,fihnm "I CnIl xnd sec them.
,;TnV " e Tor %,Ie exclnsivcly at
IL :. Royal street,
ond uDIISiiK EEPEES' ARTICLES on land.
sh ~ ,H..,. - .,.d S,nu1in., done in the
Roofing, H'ltcrlhg Al.u !, ,ynrl; war.
city and c"'i"lry on n"st S , to' '''" T. a O.
rantod- III" ~'-''' ----
DIri iGT n 20 X II A Il ] = N
\
LIVERPOOL SALE
~, oo;.r c,r .Io. to arrive, cargo Of ship
* nnn hmyhols LIVERPOOL G.. 4. SALT,
:, i,,II,
tugl sacks FINE SALT, factory filled,
":;uncu:nn brand, equal tn MMrshai'&. AIso
per brig Three SISTERS ..rr
1850 bushels Ii ' hHi "''' ~ 80
in bulk. ., c,,,r ,,o ,oruI.r
100 sacks FINE '>'AL' % Wv ''P'''
hr;n! .IIuHGai eve .,,, IN or - f., the ton. ~
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EST ABIIS d y - =.

f. ]. MILL r X,
,m,,r,.r and Dealer in China, GLASS and
EARTH EN- w ARE,
Is now rccoiving his SPRING SUPPLY OF
goods, bought since tho decline in gold.
uuusual facilities for purchasing and An eX-
sanslye acQuaintance with the manufacturers "t
Esrthenwarc and Glassware, both in this coun
try and England, he is able to oller unusual in
ducemrnts TO country merchants ana Ge"'crs
generally.
His stock will be found to be very comp etc,
embracing All qualities OF esrlhenware from
common g. G.. to best lronplatcd China.
Glassware in great variety, nj low prices,
Window Glass of I'll sizes.
StonoI,are, Coal Oil Lamps AMI Chimnics,
Plated and Britannia Castors, Table Cutlery,
&c, ". ,.,,
Country merchants are earnestly requested to
vivc him \ call and he is satisfied he can sell
goods as low as any other first class house.
NH ll-ao3m Leeesburg Washington.
uSlShI FISH FISHl!
Arrived per schr. Mary Fletcher, we'll Sc
''''S" ~' Eastern HERRING,
consisting in part Of .,.
$50 bbls Halifax No. GIBBED HERRING.
iTO bbls PORTLAND ROUND -
! 800 bbis EASTPORr No. | -
| 100 bbls superior SPLIT LABRADOR
| which will be sold low from wharf:
Apply to NJ. ELDKlDGE i CO.,
| f5b s-tf No. South Whsrves.
VOBATS LAPPETS AND kUFFLEs,
sS all varieties.
A FULL ASSORTMENY
| AT
msv6 WILMER y sLAYMAKERs
.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
The subscriber has ust received and IA ing
bought ut gold rates, cAn afford to sell at prices
suit the times, ono of tho largest. most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
mcn'> Misses and Childrsn's Boots and Shoes
ever before offered for sale in this market. His
lon experience in thu trado has enabled him to
p,ocurea n stock manufactured from tho best
material and in y desirable and stylish manner
and on the most favourable terms and, win ad-
vsntages in his favor, he can nilord to Sc!l -.
chesp Ms the cheapest. large stock OF II r. l
GOriDS, suitable for the country, to when he
invites the special attention of country mer,
chants. AL in want will do well 20 call 1t a
King street. u,DDpv
NH 2t-im w. Is. w AL LIE !.
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ladies BUTTON BOOTS.

y Enc :toc; French Kid, Ve;vet English
ir.s.n , Kid FoYed and Turkey Morocco and
Other now styles. which cannot BE surpassed
;''r beauty, durability and chcapness.
Al WADDEI'S, II King street..
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

HOW OFTEN Is TILE HOUSEHOLD
IL loaf buried with the household head, and
families lhut might have been comfortably
provided for, lst destitute by the want OF Il
proper foresight in its deceased PROTECTOR:
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BOOTS G SHOES.

Z AIDES LASrlNti BOOTS.
a large stock, 4 great variety OF new styles,
beautiful and very cheap at
WADDEY'S Il King street.
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MOE SALE LuW-A desirable MARA tT
L FARM in Aexsndra Co., II miles rom
Washington city, on a good road leading to
Washington, containing ls Acres vel I'm I'M an
proved in all respects, also !" Acres near 70. Ell
umbis Turnpike one mile from Tollgate; com
Portable House and rooms. some outbulldlngI.
This place is known as FORT CRAlGuK hiSh
and ary; good view all around. This prop
crty will be sold very low. Apply to
SMOOT u MILLEn,
Land Agents, liz King ST..
may6-tf AlcXandrls, va.
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DEMOVA L.
IVYsTALIZED OH MANUFACIOK
Removed TO
NO. .f:s KING oTREhI,
whore will also be !Gund ,y.
LAMPS CHIMNEYS, WlGkS, &c.
at reasonable pri@es; oo
a. q. LUTHER & CO.,
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