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CLEARED THUS MORNING

Br. bark TrOpic Bird, DuTkee, CrOnstadt, B. Crawley
a Co.
Schr Reading RR. No. 90, Hendricks, New Haven
Sinnickson & Co.
Schr Minnesota, Phinney, Fair Haven, do.
Schr Hazleton, Cummings, Taunton, do.
Schr Sophie Wilson, Walls, East Cambridge, do.
Schr Young America, Patton, Albany, DO.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING

Steamship j. w. Everman, Hinckley, 20 hours from
Charleston, s. c., with cotton, ETC., 10 SOuder a.
Adams.
steamer Nevada, Gumley, from Hartford, with
mdse. TO w. M Baird a Co.
Brig Louis G. Madeira, Mosslander days from
Cardenas, with sugar TO G. 4 O. M. OCallaghan-
vessel to ID. s. Stetson & Co.
Br. brig John SandeTsoD, Coulter, days from
AlatanZas, with Old iron 10 Davis 4 Warner-Vessel
TO Souder a Adams.
Schr E. w. Pratt, Hendricks, from Bosten.
Schr K. S. McShane, Ayres, from Boston.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
7 A. M.....,..I0l IL A. M......s1 2P. M....s5
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MEMORANDA.
At OF Hope, Peterson, from Memel 70

Ship Star OF Hope, Peterson, from Memel for
Philadelphia, at Esinote 26th ult
Ship Covadonga, Wives, hence, cleared az Gisral-
tar 9th ut. for Alexandria
Nor. bark Yasa, from London for Philadelphia,
was spoken 18th inst, lat 40 2s, long. 50, by New
York pilot boat.
Bark Eyelina. from Boston for Philadelphia, was
spoken l4th inst, on Nantucket hghtsfip, by New
York pilot boat.
Bark Wallace Jordan, hence, arrived at Antwerp
20 inst.
Bark Venus, Purdy, hence, arrived at Antwerp 4th
instant.
Bark Maria, Mortensen, kence, arrived al BARGE
Iona 9th ult
BARK Eugenia, Larrabee, hence, ARID at Corunna
26th ult
Bark Laboromus, Porter, from GottenOnrg for
Philadelphia. was OF Dover "a inst.
Bark Ankathor, Hendricksen, hence for SJettin,
at Elsnore 26tb ulL
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flHST BOAHD.
$4,000 Pa 6s, Sd &c.. III 4sh Penna R. 5ss,
$4,000 Pa 6s w Cp. 206 do ......is. bss,
lots. .10S sh Reading r.. 4sE
$4,000 5-20s, '65, May 100 do lis. 49,
Il Nov. .2d. .1l13sl 10 do.... 49,
$4,000 N Penna 6s.ls. 90 200 dolls. $50. As Lie
sl100 City Ga, N lis. .101I 200 do s3Own 4s l-l6
$1,000 do. ..ls.10lH 10 sh @ d Re-. A5k
$500 do. nun. .10lE 100 do.... So. as
$500 Penna IS. 95 81 do. 45k
$4,000 Phila Il u.s.. So 100 sh Sch Nv....c. 81
sh Mech Bank. 80 sh Leh Nav go 81
II sh ca Am r Is .16A AZ sh Leh r. Is. 57x
so do. :. ..b3 .1l5A 400 sh Ph & ELS. .b60 27X
40 sh Cent Trans. 5lA
JAY COOKE & 20. quote Government securities as
follows:-U S. 6s OF 1884, 114H@l15; b-20s OF 1862,
112h@1122S: do. 1884, 11l@1l1A; do Nov 1865,
111h@1ll%; do. do, July, 110@1l01; do. do, 1867,
1lOb@1lOa; do; 1853 l1o4@l1cH; 1O-4Os, 1o7%s
MEssRs. DE haven & BROTHER, No. 40 s. Third
street Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
-UAS IS of 1881, 11415@1l4A; do. 1862 1l21s@l12n
do; lSs4 1l1@1lih DO DO 1866 il1%@lll9. ;do. 1895
do. 1lOI4@1l0K; 10-4os, lo7ys@l0S1s. U. s. 80 Year
I. per cent. Currency, 1l2@ll2A; Due Comp Int.
Union Pacific Railroad ist Mort: Bonds, s2o@sso;
Land Grant Bonds, 7bb(a770
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

LyARM TO LET-AT PATERSON, N. j., ON BROAD
way, in high cultivation, from 10 to 40 For
ticnlar in fun apply VAN RlPER, 1Ss Canal street, New
York
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

II,ARM OF ~ ACRES-GOOD SOIL. COTTAGE HOUSE;
l. healthy location near railroad stations; convenient to
post schools and chuches hour from New
York. Price 81 ,0U0 Several others equally low.
VIM. WORTS NOD Sands street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

fyHICAGo REAL ESTATE FAvORABLY LOCATED IN
~ the improving part the city, for sale exchange
desirable Stock of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware
Clothing. For particulars inquire OF SOUTHMAYD Co.,
1874 Broadway. room No. 10.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--FINE FARM OF M7
acres, on the Ohio river, three miles below shawnee
S50O in easy payments would be exchanged for Stock of
Groceries or Dry Goods and Notions, Drugs and Drug
Store Furniture Cigars and Spanish and Seed Leaf To-
Ohio.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

81 O0O WANTED.Fo&R & FOUR S TO SIX MON. MONTHS, HIS
be and security but not negotiable Address box
$50 Post oaico.
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

1INGLEWOOD AND yICINITy.-FINE RESIDENCES
II for SALE $500 to $50 0 few Houses to rent. Choice
Farms for Investment and improvement.
q. d. KELLOGG h ID. w. SMITH, 1l5 Broadway
and corner Dean and Pasade avenues Enc,ewood,
The New York herald., 1870-03-30

A NUMBER OF DESIRABLE PLACES TO LET AT
N Railway, N j. hour from cityLarge House, $3.50;
HENRY TAPPEN, Railway, N. J.
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VOLUME XVIII---NO. l3

SLEEPING CARS ON THE CHARLOTTE
RoAD.-Wo learn that Col Johnston,
tho President of the Charlotte, Colum-
bin and Augusta Railroad, intends
establishing Il regular night train on
that road in short time. The train
will DO put on to meet tho require.
mcnts Of the boavy Northern passcn-
ger traffic which tho Charlotte Road
expects to get for the next three or
foar months. The night train on that
road at present, is what is known as
an accommodation train, tho passcn-
ger coaches arc attached to the freight
cars, and the train travels very slow
ly. The new train will have regular
sleeping coaches attached to it, and
will leave Augusta about six o'clock
in the evening, and arrive in Charlotte
mt six o'clock the next morning, ma
king close connections at each termi-
G Seatinel.
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pleasure to romain at homo. When
your father camo in with n white.
frightened face, and whispered to Dir.
lftrnc, knew you were in trouble.
L came at onco, and, jamie, shall not
again leave you"
She knew his meaning, and did not
put him away, when he held her close
in his arms, and drew Ecr into the
r;rl)r.
Margaret aud Icttio, coming in
with their faces holror-atficilcn. SAW
him holding her in his arms. hcr tired
head resting Hcariiy upon his choul.
der, AID the proId Ic;tic 2aid:
"Nr. Boswo i an $rrrriscdl"
"S"a need not be. l'I:is il my
privilege, now and luToTt.,.'
Three dayc after they gathered in
ihat same i,arior 70 hear I.lr grand
mas last will and testament read.
After some little directions, it said:
aud to my beloved yrand-laurh-
ter, Janet Leeds, br1uca.h the
it"!mca estate. n.sa:ncr s:i:h nv en-
tire s;"ck OF furniture and money,
ai'l"' h.'n,: 10 t&n thousand q ,llav~."
Janct's father *nlilv,l u;:pn his as
tonis.ril nni crest fallen ,!au .,lltrrs.
Il; WAS m"t!:cr's whim! She hover
desired il 10 lie !lnnwi. I'hrrv';.r"
YOU were iw;.urant CT ihc fact THAI
sha had ad"i,,r beyond Tie ;:',I.;iiy /
held !Or her"
When. 81; months latH:.. ..r in and
'a::"t were :nnrf;"'l. i,rr ci:!cr sister
dared tr Say that lac married her for
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-22
A Summer Day.

Sunshine over the mellow lands,
kissing the crimson clover,
And tho s3nshnc hunting the lily cups
That tic yellow bees hang orer;
And sun-hine over the hazy bills,
And over the pimplng river.
And wished TINT the sun and summer day
Night shine and last forever.
We walked down by the meadow dath,
he broad high way fo.saking,
For the quiet Of that lovely spot.
Seemed better for our love making;
And | was silent and she was Shy,
As We walked down through the clover,
But we thought it the sweetest summer day
Than ever the suH slone over.
We heard .he lirGs in the waving grass.
AS they twitcrcd to each ":.icr
About the meets they hal hid.!-n away
And the coo Of each glnd Eiri-no,her:
And W g thought as We walked that summer
day
Through the clover blooms togeh her,
That at last the world was in peri. c: tune.
In the glad bright su;uiner weather.
cannot tell wlatI snii to her
Az We muikel knee deep in clov;
But know that the robirs uer,iiy 9 np
Their swectcat Of sweet son;;s over
And down in my h"nri loves own bid sang
sUng that was g!alIc:. swcc'cr,
And it's ,cho j2incd wiki the worlds swec,
Hmm,
And male The day con,.,,eter.
AMI when we came up the meadow rnth,
Our hearts sang ever and over:
"Uli "w Get. slmd ja, for hios .u,n aa.i Lirl,
nd i.r ever b!i,h. yout;.: lover!'
And yet know not tl.r W." i, ai,: sd,
Or whether shc .I,okc at all;
But of nil swe". days that su:nmer day
l coult rs the best uf all
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The new Illinois Constitution -Minori.
ty Representation.

! Tho New York World thus com.
mcnts upon the scheme of Minority
Representation, which forms q feature
Of the new Illinois State Constitu-
! ton: -
':The Illinois scheme Of minority
representation, or more properly of
cumulative voting, has great valuc as
an experiment, and its progress will
ho watched with much interest. In
each Senatorial district, three men,
bci's arc to be chosen OF the lower
branch Of tho Legislature: and tl:c
peculiarly Of the scheme is that each
c!2ctor MAY distribute or concentrate
his tircc vote; as lie pieuSes. lie may
give one vote each to three separate
candidates il the old ordinary manner:
OF he may give three votes 10 one fs-
Hor:to candidate; or (Which probably
wonil not often happcnD he may give
two OF has votes 10 one candidate and
one vote - another. There is an in
trin*i" !ail'i",s i'll allowing tho c!cc,or
th:S free '!is;,o. III Of lis votes, ana it.
VII! lr:t! IL lna:!y cases to \ more cqui-
!"ti"ani lrr":'n:;:o::&:" representation
oi ;h" 3r:. ::ii:s'.;:ic$ tkan prevails IN
:'cr til" present system. In every dis
t!ict E;hcrn orc Of tho two political
!;t' ties is in Il clear and acknowledged
minority, it Will give that minority
one 81 the three representatives. its
hun,!j'rS arc sufficient to cntitle it TO
ntis. Eut il districts whore the par
It's az pretty evenly balanced, tic
operation "f tic system is moro doubt
i;!!. In sac.i districts each patty will
nominate Il fall ticket, rs neither will
DC will hc willing to make u public
conl,:Ssi;n Of int1rio"i.A. If tie tick
CTS arc weak, or if there should be
weak mcn on ci,hcr it gives y great
rha"re To one popular nGvpcndcnt
c::n'!iIa;c: whose friends may easily
eject h;;n ly' concentrating all their
votes. lii" ncw system may thus
bring into Tic Legislature 4 few mcm-
hrrs oi' uncommon ability and weight
81 character, who can f,i!nw their hon
est Judgment Entranmrl: i Ivy party
"h.i,rat!n,:s. If this >il"uii bc Owe OF
its Ii"its, tho experiment wonid be
more than .vin"iraitl. Bat th.ra is
danger :!.A: i'll i:iauE, balanced districts
:hc c:icc! w"H:d hc very different. AS
4 genera! rwlr, two full tickets will
prohably he nominated, and the friends
Of particular candidates will attcmpt
TO elect them By bctraying the other
candidates on the same ticket. Moth
ing could have a more dchasing effect
on "Hr already corrupt politics. With
all its possibilities of good and Of evil,
We h~pc tho experiment will be fairly
tried; tHt VIC should be sorry to see
it Initiated in tie same .fyrH, in any 9th
cr State until after it has been fully
tested in Ill;nois''
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Ri:F1nM IN SpAnTAynunG.-Thc cd
itor OF the Sumter lvntchmau gives n
sketch OF c!i:ehtful visit recently
made by him to Spartanbnrg, one of
the most highly accomplished and
highly favored communities of the
State, as he justly says. lie found
that the rcii,rm movement has almost
universal endorsement among the bet
ter classes Of :'rartanhurg. 4 strong
delegation. on tho platform OF th,.
reform movrmcnt, will likely he sent
TO the Legislature. The opinion was
expressed b;' one Of the calmcst and
deepest thinkers Of tho State, a resi-
dent of that community, that tho re-
torn movement was not only wise.
bnt that it would carry heavy maiori-
ties IN all the upper portions Of the
Statc.-Gdurd;cn.
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PANS, July 9.-Thcrc seems to be
no doubt that the Government is in
receipt Of the long expected answer
from tho Prussian Government en- the
subject Of the Spanish throne difficul-
ty. 1t is intimated in well informed
circles that in answer Prussia makes
the f''!owi'g points: l. Disc!ai... ing
III ~: -; ;ra''"n in the candilatnrs Of
ti.H Prince Of lIohcnzoi.ern. .. Tha;
Htince ltohcnz"i'crn is not even - re.
!a',nn OF the royal family Of PRUSSIA.
5: That GcncraI i'r;m negotiated with
the Prince Of Hohcnzolcrn and ho
must be responsible, not Prussi 1t
is almost certain this answer is not
satisfactory to France, and that the
Duke Dc Grammont has forwarded
another despatch to Berlin.
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BLAcKEEERY WlNE.-To every gal.
Ion of the fruit allow q quart Of boil
ing water; mash the berries; pour
the boiling water on them, and Still,
them up well; cover and let it stand
until tho following day. Then has
Ing stirred all again, strain the liquid
into the cas!1, adding good brown SUI
gar III tho proportion Of two pounds
to each gallon; cork it tight. The
wine will be ready for use in the
course Of autumn. Still another way
is TO I'LL 4 hcS or cask three -fourLtis
full with sound ripe blacllb. rrics
then fill mp the caSll with moiass"s.
close it tight, and set in 4 dry cool
place until the winter. The liquid
may then bo poured of, and vii, be
found an agreeable common wine. and
the berries will make good pies.
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NOTICE
TO Teachers.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given
II that the "County Board of Ex-
aminers" for School Teachers for Alb
bevillc County will examine all who
shall apply 20 them on and after the
Goth Of April instant.
No teachers will receive pay from
the State unless they shall Lass exam
lnatlon and receive certificates of
qualification.
Those wishing to be examined will
apply Immediately, as their pay may
date from said examination.
The Board will sit at Abbeville
Court House.
Notice is also given that the boun-
dar!es Of the several Townships In
this County will be adopted as the
boundaries Of the School Districts"
ii. J. LoMAx,
Chairman Board.
April % 1870, 52-3m
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REMOVAL OF POLITICAL D1sAB1LI-
TIEs.-Mr. Robertson, in the Senate,
on tho 9Th inst, gave the followin.s {
notice
The Senator from Maine has kindly
consented to yield a mcmcut to allow
me to give Eoticc to Tic Senate, tha.
tonight, after the army bill is passed,
I shall call UP Senate BILL No. $50, for
the removal Of political disabilities.
This "biil' contains the names Of
some four thousand pcnitcnt men,
asking the forgiveness Of their politi-
Cal sins. Christ, in his sermon on tho
mount, says:
"Ask, and it shall be given you,
seek, and yc shall find; knock, and it
shall be opened unto you"
Now, sir, these political sinners
have asked, sought and knocked,
through the mediation of the commit
toe Of which have tho honor of be
ing the chairman, and in tho namo of
that committee l ask that the door be
opened unto them, and they bo res
tored to all the rights and privileges
Of citizens.
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Tho claim Of Mr.. Joseph Scgur,
lately elected Representative at
largo from Virginia, to admission in
tho house, was refused by that body
yesterday. Mr.. Segur is man of
undoubtcd loyalty, and his election
not being contested, his right to a
seat rested upon the ground Of the
right OF Virginia to eight or nine
members since the division of the
State by tho creation and admission
Of West Virginia.
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The writer of "Ouida," ""Puck," etc.,
is now said to be q Miss LaRamee,
whose father was a French officer
She lives with her mother at Lara
NICE, whose father wasa French officer.
She lives with her mother at one of
the large hotels in London, and fre-
quently gives parties there She is
neithor young nor favored with phys.
ieal advantages which she lavishes on
her heroines. raj IA -,.,,.,
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Tho Lancaster Ledger is assured
that old Lancaster will roll up her ma
jorities by hundreds for the .candi-
dates of the Union Reform party.
She is all right for the contest.
1t is contemplated to hold a general
mass meeting at that place at an ear
ly day, at which distinguished speak-
ers from abroad will be invited to ad-
dress our citizens; and when the
work Of tho campaign will be put in
o shape. ..',.
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The radicals carry party zeal to the
limits OF absurdity, in prating about
coppcrEcad cadets. According to
This gospel, it must in future be re-
gar'lcda3 treason to obc torn of South
crn sympathising parents. The un-
born generation will please take no.
tice, and govern itself accordingly.
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Tho Charleston Nesos of yesterday
says: "From private letter to gcn-
tlcman in this city, wo learn that on
yesterday week, whilo Miss Murray,
daughter Of Joseph W. Murray, and
Miss Hill, daughter Of Daniel Hill,
both Of st. Johns Berkeley, wero re-
turning from church with Mr.. Muir
ray, they took shelter under tree to
avoid voting from a shower. While
there the lightning struck tho treo
and instantly killed tho two young
ladies. Mr.. Murray, who was stand
ing near by, was aniniured."
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A body of Egyptian troops recently
Gisembarkcd at the shore Of the Eay
Of Cshab, whic is recognized as ltal-
ian territory, attacked the settlement,
and after II short fight took possession
and tore down the Italian flag.
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The bones of 1900 Chinese lately
reached San Francisco, on their re-
turn to the Celestial Empire. They
had been gathered up along the line
OF the Central Pacific Railroad, and
were all there was left Of a regiment
OF tho laborers OH their great work.
They arc taken home in pursuance of
the contract by which they were orig
inally brought into tho country.
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Vanderbilt is said to be distributing
his property to his heirs. After the
manner Of John jacob Astor, ho has
lately transferred sj,0G0,00O to one Of
his children for tho nominal considc-
ration Of one dollar.
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WAsHiSGro", July IL Internal
revenue receipts to-day nearly Si,aGG,-
$50.
In the Senate, tLo credentials Of
AnthnnY a"d G:asin were presumed.
Mrs L:ncoln's pension was postponed.
Appropriations We're resumed and the
Charleston Custom House gets $780,
900. III. Senate is in executive scs-
sion Oh -Hew York nominations, but
no results have been reach d.
The Committee Of Conference on
tho funding bill had Il prolonged con-
ference without result. The House
Committee waits four per cent. and
40 foreign agencies.
III The House, the Committee on
appropriations was ordered to inves-
tis;atc the Washing, ON Market House
on the allegation that nearly $500. 900
worth Of stock was corrnptly placed
The general disability and naturali-
cation bill, us amended by the Senate,
ra::sed-123 to 53. 1t goes to the
President. The majority report that
Colonel iergcr, rs Congressman at
large, was not entitled to his seat, was
adopted, after an hours debate, with
out division. $4,000 was approprja-
ted for expenses Of the Indian dclega-
ton. Blaine appointed Schenck, Kel-
ly and Brooks the committee on tho
tax bill
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At the Furniture Store,
Large German Plats Looking Glasses,
A lot of German Glass Plates
to Fill Old Frames,
March rs, 1870, 4s-tf
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Current Deposits Of S1.OO and
upwards Received. Gold
Deposits payable in


with the Assistant Cashier.
Interest oVowcd at the rate of Sic
Per Ctat. per AMMAN, compoauad-
cd crt1y Sir MDuths.
2DHlNClPAL aud Interest, or any part
a thereof, may be withdrawn 1T any
time-the Bank reserving the right Uhough
II will be ra:riv excrci$edj to demand four
teen days notice if the amount is under
$1,000: twenty days if over 81, 900 and
under $4,000, or thirty days il over
s. 900.
OFFICERS
WADE HAMPTON, President.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vice.presidert.
THOMAS +. GREGG, Cashia:.
u. l.. WAEDLAW, Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. w. McMASTER, Columbia.
A. G, HASKELL, Columbia.
J. 7. THOMAS. Columbia.
+. II. IElNITSU, Columbia.
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS f. GREGG, Columbia.
j. ELI GREGG, Marion.
e. 7. SCOTT. Newbery.
W. &. MAYES, Newbery.
B. II. RUTLEDGE Charleston.
DANIEL RAVENEL, JR., ChSllestor
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows
Orphans and others may here deposit thei
savings and draw literal rate of in:cres
thereon. Planters, Professional Men am
Trustees wishing to draw interest on thei
funds until they require them for busines
or other purposes. Parents desiring t
set apart small sums for their children, ant
Married Women and Minors (whose de-
posits can only be Withdrawn by them
selves, or, in case Of death, by their lega
representatives wishing to lay aside fund
for future use, are here afforded an oppor
tnnity of depos.ting their means wher
they will rapidly accumulate. and ut IT,
same lime, be subject 10 withdrawal whe
needed.
Sept. 10, 1869, 2o-ly
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Spiral anil straight, in every variety Of pat
teri,s New an! improved styles of IIay;;Saeks
Managers. Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, &C.
PATENT WIRE WORK.
Rulings, Store Fronts Door and Window
Guards, Farm Fencing, &c.
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to above clnss Of work. We are now
prepared to fill with prornp,ncss all orders fer
Bronze Castings of Statuury, colossal, heroic,
and life size.
ORElI-NEN2IdL IRON GOODS.
The largest assortment to 10 found in the
United States. all Of which are exccntvd with
the express view of Pleasing the taste, wh !.
they combine all the requi ites Of beauty and
substantial construction.
Pu, chasers may rely on having all arti.
cl carefully b'xsd and shipped to the place
Of destination
Designs will be sent to those who wish to
make n selection.
May q, 1870. 4-Gm.
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OFFICERS

WADE HAMPTON, President.
JOHN B. PALMER, Vicc-Presidert.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Cashie:.
d. l.. WARDLAW, Assistant Cashier
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PIcsidcnt Grant and Senator Sum
ner arc said to have come to an open
rupture.
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A lady in Saratoga camo to break
fast, few mornings ago, dressed in u
plain calico dress. with diamond car
ring and necklace.
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Nearly all of tho Fourth of July
orators had much to say about John
Chinaman.