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$50 Reward.

EtQR che arrest and Judgment In any fail In
~ 1s nj this, State. or Georgia, OF HENRY H.
5Anf AHh; t.et o. medium siae square built upper
one years old. Has the letters . =. A.. .y one on
each hand, IN. blue. Als3, the picture Of a
young lady, with hig in hand, on one arm.
,.nanss ana heart, also In blue; weighs about I'D
peISos' o' GSainartty erect. Of very good intelli-
!tT1aay, the 10th inst, q Bay Mare, With star
IN forehe4d5 heavy Yaane and tau, Will be. fonr
yesrs p gsd,neSt spring. Arevard Of s25 viii
ta Ds Biys94oE tle recovery OF said marc, or $75
bstesvills hexing gton County, 8. @.
Jan.43.Rs sstlNsS = LAWSON EDISON
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Pacific Guano Oompany's
Capital IL ,oOO, ,ooO.)
SOLUBLE P ACIFIg CUANO,

H'H!S GUANO is now 81 wrii k,oNu in all
4 the Southern States Tor its remarkable
effects a. an agency for increasing the pro.
ducts OF labor, as not to require special re-
commentator from us. It's use for seven
years past has established its character for
reliable excellence. The largo fxod capital
Invested by the company in tile trado affords
the surest guarantee Of the continued excel
lence of this Guano
The supplies put into market Til. season
are, as heretofore, pre- repared under the por-
sonal lsuperintendence or DR.. st. Julian Rave.
mel, Chemist OF the Company. at Charleston
3. e.; hence planters may rest assured that
ite qnshty ana composition are precisely the
sumo AZ that heretofore sold.
jim. ROBSON
Selling Agent, Ohsrlsston, g. O.
JOHN &. REESE l. CO.,
General Agents. Baltimore.
TEEMs-$48 ash; s53 timo, without interest.
TO accommodate planters they can order
now and have until tho first Of April to de-
eide az to whether they will take at time or
each price When delivered from the factory
0y the car load, no drayage vii, be charged.
NOV ~ 3nio
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Cheap Pictures.

Cheap Pictures.
A there isa demand for cheap pictures,
any kind OF PICTURE, and as ckeap as anr.
where In the world. Four Tintypes for 81 ::
sixteen Photographic, Cheap" $2; our fne
Pictures at the old prices. Come one. come
all, and SEQ for yourself.
-WEAkN l. HlX'S
Dec II 9mo New Art Gallery, Main street.
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- BRoMIDEs oALo1uM, Sodium.
S9 Ammonium, Dromides Pota ssium.
~Y Morphia, Cadmium, Iodides, ,Quinia,
Exa Chlor, Propylamia, Iodoform. Bou-
Al dalt's Pepsin, Vino OF Beef, Vinum
Cbi ct Ferri Cnm Clnohonia, Wine
OF Beef. Iron and Barks, Pure Tasteiess God
LIVER! LIVER OH, Eli1irs Of Dark. popsin. Bismuth.
and Whiskcy, vAior Ammonis, Reef and
Brandy, Hypophosphites, {Churctill'a,) Acid
Phosphate. tHorsford's.j Lio Food and
worth.
Queens Delight Compound taEos the piaco
ofSar-apariila, OF a valuable Alternative.
biood and iivor Pills, an Alternative Pill. an
tfrctual in its action, nicely surar.coated. A
aoslrah,o family medicine. worthy the atten-
tion OF Physicans. Dec 21 +
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-. oOloAo1A s. =, SUNDAY A0RNlNG JANUARY
#TNA' NA'FIREeINSURAN0ECO co.
~. - HAAvEoRn 1onn

&TNA' FIRE INSURANCE co.
'cl.ti ciw AAHHgoRD. CONN. 81. s,,,
Chorter Perpetual Incorporated. A. D. 1919.
GEO. HUGGINS, Agent, Oolumbia, S. C.
STATEMENT OF tho condition Of the Etna
y insurance Company. on the let; day of
January, AID. 1873, made to the State OF
sURANOE COMPANY. located 's st aNH Hsri,orS aS-
Conn; The capital is TWO MILLION DOL.
LABS and is paid sSsprs uR;
Cssh on hand In bank and in sue
hands OF agents. 81. .l51 7aO IN
Heal Estate, unencumbered. :. 405. 600 90
Losns on Bond and First Mort
United States Stocks and Bonds 4Si e7S e79 90 90
., rend "a sGnds Bonds 1.2os. .s5s co
road road st9oks. 1.s17.s25 90
Accrued Interest. eat.-........ 90 929 II
Total Amount Of ST. sss ss ss
Total Gseh Assets, over all
Losses Adjusted and Due. None
-, MISCELLANEOUS.
Inc greatest amount insured in any one
The greatest amount insured In any one
onya town. village or block, varies, and de-
the means Of arresting fires. GU
STATE OF OoNNEcrIcuT, County OF HART
T oaD, nn,odIo s.mLuSius !. Hendee, President, and
ance Company. being severally sworn, depose
ana say, and each for himself says, that the
1oregoing is q full, true and correct statement
Of tho affairs Of said Company; that neither
the ~, above described Investments, nor any part
thereof are made for the benefit OF any indi-
vidual exercising authority in the mango.
m ment OF said Company. either as President.
seeretary; ry;freasurer, Director, or otherwise,
and that they are the above described officers
OF the said Etna Insurance Company.
LUUIUS J. HENDEE. President,
u. GOODNOW, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before ma th;s a,b
day Ct January. A. D. 1873. w.
NATHANIEL SHIPMAN, Justice OF Peace.
N. q. The Agency OF this Company was
esta abiished in Columbia, 8. O., in 1szO. tWm.
cunningham nv was then Agent.j It is this oldest
Agency In this city. The UNDERSIGNED has
represented 1t here since 1849.
jan ~ fm2 GEO. HUGGINs, Agent.
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CARRIAGES
.BUGGIEs!

NALL at the Factory East Of the
~ Post Office and examine quality,
chasing auction goods. We cannot
br undersold In good vehicles.
,n ~. J. OALNAN, Agent.
JOHN AGNEW. Proprietor.
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Fifty Thousand ~Dollars,.E. -
THE CITIZENS SAyINds RANK sor+,,
~ CAGolina.f fs prepared t0slepd the above
amount, or any part thereof, upon sntisfac.
tofy cMo..a.tasraiH., coy II. SAWYER.
yan II IL Assistant Cashier
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POMARIA NURSERIES,

Estabiished 1856.
ME proprietor, has q largo aud thrifty
= !, STOCK Of Southern aud acciimated FRUII
IhEEs, from tho earliest to the latest. Ap-
plies, Peaches, Pears. Plums, Cherries, April
cots, Neotariner, Ounces, Mediare, Pome.
grAnstes, Ever bearing Mulberries, Figs.
sa Emgnsh Ma!nuts, Spanish Chestnuts, Eli.
strswberry Planfs, ali the host; Roseg
0shiias. aiadtolos.. Yerbenas, yiolets, Go.;
Ornamental Flowering Shrubs, Evergreens.
ni. tor M OemSterios and Lawn. in great variety;
hedges Horso Radish and Aspara gus Roots.
particularly adapted to our climate. A ie.
scriltiye catalogue cent to all applicants.
Address, WM. STJMMER
Nov24 3niot Pomaria. 90
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$500 Acres Of Land. at So Per Acre,

1900 Acres of Land. at so Per Acre.
Il ValuaI!e Plantation offered at Sacrifice.
A FINE PLANTATiUH, Containing E
n handannc residence and $500 acres OF
land, situated on tho Wateree River. about
twenty eight miles from Columbia, and within
few miles Of the Wilmington. Columbis and
iyo thousand dollars tt5, ,o0O.) Before the
war tho plaza was valued at fifty Thousand
dollars. Soil fertile, adapted to tho raising
OF corn, cotton. rico, do., and abounding in
houso, it oontains out.buildings Of various
kinds Lice partly il Riclllaud and pa rtly 10
Sumter County. Apply to
RIVERS WRIGHT,
Dec III University South Carolina.
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New Publications.

NVW 1UUlICdLIUUS.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London odi
IN tions, illustrated.
Now stn ndard works for librorics
Now Novels, in cheap binding.
Also, fresh stock Of WRITING DESKS.
Portfolios, Gold Pens, Pen Knives, Pocket
Books, Photograph Albums OF all sizep, Fancy
variety of Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En-.
7elopes ana Fancy stationery, for talc by
Nav e. l.. BRYAN
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We open this date a
fresh lot Of No. i
BLANKETS, of very
superior quality. Also,
a full line of BALMO-
RAJ and BOULE-
WARD s KIRTS,
Brown and Bleached
Domestic Prints, &c.
AS the season is adj
vancing,we offer these,
tog ether with other
600 DIS in the DIR Y
GOODS line, at unusu-
ally low figures, and as
the rush upon us is tre-
mendous, the chances
are, unless you call
soon, you will lose the
prize.
PORTER & STEELE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-29

General James r. Nc Eurrnicl. rE-congrcsS-
man from he Fourth Missouri district. has
presented his back pay to Arcadia College, IN
that State. The secret Of this generosity Is
thus given BY the st. Lu!!is Democrat: The
Joke OF the whole thing is that by donating
-, 900 to the college the worthy eX-con-
gresham collected Il debt which the inslitE-
ton owed him. and which it is probable tie
could never have obtained III any other way"
1t is pretty generally understood that
Judge Richardson. Secretary G the Treasury.
will soon resign his office to fulfil his arrange
mcnt to become Il partner in the banking
house Of John Monroe d Co., OF IarIS.-
american Register, Paris, -4pral To-
The Pennsylvania Constitution Il Conren-
ton has adopted section that al railroad
and canal companies shall have TIE right to
connect with Others, and to paSs ears empty
or loaded, over each others roads free rom
discrimination in rates or charges, ana "I'h-
out delay or hindr&:ce.
The New York star mentions that quite Il
tluttrr has been created in religious clrc:es
there by the conversion to the Catholic lalth
If Rev. stephen r. Dckin-, late local
PREACHER OF the Methodist Episcopal ChGrch.
MIR. Dckins is about twcnty-four years OIL age.
4 fire in Washington on Saturday nigh
DESTROYED two hollscs and seven adjacent
Mansard roofs. Don Pialt lost his house
and all his furniture, except library ana
niauo. Piatt had no insurance.
A private dispatch from Liverpool an
nouncos the burning of the British snip
southampton, while on her voyage from
New Orleans TO Reyel. She had cargo OF
3,e54 bales of cotton.
The Wythevile Enterprise says L. W.
strother. Judge of Giles and Bland counties,
is living sick ut Dublin, and was unable TO
hold the April term of Giles court.
The Charlottesville Baptist church has cen
tributed upwards of fifteen hundred dollars
and tive Southdown bucks worth seventy
dollars, to the memorial fund.
The Great Western Telegraph Compan! Is
in process Of bankruptcy upon the petitloi,
Of j. &. IIinon and the Commercial Natloh'i
Bank.
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END OF THE WHARTON VAs-NFss Poison
CAsE-- ABANDONMENT OF THE PROSECUTIONS
Annapolis correspondence Of Baltimore Sun,
10Th. lin the Circuit Court for Anne Alum
Gel conntr. this morning, the series of cele-
DRAFTED Wharton poison trials came to quiet
ana Hnobtrtisre end by 4" stct,' entered ut
'hc Instance OF the prosecution, in the case
charging Mrs. Wharton with attempting TO
murder Mr. En@cne Van Ness. Of Baltimore.
by poison. This action on The part OF the
Stale was anticipated nj the time OF The Dis
agreement Of the jury. 1t was known deli
nitciy a week or SO ago that this would be
the course of the State in the case, and
therefore the announcement created no sur
prise to the very few who were present
when the States attorney practically alan
doned the prosecution. The proceedings in
the court were Us follows:
Mr. Rcvcll. States attorney for Anne
Arundel county, said: In the case of State
rs. Elizabeth Wharton, indicted for an at
tempt to poison Eugene Van Ness. pro-
pose, with the permission Of your Honors,
TO enter stet, aud inasmuch as the case has
gained great notoriety In this State and else
where, and been regarded with much inter-
est, desire briefly to state the reasons which
have impeled this course. As is well known.
Mrs. W harton was tried ut the October term,
1871. OF this court, for the murder of Gene
raj hctchun, and after Il most protractcd
and exhaustive trial. la>tng nearly two
months, the prisoner W;lS acquitted by jury
of her country, the trial entaIin@ great cost
to inr city If Baltimore, and bankruptcy, as
| anl Crrdlblr informed, to the accused.
A@lln she was tried for the attempt on
Mr.. Van Ness life, and the jury, after an.
other long trial, failed TO agree, and were
discharged. The case is therefore to be tried
over. continued, removed, or sletted. Ii
tried in ti,is county. very much doubt whe-
thor any other result would be attained than
at the Last trial. If continued, 70 good
could result. If removed, The States
officers would be required under the act OF
1858. to make affidavit that justice cannot he
done he same in Anne Arundel countv-aD
affidavit which | am not prepared to make.
have therefore concluded, under al the
circumstances, after deliheration and conn
sci, 10 enter Il siet, which is done with the
knowledge and assent Of the States officers
for the city of Baltimore, and also OF the
honorable Attorney General"
The Court said: Mr.. Clerk, enter the
Stct."
There were few in the courtroom at the
time of Mr.. Reveli'> remarks, and there were
no remarks or excitement of any kind. Mrs.
Wharton is in PhiadcIphia, and was duly
informed of the -tct."
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HEAVY DEFALCATIoS IN New YORK SIS
PENSION OF THE ATLANTIC BANK.--tonsdeIa-
hIc excitement Was occasiuned III New York
tnancial circles on saturday by the announce
ment Of the temporary suspension or failure
of the Atlantic National Bank, which trans
acted business up to 3 =. VI. Their affairs
were placed in the hands Of the clearing.
house committee, to which +. L. Taintor,
cashier of the bank, confcSscS he is de-
taultcr in the sum Of 100000. Taintor lost
the money in stock specializing. principally
in Pacific Mail. He has held the position
of cashier for five years, and his deIalc;l-
tious have extended over that period. lie
called upon NJ. Lappan, president OF
the Gallatin National Bank and chairman
of the clearinghouse examining COM
mitt"r, this afternoon, and confessed the
whole affair. and asked for an investigation
by the committee, promising to ail them.
The committee made al examination and
found that the capital Of the bank WAS inn
paired about five hundred thousand dollars,
though it WAS stated later HAT The amount OF
t!rli!tg,i0n would react! six hundred thou
sand dollars. lantnr assisted tine officers aIl
the afternoon in making the investigation.
His father is very wealthy. 1t is-eNpcctcd
that the bank will be thrown out OF The
clearing-house on Monday. The dclalcation
creates much excitement. Taintor was ar
rested and taken to Ludlow-Strect jul. III"
bunk will pay fifty cents on the dollar.
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DEATH or CoMMnDoRE AvLICE.- Commo-
dore John II. AuIick. United states navy
(retircd IiSt), died in Washington on Satt-
day the 21tn instant. He was Il native OF
Winchester. Va, and about ei=hty-tour years
of a.c. Commodore Aulick entered the
navy us a mid>hipman in 1902, and in 1872
served on the Enterprise in all her a"ticn>,
and carried her captures, the Boxer and the
priva,ccrs Fly and Mars, into port. He
afterwards served on the ,:aranac, Ontario.
Constitution, and Br1ndyNinr, and was III
command of tie Washington nayy-rard from
1913 TO 1916. Commodore Aulck WAS one
of the oldest officers i'll the service, and was
held IN high esteem.
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TENHOMAS BALNER & CO..
IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY ST RE T.
offer a complete assortment Of FANCY 0ROCE-
RIES aud WINES, iuclu'ins
PEEK FEEAN CRACKERS,
ALBERT BiSCElr>.
LEA i pEI.HIHS'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
CoINaS'> MrSTAED.
tOXE'S LELATINE,
MA'.ARONi,
nOKr0N'S ExGLISII PICKLES,
CANNED ! OMAIuES.
CANNED PEACHES,
WINSL0w'S CORS.
BASES ALE. bottled by Hilbert:
AiLSOr.S ALE. bottled hE hilbert:
GUINSESS'S PORTER. bo.llcdby Hilbert:
GuI<NESS> PORTER, bottled by burke;
IiENNESSY BRANDY,
ISAS>I SHERRY.
lIAStEE'~ MOUNTAIN WIlISKEY.
HKASpEEurEG TAELEtiL. ap3
DROCTER Il CANDLES
A EXTRA OLIVE SOAP
Is made from the hest materials aud nicely per-
l;,urd Sold nj price of ordinary soap. Buy it:
y,,u will Us: 10 other. Groccrs have ii.
j. Il. SCLATER & son. Agents,
NH c7-cod2m Richmond. Va.
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PKAcrIcAL INSPECTION or EMlGRA>T SHIPS.
II is stated that several Treasury CLERKS ana
DR.. Craig have been sentto Europe ara VIII
return in the Storage OF different steamships,
mixing with the Storage passengers, ana re-
cciving the same accommodations III every
respect, without the knowledge oi the ON
GERS of the Vessels, the Object being to obtain
and furnish the Government with facts Is to
food. wafer. treatment, ana ACCOMMODATIONS
afforded emieramis, which fact has leaked oul >
and the cmI"rant slips have r'cciVcH 'ii io-
suriDtons Of their "C'n'Grlh; i:'>>chSc.S.
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Prince Edward.
GHE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
r.. ..Is,cucc q: tie Richmond Dispatch

" l.
.,,.tr.. cadence a: tie Richmond Dlspatch.l
i':u~rfCT DErUr, VA. April 20, 1913.
llrNru,hrr i unusually cold for the sea-
-,,. YESTERDAY il showed, and last night
ta,r- M fru-;. Early corn, Irish potatoes,
and u4uy either vegetables, are seriously IN
:rrj. The trWi, crop il Yet safe. Tobacco
.#.,9t> not hurt. The wheat crop has M
iTNr,! very much Of late; though looking
r. I.rEalIv bad Tor This time o; the year, It
,'ill unt without hope. The farmers III
community are pujtIn" forth all thcir
, """-l,-. ana considering the scarcity ana
h.h price of labor, have romp'l>hed more
towards LAYING tie foundation for good crops
tuan they have done any year since the sur
render. Heretofore they have been backln"
",st from the hrlar> and brambles, but now
lary Al" cleaning up the rich places. drain
,u.. cod Iani- heretofore llucuiliNaicd, and
they, j. 4 H.. u,>S on mirv farms that ndl-
''"', q - "a "a liable spirit ANA interest Oh
tue pant = ~ L,ilncr ANA laborcr.
I}<,%t-
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-n,. wr,TirE-A FICTITIOUS SNnwFALL-~TI.r
,i.ncue~ THE RoEhEEr IN PRINCE GEORGE
lnvr.1.,>T >t1T AGAINST TUH sol Tu>Ipt RAIL
-nt. ,rN tNCE IN SOUTHAMPTON BRANDY.
...,...a'!'ncc "f She Richmond Dispatch
NrrLRS@rRG. VA. April IS, 1873.
m, @an has been descending ri intervals
,...s-Gout the day, which has been dcci
,E..ft G1tk, ana dull, and drcary The news
.E,t ha> hrCn very tranquil, and no kind
vehement has occurred within forty
- anur>.
."r heavy frost NJ Friday i a>rcriainc,l
.->r dom" considerable damage ia the
IS ices. Ii WAS thought in some parts of
~ yesterday that slight tall Of snow
king place. hat the white particles tina,
he air We're subsequently, discovered
u,m-iikC flowers from the ,rcr called
....a - GIicad. which had been blown far
Idle ny the wind.
l.e Weather was warm and bright vr>tcr.
.c3a ;Ar vhnrch". were nu;urr"u-Iv at
3rI. tur person WAS received N night
't ;'in membership 81 .hr Markci->trccl
NrtN"si~i l.pi,r"pal c:lurch. OH which occa-
IA the pastor, Rev. Robert y. Sicdd.
i.r.,.l.rtl luc sermon from Hebrews. 9th
.s.,.,r-. l1Ih verse. +" y large congregations
~ tu filn i&t>r,t wiring no cine has
n..u ruiuusu L. the identity of the two
....aa,mru who robbed Collector Tatun.
lru'p,"t"n township, Prince George. on
..jy rrCAt. and III" affair remains Involved
.a1>,,rN.
: m4A-,in@ was killed on Eoiinghrook
..t Saturday. On that day. also. Mr. 10.
.... A,lru WIS badly bitten 10y ierocio,r
u"-.'v-.
Igryc was ~ important case before the
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4 KILLING Frost IL SOUTH CAROLINA
\ Charleston dispatch says aGviccH from the
ncighhcring coast section report disastrous
results 10 the crops from the KILN" frost ni
Saturday morning. Much Of the cotton VIII
hive TO be rcplanictE, and ihe injury TO early
vegetables is rrcrarabIe. No frost has oc-
CURED in this region for fifty years.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
EINpOR[UM OF FASHION .aS q
H At THE TJE8SG
OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM JMeNe
OF
MADAME B. DEMELMAS.

Come and see our BOSSETS and HATS, ell OF
the LATEST IMPORTED styles. zc
Also, fine line OF BONNET MATERIALS, sucn
CREPES,
MALINES,
FANCY STRAW TRIMMINGS, and
RIBBONS,
both in gros grain aud plain In all the desirable
TIES, SILK HANDKERC!lIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
FANCY GOODS,
In .n,,lc.s VARIETY III the od-est:,bshrd house of
MADAME B DEMELMAN.
n. B.-Counfry merchants will hnd II to their own
interest, DESTROYS of purchasing WHOLESALE, bs
calling ,ipsn me- rs / am cnI ilc'l. aitcr ltI'n-
had our rrcrS. YOU will Lr satisfied hat Inc allow"
MADAME u. DEMEI. MAN.
1928 Main street.
NH % between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth.
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r POWERS Il son,
1 j.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
Al ppiIlIf{F MI PROVISION

T POWER>.E son.
1 j. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Who'll ESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
1910 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods oil hand and for sale on
reasonable terms:
ZOO barrels tXTKA FLOUR, choice brands;
lso barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brands:
1870 barrels Cook & Lyman FAMILY FLOUR,
- hueshcadS No. SHOULDER BACON,
IS hncshrads CT EhK RIB-SlDES.
n tcrcts SUGAR-CURED CANlASsED HAMS.
900 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED fOIA-
l5U lr,rrcls choice JACKSON WHITE SEED Po-
TATOES. .. ...,. z,. 80.
200 barrels PEAcnBLow SEED POTATOES
50 barrels extra early GOODRICH POTATOES,
900 b 5DE 5eta WHITE SPRING OATS,
lao barrels NORTHERN APPLES,
900 bags choice PEANUTS,
rs tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
Iso boxes BRUCk'> SOAP,
loo bags H.. PEAS.
200 bushels WHITE CORN,
80 boxes hest London LAYER RA1SlSS. NH 10
r:lHE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND.
:. s. CARTER.
s,rrfssor Of the late concern of Carter & Christian,
Nus oucued at the wcll-kuuwn Stand $50 MAIN
STREET with large stock OF FAMILY IhpCE.
Rlf.S. entirely ne" and fr"sll. MI kiiis OF AMY
and FAMILY GROCERIES will bc constantly kept
OH hand 80 -. ,---.--. .
i call from the public Is respectfully requested, as
the reputation of the house viii be fully sustained
by the occupant. NM
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CHURCH AND STATE IL GEEMANl.-Th mp.
per House OF the Prll>Sau Diet has passed
the Government bill authorizing complete
control OF the Church by the state govern
ment. The purpcrt of this bill is to rr@u-
late the preparatory training and education
of the clergy, and to give To the State powcis
vi supervision over clerical appointments.
The measure o>cn,ihly applies to The Catho-
he and Evangelical communities equally. but
is designed more particularly 10 impair
Catholic Influence and Interests in Germany.
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.,Di,iaS. STATIONERY, ".
u EAUTIF III CHROMOS GIVEN
AWAY.

81. TIE ALDINE, 81.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOURNAL,
universally admitted 20 be the
HANDSOMEST PERIODICAL IN THE WORLD
representative aud champion Of American taste
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The village of Stanton, Oh the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, has been burned.
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SONFECTIOSERHEs.
SADDLES. HARNESS. dc.

ZINE CITIZENS SADDLES, GA
4 fine Nirkrl-Platcd Carriage ami SaiM
Hupgy Harness. Bridles Cart and Wagon
Harness, Collars. Whips, Bis spurs:
iIorsr- brushes, Covers, Robes Curry-i sOInfs.
Trnces' Hanes: Mlller's Harness oil. Also. just
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All nf which we
oifr TO our friends and the public generally A. ne
in.yrsi cash prices. j. III. DiCkEESOS & BRO
TtiEi,S Saddle and Fairness Manu;acturers,S No.
i5ii FRANKLIN street, next door to Jcinson's stable.
IL l-i5m&w5m
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ERENCH REMEDIES, &c.
Il AUBERGIER's SYRUP LACTrCARIrM,
THAPsIA PLASTER, vegetable irrittrt;
IERA's SYRur PiIoS. IRON and SODA,
RTRIS-s IOZESCE,, of the Alkaline Lactatcs;
tiCYOT'S CONCENTRATED LIQuOR or TAR,
Lane ELUT'S lODIZEp SYRUP ioRS ERADISU,
LASrELDr's CIGARETTES. for Asthma;
LAyIrLE'S ELIXIH and PILLS. for Gout:
lEyASSEUR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
ESPIC'S ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
GRlMAULT'S PEpsISE POWDER.
BOEDAuLT'S PEPSiSE. WINE and FLlXlR;
SAvORY & MooRE's PEPSINE a PoRCI,
FRANKS GRAINS DE SASTE,
ForRSIERS PAULLISiA POWDERS,
RACAIIOUT DIES AKABES,
BROC'S INJECTION.
MtTICO ISJECTIOS,
PENNIES SEA-SALT, Tor Baths:
fOUGEHAS PATE PECTORALE,
ELEKTaN'S PEARLS OF ETHER, &C.. &c.
SwASN'S SYRUP iiYPOrIIOSrlIIrES,
QCEyENEE'o Iron, Nv Hydrogen, with spoon.
For sale by MEADr. X BAhEh
Agents for French Preptrai ions,
uuIT 90 Main street.