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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CANDEN-Steamer Ssbine--l56I bales cotton
and sundTy produce
LOWER COAST-steamer Mary ids-s hhds OF
moiasses 10 hhds sugar and slIndres
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hensley-l15 bbls OF
rnOlasSs 80 hhds sugar l08 bbs rice 1873 Sks rough
rice ali@ slndries
LOWER COAST-Steainer Empire-3o hhds sugar
!8e bhs molasses 16z bbls Xice $50 sks ugh rlce
and sunGry produce
POINT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Era No S0-S0s
bales cotton 1894 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Bradish Johnsop-2l2
baies cotton 1872 SKIS cotton seed Ia hhds sugar II"
head cattle 81 hbls molasses
Observation-Disclosures Bertha 1853 bales cotton
IS hhds sugar % bbs molass<s
BATON k0UGE-SteameV Sc J0hn-26a hilGs ST.
gar 335 bbls mOlasses and sundrlss
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
ERN RAILROAD. January 20 -l3ss bales cotton and
ssr@rv pro6ncs
ROAD. January 20-6n9 bales cotton and sundiles
M9RGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
January 2c-32t bales cotton So hhds sugar 10 bbls
moiaSses and sundries
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. January 20. 1874.
COTTOH-The sales :oday (not including 1850 adj
ditioDa. Yesterday summed up II, 200 bales. at
eteadier aud IN many cases fuller prices requiring
some revision .! our Guotat zoos. We give also
the Exchange figures AS below:
General Exchange
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pork 10 bbls potatoes bhls lime 2; pkgs tobacco
bales tobacco csk and 4 ties hams ties lard so
kegs lard do pigs feet bxs cheese pkgs butter
and sundries
QUEENSTOWN Bark Aphroaite - &c. 1870 ss-56
bu shells in bulk
HAvRE-Bark Amity-27O3 bales cotton - SKIS Of
corn 1900 slaves
LONDON-Bri. Geo O'Eeii-3aoe SKIS oilcake SEQ
slaves
BARCELONA-ship Anna Camp-~6e,OCS slaves
1894 slaves
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MEKCnANTs' sTEAM.HTP LIVE

Fer NEW YORK D:REGI.
~
l&3 TIL" s'.asDss',
EMILY Il. SOLDER.
b. J. bURDICKo C.ans, a esy.
will eease fer ~aarf suop of SIefie.sor .srs.. o,
SATURDAY. January -, g 8 A. No ~"
These steamers Aave suSessoS a.se YuedagcSa
Soy passengers.
Cabin passage9qs dp ss..Ss ooo.ss e.6o SIS
wv, oteeiage. Ole. o..se.e 70
blis OF ladlIg signed thro igh to L.er.ool q sse
gov, Bremen and Han burg
through Tickets for First Glass ae6 Steegars
passengers for Liverpool and the Coltiuep+a CO.'S
meeting with Guiou's Line of Steamers, 81 20
from New Fol every WEDNESDAYS
For freight or passa 20, appl, to
JOHN II. lUDWIGSFN Sher@i
No. 1870 Common sIresss
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS win
IolSws leaving on SATURDAY. January 70, az Z
2. ~ iaS
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George Williams. John C0mfOrd an
Iobp CIary +ba rtaan,ar Earo

UGOfKe W IIIIaTIls. JOHN VOHIOFU and
John Clark vs the steamer Favorite.
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
i Dstric; of Louisiana, Nos. l0,330. 1883 and
I0,34l.-In obedience to an admiralty variant 20
me directed in The above entitled suit have seized
and taken into my possession.
THE STEAMER FAVORITE. now iibeied bv
George Williams, John COmtord aud John Clarke.
for the set forth in the bels pending in
the District Court of til. United States.
And do here by cite and admonish che owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person per.
SONS having or pretending to have any night title
interest in TO the same 10 be and appear at a
district of tile nted States for the district
aforesaid. TO be holden at the city OF New Orleans
the frs. Monday OF February. to show cause if
they have can, why the said steamer should
not be condemned and sold agreeably 10 the prayer
of lIbelants.
United States Maysts.'s office. New Orleans,
January 70. is.a.
&. B. PACKARD
jai3 20 % fel United States Marshal.
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>. 3. PAOhAKD,
;a2i Is fe,i5 United States Marshal.

United States Us. steamer Royal George,
her boats, tackle, etc.
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
i District OF Louisiana, No. 10 800 I'm Obedience
to admiralty warrant. to me directed in abov.
entitled suit. have seized and taken INTO my pos.
session.
THE STEAMER ROYAL GEORGE. her boats.
tackle. ETC.. .ibe led by the United States for
the set forth IN the libel now pending in che
District Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and adm0nish the owner
owners thereof, and all and every person per
sons having o pretending 60 have any tight. little
int"res. 10 the. same. to be and appear az a.
district court OF ;h~ United States, for the iistrc.
aforesaid, 20 bs holden at the city o; New Oreans
on the first Monday of Fsbruary.io show cause. Is
any they have can, why the sad steamer her
boats, etc. should not be condemned sud sold.
agreeably to the PRAYER of libelant.
United States NaysLaYs office New Orleans Jan
vary g. 1874. s. B. PACKARD
jal0 20 27 fei United States Marshal.
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JAIL d fe3 Sheriff OF The Parish OF Orleans.
James Mason ct al. vs.. Bark Richmond,
VI. POpOvich VS.. slOOp Torpedo.

NJ. POpOV1ch VS.. sIOOp Torpedo.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District of Louisiana. No. 10 336.-In obedience
to an admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit. have sS!ze5 and taken into
my possession
THE SLOOP TORPEDO now !ibeled by " Popo
vich. Tor the causes set forth In the libel nov
pending in she District Court Of the United
States.
And do hereby cite and sdmonsh the owner
or owners thereof. and all and every person
persons having or pretending to have any right.
title interest in 20 the to be and appear
District aforesaid to be holden at the city of New
Orleans, en- the third Monday in February, 1874 to
snow cause. If any they have can. why the SAID
sloop should not be condemned and sold agreeaby
to the PRAYER of Gbelant.
United States MsrsLafs Office. New Orleans,
January q. 1894.
s. B. PACKARD.
;.2i 90 fe; IS Crited States Marshal.
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James Paul VS.. the Bark lex and Cargo.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
L District OF Louisiana, No. 10 3i3.-ln obedience
te admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken into
my possession.
THE BARK LEX AND CARGO. now iibeied by
James Paul Tor the causes set forth in the libel
now pending IN the District Ccuy. OF the United
States.
And do hereby cite and admonish the owner
or owners Thereof: and all and every person per.
sons having pre- tending to have any right title
n'eres: i'll or TO the same. to De and appear at a
district the United States tor the district
aforesaid TO be holden at the city of New Orleans.
the third Monday of February, to show cause. if
any they have can, why the said bark aud cargo
should not be condemned and sold asreeably 20
the PRAYER of libslant.
United States M.syshavs Office. New Orleans.
January 20, 1874.
g. B. PACKARD,
ia2i q fcy Is United States Marshal.
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BUSINESS CARDS,
DETITI0Ns AND SCHEDULES

DETITI0NS AND SCHEDULES
Prepared strictly according to the bankrupt "a W
general o1dsrs Of she United States Supreme
Court and g.les Of She United States Distric.
Court. by JOHN s, CARTER
At the office Of c. 8. Kellogg Register in Bank
suptcv. scoinh"use building. New O,,eaps.
Blanks always or hand, .o,
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship Hutchinson. ----, from Galveston.
toCA Whitney GcO-Aigiers
Ship st Joseph. Cooley from Liverpool. November
20, to mastey-Pont
Norwegian bark Sara. IaivoyseD, from ArenG.i.
November 70. in ballast. to naster-POint
Norwegian bark Alpha Berg. ~ days from Hare,
in ballast, 10 ma .te:-POint
Bark Dul,vo,in Castle. Mckay. 4: days from Lon
don, Pm bal last 30 mastey-PoInt
italian brig Baretta Badano, 60 days from GenoA.
TO Marrnoni-id district
Bark Prairie Bird. Hawkins from Hsvre 70 mas
ter-Point
Eaica, 70 MASTERED district 81
1owBoA1s.
Harry Wright Davis from the Pa.s.s-wen: down
light Brough; MP ship ): Joseph and bark
Tecumseh. Averli. from .he fasses-w.n. down
Ight-Brought up bark DuhrObn Castle and
schooner Olive H Robinson
Ocean. Williams. from the Passes---Wens down
light-B1ou.hs up bark s!.rab and OF: Bars.
estta
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary IDA Ruiz from Lower Coast
sabine Sinnott from Camden
Henslev. Endere. from Lower Coast
Gmpr. isani.sao. from Aow.r COas:
Era No 10. TAYLOR. from Point Jefferson
Sradish Johnson Pickett from W ssfi.u:tcn
Bertha. Broad, from Washington
~ John. Mckroy. from Baton Rouge
BELOW COMING UP.
Norwegian bark = 4 Nuneh. Bernstein. I: days
from Liverpool, in ballast, TO MASTER
italian bark Noe. CScacs, 81 days from Ma.ss!es.
TO fnaster-
British bark sea King, Scott. Z isys from Bahia.
in ballast, to MASTER
Schooner Island Belle, Briggs =: days from Havana.
in ballast, to MASTER
Schooner Mary Drury. Baker. from Boston. 30
re- =
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

The City Of New Orlea~s -. Loan and
Pledge Association.
SUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
> Of Orleans. No. IS Colby virtue OF d writ o.:
teri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
III Ihs above entitled cause. viii proceed to sell
At public auction. the premises hereinafter des
:gnated. Oh TUESDAY. February ,, al half-pas'
ten clock 4. NJ the following described prep.
erty 20 wit.
THE FURNITURE. FIXTURES and a.! movable
property cor tanned i'll the premises known Ac.
corDmodatiOn Bank, situated at the corner OF st.
Charles and Perd,do streets in the YIsc District OF
this city. As per inventory. which Iay be seen in
my office.
Seized in the apove suit.
Teyms-Cash on the spot.
". P. HARPER,
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Philip Brady Us. Steamboat Governor Al.
Ian,

Philip Brady IS. Steamboat Governor Al.
len.
IN The UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 District OF Louisiana No. io,3l9.-In obedience
to all admiralty warranty, TO me directed in the
above ENTITLED suit. have seized and taken into
my POSSESSIONS
THE STEAMBOAT GOVERNOR ALLEN. ner
tackle. apparel, etc, now 5eled by Philip Brady.
for the cause set forth in the libel, pending i'll
the district Court OF the United States.
And do hereby cite and admOnish the owner or
having or pretending to have any right, title OF
interest IN TO the same, TO be and appear at a
District court of the United States for the district
aforesaid to be holden the city of New Orleans.
the first Monday Of February. 1874 10 show
cause ii any they have can why the said steam.
boat should not be condemned. and be sold agree.
ably to the PRAYER OF lbelant.
United State. Mayshs.s Office. New Orleans.
January 5. 1874.
S. 3. PACKARD,
ia6 30 y feI United States Marshal.
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CHEAT JACKSON ROUTE.

GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trains deoare ana arrive as follows Gsom Se2e3
loot gS SalIiope streeb
%pRTNRT. g ARRIVE. "a,
Mail J:55 P. ~ Mail .oooo.o L 800 A. No
ENTIRE TRAINS Rus THROUGH Ss' SalRCe
ILLINOIS
Pullman Palace Sars.sssscHe3 go anSss s & es,S
evening trainss
Only one change 20 Eastern csieeS
Tickets for sale and NIiurmat ion gSees9'S8 so -
Camp strestSGsynes g? Common.
A. D. SHELDON AgeeSs
jalziv 4. D. FROST, Ger eral Manages'S
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
Tn.spA4 EYENING. January 20. 1874.

TUESDAY EVENING. January 30. 1874.
The MONEY market continues quiet ana easy;
tn. offerings at the banks OF fair extent ana
all approved business paper is readily accepted
Tn, demand Tor discounts on the street con-
,jru., moderate. and The offerings OF frs, c lass
parer. with OK without collaterals are OF limited
extent We continue 30 quote first class loans
on colaterais at al y cent T. month; Al without
collatsrsls at ldI3 and second grade at First
class mortgages rue at 0N = cent + annun. an0
second grade st ..G!I.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Cleerngs. Balances.
January I; e. 100 ,d1s 81 Sl69,6la 10
January !s......... s'Oh5S 20 80" y" oS
Larry 2c...... 3,l33,a >" @'*''o 80
Thus far this week. s. 63. .59l ID 6S9o so' 20
Sam. time last week S3t3,Jbb y 80, ~ ".
TOta! .as. week.. ]. 2d5.5i. 81 !.o1i'3.. ~
Tota. week before. l359..DS ~ A"9'.oce So
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RAILROADS.
New ORLEANS MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAHe
Passenger Depot Foot Of Canal stT&@aO

On and after Dec Is, 1873, trains wiz suS
as follows: "a
Leave New Orleans daily at II A. NJ and r No
Supdaxs train leaves at 8:15 A. NJ, instead OF % 40
N.
Trains arrive at 4 P. NJ and 10 P. NJ.
This is the shortest and most reliable rouae IO
New York and all Northeastern points. 1t is the
only line running Pullman Palace Cara TO Louiso
VILE, st. Lonis and Charleston without change
TAKE TAE MOBILE LINE.
For tickets and information apply az Office COLO
ner Camp and CommosA sereets, opposite City Eao
tel Oh " she dsyosS ,
General Scket AgerS5
S. H. SCRANT,,Ne
de2S General Snperuteudento>
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From her wharf. foot OF Jackson s-r.e So.rrE
District. VIII recelv" and sign through bills al
Iadlhg 10 Havre, Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp. Rots
te1Gam, and all continental ports.
Parties desiIOus of sending for tfeS friends IAN
purchase prepaid emigl alton tickets here. a :es
duction allowed When applied for in groups.
For freight passage having superior a. ca .u1os
dations, apply to SILAS WEEK.
No. AZ CarGndeiet street
Managing owners-FLINN, MAIN & MONTGOI.
hRI. NJ. ~ Lanceiot Hey, Chape! street. .ls.rs
pool. am 10
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SEW ORlEASs CLEARING HOUSE.
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Bill to Restrain Speculnt1On IN t'OId'
ALBANY, y. Y, January 2O.-Bills were
introduced in the Legislature to-day to re-
strain speculation in gold. by requiring
actnal delivery in cases OF all time CON
tracts, and to prohibit the certiticatiOn OF
bank checks where the drawer has not the
full amount on deposit. making Che otense
4 uisQemeanOr.
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Is sos; shipments 1928.
BosToS, January 2.-Cotton dull
middllng lGl5; net receipts 176 bales;
gross 1.075; sales 300; stock G,OOQ;
weekly net receipts G52; gross Ii, 1903;
exports to Great britain 7Sl; sales go
GALVESTON. January 2-Cotton weak
and irregular good ordinary 1885; mid
ding 1875; net receipts 2.211 bales; ex.
ports coastwse 84i; sales $50; stock
lu3, 10l; weekly ne; receipts II, ,S51; ex-
ports to tho continent 800; coastwisc
3, 1875; sales 1000.
BALTIMoEE, January 2.-Cotton quiet
-middling 1o14@l57s; low middiing
1914; strict good ordinary 14i.,; net re-,
ceipts 2lO bales; gross 3SI; exports
coastwise 3l5; sales 2l5; spinners 100;
stock 1861; weekly net receipts 1923;
gross 3.139; exports c,astwise 1874
sales 1922.
CHARLESTON. January Cotton
quiet-midding l5G1l5ls; low mid
net receipts 3,074; sales 500; stock H.,
1908; exports to Great Britain 3,O47;
continent $50; France 600; coastwise
1888; sales $500.
| McOlbE, VuuuuIJ 1.-NJOLIOu uuleL-
middling l5li; low middllng 1925; strict
good ordinary 1354; net receipts 1885
bales; exports coastwise 60, TO; weekly
net receipts 1882; gross 1897; eI-
ports to Great Britain 7G7; continent
2,746; coastwise 1920; sales 5000.
SAVANNAH, January 2.-Cotton quiet
-middling 151s@l5A; net receipts
G.2SG bales; exports 1,5l0; sales 1872;
stock III .523; weekly net receipts
%. .473; exports to Great Britain 16.957
continent l4.4l5; coastwise l,0l4; sales
5,997.
NEW ORLEANS. Janunry Q Cotton
quiet; lower grades -mil1ling
l6; low middlng 143a,; strict good orii-
d"ry 12'.; net receipts 1858; gio &
l3. Il5; sules $500; stock 27G. 733
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weekly net receipts 70, ,70t; gfoss 7B, $40;
exports to Great Britain az; 1916; epntie
nent II. .68o; France 6.sO7; coastwise
$3.50; sales 42,250. r....,
PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Cotton
quiet-middling 16H; low middling
i5!6 striot good ordinary IS; gross re-
ceipts SAT bales; weukiy net receipts
433; gross 1891.
NoRFoLx, January Cotton quiet
low middline 145s: net receipts 3.494
bales; exports coahtwise 1907; sales 800;
stock 25, l43; weekly net receipts II, ,97l; !;
exports coastwise l6. .491 sales z, 400.
WlLMrNaroN. January 2.-Cotton
quiet middling Is; net receipts 1872
bales; sales 80; stock 1869; weekly net
receipts 1.0G9; exports to Great Britain
448; coastwise 2, 038; sales 4SO.
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Sale for Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
BY JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.

1H0u' q. AndTeaoS 70 L. Q. Carpenter. n
RY virtue OF the above mortgage. viii
~ sell on the FIRST TUESDAY in JANU-
AIRY NEXT, being tho sixth day, at the
atore,room formerly occupied by the Repub-
iican Printing Company. on the East side OF
8. Boards auction rooms. the following arti-
clos OF PRINTING MATERIAL, ETC., etc
One Hoe Cylinder Printing Press and At
taohmente, one Gordon Press, one Proof
and Single Stands, one Cabinet and sixteen
Gases, si1 Standing Galleys, fifty pairs OF
Gases, GOO pounds Bourgeois, BREWER, Nonpa-
feil aud Minion Type. lot Of Jeb Typo, both
two Stoves and Pipes, and numerous other
articles generally used in printing Offices,
which will moro fully appear by schedule an.
ne1ed on tho day OF sale. Terms OF sale cash.
J. E. DENT, Agent.
"ECEMBEE n, 1873. Dec 81
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MARRIED,

In Columbia, S. g., December 30. 1873. by
Rev: T: J.: Bhand, D. D., MIR. PRES ron
Of savannah, Georgia, and
MISS AMIE, daughter of DR.. A. N. TalIey, II
&. G.
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Il
by him to inspect the samo as relate to
the frauds charged in the complaint on
file; excepting TINT the books and
papers seized may bo examined, SO
far as may be- necessary, to ascer-
tain whether or not thoy relate to said
charges; and in the last examination,
Jordan, Marsh & Co. have leayo to
attend the examination by an attorney
at'law OF this court. to be appointed
aud paid by them; the United States to
be represented in the same manner.
Sr. LOUIS. January 1.-Two unknown
drunken men, strangers to each other,
quarreled IN the street last night, when
one Knocked the other down aud
plunged knife through his forehead,
breaking the blade and leaving part Of
1t in tho mans brain. When the police
arrived, The wounded mau- was dead /.
The murderer escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2.-Though
no striko has occurred here by the Penn
sylvania Railroad employees as yet, the
transportation Of freight West il greatly
lmpeded by the blockade of tho roads in
tho Western S.ates, owing to the strike
there. Trains Of empty cars are being
despatched from The Wcst to Phiadei.
phla, for points beyond Pittsburg, but
no loaded oars are leaving, and train
hands are now only working half time.
The passenger trains are leaving regu.
larly. Us are also the usual freight trains
for Pittsburg end intermediate points.
COLUMBUS, ONO, January 2.--The
striking engineers here still hold out.
Notwithstanding that the strike is break.
ing at other points. The real trouble
here now ia, that the engineers know
that certain ringleaders will not be
taken back into the employ of The rail.
road company, and 40 they must stick
together, hoping to enforcs the employ.
ment Of even the leaders The rail.
road authorities havs given notice that
all who want their engines had better
npply ut once. The running of all regn.
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HO! FOR CHRISTMAS!
Christmas year,
And when it brings

i in the cit
t pay, receive
The foLowing leading
Ool'ng
pc fin
RIO COFFEE
n 30entsp pound.
o
cen tsreta
Is
r ct ,Centsp
ri ga 12,cunsp dpcr rbarel
~ ret l5cents.
CHEESE,
BU rIEE,
p
AGENTS.
UE,sl 0perbr
Four, selected Whp.sl1p barrt.
90censp perga
per nrgalon
non7c
o pc
FrHn&Co ebra
NewCRAC KED WHEAT
o the ices tbrands, lin endless
HARDY SOLOMON
Dec
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For Sale.


WILL offer for sale, on thn FIRST MON
Il DAY IN JANUARY NEXT, iii not pre-
gio9SiS " disposed ofet private ssle,) PLAN
66AI1oN, belonging to ths estate OF the late
O9l; J; ,; Chappsl!, known as the '.RALEIGH.
tLACE, containing about 1885 acres, situ-
ated ten miles below Columbia, on the Bluff
road. 1t is well.settled place. with fne
framed barn and stables. and framed houses.
with brick chimneys, for the laborers. OF
whom there is &C abundant supply. On tie
place there arc about 800 acres vi rivor low
grounds. perfectly safo, except from extrsor-
dinary froshets; and there are 4N acres of
timbered land, running up to within . few
hundred yards OF the South Carolina Rail
road, at the ten-mile post. where wood
rack will be put up for the supply OF wood to
the railroad. There are about 150 acres OF
new ground. cleared up during and just pre-
vious to the war. and 10 considered line
piantation ia every respect, we'll adapted to
stook-raieing, aud the cultivation OF cotton
and grain, convenient to market, &c.
PAUL G. OHAPPELL. Executor:
Apply to SEfBELS l. EZELL.
Dec 80 ~
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AGNEW's CASH STORE.

THE exhaustion caused TO our stock OF
Groceries by tho unprec cd ented demands of
Christmas week has been filed up, aud our
stock of choice Family Groceries is again
complete.
Crushed SUGAR, IL cents per pound by
barrel, or 8pounds for 81.
Powdered SUGAR, IL coats per pound by
barrel. or pounds for 81.
Granulated SUGAR, 12 cents per pound By
barrel, or pounds for 81.
SUGAR, III cents per pound by barrel,
or S pounds for 81.
Quarter Boxes New Layer RAISIN5, 81
each.
Together with full line of choice FAMILY
GROCERIES. WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS,
Sc., al prices .rhich defy competition.
jana JOHN AGNEW i SON.
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tueu, espec!ally IN the importing
centres. expect to retire with fortune
after year or two. It has been no un.
common thing for some Of the parties
under the corrupt system of moieties
which prevails to realize as much or
more than 100000 in ono case. The
treasury detective has everything to
gain and nothing 10 lose. for if his
charges prove false, those against whom
they are brought have no remedy.
The Office of the Methodist Recorder,
OF Plttsburg, Pa, was destroyed by fire
yesterday.
The Atlantic Delnino Company, of
Providence, II. l., have gone into volun.
tary bankruptcy.
Gen. B. Z. Sweet, Deputy Commits
sioner OF Internal RevoEue, died at
Washington. yesterday.
In New York, yesterday, moulder,
named Regner, attempted to fire sa-
lutte from cannon made by himself
The piece burst and killed him instantly.
Rev. j. F. Spaulding. D. D.. pastor
OF st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church, at Erie, Pa, and Bishop elect
OF Colorado and New Mexico, was duly
consecrated yesterday.
COLUMBIA, Pa, January 2-Duriug
an incandiary fire in MoGuinnis' sta.
bios, thirteen horses were burned.
CoNcoRD, N. H., January 2.-The
accounts of the Treasurer of the National
Savings Bank Of Concord are confused
to the amount Of $50, 900.
WILKEsDARRE. January 2.-The Opera
House was burned last night. Loss
$50, 900.
New YORK, January 2.-Dradbury's
piano mandatory, corner of Grand
ana Crosby streets. and W. Fl. Seymour
& SONS silk hat mandatory. adjoining
on Crosby street, wers burned carly this
morning. Seymour &c Sons loss is esti
mated at $40. 600; Braibury's at $685.
Ooo; loss on the buildings $40, 1000.
An Huvana lettor says Intelligence has