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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

READ WHO SAYS so.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
WARRINGTON January l, 1854
Gentlemen Having stated 1t verbally to you, have
no hesitation In writing the fact. that experienced
marked benefit from your Hoohands German Bitters.
During long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing
and onerous duties nearly prostrated me- kind friend
suggested the use Of the preparation have named I
took his advice and the result was improvement Of
health renewed energy, and that particular relief 90
much needed and obtained Others may be similarly
sdvsntaged, If they desire TO be.
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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Boston Advertisements

",T ia sweet to know there is an eye will mark
Your coming. and grow brighter when you come"
THESE LINES WERE DOUBTLESS WRITTEN WITH
i poetic foresight OF
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
which an hundred thousand children testify. is expect
ed with such sociude rarely agtates the juvenile
dsliehtf variety of Tales Sketches Poetry, Games.
Puzzles ETC., and is embellished with multitude Of
Beautiful Illustrations by the best Artists Terms, q
vear: large discount TO clubs specimen number
Vii be sent on receipt Of 40 cents BY the publishers
TIOKNOR FIELDS, Boston, Mass
February
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These Bitters have performed more curesi
GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTION
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO yOUCH
FOB TFEMl
Than any other article In the rarket We defy any one
10 contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that will produce Certificate published BY
us that is not GENUINE.
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MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTR
NI restored in four weeks by Dr.. RICORD'H "a
SENCE OF LIFE. Br. Ricord (of Paris) after years
requests Of the American public and appointed Agen
In New York for the sale OF his valued and highly prseA
Essence Of Life This wonderful agent will restore
manhood TO the most shattered constitutions whe.hc1
arising from eIcesses, the eects of climate nstura
The time required to cure the most invetersAa
case is four weeks and used according to printed tur
This Nerestoring remedy should be taken by all ebous
TO marry as Its effect are permanent It Is acknowledged
made Its developing powers are miraculous suoees1
In every s certain that science ovsrhrowl M
norance Dr.. Records Essence Of Life In sold s.
cases. with full Instructions for use 1t S. or four Qus.
Htes In one for ss and will be sent TO any part csro3
packed. receipt o. remittance TO his accredited xuA
PHILIP ROLAHE
~ IL Sc, - &4aa.1 -AkresU Asu EQM
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sOLDIE E r 8

On others whose systems have become impaired by hard
ships or disease will Hnd In this Bters tonic that Will
restore them to al their original vigor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-04-19

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that tho signature Of 30. II. JACKSON Is on the
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-19

TELEGRAPHING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Cyrus w. Field said. Al the banq quet which was
given him II New York, on Thursday evening
last, that the old cable which was recovered so
wonderfully few months ago, worked better
than the new one, bat that the latter was i'm
proving every day. The electricians had
made some surprising discoveries in regard to
submarine telegraphing. When the slectrI-
clans originally consulted IN relation TO the
power necessary TO send a message across the
ocean, they thought the battery should have
the force of nash OF lightning. But it was
also thought that such a high charge would
burn out the wires. Smaller and smaller elec :
trio charges had been used, until il was found
that the subtle fiuid acted perfectly when the
power was very delicate. The other day a
message was telegraphed across the ocean and
back with q bate y formed in ladys thimble
Since that time message has been sent across
the water ''by battery formed offs percussion
cap. with strip OF zinc, excited by drop Of
water, the simple bulk Of Q teaT." These facts
show that eubmarin teiegraphing has been
but imperfectly understood, and authorizes a
belief that more wonderful discoveries us jet
to be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-19

: DIVORCES IN NEW YoRK.-Three DEGREES OF
divorce were granted on Thursday By the Su .
preme Court, all OF them on the ground of in /.
fidelity on the part Of the husband and fathers,
who are made defendants in the actions. The
custody Of the children is, In each instance
awarded to the plaintiffs, who are the wi yes
and the mothers. The actions are entitled =
Mary L. Delamater VS.. Edgar Delamater, one
child, custody awarded TO Mary E. Delamater;
Fannie L. Field VS.. Thomas Augustus Field
Fannie L. TO have the care Of the children:
Catharine Witte vs. William Witte, the mother
Catharine is hereafter 10 have the sole excIu /.
sive right TO the child. These DEGREES of di-
columns since Monday last, make an aggregate
OF seventeen absolute divorces on the ground
Of infidelitv thus far during the week, and four
judgments Of separation from bed and board
on account OF cruelty, inhuman treatment,
neglect, &c. on the parf Of the husbands. The
number OF similar cases pending in the differ.
ent courts Of this city at the present time is
between seven and eight handred.-NeV Yorl.
Times. 49,. ~.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can console ntieusly recommend to these suf-
1erin& frow distressRg caugb, DR. STRICK.
LANDS MELLITLU0US OOUGH BALSAM.
II gives rehef almost instantaneous, and is with
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsan IL one Of
the best preparations in use. and is all that its
the Past week. and found relief from a NEST dis
tres9nS cough 1t is prepared by DR.; Strickland, 4,
No. l39 Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
for f sale by prnsgists Sold by W. NAIRN &
co also at WAITEfS Drug Store. and OdAS i
street. 90 o6 ~
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RELIGIOUS CoNyRNTIoS.-The convention Of
delegates representing the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations throughout the country COM
menced its sessions in Philadelphia on Thurs
day last. There were about fifty delegates from
pennsylvania; also, delegates froma W shin gton
Baltimore, Wheeling, Troy, Albany, Chicago,
and other cities. An organization was effected
by eleeting Rev. 7. II. Robinson, of Harris
burg, president; John Winamker. vice presI-
dent: and Mr.. Rondehaler a. secretary
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fleets itself in the selection Of articles Of luxury
and It may befregarded a. proof Of 2 highly edn:
BLOOMING CEREUs - has bee q adopted BY ali
glasses OF the American people as their fsv0rits
perfume. Sold ever' where
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- The Santa Fe New Mexican OF the ID
instant has the following:-"W have 70
chronicle another horrible tragedy, which oc
Cured at Fort Selden on the 23d ult resuItins
in the deaths Of Lients. Warner and HazIe
hurst warner was the aggressor, and shot
Hazlehurtt IN the stomach The latter who
was unarmed, then ran into the quarters of
the commanding officer, but was followed by
Warner. with pistol cooked, and bent upon
chance Of escape, Hazeh urst closed with War.
ner, and wren ching the pistol from MIN. shot
him dead on the spot. Hazlehurst was NOR
tally wounded, and expired in four hours af-
terward."
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

EDf 10 truly the wonder Of the age. Cases Of
theumatism thst have bafhsd the skill OF the nrst
ooctors OF this city, have besn completely cured
oy few doses. and II 10 infallible 90 nything
prepared BY human hands can be :. 80
NO 10 eo3w - q FORD. Agent
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ARTHeIAN WELL IN CBIcAeo-rhe artss,sr
we'll in the stock yards In Ohicago has reacn -
depth Of .050 FEET, and 10 now ilowins aS the
rata Of 6e.oeo gallons per day. The svsrsre
quantity o. Weaer which this wen will have 10
euppiy daily, Tor the use Of cattle at the ysrds
has besn set at l1t,olo gallons, and those now
peYforntae he boring process state thaf in
her opinion the desired quantity can bs sup
piled. .sfiscE - sst a .sfas7 fi '.iLI aIr-47'
.gGETsP HoEAHT O." i~v'
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Ex-senator Wright, OF New Jersey, too. III
seems, died OF paralysis. Brights disease of
the kidneys is malady consequent from the
great drafts upon the energies OF men VINO
lead sedentary lives, and al the same time are
mentally active. II carried OF the dlstip-
gnished divine, DR.. Hawks. 1t struck down
Dean kicnmond. John Van Buren and Simeon
Draper. Lenis Napoleon is now affiicted by IN
ana in the more obscure walks of life II is
equally destructive to our men Of intellect and
anords the conspicuous lesson taught by these
facts that we must have more leisure fHours
OF recreation ought 70 be as sacrediy kept as
the time for meals and sleeping.
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TIE RICHxsr ST. LoUIsIAN.-The repu,ed
richest man IN ST Louis is James II Lucas
whose income is $103, es1. Forty wears aro a
considerable amount OF property in land wa.
left him by an uncle. He was n that tim
living in Kentucky. He repaired 10 ST. Louis.
AND since then mas done nothing bat improve
ti0n Of his property consists OF unprodu ctiye
real estate, bis income returns give NO correct
idea Of his wealth. which is estimated All the
growing in value. s.t = Er4' = : ~
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GAS IN BosroN.-The citizens OF BOSTON ara
discussing whether the city shall not manu-
iacture lis own gas, and supply 1t TO house
holders At cost. In the public institstions on
Beer Island gas is man ufactured at ef 25 per
thousand feet, while the City Gas Company
charges 81 9S f--s
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GIN. Pillows CRoP.-It is stated ON good
authority that Gen. Gideon J. Pillow, late OF
the Confederate service, has cnlsivated his
large cotton plantation near Helena, Arkan-
mate OF his cotton crop at 5000 SA.ss. The
eAuses which have veOpefated % fatally against
the cotton crop IN the more southern iatitpae
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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE, Qate Grover,s,)
Penusyl lvspia avenue, near wfllards' Hotel.
ePALDLSS q RAPLkY.....,........;-...P PrepfietOrs.
J. Il SPAcknAs--......-,..-.- Manager.
Positively Lest Week OF the Issseement.of the
MospAFF y; E1iSsss Il sstsIsaSk; so:sSs.i 10. ,sss.
BOueica'lt;r rSW !STs sss SIC noTsSy Ts&.s & HIM
lvtkiss. Fassdas, ASgSsr ssseai.r
~ ,A'' 'fSf sTfEG Sfitc's"sf Ws"%sffHHRs Run DEEP,
The eitytars. connecting with all the different
routes. psss the Thearr every few minutes,
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
win Open for the
cone sRHssIoNAL sEAesH,
DBORMBER 8, 1885,
with the following Artistes.
s$:: s$:: s$;: HSS$Effssssfi:: HHSSS$E$fffssssssfi: HSS$$ffssssii
5Sss 3SHs Ekssk Esssk Es%ESk
JOHN MORTIMER, FRANK LAWL0K,
EMILY JORDAN,
EMILY EMILY jSsPAN j5SRPsNN
81 CCHHARpEs Hale Hal JoHE ,oHN yyABRRY'
RIAsGHE RLAEGHE SsEY, SsEY,
BLANCHE GREY,
4 : PHiffIPs' PHHiifEIPs' Y: sS4S[[TTssEEEXss,
Ands number of others of similar stsrding.
no le-lw
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4ENKRAL CoNPERRNcR or ran MrrHon,s,

6ENkkAL CoNPEREFC8 OF THE METHODIST
PROTESTANT OHURcH. The General Con.
ference Of the, Methodist Protestant Church
convened in Pittsburg on Wednesday. The
body is composed of delegates. ministerial And
lay, from twenty five annual con uferences, and
holds re sessions quadfennially. Rev DIR.
Scott was Chosen permanent president, and
The attendance is quite large. but the proceed .
ings So far, are merely Of q preliminary char
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A SAD SToRY.-By a recent storm, four YES
sells belonging 10 the little fishing town OF Bar
rinEton, n. s, were lost, with most OF their
crews The number of men drowned was
tnlrty-eleht- and this calamity makes twenty
three widows and sixty-hve orphans, nearly
all living within six miles of each other Ths
loss OF property is also very serious one 10
the town.
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. DR. GwIN.-The New Orleans Times has
seen His Grace Duke G win. 1t SAYS 1--WE
are pleased to see in our city, in remarkably
hale and vigorous condition, that distinguished
son ana ciuzen Of the South, DIR. q win, former
ly Senator from California and more recentiv
connected with the enterprise OF establishing
an American colony in Sonora, Mexico The
Doctor, 1t will be remembered, was released
from captivity IN Fort Jackson last summer
and, on his parole, proceeded to Europe to
visit his family. He returns now 10 his native
Sou:h to re-embark his fortunes and fate in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-19

The METRoRs.-It may interest those WIN
are unwilling TO wait thirty three years 10 see
shower OF meteors 10 know that OIbers, the
astronomer, eupposes the real period Of their
display OF 1893, repeated in IsS3, will reappear
in 1861, r.
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TWO BAD GASES OF PILES ouRED BY d
6TRICKLANnR PHI II RRMEnY

MT. G!ass. of JaAesviIle, Wisconsin writes for
the beneht OF all Who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled fer eight years with an aggra.
yated case Of Piles, and his brother was
lyzed with the Piles Both these Distressing cases
we're cured With one bottle Of Dr.. Dr.STRICKLANDD
PlLH RBMEDY. The recommend alton Of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testinoniais recsive
by Dr.. strickland, ought to convince these suffer-
Ing that the most chrenic cases Of Piles
are cured by Dr.. 6trickland's Pile Remedy. Il
se!d By Drue9fsts everyWhere. Sold by j. W.
avenue and 500 9Th street. oc a6 -iy
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a MODERN AIRAOLEI
From old and young, from rich and moor, from
high born and loWly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
HIOlLlAN HAIR RRAI HW n r

praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
eICILIAN HAIR RENEWER,
IL 10 ReIiect and miraculous article. Cures
badness y axes hair grow. A better dressing
than any oil" or ponatum:" softens brash,
CRY AND why hair into Beautiful Sflken Tresses
but above all, the great wonder is the rapidity
y1th which IL restores GRAY a. AIR TO rTs ORIsINAI
Colon.
PRESTO, CHAN0EI
the vhttess and WORT locking hair resumes its
Youthful tssety. It does not dye the hair, but
stI1nee at me root and Alls IL with new life and
colerfDg matter.
1t will not take long disagresable trial to prove
the truth Of this matter. The 6rst appicat viii
do good; yen will see the NATuRAL CoLoR return.
ing every day, and
BEFORI You KNOW IT,
the old, gray, discolered appearance Of the hair
beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renswer: no other
article IL at ell like 1t in effect. You Will fadit
oHEAf To- TO bSSI, S, PIIAsAnsI TO rRI,
Thsre are many limitations. Be sure ysu procure
the genuine. manufactursd only BY
B. p. HALL d CO., Nashua, n. h.
For sale b. ail druGgists MN.Sly
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C POVERTY AMONG LABoRKes Great dis
tress exists in Deptford. England, among the
africans connected with the shipyayds and
similar works. Ten thousand men are out OF
emplyment. two-thirds married men with
families, nearly thirty thousand persons de.
Prived OF their ordinary livelihood, and the
trades people Of their ordinary profits, whilst
the burden Of the poor rates threatens TO be al.
most destructive TO them % FF-f = =
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
OAa8S,
No Il Baud street New Yoyk

gFull information, with the hishea te,tiBlo-
nidls also, Book on Special Diseases, an seai.d
dad yoH tciH not r.gret 10; for advsTtisng ply
eians nc ian are ,gosto.s, ytthou. 'sf,exce,
for postage ard direct to DR LAWRENCE No
Bond street, New York ma II DkWIy
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virginia News.

NeWs.
The two Methodist societies IL Harrisonburg
have been merged into one body, and have
placed themselves under the pastoral care Of
tne bsltmore Conference Of the Episcopal
Methodist Church.
The farm on the Plank Road, about a.
miles from fredericksburg, formerly the resl-
dence OF Dr. Waller, and more recently be-
longing 10 A. r. Rowe, known as Proctor's
Tavern, was sold on Wednesday 10 Mr. Pat
rick McCracken atSI025 per acre. The farm
contains about 36O acres
The Leeseurg WashingtonIan says:-"The
frame work for the Goose Greek bridge is
being constructed IN Alexandra, and hands are
now building an pther pier at the bridge The
energetic president of the railroad is pressln0
IL on towards Leesburg."
VIM. r. Turner, Esq, has disposed OF $50
acres OF the W heatland farm, four miles from
Charlestown, jefferson county for the sun of
Md
During the month OF October, so convicts
were received az the Virginia penitentiarT
representing nearly every portisn Of the
STATE. large majority Of them were negro
freedmen.
The Freedmen's Bureau has Just comple,ed
the colored census of Norfolk, and reports
1900 negroes domiciled there.
Mr.. Tuft. of Norfolk, Va, is reported as hay
ing fallen heir TO s2,Oo0.OUO by the death of
relative in England.
A large number OF sheep-many OF improved
breeds-have been brought into Loudon during
the last week.
The farmers Of London are busily engaged in
plowing for the spring cern crop.
Gov. Wise has entirely recovered from his
late attack of cholera.
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J. p. DENNIS.
@ A O II n A n X h,

II EErucKY BREAKPAsf BAOoM.-BrisA
- and superior quality. Just recsi
Ger. ysraopt ~. and Ijx street.
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SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLAHDERp EXTRACT BU0KU

SURELY, STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY
sMOLAHDERp EXTRACT BU0KU
Is CURING
evesy case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsH, RHlvuAYIsM,
GRAvHL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNKss and
PAINS In the BAcK, THMALB COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLIs arising from IxcRssIs OF ANY KIND
GONE, YB A11LIoTEDI
TRY LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
eosd By al ADothecaries. Price o.. D. BARNEe
Oo., New York, and BARHBs, WARD co..
new Orleans. Southern Agents. BURLEI0H q
koeERs. Wholesale Druggists. Bosseu, Mas,
sensfsA ASeRu. -" feb l0-ly
eOLGATEB AROMATIO vE0ETABLn SOAP
Asuperior TOILET Soar, prepared from rsHned
VxsKIAsL1 Oils In combination With o1. ycx.1rx
and especially designed for the use OF L.p1xa. and
the NURsERY Its perfume a exouiaite. And
washing properties unrivallsd.
Tor Sole By ell druggists. fsS-eol,
eECRBT DISEASES. -a
6AMAHI1AN's 0fFr 10 the NEST certain safe ana
ss1sctasi s fsmsdyIndeed. the only vesetaele Ssmo:
hsseens eases In twenty four hours: No mineral, no
Csrsm, n0nsreury. Only TN pills to be taAea. It
the soldierts hope, and Q friend 70 those who do
s n.t .ens M 70 be exposed. Asls packages. o.; fs.
sAaAlifAHs Roor AND HHRs urcxs-A positiv,
sna permanent snps for Wills. eorofsia Ulcers,
Sold By BIO. Ford. Bee sdvertisenent. N.Y.
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FROM EUROPE.
fBy The Atlantic Cable

fl '"f lky The A;laDtic Cable y
,QrfrSsrowS, Nov. i7-Noon--Tbe ssssm-
ship Virginia, from New York November q,
has arrived.
LONDON, ,Nov.l7-Noon.-The he London Times
OF this morning, In an editorial. ssys@ree
Government has no present intention 10 refer
the Alabama claims TO the consideration OF the
royal commission. The design Is. the Times
continues, 10 empower such commission TO
Jnstitnte inQuir in regard 70 the neu rralIty
laws. without prejudice 20 the Alabama claims,
which are stil under consideration. Lord
Cranworth. IL was thought, wonld be chosen
president of this ommissip.
PARIS, Nov. I7-Noon.-Mrs- MAJOR General
John A. Dix arrived here to-day.
... IBy Steamer.l
NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-The steamer BeIons,
from Hayre on the 9Th, has arrived; also the
steamer City OF Boston, from Liverpool on the
ith, via u Queenstown on the s'h-
Lord Derby told deputa on the SUBJECT
Nicaragua that the undertaking was q most
important International one, and that he shou Id
brlng the matter before his colleagues.
MILAN, Nov. 6-The election which has
Just tsken place in the province Of Trentino
Tor Deputies for the Tyrolese Diet, resulted IN
the return OF members favorable TO the union
o. Iyroi VIII Italy: These Deputies, It is fur
ther added. have declared their In tention not
10 SIT IN the Tyrolese Diet. The inhabitants OF
1reptlno bave sent an address 20 the Nsnfffans
to be presented On the occasion OF the entry of
HING Victor Emanuel into Venice. Sixteen
Senators had heen appointed for NenitIa- VIC
tor Emanuel had Issued a decree releasing
seVeral prisoners IN different parts Of the king
dom.
A dispatch from Bucharest says that great
enthusiasm was manifested by the inhabitants
on the return Of Hospodar.
The Emperor OF France had received the
Imperial Guard of the Paris earriscn in the
Bois de Bonlogne The affair passed OF In the
most brilliant manner.
PARIS, Nov. The negotiations for the Ap-
porticnment OF the Pontifical debt are sun be
ing carried on in this city. There is reason 70
oeheve they Will shortly be brought 10 a con-
clnsion satisfactory 10 all parties
The Mexican Government, 60 far from en-
tertaising feelings OF anxiety or hesitation, Is
declared 10 be redoubling lts efforts for carry
ing out eneIeeucaIly the task undertaken by
the Emperor Maxmilian.
BERLIN, Nov. 6.-The North German Ga
zette, commenting on the political programme
or Barren Won Beust, the Austrian Minister on
Foreign Affairs. says that II Austria has in
deed resolved on an exclusively defensive pol
icy, she should at once avoid every step likely
TO create disquietude among other powers
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il. MSRcHAHr TAILOR.

CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
Netropodtan'Hctel, late Brovnh,
asa fennsyiyAnaA Avo0ue, -
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BALLS. PARTIES. An.

he Committee pledge ii ems 10 sSsre no ef.
forts TO render this occasion equal to their
one. So NO 10 3tf
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.aeITAT AokAHI
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A SCHOOL WILL EE OPENED BY TER
"A young lsdies, so MONDAY, Nov 10Th, in the
T9oms conseSnnE with the ~ street Presby terfsa
south gate. no X SIS
M ks. ALio1 v. DAILY respectfully snnounces
II 20 her friends cad the public generally that
ton ON the Piano, at her residence, No. 1 II
g., 0eorfetown, ID. O. Terms moderate. oczs lns
i HE duties Of tsis institution Viii be rss,m.h
On Sept. u, 1855 For terms, &C.. see cataioEus
ssd circular ct TIE principal boskstores Of this
.a s. --".'-. 3. fHRsSas. o.so. Vile. na.