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] Railroads..

Mr.. Editor: see by recent nOtice II your
manor. that application will be made to the next
/ Ieeislsture for the charter Of railroad, to run
on an air line, from Charleston to Augusta.
However deeirable or feasible such aroute may
be. there Is one great difficulty In the way. The
charter Of the South Carolina Railroad prohibits
any other road from being built within twenty
miles Of It. A glance at the map will show that
the proposed route will conflict with the charter
of the South Carolina Railroad
II, MIR. Editor, the parties who gave this notice
are in earnest and desire new road to Augusta,
they can accomplish their purpose by another
route than the one they propose, and at much
less cost, with prospect too OF great results IN
the future. A..ss=' #
The Charleston and Savannah Road ia now re-
constructed .forty-nine miles to saltcahatchie'
Three miles further--ffty-two miles from Charles
ton-is the junction with the Port Royal Railroad;
from the junction to Augusta is eighty-fve miles,
making one hundred and thirty-seven miles-the
same distance, precisely, from Charleston to Au-
gusta as is now run over by the South Carolina
Road. =
Thus it will be seen that forty-nine out OF htty-
Two miles on the Charleston and Savannah ROAD
is nowin running order. On the for5 hosa1 noao
the first ten miles from the junction are partially
graded; the work on this portion was interrupted
BY the military occupation OF the country. The
next thirty five miles the grading is finished
through to the Savannah River above the Lower
Three Runs in Barnwell District, leaving but forty
miles to be graded to reach Augusta. The charter
of the Port Royal Road permits it to cross the
Savannah River at or belo,o Augusta, and may
connect with any road in Georgia with which II
can make terms. ALI the heavy grading has been
done, and the remaining work to be accomplished
is comparatively easy, as the road will continue
up the valley of the Savannah River, through
level country.
We would respectfully call the attention of the
projectors Of the air line to the route we have
indicated. Why cannot they join with the friends
of the Port Royal Road and carry out project
which is so nearly completed-a project which
will carry out their own yeWs-0 9ae,o road TO Au
gusta. ==#=
There are other features in this scheme, which
ne propose to touch upon at another time. P.
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BY TEL, E(3RAPH,
La,est European sews,

LONDON, August 16.-lhe Emperor NAPOLEON
has reoeded from his demand for an extension of
the frontiers Of France.
LIVERPOOL, August 1e-P. M.-The Bank of
England has reduced its rate of interest to eight
per cent =
Cotton has advanced farthing {4d.) to-day,
and Middling Uplands quoted at 14d. Sales
10000 bales
Breadstuffs firm. oonsols closed at SO; U. 8.
=5.20's, 68.
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CHARLESTON. s. O.. .sAn URD]AY1
Execution of Crimlns,s.

New YORK. August 17.--BERNARl F. R1ERY,
murderer of HEsRY LAZARUS, was easouted here
to-day, and ALBERT SrARkwE1rHER, Ns murderer
of his mother and his sister, was hum at Hart
ford, Conn.,, to-day.
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new York News.

NEW YonK, Auguss IA London special dis
match announces the arrival there OF little ves-
sel, the Red, White and Blue, with it's crew OF TWO
men, which sailed from New York.
Two men, How ARD and PErrENa1L, have been
arrested, charged with the LORD robbery, wnicn
took place some months ago.
There were ten deaths from Cholera here ses'
.terday.
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nEW.sYORK LETTER.,
[FRom OUR OWN coRnsspovnrN.

New YORK, August 14.-The ninth an,
OF the Commissioners Of the Central P
has juat been handed In, Bhowsthat t
Improvement still goes bravely on, I'd
lures in the year 1855 amounted to $9|
the total amount expended since thd
begun, is nearly ten millions Of d. liars.
The drives, rides and walk are now O
FIVE miles in length, and property in u
of the park, whioh, tun5 years ago w,al.
about tWenty-six-and-a-half million
worth to-day over sixty-one millions.
year about eight millions Of visitors
the park, being an increase of oyer
on the previous year. The gross rel
nineteen boats which run on the Dr.
night lin aummer) amount to $8179, 3
$4,000 has been expended on music foR
In the Geological collection there &c.
dred specimens Of living animais, J
number Of animals and birds, thatE
here and to the manor born.'' T
about-u hundrada pecimans Of stuffH
foreign olimes that are not to the
as they come from abroad, nor yet &
,,ner" born, as they did not mrhe ~
into this world OF sorrow in their, ,pt
condition. The boulevard, OF grand
the upper portion of the Island will B <
in time, for though The work prolgr
- u
the Park Commissioners are brigbs =
eneraies and paying due attention td =
The published amount of the rec
vertisements Of the newspapers here
three laonths show that the brsine 3
we'll. TIE Herald is set down at -
es,$9G911; the Tribune, 500, ,ss1;
Daily Ne,ss, s14,o8s. The receipts 0 &
Post are siA,047, and Of the Iosu5aallA
s37, 1877. y vs. q
There are thirteen dailies here
weeklies (papers and periodically, aiE
y; they all sdem to pay we'll, more
The murderer of HARRY LAzlRU} j
fighter, who now lies in the Toomts
tence OF death, which will be exeeuttA4
inst. has confessed his crime,< but
sponsibility on the ground that he
Gated at'the time the fatal deed wSs
that be was not qognizant Of Aiah
all men who would put an enemy li
&o., take warning BY the fate Of Blas
the doomed man.
Bond robberies are becoming m +
fashionable. "A day or StwQa
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Late Marh cts.

o1NoNNArr August .l4.-Flour dull Wheat in
moderate demand. Wh1sk' arm for bonded; So 28 to
20 asked; free dull at 81 26 Provisions Arm; Mess
pork $32 Lard dull at 2lc. Gold l49. -=5=ts#s'
4 OHIoAoo Auguse 14-Fiour quiet Wheat dull, and
declined to 7c sales at 81 IS to SO for old and 81 70
to 76 for new No and 81 SO t0 70 for No Corn
quiet at 66h TO 5651 for No l. Oats dull at to
for No l. and 27o for No a. Mess pork advanced 500;
aes at $685. Highwines firm at 50 2S tor free and 50 70
to2so for .h bonded Freight frm; corn SO to Buffalo
Receipts-2700 bbls -four; 10 600 bushels wheat $685.
600 bushels corn 55U0 bushels oats shipmen,s-28OO
bbls he1r ,O0 bushels wheat 1856 900 bushels corn
80, coo bushels oats.
Il ,Mln,wAuKEE. Auguot .14-Flour quiet and arm.
Wheat unsettled sales at 81 81 to 05 for No l. Corn
declined 10. Oats rm Recvipts-l60 bbls flour; 5000
bushels wheat; 5000 bushels corn 1000 bushels oats
ehipments-280 bbs -four; $500 bushels wheat; 1900
bushels corn; 500 bushels OATS
Br, LOUIS. August IA Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat si, .. So 10 TO 30 for pre. and 50 as to SO
for choice Corn lower gales ct SO to Clio for mixed and
yellow and 63 to Too for white. Oats lower sales at
q t. 400 Provisions unchanged. Whiskey lower sales
at 81 as to 22e Z.53{!iS l-izss
Lou1sy11nE August ls. Sales 1870 hhds leaf tobaooo
& n aas ado
.nork 4a2 -Raaaa-Ahs,.1ao hentncky oasghlE eoci
g. Tho river is swelling and 10 three feet nine
inches by canal mark thermometer w. Wea.nes
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sMajor HERos Won BoRoKE, who was chief of staff
to Gen. J. e. B. STUART, and contributed an ao-
count Of his exploits to Blackoood, is now on the
staff Of Prince FREDERICK CHARLES, of Prussia.
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The Phiiudelphla Convention.

-
The Phiindelphia Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, August l7.-Many Of the dele
gates to the Convention lett last evening and The
balance will leave to-day.
The proceedings throughout were most har
monious, and not single event transpired to ma,
the good feeling. -. ..s@=.s, e.. y.
Ihe address, but not the resolutions, was writ.
ten by HENRYJ. RAYMOND. 1t is merely the reso.
lutions elaborated. During it's reading, for 3
time, almost breathless silence prevailed.
The President requested the delegates and
spectators to manifest no sign Of approval, or to
make other demonstrations, until the reading was
soompleted. This request secured quiet until the
speaker arrived at the following paragraph
.ssAnd the ten million of Americans who live in the
South would be unworthy oitizsns Of free Com
monwealth. degenerate sons OF q heroic ancestry.
unfit ever to become guardians Of the rights and
the principles bequeathed to by the father and
founders Of, the Republic, if they could accept,
with uncomplaining submission, the huniliations
thus sought to be e.inposed upon them. . s
The entire audience then broke ,rth in an un-
restrained burst of applause, which lasted several
minutes. s4ts e.s.==. - !. .
At the conclusion Of the enthusiasm. de-
mand was made that the paragraph quoted be
read over ; which Was assented to, aud again the7
applause broke forth with redoubled effect.
BANQUET TO THE PRESS.
The Press Club of this city gave splendid ban
.quet to the members Of the Press last night, at
which Radicals and Southerners fraternized and
high hilarity prevailed. s. s = ~ -
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New York Market.
NOON DISPATCH.

NEW YORK, August 17--(iold 51A Exchange
1O72 Texas Wool dull at 2O@soc. Cotton firm.
holders demand once cent advance middling
34@96c.
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Meeting Of the Fenians.

New YoRK, August 17.-RoBERrs has called the
Fenian Congress-, to meet at New York September
4. Official reports of the late Canadian osco Will
be submitted. he states that q vessel was pur.
sohased for privateering by O'MAHoNEY months
.go, and is now lying at the Atlantic DOCK,
Brooklyn. She is claimed by STEPHENS; ou'
ii he persists in the claim, an attachment will be
procured against him by the Brooklyn Fenians
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Thad. stevens FOR Congress.

LANCASTER, PA, August 17.--THADpEus STEVENS
has been unanimously nominated for reelection
10 Congress by Convention here.
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Mobile Masrh6ts

MOBILE, August 17.-sales OF cotton to-day $40
bales. Sales for the week 1909. Miadling cotton
30c. Receipts of the week 734 bales, against 815
last week. Exports Of. the week 1927. Stock
9l,440 bales.
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McOliADY SON. Attorneys at AsW, No' ~ okoe*A'
street. E. d. BENNEi1, Ex.
August 10 thstay =.
asr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ar
the next Regular Session of the Legislature Of South
Carolina application will be made for an Act to incor.
porate the WALTERB0RO' MALE ACADEMY.
WATERFORD, s. O.. July 10, 1865.
July 10 lemo3-
a5 SPECIAL NoT1oE.-W. s. O. CLUB
HOUSE 01N.-Pure, soft, and unequaled. We
place this celebrated brand OF Gin beiors the pub
uo az pure, unaduherated article, thst only re'
quires to be known to be appreciated Medical men Of
the highest standing acknowledge that 1t has great
medical properties and to those who use It mcdonald,
II Ia particularly recommended. WIN. 8 CORWlN q
co.. No. 900 Broadway. N. z, Sole Importers. For
sale at E. E. BEDFORDs, No. 2t9 King street. Charles
a., July 81
aEEX PARTE W. P. APPLEBY.-IN EQUITY
-ooLLEToN DISTRICT. PETITION FOR THE
PURPOSE OF PRESERVING EVIDENCE In re, THE
W1ILOFs ". UTsEY, fled July 20 1861 appearing
that SUSAN A. UTsEY, ALICE R. Y. UTsEY, and HEN
RIETTA E. W UTsEY parties Interested IN THIS cases
It is ordered that the aforesaid parties, and all VINO
NAV think themselves Interested under the said WILL DO
Mead al swer or demur the said petition In three
months from tho date hereof decree pro contesso
Will be entered of record against them.
B. STOKES, O. E. q. D.
commissioners Office. coeton Dist. July 1s, 1885,
July 10 ------- ----o- 1anloo
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sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February - lyl
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youne from rich aud poor, from high.born and lowy'
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It will not take long, dsagreeable trial to prove the
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you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning every
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gone giving place to lusrous, shinng and beautiful
j locks
Ash for Halls scilan hair Renewer; other article
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There are many mutations Be sure you procure the
genuine manufactured only by -
- 4. P. HAIL 4 CO., Nashua, N. q.
For sale py al druggists. Wholesale py
KING & CASSIDEY,
i Ma slyrf Charleston.
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EVENING DIspATOH.

Cotton advanced 10. Sales $500 bales niddling
34a@96ac Gold 5oa. Five Twenties 11O5. Rseven
Thirtles 1864. Ten Forties 1O2. Flour 6ruer for
Southern; sales 500 bulls. at $10@s1525. Wheat
5000. better. Corn 6rmer sales 175, 600 bushels,
one cent higher. Beef steady. Pork quiet; sales
5000 bbls. at $32.50. Lard firm. Whiskey quiet
Groceries quiet. Turpentine dull, from $4,000
Rosin unchanged.
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storm ON the Coast of Africa.

New YoRK, August l7.-Iutclligence which has
reached here mentioned that great storm re-
Gently occurred OF the Coast of Africa (no date
3given). and a largo number of vessels said to be
Hlost, and other disasters apprehended.
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Lnte south American News.

Rio JAuE1Ro, July 1o.-Lste dates from South
America state that the Paraguayans have recent
" bcmbarded the camp Of the allied armies, but
without doing much damage.
Peru and Chill have proffered their, services as
medators TO the Argentine and ORR, ntal Govern.
ments, but no Importance is attached to the pro.
Posal.
The allies seem to prosecute the war with but
little vigor or energy. 1t is said that Brazl
would continue the war il the allies Withdrew
deeming it necessary to the tranquility OF hel
empire.
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:..,t -, flls 4.
.W,RghtnGl0n News


WASHINGTON. August lit is probable that
al the members OF the Cabinet, excepting Messrs.
HARLAN and STANTON, Gen. GRANT and Admiral
FARRAaUr. viii accompany the President on his
: trip to Chicago i ss. 4
.It is srt'porsaa on goea authority tat Glen.
HowAapq gomniesioeer Of the Frsedmsh,sa Rp; 81 j
auspending the Issue Ct Government rations to
the destitute Of the South; thus throwing the bur-
den Of supporting the INDECENT of both races on
the local authorities.
The President has appointed RoB'r. E. PETER
SON, OF Pennsylvania, and OHAs. b. NORTON s' .
New York, United States Commissioners tosthe
Paris Exposition.
Col. r. r. Bos11nd; has been appointed oolleo7
tor Of the Customs at Louisville Ky., utos D. W.
.CaALLAaHER, removed.
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new Orleans and Mexican News.

NEW ORLEANS, August 17.--There were 81
deaths from cholera yesterday
Adyices from the Rio Grande report political
revolution in Matamoras, resulting in the over
throw and flight OF CoRARELrJA and the install
ment of the JuAREz Government. No loss of life
or property.
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Cholera at Cir,cinnatt.

Cholera at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. August 17.-There were sitty-seven
deaths from cholera here yeoterday.
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NesvsOr1ensapsMRrrrg

s,=5..s,55 5Hesvs1rAeaaae. n1Rrrxotf = y
New ORPHANS, August 17.-Ootton sitter; sales
1900 bales. Low Miduling 80 to $40. Gold 40.
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Canada News.

OTTAWA, August 1.-THE Canadians are pre-
pairing for another Fenian invasion. They fear
Che Irish picnic on Grand Island which is to be
attended by $4,000 armed Irishmen, and which
means mischief Gen. DICK TAYLOR is said to be
at the head of the movement.
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@ OOLGATE'B HONEY s0AP-THIs OELE-
DRATED Toilet sonp, In such universal demand
made from the choicest materials, Is nl1la ana
s,nollientin In Its nature, fragranf1y scented, sno
extremely beneficial IN its action upon the sR fof
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealera
February =z=z W
, 1866-07-10
AUCTION.

Ell T Request of Christiansted's Dealing
A Court in behalf of p. Higgins Deal
ing, will be sold at public Auction at the
Vendue Office on Saturday the 14th inst,
10 o'clock noon, 2 Ponies, a Ph@ton, and
Harness, a Cart, and some other Effects,
belonging to said dealing.
Christianstcd's Vendue Office 4th July
1866.
y. A. Sfakemanm.
, 1866-07-10
AUCTION.

MFTER Beejmring af C~hristiansteds
lI SkiGlcret som behandlende P. Hig-
gins 30, vii vorde bortsolgt, paa dette
Steds Auctions Contoir, L0vcrdag den
14de dcnnes Middag III. 10, 2 Ponier, en-
Phnton og SeIet6i, en- Karre og nogle
andre Enecter tiIh6rende nevnte 30.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
4de Juli 1866.
j. A. Stakenann.
, 1866-07-10
I9rOClama.

A LIE og Enhver som MATTE have
AA noget at fordre paa afgangne Planter
her af Den William Beech og efterleven-
de Enke Fru Mary Ileyliger Beech deres
faIIes 30, indkaldcs herved lil.inden I'd
l0bet af sex Maancder fra dettc Procla-
mas sid$te Acknowledgements at anmelde
og beviisIiggjore dercs Krav for under
.'tegnede executoreS testament og Skifte-
forvaltere i Boet, eIler for den af dem an
tagne curator bonorum Overretsprocura-
ter Heilbuth i Christiansted.
ST. Croix, Christiansted, den ode JUL
1866.
y. B. DUBOIS. WILLIAM PEBBLES
, 1866-07-10
BONUS ON ROYAL LIFE POLICIES.
AND. LANG.

The Reversionary bonuses declared by
the Royal have now been on three uc-
cessiye distributions maintained at the
high figure of 2 PCT. per annum on the
sums assured.
This is undoubtedly the largest con-
~tinuous rate ever given by any British
Office to all it's policy-holders, entitled to
participation to the recent entrants as
we'll as TO persons who have been assur-
ed for many years. The rev%ersionary
sums thus allotted amount to nearIy so
PCT. of the premiums paid on the poll
cies to which they have been added.
In comparing the magnitude of the bo-
nus declared by different offices, no
certain conclusion can be drawn from an
examination Of isolated examples. I'm
der any of the modes usually employed
for the distribution of profits, particular
instances may be brought forward which
would seem to indicate a system distin-
guished by more than ordinary liberality.
This will be especially noticeable if the
cases chosen as illustrations be assurances
effected on young lives. In such instan-
ces the reversionary bonuses appertained
will generally amount to q large per
centage of the entire premiums paid.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent.
Royal Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, 9th July 1866.
, 1866-07-10
METEOROLOGICAL REMARKS.
ST. CROIX. ELIAS RETREAT. LIST July /
Rain during June, 66,58 lines : 6.G58 inches.

Rain during June 6G58 lines s. 6G58 inches.
Barometer; highest, 29S00 June g. at o0 am - reduced to level SHa 3O255 mchs
Do, OWe, -580 8" g. at .a am - .. .. d. .O35 do
Thermometer highest, 800. r. =So.5 f. on many days.
Do, lowest 1905 r = 75oS75 + on many mornings at am
Humidity greatest LOO00-Jme IS 1t 6 am.
Do, eM, 1870 &" Is TO- z!M about o an.
During hsm month moderate and light wind from L s. e OS. T., thick ly ahmoDhere
On the 9th etwcHl2 and p m. during an interval of the severe Thunder Storm thick fog
eaveOped 1.-THE hills ant descended nearly to the level of the Sea- [ do not remember to have seen
HSO low.
On the 9th I recorded 50 Lines ofRan and lines on the night following, making 81 for the
sent but the Hurricane Season is fast approaching Let Guadaore and its tributary Islands be
a warning to prepare in time for what can happen. The Custom House should be furnished with
a perfect Barometer that is with one carefully filled with the pmeH Quicksilver, such are sup
piled by Negeti land Zmba Of London
AND LANG.
, 1866-07-10
The LAWS"
Is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprictress,

Terms Of Snbscriphom.--Six Dollars per ar
mum, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to on-advertisors--1O cents.
bg- Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing their
subscription to the " Avis" are required to
give three months previous notice.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, Goth June, 1855.
For an advertisement offs lines, or under, one to
three Insertions
Small Type (Brevier) Ito s lines. 81 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............ 16
Larger Type CLong Primer, Small Plea,
Plea, Columbia:) l to shines 800. l 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............. 10
For a line of largest Type .......... u
10 For l to 3 subsequent insertions, the
half amount Of the first charge will be made.
e All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at this
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than O'Clock T NJ
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on letters to this Office from West End
OF st. Thomas must be prepaid, or no notice will be taken OF
them.
, 1866-07-10
FIRE REPORT.

July 7,-Saturday night about 10 o'clock
Fire broke out in q Cane-piece on
the Estate Annashope, without
doing comparatively any great
damage, being soon extlnguished'
Cause yet unknown.
E. MONEFELDT,
Agent. .
, 1866-07-10

ROYAL Insurance Office, st. Croix Agen-
cy, 9th July 1866.
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IIELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU,

FLUID EXTRACT BCCllU,
In affections peculiar TO females is uncqualcd
~ any other preparation, as in Chlorosis or
detention, Irregularities, Painfulncss or
Suppression Of Customary Excavations,
Iteration or Scirrhus State of the Uterus,
Lcucorrhna, and all complaints incidcn, to
The sex, whether arising from habits Of dis
sipation, imprudcncics, or in the Decline or
Change of Life.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
ny TnE HARD 0P MARBLE mAtt-


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How you may save yuur dollars
The way to de- II will show,
Ifyou will read what follows:
A man who lived no, far from here
Who worked hard ut hi. trade,
But bad household 10 support
That squaudcrcd oil he made.
mel him once, SAYS he. MY friend,
look fhrcndharc aud rough;
I've tried To- get myself sui';
Bat can rave up enough. W
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10 get suit that sound apd cheap
SMITH BROTHERS y GO. ~
He took what little he had saved
And went 20 Smith & Brothers,
And there he got handsome suit
For half be paid To others.
Now be- Is home; be- lools go well,
And their respect H. such,
That when they take their daily meals
They don east half 20 much.
And now be fudf on SATURDAY, night,
With all their wants supplied
That be- has money lcit Ia spcnd
Aud some to lay aside.
lii good success, with cheerful smile,
lie gladly tell. to all:
"lf YOU Il save money go aud buy
Your clothes Mt Marble Hail.
Whore the cheapest, finest, and l"si cln,
ing and gents furnishing goods can !
had to suit every taste and ip every t1lc.
~ and 90 WEST BALTIMORE STREET
no30- ly'