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. have met With s'reng winds and heavy squAs.
which necessated maa work setting and taking in
san s On Mednesasy lie 18th; she encountered .
but was still pressed on unc close reefsd foresAi until
sne was struck y very heavy sea completely bury
when she was Tor the nrst time hove TO, and 40 CON
tnued FOR ten hours Notwithstanding this, however
two hundred ana eighteen miles aud on one occasion she
actually did two hundred and eighty miles in the twenty
our hours The other two yachts appear also 70 havs
that which delayed the Henrietta the Fleetwng was
struck oy sea which unfortunately carried NO
casts gloom over what would else havs
been most prosperous undertaking. Tho VestA,
been much delayed by it as either Of The others and
but for blunder OF her pilot, who unaccountaby mis-
took ST. Kaharine's light for the Needles would proba
bly, have been second instead of third IN arriving The
value Of what has been accomplished as showing what
can Be done with small craft BY good handling /. grss
only 70 yachtmen but 10 navigators in general, and
which, II we'll learned and properly applied may avail -
prevent the perpetuaon Of many biunders both tho
construction OF vessels and in their management.
Tho Ocean Race Compared with EasiisA
Yacht Races
from the London Examiner, Dec. 1871
After the American exploit, what viii be thought Of
matches the Queens Course Inside the Isle Of WIGHT
s .s. e 1s s.
race reduces thsm tovesy small srs But u ID sat1
what was done by ths AMERICAN yachts was bot mse
But this u not Our matches are not sailed h -
winter mar over the stormy Of the Atlantic aod
besidea there greater dnessncs s for nOur Ae1s
sk II handling all that b required; bias IN the As-
can race skill in navgauon also employed, ana w1tA
cousummate success dner AndfAu than that Of NJ
Henretis could not have been made, the line having
been almost hit been New York and the scily Islea
And shis psssage Effected In is than fourteen Days
in weather variable but oftener stormy than NOT, anA
without losing spar or splitting SAIL
Another Big Thing.
From the London Spectator Dec col
The Americans have done another 'sbg thing" The.
yachtmen Of Cowes consider from the Isle az
Wight TO Cherbourg quite feat but three New Yorker
have rnced their yachts in midwiner from New York 70
Cowes the winner Mr. j. G. Bennett OF the editor
of the HERALD sailing in his vessel so bad was
the weather that the Ficetwng had six sailors swept or
by single sea- the three arrived within few hours
Of each other and the winner the HENRIETTA had
started rope, and made average passage Of 2S miles
day, making occasion $50 miles-fast steamers
work
Cowes though slightly Jealous svery heepitabie and
Mr. Bennett has been welcomed and feted cordially
~ II he were not related to the HERALD Well he has
donc gallant thing and won an enormous stake
f18, 000
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LIvERrooL, Jan. 12-Noon
The steamship Java which left Boston on Wednesday,
January 2, arrived at this port last evening
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Formidable War Movement
Of Turkey.
Large Increase of the British
Navy.
The Impeachment Plan Of the Ameri-
can Radicals.
&s. kes &c.
By THE CABLE TO JANUARY u.
the EASTERN QUESTION.

formidable War Movement o. Turkey-Aus.
trian Announcement.
vienna. Jan l2, 1857.
The morning Journals Of this city to-day contain oclai
that The Sublime Porte has called ono
hundred and fsy thousand into servcs, to queli
the Greek insurrecsions IN Tho Mediterranean.
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F'.rerss Es ssETaSh a EssH MACHINES
sC5 Broadway New YORK
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6sysyer ~ Rsker.. Hsghes PreYinI sey..
Ing Machines. ~ Broadway. New YORK, ana s~ r"'c"
Attract. urnQkINn.
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Address. -Poilak q Son, Mnnufacsxrevs of
Meerohsum 0oada VS. Broadway. near Fourth street. 10
usirinQ dono. Boiling 81.
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.wseeIsr a. ws':es.'s I,scScsissss sswsns ma.
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Al Prizes Csshed I'm LEGAL Lotteries. -Cireu-
g. cLUrE, Broksr, ITS broadway
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articles IN the equipment OF vessss tpatcnedh. 80
wch eso1oCe Address box No 81, srooEyn Past Once,
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A.-Mesi,s Chemical Penade Restores Cray
RUshTOs 10 Aston House, and hy all druegists.
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TIE GRAND COMBINATION SHOW AND CIRCUS
Breathes there the man with soul so dead TO al
amusements that he has never heard OF John
Robinson's great Circus, and is not laying his
spare greenbacks aside for this grand show? Echo
answers, No. Everybody knows Robinson, and all
the picaninnies have been preparing to give him q
cordial reception.
We had pleasant call from Mr. W. H. Hough,
the gentlemanly business manager Of the "insti-
tuition" and he assures US that there will be 40
disappointment. The grand cavalcade will parade
through our streets on Monday morning, and wi
be most attractive show OF ITSELF The manager
has ample accommodation for all in ordinary times,
but those who would witness the exhibition will
have to be on the ground early.
The press throughout the country have been
unanimous in their praises OF this great exhibi-
ton, all pronouncng to be one Of the most ezten
sve, orderly and talented equestrian troupes that
has visited the South Tor many years. In this
connection, we take pleasure in correcting q re-
mort that has been circulated Of the death of little
Alice. the child equestrienne of the troupe. The
petite arllste is unhurt, and is prepared to compete
with her male compeers in feats OF rorsemanshiP
The present exhibition OF wild animals Is quite
r,,merous. and embraces number OF the 'asest
speciss which haye ever been on exhibition in the
south. The monster elephant, Empress" the
majestic Wapitas or Reindeer, and small real
Inent OF monkeys, will be introduced INTO the rlne
by their different.keepers ana perform acts Ia TIT
arena. Among the monkeys is little pet, aoou
week old, and is perhaps the greatest curloslt!!
in the circus, as it is the only baby monkey nov
ON exhibition Numbers 0I have IA Vse
9ssa onSsy SLOW and have returned delighted
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Why Shake? Why Burns

Put these two questions to man passing through the
alternate paroxysms of Fever and Ague. and no Will
probably reply, because cannot help myself"
But he is mista ken. He can help himself he need
not continue to endure the marrowaearching cold and
parchng heat OF intermittent fever unless he chooses
II there is an established fact IN the history of med
cation, it is this; that HOsTETIER's STOMACH BIT
TERs invariably breaks up the Ats OF this e1haustng
disease.
Ounine often falls and whether it fails or not it is
always dangerous medicine. It stultfes the BRAIN
The Bitters have no such effect Quinine skaters the
nervous system Tho BITTERs, the other hand. are
glorious nervine; in fact specific for nervous ali
ments.
Medicines, as general rule are bad to take" Not
So this famous vegetable specific. 1t mild and agree
t!e not pungent and nsusestirg The liver is always
<ty dsordered in intermittent and remittent everS
ora this excellent tonic and Alternative has andbiios
,,rorerie> Of the highest order. Tho samulant en-
oved tc Fuse its medicinal virtues through the or.
cans OF the body perfectly pure, and this cannot be
sa,d of the spriuoca basis any other tonic The best
advice that can given to persons residing In maarous
reqous, or m crowded cies is to take 1t as preven
tive of diseases incident to both. Whether used as
rotecuye antdote or remedy. Il will be found wonder
fully efacsclous. o - November -
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E F. THORNTON the great English Astroo-
cist clairyoyant and Psychometrcan who has aston.
;shed the scientific classes OF the Old World has now 10
coted herself at Hudson, u Y Madame THORNTON pos
esses such wonderful powers OF second sight as to ena-
bo her to lnpar knowledge Of the greatest importance
- single or married of either While IL state
of trance she denoaes the very features OF se person
ro are to marry and by the aid of an instrument OF III
mower known 81 the Psychomotrope, guarantees 10
nroduce e-like picture OF the future husband or w'e
OF the applicant together with date OF position
in life leading traits OF character &C. This Is no num-
no as thousand Of Testimonials can assert shc Will
s.n1 when desired certified ceruncate, or written
guarantee that the picture what it puporis to be- n
enclosing small loc OF hair and giving place OF oin'
ego spositop and complexion, and enclOsng city cert
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you VIII e,
celve the picture end desired information oy reuFn uA
AL communications sacredy conhaenuA'. Auui'' 80
confidence Nade,ra F F. rHoRNToN ?. o. Box 223
| u,asor y " March 80
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Aid-de-Camp, Actg. Asst. Adjt. Ger


!. TIE CHARLESTON THEATRE.-The watchful eyes
that have long been turned toward the Hibernian
Hall, and have noted every step which tended to
the desired end-its transformation into q theatre
have taken their last approving glance, and have
awarded the work an emphatic well done There
is perhaps no enterprise in which the Charleston
public have taken more interest than the H'ber-
nian Theatre. Day after day tho work has been
scanned, and the probabilities OF an early opening
discussed, but this suspense is now at an end, and
the new theatre will be inaugurated tonight by
grand concert. Concerts, though, however accept
able to the community, will not have the same In
terest to the public at large as histrionic exhlbi-
tlons; and the announcement in to-day'S paper
that Messrs. Templeton & Bro, Theatrical Mana
gers, have leased the building, and will, on or
about the 18th, enliyen the community with
series of dramatic entertainments will be greeted
with genuine pleasure. The building has been
arranged especially for these exhibitions, having
an addition that affords fine stage ROOM with the
necessary space fer scenery, trap doors, and the
different paraphernalia needed by the knights OF
the buskin and the sock. The internal appearance
of the renovated hall has been so often described
that IL Is useless 40 Present W relei W I'D ooi
pleteness. The stage was constructed for theatre
csl purposes, and has every convenience for
J,see corps of performers, while the auditorium
can accommodate from 1900 to 1000 persons.
Messrs. Templeton & Bro, the lessees and man
ayers, have an extended experience in theatrical
matters, being connected with both the Savannah
and vicksburg theatres, and under their fostering
care the new Charleston theatre will soon equal its
predecessor glance az the list OF plays is suffi'
Gent to revive the expectations OF old theatre
goers, and, when it is known that the company
and appointments are equal to any in the South,
the anxiety to witness the performance becomes
intense The Black Crook: though but copy OF
the original presents attractions that will ensure
full attendance; its fame has COVE over the whole
land, and the person who has not seen the Crook,
and will not 20, should hide his diminished head.
Mr.. Templeton, the manager and treasurer, Is now
in this city, making arrangements for the
opening Of the theatre, and he confidently expects
to present to the Charleston community series ot
dramatic entertainments that will prove irresisti-
BILE attractions, and will compel an attendance.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Forseh etal., Us. Quinnan.
On TUESDAY, the Goth instant at II O'Clock. will be
sold, at the Old custom House
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
situate on the West side Of President sreet opposite the
Arsenal Square, measuring on the front and back lines
each 40 feet and depth 1913 feet or less Bound
ing East President st ee West by marsh land, North
on land OF Collen and South ON land Of Muckentuss
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon. situ-
ate on the West side OF Coming street. North OF Went
worth street. measuring in front on Coming street n
feet on the back line % feet and In depth on the North
line IS ee the South lire SO feet; bounding South on
lot next describsd.
ALSO,
The LOT with the Buildings thereon adjoining the last
described To the South and situate the West side OF
Coming street measuring IN front Sc feet on the PACK
line 81 feet and in depth the North line 90 ieot on
the South line 48 feet.
Terms One. fourth cash; balance in one two and
three years. equal nstaments with interest from the
day Of sale. payable semannuay, secured by bonds OF
the purchasers and mortgage of the respective lota
sod The buildings to be insured and the policies as
aianed Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
J. W. GRAY, o.
November6 y3tu1 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Bennett u.s.. Bennett.

On TUESDAY The Goth instant, at II o'clock. will be sold
. at the old Custom House, t
All that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon. on
the Wet side of ST. Phi ps street, Charleston Neck,
known ON plat of R. E Plyne drawn Juno 1s ls49, by
the letter E. measuring in front 80 feet inches on tho
back line 81 inches and IN depth 100 feet more or
less bounding North alleyway, South on lot d.
and West on lot Is, as per said plat.
Terms-ODet ird cash balance on bonds with inter-
est payable semi-annuay, credit oi ono and two
years the bonds to be by mortgage OF the prem
ises The buildings to be insurncd and kept insure .
and the policy assigned until the bonds are paid and the
mortgage satisfied The premises are now under leas7
which will expire in twelve months. purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. j. w. GRAY,
November w3tu1 Master in Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Palmetto Savings Institution Us. BurnS.
On TUESDAY, the 2sth instant at II o'clock. will be
sold under the decision OF tho undersigned at the
old Custom House, la. ,,-t ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon
on the Southeast corner OF repman and Queen streets
measuring In front on Queen street As feet and in depth
OF feet inches; bounding North on Queen street. ou
on lands OF Trumbo East lands how or late OF g. W.
Co per, and West on Trapman street.
Terms-Onethird cash; nalauce In one, two and
three years. secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises and insurance Oh tho building to
such amo ant ma the Master may require and the policy
ASSIGNED TO him. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. j. W: GkAY,
November C w3tul Master In Equity.
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HARNWELL SENTINEL

Az . and business men try IL tor lew months.
Mercna I sia;u send on your cards and increase
Jour trade s a Th'Fss oruns ns.AAs equal
uiK-ll has az - tine paper-s3 per annum IN advance
inserted at the raie ofsl per squareo'
less 95 eisa ss aseI'p as s rata Of SO for three
months A. - ,,oar or for ,ir months allowing uriv,
=, ~ ~ changing. on more 10 ,,rabe terms Address
ueee - ONWARD A. BRONSON.
Noyer,bcrl1 PubllsheS 40 sroprietofl >
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AUCTION SALES.
DER DECREE IN L 2UITY.

'D<HAs DG1OkAEScS Nv
Uvgls !.,uH and Building Association IS. Al. G..
BrOwn, Erecutria.
On TUESDAY, the 26h inst, at II o'clock will be sold
o. the old Gu tom House.
All that LOT Of LAND, situate the Northwest COZ
her of Arson and George streots measuring Gecrpo
street so feet Anson street S. feet the North line
Sc feet and on the West line so feet. Bounding North
and West on land of j. W. Brown, South on George
street. and East on Anson stIeer.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in two equal icccs-
sive annual nstalments with interest from day OF solc
payable annually secured by bond OF the purchaser
and tgage OF the premises.
Purchaser to pay fer papers aud stamps
JAMLS W. GRAY,
November G w3tu1 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
O'NeiU Us. Shields, et al.

ONeiU Us. Shields, et a.
On TUESDAY the 2sh November at II o'clock, will be
sod un ler the direction OF the undersigned at the
old Custom house,
All that LOr OF LAND. with the Buildings thereon,
situate on the East OF Coming and Shepherd
streets North of Line street. bou ding Nor on Shep
herd street. East land OF Picket south on David Ri
ker's land, and West on Coming street. measuring on
the front and back lines each "a ee more or less, and
10 feet more or less In depth.
Terms-One-hll IF cash. balance in one and two years,
secure by bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises buildings to be insured to amount required
by the Master and the policy assigned Purchasers to
pay ior papers aud stamps. j. w. GRAY,
November G w3tul Master in Equity.
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Free IN Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF the
greatest importance TO the young OF both sexes
1t teaches how the homcy may become beautiful 'n'
iespised respected, and the forsaken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send tne
address. and receive copy postpaid by return mail
Address P. o. Drawer. 2l
MARCH, 50 Tyr Troi, y. y.
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RECAPITULATIoN :

Once of City Registrar. November IL. 1857.
GEORGE s. PELZER. NJ. D.. City Registrar.
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November 2

To BE CURED OF DISEASE OF SUFFERING is alwaysde-
srabe but cured influences gentle as the breah
Of Spring and lasting life, is the especial prerogave
OF Homeopathy. humphreys SPECIFICS, advertised In
another column, leave nothing to be desired In this
direction for family or individual use. They are mild,
simple and yet prompt and efficient always rendering
satisfaction. Address
Humphreys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO..
November 1s L No. 662 Broadway N. z
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

IN THIS PARTICULAR LINE WILL BE FOUND THE
latest novelties Of the in the very beet fabrics and
styes .--lE'--
POPL1NS, Merinos Empress Cloth, Mohairs
Black and Colored Silks, Scotch Plaids b..
And an extensive variety of lowpriced Dress Goods.
large lot Of Balmorals and Hoop Skirts very cheap
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LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT,

The attention OF Eousekeepers is invited 10 our very
cheap LINEN GOODS, consisting Of Irish Fronting Lin
en- Linen sheetinQ, Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask,
Table Cloths, Towels Napkins Doylies and Huckaback.
at 20 cents. i7 .1 fu ft '"- .''
Linen Table Cloths at 75 cents to 81. ..... ,
Shirt Bosoms from 25 cents up. .-. r
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P. HI. b.

Are synonymous with Health, Strength and visor.
The secret will be revealed by investing In bottle OF
pANKNINs HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by all
Druggists.
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A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE
GOLD and SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
All warranted to run and thoroughly regu-
Mated. at the low price Of $40 eachI
,,n,cr .rrIoN GUARANTEED


,oo so,;a Gold Huntinp Watches $3.50 to $1,000
1oo 49,. Tosad Gold Watches. 200 to 500
100 100 s Watches Enameled ......... LOO to 800
2OO Gold Hunting Chronometer Watcnes..' 1oo 70 sOo
QUO Gold Hunting English Levers ~ ~
2o o0 GiJ Enntin9 American Watches 100 to 250
eoo ooo S;Irar Enntipp Levers ......... soto $50
oo oo S;ivor Huntin0 Duplexes ......... 70 to $50
oo oO0 9ndG adiss; Cold Watches so to $50
,000 000 cid Hunting Lepines es.......... soto IS
ioo0 0 W;ecellaueous Watches all kinds.... so to 100
Zoo silver Hunting Watches. ............ 25to 50
tSIO Assorted silver Watches. es............ 10 to Is
The above stock will be disposed Of the popular
nrice plan giving every patron fine Gold or solid ST.
vver Watch Tor s1O. without regard to value
We wish TO Immediately dispose Of the above magnif
cent Stock Certificates naming the artclec placed
in sealed envelopes, and well mixed Holders ent
led 10 the article named their Certificate upon pay
nent or Ten Dollars whether 1t be Watch worth $1,000
or ono worth less The return OF any OF certificates
entities you the article named thereon, upon payment
irrespective OF its worth; and as article valued less
than $40 is named any certificate It viii at once
be seen that this is Lottery, but straightforward
legitimate transactCn which may be participated In
even by the most fsshdlousl
single Certificate will be sent by mail postpaid. upon
receipt Of 25 cents fye for 81, eleven for 81
elegant premium for So, sixtyslx and more
premium for sl0 hundred and most superb "a,Ss @
Tor Sl5. To Agents. or those wishing employmenL Iis
Is rare opportunity. 1t is egiumateiy conaGsseo @
business duly authorized by the Governm en .nq ope
TO the most careful scrutiny. Try U.S. o aoaiess 90
r,rrorte-s No. l6J Broadway. n. 7.
80 inpo''e' 1mo
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The COURT OF EQUITY, CHANCELLOR W. ID.
JOHNSON PREsD1Ne.-A number of motions and or
ders were granted, and the case OF Creighton Us.
Pringle, which was commenced the day previous,
was resumed and continued up to the hour ofad-
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MILLINERY AND. NOTION dep ARTMEN7

FULL LINES OF THE BEST MAKES OF KID.
SILK and1HREAD GLOVES
Ladies' Hats, Bonnets
And very heavy stock Of best Silk Ribbons Of all
widths and shades; together wi and ex ensive assort
ment of .loak SETS Buge Gimps and Frnses, Guipure
Brussels Thread, Cluny Dlond Laces, Black and
Colored Silk Velvet Rlbbons
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TEE BEST PLACE IN CHARLESTON to get your
money worth sat Maculaf, Williams Parkers'
No. $40 King street. - -S-sAs mwf3
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II, Hs
II you want cheap Blank Books;
If You want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per, &C.; Or M1ILERs' Almanac:
If YOU want Printing executed neatly;
IL YOU want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books madc to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling 20 to HIRAM HAnR1s. No. SO Broad street.
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big LoADs.-A few days ago We noticed that the
engine Currie had come down from Augusta, on
lie South Carolina Railroad, with thirty-two cars
Of cotton This has been beaten, for the engine
Burnside came in on Monday with thirty-three
cars, containing no less than S91 bales of cotton
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And by I'LL N'"'e RLUUNT u HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
,, emo Montgomery. Ala
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The YOU'VE MEMS CHRISTIAN Assoo1ATIoN.-The
nightly prayer meetings of this Association are
still continued. A large number Of young men
we're present yesterday evening and considerable
interest was manifested. The exercises consist OF
prayer and exhortation, and the rooms Of the AS
sociation are open to all who may chose tc attend
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KENTUCKY STATE CoMBNArIoN LOTTERY draws
every day at CoYington, by. Whole tickets from
81 to $40; shares in proportion. Prizes from
$4,000 to $780, 900. .@Es II. T. PETERS, Agent,
No. 90 Hasel street, Charleston, 8. O.
4 November Fs limo