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Per steamship Champion, for New Yoxk--capt WIN
Ryan - Cosgrove Mrs Barker, Cox, y II Mastin Mr.
j Williams. Lamb and wife, A Green. M Stacker q
Green. .M iT = ' y
Per steamship Alabsma for New York-Mrs VIM Cos.
grove g o. and Infant g Houserman, Miss Mary wheeler
Per oteazaship Moneka, from Now YORK; Baker.
Mrg Baker, Gen II Hart, L Hamilton, J g Io SURE
Hamilton, 8tackley, Miss Cranston "a a T6res
DR. Davega, and steeraRe.
Per steamer Dictator. from Paatks via Jacksouvtlle
gernandtns and Savannah Allen and son Miss
Allen @ 3 Coogar. W Lytes, L Potter W wat.
SON. y shearly Coin. TheodoH - Quinn, M Fife.
and6 deck = 'o' - = ''''.A'"sTp' 1''."p'
Per stsamsr Pilot Boy, froa Savannah. via mn.
ton Head and BeaufortJ Meaher, MURRAY wife end
cnldren Miss Murray. snitb. .T Young Ideut Ne
Matthews and wife, and deck "
Per steamer st Helena. from Edsto and ROCKVILLE
MIs EdiDgs. Mrs WilliAms and chidran ;B Whelcy
McEyoy. Antonio. p Lowry, Howe, Bates NJ &
becKetS Sesbrook, Swift. Capt w Johnson Col z
deck. H- M '7''' S--~ - '~'' esSS ~
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

.. .. I
DUBLIO NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN III Ar Al iyN15Fh
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
u" '" City Treasurer
SEQ. !. BE h Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, T..
City Council assembled. That from first do
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes
the same manner and according to the provisions
now OF force In relation TO CARTS drays and wagons
uriveh ior h1re except giving bonds, And each such
cart dray or wagon. shall be provided with badge con.
tanning the number thereof and marked Private To A..
placed on the outside OF the shaft.
SEC. q No person shall be taken by the Treaanrer NJ,
surety to any bond under the Ordinance CONCERNING
censes for CARTS dra wagons other carrnoes I'M
less he or she be Q freeholder.
SEQ. s. The following shall hereafter be the rates i'm
licenses Tor public and private CARTS drays wagons
including the horses mules thereof which shn
be tree from other taxation: =
PUBLIC CARTS, DRAYs, ETC. THOSE EMPLOYED I'M AN,
BUsINEss wHATEvER, FOR HIRE DIRECT OR INDmEor
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by horse o.,
For every cart dray or wagon drawn by two horseso
mules $50. A i.iL .i., .lI' |E,
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels SAn
For every stage or omnibus iiexcent fna o,hn'hrs
with two horses, $50. .i.,.
For every stage or omnibus except line omnibus J.
drawn by four horses, $50. ' :"
SEQ. I''' - - -''''
For every wagon by two or more horse.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, pRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon. IS.
For every CART dray wagon, used private or do
porting OF goods wares. merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity, for compensation either directly or
Indirectly for the same shall pay for license the sum Of
-, exclusive OF the horse mule.
Rat1fled in City Council this 10th day or yannayv
H. IN the year Of our Losd thousand eight hun,
dred and stxtysix. ~ "--
".,t l7'.'.' PC. aAILLARp. Mayor,
january W. b. SMITH, Clerk of Council.
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D,.TII-..CT5--T-f
WIHE LDAM.

. NAYORALTY OF CHARLNNTON.)
.6iAs aslt8A Z. CaT1 HALL, November 81 1865 z "
iA ~. PEnyOySs saR0UHitR RRBUIEDfNG In la
~ Burnt Dstricts snd Waste Pisces of tha City, nm.
tp the CITY uoynel Of ghhresssAto pioSee IL ths nint.
tsf q FiIe hosn with ytsM to aid IN bupg up tho
cation for dosns can be obhed at the ONCE or the Cie
o Council between the hQEra cT A. n, snd r. M.iv
oce 60 tbs Cenaittoe wfi mest every Moaday to
~ order OF Tho Mayor t @ w. n. SMITH.
Novomhef 10 ~ sti1 tlsts K. " CLERK OF C0unctl
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81. Mobile Market.
MOBILE, October 22.--CorToN-The market openea
with fair demand to-day but after the receipt of news
from Europe the narss. became very irregular The
and the market closed easy at II l7c for Middling
Now Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, October 22--UorroN-The ino,,irv
was resumed this morning with fair degree spirit
but the movement was checked by being mora
stringent in their prsensions At later hour however
the latter met the demand more freely and party
bales the sales summed up 100 bales taken for
Liverpool France and the Continent at figures indioat
ing no quotable variation There were some ordsrs for
ordinary which could not be filed Of the
very limited supply Of thatgrade. We quote ordi-
nary at IA l6c, good ordinary 16 26c low middlino
at TN lec, and middng at 18K 1885, The supply Is
sTATEMRNT COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1857. Lales-1b 2bs
hocea yea preV1onsiy 49, 766- SO, ,18O
A't 4b,438
oieafed Drsviousiy 16,z25-1 IL, ,22S
Stock on hand and ahipboaid % OH
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NO,rICE NO AUCTI1,NEERa.
ESTIMATES WAITED.


CITY HALL, CHARLEsToN September H. 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNI'II,
NJ the 18th ct IA O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of the lengths and sizes given below The es
Inmates win include the cost excavatng about 200
cubic yards OF earth, the necessary hng reforming OF
payements, and grading after the laying of trunks
TRUNKS FEET.
Length Of Trunk In Line street. ......: 27O
Length OF Trunk IN and from lots in Coming street
20 the tidal drain. 800
Length OF Trunk from lots Gadsden street to the
main drain In Wentworth street. ............. l2O
Length OF Trunk from McIntosh's Court to Rad
chne sire ct DRAIN 1877
.
AouAl AeuStn... ST7
Trunks to be twelve by twenty inches in the clear
built Of two by twelve inches prime yellow pine pl"nk
long, placed hvo feet from centres be two by
SIX inches. dovetaied into the sides Of Trunks dis
tances OF Eve feet from centrea Trunks to be laid
to grade pegs furnished by the Engineer.
AL the work must be carried on with tho greatest
dispatch. l8 i q ~
Plans can be sGen ut this office.
copy of these specifications be attached to each
offer. ivy LOUIS j. HAKBOr
september IL City Engineer.
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Columbia Market. .

COLUMBIA. October 2s.-The Cotton market has been
somewhat uctuating during tho past week. and at the
close tho demand il good and all offered is readily taken
by buyers at from 10 l6Nc for Mddng. The sales Of
cotton for the wees foot up se bales as follows: at
81 at l6; 4s at 1915 % at 1875 80 ut l61 81 at 1885, 10
at 181. rf
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WILMINGTON, October 26.--TuRPRHT1NE--Onlv Al
bbls received and sold ut 20 so virgin ana yaow dr.,
ana S2 60 for hard, per 2s0 pounds. n ,' " 49, -
SfInITs Has been In fair demaad to-day
put owing TO the small stock the market the
lions have been light Sales Of ITS bbis at So cents for
country and 62h cents per gallon for New York packa
RosM Of sAs bbls at % for strained ss is for
quality. ~ - ~ - "D ~
TAE-Hss advanced ave cents. aud we quote sales OF
~ Dds OF "a 96s and 20 bbls at % 70 per barrel
CoTToN.-Market steady, Sales or 10 kales M 1S.<c
Tor lSc tor Low Middng and Ito for Mddlnr
TnzBRn.-One raft common sold at per MI
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION THE INTEREST
ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED ON THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF sEPTEMBER LAST.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY IHE MAYOR AND ALDER
1D MEN In City Council assembled That for the pur-
pose OF nqudatng the interest tho public debt OF the
city which accrued on the tnr,ieth day September
est SIX per cent stock obligatory the corporation of
the CITY OF Charleston shall be issued under the direc
ton Of the Mayor to tho persons holding stocks six
interest accrued thereon At time above stated the
said stock to boar interest after the rate Of six per
years from date: Prouded. That part said stock
shall be issued for any sum less than twenty dollars
all sums for less than twenty dollars fractional
parts arts Of a dol dollar shall be paid in city bills.
SEQ 2. That the firm of certificate and mode OF
transfer of said stock subject to the same ree
stocks Of the city.
Rsed in City Council this twenty day OF Octo
ber in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hun
H. sMrH Clerk of council e AAHo; octoSsr Gsyos s.
AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas The best interosts Of the city, as we'll as tho
Of River be- Kept ss s@
cien depth OF water for all commercial purposes and
BE it ordained That in future all mud removed from
any OF the city docks by dredge machines otherwise
shan s, 9e removed one hundred and fifty fathons from
The Harbor Master shall be furnished with copy of
and to report for violations Of tho same
which shall subject the party offending to a 6ne not
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and every
offence. '-'
Ratified in City Council this eight day of October in tho
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven. ~
tLs.l PC. GAlLLARD. Mayor.
w. h. SMITH, Clerk OF Council. October IL
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS
CITY TREASURY OFFICEl
October 3, 1867. (
FNMx EXECUTIONS WILL ISSUE FROM THIS OF
Il FICE on 22d inst, all unpaid returns for 1857
due on 29th June last. g. THOMAS
October 8 City Treasurer
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n. AFFLICTED! .,...
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Price VI, or fotar bottles to one address So
One bottle 10 sufficient to eoc6 cure IN all rdissv
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express on receipt OF price. ADDRESS oil orderg to
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March 80 ly No. 28B Hver street. Troy H. " II
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ALL HAIL Y0 THE CONOUEROR !!
lOPE FOR THE DESPOkDING INVALID.
DEFER NOT THE USE OF
RODRIGUE'S
PULM0Nlg ELIXIR SPECIFIC.

MANY WHOSE DECLINING HEALTH, wHIca
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the Originator hss most happily rsalzea her most
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wh,lst ccssiatss A the heshsl scons o. each orsan
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70 as 20 tndulBc prudety In wlateyar nEis1msni
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Song.

~ t,Et '' Song. ~ 't'1' e H
ts,Aa f. lHi -AA--'Vt
t.t..it Hy CHARLEs KINGsLRY.
.ft'ist
Tho world goes up, and the world goes down.
And the sunshine follows tho rain.
u And yesterdays sneer and yesterday q fown
- Can never como over agan,
Sweet wife,
CN No, never como over again.
For woman is warm, though man be cold,
And the night will hallow tho day,
TIL the heart which ut even was wcary and old,
Oan rise in the morning gay,
- Sweet wife,
To it's work in the morning ray.
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to Budd & Blako.
5@tI-tts Expoxrs. f,Isyt w
BOsTON.-Psr schr Chiloo-1se bales Cotton. 10 bbls
Naval Stores 204 bbls Flour, bales Rags barrels
Mdzes bundles Papcr. 1S2 tons Metal, $3.50 Oak
SSs Ros easIs Rso oss Bales Moss '
sacks Pea Nuts. hhds. casks, and lot Old Iron,
NEW YoEKHper & 81 steamship ohampion1l422 bales Ur-
Per steamship Aabama-S8 Herces Rice, 81 bags Sea
Island Cotton. $40 bales Upland Cotton. 116 Pack.
EA Conkln-273 bales Cottc II. 60 pbls Naval stores.
Tno Gnu urleston Cotton Nlarikcu.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, October ~. 1867. {
Holders generally strong in their views buyers
operating to fair extent but tho stock the market
limited and after receipt OF dispatches, which wore
os improving character sellers In many instances in
creased their rates. but buyers did not respond, sud
the market closed Mt about quotahons. We quote
sales Of 44 bales viz at To- 50 at 16M; at IT. Is at
17H; 15 at 17X; 17s at 49, IL at 1S; 146 Mt 1875 ~
at 1s. Tho transactions woro almost entirely in thc
better qualities.
We quote Liverpool classification $&
Mddhng ........................1S
Strlct hlluuunB ....l0T
Orangeburg Market.
OiANdEBURG, October 2B.-CorToN-Is coming in
very slowly the news being favorable from New York
and Liverpool 1t sold yesterday at the following rates:
Uiddi;y.
M'GdnnH; ............'.....'..
otraot MiuunhS.
Sumter Market.
SUMTER. October 24.-CorroN-There has been
about 10 bales sold during tho week ending the oath
tax included: t~
Ordinary ...13H
5000 Crumary. ......................A
Low ~ MiouihB.
Stit NiS;; iS11
etEict Mlodhng...'
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AN ORDINANCE

TO REGUIAyr THE sToRAaE PETROLEUM. rrs pso,
e" DUCTS. AND OTHER rNFLAlrMABLE oIIs
SEQ l. Be It ordained blythe Mayor and Aldermen ,n
Cy Coucti assembled That from and after tho 10Th dny
OF June next shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, hook on Benzine, Bensoe. any olher in
hammabe oil or oils storage for in any cellar
store or building south of Lane street. In larger .p.
hy than ffty gallons on eny lot premises AM,
ay such quantity kept stored shall be contained in
vessels Of tin or other metal. ~ NJ ~
Sro That PerqlAum. Its products, any other In
ahmable oil or os when brought into the city by aml
or water, may be kept on any lot In any building IN
which cotton is not atosed, for period exceeding
twentyfour hours, upon the expiration of which tmt II
shall be removed md kept IN the required by
the foregoing sscton. ...13J j-iaI ~. jIlt1 - ~
SEQ g. Any person or persona violating any part oi
this Ordinance shRl be subject to OF two hundred
doass TOR each offence, recoverable in any Court cou
petent Jurisdiction 9s ,i 4 INV. u = :.
Ratified In City Council his twentyArst day of Nav III
sheyear ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and
stxty-seyeu4 W l,,5iI @Is 49, ~ ~ ~ -
IAS.J x, ~ r. @, GAILLARD. Mavbr
". n. nMITa ClerK OF CoQnc1l. June
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COMMERCIAL


GLACE BAY. B---Por schf Ethan Alen-4l2 tons Coal
to Budd 4 Blako.
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rno Unarles,on Cotton erarker.
OrangeburK Marlkot.
Sumter Mnrket.

SUMTER. October 24.-CoTToN.-There has been
about 10 bales sold during tho week ending the Oath
inst at full prices, with active market We Quot
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1S67-@. 1866-87.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

N|E HAVE USED uALLIGHAN'S PILLS AND FIND
w that they will do all that is claimed for them aud
cheerfully recommend them to public favor.
L. II. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama
j. w. A. SANDFORD Atty Gent of Alabama
ROBT. DOUdHERTY Judge Supreme Court Ala
From THOMAS j. JUDGE. Judge Supreme Court.
L have used GALL1GHAN'S PILLS on nv plantaion
for bever and Ague and find them that claimed for
them. THOS I JTIDGE ~
Montgomery. Ala. September %, 1883
I4owNDEs COUNTY, Alabama
dALLtGHANS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do
Ihey arc decidedly the best medicine for Chis and re
YER ever gave. would not be without them for II,
times the price. j. A. GRAHAM
- AMERICUs, April IT, 1867.
One box OF GALLIGHAN'S PILLS cured me perfectly
or Chils and Fever. They tho best medicine tor
tjh1lls and Fever ever saw. A. G. RONALDSON
Clerk Superior Court, Sumter County, Ga.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July o. 1866.
MessTs. BLUNT HALE-dENTs: have used your
(tALLlGHANS PILLS two occasions for ChiIls and
Fever and find that they effect oil that they arc intend
ed to do They the best remedy for the disease that
have ever tried consider them perfectly reliable
Respectfully. -DAN'L sAYRF
Grand Sec. Grand Lodge of +. and A. nj. of Alabama
ALBANY, Ga, March II, 1867
have used GALLIGHANS PILLS in forty cases Ct
Ch1tis and Fever with perfect success. They are te
best Fever and Ague Pill put up
,,. ABB. FAINT.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON nv
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Ihe dulRsze % sssdo 40 reitetated Ia fe s1as4a,s
eveggwnsrn Taor6 v esin consd6rnblo uezsirSna n,
saxeie nnd tis deoaso IN dry goods fof tiN
day nAs BEEN aufe NneGAnplsd. Ihe P1i7adal.
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Cut This Ont

The Mercantile Times gives the, following
seasonablo rules for young men commencing
business: ~. .S ..s
Tho world estimates men by their success in
and, by general consent, success IS cvis
dence of superiority
Never, under any circumstances, assume a
responsibility you can avoid consistently with
your duty to yourself and others
Base all your actions upon principle of
right; preserve your integrity of character,
and in doing this, never reckon the cost
Remember that self interest is more likely
to warp your judgment than all other circum-
stances combined therefore, look we'll to your
duty, when your interest is concerned. Z
Never make money at tho cxponse' Of your
reputation.
Be neither lavish nor niggardly, of the two
avoid the latter. A mean man is universally
dcspised, but public favor is stepping stone
to Observation-Disclosures generous feelings
should be cultivated
Say but little--think much-and do more.
Let your expenses be such as to leave q
balance in your pocket Ready: money is a
friend in need. ~ h,F
Keep clear Of the law for even if you gain
your case, you are generally loser Of money.
Avoid borrowing and lending.
Wine drinking and cigar smoking nrc bad
habits. They impui. the mind and pocket,
and lead to waste of time.
Never relate. your misfortuncs, and never
grieve over what you cannot prevent.
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mis- Z Ell La SO t. s'.s
Tie. Holy Land in 1887.

The Chicago Jo,,,nals hasa correspondent.
who is strollipg through the Holy Lapa .aad]
Palestine. He is not particularly impressed
with its present state, whatever its past may
have been:' He. says: ''I' have not seen a
,wagon.road in Palestine Even the stones and
timber for building the houses Of Jerusalem
must be brought in the city upoa the backs,of
carels and;donkeys; and the roads over which
Abraham, David, Christ andssthe Apostles once,
travelled are but paths winding over rocks and
around the base Of sterile mountains, In fact;
this whole land, said to have been once so
beautiful; is now but,a rocky barren waste, I
think i haves seem more good land in. one
square mile in Iowa or Illinois than in, all Pal
estine. Much Of the country is occupied by
the Bedouin Arabs, and for the privilege Of
visiting the river Jordan and Dead Sea their
shiek requires s2.50sfro eacli' person. For
this amount he sends q guard of Arabs with
you. The population Of. J Jerusalem,i is now said
to be but l4,O0O." The correspondent upon
this fact, moralizcs thus: "while looking at
the city as it now stands, with the harrow
streets filed with dogs, Arabs and" filth, lit is
hard to realize that it was once the home OF
more than one million human beings, and the
proud metropolis Of mighty nation, While
looking out of the window at the Mosque OF
Omar, where the Turk. bears rule, I can but
ask myself the question. Is it possible that
on that spot stood the temple Of Solomon !? Is
it there that David held his court! The pages
of history answer, Yes; That spot is Mount
Moriah. Upon that ground stood that Temple
whose-glory filed the whole earth,
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Po ETaRY..
Hardia'ia,,es.


No business stirring, oil things at a, stnnd,
People complain they have no cash in hand
Duil times," re-echeea nov from ev'ry quarter,
Even from father to tiie son and daughter. I
Merchants tscty out no money 10 be had,
Grocers say the times7are very bad, 1T. iq..,,;.
Mechanics work, buttheys can get no pay !, J,
heaux dress and iaJies too are gay
GheslIyery h b r dancing twice Q west
business dull--smusen still we e>'H
Some live awhile sand then peranpst sthoy fail,
While many run in debt.an go to Jail. * 49,
The feuales must have ribbons, gauze and laoe,
-And,paint besides, to smooth awrinkled face;
The beaux will dress, go to the ball and play,
itup all night and lay in bed oil day, - =
Brush up on empty fsaio, feok sninrt and rrimi,
Follow each triHing fashion or odd whini. -,.i (:
Are those bad times when persons will profess
To follow fashions and delight in dress?
NO times are good, but people ore TO blame,
Who spend too much, and justly merit shame.
fan Old Poem.
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: Neck twisting in Church. ih

A good story is told of an. .ecccntric old par-
son, who was .sorels annoyed by habit hise
people had acquired (apds ahich ;nisvails,. .byf
the way, in all other ehurches even and
here abputs, to some extent,) oftEisting their
necks around every time ahybcd fentercd tho
door rsd passed up the taisies If. mestih,e
house, shas mander- of Pdrsori. e mig 81
be. -. scss.,cz 81 sFi ,assa >
aYesiis The asanpoy oyaanee, ;,thes,'ia inasr .
exclaimed sne jsunday:: ~. f.;,.,, ss...3 ~.
''Brethrepitf you. viii only ecass tuFnipg
your heads round whenever the daof>epepsy
and you will keep your attention sll on ME + viii
promise to tell YOU as preaoh, vllo it q that
comes in"
| Accordingly he went .on with the scrsiees
and presently made q stop as one Of che dea7
cons entered, saying: n -c !;.Sl.-.xs..aii -
: stFhat istDeacop who kccpssthe groccec-:
ry opposite y xilat ~ :,a.'s eaiiy i:
And then he announced in turn tue advent.
of each individual, proceeding the whilcewith.s:
his. sermon as composedly as the circumstances;
would admit, when ats last 9 stranger came in
Ewhen he cried out: -;
"a littleold man in. green spcctacles and a
,lrab oYcrcoat7 don't know him yon carr all
look for yourselves" ?" . *. - = !. s''st = :.
It is hardly necessary to add that; the sooa
man carried his point, and there Was bat little
neck-twiatins seen in bis conggssatM a! a!te'
that day, .a.-4a .ats ..f.-.A