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DYsPEPsIA! DYsPEPs1A. |.

l. MOSES ToBIN, of Cheltenham, Montgomery
county, Pa have suffered for more than one
wear everything but death itself from that
awful disease called Dyspepsia. 1 employed in
that time lve of the most eminent physicians
in Philadelphia They did all they could for
me with medicine and cupping. but still 1 was
no better. 1 then went to the Pennsylvania
University, in order to place myself in reach of
the best medical talent in the country; buttheir
medicines failed to do me good, and oftentimes
wished for death to relieve me OF my suffer.
ings, but seeing Dr. Wisharts advertisement
in the Philadelphia Bulletin" determined
to try once more, but with little faith. called
on DR.. Wishart, and told him If could have
died / would not have troubled him. and then
related my sufferings to him. The Doctor as
sured me If he failed To cure me of Dyspepsia it
would be the first case in two years; SO put
myself under his treatment, and, although I
had been for months vomiting nearly every
thing 1 ate my stomach swollen with wind and
filled with pain beyond description, bought a
box Of his Dyspepsia Pills. I used them as dl-
rected, and in ten days could eat as hearty
meal as any person in the State OF PennsyIva-
MIA, and in thirty days was a well man. 1 invite
any person suffering as was to call and see
me, and 1 will relate my suffering and the great
cure received. I would say to all dyspeptics
everywhere, that DR.. Wishart is, believe, the
only person on the earth that can cure Dyspep.
sia with any degree Of certainty.
MOSES ToBIN,
Cheltenham, Montgomery county, Pa.
DR. WIsHART's Office, No. 10 North Second
street. ONCE hours from 8 A. NJ. to 5 p, M.
All examinations and communications free.
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contempt

PENNSYLVANIA BANK.-We are glad to see
that the old Pennsylvania Bank building is to
be made of some use. By the Omnibus bill
adopted by the House, an appropriation of
$4,000 was made to erect appraisers stores
on the site of that now worthless property. 1t
is time that some good be got out of the build
ing, and as we could not get it converted into
Post Office or any respectable building, we
hope that it will be of some advantage to the
Government and to the city at large.
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REV. Il. DE WITT TALMAGE AND REV. JOHN
HAMBERs.-Elsewhere we print full reports of
sermons delivered yesterday by these eminent
divines. Mr. aTalmage discoursed upon the
Responsibilities of the Press" and Mr..
Chambers elucidated the question, (Which is
the greatest stumbling block in the Protestant
Church, the Processing or non-Professing
Christian? ~ Both of these addresses will bs
read with interest and profit.
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MEXICAN MATTERs.--The latest news from
Mexico chronicles the almost uninterrupted
success of the Liberals. The defeat of Mira
mon is confirmed while the reported capture
of Juarez proves to have been only an idle
rumor. The Liberals are closing in about the
City of Mexico, which must soon fall into their
hands. The French troops are embarking at
Vera Cruz. Twelve hundred of them were to
have left on the 18th instant.
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QUE NORTHERN exchanges are filed ,

Oof NoaTHEna exchanges are filed viii n,ost
indignant accounts Of the conduct Of the Demo.
ofats ana .Copperheads" in Congress, On the oe.
casaon OF the recent field day" pending the dis
c'sslon ol Inc bn reported by the Judiciary Com
ms.ee N the House requiring attorneys practicine
in The United States Courts to take tho taat oo.,
The Radicals are out Of al conceit with tba 49,
Gratis for not submitting to their fate with - !.
usual good grace. It is so long since the rnnor1 :
has shown any fight, that the dominant party have
come to think their right Of dictation must not -
questioned, and they are accordingly shocked ut
sne conduct Of the said Democrats, who tconld Mt
see H. and kept the dictators all night il the;r
seats. We are sorry we cannot sympathize in this
matter With our friends Of the Northern preaa.
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100000. S

WnL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: rHF
wv name and value Of each article of our Goods nre
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt Of Is cents envelope contuinno
such ticket viii be drawn without choice and delyered
at our o1hce or sent by mail any address The nr
CHASER after seeing wAa article it draws and it's
which may be from one to five hundred dolars-can
then, on payment OF dollar receive tho article
named OF may exchange 1t for any other article
on our circular nt the same value Every ticket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No D1ANKs I'M
Our patrons can depend on foir, honorable DEALING
Tho article drawn will be delivered our Office reoar
less OF Its value or promptly sent directed by
mail, or express. - M =
Letters rom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable g11ts from may be file Mt cur Of
nee among whom we are permittedto to refer to: ~
John s. Holcomb Lambertvile, N. j.. gold watch whine
$3.50; Mrs Bennett, No. 252 Cumberland street Brook
lyn sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoy Stamford Conn,
gold lever watch value $500; Hon. a.. Briggs wash
3ngton C.. diamond pin, s175; J. c. Sutherland Ne
Camp. Emira, N. Y, neodeon, si50: Miss E. Co,lins
Atlanta, Ga. diamond cluster ring $225: Dr. Henri
smith. Worcester, Nass sewing machine S85; r. Shaw
NO. lS9 18th street N. Y, gold watch $50; Ed Boyn
ton, Nashville, Tenn, mecdecl, S100 James RussalI
Montgomery, Ala. gold hunting watch $3.50; r. r
smith Providence, L. l., silver lever watch $50: Oscar
Puruy. Madison, n j., music box, s45; Hon. r. S. New
el. st. Pauls, Mimi, gold watch, $185; r. RI sperrv
itchaeld, Ccnn, silver watch, S55; VIM. B. Peck Hae.
lem, Hls, music box, S76; VIM. Raymond Dayton Ohio
silver tea set $125; Miss E. n. Schenck Detroit Mich
diamond enr rings 1925; Pierre Beaudin St Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, diamond ring $40; Mrs Martha
Barnes, st. Louis, Mo-. melodeon value !s125 ="
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WHITE POINT GAR.DEN.

pRoPOsALS WANTED-wHTTE PONT GARDEN
~here needed; to repair the wooden and fron IalIr
and paint tho sae 70 renew the Bcnches replace tie
nure and plant the whole in grass (, - - - -,
ALso .F.s5ssSR Il ysTtas'
10 enclose the PARK in Hanstead Mall with a good
new and substantial wooden enclosure with eeats the
whois 70 be painted the tees to be renewed from thoee
now 700 much crowded in Atken's Row: the whole ma
nured and sown In grass; and -
70 plant out new trees IN the place OF those dead in the
CITY CITY HALL PARK, and tho beds to bo nnanrred and
estmates wanted for EACH and the work to be
oy the lst Aprl and estimates handed in bv
1ne Ssth January, to 60 before Council on that ay
W.. Y $S2S ~ .-,.. r. WILLIS, Chairman
{. January as - 1.An' 'tA1.-' ae.
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Be 4 Ordained, That from and after tie first day OF
January next every person keeping shop store or
IN mercantile business in the City Of Charleston
snail post up and keep posted up in conspicuous
place. at his or hor busrees stand and stands conspc-
ous SigE Board or Plate containing his or her given
gwen and % ap5nsfG p5nsGns or manu dealt e ere
shall forfe1t and pay to the City penalty fifty dollars
ior ea"h and every offence deault ard i'll addition
thereto further sum of fifty dollars and cvc
month during which the provisions OF this Ordinance
Shall remain not complied with Irorcd ho,ccre, That
nothing herein contained shall aDply to the spcial mart
ners of limited partnership |I- -
Ratified December 2 1881
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7fst,s% E.5g='t& &s&t.- NOTICE.. W. aSsg "A
OFFICE OF TIE CAPTAIN OF POLICE. j, I:
CHAn1EsIoN 8. c., January as, 1867.
. IN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF FEBHuARy
" " next the Police win report all HACKS, CARTs
&C. 60. found plying for hiro without license
govern thernseives accordingly A. - '''A - 4
January 2s 1no 81 Canaan a. pcuo.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT USD5E1,
the folowin. Ordinance licenses have prepared
Tor delivery from this Oiicr. S.THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. l. Be it Orr,,inrd by tie Mcy9r ara Aldermen j.,
cty Co"ncH assembled Tina: from and day
OF January licenses shall be taken carts draws
aud Wagons. used for private domestic purposes in
the suil'e mailcr and nrcordn. to the provisions
of force III relation to and wagons, Let or
driven for hire, except .,ivt. bo,Ids And each such
cart dlay or wagon, shall be provided with badge con-
tanning The number thereof and marked I'rirnfc, be
placed on the outside Of the shaft
SEC. = No person shall be taken b: the Treasurer rs
surety to any bon under the Ordinance concerning IL
cellscs for carts. drays ai other carriages
less he or she hc f:Ccholdcr. g. ##YM
SEC g. The follow ng shall hereafter bo the rates for
licenses for public and private carts rays, wagons &c.,
including The horses mules thcrco which slali
be free from other taxation:
PUBLIC CARTS, DKAIs ETC, THOSE EMPLOYED ~ ANY
BUSINESS WHATEVER FOR Hr1sE DIRECT ,, INDIRECT.
mule, $40.
Tor every cart ray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules $50. #a l@
For every hack ana carriage with two wheels 500
For every hack and carriage with four wheels s4u.
For every stage omnibus. Except linc omnib,s
with two horses, $50
For every stage omnibus (:xs,,t line o,nni,,us,
drawn by four horses SEQ. #@g
For truck drawn by two horses or mules
$50. =
For every express wagon drawn by two or more horses
| or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS. DrA7s, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, SIS.
For every cart, dray wagon used for private or do
mesc purposes. and not to bc employed in the trans
porting Of goc:-. wares. merchandise. lumber, any
other commodity for compensation. either directly
indirectly for tn: shall }ay for license the
Sc, exclusive OF the horse mule.
Ratified in City Council. this 10th day OF January,
II. S. il, tho Year Of thousand eiSl,, HUN
drcd and siHty-siI.
p. G. GATLLARD, Mayor
January Z w a S,IirFI C1cr1 of Council
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... - : = - Co. 60
FIN a N GgAl,

CHECKS on NEW YORK SOLD.
y bought. by C. T. IOWSnES n",sn 80 A>-'
January 26 - X, IN ,,rS,,, ,..,,t
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.Sa"l4 VIZ 1N1-at,sa@ NOTICE..
OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF poIICEl
,- CHARLESTON, s. c., January g. 1867
1aE EOlLOW1NG ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
y hSHED for general information. The Police have
" Heo1uady next c. 3. SIGWALD.
Captain of Police.
Az o1ko1NAECh TO PROTECT PAvEnfENrs AND a1DE-
{ WALKS OF THE CrT7. EEsTy
\. e u orddtned 6y 0e Adyor and Aldermen of fCnars-
IN Cty cosneu assembled and hereby ordained by
ne asaortty e tie same That nom and after the first day
september next there shall be Laid down by the
occupant Of each lot in the city having entrance
car1ages WAGONS carts aud drays. platform lod or
stone extending not moro than from the curb
stone towards the centre Of he streets the cwner or
occupant OF such lot not having platform as herein
70 protect the pavement against the OF
or other vehicles sha aud nay tho sum
o. nve aoars; and In the event that the said pavement
becomes Broken ne shall pay In addition to the atore
said penalty the costs and charges OF ondinu the
ana also the SUM OF five dollars for day The Same
4 Raahed ts City Council August IS, 1851 3 tS
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A It PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM IN
~ GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing G. acres OF
Mnd "a or which cleared and under fences tho bal
anSe well wooded. This place situated 16 miles from
Charleon, on the State Road, aud within quarter OF
mile OF the Northeastern Rxilroad There is fpc or
chard Oh the place. 7'' = -
For information apply to
DR. a. BAER
Decemoerl ~ No. 131 Meeting street
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Extract from Ordinance Rutifsi November aOia 1906
SEC. No cloth awning shall be putup in such man
Ler os 70 oosuct loot passengers no sc,.-board
sna e erected otherwise than thirteen mon, tho sur
under penalty OF Twenty Dollars for each and
ed otherwise than heren Greeted shall 20 remain
SEC G. No person persons whosoever shall for the
Of exposing any goods commodities OF other
for sale place Or cause to be placed any such
taolc BENCH stlboard box, other arpontnge in any
street. Line, alley. public thorouehfare or foot
pavement within the City, under penalty Of Twenty
or each and every such offence and for
such ohence is committed Provided ho,cerr That VEN
que sters shall be permitted expose before Their
stores such goods ana commodities they sell at public
aucuon, but not to take the front OF
respective vendue sorcs and to the distance OF sir
feet beyond the same g,t.# n5- . n y sg T0- -.
SEC T. No person or persons whosoeyer shall suffer
OF any description, any other matter or tn, to mn,
her or them belonging consigned lay or stand for
longer space than four hours in any street. lane alley
or public thoroughfare within the City under nen.r
or Two Dollars with COSTS every hour that ay such
arce or thng slnl 80 lay stand beyond the above
mentioned time: excepting, materials for building in re-
gard 70 which the following regulations be observ
CO. namely When any persons shall erect or
repair any house Other building upon any street lane
auey or open court, within tho city he she or they
snan make application for the Of so much Of the
lot On which such building be erected nor xtend
more thon sx feet into the streets which such
son or persons shall forthwith enclose with SUFFICIENT
fence a least SIX feet high deposit WITHIN the
same the requisite materials building and rcpairnr.
and such fance together with the Remaining ateria he
se OF tney shah remove as the work be fnish.
iorng Two Dollars for every that such fence or
such materials shall afterward remain unrcmoved: and
on pam aso OF having the removed his her or
tneas eur expense, By the City authorities. -
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PCELlC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY.

CARTS, DRAWS, &c.
VIE TINE FOR TAKING OUT LICENSES FOE THE
Il year expires Win tls n ofttl January 90
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OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE,
CHARLESTON, s. c., january &c. 1867 !
ME FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUU-
~ L1SHED for tho benefit OF all whom it may co,l-
Germ c. b. SIGWALD, VI
4&9a Captain OF Police.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
F=s-a 5l77s.a
k:iiLE. LOAN.

f'iiIE LOAN.
MAiCEA1irI OT CHARLESTON
CirT HALL. Move abtr ., 1876. X.
a LII LIElSONS DESll!OCS OF l;l.Bi 'LIINti IN I. e
a Durnt Districts and Waste Places I. the titv uu-
uer IN Act OF the General Assembly, ,vt.. authority
70 tue tity Council Of Charleston p.oc.c in the mat
Ter OF Fir. Loan. with view aid il, building uu tho
City aEe" arc hereby notified that the form of anp-
cation Tor lonns can bc obtained Office of tho (rr
OF Council. between the hours Of \. NJ. aud = T. NJ
nu appncauons must b: filed i'll the above mentioned
Office, the Committee will meet every Jlouday In con
slider the same. ' " w.
BY order Of the Mayor w IT SMITH,
November C.rl. ~ I,,,,,;,
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MIS- CELLAMEOUS,

GTOPPED FROM a NEGRO MAN, By
- member OF the Police. number Of FOWLS. which
the owner can have by applying at the Upper Wards
Guard House and proving property.
eas.# @@ .,0 L. J. KINGMAN NJ
January 81 s. LIST Lieut. Upper Wards Police.
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THE AIKEN PRESS.
WHARF NOTICES.
UNION WHARNES. NJ
At TEE FOOT OF HAYNE AND PINCKNFY sTs

DER NO. KAs BEEN THoURoUaH1Y REBurr
ana Is now greatly improved by the addition OF \
sned o feet long which offers advantages landing and
tecev1ng cargoes- The stceahtps Of the .BalH
more and Charleston railroad and steaship Company
y Piers Noe and embrace large water front avail
able for ahipptng The proximity these docfs to the
DOCK renders them convenient for vessels needing
Upon the promises desirable locations for cal ~
pots. woodyards, &C., to DO rented 7 -, - '>l,Ae
y CoURTENAY + TRENHOLM.
n NsV' ea.AOos q ~ tnIfaano Lessees
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New York Prize Association.
No. 500 BROADWAY, N. r.
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELoDEONs sEwnSo
MACHINES M MUSIC BOXES, SILVER
WARE, FINE GOLD AND |"
SILVER WATCHES,
ELEGANT JEwEERH,
VALUED AT
100000.
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EDU CATIO NAL,

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR vOrrNr,
LADIES' ---'
M Is JOHN n LAAURENs. IA ASSISTED BY TIE REV.
1N- " b. W. HOWE, at No. Is Coming street
1erm commencing October LIST, and ondng yuiy 4st.
For particulars apply as above a1' AN e'''1N' NJ 80
Ocrobar 19 sE#. 4 lssr7 @EF#" a@5 @s&&. y.
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- SCHOOL.
TUE SUBSCRIBER WILL REOPEN HIS scuon1
~ on Monday. 4th February.
*5 ..&.-H H.@ ". J. LESESNE.
RJcyences-Hon- W. d. POTTER, JAMES r PpnSa,p
Esq" DANIEL LrsEseE, Esq, e. N. FULLER ESQ IL
folo
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ENOR RSALE.-A DESIRABLE PLANTATION
on Port Royal Island, $40 acres: 200 ncres ready
1or cultivation, the balance wood land. This paca ia
neanufuliy situated on Broad River, hours drive
rom the Town OF Beaufort 1t has ample accomnoda-
WAGONS and implements The place will be sold at
gain. and part OF the purchase money remain on
mortgage II desired. For further particulars inquire Of
e. W. DENNIS,
January ~ 1nlo* Planters Hotel
ENOR SALE, TWENTY LARGE. FAT
IL and 5-ycar old broke MULES; and THIRTY (
and year old For sale at Mills House Stable Apply
10 II. w. CAhION. January IA
E'OR sALE, A SCHOLARS: III, IN PKIIIA-
10 DELPHIA University of Medicine and Surgery
ihs Scholarship entities students instruction u
ui graduation in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, cmbrac-
ing Anatomy. Surgery, Physiology, Materia M.slica
Chemistry Obstetrics. and Diseases Of Women and Ch
drcn and Practce Of Medicine aud pAtholo
gy AS this il one Of the first Medical Unverste. OF
the country, favorable opportunity is offered those
stmdy1ng medicine Tor scholarship. Apply at this
np1.,D ,har1 K
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ITO RENT, A COMFORTABLE COTTAG
j. in healthy part Of the city Apply Mt No Z AM
dERST STREET. o. Jann,rr %
ITO RENT.-ONE ROOM IN A GENTEEL
j. private family Also KITCHEN md Servants rooms
For particulars apply at this Office. November 81
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r O R z N T.,

ITO RENT, THE RESIDENCE No. IS AN
Il SON STREET. containing four square, two attic.
dressing room. pantry and two basement rooms, eight
Kitchen rooms, nil well finished, Gas and water through
out, three piazzas very wide; lot As by 15O sur
rounded by fine shade trees with flower garden In front
Apply on tho promises. tutls January %
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Dyster Per mead OF the population. The number
OF snalls-now 80 savorite and edible with thetpa-
Fls.an gourmands as to have thrown the frog tba
natao1al dehcacy par excellence, completelv into
the eLade-brought daily to the Paris ~ o-l.+ =
not 80 easily ascertained; all one knows !. 49,
from burgundy and Champagne, The Great 30 !,
producing districts, upward Of ono hund,ea t.,
sand are dispatched to Paris every day.
A dispatch from Chicago, January 22d a,vs.
1T is satisfactorily ascertained to-day that tha
Opara House has been drawn by u. n. Cncsrv
himself He held the 81, 900 tickets which reroo;n-
ed unsold The reports Of othor parties havn,,
drawn it are for the purpose Of gaining time. and
Q allow the excitement to subside. The result
LITE MIR. CROSBY from bankruptcy to fortune
OF nearly million dollars. There has been M
complaint as to the fairness of the drawing. TIE
twenty thousand dollar picture-the Yo sen;te
Valley-was drawn by Mr.. CRossx himseKn
The following description is given OF the com.
mander-in-chief Of the Argentine army, by the cor
respondent OF the Tribune: s.Brieadier- Genera,
BAarHoLEME" MrThK, ccmmander-in-chicf ~ t,,o
allied forces, and President OF the Argentina -
public, has rare qualities for commsnaar n.
ts deliberate, brave, reserved until annro.a,oa
and then cordial, Of few words, upright and 49,
4Atigable. he is q lawyer, q poet. an an+ho- :,
military tactics, q historian and an orator H. /.
fond Of books, and he has at home a maen;fcsas
library On the centre table Of Ills study he has
= large family Bible, presented to him by the
American Bible Society. For many years ho has
been the head Of his party, having always been A.
the head Of the Provisional or OF the National
aes1ny, since his first promotion"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-24

BILLIARD MArcH.-A. W. Jameson,
holder ofthe champion cue Of California,
has accepted the challenge of Edward
Morris, to possess himself Of it. The
match is for $500 a side, and to be played
within thirty days from July 18th inst,
1900 points, caroms on n regulation
carom table, crotches barred, with q
inch balls. Each party has deposited
$3.50 as forfeit money, and, neither de-
posi-, will he forfeited through failure to
come to time Of the party putting it up.
With Jameson, billiard amateurs and
the public generally are acquainted with
mis- stvle and achievements az the game.
Morris halls from Peoria, Illinois, and
came 20 California in 1861. lie says he
has never played II match in California
nor on this coast. After arriving here
be became attracted by stories of sue
cess of parties in silver and gold quartz
mining, and has spent most Of his time
in our Washoe mines, and i'll Idaho, and
Montana. He left Salt Lake one month
ago. &c is twenty-nine years old, of
medium size, quiet department, aud from
his build seems capable of enduring
much fatigue. The game will uadoubt-
eddy attract much attention among
amateur aud professional billiard men,
while a zest will be added to witness
the play Of the stranger, who, unher-
aided and unknown, de6antly challenges
the champion player.
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For RafaelllRb hob

THERE VIII sEARAppLE FOR A pnI
lgAmerlcAn Herse Saddle mud Bride s,ths
Senate Saloon. on ths, 10th day q, August 1851.
100 Chance. at O. PSF chance fos par4cnlsss,
inoplrsa q the SenAt. Saloon, o.. ~ my stshtS
yhsrs The Horse and risgipg can be fsl. ISrhS
Rafde y 70 b governed by the su!sses 4iPg'
Gold Hin, July 10. 1851 on .i1HNipfd