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Shall Nature he Sustained?

To give dobising medicines to the weak is about as
sonsble as it would bs to try to help man to his feet
Ivy kicking him when he was down.
That sort Of practice is going out Of fashion. It has
tiled so many grayeyards that PEOPLE longer believe
In it.
If those who not strong by nature expect to avoid
the attacks eff disease they must endeavor to acquire TIC
vigor necessary to resist
How Is this to be donef Common sense suggests By
the use Of invigoratIng medicine.
The great object s to STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM WITH.
OUT EXCITING IT.
This object Is accomp ished by the iudicious use o.
tho most potent and genial Of oil vegetable tonics and
alternatives, HOSTEL TER's STOMACH DITTERs.
Many valuable properties combined in this
tion 1t improves the appetite and digestion
easy and perfect 1t gives steadness to the nerves. in
ucos healthy natural flow Of bile prevents oonstpa-
ton without unduy purgng the 0eN els gently snu-
lates the circulation, and by promoting a vigorous
condition of the phyaical system promotes also. that
chesrfuness which is the truest indication Of we'll
balanced condition Of all the animal powers.
Summer Leaves both the body and the mind more or
less exhausted. Now is the time to recruit them and
thus foresta the maaous feves and other complaints
which PROSTATE 80 many thousands every Fall.
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Oface Of City Registrar. November s. 1867
GEORGE s pELZER. NJ D., City Registrar

MURDER WILL OuT.-The older portion Of the
community remember the mysterious murder Of
LYONS, 4 matchmaker, who kept store on East
Bav, near the Custom House. This murder oc-
Cured over twenty years ago, and various surmis-
es were entertained and several persons arrested
at different times On suspicion. The store vas
broken open and completely guttea, while Lyons
was murdered in most barbarous manner. A
tsveuer named Flash was suspected o. having
committed the crime, and, though the evidence
appeared strong, he succeeded in clearly establish
,pe his innocence. The evidence was only circunl-
stantsl, and several persons who had been lnti-
mate with Lyons were suspected, some Of them
having carried the stigma to tie day OF their death
Reliable intelligence recently receiTed from Ger
many statss that q German named Pappe, former
~ clerk in drug store in this city, was executed
in Hungary for murder. On the scafold, he con-
sessed that, among other crimes, he had murdered
Iyons IN order to rob his store. The news WILL Do
extremely gratifying TO the old residents OF the
o;ty. and especially to those who have been so
lons suspected OF this crime. There is no sayipg
more truthful than that murder will out, an 1t
has been h-ppily proved correct in this case
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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 the undersigned. at the
old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thereon,
on the Southeast corner Of rrapan and Queen streets
measuring In front Queen street As feet and n depth
OF feot inches; bounding North on Queen street. souh
on lands OF Trumbo East on lands now or late OF g. W.
Cooper, and West on Tracman street
Terms-One-third oash; balance In one. two and
three years. secured bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises and insurance on the building to
such amount aa the Master may require. and the policy
assigned to him. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. j. W. CRAY,
November6 w3tul Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Bennett as. Bennett.

OeHUtII %. DcTFHctt
On TUESDAY the 2eth instant at II O'Clock will be sold
at the old Custom House,
ALI that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings thereon on
the West side of st. Phi ip's street, Charleston Neck
known On plat Of R. z. Payne, drawn June 1s 1849 by
the letter E. measuring IN front SO feet inches on the
back line 81 feet nches and IN depth 100 feet more or
css bounding North on on slleyway, South on lot D.
and West on lot b, as per said plat
Terms-One.third cash balance on bonds. with inter-
est payable semiannually on credit oi one and two
years the bonds to be secrd by mortgage Of the prem
ises The buildings to be insurned and kept insurej
and the policy assigned until the bonds paid and the
mortgage satisfied. The premises are now under lease
which will expire In twelve months purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. ]. W. GRAY,
November wStul Master In Equity.
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Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
-reatsst importance to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beau iu, th'
,ospised rcspecred, and the forssken loved
No young lady gentleman should fail to send tne!t
address, and receive copy postpaid by return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer q,
uorcb on lyr TrnJ T.
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A CUNNING vuLAN.-Jenkins alas Four Miles:
a colored prisoner, con' icted of being ring
leader in the late riots made his escape from the
constable who bad him in charge, by adroity slip
ping through the back door of the Court House
yard. Four Miles is an old villain, and his escape
is matter of regret to the community, as he will
nraY unon their purses.
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A Card.


What is TARRANTS EFFERvEsCENT SETTER
APERIE Vt, and what Its effects7 These are ques
tons which the great American pubic h.s right 10
ask AMI also has right to expect candid and salts
factory reply The preparation Ia mild and gentle
salne catharc Alternative and tonic and In most care
fully prepared In the form Of white powder con-
tanning all the wonderful medical properties OF the far
famed Seltzer Springs Of Germany
Of its effects we would say that those who hayo tested
the preparation the best judges and they declare
over their own signatures thst the prepertion will
promptly releve indigestion. Regulate the how Of hs
bile. Cure every species Of headache Tranquilizs tas
nervous system Refresh and tnvigorate the weak. Mil
gate the pangs Of Rheumatism Nsutrare ac,d IN tho
stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist taa
falling appetite. euro the heartburn.
II you sufferer give this Remedy ene trial. and 1t
will convince you Of the above facts.
TARRANT l. CO., Sole Proprletors, New York,
Sold BY all Druggists. Smos September 70
The Time to Advertise An tho Country.
The PHGaIE has large circulation throughout th,
middle and upper Disricta OF the State. idvertisin,
rates reasonable as the strnseucy OF money mar.
kct will warrant Merchants and others wikhirS TO use
the columns Of the paper viii address
JULIAN a. sELBI. Proprietor,
february o Columbia. ). c.
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LAaaE CLEARANoE.-The ship R. G. Winthrop
was cleared here yesterday for Liverpool by
Messrs. Patterson Stock having on board car
80 OF 81 bags sea island and SO77 bales Of upland
cotton. The Winthrop has on board the earliest
cotton cargo of the season cleared from th; port.
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n YOU want cheaL 6lank BooAs;
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fyou want Books bouul III any style, or .ceount
Books made to order, With any dosirod pattern OF
ruling, go 20 HIRAM HARRIS No. 80 Broad street.
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HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS are emphatical-
ly the peoI les remedies, Economical simple, conve
nent and efficient they form sys.em Of prompt RENE
dial oaus Cor families quite superior 10 anythice ever
cffared to tho public.
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell at 10 o'clock, dry
goods, notions &c.
J. A. ENsLow & Co. will sell, at II o'clock,
the schooner Odd Fellow.
N. HUNT & Son will sell, at 10 o'clock, boots,
shoes, &c.
J. & F. DAWSON will sell, at LIT o'clock, the
sloop Joseph and John.
r. n. MARSHALL & Bro. will sell, at 10 o'clock,
horses, mules, cart, harness. &c.
SMITH I; McGnuvRAx will sell at log O'Clock,
tables, chairs, bedding, go.
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hIIIVIIlIan JUIIl IA IAOIOUI "IE@ e10e
ciocteo, and Council then adjourned.
THROWING TIE TRACK FROM TIE SoUIH CARo-
Liza RA1LRoAp-On the 10Th Of October lsst cer'
tain parties, then unknown, removed portion u
the track Of the South Carolina railroad near Hop
kins Turn Out, causing the night express freight
train from Columbia to be thrown from the track
badly damaging the engine and several cars, and
inaicting some injuries on several Of the train
hands. The occurrence was at once reported to
Headquarters, and Lieutenant q. ". Hendricks,
Chief Of the Detective Force was erected to send
one Of his most active and reliable me to invests
gate the affair. Officer s. ]. Coates was assigned
to this duty and immediately proceeded to the
scene Of the accident. where he was engaged tor
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Z. II, Il,

Are synonymous With HeRlth, Strength and vigcr
Tho secret will be revealed by investing bottle Of
rANnNIN's HEPATIC BITTERs For sale by al
Drusssss.
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WE ARE ander obligations to Purser j. q.
Rrookes, OF the steamship Champion, for favors.
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SHOES For Tu2 MILLIos.-Ou: enterprisjng
neigbbors, Mess,s- D. T. Fleming & Co, have de-
termned that this winter shall rot ses many bare
feet, ana 7:ith oommoudable forethought have
added T. their stock several hundred cases Of
boots and shoes. The eidew; TX in froat of their
store ia always crowded with goods. and the uc-
tivity displayed b. tha c,ogks is a t gn that the
shoe trade ia not langraaing. Iessrs. D. Z.
Fleming & % aIo prepared to eol their supplies
at the lowest masAst rats, and those in need os
good understanding should apply ct once,
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AUCTION SALES.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Home Loan and Building Association rs. H. c.
Brown, Executor.
On TUESDAY the 26h inst, s II o'cloc will be sold.
at the old Custom House.
AL that LOT OF LAND situate at the Northwest cor
Of Anson and George streets, measuring on George
street 50 feet. Anson street 65 feet on tho North ne
and West on land Of J. W. Brown, South on George
street. and Eas On Anson street.
Terms-Onethird cash. balance 10 two equal sIcces-
sivs annual insalments with interest from day Of SALE
payable annually secured by the bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage Of tie premises
Purchaser to pay fer papers and stamps.
JAMES W. GRAY,
November 6 w3tu1 Master In Equity.
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UNDER DECREE IN Equity.

Forsyth et al., Us. Qunngn.
On TUESDAY, the 26th instant at IL O'CLOCK will DO
sold, at the Old Custom House
ALI that LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon,
situate on the West side Of President street. opposite the
Arsenal Square, measuring on the front and hack hnea
each 10 feet and in depth 28 feet less. Bound
ing East President street. West by marsh land, North
on land Of Colcn, and South on Land OF Muckenfuss
ALSO,
Tho LOT OF LAND with the Buildings thereon, situ'
ate Ou the West side Of Coming street. North Of Went
worth street. measuring in front Coming steet 27
feet on the back line % feet and In depth on tho North
line 50 feet on the South line IS fse bounding South on
lot next described.
The LOT with the Buildings thereon adjoining the last
described the South and situate the West side Of
Coming street measuring in mont IS feet on the back
line 81 feet and In depth the North line IS feet on
the South lhe &S feet.
Terms One fourth cash. balance IN one. two and
three years. In equal nstamenta with interest from the
day Of SALE payable annuay. secured by bonds OF
the purchasers and mortgage Of the respective lots
Sold The buildings to be insured and the policies as
signed. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
J.W GRAY,
November6 w3tu1 Master In Equity.
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LITTLE L HARSiiALL,
Agents for the IugersOll cotton
Press.
40. I'D lIEETING STREET.
Opposite Pavilion Hotel.
1Ana Il tcwf CharlestOp s c.
A aupEas STOCK OF FINE
GOLD AND SOLID SILVER Watches.
.lI warranted 60 run and thoroughly fesu-
ulatcG, ct the low price OF 5lJ cachI

Ihe above eoc; VIII DC d. osed u on 4e popular one
p-ce p.an giving every p-ron Nae Coli OR solid Sill
Tei Wuscn .o- S.U. Yiihou: regGrd 10 value.
We wish 10 immediately dispose OF the above ynif
cant stock Cgrt;ee, naming the articles, placed
n eoaed envelopes. aud well mixed Hol!e-s are emu.
led 10 the article named on their certificate upon pey.
rent o. Zen Dos.o whether 1t be Watch worth $1,000
Or worth less. The return cf any OF cetncses
entities YOU 20 ne article aed thereon upon payment
,.aI 10 is named q any certificate It vii at ol.e
~ seen thia 40 Los egy. put Straightforward
aI In-a.a ranslci-r WI cA mly be puric. .ntvd ii
ev-u by he .ost lasIdlJual
sinsie er lclte wi. &C sent - .1a. POSTPAID upon
recoiLt OF rs cent?. v. icr II, - lty.iise
~ elegant Uranium 10. IS, ST.: = = more valuable
p remiuln Tor Sl1t &c huodro: : 80 superb ".!ca
u 81. 10 !. -Its Or /. ose WI .plUyAeit, uns
IA 6 r4rs opportunity L. i . :ay oonduHsod
Yusiness tuly GlLloriz, d py t-c LII AID oIeS
. the most careful srruiuy. ~ ddrees
WE:C;.f..- .O.6 CO..
importers, 20. ~ -. tway, y. l.
October % limo
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

On TUESDAY the 28th November at II O'clock will be
sold under the direction of the undersigned, at the
old Custom House,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildngs thereon,
situate on the East corner OF Coming and Shepherd
streets North Of Line street. bounding Nor'h on shep
herd street. East Land OF Picket South on David b.
the front and back lines each AZ feet less and
10 feet more OF less In depth.
Terms-One-hlf cash, balance in one and two years.
secured by bond Of the purchaser aud mortgage Of the
premises buildings 10 be insured amount required
by the Master and the policy assigned. Purchasers to
pay Tor papers aud stamps ]. W. GRAY,
November 6 w3tul Master III EQUITY.
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DISTRICT COURT r-Hos. GEO. ". LOGAN PREslD.
ISe.-The petition o. N. G. Luden to be admitted
a oitzsn was granted, Mr.. Luden having subscrib-
ed TO the necessary oath.
The State us. Peter Miller-Larceny. The prl-
soner plead guilty to petit larceny.
The State us Frederick jenkins alias Four Mile,
and Samuel Jacobs-Riot. R. ", Seymour, Esq,
for the defence.
This vac toe riot that occurrel on the night OF
the 14th Of August near the corner of King street
and Smiths Lane during torchlight procession.
Mr.. Ahrens, who kept o store at the corner, was
badly beaten By tho crowd and his store broken
open. pistol shot was fired near the procession,
and, under the impression that it came from Mr..
Ahrens store, they proceeded to ransack it
thoroughly. The account Of this riot laa already
been published In this papsr, and number OF Wit
aesscs testifying that the prisoners we're promi-
nently engaged in the riot, they we're found guilty
The State us. Sam'l. Hayard-Assault, with In
tent to kill. R. W. Seymour for the defence. This
case was similar to that preceding, and some oil
the game witnesses we're on tho stand. Verdict
Guilty, but the council moyed for an appeal.
This Stste os. Emma Jackson-Larcouy. The
prisoner plead guilty to Petit Larceny.
The State Us. Joshua Rains-Larceny. Contin-
ued, and the prisoner discharged on his own re-
oogniEance.
REGISTRATION IN SouTA CAROLINA. follow
ing are tn official returns o! registrat en- in the
,.rnr,l d;.triot oP Gorth Noro,ina na receivad hy
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ANEW ScHooL.-To moet the wants of the white
children of Charleston it is proposed to open on
Decemuer 9Th, parochial school, under the direc-
ton of the Rev. A. ToosER PORTER. The charge
for instruction will be go low as to make the school
practically free one, and arraI gements have been
made to supply books to those children who can
not purchase them. Such school was absolutely
necessary, and the managers have determined to
make it one that shall do credit to the city and to
themselves.
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CHURCH E1EcT1oN.-At the Fourth Quarterly
Conference for WATERFORD Circuit NJ. E. Church,
South, held at Mount Carmel, November I'd, 1877,
Rev. F. A. Mood, President, the following gentle
men we're elected to serve as Stewards for the en-
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REGISTRATION IN THE C1TY.-The polls we're
opened to-day in accordance with tho announce
mept made in the papers, though but few persons
availed themselves OF the privilege Of becoming
bona ds citizens. The following Is the returns as
received:
City Hall, Wards Nos. and 2-Number 3 ofregis-
tered, whites, 2; cc!ored, 8; unable to write, e.
Market Hall, Ward No. s-Number Of registered,
whites, 4; colored, /; unable to write. l.
Washington Engine House, Wards Nos ., 6, Z
and e-Number Of registered, whites, 2; colored, s.
unable to write. I.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SALE OF LOTS IN AIxEN.--The lots IL !,lEen re-
Gently offered g. ra!Ia Will DOW be sold ut lo4
nr.ce. tie rafi5 having baan unsuccessful Per-
sons Wishing to secure REAL estate al low price
are referred to the advertisement
ATrEy TON HoUsEKEEPERs Tie order Is right
face, Forward march, to McseEa. Adams s Damon S
store, in Broad street, where every variety Of TIM
ware csu be procured a: = modtrate outlay. Tin
is az indispensable adjunct to housekeeping artl-
cles, and Messrs. Adams Damon have varied
assortment that Will cxact.y su.t :h9 .Ies, Sc
though hey sell the IN, ;Acy oa.y AK paper. and
that only " irac.ioas. currency. visit to thor
Establishment III prove profitable 10 both parties.
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale By order Of the United States KarsAds.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL,
Auotioneers, No. 13e Meeting street. opposite
tho Pavilion Hotel,
VIII sell at their stores the cntire STOCK Of sVET
sELIGMAN removed for convenience Of SALE com.
mcncipg THIS DAY, eth November. at 10 O'Clock.
coSs1srrso N rAaT OF:
DRESS GOODS, MERINOs, Silks, Apacas. BaregeS,
Grenadines, French Calico Marseies, Prints Nuslins.
Longcotbs Corset Jeans Paper Canbrcs, Table Linen.
Cole ed Flannel Mosquito Netting, Rriltants. Nainsook
Musln, Linen Diaper, Towelling Skirt Insertion, &C.
ALSO
GENTS LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS, Merino Undershtrts.
Belknap and Cashmere Shirts, Ladies' nderolothing.
Corsets Lace Trimming LADIES' and Gents Linen and
Cambria Handkerchiefs, Madras Bead Handkerchiah,
Gents Silk Bandkerchiefs.
ALSO,
and White Plaid Shaws Black Lace Wells Ladies' Linen
and Muslin Spencers, Balmoral Skirts, &c.
MILLINERY GOODS-Ladies' and Misses Hats. trim
med and untrtmmed, Velvet Ribbon. Trimming VetTet
Sash Ribbon. Belt Ribbon, sk Parasols and Umbrellas,
Silk Fans, &c.
HosIERY-A complete line of Ladiss', Missea' and
Gents Hose and hafHose, Of superior quality.
ladies' Gents and Misses KID. and lisle Thread and
Cotton Gloves. Gents Felt Hats, Csps &c.
Ready Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, ladies' and
Misses Balmoral Caters, slippers, &c.
TOGETHER
large assortment of NOTIONS. JEWELBY, CUT.
LERY, &c.
Tho above sale will be continued from doy TO day until
the entire stock is disposed Of
The goods ben frstclaas this sale is worthy the At
tenton of city and country buyers.
Term cash. ]. 2. u. RPPING,
United States Ma<shau.
MCKAY CAMPBELL.
November Auctooeera.
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cfxfoE OF KrSo's AioUSTAIS RAILROAD COMPANY
YolKvuLE, S. G., April 10, 1857
GESrIExEs havo just received your letter OF Feb
ruary l4thupon my return TO this Place. after an ab-
scnce OF TWO Inouhs-nd this reply ay be too late for
The Press I used N ps EiAg my cotton last year
worked admirably packing, with ease nom 900 to e2o
ba WITH good active hands to work It. AIN satished
las, from e3ht9or 70 twenty bs.es might readily be
psokAd IN day.
Ins II Ed combines the advantages CT llghtness and
consequant portability and s.petty being sastly mall
n1ed b, any one ordinary in.eihSe1co Great COM
rSssang fofcs wi.h Little motive power, and last but
not least worked entirely BY hsnd thus saving or
the r.m horses the aid iLor imposed ulon hctG By
the Use OF the ordinary "ScTeHs
Nespsctfui.y &C. you7s :. II. LAW.
To LITTLE x MAnsEALL, Charleston. D. Z.
Fer DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LlsT
odd
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RKeIsIRA1IoN IN SouTA CAROLINA The follow
ing are tn official returns o! registrat en- in the
several district Of South Caro,ina, as received by
~. NJ ;or a,or,l CoY,moO
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
nut Oh s. Plantation.
uPiNIOHs oE THE PEOPLE,
h1EspALE. BARSwELL DISTRICT. 5. ca

AI1ENpALR. BARSwELL DISTRICT. 5. C.,l
March ]. 1857. !
HssSrs Like Mdrshdu.
GrsrLEAEY: I uped, during tbs past season. one OF
"nuersos Portable Cotton Presses purchased Of you
last ,eptembor have always been eudiced in favor
OF the screw Press and nothing but dire necessity in
duced me 10 ~ any other take pleasure, however IN
adding nv tcsdmony In favor Of Its entire adaptation to
ho wants O. q cotton plantation. 1t has surpassed my
most sansu.no s1psct2tor9. l have PACKED with but
bales ali weighed over 600 lbs The arst lot sent to
market averaged 6o2 Ny impression /, that 800 lbs
is abou: the capacity Of the Press ane greater number
OF rounds subject the folow.block 10 too much risk,
tine sides OF tho cotton box Increased It would
add greaty to the value the Press tho cotton box
was len inches longer. In haste, an. veTy respectfully
your obedicnt scrvani, lsc., b. ". LAWTQN.
ps, took nv Fress down and carried 1. noiuc four
miles to pack tho crop OF neghbor who tailed t. have
escrow" built he go mucL pleased that he has
determined to abaudoA the eerew" aud purchase ln,
;ersou's Press B.WL.
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FRr.-At ten o'clock last night an alarm Of fire
was given, and the flames soon attracted large
crowd to Central Wharf, The fire originated in
Messrs. W. H. Kid & Co.'S warehouse - North
Central Wharf The storehouse was filed with
whiskey, and tie flames soon swer rough the
entire buidin. The engines had seve-sl streams
on the fire, and succeeded in con6uins it to the
building where it originated. The roperty be-
longed to the Bank OF the State and was insured
In the agencies OF Mr.. Tobias. Mr. Kidd, we
learn, was insured in New York. His stock was q
total loss and the building was completely sutted
S,v@ 6sroaa
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Alderman john II. honour was deci'.'' oui-
cocted, and Council then adjourned.
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79n.e1 VYOTJNG MEM I'M h

Especially. who have become. theEictims Of Solite
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anhuaily sweeps 10 uf1tinely grave thousands OF
yOnng men the most exalted talents and brilliant
Intellect who night otherwise have entranced list
tening Senatosl with tho thundera ofieouuenco,0
gyaksd % ecstacy the living Tyre NAY call With