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SPECIAL TIC E S.

EPROP S.-OFFIcE DEPOT AM
DISBURsING QUARTERMASTER alfalfa, GA.
October I'd, 18G7.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be recatv-
ed at this Office uutii II NJ, Taiyday October 10th,
1867 for supplying the Government with sss0sO FEET
OF LUMBER. as follows, VIZ.
600 Slls 20x8xs
COO Plates 20x4x6
40 Scantiing 18x6x6
800 Scantling 1sx4ra
l.430 Scantling 2ox2a
$40 scsntltug t7x8x6
22Oscsntling 10x4xS
1900 scantling i0x2x4
25OoJoist 24xs4S Il
1880 Joist l413xs
1850 pieces Bridging 16xl11Is
l.25O Tie Beams 2AI4kIs
1850 Braces 2ox2xe
$500 6attsrs 15I2iS
1850 Rafters 1sx915
$40 Raftsfsq0r2x8 Soc"
lss.1aofsa. Flooring y inches thick, 90 feet
long - ~ ks'4
$500 feet Flooring 1X inches thick, Il Get
o2ssO foet sheetmg .lstraisht edsel inch
thick -st5 .fs, 49,
$1,000 feet Plank inch thick Is feet long. \
inch es wide
$4,000 feet Plank inch thick. 20 feet long
5000 feet Plank 216 inches
1900 fsetof stips 1rs inches. a
The whole to be good. sound Pine Lumber. Delivery
to commence Gctober 1sth 1886, with such aterial as
will be required in framing, and to continue in such
quantities and OF such sizes and description may from
time to time be required in tho ordinary pocess of con-
sructon-he whole contract to be filled within ninety
days nom the ate Of ist delivery The whole to be de-
fvered at the swif Race Ffack in the city Of Atlanta
where 1t will be fnspsctsds
Proposals must state the pfics per thousand feet
Bids win be entertained for each article separately for
any part the whole BILL not less In amount than 100 900
feet, or for the whole amount
Bids must be in rRIpLIoATE with acopy Of this adver
tsement ATTACHED To EACH and bear the endorsement
OF TWO RrsrossDLs persons who are willing to become
surety for the bidder In he eyen OF the contract being
awarded TO him Proposals not complying with the re-
qdirsents Of this advertisement wiz be rejected
dets are invited to be present represented at tho
opening Of the bids = sxs "S' 81
The the right to reject any all
bids .l@rft ~: ssasf er! 81; '4 81
Proposals should be addressed to te undersigned and
endorsed upon thI envelope Poposas for the delivery
OF Lumber" aI - >, 81 g.. --TsB Z
BY order OF Brevet Brs. Zen. R. SAxross Chief O. M
.,.,.,.- ..y H. J. FARNswoRTH,if
First Lieutenant 34th Infantry, A. A. Q. NJ, g
October 4 In charge OF Depot .
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The Trial Ior Mr. Davis.

R1uHMoND, October 7.-The following facts rea-
tive to the coming trial of Mr.. Davis are from the
best authority The trial is set down for the 4th
Monday in November, aud US Government will
not interfere, there will be no postponement by
counsel on either side. The offence OF leyyiug war
against the United States will be testified to by
Judge Scarborough, Of Norfolk Hon. Judge ioode,
member of the Confederate Congress, and Captain
Hendren, who were compelled to appear before the
Norfolk Grand Jury and testify TO tho facts upon
which the indictment was made. lhere will be
very few, il any, witnesses for the defence. The
fact OF levying war beng admitted, the prosecu-
ton will then proceed with the legal argument
that the prisoner is guilty Of treason, and the
counsel for the defence will argue that being q
citizen of a State and under its laws, the prison
ers allegiance was due to it, and not first to the
United States. It has been positively asserted
Supreme Court commences its session on the first
Monday in December, his is not possible. This
trial is cxpecte, to last several weeks.
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Heavy GaIe in the GulE--snamenso Damage
TO GaiyessoE.

to Galveston.
New ORLEANS. October THE evening papers
have an account of tremendous gaze at Calves
ton on Thursday the 3rd inst., estimating the
damage to wharves, shipping goods, and buildings
at 81, 900 600, being the highest overflow sinco Oc-
tober, 1887. 1he following are some OF the firms
damaged Wallace, Landees & Co., 5000 Droeg
4 Co., $4,000 to $4,000: Stnbbs Co., Sot4o J;
Sessums & Co., $4,000 TO SIS 1000; Wescoat Co.,
$4,000; Darisn & Tobyn, $4,000 to $4,000 Hopkins
lumber yard is heeviIy damaged. Tho water at
Midday so inundated the gas works that 1t was I'M
possible to build fires. The city and country was
covered with water, boat deep The third story o,
the new brick hotel was blown down upon the Odd
Fellows Hail. crushing it. The bo%ous are all out.
sinks of water spreading III some places ac;oss
the island. No mail or passenger trains on the
Galveston md Houston Railroad. 1t Is reported
that Bay Ridge Is washed away. The telegraph
lines are complete wrech.
The steamer Elizabeth Read is high and dry
near the rail- road, several small schooners were
sunk. The bark Pallsis, the brig Isald and q
large fore and aft schooner were blown from the
eastern wharf and driven up the bay, no one
knows where. ! large iron brig is reported
capsized. A brig lately arrived with 4 cargo OF
coffee, was driven completely through Williams
wharf The steamer Alice NJ was wrecked and
completely submerged. The schooner Rosanna
pilged. The schoouer Julia is lYinS nigh and DRY
across the strand. The schooner Lissie and the
sloop Mary Posev are upside down a. the up
per wharf All the whGrves are badly damaged.
The storm appears to have been general along
the gulf coast. The schooner Cadoro sunk
at hsr moorings in Bra0o5 har,or. The storm
was heavy at the mouth Of tho Mississippi. The
ship Mercia from Hayre was blown ashore nearthe
head OF the Passes. Spanish bark also Ut tho
same place. The towboat Heroine. sunk on the
inside bar a: the Southwest Pass. Captaiu Aus
tin OF the steamship Tartar, reports that ne
brought on the keeper of the Southwest Rect
Lighthouse. The structure vac nearly destroyed
by the gale
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Domestic. Markets

Domestic Markets
(. NOON DispATcH.
NEW YORK, October Flour less actiFe .a. pt;ru'
unchanged Wheat 2a3c lower. Corp tc: &C. I'D
oats dull and heavy Pork % 70 70 o., n,Iru aIr.
ouiet Whisl,ey active at 25a3S. cotton s.eaSt SI
Alddlings 20. Freights firm ,. turpeh'iMuo Money !;
Rosin sS 80 Z 90 Stocks very strong: 1oo, o" ~:
per cent. Sterling 1895 10si: 'iSu' 1V'''
coupons 1921. Goid 445 q 40.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton steady: sales 100 bales at 2Oc' tIour
dull Wheat active at Moons decline. ~ ntl'o os
Michigan S. Corn active Mixed western - sot oo =
Sc. Provisions quiet and steady Whishes as, srs-
i've; in bond S5 98c Groceries senernS Soiahts ,,i,t
Turpentne 5s2 5sc Rosln ~ 9 l i1s Money
: per cent. Sterling unchanged Ill. .,,o,ot;ons
ParrtuoRF October Cotton duii: q.i"tH'inUoiis noi
nominallv unchanged. Flour firm; STANDARD hsS hnr
Mills Extra Sll. Wheat 1rm. corn ns 20. ~ .
White $3.50 i.32 Yellow sl4U, ga OdS ncbanSed I ~
CISoISNArr. October Flour tir1n anC III ct 3uou
demand. Corn advanced to 81, the supply mn sat
pr1ces for free irregular. PORK quiet ~ e.
Bacon active and higher shoulders II aso s"
latter to come out Of smoke clear sutS IIaJ ~ ord
latter TO come out Of smoke clear rlpoeu' Haiu
1890. ,.,,,,o,,t;na firm NJ 59i
Rosin steady at So 25 Sc 0o. weather COZ" S'''
clear. a:,,o, 1r.slv.
MOBILE October Factors aro oier ps;,,t .ns N
sales 900 bales. Mddlings 16a II. heceip'S III
two days, 9l3. ., ooo ,,o,os. ouiet
ond ,A% nnchaneed. Low Mlddlngs 17a a 1e. Re,
ceipts, I SEG bales Sugar dull, and only II retail al
business. a Molasses-no sales; Cuba held at 90, %;
light Super sll double Extra 81 59 SEsS sn0Ge ="
II. Corn unchanged; Yellow ana Mineu =, ~
ss Mh'i Bacon sl sp quet %a' and nd m shoadeFs i
clear Sides Isl la! Lard quiet and firm quoted
in tierces at i5c.; IN kegs l6., Gold A. Slefhhs
Is S. New York Sight Exchange premiian'' NJ
,hanGe' Sales 3iO bales. Middlings l6ac. Re
SayANNAH. October 7.-Cotton opened dull and md
closed 1c. better. with a lair demand. Sales ise
baies; receipts SO0 Weather cold and clear
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From Virginia.

R1oaaoND, October I'm the. United States
Circuit Court to-day, the suit Of Mcmahon os.
James Rim and kanawhs Canal Company, to
thyow the Company into bankruptcy, was dis
missed, the parties having settled the matter cut
Of Court.
A telegram t. the Mig says the Republicans Of
Albermarle met to-day spd revived their Conyen-
ton ticket, leaving OF the colored candidate, end
nominated Judge Rives All Soutball. editors Of
the Charlottesville Chronicle, tw" prominent,
wealthy citizens.
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From ..eE 0rleans.

New ORLEANS, Octob2r during Tie month oi
September the City Railroad received es iace $l91
in counterfeit nickels
4 The majority Of registered votes pJ!cd So lar
amount to 1854, with tyenty-oa3 more Parishes 10
be heard from, and the majority estimated by the
Republicans in those Paris;cs is oTer 40Q0.
Recorder Aherz OF the FIRST District Court, liol
to-day. His seat will be filed b. negro. The
Assistant ecordcr, until 4 new appointment or
election, has summoned tho grand jury to be half
black and half white. He dismissed the Court
until MondaY next.
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From. HnVa ua

HAVANA, October 5, wa KEY WesT, October e.
The steamer Louisiana has JUST arrived from st.
Thomas and brings information to the effect tina.
sserious engagement had taken place before Foit
Beasson on the bo-cers OF s.. Domingo, but or
Haytien soil. The Caccassa Hayt;cn revolution
lsts, specially opposed ~ Pres dent Sarave who
were IN possess.cn 0: the Fort. bo;st4a the whita
mag on the Fort, ard wh.ie S:ahavo's troops pr
Sesoeo 70 take pos ;oss;on o. the Fort they were
G 9ssa upon and cut TO pieces by the Revoutioista
Prmce are among the fallen,
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,7oUsr.-rha Court oi Common ;'i5a1 s..d Gene
raj sJessions for Rcnland District; tiuse Hoses pr
siding, viii commence Is -itiI :ot ,:.a fall teri!
to-,norrow monday morning I: is understood
tfas tie presidius Judge will, .arre ihe luries
slrcadv drawn and summond, ai o,.icr new io''
ISIS. N accoriauce With tic pc ,as az .i:ae
NJ. 50. l'iis will doubtless e { scri?,i5 IN
tl,ance to tho prompt dispostio rA,.t ae.:!-S t.
.or extra labor to the ofic.r, In; .eof.
{Co',o.h,4 CA.o2 cir.
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AgATTENTIoNI UNION WIDE AWAKE. BE-
NEvoLENT ASSOCIATION are hereby summon
ed to appear at Your Meeting ROOM Calhoun street. at
past Two O'Clock precisely to payhe last tribute OF
respect to your brother member. JOHN DAVIS
Defsuers will be dealt with according to Article 415
Of Constitution. -
BY order Of JOHN ADDISON. President.
SJAMrsJ YOUNG.
October II 1" secretsrysU. ". A. B.. A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ss NOTICE TO CREDITORs.--N EQUITY
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT.-LowNDES rs. ROBERT
soN-Under the order made in this cause notice. is
hereby given to the creditors Of the firm OF ROBERT
son, BLACKI.OCK and COMPANY, and the separate
creditors OF ALEXANDER ROBERTSON JOHN F.
blackjack aud EDWARD N. THURSTON. who de-
sire to take advantage Of these proceedings 10 appear
Before the undersigned at his Office In the Court House.
and prove their demands on or before the Goth day Of
November 1887 be debared thebsneht Of the decree
to be made in this case. B ia JAMES TuppEk,
October m7wi Master in Equity. = ,
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YeIlo1x Eorerin rau or:san..

New ORLEANS, October THE iHierrnsnts for
twenty-four hours to Suaday morning we're sixty
this morning, forty-Iire. Inc weatho. il quito
cool, which viii probably check disease.
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TgE CuEnAn Ga1poc.-On the 18th Z; lasi plol.;h a
No had tbs pleasure e5amining the above strqc 1t
ug snd Zee! e1 il the 3sscT;2; f ,a.dGa6ier tna5 lgi
,.riI;; stands n.t.iou; palaelel ia the stats.
TEii?i #d tu tho Bldg anrsay tly iprgna'e IL
secu,ina ;io sciv!se. Of lIoasra. Barnard ana
Vaio ia tho croet,oi: q ys b idgS : IL ,arE oss
t - ~ lnco;rosira and train though only III
ienc,i f. far t.aTeii.cs purposes. r;!cse gsa.lsmon
nfcrred US n te tine nat IA NJ; ;n;Go res ga, aa:'
the,..f5rn vii find tie way - Cnei-w open and
secpre + BeHEe:;cWe Joy'Go}.
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ya,york ssnk statement.

MOBILE October 7.-There were nye @ la
raused by the sudden change in Tue temperature.
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LOOK OUT!
OR YOU WILL LOSE A FORTUNE,

THE SALE OF TICKETS IN GEORGIA STATE LOT.
Terry for the Grand Scheme of October 9th. CAPITAL
PRIZE $4,000. Tickets only One Dollar, Closos THIS
DAY nt6P.NI. Office No. 20 BROAD STREET.
October
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a4-The Relatives, Friends and sAcIr amt
ances of Mr.. CESAR SMALL, also Mrs. MARY SMALL.
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Of Mira
MARY SMALL at the Emanuel Church, Calhoun street,
at Eight o'clock, without further invitation.
October -
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Denti, OF ttenry Tlmrod.

COLUMBIA, s. c., October 7.-Henry Timrod, the
Poet Laureate Of South Carolina died this morn
ing,
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ssrNERyoUs DEBnITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY

ESNEkVOUS DEBILITY, WITH lis dLVVmI
attendants, low spirits, depression. involuntary emIs-
sons loss of semen spermatOrrhea loss opower, dizzy
head loss of memory, and threatened snd Inc.
becility, find o sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HC-
MEoPATHIo SPECIFIC No.-TwENTY-E EIGHT. Com.
posed of the most valuable mild and potent eufaves.
they strike at once the root Of the matter tone up the
svstem arrestthe discharges and part ygor and en-
ery, life sId vitality to the entire rnane They have
cured thousands Of cases. frces5 per package of six
bo1essnd or 81 per single box. Sold by drussst'
and sent by mail on receiptof price Address HUM
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC, MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. 5ss BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
oharJ
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ss- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THls
sprFND!p HAIR DYE Is ths beat in the world. The
only tr.e and perfect pys-harmess reliable, instan-
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tpts
Natural Eack Brown Remedies the III effects OF 3D.
Dyes Inyigorstes the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WGnl A. Bateelor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold BY sh
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No 81 Sarciey
street, New York.
sss- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 "
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aS- The Relatives. Friends and Acquaint-
ances Of MRS. ANNA HARTMAN are requested to st
tend hor Funeral This Afternoon, at Two O'clock, at her
residence, No. Williams Row.
notoharQ
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NOTIgEE HEREBY GIVEN, THATAT TIE
next Session Of hSLesslature sppicston win be uaee
by the "PArMETToP ProsEER COOPERATIVE Assc.
incorporation surder the above style ard
title. HUH FERGUSON,
In behalf of himself and other associates
n,,.n,ut On In
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srA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER

gyA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home after scjourn Of few months in tie
CITY, was hardly recognized by her friends In placooI
coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby COM
plexion Of almost marble smoothness, and instead
twsntythree she really appeared but eighteen uponn
quiry the of SO great change, ahe plainly
told them that she used the oIRcAssIAN BALM ara
considered it an invaluable acquisition to any
By its use any Lady Gentlemen can improve hor PER-
scaal appearance sn hundred fold It is simple in its
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsurpass'
cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities from, also heal.
ing cleansing and boautifing theskn and complexion
By its direct lcton on the cutce It draws from al Its
impurities kindly healing tho same, and leaving inc sur
face ss Nature Intended it should be-clear, son. smoo'n
and beautiful Price ST. sent by Ma or Express on ro-
coipt Of an order. by
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sy-MRS. WINSLOW'5 SOUTHING SYRUP FOR
Chdren Teethng greatly facilitates the
ing by softening the gums. reducing all Inflammation
will asy ALL PAIN and spasnodic action, and Is SURE
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon II, mosh-
ers, 1t will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND
HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put and sold this article for years and can
say In confidence and truth Of 1t what we have never
been able 70 ssy Of any other medcineNever has 1t fail
ed in single instance to effect cure. when timely used
Never did 1n6~ an anstnes tdissatiefacon byany
one who used It. On the contrary all sredeghted with
is operation npd Of communication Of its
magical effects and medical virtues Jc! IA Z
We speak in this matter tssWHAT WE DO KNOW, after
years Of experience and pledge our reputation for the
ulaent of yhst we here decaye In almost every in
stance Where the infant suffering from pain and eI-
qetf Vim Be found in tteen twenty minutee
after the syrup is administered - .''1s
Fun directions for using vii accompany each bottle
Be cure and csH for 80 90
o9i - eMR9l wINsLoTs SOOTHING sYRUP,"oN
Having the fac simile of aeUBTw & PERKrB' ON the
outside wrapper All others sre base limitations. -
sold by Druggists throughout the world. Price, only
80 cents pey bottle so1oofsyeb bas soisr 'Ta or
Ohces-No. o15 Fulton street, New York; No. 2oS High
Holborn London England; No. Al St Paul street. Mon
treal, Canada. DowIE & NOISE, Agents,
Aueust27 tuths6mo Charleston, S. C.
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Tho dlousht III C;':o sGid Indiana ~ becoming
cu.a ron4 !; 10 :ias y.,5isii2l 70 hear OF wafer
oeini ;7anspor. d MAJ. miles for domestic pur'
poses Tho Ciuo.A att ties Current 0: Wsdaei-
day saws f,rmors arg So apr.eien'iye OF the coli
Sequences that NAM of tl.om refuse TO pa'" WIZ
their rain or ;,er corn, ana to tins END 'G': "i'
parting with thcii ;;too a zaridiy as pc 'i''ie'
without much reference 80 prices I5us'ne77 o.'I'
not improve consequent upon these unfa' aDio
matters and prospects. ani the bright hopes "i'1n
had been INDUCED IN consequent upon the natls:-
i,,e rcpo,ta o. tbe crops. promulgated p; ''9 ~
roqu Of statia5io7 .; Washington i'll jn'' i'a'7
be-; crashed TO- . 9raa5 51;1iii
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wELL-INFoRMED PERSON writes to Notes and
Queries "fn 'Iallamshfe, the district of which
Sheffield is the capital and indeed in Yorkshire
generally: by the common people, raj is prononnc-
ed rat'n, and hence the secret mischief done by
One workman TO another in trade DISPUTES VAS
called lattoning. This is, doing OH larger scale
what the 'varmint' doos on smaller-sucli as
tblending the scales and spring. OF the cutler,
cutting the wheel bands Of the grinder, .. the
bellows of the blade f,iser, and o:ller Ike injuries
These wrongs na.e generally perpelraied during
the night and when III the morning the sufferer
asked WHO hai ,:on= thc mischief, the repl, was
The rats had been = he!ieva this is the origin
OF phrase VITA W.iig i;aN- 5eea familiar ;ar
mere nan ha:, century. ani wnch recent pain
fu circumstances :;ave made sadly familiar where.
ever ali English newspaper l. read. UI course it
has happened in this ~ IN other cases t'isi IN
expression used At first IN & limited meaning has
como TO be used "a signiivinG trade outfa"e7 "i
Whatever kind ~ no; sly i; vonh h, i'mpos-
sible IL siii Srindng-s:;;e i'll the way described
by Dr. Vaughan, but never heard OF snc'' case.
close with literal illustration OF my r'yH""gy.
An amateur i'll fancy ongne-d1ning said :" me the
other day Il lave been Iaitened, had just PUT
nov ca!gut la "a upon my lathe .nd ia=t night tie
rats have carried ii OF: and suppose. ca ten II.
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Nrw YORK. October The Ban, 1a. ~ S'e1.x, gGnn
shows in loans decrease OF 81 u. NJ
decrease 81 sl27c in circulation a. d9sfsa'S s o 3.
slal 00O: iii legal tenders al increase o' s''-'V'''
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ss- A LADY OF UNDoUBTED CHEMICAL
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED cHEYALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR.-It positively restores gray hair
TO s original color and youthful beauty iparts life.
rtrengh and growth to the weakest hair stops its falling
out at once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled ash
Undressing sold by all druggists. fashionable hair
dressers and dealers in fancy goods. fhstde supplied
by the wholesale druggists
SARAH A. CHEyALfER, NJ. D.. New York
For sale by x DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
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sg- ARTIFICIAL. EYES.-ARTlflClAL hO-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted oy Drs. r
BAUCI and p GoUGLEMANS Qormeriy employed DY
RoIssoNsE4u OF Paris, No. S9a Broadway i'e" iofk.
April IA Nf
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sENoTICE.- CoNsIGN GNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
E. B. soUDER are hereby notified that she La this day
discharging cargo at South Atlantic Wharf All gooda
remaining on the wharf at sunset win be stored at ex-
pense and risk of owners
3D. JOHN THE0. GETTY, Agents,
All freight amounting to ifftech f5 do1ars OF less
must be paid Oh the wharf before delivery Of goods
octoherT X 80 afH 2
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,e stock oer this season IS very attractive eonsist- %
nr o. ESGLIsH, FRENCH and AAEKicAN 49,. SaoIHS ys
b.ae.a' roriuroys The excellence OF tho style and
o of Garments made at this House BY an experienced
a,,,, rom France sure TO please those VINO VIII
ieTsa pr,.ss .a' fixel and marked on each article.
:rbs entire stock is offered ~ low prices.
purchasers invited t, call and ioos through he
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sss- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FALCON,
from Baltimore arc hereby nohed that she Is 2Aa Ddy
dischsrglng cargo at Pier No. i Union Wharyes All
Goods not taken away at sunset win remain Wharf, at
consigpee's risk MoRDEcAI & co., Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sTCoNsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER AMERI-
Gus, from New York, are hereby notified that she Is
This Day discbargins cargo at Browns Wharf Aleoodr
remaining the wharf at sunset WI be stored at e1-
p'OsS ostoners Ssr s''- % 7. TuppER SONS.