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THE MYSTERIOUS WOMAN.

"At certain town-meeting IN Pennsylvania, the
question came up whether any persons should be
licensed % sell rum. The clergyman, the deacon,
and physician, strange as it may now appear, all
favored it One man only spoke against IT, because
of the mischiefit did The question was about to
be put when all at once there arose from one cor
ner OF the room a miserable woman. d She was
thinly clad, and her appearance indicated the ut
ALMOST Aea %anent %p 81 ehs snd s
eyes being fixed upon her. she stretched her atten-
uated body to its utmost height and then her long
arms to their greatest length and raising her voice
to shrl pitch, she called to all to look upon her.
"Yes!' she said, look upon nae, and Aes hear
me- All that the last speaker has said relative to
temperate s s drinking s1s 5s9s as
clares its truth. An drinking ofaIco6oic poison
as beverage in health, is ercea.1 Look tpos mel
You all know me, or once did You ta1 know I
was once the mistress of the best fami In the town
You all know, too had one of the best, the most
devoted of husbands You all know I had fine,
noble-hearted, industrious boys. Where are they
now? Doctor where are they now2 You al know
You all know they lie IN . row side by ade Id yon-
der churchyard; allEevery one of them filing the
drunkard' grave They were all taught TO believe
that temperate drinking was safe that excess alone
ought to be avoided and that they never acknowl-
(pointing with her shred Of q finger to the minis
ter, deacon, and DOCTOR as authority. They
thought themselves safe under such teachers But
saw the gradual change coming over my family
and prospects with dismay and horror. / felt we
were all to be overwhelmed in one common ruin.
tried to ward of the blow. I tried to break the
spell, the deluave spell, in which the idea of the
benefits Of temperate drinking had involved my
husband and sons | begged, ! prayed, but the
son that was destroying my husband and boys was
a good creature Of God the deacon, who SITS un-
der the pulpit there and took our farm to pay his
rum bills, sold them the poison the doctor said
little was good, and excess only ought to be avoid
ed. My poor husband and my dear boys fell into
the snare, and they could not escape and one af
ter another were conveyed to the sorrowful grave
of the drunkard. Now look at me again. ~ You
probably zee me for the last time. My sands have
almost run. have dragged my exhausted frame
from my present home-your -house-to warn
you all to warn you, deaconl to warn you, false
teacher of God wordP And with her arms flung
high, and her tall form stretched to its utmost, and
her voice raised to an unearthly PITCH she exclaim-
ed: L soon shall stand before the judgementseat
Of God shall meet you there, you false guides,
and be witness against you all ,., {. .-..
'The miserable woman vanished A dead 81
lence pervaded the assembly the minister, deacon,
and physician hung their heads; and when the pres
ident of the meeting put the question, Shall any
licenses be granted for the sale Of spirtuous L.
quors ? the unanimous response was, Nor" q.
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and now asks for no remuneration for services,
but we feel that it would be lasting reproach up
on the country to allow her to be turned homsless
uponthe world. We therefore propose to purchase
the plantation for her: Two thousanddollars hsve
esty solicit contributions from all who are wilEngt to
assist in this noble work. Send your. money as
speedily as possible Remit to Mi. Leonard Cha
pin, Charleston, 8. c., Rev. W. G. Connor, Or
angeburg, 8. G., or Mr. +. G. DeFontaina Goium-
bia, s. @. All papers friendly to thecansew con-
fer favor by copying this 15ai7eh rot ,G1gG+E
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Mlistellanepns &eaaina.
sWHO'LL TAKE CARE OF MOTHER

-" AD oA
"Biddy, what is mother doing"
I'm the cellar cutting wood-
Lkely, nam, she,s peail9 praties!
In tne parlor, Dy tne nre,
kasn-a-rlne Is cosy sltung,
Maenoihg trousers, you "1u!u io.!y' say'
,,,,.,
Neltner ;EGn tnat olu plaho,
Sne Is klcKlng up q row,
Playlng 70 That ape, F1tz.Noodle,,,
..,.
An Iono Parent, %nat treasure,
Nh IN your hatna-rine rIa @ you POSSESS
W1lie you preak your oacA scourins'
uU;.,, h l .;,.,,;,,
"ptm p net nooRs stuns sany,
o@ohn oies @ Re,Shea a .;.a, ao2xe S., nSt NaS, u",
2 2ue So.iops "t.n H ~ iU., . ~,
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To SOLDIERS AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
fortune has fallen heavily upon Mrs. Donald Rowe,
of Orangeburg, the great friend and nurse Of sol,
SsS during the sts Ta Be- s HI bPp e se
the next sale day, and she will be left without
house or home Many of the soldiers have ex
pressed desire to assist her in this hour Of hel
distress. She labored for no pay during the war
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WALL STREET IMPEACHMENT TRICK. "A let
ter was received in thiscity to-day from broker in
New York, whose name and address can be furnish
ed and who is vouched for as reliable, charging that
that the sum of $50, 900 was subscribed among the
brokers RS in that city to induce the offering Of i'm
peachment resolutions in the House. The letter
refers to one broker who admits having subscribed
$4,000. 1t does not appear that any money was
ever paid.-Baltimore Sun.
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MARK OF HoNoR.-The Calhoun Literary So
ciety Of Woford College, s. c., which some years
aao % elected M ". W. Holden an honorary member,
as compliment, no doubt, to bis poem upon John
G. Calhoun, recently struck his name from the
roll ll.-Raleaqh Sentinel
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"A National Medicine.

One can hardly piok up newspaper turn street
corner nowadAys that he does not and staring him In
tho face. tho announcement that Prof. goAnd.so has
Just discovered medicine which 10 panacea for all tho
Ills that fesh Is, OF may be heir TO- These wonderful"
discoveries usually hayo existence Of fow months
then disappear from public notice. The reason Of their
sudden oItnguishment Is apparent. They were hum.
bugs At The outset all medicinal preparations have an
equal chance for SUCCESS, ns nI equally unknown
but tie chat is soon winnowed from tho grain by the
practical test which an unprejudeed public applies to
all thnga There are but tew preparations Of medicine
which have withstood the impartial Judgment Of tho
people for length Of time Of the few which We
hAyo now In mind. and which haa boon long limo fs-
nlRr TO nearly eyery household tho land b the cels
bruted HosTETTERs STOMACH BTTTERs Their
almost universal sale md usc their emphatic en-
dorsemont from sll portions Of tho country compel tho
admission that they must be specific tho ailments
for which they are recommended. Letters bofore us
attest their efficacy In diseases OF the throat bowels and
hVcr In that truly torribc complaint dyspepsia they
arc regarded as sure In Pittsburgh share hese
Btters Arc their sale homo use is I'm
mense This fact alone speaks volumes In their
Erfraets from the Auseafne Courier Io,oa Fsb T. 1867
June 10 a
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME r F. THORNTON. tho great English Astro.o.
gbt clarToyant and Psyohometican, who ii.a aston.
hhe tho scientific onsies OF The Old World has now To-
Gated herseH at Hudson. N. z. Madame Taonxron DOS
sesses such wonderful Of second sight a. TO
BILE her to mpart knowledge the greatest Importance
to tho single or married Of eithor whs in saln
Of trance sho dcnsates the very features OF he person
you arc to marry and by the aid OF instrument Of In.
tense power known the Psyohomotopp 10
produce felike picture Of tho fuure husband or wife
OF Tho applicant together with date OF marriage poauon
In No. leading traits OF character 80 This 10 no hum.
Lug, az thousand OF testimonials xssert ghe will
sond, when desired, certified ooftincalo, oc wriRen
guarantee that the picture is what II puprs to boz By
encioslng small lock OF hnr, and ing place OF birth
age disposition and complexion. and cnelosng fly cent,
and stamped envelope addrossod TO yourself you will re-
ceyo the picture and dedred Information by ro,urn mail
All communications saorodly confidential Addres, In
COZ adence. Madame z. T. THORNTON, P. O. Boz 223,
Hudson, NY 1y March 81
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y PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION Il

T WILL BEND. POSTPAID, so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the most celebrated Actnr for 80 cents so Aotesses
for 90 cents 90 Union Generals for so oons; go Rebe
thu young Ladies' for 70 oensi 80 hnelooinR young
Qenemen for 30 oentsj large Photographs OF Yfon66
they appear for 80 eontsi 60 rts Of he mot
beautiful Los Of the PAriGAn Ballet Troupe as tbSy
Now York $50 Sth Sti1 LSaT.riIaSS ! I.5-' n r
Bend I'll orders 10 P. o. Boz 1T, ~ I'M Y.rsraI
Nay Is -, In
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Free to EyerybOdy.

large PIP. Circular, giving information Of The
greatest importance 10 tho young OF both sexes.
1t eaches how tho honely may become besutlful, tbs
dcsrsed respooted. and tho forssien loved.
No young lady or gentleman ahould fall 70 send their
addrcss and rsoeiyo copy postpaid, by return mall.
:. ,ua- r.ns. Address p. o. Drswor, u,
March 80 Tyr ,'Trot N "
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TEE CrrY FLonA.-The burnt district OF Chsrlea-
ton now offers rare Inducements for q botanical
visit, and ramblo through that once desolste Sec
ton will convince tho beholdor TINT nature has
been prodigal Of her treasures and has covorod
the unsightly ruins with fowery carpet. It is
true that tho different floral specimens arc easily
counted but tho desort Ia now blossoming liso tho
rose, and the change from desoation to beauty
will at once attract tho attention, and tho eye will
return with pleasure to tho wavy sea Of green veg
citation varegated with whito and yellow flowers
At present these so-called weeds have complete
possession Of tho burnt district and have grown
and fiourished to tho exclusion Of the grass which
was formerly sparsey scattered around the burnt
bricks. Tho COWS, deprived Of their accustomed
meals, have deserted this unpromising locality and
have botaken themselves 10 tho side and back
streets, whore the grass grows on tho payements,
and botweon the cobble-atones with wild luxuri-
ance. The scarcity Of labor and tho necessity for
retrenchmont have induced the City Council to let
this grass flourish unmolested subject only to tho
attacks OF tho ravenous kino who roam In those
sections.
As the season advances tho vegetation will in
CREASE, and different plnnts will be propagated
hoLn seeds that hay0 beon lodged by tho wind
Already we notice several varieties Of fennel, tho
wild chammomile, tho poke, and the jamestown
bushes, tho two latter having attained vigorous
growth. The berries Of tho poke hsyo boon used
for dyeing, and would mako homeiy rouge Tor
the complexion, while the leaves, when properly
cooked, are an excellent substitute for green's and
were much sought after by tho Confederate SOL
diers rs great addition TO tho army rations. or
the jamestown weed II Ii alnost usoess to speak it's
virtues arewell known, and tits recommended by
the yarb doctors" as an infablo cure for numerous
diseases. Whe9drea and suldt cd in pipe 1t imme-
dately relieves asthmalios, and in It's various pre-
pArations Is an important addition to Tho ''yerb.
bists" stock OF simples, but va would advise tho
iRnorahf to handle s carefully as Sn aoobdnt Of It's
poisonous qualitios It oten kills. instead Of curing
The appearance Of tho burnt district has boom
much. .improfsd by these efforts Of Nature to a.
cert her supremacy, and tho vegetation now coydr.
ing this spot is far moro pleasing TO tho oyo than
tho bare earth and the burnt bricks that woro onte
visible. As 1t is impossible TO expect, In tho preH
ent depressed atato Of finances, TINT epy general
ofbrts win BIZ made TO rnbnfd this fSohoh rS ato
pleased to 500 that somo improvement has boon
made In It's appearance, and though It will never
become spleasdfo sfCdhd;' II isfhofohger an oytb.
9s6afas" 30 H'''''
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LOCAL MA'I"rERS.

Jon WoRK.-Wc hnyo now completed our oflico
70 as to execute i'll tho shortest possible tno
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, anu wo most re-
speotfully ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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4 ,E:I.. .. ~ : .fs'.To-j
! --.s.a ~
5is Auction. snies This Day.
J. A. ENsLow CO., WIN sen this d.y at IL O'Clock,
at Kerr's Wharf, alongside the schooner .Areida and
Laura" choice Cuba molssses; aso sugar rioesd
SAITH McanIrvnkY Will sell this day, at 1os<
O'Clock, in front Of their ofca. cart platform acals
&c. ;-'=-. f.-.; i.,!, $50 . 4
N HusT Sos will soil this day, at 10 O'Clock, a,
their ealesroou No. 1t2 Meeting Breet opposite Pay
ION Hotel. shocs. CATERS, halmorals. &c.
CAMPBELL, Knox Co.. will sell thi, day. at 10 O'Clock
at their caah auction house No. IS Haecl street. sum
mer prints longcloths, hsts. clothing. 8c.,s
MCKAY CAMPBELL win sell this day. at 10 O'Clock at
their cash auction house, No. 1s8 Meeting street
'stock OF dry goods millinery. &c. ,oI
RIM. hARsuiIL BRo. win sell this day, at 1t
o'clock At No. % Broad street. horsos wagon hArneas
furniture, &C. .'H,a
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Tag Raasr1 has |. hIse eireul.iion thissushout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
rates reasonable the sngency of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and othors wahng to use
the Solrmns OF the paper Win address Il
Es&s JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
Pebrnaiy25 ) "a! H. IA! Columbia. 8.
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f' P0ST OFFICE,
CnARLrsToN, 8. e., May g, 1867.
Heronfter, until furthol notice, tho Northeastern
Mails will close Mt 1.15 p NJ and arriving ut tho
Depot ut 9.45 A. M. will DO roadY for delivery at IL
O'Clock. On Sundays tho Post Ofloe will open az
1880 p. nj. for one hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
iinuo to close daily ut o'clock A. M and for tho
Savannah and Charleston Railroad at A. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY G. TROTr, P. H.
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( If you want cheap Blank Books; ~
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes Pc
per, &c.; or, MIILRRss Almanac;
II yop want Printing executed nOatly;
1fyoq want Booka bouad4 ia any stylo or Acooun
Books p,adsto order; With any desired pattern {
ruling tsots H1st,. H.sntsSSao. SO Broad stree
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SerW's Sale.
BY II. NJ. MARSHALL d BRO.

ny II. NJ MARSHALL, d BRO
Auctfoncera.
BY virtue f severn, wrts OF FTt directed
aud delivered land with consent OF all parties con
ceincd} will be sold TOMORROW tic iJth Instant
II o'clock A. NJ, on tho promises situate No. So
Broad street., -
Al tho right ttle and interest Of tho defendant I'm tho
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF TAILORING RSTApI,IsII.
mENT consisting Of valuable stock of Cloths Cass
meres, Vcstngs. Linens Trimmings, Shirts Nccktios
Gloves and complete assortment OF Undcrclothlng
ALSO,
Handsomo COUNTERS. Shelving Gas Fixtures, Oil
ClothB. DC, &C. "
Lowed on and to be ao!d rs tho property of JAMES
MCCORMICK. st tho suits OF cox & SMITH e. Gi
Term Caah JOHN r CAREW 81 ~ N
Juno IL - - -
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p. II. h.

Arc synonymous with Health, Strength and yisor.
Tho secrct win bo revealed by investing in bottle Of
PANKNIN's HEPATIo BITTRRs. For sale by all
pruggists. "
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Mr. LITTLE, tho editor Of tho Eastern Journal,
Dennottsrillc, 8. g.. paid q hasty visit OH
Monday night. Ho informs us that things work
along quietly up in the northeastern section OF tho
State. Crops lively politics dull and declining
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| Pupisueu LII SestcIuny inolnnlSb Cou1nDlH
| FhtCnit.
! The ATTENTION Of dealers is invited to tho nuc-
tion salo Of tho cargo Of Molasscs, OK schot nor
izcidd & Laura, from Caibarcn, at, IL O'Clock this
day, OIL KERn's Wharf, by McsHrs. ]. A. ENsI ow L
| Co. Also ofSugar and Rico, at thor storo, imIne-
| dintoly after tho cargo sale.
dnATUIrous DISTRIBUTION OF GARDEN SgEps-A
variety ol gardon Seeds received from tho Agricu-
turnl Department at Washington, for gratuitous
distribution, can bo had at Mopsrs. WILBUR g.
Son, corner State and Chalmers streots. All por-
Sons having need OF sccdB should apply imme-
dintely as tho supply is limited.
THE lwonty-ninth anniversary OF tho Friondly
hloralist Society was hold at tho residence of Mr.
Z. s. WILKINSON Chapel street. Juno 10, 1867, and
tho following officers elcolcd to servo for tho
ensuing year:
7. Il. EDWARDS. Presidens
P.s. WILKINSON. Secretary.
II II. GORDON. Treasurer.
feSa;aa H. GssGS. Il " S,1sdv Edwards
| Houston Sr., F. G, Dcsyoinoy, II. L. sutton.
Committee on 0harfty.-T. s. Chichester. F. Perry r.
r. DcsycrneJ.
The HARMoN1oNs.-w had tho pleasure Of at
tending tho performance Of this corps Last night
and can safely assert that thoy stand unryalIed
among tho profession. Thoro arc few persons who
arc not familiar with tho fun and drollcry OF an
Ethiopian Troupe, and tits at once seon that the
Harmonious mako no falso Trotenaions, but arc
oqunl to any that have visited tho city, Tho mo-
dosty Of tho performers has induced them to as-
Sumo false names, but ncithor that or their color
cd faces could destroy thor identity, as thoir
reputation as vocalists had long been es-
tabl'shed. Tho comic songs woro rendered
with such mirth provoking effect that
they woro repeatedly applauded, while tho "happy
colored boy" with his rolling Dyes, witty tongue,
and small handkerchief, kept up tho enjoyment by
succession Of comic anecdotes that had Tho great
advantage OF being original. It would be useless
to critcisc, for oil perfect from tho singist to
tho dancist Wo learn that tho troupe hayo boon
induced TO continue their performances md haye
engaged the HiDernian Hall for tho remainder OF
tho week. As tho weather ia now prosperous tho
moon bright and tho skies cloar, thero will bo no
difficulty presented, and wo advise all who can to
attend, and they will hear good music and onjoy
hearty laugh.
SrEELR's invitation to his fellow ctizens TO call
IN friendly way and pass their opinion upon his
now summer styles, has rendered hls spacious ea-
tablshmont sort Of Worlds Fair for several days
past. His leading styics-lho most beautiful
highly finished, and classic models over submitted
to tho taste and fashion in the South, are lure
not to bo resisted, especially when theso gems Of
the season, notwithstanding their plpable supe-
riority of my others in tho city, arc sold OF low
figures. STEELE's Hat Hall is at No. 91S King
street. botwoon Wentworth and Liberty streets,
sign Of the "Big Hat" a
MARsDEss PEoroRAL BALM cures all csses OF
Whooping Cough. itl
DowIE & NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH WISEMAN 4 co kpentsl
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That oIcellont Weekly tho "Keowco Courier"
published at Pickcns Court Houso, has boon OIL
larged to its "anto-war standard which it pIeascs
us much to notice.
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MlSCELLAN N EOUS,
TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
TUE TAX COLLECTOR OF ST. JOHNS coLLEToN
L will bo In Charleston tho 18TH and remain until
the 2oth June 70 receive Taxes for sad Parish Land
holders and others who have not yot handed IN their
returns nro niormtd that tho BootH will bo closed ser
the &th June, lb07. J. J. r. WRSCOhT,
Tax Collector 81. Johns Oolleton.
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BANNETT SCIUR,
hu tfoncer and CommD saion Merchant, at
n. 80 King street, hi low Broad street.
Oaerr his services for tho sLlo Of MERCHANDISE at
day an night Mt his storo, nso tho sale Of Boct
Bonds n, al Estate. Vessels. Produce Best
city rocro COS will be given. Consignmcnts solicited.
Tcrmn moderate and guarantocs satisfaction.
Mayo INN
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The ATTENTION OF dealers Is invited to tho nuo-
tion sale Of tho cargo Of Molassos, OK schooner
Azcidd & Laura, from Caibaricn, at, IL O'Clock this
day, OIL KERn's Wharf, by McsHrs. ]. A. ENsI ow &
Co. Also ofSugar and Rico, at thoir storo, imine-
datoly aftcr tho cargo salc
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SODA WATER. !.

TUE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIE.
Il PENSE this agreeable and hcAlthful beverage u
their weil known stands No. 80 HASEL STREET -
tween King and Meeting streets. No. KING 81 I( II
lOld Pquet 6unrd House and at tho head Of OBNIEIf
MARKET, northwest corner.
DruSgists and others Wishing 10 be supplied with
Fountains or Syrups, and dealers desiring Fount, ~
charged. Will be accommodated upon reasonable
terms. - ~ : -
Steamers, Hotels. Restaurants and private familiea
fnrniahed with superior article Of bottled soda In GUAM
tttes to suit purchasers T''--''
We arc agents for the sale OF J. Morse sons justy
celebrated Soda Water hppantus. consisting OF Gener
tors Founains. Marble Druught stands slyer Plated
Hef1gerseng Draught Stands Tumbier Holders and nn
apparatus necessary for the manufacture soda Water
at tho nAnufacturcrs' prices with freight added J.;
Dealers In Soda Water throughout tho State dAziriro
an apparatus will do we'll 70 oIArno Tho morits q
Morses Apparntus. before purchasing elsewhere.
Description catalogue and price LIT any sddreaa
upon application 10 JOHN BUCK & CO.. Charleston.
Willis apprectatng the fory liberal patronage extended
continuance. ., ~.
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TnoMAs. 8. LEE, Esq, who was formerly con-
nocte. with tho State Bank, has boon appointed
suryoy'I-Gonosal by his EIcollonoy Governor OnR.
notice OF Importance to Deputy Surveyors is
published in yesterday mornings Columbia
Phrnir.
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TIE BoMDAY.-This fino American ship, which
has boon loading for Liverpool by aIossrs CounTE-
NAY TRENuoLsl, has nearly completed her onrgo,
as she needs at prosont only 45o bales Of cotton.
Wo can safoly recommend tho Bombay to ship
pors as n fast, commodious aud superior ycssol.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL Kinds OF jon WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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MARsDEs's PEoroRAL BALM cures all cases o
Whooping Cough. 't!il it
DowIE & NOISE, Agents
GOODRICH, WINEhIAN & CO., Agents.
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WE call attention to tho Advertisement Of flno
assortment of Travelling Trunks at No. 1877 Meet
ing Htrcct, upstairs. Tho Eugenin Patont Trunk
Is worthy Of inspection-it iB complete wardrobe
combined in medium sizo trunk, tho prico OF
which 10 $25. All tourist should have ono.
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CITY MPRoyEMEfTs.- notwithstanding the hard
times, the march of progress still continues and
tho city improvements though slow arc sure. Al
ready tho appearance Of many Of the sidewalks
has boon improved, and on tho sdo streets nov
wooden curbs havo boon lail and payomonts form
cd OF the hard oarth. This is especially noticeable
in the sde streets whore tho sidewalks havo been
sadly i'll need Of reconstruction. Tho west ond of
Queen street is now being arranged in this man
ner, and when completed tho Btrcet will become n
pleasant promenade instead of IN uneven, dangor-
oua walk as ut present.