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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gin, a as Remedial Agent.

fGN, as REMEDIAL AGENT, HAs BEEN NFA-
NJ VOR with the profession for very long period, but
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining pure artce It has
fallen into disuso In many sections Of tho country much
to the regret Of medical men, who consider It almost
specific In very many diseases For all cases OF Grau
pure Gin If administered under professional guidance
will certainly work cure; and II taken as preventive
actng Bs does on the sensitive embranes 1t cieanses
the parts to remove all possible sediment Admin
isersd In tbs same way It will prevent the formation Of
Calcali and do away With those terrible operations
therefore so necessary tQ fhelr PERMANENT removal
80 peculiar to- the se1, and from 1s tonic veil ag its
anodyne properties 1t is frequently superior TO tron
bark the electrical remedies In cases OF pos.
tive tendency to Phtis Consumption Gin, In proper
quantities, by supplying filing up the constant dying
out Of the natural fire OF the syBten will often entirely
ward OF that awful disease, which carries OF oneeighh
Of the population Of the United States annually Pure
STIMULI that 1t pxharates without creating any thirst Of
unhealthy character 1t soothea while It also e1ctes
and ia powerful nervine aB well as an active tonic
aBININGER,s. OLD LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses ali the qualities that can he desrad far ths high
dants ars thu diaHed juices Of carefully selected gns
made dellcatey pungsnt and Aavorous With the aromatic
Hncture Of the Juniper Berry. Ago has meIlowed all
these mingled aromas and given exquisite nildness-
smooth, oily body-and IN almost floral odor to the
liquor which renders It delicious to the sensea OF smell
and taste alkn while it's sparkling liquid purity leaves
nothing for the eye to desire.
Co. merit The gratitude of the entire medical profess
SION, as well the world at large, for hsng introduced
ashmuRntaf snch une1cep ponablo purity and unequivo
cal power both preventive and curative agent and
harmless e1aiiaratye beverage" Journal and
Medical Gasstte. tu1 n6mos January % Z
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C1Ec1NNAr1, February 9-Nour and Grain quiet;
market less firm without important changes. Cot.
ton held firmly; prices unchanged; midding, $50
81 Provisions firm and in moderate demand.
Lard dull at 12@12l. Cheese firm at 1Gc. Butter
at SRfm9nc
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aTAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt Of ten cents Address
E. B. TOOIE, N. D., No. 11so Broadway, New York.
November g - /
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-. sENATE. - !

....5..-55. 5..... SENATE.
WASHINGTON, February 9.-The memorial
Of MARY LMoup, Whose husband was killed
in the New Orleans riots, asking rse, was re fer
red to The Committee on Pensions.
A motion to reconsider the vote against the
Bankrupt Bill wns carried. The reconsideration
Was postponed.
GSa Senate considered District Bills, and after
the Executive sasaion, the death Of HENRY GRDER
OF Kentucky, WAS announced. Mr. DAVIS pro-
.oomnced eulogy and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The : consideration OF srEVfas, Bill was resumed.
-. -, took the floor. He believed the States
,,.., = -ohe ,Gon to be still States, but that they
No., 10 raoarde,:' in stats Of siege. he could
not object to placing them under martial law, but
tbe Bill went further; es. .tablishing Government
responsible neither to Con; srese nor 1no peope'
hut to the commander Of the a. my. Aholner w ",
lection There is not letter or linz iooA.ns ~ 1ue
establishment Of any other than q Il sedatasy co''
ernment. .uoa
Mr.. ASHLEY rose to question OF order, caaeo
up the Nebraska veto, and the senates acnon
thereon. The message was read, when Mr. ASH
r,EY moved the previous question, and the BIZ was
paased, 20 to a. Messrs. DAVIS and RAYMOND
voting nay.
STEVENS Bill was resumed.
Mr.. RAYmoND said it is clear there is not una
nimity enough to- secure the effectiveness OF the
measure. None Of the propositions before the
House had sufficient friends to enforce them, even
it passed. : = 49,
The time had arrived for Congress to concoct
some measure which would secure effective unai.-
unity and command the support Of every depart,
ment Of the Government. he proposed that the
whole matter be referred to committee OF nYe o.
seven, Of which STEVENS be Chairman, to report
Bill by Wednesday for the protection OF NE ENC
liberty in the South, and for the speedy readmls.
sion OF those States.
In the course of long debate, Mr. ScaELLE'
BARaER said the New Orleans Blot Committee
would. on Monday next, present Bill for the CIV
organization Of the States.
Mr. RAYMOND was glad to hear it.
MIR. H1sE announced the death Of HENRY GR1DER
Appropriate resolutions were passed, and the
House adjourned.
General Ne WIS.
New YORK, February 9.-Exports of specie to
day s210,oO
TIE World publishes an expose Of an order o
the grand army Of the Republic. The organiza
ton numbers 100000 Radicals pledged to sustain
Impeachment:
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aH NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
MA. m CHARdEsTON-Booka Of Subscription to the
CAPITAL STOCK Of this Bank amounting to $780, 900 divid
cd into 5000 Shares OF s1oO eae with privilege Of In
crease to an amount not exceeding s1ooooO0, will be
opened at the Book Store Of Mr. g. G. couRrENAY, No.
Broad street, on Monday the l1h instant from 10
o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock p NJ. and continue open every
dav during the same hours until Saturday the 18th Inst
inclusive unless the requisite amount Of Stock be sooner
subscibed. Five s6 Dollars par shaRe will be required
at the time OF subscription. and the remainder In such
,naalments as may be called for by the Bosrd Of Drec
tors ,,,,o,,.1,
PH. KEGLER, commissioners.
d. sTR0BH,
February 5s=-F
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SPECIAL n 0TlcES.,.=

@NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT sAP-
PIIcATIoN VIII ba made for renewal Of SCRIP FOB
FIFTY sHAREs New 1sauel SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL-
ROAD AND BANK STOCK No. $50, iasued March s1st,
$780, in the name Of THOMAS p. LDE, the original
having been lost I I 1a1noS February II g:
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches,

LONDON. February "a letter from GARABA1p1,
published to-day in Venice, expresses sympathy
for the struggling Cretans.
PARIS, February s-An understanding has been
arrived at by which the Turkish forces are to evac-
1ate Servia.
Kt is stated that the Pope will soon make an ap-
peal to the Catholic powers to sustain him.
F1oRENoE, February 9.-GENERAL HUaRER, the
Crown Prince Of Italy and commander-in-chief OF
the Italian army, will soon marry an Arch-Duchess
of Austria.
LIVERPOOL, February s-Evening. Cotton more
active; sales, 1900 bales; middling uplands,
14l@14s.
LONDON, February 7Noon.-Consols 81 SIG.
SEQ bonds, "a 1916; Erie, 40; Illinois Central, 81
LIVERPOOL, February = Noon.-C Cotton market
opens strong, with probable days sales OF lO,OOo
bales; prices unchanged middling uplands being
still quoted at 14l@14a.
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aT SPECIAL NOTICE TO sCONHIGNEES--
conslgneea per steamship WHlRLwlND, from Philadal.
phis are hersby notified that Bhe will commence dis
charging her cargo. .tmnedtately afer arrival at South
Atlantic Wharf At the solicitation Of the sdppsrsin
Philadelphia the ship wss loaded at Chester thus innur
ring the expensssr Of Railroad freight TO that place,
which expense has been added to the hdght and which
amount consigness WILL please notify the Discharging
Clerk Of their Willingness to pay before the delivery Of
their goods. q. ,. BAKER 4 90. Agant
February u = -. ! = es.,. 80.
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nF. THE HEALING Pool AND HOUSE OF
ISOLATION REPORTS, for
Young Mem, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedimens to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes fee Of charge. Address Dr. ). sKIIllH
HoUaHToN, Howard Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
1anuarv lb z:.55. 5. 3mo
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= Military Governments Of the South.
The following Bill, proposed by Senator VII
11A1s, of Oregon, and reported upon favorably by
the Committee on Reconstruction, has been the
subject Of much, and spirited, debate within the
last few days
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REFORMS IN FRANCE.

TETTER of THE EAfPEROR NAPOLEON TO TH
N'-'".' MTNISTEE OF STATE. E.zzz5Ts.=Es -
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, February s-Noon.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat dull. Corn dull and prices in
favor Of buyers Rye quiet. Oats dull. Pork
dull anu lower; new mess, $40 62a20 rs; old, $40.
Lard dull; barrels, 11salsa. Whiskey dull BARLEY
dull. Peas quiet. Cotton dull at s2a33 for Mid
ding Uplands. Freights dull.
Money market steady but very dull; sos, 1862,
registered, 1o6aa1o7; coupons, 10SH; new issue,
1861. 1o-4o's, coupons, 1oo5. 7-sos, first series,
1863; second and third 1854. Virginia State Skies,
55a58. Missouri State Skies, 94a95. Money 6a7
y cent. Exchange, 60 days, 1o8s; at sight. 1o9sa
1094. Gold, 1873.
New YORK., February 9-P. M.-Cotton shade
frmer: sales Of 1400 bales at 3Sc. Flour dull;
State 50 15a12. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn,
mixed Western 81 13a1 Il. Whiskey nominal
Pork Hrm Mess $40 25a2o s7d. Lard lower, II Ia11a
New Turpentine 6sa69. Rosin s5a9. Groceries
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The war between Spain and the Republics OF Of
Chill and Peru still contnpes the Gooa ouS ~ }he
G Emoeror pe Of the French having failed to efect>a
reoonoiIatjop. Il, either by agreement between
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gates TO the ,COnYenGORS OF eacu Stdte, " CoAo1-
der the state OF the country, A proposition Of the
Pennsylvania Committee, to hold Nation Il Com
vention at Harrisburg, May 2lst, was fayorably
entertained. It's adoption is probable, with sug-
gestions to the State Committees to order cleo
tions If Delegates forthwith, who may act in on
emergency.
WASHINGTON, February 10.--The New Orleans
Riot Committee will report tomorrow, condemnlng
Mayor MONROE and csnsuring the President. They
say tho loyal people are not protected, and that
the Committee therefore will in connection with
this report, present a Bill appointing Governor
and Council, under whom the State can reorganize.
Only loyalists, regardless OF color, will be al
lowed to vote.
The Ways and Means Committee Will report
early, probably By tomorrow.
In the Internal Revenue Bill the leading ideas
is the radiance Of the tax on manufactures at the
earliest possible moment. The present Govern
meut wants to forbid this Immediately, hence this
.f,srtal sction The articles entering largely into
the cost Of living, such as SALT leather, cooking
and Kitchen utensils, scales, engines, and clothing
made from taxed staples, are exempt.
alany articles now paying two per cent, such as
glue, wagons used FOR farming or freighting pur-
poses as also butter and cheese, are exempted. A
section is added, rettaanding the amount paid on
the raw matc.iai entering into their manufacture.
Many articles are exempt because the expense OF
collecting exceeds the tax. Boxes, bottles and
barrels are exempt, if their contenta are taxed.
The Cotton tax remains unchanged. The tax on
Cane Sugar is placed at uniform rate Of one cent
per pound. e
s. Theliquor tax is unchanged, but the license tor
.iistilleries is increased from 500 to $500. Dis
tIlations from apples and peaches are free; Grape
Brandy 50 cents Wine unchanged.
Incomes under $1,000 are exempt, and the excess
q taxed eye per cent. Rent, taxes, insurance,
and repairs to be deducted from income, making
the average exemption s15oo.
The violation Of the Distillery Law is punisha-
ble by fine, and impri iscnInept Of not less than
*uo, nor more than ten years.
There is provision that whenever any article IS
offered for sale at prices less than the tax such
article shall be subject to seizure.
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aF Calvary BAPTIST CHURCH, GHARL Es:
ToN-The Members tcolored) Of this Church were
alarly dinmissed from the three White Baptist Churches
OF this City to form aeparate Church They are wor-
shiping Tor the present at Bonums Hal, John stEeet
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House OF Worship. s- srsss:5zs
They believed to be pious and worthy PERSONS and
their object s respectfully commended to an who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises.
following members Of the sad Church have been author.
lied to make collections CHARLES sMALls, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD .HA1a, DANIEL d. MoALpM, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL Steward. ezsztzz-.e75. IL - 4
Charleston, 8. O., June ~, 1850.
Rev. LUC1Us GUTHBERT.
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rey. E. T. WNKlER,
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUppER, 1,n. ,o,,.. .r,t.aal snnar,
WILLIAM g.. HENERY, - s's>"'- -T,hnrc, .sst--'-
WILLIAM g. WHHDEN, .1..5:...75.; :.s-
Jannnrv e. s@ fmW3mo1
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the parties themselves or by the mediation Of any
objects which I have had in view viii be equally
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n@WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as q candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudldal District at Che next election.
QarfernhaF
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1E NOTICE. C0Ns1GNEEs PER STEAM
sER MoNEKA are hereby notified that abe Iis This
Day dsohargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf An Goods
roainins on the wharf at sunset win be stored at
pence and risk Of owners. -: -
WILLIS 4 oH1sOLM, Agents.
AN Freight amounting to fifteen u.s. doIlarsor Less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery o. Goods
February II .z.sssst2 '5ssst 2 &
asCONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER CARROLL
from Baltimore are hereby notified ttst the chip Is 1as
Day dschargng cargo at Pier No J. Union Whsrves All
goods remaining the wharf ater sunset uncallcd for
win be stored at their expense and risk
MoRDEoM q co.. Agents,
Fafrr1ary IN 5s fEsss =, =.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-BANKs, yesterday, IN
appealing to STEVENS against pressing vote, used
the following languages: "I believe that day or
two devoted to the subject Of Of the
Government will bring us TO o solution in which
we shall agree in which the two houses shall agree,
and in which the people of the country will sustain
Us, and in which the President Will give us his
support. This speech gives rise to various specu-
lations. It is understood, however, that BANKS
was frequentlyin counsel with Southerners recent
~ here, and that he favors their proposed policy.
BANKS intimated that any Congressional policy
would be futile in operation If opposed by the Exc
cutiye. We mus: have laws in which the Execu-
tive will CO operate in order to make those lsYs
effective II we fail to secure cooperation in laws
it is our duty to drop law-mahng and consider the
purposes 8nd the position Of the President himself
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has received
small quantity Of superior Chinese sugar cane
seed to be distributed on application by mail. .Ad-
dress IaAAo NEWTON, Agricultural Depot, Wash
ington.
A delegation Of Masons will leave for Columbia,
8. O., Tomorrow, for the purpose OF presenting
Jewels to South Carolina Masons. WI. WA1KER,
General Agent Atlantic Coast Route, osa Washing
ton, has the party in charge.
President JOHNSON called upon MIR. GEO. PEA
BODY to-day as private citizen. In the course OF
conversation he paid that gentleman high conf
-pEment for the,magnifcent gift in behalf OF the
educational interests Of the South. Mr. PEABODY
replied said: .s5..=zz=#=
s.He had some knowledge Of the official cares
bearing upon the Executive, md appreciated his ef-
forts t. restore the lately rebeous States to their
full relations to the Federal Government"
Abiding to his re sidence in England, he said:
& ssThere mas more friendly feeling among the
people and the Government of that country than
Heretofore
HrNsY GRDER, Of Kentucky, whose death was
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PHILIP ROLAND,
March % " No, 81 Liberty street, New York.
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New YORK, February 9.-Exports of specie to-
day $4,000.
Tie World publishes an expose Of an order Of
the grand army Of the Republic. The organiza-
ton numbers 100000 Radicals pledged to sustain
impeachment: -
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Chnife 9netru.
The Ritter Won schwarzenfels.

IN many strife and many fight
Had the Ritter Won Schwarzenfels fought,
And in dents and In scars on his helmet bars
Were the tales of his combats wrought.
He had slainmore men. he had stolen moro gold,
lie had drank more sparkling wine,
And had uttered more oaths and had broken
more vows
He hated the church, ana ne hateo the Sta'e'
And he swore by the power OF might
That he never wouldoow toPopc OF the KING
Pcrched on crag MIA the dri'ihs ciouus'
Inc Outlaw hau p"'iuen ms nest
And he scanned the river from north to south'
over the River ne stretched n chnih,
Ana Inc poits that passed ehch u'.y,
Before they could SAL either up or down.
,,,.,.
on'e sc"i iloi'' ii' '',ohs" " ' '
~, 'iie io'' ~ VI "u''u ~
hhu' i"ue" "i''i apoii' i'' ' emu P''
40. pilgrim nnoohc" ~ u,s ''''' s"'e'
-o' uaNeioi asheu W say
hu. cacn c'ossou hii'iao'' "neh 'e Nv" '"' 'o"'''
anu more than score VI nar"s h''s"''
Who h"u srNeh .o Iiu .ne i"no
vi ms iear,ui curse h',o n'iien oe"e"'h
mus 'o',s ".'' no NV anu io"' ''"" NV i''s"'
po'h appo' anu 'oru 10 scorh'
"n,a uee'"''u "iii 'he iieieeS' vi "ei IMAM o'''''
,
ID isHt puih 'he hei's III 'iie paAiuce hhh
ana iouu sroaheu 'hc ''pies WIN chcer'
M" '"e "''' ""' i""'" i'" so" '"i''
iha' "eres'oieh iroin ai'"is near
iheh uprose 'he hatter, ana III ms mana
heiu " ii"soii vi choice hosehc,
anu r"Pp'he ms SWORD ON 'ne oaken oo'''u'
N"'o ia'h "ouiu soihethins TELL
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To BE CONTINUED

FOND parent keeps sending us 'droll
gabble of funny little child. 1t is curl
Gus how much of this occurs in Sunday
schools and Blble-classes seldom in
places of amusement. Example: In
Kankakce, Illinois, a teacher asked her
class-"Who betrayed our saviour ,"
The class being youthful-recently
wcancd--had not been thoroughly
coached in theology, and failed to an
swer correctly. Finally, Il li,tlc girl re-
piled: "John--peter-Paul-Iob,"b but
not receiving an Affirmative nod from
her teacher that she had named the
right party, said: "Well, then, it must
be JohHsOH ~ Let the "lmpeaChment"
or "Custom-house" Committee, who
are clothed with power to send for per.
sons and papers, summon this babe and
s,e If She has further disclosures tc
make, somebody "hetrayed" somebody
on the c"General ORDER business that
certain
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aNisrellantous.
BROCKLEBANK'S TENT.

IT is now nearly fifteen years ago
since | was attacked by an epidemic
disorder which prevailed extensively
at that time among the young men Of
| the United Kingdom. 1t was common
ly styled the gold-fever, and the fit
seized me very suddenly. I called one
evening in Camden Town it was
pleasant airy suburb at that time - to
see two bachelor friends of mine who
shared lodgings together. | found the
floor of their sitting-room numbered
with boxes.
"What are you doing?" l asked in
astonishment.
We're off for the god-dggings."
"By what ship?"
"The John Taylor; next Wednesday
week"
recklessly flung my hat to the other
end of the room, gave such leap that
my head nearly bumped against the
,ilng, and cried,--
81 will go with you.'
That's right, old boy" they respon-
'tu' wv anu SS'ulc Noul phoouSt tiiS
first thing in the morning. She's fill
ing up quick"
The London atmosphere was at that
time surcharged with an auriferous in
sanity. The gray, sober light of morn
ing did not induce me to swerve from
my resolution of the previous night;
on the contrary, as soon as the governor
appeared at the counting-house boldly
walked into his private room, and dis
charged myself.
The governor was, and, am thank
ful to say, is still for l am once more
back in the old shop,-a very jolly fell
low.
You going too, Parker? Well, well,
I'm sorry for it; but if you young men
will insist on seeing the diggings, l
suppose you must. Make out check
for your salary, and I'll sign it."
next rushed off to the firm who
were agents for the John Taylor. Dis
nal news: every berth on board of her
was engaged. l had to take my passage
by another vessel, and this accident
probably led to the adventure which
have undertaken to relate.
! shall not describe the voyage on
board the Coldstream, but shall merely
say that we reached Hobsun's Bay safe
~ in the month of September. Mel
bourne was queer place at that time
!, Emigrants were pouring in at the rate
. of three thousand a week there wer'
!; eighty thousand people in town bull
y to hold only twenty-five thousand; pro
visions were at famine prices and al
social distinctions turned topsy-turvy
y The John Taylor had arrived SOM
time before the Coldstream, and he
passengers had been scattered over tn
length and breadth of the colony. Afte
s, waiting three days at the miserable lii
tie post office window in Elizabeth st
now supplanted by a palatial edifice,-
in the midst of an eager strugglin
crowd of letter-seekers, / got commit
% nication from nay London friends, sa.
ing that they We're gone to Bendigo, an
would let me know where they were {
soon ms they We're settled.
scarcely knew what to do. ha
come to Australia solely and entire
for the purpose of going to the digging
" and to the diggings l was determin
40 to go but did not care to go up 4
ng road all by myself The hundred mil
= of bush which lay between Melbour
a and Bendigo was swarming at that til
j. with escaped cOnvicts from Van D
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MAY we never be in possession of
,ches which we do not enjoy.
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ONE Of the most popular clergymen
of san Francisco, Dr. 4, l.. Stone, re-
Gently from Boston, attended not long
ago II public dinner IN the former city,
piven in honor of the opening Of steam
communication with China. The Doctor
sent a waiter for fish. The waiter soon
returned with Il very small quantity.
The Doctor looked at it, and said to the
-erving-man; "YeS, Hdt is the kiRd"
But whether he succeeded in obtaining
% further supply is not set forth.
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40 l. L NJ B l a III O L s +,
EORK'S HOTEL,
GEDRGE w MAIGFR proOriptOr

The above wcll-known hotel has recently under
gone radical changes in It's internal arrangements,
and its proprietor announces to his former custom
and the travelling public that his Accommodations
for the comfort of his guests are second to none in
the country His tublc will always be found sup
piled not only with substantial food, but with all
the dciicacics of the season. His wines and IL
uuors tcXccpt that popular beverage known AS
'lE HonrV' purchased direct from the importing
houses are entirely pure and free from all pol
snnuus drugs He is thankful for liberal patron
nrc in the past and will continue to deserve ii in
the future. GEORGE W. MAUHER.