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.gosii Billings Essa ONTO y wine

Hogs generally ara qusdrupid.
! Tas extreme teHIth - their antiquity al.
/ never bees fully discovered thsy exssl a
/ long Tins before tas flood. and have e4is ..
! long time since
There IL srsta deal ov iater.2l rsv-s.w
in hog tAare sint mach m.re waste ia
than than thare a in "a oyster
Even ;heir tail. can b-' 7sr.ed up ste
wA..ses.
Hogs ars good quiet soasl.rs they ..alwzs
eat what IS set bstar. thar, and don't ask
sny -yOiI.A questions.
they never hsV sany dis.sazs ba. Ia,
ueas g, and they nsvsr hs7 thsn bu, cacs
once seems 10 safety them.
Iaare IL graf, many breeds amos.st
them.
Some are close corporation breed, asi
some are suIlt moro apart, Ike & he-s
slab.
Taey ns.d 20 kew s4-i ia Nsw Eng ss4
= lc" Te..rs ago r=:ch Jhsr ca. ed the s,-..s
hg- breed; this breed was "a high II II.
rI4-rsr= t,-,r-.,~------
e bai oua, which L. a.si 70 :soa ,lT iraT,
oilers and Drag oR .iz.
Some are Tall III tho face. ike = '4v.
clock aud sons are az leag aud is-a IS
cow~eatc.sg. with 9 stss plnt:d nszs -
tlsm.
They kan awl rate val: = hag thal ksat
rats ne. Las Been slzls Ia vans. They zEs
"a sAeri-Hyel animal, sud generally q 10 a.
/ they git iatt.
ihe hog can be larst CRATE Paay sun-
ming things, such ss histia. The frost Es.s
of from The h1sss, ,ipP.Eg over sw-il ssf>
/ rslIs. and finding a hole in ths !eEcs tew git
/ into a coru>fsIi: but there aia't s.ay
/ length 10 their m,mory; II Il awfal hard
: work for them TO fad She same EOls ,sw g.
. ogt At, especially il you are at PI. anxious
: they shoald.
: Hogs ara very contrary. asd seldom lIl7s
well th. same way - are going tsis asz
nevir been fally explained, tat speaks vol
umls for tAe hog.
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What makes you look so grum, Tom :?
20, had to endure Il sad trial TO my feel
ings.' ~ hat on earth was it?" "Why, /
had 10 tie on Il girls bonnet while her Ina
was looking on.
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Esfrayed Qr Stolen

rxp0Ai ,le ru.rri.er liyuk on Brck Greek, Cur.
q vea's S.ill abeut tbs lst Of October bA MA
49, y- ,id last spring. rather slim body, has collar
~ an mana one forward lcet oachalf white, supposed
a. have two white hind feet hss lump @" seaf on ri-h
Ary ,,.fso rsttlrl,iu said mare no Subscriber
l5n where she Iiay De f,uri WIZ b
a. lli, re,r,r,Ie5 Address CD. CURAEA,
n Is ane Ottawa, His.
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Ny sweet "sprig Of gcYanium'f has fash>
ion, when speaking Of her bdaux dsriEg
their absence, of styling them 'hny swsius. .
Her Pc heard her speak thas we.t to sae
Jennie one evening, and was act ~ the
door by the ''old mar After the customary
''How do you do ?'' and con- mend on weather,
he blurtsd out, ~ supposs YOU want to see
Jsabie?" nodded aHirmatvslt He then
called her; and from upstairs sweetest as>
cents replied, "What do You want, pap
Come down, at snes, daughter. here's one
of your sriae :" Imagine IA sensations
amidst her ringing laughter after the sid
boys exit.
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BLAsPHKMY.--A Mr. Wheeler at the Prov
ideuce Spiritualist Convention, said
Drunkenness is ast as gosd as soberasss.
Vice is just as geod as virtue. The devil is
the equal Of God, aEa hell is jurt as sweet a
place as heaven. He'll its IF, if YOU rsiss it
high enough, becomes the golden hesr OF
heaven. AS Spiritualists, he said, we have
not Acknowledged that there is such thing
as moral obligation. "
And Mr.. Perry said:
''As Splritualist, | have YET to learn that
we hold anything as sacred
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DR. E. S. HOBERT,
GOuEs I.

v,OV sALg-Horses, wa~oni and Farming Implements
4 all kinds: span OF Mares; ihr.'hef fsiief
Corn Shelter, &c, &c. On easy t'Ff1s being aUsut 70
change nay business.
Those indebted % me VIII please can ara setts' ana
those who are my creditors please call and purchase
thing. and ct your pay.
For terms and prices eall o the undersigned az o-o
or on ED. DREW, In Sadie strtet
am aacnt e. sell. O le Tor farm !as'i, houses
anI lots in block >, lots II t1 10 ins'us''e; -
s-sfao. y. SFl44sal-
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INV SON." said Mr.. SprigginI to his little
hoy who was devonrins an egg. It VS.. Mr..
Spriggin's desire to Instruct 4is boy-'py y
son, do you know tkat chickens came out of
eggs 2" .'Ab. dc th.v, fathet?' said the
young hopeful, ''I thought th ht eggs seR Q
out OF chickens The eld er Sprizglss
drew back from the table and gazsi sadly
on his son, then pat on his hat and went 10
work
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Always on hand iulI Stock of
Imported and Domestic Cigars
Plug. Fine Cut, and Smoking Tobacco,
Snuiis. &c, &c.

Meerscla,Dl Brias Gains. anI a3I Other kias ot Pr
Cigar Cases, Cigar holders. &c, &c..
keep the best Of everything. and sel oh,.p ai
bsdy else dIFa soil. hav ~ % IF
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KEcoNsrnucrroN ~ TiIE STATE.

slight chunge Of sentiment is pcrccptiJlc
In tho cditorinl management Of our country
exchanges. Frou violent opposition to thn
military bill, they have drif1rd into silence, and
IN lew instances havc been emholdcncsl TO
advocate its measures ~ the only basis Of ru-
construction that can be expected, The
Columbia Phoair, the Anderson Intcil;yenee-,
the Sumter Ner-, and the Winnsboro Tri-
Weekly Nf;ss, have changed their tactics in
this respect more fully than their contempora-
ries. Tho latter is now under the editorial
care OF Mr.. ". W. HERBERT, who announced
i'm his snlutaiory that he stood upon the plat
form of the Military Bill rs the only hope Of
the country. This declaration has been fol-
lowed by article on the Constitutionnlity OF
the Bill. in which the course pursued by tho
President since the surrender is reviewed and
his reconstruction policy severely criticised.
This has been disastcfu 10 some of the rem
ders, but the Editor notwithstanding their dis
approval is bothunconvinced and unconyerted
und in reply says:
We have observed an angry froWn on the faces
Of great many Of our citizens OF late and wero
at loss to divine tho cause upon inquiry We
learn, they nre mad because everybody don't agree
With them in politics.
Wo arc sorry that people will got into passion
without proper proyocation. aud hope-ss time
dorclopes tho truth and correctness Of tho policy
OF Southern reconstrnctionists,- may wag
their tolls as nrprovingly as they want to be
waggled to in days Of yoro. Every dog should
haro his day."
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF. OrTY TREASURY.

L
DuBL1c NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN That A iSpii} THbE
Il the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this onlce. 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurer.
SEC. !. Be IL Ordained by Me Mayor and Aierntenrn u
City Cbuxcii a.seabk That nom tand after the rst dny
january licenses shall be taken out for ali cartv draw
and wagons. used for private and domestic purposea in
the manner and according to the same provisions
driven lor hire except giving bonds. And each such
cart dYay wagon shR be provided with bsdge con.
tanning the number thereof and marked Pirate 10 Le
placed ON the outside Of tue shaft.
SEQ. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer
surely 70 any bond under the Ordinance concerning
censes for cars dfays and other carlnges
less he or she be Q freeholder. f.-
Bro 8 The following shall hereafter he tho ltss tcr
lcenseB Tor public and private carts, drays wagons kc
lnsludmg tho horses mules used thereof which shr
be froe hom other taxation:
PUDIIC cAHIS DBAYv, ETC. Oh TDosE E,frIoYED m AMI
puan1ras wHArxvER, ToR ntIR DIREcT on INDIRECT.
For every oirt, dray or wagon. drawn by horse
For eyery cs-t dray wagon drawn by two horsesor
For euory hack and carriage with tvo wheels, $40.
For euery hack and carriage with Iour wheels, $40.
with two hornes. $50 = - e. = ''''- 80
For every stage or omnibus te1cept line omnibus,
For rsry truck drawn py two or more horses or muls,
For every eIprnss wagon drawn by two horses
DRfAp CARTS AND PnrvArr oIH7s pRlrs Rro
For every bread cart or wagon, %.
For every cart dI1y EagoD used for private do.
nnlSgp % PRoo and not 70 eS e%Posd r. tho trans.
Indirectly for the same shall pay for license The mum Of
t5. exclusive OF the horse mule. ''i
Ratified in City Council, this 1eth day OF January
In Tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hun.
P.o. GAILLARD. Mayor.
Jsnukrys II, q. SMITH, Clark Of Council
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fact that tho whites ho!i the intelligence. the
capital aud the land titles Of the country.
Ihey need lc no more to establish or rcgiin
4 tnelr ascendency tlian 10 embark in any pnr
OF increasing their population by Immigration.
their wealth by economy, aud their iulepend.
ence by creating or importing the most i'm
pOrtunt commodities
With this policy the permanent nscenIenc,
Of the Southern whites is undoubtcd. If they
choose TO disregard the voice Of progress i'm
peiiing them OH the way to freedom, they can
not complain that the dnrkey shall dominate
vi no such result has the Springfield Reyabi,ra
any apprehension, nor have we.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
oTE1oz cLrRk OF couHo1L, |

May 1851 I
The following Section Of An Ordinance 70 abolsh The
Office OF Superintendent Of Streets to provide for Keep
lug tho stsets Ianes Alloys and open Courts In the
City OF Charlesston Cesn, md for other PURPOSES
hereby publshed for tho Information Of all concerned
For the dps protection Of tho aid contractor
tractors, further ordained, That every oHper lessee,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In spy
street lane. sney or open court Ihsl on every day
onsl psced In font Of bis osr iot in barrel boz
heap and In resdins for the contractor by the hour Of
sorep O'Clock A. Ill., from the nist day or May to tho
nrst day Of November In oysy year by hour
nine O'Clock, H., from the dfst day Of November to
ing herein. placing any dirt nlh. gsrbsgs or oihsr
on In any street ans Or alley or open court. aer the
than two fhAn nre dollars for elch and every
offence. to be imposed by the Mayor.
BY order W. Il. SMITH,
May is Clerk OF Council
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An ORDINANCE

AN OHDINANCE
TO HE0ULATE THE STORAGE PErHoLrUM, ppo
DUCTS. AND OTTER RFLAMhkpIE OILS.
SEo. l. Be IL ordained 6y tie Mayor AMI Aldermen II
Oily Council assebed That from and ater tho 18th day
OF June next, Il shall not bo Lawful to keep Petroleum
Kerosene Hook OIL. BenIne, Bepzoe, any Other In
1smabe oil oils storage for asle In any cellar
store or building south Of Line street. In larger quIn
tity than any gallons any ono lot premises, anil
any such quantity kept stored shall be contained h
vsssels Of din OF other metal. SD. I >
$40. That Petroleum, its products or any other In
1amnaAbe oil oils, when brought into city by lnl
or water, may be kept any LOT In any building IN
hours, upon the expiration of which Hm IL
ah be removed and kept In the required by
tho foregoing section. IEI- =" '''... '
Bro 9; Any pefson or persons violating any part ui
ths Ordinance nha Be subject 10 Emo OF TWO hundred
petent Jurisdiction. .IaI :" - - -
Rated in CITY Council this twenty nnt day OF Nay ia
IiIty-aeyen. = 20 : : -
fLal tI|+ p. C. aAITJARD Nsyor
W. d. NINTH. CLERK OF Council June 6
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NOTICE.


OFFICE OF CHEF OF poLIcE,)
NAM GUARD HoUaE,
THE FOLLOWING sEciioSS oF ohDIaXNeEs
Captain Of Police.
nt' SEC. VI; All smoking of any pipe seg,r in white
same is heloby prohibited and any per,on who % shal
violate this clauae Of this Ordinance aha for each and
to sasn s % md es esus Of
amount to bc given to tho informer.
Sec. vI. All indecent aud disosderly conduct, curs
in8 aud wearing :iImorons noises druntenness guar
ssns hsnang 81 an gpp or OF nit in White Point
punslod in tho ssme manner a. the same offences are
now directed BY Law TO he punhhed when committed in
any other portions of the city. .
SEC. K. No person persons shall ride lead or drive
OF the Garden. under penalty OF five dollars for every
such offence. to be recovered In tho CITY Court one
the amount OF the hne to be given to the informsr.
SIC. XII 1t sbn not bo luwful for any person or per-
at whito Point consructed by the City Council loading
Day street Or 70 land from snS sss.s . os mi.
any boards lumber other msteria any part Of hs
q n
such person or persons shA forfe. and any dollars
aiy shhl go 70 the informer.
Whereas loaded drays and cars pass unuecess..
rtiy through King street In the city OF Charleston
the great obstruction OF that thorouehfare and to the
serious nconyenience and danger Of those who have
business therein:
Be ordined That from and after the pssang Of this
Ordinance 1t shA not be lawful for any censed cart
dray uAson or other carriage. hden With cotton lum.
ber, or other merchandise commodity, 10 be driven
through the said King street south OF Calhoun street or
any part thereof and except for tho pupoao Of
ceytpB or dcpoainy load In such part OF ad street,
and any driver or conductor Of any sueh cart dray,
wagon or othor carriage offending herein ah. forfeit
and pay sum Of not less than ton dollars nor moro
tEAn twenty dollars 80 August as
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EDUCATIONAL.
PENSION DU REV. DIR. MYERS.

1fEST AYEC BEAuCUUr De rLAiSIH QUE
~ lc Principal dc ccttc institution nnnoncr
u scs amis CT gu public en- general que Fac
croissciuent CONTINUED dn nornbre do sus ,irvr-
n"ressiif L. chnix dun Establishment plu,
conSenablr. Iis'rsl done prorur,: Ii slarieusr
demeurc Situtr HI coin uord Quest .irSr rtlrs
Coming ct Bull. Le but dc rInsitution tiuuI
dc prtparer parfaitement les GlGvcs pour IL
College on pour les affairca, un sysiame COM
plet d'instruction tlcmentairc ttG adopts
pour ceux qui en auront besoin, ct dce IA
cilitGs particuleres sont ofertes pour | ,iudc
dies classiques, lies msthcuatiques et de Ia
tenne dps livres. En- consequence lie REGENTS
engagements quill \ fallu fairc ,laiis radmins-
tration lie in pension, ct aussi dans le but
davancer les inttrtts lies tlGvcs. t. principal
scra assistt par NJ. JOHN CANNON don't les
talents sont connus, ct que IL dtia benucoup
dcIp'ricncc dans l'enseignemcnt. NJ GANSUN
fit scs ftudcs nycc distinction dnns un dcs
mcilleurs colleges dc In France, CT enseign,,
ensuitc lie franGai' 'ss clnssiaucs nvec fclat
nu college dc Mars pres IIlois (Frnnce)
Des ayantnges rares ct eIcsllcuts sont done
offerts pour rtiude du francais sous sa llrcc
ton. une classe Glementure inisnut partie de
l'institution est sous 10 charge de Madcmoiselle
ROSA DfBBLE, Ell toutes les differences
branches sont soumises 4 la surveillance per-
sonnelle du principal L'inttrct des cleves es
consultc en- tout Cours d'instruction: Pan
glais, lie Franrais. lie Latin. 10 Gree. rlfGbrer.
PEspagnoi, Ct rAllemanll.
September
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CHI A r L E IS TON,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER L. 1867

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 30 as to execute, in the shortest possible
time. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and ne
most respectfully ask The patronage Of our
friends.
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ROTICK,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF polio

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE(
CnkRtLsfoa, e. O., May 4, 1867. T.
yTlHE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
L ineioeures y.ults. Go, win oonnnacnee Monday
10 thai THAR premises good condition and thhi
all tlth and R.fbAge u rsroyed ~ suired By OrdI
nanoe Other inspections S1n follow. - 80.
- = 73.f-T7 -. c. u, s1awAI.D.,,
cttAf ef Police
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FIRE IaUAa,
MAYoBALTY or CHARLEsTI

CTr HALF, November 8, 1856.
II, PERSONA DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN 7: 4E
"A Burnt Districts and Waste Pisces OF tlls City, un
der 'An Act OF the General Assembly. giving slfhortJ
to the City Council Of Charleuton to proceed In tho mat
ter OF Fire loan, with view TO aid In building up Ia,
City snsw" are horeby notified that the 36rm Of spp
cation for osns can DO obtained a the once Of The Gui
Of Council. between tho hours OF A. II. and p. n
All applications mnst be p u IN the sbors mentioned
Once, as the Committee Will meat every Monday 70 cor
slder tho same. - ~
p order Of the Mayor ". 9. sHTTH,
NoVeubefW Olert OF rolnrL
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NOTICE.,

OFFICE oLERK OF CoUEcn.-THE FOLLOWING
" clause OF Section Of an "Ordinance to Raise aup
pes for 1857" In published for tho information
ofPerspns selling GoodS by ample otherwise Hho are
nos of this city AL such persoun are hereby
notified to report NJ this Office, II III =
tThrec dollars erery hundred dollars of eli goods
eold in this city <ona not rchilens. By sample
otherwise" W. n SIITTH
AArch n Clerf Of Cor1urt1
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GENEShL AMNESTY AND IMPARTIAL
SUFFRAGE.

The New York Herald, referring TO tho voting
population of the ten Southern States, shows
how idle nrc the fears Of negro supremacy. uu,
der general amnesty proclamation;
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No. lLICENcru
TILE HERAT.n

ssohtisaED WEEKLY AT NEwBRRRY O. a.. AT
;Snrsss pSI pm , snnam and having . largo ciroulstoa
aroeaa So great sdyantases to sdv.rtisers
10 or AN Ne y I9S which appit
" Nus nSenS Af >. Y. aLlDER, At tho Nlls House.
u. .fHo2 = Z Il GRHNRKER.
"osuasN 1et1ors and fropr1storA
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NOTICE.

fTlHE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
will for tile present DO carried usual by the
undersigned at 30 AZ East Bay, the store formerly
occupied by CRAIG. TU0MEY CO.
All persona having individual claims must present tue
s1me and those indebted individually will make pay.
mont to JOHN TUOMRY
July On
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,2 Il. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MlGISTRATEI

HAs aEnovkp o. 30 ELS d gn; oFEIoE FROM no oHALNRn!l
AIehisls AlIsy. Anan,s &,
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OFFICE cHIRP OF DETEoT1vEa,t
August o9tb 1867. !
DROUGHT TO THUS OFFICE AND SUPPOSED TO
- bc stoler, Gray Sack Goat, also two largo block
TN pans about aIoon incht4 10 zdh any parties loaing
the aSnB, viii cfl and identity thein. -. --.t''
... >, -t. a. W. HENDRICKS
w Let Lieutenant tod Chiaf Of DetectiYea
Au1un 40
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"a EEL II @ 8

LANDMARK LODGE. T3. 40, a. f.. ~.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY CoMMuNICA rIOS OF
4 this Lodge will be held. THIS EreHing "wednesday
tth init, at O'Clock.
by order Of ". NJ.
THEODORE +. MENTION Secretary.
September
COMMISSIONERS or aIaNIxET
4 REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CON.
~ MlsSloSEitS will bc huld Ihis tfts. aoor, at 8
ococs. WILLIAM kIRE~ GOD.
Septnmurrt t'hinl Clerk.
PA'Ml'rlO BASE HAI.I. CI.i'B.
TINHE MONTHLY MEETING ur THE cI,jn MILL,
DC held at Pavilion Hotel This wednesday, Er.aIny
~ ~ O'CLOCK Business 81 Importance requires iai,
Rua pIonpl huondarce JOSEPH HILTON
Heplcinoert Secretary Iii {ai-s .R.
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EDUCATIONAL EsTABLISIinIENT Uu'
REV. DIR. MYERS.
TINHE EXERCISES OF THE ABOVE NAMED INsTI
Il TuTE viii bo resumed ID. W ON WEDNESDAY
October I'd, at tho Acsdomy, cornpr OF Coming and u
streets. Tcrps moderate, and course OF INSTRUCTION
such "a will lmpart a sound and complete education.
September 2 mwf
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LARGEST C,scu.TIoy ~. n.,,v

LARGEST CIRcyLATIoN.-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
fers rema'ntn9 in the Postofce at The end
81 each toeeA, G9reea6!y to the .foliotosno
section Of the Nt,o Posto4ice Lao, as ths
'e'ospaprr barring the largest circulation in
the City Of Chdrleston:
SEGrioS a. Aud DO Il further enacted That ltsia of ,o,
NrH REMAINING uncaed ur ~ any postotnce In city
town or village. where newspaper shall DO pfinted
shall hereafter DO published only In tho nowspspe
which, being published weekly oflener shall have h
OilCe -
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w A N + 5.

A YOUNG LADY, VIII HAS HAD SOME
~ years' experience IN Ia :hng. ana who ~sL fur
nish satisfactory letters Of Recommendation dcIre. TO
obtain employment In Srn3o Prytte Family in
ctLer tile city OF country address NJ. p. j., Key box
M" Oh Cnsrle8ton p. q. tlwiI' Septciubar2 2
{tOOK AND SyASIlicR NVtNTED.-A WHITE
~ WOMAN, who Will ,:ISr sltisiriiau uan got por.
STREET. Sentemi,er
SFrUhTION wASTED...wANTictD by A
- msrrie man. "f steady habits, n situation i'll any
respectable business Win niaha ht,nsc u.rfl in al
most sny capacity. Adrlrc,s 80 r." thls oIli;r
August Ii
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r n II N n
B @ A R DI N G t.

~ GOD BOARD CAN DE OBTAINED IN
NJ Private Family. Apply at No. % MEETING
STREET, near tho battery. mwf Soptember3
pOhRDING.-THREf PLEASANT ROOMS
ID with good BOARD lie hSd on immediate appli.
cation to No. 90 CHURCH STREET. west side. near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. juno IL
TNNCE1I.EST BOARD, At VERY LOW
IL rates. in tho most central busuose the CITY,
without lodging, In private house, now be had
For particulars address ''N l." Posioice. May I5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

MANSION HoUsE-juaeA1uc & Son Pfoprt-
etorS.-E. F. Snodgrass; Botetourt county; ".
r. Allen, New York; Daniel Brown, Chester,
Pa; Bartholow, Baltimore; S. Rector, Eau
ouier; A. NJ. Watson, New York, R: ?. Page,
Clarke county; N. B. Meade, Val i. W W: 5 s
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Winship, Washington; John S. Bucknor, Va;
James Adams, Mr.. Jackson, Fairfax; John
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3. l. o. R. R.; James Brown, Culpeper; NJ.
Durrett, Albemarle,
CRY HorEL.-Robert j. Rainey, Proprietor.
S. P. Reymer, Washington; L. L. Etilng 9T
New York J. H. McRae, Cumberland; W
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Prince William. John S. 3. Magic, H. NJ
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