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For sale---One Mile from Port

~'A f@a - "-z1 land. 2
THE beautiful residence occupied by Rev. W. P.
4 Merrill, situated IN Westbrook on The Back
Cove road, known by the name OF the Machigonne
Villa, The grounds are ta%tciuily laid out with
walks, flower beds, splendid cvergreens and shade
trees about 200 pear, apple plum and cherry trees
in bearing; plenty of currents and goosebel res
about n acre OF strawberres-raised LOCO quarts
streets so feet wide all round it. The bmdings-a
fine house with l5 rooms, French root and cupola
and a piazza round three sides; warmed with fur
mace, good well and oisern in COLLAR, gortivner-s
house and summer house, aud good stable well
finished with cellar, at the low price OF $500.
Terms easy. For particulars enquire on the pre-
misses, or of WHITTEMORE S STARBIRD, on
Commercial street; OR FERNAID & SON, corner
OF Preble and Congress streets. '-al
Sent g. diff
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at S2.oO year,
Invariably in advance.
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Farm for Sale or Exchange.

Farm LOT sale OF Exchange.
GITUATED in Cumberland of a mile nom tire G.
~ L. Station and u mi es from Portland; said
iarm contains 40 of good land equally divided
into pasturage and tillase, WI th buildings nearly
purchaser. Amy person having City property and
wishing to exchange for taIm will find it to their
advantage by enquring at l6 Market st, Portland
or OF s. NJ. BRACKErT, OF Cumberland.
Z Feb 28-dtm* f
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A Well urnished Home.
THE House in Park Street Block, in good repair.
4 lately occupied by Hon John Appleton. now by
Hon. Bon Bradbury. with the furniture which is
comparatively new and desirable, will be sold low
tor Cash, possession to be given in October.
For further particulars apply to
.eaa GEO. f. EMERY, s Clapp's Block.
Feb 21-eod3w 49, - n a.
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A LMaERINa LEaIsLAToR.-The Macon Jour-
nal and Messenger gives the following account
of the niger who is costing the State OF Geor-
gia three thousand dollars per day.
A hearty laugh went round town yesterday
morning at the pretensions raised in the Legis-
lature by Fyall, who lives in Macon. and is 1.-THE
honorable member from Macon County," that
he was white man, born in Charleston, and of
French parentage. He is, according to tits, q
French gentleman. But this is not exactly 30.
His biography is briefly as follows: His father
was Charleston French dancing master, by
the name OF Fyall, or Fial, who had been run
out of San Domingo for some political rascality,
and his mother negress. He ran away from
Charleston ON vessel going to Europe, and
some years later returned as the steward OF
ship. he was recognized, taken charge I, and
sold to aHabershan, OF Savannah. He vas
6rst Owned in this city, many years before the
war, by Dr.. II. B.. Thompson who sold him to
MIR. A. Patterson, proprietor o. the Georgia
bar and billiard saloon, EuiDerry-street. Pat
terson had him tend.lg the bar, waiting on
the billiard room, and working around the
house generally. He soon detected him steal
ing from the money drawer, put hiln IN jail,
had him thrashed, and sold him 10 Judge o.
the judge he started small tinker shop and
dead fall near Rea & Cotton's old corner, on
Cotton~Avenue, which the police soon discov-
cred to be the receptacle for stolen goods.
They TUNED him cut and closed the concern.
In few nights after that the shop was set
on fire and the whole corner burn out.
He was strongly suspected with being the IN
cendiary, but no positive proof wss ob'ained
against him.
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Gitp advertisements.
OrTY TAxGs-IONIHLY RETU Rv


-. CITY HALL, September 1858.
Notice is hereby given to all conce ned, that the
monthly Returns for the m"nth OF August past. In
compliance with the Tax Ordinance. ratified on the
2Sh of January 1865 must be maize on or before the
Is instant.
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On Gil sales Of Goods, Wares aud Merchandise, In
cluding sales by Bakers, Butchers. aucksters, and
by dealers in Rice, Lumber, Hay, Grain and Naval
Stores.
On all gross receipts of all Street Railroads.
On al gross receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
On all Carriages and Buggies
On all income derived from tine pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment.
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received by FACTORS, Comm1s.
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers, and others.
On all prem ums received for or bY any Insurance
Com any, or by agencies TOR individuals or compa-
nies
On all gross receipts Of all Gas Companies.
On every Horse and Mule used or k'pt within tue
city, excepting horses or mules Used IN any puonc
licensed carriage. cart, dray, or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers In all articles whatsoever.
On q Barber Shops.
On all gross r. ceipts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers
On tue gross receipts of Cotton Presses-
On the gross receipts Of all Printing Ofces, News
pap rs and Publishing Houses
On all Goods sold IN the city by persons not resi-
dent, bv 81 Iple or otherwise.
On all sales of Horses and Mules brought 10 the
city.
On sales OF Stocks Bonds, an other securities.
On the gross receipts Of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies.
On III, gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
ali the defautars will be dealt With as the ordi-
nance directs. ". n HUGHES,
Sent mber IS City Assessor.
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Infor nation Wanted.
To the Editor of the Neacs:

To the Editor Of the Nescs:
In the cary part Of the present year an inof-
fensive and quiet white man named Bradford
was most brutaly murdered in the Village Of
Walterboro' by three discharged colored SOL
diers. We were then und"r military govern
mint. Much time elapsed before the villains
We're identified; then we heard that they had
been arrested and confined in Castle Pinckn y
to await their trial by military court. This
was about May last. Again, we heard that the
court had convened-was proceeding with the
trial, and that the testimony against the ac-
oased WAS overwhelming lone Of them having
been taken as witness for the prosecution.
This was the very last we ever heard Of these
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TIE C1ERksHp OF THE CoURT.-Mr. A. G.
Richmond, the lately elected Clerk of the
Court, made written demand for that office
on Saturday, which was answered by Messrs.
Duryea & Cohen, the attorneys Of MIR. Brown
field, declining to give up the Office, unless
compelled to do 30 by legal process. 1t is
probable that bearing Of the case Will be had
at an early day before Judge Willard, in Colum-
bia. The following is the correspondence
which passed between the parties:
J. ". Bro,1nfe2d, ESQ.,, Clerk Court @. S. and
C. p, Charleston County, >: S.: :,
SrR: Having, by the election CT June I'd and
Sd, 1868, in this State, become the clerk elect
of the Court of Common Pleas, Charleston
County, State OF South Carolina; and havi
complied with the laws OF the State in relation
to the said Office; and having been commits
stoned by his Excellency the Governor Of South
Carolina, now have the honor respectfully to
ask for the immediate possession of the said
Office of Clerk of Court Of Common Pless for
Charleston County, and all records and papers
appertaining thereto.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
A. G. RICHMOND,
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Clerk Court Common Pleas and G.
CHARLESTON, S. c., 5th September, 1866

CHARLESTON, 8. C., 9th September, Io0o'
A. @. Richmond. Esq:
SrR-Mr. J. w. BroMn6eld, Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas and General Sessions, has
this day handed to US your letter demanding o
surrender Of his Office. We have advised MIR.
Brownfeld that under rhe existing state OF
things, and che extreme uncertainty as to the
legality OF your election, he cannot properly
surrender his Office without judicial decision.
This he will not hinder or delay you IN fur
ther than is necessary for discussion OF the
important questions involved.
We are ready to accept for him service OF
any legal proceedings.
We are, very respectfully,
DURYEA & COHEN.
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same fellows. Two or three months at least
have elapsed since then

have elapsed since then.
Where are the prisoners2 Did the court
conclude the trial before the change Of the
government from military to civilP II not,
have the prisoners been turned over to the
civil authority? If il did conclude the trial,
what was the decision, and where now are the
murderers?
We desire to call the Governors attention to
this matter at once, for more unprovoked
and cold blooded murder. never has been per-
petrated since the world was formed. Had
Bradford been negro or his murderers white
men, they would have been hung long since !;
but poor Bradford, he was only white man.
A CITIZEN.
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NEW OFFICIALS AT THE JAn.-Sherif Mackey
has formally appointed Albert Fellippi (white)
as jaiIor, G. NJ. Msgrath (ooIored) as chief
sclerk, and 8. D. Howard (colored) as turnkey
.of the Jail. No changes have been made thus
far in the she1iff's Office.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, September 5-Charteston
HoteL-P. Keenan,, Augusta; r. B. Mayrant, j..
G. Gillett, Augusta; John s. DrigR. G. s. Will
son, NJ. A. Williams, L, E. Johnson, Florida; j..
J. Cassidy and wife, Wilmington; ). B. Ling
ham, New York; e. A. Jordan, o. E. Austin,
DR.. N. q. Moragne, Florida. -
September 6.-Jss. o. Meredith, G. and G..
B. R.: John B. Hubbard, Columbia; Chas. s.
Hauten, Chas. s. Park, W. F. Bingham, s.
salomsn, P. Macomber, W. D. R., Millen, E. L.
Beard, John McNulty, W. D. Craven, VIM. P.
Bell, W. F. May, A. Mcdonald, L. Veltman, W.
W. Colquitt, J. q. Griffin, J. j. Abrams, J. D.
Lopez. e. B. Hernandez, For =ss City Club; s.
@. Millet, Beaufort; E. W. Eyerson, Columbia.
g. W. Thibaux, Raleigh; Il. G. Hadley, United
States Army.
PaoQion Hotel.-September 5-Miss Nc
Laughlm, Geo. A. Oates, R. Carroll, Augusta;
Ed L. Deane, Columbia; W. E. Winberg. Flori-
da; R. P. McCants, Pilatka, Fla; E. D. Fouso,
city.
September Ga. W. Metcaf, p. R. Wright,
Aabsma; P. Donnely, Washington, Ga. Geo.
W. Waterman, Columbia; Chas. C. Cambridge,
steamer Moneka; W. J. Cam, Monks Corner;
Jacob Caskep, city.
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A CHANCE FOE TRR.-The steamer Chris
.4iana, which was chartered by the Forest City
Club, leaves for Savannah tonight, at ten
O'Clock. Those persons desirous Of visiting
the Forest City can embrace this opportunity,
and thus save both time and money, the fare
heinp only 81
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FIRE m Co1umB1A.-We learn through pri-
nate dispatch from Columbia, that Mr.. P. Can't
wells store, on Lady-sGeet, was completely
destroyed by fire on yesterday morning. Scarce
Nv ANYTHING was saved. The origin of the fire
ruas unknown.
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New CorroN.-The first bale Of new coseon
rece;ved by the Northeastern Railroad reached
sbis CITY on Saturday, consigned to Messrs'
Mowry & Co.
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c.ruor1o IssrrruTE-An extra meeting OF
the Catholic Institute, in honor Oh q olstn-
.euished member, will be held this evening, 7th
instant at eight o'clock, at the hall on King
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Co-opERAr1os.-There are few shares Of
4he Palmetto Cooperation Association yet to
be had, and those who wish to become men,
bers can obtain the same by applying to the
President, at the corner OF King and Beaufain
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CAuaKT NAppNa.-Several negroes were
.arrested. Saturday night for sleeping in the
market, and we're furnished quarters in less
conspicuous place. This is the first swoop
that has been made upon the market sleepers,
sand nfonowed up will add nightly to the popu-
.lation of the guardhouse.
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MEDICAL nOTI. Ell .iT TENTS SUI
lN FE:.ING from iseLscs pc, aiming to tue
GLNII URINARY ORGANS will receive 'he latest
scientific treatment. by p uci - themselves under
the car of DR.. I. REEN -J..iiNA, Office No. "a
Fascist Rect, three doo,s = t from the Post
Office. mslmo
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TIE DEMOCRACY AT BRANoHvnlH.-
LEARN by special telegram that there was
large and enthusiastic meeting OF white and
..colored voters at Brarchville on Saturday, un-
..dsr the auspices Of the Democratic Club Of
that place. and that the spirit prevailing was
:such as. to afford good ground to predict an
overwhelming defeat Of the Radicals IL tha'S
portion Of The. State next Noyemhf. Able ad-
dresses wars delivered by William H. Francis
.:and jams B. Thomas, two colored speakers,
and othera
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F.nrlY JARs.-A mass meeting, assuming to
spesx for ''the Republicans Of Charleston" !"
has passed resolutions ratifying and confirm
ing the action Of the Bowen faction, in nomi-
mating delegates to the Republican State Con-
yention, and repudiating and condemning the
action of sthe small minority which seeded" !"
Now, what have the Epping faction to say to
o
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paints, Oils, Gtf.
OILS! OILS! OILS!

500 gallons PURE WINTER SPERM OIL
500 gallons Beached Winter Whale Oil
1000 gallons No. Winter Lard Oil
1000 gallons prime Tanners Oil
800 gallons pure Neatsfoot Oil
1000 gallons White Oak Oil
600 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil
900 gallons English Linseed Oil
so barrels No. Kerosene Oil
20 barrels ROsin Oil
10 barrels Tallow Oil, Tallow and Axle Grease.
A
vARN1sHEs ofe
coLoRs PAINTS. SAND AND
LEATHER BETTING.
HOLMES & CALDER,
AnenstM 2mo No. 1926 MEETING-sTREET
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TIE EDnsTo STEAMEa.-The fine steamer st.
Helena having been thoroughly refitted, will
this week resume her regular trips twice 8
week to Edisto and the way landings, leaving
Charleston every Tuesday and Friday morn
ing at hsls-past O'Clock. For further particu-
lars as to freight or passage, ne refer to the
advertisement OF her accomm odating agent,
Mr.. Murray, in another mart Of tc-day's paper.
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NEWS.

NJ LARaesT csRcuLATloN.-rHE ALLY
NEWS HRrNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED as HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
,ouI,Ar1oN- The CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVlS
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, southeast corner
Society and Ansen Streets. Goods delivered tree
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
n4rr,.rnrI At,n11of On IQk2

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, I
COLUMBIA, August q, 1868. {
WHEREAS, INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE-
CEIYED at this Department that wiliul murder
was committed on tine 18th ultimo. near the Court
house of Marion County, on the body Of HECTOR
FUXToRTH by JESSE HERRING, and that said
HERRING has fed from justice
Now, know ye that I, ROBERT z. SCOTT. Cover
nor of the Stlte of South Carolina in order that the
ends of justice may be subserved. and the said
JESSE HE RING may be brought to trial ard con-
dign punishment do hereby otter reward OF Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his arrest and safe deli
very in any Jail of the United State.
said HERRING is about six feet three or four
inches high, spare built, pale complexion. yellow
hair face marked with scars and some defect in his
upper front teeth.
In testimony whereofI have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Great zeal I the state to be
H. 81 affixed, at Columbia this 22d ay OF August,
in the year of our Lord 1868, and in the
ninaty-tbird YER OF the Independence OF
the Cnited states of America
ROBERT &. SCOTT,
Governor of the State OF South Carolina
F. L CARDozo, Secretary OF state.
August 20 Wfm6
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ANOTHER CoTroN PREss.-The cotton press
.at the corner OF st. Michsel's Alley and Church
street, which was burnt during the war, is to
;be rebuilt and the workmen have already COM
.menced operations. A larger area will be en-
xclosed than heretofore, and the facilities for
pressing and storing cotton pc corresponding
" increased The chimney is in good state
cof preservation and will be used in the new
building, which will be completed about the
middle Of October, in full time for the cotton
business.
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August 8
KEoWEE couRIEls,
THE KEOWEE COURIER,
PUBLISHED IN wALHALLA, S. c., BY ROBERT
YOUNG co.
wHITNER sYMMES, Edi or; ROBERT Y-UNG,
Publisher.

The COURIER. pub ishel a the terminus Of the
slue Ridge Ran road, and sn rounde by the abun-
dant ana lert lie counties of No, tn roI n and Gcor-
eia, affords q superior udv rtisin. medium for me
merchants of Charle'ton aud 20 uIn1ia. The fall
lrude before us promi iscs imme shipments from
this depot of every kind pod Ice The pro prle-
tors devote their tlme .nd en- ;rLy to promItH the
enterprise and sources the State. and to lnain-
tam the supremacy Of tie white r.lcc.
Septamber
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CAMPAIGN SoNa.-we have received from
Zogbaum & Young. Music-selIers, King-street,
a copy of stSweet Hiram Ulysses Come Home" !"
a campaign song, composed by b. Briggs and
published BY A. G. Blackman. New York. The
words are poor and the music is worse, but
the good intentions Of the writer will cover a
multitude of sins.
VIII not some one write US q good Seymour
and Blair campaign song2 1t is wanted
BADLY. .'.''.'',
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THE FALL FASHIONS are beginning to make
their appearance. 1t may interest the lady
readers of THE NEWS to know that the pan
nier" style is to continue in vogue; also, that
hoop-skirts are to be worn rather larger at tie
bottom, an6 about the same size at the top as
at present worn; also, that trains are to be
worn, not so long as formerly; also, that bon
nets have undergone but little chan Q; if any
thing, ths Size is smaller than usual. Some
Of the latest importations, made of velvet, are
puffsd on the centre, with a coronet or d!adem
in front, adorned with bead coronals. and
trimmed with tufts OF feathers; strings OF lace,
clasped by flower, with long sati1 ends al
ing from this lace to near the bottom OF the
dress.
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases
that have entrenchedt emselves IN the system, but
is the best known safe guard against all unhealthy In
.ss sSs the s'Sssaa aas
fects of close, unwh 1 u olesome atmosphere,
should take il regularly protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria ergen-
ders. Individuals who are
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
IRE made strong By the ust Of these Bitters.
INVALIDS

Recovering from any attack OF Sickness will
nd these Bittors peculiarly useful In restoring lost
strength, by removing tho cause OF debility and IN
creasing the appetite They should take teaspoon
full three tim day, mixed witE little water
The H patio bitters sre also recommended to those
suffering with ChIlls and Fevers, when 1t Gao be
taken in connection with other remedies prescribed
for such complaints and will asst tie action OF
these medicines. supplying the system with the
much needed strength lost under the de6iitatng
effects OIL malaria upon th' constitution. The doss
iu sucn cases Tor u grown person would be table,
SD onIul thrce times day, immed ately before
meals.
D,speptics should never be without bottle OF
HLP4 rIC BIT IER.>, as they have been uniformly
found to restore the stomach to rs lost energies and
thus lead the patient back to the enjoyment OF the
blessing If perfect health. They should take des-
SCI spoonful rhr-e times day, an hour before each
meal These Bitters are also recommended 10 phy-
sicians and can be used by them in lieu OF otner
tonics. such as iinct Colunbo, Hnct. Bars. inner.
Gen IAN and all the cal alogut OF pi,ee .e
BENZ combination OF many useful tSnles and
aronatic carraiuatycs, which are rendered aperient
-, tne ad iIiou OF q title Turk y Rhuharb, MAKING
a nrepara lion long needed by the profession.
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The visitors will be the guests Of the Alerts
during their stay, and the match game will be
played on the Citadel Green at half-past two
o'clock this afternoon. Every arrangement
has been made for the accommodation OF
spectators, and one hundred arm-chairs have
been placed on the rising ground in front OF
the east wing Of the Citadel for the special use
Of the ladies who may wish to witness the
game. The play ground has been marked out,
and all spectators are requested to keep at
proper distance and not impede the motions OF
the players. Both clubs are in good practice
and sanguine Of victory. It will be the en-
deavor of the Alerts 30 to entertain their visit
ing friends that they shall hereafter cherish
pleasant recollections Of their trip to Charles
ton. A trial game between the second mines
of the two clubs will be played this morning,
and at the conclusion Of the evening game the
contestants will meet around the festive board,
at the Masonic Hall, and forget base ball IN
the discussion of something more substantial.
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MoREHEAD B1rrERs. These bitters can be
had at James Mexican, No. 5S Anson-street, who is
prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
August 10 3mos I'LL"
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CAUTION!
See that the signature c. F. PANKNTN is on the
tepiets' @pS, n Principal % 1i ae and aanufasfo5y
at the German AIedi j Y . cine store, No. l2S
MEEIING-SrREET. CH LE>l ION. ;. G.
c. PANIxNIN, Proprietor.
HEGE,IAN 4 CO., No. 203 BrosdwIy. N Y,
General Agents.
PRICES:
Panknn Hepat, Bittars. llor b"''le. e........Sl o0
Pa iknns Hepatic BiIters. hall 'oLrn..... U
EB-Do not forget to exami e we tho article you
buy In order to get the gcnu ne.
FOR SALE By
GOODRICH NIaEDIA= & co,
No. 90 HAYNES REE CHARLESTON S. c.
AND BY ALL DKUseISTs AND DEALEhS IN
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July3
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TIE WEEHAwKEN.-The work on the wreck
sof the Weehawken, sunk near the Lighthouse
Channel, has been suspended for the present,
.sand the boats and material used in endeayor-
ing to raise her will be employed elsewhere.
During The late stormy weather large air
tank was broken to pieces, and the further
progress of the work delayed. 1t is stated that
AN effoit will be made to raise the Housatonic,
which was sunk of the bar by the famous
.cigar boat during the war, and that curious
-piece OF naval architecture may again see the
Light OF day.