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oprwashtngton dispatches.

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me t2uispissnts senator's unees mN...o" W ~"
Orleans n .regaroea Mltn Aofror Ds "n p'' WOO
here: y Iat 80 (; - -. LII, t,.t .hs
Foreiene sdueea hy Steamer s.a9e enS' rne
storm OF the ~ nm was,;VaerY q oestflo'iye .no
be"ch is strewn Wth wreoks9 t"ensy:.nfsee yves
have been 4ess' ana . isrge qessei unAno"n
went down near Formny iLagn1nouse. al on
board were Iose. - AK. =, -,
The statement OF tne secretary oi'tne iieIs
ury for August, SHOWS an increase Oh tne aeD'
bearing com lntei est v o4iee ieeie ~ lalaon o.e
dred and nineteen thousand5 increase 'n oep'
bearing currency interest, one million one
hundred and pinety-aye thousand. The de-
crease in the matured debt not presented was
five millions four hundred and thity-1nree
thousand; the increase OF the debt bearing no
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/ Hon. Alexander q. Stephens held a conver.
Isation, few days since, at the White Sui.
phur Springs with correspondent Of the New
York Herald. we give his most striking re-
marks - -
"How do you regard the present condi-
ton Of the country, MIR. Stephens?" COM
imenced.
"As exceedingly deplorable. The last vesti-
lges Of constitutional freedom are rapidly dis
appearing, and we are fast verging into cen.
tral!zation and desspotism. Unless some won
lderful change takes place-unless the people
lof the North exercise that VIII dom for which
Americans have been 30 remarkable in the
past, though they seem to have lost it lat
iterly.the world shall ere long witness the es-
tablisbment Of an empire on the rulna Of this
once great republic. The measures Inaugural
ted by the dominant party ale the surest indi-
cations Of coming despotisn1. Without . po-
litical revolution occurs meantime the govern
rent will be merged into despotism-an erl.
pire. II Grant is elected next November /
never expect to see another Presidential elec-
tion.o ,.-.-Ct
"What is your opinion Of Grant, person
any?" "
country and the press. know him very we'll.
He is remarkable man, and one that few ap-
preciate; of decided military genius, indomita-
ble energy and determined will; just the man
for coup d'etat such as the present Empe-
ror Louis Napoleon performed when he placed
himself on the throne OF France"
"Do you know the other candidates, and
what would result from the election of Sey-
mour and Blair 2"
"Blair I know; Cofax I know; Seymour l
don't know. They are all very clever, good fel-
l1ws. Blair and Colfa1 served in Congress
with, and, personally, have no objection to
any Of them. Blair is man OF ability, IN
tegrity, and character; 80 is Seymour as lar
as I know; and Colfax may be placed In the
same category. But it is not the men; it is
not Grant and Colta1, it is not Seymour and
Blair, that ore to be regarded in the next eiec.
tion. It is the principles they represent that
areat issue. The fight is not against Grant
and Colfax, but against the inlquity OF the
dominant party that has brought the country
to the verge Of ruin, and threatens finally to
destroy IT,"
"How would the Southern people act with
regard to universal suffrage in the event OF the
success Of Seymour and Blair?"
"They would abide by judicial decisions; and
there is little doubt that all this party legisla-
ton to secure power would be overthrown.
Conventions would be called, and the people
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Tho Georgia Ldgislature.

ATLANTA, September THE Senate, by q
vote Of twenty to fifteen, refused to consider
the Relief bill passed yesterday. 80.
A resolution was offered, declaring Senators
Campbell and Wallace not eligible to seats, be-
ing gnegroes, and not eligible under the consti-
tuition Of the State and Of the United States.
The resolution was made the special order for
Friday next.
The House, by vote Of si1ty-nine to forty
two, passed resolution to elect board Of
commissioners to appoint officers Of the State
Road.
The Senate sustained the Governors veto Of
the Savannah election bill--ayes 1S; nays 1s.
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RAILWAYS IN ENGLAND.
THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RAILROAD SYSTEMS
ccMPARED-THE CARS, THE SPEED AND THE
MANAGEMENT OF BAaaAaE-ExPENsE OF TRA-
yEILINa-HNdLIsH HOTELS.

A correspondent of Springfield paper gives
some readable jottings of what he seen on the
English railways. We make some extracts:
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN RAILROADS coNTRAsTED.
AS have undertaken 10 show what can be
learned from Great Britain concerning econo-
my in horse flesh, perhaps CANNOT do better
than to drac comparison between the rail-
way systems Of the two countries. Let me say,
then, that in all matters relating to the COLI
struction Of railroads aud station-houses, we
can learn everything; in all matters relating to
the operation OF roads, absolutely nothing.
The American cars are incomparably better
than the English, and the whole system OF
management more bnslness-llke. The English
know what good road is, and build 1t. They
know nothing Ut gong round hill, or swerv
ing from direct'course on account or any or
binary obstacle. They go through and over
passed over, the lamps of the cars are kept
constantly lighted, on account of the tunnels
through which tie trains run. Tunnels from
eighty rods to q mile in len .th are to be found
on all the principal roads. have passed
through dozen OF item III single afternoon.
Then, whichever such thing is possible, the
railroad passes under or over every wagon road,
and every other railroad. Greut pains have
been taken IN this particular. II the English
had constructed the Western Railroad, where
it passes through springfield, they would have
arrested the grade cast Of Chestnut-strcet, and
cai rylng it hi,.h above Connecticut river, per-
mitted Maiu-street to pass under 1t. Such O
nuisance as you suffer ut that crossing would
not be attempted by an Engllsn corporation,
or borne by the English people. All the roads
are heavily ironed, and most OF them are bal
lasted with stone.
THE sTATIoN-HoUsEs.
The station-houses are admirable, and they
are built-as every thing else ls-to last. The
platforms are always stone OF BRICK mainly
the former, and aroun1 all the stations in the
country the most beautiful flowers are plaut
ell. Indeed, there can hardly be anything
imagined neater and more thoroughly tasteful
than the station houses, and the little parterres
that flank tuem, or bloom in the door yards
Of the keepers. Then, all the conyeniences
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TELEGRAPH. \ /. R;l Al II.
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porIrIoAn pBTUkrkNoEs AT MAscFfEsTERT7THEE MAscFf s R
orritt,ssjD,iEia orrHitut,ssjD,iEiazn ON rRs MEXICAN QUESTION.
sLowos, September. -MprpM the anti:
Pspal sgitator, is announeed ierr Parliament,
from Manchester, making the sixth candidate. n il a.
Afneeting fn lis 'behsk, numbering Six thou
eand, were dispersed alter an hours at fight fll by
EisHc csthpLSs = Mary we're hurt Thepolice
restored order but the disturbances we're re
nssea ti1g the nigh ID several quarters Of
fhe 80: x III! IL ggGs - ta-Jcia
The Times, in leading editorial, ssys5 s that
the ann6senxstiou Of Mexico to the United States
is desirable, but that the time is not rife. 1t
could idor BE accomplished now withouta need
less expenditure Of life and treasure.
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aS BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
onlv true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts: remedies the ill effects OF bad dyes; iHvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfuners; an
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond-street, NeY York. Tyr January
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A Co,ored Democrat Assassinnted.

WILMINGTON, September s.-On Saturday
night Clinton Sampson, q negro. formerly
member Of tie League, but who has recently
abandoned that organization and Joined the
colored Democratic Club; was called out ofhis
house and shot through the heart. The mat
ter has created a great deal ioflfeeingd II 0 Il
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funeral aetifes.

HT The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of Dr.. and Mrs. J. E. DApRAY are re.
specfuIly invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
their youngest Son, JAMES ARTHUR, at st. Mary's
Church, This afternoon, at Four o'clock.
September 8
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The Mosr PERFECT IRON ionic.
FERnATED ELIXIR OF BARK.-A pleasant cordial,
prepared from calisaya bark ald pyro-phos-
phate of IRON. possessing the valuable proper
sles of irou phosphorus and callsaya, without
snv Injurious INGREDIENTS. As a preventive to
fever .nd ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surp. p.sscd. 1t ID recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared by Hege-
man & Co., New York. and sold byall respect.
able drugg1ais in the United states.
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FOR GEoRGETOwN. s. c.
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND, KElTHF1ELDA
WAvERLY AND BOOK GREEN MILLS.

TUUCHING Al SOU1H ISLdND, hEIIdtIEIlI-s
wAvERLY AND BOOK. GREEN MILLS.
n~h THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
EsGf=55 ISAAC DAVIS, having been thoroughl
overhaued, repaired and copp red, will resume her
trips to the above points Wednesday, 9th Septem
ber receiving freight at Commerciil Wharf on Tues
day 9Th il,st and sail as above On IXednesday Morn,
r.,ng 9th inst, at o'clock m :; f..ic1 ,i. ,-r
On Wsdneiday will touch at South Is and. George
town and Keithaeld MIL returning to Middle LAY to
remain that night
On Thursddy will leave George own ut A. N. for
Wayerly and Brook Green Mill. returning 10 George
town same day, and leave thence for Charleston at
p. NJ. ,-.,.-.. -, e. -,
The above viii be schedule for weekly TIP m tE
further notice. 1f. -: ,; t. = :
all freight must be prepaid. ~.
No frel bit received after sunset
For freight or passage apply to. =.
SIACKELFORD KELLY, Ageots,
No. Boyce's Wharf
September s stu2
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@oFFICE SHERIFF, CHARLESTON CO.,
SEPTEMBER 8, 1s67.-To DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERs-An Tax Payers In the County Of Charles
ton, against whom executions have been issued, are
hereby notified that their taxes are payable only to
the undersigned or his deputies, and that any re-
cept for taxes that hsve been given by any other Per
son since the oath ultimo may be held ss null and
void. ALI persons In arrears Of taxes are notified
that unless they come forward and promptly SETTLE
1 will be constrained to proceed against them in
strict accordance with the law.
E.W. II. AACKEY,
September 6 Sheriff G. G.
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D.. xF NOTICE.-AIL Y DEMANDS AGAINST
tho Estate Of the late JAMES TUPPER must be pre-.
sented, duly atested aud all persons indsbt ed to
same are required to make payment to 8. Y. TUP-
PER, at his office in Planters & Mechanics Bank
Building East Bay.sIeet.r . .,.-......
ELIZABETH A. TUPPER,
Qualified E1ecutrix.
sY. TUPPER, Qualified Executor.
septenober q tuthr
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aTCONsIGNEES PER STEAMER CHAM
PION, from New York, are notified that she is
dischargug cargo at Adgers Wharf. Goods remain
ing on the Wharf at sunset Will be stored at owners
risk and expense. JAMES ADGER CO.,
September 8 - ...'...-. Agents.
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TIE NEWS FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
GREAT INDUcEMENHs TO CLUBS

The Importance of the great political con-
test upon which We have now fairly entered
renders the dissemination among the people
of sound political views and accurate and ear
" information Of the progress and incidents
of the canvass, matter OF peculiar interest
.nd e.nediency. Every individual who has
anv stake in the welfare Of these SontheTrnI r
States; should give an active, personal and un-
tagging support to the candidates Of the
National Democracy SEYMOUR and BLAIR. a
tr;un,ph of the Radicals will result in the
utter desolation and ruin Of the South, and
the placing Of an ignorant and dbrutal race in
al positions and places Of honor and trust, to
the exclusion Of the white race. The govern
meut must be wrested from the thieves and
plunderers who now have control OF it. and
power placed in the hands OF a party pledged
to give peace to q distracted country, and to
make it government for white men, and not
for negroes. 1t is only necessary that the peo-
ple should Be thoroughly informed to accom-
plish this, and THE NEWS win be an admirable
means Of dtfhsmg this information. In order
to place the paper within the reach Of all we
have adopted q scale OF reduced rates Of sub
scriptiouu for the four months covering the
Presidential canvass, and offer besides peculiar
inducements for the formation Of clubs. We
are determined, that TIE NEWS shall be the
cheapest and best newspaper in the South.
Its.blows win fall thickly, steadily and rapidly;
and il the friends Of law, order and the Con-
stiituttion do their dnty by extending its circu-
latiop, it's labors can be made powerfully efec-
tive for good. We appeal, then, to our readers
to examine our remarkably low terms, and go
to work with will to get up large clubs for
TEE CHARLESTON NEWS. g. 80 -
- RATES FOB THE CAMPAIGN NEWS.
Daily News -four monthsl. hsl...:...........$2o 90
Tri-weekly News ttour nonths) .::..:... ! 90
-irlTEl-r IL tNtft - Z %
.sa.; oo1us RATES. - 80
Five copies Daily News. four months, to
',e one address: -: -: .,.::..........ss,5o
Five copies ni-weekly News. four
months, tc one address. .....,......,..,4 Is
Ten oopieslaDaily News, four months, to- =
one address. !........... ....,.:...lo W
Ten copies Tri- Weekly News, four months, g
to one address,. s............'.-........ w
lone copy Of TxE NEWS free to every person
who sends o club OF ten subscribers at these
rates. The cash must in all cases accompany
the order, ,1
These prices should secure fer TIE NEWS
vast circulation, which would result in . cor
rsspoadms: benefit 10 the Democratic cause.
May We NOT confidently SAX the kind. Ohacesoi
ourfriends in this behalf? Il ;sJdlE
Remittancesi can be made fby money order at
our rick, and all letters should be addressed to
RIORDAN. DAtwsoAS 6 Co.,
=, Charleston, 8. @.
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FOR GARDNER's BLUFF.

FUR GARDNEH'S bLUFF.
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON PEE
DEE RIVER.
~-S THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT
E,gs%sGQs ISAAC DAVIS, will receive Freight on
Itesdqy 9Th inst at commercial Wharf and leave
on Wednesday Aornino. 9th Instant at Six O'Clock.
connecting with the Steamer GENERAL MANI
GAULT for the above landings.
No charge Tor transferring Goods at Georgetown
All Freight mus be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, Apply to
sHACKRLFORD KELLY. Agents.
No. l Boyce's Wharf
September s stu2
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE LATEST FREAK IN THE LEG1sLATURE-THE
BILL TO SUPPRESS NsUBREcTIoN AND REBEL
I1oN-suMaARY OF IT'S PROVISIONS THE
CHATHAM RAILROAD BnL-THE ADMISSION OF
ATTORNEYS TO PRAcT1cE-BSTEs STILL AT
LARaE-THE coLoRED MAN AT LAST TO HAVE
A PLACE IN THE PICTURE.
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s@NEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases. incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create lmpedimeats to MARRIAGE with sure
means Of relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLIN HOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January d
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aiu 20 ytump the North.

AUGUSTA, September 1.-THE Hon. B. q.
Hill is about leaving here to stump the North
and West, in the interests Of the Democracy,
and for the purpose Of representing the true
condition of affairs in the South. g. - Z q
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as- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
ahe is This Day discharging cargo at Pisr No. 1,
Union wharves. AL goods not taken away at sun
set will remain on wharf at couhignces' riak.
-,..., =; MoRDECAI CO., Agents.
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Suffial Aotiffs.


@- RELIGIOUS NOTIOE.-A PUBLIC
Prayer Meeting will be held Tonight at hslf-past
Eight o'clock in the Lecture room Of Trinity Church,
HRsel-Gtreet, entrance on Maiden Lane.
Septemher7 tn16
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THE BEST MACHINE IN The WORLD
Mrs. D. L. DeGolia says: Il have used the
stwisted-loop' stitch for seven years, and have
had nine to sew for; yes have never known
seam to 'rip'-nor b tue machine been out OF
order. The Wilcox & Gibbs is the best ma
chine in the world ]"
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yA FACT WORTH KNOWING.-THE
best investment for an invalid, who suffers H0h
debility or loss Of appetite, Is bottle OF fANA'
MINIS Hepatc Biters, Is 1t will be sure to give ree
For sale by all Druggists.
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THE POLITICAL PROSPECT.

A TALK WITH ALEXANDER h. sTEPHENs-HE PRO-
pHEuEs DEspoT1sM AID AN .EMPIRE=aRAST
UNDERRATED- OPINION OF THE CANDIDATES
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEcTIoN-No TROUBLE AN
r1c1pATEp pUR1Na THE ELEcT1oN-HIs VIEWS
ON NATIONAL FINANCES. r4 I- .i.
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Marriea.

STEPHENS NS-GOLDSTONE.-On the evening Of
the first, by the Rev. E. G. EDaERToN, E. n. STE
PHENs, of this city, and LOUISA E. COL DSTONE
Of orangeburg G. q. No cards. -
CAMERON-HAXALL-At ''Rocklands," Orange
County, Va, the country residence Of R. BARTON
HAxALL. Esq.,, Of Richmond. september !. by Rev.
THEoD. NJ. CARSON, MARY HAXALL and ALEXAN-
DER CAMERON, formerly Of Invernesshire. Scot
land. now resident Of richmond. No cards.
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August 4

w FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great southsrn Tsaic PANKsuN's
HEpAr1o BrrEns and you will net be disappointed.
For sale by all druggists. tu
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,
10 Go,,f6 ~


Via Southampton. 70
TILE SCREW STEAMERS OF TIE HoRTH eERslAH ILoxIT-.
BALTIMORE.......... Capt Y0EOKLER
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSOH.
OF $500 TONS AND 100 HORSEP0WER- lh
~<-. WILL BUN REGULARLY HE@-
NE2sSG TwsEN BALTIMORE AND BRG--
LEdEflNIE3Re MEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON. fronsc
-saeass Bremen on the 1st Of each month
From Southampton On the 4th Of eaah month. Fran. .
Baldmere on the 1st Of each month.
PRICE OF PAssA9E-From Baltimore to Bremen =
London. Havre aIld SouthanDton-Cabin $50: steer
age $685. From Bremen to Balunore-Cabtn 3scs'
stserage $40
Prices Of passage payable In gold, or Its equtva
lent
They touch at Southampton both going and re-->
turning. These vessels take freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of lsdng are signed
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each vessel
ALI letters must pass through the Postofaoe. EcI
bills of ladins but those Of the Company will ba
eisncd. Pilla Of 1ading win roitvoly not be do
Hvered before goods cleared ut he Customhousc.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.; -
No. South Charles street. BALTIMORE.
Or to MORDEOAI & CO.. Agents,
East Bay Charleston, 8. q.
April 20 .. eaos
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ar CURE wARRANTEDl-CoRNs, BUN
IONS, eto, removed without pain, by
MONS. BERGER,
No. 214 King, near Market-street-
Inonstl tut
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I intended to soy something in this letter
about English hotels. but space is getting
short. 1 Supposed, when I touched England,
that knew something about hotels Kept on
the European pIan." T had been to the Bre-
WORT, and the Albemarle; but 1 was not pre-
pared bare by T my experience there for my necessi-
ties here. Iu the matter of operating hotel,
the English are just as much behind the
Americans as they are in operating railroad.
The English hotel Of to-day is the old English
inn OF century ago., just as the rail CIR is the
the barkeepcr is maiden; they eat in the
Office, sell cig,rs in tho pantry throw the
priucipa responsibility of the establshme t
on "boots," employ for table-walters persons
who seem to be decayed clergymea OF the
Church of England, and compel their guests
to hire private parlors, Ur receive their vlsi-
tors in the diniug-room. cannot possibly get
used to them, anu as tor liking them, it will be
when bocom Insane.
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The only American Agents for the ss!e CT the came.
MARCEL an 1vr
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r8 SIXTH AvENUE.-LADiEs AND GENTLEMEN.
"A you wish TO receive the highest cash price your
cast OF Clothing Carpets Furniture Jewery &c the best
you can do il to call on or send MMARKs ~ Sirh
avenue Ladies attended by Mrs Marks True, you will
deslt with 10 your satisfaction and benefit
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L,OR SALE-BROOKLYN- TWO STORY FRAME
House, on Second street. Bond. Price $1,000; hal
cash. PHELPS, FALLON CO., No. 81 Pine street.
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Two LET-sECoND FLOOR OF HOUSE Sc GREENWICH
L avenue; four Rooms water and gas. Apply on the PR
r1isas or 10 =. ONElLL, l0s Sixth avenue.
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AsTROI.OGy.

4 SrROLUGY. DIR. AND MRS BROUGHTON CAN BE
y consulted IN astrOogy and medicine at 54 Canal
MADAME LE CoMrE, SPIRITUAL. MEDICAL AND
Ln business Trance Medium Her Information ia positive.
No % sixth avenue, near Fourth street.
MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAGRvOv.
VI anVs her for everything, sickness, business theft,
names, numbers, good luck 81 Canal street.
MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL OLhIRvOYhNr.
ifi your whole life, from the the srave
az Canal street, uesr Hudson Fec ~
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N OLD ESTABLISHED ENGLISH SHADES FOR
n sae-Thc tted up best located in the city
fortune any qualified carry Apply to
HALE, 81 Ann street.