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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-28
Amussmtnt.

Hu"oRs OF HEooSsTRUorIoS'
CHA RITY NEFIT!
SIR. JAMES P. COWARDIN,
BY request, will repeat his famous Humorous Lee
ture
AT SOUTH CAROLINA HALL,
On Saturday Evening, November 2sth,
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF IHE
IDOw ME.
IT IS A FUNNY THINGl (WHICH II IS"
stores.
Entertainment commences at Eight o'clocS.
November 27 .
is coM1NG,
THE SHOW OF ALL SHOWS!
GREATEST CONSOLIDATION EVER
SEEN IN CHARLESTON!
PAVILION AMPHITHEATRE!
Monday, Nov. 80, and during the Week.
SHOW OF ALL SHOWS!
Equestrian Managers. .LUANDE & co.
Dramatic Manager. JOHN TEMPLETON.
Business Managers. GATES & OBRIEN.
Tho Management of this Great and Novel Enter
prise boldly announce that in etfcctng grand and
expensive Comb;nation-combining all the great
est ucts and effects of CIRCUS. DRAMA and SPEC
TACLE-they possess the facilities to excel every
Exhibition of the age.
Stars Of Arcna-MARTINo LUANDE. Sisnora
LUANDE challenge ths World
Lord Byron Sublime Poem Spectacle,
MaZEPPAl
KATE RAYMOND AND TEMrLEION EN1 IRE
CORPSl
BLACK DESs, Champion "Wild Horse" Of America.
BRASS AND STRING BAND!
aSJ-No charge for Circus Pcrformance-Ga
Admission-One Dollar, seventy-hve and Fifty
Cents.
Tickets can be had at oil the great Resorts.
Doors open at half-past Six o'clock.
November % 6
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COOPERATIVE GROCERY,


SOUTHWEST CORNER MEETlNG AND
MARKET STREETS,
A EXTENSIVE. VARIED AND CAREFULLY
n selected supply OF the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxur;es-WINES, LIQUORS,
etc.-will at all times be found a the above Store,
established under the auspices Of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which will continue and extend the advantages it
already offers to the public. Fresh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported and every facili.
ty afforded patrons.
The "object' OF the Assocat' is as set forth IN
its charter, "To furnish members ard tue public
with the necessaries Of life OF good laty unalulte
rated, and o. lowest market rates, and from the
profits of such sales to accumulate capital for its
members"
Copies of tie Constitution and. b.. Laws can be
found at the Store of the Association, and all In
quir.es icgardng the practical working of the enter.
prise will be most cheerfufly an promptly satisfied.
W. u. WELCH, superintendent.
J. N. WIGFALL, Assistant
July II
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IlDlnts.

WANTED, BY A PHYSICIAN, TWO
w or ihree large, plainly FURNISHED ROO MS
in central part OF the city. Address j. NJ DAILY
NEWS OFFICE, this day only. l November 2S
THFURMATION WANTED OF MICHAEL
TROUT. son 10 John and Ellen Prout, who left
Charleston about two years ago. al is supposed to
be working in or about savannah. Any Information
respecting him will be thankfully received by his
father, John PROUT, at Richard Hogan's. Charles
ton, s, C. 13+ November %
VTTANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO TAKE
w the AGENCY for Lloyd's Great Double Revolv-
ing MAPS Or EUROPE AND AMERICA, with the
1000 county colored Map of the United States the
back, Issued to-day, and neeJel by every family,
school and library in the land with patent reyerses
by which either map can be thrown front Each Map
is GO by 81 inches large, with ribbon binding and
double-aced rollers; cost 100000 and three years
labor. Price s5 worth S5O small capital will do
to start with. $40 copy be got for these great
Maps. send for circular terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under way. j. T. LLOYD.
Postof1ce Box 122, Atlanta, Ga.
November 10 Dsc limo
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ARDENING, HORTICULTURE, &c.
" JULES LAYERGNE respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that he has returned from
Paris and has again located in Chaes on, prepared
to do all work in his business, such az LAYING on
GARDENS, Trimming Fruit Ornamental and Shade
Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, &C., IN the best and
most approved manner, and ut the lowest prizes
He asks those wanting such work done to leave an
order for him at the store Of NJ. II. SOUBEYROCA,
No. 32s King-street and he guarantees to give full
satisfaction.
He is allowed to refer to Messrs James b. Eason,
G. W. Aimar, L. Chapip, William L. Webb, Thomas
d. Eason, aud Benjamin F. Evans.
Nnu nl,nr
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+ A I II
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE "WID VS. II o N f."
WILL DE HELD AT
THE "HOME" IN BROAD-STREET,
ON THE 15tt DECEMBER NEXT

THE BOARD OF CONTROL OF TIE "HoME"
return their thanks t. the community for tho assist
ance which has been extended them in their under.
taking, and will be thankful for any contributions OF
money provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be Transported free
of Charge by the Express Company and Railroads,
if directed to Mrs. NJ A. SNOWDEN, President OF
Widows Home, Charleston. S. c.
N B.-Positively no Lists for Rales will be circu-
lated about the hail. Chances, if desired, can De Sc
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs NJ A SNowDES, Mira II WILSON.
Mrs d HuGER Mrs S VEDDER,
Mrs Gro ROBERTSON, Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs J SSowDEN, MISS NJ Is CAMPBELL,
Niss n rok1BEcK Miss Z PALa1EP,
Mrs HENRY RAyBNEL Nils ANNA SlaPSoS,
Mrs N P MATHEsoH.
Mrs NJ A. SNOWDEN. President.
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vlce-Prrs sident
Miss M. B. CAMPBELL. Sec and Treasurer.
Mrs J. H. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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The REvERSEs OF The CHURCH DURING
and since the war have rendered her necessitie
great and, in the hour of her need she asks the a
of all who may be disposed to lend helping hand.
The ladies' have made extensive preparations, ant
will spare no pains to render the FAIR attractive.
The FAIR will lie conducted under the patronag
of the following gentlemen:
Hon D LEsEsNE ICol ZIMNEnnAS DAVIS
Hon PORTER Col II W SEYMOUR
Hon P GAILIARD Col " sHISGLEG
Hon II SIMoNToN W B HERIoT, ESD
Hon henry BUIsT W WHuDEN. Esq
Gen JAMES CONNER W HESEREY, Esq
Gen JAMES SrdoSs Hiram 3 OLNEY Esq
SAM'L LonD, Jr, Esq W LE1TcH, Esq
ASIMoNDs Esq j q MILEoR, Esq
JAMES CAN'T, Esq I a Wilbur, Esq
SYTUPPER Esq D sILCox, Esq
" RYAN ESQ Capt s SUDD
L ID NowRY, ESQ HYDE, Esq
] n MURnELL ESQ W HERIoT, Esq
T W DAWSON, Esq. JAMES ADDISON. Esq
s C. BLAuK, Esq ARTHUR FAIRLY, Esq
L " MARSHALL, Esq NJ EoLoER, Esq
] q CRANE, Esq capt q w WHITE
J CREWS, Esq J N CARSON, Esq
GEORGE Il MoFFETT EsqlW AXsoN, Esq
C FRoNEBERGER, Esq B C SUAREs, Esq.
C L DUNHAN, Esq VIM IHAYER, Esq
November 81
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Ifcel bound to say, that regard your Schnappss
as being in every respect pre-sminent!y pure and
the purcst possible article of Holland Gin, hereto
fore unobtaiuable. anu as such may be safely pre-
scribed By physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-23
w. EASTEl Avn,

Receiving, Forwarding aud Commits
sion Merchant aud Steamboat Agent,
tWHARFBOAT,)
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VA.
Nonsignmonts Of freight, and orders for flour,
" salt lime, lumber, &c, respectfully solici.
tod. lj'Thc highest cash market price, paid
for all kinds Of country produco,
Apl2-lE
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOKM!
$500 90 FOR So CENTS,

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BY subscribing for beautifully illustrated
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Something for everybody to read. Itdsscribos
every character in a city o. high or low stand.
ing in society. and is sure to please everybody
that reads it, 1t contains 80 pages Of fine
print and 30 beautiful like cuts.
$4,000 90 Have Been Appropriated
to be given away to the subscribers as follows;
First Prize $5D)O) in Geeenbacks.
Second 400 90
Third " 400 90 Z"
Fourth A" 200 90
Fifth 10000
And 2lO Prizes of 5000 each, all in Green
backs.
To every given number of books a Prize is
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the owners.
Pace OF BooKs-Onc book, % cents Five
books 81 co. Fifteen books s. 80; mailed to
any address free, on receipt of price. Address
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BBDFoRD PMNrlNG HoUsE,
New York City,
Dec 2J-lm.
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An Iowa orator, wishing to describe
his opponent os o soulIcss man, s0id' IT
have heard that some persons hold the
opinion that just n, the precise mom1o'
after human being dies, anotbcris born
and The soul enters and animars the new
born babe. Nov have made Parlicu-
lor and extensive Inquiries concerning
my opponent thar, and find that for some
hours before be drew breath, nobody
died. Fellow,cilzons, | will now leave
YOU 10 draw the inference"
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AND NOT TO Be PAID For UNLESS PERFECTLY
SATISFACTORY
100 Solid gold hunt'g watches, $3.50 to slOO1
100 Magic cascd gold watches, 200 to $50
100 Ladies watches, cuameled 100 TO SNO
20n Gold hn'tg chron'ter watcI's, 25Oto 500
200 Gold hunting English levers, 2l'Oto $50
800 Gold h'tug gold puplcXes, $50 10 900
500 Gold hing Amer, watches, 100 to $50
500 Silver hunting lovers. 81 10 lJl
500 Silver hunting Dup'cxcs, Is to $50
500 Gold ladies watches, Oto 25O
1909 Gold Hunting Lepines, 30 TO -
1909 Miscellaneous silver watches, 80 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches IS to ~
5000 Assorted Watches all kinds, iOto Is
OTEyory patron obtains Watch by this ar
rangrmcnt, costing but So while 1t may be
worth 81 600. No partially shown "a
Wewish toimmediaieIy dispose oEthe above
magnificent Stock Certificates, naming the
articles, are placed in acaled envelopes, and
well mixed. Holders oro entitled 10 the artic
les named on their certificate upon he pay.
mcnt Of Ten Dollars, whether it he watch
worth 81 600 or enc, ~ rth ess III, rdu.n a.
any Of 5nr certificates entities you TO The 0rtc
le named thereon upon payment, irrespective
Of its worth, and asno article yalaed less thon
$40 is named on any ccrti!icfel II wil!at once
tc seen thatlhis is
No Lottery, La'a Sraig6f~ward hg'U
mate transaction, pb'ch may be pdrti
cp1tca in egcn by The most tatidiogs!
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid upon receipt Of % cents, five fog$l, elev
en- for s., thirty.hrca and m elegant prcmi
um for SIS Sixy.s and more valuable pre-.
MUM for SO, one hundrcd and a most superb
Watch for Slj. To Agents, or those wishing
employment, this is raro opportunity, Il is
4 lclitimateIy conducted business, duly m.
thorised by the Government, and open to the
mostSarelul scrutiny. TRY usl
WRIGHT, BRO. d. co, Importers,
l6l Broadway New York.
Noycmbel 1-Gn.
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pI-LNIEl pLAN.TS l!

HAVING established Plant Nursery op.
l. posiie Point Pleasant, West Va am
prepared to furnish The public with the follow,
ing varieties of Sweet Potatoes, Toma,os and
Cabbage Plants atthc prices here specified;
Yellow NOuscmond $50 per 100
by the ono thousand 3]c per~lO)
Blythe 900 CSC per 100
yellow. Testers perfected aud Early Red
Tomato % cents per dozen, or 81 80 FER 100,
or $40 50 per | 900.
Early York, and Ok Heart Cabbage IS cts.
per dozen or S 90 per 100,
These plants will be grown In the most i'm
proved mode, Tho Cabbage and Tomatoes
will be grown and shipped IN cases without
being pluckcd until wanted for setting out
can ship Sweet Pot0too Plants to any point
in the Kanawha Valley, in twenty four hours
after pluckcd. Orders solicitrd'
Address A. W. GREGG,
Point Pleasant, Mason county W, Va.
march 2G-lf
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Alan examination Of some girls for
tboright Of confirmation, in answer to
The QUESTION: &c,
What is the outward and visible sign
end form 10 boplsmY' ono Of them Ia
piled
The baby, SIC
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S. 7. WILSON, EISsEY E,HENSoN, IN,
EXCELSIOR" MILLS
WILSON Il ROBINSON,
Successors to Wilson & Bro)
EorOpricaOrs.
EoWOpriCtOrs.
POINT PLElSANT, u "a.

IUINI IIEISINT " Va,
THIS Mil has been rc-ftted and re.
nodded in the best possible manner, and We
are now prepared to furnish the very hes quail.
ity of -four 10 all at lower rates than it can be
purchased elsewhere
Particular attention paid to Custom Grind.
ing, both in wheat and corn.
The highest market price paid for Wheat at
all times Farmers having such crops TO dis.
pose OF viii do well to give US u call,
December - lS67-f.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARs


No, lFAMuY MAcnlyG The Machine has
4 straight needle, porp naturalization makes
the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which r,iIl neither
rip nor ravel, aud is dixie on both sides; per.
forms perfect sewing on every description Of
material, with cotton, linen or silk thread,
IT HEM9. TELLS, BINDS, TucIs, OURS,
Plata, AND GAruras, Asa family MACHINE,
it has no superior.
Price with Hemm0r aud BmidGr, $50.
Particular attentions called to our New In.
proved Manufacturing Machines, They ran
Highland are comparatively noisoless, simple,
durable and efficient. For cloth or leather
work they have no competitors.
No, Machine, with Iemmer and DraidGr
SIS. No. Machine, Ssj,
lFAgcuts wanted to whom liberal dis.
count will be given ian lG.
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Why Is tom cat like a surgeon? b.
cause they both mow.til late,
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! 4 rnENCn ROMANcE.


E" 4 FRENCH ROMANCE.
About a month ago. young man,
salesman in one OF the leading houses of
Paris, saw young lady enter, to whom,
during the past eight or ten days, he
had sold a number Of dresses, shawls,
gloves, &c, BY her accent he sunni.
sed that she must be a New York lady.
The stranger was very pretty, and nat.
urOlly the Young man made himself
agreeable aud attentive, Whenever
she visited The store she always address
cd herself to him, AL while examining
the articles he plac4l before her, talked
much, The day ws speak of She was
far less Communicative than usual; and
after having made somewhat hurried
selection. she said to the clerk
4 shall DO at the hotel in one hour;
here is the address Be kind enough TO
accompany the porter when he brings
these articles
With these words she bowed rescrv.
edly, and left the store.
Tho young mon was at loss what 10
think. However, on hour lotcr Le en-.
tered the apartment OF the American Ia
dy, who invited him sans tacoa, like an
Acquaintance of long slaaIiag, u lunch
with her. Although thinking his Gus.
TONER'S manners somewhut strange, tho
clerk accepted. While pnrlaking Of tea
and cakes, the young lady somewhat alb.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF LAXA

Perhaps no one medicine 10 90 univer,alIy r.
any before % universally sdoSssS into ~ use ever
ara c%0Ps Al = th. mil
remedy than any Other Those who have tried it,
n n0w TN, that cured them those who have not
and all know that what it does Il does always
mat it never fails through Any fault neglect OF
sands Of certificates of their remarkable cures Of
Inc sr f0liSSns complains but such cures
Containing nsttssr csonsi or sns
q ssssp ssa ::'
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take, while
Iei9ie purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They Operate By sSe1r powerful innuene. on tn
SeSy Ss
me stomach bowes, liver, and other organs of the
%
rfnnfemsnt: e ere the nr:t origin Of d.e.se
he DO. iO5 the following complaints, which thess
Ess ,i gSsfS sfss 9. 1zp1elsr1os. LIST.
:aSSd be rsssT. % e %
20 LIyIR oGq0MPLAIEI and il. various symp.
A fun 5Hfu Id e &REfE
b judciously taken for each case, to correct The
diseased action or remove the distractions which
Tor DYsIETERY or DIARRHGA INIT On
mild dose Eenerally REQUIRED.
liz Eas SGT fPs afE IAG
eIDH, BAUK AND L0INs, thsy should bs Con.
Is: = s. :Sss se
For DR6fSY ead GkOPsI0AL swBLLINGs
they should be taken IN large and ireQ1sIt desss
los euiPR1S0IOl . large dose should b
tsken - Il proauoss the dssiFsl effect by sympa-
Asa Disasy Pill, take one or I've pills - pro-
mote DIGESTION and relieve the Stomach. q =. =
bowels into healthy sctfoA, rNtorss the ayDsstte,
AND inyisereeee the systen. Hence g 10 oftsn Cd.
One who 1eels toleFsbly we'll, often nnds that {
dose Of theee PSl4s aAfes hi6 hel deOidedly bet.
the digestive sDparAtus. = .7le
DR. ]. O. AYBR D CO., PRAcfreAL CWxNisfs.
LOWELL, AAss., e. A. -
~-----g.p p. GILMAN,
jsD.sosmnAW Agent, Washi nsten
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and Congress streets. will be dedicated fo-mor-
row morning, when eminent divines VIII BE-
present The public are invited 20 attend the
services, which wsll be NJ "a a. m, ~ and y
y. m.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings - 1910
bushels wheat and GO bushels corn. Sales
Wbsat. sig bushels At - ~. loo bushels NJ
s2s2k, 2,i2o bushels AT <2.30 G. bushels a.
S2l5.
SALks or WHEAT DURING The wKEK.-
During the past week, 1855 bushels OF wheat
sold At -. lease IS, and S226 bushels corn az
SLi5aSl.25.
RIvkRfRosT-Entered and clesred-Steamer
Express. MCKEE. from aud to Baltimore En-
tered-Boat Enterprise, Occoquan.
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DIED..

DIED..
DAVIS. On Friday evening, ct eight clock,
THOMAS J. DAVIS, in the 7Ssh year Of his age
The funeral will take place from 1t. Peter o
Church I'd street east, ON Monday, the 18th inst.
at 10 ocloek O..
TAYLOR. On the 10th inst. ROBERT e. TAY.
LOk, aged 81 years, months and days.
The friends and acquaint snces are RESPECTFULLY
invited to attend his funeral on Monday afternoon
at clock, from the residence of Michael Nash
ESQ, L street, between sth aud 9th streets east.
3. baltimore papers please copy.1
RUTHERFORD. On the morning Of the 10th
instant, at "a o'clock, after q lingering ilIness
JOHN RUTHERFORD, in the 9th year Of his
age. ~
His friends are invited to attend his funeral
from his late residence, corner Penna. avenue aud
"a street east, st o clock, Sunday, 1lth inst.
BOWEN. On Thursday, Ocs 8, 1853 ct o clock
p M, HANNIBAL, aged 10 years and n days
youngest son Of Anthony and Mary Bowen
The funeral win take place from st. PsuIs
Chapel, sth street, between d and e streets south
g lots o cleck Sunday morning, nth instant. The
family and friends are invited to attend.
SEEBOLD. On the 9Th instant, PHILIP SEE
BOLD, In the Goth year Of his age.
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@. BAUM.
ir-sg BE
Removed

respectfully call the attention of the Ladies'
that have this day REMOVED my HOOPeKIRT
and CORSET FACTORY to the spacious store,
313 7tA street, Inteliige ncer Building.
Thanking for the patronage Of the past will
endesvor to please in the .ature; always selling
the best goods and guaranteeing . good 6t.
SCI an the only authorized agent In this city
of KILLEYS PANIKR and BUsSEL SKIRT;
the mastfashon able adapted for the present style
Of Dress.
Q. BAUM,
j13 SEvENTH STREET,
10 Intelligencer Building.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VrcIErrY.-The Ga-et,e
Of last evening has the following items:
German Letkeran Chsroh--An adjourned
nesting of the German members Of the Luther
an CHURCH Of this place, was held last night At
German Hall, corner King and Ooiumbus
Church. Mr. VIM. Metxger in the chair, aud
Mr.. Adoiph Diedel secretary. Rev. DIR. Brandt
opened the meeting with prayer. The com.
mlttee on the preparation OF . consultation. DIR.
by.Iaws for the government OF the First Luth.
eian Church Of Alexandra, which was unau.
lmously adopted. The meeting then proceeded
to elect Church Council, when the following
named gentlemen were chosen President,
VIM. Metzger: Vice President, John Eisler;
Secretary. Adolph Diedel; Treasurer, Fred.
BECKER; Church Council: Meesrs; Albrand,
Bauer, and Pipenbring. Adjourned.
Alezdndria Literary Association-At meeting
of some of the yoang gentlemen Of this eity
last might, in the room over Halls Daguerrean
Gallery, on King street, for the purpose of or.
ganizing literary society, Cornelius Cox was
called to the chair and j. Earnest Simpson
appointed Secretary committee. consisting
OF n: kemper, Chapman Neale, l.. Mushback
and DR.. W. H. Roberts, reported and set OF by.
laws, for the government of the society, which
was designated the Alexandra Literary As.
ISOLATION. At an election held for officers, the
following named gentlemen were unanimously
selected. K. Kemper, president; VIM. +.
Carne, vice. president; Cornelius Cox, score.
tary; and Michael Aeern treasurer. Finance
cOmmlttee-Messrs. "A. j. Wedderburn. DR.
Roberts and L. Aushb1ck. 1t was determined
to hold weekly meetings, and to discuss ques.
tion at each meeting.
A Waf-Information has reached Justice
Daniel Lewis, of Fairfax county. that a color.
ed man. living in his nelghbOrhood, named
John Dudley, had an unknown white infant
in his possession, issued a warrant for his ar.
rest yesterday, and this morning, at an exami-
nation held az West End, the following facts
were educed: Dudley testified that on Tuesday
night last. the 9Th inst , between Q ana 10
O'Clock, while passing along Columbus st., be.
tween King and Prince, he heard a child cry.
ine,on looking to see VI here the cries came from
found a white female child, apparently lust
born, unwashed and naked, lying upon q eel.
lar door; he observed three women hastily
walking away from the spot before he came up.
Not knowing what to do with the child, ne
wrapped It mp in his coat aud took 1t home He
bad no knowledge Of its parents, or of any.
thing else connected with it. Dudley's wife,
Who was also arrested and examined, cor.
rObrrated her husbands statements.
The arrested parties were discharged, and are
still taking care Of the baby. The infant is
represented to be Derutiful child, and if any
one is desirous OF adopting it. Justice Lewis,
as an overseer Of the poor, will issue an order
for its posse 90 ,.8..
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

BANKRUPTCY,
At the City Of Washington, on the srh day Of
September, 1865 The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of his appointment as Assignee of Y. NJ. p.
KING SON, in the City of Washington. With
in said District. who have been sdJuaged Bank
rupts upon their own petition BY the Supreme
&C 3-lswsw W. C. BEsTOR, Assignee
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'sSPALDING's GLUE" has now taken the place
OF all Clements and Mucilages.

DOCTOR J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
once and residence from the First Ward 20
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
teenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m, and
from to p. m. Hours Of attendance at the
day, Sundays excepted. Jo.3
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A HUsE ARRrvAL.-(ieo. q. Henniug, No
S11 Seventh street, is opening this week great
quaint itses OF Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
and amongst them some novelties and very SUI
pefior qualities of Undershirts and Drawers,
Cardigan Jackets, as extra article of Merino
Socks with nne Shaker knit Socks, country
knit Socks, fIe red and white flannel Shirts
ana Drawers, white Canton flannel Drawers,
eaNze all wool flannel Updershirts, and of
Gloves the most superior assortment he ever
offered to the public and not to be excelled any =
where. He has Just replenished his stock Of
superior fitting dress Shirts. He has but one
price, marked in plain figures.