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The Masked Ball.

We we're unable in our last issue, for
want Of space. to mention the Grand Fancy
Ball, which came of Al this place on Tues
day evening, 2o,h inst. The spacious
Hall Of M-ssrs. DAVIS Il IiuEY's we're
secured for the occasion. Al 8 o'clock,
the hour for the ftte to commence, as IL
10y magic, the Immense B. al Room was
denssly psckad with Gro cd Of "Mssksrs"
aud Others as incongruou. in appearance
H that which Lord ERsKlNx's daughter
80 charrninely pictures in her description
OF German f.r in her clever book The
Initials" Lady Ro~ens and Peasant
Girls are side by side. Mary, Qlssn Of
Scots, talks ~ith "Bunsy and Bridget"
The sprigb'Iy' Z'uavs" starss good-look-
Ing people out Of coun,enance, and dances
with IL .dy BpyIsn" while "Barney"
draws "Gs. wir6sld Scott" into CONVEX
saton upon his defeated plans Of "BuIl
Run" Travelling Advertisement" looks
"Gui.cutus" full In the face and conclude.
lie is not worth robbing. The promenade
and dance vas KEEP, up until q late hour.
All parties seemed to enjoy Themselves
faeIy. and everything passed of pleasant
ly. We append . lie, Of the characters
represented -
"lismls,"M. r w; 'Zouave" J. NJ. r.:
"Mexicsn Cavalier" J +. c.; "Cbror o,"
&. +. N Gen. Winfield Scott" T. II ID:
Confederate General"R ID P.;"Bsrney"
W. J. W.; Bridget" J. NJ S.:"Trsvsllinp
AdvsrGSemsnts" J.C b; "sailor Bow"
il T; ;"AIpin TeIl's Son" w. II c.; ;"Gni
.cn,us"J } N. Il B;"!iigblandsr" b. J. w;
"Hiswa,ba" N. C.
Aurora Miss T. v. IT.; "Mrs. Cu.,i.
OF 70" +. +; "Nisht" Mf.. w. NC:
"Mor"ine Star" Mss Z o. K; "CbiId of
the Regiment" Mss A. @; "Gipsey Fo,-
tune Teller" Mss g b; "Annie Boyleor
Miss v. II +; Highland Lassie" Miss N.
H.; 'VeiIed Bids" Mics L. s. b.: Min
peh"ha" Me. A. G.; 'Nympb Of the
woods" M,.s NJ J. c.; "S~i.s Pessan,
GuI" Mss II. @. @; "Italian Pss.an,
Grl" Mes A B; Flour Girl" Mia, z. II;
"Rehecca" Mrs. J. p G.; "Spring" Mas
= IT,; LADY Ro~sns" Miss A. p;
French re-s-n, Girl" Miss f C; "Red
ndine hood" NJ. Il II; MARY, Quee,
OF SCOTS" M,.s NJ. z; "Mulliaora" Miss
Z NJ. Is.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Notice of Registration
and Election

IN pursuance Of directions from the Commits.
sioners of Elections foe Lancaster County con,
veniug the Managers of Elections for Lancaster
County, on Monday, the 10th day of October,
1868, to organize in conformity TO an Act of the
General Assembly OF the State of South Carroll.
ma, approved the 26th day Of September, A. ID.
1867, entitled an Act, providing for the next
General Election, and the manner in conduct
ing the same. Public notice is hereby given
that the Registration lists upon which the last
Election as held on the second aud third days
OF June last was conducted, will be revised for
period OF three days, commencing on w Weduss-
day, the 2Sth day Of October, inst, and ending
on Friday the 3Oth day of 0ctoter, 1865, by
the addition to such lists OF the names of all
persons entitled to vote under the Cons titutiou
who have not already been registered, aud by
striking from such lists the names of such per-
sons as shall not by law be entitled to vote at
the following places designated by said Board
OF Commissioners, viz:
lst Registration Precinct, comprising the
Election Precincts of Lancaster, G. II. Mont
gomcry's, and Dry Greek. at L.sncasterville.
I'd. Registration Precinct compr4ing the
Election Precincts Of Waxhaw and Belar, at
Waxhaw Precinct
Sd Registration Precinct, comprising the
Election Precincts OF Hickory Head and Caston's,
at Hickory Head Election Precinct.
The following Managers will be required to
open the Books for revision Of the Registration
lists IA follows:
lst. Registration Precinct, J. G. Marks,
William McKinns, and Wesley Humphreys.
%. Registration Precinct Benjamin Mont
gomcry, A. s. McAteer aud II. A. w. Watts.
Sd Registration Precinct, +. A. Clinton, X,
N. Sullivan aud James Hagler.
And the public are hereby further notified
that an Election will be held ia lancaster
County on Tuesday the Bird day of Novemb, :
next, for Electors of President aud Vice Presi
dent Of the United States. For one Represcn-
tative to represent the lst Congressional Dis-
trict Of South Carolina, in the Congress OF the
United States; and one Solicitor for the Sixth
Circuit OF this State The Polls 20 be opened
at six o'clock, A. NJ, on the day OF the EIec.
ton and closed at six O'Clock, 7. NJ, OF the
same day, aud to be kept open during these
hours without intcrmiSSiOn or adiou rnmcnt At
the c'ose OF the Election the Managers shall
proceed publicly to canvas the votes, aud such
canvass when commenced shall be continued
without adjournment OF interruption until the
same be completed.
The revision aud Election aforesaid TO be
conducted in strict conformity Co the Act of the
ments to be made To fill the vacancies of .OSe
Managers who have failed to report on the day
heretofore published.
BY order Of the Board,
j. MARKS, Chm.
\. w. IlUNPHR.Ys. Sc'y.
Lancaster, 5. C., Oct -, '6S -2t.
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TIE communication of "Duy CRKEK''
We ,hink, would he calculated rs, at this
time to do more harm than good. We
believe the policy advocated, il done
with uusnimi,y, would resul, in good
bat being aware Of the conflicting senti
ments OF the people upon the suhjec,
m.t,er, we doubt the utility OF further
agitation at present. Let u. be very care
fnl ~, to introduce side issues that would
teud TO divide the Conservative ranks.
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Another Homici de.

A difficulty occurred n few miles South
o! this place abou, two weeks ago lie
tween two freedmen which resulted in
one Of them having his bowels cut out.
The wounded man died last week-the
murderer is now in jill. These d fiicul
ties between the hscks a.s multiplying
and il ciesrly indicate. what would be
the ulrin~te fate Of the entiro race. il
removed from the Influences Of the white
people.
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PostpOn+d.

We are requested by the Sheriff to
state, tbatjn consequence OF mex, Tues
day being election day. tho sale Of the
personal property Of Jas. E. Cure,ou, adj
ver,ised to be made on that day, will be
postponed unt;! the following day, Wed
nesday, at IL o'clo tx.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
In the Common Pleas.

Vanlnndingham, hdmr Declaration
w. in Foreign
". V. Massey. >httnchment.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the I7ih
day OF August. file his declaration against
the defendant, who, (as II is said is absent I
from and without the limits Of this State,
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom copy Of the
said declaration might be served. IL ,s
therefore ordered, that the said defendant
do appear and plead To the said declaration
on or before The 18th day Of August, which
will be IN the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sisty nine, other.
wise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him
JOHN w. TWITTY, Crk C.P,
clerks Office Lancaster County, 8. G..
aug w. 1903. 81 lyld.
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The Central Club.

We arerequested 10 state that the Central
Club Of Lancaster County will hold their
Regular meeting on next Saturday, at
IL o'clock. Il is highly important that
every local Club be represented.
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MORE GOODS.
WE have just received a lai gs addition
w to our Stock Of Goods.
ALLEN ROBERTSON & CO,
We have in store
Fancy Prints, "a large LOTT
Domestic Goods, (all kinds)
Rob Roy Checks.
X. l. teanss,
Celtic Cashmere,
Ba!e Yarn,
Bagging ard Ties,
Sugar And Coffee,
Molas' 'es. Pepper, Spice Ginger, and
Soda,
Also, Tin and Cooper Ware.
We are buying cotton daily. give us q
call and price Our Good-, and YOU will be
satisfied. We sell n: short profits. We
will keep n gene-s assortment Of Staple
Goods and GrocsSes during the season
hLIkAROBERTSON g. co.
You will always fod me at my post
. DC, IA, j. u. BOYD.
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Notice -Assiguees are responsible
Tor the payment Of any and all notices
which they insert in this paper in matters
relating to Bankrupts. aud will govern
themselves accordingly.
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l. d q A l.
Religious Notices.
APPOINTMENTS FOR SovgN

APPOINTMENTS FOR NOVEMBER.
Vil!age--MethoGst Church, every Sundsy.
Village Presbyterian Church--lst and III Sab
bath, morning and night.
Douglass-2d Sabbath and 9th Sabbath.
Waxhaw-8d Sabbath.
Shiioah-2d and 4th SUNDAY in each month.
Tirzsh--lst and Sd
Gilrs Crcek-2d Sabbath in each month.
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Quarterly Conference.

The 4tb Quarterly Conference OF this
Station will be held on the Sd Sunday
ia November next.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

10 the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
10 the matter
JOSEPH 4 Clark. !" Bankruptcy.
DY Virtue Of an Order obtained from w.
ID |. Clawson, Esq, Register in BuEkrupti
cy, ! will sell at ihe residence Of Joseph
Clark, in Lancaster coamty, on
SATURDAY, oath inst.
The Personal property of Joseph Clark,
who has been adiudged a Bankrupt upon
his own petition, as follows -
- The mnant ola Stock Of Goods, con-
sisting of Ladies', Mems. ann Boys Hats -
Mems Boys and Ladies' Shoes. A lot Of
Ladies' and Gentleman Dress Goods
Family Medicines, Extracts, Pcrfnmery,
Tobacco, and numerous other articles too
tedious 10 mention.
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Estate Notice,

NHOSE having demands against the Estate
i Of Joseph Strain. decd, will prove them
rnd hand them into X. T.. Allison, on or
before the ist Of December next.
N. B CRAIG, ADM.
Oct Is, 6s-- st
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0ur Cotfon MARX ct.

Several bales Of Cotton were sold here
during the past week, ranging from Az
TO 2lf.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
10 the District Court Of tie United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
o. ,s 'r' ". + $.a".,,. $,',s' l" Bankruptcy.
RY Virtue Of an Order obtained from w.
ID !. Clawson, Esq. Register in Bankrupt.
cv, ] will seIl at the residence Of G. II.
Tid~el, in Lancaster County, on
THURSDAY, 5th Of November next,
Al the Real and Personal property of
Graham ii. Tidweli, whs has been adjudg.
ed Bankrupt upon his own petition, as
follows:
One tract Of land, lying in Lancaster
County, containing
27j ACRES,
bounded by lands Of VIM. j McIlwain.
Estate Milton Vaughan, and others.
ALSO,
TWO HORSE WAGON; ONE COW
AND CALF.
The growing crops reserved from sale.
Possession gwen first OF January.
TERMS OF SALE CAsH-Purchaser to nav
for necessary papers and stamps.
IL. J. illCKSON,
Oct IA, '6s-td Assignee.
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RAGS! RAGSll

1000 LBS. OF RAGS WANTED IN
hOOo The next thirty days, at this
o"ce' nov "a, SO.
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FIRE.
HMnH OK
A saloon Burnt out on Main
street.

Between two and three o'clock last
night, the one story brick building on the
corner Of Main aud Market streets, owned
by ex-Sheriff p. NJ. Winters, and occu-
pied by his brother, Tom Winters, as a
saloon, was entirely destroyed by Gre,
together with stock, fixtures, etc. Pat.
Winters loss is estimated at $4,000, upon
which he had $1,000 insurance. Tom
Winters loss will not exceed $1,000, with
$500 insurance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tue TABLEAux AND CoSoERT TONIGHT.
The young misses Of the High and Gram
mar schools, taught respectively by Miss
Jennie Higbee and Miss Juliette Cairns,
give an entertainment at the Memphis
Club Hall this evening, which will consist
Of series Of tableaux, Interpreted with
Rotations and vocal and instrumental
music. The hall will be appropriately
decorated with flowers and evergrcens,
aud no effort will be spared, we feel as
sured, to make the occasion pass of
pleasantly to all who may be in attend
ance, and we doubt not the number will
be large. 50
The VARIErIEs.-Despite the storm,
the attendance at this favorite place last
night was large, and the debut of Miss
Minnie Gray was the signal of much en-
thusiasm. The other new faces all APP
peared also, audwere favorably received.
An excellent bill is up for this evening.
New styles SILK, Cashmere and
straw Hats, cheap, at Wheaton a.
Co.'s, 1919 Main street. 70
MEMPHIS CLuB.-Ladies reception
Saturday night. Monthly meeting Tues
day night. Sol. HEssE, President.
JOY AMONG JUVENILES AT THE MEM
PHIs LADIES INSTITUTE On Wednes-
day evening Mrs. Southworth and
Mrs. McGhee, Principals of the Mem
phis Ladies Institute, on DeSoto
street, gave soiree in honor OF
the beautiful and interesting Misses
composing the junior class OF their
establishment. The entertainment was
the most charming and cheerful one
of the season. About forty Of the hand
soonest cherubs in the city, budding into
glseful girlhood, participated and en-
joyed themselves with that mirthiul
sprightliness aud lovely innocence char
acteristic of welltrained children. The
dancing was superb, the little ones trip
ping it on the flight fantastic toe with
all the grace and liveliness of fairies.
Indeed the whole entertainment pre-
sented the scenes Of love feast among
the angels, which sent the minds of the
old folks who witnessed them wandering
among rye tales Of fairielande." Mrs,
Southworth and Mrs. McGhee deserve
the thanks of the Junior class " for
such delightful party. 1t will be mat
ter for the little ones to chat about for
year.
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A Respectable Citizen Found
InsensibIe and Horribly
Wounded ON Union
street.


The terrific thunder and rain storm
which prevailed last night afforded an
excellent cover for nocturnal adventures,
and was generally taken advantage Of, as
will appear from the following summary
Of incidents;
BURGLAR SHOT.
Between twelve aud one o'clock last
night, Mr.. Want, of the firm Of G. 81.
Want & Co., l49 Hernandez street, while
sleeping in an apartment over his store,
was awakened, as he supposed by some
one attempting to force an entrance
into the bailding by pricing open the
back door, Getting out of bed and arm
ing himself, he went below to investigate
the matter. On arriving here, he dis
covered negro man just in the act OF
entering the store, and Sired three shots
of his pistol at him. The thief thereupon
fed, and after reiastening the door, which
had been priced open, Mr.. W. returned
to his bed. This morning, on going into
the yard in the rear Of the house, he dis
covered track, which he succeeded in
following to a shanty in the neighbor-
hood, where the thief was found in bed,
wounded in the right knee, probably by
one of the balls fred from Mr.. WIS pistol.
On making this discovery, the whole
affair was reported by Mr.. W. at the lower
station, and the wounded negro was
placed under arrest to await a hearing
before a magistrate.
FOUND IYsEHsIBLE.
As officers Crupper and Gates, of the
lower district, were making their rounds
between nine and ten o clock, last night,
they discovered lying on the sidewalk, at
the corner of Union and Desoto streets,
in an insensible condition, the body OF a
we'll dressed person, who had, to all ap
pearances, been assaulted with a slung-
shot. A horrid cash had been cut in the
back of his head, which was bleeding
profusely when the officers came up.
The unfortunate party was at once re-
moved from the street to the residence
of Mr.. Womberly, No. 1913 Union
street, where he sufficiently recovered his
consciousness to give his name as j. W.
Hampton, though unable to give any
satisfactory explanation of the manner
in which he had been assaulted, or by
whom the outrage was perpetrated. His
wound, which is regarded as very serious,
was promptly dressed, and every other
effort made for his.relief by those into
whose hands be fell.
COTTON THIEF SHOT.
Between midnight and one o'clock this
morning, the private Waterman employed
at Dickinson, Williams & Co. cotton shed
onWashington, betweenThird andFourth,
discovered a negro, known as Geo Fears,
who lives in a shanty adjacent to the
shed, prowling about the premises, evi.
IDENTIFY with the intention of gaining an
entrance, and levelling shotgun at him
fred. The entire contents of the gun,
which we're eight buckshot, took effect
on the person of the prowler, INJECTING
three serious wounds, in the right
breast, one in the arm, aud several
others in the legs. The wounded negro
was removed to his own shanty, and
a physician called in, who expressed the
opinion that there was no possible chance
of his recovery. He was still living up
to noon to-day, however, though in a
most critical condition.
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POLICE ITEMS.

Nine cases were disposed of and
twenty eight dollars in fines collected IN
police court, this morning.
Seven arrests were made by the police
of the lower district yesterday, two whites
and five negroes.
During the storm last night, two hun
dred pounds of cotton were stolen from
the bluff, by cutting open bale
The hengoosts of Mr.. Fl. F. Newman
and Judge Waldran, on Vance street,
we're robbed during the thunder storm
last night
Justice Herman, yesterday, required
Thomas Lawson and John McCsrty to
give bonds for their appearance to.mor-
row to answer to the charge of threaten
ing the life of c. N. Smith, Secretary Of
the City Railroad Company. Lawson
and McOarty had been discharged by Mr.
S. from the employ of the company.
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To THE GENERAL PUBLIC make no
charges in State cases unless prosecution
is frivolous. REUBEN DAILY, j. p,
| IL Odd Fellows building.

GRAND TOURNAMENT. - The arrange
ments, under the direction of Captain
Van, for the forthcoming grand tourna-
ment are being fast perfected, and are
ON the most extensive scale. Splendid
premiums are offered, and the contest for
the honors will not fell to be spirited. A
large number of knights have already
been enrolled from those anxious
to do their devoir in honor Of
love and beauty. We hope the weather
will be propitious, and the attendance of
ladies such as to encourage our young
men frequently to engage in the ehivsl-
rous pastime. Beside that, these tourna-
ments encourage the display 81 skill in
craftsmanship "a most graceful accom-
plishment) and in the use of the lance,
they offer a reasonable and seasonable
means of pleasure aud recreation that
should be availed Of by all.
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Our Chinese straw and Pitt Hats
are very cool. Leidy's, opposite Court
square. 70

CoRREorIos. -Editors Ledger 81 n
your issue yesterday appears the follow
ing: Detectives Hastings and McCune
yesterday succeeded in recovering three
hundred dollars, recently stolen from
Mr.. Jesse +. Brown. They were not
fortunate enough, however, to secure the
thieves" This is an error, as no thiev-
ing was involved in the transaction.
The facts are, that gentleman having
that amount Of money for me, INDUCING
10 liquor too freely, deposited the money
with gentleman Of the utmost respect
ability, and the next morning did not
know the locality Of the party with
whom be had left it; and, without know
ing what had occurred, the officers men
toned we're engaged to look for it, and
with the promptness which they display
in cases of real difficulty, soon ascer-
tanned where the money was. The gem
tleman in whose hands it was had acted
only on the most praiseworty and hon
orable motives in retaining the money.
May 20, 1868. JESSE f. BRows.
Tn..- -. ..I...o nonr
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MISSISSIPPI AND rENsEssEE RAILR2AD.
Arrive. Depart.
New Orleans express. daily. 225 Pm. Alb Pm.
Sardis accom- n, OK. Sunday. $3.50 AN. 1850 Pm.
Freight, North, Monday,
Tuesday and Friday.
South, Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday...-.-....... 1875 pm. $3.50 AN.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily...--.... 500 pm. 1910 PM
Through express. daily-...l0:40 pm. 1l:30 Pm.
Someryille nc. save Sunday s:5 AN. 500 Pm.
Corinth ac., save Sunday. Geo AN.
Railroad time twenty minutes faster than
city time.
Office. No. 27s Main street. and at Depot.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
Day kxpress...............". 9:l5 An. 700 AM.
Night Express.-.............. 3:l5 pm. 400 Pm.
Railroad time Is is minutes faster than city
time: Ticket office. No. 2S7lz Main street. De-
pot. head Of Main street.
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.

j. W. Proudft has received final
discharge in bankruptcy.
The box system on our street cars
has thus far given satisfaction.
Ice for sale at lat Madison street, al
L. j. Holahen's grocery. 76
Genuine Maple Syrup-fresh supply
just received, at Finnie Il Buckham's. I
Mr.. W. W. Carswell, the lecturer,
left the city for Indianapolis, Ind, last
evening.
Much disappointment is manifest in
sporting circles over the result of the
McCoole- Coburn prize mil"
The Wheat. Farmer combination
gave concert at Aberdeen, Miss, Tues
day night.
The Chancery, Circuit, Grimm al
and Law Courts were in session this
morning.
Our thanks are due Mr. Felix Cross,
of the Southern Express, for mum erous
favors.
The work of remodeling the interior
of the Brinkley Block, so as to convert il
into hotel, will commence on Monday
next.
During the storm last night, Mr.
John Britton narrowly escaped serious
injury from the bricks of chimney
blown from 23S Front street.
The squirrels are said to be unusu-
ally numerous in the woods around the
city. Many have been entrapped and
brought to the city as pets.
The basket picnic, in aid of the build
ing fund of the St. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church, at the Ford place, in
Chelsea, on Monday next, promises to be
most happy affair.
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Our Hats are the best i'm the city.
Leidy a. Co., Practical Hatters, ESQ
Main street, opposite the square. Is
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Cough.-No Cure, No Pay.-FoRREsT's Ju-
SIPER TAR is warranted TO cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness, Throat and Lung Diseases, or the
price positively refunded. instantaneous re-
lief produced. Try it. Ifnot satisfied, return
the empty bottles and get your money back.
DE-. GOODYEAR, $40 Second street. Agent.
Price IS cents 4S-I3
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Conjugal Love, and the Happiness 10
True Marriage.-Esssys for young men, on
the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge. Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P.
Philadelphia. Pa. 6I-lso
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CoAL.-Bigly, Melersh & Co., dealers
in Pittsburg and Kentucky coal, rs South
Court street
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II. B. PAoKER-No. Piitsburg coal
No. 1884 Main street.
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PLANTERS RESTAURANT, 80 MONROE
SrREEr.-This old and well-known es-
adjustment has been elegantly reftted.
Our friend, Mr.. r. Bloch, is at the head
OF the culinary department, and will give
satisfaction to his customers. Fine
board for six dollars per week. Single
meals, fifty cents Choicest wines, liquors
and Cincinnati lager beer at the bar.
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Just received, "a new supply OF
aprons, new article, at l.. Kremer's.