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preme Court shall give their opinions ou IN
nortant questions of constitutional law was
stricken out; it being held that 'his "aS 'n0
duty of the Attorney-Generai' H..
Section Is was amended by providing .ha'
Circuit Judges shall be elected by the lont oai-
lot of the two Houses of the General Assembly,
and not as was proposed-"by the quailneo
electors of the respective circuits.
An animated discussion took place on o
nronosit1on to permit man to become can
didate for Judge who simply resided mere a'
the time Of the adoption OF the const'eu1ion.
It was argued that there were not enough loyai
men in the State qualified to fill the office; tnat
rebels would elect rebels to the importsn1
nosltion: and that it was desirable to wipe out
the pas. and start fair with Northern men IN
the race, no matter if they have not cen IN
South Carolina moro than an hour. hendoipn
said as far as talent was concerned, man Ia
miIiar with the judicial decisions of the North
ern courts could real enough of South caro-
lima law in one day to serve his purpose as
judge here.
C. P. Leslie, referring to the election OF
Judges by the people, said that it was no un-
common thing in New York State to see
Judge on the stump making more noise than
ANYBODY else, and the man who talked the
loudest was the most like to be elected.
IT was noticeable feature of the debate yes
terday that much of the moderation ard con-
seryativism elected Oh the subject OF Judges
came from the colored men born in the State
while those who we're anxious to trust to the
suffrage of the people were generally the In
diyiduals most suspected of having aspirations
for Office themselves. The yeas and nays
showed the very decided vote Of IS yeas to "a
NAYS. L. s. Langley (colored) gave the follow
ing written reason for his vote:
Ivote no. do this because believe in the
people. and because know that the body OF legal
voters have never been neither drunkened with
whiskey nor sold their birthrights tor gold,
whereas legislatures have been guilty OF both.
The people may have been deceived, but they
have never been bought.
A feature of section II was the provision
that Courts of Common Pleas shall have e1-
elusive jurisdiction in al cases Of divorce.
An effort was made to strike this out, but
MIR. B. F. Whittemore and B. F. Randolph
both argued from scripture standpoint, as
well as legal and moral standpoint, that di-
vorces ought not to be granted.
The section was accordingly passed without
amendment.
Two sessions were held yesterday and the
convention adjourned at six P NJ.
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DOMESTIC.
PORTLAND, ME-Per schr Richard Bullwinkle-
278 bales Upland Cotton.
BOSTON-per bark Mary l. Louisa-S bales I and
1918 bales Upland Cotton, 5000 White Oak Slaves,
/ cask Kaolin Clay, l bundle Hides. -. Per sclr
CE Raymond-603 bales Upland Cotton. $50 bbls
Spirits Turpentine, $50 bbls Rosin lao tons oio
Rosin, 3l4 loose Hides, IL hhds Hides, 10 bbls
Metals.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhuttan-1097 bales
Upland Cotton, 50 bags s Cotton 81 nerces
Rice, II bales Rags. AS bags Corn, IS bales Do
mestics and Yarns, 81 packages Sundries ......
Per steamship Matanzas-1268 bales Upland Cot
tor, $40 sacks Corn, 26 bales arm, bale Hides.
l Carriage. Per steamship James Adger-l8 tcs
Rice, TIT bales Upland Cotton. S3 Dds Eosin,
1900 bags Corn, 64 bales Domestcs, 100 Pack
aoes
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Marine nfms.
Arrived Yesterday.
y -.-o->>"~.-'-s'
Port of Charleston, February e


Steamship Charleston. Berry. New York-left oath.
Mdze. 10 j Adger & Co, q Bischoff Co, d Ba-
denhop, T ii BRISTOL, C Burckmeyer, w CCrwin
Co, L III Cater, j + Dawson, Steamer City Point
Dow1e Noise, Dufus Il Chapman, Dewing, Bur-
kett L Co, D F Fleming & CT, A G Goodwin Agent,
II Gerdts Co, Gruber & Martin G II Hoppe X, N
A Hunt F Horsey, Hi g, Jeffords & Co, Klinck.
Wickenbert, & co, 81 W Kinsrnan, h Klatte Co, ]
Kep, Lar ger. Lauroy & Alexander, D Lillien-
thai Co, Muller, Nilnitz & Co. W Marscher,
McElhose, Macullar, Williams & Parker. 8 r Mar
shall, w McComb & Co, Wright, N Martin
G minor & Co. N q Nathan, D O'Neill & Sons, R E
Pennal, D Paul 4 Co. Werner & Ducker, E q Rod
gers & Co. X Read l. Co. Street Bros & Co. South
Melton, Which l. Brandes, WAGNER Heath Mon.
sees, 8 Railroad Agent Railroad Agent, o s
Subsistence Department, " Post, DR. DeHanns
vs. les e. llrevals, Wyman & May. Mrs N Camp
BELL Curtin heaves, Williams White. Menke l.
Bro T Kelly, McComb & Co, Holmes Book
House. II & r C Clark, j Conmins, Il Steitz, s
LaTorre, Graver, Hart & Co, and others.
British ship Kate Troop, Crocker Boston-12
days. Ballast 70 Willis l. Chisulm
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNclty, Savannah, via Beau
fort Bluffton &c % bales Cotton. 12l bags Cotton
Seed, &c. 10 Ferguson, D kirkpatrick, ] R
Prlnse; b Rogers Co. EdTar9s, wa M Potter E
Hamilton, A Canale and Order.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adser. Lockwood. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Moneka, shackford. New York, Feb "a.
British brig Pawnee, Anker, Liverpool Feb TO-
Up for this Port.
Schr Maril Pierson, Frank, at New York, Feb 25.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Miami, Mclaughlin. New York, Feb 25.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship Charesto Cochrane. from Liverpool Feb 8.
Ship R 81 tucker, RundlStt, from Liverpool, Feb 8.
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Passengers.

Per steam ship James AdQer. for Ne,v v,,,, u n
Dean. Lord, W Wilson. Lenard. q G Kannad1
W Wright. ? Lngelhert, W yreck, " vS WerS
Z lodd. Bodine. ] Roper, L Loupbton w z
and steeraye. oes'
Per steamship Charleston. from New York-Mis.
P Potter, Mrs F Potter. z Potter Il Rohds n
kohds 4 MCPHERSON. Graves, S Ingersoll ] G
Ferris. W Wagner, Butler, Mrs Thompson. j
MoRridge, E. Richmond Mrs Moses and infant, "
Finnie, Mrs Kenefck, j Knee
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beau
fort Blutftoa, &C Cambridge, Mr. Rathbun and
lady, Marc. J stegger. wife and daughter, Capt
Darragh, Miss Seabrook, C Edwards S Elliott
Capt j 8 Smith, J " Winslow Mrs sullivan, G E
Farribent and wife, ] Chaplin, P Eagan, G. New
combe, " Rressell. Kuck, and u sterrage u r-s,r
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M THE M1sERABLEs or THIs BRIGHT

aF THE MISERABLES OF THIS BRIGHT
and cheerful world are the Dyspepdcs.
Without good digestion there can neither be
bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment
Between the stomach and the brain there is CLOSE
and wonderful alliance. If the one Is disordered
the other is gloomy, detected. incapable Of effort
and Indifferent to all that makes life agreeable to the
healthy.
Is this condition that any rational human being
Is willing to endure, when the means OF certain,
immediate and permanent relief can be obtaired
everywhere?
The Dyspephc has his fate in his own hands. II
he chooses to Danish forever the disorder that racks
his body and disturbs the mind with nam less hor-
rors lie has only to step to the nearest drug store
and procure supply of HOSTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERS.
No phase of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted the
alternative, tonic and antbilious operation of this po
tent vegetable specific 1t literally regencrates the
lethargic stomach; rouses into healthy action the
dormant liver; puts to fight the dismal fances that
beset the mind; gently relieves and regulates the
bowels; strengthens the enfeeolcd nerves; restores
the appetite, and makes, as it were. NEW CREATURE
of the dcsponding and debilitated invalid.
Ladies who suffer from indigestion hare only to
take small dose of this pure vegetable corrective,
once twice day, to secrre entire exemption from
the pains and penalties OF weak stomach and that
perfect functional regularity, which but lew of the
sex uninterruptedy enjoy. February "a
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Memoranda.

The following are the consgnees per ochr Clara
Montgomery, from New York, arrived on Wednes-
day-W Roach, ] Z Adger & Co, G " Aimar, Osten-
dorff & Co. ANIME, II Bischoff & 60, A Bischof.
Bisscll Oo, E s Burnham. q Cobia 90, Clacius
Witte Douie & Noise, Goodrich, Wtnemau co. b
Gerdts 90. Hart Co, Commander Z Hughes.
Jennings, Thomlinson & Co, II Klatte & Co, King &
Gibbon, A LANCER. G q Linstedt, r Lawless G Lii
lenthal, Muller, Nimitz l. Co. ] McElhose, s G
Railroad kgents, W McGorty, Ojeman. d O'Neill
& son, B VNeill, Oliver, Pinckney, Jr, Q
Panknin, = Puckhurber. d Paul & Co. Ravenel l.
Barnwell, Reis, J N Robson shepherd Cohen,
Silcox, :? C Schroeder, Stenhouse & Co, Sprague
Bro. Van Niukle, Werner Ducker, White, d
Aer, WAGNER, Heath Monsees, Cameron, Bark
ley & Co. w C Dukes & Co, and order.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
At the Church Gate.
.r WILLIAM afAKEpEAoE THAcKERAY.

Y WILLIAM AfAKEPEAoE THACKERAy.
Although enter not,
Yet round about the spot
Oft times hover;
And near the sacred gate
With longing eyes wait,
Expectant OF her.
The minister bells tolls out
Above the city's rout,
AMI noise sud humming
THEY'VE hushed the minister bell,
The organ gins to swell;
She's coming, she's comingl
nv lady comes at last,
Timid and stepping fast,
And fastening hither.
With modest eye downcast
She comes-she's here, she's pastl
May Heaven 60 with herl
Kneel undisturbed, fair saintl
Pour out your praise or plaint
Meekly and duly;
I will not enter there.
To sully your pure prayer
With thoughts unruly.
But suffer me to pace
Round the forbidden place,
Lingering minute
Like outcast spirits, WHO wait.
And see. through Heavens gate,
Angels within 1t.
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January %

s@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies tho i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and PerfuGers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. 10
Bonstreet, New York. Tyr January Il
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 26.--TURPENTINE-
Has decnined 20a30c, and quote sales Of 5G0 bbls
at SO IS for soft, and So 80 ior hard y $50 TBS.
SPIRITS TURPENTrNE-Market quiet and no sales
reported. Buyers Offering Csc and factors holding
Ros1s-sales of 5OT bbls at So so for strained and
No O. and SO s71s for low No l.
TAn-No sales; prices havea declining tendency.
CorToN-Sales OF 65 bales at zoe for low mil
ding, and 01Sa21 for mlddling- the market clos
quiet and buyers offering 2OAc for latter quality.
TIMBER-Three RATS sold at 65Oa7 for ordinary,
and SO for fair mill,
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srA oARD.-wHAT Is TARRAN1's Eff

aT A CARD.-WHAT Is TARRAN1'S Eff
FERVESCENT SELTZER ApERIENT and what are
its efects2 These IRE questions which the great
American public has right to ask. and it has also
right to expect candid and satisfactory repl- The
preparation is mild and gentle saline cathartic al
terative and tonic and s most carefully prepared in
the form Ct snow white powder, containing all the
wonderful medical properties of the far"med Self.
zer Springs Of Germany.
Of its effects We would say that those who have
tested the preparation are the best judges and they
declare over their own signatures that the prepara
ton will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the
flow Of the bie. Cure every specie OF headache.
Tranqualize the nervons system. Refresh and In
vigorate the weak. Mitigate the pangs of Rheuma-
tism. Neutralize acid in the stomach Cleanse and
tone the bowels. Assist the failing appetite. Cure
the heartburn.
Kyou are sufferer give this remedy one trl H. and
1t will convince You Of the above facts.
Sold by all Druggists.
TARRANT CO.,
Sole Proprietors, New York
January % o, 3mos
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New York Market.


The New York Evening Post, Of Tuesday Febru-
ary rs, says:
Tho lending rate is 9a7 tie heaviest transactions
being OF 5a0 Gold, for delivery, is evidently abun-
dant, and the disbursing next week Of some i've MIL
lions from the Treasury a interest on the tcn.or-
ties will help to swell the arse aggregate now Offer
ing on loan N the market:
The loan market is easy but there is more irregu-
larity and more activity in the demand. Ibis in
spil es lenders wi the hope Of getting higher rates
Of interest Those who are Lending on call at are
in not few cases demanding per cent. The effort
to put up the rate is by some borrowers acouesced
in while it is by others resisted.
The consequence Is that now we observe more
loans at than few days ago, and there is also
larger amount OF unemployed capital which is with
held from use In the hope OF per cent and refuses
TO employ itself at 8. In discounts we observe the
same State OF facts Paper which last week could be
done at 5a5H, passes slowly to-day at 6ha6a0H.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK February 25-FLoUR, &c.-The mar
ket for Western and state Flour Is firm and fairly
active, but the better brands are dull and dropping
The sales are 64OO bbls at So 95a0 90 for superhne
State; $40 25a10 65 for extra state $40 76all ~ or
fancy State; So 6Oa10 10 for the low grades Of
western extra; $40 2Ol11 20 for good to choice
spring wheat do; $40 75a12 80 for Minnesota and
Iowa do: SlOa10 65 for shipping Ohio; $40 76a14 90
for trade and family brands; s11a12 60 for amber
winter wheat extra indiana and Michigan; Sl2 foa
IA As for white wheat do do. and sl2 20a14 rs for
ST. Louis eI ira and double extra.
California Flour is Armer. Sales Of 300 bbls and
sacks at S12 76a14 90 via the Horn and Isthmus.
southern flour is 10 cts lower, and dull. sales of
500 bbls at 50 5Oal1 40 for ordinary to good extra
Baltimore and country; s11 Sual4 70 tor extra and
family Georgia and Virginia, and $40 90al6 10 or e1-
ira aud family Maryland and Delaware
Oats are not SO firm and are fat at the close The
sales are 5000 bushels Western at III store; s6c,
delivered; choice Ohio &c. on pier, and 87c, dev-
cred.
Rye is fairly active and strong. The sales are 1000
bushels Western ut 81 so, in store and Pennsylvania
at 81 90 on pier
Corn was quite firm at The opening, though at the
close tho market exhibits some weakness Choice
lots are firm and scarce.
The sales are $50. bushels nC| Western mixed at
81 25a1 o. the latter tor very choice dry early IN the
day; old do ST 30 delivered; Jersey yellow at 81 24a
/ 25, tho latter an extreme; white at 81 23al 70;
choice southern yellow at 81 80; straw colored and
white Iennes. .ee at 81 GOAL 2SH.
CoFTEE.-We hear of 20 important sales. Prices
IRE unchanged.
CoTToN.-Ihe market is very weak and lower,
with but little doing, and that for shipment We
quote:
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Wbifuarn.

>-~s>As>>e,r>
SEIXAS.-DED, In New Orleans, on Saturday,
February 22d, at O'Clock, LAWRENCE SEIXAs,
aged eighteen, second son of toe late D. c. sEIxAs.
OF Charleston, South Carolina.
DEvEAUX.-DHp at "Belle Isle" Plantation, st.
Stephens Parish. Oh Sunday, 23d Feor lary, Ms.
ANN 3. DEyEAUX, wife of the late STEPHEN G.. DE-
VEAux, IN the 68th year OF her age.
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Commercial.

exports for the Week ending Thursday,
February 27.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOCI-Per British ship Msgdala-4Sl bags S
Cotton, 24O6 bales Upland Cotton, 100 sacks
Cotton Seed. Per ship NarraRansett-l26
bags I Cotton 2003 bales Upland Cotton
schr Minerva-2l. 600 feet Lumber,
5000 Sbipgles 157 bbls Rosin Al bbls Pitch, 60
empty Hhds, 30 bbls Tar, Is bbls Potatoes, 20
Barrels.
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a;atfls.
CtHARLEsTON HOTEL,
CHARLESTON. S. c.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING TAKEN CHARGE
of the above well known Hotel, respectfully in
forms his friends and the travelling public that 1t
has been REF FURNISHED IN ALL OF ITS DEPART.
MENTs. Tho table will at all times be supplied
with TIE BEST THE MARKET AFFORi s. inc!ud-
ing every decacy in season, while the cuisine will
be uuexceptionable. he bath Rooms attached to
the Hotel arc supplied with the celebrated artesian
Water, and HOT, COLD OR SHOWER BATES can
be obtained Al my time. The same attention will
be paid to the comfort Of the guests as Eeretofor-
aud travellers Can rely upon finding tho ChaFles''n
Hotel equal to any IN lie United States. The pat'
age of the travelling public is respectfully eohci ''
Jp. HORBACE. Agent
January 2mo Proprieto.
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hhds Shoulders l2a12,lc; Hams steady at 17Ea1s1sc
for Baltimore sugar-curcd Mess Pork held Mt s25a
25 So; sales of prime moss at S23. Lard was in de-
mand, with sales OF 200 erces and 200 kegs western
at &c., and at close held at IGl4c for western terccs
RIcE-We noto quiet butbrm market for Carol1-
ma: quote Hall Nc
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Consignecs per South Carolina E"ilroad.
EehrunrY u.

2os1 bales Cotton II bales Yarns, iu2 sacks Corn,
06 sacks Rough Rice, chartered Car, % car cattG;
SAWYER Adams. Frost l. 70. G Williams Co. W
e Conrtnev E Co CIV Niitc II Hodgers & Co.
aiken clifford Ma5hegs sSsssaS Les slGan smth
- W roi,oc, l. Co " Williams, Willis 4 CHS
Sm no. crane, 1SfsS Boyi ston tor GO, wlss Co. MOwry
Co. Avcrll. NJ Goldsmith & 4 Son, " watson 1vsSi
1nncs + " Spracue {, Bro. ] II Martin, Mulkai.
sIn; stenhouse & CO. Bol1mann Bros H w Devices.
Utsey g. Kenyon. c Bee ( Co. Cohen. HancKel
Co, W Lobby, G Hoffman, Wardaw Carew' Ihurs-
ton & Holmes.
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ssNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY

sTNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
which create impediments 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 81 Smos
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Spefial uotifes.

HS-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
I'm from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she is
1M' LAY oischarging cargo at Pier No. Union
"narVes' All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at consignees' risk.
February % 2 MORDECAI CO Aoents
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As- LEE & co. us. MILTON 8. LITTLE
FIELD. et a-BILL FOR INJUNCTION AND Re.
LIEF.-It appearing to my satisfaction that NIL.
TON 8. LITILEFTELD and LATHBURY. WICK
ERsHAM co. tpartes, two of the defendants in
this case, are absent from and reside beyond the
limits of this State, on motion of WILLIAMS. HEN
DERSoN DEHRE, complainants' solicitors, 1t Is
ordered tha. said absent defendants do plead,
answer or demur thereto in forty days from the
date of this order, decree pro co1,lsso will be
taken and entered Of record against them.
B. STOKES, G. E. c. D.
Commissioners Office, colleton District s. c., Jan
uary %, 1858. 4 eo10d February6
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RIcE-Is dull. Small sales OF Carolina at 1la17Hc.
SUGAn.-Raw sugars are firmly held; the market,
however il steady at 11Xal2c for fair to good ren-
ing. The demand has been only moderate. sales
of Cuba at l2a13Ic. Refined are steady al TIC tor
h8rds.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork has again advanced, has been
quite active and closes STEADY.
The ssles cash and regular, are 460O bbs at S24 30
a25 for new mess $24 62 for city do $40 so Tor e1-
tra s22 25a22 80 for Western prime mess; S22 75a3
for city do.
For uture delivery 250 bbls mess, seller March, at
S25, and 250 bbis do, seller April at S25 26.
Beef is steady but not very active.
Sales OF 2J0 bbls at seals tor common brands;
Sl4a19 Tor plain mess and s19a2l 80 for extra mess
lIerce beet Is quiet out firm ut sS2a37 for prime
mes, S38a41 for India mess.
Beef hams are Ligher and in demand. Sales OF
3DO bbls at S32a35.
Cut m. ats are firm. Sales of 200 pkgs at l0Aa1Ohc
for shoulders; and l5nal5Kc for huins.
Bacon Is held ut higher figures but IN the absence
Of sales somewhat nominal.
Dressed hogs are lrme:. We quote at 10Ial1cfor
Wes .ern, and LIZ tor city
LAID is higher and in very good demand, but the
small Offering prevents business.
salcs OF 1OOJ bDls and tcs ut 15Hal5%c for No L;
15a16c FOR city; 16al6Ac lor tr to prime steam aud
kettle rendered.
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Money and Stock Observation-Disclosures OF
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for
Week ending February "a, 1s6s.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M M0RELAND,
i,roker, No. Broad ST., Chnrlcstrn, >. Z.
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~A FACT WORTH KNoWING.-THE
best investment for an invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss Of appetite, is bottle Of PASK-
Nns Hepatc Bitters, 1t Will be sure to give relief
For sale by all Druggists.
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a@ SPECIAL NoTl,iE TO DELINQUENT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFF ICE. Oh. RrrsToN.
FEBRUARY a. 1ses.-The following notice is here
by published for tho information Of oil persons con.
cerned:
Whereas, many of the taxpayers Of the civ of
Charleston have not met their dues on the 18th inst
And whereas the care Of the city. the property and
health, comfort and lives Of the people demand
proporonate contribution from each for the general
coed, it is proclaimed that the delinquents must
promptly come forward, be proceeded against &C.
cording to law.
BY order Of the Mayor.
WIN. ". BURNS, Mayor.
W. b. SMITH, Clerk OF Council.
February 1R
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ru1s LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST-cLASs
HoTrI. ntI as ais popularly known in former times
under @ r the m Infringement OF j. 3; MoNNoT Esq. and
recently adsr that ef Kam of
M " afIDTE rG mr. & T. B. ROCKWAY, uner the firm OF
~ Tha h senior partner from bis long experience aa
Of the ve5and st. Los nTd % Charles Cs
,ro his trends ard he public geuoralY, at Its
Ssr,ner worldY reputation as popular r>t.class
Hotel shall Lc fully sustained under its present
,anooouoent 1yr* FeJrur l3
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-01

WE commend to Democratic politicians
the nanliucss Of Hon. George II Peudle-
ton IN his speech at Augusta, Maiue. He
has set the foul mouthed stumpers Of his
party an example which they could profit
ably follow. Referring to Gen Grant he
said:
Il shall net disparage the ability or
character of our opponents. | would nc;
If | could pluck one leaf from the iaure:s
oftscn- Grant. Whatever may be hisab
as soldier he has stood the test Of succesz,
and so far rs I have known, he has bor...
himse'f f with moderation and magnanini.3.
in his high ofiice. I have known MIR Colfsx
well for many years. | have seen him il
possession OF great power. He IS an am
bic and estimable gentleman, aud wou
perform with dignity the duties CT tn
high Office to which he aspircs"
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nENTISTRY.-
50 The undersigned, Graduate of the Bal
timore College Of Dental Surgery, respectfully
o4'srs his professional services to the citizens
UT Ebensburg. BE has spared no means to
tborouohIv acquaint himself with every i'm
,,r,S@u1ent in his art. To many years of per-
sonal experience, lie has sought to add the
impaired experience of the high est auth hoFItieS
IN DeDtaI ScieIre- He simply asks tbat an
opportunity may be given for his work to
speak its own praise.
SAMUEL BELFORD, D. D. S.
ps- Will be at Ebensburg on the fourth
Monday OF each month, to stay one w1ek.
August l3, 1868.