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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
SUMMER TIME TABLE


Through and direct route between Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Wiliamsport, to the North
west, and the Great OIL Re gion OF Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPlNG Ca KS on ali Slight Trains,
ON and after MONDAY, May IL, 1868, the trains
on the Phiiadelph.a and Erie Railroad win run As
'V'AO"'' WESTWARD,
AZ au T-ain leaves PhiIa r. M
leaves WnItamsport.....,......... $40 A, Nd,
arrives al Erie. 8 80 Z, M.
ErIe Urprpss leaves PhllRdel elphia.,... l2 70 noon
leaV eJ WilamspoTt........",. $50 +. M.
arrives at Erie,........ ............lOO O5 A. M,
Ilvnira all leaves 500 a. Il.
leaves Williams spOrt............6 6'2S z. nj,
., so arrives al Lock HaVen.......... 7'45 Z. M
WARD,
Mall Train leaves Erie Il'OO A, M
VI leaves p. NJ
arrives at hiladelphia......-,..-. 10 A M
Erie FxpreBB leaves I4O 7. M
leaves MilllamBpOrL.............,o 3 10 A. M
arrives ct Philadel phia.......... 800 p. M
Mail and Express connect with Oil Creek and Allie
e' AFFIXED L. TYLER.
III General SUPERINTENDENT
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VIZ EST CHESTER AND PuILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD.-SUMMhR ARRANGEM ENT,
on ana after MONDAY, April l9 1858, Trains VIII

w EST CHESTER AND PuIhADELPHLA
w MMhR ARRANGEMENT,
on ana after MONDAY, April 10, 1858, Trains VIII
Leave Phladelphia from tho Depot. THIRTY.
FIRST and CHESN UT streets, 7l5 A. M, II A,
H. $40 p. M, 4r5 p. NJ 450 7. NJ, 7. Nj, IL p. NJ,
Leave West Chester Tor Philadelphia, from Depot
on east Market street, ct 6'l5 A. NJ 7l5 a. M 7SC
A, M, lO45 NJ J. 55 p Nj, 40 p M, 800 p. M.
on and after MONDAY, June l5 an additional Train
win leave Philadelphia for Media ami intermediate
Trains ~ leaving West Chester at 7'sO A. NJ, and
leaving Philadelphia at 100 +. NJ, will stop at B. q.
Junction and Media only. Passengers 10 or nom
station between West Chester and B O. Junction,
5'I5 < Maud going West Will take train leaving
Philadelphia a. p NJ, and transfer at 3. q. Juno
tlon . -, ,,.,..,,,.,, 4, -o.,uo, ,,.oo,,, ~,
the Chesnut and Walnut street cars. Those of tina
Market Street line run within one square. The
cars OF both lines connect with each train upon Its
arrival, oDy srNDAvs
Leave Philadelphia at 90 A. M ana 2OO +, m'
Leave w est Chester al 7'4j a. ID. and 500 Z. M. .
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l5 A. M. ana Fo9
P Nj, and leaving West Chester at 7'SO a. NJ ana
4 81 p NJ connect at b, O. Junction with Trains on
p q b. q r. r., for OK lord and intermediate points,
PessenRers are allowed TO take Wearing Apparel
only as baggage, and the Company will not In any
case be responsible for an amount exceeding one
hundred dollars less special contract is made for
the ssme HENRY WOOD, General Sup't,
PbiisdelnbIk April let, 1865. 4102
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MAJ ESl JthSE1 hblLhOAD
Lave IRON loot Of MARKET Street lUpper Ferry)
For 1O' Cape May Nnlvne, vIneland' and interme-
a'e stations, ct 500 A. Nj. and 3 10 7 NJ =. ooo A
For Bridg.ton, salem, and way stations az SOO A.
SSdSS gG5 al uS Psssassr
A. M RGEeiSg & eaye1 ogy CAPE o isaaH aan or or
to by first train up on Monday m9Inings tS30.
S al asS
Philadelphia and Cape May al the ioowpg ing rstes SO
tor sale at the ofce of the Company In Camden;
sosh efs1s spdsS eRe Ge
orders can also LEFT for Baggage which VIII Do
cpeCgsSS FSesS = Trsin camden daily at 12 noon
Freight received at second coNeieo "n~ii N0''"
Walnut sSgff,i WILLIAM j. sEwELL, superintendent.
June IL, 1865.
CAPE MAY EXCURSIONS.
20 arrange FOR Special Excursion AS~inS W cape
Island the SSmrnE erected directly
on onctne the !, SesGat eesaGaton S Of ExcursiOnsts,
FOR tsSni WfELH2& 1RE&lf j. j. sEwELL supsrlnssnSep.
|,HTLADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
T4dd MahaHS4R9 ana alsT g. % sias
n III leave the Depot, naIk[h'ElkSr ana OAES-
t7l5 a. NJ. and 4.5o p NJ and leave Rls ny Sa9 At At
s'l5 A. and oxford st A. M. and leave STIord a.
Market TEsi@ with Ca Cans stsShsS tSs
Rising son a ll1S A. Mi oxorS & tS Snss a. M 6IS anS
hen1s5l toP 9SitS r. Train n a for or nPniadspSia
"9n Hn w "+WSnEnnSrN1ESDAYs + r1E and SATURDAYS Train
leaves PhladelphiR at $50 p, Nj runs through 70
me train leaving Philadelphia at 7l5 A. M con,
Dects at Oxford with daily line oi stages or Peaoh
nSStS motton @ in Lancaster county. Returning leaves
! Pesob Bottom TO connecI ~ Oxford Win AFTERNOON
| TraIn for Philadelphia. ,,,-,, =, .,so M AZ .,u.
- Tee Tpisidr Etsaln snb 1eGESIy MnIy,snd.
20 Risng snh ave- M aIiowed 10 take wearing apparel
onIY as baggage and the ComPany wiS wiIi u0t M any
hun dred dollars, unless sperE NfW WooD iAus
LOT me sums General superintendonk
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RAILROAD LINES,
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO THE SEA I
Camden and Atlantic Railroad.

THE eUNDAY MAIL TRAIN FOR ATLANTIC
CIIY viii be continued usual, until further notIoe
leaving VINE STREET FERRY al7SO AM.
Returning, will leave Atlantic City at 4'2O PM
FsTe to Atlantic City, 5000. Round trip tickesa
COCO 10 return Sunday venipg or Monday morn
Ing, sSOO.
d. H. MUNDY.
58u -
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OFFICE DEPOT A. G. S


LIeutenAnt.COlOuel Engineers,
6123w Brevet Colonel u. +. A.
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EEW YORK.

HEAVY FAILURE-cHR1STMAs DAY GEORGE FRAN
CTS rRAIN-ERIE AND CENTRAL RAILROADS.
New YORK, December 25.-Turnbull, Slade q
Co., dry goods merchants, have failed. Their
liabihtie, are ouc million six hundred thou
sand dollars, but the books show surplus OF
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and 1t
is probable that al early settlement will be
made and the business resumed.
Wendell Phillips, in the Anti-savery Stand
arl violently opposes the repeal of the tenure
ot-office bill.
Last night a party of burglars robbed the
safe of J. Edward Bylandt of diamonds,
money, &c.
Officer Malloy was shot and dangerously
wounded to-day while attempting to arrest one
of a party OF roNdics, who wero creating dis
turbance in street car.
A barkceper at Magnolia Hotel has been
dangerously stabbed.
With these exceptions, Christmas has been
quiet.
The Election Fraud Committee examined
Governor Hoffman yesterday.
George Francis Train has arrived on board
the Australian.
The settlement OF the affairs OF the Eric and
Central Railroads will be fully adjusted by jan
uary /, 1869. All suits have been withdrawn,
and thc opposition to each other has ceased.
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@bitaarp.

seMMERs.-Diea, in the City of Philadelphia, on
the night Of the 22d December, 1868, ELKIN SOM
MERS, formerly Of Charleston, S. G., in the eth
year OF his age.
The deceased WIS long and favo.ably known to
many .the oldest and most respectable citizens of
Charleston. he left the place of his nativity (Hanl
burg, Germany and came over to THIS ceu-try in
early life, selecting Charleston as hi. adopted home
where he had been engaged in mercantile pursuits
for upwards Of quarter Of csn'ury. BY his indus
try energy and an upright of dealing he ae-
quired q handsome competency. His unassuming
nanners aud benevolent disposition won for him the
esteem and friendship OF all who fortur ate
ms to know him, and it may with truth BIO said that
lie had not q single enemy in the world. He dis
charged his duties faithfully in oil the relations Of
fr-a pious sraelitc Good Citizen s!neere friend,
an affectonatc husband and an ipdulsent father.
He leaves q widow and two children to mourn his
irreparabe less.
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o. THE TRUE MEDICAL DOCTRINE.
Nature, when struggling with disease, indicates
unmistakably the kind OF assistance she requires.
In cases of nervous weakness and general debihtT,
the feeble pulse the lack-lustre eye, the ateuuated
frame, the 1acid muscles, the melancholy yisage,
iniorm us as plainly il each organ had io"gue,
that medieated stimulant is needed. II does not
require tue aid of medical education 10 understand
this dumb appeal for new vi.or, from IN exhau ted
system Every reader OF those lines can omprc-
hend it just as we'll the graduate o phySi'ianS
college, Let not thi, demand OF enfeebied nature
be neglected. Respond to it promptly by ecm-
,nentipa 4 course OF HO;TETTER'S STOMACH
Brr.r RS, q preparation uuitrg in thcic Eiahest
excellence the properties OF srIaULANT, an M
ytGoRAsr and an ALrEaATIvE. Before three days
have elapsed. from the takl of the hrst dose, i
marked beneficial change will be manifest in the
bodily and mental condition OF the patient. The
pu;se will be stronger and more regular, the eye
will begin to lose its dull expression, the mus ;unr
AID nervous systems to recover iheir tension, and
the spirits to improve. Perseyere, and complete
rcyiv.fcatioa of The depressed animal and mental
pover. is certain. In cases Of dyspepsia and bill
ousness the same sauary results wall be obtained.
The appetite will rsvivc the sallowness of the skin
disappear aud all tho distressing symptoms which
AGO mpaRy disorders Of the stomach and liver
Will rapidly subside. Tho cs!d Of winter often in
.ensiss these complaints by shocking the psrspira
tory action, by which SO much morbid matter is
evaporated through the pores in mdsr weather,
and therefore the BIT IERs are esuecialy useful to
the dyspepic and bilious at this season.
December 81 DAG 3
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THE TTITCHELL MURDER CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, December 23.-Thc Twitch-
ell case was resumed this morning. He Still
appears calm aod collected. Officer Warnock
was on the stand, and gave q detailed state
ment OF his examination of the house on the
night of the murder. There were no marks OF
violence on the doors and windows. The only
window open was that from which the deceased
had been thrown into the yard. In Mrs. HILLS
room he found in wardrobe $500 in notes and
diamond cluster ring and earrings. All The
evidence yet given disproves the theory under
stood to be the basis of the defence, that tho
deceased was murdered by a robbcr who entered
the house to steal money, which they say che
was known to carry about her person.
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nRoCLAMATION.-.BY GEORGE w.

DROCLAMATION.--B GEORGE w.
CLARK, lAYOR.-STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. CITY OF Whereas, 1t is ex-
prossly provided by an ordinance ratified tho 2otd
November, 1906, that "No person or persons shall
fire any suuibs crackers, or other fireworks within
tbe civ except at times OF public rcjoicings, and at
such places when and where the Mayor, for the time
boinp, may permit by license under his hand; or
shall fire any gun, pistol. or other firearms within
the limits of the city unless it be on the occasion OF
some military parade and then by the order OF some
officer having tho command under o penalty OF ten
dollars for zach and every offence.
And whereas serious accidents may occur oy rea-
son of the firing of squibs, crackers pisto's guns
AID other fireworks, in trequencd thoroughtares:
Now therefore, to the intent that rcosona ole ndu
eence as contemplated by the above quoted ordi-
nance, may be afforded TO all persons OF amusing
with the safety OF vehicles aud comfort and security
of passengers in the public Streets I, GEORGE W.
CLARK, aayor Ct Charleston. do proclaim and an-
ounce that the firing oil squibs crackers, guns, pis-
tolls and other fireworks will be allowed IN the fol-
10 yinp places and no other. VIZ White Point Gar.
d n tho west end OF Broad and rradd streets Hamp-
stead Mall Aiken square, Wragg square. and the
Burnt District. ID in lane. street. or alley what
soever. And I IL" eby Invoke all good citizens TO
concur with the authorities in enforcing these JUST
reasonable and nee essary regulations, the violation
of which may be attended with much Injurious con-
sequences; aud every law and order-ovln@ cltzcn
is requested and cDolned to report to either Oh the
police stations all parties guilty of such violations.
witness my band, this twrnty-frst day oil Decem-
Der, A. u. 1865.
W. H. SMITH Clerk oil Council. December 22
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CUBA.

The NsURRECTIoN-PR FULL-FITE COAST
ERs cAPTuRED-aREAT DESTRUCTION OF SALT.
HAVANA, December 25.-There is no late
news from the insurrectionary districts. Pris-
oners continue to arrive, and the prisons arc
full.
The English mail steamer is over due.
Five coasters, with supplies for the Haytien
rebels. have been captured by gunboat
The customs officials of Jamaica have been
charged with gross corruption.
Cholera and yellow fever are reported at
Guadaloupe.
The rains have destroyed . great deal of
Turks Island salt.
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OITY HALL.-OFFIcE CLERK OF
u COUNCIL, DECEMBER q. lS69.-The City
Council will, at their next regular meeting, to be
held on Tuesday, tho Goth inst, proceed to an eec-
year, viz:
Clerk Of Council. City Treasurer, City Inspector,
Harbormaster, Physician Of the Orphan House, City
Registrar, Six Physicians for the Health Department
Six Measurers Of Wood and Lumber and inspector
of Naval stores, Two City Apothecaries, Flour In
sgector, Two Guagers of Liquors. Two Inspectors
Naval Stores Coroner. Superintendent Of the lblic
Cemetery, Five Port Wardens, Keeper OF Tidal
Drains, Two Chimney Contractors.
Nv order of Council. W. q. SMITB,
Decnnnh.ro4 Clerk of Council.
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EUROPE.

RIrUAIIsM- WANTED TURko-eRKEh
wAR-NEws FROM PARAGUAY.
LONDON, December 25.-The judicial COM
mittee Of the House Of Lords are divided IN
regard to the case of Martin VS.. Mackonechie,
which has been brought up by appeal from the
Court of Arches. The charges against Macko-
nochie were kneelng or prostrating before the
consecrated elements, and the use Of lighted
candles. The Privy Council decided against
Mackonochie, and condemned the practice
charged against him.
The Manchester cotton mills arc working on
short time.
The American minister at Constantinoplc
offers protection to Greek subjects.
CoNsTANTNoPLE, December 25.-fhe Greek
minister has formally retired from his post
and returned to Athens.
A Vienna dispatch says that it is certain
that the Western powers will agree with Aus
tria respecting the conference.
The Sultan has extended the time for the
departure of the Greeks to five weeks more.
Tho Committee OF Action at Athens have i'd
dressed petition to the Greek government,
praying for the preservation of peace.
Russia has asked Turkey and Greece to sus-
pend action during the conference which will
assemble in January. Bismarck desires the
conference TO be held.
PAn1s, December 25-The Temps says that
England and France have little sympathy with
the conference.
Later advices from Paraguay state that the
allies had attacked Valetta, and been repulsed
with loss of one hundred killed and wounded.
EFFORTS TO ALLAY THE EASTERN DIFFICULTY.
BERLIN, December 2S.-The Provincial Cor
respondents (semi-of6ciaD says the Great Pow
ers have united in an effort to dissuade the
Sublime Porte from e1pelling the Greeks from
Turkey. The intended expulsion includes Ser
via and Roumania.
coNltENTs OF THE FRENCH PRESS.
PARIS, December 2S.-The Moniteur OF to-
day, in q leading article, says that active move
ments Of the Great Powers give hope that di-
plomacy, by the exercise of moderation, will
allay the Eastern troubles. The newspapers
say Russia approves the proposition Of Prussia
10 invite England, France and Austria to con-
ference on tho Turce-Greek difficulty.
THE BLOCKADE OF SYRIA.
CossrANrMopLs, December 23.-It is semi
officially announced that the Turkish Admiral
Hobart Pasha had informed the authorities in
the Island of Syra that his instructions from
Consta; 1.inople are peaceful, and he had only
asked that the Eross be taken to the Pir@us
by French and Austrian steamers to await trial
by Greek naval oficors.
SPAIN TRANQUIL.
MADRD,S December 23.-The country is en-
tirely tranquil. Tho government proposes to
make material changes in the Colonial magis-
tracy.
oARLIsT DISTURBANCES.
PARIS, December 23.-Carlist disturbances
have occurred in Navarro, and fourteen per-
sons have been arrested for participation in
them.
TEE PRINCE OF MONTENEGRO.
DERLM, December 23-The Prince of Mon
tenegro has gone to St. Petersburg.
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CHINA IND JAPAN.

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN TIE ENGLISH AND CHI
NEsE TIE CHINESE Y1ELD-FIGHTINd IN
JApAN-ThE GROWING OF THE M1KAoo.
SAN FRANc1soo, December 22.-1he Great
Republic, from Hong Kong November 16, and
Yokohama November 2s. brings the following
news:
The United States ship Shenandoah has gone
home. The Piscataqua, flagship, is hero.
The American bark Charley, Lancaster
master, was lost near Now Chung.
The steamer Tahwah sunk at her wharf on
November IL.
The English fleet reached Nanbin on Novem-
ber 8, and the mex! day the British Consul,
Medhurst, with guard of marines, called on
the Viceroy and demanded full rcparatien for
the insult offered to the missionaries. The
viceroy proposing delay, Was informed that if
he did not comply by five P. NJ. tho Chinese
gunboat anchored of Nankin would be seized /;
whereupon he Immediately complied with all
the demands, and sent three hundred men to
Yang-Chow to degrade and punish the Offend
ers.
The trouble between the Chinese and foreign
ers at Formosa is assuming serious aspect.
Two gupboats have been sent to protect the
latter.
YoKoHAxA, November 2s.-The rebels are
still fighting, but their chief town is reported
to have been taken by the imperialists.
Satsuma's visit to the Mlkado at Yedao has
been postponed ON account Of the discovery of
q plot to capture him. Preparations are again
being made for his visit, this time by land.
The Growing of the Mikado at Kioto on Octo-
Der 12 was observed as gala day.
The United States steamers Oneida and Maui
NEE were at Yokohama.
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The New York Times remarks: "The re-
turns from tho cotton crop Of this year will go
a great way toward improving the condition OF
tho Southern people. But its benefits are not
for the South only, but for the whole country.
Cotton is not only a great source of national
wealth directly, but the most important means
OF balancing the commercial exchanges be-
tween this country and Europe. Our exchanges
ought to be largely improved by the recent
movements"
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BASE BAIL.
CHARLESTON AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIC
ToRIoCS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS. ]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO DAILY NEWS.
SAVANNAH, December 25.-The contest to-day
between the Alcrts and the Forest City Clubs
for the rubber game was very exciting and
the count very close. The game stood-Alerts,
As; Forest City, AZ. The game was played on
the Forest City grounds, on the common back
of the park, and an immense number OF per-
sons turned out to witness tho game. Euch
interest was manifested, and at times no little
excitement.
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mroFF1Cq CHARLEsToN CITY RAIL
December q

RyOFFIC.S CHARLESTON CITY RAIL
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON. s. c., December Is,
1864 Qnarlerly Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share has been declared
by the Board of Directors OF this Company, and the
same will be paid on and after Friday, the 1st Of
January, 1869, on application at the company's
Office. S. ". RAMSEY,
December 25 Secretary and treasurer.
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xyNRw YORK, AUGUsT 7, 1sds.-MR

agNRw YORK, AUGUsT 7, 1e6s.-MR.
EDITOR: Several Of Your cerrsspssaent', very old
and re.pe table he aeubt. seem h be weaaerfuly
exercised as to tho origin OF our PLANTATION
BI1TERs 10 lcag as these Elttsrs are all that VIC
rcprcsent them to b. We do not know that it makes
any diffsrsass FROM whoM they como, or tom
whouoe hey originated; but for Ae nfoTma alton OF
the public generally, and old Captain Wonsz IL par
ticHlar NE will say that ho told the truth, and that
these Bitters originated in the West India lsland'-
that many OF the ingredients hHvo been farorasly
used for over oantury, but that our combination OF
Calisaya is entirely new. and our ewn- The rum
and other materials are tho rans aad as your cor
respondent says, q better SiHers and Tsaie ls not
made We recommend them particularly Tor dys-
pcptios, fcyer and asas deoility, loss OF appetite,
and in all clses where tonic and shmulant Is re-
auired 2. Il. DRAKE CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, N. Y.
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s5- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION

s5- OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs, WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY, KINGSTREE-
s. c., DECEMBER 10, 1s6S.-Public notice ia hereby
given that the County Commissio :crs of Williams
burg County will let out to the highest bidder. on
the first day Of January next, the CONTRACT to
lay out and divide the County of Williamsburg into
Townships, as required by the recent act of tho
Legislature, in ten metes square. The contractor
will bo required to enter into articles o: agreement
(but without security to perform the work in m1n-
ner to bo specified by the County Coam isSiorers
Sealed proposals will b, received until Twelve
o'clock N. on that day.
n. A. MCMILLAN. Chairman.
noooroh.r
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Suffial aGtifss.

ss-C0 NSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she is dischar:ing cargo ut Adsers Wharf This Day.
Goods remaining on the Wharf at sunset will be
stored at expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER l. CO., Agents.
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eg- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no Disappointment ne ridiculous
tnts remedies the i'll effects or bad dyes; ihvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold By all Druggists and Perlumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, Ne
Dond-struet. New York. Tyr January
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&GrThe Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances of the late Mrs. LUCY LABSON
HOLMES are respectfully invited to attend her
Funeral at st. Philips Church, This afternoon. at
halfpast -Four o'clock. December 26
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URDAY MORNING, DECEMBER rs, 1868.

elected, after which, there being no objections
offered, 7 resigned. Thus am here.'"
1 folt inc1pressibly relieved to know that
had only boen listening to the vasaries of
harmless mailman. instead Ct the genuine ex-
perienoa Of a bloodthirsty cannibal.
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Spffial Netifts.

aS- ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
Rev. E. T. w1NKLER. D. D., of the Citadel Square
Baptist Church, will perform Divine Service in this
Chapel Sabbath 4tternson, 9th instant at haif-past
Three o'clock. December %