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New Yonk, tuesday, May

NEW YonH, Tuesday, May l..
UDoLFao WoLFs. ESQ:
Ue,tr Sii-rLe want Of pure Winea ana Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt Dy the PRO.
lssMon and thousands vi lies have been sacr'flced
by the use Of ndulieate articles. Derium !rcnent,
and other diseases q the brain and ns rycs, 50 riie
in this country are very rare in Europe, OWING IN
great degree TO tho Inference the pu' '1y or the
spirits sold.
Wo have ;es.ed the several articles imported and
sold By YOU lnoudire your Gin, which you sell un-
dor thp nanie oi aromatic ochiedanl Schnapps, which
e consider Justly erttled 10 the high reputation 1t
has acquired in this country and from your long ex-
poijenrc q foreign importer, your Bottled Wines
and Liquors should meet with the same demand.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some ct the
resp ,ctabe aputhecaree in different parts OF the city
IS agonts for Me sale Of your Brandies and WineS,
where Tho profession uan obtain the same ~ptn
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS ia your new enterprise
We remain yoar obcdient scrrants,
VALENTINE MOTT, Al. D., Professor Of Surgery,
University Medical College. New York.
j. II. CARNOUHAN, N. D., Professor OF Clinical
surgery, Surgeon-,n Chief to the State Hospital,
&C., No. IA Eat S:1tccDth-street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., No 795 Broadway.
H. P. De WEES, NJ. D.. Nc. 79l iSroadTay
JOSEPH WORSTEls NJ D., No 10 Nintli-strcet
NELSON STEELE. N. D., No. 81 Bcekerstreet-
JOBN o'REILLY, NJ d., No. 23O Fourth street.
B. l. RAPHAEL, NJ. D.. Professor OF the Principles
and Practice of surgery, New York Medical Col
lego, &o., No. 81 Nntn-street, aud others.
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II1ANTEu.-I WANT Ia MAN TO rAISE

MIANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO TAKE
w the AGENCY for Lloyd's Great Double Reyoly-
ing MAPS Or EUROPE AND AMERICA, with the
1000 county colored Map Of the United States the
back, issued to-day, and needed by every family,
school and library in the land with patent rcyerses
by which either map ran be thrown front Each Map
is &c BY Gl inches large, with ribbon binding and
double-accd rollers; cost 100000 and three years
labor. Price S5; worth $50. small capital will do
TO start with. $40 copy can be got for these great
Maps. Send for circular, terms, &c. Twenty new
maps under way. j. 7. LLOYD,
Postofice Box 100, Atlanta, Ga.
November 10 D&c 1mo
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AArifnltural.
CMEDs, IMPLEMENTS, &c.

JUST RECEIVED FRESH sUrPL7 7 OF GARDEN
SEEDS OF every description of crop 1868, grown by
y. LANDRETB & son. Philadelphia, consisting in
part The choicest variety of CABBAGES, Peas,
Reans, Turn;p and all other vegetable seeds planted
in garden ard field And In store, PIOUG rs. Har-
rowe, Cuiivators. Corn Shelters, Corn Mills aud
hay Cutters, al by approved make s ; Spades,
Shovels, Forks. Rakes, &c. Also Willow ohd Fancy
BASKETS Stono and WillowWaro. And to arrive,
ASPARAGUS ROOTS. For sale of No. 353 KING.
STREET sign Of the Plough, by
CONRAD RING,
Lnte ofD. Landreth & Co.
Deoeml er i pIo tus
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96 t1SE-STREET, NEW YORK,

o6 I1yE-srREET, New YORK,
November -, 1S67.
CDoLrHo WOLFE, ESQ., Present.
Dear Str-I have made a chemical examination oi
sample of your Schictlam Schnapps, with the in
tent of determining u any foreign or Injurious sub
stance lad been added 10 the simple distiiltd spirits
The examination has resulted III the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harmful
admixture. [ have uc,n unable to discover any
truce of the delcterious substances wicl are en-
ploycd in tue adulcra;ion OF liquors. l would not
hesitate 10 use myself or to rccommtnd TO others,
for medicinal purposes, the Sehiedam Schnapps NJ
au excellent and unobectionable variety OF gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Sisne00 CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist.
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN, SUNDAY OR
- Sunday night Black and Tan TERRIER. a
reward will be given for his recovery on application
at No GO HASEL.STREET, between AnsoD and East
Boy streets. December
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Groffrifs %.aHh Misffaanfaus.
EXTRA HEAVY =. L BAGGING
20 ROLLS '+IseH full ;,ii. r teGi hoacH 5S THAD'
December Is
FRESH ARRIVALS
Mercantile Cooperative
Association.

Mercantile Cooperative
Association.
CORNER KING And CALHOUN STREETS
SUGA AIRS.
e BARRELS CRUSHED SUGAR
, barrels Powdered Sugar
barrele Extra Sugar
barrels Granulatcd Sugar.
TEA.
YOUNG HYsoN. ooLoNG. and
English Breakfast.
COFFEE.
OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, LAGUAYRA
Rio, OF all grades.
FLORIDA, very choice
New York sugar House
Muscovado, in barrels.
FLOUR.
FAMILY, SUPER AND EXTRA.
,. BUTTER.
CHOICE GOSHEN
Flesh Country.
tierces LEAF.
BISCUITS.
VINE, Butter and Brenrs Boston.
RA1sINs, CITRON, &c.
25 WHOLE BOXES
25 half boxes
2j quarter boxes
10 boxes CIrRON
Barrels CURRANTS, fresh.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kits Nos. and PICKLED SALMON. Smoked
Salmon. Fish Roes, F. NJ. Beef Sausage In Lard.
Hams, Pig and Bag; Strips, Shoulders
And, full assortment OF FAMILY GROCERIES,
recently selected in the New York market.
GS-Goods delivered TO any part Of the city FREE
OF CHa RGE. tuths3 December Is
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r OST, a YELLOW AND WHITE SET
IL TER PUP, eight months old had on, when
lost, o leather collar with city badge. A suitable
reward will be paid for her return to No. 58 BROAD
or No TMEEI INC. STREET, November 30
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TIE EFFORT to purchase Cuba outright,
which, as hinted in our telegrans yesterday,
is at the bottom of Mr.. CaI.i Cushing's special
GRAND to Madrid, seems likely enough, Al this
time, 10 result in success. Mr.. Seward, on the
one hand, is no doubt anxious to end his Off
cial career in this Jeffersonian style-while, on
the other, the new government In Spain will
find in any fair offer Of the United States the
easy solution OF territorial problem which
D promises good deal more trouble than profit.
1t could be better for Spain to have her bird
in the hand than in the bush, rs it is now.
THE ISSUE in the recent English elections
was that of the disestablishment Of the En-
glish Church in Ireland. That matter may
therefore be considered as settled. But it will
hardly end there. The principle touches the
church establishment throughout the United
Kingdom. In roofing out the establishment
from the soil of Ireland, 1t must likewise come
out from that Of Scotland and the same pro-
cess must be carried out in England. The de-
cision for Ireland is the axe laid at the root Of
the tree. The connection of Church and State
is to be severed. The prerogatives OF the
Grown itself, always held sacred, are in the
same peril because so closely associated with
the threatened establishment. We may con-
slider the day of privilege in Great Britain to
have come to it's close.
The vE1ED QUESTION of the status in an Eng
lish point of view, of a naturalized citizen OF
the United States, who had formerly been q
British subject, may be regarded as settled at
last. BIr. Reverdy johnson, IN q recent speech,
delivered at Brighton, mentions number OF
the points agreed upon between the "two gov
ernments and Lord Stanley and myself
Among other things, it has been agreed ''that
the laws Of citizenship between the two coun-
tries shall in tho future be tho same, and that
the nGturalized citizen IN eitter shall in ali til-
ture time enjoy an all respects Me rights Of a
native ottEera.' And so, said Mr. johnson, ''nn
irritating cause Of disturbance, cau.e which
has more than once threatened imminent war.
is closed, and closed, thank God, forever 1t
will be observed by the passage we have itali-
cized that this question has been settled with
England on precisely the same terms that il
was lately settled with the German States by
Mr.. Bancroft. The measure is perfectly fair in
simply demanding that American naturalized
citizens shall be treated, when abroad, pre-
cisely rs though thoy were natiyc-born Aueri-
can citizens.
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autiffs in panhrupttp.
rN THE pIsrRICT Cuunr oE rH

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
NOVEMBER TERM, 1sGS-IN THE MATTER OF
JOSEPH PURCELL. OF CHARLESTON, BANK
RUFT-PETI1ION FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTL Y-Ordered. That hear.
ing b. had the fourth day Of January 1862 ct Fed.
e,al Courthouse in Charleston, g. c.; and TINT oil
Creditors, &C.. Of said bankrupt appear at said
time ind place, and show cause, If any they csn why
the prayer of the Petitioner should not be granted
And that tho second and third meetings of Creditors
Of said Bankrupt will BIT held at the office of r. b.
CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar Of the second Con-
grcssiCnal District s. c. on the second dan of Jan
uary. 1869, at l2 Il.
BY order OF tho Court, the 10th day OF December,
1863 DANIEL II ,EL3ECK
Clerk of the District Court OF the United States for
South Carolina. tu2 December 10
IN THE DISTaICr COURT uF THE
SOUTH CAEoLINA.-iN TIE MATTER o.. CHas
BRILL. BANKhUPT. By WHOM A PETITION
FOR ADJUDICATION or BANKRUPTCY WAS
FILED or TIE 2SrH DAY OF NAY A. D.
1868, IN SAID COURT--IN BANKRUPrCY.-1his is
to give notice h OF the fourteenth day Of December
a. D. 1sGS, Warrant III Bankruptcy was issued
against no EstatcOf ClI 'S BEILL, OF 90 unba, i'll
the district Of Richland, and Saio OF South Car.
olina, who has been sdjudGed q BANKRUPT on his
own petition; that the payment of any debts and de-
livery Of any property belonging to said Bankrupt to
HIM for his se and the transfer Of any properly by
him arc forbidden by law tha, meeting Of the credit
10 choose one or more AssgneGs Of his Es,ae. will
be held ut Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at No. ~ Lrold.trect, Charleston, s. c.. before Il.
b. CAEpENTEk, Registrar on tho tUentycigtM
day oj December, \. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock y. II.
J. P. NJ. ElPING,
United States Marshal Messenger.
December Ii tu2
TN THE DISTRICT COURT cF THE
L UNITED STATES. FOR THE DISTRICT
OF SOUTH CiROLINA--IN The MATER OF
HENRY J. HARM, BANKRUPT. EY WHOM
y PETITION FOR ADJUDICATION OF BANK
RUPICY WAS FILED On TIE I'd Day OF
NOVEMBER, A. d. 1853, IN SAID COUnT-IN
DANKEUPTCY.-1hi Is to give loiice that ION
the fourteenth day of December. A. D. 1sGS. Var
.ant in Bankruptcy Issued against the
Estate cf HENRY j. HARM, OF Darlington Dis
trict. and state OF south Carolina, who has
teeu adiudgcd Bankrupt on his own petition;
that tho payment Of any del Is and delivery OF
any property belrnSln. 10 sail Bankrupt, 10 him
or Tor hrs use, and Tho transfer OF any property by
him forbidden by law; th:l l in=e!i!g ri the
Creditors Of lie said 3Gnkrut 20 prov t IT debts.
anl 70 choosc ~ more issg gGe,S Of his Esaie,
wl be held at jonrt al Bankruptcy. 10 be hol ZEN
at No. 70 Broad rect. Charleston, routh Carolina
before Il. B. CAR.'tNTER. Registrar. on the f2ur.h
day Of Janaa'y,A d. 1869, a. 10 O'Clock A. ~.
j. 2. M EtriNG,
United States Marshal as Ncssergsr.
December 15
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rTO RENT, A FIVE GROUEKY STAND,
Il with fixtures complete, corner King and Clit-
ford streets, Terms moderate Apply ut BERNARD
O'HEILL'S, No. lSs EAST BAY.
November lS 1mot
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Gosi an6 Goun6.

ON SUNDAY LAsT.A BLACK
y NEW FOUNDLAND PUP. abont six months
o.d answers to the namn of ,,rnII 49,. 49,
viii be paiu for nlS recovery ut No. GREEN
STREET. December II
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ITO RENT, TUAT FINE THREE AND
i half story BRICK RESIDENCE in Anson
street. ono door south of LeuIeus. For particulars.
apply at No. 80 SOtIE1 Y-sTREET, or at THIS OF
FICE 0s December
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Jinaafiai.
BANK BILLS WANTED.

TTIGHEsT MARKET PRICE GIVEN FOR BILLS
Il OF IHE BANK OF 1HE STATE told issuel
z. q. OAKES,
December No. 4 Broad.sreet
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New YORK, No. SO cRDAn-srnEET.

New YORK, No. So CRDAn-srREET.
November &C. 1867
UDoLpAo WOLFE Esq, Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical ANALYSIS
two bottles OF "sc' iedlm Schnapps," which took
from fresh package IN your hon"ed warehouse and
find. ~ before, that tie spirituous liquor is tree
from injurious Ingredients or Justification; that it
has the marks OF b.ing aged aud not recently pre-
pared uy mechanical i,lmixture of alcohol and aro-
Inatlcs.
Respectfully, FRED F. AAnsM, :shami.,
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CPECIAL ORDER. -aIAYOE's OFFICE,
- CITY HALL, CHARLESTON. S. c., DECEM.
BER t. lSGS.-From and after the above date, oil
purchases made lor tne City, except for such insi-
tut 'ons rs are under the management OF Board OF
Commissioners, must ie through an order properly
signed by the party or parties so purchasing, and
countcrsigned by the MAYOR. The bills. when pre-.
sonted for payIlent must be accom- caned by the
order above mentioned otherwise they will not be
considered. GEO. W. CLARK Mayor.
By order of the Mayor w. II. SMITH,
Deccmber4 Clerk Of Council
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TITO REyT, OFFICES IN TnE FIRE
L PROOF BUILDING, corner Chalmors and Meet
ing streeta Amply at OFFICE COUNTY CoMMlS-
sIONERS, Fire-proof Baillhng.
December z
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1Dants.

DOARD WANTED..-PLaIN.. COMFORT.
ID ABLE board wanted for small family, with
two uniurnished rooms. Address ''Menage,'
through the Postoffice. 81 December IA
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For Sa[r.

TNUR RSALE,TWo SA DDLE AND DRAFT
T. HORSES, two Mich Cows, and one large W crk-
ing Mule. Inquire OF No. 81 sTAIE-STREEr.
December Is tuth2T
TNOR SALE, ONE HORSE, HARNESS
IL AND SADDLE. all in good order. Can be
seen at POST HOsPITA L, No. lob Tradd-street
Decemhcr 15 81
TNOK SALE, ONE SECONDHAND y
Il HUESE ENGINE and CYLINDER BOILER.
very little used.
One secondhand 10 Horse Boiler Cylinder, very
little used. Price low. Apply to
WM. $. HENEREY,
December stuth6 @ No. 3l4 Meetings.reeJ.
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ITO RENT. a PIANO, In GOOD UEDER.
Il Apply st THIS OFFICE October 81
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FRUITS FOR THE HOLIDAYS {!
WEIGH C BRANDES,


directly opposite the New Custom House,)
HAVE IN STORE
Il CHOICE SELECTION OF FRUITS,
WHICH THEY OFFER
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
CO0 bunehes BANANAS
CUO 1000 Plantains
10000 Cocoanuts
$4,000 selected Florida Oranges
100 bhls selected Northern Apples
so bols selected Mountain Apples
10 bbls CaIe Cod Cranberries
80 boxes Layer RaisiAs, new crop
so half boxes Layer Raisins, new crop
so quarter boxes Layer Raisins, Few crop
Dried and Preserved Figs, Currante Citrop,
Prunes, SardInes, iull assortment OF Nuts Canned
Fruits and Vegetables, Picked Shrimp, Pickles,
Dried Apples and Peaches, Beans, &C., &c.
December 8 -.t tuthB
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II OST, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
L = Ladies' GOLD WATCH. double case, white
fac., with chain attached Finder will please leave
the same ut THIS OFFICE, where reward will be
given Ii re luired. November 25
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1 feel bound to say. that regard your Schna2rss
as being in every respect prc-cminent!y pure, and
deserving of medical patronage. al events, 1t is
the purcSt possible nrticlc OF Holland Gn htrctc-
fore uuobtainablc. and Us such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York.
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A GENTS yyASTED.--s75 TO $500 PER
n month or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest inl-
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price S13 For circulars and Terms address
C. BOWERS & CO., No. 800 South Ihird-strcet,
Philadelphia, Pa. 3mo December
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WANTED, BY a LADY ACCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
ono or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K +. W., Postofice, Charleston, S. G.
October
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Gitp advertisements.

ITO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYEES.-
NOTICE.-CIrYTR TREASURY. December s, 1865.
Executions on all unpaid Tax Returns for Real
Estate will be sent to the Sheriff on the 2Oh as re-
qlred by ordinance, (until then their payment will
be received at this oice) viz: 5th Scction-"Ard it
shall be the duty ofthe City Treasurer to forthwith
issue executions against the goods, chattels and
other property OF said persons or corporlions, and
lodge the said executions with the City sheriff, who
shall Immediately proceed for tho collection OF the
same in the manner provided BY Ordinances for tbs
enforcement OF executions" :. THOMAS,
Decembor9 IL City Treasurer.
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WHISKEY, WHISKEY.

c THEUS, large lot OF fine WHISKEYS, for sole
ut low prices, from 81 so and upwards Call and see
for yourselves, at BYRNE Il FOGARTY'S No. 452
King street, corner John.
November &c thstu1mo
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LrMPLOYMTNT OFFIC ICE.-SERvANTS
u can be obtained by applicatlo to the "UNlON
HOME, from Ill IL O'Clock daily
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place. at the same hours. Inquire for the Ma
tron, corier Church and Chalmers street
June 10
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CHOICE COTTON SEED.

T7HE SUBSCRIBER, DAVID DICKSON, OF SPAR
4 TA takes this method Of informing the cot
ton planters of the South that he has made every
arrangement for the sale and shipment of the DICK
son SELECT COTTON SEED. BE is in no way
connected with David Dickson, Of Oxford. Georgia,
and has carefully selected this seed himself. The
seed which has been twice selected. is offered at SO
per bushel. The same seel which has been care
fully selected for the last three years. ID offered at
So per bushel five bushels for $40, delivered at
the depo. IN order to insure safe delivery the
following directions should be complied with: Write
the name and postofice plainly; send the money by
o'ail, taking certificate from the Postmaster and
II the money is lost th1 seed will be sent the re-
ceipt OF the certificate. To prevent frauds plan
ters. agents are employed aud all letters must be
directed to DAVID DICKSON,
Sparta, Hancock CoEr'S,. Georgia.
December Is limo
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VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
"A MEN1S to rent, With piazza and private stnir-
case attached. The rooEcF can be rented separately
if desired Apply ut No. SO KfNG-SJ Rect. o few
doc, below Tradd- tu.hs Nosembor IT
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MeftiHgs.
cry COUNCIL.

NNHE REGULAR MEETING WILL BE HELD
Il This Evening" at Seven O'Clock. IN Council
Chamber W. b. SMITH,
December Is Clerk of Council
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. 16l KING G-STREET.
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The proprietor also offors for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me-
dcinal use Each bottle has his certificate of its pu.
rity. UDULPAO WOLFE.
November Ii 3mos
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RrmopaIs.

nR. u. s. MpTCHELL HAS REMOVED
~ his ofaco and residence to the SOUTHEAST
CORNER oB KING AND JOHN STRBRTa.
Novenbero
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I. .. o. O.F.-JEFFERsoN LODGE. No. 4.
VIHE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS LODGE
Il will be held This Evening" at Seven o'clock
precisely. Pupctual attendance of the members IS
earnestly requested. ISAAC LEBhAN,
December Is Secretary.
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VIIANTED, BOARD, FOR GENTLE
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. Will
require two rooms, end plaiD but substantial table,
Address, stating terms, &C., "M So" Box No. 1856,
Charleston, s. G. November 3
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Ga Rflt.

TITO RENT, ROOMS At NOS. 10 AND
I 81 DroaI street; also ! Carriage Housc o. In
specton-strce:. suitaoe for a shop, with two rooms
above. Apply 10 Ii. Dl.AS Jr., Attorney at LIw. Nc.
II Broad. street. tus December IS
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DEATH OF COLONEL ELISHA F. KEEN
Fhis gentleman died on Tuesday last, in
Danville, in about the forty-ffth year of
his age. He had served his county in
both branches of the Legislature, and was
for the first two years of the late war colo
mel of the Fifty-seyenth regiment of the
Virginia troops. He resigned this position
to return to the Senate of Virginia, to
which his constituents had elected him.
Colonel KEEN was lawyer and man of
talents, especially distinguished for his sa-
gacity and for his skill in parliamentary
tactics. He was devoted to the interests of
his constituents, who rewarded his fidelity
by comforting upon him their highest trusts.
OF highly genial and social disposition,
he had always numerous and warm friends.
His chief virtues were his kindness of
heart and liberal disposition. For these
he will be long remembered with sincere
respect and affection.
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= >, boa with the gamblers. Aslong as
nraot;ces so injurious to the public wel'are'
:, ,nnrcductive Of gain to tho common
wealth, ore pursued, there can be no order Ger,
Men engaged in commerce and mana n,
turing must ever be on the qas oace. ih.y
must ike soldiers threatened with night
attack. sIssp on their arms-always pre-
nared for sn alarm; and under such s'a'e
Of things enterprise and industry must De
denressed, and confidence 1.-THE main stay 0.
business occupation and intercourse) must
be kept in q feeble and lingering oondl.ion'
II is probable that this abuse of banking
privileges, this unfortunate diversion OF
capital, may find its cure in the conse.
ouences that sooner or later must be visited
unon practices so devoid of wisdom, so
utterly in defiance of the public welfare.
They rest upon the most unstable toun'a-
ton. Corrupt and rotten throughout 'hey
cannot fail to beget reverses whlch must
fall upon the gamblers and their aoe.sors'
Tbere can be no thrift where there Is no
;ncrease-there can be no faith amongst
tho faithless--no security in community
whose whole vocation is sham, WHOSE
whole art is fraud. When the banks cut
loose altogether from the eamoiers---~non
tbav leave the dead Of Wall street to pury
.ha;r dead--tbere viii be more steadiness
in the money market, more encouragement
for commerce and industry, more security
for the banks themselves, and more gen
eral ease and prosperity in the country.