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IN TIlE DISTRICT COUIsE OF E'liE
UHIrTD STATES. FOR sOUi II CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM. 1SGS.-IN TIL. MATrER OF
T1OuAS ". MCCUTCHkN, OF WILLIAMSBURG,
BANkRUPT.-PE;I ITIuN OR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPrCY.-Or Ordered, That i
hear ng be had on the sM day Of December, 1865
at Federal Courthouse, in Columbia, :. c.;
and hat all Creditors, &c. of said Bankrupt
appear at said Time and place. aud thow
cause, If any they can. why the pra%er of the
petitioner should not bc granted. Aud thai the
scco ID and third meetings CT Creditors OF said Baa-
rupi will be held at the Office OF r. Il. CARPENTER
ESP, Ecgs OF be second Congressional District
S. C., on ,ho 4H day of December. 1868, al II Al.
By order Of the Court the 10th day OF November
1863 DANIEL uORLbECA,
Clerk of the District Court Of tie U. s. tor s. G.
November II tu3
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Gitn embellishments.
tlstu1mo

GITY TAXES-LhSrT RsSTALMENT-
v CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER 9, 1863
Under an Ordinance To raise Supplies for the year
1865" the third instanent Of tayas on Real Estate
must be Paid during this month or executions will
be issued. S. THO MAS, City Treasurer.
November
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G0nfffti0nfrp, ST.
A. o. FLEMIAG'.5
STlllI CANDY PllI5RI'.
NO. 81 k,NG-STnEET,

o.
3RlNcH SToEE CORNER KING AND AN
STREETS.
rr,aKEs PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO uIS
Il customers, and public in general, that hc is
NOW ready. with full supply of CANDIES Z: lis
own auuf.curiny. Keeps constantly % 1ad 4
fresh supply of FRENCH CANDIES. Of .hc s:o::cst
variety. Fresh CAKES aud PIES OF ali s'rts are
daily baked at his stolm Candy Factcry. The
public in general and particularly the country Iacr
chants will find it their interes: By giving him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
October &c LIMO
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,SiSned,l
New York, No. 53 CEDAR-srREET:
November &c, 1867 !

New YORK, No. So CEDAn-srREET:
November &c, 1867 !
UDoLpHo WOLFE Esq, Present
Dear Sir havo submitted to chemical ana:vsis
two bottles OF "Schedan SchnapPs," which TOOK
from fresh package in your bonoed warehouse ana
find. before, that the spirituous hquor Is iree 70
lrom injurious ingredients or Justification; that 1t
has the marks Of being aged and not recently pre-
Jared py mechauical admiyture of alcohol and 10
matics. ,,,,,
Chemist.
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1lotifrs in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROIINA-
IN THE MATTER OF NATHANIEL LEVIN.
Jn., CT CHARLESTON. BANKRUP Pr-PETlTION
FOR FULL AND FINAL DI-CH1kGE IN
BANKRUPTCY.-Ord Ordered. That hearing be had
on the fourth day Of December, 1863 at Fedc
raj Cour house, III Columbia. =. c.. aud that
all Creditors Ic.. of said Bankrupt appear Mt
said time and place, and show cause, if any they
can why the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted. And that the second meeting OF
Creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the office
OF X. B. CARPENTER. Esq, Registrar of Second
Congressional District, S. G., on the first day
Of December, 1868. at II A. NJ.
BY order of the Court the 9Th dav of 'ovcmber,
1868 DANIEL HORLBECK,
clerk of the District Court of the United states, for
South Carolina. tue November "a
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We learn by private telegram that all
work on the Columbia and Augusta Rail
road, at Granitevillc, was stopped at l.
o'clock yesterday. This is in consequence
of the writ Of injunction granted by Justice
WILLARD, few days since, at the prayer
of the South Carolina Railroad Company.
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FOR TIE BENEFIT OF
THE "WIDO " s. H o N f."
WILL BE HELD AT
THE "HONIE" IN BROAD-STREEr
ON TIE 15ts DEFENDER NEXT.

THE BOARD CT CONTROL OF THE "HoAE"
return their thanks the community for tue assist
ance which has been extended them in their under.
taking and will be thankful for any contributions OF
money, provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be transported free
of charge, by the Express Company and Railroads,
if directed to Mrs. NJ. \. SNOWDEN, President OF
Widows Home, Charleston. s. c.
n. D.-Postively no Lists for Rallies will be circu
latcd about the hall. Cnancos if desired can be &C.
cured ut the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL
Mrs NJ A SSowDEN Mrs Fl WILSON,
Mrs D HUGER, Mrs C S VEDDER,
Mrs GEo ROBERTSON Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs S SNowpEN Miss n CAMPBELL,
Miss HoRLDECK, Miss f. l. PALniEP,
Mrs HENRY HAvESEL Nj anna SiolrsoN,
Mrs NJ P MATHEsoS.
Mrs. NJ A. SNOWDEN President.
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice. .prf sidcnt
Miss VI. Z. CAMPBELL, See and Treasurer.
Mrs. J. u. WILSON, Corresponding Secretary.
November
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HARDENING, HORTICULTURE. &c.
VI JULES LAVERGNE respectfully informs his
patrons and the public that he has returned from
Paris and has again located in Charleston, prepared
to do all work in his business, such LAYING OU
GARDENS, Trimming Fruit, Ornamental aud Shade
Trees, Shrubs, Grape Vines, &C., IN the best and
most approved manner, and at the lowest prices.
he asks these wanting such work done to leave On
order for him at the store of NJ. II. SOUBEYROUX,
No. 32S King-street and he guarantees to give full
satisfaction.
He is allowed to refer to Messrs James II. Eason,
G. W. Aimar L. Chapip, William L. Webb, Thomas
D. Eason and Bcpjamin F. Evans.
NoYemher 1S
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November "a

r1OI, SALE. A DRUG sTORH. APPLY
II corner CANNON AND COMING STREETS.
November %
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TUR SALE, A THOROUGH-B';ED
II NORTHERN HORSE, of fine action in har-
ness.
One Top buggy aud Harness Charleston make
L. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO,
brokers', No. SO Broad-st-cet
d
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Disssiutiuu Of GOpartnersbip.

NUTICE- E-DIsSOLUTiON OF COPAIiT-
IN NERSHIP.-Tha firm OF LUURS x STILL
LING. heretofore doing business at The Two stands
corner arSet and East Bay streets No. Isl East
Bay-sreet is this day dissolved by mutual consent;
either party is authorize TO sisn the tirE il iqui
dation NJ. LUHRS.
Z H. STELLING.
Charleston, S. c., November 2lst, 1868.
November 81 3
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90 FISE.srnEET, NEW YORK,
Nnramhnr .I1 1SGT.

90 EISE-STnEET, NEW YORK,
November u, 1867.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-Ih have made chemical examination Of
sample of your Schledam Schnapps, with the III
tcnt Of determining If any foreign or injurious sur
stance had been added 10 the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted Ill the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonoJs or harmful
adrnixturc [ have reeu unable to discover any
trace OF the deleterious substances wich are en-.
ployed In the a1ulteration of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommen nd to others
for medicinal purposes, tho Schiedam scanapps US
an eycellcnt and unobjcctionable variety of Gin.
Very respectfully yours,
,Sinned0 CHAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
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GERMAN FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
AN EXTRA MEETING OF THIS COMPANY
n will be held at the Engine House, This (Tues-
day) Euentag. at Seven o'clock.
Honorary and Contributing Members are request.
ed 10 be present as business of vital importance will
be brought up for consideration.
By order of the President.
~O- J.J. RoSGER. Secretary.
November n
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THOR SALE, OR TO RENT, TWO EX-
CELLENr c AMI Gh OCTAVE PIANO
FORTES. APPLY to Z. R. COWPER tHWAlT,
Furniture Wsrerooms, No. 305 King-sreet.
Novambnrot 2*
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The proprietor also offers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported aud bottled by himself, expressly ior me
dsina use Each bytic has his certificate OF Its pu'
rity. UDULfko" NoG
November IL 0mo'
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rsRMs-1HB DAILY NEWS. PRICE tpasSSiV Ss,n . .
All cases IN ADVANCED. SIX DoIIahs 80 rs
Tgnry DOLLARS FOB Blk MONTHS TWO D011A AA'
roR THREE MosTHs. ,o,,
.as r.1wrEk1r NEWS, PRICE ON ADVANCE,
- DoI1Ans A YEAR; Two DoIl.ARs FOE o.A
Mo,rrs No SUBSCRIPTION received for less p0-
90 parer sent unless the Cash accompanies she 0fu't
Ho So psper - sent for longer time than paid for'
ADVERTISING RATEs-Fifteen cents nns ~, sunse. s
srst insertion, and ten cents line for ea'r "s.a
.,,nt insertion. Marriage and Funeral So''''
one dollar oach.
: -prr.rrRs should be addressed to The DAILY NEWS
No. las Eas. Bay, Charleston s. c.
,rrvcrpn MANUSCRIPTS will not be retulneo-
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CARU.-Tnh sUDSCRIBER EGGS
"A to inioTm lis friends that he will con lnue the
WHO'LL SALE GROCERY BUSINESS, on his own
account at the OLD STAND corner OF East Bay and
Market stroet. and will be thankful for liberal pat
ronaee from the pubic and the late friends cf the
firm OF I.uhrs & steng. u. LUHRS.
.tye!nber % .~
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lDants.

WANTED, BY A YOUNG GIRL,
w situation ns SEANISTRESS, or to mind child
rem. or do housework. Apply at No. 81 q NJ
NEAR EAST BAY.
November "A IL
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I feel bound to say, that regard your Selma pps
as being in every respect pre-eminentiy pure anu
the purest possible article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtainablc, ard as such may be safely pre-
scribod by physicians. .,,, =,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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The Columbia and Augusta Railroad.
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WANTED. A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w MAN who has been in O Commercial College
for three months, and also has numerous acquain-
tances In Upper Districts of this State. and can ell.
courage patronage. Address G. W. c., Charleston
PO, IL November q
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NiTAHTEp, 4 WAITIN OMAN AND
w HOUSE SERVANT. Must understand his
business thoroughly, and ccme well recommended.
Apply at No. 10 SMIrHSTREtT
November "A
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VITANTED.-I WANT A MAN TO ThI<E
w the AGENCY for Lloyd's Great Double Revolv-
ing MAPS Or EUROPE AND ICA, with the
1000 county coored Map of the United States on the
back, Issued to-day, and needed by every family,
school and library in the land, with patent rcverses
by which either map can be thrown front Each Map
is GO by GI inches large, with ribbon binding and
double-iaced rollers cost 100000 and three years
labor. Price So; worth $50. small capital will do
to start with. $40 copy can be got tor these great
Maps. send for circular, TERMS &c. Twenty new
maps under way. ]. 7. LLOYD,
Postofice Box 122, Atlanta, Ga.
November 10 Dao limo
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ITO RENT, TWO OR THREE FUR
NISHED SLEEPING ROOMS, within five min.
utes' walk of the PostoH1ce; or part of the House
No. IL Beaufain.street. 81 November "a
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Tu aent.

TEIO RENT.-ONE ROOM To RENT AT
i No. 141 MARKET.S1REET, between King and
Archda!e streets. furnished or unfurnished, for two
or one gentleman. erms reasonable.
NOYemhnr d
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PRIxcE AuFRED-Prince Alfred Is the fourth
child Of Queen Victoria, and was born in 1874,
which makes him a young man of twenty-tour
now. From his very earliest years he has been
generally regarded as the flower Of the family,
since he has displayed far more intelligence. apti-
tude for learning. and general good sense than his
elder brother. the Prince of Wales. There are
numerous tales on record of the thrashings he fire.
quently bestowed upon hIs big brother IN their
bovish DAYS. 1t is quite certain that be has been
far more popular with tie people than any other
Of the Queens children. Prince Alfred was theo-
retieally devoted 70 the navy. and now holds the
rank a. a captain in the Royal Navy, and COM
mands the steam frigate GGldfeG. When he AT
tanned his majority he was created Duke of Edin-
burgh, the first English prince who has held that
title. and ne Is also heir-apparent 10 his fathers
title of Duke OF Saxe-Coburg Gotha. Prince Al
fred has travelled throughout Europe. and IN 1861
be visited New Brunswick and other British
provinces on the Atlantic coast but did not come
to the United States. Since then he has sailed to
South America and his warm reception by the
Emperor of Brazil will be remembered. In 1862
there was quite a demonstration in Greece IN IA
vor of ms accession 10 the then vacant throne, and
the question was much agitated in the English
papers. Within the Iast two or three years he
has been regarded az rather a wild young man,
and his recent conduct at Sydney, Melbourne and
Victoria has been the subject of some very sharp
comments there and in the English papers. 1t Is
customary nowadays 10 charge every outrage
upon an Englishman 10 EenianIsm. but there are
strong probabilities that some indiscreet, if not
improper act, on the part Of the Prince may have
prompted the attempt 10 assassinate him. No
less than three attempts have been made 10 assas-
sinate Queen Victoria since the commencement of
her reign-One in June. 1910, by a crazy lad
named Oxford another in May, 1912, by John
Francis. whose sentence OF hanging was committed
TO transportation, and n third in July of the same
year, by j. W. Bean, who was imprisoned eigh-
teen months therefor.
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DoS'T QrARREL.-If anything in the world viii
make a man feel badly, except p~inchIng his fin
gers in the crack of n door, it is unquestionably a
quarrel. No man fails TO think less of himself
after it than before. Ii degrades him in the eyes
of others, and, what is worse, blunts his senslbili-
ties on the one hand, and increases the power of
passionate irritability on the other. The truth i,
the more peaceably and quietly we get on the
better for our neighbors. In nine cases out Of
ten the course il. If a man cheats you, cease to
deal with him if he i abusive quit his company :;
if he ISLANDERS YOU, take care TO live so that no one
will believe him. No matter who he il, or how he
misuses you, the wisest way is to let him alone {;
for there is nothing better than this cool, calm
and quiet way of dealing with the wrongs We
meet with.
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TIE " EDINBURGH REVIEW" ON The BIBLE.-
The Edinburgh Rerieo. referring to the space
which the Bible occupies in the history of litera-
ture. says
We see nothing like it. and it NAV well perplex
the infdel to account for 1t nor need his sagacity
disdain to enter a little more deeply into It's posi-
bic causes than he is usually inclined 10 do. 1t
has not been given to any other book Of religion
thus TO triumph over national prejudices, and
lodge itself securely in the heart Of great coLlmu-
mites, varying by every conceivable diversity of
language, race. manners, customs, and indeed
agreeing in nothing but a veneration for itself.
Ii adapts itself with facility TO the revolutions
of thought and feeling which shake 10 pieces all
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President johnson, in a late veto message,
spoke Of the " Mongolians, = in the same connec-
ton a. the negro and the Indian, as the interiors
of the white race, and of course not fit TO be re-
ceiyed into political fellowship with them. This
was just after he had received the Chinese Embassy,
and seems 10 have been n very uncalled for express
sion.
In his speech at the banquet 10 the Embassy in
New York, Mr.. Burlingame defended the Chinese
from the prevailing misapprehensiOns as TO their
national character. Said he:
There are men of that tyrannical school who
say that China il not fit 20 sit at the council board
of nations, who call them barbarians, who attack
them on all occasions with n bitter, unrelenting
spirit. These things / utterly deny. l say, on
the contrary, that this II a great and noble
people. II has all the elements of a splendid na-
tionality. 1t Is the most numerous people on the
face Of the globe. Ii is the most homogeneous
people in the world. Ii has a language spoken
by more people than any other language in the
world. 1t Is a country where there is a greater
unifcation of thought than in any other country
in the world IL is a country where the maNims of
great sages. coming down and memorized, have
permeated the whole people, until their knowledge
u rather an instinct than an requirement n peo-
pie LOYAL while living. and whose last PRAYER when
diving il TO sleep in the sacred soil of their fathers.
IL i the land OF scholars IL l. the land of schools
IL Il the land Of bOOks-from the simple pamphlet
up TO encyclopedias of 5000 volumes 1t is the
land where privileges are equal it il the land with
out caste, for they destroyed their feudal system
2l00 years ago. and they built up their great
structure Of civilization on one great idea. that
the people are the source of power. 1t is a SEN
timent that was uttered by Mencius 2l00 years
ago, and it was old when he uttered it. The
power goes forth from that people into practical
government through the competitive system, and
they make scholarship a test of merit. l say
it is n great people. Ii is a polite people. 1t is
a patient people. 1t is Il sober people. 1t is an
Industrious people. And it is such a people Us
this that the bitter boor would exclude from the
council hall of the nations
1t can hardly be mistaken to whom the sharp
epithet in the last sentence is intended TO refer,
and it will be conceded that it is none too strong
in the mouth of the representative of the people
whom the President in Il public document wanton-
~ and unnecessarily insulted.
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culinary art. fofwhich he has

culinary art. for which he has
predilection-in this respect
hi- predecessors, the BOurbOns 1.ieans, who
always have been great eaters and gournlaHds.
There l. 10 this day 10 be seen in the imperial
kitchen a stout old maifre dc cuisine, who, as early
n Louis PhilliIe's time, was the incumbent Of
that n%utriiiye Office, and who j. said u DO in de-
sIair at the Indifference which the Emperor mani
tests for the noble art of cookery. Ii was only
tie other day this h~igh-minded functi0nary was
heard 10 exciaim 1.-The art Of cookery Is fast
going 10 ruin IN France. I'll lay a wager, the
Emperor himself cannot tell a Maux chicken from
a chicken OF Bres>e-twO species ofchicken much
valued by our gOurmGHGS. Dinner over, the En-
perOr generally remains some time with his fami-
~ and hi= c%OurtieTs. Coffee l. served and enter
tanning games are played playing at cards, how
ever, l. tabOOed IN the T~uileries. Very often,
their Majezties discuss very grave and important
questions. There i, for instance, an idea which
puzzles the EnQcrors brain a good deal he Is
anxious 10 procure suitable. wholesome. and cheap
lodgings for wOrkmen. With the present enOr-
nous rates Of rent, such lodgings would indeed he
a great benefit 10 the working classes, and there
have already been tried many experiments, which
can hardly fan u come TO a speedy and satisfactO-
~ result. The Emperor has had made for him
tiny blocks Of wood and pieces of Tasteboard, with
winch he himself constructs models for lodging
houses according u his own notion and fancy the
Empress assists and advises him, and the court
also give their Opinion-plans are discussed, al
teratIDnS and improvements suggested. and the
models exhibited by the Emperor in the great Ex-
position have obtained deservedly not only the en-
cJmiums Of the worlds public, but also the be-
stOwal Of a gold medal for their ingenuity and
practicability. With similar praiseworthy occu-
%TatiOns the Emperor, in ordinary times, concludes
the day. Toward ten O'Clock he returns once
more 10 his cabinet, spending about an hour in
reading or writing. until he retires for the night,
which be usually does at eleven O'Clock, fully be-
leying in the old saying, that the sleep before
midnight l. the best.
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~..... ,s,eus oi rengIJn are usually delicate ex-
otics, aud will not bear transplanting but if the
Bible be false, the facility with which It.
the otherwise impossible -
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Shipment per R. C. Wylie,
JTST RECEIVED. CONSISTING OF
DRY &c.

DALES FANCY PRINTS. SUPER quail
III y lTi and New styles,
White Co,ions, Blue COtto .. Brown Drills, Blue Dnils,
Heavy BlGe D-nims-a superior article. Asst Colorei Buntins'
Lar-e sze Cotton aud Moolen Blankets Of assorted Cohors,
Pine Black BarAth-As. Black and Cora D-lanes, Cashmsres, &c
Back. White and Blue Coburgs and Alpacas.
snn-rior Whit ana prab Moi-skin. White and Blue Flannels,
Slack SILK in pieces, Barege tor Wells, &C. Back Grape,
Fine Black and Blue Broadclofh, Checked DoSias,
PanlAlcon stud, Victoria Lawns, Mosquito Meetings.,
BurIAps and uessAns, Fancy NeTinoes aud Cashneres,
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y ROLAND FDR Az OLIvER.-A man, while
passing through a meadow near Cork, was at
tackei by a large mastiff, and he stabbed the dog
with a p~itchfork he had in his hand. The mas
ter Of the dog brought him before the magistrate,
who asked him why he had not rather struck the
dog with the butt-cnd Of his weapon. $50 l
should have done, - said the man, e If he had run
II me with bis tail"
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WRITING INKS
On Hand and For Sale:

MAYNARD s. MOVES BEST BLACK INK,
WI quarts, pints and cones
DAvids' best Black Ink. quarts. pints and cons
Dsvids' best Copyin- Ink, quarts and pin,s-
Maynard & Soyes' best Copying Ink, quarts and pints-
Bank Of London best Copying Ink, quarts aud piats-
Arnoid's Writing Fiuid-in quarts and PANTS, received de
rect from London
Araoldis Copying Fluid.
D2vld's best Blue Ink. in cones;
Dayid's best Carmine Ink, in glass stsuis;
Indelbie Ink. f0r marking hnen-
None bat the Best Of flirting IHk kept for sale
Nv II. N. WHITNEY.
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iced must

..s,.rcd must
,~sition, 50 wonder
me Inhdel nImsen ought never TO re-
gard il but with the profoundest reverence. as far
too successful and sublime u fabrication TO admit
a thought of scoff and ridicule.
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A Choice Assortment, ~ Mems Cotton. half Wool, MerinO aud
silk L ndrrshirts and DrasSrs-sl large sizes,
A complete Invoice Of Mems Socks in Cotton and "ool-Whlte,
color-d and Fancy,
Ladies' Pine White and Black S;ocIiags, superior quality.
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Hats.
SaddEery. &c,

OF the very best Of German and French makes,
In CaItskin. Cloth, Cashmere, Patent Leather, sc, &c, s
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..,a.,n, cheering. with enthusiastic -excLmatiOns.
and the Emperor conveTses with some Os them
praising and stimulating them. and this frequent