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WHO. o. Nominated D a''ttP Sey.
a1o mOur and Blair e.

q We .subjoin the following well
authenticated list Of Delegates 10
the ,4th of July Democratic DEemn Conven-
ton. I
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MILLINERY.

Go TO Won BoNHoRsT, DENTIST.
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MARRIED.

Go 10 Vot BoNnoRsr, DENTIST.
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.a. 10 G7oZ saeia 6aoro
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sworn to and subscrbed before me this 9Th
fAyOiuct. is,s. JOHN GARAGHTY,
Oct. lsJo-jw. Notary Public.
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Hasty Legislation.
he Editor of the Ne,os

To the Editor of the Neaos:
We regret to see proposition made in the
Legislature, now sitting in Columbia, to set
aside rule which was rigidly enforced up to
1866, requiring three months notice in the
public press, as o preliminary to all charters
for railroads and other corporations.
1t was suddenly set aside in 1866, and the in
terests Of Charleston carelessly sacrificed by
the grant OF one or more charters for railroads
in the interests Of distant communities. We
hope this unfortunate precedent will not be re-
enacted now. There arc parties hover
ing around the lobby of the temporary State
house in Columbia with railroad schemes,
which, if not carefully looked into, will, WI an
executed, reduce Charleston to such condi-
ton of stagnation as II discourage the most
hopeful amongst us, and destroy the large
capital already invested on the faith OF
Charleston being preserved as the leading sea-
port of the South Atlantic coast.
Grant charters freely to railroads from East
to West across the State, encourage corpora
tions to carry the produce Of the State through
Wilmington and Charlotte, and the General
Assembly will break up that commercial centre
which, in the past, paid two-6fths of the entire
taxes of the State.
In contrast With what seems likely to bo done,
perhaps from want Of information, we find the
Legislature of North Carolina refusing char
ters to railroads to enter that State except on
narrow guage; and Georgia will not permit
the Savannah river to be crossed, except in the
interests ofits own citizens and droads. We might
raise money and put the Charleston and Savan-
nah Road to Minen, and have direct line to
Macon, but the authority is withheld over the
river.
Is it not time for those in charge of tn State,
to see to it, that greatand vital State interests
are not struck down by their own acts3
CHARLESTON.
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THa SILVER PLATE YACHT RAcE.-The ar
rangements having been perfected, August the
9th, Saturday week, has been appointed the
day for the long expected race. Some FEW
changes have been made, but the general de-
tails will be the same as in the former contest
The boats will leave the starting buoys at one
P. NJ, and preserve the same course as before,
making the race under five hours, which is the
limit of time. It has been decided to have two
prizes, on account Of the difference in the size
of the boats, and only the same yachts Will
contend, none others being allowed to enter.
Judges will be assigned by the owners. one to
each boat, who will arrange the starting buoys
and ballot for the position. They will also
appoint one or more referees, who Will
announce the winners. The Eleanor and
Ella Anna, who will contend for the first
prize, will be sailed, the first by Captain
John Daniels and the latter by Captain Edward
Morse. The Maggie Mitchell and Unknown tine
contestants for the second prize, will be sailed
respectively by Captain Sam. Bell and MIR.
Hugh E. Vincent. The owners of the boats are
already busily engaged in putting their craft
in thorough seagoing order, and the race Will
be every whit as exciting as that which pre-
ceded it. Full particulars Of the route, time
allowed, &c., will be published the day before
the race.
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Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings. SuFsr~ale'
Photograph Albums aud large assorLmenG &c ao noo
Fine Gold Jewelry, In all valued at 81, O0, 00O
A chance to draw any of the above prizes by pur-
chusine Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cents I1cke's
describing each prize nre sealed IN envelopes ana
thoroughly mixed. On receipt OF twenty-five cents
Sealed Ticket wilt be drawn without cho ce ard de-
iyered at our Office, sent by mail to any aduress
The prize named upon it viii De aenV15eE 70 r; ,i
ticket-holder OH payment oeOne Dollar. Pies VIII
be Immediately sent any address, as requostca by
express or return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for IL. Any prize may be exchanged LOT announcer OF
the same value. No blanks
esy- Our patrons can de end on fair dealing.
RErEnEHcEs s-Wc sc .ect tho few following names
from the many WHO have lately drawn valuable prizes,
aud Kindly permitted US to pub ish them
g. 4. wilkins, Buffllo N. Y, $1,000: Miss Annie
Monroe, Chiago, Ill., Piano. valued y! s6SO; ROBERT
Jackson Dubuque, Iowa, God Wnich SOU; Pnllp
econ. r 4 Patterson New Bedford Mass Silver Tel
Set SITS; Miss Emma Walworth, Miwankee, Wis.
piano. $780, Rev. T. ". Pitt Cleveland, emo, Neio-
deon. S125. ..-..
esy-We publish no names without permission
OPINIONS OF TIE PREss.-"Ihey are DONG lne
largest business; the firm is rei Ible and deserve
their Success "-IYeekly Tribune, Feb 8. 1858.
eve have examined their system. and know them
to te tair dealing firm. "-AcaU York Herald, feo.
rs, 1858. ,. eroo ,,,,,.
which was promptly received. Daily He"s' Ma'c'
g. 1868. s.uo,,os . u
fayo: abe notices from the press. l. hcrll inolce-
mepts 10 agents. Satisfaction guaTIr:te, Every
package of sealed Envelopes cUntlins oNE Ca
GIFT. six Ticket: tor 81; thirteen Tor -; thir1y
five for So; one hundred aud tea for sl3
All letters should be addressed 10
HARPER. WILSON CO..
Jn1v On limo NO. 173 broadway, N. 7.
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Desirable Property for Investments.
w. Y.LEITCH e. r. s. BRUINS
Brokers and Auctioneerl


Will be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY. 30th inst 4,
at the Old Postcfhce at II O'Clock,
The following FIECES OF REAL ESTATE, VIZ
1. That DESIRABLE BUILDING situated at the
corner of Henrietta and tlzabeth streets, now occu.
Died ns q Grocery On the premises are wei
of good water spacious Sheds and all necessary out
buildings Lot measures 88 feet on Elizaheth-sreet
by So feet in depth.
That LARGE AND SPACIOUS LOT on Calhoun
street, directly opposite Eaet Bny-street. known as
No 12 measuring 60 BY 220 feet On the premises Is
a shed house containing four rcom..
8. The LOT AND PREMISES to the west OF The
above Lot on Calhoun street, OF the came dimen-
sions, and containing shed house with four rooms
4. That comfortable DWELLING HOUSE IN Reid-
street. k1lown as No. 26, and adjoining the residence
of Mr. Devereux. The house Is two story building
containing four rooms With double piazza. On the
premises are kitchen and all necessary outbuild.
ings, with well Of good water Lot measures SO
by 1886 feet deep.
g. That adyanta .eously situated LOT il Charo te-
street. ore door from the corner Of Meetng-street,
and Immediately oppo ite the mall Of Flynns
Church. Lot measures So by 112 feet.
G. That high and dry VACANT LOT in Alexander
street few doors north Of Calhoun-street measur-
inn 81 by 1914 feet Ibis Is lot advante geousy Sit
uated, and desirable for residence All the above
dimensions being more or less as stated.
Ierms-Haf cash. balance payable in one and TWO
years. with interest," secured by boad and mortgage
of the property buildings to be insured and policies
assigned. Purchasers to pay us for papers aud
stanns. mwth3 July 27
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HOTEL ARR1vA1s-July &C. Charleston Hotet-
Rob't s. Fletcher, o. S. A.; E. D. Jud, Atlanta
Edgar L. Guerard, Savannah; Edward Halle
Mrs. Amelia Halle, Miss Wright, Florida; ]. B
Ball, wife and two sons, Savannah; Mrs. Jane;
Cassidey, Jesse Cassidey, Miss Abbie v. Cassi
dey, MISS Jessie Cassidey, Wilmington; Capt
Richardson, Savannah; E. H. Parsons, Q. S. A.
L. P. Smith, Christ Church; Capt. John NJ
Jones, Vim. Gurney, City.
Pavilion Hotet-C. Hleht, Richmond, Va.
Thos. Chase, Florida; L. H. Henderson ant
lady, Ocala, Fla; R. H. Draper, Cordesvine
James G. Foster, Adams Run; Chas. q. suy
dam, Oakley, s. G.; N. J. Thompson, Florida
James P. Moore, 8. c.; J. P. Gamble, Kings
tree; J. q. Marshall aud lady, Wilmington.
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sEREsApE TO GEN. WADE HA@roN.-A
large numiar Of citizens waited upon Gen.
Hampton, at Gen. Conner's residence, in Meet
ing-street, on Saturday night, and tendereo
him the compliment Of serenade. The dlr-
ferent ward clubs met at their various rendez-
vous. and marched to the house, where the
serenade was performed by Muller's (Eutaw)
Band. An immense crowd had assembled, and
the stirring strains of music, coupled with
shouts and cheers for Hampton, soon brought
the General to the portico. After the storm OF
applause, which greeted his appearance, had
subsided, he addressed the expectant crowd,
and his clear, ringing voice, which many knew
and loved so well to hear, at once commanded
silence.
He was listened to with breathless attention,
interrupted only by the irrepressible cheers
that broke forth at intervals during his speech.
Among other subjects, he referred to tho COM
panies from Charleston that formed a part of
the old Hampton Legion, and stated tat they
had furnished more general officers to the
army of virginin than any other organiza-
ton. he reviewed the history Of the country
since the war, and thought that although the
political horizon was still dark, there was yet
hope, now that the great Democratic party
stood united and ready to battle for the cause
of right and constitutional liberty.
General Hampton also spoke in high terms
Of the soldiers and sailors Of the North, who,
ns they had fought gallantly, would not now
treat brave though defeated people With
scorn and contempt. Nothing but malice was
to be expected from the politician and specula-
tor, but the soldiers and sailors had become
frank friends-as they had. been open enemies.
After General Hampton had concluded, loud
calls were made for General Conner, and that
gentleman responded and addressed the crowd
at some length. His remarks were of the same
strain as the preceding speaker. he icounsel-
led organization, and showed how much could
be effected IL the Democrats only put their
shoulders to the wheel. Major Theo. g. Bar
ker, the next speaker, was frequently inter-
rupted by cheers, and as his voice is full and
clear, every word was heard by the vast assem-
blage.
Judge Aldrich was then called out. This
gentleman said that he must postpone his
speech until Wednesday night, when he would,
by appointment, deliver an address before the
Ward Democratic Club.
No other speakers appeared and the crowd
slowly dispersed.
Although the serenade was almost unpre-
meditated and was arranged on short notice,
a larger crowd was in attendance than has been
seen since the days Of the famous Charleston
Convention of 1860, when statesmen from va-
rious portions Of the Union harangued the peo-
pie on the political issues CT the day.
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sgA YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

80 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after solourn of few months
IL I. city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
Il place OF coarse rustic. flushed face, she had o
soft ruby COP pie1ion OF almost marble smooth
ness and insteud swenty.three che really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause OF SO
great change she plainly told them that she used
the CIRCAs>IAN BALM, al considered it en- in
valuable acquisition to any lady's toilet. ky its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an bunnredfold. It Is simple in It's
combination, as Nature herself is simple yet unsur
pas ed in itE efficacy in drawing impurities from.
also hea,ing, cleansing and beautfyng the skin and
complexion. by its direct iction on the cutice 1t
draws from it all it, impurities, kindly heahng the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-cear, SOFT smooth and beautiful. Price
ST. sent by Mail OF Express. on reseipt Of an orde'
". L. CLARE K co.. Chemists.
No. 8 West Fayette-sreet, Syracuse n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale & The same.
Marcb 70 I'VE
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ANOTHER STEP TOWARDS NEaRoDoM.-Mayol
Clark has appointedJ. J. q. Roberts, colored
man to fiIl q vacancy on the police. Roberts
: i ia wen known to most Of the citizens as for
mer slave Of Mr.. Gourdin's. Since the var hi
!. Kept q restaurant and boarding house II
e.-George-street, which was fequented bT many
I persons who knew him, but this business fail
:. ed, and hewss employed for time by Mr.. d
Badenhop in his Meetng-street saloon. F9l
the present he will occupy the position Of door
and gate keeper, which win confine him to the
a Guardhouse proper.
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Store in HaseI-strect, asrt to King
BY HUTSON LEE,
AuctiOneer.

AuCt10neers
Will be sold TOMORROW. 2sth instant at the Old
Exchange, at II o'clock, A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND With the two story BRICK
STORE thereon, situated on the south side OF Hnsel-
street. next door TO King, and now occupied by Nor
ton & Co., subject to lease expiring 1st November
next. Lot measures front on Hasel.s'reet, twenty,
Ave i25) feet; on east line seventythree PIP 732)
feet: on south iue twenty Ave 4-12 1854 feet on
west line, seyenty.two 612 (726l feet be tue same
more or less.
Terms-One-baf cash balance in one and two
years securedsby bord and mortgage; buildings %
be Lept injured and policy assigned. Furcnaser 70
pay for papers AMI stamps.
Julv q
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TIE RATIFICATION MEETNe.-To meet the
demands upon us we have published this morn
ing a supplement containing full report OF
The mass meeting on Friday night, with the
-speeches of General Hampton, the Hon. J. B.
Campbell, Judge Aldrich, and others. Copies
NAV be had at our Office.
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ay- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

aS- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRICT-IN THE COMMON
pLEAs.-JAMES MooABE vs.. ROBERT MocAR-
ROLL.-ATTACHMENT.- the plaintfdid,
on tho thirteenth day of June, file his declaration
against the defendant who (as 1t is said s absent
from and without the limits Of this State, and has
neither wife nor attorney known Within the SINE,
upon whom copy Of the said declaration might be
served is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant do appear and plead to the said declaration on or
before the fourteenth day Of June, which will be n
the year Of Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, otherwise Anal and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against him.
j. ". BROWNE. ED, G. @. P.
Clerks Office, Charleston District.
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Carolinos.-Runs each innings. 4. Z. 4, 8. 1.
Flys caught-Schacte 1, Fuller l, McGars.1 Huger
/; total 4.
Home Run-o'Neill l.
Eclipse.-Runs each innings, 1. !, s. l, T. l.
Flys caueht-McGuire l, Hayes 1, Meyer /; total s.
Umpire-W. Hesin, Alert. 49,.
Scorers. F. simons, Eclipse; c. j. Laurey' Car
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es-CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TREE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men on the Erors Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers aud create impediments to
Marriage, with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes FREQ of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3mo
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TIE BBoAD-sTREEr SDEwALK.-The ne"
-sidewalk to be laid on Brosd-street will be
somewhat different from those on Meeting
street, as the tar viii be mixed with gravel and
coal cinders. This will make C firm, hard
pavement, almost impervious to the effects
Of che weather. It will be laid by Mr.. oDon-
nell, and it is probable that the present worn
and uneven payements in other prrts Of this
street. will soon be replaced by the asphalt.
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THE FALL TRADE.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
everywhere, but more especially in the City OF
Charleston, Will please bear in mind tiat the pAkN
WELL SENTINEL is one Of the best advertising me
diums In the state clrcu at9 at every postofice in
the District, and has been in existence since 1852
Business would co suit their interest by trying
some of the Printers Ink used at that establishment
Address T. A. BRONSON,
July IA 1mo Publisher and Proprietor.
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Flies caught-coptest-paily 6; Bonitace 1; 10
gan L. Total, g. Kiawah-McNelty s; Prince l;
Mcguire Q. Total. g.
scorers-contess J. o'conaen; Kiawah, N. Il.
Porter.
Umpire-James Welch.
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BASE BALL.-The return game between the
Eclipse and Carolina Base Ball Clubs came Oh
on Saturday last, and resulted in victory TOR
the Carolinas BY score Of twenty to thirteen.
The match now stands one and one, and at On
early day the thrd game will be played, which
r-;Il decide who are the yictOrs.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF polio e. MAIN
~ 0UARDHOU z, CHARLESTON $. c.. April &,
8.-NOTICr-The Crdiuancc prohlf lt1ng the
firing Of guns pistols squibs, &c, within the city
limits, will hereafter be strictly enforced.
south of the Forks of the Road is violation Of the
ordinance.
By order of Mayor CooswELt-
G. B. SIGWALD,
ApriI6 Chief Of Police.
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BMr BA11-A match game will be played
this afternoon on Citadel Green. commencing
At three O'Clock, between the second nines Oh
.Ibe Crescent and second mines Of the Ashley.
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Furniture Sale.
BY A. lei. ABRAHAMS e. SONS.

AucttOneerS.
At the residence corner Morris and King strees, on
TOMORROW. at 10 A. M.
SET. Carpets. Large French Plate Looking Glsss,
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs. Lounges, Extension Table.
one Of the best Cooking Ranges nearly new Upright
Ice Chest, Safe, Crockery, Kitchen utensps ana
many other articles.
Terms cash. July ~
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&6C DDoaSlCR rOhiOWo NGNA
Whoever feels the premonitory symptoms OF SICK
ness should remember that it adds the agony of self
reproach to the pangs of disease to remember that
they might have been prevented
Langour debility and low spirits ore often the
precursors of terrible disorders They indicate an
immediate necessity for tonic and the best tonic
in existence is HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
IERs
Sick headache, pain in the right side, and yellow
ness of the whites of the eyes unmstaksble syp
toms of On approaching bilious attack and, in order
to ward It of, common prudence dictates the pro
priety Of resortng to the most ecaclous OF all anti
bilious ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOMACH
BITTERS.
Flatulepce nausea oppression after eating, irregu-
Isrity of tho bowels and dstaste for eIerhon de-
note disordered state Of the stomach. which, II
neglected, is sure to culminate in chronic dyspepsia
but which may be relieved in few hours and en-
tirely cured in few days, by taking half wineglass
full OF HosTETTER's BIT1LRs at regular inter.
walls.
All physicians admit that innumerable lives ore
sacrificed every year that might have been saved by
precautionary medication. Remember that one OF
the principal uses Of HOSTETTER's BITTERs is to
put the system in condition to repel disease. II
recruits and restores the waning strength, and is
therefore especially needed during the sea:on when
intense heat makes such heavy and constant drafts
ON the vital principle. 6 July rs
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BASE BAIL.-A match game Of base ball was
played on Thursday last between the "Con-
tests" and sKiawah," which resulted in favor
Of the former. The playing throughout vas
very spirited. The following is the score:
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s% OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY, JULY 20. 1S6s-rn accordance with o
resolution Of the Board Of Directors at meeting
held this day, the price Of Gas will, on the first OF
August, BE REDUCED TO ts5) FIVE DOLLARS
PER THOUSAND FEET.
July 21 70 W. J. HERI0T, Secretary.
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Vacant Corner Lot in Spring-strest.
w Y. .LEITCH & r.. =. BRUINS

Brokers and Auctsoneers'
Will be sold on THURSDAY, the 3Oth instant, ut the
Old Posioface, ot II o'clock,
That VACANT LOT at the corner OF Chincaplu
and Spring streets, opposite the residence OF Mrs.
Fludd.
Lot measures 40 by 100, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers ana
stemns. mwth3 July T
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financial.
MisffQaneous.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION
" ERs, FIRE PROOF BUILDING. JULY 9TH,
1S63.-The Board OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
having been qualified and duly sworn into oface.
are prepared to approve of the Bonds OF Public or
fcere. The various Boards OF commissioners,
namely: Commissioners Of the Poor, Commissioners
Of Roads Brdges, Ferries, Cuts and Commissioners
Of Public Buildings requested to hand In at this
Office Immediately, full and complete statement OF
all matters pertaining to their various offices.
By order OF the Board. T. G. MILLER,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
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July 2T

@A-A-A-A-A-TH BEST DYSPEP-
TIC BTTTERs now in use are PANKNNs Hepatic
Bitters They never fail to give relief Try bottle,
and be convinced For sale Druggists. N
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es- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL from Baltimore, are thereby notified that
she is This Day discharging cargo at Pier No.
Union Wharves All goods not taken away at SUM-
set will remain on wharf OF consignees' risk.
MORDECA1 CO., Agents.
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ss-NEW MARRIAGE GUlDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases. incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which crea.e inpediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in seaed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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~ REAT DESTRUCTION
QT BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
Cash Gifts to the Amount Of s250,OOO.
EVERY TICKET ORA WS 4 PRIZE
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound. at Wilson's grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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Spefial A0tiffs.

a% DEMOCRATIC CLUB, WARD No. O.
The following gentlemen constitute the "Finance
Committee" of this Club, and will wait upon the cti-
zens of the ward to solicit aid in behalf OF the funds
of the club:
Captain JAMES M. CARSON, Chairman.
E. P. BLAKELY.
r. B. OLNEY.
O. NJ. BESSELTEU.
JOHN WINCEY. JulyT