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THE PRESIDENTS CHANCES.

rpEAcHrENT-THE FRIENDS OF THE PRESIDENT
LESS sANaUINE-THE TALK IN WASHINGTON
HENDRICKS OBJECT N DIRECTING TO THE
SWEARING In OF wADE-wADE's TEA TABLE
TALK-GRANT ALLEGED TO BE THE MOTIVE
powER--H1s CONFERENCE WITH STANTON
wApE's cABNET-sEwARD's SUPPOSED TAG
ncs-THE SUMMONS SERVED ON TIE PREs1-
DENT.
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eTp. H. HARE SYNONYMOUS WITH
HEALTH Strength and Vigor The secret will be re-
vealed by investing in q bottle of PANKNIN's he
PATIO BrTTERs. For sale by III Druggists. "
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Marrieb.

OIsE-McDONALD.-At the residence of the
BRIDES father, by Rev. SAMUEL LEARD, Mr.. d. O.
NOISE and Miss LULU NJ, eldest daughter of WM.
NJ MCDONALD, of Chester, S. C.
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OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CHARLESTON, March 9th, 1863
In obedience of above order from his Honor the
Mayor notice is hereby given that Immediately after
the occurrence Of q fire, rigid examination win be
made as to the causes and origin of same, and the
presence Of parties, when summoned to give evil
dence in the matter, will be required.
n. q. NATHAN,
March Chief Fire Department
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March 2
~ CITY HALL, MAYORS OFFICE,

~ CITI hdIul, mh1OIsO OEEIO13
CHARLESTON, March 4, 1ses.-M. q. NATHAN
ESQ.,, Chief Of Fire Department It Is hereby
made your duty after the occurrence Of fire, to In
vestgate the cause and origin Of the same, and te
report the result Of such investigation in writing to
this Office.
By order Of the Mayor.
wM. W. BURNS, Mayor.
". q. SMITH, Clerk Of Council
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aTOITY TAXES.-0FFICE OF THE CITY
TREASURER-Under the Ordinance to Raise Sup
plies for 1868, Taxpayers are informed that, during
the present month, Taxes on Real Estate must be
paid; also the Income tax specified in the hrst sec
ton.
The fifth section reads
"Any person or persons, or corporations, falling to
pay the taxes in the manner and at the times hereln
before prescribed, may be double taxed at tne opuon
of Council. And it shall be the duty OF the City
Treasurer to forthwith issue executors against the
goods chattes, and other property Of said persons
or corporations, and lodge the said executions with
the City Sheriff, who shall Immediately proceed for
the collection of the same In the manner provided
by Ordinaces for the enforcement OF e1ecutions.
Office hours from o A. II. to 2P. NJ.
s. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYERs-MAYoR's OFFICE, CHARLESTON,
FEBRUARY "a, 1s6s.-The following notice is here
by published for the INFORMATION Of all persons con-
cerned:
Whereas, many Of the taxpayers Of the City Of
Charleston have not met their dues the 18th inst
And whereas the care of the city, the property and
health, comfort and lives Of the people demand
proporonate contribution from each for the general
good, It is proclaimed that the delinquents must
promptly come forward, or be proceeded against &C.
cording to law.
By order Of the Mayor.
VIII. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON. g. c., Sd January, 1sss.-Holders Of
Coupons of the Fire Loan Bonds Of the City OF
Charleston, are notified that those due on the LIST
instant will be paid on presentation at tho First
National Bank In this city.
-'.N-N-'~ S TH0MAs Citv Treasurer.
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Ell, JOHANNAH LEVIN

@NOTICE.-I, JoHANNAH LEVIN
sHON, wife of JACOB LEvNsHoN. residing at no. 10
Beaufain-sreet, hereby give notice that one montl
after date I shall carry on business as FREE
DEALER
Charleston, February 2s, 1868.
Febr11arv 90 swS
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@ THE GREAT PREsERvER OF

aE THE GREAT PRESERVER OF
HEALTH. TARRANT's EFFERvEsCENT SELF
ZER APERENT can always be relied upon as q
pleasant, mild, speedy and positive cure in all cases
Of Cosiyeness, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Liver Complaint
Biliousness Flatulency, Fu1lness Of Blood, and all
Inflarnatory Complaints where gentle cooling ca
tharc s required; 30 says the Chemist, so says the
Physician, 90 says the great American Public Of the
Nineteenth Century.
Heed We them, and be not without bottle in the
house. Before life is imperilled deal judiciously
with the symptoms; remember that the sghtinternal
disorders of to-day may become an obstinate incura-
BILE disease tomorrow.
Manufactured only by the sole proprietors, TAR
RANT CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27S Green
wich and No. 100 Warren streets New York.
Sold by oil Druggists. 3mo February p
@N WASHINGTON, D. c., MoRE THAN
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES of the celebrated
PALMETTO HAIR REVIEWER was sold at retail in
December last, and the cry is still for more. AS
Restorer and Dressing it has no equal. Iry It once
and be convinced.
For sale By III Druggists.
DOWIE & NOISE,
General Agents, Charleston. s. G.
n,rcb q mWfl2
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March 9
FOR NEW YORK.

Ar-Ar THE STEAMSHIP PRoMETHE-
XE1ExFxgy Us, Captain F. NJ. HARRIS. having
LE]MEl5EfNS part Of her cargo engaged, will have
O1Aazz zss==s quick dispatch for the above port.
For Freight appl, to j. & T. GETTY,
March North Atlantic Wharf.
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xs- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs

~ 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; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; inv'go-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory NO. 10
Rond. street New York. lyr January IA
s@NEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases, incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr.. j. sKHLM HoUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 81 Smo6
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TIckETs no FLORIDA.

THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFTON.
DA THE STEAMER "PuOT BOY"
.EgsssttE53S Captain W. T. MCNELTY, Will leave
Charleston every Monday Night, at u O'Clock, and
All Way Freight also Bluftton wharfage, must be
REPAID.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Wharf.
March
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INLAND ROUTE TO BEAUFORT

INLAND ROUTE TO BEAUFORT
AND HILTON BEAD, VIA ROCKVILLE, NORTH
EDIsTo, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
r~A THE FINE STEAMER FANNIE,
.Gx5a Captain FEM PEcK, will leave for the
above points on Thursday, the 9th instant, at
O'Clock P. NJ.
Returning will leave Hilton Head Friday After
noon Beaufort Friday Night, Rockville Sunday at 10
P. M, and North Edisto Monday at 8 A. NJ.
Freight received daily and stored free OF charge.
JOHN FERGUSON,
March 8 tuw Accommodation Wharf
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS
RIVER
-~A STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
Ess523@S CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
evcrJ Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at O'Clock.
for above Elaces and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 8 o'clock P. n
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. N. CoxErTEn, sails
Tuesday Erening.
steamer CITY POINT, Capt s. ADKINS, sails Frt-
day Erening.
For Freight or Passage apply on board o. ct Office
of J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
January South Atlantic Wharf
TOWAGE.-TEN CENTS PER TON.
rTaA ENGAGEMENTS CAN BE MADE
sE.FsSsssi-E-ss with the undersigned for Towing
Vesscis u anQ from sea the rate of Ten Cents Fer
ton. JOHN FERGUSON.
March, Accommodation Wharf
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PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
S~er,, TIE STEAMSHIP E. B. SOUDER
Hk1SY s9 Captain LEBsy, viii leave North
Atlantic Wharf, Thursday, March II,
- - at - O'Clock.
JOHN THEO GETTY, Agents,
March 9 North Atlrntc Wharf.
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rN THE AMERICAN SHIP aaRAHAMs
N3& Policy" CHARLES BURGESS Master,
EE&3&Y having the largest portion Of her cargo
ssN. engaged and going on board, win meet
with quick dispatch.
For Freight engagements apply to the Captain on
board, or to PATTERSON & STOCK,
February9 South Atlantic Wharf
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NEW HOfth AND Ck1ANH1S1ON
STEAMSHIP LNE.-FoR NEW YORK.
A~s.~n THE ELEGANT SIDE WHEEL
NEE@Yl STEAMSHIP JAMES ADGER,"
ZEzMlI3$N0 LOCKWOOD, Commander, win leave
zsazezss. Adger's South Wharf for the above
port ON Tht.rsddy, March H. at 8 O'Clock A. n.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGER CO.,
Corner East Bay and Adger's South Wharf,
March Up Stairs.
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OBITUARf.

Isaac Vandcrpoel, City Attorney OF Albany,
died Yesterday of malignant erysipelE.
Caleb n. Bcment, an aged publican OF Pough-
ens,e died ON the nd inst lie was author OF an uiel-
esting work OH poultry
Mr. John NJ. Harrington, formerly ven wen.
~ ,nsmber of the bar OF ths city, and ~ one time
Assistant Corporation Attorney, dod suddenly ~ MS
residence sunday night.
The Hon. John Mason Williams, formerly
tit I,siice Of the Massachusetts Court Ot Common
pas died I'M New Bedford yesterday morning nsta %
ve,s aud months The funeral takes place al IauhtOh
on Friday, at ? 9. III
In.,nb NcNapus. a wcll-known citizen Of
- ty who has been the incumbent OF many oinres,
Inc iast btng Chief Of Police. and VINO was Tor oiSht
~. "a harding officer for tie CuHOnilOusc ded YES
i.rt.v morning at his residence IN Eaiiroadave Inc
cause OF death complication OF Disorder thv Iih
i,I ~ which was Brights disease OF tho hdncyt Tie
S,rgi vii, rake place tomorrow afternoon ~ O'Clock
ram II Paul's NJ r. Church South sixth 81
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H1RRIED.

COMPTON INGERSO Lion Wtdussii' s'-nrE Dee ~ hSt
Psu A. A. Church by Rev w. Hove Alexander compton
ofSesark 10 M liar, HGsS eiis'' daughter OF Lo''n IN
gerso,l o. ths city.
ADMINISTRATIONS Nedse.ay Dee a. 1858. b' hs Rev
a. Yot pecai s. Dalsy Lucy Sration, both OF heSAsd
Toaptils Co, \. !.
PAIoNToWhhRND-In Philadelphia on hondsI the .5sh ms" N
d. Rev Or N a. fGlLsss Adtaa Eaton ~ or 20
Bse T. daughter late d. Charles To~u'end OF rIePaA
No
ACEELI kAt he reieuce Of he brides Parssn on
u.ln,.I.r tfe .s. the Rev. 4. H. 1etts hugn H. hl
,sr eau 10 ~ ie-ns A. daughter u "HA hAssuAf e'l
oil II Harlem. NJ cfus
Caiogo p4psr pts- copy go, -,
uopTuS-OglOI yIn sis ~ horday, the ih inst, ,ths
Fo-t@.hsL Prethyeran tburch b the hs' . hsna
eiaa ofCutehoa l. TO Mr.m r. daughter oil Ss A's i''n
~ Oshoru % StF-York cry. No card.
GrRAsOEPOTTII-At BliIo wedaesihJ, thu s5i nr' A.
G'ss.o1 10 Hattie Potter
tsisuruIgrRAM- BROOKLYN. Thuf' Dee y ~ r'n
.e. = a. itts pslt, Rev llsnu ScLued, MhAia r.
Irh u Norwich Cusa Mar Tran. tusher" 'ohn TT"
EptrogG- LROEAVDAt s. 8frt nfss Ghi.s, GA 1hl''ii'
..n,.g p,r n b. the Rev C,,s - fsh N-ss -
Io.rpllss lsushl-r tipa q q sa'-'''"d
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THE rIrNfSG or THE PowHATAN WAREHOUSE.

ru, rI.ENGNG or THE POWHATAN WAREHOUSE.
ON Christmas afternoon the Powhatan ware
house and an adjoining binding on Mainsi Just below
Rocketts Richmond, were burned. The warehouse was
o,, ~ the oldest buildings I'm the city, having Deen
erected abont the beginning Of the present century !,
o. The frst building erected IN that part oi the CITY ana
- med for long umc place Tor storing tObaceo.
frts we're made during the progress Of the n3mte 10
49,. ytat could be gotten ont OF tie burning buIonRs
one NJ liz most ptiable sights was on the southern W.
riverl sde OF the house There omen ana eueh,
a. dc housar.s and homeless by the con1hgTau"D were
st9nd,np beplessly around large pile OF furniture when
nd haen thrown together, broken aud dlsmthtled;
a, a. b,d been consumed. ana what had been saved
was ndered well nigh worthless on IN" east siIs Aso'
,cnnle wore ding ing their household goods from The WI,
dovs and doors of the houses vel Untouched pht NO
thr Names ere rapidly approaching The tolai io9S
.rllnnntoA al nhnnt AhOOO.
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BILLIARDS.

TIE pioN-FosTE3 MATCH-A CLOSE CONTEST.
A closely contested match game OF billiards
was played last evening at the Academy OF Susic De
tween Melvin Foster OF tins city. AMI Joseph Doo oi
Montreal The game which played Is known as the
three-bau Fse8oh csrom. one OF Phelan's tabes wa
placed on platfOrm covering the Orchehlta
The judges and umpire were seated on ihe staSe,
There were about 1000 spectators, ana IO"alu
intense on Tie first hundred points. Dion was - aheau
and on the second hundred Foster was 20 ahead AZ w
moth MONT Dion was 10 ahead 1he playing on DOh
sides was very brilliant, and was continuity AZ
pauded until the close OF tho game. roster msle
me two highest runs II and H. seESIal
safety shots were made by each OF tie players anu 70
ward the close OF the gane they played very caoasly
At the conclusion Of the game, when Foster wac
tho winner his competitor was the hr-t 10 cOhs@uto
him on his success The game stood: Foster $40; Dloh'
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NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-Ibe following naval orders
lave bet issued s Airsl i, teae, rom me command o.
the Arlington 20b Jsuuy AMI oerd % commit nl
~ sguaIfo Edsa Middleton from the command of
the Psusscoa command The Lacsawaua Capt g. 0Eo
r dor Of the Esnuug Bod sd ordered 70 dur ss
Fsr. tain Buopen Slsimn Capt George H. ree' from
dutT Of the North faio 4gair0l r1i ordered 10 com
ali he Psnssosi Comm Ter TAJuts seott Fuebrown, om TIE
ydrophe Once Washington and ordered to a. COMMAND o. be
vermont and ordered 70 tie Nrraginc hBsn litmph
sCu Fsgusser e. j. Thompson, from The Naval
espit,l ~ HevYork Passed Au'nurseon George Brgh om
lie Nayti uotpiill Walgoc, shpneu W u H. fafs' H.
VET r. Merrill ar ID Mitchell rom the Franklin, ard ordered
t. KesosLA ths ah o. JauIA reE kearAdlia g. II feeI
eoruaul tie Wt4l FAs Yard C0mmandet H. j. Del
Gdge ordered PTssrn aud Capt Thomas o. toTbu %
m,nf ofhs rtamiiCg a1i Rc.nuk BOad; Commaunef e. H.
Bdsa n Fleet the North falc Nquslrni Iie Com
aBde.s p,rou Wilson. g. Tr.r, md " Hepr.'n hi'ter
q g. Refer, Ci-f Ru~re-r Jscion n. g. kSc FlA Assistant
j. a. All. and Maa. second A'''iin'' Ih"ns Lyueo iai
~. y N.lis, - The hel,,Is
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All notice. Of Marriage. |u,s be i"dor'ed Nth full
DIED


BEMENr-At PosshLrep. "a Tuesday Dec r. fIsS s. Bsn;
the 18th %. bs axe
HUIOa SUNDAY Dec n Mrs Abigail Inn ofSouve in he 7l'i
year0fher age. .
s,.rft. p.ter A IT, Jackson Tuesday <gDonu Dec p.
Her remains HopeHen Cemey 9 ntermett On
Weinessr nornag Carriages N DO IN "ans HFish1 pop't
the h1nyal Of the o'clock tfaih
KELLIEGFRAt Orsenburgh \. Y. Monfar Dec H oftPea
foyer sarah -ei n the Keustf eyed yesr
Johns Chucb. fonkrr y T. on " lh-s'
inst. The relatives and nsnls oi 1s ATe sc
River abroad eaves IbetnsL Al IS y NJ returning ~
L1ruOP-0n Sunday n Charles LAhroP in ae ''h year
u his ,--...t -,
The ye,es s- friends THE family invited 70 attend the aaea ~
~ Ciurch. Echerngnst this CaesiaD afternoon - y
oriecE M. rem Ms slll be taken ~ Guilhfl Conn.
HATTHEWSAt Flatsush. Monday tbs zSsl nst' hmhh ~
dG..ates Of IN. Matthews. aged u Years - - NJ
The mineral Psui Church, kiAihlsn, On Nel
QUrSLAN-At newark ~ j. Moaday. Dec % Dora Waters vie
OF j.. NJ Cumian
Nc o fame hereafter.
RSYSOLDSu city Sunday the 9TH inst James Reya"d'
IN. ye, and fiends and those family invited 10 attend bis
funeral FROM NJ h. Clureh between trstd ana Ds
"a on WEDNESDAY 4 O'Clock without nfihef no''
gCHMgLZRIOu Saturday tue eth ns1, George J. sehmeis
20 the 55i rear ofhis age 49,.
Tie res aud friends Of hs family AMI those q biz ber te ate
respectfully Invited 10 attend il9 lle
Whont further invitation on TUESDAY the 29 inst st III o'clock
n rom hi, ste residence No ~ West Tveniy unhst
MONDAY Dec 49, Charles kdWard surteVan' on
OfGe0rye Sturieyant aged ~ wears :, ~, -
The take place from No Il SuongpAee boAy% on
Tuesday Dec. %. at , O'Clock p IA. G.
Vermont pspcrs please copy. 4,
WAKBMAS-AtS 81 Paul MINI. Tussiay, Dec 10 Hen J. a.
WI of Southport Conn, aged 2 years
The hinr. Will place Trinity Ctnh Southport yorn on
Tuesday Dec 90 al O'Clock CarSeaSe the ~ l. ssa ~ H.
WRRLRRAt Spring Valley Rokaud Co n T. on Sundf We Eh
INST William Wheeler esq formerly OF Poubey w. aged J! years
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.rrruus WARDS ESTATE.

correspondent of The Cincinnati CONNER,
,i,l noting the newspaper report that the ianenfa
" Artemue" perpotrated COAX In devhlns 30 HUGH
property while his executors were uuape " NHo '''
mn a fe " hundred dollars, says: - ..,,,nh.,,
Hotel in London. soon after hs sIrss HV ina hronybi
r MIN him $4,000 in American money he sam IRA.
pNeI WIZ o. mako trip around the world before DIS
ne sD aud ged It for that object partially,
ihSf he carried win him so large an amount s wa
before ne commenced lecturng IN Lonaou W
ieap ecarities With his funds and deposit them 10 so0a
reliable banking house until he wished 20 uso
Han which ia reckOned q $40 house, was nru e'.hy
night while he eetsred. Add ths roeelPs 'Heie W '
oy1e.nal sum which he took from America
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SKATING AND 1cE-BoArNo on THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsE, Dec. 2S.-tully 900 people
were satnc on the Saturday the ice being IN
the best condition better ID fact than for several years
Numerous iceboats also on the river. The mem
hers o. tho Foughkcepsie Ice-Boat Association ero
ell anxiously waiting for an opportunity 10 en-
ton Al attempts 20 get the race on last year
were unsuccessful because OF tho bad state OF the Ice
on SATURDAY. however everything swas encouraging Tor
the affair 10 take place early this week The rules Tor the
race we're adopted February 1861 and arc the same as
carried as ballast provided tho same brought back AL
have drawn for position WITH the following result
10. Nfns o-7e- 10, Nnm> - D"HT,
wing Coul...L GnuneL I3FJng Dutebnsn.I an Week
2Icce..... E0se'ek ibliTe'...'.''''''y Ut.
3saoN V. John Resue, ''''1oi a ogosa
4 ia aron ialia = ..SnoU Rlke.,...T P-dIl
The Haze appears 20 Dc the fayorite.
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GOV TOD'S WILL.

The viii 90 GoY.Tod OF Ohio, bequeaths S5oOO0
~ hs family ana some OF the items are as follows
Item The silver present received at lilo Janeiro nno
Tho old snntfbo. presented 20 him NJ Columbus by nj,
,,arv tan Ia his wife TO be kept by her during NE,
and then the silver present 10 his oldest son ana Ie Dol
10 his next oldest son, and to thet oldest nie
Grafton as "A nemeuO Item To MS son Ionn me spec
tacles and presented him by 90. ".na NoIon
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THE MATS FOR 1URorE-cHANGE OF TIME.

Tho mans that Wcro formerly maue UP NJ IHe
Postoce IA this city Cor Liverpool closing at 49, noon,
are 70 DO changed account Of the alteration In the
time OF sailing Of the steamships Tor Liverpool, which
change takes eject and after the ~ OF January 1902
sturdsyneI tits intended that The steamers shaeaVe
Their doc Ks az such hour Will enable them 70 cross
Inc bar with the tide OF the full Very recently the Cly
OF Boston on outward trip got aground although es
had plot board aud her malls had 70 be tranNeiI,
and she was forced 10 10 the city for repairs IL
understood that one hour and half prior 10 the saln
.e t!ae Coz Sioans ~ n n, ", AZ ,e
The nrst boat is 10 sal on the 20 OF January
i,s al The rule applies 20 the s'canofs out
l,ffr .f.FyN
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Ganrge tho silver tobaceohox bcqucalhed him by bis
father o. con william. the silver spurs begueAneu bln
ny bi, father 10 afugItCr Charlotte Tue cane pIS."
by Surgeon General Smt t. daughter Grace. tho cane
presented By Luther Donaldson o. daughter sally te
came presented by Mrs. Col Mcmillan to H. r. ION
den 81 tho Ohio fenentary. The canes gwen 70 tho
daughters 10 be presented by them To ther nusphnus
shoI they eve mary ana II not 90 such male cousins
as thoy may select TIE Brazilian cane, known as my
diplomatic cane 70 my WIFE hoping tlat she may NV
long enough 20 ul 70 81 ggcat service 10 AeE FOu-au
and smurL a, ~ j..
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TIE HAeERsTowN MAIL UNIDENTIFIED.

BALTIMORE, Dec 28.-The jury in the case Of
Daniel Decber editor and proprietor OF The HaGerstoTn
Nq gave him verdict against the Hagerstown corpo-
ration FOR t7t0c damages for allowing his Office types,
etc 10 he destroved by mob In 1884, and driving him
o1t Of town as lclcssout Other Ike cases are pend
ing This case is lsey to be taken "a precedent Tor
.,nlnl,n-In.. Mn. ln Mary IAnl.
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,r,.,vrv SECOND REGIMENT BALL

The grand ball of the 22d Regiment will take
nIace ia the Academy of Music the evening Of the lst
of Apri Three thousand tickets, admitting lody ana
Gentleman at IS "A ticket and 900 extra ladies' tickets o.
:, eocl viii be issicd The members have adopted ahd
Mil wear on he night Of the ball ne" uniform cohh.
ing Of blue dres~cOat ana nght piuc p'"S' "' ""''
with ,trtes OF narrow gold brad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-29
10 CORRESPONDENTS

Bfr, l. r. rore-The recommendation quoted from
THE fRlBu. y in the advertisement of llarper. VIII
son n Co is not geiuine. We never published any
thing Of the kind.
Tireelsi!e.--You had better consult good lawyer.
Managing nw business Tor OnessetI Is apt Us provo
eXpcHslYe economy.