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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-09-25

" Now If by testing an eye We find its point at
L st-Il..s5 11A. q .tf ri at.l = s..Jt ,+.-r &
eleven inches, we have n = II, Or -. The
value OF Pr then will be II
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Il RIP

The results thus obtained represent the focus Of
lens which, placed upon the crystalline would
give to rays coming from the near point direction
as ii coming from the far point. ~- FT
For determining the degree of presbyopia we rep
resent the assumed normal power when accom-
ara i
modated for near objects by -, eight inches being
1ytI( 4L4l ,SlGv<1
regarded tine starting point of presbyopa, and the
observed power of the eye VIC express by
~. We have then the formula: Y. ...-.
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The "Universal' has taken mere ssfirst premi
ums the best, at State and Institute Fairs, thai
all other wringers combined. Z" As rs. 'r8
? Sold by Dealers everywhere. sil p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-24

read this graphic report Of the more
than Oriental magnihcsnce of the new
Transcript Building, will readily undsr-
stand why our late next-door neighbor sdvo-
Gates the erection of the new public buildings
in Independence Square.
ID. Ashmead announces that he has in
preparation a series of illuminations by Miss
Jean Lee, entitled "The Illuminated Christian
Year" The graceful religious poem of
"Ncthing but Leaves" illuminated by Miss
Lee, will be remembered as one of the most
attractive works of the last holiday season.
The present series, judging by the specimen
we have received, will be even more beauti-
ful. They will comprise Advent, Christmas,
Epiphany, Lent, Good Friday, Easter, Ascen-
sion, Whitsundsy, and Trinity. The illumi-
nations will be printed on stiff tinted cards, ii
by II inches, in not less than fifteen colors.
Each card will contain the collect for the day
in illuminated text, the whole to be sur
rounded with appropriate and symbolic
borders. The Easter card gives US the col
lect for the day in border of lilies OF the
valley. The cards will be sold singly at $3.50,
or $12 90 for the set.
Some weeks ago we copied from the
London AthenUum a card from Messrs. ]. B.
Lippincott q Co., complaining that Messrs.
Harper & Brothers had published "Dilke's
Greater Britain" after it had been announced
by them. Messrs. Harper & Brothers have,
in reply to this, published an explanation to
the effect that Lippincott & Co. did not make
their announcement in the recognized organ Of
the trade, and that they (Harper e. Brothers)
consented to refrain from issuing the work
If Lippincott & Co. would defray the expense
that had been incurred. Messrs. Lippincott
q Co. were further accused of trespassing on
the privileges of Harper & Brothers by publish
ing an edition of Bulwer's novels. AS a set-off
to the card of Messrs. Lippincott & Co., the
New York publishers state that they made
arrangements to bring out Bakers "Cast Up
by the Sea-" and they purchased Of Macmillan
& Co., of London, the electrotype plates, which
were by mistake sent to- Lippincott & Co.,
who detained them and issued an edition of
the work themselves, notwithstanding that it
had been announced by Harper & Brothers.
The quarrel is a very pretty one as it stands,
and is an apt illustration of the old adage
about people In who live glass houses.
NEW PUBLICATIONS DURING 196S.-The Ame-
ricdn Publisher and Bookseller states that the
total number of new publications in the
United States during 1868 was 2169, classified
as follows:-
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OF these, 1866 were bound books. The same
authority gives 2l24 as the total publications
in 1867, of which 1773 were bound. This
shows slight increase during last year.
The London Publishers Circular states that
1851 new publications and reprints appeared
in Great Britain during 1868. The American
Literary Gazette places the number at 4439,
against ALA in 1867 and 42O4 in 1866. In
either case, the British publications far exceed
those of the United States. 1t must be re-
membered, however, that many more editions
de ltre, of which but small numbers are
printed, are issued in England than in this
country; and, further, that, numerically, our
newspapers far exceed those of the mother
country, while their circulation is incompara-
bly, greater.
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A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF WALL
N Papers and Window Shades. 3. Il. BAL
DERSTON q SON, No. 9O2 SPRING GARDEN
Street. 40 3m
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T OOKI LOOK!! !LOOK!!!-WALL PAPERS
| 4 and Linen Window Shades manufao-
Iured. the cheapest in the city, at OHNSTON'S
Depot. No. 1888 SPRING GARDEN M EN- :, Street,
below Eleventh. Branch, NO. 3O7 FEDERAL
street, Camden, New Jersey. 2252
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CHI Ri ES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 20. 1869.
The Payment of the State Taxes.

An official circular from Mr.. Reuben
Tomlinson, the State Auditor, extending the
time for the collection Of State taxes to the
18th Of October will be published On Friday
next This relief will be welcome to sll classes
Of our taxpaying people, and especially to
those who are unable, whatever their will
lingness, to pay their taxes until the busi-
ness season is fairly begun, and an oppor-
tunity has been given them Of sending their
crops to market.
It is understood that for the year ending
September l, 1859, there will be no new as
sessment of real property, which Will De
taxed according to the valuation completed
some months ago. The injustice and ine-
quality of the assessment, manipulated as
it was by the State Board Of Bqualisation,
has already been exposed in the columns
OF every anti ti-Radical paper in the State.
Whether we be willing or unwilling, taxa
ton upon this basis must be borne for one
year more, and our people who have not yet
0 ,mpleted the payment Of their taxes for
the year ending September 1, 1868, will be
called on to pay by March next the State
taxes for the year ending September l.
1869. In this way two millions Of dollars
for State taxes alone will have to be paid
by our people in less than nine months.
Many persons cannot meet these demands
upon them. Their lands and houses will
70 to the hammer; but they and the men
who, by straining and striving, can pay
their taxes at the appointed time, will find,
in the drain to which they are exposed, an
argument against Radical rule more solid
and potent than all the denunciations Of
the theoretical politician.
Some time ago it was shown in this
paper that, according to the apparent letter
of the tax law, the payment Of the State
taxes for 1868 could not be enforced un.il
March, 1870 This point is well put by our
contemporary, the Courier, in . recent arti-
Gle; but we cannot advise the taxpayers Of
the State to endeavor to postpone, BY liti-
,tion, the fulflment Of their tax obliga-
tions. The different counties have paid as
promptly as they could the taxes assessed
upon them. There is no talk Of legal or
muscular resistance to the law as construed
by the: State officials. Where the taxes are
unpaid, it is because the taxpayers have
been unable or have had no opportunity Of
paying them; and ct this late day it would
i'll become us to 60 into the courts for re-
dress that may most surely be obtained in
the great court, whose jury is the people Of
| IMv DrzrU: Wrus- -nUvU GO uu 10 60 pay
the State taxes as well as we may, and tc
remember, whenever the shoe pinohes, that
the only remedy for ell our grievances if
an anti Radical victory in the elections Of
the coming year.
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VIJANTED-AGE ENTS--S100 To 925o Pr
w month, everywhere, male aud female. to IN:
troduce the genuine improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine will
stitch. hem, fell, tuck quilt, cord bind, brhd and
embroider In most superior manner Price only
SIs Fully warranted for Ave years. Both upper
and under-.eed styles We will pay $1,000 for any
machine that win sew strtmger more beautiful. o.
more elastic seam than outs Il maSes the real elias.
tic lock-stick. Every second stitch can be cut. and
still the cloth cannot oe pulled apart without tearing
II. We pay Agents from 500 TO $3.50 per month and
amount can be made. GEO. MEGA rHRON co I.
Nashville, Tenn. CAuTIoN-Do not be imposed upon
by other parties palm ug of worthless castiron ma
chimes unde- the same name or otherwise. Ours is
the only genuine and really practical chesp machine
rnsr ufactured. DAo 1mos Sept ~
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changes. however, speak Of the affair, and the
Washington Sunday Chronicle says that, in
addition to the soldiers mentioned above as i'm
plicated in the plot, it is charged that com
missioned officer Of the 17th United States
infantry is also concerned in the affair, and was
to receive three thousand dollars if the plan
was successful. Yerger, it is said. was to have
escaped dressed in private's uniform. Mrs.
Yerger is no longer permitted to enter her hus-
bands room.
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Ganb for Sate.

CALE LAvD-THE ENTIR &c REAL
- TATE OF the late James q. Ham mopn will
be sold st pubic sale, by order Oft Court Of Pho
BATE In Drech Island, EdgeHeid louLty, =. O.. Oco-
Der 20th 1862 The Estate CONSISTS OF twelve thous-
s@d actes OF Lan,j lying the savannah River, IN
Edecheld and Barnwel Counties 8. g., with two
Res d, noes, Mil, numerous iarm Buildiugs. and a
goo Factory site. 1t IL divided into seven panis
tions, and will be sold separately.
PLAIE in Southwestern Georgia. For particu.
lars addrcss HARRY HAMMOND. Executor, Au ua-
t., Ga. VIZ en- D
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FRESH DRUGS.

TUsT Received AND FOB SALE WHOLESALE
eD AND RETAIL BY DIR. q. BAEB, No. 1Sl
MEETIEG-STREET-
RISON's TOBACCO AHTIDoTE
Rose's Cough Syrup
6chenk's Pulmonio Syrup
Schenh's seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Soiuron
Browns Chlorodyne
Gerunan Blood or 'Kaiser' Pllls. &C. dc.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrights Rejuvenating Elixir
Churchill's Syrup Hypophosphits OF Lime
Van Deusen's Worm Contentious
Hurley's Worm Candy
Bardotte's Worm sugar Drops
GrafepberS Pills
Cephsio Pills
scballenberger's Fever and Ague Pulls
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver pills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
Russelps. Soothing Cordial for Children Teething
Jayne's alterative
Jsyne's Expectorant
Jayne's Carminattve r.
Jayne's Sanaiive Pills
Radway's Ready Belief
Railways B. Pills
Rsdway's Ready Resoivent
June 21 mW
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The Gold Gambling on Black Friday

An Associated Press telegram, published
this morning, contains the rather startling
news that the Bank Of New York has con-
sented to act as the Clearing House for the
gold transactions Of Black Friday on the
basis Of 1856 for gold. This, if true, can
only mean that the gold inaation Of Friday
last is very properly regarded as sheer
been fixed at which settlement must be
made Of ali the transactions Of the day. 1t
is evident that only little legitimate
business was transacted. While one bold
bull was yelling COR gold at $50, others,
more bold, were Offering 165 and 100.
There was no more regularity in the quota
tions than there is in the fall of die; and
while the ring were Offering to bay mil
lions at twenty and. thirty per cent more
than its actual value, they who had small
parcels oil the coin 10 sell found it difficult
to obtain purchaser The whole opera
ton Was an attempt to gamble on . huge
scale st the cost Of The trade and commerce
Of the country. The gold gamblers did
moro than risk their own fortunes. By
their unscrupulous maneuvring they de-
ranged our whole mercantile system;
and until the balance has been struck,
and the wreck cleared away, it will
be difficult to effect the simplest mer
camille transaction. Foreign exchange has
been uusslesble for some days, and the
Gold Board may rely on having the hearty
support Of the mercantile community in any
measures which may be necessary to mark
their reprobation Of one of the grsndest
frauds Of the age. Gold gambling as it was
carried on in New Y ork last week is grave
public crime, and, whatever the lsxity Of
Wall street morality, we are led to hope
that both bulls and bears will now be
taught lesson that they will not soon for
get.
As we said before, the public demand an
immediate settlement Of the transactions of
Friday, and there is some reason for be
lieviug that the very excess of the evil un.
der which we labor may be the means OF
preventing recurrence of similar troubles
in the fu'ure Gambling in gold cannot,
perhaps, be prevented by legislative enact
ment; but contemplation Of our hazardous
monetary condition, and Of the disturbing
power of ring Of greedy capitalists, may
lead the people to work more steadily for
return to q stable and uniform currency.
Since the above was in type we learn ny
later kilograms that the Bank of New York
nas declined to act as clearing house,
aud ths. the disconsolate bulls aud tha al
most equally discounted bears ere o'"ing
about f,r some other adjustment OF their
troubles
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OLD WHISTLES.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO An
i NOUNCE that they have been appointed BY
Messrs HENRY g. HANNIs & CO.. Of Philadelphia,
their sole Agents for the State cf for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME. Z Xxx, XXX, XX9X,
NEOTAR. CABINET and other brands OLD BYE
WHISKIES.
They also wish to announce that they viii be in
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES, direct rom
DistIery at Hannisville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
81 barrels Of the above always on hand.
Liberal contracts will be made tor large lots OF
new Whskies in bond at Disdllery Warehouse.
CLACIU- WTrTE,
Customhouse Square,
n E. corner OF East Bay and Fraser's Wharf
Sept 90 mwf3mos Charleston, 8. @.
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WAS GTON LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE A&OcIATIoN-Ex1RA MEET
ING.
A EXTRA MEETING OF The ASSOCIATION
"A will be held st Masonic Hall, TIC. MORROW
EVENING 30th instant for the purpose OF adopting
o deslgu for the monument proposed 70 Do erected
TO our deceased comrades. Members are urgently
solicited to be punctual In their attendance
ST. HONOUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
Sept 20
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afw lublifatIous.
BOOK STORE.
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

0 RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
THE SUMTER AND THE ALABAMA. Service
Aaoat during the War between the States, by Ad-
miral semmes, vol. 8vo.. cloth, S5.
RESOURCES OF HE sou UrHERN FIELDS AND
FORESTS, Medical. Economical and Agricultural
by +. Psyre Porcher, NJ. D., vol. Svo.. So 80.
CHRISTIAN SINGERS OF GERMANY, by Cathe-
rine Winkworth, translator and compiler OF 'Lyra
,Germauica," Illustrated. lsmo:, forming volume
of the "Sunday Library" fine cloth, ~
HISTORY OF EUROPEAN MORALS. from Au-
uustus to Cbarlemaone vols, 6vo., ST.
FOREST LIFE IN ACADIE, sketches OF Sport and
Natural history In the Lower Provinces Of the Cana.
dian Dominion, by Captain @. Hardy, illustrated,
8vo.. IS.
Free Christian Union, by James Martineau, 26c.
sPECI RUM ANALYSIS, Six Lectures, by b: f.
Roscoe, with appendices, coiored Plates and Illus
trated. 8vo. SO.
,ciousnesa and Organization. systematically lnves.
ligated aud Applied to PHILOSOPHY. Mental Science
and Practice, with Preliminary Dissertation on
Method and illustrative OF the Text, by Ihos Lay
cock Nj. D., 2 vols 12Ino. AS; xvi. 494, 81.
LIFE OF PIZARRO, with some account OF his AS
socates in the Conquest Of Peru, by Arthur Helps
vol, 50 rs.
Creation tot ne Return from the Captivity, edited
by W. Smith. LII. D., VOL, l2mo., 81
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE, the Beorm Against Ma.
turo by Horace Bushnell, vol 12mo., 81 sc.
THE SUBJECTIOS OF WOMAN, py Jonu otuaIt,
NJ. NJ, vol 12mo.. 81
PREHISTORIC NATIONS; or Inquiries Concern.
ing some ofihe Great Peoples and Civilizations OF
Antiquity aud their Probable Relation to still Old
er Civilization OF the Ehopians or Cushites OF Ara
bia, by John d. Baldwin, 12mo.. 81 rs.
EIGHT YEAR, WANDERtNGS IN CEYL0N, by
Sir Samuel White Baker. Illustrated, lsmo, cloth,
81 80.
translated by A. Z. Kroegcr l2mo.. cloth, 50.
THRkE THOUSAND MILES THROUGH THE
ROCKY MOUNTAINS, by a. K. Mcclure, 1llustrat'
ed, i2mo +, cloth 50.
BEATRICE. Poem. BY Hon. Roden Noel square
16mo., cloth, gilt top, 81.
THEsEXRS HERE AND HEREAFTER, by Will
larn H. Holcombe. NJ D., 12mo. paper. cloth, 81 90
LIVES OF SC. LOUIS AND CALVIN, by II.
Guisot Iustrated, 12mo., cloth, So.
The QU3KER PARiISANS, Revolutionary
story with illustrations, 12mo, cloth, 81 90.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Villa on .he Rhine; Erck-
MANN Ghatran's waterloo} higrinson's Malbone;
Hofmann's .hhce Murray; HuRo'a L'Homme qui
Ri.; iettce Lisle; Phelps Men, Women and Ghosts;
he Quaker Partisans; Bobinson's For Her SAKE;
southworth's Changed Brides; spelhaaens Problem
atical Characters; Woods Cats wi lie Open; Kings
iey's Streton My Daughter flioor; The Lacristan.s
| Household; scbmid's Habernria'er; southworth e
The Brides Fate; Trollope's He Knew he Was
Rlght; zschokkes Dead Guest; Freytag's Lost Man
uscript; Jean Ingleow's Mopsa the Fairy.
January Yr
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THs Abbsville Raiicals have nominated
l. Quinn aud Thom g A Sullivan for
ina Two vacancies in the Slate Legislsture.
The elee.ioo t,kes place on October ~.
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~ 400 eCnEs ~ WILLIAM>'
lAANUl RuRG NQIIN1Y=lll scrai 0

wnicl aro C cared and rs ares now under cultiva.
tIon in oorn. cotton and rice. The tract Il heavily
t,mbercd with piue. OAK, cypress and hi- ko-y. aud
cont,ns o dwelling and outbui dings. wi Il fifteen
caoins for laborers; also one good mill site we
rage pr producton OF the land. ten 20 fifteen bushels o.
corr and f cen tc twenty FIVE bushels oil rico to the
acre, without fertilizers. The re,aon abouuds In
mari depo.its Georgetown Is the nearest m irset.
the place being four miles from Black Mingo reek
aud twer y-hye miles from Geo getoS Sn Creek which
Is navigabe at all seasons
Price OF the tract sis 900; ono half cash the BAL
ance in one and two yeUrs, cured by DO and
mortgage ANY smaler number Of aores will be sold
at moderate advance on this to. Parties desiring
to In pe the trait can do so h. leaving the North
eastera Railroad at Kingstree. md inquiring tho
way to my p ace. teeuty y.tbroe mler distant The
trac. lies within mile OF the projected George
town Raj road Address IA. 2. CARRAW'Y. ur-
vlvor of Perkins 4 Carraway. Georgetown Postofhce
n C. mWf 2mosH DAC Sept ~
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1GItl5.
nHAKLEsT sTON HOT e l. ,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS RIRsr.CLAsS HOrBr SITUATED IN
pleasant location, aud 10 the business portion OF The
eit rendsrs 1t the most desirable Hote tor either
p-rmsnrnt or transe ent guests .he accommodations
are unsurpassed. having extensive suites :" eieeani!
men The proprietor vii sndeavor 10 ma'ntain the
hioh reputation erjoged by the "rharleston" as =
nrst class housa, and no effort S be sihred to de-
serve contpuanoe Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon Il
The besi OF live accommodations viii be found
adjoining the estabii1hmen!.
The house so 70 led with the celebrated 'rte
sian Water OF w:nrh deHShifut ea'hs CO be h'o
either day or n:shs. Z, n. ia On,
JrlyIS Proprietor.
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Dpar1iHa.

nOAROTNG.A FEW vOCsQ QER-
ID TLRMtN can be accommodated with goo
BOARD in private family. Apply al Ea. i1s Esst
RaY. y o0Vt Sc
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RemapaI.
dissolution Of Gopartasrship

THE COPARTNEKsHIF
IN heretofore existing between the undersigned.
uuder the name of ofKtRKPATR'CK WlttE. 10 dis
Solved bv Tia own imitation.
lew partnership under The same name, mas oeen
formed between The 81 ue paries which Is aa;horiz-
ed to 90 l. ct the assets and lquhae the deot of ,h'
70. .TPr concern. y ~. hlhhphl'l|h
anil ws GEO. W. WillE.
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DICKED UP ON THE HALFMOON
Battery on last Monday. two BRASS KEYS
which can be obtained by proving property and pay
ing expenses. sept II
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TINIVERSITYD SOUTH CAROlLHA.
u The next Session will begin on tho FIRST Nom
DAY IN OcroBER, ad continue without intermts.
sion, to the ensuing Jy.
advantages are ofred at this Institution to STU
dents in Law the ertluatcs being euttled toprac-
tice In the Courts Of his state;l In Ne icine tthe
course ofirst'uctlon ,eiug extensive and thorough,
with two Written exiiinadons during the -ession;l
in Engineering, Mathematics. Mental. Moral aud
Political Philosophy q story. Rhetoric, English
Literature, Ancient aid Modern Languages, aud IN
the various ScIentihcschoo,s.
Expenses for >essou of nine months: Annual
fee S5 Library fee so; Room Rent fee. $40; tuition
fee. -; for each OF three schools sl6; uiton 10
law or Medicine. $50 Board can be had at SIS to
500 per month"; By Messing It will be less.
For further inforrstion send for Catalogues to
the Secretary of til Faculty, Rev C. BEU Or
WALKER. R.W. BtRNWELl.
Chairman OF Faculty.
Columbia, s. O., august Q, 1859.
August 8 fmWz4
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financial.
EDw ARD l. o w NDEs 8,

E ID w A X ID l. . w ID E 8,
BROKER, No. 1BR A D-S T R E E T,
BUYS ANU sRLLs ON COMMISSION. BoND',
S,ooks, Bank RiIls, and securities OF all kinds The
highest msrAe prices obtained.
anv information desired. by letter oe otherwise.
will be cheer ully given. Apply as above at NO.
Broad-street, or through Postoface Box BOT.
Will also attend to the investments Of money In
large aud small amounts.
RsTRRnsoEs Wagner, Huger & Co. Reeder &
Davis q A. Trenholm & Son, W. o Bee Co.
Thoa r Wsrine. asher South Carolina Loan and
Trust Company: Pe'ser. Rodgers & Co., ]. D. Aiken
& Co., George II. Waiter & o., Cob, n, Hanckel &
Co.. Andrew Simonds President First National Bank
aeni 21 pAo Emo
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NOR sA, t1. HOO ACnn~ GF w. LII
n TIMBERED LAND In lower ri OF baruwcl
Count six miles from south disto Rivor Terms
made very low For particulars, address Or. O. b..
HUrrO Graham's Turnout. 0.S. r. X.
August 10 pAc 10
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly In the neatest
style and at the lowest New York prices, OF lHH
NEWS Job Once, No. 14s EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsevhera
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VIZ A N Il e ID.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, humbor 1As, 2o4, 2o5, 2os. which are mu-
,ila,ed by a Largo deficiency 10 unmatured coupons.
font 10 w. b. WILLIAMS & SON.
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TAU YOU DESIRE TO BE CURED OF
oil your Dyspepsc Bympsoms7
saptr snos USE solONoNa' BlrTERs.
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Cost anb 3duno.

T OST, A BLACK AND TAN DOG, AN
IL SweRs to the uame OF Jet. reward will be
given II Iett at No Pitt street. Sept 20 I
DICKED UPON BROAD-STREEr. TWO
TRUNK or DESK KsY5s which the owner
can have by proving property and paying expenses
Sent l6 -
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sept29
GMfationaI.

THE MISSES LANNEAU's SCHOOL,
i The exercises will be resumed on Monday, Oc.
tcbsr 4, at their restienoe No. Pitt street.
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