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A@TO CONSUMPrIyES.-TH ADvER-
rIsER, having been restored 70 hsiit, in few
weeks by very simple remedy, afser hav'aa suffered
seserai years with iung anectio Ana chat
dread gdisease Consumption. fs snxione to make
known to his felow-sufserers the means o. euie.
To oil who desireit ne will send copy o. ths pre-
scs,ption used free 0harge, with the dir.cbcns
for preparing and using the same, which they Will
And sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. sfonch,-
tas no. The OBJECT Of tine ADVERT or in sendsna the
prescription is to beneAt the afflicted, and spread I'm
formation which he conceives to he Invaluable: aud
he hopes every sufferer win try his " win
cost them nothing sr.d may prove Blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD a. wILsON.
Williamsburg. Kings County New York.
EehruTy8 N3@s II h's 5noe
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MS OFFICE CHARLESl ION GASLIGHT
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 5. @. MARCH "A,
1sf9.-A DIVIDEND OF FtFTY GENTS PER
SHARE on the Capt. stock Of this Company hav
ing been declared by Directors. the same will be
paid on and after MONDAY, 5th proximo
Tho BOOKS OF TRANSFER will bs closed from
this date to 9Th proximo. w. J. HERIOT,
March "a Sscreta y ard treasurer.
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N| SARArOGA IA" SPkING WATER
Sara oga, in the Sra Of New York. Is one of the
most remarkable mineral upon the surface
OF the globe. Within area OF mile in diameter
are some thirty mineral springs-no two of them
alike. In some Of the waters. Chloride of Sodium
predonainates in Others, Iodine Maanesla Sulph ur
Chalyboate. &c. The beneficial enects OF some OF
these w,ters. medicinal agents, arc known
throughout he civilized wo Id. Probably one hun
dred thousand persons yiS these Springs animal r.
Many hundred thousand bottles Of tho water orc
transported and consumed in the various localities
OF the country.
The SARATOGA "A'' SPRING WATER is pro
ba,ly t.; most effective mineral water found on
either lent. 1t will be observed that 1t has ten
per cen. rcater mineral properties than the cele-
brated ,ngress Spring: tour times that of Baden.
BADEN of Austria; Ava times that of AK Ia Chap lie
In Prussia: twice that OF vichy In France: nearly
Germany: and eq ,ally. the Spas Of Bath. Ing
Land. and Kissengen in Bavar,s.
The reputation of this wa.er 10 based upon its
effects in diseases OF the stomach, liver. bowels,
Mdneye. and Spleen and acts with woane; fu, bene-
At IN cases Of Chronic Dyspelsi', Constipation,
Gravel, 0out. Scrofula, Cusan Affections, Gene
la Lethargy. Soreness, and Prostradon OF the sys-
ten.
Tho value Of mineral waters has been prixed and
acknowledged by medical men since the earliest
civilization. eel brated author ty says: .The viz.
tues OF mineral waters have been best sho vn in tho
treatment OF obscure and chronic dseasea."
Agent for the Saratoga "A's Sprihg Water,
JOHN y. AENRY
No. Al Park Row. New York.
Sold in Charleston, 8. c., bv g. W. AIMAR, w.
A. SKRINE. RAOUL & LYMAN. a. W. E;KEL Il
90. ED. 8. BURNHAM and e. q. KELLr Rs & co.
February 23 DAo tnthseow3mos
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MT CHARLESTON SAVINGS TNSrlTU-
1ION-FIN.L Sc ETTLEMENT.-In accordance with
the decretal order OF the Court OF Equity the
ond and last instalment Of folr tenths per
centum Will be paid on aud ater THIS DAY to depo-
stors. at the Office of the Institution, No. %
CHURCH.oTREEr
IuRsDAzs and THURSDAYS will be specially devot-
ed to tho payment OF females Males win be attend
ed to on the other week days.
Tho Deposit Books must be surrendered, as this is
the final settlement Tue ofaoe will be opened every
day tSundays excepted) from Nine o'clock A. M. to
rwo O'Clock P NJ, and payment will be made
out of business h urs. The payments will continue
daily until every depositor is Settled with.
HkNRY S. GkIGGS,
March 30 10 stuth10 Treasurer G. S.I.
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THE WE.lTHER.

AUGUSTA, April 5.-Meavy frost this morn
nag. 1t Is feared that tue freit crop and early
vegetation are injuiod.
SAVANNAH, April 5.--Weather cold. Frost
last night. Wind south southeast.
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Sh,pe,as.
NEW york AND CHAsLESTOM
ST e "a M HIP LINE.
FOR NEW YORK.

4s>f~ssuma TOR SPLENDID SEDE-VHNmr
/EM3S - STEAMSHIPS OF this Line win
S~e4MAkz4XX leave Adgcr's south wharf during
HsaaHsss- -. the month OF april. as follows
p. M. f - WV NJ
P. Al. " " oA9'
CHARLESTON. TuEsD " April 10. at O'Clock
A. M. N'
MANHATTAN. fArunDAy, April II, at 10 O'Clock.
A. M. '
IaMEs ADaER. TuEsDAx, April %, at IL O'Clock
NJ.
CHAMPION. SATURDAY. April "a, at 4 O'clock,
P. NJ.
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, April 27. at O'Clock.
A. NJ.
a@- Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
at u per cent
A0- xtra Charge of SIS will DO made to pas-
ssngers purchasing icketa on board a,ter .iling.
go These 81 SlEAM>HIpS hive handsome and
roomy accommodations tor passengers, and their
taoeaae uppled with all tbs delioAcios OF tho New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight or Passage, apply 10
J>hlk~ aDGFR Il co.
Corner Ad2er's Wharf and East Bay (Up-st tatrs)
April . 49,
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.Marrien.

LALER-WoKEN IE-In this CITY, en- the n, orn-
ing % tae IA inst, Oy tho Rav. W. y. BnwM AN ,
MAfHEW O LALER to Miss ). II. MoKENZIE
JOBM,ON-SMALLs-O tho Ah Of Ap ril, by
Miss ELLEN SMITH. colorel, daughter OF JANE
eMALIs.
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Spseial Mutiees.

nTCONSIGNEES PER STEA HIP
CHAMPION nre notified that she Is discharging
cargo at Atger's Wharf. Goods remaining on dock
as sunset will be stored at owners risk expense
Freight will be collected a. the new tariff rates.
JAMES AD6ER h CO.,
April G Agents N. Y and e.. +. :. Line.
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as- 1T IS SAID THAT oALIsAYA BARK

@Sr 1T Is SAID THAT OALISAYA BAR K
has peculiar Ell ct upoa the liver, and guards the
sysem against diseases by exposure and irregular
diet It 10 conceded that the great ,cess of tho
wonderful PLAN NATION BIrTENs, which, previ-
GUS to our ate unhappy difficulties. was found in
most Southern homes, was owing to tho exract of
Casaya Ratk which it conta ned as one of the prin
cpal Ing ed en,s. In confirmation of this we have
heard one Of our distinguished physicians rem, RI
that Whenever he fel unwel from ordinary dietetic
or anosoht ria causes. he invariably relie him.
self by PLANTATION BIriER,. We speak advis-
edly when say tn we know it to be the best and
most popular medicine in the world.
MAGNOLIA WATKR,-Suotrior to he best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the prioe.
Aprtle tuths3
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as-ESSAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.--ON IHR
Errors and abuses incidonf to Youth and Early Man
hood .,h tho humane Wow OF treatn ant and euro.
cent by mail free o. charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. BOZ p. Philadelphia, Pa.
5 january 40 Y Y ,y 4 smo
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a@ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
OR PURE LTQUO9 OF JUNIPER BERnIB>.-- his
tavorite brand Of PURN LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF time, miation, riraey, hish
tariffs aud unfair competition. and still eaJoys q con.
eaantly increasing sale; showing that True crit
does not always 60 uEappreciated
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
10 offered to the public perfectly relilble epeci-
hotu al cases Of Diseased Bladosr An Kid ieys IL
acts directly these organs, with Iiro: moss ana
speediness, which render It invaluable to pereens
suffering from Gravel Diabetes. InlAnsl hlAdd er.
scanty and highl y.oolored urine, and IL all cases
where, from Whatever cause, healthluL I,urotc IL
required.
Ladies' subject to painful menstruation. can by the
use OF CORDIAL GIN Q few days previous to and
during illness obtain great relief In slch Instances
1t should be taken wath sugar and warm watcr
AZ tonic and beverage this CIV is uuequallcd. az
it possesses none of tho heaache prr,,srrie. be
found Ia those poisons, Too frequently sold un-
der the names Of aan. Brandy wh'.key. &c
JOHN r. HMNRY sole Importer,
No. Al Park Row. <ew York.
For sale in Charleston, south carolina. by u. II.
KELrFRs & co. RAOuL LYNAH, w. a.
sKHINE, q. w. AFFAIR, ED. Is. BURNHAM and A.
W. EGKEL b CO.
February 23 DAo tuthseo q 3mos
NF NO CUREI NO PAYT--PORsE3CS CS
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to euro Oou his. Group.
Hoarseness sore Throat. splitting Of blood sDa
Lung Diseases y Immediate relief produced. Try
It; If not satiAed return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by the Agent.
i45s q. w. AIMAR Druggist,
Corner KING and vanaerhogst streets.
N1- Price IS cents.
February az DAo tuthssmos
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Obituarp.

.TUCKE Dep,rted this he. Saturday. 27th
nittmo. at his rosd ,nct On the Peedeo DE- JOSEF
II. IU KER. aged 80 years.
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NV AND DARLING

HSr OFFICE CHERAW AND DAR' ING.
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHERAw. MARCH
80 1859 The INTEREST COUPONS, duo ON the Let
April. 1889. on the first MORTG AGt BONDS OF this
Company. Win be pa on presentation astho ONCE
of tue No.theaster1 Railroad Company, In Charles
ton, o. at IN, Office 10 Gheraw.
II tsigeed,J JOHN II. MOWER, Treasurer.
!, x,arc,, 81, s- a
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CO. rHE sTATE on SOUTH CAROLINA,

a5 THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DX TRICT---IN THE COMMON
PLEAS.-ALBERT LIFE vs GEORGE MANS
FIELD--AlTACHMENT.-W Whereas. the plaintR did,
ON the third CAV Of April Gle his declaration against
the defcndan who as 1T Is said) 10 absent from and
without the ta 81 this state, and has neither wife
nor ettorney kn wn within the sanae, upon whom o
eesS o. s.ss sssa ssois ati0 might % served: Il 10
therefore Osred that the said defendant do appear
and plead tho said declaration, ON or before the
Jossrth day Of Apv which Will bo In tho year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty mine
otherwise Ansi and absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded against him. a8t
#e J.w. BROwNRrELD. g. 9. r.
Clerks Ofaoe. Charleston District. April 8. 1859
Aprii6 fs3 1oamolyfs
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EOR PAAAATEkA. FLORIDA. d,
VIA 1AVAHMAH, EhRNANDINA AND JACKSON

VILE. 'l
q suKs%A THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM NR
y DICTATOR. Captain W1 T. MoNRh.
tn. VIII sail from Charleston Iassaay Esensng,
at eight O'clock toe the above points.
The hrstc class Steamer oITY POINT. Captain GKo.
+. MoMnLAN will all from Charleston every FRI
day Euensn0, ~ Eight O'Clock, for ABOVE poiuts.
connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and With the Slorda
Railroad at Fernandtna for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile.
Pensscoa, Key West and II .vans.
through Bills Ladtos given for Freight to Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orleans. KAT
fOWnecssa0 scsth ~. y. Harris stedn,srs Ocko1qA0
aSa Griffin for Siscr Spranos and Lake. Griffin. Esse.
tss, Harris and D3rhons.
All freight o'yable ON The wharf.
Goods not removed OF sunset will be stored ct ris
and expense OF owners.
Fer freight or Passage enga0emert I, apply to
j. ID. AIKEN a C,l., Agents.
south Atlantic WbaYf.
II. B.--No extra charge sor Meals and stateroomss
November 81; e5t $50 ,..a
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FOR N n w AL,ssiA
FOR LIVEKPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
cf>kaCs~ THE FIR>T GLASS IRON SCREW
MHMNWYs@T Steamship e A nj l. l. A. HKNRH
LE0EnLfHEH PEACE Commander, now ready
to receive Freight tor the above port
to sail about 10th OF April.
For Freight engagements, apply to
kObERT NURE & CO.,
Boyce's Wharf.
ASr Risks taken by this vessel at avee'phths
~ per cent. March 26
Tt<AvhLkfts PASSING rAt.OuGIa
CHARLESTON EN- ROD lie 1OFEOEIDA AIKEN
Sc,f-szsm, Aud other places. should uot fai
LliMSYaEs1nn TO lay IN their supplies OF PROvIH
I<ZMfLN8EfHN- IONS. CLARElS. CRAMPA9NRS,
=ssT&az sT=sazessz CoROIALS, BRANDlEs. wHJ;'
KIES, WINES. CANNED MEATS, aOGPA. &C.
PAtes Of Wild Game. Deviled Entrenets Han,
Tarkev. Lobster: ETC.. for LMncheoas. sand wches
Travellers Repast. &c.
NGT-Send tor O catalogue.
WIN. s. OORWIN CO..
No. 27B Klne street.
Between Wentworth ami 0eaufain. ,
Charleston, 8. O.
Branch OF No. 600 Broadway, oerner 20tn street, /
New Xork. October28
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PACAF1C MAIL SrEARANAAIE OONl u Win
THROUGH LIN. TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN ,
CHANGE or SAILING DAYSi ;
r SI!.As rs OF l4sA APOVR
[S3AsfsFssss line leave Pier No q, North Riyex
<3SUmflN&H1HA foot Of Oaual street New Yors ut
IL o'clock noon. OF the 1st, 1lth and
91st Of every month except whom these dates fall
en- Sunday. then the Saturday preced.cs.
Departure OF lat and 21st connect at Panama WITH
stsamerH for south Pacific aud Central American,
porte Those OF LIST touch at Eauaanillo
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
tne new steam Nine from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
steamship j. PAN lsaves San Frar otsco for Uhins
and japan May 4 1850. rs =
No California steamers touch at Havana hnt oa
direct from New York TO AspinwaN.
One hundred pounds bag rage free to each adulsf
Medicine aud attendan free.
For Passage iiekets or further information Apol2
at the cOMPANY'S TtOK2r OFFICE. ou ths whoSE
loot OF canal-street, North River. New York. .
March'12 Tyr +. r. RABK, AGENT.
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FOR PlIlLAnNLrAIA AND BOs1ON,
REG ULAR EVhRY IHUKsDA

e1~hwxsa THESI SIEAMSHIp PF OMErHEUS.
/ZEd@YFsMM Captain GRAY will leave North AZ
lanuc Whart on ,UuBsDA1, April
SzS-@z&s=s- Sth, 1T - o'clock
For Freight or Passa Q apply to
JOIN Il lHkO. GETTY
April North Atlantic Wharf.
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Fur ED1S so. ROCK Wills. ENTEks-
PRISE AND wAY LANDINGS.
rK@A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
Captain JA1xss q. RuMLEY. will no.
cetve Freight HE DAY end leave To- MORROW MoaN-
mo at O'clock. and Edisto HURsDAY MORNING as
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOHN II MURRAY,
Aprne - Mar 4et wharf.
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CHANGE OFF SCHEDULES.
INLAND ROUTE-OMLY TWO AND HALF
HOURS Ar SEA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA. =
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAORHf
LINE,
- sKNDh THE STEAMER PILOT BOY DAP.
u TAIN FKNN PsoK v,n le,ve accom-.
modatdon wharf every MONDAY aud THURsDAY MonN.
nla6, ut O'Clock, touching d .au ore oniv:
returning will leave savannah TUESDAY, and FnxDAx.
at o'clock A. M. making the trip Ia even hours.
The steamer FANNIE. captain A oArR will leave
Charleston every WEDNESDAY MORNING at O'Clock
touching at Edisto Chsolm's Land n . Beaufort and
Hilton uead rotur-i ing leav- Savannah every THURS.
DAY, ut O'Clock p. H., svochng at the abova land
ings.
viii touch at BlufYton on the second WEDNESDAY,
IN every month, going aud urning.
For freight or Passage apply 20
JOHN FERGUSON.
April Accomm >dat,on Wharf,,
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THR CURRENCY BILL-REFoRMs IN THR POST
dysoFFIcE DEPARTMENT NOMINATIONS ARD ooN-
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~s A GRACEFUL OFFERING.
Presentation OF n Service OF Plate by
tho hambor OF Commerce to their EGx-
President, Colonel A: y. Andrews.

Colonel A. O. Andrews is 80 we'll known and
so popular with the whole ercant le co-nmu nifty of
Charleston. that his retirement from he position Of
President OF tho Chamber Of Commerce, which he
had 80 honorably held for twelve years. seized
o. a proper and welcome occasion for pre- sent ing
Linn Testimonial not only OF the regard and respect
of his fellow ctizens but OF their appreciation OF
the zeal with which no had steadily labored for the
advancement of the public good. The committee
charged with the preparation OF the testi uonial
found no difficulties in their way; and itmay not be
improper 10 say that many Of our nero bants and
business men, not members Of tho Chamber begged
70 be permitted to subscribe that the testimonial
might have il possible. broader meaning and
wider significance than could posse tho grace
fu offering of our time-honored Chamber Of Com
merce.
The presentation of the testimonial was expected
to lakc place at srec,al meeting of The Chamber
he'd yeste; day at ha.fpast twelve O'Clock by which
hour the large hall Of tao STATE Bank was woll filed
with the members. AS the meeting about to be
called to order ponderous walnut case was brought
in AMI set upon the table In front of tho Presidents
char. This proved to bs tho outer garment of the
testimonial wbioh consisted Of salver pitcher and
two gobets of solid silver.
The whole set Was made expressly for the coca.
sion. under the direction of Mr.. A. 81. H,yden, the
we'll known jeweler and slversmith of King street
Upou each piece tho cmblems Of commerce
and OF the staples Of trade. Cotton and rice
We're prominent, aud with them were the locomotive
with it's rain of and the steamship and sailing
vessel deep laden with precious freigh. Upon the
salver and each of the other p'eoes was the follow
ing inscription:
"1he Charleston Chamber Of Commerce to Augustus
Oliver Andrews. tor twelve years its Pre- ei-
dent A token OF the respect and
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STRANGERS Guide.

yINHE V NJ. G A. meets every Monday evening
at their rooms over VIM. y. Smiths store,
Main Street.
Champlain Chapter No. r. \. VI. meets the
third Wednesday evening in each month at
their hall in Union block. Main Street
Columbus Council No, |, Il. x :. NJ. meets the
second Wednesday evening Ill each month, "'
their hall in Unon Block.
Franklin Lodge No. 1, i. 4. NJ, meets the
first Wednesday evening in each month ut their
hall in Union Block, Main street.
Englesby Lodge No. 81 !. A. NJ. meets the
fourth Wednesday evening III each month al
thcir hail in Union Block Main street.
CRYSTAL Fountain, Temple of Honor NO meets
every Tuceday evening at their Hall III barnes
Block, LAKE Street.
st. Adams Lodge No 30, /. O. Of q. ! meets
every Friday evening at their Hall III Barnes
Block, Lake Street.
s,ery Saturday evening. at st. Alhans Bay
ST. John the Baptist Benevolent society tSa-
uudian) meets on the first and third "Wednesday
evening of each month at their hall over j.. II
Hnntington's store.
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LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
New YORK, I'd.

The testimony of Messrs. Fisk, Gould
and Harris, which is published here
to-day most cfiectually disposes of the
allegation that Ex-Gov. Fenton was in
the least Influenced by any wrongful
motives in giving his approval to the
Erie II II BILL which was passed in the
leg stature of this State last winter.
John VIM. and Thomas A. Young,
sons of Brigham Young, arrived here
yesterday, and called on Mr.. Durant,
the Vice President the Union Pacific
r. II Co. They are gentlemanly an
intellectual looking young men.
Mr.. A. Chcvalier, the distinguished
aucronaut, who lately arrived in this
city for .he purpose of max ing balloon
voyage thence to Europe, has leased
Landmarks Park, where he will make
several ascensions prior to his departure
on his great transatlantic voyage, which
will be on the 31st of July.
More than 100persons have applied to
accompany him on his perilous trip.
The Professor desires to take with him
only such persons as are capable of as
sisting him in his scientific observa-
tons, for the sake of which, princi-
pally the daring voyage is undertaken.
New YORK, I'd.
a Washington despatch says, there is
a great deal ofanXiety in all circles to
see the speech which Senator Sumner
has prepared, to deliver in Executive
session against the Alabama treaty.
This speech is about finished, and the
Senator's friends say that he consider.
it the greatest effort ofhis life
Another Washington despatch says, II
correspondence has been in process for
some time between certain prominent
men in the British Provinces and lead
ing men in this country relative to the
prospective annexation of the Provinces
to the United State. Enough has been
developed to warrant the belief among
members of Congress that if the matter
could be reached in an official way
proposals would be made here looking
towards annexation.
"A Lima PERU letter of March 14th
says, decree fOrbidding the immigra-
ton of Coolies from Mexico to Peru,
owing to the cruel treatment reported
to have been practiced upon them by
Peruvian farmers, has been received in
Lima and considerable CONSERVATION
has been produced in consequence.
The yellow fever continues to rage in
the Southern cities, but Lima and Cal
lao remain healthy.
BOsTON, 2d.
Cola l31t
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Noble Irish has purchased the inter.
est of c.. w. c. Patee as proprietor of
the Allen House, and the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm
name of Irish q Pease. Mr.. Irish is
we'll known to the most Of our citizens,
and the travelling public generally;
and we doubt not in company with Mr..
Pease, who has had long experience
in the business, will make the Allen
even more popular than formerly as a
hostelry.-Free Press
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CHARLES (. THOMPSON,

Bnnkrnpt,
Notice Is hereby given that petition mas been
filed in said Court by Chas. Il. Thompson, of
StAbans, in saidDistrct, duly decareda bank
rupt under the Act OF Congress of March 9 1867,
ion discharge and ccltlhcate thereof, from ali
his debts and other claims proyablc under said
Act, and that IL Goth day of April 1869, at 10
O'Clock am, before the Hon. VIM. D. SAipman,
Judge OF said Court, at the Island House, Town
Of Rockingham, il assigned for the hearing of
the same, when and where all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons in
interest may attend and show causc, if any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Burlington, on the 9th day Of
March, 1863 b. b. SMALLEY,
1928 Clerk.