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FOREIGN ITEMS.

~
. Count Bismarck, whatever may be his pro-
to the old-eashioned system of classical educa-
ton, and recently sent his two boys to Oxford,
where they may be saturated with the learning
Of the middle ages.
-Girardin has true American appreciation
OF newspaper management. He declared at q
meeting OF Parisian journalists the other day,
that the best policy was to sell the papers at a
nominal price. and depend upon advertise
ments for the profits.
1t is proposed in London that dramatic
critics refuse free admissions TO theatres, and
pay for the seats as others dos The Times has
already adopted this plan, and the other Lon
don papers speak of following suit. Such q
course would add to the independence of criti-
cism.
"A critic says that Wagner's music in s.R:-
enzi" is so difficult that 1t makes the horn
players leave the rehearsals with bloody lips,
and that certain passage for four trumpets
in "Lohengrin" 80 effected the nerves OF one
listener that it gave him brain fever which
nearly killed hmm. t.a. ss,ltal
The London-C ,urt Journal says that on
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson's arrival in London in
August last. he entered into contract for d
residence in Portland-place, for b period OF five
years, at much higher rent than was paid by
his predecessor. The agent. however, with
prophetic caution, introduced covenant in
the lease providing for the payment Of o large
sum as compensation in case the minister
should find it convenient to return home be.
fore the period had expired; and under this
stipulation Mr.. johnson was oblige to pay be-
fore quitting England forfeit Of upward Of
$4,000
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a. DUEL FRUSTRATED.

RICHMOND, June IA duel. growing out of
an article in the Petersburg Index, denounc-
ing Robert ". Hughes, contributor to the
Richmond State Journal (Republican organ, J
was arranged for to-day, at Chester near this
city, between Captain W. E. Cameron, editor
OF the Index, and Mr.. Hughes. The police
arrested the seconds and Mr.. Hughes near the
fighting ground. The fight, it is thought, will
be renewed in another State.
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TIE NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL L
UNION

ALBANY, June 1.-The resolution censuring
the Associated Press monopoly, as preventing
the establishment Of newspapers througho
the country, was finally referred to COM
mittee.
Mr.. Halleck, Of Washington, offered series
OF resolutions that employers should not make
religion or political views q test OF employ
ment, and denouncing the action Of the con-
gressional printer in employing the negro,
Douglass rat The convention adjourned
without coming to vote on the resolution.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM W.ASHxNGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Attorney- General
Hoar's opinion regarding the status of Georgia
is not expected for two weeks to come.
The government loses but 3S3, coo by the
Bante Fe robbery.
1t is reported that Turner, the negro post
master for Macon, has secured and filed his
bond. 1t ls also stated that Turner's appoint
ment was determined upon by the Cabinet,
and the President, uns ser the circumstances,
declined to withhold the appointments. Turner
is here.
A delegation Of tobacco dealers are here en-
deavoring to have refunded to them the money
paid for restamping tobacco manufactured
prior to July IL. 1868.
Reports received here from Cuba represent
that the dissensions between the Spanish off,
cials and the organized volunteers are increas-
ing. The volunteers have almost entire con-
troll Of the island, and the recent order coun.
termanding the sending of Spanish reinforce
ments emanated from them.
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Wbituarp.


ISAAC HARRIS.
go falls to earth the ripenea grain,
'Tis buried, but to rise again.
When. in contemplating the grave the rich feel
themselves to be poor; when the strong are Feeble
and tho brave trembe, then the good man undis.
mayed, can say: Though after my skin worms des-
troy this body. yetin my fe esh shall Tsce God.''
Suoh are the thoughts suggested In tho death of
Mr ISAAC HARRIS, native Of this city, who de-
parted this life on May 9th, 1862 after an illness OF
IA days.
An a2ectionate husband. kind uncle good neigh.
Dor, and sincere friend he passed HIS days in rere-
ment and in the practice of domestic virtue and
long viii hts memory be revered by those who came
within the circle Of his acquaintance; and TO those
who knew him best and loved him most death sone
can sever the recollscions OF this truly good man
BY all beIov'd. and full of love to all.
Death shockd his friends but could not him appall
he pass'd serenely to the realms above
Upborne BY arms Of everlasting love.
Ger his aehes weeping tend
A wife, relatives, and many friends.
Who vainly hoped that Heaven would snare
The object Of their fervent prayer. LHC.
-O-
~ BuDDs.-Died in thi. city, on Monday evening.
7th instant. A.hEfc SANS, infant son Of j. d. and
ANNIE III. BuI aged four weeks and one day.
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JOHN CHINAMAN.
1s he q Desirable Accession to our POpu.
1atiOn-~The Question Considered from
q New England Standpoint.
[From the Atlantic Monthly

From the Atlantic Nonthly.]
The ever present chinese pique our curiosity.
We must look INTO their homes-compact, SIM
pie, yet not over-ciean or sweet-smeliing quar-
ters-into their restaurants and their theatre,
II it is in operation, and into their 'tJos
Houses" Their stores invite us with open
doors. and tempt our po,kets with all the va
riOus specialties OF Chinese manufacture at
reasonable prices. A few are men of stature
and presence, with IF ces Of refinement and
gentle strength; the many go sneaking about
and mentally. imported here Ike merchan.
disc, and let out to labor under system
only half removed fropa slavery itself.
Yet they are an important element in
Of the continent. But for their labor ,cs the the
Pacific Railroad would have teen at least
two years longer in building. Twelve thou
sana OF them have done nearly all the
ing OF the road from Sacramento to Salt Lake.
They FURNISH the principal labor in the facto-
riess tney make cigars; they dig and work over
goa aSs are cocks they
IRONING IN all the iahter and simpler depart.
kEaehts Of labor where adelity9 to pattern. AMI
nex6lity ana originality OF action, are re-
& workers. at least 75, ,O0b of them az are S scat.
Se-ed over these Pacific States, west of Utah !:
Ind though our American and European Ia.
6orers quarrel with and abuse thea; though
1families, and seek no citizenship though
+ all their women here are not only CONNER
Ecial, but expressly supported as such; though
they are mean and contemplate m their
vices as IN their manners; though they
1ere despised and kicked about on every
&hand. still they come and thrive, slowly better
heir physical and moral and mental oondi-
Stions, and supply this country with what it
Bmost needs for it's growth and prosperity
sheap labor. What we shall do with them ia
not quite clear yet; how they are TO rank, so
{cially and politically. among us, is one Of the
anuts for our social science students to crack,
Fif they can. but now that we have depopulated
Ireland, and Germany is holding on to it's own,
and the old sources OF our labor supply are
drying up, all America needs them; and, obey
ing the great natural law Of demand and sup
ply, Asia seems almost certain to pour uporl1
and over US countless thousands of her super
fuous, cheap-l,ving, slow-changing. unassirni-
lating but very useful laborers. And we shall
welcome and then quarrel over and with them,
as we have done WITH their European .prede-
2essors. Our vast grain, cotton and fruit
ields, cnr ,ea.ena,ns system Of public works.
our @ mnlMip,yhs thr iRRtssnres Rmt al need and
L .l- l. q t.
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NEGRO JURLES IN WYLLxA1FSBUR@
The Way Justice is Administered Under
Radical Rule.

The Way Justice ts Administered Under
Radical Rule.
The following letter from cur correspondent,
"Kingstree." dated June 8, gives lively pic
ture Of the State Of judicial affairs in ono Of our
negro-ridden counties. There are only twice
as many negro voters as white voters in VIII
liamsburg, but of twenty-four turymen only
two are white: a
We are now beginning to feel, in good earnest,
the practical effects ofreconstruction. Our June
term of the Court of General Sessions began
it's session on Monday last. and OF the thirty
one petit jurors summoned, twenty three were
negroes and eight white men. or the grand
jury twelve were negroes and seven white. Or
their appearance. but enough appeared to con-
etitute q. jury. or the petit jury only eighteen
appeared. Extra jurymen had then to be
drawn from the bystanders, andof these, thir-
1ttherefore now happens that jury Mol consists
Of ten negroes and two whites, and Jury No. q
al or negroes-nos one white man upon it.
After this jury was organized, serious ques.,
tion occurred to the court as to who should
the panel could write II seemed to be agreed
among the members Of thu bar, that the attor-
ney representing the party in whose tavor the
verdict might be should write the verdict
and then let'the foreman make his mark In the
presence Of the Judge. But, finally, after some
inquiries among the sable gang, his Honor
found one man who said he could write his
name. This man was appointed foreman by the
Judge. No verdict has get been found by this
jury, and it yet remains to be seen whether he
can write verdict properly. This is certainly
terrible state Of things. The .bpttom rail"
ts unqaestlenably ION top An entire panel
menl CSn any county ID the State nome up
to this
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aS- PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS AND
FUEL FOR IGHT-vEsSELS, &c-OFFICE
LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, No. 40 BROAD
STREET. AT CHARLESTON. g. c., JUNE Q, 1869.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until Twelve O'Clock M. on SATURDAY, the 18th day
of juno 1869. for furnishing and delivering Rations
and Fuel as may be called for for the lIght-vesses
and tenders which are may be in this District,
for one year. from the LIST day of July 1869, to the
SOth June, 1870, inclusive. The rations to be Of
good and approved quality; to be delivered along
side OF the lighthouse tender other vessel pro-
vtded for the purpose, at Charleston, g. c., and to
be stated in the bid accordingly. in good and euf-
ctent packages barrels, boxes. and cases, and in
good ORDER once quarter free Of all expense to the
United States, agreeably to specifications. which will
form, part of the contract. copies Of which may be
had by applying at this Office.
The bids for ratiols, coal, and wood, will be con-
sid red separately.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light.vessels" and ia
placed in another envelope and left at or drectt
this Office, prepaid If sent by mail.
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
e. e, STONE, Commander o. 8. n,
June 10 8 Insr ector Sixth District
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TICE is hereby given that ON the Afteenth day OF
June ensuing, at Twelve noon, the undersigned will
apply to the Judge of Probate OF Charleston County
for nai discharge as Executors OF win of the late
THOMASM. HUME. sse
EDW. g. HUME,
JoaE Z SisaT 8 M!rSaEEn Ell M p, Executors.
4 May 10 ssuth limo
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Key West advices state that the United
States steamers Penobscot and Saratoga will
sail northward. The yellow fever cases are
doing WELL
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A% The Friends and Acqua1ntancel
OF Mr.. and Mrs. CORNELIUS b WEBB, are re
spectfuy invited to attend the Funeral OF the for
mer, from his late residence. No. II Burns Lane
THIs AFTERNOON, at Four O'Clock. June 10
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a@-I. U. O. F.-Howard Lodge 30. g.
The O@cers and Brothers OF this Lodge will assem-.
BILE at ODD Fellows Hall. at hafpast Three O'Clock
1HIs FTERnooN, to pay the last tribute Of respect
to our deceased Brother. @. B. WEBB.
BY order of the N. q. Ell TERRY
January IL Recording Secretary
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Special Notices.

A@sT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Service In this Church To-MoRRow MORNING, at
halfpast Ten O'Clock, DR.. w. W. HICKS ofaciatins.
Evening Services discontinued
June IA
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Spffial Motiees.

HESITATE OF SOUTH q A OLINA-
MARLBORO COUNTY.-IN EQUITY Y-pREsTON
CoVINGTON AND WIFE vs. HENRY O. LEaaETT
AND WIFE. EFT AL.-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN.
JUNCTION AND RELIEF.-Notce is hereby given
In obedience to IN order made ia the above stated
case. that the children Of EBENEzER W. THOMAS,
or their heirs. If any such there be- hereby re-
CURED to establish before me, at Bennettsville g.
g., on or before the YrRsT DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their rght to the fund in
question in above stated case; and their failure
so to do. be deprived and forever barred of all
right, title or interest an the same.
d. D. MocOLL. Special Referee.
June ~ s AtT.ttt n sSmos
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aSSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BORO' COUNTY-N EQUITY--MARY g. 8. JACK
Son. ADM'x.. VS.. HUGH yAuKsON. ET A1.-BILL
FOB PARTITION. &o.--Not1ce is hereby given, In
ohSdienea 10 order nAdA 49,
that the next OF kin OF WILLIAM j. JACKSON, de-.
ceased living at the dme Of his DEATH their heirs
a. law ARD legal Representatives. Desides HUGH
JACKSON ana ELIAS JACKSON, ore requested to
eStablish Eefore such relationship. at Bsnne tE-
ville. s. O., on before the v1Rsr MONDAY or Au.
aUC next p. MoCOLL. Clerk
June IA etuth 1mo
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or BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the word the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. instanta-
neoua; no Disappointment; no ridiculous tns; rem.
edes tho i'll effects Of bad dyes; fnvigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold by; all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No, - Bond
street, New, York. lyr May is
aTGO TO GEORGE LITTLE 4 co. FOR
cheap UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS, s a5
X Jun0 %,okhe1voo
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a@ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO TIE
now celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs were as
wen known IN the West Indies as they are now
known In the United States. It is true that they
were not known by that name. bat their components
aud manner of manufacturing were the same-save
that there has been added Calisaya Peruvian Bark
celebrated the world over for it's wonderful tonic
propertes. Even to this day these Bitters popuo
lar ever and their sale and ON these islands
is constantly increasing. and there can hardly q
family be foun1 rich or poor, who s without them.
We do not wieh to impute any wrong to the Amer
can proprietors Of these Biters. but that they are
the ortgnators we most stoutly deny, and they must
take such umbrsge at It as they please. At the same
tive we take this occasion TO say that more valu.
able tonic Bitters cannot be found in oil the world.
We consider them just the thing for weak and deli
cate females. and all those requiring mild and gen.
tie stfmulant.
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AT HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-THIS
article 10 the True Secret Of Bsauty. It is Whist
fashionable Ladies'. Actresses. ana Opera Singers
uAe 70 produes that cultivated disssAgas appearance
90 rau6h admired In the Circles of EAahion.
sslc 1e removes AL unaightly Blctches, Redness.
4feckies, Tan. Elnburn and Effects Of Spring wfrds,
and Gasss to the complexion Q Blooming Purity oi
tssnsparers dslicacy ana power. No Lady Who val.
aes ans complexion can do without The Magnolia
nalSp. Beventyldve centswffl buy IL OF any oS ous
rospectabls dsalses aa'e 1s- it ss2& ~
Wv
! Iysn's Kashaifoa 10 GvSSy doHsAHSi haiT dress
Ing. VI ~ s tuths 1fno DAG \ HAY "a 3
aay" ESSAYS FOn YOuNG MEN, ON TEE
1fTorg ana Abusss incsdens 10 xonsh ma Marty Man.
hood, with ths humane view on ts4at1stA sna cure.
ssna by masl frea of charge. Aadrssa H0wAKD As.
socfATfONt non r, Rhtlaeslshia, pk M
May a. amoa
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a% ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to the late JAMES MOULTBIE, M. D., Will
make payment, and those having claims agains. his
estate will present them properly atested to Messrs
RUILEpaR YoUNo. Solicitors. No. 26 Broad-street.
II. 0OURDIN, Qualified Executor.
June IL June IL, 20 1amo
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a@GO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
FINE LINEN SACKS, 81 so.
June <x&bsIroo
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funeral uotiffs.

A9- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of EMMA MCCALL and MARIA Ho1wELr.
are requestt to attend the Funeral Service of the
YOUNGEST CHILD Of MARIA HoLwErL, from No.
1b Midde-street, at Five O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON,
without rthpr T,,vo
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A4r The Friends and Ac4uaintances
Of Nj, apd Mrs. ABRAHAM NOISE and family, are
invited to attend the Funeral Of Mr.. ABRAHAM
Noise, on SUNDAY MORNING. at Nine o'clock, from
the residence OF H. B. DELEos. No. Colege-street
June IL
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price,
June g. tuths3
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aS- ROSADALTS !--TUMORS, ULCERS OR
Old Sores are caused by an impure state Of the
blood. Take kosadaiis as directed, ana II the Ul-
GERS are inhamed, use Elm Poultice. After inAam-
nation susides. use some mild ointment
Never attempt to cure an OLD Sore by otntments.
salves, &C., alone. Nature often makes an outlet Of
this kind to throw on the impurities Of the blood
Cleanse the blood thoroughly frst and the Old Sore
viii get well itself. becsure Nature has no further
use for II.
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A@THE NEATEST. THE QUICKEST AND
TIE CHEAPEsT.--THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No..
1A2 East RAY, hayipE Topaol.islIoaass c.&rK WIN u
new ana large assortment of material OF the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. ~
a8- TIES, SCARFS, GLOVE, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
a BLACKwRLL'S.
May IL tnths No. 219 King street. -
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aT UNITARIAN CRURCH.-THE REGU-
LAB Service in this Church will be held To.MoRRow
MORNING, at the usual hour, and will be conducted
by member Of the congregation. These services
will be continued during the summer without further
notice.
Immediately after the Service tomorrow there
will be special meeting of the Pewholdere, at
which a full sttendanoe Ia desired. June 10
a%CITADELSQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvEnINo at Eight,
June u q
Aa- RIVER BAPTISM.-ON SUNDAY.
June IS. D.. ", between the hours of Ten and
Eleven O'Clock. the eacred ordinance of Bapts m
will be administered ~ JACOB LEGARE, tho Pas
tor Of Morris street Baptist Church. ct tn, foot of
Council-street, west end of Tradd-sreet. The pub
lie are respectfully invited. A Collection will be
taken up to aid the Church ~ June Il
1910 WHOM IT Mt..rONCERN.-A
LIEN CREDITORS OF Ga ORGE p. ELILOTT ESQ.
OF Beaufort. 8. c.. Bankrupt, are hereby notified
that, pursuant to order Of Court dated June 7th,
1869. they required to prove and establish their
liens. before J. G. CARPENTERS, Esq. Registrar,
on or before July FIRST, 1862 or else be debarred
from any beneht arising from the decree to be made
in this case. LOUIS NOLAN
Assignee of g. p Elliott
June IL s3 th1
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BAIr11zoRr. MD March 4, 1855
believe DR.. LAwnxasCE's "Rosadafts" to be the
BEAT ALrrRArrvn NJ osz, and therefore cheelfuNy
recommend Il ss such.
sae THOMAS J. BOYKIN NJ d.
For sale by GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., I'm.
porters Of Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston. 8. G.
June IL tr stuth8
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cotton can be expected from the Southern,
states, unless our supply Of labor is increased
Notwit6standing the remarks Of the Hon.
Reyerdy johnson, who recently, in the Town
Hall at Manchester. assured the people Of
be properly developed and Organized" Man
chester would rejoice, not only IN four or Ave,
but IN o few years, in SIX or seven millions
OF bales from America, we are forced to the
conclusion that the average yield Of the South
ern cotton crops, with the present labor sys-
tenn. cannot exceed q, SOC, 600. Gould we grow
5000. 900, it could not be,picked out and saved.
aus aearesS, the people have had
izlng free labor in their West India posses
slo9s for nearly generation, aud they are bet
Ter Judges than that distinguished diplomat
iats whose experience extends only over the
past three years. Such remarks clearly show
what errors men Of distinguished abilities aall
into, when they leave the sph6r8 in which they
usually revolye. and venture to give opinions
on subjects OF which they have no practical
SO far from looking for any speedy increase
in the cotton crops 0frthe United States, We
fear on the other hand that labor in cotton
culture is faet diminishing. It'll FROM shres.
the towns and cities; the deaths Oh the plahta-
gIov,ngs Nothing ba. 4 she 'a ne use I 81 % fsrsas
aas SeS ana the best success IN ths
MN MIN the present laboE:up 70 two and NJ halR
gs thaV esn be picies lie fimis q or saas
present .dpr pfCo.2flns Cofa even y the
not save lSre. & u ss 1 =, ID e Z = 81 ~ sO1 -
.. We 90 snnc think the dstsrsosstion Of the
Honss 49, ,n . tSa subside here so ,ow do Il has
ssoroas. segshss sss sasGs tsssS beng 20. @
shsy III IA pS mere. sss isss
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|, Iysn's Kashaifoa 10 svSfy dSsls6a6i naaT DIRE,
Ing. KS s's tuthp 1faO DAG + @ Nav "a
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PACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COmH.Y q
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

FOR 0EORGETOWN.S. @.
p .,uKMDA THE STEAMER RNILE. CAPTAIN
akzG2E1SSSa$S asP. @. LEWIS win leave South Oon.
instant, ct 8 O'Clock. Af ..1r n : ~, = ~
Returning win leave Georgetown ON TUESDAY Ar.
TERNooN, 10th instant. at hal-past O'Clock.
Freight received TO.MoRRoW (Saturdayl
ALI Freight prepaid. ..n
No Freight received after sunset.
Apply to H. .He-i
sHACKELFoRD KELLY, Agents.
June ~ No R0YcAsQ WfnnH
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BuDDs.-Died in this city. on Monday evening
ANNIE NJ. BuI aged four weeks and one day.
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ANeasm THE sIDEWHREL sTEAMBHp
/ZEM%Y6 MAGNOLIA, Captain NJ. b. 0noW-
AUEQHA4dX~ ELL. viii leave VanderhorRt's Wharf
on "WEDNESDAY. June 18th, 1869, ct
III O'Clock A. M.
Freight Of vegetables received up to 10 O'Clock on
day OF sailing. RAVRNEL q CO., Agents.
June 10