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WhulsFaie and Retail Southern Asrnt II the Cele,
hraisl fiANus Manufactured Ia MAHSCnALLA
MiTfAIERi DURHAM & Sons, andJ, y. IALE,
thr theslH'i aud n-si Pianos sTrT offered in the
syuihrTR market, aud sid al eNarI fartnry Prices
Aisa Mhulrsslr aud Retail snuihrTh Asrhi II thu
Celebrated nTgans and hrl-lrnns manufactured Ly
tAhliARf AEEhilAM, tho mosi IsTirI med ia,
siTumenis eVsr maia, aud faT sale sI exact factory
prizes, Also SuuihrTn Agent II nuOSEY a co.'s
London Cheap aud standard Mnsir rnhiiraIioh. the
Chesnrsi aud st Musie ever offered e. tho NoTli-.
81 o. SO worth ~ Musio fuT Finy Cents, Lound In
Iiarrr covers, Nrnd fHF sample rupy
Wholesale and Retail liualrT ia Music a. siTustjon
Books, Niulns, Guitars, Mass lnstTun,sht. and
Italian strings, and Ia tact everything pertaining
t. tho Mn.ic Trade.
Prize Lsls. illustrated Catalogues, etc, sent ~
mai 80 application,
Music mailed, post paid on receipt Of tie marked
price
take his opportunity 81 thanking those Who
during the past war favored mo with their conn.
i,nee and orders. aud with my Increased 6siInir.
aud advantages, huIu stl t. b. tho favored rsin,
lrnts II orders iui Gois In my line, aud In return
would say, that al hVnTs vii Le appreciated, and
that Nil guarantee satisfaction n-'.Ty invoice 10
buyers. Very Respectfully,
PHILIP wERLEIS
No, So nAEoNSr STRrrT, n, o, doc. 5, ISGs-isIy
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GALVESTON
HOBBY q POST.
AGEyfs fOn
GILLIT's IMPROVED
Slool Brush Cotton Gin,
UdIrcsioa, Tcrd,

Thls CHS hss taken The Iifsi rTfmlaHl
Ai iht Louisiana stale Ialr IN iPFll,
isa1, The Committee NJ taiIsn hratfTs
and Planters dtltrmlHrd ~ aeFii, b.
the sa,ins of list and The imPFo,t'
menl IN staple.
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The Agricultural Convention.

The Agricultural Convention, which
meets in Columb;:. on the 28:h instant, will,
we hope, include representatives from
every district in the State. In the up
country the proposition has been we'll re-
ceived. and we are now able to announce
that Charleston, Beaufort, Colleton and
Georgetown will be represented
If the attendance OF delegates is as gene
raj as we have reason to expect that it will
be, the Convention will be an imposing and
influential body, representing the agricul-
tural and mechanical interests of the whole
State. For the first time since the close Of
the war, the planters and farmers of South
Carolina will meet together to discuss the
best means of regulating labor, aud of in
oreasing the fertility and productiveness of
the soil, as we'll as to consider whether any
change can advantageously be made in the
theory and practice of agriculture Many
subjects of importance will be pressed upon
their attention, and we believe that the
Convention will result, both directly and in
directly, in much substantial good.
We presume that the districts which
have not already done so will appoint their
delegates on Monday next Ia the Conven-
ton the voice of every district should be
heard-from Pickens to Horny, from Beau
fort to York.
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9 placo full OF skulls. which were walking
around and nodding to each other in the most
extraordinary manner, and examination show
ed that each skull was tenanted by young
olab of the kind called Oo-oo by the natives.
This little chapter in his life ended with set
ting fire to village, by which means he de-
coyed the warriors out OF fort which guarded
the only pass leading to he friendly territory,
and then made his escape directly through the
deserted fortress. Jack intends TO so 10 New
Bedford in few days to visit certain whaling
captains OF his acquaintance whom be expects
to find there, and hopes to got funds enough
to buy some tools, ammunit on. and ''old news
papers with stories in them" to take BACK with
him: for next November will doubtless ind
h,m far on his way to his island kingdom, as
he declares ho "woud not spend a winter IN
this cold climate for half the City OF New
York |"
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Baukina, Gtr.

THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY Is NOW
upeuea ut no. 10 paoAo-arnEEr, tHon.hu-atern
Railroad Rankl. for tie RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS,
DI COUNT OF PAeER. PUhCH AsE AND SALE OF
tx HANGt, and the transaction OF General Bank
ing Business
Interest allowed ON deposits upon the terms es-
tabhshed by the Board o, Directors.
The Company is also legal depository for monies
paid into Court VIII receive Reg,stry and Transfer
Books. act as Agent to pay oupons and Dividends,
and as Trustee In Railro Mortgages.
Directors.
VIM. O. BEE tof Vim. u. Bee Il COY
A. s. JUaNsToN (of Johnston, Crews L Col
ROBERT NURE tof Robert Mure Co..
". B. WILLIAMS tos ". B. williams sons.l
z. a. FROST lot Frost Adger.l
j. z. ADGER iof J. E. Adg,r & co.,
HsNRY GOURDIN tof eourdin, Mat,hiessen & Co..
GEORGE l.. BUS (of Buist Bust,
@. G.. MEMMINGER tof Memmngor, Jervey b
Pinckney)
T. J. KERR (of 7. ]. Kerr co.,
J. D. AIKEN tof J. D. Aiken b co.,
JOHN CAMPSEN (of John Campeen Co.,
a. P. CALEWELL (ot R. & A. P. Caldwen.l
WILLIAM & RYAN.
J. r. WRLsMAN.
3. O'NEILL
J. GREGG, OF Iraniteyille. 8. g.
For further particulars apply at the Banking
House, Charleston, 8. O
GEO. .. CAMERON. President.
THOMAS K. WAWING. Cashtor.
Charleston, 8. c., March 19. 1869.
March 1S suthso
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ UNITED STATES. For SOUTH CAkOIINA.-
JANUARY TrRM, 1s69.-1N THE MATrER OF
R. u HARvGN. or CLARtNOON y UNITY.
BANKHUPr.-PETII1O ION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DI, HAhGE IN BANKRUPT Y.-Urdered, That
hearing be had on the 1wENTY.sI1rH DAT OF APRIL.
1868, at Federal Courthouse in hsrlcston. 4. C.;
ami that creditors, &o. OF Raid Bankrupt appear
at said time and 40 aud show cause, II any hey
car, why the prayer of the leuioner should not DO
By order of the Court the 25th day of Maroa 1859.
DANIEL HOt LBECK,
Clerk of ihe District Court Of he q. >. for S. c.
March II So
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TS THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
UNITED STATES. FOR 1HE DISIB1C.
IN ne. WILLIAM l. GARTER, BANKRUPT. TX
PARTE JANE, NJ. BROWN, ASsIGNEE.-Notce Is
hereby given th,t all Or drors holding Lien, on the
Lstat Of WILLIAM I. CARTER. bankrupt. mu,t
prove their Liens beroro JULIO, c. CARPENTER,
tsq Registrar IN panKrup cy, at his Office. No. "a
Brond-strce in The City OF .'harlesto ;, on or before
the TwENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL Inst
BY order of Hon ,jen. \. tryan, judge OF the Dis.
trct Court OF the Uniled states for the District OF
South Carolina. JAMES M. BROWN,
anril l3 So As-igoee.
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NEW YoRK, Tuesday, May l.
UDoLpuo Wo


UDoLpno WoLFB ESQ.,:
Ueur Sr-Tus want OF puro Wines and Liquors
to-. uiudclual purposes has been loug fet by pro-
,cssIon and uluusIuds OF lives havo been SACRIFICED
uy ile USE VI uuarated articles D'llrium truneus.
uu uthl Diseases u. the Ur4lE aud u, rYcs, ~ rJr
in lhis couulry arc very rare ~ Europo. OWN. Ill
nrc,i de- rcu 10 tue .ituruuce IL Tie pu NY of
spitIts srd.
We have tested tho sevegul article. imported and
sod by YOU luc.ullug your Gin. VIII Ii you sell uu-
der lr name VI orUnItic oclieJaln &C nappi wn.cn
We coisill, Justly e;.i.rci 10 tu1 LiSh re,uaIvL
has acquired III bis country; aud from your loug
Do Iertr aS ioreisu import !, your DutLed WLnes
and Luuurs should ,ure, W IL tho same JelnLnd.
Wuwuuld rccumnenu you 10 aprolnI sVlne VI the
Respectable apo i'll dnerunt parts VI tue city
as agents ivr ih. sae OF your Bran'IcS aid Wines,
wucIe he profession cau obtain tho BaWe when
nucu,d Tor medicinal purposes.
WiaLIuy you succyss III your new enterprise,
" u reuuu, your o0adIout -sryll,ts,
YALEN FINE hlUIr. NJ. D.. Professor OF surgery,
University hl,d,cal College. Now Yo-k.
j. hI CAHNOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
surgery, ,urgron-in Chlel 10 tile state Hospital,
&C., NO. IA LAT oI1teentu-street
LEWIS A. sAYlsE, IL. L :, No. 10 broadway.
Il p i,L WEE, Al D.. No. 79l troadway
JOSEPH WUiis IER, NJ D., No llJ Niuth-street.
Nelson STEELE, NJ. D No. 81 Bleeker-s;reet
JOHN O'hLIL.Y, Al. D., No. 3JU Fourth street
u. /. RAPHAEL, NJ D.. Professor OF the Principles
aud Iracica OF sur cry, New YORK Medical Col.
lese, go, No. 81 Nntn-s.reet, and others.
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llotiffs in Dankruptfp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
| UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--1N BANK NBRUPICY-1N
RE. PETER nj. JORDAN. BANRRUPr, TX PARTE
JAMES NJ. BROWN, ASS:GNEE.-.Notice Is
hereby given that all Creditors holding Liens
on the Estate of PETER H. JORDAN. a Bankrupt,
must prove their Liens before JULIUS G. CAR
PEN Err, Esq, Registrar In Bankruptcy. at his
office No 72 broad street, In the City OF Charleston,
on or beftre the TwENTY-s1TH DAY OF APRIL,
inst.
BY order of Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the
District Court Ct the United States for the District
of South ,arolina. JAMES n. BROWN,
AprII3 So Assignee.
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dissolution Of Gopartnership.

nISSULTTIUN OE COP ERSnIP.
~ Mr II W datR retre. this day ON the
bous2 Of CHI RT.ES b CARR Il co. 1he O RPET
BU .IHESS Will bs continued by the subscribers. who
are fu y authorz.d to selte the Iirs Of the late
irn. CHAS. D. CARR,
GEO. A. BOWMAN.
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T AW NtpIICE.-TEIE UNDEkSiGN" -
/ have this day iormni cDpartner. Zip tho
~ ac.1re OF Law AND kQUIrY In all he Lour!s Of
The >raie. under the name aud style Of CHAMB+R.
lain & sEABRlUk. Ispcc al attention will be
paid TO the collection OF olIms held BY parties out
OF the State. CHAMBERLAIN.
April2 E. Is. SEABhO Il.
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RE!uMMRNoE THE
BROKER GE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, aud
soicits o share of public iaYor.
April l d. W. CARR
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Gppartnrrship }autifr.

nj JTIl E.-TEE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
IN entered irto 'opsrln rshiD . HIS DAE. To-
Tue trans .ction nf GENERAL c0MaII>>I IN AND
FACIOH GE ~. lNE -. under the name aud ylo
OF pRIr,BAKD Co., at No " ndu R,n.o
j A. PKIruHARD.
April I. 1850. L. NJ. HiIa.
April ~
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3usuranfs.
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AM
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
No. 40 BROAD-STREET.
Net Assets OF this department Invested
In this Community,

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d of June last ony nine months ago. and has al.
ready secured an annual revenue FROM premiums on
existing policies Of nearly s600,0Oo Five Hun
dred Thousand Dollars). It's new business Tor he
month of December was 's71.Ss3 Ss, insuring the
amount of s1,157,0oo. lis new business for the
month OF January was ss6,524 II, insuring the
amount Of 81, ,s4e.000.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthies Life Insurance Compa.
uies in the United States during the entire frst
year of their existence.
The Association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF St Louis. for
the purpose of changing the current OF Life lnsur'
snce and Life Insurance capital from the East 10
tho West aud South. and as Its plan is lib, raj and
lust to every section, State and DISTRICT the wealthy
men of the West aud Sou h generally are insuring
their lives in it. to the exclusion Of other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the months Of December and January are OF
an averange amount OF 81 36S Al, drawing an aver
age annual premium Of s4ls 20.
The largest average attained by any other comps
nv In the United Stares s about $40 to each poll
cy, while the average size OF all policies existing In
this country is only about s25oo.
These facts speak for themselves.
officers. 80.
q. G. LOPEZ, President cashier Peoples National
Bankl.
". GEO GIBBEs, vice-Prssidcnt Nv. G. whidep
E. E. JENKINS. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE fof North, steele q wardell.)
a. IRWIN WALKER walker. Eydns CoSswell)
g. w. AIM .R, Druggist.
II. +. PEaKE. General Superintendent South Caro-.
lima Raroa1.'
@. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JaS. Z. SPEAt Jswe Ter.
D. II. SILCOX. Wholesale aud Retail furnAture.
Mp. GARTER, Secretary and Agent
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad street.
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NOants.

WANTED. FEW HANDS, TO GO To
w Florida to tplit rails and clear land. Apply
to B. NJ. MAnSHALL & BROTHER.
April 3
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New York, No. So cEnARsrnxET.

NEW YORK, No. So CEDAR-srREET.
NovanOer 28, 1857.
UDoLpHe WOLFE, ESQ.,. Present
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical ANALYSIS
Two bottles OF ''sculodaIn Schnapps," wUich ttook
from fresh package iu your bon I'D warehouse, ana
fud. before, mat the spirituous liquor ~ Tree
from INJURIOUS ingredients or hlSihcauOn; that lt
his the marks oil beng aged aud lot reeeuty pre-
,areI ny u,rcbauicaI udluixLure Of alcohol
MatiCs. ,.,,,,
Respectfully, FLIED. +. hAYtK,
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VKTANTED, A WAlTINGMaH; MUST
w be willing to make himself useful: Mono
need apply W thout good recommenaat ons.
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LADY OF INTELLlG. NCE AND KE-
n FINED education would like the poslion of
HOusekeeper, Companion or Nursery Gcverness.
She would be happy to b. usoul IN any way,
and would tase nn interest iu tho comfort and
well are Of tboso with whom sbo may make TN en-.
gascment salary moderate. Address, stating whore
an interview may b. had. Miss EMILY HEHDER-
SON. Charleston r. o.. Tor two weeks.
ADril lDF
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Tba proprIesor also offers for sale.

BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself, expressly TOR me-
dicipa uss Each bottle has his certhca,e OF Its pu
rily. OOOhIAV "OAoAc
February "A Ii
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mo RENr. THE STORE AND KkSI-
DENCE, corner of King and L3mbol-st eets
Inquire OF p O'DONNELL. on tho next Lot north
ot Che aboye February "a
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for SaIf.


NOR SALE, a SECOND-HAND PIAno.
l For terms, address "B," through the Pest
efice April
At VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with h1 ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. So. Apply ON
PREMl> Els. thstu January IL
THuK - ,LE, A NEW SILVER-PL iTED
I DOUBLE DIR FIT STAND. Apply at the
northeast of >ocety and King strects ct the
fruit store Of j. u. ZANOGA. April
CTEAM ENGINES FOIs SALE CHEAP,
- ff applied TOR Immediately
III One IL horse Portab.e ENGINE
a. Ono 4norse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
Il, One S-horse-powcr LNGTNE. in good condition.
CAMEEON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland.s;rccts.
JanuarS l6
TNOR SALE, OLD NEWSP .PEkS IN
u any ou lutty. Irios IS coats per hundred.
The chcIpps: wrIpplu paper that eau BIO used ap-
ply III the otfre OF HI NrWS. March
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iost anD 4onao.

USr, %. WEDNESDAY,, 31ST UT.
~ pair OF GoLO >PE TACLE>. ihs flu er
VII be liberal rewarded hy loavi-g them at HIS
OFF =. npclS
4 OSr, oN TtI" EVENING OF MARCH
IL 3 st, in Geor :c.sircos b,.wc"a Meeting and
Coming HI AS CAP, Tel Dglng tn wh,oi OF tne
stonewal Firo engine The u;.do. wi be .i5er Is
rewardc.! by eayin-. the sam. u: &C. 149 HAoI BAY
April
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MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
STEAM RNGINEs AND BOILERS. Of various slzos
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS. SOGAh MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND Paws o. all SIZES
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. nom tt
1s icct in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for HAND.
pnwer. snw and Rics Mills
MACH ,hRY AND CASTINGS Of all disruption,
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE ERONis AND CASTINGS FOE BUILD.
INGS, GRATINGS,
CISTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, De, dc,
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY.
ACHINISI AND 70 UND Err
No. Sl4 MEET1NG-JTnhET.
CHARLESTON f. G.
August 8 mws
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WANTED, A CULUREu VvOMAN TO
w do tho cooking for family single. ono
preferred. Apply in aAD>DEN-sTREEf, near
Mo ,apue esst side Eprt
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26 IrNE-sTREET. NEW York, [

26 IrNE-sTREET, NEW YonK,
November 81, 1867.
UpoLPAo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear &r-I have made chemical examination of
n sample of your Schiedsm Schnapps, with the in-
tent 0f dotcrm.n ming ii any foreign injurious sun
stauca had beeu added 10 til, SIMPLE distilled sp rits
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sampIc contained no POISONOUS or hurmful
admxmre. i have uesn unable to discover uny
trace OF the deleterous substances wich are em.
ployod In tho aaultsralion Of liquors. would not
hesitate 10 use myself or to recomm' nd TO Others
tor tucdicillal purposes the Sch!cdun schnapps ns
am excellent ana unobjectionablo variety OF GIN.
Very respectfully yours,
fSinnedI CHaS, A. SEELY, Chemist.
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IMP MPi.OYMENT.-TEN DuLLAKS
r. day and constant employment guaranteed to
every man and woman IN W mt OF work. In light,
honorable and probable business. Great induce
me MIS- offered. Descriptive circulars free Address
JANE, q. RAND & CO,
Narcb 10 s9mos BlddefOrd, bIc.
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I1cel bound to say, that regard your Selma ops
as being In every respect preeminently pure, and
deserving or medical patronage at all events it is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin, hereto
tore unoptainanie. aud as such may be safoly PFC
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York
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uJANTED, FIRs r-CLA,s TRAVEL,
w LING SALEaMEN in every Stale. Good
ages or liberal per cent. dnd steady employment.
address. with stamp, B. F. HOWE, 40. $50 Arch
A., eet Ph,lndelphla Pa 3nos april
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1,U RIsVT. A TWO STUnY WOODEN
4 RE>IDENCE, No 80 Cburchs.reet. Apply to
JOIN 4. PHILLIPS, Stlte Bank, Broad.street.
lDriI 2
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FRUIlI FRUIT!
CwEET HAVANA ORANGES. AT ss TO ss ~
y per hundred
Rananas. 10 cents to 10 cents per dozen
Lemons, 90 20 per hundred
IS boxes Messiua oranges
20 barrels Red Apes
10 bai rels Red Onions
10 barrels Silver Skin Onions.
also,
PINEaPpLES Cocosnuts and Plaptains.
For sale oheapby MRs. e. D. KENhIOK,
spril2 2+ No. 83 Market-strnet, south side.
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v1fANTED, A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
w AGED WOMAN, who can wash we'll and at
tend on an invalid. Apply at No. s SMITH . LANE.
Anril ths2
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FRESH DRUGS. .-..sa
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR HALEi BIZ
DIR. H. BAER, NO. 1sf MEETfNG-
STRkET.
DIsoN's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE 4
II, Guarana tBeadaohe) Powders
Roses Cough syrup
schenk's Pu.monic Byrup - ySis
Schenk's Sesweed Tonic -.
Saratoga ga" Water -
Cherokee Romed, and Cure
Rejuvenatng Elixir
Chloride OF Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodype
German Blood or .Kaiscr" Pills. &C.. d.
April3
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A sIrJATIuN AS WET NUIs-E
"A wanted by n respecta bic white fem ile Good
references furnished ir required. Apply at No.
no II MARSH. March 80
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XEJANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FDN ALL
w TIE LRADING MAGhzINES AND NEW
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
Anr,l91 No. l6l KIng-street.
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WANTT D-UNE HUNDRED
II ABLE-BOD,ED MEN can get prohtIole en-
pIoyment and have ranons furnished. by applying
70 f3ANK F. MILLER. at Mansion house. Broad
street, or 10 Captain DICKERSON, Waverly House,
Kipg-s,reet l* April
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CyaILD,s NURSE wANTEO.-WANT.
u ED, o respectable WOMAN to mind child
and assist with the washing. Liberal wages Will 90
eiyon. Apply at No. 26 BULL-STREET, one door
t,roTn Sn,ith April 3
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y1TANTED. EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to ths CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. RIGhTER's Select Library OF New
Books contains all Of the latest publications.
April 21 No. l8I KING-STREET.
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