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REPAIRING HoUsEs.-NO person should re-
pair paint house si,hoei understanding the merits Of HOlne'
Burglar Alarm Telegraph II Is the ONLY that
broken through BY burglars Look out for worthless 1ngrmns called
improvements r. HOLMES, No Muuayst
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CLARENDON. -

The first of Q row series for The Junior tham-
piQpsp between the present champions the Fly Always
and the Clarendons played at Hunters Point yes
terday afternoon, and resulted I'm decided victory for
the Fly Always. 10 the Carendons fret appearance
since their reorganization, and they hardly in good
practice yet Appended Is the Of outs aud runs:
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CENTRAL CITY VS.. FOREST CITY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July ga game was
played to-day between the Central City Club Of Syracuse
n. y and the Forest City Club Of Cleveland which was
won by the latter by a score Of 70 %.
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& lIl

$I5 REMOVAL $50
THE COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JEwELRY FACTORY
has REMOVED their he fum No 81 their spend
oGees No 33o BROADWAY These
three spd give universal satAeOp
and although oh at moderate
and N tina BY gold costing $50 and 500 TbsJ have
greatly improved but the prices remain the s3 Those o. sGi
tne ansh, $40 Gents and Ladies JeSsy the richest ss
% respect sggs % tbe sSes gold At onssats the prices w
BUT ONE OfFlCk, NO AGENTS, responaee
for the bogus and worthless goods sold cheap eNs ssbhaen
where GENUINE
WATCHES AND JEwBLRY CAN BIZ RAD.
e. h. COLLINS Co.. No. 355 Broadway,
Carasr ~ Worth a
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TIE LITTLE ASoyynls.
orcnfnE OF the New Founding, Hospital
I'm New York.

With reference tu tile hospital for fOundlinus
recently established in New York City, some OF
tile New York papers have remarks upon the
rapid increase of infantcidc fur the past few
years. ana state that In Russia the propcrty ,lc.
voted Ia the support, maintenance anu correction
OF foundlings amounts 10 five hundred millions
Of dollars. The hospital on East Twelfth street
was completed on the lIih of October, and n re.
port says:
Tic second night after the Sisters had taken
possession of the house and put their Mate on
the door, with this inscription, "F0undling HISS
nltn, by the Sisters Of Charlty,' and before they
were able to make the slightest preparation for
the reception or children, the bell rang loudly
AMI one Of the Sisters going ont inund IL baGc
about week old on tlIc stcpa. Contributions
now in rapidly; ono gentleman promised to fur
nsh the housc with ull the milk needed for n
year To come; another sen, q chest Gcd with aii
sorts nr mcdicincs for the little ones: another
presented few iron cribs, an,l others again bed
clothing and MANY other various articles OF which
the Sisters stood sorcly In need.
The principal object Of the institution is 10 saye
The lives Of babes wlio in nine cases out OF ten,
would be destroyed by their tnhumun parents at
birth, and II IL Intended only TO accept babes uu.
der thf:c weeks cid or thereabOuts. Thcy are ail
kept In iron cribs, nicely clothed and every atien-
ton that the best of nurses can give IL paid to
them. In every instance but onea slip OF pa-
per was left in the crib, OH which Lhc child;s
name and time Ur birth were written In two
cases small sums OF money were left with the
child, and In several instances letters addressed
to the Sisters, stating that day might soon
come when the parents or mother might reclaim
IT, were found In the basket with the Giving
gift" To the institution. The policy OF the estab.
llshment of such institutions has been profoundly
discussed in time past in different cou ntrIes, but
the necessity OF looking the evil in the face, and
making provision for the preservation OF existing
human life, necessarily prevailed over MI othrr
considerations, and hence these ins,it utIons nrc
now humaneIy and wisely provided in Ali civilized
countries where there arc large concent rated pop.
nlatiOns
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TN" coS1HsrHn lLncTloNs.
f.cw ts":'e e:at into cong~css-.i,s,
wa. Dane su thr C;ra. e. W::Ir,.cr ..as,
Simpson.
lrrUM uun uws cogpEsrosp.,r.,

COLUMBIA, =. T., November og.
Upon the meeting of Congress, which COM
mrnccS on the iirst Monday i'm Drccuhcr the ease.
Of u. y. Wallace vs. W. y. simpsou-contcatct
cleciion-wiil come up.
This cnsc IL vii! be remembered! " ns presented
.iong with that OF S. y. Ho.,c ys. j. T.. Reed.
which Was forced through, and f,ogc seated, lust
at the end of the last session OF Congress-; AMI
thts case OF Wallace w. Simpson would have been
forced through In the same style, but for want of
tinc. Three nours more might has disposed @.
1t Us the other had been. The reports OF both
cascS-hoth majority and Iunurity-werc exactly
alike, reraa,im. The following is the ma,ority
report in the case Of IIogc vs. Reed:
ReSDiced. That, uron the papers referred TO, the
Committee ci Elections, in the contested case or
). J." tloEc Vi. }. T.. Reed, from the Thlrd Con
grcss.nnal District OF South CaroEl =. L.. II,,rc
ia Trihia ftcic entitled to scat in the House na
the Representative of said district subject to tic
future action of The House as to tIc merits Of Tho
case.
Upon th: same case. the minority rcport--matlc
by Mcssrs. BurT and Randnll--is as follows:
Resoirti, Tint j. r. Reel IL not en- titled, under
resolution OF March, 1860, TO seat from the Third
District OF South Carolina, by reason OF inclribi
ity, mud that S. l.. Hogc Is not cnt tiled To- s,lch
seal, because lac was not by tile greatest number
trict.
The two cases, then, stand upon the same foot
iny. and the arguments hU:h pro and ,Un are
made in nearly the same words.
The merits Of these cases will soon receive pub
lie attention, nnd the facts will hardly proyc nal.
atablc TO some OF our state officials Your cor
respondent proposes, however, to let some strH-
ing points appear, without Difference TO the focl-
ings of those who have brought forgery and pcr-
jury inso political contest which will stand In
history as Il monument nf the infalny Of the Radi.
calisnl oI to-day. CoRs ,In
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no UTIIERN zEGIsLhTC1s1ss.

NASHVILLE, November ~
The Tennessee House Of Representatives
repealed the law allowing negroes to hold office
or act as jurors by o vote of4ito 80.
MONTGOMERY, November &C.
In the Alabama House Of Representatives q
Democratic member from Mobile was expelled OH
tho ground that before the war lie had been u
county commissioner. McKinstry tRadical,l who
WAS defeated by McGee by 500 majority, will b.
admitted at an carly day. KcKinstry was In tile
Legislature before the war, and was probate and
city Judge; his disabilities have not bccn re-
moved. 1t Ia thought that several other Demo-
Gratis win be expelled in a day or day.
RALEIGH, November IL.
The North Carolina lIOusc OF Representatives be-
gan the investigation OF the railroad frauds to-
day. The treasurer wus examined. lie has is-
sued NIL the bonds 10 railroad companies. There
fs much excitement.
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TIE ancient aspects OF country life are being
|graduaily restored In France. Not fcSy of the
goldeat and nob,eat families, who have outiycI
lecsti3 revolution and Subsequent changes or
yernrfcnt, arc rapidly rcsainlng their old terri.
fial Importance. Keeping studiously aloor from
fhe public iifc OF tho Second Empire, they are oc-
|fupying themselves with tho Improvement OF
(hfelr estates, and nro thereby recovering the
kycalth ana dignity which will gradually rcinstate
{thcm Their almost prncciy supremacy
h the provinces. Tho depopnia,lon or the
Wrench rural districts, Chiefly froiu military
Ekonscriltion, has compelled tho lords OF tho soii
Ssos naya reaources TO o species Of cooperative
fRrntn9 community or farmers c0ncen-
Mate thfr efforts upon ono largo farm ins.ead OF
Hytdlng them among number or small ones.
Ph6 afe4to be cultivated consists either OF ono
estte or OF several OF lesser aizo, whose pro-
fr1etprBIagrcc TO combine, the community OF in.
prcats bling as favorable to the landlords ao to
le fa!utrs themselves. Tho operations arc con.
aleted thdcr tho supervision Of ono OF tho prO.
tictors,br OF o general manager appointed by
2tner pfty: The system iB grounded OH Il fair
Vision q tho produce between the lnnIholtlcr
% tho farmer, and tho fact that somc OF tho chief
Rd0Wnop nave en- annual revenue equal to
= 10000 "a gold, shows that tho old noSssse 10
= PIN rislrtF Into Importance.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The counting investigation in currency
printing ia concluded. Al straight
Custom receipts for tho week ending the oCth
were over three million dollars.
The iron-clad Miantonomah and other war YES
aels have been ordered 10 New York to quiet np
prehensions about the approach and presence or
Spanish cruscrs.
The schooner q. ". Graut, from Pniladelpbia
for Norfolk with coal, ran ashore on Machapcnguc
Shoals, BID. The captain aud Two mcu we're
drowned.
The National Liquor Dea!era' Convention, at
Chicago. adopted resolutions urging that direct
and indirect taxes be collected at dis,illerIes by
tnxlng their capacity.
One hundred Mormon missionaries, detailed nv
! Brigham Young, have passed Omaha In 4 body,
Their destination is the Ens, and South.
Al the Alabama State Fair, 5000 persons were
present yesterday.
The Alabama River Is very high.
The idcn OF the Virginia Radicals Is, that il the
breaking up and reorganization OF parties were
70 occur when the Legislature meets the Repub.
iican party, II placed on liberal basis, will be-
Ljoome strong enough TO carry the State of the
next elections.
The nrst OF the ten alleged Coniuricr sugar
1aud cases, involving nearly million in gold
Has disposed OF yesterday In New Orleans in the
United States Court. the jnry returning verdict
1 l6r the full amount claimed by the government
| Charles Oahn, who WAS arrested on suspicIou
being On escaped forger, has been released on
"a writ OF naoeas corpus
l lThere arc hopes OF the safety OF tho schooner J.
IlM Martin from Milwaukee, which was abandoned.
DTen pc5sons are aboard whose fate Is unknown.
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aH-I. o. o. F-SCHILLER LODGE, No.
3o.-The members OF this Lodge are summoned
to meet ut their Hail. Society street. at O'Clock,
SUNDAY MoG|INo, to pay the Inst tribute OF respect
TO ou, deceased brother, JOHN WINTER. Sister
Lodges are respectfully invited to unite wlthus
tiy order y. q. u. NORD MEYER,
novaI Secrctory
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Epccinl Nnilrcs.

JaD- SOMETHING NEW AND VERY
sALEABLE. = BoN-ToN CANDY SURPRISE
BOXES can be had at voN SANTEN's BAZAAR,
No. :2o King street, by dealers at manufacturers
price, 81 per dozen. At rcta ~ cents per- box.
Each boX contains II prize. nov25 ths2
.Js1- NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
Creditors or DIR. JOHN J. INGRAM will be held at
Manning, 8. C., on MONDAY. the 9th December
prox, OIL which day there will be a sale OF the
assets OF the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST 4 CO,
MOVES tnths5 e. Assignccs.
S5-MEDICAL NOTICE. PATIENTS
suffering from Diseascs pertaining to The Genlto
Urinary Organs, VIII receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
of DE. T. REENTSjEENA, slIlce No. al IIiscl
street, three doors cast from the Posionlcc.
ang.a wa
fS-No. ITO LISPENARD STREET, NEW
YORK, OCTOBER IL. 1s67.-DEAI sIn-It is with
much pleasure that say 10 you that consider
the PLANTATION BIT"Ti:i.S Of unto.u value.
In the fall Of 1897 l was taken with Chlls anu
Fever, with the most severe pains In my cheat
and head. IL was with great difficulty that
conld breathe. Ny lungs were greatly dis
trssscd. and there was severe pain In my right
side, by spells. could hardly get up from my bed.
cailcd doctor who attended me a!l win ter with.
out the least benefit. About the first Of August
commenced using your Plantation Bi,tors--a
wine glass fun three times o iay-and have used
!. mos. nf The time since, ami um now wei and
strong, able 20 tln III! my own work aud the care
OF Is large family. Yours, &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WATgR.-Superior to The best I'm
ported German Cologne and sold at half tho price
moves tuths3
JsJ> WORDS OF CIIEER-ON THR
Errors OF Youth and tho Follies OF Age, In rIiu.
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with helping
llnnd for tho erring and unfortunate. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, nox r., Philadelphia,
Ia. sept2o 3mos
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rnoc rmH s2.ArN c1rirAL.

tVamt'@ l'"nr ir s',c Escg;asa.urc--.h Rail
co:i's C"mr'nny wants To- lsarr
Ss,aoH,ood-'The Judge " tsir :;u,,a cn,c
Co'rt-fif1re. OF Che HIcs&.;sc az. s;t.,.u
lrnnds--fin6icn! Opinions Of the ncS-
naSc-ProZ,asc1 Frcnns so Prevent Co..
;o: sseaEs:s-.eiiotmGc
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a MAN SHOT.

Esw YORK, November at.
Albert D. Richardson, one OF tho reporters
snpturcd at Vlcksbnrg Willie floating past on
cotton bale. during the war, was shot last night
In the Tribune Office by lawyer named McPar-
lnnd. The ball lodged i'll his stomach. EcPar-
land shot Richardson q year ago for intimacy
with his (McFarlnnd's) wife.
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Sss- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqunintances OF Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett, OF Nr.
Farrell OHonrkc and Mr.. Michael Hanion, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF Mrs.
BARRETT. ftom her late residence No. 6s King
street. ut O'Clock, THIS MORNING. nov27s
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.IREANTICIDS.
CHICAGO, November

CHICAGO, November &C.
Hrs. Margaret Perry, daughter OF the late
Governor Carlin, OF Illinois, and her daughter,
have been held 10 bail in the OF $4,000 each on
charge or inranticide.
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ANOTHER MAN SHOT.

NEW ORLHANs, November 70.
Ar. Pine shot August Martinas dangerously
last night OF the residence OF the former Tue
cause OF the shooting was family difficulty.
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IY,,on TIE ASSOCIATED rnBss.l

WASHINGTON, November 2G.
Commissioner Dcano relieves split kindiing
wood from the tax hitherto :inposc;l.
Revenue to-day e4G5,ooo.
large number Of opinions arc expected to be
delivered by the Supreme Court on Monday. No
arguments will bc heard nftcr Tuesday. Trcncw
term hcgins on December 6.
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THE FRENCH OPPOSITION.

PARIS, November 26.
tisrumorcd that prominent members Of the
Thters party have passed resolutions condemning
the ministry. Electoral meetings rccommence
today.
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rELgoKAu To rnn NEws.l

WAsIIHGroH, November -.
An important Cabinet mccting was held to-
day. The subject OF discussion was the seizure
OF tho Spanish gunboats Mt Mystic. =.
It IL rumorcd that General SicEics hus tclc.
graphcd Secretary Fish, TO the effect that the
Spanish authorities have lns; ructcd their MinAtcr
at Washington to demand again the release OF
the gunboa.s, and that II tho demand is rot CON-
kplicd with he Will ask for his passports.
Several Spanish war vcsscla having gathered ut
FHcw York, the government has ordered u number
OF iron-Clad to that point.
The impression prevails that after TINS scnsa.
tion blows over, tho gunbcais will lee released.
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I..n.cc,nl Notices.

s;'""Gi,EAr CURIOSITY WONDliR-
Fbh f,ja waS caught nY some nyher,ucn ycstc.-
day, in Ashley River. l; is ci grca, tizc ana
weighs several hundred pounds. Il name ,s
wanted foTit. Yhs ish can br seen 1t Mili,ary
Hall. TiIs DAY. after ttc ho;Ir of 10 O'Clock. A,l-
mission Inc. noy.7
- WE HAVE THIS DAY ApPOINT-
I'D Mr.. Louis MAH!GACLrto to sign by procura.
'ion Tor onr firm. LESHSNts & WELLS.
Charleston. .. g., November 27th, 1869.
nOv21
j-S- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INS'rI-
TUTioN.-Thc following amounts have no, ben,
called forin the above named institution AZ the
Office will l'c closed the 3Isi OF ncc.rhcr m
persons Interested are requested to bring in their
rass Eooks aud receive the amounts due theu,.
Those who have drawn The vIrsr ns:almcn,, but
not The srcosD, will not find their names in .L,s
list, rs the fac, OF their having draws one lu
sialment la an evidence tha. tnoy know Of theh
interest in tho Institution.
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TuE --LATEST LABOR NEws.-Thc Chicago
"a haiors have won.
Workingmen'A assembly Is 10 he organized in
|i8rooklJn, NJ Y. IL Is 10 DC confined TO i!,c build.
ling tradcs.
II The German tsii!ors uf New YORK arc ARRANGING
Rlor o mass meeting TO dGyIsc means whereby Mi
RwSrk may be done In large, we'll iiveutaicd WORK.
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funeral Notices.

.gsN-TIIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances OF Mr.. JOHN WINTER, are re-.
spectfully Invited to attend his Funeral Ser
vices, at No. II Washington street; ut O'Clock
on SUNDAY MORNING,
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TIVE gyhE CLOUD.

spain Drr,,niS lar EsSinhuntS--rh,o l'cr-
ribIo Consc;r's rccs eg n .:cssssn1
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TAXATION.

INpIAhAPOLls, November 30
Tho Supreme Court decides that the Federal
Government cannot tax the bonds CT County or
State otpeera.. - 81 - Z i, ,'7'''1't -
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-"Cham," wlnse carlcaturcs I'm the French
papers have malc him 20 famous, gcts his psen-
Ionym IN q curious way. His real I,nuo is dc
noe, aue Shenl, Noah'a son, Il Gham in French.
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Governor Scott and 'Fha Ncvvs--Itestor'a-
untfon OF Mutual Confidence.
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GOSSIP rRoM RADICAL. mNAneuAnrEna.
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E.0- UNITARIAN CHUKCN.-Di DIVINE
Service will hc held in this Church 70 MORROW
MORNING, II tho usual hour, and in the EYEHISG,
at halfpast O'Clock. Subject for the Eyen,rr
DISCOURSE: iIcrcsy concerning the "Son OF Man,
:in" TIC "Shn or God.' noyaT
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zE:'- FIRST Il PTIST CHURCH. -
There viii be n" Scr"cc in thls Church ro.Mor-
ROW. meeting of the members or The CnarcN
aud Corporation Will bc held in the Lecture Room,
DAY EvEsiha, the 10Th instant, at z O'CLOCK.
iu altcE,llncn rc,I;icstcd noy"7
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.5.S"Df|iNii SERVICE Will. BE CON
'DuCfED in tic orii:u'a Chapel OH SiEurrr Az
TE'""DS. at ;;al:-Ea', O'Clock, oy the Rev. ). l..
G!RtEpsAU. L. u. noy.7
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FROM C0LUn7 mn.

TIE LABOR convnNrioN.
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Gr2t;a, o-aiirec.

@ef"Sr 'iOil%ii DU'fi fiRhN CTIURGu.
Service in lii' GhurcN 'rr-..ur.:uw mop.;,nr al
lIa'f-rmH: 10 OGioc.-, ~ The Rev W. W. ,IIcks
niii IN Tie tvESlSc ~ q uuai Icr-psq. o'cl,cL
strangers vii; tc provided with scu,s I'm the
MoENiMd. EvHSiN" Service sca,s free. noy27
.5:o"DTViNii SERVICE WILL BE CON
DUCfED in tic orp':ua Chapel on S,uuvru A.
TEH""oS. At ;:al:la. ;. :: O'Clock, oy the Rev. j. L.
G!RtI:pEAU. l.. H. noya7
1s:i- FiRSr PTIST CHURCH.
Tlrrc VIII be u" Service in tas Church ToMon-
ROW. q meeting of The members OF The Churcu
aud Corporation Will hc held in the Lecture Room,
DAY EvEsihl, the 10Th instant, at z O'Clock.
Ful, attendance requested noy"7
Eo- UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Service will hc held in this Church 70 MoEpou
MORNING II tho usual ho,r and in the EYEElSc,
1T half-pasL O'Clock. Subject for the Even,rr
Discourse: IIcrcsy concerning the "Son OF Man,
:,nd the "Son OF Cod" mover
Nu-NOTICE. TIE STEAMER PILOT
BOY WI receive r-a.Glit for Beaufort and Sayan.
nah On ShTuEpaY, III S;uih Atlantic Wharf.
nnvaj :, I'D AIKEN A co
80" NOTICE STEAMER CITY POINT
viii hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY Evw.
NISG. ut ) O'Clock, instead of SATURDAY, az here
ioforc j. d. AIKEN 4 co
now, Agents.
Jes~ CITY TAX S.-THE CITY
Sheriff making out y list OF all unpaid Excsu-
,lols In his office tor publication. noy2G Il
~" NOTICE. N. NJ. WOIILTMANN
for the present occupies the store OF Messrs
FAliRAR BRO. corner East BAY and Cl. mberland
streets. and will bc pleased 10 see his friends.
noyl3
%I" NOrlCE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate M Mir. GEO. II.
GRUBEE, are hereby Informed that their accounts
have been plncctl into the hands OF Mcssrs. ST.
MONS Il SIEGLlSG, Attorneys, ionicc Broad
strcct,) for collection, nnd IL settlements ale
matic before tile drst December next no costs
Will be Incurred. II. GERDrS 4 CO.,
novI3 limo Agents for Creditors.
gD- U T ECEIv Ed,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or
FINE BUSINESS ENVELOPES.
nos. AND g.
Which will be furnished to our customers Will
Business Card neatly printed thereon ut 81 to 81
per 1000
T II f NEW $ JOB oFFI ICE
AND SEE sAMrLYs.
novlO
ycU'' NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST"S
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs. Group. Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis Sore Throat, Splitting
Of Blood ana Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure, or price refunded. So cents
N. H.-'rhc genuine article has yellow labels,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by q. w. AlMAR, Agent,
Corner King anu Vanderhorst streets.
nov25 thstu3mu
rr. WIZ T1.JI, TAI ,r,,n1,1, OrI,~ ,U,,r,
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Nu-NOTICE. TIE STEAMER PILOT
BOY WI receive r-a.sht for Beaufort and Sayan-
nah On SATURDAY, III Siu,h Atlantic Wharf
How'd j. ID. AIKEN 4 co
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E;o"Sf ]0Il%'S btrfi fiRAN CHURCH.
Service in ths Glurcn rr-a,on.:uy mop,,nn -,
la'f-TlS. 10 o'Gioc.-, ~ The rev. w. w. HICKS
ai,i IN thc l.vESiHc q, 4 qual ter pas. O'Clock
Strangers vii! tc provided with scu,s I'm FIN,
MnHNINd. EvnSiN:; Service. scats free. now,
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7WoInenprokcrs operate at tho Paris Boursc,
as tksVpo In wicked Wall street.
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80" "NOTICE-STEAMER CITY POINT
will hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY Evw.
Sr*a ut O'Clock instead of SATURDAY. IA here
ioiorc J. ID. AIKEN & CO.
nCy2i suon,.
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~ TO THE pUBLTC.-GEORGE LIT
TIE & CO., No. ai3 King street, aro offering Fine
Cnaslinero VESTS ut 81 and 81 no each, worth
81. 0ct3o atuthlmo
5s5 MANII0OD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on tho Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline In
Mnn, tho treatment Of Nervous anh Physical De.
bility, 80.
''rhero is no member OF soolcty by whom this
hook will not bc found useful, whether such per.
son holds tho relation OF Parent preccptor or
Clcrgyman."-MedIealT Times and Gazette.
Sent by mall on receipt OF nfiy cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEP. CURTIS, Washington,
&C. acptl Tyr