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FORMING, AUGUST 8, 1869.

Southern Rallroad, which was about TO PASS
in,o . t5e = hands OF receivers. Its shares were
soon raised the .va'ae toa aseventy-seyen. and
tue, road at the same time, was made one ofthe
besseqYpped in.he couhtry.
SsyeEM othss5SaiI,es we're benefited by. his
Eoperations In ike manner. Last year O silver
ssS ss by Browas @ ding was
scIibsS e 3 his history of these oqcnrrences.
Il mis,,ssys the Brick ohurch property, where the the
sss II sHis ldy stands, Ibe prics wa
tessiilered ex!rsvagant at the time; bus Sbe re-
SUI, " aegadently 1sea my justified the eaterprse
contest to, place for the consrol Of the New
York General Railroad MIR. Koep was elected
president on the 12th!pk Decomber. He made
tinn IN behalf OF the company, the bill halng
defeated by the veto Of Governor Fenton.
question OF veracity between Mr.. Keep and the
governor has never been determined; Mr.. Keep
the governor Of per6dy aud falslfcstion OF his
word. They assert chat he declared unofficial
F!y his approyalsOf the bill which passed the
!. LEGISLATURE, and lntimated that he would sign
quarrel was the overthrow Of the Republicans
in the State ~ sss4sss r. So
II My. Keep shortly afterward resigned the
Bsnsss @ sos,ss ssss ~ tad & III
ss sl sa, ssf ,i sss sttsnd
troll, followed In this. instance. ! ss~ats CON-
Mr. Keep as Q financier Is entitled TO- high
appreciation. Born Ia the most abject power
ty, he made himself rich. but not by o-er-
reaching or eStortiop. Vigilance inteli,ge mt
energy, and sagaclty, NOT often paralleled,
characterized his operations. He was reticent.
but gsntlemanly; he never violated his word; !;
he was stralghtforward, and sustained high
character for integrity.
HIS he alth failed under his ipcessaDt labors,
and for many months he has bsen unable to DO
ntvSkf na
He failed gradnail till at Six last night, when
death closed the scene. --' 4 b
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BY TELEG GRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 2-T6e public debt
statement shows coin balance OF sixty x
millions; coin certificates thirty-six and-a-haf
millions; currency balance twenty-three mill
lions; sinking fund twelve millions; bonds pur-
chased hfteen millions.
The Mississippi editors Of the Canton Mail,
Yazoo Banner Union Democrat and Grenada
Sentinel have vielted Dent with assurances Of
support.
delegation from Norfolk, Va, headed by
the member of Congress from that district is
at the Navy DEPARTMENT urging the removal Of
Conservatives from the Navy Yard.
Ths Commi ssioner OF Agriculture has ad-
vices OF the appearance OF caterpillars on the
sea island plantations.
Among Ciapp's apprentices in the govern
ment printing office are two colored PERSONS.
Three spurious legal tender notes were taken
at the United States Treasury yesterday.
There is no safety in receiving greenback $40
notes. This does not apply to National Bank
tens
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THE OCEAN BANK ROBB.ERY.
The Burglars NeSotlatimg for the re-.
turn OF their Plumder an'f

Nearly all the valuable securities stolen from
the Ocean Bank in the recent daring and skill
ri raid upon that institution have been re-
coNered by the bank in one way or another, and
still tae adroit operators remain at large watch
lng thel opportunity to repeat the operation
ia some otaar quarter.
Among the .scrlrities taken by the burglars
ana not yet recosared are $50 600 in bonds OF
She Portage Lake ane.r AXE Superior Ship Canal
COMPANY. These bonds are secnred bv a Iien
upon 300 000 acres Of choio, mineral lands IN
the upper pen,nsula Of Mche.n. and are in ali
respects q frat class security, asacn whic,, tha
enterprlsIng burglars seem fully TO ennreciate
A short time ago the president Of 6sa bank.
MY. D. n. Marin. received q .commun natio,,
from the present holders Of these boaSa.
transmitted ina mysterious manner, askirly
what wonld be given for the return OF the
bonds. The president returned % answer that
he would give $4,000 for them. 10 this be ha q
received o reply, couehed In the most business
Hike terms, In which the burglars or their
agents express their surprise at the estimate
the bank puts upon these particular securities.
The writer says the dscoupt proposed is ell
together too great for bonds 80 amply secured
as aro these. and gives. the assurance that.
while the holders ore willing 70 treat NberalIy
with The bank officials, they are f1os rrepared
20 submit TO the great sacrifice proposed Thia
communication 10 altogether one or the CoSlest
pteces OF impudelce one msets with i'm q liiGS
time. %aY fos sgaet ~ VI N
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THE WAR1 IN CUBA.

HAVANA, July s1.-On Wednesday FIVE thou
sand negro insurgents attacked Puerto Prin-
cipe and raioed the city. Four hundred Span
ish troops attacked them, and after severe
struggle the insurgents retited in good order,
having captured and destroyed provisions val
ued at fifty Thousand dollars. The Spaniards
.lce+ ~'--~-. Anfaieo and the insurgents left
thirty-four wounded in the town. patriot
detachment, while destroying the fortified
plantations. defeated the Spaniards under
Colonel Camard. wounding him and compell-
Ing retreat. The negro raid on Puerto Prin-
eipe enabled many Cubans to escape from the
Spaniards. Captured correspondence has led
to further contscation. More troops are de-
manded for the interior, where the insurgents
are increasing IN numbers and activity.
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THE GCUMENI0AL COUNCIL.
Proposition TO Umite the Greek ana
Catholic Churches .r f:.ts

. -
II is currently reported in Catholic circles,
says the New York Sun, that proposition is to
be made before the coming G ,umenical coun-
Gil to unite the Greek and Catholic Churches,
on the ground that they are one 10 doctrine,
and that their disciplinary differences can be
reconciled by means OF mutual concessions.
1t is well known among theologians that the
principal obstacles to the union OF these
churches were in relation to the .flioq4e in the
creed or the procession Of the Holy Spirit from
the first and second Persons Of the Blessed
Trinity and to the supremacy Of the Pope; bat
in all else, the two churches are one I'd doc
trine and usages. Cardinal Will publish the
distinctive pecnliarities fofsthe >areek Church
before the Council. Should this union be
effected, Catholicity will sudd snly receive on
accession OF sixty millions or cohverts .3o I, IS :,
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EUROPE.

DON CARLOS RET1REs OUT OF SPAIN.
PARIS, August 2.-The Evening Moniteur
has information that Don Carlos has re-enter-
ed France. and General Prim is about to leave
Madrid on trip to vichy for his health. This
statement Of the Moniteur is generally cred
tied, and is regarded as a proof that the Car
list movement is ended. .ol:v
MADRID, August 1.-The Carlist fcrces in La
Mancha became disorganlzed. and have disap-
peared from the province. The party in Leon
is hemmed in by troops with no chance of
escape.
A floating bath-house at Valencia suddenly
sank to-day, and many persons within the
structure we're carried down and drowned.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SHIP ON r1aE-scHoonEn SUNK

SHIP ON FmE-scHooNER SUNK.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2.--The ship Pauline
David, from Liverpool, took fire near this place
this morning. Vessels went to her assistance
and pumped water into her. The ship is
slightly, tho cargo considerably damaged,
chiefly by water. pss1s.. 55.lt
The Mexican blrk Non Intervento has
brought here the captain and crew OF the
schooner Zervea Sterren. They were picked
up in long boat twenty three miles off South
west Pass. The captain reports that on the
23d Of Jnly, while in latitude 49, longitude SO,
and on the way from Trididad to Tobasco, the
schooner sprung aeaR, and sunk shortly
after. 'a 4jfi 4.,s n. N 4r>
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The recent rains have caused rust in the cot.
ton about Augusta
= The Cuban Junta at New York have advices
that Jordan had captured General lahore,
after routing his forces. ...si..
The leader of gang OF horse thieves, which
killed the sherif, was hung at Pekin, Illinois,
yesterday. In the final struggle the leader
cut several Of the lynchers, one fatally.
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B, sasr s'EFaE aEsH ASA MATDEN'S BLUSH"-
IL the purs psachy compisxion which lfo,lows The
use 5of BAaAA,S aaAGAN0LiA BALM It is the
STrue secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' In So
c!ety undefstand this. 4s & gse =
n The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustio Coun.
TRY ari into City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Reaness. Bnpbuxn, Tan Frecs1es. Blotches and N
escts % the Summer sun disappear when 1t is used
ana genial cltsated. fresh expression 10 obtained.
which riyaia the B.oOrn OF Youth. Beauty 10 possi-
bile To a who win invest sevsntyAve cents at amy
respectable asore aad fpsist ON getting the MAGc-
liza BALI 4
Usa nothing bat Lyon's Kathairon TO dress the
Nair. y uau e1 rnvnmo yg.y ne
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A "A good story comes Arusn Rome. IN pre-
parAtiEn for tho Ncuaaentcal Council tho Pore
ordered from hia. architecE certain e1nb0ilish-
n1ensg, tho plan or which was brought Tor hia
inspections by that gentlentnn'a little boy.
Chaxmed by the plan. the Pope opened II
drawer fGiE Of gold, and said 10 the 0hili,
.'TaEe handfCt OF coin az reward for the
beaHty OF your 4ather's work. ssMoly Eather.n
replied th0 child, stake IL out for me; ycglg
hand 10 bigger than mnine.s Plus Tx could nnb'
help arniiinYs and 0beyed tho child
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,Qritgs,' lGbeulifals, Gtt.
I HEALING sArivE:
.enEsG'sl Us1vaasssA AZ Il 0ss1A n

9gA HEALING sAI,vE:9' -.
Tfiis syALUABEE nEMEDY has EFFEorEp
cufes aud has gained for iselfs great
reputation. The dlscoyerer OF this Saye has applied
atWih Htninent success In thousands Of cases dur
iA i3I .sM M%s. al" lss S%rsu nr..
EHns aa BERG sole possessor Of the valuable
secret Of making this selve; from his experience in
usng 1t ia Europe and the success attending ts ap-
.plceticn there he has been induced to introduce II
into the United states. TT RELIEVES PAINT
4 Thoee Sho2 have Wounds, Bruises, Cuts Of all
Frost Bitten Joints, Sore Ltbs. Chilbai q Chdrens
Seoybutic complaints ON Head and Face speedily
cured IL has proved OF great advantage to ladies',
ana 10 peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts
Iegs, &C., through confneraent and other causssr .
It acts like magic in removing Boile, Pimples, and
CutaHeous Diseases, and hss been successfully
used for CorEe Bunions end Sore Throat, by apply
ing externally every evening before going to bed.
For sale ~ all druggists. Price 25c. 6oc, and 81
per Jar. ONCE No. $50 Bowery, N: 7. None genuine
unless scountersigned n. BER95 UNIVERSAL RUS
York. fs stuth Iy Julys
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street. New Yoak. was seyereiy burned ON
Thursday night by *ha explosion Of q kerosene
Lamp which she was Ighting. Her husband
and child were also bdsqed. sbut NOT badly.
Mrs. Harniin, It is feared, h fatally injured,
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,Marrifo.

\. PENDARvIS ~ IYNCH.-on Tuesday even ing.
July e. 1859, by the Rev. 10. PINCKNEY Mr. J. f.
PENDARvfs, Of SUM mervlle. to MISS 4. O. Lynch.
No cards. Fa. iflGtJ fE5saE'
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Special Motiees.

1@ No. 2S1 EAST 31sr STREET, NEW
foHK.-DEAH s1R-For three weeks past have
been using your PLANTATION BITTERs. For
more than four months past have been suffering
nom what my doctor said was nervous prostration,
being unable to endure hardly any physical or men
tai labor without great fatigue. But had not used
the Bitters week before was conscious OF their
,benentting me az nothing else had. ana have con-
dnued to gain very rapidly eince till now am able
to be about my usual household duties. To ali who
are afflicted with general debility can testify from,
experience that the Bitters are invaluable
@@ Yours, truly
1"'& u MARGARET B. STONE
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superor to the best imported
German Cologne. and sold at half the price.
August III .httt tuths8
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Boodalr Or PROXY.
uazARr. nsyoa. q, G. .--.--s.--...--- 1880

-.'T ~ SadARAA1SEON, BIC, I60y
hereby appoint - : 80 - for me and
in my name. 70 vote ON the shares hold in the
the meeting Of the stockholders be held ON the
18th day Of August 1852 and at all subsequent meet
dngs Of the Stockholders OF said Bank, until revoca-
tion hereof. ,e2r -----2 Z
July % 3f1lths0
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a~ROUSE THE sYSTEM.-IT rs A SAD
thing to pass through life only half alive Yet there
are thousands whose habitual condition IL one of
langour and debility They complain Of no specific
disease; they suffer positive pain; but they have
no relish for anything which affords mental or sein-
sual pleasure to their more robust and energetic
fellow-beings.
In nine cas- out Of ten this state of aSsitude and
torpor arises from Q morbid stomach. Indigestion
destroys the energy of both mind and body. When
the waste of nature is not supplied by due and
regular assimilation of the food, every organ is
starved. every function interrupted.
Now, what does common sensa- suggest under
thane circumstances Of depression The system
ne9es rousng and strengthening;'not merely for an
hour or two, to sink afterward into more ptiable
condition than ever as It assuredly would do II
ordinary alcoholic stmu,ant resorted to.) but
radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accompli shed
The answer to this question founded the unvary.
ing experiences Of quarter OF a century, Is easily
Into Iue ,..ie1-Aa-- --~---
by course Of HOSTETTER'5 STOMACH BITTERs.
Do not waste time In administering temporary rem
edies. but wake the system up by recnperating the
foultain.head of physical strength and energy the
great organ upon which oil the other organs depend
fer their nurture and support.
BY the time thsb dozen doses OF the great vegete
BILE tonic and tnvgoranf have been taken the feeble
frame OF the dyspepic will begin to feel its benign
influence. Appetite wili be created and with apps.
te the capacity digest what 1t Graves Persevere
until the cure is completeuntil healthful blood At
TO DO the material flesh and muscle bone and nerve
and brain, flows through the channels Of oirculs-
tion insteaa OF the watery pabu,u with which they
have heretofore been impersectly nourished.
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ID Il 8 ~ s.5
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
43s , IsSe Al
Warranted to Remove all Desire
saus sa for Tobacco y, :s.;,'
6 40 FsuaNeay veGe2neDaS aMsa
" 4s~ 4 saoaaAamfs Am5uraOus.

The following 10 one Of thousands Of testimonials
that are daily received by the Msnufacturer:
~ RICHMOND. VA. November 20. 108S.
= DnAM eaR--The esTobacco Antidots" prepared by
you aHcordsnG to the receipt you have submitted 70
nae, and the ingredients of which have exnunins3s
10 purely vegetable, entirely harmless and contains
nothing In the east injurious. IT 10 mot ssgreeabls
10 the taste. and home article hope You wiz
meet with reSy sale for 1t. and believe that n the
IL. cas JOHN DOVE, M. D
So Prsce 80 csnts per Bos.pAEhe ussal dlscoans
to tho Trade. aga
AS- FOR sale by
DIR. Tell. BAER.
wHoLEsAI.R AGENT FOR SOUTH cARoLINA.
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FROM THE STATE CAP1TAL.

The e-Agricultural Fair-A Tar
dy Treasurer-Peaches- in Tex
as-Insurance Laws-Union League
Meetings.
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!. aag- RosADAErs.--DR. LAWRENCE: MY

A1- BOSADAflFS.--DR. LAWRENCE: MY
aon was terribly afaicset for long time with Epi-
lepsy or Fits, He usually had feom Ave to twenty
day. tried the best medical akil without beneAt.
4 then comrr enoed giving him your ROsADALrs.
After taking it Few weeks, his nts began to de-
crease In number uniil about four months ago,
when they stopped entirely. His general hes sa has
also beem completely restored, ana he 10 now
briahtsnd spriehty boy. bsliese that, IL he had
notfAken your Rosadalis 10y this anos he would not
have known 6sy from night have also used the
Roaadalisin in my family. and know it to have been
used by my nelghboSs 40 general health zestorer.
with the gressest success. Truly can say that II
10 medicine tf extraordinary merit. lS
Tem. Ss, your obedient servant, ~
Fl JAAsEss DAvrs.k
For sale by aooDRIoR. wrNRafkN q CO., LIB
porters Of Drugs and Ohemicals. Chariesto~. g. q.
Z xuly 81 s9sRS 3tli stuth3
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Culinary.

r AsER r - Died at Aiken on the 30th of
July, HENRY WILLIAM, infant son OF DR.. and
MresHRNRH D. FRASER &0} tt
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n S1- ESSAYS D0R YOUtaG MRN. TIE
Errors and Abasss inoident xofh end nsr'y Asaa.
hood. with the hamsns view o. trea.ment ana cuse.
aent by mail free ofeAarge. AddressfzowARD AG.
SocrAITolg. Hox r. Philaasiphiss xsA.
Aasg aA N cys8 \. Fm~ SnaoS
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! Special notifes

AS- AT TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF
UNION STAR FTRE ENGINE COMPANY, the fol-
lowing Officers were elected 10 servo for the ensuing
year: W. a., M1sHAw. President; A. MCCOY, vice.
President; WIN. HA1EILvoN, Firat director: A. KIN
ALooH Second Director; Alex. MOTT, Third Direc-
tor; TITUS GnLrARD. Fourth Director; ELIsHA LE-
w, Secretary; MARCH RIVERS. Treasurer; J. DAVIS,
Trustee; LEWIS BROWN, First Axman: j. GIBBS
Second hxman. I" august
aETHE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14S EAST BAX, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment Of material of the finest
quality and latest styles, Ia prepared to execute
the shcrtest notice aud In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description
Call and examine the scale OF prices before giving
your 6rdera elsewhera-
ii 8@- DANIEL RAvENEL, PRESIDENT.
AND MECH AMOS BANK AND. oraERs. CLAIM
sANTSTHEREON-IN EQUITY,-THE PLANTERS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON. july 81, 1869 9-Ihe President and
Directors of this Bank in obedience to the decree in
the above cause, made BY his Honor Judge OAR
PENTER, on the l6th July instant, do hereby cali
upon the Stockholders to attend q meeting st the
Bank. on THuRsDAx, the 12sn day Of August, at II
O'Clock noon. to conalder and take such action as
they may chooae upoa ha report which Is to be laid
before them.
The Stockholders are also nofei that II they fail
to organize meeting, the duty will then deyolve
upon the Board Of Directors to determine whether
TO wini up the said Bank or to apply to the Cover
nor ana for the benefit OF the
Act Of the legislature os the 12th March, leea enti
tied can Act the Banks OF this State TO re-
new business or to place them in liquidation.
pf'fHtF sA, KS ~ fssiW. E HASKELL, Cashier.
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*shoppisg.on-Sstur-
fourteen hundred
'ect is to give the
lSociety, which con-
learned rabbis in
late si itting at Bres-
encyclop@dia OF
slitate the study Of
',itsoduced upon the
'he Chops OF the
she Strand Thea

n 3St4sl}sA si- I.U.
&ndants in'training
Il schools, it is re-
Eangeineht Of the
I from educational
country to similar
While the Gefmans
Nelly with regard
yries. the young
admitted free OF all
ernan colleges for
has issued orders
pws spalaces-one at
another at
Ind the third at the
saA be finished by
of the expected
|tuated four leagues
pf the desert, in .
s&er has already to.
Il kiatyeIliers, I from the
slant. The second
S$. u, the tolnbs. or
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ssSEES. NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX
aza7Aaz.sss. nndrla, Georgetown, and Washington
~. VIA Chesspeake and Delaware CANAL. with con,
nections Al Alexandria from the most direct routs
tor L4 nchburg, Bristol Knoxville Nashville, DAlton
End The southwest.
steamers leave regularly every Saturday st moor
tom the tnt wharf so0~e Market street.
VIM. p. CLYDE q CO.,
No. IA North and South WnaIvea.
J. b. DAVIDSON, Agent az Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE d Co., Agents at Alexandria, Ys
ginia. Gil
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in London IL was not as a composer that
m ade money, but as an accompanyist."
''Still, that was because You we're a, oels-
brated composer"
i'That was what they said to make me
do IT,"
at may have been prejudice, but had a
kind of repugnance to taking money for ac-
companying on the pisnoforte, aud l did IL
nowhere but In London. All they wanted was
to see my nose and hear my wife. had fixed
the rather high price of fifty pounds for our
attendance at sOirees, and as we went to about
sixty 1t was worth the trouble. Bot in London
musicians do anything for money and had
some queer experiences. For instance, the
first time accom- panied at one of these soiress,
they told me that Puzzi the horn player and
Dragonetu the contra bassist were to bs
there. OF course l thought they would play
solos; but nothing of the kind. They were
to help me to accompany Have you
got your parts for all these pieces p | asked.
i should think not, was the answer; we
get well paid and play whatever we like
However, such improvised Instrumentation
seemed to me rather too dangerous, so |
begged Dragonetu to content himself with a
few pizzcatos when gave him the wink, and
Puzzi merely to put in few notes at the end,
which, being a good musician, he easily
managed. So 1t all went off smoothly, and
every one was pleased.
81 knew q man in London" continued he,
"who made great fortune by teaching sing
ing and music. He played the flute wretchedly,
and that was all he could do. Another man,
tremendously run after as singing master,
didn't even know his notes. He kept an ac-
companyist, who drummed into him all the
pieces he taught, and accompanied them at
the lesson; but then he had good voice."
"Don't you feel that really good singing
master is very seldom to be met With"
t'Most of the famous singers of our time
like Rubini and Pasta, owe their talent more
to nature than to hard work. The real art de
bel Canto ceased with the Csstrati; though one
certainly would not wish them back again. tt
these people their art was necessarily every
thing; and they devoted themselves with tn,
most intense application and untiring care Il
their own development. They always became
thorough musicians, and when their voice
failed were capital teachers"
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IhkOuaH RATES and THROUGH REOEI PTs|
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board air Line kailrosd, connecting a. purtsnourh
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Virginia AND tennessee Air Line and Richmond And
Dsuville kailrUad, "As
trelgnt HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken q.
Low Elk RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINR
the regularity safety. and cbeapness OF thIs route
commend IL to the public as the most desirable mds
dunn Ior carrying every description OF freight
NO charge tor commission, orayage. any sKpenss
transfer,
steamRhips insured at lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
No IA North and South WHARVES.
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