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Na- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST'
aS- TO CONSUMPTIyEs-THE AID

GS- TO CONSUMPTIyES.- AD-
YEIrrISER, having been restored to health In
few weeks. by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with severe lung af1cc.
ti0n, and that dreadful disease, consumption is
anxious 10 make known to his fellow. sufferers tile
means af cure.
TO all who desire 1t, lie Will send copy or the
prescription used free OF charge,) with the direc.
tlons for preparing and using tho same, which
they Will lnd SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, BRoNCHrTIs, &c. The object OF the nd
vertiscr In sending the Prescription Ia to benefit
the afflicted, and sprend Information which he
conceiyea 10 ho Invaluable; and he hopes every
sufrarer VIII try his remedy, as 1t will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County. New York. noyo smos
gS- MANHOOD MEDICAL ESSAY
Oh the Cause and Cure OF Premature Decline In
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De.
blllty, &c.
"Therc Is no member OF society by whom this
book win not be found use!lll whether such per.
son holds the relation or pnrent Preceptor or
Clergyman."-Medlcal Times and Gazette.
Sent by mall on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, Dr.. B. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. o. scpt1 Tyr
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5peciai Notices.
gs- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsTI.

TUTION-Thc following amounts have not been
called for In the above named Institution. As the
once Will be closed on tho slst OF December, all
persons interested are requested to bring In their
Pass Books md receive tho amounts duo them.
Those who have drawn tile FIRST instalmont, but
not the sEcoSp, will not find their names Ia this
list, as tile fact Of their having drawn one In.
stalmcnt h an evidence that they know of their
Interest iu tile Institution.
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010O ACRES TO LEASE FOR A

S1(M AGRES TO LEASE FOR A.
A1OO TERM OF YEARS.-Ths laroe ant
beautiful PLANTATION. Known as Keitt Place. ra
consisting CON OF 200 scrcS ll6o cleared Soil ricl
af anG Gay aIeuna!ng IN deposits OF mari. 100 acres
M spepait! cotton land; 100 acres OF Il Will m aye
nag 10 the acre; location perfectly healthy ali
Ias year; Ionr and half miles from LewIsvIlle.
Sontn carolina ltallroad; well setled has bocn in
cons'sn: cultivation s:nto tis war; aas ali Ieoss.
sary buildings; small dwelling, barns, stables,
s!nhoasc, screw, iaboTers' houses. LyoIi's i,SseS
runs through tho estate and furnishes one of rho
hest sues Tor factory In the State.
Young MULES large lot OF Improved Imple.
ments, Brlnly Ploaghs, New Gin, dickson Cotton
See!I, enough to plnnt the entire crop: 2oOo
bushels OF Cotton Seed for frtzIng; 800 Bushels of
corn; Al , VII be sold on the place, low for cash.
the growing crop OF cotton which viii give entire
sI,n,S sasisi9etion: For terms, apply to Mas. LAW.
District, 8. q. AeoutS
= rRRpERENoRs.-Major T. D. whaley, J. @. Keitt.
lIs lEIsa;' 9rangeburg; il. ". Peronneap, Esd, Mi.
oet2S mwf2mQ3
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"A vIsI TO R
Once said II we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
veil served. To such we offer
A DIRECTORY.
Tho ladies who desire tho latest styles or fasb
iona6io Head Dressing, Clrls, Chlgnons or
braius, 90 to NJ. i A. ASHTON.
Tho gentlemen who desire 10 he prcsentablc IN
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
DO to NJ. & A. ASHTON.
All who desfrc the beat German Colognes,
Go TO n. & A. ASHTON.
For Diadem or C0ronal Combs, oil - 81
Go'to NJ & A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts,
IL 90 TO NJ. & A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
COMBS, 10 TO NJ. Il A. ASHTON.
Or necessity oil who require q good Tooth
Brdsh, 90 10 III. d A. ASHTON.
For genuine Taio de yenis, oil must
90 to N. d A. ASHTON.
For Hair Dyes and Regenerators, nearly nIl
Go to III. & A. ASHTON.
In fuct, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses MT I.7
Society HygienIque. .lBallcy's, ! :.
Lubtn'B, fi. I11IAtkinaoi1'g g
Gowdray's. , Qosnell's, e
Piver, lelLowe Sons, }S
uuerlain, Is jYardley, l,S
Henry L Den,arson, RowIaids Sons, =;
lGowland, 10
hs also, Yenls Goods in their line from eytry
reputable manufacturer In tho States,
90 to ". l. A. ASHTON,
No. $40 King street,
Five doors from Market street.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Public Auction OH the first MON
DAY in December next, In the Town Of Man.
MIN ming, Clarendon County, South Cnrollnn,
The following LOTS OF LAND, all situated In
the sail county, being the property Of an Assign
etl Estate:
"T0wN PLACE"
This Is the late residence of Dr. Ingram, AMI il
located In the most desirable PARTON of tile Town
OF Manning. The lot contains TWO acres; the an.
purtenanccs arc we'll finished dwelling, contain.
ing six rooms; Outhnll,llngs complete. consisting
OF storeronm, servants houses, kitchen, stable,
&c. Tie place is ornamcnicd with beautiful live
oaks, set out about ten years ago. Altogether il
Is handsome place, costing ten years ago about
HOME TRACT"
This Is nh excellent ana we'll settled tract Of COO
acres OF mnt. situate abDut two miles from Mall
ming. The liant produces wrll--cotton. corn aud
housc, with all necessary ouibuiliings ahorcrs'
houses, gin house, Sranary, stables, &c.
"coNYERS' TRACT,
This is - tract OF cso acres OF land; IT is we'll
settled aE'l highly prodluclve plantation situate
In "Fork OF Black River" six miles from Mall
ming.
THIS tract OF 6!o acres OF fine cotton and corn
land. situate within mile OF the Conyers'. and
| adjoining the "COnyars Tmct." u II without
"McLEop TRACT"
This is u tract OF 900 acres. an improved AMI
valuable tract OF land, situate III the "Fork OF
Black River" produces corn, cotton aud rice well,
| ana Is convenient To Manning and Sumter, the
latter place airortlng one of the hest markets Ia
| the Sntc
"McKNic'lT pI8SElsrIn
This consists OF n storchonse, dwelling and out.
buildings, ami five acres Of lnnc In the Village of
Sunmcrton, near Wrght's Dlnir, on Santce River.
| LOTS IN MANNING.
House and two ncrc lot In the Town OF Manning.
| House cOntnins four rooms; lot we'll improved.
| 4 small house AMI Kitchen ana two acres OF
| land In the Village nr Manning.
| vacant LOT.
| TERMS OF SALE.
Onc-ihird cash; the remainder on n credit Of
| one and Two yenrS; the credit portion 10 he
cnrch hy hond NJ the purchaser, with Interest ut
the rate OF seven per cent per annuil, and merit
| gage Of the premises sold. Purchasers to pay Tor
| stamps and papers.
| FROST 4 ADGER, for Assigncrs,
| Charleston, =. e..
sept2o 1octI snovl, s. Ii. D. &c, ,tlec4
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Gperial Noiircs.

b AZ II i ODLlS.-STEONSJTL
TIE CO., No. 2l3 King street, are offering Fine
Cashmere VESTS at 81 and So so each, worth
81. oct30 stuthlmo
I'D THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S En-
TRACT OF MEAT secures great economy. excel
iencc In the preparation OF becftca. buy none
but that made hy the "Liebig Extract or Meat
Company" Baron ILchig's signature on every
IAr, For salo ny druggists and grocers.
J. MlLHAU'S SONS,
move tuf1mo No. 18S broadway, New York.
Gs- NO CURE, NO PAY.-FORREST'S
IUNIPEn TAR for Coughs. Group, whooping
Cough, Asthma, l'ronchItIs, Sore Throat. Splitting
OF Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
ana positive cure, or prioo refunded. 90 cents.
n. B.-The genuine article hns yellow lahols,
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by q. W. AlMAR, Agent,
Corner King AMI Vanderlorst streets.
nOy25 tliatu3mO
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JrIsurance.

- - 49, .- =.
n S U r j.
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
sF NEW YORK CITY,
PRESIDENT, ROBERT j.. CASE; vicc. President, Tngo
u. WHETM0RE; Secretary, ISAAC II. ALLEN
General Agent for south Carolina, w. HrrsoN
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
ORGANIZED 1862.
Assets, pecemhcr 81, 1s8s s1s5l.5,o 90
ninonnt insured In 1868. sol 3s9 90
''"ithS pa"................... ........ 1859 90
,,so No restrictions ON travel. Only sound lives In.
:, Loan OF portion OF premium allowed when de-
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend so
per cent. w
Az forms OF Life and Endowment Policy Issucd.
Mttention is especially Invited TO the Ten Year
Non-Forfeiture and the Return Premium plans
Insurance. 10y the latter costs the policy holder
ONLY TIrH INTEREST urON MS ANNUAL rRENiuMs.
Tor the Prer ium' themselves arc returned MT
@ IN aauion to tho fun amount OF the Policy
the state Of New York. and Il n,es nTes Inc %s OF
scrutiny into lis condition rs exhibited in Official
ana Massachusetts.
SPECIAL AGENTS Is THE STATE AT IAnoc-A 7
SEsAuSs,Jitr b; WILkIE. J: NJ. HllTSUN, G. 4
i. i. GANrr, :. H. sYDNoR. y. k. mJGiGktIiE J&GAiSGkEl.
ID. RllODUS. l.. D. STEPHENS.
REFKRRSoHs.-II. Y. LAUREY, Esu, r. NJ
ALEXANDER, Esq. RICHARD CALDWELL. Esq.
NJ. II. NATHAN, Esq, Mcssrs. STOLi, WEBB &
Co, Mcssrs. II. COBIA & CO.
Dr. w. n. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS SlIERFESEE
Agent for Charleston, S. e.,
OFFICE No. 20 BROAD STREET, Second roor.)
noyol l8
|C A L " S NJ Il N S .
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Onlce: Park Bank building, Nos. PA nnd al0
broadway.
Capital. $40, 600
COE ADAMS. President.
WILLIAM T. PHIrrS, Vlcc.Prcsldcnt.
HENRY BELDEN. Secretary.
j. II. HUMPHREYS,
Agent for State or South Carolina,
Once No. % Broad street.
J. S. BUST, NJ. H., Medical Examiner.
8J-SUB-AGENTS wanted throughout the state
| Apply by letter to J. 7. HUMPHREYS General
Agent. tlecT III
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GJ- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmlcss, reliable, In.
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; In.
yigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists anu Fer
fumersI and properly applied Mt Batchelor's Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
noy20 fmw1yr
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CHARLESTON, s. c.. 1919.
! certify TINT have most successfully used
RusSHL.y.S Soothing Cordial In tho Summer Com
plants OF infants lie has fully exhibited tile In.
.yredIents of hi. remedy, AMI the tedious method
or preparat.n. ! recognize the prescription
containing no nnOdyne whntcycr-asa u most safe
and eicaclons one III bowel niIectons OF children.
Whe>n much pain or restlesSneS9 attends the alice
tlon, doses Of Paregoric can he added TO the pre-
scriBed doses OF the Cordial according TO the age
OF the patient. Tic compound, though more
orten acts In nh efficient manner without any AL.
ditiOn OF nnOdyne.
In tho DarrhGa OF The aged. In increased doses,
1t IL OF great value n remedy; disagree.
Ing with the stomach-increasinH appetite, ini.
proving digestion, and acting slow but cill-
Client nstrlngent agent.
W. ~ FITCH, NJ. ID.
MOUNT PLEASANT, s. e., 1868.
NJ. j. u. Russell
DEAR SIR-I have used your Soothing Cordial
for children extensively In my practice, ana most
che, 'rfuy testify to Its merits. have found It,,
with, ont m exception, to accomplish al II claims,
md G, ansltler II superior 10 Thing III use for
ia FRI. sionl from anOdync OF any kind recon-
men,ls IL ~ u perfectly safe preparation IN the
hnnds or l. yotlicrs nnd inexperienced nurses.
Very respectfully, Gc.,
Made by j. D. RUSSELL, Chemist.
Sold 6y Dr. II. BAER, Wholesale Agent for
South Car0llnaS octl3
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Boarding..

Boarding.
ROARnlNG.-FInsT-CLAss BOARD
aon street. Terms moderate. noyxs trthsss "
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ID E - A r f + U
WHAT MED ICTNES
YOU TAKE.

When YOU are e. e.khauste,l by ovcrwOrI OF head
or hand and feel THE neetl OF something invigOrat
ing, don't drink Nyhiskey or my intoxicating
thfnu whether undI'r the namo or Bltters or other
Wise Such articles l.lve just as much strength
to your weary body n, Ill mind as the whip gives
to tho jadcd Horse, ano no more ALCOHOLIC stm
ulants nre Injurious tt' nerve health, and are a-
ways followed by dcpreasing reaction.
DODD's NERvINE AND INvIG0RATcA
Is n Tonic md gentle stImulant, which Is not Of.
tended by reaction. What 1t gains for yon it
maintains. When 1t refreshes hody or mind II
rofreshcs with natural strength that comes to
stay. We arc not recommending tcetotaiism In
the Interest Of any faction; but long and extend
etl observation teaches us That hc who resorts TO
the bottle for rest or recuperaton will nd, ns he
Keeps Mt II. that hc is ilhdiinG liro III MS bones
which will consume like tho llnmes OF pcrdltion.
| Turn from II. Take q tonic that Will refresh and
| not destroy. DODD'S NERylNE Ia for snle by oil
| DruggIsts. Price One dollar. See book OF certt-
| flcatcs TINT accompanies each bottle.
| iune25 imos
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CHAELESTOS, 8. c., 1SG3
Dear Sir-I havc used your Soothing Cordial for
DlarrhTn In teething children, ana tnl II q very
excellent preparation. It. has a great advantage
over most preparations Of the knll In containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
WfIcn these nre requirc,r they can bc added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend Its use In the nlIec-
tOns for which II Is designed.
Respectfully ysurs, &C.,
7. j.. OGlEn, NJ. ID.
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DUsSELI's SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.

ALI.AYS INFLAMMATION or THE GUNS, CrRES
cHoLIc, CHOLERA INFANTuM, DYSENTEEY,
And ALL DISEASES TO WHICH
CHILDREN ARR SUBIEcr
WHEN TEETiIlSG.
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GD- WORDS OF CIIEBR-ON THE
Errors OF Youth and the FoIlios of Age, In rca.
uon to Marriage and Social Evils. with helping
hand for the errng and unfortunate. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Rax r., Philadelphia
70. sept25 amos
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1O- A CARD.-A CLERGYMAN,
while residing In South America as o Missionary,
dlscavorcd q safe and simple remedy for tho cure
al Aahtaus Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
tile Urinary and Somlnai Organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Promptcd.by desire TO
benent the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send
tho recipe for preparing and pslRg this medicine.
u seaied envelope, to any ono who needs It,,
free nf charge. Address
JOSEPH T. NlfAN,
Siatlono Bible House,
0cl4 Sm0sY New York City.
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CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.

RUSSELL'S SOOTHING CORDIAL Is offered to
the public with absolute guarantee against oil
danger from Its use. Read the following certIfl-
Gates:
CHARLESTON, May 10, ISOs.
Mr.. ]. B. RUSSELL, one Of our careful and intel.
llgent PhnrmaccutiSts and ArOthccnres has sub
mitted to my examination the formula FOR the
preparation Of Soothing Cordial prepared and
ven,lcd by Him.
1t affords me pleasure to express favorable
particular cases OF tile diseases or cklltlren, which
II Is designed to relieve.
T.. GEDDINGS, NJ. d.
Having lIau. ocrnsivn ~ rrenerli,n Ri-ssEIL's
Soot1lllig Cordial in asyero eases or Bowel Com.
plants IN children and delicate females, i have
been much pleased with Its effects. consider Il
lie advisable to avoid the ,Ise OF u. +:-ne, and par
ticularly for family Use, rs Il Is plIecily safe.
W. T. WRAGG, NJ. u.
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Glotbins ano 9urnisbinu goons

@ L o t H IN
SELLING At PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMps
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b-2os, Jy,6o.1io
NEW YopK, septcmber I'LL n m-cotton
dull and downward, ordinary fsf centsi good
S %,asry, cents lSS AZ %sS.a q ssSt,
arm; demand fair. Flour dui. ana noSIbs
wheat nrm; demand fair; G,tsGti57. Corn
mand fsir; etesSs cents. rive dull sns nomin az
silbPiis. Pork quiet but Arm, An boS5ai ~
RAtrtxoup' ssntsmh., q, p.y.,r
and Howard street sun.r - asss syi w
barrels western Extrs Al A "a soo ke,,.i. 40 ~
al teis, 100 barrels DO. ehoice =, IL and SSc
barrel. ~ "" " '0'ON'a per
Wheat.-Rece,pts of WHEAT warn ,l.ht ,his
morning, amounting to only about IL 90 CO., bush.
on In price, sales a GOD busheis NINA Mafy'
| land red al Si, Sofal .bS, 1000 fsir fo sooJ a.
4 sissSi..si a,ooo 70 s,coo Psnu.yis.nis
1000 Indiana DO, al GtTlfi III for prims' and
ii SO for aHiIi. P'''' '"N
Corn-white is arm and yellow rather bet.
ter sale, to.dsv ~ 700 10 oao l., .haI. h NJ
not prime Al Al 70, 100 a. We.,e,n m,s VIZ ss
Nib, and 1000 do. yellow Al a i'm "a NO, 81
Sushei NV ''"'" ~ '"N Po'
| ,cmmte nouoe safes to'day OF 800 bushes
"oG ai@gMaMIi., ,,s,sv Sale. lam 80 ooo
Tas,s we natina ..,., v..,.,,., mn
has Rio cs nS ss' ye"et,a.y OF 800
ea4' ~ 40 eh hue ~ on PIyae tetms,
sossoSiI co,t. s,,, 10 ron rh seeona nsnas, AZ
Priees ,tessv a. ioiiny. VIZ PIa 10 hn, " ~ =,
atISSioI cts To- III na n ny, ~ yohu, AZ
goid. fof milne e.rgoes IA d,t1 n..h 2, IA
2SiSI cts for f.ir 10 sood' And la! ESiSh cent,
gold 70, cnos 20 NJ Sooa suw z eehts,
eSsiee' gnu W p''"e' anu io"ioA GEMS lot
Cotton. mo sa,c. malinv mi, manning W.
hear of considersbie ofiesinr. and 10. asv wc
| ouote the marLat wssE al o-i1S aogi " ~ -.
| inr.iow mja5IIns s,S Ssn<sSas,, sssny, eun ny,
iIibS ""' a"-''4 WINS 'o' "hiu'
Wsia,,,. W. ,o,i,a M f,,,hor.,i.. Dad,
Rico /. higb.r MINI y, nhnina saie rot.9
Al T0spJs cent? tye auate Guhs a. hasol ev ~,
| Cuba eiaved iisSso sents, M".en,e1o snsas.
cents. and Eprii,h I.isnS AZ ssSS,o ee,, "% W.
pslIon. e'" A""H ~ 0'"'' 'e"'' per
Mil Esea,-Rrown.tuf we opo,s .,.,,o an,
Arm AT aien,s nents W. 49, seaiSc a nna
busbeis to'ISy AZ the i,t,.s ~. u, y, hvvo
NO stiii onotg a. snsaaS aan, p ~. n.uuhpgs
and hssyv AZ a. tsSSSo ssn,s ,os eommoh anu
Prar;,,o,sW W. .Snt,nun po, vusn m
| he, Stm Thorn nnoS ~ W qao'e NJ inai'
and a. siirht rsd,ss,ion isn .S, LOT Baeon,
| "notst,on. nnnsidnrahIa -, .on thv eurreh l
I've nnntn h.snn st' ~, s s eVuiu DC nhue.
lc eents for III ,,se, .nd ao saot. 70. s,n
20 ~ p nYL ~ s,ues, anu " GEMS LOT eicar
W. oIote .hnm,1sr urn Uu. no sa s,, making
| rib siaes a. iIUaisI" snaa ~ 80 Sisyifa nen,s'
| 80 i1UsS,s naNg"IS oonts, hnu oleht Ilp 10.
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READING NATTER ON EVERY PACE.



Parton writing a NE OF iheooore r"fhef'
Gortschakon Is still In London
Hon. aarrea DAVIS, oi hen'"ch'' Is !"
the city.
Hon. benjamin f. hopA'"s' Vi "H'o"''"'
Is In town. r,,
hgernon swinourne " 'i.hs WIN up
tam hicnaia Dur'op' 'Ie .,a'eies.
AicAana,o pu'n's Is oa.n,ns, nsnius' 'o"'
ing anu Winning u No'eon' '! .ne sea.
nMi 'ost 30 p.o'oAeu 'nA' nc n"' ''-
'os0u A,s ."'o", s " eos W =.
..o'. oy,us No''niup, VI nv ~,
many oechneo inc pres'uen'y Vi 'HO
NotsNy oi Aiaoaina. mn
Wv oiani", y, 20 80, ~, -. a.,
by inc recent iaiiuio VI wv. anu sno' "'"'
In o.. LOUIE NJ eau aho'u 'ne io''.
=. nuu,oso.' eoi' e ',.
INC rnN NH''onai D"nA VI 'n's e"'' ""' ~
'uinou nom ',P'o o'ool. i nj,
oeoIBe feaoouy' oea'' '''"'neu W D
more irom new hnglaha on SATURDAY anu
mIhe guest Oh mr. 'onn W. 'ai'''.
solomon Johnson eoiored' mas oeen pr
NOTED from nrst 70 seeohu'ela'0 u.ei A'n'p
IN the once Oh 'ne secretary VI '"o
j. Caoeli breckinriugc, Oh hon'uoAs, IN.
GOV W. a. No"oi' VI t''" '''' "''
Wniards' s.
o'u, Da' "'., -, -
" 'ne i 50, 49,,
si'enaea UP uu'ips 'no 'u"h''' anu wac
l" inc hAe.u'i,e ""n',o" 'o-ua''
Among the throng OF americans recently
IN faris were o. u. hyuo, MIS- rahny h'ue
and W. Leskie, oil washington Guy, anu
Gen. kooert Anderson, OIL tue .hi'eu o'a'es
army.
Gen. Patrick il. Jones, postmaster al New
York, was at the Post onicc department
yesterday on business connected with the
New York oihce.
George 5. Bennett, for twenty-eight years
on the local stall oil the Cincinnati enquirer,
died very suddenly on Saturday last oil
hemorrhage OF the lungs. lie was In MS
usual health on Friday, and worked.
Ii. W. Whiting, cashier OF the New YORK
city post ONCE, is In The city Tor inc purpose
OF settling up the accounts OF tile late post
master at New York (Mr. Kelley with the
Post oaice Department.
Prof. Barnard, Commissioner OF Educa-
ton, Is at Hartford, Conn, busily engaged
in preparing the material for his annual re-
port. He writes that his health is much
benefited by the change of scene and air
and that his work Is progressing In yer,
satisfactory manner.
W. II. Young, esq, manager OF the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line In
this city, and president OF the National leie-
graphic Union, len tho city yesterday TO
preside at the seventh annual session OF the
Union, which meets at the western lio'ei'
In New York, to-day
Hon. X. NJ. I. Hunter, In letter 10 heh-
lucky gentleman, on Chinese Immigration
says he does not regard TINS class oil popu'a-
uon desirable IN virginia OF hehtuek!' ou'
.hihks Z" may oeoi great serves III 'ne .V'
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PATRIOTIC LETTER IRON THE PRESIDENT.
The President, on Saturday last, laid the
cornerstone Of the town hall in Washington,
Penn. In reply TO the letter sent to him by
the town committee, and which requested
him 10 lay the stone, he sent an answer
acknowledging It's receipt, and saying
GENTLEMEN Your letter OF this date, re-
questlng me, In behalf of the citizens, TO de-
posit within the cornerstone of the town
hall, now In tho process Of erection, on
Saturday, September 1s, 1900, box con-
tainlng memorials Of the present, Is received.
IL will afford me pleasure to comply with
this request-enhanced pleasure, because
your county and city were named In express
honor Of tho father Of our country, whose
name they bear, whose name ls reverenced
~ every American citizen who loves his
country.
wlth great respect, your obedIcnt servant,
U. 3. GRANT.
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wAsHINoToN, Sept. II, lseo.
Information has been received AZ this De-
partment from Mr.. Isaae sisson, the com
mercial agent Of the United States at Masas-
Ian, Mexico, Of the death, on the 18th Of
June, 1909, at Mazatlan, Of JOHN NORMAN,
a seaman Of the brig shelekofT.
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Teas.

L chased the store OF X. G. Stevens, known as
the HONG No. $50 Seventh street, between
70 keep constantly on hand full supply q TEAS.
CoFfEES. SPICES. &c, Se, 70 which respect.
patronage. SAMUEL P0LKINHORN,
Chinese Tea Hong, $50 Seventh street, between
Louisiana avenue and D streets. sepli.u
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WlLLETT-0a the 2lst Instant EoLTAIRE VIII;
LErr, 10 the 18th year Of his age, after Il long aud
painful Illness.
HI faneIal will take place from his late resi-
denCu, No. ~ Indiana avenue. THURSDAY afternoon
at % clock, Ills friends and acquaintance arc
respectfully Invited to attend; ~
lStaT, Intel. TX
slMs-Ou the 10Th instant AAkY j., beloved
wife Of John N Sims.
The relatives I'D friandS Of the faInl are Invited
to attend her funeral from the Residence Of her hus.
band. No. 49, stTcat, at 10 clock. this tWednes
day. morning. to proceed to St. Aluyuius church
where rec al um Inass will lie said.