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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-21

TIE MINES The decrease of our ore
shipments for the week, the miners
strike, and temporary suspension of
operations in some of The leading
mines, and the general feeling of IN
certainty consequent upon the disturb
ance of our chief industrial pursuit a
a people is Gale ulated to, and TO some
extent has, given some of our citizens
the blues To such we should say,
90 look at the mines Whue Pine
Nsrs, l7h.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-21

SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE. - Wells,
Fargo & Co., by their Agent in this
place, give notice that after this date
NO Banking business will be TRANSACTED
bS them in Carson City later than 4
o'clock in the afternoon of each day
Dated Carson City, July 18th, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-21

BOB HowLAsD.-He dropped in upon
us a moment reports splendid time
vt the Bay. There is deal of sun
shine in the old boy. We are Indebted
TO him for a pleasant visit SO mue"
indebted that we will settle with him if
he ever forwards Us his bill.-Ialand
Empire, 17th
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COMMISSIONED. - Acting Governor
7. d. Edwards yesterday commissioned
James Wade, Jr., as Commissioner OF
Deeds for the State of Nevada to reside
in Cleye aad, Ohio.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-21

PAY Up-PAY DowN.-Persons indebt-
cd to the estate of William P. Joy, de
ceased, will find it for their interest to
read notice in our advertising col
umns, signed by Attorney Patterson.
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NOTICE..

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
~ Of William p. Joy deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment t. William Patterson,
who Is authorized ~ receive and receipt for the
same. ANN JOY,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of sid estate.
Carson City, june 2ist. lseo. Az
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THE DAILY APPEAL

FAvoRs.-We are indebted to n. F.
Rice, Agent of, W. F. & Co., for White
Pine papers of the 18th instant.
Thanks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21

A LONDON DOMESTIC Tragedy. "A domestic
tragedy, with scarce parallel for its depth OF
horror, was revealed on Monday, the % b Of
June, at No. Is Hosier lane, Smthfield, Lon
don. The facts were
Acting in accordance with the suggestion OF
q letter received at headquarters. thu, the cfti-
GERS OF just.c, should 90 20 No. Is FL )sler lane,
Wnere they would see "8p unexpected sight.
the police repaired 10 the houss and, forcing
an entrance, found eight dead bodIes vic I'm, !,
of pruasic acid. Walter james Duggan aud
Emma his wit were found lying. surrounded
BY their six children. all in the embrace Of
death. Duggan was silversmith. Who, from
misfortune and not by fault ot his own, had
lost his situation and was about to be turned
out OF his lodgings, adrft upon the great Lon
don world. He seems to have been al afsc-
tomato father, as Rmma Du gan was tender
mother but both man and wife would appear
to have succumbed to iu-fortune and thrown
up the game ss hopeless. ne poisoning o'
the children was, beyond all dispute, the de.
iberate work Of the parents. not IN wrath put
from the dread OF want. who aftel de-
stroyed themselves. The little Ii nbs we're
decently composed, the young faces wore On
expression Of perfect tranquility, md there
was no trace Of disturbance ID the apartment:
The family Bible lay open at the register OF
marriages and births, wherein were written
the names and dates of birth OF the children
and the marriage certificate OF the parents Was
carefully pinneu 70 tue lear Dug!a hlmseH
wrote aud posted the letter TO the authorities.
and then went back and prepared for them the
unexpected sight" which 1t promised. Tbe
Duggan tragedy was the result OF sn unhappy
social coodlton, and as such may Well demanl
the earnest Confederation Of the thinker and
the statesman.
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FROM NEW FORK.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The fihousters now
confined at Fort Lafayette will probably be
discharged on giving pledges to abstain from
future violations Of the neutrality laws.
In the case OF John A. Mahoney against Au'
gust Belmont aud others for twenty thousand
dollars in gold belonging to The Fenian organt-
zstion, the court directed the payment to
Thomas Barr, who was appointed receiver.
Further proceedings were adjourned to the
9th instant.
Two other bankers pleaded guilty to usury
to-dey.
(. An e7ening paper has the following: "a
SQUAD of men from the BROOKLYN Navy Yard,
with Marshal Barlow at their head, last night,
1t midnight, surrounded large house three
miles back Of Hoboken, and captured forty
eight Cuban fiibusters there quartered. Sew
eral escaped, including Colonel Ryan. Several
of the prisoners we're hurt before they were
captured. All Of them were taken to Fort La
fayette. A telegram h,s been sent to Presi'
dent Grant, and also the Spanish Minister, an
nouncing that this is supposed to be the end Of
Cuban operations in this vicinity"
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~MARENGO.- YER AND AGUE

~MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PIEvnNTIve.-Thls val
uab,e preparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have ed It with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced to offer 1t to the puo-
tic. II is warranted TO cure CHILLS AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entire, eradicatlng its effects from the system. 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dtSes-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. 1t lis purely VEGETABLE
preparation, und so harmless that CHILDREN Of all
ages may take it with safety. As tonic MARENGo
has no superior and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever or from other cause. Is invaluable
A few doses is sufficient TO satisfy the most IN
creduJous sufferer OF its virtue and worth. All
who try one bottle of MAHEA GO will be SO much
pleased with effect, that hey will readily en-
dorse It, NO HUMBUG. For evidence OF its eff
cscy and value, refer to MARtNGo circulars. watch
contain certificates of well known and respectable
citlzeBs.
MARENGo is genuine Southern preparauon'
the proprietor and m m.nuflcturcr 1p5 native and
r. sldent Of Charleston and it is fully guaranteed 70
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO EOMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by oil Druggists. and bJ DOWIE 4
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD
BICH. wINEMAN 6 CO., Hayne-street and 6. j.
IUHN. Druggist, Agent of Proprietor, corner Of
King and John Streets Charleston, g. c.
June s DAG 5mos
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Prospect for the Fall Season-The South
In tho New Yorb Market-Credlt OF
southern Buyers-Enect OF tho Conser-
tive NJ O We IN nt-Carpet-Baggers N ss
CONNER ctal Men.

The New York Herald has an elaborate re-
view of the dry goods trade, from which we
take the following:
Asa genera rule buyers in the spring trade
bought only what thew wanted and would not
buy mere at any price. In word the cur
rent OF trade has been healthy, natural and
sluce the war. 1869 has recorded few failures 81
importance. The Statistics OF su-pensioDs thus
far will not exceed one hu lured, small and
great and none OF them have been atfIrr5
either OF great weight or Of indicative moment.
The general stringency OF Tie mouey market
has been met WITH canton equally general
on the part OF the commercial classes. The
rule having been only to buy what was wanted
for the regular course OF trade tho dry ,o'ls
auction marts. which we're exceedingly busy
in 1867 and 1868. have been comparatively de-
serted. For this, however. tnere has been
another reason in the prevailing tel ldency OF
holders to hold goods instead OF thrusting them
upon tho market for speedy realiz ition oil any
price. Manutlc. urers, who glutied the auction
market with f.brics year before last, have
thus retained their goods 10 ther own hands,
and in consequence trade has assumed firm
er, less Au:tuLtive and less specuati"e toue
than has prevailed for the past tour years.
II may now, for the first time SINCE the war,
BIZ stated that trade has got upon peace fool
lug, having settled into normal currents with
out uneasy and speculative fucluatlon. The
fluctua.lon was kept I'D loaser than was neces-
sary however. first, by q general resort on the
pert Of the holders to auction houses. under
:he impres sion. OF course that rapid fall in
prices might be anticipated; aud secondly, by
an undue forcing Of sales under pressure on
the part OF the auction hous g III question:. The
c rrecuye applied to the case uas been ex
ceedingly SIM ;,le The first work was TO eliminate
the auction house from regular trade, to shear
It Of Its mighty influence for the depression Of
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sPLRKs FROM THE WIRES.

| Commander W. P. Buckner, q. y. n, is
dead.
There are only three yellow fever cases at
the quarantine in New York harbor.
Great foods are reported IN Illinois and the
Northwest, doing serious damage to railroads
aud crops. -
The release of the Catholic priest, Father
Mcmahon, from the Canada penitentiary, has
been ordered, -;
Judge ]. 8. Black, recently hurt by railroad
accident, is at his home at York, Penn., Ina-
proving rapidly.
The superintsndents OF the various recruit
mig stations are ordered to ship recruits west
ward Immediately. , . o..
Eight illicit distilleries were seized in Wake
County, n. c., and twenty more are running.
The whiskey is consumed IN the neighborbood.
The necessary arran yements have been con-
cluded, Secretary Fish's permission obtained,
and the French cable is expectedto reach the
Massachusetts, coast on Friday.
The details Of the destruction OF the Blue
jacket, British vessel from New Zealand for
England, burned at sea in March last, show
eight Of si1ty-nine persons saved.
Colonel Alven and the officers OF his bat-
TALON (spanish) have been ordered to Havana
to 'orm q new regiment. the old command be-
ing decimated by disease and battle. $500.
In pursuance to resolution Of The New Or
leans Commercial Convention, committee OF
ten have bsen appointed to arrange for Mis-
sissippi Valley Commercial Convention, to he
held on the Upper Mississippi in Ausuft or
Septelnber.
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THE Crop PaospEcr IN GEoRaIA.-The Macon
.Talepraph says:

The Crop PaospEcr IN GEoRa1A.-The Macon
Telegraph says:
Drought still aflicts some portions Of the
state-mo-e particularly in the northern sec
ton. Southern, Southeastern and Southwest
ern Georgia seem generally to have an abuDd-
ance of rain. In Middle Georgia showers have
been frequent, but they have been partial, and
many localities are distressed for want OF rain.
Where those showers have fallen the corn
crop is pretty we'll secured, and will be high.
ly satisfactory. Elsewhere, it is, OF course,
in Q very critical or almost hopeless condi-
ton.
The cotton crop of Georgia never looked
better or promised greater yield to the e1 ;ent
of it's area than it does now. No appearance
Of disease Of any kind is manifest, and al
though here and there the growth OF the plant
NAV be somewhat retarded by dry weather,
yetthe SKIES have not the brassy look Of sea-
son Of general drought, and we hope, by turns.
the whole of Georgia will get ram enough to
develope the crop to full fruition ofits present
promise. The health OF the Slate contin ues
good. Absolutely no complaints OF the field
laborers are audible. Order, peace and sober
and dlligent industry are the conditions every
where.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NENs rRoM WAsHINGroN,

WASHINGTON, July 40.-It has transpired
that Secretary Creswell has authorized sena-
Dor Ramsay to initiate negotiations for cheap
postage between France and the United Statee.
Mayor Bowen recommends the estabhsh-
msnt, in addition to the white and black
schools, Of additional schools fully equal il not
better, and open to both colors.
Captain Webster, OF the United States cut.
ter, IN answer to remonstrances Of New Eng
Isad coast towns against the violation of State
laws by landing destitute persons, replied that
he Was acting within his Instructions. viz to
tisorgsnise the Aibuster forces by scattering
them along the coast. -, ,
T. is ascertained. on good authority. that all
the patronage Of the government is to be used
for Stokes in Tennessee, Davis in Texas. and
for the nominee OF the ultra Radicals in Mis-
sissippi. Radical members Of Congress, and
leading members Of the National Republican
Committee have been here and urged this
course, and have obtained promise that it
should be followed This is in direct contra
diction to the policy 90 very recently annouDe-
ed by the President, and is further proof Of
how little control he has over national az
fairs. Massachusetts really controls the goS-
ernment to-day. ,e.... NJ
No further changes will be made in the Oabi-
net at present. as it Is deemed impoltic to do
80 until after the October elections.
Judge Jenords and Colonel Norman, Of hie-
sissippi, visited Jrdge Dent to-day. and found
him heartily enlisted in the cause OF the Con-
s.,xo%soa Ronnb1icao narkv .Iudpa Dent eY
presses his determination to visit the S;ste and
canvass for the parry, whether nominated for
Governor or not.
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EHEBLUE RIDGE MRLNGn AGAIN.
The Ph@nix Rubs its Eyes and Wakes
up-What it says OF Governor Scott
and His Little Game.

The Columbia Phoenix, into whose columns
the high contracting parties OF the mammoth
Blue Rldge Railroad job have heretofore man
aged to smuggle several fulsone puffs Of that
pleasant and ingenious speculation, in its issue
Of yesterday opens it's batteries upon the Scott,
,Crisvil Il Co. "Ring" in the following gallant
style: &C. lG
. From the Phsai1, July 2o.]
In this mornings issue will be found copied
q letter relating 70 the Blue Ridge Railroad,
penned from Columbia to The CHARLESTON
DAILY NEWS, The writer states that upon the
most invulnerable evidence his assertions are
made. Assuming that the premises are cor.
reotly stated, the conclusion Is patent that
Governor Scott has developed in new direc-
ton those yieWs Of dna ace 30 peculiarly hle
means, let the common interests
OF the state 60 by the board 30 that his own
are protected. He obeys bllndly the injunc.
ton, 'Put money In thy purse, honestly Il
thou canst; but put money IN thy purse. =
/ The wonderful discrepancy between the bids,
one falling below the estimate OF the Cniet
Engineer, the additional issue OF bonds, Great
inc the startling interest charge OF $7O0 OO0 N
coin annually, the election OF the highest bid
der for award of the contract, and, add to II,
the exorbitant cost of the road material con-
6eltoQ 10 IN tQ6 COuuhCts duO tdo -cupPoAp VI
Messrs. Harrison and Cameron in favor OF the
lowest bidder, puts the agency OF Cove ernor
Scott in most injurious and Damaging light
to himself
THE News is disposed to forbear condemna-
ton Of Governor Scott until he has spoken IN
his defence. The very receas action OF Cover
nor scott in reference to the taxes his feeble
letter on that subject, judged as State paper,
would have destroyed, II IL existed, the slight
est respect tor his E1ceiieucy's solItles, whilst
it's insulting and trucuient character as q COM
munlcation, and coupled with offensive threats,
have destroyed in US any feeling OF charity
which induces withholding and forbearance
OF judgment. SO strongly does the cores.
respondent Of The NEWS assert his facts,
and 30 confidently does he vouch for
their truth, that We cannot do otherwise
than believe, with the record Of the Executive
staring Us IN the face. that Governor Scott has
been fsatheriue his nest from the Blue Ridge
road; and we caInol feel that we do his Excel.
lency any injustice IN anticipating any ccm-
munication on the matter, and pronounclng
Judgment in advance on 30 open q fraud and
swiudle upon the people OF South Carolina.
Governor Scott seems to think that taxation Is
the ',ready relief which is to solve every
financial difficulty Of the State-he makes the
many suffer for the benefit oil the one; and we
feel it sacred duty to make exposure OF, and
express our Indignation at, every symptom oi
fraud and injury to our citizens which comes
und,r our experience.
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EsUMMER PERILS-HOW TO ESCAPE
TBEM.-It will not do to ,rifs with the health In
hot weather vigor oozes through the shin at every
pore and 1t Is by physical viGor only that unheal'
thy ipfau snces caE be badsd and repelled. The VI
tai elements are evaporatcd in persriration. Intense
heat converts man into self.actins pump and the
moisture that is pumped out OF him ls derived tron
the well.springs oil Life within him. There is great
need therefore, that these sources Of physical
strength should be in condition TO bear, without
danger or inconvenience the extraordinary drain.
If ,hey are not in such condition, the individual
becomes languid and low-spirited.
The man thing is to keep The digestive apparatus
in good working tim; for If the stomach, the psr-
veyor Of the system, does its duty thoroughly tue
liver. the be els the brain, and the nervous sys'
tenn, being duly nur!ured, will be likely to do theirs.
In view of these f,cts 1t Is manifest that powerful
snd wholesome vegetable tonic hse HoSfEfTER's
STOMACH BIrrERs Is especially required at this
entseblinc season. It is the most admir- ble of all
correctiyes and invgoi oisnts and for this reason II
doe, not over-stimuate the system. The proper
tions of aperent tonic AMI stimulating conponents
are 80 judicousy graduated that the processes OF In
yi.orauon and purihca alton 70 on simultaneously
and no u, due excitement IS created In the clrcula'
ton or the brain. All unmedicated simulants, how
pure, excite the pulse aad the nervous system.
Their exhi aratins effect Is iemPora J, ana Wn1n u
pssscs of the physica! and mental depression tney
were employed to remove returns In an aggravated
form. Bu, this not the CAGE when HO>TETTtR' )
RITrEks are taken as q stomacbic and nervine.
The medicinal herbs. roots and gums with which
they are ic greg, ated, ncutra1e exciting prinei
pie Of the ry. spirit which forms their basis and
which is in itself the most wholesome of all the va
rielcs of alcohol DAo JuylI
nTDUTCHER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Death to tho Livios Long live the Killers Sold
by Dealers everywhere. limo Jun" ~
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Spsfial Notifes.

%BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid hair Dye is the best in The world the only
true and perfscs Dye; harmless. reliable, instanta-
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tins; rem.
edies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invlsorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond.
street New York. Tyr May 10
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THE TURNER CASE.

MACON. July TO- The evidence in the
Turner case to-day was yoluminous and coz
fiicting. Marian Harris still asserting her
innocence. says she got the counterfeits,
found in her possession. from colored
>kttache OF the Treasury Department, named
schuman. The court reserved lts deolsion
unhl tomorrow at ten o'clock, A. N.
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@ PHILOSOPHY OF MARR1AGE.-A

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES as delivered at the
New York Huseum OF Anato.Ay, embracing the SUBJ
iects aow to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Uld Age Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause OF Indigestion FlatuLnce and Ner-
yous Disc ,ses accc cuuted for Marriage Phlosoph-
cally Considered &c. These Lectures will be tor
vsrded on receipt of four stamps. by addresain ::
sECRRTARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY. No. "a Wes, Balimore-stree. Baltimore. Md
April 10 mWl lyr
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S6OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIREPRooF BUILDING. JULY. u, lsss.-persons
wishing to contract for the building OF Bridge
over creei, known sss Achuroh creek." to CONNECT
Johns Island and Wsdmaaw will hand In their pro-
posals to this ofa:e ON or before the Oath inst.
Plan and Specifications recently prepared by Mr.. L.
J. Barbot Civil Engineer, can be seen at this oface
from 10 O'Clock A. ~, 10 o'clock P. II.
F LANCE,
1r,v1s IL Clerk Board c. @.
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rst. Andrews society.-Attend the
Funeral Of your late member and associate, MIR.
JOHN F. MCKAY, from his late residence. East
Bay, foot Of Society street. THIS AFTERNOON at Five
O'Clock. ~h. fAoL'
July 81 secreary'
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~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac'
quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs.J.Y hrTzF, are inVit
to attend the Funeral Services OF their infant daugn'
ter. JANE KENZIE. at Five O'Clock, TH1s A11EH'
NOON at st. Pstrick's Church. y July Al
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, FHRNANDINA AND JACKSo
VILE.
~~A THE ELEGANT AND FIRST-CLASS
S&34@ SSTEAMER DICTATOR, CaptaiJ
W, 4. MCNFlTY will sail from Cbsrleston eveIy
Tuesday EVENING. at Nine O'Clock. tor the above
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Flondi
Railroad at Fernspdina for Cedar Keys, ut whiel
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola Key West and Hsvana.
Through Bills Lading sigued to New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at 10
and expense OF owners.
May27 INV South Atlantic Wharf.
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EXCURSIONS AROUsD THE uARBOR.
~ THE FINE, FAST SAILING AID CON.
FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELRAnQR
Ahwin resume her trips to historic points In
6the harbor, and viii lsaye Government
Wharf daily at Ten A. II.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG.
December ls Captain, on board.
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rBurns Charitable Assoeiation.-At-
tend the Funeral OF your Late member and associate
Mr.. John F. MCKAY. from his late residence. East
Bay foot OF socety.street This AFTERNOON, at Five
o,c,ock VIM. BOY,
rr,r o1 Secretary.
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN The
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Man.
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
cent by mail free Of chlrse. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Bc1 P, Philadelphia. Pa
May ~ 5H2S
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Wbituarp.

BROUGHToN-DIed JuIy 18th, 1859 at the Bar
rows st. Johns Berkeley at the residence Of DR.. s..
W. BARxER, Miss 8. JANE BROUGRTON, in the
fifty.ninth year Of her age.
GBlessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
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5un.ral aotifes.

~ The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ousintsnces of the late JOHN MCKAY. and Of DAVID
McDouaA11.. are invited to attend the Funeral OF
the former from his residence on East Bay opposite
Society. street. at Five O'Clock Tms AFTERNOON.
InJu
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Spteial astires.

~ THE REV. JNO. L. GIRARDEAU,
D. D. will preach ID. ", in the Presbyterian Church
at summeryile THIS EVENING, 21st Instant, at
quarterpast Eight O'Clock. July 81 .