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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-25
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CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT.
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: APPROVED july 70, lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-25

Yes erday President johnson gave an order
Of the remains of Captain WIZ (who was
executed in the Old Capitol prison, in Nov EN-
Der, 1865 having been convicted by military
command OF the Confederate piison at Ander,
sonville)--to lie delivered to his relatives and
friends. We have always believed that Wrz
was most unjusty condemned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-25

One OF the North Carolina State Senators
died recently. A resolution was passed by the
body Of which he was a member, to appoint a
committee TO escort his remains to his late
home-supposed to be, of course, somewhere
ic North Carolina. The committee started
with tLe body, it is said, and at last account IS
we're en- route for the state Of Vermont-where
the deceased had lived He had only been
soiourning" 10 the old North State long
enough TO lie elected to the Legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-25

la the House of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr. Schenok's bill "to strengthen the public
credit. and IegaIize gold contracts, was passed
after long debate. 1t pledges the faith Of
the interest bearing obligations, aud provides
hat aoy contrast hereafter made specifically
payable in coin shall be legal and valid, and
nay be enforced according to its terms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-25

Sir. Brooks, of New York, in his speech III
ne House OF Representatives, few days ago,
upon an appropriation bill, read from rficla
documents a statement, showing that the pub
tic printing, ordered by Congress- from 1861 to
1868 has cost the government over twenty two
millions of dollars and this does not irc ude
the printing of the Congressional Globe, or the
printing of revenue and postOfice stamps, which
would swell 40 the vast sum more and more.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The banking hous9. Of Benoiss d Co., at st.
Louis, has failed.
All the parties implicated in the asaaasina-
ton Of Revenue Officer Brooks, at Philadei-
phia, have been discharged.
The Allentown, Pa, Iron Works were burned
to day. Loss 100000. One thousand men
are thrown out of employment.
-Four freight cars Of a train on the New Or
leans aud Jackson Railroad fell through tres
tie yesterday, caught FIRE and were consumed.
Joseph Snyder, who killed the master mason
at Fairmount. Pa, committed suicide in Moya'
mensing prison yesterday by holding his head
10 buoket,of water. e.G gM.slt
The United States Minister 10 China Mr..
Browne, has informed the State Department
that the Chinese Government hos refused to
grant concessions to any company or indivi.
duals for inland telegraphs. se act
Chief Justice Chase has given decision in
Chambers postponing action upon the petition
for writ OF haoeas corpus In behalf Of, certain
parties now on trial before military commits.
sion at Calvert. Texas, for alleged murder Of
DR.. Maxwell. in june last, on the ground that
there Is no rea s. on to. jspprohend that sentence
Of the military commiasion VIII be carried into
execution until atbst questions arising upon
their petitions shall haze been determined BY
the Supreme COURT inl tha YerRer case. 20 81 q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
TIE CATERPILLAR.
AN INQUIRY INTO TIE CAUSES AND MANNER
OF rHE RAvAaEs OF THE COTTON WORM.
s.sse.,i.ns for their Prevention.


To General johnson Hdgood, President S. u.
Agricultural and Mechanical Sooiety:
In considering the subject Of ''the continu-
ed recurrence OF the cotton worm, together
with It's possible cause, and Herewith some
practical prevention,"I have thought Il best
to submit the inquiries ntertained, through
you, to the public, so that the society, at its
next session, might be induced to consider the
same, and possibly reach some useful conclu-
sion in connection Herewith.
publish In advance, in order that facts cit
cd and conclusions maintained might be
brought under careful revf,w, and by search.
ing inquiry and criticism, siited OF anything
not in accordance with what is kpown.
4 trust this matter will not be hs4Iected, for
1t is, if not the most Important. at least q
most imperative question Of the times connect
cd with. the productions Of our RIeat staple,
and by that much too intimately connected
with tho financial, and consequent social and
political interests of the South, 70, justify in
difference.
With this estimate Of tho subject, trust ]
will be pardoned for the extent aud minute
meas Of the inquiries made. ,t
Ism, very truly,
go tonN w.,H. PopE,
IleShE Z OF st. Luke's.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
NEWS FR0M WASHING roN.

WASHINGTON. September s.-All governmen,
business 's suspended aud the public buildinge
are draped in black. | -: x
The Secretary Of the Navy orders minute
suna to be fired ut naval stations. and by war
vessels, in honor or General Rawlins.
Grant aud Sherman were in consultation at
the War Department this morning. The Presi-
dent to-day appointed General Sherman Score
tary o, War. II is supposed that g. B. Dodge
will ultimately obtain the portfolio.
Boutwell's friends say that the only obstacle
to bis retaining bis position In the Cabinet is
nov removed. and his early arrival in this city
is anticipated. go.
General Rawlins, before he died. expressed
himself very freely on political matters, and in
favor Of the most liberal interpretation of the
Reconstruction lave, and the early admission Of
the Southern States. into the Union on such
terms a. would leave no regrets. he also e1-
pressed the desire that all the moral aid O, the
government should be given to the Cubans,
who are now struggling for Independence.
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TIE sEaUGaLg IN550uBA. IA

WASHINGTON. September 9. The Gubans
here have information that reconnoiterihg
force of seven hundred men from Puerto Prin-
cipe hava been defoated. aud report that the
place has been abandoned. valmaseda's forces
lAoved from Los Tunas and attacked the On
bne. Tho fight lasted four hours. when the
Sleniards were repulsed With great loss. The
Oubans lost over one hundred. A fight also
occurred ut Puerto le Grande. After the brst
fire the sewn hundred Spanish troops deserted
en- mdsse to the Cubans. The officers were
captured and parolled by General Jordan.
= A private dispatch to Fl Cronista says that
Cespedes and Quesada, with SIX thousand
men, repulsed force at Los Tunas with q
loss OF five hundred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

The FIaE IN RIoH1oHD VIRGINIA on Tues.
day morning; already briefly reported by tele-
graph, was the largest that has taken place in
the square bounded by Main, cFoprteentb,
Cary, aud Fifteenth-streets. The houses that
have been burned were Wells jplsning mill,
johnson, Harwood d Estes' Office and lumber
yard, Cnrdwell's AGRICULTURAL implement houae,
Boyle and 9ambFe's saw fsetory.l Gersd6rf's
Jfiie works, Massie d. Harvie's (groceries and
liquors. i } Board & HiIsh tgroceries.l office Of
unoccupicd house, and several others partially.
The loss Is estimated OF $3.50 900, round mum.
bers. The insurance is heavy-about $50, 600 OF
,it being divided between the North British Com
Savings Company, and United States Insur-
ance Company OF Baltimore. Massie & Hsr-
vie's stock was insured for 5000 in the Vir-
gioih Fire and Marine insurance Company, aud
Now Haven, Homo. There was also an insur.
ance OF about $16 900 on the lumber.
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Spefiol Natif.s.
aE A CARD-soUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

as- A CARD-sOUTHERN LIFE INsUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
TO tie Psopie of.SouA Carolina:
The above Company was organ n'zed In 1855, in
consequence Of the Wholesale forfeiture Of Southern
policies by Northern companies. The unparalleled
Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies to restore their Southern policies from
the fact that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance OF honesty.
We keep oil our money at home to build up our
impoverished country--every dollar Of premium
being safely invested 10 the State from which de-.
rived. The institution " purely Southern and hence
should appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy OF every Southern heart.
IT'S not our purpose to make war on other com.
panes but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern comrany-founded on
pstrotism and solid wealth. Its ratio CT assets to
hsbiliies-the true test Of company's strength-is
second to none ON this continent, being nearly $500
to 500. s., s,,,, rt,,,,-.t,,
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims OF this Company, Il has not only enlisted the
Sypathies Of our people, but has also secured theft
hearty cooperation. We have secured coo policies
IN South Carolina since the 10th Of FEBRUARY, We
number among our Directors General Wade Hump
ton and colonel VIM. Johnston. gentlemen weli
known to every citizen OF south .CiroHna. We sp-
peal personally to the people OF South Carolina 10
assist In pushing forward this deeervedy popular
Southern institution. J. II. MILLER,
General Agent southern Life Insurance Compsny,
!! rtot fiSa}s No. % Brodfstreet. Augusta. az
80 fievAistG u ,isI d. 2. IUPPER, ri.
tii.st u..a Agent Charleston. p O. .,
q. w. DRaAUssURE. II. D.,
4 Medical Examiner '.''-' =" =
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YiRGINIA.

RoukosD. septem6er 3D. General Cauby
will issue his election proclamation to-mor-
row.
II is stated that Governor Wells sent his re-
signation to General Candy week ago. imme.
diately atter tho reception OF the Attorney
Generate test oath opinion.
Tho proclamation Of General Candy will
bring the Legislature together on the 5th OF
October. Governor Walker will be installed
within the next two weeks. ~.
The stockholders Of the York Biver Railroad
to-day resolved TO extend the road twenty-one
miles to the Ches speake Bay, shortening by
aeyorai hours tho timo betweap Richmond and
Washington. ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
THE SALE OF THE CHERAW AND
DARLINGTON RAILROAD STOCK.
From tho ohes,eraeId Democrat. !

But suppose Charleston has lost some adyan.
tage by this sslo. which, otherwise. would have
accrued TO her. who ,is to blame? What has
Baltimore is about to reap2 Why do,s she
not occupy the vantage ground which nor
more enterprising sister Is supposed To have
taken2 -. ett-s -
Her prcss has called tho attention OF her can.
| italists, the citizens and the corporation to the
great advantages OF this road. and earnestly
presented the strong reasons for its construo-
tion. Some OF her leading citizens have at
tended meetings Of the friends Of the road to
advance it's interests. and become acquainted
with the obstacles and the encourag ements TO
could be dono to enlist her In the enterprise.
She has, through her representative men, Big
nihed IN words. her perfect Willingness to re-
Seve Mhst,yer VIA advantages any one could imag
drop o, tss spToha sns gs a
that neighborhood; but, then. she has not put
her hand to her purse to "contrIbuten of her
means nor her shoulder to the wheel to push
the work along since the war.
We would, OF course. prefer that our own
commercial city should get the trade which
this road may bring to any OF the great marts,
but IL she, by he. inaotfon, or her wedding
herself to the one idea OF the Blue Ridge, suf-
has done towards this section Of countryW
look Cd, and wonder, and aish some good
thing may turn up for her without any effort
on our part to bring It about. Charleston
tetock that wds sold, inst,ad OF Mr. Bridgers,
and then sho would have had the Same power
Baltimore. -'@- -1'Hf
Tho sale OF this stock will place tile board in
funds to go ,oaIwith their work; and that was
wants the roaf6for IFS own benefit and il it
benefits Oh Arleston also, so much the better;
but u sho chooses to stand off and let it build
itself. the benefits; e any, will 60 Just whero
here to build up this part. OF the State has met
with opposition from the seaboard in some
form or other; and now when thero is hope Of
be Teproached for acceptingit.
As to whether there Is such thing as the
.!Baltimore ring" or howit is connected with
this matter, wo do not know. We only want to
hear "the ring OF the truo metal"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
THE CoLLIERY 0ArAsrRoPHE.

SCRANTON. PENN, September s.-The Avon
dale mine is opened-miners all dead. It now
reems that the efforts to save the miners
probably caused their death. The volume Of
air sent down for ventilation carried che flames
from the burning shaft into the mine. Nothing
is now teing done except throwing water down
the shaft Blue damp asoends, making ap-
proach to the mouth OF the mine dangerous.
Two bodies have been brought up. They are
swelled beyond recognition. and their mouths
are clotted with blood-horrible objects.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

S- THE FEVER AND AGUE SEASON.
when the leaves begin to- change rem fttshf and f
tbrmitent fevers mako their appearance.i Frpatt o
surface Of the earth, bathed nightly in heavy devs
from marshes end swamp. surqh.rged with mois-
tpre from the dying foliage OF The woods. from fea-
terius pools and sluggish streams, the sun Of Sep
tsmber evolves clouds OF miasmsHo sspor perfllous
health and lie, The body. deprived by the burn.
Ing teinpsra Of July and Augutt Of much Of its
ygor and elasticity Is not in proper plight to re-
siss malaria; and Suoe ali diseases that are pro-
dneed BY depraved condition Of The atmosphere
are particularly prevalent In the fail .a7cic 1s.a
There Il reason why the heslth Of tiopsands Of
people should be tins sacrificed. preparatory
course OF H0STErTER'5 STOMACH BIrTERs Is
certain protection sgainst the epidemics and en-.
denies which autumn brings In It's train. Let all
dweers in unheallhy locahHes liable 70 such visi-
tStions. give heed 70 the warming and advice con.
vsyed intbis advertise nsnt aud tHey nay bid den.
ancs to the foul exhalaHons which ars now rising,
night and day. from the soil aroutd them. No farm.
hbue ip the land should ba without this invaluable
e1hil,rant and IN, goranf a any period OF the year
bpt especially in tho fall 1t is not safe % go forth
iIto thsfehill misty tstmosphere 6f . September
morning oreYeu,pg With Tho ssbmsci, unfmined By
topic and Of all the tonIes which medical hsmis.
thy has Jet given to The World Hostster,s Biters
arc admitted 70 10 ths pnre3t! &s most xhosesoms
stdthe sncat beneficial irntng % cd ,juo6a 81
hAs al 1hp desife 10 ssoape tAatbtuous stsaAts,
SYysl CON Sl.lnts !sna sfis.qus, tsysr tfts etps
,ehson. Itisa wholesome a4ft Il nhilfbie fo6k
I'd the trade izarx; Roststsas etomaane e5l.tsrs
sdarxysd On the 1sbN and @mbosNsa on Tho botsle,
Ida their reyanue stamp, covering The, eors, -
cduaScrisis lnd imitsiions Mound '''' pa
keptk kJ9cG bld O. tiDEustd Cd 81 lHTs6,htc c
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nit is supR4sSa thst:of The currency issued
since 1852, edshS millions OF dollars have been
lost, burnt or Otherwise deatfoSed3- Thus thie
sas Sssn 5 s s3e,lsSs an9t 81 ths government
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09
PERSONAL ,Soss1P.

Jenny Lind has become quite poor. Her
husband has squaadered most Of her fortune.
Seven years ago DR.. Stroneberg, OF Prus-
sia, was the ragged tenant OF a garret. Row,
he is a 'railway king, !" worth $40 0OO. 900.
1t is said that there are in France at least
fiity ectors and actresses who pretend to be
illegitimate children Of the great Raohel.s
Fred. Douglass, tcolored,) takes liberties
with his dusky brethren now. In some OF his late
speeches he calls them negroes" This, in
deed, Is calling an ace Of spades spade. @
Henry Wilson is preparing s.History Of
the Riae and Fall OF Slavery" From man
who. in , senate speech, made Waterloo one Of
.'Wellingtot's great battles on the Peninaula,'
anything In tho historical limo will be valuable.
"A Panama letter states that Frank Ward,
aon-in:lsw Of VIM. B. Astor, jumped overheard
from the steamer Sacramento, near San Jose,
and was drowned: The oause OF the deed vas
modification at not being able TO pay the wine
bill that he ran Cp on the steamer. &,
The Cincinnati Commercial has o corres-s
pondent Gt Washington who he's boen forecast
ing The next United States Senate. Hethioks
y probable that the tril,s-unioniats and 'antie
prphibiionists wills get control OF the Massa-
chusetts Legislature aud elect Colonel Gfoene,
Demootat, 70 the Senate in IplSss ,of. WILSON;
thai. neither anthony NOR. 0rsgin will .be-ercs
elected; that Sidney Clarke is likely to come
from Kansas fn place OF Ross; tHat Logan has
the best chance to succeed ,Yates;, thatyJuG ie,
Moses. .ro8 the State supreme Court, wilIfsuc1
oeed' Robertson, OF South CAROLYN; and that
Jesse p. Bright Is the coming. man from KsnS
tuoty..s : n, : .9.y;dIY - sy., h, -
--Qnesada, The Cuban chief, is what the
Ia d. n sH
son he'i tall and dark; with. .well.put features.
black. moustaohe hides, teeth ;si snow. !: He
has manner which Is the perfection :of sase,
dignity and graeicusness, combined withere.
Iserve, and was regarded as one OF the hrayest,
most accomplished aud elegant men'fn Cuba,
OF which he In . native. he dresses with great
taste. and wears . very Peculiar seal ripg q
some rare tpiok-colored stone OF great value,
whipb is said to have q very rqmsntlc history
attsohed TO IL, I. In society he is hresistible
Amost With women, although by DO means fast
or loose in his m5rAlaS yiHsIgcr
L -ss.aeorge- the Count Johannosn = George
EJones, of legitimate drama hrae-has COME fllo
the rescue Of the good nsme .af, Lori, Byron
and his sister, Mts. Leigh. II puts new faoe
op the saAi5 and looks plausible, Itseppears
afare Of tho charge made by Lady Byron
sfat thoy confronted and oonfounded 1t at the
itene-and that Lady Byron confessed her, rnis.
t4ksatnf, h5suss :cs atonsment psomised 10
nfme her, ,unbprn ch,ll--f q ;g,rl- after oNis.
Leigh. The oaui.t sff1rms that he had this
statement ff6m hfs. Leigh bsrsolf, ana corr
afmatfon of IL from L6rd Harrington, vsboo s,o
tstoke 90 the authority of B6ifd BjtJr.d ii is
now ohatits bly tilfq1ed that. Lady Byron, nat.
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tuths1nno

s6fO THEATRICAL MANAdERS.-THE
CHARLESTON. OPERA HOUSE win be ready to
open shout Abe fret day Of December. The House
will be the ost elegant of any in the south. and
superior 10 any Theatre In Ne York save 'Booih's
.Thtatte' and the "arand Opera House." eeating
capacity about 1900. Il rse. ;. te .fla-i. 81,
, Applications for hiring BY the single night. week,
month, Or for the year, must he made to
JOHN CHADWICK,
+ s'.t - atiii- Care Of JULIUS L. MOSES,
Sept q !! ;!OI &C., So z. Chat|eston So. Ca .
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, ~ sOLOMON'S Bi TIERS. This PRE-
tfARAIIQN. compounded by one Of our oldest and
2, s.a 49, ?, =, MS
sreputaon which has almost entirely DRIVE. ont OF
market the varions toncs and sHmulants which, for
few mon,hs. by e1orbitant putting and heavy ad-
vertising, succeeded in building 9 profitable busi-
ness for their projectors.
sotomop's Bittera are not Of the Aashy style, de.
pending upon large advertising, bought purs and
fictitious recommendations for q sale to gulIibIe
public. Their composition is well known to and ap.
proved by many of our best physcians and the pro-
prieors depend upon the intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make It az popular as It Is curative.
They do net pretend to offer q medicinal prepare
ton that will all the ills that osh is heir to-
hut they do contend that the judicious OF these
Bitters viii greatly alleviate human suffering md
bring very many to o state OF comparative health
who have long been strangers TO that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation Of any pro.
fessed curative Ia worth dozens or hundreds Of
bonsht :ertidcater, and the. Messrs. soLoMoNs
have only published few out Of the hundreds of un
so!iuted testimonies which the havo received We
fhis morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALEX.
H. STEPHENS, whose peculiarly enfeebled condition
for the past SIX months has been known to ID whole
country. His few earnest words will go much fur.
thar 70 confirm the good opinion already existing q
to ihe beneficial qualities of this medicine than
would. columns Of stereotyped recommehdstIoni
from unknown parties. rNt ,h:1t
, ,t2 4, 80 3 LIBERTY HALL. il'ci
CnAwFoRDsvILLx. Ga, August IA. 1882
Feisrs. A. so'omoni q Go. D1-0siat Saeqpnah.
Ca: ,lncla iRc1 ahi Stng si!H {
0xxrLr,fEN-Pleases send me half dozen bottles
81 yonri Bittars, Il havs been using them lately
Upon the recornmendAti Of friend, with decided
He1ent IN giving tone ID The digestive organs and
Eehtril strength 70 h y system. Send by Express.
4i;l value endorsed osO!D.U cii IL asoia-'
81 .ir ii, RpuIs respeotFallydo . q h!gA .sso.ii
tSi%sq,. tALIFcxeAtNIDER n. sgEPEEEs.
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~ THE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS,
BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, SEPTEMBER 1.
1s89.-DANIRL RAvENRL,. PRECEDENT, JANIS
&. ROBINSON AND OTHERS. DIRECTORS OF
TIE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
soUTH CAROLINA, vs. THE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LEW
N. HATCH AND oTHHRs.-Rhereas In purauarce
Of the decree Of tho Court of Equity in this case
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Bank was duly
called the 18th instant but said meeting although
largely attended. failed tor want OF legal quorum
and whereas, in that event. the further action OF tho
Corporation is devolved by the said decree upon the
Board of Directors. Be It, therefore,
let. Resoiped. by the sail Board That It is expe.
as possible, under the Act OF the General Assembly,
entitled IAN Act to enable the Banks OF The State TO
| renew business, or to place them in liquidation"
Five Dollars is hereby laid upon each share to be
paid in two equal iustalments, on tho 1st October
aud the LIST OF November ensuing; said payment to
te made either In cash by stock the sbare-
holder, the same to be deemed part OF the Capital
and to ho credited accordingly to each share. b !.
50. Rssoired. That Stockholders falling to pay In
cash or by note at the dates aforesad shall be Deem
ed to haye declined tho privileges OF the new Charters
and separate account shalt be kept Of the assets
and debts OF the Bank, as set forth In the report
with . view to q liquidation Of their elaine: and
that whenever the said assets shall be collected and
tue debts and expenses ascertained and paid. the
said Stockholders shall receive credit for their re-
specttve shares or the surplus. rc'-c-T =. st-
The foregoing resolutions. reported by special
committee appointed f9r that purpose. were unani.
mously adopted by tbe Board Of Directors.
The Prea lent Will attend at the Bank daily from
IL to oclock, to give information and arrange the
assessment called for. ,f,.s- --,sf.
stockholders will pleaee bring their Certificates of
Stock With them. W. E. HASKELL,
: Sept 2 thstu28 Cashie,
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9A HANDSOME INDUCEaENr. EVERY
person who sends IS 80 to the 'XIx CENTURY
Publication Company. in this city, receives that
:s1pcrb Magazine for one year and a copy of either
Of the Waverly Novels or tho works of Charles
Diciens that may be designated. speclmc en- mum.
Der with premium list SO cents.
I :August 81 VS. l!tts '-r tuths1mo
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3 4stllmo onialr tsngsgemsuts IA. 4, Really
'ann9une6d tn society" sfo reNulasly publ bnahed
IN the New York Evening Telegram, which is
circles OF Goth1m. ~ 4 :, !.