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anetionccrs' 11riuatc Galcs, ,&r
BY j. FRASER MATHEWEs.
} ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION

y ICE AND PROVISION PLANTATION
At Private Sale
That vaaan!c RICE AND PROVISION PLAN
TA'rl0N, called ROmncy, situated M South rrrrr
on The Santec River, containing 1898 acrcs-;ip
cleared nn'l under hank, 500 high land, 81 clear
~, baiiiic" We'll timhcrcd with cypress oak Gc
rae Pianianol is now under cultivation is well
so'tcu wlfk Dwelling barns ana negro houscS
amu KNOWN as one or the best places OH the river
TltlcS nreSccniinn ill,c.
For terms, apply 10
}. FRASER MATiIEwES.
nr.2l iiu - - wv '''NN''
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

SMALL RESIDENCE ON SOUTH BAY.
AZ Private Sale
The WOODEN RESIDENCE, OH South I,ay Bat
icry, Few doors west Of Meeting street con
tanning Tour upright and two garrct rooms
no'toie G,nt ninzzts kitchen. &c. Lot measures ii
i, i.et 'front.': Win the right OF way through
passage oi feet, common to this and tho ad-
less. '' iS Va
Apply as above at No. % Broad street.
NOylU tuCi
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a MORBI. EsTABLIsIiMENr.--Wc invite the at
tcntion OF tile friends Of THE NEWS In the city and
throughout The State TO the excellent facilities
which our oillcc enjoys for The prompt execution
OF all kinds Of Book and job Printing. Fully PRO.
vdcd With new type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern, and having n large
and carefully selected stock Of cards. envelopes
and papers OF Ill qualities THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prepared TO Gll orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in the very hest
manner, and at rates at least as low MS any other
establishment in tic Southern States Can Mt
TIE NEWS building tTp.s.airsl and examine our
scalc OF prices and specimens OF our WORK.
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BY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURE.

T OF ON SOUTH SIDE YENDUE
A RANGE.
At Private Sale
Ihe LOT, with the burnt buililing thereon sIt,
ave OH inc south Side Of Ycndur Range near East
dcrp. ~ ~ 'ee'
Apply as above at No. 23 Broad street.
nOyID tufl
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-The News Job Office is
now printing bill-hca,ls In the best style ana on
nne paper, at 81 SO per thousand. Merchants. think
OF IL?
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TIE Hon. J0HN A. INGI.lS.-Thc many
friends OF the Hon. John A. lngs will I've grattcd
10 learn that this distinguished gentleman, who
removed from this State to Baltimore after the
war, has hccn elected TO the profcssorship OF law
in the University OF Maryland.
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SUPREME COuWr.-C0LUMBIA, NOVEMBER %.
The case OF Althca Allen, by next friend. VS.. c. L..
0aillard ct nj, AMI ]. b. Allen, by next frcn,,
G. l.. Gaillard ct nj, were heard. Afr. Mctowan
for motion, ana Mr.. Burt contra, were heard UP
to the hour Of adjournment.
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CRuNns.--ITon. f. G. Baker, from Suffolk,
Mass, has alishtcl in Darlington, and will hence.
forth make South Carolina his home. Tie is said
to have been president Of the Massachusetts
Senate at one time. ana Il lawyer OF no mean
ability.
Nineteen strings OF connscatcd fish were sen,
TO the 0rphanhousc yesterday.
Jas. Powers was arrested FOR assaultlng Michael
Darcy with Il knife.
The garnet set presented to Orange Lodge and
rallied during the late Fair was won by Mr.. W.
Pauling, OF Orangcburg.
W. w. Corcoran, u somewhat noted character,
recently took strong fancy to SOME coats in the
oillcc OF the Northeastern Railroad Depot, AMI
appropriated the esamc. Officers l.ovett and Truall
arrested the thief and recovered the property.
Three negro boys made Il raid yesterday after.
noon upon u box OF fire crackers In front OF tho
store OF Mr.. Jas Trlcst Mt tho corner Of East lay
and Cumberland streets. They succeeded in car.
rying OH the booty.
Gold closed yesterday evening in New York n,
2l&. This is lower thun IL has been ut any time
since the war.
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n0- Persons lcpos!tins letters In tho Pos:oilicc
VIII please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they Will also
Please to remember that without The stamp q let
ter cannot b. mailed, but will be sent to re Dead
Letter Office.
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by LOUIS u. DeSAUSSURE.

y ESIDENCE ON RUTLEDGE AVENUE.
AT Private Sale
The BRICK RESIDENCE. No. so Rutledgc ave-
mne, recessed from the street sevcnty-hvc feet
G"nininnE SIN rooms i5ia by l6T feet, three rooms
Ii ny l:ls feet, double pnZzas, gas cistera and
wen, brick Kitchen &c. Lot measures 60 feet
'front.' ny eaO feet deep; on the Lot are flower gar
dcn, fruit trees, tgs, grapes, &C.
Apply ns above III No. % broad street.
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RYANIZED IN 1892.

sIred 20 ''
sired. "S' "'
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend 80
per cent. wv
All fo,ms o. Life and Endowment Policy issued.
Attention II especially Invited To the Ten Year
Non-Horfcllurc and the Return, Premium j,ians
insurance by the latter costs TIE policy -hOile r
ONLY TIH INTEREST UPOS HIS ANNUAL. pEYMItJu |;
for the Premiums themselves are returned nj
death in addition To the full amount OF The Policy
This Company IL chartered under the In,,s or
the state OF New York. nnd l. invites the closest
scrutiny into It's condition rs exhibited In on,cal
reports OF Insurance Departments OF New York
and Massachusetts.
SrECIAL AGENTS IL TIE STATE At LARuE-A J
NORRIS. J. u. WiLKIE, J. Ar. IIUTSUN. @.
DESAUSSURE. @. G. STEPHENS, J. j. HACKEY'
H. \. =; CAN'T, >. II, SYDN0R ID. K. MOUZON, G.
RErKRENcEs.-H. q. LAUREY, FISH,, T. M.
ALEXANDEis, Esq, RICHARD CALDWELL, Esq,
NJ. II. NATHAN, Est., Messrs. STOLL, WEBD 4
CO.. Messrs. II. COBlA & co.
DR.. ". NJ. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS SHERFESEE.
agent for Ciiarieston, s. c.,
OFFICE Ne. 40 BROAD STREET, Second FroorJ
nov22 IS
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
OF OF LAND ON BROAD. LOGAN
II AND NEW Sr,.EErS
By LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSURB.
DLANTATIoN NEAR CHARLESTON

@ TT - u ''''-'' : 0'''
For Rent or Sale
The PLANTATION formerly the residence Of
MT Crafts immediately adjacent To Charleston
BridRc Ferry on Ashley River. opposite ami with
IN Il mile of the city, On IT, are gnoi houses for
the accommodation of fifteen or twenty workers,
anu stable. Tie tract contains abOut 100 acres,
oI Which 100 Ia lhO acres cleared Land. The
place has produced fine Sen Island Cotton: a large
portion of the l.and has hccn highly nianlir-
ch and cultivated in vegetables since the war;
and conld now bc pruital,y planted in Cotton.
Apply rs above. 1T No. - Broad street.
iurJ
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by LOUIS d. DcSAUSSURE-
r EsIDENCE IN CHARLOTTE STREE,

At Private Sale
The Wooden RESIDENCE on brick basement.
Oh Oh tiic ho'th SIDE or Charlotte street, known by
one dressing rooms, two pan;rics, private sinIr
way. TWO piaHHas, ciStcrn, gas, &c. ON the rem
feet deep ~ O''
nnNIH tMf6 49,
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining i'm she Pottof1lee
at Charleston, for the week ending November 20,
1869, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the lsrgcs. circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
STANLEY e. TIlOTT. Postmaster.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

prick RE ENCE IN HASEL
- STREET.
For Sale
Ine desirable three story HRICK RESIDENCE
on on hiGh basement, Siuarp on the south side OF
liaSei street, between Meeting anu Anson streets,
con, mH,taimihs ciSht rooms, pantry, dressing room
rage house and Stable. The lot measures so
leet front, by 100 feet deep. more or less
Apply rs above at No. 23 Broad street
HOVl0 tu,j
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
= EsIDENcE ON SOUTH BAY.

HI
Al Private Sale
, lhc three story WOODEN RESIDENCE Bric:
Easement, No. 2S Snnlh BAY, II few doors wesio.
dressing room, two piaZHas; atracIcd is n brict
Kitchen. Lot so feet front, by lGO fee; deep
ALSO,
Adjoining the above on I.aml,ol street two
TWO story BUILDINGS. one containing four rooms
iIe other TWO rooms. Lot measures so front by
lG0 feet deep -
The two Lots together run from street TO street
Apply as above at M. 90 Broad street.
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by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.
A BARONY OF TWELVE THOUSAND
IA EIGHT HUNDRED 1850, ACRES
OF LAND.


OF LAND.
At Private Sale
The BARONY or TRACT or LAMP about 2T
miles from Charleston ami 81 from Mount Pleas
ant, OH the Georgetown road, Charleston District,
OH the waters of Awcndaw Creek, containing ao-
cordinE To the plat OF John Fcnwick, Surveyor,
made In I112, twelve thousand eight hundred
acres OF Land, bcing m original barony granted
10 Sir Nathaniel Johnson
On the tract is large body or woods, AMI there
There are Dwelling House, harm and negro
houses on the place.
Apply as abOvc, at No. % Broad street.
noYlG IufG
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CITY A FF A r S
Meetings This Day.

Union Chapter, att p. H.
Committee Of I. o. y. F., ut haif-paSt 7. n.
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BUSINESS ENyELopEs-TH NEWS job Of|;co
is now prepared to furnish gooa cnvconcs, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 Do. tlous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man SHOULD have his card printed on his
cuycIoDcs
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by LOUIS D. pcSAUSSURE.
ESTATE SALE-PLAN ANTATION IN ST,
w ANDREWS PARISH.

At Private Sale
iinPEToN PLANTATION, bcionging 10 Estate
Wilkes. in ST. Andrews Parish. about five milos
from Charleston, on the SLonO River. opposite to
Jnan'S island and on The Savannah & Charleston
Railroad AMI main road. The tract contains
ah0nt 9I5 acres Of Land, nhout 72i Of which are
high Land, the balance marsh Land. About 400
acres OF the Land are cleared and adapted TO the
culture of cotton ami provisions, and about 81 to
rice. Excellent crops uf cotton have been made
upon the place for years.
For particulars, apply ut No. % Broad street.
nOyl5 tufG
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by j. & ". KNOX.
by HUTS0N LEE,
AtIctioncer.
RICE PLANTATION.

VALUABLE MOE PLANTATION.
liy virtue Of an order of sale to me directed hy
the Hon. George >. Bryan, Judge Of the United
States District Court for the District OF Suuill
Carolina, will he offered for sale at public a;c.
tion, ~ HE Old Fosionlcc, foot OF Broad street,
A.. NJ,
All That PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND in
l.e rarisli OF ST. Thomas and st. Denis, on the
ca 'ern branch of the 4 of Cooper River known
ns Thc liagan, containing onc thousand four hun.
drcu ana eighteen acres, II large portion Of which
iS hhdcr cnittvatlon--the whole forming one Of
tile most desirable Rice Plantations I'm the State
rcrmS-Onetlird cash; balance In Two canal
annual instruments. secured by bond OF purchaser
AMI Il mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser 10
pay for papers AMI stamps
now tuttu7 LOUIS MCI.AIN Assignee
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a LOT or LETTER ASD NorE pAPEg. con-
signed to us by mistake, will nc sold low for ac.
count or shippers. Letter 81 so and So o5; Note
81 30 and 50 ej. NKUFVILI.E & HANNAH,
hoV2o No. o ErCau street
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By LOUIS u. DcSAUSSURE.
SToRE ON EAST BAY STREET.

AT Private Sale
>, The THREE STORY RRICK STORE. on East
bay street, NJ the southeast corner OF CortIes
arcntnri by one q! our most successful mcr-
chants, ihc iG'r sir. Smith Muwry Ir.) Thc lot
measures 20 feet front 10y CO fee; deep
Ihis property Is one OF the most central on East
Fay for business. " '''"'
nOVl6 tNfS ''
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by LOUIS u. DeSAIISSiJRT

v-t II 7 ~ Iit-.!st soItJtE, EIJNNTN(L
- THROUGH TO MARKET STREET.
For Sale or Rcnt-
Iue BK!Ck STORE on the south side of IInyne
s@taset, @ opposite the Charleston Hotel now nccu-
Hner HE1ar ny Mr. John lbay, measuring a5 feet on
fcGt In depth. "A" i''
thcsn premises are admirably located for the
wholesale trade, and VIII he sold on One.thirtl
cusn, tho balance In one, two and three years
Apply as above, at No. 21 Broad street.
nnVl6 tufj
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OSH or Dickens or SCOTS Works IS present
ell to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen.
tury oc,s
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MILLS HOUSE STAB LES.

MI l l. l. S ii o USE ABLE S
The undersigned respectfully informs the ci,i-
ZcllS OF Charleston and the travelling public gene
rally that lle has opened The MILLS HOUSE STA
BI,ES In Chalmers street. lie viii have Omni-
buses and Carriages n the several Railroad Sta
gers to tile Mills House, any part OF tile city.
lie Will also receive orders to convey passengers
residences
Having n fine assortment OF Carriages, with
careful and experienced drivers. he solcts orders
for the same ROBERT GRAHAM
noV24 WINS Proprietor.
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Axetiom GuIes--4bis Dap.
by MILES DRAKE,

OOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. Will sell mt nv
store, corner OF King and Liberty streets,
SEVESTY-FIVE CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, RE-
CEIvED HY STEAMSHIP CHAMPION,
CONSISTING OF:
Cases Mems Calf Creole and q. 7. Button CON.
GRESS
Cases Mems Calf and I,un Balmora!s--G TO 10 and
9tG l3
Cases Mems Bun and Wax BrOgans
Cases Mems Grain Roots, IL inch leg
Cases Mems Calf and Kip II. W. Roots
Cases 1,oy's Calf Congress au, Balrnorais
Cases Woincn'S Goat ana Fun I,OptccS
Cases ChildrGn'S Goat Polish IOots-G 10 10
Cases Ladies' Fine Serge Congress
Cartoons Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrcn's Caters
BnlmOrals, &c.
so cases. 800 dozen, Mems and Boys Felt and
Wool Ilats, various STYLES. nOY2i
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.'''i'' - ''.ioo hIhoub NAIL.
NNIlE DRAWING OF SPANISH POLICY
TAKES PLACE DAILY
In the large Hail in the rear Of our Banking.
House.
CHANCES TEN CENTS EACH
Prizes ranging in value from SIto S177 7O0
One prize 10 every 10. blanks. Send To- us ten
cents anu any three numbers between l07 and
IIITO0, they Will 5c put into The wheel Ir Won
draw prize We VIII let you know by return
mail.
SCALE or DISCOUNT FOR CHANGES:
Chance. ...... 10 cts. 100 Chances. SIS 75
20 Chances. S........Sl So 400 Chances - 33 40
SO Chances. ....... ! 80 IUO0 Chances. " So 90
Address all communications to
j. h. BLAKE & Co, Bankers,
And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy in the
United States,
noy25 l1t No. 6et Broadway, New York
no YOU WISH TO SLEEP SOUNDLY
Al night, and awake IN the morning with n
thorough appreciation OF your egg, roAs and
coGec?
USE soLoMON'S BIT-rERS.
For sale by RAOUL & LYNAH
scpt17 3mos
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VIII be sold on SATURDAY, n7ih instant at II
O'CLOCK ~. on the grounds
A FARM now owned by Mr.. }. TOuhcy, formerly
the property OF MIR. Henry DonOhue containing
seven acres under good cultivation, inciosed by
good picket fence, having a comfortable Dwelling
and UuthouScs attacked; also good well OF Wa
ter. bounded north by back beach, south by
front beach, east Ivy Lot Of Mr.. Powers and west
by that OF Mr. lIruggCInau.
fcrinS-lln!f cash. balance in six and twelve
months, with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps.
foat leaves for the Island at 10 O'Clock A. H.
returning 1t O'Clock L. N. nOv26
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fertilizers.
coMrosrrSG WITH COTTON SEED.


THIS article Is manufactured at the Company,
Works under the direction and supcrintcndcnce
of DIR. RAVENEL. It contains the Same elcincuts
of fertility as Soluble Pacific Guano cA .ept that
1t is not furnished with ammonia 1t Is prepared
expressly for composing with cotton seed, which
furnishes the clement OF ammonia-thc object be-
Ing to render that sidcproduct OF the pIania ION
available to the highest degree rs an cemcut of
fertility.
s46 cash, or $50 on Is: November, 1870, for ap.
proved city acceptance or other good security
For further, and particular information, apply
to the undersigned,
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Nos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf
JOHN. S. REESE !& CO.,
General Agents baltimore.
MO. l PERUVIAN GUANO.
100 tons No. I PERUVIAN GUANO, now land
ing from schooner Archer Il Reeves.
nov1o
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Abraliaius, T III
A6r:lhalns, las,
II
Aliston, I g
Aston. " III
Amherst. ii ST
John
hncruin. Lewis
Archer, James
Arthur, John ii
Assistant
Zee, ] ]
black, Geo Z
Roofs, Win
BOystien, !: Z.
Bradley. } &
lircetl & Go |
l:nlliS, Leonard
Calm, } !
Gallagher, 1'hori-l
as
Cannlan. e a
Capcrs, Dick
Carpenter,
James
Carson, Il 4
Copper, Dan |
Correti. Thomas
Cox, W II
Cuthl,crt, DR.
ThoS l.
Gutter, w B
Dearbornc, Geo
f.
Deigllcn, John
Delany. John
DcreauN, john
p
DevOugh, lanes
DoUlinr, w
Dunn, Michael
Eagle, WIN ii
Edwards, Julius,
EhricSs, Henry
ElScy, WIN "
Evans, w r
Fisher, Win
Fisher, r G
Fisclll'cck, II
Flood, Lawrence,
Flynn, John T
Flynn, ChaS Ill
FOgcrly Simeon
Frob, L
Gates. ] Lord
Clifford, Geo L
GuoasOH, berry,
Graham, John
Grant, q
Granville, Mar
rell /
Greenougli,
Daniel j
Grollloiicr,
Charles
Gu,lin, lion S l.,
IIailoway. f.
Harkcn, j lien,
rick
Uarkcn, Johann
Harrison, james
Harrison, James
l.
Havcn.., Thro i
Hill. Mr., (watcii-
niakcr,l
Hills, Il >.
Hilton, j II |
nlllinycr, J ID
I!ilricks, Theo.,
dorc
HO;lfer, w
llOlfman, II
HOSartll, Ed
ward J. |
Ho!bark, Rob-
kOrres, Henry
Howe, III
HOyp:, Capt )
JAS 4
HNllen, J III /
Jackson, Eieby
Jaiitlrell, J NJ
Jenkins, lienry|
Jones, W 4
Johnson, d a |
.lollnSOn, ,TOlbertl
Johnson, CapersI
JohnstOne, |
Scdgwlck |
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Jnsnrumrc.

Jnsnrunrc.
II N S U r i
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
or NEW YORK CITY
President, ROBERT l.. CASE; Vice President. Turo
r. "nErMoRE; Secretary, ISAAC II. ALLBs.
General Agent for South Carolina, W. MursoN
TOWNSEND, Aiken.
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By j. DRAYTON FORD.
Auctionecr.

II SALE.
VIII hc - id q. The north OF The Exchange, al ii
o'clnrk A. NJ. THIS DAY. 2Bth inst,
sl2.a00 BILLS OF BiSK OF STATE OF SOUT!l
CAROLINA, issues of ISL anu 1852.
"a shares uf bank Or Charleston Stack.
l35 lnf shares Bank Of Charleston Stock.
700 shares Pcoplc's Bank Stock.
oJ0D shares Northeastern Railroad Firs; Mort.
angc Bonds.
so shares Northeastern Railroad Preferred
Stock.
Conditions cash. noy2S
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UsIXE NorIc cEs

Charleston, s. c., November 2s, 1852.
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a GEMS, FARMERS, GARDEN-
"a. ERS, and FRUIT-GR0W ERS-Send
for particulars of @'BeSt'S Improved Fruit
Tree and Pine IHvi0Orat0r and Insect 1 e
stT0ger. Sam pies to test will be forwarded
to any part OF the United states, and per-
feet Satisfaction guaranteed Good AGENTS
are eOauted IN eUeg,V County Ia the United
States. Address j. AHEARN, % Second
Street, Baltimore, Md.
a GENTS WANTED in every town
- to sell the celebrated Clipper 1H010crS
d7Id Reape4S-Lightest draft and most du-
rabie machines made. send for circular.
CLIPPER NOW ar & REAPER CO.,
u Cliff Street New YORK.
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MY LOTIONS OF LORD by RON,
AND THOSE OF EYE-WITNE SSES OF
IT'S LfH'E. by lin COUNTESS GUICCIOLI |
New YORK: HAgPHB s. Bros. Cincinna-
Ii: Robert CLARKE 4 Co.
Ifauy one could be competent to
analyze such mind as Lord Byron's,
Countess Guiccioli ought to be the
person. She was very familiar with
him for many years, and saw him IN
der the various Influences which had |
So marked an effect upon his life. |
Bat it is evident that she writes with
a partially that sadly warps her judy
ment. In attempting to justify his
weak nesses-his follies and crimes
she materially dctracts from her influ
ence when she praises his virtues.
She devotes much SPACE to his relig-
ious opinions. OF these she says:
ut is difficult to judge, from the
contradictory nature Of his writings,
! what the religious opinions OF Lord
Byron we're. But. on the whole, if
he we're occasionally skcptical, yet his
wayeling never amounted to dIsbe
lief IN the divine Founder Of Chris
tianity. [ always took great delight,
observed he, in the English Oathe-
drai service. 1t can not fail to in
spirc any man, who feels at all, with
devotion Notwithstanding which,
Christianity Is not the best source of
inspiration for poet. No poet
should be tied down to a direct pro-
fession Of faith. Metaphysics open a
vast field. Nature aud heterodoxy
present TO the poets Imagination fer
tile sources from which Christianity
lorbids him TO draw, and he exem
. pilEGd his meaning by review OF the
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