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You OUGHT TO INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF AMERICA,
FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

FOh IdE fOLLOW1NG hEASON6.
lst Because 1t is Q home institution managed and
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because 1t Is the only monied institution Of
the kind thst loans its funds in the States from which
they are derived.
Sd Because it ie purely mutual; all policy holders
share Ia its profits earnings. Its large and In.
creasing assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders.
lh Because its rates are >wer than those Of most
other companies. And Its dividends Will be larger.
9Th Because II invests its funds at rates of interest
averaging ten per cent, while Eastern comp uies'
the dividends Of the Associato zrRer and the rates
OF premium smsller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for hy ears Will amount to Sl,842tl
The same amount invested at ZEN per cent, will pro-
duce sll 739 %. Difference IN favoi Of the ten per
cent. investment 1897 08.
9th Because you ought to insur. In success full in
stiution. and the Lite Association OF AmericL ts &C
knowedged by its enemies a. well as lis friends tc
be by far most succ ssful life insurance irst1tu
ton Of its age IN the United states
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN THIS COMMUNITY.
s100 900 deposited in the Insurance. Department
of the state of Missouri taccord.ng to law for the
protection Of policy holders.
Officers.
g. G. LOPEZ Pres'nt (Cashier Peoples Nst. Bank.
W. q. GIBSES Vice. President w. g. Whiidep Col
E. E. JENKINS, M. D., Medical Examiner.
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE iof North. Steele & wardeli.)
o, IRVINE WALKER Walker, Evans Cogswell)
q. i. PEAKE. Gent superintendent g. 9. Railroad.
@. r. PANKNN, Drugnst
JAS. E, SPEAR, Jeveiter.
D. q. SILcOX Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
Mp. CARTER. Secretary and Agent,
March 20 1yr No. 40 Broad.sreet
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OST. ON The AFrERNOUN OF
Ia June 21st, q CHILD'> GOLD BRACELET.
with owners name engraved on the clasp. lhe
uder viii receivl suitable reward by leaving the
same nj 1HIS OFFICE. ! June 23
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jusuraufe.

.,co~-.>.o~.>o~oo-.o~~>~-
A MERlCAN TONTINE
Life and Savings Insurance TO.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.,
No. 4 MARYLAND BUILDINGS. BALTIMORE
DE-. VM. M. POST. Medical Examiner.
THOMAS E coURrENAY, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE, CHARLESTON 8. C..
Or. THOMAS L. oGIeR, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent.
CHARLESTON BOARD REPKRENcE:
Hon. ALFRED uUGER.
W q MAGBAra. Esq, President 8. O. B. B.
Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law
THEO. d. WAGNER, Esq, OF ]. Fraser Co.
ANDRtW SIMONDS. Esq. President Fret Ma
tional Bank.
RoBRRr MURE. Esq Of Messrs. n. Mure Co..
EDWARD LAFfrrE, OF Ed LATTE L Co.
Colonel j. B. z SLOAN, Gotten Factor.
". A, C0URrENAY, Esq, of hessrs. Courtenay 4
Trenholm.
b. b. oLVEY. Esq, of Mes,rs o:ney Co.
Bavi1G been app iuted General Agent for North
and south Carolina for the abov, reliable AID popu
lar Life Insurance Company, I am prepared to re-
ceive applications at reasonable rates ano on favor
able terms. JOHN KIRKLAND, JR.
z Office for thu present at Messrs. Courtenay 4
Trenholm's Union Wharf wsSmos June
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MisfeQanfous.
TT ATS! ATS! HATS!

The SUBSCRIBER BFGS 10 CALL TIE AT
TEN1ION OF the public that be is now prepared to
Clean Press ana maze new all styles Of beavers,
Straw, Silk and Panama HATS, ct very low figure.
l.. BOUJASSON, French Halter,
June % g. No. ia RinR.street
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for Salf.


ENOR S,LE, A GOOD SCHOONER,
IL built of Liveoak. carrying 20 cords wood; will
be sod low at BRANl's SHIP YARD.
June2 vim
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- fappiled fer Immediately
III One II horse Portable ENGINE
III One +horse Portable Engine.
ALSO
i1I One 8horse-power ENGINE. In good condition.
CAMERON. BARKLEY CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberlaud-streets.
January ID
A UCTlUNEERs, b OK ERs, AND
n others wishing 't or Sale" Placards, Business
Cards. or other JOB Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch will consult their interest by eay
ing Their orders ct The NEWS JOB OFFICE. No
149 Easi Bay.
fJ,IIOMAS COUNTY Gl., PLANTATION
Il FOR sALE.-I offer for sale PLANTATION
in Thomas County, four miles from rhomlryiile,
consisting Of twelve hun.red and two aud half
acres first Quai Land, witt good Dwelling, ca ina,
Kitchen, barns, stables Clubhouse. Gin Packing
screw Blacksmith .bop. &c all uad'r good fence;
Eve hundred acr-:s cleared balance heavily tim CT
ed There are breo hundred acres of virgin I'M
mock. bounded on the uorth side by the Atlantic
aud Gnlf RailrLad; on the soutn by the Monticello
road. and thu new Railroad from Albany will come
within half mile Of his Plantation
here ia never-faiiiug creek Of fine water rum
ming through the Plantation; also five wells an two
well stocked fish ponds on the premises.
This place is known as the seward Home Place."
being formerly the property OF Hon James l. Sew
ard.
The Mules. Horses and other Stock. With all the
Wagons and Agricultural Implem hts, will be sold
with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply to
A.STkVEN~ Au7usta. Ga.
ITO A.P. WRIGHT, Jhomssville, Gi.
Or Id. GUrLM RTIN CO., Savannah. Ga.
P.S.-There are two churches and TIVE schools In
ThonasSille. Ga, hne climate anil good neigh eors.
Jupe7 -. limo
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T,OR SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
II any quantity. Irice rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. APP
ply at the once Of THE NEWS. March
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@rofffies ans @lsfe1auesas.

NEW GOODS.
mast INDIAN MANIOoA. A NEW. AaRRAk-
II BILE, most de lcious d healthy food. used
for Puddings. JellIes, ans NANCE, Ice Cream,
Griddle Cakes Soups, DO put mp In b. pack
ages, with directions fer uas.
SC, put up in half tb packages. " th directions.
Sweet Oil French and American In half pints. p4nfs
and q larts.
Cider and White Wine vineg " warranted pure
Fresh Roasted bio Coffee. Of good quite5, at 500.
9ft. - - ----.
Just received and for sale by y.-
CO.OPERA I'VE aRfUERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. May 26
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Dutfls.

MAN ION no. 8 e,
dREENvILLE, 8. c.
THE ABOVE LONG EsTABLIaHED, DELlGHT.
FGL HOTEL has just been placed In superior order
to accommodate guests during the summer.
y. SWANDALE, Proprietor.
June l8 vfm6 80
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TU RENT, TliE PLEASANTLY STU.
i A1ED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI-
DfNCE, No. 8 Gadsden street, opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
Juue Ia
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yIYANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neatess :
NEws Job Office No. 143 EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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COUTHERA LASDs WANTED.
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ERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
v RESIDENCE TO RENT.-To bent, STORE and
rooms above, in Klng street. east side 1st door
above Wentworth. street. IDquire OF LOREN1 rs
SeRar Store, northeast corner OF King aud Wentworth
streets. June ~
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TNOR SsLE, A GOOD SCHOONER,
I built of Liveoak. carrying 20 cords wood will
be sod low at BRANl's SHIP YARD.
June2 vim
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U&U RENT, A SUITE OF WO OR THREE
i ROOM. first floor, with use Of piazza. Apply
at No. 95 It. PH1LIP.SrREET, above Radcliffe.
Juno 2l mwf3s
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR TIE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
lsh and German, by Robert stewart, " b., OF Miss.
I he work covers the whole ground OF tho breeding
aud rasing and the treatment OF horses and mules,
bo.h in sicEness and health It has won its way to
popular favor and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. E. VEN
Publisher Cincinnati, O. 6moH March 10
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DO Rent.

no r ENT, A COMFORTABLE AND
pleasantly situated d o q 5 Five rooms,
dressing room and pantry. fine yard, &c.-in 1t.
Ph,lipstreet, opposite the Charleston College. Ap-
ply at No. A ST. PHILIP.S1REEr.
June % IL
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ll1lata.

MTANTED, A SMALL GIRL twHJ r
w preferrsd) to take care Of a child and make
herself generally useful Apply at No. - Ia URRN s.
S1REET. IL June 23
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No. $50 Kiug-street, I'm the Bend, Chariest'
May II pAo nnV
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.NIAATED, a .CUMPETkNT CHILD'S
w NURSE one that can come well recommend
ed. Apply at OLNEY CO.'S LIME WORK, next
SavsHnah and Oh irleston Railroad.
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WANTED, FIRsT-CLAsS TRAVEL.
w LING SALEsMEN in every State. Good
wages or liberal Der cent. and steady employment.
address, with stamp. B. F. HOWE, No. 6ss Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. anos bprlS
WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES G. RIaHTER'S Select Library OF New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April 81 No. I6l KING-STREET.
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VEEANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND News
PAPERS. at publisher rates.
In.,i OF No 16l Klp9-streut.
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1XYANTED-AGE ENTS-TO SELL TIE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
s95 The simplest. cheapest and best Knitting Ma-
chine ever invented Will knit 10000 stitches PER
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. ADDRESS
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass., or st. Louis, Mo.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-09-09

ana those who are Older Young men aud old me. 9,
me rlch and poor those who have black flowing
those VINO are gray and those who, having lost n
hslr aud gre gaining Il again all use Barretf's y.e"ta
ore HAT restorative 4 yon have not used il 90 sl
once ana get bottle Barclays is the place saS9taGs
store il the general headquarters for the
Southern Illinois, kentGeky and Missonri ..-'. :"
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Saratoga and Blue Lick Water.

~ clear and lively - when drank Al the Springs
The virtues OF these waters have been and are being
tested 10 the gren benefit and satisfaction OF any OF
our citizens. As dealt out at The counter 81 Barclay
Brothers. they are always cool and refreshing Sara
toga, fifteen tickets for dollar; Heye. tckes Tor
hity cents. Blue Lcktsenty glasses for one dollar
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Notice..

All persons having claims sgsaust tie esi.!s Of
ABRAHAM Williams, deceased, will presept tie sa,se
ior adludeaton, and all persons Indebted 10 ,hs said
estate are hereby required 10 as and settle by hos on
stheTwise forthwith, ~ the residence Of Hm NJ
Williams administrator, or al We ohce OF Tho C4iy.
sas bill, Washlngtos avenue, ktsson s,b AND a,i
-trest Times copyl Ana y..,.
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VNO GAS CONSUMERS.

hessTs. e. r. beager Co., near oolner of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue have supplied them
selves with OF ID. Mcdonald 4 co - infaiiible
Meter Testers. Parties dissatisfied with the register
nc Oi he,r meters can now have them tested III the
lneteis are found true TIE small expense OF the test
V Gums incorrect no charge viii be- made myl6tf
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DAD ssEADs AND GRAY HAIes ar
~ IENJlON DO AOn want aroneM al of tha hCrI

iln head Off n that you once prided I'M If 80, 20
barrlays an take your choice Of Resioratives-
Barretvs llas, lhh"trs Rings, Ayers, CheSalier's
Woods, Jaync's, Mrs Wnslow's Eureka, and AZ
other You nay want, including the jatsmansi.
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Chr Grrn,ns tiullstin.

The Evssisd BULLETIN IL published every after
aeon, At No 10 Tenth street, Thornton BlocL), by
fohn II. Ohcrly Co.. for circulation by carriers,
q, men ard the mails.
the wseKLt BuLLrris a large cight-page forty col.
ann paper Is issued on Thursday for the mails, and
for sale at our counter and by newsdealers.
HIspccimcn copies furnished rRss. Address,
JOHN II. OBERLY Co, Cairo, III.
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Lavender Water.

Florida Water; Bay Rum and ColoRnes l,r tho i,ii.
81 and the bath Consult your comfort dino his hol
weather and Use th' se refreshing articles Al The
this line ''''' wv "''" ~
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DRUGS.
OBSERVES!
Are YOu % Slave

To the usc o. Tobacco Do you wish a. quit ~. ~.
thy habit3 OF course you d.. Then got Hurt1n's
Tobacco Anidotc, ami you will not only be cured OF
tho use Of tobacco but will not crave u again
such 10 the experience Of Hundreds. Many IA CAIRO
nave used it and found 20 10 every way cfcCiua Get
n box and try a. you live ai distance, send my
cents 10 Barclay Btoihegs, Caro- and they viii send
you n box by return mail.
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Wanted.

To s,e the gal ol boy Nho doe no. Ike TOLU ~
the Drug store, on 'he Leye- YOU can get a nice
sweet article ia 4 doesn't stick 20 the teeth. Nos b.
your lime during vacation
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White Lead.
lhIanK Ihlang.

At Barclays
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Young Ladies'

AZ Barclays you can &c, the PIvoP ACTION
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California Wine.

Hyou Ssntihe pure article rom the risnal pack .
age received direct from sunny Slope vine aIds Los
Angels county, California, 60 TO Rarcayr'. Thew
have %. Angelica and Port
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Blackberry Wine and Cordial.
SOZOdONt.

bazln's tooth powders and pastes. French md Eu
superior quail OF onr own make Cali and take Won,
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THIS new and reliable article ~ manufictu Tei, lie.
AMI for sale hy Barclay Broihers Used
or cefneniing wool leather glass, chinAwsr.. etr.
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For Salc-Fly Killer.

Go % EarclAyb' aud get sheet of Dutcher's Light
Kill quart % Flies.
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Brushes.
shoulder Braces.

Tooth brushes. shoe brushes, paint brus shes. ,
brushes Of all kinds, OF Barclsy,b
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MANY EMINENT PHYSICIANS

Chile and Fever are caused from q coltaiu poison
existing in the atmosphere known as malaria II re.
auces the vitality OF Che bOOd TotaTds the action Of
the different organs and causes Blionsness, Const.
patton, etc. and In this way prepares the system for
any disease OF more serious nature which may fol.
Of this disease, take
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French Backing.

The demand foT this article has 20 increased q 70
necessiato the purchase 81 another large supply We
have the true article o. fuHc ~ the noted manufactu
IlaF
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Brandies. Whistles, Wines.
Unpullapar,RbIe Cement.

For medical parp,',s only, a, wholesale aud rc'
by Barclay BTothegs.
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NEW ADvERTISEmENTsl

7.sAvF THE BoYs FROM PAUPEaIsM. Iarso- |
RANCE AND CRIAfE.-The Board Of Dtrectors q the
ST vncents Home PROFESSIONALS ard school 81 inaps'
try established by tho Society ofst- vineens 40 Paul
for neglected and Catholic boys earnestly 30
leit sbsctiptionB contributions aud donatons ior ss
institution. g3l lsasa1}tfs/
AT present sixty four boys pcrsapsntlx resident
In the Home These receive useful educatioii aho
would be taught trades ~ which they eoul nerea.et
gain living If the Society had means but We PieSsms
promises quite uneaual to receive tns =, Is
have to be refused Admission for want Of room Ano
the funds low that unless the chatnpis See
aid the hofise will be In danger OF being
and then the helpless and interesting class ior -
was opened viii again be left without home oyIety
the Chrislh public will not permit THIS wnen ~
effort sDlall Contribution nom each, VIII ena%o 49,
Society not only TO keep sho present honse ope o T.
purchase larger and more suitable preinses wnee WIN
shops can be erected s..7, L = II.
Until We increase our accommodations we cannot get
brothers to take charge of the insttution as Ire
ing extract from letter of tho BrotheS Superior
| show $50, - -
am willing to do all in my power to help your 70
oiety in this noble work still IL would pe
say cruel my part To send BROTHERS V colauos
for fnw months, the institution N snes
1 dren in the Home However IL between now t ans
next fall ou make the acquisition Of suitable iocaoi
we shall then be ready 70 take charge 81 ~ .a
To those who believe that even cup 81 1ou 49,,
given Of God will not go without rewaHo
nothing need be added behalf OF these ntte ones
Contributions be handed to any Oh the Oa.Hoii
Clergy to the Presdents Of Conferences or 70 any On W
ST. VMcEs,s HOME s7i Bienviiie street May i e
y
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Hxws p > rx ].

LONDON, April 26.--The British Minister at
Pein eontradicte Barlinga%e's assers,ca t tha
Catholic missionaries and several hundred CON
verts were massacred inythe province OF Sec
huen, China.
LISBON, April 81 Tho Portuguese Cortes as
sembled to-day. The session was opened by
the King. Much public anxiety exists over
Cork, April 25.-A dinner was given here
last night by the friends of Warren and Cos
tello, on the occasion OF their departure .or
] America. The Mayor of the city was present,
and made an lnhammatory speech, euiogizlng
the guests of the evening. He was followed
in mlar t by 9snsn too place
surrounded by a large crowd OF friends ana
i sympatLizers, who during the. evening formed
| bands and torches. The proceedings Were
marked by much enthusiasm, exeitement anu
disorder z5 D.. ! 5sss1-
House of Commons this evening were I'M
usually interesting. Chichester Fortesqne,
Chief Secretary of Ireland, in reply 10 q
question Of Lord Manners, deplored the recens
: ontragcs in Cork and Londonderry he sald
that every endeayor had been made by the
Government to suppress the rietons pro
3 ceedinps and he also stated that further ex-
r planation at this time was impolitic The
. irish Church bill then came up. After a snort
Q Glebe houses to the Church, the proposition
J. was rejected as follows: For 227, against the
= amendment 31s. During the discussion
OConor Don stated that the trustees OF
rs Maynooth College were willing to put that
10 building ZIP for sale f-the same could be done
% with the Globes of the Church. 40 M,
% HAVANA, April 49, ria Key Vest, 3o.-i nc
L. second battalion of volunteers, commanded by
ID Col. Zenluta, forming the garrison OF io For,
al Cabana refused to obey order for the RELEASE
al of a prisoner. Dulce and staff We're obliged t.
ne proceed to the fort in full uniform to eneet
,y change in their disposition. The Captain
a. General made an address to the volunteers
when they suffered the prisoner to depart nnae
to escort of government troops. The acton Q
er the volunteers occasioneG great indignation o
the part of the public. Threats are tel mao az
against the second battalion in case they Ia
down their arms, which, is not, however, an
teipated. The revolution IN t me spsnis
IA troops in that part of the island suffer great
from sickness The cnbans are p , esntgr an
ba cartons convoys causes scarcity of supple
sal and ammunition in the Spanish ranks xcsterda
led Senior On .sta proposed an amendment to Il
The Constitution now under eousidera13i oa,
-. tablishing the Catholic as the only Tehglon u,
~ the country After debate inc hiheii'iioii' ="
ate rejected.
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.-PuoroGRApH 81 Gould, Isl Canal
street attn continue their mission Of gratifying our CIT
s ith aysecimens their beautiful art we are gra
tiled 70 know the public anfssng SO hesTS
81 tSamseyes to it. and fine taste and practical merit
which thew have eyinced 1t is not an easy mater 10
iJ Of the sun the the poet the more
81 - ~ norcurial humanity Messrs. Sheldon q
IJ S their admirable skill and adaptabiity ofmeans
to ends accomplish wonders by awaiting themselves o.
~, the Tooat recent improvements and
Tier nictIIres and elicit unstnLeo
The large attendance their gallery lal Canai
= idanoe Of the confederation in which they arr
held as there Ma am ans
nsstlv adise them to at once assured that tnes
Iii Carry away wikh them vivid impressions OF tine Dea
tifn-and we have Doubt they Will order an au'iO
T 70 their collectiOns
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the Baptist, ON Sunday Inst, completely de-
stroyed st. Peters Church, leaving not a yes
tige remaining. A detached belfry. a high and
solid structure, was likewise destroyed.
Board of Aldesmen.---A committee WINS ap-
lpointed to examine and report upon some more
reliable method of supplying the rear of the
city with water to extinguish fires. The con-
tract for supplying the city with flour was re-
jected, and new one ordered to be made.
Sundry resolutions of the lower Board were
concurred in relating to constructing bridges,
fencing Melpomene canal, and selling contract
for RELAXING pavement on Customhouse street.
The ordinance from the lower Board was con-
CURED in, taxing gambling houses $4,000 each
per annum. A resolution from the lower Board
to confer with the directors of the Jackson
Railroad respecting a change of route for the
CURED in, The other business transacted was
unhnportant y ftts4
Board Of Assistant Aldermen. --Freasurer's re
port: Receipts Si39, 432 46; expenditures, $11s,
9I514; on hand, S66,0sC 81. The Finance Com
mittee reported favorably in behalf of parties
whose property was appropriated for public
USE resolution from the upper Board wa
ooncurred in, extending the Inequalities OF tn
} city to the Illinois editorial exeursionists
= Messrs. Leovy and Gutenberg were above
$4,000 for compiling the laws and ordinance
of the city, and furnishing $50 copies of tn
same. The Superintendent Of the Water Work
reported having $40, 476 80 on hand. The Con
missioners of the Water Works were directe
to transfer the funds in their hands to the fise
agent of the city. resolution permitting tt
: Clerk of the First District Court to emplt
: extra assistance, was adopted. Permission w
. granted the Carrolfton Railroad Company
extend their track along Canal street, und
Q certain restrictions.