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DR.. GIRARDRAU IN VIRGINIA.-The CORES
pondent of the Richmond Examiner, writing
from Washington College, Lexington, Va, tof
which General Lee is President under date Of
the Goth instant, says:
The commencement exercises of our college
began this morning, with the Baccaleureate
sermon by Rev. John L. Girardeau, D. D., of
South Carolina. This gentleman, native Of
the City Of Charleston, has been for fifteen
years the pastor OF one Of the Presbyterian
Churches there. Although comparatively
young man, his reputation for ability and pul.
pit eloquence is high and widespread. While
pastor Of church Of whites, he has also. be-
fore and since the war, labored Zealously for
the.welfars OF the negroes, and has had charge
Of large congregation Of them. This
congregation was in connection with the
white church before the war; after its close the
Yankees succeeded in enticlng them away, but
Mr.. Glrardeau's popularity is such that be has
gathered them back to their former connection
with the white church. MIR. Glrardeau served
during the whole war as chaplain in the army
Of Northern Virginia, and was taken prisoner
between Petersburg and Appomattox Court
house three DAYS before the surrender Of Gen
eral Lee and army.
We feel that we do injustice to the dis
course il giving fagmentary p,cimens OF
the reasoning used. It is enough to say that
every one was impressed and delighted with
the sermon.
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FURTHER INTELLIGENCE FROM THE YELLOW
FEVER SHIP BELOW sAvANNAH.-The Savannah
Republican Of Wednesday, the 23d, reports
the following additional information frcm this
unfortunate craft:
The Norwegian Ship "Verterlinden." ACT
ing Health Officer DR.. Duncan returned yes
terday afternoon to this city in the tug Bra
NELL. after a visit to this ilLfated ship. He re-
ports that she sailed from Matanzas on the
18th instant. The captain came on board sick,
and died on the 18th OF yellow fever. A sailor
was taken sick on the morning Of the same day
and died on the evening Of the 10th instant.
Another sailor was attacked on the 18th and
died on the night Of the 21st. Another who
was sick is now ,nvalescing. The rest Of the
crew, consisting Of the first nste, Robert Llovd,
the second mate, -, and eight seamen,
are we'll, but in o very destitute condition,
needing medical assistance and necessary sup
plies. The first ate reports that the ship
sailed from MRtauzas in an unfit conditio1 ! for
sea, having one man short in the crew, and
being short o. water and bread. The name Of
her captain, who died, was Y. E. Vaug. The
names OF the two sailors who died We have
been unable to obtain. The ship halls from
Kragero, Nor rHay. The Bramell towed her
into Tybee outer Roads. The health officer
had the ship fumigsted and every precaution
taken to prevent the spread Of the infection.
He reports the disease as OF the malignant
type.
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TIE FxRRY 10 MOUNT PLEASANT AID SUI
.11v.N's ImxnD.-This ferry. which was estab-
.lished about three years ago by . stock com-
pany, is now in the hands Of Mr.. b. L. p.
MsCormick, who, after lndefstigable exsrtions,
has placed il npon . firm footing, It is now q
success, and viii continue in operation as ad-
vertised. A trip to either Of the above named
points OF an evening is most pleasant. The
wonder is that more Of our citizens do not
aifthemselves Of this opportunity to get the
fresh air, and to take bsth in the surf off
Fort Moultrie.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS FRIDAY MORNING.

A. suagIAs -TazrT.-on the night Of the
22d instant small colorsd boy named Abrsm
Kettle, employed by the detectives. climbed np
to thswindow of the City Treasury by means
Of gutter on the side Of the detective office.
opened the window, aot in and stole q silver
watch and a gold pencil, which had been
lodged there by 3 lady as collaterals for her
taxes. The boy has been arrested, and uiil:be
held TO answer the charge Of burglary. -.
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BEAU ESTATE, S4IE.-Messrs. B. II. Mar
shall d Brother sold yesterday house con-
tanning four roDms, ON . lot forty by ono hun
dred tset, known as No. Percy-street, for
$500 oash. ::
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TIE MnLEDaEvnLE HoTzI.-We can safely
recommeni;trsvellers in Georgia to make this
hotel their Milledgeville headquarters. It s
we'll and pleasantly situated, and gives as good
fara as any hotel in the Soush. The proprie-
tors. Messrs. 8. & B. Mccoinb, are up to the
times, and Mr.. P. d. Lawner, the clerk, is both
courteous and attentive. f
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LOCAL. iMATTERS.s :
cHEAP ADHERTLsING.

= TIE CHARLEsToN NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that Of any
other paper puhlished in South Garol1na, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles Of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvEn-
T1sE.ESrs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen the order is giuen: =.
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
msA mechanics. house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, Shops Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds. sf{,r, ~
For each insertion Of advertisements Of the
GLASSES specified:
Not exceeding THsxE LINES or 20 woris. rs cents
t'.gj Foua LINES or 80 words. .....4o a.
FIVE LINES or 20 words. so
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates mnst ;be prepaid and delivered at The
NEys office by sP. u, .s.s5 ..,--,Ts
x .
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.GHx TpoasARz1c JOURNAL AND ADvHHrlsIR.
This is the title OF large and handsome quar-
tarly magazine, the first number of which has
just besn issued by Messrs. Walker, Evans 4
Cogswell. It. will be devoted to the advance
mens OF the interests of the publishers, print
ers and binders Of the South.
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The Beaufort Base BalIists.
BEAUFORT, s. c., June IA.

BEAUFORT, s. c., June IA.
TO The EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The Rising Sun Base Ball Club, Of this town,
regret to be compelled to inform their Charles
ION friends, and especially the Crescent Base
Ball Club, that on account OF the non-arival
OF the steamer they we're compelled to disap-
point them in the match game 10 have been
played ON the 9Th instant.
R. ". BUTLER,
President Rising Sun.
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MERoA414E PRr1TNa!-An kinds Of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, biIrheSds; statements, &c., for count
ing.roomS Siiid md Offices. promptly executed in
the peaiest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, atTHs Nlwa JoB OFFICE, No. 149 East
~
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ASSAULT on A White GrsL.-Alice Iau-
renee, colored girl, working on the premises
OF Mr.. Thomas Miller, Laureus-street, was ar
rested yesterday for striking little white girl
named Kate Goghen ON the head until the
blood flowed from her nose. It appears that
the girl had gone to the cistern against the
-wonch's wishes, and herein the aggravated as
sault, --.---s
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TIE STATE coua7, JUNE A-Hos. B. B.
CARPENTER PREsDrHa.-The court continued
the call Of the Issue Docket, and disposed OF
over thirty cases. No business Of public IN
terast was transacted.
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>Tm Dziif Nsws' pifcn euRsarr AND cox-
xzRaAI CH166ttAs WIN be feabddy for dsH7efya at
our couhHng loom at nms'o'clock this morn
ing. Single copies five cents. Orders for ton
copfss sad over win be filed at tbs rate Of two
aada hall 6ents per copy. r-i>A.la a. I>.
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A,Hnrxl on Su1IIvAa's IsIAnD.-we learn
that it b the intention of some parties here to
build hotel on Sulhvsn's Island. and have ii
ready for visitors next season. -
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Buna1AHY-About two O'Clock yerterday
morning, the policeman. on his beat in-Hasel-
street, discovered lot Of clothing. butter,
dishes, &C., under carriage way near BY,
which a colored man, who had robbed the resi-
.dedce OF Mr.. Butter6eld, placed there while
he made second attempt to enter the same
premises. The policeman Immediately gave
ch,ee, and the thief got into Mr.. ButterHeld's
yard, jumped the back fence, and succeeded in
reaching the western part Of the city before he
was taken. His discovery, flight and pursuit.
caused considerable oommosion in the vicinity.
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Hnanfiak.
M1ines, Giquors, Gtf.
OLD. W HIS x 1 e 8.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNOE that they hsve been appointed BY Hessrs.
HENRY 8. HANNIS & CO.. Of Philadelphia, their
sole Agents for the State Of South Carolina for the
sale Of their celebrated ACME. K, N, XXX. xxx,
NECTAR. CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
WaISKIRS. -. - H.;
They also wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE Rye WHISTLES, direct from
Distilery at Hannisville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whskies in bond at Distillery Warehouse.
CLACIUs WITTE,
No. So East Bay street,
June 16 wfmSmos Charleston, s. C..
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-People are asking
what has become Of the project to plank King
street, from Hudson-street to the city boun-
dairy.
Tho road and sidewalk leading to Magnolia
Cemetery have been levelled and put in excel
lent condition. The road, it is said, is to be
planked.
The '.Stonewalls' havs sold their Hunneman
engine to fire company in Bamberg, s. Q.
Mr.. A. F. Chevreux, sculptor and architect,
has executed two designs tor the monument to
be erected By the Washington Light Infantry
Charitable Association.
The congregation OF the Seamen's Bethel
have had their pastor, Rev. William B. Yates,
photographed. Copies can be had of Mr.. A.
o. stone, East Bay.
Sawdust is given away at Steinmeyer's sa''
and planning mill, foot of Beaufain-street.
The stock OF groceries belonging to the
Mehrtens estate will be sold at auction to-day.
This is chance for housekeepers.
The investigation into the "Ann-sreet in
cendiarism' by Chief Nathan and Recorder
P"lngle has resulted in the conclusion that it
was ''an accident not to be accounted for"
The residents OF the west end OF Line.street
complain that large number Of colored men
are in the habit OF swimming in creek near
by, and exposing themselves to an indecent
extent.
The Graham line Of omnibuses lost one OF its
finest horses by sunstroke few days ago. He
died before the harness could be removed from
him.
A colored boy annoyed stephney Riley yes
terday so persistently that policeman had to
be called, who arrested the offender.
The shooting festival of the German Rifle
Club, to come offon the 3oth, bids fair to be q
huge affair.
John Daisy. respectable colored man, as
sures us that the name Of the clothing thief
spoken OF in yesterdays NEWS is not Daisy, but
Thomas Thompson.
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HxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE, |
STATE OF sOUTB CAROLINA. }
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,
June 18

STATE TREASURY oFF1cE,(
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. Juno 16, 1859.
UNDER THE ACT FOR THE CONVERSION OF
THE STATE SECURITIES, the Treasurer Of the
State is prepared to issue Bonds bearing six Per
Cent interest payable semiannuslly for registered
Stock Bonds are prepared for $780, $500 and $1,000.
Fractions may he returned in certificates of stock
Persons desirous OF converting their Stock into
Bonds, win please present their certificates at this
office, with name endorsed upon the lack twit.
nessed.)
Persons having Coupon Bonds desirous to procure
Registered Stock in lieu thereof will please present
the same to this Office with Instructions.
Where parties cannot attend IN person to transact
their business at this office 1t Is preferable that the
same should be transacted through some antnor1zed
agent NILES g. pAEkEh,
June II Is Treasurer State South Carolina.
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TIE UNITED STATES COURT, JUNE A-HoN.
GEORGE S. BRYAN, PREsrDINa.-Tbe following
matters in bankruptcy were disposed Of yester.
day: ,--,.--.-... ..----
In re James d. Andrews. Petition Of credi-
tors as to involuntary bankruptcy. Edward L..
Strecker, creditor, having failed to take pro-
ceedings, on motion OF Hutson & Legare, it is
ordered that the petition be dismissed, and the
order Of this court, made 9Th January, 1858,
forbidding transfer or disposition of property,
be dismissed.
The pettion of the President and Directors
OF the Bank Of the State to establish lien
against James Brown, > bankrupt, was referred
to the Registrar.
The petition of James d. Keels for iual dis
charge, was referred to the Registrar, as were
$50 the petitions Of c. c. Langston and NJ. F..
Mitchell, bankrupts.
The petition of George Topper for final dis
charge, was referred to the Registrar, and final
hearing set down for the 18th July.
Numerous petitions to set up liens and for
sale of property by assignees, we're referred.
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A MONITOR IN PoRr.-Yesterday afternoon
the United States steamer TaIlapoosa. Com
mander Ralph Chandler, and monitor saugus,
Commander Joseph Fyffe, arrived here from
Norfolk on their passage for Key West, where
the saagus will be stationed for the present.
The Tallapoosa is in charge Of the following
officers: Commander, Pal ph Chandler; Masters,
D. G. McRitchie, Joseph E. Jones, Abiel B.
Carter; Midshipmen, F. H. Poole, W. s. Bald
win, G. 8. Young, E. 8. Myers; Surgeon, W. Z.
SchoHeld; Assistant Surgeon, j. B. Parker;
Paymaster, J. Goodwin Hobbs; First Assistant
Paymaster, Cleland Lindsey; Second Assistant
Paymasters. John Zowe, George W. Baird,
Jacob J. Bright: Captains Clerk, Horny J..
Coop; Pay Clerk, Stephen Tabor.
The following are the officers attached to the
Monitor Saugus: Commander, Joseph Fyfe;
Lieutenant Commanders, Gilbert C. Wiltss,
Pigmall; Lieutenant, G. A. schetky; Master,
]. A. Vaughan; Ensign, - Jaques; Passed AS
sistant Surgeon, - Fort; Assistant Paymaster,
George W. Long; Engineers, Barry, Enradi,
Lewis, Bennett.
The monitor is anchored of Atlantic wharves,
and as she has been placed in her best trim,
she will be desirable sight for those who
have not previously seen this class Of iron war
vessels.
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The dinner vas sumptuous affair, aud toast
after toast went around the festive board;
there was juggling Of glasses, sparkling Of
wit and champagne aud general joyousness.
During the toasts, q. W. Schroeder, Grand
Treasurer of the Grand Lodge, said:
Bretluen-I feel highly grstifed ct the op-
portunity thus aft ,rded me Of expressing my
high opinion OF the two Lodges which have
met this Gay to celebrate the anniversary of
one Of the two great patrons Of Masonry. La
Candeur Lodge is one of the oldest Lodges
under our jurisdiction, for on the oath August
next, only two brief months, she will have been
in existence for just seventy-three years, near
ly three-quart ers OF q century. During that
period some OF the most excellent men in our
community have, through her means, been
gathered into the masonic fold.
Walhalla Lodge is, it ls true, young mem
Der OF our order, for dating her Inauguration
IN June, 1874, she has now just passed her
laborious has she been than her elder sister.
And when there was probability that the
charter Of La Candeur Lodge might, from un-
avoldable circumstances, expire. she generous
ly came forward, and, BY reinforcements from
her own body, revived it's dropping energies
and gave to it new life, 30 that now the mod
ern La Candeur may almost be called the child
OF Walnala.
It is meet and proper that two Lodges, 30
closely united by historical circumstances, and
by tie personal relations Of their members,
should join on the same festive occasion, as
they have often joined IN the hours OF labor.
Iu the Ancient and Accepted Rite, OF which
have the honor to be member, there is a
motto which shall borrow, as exceedingly
appropriate to the friendly union of these two
Lodges. Ipropose the following sentiment:
La Candeur aud Walhalla Lodges-What Virtue
uutes, Death cannot separate.
PRESENTATION.
About six o'clock Grand Secretary R. s.
Bruins presented, in behalf Of the two Lodges
present, eold-headed cane to Past Master
General John A. Wagner, in so doing making
q nice little speech. General Wagner was
completely surprised, but soon recovered him
self and responded in felicitous manner.
During this pleasant occasion Mr.. R. W. sey-
n,our entertained the audience with few re-
marks.
There were about four hundred persons OF
this picnic, whose beaming countenances e1-
pressed more powerfully than words the happi-
ness occasioned by the joyous events Of the
day, for which they were much indebted to
the efficiency OF the committee, Messrs.
C. Scheib, D. Muller, G. Flothman, F. Torck,
J. Book, and L. Alexander.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 24-Charteslon Hotel.
F. s. stapIeton. J. A. Alden, Y. T. Powers, ].
NJ. Goldsmith, South Carolins; s. D. Gilbert
and servant, Boston; R. Y. Madison, Virgin ia:
8. J.. Murphy, Alabama; 8. L. Hall and wife,
New York; Miss L. Nevins. Savannah; II. J. ia
cobs, Philadelphia; 2. ]. Oldes, G. W. sypes,
New Orleans; J. P. Critz, J. R. Penn, Virginia;
J. C. Roath, W. A. Wright, Columbia; John
Menshsw, Baltimore.
Pauttion Hotel..-P. Teglis, II. Aston. John
Smith, Wadmalaw; N. Munroe, Now Orleans;
John Holland, Sr., john Holland, Jr., George
F. Holland, E. Holland, ". R. Scruggs, J. b.
Bowers and lady. New York; J. ]. Autely,
Orangeburg.
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auftiouters' lpripatt sal.s.
Rssidenees ii 5ss - :li',
BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.;

For Sale or Kent 80 80.
The three.story WOODEN RESIDENCE, ON South
Bay, few doors west Of King-stre containing
eight rooms, double paxzas. 6c. The lot largo sn
runs through 10 Lamboll-s'reet. - :;
ALSO. '' ''-S
The three-story WOODEN RESIDENCE. on the
east side Of Klngetreet few doors from the Bate,
~, containing eight rooms. double piaxzss 10: Tho
lot s about 10 feet 'front.' by about 160 feet deep.
ALSO,
The three-story BRICK RE'DSNCE, No. tS Meet
ingstreet within Ave minutes walk Of the Battery,
containing Ten rooms, pantry and double piakya,
The lot measures AZ feet 'front.' by al feet deep,
For particulars, apply as above, at
June 26 fmW4 No. 23 BROAD STREET.
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MSnru.s rH1spAY
AUCIIoN SALES IHIS DAP.

Marien ledge, ats p. II. .f:'9i'' =
Burns' Charitable Asso ,is ion, at8P. II:
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USINESs NOTICES.
CooTER SOUP. roast beef, fish and other sub
stantials for lunch to-day, at "our House" :"
corner of Queen-street and the Bay.
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Valuable Real Estate at AUCTION.
BY HOLMES & MACt ETH,


By virtue Of an order OF sale 60 me- directed byt13
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United States
District Court, for the District Of South Carofmsr
Twill offer for sale at public auction. at the Old
Postoface, foot of Broad-street. Obarieston g. O..
upon THURSDAY, July 1st at II O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOr OR PARCEL OF LAND. situate.
lying and being in the City of Columbia and State Of
south Carolina, measuring and containing in mont
on wsshngton.sreet sxty.si1 1867 feet aud IN depth
one hundred and four (104) feet ButhnR and bound
Ing west on lands now or late of estate Of Charles
Beck, east on lands OF A. Gage and J. d. Bstema1,
south on lands Of G. v. Antwerp, and north on
Washinglon-street -
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for pepers and
stamps. LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee z. G. DeFontatnc.
To WHOM IT NAY CoNcxRs-An nsn creditors
Of F. g. DRFONTAIHE, Bankrupt are hereby notk-
fed that pursuant TO an order Of the Court. dsted
June 10th. 1859. they are required to prove a1d;
establish their liens before ]. q. CARPENTER.
Esq, Registrar. on or before the 1st Of July 1850,
or else be debalred from any benefit Arising from)
June II fwmfwSthl LOUIS AoLAIH. u:
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stantials for lunch to-day, at "Our House."
corner of Queen-street and the Bay.
Shirts anb furnishing GOODS.
rar "BADrS" PAPER QUAKER CITY"
COLLAR & CUFFS FINE SHIRTS.
MEMS
r II Nj HING G O d
THOS. II. BLACKWELL.
No. 219 K N G. 8 T r E E T,
ONE DOOR BELOW MARKET.
"P. P. D." TIES. soARFs,
PATENT PANTALooN GLOVES, HOSIERY and
DRAWERS. UNDERWEAR.
June 16 wfm limo
lime WHITE sBIETs.-THE CELE-
Il DRAFTED STAR SHIRTS, in all s'zes, ready
made or made to order. at
Gent'emen's Furnishing Store,
meeting-street. opposite the Market.
TANCY STRIPED PkRCALE SHIRTS.
L of the best quality and In assorted patterns, at
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
MeetiDg.street. opposite the Market.
INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS. FROM 81 To
i Al inches, at SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meettng-street opposite the Market.
r ISLE THREAD SHIRTS, WITH LONG
IL and short Sleeves, in all sizes and grades, at
Genuemen's Furnishing Store.
Neeting-street, opposite the Market.
drawers, IN LINEN AND JEANS,
~ in oil sizes, and warranted to At, at
sCOTT'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
MeetiDg-street, opposite The Market.
~ ENTLEMEN,s LINEN AND PAPER
VI COLLARS-a specially. The best stock. in
styles constantly on hand. viz: broadway, Wander
bilt, Best, Jockey, Snow Flake, Boz. Shakespeare,
Dickens. Boston Yacht Club. At
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting.street opposite the Market.
RAYS PATENT MOULDED ORIENT
" COLLAR; also the latest style Paper Collar,
called the KEYSTONE, manufactured by the Key.
stone Collar Company. At
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetiug-street, opposite the Market.
r INEN AND PAPER CUFFS, IN ALL
IL styles and sizes. At
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meetipg-street, opp site the Market.
HoSIERY c,l Y@ENGLIsm L. AND M GEEMAS G:,s ES1a,s
at SCOI1'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing store.
Meeting street. opposite the Market.
EcKTIES AND C"AvAr S.-A FULL
~ line OF the latest styles of NE KITES. era
vATS, sCARfS and BOWS, snrlng stocks and Ma
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
Meeting-stree', opposite the Market
HANDK KERCIIIHFS, IN LINEN AND
H SILK, ready hemmei tor imme iiate use. At
SCOTS
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Mesilng-street opposite the Market.
TTmBHELLAs. In COTTON, SCOTCH
IL Bingham, Alpaca and Silk all sizes and prices.
At SCOT1'S
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Meeting street, opposite the MarSet
Jannory 6mos
1fiut Arts.
COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filled by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style of coloring pleferred.
April % 3mosF
CHAmPUOING AND uAIR.CUTT1NG.
LADIES AND CHILDREN
attended at their residences promptly and at reasoL
able rates.
ae.a .-a..a Ia IN z MARauIII Rarhnr