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Terms cash. wM DIXON. Admir-
de Is GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts

TRvsTEES SALE or A VALUABLE PRI-
Il NAIk RESIDENCE ON 14rH STREET, Blk
IMEEN L STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS,
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the rth
E day 81 March, A. II. 1879. and recorded in Lfbsr
AT and X, No. Is, folio IS, Of the land rec
crds OF ashngton county. IN the Iistrct of CDum-
bia, will cell AZ public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
the I'd day Of December. A. ID. 1865. at O'Clock D.
real estate situate in the city OF Washington, Dis
tiet OF Columbia: 20 Wit: Lot levered &c, of Evans'
subdivision 81 original lot numbered twelve, in
square numbered two hundred and forty seven az q
as plated and recorded in book W, No. l. folio IS.
q the Surveyor office of said city Of Washington. D.
- together with the improvement thereon consist
ing Of threestory Frame House. sanded front con-
tanning nine rooms and bath room and water closet
warm and cold water, range and furnace; marble
mantels throughout the house. Lot is Is feet bT
about us feet deep, 90 an alley.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six and twelve
months, with interest from the day Of sale The de-
frred payments to be secured 90 the satisfaction
the Trustee. All convey ancing and stamps 1t the
cost OF the purchaser. SlW 90 be paid on the
day Of sale and il the terms Of the sale not
piled with within i've DAYS from the day OF sale the
Trustee the right resell at the risk and
Cost Of the defaulting purchaser, by advertising
week IN some newspaper printed and published in
JAMES VI. LATTA. Trustee.
dell-td COOPER LATIMER, Auctrs.
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FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL

December q, lsds. 4
Sealed Proposals will he received at the Post ones
Department until the 9th day Of January. l0 II
clock. at noon for furnishing Stationery FOR this
Department for year from the LIST DAY Of februa-
lso. Those unaccompanied by satisfactory testi-
monias Of ability 60 fulhn a contract will not DO
considered.
All the articles must be Of the very hest quality.
Kind OF paper. must accompany the bid, and the De-
parment reserves the right TO retain and pay for tho
same at the price stated in the oer or return them.
at its option.
No bid will he considered where the articles ac-
companyng IL not Of the kind and quality re-
quired by the Department, and spurious articles
will subject the entire bid 20 rejection, at the pleas
ure of the Department.
The subjoined list specifies, nearly as can nov
be done the amount quality and description Of each
of the kinis of articles that will he wanted
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BUILDING MATERIAL FOB SALE.

DEPOT QuARTERMAsTER' OFFICE, 4
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec Is 1889
viii be sold at public auction, OF WEDNESDAY,
I'd inst at IL m, Nth street, between Pennsyl
ysna avenue and II street, the following describes
Building Material:
About 500 Cyp press Shingles, good
0N00 feet inch Boards
1000 " IL inch Boards
Rso 3xl0 Joists, IA tn 16 feet long.
.. 1000 Rafters, &C., 3x6 to Gro. Is ana 20 feet.
A lot Of Window Frames Sash lsxl6, Doors, &C.
Terms: Cash.
By order Of the Quartermaster General,
d. G. THOMAS,
Cart Ms X. L. y. A,
dec l6-6t Acting Depot Quartermaster.
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RYy. B. WHEELER CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNfM-
PR0xER PROPERTY on TWELFTH ST,
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated ON the 9TH day
Of August, 1865, and duly recorded in Lber and r.
No. 3, folio s94, &C, one %. the land records for
Washington COUNT, D. @. the UNDERSIGNED will sell,
on On the premises, ON THURSDAY, December sd,
numbered thirteen is and the north ten feet OF Lot
Numbered twelve, ll2,l in subdivision Of square
and runs back IS feet TO an alley
Terms; 0ne-half cash; the balance in six and
twelve months; notes bearing interest, and secured
BIZ deed OF trust on the promises All conveyancng
and stamps at the cost Of purchaser. $50 down on
the day Of sale
MICHAEL p. CALLAN, Trustee
de13 j. b. WHEELER & CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

Rf GREEN WILLIAMS
- huctlcneers and Real Estase Brokers'
No. eye, southeast corner 7th and ID ssrcets
APtsniINN,,syIRAToRs SALE or HOUSEHOLD
nokNiIC kk.MCLES. HORSES, CARRIAGES.
WAGONS, HARNESS, COWS, &C. AT AUG.
r. ON WEDNESDAY. IN. "a ,,s.,, =, m
L~Noclcck q. m, shall sell, by order Of the
honorable Orphans Court, IN the District
OF Columbia. the personal effects Of the late David
Rawlings, deceased, at the corner OF i<th street
viz:
Lot Of Household Furniture,
At O'Clock a. m, shall sell the following stock.
Consisting Of
One Ray Horse, one Sorrei Mare
One Fine Bay Hcrse, six Fine Work Mules
Two Carriages and Harness
-Four Market Wagons and Harness
carriage Poles. Robes, &C
Scales, Meat Tubs. saws, Axes, Hatchets
Baskets, &c.. one excellent Cow
Ana many other articles which Ideem tt unnecessary
TO enumerate.
Terms cash. VIM DIXON Admr
de is GREEN A WILLIAMS Ant.
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EDUCATIONAL,

CHEGARY INSTITUTE, 1,525 and ,529.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies' and Misses
Boarding and Day School, will reopen on MONDAY
September 10Th French Is the language of the fam
LILY, and is constantly spoken in the Institute.
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CLASS No. SINK, WRISTBANDS, WAFER,

or small, per dozen.
.. 4dozen Inkstands, cast iron, large double per
dozen.
rs. 90 bottles Ink. black, best quality, in quart
bottles, Der bottle.
2. . bottles French Copying Ink.
3. dozen bottles Hoover Violet Fluid
y. 1U bottles Dayids Carmine Ink, ounce, No
1, per dozen bottles.
30. % pounds Waters, common sizes, red, per
pound.
81. IS pounds Sealing Wax, best extra sunerfne-
scarlet mound.
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A n ESSAY ON THE CAUSES or I,OsrMaN.
hOUD. BY Oh. J. EMORY RI6ORD No TAI
syeste street, Baltimore, Nd. Sent free TO any
ss ssp2ly
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TAX ON BANKERS AND BR oKERs.

It WAS stated some weeks ago that tho New
York brokers who had been assessed for
heavy tax on their dealings in stock, &C., had
brought the matter before the Commissioner
0IInrernal Revenue. and employed able counsel
to argue the questions involved. :On Tuesday
Commissioner Dslano decided that the brokers
should be taxed. The result is Of great interest
e. business mon in New York, and greatly
concerns the general public, since the comm,s.
sioner's decision brings to the Treasury about
$100, 900 per week from sources which never
paid the tax before. The decision is in the
cases OF Wood & Reich. ct al, claiming to be
brokers and, not bankers. and concludes as
fJllowe:
It is claimed that Congress has conceded
that persons who complete the transaction OF
sale by receiving and delivering took are still
only brokers. Such an argument is inapplioa-
Bile to this question, until IL is shown how
Congress speaks OF persons as brokers who
have places of business where they make it
their vocation. to effect such sales. This
section also speaks of contracts for sales, me-
Rotlated on account OF others by persons who
are not even brokers, but this is no concession
that such persons may make 1t their business
TO negotinto such contracts without becoming
liable to. be taxed as broKers. Undoubtedly
1t Is not every negotiation or contract that
would convert a casual peraon into broker;
nor every ssle delivery that would convert
broker into banker. II broker has NO
place OF business or does not, In the contem-
plation OF the statute, make practice OF re
ceiYIng stocks, whose sale he negotiates. he
cannot well be regarded as banker, and such
Is eale made by him is properly described as
saie mide by broker; It was the object Of
sases made by one person on account of another
aud not to furnish deEnition for terms already
tenuet: The rule that all parts OF statute are
to be taken together In explaining the meaning
OF each part is applicable only when there is
reasonable question about the meaning OF the
latter, and Is wholly inappiieable to a preaise
definition: 1t may be added, however, with
reference to the meaning OF the torn ''uegoti-
ate," as used In the 18th section, that the very
section appealed TO enumerates sales mad and
contracts for sales negotiated, and thus inn
plies definition OF term by it's application
After careful consideration OF the statute,
am OF The opinion that person whose business
it is to negotiate purchases or sales Of stocks:
1s banker according TO the meaning Of section
78. act OF June 30. 1884 IL he has q place OF
business where he receives from others stocks
whose sales he negotiates, or where money, is
advanced or loaned on stocks.
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CHARLESTON, $. c., SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST Ie6y.

Uuitod States We. Edmund Padget. Distil-
ling without paying tax. ''7'
A true bill having been found in each OF the
above cases. ordered that bench warrant do
issue in each case.
United States vs. Chioasnberg McAbeo. Dis
tllIinQ without paving special taI. Recogni-
zance OF witness. Russett Gossett. to appear
1862
United States va. Chiesenbere MoAbee. Dis
tiliinR without paying special tax. Default of
ed IN each case against tlefaulter. Returnable
first Monday in Septem Der next. iCi- ~
United States vs. George Howard. Viola
tion Informal revenue laws. Dlstilllng without
paying special tax.
James Wooten. q witness In this case, hav-
ing attended for twenty-one days during Au-
gust term, 1869. on motion OF District Attor-
ney,i it is ordered that marshal do pay the
same.
True bill having been found. and defendant
having boon convicted, ordered, that bench
warrant issue for his arrest, for sentence, and
that q scire Jdoias do issue. upon his recogni-
zance, Ieturnable on arst Monday in Septem-
ber next. ~
I United States Va. Joseph Hardin. Distillcr
without paying special tax d. II. Corbin.
District Attorney. 'iiI
Defendant plead guilty, and was sentenced
to seven months' lmprisonment, and paying
fine OF eleven hundred dollars.
United States ys. Robert Scruggs. Distiller
without paying tax. .isr.
United States VS.. Dock Jolly. Idem.
The graud jury having failed to fnd bills in
tho above stated cases, on motion OF McKlssic,
attorney for defendant, and by consent OF Dis
trict Attorney, it wns ordered that they 60
without day. @L.-, ~,
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsBNoToN, August 20.-General Spinner
makes an elaborate explanation Of the San
Francisco dispatches duplicating Mr.. Bout
we'll in favoritism or negligence. He declares
that he has the entire control OF the transfers
between New York and San Francisco, and is
alone responsible for the manner in which
th:y are made. He explains tho apparent ir-
regulaIities by delays Of telegrams and dis.
crepancies IN datee. Everybody trusts General
Spinner implicitly.
Hereafter no o'squatter OF citizen will be
allowed to reside. on the Military Reservations
.unlesS employed, AMI must go away when DIS
SsSkEged by the government. ~.
The President returns on Thursday for the
Cabinet meeting OF Friday. -
Delano decides that taxes withheld from
Yidends by. corporations. cannot be charged
sAXEGess expenses. He also decides that
e fE alleys ut summer resorts, even where
is made for playing, are subject to
SC3s11 states tax.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of
tho persons implicated in the Mable whiskey
and tobacco frauds in tho schooner Ann D.
Case. Among the persons to be arrested is q
rich Cincinnatinn.
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TIE RAILROAD HORIZONS.
Astsni.hins Disclosure. by a Prisoner

Ast0nishinR Disclosures by a Prisoner.
The New York Sun has tho following dis
patch:
PoRT JERvIs,' Pa, August Ito the spring
nf 1868 several serious accidents occurred on
the line OF the Delaware division OF the Erie
Halfway. 10 one Of whicb-the Carr's Rock dis.
that year-more than score or pas sengers
lost their lives. and fifty or sixty others were
wounded. In each OF these cases the track bsd
been maIiclously displaced, but all the efforts
proved futile, and finally standing reward OF
$1,000 vas cffsIed for any evidence which woull
lead TO their conviction. c.
A short time before the occurrence OF these
employ and caused the arrest Of on English.
man, John Bowen. siIty-tour years Of age,
for forging payroll. Bowen has been in
this country for twenty-five years. and has
and Ros as Switch for several years past.
After the Carr's Rock disaster, this Bowen
went to Mr.. Douglas, then division superinten-
dent, and accused one James Knight OF tam.
pering With tho rails few hours before the
disaster. The company al once put the mat
ter into tho hands OF the detectives, but they
failed TO gather sufficient evidence to warrant
them In bringing Knight to trial.
On the 15ihi OF April last rail was found
torn up near Stairway Brook, and renewed eff
forts were made to trace out the guilty person.
After patient investigation of oil the facts
thnt they could gather. tho company, came TO
the conclusion that Bowen himself was the
criminal, and they accordingly had him arrest
ed and locked up in Milford (Penn,) fail.
where he confessed that he had tampered with
the raiI9 on the 28th Of May. g8 -
Oa Monday Bowon made q second and full
confession, acknowledging himself the parpe-
TRAITOR OF each and every one OF the crimes
which led to suoh q loss Of life aud limb. He
made IL voluntarily. having been warned that
nc need not expect to gain any leniency there
by at the hands OF the company.
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FROM VIRGINIA.

RIoHhoND, August 20.-This is the seventy
eighth day since there has b.en rain enough
to wet the ground. The drouth is SO bad that
, even the forest trees are dying. The ther-
Daometer is at 101. .cf ~ tl.ts.
Mr. enstavus A. Meyers, prominent lawyer
Vof this city, died Today.
At q convention OF the Southern planters
held to-day at the White Sulphur. Syringe,
speeches were made by ". T. Sutherland, OF
Virginia, Hon. VIM. Clyne, Of Pennsylvania, p,
M. Barringer, OF North Carolina. General Law.
ton, ofGeorgia. and others, Mr.. Sutherland
said, that in Virginia one-third crop Of corn
would be msde and about half a crop OF to.
bacco.
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accounted Tor; that all the policies issued ex.
cept two, were paid for according to theprln-
ted rates OF the company, 1.-THE two policies o
ferrod to were issued by mistake, caussd BY
MISREPRESENTATION, which policies, however.
will not be rehewed;) that in no. respect has
the Association violated their contract with
tho policy hoiders; that far from fnding any
thing to censure or condemn, we can With full
confidence recommend this -institution,to the
ssvorable considerations Of our citizens, and
endorse the working and management or the
oalipanT.',T iiu present able board OF officers,
We refer to the following reports Of thel CONS
n1ittee, on Investigation, as embodyinH the
whole affairs OF the company. HsN J1F
- w. GEO. GrBPs.
...s s,r s.'i-.t q. F. PAHKNN. !,
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The facts above stated being confirmed By
personal examination OF the Affairs of the
company, by the committee appointed by this
board, 'wo, the undersigned, Trustees of the
Charleston Branch OF the Life Association OF
America, endor Q The aboyo, and would state
in this connection that two-thirds OF premiums
received at our Branch will be invested here in
the City of Charleston and say 10 our people
that this feature combined with the solvenoy
OF the institution. should be greal-ipduce-
ment for them to koop their money ut home
by insur1ng in the L'fe Association ef America.
II. g. LoPRR President.
i1+ fls pttlf JOHN B. STEELE.
i DAEL. d. SILcox.
! b. L. PKAKE.
,"f :. JAS. e. SPEAR.
=! c. F. PANKNIN.
G. W. AIM n.
C.I. WALKER.
T. e. JENKINS, NJ. D..
w. GEO. GIBDs.
On motion, it was ordered that the above
report and resolution be published in the daily
papers, and that copy OF the same be sent to
the Homo Office, at st. LOUIS.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
THE LONDON TIMES ON SPAIN.

THE LONDON TIMES ON SPAIN.
LONDON, August l8 Tho Times to-day has
an article on tho subj Get OF affalrs in Spain,
suggested by the recent shooting by the gov
ernment forces OF nine Carlist prisoners. The
Times says this news is hardly more cheerful
than that to which Bravo accustomed us.
Many people OF 6pa,p are confident that con-
tinunnce OF the present government must lead
Carlos TO the throne. If such is tho end OF
nmpant Carlism to regain po yer. VIC have no
doubt that blood would be shed as wantonly
+. and iniquitouslv to put Carlism down as it has
contributed to build 1t up.
THE KouMEN1cAI COUNCIL.
LONDON, August 18.-Rev. Dr.. Cumming
has written o lettor to the Pope, asking leave
to attend the Gchmenical Council, for the
purpose OF explaining the reasons for tho sepa-
ration OF the Protcstants from the Roman
Catholic Church. .. :
TROUBLES WITHIN TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
MADRID August 49, rhs Bishop Of Jain de-
nies the jurisdiction of the present govern
mont, aud appeals to tho Holy See. Some
bishops havs .obared the decree OF the Regent
obiiging them tu wnru their clergy against in
surrectiou. Others still maintain silence.
The Cortes has been summoned to meet on
of sffairs.
hArnD. August 49, The government is
taking extraordinary precautions to prevent
the assembling of CarllsLs a, La Mancha, ~
THE oARLlsr aEvoLurIoNIszs.
PARIS, August 20.-rhe Patrie asserts That
the Cariist bands are increasing within Spain
aud have met with some success, capturing
nine officsrs and forty privates of tho Spanish
army.
MApa1D, August .Forty-nine carlists
have been brought into valentia- prisoners.
Several Carlist bands have been dispersed by
Spanish troops within two days.
VAN BzUsT's REPLY TO THE PRUss1AN MINISTER,
VIENNA, August 1s.-Baron Won Beust rel
plying to the Prussian Minister'S note, insists
that what he said in committee was private,
and declines the discussion Of questions oriai-
mating from inaccurate newspaper statements.
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s*PAINIESS DIGESTION.-"NO MAN."
says s,r Astey Cooper, "ouyht to know by his sen-
sations that he has q stomach" In other woroy,
when digestion is perfect there is neither pain nor
uncasncss III the region where 1t takes place. Eau-
sea, want Of appetite, fatulency oppression after
eating, shooting pains in the .pigastrium, flush.
Ing OF the face at meal tmos, and furred tongue in
the morning are among the direct symptoms OF in-
digestion. Constipation bliousnesB, hesJaehe, ner.
vous irnubity ysical weakness, md low spirits.
are ts almost inyariable impairment. All those
Indications OF dyspepsia, whether immediate or
secondary. are usually aggravated by hot weather..
The close Of summon is, therefore, the season
when the victim OF dyspepsia mott urgently ne.dp
tonic and regulating medicine. or course, every
invllid has many advisers. One friend recon-
mende one drug. another another; hut in multi
tude OF councillors there Is not always safety The
standard remedy OF the present age for indigestion
In all its stlges. is H05TErrER'S STOMACH BIT
TER5 Time, that proves all things. has es,alished
ttsreputation on an impregnable foundstion-the
spontaneous testimony Of millions OF intelligent
Witnesses No acrid oil or acid deAles its stimula-
ting priu'iple; its tonic constituents the finest
that botanical re search has yet discovered; 1; COM
bines the properties Of Q gentle evacuant, a blood
depurent. and an anu-bilious medicine. with invigo
ratiug qualities Of the highest order, and is admit
ted both BY tho pubns aud the profession to be the
surest projection against all disc uses that pro-
duced or propasaied by pesiferous air or unwhole-
some water, that his ever bcen used either in the
United States or tropical America.
In cases OF constipation resulting from 9 want of
B1rrE3s is perfectly marvellous; and Without the
dangerous sequences OF mercury, It restores the
disordered liver to a normal condition.
August2 DAG a
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report OF the action of this convention be pub-
lished in the papers OF the City OF St. Louis,
which was carried.
!. Sir. Spaunhorst movad the following resolu-
tion, which Was adopted: y.
Resolued, That the directors OF the Life As.
ISOLATION hereby tender their thanks 10 the
delegates from the various departments and
branches for their prompt response to tho call
to investigate the affairs of the association
and for the efficient and thorough manner in
which they performed the work
On motion, the convention adjourned sine
d,e. 4ss.., o. H. biIslR, Secretary.
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TIE RIGHTS OF LABOR.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20.-The Labor Con-
vention has adopted resolution, recommend.
ing Trades Unions to ms ke an immediate
effort to secure the thorough organization Of
female labor, and that for work equally we'll
done, women be paid the came wages as men;
also denouncing coolie labor, but declaring
that voluntary Chinese immigration should be
protected and encouraged. A special Commit
tee on the New Political Party was appointed.
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Juno u

ss-CAARLRsTON COUNTY-IN EQUITY
LAWRENCE ". o'HBAR AND CHARLES II. DKsRI.,
AND HIS WIFE. vs. ANNA p. o'HRAR, ADM'x,
AND ANNA b. o'asAR, Xxx. Er AL,-NoTIoR
TO CRRDfT0Rs.-In pursuance Of an orle. In the
ab:ve osuse. 10 me directed By the Bon. B. B. CaR.
PENrKR, Circuit Judge, hereby give notice to an
creditors Of tho late JAARs O'HgAR to present and
prove their claims before me- on or before the Yrasr
DAT or 0oToBIR xRsr. II. L, WILKINS.
Special Referee, No. u Broad.strest
Jn1y ~ 1e2S
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A@MARENGO.-F EVER AND AaUE
lURR. TONIC FlYRR pRRYRNTlve-Thi. mi

~MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CUBE. TONIC, FEVER PREvENTlvE.-This val
uable preparation has been in private for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have used II with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been Induced to Offer II to the pub.
lie. 1t is warranted TO cure CHILLs AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating its effects from the system It
will PURIFY THE BLOOD. strengthen the dlees.
tive organs, induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. Itis purely VEGETABLE
preparation. and so harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. AZ tonic MAREHaO
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
enecs OF fever, or from other cause is invaluable.
A few doses is sufficient to ratisty the most In.
credulotis sufferer Of its virtue and worth. All
who Try one bottle Of MARENGO viii be 90 much
pleased With Ito effect that they will readily en-
dorse It. NO HUMBUa. For evidence Of its efn-
caoy and value. refer 10 MARRNaO circulars, which
contain certificates Of well known and respectable
citizens. 76s f
& AARRNao Il . genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and minufsoturer being native and
realdent Of 0harieston and ft n fay guaranteed TO
give complete and universal sattshcaon.
NO HUHBUa. THY 1T.
For eele by al Druggists, and BY DoWIE r.
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets, 0Oore
RIOHs WIkRHAN co., HayneJsCeet, and q. =
LUHN, DruEgfst, Agent OF P1opfietor, corner OF
King apd JohS reefs, Charloskon, q @. ,-.f,.. !. :.
June6 r&o 3mo