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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-11
PERSOH.lL GosGIP.

III is considered singular ihaL American
a''es shp"d ba invited tn Compicsuc for ,hc first
time In En2cnics nl,scncc
JOHN Nrisht IL being hardly preiYcd in Ypr
lahd 10 use his inJucncc for the r,ncal or Tho
game ia"s or that country.
~ murderer, On hcing sentenced IN ,,c I,,nceJ
IN Terre Hante, ind. did not catch the date ana
inquired: "When did you say, your Honor. ,ba,
occurrence Is 10 take placetr
Prince Alfred was received in Japan with I'M.
pcrial honora. That is. the windows OF tho houses
aiofig ais route were cluscd nnd sealed 10 prc.
vent plcbeian CHANCES from COMMUNICATING his
royalty.
Young Gladstone hnd Hn unpleasant time at
his reelection from Whlby. llu was returned
Only bya small minority, ami when hc a,trrnptea
return thanks from the hus,ings the Conscrys-
lives lIOWicd him down.
"A New Orleans reporter was being shown
'arough the Insane Asylum the other day when
he encountered very pretty bluc.eyed da1nsel,
Win ai once rushed into his arms with tue ex-
clatnaiion: "oh, my dear husband ~ The reporter
wished to sootnc the agated feelings OF the little
unfortunate, and strckcd her hair earossingly rs
he replied: why. my little dear, did you think l
would stay away from youtp "lto," SHE inus.
Gently replied, "ioa always liked to kiss ncn
"lut you know yon arg insane. my deur," he
said "ies,' she replied weurily, "That's The
reason klas you ~
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AN ELECTRICAL INFA VT,

The Memorial de Ia Loire" respectable
French journal, gives the following details on the
subject OF all infant presenting the most remarIa-
bic electrical phenomena ever yet reported:
We nre not surprised to learn that there will be
given to the Imperial Academy Of Medicine, OF
lion Oi Dr. C1+r, oil Lyo yons, VINO, with Two others,
went TO st. URSULA aud had the scientific saiisfao.
s unhapplly dead. Of the poor little sunerer.
1t wouid seem that the last moments Of the
electrical infant presented some truly astonishing
phenomena. For nearly two weeks before iis
death electrical liz is manifested themselves with
vivldness that confounded the scientific men,
WHO "only saw fire." according to the not very
respectful language OF our correspondent
No one could occupy the space around the era
Tile, he says, and tue shocks werc sometimes
strong enough to knock down ail who approached
It, Two cats and dog, boarders in the house,
were compelled TO leave. THIS state OF things WAS
hour, until the termination Of tho malaly, which
occurred OIL the Sth Of November, at half.past II
Tic infant expired without the least pnin or
e0nvulsion, swcetiy, IN perfect repose, and as Ii
IL sank To sleep; while the furniture aud occu-
pants OF the room were seized with an Indescrib
able agitation.
At the last moment the emanntions OF light
from tile body or the dying child became three
times more intense than they had ever been seen
1eforc. and lasted for several minutes after death.
All who were present, do not except The physi-
cians went away deeply Impressed by the strange
spectacle of which they had bccii The witnesses.
Ieasa Is nor @ kn4%n at least to the public Of what
US In his paper
The scientific men, OF course, desired TO take
away tic body for examination. hut the rea-
ttons were violently opposed 10 this, and the In
ferlnent took place In the burial ground Of the
village with the usual rites ami ceremonies.
For instance, the hair OF the wonderful Child
was CIT OIL close 10 the head, and divided among
ihe relatives and friends. II will prove power
full taLsman, one might suppose, against many
evils.
I Should not be surprised. says our correspon-
dent Ia conclusion, II the scamps OF the neighbour.
mood SHOULD make II subject Of speculation.
The electrical infant was horn on the 18th Feb
ruary, 1869, and died on the Sth November hny-
ing lived nine months Science must tell US, II it
can. tho meaning OF this electrical phenomenon.
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ifRoM TIE ASSOCIATED rREss.J
WASHINGTON. Decp,nlrr


The revenue receipts nre $250uGo.
The awards Of the Court Of Claims for cotton
captured by the military amount In the aggre-
gate to s1:4,o0o There were twenty nine cases,
and The government has appealed from them ALL
Commodore John Rodgers succeeds wm
Rowan in the command 9. :he tsiatic squadron
CONGRESSIONAL rRoCEkr'Nos.
In the House, a protest against the admission
OF Booler, for the Fourth District was refused by
the Election Committee.
bll was introduced providing for the sale OF
coin by the Treasury.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs were directed
tn Inquire into tue circumstances Attending the
landing Of the French cable.
hill WAS Introduced for The removal of oh.
structons In Hayua Techs, Louisiana; a!so for ~.
pairing and furnishing the New Orleans Custom.
house.
The census bill was discussed al day, and two
efforts 10 consider the Cuban question filled.
when the ilouse adjourned.
The Senate is not in session.
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THE VAR IN CURf.

NEW foRK, December 10.
The New York Tribune has dispatc chcs from
Cnba which confirm tho defeat OF tile Spaniards
At San Jose, also the severe punishment Indicted
upon the negroes at Sagua, the number OF stripes
varying iron TWO hundred TO eight hundred. Tic
Diarlo dc Ia Marina says the forces in the Spanish
District Iio!quin are unable TO move. They want
rcnfarcements, and three thousand troops will
DC necessary, as the garrison arc suffering from
severe sickness. Seven sugar estates have been
destroyed in the Remedies District; five In Trini.
dad, and three in CtenfucSos. Colomara with
SIX hundred men and fourteen pieces OF artillery,
attacked the Cubans at Vegas del Cartcllav0; the
fight lasted four hours when the Spantards were
repulsed with great oss, forty seven dc;ui being
left on the field. The oIrlcial statistics published
in Havana show Tint from the commencement
OF the war, the Spanish loss has been eight thou
sand dead left on the field, Eve thousand who
died OF disease, and two thousand deserted to
the Cubans. Three thousand are now sick
Thirty-iive prominent Cubans havo besn arrested
In Havana Oh the suspicion of sympathy with
Cuba.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRE

Congressman Golliday, prominent candi
date for the Senate frsm Kentucky, favors repu-
slation on moral and legal points, and cites pre-.
cidents In support Of reputation on moral and
legal points in our own and foreign countries.
Four OF the crew OF the schooner Kctchcn, while
on New Brunswick, built II Gre in the stove and
closing the hatchway, were smOthered to dcatif.
The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal from
Louisiana In the case OF the New Orleans VS. the
New York Steamship Company.
The Bank or Gallatn, No., has been robhed and
the cashier killed. The robbers goi only five
dollars.
The Spanish gunboats Mt New York were re-
leased yesterday, and will go TO sea Immediately.
The Governor OF California in his message rec
opimcnds State aid TO facilitate Immigration
from Europe and the Eastern States. He snys
the Legislature has the power to prevent Chinese
Immigration, and favors the removal OF barriers
70 Chinese testimony, not only as an act OF justice
but Of sound policy.
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TROUBLE IN EDGRFIELD.
Two Men Killed Mt Ilobinson's Circus
"a Thirsi Hung Ny tho Negro Nfnitin.
From the Aucns,a Chronicle of prIda,

At a late hour Inst evening we received In
atellisence Ola bloody aIrray at Edgciloid Court
house, South Carolina which. If true, reveals
most terrible state OF affairs existing in that place
private party WHO arrived here yesterday from
The courthouse brought information OF The airnIr
lie states that on last Wednesday John Robin.
soa's Circus Company arrived In the village for
the purpose of giving two exhibitions, AMI that
an immense crowd Of white men and negroes had
the performances. On Wednesday night the can
vas was crowded, as were also the tents In which
were The lugglers. swordswallowers. and The
"great natural curiositles'' which usually accom-.
pnny these caravans, aud are denUIninatcd "sde-
shows"
IL was In one OF the sile shows that the row ls
said TO have originated, though in what manner
we were unable to learn. Al oil events, pistols
were drawn on both sides and freely used BE.
FORE the difficulty cond he stopped, the scaliwag
clerk OF the Superior Court was SHOT and In stantJ
killed, nnd another white man, unknown was su
rolver by some one OF his adversarles, that his
wounds proved mortal and he died during the
night
As il to put the finishing touch TO this carnival
OF blood, Our same informant states that on that
night the negro militia, who have been OH duty
ut Ed@eheld Courthouse for some time past ar
rested white citizen Of the county, ON !. charge
or being 4 rebel bushwhackcr. niid in revenge
they said, for the murder OF negroes by the whites
gave him speedy trial and cMccn;c ell him by
hanging him to Il tree In the village.
TIE story appears almost too Hionstrous for be-
lief, and We should hesitate To publish IL were H.
not for the extremely unsettled condition OF aiars
IN EuBellelh County, AMI the belief which la;
been entertained for some tinic past that blood
she'd would sooner or ntcr be the result I'hc
affair has probably been exaggerated, but wc
cannot help thinking that there IL good deal OF
truth i'll IT, when wo consider the course which
Radicals for some time past. Negro mila
men have been quartcred In the village
now for several months, and we believe that they
were sent there Ivy the miserable Garnet Dagger
Governor and political incendlary, Scott, for no
other purpose than to bring on collision with
Inc white people. The whito men there, In order
to baille his expectation and Wishes have taken
much IN silence from these armed negroes, AMI
me latter eInholdened by what they deem the
coxardlcc OF The whites have perhaps dared TO
do wllnt Our informant stated. ff they have woe
be INTO them, for We do not believe that the
Edgcncld people will submit to such an outrage
and II they do rise In their might they will sweep
SCOTS militia from the face or the earth.
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LIDERI1.
Latest shipment Of EInigrnnts 10 AfrI-
ca-An Address from the Colorcd Men
of the United States to tho Liberia he.

The American Colonization Society has more
calls to assist cmgrants nom than 1. had before
emancipation. Tic usual fail expedition has just
Decn dispatched for Liberia.
On the third OF November their superior packet.
the Colconda, sailed from baltimore with four
teen enliGranS, and on the lltA Instant, one
hundred nn,l forty-siN cnigramts were embarked
on her i'll Hampton Roads by steamer from Nor
iok. or these, one hundred and twcnly-iLfeo
are from North Carolina, twenty-five from Ten
nessec, one from Texas ana fourteen from Penn.
sixty f"enty-slx can .rad, and fifteen can read
anu write, one having had the advantage of n
Hhcra education. Thirtynve are farmers three
DtacHsmitlis, TWO carpenters, one lahorcr, one
Whccri5hi, orc teacher ana one minIstcr. Nine.
tylour are over twelve years of age, Rfty-fyc arc
two years old. Tue pcoplc are OF u good class.
0uu well prepared TO succeed In q new country
In addition 10 the outlt whch'thcy brought with
them, IL Is supposed that they purchased some
$1,000 worth OF hardware, dry goods &C., at the
ports OF enbarkation.
Tho National Executive Commistee OF colored
men OF the United States, through their chairman,
Rev. Scla Martin. have prepared All address 10
tho people OF the Republic OF Liberia.
Tho address urges tho abolition OF all proscrip.
Tive features IN the national laws Of Ltberia that
tncy hniieyo that tho emancipation and enfran.
Chlsement OF the black race will result In great
good TO Africa, and especially to Liberia; requests
the people OF Liberia to influence their Congress
70 Initiate measures no as to alter tho cons.Itu
Llon and laws by striking ont the word white 40
az 10 put the Republic or Liberia in accord with
tne mWs 0f tile United States and those OF ali
oaner rec countries whose constitutional rostrc.
tions, which have the eject to create prejudice
against the color, have been abolished.
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IrRos OuR OWN ooRRREsroSDES1.I
COLUMBIA, December 9
pEpEAT OF 7uY oo,n p1,

DEPEAT OF 7nY COIN RiLl.
The opponents and supporters of the bill 10
"provldc for The payment OF the principal and in.
tcrestpf the bonds ana stocks OF tile State in
coin )" went into tho IfOnsc today prepared TO
make hard fight, nnd for short time the con-
test was warm, but Was ended by DeTarge twbO
had Vainiy strRen 10 get IN amendment In pro.
posing thnt the enacting cIause be stricken out.
which wns adopted. Tlle OF COURSE Killed tho
bill, and many wero the blue looks In censcucnce
a close observer oonld have easily pointed out
the men who were specially interested I'm the mas.
sage OF the bill. There arc many willing TO bet
thnt II Will pass In tho House when IL is brought
up again. which, II is asserted, Will be shortly.
remark from one OF the members in the lobby
after the defeat Of the bill, that PouR T1rOvsANp
DOLLARS WOULD 0AERY IT THROUGH" gives at
least al idea OF one OF the means which may he
brought to bear upon the members
SUBJECTS or LAUGHTER
ARC the coin till and tho bill TO better protect the
holders OF insurance policies. They nro jeslcd
about equally az much az Co.hin's desire to serve
his or tile Governors "bcloycd Sla,e,n which ia
itf An amendments was prepared to the former
mentioned bill. providing that the members
clerks and pages OF both hniics be paid in coin
and would have been Introduced in the House to.
She Senate today Arnlm gave notice that he
would on tomorrow, or M soon thereafter IA
practicable, introduce bin providing that mer-
chants, planters, lawyers, doctors, shocmaIcrs.
sr1cklayers and everybody olso shouhl purchase
mtg thousand d0iiars' worth OF the stocks ana
bonds OF the State oy the better protection Of the
people OF the State.n This was Immediately rec.
oghiScd ny 'uc Senators rs capital burcsque unon
tho latter mentioned bill, and 1t created consider
able laughter, which was increased by the serious
looks OF Amin, who. by the way, gave the notice
ns bit Of revenge upon the Senate for refusing
to permit him on yesterday to amond the Bill TO
Incorporate tho Policy -ho!dcr's Life Tontlao Assu
rance Company.
isirA T1IoRoUoHrARBi
Afew days ago, q bill was introduced in Tho
House, providing that John r Dickson, +. A..
n4ns!nson, !ohs Jones and Henry a. Smith shall be
authorized to obtain the right OF way across the
Savannah aud Charleston Railroad, In She mon.
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FROM COLUHBIh.
RESURRECTION OF TIE GOLD nILI.
The X. X. X. outrngcs-Tho Edu-
cation Bill.
IsrcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, December To-
In the House, to-day, q bill to incorporate
The Claain University was read second time.
Jervey gave notice OF n bill to repeal tho &c, iu-
cooperating the Air Line Railroad.
A bill to levy q special tax upon the citizens OF
Sumter County to in0emnify d. g. Robertson and
DuBosc Co. for their loss by incenIiarcs was read
first time; also bills to incorporate the Planters
Mining aud Manufacturing Company; to amend
the charter o:thc Fcwn CT ovangcbu.g; 20 Tesu
late indcnturcs and appren,iceshps; TO regu-
late tho sale OF polsons by apothccarics; to de-
clare the manner OF obtaining the right OF way
over land for the transport" ion Of home pro-
ducts.
Tic action taken by the House yesterday in
striking out the enactng clause Of the bin to pay
tic principal and interest OF the State debt in
coin, was reconsidored. After u discussion and
nHbusterlng which lasted two hours, the bill wns
passed. Yeas 81, nays Is. The hill now stands as
follows: The interest oil the bonds and stocks
or the State, except those issued from December
L. 1862 TO April 10, 1885, shall DC paid in eoiu not
including, however, the bonds issued for building
the new Statehouse.
The Treasurer and Financial Agent are author
lied to purchase the necessary coin, and the act
is TO take effect Immediately.
In the Senate, the resolution TO appoint a time
for the election Of Regents Of the Lunatic Asylum
was postponed.
Tile report Of the Committee on Education, con-
corning bill entitled "a bin TO establish and
maintain system OF free common schools for the
state OF soute Carolina" was discussed for two
hours and a half.
While discussing Section 20, whether to hold
the elections OF the county school commissioners
in April or in October, at the general elections,
the Senate adjourned until Monday. The fret
section Of the bill was amended 20 that the state
Board OF Education shall meet on The second
Wednesday after the passage OF the act
Notice was given TO the Senate or O bin to pro.
vide fer the drainage of the swamp lands Of the
state.
Leslie will report bin to incorpora,e the Air
Line Railroad.
Corbin's act to redeem tile Township lave, pro-
vidcs for the thorough ovcrhauling OF the presen,
system and the reduction Of the expenses.
The bill TO increase the salaries OF the judges OF
the Supreme Court the bill TO appropriate sla5 900
for salaries and per diem of tile members Of the
General Assembly, was passed. The bill TO incor-
porate the Panters' Aiming and Manufacturing
s0oa1aay sssS Sreai:a te<nndt.me Eerue3 .'Rtro.
duced bill to levy special tax for rebuilding
the courthouse of Darlington County. A joint re-
solution to pay tho accounts of schooltcachers
for services Iring the year 1852 the rate OF 60
cents n scholar, was passed.
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n@- PREPARATORY MEDICATJON

NcS IhSfAtLaIO1tI MEDlCAIION.-
The human system, the most delicate and sensr
tive OF ail created things, should bc duly prepared
10 meet the shock occasloned.by sudden change
In tho temperature OF the mir. Even The solid met
ais contract and expand under cold and heat-so
that II man were composed Of iron, Instead OF
frai tissues and 1brcs circulating ,ultls and brit
lie osseous matter, his frame would not he proof
against tho vIcissItudcs OF climate. As II Is It be-
hoovcs every ones, especially :he feeble, 10 fortIfy
The rrail tonemcnt OF mortality against the In.
clemensy OF the present season. wholesome,
.strcnstl-supplyn vegetable tonic and Alternative
Is the preparatory medicine required, and among
medicinal agents OF this character, HOSTRTTERE
STOMACH DTrTEls stand supreme. In a suo-
cessfui career OF nearly o quarter OF century,
the preparation has never boon equalled or ap-
preached, and Its sales arc now larger than those
Of any half dozen articles pnrportipg 70 belong to
the same class, that has ever been advertised Ia
this country. Az remedy and preventive or
Dyspepsia, and all It's complications, 1t may be
said 10 have lived down competition and to be the
standard spcclno OF tho western Hemisphere. A
course Of thia genial restorative at the commence
ment Of winter is The surest safeguard against all
the complaints which are caused or aggravateA
W eAposare 10 coia. deco 6pA0
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THE RADICAL wIGTAn.
CAIN AND NASH DENOUECE TIE RADi-
CAL OFFICIALS.
TIE RADICAL SENATORS AND THE RADICAL
JUICES

Defeat of the Coin Ifillvsubicets OF
LauShter-ts IL IA Fhoroughfnrc u
The Eicns Cum Creyv--yYas it un Err
ror !-hTorc Oaicers-Corancrs' Duties
and r.iabiIitics-Migrat Fish
minols-Tha Sumter Manufacturing
ComPnny--A Chapter OF JudScs-Ee-
vile nna tho JudSes-G-Nash-fng OF
Teeth Judge not, S;e.--Yvhut will
They do with It ts-Aspirations-Are
ThinSa ns they Sc IA Small
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IVor7s--Thc
branh o. Cain-Plnning Down to
Facts-out OF thciT IGlemcnt-schS0i
Book HIng-DeIcgation 20 the reni-
tentiary, &C., &c.
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RdDIChL TTR.fNIY.
MoSrGOMgRY, December 10.

In III" House to-'lay, !'rowu. of Chambers
county, II Democrat, was voted out or his scat
ana WAS refused the privilege OF spreading his
protest on the Journal 4 motion TO seat Ward
MS contestant, was voich down. McKinsiry
Republican, OF Mobile, WAS voted {, seat today,
In place Of ha2cc, Democrat, who WAS recently
elected on the ground Of inclirbiity for hayin =
been r0ud commissioner before the war Tie
name OF McKinstry WAS ON the list Of persous
whose disabilities was removed ills week by
Congress-.
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W.f.SHINCTOS.
The Grnno McmorfaI-The Contc.ted
Etections--Thc Suprcnc Court.

isrEcIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE sEws.l
wAsIrISGToH, December 10.
The memorial of ior,y-threc merchants OF
Charleston, $. c., was presented TO the House
Committee OH Commerce to-day, praying an al.
tcration OF the revenue laws SO ns to allow the
importation Of guano from thu Pacific in othcr r
than American bottoms.
large amount NJ documentary evidence was
presented TO the House today, in relation to Tie
contested election cases in South Carolira.
Justice Grier, OF the supreme Court, resigned
today, and will retire OH full pay under the new
law. This maics tive vacancies.
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EUROPE.

The SucL Canal-Dukc Ernest Dying.
LONDON, December TO-
The steamship Brazilian, built expressly for
the SucZ Canal trafc, had to discharge half her
cargo before getting through.
The Duke Of SAKE Coburg Ootha is dying, aud
Prince Alfred Of England is his heir.
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gs- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLB-
NAN who Suffered for years from Nervous De-
bllty, Premature Decay, and all tho effects OF
youthful indtscretOn, Will, for the sake OF suffer
Ing humanity, send free to nil who need 1t, the re.
cept and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing TO
profit By the advcrtlser's experience, can do 80
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN. No. AZ Cedar street, New York
QOy0 JmoS
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The Princess Marguerite was enjoying her.
at half past ten the heir OF Italy was born. Tho
infant does It's sleeping In $4,000 cradle OF sill.
yer, and tho happy fathcr has given away 500.
600 In charity,
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.5pcriol Moiires.

gs8- CONsIGNEES PER SCHOONER
". b. MANN Will remove their Goods promptly
THIS DAY, at Browns wharf, OF pay tho expense
Of Storage, &c. AL claims must be made on
wharf. WILLIAM ROACH / co.
lccl0
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~ MANHOOD.-AM MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure OF Decline in Premature
Nun, the treatmctn Of Nervous and Physical Dc.
bility, &c.
"Thcrc Is no member Of society by whom this
book Will not be found useful, whether such per
son holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or
Medical Times and Gazette
Sent by mall on receipt OF fifry cents. Address
tho Author, DIR. f DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. T. sept1 Tyr
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EIj"CONSIGNEES PER S STEA NJ e r
FALCON, from baltimore are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY dlscharging cargo ut Pier
No. ], Union Whnrves. all goods not taken
away nj sunset will remain on wharf nt con-
sgnces' risk. MORDECAI & CO.
nccl0 hUNutS
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The Georgia papers notice the Venezuela cot
toh introduced and cultivated by DR.. Icltncr,
before THIS beautIful and aiiky plant put down
IN July Will maturo sooner than the homo species
pianted IN spring, and IL gives ono hundred nnd
pound. ."''
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G3-SHIPPERS PER STEAMERS DC
TATOR, CITY POINT and PILOT hoy ore hereby
notified that no freight will be received after sun
vet OH the days OF their sailing.
nnc0 d AIKEN IN Annntl