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A3"THE VITAL STATS LICS OF THE
United States show that periodical fevers aud acute
and chronic disorders OF the stomach and bowels
among the most prominent and fatal diseases in
this country. Disobedience to the laws of health,
as regards diet the OF pernicious shmulants;
and the and tear Of business excitement and of
''faet life" generally, have much to do with the pre-
valence Of these maadlos in cities; while in the
West and especially In the newly opened dist lets,
they are chiefly due to malaria, unwholesome wa.
tor, an1 the and pl ivaton incident 70 life
in new settlements.
Now, 1t Ia fact that 1t is as possible to protect
the human system against these maladies as to eunrd
life und property against the ncursions Of assassins
and thiev a. strengthen the vital organiz I'll with
HO ,1ErIER'S sTOMACH BITTEhS, and IL be-
capable of resisting the active principle of
epidemic or endemic diaease Are-proof safe is
Of res sting the action Of combustion. his is the
experience or thousands who have remained un
scahcd by naarious disorders in the sickliest
sons, while their neighbors who neglected to tone
and regulate their Bystems with this unequaled
medicinal stimulant have fallen thick and 1ast
around them. Weakness il vitcs disease. Vigor
p>ls it. Help nature to fight the good fight with
infec aon, whether 1t be the air. the water the
soil, with this maichess preparations compound
Of the rarest vegetable extracs with the purest Of all
dlnusive stmulants D&o May %
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SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM

he shall have received satisfactory proof tha,
the services Of tho claimant have been faith
fully rendered in compliance with the provi-
sions OF this act. And tho Commissioner of
Agricultural Sta.istios is hereby authorlz d to
EMPLOY clerical service to assist him in collat-
ting and making his r. turns. such service to
be paid for ont Of tho contingent fund of the
Bureau OF Agricultural Statistics. and not to
exceed the an q OF three hundred dollars.
In tho Senate House. the c.gh, eenth day OF
March, In tho year os our Lord ono Thousand
eight hundred and sixty l1ne.
CHARLES w. MONTGOMERY,
Prcsiden' Of the s nato pro tenn.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES Jr.
Sneaker Hon-e Of Representatives.
Approved tho nineteenth dav OF March. 1869.
ROBERT X. SCorP Governor.
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EUROPE.

THE THUNDEnER ON TIE ALABAMA C1.AIMs.
LONDON, May 23.-The Times, disc lssing the
Alabamn CLAIMS, says England has equal cause
OF complaint against America. Great Britain
resisted tho temptation OREGON ze the South,
thereby inflictlng su1fe1lng on her own people,
! fdisobGging an ally, nDd in fact declared in
favor OF tho North, and is now misunderstood
and accused OF hostility and solfshncss. Sir
SHTancls Hcad communicates several additional
#pficial documents to prove the assistance
Rendered by America to the Cana liam revolt IN
1867 Hc asserts that Summers speech ap-
pljos equally to that and tho Alabama claims,
! but that England never claimed nor received
Indemnity.
Reverdy Johnson hos gone to, Southampton.
Fae sails from that port tomorrow, in the
steamship Ohio, for Baltimore.
ATLANTIC CABLE ARRANGEMENTS.
LONDON. May 21.-A new du olicate telegraph
ITO connect London aud Valentia. was COM
y pieted to-day, to be used solely for the trans
mission OF cable business. Two Atlantic cables
are now in working order. Hereafter one
cable will be used exclusively for sending dis
patches from Valentia, and tho other for re-
|eceiving. There is no longer any reason why
messages should not be transmitted almost
Finstantancously between London and New
KOrk.
= THE FRENCH RLE0T1oNs-THE EXCITEMENT AT
MARsEILLES.
! LONDON. May 20.-The election excitement
in Marseilles is very great. A private meeting
Vas held thsre yesterday, at which nj. Gam
3betta was present and made strong speech.
Bahe crowds in the streets sang the Marsea-
|fFGsse and made other unlawful demonstrations.
1||Aans were arrested by the police. At Thiors
! lisor<hrs are also reported. at an electoral
meeting the people shouted " Vsre Ledrq,
RoNi's Y$uo BaybesI"
yHE IMPERIAL GARNET.
LONDON, Nay 21.--It is rum ,red in Paris
,ntcs. Im1 changes M No to be made in tho Emporors
JisDlnSt. and tlSt all thu present Mlnlsters are
l25sc be removed Nxcept FORBADE, Dnrney, and
aAf9 OF FRANCE
PAn1D May 2l.-rhe Aow Of specie to tina
: Bank OF France His week has oan ,ed the
Hamounts tod y o hacl over $4,000. .O1Df. more
thsn Las Friday. '''''' 49,
rHa FORM OF GOVERNMENT ovasr1oy IN rns
i SPANISH soRTKs
MADnID May M.-The rebate an the future
orm 20, o goyernment was cast,nue@ in the Cor
Marine. spoke moderately, though ahcOnsider-
able leDgth, -nalaly in reply to CastSa who
had mG1e powerful speech in favorW n ra-
pDbllc the day before.
MADRID. MAY M.-The Cortes voted fo y.
= monarchy after long debate---217 TO 70 enn In'
pete iayores Montpeusler. but as minister
= would await the action OF the Cores bu
cautioned the oortes TO allow no daring men 4
Cut tho knot they could not unite. The ciyi
marriage bill WAS introduced.
\ THE BlvARIAN EI.EorIoNs.
MUNICH, HOY 9O.--The election recently hol
mere genera, result - IN iayOr OF the unlCl
81 Norah and Houth Germany.
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Bishops Janos and Simpson, deputed by
the bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Acrsh, visited the meeting Of bishops OF the
Me- hodist Episcopal Church South, in st.
Louis, on the 9Th, and proposed action with q
view to rounlon. The latter body four days
after made written reply, stating that they
:nna,ng the deputation thai proposals to That
end had been made by the Church South sono
years ago and rejected. and complaining that
tho conduit IF tho Northern Church towards
the Southern had slnoe the war been such as
naturally to promote o state Of feeling which
made reunion impossible,
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TNHEATENING TONE OF T7D ENG
LIS III COMMENTS UPON SUMENER'S
SPEECH.

Tho London papers are still harping upon
MIR. Summers speech. The Times snysit is
| time that Americans should understand that
England Will resist such demands to the last
extromlty. 1t says that ''unless there be o set-
tied design to pick o quarrel with us, Mr.. Sum
ner's policy is too preposterous to bo enter
tainod. The attempt to reawaken buried ami
mosities s indeed, little short OF criminal; but
the extravagant Misrepresentation found me-
cessary for the purpose aff1rd us slight assnr-
ances OF the destined failure Of the attem pt,"
The Saturday Review warns the people OF
tho United States against the probable re-
suit OF putting Mr.. summers views into action,
for ''they will then understand that there is o
limit to the patience Of Englshmen.' The
Tele graph drains o cup Of cold comfort from
tho taot that "Amerlcan Aabamas are almost
openly fitting out for Cuba at the precise mo-
ment when tho Americans are demanding from
England damages to be counted by scores Of
millions sterling for the depredatioDs OF @
cruiser which we perhaps oven strained the
law IN endeayoring to detain." Intelligent
Englshmen are becoming seriously alarmed
at the condition OF affairs between the Two ma
tions. The Beehive publishes the following
letter
OAA-Luo lulOruUtIOu T0Sp6otlnS Tie PROS
pests Of English emigration, which 1 was re-
questea to PROCURE, had been collected to the
best OF my abiiity. ..and I was about to send it
for publication IN your columns, bu6 the spesch
OF MIR. Sumner has had 80 great an effect In re.
viving American hostility to England, and the
continuance or friendly relst,ons between the
| two countries appears at this moment to be in
! such peril. that Ifear the promoters and or.
ganzers OF English emigration cannot for the
present prudentiy turn their thong ats IN this
direction. Judging from what know of the
general temper OF the American people, and
| from the language respecting Mr.. Summers
speech which hear hold in conversation, I
should say there would be no rupture; but at
! the same time, / hold myself prepared for q
| turn Of affairs which would obllge English
| residents to leave this country.
Yours, &C., Goodwin SMITH.
I Boston, April 16. Ia ~
| The Pail Msil Gazette, In it's comments
| upon this letter, says the time has passed for
ignoring or attempting TO oonoiliate America
hostility. ''Mr. Summers charges ought moi
to be passed over, for q great State cannot az
ford to lay aside it's self Prospect when dealing
with It's equals" The article conlmdeg with
ndvising Lord Clarendon to use ysry Arm Ian.
guago to Mr.. Motlay on his arrival.
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funeral Notiles.

M5- Thc Friends nrah hcTUntntances of
Mr. and Mrs. II. I. PRAhE and Of Mr.. and aIrs. r.
G. DARKLEg. i,vited to attend the Fuperal Scr
vcos OF ANNIE infant daughter Of the latter of tho
resi- 'ence OF the 'ormer, corner OF Ann and King
streets, at Ten O'Clock THIS MORNING, May "a.
Nav "a
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Speria! Metires.

a8-CONSIGNEEs NOTICE MERCHANTS
LINE The Schooner MYRovER will discharge
car InIs DAY at Adger's North Wharf al Goo 8
not called for before sunset will DO stored at risk
and ex cnse OF consignees. No clails allowed at.
ter 90. leave tho wharf.
May "a VIM ROACH Il 90
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

-EROM THE STATE CAPdTAL
TewNeHP ExsoT1oN IN HIGHLAND O0UNTY--THE
RESULT IN COLUMBXA. "i'
IsPRcIAI TELxaBAM TO THE DAlEY NRws)
COLUMBIA, Nay 29.-The townehip election
yesterday was contested With much spirit but
passed off without disturbance. The ,ota' vote
was about 1860. Party lines wero strictly
drawn, but in D few instances split iokets we're
used. The result has been o mixed triumph,
giving no special cause for exults lion Oh either
side. The following is list or The candidates
9bleoted:
Selectmen-J. L. Neaglo (Raaical y r.
9'Neale. Jr, (Democrat;) aud j. e M,b,r5son
Radical.)
+ Town Clerk C. F. Harriaon {Dcmocrat)
Surveyor Green Washington, oolorod (R,d-
3ca]. C0RsAIR.
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0S- SARATOGA .sA" SPRING WAFER.
Saratoga, In the state Of New York, is of the
most remarkable mineral upon the surface
Of the globe Within IN area OF q mile In diameter
are some thirty mineral springs-no two of thom
alike. In some OF tho waters, chloride Of Sodium
predominates; In others, Iodine, Maanesias sulphur
Chnlybeate. &C. The beneficial effects OF some OF
these waters, medicinal agents, are known
throughout the civilized wo Id Probably one hum
dred thousand persons visit these Springs annual ~
Many hundred thousand bottles of the water are
transported and cohsuDGed in the various localities
Of the country. [
The SARATOGA ssA'' SPRING WATER ia PRO-
badly the most effective mineral water found on
either continent 1t win observed that has ten
per cent greater mineral properties than the cele-
brated Congress Spring; iour times that of Baden.
Baden Of Austria; fva times that OF Aix ia Chapslle
In Prussia; twice that c Vichy in France; nearly
three times greater than the renowned S6teer Of
Germany; and equally over the Spas Of Bath, Eng
land, ana Kissepsen In Bavaria.
The reputation OF this waser fa based upon its
effects In diseases OF tho stomach, liver bowels.
kidncye. and spleen, and acts with wondetfu bene-
At In cases Of Chronic Dyspelsia, Constipation,
Gravel Goat, Scrofnls. Cutaneous Affections, Gene
aal Lettargy, Borenoss, ana Pr0straon OF the sys
| TEN. ~
The value OF mineral waters has been priced and
acknowledged by medical men since the earljes1
civilization. A celebrated authority says: "The yir
tues OF mineral wasers have been beat sho ~n In ths
! treatment OF obscure and chronic diseases."
! Agent for the Saratoga "A" spring Water,
| JOHN Il. HENRY.
I No. Al Park Row, Now York
| Sold IN Charleston, g. O., by q. w. AIMAR, W
A. SKRINR. RAOUL d LYNAH, A. W. RoKRL a
co, ED. 9. nURNHAM ana DR.. II. DAHR.
EobruAry 10 pAo tuthseow3mos
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NEW YORK Items.

Van Dyok ~ nounces shat 30 will sell two
millions gold week Y. Oh Monday and Tnesl,y.
New YoaK, May 22.-Ths steamer Mahoains
has been ordered here 10 aid In enforcing tho
aestrality lawas WYE s4as
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aJ-NOTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
TIE TOWN OF MOULTRIEvILLE. SULLIvAN's
ISLAND.-An persons claiming tito to lots on suli.
vans Island upon which dwelling houses have not
been erected within the tino prescribed by law. and
who wish to retain the same, are hereby notified 10
enclose them at once in order that spch lots may
have been abandoned shall be declared subec: to To-
cation and occupancy.
BY order Of JNO. NJ. TOUHEY
May "a 1ntendant
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R1- THE LARGE DOLL HOUSE, LEFT
from the Baptist Fair will be rafl I'd at Won SAN
TENS BAZAAR. on SATURDAY AFrnnNooN, goth
instant Of -Four o'clock. few more chances TO bc
Allied up. Ins2 May "a
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aw THE pNEArFssr. THE QUIGkE EST AND
THE cHEAPEsT.-THE News JOB OFFI!E, No.
143 EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with q
new ana large assortment OF material of the finest
qualify and latest styles, prepared to execute. at
The shortest notice and Ia the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description
Call apd examine the scale Of prices before giving
POUR orders elsewhere.
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EOa< h1ALANfA n. .EE.OHsDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FtRNANDIhA AND JACKeO,

VILE.
). TIE FIRsT-OAsS STEAM
afasisssl DICTATOR. Captain WE T. MoNEA-
TY. WIN soil from Charleston evert 7uesd0y Eoen,no,
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points
The hrst.c'ass steamer OITY POINT, Captain GEO.
IT. MCMILLAN VIII all from Charleston every F,i-
day EueHfnD, ~ Nine O'Clock, for aoove points,
Connecting With the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernand1na for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobes
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills LEdinS given for Freight TO Mobile.
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Connecting ,s,th IT. y. HcTt's steamers OckdUnhs
and GriDia foS S.leey Springs and Lake. Gr.1n Ens
IT,, Harris and Durham.
All freight u'yable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored at ris
und eXpense OF owners.
For freight or Passage engagement, apply to
]. d. AIKEN b CO., agents,
south Atlantic Wharf.
n. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Stateroomg.
November II
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s@ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

H@r PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LRCTUREs. aa delivered at the
Now York Nuseum of Anatomy, embracing the sub-
jects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ola Age Manhood generally review.
ed ; the cause OF Indigestion Flatul"nce and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage philosophi.
cally Considered, &C. These Lectures will be tor
warded on receipt Of four stamps, by addres ing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE .MUskUAI OF ANATo.
MY, No. "A West Baltmore-street Baltimore. Md. 4.
April 10 mwf Tyr
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aJ~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.--ON TEE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth ana Early Man.
hood, with tho humane view OF treatment and cure.
sent by mail free Of charge. Address howard AS
ISOLATION. Box p. Philadelphia. Pa.
May "a Smos
ag VERGNE'S ELECTRO. CHEMICAL.
BATHs.-A BRA SCH or DR. vBRGNE'S ZOE NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is now established
and in daily operation IN Meetin0. one door above
Budson.strees. over the ONCE OF Dr.. p. T. hOHLEY.
who has private room for the especisl accommods-
ton Of those who wish to be treated by tho Medi-
Gated Ba,hs which celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced by the too liberal Of Mercury
in any ofits forms; also Rheumatism. acute ana
chronic; Hout, Lead Poisoning any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Disc gener-
ally. Ha
DR.. s. win administer tho Baths by instructions
direct from tho discoyerer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
Nay 3 1nno
as- CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
OR PURE LTQUOe OF JUNIPER BERRIRS.--This
favorite brand Of PURH LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF tinse ,mitaHon. piracy. high
tariffs aud unfair competition. and atn enjoys CON.
staniiy increasing sac; showing that true merit
does not always go urapproelsted
CHARLES GONDaN CORDIAL GIN N
Is offered to tae public perfectly reliable spec.
oio all cases OF Diseased BLADDER and Kidneys. It
acts directly on those ogans, with direoness anG
speediness whlch render It invaluable 70 persons
suffering from Gravel. Dabetes. Innsn,ed Bladd or
eoany and highly -coiorod urine and In aIl cases
where. from Whatever cause healthful diwetao 10
rsquirei. 4as
Ladies subject 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can by tho
| use Of CORDIAL GIN few days previous to and
during illness obtain grear re!iof In auch instances
| ii should he taken with sugar and sarn water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN is unequslted, 40
found la those poieosia now too frequently sOld un.
DER the names Of ains Bran " Whtskey, 80.
JOhNP. henry, sole IMporter.i y e
No. A Park BOW. New York :
For sele iu Charleston. South Carolina, by Dr.
III. BAtR. RAOUL LYMAN, w. a. SIX HTNE. a.
| W. AAMAR. I'D. 8. nURNHAM and A. W. EGyEIs
l . OO. suthee0aanos DAo EAbgaAgy 2s
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r-ta.,yo THE STRAMNHIP SARAGOSsA.
<IEzxsssS - Captain tYDRR leave Rander !.
.G.X!XSak!fGI horsTt Sr9ri, oD WEpNEsDAY, MAY
a,rrSss', ,btss''aasiisE 26, 1850 q, O'CLOCK A. M.
May 20 RAVhNEL q 90 Apan.a
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MT BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable install Ia
neons; no disappointm mt; ridiculous tnts; rem.
ed!es the i'll effects OF bad dyes; luvlgorates ana
leaves the bair soft and beautiful blaci1 or brown
sold ty all DruGg sts and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No. = Bond
Rtreet New York Tyr May is
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wCREDITORS' S'NOTICE.-ALL PERSO ONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGE II. GRUB are requested
to make payments 10 eitbcr Mr.. GEORGE H.
GRUBER, or TO Mr. g. W GRUBER, ito be found at
Il aessrs. COkWIN'S STORE, KING-STREET,l during
the month. After the fret o. June, all indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands Magistrate
order to wind up the affairs speedily as possible
H. GERDTS g. CO.,
Nav 10 1mo Agents for Creditors.
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A1- EXECU TORS NOllCE-ALL PER-
sONo having mands or claims against the Estate
of III. RrnA J. NJ BELL. deceased. arc notified TO
present tue sam. duly attested and parties indebt
cd to said Estate 70 mako payment to the undersign
cd THEODORE G. BARKER.
May ~ nl3 Qualified xecutor.
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ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT
PASS AGES REDUCED.
To Savannah. So. To Bca Ia9ort. 81 !.
~J{Nsas>A THE SIEANBb PILOT BOY GAP.
.sySssss4.ssssdH. TAIN FEM PECK viii leave accom-.
modohon Wharf every Nj MoNDAY and THURSDAY MORN.
mo ct o'clock
Returning will leave savannah every TUESDAY ana
FRIDA1 MORNING at 8 o'clock
JOHN FERGUSON.
April 20 Accommodation Wharf.
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aONDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1869.

Pressleys dwelling house was unroofed, and
! the chimney Is Of Mrs. Watts house woe thr own
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sDACAFAC MAIL STEAH1SkAlP COMFY
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, UHlkA AND JAPAN. !
CHANGE or SAILING DAYS!
s.>f.ss,,s, sTEAMFlS OF THB ABOVE
/IE-4sIy1 49, line leave Pier No. a, North Ri7ey
,alsasSaieTx5N foot Of Oanal street. New York at
s;.''iszisss ~ o'clock noon, of the LIST. l1th and
215t OF every month except when these dares fall
on Sunday. then Che Saturday prereding,.
Departure OF 1st nnd 1st connect at Panama with
steamers for Soush Pacific and Central American
pogts- Those ci1st tonnh IT MaAaonia1o. j
departure OF f1th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from PSnama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Frareis.
co for CHINA aud Japan July 8. 1869.
TO California steamers touch NJ Havana, bus 10
direct from New York TO Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage fxes TO each Aduh.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage risbets or further Information spply
at the COMPANYS TICKET OFFIOE. ON the wharf,
foot Of CanGl-street, North River. New York.
March 10 1yr T.. r. RABY Agept
FOR SAVA1NAER-IRLAND I'D ROUTE
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'OR P;sILADELE'AAAA AA ID ROs rDa

REG UZAR ETEHT THURSDAY
ecsswss TIE sTtABSHIp }. w. EVER
Z1k4rsISaxswp MAN cauta'n sxxoEa. WIN kave
NS1EAlkdzdH North Atlantic Wharf. ON THvRs
r.ysSss5i5kaEfasszz-- DAY. Nay a. at-A n.
For Freight apply to
JOHN l. rHMO GETTY.
Maya North Atlantic Wharf.
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N H w YOR TX "A N ID u III A ls 4. as y n y
MBHIP LINE.
r II NJ IL w % Ie TX
CABIN PASSAGE $40

Nf-ksr~. TIE kPLENpID sIDE.WHEEI.
I1sfNaE p STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, M. 6.
:1&TIatf8S1T WooI HULL Commander. will sail
--Tts.ssasssT from edRer's oouth Wbart SAT
uhDAY, the goth inst a, o'coch A. M. prccise'y-
N1- An extra charge OF S6 naue for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing
&3- No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
loaves.
@5- Through Bills Ln1ing given for Cotton Ia
Boston ana Providence, Il. !,
AS- Marine ,nBu1ance by this line u per cont.
A3- The steamers of This line irst class in
every respect ana their Tables are .u ,uled with ali
the deicacies OF the Now York and Charleston mar
ikets
For Freight OF PASSAGE, apply TO
JAMES hD0Eh q 90, Apenta
Corner Adser's Wharf and East Bay {Up.. tarsy
May "a
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FOR BEM n OHM.
PASSA r. $50.

RxsG ULAH LIVE yDERT U,EDvEs2A
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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE
Chester.

Tho following is tho official statement of tht
value Of property Us assessed in Chester Coun
ty Real estate. 81. 1S6, ,24z personal property
81 302 06S; railroad express and telegraph
companies, $216, ,879 50; total. So, ,8S4. $50 90.