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Ladies' Column.
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Vermont has four women sbipbui)Jsss

rita ' iI.lIsOs., fe'HNtE H f' = MH
49, gs,. ~, !, ,.,,;,,,o,,
Colorado sdvertises for ons thousand,
800 ~ 1r;q1aa! yals.rbeN n
Love ,ought is good, but sgiytn ua,.
sought is better, =. ,,
In som, parts Of Germany ldrunksrst,
ant marry. Lucky druuk.ias! ,me, I'm.
~, =,
baron III P.ri. With fortune Of ss,ooe,-
900. .,., $40. ..i, l.,...,., ,',,.,,-...
bc.lsose for-slO, COO damages for trise.sl
Of promise. ''fiiiE"i '''N"d"AiH
I,I', y ia. + !, ,n /, lnn.o1 oil
couples because they 3 ars 50 ' 81: 10 give,
themselves hsirs." IN ''''''F ''' - 'sS
~ -,..Lu III. ~. ~. ,.,.Y.i,,o 1s2a
ship" . lady Of III. Who has 100 descend
ants and rides horse back. ~ ~ ''''a'F' 'ai
~, 2, !, 'L:.gaIoa az Y ..,ii.lqial j.
a slrl 70 FATS. WIG has heHl1aef asHs
aid st vli.ss, vi.h 81 lips I'D .eesh. 81
~ q e. i..,,1n "a id.gail ,st'T
= A oiosG.e! .. Mal. y, .1e .smoas A.as
;" sRes' 49," ' E1.f1f ''. iii y
81. I,.s,,,, u ,aoi,mi,j "a ,Afs
= !ock .. nalr 'r1n : yoSuns xoGn ns7sI
heao - '''' 49, '0e , tey 70 sun man af
D 's''' .s.5 l., ,,ss5r,,,, A, 30
Grant voa's i receive pr. M9ary Nat IS
k'ns IN Pan.aioofnts. ne wants 's hes 70
come wlsoous' ~, :. -
Mrr.. Senator sprasFuse, i Is six.ys IL .hs
gallery When her husband speaks. and
watches him With great tntsnsncfs. 'si' 'H
le,,..ii n ,91 c,n9n.. ,ylng1oa ,:h e
l:M..: lazy o'sa."1 PaIea sss IL
NILSSON ,'s' u - .ula " .eryse.nk .P'luv
lad, !, az .,rqo;, H.. oht,;n. :. d;yo,rs
h..,r:s rhn.hsnd M ~
s ss,s ~ To- nd MAJ. W. 'SI,.lt;;s
So oe ,S,'J arr ,Is.s al. 9, ~ 49,
' w.. 4, ,,,,.,b ,.,., .;.,s,i,,E
"a =, sid,f.ni,.. 'soIs'.n Il h.ys;s ,vsis
AL M, nr;,.,. n,on.,,. "s,a ,.s.sthi,,.
r css -, no!nr. rrG 4 ..ss .'4,
'' "" -. : s''
sans exchsnge ilsayiss:- sTksfo fisso5inue--
thing sweet about littlSo girls ilAAo.liet
.dds9"And Il crows on them ,aa ,hsy
erov bisesr.p ';,,n ,.tI.,,i l.,d., 49,,
a.., 's.,
Two WIZ. WE '''s's 's.a -; .s e,h
elopea n.''o@''Nss w WINS
pay 9 csafalse. you:p'' sns t"sts'ssls.5
m nasfSa y S ~ ~ lisao1d pdi rod
4 R;cbmond l.dv rse.nt,v s,ys birth
to ,vin,, thirteen d.y, elapsips between
he tirths, Phys,iciss,nasI SPEAK ofif;Ef AZ
one d ,ba mort rem.fk,t ,s Fcases 3. !se
.,.ae leisf ,,sY9l b .i5A .iSaf52oil
20" 'ee,.',jssy.a a. 5d1 tsbi4o1q ysI .3a,s. oil
Isn't Il very affecting TO behold q, :
Wedding The sorrow:s.rickcns Dir Of apa;,
YOU know That for ahout;tcpFyonrs;bsIhss
been trying 10 Get her of his iands.i,o71
80, a., =, ,,i.,5., .,,,..,,,,
Women ore said 70 have stronger u.
tachments than tnen. Hlti: nos.oe.A
mauis often attached TO an osdthat; tn.
did you ever know Ola ,!omsn h1rlng N
attachment for ~ cd! OLD bonnet ~ p y E s}S
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26

Andy johnson asks: " Whose ass have
I taken p 1t is but fair to say that none
are missing in Washington.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
Select .... . !. Poetry
TIE SPRING ANGEL.
The stars had faded, and the glorious morn,
With drealay syelids, ,iuged with red, was

The stars had faded, and the glorious morn,
With lrealay eyelids, ,iuged with red, Was
born, Ia
When . soft tapping,
Like spirits rapliag,
heard upon .ly winaVw-p..lc, ,.., In
As Il W angel would adult lance gain.
rose, halc-wearieu, from u leng,hsHei sleep,
And 10 my window war;ly did creep,
Threw back .He shutter,
When 'thglh 'au;Ier, ~
Like wings upon the Wind, Gid !aovc--
.he warm south wind, tia, brcstLed = tale o.
rs lvvc.s X -auN .=a', .eHf7'''t
The sun had douaed his gorgeous go!ler
And from,ashe li!l-lops sracicusly loaket
--itr"i TO quel he strife r' .u
u! That yc, secmca rife ,irfn4 ig,
Between, the a:eJp.ng,wsrn-ou winter King,
And tie sweet, warm-ieafteL angel, Spring
Tie angel with her smiles did win the d;ty,
And with her wand Jie spirited away
.g.i.,,.. Old Winter dreali nm ....;
'NI t"l' ~, IA J.. 'A' ''s ".|'
NJ. m -, ""ns ~" w" ~ Iswn 500" 't0 d
Shci for Lnru-arastcd Wim,cr, SeGc. %,
The toyrsao cheering Of the qnsei?s., voice, {,
Made every liulc 'bl.4S Of srsss ic.o.eti
The birds, Utant tur, a., ,
And looked ANtut ;H'n'1' III II
While little brooAcis !aasheaahd skipped
i0 se' A' n"'u's o''"e' ''''''F'"'fP'N'' y
Tho li'tis BIRDS were snamoaea an 10 ssAi.''
sonsoi JOY 10 greet tue 'taes' sP'nis'
l' '":,nane Or "e'os W '"U' '
.. r. tssnesHuays .o'!ofs, r.
"ss hcara snst sns,f'asHfao'y 70 nos,
Dig thSSn e"tne WaF'liHis ''o%' e ~ '.sut'
~ LIT o G3s M ysss f.M .gaa I
-;s t..L,..., .,,.,..,,,,t,,tE ,,a,..i .,.i.s4i.
The c3rly flowers theft to:!cis G9'cKiy MAGE,
Aud IN Dame Natures iaircsi rooss arssysd
s,,5,l..ni Beside cach lei nd g'ts I'm
...i,tpr5di they knrlI, and raid :, D.. .4.tt.
!u1 dfvss,o NJ .na. s,1srei "a, ~. i.
Did,hc warm lips oflhe Spring angel press.
;1aifH "'-'iH.sug 9i,i - .isie
Tho anvil. bc,,i;y,w aprl not; but still grew
i;ri.t .sr bcncatl, the Lcaven's canopy vi Liuc:
4 '.u uuuy.cur,
Some new charm 10 adopnAi,ore rich and
Nili" 7,,arcn . '%"' ~ 'h
Tho .r;o..i.,l crs Of the srring-timc fair. 2sl
.NH'9''7 p - 70 .t w. 2
,.u, oov.r. l;1 nr,cs bc,
a "'eI'n u "'" W" ~ W. ,'s,',-s',ii
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-04-26
ri1ENEY,7 DIANSON,I y 'E'HalIIT' .7N H7'1


MILLINERY
Nl AND NOTION rorsE.--
We have on lmad and are constantly rccciv-
Ing aud mangfa4utingl every descrlrtien of
Millinery goods, G.a-A. very low prices. "a.
We also keep ge..c.al assortment Of notions:
Hssitsy thread, Innings, d.ess' trimmings, &C.
Asa {aucy. and useful articles for Gc'tiemci,
Rmonber At very small profits. -lsss Mrs
:. y. ,Cs 0|AArs yulG .SslAtltffIl
if EafiitR LE44Ii IN i
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/ EaTiiER / LEtTiiEE Il

The citizens of Lewis and sljoing counties
are respectfully Informed that ! nln now pre-
pared 10 supply then, with al kinds Of Leather,
boil, Upper and Sole, on reasonable terms. !
have the mos, experienced Turner in the country,
spd ,sill ley telnlSs suel stock us il, il, SUIT my
eus'omsrf. ,llcnl lock CT Eastern ,,anacd SUE
Calf aud Kip skins. hairless and side caillgr NJ
xsyg En hand. All tanpcd on ths CID plan.-
NJ sl6tt ,or patent process used here, Tie
lhkhes price paid il cash " leather for green Or
dry liflts, III The old LorGi,;e Tai.tery. Tef;s
s.rittlt 'cdshs 'Pleass call aid see me- l''S' >
Weston, w., rn, '''t.tl.
NTEW JOB TYrE.N NIi4i F+5Cr''E 5'TT7T
1NTIfAoiarl is'uoM supplied will, an excel
len, asFo,,,hcn, OF Job Type, and We arc Pre-.
par.d 10 execute oid,rs Tor Jo', weik with dis.
sra,ri and on the stsi reasonable terms
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P Political chlt-cha,t.

The New York papers think the pros
pect for peaceful settlement q the Ala
bama claims rather slight. t.r,,,,,,-.g.,.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

QUARTERLY REroRT OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
ARRESTS, FINES, &C.-At the meeting OF Coua
ell last night the Chief OF Police submitted his
quarterly report, embracing the months OF July,
August and September.
Tile report shows that during the quarter there
have been eight hundred and ninety-nve persons
arrested by the police force; that OF this number
elghty-one were turned over to magistrates, two
hundred and ten sent tOiihc House OF Correction
ten to the Hospital three to the Old Folks Home
two TO the Almshousc, one to the Colorcd Or.
phanhousc, one sent to New York, one to Mount
Pleasant, five turned over to the Recorder, ten TO
the detectives nine cases referred to the Coroner
and that two hundred and nfty-one persons paid
the fines imposed by the Mayor.
The report further shows that the fines imposed
by the Mayor during the quarter amounted to
s2i42 49, OF which s17I4 60 were paid, ana OF the
latter amount the city's portion was $500 90 and
the policemens portion 1851 so; that the nnes
imposed upon policemen for violations OF rules
and regulations amounted to Se4e 43; that one
hundred and ten goats, cows, horses and
dogs were picked up, Most OF them being restor.
cd to their owners; that there were seven alarms
OF fire, and that sos were received from parties
who received licenses to have balls.
The following table shows the number OF per.
sons arrested, and the cause OF their arrest. It
win be seen that the arrest OF whites and backs
as reported, are nearly equnl. One hundred and
elghty-onc OF the whites were arraiyned only To
answer for violations OF ordInances:=
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Hotel Arrivais-ootober 10.
rAYILIoN HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
]. s. Foster, South Carolina; J. II. Fell, Christ
Church Parish; n Jacobs, Florida; l.. ID. Clark,
W. II. Wise. LewisvilIe; ". S. Pettlgrew, North
Carolina; II. G. Mark, Columbia; George w. Lee,
New York; A. II. Shaw, Madison; A. p. Boyd, San
Francisco; ]. NJ. Rising, Florida; ". E. Barclay,
New York; J. b. Ezcll, Columbia; b. +. Whitfield,
Godsboro'; T. NJ. Keeis, Williamsburg; Miss n.
J. Rising, Florida; John p. O'Cain, O. il. Whit
field, Orangeburg; VIM. H. Cowl, New York; r..
J. Steele, North Carolina; j. B. Carrlgan, It. II.
1larTia, II. d. Mahony, wrights nuG; A. ]. Sea-
brook, Mlsslssippl; J. X. Terry, Walterboro,; II,
Chisolm, Now York; w. d. fIuckabee, Kershaw
District; J. a. Williams, ". s. Care, Mrs. j. A.
Williams, Miss J. Barker, Miss s. Barker, Miss S.
A. Care, Barnwell; ]. W. Oxford, Clarendon; J..
A. Hendricks, Lexington; U. Crout Leesville; f.
ii. Br0wnby, James Island; J. J. NettIes, South
Carolina.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Colonel ". Gregg, Johns Island; Thomas III.
Minis, Colieton; X. II. Human, Savannah; E. a.
Gardner, Jr., louisville; J. Washington Green.
house, Chester; NJ. DnbbIn, New York; l.. IIolin.
quist. Barnwell; Al. Longshore, Nowberry; d.
II. DuPre, spartanburg; J. r. weathersbee, Au.
gusta; Albert Polhemus. Henry Wise, New York;
Charles Meyer. Germany; Il. q. Stanton, T.. r.
Squire, f. w. Ferris, 0skum silverman, Miss Julia
"a wheaton, F.. l.. Wheaton and three children,
New York; Charles A. Lathrope, Augusta; 8.
Chartrand, Matanzas, Cuba; d. Waterbury, ST.
Augustine; J. 9. Dye Halifax, N. g.; @. Warden,
Savannah; Captain NJ. 8. Woodruff, Lieutenant
Cisco, Steamship Mahhattan; Charles Jones, City;
A. H. Martin, Miss Alice Martin. South Carolina;
F. w. Miller, PhIIadelphia; u. O. Bowers, New
York; r. r. Eettles and son, r. A. McCovar, Flor
ence Captain O. E. Good Boston; Mrs. J. 8. Jamos,
Mlss James, Mrs. John Cameron and daughter,
Wilmington; Colonel Robert Graham, South Caro-.
lima; II. A. Cusck, Brunswick, Ga; WIN: L. Hum.
phreys, Philadelphia: y. e. washburn, Pom Pon;
John w. Gordon, South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

ANEW ROUTE TO PhILADELPHIk-The agents
OF the Baltimore and Charleston Steamship Line
have completed arrangements which will largely
increase the facilities OF freight transportation
between this city and Philadelphia. By contracts
With the Philadelphia Railroad Company, cars
will be sent to the wharf OF the Steamship Com.
pany in Baltimore for the reception Of rice, cot
ton, &C., going North, the transfer from the vcs-
sci TO the cars being promptly and! safely made
AT the depot In Washington Avenue, Philadelphia,
equal facilities are afforded to consignccs for
sampling ana clrecting sales, thus saving both
time and money. Philadelphia frcights for
Charleston and the South and Southwest arc In
lSo manner received at the depot every day and
sent to the Baltimore steamers in through, cars,
when they arc rapidly forwarded to their destina-
tion. These arrangements, which go into cifect
with the sailing OF the Maryland OIL Saturday, are
commended to the notice and consideration OF
shippers. The rates are low, insurance Gun be
effected Mt onc-liaf per cent, and whatever the
season there will be no interruption In the rcg,-
lar running OF the line.
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FISHING OFF THE BAR.-At this season of the
year there are numerous points Just outside this
harbor which afford parties who may be partial
to q days amusement with hook and line most
delightful pastime. On Friday Inst n number or
gentlemen on the yacht I.ouly made good sport.
While fishing they were attracted by On unusual
commotion among the crew Of fishing boat near,
and judged from their movements that something
unusual had occurred On inquiry 1t was dis.
covered that a fisherman, Who had hung out his
line few seconds before, droppeG 4 In the vlcin-
ity OF large loon; and the bird noticing the sink
ing bait dove after It and taking hold OF what
was Intended for the fish was hooked and safely
dragged Into the boat. This Is undoubtedly a
very unusual way OF occurring thIa samo. Como
OF these gentlemen caught the same day several
large prawn, which were taken on the line and
hook as is customary with ordinary fish.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

A. O. McGillIvray viii sell for the Sheriff, ut II
O'Clock, at northeast corner OF Columbus and
Meeting streets, contents OF n grocery store.
A. II. Abrahams Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, q large lot OF clothing, &c.
n. A. Hunt will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store,
boots, shoes, &c.
Wm. Mckay Will Sell Mt 10 O'Clock, at his store,
clocks, carpeting, &c.
r. NJ. Marshall & Bro, will sell at halr-past 10
O'Clock, at No. 80 Broad street, mules, horse, &c.
Miles Drake Will sell at 10 o'clock, ut his store,
clothing, dry goods, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

Pursuant 10 an order OF Honorable Judge BRYAN
Int In the above case dated July 18th. 1869. viii
The following VALUABLE PROPERTY of sail
lst. The PLANTATION on which said bankrupt
now, now resides, near Mars Blur Station on both
road containing $50 acres, more or less; bounded
Dy Lands or George q. James, W. Il, Johnson r.
Mson f s s. pass D. Ell and
Tts n 9Ga nm 1taGts which win he sold separately
sS %1S Which S' w be ee
and al Sae sSts GmS 9or 9I @ these Lands highly Improved
the traet containing 200 TO 800 Scres more onc OF OF
css e WI include the homestead OF General ITar-
eS ,s,,,S n less tsan hnlf mile from the Mars'
dwellings In the State, with n0wcr-garcn md
ontDnildings OF every description necessary for
81 OF LAND OH the north side OF Little
peedee River, containing $50 acres more or less;
,ssisisrs oes fSr Marion pstriet; 1onndsS IN iss
LOT AND offlcE Ct TIE IL Marlde N1M 5eS'sfni wape
square; bounded on the north by Lot of 5. f.
McMenr ana south by S. A. Brown. tor +.
in oneaIi n!eres, TaSf IN y TRAoT F'fsSf 6s LAND
known as Birds Landing, on the Great Pcerlee
james Graham and bankrupt Jointly; Bounded ell
ny Great peedec River on the west, by the public
ns he enS Peeee al 9se @ M Sssph
ton and Manchester Railroad
5th. One-hnlf interest IN three t3) unlmproyed
LOTS OF LAND In Marion Village, Marion County
containing each iivc-tcnths Of an acre; boundei
by Lands or John Ammons, W. j. dickson and
others. AMI situated near the Depot OF the MIL
mlngton AMI Manchester Railroad, market Nos
TO- II, IL In plat OF said village made by Deputy
Surveyor Levi Lcggctt dated February g. 1851.
said lots conveyed TO ]. J. and ". VI. Iarilce by
Z. D. Evans, Commissioner in Equity.
9th. Onc-half Interest IN LOT OF LAND anil
| ofiicc thereon in the villngc OF Conwayboro'
County Of Horny, thlrty,nye feet square with
western end fronting on. Main street; conveyed
| marked as No. 3. 9 - -
Tcrms-Onc-fourth t,i)- cash. balance on o crc-
dlt or one and two years; purchasers to give bond
with Interest rom the day OF sale, pny able aii-
nunily, secured by mortgage Of the premises, and
| to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
Octl3 w3 A. III, FORD Assignee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

MrsIc FOR THE STATE FAIR.-General Bomforh,
Commandnnt at Columbia, has courteously placed
The Post Band ut the service OF the Executive
Committee, for the approaching fair. The COM
mlitee Will probably he pleased to avail them
selves Of the opportunity thus to secure excellent
music. At present this hand Is doing duty at Raj
eigh, North Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

THE MASONIC FAIR.-we learn that Mt the ap-
preaching Masonic Fair, Washington Lodge, No. S,
Will rattle the following articles: One elegant
silver trumpet, ono heavily plated trumpet, two
sections regulation hose, and two handsome
lanterns. Here will he chance for lively con-
test among our gallant frcmen!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

GRASp PRIZE SHOOTING Is announced to come
Off at the Schutzcnplatz to-day. Ample arrange
mcnts have been made by our German friends
who always do these things wcll to make the oc-
casion one OF rare Interest and enjoyment. See
advertisements
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

SKIrF GAYLORD's MIHsrREIs-The perfor.
nance OF this troupe last night was excellent,
ami "hugcly" enjoyed by tho large crowd pre-
sent Every one should go to see these perfor-
manccs nnd Indulge In the luxury OF q hearty
laugh oft repeated. A matinee will be given on
Saturday for tho benefit Of Hose who cannot at
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

THE BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE.-The Balti
more Sun OF Monday says: .'Such was the rush ol
freight to the Charleston steamer on Saturday
that 1t was found impossible to dispatch the Mary.
land, AMI she WINS consequently delayed until :
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

PgRs0NAL.-Messrs. John IIanckel and James
G. Glbbes, both OF whom have been on q business
trip to Europe, have returned to the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20
CITY A FF AIR S
Meetings This DnY.

Strict Observance Lodge, at half-past p. NJ.
Tyre Lodge, at halfpast Pm.
@. H., at half-past Z T.. NJ.
Palmetto Social Club at $ +. NJ.
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BrRoLARY.-Night before last the trunk Of Mrs.
Harrington, No. II Church street, was overhaulcd
by some burglars and Sill In greenbacks and
sllo In gold stolen. Omcers Lovett and Truali
have arrested party upon suspicion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

MINUTE GUNS were fred from the field battery
at the Citadel yesterday, ut sunrise and sunset,
MS mark OF respect to the momory OF the late
Franklin Pierce.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

BILL OF Notwithstanding tho week ending
October 10th, there were nineteen deaths In the
clty-four whites and fifteen blncks.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-20

ArrOISTMENT.-Mr William Reed has been ap-
pointed sergeant OF the police force, In the place
OF eX-Sergeant PounOt.
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MILL POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS.

MILL POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS.
After The first OF November 1t Is proposed to
furI!5h these OYSTERS, either In the shell OF
opened, In quantities to suit purchasers, and ut
the lowest market prices.
THE MILL POND OYSTER
Supplied will be the celebrated 'tGulln I..land ovs
ter: iironl the Lucas Mil PcTu, Mt CharIeston
which for navor md plunpness Is well known to
be unsurpassed. .a. ..-
Terms cash,
Orders solicited from all parts OF ti;A Country.
Ne's THOMAS McCRADy,
Agent, Postofice Box No. $50.
Order Boxes for the city will be placed at noints
to be hereafter designated.
REPERENoEs.-Jamcs Adger Co., Hon. ]. d.
Campbell, DR.. ST. J. Ravenel David Jenninos
McCrndy Son, a. w. Dingle, John 8. Ryan.
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THE CHEAPEST YET.-THE NEWS Job Onlcc is
now printing bill.heads In the best style md on
fine paper at So 90 per thousand. Merchants. think
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