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A House and Store for 40 5OO

o. A 2 IL story House, in the western part of
M;;; the city, containing six finished rooms; the
entire first floor being fitted up for first class
grocery Store, and IS now occupied as such. Gas,
hard and soft water Two cellars, being for the
store. Lot 3Ox40. The house, store and fixtures
are new. A fine opportunity for person of limited
means to do snug business.
GRO. n. DAVIS & Co..
ap26d1W Real Estate and Mortgage Rrokers
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RxsadsnsAgaa.r.z.

B1kGGzapAgs1. 1zxa,
2nere are many men OF the age Of thirty who are
troubled with frequent excavations from the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In man
ner the patient eanuoE account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment win often be
Sound, and sometimes small particles of 81
0umen viii appear, or the color will be of thin 1rik
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbij appear
ance There are many men who die OF this difficulty,
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF 6EaIrgAL WEAKN EHs.
81 can warrant a perfect cure in such cases, and a
ful and healthy restoration OF the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do go by writing, in plain manner, descrp-
ten OF their diseases, and t0e appropriate remedies
will be forwarded inaiaedstely.
lAu correspondence strictly confidential and win
be returned, il desired
Address, Dh. j. b. HUGHES,
No. 14prehls Street,
Eext door TO the Prsols House. PertiSnd, Me-.
~ Send Sfainn FIR Circ1llar
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WANTED

An American or Nova acOtian Girl
CUITABLY recommended, is wanted at No 81
y Danforth ST., tor second work and to assist In
the care of children. Z. w. GOoDAnD'
Portland April 23d, 1863. ap24eodu
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Steam EOaCer to Let /.

A LSO, Wharf Room either with or without power,
Il Good Dockage facilities.
Apply to JACKSON & EATON,
Coal Dealers, High St. Wharf,
ap17-dtf 302 CUmmercial. tool OF High street.
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Real Estate for Sale.

First Glass Houses for Sale.
THE two brick houses with French roofs, just
Il erected on Congress Street, near State. They
are first class in every particular, being plumbed
thoroughly for hot and cold water. The bathing
and dining rooms finished in Chestnut and black
walnut. They have good yards, with rear passage
way accessible from Pine or CONGRESS- Streets. Ap-
ply to W. H. STEPHENSON,
oct30dtt I'd National Bank.
For Sale.
NEW tenement house well built, with all
"A modern convenencies. Also barn and stable,
corner North and Walnut SITS. Enquire OF
I. CONDON, on the premises,
Or at SO Commtrcal st. iune13dtf
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Board

EyOR gentleman and wife, in private family, at
It. 131 cumberland st. apl5tf
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

The Washington correspondent Of the 1aItti-
more Sun, writing on Friday night, says:
DR.. @. W. Brink, United States Consul, ar
rived here yesterday, direct from Mexico bear
ing dispatches of an important character to the
had an interview with General Grant. I. is
understood that these dispatches refer to ne
EQUATIONS between Minister Re secraus and the
Mexican Government relative to certain treat
les that the Mexican Government is desirous Of
entering into for the cesslon Of tain portions
OF Mexico tO.the United States, for the purpose
OF raising money to support the Juarez govern
ment. General Rosecrans, it appears. would like
to Iemain in Mexico to complete these negotia-
tions, but unfortunately for him our new min
lister is now on his way. and will arrive there
before an answer will be received by General
ROseerans.
Efforts have been made for some time by
several Cuban agents to purchase arms and
supplies for the insurgents, but they have not
succeeded. Quite recently they had an inter-
view with General Grant upon the subject
when they were informed by him that If the
government had any arms, munitions, &c., to
spare, they would be disposed of to any one,
the President arguing that he had received no
official notification Of any recent battles be-
tween the Cubans and Spaniards, and there
government would be sold to either Cubans or
Spaniards it they wished to purchase.
Among other things considered to-day at
the Cabfne, session were the instructions to
be given to Minister Motley. It is understood
that twas decided that the best policy would
be for Mr.. Motley to leave for his post at once,
and before this government was officially an
formed of any action on the part Of the British
Government IN relation to the Alabama claims.
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AFEAIRs IN THE STATE.
Lancaster

Lancaster.
John @. Cousart has been appointed coun-
ty surveyor. AT: 4 I.e ft
spartanburg. sS a.,
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Fdding Turher, for shooting George Floyd, q
man seventy years old. on the 26th instant.
At last accounts. Mr., Floyd was not dead.
Turner is young nan, who, it is said, was
intoxicated at the time Of the shooting. We
have not heard of his arrest.
OraMgeburg.
The News Gays that the postofice was broken
into on " Wednesday night aud u: s completely
Or. Arnold Mack. a. citizen Of the county,
died on Wednesday Of consumption. He never
entirely recovered from severe wound re-
ceived IN the late var. r
t.s Union.
At the recent election in Simsville Township,
the three selectmen and constable elected are
negroes. There was no name on the Radical
ticket for the Office Of surveyor, because no cne
OF their party knew ANYTHING about survey ing.
A gentleman Of chara ;ter (not Of their party
was elected clerk, and unless he serves, the
whole thing mus, collapse, as the negroes
elected, we have been informed, can barely
read and sign their names.
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THE CUBAN QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Express says the
English Minister denies that Great Britain has
had under consideration the question Of Cuban
insurrection, and declares preposterous the re-
port that it was ever designed to recognize the
insurgents. and says the government had not
even been informed Of the existence of a pro-
visional government on the island. He repre-
sents the relations of Spain with her Majes y's
government as being highly friendly. and re-
CARDS the report hereby contradictei as in
tended to embitter relations between the
United States and Great Britain
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The Delaware papers report that though
the fruit trees in the lower part OF tho PENN
sula OF Delaware and Eastern Maryland have
been seriously injured by the recent storm, the
crop has not been totally destroyed as was at
first feared. In the middle tier Of counties the
damage is much lighter, and half crop will
probably be obtained. !. In Cecil County. Nd,
and Newcastle County. Del, the damage was
very slight, and it is believed that q good aver
age crop will be gathered. Another account
asserts that on Chesapeake Bay and wherever
ized the frost, the buds on the fruit trees are
sound and healthy and are rapidly developing,
but that about tho latitude OF Dover, Del. the
damage is severe. North OF Dover the pros
poets are favorable.
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FROM TIE STATE CAP1rAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
[FnoM OUR OWN REpoRTER.l q


COLUMBIA, S. O., May LIN the Supreme
Court to-day, the case Of 9. B. Hazleden and
A. Godbold ct al ads. e. j. Moody, assignee.
was resumed and concluded Mr.. Harllee !.r
the motion, Mr.. Sellars contra. The case ex-
parte Mary 8. Monteith was taken up and
heard in part !; Mr.. Fickling for the motion.
A decree had been given in this case in favor
Of the Building and Loan Association, by
Chancellor Lesesne, but by permission it is
being reargued. This suggests the mistake
made by your correspondent "Corsair," in say
ing Building and Loan Association is new
thing here; such corporation has been in
existence for the last forty years or more.
The hotels and boarding bouses have dis
gorged themselves Of their unusual number Of
guests, and the drIzzly and gloomy day OF yes-
terday has cooled our excitement down, and
things appear duller than usual. HALIFAX. ,
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The Standard, Tory organ, exhibits spirit
OF defiance toward American people, and will
resist to the last any capitulation by England.
This position is combatted by the Liverpool
Post. which says that England cannot afford
quarrel large or small. with America.
THE PRAGUE DIsTURBANCE--MAzZINI HAS NOTICE
TO QUIT-THE SPANISH CoNsTITuTloN-THE
BELGIAN TBoUPLE-rHE INTERN NArIoaAL CEN
FERENCE.
VIENNA, April 29.-The law declaring Prague
in state OF siege has been annulled. Placards
have been posted in various parts OF the city
requesting the inhabitants to avoid any further
distur Dances.
GENEVA, April 29.-It is rumored that the
Swiss Government has requested Joseph MAJ
zini to leave the county. Mazzini lives at
Lugano, near the Italian border, and his con-
nection with the recent conspiracy at Florence
and Milan has probably caused the Italian Gov
ernment to make such o request of Switzerland.
MADRID, April 30.-In the Cortes yesterday
Senior Cuestas proposed an amendment to the
new constitution establishing the Roman Cath
olic as the only religion Of the country, which,
after debate, was rejected. s .a-
MADRID, May LIN the Cortes an amend
ment abolishing the prerogatives Of the Crown
tations for the spiritual jurisdiction Of the
Church were discussed to adjournment.
Paris, May 1.-Protocol for conference be-
tween France and Belgium has been signed.
BEnIIN, April 30.-The international confer
ence to promote the care OF the wounded in
time Of war, which has been in session in this
city for several days, adopted an address to
the people Of the United States OF America.
In this document the niembers Of the confer.
ence express regret that nc representative
from the United States was present during the
proceedings, but are convinced that that great
and noble nation, one Of the foremost of the
world, which has rendered such great service
in the work of humanity, sympathizes deeply
with this movement. Tho address was signed
by forty delegates, among them the Turkish
ambassador to Prussia. The conference order
ed copies of the report Of it's sitting to be SAINT
to America with the address.
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GHAERAL GRANT AT MoUNT vEaaos.
Washington correspondent OF one Of the New
pagers gives the Following In relation
to President Graut's late visit TO the tornb or
Washington. The writer says :,ac5; .,s,
The, 6rst object Of interest which attracted
The attention OF the President was the tomb Of
Washington. On approaching 1t he took Of his
hot and stood contemplating the tonb for some
time. carefully reading all the inscriptions and
askiny several qusations oHSecretary 'Borie, WHO
visited the place thlrty-three years ago and
many tipes since. At the mansion The President
walked through all tharoorns and examined ali
the relics With great care. registering has name
with the other visitors, u. s.. Grant, Washrn0-
ton, to- p: 90! an the room used by Washing0cn
his pocket, aud going behind The door to avoid
the draught OF wind, lighted IL, smoking
during the remainder Of the yIsitg Among The
pass2ngers by tine excursion steamer was Mrs
W.. Hasbroucks who pitched into Grantat the
Dress Reform Convention 80 meroiIessly late
W Sine was dressed in Bloomer costume,
ana attrs cted considerable attention, Grant
himself looking after her, iArd smiling at the
Addity Of her attire. s
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Wbituarp.

Orleans. on Mond ~ last, the 26th ultimo, JOSEPH
GLOVER g. LOGAN. second son Of the Hon. GEORGE
LOGAN, OF this city. aged 80 years. months au
10 DAYS native OF this state, he removed 10 New
Orleans in early life aud engaged in commeroisi
pursuits, but at the time of his decease, and for
some time previously, he held the Office of Super,n-
tendent pf the. Lunatic Asylum. OF New Orleans o
responsible position for which he was eninently
qualified by his usual good health reIharkab bly, tenn
perate habits, great physical activity and mental
quickness He leaves widow and three children,
besides large family connection to mourn this un.
expected and heavy bereavement. A FRIEND.
GILcHRIsT.-Died,a at Fernandina. Fla, Mr. RO-
BERT GlLOHRI'1. otesWarren County, New York
In the eventy-feurth year Of hia nge !st
HH The New York Express Will please copy and
send bill to this paper.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

=
/: Colonel A. P. Wiley. an eminent Texan law
yer, died at the Ebbet House to-day.
The National Sunday School Convention will
hold it's next meeting in indianapolis, three
years hence. l%f
The late rains in Alabama are proving very
disastrous many Of the streams are out OF
their banks, and much cotton and corn has
been drowned. Farmers arc much depressed
in consequence. The rain still continues.
; DIR. Blanck, one of the physicians charged with
causing the death Of the girl Carlock, was found
dead in his cell, in the Hudson County iNew
Jersey Jail, yesterday, with his, throat cut.
Four wounds were also discovered on his wrist,
and long cash across his stomach.
Sawyer and Ficklin, mail contractors over
the Southern Pacific mail route, have entered
into contract to transport two million bullion
annually from Chihuahua to New York; the
bullion from that section has hitherto been
sent to San Francisco and thence to England.
, The Cuban meeting Friday night. in New
York, was an immense success. ..,all political
parties participated. A permanent committee
OF thirteen was appointed to consult and act
with the Cuban Junta. line resolutions are
very strong; urge recognition and an extra
session of Congress- ~ .sa ss.s MI
The debt state ment shows a total nrinninsl 4
and interest Of 50, ,6s5 Os2, 1888; amount in the
Treasury coin, $92 USSat ,732 98; certificates de-
posit, $16,S07 200 currency, $7.96b,56 O7;
size, ,235. .497 O8; public debt less cash inasahe
Treasury. "a. .518 797, ,891 |; decrease during the
month, &C. 800 Q70; ESQ, ,0O0, 600 coin distributed
for interest, large proportion for England.
A New Orleans dispatch says that severe
wnatari Gala ~, Eridox 81 tlnr Il, 20 AZ
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3. TIE PACIFIC.

New YoRK. May -Noon.-The steamer
Alaska has arrived with one hundred and
sixty y-nine thousand dollars in trsasure.
The steamer America, from Panama for San
Francisco. was burned at sea. .,
L Four drunken British sailors from the ship
Kensington were wounded by the Aspinwall
police. sf# ~
The Colombia Legislature passed q resolu-
tion inpeaching the President and four Of his
Ministers. "''N
The fever still RACES in Peru. ~ "''
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FOR PAI4ATEkA. NLORIu uA. .,.,: "a
VIA HAvANNAH. EARNANDIhA AND JACKSON

= psaE THE FIRsT-CASS HTRAMREs
s1zE2s.SSQA - DICTATOR. Captain Wlx, T.. HnNHf,.
TY VIII satl from Charleston every Y&esd1t EVenssS
at Mine O'Clock. for the above points. " 81
Ihe nrstc'ess Steamer CTTY POINT. Captain GEO.
Day Eoentne, at Nine O'Clock, for above points rs
Connecdng with the Central Railroad at Savannah
ior Mobile and New Orleans, and with tue Florida
haaIroad ct Fernsndina for Cedar Keys, at whfch
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile;
Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to mobile
Pensacola and New Orfeans. ,f6, ~. !. 1-'' \
Connectisg so,tA IT. $. Hayfs sfsawers OclavaAa
ana esTm 1or Stuer SpttnDs ard Lake. Griffin, Esss
All freight payable ON the wharf,
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored at ris
and expense Of owners. It'i 9 M ~
Z. For Freight or Passage engagement apply to
I'D. AIKEN 4, co., Agents.
South Atlantic Wharf.
November Al
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Z. MAaIsTKRiAL PRoFUNDIrY. LII is reported
that one Of our magistrates tried b case Of a.
sauit and battery against some women; con,
trnprisonrnent tenldays; but as the Jail WAS NOT.
ready TO receive bosrderS, he required them 70
enter into bonds, TO appsar at the jail when, Il
is completed, ana enter for the term aforesaid.
They will be there purictnaiiy. mo Glou6t.
"a III. ChestexfeM Dena0dr0k.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

How MAGISTRATES ARE APPOINTED. The
Union Times says that June Mobley, muatto,
member Of the State LEGISLATURE, and Com
missioner Of Education, has given notice that
trate must confer with him. He can barely
read
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03
MOTLEY TO AWAIT EuENrs.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Minister Motley leaves
on the 10Th instant. HIS Instructions are very
brief; he is to get to England and await events.
President Grant was in no hurry about the
matter but Senator Sumner strongly urged
Mr.. Motley's early presence at the Court OF st.
James. t451 3s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03
Spflial Motiffs.

aS- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER FAIL
CON- from Baltimore are hereby notified that she
is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
Wharves. All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on the wharf Tat consignee's risk.
MORDICA & CO.,
Ma, 3 Agan+o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-03

Y. aTOBFICE FOR DEPOSIr OF SAVINGS.
SOUTH CARor.INA LOAN AND TRUST cOaxPANHs
This Company Will RECEIVE D4p0sITs ON and
after list May, under tho Ruea witch mar ba had at
the ONCE, No. 10 Broadstseet. Fer the present the
hours for receiving deposits win be from Nipe A. NJ
to Two r. M. Should the business warrant the
opening OF an office as some more central ,int and
q more houra for the inustrial clasaes
provision Wall be made apccsdipaly, ,ssf.s.ti
s,JE 9ya:,, a Taos. h. WARINa,
April 10 fsauino ~ y csshlss. Z
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April B
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Sscts How to Live aud What to Liva for !; Youth,
Maturity and Uid Ags: Manhood GENERALLY review.
ed The t,anae Of indigestion Flatulsnss and Ner-
veus Diseases aooountsd 1of Sasr1aa ~ ffsldsobbk
calfy Considered 90. These Lectures win DO for
wasusd on nrecsipt III Flour stamps. BY SddrSa j:
.sacRRTARy RlAKT1k0RsE MUsEUM or, ANAGo
'ldY, no. "a West Bastmore-street. Baltimore. Md.
Apritl0G ss3bst. N aaggi 33aggs9 3l lnivH Ayr II,
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Am advertisement in sn Australian paper
invites proposals from cletgyman = COX marry.
ing two or moro couples.
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Speeial Notires.

a@ MEMORIAL ASSOCTArION.--T n E
Rev'd Clergy. Of all denominations are particularly
requested to call the ladies of their congregations
to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers in
their respective ohurchyards. on Memorial Day,
May the 10th. MayI
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MONDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1869.
THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Important Dispatches from Mexico
Treaty CessiOns--Cubans DesirOus or
Buyhng Government Arms-V1evvs OF
General Grant-BIr. Moeley's Instruc-
t1Ons
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE IIREMEN,S EXCURSION.
CAE RECEPTION AT AUaUsTA-A KINDLY
FEELING.
ESPECIAL p1spAroH TO TEE NEWS.

ESPECIAL DIsPATCH 10 TEE NEwsl
= AUGUSTA, May 1.-The excursion party of
larieston 6remen arrived here this evening,
Rdwere received by a delegation from the en-
fe Fire Department OF the city, who were
!nigned in front Of the depot awaiting the ar
rival of the excursionists. Chief Bryson de-
(vered the address of welcome, which was re-
lponded to by Chief Nathan. He said that the
demonstration was unexpected, but aptly illus
ated the hospitable character OF the Geor-
ans. whose latch string always hung out
The visitors were then escorted to the Plan
q Hotel, whore dinner was served. After
bner they were escorted to the engine houses
tie Vigilant and Georgia, where refresh
fnts had been prepared. Further inter
hnges Of courtesy thon occurred. The pa
e was dismissed at seven o'clock, and at
ht o'clock the companies reasscmbled and
& prted the visitors to the depot. The streets
70 thronged. There is much excitement in
gard to the Atlanta tournament. Three steam
3mpanies and one hand company go from
lgusta. Others are expected from Rome,
! aeon, Chattanooga and Nashville.
PERsoNNE.
b ENERAL LEE and PRESIDENT
- GRANT.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-General Dent inform
General Lee that General Grant desired to
IT, him, and this morning General Lee, ac-
Rpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart, of Balti-
re, called upon the President. The inter.
" was marked by great courtesy When
neral Lee was ushered into the Executive
ice Minister Motley was present; the latter,
|wever, after moment retired, thinking per-
ps the interview between Grant aud Lee had
Ference to national matters. It did not, how
er, being confined TO mere formal greetings
tween the two. General Lee is staying in
georgetown, ani keeps entirely aloof from
9ublic observation. His visit to the White
[ouse this morning was the occasion Of great
Interest. No other interviews were had with
he President by any one after General Lee
!etired.
new YORK, May 2.-The Sunday papers all
contain special reports of General Lees visit to
President Graut they state that when Gene
pol Lee was al nounced, President Grant dis.
pissed number of visitors. including Con-
2ressmen, telling them he had engagements
3ith General Lee and must be excused. Then
bllowe9.Shn interview of halfan hours dura-
lon, STRICTLY private. It is the first meeting
|hey have had sil ce they parted at Appomma
X, April 9th, 1865.
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6INGLETARY-HANNAH.- the 10th OF April,
bv the Rev r. r. BROOKS the Rev. WM. H. SIN
GLETARY to Mrs SARAH M. HANNAH, all Of Will
liamsburg County, s. q.
DANIEL-SINGLETARY.-O the Goth Of April,
by the Rev. VIM. a. SINaLETARy. Mr.. WILLIAM j..
DANIEL to Miss MARY 7, n. SINGI,EJANy al! Of
Williamsburg County, y. @.
BIaNoN-G Aiken. 8. c.. on the
23d Of APRIL ut the residence of the BRIDES mother
by the Rev. L. CUrHBERr, Mr.. J. p BIGNON. OF
Augusta. Ca, to Miss Q. w. GRUGETT, OF Charles
ton, S. q. No cards.
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a@- VERGNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. vERGNE'S (OF NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is established
and in daily operation in Meeting. door above
Budson-street. over the Office Of Dr. p 7. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi-
Gated Baths, which celebrated for the of all
diseases produced by the too liberal OF Mercury
In any OF it's forms; also rheumatism, acute and
chronic; dout. Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility and Chronic Diseases gener.
ally.
DR.. s. will administer the Baths by Instructions
direct from the discoverer, Dr. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
May limo
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SbippinQ.
EXCURSIONs AnnI1MD m

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE EsARBOR.
N THE FINE. FAST SAILING AND COM
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
ZwAAwill resume her trips to historic points in
..1.'- .ase-the harbor, and with leave Government
Wnar1 daiiy at Ten A. M. end Four P. M.
Tor Passa9e apply to 2aCMAS YOUNG,
Oecemoer 10 Captain on board.