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nIssoLUTION OF CO.PARTNER,
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The % partnership heretofore eNi,tng under
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having c!iiu, slous' %. VIII present them To- him Tor
payment p. -i.r h,Y'7 70. lll have been ld,rcd "a
hl~ bend. tir -Drirn nu'.
NM, STRATTON,
2. H. HUDSON,
j, CLARK
u.tyl,r .tu. i,iI.
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..he coutlnrrn 70 ra ola stand l' -trtftou A Brit
TnpHEni frr The n,,.ai patronage cyt"ndcd TO IN,
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20 our former lH',"H .'l -.euu-.
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b'f 'i,rr hlI. ia o'i I'M
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Full Instruct ON, and Practical Forms, ataped.t9 T.
ery KIND II Basu,-s, aud TO al inc 7"''' u -
Iuinn
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THE rrBLIcAND
mANY EMINENT, Physicians

.st, a fair trial pronounce " the best 81 all medi-
INES y,t known toI ihs speedy aud certain cure 81
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MEDICAL.


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NO. 80 FIFTH. Gross strcct.l
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BULLS
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,IEMPHIs And st LOUIS
IA CrxIIu, NT

The flllow ,ng B0.i- rHmTg sc i'H t"N' -nN w.
nun IA the following orlcri
Nfr,rpiIfs r6cEfrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-04
ScrCatptOll Snms,
2puiS Sod, GiSrntbiimsr

1aS obisr, tfaufm am Giitntabn-D -Depet sslt.
gene Srtrl trlfer alaHe III nfurrbinsS bseeuifne
ser9rpbrrt uno SerIdGnert pcreen.
gPit hem Setrl in cine RrRanraticn Serbnn-
ben, no tpdrme uno falte Speiien allsr ylrt ,n
istrr Sassessit iersirt psreen. 8rilbs Sclidnet,.
I6e SGrinse unb trlfen eimburetr aSit fam ifb
aud an GamiIifn in flsinen Yariieen ablaiien.
arii6e @nfern, nebf alien Sprtfn pon iautr
eineemadtrn Sprilen INNER sprratbis.
0arine 9regnee unb Srfanntf, leipie has rfi'
Ienee publifum ibsrbanpt fnb ;u 3ablrrtbsm
9sfu9r b6li6it finssIaben.
26i7 eoats roo, PREP
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-04
&acG0iU niltt0 Saits

9hdapanna gpsnue, nabe bem Drpct
Gbas. 5rppp, grcpr.
GaS pbisr, i'll better Weiie einsrri6tets Dams
1T nit guem perleben, mas eem ASrper sur StGrs
fungalne Grfriibung nptbig 1T.
Gjutrs Bier, bic feinltrn gSrinr, 9iauGre unb
Gisarrru, parmr unp fate SpsiIen; Autrrn, auf
jeee glrt suberritet.
Gin feiner Saal fir Damen unc 6amilien.
I'm ;abIrri6sn 3uiPru9 srintt isine 8reunte
25iuS Gbas. SrppP.
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S50uer & SSaufe,
grrfSnfer Sen
0rpccriecn mi,b 9trDDiffpnem,

Iainlfraes, Ssts part
nrben tem SptrI bes Ssrrn Gjeprae G,ratrr.
Ginrm psrebrten tsutIdsn patIifum bic rrsr.
benle gnSsigs, cap mir fcrtpGbrsnb snrn ausge
nGbltsn gcrratb ven prrSiant unb 9ebenSmit>
trln an SanS baten unp ;u ben tilli9iten prsilen
an uuirrs Nunefn rsrfdufen.
Sncrm mir um ;ablrsiben 3uipru6 bitten,
9eben mir eir 8erli6rruna, baB ipppbl SuaIitGt
mic prriie her gSaarsn ntts su riinl6rn ibrig
lalIen. 30apS
Safrb Saurr. Sriehrit gBanfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-03-04
SbriitDpb &dppel'S
8 d Ut vi & Grberei.

Stitrne une ppllene SbaiplS, S6cier, alsi-
Der. SdnSer, 8seern, II. I. 10, III better gSeiie
9rfirtt unb ssrrinist. Ssrrrnfeiprr ssfGrbt unb
aerriniet. Ses2S las fenlte 5abrifat tpirb ni6t
l6Stiet-Gbenlo SOa- unb Saumpca- -@aru
III jeber 8nrbr eefirbt.
DIR llnternebmrr brliBt cine linsjSbrisr. Or
fabruns I'M GjeibGfie uno ipirp ale NuftrGge
pinFilih nusfiibren.
Sleine Gjarnntie i'm Safe Spn Seuer. gllls 9lr-
tifel miiIen Srr slblaaf scn ;rti Mpnptcn abge-
bolt pcrecn. 9b. 3Gppel,
i'm 8alrment SCn s. 3eicIrr'S neuem @ebaube,
3e8 nabe ber SGderGi.
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0ySitsttict,'S 90lOts,

Iunmpres pa
lisiasn JreunbeH unb 9efannIeH btsrniit rts
srssbene AnSeise, bub ObissS eCfal ueu einssrib-
nnt falie Spsilen au irssr Ssit. Die Shaeen.
Gilrntabn pcn Serantrn fibrt bis gum Saule.
ghltb matbt tsrislte tnrauf auimerfiam, tnb sr
nit gutter ShlIuns fir Yferes Ssriebsn II.
23ilS Qputs Minnid.
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NGlfers &eiesO n0e

SD llntsrseicbnstsr smpfcbls mrins nrue Seu-
traase ten 8iir9trn spn Scranton. Da ib tag
lid Seipeile in meine SGnbe befCnims, eaB elm
grocer Shpinesl nit bem Seu setrisben wirb,
peIdss nid,t bier sriposen ,pSrben ii, unb man,
der Mann an elmer einSissn eabuns I'M Is
Dollars betrossn pirt, 10 parne id jsben Siir-
ger, fein Sel ,u faufeu, auBer es III bier srtppsen
pprbeu. NGbere glustunft bfi
t0jr66 &briitian 86lfer,
penn slSe., uabs @inlter's WStellfcre
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Mdller unS Soff,
9lm nnferc 6eittfcbeH Trcnmbc,
wrldjr fjerbf-u il1inttr-Gllnwaarfn


beeiirfsn. gEir lnt ieBt trrfit, sroBf @oribeile
,u tietrn. Infer 9Orratb n erpB unb 3n tsn
biai9Ifeu Saarprsltn ringffauft. 9Eir babtn
S6pdrse unb farbtse Settenfpffe,
Rleiberfcffe III arpBfr @uspabL
gBaGIerei9ttS Iub, itbr In Mees flr
DamsnFleeer.
W6nners unb Stnabenteuge,
Geppiaf, Sbapls, 3lanneIIs, iprie
aIlfs 9lnbere. EN
gBir fSnnfit ni6t alles rin,tIn btnrnnsn, Ion-
bern Serlidern, hae man glles fnbtt, mas man
braudt. Gsfca ms Nismaub unterbirtsn uub
mir ibriIea unierfn prCfit NIT uuiern Guuhen.
Charles ~. WfiIenflub, nnlsr beuH&fr
0tbaIfr, frsut Gd ale Geuii6en su irbsn une
pire ls ebTIid tffirnen.
grrsrbt nidt unirrn llm;ue mad bsm hritten
9lsd VtsrbaIb tsm 1fprt, sssenitfr brm City
gUurtbault.
Gonrfcn S Slair,
22p9 N0dfolssr ppn Gcuriru u. Suffer.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

One Of the last attempts to bring ridicuie upon
Mrs. H. B. Stowe on account Of her Byron article,
is an elaborate paper entitled 1.-The True Story OF
Mrs. Shakespeares Life" The writer proceeds 10
sketch the position OF the unhappy but deVo'eo
wife, who has yet to be heard; then glances at
the lapse OF Mr. Shakespeare Into the depths oi
secret criminal homicide and with some lnge-
nuity culls variety OF passages from the plays
in which remorse and self-accusatlon are eA-
pressed. The parallel with the Byron article Is
kept up. MANY women says the satlrlst,
"would have been utterly crushed By sueh ols-
closure: some would have fed from him immedi-
ately, and exposed and denounced the crime.
Mrs. Shakespeare did neither. She would neither
leave her husband nor betray him; nor would she
fer one moment justify his sin, and hence came
thirty.two years OF convulsive struggle, in which
sometimes for a time the good angel appeared to
gain ground, and then the evil one returned with
seyenfold vehemence His eldest daughter, SUI
sannah, for whom his preference Is 'soplaihiy
shown in his will, became the partner OF his guilt.
The revelation is made by Mrs. Harriet b. Chers'
tow, one of the pilgrim mothers, who, before quit
ting her native land was sent for by Mrs. Shakes
peare, and intrusted with the secret
A correspondent who has seen the Russian
crown jewels says, theyAre kept in the highest
room OF the palace. The staircases are lofty anu
the ascent is tedious. Four tried and faithful
servants Of the realm keep watch and ward-two
within and two without. The great Orion dia-
mond turned its basilisk reflection full upon me.
This overtops the Koh-i-noor, by eight carats In
weight, and am satisfied the greenish tint and
the flaw lessen it only to the grovelling mind.
Big? could hardly see it. 1t was the size OF
knob on bedpost. The imperial crowns OF both
Emperor and Empress were adorned with
noble Jewels the former resembling patrl-
archial mitre, dome-shaped, carries on It's
summit cross formed OF five magnificent dia-
monds, and supported by very large, uncut,
spiral ruby. Eleven great diamonds, in folia-
ted arch rising from the the front and back, sup
port this rYby and cross assisted by q hoop OIL
pearls The band for the brow carries twenty
eight large brants. The orb is surnounted by
q great sapphire, greenish and blue, and huge
and very long diamond. The coronet OF the En-
press is a beautiful mass OF exquisite gems.
Apart from those above mentioned, and lot OF
great emeralds, the collection is not SO striking
as that of Saxony. This may be traceable to the
fact that much Of it still retains its old silver
setting, not calculated fer the best advantage
Gus display. 1t is kept covered up with Old linen
cloths
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EUROPE.

PORT SAID, December so.
Tae steamer Sterling passed through the
Canal in Twelve hours, and departed Immediately
for Bombay. Several other steamers are follow
ing. ,., n,.,o,,,.r %
Costellar the leading Republican, denounced
the ministry as ready to throw the crown as o
fragile toy to the boy King.
LONDON, December so.
DR.. Temple was enthroned to-day as Archbishop
OF Canterbury. The procession was loudly cheer
e' PARIS, December 60.
Olivier has not yet formed ministry.
The bullion in the Bank OF France has decreased
nearly thirty million francs.
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functions of Solemn High Mass was then COM
menced, Father Morrill,, celebrant Father
Moves deacon: Father Downie. sub-deacon. The
vestments worn at this service were costly and
magnificent to a degree, having been worked
especially for St. Alban,s at the Convent Of St.
Margaret, East Grnstead, England; The chasn,
unusually rich and costly. No more solemn and
IMPOSING IMPOSING function has ever yet been witnessed in
any Episcopal church in this country its elect be,
ing greatly heightened by the intense devotion OF
admirably rendered by the choir, which includes
three BOYS, brothers, who should be the envy Of
many neiSreoring church. The number OF com;
municants was very large, nearly one hundred
and fifty persons having approached the altar. Al
the the conclusion OF High Mass the choir retired,
singing Nuiic DiniuiS.
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RITU.ILISH IN NEW TORK.
A lI;dnlgh, Christmas Mass NJ ST. A.
bans.

The services at st. Alban's Church, New York,
which furnishes the highest expression Of Ritual
ism in this country, was the scene OF rather re-
markaGlc ceremonies for Protestant church on
Christmas eve. The ciicc was profusely deco
rated with evcrgrcens and exotic flowers. On the
floor OF the sanctuary, al either angle Of the altar,
stood a large illuminated vase containing pyra-
mid bouquet Of tho choicest and rarcst eXotics OF
great beauty. and on the rctablc above The altar
were two very large lan-slapcd bouquets, equally
costly ard rare. The altar itself was perfect
blaze of light, having more than siX!y-Eyc lights
about and around il. y New York paper coaiin-
ucs the account Of :iIe ceremonies as follows:
Prcc!sc!; 1T @ O'Clock the notes oc The ''AlQS;c
Fidees; pealel forth FROM the organ, ana the
procession entered the church, consisting Of the
Crucirer, in plrp.c casscck and laced Gotta: two
Dccolytcs, in scarlet clsSOcks ana cOttaS carry
ing lighted japcr>: Trurcr. Incense and Eoat
Bearer. swinging incense: iO1E AcolytcS. ten cha.
ristcrs. IN b.ne caSicces a@d su:pl!ccs, .vieral
priests aud lastly, the SUb-ne2ccn, ctacon u:!d
choir the first solemn vcsperS .! lie festival were
rendered: IL the termination OF which Father
Morrill,, the rector, 2sccH1rd ,he pulpit and
preached uI "'Yhe Altar Our Bethlehem" laii- -
as his text, 'l.Ci US Eow 90 evcl UNTO b. ho,r
ana see this th:2 wh:": has cl:u: - p.ss. st.
Like H. u.
Attic col:luscn CT tho address Father Aer-
rill, vested Ill = nlagoi' cent silver salin COPE
heavily ,ri;amcd WIZ. rca! gold fringe approach
cd the ai!a' a'coC:. hy the aco!ytes acd nce:sSc
bearers, and l.amcdia:cly The grand tones OF
rer:beaG.a Ea@ni.:ca, ech"ci ihro"rt the haye'
incense , il.g al iha sa!lc !i.ac erred III isi
olbtcD.. ~ il conclusion '':a c!:or retired,
saIiug Al Ny Hcar;, - i r-&eSs;oaa'.
At milaight The c:o!r again cc'c!ci lie chcrcii
| in the : IRE order - before, s:RriuE te elrocei
sional ~ n, aud thea: "Ar.se shi rc. for lhy
| Lichi sCa-,n :, yY.is sunr for k.e inMQ... She
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1.-THE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-

agTHE GREAT PICTORIAL ANNU-
AL.-HOsTETTER'S United States Almanac for
1870, for distribution, gratis, throughout lhe
United States and all civilized countries OF the
Western Hemisphere is now ready for distripu-
tIon. and all who wish to understand the true
philosophy OF health should read and psnder tns
valuable suggestions 1: contains. In addition 10
an admirable medicinal treatise on the causes,
prevention and cure Of great variety OF diseases,
1t embraces large amount OF information inter-,
esting to the merchant, the mechanic, the miner,
the farmer, the planter, and professional man;
and the calculations have been made Tor sucn me-
ridians and atitudes as are most suitable icr q
correct and comprehensive National Calendar.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
efrects of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS,
the staple tonic and Alternative Of more than nah
the Christian world, are fully set forth In its
pages, which are also interspersed with pictorial
illustrations, valuable recipes for the household
and farm, humorous aneciotes, and other IN.
structive and amusing reading matter, original
and selected. Among the ANIMALS appearing witn
the opening Of the year, this is one OF the most
useful, and mag be had for me asksn9. Inc
proprIetors, Messrs. HOSTETTER SMITH, On
reoeip; Of two cent stamp, will forward a copy
by mail to any person who cannot procure one N
his nelghberhood The BlTTERS are sold IN every
city, town and village, and are extensively usea
throughout the entire civilized world,
dec27 6D&C
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IT, ERRORS OF YOUTH. GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, and oil the effects OF
youthful indscretion, will, for the sake Of suffer
ing humanity, send free to all who need 1t, the re.
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. Il Cedar street, New York.
n0vQ 3moa
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dccl0 ftulnC
ay- TO CoNsUMPTIvES.-THE AD

eS-T TO CONSUMPTIVES.-THE AD
yERTIsER having been restored TO health in
few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung alice
tion. and that dreadful disease, consu;np;io", Is
anxious to make Nnown to his fellow. sufferers the
means Of cure.
TO all who desire it, lie will send cory Of the
prescription used terec of chargcD with the "Fec'
tious for preparing anil using the same, "uI''
uey will hnd SIR. CURE FOR C0S5cMrTloS,
ASTHMA, BIONcnIrl:, &c. Tie object of TIE at
ycrtscr III sending the Prescription IS to benefit
,h. afflicted. AMI spread information wliicA 1t
concelycs TO be invaluable: and he hopes ever!
sufferer viii try his remedy, as i; will cost men
nothing. and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing The prcscrip' ion, will please au
dress Exy. EDWARD a. WILSON, Williamsburg
| Kings County, New York Iov9 Snios
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IN INTERESTING C1SE.

MONTGOMERY, December 50,
A case involving State and Federal iurisdic-
Non has arisen here. Tie State law ieres tax
upon the Southern Express Company. The COM
pany applied TO Judge Busteed, OF the United
s4&tes Court, for an injunction, which was grant
ed. The State auditor has issued circular to
tax collectors ordering them TO collect the tax in
spite OF the injunction. The case promises to be
one Of grea, interest, and the STATE and company
beth have eminent counsel to fight it through the
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Obltnarp.

LRGARE.-Departed this life, on the morning OF
December 25th, at the residence OF her niece, in
this city, after n protracted and painful illness,
Miss SARAH HILL LEGARE aged eighty-one years
and eighteen days. Her long life was spent IN
untiring efforts for the comfort and improvement
OF others. The evening OF her days found her at
the foot OF the Cross, where she found rest and
perfect peace.
"How can ye mourn beloved ones aed
To realms more pure, home more fair:
How can We call the parted, dedd,
Who lire who lore, who t1dft you there ?" F**
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sss- AIILHAU'S GOLDEN COD LIVER
OIL.-With Hypo phosphite OF Lime great I'M
made with the best oil KNOWN IL
untes efficacy with pleasant fayor and easy d.
ccstibility. Sold by all respectable druggists.
]. J.MlLHAU'S SONS, No. 1S3 Broadway.
,oc1o rtu1mo New York.
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ms- BACHELORS HAIR DYE This

@- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, In.
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes; in
vigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per
tuners; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory No. 16 Bond street. New York.
noy2G fmw1yr
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@- A CARD.-A CL Z RGYMAN,
while residing In South America as Missionary,
discovered safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disease Of
the Urinary and Seminal organs and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by baneful ana
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire 70
benefit the afnicted and unfortunate, 1 will SEM
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
In q sealed envelope, to any one who needs it
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
oct4 3rnoss New York City.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES

The Merchants Exchange Bank, New York,
loses but $50, geo by oakleys defalcstion.
Charles Doherty and David Childless fought
prize fight at Richmond yesterday morning for
purse OF 500. After eleven rounds the fight was
awarded 10 Doherty on account Of foul blow.
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~EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
The CELEBRATION OF EMANCIPATION DAY
will take place on SATURDAY, January l, 1870
Tho line viii be formed aetite- corner Of calhoun
and Meeting streets, at o'clock A. H., and the
procession will move or at O'Clock, and march
through the principal streets to the Military Hail.
where an Grafton will be delivered at 10 O'Clock
The various Companies, Societies and Organiza-
tons, and the citizens generally, are respectfully
invited to participate. Seats will be provided
especially for ladies. 7. Z. DIXON,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
dec29 wf2*
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rs NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of o. ]. CHAFBI
will present them, properly attested, within the
time prescribed by law, and all person il debted
to said Estate will please make paym NJ o b. NJ
WALPOLE, Aiken, S. c., or A. II. HAYDEN
Charleston. MARY A. CHAFER,
EXecutrix.
b. WALP0LH,
deco mwf9 Executor
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e8- PERSONS HAVING CHANCES TO
the large DOLL, to be Rallied for the bene1t Of
the German Ladies' Society, are notified that the
Rafie will take place at o'clock THIS Aztec
NOON, at Mr.. KiLBS Store, st. Philips street
above Vanderhorst. dec31 II
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PUBLIC Is HERE

ne NOTICE.-THE PUBLIC Is HERE
by cautioned against Trading for NOTE signed
by u.s. for one hundred and seventy.nine 2O-1oO
dollars, and given to A. ZWINGMANN, as the
consideration for said Note has failed, and the
money due by us stopped in our hands.
dee31 81 4. RUGER0 & 90.
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Gfs- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
decl4 6mOS
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Ng- NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds Of the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Company FIRST MORTGAGE, which
mature January 1st, 1870, will be paid on presen-
tation at the banking house OF Ii. H. KIhPT0N,
Financial Agent State OF South Carolina, No.
Nassau street. New York. s. W. FISHER,
decl7l9 Treasurer.
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Ms- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. C.-onacs
No. SO East Bay opens Daily from A. NJ, to P.
N; also, Saturday Evenings, from 9 tss r M.
The Books OF the Bank will be closed for the pay
ment OF Deposits from the 1ss to the l2th OF 'anu
ary. in order to make the regular semi'annual
calculation OF interest," but win continue to receive
deposIts as usual Interest allowed on deposits
Six per cent. compounded semi-annually. -
D. RAvENRL, Jr.,
decass Assistant Cashier.
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Ma-CONSIGNEES PER STEAM MER
SEA GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No.
/, Union wharves. All Goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Consignees' risk.
dec3O2 h0RDECAI Il CO., Agents.
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g-FIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON.-C DECEMBER 90,
lsse-This Bank will be closed on SATURDAY
next, New Years Day. The business OF that day
must therefore be anticipated.
WILLIAM c. BRRESE,
,Iaooa Coshipr
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5perial Notlres.

@- CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER G.
E. RAYMOND, from Boston, are hereby netiaed
that she is this day dlscharging cargo ut Brown
( Co.'s wharf. All goods not removed before sun
set will be at owners risk, and all reclamations
must be made on wharf, before removal OF same.
MOSES GOLDSMITH l. SON,
dec3l Agents.
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GCPEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, s. C.-The Board Of Directors hav-
Ing declared O SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of SIX
PER CENT. on the Capital Stock OF the Bank for
the past six months, the same will be paid on and
after the Cd January next. By order.
dec31 q. G. LOPRR, Cashier.