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A friend who has travelled in Germany
reports the following incident, for which
he vouches: During the summer, DIR. j.
q. Aver spent some weeks at Dresden,
in conference with the chemists Of Central
Europe, where he was heralded as the
inventor OF the world-renowned medi-
cines that bear his name, and considered
one of the American celebrities. While
riding, one day, his open carriage fell in
with the cortege Of the King of Saxony,
on drive from the review The Doctor
soon became the chief attraction. and
received the marked attention of the
people, who were even moro demonstra-
tive in their courtesies to him than
to the King himself, whom they see SO
constantly. King John, observing this,
wrapped his military cloak around him
and reclined upon his seat, while our
great American medicine man did the
honors for the royal retinue, graciously
bowing, hat in hand, on every side,
until wearied by his excessive condescen-
sion to this old monarch's people.
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SheriT's Sales.

RY virtue OF sundIy writs Of Fie,f Factas,
IO to me directed will aell, on the first
MONDAY and TUESDAY in July next, Within
the legal homrs. the following property, viz:
One large TURPENTINEST STILL and WORM,
levied on as the property OF D. D. Hocott, al
the suit OF the Bank Of Camden, s. c., us
Daniel D. Hocott. This property will be sold
at p. F. Frazees lot, on Washington street.
ALSO,
Sundry articles of Bar Room Furniture and
hnturss, mkt consisting of Tables: Stoves, Crock
&c, and one Watch, levied on as the PROPERTY
OF Ferdinand Michaelis and Ferdinand Carri
at the suit Of John 9. Scegers Us. Ferdinand
Carri 4 Co. These articles will be sold at the
store OF John G. Seegers.
ALSO,
The entire Stock of Merchandise OF the de-
fendant, consisting of Boots, Shoes, Leather,
in II. q Shoe Store, levied on as the property Of
Richard Flanagan, at the suit OF James Cisffy
ct al rs. Richard Flanagan. These goods will
be sold at the house recently occupied as q
store by the defendant, on Plain street, be =
tween Richardson and Assembly streets, in the
city of Columbia.
Terms cash. 2. F. FRAZEE g. r. O.
June 90 NTH
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ForeiIGsJn news.

LONDON. Jane 30. : The Star, com.
menting on the reported departure of
Rysn's expedition for Cuba. brings the
circumstance to bear upon the claims
now pending between the United States
and Great Britain. 1t Gays: ave are
interested in the conduct of the United
States Government in this matter
America now stands in relation to Cuba
exactly as England did in relation to the
Southern Confederaoy. Her neutrality
laws must be thoroughly and effectively
enforced, or she will lose the hold she has
gained on public opinion, which insures
o fair consideration Of Alabama claims
The Alabama escaped unarmed, with on
ordinary merchantman's crew on board,
and We are justly held to have incurred
a high degree OF responsibility for the
consequences. The departure of party
of 800 men from New York, rs far as can
be judged from present accounts, ap-
pears to be an infraction of the neutral
ity laws just as fagrant as the escape of
the Alabama, and one which could have
been much more easily prevented"
DUBLIN, June 29.-At the meeting held
last night to urge upon Government the
release of the Fenian prisoners, 1000
people were present. Butt, prominent
lawyer, said the motto of all true Irish
men ought to be, ''Bide your time; put
your trust in God, and keep your pow
der dry" If the British Government
persisted in keeping these men incar-
cerated, all its professions of Cancellation
would be useless. Williams, OF Dungar-
Won, declared the Feniaa prisoners
would not accept mercy. They demand
ed justice from ministers. If the latter
refused it, let blood be upon their own
heads. He would not, however, advo-
cate o resort to the sword, for that doc
trine was out Of time.
BREsT, July 2.-No communication
with the Great Eastern since Wednes-
day.
LONDON, July 2.-Advices fror, the
coast Of Africa report the arrival Mt Fer
nando Po of $50 political prisoners from
Havana.
The dis-establishment bill is progress
ing through the Lords. The Ministry
promises TO insert clause whereby the
Irish Bishops may retain their seats in
the Lords.
Advices from Ascuncion arc to the
14th Of May. The Allied forces had com
menced their march into the interior.
They captured many prisoners on the
way, and took the town of Yollny by
surprise. The Paragnayans had aban-
doned. their position at Patinhocue.
MADRID. July 2.-The Cortes has
passed the Revenue Budget and author
lied the Government to expend any
sums necessary.
The contemplated changes in the Mi
:iistry have been postponed until the
budget of expenditures, now before the
Cortes, is adopted.
PARIS. July 2.-The third party in the
Corps Legislatif propose measures grant
ing the people more intimate associa-
tion with the direction of affairs.
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BAPTIST STATE CoNvENr1oN.--The
State Convention of the Baptist denomi-
nation in South Carolina will hold its
forty ninth anniversary with the church
in Yorkville, commencing on Thursday,
July %, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Rev. l.. r.
Gwaltney was appointed to preach the
Introductory sermon; Rev. G.. w. Pick
ett, alternate. Charity sermon by Rev.
E. Il. Winkler; Rev. Richard Furmap,
alternate.
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The public debt statement for the
month Of June will show the receipts
about as follows: Customs, $1l, 900. 600:
internal revenue, $22, 900, 900; total re,
ceipts, S33,000,00O; expenses of the
month, $14, 900, 600; decrease of public
debt, S19,O00,O00; from which deduct
the regular monthly payment of interest
VIZ. 600, 600, which leaves about 50, 600, :
600 decrease of public debt.
Settlers in New Zealand are very de-
spondent. All the improvements made
by long years of industry have been
swept away by the Maori rebellion. It
is very fine country, and if peace could
be assured, would become worry rich and
valuable. but the farmers lose heart when
they look upon the devastation that has
been wrought.
Widespread damage was causo1 in
Western Connecticut on Monda, n
storm. Railroad bridges, factory d.. :,
and buildings were carried away in IN
places At Walcotville, factories were
damaged to the extent of $5O,0O0. The
Housatonic and tributaries are greatly
swollen.
The Greenville Mountaineer announces
double wedding in the Episcopal
Church of that town, on the 25th ult.-
VIM. Beatty. Esq, and Miss Fanny
Perry; Prof. John F. Lanneau and Miss
Mary f. Cox.
Hon. W. II. Campbell, of Greenville,
has been lecturing in New Orleans, and
the Picayune speaks in very compliment
tary terms of his lecture on Macbeth, A."
and also recitations of ''The Wounded
Soldier" and "The May Queen"
A Texas editor thus laments: "Fourth
of July! Yankee Doodle played thy
death march. Negro equality is rocked
in thy cradle, while we but remember
with mournful pride thy past and glori-
Gus memories"
A revolution has broken out Mt Mon
tevideo, caused by the disorganized con-
dition of the finances Cnraballu had
raised the standard of insurrection in
the provinces.
The Charleston Post of the Grand
Army of the Republic will shortly estab-
lish another post exclusively for the
colored men.
1t is announced that John Russell
Young is going to edit TVilhes' Spirit Of
The Times
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COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS Ms-Hon. G.. w.
Clark, the recently appointed Collecto.
of Customs, in compliance with instruc-
tions from the Executive DEPARTING ent
at Washington. yesterday filed his of
ticial bond for $50, 900, and qualified be-
fore the proper officer. We learn that
as soon rs the bond shall have been ap-
proved and the commission arrives, Mr..
Clark will enter upon the duties cs his
office. Charleston Courier.
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The State Of South Carolina,
KERsHAw-IN EQUITY,
IN THE CJRcJrJT COUpT

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
William E. Johnson and others, President and
DIRECTORS OF the Bank Of Camden, y. c., us,
tho Bank of Camden, s. c., and Others. BID
for Directions, Injunction and Relief.
N pursance of docretal order cnterep in
4 this cause, creditors of tho Bank of Cam
den, 5: O., arc required to present statementa
or their claims, designating the number OF the
bills or notes OF each denomination, forming
any part thereof, at the banking house in CAM
den, s. c., on or before the 1st September next
and. are onjoined from commencing or furtheI
any suits against the said corpoI
ration without the special leave OF said Court
g. SILVER, Clerk of the Circuit Court
May 70 mis- For kershaw Co., S. c.
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HEINITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT What
Is II? Ask your neighbor, who has been
relieved of distressing disease. Ask
that rheumatic what cured him. Ask
the victims of dyspepsia. Ask that beau
tlfnl daughter what removed those hide
Gus spots and ulcers, and made her face
rs fair as Parian marble. Ask the once
lanndiced victim of liver complaint.
Ask that once poor emaciated form, the
subject of female irregularities, what
brought about such marvellous change.
The answer is, "It's HEIN1Tsu's QUEEN's s
DELIGHT. Come out, then, all ye de-
spending ones. Be cheerful, gay and
happy. If you are sick, fail not to try,
only try-no easier task-a bottle of
HEINITsu's QUEEN DELIGHT il
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY by THE
COL UMBIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, 79bu.1 25@l so
DAGGINd, Dummy 27929
Dundee u sd 2543O
BALE ROPE, Aianil, ,@26
N.Y.orW fsib Sl5
BUTTER, Northern W5O
Country, Il Il. .25935
BACON. Hams. .2O@24
Sides, T' ID 1S620
Shoulders .16 @l7
BRICKS, al, 600 .9QnI2
CANDLES, Sperm40G70
Adamantine ib21@25
Taliow 14MI6
COTTON YARN2 00@2 10
COTTON, Strict Md@32
Aliddllng 80 0I3l
Low Midrg, 2Sl@29
GoodOrdny, ,27I@2S
Ordinary. z6 OPT
CHEESE, E.D.ib. 27@3O
Factory 25@2S
COFFEE, Rio, plb22@.6
Laguayra .29@c.
Java .37 Gao
FLOUR, Co. 10 oo@i2oo
Northern. 700@S 90
GRAIN, Corn / 25oG1 40
Wheat Il 90l52 GO
Oats. -. l l0@1 20
Peas L 1901 20
DAY, North, f|cwt.
Eastern ..........
Hides, Dry, f'ibl24@1S
Grccn as
INDIGO, Caro-. .1M1 rs
LARD, T9fb .20Ci25
LUMBER, Bds 100 FL 50
Scantling l 81
Shingles, Pl000. q rs
LIME, IL bbl. 2 70G62 80
MEATS, Pork, t3ib. 155
Beef .S@l2
Mutton tx
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COLI MBIA MARKET

Report for Week ending Friday, July 2, 1869
PHGNI1 OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July 8, 1867
Tho cotton market has beon almost entirely
bare during the past week; good quantity of
middlng would bring Sic, however.
There is no change to notice in other articles
o. country produce.
The following are buying rates OF South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer
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Valuable Real Estate. building Lots, &c.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY MORNING, 9Th inst, will sell, /,
in front Of the Court House, the FOLLOWING
valuable Lots:
No. 1-25 feet on Main street, joining the
alley next j: Q. Seegers, running back 2OS.
No. 3-Joining No. 2; 25 feet front, 20S deep.
No. 4-On Assembly street: 3S feet 'front.'
2OS deep; bounded on the North by the alley
on on which there is two o.story brick building
known as Janpey's Hail.
;, Lot No. 5-aS feet front by 2Os deep, joining
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third cash; the ba-
and mortgage. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps.
Purchasers are assured that the sale will be
positive. and titles undispnted Inlv
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No mlll-mnn can do without TAYLOR.
patent Saw Gunner and Sharpener.

The radical Supreme Court of North
Carolina has given q decision, in which
all the judges concurred, affirming the
validity of bonds given during the war
for the purchase of negroes.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Under order Of Judge of Probate. David Grad
ick u.s. Elias Gradick ct al.-Petition fo, Par
tuion.
TN pureuance of an order made by VIM. Hut.
Il son Wigg, Judge OF Probate for Richland
County, directed to me, I will sell. on the
FIRST MONDAY in July next, in front Of the
court house, in Columbia, within tho legal
A tract of LAND containing 200 aorea mora
or less, situated on Cedar Creek, in the Coun-
ty OF Richland; bounded by lands of David
Gradick. Wesley Souter, Daniel Leitner and
Elias Gradick; being the tract of land on
resided.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough to pay costs
OF these proceedings. and one half OF bid; ba-
rest, secured by mortgage OF premises. Pur-
chaser to pay for stamps and papers.
June 13 NTH p. f. FRAZEE, s. r. c.
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FRANCE. E.-The New York Herald be-
lieves France is on the eve of crisis, and
Napoleon i'll danger. It thinks Napoleons 3
idea Of ''reconciling strong power with
sincerely liberal institutions" is incom-
patible with the continuance of the one
man power. 1t sees some hope for the
Emperor in the second elections, the re-
suits Of which are now known to us, but
does not think that the men elected on
this second test of French sentiment
make his position more secure than it
was before. True, the Liberal majority
is somewhat reduced, bnt still the Libe-
rails have eighty members. 1t says:
The Empire began with majority of
100000 of votes; it has now barely
800, 900 moro than the opposition; and
when the Government machinery for
collecting and securing votes is taken
into account. the 800, 900 may bo taken
at discount.
The loud and emphatic expression of
popular sentiment in France would be
less alarming, and, of course, less de-
serving of attention, if such expression
of popular sentiment were confined tc
Franco alone. But it is not SO. The
people have made themselves virtually
the masters of the situation in Germany,
in Austria, in Spain, and they are now
hopefully fighting for the mastery in
Great Britain. Italy, according to late
accounts, is in serious trouble, and the
party of action are with difficulty kept
down.
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az CU., DTUKCrS.
Bank of Camden. . so
Bank of Charleston. 80
Dauk OF Chester. .13
Bank of Georgetown12
Bank OF Newberry.. .S5
Bank Soutl: Cardinals
State South Car. old, ,48
State South Ca. new,24
Hamburg. y. 6
Commercial 9
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Copartnership Notice.

FTNHE subscriber has this day associated with
Il him in business his son, JOHN A. CRAW1
FORD, JR. The Firm will be under the name
and style Of ID. CRAWFORD & SON.
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
COLUMBIA. July 1. 1869 July t3*
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A $4,000 monument is being cast ut
Munich for the graves of Confederate
soldiers inferred in n cemetery near
Baltimore.
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Notice..

TNHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK will be
Il closed July 3. All paper duo that day will
be collected on the 5th.
July3 THOS. L. GREGG, Cashier.
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ItrO Acre Lot.
BY JAOOB LEVIN.

On MONDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock, at
the Court House, will cell, without reserve,
-. ACRE LOT, fronting Blanding street, near
the charlotte Railroad. This Lot joins the
premises known as the Latta place.
&c. INT
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New Firm.

LNROM and after the 1st July, the business
IL or Palmetto Iron Works will be done I'M
der tho name and style of SHIELDS & GLAZE.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

NNHE Firm of CRAWFORD 4 FRIDAY this
IL day expires by limitation. The business
as heretofore conducted will be continued by
DANIEL CRAWFORD on his own account, al
the old stand on Gervais street, near the
South Carolina Railroad and Greenville anG
Columbia Railroad Dopots.
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
JAMES Il. FRIDAY.
COLUMBIA, July 1, 1869.
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Notice.

A LII persons who are owing bills to the late
N firm, will please call and settle tho same,
as the old business must be closed.
g. A. SHIELDS.
July VIM. GLAZE.
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Call at Glaze & Shields Machine Shop
and see the patent Saw GUNNER and
Sharpencr.
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Nothing can compare with Taylor's
patent Saw GUNNER and Sharpener
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Fourth of july Celebration.

EsHssu, THE Citizens of Richland
80 >BlAS and adjoining Counties are
a#SSft3lts,, hereby invited to attend the
80 80 t4 celebration of the anniversa-
ry of our national independ.
ence on SATURDAY, July g.,
-s562 at LATTA'S GROVE, East
end OF Camden street.
The procession, headed by the Post Band,
will form on BlandinS street, near Christi
Church, at 0. 80 A. NJ.
The Grafton will be delivered at 10 80 A. M.
The Barbecue will be served at o'clock pre-
cisely w. HUTSON WIGG.
july % Chair. Com. ARRANGEMENTS
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GreenriHe Railroad Stock.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On MONDAY MORNING next. at 10 o'clock n
will sell, at the Court House,
136 SHARES In the Greenyille Railroad. in,
lots to suit purchasers. July /
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GENERAL GRANT AND HIS AccusERs.
Some of our copperhead journals still
keep up their complaints and denuncia-
tions against General Grant touching
the appointment of his family connec.
tions to Office. Do these fault finders
know anything of the Scriptures? or do
they forget that she who provideth not
Tor his own household is worse than an
lnhdelT General Grant, if we are not
mistaken, is hickory Methodist and a
hrm believer in this Methodist dogma;
and besides, it does not interfere with
the principles of the Chicago platform,
nor with the constitution of our fathers
what more Is needed for his defence in
providing for his family? Moreover, is
mocratic idea?-New York Herald.
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1fore Radical Rescaiity.

1t is openly, stated in Florida that one
General eLittlefeld, late of the Federal
army, Isl the party who Jmatilated the
railroad bill, or caused IL Alto to be' done.
The same individual is said to have been
presented by a. North Carolina grand
jury for perjury. The Quitman Banner.
has some remarks showing the extended
system of unblushing rascality that pre-
walls i'll the Executive and Legislature
departments of our sister State. It SAYS:
Ihe rascality OF officials in Florida is
unparalleled A number of Yankee ad-
venturers. with headquarters at Jack
sonville, have formed q ''ring" for the
robbery of the State on mammoth
scale. Recently they conceived the idea
OF procuring an appropriation of So, O0O,-
UOO or more ofState bonds for the osten-
sIble construction Of railroad from the
Ohattahoochee River to the waters of
Escumbia Bay; and it is said the Go
vernon was paid So, 900 to induce him to
convene an extra session of the Legisla-
ture, SO that bill might be introduced
and passed. making the required appro-
priation. Upon the assembling of the
Legislature, the ring" proceeded to the
work OF bribing the members in the
most scientific and unblushing manner.
New York drafts were distributed with a
lavish hand, and the recipients boldly
offered them for sale on the streets Of
Tallahassee. When the pockets of the
truly loil' Legislators were sufficiently
filled, the necessary bill was passed and
promptly approved by the Governor.
Some of its provisions, however, were
obnoxious to the .sring," and to remedy
the evil, the most outrageous fraud ever
committed was resorted to- Previous to
the publication of the law, the "ring"
caused the officials of that Stately
what means is best known to them-to
mutllate, actually erase such clauses as
were Objectionable clauses that, in n
measure, interfered with the highland
ed robbery of the people. This fraud, of
course, was promptly discovered, and
at the instance of two prominent citizens
OF Tallahassee, an injunction was served
upon the Governor, restraining him
from the issuing Of the authorized bonds.
This transaction is but another evil
dence Of the baseness of heart and reck-
less Indifference to all principles of honor
Influencing adventurers who come South
to fatten upon the resources of the peo-
pie. Is there no law to punish, no
hand to strike down the scheming rogues
who thus pollute and disgrace the State
and steal the substances of an unpro-
tected people? The thieving sring" is
certainly deserving of censure, but it is
against the officials of the State, the Go
vernon, his subordinates and the Lecis-
lature. that the anathemas of the people
should be hurled.
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LOWS STRATAGEM.-Among tho bills
OF indictment returned by the grand
jury in the quarter sessions lately, was
one charging young man with ''send-
ing false despatch" When Mr.. Ha-
CERT, Assistant-D District Attorney, came
to investigate the matter, he discovered
that the young man was engaged to be
married to q young lady whose parents
were opposed to the match. In order to
prevent the union, the parents sent
the young lady to some friends in the
West. The young man, not to be out
witted, sent a despatch West, setting
forth the serious illness of the mother
OF his afianced, In response, the young
lady came to Philadelphia. where she was
met by the young man, and both visited a
clergymgn, where the marriage ceremony
was performed. This inoensed the pa
rents. aud hence the charge. The Dis
trict Attorney abandoned the case, sub
mitting, the bill to the jury without
evidence, and Q verdict of not guilty was
rendered.-PAilaaslphia Ledger, 18th.
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DENTISTRY

e DR.. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
the citizens Of this city and the surrounding
District, during tho past year, respectfully an.
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself IN Columbia. All operations on the
FlC!AL GASES, in every approved method,
carefully and satisfactorily executed-among
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and to
National Bank. Ion
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,

AMNCN THIS NEW and Commodious
SATWfS>v& HOOSE, located corner Broad
@alHEEISG way and Forty. second street,
4ies:.aze4zz5sNe Ea4s2ss,5 York, possesses advan,
tages over all other houses, for the accommo.
datlon otits guests. 1t was built expires sIy for
being large and en- suite, heated by steam
With ho. and cold water, and furnished second
to to none; while the culinary department Is in
the most experienced hands, ahording guests
an unequalled table. One of Atwood's Patent
Elevators is also among the modern improve
mgnts, and at the service of guests at Ill hours.
:, The Broadway and University Place Cars pa ss
tne door every four minutes, running from the
Seventh Avenue lines are but short block on
either side, affording ample facilities for com.
municating with all depots, steamboat land
ings, places OF amusement and business of the
great metropolis. MORE g. HOLLEY.
March I9omo Proprietors.
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NNHE Proprietors take pleasure in announc-
Il ing this elegantly furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The table will always be supplied with every
York and Charleston markets, and no efforts
VIII be spared to give perfect satisfaction. In
every respect, to our patrons. FREE LUNCH
in tho refectory every day from IL until 124.
II. Mnii d. IohasHi BahDaEsNHfiop, PnopHIrrons.
May 80