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THE VAR IN CUB.I.

HAVANA. August 13.-Count Valmaseda cap
tured, near Remancaugua, u rebol convoy,
General Jordan commanding, which was NOV
ing toward, Ho:guin. The rebels fled after a
short fight, alIl their commando escaped.
This is considered the most important clpture
since the war.
The authorities of Santo Espilitu report that
rebel plot to poison the bread used by tho in
habitants has been discovered. aud number
of suspeci ed parties have been arrested.
WASHINGTON, Angus H. The Uubans here
have advices to The 9TH containing Jordan's re-
pprt OF tho engagomenr near Holauin. VAL
haseda being reinforced, determined to surpri!e
the Cubans. Jordan, fully advised prepared
to meet Vulmaseda. Jordan advanced small
force to lead Valmasedl into ambuscade. The
strataa Gun succeeded, and Valmaseda's lore IS
were thrown into confusion. Jordan charged,
forcing Valmascda to retreat in disorder. His
impressed negro troops broke on the frat at
tack. The fight destroyed valmaseda's army,
giving the Cnbans control of the entire Hol-
quin district. Spanish loss, 40 killed and
wounded, and over 700 captured and deserted.
Further Luban advlces report the slaves
throughout the island exhibiting symptoms of
INSTRUMENTATION and sympathy with Cespedes.
T.ey are joining Cespcdes in large numbers,
thereby securing tho emancipation proclaimed
by the provisional government They mike,
it is said, good soldiers. Quesada is nearly
ready 10 attack Nuevitas, with q certainty OF
SUCCESS unless the Spanlards, are reinforced.
1t is believed thoy will avoid the contest. YES
seIs sufficient to remove tho garrison are con-
centrating tefore Nuevitns. tr.-.-4.s
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THE YIsIr uF. oUn SAvASNAH FRIENDS. The
Savannah Republican, in noticing the depar-
ture of Savannah Base Bali Club for this city,
eays:
|si.Wc deem it proper to reitcrate some Of tho
fects and circumstances which have induced
the Savannah club to visit our sister City of
Charleston on this 7occason. By the ogroe-
nltnt which hcd been entered into between
the above named clubs. the'eeeond Of q series
/ OF games was 10 be played in this city. but
owing to circumstances we'll known. to the pub
lie, the Charleston club insisted upon so modi-
tying the agreement that the second game of
the series should be pipyed IN Charleston IT.
steaa of Savannah. The Savannah club. by a
decided majority, voted not to change tho
agreement, but they were afterwards induced
TO change thcir resolution, hot only by the rep
resentGtions OF the Charleston club, but ut the
earnest solicitation of numerous oiiaensi OF
our sister city, and they go to-day not as the
invited guests Of the Carolina Base Ball Club
nlone, but Of the citizens Of Charleston. Wo
hope they will have n pleasant trip. and TINT
nothing will occur to mar their enjoyment of
tho bospitGiities so generously proGered by tho
Charlestonaps. ~
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FOURTH DAYS PRooEEDISGs.
tinEESYILLE. 8 c., Thursday, August 12 =
The court waa opened at II o'clock a. NJ; Hon.
George S. Bryan, presiding.
Tie Grand aud prl,t and plea. juries an
SwereC to their names n on yeiter,luy.
Cj1mtnOi Dockel.-U United States Va. Joel
Hughes. Violation of the internli revenue law.
Order for bench warrant for witness, jeremiah
Sattclfield.
Uuit, d States w. Christian Ducisley. Failure
to give bond and notice as dlstil!cr Defendant
pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to s,X
months iLnpri i.onmcnt and to paga fiue of six
hundred dollars.
4 Unlted etates vs. John Barr. Violation OF
the internal revenue law in dlstilling without
giving notice and paying special tax. &c. Mol.
pros: OH second and fourth counts. Detendant
pleaded guilty. Rnd was sentenced to poy enc
OF six hundred dollars with seven mouths i'm
priBonment.
United States Vi. Jacob Laugford james
sTaa saanaa PfTTy Roper Bs"am5S F. Heysar
Burns. hlinsell Stopp. Attempt to rescue
property from revenue officer contrary to act
July. 1866 section 67.
mo biIs'' in the following cases:
UnIted States vs james e. Barnett and Jas.
T. Green. Distiilaton without paying special
tax.
United States We. JOHN f, Hightowcr and
Green W. Reese. Unlawful conceslment Of
distilled spirits. .
United Sta.es vs. James Devs. Distillation
without paying SPECIAL tax.
Inc appilcat1On 0f EhnClueuS y. JoWltt for q
copyright Tor the publication Of the '.Char rles-
ton Directory and Business Register" was
granted. n ~
Tx parte. A. Il. .ibiahams, assignee Of
CHARLES Madsen. bankrupt VS.. Julius Mqdsen.
Petition OF Whnley. Mitchell g. Clancy. Smons
S Siesl,ng aud J. N. Nathans, attorneys. Or
deroi shat A. H. Nathans, assignee, pay couu.
eel fee 10 above counsel of fifty per cent. OF the
amount recovered under the decree mads in
tile above cause, bearing date the 9th July,
1869, and theresidue of tho fund be distribu
ted III due course of administration in bank
rup,cy. K ~
United States rs. Robert R,dsers-yioIation,
OF internal revenue law. Jury No. was charged
with this case, and returned q verdict Ct not
guilty. '{g 10
United Safes Va. one horse, three mues,
wagon andharness and $50 gallons OF whis-
ky-riosaton internal revenue laws. Informa-
tion. D. Z. Corbin' District Attorney. The
motion in this case having heretofore been re-
turnei. aud theusual pro samation made, and
| default of nli pclsons duly. entered, the mer-
chard,rn: &C.. aio'esaid was condemned. ~
and aS andasss a.ts aSTS ic sssrs with bills
T.ue BiNs.-Unted SIhfes W. fsssfI 81
game ard Newton Ga!nbrin. pist,llatiya gisa;,
uxSHG States VS.. Thomas HoitzelawT and
job STcks. Retail dealers without paving
spac :ax. .-....', ta%nf ~ if''f
|, 'Unikd Statcs ys. Jimas N. Taylor. Pcddler
|'.yr.istlllod spirits without payment OF special
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SEA ISLAND .CorToN IN CIyERpooL-It is
rather gratifying fact,as it bears upon tho
fninre cotton supply OF the world. that our sea
island cotton, from November; 1855. to 'Noyem-
ber, 1868. wss sold in L:yerpopl,at prices vsry-
beng moro than three times, as much ns was
Paid at any time during the same period for
the best Egyptian cotiUn. 81 In November! 1858,
pound iena-informed ssus, sorne eight
Years ago, that he was assnred by a manufae.
turer OF ribbons In England that II he could
not get SEQ island for les, he would give 81 4 q
abroad in elk manufactures. Our '.Upland. !"
Mobil le and New Orleans cotton sold during tne
same oeriod at prices varying from 12l. to
223l per pounl.-N. Y. Post
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aDrMADENGO.--FsEs II YER AND 4 AG UE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER ERsPREYENTIvE,-Tb:, val.
uabiepsepara,ion has been in rrlyat, usa for many
years, and through the persuGtion OF i,ierds, who
have ped tw,tlI tile most bencacia rssnIts the
proprietor has hesn iaduccd tc cter il % The pun
lie II IL wurranted 10 cure CHfLLs AND FEVER
% however long standing, :.sipg the cause ana
entirely cradicahng Its cfrecisfrom tho sya.,m. II
Will poniRX TIE pLOoDi strengthen the dges.
tive otesns induce nm appetite, and restore tho
patient 10 perfect health. .1tfs purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and so harmless thnt chidren- OF oil
ages may take st With safety As tonic MAfiENGU u
has iJ superior. and for t:ebity aiising from the
effects Of fever. from other cause Is invaluabIs
A few do,os is sunicent to satisfy the most In.
credulpus sufferer OF its virtue aud worth, All
whotry one bottle Of siARENao wil,bs 80 much
pleased with Us eject, that ,hey will readily en-
dorse Il, NO HUMBUG For evidence OF is efa.
cacy and value, refer to MARENao eitoularss which
contain certificates Of vol known and respectable
ciItzess. 'S.t. ,;s,sl .
MARENGo o is ~ genuine Southern preparation
the proprietor and 10 ,nufaoturerb bdng native ana
resident Of charlssion and 1t Is fully guaranteed TO-
give complete and universal satisfaction. y
NO HUM3Ua. TRYIr. III, 5t,s,5 b
For sale by all Drugststs, andqby DOwIE 4
aoIsH. corner Meeting AND Hase, streets; GOOD.
ROB, WyHEMAN g. CO., Qayne-stre.t, and g.. >.
LUHN. Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, sornss Of
King and jobs reefs. ohariestop, i. e.. u
June 1Ae 3mes
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Authorized Capital $500. .oOD
|, FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and'distinct by charter 100000 paid into tue In-
Hurance Department of Georgia according to law
for the 6oneft OF the assured IN this Company.
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia. a..e.. ~,
a purely Southern Company. alo wing only six
per cent OF it's earnings to the stockholders; the
rest ftho prods divided among tho Policyholders
on the contribution pan. .' ,1s Er
ucea I'm sucecs5tai vlSs,a-
non for six months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Lie Department In full and successful operation,
and vieins With old companies i'll its success.
All Of It's Policies non-iorfeitable. and of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
on annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place of residence or
occupation. 80 $500 .rrtte ,Fi
Women insured on same terms as men. Ir- ~
|. Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
wv. J.LAwToN, President.
J. G. MoBURNEY, syioe- President.
L. ., II u; NaHTFooT, Secretary. aas:J
;do, Y, M9oAY,. ConAtituting Aciuary. 81.
p. q. WRIGHT, Examining Physioian.
Thls Company Is now prepared to inke risks either
In the Ero or Ltfs DEF artments aud solicts-a ahnrc
Of the patronage of the city and state, r. fHi q!
lp.o j. g, HOLMES, Jr..r
l., General Agent for South Carolina
Local AMI Travelling agents wanted IN ali parts Of
/ tho Sta.o. Liberal commissions allowed or a sal
ary II proforrcd. Applications to bs made TO
]. q. HOLMES, Jr.. General Agent. No. IS Broad
| street, Charleston. S. Q.
July 81 N't .'i plc WIN
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as- LEI US Discuss THE GREAT 'OUEs-
1ION.-What Is the most important OF all earthly
in tie estimation OF every intelligent hu.
mnn being? -''-s tsi-
Clearly, 1t Is Health: for soundncss of body and
mind Is essential 10 tbc enjoyment of all the other
good gifts or Providence.
Low, tneu. shnll those who posse ss this ineslima.
bic treasure endoavor to preserve It, and how ef,a
those who hnv" lost It seek to retrievciIp 49,,
ihese questions have been asked IN all ages, but
never have they been satisfactorily RESPONDED 10
as Mt the present day, and tue answers which com.
mon sense, en!shtened by science n6d experience.
give 10 them in the: Nincteenth century may be
briefly stated thus:
To protect the system, ugiinst NIL influences that
tend to generate disease there is nothing like invig
oEatioa. ~ a,e saa ave. IN ,us .
3 To re-es.abli.h .he health on d firm basis when it
has been lost by imp-udencc or any other cause The
systAn Hust b. simultaneously strengthened, regu-
lated and puraed Ji!,i r@;;f 'sssh,,''I Y ~;
1hese ends can only be attained through the ngen.
cy Of preparation which combines tho attributes OF
atcpic. corFectveI blood depGtent ana on npe-
rent -. ,,,a,, ,,, 49,. ,:-rg.Au:,s
.A these essentials efecsually blended In HOS.
TEfTER's 'sfsToMACH BI1tERs!t They contain
nothing drastic. irritating OF iraammatory. The
jn,ces aad extracts ofsanative herbs and baks
are heir sole medicinal Ingredients. and these arc
rendered dffusible by contribution with the spiri
tuous rye the puresf Of all alcoholic sti.
ulants.
ing from biliousness, indiGestion and nervousness,
absolutely require the renovatipg aid OF this power
fu tonic and alIeiatiye during the heated term aud
canno. prudently postpone lis use for single day.
Asword r tss wise Is sufficient. .c 500
~ AZ D6G a. J o.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE BouEM-M4CKEr uAH.
A Now Phnse-Boven Playing the Role
of Injured Innocence The Great ca
lumnintor nt The National Capital

WASHINGTON, August 15.-c. C. Bowen, the
Radical Representative from the Second Cor
becn here for aome days past, has commenced
legal proceedings against tho Mnckoys for cer-
tain alleged slanderous, publications in The
CnARLEsroN NEws of the 18th instant.
Governor Scott, of South Carolina. is here,
making efforts to obtain from tho government
the quota OF arms allotted to that State.
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IMPORTANT SOUTHERN MAIL .RouTE.-Acting
Poslmastor.G Earle has closed a. con.
contract with Captain Peter La Roso for week.
by sapelo, Darien, Frcderlca, brunswick
Courthouse, Sa'illa Mills ST. Mary's, Pernan.
d,na, Mayport Mile, aud Yellow Bluff, to Jack.
.sonyillo, Florida. at $500 ter pnnum, to take
eerYice, ESPECIALLY to the coast offices: =. d y.
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Darlon, for asccrtaninp the feasibility, cost,

Darlen, for ascertaininp the feasibility, cost,
81. ,f the ship canal.
The question Of the United ntcs senator.
ship is exciting general interest III Tennessee.
Emerson Etheridge and Andrew Johnson nro
the most prominent candidates.
A train on the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road ran of the track on Saturday. Tho cnei-
ncer anG fireman were killed. and one man lost
both legs Several others were hurt. BY n
similar miehap on the Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railroad, on the samo day, an engineer was
killed and several others wounded. h,
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Dines, Eiauors, Ctr.

q LADt NV HI $ * Es. ~ NJ
LIE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE To'4AN-
HENRY :. HANNIs 4 CO.. of phiiadephia, thefr
sole Agents tnr tho Stus Of South Carolina for tho
sale .oi their celetrlted ACME.X, Xxx. XXX xxx.
WHISKIEI. --.-~i -:
They nso wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt Of their CoPPER DISTiLLED
MOUNTAIN PGRE RYE WHISTLES, direct from
D,s7uery nt HanDisvI!lc. Berkeley County, West
VirGiuia. ~ - 80
liberal contrac,s xiilb,. mllc for large lois of
ne'y Whiskies IN bond mt Dstillery Warehouse :
= CLAClUS Il WITTE,
. No. 81 East Bay street,
June 10 wfm3mos Charleston, $. c.
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EUROPE.

Hg - T. s o. let . +
SUMMARY OF ESoL1aH AND CONTINENTAL NEWS.
LONDON, august. 14.-Ihp apparent l,ncon.
slstency between the Queens sp.cchcs on tho
opening and on the closing of Parliament, in
respect to the relations between ;tlie United
States and Great Britain is accounted for by
the Times in the fact that international rcla-
tions depend on reciprocity of the feelings of
the people, aud not OH the negotiation of their
Ministers. There has been a change of diplo-
mats in the business since tho opening of
Parliament, but tho sureties Of peace and
friendship rest on a stronger basis than dplo-
macy can furnish ~
The London News OF yesterday, was very
severe upon Tho British! Parliament; 1t eS-
pressed the opinion decidedly that the quos-
tion OF n reform in the House Of Lords must
come. rfff''TSSf =. NJ
1ho distinguished art-critic, John Ruskn,
hns been elected to tho Staie Art-proiessorship
of Oxford. ~ ~
During the past week specie ip. the Bank Of
k,England has decreased e190 600; in The Bank of
France it has Increased 42sO 600.
The British Parliament will resesemblo on
'>the 2Sth OF October. s3..ds i.
The resssembling OF the General Conference
iGof the Irish Ghurch hos boon determined mex
{ pedient by the bishops, as that course would
be distasteful 10 large body OF churchmen.
This determination is regretted by the Com
mittee OF the Conference.
:. Tho Emperor OF the French yesterday signed
small number of DEGREES of amnesty for OF
Tending publishers and politicians.
+ Five hundred Carlsts, headed by Estartus,
have entered Spain from France at Pugcerda.
! Other bands are expected to enter from various
points. a. Republican movement at. Malaga
has crented considerable excitement there.
Twelve priests have been taken in custody at
& Burgos, Spain, charged sith|'cpgaging in tho
{ Carllst Instruction. =
I The river Nile, hasa fallen lover thsn it has
isbeen known to be for q hundred and Grty
ayears
q The Egyptian cotton rop'prospect is good.
land it s estimated that 100. 600 caniars of 100
sounds each will DO made. 3Se si ~
~ PARIS, August H. -Marshal Mel, Minister Of
War, is dead. :. q ~; Il :, ~ q r ~ Z,
j VIENNA, August IA. 4.-Baron Won Beust, ad-
fdressing the Roichrath, ndofence Of tho Bud
1 gel, said the maintenance Of peace would bo
aeasier. il The defensive Forces of Austria wcre
b not diminished. flft W5 sF
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lspARKs EnoM rnE. yiREs,

81 Commodore Jarvis died in ST. Louis on satur-
sssSday. aged u, .. -
g. a large d.stilldry .n Philadelphia has been
Z beisod, and the storckeeper and sauger ar
Il The psy OF assisent assessors in Tennessee.
tjRorth Carolina and Ahe, Gulf States is reduced
nsf5yty cents per day. Il q il Is
The prospeo.s CT tbe, Tennessee cotton crop
a are less favorable It calculated that Tue
y tfyield In West Tennessee Vii be the same as
Isst year. NJ
GRe.r Admiral Davis Is or&red to make ar
Fspsenerss for the survey oi we Istbmus OF
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funeral laotitf5..

sMALE-Ditd a: Mount Plea an. on, the cvenirg
of the ll;h instant, Of t,phcid rne5IV5hia, ANNIE
SCOTT. younctst daughter OF 5rsi &. and tho
late W. q. SMALL aged yearf, mo"th ana 81 day.
Rs-The Relatives and Friends of her
parents and nlso of DR.. AID Mira. j. H. Bt 40 tn.
orc invited 10 attend her Euns raj Se,es, at Glebr.
Erect sost,rsi Ca,irtn. at Ni4e O'Clock .7Ais
Horntn0. 'r- August I6
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sTfHE NEAFEsr, THE QUICK Est AMP
THE cHEAPEsr.-srKt News JOB oFEieE, nc.
liJ RAsr BAY. having repienished iis Stock with
ne and ltae nj o. material ofths fnest
quality and atest styles, pep'red 20 execn,a, a,
ihe shoEtest as!ica AID in the best uianne:. JOB
PRINTING ofevsry aescription.
csltHni cxdu,!pc tho scae cf prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. ,.s-. 81 49,. 7a,aa,t0
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ar ESSAYS FOR YOUNG, MEN. -AoN THE
Errors and abuses inc:dens 70 Youth and Early
hood. with the humane view OF treatmeue1 and cure
sent by mail Tree OF charge. Addrc,s HOWARD AS.
so01ATioS. BOX z. Philadelphia. Pa.
Mny % s.S5H smos
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"' a't IA iGpn ,-t 81

ng- "FRESH as a MAIDEN'S BLUsHnANE
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows i-.hs
uso OF BAGAa's MAGNOLIA BALM. II Is the
1rue secret of Beauty. Faahionable Ladies' in So.
cietyunderstan1 this. ~ lw!
Tho osiAaNoLIt BkI.lI changes. the, rustic coun.
try 9itlinto City Belle more raphiIy ttnn anyol
ono thing 5s"n'. l.,'i, ~, ~
Reilsss. spuSprn Tan, Frecsles, Blot,hcs and o Y
effects the Summer Sun dsappesr when II Is used
and genial cultivated, neancxt tsession IS sobtamed
which rivals the Boom of Youth. eBeautyss posi-.
bic 70 al who will invest soyentyHys cents at my
respesiabe store and IN .ist on the No.
LIa8ALM.te :, 81 - g5 fs ~,
& Csc nothing but. Lyon's Kattairon 10 drea. the
Hair. >.~Dau mwff,no a r; Jul, oa
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80 Tho Relatives. Friends and Ac-
qualn,nnccs OF Nr. md Mrs. WILLIAM WALLACE.
and OF Mr.. nnd Mrs.A. ]. rASsIER nnd OF AIr. ind
Mrs. WILLIAM NcKISLAT are respectfully invited to
attend tho Funeral Services of JANE FLoREEo oE,
youngest daughter OF the iOrmtrgf at No. s sires.
street, THIS AFTERNOON. at Four o'cloei. .s.
August IL .-.r, .ef. -. 7,. -.
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Sprfial.. 1Ioiiffs.

az EXECU TORS ,,NoTICE.-ALL PER,
sosS having demands against the Estate Of PAUL
D. fEaLEY, late Of Christ Church Parish, win pre-.
sent the same legally aitcstcd to JOHN E RIVERS,
ESQ., attorney at Law, Mt his office No.l Courthouse
Square, on or before the .FIasF, or NoyrarnEn n
next or they Slll be debarrcd payment; and thore
indebted to.said Estate will make immediate pay
mentto the eanne."s &c: E.AHUG HES; Executor. y
July 2u =, aug o.1G sep. lis, oct Lis. nov 4.
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aF BATCHRLOR's HAIR DYE.-Tl

NJ ~BATCHELORB HA1R DYE.-THI6
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world the only
true and perfsos Dye; harmless. reliable, insauia.
neous; no disappointment; ridiculous tints; rem.
iedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; inyisorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautlfui black or bro1n
sosd, by al Druggists and Psrfumers; and properly
applied at Bs.ehsler,s Wig Fsetoty, Ne. - Bond.
street NsN xssh ss iyr:;s:-s<s Nay 1s
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Nth ARLE sTsOH HOTEL,
Z CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tms FIRsT.CLAss HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, and In tho business portion Of the
city renders it the most desirable Hotel for eihey
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
arc unsurpasted having extensive suites ot elegantly
furnished apartments for fmieB dud single pcntIe-
men. kThe propret will endeavor 10 maintain the
high reputation enjoyed by tho "oharlestonV as =
hrHtcass house, and nc effort SII be spared to de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon It. -, e-,5a 5i's - n.
The best Of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment 2 '4E - sSI- !
Ihs house l.. supplied with flie celebrated Arte-
Sian Water. OF which delightful hn,hs can be had
either dsy or night. L. "a. JArK,oN.
F July IS - r.lt Proprietor
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PHILos opHY OF MARRIAoE-A

1T- p lLOS OPH Y OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered ct tho
New York Museum OF Anato.hy, embracing the sub.
teets How to Live and What to 1.-Two for Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generally review.
ed Tue causs Of indigestion Elatul"nce, and Ncr.
vons Diseases accounted for Marriage Pbilosophi.
caliy Considered 30. These I sc.urrs will be for.
sarded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing
HgoKRTAKY BALTIMORE MUSEUM or ANATo.
NY, tN9. "a West Baltmore.sreet. Baltimore. AID. (;
April ~ ~ .seFf mvflyr
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cT. oLo U.p noT RL.

CT. oLoU2D oTEL.
THIS NEW AND coMsIoDIoUs BoBsE, LocAT.
BID corner OF Broadway and ,Fortysecond.sireet,
advantages over I'll other houses for the ac
eommodaton OF It's guests. II was built exptessly
for a frst-olass family boarding house--the rooms
and cold water. and furnished second to no1e; while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
hands, ,nncrdinR guesta an tlnequallhd table.
One Of fAtwood'sr Patent Elevators is also ameng
the '.modarn improvemcnts" and at the service OF
guests Mt all houra.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass HE
door every four minutes, runnny from the City
Hall to Central Park, whilo the Sixth aud eventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either side,
the depois, steamboat landings, places of aIcu use
uleHt and baslness OF the great metropolis.
= MORE & HOLLi0Y. Proprtetors.
March IL ~ ta smos