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CHAR L TON HOT E L {,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE UNDERSIGNED EESPKCl FULLY IN.
FORMS lis iricncs and the lubic generally trat ho
has takep charge of thls wo'.iuoxn and popular
FIRST. I'll tSS HO TEL, aud hopes bv stics attention
to merit full 81 are Of the pub ic patronage
The celebrated Artcsiar Water Baths. ho, cold and
shower can he had at all hours.
Coaches with attentive porters are always in readi
ness to convey passengers to aud from the different
railroads and steamers. Z. H. JACKSON.
January Is limo
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TN THE DISTRICT CuU;er OF TllE
i UNIrfD SrATE>. Fur SOUTH CARR L1NA-
JtNUARY iERaI lS69-IN THE MATTER OF
HUDSON LEE, DANKEurl-
PETITION FOR FULL AID FINAL DI>CHt tbGE
IN BANKRUpTG, .-Orltrcd. That caring bn had
OH tic cey-eiohh day Of Jahnars. IS -, ut Federal
Courthouse III e. III Lesson, O., aud that all trcdi.
tors, &c OF mid bankrupt apl car ht said time and
place and show cause, II tl':y eau. why The
payer OF the Petitioner should not TO granted; and
th t the second aud third meetings Of ,redi'ors OF
said Bankrupt will be he'd ut the nih c OF j. CAk.
pENIER Esd Hlli-trar Of II cond ConGre sionaf
District, South caro- ina, on the tloe ty-fzh day Of
January 1869. at - ~.
BY orltr uf The Cou tho 9Th day OF January,
1862 DANifL no" "LDErK,
Clerk OF the Dist let Court of the United states for
South ,.uroil! o. th3 JanuaIy7
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NJ. e. GRAND noYALARcH CHAPTER

TINE ANNUAL GRAND cONvoCATIoN WILL
be holden, Dco Yolente, In Charleston, on Tues
DAY, 9th OF February, A. l.. 2S99, A. D 1862 in Ma
sonic Ball. at l2 Meridian. The Grand Officers.
Members and Delegates to the same will attend
punctually aud generally for the consideration oi
important business and tho election OF Grand OH
cers for the year ensuing. The Presidents Of the
different Railroads having Nldly consented thereto
all who attend, officially, tho Convocation, will be
permitted to pass and rcpass on tho same for one
fare they paying at the place of starting the full fare
BY order CT the NJ. +. q. II. P.
EBTNhZER THaYER,
January 81 feb4 Grand Secretary.
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TIME USE OF TIE ABOVE SOLUBLE PaosPHo.
PERUVIAN and Ammoniltcd Soluo:e Pacine
Guanos Is particularly rccommended, being com
poui is of the richest Pdctfc Pho:pnanc 1uano,
rendered solublc the former containing twenty per
cent of Peruvian Glano, ,-nrd tho latter highly am
monialed with animal Hlatter-maEing the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers IN use Tor COT
ton corn, wheat and Tobacco.
For sale in bags and barrels, iu quantities to suit
Testimonials from those who have used tho above
will be turni cd on application.
GKAESER, LEE, SMITH & CO.,
General Agents ct Charleston.
"Fccd your Land and 1t will Feed fou.'
December "a D&o thstu4mo
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TlOR SALE, A No. 1 FANCY SHOW
CASE, In good order. formerly used for jewelry
ware; it is in length about ton feet and in width
four feet. ANY one Wishing to purchase the same
can get all information by applying at IBIS OF
FICE January Is
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tn TUE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
January TERN, 16G0.-lN THE MAI TER OF 4.
).H USER, OF --, BE- sEKkUPT.-PET1-
TION FOR FULL AND NAL DISCHARGE IN
BaNKRUPTCY.-Urderea,T That hearing be had on
the GJ day Of february 1860, at the Federal Court
house in Charleston 8. c.; and that all creditors,
&C., oil said nkrupt appear ut said time and place,
and show cause, If any they can, why the prayer OF
the petitioner shoul not bo granted. And that The
second and third meetings OF creditors of said Bank
rupt will be held at the Office Of j. CARPENTER,
Esq, ReIstrar OF second Congressional District, s.
e., on uliri day Of February, 1869, at IL NJ
by order OF the Court tho h day Of January 1860.
DANIEL HOREBECK,
CLERK Of the District Court Of the o. g. tor = q.
January th3
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4a1isiruanfous.
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DO Mt
OVERLOOK THIS!

VFYoU WANT G IS FITTING DONE,
I GotoP. {. GU!LL2MIN. 20. 14o Church street,
If YOU want STEAM FILLING done.
Go to ?. L. GUILLEJtS, no. h) Church-s.rcet.
If YOU want PLUMBING dono,
Go 10 p L. Gun LEMIN, No. 140 Church-strcet.
If YOU want TIN 'OOriNG and GU tTERING done,
Go 10 p. l.. GUILiEMIN, No. 14o ChurcG-s.r rect
II you want Ga FIX UhiS.
90 to p. L. GUGLLEMIN, M. 141 Churca-st-eet
Whore YOU can got GAS CHAN DELIERS, PEN
DAETS Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands,
Drop Lights,
ARGAND BURNERS,
Porcelain. Mica Paper and Tin shades, Glass
G!ob 9 and shades, Copper md Iron Pumps, BATH
Tubs, Parlor and Bedroom Crates, Kcrosere Lamps,
&C. &C.. ut reason ible prices.
Rspairng prom .Itly attended to.
Old Gas fixtures Rebronzed
liOccmbNr 10 tnsnZmo
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fGr Salf.

ATPHIV VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fix ures for Grocery, corner
Ca houn and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES wfm January 81
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T1Ox sLE, A GAS HOLDER, SIX FEET
H diameter. capable of holding about SEQ cubic
feet of Cas- made of galvanized iron. For sale very
low ut j. I. h. tLauHStN
January 2l No. 10 Market.>treet.
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OTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP
y If applied tor Immediately
III Ono - horse Portable ENGINE
IL One 4-horse Portable Engine
ALSO,
On Ono 8.horse-powcr ENGINE, in good condition
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland. d.streets
January 15
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UNG COTTON PLaNTa RIO. Tc
KENI.-To reut ouc of the hnest SEA Is
L1\D co ZION Pi ANrAIIONr in Christ Church
Par. sh Ton miles from Mnult Pleasant. on the sea
shore. Apply to J alcCABE, NO 36 BroId-stre.t
January lG sutt
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THO RENT, THAT DELiGITFUL X Es-
/ 1DENCE, No. q BULL->rR T. netr Rui-
ledgestrcet, havi:g cl rooms, kitchen, c'stern
gas Sc. 10 puuctutl enlnt rent w
II NJ NJ ,E-HALL y BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents, No. 33 Broad-s .rcet.
January Of ths1
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VERY PLEASANT SUITE OF APART
n MENTS to rent with piazza AMI rivatc stair
case attached The ROOFS can DC rented separately
If desired Amply at No. 80 KING-sj REEF. lew
doc 4 below fraud. III hs November II
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAk0L1NA-
JANUARY TERM. 1SG9.-IN THE MAITtR OF
JAS. D MITCHELL, OF --, BANKRUPT
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES That hearing bc had
on the herwENrY-E1aHTH DAY JANUARY 1869 at Feder-
nj Courthouc in Charleston $. c.. and tnat all Credl.
iors &C., cf said Bankrupt appear ut said time and
place. and show cause If any thcv can, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not BIO granted.
And that the second and third meetings of Creditors
of said Bankrupt will be hell at tie office OF J. c.
CARPENTERS. Esq, Registrar Of the Second Con-
grrssional District. s. c., on TwESTY-SIxTH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1869. nj u NJ.
B, order of the Court, the 9th day of January.
1860. DANIEL HORLBECK,
clerk of the District Court of the q. :. for s. c.
January Il th3
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Boarding..

GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
U Rooms. Terms moderate. Apply Mt No. 45
EA,TBaY. 2* January 81
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROL1SA.-
JANUARY TERM, 1S69.-IN THE MATrkR OF
WIN. j. NORRIS. or CLARENDON COUNTY.
BANKRuPT.-PETIlION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DI,CHAkGE IN BANKIUPTCY.--Crdercd,T That O
hearing be had on tho FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1860 at Federal Courthouse in Charleston. :. q. /;
md that creditors, &C.. Of eaid bankrupt appear
at SAID time and pac aud show cause, II amy they
car, why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
era led And that the second aud third meet ngs OF
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held ut the Office OF
J q. g ,RpENTER, ESQ, Registrar OF Second Con-
gfessionil Dstr ct S. u, on TWELFTH DAY OF Fr D.
RUARy, 1869. at IL NJ.
By order of the Court the 18th day Of January 1863
DANIEL HOhLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF tho q: s. for g. G.
January IA tbs
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Gupartnersbip llutite.


CuPAIsrNEKlIIIPN NOTICEs.--WE HAVE
associated with us Ill the rAClOkAGE AND
COMMISSION Blu .INESS. A. THOMSON, General
Partner, A. LAtHENM YER and LOUIS CAHS.
Speci Partners un Ter The nlluc ~ d firm OF W ",
BROS. & CO., charleston. =. c.. and HUNT. IHoM-
SON & CO., New York. Coplrtncrshp to date from
1si January, 1862 BUM q BIZ
January lS
II AW NUTIGE.--THE UADEESIGNEO
have associated themselves rs Copartners In
.hc PRACTICE OF LAW.
Office Tor the present. No. % BROAD TREET.
HENRY u. T,ESE NE.
January Oh RICHARDSON MILES.
NTOTiCE.--I HAVE THIS D,Y ASST
N CI,TED with me in the BANKING. TX
CHANGE AND BR KERAGE BU>iNrS>. Mr.. ED-
WARD NJ MORELAE1 OF this city. under the firm.
name and style of L. GAMBRiLL co.
Tho power of Attorney from me 10 =. ~ More
land Is, consequently, revoked L. GAMRRILL.
Charleston, D. c., January J. 1862
January limo
AW MOTTO E.-Mo MILAN KING,
A ESQ.,. is this day admitted partner in our
Law Partnership. "
CAMPBELL & sEABRoOK. LAWYERS,
No. so BIold-stroet.
JAMES B. cAMpBrLL.
HENRY SEABRoOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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rT,OKENT. A PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER
l. apply at THIS OFFICE Cctober ~
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TN THE DIsTRICr COURT OF TIsIi
UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAkuLINA-
JANUARY TERM. 1869-IN TIE MAT ltR OF
r. nj. gaRYIN, OF CLaRENDOI, BANKRUPT.
PETITION FOR FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE
IN DANKRUPTCY.-Ord 1hnt hearing be
had on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1869, nj
Federal Courthouse in Charleston. 4. e., and that
all Creditors &C., OF said Bankrupt appear at 81
Time aud place, ~ d show cause, if any they can.
why the prayer OF the petitioner should not be
granted. And that the sccold and third meetings
of Creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held ut the
office of j. C. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar Of
second Congrcss;ona! District 6. C.. on TWELFTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 8G9 at l2 NJ.
By order OF tue Court the 18Th day Of january,
1869. DANL. HORLBECk.
CLERK o. the District Court Of The United states for
south Carolina. th3 January IL
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Agricultural.
ctJtWH'1"fUR'
FRESH ARRIVAL.
EUROPEAN SEEDS,
PER STEAMER CInIBKIA.

VTEGErABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBOUS
Y ROOTS, &c, viz: Early and Large York Cab
bsgc Early and Late DrumIead. tarIy and Late Bat
tersra, Larry and ute Flat Dutcn Eurly May Early
sugar Loaf, tarly Ok Heart and Green Glaze Cab
bages, Drumhead and Green Eurled SavoJs Brown
and Green Curlcd Kae. Caullfower, Brocalh, Rad
ish Turnips Deeis. Carro;s, sp mach. Onion Seed.
Parsuips. + rsev. Lceks, Lettuce Thyme, Sage. &c,
&C., Red aud White autinR Unions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIANs, 90 cents per paper;
Large Pansy or Hea tsease. Large Double Carna-
tions Picotee and Pheasants Eye Pinks, Mixed Yer
bena, Double Blood.red Wa)lf1ower. Double Dah!ta,
Double GillflJwers, Double Balsams, 25 cents per
paper; scarlet White anu Purple Cunditufts. Double
ma links. G1na Iricolor Doubc Hollyocks,
Clark,a Pulchella, Larkspurs, Sweet William. Core
opsis, Poppies Mixed Nemophlla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells. Coxcomb, sweet Ml9nonete,
Sweet Al ssum, Princess Feather, china and GerY
uan i.st rs. Primrose Zennis, Perunia. Portulaca}
Phlox Drummondl. Red Valerlan, Running Vines
&C., &c, 10 cants per Iper; fine strong and yigol
rous strawberry Pants, choice collection of lea
Roses, Douoe Lahlias, all colors.
ALSO,
IN ass ,rtment OF HOU- -EKFEPlNG ARTICLESj
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements;
For sale by JOHs TH0MS' N q co.
No. 2-8 King-strset,
January 10 stuth12 Charleston, S. G.
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5Mfftiaas:


3 10. q. F.-HOWARD LODGE, No. 8.
HyHE REGULAR MEET ING OF THIS LODGE
will be held TBIs EvENINa, at Seven oclockpre-
cisely.
Janua,y2l tn 1T. FORBES, Secretary.
UNION KILwISNING LODGE, No. 4.
A.F.M
THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
of this Lodge will be holden 1H1s EVENING,
2lst instant, at Masonic Hall, OF Seven O'Clock:
CIndidates for f. A. Degree VIII be puSceuai.
BY order ", m ADAM L. GIBSON,
January al Secretary.
CHARLESTON ROuK AND LADDER
COMPANY. No. 1.
NFEMBERS ARE REQUESTED TO ATTEND
Seyon O'Clock, A. B. JARVIS,
January 81 Secretary.
FOURTH ANNIVERSARY.
sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
V7OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
at the Engine House. in citizens dress, This
AFTERNOON, at Four O'Clock precisely. for Exercise
Parade. -
The Anniversary Meeting Of tho Company will
six o'clock precisely. Members are requested 10
come prepared to pay arrears Honorary and Con-
tributiHg Members arc invited TO attend.
Inyiled Guests arc respectfully requested to meet
| at Masonic Hall at halfpast Nine o'clock.
b. ORDER WILLIAM G MILLER,
Secretary stoncwa1 Fire kngine Company.
January 81
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PACIFIC GUANO C0MPAEY'S
SULU UBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

CAPITAL. ..,.,....... $1,000 600.
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prising to see the Democracy of Philadelphia
struggle as earnestly to win negro votes as
their brethren in Mississippi, Virginia, Loui-
siana and Texas.
The principle of minority representation,
which was earnestly advocated in the United
States Senate, some months ago, by Senator
Buckalew, has been incorporated in the new
rules of the Democracy of Philadelphia; and
a fair chance will be afforded, in their future
conventions, to study its practical workings.
One of the three delegates elected from each
precinct and one of the three delegates
elected from each ward will represent mino-
rity, and new element will thus be intro
duced in the adjustment of partisan contro-
versies 1t will probably have tendency to
promote fair play, similar to that
proceeding from the legal system of
giving to minorities an inspector at the
general elections. Other rules, conducive to
the same end, require that the committee on
contested seats shall be chosen alphabetically,
instead of being appointed by a prejudiced
president to decide in favor of his favorite
faction, and that each delegate as he votes
shall walk up to the secretary's desk, and
prove by his veritable presence that he is a
genuine Jacobs. The proceedings of the
which nominated the existing
city Democratic ticket fully proved the neces-
Sity of a reconstruction of the Democratic
rules, and the party deserves some credit for
this duty so promptly, but it re-
mains to be determined whether any real re-
form has been effected.
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and gold lace manufacturers, but to the inf
mite annoyance of the officers themselves,
whose purses, generally, are none of the
heaviest. Within the same period the rules
and regulations have been revised amended,
and revoked again and again, to suit the
whims of Admiral this, or Commodore that,
who might at the moment have the ear of the
Secretary; the old squabble between the line
and the staff has been kept alive by the in
discreet interference of the department, and
the latter have been discouraged and
disguised by the difficulty of knowing
what their real status, rights, and privileges
were, on account of the numerous contradic-
tory orders with regard to them, and so on
through other details which show want of
system and brains at the head of this import
ant branch of our military service Every
thing appears to go hap-hazard, and to be
regulated by no fixed rule. 1t is certainly
time that we had a Secretary of the Navy
with mind of his own; and man who has a
will of his own can, if he chooses to exercise
1t, easily take the kinks out of some of the
naval tangles, and place the service on a more
satisfactory footing than it has ever been
before. Secretary Robeson is reported to
have will Of his own, and if he will send
Porter off to attend to his legitimate business,
and then bring a little common sense to bear
on matters and things in general connected
with his department, he will win the regards
of his subordinates and the applause of the
public.
With regard to the changes in the names of
vessels made by Secretary Robson and his
predecessor, we would like to know by what
they have acted The law forbids
the name of any vessel to be changed without
the permission of Congress, and we have yet
to discover that the Secretary of the Navy
has any powers in this respect more than
private individual.
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TILE NEW DENOCRATIO RULES

NOTWITHSTANDING the flaming speech against
negro suffrage with which Richard Vaux
opened the sessions of the convention ap-
nointed to revise the rules of the Democratic
party of this city, that body did not heed his
impressive warning Of the importance of
maintaining an exclusive 'white" mans gov
ernment All Democratic" citizens are to
be allowed to participate in their delegate
elections, regardless of their color, and the
word swhite" was stricken from the first draft
Of their new party constitution by an almost
unanimous vote After the adoption of the
ffteenth amendment, it will not be at all sur
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bay~ FOR THE sUNNfER.-TO PREVENT
snnburn and all disoooratons and rritatons Of the
Sgno T6S 0'fS' is assa
ST7RFSN!f S7FBNUI IFfsRsssIl' sasssR' R O. A. WRIGHT No. q
nSs- US. OFFICE OF ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
An appropriation ts5O,OOO having been made by
Uou1.,A ,.l'- ,+AIRT3ffFjIGI1T LIMBS FOR oFF1oERs,
ssssS s. Sssts
Dr. IS IEfSE fS SfRSSA {ysss A,ss
6l& Offices for Supplying Army and Navy oficers
Bay~ OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE DIVI-
SION CANAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
No. 1903 WALNUT Street.
PH1LADELPHA August 6, 1869.
The Managers have declared a dividend of FOUR PER
CENT free from State and United States taxes payable
and after the 18th inst.
S96t E q. GILES, Treasurer,
B9- A NJ E 8 NJ. SEQ VEL,
CAMDEN, n j.
Collections made everywhere in New Jersey. 6l2t9I
ReSs- DIR. F. r. THOMAS, THE LATE OPE-
only one PRade5S deSoes Rs %S mo" SB tS
fresh gas Office ics wXLNUT g. pfl9 ss
Re5sn YANKEE GREEN CORN CUTTERS,
for table and kitchen use, give you the healthy
pulp without the ndigestble hull Various styles and
prices, from 25 cents up for sale all the
ing stores. 81
neg THE CELEBRATED "PULLM
. PALACE SLEEPING CARSn are now provided
with mattresses filled with the Elastic Sponge which gives
the most perfect satisfaction being superior
those made from the best curled hair. s3mwfS
H6S" BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the enly
true and perfect Dye harmless reliable
dlsappointment ridiculous tints; remedies the i'll
effects OF bad invgorates and leaves the Hair
Perfnmes and % p1nsy S annS SOa "a by an DTusgss and
tory, No. 10 BOND Street, New York. 427mwfs
HaSn OS E p Ely,
Medico-Cirujano de la Facutad de la Habana, ha
trasladado domcilio a la calle de Green No 1917
donde recibe consultas de de la manana de de
tarde,
DIR. JOSEPH POEY,
Graduate Of the University of Habana (Ouba) has re-
moved to No. 1877 Green street.
Office Hours to 9 A. M, 3 to6PM. 723tf
BOARDING.
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OUR M VAL NOMENCLATURE.

The names of our national vessels have un-
dergone another revision, and to-day we are
treated with a special order from Secretary
Robson, undoing a portion of the work of
his predecessor, and changing the titles of
some of the ships back to what they were
originally, remaining others, and allowing
some to retain the absurd designations bor-
rowed by Admiral Porter from '"Tookes Pan
theon" and the British Naval Register. The
result of all this is that our naval nomencla-
ture is in a most mixed condition, and the ''old
salts" forwhose particular benefit the original
change was made, because Admiral Porter
was afraid that they would perhaps dislocate
their jaws in attempting to pronounce the
names selected by Secretary Welles, will be in
a state of mental disquietude and distress to
know exactly what to call their beloved ships.
The present system appears to have been
adopted as a sort of compromise between Ad-
miral Porter and the public, and however sat
isfactory it may be to the former, it is not
likely to meet the wishes of the latter Ori-
ginally the names of fifty-nine vessels were
changed, and by the special order of the Sc
cretary Of the Navy issued yesterday, twenty
three names are put back to what they were
originally, and thirteen new names are given
as follows
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Lagn NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

tb a applcation will be made at the next meeting OF
OF Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF
To b' IN aGioEdanee with the laws of the Commonwealth
~ % % ShItled THE MARKET BANK" to be located
nauelPhla, with capital stock of one hundred
g dollars, with right to increase the same 10
hge hundred thousand dollars 80 wtJ 10
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RsSH NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
,t an application will be made at the next meeting OF
R egsature OF Pennsylvania for the Incorporation 81
30 IN accordance with the laws of the Commencement
IA ~ Ne Ne entitled THE BUTCHERS AND DROEhhSs
two 70 be located at Philadelphia, with caPltal m ..
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars, with rlght 20
increase the to a million of 9 30 VT J III
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DARING ATTEMPTTo ROB
HERRING'S PATENT
FRANKLINITE BANKERS CHEST,
PERRYvILLE STATION, PENNSYLVANIA RR.,(
June H. 1859. I

June IL, 1852 !
MEssRs FARREL, HERRING Il Co.,
No. 629 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gents-A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night OF May 20, 1869, to drill the
Bankers chest received from you few menth ago.
From facts that have come to our knowledge, it is
evident that the attempt to open it was renewed on
Sunday evening following. Finding all efforts to drill
it useless, the effort was then made to break the
lock- The hammertng was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours, but supposng to
arise from the railroad men replacing defective
rail- excited alarm The tools, with the exception
OF the drills left 1t is evident that they were
not only prepared, but perfectly familiar with the
construction OF your Chest.
That they failed is another evidence that your
Bankers Chests are what you claim for them, Bur-
glar-Proof.
Respectfully yours,
6l54p j. BALSBACK, Agent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-11
Bsg~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN

application will be made at the next meeting of the
legislature of Pennsylvania for tho incorporation OF
bahk IN accordance with the laws Of the
located at Philadelphia with capital of five hundred
9nsAn dollars witha right ~ increase tao same 20 Wo
millions Of dollars. 60 WtJ ~