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@s0- TO CONSLMPTIvES. AID
yERTISER, having been restored to health In
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung afrec-
tien, and that dreadful disease, consumption is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure
To all who desire It, he will send cory of the
prescription used free OF charge) with the direc-
tions for preparir" and using the same, which
they will find a, tE CURE FOR CoNsUNPTIoN,
ASTHMA, BRoNGH.. !, &c. The object OF the ad.
vertiser in sentling the Prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives 10 be invaluable; and lie hopes every
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nothing. and may prove o blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, Will please ad
dress REV. BDwARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York. novo Smos
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IrEoM TIE ASSOCIATED rEEss.l

WASHINGTON, December Il. .
Admiral Poorc, on the Powhnttan, has ar
rived ut Key West with thirty six OF the Lillian S
crew.
Attorney-General IIoar decided that additional
legislation will he necessary 10 enable the Federal
Government TO hold certain cemeteries In the
South, and that the owners must be compensated
for their lands.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
In the Senate, Thurman presented the resolution
OF Ohio Withdrawing her assent to the Fifteenth
amendment.
Call presented n resolution directing the Finance
Committee to inquire into the eNpsdiency Of tax
ing whiskey one dollar per gallon.
Kellogg introduced a bill for improving the
Bayou Teche, and repairing the New Orleans Gus
tom-house.
Adjourned In honor of Fessenden's memory
In the House, the Ways and Means Committee
were directed 10 inquire into the ezpcdIcncy OF
abolishing the revenue machinery and portion
OF taxes among the States.
Coz introduced resolution that the people
learn with horror and Indignation OF the treat.
ment ofAmerican citizens held as Fenian prison.
ers by England.
The Secretary OF War was asked for informa.
tion in regard to deepening the mouth Of the Mis-
slssippi.
Another bill introduced providing for the ad-
mission of Virginia on certain conditions, has
been referred to the Reconstruction Committee
Cross purposes In the committee are apparent
The whole matter Is postponed to Saturday, os-
tcnslbly because the various bills are not printed
The committee has taken no action yet regarding
Georgia.
The conditions Of Wards bill for VirginIa's ad-
mission are that the constitution shall never be
amended to deprive any citizen or class OF cit.
zens OF the right TO vote in that State, who are
entitled to vote by the constitution thereof, now
to be recognized, or OF the right to set upon
jurles, or Of the right to equal participation in
tho school fund ana school privileges, as now
recognized by such constitution; provided, that
any alteration OF such constitution may be made
with regard TO time and place of residence OF
voters.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE xEws.l

COLuHBlA, December Il.
III the Senate the bill to establish AMI maintain
a system of free common schools in South Caro-.
: lima was taken up, and sections 81 and .: passed
to their second reading. The twentieth sec
'~tion had been considered and indefinitely pest
poncd; and, pending the discussion OF the twenty
third section, the Senate adjourned
The following bills received their first reading:
The House bin to provide for the payment of the
interest OF State stocks and bonds in con 10 all-
thorze administrators, executors CT al, to sell
certain evidences Of Indebtedness; 10 protect
minors bound ont to service by indcnture; the
Senate bill to amend the militia laws; 10 rcchar.
ter Rantowlc's bridge to Mrs. Messcrvey.
The House resolution 20 have recess fr IN tho
ODD of December TO the 5th OF January was con.
Cured in.
Notices OF bills were given by Donaldson TO in.
corporate the Town of Chest criieid, ana by Cor
bin to amend the civil law ana provide for the
assessment Of personal property in Charleston.
op ,akcr Moses came into the Senate and signed
the following acts: TO amend the law in relation
TO the recording OF mortgages ana to regulate the
lien thereof; ~ determine the manner Of collect
kand provisional governments; to amend tho act
providing for the taxation OF property.
Judge Carpenter sent a letter to the Senate re.
l qucsting full and thorough investigation of his
official conduct, and stating that the request was
made because OF the charges that he had been I'm
Just to the colorcd people in his circuit. 1t was
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee, and was
also presented in the House.
The Committee on Privileges and Elections. tc
whom was committed the report regarding the
A day, signed by IIoyt, Owen aud Rose. They dc
clare that the vote at the Calhoun Mills Precinct
! was null and void and should be thrown out
/ Without 1t, Gunln has majority, and should
therefore, have the seat.
In the House, the bill to better protect the
Iholders OF insurance policies was reported on
land read the second time
The following bills were read the first time: Tc
tpunish conspiracIes to prosecute innocent per
tsons; to provide for general elections and tho
manner OF conducting the same.
DeLarge offered resolution directing the State
auditor to levy taxes, which received Its nrs
readng 1t provides for State tax OF half o.
one per cent. to meet the appropriations Of the
esees; Ssas saad Ses the .cennty commissioners
SaStes mills on the dollar for county purposes.
y 6ayne, tolored, offered resolution to exclude
hhe of THE CHARLESTON NEWS
from tho moor OF the House, but withdrew II
reporter from the noor. TomlInson and DeLargt
spoke against 1t, and 1t was laid on the table by
large majority. 1t Is believed to be Bowen:
work. The debate was not excited
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IMP0ETANr FROM WAsHi>ON.
Interesting Gotcinl Statement, In Re-
gard 20 Cotton Product ola.
IsrEciAL rELiHHAN To THE S.:ws.y


wAsuisGros, Dcc,tnbcr IA.
The following is what the Com,i, ,sssioner OF
Agriculture says In his annual rcpr.i, Just out,
underline head OF southern Agriculfqre :"
"Thc continued high price of cotton has made
its culture more profitable ;han at sry former
period, AMI the crop of 1868 has yicJ:a q larger
amount OF money than that OF 1859. rae yield Of
the pas, year exceeded very slightly ite estimate
Of this Department, which was 49, coo bales.
Tile present season has witnessed gr..i, activity
in this culture, an Increase o! area cGs.sted AMI
more general and generous fcrlza:iin, and has
also been characterized by drought iIt the sea-
hoard States, and other causes OF diinffiShcd pro
ductioi which have modified the expectations OF
planters yet the crop will exceed tR.s OF lest
year, and may reach ZOO. .0G0 bales
"Iregrct to observe, from official corls spondence
aud during brief tour through the costJn States,
the tendency to neglect other crops spi concen-
trate all available labor and capital rHN.G single
product, however profitable. TIE inMs:iable re.
sui, will ue more cotton AMI smaller ftet returns
in money after the purchase Of ESedeti supplies
AMI, rs further result Il slower NSrvemcnt OF
neglected lands. This banc OF Sou;i; Sxa agricu-
turc is still operative, and may cease Exist only
when low prices. disaster and ,lcspuI kicy shall
again arrest the impotic and irrat ,! course
OF production. " ould not advise q ~. Mpt 10
kec!' up prices by limiting the Yield; SIpi.ewhat
larger supply Of the staple IL needed "a tae mar
kcls Of the world: the prcjc,l. ra.c$ pannot Le
| sus, aimed Indefinitely; but would .ts7foster the
s;Iical mania for c;icapcning The i,soney- pre-
iuc!ne crop while rendering dcarer hiary other
that Ei's bc purchased as an auNiiatls or itsbro-
duc;ion. z,
iii is gratifying, however, in uute p;s:incrcasc
uf cotton manufactures in the cotton rfs1on, their
iuurish;ng condition, their large d.vSeSIids, and
the quality OF their yarns and fabrcsstoperattves
arc easily obtained at reasonable weSGs,l bccon-
ing readily Injured TO habits Of sys;chlatc Indus
try. aud rar.dly acquiring the requisite skill. At
the commencement OF The prescntayesr there
Mere cighysiX cotton mills rerUrtet! Som South
crn states TO the National associate t2pfSCotton
Manufacturers and Planters runnsg 2a5,oos
spindles, consuming 3l-l5,'is pounaNt The fol-
| lowing are details OF returns frouLIhe cotton
- Ssn.rc II
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irRoM OUR own CORRESPONDENT

CoLCMBIA, December 49,
Colonel Montgomery, president pro tenn,
called the Senate to order to-day at II O'Clock,
and to the roll call which followed only seven
senators answered. This number not constitut-
Ing quorum, the president so announced,
whercupon Jllson moved that the sergeant. at
arms be instructed to look up the absent senators
and bring in all he found. This motion was
carried, and the sergeant-at-arms started ont.
After an absenceof about twenty minutes, he re-
turned and reported that he could find none. The
4 Senate then, on motion OF IIayne, adjourned.
THAT COIN BILL.
The bill providing for the payment OF the in.
erest Of the State stocks and bonds in coin Ia still
one OF the chief topics Of discussion. Many OF
the Radical members express their disgust at the
manner in which II was passed in the House. and
lio not hesitate to assert that money was freely
&se1 to Influence the votes OF the members. II
}as been stated that the highest amount paid for
vote was two hundred dollars, and the lowest
i en- dollars
1t Is reported that Governor Scott viii veto the
Fbil after 1t is passed by the Senate some assert.
ing that his reason for so doing Is because he does
not wish to assume the onus OF having favored
t-knowing, however, that It will be passed over
his veto. Some OF the less charitable ones hint
that he will veto the bill because he bas sold NIL OF
his bonds and is not now interested.
In my report Of Elllott's remarks the types
made me say that he said "he tFertcr) intended
bribery and corruption" 1t should be, fntinatetl
bribery and corruption.
THE CITY OF COLUMBIA.
The bill to extend the limits OF the city OF Co.
lombia has section providing that an election
for Mayor and Alderman be held on the first Tues.
day Of February 1870, who shall hold their Offices
until the regular election OF members OF the Gen.
eral Assembly in 1872 When tile bill was taken
Up In the Houae to-day, DeLargc moved that the
section be stricken out, arguing that to pass It
Would be unwlse and dangerous /; It was politi.
cal scheme to get rid Of the present oficers who
lad been fairly elected and were entitled TO hold
their ofllces until their terms expired. In con-
tluding his remarks, DeLarge paid high com.
pllment to the efficiency and zeal which had
marked the official conduct OF the present Mayor
aha Alderman. Tomlinson and Geo. Lee support
Cd DeLarge'a motion. Eeage and PuryIs opposed
y. Geo. Lee moved to amend the section by al.
lpwing the citizens living In that portion brought
Tito the city by the extension, TO elect at the time
designated an alderman, or as many as was re-
falred to represent them. About this time a
notion TO postpone the consideration Of the bill
uatil the goth OF this month was made and
adopted.
"HR. DICKISsoNs SHALL RAILRoAD.y
THE report OF the judiciary Committee On the
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Tie folio vn% protest was oIc.cd 10 be entered
on The journals:
We. ,nc undersigned, hcg leave 10 record otr
reasons Tor voting against Il bill 10 provide for the
payment or interest %, bonds and stocks OF this
State i'll gold or silver coin.
Isl. We beiie"cIt ~ kc unwisc unnecessary und
oppressive.
2j In the absence OF the Comptroller. Generals
report, aiid that OF the financial agent OF the
State, no measures looking TO Increased cXpcndi
lures OF the funds OF the STATE should DC adopted
Signed uy Wm. Mck;niav, col0rc,l, Bcnj. a.
Ho>cmon coiorcd. W. !. Mckinay, culurcd, II. W.
rnrvis. colureh. I. X. Sdsrorias, cu!rrcd, Samuel
Tinslay, John Il. Hyde. l..
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JzS- a CARD.-A CL f RGYMAN,
while residing in South America as Missionary,
discovered q safe and simple remedy for the cure
OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay, Disease OF
the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole
trim OF disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted anu unfortunate, will SEM
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine,
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it.,
free OF charge. Address
JOSEPH T. TNMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
oct+ 3rnos~ New York City.
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ALADIIII LEGISLArURE.
srosruouEtY. December /.

EloNTuoMEItY. December a.
. To-day the Senate discussed, without def
'nitc action, the omnibus railroad Till. Ii pro.
poses TO issue SaAc bonds to certain roads to the
amount OF seaefSS fallons, for which the State is
TO hold the fSai,e by second mortgage bonds, ana
to endonsc7 (Hahe extent Of several millions
moro, the hSydsdr several other roads, for which
the state Is to hold the erst mortgage. 1t is
thought thc bills calnot pas, though strong Eos
ton and lobby Influences arc pushing 1t.
Both Houses adjourn tomorrow until the 10th
day OF January. 4. -
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sPARxs FROM TIE WIRES.

Dispatches from Galveston, Texas, report
that In one hundred counties Davis majority has
been reduced to l754.
The Hsytlen steamer Triumph, formerly the
Confederate ram Atlanta, was disabled going
down the Delaware River, and was towed back TO
Philadelphia.
There Is half million defalcatIon In the How.
ard National Bank OF Boston5
The Spanish man-of-war Isabel, with crews for
twelve sunboats, sailed from Havana yesterday
for New York
The steamship City Of Brussels has mado tho
trip from New York in six days, the quickest re.
corded.
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~THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYsENTERY AND DIAR.
RHEA C0RDTAL.-This article, so well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, La
now offered to the whole country.
1t Is invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford TO be without 1t, and none
will to whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
DeWIE 4 NOISE,
octll 2mosDAo General Agents.
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v 1 S 1 T Q R

A VI 81 TO R
Once said IL we only knew where the resident
citizens made their purchases there we should get
well served. To such we offer
DIRECTORY.
The ladies who desire the latest styles OF FASH
lonable Head Dressing, Curls Chignons or
BraIds, Go to NJ. i a. ASHTON.
The gentlemen who desire to be presentable in
Adonis attire, for Wigs,
Go to NJ. 4 A. ASHTON.
AL who desire the best German Colognes,
Go to II. < A. ASHTON.
For Dladem or Coronai Combs, all
Go to NJ. A. ASHTON.
Those who require the best Extracts
Go to NJ. / A. ASHTON.
Every one who desires good Hair Brushes or
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or necessity oil who require good Tooth
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For genuine Tale de Venls, all must
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For Hair Dyes and Regenerators nearly all
Go TO NJ. d A. ASHTON.
In fact, all who require genuine goods from the
following houses
Society Hygcnique ;lBailey's, /:
Lubin's, SiAtIinson's lS
Cowdray's, slGosnells, lS
Piver, (SILowc & Sons, }S
Guerain, SlYardley, Is
Henry Demars0n, lRowlands & Sons, -
IGowland .
As also, Venls Goods in their line from every
reputable manufacturer in the States,
Go to NJ. & a. ASHTON,
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Five doors from Market street.
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SS- MANiIOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline I'm Premature
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-.
Siity, &c.
There Is no member OF society by whom this
book viii not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman."-MedIcal Times and Gazette
Sent by mail on receipt OF nfy cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
u. y. septl Tyr
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EUROPE.

L0SDoS, December II.
The Monarch, with rcab0dy's remains, has
been detained un account uf "a yale.
Much alarm has been created iiy tile apncar-
a.re of the rindcrpcst at the great cattle show
in this city.
LIsBoS, December II.
The breach between the King and DaSe Gaila-
hama is wilcning daily. The resignation of the
ministry is hourly expected. A military move
incni, headed by Duke Gadahana. is assuming
threatening proportions. Disorders are reported
II Oporio.
I.oSp0H, December Il.
China has ratified EGr!ingamr's treaty with
England.
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GU- BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dye

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splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable in.
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vigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per.
fumers; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
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ALL AMOUR THE STATE.
The Labor Question I'm Lnuren

The Labor Question fn Lnurcns.
Colonel John Cunningham will sneak ut
LaurenS Courthouse on saes day in January next,
on the labor question, ami on the preliminary no.
lltica! questions which may arise In the future.
Lcslic In Lnurens.
C.P. Leslie, land commissioner, appointed 10
buy lands for the landcss. was In Laurens on Mon
day week, per Joseph Crews, agent. lie purchas.
ed two tracts of land--one az So per acre and
another at Ss. the purchases aggregating $500.
Parties who know the lands represent them as
poor indeed, !" anu the prices paid as eXtrava.
CANT and ridlculopg.
Lands ItIsing IN Value.
The I.anrensvlc Herald says: "PublIc and
private sales Indicate grcat appreciation in real
catate In this section. Lands. that two years ago
brought ten and twelve dollars, now sell for ff-
teen and twenty per acre. On Monday last the
real estate transactions were as follows: One
tract OF land, containing 327 acres. sold by the
sheriff. brought S2l00: one tract, containing 900
acres, sold by sheriff, as tn. property OF Wood G..
Dollins, brought soI90; tract, sold by order OF
the the Court OF Probate. containing 90 acres, sold as
tlic property or James Nicely, deceased, brought
$3.50 The clerk OF the court s0k, the real estate
m 9i VIM. Boazman, deceased $50 acres) for $4,000.
me real estate of James Leeke deceased 1900
aeres) sold by administrator, brought s270o.
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as- ERRORS OF YoUTH.-A GENTLB

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cept and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which lie was cured. Sufferers wishing to
pront by the adyeriIser's experience, can do 30
by addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN q.
OGDEN, No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
noyo 3mos
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THE VIRGINIA MASoNs.

RICHMOND, December IA.
The Grand Lodge of Masons tonight elected
Thomas T. Owens, OF Norfolk, grand master; wm.
l.. MauIe, OF Richmond, deputy grand master;
Robert E. Withers, OF Lynchburg, senior warden:
Wm II. Lambert, junior warden; Thomas A. Dud-
ley, Of Richmond, grand treasurer; DIR. John
Dove, OF Richmond, grand secretary; Win. Is.
Taliaferro Of Gloucester, senior deacon; Judge
Richard Parker, junior deacon.
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FROM GOLUJfRI-i.

The Free School EIiI-!Thc Coin ELL i'm
shc Senatc-JutiSe Carpenter Demands
nm Observation-Disclosures Declare
Senator from AbbcrlllC-Thc Christi
nins Holidays To be Obscrvctl-t New
Tax Eli Proposcd-' The News Dis
tasteful to the Model LcSsslators-A
Resolution to Expel Its Reporter Voted
Down.
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fssS- NOTICE TO LEGATEES. THE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, LANCASTER
CoUNTY.-The surviving Executors OF WILLIAM
NckBNNA, deceased, VS.. PATRICK v. LYNCH.
Roman Catholic Bishop OF Charleston ct all
In Equity.-Bnl for Settlement OF Estate, Adj
Vice, &c.-By order Of the Circuit Court in
this cause, flcd October 10Th, 1861, notice
Is hereby given to the individuals embraced
within the classes hereinafter described, With
In twelve months from the date Of the publi.
cation hereof, TO come in and establish before the
undersigned Clerk OF the Court their right to the
Legacles bequeathed to them in and by the last
Will and Testament Of William McKenna, late OF
the County and State aforesaid, deceased or faIl-
Ing so TO do within the time specified, their claims
Will be barred, to wit the following: The children
OF James Mckcnna, brother OF the Tcstator for
merly residing ut Castle Nacor, in the County OF
Donegal, Ireland; the children OF Owen McKenna.
also brother, formerly residing at the same
place; the children OF Nancy Clemens, a deceased
sister OF the Tcstator; the children of Elinor Barr
also sister; the children OF Elllnor Moran, a
daughter OF the said Eilinor Barr; the children OF
John McKenna, n deceased brother OF the Tesla
tor; the children OF Rose McKennu n sister OF
the Testator; the children Of any Of the above
mentioned Classes who may have died before the
death OF satd Testator, leaving such children liy-
Ing Mt his death; and, Also the children OF John
W. Bradley, nephew Of the said Testator.
THOMAS II. CLYBURN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
Lancaster County, S. c.
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5prrinl Nollres.

M5"NOTICE.-T WEEKS AFTER
date, application Will he made TO the Planters
and Mechanics Bank for renewal OF CERrif1-
CATE for Eleven ti1l Shares; and three months
from date 10 the Bank Of Charleston for 10 Shares,
union Bank Sharr, and GRsllght Company for
j. Shares, standing in the name Of ''The Chair
nan of the .vcstry and Permanent Fund Of St.
Pau'i Church, Radcllrcboro'," originals being
lost or nltsail. dccl5 Iamo3
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Special q Offices.

sESr AWAYWITII SPECTACLES.-OL
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cincs. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress DIR. Z. B. FOoTE, No. l20 Lexington avenue,
New York. dec15 wfm3mos
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E:si- o T L G e ClIARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND
EAST BAY STREETS, CHARLESTON, s. c., DE-
CEMBER II, lsG9.-On and after this date, the
Cars Will make Extra Trips OH each line after tho
regular schedule time, Us follows: Leaving the
upper terminus, OH Rutlcdgc avenue, ut $50 and
1890 +. NJ, and the terminus corner OF King and
Shepherd streets AZ the same hours. AMI ,.s. Bat
terry ut 10 O'Clock p NJ, anu ON the last "trip stop
ping 1T corner of Meeting ami Market streets un-
I'll the closing OF the Academy OF Music.
T',le fare for all passengers on these extra trips
VIII he ten cents, ana no tickets viii oe received.
BY order. S. ". RAMSAY,
dcc14 Secretary, and Treasurer.
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gJ-PERRY'S COMEDoNE AND PIN
PIE REMEDY positively cures conedones, tBald
Heads or GrubsA also Red. White and Malterated
Pimples on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street,
Now York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
deco 3Mos