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CORNERS KINnsSAND CALHoUN,sTREETs.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES MADE IN
4. order to effect clearance of special lots of
Goods on hand and to arrive t--- 4
Ibts Y an opportunity. which shouldn6t be lost
sight fby ready money purchasers. 81 a
choice lots: s
CMAPE MARNTZ at az and 80 cents. best
!. N1MN NSTYLES ESONBAAEI58Al1Hhy hy n rs
and 50 N ~
RlQUM only so cents; Harseiles 40 and so cents
PAskAsOLS, . nice selection, from 60 cents no
very fne arttc Q. - 9ss.'''SFd-J ~ - \
FiNG FREnCE cORsETs. from 90 cents
up ~ NSf-'
DIAPER LINEv. DDYLaEs, and other
linen goods. 10 and is per cent chaaper than any
400 D0xEH 1OWELs from 1ax ID 90 cent.
h LADts.h' AND MEH'S UNDER w scAfs
"A Lssk 90 ss,r1is Fif ifom 1ax osnts up up 2 f.
naA9N,S WINR PANAMA HATS only 81 90
Dob EscIC GOODS. Hosiery. Gloves, Well
asssorted and sold at nearly cost lG1ce. \.
aif@a fJo. 487 Kinc.atrsah cornsr ~ C.y,.c,ss,
An exclusive department for Boots, shoes Hats
'o0u Trunks. ht . god 8znos "! G3oe Asay B
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS. TRIS DAY.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Carolina Chapter, at 8 p. M.
Jefferson Lodge, at 8 p. NJ. >.,..
Charleston Library Society, at / p. M. "a
South Carolina Society at p. M.
Hook and Ladder. NJ. q, at 8 P. M.
St. Patrlck's Benevolent Society. at 8 p. III.
Hebrew Orphan Society, at 8 p. M.
Charleston Rfemen Society. at P. M.
South Carolina Friendly society, athalf-past
7P. M.
: Survivors Association, at p. M.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CirculatlOn.--THED DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNIZED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
COLLATION. IN THE CTTY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0SToFFIcE AT TKE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO rHE IROVAs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOEFICE LAW
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! Drugs, @bemifals, Gte.
nARBY,s paoRHvLAorlc FLUTE

nARBY's RR0RHYLAOTlC FLUID.
- %lI fi.inis,st 's&'J, 4 nn5t4stxh a..
30 I anpd oa!'I ,nHIIe 9n3 s,,,t. Il
. LetterJSem Hon. Ale@. q. Stephens. Of GSorSta.
CRAWFonDsv1LE. Ga September 49,, 1889.
cost. but great value. Its domestic well as nadt-
ctpal uses are numerous, while Its speciatiea are
most wonderful have not been without it fos.
ten years. and no head Of family who can a9orif
to have 1t should be without It. ..;r.Yo
THE WQNDERFUE FAMILY MEDIA
@Nta'-: '1 >e .CANE. :a.3 ~ ~
Letter from the SSrgeon General Of the late Comfsasr
r-7y.+ ate States.
80 '.@ RICHMOND, vs., Jan,iary IA, 1855.
JOHN DAnax e Co., No. 16e Wlllan,-street New
01naem,n-I have received your letter or the 1911.
or December. 1885, callno my attepaon 20 SouI-
most cheerfdIy state that tue Fluid WAS furn,st,..
ed toS and extensively, used by vthe aureeong ~
Shasse cica .9 h9snsls ~ the
geots makng favorable feportLa great deal,M H.
was used In the hospitas..a H. J,.,I,--s,1-n-.
ss's ss'Rss%SS hEssloM6ess S2ss sssais5e issya No.
{. -,. . ~ -7--'---,t, ivdbt z yejl
+ .'ah THE AsTOnTshING .|no
= 1O rs / N FE:C.T AZ N II.
EMoRY C6LLEaE, OxFonD GA December "a fssas
.sPrcf. DARBY. Dear Sis-ln aving NOT & beoni ex.-
gasefa ,ior many years in the active duties of the
MeoicaI profession. am only supe fcia1Is aSduAint.
cd with the etenhs ef yoar pfophyiact,cl 8luidIbut
am Weil acquainted With ~ chemical elsp eratar
Whie, therefore. cannot speak experiment ntsIfv ar
tho value or the Compound vel the dishs6ct,I6 And
snaraLeutfc properties OF the aRepss EN- ,oyed In itn
competition. together with the wen known reDufs.
uon u its dscoverer, as Cne1iet adthOrise I6 to-
regard ats merits asofa high order; an the whole f
must he considered as valuable coqri option TO the
class OF articles 70 which II bee ngs. y! it,t'.AI
THESE views. may add, arebnstaned By the fsstf.
mopy Of many eympetent, judges. who hayo testeis
as properties. Believsme, dear sir, "a p.a
" ~ -'~ ~ y ~ "! !eY6Grs teapeHb6nlylo'
+ -s. ~.s 81 a. MEANS. NJ. p, It. D.
CURES BURNS. WOUNDS. sraNasTAsc.
ALABAMA INsAME HospsrAEsIsl
II. sH YUsGALQ03A December a., 1660~6 {
Messrs. JOHN DARBY Co., No. 100 Wthlani. street
tassisseae-I recsived 3your crcp,ars OF fbe 10th
insan 0sktDK an expression or opinloD me as
10 the meri:s OF your Prophyacto Elu'd. 1hs pre-
parsson naa been 80 neraIS used by the DspeeE-
slon and pubic at large. and go universally eseenn
mendation.@.W .EGe}eIg sII5 M 80 -iT
sAs d,sinfsctant and RENE Hal agent too when i-
GIcat q It is not excel bs any simar preparations.
w uso pord eangaic prepa a,ions very axtehaiveay
N fhis h,Isp'fal and cou d not do without thena.
consider yous tao best and most elegant para>~
don Of the kind manufactured, Li.S ;!.r rgTt1 D.
t@f Respectfully yours. &os X.i l.g..ie
= 6up't and Physician Alabama Insane Rospiial
nOWIH <s AaUivrS.o
's' NN WHOLESALE DkUaaFSFHi
Maya As tuthsanos fsonys for South caroaaAs.
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: Acc1DENT.A MIR. John Wingate, u member o.
Truck No.2, was painfully wounded in the
chest and on his arm, on Monday evening, by
being jamned against the fence opposite the
iTruck house in Queen-street, while the ma.
aaShine was being 1un out. .sii6.a ~
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camille printing, such as circulars, letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ing4roo1ns and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates, for
cash, at THE News Job Office, No. 149 East
Bay. -t =.
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''GoM, or the Negro Vindicated Against the
Aspersons OF Ariel" is tho title OF d new pam
phlet which will interest many of our readers.
# may be found at O. 4. Erckmann's, No. 70
Broad street. 4'f.
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1 inSAnE OF REAL ESTATE IN RHODE ISLAND
Messrs. W. Y. Leitch g. R. s. Bruins sold yes.
terday, for the U. s. Marshal a lot and dwell
ing house in the Town of Nc vport, Rhode ISL
.and, for s11,3OO. It is not ofyen that sale OF
New England real estate takes place in Charles
Ton, but tho price obtained in the present in
ostanpe shows that there is q market here fol
= all valuable property, whatever its location,
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-The issue docket
will he peremptorily called to-day, at IL O'Clock
A. M.
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80 REGATTA. There is movement on foot
looking to regatta on the 28th inst, between
several we'll known crack yachts in our harbor.
The owners Of the Ella Aunie, the Eleanor and
6 the Maggie Mitchell are to be approached on
the subject, and they will doubtless consent to
enter tor race. The prelimmaries are IN
course of adjustment, and it 1s hoped that
matters will be fully arranged in time for some
fine sport on the occasion mentioned.
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BUSINESS N0gICEs.

" " ~ - Az ~ a ~ Az " n Il - IL
AUCTION sALE.-Risleya;c ;creigh Accom-
mediation wharf. will elIat baaf:past 40 O'Clock,
sugars and molSAsss. II: i;;;% q N
LuroH at "our HoasiSse. this forenoonsssi sin
include oooter soup, fish ndroast beef, served
up in Toroka best style. @
THs QuEsrtoN OF THE HoUR Have you
read the Juza humber Of theljXf Century
If not, gotpithe nearest bookseller and tpur-
chase. NThers is nota dull page between the
covers. Read the Hing s,Story of the East
India Mntiny; r sl ssning With . spiritu-
alist;" ;iaouiddseEsE rs shoulder" aud Adven-
/, lures ofthe fa9ekadel For goodcry read
the Tale Gktha 0ad Lawyer. and forla laugh
see the piotures'of our South Carolina Legisla-
tors and the speeches thereof. Subscription
sone year $3.50, WSbnd your orders.to the Of
!Aca OF the XIXss:Gsntury ComparS over the
stofs a 1.' Wslis v eF Evans & oogsv Broad
WHhRn 40 Go.-The perfumes of Araby the
BIest wbp1H seem stale in comparison with the
fragraht odors of the German colognes and
imported scents sold by j. G.. Luhh, Wholesale
and retail druggist and apothecary. southeast
corner OF King and John streets. There are
also choice favoring extracts for coda water
dealers. ice creams, jellies and pastry. which
are highly recommended by the proprietorB
OF the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels. All
kinds of foreign and domestic drugs, medi-
cines and chemicals, and the different descrip-
tons lof fancy goods are always on hand. Spe-
cfal attention is given 10 making up prescrlp-
tons, and the whole establishment is one, that
may; betsafely recommended. MIR. Luhn as the
general agent for the famous Marengo Fever
and Ague Cure, which is warranted to give
complete and universal satisfaction.
WHATMAN's DRAWING Papers, all sizes; Mus
lin and Paper Tracings, India Ink, Pencils for
card writing; also Bakers Bread Books.
For sale by
:. ::'rix NEUFvILLE & HANNAH,
June 8 H. No. oad-street.
Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & 90. for fine black
cashmere pants. So. tuths1mo Juno /
The BEST assortment Of India Gauze and
Lisle Thread Under Shirts OF all sizes and
grades, just received at and for sac low for
cash. at Z. sCOrr'S,'
Star Shirt Emporium. Meeeting-street,
June, ,,,At.l w Opposite Market Hall.
10 TO GEORGE L4EFLE q, Co. for white
linen duck suits, worth twenty dollars, for $19.
June 1 tuths1mo
The "BAnENY PAPER COLLAR AND CUFFS, at
4.!l ~. uAE.4 1# BLACKWELL's,
May IL tuths No. 219 Klng-street. |
=
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TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SoBooL.-The ded-
ication of the new Sunday School room Of
Trinity Church, on Sunday afternoon, was the
occasion OF q delightful entertainment, con-
sist'ng Of singing and addresses. The school
is in q prosperous condition, the average at
tendance being larger than at any time since
the war. Under the careful training OF MIR.
r. M. Edmonds, OF Rshway. N.,J.,, who IL an
accomplished singer and has much experience
in vocal instruction, the monthly concerts OF
this school are becoming exceedingly attrac-
tive.
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THE UNITED STATES CIRCuIT' CouRT.-The
session Of the United States Circuit Court tor
this State closed on Saturday. and Chief
Justice Chase left this city yesterday for Raj
e:gh. In connection with the fact that the
session now ended Is the first in which Chief
Justice Of the United States has safe on the
bench in South Carolina, it is worthy Of note
Ghat in only one instance has the declsion of
the Hon. George 8. Bryan, United States
District Judge, been overruled by the Circuit
Court. ana in this one etinstance It. was, We be-
lieve, modification and not reversal OF the
decree OF the lower court. This speaks well
for the intellect and judicial knowledge Of his
Honor Judge Bryan.
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DRY GOODS:


j. HI. BRUNING &c co.,
No. aSa king- -sstrsss, Opposite bsaa,n,saan, 4
Af0tLn RssREoxrULlY IarOsM rHRrrR;
wv FRIENDS md THR PUBLIC, that thev
nave opencd well assorted snd seaaognble stocE Of
DIRK GOODS. which they Offer at ~ =
Very Reasonable Prices.
Wa wonld caIl attentaon to the following Goods:
eplen1id assortment Of DRESS G0ODa. Black
SNkss White 0o0dbs Hosiery. MsAnsj white and
CQl0red Table Damaske, Longclotha 6hoetincr
OessinfSfes Ylach CLOTH and Doeskins iCsiovee
Erenoh Ccn@ts. PnSaa9as, Unbsellaa, kmbroideries
HAndkaFchteyss Laee thsHlA, OPERA Shswis. Hcop
Eksrts, 1ASs @ GODS, Noticns, No s4T Y y
s@ sa,L n. RRUsrael 4 Co
Nosasa KING, STREET. opposrrr pEAusArs.
sssssss.
TtN II y sIs p ss % N IN
.si, q THE ssuA7Kh .aHva; j. j.
sr UBE1SHED sA1 8URrEs, 81 sa,
Is ONE or THE BBsc PApRRs IN raR yyp.
GOuNTeX; hes hyge airoaiatiop. and afSords "a.
ssos ~ aa aassrsis,sg Terna
Fessaazy "a LIN Il = Props,eSpzs.
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STATE CoURT. .-IN THE GENERAL SEss1oNs---
Hon. q. b. CAapEnrER PRESIDING. The court
met at 10 o'clock and upon the call OF the roll
lcf jurors. several Etetns Z fonna abssnss tho
sheriff was ordered to fill up the absent num-
bsr by summoning extra jarymen. The grand
and petit igriesy we're then oraanixsd.- The
judge chafged The grand jury. instrGcting
them in the nature OF their obligations and
duties. and the vTious offences that would be
brought before them. A number OF indict-
rents we've then handed to the grand jury,
who. after short absence, made the following
return;s N E IN mr III 4, Gfs8 s
the State vs. Ann Williams. Assault and
gbattsey. Mo BILL 1BAfs7 AGTt,H ~ ID
,'e Tho court tGes adjourned AonsA 10 o'oacck
tsas aeeaiags s .v sy.4 gy 4
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Imisfelaneons.

WHOLE RUBBER SUITS, VIZ,
wv 49,
COAT. LEGGENGs. AND GAPS WITH CaPEs.
for only SO. at Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR
June tuths3 D&o No. 800 King.sireet
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- RAME HANDKERoHIEFs.--Mr.B Barnwell, OF
DeBow's Review, who has lately visited our
city. while here exhibited to his friends hand
kerchief made from the ramie plant, which
was not surpassed IN softness and fneness of
texture by linen OF the best quality. They; are
quite common in New Orleans, and are kept
constantly for sale in the shops 1t shows
what can be done with this new plant. We
believe it's cultivation has been entered upon
in various parts OF Louisiana on o large, scale
and with very gratifying prospects of success.
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AUCTION sALE.-Risleya Creighton, Accom-
mediation whasi, willselia haaf.past 40 O'Clock,
sugars and molahaSs. 81: ;;,I;,hN, y: =. ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JUNE 7.- Charleston Hotel.
G. q. Smith, Georgia; w. T. j. O. Woodward,
81. J. Joy, South Carolina; F. A. Baberock,
New York; J. B. Rogers, England; L. @. Car
penter, Washington; @. Lyons and wife, New
York '"', #r t,y
,Paoaiom Hotel--N. Dutton. steamship
Sea Gull; P. 8. Worsham. Cooper River; J. r.
Easterling. Georgetown; Captain s. L. Down
eth, Philadelphia; J. @. Murpen, Kngstree, s..
O.; E. w. Miller, Liberia; y. e. Washburne,
Willtown, 8. c. lciEf t.Is#
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LuNoH at "Our Ho1ae. this forenoonisMil
include oooter coup, fish naroast beef, served
up in Torck g best style. j;i;@; Yaa
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Aurtion Sales.

GLORGE w. 1EFFtNS.
No. 10 vonduo Wnaxe.
VIII sell THIS DAY, 9Th instant at baltpaat4
-o O'Clock, r
~ tterces 8. q. O,nyasod Ham. .-,- ..x
~ terces s. q. Bellies s.
bbls. Strips -
drums Goldfish
lUO boxes Scaled Herrines
26 bbs. Extra Family Flour
ChPeee. Lard. Tomatoes nc Ao
1 Large Fairbanks Scale r,,,o
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DIED.

MEARNS.-Near North East, in this
county, October 18th, JOHN MEARNs in
the S0th year of his age.
Mr. NJ. associated himself with the peo-
pie of God in 1924, and was ever after Il
man of deep religious convictions. In 1887,
lie became a ruling elder in the Rock Pres
byterian Church, of which he was men,
Der, and for many years he took an active
part iii the spiritual government of that
church. When at length the intirlnities of
age and the cruel hand of disease began to
press heavily upon him. and he could no
longer participate in church duties and
privileges, he greatly lamented his priva-
tions, but blessed Zion with his fervent
prayers. He was frank and cordial in his
manners. great lover of domestic and
social enjoyments. and that he had a kind,
generous heart, his many friends will gladly
testify. He dearly loved his family, and
that family dearly loved him. They chung
to him to the last with the most tender af-
fiction. Oh, how they miss him at home !.
His suffering was most intense, his dis
case being gnawing, burning, bleeding
cancer, that was long time doing its work.
Sustained by good hope through grace,
he bore his heavy burden with remarkable
patience, and even cheerfulness. His peace
was that which passeth all understanding.
He assured us that Jesus was waiting for
him, and that all was clear.
Il widow and five children wept over his
tomb. "And when the Lord saw her, he
had compassion on her, and said unto her,
Weep not J.
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Port Deposit Items.

Under date of Oct. 18th the Port Deposit
correspondent of the Wilmington CON-
nsercial, writes to that paper as follows:
AS the weather becomes cool the coal
trade increases; lumber is brisk and much
better quality than some months ago; stone
is departing rapidly, and fall business is
reviving but it is not equal to some seasons
There is a general want of money, and
business men feel-as editors often do
that it is difficult to collect bills. Fortu-
nately there are some among us who have
money to inspire confidence. J. Davis has
been blasting, since last spring, and grad
ing lot upon which he proposes to build
a dwelling house next summer. Having
invaded the hill about a hundred and fifty
feet, he will probably complete the excava-
ton this fall. As result of his labor he
has large amount of stone, which will pay
the expense Of getting the lot ready, if lie
can sell to advantage.
]. Tome, we'll known as wealthy, ell
terprising and benevolent citizen, is build
ing a magnificent tower to one end of his
house. 1t is of beautiful granite, carefully
dressed and tastefully arranged, but it will
not he finished this year. The cost will be
about thirty thousand dollars. That is
about five thousand less than he has ex-
pended on the new and beautiful NJ. Il.
Church, commenced in this place through
his munifcence, but which is still unfiuish-
ed and likely to remain so for some time
to come unless, like Mr.. Peabody in his
generosity to the Baltimoreans he repeats
the donation. A man of such noble pub
lie spirit deserves to be appreciated. lie IS
one of those few men whose finer feelings
and conceptions of the noble and the good
seem to enlarge by the accumulation OF
wealth. We need more such men.
A fine double house-frame-is being
built opposite the new church, to be occu-
pied by DR.. Shure and his excellent lad y
The building is ornamental, and such as
any newly married couple would enjoy
To-day the committee appointed 10y the
managers of the National Camp Meeting
to select ground for next summer visited
Oakland, about six miles below here, on the
Baltimore railroad, and pronounced it to be
a suitable place. Their committee consist
| ing of Rev. Alfred Goodman, of Whining
ton, Rev. Messrs. w. l.. Gray and S. w.
| Thomas, of Philadelphia, and others, con
descended to visit our town on their home
ward route, and take peep at the splendid
new church. 1t was, however, a flying visit
of but few minutes. J.
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THE MARKETS.
sECTED EVERY FRI
EiktOn Markets.
Baltimore Markets.
Oct 81 1860

oCG 81. lCUJ.
TER These quotations male 10y +. f. MARINE Com
mission Merchant. No 80 West Pratt St, from actual
sas. They are made up with care. and may be relied
fully Though they were through the nail
in reply t" Inquiries.
Florr-Howard Street Super, per Dbl,
s. 80 (n5 10; Shipping Extra, Sc 0O@G 10;
Trade Brands Extra, Sc 22@6 so: Family,
Sc 1907 so. Wheat-White, choice, per
bus. go lbs, 81 55G1 So; prime 81 45(t1 so;
fair to good, 81 30 G 40. Red, choice,
81 4s0tl 80; prime, 81 45G1 4G; fair to
good, 81 35@1 40. Corn-White, good to
prime, per bushel, Sc lbs, 81 17G1 IS;
Yellow Corn, 04@$1 05. Rye-good to
prime, 81 0GM1 -. Oats, prime, per
bushel 80 lbs, 57@GO Clover Seed, good
to prime, per bushel Ga lbs. 81 s5@7 - :;
Timothy Seed, do. per bus. As lbs, So IS
0s$4 90; Flax Seed, do. do. 50 45G$2 so.
Timothy Hay, No. 1, per ton 1000 lbs,
$25 00G27 GO; mixed do, No. 2, $22 000s
% 90; Clover, No. 8, $1SG20. Rye Straw,
SIS 00tG20 90. Oats Straw, $15 00G17 90.
Eastern Eggs, 25@26 cents per dozen-
Chickens, old, S4.0GG5 90 per. dozen
Chickens, young, So 00G4 90 per doz :;
Beeswax, prime, 3S(G40 cts. per H.; Feath-
ers, live geese, Eastern, 7JGsS0 per 10. !;
Country Rags, 4G5 per tb.; Wool,
washed, 5G(G52 cts; unwashed, 33Gt35 cts.
per b.; Hides and Skins-country, dry, IL
Qt1S cts; do. green, ST0 cts; Sheep
Skins, per piece, 50c(f$1 90; Lamb do,
250e50 cts. Potatoes-Carter per bus. 60
BIS, prime, 60@70; Peach Blows, $4,000;
other kinds, 50GG0.
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THE INCOME TAX-The Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has prepared circu-
lar of instructions, to be sent to the Deputy
Assessors of each district, in reference to
the assessment of the income tax. A thor
ough recanvass of each division is to be
made. Every house will be visited, and
the names of the inmates obtained. Per
sons who have no incomes to be taxed must
make an affidavit of that fact, and those
who have made no returns to be summoned
to appear at the Office of the assessor. and
in case of failure to respond, are subject to
a penalty. The duty Of energetic action is
impressed upon the assessors.
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It 0 w E r II A LL!!!
New Styles Fall and Winter
CLOTHING.

Orr Sf"c& is "nH.2av fiI and cOntpltie comprising
entirely and desirable styles IF goD!s manuf.c
turcd into
MEMS YOUTHS AMI BOYS READf-AiADE GAEMENS
Of ali Kinds, SfgieS and sizes.
The most Stii&i goois, cut in tie latest fashion well
palmer mi moderate STYLES, suited 10 all tastes.
and better in
STYLE FIT and WORKMANSHIP
than any other stock Of leaiymade Clothing in Philada
Also a choice selection Of
NEW FALL AMI WINTER GOODS IN TIE PIECE.
which will be made up to order in the BEST and FINEST
MANNER for those who prefer. ALL PRlt rs GUAR
ANTEED LOWER THAN THE LOWEST ELSE
WHERE. AND FULL SATISFACTION EVERY PIIR-
CHASER IN ALL CASES. OR TIE SALE CANCELI-
ED and MONEY REFUNDED.
fz Samples of material sent 10y hail when ,esir, d.
fer garments either re;tiyn,' made order.
Half way between } BENNETT & Co,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. 3fS MARKET STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW York.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-23
Notice to Creditors.

This is TO give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court Of said
county letters OF Administration the personal ute
OF KIRK BROWN,
late OF SAID county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the 9TH day OF September 1870;
they may otherwise. by Law, be excluded from all benefit
oil said estate. All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the subscri-
ber Given under hands, this 18th day of Scptcn-
Der, IS61. s n RRONN
KIRK BROWN
Administrators Of Kirk Brown decd
Test-REuBEN d. JAaAE Register.
Sent Is IS6g-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-23

Our old friends RoCKHILL & WILSON
are as hard at work as ever, furnishing
every description of mems attractions in
the way of elegant and luxurious masculine
apparel. Their splendid Brown Stone Hall
is better furnished than ever with every
thing that man or boy can want, for warmth,
health, and comfort. All that our friends
need to do, is just to call in and examine
for themselves and compare the prices OF
this splendid clothing with that Of any
other in Philadelphia or elsewhere,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-23

Playing Ball in the Streets.-Playing
Ball in the streets has become too fashion
able with our Elkton boys. Persons are
constantly liable to be struck by the flying
ball. An elderly lady, a few days since,
balls. The street is not the place for play
ing ball-go to the open lots.