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CITY Politics.

Seventh Ward "Rcd Hot. Democratic Asso.
ciatiOu-AnOtber Br0adside ut Belmont.
The meeting OF the "Red Hotn Democratic Asso.
citation held at Botanic Hall, East Broadway. last
evening was In point of numbers the largest that has
yet been held during the present campaign, fully
sided, and introduced as the first speaker OF the
evening j. p. Solomon Esq, who offered the follow.
cheers:- 'SS
Whereas the Central Tweed Democratic Association of
ss: as .H ne u Ss
sS. sS man g % ShS% the pseSs
Resolved That we ss democrats representing the Interests
polite hroaGhout country urge hs appoin,msns V' of
William H. Tweed 10 that position.
Mr. J; MONTGOMERY was next called upon. and in
speech OF nalf an hours duration denounced Bel.
mont IN the strongest terms as man by whose &C.
mtee the party has a, suffered S H deiea 00'Aa' COM
He was followed by.Mr. RICHARD WALTERS and
Others.
The Nineteenth Ward Demoernts-Larse
Meeting In Favor Of Jacob Cohen for super.
visor.
A largely attended and most enthusiastic gather.
ing assembled In Brevo0rt Hall, on Ffty.fourtn
street. near Third avenue last night. the headquar.
ters OF "The Nineteenth Ward Jacob Cohen Demo.
cratic Association" to ratify the nomination OF Mr.
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor OF this city ana county
II numbers and enthusiasm are auguries OF the |
future, this gentleman will have cause TO con gratu.
late himself upon having paved the way positive
recognition OF his claims by the powers that be- |
Iammany Hall may 1nd II profitable to conciato |
the influence that is being brought to bear from |
many quarters to have Mr. Cohen nominated as their
regular candidate The meeting last night was al.
dressed by several eminent speakers. Among the |
number were Dr. Frederlch Frech, OF the Nineteenth
ward, whose speech ful. OF sympathetic expires.
aions for Mr.. Cohen. Mr.. Adoiph L. Sanger OF the
Iwenty.second ward, followed in an eloquent ad.
IA In |
Sloane was the next speaker, who succeeded in
awakonng welcome response to his favorable en-
a0rsement of the candidate. Colonel Marshall and
Mr.. Montgomery followed.
In the course OF the evening Mr. Cohen was clamor.
0uey called for, and In making his appearance was
gEseIsd with yocLferous cheering and applause He
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Ease Bail Notes.


The game between the Mutuals, OF New York, and
the Olympics, Of Washington. yesterday afternoon
resulted in another defeat for the Mutuas by the fol-
lowing score:-
Mutuas. 3 o 0-l6
Oympics..... 8 13 7 0 1-32
The Pastme Club, Of Little Falls, defeated the Ar
m0ry Club, OF lion, yesterday in game for the
champion bat OF HerkWaer county with the score Of
IS 10 o.
To-day the Empires win play the Actves at Hobo
ken. Both clubs will endeavor to have their best
men on hand. and a good game may be expected.
To-day the United and Fly Away Clubs will play
for the junior championship on the Union grounds,
and the Alpha and Athletic Will play their return
game at the Captolne.
The Gotham and Sparta win also play at Hoboken.
80 that, as used TO be said, there will be "fun at
HobOken today
the game which was to have been played to-mor-
row between the Union and Atlantic, at the Union
Base Bail Park, fremont, has been postponed. The
game was to have been the inaugural OF the new
grounds, but as they will not be IL readiness for .
week or two to come the game must necessarily be
postponed. The Union had hoped to be able to COM
ply with the original arrangement and had deferred
sending official notification OF the case 10 the Attain
tic until tO-nay
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Mr. VI wr,n,s nxLUADLK HoRsE.-On Saturday last
nangnt ~ rE o. tnls CITY sold his stallion Fesr
for s9H ccc s0 SoUno Il; g. Russell, Of West Rox burv
riII az l ms animal was sired by Youna Mo-.
ha ne won the 600 purse offered for horSss s
Fssrnswnn peaten 2;3o making hts mite in 2:asx
purpdsssn WI oe Kept Dy Colonel Russell for sto<f
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/; Smith, / Austin, l; Haines, l.
Fly Catehss-voeSe,l Ii Higham, :; J. McGowan :; Mur-
ply, 2; Wllson, Il Ward, total o. Whean L; weburg,
Foul sbound catches-Highan, 4; Wilson, 3; GRIM, H.
total, T.. Austin,
Struck out Empire, 2.
Base play-pu out by-R McGowan, Il Post 2; Ward. 1;
Hshnm, total, .. uoldie, S. Gecr s; Lyons 8; Tbean,
2-totsl IA
Assisted Murphy, Il Ward Q; Hshsm, Geer 8; 1olds,
81 Nhelan, 2; Austin, 8; Haines 2; Lyons, l.
scorers-hossrs Kelly and Lush.
Umpire-Mr. ". +. Hudson, OF the Union Club.
Time OF gaue-Two hours and twenty y.1ve minutes.
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acknowledged the compliment in q few remarks.
The meeting adjourned at .ate hour.
Cnion Republican Central Cammittes-Ths
New OrganizntiOn COmpIctod.

New Organization Completed.
This body held meeting last night at Apollo Hall,
corner o! Broadway and Twenty eighth street. and
perfected ~ organization. Mr.. Edgar Kelchqm, In
president, after which the following officers were
eected-Norman StrattOn and James A. Lucas first
aud seeona Vice presidents, Hugh Gardner trea-
eurer end Thomas J. Allison and DR.. Emil w.
Hoebef SECRETARIES. Tho meeting then adjourned.
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q Wednesday at 62lt6ast Two O'clock P. e. 70
win stop for q few minutes ct Lowell, Nashua anA
Manchester. A public reception WIN be held on his
arrival at the State House. he wnl dine with Qovs
ernor stesrns and viii be his guest foy the Night
aad leave on special train Thursday morning for
the Crawford House, via Littleton, and make the
ascent OF Mount Washington. and then 10 the
Profile House and spend the night. On Friday
morning he will 60 to Burlington via the Vermont
Central Railroad and thence to Saratoga
The President to Visit Saratoga.
SARATOGA, August "a, 1859.
President Grant has notified the Leands OF the
Onion Hoei. that ne will reach Saratoga on satur.
day, the 2sth inst.
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RESULT OF THE FREIe4r W.p-rbe ,osr,, NJ ,,o
freight war on the competing lines running West
a ron new . YORK or was shown on Saturday when 500
Erie between Port Jervts and New York " This
amount OF business has never been ex.
ceeded ID the history 0f the Erie. such sale of
goods has mad most favorable effect upon the trade
Of New YORK, and, though the goods were purchased
chiefly upon time, large cash return will soon re.
market. And though the con,netition has CEASED
ana egnt rates are to rule again at the old figures
the oenentsto pe derived from this early opening Of
little competltSon OF few days has done much TO-
wards assuring healthy and prosperous business
season tpls IaiI.-7rop Times, AUGUSTA ~
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RIVED Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York-left
Esu uiday p N. Mdsc. 10 James AdGer Co.
i Ad9er l. 10. > Ak n L o, u d ,hr, ns 4 co d
A ANIME G. W .innar BRISTOL y Burcsmyer,
@ D brshe 4 Co d Burke,i, boes ch, /. Burn.
ham, L Bull. b Briggs, L Cohen, w Carr'ngton,
ChAee 20, obia & Co, " ) Forwtl 60, +
thapeau Cameron Barkley. b Carleton Co.
n iuc. Douglass Ailer NJ Drake Darcey, j
II Eae,n & BIO, DOuglsss 4 jackson, Elias, u W
I,uton. / o. rarue's Bo"k s.o,e. 1 I, Falk & 10.
Ekmipg Co, Il asr liner, ] Grayer & Co, II
Glover L 0ui lmn. w Harrissoa. n a Hunt, j
BurkLm, & 20, ~ : Hene Ahtpg, w John OIL a
p jaeger 4 Kerr o., K'nsDSn Bros Knoueloch
4 sn,sl knox.Isly & co, b Katie 10, l. Eelp,
Hhpct wickeboerg Co. Kenoerty, U L'tschgi,
Eriete Cbal map, Laul Ale1and +, A Laug r.
I, Lmertx Muller Nimitz o. W Aarscbcr =
n. rkhard,, u Minor 60, NrLoy & M'e G
Ojennaui.. O'Nieii & sous B O'Neid D aicbaels,
PImeito Pioneer Co ope i've Association. z Pin.
srre c T. Po p nhtim. " Paddon, QuiIby 20.
E1eykr & scnu, htc. Russell, j K Read & Co. Fave.
ptl 4 co. Lsou' & Lynsh. J Rel 8, q " steffens L
SehneiA o, Z Railroad Agent. II see., south
s,n Exvrtss 20 >tepbouse q 60. he herd. W
Svake ~ Ias' % g. ., W Viii 4 o, j N III
Wohl. mann u WriRe 81 Wohken. Walker, Evans
Uopsved, WA With p Walsh. W Webb, wer-
me- Ducie Weiskof. Z We.linR, " Ystee,
Order and bers. July s. at4 a. % miles nclth-
ess: IN m the Fry ng ran passed schr Mosee Brum-
b u b o d S'th
Bh n u1snills, Spear. Bocsport, Me-2o days.
Il re, hoax. q .x,es O'n'y go
Bf ;meri, us, Hind, Bosfon-i0 days. Ice and
Mug. To " soc Il 60 A Gage & 20 Railroad
Ae,piS Helms, d Il >iicox Wnie, P foae ID
oolusn1 L >cu Krlncs, " ckenbsrg 90, FD
-Burner, hart Co, Osiendorn Co, Nienan Bor-
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ger. 3 Maisusil. Kno1, DAILY Co, Cowper-
Co F Fleming 4 Co. and Order.
schr Rockingham. Nicferson. New IorsIS Gays GAYS
Mdse. 10 " Roach Co, Railroad Agent. Adams.
Damon Co. g W Aimsr. y ahrens co. Bus
choff Co. hates co. Brown. Boilmann ofog,
b Cater. Camp en- GO, C.meron balxe.,
q Due McDuff Cohen, Dowie Morse, Douglass
Mi ier E Lee, N Fuller agent D Flemlng. =
Gardner II Gerdts &Co Claclus W'tte, Hai-
rieson, ] He 9, man & Bro q Hacker, HOMES
King Cibbon. J Kanapaux, B O'Nelll, O'Neill
& GO. " McLaiD. Ma scber MrMsster, haVenei
4 Holmes Ring W Shepherd. D b silco1. item
house Co. " L Webb, q Wlnlams Co. hcLoy
! a. Rice d 81 ucas. and others.
Schr E Waterman. Marshall. Baltmore-S days
Corn and Bdse. To Street Bros & Co. and Goodrich,
Wineman Co.
schr Ain Deas, from West Point Mill. "a tcs
Rice To Thurston Holmes.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandfna and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Magnolia, Grove !, New York, July 8.
Steamsh D Maryland, johnson, Baltimore, July 3.
shlpnews by re'ngraph.
NEW YORK, July CARVED, the Java
SAvASlAH, July 6-Ar1ived, steamships San eal-
yador from New Yvri; 1onawanda from Philadel-
phia; America from Baltimore; brIgs Ida Ray and
Adelaide from Portland.
Cleared, steamship Virgo for New York; schr Ann
Susan for Baltimore.
Memoranda.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. c., JULY 4.
ARRIVED.
July 1-schr Palma, Pierce, New York
July 3-schrs Madison Holmea, howard, New
York; Emma. Anthony, New York; Eva Adell, Eaton,
philadelphis; brig George. Swan, Bath.
CLEARED.
July 4-schr Webb, Brewster, New Yors
LIST OF VESSELS
Dp CLEARED AND SAILED FOR lis P0h
FOREIGN
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared. 20
The Minnie Ronertson, sailed. May ~
The Vince, BsltdAy, up. ''9une ~
MEsTTo
BELFAST, NE.
eehr.Zets Psi Thompson. sailed. June 20
60 GoLDsBoRo, 1. ety
Schr Velocity, Pinkhan. sailed June 10
Hxw IoRK..
Brig Bradshaw, Sears, cleared July
Brig BAN mpden. Perkipa, june 3V
Schr Avrover, Brown. ap. p..-.................yu !
Schr Vim l. slrings. Halsly, ..June II
PHILADELPHIA
cchr Adolph Hu2el Robinson, up.......... june %
schr Sarah Cullen, Avis, up.....-..... ....July
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n II. IL c III A us
LDEN REMED lbs.
AK FOR NO oTHtR, TAKE NO OTHER, AND
you will save time health money.
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stage which they fail % cure.
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Ulcers, liberated Sore hroat aid Mouth, Fore
yes. Cutaneous or skin Eruption. Cooper Co!ored
blutcbcs, oreress Of the scalp crofLa, &c; ts the
greltest Repovator, AEe1atlye and Blood Puriber
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leaves the blood pure and heaith-.
DR.. klCHaU'> GOLDEN bALSAM No. q cu.Ps
Mercurial Affections rheumatism in sl II forns,
whether I. ON mercury or other causes; gives imme.
diate relief in all cases. No d'eing rtcessary.
have thousands of Certificates provlnp the mlrseu.
lOus cures ehrcieo by these Lem, dies. Price OF
either No. or No 2, IS per bot or .wo bottles 1or
So
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aclral cure for Nervous Gen. raj Debi it,, IN oo
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IrIce So er bottle. or two bottles tor 50.
On receipt OF prize these Remedi,s will be shipped
TO any place. Prompt attention paid 10 all corroe'
deIts. None genuine wi. hcut b. name of "DI.
ri. HAU', GOLDEN REMkIlEs, ID. X. RICHARDSk
sole prol rielor," b.own In Riass OF lot lea.
lddress D r. RICBAnDS.
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Office Bours from A. II. to9P. 81.
Cru ara sent. 1y July
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THE DAILY NEWS.
rhe voico Of Nature.

How graceful was that Gree an crsed
Whicu tau bit tust tongue. OF oia
Dwelt in the mountain and the meaa'
And where the torrents IolPd;
And that 10 times OF sscre6 fear,
with sweet, mysterious rosns.
They g. .,oke aloud. while some pale seer
Interpret their tones.
: And, lady, why should We not deem
That IN each echoing bill.
And eoundng wood, and dancing stream
: Alanguage fingers still
No lovefisr scepes round Delphi spread
AaTbau round thee stretch divine;
Nor Grecian mait bent brighter head
BY haun.ed stream than thine.
Morn. noon, and eve-b!rd, beam and oreeze'
Here blend to bless the day;
My portion OF their memories
Be ever round thy way
Sweet waters for he weary BARK,
Through parch1ng seas that sails:
Fdends may grow islse and fortune drK,
But Nature never tails.
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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they who mind their own business Find hap
py man or woman, and the affairs of another trouble
them but little Il Is none Of your business If the
iniper kisses one Of the sisters, or one of the ss
ters thus salues the minister. II cannot eject you
when man you know ralls on cir you don't know.
or one you do What II tber is kissing behind the
door, in tunnels and when the night is dark at the
veetibule Of the -nurch. the gate Woula
you not do the same thing If the chance was offered
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AND HERE WALTER. Is A YOUNG MAN,

just like you and us. my boy. he has wit, sense
education. ih'elh5ence. friends. ambition. and is
loved. He has knowledge Of the world, acquired
By mixing with its people He has anotoa and
the same ne in which to w1n honor. fine and dis
tin. tou, as had Franklin. Fuitou. Morse. and host
of Others. He is naturally su art, but, Waiter,
y, as he meets Us do you see the excess ofmos g.
ture In his eye the little puffy ridge under 1t the
gradual turning Of the beautiful corners of the
mouth his mother 80 loved to kiss. These. my boy,
tell sad tale of early shipwreck of disease, ofpre-
mature death, Of neglected and squandered gifts
december ~
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II WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS. !"

II WENT TO THE LAND OF bTEAU1 HhbIIes
WANTED to hand several '.bricks" down to pos.
terity, und was told by father that with New Eng
and girl tor wife, could raise more children grow
more onious, ssin mora eels, sing more psalms
In W mo OF what was going on IN the neishbor.
hood, hear more scandal, sleep less nights have
relatives eat more beans, love myself and hate
others more, and get more out Of dollar. than any
other sort Of woman in this happy country socaled
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WALTER, MY BOY,

Here comes q man who ohce itch. he had
friends, aud money. and loving family, and posi-
ton, and influence, and setrespect and integrity,
and future OF usesulncss before him. But. my
boy, lie don't look Hike it now. He elected to an
important Office BE forgot the lessons his good
mother taught him. and was asked by designing
pot Ians to sell his VITO TO party Of swindl,rs
corld no. for tho life Of him gvo articulation 10 that
little word, and go he tell.
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HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT,

HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR THE COMPLAINT
Prom mother and father that the BOD or daughter Is
not WELL that they have no appetite; that they feel
languid that tho head Gches all the time; that they
are growing thin and feeble, and that they have no
lite nor energy ict And the questions are often
asked, What shall DO for thrn2 What hall give
thcm2 Our answer is. let them try Plantation Bit
ters N odera ely. three tunes day, and our word
for it ,hoy will recover.
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AND HE had A FEMALE CHILD,

AND HE had FEMALE CHILD,
Whose name was Hevs BrRhtwater. and who vai
twenty mine years old; who wore red stockings, red
earters, metal tipped shoes, green Ipectsces, and
the prettest red lair the world ever Be- eyes on OF
into. Hexa, true New Rpgland gal, ehewed wads OF
pine gum. and sweetened her broth With onions.
Hem wasn't 20 much Landowner than sdoll as to
make the coll faint but she waa Intelligent; in fact, in
tehgence was her best hold but one; she was great
on making baby garments, and had her trunks full,
packed away, that sbe might be ready as willing
when the evil hour drew nigh sbe trusted itwould
from year 10 year.
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A WINE GLASS FILL

OF Plantation Bitters taken three times day, before
each meil. Will make the fame of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretchea existence.
For ladies 1t s al elegant and Gentle smulant just
euch as they require.
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JAMES Marsh, ESQ.,,

No. 1859 West First, treet New Yorh, says he
has three children. The first two are weak and
pupy, lis wife having been unable TO nurse or
attend them; but she has sken Plantation Bit
ters for the Last ten years. and has child now Is
months old. which she has nursed and re red her,
self, and both are hearty ami WE'LL Plantation Bit
ters is invaluable TO mothers.
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PLANTATION ByrTERs.

Is made from pure Of. Croir Rum and Calisava
Bark known the world over for its curative proper.
ties), and will fortiy the syst m against disease,
caused by change OF water and diet. Ifyou are in.
elined to dyspepsia, Try it. If you have the chihs
and fever or any kiodred aeease, by all means take
Plantation Bitters 1hey are sold by all druggists
of repuie.
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Alafhiafrq, Castings, Gtf.

STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL corr
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BollEk'
| AND PAYS. Of all Sizes
aoRsE POWERS AND GIN sEABINa. from t,
l6 feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Ranc.
power. Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all description,
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INas, GRATINas.
cEsTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS. de-, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENERRY,
NACHINISI AND FOUND FR.
No. slA AMERTINa-sTREET,
CHARLESTON. e. G.
August. 8 mvs
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Gpmmer,ial.

charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
oyFlok OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
= CHAlLExToN. Tuesday Evening. July D.
CorroHAThis article showed much frnness, ana
operators had to submit to rates which were gener'
Ally in sellers favor the market d playing only the
moss limited supply Of the staple. sales about 100
bales, viz: at 40; at 90; ls at s2 at s2K;7s at
3S We quote:
IIvEEPooI CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordinary .......30 @32
Low Kidding. ......S11s@-
BY New York classification We quote:
Middlinr. nom,naIly. .SSh@-
RloE.-1his gram wa in fair demand, and prices
sho1ed rather more steadiness. Sales about 12S
terces o. clean Carolina. viz: 81 at X; 20 at TX; 50
at 7X, and Is at &c p b. We quote Gun mon to fair
clean Carolina At 7x@7x good s@sRc p h..
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PLANTATION BITTERs

Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and ,nvlSorating, and Exhausted Na ure's great
restorer. As an agreeable and peasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be e>celed.
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Dlantation Bttttrs.
WHAT BRICK POME aOY

DID WRITE AND WHAT he DID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem, and am no lone
come! len O'Clock. How I wish he would come
It is 80 lonely here with the children asleep once
he loved to stay with mt, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and am 80 tired, cannot sleep MY
heart aches and grows sad. I am growing DID, per
haps May be my face Is not as fair as once, but my
heart is ss warm. though it is often sad.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST Been
AWARDED TO CHAs. NJ. STIEFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHILADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WAREROOM, No. NJ LIBERTY
STREET. ABOVE BALTIMOREsTEEET.
BALTIMORE. Md.
STIEFF'S PIANOS BAYE ALL THE LATEST
Improvement, including the AgraIe treble, ivor!
tronts and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted for hve years, with privilege Of e1chanei
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory
Purchaser. Second.h handed Pianos and Parlor o.
gsns always on hand from $50 to $780,
REFEREES WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS N Csc:
General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, ,Wilmin- -.ton, N. g.
General d. a. Hill, Charlotte, N. G.
Governor John Letcber, Lexington. Va.
Messrs. R. Burwel Sons, Charlotte, n. o., Fe'
male Seminary.
c. B. Kiddick, Female college, Kitrell's Springs,
NC.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, Italian Opera.
Messrs Ferson & Sons, Sumter, 8. c.
Charles Spencer, Charleston 8. @.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October %
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Up THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands Of them are constantly relating
to US, we candidly believe half Of the weakness
proetation and distress experienced b. them would
vanish
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ONE O'CLOCK.

What charms can he find in that foul-scented
room, by that dusty table. cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison taining his
breath. running his mind, undermining his eonstits-
tion. planting seeds of disease. SOU inderinR his
money clouded with smoke. tired with excitement.
1s this happiness Is this life Is this our mission?
Obi I am 60 tired, do come home.
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PLANTATION B1TTERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
storer. Resolve 10 buy bottle, and don't sleep on
it. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-07

"po YOU 90 DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
"No darling. have labored enough to-day Whv
should flee nom home, from happiness. from theef
Life is tIl short to love-t too short to squander.
love the pbot graph of my cart too well. No dar-
ling, my heart is here; Lere let me keep 1t company