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CARPETINGS.

A few pieces to CLOSE OUT at less than MARKET
VALUE, as have no place to keep them. Here i
opportunity TO buy a Carpet CHEAP. a. they must
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An amiable old widow living not a
hundred miles from the Hub, was asked
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CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of AIIeghany, testifes that
it has cured him. after all other remedies had failed
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you If you
take the trouble to enquire that every that buys
bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them. speaks
in the most unqualified praise of its great medicina
virtues.
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WHOOPING COUGH.
The testimony of all who have used it for this ter
rible disease during the last ten years. is, that it in
yariably relieves and cures it.
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From LESTER SEXTON, of Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. "a, 1868.
Messrs. G. G. Clark Co.. New Haven, Conn.,:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. and it has proved perfectly satisfactory as
remedy, have no hesitation in saying that we have
received great benefit from its use
Very respectfully,
tSignedD LESTER SEXTON.
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COFFINS AND CAsKETs

A Large assortment Of Black Walnut cbs~r,,
Birch. and Soft Wood Collins and CasEets Can X,
had trimmed at short notice. ' 'e
Prices for Ready pay. ~ 'eASoha'ie
Old Furniture repaired and Upholstered 70 ord.-
20
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SORE THROAT.

Keep your throat wet with the Balsam-taking
little and often--and you will very find relief
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KID G Low ES,
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

have large stock Of the above goods in all the
different styles and qualities.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
viii aso be found invaluable in all cases Of Diar-
raea. Dysentery. Collie. Summer Complaints. Girl
ping. and in fact every disordersd condition of the
tomach.
Sold BY Druggists in city or country everywhere
at 81 per bottle. or by application to
THE c. G. CLARK CO.,
Sole Proprietors New HavenCt
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS
Yield at once to a steady use of this great remedy.
1t will succeed in giving relief where all other
edies have failed.
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M | R r O R s!

with Round Corners. Arched Top, 0vals, All Gilt.
Rose and gilt, and Common Glasses of all sizes
Also Picture Mouldngs Oval Frames of ali descTin.
TONS Cords, Tassels, etc.
PICTURE FRAMES MADE AT SHORT NOTICE
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GEORGE O. GUILD

Has just received and offers for sale, at very Low
prices, new
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c., FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1869.

8, : he did not know him we'll enough. This
ha ened just before the Presidents trip to
We, Point. He wanted to get chat ce 10
study Robeson's good and bad points with
out la ne the object of his curiosity know
about l.. Before starting for West Point,
the p es. mt said to Borie: Suppose you
write n:te to your friend Robson, and
say you az, going with me to West
Point, and thu; as you have the privilege Of in
vlting friend you would like him to be one Of
the party. In that way will get chance TO
see what kind of a man he is." Bore, who it
seems was anxious to place Robson in his old
shoes, readily complied with the request. The
result of it was, Mr.. Robson made one of the
Presidential party at West Point. On the way
up and during the time they renamed there
Grant embraced every opportunity to draw
Robson out on various topics. Ofcourse Mr..
Robeson-who had no idea at that time oi
being offered q place in the Cabinet-felt con-
siderably honored in the attentions he received
from the President, and spoke his mind quite
freely on every subject introduced. Grant is
said to have eyed Robson as man does a
horse he is about to purchase. The President
told Borie that Robson had many good points
about him, and he would appoint him Secre-
tary of the Navy, as he guessed he was about
as good man as he could get.
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SOUTH AMERICA.


New YORK, July 1.-The Alaska brings As
pinwall dates to the 23d and sxty-seven thou
sand dollars 10 spe'ie.
The Colombian Congress has adjourned
after refusing to ratity ting American and Brit
ish treaties for an inter-ocesnic canal. Two
THOUSAND laborers are employed on the inter-
oceanic railroad. z.,,.
:. The Chilian President accepts the media
ton of the United States between Chill and
Spain. -a:,-,ae....
There was large meeting Of Cuban sympa-
}. thi.eIs OF Lima, which adopted resolutions
Urging the Peruvian Government to send mon
itors to aid the eubaus. -
The yellow fever is rapidly disappearing
from Peru.
Sne Congress Of Costa Rica confirmed the
contract with the Americans for tho inter
oceanic railroad.
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Il FEDERAL STAR CHAMBER.

NEW ORLEANS. July 1.-The Cong ssional
Oomuittee OF Investlgatlon into the conduct
of tho November elections in this city and
State, consisting Of Stevenson, of Ohio; Bur-
dett. of Missouri; Kerr, Of Indiana, will ad-
iourn to-day the last witness examined beng
Governor Yarmouth. The committee has
been in session continuously for two months.
sitting generally seven or eight hours daily;
has examined some FIVE hundred witnesses
from every quarter Of the State, snd embrac-
ing FIVE contested election cases. The most
important part OF The testimony relates to dis
turbances in this city. the Parishes Of St. Lam
DRY. Bossier and 81. Bernard. Much Of it re-
hates to q secret order snowo as the Knights
OF the White Camelis. Tbs testimony covers
sone ten thousand manuscript pages, equiya-
lent to two thousand printed pages.
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WHAT The FEATURES lNDIcATE.-We are told
that the TX rcmrs OF both lar-eness and small
less of stature arc not favorable 10 strength
of mIellccL. Grants and dGartS are generally
deficient in this reSuect, and excessive cOrpu-
lencY or mcI"reness IS seldom ASSOCIATED with
mcuIal ACTIVITY. Aristotle anu Napoleon Bo-
,aparte however were very short, Char,1s
James Fox was exceedingly fit, Dame Weo-
ster b. b broad and tall, aud Lord Ne.son .
living skeleton.
A largc head Is generally the accompaniment
OF great intellect; rut small one with q
CO nparatively extensive forehead Is quite con-
sistent with mental capacity. Raphae!, Char .es
XII. Frederick the Great. and Lord Brougham
were lliu ,iratlons Of the latter flct.
1t is SAID that any Do.c which is less than
tho height of the forehead is an indication OF
defective intellectual power. The ewes indi-
este character rather BY their color than form.
The dark blue are found most commonly III
parsons Of gcnIle aud refined characi er;
light blue and gray in the rude and energetic.
Lavater says "H.Z 81 eles are tho moro usual
Indications Of mind m ,scullnc, vigorous and
profound; just as genius, properly so-called,
is almost a.w vs. assoclaied with eyes Of yell
lowi-h cast. bordering on hazel" The higher
the brows rise the more their possessor Is sup
posed 10 be und the influence OF feeling, and
the lower the better con rolled by his reason. A
vely small eyebrow is On Indication OF wauL oil
force Of character. tocrably large mouth
is essential to ri.or and energy, aud yer,
Amall one is indicative OF weakness and indo-
lenc,. In maui, I zee the upper lip shoulu
extend beyond and dominate the lower. Fleshl
Lps are oftener found associated " tn vo uptu-
GUS and me gro oles with passionless n
ture. rhe retreating chin ludIcales w1akLcss
the perpendicular strength; Gn1 the shIrp
acuteacss Of mind.
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a,- THE SEASON OF EXHAUsl ION.-

~ THE SEASON OF EAHAUSl 1ON.-
No matter how vigorous by narure the system and
the constitution may be- they must necessarily sufer
moro or less from the depicting effects OF the tempe
raure of midsummer, unless strengthened and sus-
taincd by wholesome tonic treatment. The extra
pressure upon the vital forces must be met and
coanterbalanced by extra resistant power; the un
usual and rapid G. assumption OF the animal nu ds py
prouse perspration, must be compe nsated by the
perfect digestion and assimilation Of toe food taken
into the stomach. from which both the fluids and
the solids OF the body are derived. Otherwise the
nhvsical strength declines AID the mind. syppathiz-
ing with the machinery through which 1t acts, be
comes depressed aud enervafed' sumuiAnt "
therefore absolutely required at this season. not
violent one, culied to produce febri'e excitement
bu, something which will recruit and reinforce the
whole organization IN proportion to the extraordi-
nary drain to viii the torrd heat subj cts It
THIS desldera um Is supplied in palatabie and
most efficient form in q HJsrEfTES'S STOMACH
BlTTERS. which the people Of this country, aitar
-nore than TWENTY-FIVE years experience, have ae-
cepted and endorses as the best tonic Alternative and
anti bilious preparation which medical Chemistry
has yet succeeded in obtaining from The strength
s.s aiming, be ling AID purify na products Of the
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient OF this famous
compound has its osn spec ho virtue, and the result
oi th ir comknIion Is the most genial invieorant
aperient and regulating medicine ever administered,
either as preventive cure Of the disorders most
common In eur variab Climate Among these may
be enumerated dyspepsia, biiouspess. constipation,
fever and ague, nervous debility nd all the ailments
| nroceedipp from imperfect digestion course Of
H0SrRI fER'S BITTt Rs is tue best posaol" ran.
euard against the dangers which menace parsons Of
both sex 9, and all ages, during the heated term.
June &C pAe
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so many during hot weather. Keep clean
conscience as well a5 clean SKIN and clean
clothing, and don't gst excited. II uncom-
fortably warm at any time, immerse the hands
ar d feetin cold water, or let q stream OF cold
water run upon the wrists or ankles for a short
time. or hold piece of ice in the hands. This
will soon cool the whole body.
AN ESCAPE FROM MOSQUITOES.
How to evade the annoyance of mosquitoes
is, at this season, matter Of primary lmpor-
tance. Meetings., the most impervious appa-
rently, fail to Keep out the desperate little buz.
zers. We have used every stratagen, IN vain.
They will manage to put in an appearance, aud
shortly thereafter bill, just as we compose
ourselves for the much-needed rest; sleep 1s
out Of the question with even one mosquito
for o bedtellow, while the one shortly becomes
dozen, for the sly little fellows exhibit
great deal Of generosity toward each other,
and always reveal 70 their friends the npodus
operdndt Of their ehtry to our closely screened
couch. While puz2ling our brains recently
tor some eficaciCus protection against these
dlminutve enemies Of human repose, we re-
ceived the following from q friend, winch will
be found jhst the thing and never failing. We
give it for the benefit Of our readers: Take
Of gum eamphor piece abont one-third the
slzs of an egg, and evaporate it by placing in a
tin vessel. holding: it over lamp or candle,
taking care that it does not ignite. The smoke
will soon fill the room and expsI tine mosqui-
toes. who will return no more, at least for that
night, even il the windows be left open.
Try it.
sUNsTRoKE-How TO AVOID 1T.
The season when the SUMS rays pour down
with their greatest intensity. and lDfilct upon
the head OF man the dangerous malady known
as coup de soteil, is nuw at hand, and it is well
to remind persons of the fact. Very simple
precautions will save persons from being seized
by the malady in question. One Of the best
pIeventlves is thin piece Of sponge loosely
sowed into the top of the hat, and occasionally
moistened with water in the course OF the day.
We have heard of 2 man who walked twenty
miles under hot sun with damp pocket
handkerchief inside the crown Of his Hat, and
cautions are so obvious and simple that people
do not regard them. We're they complicated
and expensive, their use would be more gene
raj.
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THE NEW CABLE

HAVANA, June so.-The steamer Contocook
bas arrived, and will return to Key West to-
night. This orning at nine o'clock-Green-
wich time-the Great Eastern telegraphed to
us: ssWelcome; going 10 cut the cable and
buoy" Have received no signals since the
first sign; something wrong in the electrical
condition of the cable occurred this morning,
but nothing definite has been heard. Electri-
clans see NO reason for alarm, delay being the
on]y inconvenience.
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arsrArE OF SOuru CAROLINA, NIARL.

sgSrATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BoRo CoUNrY-IN oUlTY-MARY 8. :. JACK
SON. ADM'Y. Va. HJGHJ IA KSON. Rr AL.-BiLL
FOR pARII IUN, 60 -Nohce is hereby gwen, in
obedience TO order made IN the aoo'e statei case
tha. the next of kin OF WILLIAM j. JACKSON, de-
ceased living at the time oi his death, or their heirs
q, law a:d legal representatives.. besides HUGH
JACK ON and Ella, JAcK-UN, arc requested to
establish cefore such relationship. at Benne ts-
VILE. =. c., on or before The FIRST MONDAY OF AU-
cusr next P. Mc1OLL. Cierl.
June - stl,tn luo
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
PARALLEL BETWEEN THE sYAN-ouBAN BxpED.-

PARALLEL BETWEEN THE RYAN-CUBAN BxPED,-
TON AND TIE CASE OF THE ALABAMA.
LONDON, June 2s.-The Star, commenting Oh
the reported departure of Rsan's expedition
for Cuba, brings the circumstance to Dear
upon the claims now pending between tne
United States and Great Britain. 1t says: I'VE
are interested in the conduct OF the United
States Government in this matter. America
now stands id relation to Cuba exactly as Eng
land did in relation to the Southern Confed-
erscs. Her neutrality laws must be thorough.
| " and effectively enforced. or she will lose the
hold she has gained on public opinion, which
claims. The Alabama escaped unarmed, with
IN ordinary merohantman's crew on b,ard,
and we are justly held to have incurred high
degree of responsibility for the consequences.
The departure of q party Of eight hundred men
from New York, as far as can be judged nom
present accounts, appears to be nm inrachon
Of the neutrality laws just as fragrant SO the
escape Of the Alabama, md one which could
have been much more easily prevented"
THE YES1AN PRISONERS.
DUBLIN, June 29.-At the meeting held last
night to urge upon government the release OF
the Fenian prisoners, four, thousand people
were present. Butt, q prominent lawyer, said
the motto OF all true Eishmep ought to be,
"Bide your time; put your trust IN God and
keep your powder dry" II the British Gov
ernment persisted in keeping these men incar-
oerated. all it's professions Of Cancellation would
be useless. Williams, OF Dungarvon, declared
the Fenian prisoners would not accept mercy.
They demanded justice from ministers. II the
latter refused it. let blood be upon their own
heads. BE would not, however, advocate
resort to the sword, for that doctrine was now
out Of time.
.-A1yA1Ra I'M sRAIx.
/ MADaIps July 1.-The cortes have rejected
the bill increasing the;duty on cereals. :
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THE NEUTRALITY BUSINESS.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The Revenue Cutter
Mahoning yesterday afternoon captured the
last fihbuster tug boat Chase, with seventy
five men on board; also, the schooners Nancy
and Wino1a, with rifles, feld-pisces, sabres
and ammunition. ALI the vessels are nov at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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FnoM wAsHINFToM.

tl-4N ~
CAPTURE OF CUBAN oRAFT-cuBAN4 EXPEDITIONS =
CuBANs TO BE DECLARED BHLLIGRREErs By
TIE UNITED sTATEs-THE MONEY PANIC.
WAsHuaroa; July 1.-The three Cuban
crafts captured in New York barbor contained
only ons hundred and fifty men. The main
expedition has undoubtedly gone to sea. The
police have information OF the departure Of q
schooner loaded with horses, which will proba-
bly, perish for want Of the hay on board Of the
captured vessel Thornton, the British, and
RoDlf.s, the Spanish Minister, have been in
consultation with Banks. Alter consulting the
Oubans visited the Presidsnt. Rawlings and
Banks think that the Jutans will obtain their
independence, and that the United States Goy-
: ernment will declare them; beligeIepts before
many weeks.
Bishop White visited the President to-day.
Yesterdays Express says that it has leaked
out that about IS 0o00 900 in greenbacks are
looked up by parties manipulating the money
market to effect prices generally; the present
distress could never have been reached at this
season but remarkable assistance from the
Treasury Department. Wall-street has looked
up $5 O0O, 900 and Boutwell, $50 100000.
There was an immense crowd ct Gettysburg
to-day. The ceremonies took place according
to programme.
The debt statement shows: decrease OF
sixteen and half millions.
The debt bearing com interests two thous-
and two hundred millioos. Bearing currency
interest, sixty-six milhons. Bearing no inter
est, four hundred and eighteen and hall mil
hons. The debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity, Ave millions. Coin in the
Treasury, ssventy-nine and three quarter mil
lions. Coin certificates, thirty and bali mil
lions. Currency, thirty-seven millions. :
The Secretary Of the Treasury directs the
assistant treasurer at New York, to purchase
bonds not exceeding three million dollars
per month. to be held BY the Treasury Depart
ment subject to the future action Of Con-
g16ss. :
Among the Cnbans overhauled and captured
are parties bailed to keep the peace for an
amount Of about seventy-fve tho6sand dollars.
Colonel Ryan and q large: number are still,
missing. The New York papers convey the
impression that the entire expedition failed,
Among the American officers captured we're
Colonels Bryan and Keats, Majors 0lpey and
Courtenay, Captains T. F. O'Neill, Vim. 81.
Lindsey. Kearns. Murtha. McCue, Simonton,
Gibbins, Tom Masterlon, Dixon, Hoar, Harris
and several others; all OF whom have acquired
sreputation as brave ofacsrs in the late war.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-sacramento City re
ceived Seward with salute Of fifty guns and
fying flags. Both parties participated in the
reception.
The Democratic Convention passed resolu-
tions denounclng the Fifteenth amendment.
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funeral aotifss.

COiTEs.-Died, at summerville, on the 1st inst,
ELIZABETH, only child OF W. s. and Z. A. COATES.
a6 The Friends OF tho Family are re-
epectfuy invited to attend the Foneral Services at
Mrs. ". G. GATRwooD's residence. No. 81 rradd.
street, at halfpast Nine cock THIS MOANING, with
out further invitation. July2
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BALTIMORE, July 1-Judge Giles. Of the
Federal Court, decided to-day that the steamer
oubs was liable to oonfscation for smugg ing
nears ffom Cuba. The defendants have ap-
resied.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNAEDIhA AND JACKSON
VILE.
-A THE ELEGANT AND FIRST-CLA
STEAMER CITY POINT, Captain
6Bo. E. MCMILLAN. will soil from Charleston every
TUESDAY EVENING, at Nine O'Clock, tor the abow
points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernsndina for Cedar Keys. at whict
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile.
Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading sigued to New Orleans and
Mobile.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed al sunset will be stored at ris
J. D. AIKEN l. CO.. Agents.
Nav AZ south Atlantic Whayf.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY 3
THROUGH LINZ TO --

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY
THROUGH LINZ TO ---
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. a
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
~r STEAMERS OF 1RE ABOVE
ME&$2 line leave Pier No. A, North Rtvef,-
LE5E1lkHN" foot Of Canal atreet. New Yorf. at
.s5- IL O'Clock noon Of the list, 11th aud
21st of every month Except when these dates tall
On Sunday. then the Saturday precedingL :.
Departure Of 1st and 2lst connect at Psnams With
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 1st touch ut ksnzanillo.
Departure of 11th OF each month connects With
the new steam line from Panama TO Australia apt
New Zealand.
steamship oREeoNIAN leaves ssn Frar cisco for
China and Japan August 1863.
No California steamers touch at HAVANA, bat 60
direct from New York TO Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information 1ypls
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the Nhsn
loot of Canalstreet, North River, New York.
March IL Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
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Marritb.

PINCKNRY-SEYLE.-On the morning of the 2Sd
Jnne st B.thel Chuch. by the' Rev J. T. WIeHT
MAN, y. GOURDIN PiNCKN. to MARY JANE,
only daughter Of C. c. SLILE, Esq, all Of this
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~ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - ALL
persons having caiUs agninst the Estate of JOHN
MEHRT. NJ, deceased, will present the same duly
attested, and all rsous iudebed to said Estate will
make payment at No. 1877 East Bly, to
J.N. NJ. WOHLrMANN, Administrator.
I'm Is
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Sprfial aotiets.

sSNOTIcE.-A DIVIDEND OF TEN (1O)
DOLLARS PER SHARE will be paid to the Stock
holders of the Graniteville Manufacturing Com
pspy at theofce OF the President, on aud after the
10th instant. B. q. BIcK@AN,
July2 8 President.
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aSSoUrH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY SAVINGS Dr. PAB rMENT. Deposits
made on or before Goth July will draw interest rom
1st instan'. THOMAS R. .'wARINa, Cashier
1.1r O &
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~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARROLL
Ma, CHARLESTON, JULY 2. 1sss.-sunday next
being the 4th of July, this Bank will be closed on
MONDAY, the 9th instant Paper payable on the 4th
and 9Th instants must be anticipated.
H. D. ALEXANDER.
July2 Cashier.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

WILMINGTON, DEL, July IAN explosion
took place at Dupont's powder mills, which
killed two persons.
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HINTS FOR SUMNER.

Sen Bathing dangers OF EIcess-sum-
mer Drtnks-Bow to Keep COOl-Dfet
for Hot Weather-Fighting the Mos
QuItoes.