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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-29

Reports are current in London tina
fresh supplies Of war material have beer
sent recently to Lille, Metz and Stras
burg, and that the Notifications Of those
towns are swarming with laborers. Mar
shall Niers silence in presence of these
preparations is looked upon with great sus
picion, because whenever he is silent it is
sure sign of his having much to thinl
about of serious nature.
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TERMS or THE NEWS.

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nj the Office.
THE T;i-WEi:NI.Y NEWS Published OH iucH'fFf'
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months 81: ana 80 criilS month Tot ANY shorter
period.
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nnd no paper continued after tic expiration oi
the time paid for.
ApvrRrISEMENrs.--grs insertion - cents y
line: subsequent Insertions 10 cents II line. Slc-
ciai Notices IL cents u line each insertion. Gu'i'
ness Notices - Gents Il line each Insertion. .i!r-
ringe ami Funeral Notices one Dollar each. Cats
and Elcctroiypc Advertisements Will bc inserted
OIL the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Fonn't'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words - cch'S
each insertion; over ~. au,l not exceeding ~
words 10 cents each insertion; over 30 ana not
exceeding 10 words 80 cents each Insertion. MI
announcements TO lie published III these rates
mus, be paid for In advance.
REMIrrANUEs siuui he made by PoSt"ihct
Money order or by Express. II this cannot h'
done protection agains, losses 10y mail may h'
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF The propriciorS Of THE NEWS
or by sending The money i'll registered lc'tci
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. II9 East liay. Charleston, :. &.
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TnE Planters and Mechanics Bank has

The Planters and Mechanics Bank has
received no more than its due mecd of APP
InoueUivu M tiiu icccuL tu,iuii u, um .ouviv,,
for the Relief of the Widows and Orphans of
The Clergy OF The Protestant Episcopal
Church ri The state Oi Soutl, Carolina 'rii,
society before the war, was possessed Of
very considerable funds, and amongst them.
o! several hundred shares in tho rrmtols
AND Mechanics Bank. AZ the recent annual
meeting it was unanimously resolved 10 pay
M the new instruments which are now called
for by the Bank "a enable i, 10 resume huai-
moss the managers 0i the society ave
among our most active business M u. and
have TINS exhibited practically their conf
ticncc III the bank. We trust that this indi-
cation assures us q! The general concurrence
OF The stockholders, ana that our business
community will soon have the pleasure of
renewing their relations with this old and
wei! managed institution.
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street Two Of the wcalthicst proprictOrs In the
place. After this, under The pretencc Of search
Ing tor arms, tnry oi.k.I ti..i. i-....s- -.---'
I,,r""h ''.;- A.....it,.~" the plDliC square.
Several nutaricS were served in the same man
ncr. ono man WHO refused 10 give them
nu:ry wI.' dragged from his huil:e into Il
public square ANA there murdered in cold
blood. Three merchants were siUt 1T their
supper tables. ono OF The bankers Of The town
was visited hy three chief, of the band, who
went To him To demand aims i'll the name of
the sovereign people. AZ Su0n as they enter
cl tie house they demanded money Iic
handed TO two al The chiefs SUN
amounting: Ia nearly eleven hundred dollars.
rhr Third chic! guarded The door. When
hr learned thai his two comrades had re-
ccivcd the aboyc sum lie went and denounced
,hcm as thieves, ami then consistently got
:nsi exact similar sum. Tho scoun,lrcs l:lv-
ing rXtortcd the amount, went 10 II cdjdypf 10
| drink and gamble. They were killed while
ih,B engaged Int the banker did moi succeed
| in recovering his money. good account is
| given OF their lchavjOr at the battle of Sara
"ossa Although The troops Ouin,r'lhrred
| them by iuur hundred men, vel The nHliycni
conlcnicd over thirty honra, and the fight was
only put gn end 10 by the ariillcu ba!icrins
do*n number Of houses. This .;ls Il work
oi some time, for the Spanish hohscs are built
like for;rrssc-. IL is stated iiat upward OF
two hundrct men were Killed II The Struggle,
and The ',imh,r %! woun,ir,l ,nay consequent,
ly be r.u..;licd ut five times .ia! lumber
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In Stptn Quo.

| The Union Longshorcmcn are still on
strike, and, strange to say, the shipping
agents give no sign Of either determined rc
sistancc or humble submission io The de-
mands made upon them. In the mcaniinc
lhH whole course of trade is checked and
confused, and shippers know not how To dis,
pose OF the thousands of bales of ilrccy coi :
| ton pouring into Charleston from every pnr
Oi the South.
/ Ihc employers. thanks to themselves. IL,
hor under many disadvantages. They have
capital 70 oppose TO mere numbers; but they
are not united in action, if they arc united
Ill !erling, and seem willing To drift help
lcSSiy to and fro with The surges Of the po,,l-
lar tide. y simple coalition for PURPOSES of
mutual protection would make The employers,
| lhTnlhcranie, ana in any other cit, than This
thr pfoScripiivc policy of the Lonyshorc-
mems Union would lon- $50 have console
dated the merchants and sbipnrrs iu,o :,
rompnc! and wirl'iy body, capable of meet
lliS promptly even the most sudden cncr
Gcncy. But in Charleston it is every en-
rloycr for himself To The firm and united
body of Union Longshorcmcn there il op-
posed nothing but Il crowd of Very worthy
citizens, each OF whom has his OWE view or
the cause OF the common trouble, and his
own opinion as 10 the best way Of patching
np peace.
The Union Longslloremcn. on the contra
ry, know what they are about and stand
slnareiy together. They count on the ALL
sence OF organization on the part OF their
opponents to make victory sure and they
Know that their success will force every
lonSshorcman into the Union and make it.
both in'lnstrially and politically, one of the
strongest leagues in the South. In this way
theF nave IL clear i'lea of what they want
hau how to obtain their ends. They Law
DOWN their ultinatum, and can only he
"fivcn rom their position by unity, patience
ana iilnncss-thruc qualities which, among
inc shippers, seem to be sadly wanting. The
l0nSshoren"n regard this as "a fair trial of
strength, Il fair light for supremacy. Ii they
fail they will yield quietly, for there is no
iii" blood, so far, between the workman anil
the employer. But if they triumph, AS they
expect 10 'lo, then they will usc, TO the ut
most, every power which victory NAV give
them.
Our opinion Of the conduct of both en-
ployerS and employed is already known.
We desire that the laborcrs may he well
paid, and when The time comes this IA
per Will fight az sturily rs any for the
rights OF the workingman. But the
employers, also, have rights which should
be respected; and, whether il be popu-
lar or unpopular TO say so, We do not
hesitate to declare that in their present
strike, the longshoremen go too far, for they
invade the rights Of others, and pursue
themselves the very policy of prescription
which they denouncc at their meetings
with violence too sudden to he sincere.
We have said our say and wash our hands
OF the matter.
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Gbp Gl)ag;le 2Ersp@,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1860.
To Oar Friends in the Country
iuccMcnts to New Subscri5"

,,o,,,.a - ,.,,, - -, THE NEWS,
,phich il 0hc".. ''t"o"t cree. ~" "'' '"'"'.'
,,n,rv., Ia ne .yuy,h r"0"t"F' r'%fo'' al
'fSp 'rcH 'rgaohd J. ''"hom i" his ""d ne
otJoining States "0h i"d"ccHcnt t0 ne plan,.
erS 10 substy1bo 20 THE NEWS bcipIe he crpi,a.
ton Qr ne present geai', 'rr hare arranged ,cHh
lfrsSsw. ''"ih"'', E"hs &c tnasrcd, TIE publish.
eys Qnhe RURAL CAROLiSIAN, Ia supply nat nc,c
dna S"p'i0 agricultural mdgayiMr, t0.,eitcr ,rith
nIE NEWS, to az ne'o subscribers, at he .follor-
ing rcID tOU rates:
TIE DAILY NEWS ana The RURAL. CARoLiNIAX
one p'dr, for sir dmia,s ana .Er1n cents.
THE TRI-WEEHr.Y NEWS ana ne RrRAi. CARO-.
LiSlAS, one gear, Gor .f0n' dollars.
subscriptions 10 The f'ro publications ,n0u DC
sent either To Mr piDD,i"t0rS az THE NEWS or iD
me DroD'f"t0rS g Hr RURAL CAROLiHIAH. Bot
persons Desiring Ia 6rdH themselves nrthis oBii
~hst do so bcforc Hp frst of JdnWary mcri as
The arrangement CM not BE- erieudcd Uryoud
that period.
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70 Adrer: iscrs.

we beg that advertisements Intended for
insertion in TIE NEWS may bc sent direct
10 lhis "'lioc. When sent through another
Office, they frequently do not reach us until
so l;ile an hour as to make their publication
IN The next issue of our paper difficult, if
moi impossible We make this request not
more for our own convenience than for the
security OF the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

OUR Washington correspondent calls at-
tehlion to The fact that just before the close
oi the last session Of Congress, the Election
Committee reported that the Hon. ". ID.
simpson, Democrat, whose election was CON
tested hy Mr.. Wallace, Radical, had IL 1,.io,u
fncfe title TO his seat. Mr. Simpson was not
sworn in, and The case may not he decided
before the middle OF the winter. II will be
remembered that Mr.. Simpson was elected
by about 100G majority
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At THE elections held on Wednesday the
Radicals were successful. The members
elect are: From Abbevillc, Representatives
''ni'in ana Sullivan; from Sumter-no oppo-
S'ffon-Rcprcsentatvc Warren Ramsey, ne
gro; rom kcrshaw-no ol,oosiiion- Repre-
sentative W. w. Adamson, negro; from
6eorsetown-''o aegHlar iI-Iatlical oppo-
""on, but bolting Radical candidate
representative j. A. Bowley, negro carpet
lag.scr
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TIE Annual Fair of the Cape Fear Agri-
cultural Association will open nj Whining
ton, N. c., on Inc 10th. The prospect for n
great success i'' ilattering. We beg TO ac-
knowledSc, with thanks, the receipt CT q
''ekel OF membership from Major J. A. En-
Slehard, the secretary of the Executive Com
mittee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

ABOUT the purchase OF the Columbia ca
nal. Has Senator sprague fooled the Canal
Commissioners or have the Canal Commis.
siohern fooled the public? Which Is t2
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WnEN do the Columbia Canal Commits
sioncrs nlenI to meet ami declare the b0gl,s
Spragun contract cancelled, so that other
persons may come in and bny and build?
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I OST OR STOLEN, FROM MY PLACE.
Creek Parish one MARE fi;fi.E, wears oil dark
pay: about fer: high, small white spO, OIL The
Dack SHiinc'l on bn.h shoulders. little skinne,i
on thc wili,.fS. y liberal reward viii he given TO
amy Que giving information that will lc.id to Its
recovery. a. u. MAGELLAN, No. iu5 Wentworth
Ss'cci Oct2j tUrlu3
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ToMrLIMENTARY BENEFIT.

CHARLESTON, N0Tcmber ]. 1899
10 Kr. .idrs Redi; ana Miss Florence In Fy,y:
We, The Undersigned citizens of Charleston.
having true appreciation OF ycur ability ai ar.
'istcs, and being fully acquainted with the mis-
fortunes Of last week do hereby respectfully ten
der yon " Complimentary Benefit. To take place
on any evening you may he pleased to Designate
Wishing you better success in the future, we bcg
TO remain, respectfully yours,
JOHN CHADWICK, Academy ~ Music.
ROBERT HAMILTON, Pavilion Hotel.
q. W. PARKER, Mills House.
J. W. SHERMAN.
Col. &. X. SMITH.
EDWARD +. STONE, U. s. y.
W. KNOX.
JOHN II. DEYEREUX.
JOHN O'NETLI.
a. BUTrERFiELD, Charleston Hotel.
GEORGE TIRREI.I..
JOHN a. NOROSO.
II. BOINEAU.
Aessrs. chdd~ick, Hamilton, Parker, ana
others:
DEAR SIRs-Yonr note rendering us q Compli-
mcntary Benefit Is received. We beg leave to
name Thursday Evening, November 9Th, on which
occasion Tc VIII use our best efforts to please you
With many thanks for your kindness, we remain,
Your Obc'lient servants,
MARK READ.
move 3 FLORENCE H.. FOND.
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CLOTHING,

FU1sNISUING GOODS.
The handsomest supply ever offered i'll this city
consisting In part rs follows:
BAJOU'S PARIS KID GLOVES, OF oil shades
Laport's Paris Kid Gloves, OF all shades
Trlfousse Paris Kid Gloves, OF oil shades {all cec.
brated makers)
Castor Beaver Gloves
Calfskin Gloves
Alert Cape Driving Gloves
Bnckskin Walking and Driving Gloves
Tanned Deerskn Gloves
Buck Gauntlet Gloves
Suspenders OF all styles, including the Russian
Brace. with Patent-leyer Buckles
Cardigan Jackets
Travelling Shawls
Fancy, Coiorcd and Black SILK Tica
Bows, Scarfs nnl CTavats, such rs the Dumas,
the Parisian, the Now Brighton, tlle Shake
spcare, the Opera, Alpine, &c.
ALSO,
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS, in NIL g,,ali-
ties, including the Angola Flannel, Merlno Lambs
Wool Canton Flannel and Shaker Flannel, &c.
COLLARS OF Paper and Linen, such as the
Grays, Dickens anu Bismarck, of Paper; and the
byron, Thabcrg, Dickens, Egbcrt, Shakespeare
and Burlingame, OF Linen.
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THERE il some interesting news in the lr,-
ter Of oar Eaynwcll correspondent.
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Nn.ifts III lo1,l!il1t,lirn.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TNE
4 UNITED STATES. !OH THE DISrliCr az
SOUTii CAH0i!SA.-in lie matter uf IEWiS
JEKV'r, Of The firm of CART, KOrFF & JEKvEY,
Rrhkrurt, hy wh0M peiitiun fnr adjudication
''i Bankruptcy WAS fiicd on The 22l ,tay or Or. o.
brr. a. u. 1862. in saii Court.-ln BanRrnDicy.-
This 10 give noce thnt on the -: ,!y uf Gct"bcr
\. d.. lSdg. n warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate -: l.i.W;S iERNEi, oi
Charleston, in The County Of Charleston and
State of south Carona who has been adjudgcti /,
bankrupt OF his own petition: thai the payment
longing ~ sad Bankrupt, to him nr for his use
aud the tranS!Cr of any property hy him are for
bd'lcl hi law; ihat II meeting, Of ilc Creditors of
thc said Binkrupi, 10 prove their debts. atl,l To
rhon%e one or more Assirnccs OF his Estate, viii,
he He'll NJ Il Court of BanNrupcy 10 lac holden III
No. - Eroad street. CharicSion south Gar
nlina, before j. e. CARPENTER lscgisirnr OH
the 9th day III November. a. u. lsHo at II O'Clock
y. NJ. l.. l.. JOHNSON
now | u. 8. Marshal as Messenger.
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WILLIAM NJ. LA TON

FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 10 BoyoE,s WnARY.
Extra Heavy Sea Island DAGGING AND TWINE
aug2o tisbu
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I OST, a DOUBLE CASE SIl.VER
~ WATCH and Gold Chain. The Under will be
suitably rewarded II lie Will leave the same at
THE DAILY NEWS ollicc, or No. 1 Society street
uOV2 ~
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Rcmopals.

EMOVAL.-DR. j. p. CIIAZAL HAS
-lO removed his residence from No. 10 Arson
street 10 NO. o. wentworth street, north side, near
Fast Bay. His Onlce will remain as usual, unti
'urtner notice, ut No. 20 Anson street.
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flrunros.

ENlHE DOLLARS RE w A D.-I.OST.
- Yesterday morning, white BILL PUP, about
six months old, with ears cut, and one bloct
spot aroih" one eye, had on leather collar The
n3Dve reward Will bc given IL delivered ai No o.
kt!iGstrcct my, IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

hkS. DESAUSSURE & SON ,IAYE RE-
~ MOVED their Onlcc and Residence to No
i9i Broad street. north side, two doors east OF
NnS stIcct. OCt2l tuths0
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Goparll1crship iJnlircs.
financial.
..-,-.->-->-- -. 49,.
r. W A Il LOWN NDES,
BROKER No. 4 BROAD STREET

, Buys and sells on commission, Bonds, Stocks.
Bank Fills. and Securities Of all kinds The hinll.
eSt market prices obtained,
Any information desired, by letter or otherwise,
iSroad street, or through P0stGilIcc Box 3o7.
WIN also aticgd 10 the Investments OF money I'm
large and small amounts "
NEPEHEaCEs.-Wagncr, IIuger & Co., Reeder &
Davis, q. a. Trenholm Son, W. o. Bcc & Co..
Thomas L. WarlnG, Cashier South Carolina LOAF,
am Irust COMPANY; Pc.Zer. Rodgers Co., J. u.
Aiken and Co., George II. Walter & Co., Cohen,
lianckel Co., Andrew SImomds. Presitcnt FIRST
National liank. ecpt2I 2mos nsn
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Dissolntions of GaparlncrsIlip.

DSsOLUTION OF COpARTNERSIIIp.
~ Nh EDWARD pALi, having By mutual
c0iSsnt Withdrawn from the firm Of ENOX
DAli CO., !ia i'nlarsgnrd Will & ,ntinue ihe
Auction and Commission business under thc
name ana style OF j. & W. KNOX now
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II THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:

II THE STOCK ARE THE FOLLOWING:
MIXED CASHMERE SUITS. .;l5 90
Double and Twisted Cashmere Suits l. co
Fancy Cass;mcrc suits IS 90
i''hi'a melton ....................... is co
Black and Wl,iic silk Mixed suit: ......... 20 90
Diagonal Coating suits. Observation-Disclosures q 90
Scotch Chcvioi Suits. .. 90
Eibcmf silk Mixed Suits. Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Golden Sill. MiNci Suits. .......... % 90
oii'e Mixed Melton Suits. Observation-Disclosures. 2s 90
Chesterfield Coats at from. SI2 CO 10 20 90
Waterproof Tweed oversacks. =. ..... 10 90
Melton ovcrsacks. IL 90
English Melton Sacks. Observation-Disclosures. Is 90
la. y Cashmere Pants at from. . SIS 90 to 10 90
Vests Of Cashmere, Cloth, Coating, Beaver
nnd Nclvets, al from. ....."....s3 oo to 10 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-02

PEMOyAL.-PELZER, RODGERS 4 co.
~ have removed their office from North At
lantic to Brown & Co.'s Wharf. oct2o 4
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OSr, \ CASHMERE GOAT, ON
Thursday morning last. \ reward will be
Gn ~. el l0f ihr recovery Of tile sane. Apply 10
fEDEltlCk SUMTER, al the northeast corner OF
america nnd Mary streets .oyI y.
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O'T, ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, TIE
Il 2jih instant. on illr Battery. South Ray or
'raaTc street, n MOURNING BROOCH. The f.ii,lcr
VII WI DC rewarded by leaving the same ut this
N'i'S'. nrNi .
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goel ann i:c,lnn.

OST AND FOUND AGAlN.-IF YOU
El have lost anything, make II known to the
pluiic through This c0lnmn. The rate Tor twenty
words OF less, each insertion, Isl 81 cents if pail
III advance.
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r EMOYAL. HERRING e
LIZ CO., Factors and Commission merchants
North AtlaL;Ic Wharf. octS imo
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TbNO RENT, ONE ROOM, FURNISHED
4 or uniurnishc;l. 10 one or Two sin gle gentle
men. Apply a; No. IL Jasper Court nov. -
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In Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES. ROOMS.
IL &c., now vacant, can readily br rented by
advertising them in this column. The rate il -
paid In advance.
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AmnsrmcniS.
GRAND MASONIC FAIR,

'h'irr tie authority ana approval ur th" =. -.
GRAND LODGE and ii. =. Gi,.N%n ROYAL AitVH
CHATTER OF Tie state OF Sru':. Cnro.ina. y N ie
0pcnc,i
NJ Minl.rNiAN 'iAlL.,
oS Mo%raT HvE.iS". E"rrSRrr I15u
III thif.p' ;"'ci",%. Viii open at The same hour
dE'in" ne entire vice.. ani VIII close ~ II o'rur,
each n!,.Il.
Masonic icw,a and r"g"l,a Silver AMI Plated
Wi'", Jc"ciry. Household Gnphs. rcrrumcry.
i:'~a Gn"iS, Clothing. Iia:s. Refreshments al all
kinds Fancy Articles. and large ANA varied .s.
snitinrni of other mcrci,iisc VIII hc offered Tor
Si'i". contributions and donations: ";ill bc thank.
iuilr received AMI acknowledged.
The lower Saloon viii lie opened every might; At
i0o'cocS, for Coiiiiion and Qulirillc Parties mn
der lie management im'i direction uf tie officer,
oi La Cah'icur and Walhaila Lodges. arh Il iinc
Sirin:; Band will I've III attendance.
Arran%ci.cnlS have been NAL" io transmit
IcicsranS from The Hall To alI parts of the Tinted
States, OF by cable IL Europe
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BOYS AND oUTMs'
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WANTED, 4 GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER. N wentworth street, if,d
| li"us" below King, north side. Character re-
,i',ircl. WaIcS lii'rral. now it
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30 U.s. AND OUTIIS'
CLOTHING,
To 1T bOys and youths from three to seventeen
years OF age, in great variety OF Qualities. for
School and Dress Suits.
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NTANTED, TWENTY-FIVE ABI.E-BO-
w DIED I.ABOREllS To Ditch on n rianii.
iion. Wages 81 30 per day and board. Arlly To
T.. ClEAHi, No. G99 King street. near Line.
uDyl
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for Gulr.

HOOK SALE ONE HORSE, ONE DRAY,
N one i!uFGy, one Wagon AMI twn CARTS In
inifS III Southeast corner OF Market and Church
| streets. un,.o / ~