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Anftieaeers' lpripate Salss.
For Sale Or Leasefor Term Of PEARS, about
TWo Acres on East Bay:street.
RY ALONZOeJ. WHITE & SON.

viii be sold or leased for term Of yesrs- .,--
Those extensive LOTS OF LAND, measuring 3S
feet 10 inches on East Bay-strest. 225 foes on
Laurens-srset $50 feet societystreet cont lued,
and 407 feet on Washingtonstreet continued; con-
taing an area ofabout two aeres and occupying IN
entire square, bounded on four ~ streets. On
premises are large brick dwelling and extensive
stables and outbuildings, all Of brick. This proper
ty is admirably located for storage Of cotton. DC.
under CITY ordinances cotton can be STORED On these
yeniently located near railroads. With q snail e1-
penditure, this property could speedily be prepared
for the reception of verv large amount Of cotton
and could be made very profitable to any party or
The proprietor of this propesiy Is willing to en-
bark with party or parties who can commaod pat
ronage by substituting the said Lots as bis portion
TO the enterprise.
Large sheds could be erected at sman cost on
the four sides OF this SOU IRE, forming hollow
square, adording reception or delivery on four
Streets also the square within. septS
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This fine ship of the Adger line Of New York
steamships reached her wharf last evening,
having arrived off the port some hours previ-
ously. The Manhattan brings large and
heavy freight list, every portion OF the ship
being crowded, With considerable cargo on
deck. She also has q number of passengers,
among them some Of our fellow-citizens who
have returned after business trip to the
North. The weather experienced was very
rough, heavy sea prevailing for much Of the
passage, and consequently somewhat extend
ing the usually very quick time of this favorite
steamer.
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election oY Og7IcHRs IN THE PALMETTO
PIONEER Coo7zRAr1vB IAAsouATtoN AT an
adjourned meeting of this association. held at
Market Hall on the evening Of apgust a. the
following officers were elected: President,
stephen Thomas, Jr.; Vrce-President, A. O.
Stone. Directors-Maior Geo. L. Bnist. Hugh
Ferguson ". A. Wilson, Captain Vim. Aiken
Kelley. i. Webb. Thomas Miller, Geo. P, Hac-
indo. a. Macbeth, J. ". Harrison, 3. p.
Whilden, ". Brookhanke.
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TW NEW YoRx sEEAA LNB.-Ths superior
steamship Champion, Capt. R. ". Lockwood.
reached New York from this city yesterday ct
6P.' II. The steamship James Adger, OF the
same line, left New York yesterday at P. n.
for this clty. with large freight list.
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The DEAD INFANT. TIE NEWS has already
mentioned that Coroner Whiting had held an
inquest upon the body OF a white infant, found
dead in q cellar of house on Coming, between
Wentworth and Beaufaiu streets. Yesterday,
the investigation was concluded. The parent
proved that the child was still-born. and that he
had placed it in coffin and inferred it in the
cellar, intending TO have it placed in the
family vault in city churchyard. Lieutenant
Philippy and Officer Levy worked up the case.
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EXPLOSION. about half past five o'clock yes
serday afternoon an acid retort ct the work. Of
the Pasiic Guano Company, at Rikersville,
exploded, by which the superintendent Of the
works, Mr.. Ebaugh, was scalded in the face.
Ehe injuries sustained, though excessively
painful, are not considered serious. he came
fotownn and received medical treatment.
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SAnma, OF SrEAMsMps.-The following
steamships, which were kept here several days
by stormy gales, departed yesterday: The
steamships Sarsgossa and dHiia, for New
York; Promethsus, for Philadelphia. and Fal-
con, for BALTIMORE q tt
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TIE Arrxxr1os of sill Interested is called TO
the following section Of an ordinance. ratified
eA the 22d Of August. 1910: Tba; Immediately
after the publication OF this ordir auce, no per-
son shall gauge any liquor or Cl, pack any
besf or pork, or measure any cotl fre-wood
or lumber, except he be duly qualified as afore-
said, under the penalty Of FORGETTING sum not
szeeeding forty dollars.
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ErDAHY NEWS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TEE CHARLESTON News, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina is the
best advertising medium for all business men,
For persons who want situations or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
70 rsal; Who want or who oaas board and lodg-
Ing; who have lost or found ARTICLES OF value,
TIE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvEs-
T1szxzsrs, payment for which must invariably
bemade seaen ne order is gires: .---
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to csarks, governesses, tutors, work
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
Lwanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to Let, and miscela-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For esoh insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. 20 cents
- Four LINES or so words. ...40 "
FIVE LINES or 40 words. .....s0 :"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS Office bysP. -
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Charges hot SUSTAINED. Yesterday the
investigation into some charges OF malfeasance
In Office, preferred by Mark Reynolds against
r. G. Miller, chairman Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, vas terminated. The investi-
gasion was conducted by Mr.. e. B. seabrook
and Magistrate Kanapau1s who decided that
the charges were not Sustained.
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EoNo srAtIs raox FLORIDA. -SSeusrs. Kirk
patrick &'witte, tsSsofs, OF our city, received
On Monday, per steamer Dictator, from Fer
nandina, three bags of the new crop Of Florida
long staple cotton. The quality OF this ship
uent is said to be excellent.
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Auction Sales This Day.

wnL1ln MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. furniture, orockery, &C.,
B. NJ. MARsHALL 4 BRoTHER will sell at 10
O'Clock, at No. Greenhill-strest, south oi
Tradd, furniture Of family.
J. FRAsER MArHEwEs will sell at II O'Clock,
at his Office, pony. dray, 90.
IN. A. HUNT win sell ct 10 O'Clock, at his
store, boots, shoes, &c.
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LAprS MUTUAL. AzD Assoc1Ar1os.-The re-
port Of the receipts aud expenditures Of this
association for the month OF August. 1859. con-
sists Of the following amounts, viz: Balance
On hand Sil7T2, sslearoom sccsunt$S5 81, sub
scripEons sa-total $155 "a. Cash psid s12s;
balance on hand August 81. 49e t4-total,
si55 Il. Amount or ordered work during the
month. so IT.. - s5l..- s'af|
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FURNITURE NJ. Marshall & Brother will
sell this morning, at No. Greenhill-street,
the furniture OF family declining housekeep-
ing, including handsome plrlor set, Brussels
carpet, &c.
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SAVANNAH AID CHAaLEsTos RAnaoAD.-The
bondholders Of the Savannah and Charleston
Bailroad are notified thst the company 10 now
prepared to fund the interest due September
fst, 1859, and the treasurer caa be found until
Saturday. 11th instant, at the office Of Messrs.
Campbell & Sesbrook. Broad-street, and after
that date at the oompany's Office, foot Of Mill
street.
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A STRANGE EXCURSION. excursion party
of about one thousand colored men and women,
from Chesterfield and Darlington, will arrive
in Charleston by the Northeastern Railroad, at
4 o'clock P. NJ, Thursday, tDe 18th instant
The party will leave Charleston on their way
home at o'clock on the morning of the follow
ing Saturday. The object of the excursionists
is stated to be 'to visit the city,"
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DENTIsrRY.-Mr. Samuel A. White, pupil
of DR.. Patrick. has opened an Office at No. SC7
King-street Mr.. White is highly reco mmend-
ed as q skilful and experienced dentist.
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REAL EsTATE.-Fhe entire real estate Of the
late James 81. Hammond will be sold in Beach
Island, Edgefeld County, on October Goth next.
See advertisement.
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TIE News IL TIE CouNTRY.-Readers oi
TIE NEWS going to the country can receive
their favorte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents . month. by addressing o note, with
theip subscription, TO our publication Office.
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DRUG LABE1a.-Ws desire to call the atten.
ton OF drugG;sts IN the city and throughout
the State 10 the peculiar facilities Of The NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &C., at the shortest notice,
and in style unsurpassed anywhere in the
country. Our stock OF cuts, borders and fancy
type Is unusually large and choice. Call and
examine specimeusog work.
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The FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TRADE and house
keepers are directed to the improved gem pre-
serving jar advertised by Messrs. ". G. Will
den & Co. -
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BUsINEss.. NOTICES.

CoorER Sour, boiled mutton and caper sauce
for lunch at Torck's "Our House" to-day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Nay.

franklin Lodge, at sP. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, at 8 P. n.
German Fire Company, at SP. N.
Hope Fire Company, at 8 P. NJ.
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EXTRA MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF CoH.
MERoE.-At an extra meeting OF the Chamber
Of Commerce, held last evening at the Hiber-
niau Hall, First Vlce-President s. Y. Tupper in
the chair, the following report was read and
adopted:
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| SEC. l0. lQ all cases OF dispute aS 70 meas
| urement or inspection OF timber, the decision
| when requested to do so, 1t shall be his duty
| to re-survey q inspect any timber which m y
| be the cause OF dispute.
SEQ. IL. The Inspector general shall be a
competent surve, or, and shall give bond oil
| five thousand dollars. with two or moro good
and approved securities as IS prescJlDed Dy
law.
SEQ. IL. The fees for the survey aud inspec-
tiop of all timber shall be Thirty cents per
thousand feet; twenty-five cents ofsald amount
to be paid to the surveyor, or acting surveyor,
and the remaining eight cents to the lnspec-
tor. general. And in case OF sickness or alb
sence, (leave first beng obtained from his
Honor the Mayor,) the inspector-general shall
be authorized to appoint one OF his subordi-
mates, OF whom there shall not be more thar
Six.
LUMBER CLAUSE.
sEor1os 13. ALI lumber brought TO this mar
ket for sale shall be measured and marked by
one OF the regularly appointed measurers, IN
the following manner, 10 wit' Ii 1t be raft ium-
urer shsll take the length and width and count
the number OF tiers, reducing depth TO inches.
Shall mnIt,ply the length by the width in feet,
and then by the depth in inches. and deduct
ten per cent. for loose packing, and shall rem
der q bill showing the length. width and NAM
Der OF tier and kind Of lumber In each raft,
winch ra9t shall be marked with the measurer's
own CIPHER ur peculiar private mark, and for
which ne shall be entitled to IL cents per thou
sand feet. net, for all lumber so measured; OF
sald amount the inspect0r-general shall re-
eelye four oents for every thousand feet. or
ali lumber sold otherwise than by raft or bulk
measurement, e,ch piece shall be measured
and cou,unts marked on II by one Of the regu-
lar measurers OF Inspectors whose duty 1t shall
be to classify all In nber, making two glasses,
agreed upoa between buyer and selIer,) Viz:
all "A, "a and ga boards, showing two-thirds
heart on the heart side, and clear Of black sap,
shakes, splits. rotten or rel wood, worm holes,
de1eotive knots and wane edge shall be class
ed a. merchantable, and an below this 81 land
ard be clsssed 40 refuse. 10 shall aleo be the
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r;ons countries for the Chinese archives has
eiyen the Paris correspondent Of the London
Post a translation of his last letter. In 1t he
speaks of the table habits OF the Paris baroa-
rians. "We have dined," he says, cat their
tables, where the stomach is expected to re-
ceiye with pleasure some thirty different oo-
jects Of food, and perhaps ten different hquos'
.Tha French and other foreigners eat until they
feel very uncomfortable, and require mucn
medicine drugs, as may be seen by the many
chemists shops ofthis city. They have the same
capacity as our pigs. Had you been here the
other night, you would have observed no" 'nese
people rudely scrambled for the fooa az tno
supper-table when we gave our fetel Inc!
mt their hands violently on the dishes and
disputed with each other most roughly. In
telling about Burhngame's ball he writes !:
"Ohl il you had seen the women at cur ball
Tbey came half undressed; that is to say, the
upper part of the body was wholly exposed,
but they are jealouso Of showing their feet and
seem to desire to hide the floor also, as each
woman drags about with her long robe, on
which it is not etiquette to place your shoe.
Their eyes arespainted round (not all Of them)
and they use coloring for the lips and pearl
powder for various exposed sections Of the
frame. They purchase the hair Of the dead,
and artists work it into various designs; then
the women put it on their heads with flowers;
and yet, they are not dirty people. The high
caste women are allowed every license. at our
iete they we're clasped round the waist by men
they knew not, and danced with painful vigor,
FIR IL vas hot"
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FoRNRY, in speaking Of his Southern trip,
pays the following compliment to the railroad
men of the South "Twenty years ago this
jaunt could not have been made, even if we
had travelled at the rate OF forty miles day,
in less than two months, and even then, no
matter what the facilities of transportation,
whether on horseback or in coaches, we could
not have gathered as much information or
seen as many people, or inspected as many
points as ne have done by the modern mo es
of travel. The chief fact impressed upon all
our minds is that the South is in rapid course
of. business reconstruction. The railroad COM
munications are being improved and increased
with almost superhuman energy. Indeed,
there is danger that the heavy appropriations
Of several of the States may burden the people
with obligations that will require extraordinary
resources and incomes to pay the accruing
interest. The railroad men are the very best
architects of Southern restoration. Cosmopol-
itan in their habits, and comprehensive IN
their schemes, they appreciate and act upon
the necessities Of the hour. Politicians only
talk and theorize. Railroad men combine un-
common traits, and if the Southern people
would confide their destinies to them, you
would soon hear nothing said against Yankees,
carpet-bsggers, and scalawags. They know
that the hundreds Of millions Of dollars invest
O. in these great improvements can Fever be
made remunerative either to The States who
lend their credit, or to the people wfo buy
their bonds, unless emigration, capital, enter
prise, and skilled labor, both OF farm and work
shop, are invited to these vast rich, neglected
and uncultivated expanses."
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gate of employed capital will be increased,
and the condition of every class will rap
idly improve The pass. words Of the me-
chanic, the artisan and the laborer should
be "Free Trade and Specie Payments" and
the cry will be taken up and re-echoed by
every class save those who have built up
fabulous wealth by excluding competition,
and by the politicians who tax whole peo-
pie for the advantage of bondholding
aristocracy.
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Wants.

WANTED To PJRCHaSE.-A GEN.
w TLEMAN Of Alabama wishes to purchase
DWELLING HOUSE in pleasant part of the city.
from four tc six rooms, with necessary
For such o one as win suit, cash
price will be paic. apply at THIS OFFICE.
NAV "a ths2+
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES,
And Dry Goods Buyers Generally.
THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE TIE FOL-
i ING:
CALICUEs, of fair quality. reiued from 121s to 10
cents.
HOOPSK IRTS. favoiite styles, ON 50 cents up.
ENGLISH and German Hose and Half Hose, OF
the most reasonable prices.
ALBUMS. Notions, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, Port
nonaies, all at moderate prices.
PARASOLS-Childrens from GU cents, 10 Ladies
from rs cents up.
DRESS GOODS. consisting of Bareges, Grena-
dimes. Grape Marets. from 90 cents up.
RIBBONS, Straw Goods aud Fans, nice assort-
ment.
YOU TRT our LongcIo.hs. at 70 = and Is cents
GOOD QUALITY OF Kid Gloves. reduced to 81.
Fine Berlin Gloves, Ladies' and Children's, from
Is cents up.
oTTENHEhI celebrated French Cor.
sets, from 80 cents up.
ONLY 90 cents for good Brown Linen Table Cloth.
DOYLIES. Diaper and Table Linen, sold at the
lowest cash prices.
SILKS. OF very good quality, reduced to 81 and 50
o. BEST.
All goods are bought by chance. and the people
will find it to their advantage to call at
FURCHGOrr d BROS,
No. 4J7 King-street, corner OF calhoun.
An Exclusive department for Boots, Shoes. Hats
and Trunks. Smos Mays
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% Rfut.

ITO RENT. A DESIRABLE DWELL
i ING HOUSE, at Flat Rock, N. @. The House
Is well situated; coptains rooms is complety fur
nished; kuchen attached to the house: servants
house. stable and carriage house, excellent water
fruit and shade trees; abundance Of wood for 6re
Rent moderaie For full particulars apply to GEO.
q. HOPPQCK, Accommodation. Wharf.
Nav u DkC
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JXyANTED To BIKE, A WUMAN, TO
w Cook and Wash for family. Good recon-
mendahons requ red. Apply at NO. 81 SPRING.
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A COMPE-
lM TENT MILLWRIGaT. Apply 10 JOHN
CAMPSEN & co. 2 May II
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prp GOODS, Ctr.
s. THOMSON.

s. THOMSON,
T ATE WITH MEssRs. FORSYTHE, McCO1IB &
IL CO., has opened at No 3l2 KING-STREET,
next to corner Society," general assortment of
FOREIGN AUD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, NO
TONS, &C., where he will be pleased to see his
friends and all In want of Dry Goods at reasonable
prices for cash. S. THOMSON,
Nav Is ths2+ 30 $40 King-street.
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RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
n wants a situation as chambermai1 or to mind
hildren. Is willing to avel with family. Apply
I No. 20 BURN'S LANE. 2" May IL
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JIyANTED-AGENT SELL TIE
w AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
s25. The simplest cheapest and best koihing Ma
chine ever invented Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY,
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
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EDw ARD DAILY
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. &c Warren-street,
NER YORK.

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE pUR-
CHASE of all Kinds OF MERCHANDISE. Boote,
Shoes Hats. Ca 8 and Trunks, and Straw q oods
specially. ..,o. o,a
Consig ignmens of all kinds Of Staple Articles ana
general Produce solicited.
EDWARD DAILY,
Late of Charleston, 9. O.
Semi Weekly Price Currents sent free by posi-.
January ~ DAG oAo0
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ED-AGENTs-s75 10 S2UO p ER
W., month, everywhere, male and female, to IN.
troduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This ma
chine will STITCH hem, fell, tuck, quilt cord, bind,
braid and embroider In most superior manner.
will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew
stronger more beautiful. more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the Elastic Lock Stitch " Every
second -titch can be cut. and still the cloth cannot
rom S75 to 5000 per m ,nth and expenses or com.
mission from which twice that amount can be made.
Address, SECOMB CO., PITTSBURG, Pa; ST.
LOUIS. MO-, or BOSTON, MASS.
CAUlION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palmtng OF worthless cas.-ron machines.
under the same name or otherwise Ours is the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured. IS May A
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dissolution Of Gopartutrsbip.

DISSOLUTIUN OF COPAKTNEKSHIP.
~ The firm heretofore existing under The name
of McELHosE MELVIN, is this day dissolved.
JAMES MELVIN.
Charleston, May 12 1869. II My 13
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VETANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES C. RICHTER,
Anril 2I No. l61 KIng-street.
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WANTED, FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL
w LING SALESMEN in every State. Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment.
Address, with stamp, B. F. HOWE, No. 6S9 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa. amos April3
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for' Salt.

ATPH1 VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for q Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. tbstu January 81
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TNOx. SALE, A LIGHT DIR A U G II T
I NEW CRD AR.BUIL BOAT, copper fastened;
centre keel 81 feet 6inches long, and feet 4nches
beam, with sils, oars, rudder, anchor-everything
in order. Apply at THIS OFFICE May II
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Remapal.

RESPECTFULLY soLICI1s BUSINESS IN AID.
JUsTINa ACCOUNTS OF Merchants and others,
and in WRITING UP AND POSTING their BOOKS,
either In mart or whole, &c. January9
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-01-13
STRAW & MURPHY,
WATERFOWL MARBLE WORKS .

Manufacturer of and Dealer in sll kinds OF
Marble Monuments, Headstoues Mantel ieces
&c, also Gut Stone for Building Purposes,
Shop on First St. one block south OF Robinson
House. WatertoBn, IisronSin.
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Gralzmer bro.

Fashionable 3 7rberSs
Corner Of Main AID I'd street, opposite the
Post Office. WatertOwn, Wis
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No. g.
grMTLIA sIMILIBUs OURAHTuR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

uAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
Il experience, entire success: Simple
frompt-Eflicient and Reliable. They ara the
only y edicines perfectly adapted to pop1tst use,
80. simple that mlst taxes cannot be made in
using them so harmless as to be free from can
ger, and efficient 10 be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commendation from
all and viii always render satisfaction.