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The POPE AND THE SULTAN.-A Roman cor
respondent, under date OF the 9Th ult., writes ::
Fuad Pasha, who was lately given over by
the physi clans, has now so far recovered his
health that he has been able to pay o visit to
the Pope. He was received by the Holy Father
in tho most cordial manner, and they soon
chatted as familiar friends. while the Turk was
profuse in his expressions of gratitude for the
attentions paid to him by the Pope during his
illness. Tho Holy Father, on HE part, de-
scribed the Sultan as his meaue,u ami among
the sovereigns Of Europe, and spoke gratefully
Of the toleration he extended to Roman CathO-
lies, not forgetting to add that he hoped his
highncss would grant them further privileges.
Fuad Pasha remarked that the Sultan deeply
regretted II - had been unable to visit Rome on
his late tour through Europe, when the Pope
rcjoined with a laugh, "Who knows but shall
go to see him at Go lstantinople? You are not
ignorant that Christ las given me all tho
earth, and my empire extends to the Darda-
nelles and far beyond, but unlike that Of a
neigbbor monarch, threatens no dangers to
the Sultan. Indeed. his highness and myself
are in much the same situation as to neigh
bors, for he has his Piedmont in Russia, and I
have my Gar in the Italian Revolution. We
are menaced by the samo dangers, and our
brother rulers have the same measure for tho
Cross as the Crescent. At least your sover-
eign believes in his prophet, but the other
governments Of our day do not believe even in
God" The Holy Father then requested Fuad
Pasha To use his good offices with the Sultan
for the protection of Catholics in every part of
the Ottoman Empire, aud here the interview
came to an end.
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Sine Arts.
GH e Al It II A TION

GHE AT ATTR CTIoN
QUINBY's CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHROMO LlTHOGRAPHs ever
seen in Charleston They are perfect copies of eel
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
RosA's HEAD OF CHRIST: correggo's Magdalene.
Coming 10, Turner'S Venice, Jackson's English
Scenery, Rowbottom's English Scenery. Bakers
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine, The
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
these beautiful Works OF Art. They are offered for
sale atNew York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction in the price PORCELAIN PIC.
IURES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable us to offer theL at nearly one
half the former prices, and tar supe. or Cain and
examine specimens.
OUR CARTEs DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
ESpec1a attenuOn given ciii6rSE. Also to copy
ing old Daguerreotypes and other pictures. Satsfac
on in all cases guaranteed, and at prices to
pond with the umes.
sTEREOscOPIC PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
Ae Reduced Prices.
A fine collection Of
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH CARpLINA AND THE
FRENoH BROAD RIVER.
These arc the fret and only photographs ever taken
In that locality.
0UINnY ~ q o.,
No. 2et KIEG-sTREET,
r,,,..,,., !. CHARLESTON. 9: 9.
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aa- EXUBERANT HEALTH is A BLESS
ING vouohsafed to few. Even these who have been
favored by nature with strong constitutions and
vigorous frames apt to neglect the precautions
necessary to preserve these precious endow ents.
Indeed, as rule, the more healthy and robust
ia, size liberties he Is ncliued to take
with his own physique. 1t is somo consolation to
the naturally week and fe BE to know that they can
be so invigorated and built up. by proper use of
the means which science has placed at their disposal
az to have muc better ch ance of long life and
exemptions from i.ease and pain, than the most
athletic of tho fe!lows who are foolish en- ough to
suppose themselves invulnerable and act accord
ingly.
1t is not too much to say that more than half the
people Of the civilized world need an occasional
tonic, to enable them to support the strain upon
their kodies and minds, which the fast life Of this
restless age occasions. In fact, pure, wholesome
unexciting tonic is the grand desideratum of the
busy millions, and they have the artis in HOSTET-
TER's STOMACH BrTrERs. 1t is a srAMINAL
MEDICINE. t. g., it imparts permanent strength to
weak systems and invigoraes delicate itu ons.
Is reputation and its sales have steadily increased.
Competitive preparations have been introduc ed ad
'toitsm. and, as far the puslic concerned ad
saussu In the hope of rvang it; but they have all
either perished in the attempt been left in the
rear. 1t has been the GREAT MEDICAL succE ss OF
THE PRRsBNT CENTURY, and 1t is quito certain that
proprietary medicine in this country Is as widely
known, as generally used
Ten lightning presses, Running necessarily (Sun-
days excepted the whole year through, barely sup
ply the demand for the Illustrated Aim anac, in
VIII ch the nature and OF the preparation Get
forth, the circulation uow being five mil lions
year. D4o 6 January
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WASHINGTON.

NEW YEARS DAY-LIoUoR PRoscR1BED.
WASHINGTON, January 1.-The day has been
very disagreeable, but nevertheless there we're
the usual number of receptions, a very notice
able feature Of which was that no wines or Ii
quors were offered to guests.
Beast Butler and Senator Morton paid visits
to the President, and General Grants staff
called in body.
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SIMONS-Departed this life. January l. 1869, In
Christ Church Parrish near Mount Pleasant. Mrs.
MARIA THERESA SIMONS, relict Of the late JOHN
ALsToN sMoNs. In the sixty-third year of her age.
Her Relatives and Friends and those
of her daughter, Miss 8. NJ. sIMoNs. and of Mr..
and Mrs. EDWARD o. HALL, are respectfully invited
to attend her Funeral Services at haIfpast Eleve
O'Clock This Morning, at the residence of Mr.. e. O..
HALL, near Mount Pleasant. January2
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Special Notifes.

CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH
GRAFTON SERVICES with reference to the decease
of Rev DR.. BASIL MANLY, Sr.. will be held at the
Citadel Square Baptist Church 7s-Morroo Eueniug,
at quarter past Seven o'clock. The friends and ac-
quaintances ofthis venerable man. so long associa-
te1 with the history Of Charleston are respectfully
invited TO attend. January
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CONDENSED T.ELEGRAM.S.

Mayor Fox, Of Philadelphia, was inaugurated
yesterday.
A Mrs. Wilkinson. has obtained verdict Of
$500 against the Chicago Tribune in libel
suit.
Windsor and Morton, express robbers, ere
turned over TO the United States authorities
yesterday by the police of Windsor. Canada.
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FOR EDIsTO.

FOR EDISTO. NJ
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.
1EIa. THE STEAMER ST. HELENAIk
Capain JAMES G. RUAdLEY will leav{A
as above Tuesday Morning 9Th inst, at half-pastE
Eight O'Clock, and Fdisto Thursday Morning, al
halfpast Nine O'Clock.
Freight received on Monday. ~
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
JOHN FL. MURRAY, Market Wharf. +
January2 ~
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Marrie0.

ALExANDER-pOwELL Tuesday evening,
December 80, by the Right Rev. Bishop LYNCH. MIR.
G. W. ALEXANDER to Mrs. II. DOWELL, young
est daughter Of Madame A. GIRARD all Of this city
BURRows-K the sOth instant, at
Camden, s. c., by the Rev 8. H. HAY, EDWARD
FLOOD BURROWS, of Sumter District, to SALLIE
D., youngest daughter of MI. A. N. KENNEDY.
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a~C ONSIG NEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON, from New York, are notified that she
is discharging Cargo at Adgers Wharf, All goods
remaining tho wharf at sunset will be stored at
expense and risk of owners.
JAMES ADGER l. co.,
January 2 Agents.
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funeral Notifes.

A3- The Relatives, Erie nds and Ac.
Quaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN WINoEY, Of Mr..
and Mrs. O. M. BEssELL1EU, and MIR. and Mrs. O.
OH.4YArRs, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral of Captain JUrfr walsoEx, .hsax sn.i-
dence, No. 18 Beestreet, This Day, at Ten A. NJ.
January
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a8-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
Is 1hs Day discharging cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
Wharves. All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at consignees' risk.
.MORDECAI & CO.,
January Agents
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Of which we stssSSl so terry y in need. AT day
light on Mopg&@g mornifss, we once moro set
our sail, and Tor land. determined to
get ashore at YSA ha1arGS. We ran along the
shore for SOM listanc1$til we saw likely
place in MulroysaY, on No west side Of Ben
nett Point. kSsng aSsavoring breeze, we
made race foss ss.e shors.sand ran the boat up
with such force ,,bat theTHsedlng wave loft her
stern dry upoG the beSch. After coming
ashore, we found oar ~ aslbs swollen to such
an extent that twas SterIy impossible to
move. SlIiaSt&Asa1M
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n&- SPRING-STREET CHURCH. THE
SERVICES in this Church will be conducted on To-
Morro,o. at the usual hours, by the Pastor Rev. J.
PICKETT January Q
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28- CENTRAL CHURCH SER
VICE will be held in this Church 7o-Morroo Nigat,
commencing at Seven O'Clock. Sermon by the Rev.
E. H. BUST. Ii January
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES ~.
STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR N T. W 20 r. K .

a>..,.n. THE SPLENDID SIDE WaEEL
.IE1S&Ss y, STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, LOOK.
,-.IilSIsys,ia ,..ilSIsys,,fIia WOOD Commander. viii leave ADJ
gers Wharf Saturday, the I'd e
January. 1869, OF Ten o'clock A. NJ
aa5-lhrough Bills of Lading given to Boston and
Providence, H. I.
MJ-Insurance can be obtained on these steamers AZ
"a per cent
For Freight or Passage, having splendid Cabin
accommoda ions apply to
JAMES ADGEE y o.,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bav tUp Sta 'rsE VI,
The steamship CHARLES TON Will follow on Tues
day, the 9Th January, at half-pa Twelve P M
December 81 th,2
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agTRINIrY CHURCH, HASEL. STREET.
Reguler service may be expected in this Church
To Morro,o Morning and Night by the Pastor, Rev.
W. P MOUZON. Januarv2 0
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January 2

aar2ENSIONERS OF THE SOUTH CA
ROLINA SOCIETY will please call on the Treasurer
at No. 2BROAD-STREET. 2 ths2 December 81
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMs'Y'y
THROUGH Line TO


CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY GE-
DUCED RATESI
5S-f~sa.c. STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE.
G.eHIsNiT,rnn, M line leave Pier No A. North River.
:-csNHsiY5kSH foot of Canal.street. New York, q
IL O'Clock noon, Of the 1st. 9th 18th
and Oath Of every month Except when these datees
fall on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding. #
Departure of 1st and oath connect at Panama W,ttv
steamers for South Pacific and Central Ana erica x
ports. Those OF 1st touch at Eanzanilo.
Departure of 9Th OF each month connects With
the new steam line from Panama to Australia aDd
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves 81 Fran
cisco K China and Japan January 4, 1868.
No California steamers touch at Havana but 90
direct from New York to Aspnwal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information aA,ls
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot of Canal-street, North River, New York.
March IA Tyr +. r. BABY, Agent,
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a5- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-PREACH-
ING may be expected ia this Church To-Mo,row
Morning. by the Rev. w. Fl. WILLIAMS, Pastor, at
halfpast Ten O'Clock. Communion service in tho
Afternoon. at half-past Three O'Clock.
Janusry2
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aT OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT
COMPAEY-CHARLEsroN, December %, 1868.-A
DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the
Capital Stock of this Company having been declared
by the Directors, the will be paid on and after
Monday, 4th proximo.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this
date to 4th proximo. W. J. HERIOT,
December % Secretary and Treasurer
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a8-OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL-
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND >sT
BAY STREETS. CHARLESTON. 9. O., December %,
1a68.-A Quarterly Dividend Of ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per Share has been declared
by the Board of Directors OF this Company, and the
same will be paid and after Friday, the 1st of
January, 1869, application at the Company's
Office. 5. w. RAMSAY
December Is Secretary and Treasurer.
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w3UY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
streets, and get better article for the money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November Ia 3pnoa
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"A Mississippi railroad secured a new sy,p
erintendent by giving him $50 900 In ita stock
and assuring him q salary Of OIL, 600 a year nar
Zen years, s s S 2g s s5s NgE
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FOR aEoNaErowN. $. c. AND LAND

FOR GM0MGETOWN. 9. G. AND LAND
INGs ON THE PEEDEE RIVER
.suKs@A The STEAMER EMILE, CAPT
ISAAC DAVIS will receive Freight This
Day, at South Commercial Wharf and leave as aSove
on Monday Morning, 4th inst, at Six O'Clock. Re
turning will leave Georgetown on Wednesday Korn-
ing, 9Th inst.
Freight for Landings on the peedee River win be
transferred to Steamer General Manigault at George
town.
All Freight prepaid. :
No Freight received after sunset.
SRACKELFORD s. KELLY, Agents.
January NO. Boyces Wharf.
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS To FLORIDA.
CHARLESIO ON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA BEAUFORr AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
r rITsHn THE FINE, FAST STEAMER
Jsaszsss} rILOT BOY, Captain FEM PECK wil
leave Charleston on Monday and Thursday Mornings,
at Eight o'clock. Returning, leave Savannah on
IMesd1y and Saturday Mornings, at half past Eigh
O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
December 80 Accommodation Wharf,
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Special Notices.

aB- EXTRACT FROM A LETTER FROM
JERUSALEM.--"We started early to ascend Mount
Olvct to behold the sun gild the mnarets and tow
ers Of me devoted city, from the place where memory
stirred by thousand associations, should exat the
mind as well as the eye to tina inspiration Of the scene
Well Is the voyager repaid for long travels, horrid
roads. antediluvan cookery, squalid companionship
and the opportunities Of begging, thieving Arabs.
We'll would 1t have repaid you, ohl man Of COM
merce and the crucblel and well might you have
been reminded of your own city. for here, painted
upon board nailed against of the huge ancient
olive trees under which the sacred martyrs toed for
the sims Of the world, eighteen hundred years ago,
were these familiar hgures: .'S. T.--186O-x." We
do not know who did It, but doubt some poor in
valid traveller, cured by the PLANTATION BIT
TIERS, wished to advertise their virtues in place
from whence oil knowledge flows"
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best imported
German Cologne. ana sold at half the price.
December 40 tuthss
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Further Details OF tho Loss of the Hiber-
nia-MarvclIous Escape of some of the
Boats-Awful Suffering-some of the
Passengers become Insane and Leap
into the Ocean.
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NEW ROUTE.
REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.

erAsaa THROUGH BILLS OF LADINal
/>LKSSMSI.r, =, from New Orleans to Charleston, S.
LaM1lsLEE1N- G., VIA Florida Railroad and ALL
szs5dzsSss,- ANCE LINE U. s. Mail Stea nships.
And steamers CITY POINT and DIG CTATOR will be
given for
sugar. to Charleston, per hhl.. .s7b L
Sugar, to Charleston, per barrel.
Rice to New Orleans, per 100 pounds. ..... n
Other Freights in proportion to the above.
j. D. AIKEN & CO.. Agents
Charleston.
. F. w. PERKINS & CO., Agents
No 26 Carondelet-street, New Orleans
A. B. MOVES, Agent,
December 16 limo Fernandina, Fla
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FOR LlVERPOOI
FAST FREIGHT LINE

TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PHILADM~
PH1A, WASHINGTON CITY, WILMINGTON
DEL, CINCINNATI, OHIO. ST. LOUIS, MO-
AND OTHER NORTHWES ERN CiEIES
E>f,s,M. THE FAvORITE AND SWIFT
/EM@H9Hr19 Screw Steamship SEA GULL, N
LE1EGlNf&dTA DUTToN Commander will sail TO
--EssEs=azssss.-, Baltimore on Tuesday, the 5th
January at half-past Eleven O'Clock A. M, from
Pier No. l, Union Wharves.
philadelphia Freights delivered promptly vi
baltimore salt more Wilmngonland Philadelphia Railroad
COURTENAY g. TRENHOLM,
January Union Wharvea.
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rOfs RRUNsyylCTx. GA.

FOR BRUNsWICIK, GA.
- THE STEAMER "DIUTATOH -!
Captain CHAnrEs WILEY win soNchG
at tins poinE every Wednesday, leaving savannah A
Nine A. NJ. and on her return trip viii touah heras
on Saturday afternoon. arriving back at Savannah
november "a Agents. fN
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as- BATcHELoRS HAIR DYE.--THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the beat IN the world, the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable.
instantaneous; NO disappointment; NO ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; inyigo.
rates ana leaves the hair son and bsauthi black OF
brown. sold by all Dyuggtstc ana Perfusners; ana
properlv ..;;spiied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No
Eord-strest. New York. yr January Q
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sy- BRIDE AND BRrDEGROoM OoM.-EsSAYs
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom to Bride In the instution Of Marriages
guide to matrimonial felicity and trne happiness.
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Boz r., phAa-
delphia, Pa. sSS S.ptarnbar "a
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Sbippima.

FOR PHILA DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE
+-H TIE FINE SCHOONER WARY RII,KY
RIA RILEY, Master, will have immediate dis
ZNNASSpatch.
assaa<ss For engagements apply to
H. L. BAKER & CO.,
December 80 No. 20 Cumberland-street
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FOR LIVERPOOL

FUR LIVERPOOII.
SEN THE NEW AND STRICTLY Al SPAN
rlEJs1SaM ISH SHIP PEDRO PLANDOLIT, E. AMEN
lEMs&S9 GuAL Master, having large portion of he
have dispatch "
For further engagements apply to
w. P. HALL,
Decemoer "a II Brown & Co Is wharf
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FOR LIVEIsPDOL,

sFN THE SPLENDID AL CLIn PER BAR
rH&Ix}1SM LIZZIE IL, SPRING Master, having
I&k$SY large part of her cargo engaged and goin
szs7-1s-' on board will have dispatch FOR the abov
port. For freight engagements, apply to
December "a STREET BROTHERS h CO
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FUR LlVEKPOOL.
SEN THE FIRST GLASS BRITISH BAROU
r&1z1SSM w. G. PUTNAM, RICHARD Master havin
1NdMSYa large part of her cargo engaged, will lolnr
'Hs[==san with dispatch.
For balance freight engagements. apply to
WILLIS CHISOLM,
december II North Atlantic Wharf.
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city, although some doubts may be reason
made In the vault was closed up fast night BY putting
over It Q new plate Of wrought iron. Three men
employees oil the bank were at . late hour engaged
with the accounts The losers by the ROBBERY nave
consulted as to the advlsability Of adverslna ana
their opinion will probably be arrived at to-day.
Among those who deposited money IN the bank lor
robber. were two OF the board OF directors OF the
institution. The loss sustained by one OF them, Nr.
Luther Blodgett was quite small, but that OF the
other is supposed to be the greatest Of any.
II has been the custom OF the bank management
to have Waterman enter the bank during the night
bu. no one has been stationed there regularly, al
though the expediency OF employing competent
person has often been suggested. AS the deposits
were made at the owners risk OF course the lnstu-
ton Is not responsible for them.
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Between Putnann's on r. a.. n.rA ana IN. n,,no,xc
World the other the C Snc ~ taI1 ~ ~ nv
dlve,ted ..,h sne roc Of the Social Elipsen 10 an
rsads a ana .se position OF men and women"
: sSa ~ Sn ns to denne what the relative
Rns !, \, Ur nd women should be, rather than
M Ssns ~ cs IL writer employed his wealth Of
have done Ter manner than ne mas ne wocta
"Ine D1fhb Guides to the Pole'' Is the
pess a1tlcle In the magazine. 1t Is
sClelfnc paper, full OF interest and instruction.
''aketches IN Color" relates experiences with ne
gloes Inc poetry in this number Is better tnan
Memory Is Immortan and ssRecollections in Child
hood, the latter by Father Hyacinthe. Botn the
original French ana translation given TWO
serials are concluded in this number. The remain
Ing articles are OF minor importance ana are all
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BAILEY w WINCHESTER. Tuesday, November
%, at tho washington avenue Baptist church, by the
Rev. DR.. Moore, FRANK T., eldest son OF James s.
Bailey, Esq, to JENNIE H., youngest daughter OF
Captain j. ii. Winchester, all OF Brooklyn.
JAcoCKs-CApRoN--At Providence. X. l., on
Thursday, November is, by the Rev. Arthur May
Knapp, GEORGE MILTON JAC0cEs, OF this city, to
EMILY HAZARD, daughter OF Charles S. Capr0n.
RoBBiNs-BRowN.-0n Tuesday, November 20, at
the house OF Mr. Whtson, 2s2 Navy street, Brooklyn,
by Rev. II. @. Glover, Mr.. BENJAMIN r. ROBBINS, OF
Brooklyn, 10 Miss HELEN A. BROWN, OF Northport,
Long Island.
Huntington papers please copy
SoHDLTz- MULLER.-On Thursday November il,
by Rev. +. w. Gessenhainer, JOHN ID. ScHuLTz, Jr.,
OF New York, TO HERhINE MULLER. or Wofen6ustel,
Germany.
WHTNEY-BUTL1R.-0n Thursday, November "
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residence with nearly an acre Of ground, In Pal
isade avenue, Yonkers, ana lately owned by william
H. Thorn, has been transferred to j. @. Clifford OF
New York. for $4,000.
The dock property OF the late Gilbert Hart having
river frontage OF 100 feet ana width Of LAT feet
on the HUDSON River Railroad, at PeeksKlll, has
been purchased by w. H. Wilcox and James T. Sher-
wood for $4,000.
I. II. Purdy has sold lot, IS by 1875 feet, In Park
avenue, FarrytOwn to j. s. Millard for s. 063; also
lot OF Similar dimensions III the same avenue to
j. B. Browne for $500.
In the same village Richard Humphrey and A.
Cromwell have purchased from U. b. Harrison about
an acre OF land fronting on Main street for $4,000.
Two lots situated on ST. Marys street. Yonkers,
have been sold by MI. Lusk for sum appr0Ximating
to $1,000
Supervisor Abraham Hatfield, OF Westchester, re-
Gently purchased the Purdy Homestead, located III
Uni0nport, for $4,000, and Is now expanding some
$4,000 more III improvements.