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to the United States. The London Telegraph
orDecember 2sth. 1858, publishes a gra phic
account Of fsslo laundering at sea Of the Ameri-
can steamer Starry Banner, with the loss of
one hundred and thiIty-two lives. The de-
scription was evidently composed by q highly
poetical individual, who styled himself Mr..
Lionel Van Buren, chief officer, but the gross
improbabilties related should have been suf-
dcient to put the London newspapers on their
guard. "Tho hail stones were as large as
good sized potatoes" and passenger, Henry
Joy, Major in the United States army, per-
formed such feats as jumping overheard and
saving three ladies, bringing them back 10
the ship by holding two with his teeth, and
the third under his arm. The Starry Banner
with her bows stove in, and bulwarks shatter-
cd to atoms, was given up by the captain and
crew to the mercy of the waves, and then is
reported as being shove to" in order to per-
NIT the launching Of the RATS constructed ~
Major Joy. The London newspapers are tx
pressing their indignation at being deceived
by this malicious hoax. In reality there ls no
such steamer as the Starry Banner.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, ls69-IN THE NATTER CF J.
J. BKABHAM, OF The FIRM OF HOFFMAN;
BRABHAM L CO., BANKRUPTS-PEIll ION fnN
FTjII AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT
Y.-Ordered, That q hearing be had on the trenty'
eighth day of January, 1869, at Federal Courthouse
in Charleston, s. c.; and that all Credi ors, &c. O.,
said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and N
show cause If any they can. why the prayer OF the
Petitioner ehould not be granted. And that the
second and third meetings OF cr' diors Of said Bank
runt will be held at the Office Of ]. G. CAKPEN,
TER. Esq, Registrar of the second Coneressional
District, $. c., the f,renty-siSh day 9 january
1859, ut l2 IL.
I,y order OF tho Court the 7h day of January
1869. DANIEL ,kLSECA,
Cork of the District Court of the United States for
South Carolina. IS january
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, l8G9-N THE MATTER OF
GABRIEL, DAVIS, OF cHARLEs1 en-, BANK
RUPr-PETII ION FOR FULL AND FINAL. DIE
CHARGE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES That o
he ,ring be had on the t,oentycighh day Of January
1862 az Federal Courthouse IN Charleston, ). y.
and that all Creditors &C. of said Bankrupt appear
at said tune and place and show cause if any they
can, why the prayer of the petitioner should net be
granted And that the second and third meetinGf
Of creditors of said Bankrupt will be held at the
once of j. c. CARPENTER, Esq Registrar OF Sec
ond Congressional District s. c. on the tIoenfy-strh
day Of January 1860, OF II NJ.
By order Of The Cour. tue 7th day of January 1852
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the q. {. for $. c.
January 3 10
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IT WILL be seen by our Columbia letter
that Attorney General Chamberlain believes
Abbeville to be as peaceful and law-abiding
as any county in the State. This is some
what tardy justice, but it is nevertheless
pleasant to see.
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l1otifes in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT Of THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1s69.-IN THE MATTER OF
E. JOHN While, OF CHARLESTON, S. G.,
BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR FULL AND
FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPT1f.-.Or-
dered, That q bearing be had on the sEvESTRENrH
DAY oE tEBauARx 1869, at the Federal Court
house IN Charleston . c. and that all Creditors. &C.
OF said Bankrupt appear at sail time and place. and
show cause, If any they can Why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted And that the sec
ond and third meetings Of creditors OF said bankrupt
will re he'd at tho Office of J. G. CARPENTER,
ESQ.,, Registrar of second Congressional District B.
c., on the SIXTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1869, at l.
NJ. ,.
By order of the Court the 21st day Of January 1869
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk Of the District cour; Of the U. S. for s. G.
January % Is
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tic benefaction to the human race, makes
the most renowned of the, destructive VIC
tories of war look mean and vulgar in COM
parison.
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UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERN, 1SG9.-IN LIE MATTER OF
J. F. BRABHAAI OF HE FIRM OF HOFFMAN.
BRADHAM CO. BANKHUPi-PETITlON FOR
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUPTCY.-Ordered, That q hearing be bad on the
toentte ghh day Of Janary. 1869, at Federal Court
house in Charleston, s. e.; aud that all Credi.
tors, &C. of said bankrupt appear at said time and
place, and show cause, IL any they can, why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
And thai the second and third meetings Of Creditors
of said Bankrupt will bo held ut the Uficc OF ]. c.
CARPENTER, ESQ, Registrar OF Second Congress.
sonll District, S. G., on t,cea sixth udS Of Jdnury,
1869. at IL SI.
By order of the Court. tho 7ih day of January,
1863. DANIEL IORLBECK.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the Uuted Saes for
South Carolina f3 January s
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TN THE DISTRICT COUteT OF HE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1S69.-IN The MATTER OF 8.
J. BRaBHAM, UF The FIRM OF HOFFMAN,
BRABHAM & CO., BANKEUPTS.-PETITlON FOR
FULL AND FINAL nIStHAkGE IN BANKRUPT
CY.-Ordcred Thnt hearing be had on the t,rcntG-
eiyhh dag Of January 1869, at Federal Cou' thouso
IN Charles on, c.; and that all Creditors. &C., OF
SAID bankrupt appear at said time and Place. and
show cause, if any they can. why the prayer of the
Petitioner should not be gr.nted. And that the
second aud third meeting Of Creditors OF said Bank
rupt will be held n: tie Office OF ]. q. CARPEN1Eh,
ESQ.,, Regis rar rf second Congressional District, s.
c. on t,ucnt, sixth day Of January 1859, at II NJ.
By order of the Court, the 7th day Of January,
1863. DANIEL bORLBEtR,
Clerk of the District Court OF the Unltcd sates for
South Carolina f3 january b
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marbing.

GOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
" Rooms. Terms moderate. Apply ut Nc: As
EASTGaY 2* January 81
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINL-
NoykIBER TERM, 1e6S-IN THE NAT En OF
AMUEi e. OPPENH LII. OF CHARLESTON,
BANKRUPr-PEiTiIoN FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCAAtGE IN eAEKRUPlC CY -Ordsre', That o
bearing be had on The tUeniy-si1M day Ct January,
A. u. 1879 at Federal Courthouse in Chnle.ton, S.
C. and that all C1eders. Hc, OF said ankrupt ap-
pear ut said ti1ne anj place. and show clusc, il any
tEer can, why the prayer OF tho Penionet should
net be gran cd. And that tho -ccond meeting Of
Creditors OF sad Bankrupt will be held at the cfa
OF ]. q. CA RpENT. Il. Esq Registrar OF ih Second
Congressional District S. ~. on Saturday, The tw!y
third day ofJanuary 1862 at IL NJ
By older OF The Court tIe 3ist dly OF December,
1868 DANIEL HoRLBEtK.
Clerk Of The District oCrt OF the Urited -'stas,
JanuuyG G. ID, 90 For South Oaroinn.
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EfrtilBers.
WANDO FERTILIZER.

THE wANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers to the Planters and Farmers of the
South their Fertilizer known as tue "WANDO FER.
TILlZER," which the experience of the past season
has proved To be one of tho most valuable In our
market II has for Its base the materials from the
Phosphate beds OF the Company on Ashle, River,
and LIS prepared at their works at tho EAST END OF
HAsE[-STREET In this city. In order to guarantee
it's uniformity and maintain lts high standard the
ompany has made arrangements with the distin-
gui.h ed Chemist DR.. C. U. SHEPARD f.. who
carefully aalyzcs oil the aLimonacal AMI other mn
terial purchased by the Company, and the prepared
Fertilizer. before being offered for sale. The Com
nany is resolved to make article which will prove
to be "complete Manure. and give entire satis-
faction.
For terms, circulars. and other information. apply
to wM c. DUKES & co., Agents,
No. 1sou;h Atlantic Wharf
January4 nw' 3mos
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r ANV NOT .-Mc MILAN KING,
L. Esq. is this day admitted partner in cir
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL l. SEABROOK. LAWYERS,
No. 90 Brold-street.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEaDR0OK.
MCMILLAN KING. january
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r. THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

Ts THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED sTATrS, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1SC9-lN TIE M,ITkR OE
sEOkGE RorFMAN, oF THE FIRM or HoEF:
MAN, BRABHAN& & CO., BANKKUP tS-PErlIlON
FOR FULL AND FINAL Discharge IN BANk'
RUPrCY-Ordered That hearing be han on the
tccniy-sighh day ojJanuary. 1860, ut cdora Court
house IN Charleston, $ e.; md that all creditors,
Gc, Of The said Blnkrurt APPEAR Mt said time and
pac, and show cause If any they can. why the
rrIycr Of the petitioner should not be granted. And
that the second aud third meetings Of the creditors OF
said Bankrupt viii be held at hc Office Vi j. o. CAR.
PENlER. Esq, Registrar of second ConSresslonai
Disric, South Carolina. tlucnysizth dag Of Jdnu-
ary 1862 at - NJ.
By srder of the Court. the b day of January,
1869 DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court of the United states for
south Carolina f3 ldnuary
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TN THE DIsr,:lCr COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAHOT.IN.-
N,vEMBER TERM. l86s-lS III" NATTER OF
DISQUALIFICATION FOR FULL AND FINAL
UlSCHARG IN Is NKklTICY-0rdercd, That a
helr1,g be had on the t,Oenty-sszh day Of January.
A. D. 1863, 1T Federal Courthous In Charleston. \.
c. and that al Creditors. &C., Of sad Bankrupt ap-
pear at said time aud place and show cause, If any
they can why the prayer of the Petitioner should not
be er lnted and that the scco,d NEE ing Il Crodi.
tors of SAID Bn krup will be hello at the cfhce OF j..
{. CARPENTER, tsq. Registrar Of the sec ,ud Con-
grossiona District $. c., on Saturday. the twenty
third day of january. 1869, at u AZ.
BY Oh der Of tho Cou,t. tho 9lst day Of December,
1868 D MEL BORLBECh,
Clerk of the District Court OF the United states,
Jauuary6 6, 10, % For South Carolina.
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wants.

WANTED TO RENT. A HOUSE SUIT
w ABLE for small family; the lower portion O
tie city preferred. Inquire at THIS OFFICE.
January % ~
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Go Rfnt.

ITO RENT, THE TWO AND A HALF
l. s.sry BRICK HOUSE, northwest CO. ner Of
Easel and East Bay streets, containing four squire
rooms two attics drcsspg-room, pantry doubl; pi-
szza., largo basement gas through he house. good
kitchen OF lour rooms. all In good order. apply at
No. 104 MARKEr-STREET, between Meeting and
King. January %
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Gupartnrrsbip llotifs.

NUP,::Ttm:. Ns:tP N.,iiCEf.--I H,vt
" iLis Il ~ as.o lated with me. in tho FACrui:-
AGE AND UuMMiS ION BUSINESS, my soG.
HFThYT. WILLIAMS, unt CT The firn Of ". H..
WILLIAMS L hI y.
b.. WINTHROP Is. WILLIAMS.
Ac omn:oIation VII rf.
Charleston. Jarulry ], 1862
Jmu.ryI tmwl3
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CHARLESTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF rHE sTocKEOLD-
i ERS of this Company will be held on MONDAY,
1s February at Twelve O'Clock h., at the hall OF the
Insurance and Trust Con npany No. Broad-s,reet,
when statement Of the affairs of the Company will
be submitted, and election held for President and
eight Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
W. j. HERIOT,
January % Secretary and Treasurer.
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r0O RENT, UN EASY TERMS, TO A
good tenant tho PLANTATION nown as the
"Hayes." sixteen miles from the city by South Ca
rolina Railroad same by main road; 100 acres
cleared swamp, $50 acres cleared high land; tract
contains 17vo acres. -
Apply to WILLIS & CHlSOLM.
January 81
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NNO RENT, UNTIL FIRST NEXT
or longer, a delightfully."- situated RESIDE nee,
in central western part OF city. convenient to rail
way. and having every convenience for gentcel
family. Apply at No. 81 MARKErsTREET.
January 22 IL
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rE THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN rHE DISTRICT COURT or THE
/ UNITED STATES. IOR SOUTH CAROL Ma
JANUARY TERN, 1SC9-IN The MATrEl. OF
JULIUS Il uPpENH I'M. BANKEUPr-PEtI-
'rIOH FOR I'LL AND tINAL DiscHAi dt IN
BAH KRUP rcY. Y.-Oricred. That hearing be had
on tie y.s,rii day Of January, 1869 at Fede.
raj Cour house iu harles;on. +. c.; ana tnat all
IrelIto q &c, Of said Bankrupt appear ut said time
and place, ana SHOW cause, if any tlcv can. why he
prayer of the pciitio.. should rot be grautod.
and that the second and third meetings OF Crcdi.
tors of said Bankrupt will be held at the oihce OF
]. e. CARplNlER Esq, Registrar o! Second
oi gressional District. S. T., on tUehty-hTd day ~
January. 1850 . IL ii.
Ry order OF the court, the 31st day of Dec mber.
1868 DANL HORLBtcK,
clerk OF The District Court OF the nited States for
South aroliua. G TO- - Janu ~ G :
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ITO RENT. THREE ROOMS; ALSO,
4 STABLE Rent mode ate. Apply at No. 81
CHURCH-sTREEi. mxf6* January IS
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GENTS vyANTED.--S75 TO $500 PEis
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be mide by selling the latest i'm.
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE; price SIS For circulars and terms. address
C. BOWERS & CO., No. 800 South Ihird-strest,
Phila elphia, Pa. 3mo December D
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w GIRL us Nurse and Chambermaid 10 60 in
tho country. References required. Inquire at THIS
OFFICE January 81
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LET, TWO FLOORS CONTAINING
Il nine ROOMS. in house No. Legare-st Get.
Apply ON THE PREMISES. 81 January 81
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Mfftmas.


MARION LODGE, No. q, I. O. D. r.
V1HE REGULAR WEEKLY MEETING OF THIS
L Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, at Seven
o'clock, at Odd Fellows hall, cornor King and
Liberty streets.
Members are requested to attend.
BY order N. G. ROBERT c. STARR.
January % f Recording Secretary.
WASHINGTON STEAM FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
4 REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
III Company will be held at your Hall, THI5 EVE
MING, % instant. at Seven o'clock
CHARLES z. RICHARDSON,
January % ! Secretary W. g. F. L. Co.
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY FRIEND
LY SOCIETY.
A TTFND THE REGULAR MONTHLY NEE ING
n This friday EVENING a9 halfpast Seven
oclocl, at Hall Of King and Liberty streets
large attendance is desired.
E. NJ. HACKER,
January % i Secretary.
MCTUAL BASE BALL CLUB.
A TTEND TIE REGULAR MEETING OF YOUR
n. Club THIS EVENING, at No. So Calhoun-stree!,
at seven o'clock
.Janulry 20 Il Secretary.
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WANTED, SITUATION As CLERK
w in wholesale establishment by young man
of steady habits and industry Can gvs best Of ref
trence. Address O. l., Charleston Postofhce.
January Is
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WANTED, BY LADY ACCUSTUM-
w ED to write for the press employment on
one or moro Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, DC. Address
Miss Z. 4. W., Postoficc Charleston. s. {.
October s
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tn. ELECTION MospAr.-On Monday the

TIE ELECTION MoSpAV-On Monday the
municipal election takes place. and our CO.
;smpOraries are giving out their "Last Words
TIC Voters TIE STAE tells the voters as it,
parting admonitiOn before going to the polls to
vote for the best men. Il would BE- unfortunate
1oT the interests OF the city should its vote be
thrown in way 10 place it even seemingly in
position Of aniagonism 10 the Administration.
There Is probably no danger OF such a result
o. Monday next. and citizens while casting
fheir ballots 10 guard against At can AZ the same
time exercise proper discrimination in regard
70 The names on their ward tickets. to the END
shat proper men snail De sent 10 our City COun-
ellis The cry of no scratch hing Is usually
raised by partlzans on one side or the other. and
doubtless Will be on Monday. but IL serves
only fOr the benefit OF unfit men whom il is
sought TO iioat in with the party ma 9rity. The
best interests OF the community are promoted
by tTee scratching OF all candidates not up to
The mark
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The woe-stricken Democratic clerk who
mourntully exclaimed, on receiving his dis
nissal from Office, that she didn't believe the
American people would ever have another op-
portunity to vote for President" was fairly
matched by the iate lamerted Professor
Wllleox,iwh on being informed s. few days
ago that his resignation would be accepted,
addressed a Ieng letter 10 Secretary Boutwell,,
IN which be slid, "-Hy Judgment agrees with
the opinion OF leading radicals that this Gov
eminent IL unconsciousiy tending TO despotism,
and am disposed 20 attribute my removal to
my known disposition to resist that tendency"
A New England cotemporary is disposed TO
think. however, with ell Que respect to the
professor" that IL was because he drew his
pay without earning il.
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CoSPERRING DEGRBRs.-Rev. George Gill
filian. an English clergyman who has won
some distinction in literature. on being asked
recently if he would accept the degree of LII ID.
from an American university, declined, saying:
degrees have been conferred of late in a man-
nsr so scsndalously indiscriminate and partial,
that II seems TO me that there is greater honor
In the want than in the possession There is
much force in this remark. and it is worthy of
note, Also that 1t Is general in its application,
and not confined 10 American institutions The
evil complained of exists to great a degree
IN European countries as on this side of the
Atlantic.
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DRoPOsAIs FOR MarERIAJs ToBs SUP.
u fLlgD TO TIE NAVY fARDS USOER
THE CC6El2 ANCE or THE
BUREAUUF GONSTRUC-
TON AND REPAlR
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

: RzAv OF CeNsTRUCTION AND RRrAIR,
WASH ,GIos. ID; G June l5S9.t
M.', iiais for the Nsyy for the t.csl year end ng
- June - 1870 VII be received 81 THIS BgrsauI ~
TIE pro eO:.l. must be addressed to the Ghisf Of
p,rtmen'. Washington, and must be nd,rsed,
Proposals e Timber, Sc for the Navy that
itIs - &c 'I'' w" O'A'' '''H''' '''
Printed schedules for such classes ~ parties
SiSdsr sisiss lie E sro se
The Gonmendspts Of the rsspsctiys nsSy yards
Ths conmsndant of each n.vy.y.rd and the
oss Is.sr s.t sse t%t
y.Ea' Ap'l'A''' ,'f any Of the classes OF tn '''
and . q or sns
., .ho &C. " e.ra
fsss aon hs ossO Of f.
Psrssss and he must fur.hsI show tia. be i:s
mus, e certified ~ the assessor Of intssn. Bs1'
ana sre. the ss ~no
" Jaw, tne navy Department. however,
reservins the right to re- ect the lowest bid or any
which n,a, = may deem sx brilliant =,
sign the contract and Their respo must be
certified to the satisfaction of the Navy Depart
AS additional security twenty per csntum viii be
withheld from the amount Of ths bills until the
ntract shall have been completed. and EIGHTY
per &C. mum OF me amount OF each hil approved in
1arS I'll, 70 .n INA Jsnnianuani :" the tesoeouve
dssionate5 in the cont yi,S; 90, o, ' G s.s"on
the warrant for the anne sbaIi have e hsen rs..sd
kv haG Ca,
~ ane SnecretaIy 81 ne treasury
,.i, c,asses ., anIs bureau are numbered ana
No Wbits 1aI loo. No . Whit. M. "a,
Wh;ts fisI pia my YAK W1Isea ilmoor, NO; T.
Vt9 Usn DE-, rlaIk, no nrE YAK 6oarde, NO.
Nos Yellow PiUs NAT T;mSar NJ inS n WSi.
Pine Logs No IA White pins Nj T;a nb w NJ AZ
49, White Pine Plank Boards: No. Is. hite An
Elm, Beech; No. Is, White Ash Oars; No, II,
Locust Treensils: No. 20 tJynrtsa Cedar. ~" -
Black Spruce; No "a, White Oak Staves ana
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When we noticed the fact that the New York
papers had so little to say about the Young
Dana affair, the New York Times answered
with much dignity that it was because the
press OF that city Were too high-toned to deal
IN personalities aud scandal. This wa. good,
but too good 70 last. The millenill period evil
IDENTIFY hssn'tc come yet for theNew York papers,
for the World OF yesterday styles its opponent
II controversy " the in corrigible JAG kass who
bowls about Free Trade and British gold in
the TribuHs." Will the Tines please speak to
the World.
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~Ministure steam engines for sewing ma
chimes are talked Of in Hartford.
- Miss Ida Greely, a daughter Of H. G. is
one CT the ofheers OF the Woman S Suffrage As
ISOLATION.
~Gen. Beauregard is expected to visit Stat
en- Island in a few DAYS.
~PIttsourgh has an amusement known as
''parlOr dancing
r<The Rev. DIR. Fowler, of Chicago, calls
The theatre ''the guIllOtine of the SOUL
1Chicago lll) merchants have spent
S15,O0O in advertising IN Salt Lake CITY in the
SI1 months.
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The ordinance authorizing the raising of one
million dollars by the pledging or hypstneca-
ton OF Baltimore and Ohio RraiIroad Company
stock held by the city of Baltimore, and the ap-
Phoation of the proceeds TO the completion Of
the Western Maryland Railrosd, hang IRE in
the city councils in consequence of disagree
ments Of the two boards on amendments
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A London paper gives a long description of
gorgeous suit Just gotten up by q fashionable
tailor Of that city for Mr.. Jay, our new Minis
ter to Austria A pretty American Minister,
indeed, TO buy hls new court toggery from a
blasted foreigner,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

Senator Sprague. attended by pet Halstead."
Is TO deliver an address TO the workinsmer of
Newark, N. j.. on Monday next under the
auspices Of the Harness Makers Association.
Happy wornngmen,