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& R0USS,
~ MOI 1905 MAIN STREET.
A GENUINE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
DKcEsrBER %. 1883.

- DxcEsrBER %. 1883.
-Recet we'd ON the 18th instant per steamer Aloe-
nlarle, and again to-day per steamer nsSS seit G
hnnoht by Mr, Rouss nc the ciosing-out sales OF
the great auction-ho Of New York. embracing
in part Broche Shawls from S2s IN $50: Wo1llen
sbawls from 81 to $40; Dress Goods Prints: Cor
sets from SOC 70 s4; 0verceats. Vests, and Pants
Cavalry Boots ladies' and misses Shoes mems
and boys Shoes and Boots flannel and merino
Shirts and Drawers. $40 Ggsh EE+a de "
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
= de S1-Ja'2 IS, 10, IL &12 s.s ,.a.#

EXECUTORS SALE IN CHESTER
EI FIELD.-Wtn be sold on w WEDNESDAY the
9Th day of January 1859 at public auction, at the
late residence Of Dr. nderson Sale deceased Sc III. IN
ton on the Richmond and Danvllle raiiroad), all
the decedent's PERISHkBLE ESTATE including
two fine Horses lot of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, crops
of Corn and Oats, Farming Implements, including
half interest in a Wheat Machine In good order
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
TERMS Stated at sale. - :.
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TWO NEAT, FRAMED TENEMENTs, LIN
OF D Sdv R and ID BELvInERE SHEETS FOR
SALE AT IUCT1OS VIII be sold on WEDE no !
DAY the 9Th day Of January 1899 ON tr @ =. y
TENEMFNTs az above located Icontatntng tour
rooms each The lots front ahout 30 feet each on
Dover street, running back the usual Depth !
' TEENS 70. JAMES M. TAYLOR sONsa i
ia 6 ~ TotJ@s3t NtEn2Ed es 500 aucsloneers:
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C1REATsIAFRoVEsfENT. IN SEEMING

GREAT ENVIRONMENT. In SEWING
~ MNCH7NEs-Ih hare been appointed agent
for the Wheeler = wilson Sewing naehtne. which
Tor the original soat l,iptic Improved. Old Bioat
Elliptic Mnchines repaired and greatly improved
improvements, and fun Instructions for their nee
given gratissst No. II Ninth street, near Main.
General repairs done at Union ManufActurlnE
tenth. .si8.
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VALUE. s.sE+,
ALL-wooL popLrN vELouRs at ., worth
ALE-WooL EMPRESS CLOTH at soc. worthu;
ALL-wooL FRENCH MERINo at 7sc worth
ALS-wooL FRENCH MERINo at soc. worth
8l.25;
A1E-WooL FRENCH MERINo at 81 worth
ALI-wooL FRENCH MERrNo at si.u, worth
sfhS o.; AS-4.1 -
ENG LIsH MERINosa at 1oc. worth soc.;
ENGLISH MERINOSa at SOC. worth &c.;
1ALPACAR all colors, at 4sc. worth soc.;
CHANGEABLEPoPLIN at &c. worth 1se.;
PURE SILK AND WOOL POPLINs at Nc.
worth $l.25; oh
PRINTED BRocADE DELAINEs at isc. worth
PLAID MOHAIR at leac. worth &c.;
LACK SILKS at 81 worth %. So;
BLACK SILKS at sa.2s worth 81. rs;
LACK SILKS at %. 50 worth -;
ICoLORED SILKS at sl.as worth &.H;
CoLoRED SILKS at &i.sa worth. ST. g.
!, A like reduction In all styles OF DRESS GOODS
not enumerated, as we'll as In other articles, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
las Nos. 1913 and I2i5 Main street
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Nor RENT, IN THE TOWN OFm
II CHARLYTiEsYILLE, The ,1 large Tsn snd 1e e
nSTne and occupied by the late MI Elizaoetn
Coles it is situated in the most pleasant ana cen
trail part OF Charlottesville; and ccatsns ,es
bonses stable, courthouse, carriage, Ice and COW
honl The grounds belonging TO this sssiae ,n
Iconraining four or five acIes) are divlcea .o
TeII-ahaded yard, horse lot, garden ana truck-
nsfeh. which are In high state OF CULTIVATION:
ana contain number OF choice fruit trees r os
property Will be rented for one year or Lor ND
houses q once and Of the residence as soon as
Il can be painted, papered and put IN gu f
this city tor to his agents In Chariottes'Aie'
Measrs DUKE & JONES, attorneys as Law;
NN~S~ 49, - p. II. AYLETT,
4 iab-1w Law office No. 1904 Main street.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NJOTICE.-The undersigned will con-
! Y tinue the COMMISSION BUSINESS ~ a. W
late stand OF Blair IL Mckinney, Twen.h s.I ns,
second door south OF Cary, and Will g1ye nis piy
sonal attention to the sales OF TOBACCO Ghhi5
Of all kinds, FLOUR, and other proouce'
MAKE PRGaPT RETURNS. =, pr.re
jxk-1w fs Et t&Fs Afa@@ 81 a. 49,
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CEINE THREADl SEINE THREADll
- Received and for sale, four thousand pounds
SEINE THREAD, OF my own importation, manu-
ifactured to my order expressly for this Market
warranted the best in the city and al less price
than It can be purchased elsewhere. A call L. So
licitsd and bargains guaranteed.
L. LICHTENSTEIN,
l7G7 Franklin street between
de er-sn Eeyenteenth and Eighteenth streets.
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By Games If. Taylor q eon, Aucsioneers,
81 - ~ No, sci Main street, - !, !
!. n three eoors beloMtSpotswoOd Ho'el. -
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DENTISTRY.

HENTAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
m THE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL of M
TExTH. -Ths undersixned Win insert FULL "a
pER or LOWER sETs OF ARTlEsi9TttHRss
TEErH for TWENTY 20 THIRTY DOL.sssse
A HET. Old gold sets win pc taken - .saSSiticnL
'As Omcs aud residence as Main street, ees~'sA
{ Sixth and Seventh streets. ,or,,y = .uoyY,
90 l9--tm IN sfsss.s,5OdN AAnS-SL-
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r. 3. KLoEBER, DENTIST, in-
TxETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set r sss
feet nt ard Durability warranted. Call anu :
specimens OF the work. rrs,
Particular attention deyoeeG 70 aIsn& An"
aerytn2 the teeth.
10e.n FL s SvssS 81, 49, S stsa., oc 10
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saT1CETON SALES.
Nv cook d Iaughtcn. Aactsonecrs, 't97i
-ccrner az aoyespor and Franklin streetss

s-s---~-~.-.s~-~oes>~
.l FUTUEE DAY. 80, ~
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WANTS.

u EMPLOYMENT in store
wv or on farm, by a YOUNG NAM whohis
had some experience In 5oth would take other
busine SIS, If suited. Writes fair hand. -
address, Eg stT 49, ftLDGESft u. u.
n OF Office OF the DiSpdtch.I >
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WTANTED TO SELL IMMEDIATELY,
Wv very cheap, one nice SHOWCASE. one
small COUNTER. "a good 1t of GLASS JARS,
BOTTLED OYSTERS. PEPPER SAUGF. a few,
Toys RAIS1NS, NUTS, &C.; one very, nice
FEATHER BED. q marble slab CABINET, two
GLASS SALVERS. AN win be sold very cheap.
intending to. leave the city this week apply Mt
LOG BROAD street between First and Second streets
ia5-1tk I e
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sYETANTED, A RELIABLE AND CAPA-
wv BILE NURSE, German or colorcd Best
references as to character aud qualifications re-
quired Apply at SD Fifth street between Clay
and Leigh. ri, .s.,g 90, ...,y.s = In 5-ltx
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HERRINGs, HERRINGs.-5oO barrels
4 Il No. HEARINGS, Leo half barrels hhH'
GEO. LEE CO,
oc 50 Fourteenth street below cary.
AEON, BAC0N.-Twenty hogshesa,s
ID SHOULDERS and SIDES for sale 10"
close. - GEO. LEE CO,,
oct 30 Fourteenth street below Cnf'
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.YNYANTED, AfHoUsE sERVANT-one
Wv q who thoroughly understands her business,
and is q frst.rate washer and ironer Best refe-
rences required. Apply ut No. 4oi, corner Twelfth
and Marshall strectsl U III .t--l 4 t16-2t !.
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"ANTED, A SITUATION AS SALES
w MAN in some mercantile establishment
have a large city and country acquaintance, and
can influence considerable trade. VIII give salts
factory reference. Addrt SIS L.. D., through the
Richmond postofice, box 1870. 800 "7 jas
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INOR RENT, THE DWELLING over a.
~ OUR STORE containing seven rooms, -
and Kitchen with two rooms. The whole premises
have been thoroughly reoaired and painted.
HUNDLEY g TATUM
de ~ SIS RrSad street.
Tor RENT. che BASEMENT ROOMS a.
n OF residence No: sn Marshall street. m
Apply TO JOHN b. CARY, OF - u
ds II ARMisTEAD = cARY.
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EcR RENT, TWO NEW WARE-@
q tsdHOOHEa fronting on north side basin, -
so,th s;de Cary between Tenth and Eleventh
streers Ave stories each, with water and water
closets. will be rented In whole, or each front sepa-
rsfely Also the Cary-street front OF tho upper
feneIneut Flrst-rate stand for commission ner-
chants 60 Apply to ApprRsoN
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NOR RENT.-A desirable family "a
RESIDENCE, with eight or nine good ma
rooms newt matted and papered with oil! nect S.
sary cut-buildings, at the reduced rent OF s47S'
Apply apEy1i 10 DIR. A. g. WORKMAN.
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SubstftuGeu Irustte.
,--rfa nj =, JOHN r. YOUNG, Trustee
sale to be conducted by JAMES Nj. TAYLOR q
SOS AucttOneers: sE' .. tst - de 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
SPARKS FROM THE WIRRS.

The navigation Of the Baltic has been closed.
Father Ryacinthe sailed for France on Satur-
day.
Robert Clarke has been appointed assessor OF
the Second Georgia District.
The British Parliament will convene on the 9Th
OF February.
The London Times condemns the Orange Lodges
as only perpetuatlng the Idea OF two races.
The Canada papers are clamoring more loudly
than ever for annexation since The publication Of
Grants message.
The steamer W. R. Arthur. from St. Louis for
New Orleans, proved o total loss near Burnett's
Island, on Saturday. Sho had on board valuable
cargo, including three hundred and Fifty Live
stock.
sharp skirmlshing is reported on the 10th inst,
near Trinidad, Cuba. More Spanish troops are
arriving at Havana
The Radicals have icarrIed Texas by over 1000
majority and the Legislature ls largely Radical
Immense prairie fires are reported in sae Red
River region Of northeastern Texas doing great
damage 10 farms and siock.
The bondholdcys OF several Of the Tenneasce
railroads are taking measures TO place the de-
n.uliing roads in the hands OF ccnmisslonsra Tor
the boacft OF the boRjholie7s.
Tle Spanish gnnbUa;s have kcen Informally
transferred TO The span!sh minister, ana eighteen
Of them will ,saye in ghcrt time.
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THE COTTON THIEYEg.
How the Lsgislature Proposes To Treat
tho Subject of Cotton Stealing.

The following Is the text Of the bill now be-
fore the General Assembly, intended to prevent
cotton thefts:
A BILL TO RBaULATB TEE eAIB OF COTTON.
Be u enacted by the Senate and HOuse Of Rep
resentativeso OF the State OF SOUTH Carolina now
met and sitting in General Assembly, and by She
authority Of the same.
SRCfrON |. That commissioner shall be ap.
pointed by the county commissioners when, in
their Judgment, they deem IL necessary, or may
be requested to do 80 by twenty citizens OF the
county, In each county, who shall reside at the
county seat, whose duty II Shall he To wetgh all
cotton sold either loose OF packed In bales Ut IN
the seed. He shall keep record Of oil cotton
weighed in u book regularly kept, and open at au
times To the inspection Of the public. He snail
also keep record OF the names Of the seller and,
II practicable, Of the purchaser or coasgnee. lur
nisilng the seller with certificate OF tne weight
OF each package, duly signed by himself as com
missioner. Before entering upon hiS dulles ne
shall take the oath prescribed BY the constitution
and give bond In the penal sum Of $500O FOR the
faithful performance or his duties.
SEC. 2. The Commissioner shall have power 10
appoint deputy In each locality where the pub
lie requirements demand IT, OH the recommends
tiOn or ten citizens, whose duty shall he the same
az those Of the commissioner, who shall take the
oath OF office, and give bonds IN the sum 0f two
thousand dollars fur the faithful discharge OF their
duties.
SRc. 9. Should any person or persons be fouad
purchasing cotton without the certificate OF the
com missioner, or one OF his deputies, he shall be
subject TO u fine Of $500 with imprisonment in the
State Penitentiary for not less than one year.
SRO. 4. That the commissioner or deputy
weighing cotton shall receive ten cents FOR each
bale weighed. and five cents for each parcel iess
than one bale.
SEC. 8. All merchants or traders are hereby
disqualified from acting as commissioners or dep
uties under this act.
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advises the temporary resumption Of military
rule in the State. until proper and efficient clv!i
government Is established.
General Anes, commanding in MssiSsippl.saJs
that there Is still good deal Of lawle1sness ami
violence in thar State, but that cases 0l attack
upon the regularly constituted authorities are
rare
General Canby's report or Virginia refers prin-
cipaly to the recent elections in that state. He
asks for the additional appropriation OF Sos 600 III
aid Of reconstruction.
General Reynolds gives very brief report OF
matters in Texas. lie says that the civil auhori-
ties are working in harmony with the military 10
enforce the laws. and that there Is an improve
ment in the disposition OF juries TO punish for
murder and other high crimes. The number OF
m4rders committed in the state during nine
months, from January TO September, WAS three
hundred and eighty-fOur.
General Mower reports that the civil authorities
Of Arkansas have made themselves respected In
consequence OF Governor Dayton's proclaiming
martial law and calling out the militia In Hovem-
ber, 1868, and shat mparative quiet has revali-
ed since throughout the district.
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TEX NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IyRon PrH AssocIATBD PREss.l
WASHINGTON, December II

WASHINGTON DeceNper IL.
Tho Reconstruction Committee has letter
from Governor Wells, OF Virginia, urging imnedi-
ate admission, and opposing the exaction o! the
test oath from the Virginia legislators. The
opinion ls that bill will be reported from the
committee on Tuesday for the restoration OF the
State. and that her senators and representatives,
except Booker and McKensie, whose seats are
contested. will be admitted TO their seats. The
bill will require pledge from the of1iciais that
there will be no further disfranchisenents on &C
count OF race OF color. The statements OF cover
nors Wells and walker are ordered to be printed
A subcommittee ia appointed to prepare state
ment Of the alleged election frauds, but nos to
print them. The voice Of the committee Is against
seriously entertaining the question regarding the
fairness OF the election.
The Senate judiciary Committee had another
session to-day on Georgia business. A bill was
agreed upon for carrying out suggestions In she
Presidents message. Governor Bullock, OF Geor-
gia, was before the committee, and made state
meuts relative to the condition OF affairs In that
State. which he represented 70 be little better
than It was during the war; that 10, no far as
Union men are concerned The bill will be re-
ported next week.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House has In
structed Its chairman 70 report favorably on
General Buffers bill to repeal the Tenureof-onice
act.
Judge Grier, Of the United States Supreme
Court, has rendered to the President his resigna-
tion of his seat on the Supreme bench, TO take
effect on the FIRST OF February next. This Ia done
under recent act Congress, which provides for
retiring members OF the court with salary when
they are over seventy years OF age.
The Tehuantcpec Ship Canal Company and
the Mexican Pacific Railroad Company have fled
claims before the Mexican commission aggregat-
ing $322, 100000.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
In the House, the motion to table Ingersos
bill for sH, 900 900 OF additional currency was de-
feated but the bill was referred to the Committee
on Banking and Currency. instead Of the Com
mit;ee on Ways and Means which Is regarded as
cyulraient to its defeat as the Committee on
Banking and Currency are understood to be hos
| tile to its provisions.
The Committee on Ways and Means have been
instructed to inquire into the expedency Of reeV-
ing the provision trade from taxation.
A bill was introduced dispensing with spies
from the revenue service.
The census was considered to adjournment.
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A MoDEL LRGIsLATOR.
Else Doings fer 8 ,nday Morning in the
1knte Capltak--Rndical Morals Exe e1a-
psaed.
Rnc1AL 7n1AoRAn 70 TIE xEws.l

COLUMBIA, December II.
Al o'clock this morning, J. W. Meade,
oo,orca member OF the House, from York Coanty,
chot Matte Stokes, colored, woman OF bad
crarscter, In . house near the South Carolina
Railroad Depot. The shooting was utterly with
cut excuse, and the woman Is badly wounded.
ne ball has been eat out near the spine BY the
aossDra. Meade has not yet been arrested, and
h;s Radical friends are making desperate
e1orts to hush up the AFFAIR. Neade, who
was drunk when he committed the act, has
atzered the woman hIty dollars, but shs de-
nnaads ave Aundred. This is not tho nrst freak
q the kind in which thIs dusky legislator has
been engaged. The same fellow, it win be re-
rendered, while nenbez Of the Constitutional
ConTention, accused o notorious usman In
eaaxseston Of having ptolen his watch enc night
In ne market; and during last session he sho:
and veunded another woman here, bot, BY dint
e nnsh money, succeeded In retaining his place
in tns Ssatehouse instead OF the Penitentiary. Rn
jsging, as he docs, tAe warm sympathy OF his
sroaher Radicals, he will, doubtless, on this oG-
aasion also escape arrest; or II tried and convict
q. win inralIbly 60 Sco.tfree within Short
tine tAsreafter.
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THE SOUTH, as SEEN THROUGH
MILITARY SpECTACLES

The report Of the Secretary OF War covers
the reports OF the various military district com
maudeis, some OF which have special interest:
General Terry, who co:n,iaa,.s in Geurgin gives
a black picture vi affairs iItHis STATE. H3 says
tai III many parts Of lie !;'Gic ia"rc IL practically
no government; Ihe worst oi cT;ncs ;'re cOhui.-
lt,l. and 40 aiteur. Is made To pon*h those vii"
commit them. 'f.crc c:.A he u" d;'lt or Tie cX
isieIo. OF r;ITeionA inRrrrSc'ionaiY drras'z:.
iiun; knnwu an ,..,: "Eu-liiX Ki.,.r Wu.:i .i.'-
81 hy sac!f ds.Oi.r. :'s the sscfeSy o thef ino'c
JHrn;o. rud W ths terror w!ica thcY Inspire
peruoLra.c ct.ncs Win ilnpunii2. G=rera Tory
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zsn- TO CONSUMPTIvES.-THE AD-
vERTlSER, having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years With severe hung anec
,ion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, Is
anxious 10 make known to his fellow sufferers The
means Of cure
To all who desire it, he viii send copy OF the
prescription used irrce Of charged with the direc
lions for preparing and using tile same, which
they will find SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BpoXenirls, &c. The object OF the ad
ycrtiser In sending the Prescription is to hene1i
Tie afflicted, and spread information which he
conc"ivcs 10 I've invaluable: and he hopes every
Sufferer will try hs remedy. as it viii cost them
rufhiaG. ana NAV prove a hlcssnG.
Parties wishing The prescription. will please al
dress REV. EDWARD ~. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kugs County, New Ycrk. nov9 3ni9s
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4o.s- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
biiity, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
Youthful intliscretion, will, for the sake Of sufer
ing humanity send free 20 all who need ii, the re-
ccipt and directions for making the simple rem
cdy by which he wns cur9d. Sufferers wishing to
profit by tile advertisers experience, can do so
by addressing. with perfect confidence, JOHN B'
OGDEN, M. u Cedar street., New York
nnvg 3,uOS
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brisk at present. and lew or none h-agrd IN the
business are now ont Of employment. Plasierers
and bricklayers however, complain "f duh simes'
and hundreds OF these men are now Idle.
The Amaigamated Miners Association, Of Lar
cashire. Cheshire and North Wales. hns addressed
circular to their employers, TO the effect that
unless tn wages OF The miners are increased
specified amount, on or before The 18th Instant,
strike viii ensue. The number OF men likely to
be affected by the circular Is 10000.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

NS- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THlS
splendid nair Dye ia the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable, in-
stantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes; In
yirorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
tuners; and properly applied at Bachelors wig
Factory, No. 10 Eond street, New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

E- OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
the United Fire Company: You are hereby sum-
moned to appear at your Engine House. MONDAY
AFTERNOON, December IS, In full uniform, TO pay
the last tribute OF respect to your late brother
member, J. q. BlNGLY. By order OF the Presi-
dent ). II. STEWART,
decl3 Secretary.
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mg- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquantances Of Mr. and Mrs. PETER SUMMERS
are respectfully Invited to attend the Funeral
Services OF the latter, at O'Clock THIS AFTER
NOON, at the A. M. r. Church drcl3 .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
EEW PORK BANK STATEMENT.
NgV YORK, Dec

NRw YORK, December IL.
Money Is steady. The bank statement and
loans have decreased half million dollars. Spc-
Gle has decreased nearly million dolara Circu.
lation has decreased irine Deposits has de-
creased half million dollars- Legal tenders has
increased nine hundred thousand dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
5nncral Notices.

gs-THE FRIENDS OF MRS. ELIZA
C. HILL and those Of her daughters Mrs. John w.
Johnson aud Mrs. s. 3. A. Hutson, also those of
Mr.. Charles Fl. westendorfr, are respectfully in
vIted to attend the funeral services OF the former,
at Bethel Church, THIS AFTERNOON, as half-past 2
O'Clock. decl3'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

ne-PERRf'S COMEDONE AND PIN
PLR REMEDY positively cures oomedones, tBaid
Heads or Grubs1 also Red, white and makerated
Pimples on the face. Depot No. 10 Bond stzest,
New York. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
dec6 3mnH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

Er MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment Of Nervous and Physical Do
bility, Sc
There b no member Of society BY whom thiz
book will not be found useful, whether such pef-
son holds the relation OF Parent Precepsor 0
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt Of. fifty cents. Address
the Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washipgton,
DC. septl Tyr
@rTHE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DlAR-
RIIGA CORDlAL.-This article, so well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
as q Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, a
now offered to the whole country.
1t is invaluable TO every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without It, and none
will TO whom It's virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
D6WlE K M0lSB,
octl1 3mosDkc General Agents-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

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