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Flats Gaps, Gtf.
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
r. M a r r I N s,
~, ~ n ~ r,rSrCV1 EET
No. OIL MARKET-sTREET.

TIME CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON WILL
please take notice that have Just returned
from ths North with splendid and most fashion.
able Stock of Mems. Boys and Children's FUR,
WOOL and STRAW HATS.
My Stock consists in part Of: Fur and Straw Hats,
GEMS Broadway Hats, Gents soft Hats. stiff Rim
bats, Cloth and Soft ate. Childrens Hats. Summer
Hats' Bne Panama Hats Gents Straw HINTS, Club
Hats. Pearl Alpine. Black Beaver. Pearl Beaver,
Pearl and Black Velocipede. White Beaver. ounce;
Pearl Beaver, planters; Boys Straw Hats.
ALSO,
A large and varied assortment of ROOTS AND
SHOES r. MARTIN,
No. 81 Market street,
Next Hart's Hardware store.
April 80 fl So
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I'VE have NOW OPENED a NEW AND C
w PLErE STOCK OF
FANCY DRESS GOODS.

Comprising BLACK AND coLORED SILKS,
Foullard Silks, Japanese Popns. Colored. Striped.
and Checked silks, Mourning si!Ss Colored Lnstres.
Lenos Mczambiques, Muslin and Cambria Robes,
Printed Lawns Percalcs and peques Silk and Worst
cd Figured Grenadines, &C.. Sc.
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We a:so call attention to ..;.r varieties of
RLACK DRESS GOODS.

ALPACA, BCMBAZGNE, TA3ilSF. 81 and 81
BaREGES, Grape Mnreties and tirenadine, Hernia
mes in variety, Cantcn Cloths, Mu.ins and re
LANES.
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LACE SHAWLS.

We are now prepared to offer full assortment OF
oil styles-ROUNU, SQUARE AND OCfAGON, In
Rnties, Frnges and Lace.
Especial attention Is called to our novelty.
"LA COQU EFT T E.
(FAN PARAS0L.l
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oFrrcgRs.
". n. rECKIANr. President
WM. 7. HOOK FIR, Vice President.
l.. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary.
e. A. fuDGKAR, Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
Ion. James Harper, ,sFirm OF Harper Il Bros. cx.
Mayor Now York.
John J. Crane, rrcsidcn, Bank Republic
Vim. NJ Yermilyc, Banker, (vermilyc & Col
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Banking
Company.
Hon. George oryaykc, ex-Mayor New York.
aiinat q -Nnrnan- HanIn4---,'.
Thomas Rigney, Pirm Thomas Rigney 4 Co.
Benz. b. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sngar Refining Company.
aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard II. BOVINE, Wctmore Il Bovine, Lawyers.
+. v. llaughwout. Firm L. v. IIaughwoat X Co.
VIM. Wi!Eens, Firm Of wnkens X 90.
Julius II. Pratt. Merchant.
WIN. w. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr. Merchant
William Alien, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, N. Y.
Geo. T. Hope President Continental Fire Insur.
ance Company.
John G. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Pcckham corner Fifth Ayennc and
T%cnty-thlr street.
Edward II. Wright, Newark, h. j.
Geo. W. Farlec, Counsellor
W. l.. Cogswc.l, Merchant.
KEIM & ISSERTEI.,
General Agents Cor South Carolina and Georgia
0iiicc No. 40 Rroal street,
Charleston, s. e.
Dr. T. Ri;ENsTJERNA, Examining Physician.
janl2 1yrDhc
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The Ola Story.

When visions OF ncr face come DER me,
or her sweet face 90 far away,
say what lovers said before me,
What lovers will forever say:
That flowers bloom swceter for her hclng,
That birds sing swcctcr for her seeing,
That grass Is greencr, skies more blue,
That all things takC IL richer hue.
Lovers have said these things before;
Lovers will say thcm cycrinotc.
or sweet young love, that in all ages
Bears ever ono eternal formi
With lasting youth your oldest pages
GLOW ever, ever fresh anil warm.
dear Old story ever yOungI
Poets have painted, artists sung:
Sure. naught In life IL half so sweet;
Death cannot make you incomplete.
Lovers have said these things before:
Lovers will ray them evermorc.
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MARINE NEJYS.
EsToN, EcEMBER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falcon, liorscy, Baltimorc-lcrt -
instant Mise TO Mortlecai 4 co. Courtcnay 4
TwTeni,om IT MIS- Belle iiuboard G Rallroad Agent;
u kellers, II Renneker, j n NJ wohltnanri. " ii
| Chalee & co, II BlschoT co. II wuhrInann, D
| Rnvenel 4 Holmes, I.a,lrcy 4 Alexander, Werner
4 Ducker, s Briggs, Campsen & co. J N Tide
Toaie 6iNeill 4 Son, Vi iias,lcii & CO, icins,
RMcEiroy, Tobias Sons, Paul, WEIGH Il Brandcs
pelGer, /, RqdEsis g as, CO. MOwry CO. wnil,ien
Steamer Dictator, Roper 4 stoney, DowIe 4 Noise,
LGambrill. d Briggs, + Won Santen, Mrs F. S Yates,
wIttc, + q Borncr, Nlcrnann & f:orgcr RlccIe h
Schachte, Rarencl CO. 4 johnson, Palmetto
Pioneer Cooperative Association, f Adger 4 co,
Or ii l5acr, Fcldmann 4 cu, Hollmann Bros, Ii
0,Nelll, l. Cohen 4 CO, Chareau & Hebron, II
Lindsey. sahmann, and West Jones.
Sehr Ann peas, Garbattie. West Point Mill.
90 tlerces rice. To Porchcr Henry, anu Cohen
Hanckcl Il co.
sIoop. Ella, from Edsto Island. 1000 pounds
& Dill.
sloop Julia, Parccrcll, pocotaligo. 1905 bushels
rough rice. TO w Bee & CO.
Boat from CHRIST Church. bags sea island
cotton. To Roper Il Soney.
Boat from Johns Island. 6 bags sea islnnd
| cotton. To Roper & Stoncy.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island
cotton. TO Roper & Stoncy.
boat from ST Andrews. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Roper Sioncy.
Sloop Julia Bnrion, rocoialieo. 1900 bushels
Bont from James Islnnd. 1 bags sea island cot
ton. TO " Bee 4 co.
Boat from JOINTS Island. . bags sea island cot.
ton. To w Bee 81 co.
Sloop Grecnlcaf from Santcc. 500 bushels roI,gl,
rlcc To Thurston Holmes.
S!nop Julia. Parrcrell, POcotniigo. 1908 bushels
rough rice. To W q bee & ca.
Boat from Inrncs' Island. 8 bags sea island
cotton. Ts Gaillard & Mino;t.
Fiat from James Island bags sea island cot
ton. To Fraser L Dill
Boat from James, Island. 8 bags sea island
cotton. To w a Boyle.
CI.EaREn vESTEpDAy
British bark Daikelth, LangwiIl Liverpool-R
Mure co.
Spanish brig Cesar, Mark, Barcelona-w
schr II stckncy, FooIs, New YorR-st,eci
Bros & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr " Wilson, Somers, Kew York.
SchrJ j WOrthington WurthingtOn, Providence
Schr X Peckcr, Kelsey, Norfolk.
Schr + 0nbada, Brown, Philadelphia
Schr r u Bucklin. Dncklin, i,Oston.
Schr II Edwards, Bartlett, II Southern Port.
FROM THIS PORT
Steamship Marylan,l, John, on, baltimore, DC.
ccmber 10.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York,
December Z.
Brig Monica, McCObb, Providence, December e.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Josie pcycicauX, Clark, at Boston, dc.
cembcr z.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Annie T0rrcy, I.cbhy, at Liverpool, Novcm-
her -.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Missouri, I'radb,irn, from New York, pe.
cemher 2.
British bark Queen, Hc:hcring on, from Liver
pool, Novembcr2S
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 9.--SriRITs TURpgN.
TTRR-ls steady. Sales Of 125 casks ut doc.
1tosiS.-Salcs Of ls20 bbis aL 81 55 for strained,
and $3a3 rs for No. ].
CRUDH TuRPEErIEI.--Salcs Of oo5 bb,s ut S2 O0
Ter saft, and 81 IS for hard.
TAR.-SaIcs OF 13s bbls at 81 O5 per bbi.
COTTOH.-Saics Of bales ut %; 3 at 2cl,: rs nt
23H;23 ut 2iX; II ut 23X, and nt p cents per
b-thc market closing lrm.
c0RN.-Saes Of 1900 bushels from vessel at
81 05 per buaicl.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
nIilrltcf.

The Charleston Cotton, Hicc and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, December 10, 1869.
Eo1ToN.-I'herc was q steady inquiry for this
article, AMI prices hardened during the day about
H9%c q ID. Sales 500 bales, viz: 1l6 At IS; 80
NJ 23n; rs Ut 2,,; at 23;S 43 at 23X; at 23sss
~ at 23K; so at "a; 43 at 24ic a ID. We quote:
LIVERPOOL. CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 0goOd ordinary. .....23 @23E
Low miuulhig. .23I0
MHullDg. ........:...- .....24 "a
strict mtltillng. g...............IAO
RICH.-TlIis grain was qnict but firm; sales "a
iierces Of clean Carolina ut O7sc q ib. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina ut Coos; good
exsD7c q ib.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales OF note
under this head.
FRBtduTs-Arc somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making Mt 7id q
ib on uplands and 1,ld on sea islands; by
sail, 7-18d q lb on uplands and 11d G, ID
on sen Islands. To Iravre, by steam, nomi-
mol; by sn, nominal at 1ilc on uplnnds
and Ike ON sea islands. CoastwIse to
Hew YORK, By steam, &c G lh on uplands
and 1c on sea islands; by saIl, Hc 4 ib on
pplands. To Boston. by steam, nominal; by SAIL
10 p ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c a lb OIL upiands; by sail, somewhat NOM
tnal. To Baltimore, 10y steam, iI@nc q IL on
upiands; by sui somewhat nominal.
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Macon NInrlicf.

MACON, December S.-COT1nH.--Rcceipts to.
day 002 balcs sales iG2; shipped cog; receipts for
the week ending this evening, lc above incntlcd
31o3 bnics; sales for same time 7!a4; shipuitnis
2205; showing decrease In receipts for The las.
week from those Of The week hcfurc Ur 51o bales;
decrease Of sales 1880 bales.
The demand has bcan good all the week under
review, HI, tile offering Stock has iccn iiyhi.
Prices laye been remnrsaby steady and on no
day OF the week closing This evening have they
varied more than &c. To-day nll offered was
readily taken. and the market closed active this
evening nj 22hc for mtng-somc,lins fancy
bringing nc more.
COTTON srArEMEST.
Stock on hand September !, lSG9. ITO
Received today ........................e02
Received previously. DC. .sl3-7,745
-
Total. ...............".......... 47,0ai
Shipped to day. y..........................3a
Shipped previously. %, ,3s7-ao, 1856
Stock OIL hand thls evening ng.......... ISIS
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FOR REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
SteRMSnip hualla, -, 10 sail. ......... Nov 20
Norwegian bnrk Skiold. Albrcchtset. Sid. Oct 81
British bark iumuri, Coohranc, sailed. .Ort ~
British bark Queen, lictherington, sailed Nov 23
Bark David McNutt, l.Nckhart, sailed, Oct ~
British bark Apollo, Rcinhart, sailed. Oct 20
Bark Annie Torrey, Lchby, oknscd. .. Nov "a
The Sieve Bloom, Leask cleared w Noy D
NEwPORr, ENG.
Ship David Brown, Nichols. sailed. Nov lS
DON ST IC.
BOSTON.
Brig Josie A Deyercaux. Clark, up..........D Dec
hr1B VIM Crccry, -. up................N Nov ~
Schr 9 Raymond Higgins, np.. ........... Nov 10
Schr Ida Bella, PiyIer, cleared ...N N
NEW YORH.
Ship Missouri, Bradbnrn, sailed - Dec 7
Scnr - kesing, Robinson, up. ........ Nov 20
Sn,p h v winthrop, stewart, up............Dec I
Schr Myro9er, Brooks, tip. lee
Schr Yraie, Mason, cleared. Dec 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Scbr Active, CGOmbs, cleared .D Dec
Schr T Trafton, Taplcy, cleared bcC l
Schr w Simmons, Williaue leo
Sc@r Eliza Pike, LarHin, cleard me- q,
>" BALTIMORE.
Schr Fanny Kenting, Jones, cleared. Nov 81
Sahr Whitney Long, Hayes, up...........D Dec 3
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C0MAfERCIdL EEWS.
EXPORTS.

EXPORTS
LIvERr0Oi-Per British bark DalSeIth-ll7 bags
sea island cotton, .slj3 bales upland cotton, 9S3
bDl5 rosin, 120 tons phosphate, 81 bags cotton
seed, 8 ticrces bccSwnN.
BARoKLoHA-Pcr Spanish brig Ccsar-2lo bales
cotton, 100 bbls rosin.
NEW YoRK-Pcr schr II Stcancy-1G0,QpS feet
LuMber.
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No- TO CONSUMpTIvES.-THE AD.
yERTIsEr, having been restored to health in
few weeLs, by n very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with . severe lung alIec.
tion, and that dreadful disease, consumption, Is
anxious to make known " his fellow. sufferers the
means OF cure.
To oil who desire 1t. he win send copy Of the
prescription used trce Of chargc,) with the dircc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will md sUI.B CURB PoR CONSUMPTION,
AsrHNA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The object OF tie all
tho aGiicted. and spread Information which he
cance!yes 70 he invsinablet and he hopes every
sufferer win try Ills remedy, az IL viii cost them
nothing. and may provo q blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription, will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg,
Kings County, New York. novo Smos
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Receipts ny Railroad, December 10.

11t5 bales cotton, 20 bales domcstics, so bbls
nour "a bbs naval stores, 8 CATS lumber, cars
stock. To Railroad Agent, G ii Walter l. co, Pei
ger, Rodgers \ co, Reedcr d Davis, Caldwell 4
FL Wlss 4 90. J H Il Sloan A SalInas, KlrEpai.
rick Witte, W q Courtney & co. W Williams
y co, q ii Causscn, Wills & Chsolm, Graescr
& Smith, II Pringle Il SON, w Ryan, and
others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
IFS bales cotton, bags cotton seed, mdsr &c.
To Rcc,lcr Il Davis, Klinck, WickcnbcrE d co, Il
PrIngle 4 Son, Ravenci 4 co, Walter 4 GO, Wiss Il
co, w Ryan, Frost Adger. q W Williams 4 co,
MOwrr & co, Caldwell " Son, Gfcuser x Smith,
and Order.
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Intcr,or COTTON n1nrkcis.

ANDERSON, December s-Tiic cotton market
Is lively, and ~ number of bales sold OF from 2,
70 22Hc.
demand Observation-Disclosures 2sc. The sales amount
ID to SO bales.
YORKylLlE December 3d. Cotton has I'M
proved q little, though tho advance here hns NOT
Kept np with That At Liverpool. We quote good
nnlddungs at 22c.
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DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier I,ESsS
no. ~ North River foot OF Canal street, &ZtgtI1aS
New lorH, Ut IL O'Clock noon, OF the 5th un,l
slst Of every month tcScep: when these dates fan
OIL sunday, then the Saturday precctlinp.)
departure OF 5th'and 2lst connect al Panama
WIN steamer5 Tor South Pacific nr,l Ceutral Amer
loan ports. Those OF 9th touch nj Munznni,lu.
steamship JAPAN leaves san Francisco for
Jannn and China December 4, 1860.
no California steamers touch ut Havana but 20
direct from New York to AspinwalI.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For l'nSSage Tickets or further Information an.
ply nj the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh tle
wharf, foot OF Canalstreet. North River, New
York. + II BARY Aront
marchI2 Tyr
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CUNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS

" i1'''
etween NEW YORK aud LIVER. 1E.
FOOL, calling 1T Queenstown. NAEtAIlt
AUSTRAI.ASIiN, Malta.
ALEPPO, PAl,MYrA
CHINA, SAMhRIA,
GGBA, SIBERIA,
hhCi.A, TARlFA.
JAVA, TRIpOIt
One OF The above First. Glass Iron Nail Steamers
are intended To sill an follows:
From Liverpool Tor New York direct every SAT.
uRDAY.
:, From Liverpool calling ST Cork llarbor) for
New York via Boston every TUESDAY.
From New York for LIVERPOOL fc;liinc at Cork
Hnrb0r) every THURSDAY
Certificates issued to bring out Passengers from
any part of Europe nt lowest rates
For Freight or Cabin Passage apply to
CifAS. g. FRASKLYE
No. Bowling Green, New York
For Stcerage Passage, apply TO Trinity Build
Ing, No. III broadway, New York, or TO
WM. ROACH ( Co, Agents,
hoV4 Sfn~3mD9 Charleston
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ph OuNDAf, the TN instant, plSgrU-
ger Trains on this road will run M follows com.
ncncing with tile 4.30 L. NJ train:
E;GHT ETrRf:SS TRAINS.
Leave SarnRrah daily at...........43o ut. NJ
Arrive AT Baiibridge Mondays except.
hrriVe at Live OAK daily yat.............noO A. Al.
Arrive At Jacksonville daily at..........TO2 A. NJ
iirrlvc nj Tallahassee daily nj A..T.O7h A. AZ
Arrive at (tulicy dnily at...........aI5b at. A. M
,'cu'e quincy dnily at at................G .G2a 4. NJ.
Leave Tallahassee daily at...........S25 r. NJ
Leave Jacksonville daily at...........s30 J.. M.
Leave Lave Oak dnily at...............l.yA III A. NJ
Leave l'ainb'ldgc Sundays cxceptctD
~. q. :. :...... $50 j.. VI.
hrrl'e ~ SiiVaHnah daily at. 1850 A. N.
Leave Savannah Sundays cxccpic,D
Arrive nj Live Oak Sundays cxccptcd)
AZ, 100 +. NJ.
Leave Live Oak Sundays cNceptctil nj. g. 90 A. NJ
Arrive ut Savannah Sundays except
Passengers for Stations wcst of Lawiop. on on
main line, take Express Train leaving Savannah
ut 4.3o T.. NJ.
nRuESwICE TRAIN.
Leave savannah TUESDAY, Thursday
hnu saturday Of. ...............l l2.a0 i. NJ.
Arrive al No. 6Iunction) nt............i.30P p. NJ.
AiTifc NJ Brunswick at..................Ufe +. NJ.
Leave Brunswick monday, Wednesday
Leave No. O tJunctlon1 at..........3U0 T. A.
ArrlVc nj savannah at.................Gao ut. NJ
connect ut Jacksonville with steamers for pa
latka, Picoata Enterprise, and all points on he.
ST. Johns River. Through tickets good by AL
steamers On the river. II. s. uAINES
deco General superintendent.
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zsu- NOTICE.. II. NJ. WOIILINANN
for tho present occupies the store OF Mcssrs.
FARRAR BRO, corner Fast hay and Cumberland
streets. and will be pleased TO see his friends.
nOyl3
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by TELEGRAPH.

by TELEGRAPH.
SAyASNAE, December l0.-Arrivcd, steamships
virgo, New York; Caucasian, from New Orleans
for New York, put In for coal. Sailed, steamship
Alhambra, Boston; bark Clara Eaton, St Mary's
LIST OF VESSELS
Ut, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS rour
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Clothing ano furnishing GOODS.
q p L N N G
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF OUR OWN SELECTION AND MASuFAC.
TuRED IN CHARLESTON by OURSELVES
Which we hare Determined to sen at such prices
as cannot raii to satisfy ,hc views Of the
CLOSEST DEALERS, EITHER THROUGH
ORDER OR PERSONAL SELECTION,
TO WIT:
Fancy Tweed easslmcrcs, sack and
Pantsl .......................... 81 30
Mixed Cashmere SuiIs IL 90
Double and Twistcd Cashmere Suits. 1e 90
Harrison's Gray Cashmere Suits Is 90
Fancy Cashmere Suits. Il 40
Black AMI White silk Mixed Suits. s...... rs 20
Co!orcd Scotch Cheyio, Suits - 10 90
Cold Silk Mixed Suits. Observation-Disclosures. % 90
Black Cloth sack, Pants and Vests. u 90
~. -. noo.,,. ,,...,..
co'ored cassin'eIc Pants from........+ 500
oo'orea uhion cassimcre Pants
Finn p,,., c,o,,, w.,
psro c.,oro,, c,.,,. w.,
CLOTHING FOR BOYS AND YOtITuS FROM
NINE TO TwEi :yY YEARS OLD.
-s.s-...-7-'-
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n j.. SCHLRPEG ELL
No. 81 LINE STREET, BETwBEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.

LUMBER OF every description and BUILDING
MHTEtIAI- Line and PIaStoring Laths, Painta
0i!s. Glasses, Shingles; also Groove and Tongue
Boarts, DC, constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices. oStll rrtusiyr
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WJAGON AXLES, COMMON, CONCORD,
w Iron Hub. AMI Solid Collar. OF superior
quality nnh 1nisn. Also, Manufacturers OF Ma.
clInery, Patent Steam and Hclt PorGe llanmers
Power Shears, Car 4ixlcs WIn,llass Nccks, Truss
Shapes. Crowbars. Eoiier Fronts Cast Iron Jack
Screws, Patent Swnge Blocks, Tire BendGrs, Forg-
iDgs and Castings. Address, for Price List,
LYMAN KINSLEY Il CO.,
nov24 limo OambrdgcpOrt, Mas:
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q R d AN NUTU AL
LIFE uRANCE COMPANY
N f W YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1859.

ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE,
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO MOTIFS REQUIRED.
LAST cAsu DIVIDEND iritTY) so FER CENT.
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NAPOLEON IIE4 PROPHECY.

Some knowing genius has been delving
among the dates of French history and figures
out the downfall of Napoleon III, in this wise :
, Louis Philippe fell in ls4s. He was born In
f773 and took the seat on the throne In 1880.
Add up the figures l773, as follows: i Z
& 3, and it makes ls; add this to 1880, and 1t
makes l84S.
Louis Philippe was married in 1909. Count
as follows: l&S&0& 9, and 1t makes IL;
add Is to 1880, 1t makes l848.
Louis Philippe's wife was born In 17S2.
Count l, Z, 8, 2, it makes lS; add ls to $780, II
makes 1918. ,,s
Napoleon III was born 1908; made himself
Emperor in 1852. Count /, 8, 0, 8, makes II;
add II to 1852, you will have 1869.
Napoleon III was married in 1853: Count
/, s, S, 8, makes II; add II to 1852, makes 1859.
Empress Eugene was born in 1926. Count
|, 8, 2, 6, makes II; add II to 1852, makes 1859.
Still the French History gives more OF tnls
rencontre. Robespierre fell in 1884. Count l.,
Z, 8, 4, (2l) with 1894, and you have 1915, the
fall Of Napoleon /.
The same for the Bourbons: !, 8, /, 15),
are 1880.
Louis Philippe's fall, ls4s Count J., 8, 4, g.,
(2l)-add 81 with 1S4s, gives 1869.
FALL OF NAPOLEON III.
Napoleon reigned II years.
Les Bourbons relgned II years.
Louis Philippe reigned II yeals.
And in 1869 Napoleon III will have reigned
Still more: Napoleon III was horn in 1908.
Count /, 8, 0, 8, gives II years. Napoleon LII
was m rried in 1858; l, 8, 5, 2-l7. Eugene
was born In 1926; l, g, 2, s, gives II.
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EUROPE.
MADRID, October 5

MADRID, October 5.
The note of Minister Sickles to the Spanish
Government, in relation to Cuba has not been
withdrawn. circular is published in the Of
fetal Gazette instructing the Captain-General
of Cuba to treat rebel prisoners with human
ity, and deal with their offences through the
ordinary tribunals, and urging him at the same
time to push forward reforms in the admins
tration of the island.
At Espera Cucna, the troops lost twenty
killed and thirty-eight wounded. The Repub-
licans, thousand strong, after losing forty
killed, sixty wounded, and a number captured,
retreated to the mountains.
Martial law has been proclaimed in Andalu'
sia and Catalonia.
''' PARIS, October 2.
Dispatches received here to-day announce
the arrival of the Empress Eugenie at Venice.
The ministers have decided to convoke the
chambers on the sth of November. It is said
that four of the ministers will soon resign, and
that Olivier, Legris, Talhouet and Schneider
will succeed them.
In view of the supposed complications be-
tween the United States and Spain, the Prus-
sian Government has dispatched vessels Of war
to the Antilles.
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VIRGINIA.
Meeting of the New Legislature.

Meeting OF the New Legislature.
RICHMOND, October 5.
The Legislature convened at noon. There
was full attendance. In the House tempo
rary organization was effected by the election
of william Mclaughlin, Of Rockbridge County,
sneaker, and H. G. Jones; Of Albemarle, clerk.
The House adjourned until tomorrow, when
nermanent officers will be elected. Bowden
wells Republican, protested against permit
ting any officer, temporary or permanent to
take his seat without the iron-clad oath.
The Senate met, with Lieutenant Governor
Lewis in the chair. Davis told incumoent)
was elected clerk, and Writ Harrison (oid In
cumbent) sergeant-at-arms. Miner, OF Loudon
first, and Abraham Hall, second doorkeeper.
Hall is the only colored man elected. "ehs
Republican made the same protest as was
made in the House against their entering
ONCE without taking the iron-clad oath.
Thesenate then adjourned till tomorrow.
Both parties hold a caucus tonight the