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mEEIoPER RETURNS.
IA. xU,r. rhr,.te.s TO Leave . Doctors
Bill on tho Woman VINO inoe'o" nI1A
t. nun Away.

The elopement of Richard Murphy with
vonne woman w.t. has o devoted husband IN
milwaukee. Wisconsin, and regularly sends her
a portion of his hsrd-earned wages, has been
the town talk for the last two days. every one
Who thoucht much about it being convinced
that he had gone '.never more to return" But
not 30.
About six O'Clock las. afternoon tbs detec-
tives were notified that Murphy. accompanied
by the young woman, had come down from
Branchville, on the South Carolina Railroad,
within seven miles OF Charleston, and there
they had gotten of. hs swearing he would walk
into The city. Mrs. Murphy was notified OF his
proximity to the city, and securing carriage
drove around to the detective Office. After
learning all that could be gained from the de-
tectives, she sent fer Magistrate Mackey, who
came, and she desired to know what was to DC
done to punish the womao, she stating that
her husband was always good to her-he hao'
it was true, in this and another instance been
unfaithful to his allegiance; but it vas her
fsnlt. as she had inadvertently put the tempta-
tiop in his way by hiring attroctivs women to
serve about the house, and, therefore, sne uih
not want to prosecute him.
Themagistrate, after inquiring into the case,
gave it as bis opinion that the woman had done
nothing except enticing Murphy of, and as
there was no law to punish women for that,
nothing could be Gone in the matter.
Mrs. Murphy listened impstiently to this de-
cision. and then jumped up and started for the
carriage, remarkiug as she did so: II guess l
had better attend to thi, business myself; I'll
20 out in the carriage and meet them, and III
leave q doctors bill upon that woman that's
come between me and my husband" Mote
1t is supposed that Mrs. Murphy meant BY
the expression ''leave doctors bill, &C., that
abe would 70 for the woman and leave her in
such condition as would require the attend
ancs OF physician, and consequently have
bill to pay.I
The last seen OF Mrs. Murphy she was in
carriage with male friend being rapidly
driven out OF the city, evidently on the road
to meet her erring husband and the ''nsuShty,
naughty" woman.
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TAKE GooD CARE OF THEM.-From the follow
ing paragraph, taken from the Augusta paper 8
it will be seen that the steamer OF the Fillmore
Company, of that city, will arrive here this
morning:
detachment Of the Fillmore Steam Fire En-
CINE Company leave here with their steamer
this afternoon for Charleston. The Fillmore
suffered some mage during it's trip to At.
steamer to New York for repairs. The detach-
ment will reach Charleston in the morning,
and ship their machine by the steamer which
leaves in the afternoon. Our Charleston
friends must see that our boys are sent back
''rlght side up with care"
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The COTTON Crop IN BARNwELL COUNTY,
The following LETTER from a most reliable gen.
tleman aud practical planter in Barnwell Coun-
ty, has just been received here by one of our
factorage houses. 1t is dated
BARNwELL, August 4, 1869.
Iregret to have to inform you that the cot
ton crop is much damaged since the rains, by
what is termed French or black rust.'o There
VAS but little appearance OF the disease in this
ne'ghborhood on the 81 instant, though
heard Of it from all paris OF the district on that
day. 1t has appeared generally on crops which
suffered first from drought, and afterwards
had excessive rams. Most Of tie crops IN this
district. AMI presume In the State. have had
the two extremes. Where the seasons have
been good through July. and where the cotton
Was planted in May, the rust has rot appeared
thus far: think my crop will not reach
mu;h, If any, over one-half OF what planted
for. Tho oldest OF it seems to have lost all of
the July fruit. aud some of that OF June I
know OF but few persons who have ever seen
''French rust" here before, but from all eau
learn Of 1t. aud from the lateness Of the sea.
sou, have but liltle bope OF too crop on thc
diseased cotton, aud tho caterpillar NAV hurt
any May cotton which at present looks quite
healthy.
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TABLES TURNED.-Jno. Martin, colored, who,
as stated BY The NEWS Yesterday, was robbed,
as he alleged, by one Jim Hill, colored, had
Jim arrested; but as the Charge could not be
proven, lie Was discharged. John then went 10
the house of Jim. and meeting his wife, Hoar-
ished his revolver and threatened to lay Jm's
treasure up in heaven by shooting her dead
Jim then had John arrested for committing q
breach of peace. John could not give security
for his appearance and was committed to Jail.
As he has been in the penitentlary, this confine-
ment will not go hard with him.
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DISMISSAL OF THE Quo WARRANro.-In the
case Of the State ex rel. Attorney General, vs.
T. J. Mackey-Quo Harranto; same vs.. D..
Barrow-Pressley, Lord & Inelesby for rela-
tors; same vs. J. F. Greene-C. C. Bowen. R.
3. Tharin, for respondents, Barrow and Mack
ey-T. B. King for j. F. Greene, Associate
Justice A. ]. Willard has delivered in Cham
bers, at Columbia, his decision dsmissing the
Quo Rarranlo. The points Of these cases are
80 familiar to our readers that we deem fur
ther mention unnecessary.
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TEE UNITED STATES CouRr.-The Greenville
Enterprise says:
Monday was the first day Of the term, and
tbejuries, witnesses, prosecutors and prose-
cpted made their appearance in the court
hsase. Daniel Horlbeek, Esq, the clerk, was
present, and d. q. D. Byron, representing
bistr1ct Attorney Corbin. But Judge Bryan
being absent, aud not expected till the end
of the week, after the cali of the Jurors,
the clerk announced that attends. ce would
not be required till Monday next (9.h m
atant., The Judge had been called over to
FIat Rock. in North Carolina, for the coub!e
purpose of witnessing the marriage OF his son
and obtaining the. much neeled refreshmsnt
OF the mountain air and trayel-his laDors
having been Of late incessant and exceedingly
iaborious. The public interest will Lot suh 'r
Uy thus brief postponement of the active bust
ness OF the court, as there IS ample time ahead
TO dispose of the cases that may be ready for
trial at the present term.
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HorH ARRIVALS. AUGUST s.-Psskis~ Es-
M-J. u. Proser, Daniel Zimmerman. J. W.
Antley, Orangeburg; J. p. Gayle, Floreuce;J.
P. Gibbes, City; 3. B. Cohen, Charlotte, n. c.;
J. L. Bradish, New York.
Charleston Hota.-Thomas P. stonll, Au-
gusta; J. G. Bailey. Wilmington; o. NJ. ssdler,
South Carolina; o. G. johnson, Alabama; E. 8.
Jamison, Columbia.
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ArrnRD BuRaLAsY.-A bold and we'll nigh
successful attempt was made before daylight
yesterday morning to rob the dwelling Of Dr.
]. p. Chazal. No. "a Aason-street. The un.
known burglars entered the house by the back
window OF the second s'ory. and had reachedsa
bedroom in the third story, when an alarm was
given and they beat hasty retreat. Crimes
o. this character are getting so frequent in the
city Of late that everybody should be speci lily
cautious about the fastenings Of the;- doors
and windows.
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CUsroMHoUsE ApPoNTMKNrs.-THE News
has already stated that aessrs. Sawyer, Clark
and Bowen had decided upon the parties whom
they desired to fill the Offices in the Custom
house. Among them, we Ieara, are the follow
ing: John Tourney, boarding officer, uice J. B.
Morgan resigned; ]. R. Chadwick, foreign en-
trv clerk, rice I. J. Mackey resigned; E. Il.
Carman, coastwise clerk, o,ce c. L. Beecher
resigned; n. Judge Moore, auditor, vice N.
Levin resigned; Mark Reynolds. co1swaiH Of
the boat.
Rumor hath it that Vim. Miller, colorpd, will
be porter to the appraisers; Isaac Reed, color
ed, messenger; John Bonum, colored, night
inspector; ]. B. Washington, oolored, day in
apector.
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ABUSIVE 70 AN OTFIoER.-Wm. johnson,
while attending yelocipele riding exhibition
i. ON Thursday last became disorderly, and
when demonstrated with by an officer, abused
him. The Mayor sent Johnson to the House
OF Correction for five days.
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The AIMS HoUsE-NuMBRR OF INMATES
From the following statement CLEANED from
the "Master's Report" the reader will gain
some idea Of the number OF poor persons who
are dependent upon the charity Of the city to
keep them from starving:
lnmstes-whites, seven males, twsnty.six
females and thirty-two children. Oolorel-
two females and eight children.
Out-of-door pensioners-white, sxty-two
males, four hundred aud thirty-three females,
and I've hundred and fifly-four children.
Colored-seven.y. EIGHT males. two hundred
and elghty-elght females, and one hundred and
sixty-slx Children.
From the above statement. it will be observed
that there are seventy-seven inmates-sixsy-
seven whites and ten colored; fifteen hundred
and eighty-one out-of door pensioners; one
thousand and forty-nine whites. five hundred
and thlrty-two colored. Total number support
ed, one Thousand SIX hundred and fHy-e:ght.
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DELTIN BE LTINGi
5000 FEET OAK.TANNED LEATHER BELT
5000 FEET GUM BELTNG, 2, 8. 4. and 8
25o SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACH
LEATHER
800 DOZEN MRTALLIc-TRPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKR's PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, Lie INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK's PACKING, / INCH TO II INCH d.
AMETER
soAPSTONE PACKING. INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHoLE AND HANDHoLE GASKETS 0R
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January1
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A To-BE BRIDEGROOM MNJAn.-WllliamG m Good
son, who Was arrested for stealing from his
employers, MessIs. Jeffords & Co., was before
Magistrate Kauapaux yesterday, and BY him
committed to jail. William admitted that he
had stolen three hams for his wedding supper,
but thought they were not enough and stole
rooro
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WHrsKEY Or WoRK.-A white man Was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday morning
for beng drunk and laying in the street. BE
said he was looking for work and had become
tired aud laid down. The Mayor told him that
he had evidently been 10 oking more for whls-
key than for work, and sentenced him to four
days imprisonment in the House Of Correc-
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SENT 10 JA1L.-Dennis Robinson, q twelve
year old negro, was arraigned before Justice
Kanapau1 yesterday, to answer for burgla-
riously entering. on Sunday morning last, the
store OF Mr.. Kinsman. on King.street. He
mas committed to Jail.
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TIE LATE R1or.-The following named par
ties, all colored. have been requiredby Msgis-
trates Kanapaux and :DeLaIge to give bond in
the sum Of three hundred dollars each to ap-
pear before the State Court and answer the
charge Of being engaged In the late riot Sam
uel Mustsphs, William Darrell and Benjamin
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DRua LABzLs.-We desire to call the atten-
ten Of druggists in tho city and throughout
the State to the peculiar facilities OF TIE NEWS
Job Office for printing all kinds Of drug labels,
prescription blanks, &o., ct the shortest no
tise, and in 9 style unsurpassed anywhere in
the country. Our stock Of cuts. borders and
fancy type is unusually large sud choice. Cali
and examine specimens Of work.
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The Frssr srncnrEs OF NEW Cor1os.-
Messrs. Kirkpatrick & Wltte, factors, have re-
.ueived from Captain James Chesnat, Alachua
oouaty, Florida, sample. Of new long staple
cotton. Thus gentIemanr states that the worm
Is doing much damage to the crop in that vi
cinitv.
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a Pxmrzvr1ARY Bird N JAn.-Yesterday
Magistrate Kanapaux committed TO Jail
negro man, Abram Brown, to answer the
charge Of burglary and larceny. Abram is
penitentiary bird. and in addition to his larse-
nies and burglaries, . few days since headed
on assault made BY four negroes on Officer
Npson
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FINE R1cE.-Yeeterdsy We saw stalk Of rice
grown on the plantation Of Mr. G. Lucas, on
Cooper River. The stalk was FIVE feet high
Mr. Lucas expects to make about sixty bush-
els to the acre.
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THE NEWS In THE CouHrnY.-Resders OF
THE NEWS going to the country can receive
their fayonte paper by mail, daily, at seventy
five cents month. by addressing sote, with
thoir subscription. to our publication Office.
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TIE MARnnR's CHuncH.-There win be SER
vices in the Mariper's Church. Church-street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at haltpsst ten O'Clock in
the morning. t.ts.
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TEE STEAMER Pnor Boz will moi receive
freight this day IN consequence of the Seatk Of
Captain Ferguson. Freight Will be received on
Monday morning up to the hour of departure.
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The AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston, hss been
newly fitted and furnished throughout. The
reputation OF The senior partner has been too
we'll established by a long test Of years to need
further endorsement from us,
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MA f---C

MEssRs. ANDREWS & sALvo. No. 4s7 King.
street, offer for sale choice lot Of melons and
peaches. They have agents at Augusta who
will keep them supplied during the fruit sea-
son, thus ennsbllne them to offer the choicest
fruits at very moderate terms.
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BUsINBss NoTIoEs.

oKhA Sour, shrimp salad, veal choWder and
the trimmings for lunoh this morning ct
Torcks favorita restaurant -"Our House."
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Mee.ings1hIs Day.

Young Mems Christian Association. at 8
p. II.
typographical Society. stsP.M.
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INTERNAL REVENUE Books. for Wholesale
Liquor Dealers. Leaf Tobacco Dealers and
Cigar Manufacturers; also, Bakers Bread
Books.
For sale by NEUFvILLE & HANNAH,
August 8 No. Broad-street.
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fint Arts.
GOODS


nHUTOGRAPH COLORING.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted With caro- and taste can have their orders
promptly AIed by leaving them at Holmes Book
House. Written directions should in each case be
given as to the style Of cooring preferred.
July % 3moe"
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sENp HER HOME IN oHooNER-kED TAPE.
1t is reported that few days since the Mayor
had woman before him for vagrancy, and was
about TO send her to the asylum, but as che
plead to be sent to New York, be concluded to
comply with her request, as it would relieve
the city OF the expense Of keeping her, and
also because, as she stated, she would be pro-
vided for BY friends.
IN furtheran,e of this decision, he wrote q
short statement Of Der case and sent her with
it to Alderman Geddings to get the money ne
cessary to send her of. After awhile she re-
turned to the Mayor, bearing in her hand some
thing like window curtain, which the Mayor,
on receiving and opening, found to be manu-
script from Alderman Geddings, giving the
woman's history before and afeer marriage,
land, as some malicious ones say. an obitu-
ary notice in case the sea voyage did not agree
with her,) the exoense Of sending her by
steamship, steamboat, ship, trigate. bark,
schooner, raft, sloop. yawl and "dug-out, u
and showing that the cheapest plan was to
send her in q schooner.
After wading through this document. the
Mayor wrote letter to Captain Hendricks,
Chief of Police, telling him il he bad schoon-
er at the guardhouse door or elsewhere con-
venient, to send the poor woman of in her.
She is still here, we believe.
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TIE ORPHAN ASYLUM OF THE SISTERS OF
MIRoy.-We hear talk Of movement to in
duce the State Legislature to appropriate s20,-
600 for the repair Of the Sisters Asylum build
ing, in behalf OF which, it will be remembered,
assistance was vainly asked from Congress at
its last session. Alderman 4. ]. Mackoy, at
the last regular meeting OF Council, in adyo-
eating municipal aid to this noble institution,
urged tho following strong economic reasons
in favor OF the measure:
There are three hundred and fifteen children
in the Orphan House of the city, and these
bave cost during the Blk months ending on
the 9th July last, s18 80, or at the rate Of
s36 160 p-r annum, mnking each Child cost an
nually s11O "a 100.
The Sisters are now supporting IN their asy-
lum one hundred lncigent orphan children.
Now. if three bundled and fifteen cost S36, ,160,
one bundled children would cost Sl1 479; so
that if they are compelled to close their asy-
lum for the want OF the timely aid OF $60U0 ask.
ed for by the resolution, you will have the one
hundred children that they support added to
those 10 the Orphan House thus increasing
the expenses of that institution S11 ,479. But
PASS this resolution and kecn.the asylum upen,
aud YOU save to the city the difference between
the $4,000 that you give and the Sll, ,479 that
other words, you will save just s5479 per an
mum.
The reduction in its expenditures for the
present wear IS due, I understand, to the
most rigid retrenchmsnt, and represents the
minimum figure at which a child can be main
tanned IN that institution, viz: SO 1Ss per
month. have pleferred to take the reduced
cxpcnditure as the basis of my estimate o.
what the cltv will save by the passage of this
resolution just as have set down the lowest
number # - !ren that the Asylum WILL pio-
vde tor wifi tuc fu 4 hat you are now asked
TO rive. rhe r, solution calls f,r $4,000 for the
purpose of furnishing food. clothing, shelter,
ctIucarion and medical attendance to one h hun,
dred orphans of the city foDone ycar; this
would be at the rate OF S. per m NTH for each
child, instead Of $11 per month as you p I'D
last year. or 50 1S3 pr month as you are now
paying in the Orphan House.
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~ j. SCALErEGRELL.
No. 81 LLNF-STREET.
BETWEEN ENG AMI ST. PHILIP.
IUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AMI
gCILDINa MATERIAL, LINE and PLASTER
ING LATHS PAINTS. OILS. GLASsES SHINGLES
also GROOVE AND TONGUE Boards, &C., eon-
stantly Oh baud at the lowest market prices.
September IL mthslyt
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TUHUMAS j. KAYNER ~ CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF

TNHONIAS j. NAfNEH - CO..
MANUFAcTURERs OF
FINE CIG 4 RS
Particular attention to Special B.anis for drocers
and Jopbers.
Nos. 90 LIBERTY.STREETA AND 81 MAIDEN LANE
NEW YORK.
10 Samples sent to responsible houses.
July 27 tu:h>3mo
nj Ic r. X TOTA $,
TURNER AND DE ,LER IN IVORY,
and ManuflrluIcrof
BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES,
AND IMPORi EE OF BILLIARD CLolI, CUES,
Letter Chalk, and Billiard Alrr, haudlse III general.
NO. 50 tu}ton-strect, New York.
May s0mos
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financial.

ID A N X r. II 5,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS' AND MER-
CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks. Letter Heads, or
Job Printing OF any description. en- get their orders
alled promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
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Maepiutrp, Castings, Ctr.
IT II Il s T A II


STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Of various slzes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL coRk
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, of oil sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from 9 te
18 feet In diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES ior Hand.
power Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all description,
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGs, GRATINds,
cLsTERN COVERS. SASH WEIGHTS, DC, &c,
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY,
MACHINIS1 AND FOUND ER.
No. s14 4MEEIING.sTREET.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
Au3usts mNs
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CRUMBs.-The Very Reverend DR.. Bermipg-
ham will oficats in the old Catholic Chapel on
sullivan's Island, at eleven o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Tue city hands were engaged in moving the
srass in thu City Hall Square yesterday. At
one time the City Inspector might have been
observed swinging scythe.
Officers Coates and Quinn, yesterday, report
I'd that the offal in Smiths Lane, Ward No. 2,
had not been removed by eleven o'clock.
VIM. Darrell. negro. who was recently ap
pointed member of the police force, has been
bound over in the sum of $500, to answer for
being engaged in the late riot.
1t is reported that the children will shortly
hold an Indignation meeting and pass resolu-
tions censuring Alderman Geddipgs for pre-
venting them from playing in the squares and
parks of the city.
Rev. DR.. Hicks will preach in the st. Johns
Lutheran Church at hs!f-past ten o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Mark Reynolds, who, short time since,
went for F. Z. Miller to such an extent as to
bruise his face considerably, has written to
Governor Scott letter, in which he complains
that Miller, who was chairman Of the County
Commissioners. has been doing everything
that he ought not to have done.
Eight persons wers committed 10 jail yes
terday. Four is the average per day.
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cHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NHws, the circulation Oh
which ls about twice as large as that OF any
o,ber naper published in South Carolina, is tne
heat advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who giant situ ,tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer 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 supphed, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADvHh-
TpEMxsrs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen c,s order is9iuea:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, goyernesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
Wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses rshops Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and mfscella-
neous VANS Of all kinds.
For each, insertion Of advertisements OF the
= classes specified:
No, exceedIng THREE LERs or 20 woris. ..% cents
% FouR LIFTS or 50 words. ...Ao
FIVE LINES or 40 words......b0 "
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
: Nxws Office by 9 P. n.
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Perhaps some Of the readers OF THs NEWS
may have seen the long letter Of Senator Saw
yer, in reply to the public onslaught upon his
political record made at q Radi al meeting
short time ego by DR.. A. G. Mackey. The fol-
lowing rejo1nder OF the ex Collector has been
seut to us for publication: