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people for nary-5ard and they have their agents
working At Warrington, wh1e they uptT,id Gideon
Teltts for deserving them to pleaae Pennsy3Ea1ia-
One old section Of dry dock. said to hare been
sent to Newport TO hide the scandal Of iss corrupt
CONSTRUCTION at View York. stands OF In he
Thames 1t anchor, hay1cG arrived fortnight oEo !;
hut the Thames, nobler hasbos than
It's Eogi.sh nainesatc, + Almost ba.c OF hulk or
hull, and the TWO fusts which overlook II, the
1eedyard raonumea. uren the hE., arc -entats-
ccnces Of CT! ycazs ago, when peeat1s k;ood 10
these roads and nctcaaai cec: waited hca.cd
Elm. In IN The Old town there are the customary
beautiful homes ofSew England, tut tho b7s:1css
streets are deso1te ns GE1TeraEd-TalkA. Raa
acruss tnc river Al odi1shiocct ferry boat pJlns
With tEninx II ears, fey!res contstsa0te eAlnea
even In the South. III. Gideon "eNes has tasca
TO hltnsclf hooae IN Hartford, End pubic lasos
aeenls rr,Rrr!ng 10 him. Tho Herubacao asEAe
| Of ex-senator Dixon Is veg5 great, aod ne AAo
has settled down amopg his oelghbors on MS Tal-
ral,e estate, which he derived from at5 Nea1toy
ra,y1aee connection, stna;oy-clcet E1ck1nSoan
| Il uusted uAu IN the state. rteh. fortunate,
happy IN hts very ec3c.eut *zs record our ne is
! not considered to be nan OF more than stefun2
business quA,!ties, and Of his Senatorial career
uttio except faithful serrtte i predicted. Ae
WAS eight times made Governor OF the state. and
while his friends lanoTrd for hts rr:ar1 TO The
srr,fe. a celebrated loeal wag, one Trusstctl, o,
| S,ouln7tou, thns rallied nnckscsha3 upon NJ
| ambition, ten the story Is l. hAs
beeu told 10 me nrc or s!1 times, and It Il n1uef
| rc!tshcd ur tc-c: -...-.....
| "GoYe1uor,' ss&a Trumor1i. visiting Norwich
the formers ptcc OF residence, :" they tell me got
nyr irving for the CEtted States Senate, aad, Is
am culur u New Ta1cu 70 acc soEe OF or oo5s
| ,ho.sh, Ill gtt 5ou to tell me the pints"
"YeA said buckingham. II hare permitted ths
csc Of ny uau,c, At the grquet1 Of MI friends
aWel1 Governor, you're hnldlng OF pretty vel
ard irving 10 get up also mighty laEt Your polltl
cal operations remind me Of boy 70 whom some
body gnye ftte; somebody also made hin Pres
ent ot the strtrg. lie took that string anu les "a
that kite, and a Il went up ne lookea AZ t1Sa1
nam TIE fur1he. up it gos the smaller 1t got, an
he boy be tept Of a-wztehIn' It. and he let out a
the string II last; but stil It Wan1 fur enough
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soutncn direction. The Whole face Of ne conn.
trT covered VIM GlaaA tle r>ua iooa o. tasn tsen
sn abundsnce of II, and went after sometnns
stronger. Passlng by all segetaele food tae1 a.
tacked fadcles. brides and such assc!s ,s
nv treh article letl Wrthin their reach. aud u
ver5 short space Of time II would oe almost toi 4,
fsH nnIx "a csicn IL many as 800 trout, sfs+r ths
ertcfet army passed oTer The river nos s =.
would blte Tor tour dayA They were Ill eonf
p!ete1J EC.gtd 11th crscAeG
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
The Disu4ter OH the 11CnlphtA s
L0Illhsl1lc IkDn1s
From t.t LuusI ill EFtHtft7 EtpFt~-, JAfu -.
rtssESEEl.'s ETlIEAEST.

From tl+s L"usliift Est"s'3 ErpFte4, Jaia -.
r1sSESGEl.s STATEMENT.
At ra,is, Tenn, The Louisville bound train Wa
"eu time the coodGc:or said, AEd most o. tile
passengers, myself Included, arranged for as coul-
sr.as!s nish.s as ei5SGssaness .o4 "
almost immediately thll Was followed b. rattlfg
ncte similar 10 ~; male II drawing & s;iee
terrible crnsh ensucd, a1d neary simultaneously
With this, l fer III, selI ru!hI, descending. The
pext sensation was the concusHon produced hy
the cnrs striking the ground below. ! Fas throTn
violently against seat uu the opposite Eide Of the
car, and Rp.tntcrs, cushions. widow Stlsf, &c,
hcarctl contuscdly around nc.
b.sh aa hCRi cCull, an1 a5CtrtalninK that had
1eccsed no serious Injury, my nGxt thought Maa
TO cxamplne ny surroundings anu decide Upon
plan Of ncttn. The roof of ihe car, daai TUNE
dtatclE III front nj The sleeping carr was rntsey
Sunc, at nttfuR a. hetn ecu Us and the cloulless
kky. The wtils uf the wounded Rmoto the atr be-
Ii I'D anG flre uB, onI III tlInc was to TT lost ID
I. Igssng the distress Of thcsc who wtrc nblt IL
help thetnse!Tca The more fortunate of the pas
SINGERS n .'!er du!r III thls isg!Fti notify, anA y
III! directions tHCn With heads fled m with hand-
kttct,rls and t,nnt% dripping with hlocI nllsht be
hceu lifting from Tho w!eck men nut women
fesrss. 10 @ ot Gns hai @ IL iIere s' va on ttc tr,l,
u 1oan hU wuS Able ~ tcIlgr EcrtItc to thG
l.udly iniutch who '!i not yield u cnetituJ:
3a1s En.i tlIc insL<,f the wrllnalr bern fffnhfrtt
nhel the tire Irotu tho rE.IIe l'ltuac9 Comnuul.
catcd tn tic enrr, an! 1as dcatrut! !nx eictncni
sucrt rup1.ilr u1opR tie fFa, i's ecasnR nnttl MI
xase the Sleeping tAr wa IL tnas* nf ttnou!cf1na
tu.tx. Tho c4prcEa fright, baggage anl u.all'
Mprr destroyed. thrcn truikk slonc t,clhg tasca
liern new trouho presented iaell; INC Close
iraln grnt1y Impaired tltlr mfrty. Ru'l It Mal
lrtc.ka1y thHl shcy ahUHl@ lie novel nEslF+ TILT
HuB IL NUtA Ut II" ttna'l nIolnrt1E afn1 uf M 'lt
c,t5. Al nr ouEft thu trCur hf isa$ef were 3nHk
HiuwnR weeds n1st hEtrfa. which Rnse th" acr'is
MI additional Rtnnthy and tlthol9tn ArfTaraneH
III, ' hai t. he iasEcn ,1v~n, and tho tultxhnrs,
- ~, In xrtan nj
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3 "
CUBA.

4 Fight near Snuttugo dc Cubn-Ln
Tore nnd' lEIs Forces lksutcd-LA
Tarrc Cnpturcd-Srnntzh Gcneral
l'ucflo Dcfratcd-A Cnrgo OF Slaves
Lnndetl.
Skw Yokk Angrst l.--Thc Cuban junsa hare
aAEltea that tientIA.s JoFlap aud t1GueEldcr with
Tore, near Santiago DC Cuba, routed bis forces
and cAptured himself. The rumor that he has
since been shot IL unsEuc, The Spanish General
rpelo hsx been defeated between SueFttAs and
Puerto Principe His SOC, with lArEC portion Of
Lis command, Is said 10 have Joined tlc Cuban
altny.
Eef for Uatancse rinpIEEx
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TEXTILE FABRICS.


"Cfk-AksNFhncc OF %1AAA 9Ae-
craAs .....-
CINCINNATI. August 1.-The exposition Of textile
fabrtcs, 10 tc opened Oh Tnesda5, VII
he grand rlcecss- Fuly two hundred 1annlae,
turr1r from MI parts OF rnc Senh and West. viii
te represented over Twelve houdfrd different
articles arr a1rcaly tickescd aud aHanscd. and
AID the number will reach two thousand
Io.po,Ipw. The display Of teaycEs. casanercs,
ueltppA, leans, txccds, Eannsis, tEsnTn fhectinsa
npd xaAxN will te unexpectedly lafFc. Whlie tsc
cnccta cot,onaacs, hosiery, carpets. caz- aod ffs
fa,,11c1, ianEetA, sarn1, drcns hraias an'! othef
1fticirs, win make tue expedition the n2e't neld
Tnc NIsa,on aud Pioneer mills, California. nfc
reprrscntcd. The TraiTte Stale utllA 1lslaots,
have y nne display ot shawls. The 9uasstt o.
goods Is surprising to The Oldest ncrcsa1t* 1ns
exposition Will show that Western uanulaetulrse
mike TuanY kinds Of Eoeris a. perfect IN ttA10ls,
beautiful In Ensn and tasteful in style hs arc naoe
an5wherr.
Commission men IRON tho Eali arc ALREADY
gathering here N meet the manufacturers Ihe
formal opening ceremonies will occur on Teefnh!.
The great days VIII t'e "Wednesday aba LUX ''At'
Trade aa1f nf, Friday.
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PHILADELPHIA.

MYAfcTtoUB tk0hbcTy-A "UtCt1aHH
Hcntcus
PHILADELPHIA, August LA nystet'ous anAs
came to light Last night On Friday afternoon
Seppsicd IN the ta1e IN the Trtasufrss once u
tho United GtA:cs AIxena. IN this city. on sasul@
day morning, on opening the safe, i NAa alscos.
marks Of violence on the laie, and the building
waa veil watched bJ prtra.e wat7hmen- seFHA
eunloJes Of lie aIstpAl htre bec1 afTrsteu On
fusI icton.
Aiont O'Clock this morning + private watcn :
nan on Chestnut street. between Eighth ana
Ninth, FAs beaten BY party Of rongh. 50 thA1
lta life Is despa.Ftd OF.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

t.nt1al katlrod Accldcnt-1llncss OIL
Judge McDonRlds
Special despatch u The chicago Trf5u1c.
1Np!ANAIptIS, Ind, August !.
Anan named Henderson, mho resides q! Caf-
Isle, K5 fell from tho rear platform OF ras6eh-
ger cur On tie Lafay ette Roaa, near z!onsytc, on
Eatur,lay lie ,:as carried To that c!tY md every
attention. rald lin, tut he dEcd Ia teR honfs
from his Injuries. ,r--
Hon. DayId Mcdonald, Judge Of the Cnltcu
States Distr1ct CouEr for tue DLstIlct OF Indiana,
Is j5lug dangerously III st his realdeucc In this
CHI. liz nas been In iul!rlu health for the pssf
tnftc or four Years,
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Death 0x A&1E tAc AAN
Condition OF tho survtvogs-lItots
Gus Conduct OF the "Chossucr
pnrty.0
F5cr. the St.. 1Iprt 7sfnst, JHf5 -.
IT s1Gt1ula of the terrible disaster IL iHnInH.
house square on Wednesday eveutng. ooca1ioned
bJ the explosion Of q q1Aalty Of 1Fc To!ta n An
exclusion Wagon, were IN grrht agony al day yes
Jert1sy, de.pi1e the uarc1it:taE care And Attsn'
lion rntd them by the surgeons and at'1tAM o1 me
New York Hospital They HeCo Waited " mAn!
Of 1hrtr friends Ed srlnttres during The day, ~ao
dii ali theJ could 70 MARE thcm eom!oHa1Ic, s,s AZ
n.td il. the hoy who sustained such terrible IN
jnr1ea, expired: Ms deAth WA immeaia:eu ,e r.
ported II the Ccrouc1s once oy some Of the ftia.
isscs, vi hen permi. was e:scn tor the removal oi @
ihe remains nom the lospsi 70 sne residence q.
Il appear was SHIPPING es5s ioE NJ J: o. VII H..
Etrret Ills mother ts 4 widow IN reduced cigcan.
ana = n1dsts9ea .s,r sss : ses u
rcr nov's buItaL The death Of her sou ia aad
blow 10 he. ~ he waa great AID to hcf IN net
EIsnsrd 4uEcahey, sged n. aod residing At No.
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August I.
The rear coach Of ,he Eastern bound t1Alu on
the ChesaPeale Ohio lia1iroAd VII thrown o1
the track yesterday morning nesf jay Depot
TIE lahicss car made complete soineraaH'L
lo2r Of tho !ad'es we1c in1rscd-uonc seriously.
Oae laftys arn wns bsoken- The brake
man, who ttnpcd OF The train, had ills back
broken.
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su1pictou Of Foul Plny.

ucpeos, August 1.-THE hody Of g!tl. alleged 70
hxsc comuitted sucide ut the ShnkeF Fnsgt o.
1rlmnnn. Ia jane, has teen cxhuned. In obedience
to he order Of cilzenf, who suspect fou! pay
An IrnUe8t IL to be held.
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AuHtrlRs
NEW nCLE IN REGARD TO CoSsr1St
f1EssA, Anguish !.
Tbt rule Of the government which limited Inc
appointment b5 foreign governments OF tohsais
10 the cupltAI and tcnports Of the empire, hAs
been relaxed .
Mr, l.oJc hns been approved as Consul Of the
Cu,tcd etntcs ri Prague.
AAH1EE.
QUEENSTOWN, August I.
Steamship Manhattan from New York, arrlsed
to.daJ. .......
SOUTHAMPTON, August !.
EEteamsttp Wcscr, fFom New York, arrived To-
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Rey,J, ". Healy, graduate Of the University
Of Vermont and pastor Of the F1rtt TouEr =
tioua! Church IN New 0neana, hA2 been eject Il
President OF the New Orleans Cristtuty.
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SPNins
DEFEAT AND p1sArYEAEAsCE OF TIE cAKLI5Ts.
M1bKlu August !.
The CaIl!st forces IN In Mancha became disor-
ennized, and hare disappeared from the province
pa,ts IN Leon !s hem-ed In by troops, With no
change Of escape.
ACC1pgxr At VALENCIA
4 roatlng tath-hou-e, at Valencia suddenly
SILK yesterday. Many per5ons were dsoSned'
cAn11sT5 IN TUE HoCSTAfss.
MADRID, August: |.
The Carllsts, under savar!cgos, arc IN the uoun-
tatrs near Toledo. The national troops nre IN
close pursuit. Band. Of eCacll1ts hive ap-
peased !u tho pros!nccs 0! Tontcsedea aud Leoa.
The Catt1s,s who we're takcu prisoners At PAM
pctuda have been tried by coart-mas1iaL The
Judge Advocate urged tile application OF the
death penalty, but their fate has not yet teeu de-
cie.l. The volunteers Of Liberty Throughout the
kingdom are Offering ihcr SERVICES 10 The proEis-
,onpI Government to assist In the Suppression Of
the Carl!st !nsurTtCtl0n-
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FOREIGN
FOREIGN.
Reported Re-enlrance Of Don
Carlos into France.
Spain---Defeat and Disappoint-
ment Of Carlists.
Fearful Accident III valencia.


France
DON caNIfs IN FRANCE
PARIS, August l-Esentng.
The No8i.eur tas lufu.natiou that Doa Carios
has re-cutt1et France, hl!d that General Prtl Ii
about 10 leave MadEid ou TIP TO 'ica5 1of nis
health, THIS statement OF tue 5oAif<ur Is gen
eta., credl.ed, and i. regarded as pFoof that the
s.aritst sr,nrpnent Ia ended,
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LtEJk, q.
xrHAFAfEH ADrTKI1siNG A1ENT1a
trf a, FeeeFe tkrtr7&ter4r7 ~ 11I 411n-
cNE al Ao, d9~nis ;" T~sr*s< o.isrr.
h ~ nss Or .o-ss Fvr alt NKwsrArERs nz MAoAz1sIs
i INT lury4ee., IL he T. Itr1stoF44f, as AZ Fte-
ii,hrrs' tovfS Iv1r~s
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Social Discomfort.

Perhaps the most prolific cause of dscon-
sympathy. Combining our thought TO our
own lot merely, VIC are apt to esteem our
selves as unjustly dcalth with in tic parti-
tion of this worlds goods We are impa-
tient Of the burdens OF life, because they
seem specially oppressive in our case, and
We loudly clamor for relief.
Thus the workman, regarding his soril
home. rejecting upon his long and poorly re-
Quilted labor, kcenly feeling his sociul tleprcs-
sion, bcsct by children lean and hungry ia
greyhounds, experiencing discomfort in sick
ness and anticipating privation I'm old ago
stands In the foreground Of picture OF scan
ty sunlight and sombre with advancing
| storms
Yet, perchance, his employer, who seoms
| 30 prosperous, and keeps so serene front,
may bear heavier hurdon. N6twithstand-
ing NIL the fair scemings that are necessary
for the maintenance of the credit OF tho lat
ter, The circumstances Of Ills condition may
he moro distressing So many debts 10 pay
| so large an establishment to maintan-so
much money to raise, such adverse circum-
stances to encounter and 10 overcome
snch Fabian policy OF contest against over
whelming odds to pursue; oil this may tax
his foltitude to tho utmost. And all the
while his credit forbids him 10 murmur or to
vince. Flo is liko the stoned Spartan, who
held the fox under his robo and remuined
| SILENT while the wild creature was tearing
out his vitak.
Yet these contendng classes are not the
only stations OF discontcnt History Is full
of the dsquietudcs Of Kings. "Within whoso
"holow crown Death kept his court"-of
weary greatness, ard OF troubled afIluence
and nobility. Byron's grandson was 30 i'm
pressed with the cares Of elevated rank, that
he refused 10 take hia hereditary place In
tho pccrago and tho House OF Lords, prefer-
ring to bo n workman in on iron foundry.
Dls!kic gives tho story OF noblcman who,
standing on IN emlncnco with friend, told
him that all the fertile acres enclosed by tho
horizon belonged 10 his estate. Chow hap
''py man you must bci" exclaimed hIs
companion. "IIappy !" replied tho wealthy
'nobleman, Happy in oil that wide OK
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''pansc which you behold, there is not n
"hamlet that contains 30 utterly wretched n
''man!" AS the old provcrb has il, .qherc
els skeleton in every house."
Every one will remember how shrcwdly
Addison rebuked this general discomfort.
In one of his thoughtful Apologies in the
spectator, he represents the King Of Heaven
us sending forth II summons TO all the atllct-
cd of the human race, to make an exchange
of the burdens and evils under which thcy
Sroancd. The summons was chrerfully
obcycd-tho transfer joyfully effected. But
soon the dissatisfaction was grcuter than
ever. Each sufferer felt that his new burden
was moro intolerahlc than the old aud by
general consent they made n second trans
for-each man recovering his own. Thus
pleasantly docs tho English cssayist satirizc
the folly Of the general discomfort.
IL is mere truism to say-and vet none
do we more readily forget that tho cause OF
most Of our troubles lies in ourselves, not in
our surroundings. A restless unrcasoning
desire for something more than you now cn-
joy-something larger, better, dcarer-an
Unsuitable greed Of nature, is the prolific
source of our social rivalries and conflicts.
This is the real motive of that envy and hate
which the social lcvcller vaillly seeks to dis
gusc under the mask of Liberty, Eluulity.
Fraternity words sacred and potent. were
they not historically the rallying cry of Il
carnival of disorder, or The slogan OF an
orgic of blood.
To human nature and to society itself,
| nothing is more prcjudicial than that eager
jealousy and selshness which, under such
fair prctences, arc ever agitating the comm,l-
ties Of men, md are oftentimes loutlest in
their clamors before the tribunals of Justice
jealousy and sellshncss as distinct from tho
rcs,lessness which seeks untiringly the lcgit-
innate means of individual and general in,-
provenent, rs is the license OF Radicalism
from the liberty we all desire
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OF the Senate are altogether preliminary 10 the
appointment OF public ofncer that after
tho advice and consent are girer, IL remains at
the option OF the Executive whether to appoint.
Tho 'appointmcnp was never consummatcd. Mr.
stanton was never, therefore, Judge OF the ST.
prcme Court. The sending OF his commission
utter his death wns mere mockcry; and, if ante.
dated, Il sheer fraud. The President will find this
out when lie sends In tho h-mc OF Il successor.
The new nominee must he named as tho success.
sor OF Judge Grcr, not Judge Stanton. There Is
something behind all this, but this IL not Tho time
to lift the curtan.n
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WHAT does the Radical world think of the
naughty Mayor Pillsbury, who palavers and
champagnes tho officers of the Spanish fleet,
while The Legislature of the State pledges
''thc last man and last dollar" 10 the cause
OF suffering Cubas Mayor Piilsbury, il must
he admitted, is highly practical in his cx-
pressions of sympathy. Tic glorious vin-
taSc OF champagne is better far than tr,lcu-
lent resolution. Wine is more attractive
than whine, and Charleston foots the bill
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Newspapers.
H1IIE PRIDE OF TIE SCHOOL,
WRITTEN By
JOHN wITHERsPooN ERWIN,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE SUMTER NEWS.

TIE SUMTER NEWS.
This Paper has recently been enlarged and fur
nlshcd with new Type. nnd ranks desorvc,liy
among the best Papers Of the Stato.
We sec IL announced In Its last issne that the
publication OF An Original Story, from the pen OF
the talented writer, JOHN wGTiTEnsPOON Err.
WIN, will be commenced about tho mtldlo OF Jan
unry, to be followed by other Original Stories du.
ring the year.
, Now Is good uns 10 subscribe. Terms 50 per
year-two copies o.. Addrcas
DAnR S 0STEEN,
deco . ffoprictors, Sumter, g. g.
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FoRGARrIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
OUR CHRISTMAS CATALOGUE.

The ladies' will not fall 10 call at the Depository
anu examine our gallery OF beautiful CHROMOS.
our shelves and tables present nn attractive
array or BOOKS ana other articles for the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS. The prices Of our hooks are all
marked In pain figures for the convenience OF
tcntion TO The following:
THE UNIVERSE: or. the Infinitely Great and
the Infinitely Small. by J. a. Poucnct, with 3i7
Walks about jerusalem ilust rntcd with over tifty
steel engrayings and maps. bound In rich Turkey
Poets. with selections from oil the poets, with nm
introductory memoir and numerous steel nor.
traits OF their heroines and loves. largo 4to. vol.
Fiction. or choice stories from great noycIIs,s
with biograplllcaI insroductions and notes, pro.
versations OF father with his children on do.
mcstc nnd other animals, with numerous large
engravtngs, S.. Christmas In England. lllustra-
ted, from lrying's Sketch Hook. So so. The Holl.
days, Christmas, Easter and WhltsuntIde. their
social festivals, customs and carois ustrat by
cs pya Jfns parSIt b. Eno, ny ~ wa% G1
0craldine's Ccnrtshlp. By Mrs. Browning over
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But, So' inc BlTu. by hlcnelet, Two hundred
and ten exquisite enRravings, morocco, cloth
gilt, 50. The World at Home, Pictures and Scenes
IN Far0fr Lands, ono hundred and thirty engrny.
ings, So.
Tho above list con give q very imperfect idea OF
the extent or our assortment OF beautiful Books
for tho Holidays. Our Juvenile Books are par.
ftcnlariy varied, and suited for all agea.
We have just received largo addition to our
stock Of Mahogany and Rosewood Writing Desks
some new and beautiful styles. new supply OF
Photograph Albums OF very superior finish, which
OF Scotch Notions. and o variety OF other fancy
articles not usually found In Book Stores. Ok
ford editions OF rocket Bibics, varying In price
from 50 cents 10 SIS. Family Bibles from s. 10
s35. Episcopal Prayer Books Oxford editions,
from IS cents to $40.
Any books published In America or Europe
aent free OF postage on receipt Of publishers
prlce. Address
POGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. 200 King sircct, lin tho Dcnd,) Charleston. s. G.
deo2i tuthspAc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

THE Darlington Democrat says that it is
almost certain that Judge Orr will be raised
to the Supreme Bonch, and that Whippers
defeat is certain. We are inclined 10 be-
licvc that there will lie no election until late
in the session-if Mt all.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

OS and after the first of January next, no
person will he allowed to kiss his wife, nurse
baby, or carry OH any other "tradc, husi-
ness or profession" without first obtaining n
city license as required by the bill ito reg,,-
late licenses" printed iu another column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-30

EOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
IL situated on the Ashley River n few miles
from tho city, containing about one hundred
acres one-hnlr cleared, with comfortable dwell.
the 2otli instant, the owner will he willing to let
The premises TO q reponsipic party win u snihii
capital, to be planted on shares. For further In.
formation apply TO Tennlng's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. tlcA