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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE CONTINENTAL FIRE) INSU-
L SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, lO2 BROADWAY. NEW Yo::H.
Organized on plan designed to promote the Sc
curity of It's polIcy holders rather than to Yield
large profit TO Its stockholders.
Its capital paid up In CASH Is. $500 900 90
Its surplus OF assets July !, l5oy Is. l752 oS0 IS
Making Its total cash assets. 81 252. $50 IS
Thrcc-quarters OF the profits Of its business are
divided In July of each year to It's customers In
scrip bearing Interest at six per cent. per annum,
and rcdecmablc in cash In the order Of its Issue.
gne-Quartcr Is dividcd to its stockholders.
THOMAS s. ARNiST FAD, Agent,
Onicc lll3 Main street. Richmond, Va.
Applications for agencies In other parts OF the
State may be made to GIBSON & ROSE. state
Agents. Address lock box -, Richmond. Va.
Tan I'm
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WTANTED.-I wish to rent 4 FLOOk,
w or TWO ROOMS uufurnisbcd in d prlvate
family with or without board. Location. east OF
Fifth south Of Broad, west OF Ninth. References
rIrhau-cd Address post-oillcc 1913, or F., South
- EnmnnnN. Richmond. 81 L-0l"
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j. +. BOHEMIAN. President.
ID. L. WILCOX, Secretary.
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4 cIEILD-GlInST,s HAND.

felt. on another occasion, little hand
it was pronounced that Of lost child
pat;ing my cheek and arm. | took hold Of
it. L Was warm, and evidently Il cl:ild's
hand. ! did not loosen my hold, but it
seemed 10 melt out CT my clutch. Many
other similar experiences I have had. 1t
is interesting to know that the effect is not
20 create supernatural tcrrors or morbid
feelings. Myclldrcn, who knew al about
it, and were present, never showed any
signs Of trcpidation, such as ghost-storics
aNcilc in ernsi.iyc and ynnng brains.
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4 EORGIA Ii o NJ f INSURANCE
N COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
INCORPORATED 1859.

CAPITAL $3.50, ,0o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

HOTEL ARRIVALS. September g. Charleston
Hota.-G ,orgo o. Walker, Beach leland, s. G.;
j. Davidson, Miss g. Davidson, w. Il. Hunter,
Montgomery; Goo. D. Chapman, e. D. Roller
and lady. e. Miller and lady, B. Collins, @.
Banok. Rov. E. e. Logger, Now York; G. b.
Buist. Newberry; M. =. Woodruff, W. Kressel,
steamship MAI haitian; p. Miller, Kingstree;
a. NJ. Jackson, Tallad,ga; Il. f. Floming, J.
2. Hunter, Laurensyille; w. J. Crosswell, Jr.,
Sumter; Victor King, New York; o. NJ. sarler,
South Carolina; j. Goodmln, Columbia; Geo.
Russell, P. j. Philips. Atlanta; Miss F. F. H.
Peok. oity; e. P. Welsh. Florida; W. II. Town
send. Alksn; 7. j. Maokey, Orangeburg.
Pdoaion Hotet.-J. y. Foster. II. R. R. R.;
J. h. Smith, Bamberg; H. Orane, New York;
m. I. LShtfoot, 0rangeburg; w. s. Webster,
Timber Ridge, 8. O.; D. q. Knobs, Abbeville, S.
c.; A. If. Wicker, d. 81. Ward, Newbcrry, =. G.;
T. A. Alteo, Columbia; J. P. Harley, Orange
burg; Colonel 8. Rush. Manning; NJ. Wither.
spoon, Clarendon; r. Tuttle. st. Stephens;
r. p. Shelby, Manning; Dr.. j. e. Byrd D.
81. Trayler, Timmonsvills; J. 81. Thompson,
williamsburg; w. s. Cook. Gourdin's; B. j.
Singleton, Newborry; J. II. Freeman, J. W.
Bagsuell, Gainesville.
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Auction sa,es This Day.

+. n. MARSHALL q BROTHER will soil at II
O'Clock, OF the old Postofice, valuable real
estate.
r: & A. P. CALDWELL. will sell at hall. past
% O'Clock, at thoir store, shoulders and butter.
Knox, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their storo, furniture, glass ware, DO.
JOHN g. MnNoR & Co. will sell at 10 o'clo X,
at their store, dry goods. clothing, DO.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CtrcuIutton.-7HHD DAiLY NEWS
sGfN0 TIE NEWSPAPER oF1Yo1ALLY RE-
C0GNIZED As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
'cULATI0N IN THE CITY or CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PosToFTICE) AT 7"t END or
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF TIE NEw PoSToFF7oR LAw.
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sHBEDs OF STATE EEws.-From various
points in the interior we regret to learn of
damage to tho cotton from rust.
DR.. J. f. Bethea's kitchen snd diuing.room,
in Marion, were burned few days ago. Tho
loss included valuable kitchen and dining room
furniture.
Tho Marion County Agricultural Society
have arranged for dinnor and address on tho
14th October.
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THz DAILY Nav G,hzc: GszS: CURRENT AND Con-
AEaoAL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery
1t nine o'clock tomorrow morning. Business
houses wishing to subscribe for specified
number OF copies containing their cards, should
leave their orders at our counting room to-day.
Al order ten copies and over will be sup-
''''d 81 nc, rate Of two and half ceYits per
shuv t5es ~ - = .,tT - = r.
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MORTALITY AMoNG PAUPERs.

Appended is astatement Of the number OF
paupers who haya dind in tho city during the
seventeen months ending August 30th, 1869.
showing that there wero seven hdniied and
thirty-ave, OF which sxty-six wero white and
six hundred and sixtY-nine colored:
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BUSINESS ENVELOPES NEWS jon Or,
r1oF is now prepared to furnish good envelopes
with business oa:ds printcl thereon, 1t "a per
thousand. Send your. orders. Every mer-
ohanssud business man should havehis card
printed on his envelopes. ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

THH HuMBoLrT FESTIVAL. rhe stage of tho
hIbernfan Hilliwlll not be finished in time for
the Humboldt festival, on. the 14:h h inst, and
in consequence the h'storioa' tabloau will not
be produced. Something equally interesting,
however, will be substituted:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-09

A Word To MRRoHANTs.-H you want Job
printing done at worry cheap rates, call at The
NEWS Jos OFF1oE. Business cards $S and up-
wards per Thousand.
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,NaoEsrrAYeMurday ,eoloted man had
MS leg Oh ov by. o locomotive, OF the North
eastern Railroad passing over IL. Hs fell
while attempting to,jump from, pile of Ium-
ber TO the locomotive. fE-j 81, 7r5iT
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Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Sundri.s
BY JOHN q. MILNOR & CO.

THI, DAY 9th Instant at 10 o'clock we will SELL at
our auction ss!esroom. No 1856 Meeting street,
INVOICES OF desirable Goods just received pee
Charleston and mnnh ittsn.
RED and WHITE FLANNEL, Blaok and Printed
Satnete, Kentucky Jeans; Block Olotn Uloaks BugIe
and Silk Trimming. SILK Buttons, cam bric RdginSs
Miriors. As orted Hoop Skirts, Bamorsl Skirts wax
Dolls, Materfills. Leather Bags. Gray and White
erinss, Hnrpins, Iound Combs, Jet Battons, jean
and Refeey Coats. Cashmere Black and Fancy sIHr
net Pante, Cashmere Vests. White and Colorod
onirts and D. 3, Light Round-crowned Hats
and Hlack Felt a.u. Military Coats aud Caps, So !
On account OF Underwriters aud all eonoorned;
Two dozen Lsdies'7 Bid. Roe aitnd Hats
Three dozen Hen's Blaok S1xony Hats.
Conditions cash. SAINT q
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CHEAP ADVERrISING.

IHs CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which Ia about twice ns large as that OF any
other paper published in South Caroliua, is the
cost advertising medium for all business mon.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
70 rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value,
gtsk NEWS has no equal; and In order that all
oIsssss may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale 6f;oHsiP ADvEs.
rasxnzsTs, pdanssat for which must invariably
be made toacntas order Is Stven:f \ -, ~
Advertisements or situations wanted byso
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, meohanics, house-aorvants, porlers, chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to Let, and miscella-
neous wapts Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements of the
GLASSES specified: ~. i
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 30 woris. =. as centa
49," Four LlsEs or 80 words. .....4o Z"
".' FIVE LlHEs or 20 words. .....SO :"
All advertisements 10 be inserted St these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TIE
NHws Office bv 9P. n. +
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TIN CHI.:AxEN.-Mr. j.. q. Oppenheim, the
agent OF @r. J. J. Joseph, requests US TO say
that orders for Cinnamon cannot be received
after the close Of this week. About fourteen
Thousand chinamanthave already been ordered
of Mr. Joseph by thoroughly responslble per-
sons. The office Of Mr. dpnehhe,m is at No.
129 East Bay. <. ss,sss--..t it.fSs:. y
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sJ+S ~ EP1sasLi...i e ssGasai s@oi. .7s, {.
y isiT,1@ 70 ass II LIKE-y1Rsx9.: IS o5if.' 2, .
'o'sp DxfWRnH xmo AND n. fHIriY. /.

p LUNNH az tilRyY1IsDH DHeURiprhoN .Anl
sU6DM6 oNkfhHfaIif fI61 IAAa eTAsfEH.
!, ho 5SzAA Rhnarls s9E2s eI.AsseA s4!NaLeal
esscSf ee4 - ~ RSese nAstes vssoes. ;. -
E.2Sa'H5 fsoqi .te1yis.l1tY o.: R
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Opening Sale Of tho Season Of Boots, Shoes
and Hats.
BY NILES DRAKE

TOMORROW (Friday,l at 10 O'Clock, 1 will sell
at ms store, corner Of King and Liberty stroets
100 CAGES BUo IS AND SHOES. personally selooteA
for city and country trade, consisting Of tho foi-
lowing styles
Cases MRN's CALF P. e. AND r. W. BOOTS
Gases heu's Kip and Buff II. W. Boots sob
Cases Mons Calf Creole Congress i.,.y. 90
Osses Mems Cali and BuH BalmoraIs
Cases Hen's Calf Bun and Wax Brogans
Cases La lea Sargc and Ella Congress and Polish
Boots
Cases Women q Morocco, Goat and Buff Bootaes-2
to- 8 TO end6 toe
Cases Boys' Cali Congress- aud Balmorals. and
general assortment Of Misees', Youths ald
obildren's Shoes.
ALSO.
40 cases t2io dozen, Mems and Boys Black. Brown
aud Pearl !lpIpe: Italian, Broadway Hena-
Terms cash. sale positive. ant 80
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Fouonr HIS CLOTHES OFR. Yesterday, about
one O'Clock, Roundsman Sheridan ordered q
drunken soldier, who was vory dlsorderly 10 q
bawdy house. to behave himself. The sol
der struck tho officer, and the women COM
monced TO scrnteh him. Tho officer. however,
arrested the soldier ndT'started, Off with him
to the Guardhouse, but found it necessary to
call assistance. The soldier was then takon up
S5 four men. He struggled go desperately
that, despite tho efforts OF the men to keep his
clothes on, ho kicked them of, and vas carried
nearly naked up Broaa-etreet.. In his atrug-
CLOS, he gave Roundsman sheridan several
kicks in the face. The SOLDIER will be before
the Mayor this morning. l 90
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SAVANNAH AND DIRECT TRApE.-The Sayan.
nah Advertiser says; "Messra. W, III, Tuuuo &
Co.. OF this city. expect another line Of ateani-
ers during this winter months to run between
Liverpool aud this city. touching at other in
termediate foreign ports. The frat steamer
is expeotedso nrrivo about the middle of No
vcmber,"
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LOCAL. |. !. MATTERS.
mes.ingsiThfs. a Day. !.

Washington; Lodge, at 8 P. n.
Howard lodge; at g p. n.
Catholic Institute, at 8 p. NJ.
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- .H ii-L
UaUhbs.-The unusual sight Of . dog carry
ing a letter TO the postofRoa was Witnessed
yesterday. .,-at:s1 .tsa s.l.;.
There were thirty. three deaths in the city
last week-eleven white aud twenty-five,
colored. Y'. "e
Il is estimated that IL will cost between
$4,000 an ] 5000 to put the Nicholson pave:
ment on Broad and Meeting streets In the
vicinity Of the public buildings.'s
There are only nine ooiored persons in tho
Almhonse. ,l.t t>, gss. '''g
The Committee on Printing will shortly ad-
vertiSe for proposals to do The city printing.
The Mayor yeaterdAy imposed fans OF ten
dollars upon our Postmaster for NOT nsnilon-
ing his horse IN his tax return. isr .t.G ,.l5 "a
I It ia. repostsd that the ihdeanise postpone.
ment Of the consideration Of the Poheo bill wa
ooessioned by two or three Of the ,&hite Aidsrc
men telling the oolored members .hat IL was 8
dodge ID, give Tho Mayor the power ofesddinR
some more Demoor,tsto tie police force. =, ~ I, +
The face imposed Ay .hs .,s1 Mayor I Yesterday .y
Yas.erd,y thernsu truck for the Pioneer
Company. OF Athens, was hauled from tho
steamshf" Manhattan to tbe: truck house Of
Company No. /. and hast night wiz. put absurd
OF the South Carolina Railroad tram to- be
taken homo. - s+'..ali.i 80 !. t'5 = ,ll-! !
lnanfon asleep while si.ting on log. on
a wharf yesterday. and nodisd. a ram CON.
sirued this into oasus benz, aud, amer CON
siderable huoy movements, gave the noddinR
''ead butt which ensetuaiIy awakened ,ts
own.. 80 ,.i. n =. Z 4. ,..-.a.,4
!. o.o.r tr,Sss. which needs attention.
~ :. ,N sensrssssv believed b tha Redieala. or
r.th,r !; those Who Seep 20 .eye open. that Con-
. ,easman Nowep viii bs ousted this winter on
E aa5t q hiSS crimes, and ''who Aaan take his
so .S;. i. rs sssstion. Captain ysnko, the
ssSo .s laspectar, and iuspso.of. qensrIl Of
sMss+ .setsJ ses spok6a Of In chs eoonee-
~ is y ~ - ss,S. 4.
lon. .s .aa. written, ssvstat ssosmaaieai-
-. - .o - 49, : or seost rssassvs 10 ths 4end
J: ~ ~ y ,nsisnt poor" Of tho elty, d
4 ,s,s;, ~ n,n.s., ~. sppropeisted seoeo sor tSe
a;ssn ~ Of xsrey. - ~ e saeosht .eat tho money
'tii axf,ve shortly ~,h. to,,,,.,,,, Y
a 4ilsor medal. bsli c' 10y sns loeHp eaae
'dn has beea saAu.M A* norof' ~
'ran6es d. Gnath. ;2a.Si e . LII
The ps,..ns po;,ssk seei spss. tsasH Per
mum. rbs COT ", .hs .snseded nn ssss,
Ihioh u doSSs1sl IN Il IS IS sStsosH1islGlss
han tbe psssess essas Z e u .f.,,,..lA I'D
Tho registry Hsts H. SAyann1 nsye nsss]
'osed. Whites saet;S Seaty - ~. s.,als,
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.eM .ya'wsa n,s on l,3yIis HgTI1q,t w.
eS erHs dl1'i .a.oY soa SAL
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'UTH toAHol.iskt sA.l.RoHD.


g fakNRRiL SUPERINTENDENT oy1IOI,
OH X&bI AFfRR SUNDAY. APRIL I'm, THB
ASsESaEH TRAINS dofihe south Oarohra Rail-
road win run ~ folloxs,-
,IGs. - q FOB AuaU6TA
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uosnsens S :sn; Tor ~
Sashytile md Hsw orieans. via Montgomery ant
Grand Sunctaou.T - ,.,fn, - go ..iot oi Iify vi
LeAss Charleston. A a.
arrive 1t oolum6n!!. aia p. "a
}eConnecains with Wllmingto and Manchester RAl
.,nh Aa'lGi Fefv voHARLRsToH.ei n..-..5
Le1te Augusa. 400 A, IA
Arrive q charleston: ..!.!.. ..,....si0 r. "a
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= '~',-S,' ~ 9n- lsuNpkYs xxoEpIkp-,l lsrei .sTpEp.i
Leaye CnarieHtQn.. r. n.
oonnee.ns With trans tor Memphis: Ns,h;I1s n ~
and llsw Orleans. Ns arsud junction. e'.',l -
.eeve AuSHsts .:.:... q. 40 F.n
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Leave oh.!sesstn; eo6 Pm
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columS.ss RAfrpad. 20 SifttH.l - .Fis 81 -
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THE WONDERFUL FAMILY mEDI;
OfNE.
Letter from the Surgeon General of ne Lae Confcer
ate States.
RICHMOND, Va, January IA, 1869.
JOHN DAaDY Co., No. 1eo William. street. New
York:
Geattem:n-I have received your letter Of the 18th
OF December. 1856. calling my attention to your
tparbya Prophylaottcl Fluid. if
most cheerfully etate that the Fluid was furnish
ed 10, and extensively used by, the surgeons In
chsrHe o general hospitals In the Confederate SER
Vice with great benefit to the patients--a the sur.
geons making favorable report-a great deal of Il
was used Ia the hospitals.
Very respectfully. your obedicnt servant,
SAML PRESTON MOORE, M. d,
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THAT MoDkDs Mono MialsraArx.- Aaron
Logan. the negro msglstrase who imprisoned
Mr.. L. p. Smith for refusing TO take his hat
of, and was himself arrested at the instance
OF Mr.. 8. up,nI the charge .of false impriaon-
ment. appeared ibotofe Magistrate Kanapaux
yesterday, and gave security 70 appear before
the HtAt6 Court. Gs5 g g a A ~ st.'s
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w. '1OJ.-sJ.l.l
:S11EaoII q > 81 ~ ,ts, .,ts,,.a
81. ..,oiRgS - oytjrsf,
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nARBY's PKoPaxLAoTlc FLUID.

Letter from Hon. Aler. II. Stephens, of Georoia.
CRAwToRDsvtLLE, Ga september 20, ls68
Darby's Propbylacuc Fluid is an article of little
cost. but Rrcat value. Is domestic as we'll as med
cinai rsea are numerous. while It's specialies are
most wonderful. have not been without 1t for
ten years. and no head OF family who can AFFORD
to have Il should be without 1t. W.
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THE ASTONISHING

ID Is IN F &c IT AN T..
EMoax coLLKoR, OXFORD. GA, December %, 1853
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-Havipg not been an.
gagged for many years In the active duties Of the
MedicSi profession am only superfcialy acqualut.
40 VAIN the claims 1 yonr Prophylaot!c Flqld but
am well acqu..~.A Wild Ns Chemical clements
While. Therefore cannot spess eipsffnentally of
tue value or the compound. vet the disnfeotng anc
therapeutic properties OF the agents poyed In Its
composuon. together With the we'll known reputs-
ton u ia discoverer. ns chemst, authorize me to
regard Its meritt as Of high order; the whole It
must no considered as valuable contribution to tho
class Of articles to which IL belcngs
mony OF many cumpetehl Judges, who have tcsted
Its properties. Believe me, dear SIR
Yours. respectfully
A. MEANS, II. D., LII. d.
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Tan Nsx9 HAIL 4 On rH1 FRsuspsmARrs.
susS-I Msstllg d tks. Rreundsohaftsbu.,d
was fsld M0adsy night. The Building Com
mittee reported that they had purchased the
lot at the, southwest corner OF Meeting and
George skNa3 f4hssreport vasc csdopsed as
sss Pig, EaDsts& s ,i1 the - s.I, H. to ,ss Ss
e1o,u.i,e use OF the socssT Il ~ i.7a1
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Range OF Thermomctor 'at tho News
0mcc. -
sA.M.s IL A.. 10 r. M. Pm.
Wedneed.1. Is = 81 Z 81 81
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CURES HURNS. WOUNDS, STlNGS, Sc.
ALABAMA IsaASE HOSPITAL !
TUBcALooaA. December 20, 1858.
hessrs JOHN DARBY & Co., No. l60 Wtllism-street
New York: ..
Gertenen-I received your circulars OF the IC th
instant asking an expression OF opinion from mo
to the nert 3 Of Jour Prophylactlo FLUID. The pre-
paraton has been 30 generally used by the profes.
sion and public at largo. and universally eacon-
ed. that 1t seems to me TO need no further recon-
mendnton.
As disinfecant and remedial agent too. when in
We use permeanganic propar nlons very extensively
IN this hospital, and could not do without them.
consider you's tne best an most elegant pre- para
don OF the kind manufactured. 81.
Respectfully you're. &C..
p. BRIoE. n. D.,
Sup't and Physician. Alabama Insane Hospital.
DUwIE d mUlSE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Sept Q Agents for South caeo!ias.
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THf ehoG2f 0oR1sr SiissrD,.e4The oo,.aFsA
men who lately organised sshsimselve,' into q
band. have decided to style themseINes tho
Chicors cornet, Band. They have su ucoe ,deo
In rs.sina three bundyod of the Ave huudn I'd
snd dry dollars necesssty 70 pfo6are fhs/ M
'struments. They proposeoalhng upon the oi.. }
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way, Edward Hnoxden.
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Se(ett poetru.
THE SPHINX.

Dread warder of an ancient land,
Thou wondrous form of changeess stone,
Reigning DER leagues of shifting sand,
Unnumbered ages for thy throne
Pigmlcs, we gaze and pass away
now, Cambyses yesterday
Dim mem ries of forgotten things
Haunt those large eyes the shepherd Chiefs
The victor's crown-the pride of kings,
Fen meaner mortaPs lesser griefs;
Canst thou recall old Menes face?
Hast bowed before Rhodope's grace?
Those grand lack-ustre eyes perchance
Saw Helen like goddess move;
And Alcxander's fateful trance
That ruined Ilion for her love;
Didst hear stern Proteus quick dismiss
The wretch who marred % guest-friend's bliss?
Vain-worse than vain-no word comes through
Thy lips cold portals Thou hast seen
The conq' ring htede, the crafty Jew,
Greek snges, Antony's dark queen;
lst to their ghosts in yon soft haze
Thou turns st that everlasting gaze?
Great horns, answer-art thou mute2
Hast no responsive chords for eve,
Like Morn's old votry ?-I salute
Thine awful silence. Let me weave
Ny puny fancos, knowing well
Man may not learn tn Inscrutablc.
What though thy buried secret sleeps
In far Ogygian icons? Still
The daily sunshine o'er thee creeps,
And SO for unknown ages will;
And men shall view thy massive brow,
And marvel at its calm, as now.
Ewes rich glow fingers round thy head,
And lights thy melancholy face,
AS loving all its gold to shed
On the last monarch of thy race;
Slow fade the purple tnts-farewel
Deep are thy thoughts-too deep to tell.
Middletown transcript., 1869-08-21
REGISTERS NOTICE.

DEGISTER'S OFFICE,
IL New CASTLE COUNTY, July goth, 1862
Upon application of Gideon L. Hukill, Execu-
tor of the last viii and Testament of John F.
Hukill, late of Saint Georges Hundred in said
county, deceased; it is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the Estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
County of New Castle requiring all persons hav-
ing demands against the Estate, to present the
game, or abide by an Act of Assembly In such
case made and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In the
Miqqletown Transcript, newspaper published in
Midaietawn, and to be continued therein two
months.
~, Given under the hand and Seal of Of
3L. s. flee of tho Register aforesaid, at New
W. Castle, in New Castle County, aforesaid
the day and year above written.
r. G. FRANZ RHe1srER.
NOTICE.zsAll persons having claims against
the Estate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Executor on or before july
Goth, 1870, or abide the Act Of Assembly in such
cases made and provided
G.. E. HUKILL, Executor.
yply 24-2m, Address Mddletown, Del