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beiroat hes;e, Vii ws3 % sssas;s ss1s71 sta, 5a.s
te7.,o ouF1G SsEtH: HfntV 1T ;ent r lse
ifsne haase, I'D ios nxi5 VI IL ~ s's*7
mens ksa,e y ID o1ssy ,s, I'D 70, b:ist h..o
III /; ims!s. ss;. s:y s.tsy.1 3s ss..
M. ~. -.sse'. 1's 'o1is s's1
2sse Ia s.la iat Sn;s1 III 11;,a, r. f.e
Ia bss.at G1;si aGiE has,asA h1asd 47. Z, sss1
s eoSSfVkasffs' sfet q III fi@; .,to t,,m.
huusr. with lrick ta4cnrnt N''1 'f"me
Es fs ". sst, asass
L not soI. .ooa % vi rent. it, "sh'' odef'
1-a's"-n,GH.AN1 a1,tIf:n, I'D basement
R:sssSs:s es%sSlsse szaa ae''En'A' hsfa
s ecanlKisav ca:;.as Il nns oe,r VT,
~. ~, ;;;i7 ssIiS tsss Thsa l.Is.Iha. ~ 1''
Eith paatIy Ia eio..st ssitt 81 neen:
slsmo-wX "; XBAsH.Av ssi nea- Twenty. .sy,s.,
das new maEhk sFoat. win maassra fooi
soS4M Ill p:'rIs sfSEMDSFkSvEiDsa ~ s e " Sat
:. '-s ss!s4iss Il ~ ,ssas mar P'al''eaT'.
'o-FRAaAIEAv Fl3, H. E1l.s M fl nea; Txrasy.
$sgts p si.ioa 'e w. o'''es's '''' IN TIC
3;tS Atf1-STATEST, Te11g fl. near Flfty.cfshth
It All fenced WanfA olfrr ~seoA1
sUa SE7kATATEST a5xl0 n c..t srnnt ,,...
ss1-& -&1p,uu-MiCnIGAN-AE South II Iyeuty.nI,th.
st., cazt front. 5Jttau H. This ii = t.Tr.iu
Of Fiftvtfth4t: s foaf h.s ~ Hnd n noTh ao.
zsl-S sS)o-E{3AE-AV Near Cott*rs ;n,Yrnv *; ~
IL Il Easy tcruu "o'~'e' ''-' s1
zD-A scso-EGAf-AVs Near IaarIty.st ssx1nr
5NeS 3S75-D 75-D0cGLAS-pLACE Northcs1t corner
khodc74Y., 3;1IlaS #. Te11na eslll Thfe
ID f1G rer {tot undcT the tusrtrt ~
H;-S se5BUTrERfIELD~ST. Near Flteth,,t
.a11DU IT, St.ycraI tota al 454s e.rh ~'
s{S-H auN-PRATRIE-AV, s5xl35k tt oast frnnt
Near Thirty -secpud-st tbs II uudnr liz
market ~
5t+S an-SOUTH CIARE-ST. Y interest In s5x
tuO It., c1tt front, near Stfrttrnthsat tith.,
n can Ii. obtained.
ctte m-USUSDAi;A-ST asxlsg f. In Tlock l.
RInWnt addition
Gruxe addition. Fay t.rm.. - ''A''"ef
rN-4 e,;Q-WAHASH-At. Sutfh Of Furty-Slxth4t.
l:4x16l IT, Terms exsh.
WEST TStDE-[APRUVED,
ll-e a-HUBHARD-ST-, iwo.ssoTy fratoe hae.c,
to srrntd lfcaton. Lot 5:1l33- On elsy
80 tct11s, IT will take lots In part psy ymrRt
llf-S 3SG-lUOMlS.ST..r rorthsSest corrEr Henfy-at-
S9ttAfr af nao1rs. with Large barn Lot
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Cod Liver on
BUSINESS NOTICES

idr4sIAe1XRA
, 1870-04-25
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

NASTEn-10 0EICHAEGE-Sauu CASH AND
~ Ky n !1nd fet Chicago pse5.1T. JSO.G. MICH
CLS0N, Aeal Eetate Aerpk, I'll neaFtnEnxt.
, 1870-04-25

BUSINESS NOTICES
EApeciai Nat&ee.-Thr Famous EIal.
ford SAnce. this dAy adyerttse! In our cotumns Is
In ESQ ~ E1fth Avenue Hotel New NorL
ST. Nchox2
Metropolitan
Continental Philadelphia
Gtf1Id
Burnett Ho33e, Cincinnati
S. StAo&as Hotel,
Sherman Hcose, Chicago
TxTmant -
and at The residences Of Ernuemen who viii have
the has<.
70. s4lr By STANTON Co, an1 al 1r1s-cssss
grpcetA
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H'pR hALE-AF PRIVATE RALE. FIRST GALL,
tors 49,, s.7sfs; @ ss9fss24 r. feSae e. No. -
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.


1Nn gEW PrAEos TO RENT At ". II, KIN
lOV h4trs. y Washtuk.oc-ss.
SeW End 1ecDrd+hzE4 1nFtIukpt1 Ct N 4tndA c1n be
obtained At Kaeh aWs O;es1 Hoa.r. ty pay,1s .ma:
a1loxnt down and The balance In tnstanrna-
One Eoetz1e Cbteke4irs psAno, for &1G.
0uc 64f-octave C5ftkcsiox p!aur, faF Isl
One 1-octaSe CtteEr1!rk pi4no. fnr nv.
One S-pctAsb Bacon piano. for A11S. 49,.
One Hslnes B1pe. Haz|tsnp, En:Ise1, ana mAoy-
ethe! At pdess II please. Call II AAAE AAa u:
WtAhfn kt6n-st. .- -,,u<n.-.-
WAihiustalt.t- Opxf4 Houe. ChiAk>
T0F S1I.E-TWO GOOD SECONDHAND
chnfh arrapa Of and si1 atnp% wtth prda4 1ow~
by HENRY P1L[HER> nFE1n butkse1. ccrnef OF RAsh--
Ipst4ie4.. 4nd FesterEAy.
, 1870-04-25
CITY REAL ESTATE,

Fol sxi5EMFaSTED PROPERTY: .
+ 4 a11t-o3s. taArh9c<Euut houao % Hte4HesnzT-
az 4 tk.ss assss: ~: ::ssipps .ea.s OF 1na1,n..,-
nssi ksass ,s M fs1ig ii sc
,a No sIfaG 81 Ii ts % s-neh foot brick
VII ;Ss ;9se. sis &
rG;isssH n;f!issso' n;issas iass. w@s..A.,. ne.r
,,ss 6 9ss:s E; .~". r-ea
i isai;yn.st I'd sitssos f's.set kick hoa'
"a th!1e :;e% siisk han'e w.sa.',..,, nc.r r~n
- ~ ! Ge1s s;ss t.'s. oe' no. ~ S'.
t { 1siss sSs. i p:s is7 b tse
Ss:f SvEnz11. Real E''.ss one*. Mo- x~oseh
Tor sALE.gr BARKER { WAIT. RooX No.
ig:sef. dsss' @ i1,s
fs.ms hoose roons., l:ta lndsana'av., lot
e, goGa h0'o md barn No. lot
1hisee A..;e:a ,Sst a,;.el.s .ss aEsa.9s .1l9.
S;ss s.'issss Ia ID szss' Rd At osas7s n'Ao''
FoR sALE-AANhLK FKoNT y ;Ht DWEII5Nq 4; Eye
sxN y1 a'ss1s i baat
FoR sAlF-coTTAGE HoHse AND BARS,
i cheap. On 1easod Lot No. u Ftcrecst
TOR sALE-CHoIcE cKSTRAL PROPERTY. AT
ST I'D iaes On ths southwest corner Asehsana,.
y s!i,e i:s, . Miehtssa:.,; ss.s cesk,cs.t
:s.i1 fstt, east front. on wss..hs.. near -Four.
sais iee., e..t front, On w.na.h.sv. near Thirty
!s9i:es feet togthvoet corner 1naauIav. ant Doug.
Esi:E;i ' isss, east 'front.' 1naI.a.A,. Thirty
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ia. LEASE,

TO LEASE-FOH 4 H:RM OF yEARS-N. r
rprn+E Nelh anil FaJ Jlnr.sta-. slxltQ iGt y. Il.
HDttSIS. 8:xn1 lpA-1ft1ce Company, = LASAlle At
mo IEASE-A FARM OF $50 ACRES IN LIv-
t1erton County. H. one mile from de7nt- Addrcss
II. q. CusE, sts so17a Wat1rst
no LEAsEDOCz PROPERTY-FOR RETAIL.
/ uosd yard: str..s.s paved And hcAE%1 trst-c,AsA
Ths eh .nct 4 otscIv f<A few days only Apply 10
". H. H0ff & SOY Room i, s. " 1ahin st1nst.
ITO LEAsE-DOcK PROPERTY, on LUMRFR-
st. uat south Of c~eith-=t, III feet et river fruit
lmasti.ts prssf,aio1 ai*.n Fer psEte.Izsx apply to
ITO LEAsE-LCHBER DOCK. 10 FEET RIVER
1 'front.' 54 L1!ahT:t pear Twenty-+eaesl Aputy T.
4. = AhIai- ID kjn-Ieet. urar cu<2r. " North
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Bethel 3I1as1oR'

-flE
The friends Of this mlsson will he EialI to leatn
thai 1t is s1ti IN existence and, although not re
restnR 10 many Suest1 n during the wtntor. Is
never without few wanderers 70 whom the Sun
dAy morning breAkfast and the sefS1ccs following,
are probably vcg ozz:a tn the desert n. Il.
Ip4son. the Late agent Of the n!4s!on. having
Transferred his eeEvcc4 70 smother field OF labor,
thos.. xhp are loclncd to hA In this good work
will please remit donations In money OF cas.-on
clothing, to Rev. L Leonard No IN Huron
strcet The pQbltc arc Invited to come TO tho
breakfast It T. m, OF any Sund2J, and see, And
hear for thenselre1 anI1o Of The good being ef-
eeted By this unogecns2ttous little charity.
, 1870-04-25
PARTNERS WANTED,


pARISFR WANIEDWTTH CAPITAL To- Ky.
ks q taS fsoek rafinz buaacsa In kaassh liarrs1
71ARTNER WAsTED-N THE FYT73T 1Vo
Msspsytos drug rso!e IN lafayette, fs9 CtnIs.,
= facGs s 1hish esAHcs for i've
ts: Ka9 fye9 ~ re9ssd Fef pastea sisess IneE
, 1870-04-25
AGENTS WANTED.

GHyTs KASTEpTo TAKE nRpxDs Ff,ie
Al CAPITAL A woFk descriptive ot WashinS+on
i3t.: it. tixa nd IT. low fe tlsn@erFh public Cd
srf h1Gf9 ruy1tsrcA yi1aalEs and cu-pptiopA 4 tfns
i a To.1sss 4 r sovss2msni: and shaving hsT
tfu.ts Aa~ rings mr. how ofseais M bsf
a.la 1sw F}k carried %: and At ahoct
.isa; as'ti.1sS ,aa G.ss .2et.
E s.ad tar asrala=., With TINA, C Ass.y.
.JlNE3. IUSK1E & CO. 157 Claf4 et CNieaeea ri esA
i 6KSTS %ANTEp-sn a nAr. TO XALE Avn
II fGfaAlt ASsNfH 10 tnEntnra tho hE<.kEYE Al
SHUTTLE 5EW1SG MACHINES sAseA nike n
S,ta 1her- and + u. only LICENSED SIiUfTLE M
CHINE sold u the Enis<d 81 sts fox he than 1+0 IH
ethes ale tn!Hnss1cnts- sE he aen a1i u.T IN IL
blA 70 EEoAstrtnp aal nnfEakclr1e1A Qut1f frfe Ia
drezs y. l. HESDERShN Z CnCsurssad & Aat
\ GENTS EANTEn-NALE AND FENALK. F0R
\ e1ty md &ernt[f. at Room Nj Ka.t Raudoiph1t
Shtcasa IL Cal t1oI. to b \. NJ. or To I;N D. m
Or 1e1d asanp lar ctIcs.af. IL pLssxsr
and yeTy trHaocTatas bns:n-re 1N7
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W~KNTEp-RFAL Esf4vE-a SMALL. WE'LL
tnFroTed fam of fifteen to City ssrrs, within fit
miles 81 ChieaEp eouthwest west prrferEu Must
convenient to erhnol and church Addrrrs eivnx foca
tnn nd s0&est cab teEms. HOMER. TrihGna o!lten.
, 1870-04-25

stiek with knife taxed 50 per cent; bitches
lis hotse to ! plow taxed 50 per cent, with
eh1os taxed 81 par cent He returns to his
home 1t night and lAys his ~eatied 'imbe on
sheet taxed So par cent, and Govern himself
with blanket thAt has paid 80 per cent, he
Rsee IN the morning, puts On his humble n1n-
mel ehiEt taxed 90 per cont his cost taxed so
per cent, shoes taxed IS per cent. and hat
taxed 70 per cent; opens family worship BY
chapter from his Bible taxed Is per cent, and
uetls to his God en- An humble carpet taxed
15O per cont He sits down to his humble meal
from 4 plato taxed 10 Der cent, with knife
md fork IS per cant; drmA his co1ee taxed
II Per cant, or tea IS per cent with sugaE 70
Per cent, pepper 2s7 Per cent, Or spice So Per
cent He looks around upon hia wife aud chill
dran al taxed In the Bane WY; takes chew
OF tobAcco taxed 100 Per cant, o. Gghto cigar
taxed 10 per cant, and thea thAnkn his st.ss
that he lives in the frecst and best govern
ment under heaven II on tho Fonrth of July
lso wants To hAyo tho stazsp&n9aed banner Of
real bunting, ho spuat pay the American Bunt-
ing Company Of Massachusetts, 100 rer cont
for thin glorious parilese- No wondss, sir.
poverty, md conscious OF wrong A1ns-
uherc, MhouSh be knows not whence the
blow comes, that Is claiming him to He 9t
endlass tod, And reducing his wife md chil-
d1en to beggHy.
When tho ot1rin Of 1912 Was enscted the my
;murn duty Was 20 pr cent. By that aet, the
average of dutiea ou protected articles was
more Than doubled The result was tho cut
ting OF OF inportAdous, the eQqseanent dc
cease Of exports, .rd great snId1: u the mar
kct fur our own productions thL anhanee-
mont OF the price Of Ill manufactured Articles,
and At the eannc time not merely relative.
but IN Actual, decline In the Wages Of labor snd
the rricea paid for the productions OF the farm
Ihts produced widespread Distress. and led to
almost universal dissltisfachoa4. especially IN
IN tho Agricultural districts In 1345, three
ye1Fs after this tarln hsd Eonc INTO
:,nssd 10 b prepared two circulass,
] ono With fosty md the other avooty-
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FOR sALE-A LOT OF GOOD SHHLyIyG, PAR
utions shaw Ffrdotss Aad p1iuttss cur1atn.. c,.
tetB 1t drAHesP c1ntcEs, sfoSe, In LOTT r
for aalc cheap. It 1S Sauih Cl4rk<t.
ToR sALE-T!REE CLINkER EE1LT I,DATs.
and two duck tsatH. VIII h. sold 4: bargain L.
9ntre II hoAts ard South Branch tH.ubtn.ss,
in Stats-ss.
EOR 3ALE:-CHEAP,M METAL SHOWCASEC0US-
TIL. cH1tAlpA s7dy af1 conlcctiont{4 east- keith.
marble. kwntnk- Eoud, % Shepa-d EuAus. oEso-
ate Port OtEcr.
ipx-le feet Roam l. No. l0< Nsdi.spst. uI.taIr--
, 1870-04-25

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
IN B1yERtfUY.
Apgaira,ior 10 Iandte DieharN E,tAdsuen-
Seneca Wright Of Chicago.
S1s E1pa-rlinq-JAneA n. LoomIs, OF ChIcaeQ
Voluntary proceeding.
, 1870-04-25


7 osT--tlu REwARp-A BOY NAMED. SALIVA
hrtren his ese1, % he Hiaxr q 6is ro. Afsa Al.
tnut = Ansel vi.inist. Who has on the nea ct h!s
v1oalc piece uf h:zkt. AEy prrHdn bringing them
50. lD EHsFn!d*t- Will rrcetre the aAovs sewAra.
ILNESA nA CEAII Ch{sAIn>
, 1870-04-25

young man Damed JoGeph Deziton. while Ekn-
Inn in the lake At tic foos Of Washington stTrtt
tesesslay Afternoon, observed the body Of nkn
noAun2 IN the water about twenty tceS fro1a tae
| bsrAkw2Hr. With tho Aid Of Ills Inc he pulled
the be&y towards him. And WITH tic AsatHA1ce Of
, 1870-04-25

lA-4 11W-
lA-2llHIl-.
l3-SAyEn-'
l&-&G.tNl-
lal-S lid:
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junS-ftu3mos

wTHE BLOOD IN SUMMER.-THE
blood deteriorates In hot weather. Profuse per-
splration deprives 1t Of portion Of its nour-
ishing and reproductive properties. Conse.
quently In summer the lesh loses, In some degree,
tts rmness the muscles lack their usual elasticity
and vigor, and the weight Of the body dlmintshes.
These are clear indications that the ordinary sup
ply Of the lfesustaining principle Afforded by the
food we eat is not suf1clcnt to meet the require.
ments OF the system under high temperature.
There Is another reason for this besIes the direct
influence OF the heat, viz the loss Of appetite
and the weakening orthe digestive powers which
It occasions. Under these circumstances, whole
some invigorant is evidently needed, and the best
and safest Is HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
This admirable vegetable tonic and alternative
acts favorably upon the system in several ways.
It increases the appetite and facilitates digestion,
thereby inclining the stomach to receive and en-.
able It to assimilate due amount Of nourish-
ment. It also tones the relaxed secrettye organs
and the bowels. Under its operation the process
of emaciation, occasioned by the drain through
the pores Is arrested, the whole frame refreshed
and lnvigorated and the spirits exhtarated. The
dyspeptic, the bilious, the nervous, the debilita
ted, scarcely need to be told that 1t is precisely
the ssimulant and corrective they ought to take
at this season. Thousands Of them know the
fact by experience. Nothing In the pharmaco
paa Tor out OF it) will supply Its place-least OF
all, the trashy local nostrums which some un-
scrupulous dealers would be glad for the benefit
of their own pockets to peddle out In its stead.
iulyl5-8 DkC
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Gabinet- making, &f.
CABrNET-MAKING AND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
J. L. LUNsFoRD, No. % Queen Street,

7 wish TO inform nv friends and the public gen.
erally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE fs
still at No. 27 Queen street, where ali the diseases
that Furniture is heir TO will be cured speedily
and ON the most reasonable terms as usual
Send In therefore, all your sick and wounded
ustients. and win heal them and make glad the
the hearts OF all those who favor me with patron.
age In this Line.
would respectfully beg leave to cell your at.
tention TO the fact that am selling the pest saw
ing Machines to be found In the market all com.
plete, for only SIT. Gall and examine for your
selves, and read the testimonials In favor OF the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine, and then am sure you viii take one home
Nth ycu, ]. I. LUNSFORD,
No. ~ Queen street, near Calder House.
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'HusBASDs, love your wives," is an inlunc-
tion of Holy Writ, and one Of the best ways OF
showing. your appreciation of that command is
to stop at No. 27 Queen street and leave an
order for one Of the improved Common Sense
Sewing Machines to be sent up. The best
machine ever produced yet for the amount of
money. julylS
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SCsunba-Dogs are scarce on the streets at
aOhief Constable Hubbard is in the city.
Fines to the amount Of forty dollars were
imposed by the Mayor yesterday.
The Promptitude, Fire Company, colored,
propose having picnic at ssGib0es's farm to-
Mollle Gura, charged with keeping a disorder
" house in Welms,s Court, was sent to jail for
twenty daysyesterday by the Mayor.
Dick Richards, who stole State gun from
militia man, having the alternative of return
ing it or goingte lail Z concluded to do the
former.
A peadler, ho,;when arrested for peddlin,g
without a iIcense, drew knife and showed
fight, has been turned over to the State for
prosecution.
The aCatholic Political Casino Alsergrund," !"
ofyienna. have returned thanks to the Con-
oresamen who succeeded In getting the ap-
nriation to rebuild the Catholic Orphan Asylum
In Charleston.
Sally Elkins, colored, has been sentenced to
nay a fne Of FIVE dollars and costs, for creating
dissensions between James Mccall and bis
wife, by whispering numerous well concoeeed
falsehoods into the ears Of both.
Anew serial story by distinguished Ameri
i. ran writer. rhose name is held In reserve, Is
to be begun In the August GALAXY. The tale IL
sah 70 BE- fhIl OF incident, dramatic, novel in
scene and character, and admirably adapted
for serisl publication.
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Auction Sales This Day.

A. C. McGillivray will sell at IL o'clock, at
sold Postofice, real estate.
r. M. Marshall & Brother will sell at IL
O'Clock, at the old Postoffice, real estate.
Laurey & Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, -four, molasses, &c.
! Henry Cobla 4 Go. will sell at 9 o'clock, at
their store, butter, shoulders, &c.
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anetion gales-~1bis man.
A. c. McGILLNRAY..
AuctIoneer -

A U c T ION Ale.
e a .,s John Holton and Thomas Holton vs.. Thon,-
as Asnoy, Executor, ct al--In Common Peas.
dS BY virtue Of an order 10 this case issued BY the
for the First Circuit. will offer for sale at pntiic
auction at the old Postofice. Charleston, S.tT..
o'clock A. NJ, "S!tA
Ali that certain PIECE. PARCEL OR IoTiHp
LAND, with the buildings thereon, situate, Iytae
and being on the north side OF Inspection strss'
known as No. g. In Ward 8, In the City Of Oharl9S.
ton. In the said State, measuring and ,contairirrz
In front on Inspection street 42 feet more or Ieas
and IN depth; from south to north, ia feet, mote
or less; butting and bounding on the south on
Inspection street, on the east by lands now. .rcr
lately owned by Joshua Lazarus, on the west Sy
- Parker, and on the north by land ofCapta&
-G Grant. -l.li - I'M
Terms--0ne.haR cash, and the balance inhia
pond or bonds on credit Of one year from the
day OF sale. With interest thereon, payable SENT.
annually; tae bond or bonds to be secured byis
mortgage OF the premises. the buildings to bsib-
sured and policy assigned until the bond or bonds
are paid, and the mortgage satisfied. PurchasdIg
to pay me for stamps and papers,
Iuly19 R.. DURYEA. Refereg
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at "a per
thousand. Send your orders. Every mer-
chant and business man should have his card
printed on his envelopes.
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ID ALME TITO UsE,
AT THE
TOWN OF sPARTANBURG, S. C.
n O q 8 E

This comfortable and convenient HOTEL is
now open for the accommodation OF transient
or permanent BOARDERS, under the manage
ment Of Mr.. ROSS SPRlGG, formerly Of Charles.
ton. The comfortable arrangements Of Parlors
and Bedrooms, with the convenient l-catfon 10
kee Springs, make It desirable stopping place
or residence to the man OF business, or the seek.
er OF health or pleasure
The table will be supplied with the best the
Charleston market or surrounding country can
furnish, which, with competent cooks and atten.
tive servants, cannot fail to give satisfaction to
all who may favor the House with their pa
tronage
large Stable Is attached. where horses and
vehicles can be obtained for excursions Into
the country or other purposes. The terms will
be moderate, and cannot fail to give general sat.
isfaction. tuly19-tu3mos
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0bituarp.

BRIGHTMAN.-Departed this life on the 11th
instant, at Yemassee Station, S. c., CHICORA
DAVIS, eldest child Of William q. aud Fannie F.
Brghtnau, aged years, months and II days.
s'Suffer little children. to come unto e, and for
bid them not, for OF such is the Kingdom Of Hea-
ven."
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5perial Notices.

@- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN are notified that she is discharg.
ing cargo, at Adger's South Wharf. Goods un
called for at sunset will remain on the wharf at
owners risk. JAMES ADGER d CO.. Agents
in1u
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CITY AFFAI r S.

AnyEar1sERs viii take notice that we cannot
,engage that any advertisement sent to The
,,EEws Office at later hour than halfpast nine
O'Clock at night will appear in the next morn
,ing's paper. An exception to this rule is made
In favor of notices of meetings, deaths and
funerals.
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Sea!tb ano Recreation.
STON RINGS.

The large and commodlous Hotel at this delight.
full watering place has been thoroughly repaired
and fitted up with new Furniture, under the super.
intendence Of John A. NAYS, and VIII be opened
on the 2oth July, for the accommodation cor % Of visit
vidlng for the comfort and enjoyment OF guests.
with the advantage OF superior Hotel In q
healthy and beautiful country, added to the curar
tive properties OF the water and the pleasant
invalid or pleasure can find no place OF the
kind hereabouts where the Time Will Do spent
more prontably or agreeably.
The rooms are large and airy, and are 80 ar.
ranged as to furnish many coavenleness' es'
peclally to families VINO 10 nos WISH 10 DC sep
The table will be always furnished with the
best the country and cities can anord, and, IN
their culinary department tney Would a6a say sna1
they have secured the services OF those who can.
NOT fall to please even the most fastidious.
Complete facilities are likewise anorded lor
amusenent: In word the proprietor Matters
himself that he has let nothing ondone tnat
might afford and aa SuRses win Be
constantly on hand for the accommodation ol
RATES or BOARD:
Per Day. ..".......''''' ''''',''s % oS
Per Week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as ae 20 20
Per Month Observation-Disclosures. % w
special arrangements will be made with Fami
lies at lower rate than the above: , ,,ve
july4-1mo .OaN q. nc =.
WHnRn TO SPEND The SUMMER
GLENN sPRIN
spAarANBuRa COUNTY, s. c.,
W. D. FOWLER PROPRIETOR.
urhis delightful WATERING PLAoE, unsurpassed
BY any in the South, is now open for the recep
ton of 1nvalids and pleasure-seekers for the sum
mer. The Billiard and Bowling Saloon. both TO
Ladies' and Gentlemen. will be found IN compieu
order. Rooms newly and comfortably furnisned
and the tables supplied with the best the msFke'
ano,ds.
Stages direct from spartsuburs to Bosel sam
day. Charges-sas per month. junaelmo
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Cotton Gies.

IRON TIESI IRON TIESi
We will sell the following named IRON TIES at
the lowest prtces and on favorable terms:
BEARD,S PATENT LOCK TIE-Highiy Finished
SWett,s Patent Sell. Fastening Te-yarnished.
Buffers Patent tTie-Varnished.
Arrow Te-Yarnis6ed.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
july14thstu10 FACTORS.
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TIE HEAr.-Appended is the range of the
thermometer yesterday at Joseph Blackmans
drug store, No. 80 Broad street: o'clock,
81; 10, ss; Il, 81; 2, sl;4. 81; ss; 8, ss.
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~ AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TRUSSES.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. E. B. FOOTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue, New
yors dec15
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DEALERS IN Ice are directed to the adver-
tisement of 5000 tons heavy Maine Ice for sale.