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GENERAL SUMMARY.
The nathan Murder

NEW YORK, August Git has
transpired that SOME members of the
family of Peckham, whose house adj
joins Nathan's mansion, in Twenty
third street, heard a scuffiing at
o'clock in the morning, like one blow,
followed BY two others. ~ 4
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REW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EnaIlsh and Classical sehaOI,
sOs THIRD STREET.

AZ 2 MITCHELL Principal. The sesai0n
W Df lSTf ~ opens on t.se Is. CT SeptemDeF
next. Tlla- cos rse iof inst3 action fa przpa-a
tory 70 A Universfty course, AEd Inc. udes the
= reek nd Latia la nguages. The eEti - c0u rse
: Scr ercalsfs apply to the Principal at the
schOol-roona. aut
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DENMARK

CoPENHAGEN, August 6.-French
yacht fleet follows the FreRch navy
to the Baltic to act as ambulances.
1t was General Able DOnay, an in
fantry commander, that was killed
at Weissenberg, and not General G.
Donay, commanding a division sal 3
CoPENHAGEN, August 6.--Ten
French men-Of-War to day e ltered the
great belt. This makes nineteen war
vessels now in the Baltic.
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1usTRIA.

g NIENNA, August 6.-General Turr
publishes letter to prove that Bis
marck was, in 1866, ready TO abandon
Belgium and Luxsmburg to France.
1t is said that Turr was prompted to
make the publication by friends in
France. .Ts-E ia E1-1gE1 rai
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eANARIA.

MUNICH, August 6.-The Bavarian
Ministry have been authorized to
borrow five millions of rix dollars for
two vpars r
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sEPARATlSG coTTON-GIE.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

CtAN be gathered IN the boli-hulls. leaves,
u stems and all The drop cotton and uuf-
Opene3 bOlls eau be saved
TIE sEeARATIKG CorIOH-GfS WI save an,
ami GIN II Oat cleaner, less cut, and less
nspped lint than can be made from IN e - me
field In the usnal way by the best gins now
IN use
go - ni Tor t-ireulaF. l'1-Tr
DJWDALL, PAGE q CO, ST. Louis, No,
tyI6 aar ~ a Sole HaktTs-
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in mEMoRlAK.

Alta meeting Of the Linden street Chris
tian Sunday school, the tollowirg rssolu-
tions were adopted: va z1els q
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an all-wise Prov
idenee 10 remove 10y the hand Of death our
beloved Sunday school companion, T, Pickett
Black, and TT
WHEREAS, By reason Of his uniform up
rightn ess OF department and fafthfulness as
a scholar, he greatly endeared himEelf to the
officers and members of the sunday school; !;
therefore. - 49,. -. - i - r'-.-..- - -
Resolved That while we deeply mourn over
the early death OF our young friend and as
sociate, still we viii endeaVor to bow sub
missively to the viii of our Heavenly
Father. .-s.f Sd. .tfis.4 afss.r-.er7 tsrH
Resolped, That the family of deceased have
our earnest sympathies and prayers In this
the hour of their heart sorrow.
ResOiDed, That these prcauahles and reBolu.
tons be spread upon the records OF our sun
day school and hat copy be furnished the
parents Of deceased. - s---- \ - Z
[siznedl DAVID Walk.
stHl 70 MRS. SUE EDNONDS
fEl ai. @n -. -sa TOM GALE z ~ q I'.a'te
rr f.t as g. q. T0OF, ia8l ca
- , JOSEPH WHITE s.f
E.f ~ w. w. GOODWIN. u a-Is
ADOPTED unanimously by the sunday
School. ON Sunday, July slst, 1870 p
I. >. -. y - w: ": Go0DWIN sse,y.e
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How rhsY Do ThInas n penypr.

DENVER, COL, August 6.-Yester-
day five and aquarter miles of track
was laid on the Kansas and Pacific
railroad. The gap to fill to complete
the road to Denver is only 3s miles.
1t is expected the last rail viii be laid
next week, ba q 81
The city swarms with desperate
characters, and garrotingis almost OF
nightly occurrence. Business of all
Kinds is very good. The Denver
Pacific Il. Il. lands sold up to August
first, foot up 2, ,202 acres, and sold for
$50, ,ll6; A, ,037 acres averaged four dol
lars per acre. s. alaEn 1 as assa
Reports from Park Lake, Summit.
Boulder and other mining counties
are quite favorable. -.
The Germans of this city meet to-
night 10 organize q society for the re-
lief OF widows and orphans of their
fellow cOuntrymen. s
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Meeting Of the Evar gslleaI Alliance Post
ri @ poned. ~ - IT. 1


New YORK, August 6.-The Euro
pean delegates to the General Confer
ence ofthe Evangelical Alliance, to be
held in New York in September, will
be prevented by the war from assem-
bling. The Conference has been post
poned for the present year. This
notice is issued under the authority of
the Executive Committee, and signed
by VIM. e. Dodge, President, s. s..
s. Prince and r. Schof, Corresponding
Secretaries. sA 81 ~ gzssl slsa stE
y PARIS, August6.--The Journal Off
,cieE saws that French troops to the
number of seven or eight thousand
were engaged in the affair before
Wisissenberg, and had to contend
against two Prussian army corps in-
Guiding picked troops of Prussian
guslrds, and adds q In spite of the in
feriority Of their numbers our troops
resisted the assault of the enemy for
several hours with admirable heroism
when they were forced to give way.
Ths loss of the enemy was 80 serious
that he did not dare TO pursue, while
at Sa&rbrufck we have taken Prus-
sian line, our own remaips intact.
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ORDINANCE.

BE Z Ordained, etc.. That the profile OF Second
street, nom bayou Gsyoso TO the corporation
line, as specified by the City Engineer, be
hereby approved, and published Ior thirty
days In the APPzAL as a notice to property
holders along said street TO examine the
same. ~ ...r ~ - .s..-.se . e. ..
Passed hrst reading; rules suspended and
ordinance passed second and nnal reading by
Board Of Aldermen. Refer ed 20 I'm prove
ment Committee By Council, JuRs %. 1870.
Upon the above aud foregoing ordln ance,
your Committee report favorable. ---lH--l
Report received and adopted Ordtnauce
passed arst reading; rules Suspended and
ordinance passed second reading.
Approved, August 5th, 1870
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHARDs, City Register.
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ST. AGNES ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES.


THIS institution, conducted BIZ the Sisters
IL OF st. Dominic, is deligntfulfy situated In
healthy and retired part Of the city OF Mem.
phis, Tenn. The buildings are ample and
commod iOus, Staiding in the center OF ex-
teHsive and highly improved grounds, shaded
by fOfesI trees, and laid out and set with rare
plants and shubbery. 4 ....ul u f-HfgEgsr
The coarse OF studies comprises all the
branches, Useful and Ornamental, that ara
usually taught Et-r-r r rl-Fg
The Academic Year consists OF two Sessions
of i've months each; the hrst commencing
on the FIEsF or SEPTENBER, the second on
the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUART. sgli l
TERMS PER SESSION, 4qbgu val
Payable half yearly. invariably In advances:
For board and tuition In any OF the follow
ing branches: Reading, Arithmetic. English
Gram mar, Geography. History, 7Rhetcrlc,
Composition, Criticism, Principles OF Naturnl
Philosophy Chemistry and Botany Mental
and Moral Philosophy, Plain Sewing, Mark
ing. etc, SIS, SO, 800 and 100, according to The
age or The esss oi tne ,1,,n; P9ga s,s cog a.,
$50 according TO age or class as above .srr.7
For further Information, sppfy or address
the - "a MO1HER RSUPERlOR,' f 20
ty24 dAw St Agnes Academy.
A. q. TKEADw E1.L, late Meseiam 4 Treadwell.
A. b TREADWELLa Of Treztdwsn Bros. -
r. A. TREApYELL., OF Tre2dwell Bros. a
-er B. d. TKEADWELL. OF TreadweH Bros.
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HOLLowEes YERElsuss eoHsEcTlOSs

TWENTY wears ex perienee has proved this
i the most popular remedy with pRysi-
clans and parents for those pests or child
hOod-Worns They are pleasant 20 take,
and toning the system up TO its normal
condition. Beware Of countarfeits aud iuli-
tations. The genuine have the signature OF
the proPrietors on the wrapper Of each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & cowDEE.
.' ~ s- Philadelphls-
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WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelss
w salt Rhsum. BsrbeF's Itch, Pifnofes,
Blotehes and al forms OF skin Disease; also.
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, ana Old Sores. no matter of how long
standing, or the money returned by tae pro-
prietoIs. i
80 80 = y PhiIadeIphfa
Sold 50 cents per box by all dEuggists- sent
by mail for SO cents. --
ConsssBsptiOR Positiucly CltredE- UphdBl'g Fresh
Meat Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, COnsum ption : all
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and stTsng gtheR and build up the system 70
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BY Prof Trosseau Ia Two Thousand eases IN
nearly every case, and IN this country by the
appreciation OF the ply sietan many hopeless
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q C0WDEN, z
my40 cod s.r rI Philsdelphia'
No. BIN The Second -Chancery Court os
Shelby county, Tennessee II ellen NJ. NJ aiors
VS.. Robert b. Majors. a.f sraflaI u ?
IT Appearing from afiidavit in this cause
that the defendant, Robert B. Majors, Is q
NONRESIDENT of the Stase OF Tennessee, and
that his residence is unkaoWn: aAA At.s-i
Ii Is thers fore ordered, That be make ats
appearance herein, az the court house in Che
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before The nrst
r.
swer or demur TO com mplainanb's bill, or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as to hiI1,
and set for hearing exparte; and that copy
OF this order be rpnbllsn ed once a Week. tOr
four successive weeks, in the Mem phis Daily
Appeal. This uiy u, is50. tf DEtf-ala
A eopy-attest: -.is d.,
BY Gro. MALLERY, Deputy O. and NJ .t -
7. W. Brown, Sol. for complain ant tylS
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RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, August G.-The
Journal, in the leading article, strong
~ sympathizes with Belgium, and
urges the maintenance of their neu-
trality. eoi 5z ssa 5y1aa la1 I is1a 1.'a
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We the IN ersigned befors y pIased or
SEW under d Jerome PsneO-t's trea msnt
Langs, had FUZZY come . the cOnelasIoh that
there was no Issmsdy oI mode 2 N d eaton
We eauli place any reasOnab,e amount Of y.
eonflden :, We had 20 loas bee 4 oIla,lto
nearly ever. per on suffering nom these
HsTing been s s1sjscs g Ia ss rBss an
ing and pa nfui dis ssSss- for number Of
years before we began DR.. PancOsts treat
ment, misunderstanding We made uss Of & - ~
erythtng We h.d heard Iecommendsd, - ., Z
well ~ hsd the advice ana atteuti5n p
OF some Of the most emf nent physictsus, UuE 4 rl
de- ived 40 dement's whateYer Hom rbeir
treatment. We feel that we cav a No way -''
hetter serve the cause or suffering hufeanity
than 70 paolcsy bear Our testim0ny tn1ttssr 1l11l
perTns lent relief We have oeta1Hes rom thIs -
We cas-. with entire conndenee, ,cosrmeuds BEL
Dr. Paneost and his New system ~ PIaetios-
10 AL VINO desire = SREzL1E Ghdk1kADieAL
cure. Knowing him to be not only 4 regu-
larly educated phF sieiSu and bOnofa5ls gem
tsmsn bat one n y Bona the afflicted can s7o
II. a. MEfsTE. pTosrietof Of the welI-known -
and extensive Wholesale LlquOs nOuss, pa
j. y. RICE. the popular and reliable Police
Ofncer-resfdencs, Chelsea Q a1 IalaiA 50
GEORGE HERBER-, Il, SO Front street. gs1 17
MANuS MCDEkMOTr, Lshnsr -HGuks, cot q
nar second and Washington-T = = -
WN. A. ECK ERL 2, or the wsii-k-ovn Gro
esTy and Com[nis Ion House Of Eekeriy q
This Is thssea,on when GaiarTa and Throat
diseases advance most rapidly int3 BrOu- ra-
chttis and Consumption, and when All dis
eases Of toe breathing organs are most ag-
gravated-and yet period more favoraf fs1a =
or treatment than We may asain expect ioF 40
Caii imnedIately for sxamisatson n poszi-r q
bic 70 DO 50, Otherwise write for a LIST q
fully conducted az home, under my lnstrue-
tioDs, wherever the patient mas. De. address
s. Adams street, between Second and Third,
AemPnls Le1n - - =. =. Va .e
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The official records Of the State OF
Pennsylvania, which at the time Of
Lees invasion in 1868 were hurriedly
shipped to Philadelphia In boxes, ar
ter the excitement was over were re-
turned to Harrisburg and deposited
In confused masses in the rooms OF
the respective departments. For the
last two months the clerks Of the de
partments have been engaged In re-
arranging the disorgauized records
and preparing them for convenient
reference. The work viii require
several additional months for its com
pletiOn. The records date as far back
as 1928. d
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A California editor has been inter-
viewing a cinnamon bear. He de-
scribes the conduct OF the interviewed
as touching in the extreme, SO much
so that he was constrained TO leave
with him several locks of hair, his
oyereoat and a portion Of his tight
hand, as keepsakes, in memory Of the
occasion.
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AdminIsfrator's Notlca.

THE. undersigned hereby gives netice -
an 9r,ersons having claims against tue
eefa.e- ~ F4.,ne n Htll, deceased. 20 pre5e1lt
me same. duly verified, and 10 ali fpersoes
indebted to said estate 70 come terWsiE d ansl
49,. ) Is within the time prescribed
- is,Ir PAYMENTS may be made, or claims
presented. 10 my attorney, Chas. A. Choate,
10, 20 second street, or 70 me, al my resi-
asDSSs auss - M MELIzABErH c. hill, Adm'x.
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A. C. TREADWELL & BROS.
WhDlesaIe GroGers ..
o ~ Ere .gIoolA .voD
rg-ND ~ uc19 81
COTTON FACTORS,
.r.,-.4 9dt "a Lao sGiFolloi aai {
NO. n UNION STREET, 1ngsa
stonswaII sIOck, Rsmphls, Tsnn

r-urieL rf n
eE From the above card @ viii beseen thst
well, and Trsadwel Bros. have united under
arm style OF sA.C Treadwel Bros. To taelr
friends who have heretofore patronized % efn
50 Hbsrafly, thay return siueefe thanks, ana
tD them and to AL who may favor Us VITA
their patronags.. We pledge Our BEST eforts
= aosS%x lSs A. @. rREApwELL& a RRes.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
JEROME PAECOsT, ND.
OFFICES ADAAs ST.
TTTGT YlGYJz

~ - AhrM IA AEAe- q
I'VE warn AL who may have any E5Fin ef
+ w these Diseases 70 a.t>te no more pre-
Lrne the days and Wse5zs n fieh bear m
them steadily bs-ond the reaen ~ nan ~ p ~
ald-fn tax ng into the ztO.aaeh tise- tsEssful---
sleeesSsa t5,S.,1 M = i,To . - s4 s1H
more time N dsp.o Ing n a. oodairiSn. nos IT1 E
N Watchlng IN progress of some 81 y9ur u
nlnl 81 ost nao NAY DS sxseltttlea 2 but .H
thousands throug ghOut the enure country l.
who hav= tried tL.e RLacaaf lHe0 1fssEs y Cure
with entire sue ess after all 9th rs proved
useless .rzl z .Isgsgg - +. sElEa0E YEsE
LaportaHi cbslnallication lno1a lcs1 klloloa Cai-
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M SPAN.

MADRID, August Cit Is said that
Don Fernando, of Portugal, is now
disposed TO accept the crown of Spain.
Much satisfaction is felt here at the
cereIn Onies in honor of the restora-
ton of the flag staff Of the Spanish
consulate at Salon.
{ MADRID, August 6.-The press dis
cuss the attitude Of the Washington
Government toward Cuba. Tie
Montpensierists used it as an argu-
ment for early meeting of the Cortes.
MADRID, August 6.-Seyeral Jour
mails have been prosecuted for publish
ing false dispatches from Paris, an
nouncing the defeat OF the French at
Saarbruck. The first news of success
was received here through telegram,
sent by Empress Eugenie to her
mother. .a
The Spanish fleet entered the Medl-
terranean last night; it goes TO Bal
aric Island. vataa sad5 ava
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dignified fntheir behavior toward and
e snerOus In the treatment Of the pris-
0ners, though enemies. sit5l.f ase
BERLIN, August 6.-The Prince
Royal, Frederick William, command
ing the S8uth-G German army, has
issued the following proclamation !.
g Soldiers of LFe Third Corps: APP
pointed to command you by the King
/ greet you. Soldiers of Prussia,r Wur-
temberg and Baden, united under my
command, your courage, discipline
and perseverance ill me with pride,
joyand confidence. In true fraternity
continue to spread your flag over new
vietories-victorles which, God aiding
Us, win insure honor and peace to
United Germany. As soon as any
news reaches here, good or evil, II
shall be communicated Immediately.
Let us be united, having one wish,
one .sentiment-ths triumph Of our
armies 500 CD Eau 'saE
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ny- THE PoPULAR TONIC OF THE

g- THE POPULAR TONIC OF THE
AGE.-The day has gone by when medicine
without merit could command and retain the
confidence OF the world. Advertising induces the
public to try many things, but in this shrewd
and thoughtful age, words will not sufllce with.
out proofs, and 1t IS by the exercise Of their pr-
vate judgment, men determine the relative value
Of the various articles recommended to their no.
tlce through the business columns OF newspapers.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS has now been
subjected to this searching ordeal for more than
eighteen years, and the result Is that 1t stands at
the head OF the class OF remedies to which 1t be-
longs. 1t has dstanced and lived down innu-
merable competitors, and is to-day the Standard
Vegetable Tonic OF the Western world. The happy
effects which have followed Its use in cases Of
dyspepsia bousness, nervous affections, inter.
mitsent fevers and general debility, and rs con.
s;ltutiona nvgorant, have entitled 1t to univer.
sal confidence. Nothing can ever shake Its repu.
tation for il Is based on the individual eXperen-
ces OF tens OF thousands Of witnesses, embracing
prominent anu we'll known citizens OF every pro-
fess!on, occupation and class. There Is not city
town or settlement In the United States where 1t
Is not q medicinal staple. No druggist or general
dealer would consider his stock complete without
it, anu the returns OF the Internal revenue depart
ment show that It's sales exceed those OF any
other proprietary restoratiyes manufactured on
this side of the Atlantic. The beneficial results
derived during long series OF years from the use
OF Hostetter's Bitters, have conv.1ced the whole
community that the only true way to restore to
health broken down or debilitated system, or to
put the human body on its defence when ex.
posed to unwho,esome influences, Is to inpigorate,
regulate aud puify 1t at one and the same time.
niayo--6Dkc
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0bltuarp.

GEOvER.-Departed this life, on the 3Oth May,
1870, ELIZABETH GLOVER, aged 40 years, months
and days. Her sufferlngs were acute but her
patience under them exemplary. Docility, sim
piiclty Of SPIRIT fidelity in attachment were char
acteristic OF life which developed many virtues.
For many painful months previous to her death
her reason was impaired, yet she did not fail
to preserve her tenderness Of affection for those
she loved, and whom she readily recognized:
Later the cloud seemed to lift from her mind, ana
she spoke with assurance and ferVor OF ner ap.
proachinp close, seeming ready to embrace the
end for which she inte!ligently declared herself
prepared. One to whom she was mutually faith
full In close relationships of life time now CRATE.
fully contributes this Offering to her Cherished
memory. FRIEND.
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A BILL re SECURE TO ALL THE PEOPLE OF
CHARLESTON THE ENJOYMENT OF THEIR VEST
ED RIGHTS, TO AMEND AN ORDrSASCE TO REG
CLArE LIcTssES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
SECTION BE i: ordained by the Mayor and
alderman Q; the City Of Charleston, IN City
Ccurc! assembled. and by the authority OF the
SAME. That an ordinance ratified on the cth
da; or January, 1870, entitled an ordinance 10
regulate licenses, be so amended that the pro-
visions c:' .:i:s ordinance shall be the iunda-
uenta, conditions under or by which the
licenses provided for in that ordinance shall
oe granted: and it shall not be Lawful! for any
3ersoi or persons to transact the business for
which Silcil license is required, except on the
conditions herein ordained.
Sic. .. The act of the Legislature Of South
Carolina, approved March lst, 1870, entitled
an act TO enforce the provisions of the Civil
Rights bill! OF the United States Congress. and
to Secure to the people the benefits OF repub-
iican government in this State, are hereby af-
rirmed. and as far as applicable ordained to be
enforced Is an ordinance Of the City Council.
SEC. 3. Aly person or persons applying for
4 license shall receive the same only on con-
dition that he. or they. will not, in conducting
such business. make any discrimination be-
tween persons on account of race or color.
Ard all persons having licenses already obtain
tanned Sllal! be allowed fifteen days from the
passage o: this ordinance to return their IL
cense and receive from the treasurer an
amount 10 correspond to the uneXpired time
of the license. And all persons not SO returning
their license within the fifteen days herein al
lowed slla:! be taken TO have agreed TO the
conditions and provisions of this ordinance,
and si.al DC held liable for its requirements
and obligations.
SEC. I. Any person or persons violating any
Of the provisions OF this, ordinance shall forfeit
their license, and bc liable to such other penal
" as the Mayor or trial justice, before whom
complaint shall be made, may in their dlscrc-
ton impose. not exceeding one hundred dol
lars fre, or Imprisonment not exceeding thlr-
ty days, or both.
Il received first and second readings. and
was ordered 70 De printed.
Alderman Voist objected TO the bill in toto.
Alderman I'o!et offered a resolution prorid-
ing that tie REPORT ofthc Committee on Streets.
formerly adopted. he amended so as to pro-
vide tia. the plank road on Calhoun street be
commenced rom Anson street, aud that the
work be commenced forthwith.
Alderman Cunningham opposed the resolu-
ton. The resolution was lost.
Alderman Geddings offered resolution pro-
viding that the Mechanics Lyceum have the
use OF the Picket Guardhouse at monthly
rental OF IS.
Alderman Cunningham moved to make it
SIS month. which was carried.
Council! then adjourned.
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@- GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CARoLINA.-Emigrantss seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain H. HARMS Agent Of this Society, whose
office for the present Is at No. so East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emgrants can consult
the Agent daily. ONCE hours from IL to o'clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN.
,.oo -, proai1nnt
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@rA GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, DR.. RUGGE dlscoV-
cred "Carbolic Acid" and Its extraordinary medl:
cal effects nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physl-
clans in treatment Of consumptive and scrofu-
lous diseases, It was introduced by the Court PLY.
sic!an OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sia and from thence TO the United States. No.
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN
RY'S SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better AFTER only one
dose has 5eea :oten, and we cordially recommend
It to the pubc.-fEiitor ARGUS" ian17 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-01
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on the Cause aud Cure OF Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment o. Nervous and Physical De.
hiii:y, sc.
"There is no member OF society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation CT Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mai! on receipt OF fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
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