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<Ks PUBLIC SALE-THOMAS q SONS, AUC-
L;i tiOneers.-Large and Valuable Lot, Northeast
corner OF Walnut and Cope streets, between Twenty
third and Twentyfourth streets 20H feet 'front.' 1856
feet deep TO SAMSON street; ON Tuesday, May 10,
at the Philadelphia Exchange, all that large and
valuable lot OF ground situate at the northeast cor
ner OF Walnut and Cope Qormerly West) streets,
Eighth ward; containing In front on Walnut street
40 feet 10 inches, and extending In depth along
Cope street 1856 feet TO SAMSON street-twO fronts
Id. THOMAS d SONS, AuctlOneeIs
42S 3OmT Nos. Is9 and 14l s. FOURTH st,
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RUBBER OvERsHoEg AND BooTs for Men, Women. and
hidren csn Ind retail At 'he lowest priosS
GoodyeArs manufacture, old stand. No. W. ohesnut
n reOt lower side
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CITY ITEMS.

MEMS CLOTHING.
YOUTHS CLOTHING.
BoYk' CLOTHING,
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"A mulatto succeeds General Bragg in the
control of the New Orleans Water Works, and
the Democratic papers of that city are in great
grief thereat,
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O. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS & SONS SALE
Ll!M Three-story brick hotel and dwelling known as
the Fifth Ward House, No. S13 Fitzwater street.
on TUESDAY, May 10, 1870, at ~ O'Clock nOon will be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all
that threestory brick messuage with two-story back
buildings (ten reoms) and lot of ground, situate
the north side OF Fitzwater street, corner of Lsie
street. No. s18 the lot containing in front Ftz-
water street 20 feet and extending in depth so feet
TO 10 feet wide alley leading from Lisle street
Russell street. Has the gas introduced. Clear of
all tncumbrance Immediate possession. Terms
$500 may remain on mortgage.
M. THOMAS ~ SONS, Auctioneers
42S 30 MT Nos. 139 and 141 S. FOURTH Street
NEs REAL ESTATE.-THoMAs & sons SALE
La Business stand, four.story brick store and
dwelling, No. 1S43 Lombard street. west OF Egh-
teenth street. on Tuesday, May 10, 1870 at 12
o'clock nOon will be sold at public sale at the Phi
ladelphia Exchange, all that four story brick store
and dwelling and lot OF ground situate on the north
side OF Lombard street, vest OF Eighteenth street,
No. lS45, containing in front on Lombard street 16
feet, and extending in depth 40 feet to feet wide
alley. The house contains rooms. gas, range etc.
Terms, cash. Immediate possession.
Subject to yearly ground rent OF $50 (silver).
NJ THOMAS Il SONS Auctoneers,
49s 80 MI Nos. 1S9 and 14l s. FOURTH Street.
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ENTIRELY NEW AND HANDSOMELY FUR.
NISHFD Ia ready for permanent transient guests
No. 1896 Of HOTEL FkoNT STORE TO LET very
low 10 responhble party, "a
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MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

Mr. Thomas G. Bryant, of Americus, had his
oin.honse i'm Lee County, set on fire and burned
Friday night He lost four or nSe ~ nuauIeu ousn-
els of cotton seed, and gin and gearing.
The Lunatlc Asylum, at MlledSevlile, contains
Mt present 3sS-32s whites and 60 coiored. They
are about equally divided accorulng 10 sex.
Sixty of them are idiots-one plina.
LANES WAYNE Moore, an eX-mercnant OF Sa-
yaunah Is In trouble, on account OF little mat
ter of forgery and larceny after trust. Mrs. Mar
paret Greenwood charges she IL minus s4ioo ny
Ills rascality. cu.,, ,-o,, ,,,o,,
fonnd Stained viii, blood, the clothes OF mis-
sing mar, and on boat near by note written
i'm nencil saving: mot the man we wanted" II
Is evident that murder has been committed oy
somebody. Lafe Connolly, the missing man,
was a carpenter and had TWO hunured dollars on
his person when last seen. ....
the northern and western parts ol THIS STATE
Snow has fallen In several paccs-qulte unncard
The little negro girl, whose case OF falling from
three story window, In Columpes, ana a!ign,
ing uninured has been reporIsu ~ ,a appSats Iei
on a sow lust under the WindoW. Inc mystery Is
Atlanta. in 1851, supported thirty.three lawyers
Now one hundred and three professionals hane
out their shingles In that great CITY;
Il autnsta for forging certificates OF hay
weic Its from the clerk OF the market.
We learn from the Dahloncga Signal that Inc
yohonla minc-considered the largest and mos
imnOrtant enterprise OF that cnaTacteT 10 Georsis
Mis now in active and successful operation. I
has stamp mill running Gay anu n,igns. ane
four Nnurs' The profit Is very handsome. Mr.
n. H. Hand, OF Boston, Is the manager, and mas
fmrnjshed nnst of the capital, but the company
comprises several enterprising Georgians.
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rpaox oyR OWN CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, April %.
The Georgia muddle, as it is now most ht-
tingly called, seems ss far from solution as
ever. The course OF the Senate in passing Dill
remanding the State to military condition, and
virtually commencing the work OF reconstruction
over again, does not accord with the views OF
great many Radicals in the House, and especially
meets with the opposition OF Grant, who Informed
some OF the Ohio delegation yesterday that he
hoped, whatever policy Congress might adopt
with regard to the tenure-of-o1ice Of the Bullock
administration, that 1t would not keep the State
unrepresented any longer in Congress. He re-
peated what he has so often said Of late, that he
was anxious for the work Of reconstruction to be
closed up, and all the States represented in Con-
gress at this session. He Is seconded In this by
three well known Radicals OF the House, who
have prepared bills limiting the Bullock admins
tratlon to November next, and providing in the
meantime that the State shall have repre-
sentation. 1t Is daily more apparent that the
obnoxious presence Of Bullock on the toor OF :he
senate and House is working against his own
schemes. Senators and members are a!sgussed
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p.nr,sr EnucATros41. CoNyESTIoN.-Thc Ma
,,onoi nan,ist Educational Convention has been
;n Mos seoeinn in New York Several interesting pa
neFs M ssn on the subject were read, among them one
BY the Rev Of ch%%nab nnd oass anosher
W ny 'HT T,S W Rev l.. L. Curry, of Richmond College,
a. THE the Convention CO on the condition and
pros prospecis @ Of education In the South. wv When the
South emerged from the war It was was Only to 9 ma
sSat noverty and want threw better class Of ed
fore. In Texas. Louisiana Mississippi sI South south
Carolina North ca0na nr a@a the edusson
fsms.s n,s ernai to any in the country. The South
paid % more attention to the education Of girls than
Rev. Or. Moss, OF philadelphia, SPOKE @ OF the ne ne;
cessly OF u thorough discipline III eoaea'ion anu
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THE PRESS CONVENTION.
SAVANNAH, April 25.

The Convention of the Southern and State
Press met here to-day. Representatives from
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Ala
bama. The Executive Committee reported the
result of the meeting In Augusta, with ]. W. ST.
monton, Of the New York Associated Press favor
ing continuance OF the present news service as
the best that can be obtained under existing cir
cumstances. The citizens invited the members o1
the press to go an excursion to Fort Pulaski and
they went A. NJ. Lamar, Of Columbus, has been
elected president of the Southern Association
and ]. Csby, OF Macon, president Of the State
Association. The members will remain until
Thursday.
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sP4RKs FROM THE WIRES.

Two negroes at Memphis stabbed and threw
overheard the engineer OF the tow-boat Mary
Alice from New orleans for Pittsburg.
An engine aud six freight cars were wrecked on
,he Mobile and Ohio Railroad. They fell through
q trestle near Humboldt.
Chief Justice Chase will 90 to Europe in search
of health, after court in Richmond, va.
The Howard corruption Investigation Is sen
confined to the church trouble!>
Additional evidence has been introduced IN the
Mcfarland trial to prove his insanity.
The Chicago delegation has Withdrawn from
tho Fenian Congress, and have issued an oyde
disappearing OF its proceedings.
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NEWS FROM CUBA.
WASHINGTON, April rs.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
The New Yor: Tribune today contains
news from Cuba which show great activity on
the part Of the insurgents. Colonel Fajardo was
attacked near the capital OF Camaguey and sur
fered severely. A force Of cavalry was sent to
their rescue, and they were enabled to return to
the city. The insurgents are reported active
near Cenfuegos A fight occurred on Estates
Santa Isabel and Brazo, in which the Spaniards
were worsted. A report was in circulation at
Saint Auge de Cuba that General Jordan had
been killed By attempting to escape by boat.
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WASHINGTON, April 25.
In the Senate, today, Morrill, reported, with
out amendment, the House bill appropriating
$50, 900 TO aid the Sisters Of Mercy, Of Charleston
in rebuilding their orphan asylum and ethef
buildings. 1t will pass the Senate.
The counsel for Northern railroads are here
endeavorlng to get the legal tender case rein
stated, but it is believed the Supreme Court VIII
not listen to the motion. The object is still to get
q decision sustaining the law, so these railroads
will not have to pay their bonds In gold.
The House Banking Committee have virtually
agreed to-day to report bill giving the South
forty iaillions additional circulation.
The Senate Political Disability Committee have
agreed to report bill enfranehising all except
General Lee, Mr. Davis and the members Of Con-
gress who joined the Confederacy.
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apps stu

MH INFECTION IN THE AIR.-EX-
PERIMENTAL chemists have repeatedly ana.
alyzed the air at unhealthy seasons in the hope
ofdetectlng the invisible virus which produces cpl
demic disease. They have not yet discovered It,
and scarcely any two OF them agree as to It's ma.
ture. This is Of little consequence. 1t is sufi-
cient to know that this poisonous principle exists,
and that safeguard against Its insdious innu-
ence has been provided. In the spring and early
summer, when fever and ague, remittent fever,
and other periodical diseases Of that class are
prevalent, it s only necessary to fortify the sys-
TEN with course Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters
to escape them. II the precautlon has been neg
lected which 1t never ought to be In any district
liable to such vistatIons and II the paroxysms OF
malarious fever have actually commenced, they
may always be checked and broken up by
course OF that powerful vegetable tonic and altera-
tive. QuInine was once considered the only spcci-
lc for chills and fevers; but 1t ls now generally
admitted that this nauseous alIaloid Is danger.
oas medicine, and that its secondary effects are
more to be dreaded than any form OF intermit-
tent fever. 1t is simply tremendous astringeRt
1t does not touch the dlsordered liver, or regu-
late the bowels, or In any way improve the con-
ditlon OF the animal fluids. Hostetter's Bltters,
on the other hand, In addition to being better
and safer tonic than any preparation Of q1inine'
has balsamIc effect upon the whole system. 1t
is aperlent and antbious, as well as directly In
vigoratlng, and parties the secretions as well as
regulates the secretlve organs. 1t stimulates the
appetite, strengthens the stomach, soothes the
nerves, promotes healthful perspiratlon, and IN
duces quiet sleep. As stomashlc 1t has no rival.
Cases OF indigestion that no other tonic seems ca
pable Of alevIating are cured In few weeks oy
its regular use. - apr .
MOI AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLI
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n closer communion between the church and
schools. The Baptist denomination was fast
growing to be great power in the United States
They had now 72S church associations, 1913
churches, s1s7 ministers, 1.221, ,34e members and
20 college institutions. With such an immense
interest as this at stake 1t was incumbent upon
the denomination to establish some central rep
resentative body to take charge Of the general
matter 0f the denomlnational educational insti-
tutionS.
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GOING TO EGYPT.

NEW YORK., April Is.
Ex-Confederates Major Thomas Rhett, Of
Charleston, and General George f. Pickett, OF
Virginia, are here en- route for the Egyptian SER
vice. Rhett has been sworn in as Brlgadier-Gen.
eral ny the Pasha's recruiting officers. Confed-
crate Generals Lorng and Sibley are already
there. The Federal General Stone, who was I'M
fortunate at Balls Bluff, is also among the Pashas
recruits.
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apr2G

nSr CHARLESTON ANCIENT ARTIL-
LERY soc1ETY.-The oncers and Members Of
the above Society are requested to attend the
Funeral OF their late vice-President, the Hon.
RICHARD YEADoN, from his late residence,
Wentworth street, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
CIIAS. P. FRAZER,
apr2e Secretary and Treasurer.
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@- UNION KILWINNING LODGE,
No. 4, A. F. M.-The Members Of this Lodge are
requested to assemble at Masonic Hail. THIS AZ
TERNooN, az half.nast O'Clock, for the purpose
OF attending the Funeral of their deceased Brother
Member, Past Master RICHARD YEAD0N.
apr26 A. E. GIBSON, Secretary.
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funeral Notlres.
re- THE RI

re- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. HINsoN and
family are requested to attend the Funeral Ser
vices Of the latter, at their residence, James
Island, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
Boats will be found at Moreland's wharf, at a
quarter before O'Clock, A. M. apr26
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@-THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of the late Hon. RICHARD YEADoN are respect
fully invited to attend his Fdneral Services, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, at the Central Presby-
terlan Church. apr26
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NapOleOl'S proclamation conCluues' ~ 1he
call which make on you to ratify the lioeral re-
forms realized during the last ten years, reply,
Yes. AS for myself, faithful 70 my origin, shall
continue, penetrated by your thought and fortl'
aetl ty your will and con;ldlng in Providence, to
work without cessation for the prosperity and
grandeur Of France"
Important Circular.
PARIS, April Is.
The 10 urnal Oflciel contains the following car-
cular to the oncers Of the civil service, which s
signed by all the ministers: "The Emperor ao-
dressed solemn appeal to the nation In 1882 de
asked power to assure order. In 1870 he asks
power TO establish liberty. Confident OF the title
which is his By reason olthe right OF eight mil
lion sufrrages, he does not surrender the Empire
to discussion. He submits TO vote only us
libersl transformation. To vote yes, Is TO vote LOT
liberty. The revolutionary party Is secretly at'
tackinr the national sovereignty, and misrepre-
senting the respect which the Emperor pays to
that sovereignty in consulting the people. They
are not true friends Of liberty; but in spite OF
these. masses will march in our ranks. Can they
ignore the fact that to abstain from voting or 70
vote 'no,n will be to strengthen those who only
combat the transformation Of the Empire IN order
that they may destroy 1t. and with 1t the political
and social organization to which France owes her
greatness? In the name OF public peace and
liberty, In the name OF the Emperor, we demand
OF you, all our devoted colaborers, to unite your
eorts with ours. 1t is to the citizens we address
ourselves, not as ordinary, but as Offering patrl
otc counsel. Our object is to assure to our coun'
try tranquil future, to the end that on the
throne, as in the humblest dwelling, the son may
succeed the father in peace and quiet"
The Gcumenfcal Council.
ROME, April 25.
! In Council, six hundred and sixty -four fathers
being present, there was adopted unanimously
the De Eide. 1t contains four charters and eigh'
teen canons as follows: Charter Isl OF five canons
on the Creator; charter ID of four canons on the
Revelation charter Sd OF six canons On Faltii'
and charter 4th OF three eanons on Faith anu
Reason.
Probable Fate of the City of Boston.
LONDON, April 25
1t is stated that a thin strip Of board, about
yard long and painted blue, has drifted ashore
inscribed 'sThe City Of Boston is sinking, Feb
rnary ID
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eg- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
seo,ed proposals for completing the Breast Dam
az langley, S. c., rormeriy known as Kalmia
,f,,ls about eight miles from Augusta, on the
snn-h carolina Railroad, will be received until
May 1st. Specifications can be seen at Tue ohioe
OF Messrs. J. sIBLEY & SONS, Augusta, ea.' OF
nnon the premises at Langley, s. c. The COM
nanv reserve the right to reject any or oil oldS'
VIM. G. SIBLEY, President
. o,r,a1mo Langley Manufacturing co.
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5perial Notices.

@- ExEcUTRIx's NoTICE.-ALL
persons having any claims against the Estate Of
the late EDWARD SMITH, OF Aiken, s. c., will
present the same properly attested to Q. A. DA-
MON, No. I6 Broad street, and all persons indebt-
cd thereto will make payment to the same.
SARAH E. SMITH,
apr2s tu3 Qualified EXecutrix.
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~ FELLOWSHIP

ng FELLOWSHIP SOCIETY.-THE
Onicers and Members OF the Fellowship Society
are requested to attend the Faneral OF the Hon.
RICHARD YEADoN, late President Of the Socie-
ty, from his late residence, wentwo orth street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
CAMPBELL DOUGLAS,
anr16 Secretary.
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cUBA-WHERE rs JoRDAN?

WASHINGTON, April 25.
The British man-ofwar Lapwirg reports
Jordan with six companions at Nassau, en- route
for New York. Less reliable adyices report Jor-
dan still in Cuba.
The insurgents have reappeared in the jurisdic.
+;ou of IInInnin
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DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYS
THROUGH LINZ Tc
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier E*
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 9TH and
Nst OF every month except when these dates lau
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding
Departure of the 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports. Those Of 5th touch at Manzanilo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San FRANCISCO lor
Japan and China April /, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, put 30
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduis.
Medicine and attendance Tree.
- --Rar-pe1uugs Tfckota or further tn1ofmauon ep.
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canalstreet North River, New
York. FIR. BABY, Agent.
march12
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me-THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AN

@-THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances Of Mr.. snd Mrs. R. A. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ Rabb, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Rabb,
and Of Mrs. A. Rouse, and their respective fami-
lies, also the Congregation Of Bethel Church. are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral servi-
ees Of Mrs. R. A. JONES' at Bethel Church, THIS
AFTERNOON, ct O'Clock, without further invita-
ton. apr26 \
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5peeiaI Nptlres.

@- CONsIGNEEsPER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THIs DAY dscharging cargo at Pier No. 1,
Union wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset, will remain on wharf at Consignees'
risk. MORDECAI Il CO.,
apr26 AGENTS.
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ns- THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
of the South Carolina Society are requested to at
tend the Funeral OF their late brother member,
RICHARD YEADON, Esq, at Circular Church.
THIS AFTERNOON at haf-past O'Clock.
T. NJ. HASELL,
.,,oo Clerk
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w PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TO
furnish the Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com.
pany 90 600 Telegraph Poles OF durable timber, de-
lIverable on or before the first day Of June 1870,
on the line OF the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad or any navigable stream In North Care
lima. South Carolina or Georgia. Said Poles to be
os follows: 25 feet In length, inches in diameter
at the top squared at both ends; bark, limbs and
knots all removed, with surface left smooth and
clean. Parties desiring to supply the whole, or
any part of the above, will address with iull name
and Postof1lce address, JOHN B. LAFlITE'
orroa e1tna No. 20 Broad Street.
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~ BLUFFTON.-THE PILOT BOY
Will stop at Button on her way to Savannah on
the 2ssh, and returning on the 2sth.
apr25 ]. d. AIKEN G CO., Agents.
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The volunteers of Canada are still under
arms, aad drill twice day at Queocc and Point
Levi.
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@ CAMP-MEETING. FOR CHARLES
TON and vicinity Methodist Episcopal Churches,
will commence ID. W at Ladson's Station WE'D
NEsDAY, May 4th, and continue over the following
Sabbath.
The Committee have made extensive prepara-
tlons for the accommodation OF the Meeting, and
all friendly ore cordially invited to attend.
Persons attending will be carried on the South
Carolina Railroad at half fare by the regular
trains till FRIDAY, when the Camp-heeting train
will be run till the close Of the Meeting.
''io your tents, oh Israel"
T.w. LEWIS, Pastor
C.H. HOLLOWAY, Chairman Camp-Meeting Com
mit,ee apr27 wsmss
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@r GERMAN SOCIETY OF SOUTH
CARoLlNA.-Emigrantss seeking employment can
obtain information concerning the same from
Captain Il. HARMS Agent Of this Society, whose
office for the present is at No. so East Bay.
Parties wishing to employ Emigrants can consult
the Agent daily. once hours from u to O'Clock.
JOHN CAMPSEN,
.~oo s., praaidant
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OR BEAUFORT, VIA EDIsTO, ROC
VILE AND PACIFIC LANDING.

Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain G. pEA.
Carroll White, win sail from Charles =.
ton for above places every TUESDAY MORNING. RNINas as
s O'Clock.
Returning, the PILOT BOY win leave Beaufort
early WEDNESDAY, MORNING, touching at all the
above named Landings on her route 70
Charleston. J. d. AIKEN w.
mchA
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COLU NJ BIA.
CUTTING UP DIDOS.

GOVERNOR SCOTT AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
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@ MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline in Premature
Man, the treatment Of Nervous and Physical De-
bllity, &c.
oThere is no member Of society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation Of Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt Of fifty cents. Address
the Author, Dr. E. DEF. CURTIS, Washington,
n n sept1 Tyr