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w AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TkUsSES.-Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. Z. B. FooTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue, New
YORK dHcrb
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RUSTIC GOODS! RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasei
Street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. octls
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SOUTHERN MuTu1L INSURANCE CoAPiNf 6s
ATHBNs;;- ;-ssoNatAs-Heideas ofserip IN this-eem-
pany will learn something to their advantage by
reading the advertisement OF Nr Hutson Lee in
another column. q
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ngTHE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,

.@THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER,
DIR. HAsKELL's ELECTRIC OIL kills all pain in
TWO minutes. Cancers, Bolls, letter and Old
Sores, cured In As hours by DR.. HAsKELL's CAR.
BOLIC CANCER SALvE. For sale at retail by
G. W. AIMAR, C0HEN'S MEDICAL DE-
DIR. q. BAER, PUT,
A. O. BARBOT, DR.. G. J. LUHN,
ED. 8. BURNHAM, ". T. LITTLE CO.,
N. H. COLLINS & co., ALFRED RA0UL, n. D.,
aRAMAN & sCHwAKE, pR. W. A sKRlNE.
E. q. KELLERS, n D.,
And at wholesale by D0WIE, NOISE DAVIS,
sole AGENTS for South Carolina. noy1l- -Smosp&w
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VI FRASER MATHEWES, J

By ]. FRASER MATHEWES, s
usal Estate Broker, No. Sc Broad Street.
TPRIYATE SAL E,
a PHOSPHATE LANDS OF best quality and
ofdtsad kies and Cotton Plantations In ali parts Of the
s'cis; city Residences, Stores, Building. Lsss. and
Farrns- WV. "f1.s:.
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n@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acuualntances of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 81. Williams,
OF A. NJ. Williams, and OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. k. VIII
liams and family, ara respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services OF Mr.. W. b. WILL
LIAMs, THIS Tuesday, AFTERNOON, Goth instant,
at half past O'Clock, at No. 90 Tradd street.
nnY2Q
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6uerial Nptlees.

wTHE WOOD FACTORS Will L
oolge the ladies OF the Fuel Society BY sending
In their estimates before the eth OF December
They must be left at the Depository, Chalmers
etreet Ry orler OF the President. nOv29.7,
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may occr
Meetings This Day.

Union Chapter, at nalf-past P. NJ.
Phnnix FIRE Company, at half-past 2. NJ.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. n.
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~PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED CARE
FULLY and with taste, II left at F0GART1E'S
BOOK DEPOSITORY. No. 2so King street. In the
Rand nov17-thf2tuth8s
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:Eeaa nipe.

Geaa pipe.
cHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPES, &C.
FOR SALE BY VIM SHEPHERD co., No. "a
HAYNE' STREET AND No. IS PINoKNEY
STREET. tu
HR. BING'S PILE REMEDY.
= For sale by Deb. BAEha
tuly6
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THE SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
win make q splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1877 King street.
noy26-3l s..'.s-
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@- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER
FALCON, from Baltimore are hereby notified
that she is Ta1s DAr dlscharging cargo at Pief
No. /. Union wnarves AL Goods not taken away
at sunset will remain on wharf at consignees'
risk M0RDECAI & CO..
nOy2s-2 Agents.
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@rADDRESS R. v. PIERCE M. D.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and get Pamphlet on Catarrh
free, or send sixty cents and get Dr.. sAGE's Ca.
tarrh Remedy. $500 reward is offered by the
proprietor for a case OF Catarrh which he Ecan-
not cure. Sold by druggists. noy4thstus
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CRuMBs.-W. B. Cloutman, Esq, has been
appointed direct tax collector, rice Dr.. Brisbane
and Judge Wording, removed. The tax once
will be at the Cussomhouse, in this city.
A petition to Congress, asking an Appropriation
for the purchase of central lot in thecity, upon
which to erect new Postoface, and for the erec'
ton of new building, instead OF returning to
the old one at the foot Of Broad street. is In cir
culation. A copy at the Charleston Hotel has re.
ceived numerous signatures.
The Scott United Blues parsded through the
city yesterday morning, and went afterwards on
Ia target excursion.
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9anrp GOODS, &r.

ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos .5s5 and 5s7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department Of
GAS FIXTURES,
or1er their immense and entire stock OF real land
Imitation Bronze CHANDELIERS, Brackets, Hal
Lights, Portable Stands, &C.,
AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-
;. FACTURE. y
This Is an opportunity seldom offered to those
about furnishing houses, stores, churches, &c,
for procuring the finest work and newest p it-
terms at moderate prices ..,n
Alarge stock Of Pattern M0ulds to be soia cneap
TO the trade after March !, 1871. .r,no
The sale VIII continue for about three mon'us'
janlslyc;1
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. .-Stereoscopic views
of charleston and vicIhsy at No. 1sl King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noyl2
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
quires for 5oc, at the Hasel street Bazaar and NO.
~, K,nu street. octlo-mtu
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AcKNow1EDaMENr.-T ladies OF the Fuel
Society return their grateful thanks to Mr. AlVa
Gage for his handsome donation OF two hundred
dollars
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co TO GEORGE LITTLE L Co. for fine An-Wool
rrr,,eren,rts MT 81. nov1s-fmw
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n- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

@ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that Check No. 1877, dated August 18th, 1870, for
$1,000 signed JOHN HUM, Chairman Board Of
County Commissioners and drawn on E. S.
KUH, County Treasurer, has been lost or mis-
laid at Columbia, South Carolina. This is to warn
all parties that the said Check Is null ana void, no
equivalen. having been received therefor.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN HUM, Chairman.
.e On 1AMEs z McGREG0R Clerk
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!susriiaI N6tiMs.s NOT

~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is dlscharglng cargo THIS DAT at:Adgets
Wharf. Goods remaining uncalled for at sunset
will. be stored at owners risk and expense.
uoy2a-1 JAMES ADGER 4 CO., Agents.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, sOc. each
Hasel street Bazaar and 161 King street.
oct10-mtu
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CLUBS. AND sTARs.-Chsrles Fraser, arrest
ed for disorderly conduct In Cooks Row, Calhoun
strset, was sentenced to pay fine OF S. or go to
The House Of Correction for five days.
James o'Mara, for being drunk and disorderly
at the corner Of Market and King streets, was
bentenced to pay fine OF S. or spend ten days In
the House OF Correction
LewisLee arrested with bag OF caoosses'
which he had just stolen on the outskirts OF the
|bity earlT Yesterday morning, was brought be-
lore the Mayor, who sent him to jail for twenty
hays under the vagrant law.
Lucy Pinckney and Mary Johnson sued each
bther for the same assault and battery before
their respective trial justices, Bunch and cauldeld.
Bunch fined Mary Johnson IS and costs, but
|Caulheld, after examining a cloud OF Witnesses
dismissed Mary's case, expressing his surprise
that any trial Justice could entertain SO trinng
matter.
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nov16-so JAMES E. McGREGOR, Clerk.

ns- NoTICE-OFFICE COUNTY COM
MIssluNERs, FIRE-P PROOF BUILDING,
CHARLESTON, 5. c., NOVEMBER %, 1s7O.-The
BOARD of County Commissioners having qualified
aud organized, are now prepared to approve Of
the bonds of Public Officers.
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
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"A .ETtHEf-- SAcT, AND KnLED.-Yesterday
Enofning, between one and two O'Clock, Joe Cay
lord, an sld dodehaer came 70 his death while en-
gagged In one or his customary depredations. For
samgtim back Mr. E. L. Roche, who owns
small farm. and resides near the Washington
Race Ground! on Rutledge avenue found each
morning on examination that his vegetables were
being stolen as they became at for market. These
depredad were regularly repeated, and at last
forced Mr. Roche to take some steps to protect
his property. About two weeks ago he hired Is.
rael. .Psrker a. co,ored man, as night watch
man, and gave htuta loaded gun, with lnstruc-
/ lions to 4keep-R=otese watch, to halt any par
ties who entered the ned, and, II they attempted
to run. to FIRE upon them. lSlael went yer
on duty, and. until yesterday morning, repoeaed
all quiet among the caboages. At that ttneHe
was standing ln the shade of tree armed with
an old army musket loaded with large size turkey
shot, when he saw tNasm men, who GanstSusly en-
tered the field: and ycreehng towsfls thasabbage
beds were soon @sily engaged Filling their bags.
Seeing this, Israef hated thea,aud, after dong so
several times .t1fed upon ,s$em as they were de-
camping. JoegGaylord, ,pe nearest OF the two'
received seYsral shots side, and fell to the
ground, whsfe he expHed in few moments. His
escapeaSas fur as we learn, unhurt.
EHrsel INN medlatss* reported the occurrence to
|ilfis eiunsoYe Mty Roche, who on coming to the
EseussI ac,Ienin company with colored boy
named 'NesaFlsgg, found Gaylord dead. The
Etaster WA, Immediately rep 'rted to Coroncr
Taft, who lmpauelled jury, aud held an Inquest
Yesterday at one O'Clock over the body, at the
CITY, 5Spital. whittier it had been conveyed.
ESeyeral witnesses were examined, and among the
bind Mr.. Roche, who corrOborates in
every particular the above statement. He further
aaid that Parker had always borne o good charac-
ter, and been in his employ since 1860. post
mortem examination was likewise held upon the
| body by DR.. ]. S. Bust, who testified that the
right side OF the body Was perforated by twelve
shot wounds, the liver lungs and intestines be-
ing all fearfuly larcerated; the thoracic and ao'
domenal cdvities were filed with blood, and IN
slant death must have followed the innlction OF
the wounds. Four turkey shot were taken from
the body.
Parker was allowed to give his account OF the
affair, and stated tile facts as above written.
After hearing all the evidence the jury brought
| In the following verdict: THAT deceased came to
his death from wounds innicted In the body, pen
etratiug vital portions, by shot hred from the
hand or hands OF Israel Parker, on the morning
| OF the 2srh OF November, A. D. 1870, at Roche's
farm, Rutledge avenue" They also found that
.E. L.. Roche was an accessory before the fact"
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oaurticneers' 1pripate Gales, &r.
By ALONZO j. WHITE & SON.
A., FARM ON CHARLESTON -NECK,

pany's Works. -"
That FARM containing one hundred and twen-
ty.one acres, boldly fronting on Ashley River and
roads. On it is o neat Cottage, Barn. Stable, and
several aborers' houses. -.... go. t,=5.e,-s..
Apply as above, at office No. So East Bay street.
nOy24thstu3 ,4o r.e ,ss..
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| ANNIVERSARY. OF THE CHREsTOMATHIC So
| c1ErY-CELEBRATIoN AT THE CHARLESTON COL
| LEGE.-The Chrestomathic Society stands at pres
ent as the sole representative OF those two soce-
ties into which the spirit OF rivalry prompted the
students OF Charleston College, in former days, TO
divide themselves The Cariosophlc Ia no longer
in ling, and all the students, who have greatly
deer sased in number since the war, find ample
room for the display OF their rising talents In the
Chres.omAthic OF which all the present collegiates
are members. 1t Is usual for this society to hold
an anniversary on the 2Sth OF November, when
youthful member, and also one OF greater expe-
rience generally .ddress them and on last even
Ing the College Chapel was filled with an appre-
ciatiye acdienc, to witness their twenty-secend
anniversary.
After fervent prayer by the Rev. DR.. HancseL
the youthful orator Of the evening, Alfred
Hanckel Esq, was introduced. This young gen.
sleman Is the grandson OF the late Rev. Dr. HancG-
ell, nrm supporter Of our noble institution, the
Charleston College The subject Of the young
speakers address was american Literature"
This comprehensive subject was well managed,
and the different points OF the address followed
each other In manner at once pleasing and In
~''N~'-
Ia happy motto for young man, and II MIR.
Hanckel keeps In mind these opening words OF
his address, his success ia aftet life will be beyond
the reach OF chance.
Prof. F. ". Capers was next introduced, who
with Socrates" for his subject, kept even the
young ladies enchanted during his lengthy ad-
dress. The life and virtues OF the Grecan sage
we're portrayed liz glowing colors. and fitting
eulogy pronounced upon that true greatness Of
mind exhibited at his death. Throughout his ad.
dress the Professor showed himself perfect
master Of his subject, and his Just alusion to our
form of government was at oncefelt and appre-
ciated Altogether the anniversary was one to
do credit to the society, and after. the literary
treat vouchsared US last night, we shall look for.
ward with increasing interest to the next cele.
bratIon OF the Chrestomathlc.
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NHIS OLM g. WI A L E Y
No. 80 BROAD STREET.

The undersigned have this day formed a coparo'i
nership for carrying on the Practice Of Law, un-
der the firm name Of CHISOLM d WHALEY.
r CHIsOLM IL. 3 '"'
octM W JAMES wHALEY.
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RURAL CARoLINIAN-DECEABER.-AlWays Us
krhsh, always strong, the Rural Carollnian is one
pf the few agricultural monthlies that we can
muster courage to read. From its perusal we
blways riseSwt:h satisfactory conviction OF
having accomplished something more than mere
II gathering materials for a notice In this num-
ber the following articles are worthy Of special
mention: Professor Higard's ses0ndsSrticie on
Ene Maintenance OF the Fersilts Sous;'The oat
Drop, by E. M. pendleton, u spartS Ca sSFairs
Ind their Objects, by oolqasl D. Wyatt Asken;s
suggestive Experiments id Cotton Culture; Pine;
kpples and Tropical Ices, bS chssles S. Rand, soI y
Bolivia; Wine, by J. ]. Lucas; AN EnSsishm
klews of the Steam PlougS; Southern 4Efuss-ss !
Peaches by P. ]. Berckmanss The principal II
|ustrstlon OF this number is view ofthe Granite
hle Is. c., Cotton Mandatory, gan excellent en-
krsying, executed expressly for the Burial Caro-
|inian. ANY OF our readers. whofeel Interested ~
he great Southern purssis OF agriculture, and
Eho have not yet subscribed fori the Burial Caro-:
|inian, should do so atonce..;, it;ss2esS. !: :
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anrtiot1 5ales--9bis pap.

MACQUEENt a sRIRCKR
oWIdLL SELh;4THISl DAYnaREFO
at O'Clock, = ssss.'- :
~ 5oeo podnds New York 8: :5HAMsstf ft.g,@
'eUOO eOoU poands New Yorkis:,G @: Shoulders sx
5ogg pounda Plain Shoulders - ..,s1;s...s.,
10000 pounds Dry Sailed Shnuidera
1000 pounds Clear aud Cleaf fRiS D. ssaides
20 1000 pounds Smoked Clear Sides 81. 80 s.
8 bbls. Sugars ;,ol o. -,
-. 8 tlerces Canyassed s. q. shoulders
f"4 e. tterces G8nyassed Hamss ~ ~,
tierces Pure Lard
rs tubs Country, Butter ,s,..e;
rs tubs New York State Butter
IG boxes Raisins
10 rirkius Western jButter &, -,
s bbls. Dried: Peaches and Apples. ,s,..,...,
Olive OIL. &c. DC. a - i'ast 1919 g.
Terms cash. E5ss= 49, ...s.z 20. n0y29:
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By JOHN G.. MILNOR &e CO.
Nv n n n n -IAnJFCy Gr nkKS

Dy SVAAIs We J! 1AnAShSsV W 'sSc OV'sJ2f1
TRY GOODS, LADIES' GLOAKS,
IL Fursr Blankets, &c.
1T TaIs DAY s;Sss ~ ns5sns we will
Black and Printed sATtNETs, Kentucky Jeans,
Twflls Fancy ,Cassimeres, Red and White Flan-
nels B,eached and Brown Shirting. Blue Platds,
B@e spEng Es1sg ss.ps PaS 9asM
'kerchieIs, Linen Handf rohIefs Mems. and Wo-
mems Wool Gloves, Nertnns Halr Hose, Cotton
Hosiery, Sets French ConeJ, River Mink, Alaska,
anu white and Slate Emin Collars and Nuns,
Hickory and Calico Shirts, Undsrshirts, DC.
IS pa., white second! tssS, t!asssSa,dBEAsKRrs :ss;;.i
Mems Cloth Gaps, Mems Hats, DC. -
Conditions cash . noy2s
By HENRY COBIA & co. s
DUTTER, CHEESE AND BACON.
!S, D THIS 1,g y DAasAt O'Clock in front Of our
'' io.tubs Choice BUTTER .a sea,tsse
20 boxes Cheese 80: isG -, .s.s..s;sFi
,..,a, By LAUREY e. ALEXANDER. ~
GHoULDERS, % HAMSplSYRUR, + COD
~ -: FISH, APPLES, DO, ,a6c. :-%.sse ~
THIS DAY, 18th instant, wiz be sold, before % our
' 200 New Pig SHOULDERS
200 New Hama .:.7-et
800 Hams rz.4..
800 Shoulders -
boxes Shoulders
10 boxes Joles and Pig Heads
a.. 20 boxes Gsusront and vermioeli 5sa.
50 o6is: Apples Potatoes and Onions; -.
Conditions cash. - nov21.
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1BysA. P:iGAIDNETL.

T OUR An D. :B AGO N :.
THIS DAY. the 18th instant win be sold be-
fore my Store, No. 90 East Bay.aa ss's::.5
sN i .;-o. 200 bags FLOUR. Essfsas.a'
=. Hams, Sides, Shoulders aud Strip BACoN.s
Conditions cash. I:rSs. ;. ~. - sistfnov2S
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BY WM.s MeKAY.

CPECIAL sALE.MBRUssEIs CAR
- PETS, ParIor Chairg, Sofas. Stoves, 3D.
THIS DAY, (Tuesday,fst 10 O'Clock d. ttN6,11
Meeting street. ~ -fftttn 4teE!F sn0y2o
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ACADEMY OF MusrC-The Worrell Troupe
made their debut last night at the Academy, to a
air house in the grand bur!esque Of "The Field or
hsddtfio OF Gold,n Miss Sophie WorrelL acting the
MaS.tof Earlf Darnly. The prima donna, II We
nav be permitted to borrow the term from tue
bpera was greeted with most nattering applause
mon her first appearance, and gained steauny
mon her audience to the very last. Miss w. pos
aesses rare combination Of talent for success
,ul actress OF burlesque opera, being decldeoiy
handsome, having very fine figure, acting with
grace and pleasing vlvaclty, and singing charm'
Gnula She was encored again and again. anu We
doubt not all present last night VIII tell sucn
wonders of the performance that loinlGaa
there VII sbe very sslss;ss
hiss sMoEreA iooysf ssheEitsaing.
At ths6eurnanent, IN her coat OF mall which, oy'
she.by. is a very handsome dress. Miss Julia
Sheldon our favorite OF last winter, as Lady Con-
utance, was beautiful charming and graceful as
she always is. Mr. Harry Wood made an excel;
ent Catharine OF Arragon, and played with gseas
,prit. He also Is we'll known to our plaYsget4gg
readers. from his connection with tael saEd Dra;
nstic troupe OF last year, in which be made a
yery favorable impression. Mr.. Geo. Lingard &C
buttted himself well In the role OF King Fraecls.
He sang several solos. which were loudly ap-
plauded.
The piece itselr-".Tne Field Of the Cloth Oh
1oldn-iti Is needless TO describe. 1t is one OF the
beat of the buresque family OF fdramstic reptesen-
cations. Story there Is none we may say. Irue'
here is rtvulet Of historical text, with vast sea
of the widest margin-imagination running riot
n the scenes and incidents introduced IN the
course of the performance. Puns, OF course, are
plenty as blackberrfes, many OF them uttered to
blush unseen, as is unavoidable on such occa-
SHnss The:pu7e light between King Henry ana
King Francis Is true to the life, and one OF the
best parodies we have ever seen; SO also 's the
appearance and performance Of the JfEanese.
ne latter, however, merit more than passing
notice. Hernandez apd the Leon Brothers, who
compose the -a.Imperial Japanese" are very ac-
complished, being good mimics, nne musicians
and Incompatible gymnasts. Their feats IN the
ast named line we have never seen surpassed.
sThe Hernardezn was one Of the principal 1eas
ures of the evening, carrying everything oeiore
him In the concluding pantomtme, 1.-THE Oniortu
nate u in which he played the title role, Keeping
the audience in roar, from first to last.
The entire company did well last night and We
home their enorts will be rewarded by large and
,nSreclstiye audience this evening" wheh anes
yin Give cinderella" another OF their orhhan
sn-,eso,e operas. The orchestra were IN nue.
time last night, and contributed very ma'eiian'
90 the entertainment Of the evening
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BY WIN. MCKAY,

Auctfonser, 5. =.
MILL BE SOLD All Ii O'CLOCK THIS
w DAY, 29th inst. Hnot disposed or at 6ri1atos
sale previously, at lao Meeting street opposite
tavinon HOTEL 49, 9uaits .. ..ii.G-.! .Es4$ct:
Two superior octave Rosewood Pianos intend. :
ed for the South Carolina Fair from g. drst.class
firm, established In 1916. The Pianos gufanteed
for 1--WE years. s9!si - .noY2G.
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n- 'fftE RELATIvEs, FRIENDS AND

nov2e.1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-09

GENERAL LEBGrFs ASSURANCES. With
all the glaring incidents Of mal-admiu-
istration in France under the Empire,
it has often been wondered why the En-
peror went to war with a nation 30 com
pletely prepared as Prussia 1t seems
that even the French legislative body
was completely deceived by Marshal
Leb9uf, if the following conversation is
true, which, according to Paris cor
respondent of the New York Times, is
certified by good authority, and took
place in the committee room before the
declaration of war:
M. de Keratry.-Marshal, are We
ready
Marshal Lebpuf-Entirely ready.
M de Keratry.-You give rs voul
word of bonor2 Consider what crime
it would be to engage France in wal
without having provided for every posi-
ble contingency.
"Lebeuf.-I give you my word o.
honor that we are completely prepared
M. de Cassagnac.-0ne word more
What do you understand BY thes,
words, Being ready!
M. Lebput with authority)-I un
derstand by that to say that i the oa
should last a year, We could not hare sra
50 much as button 10 buy.
These sre solemnly declared to b
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