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LEGISLATIVE.

The Legislature hassimply done
this wock, They adjourn
cd on the 2lsi to observe Al'orn's,
thanksgiving until Saturday, when
they met and all adjourned until
Monday, and owing to the absence
Of the greater portion OF the mem
bers in New Orleans attending the
Louisiana State fair nothing has
been done this week.
II has come to Il pretty pass that
the legislature should occupy their
ticm in attending fairs in other
States, while their pay Is going on
and besides ncglccting public bust
moss that demands Immediate attcn.
ton,
We are ready 70 accord to the
legislature our warm support and
applause tor every good att they
may pass, but with equal justice
will lay upon their backs the hash
Of condemnation Tor unjust lcgiSla.
ton, and when ne read the follow
ing resolution our feelings were
painfully exercised, ior II bears III
its face an attempt at more daring
usurpotion than has ever before
marked Tie course Of Radicalism in
this state.
Ecsolred, That a Joint committee
Of three on the part Of tie Seuatc
apd-qn the part of the House be
appointed to prepare an address as
provided in section Is article / Of
The Constitution to his Excercncy,
the Governor, for the removal from
office Of 7. Shakloford, the iulge
who ,at at the trial of tho writ Of
bqbeas cprPHs. for he release OF L, W..
,Ycrger, aud that The sailrommittco
shall report on or before Monday
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SheriH's Sale.

~ virtue ofa writ of Execution to me-
- directed by the Ghnncery Court of Pa
nela county, Mississippi, IN the cas- of G. W.
Dyer, admr. va. John y Grisin, dad. Dilbeck
and W. W. Young, ! will, on Monday the End
day ofMay 1870, in front Of the conrt-house door
in the town of Panola, sell to the, highest bid
deFr for cash, the following described land, to-
wit; The northwest Of section II, township
., range 8 west, lying and being IN said eoun-
ty and State. Levied on ps Tie property of
said defendants to satisfy said writ md all costs.
Sale within lawful hours,
.apo-5t ". C.McG0WAN, Shf,
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~" q. f.HIL LHI
| NDERpRAtNlNG.- This is brmcl
Of improved farming which isright
ly engaging the attention of iutoli.
gent, go-ahcad turner's, aud one
which it were we'll that its effects
IN all its hearing We're generally I'M
dcrstood. The question, what lands
are mopt benefited, or where to be-
sin, where 10 ondare as yet undo
ridcd points, or rather where to
end is. All agree that land which
holds 4 Superabundant amout OF
moisture withiN few inches Of the
surface, or has standing water GOV.
cring the surface any portion OF the
season will be benefited; aud ought
to be dralncd,in order to be cu~ltiya,
ted. OF Srow crop Of g"ol grass, or
athCc p%rodurt,.
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HOUSE.

The House meets tomorrow at
three O'Clock.
Nearly all the members hay,
gone to New Orleans, TO tttcud the
Louisiana State fair.
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ID r Z: ID

We are panied to learn that Mrs
CARRIE ID Err, wife of Col G. W.
Dyer, OF this county, died on Thur
day last.
Outhc Dist inst, near Peach Greek
in this county, Mrs. - BoBpErT
wife OF John Bobbitt. Mrs. B. had
walked out to the garden for til,
purpose of planting some seeds, when
she was suddenly affected by a dis
ease of the heart, from which she
had suffered for several MONTHS
Her husband was near by and soon
got to her assistance, but she died
before he was able to get her into
the house. She leaves chidrcn,somo
small. The bereaved husband and
weeping children have our condo
lcncc in this dark and sorrowfuI
hour. w
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The Valley Farmer.

On the day Vi this Issue oepe out
tho Valley farmtr, Tho Child ol
prescription, Tbs Fundamental ten
otin hor support is section II Of ar.
ljvIe J. Of the Constitnlion which
eads asiollaws NTheLegislutup at
~ tlrhtac9ioA under this Constitu
ton slNllase agtAeritA to designate
81 ny law sua lq1A paper ~ papers IN
each Circuit { qati district as shaU
aa publish adj legal advertising aud
8 sVch oiisial painting As shall be re,
plied by law,iu eacl, Circuit Court
District and Fix a composition
z therefor This ugly spirit whSh
y =, seen in the quoted oceliop. j.. like.
y % Nrcyadc tbs Legislator AID
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FEEDING lloRSEs.-We fud that
few farmers have amy system about
feeding their horses, or if they pre-
tined to have, it is not very stictly
adhered to, by either themselyos or
their employees. Now, all of us
admit the advantages of regularity
in meals for mankind, even though
we wholly neglect it with our ami
mails. And not only do we believe
in meals at regular hours, but in
uniform quantities and proportions,
Man, endowed with reason, seldom
eats more than he wants; the ami
NAL without reason will cat far moro
than is good for it, and in some ca
SEES enough TO cause death. Now
much food is wasted by such irrcg-
ulority at feeding, and the horse Is
not kept in near as good condition
MS those which receive less food in
Il proper way and at proper inter-
walls.
Horses should never be allowed
TO become cloyed with food. Ii too
much hay is ICED to them, they will
blow upon it,puft down and tramplc
it under their feet. AS a general
rule, about onc.halfo Of the hay hat
is feeds wasted. Oats are better
for driving horses. When con,id,
cradle grain is given, only a small
amount othay should be feed. It
those who feed largely Oh hay will
look carefully after tho feeding,
they will makes great saving there
by What is true Of waste in
Zee ing horses is to a greater extent
true in the management Of horned
cattle, In brief tced moderately
and regularly and always keep the
mimalsin good condition.
4rFH - 20 "n.HH
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citation Notice.

ttait n Nj ipri riuuIt fopuit,l
Probate Court IN atid county,
T. BIZ h- wit. sr iaas hck orr X Wlr.
dec who reside 20 ritkinsviile 10 The State
~ Ahibium.
iol ore cited H. l.traf before the Probate
rouit uf the cutuiy ~ Pamela aforesaid, IN The
nh Monday In Niy tsiu, To show cause why
ie petition Vi lsHac Smith, AdnatL .trntor re
p0nis non. OF the estate Of said II y, M,ll.. der,
pa, Jog lors, sale Of tbs real cstalr ~ said de-.
ceased .hall not be made.
apl2-5t j. u. FfERef. CLERK.
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tBct. Fourth Street and Aston Place. NEW YonK.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The attention of tax payers is respectfully
called to the fact that but a few days remain to
settle taxes without extra charges. On and aE
ter May the LIST, | will add Ave per cent. as the
law directs.
The %hoticein last weeks issue contaiaeismr
error. Itshould have read May the LIST instead
ofJune the LIST. I'D y&@&
VIC. MCGOWAN, SbF.
aps-tt and fnx Collector. 9
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The Circus.

N N -
We where highly pleased ON Fri
day the 22l inst, while lIol-
ly7a Springs upon witnessing the
entertainment OF Col C. 4. Ames
Mammoth Circus & Mcnageric.
/ Wedo not remember having ever
seen a larger Number of people
gathered together upon such an oc-
easion and all gave evidence Of their
appreciation, by round after round,
OF enthusiastic applause. The RI
ding, tumbling, in fact all the dc.
par,ments of the Circus, are COM
plete aud t~hourough, while in the
Menagric department. will be found
a very larse. number of beautiful
and rare specimens of the animal
kingdom. aa ga gs
We regret to learn that d report
has been circulated that Col. Amos,
has divided his Show ard that ONLY
4 portion OF it will be here. We
have had 4 private interview with
Mr., q, i, Fowler, the geutlcmanly
press agent of this Mammoth Cir.
Gus aud we are assured that this is
not true, but, on the other hand
Col, Ames gives just as good and
as varied entertainments in the
country as in the City, these enter.
taiomcnts arc vhu-te 1T every partic
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condition u' wv" oihera fhUi
t0r' "ylu-f' all require mouth.
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tion necessary ( eerll have donbl,a
tl,t. In fht, calculation | mpkcp,
account of queens sold. What
have done can hc done by nm, On,
that viii rive Li. time and ~,ttrrti,,
to IA. hrr. loinp rynr, tLipg nth,
risht time. Bee culture !. now !,
It's infancy. Tie day is At hand
.. when hoc-kecpcrs will cot trom oorl,
colony i've hundred foonclbon4ord
po,nd4 yurllos honey mnuolIv-
Ell, Hairotei Bee .JouuaI.
4. Packard. editor Of the Imcrjcou
Noinroljsi, replies to a query in re-
gnrd TO the effects produccd mon
FRUIT by bees, that all the evidence
uivcn bv ~bntanists and zoolooi.ts
who have specially studiod the suh-
icct, shows that thc hoes imnrovc
the quality and tend to increase the
quantity Of fruit. They mid in III,
fertilization of flowers. thus prevent
/ inc theocearreuee of sterilo nouor.
and. by more thoroughly rcrtiIizmc
y flowers already perfect. render fl,
r produetion Of sonnd and wnll.dovoL
s oncd fruit more sure. Many bot.
, auists think if Il were not fer bcos
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: not bear fruit atull,
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. pasture adjoining his milking yard
mike two t,tatg nf na,b aat. Ir,, nv,
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Citation Notice.

Pamela Conn Y.
= Ia The IroNl,te coatHof sfnl County.
To Prudence BynUm, heir IT law of Enoch
Bynup, dec.
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of Pamela county aioresaid.Fon the 9TH
Monday in May 1870, 10 show cause why the
final account cfBc jaminR Byndhn, admins
Ttrntor-pf the cstate-of EnocAllyyum, dee, now
on Tile in said Court, shdald notabe allowed and
approved BY order OF 1.-THE Court.
fapf2-5t = H. PIERCE, Clerk.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOn.

NV ttHttlhttoH AiitH w
eellent medicine enjoys.
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are tllily
marvellous. lnveterate
cases Of SCrofulous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by IL.
Scronlous affections and
disorders which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu.
lous contamination until
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1la .kth base lai rrolr
'"nrtHriuE ihr winter irt7 g1Ii
ru. aul chilling ind. lrc in glud
..rdlt.m ur alila oihna thtt
t. exposed all rrgdro mouth.
uu ala hcfu obey win ll7L nall.
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Passengers.-

Per steamship 4ames AdgcF, from New i0rkE s.E
Mrs s Miller and two children, Mrs II Wpite,
Miss S White, S otwhite, G, B. Gayett, ,Jr; and
wife, James Clark, and = wife. a: A Ba5: IL
Robertson, Max. Bloch Geo " Johnston Henry
Calsins, Edward Leidins, Ghas AaiheMes, MI
MCKINLEY, wife and two chtrens Miss Hazslh9Gss
McGee, John Parsons, John Meyers, Sheridan,
Davis James Burn, Lawrence Green mm d,on Don'
niqham. r Sloft, Thos Wilder. Geo huhting''u'
LSIea, W Jones, and OF deck: ,,,,,,,, ,.,.
Per steamship " Everman,. from fnHauei'
nba-Mrs Z iiurllch Mr. Crogan Mrs J izara, 4san
Mrs Deswary Miss Bax.er :. s,Ss atsh Harper
Mss Sumter, Miss L Gasker, mrs Leary anu
TWO children, Mr. John Bradley!
Per steamer Pilot Boy, nom savannah, an beau, st
fort. Pacific and other LandingsShrS ~ Hues d, anu
child, Miss Buer, q Robinson, fSne[, Sn vr nr,e "a
Wardel, P w Lewis, r White. Rev yHDr fSnSie,
Rev Bythewood Rev Green GTeeh als
Rivers, L b Washington, Chas GarVip; Laura Ca1,n
Richardson, E 4 Marshall W Crouch u-Caiia'
han. s Sherman, and on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georget9Wn, u
II Read, Parker, Nesbit Z DAVIS; 1. Jonn
Richardson, Middleton, r R Conodon, ko".
ell, II Rue, and on deck.
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New York Rice Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, November 9: Tie dis
position 10 greater frmness noted In o1r last Is
siih to be observed on the pert OF many holders
discriminating influence being q rather better
tone in me Southern markets. There Is, however,
no attempt to force ans: great advance, and 10
some instances the offerings are as Tree as nefsto
fore settlers having no great faith that the noldng
hack of supplies WIN continue for any length OF
time andI6e demand showing few mPsoms Eso rsa OF
lar trade. Sales to-day Ior IS fierces Carolina at
sasac- Foreign Is not. very plenty, but Is nn neg
rates ars probably as low as Importers can afford
to SELL . .i -
From the Journal Of Commerce: The markets
ares;inactiye. Holders are not Offering their
stock unless they can obtain foil figures, and deal
ers having some stock on hand refuse to meet the
advanced !aIes. We notice salts Of 7S tcs. ut
6a6<c for Carolina.
From the Tribnne: The trade Is buying mode
In lots as wanted, and the market shows
no great amount OF activity; holders. however,
are pretiy steady In view Of the stronger advices
from The South, and further concessions relus ed;
sales of 10 tics. carolina at 6a6&c. Foreign ls
quite dull and somewhat nominal at about aaSIc
ooltE lin boD1. r4-'.
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l,ecetpts by byitaiiroad. November IL.
HoRraBAsrERN RAILROAD.

s1a bales cotton, lofbbls naval stores. 80 bush
el rice, cars lumber. lobsGGoi md;e &C. 10 'e ey
& RYAN. G;reaser & smith: Caldwell son: Brodie
& 60, Il Katie & co. Walter 4 GO, J sailnas ss
Reeder & Davis, Raventf & co, Nachman CO.
Wlss CO. san Smith an a9a rsaE augusta c,nbs nat
( co. p p Toaie, Kinsinan & Howell, Marshall,
Jr. Barden / Park r, S stoney, Eelser Rods. rs :;
& co, TIP Smith, E Stotdard 4 Co, Clacils u
IWitte, A D walker y D Aiken. 4 co, Beasey,
il D Ferguson, Smalls, Street Bros, Cha, u! =
Sanders, and EaiIr5ad Agent - E.,', if:.,; :n
SOUTH: csAkofIsi RAILROAD. y
1o1. ba,es cotton. IS bales goods II cars wood,
car lumber, cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
and others. 4
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1nferiorrcotton Market.

COLUMBIA, Novemberl1 Sales yesterday ls6
bales, middiings l4c... .s....l.. -,
GREENvILLE, November e.-The market is IN =.
usually active; sales for the week sos bales al
1Sal4}sc.:. 90 :; - A...-
:: CHARLOTTE. November e.-24S oaies .oU SOU
middnng l3Ec to 131c, closing az 1870 to la3sci
MACON, November e.-Recelpts 756 oa!ee, ship.
ments 3S2:: sales. 5i7. The market very sEons
with middliags at lie. -
MOSTGoMERY, November 9.--Ootton markeS
is dull and nominal, only low grades oi miadAass
and above are wanted -;
SELMA November e-Ihere were sales S Ses,gc osrict
day Otis bales Low middllng l4Ac: ana stIlcs
1oood ordinary 1sISa1S%. Withia!Hgnt demano
the market closed quiet and easy at our quota'
tions. -. -.
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Sew York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, November .: Spirits
Saies N ,0o mis-. O arrive at 45c We quote at
ssse sss FOR i'm immediate delivery Rosn in moderate
demand, and prices remain steady: sales 30 ZOO
bbls strained on private terms We quote s.Iain.
fair business at Iull pri es. Sales 80 obls pale at
81, and ls0 bbls No. at 81 87f. we quote pale pas
at s4a7, and no. ! at 81 50a3. Tar remains duIi.
and prices unchanged. We quote at S2 ZeaI %
Pitch, city, 81 rs.
FROM tue Jo.rnal, Of Commerce: The market
for spirits turpentine is rather more active at
order to arrive at 4sc 100 bbls do, in lots In dock
At I5c, and small lot New York ibis al 45Sc; mer-
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view York Sugar Market.

From the Journa, OF Commerce, November 9 {:
The market for raw Is quiet. but prices are STEADY
The DEM nd is light, being for the small parcels
necessary Il Immediate use Of refnerS and the
trade while holders refuse TO ofler.an induces
ments to lead to business. We quote fair tO good
refining at Aa1Oc, and No. IL box at l09sc. The
safes are 52j inds at 56-l00d10c for Cu"a; Deme-
rara on private TERMS, and $50 boxes Havana at
9Ialle. Refined is quiet, and the extreme prices
asked yesterday are not rallied. We quote solt
yellow. al llxal2Sc; so!t white at l2Aal2,4c.
and crushed, powdered and graduated AZ 131Ic.
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EREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON LINE
.e-., STEAMERS.
FOUR TINES A WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for ..1E.A
Savannah every MONDAY, at 8 A. NJ. Esss1aisS62.
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at P. NJ.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah
every THURSDAY, at A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at s a. NJ.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY. att A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at s a. NJ.
PILOT BUY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY, at A. m.
ever, SUNDAY, al 4. N.
The PILOT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
route both ways, and 60 through by daylight.
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free Of expense.
J. D. AIKEN i CO.,
oct2S Central Wharf.
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-, ,SLrlCb IuuuuuS .e.-.
R,cE:-Fhe market was firm, with good de-
mand.T Sales about 200 tierces Of clean Carolina,
say 81 tierSes at SC q ID: 81 at SIC; % at SIC; 20
al bae; 4s at 5ssc, aud 80 on private terms. we
quote common to fair clean Carolina at oS'Ac'
good 5H@5Hc p B. =,
NAVAL sroKEs-There were no transactions VI
note in these articles. .,s,..t.g
skylours.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nom''
nal: viz yew York, "a on uplands lhd on sea
islands; by sail 7.16 10 I'D on uplands, "a Oh sea
islands. To. .Havre nominal Coastwise-to New
York, by s,eam,,%c on uplands and 10 on sea ga
islands; 50 rlerce on rice; by sail, sc p 70 on
ca.son;--a sieree on. rice; 400 Tbarrel on resin;
s1@s "a MON lumber; 5000 p II on timber. TO
Boston, by sail, x@Sc 2 ID on upland cotton.
To Providence, By sail ss q N on boards Sc
a tt.ou cotton; by steam 81 2 bale on Ne"
yors rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c = 10
on upi:aands; by san, 81 q NJ. on boards; So on
timber; ss p ton on clay, and sS@s5o on phos-
pilates. TO Baltimore, BY steam, &c g 10 os
sail. Sc 5o@7 2 n on boardsi ss@3 Is e ION Oh
nhosnha,e rock. vessels are In demand o.
onr merchants to rake lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. C., Darien and Satilla River Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports anu Sto
arr a Mare the -ares on lumber and boards.
.EIcH1Sss,-sterl so day bills ls;l'@lsAS. 2
DOMESTIC !ExcHiSeE.-T banks purchase
sigh, checks at x J. of, and sell at par.
6oLp.9@lT;f :. Icz ~. .--r.'&, si-i '- :.
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is Sathsr batter traas-in- all grad 4 NJ steady
prices: 100 bbls 30 sold at s. and 2SQQ.hbls
STRAINED ae 81 ie5a2:Ms' 'qudre strained at ST Soa
the latter an ex,rsme price g. S5a2 4S No
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LIST OF VESSELS
Ur, CLEARED AND sAILED FOR THIS PoRT.
F o X F I @ n
LIYRKPOnI-

FORE On.
LIVERPOOL.
The Heiress, Rea, sailed ed.......... August 20
Br bark Yumuri, Campbell. cleared. :. October 10
S-E CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin ossena. Hill sailed. October 10
= :: HAVANA. l.
Spanish hrig Fenix, Ensenat, cleared. October 25
Spanish brig Pensarivo,. Wallis CLEARED October rs
Spanish brig Rosalia, Chimelis, cid. October rs
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II Il E AGE gesa'

ssrLippn,an's Great German Bitters strength.
sarLppman's Great German Bitters strength.
ems the consumptiye. (. ,-,.a
ssrLippmans Great German Bltters cures
na-Lippman's. Great German Bltters, the most
delightful and e1eoliyt. in the world: I9a.: !.
aarLippman's Great German! Bltters cures
"neVer well7 people. -,.,
asGLlppmans Great German Bitsers cures
Liver Complaint.
sS-Llppman's Great German BItters gives tone
ssSLippmap's Great German Bltters cures
@Lippman's Crest German Bitters, the best
y, gasT-fippman.s ri Great German Bttefs.. regulates
M sIppman,s Great German Bittcrs excttes
the Torpid EIyer. ! ,,!s=' Z. = =" j .|.i'st -.
HIppman's Great, German Bitters. best
II s-Iippman's Great German Bitsers win give
youthful Vigor.. :! ,..,y ., :.
. Hs-Lippmann's Great German Bittors cures
debility.
favorite OF Germany. -
asrLlppman's Great German Bitters prevents
Chills and Fever.
with success every where. " :.if- =
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, May, 1870.
MEssRs. JACOB LITPMAN i BRO:
Gennenen-l certify that have examln-
ed and used my practice I.inpmaus Great Ger.
man Bttters. | rcgaru them as an admirable
tonic and appetizer. J. ". W.rOINDE&TER, MD.
W. DepUiS q. TRorr. q S:''' 'S' ED. , >. amsSzAa,
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roM1rERCIdL NEWS.
nports.t,

= t-r-'yy,s s,,,,on: enen heles nm
LrEErool@per ,ons saiP PpnaspSaIe 0aie'
land ee!ton: !ssEfer g brig Geo Berry-2os $50 feet
yeM3loS plSe Per schf starlgnt-eOo tons
phosphate rock.
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Gotels.

4. E30tGlS. 49,
107 HENRY'S RETREAT, 107
No. lo7 EAST BAY, ONE DOOR BELOW BROAD
STREET.
1. Restaurant.
2. Oysters always fresh on hand.
8. FREE LUNCH from halfpast 10 O'CLOCK
every day.
4. Meals at all hours. Dinner served from -
to4P. NJ.
g. Meals served on Sunday until 2 P. M.
g. The best IMPORTED WINES, Liquors and
Havana Cigars.
!. Only place in town for good genuine hot
Tom and Jerry.
Give me q call.
A. HAAMERSCHMIDT,
Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills House. !
Sep26-SmOs 49,. 80.