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WASHINGTON. February =.
The WAYS and Means Committee favor re-
duction of the tax on incomes to three per
cent, and an exemption oft thousand dol
lar Salaries.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs report Ii
favor OF Sickles' confirmation to Spain.
A number of treasury cotton cases, from the
Court of Claims, were taken up for argument
in the Supreme Court this afternoon. These
cases we're brought up under the captured and
abandoned property act of 1868. and involved
various questions OF fact, besides the question
of the date of the close of the rebellion.
The opposition TO Bradley is strong. The
opposition want judge from the South.
In the Senate, the resolutions OF the Massa-
ohusetts Legislature. in favor of the payment
of the French spoliation claims, were pre-
sented.
The resolution for considering Indian trca-
ties In open session was passed.
In the House, the franking privilege and
contingent questions were discussed at great
length, but the proceedings were unimpor-
tant.
The Elections Committee will vote on Fri
day on the admission of Sesar as Congress
man at large from Virginia.
The contested election cases are postponed
until the House acts on The new system Of
trying by a jury drawn from the House by
ballot.
The Reconstruction Committee reported a
bill for general relief by application through
courts. and another relieving some three thou
sand persons.
In Ne Senate Iowa's ratification Of the Fifth
teenth amendment was reported.
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WASHINGTON, February 8.
The Reconstruction Committee to-day de-
sded upon the features of the general plan to
be recommended for the removal of the disa-
hlties imposed by the third section of the
Fourteenth amendment.
By this plan, applicants are to be allowed to
apply for relief from their liabilities to the
Unised States District Courts, who are to grant
amnesty in every case, unless valid objection
should be filed within thirty days. In the lat
ter event, power is to be vested in the judge
10 decide whether the objection be sustained
by sufficient cause, and if not, the court is to
grant amnesty without further proceeding,
except that the applicant must take an oath OF
future loyalty.
TIE Democrats say that this was the most
liberal bill that could be obtained at the hands
of the committee.
The committee was also engaged to-day in
the consideration of another bill, to punish
persons holding offices in violation of the
Fourteenth amendment. 1t intlicts severe
penalties.
Bullock and Terry make an authoritative de-
NAL that they are candidates for the Senate,
from Georgia. No action was taken to-day in
the case of that State, but from the best intor-
nation that can gather, think it probable
that Hill and Miller will be denied admission.
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WOMEN IN THE Stock MARKET.-Wall street,
New York, noted for its sensations, had
another excitement on Saturday, on the open
ing OF female stock brokerage firm, under
the style of Woodruff, Clahin & Co. Tie ac-
tive partners are Mrs. Victoria c. Woodruff and
Mrs. Tennie C. C. Cafin. The New York
York Evening Express says:
These ladies are yet in the prime OF life, and
were very aflable and agreeable in their man
ners. They entered into an explanation Of
their intended operations in Wall street, and
spoke of the same with as much confidence as
an old habitue of the street. They intend to
transact legitimate business, and will proba-
bly,, in time, apply to the Stock Exchange for
an .samendment' to its constitution. in order
that they may become active participants in
the daily operations OF the board; The Office
of this new firm was crowded with people, at
tracted by the novelty of the whole affair.
The names Of the company" are not given,
and that is likely to arouse suspicion that the
''female feature" is an advertising sensation.
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E U R o P E
PARIS IN TUMULT.
ARREST OF R0CHEFORT
THE BAR cADEs RISING
concentration of the Imperial Troops

PARIS, Monday, February Evening.
Henri Rochefort, editor Of tie harsellaise,
was arrested at Bellerillc, in the eastern part
of the city, at an early hour this evening. His
friends and partisans are assembling in great
crowds in that quarter. Serious troubles are
expected.
TUESDAYS A. NJ.
Barricades were erected last night in the
Ruedu Foubcurg du Temple, Rue st. Haur,
Rue Grange aux Bellies, and other streets in
the vicinity. Belleville, the site Of the distur-
bance, Is near the Northern and Strasburg
Railway station. At half past II A. NJ, addl-
tonal detachments of troops arrived; but up
to this hour no firearms have been used. The
troops in garrison in the city haVereciVeed
orders to hold themselves in readiness to
march at q moments notice. Such are the
precautions taken by the police and military
shat it is believed that o riot will not be at
tempted with any serious consequences.
TUESDAY, Z A. N.
The troubles at Bellev.lle lasted all night,
and have extended northward to La Villette,
the extreme northeastern arrondissement
within the Notifications. The troops have not
vet resorted to the use of firearms. The police
are active, and many ringleaders of the riot
have been arrested.
TUESDAY, 2 P. N.
The police attempted to carry the barricade
In the Rue du Faubourg du Temple, but
were repulsed with one killed and one
wounded. The barricades erected elsewhere
were not defended. The troops are out in full
force, but have not used firearms. At this hour
all is quiet. Many hare been arrested-mostly
boys under the influence of liquor.
Beyond the excitement naturally incident to
such an occasion,sthe Fest of the city is tran
gull. The government still continues Its pre-
oautionary measures to prevent outbreaks
elsewhere.
Tho Queens Speech.
LONDON, FebruaryS 8.
The Queen opened Parliament with highly
Conservative speech.
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S2i0.l12 OIL
Leaving balance of slsG, ,6GG GO, which has
gone to the reduction of general indebted


Leaving balance of slsG,6GG GO, which has
gUnc tU the reduction of general Indebted
ness.
In the exposition above given, the item
''damages," on account of its unusual amount,
may require some explanation. Is due to
the fact that it includes the losses occasoned
by the disaster in the Congarce Swamp, Sep
tembcr 18th, 1869, burning of cotton in Colum-
bia, December 25th. 1868, and subsidyt to Liver
pool semi-monthly line of steamships.
Apart from interest, and payments on ac-
count Of debt, it will be seen that there have
been, again, heavy expenditures for additions
to, and improvements Of property, all render
cd necessary by the demands Of business, or
the necessities OF the case.
The report of the general superintendent
contains the usual interesting matter In connec-
ton with the details of the operative depart
ment of tlfc road. The mileage and tonnage
;ablcs which accompany it, will be found in
resting from their intimate connection with
the expenses Of management. The excess OF
tonnage is stated over last year at *, ,43G tons,
and greatly preponderates In the direction of
the West.
The condition then Is that we are moving
heavier masses OF freight at lower prices in
one direction, and returning disproportion-
ed number Of empty or partially loaded cars.
thus rendering the economic management of
transportation u very difficult an, 'erpleXing
task The wants of this department for the
year just entered are as follows:
Three passenger coaches.
Fifty box cars.
Fifty platform cars.
Two thousand tons rails.
New bridge across the Edsto River.
TreSte and stone culvcrt near GranltcVlllc.
In so fur as the absolute necessities OF the
road may seem to require outlay, a just regard
to the interest OF the company, and proper
sense of their own responsibilities, will impel
the board to act, but only under such convic-
tions and in such directions. 1t seems to them
cmincntly tit to consider now the more imlne-
date interests of the stockholders. Certainly,
to the establishment of sound and substantial
value tor their shares, but with equal certain
ty In the Immediate interest Of the public, the
revenues Of the property have been disposed
of. 1t is meet, now, that these should be re-
stored to their channel ut the earliest practi-
cable moment.
The extra work done In this department,
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the changes in the car and locomotive accounts,
are briefly summarized from the superinten-
dnnt,c rnnort viz.

The changes in the car and locomotive accounts,
are briefly summarized from the superinten-
dents report, viz:
improvements at agencies, and at sta
tions off1Ine of rOad. .............:S 9,s73 45
Half cost of bridge at Watcree, and
Blne ........................ 2o,7s6 IA
Rail iron laid down to tile extent OF 1861
tons. - ':........ oS'oo' -
Cars or all classes built at the company
shops. (5S) ifty.eght. ............... 5o,69S 81
The additions to the stock of cars were sim
ply Indispensable, and 1t is yet short; but it Is
not contemplated, at present, to construct
more than the number necessary to keep up
the present supply.
Five new locomotives were purchased to re-
lieye the trains to some extent from the pres
sure OF way freights. or these, Tour have been
recently received, and one Is in North Carroll
ma. OF the four received, three arc now rum
ming and one is in the shops.
Il was found that in eXacLini5 "way-frcight'
service from "through trains" speed was re-
auired entirely too high for safety and ccono-
my, and it Is proposed 10 separate the two
classes of freight and run trains especially for
way freight.
convey full, and, it is believed. faithful ac-
count of the transactions in that department
for the year. The board select for your pres
cnt Information the condensed balance sheet.
STATEMENT SHOWING TIE CONDITION OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY, DECEMBER, 81,
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Would reduce the bond account to......sl

Equally favorable explanations can be offer
cd of the bills payable account. AS shown. that
account Increased Tor debt and purchases, rs
compared with 1868 stands s295, ,664 80: but
upon the opposite side of your sheet YOU Will
find assets considerably in excess. Now, If
these were applied to your bills payable, you
would have little or no floating debt. 1t Is
true il is not desirable to dispose OF these as
sets; some of them are held for special pur-
poses; all are yearly improving. That, how
ever, does not affect their relation to the debt
Of the company.
It Is doubtless expected that something
should be said about future dividends. 1t was
the earnest desire and confident expectation
of the board to commence the payment OF
dividends on the lst January, 1870. The ne
ceSsity OF assuming the payment oil the issues
Of the bank, and the arrangement OF other
debts, has prevented 1heln from carrying tnlS
resolution into effect.
But 1t Is their present purpose, If nothing
unforeseen should occur, 10 commence the
payment of moderate quarterly dividends on
the lst of July next. They prefer to begin
slowly and proceed cautiously. portion oi
the past due bond debt rcmulns out. and in
April they have to provide for u portion then
to become due. These, and other cash 0bli-
cations, in market with so small money
base, force upon them policy narrower than
their inclinations would adopt II any other
were practicable.
The board regard it proper TO refer particu-
larly to matters of importance to their inter
ests, elsewhere in their report only alluded to.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE COLUMBIA AND AUGUs-
IA RAILROAD.
In the progress of litigation with that CON-
pany, with reasonable assurances OF Success,
it became necessary to call upon the City OF
Augusta to perform her obligations under n
contract made with this company, which con-
tract provided, that no railroad from the City
of Charleston or Columbia should be allowed
TO enter Augusta, except npon payment to the
South Carolina Railroad of the subscription to
the Macon and Augusta Railroad. This sub
scription was based upon agreements OF such
q nature, and these agreements were mainly
relied on by the board in the arrangement OF
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Emigration from Denmark to America has
assumed such gigantic proportions-and gives
promise to still further eXtension-as to cause
some alarm in the minds of thinking Danes,
who ask each other to what it will stall
AMOUNT
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ms- IF YOU WANT STRAW. MANIL-
LA and all kinds OF WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
tIcc1I limos
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S-MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Genlto
Urinary Organs, will receive the latest scientific
treatment, by placing themselves under the care
OF DR.. T. REENTSJERNA, Office No. IA Hascl
street, three doors east from the Postoiilcc.
auYlj wS
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ms FAMILY GROCERIES SUPPLIED
at Wholesale prices. when purchased by the case,
half barrel or barrel. Iiermetlcally Scaled Gon's
by the dozen. All goods warranted, and FULL
WEIGHT GUARANTEED. We Invite the atten-
tlon OF the public to the QUALITY and PRICES OF
our Goods, and particularly to the WEIGHTS.
WM. S. CORWIN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
ianoi No. 2T5 King street.
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WASHINGTON.
RECoNSTRUCTION-R ELIEF FOR
REPENTENT REBELS. b

THE WHOLE NATTER TO BE LEFT TO THE
COURTS.
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@-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE
for the renewal OF two CERTIFICATES OF the
Old Stock, in the Bank OF Charleston South Caro-
lima, VIZ: No. 574S, 20 shares, standing In the
name OF K. j. 'BARRETT, Administrators, and No.
oS, shares, standing In the name OF RACHEL
BARRETT, Admlnistratrlx; both Certificates being
lost. Z. POZNANSkl,
deco 1amo3* Executor
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.l

Nothing Done nbout Georsla.
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@s- CONSIGNEES' NOTICE -MER-
CHANTS LINE.-schooner RoBT. CALDWELL
will discharge cargo at Adger's North Wharf.
Goods not called for will be stored at sunset at
risk and expense Of consignee. No claims allowed
after goods are removed.
feb9 WILLIAM ROACH Gu.
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Which has provided for the following:
Restoration Of property, including
cost Of new rail iron after deduct
ing sales Of old, (sS9,G07 74l........ 1855 81
Cars bnilt ut the CUnpany's shops: 2
1rst.casS and secOndclasS pas
senger, ~ box, . platform and 6
StOCK CuTS..- uo,o'o V1
'' dcducting sundry credits. ......... @ S. COB 90
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Hlarrie0.

BUTLER-HAsELTeN.-o the Cd OF February
by the Rev. A. ToOmer Porter, j. FRANCIS BUT
LEX to ALICE c., daughter Of d. B. HAsELToN
nll OF this city.
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ss- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
she is THIS DAY discharging Cargo at Pier No. l,
Union Wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Consignees' risk.
rebs MORDECAI & CO., Agents.
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mD-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York. are notified that
sne Is dlscharging Cargo at Adgers South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on the
wharf at owners risk. JAS. ADGER CO.,
feb9.1 Agents.
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ms- NOTICE. = PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate Of the late Miss ELIZA
ToUSSIGER, deceased. will render attcsted state
ments, and those indebted VIII make payment
10 REBECCA ARMSTRONG,
fcbo w3 Qualified EXecutriX.
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GS- THE BANK OF FHAAIBURG.-BE-
ING appointed as the Receiver Of the Hamburg
Bank, by his Honor Judge PLATT, Judge Of the
Second Circuit Court, notice is hereby given, to
all whom 1t may concern, that shall attend, for
tile discharge OF my duty, on and after the osTu
OF JANUARY, 1870, at my Office In Hamburg, to
receive all claims, assets, or information con-
npctrii with said Bank. FRANK AREIM,
ja:.aJ a Receiver.
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@- -NOTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY CON-
MIsSIoNERs, PIREPRooF BUILDING, CHARLES
TON, S. c., December 20, 1ses.-All persons Re.
failing LIQUORS In the County ore hereby called
upon to take ont Licenses for one year, from lst
January, 1870.
Every violation OF the law relative to these l..
censes will be prosecuted and the penalty strictly
enforced. F. LANCE,
deco3 Clerk Board G. C.
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@ TO PRINTERS.-F YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK, CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding, Ruling and Cutting, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 155 Meeting street, oppo.
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, s. G.
dec14 6mOS
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M@- CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 8,
1901 appoint ]. F. O'MARA as my Agent dur
ing my absence from the city.
feb9 I* JOHN UlEGHBN.
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Leaving net income of...............s 1881 ,Ssl 81
Add thereto reduction OF previous bal
ances of stocks Of materials. ..... 19,9iT Sc
Payment under the contract with tile
City Of Augusta nnd the Charlo;tc,
Company. ............... 10000 90
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ms- CHARLESTON, JANUARY &c, 1870.
Three weeks after date hereof will make appli-
cation to the Planters and Mechanics Bank OF
South Carolina for renewal OF SCRIP, No. -,
for Seventeen Shares, standing on books OF said
Bank in name Of WILLIAM LUCAS.
Jan2G w3 j. DRAfTOS FORD.
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From this it will appear that, notwithstand-
Inc the heavy issues of the objects stated, the
bond debt of tho company has only been in
creased in the SUN of sll9222 o.. Nor does
this exhibit present, In the most favorable
noint of view. the condition ofthat account.
II would be perfectly Legitimate, in the
opinion of the board, TO credit the amount
charged to bonds with such portions of 1t as
represent subscriptions to railroads, steam
slips and other property, not an integral part
of the railroad proper. We should thus have:
Subscription to Macon and Augusta
Railruad.. ................ sloo, GOO
Snbsrri,tion To steamships ............ 155,OU0
MakInE.... ....-...........' soto oon
And this amount taken from. ........... SIG
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Gr MARKED DOWN.-WE OFFER
the balance OF our Winter Stock Of CLOTHING.
all marked down, at very low prices. We invite
special attention to suits which we are selling at
s14 and s1S. made from All-woo Merino Casst-
mercs A lot OF Oversacks at So, $40 and S12,
marked down from s12, SIS and SIS.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS Il PARKER,
No. 2s7 King street, two doors north Of Went
worth. Charleston, S. C. feb9
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HENEREY, VIM. s., 3l4 MEETING ST.,
Il Machinist and Founder, Manufacturer OF
Engines, and improved Agricultural Implements.
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@- JOHN STANTON VS.. n. a. ROOK,
ADMINISTRATOR OF BERNARD RODDIN, DE-
CEASED, EFT AI.-IN EQUlTY.-Pursuant to the
order of Court In this cause the creditors Of BER
NARD R0DDIN, deceased, are required to prove
their CLAIMS before me on or before the first Men,
DAY of March next. WILLIAM ]. GAYER,
Janol fmw9 Special Referee.
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Ms- IF YOU WANT Law BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, so TO EDWARD
PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street, opposite Charles.
ton Hotel, Charleston, s. c. dccl+ 6mOs
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GOUTEvENIER BROS, SUCCESSORS
u to A. Illing.) dealers In Millinery, Fancy
Goods. Toys, China, Glassware, &c, 231 King sc.
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CURNEY, WAI., FACTOR AND COMMIS-
VI SION Merchant, 1o2 East Bay, and Accom-
mediation Wharf.
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IA CRIOLLA.-JOSE JARh, IMPOR-
IL TER and Manufacturer OF Havana Cigars,
Wholesale and Retail, cor. Meeting and MarIetsta.
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MARBLE WORKS.-THE OLD ESTAB-
lM- LISHMENT, f. r. WHITE, Proprietor, liz
Meeting ST., next old Theatre lot.
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T TITLE & CO., GEO., 2lS KING ST,
Ii sell the cheapest and best Clothing and Fur
nlsl,inc Goods In Charleston.
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II INsMAN & HOWELL, GENERAL
IN Commission Merchants, anG Agents for
Mupes' Superphosphate OF Lime, No. Is Ease Bay.
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ToLLIN, G., TOBACCO COMMISSION
II Merchant, Manufacturers Agent for the
sale OF Standard Brands, No. Isl East Bay.
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NFATTHIESSEN, VIM, STAR SHIRT
IH. Emporium and Fine Clothing and Tailoring
House. Gents Furnishing Goods, 291 King st.
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FURNITURE WAREROOMS, ESTAB-
t. LISHED 1888. D. Fl. SileoX, Nos. ITS, 1T and
10 King st. Goods carefully packed and shipped.
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DUvAL & SON, ]. B., MANUFACTURE
~ ERS OF Tlnware. Dealers in Stoves. House
Furnishing Goods &C.. 33T King st.
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DHGNIX IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
i 1874 John +. Taylor & Co., Engineers and
Boiler-makers, 4, 6, 8, 10 and II Prtchard st.
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TAsON IRON WORKS, ESTABLISHED
E 1883, Nassau and Columbus streets; Steam
Rhymes Marine Portable and Stationery. Bollers-
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funeral Notices.
. Business CARDS.

RCHER'S BAZAAR, 1868 KING ST.
~ Wholesale and Retail Notions and Fancy
Goods, SO per cent. less than elsewhere.
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STOLL, WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE
y and Retail Dealers In Dry Goods, No. 2S9 King
street. three doors below Wentworth.
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CHAFEE'S TONIC, THE BEST AND
v most pleasant Stomach Regulator extant.
Chafec 4 Co., No. 207 East Bay, Manufacturers.
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SPEAR. JAMESE., 235 KING ST, OPPO-
y site Hasel, Importer and Dealer III flne alstT
% Jewery Silver. Platedware. Fancy Goods, &c
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CCOTTS' STAR SHIRT EMPORIUM
y and Gents Furnishing Room. Meeting 81. op-
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NHAPIN, L. & CO., MANUFACTURERS
Y J and Dealers In Carriages Harness, &C., %
HaYne & 80 So Pnckney Sc. also, 1913 Meeting st.