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topic among the politicians and leading men
who arrive here. The newest phase OF 1t is
q combination for the nomination OF MT.
Sumner for President. The argument IN Ia
vor of this is that he would take from the
Republican ranks more Of the positive voters
hose VINO were pronounced antis!avery
men ia their early days-than any other can
dida.e that c)u'd be named 1t is claimed d
that besides this he wou'd get all the support
of Conservative Republicans that any other
nominee could command. The sumner
movement seems to emana'e from as
affected Republicans and does not meet Win
warm encouragement from the democrats,
especially the old line mea. The maJori'S Vi
those who favor departure from mere
pariy nomination prefer Trnmbul or JUSTICE
Davis A large number Of Democrats SUN ao-
bare ro the idea that q regular nomina ION oy
rho democratic party. OF such an one as Gen.
aral Hancock. who would be strong in Penn
sylvania. would be the proper course 10 pue-
she. It is probable that an informal meeting
o. members of Congress and other Leading
Democrats will take pace early next mohth
TO consider the situation, and in conjunction
with the National Democratic Congressional
committee, issue an address to the Democracy
on the subject
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That Land Scrip.

Wehope that Senator Whittemore Will nao
time. early in the session, to make iurtnei
INQUIRIES as to the disposition made OF the
Land Scrip given to South Carolina by the
General Government
About 10000 acres Of the land were solo
at s5 cents, and the public would like tc
know whether the State had the oenent o.
the full price which was paid for the scrip
And what has become OF the remaining
40, 1000 acres? Senator Whittemore might
amuse himself and serve the public BY ascer'
tanning how much land Governor Scott loca.
tel during his long visit to the West, ano
whether he holds any, or all, of'the State
land scrip.
Senator Whittemore declares that be
means to show the people that he is an hon.
est man. This Agricultural College lano
scrip would be good thing to begin with.
The people suspect that there has been foul
play and want to get at the truth.
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Gostetter's 6 Bitters.

@- ARREST DECA WHEN a
plant or tree begins to decay it must needs die
II cannot be revitalized. But 1t is not so WIFE
nnman beings. A human ruin can be repaired
trenuthened, restored, though brown leai OF
w,tbered blade Of grass can never be made green
ooa,p. In the autumn OF life, or even 10 lib WIN
ter when nature seemsto be giving way unde'
tne pressure OF years, 1t Is still possible TO retaro
the nrogress CT decay, and to lend to age more
than its wonted vigor. AS means ol Plono..us
this object. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTEhs
is unquestonsoly the most potent OF all res'ora
tiyes. 1t will not make the old young ouslt VII
nrevent. lessen, or sooth the inarmiies which are
the usual Accomplishments OF the decline OF hie
For debility and lack Of nervous power iron
whatever cause arising, 1t ia the medicine tnat OF
OF all others before the world. best deserves the
name OF q specific. In purity, In invigoratine
properties, in its adaptation to weak stomscnf
and feeble organizations, 1t has no compeu'oi
among the tonics Of the pharmacopeia, mol
among the proprietary remedies. Besides III
strepg,henipg principle It possesses alteratlFe
and resulative properties OF the highest order
and as an anti bilious medicine Is lar preieraols
to any Of the preparations containing mercury
Time has shown that for physical decay, nervous
debility. dyspepsia, bilious disorders, and inter
mittent fever, HOsTETTER'S BlTrERs is
remedy . without rival. This Is the season OF the
fall Of the leaf let 1t remind the old, the ieeoe
the eickly, TO invigor4te and regulate their sys'
TENS with this great vegetable tonic and alera'
,,ve novls-
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We wonder whether the good people who
have just discovered that the official state
ments of our public debt have been sys'
tematically docto7ed, from the beginning, by
the Scott administration, ever remember,
with regret, that last year, and the year be-
fore, THE News proved, by the official hg'
ures, that the amount OF debt reported by
the Governor and Comptroller General was
millions less than the true total At thai
time The News was abused, on all sides, as
paper which was recklessly breaking down
the credit OF the State. Had the people
listened then to our statements they would
be in better plight this day.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

UJHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON CoUNTY.-Cel tincate OF Lin.
tied altnership between BUCKLEY 7. BENTON,
OF the CITY Of Brooklyn, state OF New York,
ty OF Tolland, State OF Connecticut, and EVERt
E. BEDFORD, OF the City Of Charleston, state
Aforesaid.
This certificate hereby witnesseth that the IN:
dersignei have by virtue OF an act OF the General
Assembly OF the State Aforesaid, entitled IAN Act
to authorize the formation OF Limited Partner
shinsn passed In the year OF our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundtei and thiIty-seven, and an'
ol her Act entitled "An Act to extend the dura.
tioa OF an .'Act authorizing the formation OF Lin.
tied Parlperships,n passed In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty Six.
aud another Act extending The same until repeal,
ed, passed December 2Gth, 1860, formed Limited
Pa, tnership as 70 lows:
First The name or firm under which such
partnership shall be conducted IS EFERf +
BEDFORD.
tended TO be transacted Is that OF the Grocery Bu
siness both retail and wholesale, In the SAID City
" Thru. % BUCKLEY T. BENTON, Of the City Of
Brooklyn, state OF New York. aud CHARLES GN
DERWOOD, OF the Town and County or roland
State o: Connecticut, are the Sp: cial Partners,
and EVERT F. BEDFORD OF the City OF Charles
ton State aforesaid is the genera partner
uer, has contributed seven thousand dollars
(sT0oo,) and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, The other
Specia! Partner, has contributed also seven tnOu
saLd olars (s7GOO) to the common stock OF the
Partnership.
Filth. The said Partnership commences on ths
FIRST day OF November, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, and will terminate on the first ay
OF November, eighteen hundred and seventy-h i've.
Dated this 28th day OF october, A. d., 1871.
tSigneG) B. T. BENTON, IL. S.
CHARLES UNDERWOOD, II. ST.
EVERT E. BEDFORD. Il. ST.
Witnesses:
tSigned) G. ". RoDBRICK,
THOMAS Z. PEARSALL
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Gigars, aobaffo, Nr.

Cigars, 9obareo, Nr.
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eioIeieQl 'llleIoads STdId MaVH0SHAaH
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10 H1nos $4,000 azaHI tIzzzIs eH2 oIs ON
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nOv8-36
WHITE ROTH HERS,
F A C T o r S
AND
r. OMM SION MERC CHANTS,
tSigned) g. ". RODERICK,
THOMAS e. PEARSALL.

CONN 8 I ON N E R G q A s :,
No. 6 ACCOMMODATION WHARF,
@ q A R L E S T o N, S. G..
Will make liberal advances on copsignments to
them or to their friends In New York and Liver.
pool. Will also pay strict attention to the dling
Of ali orders for Plantation and Family Supplies.
GEO. ". WITTE. .ARMIN F. WITTE.
sep1-fmw3mos
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alillimerp, Drsssmaking. @r.
Bnilbing Material.

U1LDERS DEPOT, f.
81 CHURCH STREET.
LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER,
Slate, Tile, Shingles,
Lsths, Hair, Gravel,
Chimney Tops, Sewer Pipes, Encausttc Tile,
Marblelzed Slate Mantels
A beautiful substitute for marble, at reduced
rates. ,,.
oct31 Z. Il. GklAkE, r. v. BOX fa',
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WYE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle.
mems. Ladies, and Childrens Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
nm with the Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace
and Grape shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
s5- Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-1yr L BILLER, Proprietor,
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TR THOMAS P. O'NEALE,

0cpartnershlps an6 Dlssolntlol1s:
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, d A V E
w FORMED DACOPARTNERSH A to date from
the Is. OF November, uuder the arm name o.
CHASE Il CUTTING, for the purpose OF conduct.
ing the Boot, Shoe and Trunk business, at NO. 2it
King street, opposite the Waverly House.
p. A. CHASE,
nov2a-3 DAVID -. CUTTING.
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fpst ano fonn0.

NOTICE.-STRAYED OR TAKEN
~ away from my WiltoWn ~ plansation GanH r On ire
LY. Also yellow colored Horse Mule and
light colored Mare Mule. black. A fair reward
win be gwen for information leading to their re-
C0very. Ed. bAhN"ELh'
nov21 tuths3
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 24i KING STREET.
CARPETS! CARPETS CARPETS!


CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS!
100 pieces Ingram and and Ply CAR.
PETS, VIII be
so pieces Tapestry Brussels, sold
20 pieces Body Brussels, Che ap.
Rugs, Mats, Oh Cloth,
Samples given, and Goods delivered free OF
charge 10 any part OF the State.
No trouble to show Goods.
Merchants, Miliiners and Tailors will do well oy
examining and pricing our Goods before order
ing from Northern markets or buying elsewhere.
Buying OF importing and manufacturing houses
emily, we are enabled 10 sell as cheap as any Jvo.
biDg House North. and we most cordially lnVlte
all TO convince themselves OF the 1act.
FgRCHG0Tr, BENEDICT CO.,
No. Nc. i 4si king kng street, street. Charleston s. c.
No. % White street. New York,
nov20 No. 8 Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla.
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Newspapers, Magauats, @r.
URAL. CA B o L N A N.
NOVEMBER NUMBER
NO " B E A D z.
Among the Contents are:
TO "a NORTH sANTEa PLANTER" BY F. W.
Value Of Education to the Farmer
The Probable Future Of Cotton Culture BY j. n.
CardoZa.
Farmers Must Orgallze.
prena ratian and Enrichment OF Soil.
The Chinese W.storia ss Tree.
4 Word ssop. Cotton CaterpiIlars. Illustrated.
Price-S.ngle number. er..."................1c cent?
Per annum. .........................$As w
..-
For sale by
WALKER, EVANS & COaSWILL
Publishers. No. s Broad street.
AND By BOOKSELLERS EVERYWHERE.
HarzS
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Drp @onns. @r
TNUKCHG0Tf, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 24 KING STREET,
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

cases OF Plain, Striped and Brocade DE-
LANES, all coiors, only 20 cents.
I case Mohair Goods, 25 cents.
/ case Henrietta Plaids, IS cents.
/ case Colored Alpaca, 25 cents.
so rolls Irish SILK Popllns, all shades, 90 cents.
so pieces new styles OF Japanese SILK, 90 cents,
sold everywhere else for 81 Is. !.
A full line Of MOURNING GOODS, consisting Of :
Alpacas, Merinos, Empress Cloth,
Henrietta Cloth, Bombaznes,
Black Silks, Grape Cloth, 6c.,
noy2o At reduced prices.
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E1nratlnnaI.

TT1HE PAROCHIAL SCHOOL HOME OF
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION win
Se onened on the first OF December for the recep
t,on of BOARDERS. Our pupils OF last year must
be prompt m presenting themselves.
Applications for admission should De addressed ,
untfi the above date, TO JOHN GADSDEN,
HI,m ~ nr.srrSSr,t - uwtne Principal.
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TINE AVERY INSTITUTE.
The classes In this institution will resume
REGULATIONS at 8 O'Clock on "WEDNESDAY. next
the 29th OF this month.
and new pupils should present themselves the
arst day. II. A. WARREN, Principal.
novoI-a
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SHERWooD SCHOOL,
English French end German Boarding and Day
School for Young Lad es and Children, is now 10
Session at No. 90 wentworth street. Mlle
LRPRINCE has charge OF the French department.
MRS JOHN LAURENS,
novoo-mwss Principal.
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NFRS, HOPSON PINCKNEY'S BOARD
M ING and DAY SCHOOL, for young ladies,
Nh SO Hasel street. nOVZl
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. 2a4 KING STREET.
ILLINER DEPAR T n E N T,
EMBRACING
SASH RIBBON, Velvet Ribbons, Trimming Rib
bons, Scarfs, Neckties, BOWS, &C., OF the latest
styles imported.
Ladies' Hats, Artificial Flowers, Plumes and
Feathers, in great variety.
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EURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. A4 KING STREET.
FURS! FURS! F U R S
100 sets tCape and Mufrj s3-worth ss.
800 sets iCape and Mutl) from So to s35.
10 real As.rachan White Jackets.
All warranted to be perfect. nov20
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INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPlTAL............. ..S5oo,ooo'
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
A JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.
~. GREAT SALE AT PUBlIO AUCTION,
THIS DAY "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30.
AT STABLE IL East TWENTY EIGHTH STREET,

N
IA. GREAT SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AT STABLE IL East TWENTI-EIGHrH STREET, AT
10x O'CLOCK PROMPTLY.
FINE THOROUGHBRED AND TROTrING STOCK, the
hnes IN the country including the entire stock OF the late
COLONEL TODD, formerly OF WAShlkGTON, ID. q.
THE Hl.'HhREp, handsome, stylish. fast and blooded
team OF GOLDEN sORREI MARES. MOLLIE GOLD
DUST AND MATE They are 151S hands high and years
gentle and act alike and evenly together MOLLIE
roed several races In public when owned by MR. DE Or
sEi and has record of 2:S6 she bred by Mr.. De
Orsey and sired by GULDDUST, dam a thorouRhtred her
NATE IL hveyear-old sired by ERICSSON by GOLD
DUST; she showed last h when coming i've
mas improved snce AMI fast either single
or double. They trotted at BALTIMORE lat fail three
some and well behaved PAR OF young MARES
pete being nmabe fearing nothing can be handled by
ladies' and are warranted sound and kind WILL BE SOLD
Also Gns: large GoLSEN soRREL Thoroughbred MARE
sired by PRINCE DENMARK, dam by LEXINGTON, lS
hands high, years old known As LADY GRANT; is ono
OF the most elegant RES tor Dos CART, family SAD
DIE IN the STATE; she trot IN minutes sure md has
equal for style. beauty and breeding aniable
qualities docs not exist kind per-
feet and amiable.
ALSO THE WELL KNOWN handsome BAY troiting
HORSE SALMON r. CHASEi beat 2:36; has record OF
23 an extraordinary fne gentee and fast grnlemans
roadster sound and kind Full particulars pcdsree per-
foruance, TO-, at Bale
Also MAGONs, HARNESSES. &C.
THIS sIOCk H. without exception, extra fine and first
est bidder with reservation, ana warranted In every pacu
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE TO
l. California, japan and China,
Panama,
Carrying Mails, Passengers and Freight
Kingston Jamaica. Santa Martha and Grey,owa
and Pacific Coast OF Mexico,
Central America, Peru,
AMI Chic.
steamers leave 18th and 3Cth each month"; except when
those dates n tn, on Sunday then the day previous,
M"sns. so.stesmer OCEAN QUEEN, Captain A. g. Jones,
MMGpNTAMd d'Tss, connecting Panama with steamer
ONsnNh, ShPtain touching at Puerta Arenas,
Acansm and san Jose ua,emals also connecting
tor s Cenra American and South Pacific ports Freight
fou sN namei ports received until T. NJ. of August ss
steamer yArAN WIN leave San Francisco september for
snd Cnna For rates OF passage freight and All tur
OF Canal street. ., H. BABY, Agent
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THE HAMBU RG-AMERICAN PACKET C0MPANY'S
Iron mail steamship
Captain j. Meyer, will sail Tuesday, Sept 1877, at2 r.
M, for Hamburg,
taking passengers from New York to Hamburg, Plymouth
and London,
First Cabin, $780, Second CABIN $7s steerage, $780, god
payable in United States gold
KUNHARDT a CO., G. Il. RICHARD BOAS,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 Broad street, N. Y. No. Barclay street. N. y.
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FINANCIAL.


A FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT.
JAY COOKE CO. selling the First Mortgage
7so Gold Bonds of the Northera Pacific Railroad Company
bearing Seven and Theeenhs per gold more
than per cent currency, by and only
mortgage on the entire equipments, and
than 9o0 acres Of land every track 600
Of land to each $1,000 bond The highest currency price
will be paid for United States Fverwenie and all other
marketable Securities received in exchange.
The success of the United States Five Per Cent Loan
of nvetwenes to exchange them for so Paciacs
BY which they realize present profit fourteen per cent
and greatly increase their yearly income
Pamphlets maps and full information will furn ished on
application by JAY COOKE 4 CO., Philadelphia. New
York and Washington. and by Banks and Bankers
throughout tho country
A A.-MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND NEW
n Jersey property In large and small sim.; no delay
WIN. II. BELLAMY, No. ~ Pine street.
(NITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK.
~ Bowery, southwest corner of Canal street.
MONEY on or before September will bear inter-
Interest computed from the month"; paid
or credited On amount In bank January and July of
each year.
Bank open from 10 A. M. to 3P. M and Mondays and
SATURDAYS until II. M.
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JlALTIC LLOYD
ID For settn direct touching al Chrsiansand and Copen
hagen 20 and passengers and mails.
Tho FIRST class iron steamship
FRANKLIN, captain r. Dreyer,
will sail on Saturday, September q at r. M from pier l3
North River TO be followed by steamship HUMBOLDf Cap
tain +. Bsrandon, on Saturday. September 30.
CABIN passage. gold, $50; seerage. gold, $50.
Freight for st. Petersburg and other important of the
Baltic received and through bills ofadng signed For freight
or passage apply to ....z.x.
Office, 40 broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

tN1Evv 1CDLICNIIONSe
~~--S~--~--~~~-~
CONTEnPLATINu AN EDITION TO MY FORMER,
Ihe Captive" would make known previous to the pub
caon oil II two important discoveries which
In astronomy First that each planet In the solar
was hrst commenced formed beyond the present post
ton path Of Neptune and that each holds lis position in
the system according TO its condensation tina, they Mt
hrs formed state OF nebuou matter reach the
when entirely condensed as dry land and Mercury
or near 70 the condensed point entering into the
sucono, that the Earth 10 satellite that
from the Earth. ISAAC NJ. INMAN
NEW YORK. August 50, 1871.
lust PUBLIsHED-THE FOLLOWING EIGHT
- highly impor.sn, Lectures bount together and entitled
THE PHILOSOPHY OF MARHtAGE'':-1. Structure OF
Man; Structure Of Woman g. Functions OF Man and Wo
man; Marriage; Spermatorrhrsi d. GcnerAtive De.
bity Special Diseases Treatment, delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, SIS broadway New York
Parties who cannot attend forwarded free
receipt OF - cents by addressing SECRETARY, New York
Museum OF Anatomy, 616 Broadway New York.
ooru from A. N. TO 10 r. n. ON Saturdays I'll II r. n
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

~~~~~s-~
TINTED srATEs NAIL TO HAVANA.
every MAI ss:e aas qs p es
NO M0RRo CASTLE, Captain R. Adams. ms.,.......Auyusg
MISSOURI, Captain b. Edwards. Sept u
% paeSt pis6csp Fresen No. Bowling Green
TExAs LINE OF GALVESTON srEAMERs-TOUcH.
The 's Al Il ssy ass Ms eeTrTns .ss Unsd Sss; natl
hld,sse, AT pier 20 East river. will leave Saturday.
Through bills fadng given to Houston and to all points
o. ss Galveston Houston and Henderson, AMI b. B. ana
0'''sA' or G'iiafs GsE5ss eRG CO.. 1853 Maiden LAM.
From S%SSSsssSs III ~ SSr,, sfsSSsHrr S LIN. LINE
EMILY B. sOUDER,
1a aus ss 'n to st. Louis
c'Eossf BxSs $
E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
NJ 3s Ssgsss s:'. ]
ss g. IasGA rates 'a
Cabin passage, $50; steerage, ga
% 'S' H. B. e Sk1IwRLL ReSaH co. So West .r.s,
|oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Southern Line.
The steamship VICTOR.
v,n,.,,.,o q, Captain Cap, inc Q. Gates. .u..,,
r r 81 Loa sIs NOZZLE see and ayscg 3d.
ror freight or passage. having superior accommodations
CH. MALLORY CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
1 line for Charleston; sIs s & 6. the Florida pofi:
Routh and Southwest.
sailing from pier No. 20 North River, at p ~,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Tho FIST class sidewheel steamship
49, JAMES ADaER Captain 7. J, Lock wood,
Will sail on Wednesday,, Angus. 80.
rates.
For local freight and passage apply to
HENRY R. MORGAN 4 Co,
t7 West street, corner of
For through freight and rates apply
BENTLEY D. HASELL, General Agent
- Great Southern Freight Line, Sl7 Broa iway
The steamship SOUTH CAROLINA will follow Saturday.
September2 -
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SPECIAL NOTl(KS.

-A.-rERsONs WHO ARE INSURED in GOOD
a. ns Insurance companlcs, and who do not desire to
the policies by absolute sale, borrow the
yaue Of their policies by applying At
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"A. Nos 80. y drew $So9 9Uo Royal Havana Lottery,
j. CLUfE Broker, sv6 Broadway, l53 Fulton and
No. z Park W. rost ouice box 1862
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TJAvANA, PROGREsO AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexican Mail steamship Line leaving
pier "a Esst River, at 3 4. NJ, direct to Havana. :
CITY OF MEXICO, Timmerman Tuesday Sept.
CLEOPATRA PHILIPPE Havana only "Wednesday, Sept u
ClIf OF MERIDA, Deaker.... monuay, sept 20
CLEOPATRA Phillips Havana only). Wednesday, Oct
'0' ''e's'' OF PAL xGE2RSpsB 4 SONS. % Brossvay,