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Mu1Es.-Afne lot of mules viii be offered
for sale at anctlon, by Mr.. ]. F. Mathewes, on
Thursday, the 10th instant.
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F1RE.-The alarm OF fire on Saturday morn
ing, about O'Clock, was caused by the burning OF
some oakum and wooden crates at the cotton
presson Uaisa Wharf at the fsot Of Hsses street.
The flames were observed before they had made
much progress, and the smaA donkey engine
kept on the premises, being put to work at
once, had nearly exsasguished' the arewhenaths
Palmetto arrived. on 5he scenes few sHashss
frem this powerful steamer pat Out every spark
Of fire in few moments. There was4irtle Or ae
damage done by the flames. :.
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VAbUABLE BUILDING LOTS.a
-, ivill ,r ssa o. TgEspAY, ns1t ganuatJ y,
All that LOT OF LAND, at corner Of C6drdf
street and st. Mtcaefs aey being 23Ieet front on
Church street and lS2 feet doep, more Dr. leas.
This u aane stand for q grocery store. (
.s.-a-.-- .--... ALSO, .-SS lit5zs. k;Eey
AHfhat Let OR LAND on south side OF ORmher.
Land street, near Church street, Is feet front And
IS feesdeeR more or {ess.S 81 sf;a :f.Te
Terms cash. Pmpaasen4o pay q. h. DsI2oE
for papers and stampI ~. ~ 49,. s5san1e
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on THE MovE.-On Saturday the inhabitants
OF the lower part OF Cslhoaa street were some
what astonlsned to dee q gcod.size two story
house come rolling around the corner and along
the plank road from kobS,s MIL. The building Is
the property Of Mr.. Jnhnaen, whs resides on Cal
noun street, and is mnssng nto,e vacant lot ad.
joining Misplace Of IsaaensasfAt prsaeps3fts com.
fortably percned on lsiarae faiass ndr tha corner
Of CalnGm street. attd ndfronaissoon-
sphuoushostsion ils6 Of the sstast is a
proiIS6salrssof 'fnanirEeo sfpass.ng tint way.
1t has 6ss8 pfbushis nom Rsha asa and will
probably ihHr;atssJcSsush not more thsrstwo
hundred Ssrds1 Ehisa yet rainMa saaS-
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, i've
quires for Soc, at the Hase street Bazaar ana 40.
1sI King street. eet10-mtu
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FHrY PICTURE ALBUMS, tn velvet, 900. each
Hasel street Bazaar and 1s1 King street.
oct10-mtu go
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PAVILION HOTEL. -<;. ~ ~
John J. Hand, New orleans;T. D. Price,
LouIaaus; :. P. MQaiunsa. II. OafaA sumisf;;
John B, Hair, South Carolina; l.sRs smiss 6ens
neau's Depot: D. Morse, Thomas FonkeS> "
York; VIM. Wilson, Beanf0fts -
CHARLESTON HogEb. ,
OF, F1tzsimons; r. Fkzstmo1ss skugustaiiW. S.
Moore, Baltimore; Mrs. PISS Nckerson,, SsEans.
nah; Es, 4. Hatcher, Express; W. L. Dawson,
south carolina; W.earanam, Bsrn@ens5s q. ossHans
son and wife, Babimore; Rss-T. ,Lawton, -Gsorgia;
q. L. Joiiflson San Francisco; Geo. Sellers, Keltt's
LANDING; @. w. Stack; Bossbhs L. PsBayner 8: F.
Brown, New York, Z. i Kimsels philadelphia, n
A. Gales, Mayesville; B.Mantoue, South Carolina;
THIS. o;Conaor, Mrs. Connorg MISS R9d, Kno4'
vile; R. n Hood, tennessee; Us W. Harrison,
South Carolinas Jame4Ra Eow, oo3up bis; W. H.
Trescott, South Carolina; T. d. LowtheS Chicago;
VIM. M,lWallaca. .Philsdefph1ss A:eMcseod; BeIo'
ware; J. 8. R. omhols, Pennsylvania J. D. Dar'
gan, New York, JohnsF. Neil, soata aoaroHna; G.
Pomeroy, New York. =,
gfsI sM1hs HOUSE, Nl'i.iS
John S. CASTILLO, A. s. Newhouse, Augusts; L.
9. Fle,ehsr, ca,nmoia; Norris Dpckworth, W. L.
Alley, Ino Nix New York; Jas. w. White Wtfe'
maid and two cNildren, Pniladeiphia; E. B. Ward
and lady.Detroas; NJ: Noses. Canada: S.
kins, F. G. DeFontaine. Geo. Harrsl, q. a. HaEral
New York; F. Hopkins, two Miss Hopkins Miss
Almy, Providence; Geo. Pratt, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. Brown New York; Jno. HI Fuller,
Washington; Reuben Tsmllnsou,, Jas. NJ. Alden,
Columbia; p. G. vorishs and wife, SNeg Jersey; j.
a. Hsmi ton, Clyde, N. j.; Rev. s. F. Hotchkin
Usymont, DEL; Mr.. and Mrs.. Q. Atwster, New
York; Madame Leonetti Florence, Italy; Chas. L.
Tsylor, North Carolina; K:ss @. E. Wilson, George
Wilson, Georgia; Arthur Barnwell, Savannah; b
Hendry, Newark; W. o. jerks, Captain 8. Crow
ell. Chas. E. Denston, New York; W. G. Baynard
steamer South Carolina.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In leather bindings,
holding nfty pictures 75c. and 800. each. at No.
1el King street; also at the Hasel street Ba1sar.
oct1o-mtu CHAs; Q. RIsHTRR 4 Co.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -stersoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. lsl King street,
or at the Hassl street Bazaar. novf2
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,;3EArHs.-Mrs. Elizabeth Emerson, widow OF an
oldleyalutIonary soldier. died In Anderson County
on the 2sth OF November last She was born in
Ireland on the 18th OF August, 1t7o and ~aston
sequently upwards OF one hundred years old at
the time Other death. Her parents removed %
this country when she was quite child, and the
lasalxty 9ears Of her life were spent Ia Anderson
County, J.. IL -
Mr.. David Vance, a venerable citizen OF Lau.
rens died at his residence OF Little River, in the
lower part OF the district, during last week
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A FIGHT AND CAPrURE.-Two men who had
fortified themselves with too much liquor and
were very boisterous in consequence, were re-
auested by the policeman in Calhoun street, on
Friday night, to Keep quiet. They resented this
interference in the most summary manner, and
/ both assaulted the police. The disturbance at
tracted reinforcements to the aid Of the police,
land after general fight the two disturbers Of the
/ peace were captured After night in the Guard
house, they were brought before the Mayor next
morning and sentenced each to pay fine Of $40,
or 20 to the House Of Correction for twenty days.
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BURGLARS, FoRGERs AND THIEVES FROM NEW.
YoRk-A REGULAR GANG BROKEN UP.-On Satur-
day night Thomas Rooney, James NJ Butler, !no.
u. Brten, James Carr and Richard Casey were ar
rested by Officers Davis and Burke, and taken to
the detective office, charged with burglary,
forgery and larceny. After having been incar-
cerated for some time, one OF the five became
communicative and, by dint OF questioning and
his previous knowledge Of the affair, the officer
obtained the following account OF the crowd anu
their doiugs: In November last, the men above
named, with one other comp anion not yet cap
tured, came 70 this city from New York, with the
ostensible purpose of getting work, and with
private one best Known to themselves. They en-
terrell the employment OF Mr. O'Keefe, and were
engaged in running the telegraph line along the
South Carolina Railroad.
Last week they were working near Ri,gevllle,
when Mr.. O'Keefe was taken sick and confined to
his bed. The gang now formed q conspiracy to
rob, forge and steal, and the deliberate business
like manner In which the eetails of theplan were
carried out shows how prlcdced: we're the hands
engaged. On Wednesday morning taey broke
open Mr.. o'Keefe,s boxes while he was in the viii
lage Of Ridgevlle in bed, aad stole all his eetheg
HHu IuOneJ. lHcJ ucAG DtVkC oPSh o iooeSo WI
on the turnout and supplied themselves with pro-
visions of all sorts. This was common work. but
| the rorger Of the gang new came forward in his
| professional character and a neat pass for the
marty on the South Carolina Railroad was duly
made out. signed and perfectly fixed up. With
this pass the whole party took the afternoon train
| and came to this city Oh Wednesday evening.
A pay roll was then made ont In due
form, with Mr.. o'Keefe's name forged to 1t, and
taken before trial justice, where one OF the gang
made an affidavit as to its genuineness. This
document wa next carried to respectable mer-
| chant OF this place, who. without hesitation gave
them $3.50 upon 1t. Meantime, the news having
come from Rldgeville OF the robbertes committed
there, the matter was referred to the detectives,
who on Saturday aght arrested the four above
named individuals. Several Of the party are said
TO be escaped convicts from Sing Sing. The like
nesses OF the whole gang will be taken shortly and
| forwarded to the detectives OF New York.
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TIE CHARLESTON AND MANHATFAN.-These
splendid side-wneel steamships, with spacious
and elegant deck state-roonas, will leave for New
York on the 18th and 2lst tnstants respectively.
The company ara determined to be up to the mark
IA business matters, and offer to give. through
bas Of laden on cotton TO liverpool for 1xd: on
sea Islands and I'd on upfands Passengers win
find these steamships second TO none in their ac-
commodationa. :, = -
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ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CINCINNATI,
oHIo~.-Tnh company has been marvellous sue
cess with Its million OF dollars paid up cash capl'
ta. The confidence reposed by western men fn
the Integrity and ability OF its founder aud presi-
dent, has been exempllded not only In the rapid
subscription to its stock in considerable excess OF
the required million Of money but In Its splendid
business and premlnn receipts OF 100000 per
month, or $4,000 peraay, in cash.
Everything is transacted with the regularity OF
ciock:work, and its business moves along as easl-
" and with as iItaa frlcsion assH!th the Oldest
company, in the landss The work OF years has been
crowded into months, and has been we'll and tho
roughly done.
It is sought % make, the ..Andes" q great ma
tlonal company, Cincinnati being the centre OF.
the settled and commercial portion OF the Unit'h
States; and tue New York Times saysof this giant
company: s"It Is our opinion that it VIII do much
to remove petty sectional differences and to
place the business OF underwriting upon broad
national basis" $50,
We understand the company have under con.
slderasion tile establishment OF an agency in
Charleston.
UNITED STATES GOURr.-lHo DlosiiSt Sootp
was opened at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning. pls
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
Exparte ]. w. BurbIdge, assignee, In re A. Wick
man. Ordered, that the assignee proceed to sell
the zeal estate and apply the proceeds OF sale as
recommended ~ - 2,
Christopher Green, for neglect Of duty as man
sper, six months Imprisonment and p fine Of
$500. :,
GILBERT Sheppard, for same offence, nine months
Imprisonment. - :
Paul Singleton, for attempting to rescue prls-
oner from an officer, six months Imprisonment
and to nav the costs OF prosecution.
Dampy Brown, Edward Spring and Isaac
Grant, found guilty Of violating the election law,
falling to appear for sentence, bench warrants
| were ordered to be issued forthwith for their
| arrest.
Ex psrte Thoe. ]. n MILAN. Petition for haoeas
| corpus for sonof W.M. MILAN, minor, enlisted
In the United States artny, Company I, 18th Regt-
mert, stationed at the Citadel. Ordered, that
habeas corpus be issued commanding the officer
at the Citadel, Colonel Jno. Christopher, to bring
the body OF the minor into court, at 10 O'Clock A.
N. on Monday, the 18th. and show cause why be
should not be discharged from the military SER
vice. NJ
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning:
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: RANGE OF THsRxoMEEER at Joseph Black.
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street. January "A:
Eight O'Clock, 6S TO- 90; 12, 81; 2, 84i s1; o. 81;
g. 90; 10, 80. January Is: Eight O'Clock, "a; 10,
61s12 49, .69
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CUBS AND. SrARs.-Two men, reported for
violating q city ordinance by digging clay IN
sim9ns street and hauling the same away In their
carts, were each hued SO. =
sofle woman and three men, ali white, arrested
foreindulgtng too freely their taste for ardent
spirits, were pardoned upon different excuses.
Carrie Toney. reported for keeping house Of
Ill fame on Market street, was ordered to vacate
before the 18th instant.
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TIE GRAND BALL OF THE FREUNDsCHAFTS-
BUND.-The grand masked ball Of the German
Freundschaftsbund will take place or next Thurs
day week, the 2stn instant. Great preparations
are making, and It is not doubted that the ball
will be even more successful than that which took
place at the Hlbernian Hall. last season. The
new hall OF the Freundschaftsbund Is glorious
haunt fer the votaries OF Terpsichore, and will
have masquerade christening worthy OF its
massive style and elegant appointments. Tickets
for the. ball for strangers may be obtatned from
members OF the committee. All persons present
must be masked and 1t may be noted that Won
Santen is prepared to furnish masks, dominoes
and fancy costumes OF every description.
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auetion sales future Mans.
By J0Hs 8. RYAN


css4 No. 81 Krsadsstreet. IA
nWELLINaHoUsEkND.LAR LOT.
II No. 4 Beaufatn street.. at Public autIon, on
Te-AQtrow, the luh inAfant, fatt the North OF the
To.aSSRST, the 11th instant, at II O'Clock, i.
NJ, at the Old Exchange, T win sell, without any
All hat dssirsbh aad wen located PROPERTY
Gnov1. as No.A ,Beaufatn street, consisting OF g
Brick Dwelling House, three stories height con.
taining nine rooms, with cook and wash Ntc1ans
ststern and oonyenialt our-houses. MtheH$x0f
tne 'front.' house, approached thr9uGGa seQAE4ts
ries high, and a plenty Of yard reom. Tae lat
being 2l3 feet deef, tf1f pfopefsy cum diSfdzd
investment. -, - -. , 2 :. -
Terns-one.hsk east; rsnssinder- IN one and
two years, secured by bond and mortgage Of he
property sold. Interest payable semi -anHna1H,
insurance and policy assigned; paFchsnef to,cof
for papers Snd Stamps, Title indlspntabla. IN
further information apply az above. ian16
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THosE who put their trust In the n1edicina
virtues Of the Old Carolina Bittera, will not bt
disapp otnted.
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st. Andrews Lodge, at P. n.
Carolina Dramatic Club, at half-past P. ID.
Bible Society, at 5 P. NJ.
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TO LAUGH and grow fat, use the Old Caro-
lima Birters.
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The BOLD BURGLARs.-A bold burglar made
a second attempt to break INTO No. 8 Rutledge
avenue Qt about O'Clock on Saturday morning
last. On the former occasion the B. B. contented
himself With trying to force the font door open
with 'Jlmmy," but on Saturday he executed
nank movement, and was industrlously chipping
out pane OF glass at the eide Of the door when
the pane fell to the ground With so great clatter
that the B. B., happily for him, decamped instan-
ter The B. B. expected to put his hand through
the sash and unlock the front door-al which he
might have done. provided that the pane had not
fallen, and II the Key had-been there. Rutledge
avenue seems to be favorlte place with the B.
BIS but they go to work so clumsily that there Is
no pleasure in nc,rcumventiag them.
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ORDINATION OF THE Rev. o. F. GREGoRY.-
4 The First Baptist Church, in Church street, was
| filed last evening with numerous congregation
to witness this interesting ceremony, which was
performei W presbytery, consisting OF the Revs.
Ell. :Wnkier L. b. Shuok and T. R. Gaines. The
| services for the evening were conducted by the
Rev. E r. winkler, who Ieliveted an eloquent and
4 instructive discourse on the aims, qualifications
r and duties Of q minister OF the Gospel At the
end OF this address, the Rev. Q. F. Gregory ad.
vanced to the pulpit and knelt. The Revs. b.
Shuck and T. R. Gaines then placed their; hands
upon the head ofthe kneelng candidate, and the
solemn ceremony was performed In the most I'M.
pressive manner.
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ST. PAULs .CHURGH.-The interior Of this
venerable edihce has OF late been subjected to
several improvements. which, without. altering
the general appearance bf>the church, win add
considerably to the comfort of the congregation
aud the income Of, the yestry. The pews Which
originally extended to the wall near the entrance,
have been removed three deep between the two
side aisles, by which aconyenient space Is formed
at tie entrance for the accommodation of hand
some stove, anda standing place for the congre-
CATION upon entering the church. The twelve
news thus taken up by this space have not all
been lost but eight Of them are now placed In the
centre Of the church, thus filling up the aisle
which crossed the church from one side.
door TO the other. These eight pews from
their central. position are much more sought
a(tey, and will command much better rent
thar, was received from the twelve near the
wall Tile .aisles have all bean freshly carpet
ed, and with the new position OF the pulpit
and other changes in the chancel, the church pre-
se nts a handsome appearance. 1t is also proposed
to replace the present plain glass Of the chancel
with beautiful stained glass. The Christmas deco
ratLons yet remain upon the galleries and chan,
GELS, and seem to have retained their freshness
in wonderful degree.
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RESERVE YOUR SEATS for tonight at the
Academy Of Music. The box ONCE insthe vssa'
bule OF the Academy wilt be open at the usual
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The ACADEMY oss@ossc. ters long rest.
this popular place OF amusement will be opened
tonight, under tho auspices Of the well
Oates Comic opera Troupe. Whsn4ast ia Chsrfes'
ton, Mrs. Oates, with her minstrel voice and
shapely surroundings, won the hearts OF all the
theatre going community, and coming now,
with even stronger support than then, we may
look for series orsuecesses IN the line Of farce,
burlesque and comic opera. Tho performance TO-
night will consist Of one Of o6en5ach's latest
works, entitled "a Prima DonDs OF Night, or
Mons. Chonueurt at Homer Professor o'Reardon,
with his wonderful Tumbleronicon, VIII also re.
appear and be welcomed by his admirers.
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MYSTERIOUS MsAPPEAR1NcE.-lnS Savannah.
on T1esdsg sysnlHs last Mss "A pnts, AesrnFSged
IA, d$ughtef Of Mr. wm,, Hearn, left her asher's
resIdenoewith a slasirmssEet sSasaet, dssenst6ss
for the parpQssof puscha ssead atshe' e'hskes's
for supper, and from that timeSto the present
nothing ,sas bessf, 'aeat3 from Hef theagh s6es
agcnased patants- have sogshsss se Asr asgssE
conceivable direction. The famI ISSlaye RESIDED;
in saSsa6nah Only aSout sfifss smont6s, hstiug
llveaaa ahariesson Tor tEaaEsSskssp.iOr % t'tale
removal here. Annie, ddHng the varsllyed, with
her grandmother, IN tfs ssste or new YORK,
to whom shewsssrestly attached; ;;saa mad Ma
quentlY declared that she meant, s. gat to hss
grandmother somS way before nest spring, a
which, time her mother had dpronttsss send her,
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DISASTER rs fu,' scAooasER Suf ESsEU~!
The schooner Day fight, of Bath. ncFasqn master,
arrived at this Ratea- -saspreas shnp Baracoa.
She brought as spaisengers 6spesfn %yatt and
crew, late OF the schoaaer Sue Enslow. Captain
wyatssepors that onsIessa ggruay, vnge As
vessel wss Icskiag Qasar tas fsAess sf Bafaeoa
in company with the schooner ooquette for sa-
yannah, both having spanIsh pilots on board, was
run into by the latter VESSEL the Enslow bang cut
to the ssteHsedge, her nasillail tqreup 6fhssfn
rigging Carried away. She put tossk dpSff and dfs.
charged, and on surysxsustng held, it was
found the damage gcdd cost largely e repaiA
and navihg af otter TO sselfN the Enslow vas dis:
posed of at that sast :, :sasssssssa
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CAROLINA RAILROAD
EMWM ST.

GENERAL rs DsFIOE,l -
CHARLESTON. Z. T.. nGJ IL, 1870. ! i.
On and after Sunday. May -bth, the Passenger
Trains upon the Sout1 Ja! !olna Railroad VIII TUE
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MeetinEs This Day.

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempe
Tature.
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PRICES3 OO.-Sen, by Mall, Post Paid

Every instrument ~ neatly boxed, ami hand.
somely labeled with full direction. for use. Thou
sands have been sent by maj.
Address, ". ]. Illness co,
Chicago,
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axINsAIuHRInus nEAsON.

spuug u welcome, hut not u diseases. We
should be glad 20 have IT. bloom without It's icgs,
~ vapors ITS sudden change. Of temperature, and
The Aguts, hts ofinIi gcston, bilious attacks, and
other haTassinr disorders which they ongendcr.
A. ;h.s cannot be-, Il bchoovcs all sensible people
TO DO the best they can to escape such serious
drawbacks on the poetry fthe season, Ask any
physician what the weak and delicate ought to do
when miAsina !nicci. The AIR. The answctwi!l hc,
stone and regulate the system" But howl Tha,
il the important question. 4 dozen medical men
would probably recommend n many different
medicines. On The other hand, the thousands
who have tested the virtues OF lio-teiter. Stom.
seh Biiers a. On inylgorant and Alternative, will
recommend but one, the Wholesome preventive
andfestora,iye in which their own experience has
t>ushi them 70 trust. a course Of this rare ycse.
table siimulant, commenced now, would cave
many pang 20 the feeble aud dc,uitsted. I,
would be wise economy too, tor u would probably
preclude the necessity Tor medical advice. With.
cut disparagrmoni 70 profession which all intel.
ligeni ;nen and women respect and honor, 1t !.
Just @won, hpo-siblc, to keep out OF the doctors
hands, and they would have comparatively fcy
cases ofieyer and ague, dyspcpsia, bniolsncs.
nervousness, and general debility 70 attcndto, q
this agreeable and heNl,hful -p"cii,r we're N un,
Nersai use. mchatSwiw
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nTThe robes worn by the peers in the
House of Lords nowadays are precisely
similar TO those represented in Coplcy's ia
nous picture Of Lord Chatams fainting
during the debate on American indepen-
denee. When the cloak of scarlet cloth Is
worn in the ordinary way the number Of
bands of fur IL has round ii denotes the
rank as accurately as the badges on a cor
poral or a sergeants arm--two for baron,
three for viscount, &c; and the learned
In such matters could tick of easily the
various branches of the peerage, without
knowing one of It's members by sight.
The prela,es, who sit together, always
wear their rockets and lawn sleeves, but
the temporal peers make their appearance
in ordinsry--sometlmes indeed, very or
dinary-attire, and only don their robes on
state occasions.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-10

Buys and slsughters only the best cattle. noRs
and sheep, and Is prepared TO MI any demand tor
pounds. dS,9OdW