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sTOLL, WEBB & CO.,
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ID R o G L A M A T I o N

II II
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CITY OF CHARLESTON, December ~, 1871.
For the purpose Of preventing accidents, know
all men by these presents that /, JOHN A. WAC
ENER, Mayor Of the City aforesaid, do hereby
issue this my Proclamation, forb.dding the firing
OF squibs. crackers, guns pistols, &C.. In the pub
lie thoroughfares OF the City during the APPROACH
ing holidays. The following places are, however,
designated where the firing OF such squios, &C.,
win be allowed: White Point Garden, Hampstead
Mall, Gadsden's Green, west end Of Broa1 street,
and within private yards. The Chief Of Police Is
hereby directed to enforce this Proclamation by
arrestlng all persons violating the same. who will
be dealt with according to Ordlnince.
Tne above will be In force from goth December,
1871, TO I'd January, 1872.
Witne, my hand and the Seal OF the City.
TLsl JOHN 4. WAGNER, Mayor.
Oficla: W. ". SIMoNs, Clerk Of Council.
decl9-tuthsm4 janl,2
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REMovED.-John Commins has removed
from No 13l Meeting street 10 No. 3o8 King
street, five doors above Wentworth. ANY
person wishing good substantial Boots and
Shces-no paper bottoms-will please give
call. A few cases Of ladies' Winter Slippers
(flannel lined) at 81 so per pair.
dpc1omwi6
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RUSINESS TIC X s.

"HAvE you seen those Singer New Family
Sewing Machines, with folding tops y" 'Yes,
and they are really elegant"
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HAVE You SEEN HAYDEN's CHRISTMAS
'SPREAD ?" No Well, then, take my ad-
vice and give him call. Don't wait until the
last day, for then his splendid assortment will
be broken and you will find 1t difficult to be
served. declS b
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CRuMBs.-Yesterday was the shortest day IN
the year.
Poultry and mince-pies are getting to he
the order of the day for tie dinner table.
Colonel Thomas D. Meares, prominent
lawyer and successful rice planter,o Whining
ton. N. c., is dead.
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The UNANIMOUS VERDICT of the ladies is
that the bes. selection of Portemonnaies and
Russia Goods are to be found at HAYDEN's,
No. 272 King street. decls-6
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MAGNIFICENT MEERscHAUM PIPES, from 81 20
5000 each, suitable for Christmas presents, will
be sod cheap during this week. Prize
Wheel Is connected with this establishment By
which you may draw one of the above Pipes
for 25 cents only. Call at Emperor William
Cigar Store, No. 80 King street. Specie in
change. WM SCHROEDER, Proprietor.
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The "HoME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE"
uses the Straight Needle, makes the Lock
Stitch (alike ou both sidea,) and is one of the
most useful and fashionable Christmas Gifts
you could present to your lady friends-s25
and s37. 80 decS-fmwl0
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CHEAPER THAN EVER Writing Desks,
Photograph Albums and Pocket-Books, at
Hasel street Bazaar. decl4
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p.anos.
PIANOS! PIANOS |!

We are this day opening Fresh Supply OF
PIANOFORTES, received by Schooner Phelps.
Persons Intending purchasing viii do we'll to call
and examine Styles and Prices.
dec22-2 HENRY SIEGLING.
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FRENCH CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERs.-A
beautiful assortment just opened at Won San,
tens Bazaar, next door to Academy of Music.
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"KEYLEss WATCHES. I'VE have just re-
ceived per steamer Vile de Paris from HaVre
an invoice OF fine Gold Stem Winders and
Chronographs, from the celebrated factory Of
Patek Philippe & Co., Geneva, to which we
desire to call the attention Of purchasers.
CARR1NGToN, THOMAS & Co., Jewellers and di-
rect Importers, No. 256 King street. decl9
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ONE DOLLAR WRITING DEsKs.-Superior 10
any sold heretofore. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
and EAST BAY NEws-RooM. dec20
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OvERcoArs, from IS to s25, at Menke &
Muller's, No. 1926 King street. decl6
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Go AND INSPECT the handsome Stock Of
Clothing at Menke & Muller's, No. a25 King
street. decl6
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For STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT, at popu-
lar prices, go to Plenge's, No. 2ol King street.
dpcl9-5
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CRoQUEr CRoouET The cheapest in The
city. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR. dec2O
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By W. Y. LEITCH & R. y. BRUINS,

CTEAM GRIST MILL IN COMPLETE:
- order, King street, east side, few doors from.
Line.
win be sold on THURSDAY, January 4th, at TIE
Old Postonice, at IL O'Clock.
That eliglbly located STEAM GRlSr AlLL,-
known as ''stopplebein MIL" King street, eat
side, few doors south Of Line street, consisting
in part Of:
Boiler, Horse Power
3oinch French Burr Stones, &c, &c.
Grinding capacity about IT'S bushels per day, all
In complete rum ng order.
Building 20 feet by so feet Id depth.
The land can be rented on lease Ior $!6o per
annumx oecls.IsJaoo,4
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xs- Now is the time to think about adVer-
t,snr holiday goods, and reflection should be
followed by judcious action.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Sare your money by
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4
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An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT Of Children's Hats
at Plenge's, No. 20l King street. decls-5
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GAMES AND PICTURE BOOKS. at popula
prices. at Hasel street Bazaar. decl4
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

New England Society, at II NJ.
Marion Lodge, at P. NJ.
Union Star Fire Company, at T. n.
Washington Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso'
,iatiop. at P. NJ.
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VALUABLE wharf PROPERTY FOR

un MONDAY, the second day OF January next,
at l2 O'Clock NJ. before the Courthouse In George.
town, | will offer for sale, at Publ, Uutcry,
All that Valuable Property known q, CUTTING
WHARF upon which are two woy den store
kouses-being among the most eligible lots IN the
town for business purposes; measuring In 'front.'
on Bay street so feet, and extending to Sampit
River In the rear, with dock on one side.
Conditions cash. Purchaser TO pay f0r title
and sramps r. e. FRASER,
decaO Wins Auctloneer.
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HINTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
WHAT TO BUY, AND WHERE TO GETIT.

Santa Claus, though the soul OF beneVolence,
is very systematic in his way Of doing busl-
ness. All that the children know about the
good old gentleman is that he fills their stock
ings on Christmas eve. little thinking that for
DAYS before that eventful night he is busy max
ing ND his parcels. The fraternal relations
between Sinta Claus and THE NEWS enable us
to tell the public where The reindeer most de-
light 10 call.
Yang-Ylang!
Thi, Is Gaelic or Heather Chinee for an eX-
oulsite perfume distilled by the we'll known
chemist, Charlemagno. at the time oil his mar.
riage to the Queen of Sheba. The secret was
revealed to the Cham of Tartary by his prime
minister, Joan of Arc, who sold the recipe 10
the renowned Lutin, OF Paris, all whose
wares are sold by Dr. Fl. Baer, No. Isl Meeting
street.
The F. F. S. NJ.
The Weed F. F. Sewing Machine is one
which enjoys high degree of popularity with
the practical public. It's reputation as a first
Class family machine has been long establish
ed, ard the agent D. B. Has.eton, desires
nothing better, to begin with, than a call at
his office, No. 3Oz King street, where he Will
convince the public of the excellence Of the
F. F. S. NJ.
Civiiized Man Cannot Live Without
Cooks.
A scolding wife aud a smoking chimney are
enumerated by the old saw as two OF the great
est evils to which the male species are sub
iected in their journey through l'fe. For The
former evil We can off:r nothing but deep
sympathy; for the latter we refer the saffrrer
with confidence TO the cooking stoves on ex-
hibilion at Messrs. Adams, Damon Co., No,
l6 Broad street. Their assortment Of house.
furnishing articles and kitchen utensils is
varied and extensive, and cannot fail to com
mend itself to the prac ical man. Go to No.
l6 Broad street, and bid defiance to smoke
and Inconvenience in the domestic hearth.
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JUST RECEIVED fresh supply of Underwear
Goods at Menke g. Mu ler's, No. 325 King
street. decl6
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-The lot of land with
the buildings, No. 70, on the south side OF
Broad street, twenty-six feet in front by TWO
hundred and ten feet deep, was sod yester-
day morning, at auction, by R. NJ. Marshall d
Brother. for two thousand three hundred dol
lars; one-third cash, and The balance in one
and two years
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CHEILLEY's PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Cloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperlections, such as
tearing or ripping.
Paris, 20 Rue de 10 Paix.
n,,oa, London, So Regent street.
Dsfofs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., sole Agents
for Charleston. nov3-6mos
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11ripate Gales, @e.

By ]. FRASER MATHEWESs
At PRIVATE SALE, FOUR PLANTA-
n TIONS known as Durgannon, Berry Hill,
1nisolrn,s and Myers, on the Savannah ana
charleston Railroad. twelve miles from Charles.
ton. with Dwelling and other buildings contain-
ine about 1900 acres OF Cotton, Rice, Provision
and Timber Land also 600 acres Oh rne snn s1na
LA FARM Of rs acres near Slx:Mile House.
That well known RESTAURANT IN Hasel street,
A seven "a BUILDING LOTS in the Town Of RAY
onS w decl6-stufS
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DRIP gro1s, &f.

2S7! 2S7! SS7!
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The chances are unusually good-one ticket In
every sixty two is sure 10 draw prize.
Orders for Tickets received up to the 5th Of Jan.
uary, after which time no more Tickets will be
sold.
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BARGAINS! BAR GAINS !
sToLL, WEBB & CO.,

we beg to call special attention to ore o. the
largest stscss OF DRY GOODS We have ever
shown:
Each Department is well. stocked with every
article that q Country Merchant, Planter or
Rousekeeper can want for general use
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THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD LEAsE.-The
action Of the stockholders Of the United railroad
Companies of New Jersey at their meeting or
Wednesday, when they passed resolution APP
proving the coarse Of the Joint Board in further
ing the lease TO the Pennsylvania Central, IL
considered conclusive that the lease will be
perfected. The most opposition came from
some OF the stockholders OF the New Jersey
Railroad, and they claim that without the assent
of all the owners of stock to taking the bonds OF
Inc Pennsylvania Central the lease is not valid
1t appears, however, that only a two-third.
majority is required, and that undoubtedly car
be had. That the contract viii be completed
by the first Of July is considered certain, unles.
the opposition resort TO litigation, OF which
there is some expectation. The ten per cent
which the Pennsylvania Central proposes to paw
would make an annual rent of S1.9iS, 500, and
they would take exclusive possession OF all the
rolling and floating stock, buildings and real
estate Of the New Jersey Railroad, Camden and
Amboy Railroad, and Delaware and Raritan
Canal.
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Captain Hair. Arctic Exp~disiou.
SAILING II fAe PelarTs.


The steam vessel Polaris, formerly the Pcrrf-
vinkle,) lately fitted out at the W shinston navy
nard for the Arctic expedition under Captain
Hall, sailed az 1870 O'Clock y. m. TODAY. with
her officers and crew all aboard. She l. lsoanh
inst 90 New York, where the EsQuimeauH ...IosI'
and III annah" win be taken aboard, "a also asl-
ditaonal stores and instruments
was given out yesterday that she wOald GER
talniy SAL to-day, and, a. a consequence. there
Vas large number Of visitors I'm the ward an the
forenoon, and az times the vessel was 40 crowded
thAt the onccrs and crew were somewhat in
oSmmoded. Among those who called were the
ohceIs OF the YARD, and many acquaintance OF
the ccers OF the ship 20 saw good i've huf ~,
no case would Captain Hall reSpond v hen IN,
word was coupled with an expression imnlyins
doubt as 20 the success OF the eNpedffion and
In this the o1icers and men were with him. each
being sanguine OF meeting their friends in WASH
ington again.
About - minutes after II O'Clock tho whistle
Nas blown a. a signal for all not having business
on board 90 leave, and after few hurried part
ing words, the lines were cast OF and the vessel
glided out on the stream mid the " aving of han.
and handkcrchicfs, and the exchanging of good
byes." The rigging OF the TallapOosa. near the
chip house, was manned BY the cnCw. who gave
The saunch little craft their hearty cheers she
passtd d, which were returned By her crew.
Visitors 10 the vessel this morning, were struck
with the sanguine spirit OF both officers aud
crew, each one being as firm a. Captain Han
himself in the belief that they will discover he
northwest passage and reach the polar Sfa
Rev. DIR. Newman did not lea W in tn, stean,~r
and the report that he intended 90 accompany
the vessel TO Labrador, was without foundation
in fact.
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD
4 SfTIke.-The CARPENTERS on Tie C,.or....t',,,,,
division OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
hndlnE their reduced wages INSULT cient for their
necessary Dc mands, have struck for restoration
OF rates to the original standard. No ore can
blame The m for tbs action, since they. as we'll
as an other operatives Of the Canal Board.
perform services which are pOorely requited by
the pittance dOled out 70 them.
Hdrrest--The wheat is ripening OF verv
rapidly under the hot, dry weather that has
prevailed Tor some time past Harvest will
commence IN Few days, and, az IL ay,proaches
fears begin 10 arise that its results viii fan short
OF lts early promise. Oats, corn, grass and other
drought.
HydroI hobid.-AbOut nine mOnts ago. a nepro
boy, OF Brookeyille, in this county, was bitten
on the lip by dog, which soon after Disappeared
was taken with Hydrophobis, and died on SIM
Gay last, after horrible neutrality-suspicious. Ss1s-
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New Hampshire Legislature.
An Atr-night .Session-Tae GorsT~OrsGip Qvesti

An dU-H1qkt SeSst0a-1he GOreTp0rShip QUssfiOn
20 be Settled To-day.
CONCORD, y. H., June 10.-After an all-night
session, spent in ingenious parliamentary delay
ings on the call for the previous question on
Bngham's resolution TO notify the Senate that
the House had duly organized, a vote was
reached at a. m-14S yeas to 123 navs. The
question then reverted on Bingham's original
motion N notify the Senate Of the organization
of the House, which passed-1H % 121. Mr..
Bingham then offered a resolution that the
House is now ready TO meet the Senate in joint
convention 10 fill the vacancies, and moved the
previous question. After consultation with the
leaders of the republican side Bingham, with
drew his motion for the previous question. and
IL was agreed that no opposition should be made
10 the resolution, provided Scott, republican of
Keene, be allowed 70 vote on his arrival to-day as
he IL expected, and that the ballot be kept open
until his arrival or information from him is re-
ceived. With this understanding the resolution
of Bingham passed without opposition. At7I5
a. m. a recess was taken until 10 a. m. Many
members were sleeping during the tedious
session, and had to be aroused by watchful
friends to vote on the question.
To-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
CONCORD, y. H., june 10.-At 1870 a. m. the
the House met in joint convention 20 fill the
vacancies. In the Senate the Speaker announced
the constitutional candidates 20 be for district
number one, Daniel MOrey and W. X. Martin
and called upon the members TO prepare their
ballots. The Secretary of State made a return
of the votes for Governor and Councillors; which
return was referred TO the committee.
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The TypOgrapbers.

Tie North American International UaiOn.
The International typographical Uuion fin
ished its business in Baltimore yesterday, and
adjourned finally. The question of
THE ADMISSION OF CoLORED PRINTERS
70 membership was left Just as il was before
each subordinate Union being authorized to de-
eide for itself on the applications Of colored men
to become members.
Mr.. Fitzwinams, Of Washington, moved 90
expunge resolution, passed by the Albany con
Nention, in reference TO the attempt 10 forcs
upon Columbia Union l. +. Douglas, an ayOwed
rat. &c.
A lively and exciting discussion sprung M on
the introduction OF this question, the predomi-
nant sentiment being % lay the resolution on the
table, which the president decided By ruling
mat the motion 10 eNpunge could not be enter
tanned.
3iT. Fitzwilliams rose TO personal eNplana-
nation. He said, on behalf OF Columbia Tnion
he wished 20 say they had never desired 20 force
this negro question On the International Union.
Two years ago a delegate, without any iustruc-
uons 20 that effect, from Columbia Union. in
troduced the subject at Albany. and his motion
was TO relieve the Washington Union OF the onus
OF having originated the question.
A resolution was offered that the Albany Con-
yenticn did not intend TO censure the Washing
ton Union 10y the resolution passed in regard 10
l.. T. Douglass, and which has been already
mentioned II the proceedings. Quite lively
discussion ensued, several points OF order were
raised and decided, and finally the motion was
carried by large majority.
APPRENTICES AND PENALE PRINTFRs.
Mr.. Bassett, OF New York, offered resolutions,
subordinate Unions q stringent system Of ap-
premiership, and That they reject rs far as pos
sible all propositions fOr membership from par
ties applying who fail 20 comply with these re-
quiTements; also, that this body recommend TO
subordinate Unions some action in regard 10 fe-
male printers, and that members thereof refuse
10 work in Offices where non-CniOn women are
employed. A motion TO Teafiirm the resolution
adopted on the same suhjec at the last cOnven-
ton was offered as substitute for the first resO-
luton, which was adopted The following resO-
luton was offered rs a substitute 70 the second
resolution: THAT this convention recommend 20
subordinate Unions that they instruct their
members, as far as practicable, TO refuse to work
in offices with non-J mon printers" The substi-
tUte was adopted.
COLCRED PRINTERS RESUMED.
IL was moved that the resolution on the nero
question be taken IRON the table. Cpon a all
OF the yeas and NAYS IL was found that 81 were in
favor OF the motion and 70 against il. The resp
luton was Is follows:
/ Whereas the International Union has left the
admission or election OF grOes in the hands OF
subordinate unions; S0ired. That this supplies
TO those negroes applying with OF without cards
The President decided that il required a two
thirds vote 20 pass the resolution. The vote stood
Id yeas and - nays, and the resolution was
rejected, and the union adjourned siEe de-.
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The TeIeerapher.s Excursion.

NEW YORK, June 10-In connection with the
Inauguration OF the Morse statue the compliment
tary excursion rendered by L. G. FillOttson &
Co. TO the telegraphic fraternity, took place this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Fully two thousand tele-
graphists, including delegations from several
States, embarked on the steamer James Fiske
Jr., which was decorated with flags and fur
nished with music by the band OF the 18Th regi-
ment. The boat steamed away, followed Nv
cheering from the shore. The excursion sts will
return at O'clock TO participate in the ceremo-
MES at Central Park.
Specie shipments to-day, $3.50 900.
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q I,OO3 GIFTS.
NRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION


n ~. FOR THE BENEFIT or
he toH3dfiRE Asylum, Sisters Of Charify, Ns,c
York, and S1tftsTS' and Sailors Orphans
Home, WdShiHgf0a,
To be held in Washington, d. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
mlisitntr OF thermal Revenue the 9th of July
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
Ilcket holieTs by the Commissioners history Brick
House. GO y. Calvert ST.. Baltimore, S25Oo. 2 go
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Md, with
Ohio Canal. 5000. SstOry Brick House. 122 Boil
ton street. Baltic. Sl6IDo 3story Brick House, 2p
Ccnway St, BALTIC, 81 800. hRe Residence near
,IoVanstiwn-S miles from BALTIC. on Passenger r.
W, SntuO ] fine Residence near GoyanstOwn,
same location, 5000. fine Residence Govans-
town, same location, $500. fine Residence near
eboIe suburban property, $3.50 each, Sl7 ,5cJ.
60 Cash Gifts SO 900 Bonds, Brownsville Pr ecinct
and Lincoln County Nebraska, per cent; gold int.
Sb fUeO =, boIIs' lVNW n N STATE bonds; IdU
shares Citizens National Bank. Baltic; 100 Shares
northern Central X. r.; lel Shares Erie r. r.; %
Shares BALTIC. and Ohio X. r.; - Share5 Phila.
Wilmington and BALTIC. X. RI SO go Tic ETs only
viii be sold. at : each. S2f9 80.
MAJ Go foG GtsGGs Bi ht6.S Nd hd cOi
RefTsEcss.-Maj. Gen. d. Hunter, U. 5 A, Wash
ingtOn, II. C.; Hon. Jas. T. Ne2ley Pistsburg, Pa;
fiIst National Bank. Hagerstown. Nd; Applem9n
Co, Bank ers; Hagerstown, Md; Hon. X. J. Brent,
DEEDS Of the above Reel Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
circulars can be had of W. G.. Metzerott Co,
q q. III. Morrison. Bookselle rs, ATS Pennsyl vania
avenue; Benz. DeWOlf. Jeweler, 619 Pennsylv ania
avenue; JnO.C Parker, Bookseller. 527 9TH street;
Ait;IoE Dudley, Real Estate Agents i Loqisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
=, b Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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FRANCE SLIDING INTO A MoNARcHY-Tbe
Orleans Princes have promised to forego their
seats in the French Assembly and to proven,
their sons from becoming candidates. An ind;-
cation of the desire of the Bonapartists to tes,
their strength among the people Of France 4
shown in the candidacy of Prince Napoleon.
Rouher, Haussmann and Guerronier for tbe
Assembly. In speaking of the action of the
Assembly with regard to the Orleans Princes. =
Paris paper gives warning that France is sliding
down an incline into monarchy.