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The Ku-KluI Bill.

The following leading article from the New
York Eoeninq Post expresses the opinions OF
that large body OF moderate Republicans in
the North who are not willing, for the sake
of vindictive party feeling, to act any longer
in defiance OF the Constitution:
sit is reported from Washington that gentle
men In Congress expect to pass the 'Ku-KluI
bill this week, and adjourn on Saturday.
"Are they not q little too sanguine :? In Or
der to make the bill a law, the President will
have to sign it. Before signing it he will have
to examine 1t. III examining it, he will natu-
rally compare its provisions with the Constl-
tuition OF The United States, the supreme law
of the land, which he has sworn to defe nd and
preserve.
'sThe President Is not a lawyer; but 1t does
not need the skill of a lawyer to discover that
the Ku-Klux bill violates both the letter and
the spirit of the Constitution ; that 1t isi as
Harper's Weekly this week shows, as we have
shown, as a large and the most influential part
of the Republican press has shown, opposed
to the principles OF the Constitution, and con-
trary to the system and theory Of our govern
ment.
"Hdrper's Weekly, whose article we reprint
elsewhere, has been the most faithful friend
and admirpr Of the President. 1t asserts, what
is perfectly true, that this bill is unconstltu-
tional, unwarranted by anything IN the Consti-
tuition. What If the President should happen
to think so 90! What If, feeling his solemn
trust as the sworn defender of the Censtltu-
ton, he should be compelled-as we hope for
his own sake and the country's, he will be-to
send the bill buck 10 Congress?
she would do the country a great, an almost
inestimable service, and one in the very line OF
oil his past great services to the Uni n. For
as he fought in the war for the maintenance of
the Constitution, SO now he would once more
app.ar as its defender. Let him remember,
aud read over. the words of his great prede-
cessor, Lincoln: 4 would save the Union,
wrote Mr.. Lincoln, u would save 1t in the
shortest way, under the Constitution And
this was Ia a time of war. And again he said /:
81 am naturally anii-sIavery; II slavery is MOI
wrong, nothing ia wrong. Yet | have never
understood that the Presidency conferred upon
me al unrestricted light to act officially upon
this Judgment and feeling. 1t was In the oath
| took that | would TO the best Ut my ability
protect preserve and defend The Constitution OIL
the Quilted States. | cuuld not take office with
out taking tile oath nor Was it my view that
l might lake an oaLn 10 get power, and break
The oath in using the power
president Grant Can do no better or wiser
thing than TO follow the example OF President
iiucoln's devotion to the Constitution. He
Cannot by any act within his power more Gu
dear himself to the people than BY Keeping his
oath anil maintaining The Constitution he
swore To defend; preserve and protect.
'.If he does this Congress may not adjourn
on SaIurday-bnL he kl-Klux bill will never
become a law. 1t needs only one of his calm
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y on
ASIA AND AFRICA.

Dr.. W.. DAVIS, ex.Proressor in the University
OF st. Petersburg, Will deliver the Second Lee
ture on his SCIENTIFIC TRAVELS IN SIBERIA,
CHINA AND AFRICA TUESDAY next, the 18th
April, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, in the Lyceum Hall Of
Professor HOLMES, corner OF King and Went.
worth atree,s. Professor DAVIS will give some
interesting accounts Of his Travels with DR..
LIVINGSTONE, IL Central Africa. The Lecture
will be illustrated by means Of powerful Oxy.
Hydrogen Lanterns, exhibiting beautiful large
Trsnsparencies OF Views Of Pyramids Of Egypt.
Tickets for q Lady and Gentleman 81; Single
Tickets so cents-may be had at Holiness Book
House, King street. apr15-s*
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TEENS OF fHE NEWS

rus DAILY NEWS, by man one year, -; BIZ
months 81; three monshs So 30. Served m the
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,iers, or So a year, paid In advance at the ONCE.
THk TRr-wEKKLY NEWS. published on tuesdays
Tnursdays and Saturdays, one year ss' SA
montha 81.
rHx WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. SIX copies
$40. Ten copies. to one address, sl6.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in ell cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration OF
the time paid for.
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w-WHAT Is IT!-MANi, MANY PEG
PIE suffer from they know not what. They are
not sick-they are not well. There is no name
for 1t. 1t Is simply weakness-a breaking down
OF the vital forces. Whatever It's causes, land
they are innumerable) Its symptoms are In the
main the same. Among the most prominent are
ext enc !~assitude, loss OF appetite. loss OF flesh,
and great mental depression. Indigestion and q
stomach cough are also frequently concomitants
or This distressing state OF body and of mind.
The common remark in relation to persons In
such q condition ia, that they are ~consnmptive.
Now, what these unfortunltes really want Is vigor,
vital strength; and, as certainly as dawn sue
ceeds darkness. they can recupcrate their systems
and regain peri ct health by r%esortlng to HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.
1t Is as clear tilat a nfe-reviving tonic Is required
In such CASTS, as that the dying flame o: an empty
lamp requires to be revived with o new supnly'of
oil. Perfectly pure and innocuous, containing
nothing but thu most genial vegetable extracts,
and combining the three grand clements OF a
stpmachic. an Alternative. and a genial tnvlgorant,
Hostctter's Bitrers are suitable to all constitu-
tions, and are as applicable To the diseases and
disabilities Of the feebler sex as to those OF men.
aprl5-6D&C
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M- OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARROLL
Ma CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES.
TON, 8. c., APRIL Is, ls7l.-The tenth Instalment
or FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE will be payable on
18th May proximo:
In Charleston, at the office OF the Company, No.
10 Broad street.
In Sumter, to Major Joseph Johnson.
In Manning, to Dr.. @ Allen Higgins.
WIN. n. PERONNEAU,
anr1s % mayi3 Is Treasurer.
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~- DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON-
DUsTfD In the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH AZ
rERNooN, at 4 O'Clock, by the Rev. F. GoWAN'
arp15

@ SPRING STREET CHURCH
Divine Service To MORROW MORNING at half-past
10 O'Clock. Sabbath-school In the AFTERNOON.
EVENING Service at quarter to 8 O'Clock. During
the Revival now In progress in this Church, Di-
Service will be held every EVENING at 8
O'Clock, and a Prayer Meeting every AFTERNOON
at 5 O'Clock. aprl6
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Dbltnarn.

PINCKNEY.-Died. on the evening OF April s
1871, EDTARD SHUBRICK, infant son OF. B. Gail
lard and NJ. Caroline Pinckuey.
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9periM Motlres.

M THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH o
ING, at half-past 1ooclook, corner Of Church and
Water streets. Services by the Rev. W.B. YATES,
CHAPLAIN. jan14-s
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clear messages to rally most the whole Of the
Republican strength IN Congress to bis side,
and to make him the true and worthy leader
Of his party"
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5ucrlal Noflecs.

wrNOTICE-LA FAVORtTA CLUB
PICNIC, proposed for the 18th instant, has been
postponed until THIS DAY, 18th instant. Steamer
will leave Market Wharf at 8 and 10 A. N. and 8
P. NJ, returning at 8 P. n. Parties Interested
will please take notice. B. d. BROWN,
aprl5 Secretary and Treasurer.
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rs CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are hereby noti'
fed that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY at
Pier No. 2, Union wharves. Goods uncalled Tor at
sunset will remain on the wharf at owners
risk and expense. WIN. A. ~CoURTENAY,
apr1,1 Agent.
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Groceries, Eiauors, &r.
MAOKEREL, FLOUR, &c.$


STARN, MAOKEREL, FLOUR, &C.
STARCH.
Clements ,oRN sTARca, I ODER It to the trade
In lots atS1 cents per pound.
MACKEREL.
800 kits and half bbts No. MACKEREL, large
size, on consignment, In lots to the trade ct 81 Is
and 50 so, or less, to close the lot.
FLOUR. .,.t1
On consignment from the Mil direct, the vsn.
Gus grades OF Family FLOUR manufactured BY
Dams 4 Emmons, and branded Gold Dust, Home
for Family use; the two last for Bakers.
BRcOMS,
on consignment from the Factory in Tennes-
see, and from 81 to So per dozen.
..HAYER's sELF.wAsHING SOAP.
100 boxes OF thls valuable SOAP.
LARD
In bills, 8, s and lo.pound caddtes, also n buckets
OF % pounds.
~ SUGAR,
Crushed, Powdered, A, B and Q, and Yellow; also
Syrup.
CANDLES,
in whole and half boxes, 10 OF; and IA OF.
BISCUITS AND CAKES.
A full assortment OF all kinds, In bbls. and boxes,
direct from the,Bakery In Baltimore.
SOAP, &ja. -Nu
New York, German, Erastve, Extra Pale Family,
Laundry, Household, Perfumed. 1 OFFER theee
SOAPS at Factory prices; freight added, with the
usual discount to the trade.
CorT0N.sEED MEAL.
200 bags direct from the Factory.
The attention OF purchasers Ia called to the
above. Being on consignment, they Will be sold
at Factory prices, freight added -. -
~ r. J.. \. ROBS0N
No. 90 East Bay, and Nos. l and 2 Atlantic Wharf.
onr1k-JNhH
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w ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS indebted to Mrs. ELlz ,BETH L.. POR.
CHEn, deceased, late Of St. Johns Berkeley, will
make payment TO the subscriber, in Charles
ton, and all persons having claims q aInst said
deceased will render their accounts, properly at.
tested, to PETER G. GA1LLARD,
aprl4-fnw6 Qualified Executor.
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Eerlnres.
. FREE sWEDENBORGIAN LECTURE
AT THE

AT THE
UNITARIAN CHURCH TONIGHT.
Rev. EDWD. PAYSON WALTON will Lecture
TONIGHT, At the Unitarian Church, at 8 O'Clock.
Subject: Redemption. Who Redeems? Who
is Redeemed, and from wha. are Mankind Re-
deemed" Seats free. aprl5
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" ING VILLA NJ :.

Just received III XII v WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC.
TORY, No. 3U KING street. n,aif Society street. d
uirge AMI c%,Inp.''te assortment o. LeaI. Cne"lnH
aud orIuKlug OBAG,:O. liz treLLea. oliun. Plpe,.
&c. Havana au'i ID Inustlc ClIars imported an
manufactured ny WM SC'tR iDtR- who respect
Iuliy IvIIe> THE attention. VI chewerB AMI smoker.
uuG Era'leri. wrultHalt. aud retail. 10 Is SUCK Iun'
comprising every variety u qualify ana prices
rom he cn':ip,.SI t., HE nlIile3l Rra'ie, which ."
,lrerrd d. tile n,yesi ,:a.n ca, III. All orders iron
ine uouutr, will rta:elve prNnnf attention Su.'
shipped q. O. D.. or at thirty. days. CITY accert
anees. decl3-6mo6
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G- NO ,ICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
cautioned against trading for a note executed by
[. GoUDKoP, dated the 5th Of April, 1871, for
$500, at thirty days, purported to be endorsed by
me, as the said note was obtained without COZ.
sheraton and under false pretences.
eprl5-1 E. SCOTT.
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w-ONLY A FEW DAYS LONGER
Complete triumph over Oorns and Bunions By
Mons. BERGER. Plenty references to reliable
gentlemen who have been cured. Apply at No.
3D. King street. apr5-wS4H
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ass SWEDENBORGIAN SERVICE
Rev. EDWARD PAYsoN WALTON, OF Virginia,
will preach at the Sailors Bethel Church. on
Church street, south Of Tradd, on SUNDAY MORN.
ING, at half-past 10 O'Clock.
Subject Gain Kills Abel, or Faith alone Kills
Oharity-thus a Murder, then a Suicide"
apr15
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@- DR. CURTIS ON "MANHOOD."
4 Medical Essay TN the cause and cure Of Prema-
ture d. cline, Nervous and Physical Debility, Sper-
matorrhma, sedenrary Life Excess. overtaxed
Constitution, Abuses OF the System, Ic. II gives
a clear synopsis Of the inpeulments TO Marriage,
aud the remedies tllerefor-the results OF twenty
years. successful practice, by E. De F. CURTIS.
Al. d., E.K.G.S, &c.
..Ourtis on siaRhoodn should I've read by the
young Tor It's instruction., and by the ailllctet as a
source OF relief. 1t viii inJure nn one.-Redtcdi
Tim $ ana Gaze'E.
There is no member OF society by whom this
bou3 will not be found useful. whether he I've
parent. pr'cept0r or clergrnail.-LoMon 1fh'eS'
Price 81 ny mail. Address Dr. CURTIS, NO. y
fremont Pace, Boston. Mass. mar7-tuthslFr
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
w PRICES.

WHlSKEY from ST so per gallon ana upwards
Od Nnrlh Carol ma Corn Wnlakey 81 per gallon.
Port Sherry, Madeira and lhreL Wfue5 from
81 81 pc gallon and UPWARDS.
French AMI d .nlrsItc Br8ndtet " reduced prices.
AN Of th. abnve a. p~rucureii directly ir Ill tie
lmpor rrS AMI DIstl.ers thereby saving all inter.
mediate runt-, aud lnsurlng a good article, and
are warranted uf gno,i qualify. hre nAvor. pure
aud una,lulierate t., even tue Invest grades heIug
uuarauieel strictly pure. Per+,n, In need ol
such goods tor medicinal or other purposes oaa
depend ipnu getting q strictly pure article at an
extremely low price from
w. n. WEL'H.
Family Grocer,
BY orner Meeting and Market streets.
IT. Gooie delivered Tree Of charge. april
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
service will be held in. this Church TOMORROW
MORNING. at halfpsst 10 O'Clock, and In the
EVENING at q quarter before s O'Clock, the REV.
R. P. CUTLER officiating. All strangers are cor
daily invited to attend.
Subject for the evening discourse Sin, Its Pre-;
sent and Future Retributions. aprl5
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~ MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.-NO-
T1CE.-The Gates OF this Cemetery will hereafter
be closed on SUNDAYS, and no person allowed on
the grounds except NTH a ~lot.holder'S ticket,
which must be obtained at the office in Broad
street. EDWARD K
mar24-2tus4 President NJ. G. Company.
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financial.
Financial.
T A N E S 81 W I L SO N,
BANKER AND BROKER,

BANKER AND bhOhEh,
Buys and sells FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Elk
CHANGE, Gold Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks. Bonds,
and all classes OF Securities, at Current rates and
OH Commission.
Interest allowed on Deposits, subject to check
at sight. Time Deposits RECEIVED as per agree.
ment.
Issues Gold Checks on New York; Drafts In
sums OF 81 and upwards on Union Bank OF Lon
don, and Provincial Bank OF Ireland, at Dublin,
and Branches; also, In sums OF Ten Thalers aud
on Discount Company, Berlin, Prussia.
Collections attended 10 promptly.
Loans NEGOTIATED. aprl-stuthlmo
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M- TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY

yS 1IiIINIII O"ON
SCHOOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MORN
ING, at half. past 10 o'clockra Sermon, suitable to
the occasion, will be delivered by the Pastor, Rev.
]. N. CARLISLE, with the reading OF the Annual
Report by the Superintendent, s. A. NELSON,
Esq, and appropriate singing by the children.
At NlGHT, at 8 O'Clock, there will be speeches oy
the Scholars, Singing by the School and Floral
Offering. with presentation Of Prizes. Tne pubic
are invited IN he nresent- aprl5-*
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Da1lts.

UIANTED, A COLORED BOY, TO
w attend TO horses. A. ply at northwest Ger.
ner Of Rutledge and Montague streets.
Rprlbrstu2f
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@-OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARROLL.
Ma CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY-cHARLEs
TON, s. G., MARCH 10TH, ls71.-The Ninth install.
ment OF FIVE DOLLARS per share will be paya.
b4e on 18th April proxlmo.
In Charleston-At the ONCE Of the Company,
No. 10 Broad street.
In sumter-To Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In Clarendon-To DR.. G. ALLEN HIGGINS.
WIN. Il. PEROENEAU,
marI5-w5sI Treasurer.
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mar15-wi

g- OFFICE SAVANNAH AMI
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY Y.
CHARLESTON, APRIL 8, 1s7l.-stockhelders OF
this Company are notified that the Eight per
cent. Bonds and Certificates OF Stock authorized
to be Issued at the annual meeting Of the Stock.
holders held on the 9th day OF February last,
will be ready for delivery on THURSDAY, 9th In.
slant, and for that purpose the Treasurer Of the
Company will attend at the once OF M"ssrs.
CAMPBELL SEABRO0K, No. SO Broad street,
on that day, and each subsequent day, from - to
8 O'Clock, until Saturday, 18th instant, inclusive.
S. ". FISHER,
apr3-12 Treasurer s. and @. r. R. Company.
B- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from aud after the 6rsr day If March, 1871, they
Will report al their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOZO, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
ROBT. c. DELARGE, L. G. S. sc.
Columbia, February 2s. 1871. marll
~ GETTING MARRIED.--ESSAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the proprlety.
or Improperly Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
p. ANS -8mos
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@- BANK OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, MARCH %, ls71.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at a meeting OF the
Stockholders, on 9th inst, an election for Thir-
teen Directors Will be held on TUESDAY, I'd day OF
May next. aud a meeting OF the Stockholders for
the purpose OF recognizing tie Bank will also be
held ON same date, ut 10 O'Clock, in the Bank
HALL. WILLIAM THAYER,
aprl-stuthl0DS Cashier.
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TIME PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
CHARLESTON. S. CA meeting Of The
Stockholders OF the Peoples National Bank will
be held at the Banking House on the TWENTIETH
OF APRIL next, OF IL O'Clock, for tn purpose OF
amending Section III OF the Articles OF ASS cha.
ton, so that the Board Of Directors shall consist
or eleven instead Of seven, as heretofore.
aprIs-thtus B. G. Lopez, Cashier.
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@sIF YOU DON'T WANT To DISGUST
everybody with your offensive breath cure your
Calsrrh. s5oG reward IS offered by the proprie
tor ul Ur. SAGHrS OATARRH REMEDY for 8 case
he cannot cure. Il Is sold BY druggists. Can get
It. fur sixty cents by mail from DR.. R.. v. Pierce,
Bunal !, New YorA. Pamphlet lee.
nrIa-fhSfn3ntC
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m- BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA.
A splendid preparation. Completely superseding
the use or all naaseous pnrgatve Medicines. Sold
ny Druggists. JNO. q. BAKER & CO., PhIladel-
phia.
A full supply on hand by
DR.. H. BAER,
feb7-tuthssmOs No. 1871 Meeting street.
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New Books.

Our GIRLS. By Dio Lewis, a. MN. D., Presi.
dent of the Normal Institute for Physical
Education, &c. New York Harper & Bros.
Ta7I Charleston /: Holiness B0okhOuse.
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V7ANTED TO PURCHASE, SECOND.
w HAND FURNITURE OF all descriutions,
for which hignes' cash prices will be paid. Ad.
dress P. O. Box No. 473. apr10-mws3%
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The yellow Fever I'm Charleston

WILMINGToN, y. C., Aug. ga telegram
received from the mayor of Charleston this
morning says the yellow fever is in Charleston,
and the board Of health think it has assumed an
epidemic form. Through trains have been dis
continued between Wilmington and Charleston,
passengers now changing cars at Florence.
Sleeping cars are not allowed 70 run at all be-
tween the two cities. The authorities and citi-
Zens have been bending ali their energies to-
wards improving the sanitary condition OF the
city as measure of precaution.
CHARLESTON, s. G., August 26.-The Medical
Society Of Charleston, in view OF the exagcer-
ated reports abroad as 20 the prevalence of
yellow fever here, held meeting last evening
and after a full investigation and discussion re-
solved to make an official publication of the real
facts of the case, as follows: That yellow fever
OF mild type does exist TO limited extent in
Charleston; that il is mainly confined TO one
neighborhood that the first case dated from july
9th, and during the month that has elapsed
since then there have been, perhaps, in all up 10
this time 35 cases, 8 of which have proved fatal,
but that the disease does not seem Of character
disposed 10 spread rapidly or widely. 1t is added
that differences of opinion exist in the profession
as TO the probable spread of the disease. The
Board OF Health announce this morning that
the number of cases reported since the ed inst.
Indicate that the disease is assuming an cpl
lemic form.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lower Prices than Elsewhere.

Ayers Serssparila and Cherry PectoraI, ssc
Bumett's CooOaine and KalistOn, Sc; schenck :
Syrup and Tonic. 81 Is; Jayne's ExpectOrant and
Alternative, Sc. Hosfetter's HOOhands aud Vinegar
btters, gc.; Michlers Herb Bitters, SIC; Lyon :
kathairOn and Barry 3 Tricopherus, 40c.; Laird &
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, 6Oc. Batcheler's n air
Dye, Sc. HembOlds Buchut 81 -; Browns ia
rants Aperient soc: Minchester's Hypophosphites,
Sc; Oseoods India Ohologogue, ef Is; Sterling
Ambroeia, Sc. sozOdont Csc; Nichols Elixir Pro
toxide Iron, eDc.; De Jough's Cod Liver on, Sl:
other kinds, Sc; flaggs Relief, sOc.; Railway :
Lotion, Sl75; Lubins Extracts, genuine. 81: COL
gates Soaps, very large assortment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle;
Fine OLD Rye Whisky, large bottles, si per gallon
SSsuaranteed as represented OF money refunded:
California Wines, Port, Angelica, sherry uscafel
81. ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
au5-tr Corner ID and ID streets n W.
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ANOTHER VERDICT IN THEWEsTFIEIpC CASE
The verdict OF the Brooklyn cOrOner's jury in
regard 20 the Brooklyn victims of the Westfeld
dlss,st er nnds that John NJ adden and Others came
70 their deaths from injuries received from tie
explosion OF the boiler OF the steamer Westfield
owned and controlee by the Staten Island Rail-
road Co, that said boiler was defective in its
original construction, worn ont 10y use, and in
Elted the catastrophe IL met; that Jacob III. Van
derbit, President OF the Staten Island Railroad
company, John n. Mathews, United States in
said company, and Henry Robinson, engineer.
are responsible for the of said defective boiler
and the consequences of its use, and should be
held accountable for the deaths of the aforesaid
persons. Coroner Whitehill will cause the ar
rest OF the parties whom the jury have held re-
SpOnsible for the accident
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AZ Capt. Eyre, who ran down the Oneida. ia
dead.
~ There is a place in Alabama called Scuf-
hetOwn.
81 More than three hundred ladies have sent
IN their cards 70 Mrs. Fair since her incarcera-
ton.
~ Chicago has fourteen trades unions in fun
blast.
81 ST. Louis has receded 20 mass-meetings
again on the Capital-mOving scheme, one being
announced TO take place on the 18th ultimO.
Blow" very properly heads the call.
nYThe Sheriff of Wake county, North Caro-
lima, knows how 20 do it. He has sixty cOnvicts
al work ON his farm, and he charges the State
for their board.
nHAllsOp, one of the English soldiers who
held the key OF the English position al waterloo
an DAY, receives pension Of twelve cents per
diem. -