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ART1I AC1AL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

NNHOSE who hatd lost several Natural
i Teeth, and bave been advised. to part
with remaining sound ones, as tho tirst step
requested. before submitting to a, practice.
cruel in itsol1 and often unnecessarily par M
formed, to convince themselves Of its fsiisoy.
by looking CLOSELY into q matter OF 30 much
Importance. '"'
Tho above, improvement wae designed to re-
sist SO depfofable a practice, and aftor tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable OF accomplishing what no other sys-
It is now ppAsible 20 obtain partial cases,
which will 61o tot years NaturnI Teeth, and
be at the same time reliable in every reapect.
An invitation is hereby given to such aa
Rooms, and oxsrtaine duplicate specimens Of
cases now in actual us6.
Nov8t REYNOLDS d REYNOLDS,
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!: REMOVAL.
Entire New Stock.

>. THE undersigned respectfully informs
~A his customers thathe has REMOVED to
4lopposite the Columbia Hotel, and is fully
prepared with an entirely NEW STOCK OF
GOODS, to At out q gentleman in the vory
LATEST FASHION. Ho has secured the
latest AnA hes. s.J!s= of CLOTHS, Ca6Si.
MEREH and GENfLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS generally. Call at the new stand and
select suit, or feavo your order and have it
mage TO measure. O. D. EBEHHARDT.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN "A
Deposits of Sl and Upwards Received,

IETER EST ALLO WE'D 4 THE IA TEtit
!SEFltNs PER. OENI. r lclt. INLNsUN,
[ ON CERYYFIOA Ik,S OF DEI'S>HlT,
: AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVERY SII
AOMl'HS ON ACCO UNITS. i.;
.f;li !, ,.ioFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President.
John y. palmer. yice.rresid,i,ts.
A. G. Brenzcr, Cashier. s.;
john g. Is. Smith, Assistant Cashier. :
Directors.
Wade Hampton, William Martin. A. c. Has
kcll, f. W. McA1aster, John +. Thomae. y: II .
Heinitsh, John Is. Palmer, Thomas z. Gregg,
Columbia.
J.Eli Gregg, Marion.
G.. II. Scntt, Ncwbcrry.
W. G. Mayes. Newberry.
b. II. Kntlcdge, Charleston.
Tianiel Kayenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborcre, Clerks. Widows. Or.
phanA and others may here deposit their saw
lngs al nd draw liberal rate of interest there.
on. i'iAnters, Professional Men and Trustees
wishing to draw interest eli their funds until
thcy require them for businese or other pur-
poses: farcnts desiring TO cot apart small
surls for their children, and Married Women
nnd Minors (whoAG deposits can only be with
drawn by themselves, or, in case of death, BY
their legal rcpresentatives,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
m opportunity Of dcpositing their means
where they will rapidly accumulate. and, at
The Same time, t.e subject TO withdraw )when
needed. Aug IL
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MANKnRs N CHta6R. WHY is Il some
men exhibit respect for the Lords house
by entering it uncovered. and lose that
sssRasE ip fg8f fs3 b sRe2se b BfffAta
tleman to wear his hat in the house OF a
friend; is it not worse manners for q
Christian to wear his hat in the house of
the Lord7 Oh9stian Ahould be as
polite, at least, az meii il 81 TIE world.
The question is dehatable whether tho
practice of chewing tobacco is .fithier
than smoking. Now, if it be Q time
honoredsapd fey9red 9ustbH to} 4bsw in
church, why not extend TO >th6 other
class OF practitioners the comfortable
favor qHeHM nssyI is paid, iHA6lhSout
of the Way kirks of Scotland, 81 sn,oking
in church? -
Does it increase. faith. on intensity
piety, when first seated lin the Lorde
house, TO set up a general whispering
among ourselves. and talk the whole
neighbbosEho II 3 ood ever A. Rselt17p95,nasy b, 81
oially of our country and village churches.
must be strengthened nightly in the
inner man.
Alter prayer, and when the preacher
is about to announce the hymn. what o
barking, and snortihg, and blowing of
noses! Then it is we all turn ourselves
loose for general cleaning out of boilers
and pipes. What if but few beard the
number Of the hymn; surely the good
man will annoupoe it. again., and per-
chance for the fourth time, before as
sured of having been heard. Had not
the. preacher better whit and let us have
good cough all round, and be done
with it? M ,.'a7. i,ai.
The pews in our old meeting house
faced the door. How pleasant it was,
and how comforting. in those good, ,.old
halcyon days, to sit faoing both the. door
and the minister; With what solemn
satisfaction could we. sit, and without an
effost, gaze at the comers.in, and know
exactly how every one was dressed. We
then had an object IN coming early.
Now, atasl how changed! The architect
of our new house has put all our backs
to the dopr; and. with much 'inconVe.
nienoe And some pain, We muat twist
ourselves around in our places, when one
comes in late, to see who it is. The most
Of us, however, manage to get through
with the performance many times during
the hour, and tho point being made Of
the time of these episodes, must indeed
be OF rare and vital Interest, if the num-
ber of twisted neoks is not greater than
the straight. It is amusing to watch the
faces fly around, and the strained eyea,
when the door slams at our backs.
Did yon never hear baby cry in
church? If so, hope yon did not stare
at the anxious mother until her checks
were mantled with crimson. No, never
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feetual remedy l,an any other. Those WHO have
trod it, know that It cured them thosc yhn have
not, know that cures theirnnighbors and ircndt;
Ways that i. never fails through any tu!. or u,g,
thousands certificates ortheir reinak cures
OF the following complaints but such cure; arc
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
IN all climates containing neither c.,loinel horany
by aMy'"ly. Teir sixareoaiins s nresSrves tl,e
ever fresh, anil makes them pleasant to take, while
being purely vrgeta',ie, no har:n can ari-e irom
They operate b: their powerful influence nn the
internal viscera 10 purify the blool and stimulate
Of the stomach owfs, liver, and other organs Of
the body, reshring their irregular action TO health,
rangc1ncnts rs ire the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are Gircn III the wrapper on
The box, tpr The following complaints "liis'i these
For Hp yspeI,si,a or Indis estion, L7.tlcas.
nrns, a.sn9uOr and Los. OF AprGtitc. they
acI, AMI restore its Healthy to tone and ae,ion
For Aivcr Co.apInint and its various symp.
lou. CoIic n,,d Bilious E'ever., they should
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause it,.
rad dose is generally required.
For Mncnmat..%, M att ..S So.t, gravel, Pal.
iGc ac1 % and % Hoins thcy should be conin shs
ncton! Of the system. With such change tiose
complaints disappear.
For Drop.y and Dropsical swcllings
they Should he taken In largo and frequent doses
to.prodmce the effect Of drastic purge.
For SuVItrcsaion large dose shonld he
taken rs it produces the desired effect by SYM
! pathy. II.
AS Dinner PHI, take one or two Pills to
| promote digestion md relieve the stonach.
| An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
nMl invigoratcs tho SYSTEM Hence 1t Is often nd
| ynntageous where no serious arrangement exists.
| One who feels tolerably we'll, often finds that n
dose or these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet.
ter, from their cleansing and renoyating effect on
| the digestive apparatus.
DR.. y. G. AVER d CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. 1LASS.. U. 8. Il.
Aug 5 tlly g. II. Mot, Agent.
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Private Boarding.

opened PHlfATE RoHfbINa III HOUSE, Gsf on on
Plain street, noar Bull. The house ia large
and ssiry, and guests may expect the comforts
OF q homo. ''' E.i Maya
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil tho purposes OF laxative

l'erl,ap. "ome ;;;2,ii-
cine T. 10 universally
lcH:;irc,l hy every.
body az Il cHth;l;tI';,
nor WAS ever :l::v be-
fore 80 universally
adopted i,iH use, il,
every country ;ta:i
ainuilg MI cl:,-.c.,cs
.tl.is lil;l,l but cilicicn:
purg;.tire rfU. i.l.c
obvious rc:l,u;i is,
that IL is ;lniOrc rrlln-
lilo Rl,,i f:ll. fl,,,t.. f.i.
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MALAn1oUs DISEASES GENERALLY


MAIARIOUS DISEASES GENERALLY.
FEMALES
Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TER4 the beat tonic known for the dise.s O
which they are generally subject, and whore a
gentle stimulant ia recommended.
SAVANNAH, March 16, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob LipI1nnn & Bro, Sapannah,
Ga.-GENTs: have tefOre mo your esteemed
letter Of the 14th inst, containing various
documents relative to your 'Germ II Dittera. -
After careful examination I must confess
that your Bittcrs is really wha you represent
it to be. an old German recipe OF DR.. Mitch
erlioh. of Berlin. Prussia. Ii will no doubt be
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is IL good preventive Of
chills aud fever. / find it 10 be q most de-
lightful and pleasant atonuchic. I remain
yours truly, tSigncd) AUG. +. WETTER.
KIRKLAND MILLS. GA, M arch %, 1870.
Messrs. Jacob LipF,,nn d. Ir6. ,iLruggists
SGudnnnh, GG.-GEETLgBHS: I-have intro.
duccd your Great G'lman Ki,tcrs hero to nv
customers and friends, and find better sale
for it than any have ever kept before. Those
who have tried it approve OF il very highly,
and do not hesitate In saying that 1t is far
superior III ealuc 20 e1J other Bittere now in
use. Yours, respectfully. W. KIRKLAND. !"
Wholesale Agente for State or South Carroll
na-DowIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS, HENRY BIS
CuOFF Il CO.. 0LACIC': Il WITTE STEF-
,FENH, WERNER d QUICKER, Charlcton.
Depot in Columbia, s. O., at GEIGER l.
MoGREuOR'S, Druggists. June 1vIt
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:2 THEY ARE NOT A VILE 3
AaF AN CIV D Rim K.s

Mnde. Of Poor Rum, Whl.Iscy, Fro,
\ Spirits aud Refuse I.lauurn doctorctl, ,fflce'.
and swcatcnsd to please tha taste. csilctlsTon-
lea" AppctIecrs," Ecstorcrs," &C.. that lead
tho tipplcr ION to drunkcpness and ruia, but nrc
q truo Medicine, made from TIC Native Roots utld
HcrbSn California, FREQ 'frnui nli Alcoholic
SfimuInnrs. Thoy arc tho (:ls EAT BLOOD
PURIFIER aud LIFE GIVING PnIS-
iCIPLE perfect tcnoYntor and Invigorator Of
tho System. carrying OF af baIs onous matter md
]: restoring tho blood to q nfsalthy condition. No
porson can tskeNheso pittcrs according to dIrcc-
ton aud remain long .uhwcll.i
SsE0r Infinmu,utory md Chronic IehcM-
n,ntisn md Cont, Dyspepsia or ln,ii-
acatiou, Bilious, Itcfifitecmt nnd Inter-
mttfcnt Fcvcrs, DtEcnEcs OF tho Blood,
sLIycr,=Ktdncys,n a nd BLADDER, these Bit
: tors have been most successful. Such Dis
cnscs aro caused by yitintct, Hood, which
is generally produced by dcranremcnt OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OIe INDIGESTION.
1Icatl.cc. Pnln In the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight
OF the Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructaltons OF
tho Stomach had tnsta Ii tho Month Bilious At
tacks, rapta.lon OF tho Heart. Inflammation OF
tic Lungs P.ia III Tho sions OF the Kidneys and
hundred other painful symptoms. nrr tho or
springs Of Dyspepsia. q
They iny,soratc TIC Stomach and stimulate tho
tn.p.dl liver and bowels, wlic render them OF un-
c1ua!lcd efficacy Ii cleansing The blood OF all
impurities, and IIu?a:tln2 new lifc end rlgor 10
the whole system.
FOR SKIN Ds%E.!;i:ss, Ernrt:ons. .Tctter,
Salt 1ihcun. Dlo:c,cs. Spots. l.liirlcs, Pustncs.
Doils. Car1unclcs. I;ing Worne. Scald-1Icad, Sore
Eyes Erysiprlas, Itch. Scurfs, DIscolorattons OF
the Skin, Hnn,ors and Diseases Oft tho Skin, OF
whatever name nature, nTc literally dug np
and carried ont of the Eystc,n III u uhort timn h.
the usc OF tlics, nittcrE. Ono hottie In such
cases VIII convince tho r,ost incredulous OF t!lcr
! curative effects.
Cleanse tho Initiated BLOOD whenever you fnd
its Impurities bursting through the sSin in Pin
pies, Eruptions OF Sores; cleanse II Wien you
ind 1t obstructcd ana sluggish In the veins
cleanse 1t when It Is foul. ard your feelings will
tell you when. Keep tac blood pure and tho
health Of the System Will follow.
9PlN, TAPE, and other SFOR AIS, lurking In
the 5yxtem Of SO many Thousands, aro eTcctpaily
destroyed md removed. For nill directions, ,Fcnd
carefully tile circular around cnch bottle. =
J.wALKET. Proprietor. Il. II. MCDONALD C
CO., Druggists nnd Gen. Agen,s, San Francisco
Cni. end 3! and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
u ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
zSMtT1y GEIGER Il MCGREGOK, Agents
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta,R 3
: .i SUPERINTDEDKNTBiO OPFIOE, u

2 . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPE1O1,'
-. .,Iiiu.iH COLUMBIA; Il. a., June 8: 1a7iI
lkA a. EEgHEaaz QN e9gd, after SpNqR44Y
'oaise h r. seSesois 14tS S3al iHst tha FL
..i soi'7n,I ab1Nd NoHqH;'!c lN'9.oI
i ~. .,..a .t;Aa4 Tratn No.L nTrHnI INaA2.
Leave 70 A1aEGahts; ASYE' 3s Ss %M,ht 9SSR.M
Arrive s F. :. ~" 5sS asS &:
I. .'Hr ~, 6o1xa EouTH!.in l5i.t.nd
.r ~: !. Train No.a. Tfhin. .NoJ2.
tssys tssys SesslaSSsls g e
Arrive AuHusta. - :.7.t0P, H. 75V 4. NJ.
No.1 Train daily y MOT W ,rfaih; daily Bah
dAye excepted. Both fratnB make, cioaecon-
neotion to all points Norih, South land We4t.
No. Train makea CLOSE cQpneclipn at Rich
mond on for Virginia Springs: ~
to All principal points,; .i!;a .GioH, 40, .5
Standard Time Washington Qity Time,
e. P. ALEXANDEH, 4,
General Stptrihtehdent..
E. B!1DonsEY, General freight ana Ticket
Agent. ',.iI' q! :.;w 7l,. Juno 10
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Tho Phiiosophcr and HIS Daughter.
The hoiIokinss chArmi6d pSenh ewhibh ha

lie ,,sHl:ss i,i,fl 20 Il insTruoTion and
amusement" and OF showing tho estimation
which usually attends learning, was written
by Shirley Brooke, and appeared nineteen
London Ne,os:
A sound came booming through the airff
ssWhat is that sound9" quoth Isi' tt
My blue-eyed pet, with golden hair,
Made answer. presently: nm '.i ';-'
That sound-it was Saint Panoraa bell" l
'My own Louise, put down the cat
I'm sad Is b ear you talk like chat .sitP-
Where's your philosophy
That sound--attend to Ehat tell -
That sound was not Stint Panora6 Dell.
"sound is the name the sage selects
For tho concluding term - =
ota 9Ss ,saE sRlEss s15sss &C.. St sIo a gsru
TbEfllowidg Hrief haEllas {; !:E: {
SHOWS TIC }ntorpolati5G, Miss: =
'.The blow which. when the clapper slips,
Falls on your friend, the bell,-'
Changes it's circle to ellipee,
"a word you'd better spel1,)
Restoring what II used to be- Z '-.f
''Nay, making 1t a little more,
The circle shifts about,
AS much .as it Bhrunk In before, 4"
The bell, you see, sVelle cut;
And 80 new ellipse is made,
you're not attending. I'm afraid .3..
Whiohin 3ss turn!beAAyess II L
In Hkb elastic faehion there,
Creating waves on wayos; ~ AZ
Which ,pEess each other onward, dear,
UntitkhS dptm3dt ands yoarl efr;i
"Within that ear tho surgeons find
A tympanum. or drum,
Which has a little bone behind
HnHe,ia it's called by ROmo:
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MunDRK Mosr Fdu1.A The reporter of
tho AlexandFia Standard and ;.Sentinel
tells 4sry-wifd story about the murder
Of Of % Degshair. Fs1Ffaf County. Il rivals l
in horror that of Lynn e. Dqyleaapd, is
as marvellous in Cts details as tho Florida
alligator story. Take our advice, and
the ne{fltiMd select q Ilaca where thete
are no 'sfiens" t6 be murdered.' ~ - =
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as AK I1:5ia IA 1s s3 &c s{aa{i S{i
have enjoyed the privileges OF the Lord's
house for many week; 'od. and 'hoaa baby p
ebept y mere than (,eea T.! i had Il @an; O. !:
preacherI 20 ngive the baby our attention
In such. GASES, Let us hear on occasional
aefmoh,, todching odr ''behatlor in tie
house of God" l.n',
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Refined Oil.
TOTTON SEED REFINED OIL, by the gal.
~ Ion or barrel. Also, IN glaaes, pinta and
QUARTS. For sale low. F.. HOPE.
GPECIAL ATTENTION given to the OIL
~ lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
on state AMI Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
Oonverslon OF State Securities, by
NOV 23 emo L GAMBRII.I. Broker.
The best place to got a cool summer drink
is at PoLLocKs.
Tho only flno Playing Cards at PoLLocK's.
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WMIREksBaPMUR lerG6zz:zs11
REEURRyER, 1VFST VTRH3MTA

tn. G6fM9NS 5tgeeff1tsi 55tgeff1tsi Y1.pa .Ht3G9.:Nfttd
aa}efs S sha {ssttiepsSis tpatransse. NH e Je
Open Oh tbs 1sf s5f,5pNE::' They ff6rd Hc-
oommodations for 2 900 persons: 2I.. = !
The csre Of the Gheaspaake and Ohio Rail
road run r. the ,spEinHs. Excursion :tioketsi
at low rates, wiz 6e furnished in tho principal
citiea, North Ind South. I'H' go, ~.
These Springs arc 2yoo5 feet sbove-ti6Ss-
water, and tho climate in which thby are Aitu-
ated is alyaaSs cool an!dinyigoratipg: md aff9rding
entire relief from prostEatinG summer heat!
in attendance, to snliven the Lawns and Bail
Roonls ..;r " ~ I ;iaiA'It
Masquerade and Fancy Balls during the sea-
"A An e extensive Iii4s4y win~bo kop. ., very
moderate charges. .t ~
CnARaEs.-t3 por day, md s75 per uiona, Of
thirty days. Children uplpF ten yearb Of ago
and, coiorod servants, halt price; whito ser
yante according to accommc dations
Pamphlets in reference to the medicinal
valae OK the. wator. routes to tho springs. eto.,
may be had free OF charge.
May r. limo GEO. L. PEXTON i co,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
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Canned Goods.

Canned Goods.
A LA MODE BEEF, Veal, Wild Duck fresh
n Mackere, fresh Salmon, Oysters,
Peaches, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Gage
Plums: All OF first quality and full weight.
For sale low. E.. HOPE.
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LOUISVILLE, KY., Sept. Il feel that VIZ
have now an article Of gin suitable for auct
cases as, that remedy is adapted 70.
-" DIR. J. W. BRIGHT.
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For sale by all respectable Grocers and
Druggists!" UDOLPHO WOLFE'S LRT.,
April 1.liq 8mo % Beaver et., New York.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

the crowd pured In. BY the aid OF a number or
'blue coats the visitors were kept IN post ONCE
line. They fled in, snook hands with the worthy
county 01icias, assured Mr. Loew that he was quite
AZ good looking his predecessor, if not better,
and informed Mr. Brennan that they were exceed
ingy glad to see him. 1t was beycnd doubta
GREAT AMERICAN HAND-sHAKlNG BRIGADE,
and insisted on Keeping hold OF the Official hand.
Several OF THESE chaps who were so inclined would
suddenly yet squeeze and a jerk that brought
them to their Senses and they passed on to get
A BIT AND A SUP
nom spread which had been provided. Among
the callers were several leading citizens OF various
political creeds. Then there were Mcssrs. Loew, o.
w. Brennan j. Mob. Davidson, Senator Lyons (that
tSsto be-, Judge Koch ana numberless others.
Sheriff Brennan and ex-Sherin OBrien proceeded
10 the county lai where the latter had all the keys
IN the establishment half bushe or III re- brought
Ia. These he took IN his arms, and, going TO Sheriff
Brennan, he sald:-.I hereby deliver 10 you the
keys OF the county ja.r Mr.. Brennan looked
smiilngiy at the load took the heads In his arms
ana turning to the Jailor, Mr. Tracy, gave them up
to him In short order A most bountiru table was
set here, and the popular jailor and his deputy
We're called on during the day by large crowds OF
friends.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03
GERMANY.
Count Bismarck and the Conference.
On the Sd OF December Count Bismarck addressed
the Following note to Count Bernstorr:-


Coun, Bismarck and tho Conference.
On the Sd OF December Count Bismarck addressed
the foil lowing note to Count Bernstorn-
communicated to your Excellency, in my
telegram OF the 26th ult the invitation
which ], under the same date, mad ad-
dressed to the Courts OF Vienna Constants
nOple. Florence. ard st. Petersburg requesting
the same 10 empower their representatives In Lon
don TO assemble at conference with the represent
Treaty OF the 3h Of March, 1885, In order to discuss
the questions which are IN connection with the CON-
munication made IN the circular OF the Imperial
Russian Cabinet dated 1881 October. This invita-.
tion was issued after the royal Cabinet OF Great
Britain had assured me, through Mr.. Odo Russell, OF
its assent; and 1 had also reason to assume that
to accent ~ lean now Give ve,r Eyceeucy yeSuy fr
ther intelligence relative to the acceptance Or Our
proposals by the several Cabinets. The royal Mini.
ster at st. Petersburg was enabled, on the 9th OF
0f the imperial Russian Cabinet to the invita-:
t0n. The royal Italian government, on the 2sth
81 emloweped the f, Minister Of his
llngnesS t2 take part IN the conference at London.
on the 1st OF Qecew9er the Grand Vlzier declared
to the royal Minister In Constantnople that the
session by teleg aph OF instructions in reference 70
the adhesion olthe Porte to the conference On the
I'd inst. the Austro- Hungarian Chancellor, who at
the time was In Pesth caused the royal Minister in
Vienna to be informed that the government agreed
with England on the subject OF the conference.
J. therefore, request your EXcellency TO acquaint
the Secretary or State for Foreign Affairs with tho
declarations Of the various Cabinets and to express
our satisfaction at the general acceptance Of the
proposal Tor conference, whicn can regard as as
the 5e the SEs Of w
whose place Of residence the conference Is to meet
will now take in hand the further arrangement or
the NATTER and, naming the day, invite the repre-.
BISMARCK.