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6otels.

Gotels.
q A K T O N b o q S E 9,
BEAUFORT, 8. G.
This House, situated on Bay street, commands 8
q fine view OF
BEAUFORT RIVER,
and many Of the Sea Iaands The travelling
public will find here desirable and
CONVENIENT HOME,
and the invalid will Rd no better or more health.
ful climate on the
SOUTHERN COAST
to spend the winter. The House s within five
minutes, walk OF Steamboat, and fifteen minutes
walk OF Railroad communication. good
LIVERY STABLE
has lust been added TO the House.
Western Union Telegraph Office on first floor.
IN. KINGTAN,
novo2 Proprietor.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store, clothing hats, &c.
sterens. werner Il Ducker will sell at II
O'Clock, at the corner OF Coming and Montague
streets, stock OF groceries.
Leitch l. Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, a. Mills
House stables, horses and mules.
r NJ Marshall & Brother will sell at halt-pls'
10 O'Clock, at their once. mules, cotton gin &C.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at MS
store crockery, furniture, &c.
n. A. q at will sell at 10 O'Clock, az MS slofe'
dry goods, boots and shoes.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The most serious case
at the Mayors judicial matinee yesterday morn
ing was that OF Edward VII Jams, q colored man,
who was found guilty OF trespass upon the
premises OF Captain Flnegan, in Market street.
a, 4 the theft th,refrom Of email quantity OF
manure, for all CT which he was sentenced to
nve dsys' solitary confinement.
1t should have been stated 10 the announce
ment yesterday Of the appointment Of the new
police force that, in the case OF both the day and
night policemen, the appointments were divided
equally between white AMI colored men, there
being, on the night police, thirty white and thirty
coldFed men appointed, and, on the day police,
twenty white and twenty colored men.
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q A New SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.-Mr. Jno.
NJ Touhey, Of the nrm Of Whyte Harold, oi
Savannah, will open an agency for the Wheeler
Wilson ewing Machine In q few days. They
have rented the stand under the Victoris Hotel'
and it will be fitted up and opened to the public at
as early a date as possible.
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PERsoNAL.-Julius C. Carpenter, Esq, the
registrar In bankru ,tcy, has returned to Charles
ton, and Is ready for business.
Secretary OF State F. L. Cardozo has with
drawn his resignation, which was to take effect
November lst, unsil such time as q successor
BdaIl have been appointed.
81. VIM. B. Smith, Esq, the president OF the Union
Bank, the Rev. @. O. Pinokney, the rector OF
Grace Church, Professor G. O.. shepard, Jr., and
q number Of other prominent citizens, arrived In
Charleston yesterday.
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:" A L T q A n WAT G 81 E s.!
"a PLATE, 1s AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made in this coun.
try, and are made with and without Stem Wind.
ing Attachment.
They are finished in the best manner and run
with the greatest accuracy, and cannot be exeell
ed anywhere, at their respective prices.
The cases are all OF the newest patterns, and
specially made TO our OWL order.
Our stock OF these Watches is now the largest,
and our prices, all things considered are the low
est in the city.
BALL, BLACK & CO.,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMITH
Nos. Sos and 567 Broadway, New York.
jr!y1s.!yr
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ELECTION OF PRoPEssoR.-At meeting
of the board OF trustees OF the Charleston college,
held yesterday, Professor Henry NJ. Bruins was
elected to the chair OF the classics In the fac-
nlt4 of that institution.
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The SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN,, which claims, we
believe, TO be the oldest dailypaper in the South,
has zen purchased by ". A. Rid, Esq, late OF the
Macon Telegraph and Messenger. Mr.. Reid Is an
experienced journalist, aud will soon present the
Rspubican'ip new dress. Colonel sneed, the
late proprietor, continues his connection with the
paper IS editor.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso
citation, at P. II.
Social Club, q. P. n.
Washington Fire Company, a. ?. n.
ST. Cecilia Society, at P. IL.
Charleston Social Mounted Cluo, at II N.
Terps.chorean Club, at II N.
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The ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The second per
formance OF the Lngards at the Academy wal
greeted last evening by much better house thar
the very unfavorable weather seemed to promise
The strength Of the company Is eminently suited
to just the light and spirited comedy to which
with excellent judgment, they confne them
selves; and the two pieces selected for last even.
ing's entertainment displayed their merits to
great advantage. The opening comedetta Of
Delicate Ground, or Paris In 1898, contains only
three roles but the chief Of these was excelently
maintained by Miss Alice Dunning and the other
two Jared tolerably well In the hands Of Messrs.
Evans and Chester. The piece Is full OF verbal clev
ernesses and telling situations, and though some.
what wanting Ia variety, was pleasant enough as
prelude to the more solid business Of the evening.
This was furnished by Robertson's three-act
comedy Of "Dsyid Garrick," which was given In
capital style aRd wi h remarkably even cast.
Miss Dunning, as "Ada Ingot," was equal both In
air and 6ction to the exactions OF her By no
means simple part, and displayed in one or two
points Of the role very unusual grace and vigor.
Her attractive person adds the mystic touch Of
beauty 10 her acting, aid we have rarely seen
more striking picture than she presented In the
second act when witnessing with horror and dis.
gust the excuses Of the man whom her love had
almost denied. Mr.. Lingard, as esquire Chivy,"
and Mr.. Matthews, as "simon IDgot," are also
worthy Of special mention.
Between the two comedies Mr.. Llngard gave
series or his really wonderful sketches and imper
sonations, Of which we can only say that, having
seen them, we cease to marvel at the celebrity
and skill with which our old friends, the Daven.
porte, bewltched rs In the matter OF knots and
coat chsugings.
Altogether we can confidently say that lovers
Of light and unambitious comedy could hardly
nnd 1t m ;ch better done than Miss punning and
Mr. Lingard and, with one or two tfinlng excep
tions, their whole company are now doing It at
the Academy.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL County Repuo-
ucan Convention will be held on the 2sd lnsIan' Z
to nominate candidate for the House OF Repre-
sentatives, 60 be voted for at the special eecton
TO be held on the 9th instant.
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No SUSPENSION on ACCOUNT OF THANKS.
GIVING DAY.-There viii be no suspension OF the
publication OF The NEWS on account OF Thanks
giving Day. This paper will be issued as usual to-
morrow and Friday mornings. Advertisers ana
the reading public will please take notice.
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RE& ESTATE SALE.-The house and lot No.
1os Church street. opposite the Calder House, was
sold at auction yesterday morning, BY order OF
the Court OF Common Pleas, by John I. Hum
phreys, auctioneer, and brought s443o.
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GENTS, do you know where to get one Of the
latest style Of Hats ? At PLENeE's, No. 2o1 King
street, nov22-ws2
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GRlYD LODGE F. A. M.-Ihe annual com.
munication Of the Most Worshipful Grand Lodge
OF Ancient Fresmssons, OF South Carolina, was
opened at noon yesterday In Odd Fellows Hall,
by Right worshipful R 8. Bruins, deputy grand
master, and called on until Tuesday. the 18th
proxImo, at which time the ceremony Of laying
the cornerstone OF the new Masonic Temple, at
the corner Of King and wentworth streets, will
be performed.
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BUSINESS TICES.

FURcHooTr, BEsEDIcT & Co., No. PA King
street, sell so pieces Irish SILK Popin at 25 cents;
Japanese SILK for 90 cents, worth 81 25.
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SINGER SEWING MAcHNE.-"How do you
know the Singer is the best mschiuew ~ don't
Eno,o 1t. am told 1t is, and am going to
take one on trialn
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SUPREME COURT, NOVEMBER 20, ls7L-C. &.
Fleming Va. Thomas J. Robertson, executor Of
John Caldwell Motion dismissed. Opinion by
Wright, A. ]. R. b Gordon, ct al, vs. Sultan
Gold Mining Company. Reargument ordered.
The November term Of the Court begins on Tues.
day, the 2sth instant. The seventh circuit win be
called the frat day; the fourth on Thursday. soth
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
y is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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REyovAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. lsl Meeting street to No. aos King street.
1--WE doors above wentworth. Good substantial
Shoes kept as usual. noVl7-fmW9
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tlon Of involutary bankruptcy, the debtors were
ordered to show cause at Columbia on December
1st why they should not be declared bankrupts.
In the matter Of Grady Hawltrsm, and Gra-
dy, Hawthorn Turbeyv,lle, upon the applca.
ton OF ]. d J. D. Bivens for compensation as at
torneys, an order was entered that they be paid.
In the suit OF wilmot G. DeS,ussure, trus.
tee, against VIM. W. Elliott and Louis McLain,
assignees in bankruptcy, motion for foreclos.
ure was referred to Daniel Horlbeck, Esq, as
special referee as to the amount due upon the
mortage, debt, &C., and as to the cost Of proceed
ings and suitable fee for solicitor.
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MORTUARY REPORT FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the official return Of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week ending
Saturday last, November Is. 1871:
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By H. H. DeIEON.

by he hs U6LEUNs
DOSITIvE SALE VALUABLE SEA IS
land Plantations on Edsto Island belong.
ing to Estate EphraiCc N. Baynard.
WIN be sold az Public Auction, In the City Of
Charleston. on Thursday, december 14th, 1871, at
the Old Customhouse, corner Broad street and
' The following PLANTATIONS:
Seaside, containing 4ss 52-i00 acres, more or
less.
wilson's, containing l4s 1s-lOo acres, more OF
less.
Palmenters, containing 255 1900 acres, more
shersood, containing 2ss ssloo acres, more or
less.
Shell House, containing ls5 2o-1oo acres, more
Red House, containing ls4 el.loo acres, more or
ssabsook's, containing l7s s4.1oo acres, more
Rabbit Point, containing 4es s5.loo acres, more
Laroche's, containing 225 S2-loo acres, more OF
less
Little Edlsto Place, containing 2so s71oo acres,
more Or less.
ALSO,
ST. BARTHoLOMEW'S PARISH RICE PLANTA-
Tl0N. opposite Wilton, 200 acres more or less.
Condtions-one fourth cash; balance by bond
and mortgage, payable In one, two and three
years, interest per cent, payable annually.
to pay 95 papsTs aVd %EpaAn sIi%ps
nov1-wsll&d7 Trustee.
DEFEREE'S sALE.-JOHN HANLY EFT
IG al vs.. DEWITT F0RsETr ct al-Circuit
Court, Charleston County.
BY virtue Of an order OF Hon. R. F. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit. will sell ct Public
Auction, at the Charleston Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. the 2ad day Of November. at II
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that Lot OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, known as No. IS, situate on the west
side Of Coming street, Charleston, s. c., between
Bull and Montague streets, and near the latter;
measuring tp front on Coming street twenty.
seven t2D feet, on the back line twenty eight 2sl
feet, and In depth on the north line rftyfve (55)
feet, on the south line fty.three 1857 feet; bound.
ing east on Coming street, south on Land late Of
Mrs. Qunan, west on Land OF Mrs. Ferrett north
on Lands OF Mrs. Ross
Terms-One half cash; the balance In one year,
secured by bond and mortgage OF the premises.
Interest payable semi annually. Buildings to be
insured and policy assigned. Purchasers to pey
for papers and stamps. j. E. BURKE,
novl8 sw2 Referee.
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For GOOD AND CHEAP BLANKET 60 to
Furchgott, Benedict 4 Co., No. IA King street.
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For THE BEST STYLES of sashes, Bows and
scaris go to Furchgott, Benedict Co., No. 244
King street.
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FUK Anu OuEhI BV
Furchgott, Benedict Co., No. 24i King street.
TIE ACADEMY OF Music GRAND GIFT Con-
certs, as advertised by Messrs. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary l. Co.-Mr. Eben CONN, sub.agent for this
splen did and attractive scheme, is now prepared
to sell tickets for the same. Applications to be
made to him at the onice OF Mr. Edward N. More.
land, No. 60 Broad street.
WnsoNs.-"The superiority Of some men is
merely local; they are GREAT because their asso.
ciates are ttle"-Johnson.
EvERYBoDY's GROCERY,
novls No. ao6 King street.
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BOARD OF REFERENCE.
a. B. CLAFLIN, Of II. B. Claim Co.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Of George Oydyke Co.
DAVID BOWS, Of David BOWS co.
EUGENE KELLY, Of Eugene Kelly Co.
]. G. KrTTLE, Of Dewitt, Kittle Co.
WM. T. COLEMAN, late Of VIM. T. Coleman Co.
JOHN WINsLow, Of Van Cott, Winslow Van
Colt.
Policies granted in CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Chicago losses less than sSoo,ooo which are
now being adjusted and paid.
Assessment made On stockholders to pay said
losses, leaving present assets undisturbed.
The unders gned, Agents of the above Compa.
ny, continue to ISSUE POLICIES OF lNSUR-
ANCE AGAINST FIRE as hitherto at the usual
rates. WM. B. uERlOT 4 CO.,
No. BrOrd street,
uoyls-smw3 Over Peoples Rank.
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$2,e7s,l4S 46
Liabilities with Chicago losses, ss5o,oOo.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS taken as he:eto.
fore In this responsible Company.
s.Y. TUPPER, Agent.
uov1s East Bay street.
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RECAPITULATIOE.
Whites 10. Blacks aud Colored 25-to'al II; and
4 srill-births.
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Qnrtlpn 6ales--dpls Dap.

BY WM. MCKAY.
CONTENTS OF CROCKERY STORE,
~ Platform Scales and Furniture.
THIS DAY, Wednesday, ut II O'Clock, atNo. 140
NJ e:ing street, opposite Pavilion Hotel, will be
solr, ~
zoo dozen assorted PLATES, Bowls, Covered
Dishes. Pitcners, Cups and Saucers, &c pieces
Carpeting, l ONCE Desk, 2 Platform Scales, I
eight foot Extension Table. Mirror, aod several
articles OF Household Furniture. nov22
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
OPEN JUNE LIST, 1871.

This favorite and celebrated WATERING
PLACE will offer additional attractions this sea-
son. Among other improvements, there hiss been
added an elegant and spacious ballroom, adjoin-
ing tie parlor the parlor has been enlarged and
improved, and the proximity OF the two renders
each easily accessible. II will be kept In style
not surpassed anywhere In Virginia.
The WATERS OF these special Springs either
cure greatly relieve most cases Of ScrOfua, In
cipient Consumption. Chronic Bronchitis, Chron-
ic Laryngtts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dys-
pepsia, chronic DlsrrhGa, Chronic Dysentery.
They are also great value In those al 'ctons
which ere peculiar TO the female constitution, and
rs &n apaiz-r, toltc, and general restorative,
waters The proprietor wiu have provided for tho
lawns aud ballroom hrS-class Band OF Music,
sad In general all the sources Of amusement and
recreation usually found at our best summer re-
sorts will be at the command OF the guests at
'.kOCkBk1DGE ALUM The place Is within
eleven to thirteen hours Of Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, ETC., by rail, ell In daylight. Pas
sengers leave the cars OF the peake and Ohlo
railroad at GoGhen depot, and new and elegant
stage coaches, passing rapidly over smooth ana
level road of only eight miles. set dowa The vlsi-
tors II the Springs to tea. ~
TELEGRAPH 0FF-CE ~ He HOTEL
JAS. 4. r-:.ZIEG, Proprietor.
Or. II. &. NOEL, If Baltimore, Resident phsst-
clan.
NJ. s. NJ. MULLEN, late OF Cspon Springs,
will be found here this season. ,,
The Rockbridge Water is for sale BY PUE-
CELL, LAID q Co, Richmond II. A; = G. a.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and GEO. N. hclSTlaE,
Charlottesville. ~
nv 25-tl5lhA
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Ohio Politics.

Uc announced Yesterday that Genera al
Aorrs n oue.armed soldier. had p. ,.,
nominated for Governor by the hep ,".,ao
cans Of Chic. The following Is tn me- s@ ~onven.
# the platform laid down ny WV
ton: a, tina. Republican
,,,. may well challenge tnu 1a, its M
and confidence OF sne ,.;sdnm in preserv-
trietiSin' t1non; for It's justice, hrt n nii
ing 'mu cnat,imtty in establishing iol az
ma l., and eouajity before the law. .9' ,.o
tto. tiiis honor and good faith t"WaI9 .is1
iu a,,;o,,nl creditors, aud its succcsssul :u
,n;nistrat,on OF national affairs .,a &c
the 18th, 18th, and 10th amenuhn;I n law
inst. wise, and valid articles Oh oLS ca,,1ad nc
}H 10 zeaIously enforced and dciendeu 10
",rts Of the Constitution; says the duties
an imnorts should BIZ so adjusted as w p,uJ,
mote the interests Of every scctioh c aitu
branch of industry rs far rs rossinie .utt,
endorse the present Administration US .a,Sn
mi honest. and economical, rs shown ny Jug
reduction of over 00.0OO.oO0 III thAcs a,u
the payment of S230, 900, COO OF the li', tn.,
debt: that the Administration nas uo.
roually successful in its foreign poilcf, ano
has achieved imperishable honor In the set
t,ement of the differences with Great Br'talu
mon terms crcditable to both countries
condemn the policy OF granting suDslu.es
10 CORPORATIONS and monopoileS; dccitle
The public domain should be kept Tor the
Iaboring people favor reform in civil ser
vice of the country: endorse heartily Inc
action of President Grant under the ciVll
service act hope that the enmities and re-
sentiments OF war will be speedily ended
that the day may soon come when in every
State every citizen may be safe in life, per-
son, property, and civil rights, aud enjoy
the equal protection of the laws; recon-
mend the calling Of q convention to amend
the State constitution, and endorse Inc
present State administration"
The Democratic platform declares Tue
new amendments to be parts OF the Con
stitution. The Republican platform goes
step farther, and pronounces them "just
wise, and valid" The former threatens. tt
pay the dc5t in grcenbacks. The latter il
for :. inyiolate honor and good faith" The
former denounceS protective tariff. Ih(
latter eyades the question in "glittelins
generalitieS."
At this early day it would be impossible
to make safe prediction as to the result
The chances, however, seem to be in fAvol
of General MOVES.
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No DANGER.-The New York Times

No DANGER.-The New York Times
says:
"The tenor of the discussion by the
press throughout the country of the new
departure , declared by the late Mr.. Val
landigham and his followers, indicates
pretty conclusiyely that if the new move
ment is to be insisted on it will result in
a hopeless division of the Democratic
party"
Not so. The "ncw departure" is moth
ing more than the Virginia 'new move
ment," which has already been endorsed
by the people Of North Carolina, Tennes-
see, Missouri, and Virginia, at the ballot
box. There is no danger OF division on this
question. The southern States will support
the Democratic nominee. They ask no
better platform than that of the Iowa
Democracy. We intend to put down Radi-
calism, carpct-bagism, and scalawagism, to
reduce the expenses OF the Government,
to lower taxation, to let the negroes vote
without hindrance Or obstruction, to pay
the national debt, and, generally, to do
whatsoever things are OF good report"
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GRANTS PoPULARITY.-The contest IN
Ohio between WADE and MOVES for the
Republican nomination for Governor was
in fact contest between those who favor
the denomination of General GRANT ana
those who oppose it. WADE was one OF
the San Domingo commissioners, and par
ticular friend Of GRANTS. MOVES was the
choice of General Cox, the Cincinnati CON-
mercial, and the liberal Republicans gen
orally. WADE's friends made desperate
effort to secure tue vote or Hamilton county
INCLUDING Clncinnati), but MOVES was too
strong for them, although they had small
army of GRANTS internal revenue officers
to aid them in the fight. The upshot Of the
whole affair was that WADE's friends with
drew his name from the Convention, MOVES
was nominated by reclamation, and GRANT
was damned with faint praise, by way of
quietins down the WADE-ites, San Domingo
ties. ottice-holders, and tidc-waitcrs. We
set down Ohio as one of the States that will
not vote in the Republican National Con-
vcntion for the denomination of GRANT.
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nHED.

.n,nr or the zad, at his resi ne,ntc,s,.
On me srnaa and sth Streets o. year
GE %ssss Is. NULL On, in she m'f'S''0"''A !s
Of his ago; WI, .kc place THrs EvESIM sns, at
ocsons from 1aaes Union srs
ssrs OF the Me- Mechanics ii""e'
apTs ssIIsd lei papersplcase copy. ,,o,o,
,,o Ola. inst, at ~ O'Clock, a. the Sn No.
OF his parents. WIN md H FRFllE n aged
1904 West Third street. re- !" u. 49, n,,,e
Tns enn viii take place at oG, , PARENTS
. ETxRNUON from the fesluepce VI 49, -
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~l. D. BRIG GS,

~l. D. B RI GS,
OLD-ESTABLISHED BAKERIES,
TOT MAIN STREET AND 42s BROAD STREET,
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day,
BREAD, CAKES, AND CRACKERS,
of all kinds, made of the best material and work
manship, and as good can be found at any estab-
lishmrnt OF the kind In the country. The largest
variety of plain, fancy, and ornamental CAKES
In the city. BREAD, ROLLS, BISCUITS, and
BUNS of all kinds. CRACKERS as good as can
be made here or elsewhere, fresh every day. whole
sale and retail-as good as the best, and cheap as
the cheapest. Call and examine for yourselves.
PIC-EICS SUPPLIED on the most reasonable
terms.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attend d TO. JeNsm
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GRANT ON CHASE AND HAHcocK.-A Her
d4a reporter said to GRANT that Senator
ePKAGUE, MIR. CHAsEs son.in law. seemed
10 think the Chief Justice would not accept
nomination for the Presidency from either
party. GRANT replied "That doesn't
.ia'ter. CHASE wants q nomination for the
Z l1s'oeney'" AS to HANCOCK, GRANT said:
HANCOCK Is dying for nomination.
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LOST, STlsAYED, &c.

T OST, on Wednesday night, 1..ssssssuD>
~ June zist, between The TnirU Co. ~
corner OF goth and Franklin streets, pair of
bhAIi!.LiAN PEBBLE SPECTACLEs, in
gold case with sliding frames 4 suitable
Ward Will be given II The finder viii eve them t
Inc PRESBYTERIAN Committee Of Public atom, l0ll
Aaln street, IL