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FURCHG0TT, BENEDICT& co
NO. a76 KING STR EET,
BRowNlNG's OLD sTAND,)
Have completed their new and elegant Building,
and are now Offering to The Public the Fall Impor-
''A'A' DRESS GOODS,
iu all the latest Fabrics. comprising
PLAIN 0AsHMERES, Irish and French Poplns
Drap de Niece, Aerinos In all the newest colors
Plaiu, Striped and Fancy SILK
Black Silks In all the leading makes
Satins, In Black aud all other colors
SIR Pushes, Ia all shades
Trimming and Cleaking Velvets, all colof3
Dress and Trimming Eppinglins
Rep valours and Rep Fols
Wool and Six Popllns
4 new and foil Line OF Mourning Goods
A splendid assortment of Second Mourning Goods
Alnacas. BombaZines, Empress d Henrietta CLOTHS
Lacss, EmbroiderIes aud Handkerchiefs
Lace Collars, shawls, DC, DO.
I'd. On IUESUA ! LDL W. III oPon Nj
oARPEr AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
- Fine CARPETS for Fall and Winter 1872.
We yin on that day open a full Line OF
hh' i%aak;UssELs and -
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Two aud Three.Plv Carpets
English and American oil'Cloths, all widths
Druggets, Rugs: Mats. 40, &C.,
All m entirely new daigns.
We have added to our well assorted Stock Of
Goods a full Line Of
r' UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
which will comprise all the latest designs and
RICH SATIN DAMIsK
Plain Silk and Onion TerrieB
Tapestry, Piano and Table Covers
HAIR Cloths, Gimps, Cotton Damasks
cornices, Tassels, Window Shades, &c.
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
are complete, aud the Finest and Latest Styles
can be found at our establishment. as
On WEDNESDAY, October I'd, we will open and
have completed our
GENTS, FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Offering the Public the Best and Latest Styles
and Makes o. Goods belonging to this department.
Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains all
the Latest styles Of FEATHERS, Plumes, Artln.
cial Flowers; Plain, eros Grain, two and thee
shaded Ribbons, In all the most fashionable shades.
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
COMPLETE.
n5rThe Prices OF all our Goods will be regnla.
tcd according to tho latest New York Price List.
Great care has been taken In the completion and
selection OF Goods for our
WHOLES ALE DEPARTMENT,
which, purchased OF very first hands only, can be
guaranteed to be tbs cheapest and best selected
Stock In this market. We most cordially invite
Merchants. Milliners aud Tailors to inspect our
guarantee satisfaction.
The Salesroom for this Department ia entirely
separate from the Retail Department.
FUROHG0TT, BENEDICT d CO.,
No. 276 King street.
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NO. 27S KING STREET,
tBRowNING's OLD sTANDJ
Have completed their new and elegant Building,
and are now Offering TO the Public the Fall ImpOr.
DRESS GOODS,
In all the latest Fabrics, comprising:
PL AIN OASHMERES, Irish and French Poplins
Drap de Niece, Merinos 10 all the newest coIors
Plain, striped and Fancy SILK
Black Silks In all the leading makes
Satips, in Black aud all other colora
SIX Pushes. IN oil shades
trimming and Olosking velvets, all colors
Dress and Trimming Eppingllna
Rep Va!ours and Rep F0ls
Wool and SILK Poplins T.
A new and full Line Of Mourning Goods
A splendid assortment OF Second Mourning Goods
Alpacas, Bombszines, Empress 4 Henrietta Cloths
Laces. EmbroIdeIies and Handkerchieia
Lace Collars, Shawls, &c &c.
On TUESDAY, October lst, we will open our
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
Fine CARPETS for Fail and Winter 1872.
We vii! on that day open u full Line Of
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
Two and Three.Ply Carpets
English and American OIL Cloths, all widths
Drufgets, Rugs, Mats, DO, DC,
All In entirely new designs.
We have added to our well assorted Stock Of
Goods q full Line OF
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
which will comprise all the latest designs and
fabrics in that department. s..J
RIOH SATIN DAMASK
Plain Six and Union Terries .
Tapestry. Piano and Table lovers
Hair Cloths, Gimps, Cotton Damasks
Oornices, Tassels, window Shades, &c.
-
Our CLOTH AND TAILORING DEPARTMENTS
are complet., and the Nueat and Latest STYLES
can be found at our establishment.
On WEDNESDAY. October I'd, we will open and
have completed our !.!4S,.g
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
Offering the Public the Best and Latest Styles
and Makes Of Goods belonging to this department.
Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT contains all
the latest styles OF FEATHERS, Plumes, Artificial
Flowers; Plain, Gf0s Grain, " and three, Shaded
Ribbons. in all the most fashionable shades.
DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS ARE
COMPLETE.
a3-The Prices Of all our Goods will be regulated
according to the latest New, YORK F.ice List.
Great care has been taken In The completion
and selection OF Gooda for our s.,
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
which, purchased OF very first hands only, can be
guaranteed to be the cheapest and best selected
Stock in this market. We most cordially invite
Merchants, Mlliners and Tal-rs to inspect our
Stock OF Goods, examine our Prices, and we can
guarantee satisfaction.
The Salearoom for this Department is entirely
separate from the Retail Department.
FUROHG0TT, BENEDICT d CO.,
,gep2o No. 276 King street.
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Agrirnltural Matbinsrp.
WRIGHT & WARA0Ck'S
ANTI-FRICTION
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

We take pleasure In presenting 10 The planters
and public q Horse Power gotten up by Messrs.
WRIGHT d WARNOCK, OF Barnwen and Bean.
fort Counties, 8. O.. which ia 9 most perfect ma
chine. The said Power will give greater speed at
the expense OF less power than anything yet In
uge; ID strong, simple and durable. Can be used
with equal ease for ginning cotton, threshing
grain, pumping water, &c. Will, on g forty-saw
Rtn In good order, with two mules, moderate
gait, gin 1900 pounds lint cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull It; light
for two. 1t sits In a frame In the house; can be
arranged to gin with The gin and gear sitting on
the ground.
Another important feature Of this Power Ia
that the rising or falling OF the floor Of the house
| does not affect the working OF the gear in any
way.
This Is a Southern enterprise, and no humbug
Price $l26, and freight, ready for putting up.
@. g.. KIRKLAND and ". A. CLARK.
Arendale, 8. G.,
Agents for South Carolina.
G. B. KIRKLAND, Agent for North Carolina.
R~EFRkRNoBs:
Rev. Messrs. Joseph d. Lawtons and Joseph
Bostick,s OF the Savannah River Assocla,
| tlon, Allendale; Captain W. II. Bostick,* Allen.
| dale; Rev. Messrs. o. J. Simmons aud F. Miltob
| Kennedy, OF the South Carolina Conference; Gen.
ersl Johnson Hagood, Barnwell Courthouse;
| Captain r. D. Sem, Columbii; F. Pelzer, Esq.
| and Messrs. Reeder 4 Davis, Charleston, 8. u.
sTRose marked thus have seen the Power at
| work. Iun8-tuthsp&C4mos
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

-Spanish advlcps indlcae that DR.. Houard
will soon be released.
Tn, ex.Empress Engenle expects soon to
make an excursion to spain
The Cincinnati .lolnies have yielded to
the demands of the strikes, and the WORK
men Will resume work to dY.
The primary elections in st. Louis, ior
delegates To Baltimore, snGy largely 10 laVor
of Greeley and Brown.
"A terrible thunder stGm visited Terre
Haule, Ind., lust Sunday night, unroohng and
flooding the Gazette office, aud causing other
damage.
The Spanish government 10 Havana have
prohibited the newsp .per, from publishing
any other quotations than hose OF tne Royal
Board of Brokers. The hade OF Bennett
should visit Cuba.
w. Il. Wadeigh. tel!erof the Merchants
National Bank, Of Boston, las been arresteo,
charged VITA an eighty-seVu Thousand dollar
dpta, cation. The teller appears to have boaxed
the examiner by bringing bonds In parcels,
aud bringing he same parcels twice.
-Phelps, Dodge d Co., merchants OIL New
York, have caused The arret,pf Several other
merchants on charge of conspiracy with 6helr
iapitor to steal their priVaB correspondence,
thereby causing them serious losses In ousi-
ness.
The Mexican revolutionary general, Tre.
vino. dndiug himself Threatened, attempted
to eyacuate Monterey. HI Was attacked by
The government troops aid badly deleated,
and ne escaped with snall guard 10 Inc
mountains. The route Is n.w free from MOD
trrey 10 the City of Mexico, but lew da}
will be required TO restore raVel anu Inc lee'
graph.
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ASPEECH BYMR. GREELEY.
He Believes In q PalernaI Government,
and Claims TO Belong TO the School OF
Hamilton and De Witt Clinton.
At the Brown University alumni dinner last
FRIDAY night the Hon. Horace Greeley said

At the Brown University alumni dinner last
Friday night the Hon. Horace Greeley said
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlenen-I profess no
claims to The society Ut collegiate men. To
be sure Amherst has made me doctor OF
laws, and Of such the world certainly stands
In great need. At least The laws need doctor
ng and some of the lawmakers too, as you
all know. This appointment Is recent one,
aud accept the trust. There Is no pay con-
nected with 1t, but there ls honor. And IL Is
well to honor those who honor scholarship.
At A.1nersCs suggestion, then, l shall try and
doctor the laws, and all good men will aid Inc
in 80 doing. Your president proposes TO aid
in the ducatlUn OF the South. What their
needs are we all know, and how much
less than their means. Universal ed
ucaLion is princlple-nay more,
duly all men vote, and all women are appa-
rpntly likely to, although wish Ii understood
| am not indorsing The movement. Education
Ia as necessary as police or soldiers. Govern
ment should not merely be the means of keep
Ing one mans hand out OF another mans
pocket--it sometimes does not succeed In that
Its aims should be larger; 1t should rather
put means into mems pockets. Government
should be a tatherly benihcent protector of The
people. I think with Hamilton and De Witt
Clinton that the duty of government should
not be merely to reinforce The hangman and
thieltakpr. Honor everything that honors
intelligence. Colleges are the great fountains
from which spring an educated people. Edli-
| cation is the support OF journalism which Is
not the echo of courts and cabinets, nor los.
| tered by official patronage. An illiterate peo-
Pile could not support our Institutions. Those
! are founded in the scho0l.rOom. When that
tails into disrepute deapotism is not far off.
Honor to everything That dIffnses Intelligence;
honor to everything that dissemlnates educa-
| ton. Honor them as foundations OF Tree lnsti-
tutions and the life Of a Tree people.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Conveyances OF Charlesfon Property,
Recorded During the Past Week.
July Is, 1868. Woodland plantation, Al
fred. Shook, ct al, to John McCar.

July Is, 1868. Woodland plantation, Al
fred, Shook, tai, to John McCar.
Cer...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,u0O
March 28, 1870. Orange street, e. g.,
Edward J. Lewilh to Magdalena
Lewith. 1850
November 9, 1871. Chapel road, l7a
r.. acres, 8. E. Warner 10 Rebecca Rol-
November II, ISL. Hori6eck;s Alley, '
n. g., Emily L. Miles, ct al, to SLIM
son Atkins. ::..... 1000
March IA, 1872. King street, e. g., q. Il.
DeLeon referee. TO Louis Cohen. $4,000
April Is 1872. Beaufort aud Hayward
Courts and judith street, D., John
Il. and NJ. E Lopez to VIM. Cur
May i, 1872 Line street. n. g., Henry
Bisch0G LO Jnhn II. Cochran. 800
May 6. 1872. Middle street, W. g., sheriff
OF Charleston County, to George l..
- oiIst l,37O
May ls,, 1872. Hargraves Court, Ru-
dolph S'sghng and ]. D. Ford to
London Smalls. ls........... 200
May IA, 1872. Church street, 8. g., exc
cuturs of d. Maltniessen 10 Vim.
watson. ....................... $3.50
May IA. 1872. State street, W. g., b. II.
DeLrOn, referee, to Thomas Stat
CPry. 1UU
May 1s, 1872. Mount Pleasant, one lot,
Quo Tiedeman to Charles Errick-
son. .................. 100
May 20, 1872 Kirkland lane. e. g.. Fran.
els Q. mcHugh to trustees Of Martha
Laurens =. ..........:.......... $50
May 20, 1872 Kirkland lane, ". g.,
Francis Q. McHugh 10 Coleman
CnrlaCln. Observation-Disclosures. 3oO
May 20, 1872. Norman street, e. g., Mar
gareL Purvis to Charles F. Simons. 200
May 23, 1872. Princess street, 8. g.,
Sheriff of Charleston County to Jno.
D. kennedy. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AS
May "a, 1872. King and Spring streets,
Rodgrra .:...................:.... .. 5000
May "a. 1872. Elliott street, n. g., Har-
rlrtt E. Forbes, administrative, to
Charles Plenye. e......... $50
May 30, 1872 Wadmaaw Island, one
tract, j. Fraser Mathewes, trustee,
to Robt. LebOy, sr...........' 4,5oo
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THE TOBACCO TAX SEETLED.
Bonded Warehouses TO be Aboiinhed-
miscellaneous Proceedings OF Com
gress.
WASHINGTON. ,Inne 3,

4EcSos
WAsHBGToN, June 8.
The conference commlLlee OF both houses
OF Congress have agreed 10 lniform tax on
tobacco OF twenty cents per pound and lhe ao-
clifton of bonded warehouses, with an allow.
ance Of six months to remove stores now held
therein.
In the Senate tine day was occupied by Car
penter and Logan In political speeches.
In the House the bill relieving disabilities from
certain citizens oil Alabama was passed; also
The bill granting q right through puoltc lands
to the 81. Augustine and jacksonville Railroad
Company. Beck moved 10 suspend the rules
aud lass The bill. providing that attorneys or
claim agents before Congress or the depart
ments shall file affidavits Inst neither they nor
others have auy interest direct or indirect,
with lhe claim, UT any agreement Tor c0mpen.
saLion. exceut such US Lney shall specify, and
which shall not exceed teI per cent. oil lae
claims. Peters said that The bill had been De.
fore The judiciary committee and had received
no favor. 1t mud some very objectlonaoie
features, and ought not 10 pass. The Dill Was
was hualIy rejected by tote OF seventy 10
nineLy-fUur.
Andrew johnson was to-dty beforelthe mill
tary committee. He is loohng well. Hn les
ufled that he knew nothing about The cisap-
pearance of the Buell. recors.
No American ciLizens are now connned ln
Canada ON account of the F1ian raid.
The following nomination. We're sent IN 10.
day: Edmund johnson, of'irglnia, as consul
az Tamplco; Julius II. SKeltu, Of LOUISIANA, ~
consul-leneral 10 Mexico.
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T8EFEATHER 1HIS DAP.
WASHINGTON, June 3.


The area of low barometer will extend mon
day nirht over Lake Ontrio and eastward
over Southern New Eughnd 10 the Middle
States. win fresh soulhweterly to southeast
erly winds, threatening weilher and rain. ex-
cept In Virginia; partially coudy and clearing
with lipnt soulhwesterly Winds. Northwest
erIv w,Sds. clearing and clear weather on
Tuesday in The Northwest. IN the upper lakes
aud upper mississippi; smLhweslerly winds
and clear weather In the Ohio and lower Mis-
sissippl valleys. No dangerous winds are e4'
peeled.
Y.stsrdny's Weather reports or the
Signal Service, U. S. A.-a.s7 r. NJ,
Local Time.
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THE COTTON CRISIS.
The Bears in New York "Cornered" at
Last.
From the New York Bulletin, June IL

From the New York Bulletin, June IL
We have passed q week of extraordinary ex-
element and activity In this cotton market,
and the prices of yesterday showed an ad-
vance over last Friday, for the present crop,
OF taltc per pound, while The unusual circun.
stance has occurred of al! the growLhs being
quoted al the same value. an anomaly which
may be attributed to The fact that the ''shorts"
for the present crop have been effectively
''cornered.n The mragre receipts for several
weeks past, which 60 lar 10 establish The cor
rectnets of the minimum estimates Of the
crop, have been attended by an unusually
good demand from domestic spinners-
proving, 10 spite OF many protesls
lions to the contrary, that they are real.
Iy deficient In supplies to carry them through
the remainder OF th. crop year. Besides, most
Unexpectedly, the advices from Liverpool aad
Manchester have been bu"yanf. Shippers,
right ong, In competition with spnners, and
in spite of ofrpeculaliVe prices e0iotc tced by the
needs of parties having contracts TO 1ll, have
been daily buyers. In fact, the chief canse OF
the anxiety OF The ''shorts" 10 "cOver" has
been the magnitude and steadness of the
legitimate demaud, which, In the face oil the
limited receipts, has led to rapid reduction
of stocks on hand. Estimating the quantity
OF cotton 10 be received al the ports tor the
remainder of the crop year at l25 600 oales-a
liberal estlmate-we had at the commence
follows:
Stocks the ports. bales. .Hl 02o
stocks at interior towns. 20 ZOI
To come forward. OOo
ro,a, .s7l.22:
which barely allows $4,000 bales week, and
leaves q, 900 bales IN sLOck on the ncst OF sep
tembor. THIS practically forces shippers out
OF our marKets-cerlainly reduces THEN to
very narrow limils-or subjects them to q
sharp competition with our home spinnrrs.
For the next crop speculation has gradually
extended, and the early months have advanced
nsderably, but December showed on Thurs.
day only &c. higher prices than last Friday.
Accounts from the growing crop continue
almost uniformly favorable. Rains nave fallen,
but they were needed, and have nowhere been
detrimental, but In many places have proved
very advantageous.
To-day there was less activity and some
weakness In prices, except ior November and
December, which were firm, with an unusuaS-
ly Tree movement for November. Ths,general
aspects OF the market remained unchanged.
The following will show the closing prices
each day on the basis OF low mlddlng uplands
for contracts for the several months named:
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RANKING HOUSE OF
HENRY cLEws d co..
No. So WALL STREET, Ny. So

Circular Notes and Letters Of Credit for Travel.
lers, also Commercial Credits issued, available
throughout the world.
Bills OF Ezcnange on the I'm 2erIal Bank OF Lon
don, National Bsuk or Scotland, Provincial Bank
OF Ireland, and all their branches. i:i
Telegrsphio Transfers OF honeyon Europe, San
Franclsco and the West Indies. t,.t Sax, 2s.S
Deposit Accounts received In .tther Currency or
Coin, subject to check at sight, which pass
through the Clearing House as II drawn upon any
cit. bank. Interest allowed on daily balances
Certificates Of Deposit issued bearing interest at
current rate. Notes and Brafrs collected.
State, City and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEwS. HABICHr & CO., ~:
m8y23-x No. IL Old Broad street, Londen.
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specified office hours. The physIcians in attend
ance will afford medical and surgicsl relief aud
medicines grstultously TO all destitute sick poor
persons. residents OF their respective districts
applying for treatmon mt, who NAV. In their opln.
ion, be entitled to dlspensary relief. 94..il
It ts recommended that ONCE patients attend
punctualy at the beginning Of the once hours.
Calls may be left on tne slate at any time during
the day at the respective oflces. and at night ct
the residences OF the physicians In charge The
number and street must be carefully given In all
applications for attendance at home. 81 S-s:i.
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YEsTERDAY,S NEUROLOGY.

LONDON, June 8.
Charles Lever, the novelist, is dead.
MUNICH, June 8.
Genstaeeher, the German traveller and au-
thor, is dead. - 1.o
General Heldensten, the officer who direct
cd the bombardment OF Strasbourg during the
late Franco-Prussian war, Is dead.
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MOTHER ALLEGED MURDBREss.

New YORK, June 8.
DR.. 7. B. Irish and Mrs. Anderson were ar.
rested to-day in Brooklyn on the strength of
a report OF Professor Doremus that he had
found In the rxnumed remains OF Edward o.
Anderson sufficient arsenic to cause his death.
The arrested parties were some weeks ago
charged by the father of the deceased with his
murder by poison. They are now committed
for trial without ball.
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MErHOD1sT RECoNsTRUCTIoM.

NEW YORK, June 8.
In the General Conference, to-day. the COM
mittee on the slate of The church reported
that all differences between this church and
the Methodist Church, South, had been har-
South TO bring about fraternal relalions be-
tween the two churches. Several delegates
spoke In favor of this project, and the report
was unanimously adopted by rising vote.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
CINCINNATI, June 2.

CINCINNATI, June z.
Late last evening, at Pur smonth, ONO,
Councilman Scott, of that place, win ms sou
and four Ur five Others Went ouI ooas,nS aod oa
uI with a tnhnlar boiler, which exploded, tearing
the boat 10 pieces and wonndng nearly all
ths @ nsssengers. Mr.. scotrs injuries are prob
,niv I,.IaI. His son had leg broken.
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4soUTHERR CLAIM VETOED.
WASHINGTON, June 8.

The President has vetord lne Uill lor Inc re-
lief OF J. Milton Best, OF Paducah, for mouse
destroyed, on the ground that II was an lucl :
dent nj war. and that an Infinite amount or
other properly was destroyed 10 The same way.
The President also asserts an over Valuallon
OF the property In the claim.
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THE Grand Lodge of Frsemasons, OF New
York Stat., will meet In New York City TO-
day. Delegates will be present rom tne
rrsnd lodges of England, ireland, Scotland,
Prussia, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Nova Sco-
tia. New Brunswick, Ottawa, Ontario, and
syery State and Territory oil the United States.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.' -is
E3DAsl
CHARLKsroN, 5. O., February II,

CHARLESTON, 5. O, FeUruary II! leIl;
Trains Will lesYe charleston DAILY az lo.lo d. ID.
and 500 p. n.
cep ed) aud 2.s6 p. n.
IRAN does NOT leave Charleston 500 P. II, sum
DAYS. I.
Train leaving 1o.l5 A. N. makes through c,nnec.
IIreek univ poiug through In a hours. ...-
Passtngers leaving by 500 Z. II Train have
choire OF route, via Rcnmo d and Washington,
or via portsmouth and Baltimore. Tn se leaving
t,mure. Those leaving on SATURDAY emaln sun.
DAY In Wilmington, N. U.
Tnis ls the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route to iiUlnnatt, Unlcsgo aud otier points
West and No Invest. both Trains making Con.
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Rallroa,.
l., Engineer and Superintendent.
p T. OLEAPOR Geu. Ticket ARent. naval
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fnneral NnIllra

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr. and Mrs. Jamea T. Wilson,
and OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. l. Pratt, are respectfully
invired to attend the Funeral OF the INFANT SON
OF the former, from their residence, No. lso King
street, THIS AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clock. Jun4
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marrle1.

-In Christ (Episcop II Church.
Mnco- >, Ga. on Tuesday ev.niug % ult.. BY
Rev. Benz. 'hnson. Rector. WILLIAM 3. SEWN,
OF charleston, 8. o., and Rosa BUXTON, daughter
OF F. h. Allay, Esq, OF Macon, Geurgis- -
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Fatal RAILROAD COLLISION.
LONDON, JuT

LONDON, June 3.
A passenger train en- route from Basle,
Switzerland. 10 Mayence, Hesse Darmstadr,
came In collision with another PASSENGER train
which was going south. Nine persons were
killed, aud large number Injured.