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The Superior hrst.class Side. Wheel Steamship
JAMES A'GEa. 7. J. Lockwood Commander,
WIN SAL from Adger's south Wharf On SATURDAY,
Inc 2lst inst at = O'Clock P, II,
TT through Bills Lading given on cotton,to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New En-
gland Manufacturing Towns.
FOR Freight or Passage, having Deck State
sep20.2 JAMES ADGER L CO., Agents.
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Whodreads to the dust returnipgH
who. shrinks from the sable shore,
Where the high aEd naughty yearnlog
or the soul can sting no moref
No I stand 70 your glas=e ! eteady !
This world n Z world OF lies;
One cup TO the dead Glreed!Y:
Hurrah for the next hat dies
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In retiring from the Dry Goods Business 1t
affords me pleasure to recommend my successors
Messrs. GILBERT, TOVEY d GLEN. as young
men OF the strictest integrity, and with whom my
former customers can deal with the same eonn'
dence they bestowed on me.
sep18-8 a. X. SFlLLmAN.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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each insertion; over 20, and not ;exceeains ..
Words. 40 cents each insertion; over 50, anu no'
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dome. protection against losses BY mali maS oe
seeured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the proprietors OF TIE NEWS
or BY sending the money in registered issoef'
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON q w.
No. 1le East Bay, Charleston, =. y.
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millions could not buy what was not for sale.

millions could not buy what was not 1or sale'
There are ten thousand voters in this CITY.
An average holding Of one share would make
Charleston safe, and insure to every man
the peaceful pursuit of his calling. But 1t ID
difficult to reach the citizens in detail; espe-
eislly when rapidlty of action is required.
Then, again, some men are only too anxious
to sbirk their share of the burden. Count
ing on the sagacity OF their fellow-citlzens'
thev leave others to do the work and pay the
money, while they take liberal part OF the
beneficial result. In this manner, large
property-holders escape, while persons ot
less means carry more than their part OF the
load. This is unjust. II, as we MAINTAIN,
it is indispensable to the prosperity OF all
classes of citizens that the control OF the
South Carolina Railroad remain in Charles
ton, it is right that all classes should unite IN
whatever measures may be properfor obtain
ing and keeping that control-every man, ac-
cording to his property or income, should con-
tribute his quota Of money, because, to the
full extent of his possessions or earnings, ne
is interested in saving Charleston from ruin.
But we fear that the people will not, Of their
own accord, divide out the loadso that it
will press lightly upon each one OF us. The
rich man is slower Of motion than the poor
man. They who have little give more than
they who have much. 1t is not denied that
something must be DONE" but each man
waits for his neighbor, and the enemy Inc
while thunders at the gates.
This brings us to consideration oil the
important point whether it is not proper anu
necessary for the City Government as Inc
corporate representative OF the whole peo-
pie, to take the matter in hand, and accom-
plish at one stroke what, we fear, never Will
be done by individual effort.
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figures ere certified 70 by the ;bookkeeper OF
tie Association, and are strictly correct.
We receive them as convincing evidence, If
such were needed, that the drawing was
managed fairly, and that the Association
did not make any profit by the enterprise
We hope, therefore, that newspapers which
have demanded an investigation will print
the result OF the inquiries which, at their
instance, we have made.
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Gostctter's Bitters.
~ .ACnRAVATEl

Ir AGGRAVATED INDIGESTION
Persons who are predisposed to dyspepsia, find
their sunerings from this cause greatly aggravated
by damp weather, easterly winds, and sudden
changes from mild to chilling atmosphere. In
the spring, therefore, the pangs Of indigestion are
seriously augmented by the atmospheric varia
lions peculiar to the season, andit Is incumbent
upon Oil who desire TO pass through the ordeal OF
its cold mists and insaluorious gales with easy
stomachs, and untormented by the inde5crloable
torments which accompany dyspepsia, to tone
and gthen the digestive organs with health
full and effective vegetable invgorant; and no one
Mt all familiar with the medical record Of the age,
can question for one moment that HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIrTERS is the Tonic best adapted to
this purpose.
The credentials OF the Great Restorative are un.
eoualled In number and character by those OF any
other advertised medicine In the world. II ever
there was preparation to rank as Nation al Rem.
edy, this wonderful specific has fair claim to the
title For period Of twenty years 1t has literally
been the Champion Tonic and Alternative on tnls
side OF the Atlantic. In popularity 1t has never
been approached by any Of Its would-be competl
tors, and ts annual sales are 80 far In advance oil
LQOS6 Ol auy OlutE Va Aeo Sis1oof
PARSONS would be ridiculous. One OF two con-
clusions Is inevitable. Either the American peo.
Pile are deficient in common sense, and Incapable
Of rational discrimination, or Hostetter's Bittera
Is the best preventative remedy for indigestion
fever and ague, bilious remi!tent fever, constipa'
tlon, rheumatism, nervous complaints, aud oil
maladies CT en- epidemic type. The reader Will
Judge for himself which OF the two conclusions is
most consistent with fact AMI reason.
feb26-mwfSD&C
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A Good Move!

Some days ago we reminded the General
Assembly that statutory provision that no
addition should be made to- the State debt
without the consent Of the people, was OF no
value, inasmuch as the next Legislature
could, hit chose, repeal the prohibition, land
Issue new bonds and stocks at discretion.
AT the same time we suggested that, il the
: Legislature were acting in good faith, they
SHOULD adopt at the present session, q COB
stitutional amendment providing that no
new debt shall be created except by Act OF
Assembly, ratified by two-thirds popular
vote AZ the general election succeeding its
passage: This amendment could be voted
q on by the people in October, and, whenrati-
fed by the Legislature in December, would
becomea binding part Of the organic law OF
tie State. with such . provision sngraited
upon Ghe constitution, any improper addition
to the public debt would become impossible
g Weconiess that YSe did not expect the Leg
islature to heed the advice we gave. 'IC
our our mind the proposal to prohibit any in-
crease OF debt was trick intended to de-
aceiye the public. But the Legislature have
taken up the question in earnest, and yes
tarday q Joint resolution; such as We had ad-
ivi ivvised d,was " introduced in both the, Senate
and the House. .s..,5.s
We hope that the Joint Resolution will
pass as easily as our correspondent predicts.
when the volume Of debtis limited, Weshall
! really Il know what difficulties we have to
lace. f We can then address ourselves with
some confidence to the uDgrateful task OF
making the best Of q bad bargain, and Of
shoulderi6g the liabilities imposed upon us
by official misconduct and needless ana eA-
s:traSagant legislation. aaso
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The list OF lands upon which the State
tax is unpaid takes up two and a half
columns OF the Edgeheld Advertiser and one
column Of the Lexington Dispatch. Ac-
cording to Neagle & Go. this is another
proof that the people can stand higher
taxthan tnat of 1911
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YNHE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.

CHARLESTON, January 20, 1872.
The attention of Depostors in the Savings De-
partment of this Company Ia particularly invited
to the great safety accompanying the Deposits OF
Savings made In this Institution.
These Deposits are regarded by the Board OF
Directors as q Special Trust, and are Invested
only In sound and valuable Securities.
In addition to this careful investment. Deposi-
tors have, as further security, the Capital OF the
Company, which Is liable for their Deposits and
the interest thereon.
Interest at the rate Of six per cent. per annum,
either paid in cash QUARTERLY. or passed to
creait and compouuded. F. A. MITCHELL,
iau22.2mo Casuler'
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A Dainty Volume.

LEGENDS AND LYRICS. By Paul b. Hayne'
. philadelphia: ]. B.. Lppincott d Co., 1872.
{. Charleston: Fogartie's Book Depository.
- :. In Mr.. Hayne, South Carolina possesses q
true poet. Long ago his tender verse had
earned for him place amongst the foremost
deyotees of the Southern Muse; but these
Legends and Lyrics are marked throughout
by a simplicity, grace and Ideal charm which
fairly challenge comparison with the best
poetry OF the modern school. There is q
finish and completeness in every poem, from
the modest sonnet to the more elaborate
efforts, like The Wife Of Brittany, which
forms the piece de resistance OF the volume,
which tell OF a happy union OF the witelery
of art with the fire Of genius. Without the
weird dreaminess Of Timrod, or the bold
and ringing vehemence Of Randall, Mr..
Hayne has rich and glowing fancy, and
purity and delicacy of style which invest bis
poems with subtle beauty all their OWL
The concluding verses Of the! book, address
ed to the mother Of the author, breathe ar
exquisite tenderness and an affectionate
reverence that must 50 home to every heart
We give them entire:
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NOTICE.-W. A. BEALL VS.. JAMES,
IN ROBERT and CHARLES T. LOWNDES, Trus.
tees, JEREMIAH BEALL, vs. JAMES, ROBERT
and CHARLES T. LOWNDES, Trustees, ex parte
LOUIS NJ. COXETTER, In re the said causes.-In
pursuance OF the order OF Hon. r. F. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit, in the above entitled
causes, Of date the 7th day OF February, A. D.
1872, the Creditors OF JOHN FRASER Il G0MPA.
NY, FRASER, TRENHOLM & COMPANY, and
LAFlTTES LECOUNT, who may be minded to
accept and become part es 10 the agreement OF
date the 25th day OF september, A. D. 1857 between
THEODORE D. WAGNER and W. L. TRENHOLM,
in behalf OF JOHN FRASER i COMPANY, aud Of
FRASER, TRENH0LM& & COMPANY, and the sew
eral Creditors OF either OF the said partnerships,
anu to receive the benefits and give binding effect
I! the same are required 10 appear before me-
at my Office, at the Courthouse In Charleston, and
after signifying their assent and signing said
agreement, TO prove before me their alleged
claims as Creditors OF either OF The said firms, be.
fore the nrst day Of May, A. D. 1872.
WM. J. GAYER, Referee.
@The New York Journal OF Commerce will
insert once week until The 1st Of May, A. ID.
1872, and forward bill for the same to tile under.
siRned. WIN. ]. GAYER, Referee.
feO16-fl1
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TO MY MOTHER.

Like streamlets TO silent sea,
These songs with varied motion
Flow IRON bright Fancy's uplands free,
To LeShe'B clouded ocean;
l They lapse In deepening music down
Tie slopes OF nowtrllt meadows,
Nor dream, poor songs how near them 1roWn
Oblivion's rsyless shadows
YET though OF brief and dubious life,
All v ed to Incomple enes',.--
The voices OF these lays are rlle
With fraIl aud leetlng sweetness;
| One chord TO make mere full the sraln,
One note may not smotner,
| Is echoed in the hearts refrain
Which holds thy name, my mother
To thee my earliest verse brought,
All Wreathed IN loves and roses
Some glowing boylsh fancy, :raught
with tender May wind closesi
Thou did'st not taunt my fedgling song,
Nor vie " ils flight with scorning;
tsThe bird" thou ssid'st, grown Meet anu strong
Might yet outsOar the murnlng
Ah me between that hour and this,
Eternities seem n)wlng;
Dark ypress bou,hs are growing;
Our Fate hath dlmmed with base alloy
The rich, pure gold OF pleasure,
And changed the choral chant OF Joy
To Cares heart. broken measure
But through It all,-the blight, the pail,
The stress OF thunderous Weather.
That God who keeps wild chance In thrail'
Hath linked our lots together;
so, Rand In hand, we sail the gloom,
Faiths m stlc plummet casting
To sound the ways which end III bloom
or Edens everlasting
bless thee, Dear, With reverent thought
Pale face, and lreSses hoary,
Whose every slvery threal hath caught
Some hint OF heavenly gloryi-.
~ rhee. with trust assured, sublime,
ueath's angel call that waitest,-
To thee, as olce my earllesi rhyme,
10 now, bring-my latestl
This volume, The fourth we believe from
Mr.. Haynes pen, is q dainty duodeclmo
which, in elegance OF typographical dress, il
no wise unbeseems the character of the con
tents.
Pp. 1873. Cloth. 81 so.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
iIed partnershIr between THEODO9E G. B0AG.
OF the City Of Charleston, In the County ana
Sta:e Aforesaid, and ANDREW n. JACKSON, OF
Augusta, In the State Of Georgia
10 all whom these Presents shall come tney are
to certify that agreesbly to the act OF tne GENE.
Act to authorize the formation Of Limited Part
nerships, passed on the goth day or Oecemoer,
1887; and another, entitled An Act 10 e3teno tne
duration or An Act authorizing the formation OF
Limited Partnerships, passed on the 18Th day OF
December lS48; and another Act extending the
same until repealed, passed on the 20tn DAY OF
December, 1856, THEODORE G. BOAG, OF the
CITY Of Charleston In the County and State al0re.
said, and ANDREW n. JACKSON,-o Augusta, IN
the State OF Georgia, have formed Limited Part
nership, as follows:
First The Partnership Is to be conducted under
the name or tirm of THEODORE G. BOAG.
second. The general nature OF the business In
tended to be transacted is that or Geneea! fac
tor age and Commission Business, In the Said CITY
OF charleston.
City Of Augusta, in the State Of Georgia. IS tne
Special Partner, and THEODORE G. BOAG, re-
siding In the City Charleston and State AFORESAID,
is the General Partner.
Fourth. the said ANDREW n. JACKSON, the
Special Partner. has contributed In cash tne inn
and just sum OF Five thonsana DouArs W tne
common stock.
Fifth. the said Partnership to commence on
the twenty fourth day OF January, 1877, ana VIII
terminate on the first day Of January, 1873
In witness whereof the said Partners nave
hereunto set their hands and seals, at Ohsrlesto1
this the fourth day Of January, A. D. 1872
THEO. G. BOAG. [I.s.]
Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence OF
r. 8. DURYEl, E. II. WHITING. 1an25-8S
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Celebrations.


CHRHsroMATH@lo SOCIETY.
The COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF this
Society will take place THIS EVENING, in the Col
lege Chapel, at haltpast O'Clock.
The Programme Is as follows: Music. Prayer
by Rev. J. d. ELLIOTT. Music. Anniversary
orator, F. ". CAPERs, in. Music. Commence
ment Orator, Rev. J. W. MILES. Music. Diplo
mas delivered to the Graduates by the President
OF the Society, N. A. PORTER. Music. Valedic
tory Orator, ]. BACHMAN CHISOLM. Music.
Benedction. Music.
The Public are respectfully invited to attend.
q. B. ROSE,
A. DEJoUVE CnISOLM,
A. B. .CAPERS,
mch1-ls Committee on Arrangements.
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1enetab!e Grates.

ORATES | CRATES ! CRATES
hereby give notice to all parties IN ~ want o OF
them o,t in large quantities ana ai M Wohia 6ior ao
wellIo GILL aud examine 1or tnemseNes peiore
purchasing elsewhere. .,.u,,,.,. e,,,,,
Lumber OF all DE-. crlpt.oas and Plasterlng La:hs
constantly on hand. u.r1oNrr
of,ce and Yard, Horlbeck's Wharf,
East sd= washington street,
feb1 Near Northeastern Railroad.
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Drnus, Gbemlrals, or.
.,>~.,-.~----~----~----
x J. L q a N,
PHARMAC UTIsT,
IMPORTER OF FINE CHEMICALS, PERFUAERY
AND SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
No. $50 KING STREET, CORNER OF JOHN.
Now In Stock Of my own Importation,
LOW SON AND HAYDEN's SOAPS,
Tooth Brushes,
Carbolic Acid, -
English Dalby's Carminative, British Oh, Recne's
Embrocstion and Ch!orodyne.
TIIIDEN & CO.'S SOLID AND FLUID E&TRAOTS,
Pharmaceutical Preparations, Sugar-coateu
Pills, &c. AGENT FOR
FORD,s SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
AGENT FOB SOUTH CAROLINA FOB
Da. JEROME KIDDER's ELECTRO MEDICAL
MACHINE AND APPLIANCES,
Surgical instruments and Goods Of foreign man.
ufactnre imported 70 order. l..
Nv Dispensing Department is complete, EN-
bracing all New Remedies.
full assortmentof OF Trusses and Bandages al.
~fys fPysYslGlANs rs GlaS PRESCRIPTIONS compounded
with accuracy day or night. janlowfmly
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Tbe gba1leSto,t Aems.
FRIDAY, MARCH /, 1872.

Gold at New York yesterday closed at
los.
The New York cotton market closed
quiet; uplands 23ac.; sales 1927 bales.
At Liverpool cotton closed heavy; up
lands l1ad; sales 10000 bales.
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SON,
FLORIST AND GARDENER

SPRING STREET NEAR RUTLEDdE.
A choice assortment OF ORNAMENTAL TREES
Roses, Shrubs, Fruis Trees, Bouquets, Oamella,
Flowers, Greenhouse Plants. DC.
Catalogues can be got on the premises.
ian2i-35
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ID UR E G Y P S U ID
Containing NINETY.NINE AND TWO.TaiRDs
to0sSl PER GENT. Soluble Matter. warranted ics
fnr saIe ar The low price OF FIFTEr4, DOLLARS
nrr ton. CASH, JOHN II. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
noy17f Charleston, s. O.
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fertilizers.

AND PL A 7 E R.
zoo barrels warranted Pure Nova Scotia Land
: DA'- HERMANN BULWINKLE, Kerr's Wharf,
ian1I
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Ginanrl1l.

M MoNEY TO LOAN
On Approved Securities. Apply to
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
leb29-2 NO. Broad Street,
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MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
lYl- PANY.-Attend the Regular monthly heet,
ing OF YOUR COMPANY, at your Hail. THIS friday
EyENING, at half past O'Clock.
mchl Secretary.
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This exhibit demonstrates the fact that the
Association made no money out of the
drawing. Out OF the S36,447 the Associa-
tion paid all the prizes that were drawn,
and, besides so doing, they gave $4,000 to
the State Mechanical and Agricultural So
ciety, $500 to the Confederate Widows
Home and $500 to the Catholic Orphan
Asylum. When the few outstanding claims
are paid, the Association will have absolute
ly nothing left.
We have taken particular pains to ascer.
tain the receipts and disbursements in the
City of Charleston, and we find that the
whole number of tickets sold in the city was
$3.50, realizing s2s,356 net cash. The ex-
penditure OF the Association in Charleston,
in prosecution of the business was S44, 500,
exclusive OF over slO,O paid out in premi-
ums. This proves, we think, that Charles
ton has no cause for grumbling.
AS far as we are concerned, the fIregoing
statement must be taken as final. The
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IRISH RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND YOUR
Regular Weekly Meeting, at Archer's Hall,
his EVBNING, at O'Clock:
mcS1 Secretary.
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True Copy.l
A. C. RICHMOND, u. q. @. r., charleston County

In pursuance Of the order Of Hon. F. GRAHAM,
Judge OF the first clrcuit In the above entitled
causes, OF date the 7th day If February, A. D.
FRASER, TRENHOLM l. COMPANY, and La
FITTES & LECOUNT, who may be minded to nc.
cept and become parties to the agreement OF date
the 25th day OF September. A. D. 1857, Eetween
THEODORE D. WAGNER and W. L. TRENHOLM
In behalf Of JOHN FRASER i COMPANY, AMI OF
FRASER, TRENHOLM l. co, and the several
creditors of either OF said Partnerships, and to
receive the benefits and give ndiDg effect to the
same are required to appear before ME, at my
Office at the Courthouse In Charleston, and after
signIiying their assent and signing said agree
ment to prove before me their alleged claims as
creditors OF either OF said Erms, before the first
dav OF Mav. a. D. 1872 WI. GAYER,
feh23-f I0mayl Referee.
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yTrANTED, A GOOD WASHER AND
w Ironer, and do housework. Apply a. No.
| 352 King street. ltoZ4
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VOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOClA:.
TION The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
the Young Mems Christian Association VIII I'D, Dc
held at their Rooms To. MORROW Saturday EVE.
EING, at 8 O'Clock. The special business Oh tne
friends OF the Association are earnestly lnVlteo
TO attend on this Interesting occasion.
mchl.I By order Of the COMMITTEE.
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for Gaie.

ToR SALE, A VALUABLE LOT, WITH
good Dwelling and necessary out6uildlngs,
in Village Of Osinh0y St. Thomas Parish. Apply
to T. &. BALL, oakley Station, Northeastern hal'
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A YOUNG MAN WISHES TO CORES.
N POND with Young Lady-object matri'
mOhy. Address A. O. BEACH, Charleston POST
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r IGHTWOOD LIGHTWOoD ! FOR
sale on savannah and Charleston Raiiroaa
Wharf, THIS DAY, at $3.50 per c9rd, ana 81 per
cord delivered to any part Of the CITY.
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NEEDICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR
.N. .oLINA,-The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
this Society Will be held THIS EVENING, at
O'Clock. MANNING SlMONS, NJ D.,
mchl Secretary.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,.

No. S5s KING STREET.
Dyes and Cleans by means Of steam, Gentle
mems Ladies sRd Children's Clothes. Fine Lsces
and Lace Curtains cleaned and done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed. -
a5-. Goods received and returned BY Expresn.
jun22-lyr !. BILLER, Proprietoe,