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The Great Vienna Exhibition.

The approaching exhibition In Vienna will
be held in the Prater. 1t will open on the
first OF May, 1873, and close on the thirty-drst
of October In the anne year. In Europe the
greatest interest Is manifested In this exhibit
ton, and the amount OF goods sent from the
East, also, will be the largest that has ever
been seen, even OF the great fairs OF Russia.
Hitherto these exhibitions have been held
only In the great western capitals. Vienna,
however, lying between the East and West,
has beyond her, 10 the immediate eastward, a
population of twenty-four millions. Looking
back upon the mighty results which have &C.
crued from the International Exhibitions oil
1861, 1855, 1862 and 1867, the Immense influx
of strangers from far and near, the widened
sympathies, the assimilation OF Ideas and OF
foreign languages which resulted from them,
1t will be easy to conceive that the effects on
the East of an exhibition of this kind in the
Austrian capital can hardly fail to be much
greater, even, than those realized In England
and France. Hitherto sympathy with this ex-
hlbitien has been rather lacking, 1t would
seem, in America and England, and yet the
interests OF the two countries are deeply in
volved. There Is yet a vast market to be
opened In European Turkey alone Tor agri-
cultural Implements, machinery of all kinds,
cheap cloths, hardware, and many other
British and American manufactures, and en-
terprlslng capitalists would do well to direct
their attention TO the matter.
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The Old Catholic Movement.

The fact that Rev. DR.. Whlttingham, the
Episcopal bishop of Maryland has, by invita-
ton, gone to Germany to take part in the
deliberations of the "Old Catholics" at the
conference to be held at Cologne, this month,
excites discussion. The Old Catholics, so
called, while adhering largely 10 the doctrines
of the Church of Rome, deny the infallibility
of the Roman Pontif, and also his supremacy
over other bishops, thereby occupying some
what the same ground as the Anglican Chufcn.
This explains why Bishop Nottingham ana
other bishops of the Episcopal Church ave
been invited to cooperate With them. IL Is
stated that one or two Of the English bishops
will attend the conference as lookers-on; act
inp under instructions to watch any opportu-
nifty that may be presented Ito promote tne
s.cause of unity" without sacrificing the ialtn
or doctrines OF the churches from which lney
are accredited. The Evangelical party III
England, and In this country, seem 10 appre-
bend danger from this movement, ana sne"
some jealousy of the High Church party IN
this connection. If the Old Catholics oeSlre
to unite with the Episcopal Church, tney say,
the way Is open to them at all times, Without
compromise or conditions; hence they cannot
recognize the necessity of any formal nego-
tlations with them at their conference D.
Cologne. They fear that the English anu
American bishops, In their aspirations sller
Christian unity, may be persuaded to pledge
themselves to a lowering of the Anglican
standard on some essential point OF doctrine
In order to make the road easy for the Ola
Catholics-wholly in conflict with. their Pro-
teslant character. AS the Old Catholics still
adhere to the confessional, the doctrine OF
penauce and other doctrines r%epugnant to the
Eyangellcals, the latter seem to think that
unity with them means q halfway step TO
Rome. On the whole, 1t seems probable that
these suspicious and mIsglvlngs will prevent
apy practical cooperation between the Episco-
pallaas and the "Old Catholics"
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The Duty OF the Hour.

1t is said that In some counties, where no
Democratic ticket Is in the field, the Repub-
,icaps have offered to nominate Conserva-
tives OF high position and ripe ability
amongst their candidates for the State
Legislature.
The character OF the State Government
is mainly determined by the character OF
the legislative department. A score OF
brave and able men, in the Senate anu
House, would have made the plundering Inc
periuring OF the past four years next to i'm
possible. With a good Legislature, no Gov
ernor or Treasurer is potent for serious
harm. Without a good Legislature, neither
Moses and Melton nor Tomlinson and Greene
can give practical shape to the fair promises
which are their only political capital No
pains, in obtaining a better class OF repre-
sentatives, will be thrown away. Eacn
less and capable member will be OF lnestl-
mable service to the people.
These are our convictions, and we, there
fore, express the hope that no citizen Will
allow any squeamishness as to the dement's
OF the rival factions, or any pressure OF pri-
vate affairs, to prevent him from accepting
a nomination as member OF the Legislature
of the State. The duty will be irksome, and
the companionship unpleasant. but there is
as much patriotism shown, and as much
glory won, in %surrendering prejudice ana
comfort as In shedding blood In battle.
OF those to whom much has been given,
much IS demanded. South Carolina expects
every man to do his duty.
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rrRnTs OF THE NEHo'

u, nan, NEWS by mail one sss al S =, the
.aa,,. "a: three months 81 zoo. S. 80 Tho cor
mo- moh a. s1 s r GENTS a week. payable .ee 20 o sne Ca
oisy a. ~ ss q year, paid in advance at tne omeo.
rless, T.,.WsEkLY NEWS, published on Tuesoays'
,"rodavs ana Saturdays, one year sA' BIZ
n,ontns 30 50; three months 81 as
THr WEEKLY NEWS, one ycar ~ siA oop''
am Ten copies, to one addr' SO. SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN aaVance
.nd no paper continued after the expiration OF tne
time paid for. EgasJ $500.
Rux1rrANoss should be made BY Postomce
money Order OF by Express. II This cannon Do
aone. protection against losses BY mall may Do
ecured by forwarding q draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the proprietors OF THE NE~s'
or By sending the money In q registered letter.
->Nomuns OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and founo'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 Words 20 Genus
each insertion; over. 20, and not exceeaing so
words, ocents each Insertion; over 80, ana no'
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON Il 20,
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Tho Interest ON the city Debt.

The City Treasurer, Mr.. P. j. Coogan,
! gives notice that 'the time provided by Or
.'dinance as necessary to prepare the City
"Stock Department for the payment
.sof interest due on the lst OF October being
snow absorbed" by the extension OF time
for the payment Of city taxes, 1.-THE interest
s'cannot be paid before the 18th of meet
stmonth, jiso soon." Because the City Coun-
Gil have granted the taxpayers IN indul-
gence OF fifteen days, the creditors OF the
Petty must wait fifteen days, at least, for
their anxiously expected money. This, it
| would seem, can only be explained in one of
two ways. The city has not, until the taxes
are received, money enough TO pay the in
| terest; or there is not q sufficient clerical
force in the Treasurer's office to allow OF
carrying on, at the same time, the receiving
OF taxes and the preparation Of the dividend
ledgers. The last named difficulty should
be easily overcome; and the first does not
appear 10 be insuperabie.
The Mayor and Council are earnestly de.
sirous OF restoring and maintaining the
credit OF the city. They levy and collect
taxes sufficient to enable them to meet
every public obligation, and in this policy
they have the support OF the thinking pub.
lie. 1t must strike them that, il a city OIL.
Ger is allowed or authorized to postpone for
fifteen days, or more, the payment OF inter-
| est on the municipal debt, q new element
comes into play which causes the city to
lose at one end what is gained at the other.
The holders OF city securities are promised
| their interest on a certain day. Many OF
them have no other means Of support thar
is found in that interest. When it Is not
paid punctually they suffer severe priVa-
tions, or must borrow, perhaps at heavy
cost, q pittance to keep body and soul
together until the city is ready to meet its
engagements. There is, besides, the large
class OF permanent investors who, knowing
the laudable purposes OF the administration,
are tempted to buy city stock at its present
low price. These are repealed by the fear
that the interest may not be paid for fifteen
days after it is due, iii 80 soon;" and those
who would hold the stock, and 30 stiffen
the quotations, are tempted to get rid OF it
and take something which pays promptly if
it does pay less.
II the city were compelled to suspend the
payment Of interest by causes beyond con-
troll, we should not add to the difficulties OF
the situation by clamorlng for impossible.
ties. But the city can pay, and is going to
pay; and we believe thai it is sound econ
omy to make arrangements to pay the in
%terest, without fail, on the day that it falls
due. We trust that the Mayor and Council
| will give the matter their immediate atten-
| ton.
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New Books.

DOCTOR VANDYKE. ANovel. By Jno. Esten
Cooke. Author OF the Virginia Comedians,
&c. D. Appleton & Co. Charleston: Holiness
Book House and Fogarlie's Depository.
This is a well.conceived story of colonial
life In Virginia; the Incidents are striking and
the interest Ia well maintained. What Matthew
Arnold would call the 'Journeyman work" OF
the book is poorly done, and the words put in
the mouths o. some oil the characters fit them
as we'll as q DANES farthlngale would a hoy
den of sixteen. DR.. Vandyke, the principal
character, is vigorously sketched, but for 80
wise and seli-contained a man he talks pure
drivel. 1t Is an attractive novel all the same.
Mr.. Cooke would write better, if he wrote
less.
Paper. Price IS cents.
THE WHITE Rose. BY q. J. Wlyte Melville.
Author OF Sarchedon, the Gladiators, &c.
New York: D. Appleton t. Co.. Charleston:
Holiness Book House.
In this novel Mr.. Melville deals with mod
ern life, giving semiramis and Cesar a rest.
The dialogues are bright, and there are bits OF
capital descriptive writing. There Is more
completely than freshness in the plot, but,
once begun, the story is pretty sure to be
read faithfully to the end.
Cloth. PIP. 357. Price 81 Is.
MICHAEL FARADAY. By ]. II. Gladstone, Phi.
g., F.. R.. 8. New York: Harper & Brothers.
Charleston: Fogarlie's Depository.
The story OF the lille OF Faraday, as old by
DR.. Gladstone, forms at once q charming mar
ralive and agracelul tribute to the illnstrious
physicist. The biographer's task has evident
ly been ! labor of love.
Cloth. PIP. 223. Price 90 cents.
The OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. By Charles Dickens.
Illustrated by Thomas Worth. New York:
Harper d Brothers. Charleston: Fogartie's
Depository.
OF all the American editions of Dickens,
this "Household Edition. which the Harpers
are now publishing is the best adapted for
thoroughly comfortable and satisfactory read
Ing. The print is all hat could be desired;
the illustrations are excellent and numerous,
and yet the volumes are cheap. Cloth. PIP.
2s3. Price 81; paper IS cents.
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shirt. On investigation it was found that a
woman up town had washed this shirt (Wnlcn
was a peculiar one) for a man now IN lne Con-
necttcut State prison, who was q pal Oh FOR
rester's. The sporting man above referred 10
identified OF once the picture of Forester as
that of the man he saw In the vicinity OF Ma
than's house. Next Wednesday, George Ellis,
now confined In the State prison, will be
brought here, and will testify that the "dos"
which was used In numbering Nathan was
stolen from Schenck's house by Forester ana
himself, and that both used it In various burg
larips-
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GUNNER Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
Il W.. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
MD, on. EUROPEAN PLAN.-Tnls l8vorlte es.
tabiishment, situated in one OF the most eligible
POSITIONS 10 the city, on the highest ground, and
consequently well adapted for o Summer Resort,
being Comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
nIhctently furnished With baths and other con-
ception OF those contemplating q tour OF pleasure
the coming SEASON.. The cars run within q square
of the house. Coaches at all the stations. z. V.
WESTOOTT, Proprietor. 1unS4mos
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FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. rs.

FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. rs.
LIFE AND TIMES OF REV.. JOHN WESLEY, by
1yermsn, Vol. l, 81 60.
new supply Of Bishop HuntIngton's Helps to
q Holy Lent, 81 rs.
by the author OF ga dominican Artist &C., 81 so.
Truth and Trust, Lessons OF the War; four Ar
dent sermons by Henry Afford, y. D., 81.
Medltatlons on the Miracles OF Christ, by Rev.
J. y. H0waon, Dean CT Chester, 81 80.
Legends Of the PaEri8rchs and Prophets, by 8.
Barring Could, NJ. A., 81.
Lamps, Pitchers ard Trumnets, Lectures on the
Vocation OF the Preacher, Illustrated by Anec-
OF every order OF Pulpit Eloquence, from the
Great Preachers OF all ages, by E. Paxton uood,
two volumes In one, 81 IS.
Half Truths and Truth, Lectures on the Origin
belief, considered In relation to the nature and
claims OF the Christian System, by Rev. I'M Man.
"6Gthrlst is All" by the Rev. Henry Law, Dean
OF Gloucester, or the Gospel OF the Pentateucn,
VIZ: Genesis, Exodus, LeVltlcus, Numbers aud
Deuteronomy, each 81.
Ministerlng children and Sequel. by Mrs.
Charlesworth, Red Line Edition. Beautifully Illus.
trated, In one volume, small quarto, 81.
Macdufrs New Book, 'Saint Paul In Rome"
the Teachings, FelloWships, and Dying Testimony
Of the Great Apostle il the City OF the Caesars, W
J. r. Macdun. D. D.. 81 25.
Se[mOnS lOr Sunuuy EVENINGS, LouuOn heHsf
Gus Tract Society, 81 so.
Bede's Charity. BIZ Hesbs Stretton, author OF
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Public and P8rlor Readings, Prose and Poetry,
or the use Of Reading CluUs, &C., BY Monroe
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Science Record for 1872, q compendium OF
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year, With illustrations, edited By +. A. Beach,
81 80.
H%eart.Throba Of Eminent Authors, compiled by
Vim. Hardcastle Browne, a. H., 81 SO.
The Southern Poems OF the War, c~o!lect6- Ind
ranged by Miss Emily V. Mason, Of Virginia, 81.
NEW NOVELS, 30.
Loveis Of Arden, ty N. E. Braddon, T5c.
Kate Beaumont, by J. w. DeForest. 76c.
Two Family Mothers, BY Marie Sophie Schwartz,
ST..
How Will 1t End9 by Haywood, ST. 80.
More Than She Could Bear, a Story OF the
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Ought We to Visit Her9 by Annie Thomas, 81 Is.
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Cotton GINS.
NemspGpers:

Newspapers.
TINE MARION STAR,
Published In one OF the best agricultural sec
lions OF the Slate, aud having q large and IN.
creasIng circulation among the planters and
business men, orIer its Columns to the Factors,
Merchants and other business men OF Charleston
as lhe best medium through which they can com.
munieate with the Planters and Merchants OF the
Peedee Country. Business Cards and other al.
vertlsements inserted on liberal terms
Address w. J. MCKERALL,
sept Limo marion, s. Y.
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Joint 6tGrk Qompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
PANY for the benefit Of the state Orphan Asylum.
GLASS No. l6l-MuNDAY MORNING, Sept: 10.
5l-l6-25-67-7l-75- 3-38-20-37-7S-l3
GLASS No. i62-MONDAY EVENING, Sept l6.
IL
sep17 A. MORCLSO, sworn Commissioner.
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DLANTATIoN FOR SALE GREAT

DLANTATION FOX SALE -1hEai
BARGAIN-PORT ROYAL
Tue subscriber, being about to leave the state,
offers for sale that valuable ! cameo canI
The "Yeoman's Tract,n situated IN arnWeic onn.
t, near Jackson's Branch, waters OF Lower
Three Runs, containing 9l9 acres. F.. ,,.ao
proximity to 1t, and the splendid circular saw
Mil Of DIR. J. q. Miller not more nan q mile ifom
the richly .tlmbered portion OF the estate. ..u
There are about zoo acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cotton and corn. u..o
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge OF the
body Of timber, and the locality ID remarkably
healthy.
The tlmbered portion t7ls aeres) presents ga as
hne a body OF virgin forest as Inc eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smaueSt slzed
cap timber to she largest ranging size. -.
10 railroad contractors, lumOermen h ~ aHo,
pentlne d~lstilers, no finer opportunity mas ever
been presented OF realizing q fortune, as Gney
have the option OF shipping TO Savannah OF fort
Royal, either by water or rail-. .au
For further particulars, apply 10 Inc suDscriOer'
or to u. N. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Law,
Williston, SO. a.. In whose LANDS are INC IiIieS.
sepe.lmo K, N. MILLER.
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Drnas and Me6innes.

Druas ann me6irlnes.
ELEGANT AND RELIABLE PREPAR-
~ ATOMS.
W. B.. WARMER d o.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Oner the following assortment OF Elegant Pre-
parat!ons, now used by Physicians everywhere.
Send for Price List to Dr. II. BAER, Charleston:
Iron and Iodoform Pills, q powerful Alternative
and Tonic
Comp. Phosphorus pills, for Impotence, Loss Of
Nerve POwer &c.
Elixir UnchOnta CallBayo
Elixir Pyrophosphate or Iron
Elixir Ualsays, Iron and Bismuth
Elixir Ualisaya, Ferrated
Elixir Cslisaya, Iron aud Strychnia
Elixir Pepsln, Bismuth and Strcyhpia
Elixir VaIerianate OF Ammonia
Wine Of Pepain
Bitter Wine Of Iron
Wine OF Wild Cherry
Ferrated Wine Of Wild Cherry
Comp. Syrup Of Phosphates Tor Chemical Food
syrup Of Hypophosphites tfor Consumption, sron'
chltis, &c)
Beef, Wine, Iron and 0lnchona.
LicoriCe LO2enges, c0tRintng Vanilla, Tolu, &c.
Elixir Tar8xacum Comp. This 10 Q new and valu.
able combination OF the medicinal properties
OF the Dandelion, Wild Cherry and Gentian,
associated with Aromaties. 1t is q very
agreeable and efficient remedy. Aside from
its medicinal virtues, 1t ia useful as 9 vehicle
and for masking the bitter taste OF Quinine.
Elixir Gentian and Iron
Elixir Bromide OF Potassium.
Syrup Phosph. Quinine, Iron and Strychnia, (Ait-
ken's syrup for Debility and Nervous Pros.
tration, Indigestion, ChlorosiH, DC.
Elk. Valerianate Of Strychnia
Elk. Phosph. Qulnine. Iron and strychnia (of the
greatest service whore there Is q tendency to
Paralysls)
Beef, Wine and Iron, an elegant combination,
especially serViceable In cases OF children and
delicate ladies.
In addition to the above, W. R. Warner i 90.
manufacture q full line Of Fluid Extracts and
Sugar-Coated Pills, all Of which are to be had at
Manufacturers Prices, Of
Dr. q. BAER, No. ISL Meeting street,
m~ch23-dAw6moa Charleston. 8 q.
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Nem J%lnallraIions

HYhNAL OF THE Q oR IL
We are prepared t. furnish the "HYMNAL" at
the lowest Introduction prices. A variety OF
styles; prices from loo, soc, 76c, 81, and up.
wards.
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Drnas at UboIesaIe.
lR. FTLER,S VEGETABLE RHEU-

.nR. NTLER'S VEGETABLE RHEU-
~ MATIC SYRUP. ~
Warranted under oath never to have falledt 70
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. q. Ewing. Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkill, Philadel-
phia; the wife or Rev. J. B. Davis, Hi9htstoWn,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J v. Greeley, member Oon-
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltim0rei
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR.. GEO. CAULIEE, Agent.
july1-1yr Charleston, 8. @.
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FoR SALE, TWENTY-HoRsE POWER
Stationary ENGINE N BOILER, IN ialf
order. Price, $500. Also, a lot q SMAFilNS'
PuIIeys, &C., at a bargain. CAMERON. BARK
t.EY + n aug22 thstu
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TTAY FOR SALE IN BALES OR LOOSE,
jul IN any quantity to suit purchasers, az the
following prices: loose, 81; baled, 81 rs. DeliV-
cred on Sullivan's Island. 81 SO per cWt. Apply 10
w. HUNT, Nc. AZ Market street, or at the Four
Mic Hnnaa sepl3-stuth7+
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Mfetings.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 4, K. OF P.
Attend Semi.Monthly Communication, at
Pythiau Hall. THIS EVENING, at hall past Z
O'Clock. Members and Candidates Will please De
punctual. n,n,pv
BY order W. @. d. hlfLEi,
aenlI -. y.
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n d L o G N E.
u The real, genuine, imported article, In
different styles, comprising:
Joseph AntOni Fsrion
Jean Maria Farina
'47lln Francois Marie Farina.)
Also, q very superior Cologne, OF my " man.
ufncture, put up In all styles.
Give IL o trial. DR.. d. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. Isl Meeting street.
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WrANTED, A LAD 10 OR - YEARS
w old, to assist la a Fruit Store. RECON-.
mendatlons required. Apply at No. 4s7 KING
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MINERAL WATERS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER, from the
Celebrated Greenorier White sulphur Springs
in Virginia
Congress Water
Geyser Water.
For sale nv DIR. H. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street.
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MISS Y. MURDEN WILL ID. W RE
lyl OPEN her School on October lst. Rev. j.
VI. MILES will give Lessons In Literature and
B~elles-Lettres, and Mr. ALEXANDER In Algebra.
Miss MURDEN will for q Class for Young Ladies'
who wish 10 attend three times q week to receive
instruction In the higher branches. july16-ml2
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Ua11ts.

WTANTED, A LAD ABOUT 10 YEARS
w old. Apply at NO. ia Meeting street.
next lee Honse. 6epl7.Z"
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TOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST
], HENRY OFTEN, sou of the late Henry
UIjen, for Seventy-nye Dollars. Will BIZ sold at q
dIscount at MENkE Il aug27
EOR SALE, HOUSE, LOT AND GR1ST
MILL. No. 20 Columbus street. Lot 81 feet
front by 2o5 deep. Apply OF the place.
sepl4.stutb4f
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DEF, WINE AND IRON

DEF, WINE AND IRON
id N
BEEF, WINE, IRON AND CINOHONA.
These elegant and excellent stimulating Tontcs
are now getting Into general use, especially In
cases OF delicate females and children. They may
be had Of DR.. II. BAER,
No. 13l Meeting street.
A full stock OF ElIxirs, and all the other new
Pharmaceutical Preparations. always kept on
hand.
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irish VOLUNTEER RIFLE CLUB
Attend the Regular Meeting at Hlbernian
nv order ~ JAMES A. MURRAY,
oen17 Secretary I. Y. h. @.
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60 Rent.
for Gale.

MULES AND HORSES JUST ARRIVED
lyl at OAKMAN'S STABLE. No. IS church
street, near Broad street. Low for cash or Guy
acceptance.
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OAROLNA RIFLE CLUB.-THE REG
L. ULAR Monthly Meeting OF this Club will be
NAV TROS. FROST, Jr.,
sep17.s Secretary and Treasurer.
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NARoLINA INDEPENDENT BOAT
" OLUB.-Attend the Regular Monthly Meet,
ing OF your Club, THrs EVENING, at nan past D
O'Clock. T. J. IK.,
sepl7* Secretary and Treasurer.