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lTATTSOy'S Improved Brcasi PHnp. This
wi Pump H. unique aud unlike any other IN tho
market twill nOteomprsseihe MIX duct. which
Is the cause Of 50 much pain and suffering ~ other
breast pumps. II procurrs painless Co.'s 81 milk
and is preventive OF sore ligPlcs zId broken
breasts for sale By
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V,HE Alexandra Feeding Bofilc. Jiiis boido
has an advantage over al other, ~ ,hspe. u
il a Eat and upright bottle comhingd ean b. mp
tied 10 the last drop nd IL pecnsr formation pre-
cludes the possibility ofleahagein aay positisn is
sep,. 3. 1871. g. j.. RELLER.
C,CHOOL hooks snbrscins ~! thai !. Hzca IL
y our public schools. Also. large .iock .:
Letter, Gao and Nrtr Paper. fnyelopos ~ an
Styies and -ls-s Pens Holders. Lcrf Pencil. States
Black, Blsc, yiOlei and Red lake far sale by
cK BELLER.
Harper's Perry. sept .. 1871.
T URRfCATTSG OF! far " scliDe purposes. fresh
Sperm and NeatsiaD' basipg pDfchs.ed al
the above in large qasniiics, an rrrpar,d 20
sel them at very Tow rates. e.. J.. BELLLE.
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VI saie by q. T. bhi!Lf.
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PEW RENTS.

-NHE Pew Rents Of the Presbyterian Church are
now due, and promptFayment desired.
4. W. CRAMER.
Jan. 6, 1872. Treasurer.
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WANTED.-Dried Apples, Peaches an1 Cher
w ries, Beeswax, TallOw, Beans, Butter, Eggs,
Country made Soap. Cotton Rags and Bacon.
Jan. 90. 1872. KEARSLEY 4 SHEERER.
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mr11sas ABOUT THE STATE.

"A mine of sulphate OF Daryta has been
discovered at Kings Mountain, a few miles
from the Air Line Railroad. and la being
worked by 7. E. Colburn, Esq, OF Boston,
Mass. The mineral Is shipped to Bath, Me-:
Information received from Yorkville
states that Lieutenant watson, OF the Seventh
Cavalry, who was recently wounded severely
nv being thrown upon bis sword, by the break
ing ofhls saddle glrth, is doing well, and in a
fair way to recover.
The Touring. grlst and saw mills and card
In9 machine, belonging to Leroy Macarthur,
Situated at the through Shoalsn on Pacolett
River, were entirely destroyed by fire on Mon
dsy night, the l4.h instant. The. fire Origin
ated 1t 10 supposed from nre dropped while
saving at night. The loss Ia about $4,000.
The Sumter News says: 1.-THE body of an
old colored man, belonging to the Swimming
Pens neighborhocd, who had been quite sick,
and had mysterlously disappeared Tor q week
or more, was found on the 18th instant, In
HerIolS Mill Pond, at the Pens, intesWhich he
probably fell, during q fit OF delirium, occa-
stoned by his disease" -
The Columbia Carolinian says: Several
of our planting friends mention the fact that
their cotton crops have turned out better than
thew had expected, and some say they will not
be through with picking before Christmas,
while others will be compelled to leave some
nntouched. This unexpected but gratifying
Intelligence Is not universally the case, and
the crop will not exceed an average one.n
The Newberry Herald ssys: 1--WE learn
from Captain J. G. g. Brown that on Tuesday
night last bis Clubhouse, with ten bales OF cot:
ton. two gins, fan, thresher, four thousand
bundles of fodder and four loads of hay, were
entirely consumed by fire.. Captain Brown
states that there is not o shadow OF doubt but
That the fire was set, and as bis property has
been on several other occasions set fire to,
the last occurring in February, by which he
lost several valuable horses. no one will doubt
The facE noW.n
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r IN THE STATE.

The Chester Reporter announces the acci.
denial destruction by fire of the Clubhouse,
with seven bales of cotton, OF Major James
Pagan, on Tuesday, 10Th instant.
On Sunday night, one Jesse CoVlngton. COL
ored, lost everything he had OF Clothes, lurni'
ture, &c, BY the burning OF hid house on the
plantation Of Mr.. Robert Barrow.
On Major o. A.. brakes plantation, one day
last week, a dwelling house was consumed
and two colored children persisted In the
flames.
MT. ]. d. Johnson, living some two miles
below the Old Wells, had his sLorehouse and
stock of goods reduced 10 ashes on FRIDAY
night last9clearly the act of an ~incendiary'
LOSS, near $500. ,o..
The Marlboro Times says: "Ohe nlgnt las.
week the Clubhouse OF Mt. }: q: dunbar Was
consumed. together with about ten bales Of
cotton. Cause, the ~oVerturnlng OF a burning
CANDLE"
The Edgeheld Advertiser sage: ION Wednes
day of last week, Mr.. 3. N. White. living neal
Ninety-SIx, had his Clubhouse, some ten bales
of cotton, and a large lot OF cotton seed de-
stroyed by fire. The fire, he thiuks, was the
work of an incendisry. Loss over $4,000. NJ
insurance.
on Friday night last, two ~incendlaries ap.
preached the Clubhouse on Mrs. James Ed.
sons Edfsto place, applied the torch, and
made good their escape. Mrs. Eidson's loss
on clubhouse, gin, &C., Is about $500, and that
of Mr.. Arthur Lott, who was working Inc
premises, and had his cotton in the Clubhouse,
Is estimated at about 500. No insurance. ,
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
.s.fE. FRUIT MARKETS. H" ..
The Daily Bulletin of Thursday, octob
Gath, Gays: -

The Daily Bulletin of Thursday, October
Gath, says:
Common potatoes are In good demand and
firm. Sweets are about steady: Vegetables
unchanged. Our quotations for potatoes
are In bulk,in shipping order soc per Dol must
be added. We quote as follows: Peacholows
$2a2 rs; Early Bose at 81 60a2, and Early Good
rich and Jackson whites at 81 25al 90. sweets
50 60a3 per Dbl for Virginia, and $Sa3'26 ior
Delaware We quote: Vegetables: Bed onions,
per Dbl 50 SOFAS; do yellow 81 60a3; DO COD
neclicut white, $4lA so per BIOL. Squash, mar,
rowfat, per Dbl, 75ra$l. Russia tnrnlps, Sl oo
per Dbl, white turnips, 81 per Dbl; Cao9ages'
s6alO per 100. Red eabbages. saiz. seess.
do sbeiled $40 per bush. Carrots, per Dbl 81 bo.
Celery, / 25al so per dozen,
There ia q moderate inquiry for apples at
abont former prices. Pears are selling better,
and holders appear to have 8 tribe more con-
adence. Grapes heavy. Cranberrles hrm.
We quote as follows: Apples, Fall plppins,
prime, s2a2 rs; Detroit reds, s2a2 u.s.; York
pIppins, $2a2 Is; twenty ounce $2a2 20;
greetings, 81 5Oa2; Baldwin, $2a2 rs; Spitzen-
berg, $2a3 rs; river stock, all varieties, 16ca
81 rs: andiJersey IL bulk, 75ca$l rs per OBJ.
Pears-No. l, per Dbl, $l2al5; do, No 2, s6as;
Louise Bonne of Jersey. s8al0; Sickle, $l2s
20: Vicar of Wakefield, SCAT; and cooking $3a6
per Dbl. Ounces, $l0a12 tor apple and $6as
for pear. Grapes-Concord, per 10. 6aSci
isabella. do, 5a7c; Delaware, do, 7a9c; Cataw-
ba. do. t7a9c. Cranberrles-Prime, Sl0al2
per Dbl; per crate. IS SO; do, fair to good, ~ %
az rs, Nuts-Cheatnuts, Southern, per bush.
So so, and State ST.; new hickory, 81 76a$2;
Black walnuts, 76c per bushel.
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RNGLANDpSLATES DEFEAT.

- ~ BERLIN, October IS.
The Emperor williams decision Of the San
Juan question In favor of the United States
was communicated, simultaneously to-day to
rhe English and American ambassadors.
Odo Russell, on visiting Bancroft, congratu-
lated him upon the settlement OF the San Juan
boundary. Russell said that the last cause Tor
difficulty between England and America bad
been removed. The meeting was very cordial.
LONDON, October rs.
The award of the Emperor William In the
San Juan case Ia severely commented on In
some Of the London Journals. The Times says
stthe decision is unsatisfactory. uncleer and
indecislye; but We accept 1t with loyal sub
misslveness." The Times also says: W re.
pudlste utterly the absurd and baseless charge
that England Intrigued at Berlin with a view
to modifying the Judgment Of The Emperor"
The Pest considers the award as damaging 70
the interests and diplomatic reputation Of
Eneland, as was tho award of the Geneva TIL
bunaI. It gives, says the Post, the key to the
British Columbian waters to the United Statee.
The settlement of the question hardly tends
to improve the reIations now existing between
England and America. The telegraph and
News reserve their criticisms. The Standard Is
silent on the subject
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TIE HORSE DIsrEMPER.

NEW YORK, October rs.
The weather this morning was very damp
and fOggy. The horse disease Is now spread
to every stable In the city. Symptoms OF con
tagion are visible on almost every morse on IN
the streets. The street cars are continuing 70
lessen their trips. Last evening tnere was
| not q Broadway stage between the battery
| and city hall, and this morning that tnorougn-
fare seems TO be almost Without vehicles.
It is altogether calculated thar ABOUT elgnteen
thousand horses are now afflicted. animals
attacked the day before yesterday generally
exhibited worse features, and -it-seems EVIL
dent that dating cases from Monday. or
Sunday the criais can hardly be said to
have arrived. The continued working OF
afflicted horses is beginning to tell. In
the rapid increase Of dangerous cases. Not
many deaths have been reported as yet, but 1t
Is known that deaths are occurring. 1t ID the
opinion Of veterinary surgeons that the DIS
temper may, not prove fatal, but that the
horses will suffer some time from weakness.
The sanitary committee reported to the board
OF health yesterday that the disease though
general is not fatal or contagious. The course
or 1t seems 10 be, say Friday the animal ap-
pears alex. Saturday worse, sunday tne ma, MAJ,
Improves, Tuesday. Is almost 1T for work.
The effect on business has not yet been very
severely felt, but already drayage and carriage
In some instances have advanced to wal rates.
BROOKLYN, OCTOBER 20.
The Prospect Park Association have with
drawn Saturday prizes on account OF the
horse mslady. -
ROCHESTER,, October IS.
The horse disease show no abatement, the
weather rainy and damp, and the reports
from the various stables are that the horses
are much worse.than they were yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, October rs.
The horse doctors announces The appearance
OF the mslady here x. @.Gat -,
LEWISTON, ME-, October rs.
) There ore several hundred horses Sick, but
few deaths. " /,
= -, AUaUsTG, Me-, October rs.
A number OF cases Of the horse malady. have
proved fatal here. 9i .,.
H:. PHILADELPHIA. October rs.
An investigation OF all the stables shows that
the malady Is notrhers. Every preoaution has
been taken 10 prevent the spread If It. ap-
pears.
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mg- BELL sCHNAPPS, DISTILLED

ns- BELL sCHNAPPs, DISTILLED
BY the ProoprIetsrs at schiedsm, in Holland. An
invieorating Tonic and Medicinal Beverage
Warranted perfectly pure, and free from sL
deleterious substances. 1t ls distilled from Bar.
ley OF the finest quality, and the aromatic Juniper
Berry Of Italy, and designed expressly TOT cases
of Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Dropsy, Cont, Rheu.
matism, General Debility, oartarrh OF the Blsd.
der, Paths in the Back and Stomach, and al
diseases Of the Urinary Organs. It gives relief
In Asthma, Gravel and oalculi in the Bladder,
strengthens and invigorates the systsm, and y
a certain preventative and cure Of that dreadful
~scourse, Fever and Ague.r! go
CAUTION ASK for HUDSON G. WOLFE's
BELL SCHNAPPS.n
For sale by all respectable arocers and Aposne'
carries.
HUDSON @. WOLFE d CO.. Sole Importers
ONCE, No. IS South. William street., New YORK
aepSO-9moS ~ - !
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rather amusing, unless you first admit the
doctrine of lntalllbllity of judgment, and ap-
ply it to the Union; for men whose business 1t
Is to decide and give advice upon such mat
ters do not see It with 30 much clearness. In
fact, Comptroller Neagle, who has assumed
the duties, attaches to his signature the title
of an office which the Union says Is deinnct.
Lastly, while I am q Republican, I am not
30 much one as to be willing 10 sacrifice every
principle Of decency to regular party nomina.
lions. My Republican principles we're well
known In this State for FIVE years .tevious to
the time when the editor of the Union put In
an appearance; and, besides, 1t m With an
Ill grace from him to hold that the difference
between q Bolter and q Democrat Ia 80 slight,
when he came 80 near being q Bolter himself.
EDWIN F. GARY,
Late State Auditor.
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COUR1EsIks OF TIE CLOTH
An Epiicopallan Bishop'saopiuionaot
oia LaArchbishop Bayley." 9 .G1ti

t-...-s"f.sFsHAy q. - .hOti. s.SJ 'is'''1 4
An Epiicopallan Bishop'saopirionaof
oia i.aArchbishop Bayley.s g .Gpi
Among the communications received from
distinguished gentle men who had been Invited
TO be present at the last,meetng Of the New
ark IN. J.) Board of Trade Twas one from
Bishop 0denheimer, Of thg7 Protestant Episco-
pal Church, In the course Of which, abiding to
the early history Of Newark, he paid the
following graceful compliment to the nev
Roman Catholic Archbishop Bayley, recently
transferred from New Jersey to Baltimore:
As the early representatives OF the religious
bodies appeared TO have lived among us In
harmony, whilst maintaining Intact their re-
speclive theological views, 30 1t seems 10 me
the city OF churches land there are about
ninety Of them Is ai. this day blessed With 3
fine spirit Of Cnristian charity, leading to all
the pleasing Offices of3cprivate and social
fellowship among the many IsohOlarly and
eloquent clergyman land there are about
denomination of Christians and defend With
sincerity their respective convictions Of truth.
Il Is a loss that will be fell by not only New.
ark, but oy the Staie al large, that n OF the
most lIluslrious OF these divines, the Roman
Catholic Bishop of Newark, IL compelled to
leave. ana at 'Lne eummOD6 Vi NIB ecClebfhbLCal
superior, to ascend the archieptscopal throne
OF Baltimore. The honor Is we'll deserved, fJr
he has firmly and a. all times supported the
faith and church of bis choice; but his absence
will BIZ the withdrawal Of q wholesome moral
power from the community In which he has
been the dIgnihed promoter OF temperance,
order and goodwill among all classes, as well
as among mis- own people. have gone. up
and down the State Of New Jersey, from SUSSEX
to Cape May. during thirteen years, and 1
have heard Of his presence and work 10 all
parts of his Jurisdiction. but l. have never
heard of q word or not OF bitterness. This i1-
fiuence has tended 70 promote goodwill and
charity. / speak impartially, for have never
met Bishop Bayley. So . rs, ''"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

-Thiers has forbidden the sale in France of
cartcatures of Napoleon and his family.
The agricultural report Tor October says
that the corn crop promises to be the largest
ever grown.
Mary Ann Boxer, daughter of a New York
millionaire, who married her fathers coach
man, died yesterday In q hovelin Washington.
The inquest disclosed signs OF violence, but
the woman died from prOtracted dissipation.
Isaac Raval's family in Robertson County,
Tennessee, were poisoned. The mother and
daughter are dead, and the father and another
daughter are sick. There Is no clue to- the
noisoner. u /
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~ OFFICE OF THE SINGER MAN

w OFFICE OF THE SINGER NAN.
UFAuTURINa COMPANY, CHARLESTON, 8. o.
OCTOBER %, 1s72-Onr and after this date we
will not rec gnlze nor be responsible for any Re-
ceipts given on sewing Machine Agreements IN.
less the same be cur regular printed Receipt,
numbered and signed
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
..#o J.. CLARK BEDELL. Agent.
October q. 1872. oct23.wfm
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TIE TIE GERMANS AND TIE SUNDAY LAD

'yi-'&i22 CHICAGO, October 25.
The question of enforcing the sunday
liquor law is an absorbing one just now among
the friends. and opponents OF the law. Last
evening there was q large meeting OF Ger
mons, and resolutions were passed condemn.
Ing the law as q relic OF pnrltanlsm, ana an
Infringement on the constitutional rights Of
thu elf ZanS.
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1t has been computed that there is stand
Ing 10 the forest Of Michigan at the present
time over 40, 900, COO. 900 feet OF mercantile
pine timber. It IL estimated that, If the con-
sumption In the State continues to increase In
the same ratio as in the past few yesre, the
pine forests will be entirety swept away With
In eight years. .- E
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CLOUDY WEATHER TO-DAY.

~ -9s WASHINGTON, D. G., October Is.
In the South Atlantic States and Southern
Virginia, and thence to the Ohio Valley and
the Gulf, partially cloudy and clearing
weather, with but little If any. rain.
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~- THE GREAT FIRE AT SING
SING lLHERRINa'S SAFE. AGAIN THE VICTOR
Srrn Snsn N1W YoRH Qctohar Ill. 1917

SING l-HERRINa'S SAFE AGAIN TIE VICTOR
SING SING, NEW YORK, October II, 1872,
Messrs. Hsrrings q FarTel, Ne1o Pork:
GKNTLEMRN-The "Patent Championn Fire
Proof Safe purchased: OF you In September last
was the means OF preserving my books. papers,
&C., IN the terrible IRE which visited us yesser'
day, and which consumed over s2oo, 900 worth Of
property. Nc store. In which the Safe stood, was
q three-story brick BUILDING, situated In the cen.
ire of the block. It was completely surrounded
by the flames, and the Safe suhjeoted't to the most
intense heat (belng red hot) for over twelve hours.
On opening 1t the books, papers,. and entire con
tents were found 70 be In an excellent state Of
presentation. Yours respectfully,
LEANDER FISHER.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY.ONE FIRMS
have testified to the preservation OF their valu-
ables In HERRINa'S- SAFES in the burning Of
Chicago. 4 " - s"'''@ ." :"'-sAtSs
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MusilaI. Books.
CONTINUED BRLLIANT sUCbEsS-W
" III DIFSON6 OG.'S!s13 i!ha ,aaf.
EN- 8 0FsTRIsUsEodg-

u ID b III a q.
This ane collection, nov st,al the rase.p con.
sa aim AMONG its Gems (Which ~ 25 large np ps
pagea.y
German Hearts, Aquareilcn,, 1901 Hishts, Nm
hitten, Morgenblatter, Artist Life Love and
Pleasure, Burgersinn, Blue Danube, Marriage
Bells, Bonbons, Wine. Women and song ana
many other popular wsltzes. 2aeira-
PIzZIoATo, NEW ANNEs, .'ERr1soH
TRATscH, and other Polkas. with q soodly NUN
mar az nest.rate ouadhlies, aalops, Aazurkas, 20.
Price. ia Boards, 81 50; Cloth, Sent post
paid, for retail price. - '-'.'
the Great New Church Nuaic Book,
THE STANDARD D,
attn ..vsyes,n and Is on the point OF being, intro.
duced to a multitude OF Singing Schools q 70
commence. The authors are L. o. Emerson, Of
Boston, and B.. B. Palmer, OF chicago Het2sr Of
whom WIN be Satisfied with less thSnttqois III
TWICE THE ORDINARY cIR6U1LliGra1tjxi1qn
Of church aualc iBooks,, Donos hi 10 issdpa
for which, for the Irssent Specimen rcoplss Vfl
bs sent. ~.
OLIVER p1rsos . oo;;a1 o:a. Drfssis %.
RostoOccco :! pa 6eW Y0fS1'
- p0PtsWh Z. -. 4, . a" a.1=4 .Tggf -ts, -
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THE NEWS ELECTION RETURNS.
Official Facts ami EIgufeslfrom Ever,
County Of the State.

County of the State.
We >rlieaptIublish below the table OF imajorlties
for Governor III tho various counties, ofigI.
nalliy published in@1aiE NEWS 81 Monday, re-
vIsed and corrected according to last nighl's
dispatches, and giving the latest details of the
general result of the recent election up to
the hour of going to press: =, M
=. TABLE OF HAJoRTrEs FOE GOVERNOR
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~ GLOSSY BLACK WHISPERS ARE
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arLAWYERS, TAKE NOTICE.-THE.
Second Volume o., RICHARDSON'S Law BE.
PORTS, New Series, ls now ready, For sale by
- @"' 3. L. BRYAN, Bookseller.
oct9e!ls "a'' t4:i Columbia, 8, O.
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9periat Mgfifts.

@r CONSIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADeER, from NewiT ork, pre pqiEsd th4t
she will discharge cargo THIS PA. Of Adgeris
Wharf. Goods uncailed for st sunset VIII remain
on the wharf at ovners' Han. ~
oct2s-1f; JAMES ADoER 4 CO., Agents.
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- THE RELATIVES, FkENDs AND
Aequaiptances Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. a.
F. Lee, and Nr. and Mrs. R. Gordon, are respect.
fully invited to attend the Funeral Services or
Mira! RAMSEY; ct Bethel Church, This jAPrER.
noon Rt8 O'Clock. ..IGi aEG y ~ . .-octa6
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Religious Notices.

M SERMON ON TEMPERANCE
rno Rev. IohNT r. w1aHrAAR, D. D., Wnl deliver
a Discourse on the above subject before wssh.
ington Lodge, No. 1, ]. %. Clifton o .HoREow
Sunday, EVENING, at Spring street Church, Ct
O'Clock. ,.i,,ua
Palmetto Division, No. a. Sol T., ana the pub.
lie generally are respectfully invited to attend.
ocl26%lJ .a1it!cG9 CT tE !.C1. s"1E GEHi
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@McONsEQUENCE OF TIE MASS
Meeting last evening, the Entertalpment- 70 the
Firemen at tine Fair or the Oondet Light Infantry
is postponed until MONDAY ESfiNfEa.' the 2sth In
stanti when the programme intended fu tlat
evening ailbe carried put, 81 :lia f
:go a.ae2. atn J, Al. FARRAR,
oct2s-l., Co., o.4.s,A. CLERK 9, I. L
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Sole importers Of Bell schnspps.
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- CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
CORNER WILSON AND iBsEAUF8N STREETS
There @tlrbe Confirmation IN this Church BY the
Right Rev. W. b. ". HOWE, 10 MORROW EvIH.
ING, at 4. O'Clock, The Rev. J. Y. WELoH will
s1lciate. Collection after service. oct2sl'
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mp-THEa MARINERS CHURCH@WHL
be open for Divine Service every sABsafH Aols.
mug, at hslf.past TO- O'Clock. corner Of Church and
Water streets, Rev. ". B. YATES, officiating.
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