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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-30
EDUCATIONAL.
YouNe LADIES ACADrnr
PIE HOLY ANGELS

VHE HOLY ANGELS.
Under tho Drectieh Of tho sassrs Mssiantes Of Ho,
cosns! Of Rampant aad Conepes, strssts Third Dasts
Now Crlsans, L0usiAnA.
This mAgniaosnt Iasttetaen vas oAarasrsd F,hrusry
1854 rs stnassA IN quiet sAd healthy iooality n
the subuSea Of ~ city. alA - shsrt dIstAnoo ho
thervsr Mc vcsy oonn thsee1Shly vsatk
and Aaoys q! these adzantaees Whiol soatrtbuts .
tho health md socurity Of ia inmates.
Pupils Of al denominations are a6nit4sA bsxfs -
promoaon 81 order ard regularity al ohxod 10 a.
tend the pablo sxercses and conform the rllss o.
TUITION: ,'#
The systom Of education embraces the French and
EnEli.h langnsgs.. viz. BEADING Psnm.nsaip. Ersnah
ern Geography. use Of the 0lcbes fross and Psstoe
GomPostuons History Ancient and Modern, Scored IA
Profane), Chronology French and EnGiAh Literature
Rhetoric. Mythology, Natural Philosophy Chemistry
A:tr,cnG~y Botany, Book kseping 1Athematics ste
diswork. Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowss sto.
rKRMs-PAiMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English Der
"o"'n 10 o.
| Entrance Fee for the arst year only. 10 70
| EXTRA CHARGES:
Music the Piano per quarter 50 q
| Use Of Piano :. .....,.. ID
Stationery ............... 4 n
Tapestry and Embroi'ry. ...............,,. = o
Artificial Flowers ...............,.. ID o
Drawing .................. II Q
| - Y
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Mr. NcK. has store (and for which he is aSen h
An extensive assortment of
THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
MADE BIZ
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
Late r. r. Finchs Sous,.
New York.
- .,
D. McKENDRICK, Agent,
as4 MAGAZ STREET......-..464
New Orleans.
To Buyers of Ranges.

To Bdyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
to the trade and to tho public earnestly that
they viii examine into and compare It with other |
IN they viii select the BEAUTY above
others for its points Of superior practical useful
ness.
A Comparison.
Some of the Elevated Ranges need the services
of competent engineer operate them, and 70 keep
them in working order. THIS one deos not Any ser.
want possessing ordinary Intelligence can operate y
help is Of great Importance to housekeepss that
INC CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with simple and effective an sp'
paratus as the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
Annoyances Saved.
If YOU would save yourself great discomfort and
misery consequent upon hafcooked food OF an indenn
ont OF order and will mot bake-and the additional an
noyance from the fcrgetfa datoy
sss o "a o4ts As q
| brains and procure the
| BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which is the less valuable because 10 10 bcaa.fal
Failure Of Old Inventions.
Our experience.
; As MANUFACTURERS FOR THE LAST FORTY
YEARS. =
enables us furnish numerous eases 81 eooktnG an
heating Inventions that have been inposcd upon Oh
n1biIo by ignorant and obsoaro aksfe Of ereat pre-
tenssns and after brief but vexstous and eapensiy'
TRIAL have been proven useless and entirciy worm
iesa-- $50 . 81.
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Advice to Buyers.

In selecting q Range, there arc several. important
noints to be considered, viz. 49, - .- l.-
pVsyyi viii the Ranee DO what 10 claimed for itf
o The mode Of 0peration--is 1t simple OF complex
Can ths parts Tor pates) be easily replaced In case
thsv are burnt out or accidently broken
The general construction-fs 1t durable and con
s. The COST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
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Mr.. McKENDRICK has just received large variety
of tho
AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET,
the ne.ts.t best hnished. most compact ornauAenta
durable article Of its kind which yet b.
fore tho public. Being Supplied with
PORCELAIN AND GALVANIZED IRON FITTINGS
II ia not liable got ont order subject
the VARIOUS objections found In similar articles These
Closets must superoede all others and those intending
to Introduce this heathful convenient and tndispen
sable article In their dwellings should not fail to call
and inspect the
t AMERICAN EARTH CLOSET.
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The classes commence about the first Of September
and close BY the end OF June by examination and
public exhibition. : - -
Book: etc. May be procured at the Iasti.ution al
Pupils are received at any time during the year. and
charges m ade from the date of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother Superior
Academy Of the Holy Angels. - Au!7 u ~
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: McKENDRicK,
House and ShipP|umber, Gas Filter, Etc.
g7aiBs NJ .sai .... z. ~ "a J., +.
. .s"- No. Ae4 Magazine Street, "~ a.
t9 tNsar tho corner Of Race,
rs'' f...E t..- '.'
''.t NEW ORLEANS

Dealer In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials and
Gan Fixtures.
Parcusr attention IL solicited to his large and
ploee assortment Of articles in the above lines.
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Mr. MoK. has also In store land for which he Is aSen II
exfensye assortment of
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TtAA DOA 4HAA "1AS @SSA
/ Moss boys who "get into the newspaper"
are very remarkable boys.
| Joe had nothing about his looks or &C
tons OF color that attraeked the particular
attention Of anybody.
When he first breathed the vital air he
was simply boy-baby, with two hands,
two feet, two eyes, two ears, one mouth
and one nose. He did not laugh, and
crow, and sit upright, as young geniuses
do in their baby -hOod, but he slept and
walked and ate (baby-food, of course), and
cried like any common baby.
| When he grew older there were no I'M
common developments, except that he Waa
Eat and healthy and heavy.
i Nobody congratulated the mother or
raising q future President, nor applauded
the bright genius that sparkled in the
baby's eyes. The gossipers looked wonder
inpiy at each other as the teuder n1otbeE
watched over her baby-boy, provided fol
his comforts, and pressed him to her warn
He grew to boyhood, bat he was only I
:, common boy. He learned his A b C will
, dificulty, and was slow in learning to read
, His teacf,er thought he never would "ge
! throu OH the multiplication table" But III
!. aever forgot it. "
r When the boys went fishing Joe wen
!. too, bnt he was slow in getting his hoo
n and line ready. The other boys we're o
d and in and around the lake before ms moo
r. Was fairly settled in the water. roe so,
90 move" the boys would say. "hen 2
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&ostetter's s Bitters.
n LOST HEALTH REGAINE

@- LOST HEALTH RECLAIMED
selrneglect lays the foundations Of much bodily
suffering. AS rule men are more solicitious to
repair and preserve their houses, stock 10 trade
and other perlshable property than to repair and
preserve themselves. They can see when wall
require, prop, or weak structure grder, but
appear to be unconscious OF, or Indifferent 10, the
cracks and flaws and evidences OF decay In their
own fra!l and sensitive organizations.
The consequence OF this want OF common pru.
dence ia, that thousands fall by the wayside In the
prime OF life every year who might have lived to
enjoy hale and hearty old age, II they had re-
sortei to the proper means Of recruiting their
failing vigor a. the proper time.
Seeing what that famous vltalizlng and inVigo-
rating elixir, HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERs,
has done for countless multItudes OF the enerva-
ted and broken down, and with the long, un-
broken record OF It's cures before him, 1t seems
amazing that any suffering from premature de-
cay, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, biltoHsness,
chronic constipation. or disease OF remlttent or
intermittent character, should delay, even for an
hour, to seek the aid which its touing, regulating
and invIgorating properties have never failed to
afford.
1t is no exsggeratlon to say that Hostetter's
Stomach Btters Is the most faithful oily OF Ea-
ture, In her struggles with weakness and disease,
that medical butauy end honest chemistry have
vet given to the world jun24-mwf3D&C
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The Cnse OF DR.. Bralton.

The New York Herald explains the abduc-
tion of DR.. Bratton by saying that regular
extradtion warrant had been secured for
DR.. Avery, and that the Canadian officials
delivered up Bratton instead. This is a
huge falsehood. DR.. Bratton was not deliV-
cred up by the Canadian authorities. He
was assaulted, knocked down, forced into a
carriage, handcufed and dosed with chloro-
form. Iu this condition he,was carried to
Detroit, where the actual arrest took place
The kidnappers doubtless thought that they
had caught Dr.. Avery, but we do not be-
lieve that they had any extradltion warrant.
With that warrant they could have required
his arrest by the Canadian authorities, and
would not have had to resort to an aoduc-
ton by force. The Herald admits that the
government will send DR.. Bratton back to
Canada, and will indemnify him for his ar
rest. 1t is plain that President Grant knows
who he can kick.
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rERMS OF THE NEWS

rzr DAILY NEWS. by mail one year. se' s.A
nonths 81; three months So SO. serVea ~ INC
c,rv at EIGHTEEN CENTS week, payable 70 Tue pat
w riers, or IS year, paid in advance at the once.
Tas TRI.wEEkiY NEWS published on Tuesdays
rnnradays and saturdays, one year 81; SIX
months So so; three months 81 35
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copieS
s1o. Ten copies, to one address. sle.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN advances
and no paper continued after the expiration OF Inc
time paid for. ro,n,
NOTICES Of Wants, To Rent Lost ana founa'
boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words 20 Genus
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeaing "
vords 40 cents each insertion; over 80, and no.
srceedine 40 words, so cents each insertion.
Tnese r. :es are NET, and must Invariably De
paid in advance. - ..i! =
RKMrrrANoEs should be made by Postohce
Money Order or by Express. II this cannot De
done, protection against losses by mail may De
secured By forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the proprietors Of THE NEWS
or BY sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON Il oo.,
No: lls East Bay, Charleston, s. q.
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houses from Eyoub on the Golden Horn to
Cavak in the Upper Bosphorus, as well as the
ship of.war lying near the palace, were bril-
llantly Illuminated. On the next day turmoil
filled the streets, forthe Sultan was to make
it the occasion of arikaab In the gardens OF
the old Seraglio palace, which means recep-
ton of ministers, when the high officers Oh
state put on their gold lace and their diamonds
and 60 and kiss his Majesty's garments as ne
sits in canopied state in his royal garden. 10
these were added the female beauties who
come to do their sovereign homage. Then
cavacade and procession followed Of impe-
rial magnates, army officers and their troops
who we're to pass in review, and the crowded
rank and file Of the public who turned out TO
catch all the joyousness and excitement OF
the occasion. Then the homage ceremony
was repeated and the day was done.
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Alusieal Books.
NEW METHOD
~ FOR

REED OR G A N 8,
Price So so,
Is so universally regarded as Standard Method
that an advertisement is only needed as re-
minder. The music Is 80 attractive that the stu.
dent will retain 1t as book OF Organ pieces, after
finishing the instructive course.
1ne colored picture OF Dolly Warden Is on the
titles of DOLLY WARDEN SONG, Dolly Warden
Galop, Dolly Warden Schottische, and Dolly Var
den Waltz. Each piece so cents.
EATON'S NEW METHOD FOR THE CORNET,
Price 81 so,
Is now In season. All who wish to make noise
In the world may easily accomplish 1t by taking
up the practice OF this fascinating instrument,
with the aid OF this excellent Method.
GEMS OF GERMAN SONG,
Gems OF Sacred Song,
Gems OF Scottish Song,
Wreath OF Gems.
The above collections OF Vocal Gems contain
each 200 to $50 pages full OF the choicest German,
SEQ tish, Sacred or Miscellaneous Songs. Very
valuable, and very moderate In price.
So so in Boards; SO In Cloth; 81 Full Gilt.
The above Books and Pieces, sent, postpaid, on
receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSoN & co., O.l: DITSON CO..
Boston. New YORK.
mch27.wslyrD6w
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Radical .Free Speech"

Major Roberts, U. S. A., gives notice tnat
any person employed on the works at Foul
weather Lighthouse "who shall speak dlsre-
sspectfully, on or of duty, OF the President
..of the United States or any member OF the
cabinet, or any superior officer OF the Gov
ssernment, will be Immediately discharged. :"
Any person who says that President Grant
takes bribes, or that Secretary Fish bungled
the Alabama Treaty, is incapable OF chip
ping stone or laying bricks; but il he con-
tents himself with abusing the Vice-Presl-
dent, he may swear his ill without fear OF
the law or Major Roberts. Seriously, how
ever, more contemplate attempt to gag
a body OF dependent workingmen has not
been known under the Grant Administration.
1t is the latest improvement on the Radical
plan of dscharging any person who does not
vote the Radical ticket.
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The New York World explains that
Senator Schurz consented to sign the call
for the Fifth Avenue Conference upon condi-
'tion that it should also be signed by Horace
White, Samuel Bowles or William Dor.
sheimer, all of whom are committed to Gree
ley; but leading promoter Of the meeting
took the responsibility of using Mr.. Schurz's
name without a compliance with the condi-
tion. The thing was treacherous and tricky
from the start, and deserves its fate.
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NEW ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IN tROOKBRIDGE CO., VA.

This new Watering Place will be open for the
reception OF visitors on the lsT DAY OF JULY.
The waters have been long and faYorably
known, but until lately no improvements have
been made for the entertainment Of the public.
joint stock company, chartered under the
name OF the JORDAN R0CKBRlDGE ALUM
SPRINGS, has been organized with ample capital.
the Company have completed this season o new
ard elegant Hotel, furnished throughout In the
very bestatyle.
the mineral waters are both Alum and Chaly.
beate; the former being ef1lcacous In all chronic
diseases, such as Pneumonia, Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhsa, Chronic Dysentery, scroIula, Incipient
Consumption, Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngtls; and
the latter as general tonic, and Is OF great value
In those affections which are peculiar the
female constitution. The accommodations will
be nrst-class In every respect --.tl-
ROUTE Tho Springs are eight miles from Co
shen on the line or the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road and within eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
mond. Washington and Baltimore BY rail. Col.
N. G. Harman's elegant stage coaches will con-
meet with the trains twice a day at Goshen Depot
Board per day, So: four weeks, $6o. For fur
ther particulars, apply to y. B. LUCK,
General Manager
(PO as above,) formerly Of the Spottswood Hotel,
Richmond. 1uD24-1m0
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National Press Reunion at Baltimore

Rv consultation OF representative journal
ists from rai lous parts oi the country, 1t has
.hczn decided to hold at Baltimore, on the
9th of July next, grand national reunion of
members of the editorial brotherhood, and of
the representative printers OF the country who
favor the Liberal movement begun ut Cincin-
natl, and who may together feel it both plea
surable and desirable to acknowledge the
honor which the people of the nation propose
to confer lot the first time upon the fraternity
and craft in the election of Horace Greeley TO
the highest position In their gift. We agree
with the New York Express that this move
ment is most judlcious and well-timed, and
we hope to hear prompt and hearty response
10 It from all parts of the country.
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The Boston Globe, Grant paper, looks
for the election of coalition senator from
Pennsylvania, New York and Indiana, in the
place OF Cameron, Conkling and Morton,
and it counts on Democratic senator from
Alabama, Arkansas, and perhaps Florida.
This is cheering.
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Congressman Clark, OF Texas, is to be
Postmaster at Galveston, at salary OF four
thousand dollars year. by appointment of
the President. But little more than month
since Clark was unanimously expelled from
bis seat in the House on q unanimous report
of o committee that he held it by the grossest
fraud. This is what Grant understands by
Civil Service Reform.
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mn,tiripal Notices.

w TAX NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
owning Taxable Property in the Town OF Mount
Pleasant are hereby required to make returns OF
the same to the Town Treasurer, ut his ofllce, in
the Council Chamber, on or before the lat July
next, or they will be liable 10 double tax. And
the payment of the said taxes are required to be
made on or before the 10Th day Of July next, after
which date executions Will be issued against all
defauters.
ONCE hours from 10 O'Clock A. II. to O'Clock P.
N. each day. Sundays excepted.
Mount Pleasant, June IA, 1872
F. M. KINLOCH,
junl5sw9 Town Treasurer.
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Who are the gentlemen who represented
the State OF South Carolina in the Fifth
Avenue Conference. Their names are given
as C. F. Blake and Arthur W. Sedgwick.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-26

Mr.. Charles Francis Adams is good
enough to say that be is "deeply concerned
sEor States rights in the future;" which sus::
gests the reflection that it would have been
better for the country if he had been deeply
concerned for them in the past.
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The Blue Ridge Million!

The City Attorney promptly made his re-
port last night, and the Council, as promptly,
referred it to the Committee OF Ways and
Means. We do like to praise the City Coun-
Gil. Let them, Push things!
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AnIuse111ettts.
G o R s 1 o N

The fine schooner ELIZABETH will make tw o
more Excursion trips On THURSDAY and sATUR-
DAY AFTERNOONS OF halfpast O'Clock, from
Commercial wharf. Pleasure seekers, avail your
selves Of the opportunity.
Fare-Twenty.lve cents; Children. half price.
Open for charter on intermediate days for Elk.
curslons. jun26-1
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The worst thing known about Horace
Greeley is that Edward A. Pollard has writ
ten a pamphlet panegyric OF the Sage OF
ChappaQua
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-26

The policy of the Greeley Administra-
ton is contained in these five plain Words :
Honesty is the Best Policy.
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Gnn1ner Resorts.

g NOTICE.-0UR READERS WHO
PROPOSE TO SPEND THE SUMMER MONTHS
IN THE COUNTRY, AND PROPRIETORS OF
HOTELS WHO MAY WISH TO FILE THE
PAPER FOR THE USE OF THEIR GUESTS.
CAN HAVE THE DAILY NEWS SENT BY
MAIL FOR sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
MONTH,
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T OST, A SMALL PUP, DARK COLOR.
IL reward will be given II brought or notice
given to RICHARD RICHARDSON, Tailor, st.
Philip street. jun26-1f
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Epst an1 Gonn6 .

r OST ON WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH
IL instant, from No. 68 Church street, light
cOlUred CANARY. A reward will be given.
jup26.lf
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for 6ale.

ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
n MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
and at the shortest notice. Also few good &C.
cOnd.hand Machines for s8le very low. J. L.
LUNSFuRD, Smlth street, north OF Wentworth.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
Famous for their ALTERATlVE WATERS and
fashionable patronage, are now open. They are
1000 feet above tide water-aIordng entire relief
from prostrat!ng summer heat. Capacity for TWO
thousand persons.
Charges-&3 per day and $50 per month OF thIr.
ty days. GEO. L. PEYTON CO..
maV29wfm36 Propretors.
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NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
TRi WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR-HORSE COACHES
FROM GREENVILLE, 8. c., TO ASHE-
WILLIE, N. O.,
Leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at A. II.
Arrive at Ashevie next day by Pm.
Leave Asheville Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Up. n. si :.
Arrive at Greenville next day by 7P.M.
Leaving Greenvllle In the mOrnlng, 60 through TO
Flat Rock and Hendersonvile In daylight.
Fare to Flat Rock S.; to AsheVile 81.
may3.2mo --'.' w. p. BLAIR
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legal Notires.

naE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RIOHLAND.-COURT OF COM.
MUN PLEAS-JOHN ALEXANDER, Plaintiff,
against w. r. BOYT, DerendanL-Copy Summons
for Money Demand, complaint not seryed.-To
". R. HOYF, Defendant In tnls actlon: You are
complaint In this action which will be filed In the
Office Of the Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to serve copy OF
your answer on The subscribers at thelr once,
at Columbia, Within twenty days after the service
OF this summons on you exclusive of the day OF ser
Vice.
Ifyou fall to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII take 1udgment
against you for the sum OF three hundred anu
forty -four S7-lOO dollars and costs.
Dated May Sth, 1872.
MONTEITH BAUSKETT,
jun12-W6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
y tFoRMBRLY RED swBRT,)
ALLEaHANY COU UNTY, VA.
These Springs so long and favorably known for
their valuable Tonic and Alternative Powers, botn
as Beverage and Bath, have been newly and
completely re6tted with convenient and comf0r-
table accommodations for four hundred persons.
Route via Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to
Allegheny Station, where elegant carriages be-
longing to the Springs, will be in readiness for
the visitors.
CHARGss-$3 per day and $50 per one mouth.
J. T. WILSON, Superintendent.
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EOUND, A PAIR OF EYEGLASSES
I Gold Frame. The owner can have the
same, by proving property and paying expenses.
Apply at NEws 0lllce. Jun3
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Jnsnranre.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
GEN. John B. GORDON, President.
ASSETS January lst, ls7a........sl,2s1,sA7 4o'lo

The undersigned having been recently appoint.
ed Agent for Charleston OF the above Company,
with the right to take risks in any portion OF
South Carolina, would invite the attention Of his
friends and the public generally to few argu.
ments in irs favor. 1t isa
--. PURELY SOUTHERN COMPANY,
and invests all ita accumuations at the South.
1t is ably managed and has a large capital. 1t
does business on
TIE CASH SYSTEM ONLY,
and at rates as low as any other sound Company
In the Country.
Gall at my ofice and allow me to show You the
long list OF Policyholders which ia the best eVi.
dence OF strength in Company.
EBEN COFFIN,
Ageit for Charleston, 8. o.,
No. 81 Broad street.
GEO. II. COFFIN, Sub-Agent.
aprl5 North Atlantic Wharf.