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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09
Remarkable Surgical Operation.

On the 25th of February, 1874, young
man named Best placed a pistol to his
head and fred q bullet into his brain,
which remained there until last Saturday.
The young fellow, who was only seven
teen wears old at the time, was very at
tcntivc to Miss Lena Schmidt nineteen
wears old. Best's suit did not thrive sue
cessfuly, either from the opposition Of the
parents or from the girl herself How
ever, on the night in question, Best call
ed on Miss Schmidt, and, after what ap-
pears to have been q stormy interview,
left the house. A moment afterwards
the report of pistol was heard, and the
girl rushed out to find her lover with r.
hole in his skull and blood and brains
oozing from the terrible wound. He
was removed to his brothers home, on
Fifth street, and his death regarded as
certain to occur within a few hours at
the flrthest. Favorable symptoms set
in the next day, however, and the wound
ed man continued steadily to improve
until, after few months, he was able
again to resume work. The attendant
physician had not ventured to attempt
the removal of the bullet, and surgical
care was only taken to remove such parts
of the shattered skull as from time to
time were discharged. Last Saturday
DR.. R. o. Cowling was called into the
case by the attendant physician, Or.
Bodie, to assist in removing another piece
of bone. The probe touched a large
substance which was thought to be the
section of the skull, which the surgeons
were looking for. Carefully working
around it, it was finally brought out and
discovered to be the bullet, which had
been within the brain for a period OF
eighteen months. Although under the
influence of chloroform the patient vls-
iblv WINGED as the ball was extracted.
Upon coming out of the influence OF the
anesthetic, however, he was compara-
lively free from pain, and his surprise
and pleasure, when the leadcn ball was
shown him, may be imagine(. Some
months after his attempt at suicide ne ne
was married to Miss Schmidt, and the
young couple have since lived very hap,
prily together. During Saturday and
Sunday Young Best's condition steadily
improved, and at l o'clock this afternoon
he was still better, with every prospect
of ultimate and entire recovery. we
learn that the operation has never before
been performed, with one exception,
that Of Dupuytren, the celebrated French
surgeon. Several notable instances OF
the survival of men who have been shot:
in the brain have recently occurred, OF
which the case of Caruth, the Vineland
editor, is familiar to all readers OF the
newspapers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09

How TO DRY FIGs.-Assort as fol-
lows: Figs not quite ripe, figs barely
ripe, and figs fully ripe. Keep each kind
by themselves.
2. Scald in weak lyc of saleratus, to
take the roughness off of the skin:
s. Boil in syrup (made with fourteen
pounds of "a" sugar to ore gallon OF
watcr) five to ten minutes; take out ana
dry on cloth spread over suitable
frame
i. When dry, roll in pulverized sugar,
place in Il driving furnace, or a stove
gently heated, and when fully baked or
dry, pack in tight boxes or cans using Il
little pulvcrized sugar, favored with eN'
tract Vapilla between the layers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09
A Little Mistake.

He took the evening train up from
Cleveland, and in looking through the
the cars discovered female sitting alone
in aseat, and it instantly occurred to him
that she might be lovely. A veil dropped
over her face, but there was no reason to
suppose that she was not good looking,
and he gallantly raised his hat and sat
down beside her, remarking with a
smile:
"It's lonely travelling alone"
She just murmured reply, but the ac-
cent was captivating, and he was won at
the start.
He was practiccd in all the arts of po-
lite tactics, and spoke to her softly of this
great, desolate world, with appropriate al
Iusions to human hearts. He told her
how he had hungered and thirsted after
the affection of true heart, and had
yearned to feel the breath of the heaven
ly flame of lore.
No, he sighed, he had no wife, NO one
to love and caress him and mend his sus-
penders; and when he enquired If she
was treading the path Of life single and
alone, she murmured so pensively and
sad that he felt compelled to put his arm
on the back of the seat lest she should
fall out of the window-which was
closed.
They reached Norwalk, and just as the
train stopped he heard a grating, Kissing
sound close to his ear, and then the words !:
"Y-o-u villain; YOU old hypocritical
s-i-n-n-e-r, I'll make you think you've
been struck by breath of heavenly
flame, you old owl"
He looked around just far enough to
get a glimpse of a pair of flashing eyes
and the face of his wife, who had muir
INJURED so fondly to him along the jour
nev. A sudden spasm seized him, but
he managed to accompany her from the
train, and as they moved into the dark
ness toward home her flashing eyes lit up
his pale face with spectral effect.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09

An amusing story is told of Gov;
Bagley, of Michigan, who is good
Sabbatarian. He was lately IN Detroit
on Sunday, and, passing a billiard hall
with some friends, heard the balls
clicking us if it were week day. lie
politely inquired of the proprietor II he
made a practice of keeping his hall open
on Sunday, and was astonished when the
man replied: "No, Governor, not as {,
general thing; but if your party would
like to play quiet game, | guess | can
fix it for you.
- Even the LATEST boy gan sometimes
catch a whipping.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09

- The editor of the Elmira Gazette
saws: "Wc always did like girl with q
blue veil, and we rejoice to see that this
becoming article of female gearing Is
coming into style again. They arc twis.
ted into the most bewitching shapes an!
so tantalizingly tied around and about -
to make the wearers more winsomc tha:
ever. If there is anything nicer than u
pretty girl i'll blue veil, we never touHos
II Out.n
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1875-09-09

UNDER THE FIFTH RIp.-On the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad the
other day, Louisiana planter cncoun-
tered Il colorcd man whose face had Il
familiar look. The negro had his atten-
ton attracted likewise, and it WAS soon
asccrtancd that he was once owned by
the planter.
eyes, you once owned me" he remark
cd. "and | was no better dan hoss.-
Now holds an office, and is as good as
anybody"
''Do YOU want to do me favor,
Gcorge?' inquired the cX-master.
81 'spccts so, sah.'
"Wcll, in case You ever tell any one
that YOU hold an Office, don't let ON that
| ever owned YOU, for, with this one cX-
ceplon, I'LL my niggcrs turned out to he
respectable people. = -lIrAsd"rg H'ftfd.
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"A precocious boy i'll an uptown
family was asked which WAS the greater
evil Of the two, hurting anothcr's feel
ings or his finger. He said the former;
Fright my dear child" said the gratilicd
questioncr, "and why is it worse to hurt
the lcclings?" "Bccalsc YOU can't tic 4
rag around thcm," explained The dear
child.
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The OPEHA.

In compliance with the wishes OF great num-
Der of the Aabilucs Of the Opera, the manage
ment will repeat tonight Gounod's magnificent
musical version Of Faust" with the strongest
cast the company can Offer. There will doubt
sess be ''bumpe-" to hear Messrs. Chelli, Felt
finger, Merc. aud Madames Vercken and Lilo
gier in their respective parts.
We are happy to learn that Mr.. Msyan, the
former ytri,no-tHsso Of The Opera, will shortly
open on Canal street a .CDhservLsf'ire de Mu-
slque," for the benefit OF number Of snbscrb-
-nrs NJ. Mayan is himself a pupil Of that world
famous school of art, the PARIS "Conservatore
do Musiqus," and is wltnai painstakit 6 artist
and an unexceptionabie gentem Mr.. Mayan
has cast his lot I,erman nliy among us. and viii
task he proposes to ASSUME. He will take charge
Of the department Of sJlfesgo, singing and
lyrical defamation, i'll oil Oh wnicn branches he
Is fully qualified to give complete satisfaction.
Our old and highly esteemed FIJI nd, Gregcrio
.Cnrto, the Nestur Of New Orleans professors of
She divine art, and one Of the i."st distinguished
composers of sacred u,ic now living, will give
Us On Wednesday night an opportunity to near
his nadg,tuns opus yeI,ties III which he has hap
plls blended al! the vocal and instrumental re
sources our city could supply him with. At great
trouble and expense he has gathered together .
Vul orchestra and chorus and a large body Cf
lady aud gentle men amateurs, whose combined
Efforts viii give full feet to the conceptions Of
his lyrical genius. We call par ticnlar attention
70 Professor Curtos concert, both on account OF
his intrinsic merit as maestro OF great science
and Imagination and as professor OF pre-em-
nence who has done more than any one we
know Of to foster native musical talent and to
Keep up the reputation OF our city as the true
artistic capital of the New World.
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POLITICAL On DIT.

ia difficult for one who is not exactly in the
lie secrets Of ri t'sCouncl Chamber 10 under
nd the late maneuvers Of the gang over the
ustment. A number OF the most orthodox Of
tribe even at this late date are kicking against
consumaticn Of the compromise aud exerting
ir most strenuous en- !eavors to influence their
Ekers to assist them in killing the movement
That some thing will come out of all this bitter
position is mere than evident, for the leaders
this move hol positions too high il the party
be lost sight OF. One or two even go 80 1af
to intimate tina: they could crowd the state
buso with hundreds Of their henchmen Il the
caslon required it, and t TX IKE TINS IS III
lged in considerably by those who lee! sore
er the Wheeler plan.
We have no doubt but what the extra session
II he assembled aud adjourned without any
rious developments.
The General Appropriation Bill.
An enrolled copy of the General Appropriation
IN. a. originally approved by the presiding Of
&c r. OF the Crowd, and changed as promul-
|ated has been presented to Kellogg nor his sig
azure, and the probablitlc are that Kellogg
Eill sign it. The fact is, az the faithful say, he
must do it,
There was a consrla ion this morning over the
bill at which Kellogg was given to understand
that he mus. I" stop his nonsense and sign it.
The Grand Jury.
II was reported yesterday morning about the
State House, and about the Superior Criminal
Court that the investigation OF the Grand Jury
had developed facts that placed the changing
Of the General Appropriation bill where il
belonged. and that an indictment would be pre-
secuted during the day. Several Of the bosses
were manifestly uneasy, aud the report OF the
grand jury was anxioU>ly awaited.
At about $50 O'Clock the jury came into court
Ind after rendering their general report submit
ted an Indictment against tor changing
The bill.
The name las is customary when the accuse
Is not in custody was not announced. 1t Is IN
.:erstood, however, that scapc-goat has been
sound, and Kellogg ard Clinton are haI py, and,
at the Same time, properly shocked at the
spormty Of the offonse.
It is to be regretted that the Grand Jury did
not have sufficient time to investigate further,
and the Recommendation to their successo to
zursuo /" a. steady and persistent examination
should be followed, and the whole plot exposed,
Il possible, and those engaged made to answer.
The Grand Jury.
The Grand Jury, whose interesting and adj
,arab.e report will be found in another column,
was composed Of the following named gentle
men:
J.. J. Tarleton, Foreman; J. D Van Hentbny-
,sen, Secretary; Messrs NJ. A. Baumgardet:. Jos.
W. Stone, Henry Book, G T. McCune, II. ''med-
sey, Jules Deiean, Jr., Almond Bor, G. 3 Hitch,
Albert Meilleur, D. Azaret.o, Benjamin Xavier,
J. L. Meyers and Justin Arcard.
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We OLD FoLAEs
Will be heard for the Last Time,
UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
PROF j. X. BEARDSLEE,
At ye House Of Assembly called
ST. PATRICK HALL,
VIII is set down on Camp street opposite We greene
called l. fayette Square.
In We Towne Of New Orleans,
On ye Evening Of We
18Th DAY OF YE MONTH OF APRIL,
In We yere OF our Lord l,7.
PROGRAMME or Yn GRAND CONCERTO
For We Henetit Of
We CENTENARY COLLEGE.
OF jackson, Louisiana.
We Fivste Pa.sc.
NAR,EIL,i-E LYNNE.
l. Aud Lang :Syne.
Nh We Men and W"rl,cn Singers.
:. New Durham All We Men and Women Singers
3. Wo,ldye two par,e S"nge,
Ow.n~on and Or Primrose
T. Invitation. An re Men and Women Sing.
5 Worldlye two iartc Songe.
Nebucha,nezzcr Hercules and Katrina Van Tassel
G. st, yke yc Cymbal
All Y, Men and Women 81 gers
:. Worldly one psfte sonso-My .;r'n,'n'.s A'-
>lce--.----.. Iri>cl Il. Crack tone.
s. Come le, sing untn the Lord
Al We Men and Women Singers.
O. WorldlNe oi.e parte Spnee Penelope white -ly
TO- ii.rhnine -. /, yc Men and Women Singers.
IL. The Dying Christian
Al ye Men and Women Singers.
r. Worldlye two part Song.-Minute Gun at Sea,
Two Men Singers.
II. The S:n.in. Skew
Prof. Tewksberry. from puddletown.
Ne Second Partc.
GRAND M,Rcn-wtrcn on THE RHINE.
/. W"rldlye all parte Songe .-.Ye whole Comp:ne.
=. Russia .-......-Ail We Men and Women Singers.
3. Worldlye Songe-TheIes Monny Ship,
Belshazzar Jones and others.
4. Ode on Science. AN 70 Men and Women Singers.
5. Worldly We one parte SOnge -. Tymst
6. Sons OF Zion All We Men and Women singers
:. W..r W four srte Songe =. Four Men Singers
9. old Folks at Home Expe fence nimm"ck.
g. John Andersen my DO. Perseverance Anderson.
10. Blessing -. All ye Men and Women Singers
II. Worldlye four parte Songe-Pro Phundo B;ssso,
Two Men and two Women Singers
H. Cousin Jededia,
All We Men and Women Singers
49, We last tune-Od Hundred,
al ye Singers and People
Tickets be had at Harp's, Griswold's. Grs sh
ans EyricI $ and Ellis stores. ap4 IL Is
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SiiADINES.

L,IvE YEARS SINCE AFTER PREVIOUS
l. years of experience in the propagation and pc
s-rva ion of SHADINES Young SHAD We first
Introduced fish t. the American people
SHADINES put up in Theoretically sealed tin
xss' perfectly y, al IN am MIL s pe -, app
tionable in riine-) retaining only the natural rich
of the Shat and ready for the table It all times
for dinner lunch evening meal-by merely opening
the box
Bear in mind. the original and only packers
of >HADINES. and every genuine box has the let
tiers II. & c. pressed on each SIDE
HOPPE & CO.,
&c Warren street New York.
Wholesale Depot
MCGRATH & COMPTON,
mh2i eOd'm To-, Po, tias street \ ew On. cans.
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WITHOUT LIMIT
CHOICE NEW llUCAGE RESIDENCE WITH

WITHOUT LIMIT.
CHOICE NEW COTTAGE RESIDENCE WITH
TWO LARGE LOTS OF GROUND NEAR ST.
CHARLES AVENUE. IN THE SIXTH DIS
TRlCT, ON EASY TERMS. AT AUCTION.
pY N SH & HODGSON, w L. Hodgson, Auc
ID tioreer Office No. 5 Carondeet reet-Op
SATURDAY, April Sd. 1919, at II o'clock NJ. at the
st Charles Auction Exchange with ut Tt serve or
limit by ent OF parties interest will be sold
TW" LARGE AND VALUABLE LOIS OF
GROUND with all the buildings md Improvements
Thereon Sit uaed in the Sixth district o.. this city in
the Square No G6. bounded by St Charles, Caron
aelet, Milan and Berlin Streets de i,na' ell as Nos
II and y. No II measuring 3, feet front cn Milan
Street by $50 in depth, and No % atjons No II in
its rear measures 81 feet fri Berlin Street
ty 80 feet in depth--all bel tween parallel lines.
Tie Improvements consist Of handsome, well
built aud nearly cottage residence, with slate
roof with twostory back buildings, pines through
the house. or : rooms a;o9ether-hall front and
galleries, cste,n, sheds. etc, all III superior
der Lot M. % is vacant.
TERMS ne bird Cash and the balance at and
years. with 5 per cent lrteiest and the usual
clauses 10 per cent. Of the bt TO lee cash the spot
to bind the sale CT OF sale b. fore W. Il. Klein
peter Notary at the purchasers expense, including
the taxes for the current year, due in i,.t.
mll.i Ia
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The MAMMOTH Dry GooDs EsrABi rSHMExr-
There Is no more interesting column in our pa.
paper. TO the ladies' than that filed bv he adver.
ti-ement ct Nessls. Eeri K co 1n2 10i 'O6 and
los Baronne street, and l39 md III Rampar,
street. Examine il. &c tie readers, and yon VIII
find there many things to please your fancy
and CRAFTY your taste.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
The firm of L. II. GARDNER II co. a partner.
ship in commendam, established by articles recorded
il The Mos tgage Office of The parish Of Orleans, is
this day dissolved. l.. II. Gardner having made sale
of his interest to he remiinin. partners The af
| fairs of the hrin will be liquidited by SAML L..
BOYD. J." ii. GARDNER,
SAML l. BOYD,
General Partners.
JONAS II. FRENCH, III Con mendan.
New Orleans April l, 1879.
NOTICE-The undersigned by articles duly re
~ corded, have this day formed partnership, in
| commendam, under the firm name Of SAML l..
BOYD, to continue the Wholesale Dry Goods Bust
ness heretofore carried on by L. ii GA RDNEK Il
Co, at No 9a Common street and 05 and lO7 Gravier
street III this city. SAML L. BOYD
JONAS II. FRENCH.
Partner i'll CONNIE danl.
New Orleans Anvil l. 1875.
r CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
l SAMUEL L BOYD, who will continue the Dry
Goods business, to the patronage Of my friends
New Orleans April /, 1875 apl I'm
nISsOLt TION-TfiE PARTNERSHIP HERE
firm name of II. B'DWELL q co is this day dis
solved by llmita'iOn and mutual cOn>c t Both will
sign in liquidation. II. BlDWELL
{. w. NEWTON.
New Orleans April l. 1878.
4 OPARTNERSHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed a partnersh p under the
firm name OF CUMMINGS & ELMER for the pur
pose OF conducting commission and produce bust
ness at No 90 Magazine street.
C. o CUMMINGS.
OHIO ELMER
III. BIDWELL, in CONNIE ndaIn.
New Orleans, April !, 1875. apl I'm
NOTICE-The undersigned have this dsv formed
~ copartnerstip II carry on the Western Pro.
duce and General Co nmi-siOn husin at No n and
80 Ma azine str, et, under the firm style Of
T. PRuDHoMME,
q. w. NEWTON.
New Orleans, Ia April l, 1875. apl2w
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnership under the firm name Of
PAYNE, DENEGRE d Co, dealers in csfFee and
rice, and SUCCESSORS to Messrs. II. G. Colomb
Co, at 81 Natchez street.
EDWARD G. PAYNE,
HENRY DENEGRE
?. A. POURSINE.
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1875.
THE FIRM OF H. G. COLOMB CO. IS THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent. II. G. Co
lomb will attend to the liquidation Of the business
the late firm, at 40 Gravier street.
II. c. COLOMB
r. A. POUESINE
IN RETIRING FROM THE COFFEE BUsI
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for my sue
cessors Messrs PAYNE, DENEGRE d co, the
same liberal patronage that has been extended to me
by my friends and the public generally.
New ORLEANS, March 13 1s75. mhl4 I'm
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BLACK GRENADINES, Erc.-A pernsal Of the I'D.
vertisement Of Danger, 203 Canal street, vii
afford much pleasure and instruction to our
readers of the female s'persuaeiOn. There can
he found many rare and choice fabrics most de-
sirable for spring and summer wear-al just
received and offered for aale a. remarkably low
prices. Danziger knows fu 4 well how to cater to
the refine tastes Of our ladies'. BE sure to pay
him an early visit.
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NEW Mrsrc.-Mr. Philip Werleln, so Baronne
street, sends us a charming little song entitled,
= nave q little sseethe art" words by E. Q.
Clayton, music by J. Il. Thomas.
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COPARTNERSHI
NOTICE OF. COPARTNEESHIP-
HUGH F. KIRKPATRICK is adrnit ed az part
ner Of our firm this date, April lst 1875.
KIRKPATRICK & KEITH.
ap2 Nv
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The NeW louisiana ReMpdY.

The NeW Louisiana Remedy,
For Hoarse ness, Colds, Coughs Catarrh, Asthma
Bronchitis, Blood spitting Consumption etc, from
swamps cures when ever,th thing else fails
HONE proofs will convince any SWORN JURY Exam
inc them at lO6 Camp street. New Orleans Splendid
for children soothing strip, or otherwise. No
POisoN-delcious. Life Tonic fr the Appetite Blood
Debility, CHiLIs and FEVER, DiarIhea. Prevents
FEvEEs. Sold by druggists az country merchants
app I'm
Provisions. Provisions.
Sn CASKS BACON CLEAR SIDES
- RIB SIDES.
70 SHOULDERS
800 bbls. Original MESS PORK,
so ri.
1910 FLOUR various grades.
eco :. Bourbon, Rye and Kectifed WIS
KITS
LARD HAMS, CANDLES, ETC.
For sale by CUMMINGS & ELMER.
ap4 3t ST Magazine street
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Provisions, GRAM. FLOUR, ETc.-The atten-
ton of the trade is pecisiiy directed to the adj
scIti-ement Of Mr. H. 7. L.wler IS 10 SO South
Peters street, WHO hiss for sale large supply OF
dry salt shoulders and Gear rib sides. bacon.
mess and rump pork, choice refined lard, flour u
ali grades, corn, oats, etc.
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Provisions, Grain, Flour.

Provisions, Grain, Flour.
100 CASKS Dry Salt sH JULDERs, (snall
lVC averageC
50 half casks Dry Salt SHOULDERS. tsmal
avtrage);
30 half Dry Salt CLEAR RIB SIDES
Is ca ks BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES;
10 casks BACON SHOULDERS;
10 bbs Mess PORK:
% bbs RumD DIRK;
100 tierce- Choice Refined LARD
$50 kegs Choice Refined LARD;
1 20 bbls FLOUR all grades:
IL, 600 sacks Choice White. Yellow and Nike CORN
l 600 sacks ChOicc Gaena OATS
For sae, in lots s,it at lowest market rates by
T. LAWLEE,
IS to 70 South Peters street.
apf SuS Tu.w POy draS,
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Cow PEAS Our vel known iricnds. Nessrs
George Heck & Co., rner of Poydras and
Tchou itoulas streets, have for sale large sup
Ply OF clay COW peas, whippoorwlll peas and mixed
lI.aS
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CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION A ca He'd
meeting Of this association VIII be h. III al
Grunewald Bali, on Tuesday moIpi- s, at II
f,rlock
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THE SPELLING MATCH.-Notice is given in an
other column that DR.. Syntax John Owens. de-
-ires his scholars to meet him at st. Patrick's
Hail. on Monday evening, at o'clock, for the
purpose OF completing arrangements for the
spelling match.
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LNOR SALE Yacht Grace Darling sI,op rugged,
l. thirteen tons two years ola in complete order
copper bottom; cabin with four buns length
of keel turiy-tive feet six inches; beam IF
teen feet; draught of water aft thirty inches
and length on deck forty feet. Hull piankng full
length and only four Dntt joints. inquire board
Lake End. B+y"u St. John or 70 THOMAS B,f
LEY. st. Peter near Tnni street. mhI7
LNH SALE-ln the Fourth Disrict-Cheap even
/ for the ZINES residence in good order having
a lot 20 feet front hy feet deep highly improve ell
IN choice neghborho"a near Magazine Market and
convenient :" TIE Magazine and rrytal. cers AID
ply 10 I. II. GILL, 81 Camp street. Mhft In,
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ENJOY AIS.

d EMOVAL-DR ! G.. FELDEE has removed
IA hi. Office f ON No loo /, L.. & nal street
bice hours from 'o II \. NJ. to AID 10 T.
NJ EesiicAc-, No. ij2 It. Charles street a. hereto
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TO-me rrow Levy will make . second grand dis
play Of his new purchases. Fans, parasols, hui
man hair, silk s.arfs and handk-rchiefs. will
form part. Everybody to Levys Dollar Store.
1877 Canal street.