The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, August 28, 1867, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextLatest by Telegraph, Cablo Do8patohes. PAnts, August, 24,-Napoleon has gone to Biarritz. Farragnt had a grand demonstration at Cronstadt. Bavaria repudiates . the Salisburg tre'aty, refusing to join the Southern Ge1rmnanllum3tl. Tne Spanish provinces are under aopprloiusion of husu rections, and are declarl in it state of soige. Tho Salisbury confereneo conIlues to attract the attention ; inl addition to the undelorstiding regarding the0 South Gorman Con'federation, the con.. I fereuco will resist interference in the EIstenri question. 'l'he South Ger nllt St at e may remain inl SOlveei, wh ' Prussia abides by the treaty of Pragute. The Mexicant question was also considered. Maximilian's body is to be denitidedl by France aul Austria. The citizeis of both Cm pires inl Mexico are to be protected at all hazards. News Items. WAs ult iox, August 2.1.-Th e Presideit will use his powers to ex Iustin in, support of tle dignity and aut hority of the Supreme Court. Internal revenuo receipts to-day $6-11,000 ; for the week, 2,879,000. Custotin receipts from the I 2th to 17th, $1,000,000. I Gen. Augur is of opinion that if the Indian war is filly inaugurated, it will be general, and will require 20, 000 1nn. Hlancock will require as N I:w Yoni, August. 24.-A steam Ir 1 :t arrived from New Orleans with Austrian troops, who leave for Europe to-daly. A jt:sn, August 2.1.-The editors )f the colservativo press imet at Ma (,(t yesterday, and at'ter ppointiig a loniittee to draw up muemorials to enei . Poe, reg1n11st1ing a revoca tion of tOtler 49, adjourned I n case Po"pe ref'ases, the matter will be re. 'erred to the President. On a proper medical recommenda t- the President has suspended the order signing Thomas to the com mand ot Ohe Fifth District. Sheridtan will iC itin ill eommiand tuitil rlicv ed-probably by Gen. 1 laneock. Niw Ou:i Ns, August 2I.-G en. Sheriahin has removed fromt ollice the City Surveyor, City Attorney and As sistanut City Attorney. ov. Fhladers has appointed a col crod mallnim the Board of Coitrol of the State Penitentiary, in plaec of aI white man, who was iemnove'd. Nineteen dilets from yellow fever rePported by the loard of Ilkalth yes .terdaly, anid nil inn lrni o her I'eirs. O A . sros, Augist 2-1.-Over 100 of the principal citizens of Corpus Christi, itclud ing lie Presbyterian and Methodist t niiisters, druggis9ts and merchants, have died of yellow fever. The disease -is slightly abat ing hero. Northern News. YA sui\TON, August21.-RetLarding the at lulit Ge nt cerl I Mlagrulder wian trecat - ed disrespelfntilly at the New York stock exchaugo. Magruder publishes a card sit-. ilg I halt he never was at, the New York stock extiaige, and does not know wlire 1f is. Sectar(y MtcCullocht hats writtIen to t he Assisitn Tireasurer' of New York, iltly contrandicting the recent rumiors of' treasury irreguilarities. 'iThe P'ostmnaster-Ge'neral has ordered -lhe Malnil route between Vickshuirg and Mtobile, to be reopened for comiposit ion, the cent rae or having forfeited it 'The route is 870 .miles, t wice a weck in geood heats. 'The new It alian Minister, Maicellat Ceru * t i, ha'i arrived. * I~nhur a dozen volunteer ofiiers of rank, from(I gpin u to Colonel, Were mutiltered out (o-Jny, Also, two Chiaplainus. Int ernal lievenne to -day $:123,000. (Genter'a I lorwarid has had no intimattion of his mooted removal. General Grant, in a recent lnt erview, told Ihoward that he had heard nouhing of it. The PriesidIent will visit the Bltimore Schumzenifest to morrow. Oflicial ret uirns friom~ the Kentneky eo Lions show that Iholmi boats the Radical can (ditc hy 56.000, ami the t hird party bty y4.0100, and haus a mnarjority over both oi' d3,000. 1The busmness portion of Plattsburg, N. Y., has been burned. General Sickies' refusal to obey the exe. cutivo ordeur iestraininig him front .interfer ing withI the prVocess of the Supremo Court, wias discussed in the Cabinot today. There .is reason for usiating t-hat lhe wvill be super sedled unless lie obeys. D)e.'x'a, August, 21.-Roturns .liow a Republican majority in both branches of the Territorial Legislaturne. Southern News, Cosvr tou, August 21.-Iloglstered to day, whites 35, blacks 22; total, 57. AucusvA, August 21.-There was a heavy rin last, neghit, and tho rain st~orm st ill con tnun's. Girneral Orders 53, from Pope's headquar ltrs, directs fthat hereafter grand and petit nrtirs in his htistrict, shall be drawn exclu sively tromt lists of r'egistered voters with out disorimnination. The Sheriff will re .4 quire jurors to swoar that they were regis j ~ , specifying t he ptreclicts and county, antheir aflidavits will be placed on the files or court. Nrxw OarTSANs, August 21.-A resolution was adhopted last. night by bothx Boards of ~? Aldormon declaring it to be tho opinion of the Colmon Council that the further reten tiotn in oflice of the present Comptroller, Surveyor, City Attorney. Assistant City At.. torney andI the Coroner, would be disre garding the Reconstruetion acts, and calling upon the Commanding General to remove the m. '1There wore ten deaths from yellow fever yesterday. The weather Is pleasant, and oooler. roroign News. VirxxAi, August 21---All official journals declare that the petace of Germany is now scured. A Lono, A ugust 21.-- It Is stated tht Prim still heads the Spanish insurrect ion, and that 1ho is supplied with funds by Paris b~ankers. Us'ur.N, August 21.-The Prussian Gov ernment, has decreed free trade in salt,, dottorn News0 COTTIMrA, Augnst I1.-Registered to. day: Whites, 60O; blacks, 71. To6ttl 181. AUGUSTA, August 19.---Considerable fcee3 lig ins been caused by General Pope's Or. der 49 and his letter to (leteral Urant. It is believed that, they will injure the cause of reconstruction The prose are agitating the call of a State Convention for the purpose of' making an organized effort i opposition to reourganization unitder the Military bills. A nutbor of papers favor tho calling of such at gonvention. County nectings are beleg held In Ala. bama to elect delegates to a Conservative Convention, to be hold at Mlontgomery, Sop. tomber 4. The corn and cotton crops in Alabama are better than in any years. The yield or corn Is itmense. and the cotton prospect flattering. The worm as yet is exciting lit Jo aplrehension. Accountas rom1 Loui iaana, Texas, and Sonthern Mississippii, nIv disastrous. Thie woMns fand overflows L.ave destroyed hialf tie crops. Jmdgo J. V. C Home. a prominent citi, zen of Suter coutiy, (eorgia. has beet iurdered by a parIty of freedmen. Five have been ark ested by le inilitary and imu prisonedt( at Macon, four of whom confessed participation in the crime. leputblienn oaganizntions have been es. (ablished in every ity and town throuighott (he Sott h, prepturatory to conducting a vigo roos campaign in favor of reconstruetion under the Nlilitary Bills. Wa'ttierroN, Autgust. 10.-lRegistration in 1st Wurd to-day : Whites 28 ; blacks, 213. The Board of Ilegistration is refusing to tallow lawye's and many others to regis ftr Who are aalmttostt universally considered entitled to registration. lheavy rains abovo, and a (remendous f'reshdet in Capo Fenr River. l~ttoD. Attgist 19.--Oeneral Blunt, Qartertmaster-enal of this Distriet, ias been relieved, and Colonel .,- W. Mloore. of lthe liurial Corp, -ippoitted to his place. The s11um of $160,000 wot received hacre to 'Iay to pay the expenses of registration in tiae Stte. Northern News, WAisiasriroN, Aug:st 19..-Tho President haas assignett Geeral Thtomtias Jo the com. >f the 6th Military District, Hancock to the lelariutent of te Cutnberland,-11anad Sheri li ,> tihe depairtinat, of Missouri. It is tadostood that the nooessnry orders will be issued frot (the War Departmet.t 'to iay. aI. Plom1ab proceeds to Mexico as charge I'aqf1iirs, relieving Ott erberg. Itoger A. Pryor publishes an nitiadavit loniying personal knowledge of Conover or is cont'reres. They were nevel' at. his Alice. Nearly six inches of rain fell lacre during he recent. st orm All tiae coast. teminers >ut. itn tihe recent storm have reaulhed their .tistinations. li connection with (le instoring out of volunteer officers, it is confidently stated hfat a Colonel ita the regular army Nill re tiuve (eneral lloward,as Chief of the Freed mien's Blurcau. Thle miitary changes nsequenit upon| Sheridalin's removal, haive 'ceasitonaed tre Ianent visits between t(le Wair' and Execa - ive Dieparte tile ta to-daiy. Tie qutnestionts, however, rehte to 1 Iio' dettails. The visignatmt't. ot'i'lhoinas to the Gilt District nay he regardedI as fixed. There air SIe $191,0110,000 in the Treasury, >f ilicha, $10J,)0,0u0() are gold. Iteventue to day $41 .000. llrevet. Maajor-Gieneral A. 11. Howe, of the lth Artillery, reports to Schiolield for dulty. Niaiister iertliemy anitd M. Dlel-errote Prosi, Seretary of' the 14ena ch Iegat ion, ire abhout to narry Washington ladies. Niw Youic, August 19.-A patol in tle boil'er of (te steaier Palisido blew out as 'he was leaving for Fort. Lee. Five luta Ired persons wero on board and in (lie tuggle to escuape two jumped overboard, btit were picked up None hurt. Several vessels will, sickness alboard were riuarantinted yestertday. Nothing contagi. unas, however, as far as known.a The Heriti's sapeatial says that Orant hans already tassgned several of Stanton's favor. ite subordinates to active dity. Foreign News. . AStTNGTON, August, 19.-The following is, a summniary of th etable news: Thec Vienna Gauzete says .t~htat 4htere will be tan alliainco between Austria andr France, if Pruassia atnd Rutssia become alties. The Emtperor tiad Etmpre of (te Fronohl, ad lae Emtperor' and Empress of Atutria, anal the King of Bavaria met at Salzbury .en the l8th 'lnst. (?) The Emperor of' Austera gave a grand state dinner. itouhier and~ liest werec also (lhere. The conferenice of .sovetreignas took lalce ou (the 18th. (?) Canadia Neows, MosviureAs., Auigust I18.-A dlest rui've f'tre occurtred ina Middlfeton's oil st ores (it0.000Ot gtallons i were (lest royed. Loss $l50,000. Pr'ice raisitng in consequene No PanviasAai Recoxa'rnuovro,----Thle Bufflaab commercial A dvcriiser, (liepublican,) conmmaoing upon athe removal of Staintoni nad the appointment of Gen. Gr'ant adinte-. rim to thte lBuraeau of WVar, says: "What the coutntry needs most, at pres ent, is a straightt.-forwar'd, non-partisn execution, of the recornstr'uchon Acts. The South shoculd be made to understand, by dailly practical domonstruat ion, thfat the fetter and spirit of (lie laws will be observ ed; ',hfat they will not, be interpreted or exeuted in the interests ofNor'thern ex tremists or of Sout hern rebels. Woe thaink if. is safe to assume that. Gen. Gr'ant, no~v be depended upon fto (10 thIs." IRaisTRAToN.-Registration on yester day progr'essed quietly. The whuolo nium. ber registered was 131-whfites 60; colored 71. As nmany entitled to register have taken ali an erronous impr'ession (tat r'egist atiton for the upper wards closed on -Sataurday, we have been requested by Mr. Calnan, Chairman of the the Board, to state fiat, registtration 'will continue at the Pal metto Engine Heous. until Thursday nort, at 8 otclook p. mn.--Phenix. WVit~h a true wife the husband's fatults should be Becur'o. A woman forgetus when she condescends to that ref'go of wveekness, a female coufident. A iie's bosom should be the tomb of her hus baandtsa bltings, and his character far more valuable int her estimation than life. One of the richecst meni in New England Is Auagustuis IHemenway, of Boston, whose estrato is valaued at $5,000,000. lie is non fineda in an insane asylumn. Heanry Ward Becher says of thie variety depart-menat. of newsptapers, like (his column, that. 'it, is worth more than all the small fry of correspondent., with an edItor thrownt in to boot. Like a caravan, It strethes along Ifts columns witlh packages and piar., eols, spicos5 and gems, bits of fragrance, of cunningly wroughit metals, gather'ed fr'om lie Orient, and from thte whtole world be 8'des." An editor says the most effectual way to win his everlasting gratitude and remembrance, this hot weather, is to sond him watermelons. The famine in India last year do Hindoos, who will not eat dogs or eats or 'cows. ta dlina of tei o... -hlen. Place a basin of water side of vm bed; when you first awake in tile nion ing dip your hands in aiA wet vot brow, and sleep will not again seal .vot eyes in its t reacherous embrace. Tlh ;s the advice given by an aged man wli had been i:I t. habit of rising early di ring a long life. The mduatry of the ladies in Par surpasses belief. They dyo-teir lin they enamel--their faces; they gild their locks; they paint-tleir cheeks atid now tlicy bronzo their complexioi --Punch. A colored orator, in a speech whie lie recently made at Prospcers, Pric Edwards County, told his sable heai ers, that freedom did not mean idh ness, but to strike harder and di- (lec or than they had ever before done. The doetrine of human equality is lik< said Bonnycreddlo. unto a femade entin with a litter. Why ? Bccause it is a dog ia. Once again may Doiglas Jerrold b) quotedts a uage, for, says he, ''dogmuat is is puppyisim grown to a tiItrity. Prior to the election said Preitice "let us put 1Radicalisi's nose so out o joint to-day that it can never a hii siell the odlor of its own sabli friends," and it was put. Our ignorance of what is to conie and of what is really good or evil should correct anxiety about worldlI success. An Irishman entered a barber shoi whilo drinking, and ate, with ti brush, a cup of lather, dug out tli ball of soap at the bottom of the cilp ate th at and sat down to warin hi fet. "IHow did you like your lunch ' asked a bystander. "T'Jhe custarl was eligant, but by In' soul I b'lave the egg was a little tok long in t he water!" "Whalit's that pictire on ?" said cotitryiman in our liarinlg t1m (ithe diiy il it priint store to th jl r lioprietor w0ho was t uriing over some engrav in "ha1t, sir,'' said th dealer,i Josh ua. Vommanamiding the siun to stant still." "Du tell ! Well, which is Jolh and Vhihel is his son j' a 2MY U R G T 7.k" rl,- E AND r> 0 =ER = I L Ain PIC TURE S. V AN NESS & 1,tli will open l uiit a roomlss ait Thespianl flan, Winley-0~ on Thursday, Atigust 21t, atil will I pre, pared to make l the above styles of lPie tures. All work guaranimIt-iedt, iaind no.) olc i desired to take itny picture th1at is not per featly satisfactory. The prices are ranged to sit hlie ha litaes and will enable all to have piet ore made. .iParictilar altintion paid 0 to copyiz) 01 pictures. A good assorimeiit of hot"-.. ph A hums of line Otalily, and veiy cp o hnid. 1)' Don't forget we will only remai, th1ree u-e0. Give u.s a call. aug 21-it WANTED, AGENTS. 02PERt AONT I 'The year fni' or 900J Pecr Ceiui. Profit aon com iiiission. We guaratilec tho above saliary c commiaissioni to Act ive iuidtst riouls a;'eis t heir own homies, to intrioduce nn tfinivto indispensnbte uiiiiy in~ every hiouisebok IFor alt pa rticulars call onu, or addl'ress G. WV. JA.\l)N & CO., 118South St reel, Bahuinmore, Aid. aug 21-1mto GRIOCERIES AND) PRiOVISIONM J.Clov. Cottfee, Dacoin Sidle, Sugari Cuore Htamn, Lund, Cocking Soda. Just, receive at No. 1, Hotel range. AJLSO the followng Mediaines :Thompson's E v Water, Hlartshorn, Calomnel, Batecnman Drolp British Oil, Dalby's Carmiinative. Sulphat Potassa,'Anica and Chloroformi Linhinei H[ostetter's Bit ters, (Fei'er and Agute 1'r< ventativo,) liops. atgvKETCIUJN, McMAST ER & CO. Fall and WinteP' Imtporationt. 1 86e7. Millinery and Straw Goods. Armstrong, G'ator & Co. IMlPORTERlS and yobhors of ]IONNEl -LTRIIMM INGl andl VELVET I1l11llONt BONNET SILKS, SATINS and VELVE' Blonds, Nett s, Crapos, Ructhes, Floweri F3eathiers, Ornaments, Straw Bonnets aui Ladies' Hats, [triammed and untimend, Shaker Hoods, &c., 287 and 280 BALTIMOR E STRE ET, Ofi'er lho latrgest Stock to be found in (Ii Cojuntry, and uineqalled in choico var'iet and oheaptiess, comprIsing thes lai cit Par sian novelties. . & Orders solicited and prompt alto tion given. aug 2'lm A Goodl Tonic for ConValescent HIILADIELPHIIA XX ALE, 10doz. batll jusr. received at No. 1 Hot el lsange. ALSO, Dleachied llomescpuns, Brown Hiomespml end Spool Thread. KETCHIIN, MoMAST ElR & BRICE. aug 18 CARRLIAGES, .BUGES AND H.A s ~EDS S, F j Superlor Workaianship at my o *J stand, to be sold at low prices. All orders promptly attended to. au'g 8-imo. THOS0. JORDA10. ir E CONOMIY. I* ((-N 'I.\ i-LRTE nsoin~enit of' Cooking ir TilOMPSON, WITiMl:l'L & WVOODWAI!. july :30 NOTICE. 0.11E21T11101"S of tho E1:tae of .aclo) F. U Vole-man, deo'd. 'will handll inl Ilheir claimsv properly imested1 to lihe .ues e at his Ollico inl Wi iil-t -o, a ilt n erly dite. -- n n ''' :) Arb. - jill: .I 11I i I I I . I, DiINh TITi:'1gl!& ''!.! . july ' N1 T 1 i :4. a np 1. oC l're , . . - 1,ame Wh 1e.Globe. l.r 1 \..v ' folk i d ON, 1 ' 11 . o un \. i I SI T N McM.\1'.i I I U - 1:L.X -o.VA V, N 1.'%V YO I!I . N'O. 1'. NIA' HE c . c T;Al O II T P. EQC AL Ai lN )NNU1.N1 Jui $QC.C'W 1 0 J tile 2", ! 1 N Iit .\ 'AyN-W y li r il', . \'- 1 n 'cI l iber ! I I i . o Iy -hold I. .) A P.'lAT 1l,' .. Atnt Winobro ,e. . n I' 2 u I ALLE N IAT. Al I' ': T|:.9 P 1 : IT A_11, DW L UE]& 0U T EP. It I~. FL.\,i:L a. - l'otI 11 em S..AUnt Fo Nails, I 0I I .v , I (IA I . & 1 D.A)ER W11012ft~" 1 101N1)1 WS\lb wll r f 'I :ll h'illil ol l :1k1 I;l !u!-r.i 'll INl L itt ,Cl :in, N', Ol .l i Si , 'ic.--. lacla.. ire h o-.4 Anwri. II, . n a V..C : 1 ,s Ca.eu r , f(el 1iniih ( L e, C hi-TRFE''N *( AsT W IIer, l'ait O. I IY :Ml E \ iin. w C hJ-,ANIA -- Uun-s, 12. - Got .el.s l'w: F:M 4 Pow? deSht&. a N 'IIIB COwell'y, P1'l-r V3:. cr , ollunY, ASin xAO, Jaussn ioAm: ,|ae, l,1|r in d nI King-s. ('olj' R JF lA lc.' lN, Cil~lli~ AIh l n .E TN, i. ths . ' wop. o' wui aboe lcn .ao wit a ru, to vovnlIle .c 0, Rain NN :.e-e I w. lesc -- re n o 4 f 0e o.of li Jre y Calyo le ...ai -nsc ~SO ii A.i S. Gailard, AssIine, Ihi hoDearatin l l:A theo ao n ti bffr i o th acion an d o th~udis~ t wa ill his (elaiongie againt sa igli iWolf the efnan hoi Claer('s Ofissad.ladhain nite awife oro aSore Ckn13hOct, 1800.hm plea ther to, An e evd ItA ias thee Looinpr nteo tche Acto IteO Genera and Tuprvi ed Ordred tha e Deenan of O TobrA.D.187 M o r o1~t hews D fInal andy ab ltU ng~n wl te ie l "TDICINE~S9 &c.f ~~*iZ It C..' vin liy it N, Va c V tQII A11 idh;Ig itade :1a lvieei f o heep aww ill. m~e wk1 il l iei PL vlia:, a lie juh l m e.al ly, to givo uvi n Q1111. LA DD 111.108. (CQI- tittli*Eni Lil*% Syrulp, Iui'of Dpark iand 11on1, R1110' uIel'eve and Agueo Cure, All piqtul~r Pa cut Mceiic.. JU#3 RECEIVEDR A N 'UiE1. MSS'0R1'1,'NT OFe 'illicoes, H sey, S:C. INI.A'V SUIP1j~jLY OF F81 P1 1C, 1,1D LATE ARRIVALS! THOMPSON, WITHERS & WOODWARD'S. CONSISTI)*' N I II 'T ' F 1Irowi, Bleached and Colnates atilt Bed Ti c", Conts's Spool Cotton, Finle Lnnloo An A s~ortmnt of Shooe, mado in Nonh Carolinta. T~r", Cas1'T.i A fine 14( of Coti(ry Cinred thrwoln, j' ly '..'1 (FA.lSt W I . pi'k Cre:m. Clove, v, It I c1 , k - A ple I, Mn A .I, P. . 1' u Cui;il .t( i ii' ll'~ ili ttllIt .. AIl of wl'ich mill b sol(dd 10%w I'(01r <A _ ? -. FRESH MEDICINES, &o by NO 1. 11AI lt lIVY Ketcin, c ter & rice 10Lucua PmiTNo.8he, 22 o Chlorid.e(IAcht[ ChoiN Io. Iie, j 'l, orh~ue lo C~ i'ndi poo, KiHeUIn, oM AvTes &JiI Au Icc16'ae e ( li'titlo over' the Sout h Carolina Culil Roall C IA It 11.TON, S. C., Mareb. 1. 0 nilnd tli er file 1 lth Int,., the Thron l - Mail 'Iin l will 1 on as flow'... viz 1..ve Coh1bI i I)..!() i. mi.. Chi kinju \1i t lt Kiigsvillo of 1.20 p it), I.e.'e C.'imeleston, tnni' he iave i: ili thi, lit, \l iiVeatChaeon I1. TV. P': \' x(eiioX TVAIN. ttvtvll'.'t) .t r PA; n, Genpl miarc li Ril A ll ll') f E & -. . I' l 1111 A I). C:)LU.I\IA, 8. c.1 May 2, 18.?. ()N itid after SlND.\Y, May r,. thi l he. Aul to of iho Pa ner Trains ow. m.ld will bel as flo s ve Q011mba,141.11P.)\4 L*ve t'hi Iol tic 12.2t) A. . ..ive ntCoinmibhal (1.5r,0 A. Al. It, e10- nne'ios re mdo at CoIIImi t nil i''u -folle with tlhe Ititil trains on if 0 I I C.ivolhlla r111d .outh lrvlinim iij. i lihiond, \'s., Webn o .D. c.. Iil, ld., I'hil elph1ia, P ., an ( v % Yorlk city -iVi.ing choice of roii e!) is . Tiekets are al'io sold at Chlotihuti or lioileston andi A'ngnusa. .\i A etoli,-IIlal ion Traiu, rv freiitl 1, 1A oc.l limt - a , leaves C hlt bia at 7 a. 10.. Teay,, Thu tr.-dnyl an d 8Entnnh--lyi (i' I' weet, cal 1ba01t too on t he Famne 1bey r.! hoe rib Columubm v-.1 h o". at i p. il. C. U R 111T, MILSHOUSE, Co- 1 0 'U 11!.ys )IA RLESTON, S. C. 1-111.z; POPU MA A A ND WlI.L) NN'1*WN II USE( is now ftiil v o '* 'im iii ioe tti lik Now riei; .it ol ti - live i bronshunw; awl offers to the Irny ,1h It Conmoda0t ionsh anid vuonvi-eickS s111*; - 111tie1, not I o e elialed by Sn No- I I -:oiti h. The pa111-ro11-y of' fihepte U e's of itioard per atiy, F;4 0) "4 per Ionlit ns tory il on. .SLpjI PU R(USL R LE TO PLEA '. I 81UIAt io ol o 8 lid Ctle, I I F I E 1. 1) l) 1 T II i ) T . IN Ill. CO.MilON Pem 1.1.11114woe \N il 1: Il'.\ Il o pinI) i W'4 did i l e, "t ti-li y of * Nove mber . A. 1). 1 i i n 0"declarat1ionl nyninst thle Dvfei'vi11 t.v. if is vaiti) is a bsent 6-,. 1m 1m1 n l hm ' limi i tt otf Ibk ,11i 4 e ilo h eiieber v, .0 1141r I 8o a .y own w;.,h l Io i. . on . II m i ' colly 0, the s id dt chI il.en t .hI:., t1 i i ivc-lo ie o-rdeed tt110 I tj id De., Inh.nt do apar. and plead 11o tile vhi S (1hiilln o r fore h lehdtI y o No. 1mer . . 8Q7, otheie finahl mill ab.. Sl0ingmet will 11.n ho J ive' 1n111 S. 1b 1 1LOWN, C. (.P. .',at h i tNoemerfottni 8 ii lnoi I eimly it hil oh' ti ih Ceariiolh n~ st. .\m Itt) days ofi \ltreb tti, lt . 1 ii, Si ii 1). 1sid) isd absei. from nd i nt t he tt im. 'io i b *iis tiSuie aind ha lei her if usiiii a coiye o te sai Ititeilaratont miht b ( 'it iherefoio Ordee tha lithesi, ciasn on orX beoi h 1; dy0 tii jem.-Ient i ll te e ie Th.) 2 .B0.0 ES, nrl' h l i~tk l t iiuis A L~SO, Mli-ce-lancon;e 1)ooks. btn-lias Tijilen I hepibli-, Newv Amtic ei, idliaI~, Thea !otnvii.. b- e 'ii, Ilobet Sieerno, M'iy Schiools andit -Schioolhn.-Nee, .\I .yntt Iieid'ti St mies for' Iiiys. 8onig fot li ht (tnes nt i 1ime, Gn il. Ili Arp, &c. ALt lilt itr of* ( IK UTUIIIN, McMtAX'TERI & 1IUICE. july 18' STEVMFIS ROUSE. 21 21, 2i & 2? Iroadiway, NcW York, (Optposito a owlingr (reeun.) Oni the European Plan. T II E STPEVENS I10U8;u is well anid wide. .L Iy kn towni (o I io leavelling~ public. 'The tOc- Iis estpeciaIly stitable ltomert'chnt titd businessst men ; It Is in closo proxhittly to thii hiusmnst parit of' the city-is otn Iho htighwavy of Southiern and Wiestern travel nt ad itjacent I t o(the principal Railrondu andl Steambloat. depots. T1iIE STE VENS HOUSE hta~ liberal no.. comnodntion for over 800 gests--I Is wenK fnrnhed, and p~ossessee every modoyt im. p~rovemecnt for theo com~for tatnd enteorti. mont. of its Inmates. The rooms ate espa. abots and well venntl--provlded willh gats anid waler--the attonidantce Is promips and respect fill--And UIto Inbloe is genetoit y provided with eve'y delicaoy of the seniSOib --a. moderale raties. The rooms having been refni'nishedi andI remoodeledl, we ate entiailed to ofrer bxta fat. ulli les for tho comfort arid plannuto of our' sttC'dI. - l EO. K. UCD ASE & Co., July 19.0ai +pu-opt~ ieo, liOR SALE, L4OT~i erHge and idicop will be aolM on on the 19It:Intttint at the residenoe o f lio lato Jacob F. (plemtan,.deceascee. 1r. A. G A ILLA lID. aug 8--f25I A dninistrator

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