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soca1 Iterraa.
.s Mortgages andconyeyanoes of Peal E-.
tate for sale Al this once.
81 - -..@>-.~~~e~-,o-
3 THe Drovost Court was not in sessiou
Yesterday It will meet to-day, at 10
O'Clock. :
ou4 city readers are notified that tae
Board OF Health win visit the different
wards on Saturday, the 9th June Have
yonr preinisesthoronghly cleaned.
THE JOHNNY RE1s."-These amaseur
performers gave their first public enter
talnment last night, to a respectable and
Oudgans from the rounds of applause,
mighty aPpreciative audience. The second
concert viii be'given this evening, 70, tln,
accommodation Of colored persons.
MAINLAND Hams. We have had op
Portunity to try one of those Maryhn5
hams advertised by j. & L. II. Acnew.
They arc splendid. We viii simply. saw TO
tho reader Of this paragraph, GO thou
and do ikewise"-that is to sav. 90 and
buy one Of those hams.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTINo.-The IohRuir
once IS now fully supplied with cards.
.coiored and white paper, colored ink. wood
type, etc, and ia now in condition to exc
cnte All manner OF book and job printing
IN the shortest possible time. Give us a
call. -.
IHE BURNING OF COLUMBIA. An inter
eeting account OF the ''Sack and Destruc-
ton OF the City of Columbia. s. G. has
just been issued. in pamphlet form. fron.
the Fhs"ic steam power press. Orders
can be .hbed to any extent. Single copies
80 cents.
COURT OF ArrEALs.-At the opening of
the Court, on Tuesday, it was announced
that the sistings for this term would end
enfriday next, and that arguments woul,!
not be heard after Thursday.
Mr. DeSaussure concluded reading of
brief in Ramsay ct al. rs Executors OF
Peay ct a., and was heard for appellants.
MIR. Bauskett contra.
The Bank OF Charleston rs. the Bank OF
the State. Gen. James Couner for the an
pellant.
DARING ATTEMPT AT RosBERY.-On Mon
day last, while Mrs. keylor-who lives
about two miles from the city-was in her
hcld at work, two freedmen entered her
house and stole two trunks. The robbers.
upon boing seen and hailed by German
IN the employ of Mrs. K, fired two sho.s
at their detective, but withou. effect. and
then fled, leaving the trunks behind. In.
formation OF the affair was given to Magis-
trate Walker, who obtained a guard from
the military authorities, and succeeded in
arresting the freedmen, who are now safely
lodged in jail.
Our citizens would do well to be on their
guard, as several attempts at robbery have
been made by freedmen in the suburbs OF
the city within the past few days.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Alteration ~ cau.
cd to the following advertisements. which
are published this morning for the first
time:
Mrs. D. c. Speck-private Boarding.
D. =. McMahon-Special Notice.
Extra Meeting Acacia Lodge
Concert at Gibbes' Hall,
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The Paris correspondent Of tho
London Times asserts that the declara-
tions in the published speech of the
Emperor were not uttered at Auxerre,
but that he subsequently wrote them
ana had them not only printed in the
papers as his speech, but also had
them placarded throu ghout the large
towns.
In st. Petersburg, twenty students
have been seized, sixty Poles. and
four high officials, charged with com
pllclty IN the late attempt on the
Cars life, and in Moscow, thirty
students nave been lodged in jail. All
of these gentlemen will, doubtless. be
sent to the mines of Siberia.
Dispatches received at the State
Department from London and Paris
indicate that a general European war
Is inevitable. The English Ministry
were active IN endeavor;ae to pre-
vent 1t, but 1t was the opinion that
nothing could be done just go long as
Napoleon seemingly favored a war.
Advices to the Government from
Austria state that no more troops will
be sent for the present to Mexico to
supply the places of those to be with
drawn The protest of the American
Minister has probably secured this
result
An election for state officers will be
held In Texas on the 18th of June
next. At the same time u vote will he
taken on adopting or rejecting the
new. w.Constitution.
The latest invention is the "palpi-
tating bosom for the ladies' which
gently 'heaves" by the touch of an
emotional spring" concealed under
the left arm
Gen. j. b. Hood is at the head Of
stock company, forming a capital
of $3.50, 900, for draining and sweep.
ing the streets of the city of New
Orleans by machinery.
The Picuyume thinks that ths
negro population of New Orleans is
now three or four times larger than it
! was before the war.
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THE TRIAL. Mr.. Davis is indicted
under the Act Of 1890, under which
the penalty, on conviction, is death
He could have been indicted under
the Act of July 81, 1861, for seditious
conspiracy, the punishment of which
is fine, not over S5, 900, and imprison-
ment, with or without hard labor, not
over six Years. Under the Act of
June II, 1862, no person is allowed
to sit Oh the jury who was in any
degree of completely with the rebel
lion. This insures that the trial shall
be before a loyal jury.
N,aioaM Llteligencer.
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Lsoca1 Iterraa.
{ Mortgages ana conyeyanoes of Peal Es
tate TOR sale at this once.

ou4 city readers are notified that tae
Board OF Health win visit the different
wards on Saturday, the 9Th June. Have
your prennisessthoronghly cleaned.
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wednesday MOraiag. May 80. 1855.
Our Tuture.

Our TUSTfes rsxs
The facility with which the people
of these Southern States haveadapsed
,themselvesto the extraordinary car
cumstaaces in which they have been
placed by the results of the late war,
we think is unparalleled in the history
of any country. That war has desc
1ated their most fertile sections; it
sslaid Fsheirs finest.plantations; il
steok from them their nes.ss and ap-
1pliances for sprocuring their subsists
enee, and, 10 a superficial observer;
has rendered this garden spot Of the
United States q barren Wilderness
, And yet, notwithstanding all this
frightfnl desolation. spohation and
. robbery, tlaeresre abundant evidences
around us, that if it were not for the
apernicious legisltion. at Washing
= ton-were these States represented,
enjoying equal rights, liberty and
protection to their property, and not
overburdened with unconstitutional
and unjust taxes-they would give an
example of recuperation that the
world has never Witnessed.
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DR.. sCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA
Symptoms, Cau.es and Remedy.

AfMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA "A sense If full
~ ness, uShtness, and weight in the stomach, to
EetheI with hatulency, acidity. sour. offensive
be!ehins Of Wind water-brash and vomiting ami a
great deal Of what person calls N i--one feeling
AZ The pit q the stomach frequently there u Eia
q paipiation Of the heart, which physiciaus u IT,
.dAe oT leaTt disease aud whec The stoG ach is In
tins condition il is coated wi.h mu~g. 81 slime.
Inc rough hbrous !ori. o. tie ,..mach. ,imilar
70 what He sec d. tilr. b. waa t'i-us, uat the gas-
IRE Juice ana when TIE .-'If.-. g -Cts :hcs coat
Of slime on it'll pre- euts hc str i: ICE on flow
M anu digestion cease cclenck' elwecd tonic
alssolVes this mucus ~ slime, and restores the
stomach u It's natural condition.
sehenck,s Mandrake Pil- are also REQUIRED to
carry on this morbid matter Tw0-thirls Of the
cases or Consumption are caused from this diseased
STATE o. the - Iulch the liver becoming torpid
II ce4s Isl % throw ont bile and IA : short time e
whole 50 stem Is derau-td, The mucous mem
nraI-- NJ the bronchial tubes sympathizes with the
other Crans, and before the pltient Is aware Of IT,
he Df she las Bronchial % pulmonary Cousump
Sehel-i's Pulmonic syrup cannot act freely
through The blood when tie system Is in this
locke! zap condition, W.-fout the aid Of the sea
y eel Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver basal
tLc Nenous blood % strain. Pad when il gets in a
morbid condition. blood and lille run through the
- stem mixed, and the whcle body becomes - low
ana The blood So thick % can hardly run through
tie veins. In MAJORITY ut eases hemorrha.e oc-
~ ]! n siis tiilt- cu-lll4uu u tie blood The
Hailsahc lie 4c- the Liver similar ocalomel.
or they 4u .lat thatdoes-it blocks the all blac-
4rrs. starts the BILE AMI the blood begins 10 ercu
late uaturo-iy q rough tae veins and the h,ruor-
fil@c- cease. d. when per-1nsare attacked with |
D y;i-Hlr -s, they would first tase good purga-
TIVE. sDi-- -lr that vauit act ol the liver they
" u.t s"'l n- rclieYcd from bleeding from the /
Cn-., and % IS th- oll5 way, for astriugcnts axe I
.u ten .'Irtry, ans irritatc the b-oncLiaI tubes
and jay lac -rruutwoTk i9i consumption
Dr. sci E,th viii De- of.s.i1naliy at his rooms
very week, 30 Bon Street, New ork, and 30 /
Aai.t tf street. D. -tUu, from 4 81. until +. II.
ie gives advice free, lut fora tnor. s-h cNtuiua-
-.n H-th o.. R--.lEullttcr til cL4r-c De- :.
~ IS medicines are llf sale % all druggists and
.c4llrs Also full supply , M times nj his rooms
tlt, ui The Puluolic IS. r -p and SelwceG Tonic
ac.i 80 Per bottle, or -Ittc half dozen. Man
r1ke.P4lls - cents per box
GEO e.. GOOD OWN L co. - Hanover Street
,-eut iar Boston. For sale by all druggists.
.g..r.r
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AN EFFEUrUAL WORM MEDICINE
RrOWu,syermifuge Commits,

or Worm L5zenges Much sickness undoubtedly
with children and adults, attributed TO other caus
es, IS o,casioned by worms. The ''VERNIFUGE Gov
FITS although efeetual in destroying worms, can
do no possible injury to the most delicate child.
This valuable combination has been successfully
sea ny physicians. and found to be safe and sure
in Graduating worms, so hurtiul to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention, neglect Of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness.
SYMPTOMS OF wORMsINC CHILDREN
are often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed only
by the use OF a sure remedy. The combination OF
ingredients used in making BTOwa'' "gsrmif.ss
conffsr is such as to give the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. at 25 ets. box
May ~, lsse-dawly.
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Married.

At Rutiand, NOV. 22d. by Rev Norman Soav.r
D. p. Everett P. Wheeler Esq, Of New York City
to Lydia L. Hodges, daughter Of Hon. S. Il.
Hodges Of Washington, D. c.
In Rochester, y. Y, Nov. 18th, by Rev D. X.
Bartlett George Il. French of Unlerlill, Vt, and
Luella II. Clement Of Rochester.
In s,a;h Burlington, Nov. 18th, by ). Z. Smith
Esq Nr. Charles BATHS to Julia Hickory all Of
South Burlington.
In Montpelier, NOV. %, at the residence Of the
brides mother, by Rev. VIM. II. Lord. J. Monroe
Poaui, and josephine, eldest daughter Of the late
Thomas Reed, Of Montpelier.
Ia Hineshursh, Nov. p, bs Rev t. T. Perrin,
Francis Bishop Of Hinesbursh to Mary Parent Of
Monbtou.
In winoosEi. Nov eth, 10y Rev. L. Il. Elliot,
Sidney z. J. Woleo.t, of Colchester, AMI JuliaA,
staa-ns of Nnooski.
In Albursh, oct. Ist, 1850, by Rev. \. B. Truax,
Birley ". Hilton to Miss Lizzie r. Ford, both of
J sri,ho.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iAE BEST IN THE. HoRLD. Harmless, rs!ih
be- instantaneous. the only perfec: dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tints, true 70 nature
black or brown. Genuine /, sigHs4 William 4.
b4iehes2T- Also, Resenerated extract Of uiIleaeur
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves BALD
ness. Sold By all druggists. Factory 81 Barclay
a. " dawly
PERMANENT AND WIDE SPREAD
Is the best evidence Of the goodness Of BRAN
DhErH'S PILLS They should he in every family.
ready for use on the FIRST symptoms Of disease &C.
curing. This method will often save life. Re-
member, the
CHOLERA MUST BE TREATED As a POISON,
ana your safety demands it should he got I'D Of
without delay. Colds, rheumatism. asthma, p!eu-
risy'' diarrhea, eolic5, act, all sickness is tie
consequence Of active impurities in the blood
These being removed, the health is restored at
once.
observe NY name in The Government stamp 10
white letter.. SOLD by Druggists.
" 'tv 7. BBhNDRETH.
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THE LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTY
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The Iafc,Ig.uoer this morning has an az
.ument in support Of the President 5 policy
10 which it denounces the course OF Congress
as revolutionary. Is it. editor i frequent
lv with the President and takes his lEspira-
ton from the White House the article Is
significant
Gen. Grant stated Saturday last that be
had urged the President 90 accept the Con
stituu0nal Amendment as the only possible
mode OF settling the difficulties Of the coun-
try.
Some OF the President intimate friends
assert that his mcssl e Will De conciliat)ry
in tone but very carefully worded on the
Reconstruction question
He wiil stuck by his OLD policy but will
use moderate language.
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DIR. MATTISON'S SJREREuEDtEs
For Special Gases.

Canbe obtained only at Lis Office, 40. -
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by express in sealed packages. sf--rs from
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hut political or sectional, no rebellion in lis
standards will never lose it, interest; has nC
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Increment 10 close, over fur year, is endurs ed
ana highly commended hy the most celebrat Ell
literary and scientific men il the country. inclu d.
ih- over twenty presidents OF COLLEGES is equall q
Interesting and useful 70 all classes, is worth more
tAan MS weight IN gold 10 every family or yOun =
man. We have sold books faster than any one
SUBSCRIPTION Publisher, yet more subscribers AZ G
tAAs "a Tor this WORK, per agents sent out than an
book We ever sold. IN additios g. the largest com
mission, We pay freights. leaving nothing but
personal expenses alse hotus o. Agents cf fifty
dollars for every Canvasser they start who sells
one hundred copies. Experienced and successful
Agents wanted others need not apply. For fun
dcscTipti z and tern .. address
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XINELAND.

EARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild and
/ = healthful climate. Thirty miles south Of
fhiladelphia, by Railroad, in New Jersey, on the
/ same line Of latitude as Baltimore, Md.
Inc SOL Is rich and productive, varying from a
I cay TO sandy loan, suitable for wheat, Grass
Corn, Tobacco. Fruits and vegetables. This Ia n
gsGfJrEn coEHtry. Five hundred Vineyards and
Orehards have been planted out by experienced
irult growers Grapes, Peaches Pears, &C, pro
guee immense profits Vlneland Ia already one Of
me most beautiful places in the United States
Inc entire territory, consisting Of hfty square
M es Of land ia laid out upon general system OF
improvements The land Is only sold actual set
tiers with provision for public sdornment The
pace, on account Of its great beauty, as well a.
other advantages, has become ths resort Of psopl,
81 teste. IL has increased five thousand people,
schools, Academies, Societies Of Art and Learning
and Other clements Of refinement and culture have
been introduced. Hundreds Of people are constant
" setting. hundreds Of new houses are
constructed. Price Of Farm land. twenty acre
and upwards, s25 per acre. Five and ten acre
Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables ripen earlier In this dis
trict than In any other locality north OF Norfolk
va. Improved places for sale.
openings for all kinds Of business, Lumber Yards
MaLulact0rles, Foundries, Stores and the like
AnI steam Power, with room, can be rented.
NJ, y OF persons who desire mild winters, healthfu
climate, and good soil, In country beautifully
improved, ahounding in fruits, and possessing al
OtheF social privileges, In the heart Of civilization
II Is worthy Of a visit.
Letters answered, and the Vineland Rural a
paper giving full information and containing re-
ports OF Scion Robinson, sent to applicants
Address CIAS. X. lands, Eineland r. o Ian
dis Township, New Jersey.
. From report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
hiItor Of the Tribune 1T Is OF the most exten-
siye fertile tracts, In an almost level position and
uitable condition for pleasant farming that We
now OF this side Of the Western PrariesT'
Juu 23-daw6mos.
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CAUTION!

~ EORGE SAMPSON and o. II. DAVENPORT,
VI who previous TO January !, 1850, carried on
the hi ectory Publishing Business for nearly teu
wears as partners OF the late Geo. Adams under
the style Of ADAMS, SAMPSON 4 co., have since
the above date, and will in future, continue the
same under the style Of SAMPSON, DAVENPORT,
4 co.
As other parties are now canvassing in various
places for Directories leaving the impression that
they are our successors or agents-We hereby eau
ton the busi.ess community against doing business
with them on our account
To protect our Boston and New England pirec-
tory patrons, and the public generally, from the
many impositions practised upon them, shall
hereafter invariably provide all persons with
tifeates Of authority, who are authorized 70 act as
agents for the various Directories Issued from this
establishment
Our Massachusetts, Directory and Register, now
being for will be Issued in January, i-67
We have not at present any agents out On our
New England Directory.
SAMPSON, DAVENPORT co.
Directory Publishers.
~ Congress Street, Boston, Mass
Eoy,3-w3N
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Died.

In H.-eshur-h, Nov o. Leroy Allen, ,ed three
year. three months and three days. only child Of
Noble and Betsy P. Love.
ia tlis city, Tuesday, nov. a'ih, at the residence
ol aa. SON Ht-n Tllnis. Mr. n. rl,als.
aged - years.
IN Essex Nov. -itl, Martha, daughter of John
1l Diantha Beatty, aged u years.
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DIpTHERIA.

For the cure Of that dreaded disease, DAVIS
PAIN KILLERS a specific, If resortedto in time
1t should be used mixed with water, as saFsie'
and the throat bathed with Pain Killer Freely
Read what Or. Walton writes Us, from toshoeton'
Ohio; -.,,
"Iam happy to inform you that the Pam A'i4e'
cures this new disease, Diptheris, or Sore Throat
that i. prevailing to so alarming an extent IN 's
section Of the country. On Walnut Creek, Holmes
county. they use scarcely any other remedy and II
tos never been known to fail in a single instance
,rher used in time. This fact YOU may make known
IN the world -
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Macmillan has taken the decisive step O,
dedication. The rupture between himself
and the French Is complete lie has left
Mexico in the hands0 Bzaiua and Cas,el-
n4u the latter is uuiers-l1i O. have ill-
authority from Napoleon TO SuPer=ede the
mlrshal himself If necessary.
The late Emperor LETT Vera Cruz on Thurs
day and may be expected at Havana on has
way to Europe on Monday o- Tuesday next
The Consideration of the Mezieans m
finding the question Of their future RENTED
absolutely to negotiation between France
and the United States is general, cont ned TO
no party.
| have the best authority for stating that
all preparations for the cmbarkinS OF the
French troops have been summary sus-
pended
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