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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

ES We icain that very excellent barrie
cued dinner wns given by the freedmen of the
vicinity of Greenwood, during the I",st week
There was larg" attendance. principally col
"red AT the solicitation Of the fr.cr,lmrn. our
Trend. >. i. Boozer. Esq addressed them in au
nprrorrnt" speech, in which he enlightened
them As 10 their situation. and advised them
fully rs To their duties He urged them To be
sober h"nrst and inlns!rious-to sccur. AN ed
"cat'on. if poSsihIe--.n'l, above all to main
tain cordial relations viii, their former masters
VIII" would prove their best friends. The al J.
dress was received in the best spirits, aud will
have its inference
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

John c. Breckenridge writes that he is tired
OF the hubbub otthe Paris Exhibition, and is
going TO Switzerland before leaving for Canada
in September. ...,, =. -.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

eB- The friends of Mr.. r. Ives. lately of
This village. will regret to hear of his death re.
Gently al Sardis, Miss, from Cholera.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

sB See notice of sale of u barrol of peacl
brandy by s. l.. Jones, Deputy Collector, OF
the 2lst mat
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

90 See notice Of important sales by Wm
II. Parker, Commissioner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

Maximilian's death will be celebrated by a
funersl service throughout the Austrian, May,
and all their topmast. fags a6ilei with Grape iar
seyen' weeks. -. ee ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

EB See notice Of barley for sale, by W. c.
Moore, Agent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

EEwINs MILls.-Wc direct attention to the
advertisement of these Mills go well and favor
ably known TO the ctizens of onr District -
The Mills have recently been thoroughly reno
waited and improved, and are now in excellent
condition. The proprietor feels confident Of
his ability to give entire satisfaction in the
quantity and quality of the flour, and assures
the public tha, he will spare no pains to merit
their patronage From his experience and
character, We can guarantee that he will
perform what he promises, and that our
friends will ind il to their interest to pu,ronize
him.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09
ALIENS
PAIN DOCTOR,

4 SPEEDY RELIEF AND CURE, for Lum
IN bngo Pain in the Side, Back, Rheuma
tisrn. Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Diptheria, Tooth
ache. Burns. Bruises and SPruins, Nervous
Headache, Stiffness of the Joints, and pains Of
any pnrt of the body.
This compound hns been but short time
before the public, and has already grown into
great favor and rerute. in nearly every in
stance, where it has been tried. There are
cases 20 chronic and deep.seatcd rs to battle
| NIL human remedies. and the inventor Of this
compound does not claim for it any such infal-
libiity. az TO cure every disease under the
sun. Such assertions. of any human remedy,
bear their own construction, even TO the most
| simp!e-minded; but when pain can he cured
and relieved by liniments and ombroc ations,
this preparation will do it.
The Pain Doctor is not made up of roots
or Indian remedies but is q "happy compound"
Of standard medicines. and, therefore, can be no
humbug. The testimony of those who have
given it a fair trial, will substantiate all its
claims. 1t will keep any length Of time. is
easily applied, not at all disagreeable to the
smell, and is sold at such price as to he with
in the reach Of all.
1t should be kept in every family. 1t is
worth double the price. to cure the ailments
of children.
Give it a fair trial. and you will always keep
it Oh hand. among the family medicines
DIRECTIONS.
tB Always shake we'll before using. As .
gensral role. apply freely the linimsut with
the palm Of the hand, or piece of cloth, rub.
biog briskly, until relief is afforded.
In cases Of violent pain, the linnlsnt may
be warmed, and after rubbing freely, lay on q
piece Of flannel saturated with the cohpound.
For Sore Throat or Diptheria, ,.apply a. hand.
age saturated with the Pain Doctor, Should
The burning be too severe, as IN tic case Of
children, a little swsoi oil may be added. For
Corns or Buniols, pare gently with a sharp
knife, and rub well morning and evening"
domen. s.,,,,.. f..t,. ~.
For Toothache, apply into or next 10 The
tooth, piece Of cdtton saturated with the
compound, and rub the part Of tlAs face .oppo.
.@"sa.3ti:> SOLD BY - ..Ss!.:"
wv. T.vpENNY, !.
At 60 OTIS. Per Bottles :"
Aug. ., 1867, l8-6m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEEILLE DISTRICT, .
In Equity.
John Wideman vs. JAS T. Horton and Others.
EiW to Sell Lands, MurshaH assets, dc.
HRURSUANT to order of Court, will sell
IL atpublic outcry, at Abbeville C. H.. on
Sale-day next. (2d) the real estate of Joshu.
Wideman, deceased, situate and lying in said
State and District, containing about $40
ACRES. more or less. being the whole of said
tract, except 60 acres with Dwelling House
aud epring allotted to Sarah C. Wideman for
Dover, and bounded by lands of NIrs. Mollo
Harris. Margeret Widenan, Jas. Il. Horton
aud Others
2. The remainder in the said 60 acres with
Dwelling House, after the termina alton of Mrs.
Sarah &. Widemau's life estate, said tract being
bounded by lands of the estate of John Wide
man, Mrs Harris lands and others.
TERMS CASII-purchaser to pay for
papers.
W. II. PARKER, C. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Aug. {, 1867. lG-3t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

II our landowners are liberal and wso.
they chn command shnre of foreign imrnicra
ton. and q few thousand of the Indust rions
Germans or Irish who have built up the North
will soon give new life TO the fields and work
shops Of the South. Lnbour is the most i'm
portant permanent question with which we
have to deal, and TO its immediate aud ear
nest attention should be given. During tho
month Of May, the emigration to the United
States from Ireland alone, amounted to nearly
ls,opo persons, and. if the proper means be
taken it Gun soon be shown that the INDUS
trions cmigrnnts can find nowhere else as ma
ny advantages as may properly be offered by
estates of the South.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

ALIENS PAIN Observation-Disclosures, have yon
ever tried Aliens rni:' Doc:orl Perhaps you
are not ono of the afflicted and nrc in such
blissiul ignorance Of the disorders Of the 'eys.
TEN, that you do not even SO much as know
that yon hnve IL "systen." Happy mortal
Our counsel is not addressed to you, bu: to the
large class Of un!arIuna.cs, who know some
thing oi the ILLS that flesh is heir to-"
These IN the "Pain Doctor" muy find an ano-
dyne, If not cure AL tia! is nskci for it is
q fair trial 1t claims I" stand on It's own
merits. and is steadily advancing in public fa.
S"r. Call at Pennys Drug Store and get a
boit'e-rrice only 50 cts.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

WhsInScToS, August Tn crnuection with
Secretary Stantous official refusal to resign il,
is stated that lie will not be allowed 70 partic
pate in CubiDet councils. Tho President will
not move any fu rther in the matter during
Stanbury's absence.
Mrs. Davis is in Baltimore, en- roule for Can.
ada.
Judge Fisher concluded his charge in the
Snrratt case. aud the Jury retired at IL o o'clock
IN" JUDGES charge covers four and hall
columns Its general tone is regarded us unfa
vorahle to the prisoner.
Internal revenue receipts. to-day. $442, 900
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09
REGISTRATION NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of
~ Registration. of which nm Chairman,
Will meet at Ahbeville G. I'll. on the 18th inst,
and will continue in session here for six dnys
Notice of the days of registration a, Warren.
to", Ir'hble ) and Lowndcsv il!e will hc publish.
cd next week.
j. A. HUNTER,
Chairman.
Aug. Q, 1867. lG. If
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

pURsUANTt to order of Court. I will sell.
Sale Day iu September next, (2d,) 1857, the lot
in the Village of Abbeville, in said State and
District, known as the "Livery Stable" Lot, COP.
tanning Roods. 28 Perckes. fronting on Wash
ingtop Street, bounded by Marshall House"
LOT. lot Of r. A. Archer, and on alley.
before thsdsy and prior. To- the saie. ~, IL
=, az TERMS .CASH--,Purchaser to pay, Tor
pspers. - Z .1Fl. 'Es's'S'. - - l:rEssi's1'
~ }aw ,otse:w. A.! PARKER, olE..a. .! +
Commissioner Office, .,,i
Aug 8, 1867, lG, 81
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

TENNrSsEE Observation-Disclosures so far foot up
a ma otity of IL 900 for BrGwnlow. Tri,nble
Stokes, Arncll. Maynard, Hawkins, Mullens,
Mum, and Butler. all Republicans. are elected
to Congress. They make n clean sweep Of
both Houses Of the Legislature.
The '-smt is just what has been anticipated.
TIE State is in the hnr..ls Of the Brownlow fac
ton who hnvc excluded from the polls four
tifths OF the population, whu are fairly entitled
10 the right Of suffrage, and thus control the
whole political machinery Of the State.
On the other hand. we have the cheering in
telilgenc: from kentucky Of IL Democrotic ma
iority Of 10000 for Helm, the candidate for
Governor ui the recent election
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-09

MEssEs. EARN & Kwox.-We invite ntten-
tior TO the advertisement Of these well known
merchants, who have 'recently been making
large additions to their very complete and well
selected stock Of Groceries and Provisions
Their stock embraces a choice assortment Of
bacon, lard. flour, meal aud other country pro-
duce, and a superior lot Of wines aud liquors,
which they can recommend rs OF the very
Purest quality Mr.. J. Knox gives his close
personal supervision to the business Of the firm.
and from his long experience, skill and iudg-
mcnt in these matters, can guarantee entire
satisfaction, both in the quality aud prices Of
their goods. Terms cusl,-coun,ry produce
taken in exchange for goods These gentlemen
are also The agents for tho sale Of The lIopcwell
factory thread. shir'ing*, osnaburcs. d.. which
they recommend very highly, and invite tho
public to make = trial Of Give them n call
early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

The World palades a willingness Of its party
to submit the question of Negro Suffrage by
itself to a vote of the legal electors Of this
State. 1t is perfectly aware that the Repub-
lican delegates TO the Convention held from
first to last that thcy were chosen to revise the
State Constitution and submit their work as a
whole to the People for ratification or rejection.
That is just what they will do-just what the
Constitution and laws require of them. They
said so early in the session. they said 50, on
every fit occasion, to the last. The Democrats
were fierce for Separate Submission through
out hoping and expecting to deny the Right
of Suffrage to Ten thousand native citizens
by the votes Of immigrants naturalized Of at
alb but yesterday. When Republicans help
them to do this, we shall be a non-admirng
gDectatOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

road will dispense with the troops Could there
be any better public economy than to return
$500 soldiers to productive labor in civil life,
and lend on perfect security the principal of
the sum Of which their pay and maintenance
is the interest, to be used in settling the rich
Plains with farmers and stock-raisers, and de
veloping the wealth of New Mexico, Southern
Colorado, Northern Texas, Arizona, and South
ern California All this the Pacific Railway
(Kansas branch) when completed and as it pro-
gresses, will surely accomplish, beside eflectu-
ally and permanently settling the Z" Indian
d" ouestionn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
NETWORK COUNTY MEDICAL sOCIETY's Ann
VERSARN.

At the Goth adjourned anniversary meeting
las; evening about 300 members were present with III
vited guests on retiring from the chair DR. T. T. Hub
bard the President In short but phy speech reviewed
the work Of the Society since It's last annual meeting,
cOngratating the members on It's continued prosperity,
aud predicting for a still more useful future This IS
tho parent medical organization IN the country and win
one cxccpCOn-that OF the American Medical society,"
the largest. The number " active members year ago
was2i and ~ have been added during the year. making
IN all 2l4 Many other members are residing out
Of the city The officers for the ensuing year
are: President, Or. Peasec Nice-President. Dr. Jas.
Kennedy; Secretary Dr. J.. Eliot; Treasurer, Dr.
" g. Bhbins. Invited guests Dr. W. Reese,
President Of the Kings County Medical Society,
and DR.. G. L. Mitchell, delegate from the same Dr. Ed
nuud T. Arnold, President of the Wcstchcstcr County
Medical Society. accompanied by Drs. r. Stewart and j.
foster also OF Wcstccster, and Dr. l.. Pmuy, President
Of the College Of Dentistry were introduced 10 the mem
ber After the reading OF letter from MAYOR Hoffman.
who j. an honorary member OF the organization Cxcusng
lis absence account Of hs sisters Illness at Pass Chris
tian the Society adjourned 10 the ha whore several
hours were spent n bauqueuug The walls Of the hail,
well as the tables. weIe tatefuy decorated, and the
music Of a good band helped % cniiyen tle meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

The President has been talking more bosh
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS time to the Turkish En-
bassador Gle was gratiiied to know that IN
Turkey, as in this country no matter how
"humble may be mans position he may
"aspire to the higher positions OF the Govern
"ment." This means that in Turkey they have
practically democracy, which isn't true, nor
is there the least similarity between the instl-
buttons of Turkey and those of the United
States, as Blacoue Bcy, the Turkish Minister,
was pleased to assert Gen. Hassem Pasha OF
Tunis, who was presented on this occasion,
may have been formerly "a Circassian slave :
but government of the Oriental description,
under which favorite slaves rise to Office
is MT by any means democratic. Joseph Guid.
Genesis xxxix.) was bought by Col. Potphar OF
the household troops of Pharaoh, and, after
various adventures, was made confidential
servant of the monarch was "set over all the
I" land of Egypt" was made to rue III tue
second chariot and would, doubtless nave
been sent ambassador to the United States II
there had been any United States to send NM
TO. Does it follow that the Government oil
Egypt was n pure democracy On the CON
trary, does not the fact that the kins coH'H
advance slave TO be his Prime Minister prove
chat it was de.potisml The advancement OBJ,
1..- t,.r-r. 81 "AubiQu Nights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

"THE IRISH REPUBLIC, Journal of Liberty,
Literature and Social Progress" is one OF the
best weeklies that reaches our table. 1t re-
CARDS all questions of American politics from
an independent stand point, but with undls-
guised leanings to the side OF Universal Lib
erty. 1t is able, honest and fearless; and, while
its views often compel our dissent, they always
command our respect. The leader in Its last
issue against Irish addiction to strong drink,
and the evil effects thereof on their happiness,
responsibility and good name, ought to be read
and pondered everywhere. We heartily wish
this excellent journal long life and large
circulation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
NR DICKENS.

We happened 10 print a few weeks since a
letter from an occasional correspondent IN
reference TO Mr.. Dickens. Ii seems that the
tone of the letter, as well rs its statements
were unpleasant to Mr.. Dickens and his friends.
Considering especially that the great novelist
is about TO come among u.s. and that any injustice
like this would be peculiarly cruel--not to speak
of justice and fair dealing-we cheerfully print
an extract from a letter which he has seen fit
to write upon the subject:
Not only there not word OF truth in the pretended
conversation but absurdy unlike me that cannot
suppose IL TO be even invented by any one who ever
heard me exchange a word with mortal creature. For
twenty years perfectly certain that have never
made any other aluson TO the republication OF my books
I'm America than the dhumored remark that II there
had been international copyright between England and
tho States | should have been man Of very
large fortune instead OF a man Of moderate
savings" Nor have been such fool as To charge
the absence OF international copyright upon INDIVIDUALS
Nor have ungenerous TO disguise or suppress
the fact that have received handsome sums from the
Iarpers for advance sheets. When was IN the States
I said what / had to say, and there was an end
| am absolutely certain that 1 have never since
expressed myself even with soreness on the sub
feet Roverting TO the preposterous fabrication OF the
London Correspondent the statement that ever talked
about those fellows" who republlshed my books or pre-
tended to know (what don't know at this lnstanp VINO
made how much OF them talked Of their send
ing mo conscience money" is grossly and completely
false as the statement that said anything TO the e
feet that could expected to have interest IN
the American people And nothing can by any possibility
be faser than that Again and again have expressed
my interest In them. Every American who has ever
spoken with me In London, Paris, where not knows
whether have frankly said: "You could have no better
introduction TO me than your country And for years ana
years when have been asked about reading IN America
my nvariable reply has been ." nave so many ilehus
there and constantly receive many earnest letters
from PERSONAL readers there that but Tor 40
nestle reasons would go tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
9mustrrnts.

A,,rprc,y INSTITUTE ExHBluoN-Day ana Even
ing Fourtreuth-st SHthave ~
Ac.nr,ry OF MUsIc-This Eycning.-ltalian OPP
er,-"il Trovstore" Nine PcreiakosA
RRoovIyY ACADEMY OF MUsIC-lhs EVehihg'-
T. s 60. ~" Tie Grand Duchess Of Gerolsien
WAIAcy's-This Evening" Rent Day"
N,p,os G.RDFN-This Evening" The BLACK
60 60, P,Tsirnne Ballet Troupe
Oryyprc THEATER-This Evenng.-"hp van
Winklef-Nr. Joseph JeAeJs'n m.
BARNEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY AiLAlLi'- MS
Rgsnieg-.. Deborad-Miss Julia Dean ~
R,NvARp's OPERA HOUSE, AND MUSEUM - Inns
t,'"S Devils Auction -Gaul European Ballet company
Frt-rH-AvE. TnEATER-This Evening" Under
en1o"Frt Iuayo.o" Nit NJ ". LeIngwe Mrs Sedey hto~"
RARNUN's AMERICAN MUsEUM-Day and Evening
-" PAD Janet "A Living Gou.a-JVv0o CuFoAArs
Nr,y-YoRK CIRCUS Fourteenth-st-Ihs Afternoon
aud Byeuiug-Feats Of Bcuesransm' -
BuNYAN HALL, Union Square-Ths Evening
"The Pilgrim"
MrSrt-N OF PHRENOLOGN.-NO. 0oJ bIodU""J -
Oioa Day aud Evening. Admission Tree
FRENCH THEATER-Ihis evening Romance VI d"
Poor Youue MAN. Mdle Deborah -,
DODWORTH HALI-lhls evening" MI an" 'ii''
Bro1n." Mr Arthur Stccaiey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
MrRnER ANp suIcmE M wILLIAMsDURQH


Another of those atrOciOus deeds which have
marked the year 1867 year Of blood, was committed
Yesterday morning at No 50 North Eighthst, Williams
burgh Thomas Mulonc, an Incorporate man ana Yer
ror 10 ms ghhors was Saturday released nom ja
where he had confined for attempting the NE OF
Patrick McElroy. IN June. He was without money, anu
homeless ON sunday night. accompanied Oy us Wle'
he called upon John McGurk ink dealer at the ABOVE
mentioned house and asked FOR shelter They had Dccn
drinking ana me man appeared 20 be In quarresome
humor fer cauoung his visitors 10 make no disturb
auce McGur admitted them, gave them FOOD ana oeu
and in the morning shared his breakfast with then AZ
about clock Muone sat down 10 shave himself Dut
suddenly AMI without word 10 announce MS htehtloh
rose FROM his seat seized his wife, held back her heao
with his left hand ana with the razor IN ms fsht cur nr
throat from ear 90 ear The woman gave one sStSaiu
rushed 10 the door, aud IN moment was dead ROUGE
man Lee was in the house and attempted 70 arrest
the murderer bat Mulloue, with the desperation OF
doomed man. cyadcd the officers grasp ana DeiuIe MS
hand could be stayed drew the razor across ms own
throat completely seyorng the luglar lie was laAeh
~ the police station. where he died within hau an hodi
Tho murderer and suicide about 3s years ol1 very
voont when excited, and much addicted 90 ,He Use ol
Guor no Was always Jealous OF ms VIC T "" '9
fur trl victims N.rr placed t't'Jh.i l' '"' ' --'
.Hr.. N..... ..f.4 "h"H.,. H.... '. ''
u.., t.... ..... o.. 3D.. u.ae..-.. - .-.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

passin,) has always been feature OF oriental
despOtisms. We mean no dlsrespect 10 zen
Hassem Pasha, nor to any OF the tails oil Ills
Excellency, by this remark. May his shadow
never be less And may the time come when
there shall be no Circasslan slaves in the TURK
ish Empire to pick and choose from!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

The next registration day in New-Jersey is
THnrsdaN oct. 81, between the hours of a. m.
and 9 p. m. All desiring to register must appear
in person on hat day. and, though satisfied chat
their names are duly registered, they should see
shat their residences are property stated Natu-
rallied citizens will avoid difficulty by taking
their papers with them. Republicans of New
Jersey, sec that every Union voter in the various
districts appears before the Boards Of Registry,
and that his name and residence is correctly re-
corded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

Schuyler Colfax, Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, will speak for the Republican
cause at Cooper Institute tomorrow (Wednes-
day evening. No man Is better hated by the
enemies of Impartial Liberty, and few have
given them more reason to dislike ana dread
him. The house will be full, and ladies
especially should be in their seats at least fiji
teen minutes before the time of organizing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

Minister Romero is still detained at Charles
TON by the non arrival of the Revenue cutter
which the Government proifered him, and which
was to have been sent thither from New-Or-
leans. 1t would seem that another vessel might
be at once ordered from the North for Mr.
Romero, that the intended national courtesy to
the Mexican Minister may not prove a hinder
ance and embarrassment to him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

WILLIAM Con- not William A. Colt, is the
name of the Republican candidate for County
Judge in Kings County. He is graduate OF
Yale College, a ripe scholar, an able lawyer
and man of high character and unimpeach-
able integrity. He is a good man, and Will
add strength to the Republican ticket. Let
strenuous effort be made for his election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

The Republicans of Kings County yesterday
nominated WILLIAM c. GooDRIcH for Senator
in the lid Henry Il. Piersons) District, and
GEORGE WILEY in the Hid District (Heniy
c. Murphy's) Both Districts gave heavy Dem
ocratic majorities last Fan, but one OF them
at least, can be carried in November II the
Republicans will only put their shoulders
70 the wheel and work with a will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

The New-York State Agricultural Society has
awarded its gold medal TO the American Photo-Litho
graphic Company for a collection Of thrtyhye specr
mems OF the Companys work exhibited the late Fair
The report OF the special committee which we publish
elsewhere speaks very enthusiastic terms OF the value
of the new invention Of sunprntng which this Company
is engaged in operating much larger collection of
their productions can be seen at the Fair OF the Amer
can Institute in thi, city.