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who Is generously inclined towards the South
ern whites. will enable Mr.. Johnson to turn the
tables upon Stanton, Stevens and Sumner in
the interval 10 the next appointed meeting Of
Congress in November. -, -.,..,-..,
In pursuing bis first decisive blow with these
other decisive blows suggested, Mr.. johnson
cannot fail 10 make case so broad and SON.
saiion so general in bis behalf as to result in a
powerful popular reaction in our coming
Northern elections in favor Of white supremacy
against Southern negro supremacy, especially
ms the white policy Of Johnson will be repre-
seated by General Grant as the general super
intendent of Southern reconstruction by au-
thOrity OF Congress.
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M e xiCO.

rfex,cau War Minister sicIx-Esc sbedo at Vera
Crux-Forcign Minister'S to he Appointed
Tho Minister OF War OF Jusrcs, fglaco Meta. wns
dangerously III Of disease Of the bowss An over gorge
OF blood does not to sgree with him. Ia Concsv
dsa OF Vera Cruz advises patriots mol 10 buy anything
in the establishments OF those foreigners who paid thsr
quota TO support the two bodies OF troops whch resisted
Msr,sno E.cobcdo. who Insisted On tho dealh of Nina
and yss both Of whom had saved bis lie, had e..
rived al Vera Cruz. No,hins e said Of ais rsposssA
Ths editor Of The liberal paper called FL Che, de ays
had been Gasd b. the liberal Govornor Of Mchcacsa
$500 for the sxpssssion Of some obnoxious opinisa o.
The csncordsa ssys the rresdsn, Is about to select
.ss Savs MOI compromised The government With foreign
powers before the war just terminated"
The court. marital a eas,sar according c % ss
Castillo, An:sno Daz, Temas Yreto, Maussl Garcia
Aguirrs and Domingo Pasos The hrst named ana -
swo had been shot, bal sentence had been rsysvsd -
10 Rsdonss and Diaf. III
An Austria Alliance O2sred Juarex IN Return
for Maximiiian's ALfe-.Iuarez ssnsss eA:s
the Matter was In Jnry's Hnnds-iie ~ea's
Keep Aloof. "
TINS Vienna caysk has published some OF the nss
dispatches from sas captain Of the Austrian steam cor
vss Elizabeth in relation to the execution ana oody OF
Msrimil an The only new facts besides those already
knov "a ,hs American public are contained In the fol-
iov A.. ,.,.,,.n from the commander OF the Austrian
.,..,,s, rizabssh 10 his Exceency Senior Don Benita
Sua'ef' !" orr sAcnvicios June ~, 1897.
. .ves Of the whole world xed upon you, In The
49, ,hst YOU take element and noble decision.
esrr 4, fer,c in return for ~ &c O. N1rm,fidn No
,i,rc, Of Auria aud ready 10 receive that Prince
an hard this vessel Your Execlleucy will please come
40 10 soms Decision this mastef socit an answer.
GR0ELlER, Captain.
Reply forwarded TO Tacabays June IS 1887 received
a, Casa Maia June 10, is0s:-
| To HIS Exceiiepcy General BfsA.iDvs.-
Pleas INFORM the captain NJ ~ re1msr Ese-
BEN fhof Ire Pssidsn dccfvves td' Ne fsh vsndts
entirely atoof firm the trial y nc 4rchdls. Since a
fpsciaf jury kds BEEN charged ,rA Ms trial Ne canAo1
impede hsr action. w hls opinion ts decision o. Ne
| case belongs entirely 20 sa,d jury. PORFIRi0 D.Az
From Baron Lago Austrian Charge dAaAlrss 81 Mex
leo, 10 senior Asaossio Rcblss;- /ssres-, 90
TAcrRArA, June $3.50 r. NJ
Tell the captain OF the Elizabeth t,ht he need not 20
TO Tampco. Let him, the contrary, return from Nsw
Orleans 10 Vera Crus Tell him Alec that In the tele.
sram 10 Europe he shall suhztIius for the words ~
hope 10 Be able 70 obtain che remsins these Others
'',hs President refuses 70 1svsr the BODY
show this telegram 70 Captain De Grosler, and send
me from Puebia Hiegram announcing rsosipt Of the
sARSs tAQ0 Counsellor Austrian legation
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The Executive Power.

Have we one Executive or seventy thou
sands Under the constitution, in the whole
theory of free government on which we stand,
we have or should have one-the President
But Congress and the Tenure Of Office bin cay
we have about seventy thousand that every
placehclder is an independent executive In
his sphere and not subject to the control Of
the general executive head Of the nation. One
theory secures organization The other disor-
ganization. Which will the people choose?
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MILITARY COMMISSIONS IN VIRGINIA.

The Military Tribunals to Conform ~ far ms
Possible to the LAWS OF the state.
RICHMOND, August H. 1867
General schoaed issued an order to-day, Of which the
GLOWING 10 an extract
Military commissioners are reminded that they are TO
he governed In the discharge Of their duties by the laws
Of Virginia ~ far as the same not IN conflict Win
the laws Of tine United States or orders Issued from
these headquarters and that they are not 70
saveseds the civil authorities except 10 csses OF neces
sy In such cases the action faure 70 act OF the
civil ofcers should be fully reported In order that TIE
commanding General may hold them TO proper ne'
couuiability for any neglect Of duty.
General scho1eld wrote q letter 10 the City Council
this evening asking wha. amount Of the city debt was
cortractcd during the war.
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NEWS FnoM THE FAR WEST.

Election Of a Clief Of the Cherokee Nation
Tho Ocstructiou Of Arizona City by Flood
Observation-Disclosures About the Swtndliug
Operations by Means OF Forged Dischar ges
from the Army.
ST LOUIS, August II 1861.
Fort Gibson letters say that Lewis Downing has been
elected Chief Of the Cherokee Nation William p
Siss by large majority. Both the Northern aud South
ern Chcrokoes voted for Downing who is said DO in
favor seconiziug the lands OF the nation and advo
cates other public enterprises.
Tho Salt Lake Videte O. July 90 says the Colorado
river has risen 50 high back UP the ella river,
causing the destruction o. Arizona city. Warehouses,
stores, hotels and residences swept away. The
loss Is estimated ut $500, 900.
1t s believed that tho government has been defrauded
out Of millions OF dollars BY system OF collecting
meney on forged sodiers' discharges transportation
vouchers c, recently discovered II said that many
persons moving Ia respectable society hare boon
gagged In this business aud that Developments Of most
startling character mag he expected.
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o,em.u, existed and threat. Of ynchlns him were fire.

element existed and threats OF ynchinS MN "e'' s
qusntiy expressed
General schoaold In rsccn, order. reminds military
commissions that they must conform a. nearly -
possible TO the laws Of the state Of Virginia IN the as
hargo OF their duties
DAILY and Radcliffe, who were charged with assanltng
couple Of Northern men 10 Columbia s. G., have been
tried By military commission convicted OF assault and
battery and sentenced to six months imprisonment at
Fort Macon. General Sckes has approved the sentence
An abortion case resulting the death Of tho victim,
an unmarried woman OF nineteen. has been developed
in Springfield Mass Tho woman died on Saturday and
was nurriedy uttered Sunday, without the usual
funeral ceremonies DR.. William H. White an old ply
ssn 10 the town. has bsen arrested on tho charge Of
procuring the miscarriage.
preacher named wendt. who had been superintend.
ent OF the Germantown (Pa.l Orphan Asylum, was
arrested in Rochester yesterday charge Of having
habitualy outraged the persons Of young girls In the
asylum for the pas. year. 10 has wife and several
children in Germantown.
prize eight. which was ably contested add proved a
draw came or San Francisco on Saturday after
noon between Two Boston pug,iss.
Collector James WAS tried in Richmond yesterday for
alleged alfeasaaoe Office Testimony for and against
tho prosecution Was heard and tho adjourned
ill to-day
fenisa barbecue was hcd nj Troy yesterday In
Which q sham ba.tle. in imitation of Limestone Ridge
was ono CT tho sports The Fenian troops after
wards reviewed by Major General Wool Of the United
States Army, who appeared In his full unlforU
Reports from tho South represent the and whea.
crops tho largest known aud the fear of s,arva-
oa among the poorer classes has entirely subsidized.
Tho cholera ID said 10 hcys nearly disappeared from
aomphis, as only nino deaths from il occurred there
last week.
Tie deaths from foyer increasing IA Galveston,
Texas, end tao disease is rapidly extending Itself to
other parts OF tho S,els
Ten Thousand persona reported 10 have died OF he
plague in tiaartus during one month.
Tho business portion Of Bcaicla Cal. was destroyed
by Ore on Friday.
Ore in wreu,ham, Mass, yesterday. destroyed
hotel, national bank and other buildings tho loss
amounting TO $4,000.
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DIE:
The popularity Of General Grant is q sharp
thorn in the sides Of the politicians, and goads
them on to say and do many foolish things.
Greeley gives vent to his petulance after Gu
rious fashion. He says =" How happens 1t
that every renegade from radicalsm is so vo-
oiferous for Grant? What Is 'the mystic lie
that binds our Weeds and Bennetts, our back
sliders from everything republican but the
loaves and fishes, in such loving accord that
Grant is our only man for Presidonti Is not
here Indictment to profitable reflection
When Greeley insinuatss that we have any
thing to do with the "loaves and fishes" Of
republication or Of any other party, he makes
himself simply ridiculous But when he couples
our name with that of Thurlow Weed, he be-
comes impertinent and insulting. We have
never had any association with any political
party whatever, whig, democratic, free soil,
abolition, know nothing, republican, radical
or womans rights, while Greeley has been
aoundering about ia the mud and Alth OF
all of them by turns Our mission has
beea 10 support cool measures, without
regard to the source from which they came,
and TO denouRce bad measures and bad
men, irrespective OF political considerations.
Our independence OF all purity has enabled us
60 stand firmly by the Interests Of the people,
and we have never accepted any loaves and
6sh4s' from any administration, nor soiled our
hands by association with any party broker or
lobby agent. To be sure, President Lincoln
rendered IN the mission 10 Paris, as johnson
offered Cre5!ey the mission to Vienna; but in
both cases the honor was declined. We sup
port Grant because we recognize in him SOL
der and patriot WHO ls Independent OF party,
and ovec whom political wire workers can ex-
crcise 40 influence nor control, and we shall
press Ills claims TO the Presidency with the
more vjgor because we end the whole pack
Of political bioodhcunds snarlng and yelping
a his hocis
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Professor Loomt nv" t"e eree" "eseo's'
Professor Loomis has evidently made another
blunder. He ought to have foretold this latest
heard OF me,eoric shower. II was one OF his
kind-cne Of the kind that did not come Of or
was not seen-and therefore be should have
had hand in II in some shape. He is said
to be on Tip to Europe to see about those
green meteors reported from he other hemis-
phere, and also to learn by the records Of
Greenwich Observatory whether there really
was shower last year, as reported in the
HERALD at the time. Such important business
f.. of course, an excuse.
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GERMAN CONSTELLATION.

Csast Bismarck to Assume Dnty as Chnss
ceil0r.
BxELir Angus. I2-SvsneaG
Count Won Bismarck. though suffering from ~ int
Jury 10 occasoned by It's having been caughtSs
tho door OF a railway car. will preside on THURSDAY
pexi Of meeting OF the Federal Council Of TIP North
German States in his capacity Chancellor Of shs Con-
federation.
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HsSh, NioHoLis tbs sH'. KsrxARxAx REApsR.-Nr
Henry Nichols who has aeved so solid celebrity 10
England " peculiarly ,xcsllsnt reader OF Shakespeare
and the more modern poets and hunorists was pas
scnser by one Of ne rscsus European steamers Tho
British press ave BEEN unanimous in praise Of bis n
tssens ndsrns Of The great wrissr aided % he s BY
mac. anceut VOICE and accomplished slocution HE
sven, Adds one more 70 ne many attractions OF The
approaching gar season Il amsssmea whose notes Of
preparation are asw ssvsdlas On svsfy side
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TIE HARRIS Lrrrrn--A Commemorative

The HARRIS LETrER--A ConRrcroN.-We
published q letter from Mr.. Ira E. Harris in
Saturdays HERALD, on "The New Crisis"
which, not observing the difference In the
names, we incorrectly attributed to ex-senator
Ira Harria The writer OF ihe communication
in the HERALD and the Albany ex-senator are
two distinct persons, and the mistake arose
through inadvsrtsncy In This ONCE
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Tho Change In poI,,,ccI Power.

TIE radical leaders propose TO control the
political des,inles Of the nation by Eve hundred
thousand niger votes, just as those destlnies
were controlled for half q century before by
three hundred thousand Niger drivers Is
this change in political power one that the
country can take much pride INF Is TIA change
tia, was worth purchasing by four years Of
war and our national debit
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EU R O Pc.
>--~-r--~~~~>Noy~-~---~-
By TIE CABLE TO AUGUST Il.
~-,~.o--.-~->~~S~~-~-~-
Earl Derby on the Amended
Reform Bill.
-~,o->N-.>-~---.>->->~~>~~
The Austrian Frigats Esvara Sails
for Vera Cruz.
HE CABLE TO AUGUST Il.
ADVANCE IN AMERICAN ;ECUnyEs
BRITISH REFORM.

The Amended Reform Bin Before The
Peers>Eari Derby's Advice.
LONDON August 12-Aidnlght
In Che House OF Lords tonight tho consideration q
the Reform bill was resumed.
Earl Derby was present aud moved that the House
cede from all OF its amendments 20 the bill except The
ono providing for tho representation Of mnoritiss.
which had been accepted by the House OF Commons
After long Debate the motion was pa aud carried u
favor OF the goyernment
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ElTAL kcc!rrkr Al lQss BRANCH.

Al an early hour yesterday morning ga party Of
ladies' and gentlemen were returning r. ON drive q,
Long Branch, j. the horses took ry Al, throwing tho
ladies' Out Of The carrsge Mss Dian, Of this city.
was 80 severely INJURED that she Sed in few bours,
sigered dangerous
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the YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas, August IL, 1857.
The deaths from fever during the week ending Sstur-
day, August TO- eighty being Increase o.
been exempt
messenger from Corpus Christi reports that the fever
had made It's appearance there and had also appeared
at Houston.
six hundred coorsd troops On route from BRACES
10 New Orleans for muster out.
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An0sher Conviction for Treason.
DUBLIN, August IL, 1857.
The Captain Moriarty who arrested during
the hrst Fenan outbreak In Kerry and who has been
on trial for treason before thai oounty,
h,s resulted In the conviction OF the accused. rt
Sentence has not yet boon PRONOUNCED.
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PC RT U 0 AL.

The TarsH on BrcaastuGs Reduced.
LISBON. August n, lsAY.
production has been made Ia tbs tariff duties onAai
cereals imported into the Kingdom OF Poriuyst.
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NAPOLEON AND KING WILLIAM.

:. A Royal Gnteryiew Agnin spoken ~.
PARIS, August IL 1897
It's again asserted that meeting will take place be-
tween the emperor Napoleon and the King OF Prues'A
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sEllsInAIIQH IN WlL MMs1uH. X. c.

WILMINGTON, ~ C., August IL 1851
Gres. apathy exsts among the whites with regard TO
registration, which 10 TO commence ON the 18Th inst.
The number dlsfanohissd In this section larger than
A nrst supposed
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C n 1 N A..

aiarder Of Ra Arsertcan Omcer In Pormosa.
LosDos, August 12-Eventag
Information has been received here thai Ams1sa1
ship recently attempted to make landing al port In
tho Island Fornosa but tho ocsr In charge Of The
boat was killed by the natives. The OF the shiP
or that OF the murdered ofncor is not given.
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MAg.MsllAM's BODY.
The Austriaa Frignte Novara sails for vers


Cruz.
GIBRALTAR Auggsl r. 1897.
Tlso Austrian frf-als Nogara which has been
despatched TO hsexco purpose Ct obtaining and
bringing back 10 Austria the remains Of the late Eps-
ror MAMMALIAN. fece.sng from tho Austrian gov.
eminent her final orders for which she bsen waittng
at this port, sailed lo-dey Tor Vera Cruz.
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rHr CASE nf MlYus NORTON. o. MOBILE.

Norrts. Ala, August H. 1897.
IN. csss NJ usxo, Horton who WAS arrested Sa,ur
day for the violation Of the Civil Rights oh vas treo
today before Commissioner Turner Mayor Horton WAS
released on $4,000 bail V spgcss before We Vnrke
states Circuit Cyp1,
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the CHOLERA IN MEMPHIS.

MEKrHIs, Tenn, Angus; II, 1857.
The cholera has nearly disappeared from this city
Oniy nine deaths occurred during last week
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ssss1sl1IOs N cHAsltsTcs, s. c.

CHARLESTON, Angus, IL 1851,
Registration commenced quietly to-day. Apathy r re.
vsiis 10 large extent In the community The rur aber
registered to-day $50, OF which los were whV ana
so3 were coored.
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IHE PLAGUE IN MAunIIlus

SAN FRAvcrsco, August 10, 1851.
Advices from Nautilus TO May O. represent that ten
thousand persons had died OF the plague during one
NM
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IMPORTANT IMPORTATION WASTED.-Wnl some
person tell us the amount of income tax that is
paid by Jay Cooke in this State or elsewhere
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of the State, We do not for moment doubt,
Whilc as Provisional uovcrnor hc did some
things we cunnol think wise, and snid somc
things which we wish unsaid, yet on the
whole, he administered tho powers with which
he was entrusted with kinducss, generosity and
good temper, and stroyc 10 restore the State 10
tho Union with Rll her differences Of opinion
composed, and her people an unit in sentiment,
feeling and interest. And II Is because wo
respect both his character and ability That we
propose to review carefully The grounds and
tho consequences Of the advice contained in
his recent letter. -: q ..
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CHI A RLES TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL "a, 1867
PAY UP.

We arc sending Out nj present, grcnt num-
bcr of bills for subscription and advertising,
and most earnestly request Tint all those who
may receive them, will have the kindness to
mako prompt remittancrs. a great many of
these accounts have been standing for year
and more, and it is absolutely necessary now
that they should be paid.
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& EXCELSIOR!s EX XCELSIONil ss
f3} tIE ,,+,i3t. 5EI-ltts % i .yf.f :!I 10 n
zs8 aCEIASTEIjIlAR'S
HAIR =EX X7ERgH TOR;
fcsEr ismHiiioyinEl. 8 I sapsrnaot'InIs Half.

ksfz ,s;5: Il,
rTp THE tApIs ESPECIALLY, THM INVALUABLE
ltsslf ~ being an almost fn
dspeIst6a article TO female beauty Is casy epplicd
aoes not burn of fnaf tho but aea directly Tho
footS wafrsnted 70 rdoyo suporlnnus hair from
o. nom any part OF tho body, compIctoy
tSay snd fsdesll e1rpating Tho game; leaving to
sEn I'D sSt seoh md natural ds II Tho only article
sSea ~ sss Esnea and y the only real eect depia
paid tp any dtcss feeipf OF an ordSf, 81 II
G2.,,l (. ps.rtuEh, SHUTTLE u Co; Chofnirts T. 4
saefsa " II No, 2ss RiYts 81, Troy, n, Il,
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A vi U USE NE MTS,
THE FLORENCE FAIR.

fJNHE LADIES OF FLORENCE RESPECTFULLY IN.
4 WIFE the public to FAIR which will bu held in
the Masonic Lodge. on tho 18th, 10th and l7ti or MAY
Tue proceeds ct which will bo devoted TO bonovurnt ob
1ccs lilo Fair will open on thu nornIng tho 18TH a
i0 O'Clock On the night of tho there will he series
ul IhBLIAuS and CHhRADES; Oh tho nj ,ht ur tho 1Itl
CONCEltf No ono need siay away for fear of bcirE
imposed on. There will be EXTORTION. No article
viii bo sold for moro than you prClinyc elsewhere
Terms OF Atlinssion 10 tho Fair. rs cents, Admission
70 tho Iablcau1 90 cents Admission 70 tho Concert 60
ccnts. A. L BHOWN
81. Secretary uf Ladies' Fair
ApHl "a 22-
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ITO iRENT.-TIIAT DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DENCE No. bs Cannon suect Rutedgc Az.
onue containing ak upright asd two attic rooms, with
gas throughout ciBern, well aud ample ktchon accom-
modAtionl. To On approved tenant. torIns moderate
possession given on 18th inst Enquire Ct WILKINSON
April II W - - '''''' -. y. - 'ir -
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rTO HEST; A. NEW AND WE'LL FIN
Il lSHED two and q half starry BRICK HOUSE, sIt-
nacd In Ir'mbo Place. noar ttS of Broad aud
hnnedse streets containing slnare rooms two largo
we hnlshed attics, two dressing rooms pa:y ciscrn,
and all tho necessary outbundiIgs Inquire next door
to q. G. TRUhIl}O. mwf hfnn,I os
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ITO RENT, HALF OF THE HOUSE NO. oa
l. KING STREET. with use OF q ano ciatcrn For
further particulars, apply on tho premises. E.
April II IN. II
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THO. RENT, THAT DEsIRABLE sTOn E
~ formerly occupied by E. A. N. Cohcn o Clothing
storc, two doors aDoyo ucorlo sruo tho
side; also tho upper part of nc house may bo had with
tho store Possession given tho trst day OF May. To
good and responsible party uo will DO modorato
For further psrticuars, apply ~ r. EPsTIN's corner
King and Wentworth sereets undcr Masonic Hall 81
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VIO RENT, FOR SIx MONTHS, FROM 1sT
l.. OF May with without Furniture that largo and
elegant DWELLING No l3, si,uatnl at OF Moot
ing sret and smith Lane quite Convenient to tho lat
tey containing niue upright and fnc attic to-
gethss with all convenient and necessary outbuildnss.
water, and also nice vegetable garden Apply Al tho
promises Torsns moderate TO an approved tenant, 4 -
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MEETlR G S.
GERMAN INI,IIsNn,.x: .

SHRMhN l'ItII1NDLY SOCIETY.
'NHE FIRST READING or TIE ARREAn LIST
viii tako place THIS Erenin, '-' '
hienpefs Interested will please take notice
Anri, 81 pfuer' JOHN A. BLUM. Secretary.
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ITO RENT Or FOR SALE CHEAP, THE
Il delightful RESIDENCE 10. Ashley street For
particulars, address u. T., Daily News Once.
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F0.U'hD
T O. R En- T.

THO RENT, IN SUnIhIEHVILLE, A STORE
s41,j,iErrr+s good ttnndMwith q BAKERY and SMALL
oASNr htetciti, atro tho UWkJ Thu prSiniHcs
IS "a good ORDER wttha 1ne tarjen and well or de-
nSh1n water. posscsson Of Ito Stores given inlmedi.
Inquire :. tho poSTokFIcE IN sunuu,c- 20
April "a rI.I" %
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pRICK STABLE TO RENT-h COBInfO-
- DIous BRICK STABLE. with accommodations
Tor horscs aud vehicles, DO hred applied for soo
For PARTICULARS apply on premises No SO CHURCH
STREET, west side, Trutd. a. ADriI IN