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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-17

aJ- Az communications Intended for publication In
Daily Ne1cs, No. 10 Hdyne-street, Charleston, IS. {.
Business Communications to Publisher of Daily
NetDs. "
tons.
Adue,tisenaenAs outside ofMe city must be accompa.
MED tcith the cash.
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should DO used only by the Government. and bv M
0'nor paruss. The amount purchased was about one
hundred and twenty-five acres, for seven thousand
uaAfs' Inc deed was executed to George WASH
a8ton' VINO acted In behalf Of the Government.
-Ahe credit Mobilier. the famous French on.
gme OF speculation, is threatened with collapse.
Astaohshed ostensibly to furnish capital for i'm
Postant business enterprises, it's shares have baen
su''sot 70 me most extraordinary fluctuations,
y cAp''a! STOCK was originally 60, 600, 900 francs,
pAs va'ue ooo. Subsequently the stock was doub-
,oa' ana ~ umss OF active speculation the bhares
AA,o ohAhged hands at 1892, while they have sold
- - q ooo. Its directiors have been OF late
.aaA nH somewhat reckless advances, and unless
;.u." = :. france comes to the rescue, which 1t
Mi, 800 sonaSo 10 90, 1t must tail, and in it's fall
people. "'noeS OF inc french
-the expectation Of condensed mast 10 Engiara
promises to become an imnortsn. 80. ~ ~ = s,"a"
sfai,sn trade. The prescribing ~ n,.s;ss.s a""s
III now the fashion among dootors loth - 49,
private practice and in governman. go A.n
DO institutions. The consumnt;on 40 500. 80
graves, ana especially OF beef tea. Il nart,x -
Sponsinlo TOR tho high price Of meat il ths Tno,;..
D"ocaer shops. The process which tho A,,straI;.ns
1ss ~ tnat lnvonted by Baron Liebio Evorv
mofssi OF fats sinew and albnmen is cut swsv f.or,
'ne nesn Deef, and the soluble matter in tha "a
.lainusr is tnen extracted by steam. This l;on,a
.1s oo'ainea 10 then dried by evaporation An N
osComes an extremely thick Jelly.
-Anere mas been transferred To Tho Traa s,~.r
- 'ne United States . letter received aonoe 49,
80 ~ inc treasury Department, cncloa,ns, rIn,t.d
Ssatos notes and bonda, amounting IN ~ $3.50
saee 10 $iS,S64, which was sent here Uit,n,e snv
sapanation w~hatever, from Urbanna. Ohio. A.,
~aaang sor some dno for information from tho
s 1919, without avail. the money has been trans.
80 70 the Conscience Fund. Tha nrtrciv.,
Goluon " tho money was Of ssventyethirtv honaa
aMounsns 70 Me,oQoa which, with tho intoraat 49,
Dse"iana added, and s9sG 40, currepcy. msaa n,
M susa0 above rasnAlpaed. The nurabers m Il,
.@o coupons and af tho notes were cut orr IAN.
eendsr. 1 " 'hs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-17

LAwoEHr The DAILY
News publishes the O6iciiai list Of Let-
tiers remaining ~ the Postobice at the end
Of each ,oee%, dgreeaby to tho GoAo,oing
section Of the Mew Posto6ice Lao, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation en-
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION 8. Aud be It further enacted, That lists Of let
ters remaining "ncallod for in any Postohico in any city
s NJ boreo aftnsI 10 mmhIishe1 ne "~cp amIv s y, ~ 20 pr Una
which. being published weekly on oftener, shall have the
largest circulation within range of delivery OF the sale
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-25
FoRrIErH CoMGREss-ADJOuRNED SESSION.
Senate.


WARRINGTON, Nov. 25-The Senate met at l2 M
Mr.. POmeroy presented petition from citizens of
Massachusetts, praying that equal suffrage be ex.
tended TO all persons male and fem ale In the District
Of Columbia, Referred TO the Committee on the
MIR Morgan offered the following. which was
adopted
ResoI0ed, That the act entitled AT Act to provide
increased revenue from Imported WOOL and for oJneF
purposes approved March q 1867 shall not be deemed
10 apply to any article of merchandise therein mem
toned and embraced, which were actually imported
into the United States I'd, Sd, and 1th days OF
Merch 1867, but that such merchandise imported,
there shall be levied, collected, and paid, only suoh
duties as were provided by the acts which were In
force immediately BEFORE and at the time Of the
sage OF the said act,
House of RepT esentatIves.
Mr. Boutwell, at 2'4o P. NJ. presented the majority
report OF the Judiciary Committee, recommending
the impeachment OF President Johnson. IL is signed
by Messrs. BOUTWELL, Thomas, Williams, Lawrence,
and Churchill.
CASE OF GAR0TTINa. evening an old
man named Samuel r.. Bunting came out OF
the West Philadelphia Depot and walked down
to Twenty. eighth and Market streets. All the
way down he was preceded by two men. he
turned down Twenty eighth street, when ,atsthe
corner OF Walnut street, one OF these men
grabbed the old gentleman around the neck
and gradually choked him, while his COM
panion went through the old name pockets,
robbing him Of gold watch worth $500. They
got on with their booty.
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LATEST FROM WAsHINGToM

[sPEcIAL.DEsPAT0HEs TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.
Speaker CO1fax Announces tho Standing
COmmittees-RObert G. Schenck Chair
man ef the Ways and Means.
The Speaker announced the Committee of
Ways and Means, as sfollOWs:-RobertC G. Schenck
of Ohio, Chairman; Hooper, Logan, Moorhead,
Brooks, Niblack, Griswold, Allison, and May.
nard.
Cbairmen appointed.-on Naval Affairs
Frederick A. Pike, of Maine. Military-James
A. Garfield, of OHIO. Appropriations-Thad.
deus Stevens, of Pennsylvania. Post Offices
General Farnsworth, OF Illinois. Clalms-Johu
A. Bingham, of. Ohio. Foreign Affairs-N p
Banks, of Massachusetts.
High Grimes and MisdemeanOrs.
Mr.. Kelsey, Of New York, this afternoon in
troduced a bill defining high crimes and misde-
meanors, as used in the Constitution, The
Democrats seemed amused at this
The Senate.
The Senate adjourned shortly after O'Clock,
and most OF the members entered the House to
hear the impeachment report
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LONDON, Nov. 25.-It is thought that Kelley,
the Manchester rioter was taken from Ireland
chester, Birmingham, and Dublin, but no open
riots have occurred.
The bread riots at Belfast have boen sup
pressed,
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
Fenian Excitement To-day.
Colonel Kelley Coming to America

Etcs ETC., ETC., ETC., EtO., Ets.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

NVANTED-By a man of large experience, IL
position BUYER MANAGER lrgc retail Dry Goos
sbhhest Feels confident 10 take charge necessary Address L.
X Tribune
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

Situation as BOOKKEEPER
w In Commercial House. years experience Apply
UtDsoN Belmont House y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
6Oparinsrship NOtitts.

ID DlSSOLUTION.-The firm of FORD, TUP-
PER BBiiAN was dissolved Aug a. 1867 by the withdrawal
OF W. j. BEHAN W. j. BEiAN has associated himself With tie
house OF WM GALE Jk Co. Synihs Nos 572 Brosd
fiends aud customers.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
Qu GOODS.
A GARD.

A CARD.
We beg 70 call special attention immense and mosteegssa
stock Of MOURNING GOODS far surprising anything be-
fore offered As the greatest part has been bought for ,ah
at an Immense sacrifice during the late great depression In bns
many lots much below cost OF importation The Sock
in part Of ENGLISH BoMBAZINRs FRvNCH BoNBAZINEs EA
PRESS CLOTHS, and BISMARCK CLOTHS, % DbLAIHbS,
TAMlSE CLOTHS CANTON CLOTHS, PARlSlBNNE CLOTHS,
GRAPE CLOTHS from 40 inches inches vide; BIARRIZ and
COLORADO CLOTHS BBLGIoUE pOPLINs GROS GRAIN AL
PACAS PURE M0HAlR ALpACAs, SOC to si IRISH P0PLlNs
very lows FRENCH POPLlNs, equally SO; BLACK GR0S GRAIN
SILKS from 20 to 40 inches wide real bargains Also immense
HALF PRICE. COMPETITION CHALLEyGED
N B.-BONNETS, MAETlLLAS sHAWLs and DRESSMAKIN0
at GREATLY REDUCED RATES. W. JACKSON 55l Broadway,
Opposite Tiffany n Co,s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

IT about half between Hscketnown and
Washington Warren County New Jersey and the line Of the eren-
Railroad hall mile from the Morris
other state.
The subscriber worked Quarry enough to and test tho
quality slate the best For further particulars al
ds. l.tte, 10 or call on the subscriber HENRY MILLER
stephsnshurrh. Morris County n. j.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

LARM and SLATE QUARRY for SALE,

COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS for sale,
deshy located Island from 70 200 ranging
from 80 600 to $1,000 Apply u A. JouRNEAY No Pinest
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

L'NKM Tot NNEE-NVT NtWVUH, NUSSCA %,
i j. miles from this trains daily 20 aud nom the city
The late Judge Davis Of the NEST pleasant
County contains <SI the
Railroad u miles from the Depot ereelen, roads In
and coumoious good outbulngs
good tenant hoases with outbung two elegant pckec
each valuable marl bed covering three
acres good timber vineyard schools aud churches
will be sold at bargau Address 4. GOODALE. Dover n J.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

INANTED-A Situation rs COLLECTOR in
w sMereant House Apply to T. BRUSH AtantcAye, eppo
e Clinton BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
Nm GOI'T and
SolrS mo SOoms.

FEW desirable and richly furnished
~ ROOMS ,ng for Dr., esss hmhr' ard single gen.
ieme Al moderate Rcunou Hotel Port second IT. between
Fourth ant Letilgtaa-ates. j. \ kobiNNoN ftoptrto-
4 PRIVATEsFAMI lily. nj No. 81 Second
~ ave FURNISHED ROOM 10 LIT With boan to one or
respectable Frttemen.
DOARD.-A few gentlemen can have excel
ID BOARD private family for e. week zach References
required No p tst Forr'r hitetn foniih aud Madison .,cs
TWO elegant and richly furnished SUITES OF
Of ROOMS pnyle table M families tt class no children
admirably located Whose wanting aud willing Tor
value rcc~i address x Box 6sP T. O. Reference erchsugc
100 EAST l9th-St. new number), ID brown
EtC house Of Irving place An etshu erenson PAR
IOR hck furnurc library coal CRATE eioses
hot and cold chandeliers, &c, Nth Boad
Tor gentlemen, gentleman and wife so peNeek 10 advance
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
DEAI'TIFIL COUNTRY SEAT-On


for SALR-Ty,uy 10 high condition In all respects; 500
peach ounce 80 cherries 40 pears 200 pPes so eurrants
gao,shee 800 best Of backberes Aud rpber
aower and vegetable garirus aud grounds all pSnie
poultry
fe out bugs Cue Of modern mansion a by 20
viii extensive bangs II parors and chambers closet cooking
range boilers cellar all complete order tHe ocAson
aud potoaee and respect nteass
$1,000 bali cash and immediate possession
Also several se and small fruit farms, producing largely Fun
p.r,.rulars hy Ala T.. MORRIS Burlington NJ
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dition tbnnsnow, for II would be further OF
than ever from getting back into the iamliy Oi
states. Congress would not admit HepIeSeu,se,, ,,
tives elected under the auspices on Olu s9Uo 49,,
Slate Governments, and worse reconstructlOh
measures would be sure TO bere.enacted .
It is the intention Of the Government W
resist 10 the utmost any entertainment OF Ino
Injunction bill by the Supreme Court The Az
toTney-Geueral will oppose the motion for
10 file the bill next Friday. with all DIS KNOWN
ability.
The Probability OF July Session OF
Congress-Ensct OF the Late Session on
the Connecticut Election.
There Is TO be n general stampede Of Senators
after the adjournment OF the present extra
session Of the Senate, without regard or rete-
renee TO the proposed July session. Even those
Senators who live beyond the Rocky Noun
tains propose to start for their homes AZ the
earliest moment, unless II be IN the case OF
turned TO Washington after visiting their
constituents Mem bers Of the House are
already scarce I'm Washington, and there Is not
the slightest expectation In any quarter that
there will be anything like a quorum present
in July. There are, OF course. those who desire
IL. and who will beon hand; but they will only
give themselves a journey for nothing Certain
Republican Senators declare that they have
made and shall make no arrangements what
ever with view To attending the July session.
believing that meeting OF Congress at that
time would be full OF mischief to the country
and alarm TO the people.
It is asserted that toe late session was one OF
the most potent causes OF Republican defeat ia
Connecticut. and that IL when Congress had
performed its useful labors, 10 had had the good
sense to have adjourned, there would have
been no. such result. The people, say such
Senators, become appTehenstve that Congress
would, from sheer idleness, like some gather
ing of school boys, perpetrate some mischief;
and that these fears but naturally resulted In n
popular reaction, One Senator OF the Repubu-
can school, remarks thus:-"Congress needed
rebuke for such folly, and IL has come"
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Markets hK Telegram.

NEW YORK, April S.--Chicago andIRock Island,
%; Reading, lOl9s; Canton Company, 4496; Erie
Railroad, 65S4; Cleveland and Pittsburg. 7OI<;
Plttsburg and Fort Wayne, 921S; Michigan Gem
tral, l9713 Michigan Southern, II, NY. Gem
trail 1919 al dlinSis Central li4 oumberland
Hudson River 1856; United States Five-twen,
ties, 1894 1O79s; Edo. 1885, los; Ten-forties, 98;
-thirties first ISSUE 106; all others, I65sz.
Money, per cent. Gold closed at 1851.
NEW YORK, April S.-Cotton quiet at $50, for
middlings. Flour has advanced f0@20c.. sales o6
5000 O6arrels-State Ol5@lS'S5; Ohio. slS250I45O;
southern, Sll'90@l7'50; Western Sl0sl6SI4,JO
Wheat active and advanced 395c.; sales OF 75. 600
bushels No. 2 at $3.50. Corn active and 2ds0-
higher; ZOO bushels sold; mixed Western Sl.24
@l'5. Oats active and I@2c. higher; 50, 900 bush.
State SOLD at Toe, and Western, 69@72c. ProVi-
slons quiet and steady. Beef drm New mess
Pork, $2S. Whisky quiet.
BALTIMoRF april S.-Cotton nominal at 27c.
aor mfddling plands. Rio Coffee scarce and
nrm, Flour ilrln and inactive; Howard Street
extras at $3.50. Cloverseed firm at Sl25OaIS
Wheat firm and scarce; no sales Corn steady:
white at Sl'l4@l5; mixed at Sl'li@I'l2; yellow St
Sl'IZgli3. Oats active at 69@72c Whisky
nominal and unchanged. Sugars steady at 100
Lard at l3c:
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PENNsYLvANIA LEGIsnATURE.
Senate.


HARRISBURG, Apyil S-Aner reports from commit
tees occupying an hour, and embracing uumportant
local bills, the Senate resumed the consideration %
the Annual Appropriation bill
When the section approprating an e=tra sum 70 the
Reporters Legislative Record came up Mr. Wallace
clerks OF the senate and House shall be empowered
and required to employ sufficient corps OF phOnO-
grapheTs 10 take the proceedings OF the Legislature
Mr.. Council opposed the amendment on the ground
OF its additional expense.
The amendment, which does not impair any con-
tract that may be made for the printing OF
adopted-yeas, q; nays,5.
dollars for the extension to the Governors Mansion
read, MT. Wallace moved proviso that the
sand dollars each, TO be approved by the Auditor
General binding the contractor To finish the extension
for the sum named, which was agr reed to.
Mr.. Burnett opposed the whole section. He was I'm
favor of selling the house occupied aud obtaining
Park, in close proximity to the Executive office
The section was passed, however, amended by
Mr.. Wallace.
House OF Representatives.
On motion. the Colville and Cameron bII extending
the term OF Chief Engineer OF the Water Department
OF Philadelphia, was reconsidered
Mr.. Quigley moved to postpone indefinitely. Not
Mr.. Hagan moved to amend by making the term
! two years instead OF five.
Mr.: Lee moved 50 amend to extend the term Of the
MT. AdSire moved 70 amend by extending the term
of the City Treasurer.
The bill was then passed oy vote OF ~ ayes to a
Mr. Ghegan presented bill for the better preasrv.-
tion of game, prohibiting the killing OF certain birds
except In season. which discussed and referred t
the Agricultural Committee.
The bill to establish criminal courts for Dauphi.
Lebanon, and Schuylkili Counties taken up on
third reading, and opposed by Messrs Boyle Meyers
and others, and favored by Mr.. Mann and Others
Mr.. Gregory introduced a bill to exempt the pro-
perty of the Infantry Corps OF National Guards OF
Philadelphia from taxation.
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DITTO N
FROM EUROPE THIS P. M.

Evening Commercial RepOrt-ReactiOn
On FfVe-I IwentiOs.
By the AAayti,T Cdble.
LONDON, Apr 50 T. M.-U. S. Five-twenties
have advanced a since the opening. Consols
have declined a, and Illinois Central 3.
LIVERPOOL, Ap vil sap M.-Cotton heavy at
q decline of iS@I1d since the opening. Mid
ding uplands are now quoted at ~ ygl214.
SOUTHAMPTON, A pril 8-2 Il. NJ. The steamer
Union, from New y oFlf on the 18th ulttmo, ar
rived here to-day en- route for Bremen.
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The State of Georgia in the Supreme
Court.

WAsHINGToN, April S.-Leave will be asked.
on the next motion day of the Supreme Court
OF the United states, to file the petition of the
State Of Georgia, asking that the President OF
the United States aud the Military Commander
of the District be enjoined and restrained from
executing the act tor the better government of
the Rebel States the object being, as in the
Mississippi case, to test the consttutionality OF
that law OF Congress.
MessTs. Charles O'Connor, of New York, and
jeremiah 8. Black are already engaged. and
will be associated with other counsel for the
petitioner.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-08

DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-From the reports Of
the dealers in this city, we think no proprie-
tary medicine has had larger sale, Its valu-
able properties as a speedy cure for pain cannot
fail to be generally appreciated, and no family
should be without il, i'm case ofaccident sudden
attack of dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera -morbus;
and even Asiatic cholera yields to its magic
poWer,-MOnEre0L Transcript.
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WASHINGTON.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EvENIEG TELEGRAPH J
WAsHiNGToE. April 8.
The Russo American Treaty.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
have just reported the Russian treaty back. II
10 certain to be agreed TO. Messrs. Wade, VIII
son, Ferry, OF Connecticut. and other strong
radicals favor it.
The Austrian Mission.
A new nomination tor the Austrian Mission
is expected this afternoon. General Rose
Grams has q good chance for it.
PERSONAL.
Thad. Stevens is much better this morning.
Mr.. Kasson, of Iowa, goes to Europe to nego-
tiate for reduction and uniformity of postage.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-08

A LUXURIANT GROWTH OF HAIR may be OBJ
tanned by using Jaynes Hair Tonic, Those
who have lost their hair from general or local
disease will find this article most excellent
restorative, keeping the scalp clean, and
stimulating IL TO healthy action, as well as
preserving The hair moist and glossy. Prepared
only by DR.. ID. Jayne q Son, No. A2 Chestnut
street,
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MCCLREs & MCCANN's closing sale of Paint
ings will take place at their Gallery, No 9z1
Chestnut street, on the evenings of Thursday
and Friday, nth and 18th inst, at II o'clock;
Every number in the catalogue will be sold
without reserve by b. Scott, Jr., on account
of their relinquishing the business. Open day
and evening. free. mill nights of sale.
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Excitement in Gold!

New YORK. April 8-Gold is extremely active
owing to the news from Europe. Gold opened
at 1885, and sold up to 1876; IL Is now quoted al
1851. There were rumors on the street of a
war between France and Prussia, and q great
decline of FiVe-twenties on either side,
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AN OILY CASE, WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF AN
ALLEGED PERJURY. - Charles Johnson, who
At one time kept store on the corner of Linden
and Green streets, some weeks ago. sold TO a
person named Barrett about $4,000 worth of oil
stocks, which he (Johnson) pretended were
valuable and very profitable. Mr.. Barrett soon,
TO his sorrow, preferred n charge against john
son for obtaining money under false pretenses,
the stocks having been ascertained to be worth
less, but nevertheless looked business like and
the certificates executed in good style. John
son, IL is alleged, in order to make compro-
mise, preferred charge OF q larceny of one
thermometer against Barrett, stating 1t to have
been taken at the time his store was being sold
out at auction. This was refuted, and Johnson,
about two weeks ago. left for New York.
Last saturday night, between nine and ten
cavalry coat, hat showed down over his face
and all his features with the exception of his
was moving up Green street, when Officer
Chapman accosted him with some question
and asked him where he was going. when
drawing near to gas-lamp. Chapman saw
through the Disguise and clappng his % hand on
minded him that he was his (Chapman's) pri-
soner. He was taken to the Station House, and
this morning Alderman Cloud committed him
in default of S9500 bail, to to the charges
preferred, for further hearing.
A BATCH OF ASSAULTS AND TUssLEs.-0ficer
Britner. of the Sixteenth District Police, Lieu
tenant Tolbert, attempted to arrest a man, one
Michael Stack, who had been troublesome
somewhat drunk, and for not preserving
peaceful disposition generally in the neighbor-
One of Stacks chums coming up, they both
pitched into the officer, deprived him of his
club. and beat,him severely; but v1ndieating the
truth of the old maxim that "the race is not
always with the sw 1T. Hor the battle with the
strong" so the officer, with courage, and a
healthful exercise of his physical powers,
finally mastered Stack. regained his club, de-
feated the reinforcement, and brought his
prisoner in to the Station House. Stack was
this morning committed to answer at a further
hearing.
-Tnornas Quarry was arrested yesterday
morning, by Officers McClintock ind Street, for
disOrderly conduct in and about the vicinity OF
Mulberry street and Frankford road. Although
he was not OF pugilictic disposition, yet he
mad curious faculty of being eel-like in his
movements, excet dinghy supple, and exercised
a penehant of getting between the officers
pedal extremities, tripping them down, and
tangling himself mp In such manner as to
almost battle the progress of the Two men OF the
law, and earning for himself the enviable repu-
tation of being composed mainly of rubber and
springs. Nevertheless, the officers by main
force brought him before Alderman Holne
who committed him to answer.
Andrew GLASS; aged 80, did, with malice
prepense, in and through his own domicile,
near Mervine and oxford streets, beat and
otherV ise maltreat his wife yesterday for
which Alderman Fitch held him to answer In
$500 bail.
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POVERTY IS BAD, but the worst kind of pow
erty is poverty of the blood. This makes man
"poor indeed" for il takes away his strength,
courage. and energy; but enrich the blood with
its vital element, Iron, by taking the Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide of from, and you Will feel
rich and "as good as ANYBODY" Try II.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FoR ADDrTIoNAI LOCAL IrENs SEE rH1Rp rAenl

THR PHILADRLPHA CONFERENCE OF THE METH
ODGsT EPIsCoP.ai CHURCH-MINUTEs OF THE
RECENTSEssI have received the printed
minutes OF the Philadelphia Annual Confe-
renoe, recently In session at Harrisburg, aud
make the following extracts, as being of general
interest, in addition to the regular reports Of
their proceedings which were published in THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH.
The following statement shows the compare
tive statistics OF the churches within the bounds
of the Conference for the years ending March l,
1866, and March |, 1867 j