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Entitled an Act 20 repeal chapter two
hundred asd forty seven, passed Jan.
uary session. eighteen hundred aud
sixty.iour, entitled NJ Act to add an
additional section to article thirty OF
OF the Code Of Public General Laws,
relating to crimes and punishments.
Section l BE 1t enacted BY the Gene.
raj Assembly OF Maryland, That the
act passed at January session, eighteen
hundred and sixty-four, chapter two
hundred and forty entitled an
act to add an additional section to arti.
Gle thirty Of the Code Of Public General
Laws, relating TO crimes and panish-
ments, is hereby repealed aud re.enac.
ted 50 Us to read as follows:
That any person or persons who shall
enter upon the land Of any other person
or body corporate or polite in this State
aud shall wilfully and maliciously in.
jure or destroy any house, take and
carry away auy growing tree, vine, plant.
shrubbery, root, Vegetable, fruit or arain
or any fencing, cord wood or hoop poles
shall, on conviction thereof in any of
the courts or before justice Of the
peace Of the State having Jurisdiction
thereof, be adjudged guilty Of nisdc.
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AsTROLOGY.
The World AstOnlShed
AT THE woxpEErci. RrvEIAroSs
MADE Dy THE GREAT AsTROLoGIsT.
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Address. sfb ~ F
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eExcELSIOR / EXGRl.sIoR.i
lsissa CHASTELI.AR'S ns
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F0R NEN0FfNq st'TERI'LffQtls IL.ffR.
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The same leaving the SKIN son. smdoth aud
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French, and isthe onl, reai cI{ceiaai depiis
tory in existence, Pnen 5 ca,,ts tsr pacl.
age, sent postpaid, to any address, 90 receipt
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RfLL

Entitled au Act 70 protect Churches
and Church property and Psrsonaeua,
and % punish tsespasses on The same.
Section l. And be il enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That iI'
any pcrsou shall un]awfilly and mali.
cisusiy disdgure, cut, mutilate, iujure
Of damage any church. house Of wor-
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WIN. Z. COLE,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAy,.
my2-lt Secretary ofthe Senate. +
A BILL


Entitled an act to repeal section four Of
chapter three of the act Of eighteen
hundred and sixty five, chapter one
hundred and sixty, entitled aSchool.
house sites, and section one of ch D.
ter one, entitled Sources ofIncone'p
ofthe act Of eighteen hundred and
sixty-fve, chapter one hundred and
sixty, entitled an act 10 add new ar
ticle 10 the Code Of Public General
Laws, to be entitled public Instruc-
ton, providing uniform system of
free public schools for tho State Of
Maryland, and to repeal all existing
laws Inconsistent lherewieh, aud to
re-enaet tho same, with amendments.
Section |. Be il enacted BY the Gen-
eral Assembly of Maryland, That sec
ticn four Of chapter three Of the act Of
eighteen hundred and sixty Eve, chap.
ter one hundred aud sixty, eutitlcd
School house Sites" and section ono Of
chapter one, entitled Sources Of ln-
come : of tho act Of eighteen hundred
and sixty-fvc, chapter one hrndrad snd
sixty, entitled an act to add q rev arti-
Gle 70 the Code Of General Public Lava.
TO be entitled public Instruction, : pro.
vidiug d uniform system Of free public
schools for the State Of Maryland, aud
70 repeal all existing laws inconsistent
Herewith, be and he saum are hereby
repealed, and rc'cpacted to read as fol-
Is.1s
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or YOUTH. designrd as a Lecture and Caution
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pay postage.
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SASH, BLIND, DOOR Aid
le Furniture Factory.

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MAN Street, wea oftsc Railroad, have
Nl on hand and Manufacture TO order
! = + asss BLINDS - aro,,,,
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Bell's Specific Pills,

Price One Dollar per Bar; or Six Boxes for
Five Dollars; also Large Boxes. containing
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From four 20 elk bgxes are generally reqair-
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tradon has affected the system,
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MARRIAGES..

In Savannah. dn on tho 18th u at the residence OF
tho bridos mother. by tho Roy. l. g. X Arson, D. d. Mr.
Alexis MoNulty oi Georgetown, g C TO Miss Louisa w.
CoPp, daughter Of tho 1ato D. D. Copp Of Savannah.
At tho rcaidonce of Col. 4. " Walsh on Thursday May
3Gtb by Bey. L. Furnan, D. D., Mr.. Thomas l. Flowers
und Miss Matilda A. Mock, both Of Sumter.
On Sunday oYonng. tho Goth ut by Rov. u. g. Gaines
OF tho residence Of tho brides father Nr Samuel Proyor
OF North Caroline, to Miss BArah Ann YounxOlood.
Pickpns.
On tho I'd day OF Juno. 1867. nt Aston Depot by D. u
Kirkland, Esq, Capt. James p. moore, of Spartsuburl
Dstrict to hrs Honorah Montgomery, OF Fairfield Dia
trict
III tho Baptist Church, at Blrnwol1 c. Il May 30th
1867, by Rev. L. II. Shuck Mr. Frlnk L. Trolti Geor
gia to Miss Marian Patio son, daughter OF tho lato
Angus Pnttorson
On Thursday, tho 23d Of May, by Row. j. A. Droslus
D. D., the Row L T. Buis D. D., to Mss Flora A. n1o
Noill, OF Fayottorillc, n. e.
On tho 7th ult, by Thos. P GasOn. Esq, Mr. Henri
Sexton to Miss Nancy A. Lyuch all Of Spartanburg
On tho ID Inst, by + WALL Esq, Mr. Samuel Summon
to Miss Mary Ross, all Of Spar tanGurg.
Un tho 8th OF May. at the Residence of tho bhdei
father nt Columbia, $. C., by tho Rev Wm. L Boggs
DR.. j. B. Mobley, aud Miss Sals Z. daughter or Geu
Thompson Esrlo,
On tho 18th ut by tho Rev. Samuel J. Price, ut tn
house OF tho officiating minister, Mr. Samuel Austin
Mrs. Martha Johnston, oil OF Laurens district, U.
At tho residence of tho BRIDES ather the 3Uh ult
by nov. j. T. Whito Mr. j. K. Marshall of Nashville
Topnesaec. anG Sliss Holen L. Wnlkor. OF Chcster.
In YOrkylllc oil tho 9th t, by the Roy. H. r. Dick
son. Mt. Lawson ID. aooro und Miss Katc, daughter @
u. T. Briggs, Esq, both OF YorkTllle.
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,vI;', vXI;'s,.sooM!dormen RsyOnOl, 9erdtu Small. 0Msil
Willia, Stoinmeyer, Olncy, Cakes, Honour, Will.
don, Butler, Earle, Prnglo and tho Mayor-14
8. Tho amendment was adopted.
Alderman Gertits offered tho following rosolu-
tim, which was lost OH tho yoas and nays being
called for:
wheroas sovornl applications hnyo boon mado to
Council to haYo tho sidewalks on East Bay street
repaired, and, 30 far, nothing has boon done, and
il is essential to tho business of tito merchants
and othors to hayo tho snno re torod bo II thcro-
Resolucd, That tho owncrs o, occupants on East
Bay street, between Broad and Market streets, DO
permitted to Eayo tho payomcit in front OF thoir
buildings place OF business repaired, and de-
duct tho cost OF the Bano out Of their monthly OF
other taIes duo 10 tho city provided tho claim
made OIL tho city does not cxcecd ono dollar per
brick or ingstono, aud that tho work is dono in u
workmnn-liko manner. Tho City Civil Engineer is
aaSs nSa to g SnS sass S Eo EsS @s Ss and
YeasmAiderm,eGn, , G,n Wragg, dordta, Small o'Noll,
Naya-Aldermen Rayonel, Willis, oakes, Hon
our, Marshall, Enslcn. wliilden, Bullor, Eario,
PringlO and tho Mayor-11.
Alderman WhIldon offered tho following resolu-
ton:
Resoired That tho owners occupants Of lots
ON East Bay, betwocn Broad and Market strceta,
may BIO allowed to payo tho samo ut tho expense oi
tho city, provided 1t does not oxcccd in cost per
square yard tho prico paid for paving by tho city,
and shall receive for tho snmo certificates OF ill.,
debteduoss, payable two years after dnto, with in-
tereHt nt per cont. por annun.
Alderman Marshall moved to a,nond tho rosol,l-
| tion 30 as 10 include all othor payements in the
| city.
| Alderman olncy moved to lay tho amendment
on tho table, Carried.
Alderman Earle moved to amend tho resolution
by adding tho following provided, tho Same be
done with now grey bricks ilug stones. and moi
| to oxcecd 81 per square yard"
Alderman Gcrdts moved to lay tho whole matter
| on tho table, Carried.
| CoGnoil thon adjourned.
W. II. SMITH,
] Clerk Of {lounoil
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srhiB classification OF diseases has been takon from
tho "Monthy Report Of tho Il. and F. Bureau" Onl,
such classes and orders OF dRease have come undo
treaintnt Aro hero notlced which Will account for III.
numerical gaps in tho "claascs" and "orders."
t}otsey ALston, tho mother Of this patient is In at
tcnllnce on hin. Slo has boon permitted 10 draw
rstions upon tho diet list Of tho Patients horchild
nh infant and needs hcr constant attention and
tThH patient admitted from tho JAIL suffering from
scury but died the night after his admittAnco from
hcmorrhago fron the lungs. sif
srhs patient admitted stating that he bad tafer
arJcnic, and under tho influence OF liquor nt The
time. Ills Investigated and 1t WAS found tha
the apoecary had sold him 81 Borate OF Soda instead
Of nrscnio He discharged the morning OF his sd
mittance having recovered from his inebriAton.
Information. n
Tho following report Of the Chiof OF the Fire De.
partment was rocoivod ns information.
A Bill TO alter and amond an Ordinance TO fl
the terms and prices for selling sprluous liquors.
ratified January 10, 1865, camo up for It's second
reading. -
On motion, tho consideration OF the bill Was
postponed to future meeting. ~
The report OF tho City Attorney on the claim OF
O. L. Burckmeyer, Esq, which was laid oyor at
tho last meeting, oame up for consideration, whom
Alderman Ho:our .ohorod tho following resolu-
ton, which Was lost: 0#a r
Resoioed, That tho claim Of Mr.. John O. Burok.
moyer for roturn Of tho amount paid by him for
taxes on Bank Stock In tho years 18i8140- 80 -5t
bo admitted, and tho principal sum paid by him
bo refunded, rroo Of interest. .l..s
6HAldermAn EnHton called for tho yeas and nays
on tho resolution.
This caused aomo discussion touching the rules Of
order, when Alderman Honour moved 70 amend
Ruie l1th by striking out tho words 'entored on
tho Journal and Inserting tho word "taken." Z
and resulted Is follows! ~ 't'''i' NY ~
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GR1N.-Receipts Of wheat quito nominal, and In
tho absences OF demand from milers Of whom hayo
heavy concessions TO buyers. We notice the salo Of 160
bushels good Maryland rcd at "a 60; prime coco
offered. Pennsylvania grades exceedingly dull;
quote nominal from 50 toa2 70 latter for strictly prime
Corn in very moderate receipt to-day, S7OO bushes
and 5000 buscls yellow demand fair aud pricco steay
for white and rather hrmer for yellow included In
Baes 6U0 bushels whto at o. 10; bushels do at
or 81 o3 OF yellow $500 bushels at 81 13al l6 mostly
at 81 16 $50 bushels damp ut 81 III 26r3 bushels West
ern mixed at 81 o. oats-000 bushels received; mar
kot dull; amal salos only reported ut soc Nothing do
Ing In rye; no reccipts.
MeIAssxs.-Stock has somewhat increased by lrto
rivals Market continues quiet No salea reported but
prices nominally unchanged.
: PnoyrBIoHB-ars In very limited demand, which In
confined almost entirely TO Bacon Tor Southern wnns,
and prices steadily maintained at 1oal0 cs for Shout.
ders; 12a2k for rib ades and lax cta for clear nib
Western dark smoked offered less and allow Of sale
Hams also unchanged; quote 10 to 17S cts. TO
quality and fancy largo hze continue neglected. wo
quote Bulk Heats held at 9a9kcts for shoulders and
At sag u.s. Lard Is quiei quote nominal Wostern derres
at 13k cts. ~,
nIcE-Remains quiet SIN qaoto Carolina hold at
's7 Ss g. !, to s, guHy x. md msngSon M oHaS1 s
end prices continue TO be supported We quote for v
erpoo hne IS 1oo3 40; do Ground Alum ~ lOa2 per
sack Turks Island wo still quote for lots nom store
SuaAR-with iboral Imports and light sales tho stock
hns furtior accumulated in the hands OF importers We
hare only 10 Eotco small lot OF Porto Rico to-day
uhc. Quotations generally roinain unchanged.
REFINED suoARs.-Are steady at Inst quotations viz:
For Crushed, Powdered and aranulAted 1916; loft
Crushed White 1870; Circle Iho; d 1&Xc; EI-
tra 1tKoi G Yellow 1sHc; Circle l3tlo-
at s3asse in bond. wo hcar no transactions in freo
r . :
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In tho Coored Ward Medical has boon treated
before tho alteration Of tho Rulo Of tho Surgeon and hns
bcen entered into tho body OF tho Report
Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM G. HoRLBEOK.
Attending surgeon.
REPORT OF THE CASES TREATED N THE MEDICAL
WARDS OF THE ROPER HOSPITAL Fon THE QUAnrER
ENDING APnn 80, 1867:
To the Honorable The Board Of Trustees Of Me
Roper Hospital:
GENrLEMEN-I herewith respectfully submit tho
report Of tho Medical Wards Of the Roper Hospital
for tho quartor ending April 80, 1867 AS the Hos
report docs not cover an entire quarter.
I hnvo tho honor to remnin, yery respectfully,
J. FORD PRIOLEAU, M. D.,
Attending Physician Roper Hospital.
Tho following tablo exhibits the classes and or
deTs of the spo :ial diseases, with tho number Of
cascs trcated, discharged, and atill nnder troat-
ment, arranged according to the color md se1 of
the patients:
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st an early dsy Other rival interests arc pressing
hope 81 s hI sbs sFgss
Charleston aud OF this enterprise, may provo dis
astrous. Tho Committee would, therefore,, ask for
ai, Tint your body representing largo on inlor.
cst In tho enterprise, n;l take such action thereon
as mny seem wise and expo1ient.
Respectfully submitted. t'
J. ". HARRISON, President.
g. n. FuRMhN.
Tho Mayor stated that Genoral Harrison. Prcst-
don't OF tho Company, was prosont aud roady 10
answer my questions that tho Aldermen might do
siro 10 ask.
On motion Of Alderman Ravonol, GcreraI Hnrri-
son was requested TO address tho Council on tho
subject OF tho Bluo lidgo Railrond.7
General Harrison addressed Council at lenglh
upon The great enterprise, and proceeded to cnu-
niorato the vast resources OF tho country through
which tho toad is to pass and tho beneficial effect
to tho seaboard and tho Atlantic. Tho company,
after rcorganzing, Thought it proper to briny tho
matter teforo Council, and to ask il it should be
luton Of tao General Assembly; il ,hcy wore ac-
coptod, tfen thoy might DO ablr to procure now
capital, with which tloy would DO ablo to comploto
On motion tho memorial was rofcrrcd to the
Committee on Railroads.
Petition OF tho City Shorif Tor May, 1867. TIC
Tho following accounts wore referred to tho
Committee Oh Accounts.
orphan u0uae. -td, fSo.Oo
Aims Housc. .............. 1u06.fO
Gas company ....-.............. z,l3oVo
Total .............. .............T T,057.4G
REPoRTs.
BY Alderman Whden.
Tho Aldermen OF WnrdB Nos. G and 8, tn whomfwas
roferrcd the petition Of sundry residents in Coming
street, between Spring and Limo stroots respectful
ly report: Tint that portion Of tho city il ns
well lighted as similar localities. Your Committee
further report that it iB mpracticablo OF this timo
to grant their request to ropair tho sidewalks and
street; but would recommend that tho applica-
tion bo reforrcd to his Honor tho Mayor, to tRko
the petition into consideration as carly as In his
opinion tho ilnuncos of tho city admits, aud tho
cxigoncy Of tho caso requires.
WILLIAM q. WHILDEN.
Z. w. MARSHALL.
Ii. Is. OLNEY.
Concurrcd in.
Tho following report zero presented by Alder
man Wra,g.
nBPoRT CASES TREATED IN THE SURGICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE RoFEn HOSPITAL
Since the Hospital hRs been opened thirteen ees
boon treated In tic Surgical Wards. or those
discharged cured vIz Ephemeral FoScT, Threo were
discharged rolleye1-Lupus EIedons Primary Syphi
H Il Constitutional Syphilis J.; Incurabc. 1, Hor-
MIA, Died. Two. VIZ: Indolent Ulcer Of Log; Pneumo-
Mn supcrSeninY, Il B-roona Fcmur. Remaining un-
| der treatment. Z.
the Obsctrical Ward cro boon ono caso vt Ma
tural Labor In primparc Sex Of infant malu.
Tho following haSo boon trcatcd since February
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FIR MNESS.
BY 8pE GARY.

Well. let linn 10 and let him stay
do not mean 10 diu;
guess hon lind that can 1.-Two
Without him, IL try;
He thought 10 frighton mo with fruSns.
SO terrible end Elack-
Ho'll stay awny u thousand years
Doforo / ask him back
He said that lad noted wrong,
And foolishly bcsIJo;
won't forgive him nfter thnt-
wouldn't n died.
II I was wrong, wllat right had no
To bo 30 .crosa with me
know I'm not an nngcl quite
don't protend 10 be.
He had another swocthcart once,
And now, whom wo fall out
He always says 5lIo wasn't 30 cross,
Aud that sho didn't pout-
It's enough to yex saint
It's moro than can bear
Wish that girl OF his was
Well, don't caro- where.
He thinks Tint eho wns pretty, too
Was beautiful as good;
wonder If sho'd got him back
Again, now, II she could2
know shc would, and thcrc she is
Bllo iiv-s q almost III sight;
And now It's almost nine o'clock
Porhaps hos there tonight.
ia almoat write TO him to como
But then Pro said / won't;
I do not care 70 muon. but she
Shan't have him II don't
Dcsides. know that was wrong.
And ho was In the right;
gucss III tell him so-and then
/ wish ho'd como tonight.
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Consfgnccs per south Carolina RatlEond,
Juno q.

46s bales Cotton bales Mdze "a bags Wheat sc bbla
Bpirs aud 10 bbls Crudo Turpennc, 81 bbts Rosin,
csrs Lumber. cars Wood. and snndrtrs. To Robin.
& Co. kanapauI, LanucAu & Co, II Rodgers Co,
& J Kirkpatrick, Williams Co. uraeser. Lee,
Smith & Co, II Oppcnhcim, II Agent Street, Broth.
ers & Co. Courtenay & Trenholm, ] III Eason, W O
Courtney & TO, Z wiss Co. Lcgaro, W W Smith,
N Goldsmith n Son, Averin & Son, Purcell W i
wcbb & Co.
Tho "a boIes Wheat tho nrs arrival Of tho soason
aud Is from Williams Augusta, for Now York
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION

r WILL sEND, POSTPAID 80 PHOTOGRAPHS OF
the mos celebrated Actors for 50 cents; 90 ACTRESSES
ior 80 osnsi 80 union aencrals for 50 eens 80 Rebel
uhll young Ladies' Tor 80 cens: 80 hnelooiina young
dentamen for 80 eentsi large Phetesaphs Of French
Dancing 0ri: N costume eeanafg coiored eIsetly
beautiful Lldles Of the Pariaan Ballet Troupe u they
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