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Deafness Deafness |! Deafness I!

lnfallible in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ
strucliOns from Whatever Causr. aud
ALMA Us SUCCESSFUL rs A PHEIENTITE
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ORPHANS COURT.

TUE STATED MEETINGS of tho Orphans' Court of
Cecil county will be held on the Second TUESDAY
IN every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dams, wanting their accounts stated will please bring in
the vouchers a few days before Court
q. D. CUTLER, Register.
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Having known Mr.. Fletcher u. Marine for many
wears past take pleasure in stating that we know
him to be gentleman In whom the utmost confidence
may be placed, in the transaction Of business lie
prompt, attentive, obligng and reliable John W.
Randolph, Esq Cashier End National Bank, Isaac p
Cook Register Of Wills, Robert Turner, Esq. John W.
Ruff Co.. Rev. Andrew Manship, Phila, Armstrong
4 Berry. [Aug 3, 1867.
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Going to the District School.

Barefoot boy and little girl,
She with rosy cheek and curl,
His forehead brown with tan,
Sturdy little farmer man.
Old straw hat with broken rim,
Is the least that troubles him,
As the dinner pail he swings,
Full of mothers choicest things.
Happy little pair are they,
Chatting blithely on the way,
In the morning fresh and cool,
Going to the district school.
From the shady farm house door
Mother watches, till no more
She can follow-out of sight
They are gone, her hearts delight.
Can You see them sitting there,
On the benches hard and bare,
Tired feet swinging to and fro,
Coming Ger the lessons low?
Sitting at the noon of school,
By the gurgling streamlet cool,
'Mong the brakes and bending trees,
Eating up the bread and cheese!
Or, with merry laugh or shout,
When the boys and girls 60 out,
Books and pencils cast away,
See them jump, and swing, and play.
Hank the ferule on the pane,
Rap, and rap, and rap, again,
Rushing in with cheeks aglow,
Halt reluctantly they go.
Glide the busy hours away,
Till the warm SUMS western ray
Slants across the open door,
And the hours of school are DER.
Happy, healthy girl and boy,
Full of simple, careless joy;
Free from tyrant fashions rule
Going to the district school.
In the busy noon of life,
Midst its restless fever strife,
As your pathway shall divide,
From the roof tree wandering wide.
Memories of the morning hour,
Songs of birds and scent of flowers,
Bleat of lambs, and song of rill,
Will come sweetly DER you still.
And your thoughts go yearning back,
Der the simple childhood track,
When the longest road you knew,
Was the one that led you to
The school-house, one mile away,
Where the birch and rule held sway.
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i ''NA VNpA''A'''7 ''' T. III BROWN BRO.
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Real Estate Agency
TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
Flour, Grain, Cloyer and Flax Seed, Tobacco,
Hay, Lumber, Staves, Tan, Bark Sheep,
Gales, Poultry, Eggs, Bacon, Lard,
Butter, Cheese, Wool, Rags, Fars,
Skins, Dry Fruits, etc.
Can have them we'll sold at the Highest Price in Balt
reaching the city, by forwarding to the Commission
'''"'' ~ ' E.E. MARINE,
80 FREDERICK ST, near Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Goods Of every description (cxcept Lquors) purchased
and forwarded with desptch when either cash trade
accompanies the ordor.
M CoNsINf REYER 70 THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
ELkroN, Md, JulyE1, 1867.
In all our business transactions with Mr. F. f. Marine
we have found him prompt and reliable az q Commission
Merchant, and we very cheerfully recommend him to
Abe farmers and others Of Cecil who have produce to
sell in the Baltimore markets. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
DARLINGTON, Md, July 49, 1867.
Mr.. F. +. Marine has sold produce for for some
lime past TO entire satisfaction His industry and
correctness entite him to success.
EN- ALLEN & co.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Hartford county, Nd.
Ma. r. II. MARINE Sir :-We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to for all tho
business have had you to do for u.s. and always
recommend any persons that we know to you and you
can use names for any recommendation that you
December goth, 1868 SPENCER WRIGHT.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 25th, 1904
Having known Mr.. Fletcher u. Marine for many
years past take pleasure In stating that know
him to be gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
NAV be placed in the transaction Of business He Ia
attentive ObIiQng reliable John
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The HANDEL AND HAYDN SooIETY-The last
concerts Of the season, by this we'll trained
society, will be given at the Academy of Music
on Friday evening, and Saturday afternoon at
o'clock, on which occasions Mendelssohn's
grand oratorio of ST. Paul will be presented in
an attractive and artistic manner. The choruses
viii be sustained by the members of the Society,
three hundred in number, while for the solo
parts the services Of Mrs. H. NJ. Smith OF
Boston, Mr.. j. +. Rudolphsen of Boston, and
Mr.. George Simpson OF New York, have been
secured. The names OF these three artists are
well known to our musical public, and are suffi-
Cient guarantees that the oratoro will be rem
dered in an efficient style. To add to the at
tractiveness OF the entertainment, the instru-
mentation will be entrusted to an orchestra of
forty pieces.
THE THEATREs.-At the Chestnut Street Theatre,
Mr.. Murdoch will play his renowned part of
"Charles, )" in the Elder Brother.
On Monday evening next an entirely new
play, called Afer Many Days. will be produced
in excellent style, with new scenery, etc. The
new piece is from the pen OF Mr.. Benjamin
Edward Woolf
At the Walnut Street Theatre, Mr.. j. B.
Roberts takes his benefit this evening, when he
will personate two of his best characters,
''Mephistopheles" and "OctaVian," in the Noun
tdineeTs.
Next Monday evening Mrs General Frederick
W, Lander (nee Miss Jean M. DavenporD will
appear in one of her finest roles.
Tomorrow (Friday) evening, benefit OF the
doorkeepers, ushers, and other attaches.
At the Arch Lady Don will appear again this
evening in splendid bill.
ENGLISH OPERA.-The Rtchings English 0pers
Troupe, ever welcome in Philadelphia, will opeI
at the Academy of Music for brief season mex
Monday night.
Carnival and Bal Masque takes place at Concer
Hall, next Tuesday night, the 3Oth instant. l
will be one OF the most brilliant affairs of thu
season.
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IMILIA sIMILIRUs cURANrUR
II HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPA THO SPECIFICS

HUMPHREYS HOM6OPATHIC SPECIFICS
FAMILY CASES
VI 81 large yials, morocco case containing
SPECIFIC for every ordinary disease family
Is subject tOand book of directions ...... $1,000
q, % TO IS
SpeClhCS Tor AL Diseases, both for Curing and
iOr Preventive treatment In vials and
pocket ... e. to IS
lbese Remedies, by the case single box, sent
10 any part of the country by Mail Express free of
charge, on receipt of the price
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Once aud Depot No. 562 BROADWAY New York.
DR., ii MPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office,
personally or by letter. as above, for all forms Of
For sale by DYOTT & CO., JOHNSON, HOL-
LOWAN d COMDEN, II. r. CALLEN DER, and
AN BROSE SMIIH Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia
and az BhIIHE'S Drug Store No. Sl2o Market street.
and by all Druggists 627 tuths2
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THE Loss.-Mr. Oliver Appleton the owner
OF the mill on Armat street, Germantown, de-
stroyed by fire early on Tuesday morning, will
lose about $2000-not insured. Mr.. James
Brown, who occupied it, lost about $4,000 on
stock and machinery, which is fully insured
in the Phoenix of this CITY.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAy.

u s. steamer MackinaW, -, 80 hours from For
tTess Monroe tor repairs, TO Philadelphia Navy Yard
Mr.. IS. +. Edridge, who came pilot IN the Maokinaw
repors the following vessels In the bay and river
bound up:-Brigs Ruth from 81 Johns, p. r.; o. v.
Williams, from Trinidad de Cuba; and schr H. r.
Baird from sagua; also, the following vessels "a
having passed to sea 23d inst-BaIques Carleton, for
Matanzas: Elgin, for London M, Bentley. for Cork;
prigs ~ Clifford tor Matanzasi M, j. Goddard tor 81,
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THE WEATHER of the past twenty-four hours
is worthy of remark. On Tuesday midnight
the heavens became suddenly darkened with
angry-looking clouds, and the wind whirled
furiously in eddying gusts from the northwest
to the northeast. A slight drizzling rain FELL
and between and o'clock, yesterday morn
ing, snow flakes came down pretty fast for a
short time, thus practically realizing the
poetical maxim of "Winter lingering in the lap
of Spring"
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THE SHERIFF's SALES. - The SheriFs real
estate sales will hereafter take place in the
old Quarter Sessions Court Room, on Sixth
street, below Chestnut, instead of in the Court
of Common Pleas Room. This change will be
more agreeable to the parties interested in the
sales, as the Quarter Sessions Room is much
larger than the other one.
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CLEARED YEsTERDAv

Barque Victoria. Wilson Barbados n Wattson&Sons
Brlg Hinkley, Foster, salem, Scott g. Sons.
Schr "a j. russell, smith, DAuyersDort. do.
Schr H. +, simmons, CorsOn, Roxbury, Audenried
Norton d Co.
Schr NJ. b. Lunt. Brown. Ameshury Point do
Str H. L. Cav. Her. Baltimore A. Groves Jr w.
str +. Franklin, Pierson. Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
Str Chester. Jones' New York, w. p Clyde q ~
Tug Hudson. Carr Baltimore, with a tow OF baIees
W. T.. Clyde Il Co.
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PROVED FATAI.-Patrick Flynn, who was
run over by dirt car on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, on the I'd inst, died last evening, at
the hospital, from the effects of the injuries
received,
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IN THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR THE CITY

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of CHARLES ZIMMERLING, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle,
and adjust the account OF JOHN ZIMMERLING,
Administrator of the Estate of CHARLES ZIMMER-
LING, deceased, and to report distribution Of the
balance In the hands otthe accountants, will meet the
parties interested for the purpose of his appointment
on MONDAY, May 6. 1867, at o'clock p. NJ, at his
Office, No. 4S3 WALNUT street in the city OF Phia-
delphia 80 THOMAS j. WORRELL,
4 23 tuths 5t" Auditor
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]. VAUGHAN MERRIcK, WILLIAM IL MIz9RICK
JOHN T. COPE.
G OUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH kND
y WASHINGTON Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MBKRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHGNISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines
tor Land, River, and Marine Service.
Boilers, GRsometeTs, Tanks, Iron Boats, etc,
Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works. Workshops and
Railroad Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery, Of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, and
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
steam Trains Detecators, Filters, Pumping En-
gnes, etc.
Sole Agents for N. Beux's Patent Sugar Boilin
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, an(
Aspnwan d. W oOlsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugg
Draining Machine, 680t
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ron ADDITIONAL LOCAL TWINS SEE OUTSIDE PAe

A FURTHER HEARING. "A man named Shay
Nolan was taken before Alderman Beitler last
evening.
Mr.. B. Frank Paris, doing business on
Third street, as broker, testified that some
time since Nolan sold to him $4,000 in bills on
the Farmers Bank, Fincastle, Virginia, for
which he paid at the rate of eighteen cents on
the dollar.
Mr.. D. c. 7. Peters, an elderly gentleman
from Lynchburg, Va, testified that in the
month of January last, while in the depot at
Washington, D. c., package, containing
upwards of $1,000, was stolen from him, and
he had every reason to believe that this $4,000
was portion of it.
Nolan was then committed in default of
$4,000 bail for a further hearing on Saturday.
OFFICERS OF THE TRADES AssEMB1Y.-At a
meeting Of the Trades Assembly, held on
Tuesday evening, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing six
months-President, William B. Eczert Vice
President, Marshall Roberts; Recording Secre-
tary, Thomas J. Choate Corresponding Secre-
tary, Samuel Buck; Treasurer, Charles n
Barker; Trustees, John Young, l. w. Bisbing
and Samuel Buck.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Ne,Os see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS.DA DAY.
SUN O1 MOON RISES morn
sun SETS HIGH WATER..-..... 5'57
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
r &4sI, 8. HS&S4sHSs' SSSsHSS,' MONTHLY OoAnnrrnr.
JOHN SPARHAwK, }
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF Music
SATURDAY EVENING, April q, 1867.
GRAND MONSTER CONCERT.
under the auspices Of the Committee on Public Amuses
menus soUTHERN 81 III Z Gs FAMINE RELIEF FUND,
GERMAN SINGING AMI, MUsIoAL SOCIETIES
FR4HNNTAEHINs FsR4HNNaERbUNp. oEHHhHE66EEs' HhE6E.
GERihItA6NI4AAikpANz iIt6IAkpANz AURoGRSAA;;p URSGSA;p Acur
TEUTTfNINSTTA TfIST6NYA NMYAE5NEEEEisiFfRRRRFRkp I ! EEiiFRRFkp
BEETHG90XytE96Np G0yt96p NJ MN{E3NNNEERSgNHT9gR, q E s Tg3
LIE2EETAFEt PR ERE5N qENFJNPE
BEGKs PAAifEshhbEEEPHafLkAl BAN6, AN5 BAND
.,, MGCLURGS LIBERTY CORN ET BAND.
MUHDRED PERFORMERS - W.
FIVE HuNDR1fMpP cHoRrsTERs.
PROGRAMME -
Director.-.'',.. ;........L ENGELKE
Arranged by Mr. T6 Herrmann Perormed by tb
combined 0l, members Of BeCks Phlladelphla Ba9d @
y, o. ;: Beck, Leader and the Satterlee Band CIh'
ChOTus-A. "Ssnsers, Home" .............J. Otto
Sung by the Liedertaie Of the German Free Congre-
& C6orHs.-'The Guard at the Rhine, @. wnheln1
sung by the M@nnerchoI Director L. EngelkeG
Performed by the combined bands.
D. song-"Ihou art so near and yet so o-,
~ I w sung by Mr. j. Graf i,''' ''''o,'n"ru
Sung by the combined Singing Societies Director, l.
Engelke)
PART II.
J. Chorus-"Love and Mercy" (Iiebe und
sung by the S@ngerbund director, q, Gaertner).
2. SeleCton-"The Huguenots" nj eyerbeer
By the combined bands
By the Young MnnneTcGoF CDfeotOr, SSAYa 4.
4. Gaiop-"C Columbanus' Parlow
By the combined bands
5. THE Star Spangled Banner" Performed by the
combined Singing Societies and Band under
urectISn REnPs 3i mF; FpiS u; EShgeIke gen o,Cr oc,,
COMMENCE All &
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS.
Secured seats, 81. Tickets to the Upper Circle 25c
Reserved seats may be had at the Music Store OF q
w. A. TRUM PIER, SEVENTH and CHESNUI
Streets, and at the Academy OF Music, on Tuesday
morning. 26t
A MEXICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
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} PUBLIC NOTICE. .'tj!J;t 4
OYyrak CLxaK OF COUNCIL.


OYy1ok CLkaK OF CouKcu.l
80 May 1867. |
Tho following Section O, An Ordinance TO abolish ths
log the Hreets LAnes, Alleys. and open Courts Ia the
City Of Ch.rleaton Gloan. and for other purpoocs" 4
hereby pubshod for The information OF all eoncerntd
For the duo protection Of the ssd contractor on CON-
trctors {. rtAer ovdHtd That erery owner. lessee
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting in any
tsundiys eIcepted have tho dirt nlh garbage or ocnsr
oA placed In front Of bis or her io In barol bot On
seven O'Clock. A. NJ from The iss day Of Nay 70 ths
nfst OF OF IN every Ys.r and b tbs hour Of
tho nst day Of Nay following. And any psrron ofand.
ing heetn. or plaeing any d nlth, garbags or oher
hours aboYs nLusd shal be rnhjsct to ns not less
than two moro 1an nye dollars for each and uysry
ononee, TO be inposol By tho Mayor. ~ =
: By order ~ ". L. SIHTH
May 10 Cle1k Of CoupoiL
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InIPAacnnrEN1..

II Messrs. WILSON, WOODBRIDGE, CHUacuILL
ELpnIDaE, MARSHALL, boutwell,, WILLIAMS,
LAwRENcE and THOMAS, the Judiciary Commit
tee Of Congress, have faled 10 mako out tho
alleged charges Of high orimcs and mis-
demeunors, upon which President ANDREW
Johnson was 70 be impeached, II Is through no
want Of zeal, willingness industry, and inde-
fatigable activity Of the majority OF this said
Committee. moro completely irresponsible
tribunal, a more thorough Inquisition or Star
Chamber never sat in judgment over traitor or
heretic, than was this Impending Committee.
They hal the fullest powers; "to send for per-
sons and papcrs." They had the treasury OF
the United States to foot their bills; and oil was
done; that could bo effected by money. Such
adverse testimony as could be procured was
secured, regardless Of expense, Nothing was
sacred from the inquisitive eye Of this pryinki
COMMITTEES; and the ready, the willing, the
supple BAKsR WAS prepared TO swear ts almost
anything that could be wanted in his line.
Yet, strange to say, notwithstanding the ef-
forts Of B,kBR, and Of determined and intrepid
BUTLxR, who in his lecture at Albany and
Brooklyn hnd found no difficulty whatever to
mako good his ohnrges-after oil had been done
that bitter hatred and the most ingenious
2, malice could devise, the Committee on Monday
.at;1aAl disagreed, and bX vote Of Eve to fo,ls
decided that the evidence did not justify an
impeachment Of the President. BouTwkLL,
WIIIiAAst LAwRlHcR and TuonAs, voted for
the impeachment.
We Gan very readily understand how the
COMMITTEES should have bsen compelled to come
10 such conclusion; but that thoy should i'm
msdi.teiy af.erward adopt resolution Of oen-
sure 10 surprising to US. This compromise for
such We must regard Il between ths immaiofity
aud tho minority Of the Committee, passed by
vote Of seven 10 two, oil the Republicans for
and Democrats against The Committee. In
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TAVBRN-KEEPERSfH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, }
March ! 1867i}-'
"A IL TAvHRNKRRPERH AND PERSONS RETIr.
-. No spinuoPs uquors, within tbs city Nnlts Who
bsfe Lot tIecnted st beds md tAktn ont ths prrer
oirdS - slow tkAt they have ncene9 70 cell MIN IS f.
Pasdhi no! complying With the law, It,r iehasyt 6ih
Thcse Who hAvo cards hereby nolnsd 10 have tj,u
same piscci IN oonspicuous place In the window Al
failing 70 obstryo This notoo win also DO reported aor
No aboveSma;iaoned HiA ". II. RNETH,
AAcna Clefk of 0ounoL
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thsfit seems TO us, trausccnded their powers.
When they failcd to find tho President guilty
9fsthe high crimes and mis,lc,ncanors, charged
by AsqIkS, "uTLsN and boutwell,. their work
was done, and we cannot sec under what plea
shey could feel authorized to pass such rcso-
luton, and offer il to tho House.
The Impeachment cry has ended, as wo
always knew il must and wouIl cnd-n fash in
tho pan' but it has nevertheless subscrycd its
purpose, nnd now that this card is splnycd
gut" the agitation will soon find another.
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Re M 0VALS,

ID lEn1OyAL.-ITIIE OFFICE OF THE
LII SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
Seen reoIed from oyos tho old Bank Of chsrcItop to
May as III
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THE LoUIsyHLE and Nashville Railroad Compn-
ny, in the foil Of 1861, sued General 8. B, Buok-
NER, late OF tho Confederate States army for dam
ages in tho sum OF 1857 900 for tho destruction OF
bridges and wator-tanks on that road while he
commanded tho Confederate troops in Kentucty.
Tho Louisville Courier says: "General BucxssR
was absent from tho city at the timo Of tho suit,
with his command, In the Confederate ststos
army, and could therefore make no defonce, Tho
Inv in such caBos admits OF the case being re-
opened within fiyo years, and that timo not having
yet elapsed since tho dccreo, and General Butx.
NRh ieeiing that he wis not and could not bo held
personally responsible for carrying out tho mill.
tary orders and instructions OF the Confedernto
authorlties-is now Attempting 20 obt,in rehoar-
ing Of Tho case. .r.> 0.'-E ~
oR THE pHV1ouLTILs Of cataloguing and index
Ing books. 80 frequently complained Of, Bnok,oood
for Mny, says: "Tho secret at tho root N IN.
diincuity is that tho world expects too much 6om
catalogues. Wo hnvo seen how Il has beef, y.inlv
supposed that tho manufacture OF such An article
can be carried on, like that OF pins, stsel pens And
buttons, by a judicions division of fl.bor. Tbon
whom the job Is completed It Is to supersede bt,n
work IN tho ahhpe CT rosearoh, OF what Ia tho nao
oft? The man who is ambitious Of acquiring md
den distinction IN somo department Of lotters his
nothing to do but set bis hand on good catalogue
or photographed dictionary to got al the hc. Of
his material. 1t is for the accomplishment of This
kind o: object that what tho French call Cusa.
loguo Raisonne hos beon dovisodrt.i q - w
-'-1.-tA jsn. 30 10 -.t,lsI.i t:.f3a,f q
TuR AUSTRALIAN vintage This Scar is larger than
was ever before known, and tho yield OF gold Is in
creased over that Of last year. ovor toms Of
oroadsuffs have been sont to England, ard 1o5 600
tons moro arc ready for transportation. a
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@ r SALE.

E'oEt sALE.-A NO. hIILCII COW, WITH
IL young Calf aud two Sprinsers. INQUIRE at No lb3
ST. PHILIP street, between Cannon and Spring strees
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CHI A r L S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-We haye now completed our
pfico SO as to execute, in tho shortest possible
inc, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask tho patronage Of our
friends.
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n E E1 N G S..

CHARLESTON FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY,
TIE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
Company will 10 held al your Hall TaiI Evening, 9Th
Inst, at O'Clock. ly orlcr.
juno aEo. NOLAN. socrotary G. F. T.. Co.
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. B. al q
IHE INSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION met In Albany
on Tuesday. Il is in many respects an unfortu-
nate time for the revision Of fundamental law.
Tho oxcitomont under which mon have laborod for
solne years past has not yet subsidized. Partisan
politics is tho controlling element in many minds.
Democrats and Republicans alike seek advantages
Iof party succcss.' Corruption IN bface is' more
common than eyer before In our history. !Ho6ance
tho danger that o new Constitution will eIpress
tho voco OF unthinking partisanship rathor than
the calm Judgment OF patriotic, educated people,
establishing tho forms in which they viii admins:
ter thelr great powers OF sovereignty. But We
arc not without hope for this Convention. Tlae
arc good, able, honest mon in its membership, who
will strive to bring oul right rcsults We shal, at
all events, have an opportunity for tho discussion
OF some great fundamental principles, and may
thus enlighten tho public and II the work Of the
Convention ahal provo unacceptable. we may re-
ject it boldly. 80 says tho journal Of Commerce,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-08
.:,S THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

"AyINo ON HAND LARGE 8UppLY OF RR6DY
ll.AAnB CLOTHING, Euiabls Tor .6cpilsh1enJ "a,
dns and Children and being de4rouA Of our
Stock bofofe the advances too r would aspe
osy draw tho attention OF tho public towards tho rndtt
ton which will bo nsdo In prccs for the ns1t twc
or three weeks from data. E0.s EE' 'lI17 -
Apply q Tho DEPOSITORY,
Jtnpary 10 Nc, II Chafu ers etrosk