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ORDINANCE.

o
TUE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IB PUBLISHED
IL for tho Information OF all concerned EI' ~
An 0nDIHAhuK TO REGULATE THE CLnANErFo OF PH1yIxs
AND VAULTS III rHa oonP1nArE IIiurs OF 7uR ofrY,
I. DO u Ordained by Tho Mayer and Aldermen, That
f and after Tho ratification Of this Ordinance II shall
not bo lawful for any person 10 eicanss or remove tho
oontents Of Vaults Or Priyies within Tho nmih Of ths
dty without having previously obtained license for the
a.me; all suoh licenses % eIpirq on Tho slst December
Of every year, and bo to al requirements
Cd BY 6r1n.neee regulating the granting Of Lcescs for
Drays and Oart5 .a. - IA :. U L'y aNT".t n :
H. mat taouse Of p.rels IN open CARTS and Wagons
Ia prohibited and partiss applying fo- Loepss w 30 r
Qured 10 provide closed Cars suitable tho purpose
III AL persons having suoh Liconso shan report nj
ono ofih auard Houses durihR tho day, ha or dr In
tsntion 10 such work during the enniing night ID the
Lower WArdu such report TO be mlds 10 tho Main usr
Houso, IN tho Upper Wards to Upper Guard House -
". The plee or pisces for tho depoat OF such o.l
shali bo designated from hmo 70 tms b. thb Mayor.
v. Every owner or driver Of such Ljcensod CSr4 or
any othor person who sh,l violate any Of the provisions
tho same OF any cf hs .ha forfeit and psy for eash
oence hno not 10 eIceod twenty doilars 10 Be an
forced By The Hnyorfn hfa Court oe teoo7erd In snv
9ther Court OF competent jufsdIcuoa ita.i,- -
Atlhod In City Council this seventh day OF Nav ia a.,
ys.r q our ford ono thousand oisht hundred and sI.
g lISI n rl.r,,n sxrr1. ~ i, O. oArILAnp z
y .0aal c7srk Of Council smo s ask 10
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4, !. As'T r 0L..O GY..
! THE2 WORLD ASTONISHED
81 AT T4x WONDERFUL nEvELA11oNs.
a MADE by THE GREAT AsTRoLoaIsT,
Madame H. A. PERRIGO.

CHE REvALs SECRETS NO MORTAL EVER KHHW.
- she restore. TO happiness those who. from doefui
oyents catsatopos In love- loss relations and
fricnds loss Of money. &c. hsyo become despoDdent
She brings together oso long eepaaLed gives infoa-
lon concernns absent onds or oyor restores iost
stolen property, tells you tho buHness you ara boat
quahed to pursuc and In what you will bo success
fn sauses spocdy marriages. and tolls you tho very dsy
you Will marry gives yon the names, likeness and char.
.cts,scs @ M Of The Ierson sho Ieods your yo thoughts
end hidden mysteries Of the futuro Prom the stsrs NO
neo IN tc arnan,enttho mAeho ssS that overcome or
prtdomlnate In te Tho aspecs and
poshon. Of e planets and e Iod stars in tho
at the uo OF brtb hhe deduoes tho futuro destiny Of
man F.ll net to consult tho gTeatest Astrolosf on
ssa a. y SosS zoo but as ana you may never again
likeness aud eli desired information s1. PARTIES living
distance can ooniult the Hadxms by a Win equal
ssfety and sst,fscon to themselves IN pessoa
lan aud explicit ohafi written out with ali inquiries
swerod and feness enclosed, sont by mail receipt
price above mentioned. Tho striotast secresy v ee
and an correspondence rotrned destr Jy-
ea ne hlyhos: ofdee fulshtd thceo
hAir. : a. = 80 - - - r. ~
= rWa!,, 80. '..:'' p. o. ba1wIn aaa DurS.Io NJ
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H.! .,.y u oFR1oR OF CITY TREAsURY,
puB1Io NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tii2T ,SSI TNIn
tho following Ordinance llcenses have been prepnrrd
for delivery from this ofncn. g. THOMAS. 4
sDo 1. Dc Ordained by ae Kayor and IIdsrsae,s, a.
Guy crae atRai@ai That from hnd after tho nrst do,
and wagons usod for private and domestic purposes In
Tho same manner and according 70 ue provisions
now OF force in relation 10 eas drsys and wagons lcoi
driven flor hirc cIcept giving bonds And oach auci,
ear drny or wsson. shs bo provided with bsdgo CON
teintng the nun6ar heroof aud marked IfsolS 10 D,
placed on the ouads Of tho shaft ,a-.H
BEo q No pefson shall bo taken by Tho Treasurer az
surety 70 any bond under tho Ordinance concerning H.
S f.. l s { and other
Bra 8 mo following shall hereafter hc tho r..es TO,
licenses Tor public Ind private carts drayA wagons &C.
ncipdng fine hores or mules uDed heroo which shail
PuB1Ic oAR1s, nRiTs ErG, Oh rHosr x,HLorKp IN AM
.BVHDIHss wHkIKvHn, ron HIRn prREor INDIRECT.
ais TSs s d' or ".s0n drawn by ono hor'e Z.
Ec. oys5y carl day or wagon. drawn by Two horposor
Ror every hack md carriage with Two wheols, $40
Tor every hack and carriage With four wheeis so
xor eyesJ stage or omnibus teIoept line omnibus
For every stage or omnibus .teIeept Uno omnibus.
drawn by four honsa, eco. = -
For eIcry truck drawn By two horaes mules,
For sye;y r. s1ps, wason drawn by TWO moro tor,t.
!! nnrin oaErz AND PRIVATE CARTE paArs, ETC, 20
For svrry breed cart or wagon, IS. '.I.'
For eyery Carl day wagon ursd for private or do
nestle pnrpoees and not to bo employed In The runs.
other CONNOLLY, Tor Compensation, sthor directly o.
indirectly for tho ssme nhA pay for license tho sn, Of
Rsthed 10 Cty COUNCIL, this 18th day Of Januifiy;. i;
~ tntao yest q our Lord eno thousand eight bun
a. !! 80 ~ = = - P. @. aarL1ARp, Mayor.
JAnua.y 81 Z I W. q. SMITH. olcrl Of Council d
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OYYIoR CLrnx OF CousuI,

OTToK CLEnk OF COUNCIL
Nay 1907. / ..
Tho following BooHon Of Al Ordinance 70 abolish the
oce OF Superintendent Of Streets 10 provide for Kee-
ing tho Streets, lanes Alleys. and oIon Courts In ito
City OF Csrloaton Clcan and for other purposes" is
hereby pubshed for tho Information Of all concerned
For Tho duo protection OF tho said contractor
tractors 70 further oridfna That every owner, le<seo
occupant and tenant Of any premises fronting IN any
street. lane, Alloy, or opon court shall eTcry day
tundAys oIceptod have tho dirt hl. garbage or other
o plseed In front OF his her lo In bafrel box
heap, and in readiness e Tho contractor by ths hour Of
seven O'Clock, A. NJ, IRON the fns day Hay to tho
hs day OF November In year and by tho hour of
nne O'Clock, a. H.. frcm The lrst day Of November 70
The nrst day Of May following. And any person oond.
o In any sroct lane, or alley open court Ater the
hours Aboyo named shkl bo subject 10 fine not less
onSnso. % be imposed By tho Mayor. i.,nI =
BY order ". II. SMITH,
AAy1 Clerk Of Council.
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CHI A r L E TON
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1907.

Jon WonK.-Wo have now completed our
oITicc 30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
fricnda.
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WAN T S..
WANTnD SECOND HAND nUGuY. AZ

WANJED A SECOND HAND nUGuY. AP-
-Iy III st uls oince. Juno "a
w WhNTED-shI.EspEN. EyEIt WHERE
IlnuiGa ana Gcnuncn-S1pO 10 S25O nor nlpn IN
70 se Esn NC GENUINE ooYMON.sENsE FAMILY SEW.
tt, iEn mhChiSE- Price Oily 1l8. This Machine viii
Inc cloth h cannot be ruih apart oven aiier suias
sSsoss INC scam eIerJ }arter Of inch,S Every
"arrantcd threo Jars. Fond for circtilars aud
to1ms 10 a8onts, or cnll ahIoDOwELI.S DIOCK, cor.
hcr Fourth AMI orocn strcs Louisville, Ky
49, JLI6S & AIoEATIIiOH,
~ N n,,, 0cncral Agents.
our oflco. -, ''s - S'tie ~ 1i ''ie'SA
1uno& Iulllssmo
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NJ ~ communications Intended for publication In
Mis jo,n1tdt must be addressed 10 The Editor Of The
Daily Notrs, No. 16 NuyRc-stree Charleston, s. e..
business Communications 70 PuIitsaer Of Daily
Rs7cs. ..r ..H
lions.
Advertisements outside ofRo city mus DO aooonpa-
MED t9iih The cash.
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h FIRE LOAN, ,e,,u r
MAYORALTY OF GHARI.RsTbN, |,

AAXORALTY OF CHARLEBTON, }e.-
Crrr HALF, November 0, 1850. !
A IL PERSONS DESIliOUs OF REBUILDING IN 1'HR
n Burnt Distrcts and Waste Places Of tho City, un-
der can Act OF tho General Assembly, gying authority
70 the CITY Council Of Charleston 10 procee In the mat
ter OF Fire Loan with view TO aid In building up the
cation for loans be obtained atth Office ef
Of Council, bctvoen the hours OF A. II. and r. II. t
All applications must boz Il in tho aboYc mentioned
oes a the oorpYitten rlll msc e,Hy xorddy tp con-
hffs ~ SPsss IA sac g ho M,yttss i,!f s,s1ra III
Eoyemhef1o ueTf OF Council
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NOTICE.
oRFICE OF CIIIRF OF PoLIOR, !
RAIN GUAnD HoCaR,

.r.N NOTICE.
.- 0PFICE OF CHIRF OF POLIORl
raa Ram GoAno HoUsH, !
CHApIHaruN, 8. O., Juno lt.h, 1867. J
lTyHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IH Published
for The Information Of al whom Il may ooneeTn
- i'-- ~ q q, d. SIQWALD.
s.. ...-..r.r ; .... .E.-s Uhfcf Of Police.
sEn G. ne & oriained, That Prvios lots within tho
city shall bo 10 ounsrdctod that tho contents thnreof
not eeeapo therefronl oVerGowj and Whenever any
Vault or Pnyy becomes Offensive, tho same shsll DO
eleansed and the owner or occupant Of tho rcses
which any Vault Phyy may DO aitnted the condition
Of which shan DO In violation Of this Ordinance. sha
move Alter cleanse amend or repair The ssms within
reasonable time after NOTICE aLt hAvo been given him
- The Mayer. and served by lilo Chief Of PoNoe In
case Of neglect or refusal Che sanaa shall be performed
ny der OF tho Mayor 1t tho expense OF tho or
occupant Of such premises 10 BIO nrst paid by The city
and then recovered With Interest nom such ownor or
Occupant By Council In Tho CITY Court 49,
Juno II -l".. s.3 sT'r.A .st'SI.., .r-E 10
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9cmtftbcr Sritb criticize Sumb

Cine Gan3 Yartbie hieier @tfsnfaat tpiro glltrr
tsn 2Glcn b. W. auf Dtcunt Yeaiant fatiiattn. DnS
Beat rirb uou giarfets Ctr. Nbarf mn ubr siantlss
nnt um tr abents Won Ypuut Yleaiant abfaIreu Die
g'tsIieser fnt freuHet erfn9iI1& rst JaPlrt eu,us
Fnecn. SinttH ST. pafin8e rs Gents.
Die Gpmmttt: " Ylsndr. ,. &Hsbeimer, .. Ylilucr
Juno "a .a, I
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NOTICE..

y. =. 0YPICR OF THE CAPTAIN OF p0LIoR
- -. -. 0ainInsTon 8: g., Nay % 1881
DkRA0nAPH Il o ! ORDINANCE TO REGULATE
Il Tho "Clsantng Of Prixea and yaul!a" fashtds the
,tse OF barrels 10 oen csrts and vAgons and parties a
suitable for The purpose An porrons, thsretorS who
lurpoyo taxing Job o. The kind arc hereby required 70
bring lheft taS 10 main guArd house for inspection b.
fore sppiytnQ tot hccusa =, @. b. H0WALD, ~.
Nay - Ns3'i'i 2mo y: Captain Of poliee.
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EDUCATIO NAL.

NORTH CAROLINA nlILITAltY AND POLY.
TECIINIC ACADEMY,
A GREAT SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICAL. AND
"A PHYSICAL. SCIENCES, together with Languages,
Literature, Political Bconomy History. so.
The Second Hcssion, Ninth Academic Year, opens July
1st 1867 Diplomas eonfcrrcd upon Graduates IN lilo
regular cotlrstl
4 special coirso OF EEGIN NERRINo, ARCHITECTURE
and DltAWIN IN offered 10 thuso who wRh IN qualify
themselves Tor Civil Enginocr Lawyer &c, and do not
desire to PURSUE other siiltifca
Commercial Course given 10 thoso who wiR 10 pro-
parc Tor businrss lIfe. - =
Preparatory Courso for tancc W.T. nro quito young
or llttlo advanced -. ..i.
No military duty except enough dru for hoaItly
cise. Expenses moderate -.
For circulars. containing full particulars, address
GEs. r. l. col ST0N,
Superintendent, lIillsboru. N. q.
May % tulsI6
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s T R kY E D..
B O A R DI N G :.
GI,EENYIILE. Y 20.

GISEENVIilE, Sc.
QOhRDIH0.-MItS. 8. O. JAYnI, WIDOW OF LATE
.n Major VA. LAyAr. is Iroparci 70 accommodate
PERMANENT AND TlthE5ll:NT BOAltDRItS in HpNn-
vio the most liberal toa,a. Tho patronage OF tho
travelling public ia solicited. siuth5s JunoB
DOAnDING.-'rIIREe pL tiXshNT i,GUAIs
ID with good BOARD can In lad on immediate nppi
cation To No No. 80 CHUIUH STHElsr, TcHt side.
Trudd strI1l. Terms rpasonnb,e- Juno II
JHxCEELfsNT BOARD, AT VERY LOW
IL rates. In omost ccntr,i buBincss part OF tue city.
without lodging, In q priSai, house, DO had
For particulars address sX. L." PostUfcr. May 10
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PL A N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DEAyyINGy.

fFLShhIiON OF DRAWINGS.
Tho numbers from to 10000 corresponding with tho
numbers tho ckets printed separate sllps Of
paper, and encrclod with small tubes and placed in
glass wheel-all tho prxcs IN accordance with tho
Scheme, nro similarly printed and encrcc and placed
LII another glass wheel Tho wheels then rovOiyed.
and Two boys, blindfoldcd, draw tho numbers and
priLes- Ono Of tho boys draws ono, number from tho
wheel Of numbers, and at tho te Tho other boy
draws out ono prxo from tho wheel OF prizcs Tho
be. and prize drawn out arc exhibited 70 The audience
tho credit Of that numberand this operation Ia repeat.
cd until all the prizes nro drawn out.
Tho Tickets printed In tho following styfo: Thoy
arc divided into Elgs printed tho the Ticket
E8hfhs bearing tic samo number constitute . Whole
Ticket Prizes payable without discount = III. u
W. w BOYD & CO., Maulgers.
.---N Atlanta, Ga
Correspondents may rnly prompt attention 70 or
ders by simply enclosing money with full nldress All
orders for Tickets and Schemes and information 10 be
addressed 70
JAMES KERR, Agent,
OFFICE NO. 20 BROAD STREET.
Key Box No. S84, Charleston, Il. q.
June II limo
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W. W, BOYD & CO., Managers.
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston

FItHE I.EGIRLhTURE OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA,
ut ita Inst ESsRUn In Dt cciuljrr, lat;G, granted
Lottery Privilege to Deputy GRAND Master W. W, BOYD
OF Atlanta, Ga. tand orr Granecs.) CIR te benut OF
tho willows and orphans la tho State, nnd TO
cnuow an Institution TO bo called the
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
who has associated with himself in tho discharge of tL
duty Managers. several OF the eminent wealthy
mud influential men in Georgia, who havs accepted Tho
sacred trust.
The high and honorable eli rnctor or rhosn gcncmou
Tho unweared zeal IN inefatft,ablc labor ai heartfelt
devotion OF Deputy urand Master BOYD, the principal
mhLnRor IN ihs Cause Is sufficient guarantee that the
Lottery will DO conducted Ia air, Open mud lust man.
Tho proceeds Of the Lottery. lcss t current ex
penscs. havo 10 bo appcd TO tho building cndowlng
Of tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
and bong devoted exclusively 10 such charitable pur
pose permHsion las been granted by the Commissioners
OF Internal Revenue Of tho Treasury Department Wash
inBton to nw said lotteries exempt from charge
whether from special tax or other duty.
Hundreds or housanla Of friends OF tho Masonic Fra
ternity In tho United States nn all good citizens will bo
rcjoccd to sec tho
"MASONIC ORPHANS HOME"
crccted and endowed md bo tho pride glory OF the
GRIND Fraternity for tho great inBtntion of
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
hovors, like Gods Angel OF Mercy over tic widows and
orphans- IL minister's lis loving charities 10 those in
want and Its principles Of hbrrty, brOtlIerly 8ye
charity Will endure for ncs and their bIng forco DO
strong as links Of Aecl.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
Wednesday. July 1zth, 1ss7--class d.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES :

AUTHORIZATION PKIZES
Approximation Prizes of 1000 each for tho
nine remaining units Of tho aame ten of tho
No. drawing tho $50, 600 p. izn arc. ... $500
ApproIimatiug Prizes Of $3.50 osct Tor tho
nlno remaining una OF tho samH ten Of tho
No. drawing The $4,000 Prize arc... ... 2250
Approximation Prizes OF 5000 ench for tho
nine romaining units or tho samo ten Of tho
No. drawing tie $4,000 Pnzo nro.... 1900
Approximation Prizes Of 800 eacll for the
nine remaining units OF tho came ten OF the
No. drawing The $1,000 Prro nre. ........ 900
1B Approximation Prizes OF 500 eaeh for tho
ntnp remaining units of tho Hamo ton Of tho
Nos. drawing The s.. COO Prizes arc. ........ 1900
42 Prizes amounting to.................s .sies. 900
Whole Ticko sl2 Halves, 80; Quarters, 81; Rghihs,
$l.60.
oa- ALL tho Prizes above stated drawn at every
drawing -an
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH. m.
M RS. NICHOLS, A NATIVE OF GHARI,ES ION,
Ifl Int during tile i,ast necn n reailout in
kurupO. IL dusirUus Hf giving Instruction IN The French
Language eitIcr al her rcscnco at tho houses
inquiro al Mira. FINNEY's. No. 100 King street
May p
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A M u s E n EhTS

AMATEUR REGATTA CLUB.
TUE ABOVE CLUD WILL sAII. RACE THIS
i DAY, I'D inst leaving Southern Wharf at 4.3D p.
b., sailing around tho Wochawken Light Ship and
turning to tho startling point All Doats must DO entered
bcforo IL NJ. IAk Day, ALBERT O. STONE,
juno 17 Ia No. l65 Yaat ItAy.
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M EEI! ~ G s.

wASIIINGTOE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
TrEND A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
~ yonr Company. Tas Srenia9. at tho Hall, at 8
O'Clock, r. H., precisely.
by orior: A. ". STEVENS,
Juno n Bcoy W. r. K Co.
WASHINGTON Light INFANTRY CHhRI-
TABLE ASSOCIATION.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
"A Tau Erenin0, In Masonic HalJ. Mt O'Clock. Tho
Committee o. 8. will repor:. J. L. HONOUR
Juno "a Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOREIGN IMMIGRATION,

A r THERE WAS A DIHAuREEMEET IN THE NO.
n TICES given tho papers rrlsy0 to tho last meet
Ing. for tho puPoe, OF encouraging Foreign ImmiRra-
ton, notice elrn TINT hefo win b0 another meeting,
at Flornco. b. o. Juno I'D aud that Tho ciuIpns of Dar-
Dugton aud adjoining Districts invited 10 attend.
Juno 10 JOHN j. JAMES. Secrc ary.
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THE RAGE FOR crliol sports on tho part Of the
dogiadod population OF The city seems not TO bo
| satisfied with suoh old-fashonod PRACTICES as en-.
counters in tho prizo oring, cock-1ghting, and dog
oontests. Something moro noYol, aud, at tho samo
time, moro intenso in its cruel features must bo
devised. Tho latost novelty, ssys tho New York
Times, occurred fow evenings since, 7slsro so,ne
debased wrctches mot in an uptown erogcory
and allowed full play 10 their brutal riAtrros In
witnessing tho ferce struggles OF humber OF cats
which Soro fastened together In pairs by. their
tails and sIung across limo TO ar themsoIyos In
piocos. It Is difficult, Aiter ts, TO conceive what
tho noxt phase Of "spiriing" will be- Perhaps a
few now suggestions might DO obtained by con.
sulting tho son1 Indians; but tho cruolties which
tho redskins arc wont to practice upon their cap
tiycs aro perhaps Of too rcfnod character for tho
purposes Of our Mackeroyiio constituency.
'titt rlti!i-
TnE NEw oR1HaNs Re, or Juno II, prcaonts
tablo allowing tho white yoo Of Louisiana In 1s60
and tho number Of whfto and colorod pcrsors
registered as far as hoard from, under tho opera-
tlons OF tho Decentralization Aot. Ope roadors
must be contont with tho summary. In the eitv
OF Now Orleans there woro, In 1Bco 10 S58 yotors .
IN 1867 l2,111 whites hago Registered. and II aoo
oolored. In tho stato dnolGding tho; foregoing
Vote OF the city) tho number Of votes in 1ss6 was
o0s62 in 1867, u 900 whitos ayo registorod % far
4 and 49sA ;colorod, from whiol. re- would .broor
thAt uhrOc-aflhs Of tho whtes ipvo not roeiutnred
Tnr EzroATr Frankifn, commanded By csot. A.
II. Pkskocr, ls tteRAt Now York., She's intandoa
for Admiral RAnniouT's fsg-ship and viii sail for
Europe, With him and STAN about thSs 3sth inst.
Admiral FARnAdur will procOel fdireetSto Dhorl
bourg and relioyc Roar Admiral Go1.DeSon6uoH,
and aftorHsrd proceed 10 the Baltic, visiting 6ron-
l 'stadt, DO: q h,,1t Ia:
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ut tNovburyport with second faro having landed
upwards Of 1vo hnndrod bafrols on both trips. .
! Mr.. HIHT6N Rowan IIEIPsn, by his now book
that reoices under tho titlo s.Nojoquc" ia rapidly
disgusting his late ladical friends WHO wont into
'sIGh eSstacy over his "Inponding Crisis" Itis O
poor. nile that doea not work both ways. NlHIr.
H. fifteen years ago. with liitlo education and csa
talent, was doomed competent TO sit in judgment
on tho established institutions Of tho lnnd, and
ovon to try his hand at prophecy, why should his
opinions now on kindred topic not bo entitled 10
the samo consideration especially as ho can claim
that events hayo proved tho soundnoss Of LIS posi-.
tions and tho correctness OF his predictions.
The Prussinn Government has completed the
draft OF q reconstructed Zollycroin, which is 10
embraco tho south German States, as well aJ the
North German Confederation. Tho old Zollydroin
proved powerful bond OF union for tho Gcrtnan
States Whon shoy colored but loosely by means Of
tho Frankfort Diet, Tho now ZoIlyoroin may bo
eIpeobd 70 oxorclho much greater nauoneo in
behalf Of tho national unity. Tho Chambdr ol
Deputies in tho Grand DucLy Of IIcsse-Darm.
sadt, of'uhich country thus lar only ono province
dying north Of Tho river Maino) belonged to thu
North German Confederation, have paesod toso
lutlon IN behalf Of q union Of tho whole Granf
Duchy with Tho North GSrlnan Confederation. :.
An old miner writes TO tho Charlotte IN. G.
Times that tho gold mining ntorost Of tho Westor1
part OF that State is attracting lnrgo share o
aithhtion from Northern capiialisls.A Tho hotel
Arc crowded with them, and ovory train bring
mills, engines and machinery 10 BIO used In workinJ
tho rniaes. About af8htoen or twonty stamp mill
Are up and bsing erocted, four or fyo Of which ar
now in full operation; and at tho Huey mino the,
have, .. top Htxmp mill, which IL now rroddcinj
$500 TN ,bulllon per day. Soioniiio miners iron
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-03-16
Worldly Wisdom.

I. .u,,vssiul men .nl womeL were completely
'fank many - ih,m would probably admit
that there have tsea times 10 their own career,
a, which "a it'll. spice o: worldly wisdom has
prevented them from ao,ng something which
would nave spoiled their fortunes. Either they
li rot say or wfils o. look or DO something
fug which they would have suffered and they
are in conscguenee what they art And most %
ihos, who hav, ihcse FeminisCsnccs have also
before ,hei; mind eye ;hc pic,gFr " soinr one
ol Other 81 their old cOiemrOfafies ~ sghoo. ~
college often pefhaps. = weed, seeds shabby
looking fellow who wouli havC ,luag worldly
wsdom an zach an oceasion 10 tbs winds. and
BY the side - whose chltalfy aud anaiical
simplicity ih-ir swn prudence, ~ii all ~ after.
acquired influence aud greg;less, seems rather
poor thing A. the world coes. u is however,
clear that ne Is nowhsrc and ihey arr every thing.
The worldly wise man has married veil, has
offended nobody by lie opinions has Gained the
credit Of being moderate sud cultivated, has BEEN
lucky 10 his investments, is received With Plea.
sufe AZ the houses where he dimes and visits,
possesses = scat Ia Parliament aud viii &c a
Cahine, membsf before he dies The fanatic
Lives Ia a fever Of indignation ~ every form II
injustice aud hypocrisy 10 the world about him,
cannot h. brought 10 hide his views under a
hnshel Tot the sake Of eonciiating bis rich unccs
OF his aeqaainiances, is abused by society foI
aciting all iis conventional ideas ~ defiance
dresses deplorably, drinks wine that would se'
mos, met 9 teeth on edge, mafres = woman o
as enthusiastic temper Is himself, aud fades avay
without having gained any social or political
distinction at all, ishe were 10 live 10 the ags
of Meihuselah. he would not gain any Every
body has known these two types OF men In their
younger days, aud watched with interest theii
comparative progress though life aud evefybod,
has a, times admired the wise man Of the world
and joined 10 the cTy of pity over the folly and
bad taste " the other .--Nffarf1q RcritH.