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leave them twenty-fQur hours, then drain
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dish. Put these last in before boiling, q
veil.
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dirt, then take strong decoetion OF log
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~
ITO rHs MsxssRs AND AFFILIATED SocIs-
aIRs:
ssFsllev Workingmss, According 70 the
reports We have received from time 70 time.
our continsntal msntses arc vuy psrssvef-
ing id prspsgstlnss ~ prineiplss and ex-
tsading the rsniEcatioatef our Association,
partieaIsrly in Swi1srfand, where most Of
cur brsse6ss Ars actively engaged N estab-
lisaing bsnsat and credit fond, and co-op-
srasivs sssistiss of predastioa ID eoonseeion
with our associssicn. The progress q ths
British ssotion hes been greatly iptsrfered
With BY he RsforR n0seneat. As The
eouncil locks upoa NJ poIieleaf sakfanchiSs-
msnt u che working classesy - sawsens 70
eomplste their sooisl snancipattoas = ~
bus nstural that the British nsnbers should
tske leadink part = tke Reform agitation,
srd thss CT 1lhlisted 6oc1esies shonli, fof
the time beng, throw thsiF whdss wsfg6tiA-
70 the balanes ageinee seactaooezy paease.
nongsrs and malIgpant ohstFuotivss brought
matters 10 crijis- However, now that the
heat Of the agitation hag sabsided, that no
noramonsesr dsnepstratiops hass 70 be be
|organlsed, and the iIss appcinted for the
meeting OF the sec md annual congress-
d drawin1 near, it is high time that
those Who have absented themselves during
the hsst of The contest should resnDs their
seata at the council board, ard oar sfkliatsd
branches should make IN effort 70 lend ps-e
hsioink kand Ths tfns of our assoeflfioa
are NOS spAs1s1etAs osrI lhbts usllc6nsinos
[ ahDaxh ihs atEansian saf'lho Wrestling pop
ulatipg until Hagess slpsMIbesb besouee nAtJ
Ter 81 history. what ~ lot of The lnhoring
/ |p6psl17Io0 Sould y 4 yvoeyt1n9 tsss LEFT
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ysa...,s, pea. ,sded as the,
|Aumiliating for them to be
priests. There il some clevernesl
king this distinction between the kL
his governments. The French Rev olution
had its starting point in the following words,
which we're incessantly repeated at Versail-
les, as in Pans, in l790-srhe King u good
-ah if the King knew sll-'n
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Ths Triumph Of Diligence.

A writer, speGkiug OF his school dayss re.
lates the following incident, which carries i
it healthy moral for the young: There
came to our boarding house, one Sabbss n
evening, . tall, gawkish, white haired ,boy,
with an eye that danced and rolled ike |
snakes, wearing . broken, rusty, seedy
beaver with pantaloons covering about
half Of the cali, bearing sndev his arm hall
washed shirt, tied up in greasy, red siiiis
handkerchief, In which plight be was ushsred
10 the psrsor, where be seemed as restless
A. fish ont OF water. He was going 70 Al.
tend school, and engaged board. On speak.
ing no proved 70 be missrabIy. topgue-tied.
and wlthal hsped 30 shockingly that yo1
would be reminded Of the Kissing OF goose.
Of course be was the laughing stock Of the
school and, strange to tell, those who were
neaTess akin to him in circumstances made
him most frequently the objsct Of their silly
Jests and cruel hunts. To ths surprise of ali.
be was well prepared In the languages ana
msshsmatics, spa J0on riyallsd tks best
sca9lara Of the 3chool. Ahces fsAsr con.
tempt gave plaoS 70 jSs10dsy ma envy ~
became finished speaker, . first rats schoI-
ar, and the last tine heard OF him, was
Professor 10 = Southern College. Such SOC.
cess should provoke TO pssisncs and perse-
yerence those who have TO contend with ob-
stacles such as hs 20 readily surmonnted.
There are few cases more hopeless.
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DEATH OF AN AUGUSTA PRINTER Simeon Bu-
ford died in Chattanooga, Tenn, on the 5th Feb
ruary, 1867, after an illness of eighteen days, of
smallpox, in the 9th year Of his age. Simeon
served his apprenticeship in this office, and was
ever faithful in the discharge Of his duty, both as
equally faithful to all duties, and in the skirmish
near triswuldvillo he was so severely wounded as
to incapacitate him from pursuing his legitimate
BUSINESS. He removed to Chattanooga about
year ago, where he engaged successfully in the
him his younger sisters and nrothers, TO whom,
since the death of their parents, they had looked
for counsel and protection, and whose loss to them
is irreparablo. BY private letter from relative
OF the deceased learn that he was perfectly re-
signed, aud died in the hope ola blissful immor-
taIity. Peace to his ashcs.-Augusta Constutu ion-
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CATHOLIC REVIVAL AT LAwaENcE.-The Law
renee American says an extraordinary degree Of
interest prevails in tho Catholic Church in Chest
nut street in that city. Several priests fron abroad
have reinforced the labors Of the stated clergy,
and services had been held three times day, with
discourse at each, and there is tremendous
jam at all. The aisles, entries, steps, and every
place where foothold can be had, has been pack
cd with worshippers, and earnest ones. Tho dis
courses are earnest appeals to the hearers to do
their whole duty as Catholic Christians, and at
times explanatory of the doctrines and rites Of
the church. The teaching and exhortations are
having visible effect. Thursday evening last the
discourse was delivered by the Rev. Father Will
soc, and though Of an explanatory nature was not
without interest to one not connected with the
church. Iii the course of his address he denounc-
cd theatres, dances, circuses, profanity and i'm
pure conversation, with severity that is seldom
heard even from the sternest Of Puritans. He
said that when Catholics indulged in such prac-
ticcs they left Jesus at the door, and sought tho
company Of the devil lie also denounced the
hunkard male and female, and those who spent
their time i'll grogshops, as having been forsaKen
Of Jesus,
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NOON DISPATCH.
The Stock market is excited. Vrginias Sass;
5-20s, of go coupons, 1o9sa1o9a. Gold opened at
35 but declined to s8s. Cotton dull at sol. ster-
ling, 60 days, 108s Sight 10e4.
Flour quiet. Sales 1000 bbls., at unchanged
quotstions. Wheat quiet al d heavy. Corn dull
and declining. Beef quiet. Pork firm. Lard
dull at 12a1Sc. Whiskey quiet
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks excited and stronger; Five-twenties of
'62 coupons, 1O9a. Gold >s42. Money 4. Ex-
change, s3as3. ,.t
Cotton dull and declining sales 1000 bales, at 80
for Mdding Uplands. Flour dull. Corn declined
1a2c. Pork steady; the market otherwise steady.
Freights by steam to Liverpool, sa11-16d.
New ORLEANS, March 7.-Cotton--sales 1000
bales; market unsettled and lower; Low Middling
2sta2sc., and nominal; receipts 1928. sugar-fair
1S3c. Molasses-prime to choice 75c. Flour-su-
perfne $40 75a1O 81. Gold 81 Sterling 44aaa4511.
New York Sight discount.
CINCINNATI, March 7.-Flour-Trade brands
81 5o@1s so, quiet and steady. Cotton dull and
nominal; Middling Uplands a.. Whiskey in good
demand at 26. Mess Pork, no demand, at $40 Is.
Bacon Shoulders 81; Ribbed Sides 102.
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Invigorate the Responsible Organ.

Invig0rate the Responsible Organ.
The stomach is tho responsible organ of the system.
If the digestion Is imperfect every member every gland
every muscle evey nerve and FIBRE is more or less out
Of order. All the fluids are depraved. The. brain is
couded. The spirits are depressed All dyspepcs ,o,u
this to be the truth It is not however half tho truth
Columns would be required to enumerate the pains and
penalties Of dyspepsia could any pen do them JUS
tce. Tens Of thousands feel kem no man can describe
them.
Can they be prevented9 Can thar be relieved? Can
they be banshed at and fogeye7 UNouEsT1oNABLY
TgEYcAN. No dyepepic has ever taken HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BTTTERs in vain. Believe who says
the complaint is incurable This great vegetable stonla
will eradicate its eradicahng it in thousands of
over which medical practitioners have shaken their heads
oroinously, saying: "Nothing car be done"
The faculty has its fllacies One of them is that Ind
gestion Is the most difficult of sn the ordinary ailments
of mankind to combat and subdue. This is mistake
Nothing can be easier than to conquer it If the ps
cifc be administered This vegetable combination which
has become famous throughout the civilized world
HosTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs is an antidete to
the disease which has mover been known to ta aud for
unately ia everywhere procurabe. you with to fool
with the dyspepsia try the pharmacopia prescriptions
If you want to root it out and prevent Its recurrence
take the Bters daily There Is no discount on the tes
mony in It's fayor. there Is man or woman who has
ever tried it for indigestion without being benefited the
fact has not trsnspired Universal, uncontradicted
praise ayouches its wonderful tonic virtues For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. Isl MEETING STREET,
March 6 Opposite Charleston Hotel
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SENTINEL,

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a%TREAsURERs OFFICE, NORTHEASTERN
RAILROAD COMPANY CHARLESTON, 7th March,
18s7.-The Interest Coupons of this Company, maturing
on 1st March 1887 win be paid presentation at this
Office.
The Coupons due prior to that date viii be funded in
the Company's Certificates Of Indebtedness, bearing
seven per cent. interest," payable semi-annually.
C. WuLIMAN,
March Q Treasurer N. E. R. r. Co.
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Virginia, at Richmond, came off on Tuesday night
last. Diplomas were conferred upon twenty grad
yates, all of Virginia Professor DAVID Fl. TUCKER,
Of the Faculty, delivered an admirable address
the occasion in advocacy Of Southern Education.
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THE Indians in British Honduras still continue
troublesome. The English families had left the
colony in such numbers that hardly enough whites
remained to guard Belize in case of an attack on
that CITY,
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Letters from Damascus announce the arrival
there OF the great annual caravan from Bagdad,
consisting OF $500 camels, one-half OF which were
laden with toumbek (the tobacco which is used for
narglles), while tho remainder carried the travel
lers This year the desert is reported to have been
perfectly quiet; no attempt has been made to mo-
lest any traveller, and the caravan passed without
eneountering any difficulty.
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THE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

IIAvnNG ON HAND A LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La-
dies aud Children and being desirous Of diminishing our
Stock before tho season advances too far would espe
ciay draw the attention OF the public towards the reduc
tion which will be made in prices for the next two
or three weeks from date.
Apply at the DEpOSTIohY,
Jan11ry 29 No. II Chalmers street.
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4 terrible accident occurred in the woods in Wis
consin. bT which man was thrown eighty feet
into The air The man killed was standing on
balance tree to see another tree come down, when
the tree in it's falling course struck the other end
of the tree on which the man was, standing, and
the tremendous weight Of it, coming on the spring
level, tnrew him ike a shot into the air.
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w THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with means Of relief Sent IN sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge: Address Dr. J. sKIILN
HoUeHTCE, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa.
January 15 3mo
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a@ UNION BANK so. Ca, CHARLESTON,
23d February 1887The Annual Election for Directors
Of this Bank will be held on Wednesday, 18th March
prodmo, at the office Of the Bank, on East Bay.
H. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier.
February23 stuths wi
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AB ARTIFICIAL ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. T.
BAUcH and p GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
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Anr1l IA 1vr
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~ BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-TH

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The genuine u signed William 4. Baeheor. All others
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~AWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectscles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of tan cents Address
E. B. FOo1E, ID. D., No. 1lso Broadway, New York.
November
%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicia District at the next election.
SepteMber 10
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WoMEN's LIST. J.

| A
| Aiken, Mary
| Anderson, Csthe-
rim
! Anaeun, DR. Mrs
| John 49,
! b
| Barton, Sarah
| Bsnsthean, JuHal
/, Barrette, Hiss E.
| Beylot, Miss e. !,
| Bennett, Mrs g 1
| Berry, Mrs MT
| Benns, Mrs 9A
| BHQh. Bridget
Blain, Miss 1t
R01fan Katy
| Brunch, Kate -;
| Bororz, Miss L Z.
| Brown, Miss A ID
| Butts, Miss e
| Buck, Mrs @ ~, (.
Bulow, Mrs O.
Butty, Miss q
Byrd, Elizia
| G ~ y,
| Carpenter, Mrs n
e -
| Calvet, SharloH
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.a8 Persons depoaitng letters in the Postohce Win
please to place the stamp near the upper right hApd cor
ner Of the envelope and they viii also please to renem
Der that without the stamp letter cannot be mailed but
must be sent to the Dead Letter Office. q
March ..z--.s.l, -
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Coin, Mrs q
Gevins, Mrs II z
Gardner, Mary.
(Hsy, Mary A
lHsnsIiaun, Ars s
+ =,
|Halcron,-MariA
Harrison, Miss L:
(Hsnshans MrsE5.
|Heyward, Mrs q
| W -sS4,. :.
Haywood, Miss:
Howard. Miss1
|Hin, MIL =
Inn Miss LIN.
|Ae,!, |AoTE9 80, MngE
|aR4ENg r,...4
|hMIasWs@s.' ~ ;.
|nt $500 .
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Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 7.-SENATE.-The Chalrmen
of the different Senate Committees are as follows
On Foreign Relations, SUMNER on Finance, SHER'
MAN; on Commerce, CHANDLER on Approprla-
tons, MoRaE1L; on Manufactures, SPRAGuE; on
Agriculture, CAMERON; on Military, WILSON; on
Naval Affairs, GRIMES on the Judiciary, IRUM-
BULL on Pensions, VAN WNNE; on Territories,
YATES; on the Pacific Railroad, HOWARD on Pos
tai Affairs, RAMSEY on Lands, PosERoE; on Pr1-
vate Land Claims, -; on Indian Affairs, HEN
DERssN: on Claims, HOWE on Patents, WILEY.
The following Bills were introduced and re-
forred:
To construct the California Railroad, and one
directing the sale of all public property at Har-
per's Ferry.
a Constitutional Amendment, forbidding States
to abridge their rights on account Of color.
To build military road from Galveston to Fort
Gibson.
To reorganize the civil governments OF the
seeded States.
The Senate then went into Executive session,
and adjourned.
HousE-In the House JNo. HOGAN, of Missouri,
contests PILES seat. KELLY, of Pennsylvania, In
troduced resolution directing the Judiciary Com
mittee to report bill declaring who shall cali
convention to reorganize the Southern States and
to provide for the registration of voters, &c.. &C.,
which was passed. A resolution was passed di-
recting the Judiciary Committee to pursue the i'm
peachment Investigation.
A bill ceiung Aexandris, Va, to the District Of
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ENoTICE TO REDITORs.-oFFICE or
MASTER IN EQUITY, 10Th January, 1sS7-Pursuant to
the order Of Chancellor LEsEsN made in the cause of
Wischen Cordes notice is hereby given to the Cred
itors Of HENRY WITTsCHEN deceased, to come In and
prove, before the undersigned their demands againut
the Estate Of the said Tesaor before the 10th day
Of March, 1867 be debarred from any benefit of the
decree above made in the case.
JAMES TUPPER,
January Is ..f9 Master In EQUITY