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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-13
w. B. JOHNSTON,

maSlStraI0 anu NOTARY fuDnc,
XXTHL attend promptly to all office bu-
wv siness, collection Of debts, &c. Will
also draw up conveyances, leases, mort
cages and other legal documents, on rea-
sonable terms. He may be found at the
Ph9niJ Office during business hours.
June4
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Agricultural and Horticultural I'm.
dement's,

at The Sign Of the Golden Pat Lock.
"A siating in partof PLoWs, HARRoWS,
FAN MILLS, GRAIN CRADLES, Scythes,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters.
ALSO,
Pruning Saws and Knives, Ladies' Gar
den Tools, in setts and pairs; Transplant
ing Trowels and Forks, Spades, Spading
Forks, Rakes, Hoes, Lines, &c. In store
and for sale LOW for CASH by
April JOHN @. DIAL.
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NEW SCHEDULE
sss Ls {
On Spartanburg and Union Railroad

" 3 es1h1 V Off1VH ALd1II UdU'
ON and after MONDAY, the Goth Nav
W inst, the Passenger Trains will run
on Mondays, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
Down trains leaving Spartanburg G. H. at
trains leave Aston at IL. 80 p. m. ;arriye at
Spartanburg G. II. at ZOO p. m.
THOS. b. JETER,
President s. & U. Railroad.
Unionville, S. O., May 1S, 1867. 1mo
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GENERAL SUP'TS OFFICE.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Trains will run daily, Sun.
days excepted. az follows.

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State South Carolina--Richland Dist

IN TIE COM-nON PLEAS.
Abraham Stork, Survivor, VS.. Keatlnge &
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CHARLEsro Feb. 16. P. M.-Cotton inactive
and unchanged.
MOBILE, Feb. Is, noon.-SaIes 80 bales cotton
quiet middlings 3O12 receipts for two days
1871 bales.
MoSTaoMFRY, Ala, Feb. l5-But a limited
business was done to-day, we continue to quote
the market nominal at 25826, buyers paying the
tax.
AUGUSTA, Ca, Feb. 1.-THE market was very
dull to-day, and less active than on Saturday,
with decline of z cent, yet good many bales
changed hands. We quote, as a basis middlinE
at 30 and strict middling at 3O12 cents. The of
feTing stock was still light. The sales were 3OS
bales and the receipts l6i bales. The stock on
hand in Augusta and Hamburg to-day amounts
to 1921 bales.
MACON, Ca, Feb. l5.-There was but little de
mand for cotton tO-day-the advices from Liver
pool, received at a late hour on Saturday night.
having shown a still further decline in the mar
ket-and though middling upiands continued at
BE yet BUYERS did not entaF the market a.
holders were asking 2619 cents for the better
grades and as a consequence, but few sales took
place at that figure.
COLUMBUS. Ga, Feb l6.-The feeling in our
market yesterday was slightly BETTER but the
prices remained about the same-say % cents for
Mddlings. The inquiry was rather better than
on the day previous, but the offerings were not
SO free The stock on hand amounts to l3.543
bales.
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ADDRESS OF W. n. BIBo AT THE CAPT.
roL.-Pur7uant to public announcement,
Col. Bilbo delivered an address on the
issues OF the day, in the hall Of the House
Of Representatives last night. The number
in attendance wassmall, the hall beingabout
one fifth full, while an occasional darkey.
a female here and a male there, might have
been seen perched in the galleries, remind
ing one of the dismal surroundings Of
r0okery, when the main body Of crows
were of on ioraging expedition, leaving
a very slight sprinilling IN the shape of an
Invalid corps, setting in solemn and pen
siye attitude in the uppeTmost branches,
apparently rejecting on their latter end
shortly before s o'clock, Mr. Doughty,
member of the House, called the meeting
10 order and after few remarks in which
he INDUCED in some congratulations lin the
late Radical victories in the Legislature,
and the new accession to the Radical ranks,
he introduced the orator Of the evening
Mr.. Bllbo, on taking the stand, adyerted
TO the fact that in 1859, on the same plat
form ON which. he now stood, he predicted
a civil war which would soon follow, and
which in its magnitude and dire results
would throw in the shade every event Of
the kind which preceded ii. He would
leave it to those present If the carnage and
strife of the last few years did not Justify
his prediction. The speaker then went on
in 4 strain Of generalities, referring 10 the
greatness Of our country before the war,
and what it might be to-day if our people
had listened to the teachings of the i'm
mortal Henry Clay. He next took up the
subject of slavery, and for half an hour or
50 attacked and bombarded with merciless
yigor that deiunct institution.
We might here remark, par parenthesis,
that at this late day we could hardly see
the pertinency Of discussing in elaborate
style the immoralities and abuses assoCi-
ated with an institution wears ago swept
out of existence in the United States. How
ever few Of the Radicals present clapped
their hands, and doubtless felt delighted at
seeing and hearing slavery demolished
once more. The speaker at last touched
on the questions Of the day." and his re-
marks here, it must be confessed, were
somewhat mixed. Rebels and traitors he
thought, shouldn't talk about power aud
that sort of thing, after having endeayored
TO overthrow the best government the world
ever saw. 1t came, then, with bad grace
from those who had been identified with the
rebellion, to stand upon theirdignity, andre
fuse such a magnanimous offer as the consti-
tutional amendment. For himself his skirts
were not clear, but his surroundings were
such at the beginning Of the war that he
was almost compelled to take the course he
did. But after all he continued, it would
not do to leave man practically slaves, even
though their sin was great Universal
suffrage, for black and white, was the grand
remedy, and the work of reconstruction
would not be complete until that was
brought about MIR Bilbo was listened to
with marked attention, and his remarks
were frequently applauded
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-21

THE Crowded houses is the
order Of the day, or night rather, at this
establishment. The audience last night
WAS large and fashionable, aud "The
Hunchback" was performed in manner
10 be greeted with well-merited applause.
Miss Dora Shaw dresses and acts correctly.
without being able to suggest the idea OF
greatness or transcendant talent Mr..
Doud was quite effective in his role, but
especially DO we feel disposed to compli-
ment Miss Augusta Dargon forthe thorough
uaturalness and naivete which she displayed
ia the character Of Helen. We have hardly
ever seen anything more etfectually rem
deyed than one OF two acts where Miss
Dlrgon azmade totgure somewhat Promi
nenty. The afterpiece went Oh wen, with
Pratt 10 furnish the comicalities The
performance tonight embraces lngomar
and a roaring farce
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A SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DISEASE
My communication with the world is very
much enlarged by the Lozenge which /
now carry always in my pocket; that trou-
bic in my throat for which the Troches'
are a specifc) having made me often a
mere whispeier."-N. P. WILLIS.
For a cough, cold, an irritation or sore
ness OF the throat, Browns Bronchial
Troches" will often give instant relief.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-21

FFRSELIUs calls disease an affection of
the body, contrary 60 nature a purtuha-
uou OF i,s habit; a arrangement of its
courses. What disease as, sometimes elude5
human intelligence, hut some diseases are
known their origin. action, and even their
anudotes Whoever has discovered an
actual remedy for one disease, has done
something for has race. DIR. Aver has
done more for his medicines afford us the
means 90 control and cure several danger
Gus disorders. We rarely speak on medi-
cal subjects preierriRg to leave them to
physicians, who understand them better
Bat such effects as are seen in our midst
on affections OF the lungs. By Ayers Cherry
Fectoral, on soroiulous complaints. by his
Sarsaparilla; and on the several complaints
thai they cure by Aver Pills, should not
be ignored. -KC5hE ,I5ua) Journal Nv
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THE CITY


We call attention to the following adyer-
tisements which appear in this morning
paper for the first time. The reader Is
referred to them in another column:
Henderson bros, licensed practical
plumbers and gas aud steam filters, No. ~
Cherry street, opposite Colonnade build
ing, are prepared 10 do all work in their
line with promptness and neatness.
The best qualities Of -four sugar and
coffee may be had at the wholesale grocery
establishment Of Weakly d Narbrough,
No. North College street.
Mr.. J. r. Wiuboum has opened the ST.
Cloud Hotel.
Frst-class city property, variously To-
Gated is offered for sale by J. L. & r. W.
Brown.
r. W. Brown, executor Of DR.. John NJ.
Watson, deceased, notifies persons indebted
10 that estate % settle
The Buisy family, from Paris, are 10
appear at the New Theatre on NJ onday,
the 18th inst.
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FsRra.-Wc learn that the barn of Mr.
Thomas O.. Pointer. Of this county. on
the Lebanon pike, was recently destroyed
Iy Gro. together with its contents large
quantity Of hay, grain, etc. The Gre was
tLe work Of an inceudiary
a saw mill at Johusouyille, the property
ui Judge }. NJ. Palmer. for several wears
past resident Of this State, was burnt yes
teriay morning The mill was valued At
about 5000. Judge Palmer came 60 TINS
,,iy on the train from Johusonyille ye5teg-
day. and state that be had been warned
that has property would Doe destroyed, and
had applied 10 the military authorities tor
70 guard 90 protect it, rhia wa declined,
uDisss ordered by Gen. Thomas. Tie
I,Fards the buniug ut hi- mill a- the tai
Liiment OF threats against which he could
ual protect himself We hope the guilty
paui,- NAV be detected aud punished az
they deserve The yiussu- at johnson
vale vail, Ne ieel sure. DO them utmost o.
ferret them out
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F. TT .t. ~ ..
cent. higher than two weeks ago. aud were COM
paraiively scarce and in request on Friday and
Saturday. The new consolidating sos, Janu-
AIRY and July, have advanced rs 2 cent in the
same time.
+ There was an improved trade in dry goods
both foreign and domestic last week. The aUc-
ton sales of foreign fabrics went off with some
spirit especially for dress goods suitable for
spring and summer wear. The export move
ment of domestic produce also improved from
the previous week and we look for a further in
crease from the shipments OF cotton, of which
New \ ERIK has now large and constantly in
creasing stock. the receipts of the fortnight past
being 5000 bales.
The import entries for the past week amount
to 732 49, against the total entries Of s.. 1885,.
Z!5 same week last year. The export cleaTances
of domestic produce amount to So go $50, against
SS.7I1,26 same week last year. The export of
specie amounts 10 1868 49l, against S445,SS same
week last year. The customs for the week are
81. 752,000 The receipts of cotton, coastWise aud
by railroad. are 25.243.
The gold value of the import entries Of foreign
merchandise at New York since July !, 1860, the
beginning of the current fiscal year, are officially
TO Feb. u and semi-Ofhcially tsince) reported as
fOllOws-the entries of foreign specie being omit
ted:
Total since July 1870 1872
Against same time last year......... ls0,O6S, 239
Decrease since July Ol9
The currency value Of the exports of domestic
produce and miscellaneous goods from New
ork, including foreign articles re-eXpOrted
since July, /, 1866, are as follows:
Total since July ". aoZZ5b
Against same time last year. ...., 49, So, rs
Decrease since July 492
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RAID GA A Moro GANBnEG DES.-A
raid on a gambling den on Line street,
between College and Cherry, kept by sam
Martin aud another negro, was made yes
teriay morning by officers Reddick, Star
key, smrdeyanL Spain, RcTigue, IiEuor
and Arnold, and they sugJeedei IN
surprising the camp and capturing
thiriv-iour prisoners. Active efforts
we're made 20 escape when the alarm
vas given. but all the avenue were closed.
ard none OF the inmates Of the house got
Of Cock-Eghting, Ia fayoritc sport Of
Cufce.1 dice, cards and all sorts Of gaming
are pmcliced IN this den by negroes, and
ID ought 20 be broken up The prisoners
viii be before Recorder Foster to-day
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PERsoEAL.-Miss Laura Keene has been
in the city for a couple Of days ORing to
some unforeseen circumstance, she will not,
We learn, play any engagement al the New
Theatre, Notwithstanding the announce
ment heretofore made.
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NEw YORK, Feb. 2O-Cotton is dull and
heavy. and nOminaily unchanged; 321Z933c for
middling uplands. Flour is a shade frmer aud
not much doing; S. 60G9 80 for super6ne State
s. 55as 50 for superfne Western So Solo -
for extra Western. $40 SSdl2 for choice West
eTn sl0tGll 30 for extra round hoop Ohio and
Sll 65G1l2S5 for trade brands; the market clos
ing quiet Whisky quiet and without change.
Rye dull
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ALE Nancy, arrested for having ia his
possession watch stolen last weeI. from
Mr. Sloan's restaurant, was up before Esq.
Mathews yesterday, but the case was con-
tinued, az the negro had received the watch
igom another now ia Jail
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Forpimn Markets.

LoNDoN, Feb. 2O-Eyening -COnsols closed at
g03l for money 5-20s ~ Illinois Central % 4:
Illinois Centrnl extra, 70 Erie 80.
LIyKRPOoG, Feb. 20.-Eyening.-COtt closed
quiet with sales of 5000 bales Of middlng up
lands at Id Wheat and corn quiet Bacon
AIS per cwt. for middles. TallOw AS and Cd per
cwt. Lard sos and Sd per cwt. Resin, common,
"a and Cd Petroleum Is and Cd
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NEW WORK. Drv C,oods Market

NEW YORK, Feb 2O-The activity in the cot
ton goods market has partly subsidized in conse-
quence OF the severe snow storm, but there Is a
fair enquiry for calicoes. which have been re
duced in price. Standard sheetings are scare
and firm at 2llZ622c Prints range from lie to
20. Domestic wOOlens, and foreign fabrics dull
md H.nrassal enn1Iph
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF CHANCERT
u Court the Properly on the corner Of M
verify and Washington and south Jeher7Ju
rtrees belonging l. the estate Of Major r q.
Eastman, IS offered Tor sale.
This property a. within one hundred yards &
the south Nashville Street Railroad. & plea
sanity and elFibiy situated. cJntlias near four
acre and viii be old in a b0ty OF divided iBIo
l1t9
The re-iieuce j. a c8mtIrtabte frame contain
ina eight rooms, besides kitchen and outh0useg
The ale viii be made Tree from redemption,
and on "a HTedit Of FIX, twelve and eighteen
months, except ba cum Of 10 per cent. % be paid
in cash. Notes with approved eeuuty vii be
required ana lien retained
Apply g. the undersigned on the prsmisss. ar
az No. p North Chsuy stTeet.
j. II. CURkEi. M. d..
iausl-tC Commissioner
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BUREHAM q WAEDs are manufacturing
an excellent article ofGreproof gum betting
81 their mandatory on North Market.
Success TO home enterprise We hope THIS
firm will end full favor with the public.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK. February 2.-Money unchanged
Gold firm, closing at 1873. Early dealings in
ci6c Mail At first open board the general mar
ket was rather more steady, followed by a firmer
feeling. After bOar1 Erie rose to $50, and N.
The great feature was Pacific Mail declinings
which was attended with increased excitement
Stock opened at 49, fell off to l34. but afterwards
rallied to 1873. Miscellaneous shares all lower.
but rather steady Coal stocks quiet and gen
orally unchanged. At / o'clock board Pacific
Mail declined still further selling at 1861, the
dividend being but per cent, which is per
cent lower than any dividend declared by the
Company for many years, has had the effect OF
deBreciating stock. At ID board Pacific sold
down to l33lE with large transactions.
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10Th inst quote 5-2Os at 74c. On the Doth
these securities opened at 74ic, with an adj
vancing tendency
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks at par, and sold at ! premium.
Very little was done in uneurrent money.
Bank Of Tennessee was very quiet at SOC
buying, and S5c selling, and We heard of
but little changing hands at this rate.
Union and Planters Bank notes were
scarce and in good demand at 85c buying,
and Soc selling
Southern Bank notes were dull at the adj
yertised rates
Nashville corporation checks were
baught at Zoe discount
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 18th inst. "a follows: $4,000 new at
65Ic.
The New York Tribune says in its money
article Of Saturday evening:
The demand for government stocks is large
and steady. For the new issue Of 6s of 1865 1883
has been paid. Tue conversions of 1905 are on
the increase and by the 18th Of August nearly the
whole series will be exchanged. The general share
market is dull and lower, and a continual dispo-
sitOn shown to close up by operations on the
bulb side. The street is overloaded with shares,
which are still dear. basing their value upon
their ability TO pay regular income equal TO that
derived from government stocks or mortgage
bonds. At no remote period they will move
again toward their value as investment.
Mail advices from New York to the eve
ming of the 10th inst, report the supply of
loanable funds seeking employment in
temporary loans as in excess of the demand
Call loans were easy at 5 to per cent, and |
first class indorse notes were discounted at
7 per cent.
The exports of specie from New York to |
foreign ports last week amounted to S56S, |
49S. The following will show the total |
exports from Jan. to Feb. IL, in the |
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ACCEPTS THE CALL.-We learn that AZ
ter repeated invitations Rev. Mr.. Allen,
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian Church
IN this city, has accepted the call Of
the Pine Street Presbyterian Church,
OF Philadelphia. We are not apprised IA
20 when Mr.. Allen will start for his new
field Of labor.
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THE revival at the First Presbyterian
Church, and also at the McKendree Meth
odist Church, is still carried on nightly
with encouraging results.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-21

New MUsIC.-Mr John Luck, AZ Union
street, has just received a large stock Of
sheet music embracing the newest and
most popular pieces out One of the best
parodies Of the day, Come Down, Father"
has been eel 20 music, and competent
Judges say il ia very lne There Is little
doubt IL will become az popular a. the
original, 1T not more so
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Ma d. RAILROAD, Feb. 2O-189 bales
cotton, 6 sacks dried fruit, bags cotton
yarns, 30 do boiling, stands tar, sacks
corn, l6 sacks oats.
n & c. RAILROAD, Feb. 2O.-63 bales
cotton, 26 sacks rags, 2 sacks feathers, 4
empty beer barrels, stills
BY the River.
Steamer Starlight, from WaJaah-9735
sacks corn, $40 sacks oats.
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TIE TenuesseeO Orphan Asylum at Clarls-
vile Is inst in receipt Of valuable contribu-
tion- from the Southwest Relief Commission
of Louisville.
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Cincinnnti N[Rrket.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2O.-COttOn unchanged. The
large falling of in receipts at New Orleans, tele-
graphed to-day, make holders frmer; middling
2eg29lIc Flour and grain unchanged. and but
little done. Whisky quiet at 81 %. Provisions
dull and without change. Mess pork S2Od20 q.
Lard 12c. Bulk meats ~, 91Z@l01lc but no de
mand for any but shoulders. Bacon quiet at 90,
11Hdl21%c for shoulders, sides and clear sides.
Butter dull at Z8gSgc ter prime to choice central
Ohio roll. and 33625 for western reserve.
Gold 1867 buying and l3T49l37L selling.
Exchange steady, par buying and lilo premium
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THE Louisville and Nashville railroad
is crowded with business, and has about a.
much down freight a. it can manage MAY
il always be so.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-21

A FEW Of the delegates to the Radical
Convention which convenes tomorrow at
the Capitol, have already arrived in the
city.
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WING, TOBEY d CO..

Corner Union and Cherry 81, Opposite
Bank Of Tennessee, bankers, Rud
Dealers I'm Gold, silver, Govern
msHf stocks, Compound Interest
Notes, Land Warrants ana Southern
hank Notes.
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RECORDERS COURT, Feb. 2O.-N. Cor
bett, disorierly, $40 and costs.
Ellen Profit, drunk and disorderly, $50
and costs
Mr.. Sloneger, disorderly, $40 and costs.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE Feb. 20.
COTTON.-The cotton market was not
very active to-day, and sales, in conse-
quenoe of unfavorable adyices from abroad,
were made at a decline. Some ZS9 bales
were sold, as follows: 81 at 27G2.4 at
2G!; ! at &c; G at 25!; GS at274; q at
27@21!; at l6; % at 2I@274; II at
q; at %; l6 at %; Z at 243c per lb.
The bulk of the sales were at 27@27i.
Bales.
hecelY 20
....--..-...... 1OS
CORN.-The receipts to-day were 9735
sacks. Sales on the wharf at 930395c, de
liyered at depot, 81 OG.
OATs-SO@85c per bushel. Choice Sc
lect seed, black oats, command the latter
figure.
HAY-$26@$27 per ton.
BACoN.-The market is dull, and bat
little is coming in at present. The demand
is very light No change in prices.
GROCERIES Market active, and sales
liberal, at yesterdays figures
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Gard 40 InyaIids.-A clergyman. while
covered safe and simple remedy for the cure
Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary aud Seminal Organs. and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured
By this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine.
in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FIRE. or CHARGE. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station D. Bible House New York city.
febl4-3m1
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TINS year St. Patrick Day, March 18th,
comes on Sunday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

shelby Female NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
cured the services Of a resident French lady.
who has had many years experiences in teach
ing French and German, as spoken languages
10 Paris. Germany and Liverpool, would be
pleased 10 receive pupils from the city 20 form
classes in these languages. A rare opportunity
is now afforded Of acquiring these two languages
a. spoken languages. such as has seldom been
presented IN this city.
Gao g BUTLER. A. NJ, Principal