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them have taught over twenty-five years.
The young lady teachers all graduated in
one of the best Female Colleges in the
South, and excel in their respective depart;
ments
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TRUSTEES.

TRUSTEES.
Hon. SIMPSON BoBO, Spartanbufg.
Rev. G. MURCHISON.
Judge T. O. P. VERNON, Spartanburg.
Rev. L. G. HERBERT, Ninety-six.
Prof. A. H LESTER, Spartanburg,
Rev. J. A. PORTER Georgetown.
Major JOHN A. LEE, spartanburg.
Rev. M. BROWN, Columbia.
Major A. H. KIRBY, Spartanburg
Rev. W. S. BLACK, Neyberry. i
Rev. A. W. WALKER, Spartanburg.
Prof WARREN DuPREE, Spartanburg
J.H. WILSON, Esq, spartanburg.
FACULTY..
Rev. ANsoN w. CUMMINGS, A. NJ, d. ID,
President and Teacher of Mathematics, and
Lecturer on Natural Science, &c !.
Mrs: l. H.scuMnrse& ,
Teacher of Rhetoric, Mental and Ne Moral
Science. lss "a Il
Miss ALICE NJ. SHELDON,
Music, Embroidery, Painting, l.eathet
Work, Hair Work, &c.
Miss ALICE LoA1AX,
Music, French, English Literature.
Miss SUE V. R. SHELDON,
French, Music, History.
Miss NJ. JANE WoFFoRp,
Natural Science, Latin, &c.
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.RARNwET,T,

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i Merchants and business men try 1t for afew months
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Terms for the paper-SS per annum, in ADVANCE
Advertisements inserted at the 81 per square
twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Cards of ten lines or less at the rate of $40 for thre
months
Contracts by the year for six months, allowing priv
ilege OF changing on more favorable terms. Address
EDWARD A. BRONSON.
November j. Publisher no <rcpri@tor,
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tba peard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner
bce bec sJ by the elite Paris and London with the
most aerns Names Of all cha yen wi II,
aver Instance thc money Will be cheerfully refunded
Price by mail sealed and postpaid. 81 Descriptive eIr'
culars and testimonials mailed tree Address BERG
SHUTS CO, Chemists. N2. aSo hiSer street Troy :"
Y, Sole Agents for the United States
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Students coming by Spartan burg and
Union Railroad, should leave Columbia or
intermediate stations, on MopdaY,zN edpesr,
day. or sasdrds swll 1ep come d'
through. EIsFss Sa8 ls!s astea @ 5 asjpah Z q sSs
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TILE EExT PooKsaH
In use; can all be procured In SPARTAN
burg, at reasonable prices.
s.nAsTAs1naAsrIuSA 8 A;s sc

The College has a beautiful aud extern
sive Apparatus, for illustrating the various
branches of Natural Philosophyd Chemistry
and Astronomy. Lectures 5n these sub
iects, free to all, will be delivered during
the year. .o!,ewE
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Rnltfmorn NInrket.


port dull market; somoinqury from splnnersr D9 a.
low Agures small sales have been made on the DSsS VI
22a22K cents for Middling Upland
CoFFEE-There is good inquiry ana noloets ,t Iod
for Rio; wo report sales Of 800 bags at 10 Genus eo
Stock reduced to Il 900 bags in first hands
FLouR-Hih co.. tinued light receipts from the West
and fair local and export demand stocks are nucn re-
duced Supers ne very scarce and difficult to buy We
report sales to-day of 20Oa3OO bbls Supers and E& or
homo wants, IL. 80 p.,.,.
more for the week ending September 26th 1851 were
as folows:-Howard street. 4ot9 bbs; CITY Mills; oo
bbls Ohio 1927 bbs; and Family SSl6 b6lSLe0a
Flour, 2l, ,694 bbs. Together with 2f9 pos n.y. fA'
and 100 bbls Corn Meai. IL, ess
GRAIN-Receipts Of wheat were light To-Day, Sly ooo
bushels white and 1000 bushels red; tne N Se
steady and without Quotable change; incuaeo ~ ,ne
sales were 100 bushels white common az sZ % NJ
sale of white reported 800 bushels cholco req
at M 26OO bushels do milling at 81 ooa2 90 ozo
a. 90 sS 900 bushels fair to good at 50 9oa9 So and
tough lots at 81 5a2 IT, Corn-l4oU pusnes %nt anu
325 shels yellow received prices az asa
96 Oats-35OO bushels received; demand acuVe saies
reported were 556 bushels prI at oc go 40 COCO 90
a6c 25O0 bushels at 65ac 1850 do iar AZ sSoS
ont of store 5000 bushels common at S0c ard SoCo
eIs fair Mt 60c Rye-555 bushels offered 2OO pusneis
sold at 81 4Oa1 As q bushel. ~ ~, porto
NIoLAssEs-There was sale To-Day oi oo niu' io
pnoy1soSsBacon was in fair obbing demand to-day;
nrncpay for the South Sales foot up rs to l0O hnds
included were Shoulders at IA l4Ac. BIO Siaes,
17Ic and Clear Rib, is 18Ac nearly all at the lnsde
figure: Hams quiet as last quoted 19 19hc for plan
canvassed and 23 rs C. Tor Western as
to quality and brand; Mess Pork sale to- a OF 20 dds
western at s25 so q bb; Lard is held at l3A lac Tor
city and II 4Hc for Western barrels outside prices
for jobbing lots We quote Mess Beef o. $40 70 anu
Extra Mess. S2S 50 q DBL, as 10 quanty' fo'niAe
doing in Bulk Meats. ,,
SUGAIWe report sales to day OF l0o nnds forpo hco'
in lots, to the trade, at 12h a IA c.
rrFrSEp S,JaAIs-Were advanced to-day hci we now
quote as follows: for extra ne powdered HHc; crushed,
nowdered and grsnuated Ito; soft crushed white
circle DO c }tc. eas vsIiow 1S,ic Der m for
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SESSIONS AND vACATroN-

BESSIONS AMI FzACz1 IIOIS-
The Fall Session will open October 3d..
1867, and close February 18th, 1868.
The Spring Session will open February
goth, and close July 9Th, 1868.
Vacation extends from close of Spring
Session, to October 1st.
A few days recess at Christmas.
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rne Char,eston Cotton aInrHst.

orrrop OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY EENs. /
CHAsLIsroN, Saturday Evening. sspt %. hss. ,
The depressing news from tho liverpool market N
anoed much caution ON the part Of buyers and the n
Al operations cf ths day we're eff ced only afe con-
cession Of about cent p b on the part OF seoss
The demand was quite light. purchasers and motors
generally swaiting further intelligence The TRANSACTIONS
were Is bsles-ssy at Is. and 10 at lsH We quote;
Low MddliIe e....--................n
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Augusta Market,

AUGUSTA, septem' er 2s.-REMAsxs-Trade eonen,
m snnroye but hiss not reached anything hike he
Snsinass of corresponding seasons prior to the war
Cn ia coming in slowly and planters nnd they reaze
St mail propo,tion OF th ir expectations Our mer-
chsns nave fu stocks which they will sell as rapidly as
po.Iible at o aight advance cost
OorToN--Ths Price of this stope continues 70 go
doum. decline Of cents per pound has taken place
snce our last weekly report This TO our mind is almost
,If,ancountsbe In view Of the certainty OF crop very
Iitzie greater than last aoason
contemporary, the cambridge Argus on this suo.
;ect ssys sThe present price Of Cotton, 1t Is well
fnon 10 based upon the anticipation Of full crop in
the United Stztss the present fathat is, upon four
millions Of bales. This being true, failure to realize
That nuber Of bales must have the effect TO raise the
urice Ana t is reduced to certainty, from what
va see In our exchanges that the present crop has not
only been reduced by the late unprecedented rainy
se and other cuses but it has been cut of all OF one
ha{: and instead Of four millions, the yieo will fall short
of tuo-indeed to less amount than was raied last
year. when he price Of Cotton was nom 40 to S6 cents
during the season In New York. 1t Gradual, falhng to
te tcrmer aqJrs late in the spring. According to the
bcst hahts before u.s. there be but Little doubt Of the
rse price Cotton after the yield OF the present
dtsaspus Year IL sscerained. The only event that can
aoct this resalt II unexpected yield in India and
other countries hare Cotton Ia grown OF which, as yet
W hsyeno assurance.
EnAxcnEn--Gold in very good demand. Brokers
buying at 142a1z9; selling at 144. Silver (Amercan)
buying 1S2 and selling at 1856; foreign buying at 137a
N0
srouxuuzs.--aecrsa Railrcsd Stock wan scla as low
as Se IN small l,ta Montgomery and West Point per
emit Bptaa werp sold ut soc,
MECHANICALLY demnnd at par.
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PLEASE,

PLEASE,
After reading this, hand it to some one
who has daughter to edqcate@or post it
up in some public place. OSaG
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September 2S. S.-TURpENTISEomo MAJ
ket steady and recepts meaers Sales of only l39 Dds
at 81 fer yellow dip and 50 60 for new hard peg S9 los
SPIRITS TURpENTINE.-Tho market 1s qmet anu tiis
price has declined shade. Sales q 10 DoiS d. 0'' W
RosN.-Tne market rules dull ana inactive ana M an
grades heve been entirely neglected to day. no sacs na
fAE-l5c bbls changed hands at So G5 per Dbl. 90.
Corros-Seven bales middIing sod to-day az i7c
lib.
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COMMERCIAL.
E1porrs.

RosToN-rer brig Josie 4 Deveresnz-so bales hags:
Paper. &c, 5 packages Lead. . packasss Soppe''
nacSases Zinc $50 tons bop, packages brarA :,
rryx YoRK-Per steamship Chanpion-1z hates
Cotton, 4s7 bales Upland Cotton. @ ters acs isS e
6bls Eosin, 72 bales pornostss. a. paaeS hoS.s. :.
bbis md as SACHS Flour, Q bsles Wool, paefzgss
Fruit Il n LIS Leather, 10 packages srAdziesS ~
empty Barrels. ., ,.,. r,.s.v,a
Cotton 40 600 feet Lnmber 10 halss kndes. IS pack
srss turniture IS bales Yarr. % hasAs featnes "A
rolls Leather, 10 packages sundrasa. hnds bones'
L. empty Barrels.
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THOSE INTENDING to pstroniae the Col
lege, will confer a favor by Immediately
addressing the President. at Spdrtanbufg,
S, c. = Gl =, -,
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LATIN.
Bullions Grammar, Reader, Cesar, etc.
FRENCH.
Fasquelles French series is used.
GERMAN.
Woodbury's New Method is used.
MUSIC.
We use Piano without Master, Hunten's,
Richardson's, (new edition,) and Bertinis Instruc-
ton Books. In vocal, Mason's Normal 1nstruc'
tor, and New Carmina Sacra.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES,
r,IrRLIsHED AT ORANGEBURG &. ii.

u1HIs PAPER CALCULATES THROUGHOUT THf
facuitias for s,Iyertisere February IS
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
British bark Yumur Thompson. up Sept 10
British bark Florence Chapman, Jones sailed. Sept
Br bark Queen Stuart sailed. August IL
The Chattanooga, Freeman, sailed. August ~
The Charleston, Morley, entered outward. sept II
ANTWERP.
The Triton, Keoger, sailed. sept
DoMESTIO.
pocKPohT, NE.
Schr 3 Jameson, Jameson, up. Sept
BOSTON.
Brig forrey, Sellers, cleared. ed.............Sept
Brig Galveston, MerTyman, up..............Sep Sept
Schr Crocker Love- cleared. sept ~
Schr MaineI aw johnson, sept 10
Schr Chloe, Hatch, cleared. sept ~
NEW YORK.
schr " Smith, Tooker cleared. Sept Is
Schr Conklin, Daniels, up. sept 10
Schr Americus, moss, up. -. =. sept .
Schr Hawkins, wyatt up. .............-.ee sept 20
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Johnson, Marts, cleared. Sept 10
GEORGETOWN, d. c.
schr A Haleck. Crowel, sailed....:. Sept u
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UNIVERSITY JOURNAL
MEDICINE and: SlRGRRY.

A sEsn-MoNTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE, SURGERY,
PHYSIOLOGY, HYGIENE AND GENERAL LlrEhA-
TIRE. DEVOTED TO THE PROGRESSION AND
THE PEOPLE.
The cheapest Medical Paper in the world, puohfheo
,aaoo,,o tba TInivareitv BuIldnp Mnth-street
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VIRISKERS and MUS
w TAcHEs forced to
grow upon the smoothest t
fnco In from three to hve
weeks by using DR.. SEYIG-
MES RESTAURATEUH
. CAPILLAIRE. the most
wonderful discovery IN mo-
darn ecience. acting upon
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THE EAST FLORIDA BANNER,
oCALA. Ma RIoN COUNTY, FLORIDA.
T. F. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor
S. c. DEBRUHL Assistant Editor

THE BANNER HAS A LARGE OIRCUt ALTON
Il throughout the most populous and wealthy portions
of Florida.
Businessmen, desirous Of introducing their busness
through that section, would do well to adyeree In 1ts
columns.
SUBSCRIPTION, So A YEAR. CO.
spAHSIcK Co., Agents, at Courier Office, Charleston,
South Carolina.
Septnuber
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ba nonossib,a 10 mako quotation there, having sbeee
1tta ~ ths old CROP and nearly ali in retail dealers
hands There was an arrival Of 5000 bushels Of new
,omob ,ice today Ihe first cargo of the season. which
will nor however be placed upon the market being m
enaaJ ior axport-a small portion of might possibly
ho Off nd We may expect next week that the market
viii assume some ape when arrivals increaBs.
Fprr;Hrs-! here has been reduction the tarlH on
,ercha udiso from New York this port but re,ghs
iron, savannah ae unchanged. We quote: TO New
york by steam &c for square and 20. for round baes
domestcs Toe. q BALE Little Offering for biv-
erpool via New York. the being 1S32d. for square
and I'd for round bales Lumber feights are nominal
scarcely quotable. Timber reighs to Europe 35s 70
South American ports S1S@20 TO Northern ports ss@o
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, September o5.-CorfoN-the Ia: ihsr-
ket continued to exhibit the features 70 day
we noticed in our last rerort Factors were uanesuS
willing to meet the demand freely anu nake
ccssons in accordance with the tenoI Vi tno
news but buyers came forward reluctanty, WIN oe.s ~
Greater reduction than would be submitted TO- Under
tbsse the sales confred to "O oaes
at irregular and lower prices Low miodhg was eoi a
o0c which is lc under the figures accepted yeseroay
bnt e market closed too much unsettled 10 enoe Us W
H- STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand 1s September lso!....... ues-i''-oo
Received today. tio 49,
Recei ,ed previously. oo4z- o''''
22,21S
Cleared today. none
Cleared previously ooou- o,ooo
s+o., on hand and on shiuboa.a lc,oss
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RESIDENT GRADUATES CooheH'
Philosophy Of Natural History I Geau,a' nex 81 te
Ornatnentals, with Reviews Of any part OF former
course
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nv the use OF
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ALL PENCILS ARE srAtRED:
s ~ AMERICAN LEAD PEHcu co. N: T..
None Fsnuine without tie exact name OF the nrm
Jook to it. Oecenoer 10
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November 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-06

Among the persons graduated by the
Baltimore Dental College on last Thurs
day were Walter Bruce, William Farmer,
S. H. Henkel, Fl. r. Johnson, j. G. Morton,
and J. w. Miller, Of Virginia--a good
crop of dentists for one year.
Fredericksburg Lodge has received a
magnificent royal quarto Turkish antique
Bible, together with square and compass
of solid silver, from Monumental Com
mandery, No. 8, of Baltimore.
Some fredericksburg darkies voted
at the election in Georgetown. One old
fellow. however, declined, saying, They
list nut the names down, and the next
thing is tax on every Niger that voted =
Meas. zgli I, s3se Il = ,r.sI -. Z y ~
Focler. on trial for the murder of Robert
Dinsmore, at Washington, Pa, has been
convicted Of murder in the first degree.
The trial of young Montgomery (son OF an
ex- Congressman for the same offence
commenced on Monday. w
The regular monthly Scranton coal sale
took place In New York on Wednesday
when go, 900 tons were disposed Of at prices
showing decline OF from fifty to seventy
five cents per ton, as compared with the
January sale. 1888
A man in Cincinnati lately assaulted Q
reporter, and was fined $3.50 therefor, I \
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A FUNERAL PROCESSION STOPPED By THE
MILITARY.-On Thursday last-the Frank
lin Fire Company of Mobile, Ala, turned
out as an escort to the remains of a
former member of the company, William
d. Smith, who was killed at the battle OF
Murfreesboro', and whose remains were
being removed to the cemetery Of that
city. The procession was also accom-
panied by a band and by number of
friends of the deceased. The street which
leads to the cemetery passes also by the
camp of the Federal soldiers. On coming
opposite to this camp, the procession was
ordered to halt by an officer, and after
learning that the deceased had belonged to
the Confederate army, he refused to allow
it to pass. The procession was, therefore,
forced to turn back, and had to proceed to
the cemetery by another route, so as to
avoid passing the encampment. The Mo-
bile Tribune says:
eve are at loss to discover any rea-
sonable ground for this action on the part
of the officer, as there was no military dis
play whatever, the procession being CON-
posed mostly of firemen-comrades of the
deceased
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, March 5-Evening.-Cottond dull
and heavy /; sales of 800 bales at Sic. for mid
ding uplands. Flour dull for common, but
firm for good; State, $S.5OQSll.25. Wheat
heavy. Corn active and advanced 243c.
quoted at 81. os@sl II. Pork bnoyant at S2l g.
@S22. Lard heavy. Whisky quiet. Freights
unchanged. Cotton to Liverpool, per steam
sS@A.
Stocks-5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1O9A@110. Gold
1868. Money, COZ per cent.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Cotton lower; mid
ding uplands, 30@30%c. Flour unchanged.
Southern wheat scarce. Corn-Receipts small
demand good al Csc .@$l. Mess pork, 81 60
Sugar steady. Whisky irregular.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March 5.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat quiet Corn dull. Cotton dull and
nominal at 27@2Sc. for middling uplands.
Whisky firmer At 1926. Mess pork firmer and
held At SCI. Bacon frmer shoulders, exc.
sides, loac.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Cotton quiet at 27h@
2sc for strict middling. Flour quiet; super
fine, IS. 1850 extra, Sl0@SlO. %. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn better at Sl.45GlSl. so. NJ ess
pork advanced 10 S2of1S20. 80. Bacon stiff al
l2A6l2Hc. for clear sides, and 9hc. for shout
ders.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, March -Noon.-Financial quota
lions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, March 5-Noon. - Yes terday
cotton advanced ]Sd., and middling uplands
went up to l3Ed.: to-day it declined I'D. The
sales yesterday were 10000 bales; to-day they
will be 5000.
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THREE DUELs-A FATAL REsULT.-Three
duels were fought near New Orleans last
week, one of which terminated fatally
The Picayane says:
"The parties engaged were Messrs. Ed
ward Lefevre and George Genin. Both
were young married men. Genin was &C
cused of taking improper liberties with
the lady of Mr.. Lefevre during the dance
at ball. Immediately thereafter he was
called to account by Mr.. Lefevre. Mr.
Geniu answered the accusations of Mr.
Lefevre by an assault, and challenge fol,
lowed.
Preliminaries were arranged, and
Thursday morning both parties met. Al
the first fire Lefevre fell dead and Genin
MORALLY wounded in the neck. The latter
fingered short time, when he died.
"The whole affair is On unfortunate one
Both parties were highly esteemed IN the
community, and their tragical death
will cause much misery to their families
and friends"
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FoRNEY ADVISES VIRGINIA.-The Giro.

FoRNEY ADVISES VIRGINIA.-The Chro-
nicle of yesterday says:
"The way to prevent indemnifcation for
treason and protection against it is to &C
cept, promptly and in good faith, the law
as offered by Congress, including universal
suffrage. Should Governor Peirpoint's
counsel be again refused, through the in
huence of the original rebel leaders, he
will have but one course before him, and
this he ought boldly to recommend to Con-
gress-viz, The passage and execution of
such confscation laws as will strip these
bad men of their power to continue to OPP
press and ruin thousands of innocent and
obedient citizens.
"Few of our loyal Governors have done
more effective service than Governor Peir-
point, and we are more than gratified to
see that his labors promise to be crowned
with success at last, and that Virginia will
be saved in spite of her reckless leaders.
He speaks in no unkindness to any of
them; and if they are not struck with
judicial blindness they will accept his
counsels honestly and at once"
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A WOMAN TO RECEIVE A CONSULAR AP-
PoINTMENT.-Last November Mrs. Frances
Lord Bond, Of New York, fled an appli-
cation for consular appointment in the
State Department. II had been previously
fayorsbly endorsed by the President, and
subsequently, when the Senate expressed
itself as favorable to the idea of woman's
suffrage, the applicant pushed her claims
more earnestly. The matter was, consi-
dered in Cabinet meeting, and the Admin
istration has finally concluded to nominate
her for some British port, and will send
her name to the Senate as soon as she has
nrepared herself in accordance with the re-
rulations of tile State Department Wash
inqton correspondence Ne,o Kork Times.
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General News.

. WASHINGTON, March 5.-The New York
Times's correspondent from Panama reports
that the President of Bolivia has been killed
by his body guard. A revolution at Carthage
had followed the murder.
A Herald dispatch says delegation from
South Carolina is already in Washington con-
ferring with THE President relative to the APP
pointment of the general TO command that
State.
The steamer Henry Chauncey, with $500,
900 in treasure has arrived at New York. She
brought San Francisco mails of the 9th ultimo
Congress will push the impeachment in
yestigation.
The Alexandria VA negroes claim the right
under Sherman's bill, to vote at the municipal
election there to-day. The Washington Giro.
nicle urges them TO vote, and threatens those
who, by violence, or from a mistaken appre-
hension of the law, prevent them. The cleo
ton commissioners have sent delegates here tc
consult the authorities.
a dispatch from Dublin denies the appre.
hension of Colonel O'Connor.
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s@ READ THE CERTIFICATE OF REV
r. T. FLUALIN.
To DR.. KOStstter.

To DR.. UOStetter:
Dear sir,-This is to certify that was taken with
the dyspepsia a year ago last March, and for Pc
Rod of eight months was one OF the most msera-
BILE creatures you ever beheld, not being able
either to eat, drink, or sleep, and was compelled
TO walk the floor necessarily. Il was nearly de-
prived Of my reason, and hope had entirely left
me, all the efforts made for my recovery having
proved frutless.
BY the first of November, 1895, had become so
weak and feeble that could scarcely stand alone,
and, to all appearance, would soon die. At this
time (having read your ADVERTISEMENT my wife
prevailed upon me to try your Bitters A bottle
was procured, and, strange to say, / soon CON-
menced recovering. / have taken four bottles,
and am enjoying as good health now as could De
expected for one Of my age tabout sixty years..
have no doubt that it was your Bitters alone, I'M
der Divine Providence, that effected this wonder
fuI cure. Z. T. FLUALIN.
HrDscy, MICH, August 30. 1855. NH 2-eod2w