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New-York tribune., 1867-05-31
NEW-JERSEY.
THE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION OF JUNE 4.

THE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION OF JUNE 4.
ct TBLEGHAPH TRIBUNE
CAMDEN, n. j., May 30.-The Camden County ke-
nnhhcan Convention TO elect delegates to the Suf-
frage Convention to be held at Trenton June d. was
held to-day. The Convention was numerously at
tended and harmonious in action. Mr.. ;. II. Grey
was elected Chairman, and Mr. Henry Bonsal Secre-
tary The following resolutions were offered Dy ihe
Hon. James NJ. Scoyell, and unanimously adopteu'
Whereas The State Central Committee, and majority
OF the Legislative Committee have deemed IL
10 postpone the 4h OF June Convention to J9iy - amt
VkeTfas We believe immediate agitation OF the qes,
ton equality before the law vital to the TRIUMPH Vi
Repsbeanism Therefore, r.. -, e.o.o io
Resolred Since a mass meeting for equal suffrage rs
proposed for June at Trenton, that we most coidl
pproye and indorse the effort being made 70 hOd such
mass meeting the Union Republican party ana urge
full attendance from the whole state. -.
Resolred That the NewJersey papers De requested 10
publish these resolutions.
The Convention will assemble in Temperance Hail.
Trenton, at ~ o'clock. Senator'S sumner wilson,
be present and address the Convention.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE TORIES BETRAYED BY DIsI.AELT-MCRDID TX
clTEMENT IN PARLIAMENT - TIE GEOLOGICAL
GARDENS - THE LONDON TlIEATER - STREET
PREAcHERs-THE QUEEN.
From Our Special Correspondent ,,o. A.. 20 ,s.7
Power has its temptations and peIiis There was
the famous case of Milo, athlete of CrOtoDa. When
he had become enfeebled by age he was passing
through a forest where lie saw the trunk OF a Tree
that had been partially split open by wood-cnttetS
attempting to rend this still further the wood closed
upon his hands and held him there until he was
completely devoured by wolves. Whether DlOdoIus
IN relating this legend, foresaw the Tory party Oh
England in its present position or not certain u is
that no fable could exactly describe ITS preaca
ment Challenged, as 1t were, TO show Their superb
ority to Others who had attempted TO deal with pop
lar reform that party erasped the open question and
arc now held fast by it. They have sat from night
10 night seeing Parliament carry forward the bill to
which they are committed, and removing one by one
the clauses upon which they had relied to render
their measure Ineffective. But if it was bad enough
10 dual voting by the rich rejected and lodger
franchise accepted, what must be the feeling this
morning Of those old conservatives who have pledged
themselves to stand by this bin long the pFnei
pie oi personal rating IS preserved in il Every
knows that the one great check on which the Tories
relied TO Keep this bill from really enfanchsing the
people was the fact that many of them compounded
their rates with their landlords and that few of them
w0uld 90 10 the trouble and expense of getting on
the register if 1t required personal rating But last
night Mr. HodgkiDsOn moved that all rating in En-
gland shall he personal What could the Tories do ,
They had committed themselves 10 the principle that
personal rating is better than compoundnP, 80 how
gould they resist this m9iqaf On The other hand,
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61M661.
ar qgrsaKlPH TO TUE TRirrsS

AloNVE4L, G. E., May 3O-A gentleman named
Field, rlce-President Of the Birmingham Chambef Of
Commerce. is now In Montreal tour through tls
United States and Canada 20 obtain an eyprfssloh OF
opinion from the principal Boards Of Trade Oh tie ques
ton Of abolisling PriyateeIing during The Br-
mngham Board OF Trade now ogitatng that subject
Mr. Field is to meet In consultation with the Montreal
Board OF Trade Tuesday next The Hon. Nj. Cand0n
Is said TO be the principal contractor for the InterC0
onal Railway, in company with Mr.. McGr6ery. The i'm
ports OF the last two weeks largely In excess Of the
period last year The exports also were greater
On the 23d tho Welsh Fusleers were ordered to Point
Levi Instructions have been received TO put strong
force the Notifications there.
IT reported here and IN Ottawa that the Hon. darcy
Niece is not to be member OF the Phyy Council under
the Confederation. The military authorities have re-
ceiyed information that more field artillery will be sent
to the forces Of Canada. The trade sales In this city
largely attended by Western buyers. Tie bidding is
spirited and fair prices are realized.
MOVEMENTS OF JEFF. DAVIS.
TORONTO, May 90.-JeieTson Davis arrived here
OH board the steamer Champion this morning lie was
enthusiastically cheered by large crowd and drove 10
the residence OF Mayor Helam In company win MI Mn,
and Gen. Early He nfterward received number oI
visitors, and left In the afternoon for Naghra Fails o
will return here for few days, but intends 1 rehdo Nv
81, latnOIILes
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SOTTH CAROLINA.

BLoCKADE-RUNNERs IN IR0UBLE-GEN. SICKlEs TO
MEET THE PRESIDENT AT RALEIGH y. C.
CHARLESTON, May 30.--In the United States Dis
trict Court to-day bill of complaint filed by Dis
tIictAttorney Cobn against Charles H. Prioleau, Theo
dore d. Wagner James +. welsman, NJ. i. Trenholm
George A. Trenholm, and John B. Lafette, members
OF the firm OF John Frazer X Co.. charging them
with violation OF the laws Of the United States In
blockade running operations and claiming that in other
respects they are accountable 10 the Government.
Judge Bryon upon hearing the bill granted an injunction
restraining the above mentioned parties Onl u>pOShS
OF real estate now held by them.
Slckles leaves Charleston tomorrow Tor kalesn,
20 meet President Johnson.
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MEXICO.
TREATMENT OF PRISONERS BY THE LIBERALS.

TREATMENT OF PRISONERS By THE LIBERALS
. ..,.a.,ps TO TRIBUNE.
W,sufNGToN, May 3O.-A translation OF an oiciei .NH
accommodation published In The B0ietin de Or'ehe' 'no
ogIcal paper OF Gen. Diaz. and dated Headquarters y"
Guadalupe Hidalgo on the 29th ult sowsthe 'Iean0n
which the prisoners OF received nom te ho roe e
Le General In. Chief has ordered that all tnose ~ + y
made prisoners at the battles OF Miaiua.. "u 80; 90;
Carbonda shall he set ut liberty also those a, ~
The assault upon Puea and the forts OF nuauape "iW wv
Ioreto Among the prisoners were hhoiS sH tun oVV
Europeans OF various nationallties ,t as
however does not imply their pardon put etSy Pelns
sion 10 mt such places tboy may ece te eeri
Governmcnt reserying the right hereafter 10 "ete1De
ll.,lly upVu thslt laksA
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ACCIDENTS.
RED IN IlIE

FAIL on AuousE-sEvERAL PERSONS BURIED IN InE
RUINS.
ay rst sss.ra TO raE fnIscSE
NonwoIK. Va. May So.-At 81 o'clock this morn.
inc a double tenement on MaiketsQuare fell with .
crash 10 tho ground and is supposed to have buried
or 10 nersons ia the ruins. Mrs Cheshire and child
h.H loaned from, the house, but were oyertaken
hS railing walls In the adjoining lane and buried. The
'Ioower ao0r OF the building was occupied stores.
and up STAIRS a dwelling horse standing hi front
was crippled beyond recovery. The FAN caused by,
an excavation OF tho adjoining lot 10 erect building for
Messrs. r. T. Tabb Co., hardware dealers. They arc
clearing away the ruins to those buried be-
noath. The overhanginR walls mcle 10 very dangerous
TO operate The event has shrouded the city in Room
EXPLOSION OF LOCOMOTIVE AND LOSS OF LIFE;
ALEXANDRIA, Va. MAY G0-An engine OF heighee
train OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad ekpieasa
her boiler this evening, az Fairfax Station, h.k ao
engineer aud fireman. aud delaying the passenger u""'
TENNESSEE STEAMER sNAGGED AND SUM
NASHVILLE Tenn. May 30.Thc steamDoat osns,,t sn,,
Sige was snagged to-day 40 miles above hefs, with
I'm seven feet Of water. She heavily loauSu nss
tobacco and corn. steamer has been sent 70 n '"''
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TENNESSEE,
ITNNlsNGEE.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE STATE MILITIA

COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE STATE MILITIA.
nj 7EtHGRAPB o
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May @.-Much excitement eX-
ists in Franklin County, caused by the proceedings OF
Brownlow's Militia" The citizens held meeting at
Winchester on Wednesday night at which il was re-
ported that the militia had taken man named Brown
and shot him dead, and had shot at another citizen
MANY persons were said 10 be hiding 10 avoid being
killed The President OF the Uned States has been pc
toned protect the lives and property OF the people
Shond he fail do this the people are recommended 10
nrotect Themselves.
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MAR-NE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON May 2a--The steamship Union a. the
North German LIoyds Line from New-York on Che 10th
inst, has arrived at this port
GLASGOW May S0.-The steamship st. George, Capt.
Smith which Qsebeo the nth Of May has arrived
in the Clyde.
QUEENSTOWN siay SO.-The steamship Chicaro' capt
Harris which left EewYolk on the 18th mst ari''ed at
9 this mort this DlernsnC, and sailed for Liverpool
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MAMMALIAN.

LONDON, Nay S0-Evenng.-The uncertainty Of
tho fstc of uaximiian creates an intense and pain
full feeling Of anxiety throughout Europe. In the
House of Commons tonight Lord Stanley, in reply
10 a request for information TO the safety of the
Mexican Emperor, said that the Government has re-
ceiyea no official information on the subject.
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Cd -0Sf-T4l OK

making n total value OF s6755O5674 e5 OF Government
Currency and securities which have been handled In tins
division from the commencement to the date ot your
order.
The Secretary of the Interior has concluded con-
tract with Col Samuel S. Smoot OF Minnesota 10
make survey of the western portion OF the Great
and Little Usage Indian Reservations in Kansas
living west of the Arkansas River TO the lOOtb mefd
ian OF old Spanish line, amounting TO TWO h.nion9
of acres which were ceded in trust TO the on',e"
States by atreaty with these Indians sep'e"lp'i 80
1865 and will be sold for the benefit OF Tue o""ois ~
They form splendid agricultural county, uPo"
which the people of Kansas have long 'os"eu Gu, "
make purchase. The territory IS apo"' -" LII In
south of where Gen. Hancock hau We - ., %
..;n, ,bo Cboveuues and it had been matter OF
"t. t corn, time that the Indians were the right
sI yossessor. Last wear contract was entered
into to survey the Arkansas surprising that it wa,
the western boundary OF the heserVa',o's u.,, III
recent iuyssisstyYs prYl CD ~ 70 efSslp - ~ ~
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SPAIN.

MADRID, May %o-Eveuing. Spanish Govern
mont is considering the question of the abolition
Slavery in all theoolonies of Spain.
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FRANCE,

PARIS, May SO-Evcning-It rs expected that Fran
els Joseph the Emperor OF Austria will arrive in this
city on the first day of July.
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RUSSIA
PRUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, May 20-Evening.--Th Emperor
Alexasder lett this city to-day for Paris,
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EUROPE.
SCHLESWIG.
q TO rHR TRIBUNE.

AfbANfU 1ELEUHAFH 10 THH IhIhNNh"
LONDON, May S0-Dispatches received last night
from the Continent indicate that fresh complica-
ion, the character of which is not definitely known
has arisen in The Schloswig question.
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BUFIlN, May 29-Evening.-Itis is stated that Kirg
Wil&am will be accompanied by his Prime MinistOg,
Count Won Bismarck, on his visit to the French
caPs'al.
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IRELAND.

CeRK, May SO.-The trial of The prisoner Condor is
now in progress before the Special Commission in
session hero.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-31

Lord Dundrcary, built mp by Sothern from careful
studies OF society, was originally based on the Mar
quis of Hastings.
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TURKEY.

TIE TURKS WAITING FOR WAR IN EURoPE-RUsSfAN
PRIDE-EXCITEMENT IN THE INTERIOR OF TUH-
KEY-wUAT IT COSTS TO CIRCUMCIZE 4 PRINCE
TIE TURKISH MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
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rA1II.rr ~ OHIO.

81 TELEGRAPH TRI1rss.
CINCINNAri May S0.-Wm. II. lanaiey, nour
tons IN this city, made assignment Yesterday ils
liapl,uss are over sevSvvV'
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WASHINGTON.

THE IMPEACHMENT INVESTIGATION AND THE JuLY sBs-
Sl0N-TIIE REPORTED SALE OF THE RAN STONE
wALL-TnE PUBLIC DRDT--CURRESCY STATEMENT.
nv
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Spanish line. Col Smoot has entered his bona
amounting to sll7,CC0, and will leave here III ie"
days TO commence operations.
POLITICAL.
VERMONT.

THE REPUBLICAN STATE cofyyENnoN-JoIN B. PAGE
NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
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THE TORIES BETRAYED BY DIsEAEII-MoRDID TX
clTEMENT IN PARLIAMENT - TIE GEOLOGICAL
GARDENS - THE LONDON TlIEATER - STREET
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,LIDAY GIFTS,

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS IHE
w name and value of each article Of our goods are
marked on tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed On receipt of Is CENTS envelope containing
such dckot will drawn without choice, and delivered
at or Office or sent by mail to any address, The pur-
chasor after seeing what article 1t draws and It's value
which may be from one to fre hundred douars-can
then on payment Of ono dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular at the same value Every ncRet draws a
article worth ono dollar or more. No BIANKs
: Cur patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing
The article drawn will be delivered at our Office regard
loss Of its value promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express.
letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt
of valuable gifts from U.S. may be seen on hle ut our OIL
ace among WI I'M we are permitted to refer to-:
John s. Holcomb LambertVle, j., gold watch Faiue
$3.50 Mrs s. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
iyp sewing machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt Stamford Conn,
,;od lever watch value $500; Hon. r. H. Briggs, wash
!gton D. c., diamond pin, SITS; j. c. Sutherland, NO.
100 Lexington avenue piano. $3.50; Mrs. M Jackson NO.
2o3 Nineteenth street. N T. sewing machine, sso JOB
Camp, Elmira N. z, melodeon, sl50 Miss I. Collins
Atlantis Ga, diamond cluster ring, s225; DR.. Henry
Smith Worcester Mass sewing machine, ss5; a. Shaw,
No 1SS 18th street. N Y, gold watch. $3.50; EdW Boy
tom Nashville Tenn, melodeon, S1o0 James Russell,
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch $3.50; T. 1.
Smith Providence R. l.. eilver lever watch s6o Oscar
Purdy Madison n. J., music box, S45; Hon 4 s. New
ell. St Paul's Nun, gold watch, sl85; J. r. SpeTy
Litchiield Conn., oliver watch. s55; Wm B. Peck, Har
lem Ills, music box, STE; Wm Raymond, Dayton Oho'
silver tea SET s125; Miss E. M. schenck Detroit ich
diamond ear rings s925: Pierre Beaudin St. Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring. S170; MRS Martha
Bornes at Louis No. melodeon. value S125.
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PUBLIc NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
nUBIIC NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses hnye been prepared
for delivery from this Office. g., 2. IMOMAs, m,
SEC l. BE il Ordained 6y the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled Tint from land after the hrst DAY
OF January licenses shall be taken out or ai Sar
the same MANNER and according to the Same
now of in relation to CARTS drays and wagons et9r
cart dray or wagon snail be provided with badge con-
tanning The number thereof, and marked Pfirate 70 Do
placed on the outside of tho shaft.
surety to any bond under the Ordinance concerning a.
censcs for carts drlys and other Carriages un
less he or she be freehodcr.
SEC 3 The follow nv shall hereafter bo the rates for
licenses for public and private oarts rays wagons &c
including the horses or mules used thereof WHICH shhh
be free from other ta1H6on:
pfIn1Ic cAnrs. pnXYs ETC, OR THOSE EMPLOYED N ANY
pUsSEss WHATEVER FOR HIRE DIRECT Oh INDIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon drawn oy one morse OF
mulc, SO.
For every cart dray wagon drawn by two horses or
mules, $780, ,,, eoo
For overy hact and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or omnibus Except LIMO omnfous'
with two horses, $50.
For every stage or OMNIBUS except hio oinioooh
drawn by four horses, $50.
For every truck drawn by two or more horses mules
SEQ. ,,o,,a.
or mules, SEQ. -, -, ,,rr
For every bread cart or wagon, So
For cyory cart dray wagon, used fof private OF 40
nestle purposes and not to be employed IN the trans
porting of goods, wares, merchandise lumber OF any
other commodity for Either d1eemy te a Of Of
Indirectly for the same, shall pay for License Inc sum VI
SIS, exclusive of the horse or mule. ..,.,-
Ratitied In City Council, this 10th day Of January,
H. ST. the year Of our Lord one thousand egnt nun
dred and stIty-six
!oS lno 'iH9J,, "; 1Y c,s1TrI c1arlr of Council =
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EAST BAY.-The appearance Of this old thor
o;uebfare has been considerably improved lately,
the upper portion has been substantially paved,
and though the lower part is now but sea of
slush yet the sand and stones that line tho sides
are abundant proof that it will soon be in the same
fine condition along its entire length aa5 nd 81
s the eser.ions Of the street brigade who spade in
hand, we're busy ut an early hour clearing IN ne
mud from the crossings have been crowned WIN ra
snccess. The cisJ authorities desorye. credit tor
coraing 60 the charge so promptly aud in rescuing
Their ways from muddy oblivion n,,o
East Bay is fast reganing her laureis. ,a Inc
uuent travel Of loaded drays is almost what it was
her pamea days unsortunatey but ateh feT b1f Of
- ~ the factors and merchants in those localities
would MD r unite and have few cart loads Of old
bricks thrown. there it would effect manifest
improvement and be gratefully received Gy the Inc
draymen, who row founder despal;1ngly In she
Tnrld
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C. j. BECkA1AN, Public Weisher

1r1s estimated that five million beings are daily
suffering from various diseases of tho throat and
lungs. and one-ffth annually die from consumr-
tion. with such evidence before us, does it not
strike the observing mind that sc seSnee On WITH nSr
tyP T So Ear nothing his been discovered equal to
MaRspEy's PEcToRaL BALM, which has proved sue
eessful in the treatment o. al bronchial diseases
For sale ty all Druggists.
DOWIE g. NOISE. Agents:
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LIST OF ARTICLES
T0BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Aud not to be paid for until you know what you ha'

IL
Or Rosewood Pinnos worth. 5000 90 to 500 90
On MaIodeons Rosewood Cases 49,. 400 0U to 235 00
200 Music Boxes to 80 tunes..... 10 90 TO leo W
lOO. Sewing Machines 60 w 10 l9o W.
1000 Silver Tea Sets 25 % 10 lbV w
200 Silver Revolving Patent Castors 10 " TO Az w
100 Silver Fruit Cake Baskets Is 90 70 30 w
1000 Sets Silver Ten and Tablespoons W 70 40 w
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches. l0C 90 70 2So w
100 Diamond Enga Cluster, &e.. 90 % 70 20o 0O w m
500 Ladies. Gold Watches GO 90 to 85 90
a nm Voot chatns - . 500 to 25 90
q 900 pairs Ear Rings tnew styles).. 6o 20 w
. SSo Cold Pencils a....,.... 3OOto 800
a'oHO Snv1 and Amsthyst brooches 500 to 10 90
5000 Lava and Florentine Brooches. 40o 10 guy guy
1900 Masonic Inns M aVo so w
1900 Gold Watch Keys tnew pstterns... TO 6o
$500 Sets Of Bosom Studs % 10 9 0O
1900 Enarneled Sleeve Buttons. on TO !O oo
5000 Plain GoFi a,ld Chased Ring,... 90 TO ~ w
5000 Stone Sot and Scnl Rings. 60 to lo Oo
5000 Miniature TIockets all st-:s..... 30 to w w
900 Sets of Iadles jewelry. w 70 ~ w
1000 Witch Charms tesch) e9 1oO 1oO
5000 Gold Pens, 81 Cases Pencils 5U 10 ~ w w
5000 Gents Breast anu Scarf Pns.... OC 10 Ao 0o
1000 Lades' new style Belt Buckes.... w 10 w
1900 Chatelsins and Guard Chntns. So 70 ~ ~ W
1000 Gold ThimhleB eB............... ~ 20 ~ w w
5000 Sets Ladies' Brooch und Ear Drops 0O 10 laM
2OO0 Gold Crosses ~ " % ~ ~
5000 Oval Band Bracelets. 90 to 20 %
1000 Heavy Gold Chain Bracelets. rs w 70 Az eUo w
1000 Ball Ear Drops nll coors. ........ SU0 70 w
1000 new style Jot and Gold Eor Drops. SUI 70 I@
1000 Gold Pens, Gold MID Ebony Hold. 90 to 7Uo
Lady's Sets, styles, Cut Crystal Jet Haru fuo
ber &C., 30.
n4- chance to obtain any of the above articles for
One Dollar by purchasing sealed eope for 20 cents
Entire satisfaction guaranteed TO I'll.
ai tickets for Ono Dollar, 13 sor Two DoElars - LOT
Five Dollars. Great Inducements to Agents
Letters should be addressed
J.H. Ray & CO.,
BOX No. e1ao NEW YORK.
December % su snos
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If TEETH COULD SPEAK they would often rsproach
their owners. s:We cannot clean ourselves" would
be the cry Of many neglected sct, Sand are going
to ache ann ruin, simply for the lack of daily
brushing with the FRAGRANT sozoDoST, the only
known means of preserving US" But as the
Teeth cannot speak, thc Press must speak Tor
them. tus2 january
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NEGLECTED Couous AND Colps.-Few are aware
Of the Importance Of checking o Cough or Com
mon Cold" in its first stage: that which in the
beginning would yield 10 mild remedy; II neg
lected, soon preys upon the Lungs. browns
Broncial Troches, Or Cough Lozcngcs, afford IN
sEant relief.
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AMERICAN MANuFAcruREs.-Tho vaunted supo-
ricrity of English toilet soapss shown to be with
out foundation in fact when CoLoATEs Brown
Windsor, Vegetable, Palm, and other elegant and
valuable varieties become known. These soaps are
the purest and the finest in tho market and have
no hurtful ingredients Whatever.
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..ajosselboro' Island" and s:Bennetfs Point' Plan
totions for Sale Or to Lease.
NV e. X. HENNEYT.

HY i. s. X. BENNETT.
rod e.1EO Op TO LEASE tho two above named first
,,!.O r0n sTA Tl ISLAND AND sHORT COTTON; PLANTA-
TToSs, adjoining each other located N 81 Bssthoo,
Islands at the head watcrs OF the Ashepoo River and
Mosquito Creek 49,, -, ,,,, coo., Ahont
-oo nareo can be put under cultivation, and in nsfty
WAGES bale Of Long Cotton can be made to the s;re
half mile of fencing Is all that is required on theao ac
Of nearly 2O00 acres. The surrounding massh - -
ant food during the entire year to horses mules, cows
tackles, &C. ~. =. = -,
of wear tho finest oysters and fish, and game
Of every description abound Is seldom 30 valuable
and desirable description Of property is offered 70 tns
public z;-
For further particulars. apply as above. ct gu
No. 40 BROAD STREET up stAirsl.
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TIE cHASoE.-The high wind OF Thursday.
night blew away the heavy clouds which VII! have
hung ovsr us for more than week, and yesterday
morning opened as brightly and prettily as any
one could DESIRE The sun came out with bril-;
the ladies following his example, filled our streets,
and @ ornamented the railway cars with Their pres, res
ence, looking as il they were delighted VITA the
great unusual spell Of dhE bad wUashss @shss
from which have just no ss aoaos snd the
S1 1s al psaspscss s5oy se q Continued view sly
Is realiy encouraging. The streets are already bs,
ginning to dry, and feel satisfied that they vii
present today an array of beauty that Will paipl-
tate the heart of many . bachelor