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Gin, a as Remedial Agent.

GN, AS "A REMEDIAL AGENT, HAS BEEN IN FA-
VI VOR with thc profession for very long poriod, but
owing to the difficulty Of obtaining pure article 1t has
to the regret Of medical men, who consider it almost
specific in very many Diseases For al OF Grdoc
pure Gin If administered under professional guidance
will certainly work cures ind If taken proyenive,
acting 1t does the sensitive mebranes 1t ccanses
the parts to all possible sediment Admin
Caic4, and do away with those terrible operations,
therefore, necessary for their permanent removal
Gin Is of incacullble benefit to females in those diseases
peculiar to the sex and from its tonic well its
anodyne properties, 1t Is frequently superior to iron
bark the electrical remedies In Of POSI-
tive tendency to Patis or Consumption Gin, IN proper
quantities. by supplying or filling up tho constant dying
out OF the natural fire Of tue SYSTEM will often entirely
ward of that awful disease, which carries off oneeigh
Of the population Of the United States annually. Pure
Gin has this peculiar advantage over other dfusble
stimuli that it exharates without creating any thirst OF
unhealthy character 1t soothes while it also excites
and is powerful ncrvine as well as an active tonic.
sBININGER,s Old LONDON DOCK GIN
possesses all the qualities that be desired for the high
est and nobest of an wines liquors. It's ingre-
diens tho distilled juices OF carefay selected grans
made decately pungent and fayorous with the aromatic
dncture Of tho jumper Berry. Ago has melowed al
smooth, oily bodY8nd III almost floral odor to the
liquor, which renders 1t delicious to the Senses OF smell
Rnd ase alike, whilo Its sparkling liquid purity leaves
nothing for the eye to dosire.
sTho writer must remark that Messrs A. M. Bn;rNGER
90. mort the grnttude Of the onre medical profes.
aion well as the world ut large for having introduced
Hhmuant such unc1ception0be purity and unoqulyo
caI power, both preventive and curative agent and
harmless oIilarave beverage" ."Cherical Journal and
Medical Gd:ette. tN1 rn61nos January 20
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DEATH OF MAJOR R1cnAnD HAYwARD.-This sad
event occurred at o'clock Oh Tuesday night last
nj his residence in this city. Major Hayward was
identified with the earliest history of Tallahassee.
Excepting an absence Of fire years in Louisiana,
ho has resided hero continuously for the last thirty
Years. Few mon possessed, in such IN eminent
degree, the esteem and confidence OF his follow
citfzons - Ibid,
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@sURVEYoR,sz zoFFICE-P0RT OF
ARLEsToN-JANUARY 2s 1ss1.-owners md mas
ters Of sloops and Boats pader Five ~ Tons, who have
taken out Certificates of Admeasurement since July S0h
1885, are hereby notified to return said Certificates to
this Office, md receive refund OF admeusrenen fees
CECIL c. NEIL,
January % Surveyor of the Port.
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SAVANNAH FIRE DEPARTMENTAL an election
for Chief Engineer and Assistant Engineers OF tho
Savannah Fire Department, held yesterday at tho
N. and o'clock P. NJ. J. r. Waring, Of the Metro
politan Fro Company, was elected Chief Engineer;
James A. Barron, Of tho Washington, First As
sistant Engineer; w. D. Dixon, of tho Mechanics,
Second Assistant Engineer, subject to approval by
the City Council. We understand that the OIL
GERS of tho Savannah Fire Company refused to
participate in the election.-Repubtcan.
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a$ 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 sure means of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Address Dr. J. shnL1N
HoUG4ToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ymo
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THIS PENCIL rs SIMILAR TO TIE ORDINARY
i lead pencil. and will mnt clear blnck mark that
viii remain utter years of wear and washing Its great
Improvement over ink it will not dry up and can be
used with much greater dispatch and economy rs here
risk Of blong No preparation being required except
tho ampcuing OF the fabric to be mnrked and no ou
blcsome directions to be followed in Its use. 1t will
much Inconvenience 10 housekecpers and al who have
occasion to mark their clothing.
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Marine News.

New YoRK, February The steamer Ge7nania
takes out 1915 600, and the City Of Boston $3.50 600.
The steamer Mary, from Mobile, has arrived.
The Moneka, from Charleston, has arrived, also
the Marion from New Orleans, and the Lord from
Galveston.
Bermuda adyices state that several vessels had
arrived, leaking badly and having lost their sails
among them the Geo. Gilch,3st, from Mobile for
Providence.
The Jacmil Packet. seized at Aspinwall on q
charge Of barratrJ, has arrived
The ste1inship. Lancaster, reported lost, vas at
Barbadoes, January 1.
FEBRUARY s.-Arrived the steamers General
Grant, from New Orleans; General Barnes, from
Savannah, and the Al6e7,marle, from Norfolk.
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aETHE DISTRICT COURT. FOR COLLEToN
will begin ta first Quarterly sesaon at WATERFORD on
Monday the fourth 18th, day Of February pro1, at Il
O'Clock II. All persons who have been bound over to
this term and all others who haye any business before
this Court viii take due notice end govern themselves
accordingly.
By order OF Judge FARMER.
J.. Z. LINDER,
Clerk District Court.
WATERFORD, Colleton District 18th January 1857.
Jonn,rv 40 s.4zlzfz55.7 tu1Inl
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aTCOL GATES HONEY SOAP.-THIS CELE
DRAFTED Toilet Soap in such universal demand, il
made from the choicest Materials is mild and emo1-
li,nt in its nature, fra grantly scented, and ex-
tremely beneficial In its action upon the stin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fnncy Goods Doa:crs.
February Tyr
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only tr4lt and perfect Dycharmeas reliable, instan
taleous No disappointment No ridiculous hats
Eatura, RACK or Brown Remedies tho i'll effects of Ba
Dyes nygorates the hair leaving it soft aud beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. Batchetor. all others
ore mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by NIL
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
nS- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
n
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aSAWAY WITH sPECTACLES-OLD EYES
made new, without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents. Address
E. B. FooIE, M. D., No. 1130 Broadway, New York.
q
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re- BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER
LIFE FOR THE hair positively restores gray hair to
ta original color and youthful beauty; mparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops a falling out at
onco; Keeps tho head clean is unparalleled as halt
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
drosscrs and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A.. CHEVALIER; ID. D.
Jan1,ary4 3rnos
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er AOTICE.-NO DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
any of the crew Of tho British steamship PIONEER will
be paid by the Captain or consignee.
Februsry4 W. B. SMITH h 90.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

SHIP E. B. sOUDER hereby notified that she is Thus
Day dachargng cargo ct North Atlantic Wharf. AL Goods
remaining on Che wharf at sunset viii be stored at
pense and risk Of owners.
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s-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, as Q candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicia District, at the next election.
SeptcmberlO
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a@ ESTATE NoTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of the Int J. DuBosE
PQRoHBR, Of st. Johns Benley are requested to hand
them in and those indebted to make payment to s. l.
HOWARD, Charleston, or to Mrs, MARION PoRCHER,
qualified E1ecutri1, st, Johns, Berkley.
Decembcr p mth1mo
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ALI Freight amounting to fifteen l5 dollars or 1ess
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods.
February q
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MlSCELL EOUS.

DIRECT IMPORTATION OF ENGLIsH
-zzz SADDLERY.
TUST RECEIVED FINE STEEL CHENEY Brra
81 Fine Steel Stirrups and Spurg .5i.ss
Fine Stained Bride Noun tugs s5-
Fine Kersey Horse Sheet1ng, &C., &c. &C.
j. G. AOLAND
Survivor Of A. McKensie & Co..
No. 1l9 Meeting street, near Market
Please remember am NOT at the old stand.
January 10 1mo
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Georgia items.

Georgia Items.
ARREST OF BRADLEY.-This lnosndlary negro,
who has been creating all the trouble among the
freedmen lately and who is said to have given ad.
vice to tho men on the Delta plantation to shoot
day morning arrested at the corner Of Congress
and Bull streets by corporal of the 18th D. 8. In
fantry and conveyed to the barracks, where he is
at present confined. He is in military custody,
where he will await further proceedings It is to
be hoped such steps will be taken as will prevent
repetition of his mischievous intermedding with
the freedmen, by which he has given much trouble
both to the military authorities, the Freedmens
Bureau, and the negroes themselves.
80 (Sauannah Ne,us.
LARGE CARaoEs. The Savannah Advertiser says
e ship ssNe Plus Ultra cleared for Liverpool, on
Monday, with 1898 bales OF cotton, yaiue1 !, at
$685., ,993. .14-the largest cargo cleared from that
port this season.
DEATH OF Mn. Mat. GAYLE.-This old citizen OF
Montgomery, saws tho Advertiser of the 2Gth, died
on Sunday night
A correspondent of the Albany News writes from
Newton, Co., that at least onethird OF tho negroes
who were employed in Baker and the adjoining
counties last year have left and that many OF the
planters arc entirely without laborers.
Tho Thomasville Enterprise statos that large.
numbers Of the freedmen OF tho lower part OF
Thomas county have been persuaded to go to East
Florida and other points, and many farms hereto
fore we'll cultivated must now be neglected or only
cultivated in part.
TEE ATLANTA MEETNa.-The meeting. of the
citizens on Wednesday, to consider the financial
condition Of the city, was one Of the largest ever
held in Atlanta The sentiment seemed very gene
raj that tho present Mayors incompetent and mus;
resign. A number Of speeches we're made, all
temperate and firm, and all urging the resignation
Of the present Board Of City Officers A Commit,
too of ten was appointed to wait on tho Mayor and
request him to resign. The committee was IA as
foltows-the five first having voted for Mayor VIII
liams-tho five ,ast against him:
R. J. Cowart, Wm. H. Taylor, G. Pitts, John
Flynn, John Thomas, J. A. Hayden, J.: M. Gal-
houn W. w. Clayton, james Ormand, William Ez-
zard
RESOLUTIONS wero adopted assuring the public
that all indebtedness of tho city will be promptly
paid when due, and expressive Of tho determine
tion to maintain the credit OF the city at every
hazard.
SAVANNAH FIRE DEpARTMENT.-At an election
for Chief Engineer and Assistant Engineers OF tho
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LATER.

o.-tton ouiet Middling $50 cents. Coffee and
GO. Co steady. Flour quiet. Corn-Receipts light;
Sug1 ;sike at 81 o.; Yellow SO cents. Provisions
unchanged. .,or,, ep M-fotton-Sales of
s50 bales Midd5pg UPlanas " censs' sst
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@ a CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
BERs of the German Fire Engine Company return
their grateful thanks to j. P. MERKHARDT, Esq, for
refreshments 80 hudy furnished them at the fro In
Tradd street, on the night Of the 1st February:
JOHN G. WOHLERs,
ZFehmarv4 1+ Secretary G. Z. E. Co.
M- SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIV-
ED till u O'Clock, noon February 5h 1867, for BUILD
ING SCHOOL HOUSE on the Ruahland Plantation, on
Johns Island Plans and Specifications can be seen at
tho Office of Breyet It. Col JAMES Low. A. Q. M.,
No Southern Wharf, " IS: Il
Proposals must be accompanied by the names OF re-
sponsible persons who will become Bureies for faithful
completion of contract and addressed to the undersgn
ed marked proposals for Building School House.
The right Is reserved to reject oil proposals. if not sat
istactory.
By order Of Majoraeneral r. T. scorr. Asst Commits
sioner. JAMES P. LOW,
Breyet 1t Col. and A. Q. NJ,
:. Chief Rec. ind Dist. of., South Carolina
January %
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

New Yonx, February 2.-The Stock market
opened strong, but was lower after call. Govern
ments strong, owing to rise in gold; Fve-twenties
of 'e2, coupons, 1o74@1OS; Of '65, coupons, 1osl@
1861; Ten-fort:es, coupons, s9}@s9B; seven-thir-
ties, 1st SERIES 1O4i@1o45; Cd series, 1919 @1o42;
third series, 104d @1042; Virginia Gs, 59@6l; Mis-
souri, 6's, 92@93. Gold 1861. Exchange OF 6O days
1884 SIGHT 1Q9a.
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LoND On, FebruarH rH2-Noon.-Consols Tor money
e0f. Illinois Centre! 902. Erie Railway Shares 80.
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EVENING DISPATCH,

Cotton 4c lower. Sales Of $50 bales; Middling
1Jnlandg SIC. Flour rather more steady; State at
CO. Wheat quiet. Corn active and 1c. better.
Wh,skey dull. Pork frmer-cosing at s20. .62 reg
11lar for Western, and sl9 5ca19. Is for old Mess
closing at s19.75 cash. Beef steady. Lard un-
changed. Naval Stores quiet. Freights lower
With engagements; corn to Liverpool per stcamer
~ 5==z55##=
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wNoTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM q. DOUGLAS now residing at No. 2 King
street, AMI carrying the retail business, give notice
that in ono month from the date hereofI will act as
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
= JANUARY 8rH 1867. 1mo January
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SHIP PING s:
FOR FLORIDA.

THE LANDINGS ON THE 81. JOHNS RIVER Az
EAR AS PAIATKA. -, 80.
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aB. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
TON.-The Members tcolored) Of this Church wero reg
tlary dismissed from tho throe Whitc Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church They are wor-
Shipping for the present nt Bonums Hall, John street.
between Meeting and King They have purchased lot,
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House of Worship.
Thoy are believed to be pous and worthy persons and
their object Ia respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to MD such enterprises Tho
following members of the sad Church have been author
lied to make collections CHARLES SMALLs, THOMAS a.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1a. DANIEL D. MoALp1N, JOAN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston s. G., juno 81, 1856.
Rev. LuCIUs CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. W1NkLER,
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUPPER, naacona Citadel sonare
WILLIAM 3. HENERY, Church 7'-I=4=
WILLIAM G. WHuDEN,)
:anunry 4 fmW3InOS
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Notices Of the Press.
srrhe marling inks SO commonly used for marking
linen aud other fabrics ncoavonien and troublesome
each bottle being accompanied by number OF 'drec-
tions which considerably bother tho brains OF house.
kecpcrs. Tho Iudelble Pencil will prevent this, as all
the preparation necessary is tic dampening Of the fabric
which is to be l-nrked tliereupou.'
Scientific american.
"Ladlcs will 10 pleased with The Indelibe Pencil new
invention for marking clothes ndebly without risk of
blotdng 1t will abolish the old plan of using pen with
q bsttle."-N. +. Euenin1 Post.
..Wc hayc seen sanples Of permanent marking with
this pencil. which cannot be washed out, -
[B0stoh Journal.
.Ths Is tho largest invention for small one that we
have seen for long tme Il docs away with the bother,
inconvenience and difficult mode OF marking with INK
literary Museum.
stC1AnK's PATENT INDELmLE PENC1I.-We have tried
this celebrated pencil for marking linen, &C.. aud found
1t to be a that is claimed for it. No furlily should DO
without it. It IL greatly superior to any ndeiole ink
thut wo have ever tried Cincinnati National Uion
IA desirable, convenient and useful household art-
cle."-Sprinadela (Aassl Republican.
One Pencil will HInrlx 1900 Articles.
sg. TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED. Send 50 cts.
for o Pencil and Circular.
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En
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GREGG's IMPROVED
EXCELSIOR BRICK PRESS.

.FrtHIS POWERFUL AND BEAUTIFUL LABOR-sAV.
l. ING Machine will mou1l $4,000 bricks por day. It
receives the clay in its natural state tempers 1t In work.
the lover grades; all of equal size, and of quality
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yalue OF the Machine may be ascerapod from the
large profits made by those now running,
For Rights and Machines address
EXCELSIOR BRICK PRESS COMPANY,
Office No. 221 Chestnut street, ~
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aT ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GOUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAu of Paris), No. $50 Broadway. New York.
April IA lyr
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SHlPPlN G !.

,r> FREIGHTS ON UPLAND COTTON
;t&>Hc., SEA ISLAND &c, RICE S125-F0RN NEW
EEE1SA AYORK-NEROHANT,' LINE.-The favorite
having norton of cargo eugngel and going board,
will haYe prompt dispatch. For balaIce apply to
February : - WILLIAM ROACH.
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The public h,ws not been disappointed in the
vived" Merchant OF Venice, albeit their expccta-
tions had been raised to the highest pitch. The
scenery and appointments arc magnificent and
Booths impersonation Of the character OF Shy lock
will have q long run, arl draws crowded houses
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LARGE CARaoEs.- Savannah Advertiser says
the ship sNe Plus Ultra" cleared for Liverpool, on
Monday, with 1898 balos Of cotton, yaiue1 at
s655, ,993 14-the largest cargo cleared from that
nnrk this season.
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THE FINE STEAMER

CAPTAIN T: u. LOCKWOOD, .,is5ts
VIII LEAVE NORTHy yATLANTIC lWHARP soN
w ovely Wednesday Morning. ut 8 O'Clock precisely
E8~Frerh received daily and stored free Of charge.
For Free!t passuge apply on board, q at the Of
Ace Of JOHN MAHONEY, Ja... SO East B.y: ~:
November 13 Above Craig, Tuomey i Cos
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RESOLUTIONS wero adopted assuring the public
that all indebtedness of tho city will be promptly
paid when due, and expressive of tho determine
ton to maintain the credit Of the city at every
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MEDICAL EDUCATION FOB WOMEN

We presume the following letter to The Boston 3D.
ges1iser written by Mrs Caroline H. Dali, AL eminent
author and lecturer in the woman's cause;
BOSTON, March rs, 1867.
Jtters which have lately received Calcutta ana
extracts from Indian newspapers state that female
medical mission is TO be established at Delhi
The physicians sent out from England are
l. To attend native ladies' in their zenanas,
p To set on foot dispensary for women only,
g. To train native women as nurses, -.
this work being which the ignorance and snptrst-
ton OF India render necessary male physician being
Now that we are making an effort to open Michigan
University and Harvard College TO women 1t Is Partic
superstition oiaors which only the most ad-
vanced thought can give 49,, ;, all, ,,.,,-
guished physician here in Boston, the other day for
Heavens sake, lot US have them properly taage1 ana
graduate OF the New-England Medical College Why,
then. do you not admit them 70 your schools ana eS
ieRes said quiet little woman in his company mo
decent woman would study with men," was the curt
answer but he went away with something 10 this OF.
Tha balfd yeIoned Semitic and Asian races retain one
proof Of their origin beside those which phology
steots-they all the objections Of the aboriginal
In isSs there existed in ST. Petersburg stringent reg
uaiion which prohibited from following the uni
versty courses Miss K who had decided taste for
medicine without the means 70 pay Tor nstructOD, APP
piled to tho nSrx D o. and s territory Includes
the Cossack OF the Ura The Cossacks share the
eSes Mis- K offered to put her medical knowledge at
the service the Cossacks and received permission 10
her an annual stipend Of roubes delight
will her success nc the first half yearly examination that
they sent her a present Of 800 roubles.
In France, Madle Reugger, from Algeria, lately
passed brilliant examination, and received the degree
OF Bachelor Letters She appealed to the Dean OF the
Faculty ut Montpelier for permission to follow the
lar course but refused account OF her The
Minister Of Public Instruction aferward granted H. on
condition that should cOnfne her practice To tho
Arabs OF Algeria who refuse, like the Hndoos and Cos
sacks, the attendance Of male physician She refused
the pledge and appealed TO the Emperor, who finally de
cided In her favor.
II will not study with men, there cannot nc tho
throwing
tho other hand this is tie only way IN which the more
Intelligent desire TO study the presence OF both sexes In
the lecture would secure peTf0rce thai pfopety ia
the students whchi is acknowledged NOT exist
4. a.. II.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LONDON AND HAvRE May 3-Ia steamship william Penn
Mr. j. Walter John Stanford, Miss Deyn l. de Ia Paente Mrs
Long and two children JOhn l. Carter and wife Mr. Hsyn O. F. Ssb
Dr. Titus Croaker T. s. Bareh Mrs Tnrne and child G. Dan
wife, W. N Mny MISS Church. children MARY PoI CIR
Quin VIM Woodbridge D. l. Marks g. Little and T. Moe yohb
T. Miss Antoine BHnst Eagene Marie sesU
g. Ulsboe and wife. Weter Ade Abseht Mis-. Jean Hem
Miss Bugene Henn O. Wright and wife, j. Henry Powell Mira Bot
tenmech. aud $50 in the s.eerage.. -
Coumba-Mrs b. NJ Hackean ard children Mr. and Mrs Bone I'D
Charles Josiah Boweu Mrs Bowdn Miss hshs
Bovden VIM Hart. VIM hckee, Mrs MekDee Mr. and ns
Jmes Young and children John G. heNsb Thomas Adng,e
h and Mrs John Clarke, Alfred htanger Miss Tea Gregory "bAB
Miss Pendergrast George Scoit, VIM }. Kidd -
FROM SAVANNAH May SIN steamship LeoMs Georgia Cohn
Mr. and MIRA W. Randall Mss Pettbone Miss Hlad Mr. and hTt
Dr Durham and children Mn r. Fits Frank Fits Mrs Geo W
King Miss Barnes Miss Moore Miss fhnon g. France j. Pettbone
Mrs Peltbone children A. Vial sullivan, Cayios M
Phillips Mrs r. D. soeum child, A. Narrh, J. OConne r. d.
WsreDs NT and Mrs Hart L. Tbayer W. Hatery W Psrftr
George Ennis H. Seymour. C. p Miller, W. b oalt " HJu
Mrs v Ilyer John Edw ards Edward Marone GIn Moses
7. Byoy, j. Wsterboase, and ir in tae Storage.