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Eron, Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 4, noon.--Samuc Blatrhfnril
succeeds Judge Belts, of the Southern District OF
New York. Who resigned in consequence OF the ir-
creased labor under the Bankrupt Act.
WASHINGTON Nav 1, p. m.--National Bank
circulation two hundred and niuety-nine thousand
dollars.
The Indiau Commissioner for Arizona reports
The Indians hostile and the whites very indignant
over outragcs committed by them.
Customs receipts for the week ending 30th nlt..
excluding New York, one million and forty-two
thousand dollars.
Browning. Secretary of the Interior. is quite
sick
The ATTORNEY Generals opinion regarding dis
reimbursement under the Reconstruction act is
not completed.
The public debt statement shows that during
April debt bearing cain interest incrcse Stl. .S2l
$50; debt belriu; currency interest decreased
$37 165 O70; matured debt not presented for pay
ment decreased s5931ls'; debt bearing no inter
est increased ST. 398 162 50; making increase ni
the total debt during the noath Of s5.1Gl.72i 10.
Amount of coin in the Treasury during the same
period increased S. 293 9G6 81 amount of rrci,-
cy decreased $500 o1s 23 leaving the total amount
OF debt less in cash in the Treasury May 1st
974 19 less than on April 1st.
Revenue receipts to-day sSOO,000.
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THE CITY CAR DIFFICULTY.
The following correspondence has been sent us,
vii. :: request that it b. published:

wit. :; request That II bc published:
CHARLESTON, S. C.. April 90. 1867.
I:r,i. A!ains-i;"n. i. X. Scorr, ASS, Commissioner
Bui'4;,. Il. i. aud y l..
S'H: On "Wednesday last ! entered the street
ears uf lli- city. | was told ,y the conductor that
could not ride. asked him why can't ride
lie answered: T:tcanSc you ran't-rtu are not
| nj ,m,' sd !! ..av" rod" before. and see no
r"&ss'u why should moi ride now, and askc'l linn
what Mcr his nh!"cI'nli-. He then said AGAIN
!sraGsr "nl emit. Notwithstanding his "hcc-
lions - wls ,cs unwcll and much atisnctl from
!, long walk, look d seat tho passengers making
rn"ln f.. ll,.. A. took the seat the conductor
said: iui cannot ride. as have orders from the
Company that yoi, must not r;lc.
Dr. North. .,rt'' uf "ur most respectable plIys-
clri- being >,r.i,l ncvt me- asked him if he had
n,i;oiis To ms rla:, in the ears; iIc said. have
nnporsom,h!" "hicrlnIi. said. suppose the other
Passengers iias:, uro. received no answer from
any nr l,m cx..,,.;;G. The above named p!vsirian
llr conductor le' said ii is not the passengers
il ne; il * a.ai!st the rules # the Company.
therefore Ni ,!llsr get nli. lie still argued that
r.ii ~; ride. and that SAW no reason why
should not.
Al this time one of the gentlemen passengers
said to tic conductor If you lo not intend to 20
on. return me my ticket, it is my dinner hour
and then left Ia" car. c"lor'd woman, al Q hav-
NJ will: lli - wllt" child said she would have to
r:.y" c ear. us the child was hungry. The con-
,luri"r said lcwuull so on as soon as left. |
wa+ tc.l advised bv pr North t., leave tiir car he
saving 10 Inc that was too respectable Il person
/" create excitement ona street car SAID the
very f;.:. II NY lrring respectable person was
sufficient reason for MY hcinS allowed to ride on
street ear
tl,rii sand In !ic conductor AZ am obtaining
those gentlemen from tlrir business a. the chill
dr,n are hungry. will leave the car. but Tor no
oiicr reason; hui Il there is any way. will make
YOU pay dear lorit.
MARY L. BOWERS.
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From Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, May 4-P. M.-The following is an
extract from an order issued by Gen. Sheridan yes
terday to rceve tho State of Louisiana OF an incu-
bns:sstA quarrel now exists bctweon the Governor
and Legislature of which political party have the
DISBURSEMENT of four million levee bonds, author
lied by the last Legislature; and in order to have
money distributed to the best interests in the over
flowed districts. all existing or pretending; Boards
of Teyee Commissioners are hereby abolished.
and the following appointments will be obeyed and
respected accordingly"
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oPT OF ENDORSEMENT oS TIE LETTER or MARl
J.. BOWERS.
IIgArurARTERS ASSISTANT COMMISSIONED
EI.Ei.AI- Il, T. N g. l.. s. C.
DUIi.AU t.. +. x I. u. =. o..
,LELI t:Sr.IS y L, AnrIl ~ 1877

BUREAU r.. +. Il 4. T.. s. c..
CHARLESTON. s. c., April -. 1867.
l;napcciful!, tra'.snttn'l to thu President anu
Directors nf the Charleston City Ralroad Cnmpa-
ny. II has been decided by the Courts of New
York PENNSYLVANIA. the District of Columbia. and
other States that public carriers have no right to
exclude individuals from their conrcyanccs on ac-
count ur color
L, consideration of iiie arg. numbers of cnlorcd
c;,ixcls resident of This city it is both unwsc and
unisi oil the part or Your company to deny To
them :. privilege which the laws Of the United
>;iai"l will eventually grant. would, thc"cforc,
submit that ii would hr judici"ns for yon {" OBJ
via;c ANY unpleasant decision, enforced by law. TO
at cnn,'l' acknowledgement wili,h will lnrvita-
bly, ic enforced up"n N'n by 4 resort to the Courts
nl Law l:s sn dong y"u will quietly settle the
>,Nr.! question: whi, ut present 'lisuri's AMI a%-
,,..; I; ;,r uubIic mimi
! am Convinced that the fears nr many that the
ears wnnld b.. crow'le, with cnlnrcd people who
wish take advantage os this new privilege are
i'm iglnary rs hut few colnrci people will ncl dis
pose To- II; uI break down the social barriers
,i this community. and thus acquire III unpleas-
aEt u",nrir!s.
w.,,!,, t"spcrtfny request that You return the
ci....-.d communication with yollr decision at
tlrhc
SiGnrl i. h. SO[J,
l;rcyrt Nlaj"r-t;rn. and Asst. Cnnimr.
official copy: H. ". SMITH. Bt. Llent.-Col. ai"!
\. \. Gen.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3-Noon.-General Sheridan
has issued an order modifying State law requiring,
the members ofpoicc force to be residents Of the
city five years TO two years, and orders Mayor
Heath to remodel the police force at least to one
.haK soldiers.
/: The whole region bordering on Ouachita and
Black rivers are ovcrfowed by the recent crevasscs
and the suffering and !, ss incalcalable.
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WASHINGTON, May 5-Thc Chilian Minister has
official advices of the success of the a,imnatia-
ton party in tho recent elections.
The State Department has adrices OF the dis
oovery Of the silk plant in Peru. Preparations
have been inauguratod for its extensive cultivation
The shrub is from three to four feet high The
Silk is enclosed in pods which numerous and Is
of very fine quality. Tie stem also produces 4
fibre superior in strength and beauty to tho finest
linen thread
A Rio Janeiro dispatch datel April s, SAYS that
the Emperor has issued u decree declaring the
slaves Free the mandate to tako effect within twcn-
ty years. Children born hereafter free.
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SAvANSAH, May 1, +. cettnn quiet a'"i u!.
changed, business hight llidd'!n. 2;c.; receipts
zen hales
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New YORK, May 5-Countcrfcit plates for ones
and fves. ON the Peoples National Bank of Michi-
gan and Legal Tender ones have been discovered
by the detectives.
Matamoras correspon !enco dated April 81, saws.
Jusrez has issued decree. withdrawing privileges
from European citizens who recognized tho En-
pre, and abolishng the treaty Of stipulatioas with
such powers.
There were 429 deaths last week.
Portions Of Coney and Barren Islands havo been
selected as quarantine boarding aud landing
stations.
- The mansion of Aaron Scgrcio of Long Island
with contents was burned, tn. oss is $50 300, and
was tho work Of an inccndiary.
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From tho West.

Fort DODGE, April 25.-Gen. Hancock council,
ed with the Kiowa Chiefs, who declared for peace.
aud offered young warriors as guides AID scouts
Smiths brigade guards the Santa Fc route Me
chanics and laborers are erecting strong buildings
The Cheyenncs have gone South. Gen. Hancock
will also go South.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3-Tho Nevada has been
burned, the prisoners were secured.
The Indians arc committing great depred;tloIls
in Idaho.
Gen Halleck has gone to Sonora.
The Yellow Jacket alinnS Company has declared
a dividend OF $50 per share.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND May 4-Noon.-The Court to-day
quashed the attachment for forty-eight Thousand
dollars, made by Clafflin 4 Co., Of New York.
against Steenbock 4 Brother.
The Clover Hill Pits, recently exploded, we're
opened to-day The water was twolvo foet deep in
them. No bodies recovered.
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KnnfucEY Elections.

has passed off quietly. Growers majority in the
9th bst4ict is 1000. Beck in the 7th, and Knott,
in the 4th, all Democrats, have been elected. In
proportion to the vote cast, the Democratic major
ity will be larger than last year.
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From Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, May 4, T. M.-There is considerable
discomfort but no disturbances among workmci
very considerable number regard the movement
as mischievous. Piece workers tand aoof, While
the strikers demand full pay for eight hours
Two fires occurred this morning, and II man and
woman we're burned to death.
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From Mr tvnsi,int,oaHiiSt.l
MAYoh AND ALDERMEN DrrosED FusrER Bl"n-
GIFT APPOINTED Ey GENERAL. lorE LIE Coon
u;.n tuNSIir TluNAI. Darn ADMISlSrEEEp Iu
ApPoINrELS.
lpstcr,la; morning tn" lrowsy nl"t"ny Of our
city WAS aroused and varied l,y the report (Which
spread OH the wings "f the wind and tn, llcc,
,nrscrs al The Officers ui ;llr pulLcr.) that aI
tier ili1 been rcrtIIrl from General I'nr appoint
i-t.: Vi. y,r AMI beard al Aldermen in the place -!
thu ur;!::!i"'s "ilo continued III Office hy aIl
r,,r from l' military. inrlu!,lm:; the usual rrr-
i"ir III Arril nit. ia,iy lwr will not ~ay alIp nf the
gentlemen ali"ri,t.'l t. I.'-;ii'n the lar,l
~c,r taken completely !'y surprise. l,c following;
i. = cop. 81 Tie "rlr, read at the regular meeting;
OF The Heard yesterday morning.
IirAl'u%S. lM!En MILITARY DIsrRIcT.l
Atlanta, tia. Ai'ril ;itlI. lS;;7.
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lSy the use of
tUASTELLAR'S
" HITE LILO U1D
ENAMEL,

For Improving and lieautiyius III" Complexion,
The ,s valuable na perfect PREPARATION In uae. for
ri, ili tie skin bauGl pear! Ike tint. that is only
found IN youth II quickly rci"vc- Tan Ireckes, Pim-
Ir- E.utllrS. No,n Pitches, Sal owncss. Erupliuns,
and all Impurities Of ,l, ski kindly h.aiing the
ayi,,, ;ir ssIc whltr aud crar alahastcr Its U.S..
aunut bo detected M tn" closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable rcI.ri,.un perfectly harmless II :hr
ly artl". ;ir hind used by the French and il COLI
,.lrral 10. the rarisan Indispensable to perfect
toilet. Upwards Z" ;J.vdD bottles were sold during the
ln.s year, ruihicut guarantee vi It's efficacy Price
only 10 rrnts Sent by mall postpaid, receipt al
order. by
DERGER. SHUTS < CO.: Chcmsts,
2s5 River St, Troy. y. Y.
March, ". lV
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Ga.A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country home. after II snourn of Il lew months i'll the
city hardly recognized by her friends. In place 4"
COARSE rustic lllsl, face, she had soli ruby
prxnn almus; marble *nlU"tIInrsI. md Instead of
nty-,hrcc she really appeared hut eighteen. Upon In
lury 10 lie caisn ol great change. sir plainly
told them iliat -ic used the CIlaAS IAN BALM. and
considered 1t invaluable uison to any ladys toilet
l.y any Lady Gcutlcmcn improve their per
solal appearance. nn hundred fold It Is simple in It's
conbinaun Naturr herself Is simple yet usurpass
c,l in its rcry in drawing impurities iroin also heal
ing. cleansing an braulifyns the skin and complexion
BY its direct action The cuticl it draws from II all ills
impurities. kindly healing the saic il leaving the sur.
facu Nature eiur, it should brclear, SOFT smooth
and beautiful. l'rice ST. gent by Mail or Express
~ nr,l, by
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I!EApei,ArrES ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER.
i;I;IEAu I;EruGEEs. FREEDMEN AND ApAN-
DoNEp LANDS. SurTu CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON, s. g.. May Itll, 1861.
.IoilN s. liIHGs I,sQ., President Charleston City
HALLWAY C"mpan: Charleston. =. C.:
sin: | have illr iiuior tu acknowledge the re-
rrrt nf y"ur communication Of May 1'i, Informing
ln. ii the action of your B,ard Of Directors III
"I,rnn. lh' ears 10 al classes Of the community.
ALLOW me 1" congratulate you that spirit ol
llrraIity has pr vailed in yonr c"lnscls, and
f'cl confident That the ,ol"r'rl ncnpl Of this city
vii appreciate. IoEr ac,rrsccncr III Il demand
wllri is .an,tnlr,ll lA the -pirit of The age.
am, yrr respectfully,
Your Ohr'li'!it servant,
Il. Il. SCOTT
Byl. Majnr-ti,.icral Assistant COMMISSIONER
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January 1

aS- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
only true aud perfect Dye-larnlrss. reliable nHan.
,aneo,ls. No disappointment No ridiculous tInts.
Natural Black UT Brown. Remedies the i'll effects Of Bll'
Dws lnygnraes tn, hair, l.avu. il ao and hcautifll
The genuine signed Hitiam Il. Bdfchetar AL others
ar mere imations and should br avoided sold hy ali
Druggists and prrfumrrs. Factory. M. 81 larclcy
street. New York.
f6-a BEWARE OF a COUNTERFEIT.
D,.HlIiiItr ln lyr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a4- CONsIGNEES' NOTICE MERCHANTS
Line schooner n. ". SMITH will discharge cargo This
DAY, at Adgers North Wharf. All goods not called for
before sunset will be stored at risk and expense of
signecs. WILLIAM ROACH.
May6
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TON, S. G.. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 6, 1867

fE- The Relatives. Friends and Acaunint-
anccs of Mr. and Mrs. j. T. C. RREUER, and family are
nvircd to attend the funeral of the Inter No. SO Spring
street ut { o'clock THIS DaM Mays
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Domestic Markets,

NOON Dl5PATCIl.
New YORK, May 4.-Cotton dull and lower ut q
a27Ac. Flour 5a10c batter. Wheat 1a2c better
Corn dull. Mess Pork s2S 10. Lard quiet, at l2ia
1Sic. Stocks active and generally improved. 'G:.
Coupons, 7s. Exchange, 10 days, %. Sight, ~!
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.

BERLIN, May 5. Sax"ns approves thc C''rsti-
tuition.
LONDON, Nav 3-Noo,,. The Der " Govcrnm, nj
accepts the amendment 10 the Reform Gill. The
Goverumcnt CONCLUDED to permit reform dcni"'.-
strations in the HYDE Park.
PARis, Nav j. Tho Secretary of Foreign Affairs
stated in the Corps Lcsisiittf that ,hc basis "l
negotiations asr"cd upon sssnrc: peace Ill i.u-
rope.
BERLIN May Bismarck announced III the
Prussian Dict that the Government accepts til
proposition for nelaraization Of tIlXcmhMrs
LONDON MAY I-Noon.- 81 l'"E.i> III
LoSDoS May i-2.3O 7. M.-ClosinS quotations.
-Consols 91i Bonds 7la.
LIVERPOOL. May 4 Noon. Cotton quiet ~,
lands IL ;L. Orl,.ais 1lEd.; estimated sales a@h
bales. Corn declined to Ais. Provisions iIrn:.
L1vrRpooL, Slay .l-2.m p. N.-Coton firm;
sales 5000 bales; Upands 1l$d; Orleans li3''
BreadstuiIs quiet and unchanged.
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EVENING DISPATCH.


NEW YORK, May 4.-Cotton opened heavy and
lower. being 27a274c sales LOO bales closing at
27Ac for SIiddling Uplsnds. Flour less active
Superhne State Sllal1 %; Wheat less active al
decline being chiefly on new mixed Western: whl"i
is 81 30a1 37 the latter for prime delivered Pork
lowsr s22 90a23 10. closing at S23 Lard IL Sllacc
higher, and is held at 124alStc. Naval stores
quiet and firm. Groceries quiet ana stcaoS-
Freights quiet.
BALTMoRE, May 4, p M.--Cottou quiet and
nominal at 2Gaa27. Coffee steady nc full rates
Prime Rio Very scarce; Flour triner, Int sales
limited Corn less ac;ivc ard deciIued la2 cents
white 81 26a1 2S mixed 20i25 yellow 2Si;0; Mess
Pork held at s24, other hog products quiet and u-
changed; Sugar steady; Whlskcy nuninai anl IL"
sales.
CINCINNATI, MAY 4, 7. M.-Cntton dull and M
changed. Flour lirm and unchanged: Sul"riinc
sl2al3. Corn dull--s:ck 81 10. fhiS;e, steady
Mess Pork SIS 80. Bacon unchanged. Lard iirm.
ST LOUIS Nav tobacco active. Floi.r un-
changed. Wheat-choicc Fali iir,u: low grades
dull: choice Spring 50 10, prime Fall 81 iu,3 l1
choice s3 50a3 G5. Corn tirm at - I2sal H. the
latter price for fancy and white. Provisions un
changed. Whskcy firm at 81 10
LOUISVILLE, May 5.--Snpertinc Flour $, -.
Wheat nominal. Corn active shclled 81 l's'l II
for mixed and white. delivered; i'll the car, 9'caSi
Lard 49, Mess Fork So 80 Bacon Shoulders H.
81 clear Sides !; Hams. plain, l3.; SuSr-curcd
16c. Cotton 23a2lc. Wl.iskcy 25a2i.
New ORLEANS, Ny /. NJ Sales "f Cotton
$500 bales. Prices unchanged ai sicailrr
Low MiddIiue being 2ia2jc. Receipts H. !,l,>;
exports 1888 bales. Sugar and M"lasscs dull amt
nominal. Flour has advanced jOc. Sul~rllnr
s12 75a13 so Com adsancc.i Sc; white 81 10. Oats
firm 1t S3aS5c. Pork iirm; Nos. S2la2l il. la';ol.
Shoulders S4a9c rib 1lic: clear 12ic. Wiiishc> -
az 80. Gold 1861, Stcrin: ,iGl1aly!! New York
Sight premium.
MOBILE, May l. p. m.--Salcs 100 ba!cs-n!arkct
very firm, Mlddlins holding t; Dc; receipts &S'
bales.
SavASSAu May 1, +. n Cotton! quiet a'ri u!!
changed, business hight llidiI!nS 2;r.; receipts
$50 bales.
9 r. BANK EIL,s.-.Ghr n.crrlr,rt- rl tiiaricS
ION and Columbia an. rcc. ,;u. tl,s. h!li- lt i"r
f,r goods. They are receivable he:' II q 'li>c"un:
of tsn pcr cent. Why should they not be worth as
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ m " Ss - fe ~ ~ - VI
| ay NOTICE. .-CnNSlGNEES PER STEAM
slIIp IONEKA are hnrebv nn.ifnl that she iR This
Ddydischarans cargo atSnrth Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored ut
pensc AMI risk Of owners.
WILLIS & cTIIsoLsf Agents.
All Frrrlrt amounting 10 fifteen t15 dollars nr less,
must bc pail ON the wharf before delivery of Goods
May G
AvcERTTFTrATEO OF STOCK KLOsT.-NOTICE
IA hcray given, that application will be made in six
weeks from late renewal Of ccrIifra No CO for ton
shares in e capital stock OF the Relief Loan Asaocia-
iinn et1nlinc in tho of James s. Hycr, the
original having been destroyed by sherman's army.
MavG | may 615
R1- ATA MEETING OF THE CHARLESTON
FIRE ENGINE COMPANY held at their Hall. It was
unanimously resolved that The thanks Of the company he
rendered Mr. LEWIS KESAKE for furnishing refreshments
nj the fire on the morning of the 4th April.
MayG
RIVE AHE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
r. N. WHITING. Esq, a. candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston i.Tnlican District at the next election
September IL
as- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
wM. RTrM DINGTEas a Candidate for the sberiffaty'
al Tho cnsninG election.
September II 6s
syMESSRS EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Ci,n. y. NJ. MANIGAULT n Candidate for
Sheriff ut tho ensuing election. CITIZEN.
Novnmber' st1
A1 MESSRS. EDITORS:-pLEA AN
Nor'NcE John T. aIIr.LIGAN Candidate for Sheriff
Of Charleston District at the election i'll July next.
aud oblisc.
THE MECHANICS AND woRKINGsrEN.
September 90
Ro- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made tn order and inserted by Drs. F.
EArCH and p. GOUGL LEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoSxEAu. of Parsl No. 500 Broadway. New York.
April IA 1yr
aF NOTICE TO AIARINERS.-C a PIT AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing TO anchor their Vessels In Ashley
River. requested not to do anywhere within direct
range OF the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WIlARvES, The Charleston and ST. Andrews side OF
tho Ashley River by which precauion ronact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will he avoided
S. C. TURNER q. NJ.
Ilarbor Masters Office. Charleston February 9, 1866
February
aa-ERRORS OF YOUTH.--A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility Pre-
matnrr p,ay an,l all the effects OF youthful indscre-
ion WILL tho sake Of suffering humanity send freq,
to all who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing profit by nvcrtis.rs experience do
so by addressing, il perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
Arr ~ 3lnos. No AZ Cedar street, New York.
DE- BEA UT1FUL HAIR CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
It's original color and youthful beauty; mparts life anu
strength the weakest hair; stops lid falling ont at
once; keeps the head clean: is unparalleled ns hall
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
drrssrrs, an'l ut my Office, No. lla3 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEFALlER, NJ. ID.
D)WIE K NOISE,
No. 16l Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January 1 5moS
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From Europe by Steamer.

New York. May 3.-ATlvcI, The Uhl"h ad CiIy
OF Paris.
Gladstone's letter declining tho leadership OF
the opposition SAYS he will not move the amend
ment of which he gaze notice, but will support
any geutemcn who will bring forward amend
monts which he can approve. The Times says
Gladstone cannot resign: lo owes it to the Liberal
party to continue its leader.
Bavaria has not answered the North Gcrma n
Confederation.
The roval family of Portugal arc on 4 viat 10 the
Queen of Span aud it is thought will visit France
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