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New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoSpoS May 2EyENSG consols closed stronger e6 for
nev and gis d9 account United Bonds
at IN 0Ri Illinois Central shares 81 Erie Railway shares 4i
PHASKgoRr May 2ByESIsGUhted States BOnds closed
a IA for the old issue
yERPoo MAY 29-BvHNiNd- market closed steady
with doing Mdlug Upands Hid Mdng Orleans MD The
sales exceed the estimate footing bales Alyces
iom Manchester report the market for Goods and Yarns quiet
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Spstial 9Otitts.

Ninth Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
,iOnA regular meeting VI the Executive Committee vii be bed
Iehanon Hall on MONDAY O'Clock m By order Il
A. N. EAGLBSON, ChSirmss
sAML B LAKE Secretary.
Az n re Rular meeting OF Council No. - u. LA Nine
teenh Assembly District held The corner OF Svenhse
Broadway THURSDAY EVENING 2sh inst the foo~Ds 80
utons we're unanimously adopted
esolred That with lively satisfaction the nonaa,eus ef
Grant pledge them and unng slpps
ssolv,d the platform Of principles euuneAt BY The Chgs
with hearty approval . The ae policy o asare
the prosperity Of country. W. H. VAN HOUIkn,
HkaRY A. GLBERTsoS Secy Presdeat
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OyE OUNCE OF GOLD

Will given every o. sdulteptOa found 10 Ban
This Coffee roasted ground and sealed hers
ealy letters patent from the United States Govemea
All saved and the Coffee presents rich glossy
Every family should Is bNeen to tweey oent
stronger pure every twenty contains
ONE DOLLAR POr sale everywhere II grocer does
keep this coffee and w not for send your orders direct
the factory. b. T. BABBTT
Nos g. S. 6s g. g. o. 10 r. and Wsshug gtOu.st NY
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
ru nnrs1nrNr BUCHANAN.

The friends Of the exPresldent den wI ieaT yerH
feeble there Il decided amendment In the condition OF
Ms health which Longer critical aas S or 2pSbess Of
which we b"ne ha win attain In this community, we
have many citizens much hs seniors who are ~ r
his speedy and complete recovery.-lPhlad' pma Age
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

49, The Missouri Democratic state convention s d re-
assembled O'Clock THURSDAY afternoon Apa a ps,.i NJ IN.
by elecing Iadge william Hall President @ ,', are
National Democratic CouveHon not in'hu''0u " ''' w.
known TO be in favor Of PeLdieton.
THE Confederate graves III HOLY ,o & 1o,y ,
terry Richmond we're decorated yesterday AHOa V 'N9 WV
on he ground The principal the civ we're closed
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
THE WEST INDIA MARKETS

U,v.S, Msv2e-Suosre market ia inactive and The sales re-
ported to-day were sma No u Dutch STANDARD ggots at teo re
Der arhe Ercanqe declining; LOn0n, iDUt premgn On
currency discounts gold per csas deooH'
OuP Paris per cent? discount
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

Knoxs Celebrated Jacunda, or no. strAsbery pl,Gs'
Nurseries at Pittsburgh warranted On perpetual erb
bton ALL NURSERIES IN 0Nk No 20 brotdwaJ sss
ond door representative Mr. BARTHOLOMEW, be seea
at No. q Park place, eorner Of Church.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

&C n. Colt 81 Co.'s tobacco factory in st. Louis
was SEIZED oa THURSDAY by Revenue 0cers for Of tax
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30

radsta6-cOrn closed d. lower. Mixed Western 56 Wheat
steady
Provisions and Produce entirely unchanged tone and pnoe
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
"On Sunday next the graves OF al the Union soldiers
IN the cemetery Of Cypress Hills TO be srewn with

Give aowersi bring fowersl Of every hue,
From garden-hed aud leId,
To deek the green above the bieass
That made the Northern Shield.
Plnek of the sweetest orrrge blooms
And roses white and rare
But not for marriage sltsrs now,
Nor for the Young brides hair.
Ask lilies for their palesl buds,
And yloets for their blue
AJAX wood aid dell for greoaest leaves
Por those who died for you,
And lay above the bosoms cold
Whore brave hearts nov fePose.
The lilies pale AMI yioets blue
And orange bloom AnQ rose.
And when the other Junes shall bloom
Through all the years 20 be,
Bring nowers az sweet ind fair AZ these
For those who died f0I thee. j. NJ T.
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German Good Sense.

The German working men, with charac
teristic good sense, have never lent them
selves to strikes, end it is for this reason
that the system of cooperative industry hos
in Germany accomplished so much good in
improving the social position Of the indus
trial classes, as we'll as in elevating their
political condition. AS established by NJ.
Schultze Delitzsch, the apostle of labor re-
form in Germany, the cooperative system
is based upon the correct assumption that
increased industry and increased economy
of wages are the sure foundations OF healthy
progress. Hence O German working man
is never found standing idle for weeks or
months in the vain hope of Obtaining better
wages. The German works for whatever
he can get, shuns idleness as calamity,
and grows rich while the strikers grow
poor
At recent convention Of working men
held in Berlin, the machinists introduced
the question cf strikes as the weapon Of the
the workers against capital. NJ Sohultze-
Delizsch condemned strikes RS engines
which recoil upon those who use them. lie
showed that the plan of working men saving
money to support them when on strikes was
a preparation for social war in place of social
peace. Strikes, by suspending production,
limit the amount of commodities which men
can obtain in exchange for their wages, and
under the fallacy of high prices for their
labor, o5lige them to perform more work
for fewer articles of necessity or comfort.
These views, sustained with great ability,
were 90 we'll received that the Working
Mems Congress refused to have anything to
do with the strike system, and expelled its
advocates. In this way they avoided the
serious danger with which they had been
suddenly threatened.
In this country strikes have been less
popular than in England. They have, Of
course, been unknown in the South, and in
both England and America there are indi-
cations of ON increased intelligence and
good sense, which may soon make them
oheolete
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We HAVE received from D. Appleton &
Co.. through John Russell, Of King street,
the third volume of the library edition OF
the works of Charles Dickens, containing
David Copperfeld, A Tale of Two Cities,
Christmas Stories, and the Uncommercial
Traveller. This edition, as we have before
said, is clearly printed, handsomely bound,
and contains the old illustrations so familiar
to the readers of the best English editions.
1t is, without exception, the most attractive
edition of the works of Dickens which has
ever been published at moderate price.
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The Bank OF the State.

We publieh this morning the opinion OF
Assoc ate Justice Willard refusing the ap
plica,ion for o writ of mandamus to compel
the President and Directors of the Bank OF
the State of South Carolina to deliver the
assets of the Bank to Governor SooTr. The
case is one of the greatest importance, IN
volving the faith and credit Of the State,
and attracting the attention, not only OF
this entire country, but Of the commercial
world wherever South Carolina securities
are known.
1t is particularly gratifying that, in the
very disadvantageous circumstances IN
which our State government is now placed,
the opinion in this case should be one that
reflects credit on our judiciary, not only
by the spirit of justice which inspires it
throughout, but by the legal learning and
acumen displayed.
Justice Willard holds that the writ Of
mandamus vas the proper remedy IN this
case to enforce the duty devolved by the
statute upon the President and Directors of
the bank to deliver the assets Of the bank
to Governor Scott, but that inaamuch as the
whole fund in dispute is now in the hands
of the Court of Equity, court Of competent
jurisdiction, no other court can lay hold on
it or divert it from the purposes to which 1t
would be appropriated by the course OF SAID
suit-and he therefore refuses the motion
The Act of 1868, entitled can act to close
the operations of the Bank of the State" he
considers not as remedial statute, but
merely as an operation of q proprietary
claim to the fund, and, therefore, not e1-
empting this case from the force Of reason
ing applicable to cases in which the State
is not a party.
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archy. General Prim SAYS, probably correc'i
that there are not sufficient Republicans IN
Spain To warrant the experiment OF republic
The chances seem against the selection Oh
foreigner for King The selection OF oeheau'
Espartero, who has been spoken OF tor lhe r po-
sition, would bdnmore popular. he is tani''"
with the wants of his countrymen, anu NUS
high reputation, that would go iar TO aiias
party feeling and inspire respect. Ihere "ouiu
be no necessity fer making the crown nereu't-
ary in his family. A life interest IN the tnrone'
with the title of King or President, would al
ford sl,e people chance to become tamlllar-
ized with the idea of a republic on his death'
The cable announces the death OF the Mar
ouis of Hastings, young hobleman OF twenty
s;x wears of age, who had attained o very unen-
yiable notoriety. A few years ago ne made
great sensation in the London world By run
ming eff with Lady Flora Paget some two or
three days before her expected marriage to hlr.
Chaplin, which had been publicly announced.
Last year he lost fearfully on the turf, having
been defeated by Mr.. Chaplin's horse. Unable
to meet his engagements, he was not allowed
to 'show" until last spring, when ne was enaDieo
through the interference Of some creditors
to effect compromise and to enter Lady El'z-
abeth, the undoubted Derby favorite, in his
own name for that race. Lord Hastings was
supposed to have backed her heavily. Blue
Gown won. The mare was not even second.
Lord Hastings, it was said, was irretrieyably
ruined, bu. it was soon discovered that he had
laid heavily against his own mare. His princi-
pal s:orting creditor, it is supposed, profted
largely by this very dubious transaction; but
since that time the Marquis of Hastings has
been under cloud. Lady Hastings has trou-
bled him little for long time. The love which
was giv,n so lightly was as lightly lost, and
she has pinned her colors on other favorites
since Lord b. has been virtually SCRATCHED"
in the gay world.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH DINA
OCTOBER TERM. 1S6s.-IN THE MATTER OF
DAVID sTIvhNDER OF ORANGEBURG. BANK
RUPT.-PETITlON FOR FULL AND FINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY.-Ordered, That near
irc b, had on the fourth day of Dece:7bsr 1856. at
Federal Courthouse in Columbia s. c.; and that al
creditors &c., of said bankrupt appear at rad time
and place and show cause, II any they can, why the
prayer OF the petitioner should not be granted. And
that the second meeting of creditors CT said Bank
rlpt will be held at the office OF r. B. CARPENTER,
ESQ, Registrar of second Congressional District =
c., on t,peaty:tourM day Of Foremter 1858: at II NJ
By order Il the Court, the 9Th day of November,
1868. DAN'L HoRLBECk,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. S. for S. C.
Soyennt er 7 81
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Amnsemfnt.
SIMHutEIIHl.
F A X
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE "WIDO OWS' HOME"
WILL BE HELD AT
THE "HOME" IN BROAD-STREET,
ON THE 15Es DECEMBER NEXT

THE BOARD CT CONTROL oF1HE "HOME"
return their thanks t. the community for the assist
ancc which has been extended them in their under
taking and will be thankful for any contributions Of
money, provisions and fancy articles.
Packages from distance will be transported free
of charge, by the Express Company and Railroads,
If directed to Mrs. NJ. A. SNOWDEN, President Of
Widows Home, Charleston. s. C.
N. B.-Postivcly no Lists for Raff1es will be crcu-
lated about the hall. Cbancss il desired can be se
cured at the respective tables.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
Mrs NJ A SSowDEN, Mrs J II WILSON,
Mrs UUGER, Mrs c VEDDER,
Mrs GEO ROBERTSON, Miss NJ MIDDLETON.
Mrs SNowDEN, Miss II CAMPBELL,
Miss II B onLDEcK, Miss E PALMER
Mrs HENRY RAvENEL Miss ANNA SIMPsoS,
Mrs II P MATHEsoS.
Mrs. NJ A. SNoWDEN, President
Miss MATILDA MIDDLETON, Vice-Pre sident
Miss NJ. B. CAMPBELL, Sec and Treasurer
Mrs. J. q. wILSOE, Corresponding Secretary.
November Z
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NEw York. Tuesday. May l

New YORK, Tuesday, May /.
UDoLpHo WOLFE, ESQ.,:
Dear .SiT-The want OF pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes ha. btcn long felt by the pro
iessloD und thousands Of lives have been sacrlhced
by the use OF adueratcd articles. Dtlirum tremens,
aud oth1 diseases O. the brain and IL rves, SO rife
in this country are very rare In Europe owing, In
great degree 10 tho tin, renee in the putty OF the
spirits sod.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you including your Gin which you sell IN
der the name of Aromatic Schiedam schnapps. which
we consider justly entitled 10 the high reputation 1t
has acquired in this country; aud from your long e1
pe.iencc as foreign importer, your Bottled wines
and Liquors should meet W tn the same demand.
We would recommend you to appoint some OF the
respectable apothccarics in different parts OF thr city
as agents for the sale of your randles anu wines,
where The profession can obtain the same Wnen
needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you SUCCESS III your new enterprise
We remain your obedient servants,
VALENTINE MOTT, N. D., Professor of Surgery,
University Medical College. New Yo.k.
j. NJ CARNOCHAN, NJ. D. Professor OF clinical
Surgery, Surgcon-in. Lhlef TO the State Hospital
nc No. Ii last Sxteent.i-street.
LEWIS A. SAYRt, NJ. D., No. 79j Broadway
H. P. pE WEES, Nj. D. No. 79l Broadway
JOSEPH WORSTER N D.. No. ~ Ninth-street'
NELSON STEELE, NJ. d, No. "a Geeker-s'rcet'
JOHN O'REILl.Y, NJ. D., No. 230 Fourth street
d. |. RAPHAEL, NJ D., Professor OF The Principles
and Practice OF SUR cry New fork Meuca' COL
legc, &C., No. 81 Nintn-street, and others
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0.

TE1HE HIGHLY SATIsFA Glory AND REMARKA-
4 BILE effects Of this Guano in producing very
largely increased crops of COTTON, CORN and
other STAPLE CROPS has at;rltcd the general at
tcntion Of planters and farmers
In order to confirm pubic confidence in the con-
tinued excellence is Guano and avail Of the best
scientific nj ity in the prosecution of this important
business the PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY has con-
suua;cd professional engagement with DR.. ST.
JULIEN RAYENEL, of Charleston, S. G.. as scienii-
&c adviser and consultitg chemist to the Company.
DR.. RiVENEL is conyer:ant with the composition
and qualities OF the Guano, we'll as with the char
acicr, policy and unusual resources OF the PACIFIC
GUANO COMPANY, and will communicate full in
formation on those points to planters who may
call on him. or address him by letter at Charleston,
sc. JOHN s. REESE & CO.,
General Agents Pacific Guano Company.
Baltimore, Md.
]. n. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
October 10 tuths1mo-p3c Charleston. S. C
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.SGr Sah.

NE,EKET FALtM WITHIN TIE CITY
lM LIMIT, FOR SALE.-That valuable MAR.
KET FARM, formerly Provost Farm, one OF the uest
IN arleston Neck. the property OF the late Thomas
l. nch in rear OF j. j. and ?. Noisctt's iarm, run
niu, rom HesIer-street to Ashley River; containing
about 40 acres oil clear planting and marsh land
with two Dwelling Houses and all necessary out
buildings on the same; with range f marsh land
fenced in for the raising of hogs and stock.
For further particulars apply to
JOHN L. O'NElLL & SON,
October 80 No. 167 East Bay.
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10 Rent.

rTJO RENT. In sUMmERVILLE, 5. c., A
1 COMFORTABLE HOUSE of four large rooms,
wide entry, pantry and garret, good kitchen with
servants rooms, carriage house and stibe, ara
we'll of fine water. Tho Lot is ono acre, enclosed
with good fence. Apply to P. NJ. D0U IN, In Sum.
meryile. or to DR.. ST. JOHN PHILLIPS, No. A
Beaufain-street, Charleston.
November II StuZN
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nv THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOU Il CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM. 1Ss8.-IN THE MATLEH VI
LEWIS L. CLYDURN, OF KkRsHAW COUNTY,
BANKRUpT.-PEi ITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BANKRUPrCY.-Ordc That
hearing bo had on the 2aih day Of November, 1868,
before r. B. CARPENTER. Registrar In bankrupt,
cy. Charles.op 8. c. and that all Creditors &C., OF
said Bankrupt appear at said time and place, and
show cause II any they can, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted. Aud tha the -
meeting of Creditors of said Bankrupt be held At the
office Of R. u. CARPENTER, Esq Of, Registrar Of the
SECOND Congrc;5icohl District, 5. c., on - day 0
November 1868, al l2 u.
BY order of the Court the 9Th day of November,
1873. DANIEL HOkLBEch,
Clerk of the District Court Of the U. s. for S. G..
November Z 8.
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TN TIE pu:Ts1cT couET OF THE

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR SOU1 Il CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, lS6s-IN The MATTER OF
CLEMENTINA s. MArLE, OF CHARLESION,
BANKRUPr.-PE1ITIt'N FOR FULL AND FINAL
DI DI,CHARGE IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES That
hearing be had ON the 24th day Of Norenber 1868, at
Federal Courthouse in Chs reston. s. c. and that all
credtors &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear at said time
and place and show CAUSE II any they can, why the
rayer of tho petitioner should not be granted And
that tho second meeting of creditors OF said Bank
rupt will be held a the Office OF r D. CARPEN TER,
ESQ., Registrar of Second Congressional District s.
c., on the 23t day Of November, 1868, at II NJ
By order of the Court. the 29tb day of October,
1868. DANIEL HOkLBECk,
Eoyamher 2 s2*
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Rtpurbs.

TIVE DOLLARS REWARD. LOST. ON
H the night of tho eighth, from No. 81 Columbus
street, Brindled Mich COW, with looped horns
turned up at The points; marked in both cars Ihe
finder will receive five dollars by delivering her t(
No. 81 COL UMBUS-S1 Rect.
November 13 ~
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CEA ISLAND COTTON AND PROVISION
y PLANTATION FOR SALE.-The subscriber
offers for sale, on liberal terms. PLANTATION
containing 500 acres, go Of which is cleared, and
good Cotton and Provision Land situate It. Pauls
Parish, Coeton district, S. e., at the head OF Zoo
gooGoo Creek, which Is navigaUe to within quar-
ter of n mile of the place. The distance to Adams
hun Depot, on the Savannah and charleston Rail-
road, is about four aud half or frc mics. On the
place are four new Houses for aboIers.
ror further Information, address KEY GoA, No.
6!4, Charleston Postotfcc.
October 2S thstuImo
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no RENT, TWO NEAT COTTAGE
HOUSE,, with double pazzas to the south;
One has four rooms, with kitchen and servants
room; the other five rooms, large pantry kitchen
and servants rroui. Both has large cisterns Apply
Noyember IA STUBS
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rI1OR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE, No. 10 Ruledge-street, one door
south of Montague containing four upright rooms,
one dining room, two spacious attics, dressing
room, &c, with all modern improvements. Also,
ample out buildings. fne cistern and good well CT
wafer The premises arc in PEI feet order and Cewy
painted, To an approved teRaut, terms reasonable.
Apply on THE PREMISES, or No. "a Coming-strcet.
nearly opposite Duncan-street.
NO., n5ber IA swsw4
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
OCTOBER TERM, 18GS-IN THE MATTER OF
ARTHUR G. GOODWIN, OF CHARLESTON,
BANKRUPT-PErITION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN observation-disclosures that
hearing be had on the twcnty.sirM day Of Noren-
Der nert, at the Federal Courthouse, IN Columbia,
s. c.. and that all Creditors, &C., of said Bank
rupt appear at said time and place, and show
cause, If any they can, why the prayer OF the peti
toner should not be granted, and that the second
meeting of Creditors Of said BANKRUPT Will be held
at the onlce of r. h. CARPENTER, Esl., Registrar
OF Second Congressional District, 5. c., on the 23d
aay OF November 1868. at 10 o'clock NJ.
BY order Of the Court the 30h day OF OCTOBER
1865 DANIEL HORLBECA,
clerk of the District Court of the United states
October AZ 50 Fer South Carolina
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UNITED STATES FIR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROiINA-o TOBER TERM, 1S6S-IN
THE MATTER OF WILLIAM =. WHITE. OF
CHARLESTON, BANhkUPT-PErlTlON y h
FULL AND FINAL DISCHARGE IN BANK
RUprCY.-Oraered, thlt q huaring be had on the
wentyseren day of November, 1863 Federal Court
house in Columbia, S. C., and that all creditors,
&C., of said Bankrupt appear at said time and place.
the petitioner should not be granted, and that the
second meeting Of creditors of said Bankrupt will be
held at tho Office of r. D. CARPERl Err Esq, Regis
rar of Second Congressional District, s. e., Oh sS-
ice,,M dey Of Noccm6er, 1885, at II NJ.
Dy order of the Court, this 3Uth day of October,
1865 DANIEL AORLDELh,
Clerk of the District Curt
or the United states for South Carolina.
October 81 So
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Encourage Home Manufacture
PALMETTO HOP YEAST CAKES.
COOPERATIVE GROCERY,
SOUTHWEST CORVER MEETING AND
B5AIsElCT STR EJcTS

MAIshCT STREETS,
A n EXTENSIVE, VARIED AND CAREFULLY
n selected supply of the NECESSARIES OF
LIFE, and also the luxuries-WINES, LIQUORS.
ctc-will at all times be found at the above Store.
established under the auspices of the PALMETTO
PIONEER COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" and
which will continue and extend the advantages it
already offers to the public. Fresh arrivals and
bargains will be regularly reported, and every facI
ty afforded patrons
The 'sbjec of the Association is, as set forth in
lis charter, ITO furnish members ard the public
with the necessaries Of life of good quality unaJute-
rated, and at lowest market rates, and from the
profits Of such sales to accumulate capital for its
members"
Copies Of tie Constitution and bylaws can be
found at the Store of the Association, and all ill.,
quires egarding the practical working oi the oIer-
prise will be most cheerfully an promptly satisfied.
w. q. WELCH, superintendent
J. N. WIGFALL, Assistant
July II
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&c F1SE.sTREET, New YORK,
Narap,hl- 1,sfT

&c FINE-STREET, NEW YORK,
November 81, 1867.
CDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have male chemical examination Of
q sample of your Schledam Schnapps, with the in
tent Of determining if any foreign orinjurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted LII the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisono@s or harmful
admixture. have been unable to discover any
trace OF the deleterious substances wich are EN-.
ployed in the adulteralon of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or 10 recomne nd to Others
for medicinal purposes, the Schiedam Schnapps as
nm excellent and unobjectionablc variety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Signed,) CHAS. A. SEELf, Chemist
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1,U RENT, THAT DESIRABLE TWO
AND-A-HALF-STOkY BRICK Bull DING, No.
Georce-street with excellent cis ern and wen on
nremisoa. For terms. apply at d. O'NEILL SONS,
No org king street November IA