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phe Appro.ehing Orphan. Fair.

To tho Editors of the News:
: In to-day's edition of the "Catholic Gazette. I"
appears fattering notice Of several articles
to be at one OF the tables. We would say that
the Persian piece Of needle work is unsurpass-
ed for beauty and splendor. The subject is the
interior Of an Oriental palace, with the Sultan
and Sultana. This artistic piecei is unequalled.
tits mounted in q most elaborate standing
frame; and it is only one Of the many beautiful
and useful articles which will be on exhibition
and to be rafaed at st. Joseph's table, under
the management Of the young ladies, Miss
Kane and Miss McSwiney. JASPER.
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Oar European Dispstehes.
- EHY ATLANTIC yEI.xaRAYH.l

81 lar ATLANTIC TEIEaRApH.]
rHE n1sH CHURCH QUESTION REoPENED--
VIEWS or EAHL :pzRBY AsD-IoRD RUSSELL.
TIE FEE1AH TsIAIs. z. -
LoNpoa, April % Midnght.-In the House
Of Lords tonight, Earl Derby attacked the
resolutions of Mr.. Gladstone on the Irish
Church, and accused Lord Russell Of vacillsr
tion Of opinion ON the question. BE said the
resolutions adopted by only one House were
without binding force on the Crown. bat il the
hill was duly passed it would then be obi-
gstory. he criticized Lord Russslrs altered
views on tho subject, and hoped that by the
defeat Of the scheme Ireland would be saved
from discord. =
Lord Russell was amazed to see Derby OPEN
ing this question here while it was Jet pending
In the lower House. he said the peace Of Ire
hnd was the aim OF his life, and he defended
his course on this ground, that inconsistency
,in mesns was not Incompatible with consisten-
Dy in the snd. he preferred his own plan for
the solution Of the Irish difficulties, but ac-
cepted the plan Of Mr.. Gladstone as the most
uascticsbae under the circumstances. II the
resolves passed the House, he should submit
m appropriate bin, which he believed would
be sustained by the House Of Commons and
the public opinion Of the country, and would
without doubt command the assent Of the
House Of Lords. he expressed the hope that
the Ministry would not attempt to influence
the Grown adversely to the win Of the House
a0Commons, ss collision between the Crown
aid the House would be most deplorable.
In the House Of Commons, DiGaei, answer
ing question nom the opposition, said the
Ministry wished for the fullest discussion OF
the Irish Cnurch question.
Mr. Gladstone hoped the debate would not
delay the business Of the House, and in that
light deplored the time wasted last night.
The trial Of Burke, Casey and Staw COM
menced to-day in the Court Of the Queens
Bench, London. The court room was crowded,
and great interest taken in the trial. Burke's
dbunsel moved for mixed jury Of Englishmen
and foreigners to try his case, on the ground
that he was an alien; but the counsel for the
Crown objected "A passport, signed by-Min-
lister Adams, was offered as proof Of defend
ants nationality, ] but the paper was finally
ruled ont as inadmissible, sad the motion for a
mixed Jury was accordingly denied. The ooun-
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Marnfo.

ENsLOw-MADIsON.-A Trinity Church, St.
Augustine, Fla on the 9th April, by Rev. JAMES W.
CAPN, ]. A. ENSLOW, Jr, Of this city, to MARY
DOUGLASS second daughter of the late JoaN Nc
INrosH MADISON, Esq. Of the former place.
G-COBURN.-At the residence Of
the brides father on April 14th, by the Right Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, W. q. ARMSTRONG, of Charleston,
to MARY EVA, daughter Of P. Z. CoBuRN. of Sum-
meryille s. C.,
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Wbituarp.

RICE-Tranquflly relinquished their terrestrial
TIA, on 4th April, 1868, aged years. months and
% days; CECILIA, on 18th April, 1883 aged years,
month lad % days, daughters Of j W. and A. II.
RICE.
.'Suer little children to come unto me. and forbid
them not, for Of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven."%
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THE MOST PERFECT Iron ToN1o.-HEGEMAN's
FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK.-A pleasant cordial,
pphate Of IRON. possessing the valuable proper
ties Of iron phosphorous and calisaya, without
any injurious ingredients. AS preventive to
fever and ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever. or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. It is recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared by Hege-
man Co.. New York. and sold by all respect
able druggists in the United States.
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5uueral notife.

a~ The Relatives, Friends and Ae.
quaintances ofsyLyIE sTEADMAN tcolored), are in.
vited to attend her Funeral, at o'clock A. H. To.
Aorro,D, from her residence, 10. columbus-street
without further invitation. Mayo,
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANpINA, JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS
RIVER.
~~A STEAMERS DICTATOR AND
Ests:a%$fERRN CITY POINT, will leave Charleston
eyer7 TTesddy and Friday Evenings, at O'Clock.
for above rlaces and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday, at 8 o'clock P. II.
Steamer DICTATOR, Capt L. n. Co1ETTER, sails
Steamer CRY POINT, Capt. s. ADK1Ns sails FRI
day Evening.
every Saturday Morning, at Z O'Clock.
NJ j, D. AIKEN CO., Agents,
January3 South Atlantic Wharf
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H8TEAs AND CoFFEEs.-

@TEAS AND COFFEES.-
CHOICEST NEW CROP TEAs-sessons, 1857 and
1868
YOUNG HYsoN-$l so, 81 rs, 81 per b.
NANKtN MOUYNE HYsON-s2 25 per ib.
MPERIAL NoUYNE HYsoN-s2pe b.
IMPERIAL GUNPOWDEa-$2, 80 25 per fb.
CHOICE ooLoNG-$12 25, 81 so, 81 rs, So per b.
ENGLISH BREAKFAsT-$1 IS to 50 per tb.
COFFEES:
GENUINE MOCHA, at so cents per tb.
GOVERNMENT JAVA, at AZ cents per b.
PRIME RIO at 25 cents, 80 cents per ID.
LAGUAYP COFFEE, at 35 cents per 10.
pARcHE. AND GROUND JAVA, at so cents
per b.
p.s1ccATED cocoANUT, TUNTELo1s, AND
BoRDEN's Extract OF BEEF.
VIM. S. CoRwIN CO.,
April "a limo No. 275 King-sreet.
s NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. FORESTS
JUNIPER TAR" is warranted to cure Cough,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, Of Whatever
nature if not hopelessly bed-rdden the price will
be positively refunded. INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF
PRODUCED. Try It, and If not satiPfed return the
empty bottles and get your money back. For sale
by druggists everywhere.
Price Per bottle-S5 cents.
For sale OF G. w.ArMAR's Drug Store,
Corner King and vauderhorst streets.
E. B. KELLERS & CO.'S Drug Store,
No. ISL Meehns-street, near Market.
L. CHAPLIN & CO., General Agents,
No. % Haynestreet, Charleston, S. c.
February20 thstu 3mos
@ wHEAToN's OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT will cure Salt Rheur,.
WHEATONs OINTMENT cures Old Sores.
WHEATON's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of
the Skin.
Price so cents by mil GO cent?. All druGg1s9
sell il. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston, Pros rietors.
Septamber IG 38mwfy
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a@ NoTICE-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT

M NOTICE.-ON A FINAL ADJUSTMENT
of the affairs of the late copartnership OF CRAIG,
TUoMEY CO., it was agreed that all the outstand-
ing debts due the Concern should be paid to the
subscriber, who is alone authorized to receipt for the
same.
All nersons indebted to said Concern, by note or
otherwise, Will make psymentto
JOHN TUOMEY,
e6 Last Bay,
AprilS Corner Adger's South Wharf.
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.hs @ .,,is - fba bSttlss d athe strong. Re-
ms,nbsr .a adneie d,i pebble from brook was
!. .erunob r. nvarfbrow the Giant that datied the
s-m;ss ~ Issais 7,.. 49, .-5.r; ~.
1,rrns .,,,,,It adjourned before Mr.. stanbery
h.d ,,,nrss5isd -. -
TX SeSss yI,siSaaass Ira discussion OF the Ais
yals G,,sstions sNasresume,d ana nee debate
msnod Logan was called to order for using
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SpefiaI notifes.

TBETHEL CHURCH.-THE REV. W. W..
HICKS, of the Reformed Church Of Brooklyn, win
preach In the Morning at haltpast ten O'Clock, and
Rev. Dr.. SARGENT, of Virginia, In the Afternoon q:
half past Four O'Clock, and in tho Evening at Eight
o'clock.
Divine Service may be expected. Providence PEI
mitting, every afternoon at halfpast Four O'Clock,
and every Evcningat Eight O'Clock, during theweek
MRy2
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sS- MEssRs. EDITORS DAILY NEWS
You will please nominate B. s. DCRYEA for Mayor,
and oblge
MANY NATIVE AND ADOPTED CITIZENS.
April IL
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~oRPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE
Rev. F. A. MOOD, Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will perform Divine Service in
this Chapel TOAo,roO afternoon, Sd inst, at half.
past Forr O'Clock. I Maya
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B. SARGENT, D. D., from Portsmouth, va.,wil
preach at Trinity Church To-Aorro,o Morning. Re
gular service at night by the Pastor.
Maya
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socfai Barrier I'm LoutEinna.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The suit Of the,
colored alderman, Joubert, against the Convent
Of the sacred Heart for $4,000 damages for re-
fusing to receiveshis daughter as pupil, has
bean dismissed on the ground that the school
isnot an incorporated body, ndhence cannotbe
sued. Themerits Of the case were not reached
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aTAT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Company, held at their
ball on the evening Of the 2sth, the following resolu
ton was unanimously adopted: -,
Resolved, That the thanks OF the Company be and
are hereby rendered to the following ladies' for their
contributions Of wreaths and flowers to decorate the
Engine: Mrs. @. A. Won Dohlen, Miss Mary Calhoun
walsh, Misses Fanny and Ellen Maloney, Miss Mary
Louisa Armstrong, Mrs. james Finley, Miss Lizzie
A. Finley, Misses Gertrude and Olivia, White, Mrs
Ella Easterling, Miss Anna Gibbes, Mrs. N. Pundt,
Miss Anna Norhden, Mics Johanna Morrissey. and
to Mrs. Thomas Miller, for the handsome blue silk
flag presented to the Company, and to the Rev. F.
]. shadler for floral ornaments <s.,e
Extract from the minutes.
w.H. ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
MayQ 49, ts
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~ CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH.-THE
Rev. DR.: wNKLER VIII preach In this Church,
To-Horrop Morning. at hal-psst 10 o'clc L. His
congregations are invited to unite in this Service.
May2
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aeI far rhe Crown defined the offence with
which the defendants stood charged as felony,
aa laid down in the law of 1S48. They had
made war against the Queen, and the penalty
according to that law is transportation ana
nenal seryitude for from two to seven years.
The case was then opened for the prosecution.
AN the prisoners acquitted Of the charge OF
causing the Clerkenwell explosion have been
set at liberty. Barrett who. was convicted
awaits sentence.
GENERAL NEWS.
LONDON, May l-Evening. -Glsdstone's reso-
Iution in regard to the Irish Church establisn-
ment were adopted by Gixty-ave majority Mr.
Diarseli said the ministers needed time to de-
eide Whist course to pursue. The House ac-
cordingly adjourned to Monday next.
The London papers consider the division a
decisive one. ;Disraei has gone to OsDorne
Palace TO consult with the Queen.
LvrapooI,s May 1-Noon.-cotbon; dull,
prices unchanged sales Of the week u, wy
bales, including $4,000 bales for expors, and
1lOOO for speculation. The STOCK, IN port is 8
$4,000 bales, :of which s41 600 are American.
Shipments Of cotton from Bombay, according
to corrected returns, since the last report up
to April 17th, are 80, 400 bales. =
Afternoon.@gotton quiet. Sales 10, 900 bales.
Prices unchanged Total stock afoat for Eng
lish ports a25,OOO bales. whereof $4,000 are
American. Bredstufs dull. Pork Ss 3d. Ma.
val stores dull. .Tallow declined to 4t.
EVENING. Cotton close quiet; uplands LIZA
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%WORKINGM GMEN'S CANDIDATE
Major E. WILLIS will receive the support OF the
workingmen and taxpayers Of the city for the
MAJORITY and we are authorized to state, will serve
If elected. MANY WOhklNGAEN'
April % limo From all Warus'
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[YnoM oun SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
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aT CHARLESTON SAVINGS NSTITU-
Neutrality-suspicious. in this institution who have not
hsd their books balanced are requested to hand them
to Treasurer for that purpose. If the Forty-sec
Dividend Is entered up In the books. they need not
be handed in, as they have already been balanced.
q. 8. GRIGGs,
April 80 8 treasurer u ;. l.
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RTMEssRs. EDITORS: WE BEG LEAVE
to suggest the name of Mr.. E. D. ENsToN as suit
able candidate Tor the Mayoray at the ensuing cleo
ton, being impressed with the importance of select
ing one who represents every class in this commu-
nifty. We are satisfied he viii receive the support OF
the citizens and TAX PAYERS.
April %
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H CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that
abe is This Day discharging cargo at Pier No. ],
Union wharves. An goods not taken away at sun
set win remain on wharf at consigneea' riak.
MORDEcAIS CO., Agents
No deductions will be made by Agents Of this
Line after goods have left the wharf. Maya
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@THE PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR
Sheriff for Charleston county-captain G. B. SIG
WAID. 81, April %
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ssr OFFICE CITY RAILWAY COMPANY,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY.sTREETs-
CHARLESTON, s. G., April 30, 1sSs.-Persons de-
srous of advertising on the Panels Of the Cars OF
this Company, can be accommodated on application
at this Office. 8. W. RAMSAY,
April 20 Secretary and Treas urer.
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EDEUTSCHE sCHUTZEN-GESELL-
scHAFT.-Es macht mir versnugen, den Mitsiis-
dern auzuzeigen, dass ich Erlaubniss vom kommar=
direnden General erhalten habe, am nachsten
Mitwocb, den eten Mai, In voIler Uniform, Omit
Buchsen), ausmarschiren "a durfen.
Anri1 30 A. MELcHERs, President.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.,
BY CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH 81 sIEAM, AN,
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD AND BLUFFT0N.
THE STEAMER pilot BOY"
,azsee3SE@ esS@ Captain W. 7. McNELTY, VIII leave
Charleston every Monday Night, at II o'slock, ana
savannah every Thur,day Morning, at O'Clock.
All Way Freight, also Blufton Wharfage, must oe
prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation WnarL
Marct
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HosPrTAIIIrTYTo al i THE CHARLEsToN1AN
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So quick does the Resolyent enter into the circu.
laiou, that It may be detected in the urine In ten
minutes after it has been taken. In many cases It
has secured free discharge Of water-in cases
where catheters were formerly used. Is not this a
blessing?
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market Reports.

81 NEW York, May Moon. -Gold Ssi. Cotton
steady st sale. for middling uplands. Freights
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Marshall Hose Company.

The procession was exceedingly imposing.
There were ten engines in the ine-all Of
them steamers, with the exception of our
Vigilant. The steamer Of the Protection
Company of Macon-a rotary-attracted much
attention All the engines were beautifully
adorned. The procession moved through
South to West Broad-street, thence to the Bay
and along East Broad and Broughton to Bull,
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Care Of peacI. Trees.

The Horticulturist says: Peach trees
should be carefully examined afthis sea-
sou, and the worm (egeria) taken away
from its harbOring place near tho crown
Of the tree. Remove tho earth couple
Of inches deep, and observe any gummy
or punctured spots; and then, ten to
one, BY cutting with a sharp knife, you
will find small white grub or worm
that as yet has done but little or no ma
terial injury, but if left unmolested by
the coming spring, will be found to have
almost completely girdIed the tree. Dig
out the grub now, wash the wounds with
soft soap to destroy any worms that the
knife failed to reach by reason Of over.
sight on ths' surface, then draw up the
earth in mound form about one foot high
close 10 the body, which mound, If lev.
eled next April, will exhibit at once any
worms which now have been left.
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FouneersnE rIerses.


A certain cure for founder In horse
is to stand him 10 water up to his belly.
l have known ID praeticsd for 6ity years;
and svathiug the legs in hot water, vine.
gar and sugar Of lead, are all good 10
some extent; but founder must Be ~.
lleved suddeuly, or the horse will SHOW
stiffness In his actions and have deform.
ed and callns tender hoofs. o ae
Water applied TO the legs I do not
consider positive cure the disease
must be attacked at the root by bleeding
and purging; a few drops of blood Ia.
ken from below the fetlocks will hasten
his recovery. But the most certain and
quick remedy that I have ever known i
q green gourd. Take.a large green gourd
eus Il up, put 10 into gallon Of water
and boil il down to q quart. Strain the
liquid and dresch; IN twenty -four hour
the horse will be perfectly at himself
The gourd is q powerful diuretic, and
win cause the horse to stale The most Of
fensive odor. as.plN .asaia ~
In 1922 traded, for two fne yount
marcs, IN Augusta, Ga. I rode one o
them to Kentucky, and my servant th'
other. Early one morning at the cross
ing Of Clinch river, Tenn, we found on'
Of ;hs ssssss so badly foundered that sh'
could not be led out Of the stable. y
procured green gourd aud drehthet
her as directed above, and directed tn,
servant 10 remain until she was able Il
travel, expecting that he would reacl
home three or four days after me; TIL
next day after my arrival he came in
with the mare in rs good plight as !
nothing had happened. d l.i'Fai Ifai
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A Detectivc's Experience.
From the N. 0. Picayune.

~. =, 49,.
~ was Just Deior ne war sara the
oesecuve' "tnat queer trek was played
me py young iei'oS accused Of iorg-
cry. u w. .
no" was Lei me near the
s'oty;
Inc cn'ei called me into me once
one morning, Gon ana told me t1as 2 check
-, si,VVv nad ceen drawn pytne con-
ndsni'ai clerk OF q .sll-known CONNER
e'a' noese' ana had peen cashed at the
pank where sheir funds were deposited.
" was forgery and the cierk had LETT
As soon as the money was oDgned. his
name was Henry Harding his parents
lived in one Of the interior parishes, and
twas supposed he had gone there before
setting out elsewhere. Icould only learn
thas he was young aud Of rather effem-
mate appearance. l was soon on the
way. l had found out where the family
Of young Harding lived, and hoped TO
reach the house before night but in this
| was disappointed. Long before dusk
dark clouds began TO form along the
verge Of the horizon and climb rapidly to
the zenith. The thunder and lightning
came at intervals, and l was soon assured
that one Of these semitropic storms which
are so frequent in the summer would ere
long burst upon me in its fury. l hasten.
cd forward, therefore, looking eagerly
around me for some place Of shelter. l
had proceeded but little distance when
| saw just before.ne a woodlands hut.
| got in this as soon as possible. / had
hardly got'comfortably sheltered before
a gentleman and lady dashed up to the
door and dismountet Like myselfthey
we're seeking shelhrifom the storm. The
man was middle aged, and exhibited IN
his person the strong athletic frame, the
open brow, and genial, pleasant face Of
the Southern planters but there was iu
his countenance no. q touch OF sadness,
q seemingly exquisite sense OF SORROW,
strangely out Of ieep'ng with what the
man should have been. His companion
was q young girl OF exquisite beauty
with dark, soulful eyes, and hair black
as night She looked, indeed, daugh.
ter Of the tropics, and the tall, splendid
form was regal in its majesty: She Wal
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fell in love with me at first sight, 10,
papa end mamma objected, and how q
last ws nan away together; and Il SCENE,
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