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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-04

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Glory ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY =
After having been kept for two days
in state of suspense bordering
closely upon lunacy, the carpet-bag-
gers, Parker, Mackey, et id onsne
genus. who were elected to Office on
the radical ticket. and were unable to
qualify because the requisite amount
OF security could not be obtained,
were yesterday delivered from their
thraldom by the passage of the bill
"to reduce the amount of the official
bonds of tho officers of this State. ;"
10 the credit of Whippor, Ransier,
and the other colorcd Republicans
who voted againt this measure,
which is simply party movement to
put particular men into power, be it
said that they combatted it vigor-
ously, and in the best interests of the
State, whose credit will inevitably be
impaired by the unsuccessful result
of their efforts. Well may Parker,
who has been industriously, though
fruitlessly, hunting endorsers for the
past month, and whom Whipper in
sinuated plainly was of doubtful
capacity and honesty, say, "Glory
enough for one day!" and well may
taxpayers dread the incoming to
Office of this man, and all of his ilk.
---------~-c c-~->>>e>>------.--
FATAL AFFRAY-A WHITE CITIZEN
MURDERED. About half-past 12
o'clock, on Sunday morning, the I'd
instant, difficulty occurred, near
the Southwest corner of Senate and
Lincoln streets, and pistols were dis
charged indiscriminately - about
twenty rounds having been fired
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-04

Our venerable cotemporary, the
Charleston Courier, has been tho
roughly rejuvenated, and yesterday
morning appeared in an entirely new
suit, furnished by Messrs. James
Conner's Sons.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-04

BURGLARS, BEwARE.-Captain J. J.
Mackey will have on exhibition, at
the store of Messrs. Hopson e. SUIT
phen, this morning, patented and
very useful implement, which will,
doubtless, be brought into general
use. 1t can be Get, so as to discharge
ball, or handful of shot, in four
different directions. Call and see it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

FIRST DAY.-This BODY. consisting of ahout
one hundred and forty-fve clerical and thirty
nNe lay delegates, representing the seven DIS
tTlcts OF the Conference, met yesterday morning
IN annual session at Central Church Lexing-
ton street, near Pearl, Baltimore city. The Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia and portions OF MARYLAND
and Virginia are included within the bounds
OF the Conference, and are fully represented
After devotional exercises by Bishop Dog
gett, The body was called TO order by the Bi-h-
OF, who made an opening address. IL j. no
part OF the functions of a religious body 70 Dis
cuss political questions. He would. however,
refer TO religious matters i'm this connection. A
large part of the Christian Church has gone
adTlft. Its prestige. purity and power lost.
Events have justified your wisdom in The acts
consummated at Alexandra two seasons ago.
The unparalleled success OF the Church Sou "a
justif1es your act. This Church ~ to-day erand
and subLme-a martyr Ia poverty and persecu-
uon, but exceedingly rich in faith, though poor
IN the worlds goods.
Rev. J. ;. MartIn was elected Secretary; Rev.
Jas. Nj. Armstrong Assistant and Rev. W.
Gwynn Coz, Statistical Secretary.
The usual committees were appointed.
The 18th QUESTIONABLE all the preachers
blameless in their life and official adminis;ra-
uonf'-was taken up.
Elder Samuel Register, OF the Baltimore Dis.
uict, spoke highly Of the characters of the
ministers OF the Baltimore Conference He said
that in 1895 there was only one organized cir
cuit therein. but Al present there are twenty
churches have been erected and Others are in
progress, and there has also been q number OF
extensive reviyals. The statistics show that
the net increase have been al least a thousand.
ard possibly more than twelve hundred. Our
right 10 be here Is questioned by some who deny
thai We are Conference, hut he believed that
they Were here a. Con ference in the favor OF
God and that they had all gone quietly and
steadily forward in the fear OF God in their
work. The struggle was one between principle
on the one side. and conscience and brick aud
mortar on the other. Ii NJ could be- 80 that ths.
Meihodists Of Narsla could take with them
the property that they were religiously entitled
TO, our increase would be counted by thousands
instead OF hundreds. In the rural districts thew
had preached IN school houses, although even
IN this they We're sometimes prevented by per-
sons in authority, who had not gone TO the wall,
ana he trusted would stay there until they
went TO better world. The characters Of the
ministers OF the Baltimore District Were passed.
Elder John :. Martin bore testimony 10 the
good characters OF the ministers Of the Wash
Ingion District. He said they had been ool ged
10 contend with great diffic ulies, and that over
one hundred Of their churches had been burnt,
and they had literally been obliged 10 preach
In the woods, and great portion of their work
was missionary.
The Conference, after devotional exercises,
al lourned.
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Annual Conference OF the Baltimers VI. n
Church

FIRST DAY.-ThIs BODY assembled Yesterday
morning in lts slghty-fOarth session in Eutaw
Street Church, BALTIMORE ClIy. Rev. Bishop
NJ simpson, ID. ID, in the char. b. N. Brown
was seiectrd SECRETARY: j. r.. Wheeler and
GreenlesfG Baker, Assistant Secretaries.
., On motion, Rev. VIM. hamilton was re-
quested 10 preach the semi-eentennial eermon,
tns being the 5Oth year OF hls ltinerant ministry
Inc following Board OF Trustees was Sp-
Ward, X. r. Gannt n. Berry, O. A Rid
Ihos haveDer, Il. 4. Cant. n. Berry, T. r
Anderson, IL. Hill. -.
On motion. IL was ordered that ali clsims "a,
the Cenftrence fund be submitted 70 the Boar
OF Stewards, and their decisions be finaI an,
Z. A. Reid, q. G. Cronin, =. l.. NJ Censor an,
+ W. Pierce were added 10 the Board OF Ssew "
The seventh question Of the general minute
"Who are the Supern itineraries I" was the,
taken up, and the relations Of A. J. Myer~, 4
;. Hank, j. II. Ry land, NJ Gioheen. NJ A Tur-
ner, W. u. Lumsdon, X. NJ. LIpscomh, "a
Champion and job Lambeth We're continued
The relations OF ;; II. Cummings and Jno. H.
Shope were changed 10 effective.
Ihe eighth question Of the general minNtes
was taken up, and the relations Of II Brom-
well, b Barry; A Griffith, T: $: Harding,
Isaac Collins, &. H. Young, II. Leeer, J. =
Bunting, y. ID. Lipscomh, Y. Bear, q W Is
rael, W Prettymsn and %. p. wirgman were
The report OF Rev. w. L. ID Clemm, y. +. of
the Winchester District, stated the troubles
which his district has struggled against during
the past year, but that IL was the denomination
OF the NJ. 4. Church 10 push her cause from th.,
Potomac 10 the Gulf Of Mexico.
The names Of effective elders were called, aud
the following paseed:-Rev. J. Lanahan. w. :.
Edwards, A. Longacre, A F. Gibson, w. ".
Edwards, Joel Brown, J. ii. NJ. Lemon, q.
McElfresh, r. :. Cassidy, X. N. Bear. N r.
Hanley, J. w. Cornelius, W. NJ. Osborn, J. W
Start. q: w. Hobbs, ID. W. Arnold, L. Richard
SON, L. Myers, ;. V. Blake, =. A. Wilson, w.
II. Holiday, II. McNemar, X. X. Murphy, w.
NJ. u. Ryan, w. II. Chapman, -. v. Leach, a.
G. Crone, u. A Morgan, T.. ID. Duen, J. j. Sar-
gent, w. I. J.. Weech, u. H. Smith, W. N
Ianey, \. Il. Morgan, Il. p. Brown, B. ".
Brown A. ". Ames, T =. De Has, q. V
Leeeh, ". hrsbs. g. A. Reid, VIM. Hamilton,
J. N. Davis, q. q. Markham, J. W. Hoover. J.
Hoover, J. A. NcCauley, q. NJ Berry, J. r.
Wheeler, A. J. Porter, W. p. Ward, Daniel q.
ii. Myungle, G.. W. Feelmyer, Geo. Crossfie
Nm. Mcks ndree Walsh, WIN. Champion, = l.
NJ. Conser, J. w. T. Graham, T. w Pierce
Adjourned with bsnediction and prayer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS sARsAPARtJLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

rns reputation this excellent medicine ENJOYS ie
serivsd frC m its cures, many ~ shich are trufy
vfsre the system se. ned saturated With cGrur'
tisn, have erea purissd and evred by IT. scrofu
-srs psfrisIy sfiietiag have BE q rsii " cured
Re eous,fy' thai the public .esree5 nd 10 be-
irfoIneS of its virtues or u.es
en@ie, 81 our race. often, this ansesa and anfelt
% iSs a s,tsS ~ teH
si.r.se: si1Gqt sISi'iSE 70 S sSigts,ss Of It's pre-
aoa-rspisy develop into ather Of lie hideSus
IL SH t1G or .sdss. s1ns s p
~ The hangs or Part, or tumore formed in the
:ais or foul Sie ration on some paIs Of the body
Hence che occasional use Of bottle OF this Sar-
% Of ds .ps.sr hi% s9.ss no essa
s5d n. sS
t6onyb Fire, Rose or Erysip-las, letter, Salt
ssfs ana dot other % erapfon. or visible iUfs sOcf Of
serOfulOus disssse. Also, in the more concealed
Tpisp.y, Rsprsiri,. s'' and ths % Hari9Gs Ticeron.
sfeetions Of the muscular and nervous systems.
eursd BY IL though long time is required for sub
suiRg these obstinate mslsdies by any medicine
UIcsrstions, and Female Diseases, are comnonIy
sSd in1goTatioe efect Minute dirsesions tHiST for
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
gratis Bheumatisn and Gout. when caused by
sccumulafiops OF extrsneOus matters in the blood
yield quickly TO IL, also Liver CONS plants, Tor
pIdity Congestion CT Inflammation Of the Liver
and Jsundice, when arising, they often do, from
the rsnkling poisOns in the blood. This SA RSA
PkkI LILA IL q great restOrer for the strength and
ttgOr Of the system. Those who Lansud and
Listless, Despopdent Sleepless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehensions OF Frars, or any OF the at
fsctiOns sy m ptomatie Of Weakness, viii lind imme
diats relief and convincing evidence Of its restora
tive power pon trial.
PREr,RzD B7
DR.. J. q. AYER CO., LOWELL, MAS,
PRsCTICAL AND AStLYTICAL OHEHIsTs.
sold by al Druggists Everyxhere.
Z. d. GILMAN,
nh enq Aeon hinuf
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REcoNsTR Ut TIoN.

NIRelsIA.-In The Convsn ton yesterday,
a S ~ M NJ sppoNihk iu psAchineht Nefe aeof %
ca oy s. 10 So The majority rport on Suffrage
Was taken mp after The other two had been DE- :
faieo. The first clause, giving votes 70 all,
hskes twenty -one year, Of age. and REQ uires
one year IN the State and six months in the
county, 10 vote. was adopted. r...
GkoRSiA.-The Convention has completed
the luoieisry dspsrtnent Of the constitution,
and has resolved 20 adjourn on the nth ,ust.
SoCiH HCARoLtNa.--An animated discussion
took place I'M the CONVENTION yeSferday a. 10
whether eduoStlon Of children should be com
pulsory or not An attempt was made hs =.
strong factlon 10 force colored children in,o
schools and colleges among the whites
LoUIsIANA.-ln the convention. som. Of a.,
members voting lor tbe constitution a. A whole
entered a protest against portions OF A. Articl.
IS was amended 20 make New Orleans IN.
capital of the State, instrad OF Baton Rcnre. A
protest was also entened Against this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
Foreign News.

Cable dispatches OF last night say the pres.
ent condition of Ireland and the question OF
lrish reform are TO be considered in the House
OF commons on the 10Th inst. An attempt was
to burn a large machine shop al Limerick, Ire.
land, but II was defeated by the police. The
lncendiaries made use Of Greek fire The visit
ol Prince Napoleon TO Germany has no con-
nection whatever with political affairs. Far
ragut has arrived at Spezzia. He received the
itaiian Minister as a visitor on beard the FroI-
&c. Cardinal Antonelli is very sick. The news
IRON Lisbon shows that popular dissatisfaction
has not subsided. A dispatch from Lisbon re-
ports the effigy OF the Queen burned Sunday
night by an excited mob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-


This convention met at Harrisburg yestr-
day, Hon. William Hopkins, of Washington
county, president. The nomination Of Presi-
by acclamation OF William V. MctSrath, OF
Philadelphia, and George W. Cass. OF Alle-
gheny. The evening session Of the CONVENTION
elected a delegation, consisting Of two persons
nom each congressional district, 10 the National
Convention, and an electoral ticket 10 be voted
ior AT the Presidential election.
Resolutions Were adopted, that the prompt
restoration OF all the States 10 the enloyments
Of their rights and functions I'M the Union il
essential 10 our progress, our prosperity, and
the protection OF our liberties, and that Radi cal
legls Station AZ the barrier thereto: that the Con
stitution OF the United States IL the suprpms
law; that the recent attempt of the legslAti ' :.
branch OF the Government TO usurp the Office
o ol ane I Eh,ennvs; snd to destroy the independ-
upon the provisions Of the Constitution; that
the Radicals In Congress have wrung from the
people enormous sums Of money which they
nave squsndered in reckless extravaganza; thai
their sysiem Of revenue is ill -ad vised incopgru-
Gus and inc liable; that rigid economy in every
branch Of the Government, q decrease In the
number Of officials, and aredpc ction in the army
and navy, and q reform in the collection OF the
revenue are imperatively demanded; that the
Republican party Is responsible to the coun- =
Try for the delay IN the restoration Of the south
ern States TO their just relations in the Union.
for the government OF this people by militarv
rale, and that the purpose Of these measures -
10 perpeiusi- their power through the votes of
illiieraie negroes; that In enacting the tenure
Of onice law the legislative and execafixe
branches OF the Goyernment had each for itself
a right 70 Judge Of It's eonstitutionaiity: that
the impending impeachment of the PrsNsSsat
OF the cniisd States is a gross and RECKLESS
abuse OF partisan power, without IustiSshis
cause, and Is intended for the atsainmenf or
parry Pufpo.e Al The expense Of the more vital
speciePeyng basis AZ the earliest practical
moment u essential; that the national debt
!, ~ osso 30 Or PAID as rapidly rs possible: Thar
~. nNe-s"enty bonds and the legal tender
no.ss are component paris of the same system
o1 nnance, and until the Government IA ahle y,
Isoeem me legal-tenders in coin the holdor~ ~
rnders in payment
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, March 5-Forenoon.-Consols, %
a93b L. s. Fiye-twenties, 7Ix; Illinois Cen
tra1, s9a; Fries. AK = --,
PARIS, March 5-Forenoon. Bourse is
heavy, and rentes lower
LIVERPOOL, March s. Forenoon.-Cotton
opens buoyant. Sales of 10000 bales. A brisk
speculative demand has driven the prices for
cotton TO arrive sixteenth higher than on the
spot; Upiands, sxa9x ;.Orleans, o4aio. Bread
LONDON, March 5-AfterB rBoon.-Consols un-
changed; Eries, AZ; Illinois Central, sag; u.
:. 5-20's, TISa71x.
LIVERPOOL, March -Afternoon-Cotton
active and advanced I'd. Prices very fiuctua-
Orleans, 1oa10S. Breadstufs higher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
ORGANIZATION OF NATIONAL PIE.
TROLEUM ASSOCIATION.

PlTTsBURG, March 5.-A National Conysn-
uon OF refiners and dealers in petroleum is being
heId AT the Board Of Trade Rooms in this city,
for the purpose of discussing matters of inter.
est 10 the oil trade in general; TO get an express
sion OF the oil dealers views throughout the
Z nIted states in regard to removal or reduc
ton of the tan on oil; 10 consider better system
OF contracts and future sales. A National Pc.
troIeuR Association was organized. ID. PeeIs.
OF Cleveland, was elected permanent president:
a. r Brooks, Of Pittsburg, was elected secre-
tary. Delegates are present from the different
sections OF the United States, and the proceed
ings throughout were entirely harmonious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

NEW MACHINE FOR PEGGING SHoHs-A
hand pegging machine was exhibited in SPRING
held recently, which. il il stated. is really q
valuable invention. The shoe 10 be pegged is
lasted and the sole fastened on 10 the upper
leather In the same way as in pegging by hand
lhe machine Is selt-feeding, and as il moves in
GUS me peg from wooden ribbon punches
the hole and drives the peg to its place. ali ina
an instant, and closes its work perfectly. An
perfenced workman can peg two rows on a
no. y heavy brogan in one minute. The ma
chlhe works equally well on heavy and fine
Work, and coed judges who saw its operation
pronounced IL capable of doing all il claims to
90. Ihe price is within the means of country
for fh - = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

agsr., said they did not oonsid T hat the House
ae q body was required TO attend them - DR.
& Ct the organization o. -hr Court OF Impeach-
menf. He ths ueht the Managers alone were %
60 there NJ THE ume.
Mr.. Judd then Withdrew his motion. and the
managers retired from the hall, but were fol-
low ed Nv 80 large n nnmb-r q ihs marnb.rs
that not more than forty were Ten in the Rep
rsseu tativ,s Hall q conduct the businsSs
The House then resumed the Consideration Of
the Tennessee election cas-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

An ACT for the protection IN certain cases of
persons making disclosures as parties, tes-
ufylng as witnesses.
Be IL enacted by the Sendts and Houss Of Repre-
Snt0tiy.s Of the United states Of America in Con
1TeSS assembled, That no answer other plead
ing of any party, and no discovery, evidence
obtained by means of any judicial proceeding
from any party or witness in this or any for
eign country, shall be given in evidence, or in
any manner used against such party or wit
ness, or his properly or estate, in any court of
the United States, or in any proceeding by or
before any officer of the United States in re.
spect 10 any crime, or for the enforcement OF
any penalty or forfeiture by reason Of any act
or omission OF such party or witness: Prorided,
That nothing in this act shall be construed TO
exempt any party or witness from prosecution
and punishment for perjury committed by him
IN discovering or testifying As aforesaid.
SEC. .. Ana De- II further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from its passage and shall
apply TO all pending proceedings, as well as
10 those hereafter instituted.
Approved, February 2j, l56e.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MARYLANp sEN.ToRsHIP,
Special dispatch to the S,sr.1

Especial dispatch to the star ~ .
ANNAPOLIS, March Safer another IN sue.
cssstnl ballot this morning, for Senator TO I'LL
the existing vacancy, to-day amotion was msde
6y Senator Clark 70 adjourn for the purpose OF
going into caucus tonight, which was lost
He presented a resolution that n the pers on
Ell c'@d should not be admitted TO the United
States Senate, or should his credentials be re-
ferred, should resign; which WAS ruled out Of
order. The second ballot resulted: Thomas, 25;
Earle, %; EicSers, 10; Mccullough, 10: Ham
oieton, .; W. A. Stewart, :; Swami, I; Henry,
!; Crisfeld, After the vote was announcad,
tie name OF Mr.. Earle was withdrawn.
fsKcosp prsPATcHl
The third ballot resulted. Thomas D, Swami
"a, Viekers ls, Mccullough 10, Hsmbleton Ia,
Crlsheld ,, Blair 1. ---. EL--.--- --L
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THE ABBYssINIAy CAMPAIGN.

NEW YORK, March 5-The HsraLrs special
dispatches relating to Abbyssinia, state that the
advance Of the British army was within fifteen
days march of Magdaia. Gen. Napier, met
kassai the Tigre chief on The 20th February,
and he made an offer Of peace which was &C.
cepted.
The enemy shot some stragglers from The
Queens force, and their bodies were mutilated
Three British officers are missing
hing Ihe0dorus was advancing from his
camp with $4,000 men. Menelek was said 10
baye invested the royal stronghold of Magdala
with 10000 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05
BACHELORS hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye Is the best IN the world
tae only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
rnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leave. the air soft and beautiful bidel
sv 5To.ra. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers
ard properly applied at Bsfchelors Wig Fsctoy
No. B Bond sreet, New York. ia l3 cody
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tPreIIn-No 10 !

AN ACT In relation TO additional bounty
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and Hoase of Repre-.
ssrtdtres Of the United States Of america in Con-
Sress assembled, That if any person or persons
entitled 10 the bounty provided by sections
twelve and thirteen of the act making appio-
priatic NJ for the civil service, approved July
twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and sixty-siX
shall have died or shall die before receiving
said bounty, IL shall b. paid 10 the heirs of the
soldiers az designated ia said act IN the order
therein named, and to none other
Approved, February u, 1868.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered fer years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fetts Of youthful will for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need IL
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy BY which he Was cured. Sufferers wishing
to prOit by the advertisers experience can do so
~ addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
apl1-ly No. AZ Cedar st. New York
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NEW YORK ITEMS.
Death OF an Eminent Lawyer-Proposed
Founding Hospital.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Daniel Lord an emf
nent lawyer, died this morning. All the courts
have adjourned out of respect.
The grand jnry of the State of New York
nave made presentment recommending IN,
erection Of foundling hospital As the only
means 10 check the crime of inianticde
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Nomination Rejected.

TSPccTH1 DI-pHtcn 20 ths star.
ALBANY, March 5.-The Senate has rejected
the nomination OF fGeneral Mexican for Auditor
on vote of 16 to n. Three Republican S-n.
ators, Messrs. Stanford. Folger, and Crowley.
voted for rejection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

Z LEPRosY was at one time supposed 10 fe n
disease peculiar TO the East Of the Old World
1t has now found Ats way to the newest part of
what may be considered the New World In
Australia a number Of Chinese lepers are cor.
allied n one of the diggings and lett there TO rot
and die. The Government had, at last accou mrs
decided to do something towards making their
wretched lives less miserable
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Es.AY FOR You've MEs on THE CRIME OF
Sol De, and the DISEASES and Abuses which
create i'm pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure Means
If relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge Address, DR.. ]. sKILLIN HOUGHTOH,
Howard AssociatiOn PHILADELPHIA, Pa ia 2e- -3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

~ Joseph Clark, the keeper of gambling
place in Worcester, Mass, was robbed and
murdered on Friday evening in his rooms.
brains protruding, and a rope was tightly
twisted around his neck. Kerosene oil had
been poured over his head and body, and hls
bed had been set on fire. His watch, money.
and diamond ring Were taken. Tive men are
suspected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-05

] DoCTOR HALL asks seriously whether mar
ents do not commit a crime against society who
fai1 to instruct their daughters In the duties of
the household and OF maternityl TO know how
ments; 70 know how to select the best kind of
4ood; 70 nnoW how 70 prepare them In the hast
manner: bow % watch over helpless Infancy
these are first things.
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LIQUOR LAW REPEALED.

ISPecIdI DIspdICH 10 Tue SHr.
TRENTON, N. j., March 5.-The prohibitory
liquor law for election days, passed last year,
has been repealed by the House of Assembly.
by q vote of 81 to TO-
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FIR f..

CLEvELAND, o.. March 1.-The oil refinery OF
Westlake, Hutchins L. Co., was burned al ten
o'clock last night. Loss about s3O.UOG; partly
insured.