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THEY WHO ARE RICH,

Are they who mind their own business. Find hap
py man or woman, and the affairs Of another trouble
them but little. II Is none Of your business the
minister kisses one Of the sisters, or one Of the SIS
ters thus s,lutes the minister. It cannot effect you
when man you know calls on girl you don't know,
or one you do What II thers Is kissing behind the
door, in tunnels, and when the night Is dark at the
yesibue Of the ~aurch or even ever the gate. Would
you not do the same thing II the chance was offered
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HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR TUE COMPLAINT,

From mother and father, that the son or daughteri
not we'll that they have no appetite; that they feel
lsnaud that the head aches all the time that they
arc growing thin and feeble, and that they have no
life nor energy leIt And the questions are often
asked, What shall do for themf What fhall give
tLemp Our answer Is, let them try Plantation Bit
tors moderately. three times day, and our word
for It they will recover.
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PLANTATION B,rTERs.

is made from pure st. croiI Rum and Calisaya
Bark qnown the world over for its curative proper
ttes), and will fortify the system against disease
caused by change of water and diet Ryou are in
elined to dyspepsia, try t. If you have the chills
and fever or any kindred disease, by all means take
Plantation Bitters They are sold by all druggists
Of repuie.
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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bttsrs, taken three times day, before
each me il, will make the fame Of LIFE again burn
brightly. and illuminate a once wretched existence.
For ladies' 1t s an elegant and gentle stimulant just
such as they require.
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u THE LADIES BUT KNEW

What thousands of them are constantly relating
to U.S. we candidly believe one half Of the weaknesP
prostration and distress e1uerie need b. them would
vanish.
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Murray. Ferris . Co.'s Naval Stores Cir.
''1 cular.

NEW YORK. May 29.-sPIsTs TuRPESr1sE-hn
the early part Of the week some little bustnese ua1
done st extreme prices, but the large amount ahoat,
and nearly due RESTRICTED transactions ana caused
6or eQp04mhop n tep1a holy ught, and -k1s on ,
the T6oNfodge OF the large wants OF exporters In
WiininRton which sustatns The marfet sven at us
proeent point Tho inAuenco Of Interested parties
q Of oous brought TO bear In favor Of lower prices
and q Ne hass pDple stock tpresent snd prospect
fve) to supply current wants, We do not antcipe'e
40c down to 4sX os spos OK dock, moinding about
100 t8i1xxs fru0 kzksi6e. AZ tho olose tha mxx4ss
f. AeR.a AXe balsAere are no buyezs 70 srIiIe.
ReoaphHTSs bbsss exports s6S bbss; niles about
RoH>-Ibe business Of the week has been
chax.elenE d by e1h1ogtfn71y duiIcess IN al
grades cemn0nf. Smost totzly neglected. and is
vance ON fretRhs 10 I'll pors has ri usly nierferd
with business In pale which Is fast ACCOMPLISHING In
1eceivers hAnds. "a shippers perststentiy hold on
Under such circumstances quotations. arc impo,.
sbles and No canrel all tuch conta ned In our late
Letters espoudens. The sales ana resales are
about 10.U0o (of wnt b 100 No. and pa e,) at
3242ka. 80 for strained common; 50 6oa2 30 tor
6K for No. to 10 = pale; seseh tor pa.e and extra
pale and 50 hrr window glass; receipts Il, AGA b5ls;
expor.s 10,6 $50 bbpls.
Easton d Co.'s Cotton Report, for tho
WeeA ending May 2s, 1859
NEW YORK. Nay 29-THE MARKEr-In our
last repo tue m rket closed ou at 2sAc. sat
urday with unisvo ale foreign advices and de-
cline IN gold. exporter. withd ew from the market
Holders would ot give way. and very little was
done; sales 1914 bIes 1t 2Sx. Monday the market
uss quiet and steady. buy rs and sell rs both indn
ferents sales 1850 ba es at l8Ho. luesdss tue offer
tngs were sma ana very ht..e was done; sa.os 1888
baieR. mostly TO sp'nrers; quotatlons unchanged.
Wednesday, the lower grades were little easier, but
for low m ddlins and above. which are scarce and
wanted, fu prices were dem nded; saes LAO bales
st 2SkaasKc. hurs day tn re Wa o good spinning
demand but business was restricted by the small
nees Of the on ring stock; prices were rmer sa!ss
1855 bsles q yrxc for low middiug aud 2Skc r
midol,pe Yesterday there was more couhdeace
shown by bu ers ald sellers. There was bus lltls
Offered and p ices losed firm at 23He; sales lsls
bales
ruripg the week tn re h:s been NO chance To this
market Gold has &C ine3 from lSH 20 30, and ex-
porters have only bought )22l ble.. There has
been .tes " demand from spinners for gr dss Of
low middIing anu owe hesa are becoming .osrc;
or oauy and. o,p present appearances, iyers VIII
soon b.vs to b- -ausfed With strict good ordinary
and peleu. Liverpool opened at l17Sd for upland
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cors,xnees per sourn oaaoaina italirosd
Juno /.

2s1 bales Cotton 50 bales Domestics. 80 boxes To-
bscco, 50 PACKAGES Bacon $50 pigs Iron Ie6 bbs Ma
val stores, cars Wood. cars Lumber and staves;
10 Railroad Agent Hopkins. MCPHERSON %.
Co Goldsmith & Son, Kinsman 4 Howell. g Fol.
I'm. W A White.ides, T. Lorentz, g W Stenens. Null
ier, Ninaitz 4 Co. Cobis & Go, Claghorn, Herring
& Co. Getty, and Order.
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PLANTATION BIrTHRs

Are always pure, reliable They are strengthening
and invigorating and ore Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be oScered.
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"po YOU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
mo darling, have labored enough to-day Why
should fee from home from happiness, from thee7
Life is full short to love- too short 10 squander.
love tue photograph Of my heart too well. No dar-
ling my hart is here; Lere let me keep it company"
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aaaebiusrp, Castings, Gtf.

1EEETING-sTREET FOUNDRY.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT Is NOW FURNISHING
THE IMPROVED
MCCARTHY COTTON GIN,
sTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS. SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS, Of all sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING. from te
16 fee< In diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for HAND
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS OF all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid to
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD.
INGS, GRATINGs,
cISTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS, DC, DR.,
WILLIAM 8. HENEREY,
CHINIST AND FOUND Err.
No. s14 MEETING STREET,
CHARLESTON, s. @.
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Druas, Ghtmieals, Gf.

unTJCEHEEDEp
H0TISEK EEPERS
800
kEAU'''heAvs 90,
"cooliue to Scalds and Burns"
.soothing to all painful wounds" &c.
="
sG0SThR'S' bIck1H0RN ShivE
...-,--,.-.-.,,nn - -, -.
power Of Soothing and Healing for Al cuts. Burns,
Sore Ninn,es for P1les. kc kc-is without 4 paral.
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ONE o'CIoCK.

What charms can he find IN that foul-scented
room, by that dusty table, cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison, taining his
BREATH running his mind, undermining his constitu
tion, planting seeds OF disease. squandering his
money, clouded With smoke. tired with excitement.
Is this happiness is this life Is this our misGon9
Oh am 90 tired, do core home.
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Markets by. Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS. =

ropvrau rlprrra
,.s--- ,u,s 1Mra,n -con.ol.- of,< Bond,
Avn a. N - - - -, r
- n.,..,, oo,> p,.,,v,dsnd bonds ouieI
.[sfT T~' ~.
"0N 49, - i:,kr,a,;-A i:.,k.,a, psn.ss 7,f 4oc.
- - -, cott.n Arr. .botb ON the spo,
-. sst' ..,!. : e'' - - -, :: :
saI :ncs.. -. !c,...;.,, s.,,,.. I,,
Fa vl' l..,a' Sale Nv. s.,s. ~ aoo 49,
o.s.ss ~, ~. -. .s rs,,o,s.r - .re "a ooe
p = 20. 80 e = 20 '-'' - :. -f.. -
60 n,,.,sa: 5iu o,,..n. 1,xLIs
ss..s" :. .T.n.ss.,.- t,nsr. lara 71s' r.fS6v
No a. - ~ 80 ,.i ~
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i1lautation Dittfrs.
WHAT BRICK POMEROY DID WRITE
AND WHAT HE DID NOT WRITE.

AMI WHAT HE OAD NOI WHITE.
Eight O'Clock, and he is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem, and am 20 lone
some Ten O'Clock. How wish he would come.
1t s 80 lonely here with the children aaleep Once
be loved to stay with me, but now, alas Twelve
O'Clock, and sm 80 tired, cannot sleepi Ny
heart aches and grows BAD. am growing old, per-
hsps May be my face is not as fair ss once, but my
heart is as warm. though It is often sad.
ARE YOU DYsPEPT1c,
Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited weak, or are yoa
sick and don't know what ails you; then Try Planta-
ton Bitters and our word for 1t, 1t will cure you.
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1Daints, Oils, Gtf.
CAMERON, BARxLsy 4 CO.,
NORTHEAST CORNER
Meeting and Cumberland Streets.
STEAM ENGINES
GRIST MILLS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, and
MACHINERY.
January1 eno
paints, Oils, Gf.
BELTING! Betting

BELTING! sBEEIING
5000 FEET oAK-TANNED LEATHER BELT
ING .--..-f.,t.
5000 FEET GUM Betting, q, 8. 4, and 8
PLY IL
$50 SIDES PATENTD DRESSED LAoRf
LEATHER -.l--e- 1ss.
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TPPED BELT
LACING .--- ....--.. "
100 BOXES BLAKE,s PATENT BELT
STUDS
150 DOZEN ToLLMANs BELT HOOKS
75o YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-1e INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUoK's PACKING, aMcH TO II INCH DI.
AMETER
soAPsToNE PACKING, I INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
mANHoLE AND HANDHoLE GAsKETs OF /,
ALL SIZES. -..,.r
CAMERON, BARKLEY h CO.,
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland Streets
Jsnuary1 ONO
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PLANTATION BITTERS.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
This delicious cordial and fine tonic Is now hailed
by thousands as the great health giver and re-
ssorer. Resolve TO buy bottle, anddon't sleep on
It. Be wise in time. sold by all druggists.
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Qommerfial.

:aonsrleston Cotton and Rfoe Market
oTFrm OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
OIAsInIoz. Tuesday Evening, June i.
cocroH.-With . stea1y and we'll sustained IN
ouary for this srticle, ind with very limited sup
ply, prices improved about Kc q tb. Sales too
bales, Of which about 100 bales were told the eve
rin1 before and no& reported. The transactions
vsrs :xst 2s; atH: ss TAX; 10 at IS; II at 26h;
enas; as se; II st9sX; 50 at 2eal; 81 ss a.; q at
afx; - at77,<; Set FIX; 1o4 1t 1s; zlpporah
It 2a: ut 80: ON private terms, and on the eve
ming before, 20 st 97H;s at 27K; 70 at at 2s
We quote: s0s1 -
IyrrpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 pood ordinary ..... .25MgT
Low Wuiddnng...... ~ Ag
Mtddfng. ........... 80 "
BY New York rlassihc hcation We quote: sgo
MAILING. ........... ............. .zoh@- a''' e
Bsu.EAfssr period Of inactivity, some sellers
having sofsed their rates Abort Sc terces II clean
Carolina were taken b, buyers say Sat X; lat 8;
40 at % p b. We quote Sodmon % Air clean Car.
olASas sKe7Xc; good sssKe S;S.
rx<,i;.. Markets BY Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..
LoipoH, June 1-Noon.-consols slh Bonds
At0
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Port of Charleston. June g.
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tries. and 10 consider What notifications NAV
be made 10 the recent Law Tassed by the Bel
Rian Parliament prohibiting the railways of
b. leium from being transferred to foreign
strong protest from Ireland against clad
stones bill tor the disestablIshmeDt of the
Irish Church has been published signed by over
one thousand Irish noblemen and Commoners.
The cOttoDspinners OF Preston have struck
on account OF proposed reduction OF their
wages.
CUBA.
HAVANA, March l8.-Captain General Dulce
has issued a proclamation mak,pg importaut
changes in taxation. The direct taxes ON plaUta-
recently imposed on merchants and tradesmeu
are reduced tiity per cent, and no Government
contribution ray able WITHIN the last quarter OF
the fiscal yea- OF ls6s-69 will he collected. To
compensate the treasury for the loss OF revenue
incurred by these reduc ions. the following ne y
shiDped under The Spanish fac. 16c.. and under
a foreign flag, zoe. per 100 lbs. On every b * OF
sugar uuder the spanish dag, 75c., and und.r n
toreign flag, SIC. On every bogshead OF sugar
under ioreien 1ag, SlT6. Molasses, 60c GER
Logshead. Rum. ST. per hoeshead. Tue above
duties AI { IN addition to the war taxes recently
i'm posed on commerce.
The Insurgents under AQuilera and Marmal
have defeated Lopez ut Mayari, killing 800
men. Marmal was wounded Lopez rPtrelted
10 Santiago. A wounded volunteer reports
that he Spanish General Lstoua was de ea- ed
at Villa Clara on March 8. 1t will take 10, 900
men 10 restore railroad communication with
that place. The foreman on plantation near
Puerto Principe reports that the women aud
children are leaving that city to join the insHr-
gents, and the Spanish General Lesca has
warned them 10 return, or they will be liable
TO the penalties Of military law. A vague rumor
is widely circulated II at the insurgents are in
CON biz alton with some monitors, and have
captured Santiago de Cuba.
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schr Bee, Hearn, gay nom Laurel, Del. with
gain ~ Jsa l. Bewley a 90. -
hr ~ cooP Cpopsr; ay n rom smyrna DeI'
90. BODDy Buat. Kelly, from Boston, With moee.
tobr James H. Moore, Nioterson, nom Boston,
With mdse 20 Nercnsnt q Ooud, ., no,,. from New
York. with mdse 70 w. M Baird 90. vo.,.
Steamer Saran. Jones. ~ hours nom new nOtks
steamer Ann liza Richards "a hours from New
YORK, With mdae. 10 W. = Clyde q 20; ter n
Tug Thos. Jefiereon, Allen. from Baltimote "i'n
tow OF bsrEes 70 w. p. Clyde a 20.
MEMORANDA.
,,,, enip yonn Harvey Lowell. at Havana stu ins''
Ships Tuscarors Rowland: Lancaster. Jacksou and
nob. wasoa, Julius remained NJ Noble lStn inst' up
BsIque Leah, JACQUES. for Philadeiphis. at Buenos
Ba,aue John Boultou, Lindsay. at Rio Janeiro %
NJ last from Pernambuco. and was discnarging on
Brig oondov EDDY hence. at Matapzas 9TH iust.
Brig Es gle Wiz g. for Philadelphia sailed from Per-
namt uco Dout l2sn uitimo
schr M Reinhart Hand, from Philadelphia, arrived
tchr Louisa Frazier, steelman, At Savannah l3 b
l1stsDtl from Wilmington, N. O.
de- ph'a, st NewDort 18TH Instant.
sohr salmon Washburn. Cummings, from Taunton
Tor Philao phla, sailed from Newport l6tn instant
,osSc Scnr M ": W. Pharo Allen, hence az New orleans
Rchrs a. NJ. Edwards, Henson, hence. and w. @.
AuoenTied, Baker, from New YORK, at Richmond l7th
schr J. ". Wellington Chipmau, cleared at Boston
l7ln inetant for Alexandris Va
Rchrs Abbie BuTsle, Parker, and Alice Alley,
CLEARED AZ Boston 18th instant for RockpoT to load
schr s. G. Evans. Bennett, hence at Matanzas 7th
Rchr Aithes smith. hence at Cardeuas 9th instant.
for Phi adeiuhis, at Holm es' Hole 18th In tAnt.
scbr NJ. d. Scull, steelman, sailed from Havana
;O h ins ant for Matanzas.
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Domestic Affairs

Gold closed yesterday at 1901.
"A large number of Cuban refugees arrived
at Baltimore yesterday.
delaware through her Solons has rejected
the fifteenth amendment.
DIR. Mudd IS in Baltimore enjoying the greet
iDgs II his secesh friends.
-Cbarles w. )tt, Jr., has been nominated
for President of Harvard University.
PRESIDENT Grant yesterday signed his first
bill, that Tor Strengthening the public credit.
In Hamilton, Canada, yesterday morning, a
buIgar shot Mrs. Griggs, it is feared fatally.
Island Nun ber 10, near Cairo, by three bro hers
named Darnell.
Georgia followed in the wake of Little
Della aren yesterday, aud refused to adopt the
constitutional amendment.
"A powder magazine exploded near Titus
Vile yesterday, killing three men and fatally
iDjurlns Eo-onel z. Davidson, proprietor OF the
-$4OO IN bonds have been stolen from gen.
ueman in Schenectady, N. Y, by promising
nephew. The uncle wants them back, and SO
noihes the police, detectives. etc.
Senor Morales Lemus has arrived in New
York en- route for Washington, empowered by
the President OF he Provisional Government OF
Cuba to secure the recognition OF the reyolu-
tionary government.
Five Pawpees. friendly to the Government.
were recently beset by party OF rougns al
Ellsworth, Kansas, and of the number three
were killed. The next day a band OF the
Pawnees entered the town and demanded the
murderers of their friends. United States
troops were brought into requisition, and the
Indians fled. They we're, however. pursued, and
General Sibley has the pleasure OF telegraph
Ing that ''seven Indians were killed. We have
no account OF Justice having been meted out tC
the white villains who murdered the friendly
red men.
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Foreign Affairs.
EUROPE.

LONDON, March 1e-In the House of Com.
mons to day the bill for the disestablishment of
the Irish thDrch came mp tor a second aiding.
Mr.. Disrael addressed the House. He CON-
menced by declaring, in the words OF Mr. Glad
stone. that this question was one of the most
gigantic which had ever been brought before
the House, ana its consideration demanded
much sell.contr and mutual forbearance. He
proceeded to argue that the connection between
Church and state was a necessary one. The
former rendered the stae religious, investing
its au,h ,hOrity with the highest sanction. This
scheme was likely to destroy religious free
dom and toleraton. 1t was complete
violation of the rights or private property.
maieiy connected, all acts OF spoliation
were dangerous Hitherto they had been
followed By civil war or something worse.
Former condscatioDs bad only enriched the
landowners. The strength of Ireland was in
her connection with England. The majority OF
the Irish people were dlscontenled, and the
settlement OF the Church question would be in
sufficient 10 quiet their dlscontent. Tue land
question required settlement. The details of
this scheme were complicated aud deiusive.
The present engagements OF the Government
with The holders OF vested interests ought to be
paid as regularly and promptly ss dividends. If
these engagemeDts were compromised there
could be no security against further spoliatlon.
The proposed grant to Maynoota Coiiege was
directly opposed - the preamble OF the bill.
Mr. d sraeh deprecated the course of the present
Government as in antagonism to the former
policy OF the Wing party. whose ann was civil
alt HlOuB IfetUOm. III % hC rA-
pressed the belief that the bill was most dan.
gerous to the country. He felt that he couid
depend upon the prudence and patriotism or
Parliament. He then moved that the b1l be
read q tecond time six months from to-day.
Mr.. Gregory, NJ. P. for Galway, followed In
reply. He tauDted The last speaker with incon-
sisiency, comparing the speech he had just
male With his former declaration that the Irish
Church was monsuous grievance TO ireland.
He, however, Did lot unreservediy support the
bill He thought au equitable division OF the
Church property among the three religious
parties preferable TO The present scheme OF
distribution.
In the house of Peers this evening Lord
Grey and Lord Cairns condemned the policy of
the government 10 releasing the Feniqn con.
victe. Earl Granville, Colonial Secretary. ex-
pIained That the oyations given by their friends
10 the released FeniaDs were acts OF personal
hospitality, and were not demonstrations of
hoeiility TO the government.
IL is reported that Rio Rangabe, the present
Greek Minister to Washington. has been ap-
poipted Minister TO Oonatantnopie.
The Governments OF France and Belgium are
Arranging = conference for the discasslon ol
Nntpai epmmerciA interests Of the tuo csup
&E4se 4h f
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The Legislature.

After the conclusion of our report yesterday
of the proceedings in the Legislature, the fol-
lowing was trans sacted:-
SENATE.-Ihe act creating Board of Public
Charities was passed, as vas also one relative 20
the insane. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Great confusion ensued on q resolu.
tion being offered 10 recall from the seuate the
sheep DIovers' Associa ION bill. at the evening
session the cor stitutional amendment was con-
sidered. The Committee on Municipal Corpora
tions has agr ed TO report a Metro ooli an Police
bill. Tue TDayer- Green bank contested election
case was discussed. Adjourned.
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6szSs.- NOTlCE.-FOR NEW YORK,
9<gn1egaazi- via 4 @ aware and Raritan CAoaI
st3x<saags-z7-1s SWIFT UkEThANsrORr rArION
COMPANY.
DESPATCH AND 3 WILTSHIRE LINE.
The business by these lines will be resumed
aler the sih OF March. For Fregh's g. wnlch viii be
taken on accommodating terms apply 20 -
-. w Nj. BAIRD. d CO.,
sN No. I32 South Wharves.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
OltY AHafrn.

City Affairs.
ABOUT four O'clock yesterday afternoon a
ere occurred in the COOPER ehon of Messrs.
sarDes &GreeD, No. sl6 Swanson street. The
names were extDguished before they had
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~ DIR. r. GIRARD, VETERINARY SUR.
10y 0EoN. lrea.a al diaeases Of horses ana oAt-
fs nnd all nprecol QperAtiQnn. With efficient
E1nSM11x exsels RDove toplaE. M
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SHIPPING.

1FSxA LORILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
REDUCTION OF RATEa
Spring rates, commencing March Is.
Sailing Tuesdays. Thursdays, and saturdays. On
and after 18th OF March freight by this Line win be
taken at II cents 100 pounds cents per foot or
cents per gallon, ships option Advance charges
oashed at Office on Pler.' Freight received at oil
times on covered wharf.
JOHN T. OBI.
2@s Pier 10 North wharves.
N B. Extra rates on small packages iron metals etc.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

Nor aesd0sosaI Martns Ne,0s see FIRST Page.
ALMANAC FOB PHILADELPHIA-THIe DAY
ANS RISES. 06 MOON
SUN HieH WAITER.
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THE NEGRO IN GEORGIA.

AELANrA, June 22.-1he Supreme Court OF
Georgia. to-day, decided that the code Of
Georgia, adopted by the new constitution, for
ever prohibits the marriage relation between
white persons and persons OF African descent,
and declares such marriages to be null and
void. The opinion says that this section OF
the code is not repealed by, nor is it inconsis-
tent with that part Of the constitution which
declares that the social status of the citizens
shall never be the subject Of legislation. That
clause of the constitution absolutely denies to
the Legislature the power TO pass laws in To-
ture regulating the social status or compelling
the two races to unite in social intercourse. As
the laws then in existence allowed churches,
for instance, to determine for themselves who
should occupy their seats and where they
should sit, and permitted railroads and steam
boat companies and hotel keepers to classify
an assign places to those using their accom-
modations according to social values and
GRADE as they might think proper, the consti-
tutlon puts it beyond the power OF the Legis-
lsture even to enact any law compelling them
to m AXE difficult classi ications or to group to-
pether in SOCIAL intercourse those who do not
recognize each other as social equals. Asthe
social relations of citizens are not the proper
subjects of legislation, the constitution has
wisely put the matter at rest by denying to the
Legislature the power to repeal or enact lays
on that subject.