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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-19
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The Sultan Of TurEc, has presented the Pope with
q ring valued at S. 900.
Miss Kate Putnam, q d. lighter OF the pasiisncr,
has graduated In medlctRe Az Paris.
Ravens led the way TO the discovery Of the body Of
Kinck, murdered by Trsupina.nn, near Paris.
As q sort OF poetica justice, Lonuon coavicts ara
put at hard labor making boots Tor the metropolitan
Police.
There are seven 'sssissos Coiline" in one family in
Caibourne county Tennessee, The,smallost OF them
Weighs 2+0 pounds.
Peter Goodpew, agea eighty and his wife; aged
seventy-two died on sunday, in Boston, ana were
purie1 together on Tuesday.
- we nave screed from mat irrspre ssible genius,
George Francs frain saying that ie VIM De IN
lecture.
patrick, one of Mr.. Giadstone's new petrs - tho
Iatherin-law or Sir G. A. Murray author OK -PraTo
Bird and other popular American STORIES
An Italian author, Cesare Cartu. It is reported,
has been authorized Ivy tue Pope to wrlts hktOry
OF the Council ana for that purpose attends the
sons. lie IL the only layman admitted
One OF the bellies OF Elizabeth. N. j., IL Misss Jelr
now IN her lo5tn year Among the Insignificant hts
remember distinctly are washington and Iafaye to-
The Rev. Miss Augusta ]. Chaplin preached &C
Iowa City the 0tner day, from First Corinth1a rs,
XIV, a5-"For it Is q shame for women TO speak an
church." The Rev. Miss Chaplin has 60 idea thW
FIRST Corinthians, XIV, IS, tell the ruttswhen thew
say so.
MIS-. johanna jaFeck, or MadiSCD WIS.,, tnifky-Nv0r
years Old, could not dress her children elegantly
a. she wished and 70 remedy the matter went the
other night and jumped into a neighbOrSng we'll.
But the children do not seem be dressed'any bet
ter than before.
The Austrian papers tell q good story On their
Emperor while on his way to Suez. storm over
took the pleasure feet IN the Adratis. and the En-
peror from mis- yacht signaled to inquire how hiS
Ministers on board the irigate Elizabeth were. Count
Beust signaed back Moiit1'i te sdtu.tdn', cesar
Dying they salute thee, Cesar" to which ths EN-
peror ordered the answer by signals, Re1a1esoat in
pace-"May they rest In peace.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-19

A.-Rcstorer America Acts the Hair
scientific and physiological principles your
tlst az good one would upon your teeth.
Iou submit teeth 10 his and
ation, With the view OF having diseased
niiton restored to health and usefulness.
THIS by hin accomplished without the slightest infringe
ment the domain OF the heahv DENIES request
thai he cleanse and beautify the eaiire denture.
He the cacareous deposit (crsa perosa from
thu saiivary and other secretJni the the
teeth, with such artistic skill and effect that the be-
holder inveuntary e1cains pearl upon iis
bed ever gtte red with sheen like that of these delicate
teeth, AZ they peep from between her coral lips ~
The dentnre being restored beahfu and clearly
condition present uniform and beautiful appearance In
like manner
RESTORER AMERICA
singles the scky white and prematuely hairs from
amid their fortunate and healthy companions
laying siege to their ROOTS with the aid Of the absorben
taken and rames the entire group of faded 6aments.
In due time them their original color without in
the slightest possible degree affecting the shade color OF
the perfect ba save Dressing in the final result OF
identifying all alike.
The REsToRER AMERICA WILL ONLY REPRODUCE
THE LOST COLOR IN ITS ORIGINAL SHADE, however
many applications of it may be made.
To had MACYS Stores sixth and Fourteenth
streets druggists and the various hair cnporns
the city. Prepared by
DR.. l. j. O'BRIEN.
oce OF the works and wholesale depot, 200 East Threth ST.
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A.-Hyatt's Life Balsam IL a Most Sovereign
and Infalibie Remedy for Rheumatism In It's painful
forrns also Scrofua, Eryspeas, Salt Rheum Pmples,
Botches Old ulcers Fever Sores the worst of Dis
of the Blood Mercurisl COMPLAINTS Debility, Liver
Kidneys Sold by all druggists depot $40 street,
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A.-Wcashcr Strips Exclude Cold, Wind,
dust, &c RoEBuCK BROS IS Fulton street, New York.
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A.-Hazard & Caswelps Cod Liver OIL 10
Ia
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Abnormal Rubicund!ty, Unnatural Redness
the disgured either wiki black
pimpes reformation which imparts unsghtness the
most beautiful elegant This
affection is positively cured BY Or. b. C. PERRY, ~ Bond
street. NeM York
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handkerchief Ties.-01 II Each.
70. KENYON 4 Co, G7k B.oadwAy.
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A.-Lndics' Faces Enamelied; also tho Pre-
paratcn for with instructions, by NJ LAUSS0N Noib
broadway.
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ard and Grand streets Opening of retail department WIN
FOR the sixty days complete OF ladies'
gentemen's FURs, large variety OF Seal and
Asirakan Sacques other novelties Something entirely
new, the patent lie CAN'T Mua the greatest Improvement
muhs
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Further Honors to Mr. Seward-Romcro's
BunQuet-Press Criticism ON Sewnfd's
visit-lnsurrectiOn in Michoacan-A Protest.
ant Church N1Obbed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-22

on Saturday, the Goth. The results are begin
ming to be made out. The trustees attended
to only the routine business last Monday, and
adjourned to meet again this evening.
The closing examinations Of the Howard
School of Freedmen comes off ON Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday Of this week.
A fire company OF heedmen-the Vigilants-
has been organized in Columbia, and is ready
for service. The City Council turned over to
this company the old city engine. tt
The tax collector Of Newberry County has
forwarded to the Treasurer. thus far, $4,000 on
account Of taxes for this year. OF this sum
SLIGO is in United States currency and the rest
in bills receivable. The collector Of Laurens
County has also sent to the Treasurer $500 OF
this years taxes.
The mystery Of the soldier drowned in Rock
Hole week ago was solved by the appearance
Of the body upon the surface Of the water in
due time. So that II was q bona tide case Of
drowning, and not q ruse to desert as some
supposed.
nauuicipal authorities in CalumbiE The pen-
altyffor riding q velocipede upon thepavement
is S5. The same for wheelbarrows.
CONAN,
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that Cabinet wars are no longer to be dreaded;
that henceferth it would be the war ofpe6ples.
Bismarck ! have said 80 with regard to
ourselves. not with respect 10 France. There
aMomentary resolve might conjure up 9 war,
and We are, therefore, forced to be always on
the .qui uiue. We have often been. and that
ef rady
instant action ?" The french people do not
wish war. but when called upon their tenn
permanent is such that they would rush into it
disunlted and phlegmatic German factions
would not be capable. Only an essential change
OF these peculiar conditions could induce an
alteration OF regime here, but at present it
could not be thought at for q moment. Aud
here again the Count reverted to his unthank-
tuI position, deploring the shallowness OF brain
OF those who counteracted his be st Intentions,
Of the government" he said, ''but no one to
supplies"
torrespondent: !beg 70 call your attention.
enoed in America to understand this matter,
as your LAST obsarvstions evidently touch Prus-
sia more than the Bund.
Bismarck. II cannot be otherwise. Imagine.
OF thirty millions and all the other States Of
the Union together bnt six or seven millions.
Must not everything WHICH affects New York
same interest in averting any difficulty or dan
ger threatening the most prominent member
Of the UntoD lam now compelled to stand
before the Prussian Diet and weather tho
storm there. but they shall be convinced that
have done my best in the Relchstag.
Correspondent. How with respect to your
policy. Count, in the matter Of the Southern
States
The Count. 1t is unaltered. We will exert
no pressure in order to annex these eight mill
Lions IL they don't manifest the wish. should
they do so, we will receive them with open
arms. In case of war we will fight with them:
for. If it should be otherwise, without them
There is one fight, however, which completely
overtaxes my strength; it is the short-sighted
and recalcitrant opposition at home, which will
compe! me, sooner or later, to retire IN utter
disgust.
In taking leave expressed strong hopes that
no such alternative would be fop1sd upon him; !;
that his great work would not be wrecked upon
! mere financial point. which, when compared
with what America has achieved on similar
grounds, dwindled down to an absolate zero,
| and that felt convinced he held trump cards
in reserve which made him master OF the stu
alton.
Shaking hands with the Count. I thanked
him heartily for the valuable Information he
had impaired. and ON my way home, in fixing
| in my mind the details Of our conversation.
came to the conclusion that his sentiments did
not differ at all from those he had previously
expressed In the Reichstag, and that he was
determined to adhere to them.
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e% WORDS OF WEIGHT FOR WIVES
AND MOTHERS.-The superiority of HOsTKT-
TER'5 STOMACH BIrTERS over all other tonics
and correctives, as remedy for Dyspepsia Bilious
nese, Nervous Affections, and all complaints of the
V,sceral Organs, and as preventive of malarious
disorders is ploverbisl but perhaps 1t is not gen.
orally known that The ingredients Of this famous In
vigorant and Alternative exercise powerful and
most beneficial influence in that mum erous and dis.
tressing class OF ailments, of which many thous
ands Of delicate women are the patient uncomplain-
ing victims The peciRl troubles of the sex, COM
mencing with the dawn Of womanhood, and extend
ing over period of from thirty to thirty Eve years,
readily and certainly relieved by tt opera
ration of this admirable vegetable preparation, as
any Of the complaints common to both sexes, for
which 1t Is recommends led as q specific. The atten-
ton Of mothers is invited to its balsamic effect In
those peculiar cases Of functional irreguarity and
irritation, which, when neglected ma,treated. des
troy the health and shorten the lives Of 90 many
invAtds. There is need for the powerful and IAN
gerous drugs too often resorted to In such cases.
The mild tonic and restorative action Of the, BIT
TIERS is all the assistance that nature requires IN It's
struggle to overcome the difficulty, and q vast
amount OF suffering would he spared 70 the SEX il
they placed implicit fath In this wholesome vegeta-
ble invigorant corrective and nervine. and discard
ed the pexncious nastrums :dvsRtassd by ignorant
i0n6 morcenaFy chaxlaten5
>, june 10 D&C
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SarMARENaOs EVER AND AaUK
OURE. TONIO, FEWER RFERvENrtvR This val
,aabis cips. entirely vegetable IN iss prspsra.
lion, is offered TO the pablo and warranted to.cure
any. .sass os cHII.tls AND FEvRR OF howeverIong
sanding, completely era stlag it, easct from the
systens purszna NE biooj. strspzthenina ths, d.
gestsve organs, induring - appetite. sad keeping
the syetem tn perfect nsaith.. u l'
Those suffering from debility arriaing asesa any
causs wsll Andis tne pIrsss Gnd best fONTO TO 30
had any where. To psrsons residing ia unhealthy
asctiony. orw oare prvaisDossd 70 fevsrs az any
HIND. II WIN be found invaluaple 50 yrsvsnhvs. IL
10 qte plessant - the tasts, ana can be given 70
chfldrsn o. sii agss wtthouA injury Numerous let
tsr have esn rsssivsd tSssisyinR 10 ite scacy and
yaiu0 as FHvER AND AaUR 0gRE AND TONIC.
tally gparantesd 10 give complete ana uAivsr~
enl satisfaotfen. SfI asiatrg f@ss@e sssi@
ssARKn0O n no hutnbug. Tax n. 35s 5,;;1.,.
Fo. aAle ss sss.ail by an prugassts. a,s
4 & At who'esaisby DOwHn q MOISD, corNar Meet.
an&sn6 tsaAsi ssrssss, auc cDHloEl. w1kRlGAN -
COR rayne etroets md q. - sLUHN, Gansral Aasn&
Of Propsissor. seuthea4t ''covnAx Eine ana 3oAn
atfssts, Gharlsston. b D. ny DO ss4Ss Jnne & I
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"A French lady Of rank bss sued for di-
Sorce from her husband on the ground cf III
sreatment and deeertiop, One on sthassmect
scrlOuS isarns lAtd k0.ehe charge DG thedAaeB~3
iiant u thaa Mhen he raauxMed fFcsa itiss ifSxi.
1anDarapaa IN instesd 0tAyapE Et onde0 10 T1dss
where his wife wAs staying, no sent her the fol-
lowiDG telegram: Where are my nhirts2 Z
can's md she', Az Pan soon became aware
Of the laaoAic Alspat0h, an ths PriDcess could
NO 4.,avo AAur ..s.as WI .ho1t being asked what
ahe hea done with her husband's linen,
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-Aotels..
ser.. or OUD alOT NJ.

This NEW AND COMMOL IOU8 HOUSE, LoCAT-
ED ccrnsf OF Dsceaway and Forty y-second-stroes.
poasesses over ali Other houaes for tho 90
comnaodAtlcn 81 10 quests It built exp4cssly
for nrstcisss hmtlY bosrdina houss--ths rooms
bain9 large md en- suite. heAtoi ~ seaIn-wiah hot
aud cold tAe AsA sssss4s@S sSr1sSS 20 Iones while
the 6uhnsry deparszast 10 in the psSt experienoed
bax1dss afSurdtD6 guests m rmoQcaJ.sd table.
One Q9 AswoodD Pstent .kleYAtMy ~ aacn axnome
Gp6StA ~ an h0yifs s'g 3@ttlsEtS Fg F70''S '.S
me HEnAlawaS ma unissrmsy 1sns Caro- psss sAe
door every four Ininutcss runntta0 feotn fhe Oaty
Ayenus fineS are but shors block an edthes sido
a7ordiAg ample sAcilitiee Tor commun,catnR With a
shs dopo'ss seeanboat lAndanRss places Of assuae.
MDsSA u HViALEY. Trepxaesers.
AEen ~ em0s
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! "A spirometer man was doing b good bssissAs
ness near the Detroit City Hail the other day,
the ten cents coming ii as tastas tho pebplo
could blow, But Of length o sable n9gress
stepped up, deposited her dime on the box,
Hnd with her fair month ON the. tube sent the
pointer OncO and half aYonDds this nlaased
5vsi Ylo6y wonderfully, ard they felt Just as
funny haiY an hour af erward whom the lung
man had " paSk I'D tor other fields falling TO
get an0tner sanale customer after the ox1ibi5
need Fitteenth amendment ont there.
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s~THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPBsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
143 EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new and large assortment Of material Of the finest
quality and latest styles is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and in tEe best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every descript
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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45aaeral Notiees.

A% The Relatives, Frtends and Ac-
quatDtances Of Mrs. EDWIN e. CALDER, OF Mr. and
Mra. H. O. PRINCE, and Mr.. and Mrs.. j. z. PRMcE
aae respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Serv-
ees OF EDWIN CHARLES, son Of Mrs. EDwM e.
CAxDHn. from their residence. No. As= NJ
ffveo'ctock, THm AFTERNOON. June %
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s@PROPOSALS FOR RATiONS AND FUEL
FOR LIaHT-vES>ELs, &c.--OFFICE LIGHT.
HOUSE INSPECTOR. AT CHARLESTON, SOUTH
CAROLINA, No. 40 BRoAD-sTREET. JUNE 81.
ls69sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock NJ. on WEDNEsDAY, the 30th day Of
june 1859, for surnshing and delivering RATIoNs
and FUEL az may be called for for the ght-vessels
and tenders which may be in this District for
one ys +. fom 1st day Of July. 1859. agreeably to
specifications, copies Of which may be had by ap-
plying at this Office.
The bids for Nations; Coal and Wood win be con-
adhered separately.
All bids must be sealed and endorsed proposals
for Rations and Fuel for Light.vessels.' and then
placed in another envelope and Left at OF directed to
this Once, prepaid II sent by mail.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board. s'
~. e. e. STONE, ,.
-sa .st.!Rr> Commander u. g. NJ,
..;1s.'.. Lighthouse Inspector, sixth District r
June NJ 80. !,
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a8-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BORO' OOUNTY-IN kQUiTY-MARY 8. s. JACK
SON, ADM'x.. vs HUGH JACKSON. EFT A1-BILL
FOB PARTITION, &c-Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to order made in the abo stated case
that the next of kin Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON de.
ceased, living at the time OF his DEATH or their heirs
at law and legal representatives. besides HUGH
JACKSON and ELIAS JACKSON, are requested to
establish tefore me such relationship. at Benne.ts-
vile, S. O., on or before the FIRST MONDAY OF AU-
GUST next. P. MCCOLL, Clerk.
June ~ stuth 1mo
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FROM THE STATE OAP1EAL.

The Columbia G . N q al-Ethn ologteal
Justico--BiAls OF tho Bank OF tho state
Freedom and Crime-The Univorsi-
ey--The Howard Acknowledges r are
Iampany-First Taxes Sent 1n-SThc
Drowned acknowledgements
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1~BANGHRIA one s nAa1R EEzzI, -THz0
splendid Hair pysis The best tho world; the only
rns and perssea Dye; hazm1ess. rehabie: instanta-
neous; disappointment; nofidteuious tints; rem.
ediss the III effects Of bsd :dyss, invgorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful blao or brown.
sold by all Druggists and Perfumass; aud properly
applied ct Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bona.
street, New York lyr May is /
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Marrifo.

JACK3ON-KELLY.-On the evening of the 18th
nstant ut the residence Of the brides father BY the
Rev. Q. 9. PINcKHEY, H OWARD JACKSON to MAI.
lie daughter OF WILLIAM KELLY, Esq, all OF
this city. No cards.
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SPARES EGOarTHTwxREs. ~,


--L tz j "A Il =. 4 f.,
The Great Republic has arrived at San Erah.
CISCO with 12c0 Chinese.
1 Several buildings IN Monroe, Ionisians, were
consumed by DIRE last night. LOSS 39O, 600.
! The Internal Revenue off1oars seised yester-
bday at New Haven 10000 cigars and $4,000
machinery. sa ~@a ssa1 .a'4|
Il The ram Stonewail, now in the. .seryiee OF
sJapan. lately drove of two and destroyed one
"rebel" (Japanese) vessel.
4 The sohool-ship Saratoga. from Havana, haa
been Quarantined at New Ye-... with twenty
cases Of yellow fever on board and four deaths.
The bark Lucy A. Nichols. nom Havana for
New York, has: arrived st Key West, with the
captain and six Of the Grew down with yellow
fever rt T<5 pte.e;-o- a4
Eilty prominent businsss Arms in st. Louis
have guaraOteed the grain ASSOCIATION against
foasa aan bringing an ocean steamer fron New
Yerbl end heading her With GRAIN &s, etss,ss,
Tho BweassnDorgiar Conference IN New York
have elected 0lendy Burke. Of New Orleans, o
haember or the executive coramittse. vice Her
Fehss v. Johnson, 70 whom objection was
made.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, are notified that she will discharge
cargo This DAY ct Adger's South Wharf. Goods
remaining uncalled for at sunset will he stored at
owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADGER & CO.,
June "a Agents.
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THE INDIANS :oN THE WAR PATH

ST. LOUIS June 21.-The Indians attacked a
surveying party near Sheridan, Kansas, and
had killed four surveyors and wounded several,
when the Indians fed.
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1 .Snnsmer Afsorts. ., sI
IN IN Hs HI . ~ o PR In 81 q
h. sRA1H rQOUHTY. sVxRGLN1A,
8. @. TARDY. b co.; paorauroas.
raoyzssoR ,. L. CAnEII.. Md, or THB uHr-
vKssrT7 or. VIRGINIA, REsmzxT pHYs1orAH,
Snrl.nlrr3. Rfaoris.

WILL BIB OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISIT OBS, June let, under tha management OF J.
A. MCULuSG. AL the buildings having beon re-
paired, painted and fitted ont with new Furnisure.
Linen. Beds aud tableware. shsse SPRINGS Offer
stirs-seeter. Nc expense or e1ort has been spared
by the Propr1etOxs to make 1t a. comfortable and
pleasant as possible to al visitors. N ,
A1-The HOl WATERS here have been ven known
for more than half coDtury 10 possesses In wonder
full degree Tonic. Alternative. Daturgent and ttmu-
for the cure Of Rheuma,istp, 0onE Dfseases or the
Liver, SKIN Bladder and Womb. Paralysis. the result
Of injury or sefaous enu&on; Conuaction 81 Mnscles
With sore Mouth and Tongue. IN 1-.1..- ' 4
Descriptive Pamphlets furnished by the Manager
at me spfdnes. cc hy .. o. TARDY CO.. htch-
a telegraph o6iee VIII be established as the
springs, thus aYSrding visitors an opportunity Of
prompf Commuaicapon with every part OF 1hs c0un-
sfy. Imo May 40
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ATALL PERSONS HAVING, q hAIMs
against the EstAts of tiSs sikte rskACR. WILSON.
yR, WIN present them propsrlye attestsd. and those
indebted p The VIM make paymsat 40 either
4f 4ha nndsxsigned. hss s ~ 80 ls-eaTt ss&4e sgg
~ tIi MI M WILSON x7Sesstos. u I.sE
- ssf I. IcANNAa I
X June is s t@e - 'ssfTss5t ~S ina ~
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TME YERaEs MURDER TRIAL.

JACKSON. MISS, June 21.-Oounsel for the
defence in the case Of Yerger. on trial before
military commission for the murder Of Crane,
commenced the examination Of witnesses to-
day.
The Conservative Republican Convention
meets here on the 28d OF the month, and the
Radical Republican Convention on the 1st of
July. .f.l ttl ,sty ".#
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA, June 21.-Espinad reviewed the vo.-
unteers on Saturday.
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A0r ESSAYS FOB XOUN0 MEN. on IHR
KrrOrsand Abnsss tncidsns 70 Youth and BAr,y NAN.
hood. with shs humane vsw ostreatmsn& ana sase,
esrt ~ masl frss OF charge. Address now And Al
lsOoEAIIoN. xox p. Rhaa6slDAtA. PA y. \
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BISMARCK.

tMtcrvteyv with Count Bismarck-Bis
Opiusoms ON Parliamentary DfRacul-
tics - eichstag and Diet = Military
Carcrmspectaem = he Parole Qui
vivep-Cares or State = The Counts
Ultim aaum.
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AT OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGHT
COMPANY. JUNE %, 1864 Dividend of FIFTY
GENTS Per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors. the
same will be paid ON and after MONDAY, the 9Th
proxImo.
The Books OF Transfer will b, closed from this date
to 9th proximo. W.. j. HERIOr,
June ~ - Secretary and Treasurer ,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-22

A% 1T IL ESTIMATED THAT SEVEN
TENTHS OF oil adult ailments proceed fron q dis
eased and TORPID liver Tho hillary secrettons Of the
liver overfowing into the stomach. poison the entire
system. and exhibit the above symptoms. After
long research, are able to present the most re-
markable cure for these horrid nightmare Of dis
eases the world has produced. Within one year
over six hundred and forty thousand persons have
taken PLANTATION BITTERs. and not an instance
Of complaint has come to our knowledge. It is the
most efectual tonic and agreeable stiulant suited
to all conditions Of life. Inquire sa your druggist
In regard to It.
MAGNOLIA WATBR.-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold at half the price
June % tutha3