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FOR NEW YOXM.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURsDh y
EW YORK AND CHAR EsTON
E Ms HIP LINE,
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

.S1:Ssssn TIE SPLENDID sIDE-WaEEL
<ZAEMSxXMS STEAMSHIPS Of this Line will
<GQE1lEHdH~ leave Adger's South Wharf. during
7.1sstza az@the month OF April, as follows -
JAMES ADGER-TUEsDAY, April 6, at Q O'Clock p M
15 1A5AMPION-SAIURDAY. April 10 at4 O'Clock NJ
CHA o.. Nv MLESION-IuEsDAY April ID, at O'Clock A M
ANMHATTAN-SATUBDAY, M April II, at 10 O. clock A M
JAMES ADGER-TuEsDAY, April 20. at 10 O'Clock NJ
CHA "a AMmPlON.SATURpAY, M April "a, at O'Clock M
CAARLESTON-IUEsDAx, April az. at O'Clock A M
9T Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
at II per cent. ~
16- An Extra Charge of SIS will be made to pas.
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
AJ- These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
roomy accommodations for passengers, and their
tables supplied with all the delioaces of the New
York and Charleston markets.
For Freight or Passage; apply to
JAMES ADGER Il co.
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up-stairs.,
April - W ~p
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SpefiaI Motifes.

a5- NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF GEO.
d. oRUBER. Esq. are requested to meet This DAY,
the 9th inst at the Office the Insurance and Trust
Company. in Broad-strcet at IL o'clo,k *.
April Q
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A% CHARLESTON PRESBYrERY WILL
meet in Zion Church (Glebestreet, THIS EVENING,
at Eight O'Clock. Sermon by the Rev. Dr. HOWE,
Moderator. There will be preaching on each euc-
ceeding evening Of this week. services to begin at
Eight o'clock. Seats free April 7
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ag-CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, hereby notified that she
is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. l. Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consignees' risk
MORDECAI & co.,
April Aoants
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FOR LIvERPuOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
~4-se-ss. THE FIRST CLASS IRON SCREW
LtMsSf'SSs Steamship A M L L A, HENRI
LLllkHAL2EfW~ PEACE Commander, is now ready
to receive Freight tor The above port
to sail about 10th OF April.
For Freight engagements, apply to
ROBERT MURE & CO.,
Boyce's Wharf.
AS- Risks taken by this vessel at fve-eighths
~ per cent. March IS
TRAVELLERS PASSING TfIROUGEE
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA, AIKEN
tc>5-sSS.n And other places, should not fai
.IHMYYa4E@asa to lay in their supplies of PROvIs
%E1&HLE3S1HS IONS, CLARETS, CHAMPAGNEs.
...ass@azeEss~ CORDIALs, BRANDIEs, WIN
K1ES, WINES. DAMNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Pates Of Wild Game, Deviled Entremets Han,
Turkey, lobster. etc.. for Luncheors Sandwiches
Travellers Repast. nc.
HSrSend for q catalogue.
VIM. s. CORWIN &c CO.,
No. ATS Klns street,
Between Wentworth and beaufain,
Charleston, 8. O.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2oth street.
New York. OctoberaS
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PACIFIC MAIL sTnAmsnIp CoMPY,u

PACIFIC MALI. STEAMsnIp COMPY,m
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
HANHE
x-.,-nse ~ STEAMERS OF CHE ABOVE
[.E&$$.-sS line leave Pier No. -, North River
@x.ZpXAGdW" foot OF Canal-street. New York, at
"a O'Clock nooh of the 1st 11th ana
21st Of every month Except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding).
Departure of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF LIST touch OF Mansanillo.
Departure OF i1th of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
and Japan May 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havans, but ga
direct from New York TO Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adulA
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the whaX
foot Of Canal-street, North River. New York.
March IL Tyr II. R. BABY Agent
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a3-OONSIGNEBS PER STEAM SHIP
CHARLESTON notified that she is dIscharging
cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS DAY. Goods uncalled
for at sunset will be stored at owners risk and ex
pense. JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
Apri1Q
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8-THE ACTING MAYOR AND ASSISTANT
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES AIDING
TO MAKE APPROPRIATIONS FROM THE OlTY
TREASURY IN VIOLATION OF LAW.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The Act Of the Legislature of December IS, 1885,
In reference to the Municipal Government Of Charles
ton, provides as follows:
"SEo. 2 The Mayor, and not less than twelve AL
dermen, shall be q quorum for the imposition Of
taxes and the appropriation of money"
commend the above to Mr.. q. w. CLARK,
Acting Mayor, and Mr.. J. D. GEDDINGS, Acting AL.
derman as they seek to their awless efforts
to keep the Republican Mayor and Aldermen elect
out of Office, by affecting sensitive sregard for
law" These gentlemen have recently aided in MAX
ing appropriations out of the City Treasury with
Board consisting, all told. of the Mayor and only
ELEVEN Aldermen. Mr. CLARK is the we'll known
Democratic aspirant for the Customhouse, and MT
GEDDINGS Is the Democratic candidate-sightly
disguised--for re.appointment as Assistant Treas
urer of the United States; and they have doubtless
been so busy in getting up memorials in their be.
half signed by violent Democrats and bogus Repub.
Icans that this law has escaped their attention
Charleston, April 7. 1869. ATAXPAYER.
April 8 2
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FOR GEORGET0WH, .. o..
TOUCHING AT wAyRRLY, BROOKGRREN AND
KEIIHFIELD MILLS.
nIKWDh THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT
~ p O. LEWIS will receive Freight THI
DAY at South Commercial Wharf, and sail as above
on SATURDAY MORNING. the 10th instant, at O'Clock
Returning she will leave Georgetown on TUESDAY
MORNING, the 18th instant at daylight. &
All Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight engagements, apply to
sHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
AprA9 Boyoe C Co.'s Wharf,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND RoUTE-ONLY TWO AND A HALF
HOURS AT SEA. 'f. ~
THROUGH TICKETS no FLORIDA. y
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
q a1EaDA THE STEAMER PILOT BOY. GAP.
~sssas5af,s& ss TAIN FENN PsoK win leave Accom-
modahon arfevery MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRN.
MGs, at o'clock, touching at Beaufort only:
returning will leave Savannah TUESDAY and FRIDAY,
at O'Clock A. M, making the trip In eleven hours.
The Steamer FANNIE Captain ADAIR will leave
Charleston every WEDNEADAY MORNING, at o'clock
touching at Edisto, Chtsolns LANDING Beaufort and
Hilton Head; returpnR. leave Savannah every THURs
DAx, ut O'Clock p. M. touching at tho above land
ings.
win touch at Bluffton on tho. second WEDNESDAY,
IN every month. going and returning. &, f,+t-- d.
For Freight or Passage apply & to ,,,
April tGu1 Accommodation Wharf, r.,
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a%A CARD.I HAVE NO INTEREST OR
connection with the house. known under the style
and name Of COURTENAY, No. . Broad.street 1
can be found for the present at DENNY & PERRY's,
opposite Charleston Hotel, Meeting street.
April = wfm6 HIRAM HARRIS
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a@ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and cure,
sent by mail free OF charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p. Philsdelphis. Pa.
January 40 3mo
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A@ L I e OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON CoUNTY.-FIRsT CIRCUlT.-OF-
F1CE CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS, CHARLESTON, APRIL5 1s6s.-The Jurors
drawn for the Extra Term Of this Court. which COM
menced It's session on the 29th March, 1s89 are re-
neved from further attendance on the Court from
and after this date In accordance with the act of the
Legislature entitled An act to regulate the manner
Of drawing jurors
BY order of the Court.
A. @. RICHMOND,
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EECoNsTRUCTIoN-THE GEORGIA CAsE-NOMINA-
TIoNs AND CONTRIBUTIONS PROCEEDINGS OF
CONnREaa
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baronet, and one clergyman; and the matter
was settled out OF court after SILL 58
"A highly exciting scene transpired few
days since at one or tho Partisan churches. A
number Of fashionable equipages halted in
front Of the portal, and bride and y BRIDE
groom stepped from the FIRST carriage to be
married in the church. AS soon as the bride
groom, surrounded by his friends and rela-
tlves, reached the door, he was suddenly met
by well-dressed young lady who had evident
ly been waiting for him in the interior Of the
church. Stretching out both arms she held
up before him lovely little girl, six or eight
months old, and said In q piercing voice, "This
10 your child, but you are not worthy Of bring
ing her up; ann going to keep her, AZ for
these portraits of him who has so baseIy be.
tr syed me, / will give them back to YOU" SO
saying, she flung two photographs aS his feet.
The relatives OF the bride and bridegroom i'm
tervened Immediately In order to put stop to
the painful scene. They surrounded the young
lady, trying to calm her and take her away.
She consented TO loave the church, bnt in
doing so, she fixed her eyes Old her little
daughter and exclaimed, s'Yohr, father, has de-
serted me; but this day win be an nnlucky one
for him. God will curse him, and heaven will
nos desert ycu!" The young bride. who had
already been married to the faithless fellow at
the Maire, tainted away; when, she awoke to
consciousness. she allowed herself to be led to
the altar, whore the bridegroom in faltering
voice and with o livid face, amid the scornful
sneers Of many OF the bystanders, plighted his
troth to her.
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A. q. RICH NOND,
April z wfs3 Clerk
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Another Storm.

The delugc Of last week made its party
call" on Monday morning Of this week. The
copious rain Of Sunday might again raised
the streams to an alarming degree, bringing
painful appreheusions to our people in spite
Of the beautiful rainbow that gildel the clos
NJ scene Of last week Early Monday
morning the groceries and cellars on Main and
State streets were again filled, involving a
vast deal Of labor and no inconsiderable loss
The bridge timber, which the former freshoi
left piled against State street bridgo-except
ing what had been remoyed-was carried of
The stable floor at the Union Hotel was uu.
dcrmined, and several horses fell into the wa.
ter, all of which were rescued after great
labor
In Cabot the water was nearly as high a.
before. Horace Morse lost most of his stock
of groceries. r. Farringtons store, which
was undermined before, and nearly repaired
was again washed out. The ell part of Hector
BIRTHS house was undermined. The select
men refuse to rebuild the village bridges OF
account of its being incorporated by act o
the Legislature.
The Martin Bridge in Plainfeld, CARRIE
off last week, but left whole on the meadow
below, was swept away by Mondays higl
water.
The Norcross bridge in Fast Montpelie
was also lost in the same manner.
On the Central Railroad We hear that 6y
bcnts Of the new Ridley Bridge were carrie,
away The late wash-outs in lIartand AM
Cornish Flats are as bad as beiore--one o
them worse. The Superintendent is in hope
to run over the road by the last Of the week
Trains commenced running Monday night
without any carriages, from White Rive
Junction to Ridleys.
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That Prediction.

Perhaps our readers would like to know
where the prediction of storm about these
days" came from, and just what it was. 1t
was first made in communication to the
London Standard of December 81, 1868, by
an officer OF the Royal Navy; but has lat
terly been renewed and repeated by various
parties The original prophecy related to
London as regards the time of the occurrence,
but the effects were to extend to both hemis-
pheres. The following is the text of the pre-
diction;
aAt seven A. NJ. on the ensuing 9th Of
October the moon will be at that part of her
orbit which is nearest the earth her attrac-
ton will, therefore, be Mt its marimum force
AT noon the moon will be on the earth's equa.
tor-a circumstance which never occurs with.
out marked atmospheric disturbance. Al
two p. NJ. of the same day lines drawn from
the carths centre will cut the sun and moon
in the same arc Of right ascension. The
moons attraction and the suns will, there
fore, be acting in the same direction In
other words the new moon will be on Tho
earth's equator when in perigee, and nothing
more threatening of high tides and destruc
tive storms can occur"
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The Death Of Ex-Presidcnt Pierce.

WASHINGTON, October, 8.
The painful duty devoyes upon the Presi-
dent Of announcing to the people of the United
States the death OF one Of his honored prede-
cessors, Franklin Pierce which occurred at
Concord carly this morning. Eminent in
public councils aud universally beloved in pri-
waite life his death will be mourned with sor-
row beftting the loss which this country sus-
tains by his decease. As q mark Of respect
to his momory, it is ordered that the Execu-
tive Mansion and the several Departments at
Washington be draped in mourning and all
business suspended on the day Of the funeral.
1t is further ordered that the War and Navy
Departments cause suitable military and ma
val honors to be paid on this occasion, to the
memory Of the illustrious citizen who has
passed from among us.
lSirned) L. S. GRANT.
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.MoNTPELIER DAILY IOuRNAL,

A. usual, the MONTPELIER DAILY JouRNAL will
Unpublished during the approaching session of the
legislature, commencing with Thursday, Oct. II.
Anorning and evening edition will be published,
sontaining full and accurate reports Of proceed
ina in both Houses, the atost telegruphc dis
paiches foreign and domestic news, miscellany,
otc. etc
Tnws-sle5 per single copy five copies, to
ono address, $500.
Tm WArcmnN & JouRyM (Wcckly) contain
Inc same reports as Daily during session, and COW
ering publication OF laws, from commencement
d session to January LIST, 80 cents ten copies.
b one address, 500.
V In soliciting the continued support Of old
blends, we hope 10 be able 10 demonstrate that
onr facilities for answering the requisites of q
God Daily Legislative journal are at least fully
equal to those of any other establishment Ger
tainly, no labor or expense shall be spared to ac.
complsh this end. Orders solicited.
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Mr. BIdELow AND TIE TmEs.--The New
York Spirit Of Tie Times says that Mr. Bige-
low retired on Saturday from the editorship
of the Times, of his own accord, and because
the place wearied him. II adds Mr., Bige-
low is not an old man. but he has outliyed
the years Of stern and anxious work The
journalism he left when he went from the
EyGiiRg Post to Paris (if editing the Eoea-
ing Post under its best aspects can really be
called journalism was unlike that of to-day.
He awole from his long rest Of society and
care to the most arduous position of an ex-
acting profession, He was called upon to
succeed au editor whose place is one of the
most difficult to takei for We may have an
other Greeley and another Bennett but never
another such intellectual combination as Mr..
Raymond. During his brief career he was
received with hostility and GOODNESS, and suf-
fered from a ceaseless mitraHe of detraction
and calumny. We believe no successor has
been or will be chosen. The trustees will put
the great chancellorship into commission,
and govern the paper as sort OF editorial
regency. Mr.. George Jones, the publisher,
and the intimate friend and associate Of Mr..
Raymond for thirty years, will probably be
the governing power, No one knew better
Mr.. Raymond's Utmost hope and wish, and
the paper will become in larger sense than
at present the embodiment of the aims and
wishes of its great founder Mr., Jones has
been in poor health for some time, but his
friends are encouraged with the belief that he
has gained his usual vigor.
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The FIRST number Of the Montpelier Dqiiy
journal, for the Session, will be issued on
Thursday morning next.
The next Watchman q. journal, weekly,
will contain the Annual Message Of Governor
Washburne, together with full reports Of logis-
lativc proceedings up to that date. See
terms elsewhere
"a Send in your orders.
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a Exhibition 81 Matched Horses, 90 300 o'clock, a. ~.
and of Single Driving Horses at llo O'Clock, A. ".
DRAWING MATCH and trial Of Oxen 90 90 az
Committees viii report TO the Secretary previous 90
12M.
Report Of Premiums at iho staui at O'Clock =. "
Address by the Hon. JOHN GREGORY at o'clock
p. M.
TRIAL OF SPEED for Purse sn. if 90 drsi, s1 %
second Best thrcc n Eve 20 HARNESS En'u,nco fac s.
pour 20 enter. three 20 start
open To all Horses DO thc County that ucyer trottct
better than 2.21 iu public.
In an cases subject TO Rales Of Society.
LEVI BOUTWELL, Precedent
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"A Liberal party among the members OF
the Ecumeniea Council appears to be form
ing, in advance Of the meeting of that august
assemblage. 1t will be composed of German,
French, Hungarian and American clergymen
of the Church, men who would march with
the ages, aud who are not the less Catholic
because they accept the irresistible in the af-
fairs of this mundane world. The Bishop OF
Orleans, NJ. Dupanloup, will, it is stated, be
ON the Liberal side,-and he is a man Of great
talents, and Of corresponding influence. The
extreme party in the Council is likely not tC
have its way without a contest.
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Book TRADE CnASGEs.-No ono who has been familiar
with the pleasant atmosphere of the old store with the
round numbers for many years past can doubt that MT
Alexander Williams will carry with him into the odd
Corner l3s Washington Street Boston, the adminstra-
tive ability and peculiar tact required to make pop
uar and successful store, and to fully sustain the
reputation the place has gained In past days Messrs
A. Williams 4 Co. will do at their new place general
Book business leaving tho periodicals behind at the old
stand, and will also retain the agency for the publea
tons Of Harper Brothers and the Important specali-
ties of Agricultural and Mechanical books
IFrom the Boston Daily Adrufiser, Oct. 4, 1863.
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D. Mr., Harvey Stowell, Of Moretown, has
exhibited to us curious turnip, of the Kohl
RaBi variety, being composed of one Of large
size, and three smaller ones, all firmly grow
ing into one towards the root. 1t is OF
purplish color, smooth surface, with leaves
resembling the beet. The whole weighs nine
pounds. 1t will be on exhibition at the
County Fair.
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-Cranberries are so abundant in Wiscon'
sin that theyaTe selling two dollars bush
el.
Iowa has just abolished the use Of the
lash in the State ponitentiary
Instead Of saying that man is tight
in Chicago the reporters say that he is
"yictim Of baechanaliau immoderation."
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VERMONT wAToITMAN AND STATE Journal.

Missouri has certainly furnished the
champion sneak thief A minister, called to
pray in a house Of death, found time during
the prayer to open drawer in q bureau
against which he was leaning, and stole two
heavy silver spoons.
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has boen proved poisonless Professor Gill
ton whose reputation analy tca chemist gives his
statements the weight Of authority, announces that
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE
has boon subjected to the proper tests in his laboratory
and that the results show il 20 be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
as we'll admirably adapted to the purposes for which
it is designed This important tho public has just
been warned by two leading scientific organs against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
now before the public
CRlSrADORO'S HAIR PRESERYArlNE, as Dress
ing acts like a charm the Hair amer Dyeing Try It,
sf.4Q
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W A fearful runaway took place in our
streets yesterday powerful pair of horses,
in top carriage, driven by"Jo. Bailey run
ming at full speed through part of Main
and the whole of State Street. They were
finally brought up without injury.
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crATE OLE VERMONT

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held al Montpelier, within and for
said District, the 9Th day Of October A. ID. lsG9,
Alfred r. Hicks administrator on the estate OF Ruth
Peck, late OF Calais I'm said District dooeased presents
his admistruton account Tor settlement
MhrreupOu, u Is ordered that the be referred to
the 18th day of October A. d. 1862 at the Probate Office,
said Montpelier, for examination and allowance aud
that an concerned no notified hereof by tho publication
order Ia N Vermont Waterman and state Journal,
printed at Montpelier three weeks successfully as soon
may be- that they may appear and at SAID hms and
place, if thoy SEQ cause object thereto.
s6ss n <. CHASE, Register.
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An Indiana town boasts giant who has
by his great size yanquished the ague' mat
embarrassing afiiiction attacked him the other
day and worked four days to shake him all
over, but failed and left in disgust
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-10-13

~ Prof. Kettles, the Anglo-Airican Wiz
ard, will give an entertainment in the Village
Hall, this "Wednesday evening, in his pecu'
liar line Of Necromancy,
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o. We are panied to record the death, in
Burlington, last Friday, of Miss Martha A.
DEMENT, of this town. Miss D, was the
daughter Of Mr.. JONI DEAERIT and has
spent the largest part Of her life among US.
In every relation of life she was most exem-
plary and useful, aud won the respect and
confidence Of all who knew her by the unaf-
fcoted graces and excelleneies Of her charac.
ter. She contracted the disease of which She
ultimately died, in the employment of pho
tographic saloon, inhaling the atmosphere Of
the poisonous chemicals, Her family and
friends have our sincere sympathy in their
great affection.