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FOR LIVERPOOL AND fEF,

FOR LIVERPOOL AND GfR
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sAlLINl
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AED ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES CT PASSAGEBY THE SATURDAY STE AMER:
First Cabin. Payable In Cola.
Liverpool or Queenstown 800 %
SteerGqe, Payable in Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. 10 w
PASS tGE ny TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX:
IivSrnool or Queenstown fpolC) ),,,,,.,9 80 90
IT ,lif5y ipoldI ....,....,..,,...,., 20 90
st. Johns, n. r.. by branch steamer (god).. 10 90
Steerdge, Payable in Currency.
IIalitaY - ...,. Is 60
st. Johns, y. F., by branch steamer, 80 ee
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
the Continent, ut moderate rates.
For further information apply at the Company's
offices, JOHN &. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or TO
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM q Co, Agenta.
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EIFTY-CENT STORE

LIFTI-CENT STORE,
/ AT
go BROAD STREET.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
atL =. l.. RYAN < co.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

VI ~ ~ i II II
Adams, Stephen
| Anderson. Green i
| Hawcs
, Andrews, Fl.
! hrmStcd, IT.
| Amhccs, William
Archer. Robert
Appich, l..
Arheart. +.
Archer, DIR. j. l..
| August, Rev. 2. F.
Baldwin, John B.
BauPh. Ed. A.
Barton. General Seth
Battailc, Lewis a.
Beckett. j. G.
Bcufor1, j. W.
Blackburn, d. A.
Birch, 5. 4.
Glankcnsfiip. T. II.
Blair, l.. II. tel
Rlumcr, G. l..
B!gclow, ".
Blunt, +. II.
Birchard, +. 4.
Booker, Thomas
Brown, James A.
Branch. Scott & Co.
Bradford, Thomas
Bryant. John II.
Brown, A.
! Brown, W. G.
Brooks. Thomas G..
Brace, William NJ.
Brooks, William
Bronddus, Rev. Villa
Brooks, George w.
Bruce, William III.
Burnett. Alhln
Brown, Booker
Burk, John
Butler. Lewis 4.
Burch, Benz. IT.
Burton, NJ. T.
| Campbell, Mr..
! Campbell, Charles
Chapman, d. j.
Clements, j.
Clutter, Y. j.
| Chandler. William F.
Cham berlayne, L. l..
Carroll, j. =.
Carr, d.
Camp, a. X.
Campbell, Ed.
Cumber, j. r.
Chiffon. X. Ii.
Clark, L. VI.
Collins. John
Coke, DR.. II. W.
Cole, Capt. William
Cook, John ~
Cook, John +.
Conway. L. II.
'rump, /. L.
Crltton. &.
DabnC y, John
Dorson. Benz.
Douglas. George I.
Duke, Thomas t.
Drewry, =. Fl.
Driscoll. A. NJ.
Dubcll. II. d.
Dcane, q. W.
Delavcy, 4.
Douglas, L. 7.
Dufant. A. X.
Day, William II.
Davis K Sims
Daniel, I'd.
Elkan, l.. j. t2)
French, Benz.
Finke, +. II.
Fisher, O. G..
Ford, Ii. A.
Foote, +. Fl.
Field, Eugene
Fldler, L s.
Freeman, Yorkc
FrayZer. George d.
Fritz, George D.
Farmer. j. A.
Gcl1ber.. William G.
Garner. William A.
Gonnella, G..
Gibson, John c.
Glazebrook, J. =.
Goodwin, &. f..
Glokcr. August
Green, Peter
Green. C..
Griffith, w. 3.
Graves, j. a.
Hoss, Rev. A. 7.
Houchlns, William
Humphrey & Taliaferr
Huffman, Z. II.
Hodges, II. 4.
Hollaway, &.
Holmes, +. w.
Howard, n. 7.
Hargrovc, Z, d.
Hill, X. 4.
Higgins l.. l..
Hill, Thomas
hedgebeth, Charles
Hewetf, Willie
Hey, Henry
Hcrcus. James W.
Hill, Edward
Harsin, &. c., & Co.
Hanes, David
Hatcher, Thomas
Hazleton, Harry
Haynes, George A.
Halleck, L.
Harris, Totlow
Hancock, s. +,
Harding, q, X,
Harris i Cl9pton
Hamilton, Ross
Hall, Rober:
James, u.
James. j. a.
jackson, n. ".
Jolly. James A.
Jones & Brother
Johnson, T. B.
Johnson, S. n.
Johnson, w. j.
johnson, William
I'M
+. d. p; Rect
We
Andrew Lee i2), A. l.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATS4IiM
i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATE .ssSSsss.sssSSsx
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBU UKG.-Ch
reliable. and safe route To Baltimore, Savannah,
Boston, and the West. Tri-weckly line TO Balti-
more. making close connections with steamers TO
Philadelphia. No tranship pment OF goods be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Balti.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SA-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except Sundaysl up
to q % clock l.. NJ. These steamers have excellent
saloon statcroom and passenger accomm odatfons.
Fare, 81 meals and stateroom extra. For freight
HARVEYS & WILLIAMS, Agents.
All 10 Commercial Block.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
WTILLIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
LIQUORS,
and proprietors of the celebrated
MOUNTAIN DEW"

and proprietors OF the celebrated
MOUNTAIN DEW"
have In store and In bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN wHIsKEYs,
much OF which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS.
They are the sole agents and contractors for
many fine brands, as "P. ENGLEMAN," "J.
G. LEECH," "BYERLY," "FIREBAUGH,"
"GEM OF THE VALLEY &c. a. WHITE"
&c, &C.
They deal largely In APPLE BRANDIEs,
and have always on sale fine native stocks.
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has enjoyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In flling orders.
Their MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Canada to Florida and from Cubs to Cslifor-
MIA. II Is IA vorite wherever brought Into COM
petition with the best Installations Of the North.
South, and West. eeo-sm
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DHILADELPBIA, RICH-@FS4
L MOND AND NORFOLK STEA AM-nasasssa ~
SHIP PLISE.-Steamcrs NORFOLK and j. s.
GREEN, competing this line, win leave Philadel-
phia every SArukDAYa and Richm every FRI
DAY, alternately Freight taken Tor Norfolk ut mo.
derate rates ; also for Charleston, Savannah, and
New Orleans, and bills of ladng signed through.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statcrSom So. w. p. PORTER, Agent. -
mh3 Onice. No. 24?J Dock street.
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SHIPPING.

DOR NEW YORK.-The ele-~s Ees,
CANT steamship SARATOGA, Cap-sSsssss<lszszess4ss
tain Couch will leave her wharf At koGkests
Freight received until Saturday night. Fare. sl9.
Steerage, SO. For freight or passage. apply to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM Il CO.,
de4-lt corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR BALTIMORE.-Stea
Il PETERSBURG will leave her -.
wharf SATURDAY, December 9TH, ut o clock L.
NJ. Freight received up to p O'Clock 7. NJ. For
freight or passage, apply to
de3L2t HARYEYS & WILLIAMS.
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Washington News.

WAsHINdToN, May 13-The annual pro-
cession of the Sunday schools, celebration
fifteen years old, was broken up by the de-
termined participation of the negro schools.
Each school will have an exclusive May fes-
tival.
The President has appointed Judge Ed
munds, OF Michigan, formerly postmaster
OF the Senate, postmaster of Washington
City.
Attorney General Hoar decides that bre-
vet ranks conferred since March 1, 1869,
are null, except for galantry before the In
dians. ~
Spinner decides that Assistant Treasurers
are to reissue, intead of cancelling frac-
tlonal currency falling into their hands.
Customs receipts from the LIST to the Sth
instant, inclusive, 5000, OOO
The internal revenue department decides
emphatically that sales of tobacco stamps to
or from any other person than collector,
IS a violation of law.
Several negroes, representing an organi-
zation known as the National Colored Con
vention, visited Grant, and presented an
address urging the appointment of negroes
North, as the best means of reconciling tho
people to negro officers South
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, May 13-Noon.-Money eusy.
at 6@7. Sterling 916. Gold 3S}S. Stocks
strong. Wheat and flour dropping. Corn
shade frmer. Pork firmer, ut 3l0311s.
Cotton firm, Mt 2S1}s@2Ss4. Freights quiet.
T. M.-Cotton shade irmer aud more
firmer-mixed Western new SO@S3; old SS;
yellow Southern 80. Whiskey 96@97.
Rice quiet-Carolina Sl5@9ls. Sugar
Muscovado 111a@12. Freights firm. The
supply of money exceeds the demand, at
G(97 Discounts 7(09 Sterling weak, mt
816. Gold firuer, at 3Sss Stocks closed
feverish and unsettled. Governments
strong.
BALr1MoRE, May l3.-Cotton unchanged.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat weak-val-
ley red 1.90@2.10. Corn firm; receipts
Oats dull-prime rs. Rye nominal, ut IS
@45. Whiskey quiet, but firm
CINCINNATI. May 13.-Whiskey in good
demand, at o5996; stock light. Provisions
declining pork 80. rs; shoulders 13;
clear rib sides 1G
New ORLEANS, May 13.-High grades of
cotton sitter; low grades dull aud easier
middlings 2S14G2Sla; sales 2. 400 bales re-
ceipts 1908. Gold 36IS. Flour-supcr-
iine $50; double 5.75; treble 625. Corn
I5I: Pork nominal-321i. Bacon 1890
17A. Sugar frmer-common o15(a10l,
prime 1917
MOBILE, May 13.-Cotton in fair demand
sales sale 500 bales-low middlings 261i; receipts
SAVANNAH, May 13.-Cotton quiet, but
firm; sales 800 bales middlings p receipts
90.
AUGUSTA, May 13.-Cotton market firmer:
sales $50 bales-middling 261s receipts 13O.
CHARLESTON, May 13-Ootton active;
better grades trmer; sales 65O bales-md-
dllngs 2714; receipts 42S
LONDON, May 13-3 p M.-Cousols 92sI.
Bonds firm, Mt 793S
LIVERPOOL, May 1873 P. M-Cotton a
shade firmer-uplands liz; Orleans 11s4.
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EoxetHn Revvss

MADRIp, May 13.-The British Minister
Compton asks to be recalled. An amend
ment declaring all power emanates from the
nation, and all persons entrusted with
Power be elected by aud held respon-
sible to the people, has been introduced.
Prlm approves the regency under Sarano.
Dispatches from Lisbon report serious dis-
turbances at the capitol A plot against
the Government is on foot
LISBON, May l3.-Paragnayan advices re-
port the allies moving against Lopez who
Is strongly posted, with 5000 men aud forty
guns.
LONDON, May 13.-Americnn Minister
johnson takes leave of the Queen to-day.
Moran acts MS chmye d'afairs till Motley s
arrival
There is great agitation in Paris in conse-
quence of the election. Four public meet
ings held in different parts of the city were
dispersed by the police
Ihe London Times, of to-day, has an
editorial on the rejected Alabama treaty.
wherein it is asserted that the Government of
Great Britain, in submitting to IN arbitration
on question at all, conceded everything that
was originally demanded or expected by the
American people, and everything that it was
possible to concede
HAVANA, May 13.-Accounts from Spanish
sources represent that after the fight OF AL
Iagraeia. General Lesa reached Port au Prin-
cipe with his convoy, the insurgents being
unable to detain him, and that the Cubans
lost 1000 killed and wounded. The Diario
says 2,o0o, but Verse de Cuba doubts the
correctness of the Diario's information.
Lettona, who's made the official reports of
the officer at Allagracia, gives new details.
He says since the fight the rebels cannot
get together 1000 men. Taxes for the fis-
cal year are to be rednced fifty per cent
The Jaceta publishes accounts of further
confiscations
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and strengthened il. The water Is about
two inches below high water mark, but is
driven by q high North west wind, some
times, above the mark. The wharves at the
head of Poydras and Lafayette streets are
submerged. Considerable alarm is felt, and
strict watch kept along the levees on the
city front.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, May 13-The morn
ing papers contain n call, signed by many of
the most prominent business men and
planters of this city and County, for con-
vention on the 1st day of June, to organize
an emigration company. Col. Lee Gran
dali, of New Orleans, has been canvassing
the State i'll favor of the plan, and it is
meeting with great success.
CHARLESTON, May 13.-Arrivcd-
Maryland, Baltimore; brig E. p Brown,
Cnrdenas; brig Henry Perkins, New Or
leans. Sailed-steamer j. W. Everman,
Philadelphia
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Dom estic News.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 13. - George L.
CLARK, anti-Sprague Republican, was elected
Mayor, to-day, by 418 majority over all
others.
PHI1ApErpH1A, May 13-At o'clock to-
day. the wires hence to Pittsburg worked
ances interrupted the wires in other drec-
tions
HARRISBURG, May 13.-The Court of
Common Pleas has decided the question in
volving the liability of taxation of railroad
bonds held by citizens of other States.
Judge Pearson decided that if the property
is protected by Pennsylvania, it could be
made to pay its share of taxation.
RroHloND, May 13.-The United States
ceedings against the United States Marshal
OF this district in 1861, for the amount of
the funds turned over to the Confederate
Government. The defendant plead the
United States statute of limitations, and the
plea was admitted by Chief Justice Chase,
the United States being non-suited. This
is an important decision; the plea put for
ward being the same that will be put in by
all postmasters in the Southern States at the
breaking out of the war who made the same
disposition of funds
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-General Thomas
declined present of a magnificent silver
service; expressing his determination never
to receive donation under any circum-
stances.
New ORLEANS. May 13.-The steamship
Mexico, which has been lying ut the wharf
for several weeks, took fire ut 2 o'clock this
morning, and burned till she sunk. No
cargo or any combustible known to be on
board. The fire is undoubtedly the work
OF an incendiary. 1t is reported that the
vessel was recently sold to the Cubans.
The steamers Virginia and Louisiana re-
port that serious crevasse occurred on
Sunday, in West Baton Rouge Parish, near
ly opposite Port Hudson. This crevasse
caused sudden fall Of two inches in the
river ut that point. All attempts to close it
will be Intellectual, owing to the sandy soil
and the extent Of the break, which is sixty
yards wide.
The crevasses reported several days apo at
Whence station between the city, have been
abandoned aa hopeless. The repairs bv tho
negro soldiers and plantation hands were
washed away rs fast as they were construct
cd. The opening is about eighty feet
wide. and eight feet deep, and increasing.
Another crevasse occurred only half a mils
below the city limits last evening, but a
company of negro soldiers was promptly
sent from the barracks, and closed the gap
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The New York Herald, of Monday, in
its review of the stock market saws:
Southern securities were generally steady,
and felt the agitation of the general market
less than the other commodities of the stock
exchange. Prices closed on Saturday even
ing as follows: Georgia 6's, 81}s@S3; do.
rs, 95?2499611s; do. rs, interest payable in
Georgia, 94(995; North Carolina, ex-cou.
pom, 6O14(96O2l; do, new, 55@55%; Lou
ls1ana rn 6's, 73@7319; do. levee 6's, $3.50
6691s; Alabama SIS, 102@105; do. SIS, 67(d
6's, 75(077; do, new, 75(076; do. registered
stock, 64@67; Mobile Ohio sterlines, GsG
70; Memphis and Charleston, first, s76s8;
do, second, 75(977; do, stock, 46(64s;
Greenville and Columbia, guaranteed, 59(6
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

~ \ Lot, containing one-thrd of an acre,
ffII7 with a neat commodious DWELLING
tzNa HOUSE, having an upstairs Of i've Rooms,
Basement Of five Rooms, Bathing room with
good repairs. Inquire at this office. March IS
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Election Notice.

VNacccrdance with the procIama alton Of the Co.
Il vernon, dated 10Th day Of April 1869 there will
be an election held in this County on the FOURTH
TUESDAY in MAY, being the 25th day thereof,
Tor School Commissioner and Coroner.
by virtue of authority vested in u.s. we hereby
establish the following polling places in Rchland
County, viz:
=, Garncr's Ferry, Gadsllen, W. B. Flowers House,
Irenhoms Grove. Davis, Killans, Camp
Ground, Columbia-Ward No. l. Gilmore House:
Ward No. ,. Old zee House; Ward No. 3 Palmetto
Engine House; Ward No 4, El!ingtons Store
The following gentlemen are hereby appointed
Managers of Election:
FoR GARNEn's FERRY John Harris - Iucus
y. Wells.
Fon GADsDEN.-John P. Adams, john b. Good
win, s. p. Gaige.
FLOWERS HousE.-w. Witt, Philip Epstein, J..
j. Goodwin.
FoR TEENnoLM's GRovE-M L Green. Wilson
Glover, C. i. Carroll.
FoR DAvIs'.-AIlcn Davis T. p Roberts, An
drew Curtis
;, Fon CAMP GEotSD.--N. Dubard Henry Smith,
II. G. Marshall. !
klLLIANs'.-Eli Kil!ian, A. Feinin ger, II, Mimms.
FOR CoLUMBIA.-Ward No. l, r. Brown, E. b.
thompson, Z. Shultz; Warl No. q T. w. Wing J.
Davis, j. Bamtield; Ward No. g. ". II. Wigg will
liam Mishaw, t. p. Purse; Ward No 1, D. b.
CLAYTON, Jacob Mott, James Brc WI.
The above named gentlemen are requested to
meet at w. I. Walters Auction Room, ON the 18th
instant, at IL O'clock NJ, for the purpose Of ouai-
tying and receiving the list of re gstraton.
W. L. WALTER,
n. E. EDWARDS,
A. RICHARDSON,
Commissioners Of Election Richland County
Columbia. s. c.. May l, 1869. Nav mthM25
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Mr.. Gabriel Manigault and family, who
had been livingin Yorkville since Sherman 8
raid, left that place recently for Canada, in
tending to make it their future home
Mr.. Joshua A Spears, an aged citizen of
Sumter, departed this life on the 10th.
The pleasantest husbandry is the DESTROY
ing of weeds-widow's weeds.
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DENTISTRY

UtN NIIOThJ
nR D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the liberal
IL patronage he has received from the citizens
Of this city and the surrounding District, during
the past year, respectfully announces that he now
permanently establishes himself in Columbia. All
operations the natural Teeth faithfully per-
formed. ARTIFICIAL CASES, in every approved
method, carefully and satisfactorily executed
that known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this beau
tiul and durable process, he is enabled, with con-
patentee. Office on Main street, over First Ma
tional Bank. Jan 5
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16c. DRESS GOODS.

WE open, on MONDAY pretty line of DRESS
GOODS. at 163c. or yards for $780, really pretty,
ana certainly CHEAP. We give our patrons from
this date tho advantage of our having prompt,
good buyer, located in New York city, always in
the market ready for these bargains.
may r. C. SHIVER.
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

iia 1ssI Jg sssss: gsasS 2s3
fQNHE attention of Contractors is invited to the
Il work OF completing the Blue Ridge Railroad,
IN south Carolina, from Anderson, South Carolina,
dred and fifty-two miles to build
The Executive Committee of the Board Of Drec-
tors Is prepared to onter into negotiations with
responsible persons, who may desire to undertake
the work.
Payments will be made in first mortgage t7)
per cent. currency bonds of tho Company, secured
by the guarantee of the State Of South Carolina,
for the punctual payment of both principal and
property of the Company which cost three and
quarter millions of dollars in gold, and embraces
fifty miles OF road complete and in running order
Detailed Estimates, Plans, Profles and Specif-
cations will be ready for inspection by JUNE /.
1853 Meanwhile, approximate quantities and
other information concerning the work may be
obtained by application to Col. James L. Low the
Chief Engineer OF the Company, or TO the under
signed, at Columbia, South Carolina.
r. r. SCOTT,
April 2Otuth13 Chm'n ofExecutive Committee.
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Dental Surgeon,
rs now prepared to execute in the mos scientific
i manner, all branches of his profession. Teeth
extracted without pain by use Of NITROUS
OXIDE GAS. Persons desiring his service would
do well to engage an hour. Office over Messrs.
Bryan II McCartcr's Bookstore, Main street, Co
lumbia. 5. q. April II 3mo
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Gardening for the South,

uaruen1ng 1Of the South,
PY Wm. N. N. White, of Athens, Ga
I'D The Grape Culture-a treatise on the cuti-
yation of the native grape. By Fuller.
phin's Grape Culture and Wine making.
Saunders Practical Treatise on Farm yard
Poultry-illustrated.
Breaking Butterfly. BY Author of Guy Liv-
ingstone.
Marooner's Island. BY Author Of Young Ma
rooners.
Friendships OF Women. BY AGer
Anecdotes of American Clergy.
And many other new books and novels, ct
DUFFIE & CHAP1IAN'S Bookstore,
April 90 Under Columbia Hotel
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-02

With what contempt men speak OF :
woman's reason - boys even laugh al the
way Urls run, skate and throw stones. Men
are ever making themselves the standard oil
ali human excellency and perfection Wo-
men make men happy in proportion as they
reflect their opinions. They prefer that she
shall not smoke, or chew, nor take shun )
mt they don't care if she is nauseated with
the odor of the bitter weed. She must re-
enect his statutes, tho they strip her ofeyery
inalienable right, or conflict with tnat hlgn,
or law written on her soul by the finger OF
God She must believe his theology, though
il nave the highways of hell with the skulls
If new born infants and make God inonst-
or Of vengeance and hypocrisy Wnen "o-
man awakens to the poetry oireai NE, Oh SCI
eDce philosophy and government, theh VIII
The first note Of harmony be touched then
will the great organ of humanity be played
nm III its KEYS. | am convinced that the
moral and intellectual progress OF the male
sex runs great risk of stopping, II not o. re
ceding as long as that Of the woman
remains behind. and that not only because
nothing can replace the mother for the edu-
cation Of children, but also because the IN
fluence upon man himself of the character
and ideas Of the companion OF bis li'e canno'
he insignificant woman must either push
him forward or hold him back. Mrs.. q.
Cddy Stanton.