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Spsfial aotifes.

@THE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
I43 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles Is prepared 10 execute ct
the shortest netice and In the best manner, JOB
PRIN TING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIA1E.-A

~ PHILOSOPHY OF MAhhIA"E.-A
NtW COURSE OF LECTURES. aa delivered ut the
New York Nuseum Of AnAtomy, embracing the SUBJ
iects How to Live ani What to Live for Youth.
Maturity and Ulo age (; Manhood generally review
ed the cause Of indigestion Flatul-nce and Ner-
vous Disc ses accounted for ;. arr7age PhosopbI-
cally Consid. rcd &c. These lectures Will be for
vardsd on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing {:
sgcRRTARY BALTIMORE MUstUM OF ANATo
MY. No. "a We. t Baltmore-street, Baltimore Nd
April 10 mwt lyr
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81 FLOUR, CORN, hay &C. ME'SRS.
JOHN CAMP,EN co. have op"ned Branch 10
their Marketst eet Flourlng VI lis at the cor"er Oh
HAST Bay and North AtlanHe Wharf The store ID
large and commodious AMI having secu cd iul
stock OF the va lous cereals, they Ire prepare' 70 ur
nish their customers with Grains as the 10 'est mar
kss rates. s, eovA Til BcPtenesfH -
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-prelates from au,Cad are ID, gipn'nR 10
arrive IN Rome 10 take part In the Rsumenioal
Council.
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~ INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF oHARLB51 ON.-The net proceeds Of the asseta
Of this Company, being Four Dollars and Twenty.
two cents per SHARE will be paid TO the stockholders
on and after THIS DAT, at the Office Of Mr.. A. II.
Y oRELAND. No. Broad.street, formerly the
ONCE OF the Company Certificates Of stock must
be surrendered. JOHN b. HONOUR,
June7 Pre'1oent
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81 ESSAYS FOa YOUNG MEN-ON rHE
Errors and Abuse. incident to Youth and Bsr'y Man.
hood with the hu name view OF T. eam Mt and cure.
peut by IN .il tree of chlrge. Address howard AS
suUI4TION Box P. th,lade phia, Pa
May "a SmA
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RS'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr. GEORGE H. aRUBKR are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE b.
aRUBER, or to Mr.. G. W. GRUBER, ito be found at
messrs CoRw1N's STORE, KINa-sTREET,) during
the month. Aner the nrst OF june all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate.
order to wind up the affairs as speedily as possible.
q. GERDTS 4 CO.,
May10 limo Agents for Creditors.
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n FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.-IN 1858
We purchased the entire stock Of q BOURBON WaiS-
KEY then three years old. We now OFFER thus brand
1t IS per gallon and 81 to per bottle, or SIS per
dozen, largo bottles.
Copnoisseurs in this city aud New York pronounce
this the finest whiskey of the day. Buy 1t and be
convinced. Constantly on hand other brands, flon
81 so TO IS per gallon.
wM s. oORwIN 4 CO.,
Importers and Dealers In
Pine Brsndie-, Whistles. Wines. &c,
No. 276 King-street
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway. New York.
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GOVERNOR THOMAS C. REYNOLDS.

We have already mentioned the fact that this
distinguished Charlestonian has recently re-
turned to the Governor of Missouri the original
great seal of that State, which was removed
from the seat Of government by order OF
claiborne f. jackson, in 1861. The seal was
encased iu neat ebony box, and accompanied
by the following letter:
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May 26, 1869.
To HIS E1oelencyJ j. ". McCearq:
Governor Of the State Of Missouri:
s.R-Auy hesitation formerly felt on princi-
ples of general public law, or on account OF
conflicting opinions within the State, to deliver
tn IIs existing government the original great
seal of the State Of Missouri, was removed by
the fact that in November last, for the tirst
time since 1860, State officers were chosen in
profound peace, at an election held through
ont Its territory l therefore 10 you, as the
chief magistrate chosen at that election, here
with transmit 1t.
Now OF no official value. it is still interesting
as q relic Of the time when civil war had not
vet divided the Missourlans. May its return
be an augurY Of the specify oblivion of past
strife, and the complete restoration OF frater-
nal feeling among us all.
remain, sir, with great respect. your obedi-
ent servant, THOMAS c. REYNOLDS.
This gave rise to the following letters:
STATE OF MISSOURI EXECUTIVE DEPT,
CRY OF JEFFERSON. May H 1859.
To Hon. Francis Rodnsdn, Secretary Of N1te:
DEAR SIR have the honor to herewith
transmit to you, as its legal custodian, the orl'
ginal great seal OF the State Of Missouri; re-
ceiyed this day from the Hon. Thomas c. Rey-
nolds, together with his letter Of traDsmIttal,
OF tive 26th instant. and copy OF the acknow-
ledgment Of the same.
lam, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
I " MnCInna.
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FOR NEW YORK.
PASSAGE sac.
June 3

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY p
THROUGH Linz 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANCE OF SAILING DAYS!
S~S STEAMERS OF Ihh ABOVE
..ZH&cSY0 line leave Pier No. a, North Biver,
.t}EH!IL2y0 foot OF Canal street. New York. st
.-.a.k-- IL o'clock noon, OF the 1st, llth and
7lst Of every month Except when these dates fal!
on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding.
- Departure of 1st and 2lst connect at Psnsms with
steamers tor South Pacific and Central AmsKioap
ports Those OF 1sf touch st NspZaniLo.
Departure Of 1lth OF each month connects With.
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves Ban FranGa-
CO for China and Japan July 3. 1850.
No California steamers touch st Havana, bp. &C
direct from New York 70 Aspinvan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adui.-
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information aIpH
at the COMPANY'S TICKET oFFICR, On the whah
foot Of Cansl.street, North River Nc s;...e,,-
March IL 1yr 80,
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~ NOrICE.-THE CREDITORS OF NIB.
GEORGE q. GRUBER, whose accounts have been
rendered to us, are hereby informed that dividend
of fTHIRTY:FIvE Per GENT. has been declared on
their cl inns for the present which will be paid at
our ONCE on and after this day
June7 8 q. GERDTs CO.. Agents.
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EW YORK AND CHAR EsTON
MSHIP LINE.

BALTI0ORE AND CHAHLESTON
eIRAMSHIP COMPANY.
&1~sr The SrEANSHIP SEA GULL,
IZEE&$S Captain N. 2. DrTToH will all fer
LEzbJBHM Baltimore on WEDNESDAY A1xR.
IooN, 9Th mst., at hait-past Three
o'clock, from Pier no I, Union Wharf.
n Through Bills Ladipg signed for al classes Of
Freight to BOSTON, PHILADkL PalA. WlLAIN6.
I on. DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH
WEST.
For Freight q passage, apply to
OOURTEEAY TRENHOLM,
June Onion Wharvoa,
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IfLT2 UssSstss.lsaasssf ~ ~ ~ nsxAlW
Roxz, March 8
In order that your readers may form some idea
of the number Of prelates who may be expected
In Rome. to take part 10 the approaching Ecumtni.
S D:s soS ss 3 ss 9 &c
The complete list gives twelvoa Po1n1gshs, Of
Latin and Oriental rite. twelve Latin archbsh4pel
Immediately dependent on the Holy See. l2o Nh
ops. Total, l3s. OF Latin bishops there are pix
called suburbicarians, always cardinals, With sbes
near Rones e. tHnsdiseste seohject 70 the HPly
See. and $40 with diocssss; ss bishops Of the Qd.
His Soiiasa 1Ss sissa1sd ltopxlp ynetropolIban
dignity IL sees, and erected archbishoprics Ind
Ill bishoprics. Total l3l.
|Ie ArchbiaAOplss $50 10 pasobu4236 ;uhehops
co Opal los sp:copli. 4Scss 6ccSplsd si15us{ to
7l7 pstriarchal and rsusaen0l,suad 99t ~ lft-
bnssA 30. thAt fha titnlas Gafho1is hfRAeshy CON-
..ss: ~ 1 osss nd ssSss 4 as;
BE present pope haS sfsSSs6 dino fwo similar
ofReesssA Of Aess sslghes6nH &c !Vscsutt THE
ienetA1 eetsleg.sah eemplsted Bifhs six>eeo hb.
DeH e os sea 9 70 ppoIds eS
msny 6ignitasit6 Or t1s church, me p6pS has
named . special commission Of nix. yss,asssua4d
PsssAsptt e, erseiaA segidpee sd Sxsseise Pie
s ssSSsS s sS.stS b hossz hs !.
: c6dsci ne design ~ S80sve1U V10 mi in
theu sansepes 81 Ga RstsssssA - bssau eaaarged.
There WI bs new fourteen xoys ~ stalls. Ring
tSs sncsnt Gresf snd RoaS 3 4 Ss
ou>side row viii b about DE- hight fsht hnt
story Of N ordinary dwelling, heuss. q The pppe
went to examine. the sAnples OF seats on, 6Atur
day, . section Of the woodwork being prepsred
10 the Usneept yHls, h6llness made A6hsiGnor
Teeooh get y - ~ Ae0e as<s dnAxiua0 3ze,
'that preatg being castin Natuxe's largest mold.p
.nW While giypg neW from the. Vatican 4 ,mpstinot
omit 70 mention that the whole OF that mAgn1hde Dent
pie OF pohtfdcsl splendor ives ID dSng6f b. being
Destroyed BY ne 0ns6uBdoy m0FpIBgyn Tie con-
fsgretian hnset out 1t sik A. M., u ground floor
OF the triangular courtyard, used % store forlthe
10 81. Pstsf't during the Basfss ~ssk eSfsnodes. /
susA nsss q ga. dy WOODWORK burned IKE i
mstchwood, and fears were entertained thstIthe
flooring. above would give way Ind sllok the
flames - penefEatey into mooaic manQfhctSry,
where the damage would have been irreparable,
- Rsphselis celebrated picture Of the MadeanA al
FolIgns n pev being. copied there but FOR
tunaseiy, sithsugh We 'besms were mich
scorched. they did not yield, and ss the corps or
bremen alvsyn stationed. At .tba palA0e and q de-
tschment Of zouaves from the grand gusrdhouse
were ct once summoned, to tina scene OF danger,
the fire was extinguished after four hours' barn.
ing, without further damage than the total de-
structou Of the wooden sppAratus alluded TO.
Tho pope, warmly wrapped mp ct that early
hour, looked ont Of the windows OF his apartments
now end then % beo how matters went on and
Cardinal Antonell who, 90 project Of the palsos,
wa immedistsly on sctivs duty, treasured his
holiness repeatedly. s,.l
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a8e Go1oln bLe4 Sloovy xoHseu.s'
In The House Of Commons. on the eth inst, De
Hon. Robt Love. chancellor or the exchequSr.
submitted the annu1a budget. in expIsnstioaIoi
which he said that the ministry proposed to DIAL
@ 'no:s n; ~. s;:,@sss
In once, were k73. 900. while the receipts vtre
f72 500, 900. leaving de6cit Of 100000, vhlchf
had 70 be met TIM year. he (Mr. Lowe) efti-
mated expenditures during the present fiscal y4af
at f6S 260. 900, Allowing reduction Of f3 $50 900
Which ~ gained chiefly 4 az sd6Iisli5y snd Var
s sss ssaRR &c., & the s! Dssits .s
year Of x250, 900: 3d.. II the Abyssinsn war wSrs
not TO be ptoWde4 ~ ~ surplus would be a.
100000. The whole expense Of the Abyssinian vat
ed in India The country had stiil "a 600 GOD Of
tss K: Pr. Dss'lsS &:
general deficit. Under the circumstances, ;" did
the chanS6lobA S1b \ 1eulruhfs ~ raise greskeE,
som By taxation." He regarded the presbns
meanoQs 1ql3ect3pQ - Azpsnaiye md runsatisfhc-l
tory, and said its only warrant vas In is antiquyd
mes62 81 Sxcits ii6eSses gfsutea q tSS bommeuCe-
megt Of each year on Q return to be furnshedby
the]Ax<p0yeff The lBce4e taK 1BftUr0b collscted
In the same manner. By these measures f3 ESQ poo
VIII be brought into the financial year In addition
to the amounts heretofore collected. And Of (his
aosnnkh = lsepa0ds sseustips sfssspaanYe on The
.Is .GaeI:l |:1 fSt' 5s
e COG Se9. spdsil ls.ye nearly $50 900 obsr
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IsrxRusrrro DKv&LoPunsrs IN Tun HILL MuR
DIR GAsn,--Mrs. rSitsbsll BE- furnished TO the
press 4 foil ststemeSt IN regard to the murder Of
her mother. In the.syrst place she diaavovs aay
fnovle{yHS Of how tpr ~ UAom che fnuedet vas
committed. bat dol6 not intimate or insin1ate II
NAV have been dob By her husband. 0ShS then
coes into q long ekplSnation Of her ceashg TO
visit Twttcbellin j3L and 0ys hat afeef ME con.
yjction, as che va4 lsavng the .osl. he pressed
into her hand . cio4Sly wrisoen papors yhioh abe
found To- be- a appeal to her 70 save his pre- py
confessing that she had committed the uufdsr..
The sppeal VS. followed BY story that she
was to tell, that she had committed the murder In
0 Quarrel, end said that lawyers had been con-
eul,ed- Who said che osud not be harmed. On .
subsequent visit be gave her snother paper. con.
yeying another stofy. She Was to tell that she
had become criminal with one Lie. who had, With
her, concerted q plan 70 rob aud murder Mrs..
Hill. On another occasion he gave her another
written appeal TO save him, and recommsndsd
her to say that Mrs, Hill had not been murdered
at all, bat bad fallen from the window. Az these
documents conmshfe with an appeal TO her love,
etc.. to ease him. khsy ara IN TSitchsll's hand
1Nriting. but have evidently been dpsn up for
6im BY some leg man, The whole statement
tiTows but little re& light on the afAir, but e.
a psaina the conduct Il Mrs. Tsischell. ,s 4
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A washington dispatch of sths l2th says: The
stIe ct of the reoess action 81 the presidens and
Congress on psconslsuesos. especially In Virginia.
is Of the most cheering eheracter. letter. from
Richmond seq thai u ssams - II load Of dspres-
sion had been lifted from the spiriu OF the people,
eress Ia " ll nigh unanimous. the only excep tens
being eoms few sullsn resctionists. who. still har'
Dor the ghost Of the rebellion and spit on the flag.
Business isalresdy reviving. as consequences, and
the doubt and uncertainty which have been con-
eeurep. upon their chaotic condition being re.
moved, the people are already beginning to form
plans for the future and prepare for largely 10.
ressed business. 1T is believed that the material
Interests OF the State viii be advanced many mil.
lione BY this action, Of Congress. e-s.9-
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J. A CERTAIN Le,F OF G>O0ND. situated in the Bee
I 70 'ss TX Is ;Ss:s
reess plas BY . Pt sasvsyor, datsl Let Of
dspestpd n III once q psyid AcCAy late
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eRepn1ar.es19 n~iyssgi. anrssggs On the l2fh Of
June. 1874 depssited In the Office OF Ducasl notary
1os - lot sesuztsg, Amerean UsasurA bistttwo feet
6vsiashs sld ak Jines front Colun strsst By
hundred ard hypevsn eet eleven inches and fnes end
halt in Depth between parallel Ines together With all he
and imprvvemsnts thereon, paa shs Ex
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tut ysiue md the policy transfsrrsd TO vendor.
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N. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY:

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Senator SpFsaue h preparing an elaborate
the part Of Gen. Burnside. 20 sharply resp bonded
TO by Senator Anthony. The speech is to be de-
livered on the stump, OF published in pamphlet.
In pfoSc Island -t-fr- Ia. -. .-..I.--I = T.
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R1aAuD : co.'s ''-'' '.'-i'-. -,
PARTISAN PERFuMEHY,

t.Att.,- S-t---l4 2 ,14L. s1s.sss-o ---S'
Fssronssd BY the Emprsss Of the French and sxarssy
sssan n tasAispssls sssss 10 IL. k.s nes "a snSsr
GRITTY. go
, aIdAuD COS YLxNeYLANa and MANfnfiA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsnd Co are the enly in
kox IN Europe Of the fsHnt sxtrsct Of ron
ki0Atb1 co IS rOLUTrNE, dsIIcicxs Toilet y ste.,
superior v hsa - -csss.s Isas HinAsAx OF Fora1s
skkfaAuD suo,o nnAxpA lsoAP. srquIsissly ~
'umsd axd keeping IT. 6agranes 70 the last .-..
! RIaApD 4 co g HkANDA P0HAfuH, for prsssrv
ng and beestlfyfne t1s BAH. 49, - 90. ~
elixir Tor pssssrag he teskA an4 psraning toe gs.se
EleAuD &c.,. . =. ,ssss pro
. ElSAgp CO 2. 3Qsk e. DER ss~iss y yissa
THE LITTLE HONffCR; GUIDE TO TIE TOILET
sith rhstsgTsptie masEsHssr vm wvnsUrssspt o. ous
Who.essis Efsad Ca, "a ras d Rchsass Psrfk
Agent, y Nswbsru Sons, Is St Psuls Cauch rHt k.s
Depot General m Ssx ohs.ns al -----L 50 Liz
ii Tdl5 IflI,e. ~ s'Inss -. pg99ygE9 ..,,
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-ROwAhOs
a vrAs splIsuiug sistt|r ton Cen. O. o. Howard,
in answer TO lstteriof inquiry addressed 70 him
Icy Hon. OH Doci{bey, chairman iof the House
committss on ltesEseaS aasss exhibits the pre-,
sent status Of the rrek dmen'e buPeaas T,5fs
'srisia 40 'WASnm6rox, April 10. 1859. 4
Nsis 9 a.ps.sss c J, &c: 9: .ns'' %, On
Dear FrrI haye tscsllsd ypur lots, and WIN
As - The work Of Education among tAs " freed.
e 9nen and fefugses,"t NV alfsady cloesd up al
Divisions Of the bujsal except the educational
work, the Payment d bountiss and kospissis one
=. Ct yichsbulE, one d Richmond. Va, and one IN
/ think A larger Isxpsndisure Of money has
been made n ~ % tyhoe buildings In citiee and
Villages than Twyhld have advised with my
-prsssne sxpsshsossI Mo- -thAA prsjsdics ID CIV.
1ng way, the educat.onsl work can be extended
more than AsFetofory into the couptry With bonn
tion Of The 1sopAe.k wv EASs sIssedy quIis-s
/. more; sbdSs fsov3 msss Can IS 10 ns Soun.
81 Try schoob s1d - &5lhpefetvs3 ven fecdvsd.
IA Ipropose u hsvo t4n b6e e9ent ~ eaoA BsAts
hereafter, 90 - 70 S{ve every cent? Cen q order
60 use a. femeznd6fs0f 0df Appropriated for the
Essafsns o. scscOh r Is.esS vhsrs ths psopls
II have been obiissd b ls~ Is sosspssGss with
A thsir sbsnveosess slucstcaet essce!adsns1 and.
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:, .ANrCpeFE OF LoRD BRoUaHAn-Efed Of Nufled
Porf.-In the new Parliament Broughsm- So.
Delivered his great speech IN defense ofit--
the reform bfl-which by many was considered
his chef dG0ure. Ii certainly was wonderful
performances to witness. Hs showed Q most stas
pendous memory and extraordinary dextefity 70
hsndling the weapons both Of ridicule and reason.
without 9 note to refer to, he went through ell
the speeches Of his opponents delivered during
the five pights' debate, analysing Them summsrily
end, with . lssle aid from perversion, giving
them all 8 seemingly uicmphsnt answer"
The perorstion MAS partly inspired By draughts
Of mulled port imbibed very eopiously toward
the conclusion Of the four hours during which he
was On his legs or on hia knees IS -
He concluded: - ~ ~
"By all you hold moss dear. by oil the ties that
bind every one OF % to our common order and
our common country, solemnly adjure you, I
warn you, implore you-yes, on my Bonded
biil." ''Hf''iliF ~ ohSa-eaJI 81
He continued for some time - II 10 prayer, bnt
his friends, alarmed foel him lest he should be
suffering from the effects OF the mulled port,
picked him up and placed him safely on the
wooleack. a. --a-ttl. - t,s sz..Ist--.s