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THE DAILY NEWS.
Natures Toilet.

Gathering wild. swee, Aowere,
ALI fresh With diamond dew;
The daisy aud Convo.vutus
And droopiUg bells of b'ue:
Weaving them into garland
AS 1t they were Jewels rare,
And then bendiuP owe the stieamlet
10 owreathe them round her hair;
Apre't er sight
Or a tace more bright
= Had never he nlrrorod there.
Heart. weary Of glaze and fashiOps
Heart-wenry Of worldly STRIFE.
We sometimes sigh fn" "a .he vanished
,ontentment OF early life;
For tastp q Us pure and as simple,
With whlch 10 beRlile the hours
As when III tho days Of childhood
Our crown was q Gown Of howersi
And we found our Pleasures
In tnose fair t. lsures
Which Nature around us showers.
And yet, If we wi ], sweet Nature
Is as ready to Boss ;iS Gow
AS when We eptwtneo her blossoms
OF beauty arouDd our prow;
And our hearts may be tire h AMI tender
And our feelilgs as warmly glow,
As when Q played In the meadows,
All careless OF wea tn and show;
An in life's tull stream
- Heaven still may geam
Ae itdid long years ago.
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EXpOrUS,
PROVIDENCE, R I-Per schr Golden Cisy-S2 900
feet Yellow Pine Lumber.
Chaxiestoya Cotton and kice Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
C3sAnI;EsTnN. Friday Evening. May IA. I
CoIlON-Ihe inquiry from buyers~-., ,~,,
moderate the transactions showing no important
change IN prices; sales $50 bales viz: 20 at 26
49, ~" nr,< ,<
% at 271; at 2sc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary 49,. .25h0D28k
Low u1oOAlu8. ...~....... .26A@27
M'ddling. g...................... .27X@-
By New York classification we quote:
M1ddnng........... .27X@-
RICE.-1he market for this grain was steady, with
fair demand; sales about 100 tcs OF clean Carolina
say AZ tcs. at &c 50 at $40 We quote comm on to
fair clean Carolina at 7a<@sxc.; good s1& @ss cts
p ib.
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convention adjourns it adjourn to meet in
Abbevie. On division OF the convention the
vote stood tweDty-seven ayes. sixteen noes,
aud the next session OF the convention was Or
dered to be held in Abbevjlle.
Mr.. Eford moved that the usual number of
journals be printed. Adopted.
On motion, the thanks Of the convention
were returned to Holmes Book House and the
various railroad companies tor courtesies OK.
tended to the membors.
Ihe committee on Vestry and Wardens, to
be appointed under Rev. P. Il. Stevens resolu-
ton, were announced by the Bishop as follows:
Rows. Paul Trapier and P. F. Stevens, and
Messrs. McCrady, Lesesne and Memminger.
The resolution presented at the last conven-
tiop, changing the day Of meeting from the
second Wednesday to the second Thursday in
May, came up. This being o change in the
constitution, the vote was taken by ballot and
the amendment was adopted.
Mr.. w. @. Bee from the Committee on Fl
nance, appointed to report on that portion o
the Standing Committees report in reference
to the trial of the Rev. Mr.. Arthur, presented
the following:
Resolued, That the assessments upon the
| several churches be as follows st. Philips,
Charleston, additional, $50 st. Michaels,
ton, additional, $50; St. Lukes', Charleston
additional, $50; Holy Communion, Charleston
| additional, $50; Grace Church. Charleston. ad
ditional, $50. And that the assessments upon
the following be revoked st. Paul's. Claren.
don; All SAINTS. Waccamaw Church Of the
Holy Apostles, Barnwell; Christ Church, ,Colum-
| bia; st. Lukes' Parish; st. Bartholomew's Par.
| ish; st. Matthews Parish. The assessments
previously reported to remain in force. and the
prompt liquidation Of those imposed be urgec
upon the churches in arrears.
A motion to reconsider tha vote changing
the next session Of the convention was made
and on a division Of the convention, the vote
was reconsidered-a ayes 81. noes 16.
The original question was then opened te
discussion, and after some debate was agair
adopted.
After, reading the minutes, and prayer BY
the Bishop, the convention was declared ad
| journed.
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Markets by telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, May 14-Noon -Consols 925S Bonds 70
Evening.-consols 92%s. Bonds 7sT. Tallov
d2s. Cd. Sugar buoyant, both on spot and afoat
LrvERrooL. May 14-Noon.-Cotto quiet Up
| lands 1136d. Orleans l1Xd. sales 5000 bales 70,
| the week $1,000 bales. Exports 1000 Speculation
5000. Stock $4,000. American 1873 600. co,tor
afloat $685. 900 bales $4,000 Of which is American
| Shipments from Bombay to the 9Th, since last re-
port. according to private accounts 10000 bales
Breadstuhs dull. Provisions quiet Yarns and
fabrics hrmer.
Evenlng.-cotton shade easier; 'uplands Tx;
Orleans 11H; sales 5000 bales.
HAvRE. May M.-Cotton steady; 14l,O0o bales
afloat
PARIS. May M-The increase OF specie in the
Bank OF France 1s 600 900 francs. Bourse steady
Rentes II. &tu.45
r,e DOMESTIC MARKETs.
NEW YoRK, May IN oon.--Money easy at to
per cent Sterling 9x. Gold ssX. Cotton steady
| at 2salc.
hvening.-Cotton steady; sales 420O bales; mid.
dlings 2SIc. Flour dull; superhne IS 75aec; com.
mon to fair extra Southern, es eOa7 wheat dull.
Corn very scarce; mixed Western new s0as7o-the
latter being the extreme rate Pork firm at ssla
81 87h. Lard quiet; kettle lskaIsAo. whiskey in
moderate request at 86a97c. Rice dull Sugar frrn
muscovado 1lXal1Ac. Coffee dull. Molasses quiet;
Porto Rice 68a72c. Turpentne 46a46c Rosin 81 60
as. Freights Arm Money easy and unchanged.
Exchange dull Gold frmer and higher and closed
at S0MaSeH. Bonds closed strong. 62s 2Oha2Ok.
CINCINNATI. May 14.--Ness quiet ct SSOa3ok. Be.
con in fair demand. Sales 1856 hhds shoulders Is.
olsar rsb Sides 10. Clear sides le1S Lard held at
171sa17X. I'M
LoUmvIzIE. May IA -Wbiskey 8ba9ec, Provisions
dull. Pork s8l rs. Shoulders lss<a. Clear sidcs
17Hc. Tams Arm OF 1870. Lard Arm at 1870:
kegs zoe.
WnAnNaToN, May 14-Spirits OF turpentine steady
ut 40Hc Rosin quiet. Crude tuspentine lower at
81 7ba8 60 Tar steady at o. 36. Nothing doing IN
cotton. ,
AUGUSTA, May 1A-Cotton market shsde Arrner.
Sales 100 bales Receipts 100 bales AIiddlings 28k.
SAVANNAH, May lA.-Cotton quiet but steady.
Sales $50 bales. Mddlings AZ. Receipts 500 bales.
MOBILE. May 1A.--Receipts for the week 24k8
bales; exports to Great Britain 1900; coastw,ss
17sA bales; stock 1lA baies for the week lOoo
bales; sales to-day 800 bales; market quiet; low
middiing, 2s1zc; receipts 877 bales. G.
NEW ORLEANS. May 1k.--Cotton receipts to-dav
1AS9 rales; tor the week. net. 5000 bsles gross eb14
bales; exports to-day 800 bales; for the week 70
Great Britain A,270 bMlse; TO the Continent 2eAA
bales; coastwise 29l7 bales; stock o. $50 aes; sales
to-day 2b00 baes; for the waek al900 ba,es mar
kot unchanged; rntddlsngs. ASK s1e1kc. dold. as
Sterling, SIX. New York sight " premium. sugar
common. sNa1on; primo. lsKo. Molasses mn.
CnanGoQs f-E iSatJ Z u ~ a. n
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Wil=nir,gton Na.srssss.

WILMINGTON. MAY 10 -spraiTs TuArxaxrsr.
RomN--Lower; eales OF shbsa et,sl GOAL 9S "a,
ssa:nsd; g q. Cd $aa2 ob for No q; No j. and
3GhUDE uSrzFTrNx- sales OF Ga bbls ss a for vir
Jgsns $3 for off, ana u 80 for hard. l "a " 4 l
IAH..Was withcut change ia. price eihcSIase se.
port; A25 bbs were taken it % SS ;a5iIs1s 5'-
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FENHE FXCELLENT REMEDIES OF O. 8. PRO.
IL PHITT, NJ. D., need no recomm en- daton-
their we'll known power in removing the diseases pe
Sn,iar to our Sou hern climate having already esa
nshed Tor them an eavable. reputation In Georgia
living in the South prespo ed to disease Of the
Liver 1t s granted by all intelligent physicians that
to org or functional arrangement OF that impor
fant organ; Prophitts Liver Medicine and Anti.
Thsv cure the Liver which in nine cases out OF an
Is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsia. Coiic
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men
people. Earache Toothache, Acute Rheumatism
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every Kind fee before
PROPHETS PAIN KILL LIT
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passem&ers.

fort, Hilton Head, &c-Miss gleston DR. Cater and
wife, 3 Wise; A tubbs. o turger. Captain J @
Dutch. Miss Hill, Mrs G. Sturveeant, Miss Mara
beau, Miss L NJ Rutherford, Gen Bennett and wife,
Miss Hogan. " 81 Harrison, Nickerson, Robert
Chfsolm, Miss Lauley, Miss Kerrison. md deck.
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they painfully a1fictiug, have been radically
Of the countrv that the public scarcely need to be
informed of its virtues uses.
Scrofulous poison is Que of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Often this unseen and unfet
tenan, Of the orRanism undermines the constitution
and invites the attack OF enteebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion Of Its presence. Again.
1t seems to breed infection through the body and
then, on some favorable occasion. rapidly develop
INTO one OF other o. Its hideo4s iorms etner on the
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs heart or
tumors formed in the liver. or it shows ta presence
by eruptlons on the ekn or foul alterations on some
part of the body. Hence the occasional use OF a
bottle of this sARsAPARILLA ls advisable, even
when no active symptoms of disease appear Per
Athlete with the fol owing complaints generally
find INN ediate relief and, at length, cure by the
use OF this sAR,APAkILLA: 81. Anthon,,s Fire.
Rose or krysipeas etter, salt Rbeum, scald Head.
Ring Worm. >Ore yes. Sore Ears, and Other erup-
tions visible forms of Scrofulous die Also,
Heart Di ease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia and the
nous ulcerous affections OF the muscular and ner
vous systems.
syphilis or venereal and Mercurial Diseases are
curld by 1t, though long time required fo sub
during these obstinate maladl ny any medicine
the complaint. Leucorrhoea Whites. Uterine VI
cerations and Female diseases. are commonly soor
relieved and ultimately cured by it's pur1y ing and
sSa5ffans sSs each
exraneous matters in the blood yield quickly TO it.
Inflammation of the Liver and Jaun ice VIII. n arls
ing. as they often do from the ranking poisons IN
the Dooo MS SARSPARILLA is q great restorel
Ior the strength and visor ofthe system. hose who
are Languld and Listle 8, Dependent sleeples,
and troubled with Nervous Apprehens,ons or Fears
or Ally OF the affections symptomatic of Weakness
VIII VIII md immediate relief and convincing evidence
OF Ns restorative power upon trial
3.siti 4,.- PREPARED BY
Or. y. o. Az ER ~ o., Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold at Wholesale. by
DOWIE & NOISE,
Charleston. South Carolina,
and by Retail Druggists everywhere.
march 70 DAo thstu3mos
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Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Henry Perkins, Mayo. New Orleans-11 days.
1000 bushels Corn. 10 A j Salinas.
steamer Pilot Boy, Peck, savannah via Beau
fort, Hilton Head, &c. Mdse and Sundries To
Ferguson, w Nj Bird & Co. ehackeliord & Re ly,
Robinson, Katie & Co, south. rn 1piess Co, Nj q
Whipper. Adger, aud Cameron l. Barley.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Golden City, Gould. Providence I-Risley &
Creighton.
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton, Baltimore, May Il
Steam yacht Fire Fly. Palmer New York, May IL.
Spanish brig Morey, Vidal Barcelona, April %.
6chr Margaret Lucy, Day, Wilmington, O, May
13.
Shtpnews by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, May 14-Arrived. schr Mary Collins
from Boston.
Memo. nunA.
The schr w Richards Irwin, from Georgetown,
c. arrived at New York May H.
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POR'T. CALENDAR.

PHA Es OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 8 hours. 21 minutes. morning.
New Moon, 1lth 10 hours AZ minutes, morping.
First Quarter 18th, 4 hours 8 minutes, evening.
Full Noon. 25th. 10 houra 8 mlnutea morning.
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PROPHITT's LlvEK MEDICINE,
like chair before the wind. F

DR.: Prophitt-Havina used this medicine suf,.
cienty long to test it's virtue rnd satisfy my own
mlna tnat 1t Is an invaluable remedy for Dyspepsia
for stx years-and being persuaded that hundreos
VINO now suffer from this annoying complaint would
pc signally benefited. he has BEEN BY its use we
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class TO
recommend to them the use of this remedy which
his family the greatest relief. 7--.~ ~" -
M. w. ARNOLD.
5' or the Georgia Conference
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II ugQ
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunate class TO
recommend to them the use Of this remedy. which
hs ,es1 the hot only % but Of
or the Georgia Conference
DooLx COUNTY. GA April, 1867.
This is to certify that was confined to The house.
and most of the tine TO my bed, and sufYarinn the
greatest agony imaginable with Rheumatism for
i've months and after trying every available RENE.
dy with no relief, was cured with two bottles Of
Dr. Q. Prophit' Is Anodyne Pam Kill It. each cost.
Ing fifty cents only; it relieved me almost Instantly.
therefore recommend It IN the highest degree to
that 1T Is one Of the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly. IA. FOREHAND.
Dr. fropAstt-Having used your Liver Medicine
for more than year I'm my family, / choertuy re-
fections Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form,
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as ths best
remedy ior that disease ak, o. T. ROGERS.
srAEToapvIILE, pu1NAM CouNrY, Oct. 1. 1857
!, Or. o. s. Prophsae-Dear Sir--lhis is to certify
years. and have never failed 70 cure the Aeae ,n s
single instance with them. They always break the.
mend them as being the oest ssue medicine t6stI
have ever found. and they leave bad effects follow
s i91s 9oaas e ssspsolfay. gseRflaS 60 A. wrsrnRoox
=. PgTEaM COUNTY. "a. September %, 1868.
~. u ~ FT0phM-sir--I have used for the last
Two years IN my family yeur Liver Medicine. YOUR
Pain XIII It. and your Female Tonic, and nave no
eaIs IN that they are the best medicines Ihsve
ever used for the Liver and etoynach Neurala1o and
Hhtumattc afitctions Headache, Colic and pains Of
every k1nd are subdued by them After using the
nasoiciHos 90 long, cheerfully recommend them 10
any aid every one and 10 all that aficted as the
best and safest remedies for al the diseases for
which they are recommended. &c. 8s &, M.
Yours respectfully, Fs5 JAMES WRIGHr,
DIR. PROPnITTs EEnEAf4E TONIC.
rhis Medicine with iss sss9easea is safe and
males alone ars liable II ~ also 40 Sxcellent pre-.
ventative Of Nervous BliDdneks, tos Nervous Dic-
eases In either male or tea ale II 10 powerful Ner
thr0uahosst the pysievn. - S"7e'ss4F7 7+F''f p
All OF the above Mesitnea sold by Druggists and
Merchanss generally hroughout,tfe southwest.
.Aast sts& e.A HID. D. HUMNHAM.
s:'' e. e. Wkolssale sna mesass AsenA,
No. al King-street. .tusar oalhouu,b
- Charleston, s. q.
PREPARED only BY DR. O. 8. PRopHITT.
n siiagia nxtVrux SS0
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THE SEVENTY NINTH ANNUAL EPIS-
COPAL CONVENTION.
Third Days Proceedings.

"4- Third Days Proceedings.
The convention met pursuant to adjourn
1Ment. Morning prayer was read by the Rev.
RIP. Johnson and the convention called to
order by the Bishop. The minutes OF the pre-.
Geding day were read and confirmed. The
names Of absent members were called. and Rev.
William johnson was found TO be present. Of
the lay members previously absent, w. God
rey and Thomas E. Gclzer were present.
The Committee on Certificates reported the
following additional parish as entitled to repre-
sentation: Christ Church, Greenville; but no
delegate W ls present.
The Rev. A. T. Porter, from the committee
to whom was referred that portion of the Bish-
ops address referring to the missionary fund
Of the diocese, submitted his report, showing
the convention what could be done by the Eps-
Vopalians Of the diocese.
STATISTICS.
Commandments reported .......,.......S, .S,U74
Non-communcants reported. ,009
Eighteen parishes report of non-communi-
~ Thirty parishes no report at all
Vensr1bunUns s.................. ...$23, 24S 20
Avera Of IS 70 per annum CT less than so per
cent per month; OF this for Diocesan, Domestic and
Foreign Nj SION s5l1 ~; Comlnunion Aims, nom
Se7t COMMITMENTS, s4,s5e 8s. or 81 52A per year.
4t8 reported will give the Bishop 25 CENTS now
aae $1,000 asked for will be raised.
EplBcopAians in >outh Carolina 5000.
~ 1909 Will give 81 pr week to Church work
0r ao1 yoaf ...-.....................S S6G, COO
N10O0 viii give 81 cen per week Church
work. or $36 a year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 26.OOO
.NX00O viii give 26 cents per week to Chur b
work. OF . ga year. .1... 1910
N100O will give 10 cents FER week to Church
" Hk, or 81 S0a year. 800
Ul00O will give 10 cents per week 10 church
work, or $5 20 a. Observation-Disclosures. 6 200
&-W..
sH Aggregate. .$1O4 600
II 500 give $50 per year, 81 per week. =. S26 OOO
LVO give $40 per year, or 81 cen week. 1000
6CJ give S1S per year, or 26 cents er week.. $500
Al oVV give SlOa per year, or 20 cents per
week. Observation-Disclosures. $500
III 1000 give 81 80 per year, 10 cents per
r. o"o ......:-.....- $500
~ lOOO give So 20 per Year, or cents per
~eek 6,2CO
u10OO give 50 GO per year, cents per
week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l6OO
=. ~ ne s1e oge,egate is: sea 30"
+, week the aggregate eis....:.......... is. SIS. 1884
Estimated income Of 4os3 average $500. ,224 900
90u poE cent .s.5s. SAIZ 4SU
1No per cent. oi,Z4o
Ono and seven.elg thS per cent, and this is moro
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l)rugs, Qhfdt1ais, Vclc.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BIO. ID

THE REP UTATl o N
this excellent medicine on.
JOYS, Is derived from ,ts
cures, many of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rate cases Of ScrO:uIous
disease where the system
SEE med saturated with
corrup ion, have been Iu.
lieed and cured by It.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whict were sg-
Prava ed by tho scrofu-
Ions cOntaminatiOn until
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The Bishop appointed Revs. John D. McCnl-
Tough and w. p. DuBose, Messrs ). D. Palmer
and W. NJ. Dwight, on the committee TO
confer with the Board Of Managers Of the Ad-
vancement Society.
The Rev. Q. P. Gadsden offered the follow
ing: KILL l5,e ..ssn4.3
Resoloed. That the second rule Of order be
amended by adding the words ssthe anniversa.
ry sermon OF the Advancement Society NAV he
preached on the second day after morning
prayer" Adopted.
Rev. p. F. Stevens offered the following:
Res0soed, That special oommitte of two
clergyme and three ,layTDen be- appointed 10
prepare an outline Of the history OF tn, officers
~ .ns on,urch' wardens and vestrymen. giving
iheir origin, establishments and appropriate
duties, together with sug9 estipag OF additional
duties which may be rightly attached "a said
oficers. Said committee to report At the next
convention. :
On motion the Rev. Paul Trapier, the re.
solution was adopted, and he offered the fol-
iGg:
Resossea, that sFoounmisteef Of one clerey-
man and one layman be appointed to prepare
& ssa Assns a sss next s.s-
gregations in conpectlon with Che churches II,
this diocese. de guide TO persons WHO may
wish TO form such such congregations. Adopted.
Mr.. John Hanokel moved TO strike sections
twsnty ana twenty ylona nom she stalidiug fesd.
'1htions 0f The Journal: Adopted iroa 5lrafs
!. Rey, G. p. dadsden cfFersd the Following arss-,
olItion, which was adopted: = t-"l4ast
Resotued. That the Bishop be requested to
appoint an agent for this diocese to receive and
transmit any missionary contributions as thew
may be designated by the donors.
Rev. O. IF. Gadsden moved that whom the
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
d U G S A L
OF
MEDICINES, HOSPITAL STORES,
DRESSINGS, APPLIANCES,
MOSQUITO BARS, ETC.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoR's OFFICE
W A LcmIAcmnN1 II O. Innn a 1onn

WASHINGTON, D. c., June ii, 1869.
VIII be offered at public sale in this city, on WE'D
NESDAY the 23d instant, at 10 A. NJ, at Judiciary
Square Depot, L street, between Fourth and Fifth
Streets large and valuable assortment of Medicines
Stores Dressings, and other property belonging to
the Medical Department Of the United States army
Among the articles to be offered at auction will be
embraced the following $50 gallons; Sim
pie Cerate 1900 pounds; Chloroform, 500 pounds; ;
Powdered Opium, 240 pounds, Tnct. Of Opium, 450
pounds Sulphate of Quinla 1000 ounces; Camphor
1bO pounds valuable assortment of Fluid Extracts
altogether nearly 100 lots OF Medicines, prepared by
some of the best establishments in the country
Also, 10000 pounds Beef Extract; 1000 pounds Can
dies; 5000 pounds Condensed MIX; Gelatine adhe-
sive and Isnglass Plasters in large quantities. 1000
Gutta Percha Bed Covers new; Gutta Percha Cloth ;
Patent and Picked Lint, Roller Bandages Feeding
Cups Graduate Measures, Mortars, W. W., Scales
Prescription and Shop Dressed Sheepskins, Spatuas
Spirit Lamps, Turned Wood Pill Boxes, Pill Ma
chimes and Tiles; Walls, 25OO dozen. Also 5000 Brown
Linen Mosquito Nets, Single, in original boxes.
Particulars in Catalogues
Terms-CASH IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS ONLY
20 per cent required as a deposit at time of sale.
All purchases to be removed In five days, and
errors corrected after removal Of the goods
6166t CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor Brevet Col. U. S. A.
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HaS- OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA

OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE, No. 51S WALNUT STREEr.
This Company prepared to dispose of Lots clear
of all ncumbrance, on REASONABLE TERMS. The ad-
vantages offered by this Cemetery well known to be
equal not superior to those by any Come
tery.
We invite all who desire to purchase Burial Lots to call
at the Office, where plans be and all particulars
will be given
To societies desiring large tracts oand liberal reduc
tion will be made.
ALFRED O. HARMER, President.
mnn,,r LHNDENBEEGER, Treas.;aT,
MICHAEL NIsBET, Secretary. III 6m
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Estate of SAMUEL II. MCCLURE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit SETTLE and
adjust the account Of The Girard Life Insurance.
and Trust Company of Philadelphia, Executor and Trus
tee of the Estate of SAMUEL r. MCCLURE, deceased,
10 report distribution of the balance in the hands OK
the accountant, win meet the parties interested for the
purpose of his appointment ON TUES DAY the 10th day
June, 1869 at IL O'clock at his Office No 1lS South
SIXTH Street, second story in the city of Philadelphia
617 thstu st. Auditor.
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DR. KINKELIN CAN BE CONSULTED ON
A. all diseases of a certain speciality OaGe h0urs. to
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FACULTY OF ARTS
The Examination of Candidates for admission will be
held at the UNIVERSITY, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d of
June, at 1O% o'clock A. NJ Students apply for adms
sion pursue the full for the degree of Bachelor
OF Arts only that portion of it for which the degree
bachelor of Science is given any such portion the
Faculty may sanction. FRANCIS A. JACKSON
6lS5t Secretary of the Faculty.
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