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were portion Of gang who robbed farmer near or.
leans about q week ago. Great exciteMsht Pfefa'''
throughout this section.
WASHINGTON
TIE ENGLISH MIssION-THE REVENUE BUREAU
ANOTHER NETWORK REVENUE OFFICER

TIE ENGLISH MIssrON-THE REVENUE BUREAU
ANOTHER NETWORK REVENUE OFFICER
REMOVED.
IBy TELEGRAPH TO TBB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct, 49, 1870.
In consequence proracted interview known TO have
been held between the President and PostmasterGene-
raj Creswe to-day public opinion incnes TO the belief
that the position OF Minister TO England has been ten
dercd to Mr. Creswe Notwithstanding this impression
Mr. Creswell denies the statement Mention is again
made of Gen. schenek and also Of Gen Butler, In tho
same connection, but nobody knows tho contingen-
cies that may arise ali speculation now necessarily at
fault II s authortavely stated however that the En-
ish mission was indirectly offered to Mr.. Wendell Phil
lips, and by him declined.
The appointment Of O successor to the Hevenne
Bureau IL still undecided although is asserted that
the President has conceded the position to deputy
Commissioner Douglass upon the solicitation OF seuator
Cameron. Secretary Boutwell, was thought to have
favored the appointment of Mr.. Parneil late Deputy
Revenue COMMISSIONER but Chief Of the Bureau OF
Public Depositaries in the Secretarys Department
Later CONCLUSIONS however, show that Judge Ien
ardson late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, has
been pressed by secretary Boutwell, for the place.
The President to-day issued order removing from
Off co Mr. White, Collector Of Internal Revenue FOR the
With District of New-YOrk, and commissioning JOS b.
Coster to I'll the position. The reason assigned for
Whites removal that he has been lending bis influence
in the interest of Tammany Hall against the Republicans
Of the With District.
Gen. Terry arrived here this morning from Atlanta
Ca to serve as a member Of the Army Retiring Board
now In session here Col Mackenzie, also member OF
the Board not reported yet but is expected In few
days The President Of the Board Gen. Hancock states
that no cases will be presented for official action until
the arrival Of Col Mackenzie when business VIII at once
be proceeded with
number OF inquiries making by the friends OF the
officers and crew OF the United States steamer SbeDan
doah az to her whereabouts and safety This vessel LETT
Boston on 5h Of September and has now been out
81 days. much the requisite time for the voyage IL
Ia surmscd at the Navy Department that the commander
of the Shenandoah has delayed his vessel at the Madeira
Islands.
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TIE NEWMARKET RACES.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The chief feature Of the
second October meeting at Newmarket, yesterday, wa
the race for the Cabrdgeshre stakes OF rs soveregnd
each 10 forfeit with 100 soveregns added by tho Jockey
Climb n closed with 3a6 subscribers, 80 OF whom paid
live soverei;,ns. The race was won by Adonis.
Com, eb Adons By Grmsion out Of escreusn
Major Slap, by mentmoe out Of Pfbcess
Capt Mcbes Benny Swell BY Macsron oa Of Bonny Bsn
Time, c:6
The betting previous to the race was Is TO against
Adons.
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/ PROGRESS OF THE TEIIUANTEPEC CANAL BILL IN
| CONGRESS-FIGHrING IN sINALOA-A NEW
x<-n
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THE NEW FRENCH LOAN-CONDITION OF SUB
URBS OF PARIS-PROSPECr OF B0hBAED-
MENr-A NEW JOAN-OF-ARC AT TOURS--RE-
BELLlON AT MARsEILLES--TIIE METZ NEGO-
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'RICE FOUR CENTS.
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
rnE TURF.

MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB INAUGURATION xvvr,
NG-sECOND DAY-HARRY BAssETT wine
THE SUPPER STAKES, ABDEL KADER rHH
CITY HANDICAP, EDENTON THE SELLING
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=. Authorized STATEMENT - THE hnr nxro
-~cxs NO PART IN PoLITIcs-ehN. po,.'
u u, NOT CHANGE HER DErERMINArioN-DA-
A,-h .,.n,rroN - COOL RECEPTION VT
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Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta r. r.
Splendid Mill Property for Sale.

!
FTNHE subscribers offer for sale their STEAM
Il SAW, FIGURING and GRlST MILLS,
| situated at Dorn's Hills, on the Edgetield and
Nincty-Six Road-iifteen miles from Edgetield
Court House, and fourteen from Ninety-Six.
These Mills comprise one superior Saw Mill
two sets Of Runners complete for grinding
Wheat, and one excellent Corn Mill-all COM
bined in one building, run by the same steam
power and all in complete order. These
Mills are situated in the midst Of fine grain
country, and are doing all excellent business.
We will also sell 100 acres OF Land with the
Mills On this Land, there is a good new
Dwelling, with six Rooms, and the usual out
buildings. Also. large Store House. where
Il good mercantile business is now being con-
Quoted.
We will also soil, if desired, 100 acres of
choice Lands, very convenient to tho Mills.
some OF which is finely timbercd.
We viii seii the Mill property, and the 100
acres connected Herewith, at Il very low price
for cash; or, TO an approved purchaser, for
two-thirds cash, and tho balance on time,
secured by mortgage
For further Information, address us, at
Dorn's Mills, s. c.. or apply to either of us on
the premises. DORM s. JOHNSON.
Nov IL f3
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b A MAN MuRDERs HIS own BRoTHER.
We learn that one Doctor Gowan, alias
Harre|l. Living near Geyro Goraps CO.
Fltmbus County, Hot i1tn difficulty With
his brother, Daniel GdEen, ON Friday
night lat, during whiGG the latter was
stabbed and killed. ~ +
& Wilmington tMlC.) iNa,s
It is certainly curious chemical fact
that the substances required to form
common table-sa are both of them pois-
onous-ohlorine and sodium. No one
can use either of these articles separately
with safety, and yet combine them, and
they form o substance necessary to health,
and one fou, 'upon every table.
A fiery Volcano Of large proportions
has suddenly appeared in the interior of
Mexico. Whether it's appearance had
anything to do with the recent earth
quake in this quarter the scientists have
not informed US.
A proud and loving Missouri father, in
setting forth the accomplishments of his
daughter, said eho could "everlastingly
paw ivory and howl like mule"
The following sentence of only thirty
four letters contains all the letters in the
alphabet: "John quickly extemporized
five tow bngs"
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DEATH OF AN AGED CrTRRa.-rJoah
Harris, antagsd and smde hsE0noSsd esfi.
zen Of our District dsDaFtsd tkfs life SD,
Che 9Th inst. tsat his horns In The Noun
tain Ureak saotion. Nfsy HaSfiD Had waaI
nigh reached his eighty-5oufshI year. sss
& a ss [Edgyadsd Ado6fsisef.
!. A oolored woman, named Ellen Seiglbs
struck q oolored man, named Shadratk
Low, on the head with plate, in Edge
field, few days ago. from the effects OF
which Shadrack died.
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Meeting or the State Agricultural nnd
Mechanical Society.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 8, 1870.
The Society was called to order at T. 11ss
O'Clock. The President delivered an in
teresting address, which was ordered to
be published. The Secretary and Trea-
surer's report of receipts and expendi-
lures was read. received as information,
and laid upon the table.
The Executive Committee, through
Colonel Palmer, submitted report, sug-
gesting how the Society might be placed
upon o more secure financial basis. The
report was adopted.
The chair then called for reports of
standing committees. DR.. J. H. Fun
man, chairman, read report on ''NIa-
nures. Domestic and Foreign" which
was ordered to be published.
Upon motion, the remaining reports
were called for, and ordered to be pub
lished without reading.
Col. Aiken spoke of the importance of
placing the finances of the Society upon
a more certain basis, and urged upon
members the duty of sustaining the in
stitution.
Upon motion of Colonel Palmer, it
was resolved that committee, consist
be appointed by the chair to solicit sub
scriptions to the stock in the auxiliary
association, as provided for in the report
of the Executive Committec-said com
mittce to report the subscriptions re-
ceived to the Secretary of the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society.
On motion, it was ordered that sub
scriptions be chilled for from the members
present
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FEMALE VEsTMENTs. - Mrs

"FRMALE VEsrMENrs : Mrs. So
journer Truth, venerable colorcd wo-
man, who has been heard before, go e
her testimony the other day, in Provi-
dence, against the hummery and folly of
feminine vestments," and specially did
she rebuko "the women on the stage at
the Women's Suffrage Convention. {"
Hark to her:
''When saw them women on the stage
ct the Women's Suffrage Convention, the
other day, I thought what kind of re-
formers be you, with goose-wings on
your heads, as if you were going to fly,
and dressed in such ridiculous fashion,
talking about reform and women g rights?
Pears to me you had better reform your
selves first"
just before this Mrs. Sojourner had
freed her mind respecting "paniers and
Grecian bend-backs, high-heeled shoes,
and humps on the head
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JAMES F. DowNEY.

sIt's nifty ouris," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike. while read ding about the impending war
in Err ,pe. t'that the Hollerhorn creates such
an ado in Yurrup, when it's sich a common
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LIPpMAN's GREAT GER
MAN BIrrERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters are for sale by all drug
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, Il. g..
at GEIcER & McGREaon's, Druggists. S18
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Mn. e. q. HE1rrTsH-DEAR, SIR The bottle
OF Qaeeng Delight which purchased from
dyspeptlo, for many years, and meyer
h9NAa relief FROM an hftaok exoepfby travel
itsg. change Of climate and DIET. M mediefhe
over before has prosihced sRgood pm efsSs.
,stss.y relieved OF pain. Ny bowelaa ARE rb6u-
lsfs DO. I experience no nausea, d. did sbe-
fore SSking the Queens Delight I regard
thi9 nledfcine one of tho most valuable. It ie
pleaaant and agreeable. I shalt recommend
Oct 26 JAMES F. DOWNEY.
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WILLIAM GLAZE.

lust received a large assortment of
81 WATCHES.--Gold and Silver Hunting.
Stem Winding, Open Face, of Swiss, English
and American manufacture.
CLOCKS French Paror, of Black Marble,
Gilt, Ormular, Rosewood and Walnut.
SPECTACIES.-Gold, Silver and Steel, OF
all descriptions; Eye Glasses with Gold, Rub
bcr aud Tortoise Shell Frame.
THUNDERSTORM and Silver, of all de-
scriptions.
LADIES JEWELRY-Gold Rings, plain
and with settings Of all kinds o: precious
stones; Brooches, EARRINGS, Necklaces,
Bracelets and Armlcts, Gold Chateaino and
Lcontine Chains; all varieties of jet, Rubber,
Gold, Pearl and Mourning Jcwelry and Orna-
ments, &c.
GENTLEA1EN'S il" i-LRY.--yest and
Guard Chains, Collar aid Shirt Buttons,
Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings, Brooches, Scarf
Pins, &c.
sILvERxvARE.
SPOONS S.-Table, Dessert, Tea, Sugar, Mus
tard, Pap, Salt Spoons aud Ladlos.
FORKS.-Table, Dessert and Breakfast
KNIVES.-Depsert,F Fruit, Butter, Fish, Pie,
Cake and Cheese Knives.
P1TCHEIlS.--Chalices and Communion
Sets, Ice Pitchers, Cups, Bowls and Goblets.
CASTOR ORS.-Silver and Plated, Fruit stands,
Cake Baskets, Pickle Stands, Coffee Makers,
Cream Pots, Salt and Butter Dishes, Walters,
&c. WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Of Scott, Williams Il Co.'s
Banking House, main street. Nov limo ,
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COIifJMBIA:c A:c ST. g:
Friday Morning, Hovsmhar II. 1870
General FIagooaa's Address.

Our. readers will find in another co.
lumu the thoughtful and suggestive ad-
drsas 81 the President Of the State Agti-
cultural and Mechanical Society. twas
received With sattention and interest by
the society, and its publication was or
dered: General Hagood is successful
aud systematio planter. and writes from
his own data.
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G:.A WANTED TO NENT.-h SMALL
..4 HOUSE, containing four or five Rooms.
Apply at this Office. Nov86
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:
4 new counterfeit of tho latest issue of
the fifty cent currency has made its ap-
pearapoe, which, although the engraving
is of a. coarser character, and the fine
lathe work wanting. though initiated
coarsely; yet it is we'll calculated to de-
ceive. The red and blue fbres in the
paper of the genuine are initiated by
printing in the counterfeit, the long
beard of Secretary Stanton is darker,
and the figures $50" on the right hand
are surrounded by solid black, instead of
fine lines, as in the genuine. On the re-
verse the counterfeit may be distinguish
ed by the ''s" in customs failing to touch
the line encircling the large oval to the
next, and also by the absence of the
shading and the fine lines around the
$50" in the corners.
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seltzer Water on draft, at PoIhocK's.
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. O @ a i Il @ nn q /.

To-day, at IL O'Clock, the Trotting
Clyb Gve away 5000 in purses for ttot-
ting horses. The races willibe over the
0lab Course adjoining ths Fs;r Grounds.
sdoh trotters as Billy Grimes, Dixie,
Charley Ball and Olodhopper will con-
tend.
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Tho seato Faar-second Day.


The second day of the State Fair, as
we anticipated, established the success of
the Fair. The day was fine. and grand
crowd of visitors thronged the grounds.
The committees were busy in their exa-
minatiops. The programme was carried
out, and every one seemed to enjoy the
occasion. AS menna Of industrial de-
velopment and social reunion, the Fair
is invaluable. Let it be sustained. and
grow better year after year. There is
nov gathered here much of the intelli-
geheeo of the State. The Survivors AS
ISOLATION has drawn many to this city,
and the ball of the South Carolina Club
win, please the young. Thus. our city
wears q busy and lively appearance, and
thus We realize the advantages that nc
crue to ms from the establishment here
of the State Fair Let our citizens not
fail to step forward, and place the Fair
upon firm and. growing basis. It is
their duty. It is their interest.
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MURDER IN UNION County We learn
that on Monday night last, A. B. Owens
wespttacked in his own house near Gou-
deysYl]le, in Union County, by party
of men, and killed. No clue as to the
perpetrators of the deed had been oh.
tained at the time our informant left the
scene of the murder.
q YorG0iHe Enquirer.
Some ten days ago, the gin-house Of
Mr.. J. W. Payne, living near Chappell's s
Depot, was destroyed by fire, with the
cotton it contained. Mr.. Payne's loss
was about $1,000. OF this 81 900 was,
luckily for Mr.. P, covered by insurance.
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
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South Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society..-Programme for
Eridor Nnuarohor

South Carolina Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society.--Programme for
Friday, November IL.
GATES will be opened at 0 O'Clock, pre-
oscly.
at 10 o'clock the Saddle Horses will be ex-
hibitcd.
will compete in the ring.
At II o'clock the Matched Horees will be
shown.
At IL M. all Premium Horses will bo ex-
hibited in the ring.
At 12t P. NJ. tho contest will be made for the
best Walking Horso, to DO followed by the
trial of speed between racers.
At 2. NJ. tho Premiums will be awarded
from tho judges stand.
All Committees must hand in their books to
the Secretary by 12 NJ.
The Society will meet in the Court House at
7 O'Clock p. al. A full attendance is request
ed, as business Of much Importance will be
transacted.
The Committee on Subscription of Stock to
the newly organized company will be required
to report to the Society at p. NJ.
By order of tho Executive Committee.
d. WYATT AIKEN,
Nov Ill Secretary.
At meeting Of Stockholders of the Column
bia Oil Company, November Q, 1870, the fol-
lowing resolutions werc passed:
Rcsolued, That the autho rjzcd capital stock
OF this Company be increase to sixty thou
sand dollars.
Resolucd, That Committee of Five be ap-
pointed to open books ior subscriptions to tho
stock of the Company, in accordance with the
foregoing resolution.
Tho undersigned, appoint ed Committee in
accordance with the foregoing resolutions,
will furnish information concerning and re-
ccive subscription to the stock of the Com
pany. AS the Company purchases Cotton
Seed in large quantities, subscribers who
havo Seed to sell may make it available in
payment of their subscriptions.
P. M. PORCHER,
A. B. SPRINGS,
E.P. ALEXANDER,
HARDY SOLOMON,
JAMES PAGAN,
Nov 1l.12,2027 Committee.
City Currency will be Taken
TN payment for Goods at
Il Nov IL HARDY SOLOMON'S.
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A BALL IN THE FAR WEsT.-The local
editor of very far West journal having
attended ball on the frontier, has felt
moved after the manner of jenkins, of
the metropolitan press, to furnish re-
port of some of the dresses worn by some
of the eminent ladies present:
Miss "A. was everlastingly scrumptieus
in m underskirt of red calico. honuced
with blue muslin, surmounted with m
overskirt of linsey hooped in the reur en-
sd,itilebng with yellow hows. Waist In
0nnrugeom busonae de buster. Hair in n
chignon resembling half cabbage head.
Extraordinary hefty.
Mrs. 3. wore skirt of homemade
flannel, displaying in very beautiful
manner her No. IL moccasins. Corsage
tie snnyanosh ornamented with soldier
buttons. Hair rJi'icassee, perfume of Gin
namon drops. Exclusively highfantin
Madame c., noted half-breed belle,
attracted an ALFRED sight of comment
by appearing in hoop skirt ornamented
with fox tails en- circumbendibus. Waist
of yellow flannel, slashed with strips Of
buffalo hide. She carried q big sun
flower, aud danced with great iuceness.
Terrifcally magnificent.
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United States Internal Revenue.
COLUMBIA, s. C., April /. Is

COLUMBIA, s. C., April l, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby i{ven that on tho 2Gth
IL day of April. 1870, at my Office. in Coum-
bia, appeals will be received and determined
relative to any erroneous or excessive valua-
tions, assessm. nts or enumcratiOns by the
Assessor or Assistant Assessors of the annual
taxes for 1870, which havo been assessed.
The Asscssor's Office is open daily, during
bA-incss hours, for tho hearing of appeals by
him, relating to any taxes which have been
assessed and which have not been committed
10 tho Collector.
All appeals to tho Assessor, as aforesaid,
must bo made ia writing. and specify the par
tirular cause, matter or thing respecting which
decision is requested, and must. moreover,
state the ground or principle of error com
planned Of. q. Ii. BALDWIN,
April % . u. S. Assessor Sd Dist S. @.
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IsaPoRTANT TO WHohRsA1E Il IaouoR
DEALERs. Assistant Assessor Ensor ra.
quests us to call the attention OF whole
sale liquor dealers to the recent order
issued by Commissioner Delano, to the
following effect:
The order from this Office contained in
special No. II. dated December 20, 1869,
prescribing blank form No. 81 as the
form of book which wholesale liquor
dealers. rectifiers and distillers would be
required TO provide themselves with,
aud on which form their accounts of die-
titled spirits received and sent out should
be kept, from and after the 1st day of
February, 1870, RS provided for in Sec
tion 45, Act of July 90, 1868, was sus-
pended by letter of February l. 1870, in
pursuance Of n request of the House of
representatives contained in resolu-
ton passed January 80, 1870. Said let
ter of February is hereby revoked, aud
the order contained in said special II
will be in full force md effect on and
after tho 1st day of May next, on and
after which date every wholesale LIQUOR
dealer, rectifier and distiller will be re-
quired to provide himself with book in
the form of blank No. 81, and in which
he shall keep an account of all distilled
spirits received, by section As, of the Act
of July 20. 1868.
Parties required to use this book are
informed thnt they have the right to
provide themselves with the same, Of
any size that may be adapted to the ex-
tent of their business. and to procure the
same from any source they may see fit,
without claim of damage on account Of
any copyright, or pretended copyright,
by parties heretofore asserting such
claim, the only requirements OF this
order being that the accounts of all dis
titled spirits received and sent ont by
such persons, must be kept in the form
prescribed, and in accordance with the
letter of instructions from this Office of
this date. @. DELANO,
Commissioner.
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Baron Haussman was the first high
dignitary who congratulated Emile Olli-
vier upon his appointment as Prime
Minister. When the new President of
tho Cabinet had conrteously Invited the
Baron to sit down by his side on tile sofa,
Hnussman said to M. Olivier: "When [
drove just now from the Hotel dc Vile
to yonr residence, your Excellency, tho
gGmins in tho streets shonted at me,
That is Hanssman's funeral May [
ask you, M. Keeper of the Seats, whether
the gamins were right?" The Prime
Minister replied: II am afraid they we're,
M. Baron; but why should yon not vol
unfairly prefer to resign?" Hallssman
jumped up and said detiantly: "Ah, M.
Minister, you will find I still have somo
power lcft;" SO saying. he bowed to NJ
Olivier and left the room.
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a special despatch to the Charleston
Ne'cs says: Our colored citizens of CO.
lnmbin arc organizing military compa-
nics. For several nights past they have
been drilling in front of tho post Office,
the moonlight rendering it practicable
There are still to be two companies form
ed-the Elliott Guards. named in honor
OF the Assistant Adjutant- General of the
State. also known rs the Governors
Guards, and tho Neaglo Rifles.
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Commissioner,

SLuRs UPON WoMEN.-Of all the evils
prevalent among young men, we know
of none more blighting in its moral eff
fects than to.speak slightingly of the vir-
tue of women. Nor is there anything in
which young men are 30 thoroughly mis-
taken, as the low estimate they form of
the integrity of women-not of their
own mothers and sisters, but of others,
who, they forget, are somebody else's
mother and sisters. AS rule, no person
who surrenders to this debasing habit is
to be trusted with any enterprise requir-
ing integrity of character. Plain words
should he spoken on this point, for the
evil is o general ono. and deep rooted.
II young men are sometimes thrown into
the society of thoughtless or lewd wo-
men, they have no more right to mea.
sure other women by these than they
would have to estimate the character Of
honest and respectable citizens by the
departments of crime in our police
courts. Let our yonng men remember
that their chief happiness depends upon
their utter faith in women No worldly
wisdom. no misanthropic philosophy, no
generalization, can cover or weaken this
fundamental truth. 1t stands like re-
cord of God itself-for it is nothing less
than this-and should put an everlasting
seal npon lips that are wont to speak
slightiugly of women.
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AN ENORMOUS DTvIDEND.-The divi-
dend paid on the 18th instant by the
New York Central Railroad, amounts to
$3,600.O00. It is said to be the largest
sum ever paid in this country by q cor
poration in single dividend.