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CCHOOL NOTICE.-THE EXERCISES
y OF our SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY,
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are prepared for the Senior Class OF any OF our
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ars. Residence No. 81 Bull street.
JOSEPH r. SEABR0OK.
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on1is Principal
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the Bank No. 20 Broad street, on WEDNESDAY,
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meetinqs.

A MASS MEETING OF THE IRISH
II CITIZENS. and the friends OF Irishmen.
will be held at Hibernian Hall, on TUESDAY EVE
MING, the 10th instant at O'clock at which
place O testimonial will be gotten up for the
Mother OF O'DDNUvAN R0SSA, who is at present
in the city. .,,
a. G.. MAGRATH, JAMES CONNER,
EWD. MCCRADY, Jr, ]. T. O'NEIlIL,
LANES POWER w. E. M1KELL.
NJ p. O'CONNOR, ]. c. EnRTHROP.
j. N. MULVANEY, J. ]. GRACE.
pijILIP FOGARTY, JOHN KENNY,
WILLIAM MORAN JOHN BURKE,
P. BRADY, and others.
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-OOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY.-THE
y Anniversary Meeting OF the Society VIII he
llcld at their Hail. on Tuesday, 10Th instant De-
ing Easter Tuesday.
The Annual Election of OHicers OF the Society
Will tas e place at the Hall. The Polls to be OPEN
ell at IL N. =,
The Society will assemble as O'Clock P. NJ lc-
'-'-~''o''''' F. MOERITT IIASELL,
Acting Clerk.
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Reviews.

MEMORIAL OF GENERAL J. JOHNSTON PETIT
GREW. BY VIM. Henry TrcScot. Charles
ton: John Russell. 1870.
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ITO RENT, 4 LARGE FURNISHED RESI-
DENCE, pleasantly 10 ,atel at Fiat Rock, and
near the Church. Apply 10 w. T. ilCGE!', at Gas
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90 Rrni.

mo RENT, A SMALL CONVENIENT
HOUSE In the central part OF the city. Ap.
llY at No. / Src'eiy street. apriO i"
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yJ1O RENT, TWO ROOMS AND HITCH-
EN-, No. II Doughty street. Apply on tie
,,r,.mIsns aprS
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WTANTED, EVERY ONE TO KNOW
w that WILSON'S GROCERY is at the cor
ner of Society and hnsnn StTeetS. apfio
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COUNTY,
there is no hope of better times until

"there is no hope of better times until
SPRING"
"Do you think business will revive
then p asked his wife.
at must by that time, but there are
five or six months l don't know how we
are to live during that time"
II do" said his wife, quietly.
"Youw exclaimed her husband. in
surprise.
Eyes; your income has never been
more than six or seven hundred dollars a
year, and have no doubt we can live six
months on two hundred and fifty dol
lars" {"
Eyes, certainly: but where is that
money to come from? / don't want to
run in debt, and if | did l should not
know where to borrow it."
Fortunately there is no need of it,"
said Mrs. Lynford "You seem to forget
our little savings bauk."
"But is it possible it can amount to
two hundred and fifty dollars?" exclaim-
ed Charles in surprise.
eyes, and six hundred more," said his
wife.
impossible!
"Wait minute and 1 will prove it. !"
Caroline withdrew a moment, and then
reappeared with several certificates Of
bank and railroad shares, amounting to
eight hundred dollars, and a bank book
in which the balance was deposited to her
credit.
care you quite sure you havn't had a
legacy?" demanded Charles in amaze
ment," "Surely dime day has not
produced this %
"No; but two dimes day have, with
little extra deposit now and then, I
think, Charles, we SHAH be able to ward
off starvation for time"
"All this owe to your prudence" said
Charles gratefully. "How can l repay
your
Charles Lynford remained out Of EN-
ployment for some months, but, in the
spring, as he anticipated, business reviv-
ed and he was once more in receipt of
his old income. More than two thirds of
the fund was still left, and henceforth
Charles was no less assiduous than his
wife in striving to increase it.
The little tin savings bank still stands
on the mantcl piece, and never fails to re-
ceive a deposit daily.
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A True BILL.-"A Delaware bachelor
thus gets. after lovely woman :-"I i'm
peach her in the name of the great whale
of the ocean, whose bones are torn as
sunder to enable her to keep straight. l
impeach her in the name of the peacock,
whose strut, without his permission, she
has stealthfully and without honor assum-
ed, L impeach her in the name of the
horse, whose tail she has perverted from
its use to the making of wavy tresses to
decorate the back of her head and neck
[ impeach her in the name of the kangaroo,
whose beautiful figure she, in taking upon
herself the Grecian bend, has brought into
ill.favor and disrepnte." Here the old
fellow heaved a sigh, and heaved himself
overheard
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Hollow HoRN.-The Hollow Horn in

Hollow Horn N-Thc Hollow Horn in
cattle, it is said may be cured by the fol-
lowing prescription. Take two table
spoonsfull of ground mustard, (the finer
the better) mix with sharp vinegar until
the mustard is thick as sweet cream, and
put half in each ear, working it as far up
the ear as can conveniently be done.
If the animal does not eat in three hours
give him another dose. An Ohio farmer
says: Il have used the above twenty i've
years, and have to lose the first animal
yet"
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How WATER GETS INTO TILES Jus

How WATER GETS INTO Tiles just
lay twenty or thirty rods of tiles and mako
the joints as tight as possible, then let the
stream of water into the tiles and dam it
up at the lower end, and see how fast tho
water will flow out from the joints between
the tiles. Now, when the tiles are laid
in the ground, and they are surrounded
with water, the water will rush into the
tiles through the joints nearly or quite as
fast as the water in the other case would
rush out of them But perhaps you mean
to ask how the water in the land gets to
the underdrain. In sandy or gravelly
land it gradually soaks through the parti-
cles of soil for several rods on each side of
the drain. But % many people it is y
mystery how water can soak through te-
nacious clay three or four feet deep to tho
tiles.--Wet clay, as it dries, contracts,
and seams or pores are formed. You will
observe this on piece of wet clay land.
In the dry weather or summer it splits
open into cracks, not unfrequently an inch
wide. Well, when you put tiles into such
a soil, the water drains away for few in
ches on the bottom and sides of the ditch.
and as the land becomes dry it cracks open
and the water from the adjoining land
flows into these cracks, and through them
to the tiles As more land dries, more
cracks are formed, and SO on until the
whole soil, if the drains are sufficiently
numerous, becomes full of these small fis-
sures When these are once formed they
will always continue open, and water will
pass off rapidly y.--American 4gricultrist.
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UNDER THE WILLOWS.
To the Odessa BOYS,

IIurrah boys hurra boysl there's pleasure in storo
The sap is afow in the willows more.
Bring up all your Knives and little brothers. ih haste
There's enough to spare; there's enough to waste.
Each delicate catkin, on its silver green STEM
Is aquiver with life. We're not thinking of them,
Though each point Of each bud with silver should brse
Just now what we want, is jolly good WHISTLE
That's buncombe branch boys; bring 1t down here,
kerslap;
Look out thought you've most knocked hole In my hat
out now, my youngsters, you're spelling my fun
Go play with the girls till we get this work done,
And then on the Green, there by the bridge,
We'll make you whistles that will fairly dry swdge;
Just iook don't that peel now as easy as kissing;
III nave a round dozen, not one shall be missing;
I'd give one to Sue, If the boys wouldn't knowit,
But girls cranky, I'm afraid she would show It,
They trim up their Naples, their Ashes and ldrch;
But leave to the schooboys the Willow and Birch
They cut these for POWDER once and that too bad
1t was long before my time but the boys were mad
I've often heard Uucle tell how they were tried,
And it was too provoking it can't he denied.
wonder who planted this row of old trees,
wish they would sing out his to the breeze
They will whisper his praises till the last shall fall
And 80 will the boys who tleir memories recall
No matter how far we have chosen to roam,
No matter where fate.has fixed a home;
The shr sound of whistle in Spring time will fill us
With thoughts of the hours passed Under the Willows
NJ