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New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
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All those who are desirous OF paying proper
attention article Of which most observed 'hoah lose no
tin. purchasing Hat the Emporium Of KSor 22 Broad"ay
Puons, His Spring styles Just out and the quality OF bis
hats 10 unsurpassed.
RUPTUREs.
Truss with SORE aud VEwEs DEFECTS than 'Dy other
excellent. Iagol Most excellent for Colds !!
Angs Turkish Baths Lexington Tgeuh aGori luxurious rehe
"Throw physc to the dogsm Try Angels
Tarksh Baths Lexington, T"entyah Refreshing reng restoring
II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-YOrk, is
The bes. place buy reliable WArGnE ne pa0Ses cSSg
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer of Mas
sahuses pronounces HALL, sIcAS HAM KSSHws h an oS
restoring the original color Of the hair when has become gray
Wrsr,Rs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs, Colds and Consumption
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS daily at $50
BradEay showing talents defects and best pursuits pointed out
DURE AIR-PeOple who live in low latitudes,
where aa fsyers arc liable er should not 60 oat until the rays
orne sun have lifted the fogs and dispersed the feVe they
continues cloudy damp and rainy though be warm tres should
IA ha 10 DRY the air and eIpe The poisonous ve Persons who
have simple ues and Keep the system well regulated BY
constant Use OfPLANTAToS BrTERs prescribed the printed
directions which accompany bottle been known hTe
hundred years very Of yellow fever districts and Jet never
contract this terrible vegetable ingredients Of the Bitter,
dandslon, chamome and that wonderful er Of Vs-casaa
Bark fresh from the Peruvian America No sensible
planter will ever be without PLANTATION BrrTBRs.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
NEY-YORK CITY.

The New York Society Of Caryers has Sl,ooo
in bank TO its credit and 25 members l51 OF WHOM arc
In good standing. -,
The Philadelphia Common Council visited
tbe Central Park yesterday afternoon, In company WIN
tine Fire Commissioners
Within the last few days f0,t44,000 eggs have
hepn sbippcd 10 this market Mint made It's appearance
Yesterday and sold at Is cents per punch
The Board of Education is in dilemma
consequent on the rival claims OF three young lady Prn
SiPa, SiPs, ~ oh one OF the Offices but has concluded to
postpone action until one Of the ladies gets married
The findings and sentences OF the Brigaue
or. Martial convened by General order No. H. series
~ tso and Of which Col Frank w. sterry Gth lnfany
n c. J. N. " President, have been olCIE uI5rR no
proved and oOuntermande d Dy Co,; - n N"iA'i'e' N
nanding Second Brigade, n. o. . ~ l.
The steamer Granite State, recently aground
q. Uaett,s Point Hell Gate ashore just over tunnel
No which Is 1o1 feet long 20 feet high, and IT feet
wide The roof IL about six feet thick WhiIe th t,o
steamer the reef II T. chaGgGs wea 1 e ybratSry
motion created great CONSERVATION on Doaru'
The following are the principal members oil
the Committee which leave FOR Albany to-day 70 urge On
Gov Hoffman tho passage Of the Beach broau"p
I,ndcroround Railroad biE John Foley, WIn r. Martin;
SbaTlcs CRAY. WIN A. Whltbeck, Cyrus Clark, EdWard
Matliews r. W Townsend, John Mcdonald Joln uI-
man" Jo'n r Daly, WIN. MaoKeler. Moses L. Crasto'
and benjamin f. Beetman.
BROOKLYN.
The Atlantic Baseball Club open play for
tIe season to-day on the Capitolile Grounds.
A delegation from the Philadelphia Fire Dc
partmen is row IN Brooklyn examining the workings OF
The Paid fire system.
Mira. Jane Ann Dunn, nurse who, at inc
risk of her hre rescued family from death at fire in
uonst fur store in February last has been presented
Inv n number Of citizens with gold medal beauuIuy
engraved and bearing the inscription Honor 10 "ho"
honor is due"
Somo unknown wretch made an attempt, at
O'Clock yesterday morning, to destroy the tenement
house, owned by John smith, at NO. 9 Grand-st' al"
oecuped by eight families. The floors and starways
were saturated with kerosene oil ana then set on hei
but fortunately Mr' Berry, one OF the teants, us
cover tie flames. which were extngusEed before any
serious damage had been done.
Mr.. Bergh, accompanied by Officers Conflin,
Whltmore. Youugs, and Campbell, visited Brooklyn,
f. D. yestcrdav They first looked in upon the pen for
feeding about sw, at the foot OF t1rsst.
and East River, but the cows had been removed They
then examined the horses or the SOuth SeFchth hnd
Grand-st. Railway Company. Quite q large numDer,
II Is alleged, were found in pltlabe cpnolCon, ana
were therefore removed from in front or he cars ana
gant back To stables. number OF private teams
erdeavoring draw very heavy loads up steep srale
were nsO resoucd from this cruel treatment
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CTY.-A stranger entered Feiten-
bur sa DON In the Twelfth Ward, yesterday forenoon,
and while q OF the proprietor was asking his busi-
moss drew vial of vrio dashed the contents into the
Will lose the Of one eye. Constable OSnlllYan was
arrested yesterday as fugitive from Justice It ls
amount Of money given him by Judge White or Hobo
zen, last Summer, in connection win The stfasD1rs
elopemeut affair to deposit with the authorities. He
returned few days ago The Young Mems Christian
Assoclgon has decided 70 remove from its handsome
aDarineBt5 III NeYark-aNe. To more humble rooms In
Gees Hall.
HoBoKrS-Tho stevens Institute was opened last last
first OF 2 series Tho audienceroom was crowded anu
the standing entirely occupied Inc lecture was
of much interest being illustrated by superior appari-
tus The induction coil used is said to he the most pow
eFful one In the world, and made especially Tor TINS
and lie shark thrown is four feet length The cele
brated induction coil at London contains 1870 miles OF
wre but the insulation was Imperfect ana the DaItery
has Itself The spark from the present bat
terry is powerful enough TO XIII 100 men, aud Prof Nor
ton exhibited cube OF glass three inches in thickness
through which two sparks nave been llsseu lh9 re-
manning lectures of the will be delivered by Pr0i
Morton, Profs. sman and Barker Of Yale College, ana
DR.. Cohen.
pArrRsoN-TTe stock Of anthracite coal s lower than
at any former time during the present mining troubles
Only Ave or six ears arrive per day via the Delaware,
Lackawanna, aud Western and none from any other
source The Board OF Chosen mas vo'en e
the present site Of Lincoln Bridge.
NrwARK.-A man named Reve lately defrauded
another named IIne ont OF s2o due 10 the latter rom
OF attorney he supposed, 10 draw that amount from
the city, but Reyel made the amount S329. A new
National Bank IS abOnt TO be The stable or
James Rossiter, South Orange-ayc, was destroyed
early yesterday by ire supposed 10 have been the work
Oi an incendary.
PRNcEToN.-Wm Harris, Treasurer OF the College,
writes TO THE TRIBUNE with reference TO the smallpox,
stating that only "a single case has occurred there.that
student, who became infected while absent In Phla
dcpha and who removed to the country rs soon "a
the character OF his complaint discovered. But as
II the end OF the College term, tho Faculty de-
tormined In order to allay any panic among the stu
dents and to prevent anxiety among their friends, TO
dismiss the students Immediately until the opening or
the next term" three weeks from yesterday
MoRRIsTowS.-The citizens have subscribed nearly
81 10 enable the wOren who lost their tools at the
late fire to buy new stock.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 FultOn-st;, New York, !
M , n.s 10 buy reliable WATCHES tne DIAMONDS choice jaw
IIY and srEnLsG EsGLsH SLvERwARR Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

All those who are desirous of paying proper
attention to that article which most observed 'hoad lose nc
tim. in purchasing Hat the Emporium OF KSor {" 22 BroadWay
corner Of Puton Hs Spring styles Just OO and the quality Of biz
bats IA usuruassed
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer of Ma
pronounces HAIR RssEwER an ence
preltos for cleansing skin Of the head promoting the growth
restoring the original color hair when has become gray
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

"Throw physic to the dogsw Try Angell'
Tqh Baths Lexington Tgenyh Refreshing reyy!ng restoring
New-York tribune., 1871-03-30

RUPTUREs.
Por Russ aud DEFECTS than Dy other
20 10 RIgGs, 2 Barclay.
Excellent Iagol Most excellent for Colds
Angels Turkish Baths. Lexington, Twenh AFFORD luxurious rei
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cheer. amidst the EtatcE stands the Emperor
william, hamedpss IN a picture. The old
m.nAs. face q working as the cheers
ring il his esrs. lie is down the steps
and Kissing He Dowager Queen Elizabeth.
WhakE wttfhe4s0e1s of his family moi
him, then, as they crowd round him for ing.
kisses, while grandchildren hang about ME
knees2 , No. that he has ,to-hrush-his
eyes with tlle back of his hand az ne struggles
through the women folk before hun. 10 his
path stands the white figure OF Wrangel, the
RAYS of the setting sun flashing on his snow"
white hair. The soldier-patriarch raises NIB
hand and would fain lead of a cheer, but nls
voice falls him, and the tears roll down his race.
His master. not less moved, kisses his servant
on either cheek. The two old soidier-oomradts
embrace, while one of Steinmetz's wound
ed fellows heads, from the top OF the carriage,
a real rouslng cheer. Then the Emperor
grasps Bismarck by the hand, and kisses him
too. He serves Won .steinnnetz in the sam
manner, Notwithstanding the calumnies
anent that gallant soldier. He kisses his way
right through out Of sight INTO the waltipg'
room, the Empress following him with q look
of conscious ownership; and SC Kit Kaiser
wilhelm.
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The English ousrterltes.

We have received from the Leonard Scott
Publishing Company, of New York, through
Mr.. John Russell, the Charleston agent, copies
of the Edinburgh and North Braasa Reuiens
for January. The last named review Is, We
are sorry to say, discontinued by Its publishers
In Edinburgh, stopping with the present mum
beI The republishers In New York have,
however, With ~commeudsble promptness
made arrangements to supply It's place With
another, and we think a very valuable add
ton to their already valuable reprints-name'
ly, The British Quarterly, the whole four num-
bers OF which for the year 1871 will be furnish'
ed to subscribers, thus giving the January
number gratis.
Tho tabla OF contents Of the Edinburgh Is as
follows: l. France; 2. Lives of Rossini and
Berlioz; 3. Business of the House of Com
mons; 4. Hayes History of the Sepoy War.
Vol. II; S. Facts and Fables at the Admiralty;
6. Laugsls Problems Of Nature and Life; Z.
The Foreign Relations OF China; 8. The Mill
tary Forces of the Crown; 9. Morris's Earthly
Paradise; 10. The Treaties OF 1856 and 1867.
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representatioain this country .sfss9tsHen
CharlNR. Buckaew, who, in4aie year 1853
ODE of TIE Democratic senators from
.Pennsyivaniain the nited States Congress.
III. Buckalexi is a resident disBloomsesrg,
a Pennsylvania town VIII q pops1ation Of
about six thousand souls, and politically
TDemocratlc.n There reformed voting
was first put in this Land to a practical test.
Through ex-senator BuckaleW's Influence,
the Pennsylvania Legislature passed "An act
"to. define the limits and to organize the
"Town of Bloomsbury" and in the act a
provision for a new voting system was In
serted. The town council was ordered to
consist OF q president and six (6) members,
and the mode OF voting indicated in one OF
the sections Of the act, which reads thus
ssWhen six persons are to be chosen, each
' voter may give one vote to each OF Biz
" persons, one vote aud a half to each OF
ct four, two votes to each OF three, tsree
"votes to each OF two, or six votes to one"
On April IL, 1870, the election came of.
Ex-senator Buckalen, the author OF the e
pertinent, cast tie FIRST vote. The election
was held, and the result proved satisfactory.
The town was politically divided between
the Democrats and the Opposition, with an
inconsiderable. Democratic majority. The
result was that of the six councilnen elect
ed, three were the regular party nominees,
and three were of the opposition. Under
the old system all six would have been the
regular party nominees. Thus the principle,
tried on q small scale, was found not imprac-
ticable. The local Journal expressed the
public sentiment in the following terms
The BloomSburg Columbian Democrat said
upon the occasion of this novel election :
sOur town election on Tuesday last, April
" IL, tested the merit of reformed voting in
ga satisfactory manner, and gave to it the
sanction OF popular opinion for the future
Theoretically it had been accepted by re-
"hecting men in our community as just and
"expedient; but, as an unt-ied plan, it was
"still open TO question among the mass Of
Ct our people, Now all doubts OF it's utility,
Sc fairness and practicability have disappear.
e ed forever"
We have said enough to show the opera
ton of The plan Of Cumulative Voting. II
is evident that it secures to the minority q
representation coordinate with it's extent,
without trenching upon the just representa-.
ton which is the right of the majority. MOI
need there be any long delay in testing the
plan in South Carolina. Should the Nay
Convention consider the subject and secure
the cooperation OF leading Republicans, The
general elections of 1872 will, we may hope,
be conducted upon the system OF Cumulative
Voting.
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nr TRY TIT Is AMUSING THAT

nA- Try IF.-T Is AMUSING THAT
the feeble should totter, with uncertain steps,
over the face Of the earth, Ia dangrr every day OF
falling victims to the morbid influences by which
We are all surrounded, waen 9 tested and proven
vegetable tonic. capable OF endowiug them with
the ylgor they uced, Is procurable IN every city,
town and settlement. 1t might reasonably be
thought that after the twelve ears experience
which the world has had Of H~0STETTERts BIT
TIERS, all would know that Its effect Is to prevent
disease.
It certain seasons the atmosphere IS surcharg-
ed with the seeds Of ,ntermitteurs, reHittents,
rheu n a, pulmonary dis orders, bilious COM
plants ami the Ike Persons whose nervous sys-
teml are relaxed are the drss 30 snoeumo 70 these
dlStenp rs. Brace up the physical energies,
then. with this potential vegetable tonic 1t Is
the most p ,werful reoaperant which the botanic
king IN mas ever yielded Go patient re each and
experiment.. Try Is. The bi 'drst discipline OF
the Old meLical iogmas will ut least I'D uit that a
tonic and Alternative, compounded OF approved
herbs. roots auI barks eau do no harm, while the
testimony OF thousands Invites a trial OF it's
virtues.
vigor is the thing most needed In these cases as
well AZ IN dyspepsia and nervous afecIi iaI, and
HOS 'ErrER', b rTERS ia the safest, surest and
MIS- wholesome STRENGTHENING p ep iraiiQn that
human SILL has yer concocteh.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all the
ofic,nal receipts and prescribe this harmless
ionic as a preventive and cure for all cases or
hi. 8 and fever. apE22-Dtc5
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On THE subject of the May Convention the
Columbia Union says: 1.-THE leading Demo-
cratic papers of the State assert that the con-
ventlon ia to be non-partisan, that it ia 10 be
composed Of the best men without regard to
their political predictions. This may be true,
perhaps 1t is, but we think more force would
be given to these assertions, If some of the
delegates had been others than leading Demo
Gratis. If the Board OF Trade had sent General
Quincy as a delegate, 1t would have had more
the appearance of being non-psrusan. How
evR, we are not disposed to find fault about
it but will take these gentlemen at their word,
when they say it Is not to be q political move
ment.n
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TEENS OF TIE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NKws, by tmshgnne year, 80; sx
months s.; three months $40. Served IN Coz
oily at EIGHTEEN GENTS . wssks payabie tothe ces'
r,ers, or So q year, paid h advance at tasodiss1
FHn Ts1wsEKLY tsws, published oRTnesdsJs,
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year ss' BIN
months 81.
rm WEEKLY NEWS, o1e year So. SIX copies
s,o.' Tea copies; to one address, ;sae>
aueaoRur1oNs In all cases payable IN advance,
and no paper conrlnuea after the aspiration oil
the tim paid for.
sdarass RIoRDAN. DAWSON i co..
No. l4s East Bay, Charleston, SIC.
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The Edgeheld Advertiser, now in its
tbirty-sixlh year, is enlarged this week by
four columns, and is printed with new type.
These are substantial tokens of a prosperity
which is well deserved. The Advertiser is
both able and respectable.
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s.Now, it will be seen that this method Is
plausible and not wanting In some excellent
features. 1t strikes the mind with force. AIh
a community Of 1000 Democratic voters, and
l3. 1000 Republican voters, the result, under the
present electoral system, would be the etee-
ton of three Republican representatives-thas
| giving absolutely no representation whatever
to the minority Of 1000 Democratic voters.
But the plan of Cumulative Voting greatly I'M
proves this bogus representation. According
to this improved system OF voting, each party
| would calculate its strength before hand. The
| majority would grow moderate in their claims.
| of necessity aud In self-deience. They would
| forbear from Ernsping at all power, from the
| fear OF losing all power. In tue case stated,
the Is, 900 Rep ublican voters would get Two
representatives, aud The 1000 Democratic
voters one representative.
s.Thls is the plan that has been Incorporated
in the revised constitution OF the young and
growing Commonwealth OF Illinois. II remains
to be seen whether the popular Judgment will
endorse or reject this forward movement. IL
remains To BIZ seen whether or nos the people
Of Til OILS are to be entitte6to the great dig
tiuction of inaugnrating an admirable polltl-
cal feature. In either event, our opinion IS
the same, aud it is that the scheme suggested,
though, peHhapa suscepub!s OF mpseFe1lent,
marks an era iu lEea csise of popular represen-
tatiop, and deserves the earnest study and ar
consideration of every genuine advocate OF
selt-governmenL"
Nor does the plan OF Cumulative Vosing,
or the system of proportional representation
therein contained, exist IN theory only It
has been reduced to practice and found TO
work a~dvantaaeously,
Amongst the early advocates Of minority
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN THIS

Rr NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN THIS
County are requested togtYethe JOINT SPECIAL
FINANCIAL COMMITTEE, appointed by the Gene.
raj ASSEMBLY, at its last session, to Investigate
the Finances OF the State OF South Carolina, now
sitting in Colu mbia, any and all Information In
their possession as to the purchase or Lands In
this County, in the name Of and for the State, OF
and by whom purchased, at what price, the
amount paid, whether In whole or in part, and
whether titles have been given for the same. AL
communications to be addressed to the commit
tee. J.B. DENEIS Chairman.
Columbia. S. c., April II. 1871. spr2l-2
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8- BETHEL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Divine. Service sill be held in this Church To-
MORROW MoRNfNe, at halr.pasr 10 O'clock, by
Bishop ". M.wIcHTM1N, and In. the AFTERNOON
at 4 O'Clock, By Rev. ]. n: CARLISLE.
apr22-H -
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uy GRANpLoDaE OF SOUTH CAR

me- GRAND LODGE OF SOUTH CAR
oLISA, GRAND sEcRETARY's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., 18TH APRIL, fsT1.-Estt
mates are requested for she construction OF the
New Masonic Hail.. The plan and specifications
can be seen at the Grand Secretary's Office.
Sealed estimates will be received up to IL O'Clock
II. OF May l. Bords will be required loE- tae
faithful performance OF the work, and the esti.
mates must contain the names OF the sureties.
B. RUSH CAMPBELL,
spr1s-tushsa Grand Secretary.
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edles snerefor-she result OF twenty years success.
ful practice.
Price 50 cents by mail Address the author, Dr..
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GIVEN

mr NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub-Agents OF the Land Commission, that,
from and after the nrst day os March, 1871, they
will report all their proceedings to Hon. T. L.
CARDozO, Secretary OF the Advisory Board.
R0BT. C. DsLARGE, L. G. s S. @.
Columbia, February g, 1871. mArll
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ms- BANK OF CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, MARCH %, ls7l.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at. q meeting Of the
Stockholders, on 9th Inst, an election for Thir-
teen Directors viii be held on TUESDAY, I'd day OF
May next, and q meeting Of the Stockholders for
the purpose OF recognizing the Bank win also be
held on same date, q. y O'Clock, in the Bank
Han. = WILLIAM THAYER,
anr1.stnth1ons Cashier.
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~ GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
This valuable compound contains no opium, laud.
anam, parasorlc, or other anodyne, and WILL not
massacre theinnocents like the soothing syrups"
so much in vogue. The GERMAN SOOTHING
CORDIAL !s harmless, and IS recc commended by all
our best physicians. 1t is to be had OF the manu-.
'%rcturer, DR u. bAhA'
No. 13I Meeting street.
And OF all Drupuists. apr2a-stuih
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5perlaI Notlees

~THE COMMUNICATIONS OF B. G.,
dated the 18th instant, not having been received
until the 10th, II he will inform me where an In
tervtew can be had, I will be m lch obliged.
apreo JULIUS G.. CARPENTER.
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nr THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN.
ING, at half.psst 10 O'Clock, corner OF Churcn ano
Water streets. Services by the Rev. WE tAIEs'
Chaplain. Janife