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OF Columbia, S. G.. to the southss.r n LDentalilAsso-
citation. Profeslor J. IS. aknspp. Of New Orleans

said:
Conference.-The. SUPERINTENDENT Association
was organized for che convenience and proat Q
dentists residing In the Southern States, IN whicl
It Is designed to hold their deliberations. Dentlsti
residing 10 the Northern States are not thereby
excluded from membership.
need not attempt to say With what pleasure
as president OF the Southern Dental Association, ]
accent for that honored body the kind considera.
lions and hearty welcome extended to them by
those estimable gentlemen who compose the
South Carolina State Dental Association. Rest
assured that while we entertain q high estima-
ton OF your skill as operators, and your desire
for investigation and Improvement In your pro-
fession, we truly sYmpathtze with you In your
political troubles and advsssities, and pray tha "a
terests may soon be dISpelled by the superior
Hoht, knowledge and truth OF South Carulina's
true sons and representatives.
DR.. Wardlaw, president Of the South Carolina
State Dental Association, being called up, re.
sponded as follows:
Mfr. President and Gentlennen-South Carolina
feels proud to welcome dentists from all sections
to our homes and to our hearts, and, as q repre-
hearty welcome, and extend the right hand OF
fellowship.
The following letter from d. a. DeLeon, Esq,
president OF the Board OF Trade, was received.
CHARLESTON, April IL, 1871.
Oh. @. r. S. Wright, Chairman Committee:
DEAR SIR-Ir regret my inability to accept the
polite Invitation OF the "South Carolina State
dental Association to attend al excursion on
steamer "Emilie,n tomorrow morning.
q. 4. DELEos,
President Board OF Trade.
The following letter from the Rev. E. T. Winkfer
was also read
CHARLESTON, April 10. 1871.
Dr. G.. r. S. Wright, Chairman Executive Com.
mite S. c. Dental Association:
SlRlShould my engagements permit, 1t would
give me great pleasure to respond to the kind IN.
Citation or the 8. C. State Dental Association. I
fear. however, ,hat 1t will prove fmpracttcable for
me to attend to-day. Very respectfully,
E. 7. WMKLER.
The regular toasts being now finished, the COM
mittee composed of the following named gentle.
men: solomons, wInkler, Hart, MpcEenfuss,
Wright and Moore, offered conIolntly, through
their spokesman, the following toast, having been
compIimented on the manner In which they had
discharged their duty. BE said:
II is not strange, gentlemen. since We have the
wisdom Of Solomon, the vim OF Wlnkler, o large
Hart to do our duty without Making-a-fuss (Muck-
enfusel In this way We hopeto come out Wright,
and II you all have not enough, we Can give you
Moore.
About this time the whole party tneRrly se) felt
that each one had something good to say, and
the toasting became general, being kept up until
the boat landed, about twilight, at the wharf.
The. day will long be remembered by those present
as one Of peculiar social pleasure.
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ExcURs1oN.-The steamer Plot Boy leaves
central wharf at 10 O'Clock this morning on
another OF those delightful excursions to the
phosphate works along the Ashley River. The
large number OF pleasure-seekers who have
hitherto crowded the steamer on these trips Is
hint enough that a pleasanter way OF taking a
holiday would be difficult to nna.
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BUSINESS ENvEL0PEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
IS now prepared to FURNISH good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
ousinees uan should have his card printed on
hts envelopes
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IN JAn--Celian Shivers, alias Ann Turpln,
was sent to jail yesterday afternoon by Trial
Justice Magrath, for ten days. having been found
guilty OF rapptng ANOTHER oolored woman over
the head with q stick, when the latter, who was
staying In the same house, went to ask her about
come clothes.
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The UNITED DRUM CoRps.-At the third an
nuai meeting of the Uaited Drum Corps No. 1,
held last evening, the following officers were
.elested to serve for the ensuing year: N. CAN'T,
msIor; G.. Cantee, fife major; T. Johnson, drum
sergeant; ]. Dock. fife corporal; W. Mitchell,
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PICNIC PosTPoNED.-Owing to the threaten
ing appearance Of the weather yesterday morn.
ing, the expected picnic Of the Fsvotitas, on
Mount Pleasant, was postponed until this morn
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The RAFFLE.-The famous don-baby house
and handsome cushion, LETT over from the LADIES'
Memorial Fair, were rahaed yesterday afternoon,
as No. ID Hayne street. The baby house was won
81 Mr.. ]. ]. Legare, who drew the highest, and
the cushion by Mr.. A. Rams, who drew the lowest
n7mher.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER rHAN EVER |
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, 10 cents; Cd
priee 90 cents. In Velvet and Leather s,ndinrs.
IS cenls; old price 81. 10 Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; olh proc 81 Is. Ia Velvet and Lea.
sher findings 81 90; Old price 81 so.
HAsRL 81. BAZAAR AND No. 16l KINa 81.
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ST.. MARY's CHuRcH.-The vesper services at
ta,s church will begin, to morrow, at hslf:past4
P. NJ, instead OF p. n. The distribution OF pre-
miums to the children OF the Sunday-School VIII
take place Immediately efler vespers.
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TIE ATTENTION OF WArCH-BUYEas Ia called
tn our isrpe stock OF Waltha q Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United STATES as the bett aud cheapest IN the
market. All Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRIEGroN j Co.,
maria No. 256 King street.
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sorREE DANsASTE.-The last soiree OF the
season will be given this evening, at the Masonic
Han, by Mrs. Alexander, and all who believe in
s.e poetry of motion will improve the occasion.
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.Ntereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity. at NO. lSl King street
or ut the Hasel street Bazaar. MOVIE
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-The Mayors docket
yesterday morning boosted but a single case, in
which Sarah Jones and Martha Jenkins, the two
colored nymphs who were engaged In the disturb
ance at the corner OF Church and Elliott streets,
on Thursday night, were the prisoners. After an
examination, Sarah, as the head and prime
mover in the fight, was sent TO the House OF Cor
rection for ten days, while her less pugnacious
companion was DISCHARGED.
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THE Ku-KLUx AT WoRK.-Early yesterday
morning, as a young man OF this city, named
Hoyt, was walking near the forks OF the road, he
was suddenly assaulted BY 6ve oolored boys, and
badly beateR IN The scuf1s, haa q last succeeded
In tearing away from. his assailsnts, aud, dying
towards the city, was pursued some distance BY
them. Severn; Of the foos-pads, he alleges, drew
knives. Complaint was made before Trial Justice
Mackey, and, on his warrant, the five culprlts
were arrested. and brought before him for e1-
animation. The facts were established as ABOVE,
and the prisoners were committed to jstl for trial
next Monday. No cause was pie ,ded for the Of
fence but a previous grudge against the young
man.
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CRuaBs.-Mr. Hugh r. swinton. the agent,
Il now canvassing the city for subscriptions to
sSThe Lie and Times OF General R. E. Leland his
Comrades IN Arms',-au excellent and interest
ing book.
The steamship Charleston arrived at her dock
in New York at 2 O'clock on the 14sh instant, max.
ing the run in forty.nine and.a half hours.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.
Charleston Board of Trade, at 8 P. N.
Charleston Chamber Of Commerce, at u.
Relief Loan Association, at F. N.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-The Rev.
James Little, OF Florida, will preach In this church
tomorrow morning at half-pass 10 O'Clock, and
"a .he evening, at s O'Clock.
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ByI, S. 4. BENNETT.

E f-.s. 80. - - ~ 49,
TtHE EXECUTORS OF THO4AS BEN
Decree OF Court OF Common Pleas--In Equity.
WIN be sold on THURSDAY, 18th April, at Pub
lie Auction. At the Old Postofn re, corner Broad
and East Bay streets, at IL O'Clock, -,
FOUR LOTS OF LAND, on the west side OF Rut.
ledge street, between the Public Mall and Ben
nett street, which when filed up offer most desi-
'rable situations for residences, to wit:
ledge, and 50 feet on back line by a4 feet in
No. So, south Of 50, being SO feet front on But.
ledge street by 24 feet deep.
No. "a, south Of So, same dimensions.
No. IS, south OF 81. same dimensions, with south
front on Bennett street. -
EIGHT T on the east side Of Rutledge street..
No. 81, next north OF the residencelot OF z. 7.
Hughes, Esq, measuring SO feet front on Rut-
ledge street, by al feet deep. l=.,
No. 66, measuring so feet front on Rutledge
street, by 200 feet deep.
steet, by 2o feet deep on the south line and 800
on the north.
No; 81, measuring 50 feet front on Rutlsdse
street: by 200 feet deep.
sions.
No. SO, on Rutledge street, Of same dimen.
sious.
No 70. measuring 50 feet on Rutledse street. by
No. II, eli the corner OF Rutledge and Calhoun
streets, measuring 40K feet on Calhoun street. BY
l8 feet deep on Rutledge street. and lis feet on
the east line.
ALSO,
SEVEN LOTS on south side OF Calhoun street,
adjoining the above, as follows:
No. ~ measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street,
BY 116 feet deep on west line, and LOT feet on east
line.
No. 70, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street,
BY 1o7 feet deep on west line, and 100 feet Oh east
line.
No. "A, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street,
by 155 feet on west line, and 142 feet on east line.
No. Is, measuring 4oH feet on Calhoun street,
by l42 feet on west ltRe, and l4 feet on east Line.
No. 70, measuring 50 feet. front on Calhoun
street, by 2SS feet deep,
No. n, measuring ss feet front on Calhoun
street, by 2T6 feet deep.
No. rs, measuring SO feet front on Calhoun
street, BY. 270 feet deep.
Plsts or the above Lots may be seen at MI. BEN
NETS ONCE, No. 10 Broad street.
Conditions OF, Sale-One.third cash; balance In
two equal annual instalments, with interest from
the date, payable annually. at ! per cent, secured
BY mortgage Of the property. Purchasers % pay
for all necessary papers and stamps. !
: -. !: E EhshhsTi Executors.
apr8-swiLHw th1 ~:
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To CLOSE out our stock OF Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. lsl KING ST AND HAsEL 81. BAZAAR.
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N0TIoss.

No SALT, SALT CAKE, PLASTER, NrrRE CAKE,
nor any adulteraut Of any kind used In Mapes'
Superphosphate. Klnsnan + Howell are the
agents.
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PAVILION HOTEL
P. L. Chimes, Laurens; J. F. Kuorr, New York.

BILL HEADs printed on dns paper at 50, 81
SIS, Sc so and So 60 per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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ARREST or RADICAL O~FFIc1ALs.-The Column
bia Phoenix is informed that Chief Constable Hub
bard arrested L. L.. Quinn and @. W. Quinn, at
Abbeville Courthouse, on Wednesday, on sus-
piclon of completely in the recent robbery OF the
county treasurer's Office. L. L. Quinn Is probate
Judge Of Abbevllle County, and @. W. Guf1n for
mer intendanto OF the town. When Its informant
left. the prisoners we're still held in default OF
con Ono haU
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Hotel ArrivaIs-April IA.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
Miss Gates and child, Chattanooga; R. B.
JamIson, Nashville; T. 3. Duchrist, Loulsvlllei
Peter G. Pursell Adrian, Moi ; John F. Cookson'
England, Emlllus Irving, st. Johnsi Geo. Parsons
A. n. Steluhardt, n. d. Conan and wife, R. u
G4rde and.wife. John OumAn and wife, Mrs. Don
ovan, Jas. Durphy, Onas. 8 Hunt. Jno. c. Guyer,
New York; N. r. CLARK, Jacksonville.
PAVILION HOTEL
F. L. Chimes, Laurens; J. F. Knorr, New York.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
S. R Dow, Knoxville; ] B. Bell, Antioch, Ca;
A. J. Creighton, vile sad daughter. J. Dennis, J.
F. Brown, Connecticut; g Appleton, chicago; g.
II. Wells, J. HUM, Sr.. Bull River; Irving Van
wart, New York; J. q. Elliott, Birnlnghsm, Eng.
W. Il. Allen aud wife, Philadelphia; J. S. Puppies
and wife. Chicago; Mrs. Hatnes aud maid, Clncin-
natl; J.. n. MoCin1noS, U. = Coast Survey.
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PERsosAL-H. L. Darr, Esq, one of the pro-
prtetors Of the Sumter News, was In the city yes
terday.
General w. H. Wallace. OF Union. arrived in
Charleston on Wednesday, and returned to Union
last night.
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CRoouEr CRoQuErl !! ORoQUEr !l!-Im-
mense reduction In price The largest Field.
Croquet at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1ol KIN 81.
mRrH
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AT COST! AT Cost l. Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
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0H, YES! Oh, YES! Oh, YEsI

It becomes my pleasant 'iuty to inform nv friends
and patrons. that the time mas again arrived Tor
Household Furniture, Mattresses aud Bells eads.
Try a remedy that never fails; send Tor the Doctor
who Keeps the F lrntture Intr.nary at No. 81
Queen Street HAVING greatly enlarged my
invalid Furniture Hospital I am now prepared %
treat psrieuts In that line more success ui1y aud
satisfactorily than ever. ':Come one, c4,ine al. -
John L. LUNSf0RD, No. 81 Que-u st..
Opposite Harrisson's Paint and Oh ssoeeA
Marl
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Premium Ean6 Sale.
$4,000
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT IS WILL DO

IS viii secure q Share in the Aiken Premium So
SIS viii secure q share as above and Il tine S.
IS Work OF Art to adorn your ONE ....... IS
IS WIN secure a share and the Steel Engrav- SIS
IS log, IN irriage or Pocanontss, worth 90
So will secure y share and the Steel Engrav- 81
SIS Ing, 'Landlng Of Columbus, n.......Worth %
SIS viii secure u share and the Steel Engray. SIS
s. Ing, 1.-The Day we Celebrate, n...;..Worth So
S. Will secure o share and the oeautlul 20
SIS Chrome, "AmerIcan Autumn, &c. worth So
rs VIII secure to some shareholder the Der SIS
SIS by Mansion and Is acres OF Vineyard and S.
IS Orchard, valued at $3.50 o...;....:.. S.
IS Will secure TO some shareholder '"Rose. 50
S. vile Farm l60 30
S. valued at &c. 00..........-.......inyest IS
Sc VIII secure to some shareholder "Gin. S.
SIS house Farm" les Observation-Disclosures. So
S. valued at $4,000 -
SIS Will secure to some shareholder who In IS
S. vests, Peach Orchard, valued ct $500 IS
SIS Will secure to some shareholder q Vine. IS
S. yard and Peach Orchard. %
S. valued at $3Go0...............::...lnveas 20
s. VIII secure to some snarenolder q ane 20
S. Villa site, with Cottage, Garden, DO, %
Is VIII secure to 81 other shareholders val. SIS
SIS liable properties, ranging in value from %
IS $500 to $lsoO.....-...........-..irTess p
IS These Real Estate Prlzes..........-.... s.
IS valued at SOS, 900, are located In the beau IS
IS tiful Town OF Aiken. South Carolina. S.
IS Its unequalled climate and hes!th-giylng IS
IS surroundings, mas maze u tne ~
SIS SARATOGA OF THE S0V"d." st
IS The Shares viii be distributed april 2lst, 81
IS when each Shareholder will see St
SIS WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO" St
There Is a tide In the AFFAIRS II men. which,
Taken 1.-the flood. leads en- TO fortune"
The most liberal terms to Clubs.
For description OF the valuable Real Estate
Prizes. notices Of the press, Games OF Committee
to make the Drawing, home endorsements. and
general character OF the enterprise aud manage.
ment, send for pamphlet. Remlttances for shares
should be made with Postofice Money Order, or
currency In registered letter, or by Express. Ad
dress J.. {. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ca,
ONCE corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
3a- Residents Of Charleston aud vicinity can
secure Shares by applying 20 J. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society st.; at g. HlCkEYiS, No. AS King street,
WILBUR d SONS, No. So Broad street, and JU'
LIUS ROUMILLAT'S, No. COL ing street. where
specimens Of the Works Of Art, Which each share
holder receives, can De seen. Har242
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@ailorina, tnritis6ing @oOas, Ser.

UuIuIIH11 OhInL9pIUIY w
I.JoH'N RUG h EIMER.
No. 141 KING STREET,
WEST SIDE, r DOORS NoRfH OF QUEEN STREET
Would respectfully inform his friends that hi
has just returned. from: New York with o large
and well selected stookof the latest styles Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Also, 9 full assortment Of
GENTLENEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Including the Celebrated
st A s 1 B s..
@ PRING OPENING.
MEN E E d N q L L E B,
No. aas KING STREET,
Have Just opened an entire New Stock Of
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and summer.
Our Clothing is a very large and .fne selected
stock for Men, Youths and Boys. from s. to $50
per suit. The largest portion is OF imported
ROOQb auQ WhuulkcbuEoO W OuI6eif0o3 NO SouS
therefore, recommend them as regard ft, wear
and workmanship.
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT )
is supplied with the finest selection Of FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CL0THS, DoEsKNs, DIAG0.
NAILS, TRIooTs, MELroNs, CHEvIOTs, cAss1.
MERES, &C., and q very large stock OF the most
fashionable Pan and Vest Patterns, which we
Will make up to order by measure in the latest
styles. The foreman In this department Of our
business has no equal In the artistic world for cut.
ting and producing an elegant 1T.
FURNISHING GOODS.
This department is supplied with the celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign and Domestic Under
shirts and Drawers, Silk and Thread Gloves, Linen
and Paper Collars, Neckties, Bows, Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchief, Socks, Umbrellas, &c. /.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low in plain figures.
Buyers In our line will dnd 1t to their advantage
to give US q call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-3mos
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LUG Vldk ~
DR.. Theodore F. ChupeIn, president OF that body,
responded as follows:
Mr.. President and GenAefnen-I thank you for
the n0nur aud Iur tue gvod wish III which you
nave received the toast which has been onere'; to
the body nhich l represent Lrs me assure you
that 1 can answer for thrm-that hey WISH you u
long life, health, haPpiue>s, AND Q sncvs sIai w,
'~Iesslunal career. VIZ have looked forward 70 Tits
da, with q ctildlike yearuing VI JOY; and now tnai
.t has come. we tender you Il WhFte 'aie, ne tfty
ana most gnnrrous welCi ne. one anu all. m con.
clus,ou lor r so tn. rolluwir z toa,I: The lien-
ustn A clnId asking her tat er what Was u den-
tist, was answered. IL Tie l0llowin. ohuplet:
ga dentist. my dear. makes teeth Of bone,
Fur those whom fate has lett without;
And finds pIoYtsl u for ms uWn
BY pulling 9her peoples out."
This, MI. Prrsflenr, was the definition OF years
gone by. But now, let me add 70 the above the
following:
A man OF skill, O dexterous plugrer
Who makes his TEN Oh gold ani rubber,
Filling peoples tech with Colleen Plugs,
Filling bis puckeis By worA ON their mugsi
Making e1oHvatluu-, we are eOd,
To put In not u take oW. gOld.
Cuitl-G Z, ding, hammering away,
RESTORING health to iuslduou- DECAY;
Though. called ~ be CHEERFUL, IT'S time In the
BE passes his life amid cries OF natn.
BIZ business active, ur duil. It's the truth,
The man II forever tooEIHg CoOH !" ehe rso1""'
Although not . soul, ,tur. lie u es III; chiHel,
fAnd inaileI toui su crush tn g 'Am u.
ana II not an artist, If thus | NAY CAL II.
Whose brush gives q glow o The c+IIVta beneath.
TITS equally /, ne h.. works IN IN" ptIGtp.
And remuv,Bh his urush all 'iiscul,' from teeth.
But rhus | could pirate u No. give me ,sLre
or his work and his Skill aud genera d"iieanor.
tui fearing the IN :J.Du he mig Is Ia' TO Ills soul,
We will driik his g OIL hedl'h lrn'u 'he ueptos vi
The bowl.
So here's to the Dentist, with a wish "'tr again.
Thai fortune N v smIl. :, Ill t pltii'r may reign,
Tint honor ennUbIr. anil that rtll' vii
NAV give Fame Tive laurel 10 maEt II 10 q crown.
In reply TO q toast given by Dr. Tnos. 7. Moore
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-01-20
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1871.

The manager and members of the theatrical
corps performing at the Holiday street theatre
in Baltimore have presented the Rev. G.. Fl.
Houghton. the minister at the ''ittle church
around the corner, in New York, with a beau
tiful copy of an illustrated Bible, in testimony
Of their respect for him, in relation to the tune-
raj Of the late Mr. Holland. Mr.. Houghton
accepted the present. and returned his thanks
in we'll expressed letter. In this letter he
says Il desire to say that | most truly count
it, privilege to discharge single Office OF my
holy calling, or minister in my way to those
who have need I am so great 4 debtor to the
Master whose commission bear, the Master
who laid down his life for me- and for all men.
that would fain see His likeness in my every
fellow creature, and so withhold from no one
when in my power the ministering of mercy
and loving kindness.
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Foreign News.

Gen. Bourbaki's army, advancing through
the Nosges TO the positions of Gen. Wcrier:
south of Balfort, commenced the attrack on
Monday. and on Tuesday fighting was renewed
along the entire line. Gen. Keller has occu-
pied number of towns in the Ardennes. fifty
miles southwest of Dion after severe fighting.
The boubardment of Paris progresses slowly,
and the firing on public buildings is avoided as
much as possible by the gunners. On Wedncs-
day flag of truce was sent into the city with
letters. The Army Of the Loire is still retreat
ing before Prince Frederick Charles. and the re-
enforcement of II. 900 men who We're on the
way to it have been cut of from reaching it.
4 dispatch to the London Times says that Bis
marck has been i'll. but has partially recovered.
The European Conference held an informal
session on Tuesday at London, and adjourned
until the oath inst. It is reported that Russia
declares that nothing must be done to prevent
the abrogaton of the neutrality of the Black
Sea. and Prussia that no peace proposals must
be entertained unless they come directly from
France King William has sent to Prince
Henry. of Luxembourg, 4 warning to be pru-
dent and cautious, and al assurance that PruS-
sia does not contemplate an attack on the indie
pcndcncc Of the Duchy