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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
pHIl.AD LP Ia.

The next term I'm the Dep4r ment OF Arts and the
Department OF Science, Will begin on Monday Sept
l6th. at 10 A NJ ~ ..
TIE new nversitY hui ding on Locust street
west OF $ tn St will be opened for the nrst ume'
for Inc rec, ptlun ut sluhents On that day
In the department VI ArIs the usual college,
co RI with the large chrice OF elective studies
heretofore pursued, viii c continued
TN Department OF Science Is new organization
in charge OF d ,tinct Faculty, The desi4n is, after
living A Young man thorough raini in prelmi-
nry studtes H. all ri hlm special AID practical In
strIirt on either in Chemistry arp1ed TO tha Arts
or in GeOl ~ an Mi 4Dg, or IA civil OF Mechahlcal
Engineering. . ,
Every effort has been made in the arrangement OF
The building and ITS equipment, ahd III tle selection
Of professors to place. II Department on the same
outirg as the bsst entl schools in the country.
Clud dates ior admission into either Deplrtm ht
win pres mt themselves examination. at lOH, A.
NJ Al the new bu ldiRg on Locust street, West oil
Thirty-f urtn stree on N d.J, . pJ l6th
ANY further informal on csit trIiIg The Depart
meat OF science, may he hlG Il appIoati0n to
II, asor J +. LESLEY, Dean OF the Faculty, NO
zoos Clinton street. -
ie20-3nw U. j. s1ILLE, L. l.. D., Provost.
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Daila GeasitsttiAG.
JENKINS q ATKINSON.

WILMER ATKINSON, . ,....,'''''''''' Publisher
Mr. Terms, Etc, See Second Page
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doubtless forgotten all about the author OF
that irresIsibly comic farce, and yet another
generation might haves enjoyed the eceentrici-
ties of the intrndlng gentleman with the wnlte
hat, the boots and the umbrella IN eaual .oi-
getfnlness. had not Mr.. John Poole, Few DAYS
ago, quietly left the world he has 80 mucn
amused. The most curious circumstance con-
nected with the death ofthls autbor-or ratner
adapter. for "Paul Pry," like "simpson Co.,,
,sDes. as a Post,n and others OF Mi pooie.s
works. was translated from the French-'s
that he died from lack OF Social com mpanlon-
shin. He outllved all his contemporaries, saw
the brilliant society OF which he was one OF the
most famous lights pass away, and nevertheless
persevered in the error of foutliving his popular
ity. In bis old age Charles Dickens was his only
friend, though q kind and constant one, who
not only secnredhim a small pension, but car.
rIed it to the spperanpuated playwright him
self on qlarter-day. In anticipation OF these
visits, 1t is said that Poole used to draw pp
long list Of subjects on which to converse
with .hls famous friend. When Dickens died.
Poole langulshed for his lost companlonship,
and finally testified to the value oflhis friend
by following him to the. grave. But II MT.
Poole is not remembered, "Paul Pry" will not
vet be forgotten wherever the English Ian
euage Is spoken.
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An Honest Republican,

In the House Of Representatives, on Tues
day, Mi. B. A. Bosemon, one OF the colored
members from Charleston, made the follow.
ing manly declaration OF bis opposition to
the Blue Ridge swindle:
ut having been reported to me that certain
persons have asserted that my absence from
the House, on Saturday, when the veto mes
sage of his ExcelleRcy, relating to the act to
relieve the State of South Carolina Of all
liabilities for Its guarantee of the bonds OF the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, came up for
consideration. arose from desire to shirk the
vote that would necessarily ensue. To those
who were instrumental In putting this report
In circulation 1 have no reply or explanation
to make, regarding, as I do, their belief or
opinion with supreme Indifference.
"For the information Of my friends and con-
slituenta, however, desire to say that my ab-
sence from the House, and from the city, was
due to the serious indisposition of 8 member
of my family at my home in Charleston.
"In conclusion, would state that had been
present, would have voted, as have ever
voted, when such measures as the one now re-
fsrred to were presented to me, viz: with Inc
minority of the members of this House,"
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Tho Watsree Bridge.

We learn that Colonel Wm.;4 Shannon
and Messrs. Clarke and Baum, Special Com
missioners from Kershaw County, are now
in Charleston; the object OF their visit be-
ing to obtain the assistance OF the South
Carolina Railroad Company in making ar-
rangements for the building Of a bridge
across the Wateree at Camden. The COM
missioners are empowered by Act of Assem-
bly, to issue county bonds and obtain the
means required for the work, and, as the
construction Of the bridge will thro" open
to the South Carolina Railroad and TO
Charleston large and wealthy section OF
Kershaw County, We sincerely hope their mis-.
sion will prove successful. We learn that
the commissioners met with cordial recep-
ton, and expect to complete the negotia-
ton and begin, building at an early day.
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Marrien.

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funeral NDtires.

BURN.-DIed. in this city, on the 9th OF March,
Mr.. THOMAS A. BURN.
~H[S RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
and those of his mother, Ars. L. Burn, and Of Mr..
and Mrs F. P. Eiford, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of the former, at his
late residence, southwest corner Of Wentworth
and Coming streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock,
without further invitation. mach7' :.
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TIE enacting clause OF the absurd bill in
relation to selling spirituous liquors to habit
ual arunkards, was stricken out on Wednes'
day. +i+<..
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w NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, 8. o.-The COUPONS on the Bonds
OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com.
psny for Funded Interest," which mature March l,
1872, will be paid on presentation at the Banking
House of q. II. KIhPTON, Financial Agent, State
of South Carolina. No. Q Nassau street, New York,
or at the First National Balk Of Charleston, at
the option OF the holders. $. W. FISHER,
feb2s-2stuths Treasurer.
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Muniripal Notices.

@- CITY TAXES.-OFFlCE CIT 7
TREASURER, MARCH 2. ls72.-The nrst install
ment OF Cisy Taxes, a' called for oy Ordinance OF
Council, must be paid during the present month.
The payment during the present month OF the
whole amount OF Corporation Tax entities the
payer to i've per cent. discount.
2. THOMAS,
mchesmy4 City Treasurer.
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OhltnQrn.

FBLLER.-Died, In Beaulort, on TUESDAY,
widow Of tue late pr. Thomas Fuller, Ia the 74th
wear nj her age.
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~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY q, 1s72.-Ihe
ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS Of this
Bank will be held at the Banking House, on WED.
SEspAY 18th day Of March proximo, between the
hours OF IL A. N. and P. Ii.
a. d. ALEXANDER,
fehoa thstn6 Cashier.
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NJ FRESH VACCINE MATTER,
TAKEN FROM THE ARM,
FOB SALE AT
BURNHAM'S DRUG STORE,
No. 42l RING STREET,
feb12.1mo CHARLESTON, SO.

H- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
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@ @NOTICE.-OFFICE SAVANNAH
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. O.-The COUPONS for interest
on the Bonds Of the Charleston and Savannah
Railroad Company, guaranteed by the State OF
South Carolina, which mature March /. 1872, will
be paid on presentation at the First National Bank
or charleston. s. W. FISHER, Treasurer.
fah1Q- -oafuth3
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~ ON N A R R A G E. -B
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re.
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to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
meus. New and remarkable remedies. BOOKS
and Circulars sent free. tn sealed envelopes. Ad
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
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.amnseute,,ts.,

"A Ca MY OF NJ UsIC.
FOB TWO EVENINGS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, HARoH sth and 9th.
Return Of those Great Favorites,
WIN. HORACE LINGARD,
ALICE DUNNING (LINGARD)
And their Splendid Company, augmented and
FRIDAY, MARCH Sth,
The Performance will Commence with
A PRETTY PIECE OF BUSINESS (!
Mi,s Fanny Grantly. 80. ALICE DUNN1Na LINaARD)
And the Company.
Followed b the inimitable LlNGARD SKETCHES
And concluding with the Beautiful Three
Act Comedy, by the late T. ".
Robertson, Author Of "Caste,"
"Ours,n &C., entitled
DAVID GARRICKi
Ada Ingot............. ALICE DUNNINa lLINaARD)
SGoise NE s@iiS Eit7ey' .........wx. HORACE LMaARp
And Magnificent Cast
SATURDAY EVENING, March 9th,
First time In this city, Byron's New Comedy,
'WAR TO TIE KNIFE |" I'D
Followed by the Lingard Sketches, and conclud.
ADAY AFTER THE WEDDING
Grand LINGARD MATINEE SATURDAY.
Admission, 81 and so cents; Gallery, 70 cents.
Reserved seats 81 25. Now on sale at Greer's
Book Store; also at Mills House. mca7.2
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. JAS. A. OATES. ..Lesee and Hanageress
Important Announcement. First Appearance
this Season In Charleston Of the Fayorite
par excellence Of the South,
MRS. JAS. A. OATES,
FAMOUS COMIC. OPERA COMPANY.
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, March 11tn,
With Plauche's Great Comic OperatIc Extrava-
ganza entitled
FOR MO,
AND his GIFTED SERVANTS.
And throughout the week presenting Nightly
Changes Of Programme.
New Pieces, New Costumes, New Company.
Everything Brilliant and Recherche.
4TFurther particulars in future advertise.
ments and programmes
ASThe sale Of Reserved Seats will commence
on Thursday morning, the 7th instant. mch4
rTHE FIRST GRAND BALL
WAGEN NER'S ARTILL ERY,
MARCH 2orH, 1872, AT TIE
ACAD EMY OF UsIC.
TICKETS may be obtained from the following
Committee:
b. WOHLKEN,
J. KNoBELoCH, +. MEYER.
b. STEINKAMP, A. R0ES.
Also from Menke Muller, King opposite 60
clety street; F. Won ssnten, King, near Market
street; Geo. q. Lindstect, corner King and Gal.
houn streets; F. Pleper, corner King and Spring
streets.
ASTlckets not transferable.
mch5-tuthssmtuws
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furniture, &r.

DEMONSTRATORS NO T c E.
II Whereas, Letters Of AdmnStratIlon upon ~
lnv EstaIe OF Mrs. SARAH P. GlBbEs, iate o.
scriber. ali persons Indebted 10 the said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same WILL make
'Ds ~ AA ]. PERoNNEAU G1BBEs,
mchs-tua Administrator.
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~NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
A fresh supply received BY DIR. b. BAEh.
mch5-6
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Tho Financial Agency.

The report Of the Comptroller General
lust printed, contains statement OF the
transactions of the Financial Agency OF tne
State, during the fiscal year. This is given
in four separate accounts: First, the general
account OF money received and paid by the
Financial Agent for the purposes OF the State
Government; second, the Agricultural scrip
account; third. the State Arms account;
fourth, the Land Commission account.
l. Upon the general account q balance OF
sl,267, ,075 63 is due the Financial Agent;
which includes the balance transferred
from the three special accounts. Among
the expenditures We fud. s1s2,172 81 for
s.interest and commissions on loans, e1-
'.penEes, express charges, telegrams," &c
It is, however, distinctly stated by Mr..
Kimpton, in presenting the account, that
he has not included his commissions as
Financial Agent. As security for the bal
ance Of 81, ,267, ,075 81, and for commissions
stas Financial Agent, " Mr. Kimpton holds the
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Uamts.

A COMPETENT NURSE.
w Good recommendations requir ed. Apply
at No. "a Meeting street. mcn7-2'
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VKTANTED TO PURCHASE, STRAINED
w CAROLINA HONEY In large or small
quantities.. Apply to DR.. q. BAER, M. 131 Meet.
street ~ mch5.b
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NTANTED TO HIRE, A COLORED WO-
W.. MAN, to do the washing OF family and
to assist In the house. Apply at No. 10 kntledge
street. 4th door above Queen street. mch7 .
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irish RIFLE CLUB.-ATTEND YOUR
Regular Monthly Meeting, at Archer's Hall,
THIS EYsN1Sa, at Z O'Clock, sharp. By order.
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@eehnQe.

II OF P.-GERMANIA LODGE, No. 8.
H. A Regular Monthly Meeting win be held
THIS Thursday EVENING. AZ hall past O'CLOCK,
at Pythian Hail, Society; near King street. Mem.
bers are requested to be punctusl.
my cy oioei VI 'ne W. " I'm. MEERHOLZ, RS.
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NJANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that the cheapest and best warranted
Sewing Machine In the market ia the HOME SHUT
TIE, price $25 and $S7. Can be seen st the Gene
raj Agency, Nc. 81 Hasel street, opposite Express
Office. T. L. BISSELL. 1an12-5mo
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VXTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR DASH,
w q small House In the central or western
part OF the city Address 10" ut this office, stat
ing location. terms DC. 1eb8
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VTTANTED TO PUR CHASE, CASHMERE
w GOATS. Apply to SETH SPENCER, No.
| State street, mch5-tuthsS
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WITH REFERENCE, A
wv white or colored girl to do Homework and
sew. Apply at No. IS Hasel street. mch1-l"
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= I'VE OAK SOCIAL CLBB.-THE REG
IL ULAR Monthly Meeting Of your Club Will
be held at the usual place, THrS (rnqrs ayl EVEN
ING, 7th instant, at 8 O'Clock. +. Il SALHo,
mch7-s Secretary L. D. 8. C..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-03
WILMINGTON, DBL.
Wednesday Afternoon, Jan. 3, 1872
CHANGING THE MAIDEN NAME.

When Lucy Stone married Henry d, Blackwell,
It was agreed between them, and 80 formally re-
corded, that she did not surrender or change her
name. The reason for this was the desire to
protest against any form OF inequality Or inferi-
ority on the part of woman. In many cases, it
would be valuable to the woman il the husband
could take the wifes name Take Olive Logan
for an instance. In a note to New York paper
she mentions her desire to use her maiden name
As nom de plume, by which to be known in her
capacity as lecturer. This is reasonable her
name is part of her professional capital people
have heard OF Olive Logan and recognize her
by that name only Olive Skies would be
stranger, and to adopt the style of Olive Logan
Skies would not completely make up the loss OF
her maiden title.
Similar embarrassment often occurs. Here was
Caroline Richings, well known and popular She
married Pierre Bernard. 1t would have been to
their advantage for him to have taken her
name, not she his, but she followed the ''custom
OF marriage" and we are obliged to call her Mrs.
Richings-Bernard. So with Susan Galton. Her
husband is Mr.. Kelleher, and she is known az
Susan Galton-Kelleher. Why not let these ladies
retain their maiden names.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-03
THE NEW YORK PRESS.
Editorial Extracts From the Great Dailies.
PH1IADELPHIA's NEW POLICE.
From the New York Tribune.l

From the New York Tribunel
Philadelphia can claim the credit Of having
tried bold experiment in municipal police ar
rAngements The old police force was bad and
had proved itself untrustworthy and vicious on
more than one occasion; but with new board
Of city officers came new police organization,
and New Years Day saw the whole Of the old
force removed, and new one put in. Now, il
the newly appointed guardian Of the oity's peace
enter upon and discharge their duties satsfac-
torily and without causing any percephble jar to
the machinery, Philadelphia will have shown
her sister cities how a clean sweep can be made
when occasion requires.
JUDGE BARHARD's BAIIArENT OF CONNOLLY.
GFrom the New York Tribune.l
After all the graduation of friends OF reform
over the arrest and detention of eX-Controller
Connolly on criminal charges, that individual
is at large on the nominal bail Gas to these in
dictments) Of S15, 900. Judge Barnard, yester-
day, decided that the defendant Connolly could
be bailed In the sum of 81 900 each on the fifteen
criminal indictments. This may be justice and
equity; but it is too much like the New York va
rety Of those articles for ready acceptance
Has Judge Barnad been seized with the madness
of hoping that, having failed his friends when
they needed him, he can now regain their
confidence by proffering aid when it is impotentl
He may well be alarmed at the apparent near
nese Of his disgraceful election from the Bench
he has dishonored; but he can only deepen his
shame without bettering his prospects by OPEN
ing fresh alliance with the Ring.