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Political Notes

Inc democratic members OF the New Hamp-
shire legislature, In caucus, have nominated Mr.
Harry Bingham for United States Senator.
OF the Texas democratic press, twelve papers
are for stralght-out democratic nominations
eight are awaiting the action Of the Baltimore
convention, and ten favor Greeley and Brown.
The sub committee Of the national demo-
cratic committee appointed TO arrange details
for the meeting of the Baltimore convention
have called meeting for the purpose.
Fhe San Francisco Republican gives a list of
California journals, which shows that thirty
nine support Grant, three are for Greeley, and
three tau in San FraneiscO) are on the fence.
The Augusta Ca CoHstitgtiONaItsf IL now
strong for Greeley. but says: eff we were T. Sc
lect for the head of our columns the name that
would come nearest being the exponent of our
opinions, We would place there jefferson pa
Wis;
The Utah democratic territorial convention
have elected Messrs. Wadley ID. johnson, T.. p.
johnson and John II. Ely delegates 20 the Bal
more convention, and endorsed the Cincinnati
platform and nominations, but declined TO in
struct delegates.
The Norfolk (Va.) Journal sadly saws. A great
many Of our good people swear by all that IL
holy they can't stand Greeley, and say they pre-
fer all sorts of things instead. The same old tx
We shall and we shan't,
We will and we won't;
Well be beat if we do,
And wei be beat If we don't.
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The Y. Nj. G. A. AND TIE BIBLE, TOBACCO
AND WHISKY QUEsTIoNs.-The international
Young Mems Christian Association con ention,
in session at Lowell, on Saturday selected San
Francisco as the next place OF meeting. The
committee on resolutions reported that IL was
inexpedient to adopt the resolution in relation 10
the reading of the Bible in the schools, on the
ground that il is not within the sphere OF this
convention to make cial declaration on any
topic which does not relate directly TO the work
OF evangelization among young men by agencies
appropriate to their own organization. The
prohibition OF the use of tobacco was discussed
and finally left as provided for by the conven-
ton Of ls69-to the discretion of the members
although the general feeling of the meeting was
that no good christian would use il, coupled with
which was the resolution making total absti-
nence test OF membership. An amendment TO
ance" be struck out and 'stotal abstinence" sub
sfituted. was passed
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From Geneva To-day.
The DAY OF JUBILEE.
Boston.s Big Blow Cat.
GREAT DoISes AT THE HuB.

GREAT DOiNGs AT THE HUB.
BosToE. June 1.-THE first day OF the In 'er-
national Peace Jubilee opens with delightful
weather and brilliant prospects % success. The
special feature 10 tire morning the arrival 4
the British band, az shout sunrise, while eau
non were firing ami bells ringing IA Gel, hrStIon
Of the battle OF Bunker HE'LL The hand were
received a. the depot by the Jubilee executive
committee and fbreakfSsted az their quarters.E
RECEPTION PROCESSION
for all the visiting bands except the French,
which had its reception last week. fO5 med AT
O'Clock, and embrsc delegations Ot all the
British, Scotch and German societies Of Boston
and vicinity aud the citizens generally. The
lst regiment acted as ekcOrt, with cavalry bat
talon and the Boston Fusiliers. Dense crowds
thronged the sidewalks and windows along the
whole route, and the visitors received a hearty
welcome. All the bands appeared in parade
dress. A review by the city goyernment and a
collation. ended the morning paSde-
oUTPoURISG OF TIE PEOPLE.
People are pouring into the city from all
quarters and by all cOnyeysnces. Every state
and territory il represented in the chorus
already here. The city il decorated with days,
and nearly all business IL suspended
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ST. LoUIe, june 1.-THE DerOcraf this morn
ing publishes crop dispatches from over one b m
bred points in Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, IOwr
and Nebraska, which represent that the winter
wheat is very poor. A large amount has been
ploughed up, and tae remainder viii yield only
from one-tbsTo % one-lslf q crop. There is
very little old wheat on hand.
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THRPoLfrIcAL SITUATION OF THE Country
The New York Times gives statement, Gov
ering six columns, Of the political situation
throughout the country, made up from what
1t considers entirely trustworthy sources This
shows twenty-three states, giving 249 electoral
votes for Grant, eight states, giving GO electoral
votes for Greeley, if endorsed at Baltimore, and
SIX giving 81 electoral votes, doubtful. The
states set down for Greeley, If Endorsed at Balti-
more, are Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Mary
and tennessee, Texas, Virginia and Kentucky;
and the doubtful states, Connecticut, Indiana,
New Jersey, Louisiana, West Virginia, and
Missouri
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From Europe To-day.

OONShAItLATANo TEE fotE
RoMB, June 1.-THE twenty-sixth anniver-
sary of the accession OF Pope Plus Ninth to the
pontifcal chair was celebrated i'm this city yes
terday IN & becoming manner by the faithful.
-Four thousand persons representing ali the ma
tons OF the earth, preceded 70 the Vatican aud
presented oOngrstulatOry addresses 10 his hOli-
ness, who on appearing before has visitors wa
greeted with loud cheers.
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Movements. of Pre~sdeus Grant

Lone BRANCH, June T.-President Grant,
accompanied BY Gen Horace Porter, will leave
here this evening 70 attend the cabinet meeting
He will leave on Saturday evening next tor Bos-
ton 20 attend the meeting Of the Peabody ed
ucational fund society, aud will be present at
the musical festival.
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TIE SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUrLER.-in the
trial in New York city OF the suit against Gen
Butler Tor an alleged forcible seizure OF the
steamer Nassau al New Orleans in 1s62 v allie
he was in command there, Friday was CON
sumed in technical legal argument as 10 the ad-
missibilfy OF documents connected with the
ownership OF the Nassau. The papers were ex-
cluded for the present. There WAS a large at
tendance in the courtroom, and many prOmi-
nent members OF the legal profession were pre-
sent. Gen. Butler took leading part IN the
argument.
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A Card ,

Card.
Clergyman, while residing In South America,
rs missionary discovered safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay +,
Disease of the Urinary and Seminal Organs 4nd the
whole trsin Of disorders brought by bapeful and
vicious habits. Great numbers ha re been cured BIZ
this noble remedy Prompted By desire TO benefit
ID afflicted and unfortunate, viii send the reci pc
for preparing and using this medicine in q sealed
envelope 20 any enc who needs il, E,ss Of Charge,
Address, JOSEPH INMAN,
station d, Bible House.
roarHiy New York City.
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Fannie Turned Up Again

CHARLEsToE, ,. u, june ia steamer OF
800 tons, fully manned and armed, appeared on
Charleston bar on the lsth instant, giving her
name a. the Pioneer, OF the Cuban navy. Lieut..
y. Augustus ChanveauK came ashore and sent
dispatches north, and left for New York yester-
day suspicion prevails. that she is the Fan
ME.
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BUFFALO, June n.-An engine attached 20
freight train on the Lake shore and Michigan
Central railway, ran OF the track near East
Buffalo this morning, setting IRE - and dstroy-
ing two cars loads Of oil and one load Of live
hogs.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATIoNs.-Fortyn MOTIF
cations have been sent to applicants for clerk
ships in Post Office depar ment requiring them
to present themselves for competitive exsmina-
tons on the 18th, 18th, and 18th insts. in the
rooms of the board, at the Post Office depart
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Dsiaen sanchss, son-in-isw Of Pres,as,,s
Sesfes, ~ pazsnesr on the steamer Civ o}
Aexco Tor Nev York IL h reported thsi "a
goes there Tor the purpose o. purchss,nS N -
AZ ms for me Mexican eoyernnent
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THE LABOR STRIKE TRouBLEs.-The excite
ment and evident apprehensions of serious trou-
BILE about the labor movements continue i'm New
YORK city: The principal shops were guarded
on saturday by strong bodies of police, and
great efforts were necessary to prevent an ont
break by the excited men. Meetings were held
and demonstration Of q warlike character were
made by hundreds of the strikers, and il was
only after the police charged with their club
that the excited men were dispersed II ia
feared that serious difficulties will occur in New
YORK city and Brooklyn, to meet which all the
avaalabie policemen are held In reserve and
should the officers prove inadequate 10 cope
with the sfrtkers call upon the military win
BE made. At Albany serious strike has oc-
Cured among the employees OF the New York
Cenfrai and Hudson River railroad, they de-
manai0e the eight-hour syQem, andit is thought
tnAt the movement will extend to-day TO the
Bosom and Albany railroad shops in east All
ba.y. q, jersey city the strikers attempted q
fnctte not, and wore charged upon and dis
Persed By tho police, and In the melee Z num-
Per q Peseons, tnelnding one policeman, were
badly injured. a meeting Of the trades unions
e Boston has been called IN Faneuil Hall foy
tD-morsoW evening IN furthsEance OF the eipht-
hour movement. -
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DEdgx snowdsn, sr., OF the Alexandra
Gaxettes - seriously i'll - issssIs
n0Mey~'s brewery, ON Esssx street, New
York, uas aeisod yesterday BY revenue oficers
~Tw6nty perDons Were bitten By . mad dog
IN TIE east end Of Louisvjile, KY. Saturday
night.
in Music Hall, Boston, last night, pTeIi minary
to the musical festival to-day.
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COLONEL LEE has resigned the deputy
governorship of the Soldiers Home, and viii go
to the White Sulphur Springs in July, and to
Europe a couple of months later.
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SUICIDE or An Army oFpIcRR.-It Is stat>d
that Capt. Alexander Gillespie, formerly An
army omoer, but lately residing on farm near
day or two since, by shooting himself M, =
pistol Deceased wns married man and Ieavse
vie and one child--Psnsbsro DtspafcK.
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DETAoHED.-Major j. r. Fendsll, for the last
two years or more commandant Of the marine
barracks at Annapolis, has been detached, and
ordered TO the command at Portsmouth, N. II.
Major Fendall, who is a native of this CITY has
won much commendation for the manner in
which he has discharged his duties at Annapo-
lie
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tn. RAJ for the Monmouth Gun AZ I,ong
Branch, on ruessy, July 2, Tor which Hsrry
Bassett and Longfellov ere entered, Is exciting
en iis 'i sss. .ss%ons the men and
bet ON the result, sliehfiy i'm favor M 8sspetf,
who u the fAvorite With eastern nen.
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SOLD FOR TAxEs.-One hundred and s;,
pieces of real estate in Norfolk were sold for
taxes last week. They belonged generally Ia
poor people, many Of whom are thus rendered
homeless, and some Of whom, says the Psroi nias.
will probably have to 60 to the poorhouse for
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Al IMfoRTANr LIyB IHaURANCR DECISION
In the superior court Of Baltimore last week
In a action Against tho 0erraania LIE insurance.
company to recover $4,000, the amount Of 3
nitted suicide n 1871, the jury rendered YER
DICT Tor the plain4f for the ful amount. judge
Debbin having ruled that the company was la
bic II the Jury found from tho evidence that
Pullman had killed himself In ft a insanity.
which overpowersd his consciousness and res-
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Hon. JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio, has been
appointed commissioner to remove the Flat
Head Indians from Bitter Root valley, Montana
territory, TO Jocko Reservation in the same
territory. The lands occupied by the Flat
Heads will now be open for settlement, 10 actual
settlers only, at 81 IS per acre,
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,h TIE Rsn LoSs , nogns.s:.The only member Of
late james Gordon Bennett I'm New York. vas
james Gordon Bennett. jr., and IL w. stafed
that mrs. Bennett md 4in Jennie Beuneff
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TIE LABOR MOVEMENT IN GRRMANY.-
There are apprehensions Of sersous trouble frum
the labor movement in Berlin The engineer
threaten TO strike, and the masters have resol
to meet it by locking up their shops and facto-
ries, thereby throwing out Of work all employes
whether engaged in the strike or not,
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ReIease Of . Fishtn~ Ser

Release Of . Ffshfng Schooner.
HALIFAX, June 1.-THE schooner Frank,i,
Schenck, ssized last year for infraction on fhs
fishing laws, has been released on the payment
of fine and costs. --f
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on rA snss.s u r H. yrsslsnd convicted
csiiead me Jersey City treasury Of Al. 2po.
which vas REFUNDED, hes been senfencsd % psv
anne o. 500. The ene was paid and the prs
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Jupes Ball 1ned 3 sherif Of alrfax county.
turning writ which had been sent 10 hin :, -
execnted Win this embarrassment: DamneS a.
can nnd Darnss, and I'm nearly fro.e Ioohins
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A sIxKrse LAKs-rhs water in white LAKE.
reeorss has roce4od several feet IN the nssr es
days, and 10 still rapidly sinking The Are n
on ne mountain top, and has probably found 4
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The four handicap races Ct Jsroms part
5ssefoaS, were von respectively BY Mid6sv'
Lochtels Alroy and Lobelia
0The alleged nllbustsr Edward stewart d
rspSc - - Aspany,u, bat unable 70 discharge
- respectable citizen Of Eqex, Mass., hsr
ooe ms own grave the pest voek. He wanted
10 oe buried near hts nearest and dearest friend
with, he thought he would do his own worf.
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Also, all kinds Of California Wines, 75c. and 81
per bottle Port, Angelica, uscatel, Sherry, Hook
and Claret, Also, Kelly s Island Catawbs.
These Wines very superior. aud just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jeI3-tr Second and d SITS. ". W.
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TIE GERhAM oovHRHMxxr has acceptss An
enect the proposal Of France for its evscusfior
=, ne inste1meIo OF the indemnity are paid
before the "a o. March. Is7l "o Psso
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a TxRRIIIc foRxADo passed over 4 portion
OF Baltimore county on Saturday sffsrnoon
trees In itz course. a number Of builfijn~s +.
keistorUtown we're injured. - -
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UP IN BALLooN.-Observer Sergeant
Sehaeffer, of the signal service, has received
orders to hold himself In readiness ~ make a
balloon ascension from Boston on the 4th proxi-
mo, for the purpose OF scientific observ alton of
upper-air currents. The ascension is to be first
Of a series inaugurated by the War department
signal Office for the solution of questions in rela-
ton to erial currents. Sergeant Schaeffer is
supplied with complete set Of instrun ;ents and
will make formal report of the results of his
observations.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NIEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY, June II, 1874,
LAST NIGHT Of THE SEASON,
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT To HERMAN
- EZiFOsTER and the Master Mschini.ts,
G. A. SHEHAN, and II. 3. GROSS.
Last night of the Great Pantomime,
AUMPrY DgMPrY.
WITH MANY NEW ATTRACTIONS.
TIE following artists and Entire Company have
most kindly volunteered: DAN AND EDDIE COL.
IEE, r.E EkENGHTW sI>TERs, McNICH-
On this occasion Mr.. Foster will perform the
almost impossible feat of yUMPiNG THROUGH
TIE EYE OF NEEDLE.
Box ONCE omen from 9 to iel7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. WfllfAm

M. william
Will commenenc, this day
SELLING ais ENTIRE STOCK
At Disco unt If Twenty Per Cent to make room for
FALL cO0ps.
90T PENNs YLyAHIA AVENUE,
iel7-2w AND CTS TREvIsE, PARIS.
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Fine Old Rye whisky.

Fine Old Rye whisky.
WARRANTED PERFECTL PURE.
Fer MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
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PATENT MEDYCINES.

A. K. SHEPHsRD Co., go Pa av bel. 9Th 9 l9th &c
HAMILTON PEARSON, 9th ID SITS Y NJ % "A B
GEO. W GoODALL, 5. W. corner Pa av. aud 10sh 81
JAMES b: BRIEN, 50? La: avenue, near 9th street
HENRY K. CRUrT, ~ 7th street, bet G and 81.
ALBERT 3 RID6wAY, 500 d street, bet. 9th and 10th
janis 0'HAsAN, 1911 Pa av., bet 18Th and 18th SITS
WM. ROrHwELL, lis Pa. avenue, Capitol Hill.
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SELECT SUBSCRIPTION MOONLIGHT
CT RSION
OF THs

STEAMER zAIDEE, Capt. CHARLES Z. NIT.
- CHELL.-This stat nc b, safe and -
airy steamer, with the veteran. popu- Ea4AA=N
lar captain en- board, which is saEs1z1EzD
guarantee for the safety good order and comfort OF
all on board be chartered for Excursions on the
Potomac river, at very moderate rates.
Apply to THOMAS M. CROUCH, sixth street
wharf, or Captain, on board. is I'm
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RESTAURANTS.


WHEELER WILSON'S, Steer 4 Son, asts ,lsl Pa a,
They are simple, silent, perfect.
sINeER's Lewis Bear, agt Y. n. q. A. B., 9th
THOMAS MARION, IRE pairing q speciality > sl1 d b
Elias HowEs IMPROVED, j. Kari, az Z, $40 Pa O.
WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, s09 9Th stree
The Family Favorite ~Examine IL.
TEE"KEysTosE," A. q. Stone Co., Agts, 81
81, OPP. Masonic Temple. The strongest and Liz b
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SAc BlAI DABSs oS-
ANTON PEARSON, cor. san q ID, T. Il O. A. B.
A.. khkkD Co 40 Pc. ~. bss. 0th . 10Th 81
GAS OFFICES.
NAsnLSsION Gas tIsEf ConPAsY, as 10th, rsar u
GLASS STA1IEBS.
WV. VAUGHAN. for churches. houses, 10. m d
0BOCEBY 0rOBE6.
So.S. tokNWkLL1soSS, las Pa.sv .yop willard, n
Ll 6Ssk - Market Space, near Nh nrset.
soS, ~ svenre, corner 18th q /.
fAnks ylkriSsroN, INA PsansyIy suia aysnne
20. sEIrz bae. cor. ~ St ana Wiz sfnia aysnna
HgkL.s go IN street, bstvesn "a II.
H.x. LiIItE Co.. NV. cor. ssh 3 II, Tsxv Ysvd
Gun MAKER9, &c.
yonN J. PRADopg, faiso Bishius TAeki>., n N a
HAIR WORK, &c.
11s. &c. GRIFFIrH. Lsdiss' hair Dresssr is,x = :.
HARDWARE AND CUTLRRY.
T. O. CANPBgLL, 90 Pc. ave., bes Sth ~ Tn a,
J.W. KENNEDY Co. "a Pa. av :, bet On "a ~
=. Il .scHSKipER lst9 Pc ~, bss 10Th and iith IT.
oso p Corr BisBsskst mas Pa bed 10Th anu.
MAk1xS6, 9ADDLEBY ATBUUKR
2. a. LETz ia Bzo.. - Pc. av., adi. Hat Hoeei.
Ia. .. ToPHAn Co, - 1th -, s6fG o. y Hail
= J.. ROLAND, a. Penn. ave.. BET. elh and m ~
o. BuRszss, los Pennsyivsais ave-. nsax GHlsrds.
HATS. CATS AND YURR
-AuIEI Ruorr, sos Pc. sv., bet esh and lo<h sts
HORSE 6HOEB8.
yosx y. DokAS, g., bss sth 10th and l,sa ID n
Bosses shed according 70 natural formstoa Of feet
aRifssroS aoysx. Vermont ave. and street.
DETRIMENTAL HOTKI, Pa syenue, near 81 sfYes< .
HOWARD Housx, ;. W corner Ps az. and 9Th g.
ycsslzf house. corner 18Th and n streets.
sfpASHL.s Housxycor. ssh& D: 20 peg day
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PIANOS, &c.

MOST AMUSING TOY OUTi-Causes inanimate
II nsures 70 dance TO the music Of pianos
street west, between Pa. avenue and st VvHSv
Asesn yor MSt's Ptasos, and manufacturers OF
Repaired. taci1 -
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PRINTING OFFICES.

GIBSON BROTHERS, 1919 Pa. ave bet 10th q 18th
JOSEPH l.. PEARSON, corner 9Th and ID streets.
POWELL & GiNcK, 6s0-62, II street, near 7th.
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Job Printing,

Our business men and friends gem
orally are invited to call at our office
and examine Our new Job Press. This
press is of the Degener x Weller pa.
tent, and is capable of printing 1900
Impressions per hour. Our object in
purchasing so costly a machine is to
keep our business men from sending
OF t. have theif wofk done. We
therefore ask them to give us fair
trial and be convinced that our Job
department can turn out as good
work as any other in the South. AL
kinds Of Job Work will be tiehtly and
speedily executed at small advance
on New York prices.
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Crumbs.

Crumbs.
The number of deaths in Charles.
ton for the week ending Saturday
last is 3o-whites 8 4; colorod, 90.
A man who loves his family will al:
ways take o newspaper, and NAH
who respects his family will always
pay Cor it.
A drove Of 80 turkeys passed thro'
Asheville few days since, en- route
for South Carolina.
Mr.. r. NJ. Wallace, Collector of
Internal Revenue, of Columbia, has
been nominated as U. 8. Marshal, in
place of il. e. Johnsons
The Chester Reporter states that in
the last fortnight ninety shares of the
capital stock of the NasioBal Bank of
Chester have changed hands at one
hundred and two dollars per share.
The Committee appointed at the
last session of Congress to investigate
tho Hu Nlux cutrages in the South-
ern States have sub m ftted their re-.
port. They place the present indebt.
edness of South Carolina at $39,l5s,-
9l4.47. The debt of the State In
1865 was about $4,50O,o0O.
Coral beads around the neck ara
said to avert neuralgia. :"
1t is rumored that boat con neaining
aparty Of colored persons swamped
near Charleston, off West Point Mills,
and fifteen Of them were drowned.
General Wade Hampton, has ao..
cepted the invitation of the Frederick
(Md.) Agricultural sooiaty to deliv.
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We learn that notwithstanding the
inclcmcncy of the weather, Reidville
Female College, Spartanburg District,
s. C:, opened with seventy pupils ;
the humber with reach one hundred
10y A.t OF March.
4'he Fofkviire Endaisef Says that
Mrs. seehrest who was 30 badly burn
ed on the morning of the 4th instant,
died on sunday afternoon last from.
the Injuries she sustained.