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out OF tho City Of Baltimore, Il shall DO found
mpracticablc, by reason Of the necessities and
circumstances Of the situation, 10 lay oil said
street, avenue or alley, as far as one mile from
the limits Of said city, the said Street Commits.
sioncrs shall lay of the same as far as prscti-
cable, aud return plat OF the survey and loca.
ton thereof TO the County Commissioners Of
Baltimore county, who shall thcreupon pro-
coed in the matter Of the confirmation OF the
said street, avenue or alley in the same manner
as II the same was laid oil up TO or beyond the
limits Of one mile from said city.
SECTION 2. And be itenacted, That whenever,
in the judgment OF the said Street Commits. |
sioners. the public convenience may require |
that any main street or str 10 avenue or /
avenues leading out Of the City OF Baltimore, |
which shall be LAID oil under the provisions OF /
said Act OF eighteen hundred aud seventy, |
chapter ninety-nine. shall be extended beyond |
two miles from the line OF said city, they may |
and shall, on application TO them in writing |
signed by the owner or owners of the majority |
OF front feet Of ground bounding aud fronting |
ON such proposed extension Of said street or
avenue, proceed 10 lay oil the same 10 such
point beyond two miles from the line Of said
lily a. shall be designated IN such application,
and IN laying OF any main street or streets.
avenue ~ avenue, " any extension thereof.
leading out Of tie city Of Baltimore. tn said
street Commis. "ucrs may lay of the 81
any part or p thereof from the lh.1ts Of
The e'ty u the it minus OF such street tnue.
~ proposed 60 BE- extended. cf such " .!th a.
"a their judgment the public convenience MAY
rcguire AMI all such notices shall b. gwen
aud proceedings hat aud taken ~ reference T.
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COACH w o II X :.
.. ALIEN. PARLETT.
Coach Maker Il Blacksmith,


GARkiAGkS. BUGGiES, LAGoEkS, nu6
~ CARTS, aud everything in h,s line rxccu.
ted IN Us good style ns cnn be- done in the city.
and on the most reasonable terns. IN exam.
ination OF my work is solicited
5Ee'- All kinds Of BLACKSMITH WORK
done. as heretofore.
SHoP 6--York noAd. above Ady's Hotel,
Towssntown. Dan. e.--tMyi5.
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tGExEaAL NATunE-So. ss.i

the collection dis.re. Of Br.os De ssutisgc .ad form
part Of said district u sald State
Approved APRIL ~, lsT2
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Victoria Nyanza, but that snosequeu,'s - -,
Livingstone had arrived at Ujil, and ne anu
Mr. stanley were then together. This news
was brought to z.nzloar, April2, by the Arao'
Some consider 1t strange that MIR. stanley'
- a. Hill when the messenger left, did not
send letters by him. This is fully explained
hv the circumstance that he dia not D.
intend to 90 to Unyen.wemba when ne iei'
Ulii, but started with On armed lorce 70
Hoht AGAINST native chief named Misamoo'
between these places, and only came 10 oh-
renwemba because his lighting operations
brouoht him near. Neither Livingstone nor
Stanley have sent any letters, though 1t Is
presumed, of course, that had they known
that channel of communication was open
,bey would doubtless have availed themselves
of the opportunity. Thu news In regard TO
the health of both the explorers is only mega
live. Nothing being said about their being
sick, It is taken for granted that they are well.
The whole story, however, is still unsatislac-
tory. Nothing is said In regard to the iuture
plans of the two explorers, and 1t Is now
nearly seven years since DR.. Livingstone left
England on this last expedition. No direct In
teliisence has been received from him since
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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,,nths 81; three months So so. Served IN the
oity at EIGHTEEN CENTS week, payable to the car
riers, or ss year, paid in advance at the ONCE.
TIE TRI.wEEkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. one year 81; Six
months So so; three months 81 rs
THE WEEKLY NEWS, one year S. SIX copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address. SIS.
Nor1cRa OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words, rs Genus
each Insertion; over 20, and not e.eeea.ne 20. ..
words, 20 cents each insertion; over ~, a." -'
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done, protection against losses oy MAJ. mA, ~
sscnred by forwarding draft ON Charleston pay
ss,a - rho order OF the proprietors OF TIE NEWS
or hy sending the money In a registered letter.
ADDRESS RIORDAN, DAWSON Il CO.,
No. 14s East Bay, Charleston, S. U.
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States and il the North should, in Difference
to our peculiar position, allow the South to
declare the policy of the patty, is it not far
better that such result should flow from the
general assent of all than be forced upon
the party by the action Of portion? The
task before US is to defeat the present adj
ministration. The union of all antagonistic
elements is essential to success. Is it pol
icy to inaugurate the movement by declining
conference and consultation, and rudely re-
pelling those on whose aid we must rely -?
Our duty and our policy are to unite all the
Democrats with the Liberal Republicans on
the Cincinnati platform. Do we facilitate
that result by dssolving the Democratic
party for to refuse 10 so into convention is
to destroy the party.
Neither must VIC forget that large
portion OF those whom we seek to enlist in
our cause, render an allegiance to the No.
t:onal Convention Of the party, to which we
are unaccustomed, and await it's decision
before expressing their own convictions.
The most successful appeal 10 them is
through the Convention. Shall We volun-
tarily cast away on engine Of such potency !?
To influence that Convention, 10 impress
upon it our views, to induce it to realize our
situation and adopt our cause, and labor
earnestly and cordially with us for the re-
demption OF the South, and through it to in
nuence the Reform party of the North, is the
great duty before us. The Convention is
our battlefield. We have every thing to
gain and nothing to lose.
We repeat that the strength OF the argyll
ment is with US, but in all popular questions
it is not safe to trust 10 reason alone. Pas
sions are often more powerful than JudS-
ment and for the South to break the Demo-
cratic party without actual cause, but sim
ply from on apprehension OF danger, Will
surely sting the pride and inHame the pas
sions of the only party in the country which
processes the principles we hold. Might
they not well say, "Why not have met in
council and appealed to our sense of right,
our disposition to do you justice?"
It.seems to US that the. wise and manly
course is to 60 into convention, send our
ablest mer as delegates, and in union with
the ether Southern States exhaust every ef-
fort to procure from the Convention the
action essential to our safety. II we sue
ceed, much is gained; il we fail, the power
OF self-preservation still remains.
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The Political Crisis.

We print, in another column, q letter
from the Hon. W. D. Porter to Colonel
Simeon Fair, in which Mr.. Porter submits
the reasons which, in his opinion, as in our
own, make it imperatively necessary that
South Carolina, at this crisis, should send
full delegation 10 the Baltimore Convention.
AS digufed and temperate discussion OF q
momentous question, Mr.. Porters letter
will be read with deep interest in every part
OF the State.
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The South Carolina Railroad Com
pany.

At q recent meeting OF the directors OF this
company authority was given to issue three
million dollars Of per cent. second mort.
gage bonds, to be used exclusively for OK
tinguishing the floating debt, and for The
absorption Of the non-mortgage bonds OF
the road.
The floating debt OF the South Carolina
Railroad, representing acquisitions OF rail-
road and other property without which the
whole business of the road would have been
IN jeopardy, has been carried at on onerous
expense, with the expectation that the reve-
nue. OF the company would allow OF its grad
ual payment. Recent investments, how
ever, increased the volume OF the floating
debt to an extent which made it unadvisable
to continue it as O charge against income
alone. For the most port it is clearly as
much charge against capital as The origi-
nal cost OF constructing the road, and it
was reasonable to expect, moreover, that
the funding Of the floating debt would re-
suit in considerable saving to the compa-
ny. But the obtaining OF large sum OF
money was not the only point to be re-
garded The holders OF the non-mortgage
bonds were entitled to certain considera-
tion. And it is believed that the plan final
ly adopted is just to these, and advantage
Gus to the stockholders. The President
is authorized to sell the second mortgage
bonds for cash, and also to receive in part
payment the non-mortgage bonds OF the
Company. Taking the price OF the second
mortgage bonds at 80, and allowing two
thirds OF the price to be paid in non-mort-
sages the holders OF these last named bonds
obtain highly desirable security at
very low. rate. For instance, non-
mortgage bonds can be bought at
s5 or less. At this price SIS, 900 OF secured
mortgage bonds would cost: $4,000 at so
cents $4,000, and $4,000, in bonds, at 65
cents, sG5Oo; making total OF sl0,5OO,
which is equivalent to seventy per cent. To
the stockholders the advantage OF the new
arrangement lies in the limit set to the
bonded debt, and in the saving Of expense
This last item will be equal to $50, 900 or
$40, coo year; and the increase OF indebt-
edness, spread over period OF thirty years,
canuot exceed one per cent. per annum.
The earnings OF the road are likely to in
crease, and the earnings OF The first four
months OF 1872 are largely In excess OF the
earnings of The corresponding period Of
1871; but even If the net income in future
years does not exceed that of last year, the
completion OF the funding OF the floating
debt will still allow the company to pay
moderate annual dividends. Altogether the
position OF the company has never, since the
end OF the war, been as strong as it now IS.
The road and equipment are in splendid
order, the control OF the Macon and Augusta
and the GreenVile roads secures to it large
and growing business, and the arrangement
OF the floating debt will unquestionably
enable it to give the Stockholders hand
some return from what has been for some
time an unremunerative investment.
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IRISH ESTIV AL

RISH ESTIVAL
Will be held at schntzenplatz on 9th and 28th
Instant under the patronage Of the Irish Rifle
Club. Trains will run at intervals Of thirty min
utes, leaving Ann street Depot Of South Carolina
Railroad, and for further convenience the Steam.
ers OF the SunIvan's Island and Mount Pleasant
Ferry company Will make frequent trips to the
Platz leaving Atlantic whsrves.
Cards of invitation may be had from the mem.
bers OF the Committee, or at the stores Of
O. LITSOHGI, East Bay.
F.VON SANTEN, King street Bazaar.
G. W. AIMA2. King and Vanderhorst streets.
D. FITz GIBB0N. King and Cannon streets.
F. L. O'NEILL, King street Grocery.
D. O'NElLL, No. 1858 King street.
P. WALSH, No. 81 Market street.
AS- Positively no sale OF Tickets at the gate.
JAMES ]. GRACE,
may18-9 Chairman Committee.
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NTEW MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Tkt WEEKLY LINE OF FOUR.H ORsE COACHES
FROM GREENvILLE, 8. c., TO ASHE-
VILE, N. c.,
Leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Arrive at AsheviIle next day by I Pm.
Leave AsnevtIle Monday, Wednt ,sday and Friday
1P. N.
Arrive at Greenville next day bN7P.M.
leaving Greenville In the morning 20 through to
Fiat Rock and Hendersonville ia daylight
Fare TO Flat Rock S.; to AsheViIe 81.
may3-2mo w. p. BLAIR.
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BoarbluG.

ID 51o Henry street, by the day or week. Par.
ties visiting New York viii Ind it to their Interest
and comfort to call at abUye number, few min
utes by hOrse.cars from COrtlandt street, New
York, Via Hamilton Ferry. Sac4et.street cars
CROSS Henry street few doors from tie large
four.story double house. CommodlOus and ele.
gantly furn shed rooms con be engaged az roder.
ate rates by addressing u. q. KNIGHT, as above.
mayo II
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Mem Dnbliratlons.

Nem Unbliratlons.
1UST P q B L S 81 E D,
"THE NEWSPAPER PRESS OF CHARLESTON,
SOUTH CAROLINA"
Containing, besides Chronological and Biog.
raphical Record OF the Press fer one hundred and
forty years, curious and Interesting local events
10 the history OF 0d Charlestown, names OF early
Settlers great fires, tornadoes, murders, execu-
tions, &C., DC.
For sale at Fogartie's Book Depository, John NJ.
Greer & son and Holmes's Book House. King
street, and at Doscher's Periodical Depot Broad
street, ar the Bay.
The Book, which is l2mo. volume, neatly
bou' d In cloth. will be sent by mail, and postage
paid. Oh receipt OF the subscription price.
may23.3mwf3 I
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Cost and Gounb.

T OST IN QUEEN, NEAR RUTLEDGE
IL street. or in Rutledge street, pair Of Gold
SLEEVE BUTTONS. reward will be given II
left nc THR NEWS once. mayl3
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A LII DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
IA MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
aud at the shortest notice. Also O few good BE-
cond.hand Machines for sale, very low ]. L..
LUNSfURD, Smith street, north OF Wentworth.
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WTEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
w One OF the best estanllIhed Weekly News
papers In South Carolina Is orered for lie.
1t has complete Printing Ofite In good condi-
tion.
The locality Is one OF the best In the State-in q
town which is now thriving and growing. Rail
road connections, nearly completed, will consld.
erably increase It's prosperity.
The gross receipts OF Off g In 1871, $4,000.
Terms or sae-Half Cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen months.
satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply
to WALKER. EVANS K COGSWELL, No Broad
and No. 100 East Bay street, Charleston, 8. @.
nlay2l-tuf8
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Gesiipal.
GRAND D IRISH FESTIVAL
MAY 9TH AND 2SrH, 1872.

FIRST DAY.
The FESTIVAL will be inaugurated by salute
of fourteen guns, to be fired at Citadel Green at
o'clock =. NJ.
The Procession will form on Citadel Green at 8
O'Clock A. NJ, and be In readiness to move att.
The route will be down King to Broad street,
through Broad street to East Bay, up East Bay to
Market street, through Market to Meeting, up
Meeting to the Ann street Depot OF the South
Carolina Railroad, where the Rlfemen will EN-.
bark on special train bound to Schutzenplatz.
The approach to the grounds will be announced
by an artillery salute.
On arrival there will be addresses OF welcome
and spread. OF refreshments, after which the
RinemeR and visitors win address themselves to
the several sports provided for their entertain
ment.
Centreshooting and Target Practice for all visl
tors and Rinemen will begin at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and terminate at O'Clock P. N.
The Festival will close for the irst day at
O'Clock.
The Rlnemen will assemble on the PIatz at o
O'Clock A. II.
Centre Shooting and Target Practice Will begin
at 10 O'Clock A. II. and cease at O'Clock P. n.
The "Target Of Honor" will be shot at from l
to O'Clock, tfor both days.)
fitting for Head and Ring Will be conducted BY
Charleston Social Mounted Club, from 4 to s
O'Clock P. NJ.
The Award OF Prizes with appropriate cere-
monies, Is fixed for O'Clock P. n. on this day.
There will be diversity Of Irish National and
Manly Games, regulated by special committees,
on both days. and only such amusement OF this
character as ls prescribed will be permitted.
The Festival will close at O'Clock.
JAMES J. GRACE,
D. O'NEILL, A. g. MAGRATH, JR.,
JAS. F. WALSH, T. O'BRlEN,
D. F. GLEASON, JAS. F. GREENE,
T. ]. KENNEDY, j.. KENNY,
NJ MCGOURISa, JNO. 0'KEEFE.
mayl8.smwf6
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WTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small House In the central or western
part OF tho city. Address "Q" at this office stat.
ing location, terms, &C. feb8
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THE HOT SPtRI N G S !,
i BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
Are now open to visitors. Its waters are cele-
brated Tor the cure of heumatism. Gout, Paraly.
sis, Torpor Of Liver, Chronic DiarrnGs or Dyssn.
terry, Dlscas g Of the Uterus, Affections or the
skin. especially Of syphlntlc or gIn, and numer.
Gus Chronic Diseases.
THE BATHS ss'-
Vary in temperature from 80 to ITO degrees
Fahrenheit and present every variety OF Chronic
Bath. They are moreover found to prepare the
system for the beneficial actio q OF waters found
at the various other Mineral sp rings.
MUD BATHS
Have been constructed simlfr to those that are
largely used at the most cee brated spas In Ger
many, and which give sufferer the benefit Of the
very valuable remedial agen ss contained 10 the
Mineral Mud. These springs OfIer UNSURPASS-
ED ATTRACTIONS to both the Invalid and Pleas.
ureSeeker. The equipment and management
are equal TO those OF nrstclasa city Iels. Every
modern Improvement has been provided.
Professor ]. l.. CABELL, N. D., OF the Universl
ty OF virginia, Resident Physician. For Pam.
phlets and circulars, address s. y. TARDY c.,
Richmond, Va, or ]. A. AUGUST, Manager. ho6
Snriups Bath Oupty, Va. may22-WInZmo
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GUr 5ale.

EOR SALE, A MOCKING BIRD, ONE
II year old-superlOr songster. Apply at this
Utfice may24 IL
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HENDERSONVILLE N. G.
The undersigned has opent the klpLEY
HOTEL, In this place, Tor Inc summeI' Snu San
mar Of reasonahIe rates, q. A. ALLEN,
mauoaimn Proprietor.
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VTTANTED, THE, PUBLIC TO KEEP
w Time clocks for the million, at manufac.
Iurel's prices, warranted, from 81 90 up. AkCH-
Ek,S BAZAAR may20-mwf3H
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VITANTED, LADIES TO KNOW 1 HAVE
w received so cases Fancy Hats, prices from
l5c. 10 soc Bustles soc. ARCHER'S Bazaar.
mQy2O-mwf3x
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WJANTED, GENTLEMEN TO SAVE so
w per cent by procuring Shirts, Ties, Gloves,
Cellars, Handkerchefs and straw Hats, at AROH.
ER,S BaZaar may2O-mWfS%
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VTTANTED, A WET NURSE, WITH
w child about two months old. Apply at
No. SO Montague street. may24.l"
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VTTANTED, A COMPETENT WON AN,
w white or co.ored, 10 sew and assist with
children. Apply ut Mr.. HARRIS, Montague street,
near smith, may24-2+
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VETANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
" Wash; also, Girl, about IA years old. Ap.
ply ut No. Kutledge street, corner OF Queen.
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UTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN TO
w COOK and wash for small family at
Mount Pleasant. Apply at No. 81 Tradd street.
may2l-fS
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IITANTED, A WET NURSE, WITHOUT
w Guild. Apply at No. 8 Ladson's Court.
maY23-3
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UTANTED, THE PEOPLE TO KNOW I
w received. via steamship Manhattan, 100
cases Merchandise, On sale at half price. ARCH
ER'S Bazaar, ma, 20-mwi3+
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Uants.

VKTANTED, A SITUATION BY A Re-
w SPECTACLE white woman TO cook. Is
wiing to make herself usClu'. Good references
glvvr. Apply at No. 10 King street. may2+1+
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WTANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF EDU.
w CATION and due address, as Lecturer.
For particulars address F., at THE NEWS office.
mAy20 az
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VIJANTED, A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w MAN, we'll acquainted in the General Mer-
chandise and Cotton Business. The applicant has
had several years. e3 perence In both branches.
Best OF references furnished. Address A., DAILY
NEWS otilcts may236
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-09
TpHILIP PARK,
GPRING TRADE.
NEW MUSICAL GOODS.

Just received a new assortment of fine double
and single reed GERMAN ACCORD EUNH-
the same that have given SO much satlsiMcton
More of those CHEAP VIOLINS, from S2.5n
to 81 90, Of coed Tone Guitars, Violin Bows
Harmonicos, Jews Harps, fine Banioes of my
own make, and everything usually found IN n
regular Music store. 't.
/ desire to call attention to my large assolt-
ment of Violin and Guitar Strings, of my own
importation better in quality aud cheaper than
any offered heretofore, comprising genuine ltal-
ian, French and German Strings, at wholesale
and retail.
Always on hand fine new and secondhand
PIANOS for sale or rent.
Smiths superior Parlor and Church Organs
l am agent for VIM. knabc & Cos. Splendid
Pianos, Offering them for sale ut factory prices,
and OF accommodating terms usual in other
cities.
SHEET MUSIC, new and popular, select
stock always on hand. l will suppl J any Music
published upon being furnished with the correct
name OF the piece and composer thereof. The
usual discount to teachers and schools.
Music and Strings sent to order by mail. All
kinds of Musical instruments repaired, tuned,
packed, &c.
Terms always cash, with the exception of those
mutually agreed upon for Pianos and Organs.
an 1T V. BECKER.
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NOTICE-As some members Of the Board of
IN Health refuse to make their rounds and
INSPECT the premises of the residents of their re-
spectiye wards, as has heretofore been done by
their predecessors, desire all persons who are
aware of existing nuisances to report the, same
to me, as it is impossible for me to make the ne
cessary inspection in addition to my otheI duties.
~, G. w. CLIFFORD.
iv SGT Supt. of Police