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A THEATRICAL LARK.

1WO VI Clo nOSU pOPuAuI COuculuub
in London are, Toole, of the Gaiety,
and Lionel Brough, of the Holborn.
Some time ago, they both appeared con-
jointly in a drama, in which they wore
ragged woe-begone costumes, and at
the desire of eminent artists in Regent
street, they went in their rags to be
photographed. While waiting "be-
tween the plates" Toole suggested to
his brother comedian to sally out and
call upon o mutual acquaintance-a
stuck-up, pompous sort of person, and
who would be horribly shocked in re-
ceiving visitors in such garb. Brough,
who is O confirmed Joker, at once as
sented, and popping on their battered
hats, out into the street the pair slipped,
and made for the house of their would
boswell friend. Rat! tat! tat! went
the knocker in the most pronounced
manner, and in order to make it appear
that the visitors was of more than ordi-
nary distinction, they pulled the bell
almost out of its peaceful socket. The
house resounded with it's tintinabulatory
din.
A neat, but furried housemaid, fol-
lowed by boy in buttons, rushed to
the door, with great anxiety of cx-
preston. At the sight of the cadger-
looking men, their first impulse was to
shut the door in their faces.
"Hey! stop-is Mr.. --in imp"
"No, he's not; and we don't open
the door to beggars," said the maid.
"We have no cold meat here"
"Get out, dor squeaked out the
page from the rear of the maids crino-
line.
CT axes your pardon" said Toole, in
an assumed tone, you are making a
slight mistake my pretty maid. We
want to see your master" and he men
toned the gentleman's name, and that
of his wife.
"We have important business with
him." chimed in Brough, giving his tat
ters twist, I" it's awful important"
The girls face wore dazed aspect,
and she said:
Master never sees the likes of you
at his house, he's most partikiler, aint
he, Charles?" appealing to the page.
You must be making mistake"
"Oh, no we amt" responded Toole
with extreme gravity. But I'm sor.
ry William is out (the Christian name
of the gentleman); I have no card abou,
me, pretending to tumble among his
rags), but when he comes to dinner
Just say that his two cousins from the
Workhouse called as they were passing
through London"
The maid stood aghast, " the buttons
let out wild laugh, and the two come
dians turned back to the Photographic
stu lilo to see how the last plate had de
veloped. Toole protests that the MIND
of that maid will have undergone cur
ious revolution in regard to the lofty
character of her master since his cousins
called.
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E The question of woman's rights
has at last reached the Orkney Islands,
off the coast of Scotland. The claim
of women to hold office there has Great
ed dispute between the Parochial
Board and the Boa,tl of Supervisors as
to whether the law of Scotland recogni-
zes such opportunity.
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s@ At the State election in Ohio,
held the Sth instant, Hamilton county
gave Democratic and Liberal majority
of about 5000. This county, in which
Cincinnati is situated, gave Grant a
majority in 1868 of more than 5000.
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@ In sentencing John Gaffney,
Buffalo. to be hanged for murder, the
presiding jndge said: =" You are VIC
tim of the cowardly practice of carry
ing arms"
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z@ The Mohican Indians in Con-
necticut have, by recent Act of the
State Legislature, become possessed of
the political rights which other citizens
Of the State enjoy.
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~ Mrs. Barnard, lady of some
journalistic experience, has become the
editor of the Washington
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UURIOUsITIEs OF ANIMAL LIFE.

There can be no doubt that dogs feel
shame rs distinct from fear, and some
thing like modesty when begging too
often for food. A great dog scorns the
snarling of u little dog, and this may
be called magnanimity. All animals
feel wonder, and may exhibit curiosity,
the latterquality affording opportunity
for hunters, in many parts of the world,
to decoy the game into their power.
The faculty of imitation so strongly
developed in man, especially in u bar
barous state, is present in monkeys.
A certain bull terrier of our acquaint-
ance, when he wishes to go out of
room, jumps up at the handle of the
door and grasps it with his paws, al
though he cannot himself turn the han
die. Parrots also reproduce with won
derful fidelity the tones of different
speakers, and puppies reared by cats,
have been known to lick their feet and
wash their faces in the same manner as
their foster-mothers. Attention and
memory also are present in the lower
animals, and it is impossible to deny
that the dreams of dogs and horses
show the presence of Imagination, or
that q certain sort of reason is also
present.
Animals also profit by experience as
any one realizes who sets traps. The
Yong are more easily caught than the
old, and the adults gain caution by see
ing the fate of those which are caught
Tools also are used by some of the high
er species of apes. The Chimpanzee
uses stone to crack nut resembling
walnut, and the Abyssinian balloons
fight troops of other species, and roll
down stones in the attack before they
engage in hand-to-hand encounter
The idea of property is common also to
every dog with bone, to all birds with
their nests and notably in the case of
rocks.
Nor can certain kind of language
be denied to the brutes. The dog COM
municates his feelings by barks of diff
ferent tones, which undoubtedly raise
ideas similar to those passing in his own
mind.--Edimburgh Rerie,c.
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- 5- -Four cargoes of Goldfish have
been received ut San Francisco from
the northern fishing grounds this sea-
son..
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LcoK ON THIS PICTURE AND THEN ON
THAr.-The following columns divide
the sheep from the goats. The one on
the left contains those whom the Grant
organs call rebels and thieves, and the
other contains the saviors of our coun-
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5E Five young women were among
the sixteen freshmen lately admitted to
the University of Vermont.
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s Miss Rye is on her way from
Liverpool with another lot of model
for the Canadians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-10-19

aE There is nothing which women
despise more In a man than bashfulness.
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THE LOYAL.

THE TRAITORS. THE LOYAL.
Senator Sumner, Rebel Settler,
Schurz, Spooney Butler,
Fenton, T. w. Haight,
Trumbull, Col. Mosby,
Gen. Farnworth, Tom. Murphy,
Gen. Banks, Gov. Bullock,
Gov. Austin Blair, Geo. Corpenning,
Salmon p. Chase, Matt Carpenter,
David Davis, Senator Morton,
Geo. w. Julian, s. Cameron,
Galusha A. Grow, Zach Chandler,
Gov. Sprague, All the Dents,
Gen. j. NJ. Palmer, ,All the Caseys,
Gen. +: H. West, Charley Williams,
Hon. I. c. Sloan, Bismark,
Hon. A. Scott Sloan, Blatant Donkey
Ex-Gov. Spooner. Chicago Times,
Hon. j. I. Case, Brick Pomeroy.
This list is not complete, but it serves
to show what are the Liberals and who
remain in the Grant party. Honest
Republicans can choose between these
two columns. They are wonderfully
significant to say the least. The left
hand column will make up Greeley
cabinet if he is elected, and the right
hand Column will make up Grants
cabinet, if he is elected. Further com.
ments are unnecessary.
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A fruit-grower has made the discovery
that cats, when properly used, make ex-
cellent guardians of strawberry patches
to keep away the birds. The cat is fas-
tened by chain which slides on wire
extending the whole length of the patch,
60 that the animal may walk up and
down. A knot at each end of the wire
readily prevents the cat from twisting
round the pest which supports the wire,
and small kennel placed in the middle
Of the walk affords shelter and home
for her Kittens, In lnrge gardens Sc
cond cat is required, and the younger
ones, in their frequent visits to each
other. greatly assist in soaring the birds
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CHIoAMAUaA.-If there are men who
were in my division at Chicamauga and
we're out on the left on that morning,
they will remember that fearful fight
that lasted three hours on that end of
the line, when the divisions of Baird
and johnson and my own were resisting
one of the fiercest attacks that I ever
witnessed in any battle during the war.
If you visited that battlefield afterwards,
you will remember all the trees were
torn and marked with bullets. If you
observed that bloody field, you saw that
there were hundreds of men lying dead
upon it. while more than 1000 others
were wounded. Who led that charge on
the rebel side that day; who was it who,
when they were hurled back, rallied
them and threw them upon us2 ["Long.
street, Yes. Longstreet; and yet moro
than two years ago he was appointed by
Gen. Grant to one of the most valuable
Offices in his gift, Surveyor of New Or
leans. If General Grant can give a
valuable Office to Longstreet, who hurled
upon US those masses. and who, when
they were driven back, reformed them
and hurled them upon us again, cannot
You forgive Horace Greeley for signing
jeff: Davis bail bond? [Applause.I.
From Gon. Palmer's Great Speech.
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Irish Champagna! |!

Irish Champagne!
VES. IRISH CHAMPAGNFI Whv no,2
Il Was not the great Apostle of Temper.
ance,, Father Mathew, an Irishman? Still,
.,; were nc alive today, he would quaff a cup OF
the man who invented 'Irish Champagne. -
This can be drank with perfect safety by the
4 Knlghts Of Pythias. Good Templars, or Bad
Vci-: :P!ars, Sons of Maita. Suns oi Temper
nasons, brick-layers, chimney-sweepsM
TACT, anybody, particularly those who wear
Grant hats and Greeley hats, or their own
hats, are invited. .fraternally to imbibe (at
your own expense, mindl) this superlatively
delicious beverage.
This notice would have been further ex.
tended. but man borrowed our i. dictionary.
and several big words we intended to use are
necessarily omitted; but when that man re.
to he ar from us again.
May IL GEORGE SUMMERS.
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IHE POSSIBLE FUTURE LADY OF THE
WHITE HoUsE.-In view OF the possibi-
lity OF her becoming, next year, .sthe
lady OF the White House" the New York
Herald gives the following sketch Of Miss
Ida Greeley. daughter of the sage of
ohapp}paaqs: .sp}2a
years been an invalid, and is now go un-
we'll that Mr.. Greeley hesitates about re-
moving her from the st. CLOUD Hotel,
where she is staying in this city, to the
homestead at Ohnppaqua, and in the
event OF his election the most arduous
duties OF the hostess of the Executive
mansion would devolve upon his eldest
daughter. Miss Ida Greeley is a young
lady of about eighteen, of medium
height, handsome, with the soft dark
eye, shapely features and fine complex
ion OF her father. A mass of dark brown
hair is done up in becoming folds about
her head. Her manners are affable and
cordial, her conversation ready and
eprightly, and from the success with
which, assisted by Mrs. Stuart. she pre-
sided at the first state dinner Of the COM
ing Administration under the evergreen
shades on the farm at Chappaqua, Sa-
turday, it was made evident that her do
mestio accomplishments are thorough.
She may be epigrammatically described
as the philosopher refined out Of his
sngularities and eccentricities and femi-
nized. She heard Of her fathers nomi-
nation first in London. Mr.. Smalley, of
the Tribune, having telegraphed her
mother at once on receiving notice Of it,
and, as she admits naively, "was glad to
hear it." She endorses his proposed no.
mination at the Baltimore Convention,
and. in the event of it, believes he will
be elected. She does not advocate
woman suffrage, but if she could vote
would vote for Mr.. Greeley, which she
thinks the woman suffragists as party
would not be likely to do"
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Lost Health Regaincd.-Self.n neRlect
lays tho foundation of much bodily suffering.
As rule. men are more solicitous to repair
and preserve their houses, stock in trade and
other perishable property than to repair
and preserve themselves. They can see when
wall requires prop. or weak structure
girder, but appear to be unconscious Of, or
Indifferent to, the cracks and flaws and evil
denoes Of decay in their own fraiI and sensi.
tive organizations.
The consequences OF this want Of common
prudence Is that thousands fall by the way
side In the prime of life every year who might
nave lived to enjoy hale and hearty old age.
II they had resOrted to the proper means of
recruiting their failing vigor at the proper
time.
Seeing what that famous vitalizing and in
vigorating elixir, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
blIIERS, has done for countless multitudes
OF the enervated and broken down, and with
the the long. unbroken record Of it's curos before
him. 1t seems amazing that any sufferer from
sia, biliousnees, chronic constipation. or
disease OF q remittent or intermittent charac-
ter, should delay. even for an hour, to seek
the aid which its toning, regulating and inyi-
gorating properties have never failed to al.
ford.
1t is no exaggeration to say that Hos stetter's
Stomach Bitters is the most faithful ally of
nature, in her struggles with weakness and
disease, that medical botany and honest che.
mietry have yet given to tho world.
June % a.
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w will detect the slightest impu,ity in In
composition Of 80 W.
Heinitsrs Celebrated Blood and Lioer Pills.
These Pills are sure and effective cure for
Liver Complaint, Fever and Aguo, bilious
Fevers, Nervous and Sick Headache, Diar-
rhtea and Dysentery OF bilious typo, Impu.
Eity Of the Blood. Dropsy. Boils, Melancholy,
Henrtburn, Jaundice, Nervousness. Obstruct-
60 Menstruation; also, preventive and cure
Tor Piles, Sick Stomach, Dizziness or Vertigo,
BAD Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Pal
pitation OF the Heart, Nervousness, Oonstipa-
ton, Pains III the Breast and Back, Kidney
Anections. To euro all Disorders Of the
Liver. To Regulate the Bowels, to Purity the
BLOOD. To give new life to the whole system,
Inc Inc Blood and Liver Pills cannot BIO surpassed.
Iry only one box; you will be convinced Pre-.
psred by y: II: HElNIrSH, at his Laborato-
=. Oolumoia. e. q. May 5 I
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Wood! Wood! Wood /!

A CHOICE lot OF OAK and HICKORY
"A WOOD, OF all sizos. for sale cheap by
tho cord, and delivered in any part of the
special rates for winter purposes. Orders
lett at the PHdsNIX Office, or at Mr. d. Epsr1N's
Dry Goods Store, on Assembly street, will be
promptly attended to. The above Wood is in
time - IUu.rI y Guy
North side Of Gervais street, between Assem-
bly, and Gates street. Jnne 83m+
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade, we are no
prepared to exhibit in great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality Of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAKAsOLs. PANIERs, SKIRTS.
sHEET1NGs. sH1RT1Nos. LINENS, WHITE
GOODS, and an endless line Of NOTIONS.
as 1t would be almost impossible to enume-
rate our large stock, will say, as the season
aovances, number Of new styles will be
added, go that purchasers can aIways Yely
upon being supplied with the latest noye!tiee =
IN the market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
soliciting the favor Of a call and examination,
OF our stock. we are, very respectfully,
April Is PORTER T. sTrrr
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GLENN's SPRINGS,
SPARTANBURG. s. O.


4 MMC0 THIS celebrated WATER.
: ESN5 ING PLACE will bo open for
6 &1 alistslxM visitors the 10th day OF June.
sllfs;5rszkzzz&The lslfs;!Sszkzzz&The medicinal qualities OF
numerous wonderful cures that have been
eneceed by the use OF this Water, am satiy-
ned that this is the place for all whose condi-
faoter OF any Water.
ROOMS large and pleasant. Good and at.
tennve servants. TABLE supplied with the
1a pest tne market affords. Fancy Balls during
tne teummer. Ten Pin Alley, Billiard and
Bagatelle Tables. for tho Amusement of
guests. Charges per day, $3.50; per week,
stS 10y oe; m per month; sS5 20. Cottages to rent
from Jonesville. after the 25th June
W. D. FOWLER, Proprietor.
aTGharleston Daily Ne,os, Newberry He-
TGa. W. Edgefield Adoertiser, Marion fMr,
Winnsboro NeWs aud Beaufort gReDuLlicn,,,
copy for ono month. and forward bili to Pro.
PIlelor. u June tt1mO
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Excursion Season of 1872.

Excursion Season Of 1872.
kR g 4a@sss Ias,ss:s.sa ;fal s.s %
CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA X. i. Co .
GENERAL FREIaHT AND TICKET DFp'T.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. May 2G, 1872
an and after JUNE 1, PKOXIMO. FZI;iJR.
" SION aid Single Tickets will lie placed
on sale 1T the Offices of this Company. AT
AUGUSTA AND COLUMBIA. for the follow
ing Geteordfed and far ,famed Mineral Springs
Of Virginia: Rockbrdge Alum, Bath AlnH.
Warm, Hot, Healing, Sweet. Sweet Chaiy.
bcate and Greenbrier White Sulphur.
Also, for he celebrated Sparkling Catawba
Sprin ,e OF North Carolina.
Tickets good to return ,tntH NorenLer
Also, for Sewell's Point. opposite Fortress
MoMroc-a ne,o Watering Place. This being
its first season. parties who delight in Styf
Dothtng. tfsatng. Boating, dc. will find this
point particularly inviting.
=, Z. r. DORSEY,
MaY ~ lmo General Ticket Agent
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WILMINGTON, MAY 81. 1872.
POUND TRIf EXCURSION TICKETS can
.lC be procured ut the office of Wilmington,
Columbia Gnd Augustu KuHroad, to the fol-.
Watering Places and SUNNI or Resorts: Green-
drier IPhIe Sulphur Springs, Rockbrid0e
alum, Ban Alum, Hot or Henting, lS,ceet or
S,ceet Chn!ybeaie. Coyner, .4uegh6my. Mont
trehs Springs, North Carolina, and the en-.
tirely new and first class Sea-pide Watering
Place in Hampton Roads. Fuginia- We oe
Also, full line oi Excureion Tickets ria the
ebay i.ine," to al prominent Northern Lake
and New England Seaside Watering Places.
ny variable aud attractive routes.
these Tickets are good to return by No.
vcmbrr |. 1872. 4. POPE.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
J. X. BowES. Agent Wilmington, Columbia
ana AUGUSTA Eailrcad, Columbia, s. q.
Junea ONO
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How the World was Peopled.
PHYSIOLOGICAL LECTURE. By Rev.
1L Edward Fontaine. $2
Thoughts upon Government Dy Arthur
Helps. SO %.
Roughing 1t. By Mark Twain. Illustrated;
full or fun.
At Homo and Abroud. BY John p. Ken.
nedy So.
Fosters Life OF Charles Dickens. S.
Taints Notes Oh hngiand. 81 so.
Pre-Historic Times. by Sir John Lubbock.
Popular Life OF Gen. Il. +. Lee.
And other new publications, for sale at
June X. l.. BRYAN'S BOnkstore
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Patterson's Cleaveland Mineral
springs, near Shelby.
FUty-seren Miles IVes, of ChnrloUe ~ n
1htrfy Miles Nerth Of YorkpiUe. S. O. ~
and Four Maes South Of
Shelby, N. G.
"HITE SULPHUR and OHALYBEATE
w WATER. The Hotel will be onen ~ -
tho reception OF visitors on JUNE Is. Pas.
sengers coming on the Wilmington. Ohariotto
and Rutherford Railroad will be met by Inn ok a
at Cherryville. Terms reasonable
W. g. PATTERSON,
june 70 Proprietor.
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$500 Reward

NIILL be given to any medical expert who
w will detect the slightest impulity in tL o
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Cotton Seed Meal.

0 Spend the Summer T.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRx vedne.day. July u. 1874.

NETWORK. Wednesday, July a. 1854
At the Exchange, this morning, Messrs. A.
J. Blocker, Son Co. adjourned the legal sale which
was to have taken place under the direction OF Pho T.
Rugges referee Of the property known as NOS S and
1875 Elm-st.. for two weeks
The sale which to have taken place by James NJ
Miller under the direction OF Richard C. Beamish. ref
cree Of Ots located on the east side ot Avenue A,
Thirdst, also adjourned until Friday the 18Th
inst
Notwithstanding the excessive dizziness OF matters IN
real estate circles and the absence from town OF very
many, in fact most the more prominent operators
and brokers' we now and then bear OF TRANSACTIONS at
private contract which OF interest 70 dealers sehe
ally We noticed one under date OF yesterday OF seven
Lott on the Boulevard corner or Onehudred
andthirty- thrd-st and to-day report the sac by
L. Friedman No. Il2 Broadway, OF the following
piece OF property VIZ on the north side OF Onehund-
dred-and- fOurteenth-st, running through ron ~
Nicholas to Sevcnthave being % rect front on seVehu-
ave and SO feet inches ST. Nfnoias-aVe l59leet on
One-hundred fourteenth-st, and los feet eli the
nOrtherly line, for $4,000. -, -, -,
For tomorrow Thursday there are three legal sales
noted 10 take place AZ the Exchange, VIZ:
Bv NJ Miller legal sle under direction 81 p v henneoT
refere. ore LOT lg41lO5 the norb side Of Fysrfst 81 =
Ain vest OF F Aso BY direction Of Nathaniel Ja jr re-
ere. house an the south SIDE Of sesen 10 H.
Of Second-sve. ~
Hat re. two Nth the building thereon tTo lots the
irregular peoe Of land IN ne rear VII 1enena iAeIea
located on Eleventh st rs q west Of Fr5aEc
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Gountrp Droperip to fet.

A T YONKERS.-To Let, furnished for the
"A sosr rear with good shade wAief and stin ave peie'
Of the Depot posou- Inquire AZ go III, city
GUNNER HOUSE-Half mile beyond Mt.
- vernon, Railroad clean comfortable Win " rooms
suitabs fer faulty With small children nt for Aus 1aa
October s2o IN MAY lS71 Apply 70 Rev o. T. HALLS
MI Vernon PosiI06oe n. Y.
'IO RENT for term of years, the W1O-
MING HOUSE Scranton Pa This welknoWn Hotel osersd
lease Tor % yesrs rom the Ito September l To
person e,p rare opportunity offered For terms
J. G. BURGESS. Scranton, Pa
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