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Protection from LIGHTNING,

h j. FL. BROWN is now IN this town
prepared to put up Sprouts Improved ST.
yer Platinum Pointed lightning Rods
All those who wish TO lave their property
secured from the effects OF Electricity, can
now have an opportunity of doing so, by
calling al Mr.. China's Hotel, and enquire
for ,l.c Lightning Roi Men.
]. II. BROWN.
@ .Sum;crvillc, S. G. Feb. I, 1853 I5-:}t
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The State Of South Carolina

Ip all a'm singular he Managers Of Tie
Gcncrm EicctionS, fer cnch C0RgyeSSiOn-
al District NpOng hoH he $mie:
In pursuance oi An Ac, of the General
Assembly oI this Stale, passed on the 10Th
December, y. y. 1852, yuu arc hcrchv re-
lnlrcd, alter giving legal notice (and being
duly quaitlicd) 10 proceed to hold an ctcc.
ii"n Tor q representative III the Congress
q! the United S,a,cS, for each Congress .on-
al District. on Tic 9Th Monday in February
next, and the day following, a, the same
places aud 10 be conducted by the same
managers. oi and IN The same manner as
the election al members OF ilic Stale l.cgis-
Iatnrc; and after having determined on the
persons dnly clGcicd, YOU do certify the
same according 10 law, under your hant!
and seal /" th" Governor. 1t Columbia, by
The FIRST Monday IN April ncxr. N which
day The y"'cs viii he counted, and the ca!.
Ter TIC elections dcrlarcl.
Given under my hand amh the Seal ol
the STATE, IN Columbia, this 2Uh day oI
ianmary IL the year o! our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and tiGly-ihrrc, and III
The 11ih., year OF tho sovereignty ana In
dependence oil the United States oi Amer
t,.1
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Fair and Final Notice.

The B 'nhS, N";cs, and Book: Of Ac
count "i the Ialc firm OF T.. ID. pR!NGLE
* CO., arc placed in the hands Of 4. G..
SrAIN. Esq, 'ur collection. Necessity
KNOWS no ltw.' Parties interested will
please he prompt and save costs.
f. y. pRlNGI.n,
AGHnt for Co.lGctiun.
January 2JIl,, lc;,:} l3--l,
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Notice.

through MISTAKE l',n-boN containing a
blue black sat,ir Cloak trimmed wlh vel
vet, marked to Mrs. Mary R:rrh, 10 tie
care o! General :. L. thand'rr. wj'I con-
ter a favor by returning The same to ID ,poi
srp m ! February; .l ttssass < ls 42,:t
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DRY Goods for Cash.
VI. G.. BANCROFT g. co.
253 KING STREET.
Charleston, $. &.

WE have in conformity with the spirit
Of the times adopted in our business the
system Of low I%riJ and cash Prices, and
oilcr TO the city and country retail and
wholesale trade every variety Of goods in
our Inc-pRIN'rS, MUSi.lNS, SILKS,
BOMBAZiNES, SllAWI.S, LINENS.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, ID r T. S S
GOODS-of all kinds-GLOVES, no.
SlERl, &c. &c. We shall he constantly
receiving the latcs, and most fashionable
styles oi goods, and it is our determination
that our stock IN point of S!y'es and AsSort-
mcM shall bc unsurpassed, aud in cheap.
ness Of price "neQn"Ihed by any in tho city
OF Charleston. We have made this change
III our system ot business from our pre-
ference To the small but mrrn certain re-
tnrn Of the NlMBLE SIXpENCE, rather
than that OF the slow shilling. and in the
belief that The public catiiint fail to per-
cc:vc the advantages IT offers 10 purchasers.
Our business will be conducted 81 as To
ensure their entire conGlcnc", and we ap-
peal directly to their Judgment. Through
our connections IN the various markets of
Europe ans! t" this country we possess the
0LiiHy and the ,cW To ni,.r extraordinary
Inducements 10 the Consumer, the Pian;cr,
and The Merchant,
February Sih. 1893 1j- Im
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Notice..

s{{Al' those indebted 10 me ~ Note or
open Account are Motif TO make i,nGnc-
dIaie payment by Tie first OF March nr |
Shall put their Notes and Accounts in the
hands OF All officer for collection
q. p. McROY.
Feb sth, 1853 I5-u
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Lumber! Lumber

The Suhscrib,r respectfully notifies
their Customers. that all bills or order,
handed in, will be filled in regular time,
and must be settled for as soon as sawed.
ctlnr by cash or negotiable papers, no
yearly accounts cnn or miN be KEEP, during
thepresant year.
81 81 r. II. COGuLAN Il co.
February Slh., 1853 l5-2,
Watchman VIII copy 2t.
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By Thomas O'COnncr,

inst received PER Rail Road, Il choice srlrc-
ton ot Cigars and T"mrro Cor,!ia!s, Pre-
serves "i all descriptions, .clys &c. Also q,
complete assortment oI Grocrrics. winch l,,.
guarantees IL sell ns low :S they can be oh.
inincti from Charleston for.
Feb. ], l'J3 lift
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Butler G. NeWberV,

AXE now reccNIng a general asSOrt-
mcnt OF GROCERIES consisting in part
as follows:
Brown c, and Crushed Sugars
RIO and Cnba Coffee:
Cuba AMI Tricklc Mo!asscs;
Sugar House Syrup;
CoIga,cs superior Fancy soap;
Fresh Cluster kaIScus;
Tyson Tea;
Charleston steam refined Candy;
Sperm, Adn'Ilnc and Taiow Candies ;
Flour and Rice;
Butter, Soda and .Sugar Crackers
Sardnes, Pickles, Preserves, &c;
Powder and Shot;
Tobacco and Scgars, &c. &c. All OF
Which wc viii sell extremely low for cash.
Juniary 25;ll, 1853 l3--3t
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ayuGHcra.sa,

i'hc subscriber having discontinued tI,c nr,o
BnSiucss viii devote his " hole lime to ,hc nr,c
nee "i mcd'cnorme. Those wishing his pro!cssnu
nj snrvic9S will find him ut all fines u, his resi-.
donce in iIrc Fillcgc 80 ''S''
Jan. 10 1853. ~ - ~ J..
Wa'chman copy.
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Flour ! Flour i!

Inst received large quantity and hav
Ing made arrangements Tor continuous
,supply.nf flour, | will sell TO the citizens:
.oliSum,er District cheaper than they can
purchase elsewhere.
THOMAS O'CONNOR.
II i.lIs5Feb. sth, 1888 l5-lf
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Lost,

On some day last week Il Noic drawn by
Edwin Cater Of bradford Springs. dated abon,
The 18Th January lat. am! payable III ,N-!.c
months for 500 co and in favor of J. l.. De-
cola. All persons are forbid io trade for rI.,.
siu", and any "u'. iiirIiug ant leaving i, III ri,:
Office OF this aiicr will rUu!.r !, favor upon tha
-In .f.---- ---'---- ---------
Feb. l. Sj3 Ii-ir
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1876 3.
Sprlng and Summer
C3l@GLol l-slg
FOR TIE SOUTHERN MARKET.
JAMES WILDE, JR.,

QMtc of tho firms Of G. II. I.ongSrcci &
Co., and Wilde, Bates Il Tnylor). still con
tinucs 10 hold ont at the Old stand
G4 N"S$0n-.Shcct, Ncv York.
where he will have in readiness, both for
early and lac purchasers, the largest and
choices! stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
to be found in the United States. Import
ing h!S Goods, together with his perfect
knowledge OF the Elouc Markets gives him
tie greatest facilities OF getting up his
stock al The Lowest Rate, and IN the la
test Style The patrons of the above will
do well I" examine our stock before pur-
chasn
New York, February !, 1888 li-2m
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FOR TAN COLLECTOR.
o. Thc Friends oG Esass-
IEll MATHIS, Esq, announce hn as a
Candidate for Tax Collector Tor C!arcnIuni
J. County, at the ensuing election.
Ei3Feb. 18th, 1858 ltd
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DR.. E. ]. Rembert,

s Having located nj The residence Of his
Falher, Col. Rcmberf, respectfully offers
ms professional services to the vicinity and
Public and hopes by attention and asSidm:-
.ty,lO business to merit a share Of their
confidence and support
4 Feb. Sth,, | S53 I5-1m
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MAAA8MRN @MAA,,

ON tho 22nd February by the Clare
mont Troop and Sumter R'icmcn in hon
or Of. the Anniversary oithc former, and in
commcmora,ion of the day.
szi9~ Tickets $3 CO. May be had OF
any of the Junior managers.
.BUMior Rsall;,gcrs.
LIEUT.. II. G.. WEBB, II. Nj. LOGAN +.
II JONES, ]. LEWIS w. N. JOKES, J. B.
WHITE ]. II. SUI.oMoNs, II. S. BEApwELI,
G A. WILDER, TnoMAs Fox.
Jan. 18th. 1853 l2-tf
Walchlnan copy.
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Every description and quality o + Glotes; Drcssf
Ii lia,s made up to order; Caps, Silk Cratnls,:
SIX Pocket ilandkerchiefs and Neck Tiss,
Linen Shirts, do Collars, NIerino Uf.Iershirts.5
TO, Drawers, with every article that is worn tf
ssh'lcncn, which he offers on rensennbe ternis,
and soicls n call from his old customer !, IA
HE ciiiz"ns Of the District generally.
S"mlcrHille, Nov. 18th, 1859 8 --tf
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Ncndy made Clothing for Cents and iyeo,,i,ii,s
",i every quality and description. Having as..
iectcd the Goods, and had them made np te Or
ncr, lie can warrant the work 3, IS = go
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q, 20 q az g! 70 !. 20 20, IS S u

=,
S, Please announce Col.
F.RJ. MOSES as Candidate to represent
the Congressional District at the next clcc-
tion and oblige MANY VOTERS.
Jan. d. 1853 1T
We arc authorized to an
nouncc w, w. BOYCE. Esq, a candidate
to to rcprcsen, this Congressional District.
January 25th, 1853 l3--tf
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E.IEROIDERIk,S.

F.yra super FRENCu NEEDLE CnEMIsETrEs
Of the richest descriptions ana finest quality
Prices from 81 IL 10 SO u piece.
Riches, and latest styles EreEch needle work
LACE and MUSLIN CoL!.AEs III Il very large
variety.
Superb NEEDLE EMnEoiuEErp LINEN
t>r;;mwic'~!l. SnKfEcIIIEFs. also superior as
Cambria and SWISS <aaTr'siJw F'TrSGs.
FRfLLs, BANDS, INsERriSGs. &c, q -" bcs,
qualities and ncwcst styles of lnror,td Ne, }8gS
Work. SA2kA.
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D. j. WINN,
MAA4ER s. IAAA.N 8,

;, Has just received from Baltimore nni 1Nspvi
l"rk,a large and well selected stock OF
aSrOiadcsOtEls. C;lssinRereS s,prSR
FESIINlS,
the finest and best that has var beer,
10 this market -. - sSnss,.ssss
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HOSIERY, &c.

NU'ofEItI &c. 49,
Suretfinc White Black ant Cora, " C.sSpss
hest English manufacturers. hST,ft
Extra Colorc's, White mi BSIck, RStssS
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DRESS GOODS.

Plain and Figured BLACK cRu.D RLEyN
SILKS, Plain colorci gro'd Nap aud AIarcclinc
Silks Striped and Plni,lcd Wash Silks Plain,
Figured, Striped ana Plaid Nous D.Lains in
the latest STYLES and richcrs dyes. Scotch and
English printed d'laincs of the hanisomest pa
irons. Plain Paris Nous. D'Iaincs in all va
ric,y Of coors FRENcII, GERMAN anI Eng
i.islI MEnISos Of the most superior qualities ana!
colors. French and English ChiniZ patron
Calicors. Bcs, qualities and makes of Amcri-
can Prints. Cold Organdics. French Grape
l.ic>c, Barcgcs, Grape D'pnris Illusions, silk
Tissues. &c, for evening ans! Ball Wear. Also
just received, l32 of beautifully Embroidered
Swiss Muslin Robe patron Dresses, each one
having II FusiIiOu Carn attached.
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s II Il " u s..
Plain colorcd Canton Grape Sliawls, at So.
Supcrinc Cant Grape Shawls with extra heavy
fringcs. Rich Embroidered Cant Grape ShawIs,
Supcrnc French and Berlin Wool, Rcnscdalc,
Tyne and Bay State. Double, Four faced mud
Long Shawls, ofihc heaviest description. IIca.
Wy l0-4 square Woo!cn Shawls Of the following
styles Santag, Jenny Lind. Florence and Bays
Water French Ebroidcrcd Thihct, Brochc
worked, .Eniqnard loom worked and plain
rhibct Shawls in choice variety Embroidered
Canton Grape, Brochc worked aud Paris
printed Nantes and Scarfs.
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1H'Ele State Of South
CAROLINA.

10 Me Mo1egttS Of E1ceftea Jo.' fhti
So iliistsiek:et C!lIdfe4d2a 2.y,.l,
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Rnilrnnd Convention at BufrhIo.


Railroad Congress is session here TO discuss the
general interests Of the Railroads Of this State in
lion with those East and West The lines represented
the New York Central New York and Erie, Boston and
Albany Canandagus and Elmira Canandaigua and Naga-
IA Falls Buffalo and New York City State Line Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Sandusky and Mansfield Mad
River and Lake Erie Michigan Central Michigan Southern
Among the members in attendance are hessrS Forbes,
Of Boston Brooks, Of Michigan Corning Mcintosh Pruyn
and Plumb of Albany; White and Wilkinson OF Syracuse
Cheddell of Auburn; Rsbinsoo, of New York Supsrn.
tendent Mno and others The object OF the Convention
IS 10 secure good understanding between the lines all
over the country tending in direction 1t is probable
their action will have important bearing the rates of
fare on every line.
The session i private and definite results have yet
been reached.
The Railroad Convention to day to amcable ar.
rangement by which conflicting interests the great chain
Of Railroads through Michigan Ohio and NexYork will
be reconced The arrangements 10 be ide pu
Hc TN submitted for the sanction OF the different Boards OF
Directors IL is understood however TO bs one by which
the Interests Of the public viii not suffer Messrs Corning
Brooks and others, left for the East night
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me take them this fish for bro,ks..,, e.-,-.--1
them hesb, which BeerbnPs rscs;sS ;,s
many thanks, ana Immediately cooked Re-, 81 ,hs.
"were eating Il there came pebble Into pes,.I.u,
mouth He took Il out IN bis fingers and wan n 49,
" the ruby The next mOrnirg he went 10 AHA, shs,
and said: Here is the ruby as promised Akbar
"was covered with surprise but Wien be had heard th
story he gave Beerbu two crores o. rupees ana aid
that be spoke truth-it better TO rejoice than 70
grove in misfortune"
The moral Of this story Is rather awkwardl, brought
out but the plot cUrcns, from its resemblance "a hs
Ring Of POlycrates" II was spun cut 70 much great;
er length ia she Shckh's narration.
took Leave OF Mr. Sherer who was 10 20 back in the
evening BY PslsDqnn, shook hands with BusharatAK.
and drove slowly down the hill and out the gate was
about two miles distant when the went down IN
broad crimson glory, and my last view Of Futehpore-
Sikree was as darh hand sublime against the deepen
ing brilliancy. But shall long remember tho day
spent in iis palaces. Br
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E11n. SESSION.

sENATE....ALsASY, Friday, jane 10.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Buffalo and PITTSBURGH R,Iroad 10 Tar
inmate a the Western liz G of Pennsylvania
York NV ~ ~ " W"
10 amend the Charter OF the Marine Society New York
To incorporate the Missionary Society of tie Methods,
Episcopal Church -
ing sotce: 81 WV
COOLEY gives notice that he will at an early DAY
ssktave 10 bring bill recommending Convention Of
OF this State for the purpose Of amending the
CONSTITUTION N such manner 10 insure the speedy com.
pthon Of the Erie Canal Enlargement and the Lateral
csna out Of the net revenues Of the canals and without
imposing onerous taxes on the people
10 auborizs the State TO aid in the erection Of monu
ment at Philadelphia to commemorate the Dessraoa Of
Independence.
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The Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad.

TUAILANU' fHdayl June 10 llj5.
The stockholders e tie Atan.c and st LlTrs-e Rail.
road net III th c..I today 30 es lAe an-'-r ll-y
,o,d autloi1e lie Dis....- - Jesse tie rod 10 To
Grand Trunk Railway Company. The meeting was very
fy attended and great unanimy prevailed throughout
We President Of the ST. Lawrence and Atlantic Road,
were present and the former gentleman addressed the
meeting He was followed by Judge Prebe. The fo.lcw
ing vote was then adopted unanimously accepting the act
s,oed Inv the Governor March 2gth 1883, entitled An
XII 10 Authorize Lease Of the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence
Railroad Voted That the Directors be- and they hereby
are authorized and empowered 70 enter into and execute
IL the nature of lease is contemplated and described
in the first section Of said act OF March s9th, lsJ3
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DREADFUL MURDER.

PouGHKEEPsIE, Wednesday Evening", Jane G. las
George Lake, clock and watch reparer in the Of
La Grange Duchess Co. killed his two children aged two
and four years and also fatally wounded his wife with
az, on Tuesday last lie Immediately armed himself with
sword pistol and rifle, and his cap;ors were obliged to
shoot him with shot before they could take him The shot
took effect in his breast ard shoulders but did ss0us
y pJure him dewas captured and lodged in the Pcagh-
keepsie AN Inc cause OF this nhulan bu.chery is
known IS said thSt BE- always appeared fond Of his
family lie had before been arrested on charge Of az
tempting to shoot BIS brotherinlaw but was acquitted.
lAlbanN REellla IoElnA-
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Destructive Fire az Ciucimo,,

VI Frdsy, June 10, lass.
Ere broke out last night in the liquor or, Of .irand
4 Ssgrsn on Man-st, between Columbia and Yror. and
spread to the adjoining liquor store Of A. Lite & Co
he grocery of Mccullough Morris & Co, and tse IRON
store Of Neaye & Free, al Of which were greatly dam
Sgsd
Aug progress Of the flames checked by the falling Of
Aelss haltby & Co.'s warehouse which contained 500
Saos @ sugar, considerable quantity OF moasses and
ssgos most Of which destroyed The .otaloss
~ D ~ Us fully covered by insurance Two policies
noon y sterdAy F''P'''' '"' ~
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The miners az the Allegheny mines have resumed wo,k
Oh tbs understanding that their wages will be raised on
and after the 10th June
Hyatt Mcneil, son Of General McNein was killed al
Neworeans on the Sd inst by being struck ty tie shaft
Of railroad car
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NEWYoRK DAILY TRIRrTNE sAmpnAv I1,c :, 'es3
Arrival Of rhr phrIadcrphfa a. N-v.orIea,..

lpe steamship Philadelphia from AspnwalI "a inst with
passenger. and the California Mail: ohe 10Th Nav has ar
for New York same day with some zoo ps.,eng-rs aJ
about 81 600 900 in gold dust
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AFTERsoos sEssIo,
No quorum present-and the Senate adjourned.

ASSEMBLY
The Senate Bank Basis bill relative to United safes
Stocks was laid aside till Tuesday, when the Governor
Veto Is TO be taken up.
The staten Island Railroad bill was favorably reported
The bill to extend the jurisdiction Of the United States
certsin lands in Brooklyn reported complete.
The bill ing certain amendments to the Charter OF
New-1ofk was passed.
bin to amend the Charter Of the City of New York
read third time and passed [See Special Dspitch
Mr SPAFARD reported the bill for Incorporation of re-
lgious societies.
Also to incorporate the NewYor and Erie Railroad
Benevolent Association.
Bills READ AND PASSED, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
To vest jurisdiction in the United States over certain
lands in Brooklyn.
Authorizing the formation OF County Teachers AssOca-
tons. Lost
Mr. PETERS asked consent that the bill to provide for
the election Of Commissioners Of Emigration be referred to
Select Committee. Granted.
MIR WEEKS reported complete the bill for extension Of
time for the construction Of the Staten Island Railroad.
Mr. HASTINGS moved to lay the order third reading
Of Senate Bills upon the table in order to take up Assem-
The following Assembly bills then read and passed,
unless otherwise noted:
To confirm the titles to lands held under titles derived
Mr. D. b. TAYLOR moved to refer this bill to the Ju-
dietary Committee with instructions to strike out the en-
To amend the Revised Statutes relative to Common
Schools For protecting singing schools and debating so
cieties from disturbsncc
To amend the Judiciary Act passed ls47.
Recess TO / o'clock, p. VI.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The bilto authorize the New York Baptist Union for
Ministerial instruction to increase the number Of its Trus
tees passed.
Mr. NOBLE moved reconsideration of the vote to re-
commit the bill TO confirm the title oflands held by citizens
under titles derived from Aliens
Mr. HASTINGS urged reconsideration. The bill did
not affect the general alien law it only provided for hold
ing good titles lands that have passed through the hands
of aliens and this distinctly by those who citizens
Mr. d. Ii. TAYLOR opposed the motion at length.
After further debate, Mr. HENDEE moved the previous
question which was carried and the House adourned
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BUFFALO, Friday, June 10, 100.
breVeI hvofGeneral Riley died last night aged &C
years he~en' to California in ls4s, and in 1850 or
dered TO take command Of Regiment an the Rio Grande
but be returned home and being enable through n health
10 return to active service settled Buffalo lie has been
Suffering for some time from cauces and leaves widow
and FIVE children The funeral with oi.ary honors viii
take place tomorrow afternoon.
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Ias steama, A., IORONIO Fnday, June 10 l555
Rceb sssy ss admiral running between this city and
s, tbs morning No lives were lost lie boat aS was "i
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Election of m Railroad President.

CINCINNATI, Friday June 10, 1883.
James e. Hail. late Postmaster has besn elected Presi
dent Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad vice Judge
Kills rosi0ped
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The steamship Black Warrior.

MOBILE, Thursday, June 9, s5S.
The steamship Black Warrior Capt Shufeldt sailed from
here to-day foil passengers for NewYoEk via Havana
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HARD vs. sorr WArLR--A paper lately read eeiofe
the instr ate Of British Architects setting fora ~ -,
tary y, the opinion Of the London Board q tn. "a
war instead Of hard is injurious to snna he low to-
ofbe system and the gandular Affections - ~ a. ds ns
absence Of IL The .ansaas tempe
as the excessive psSpSon d these ass
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On the morning q the oh two men len Fort Cow Eton
~ 81 Mat h called the Pine Plains they sur
s,d Iv TWO yosng nsn one Of whom had gun Tired
~ he men killing Of them when the other having 40
arms fed for help bat on re'armns iound
and $50 in money They had not been aresp>tho last
s heard We would be glad TO give particulars eus must
wait until We lean further.
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WASHINGTON Friday, June 10 1855
There has been Session Of the Cabinet to-day W. W.
Irwin sentOnianI late Editor OF !ne o. LoA' Democrat
mss been appointed Marshh OF minnesota IN place Of
Meade decliued
psre. have been time in treaty for the purchase
r. az uouut Vernon Estate the sale effected to-day
,ndaonay that the Estate shall be offered to Congress
t session Should Congress purchase it. this sale viii
be VOID This is from the memorandum of an agreement
betseen Washington aud John Linton Of this city Attor
news for New Orleans and New fork Company. The
scunt Of purchase money has not TRANSFERRED 100000
WAS offered and declined.
The demonstrations sgans Dix, by the Nationals, still
continue. GUS.
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Nassnchusotts constitutional COnveatiou.

BOSION, Fnday, jams 10, Is5s.
In the Constitutional Convention to-day the secret ballot
provision was adopted by large maj ,ry Also that for
ne election of all State aud County Officers not Of Judi
Jal character. by the people