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Thi, Club met for the ire tame at Union Hotel last
evening organ zed by the election Of officers
floNP: BERN.RD HAnASN, Prcsident; llrG0
kUNELNANY, Nice-presiden.; AUG. HoFFNASs, =.
rctary; ana Carl HEEOLp, Treasurer Toe Cub
was fully t4ndci Soeerh-, Gf effective oh i'ac-
ter were usde by DIR. FOEKsCH AID the Hor. LrMAS
SHERWOOD of the SiXte-pth Ward. This Club viii
u.eet every "Wednesday piglt.
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pas.euxer~ sailed.

n steamship Ain r LirsrpoANf Dckersoa AID servant
~ s.; VI: MIS- schr child aud bur-e, lito RICO
Mrs ,ver children T.; Miss Hardiety. Miss X lie
gsid Mis- eE, Mr. H. Du oois Minister flon iio'
lan1 Nj te =, Canads; Jas DOwlug Jno Tag
.sest-r S,h~sfs Napsruso Passay -ut, Hoa I'd su)u n
Mel cd, Hod-ss, tiani toa &; =" Rev = ke' q'a
WY tfe, man, Archbd smith, W. RossnhA, M Day
y: &. Gees Havana; o Conlor IAN Trsncisc2i T.
s'ler Wm Cuts w r Reyno''' rHoatoi v " y :
Mr X. ". o,arlsy C4naoa;y W sHke, h4m9u,s. WEI
F-lH.auu, Aus Pun Mrs Jane Clo%e' ana mug
Finland MS A. Suait " Y; Rev j. G:gg, M We 81, T.
) y hse.r. Iuyss Levi. y Y Ruse, H.
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Advertisement
HEGEMAS. CLARK X Co.'S

N'IFEtIs hLNtN4 ItRLHLA,
Oh, CHOLERA PRFvEsTfvE
The erelt fcct { IT, oreTa Ion durug the Prevalence or
- CtoieTa N "a, his s:yen II u-prceertsi eb-y
sie ia laly ~ sad where iset sre.y failed
20 cheek a GarTh"a wl.a tee Us. lose
Il - d AID pres be BY re enrer, lys
c!-Ds f',ptr,G ~ SOLD Only ~
EsCE"AN. CT sRX Go ChenI's's sui D.-Krsts,
No. 1855 -, 81 al: 10 b. s!Rsy, Ncw.Y,-t
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EXANINATIlS II THE AnDCcTION C,~E. the
reur..a ,es sbl1:ou q -os-: ~ sixteen y,ar' Of
r ON New l5.L % IcboAe-. Aoat.y Of last
week sIJ a. % ped oursge *; we've pg .sae a.
,y.s,fce L.. -xsufI a.i7b q. Itssi err gl5 r.
d. No Grad street New work. # ;h 2,r--,
BoeoAeu. Yesterday nd resa''.t "a is tls ned tlf
"a! ~ Oc-Jter t2TH " zoe C-1Et. Z .ai.cts!.
The eyi ere 'nos'4nr-iy c1r-'h3 at'i re st
cuts pub sh-d she "fsco, -rrard; g-' L.,
Vay; me: o. err thea Iknn h.r % who a,xe3
tls way hons W. u,ed hsr induced re- . get n,Ja
w,s ttete io1td by l1on, her
ur.r r.r. OF a- He then made a'.arnpt
10 gl p, Desi-d 20 b.u % take her be which
Le TIN i.ei % 20. Iney - 20 ca'. AID
W. tie ;s- s!-s.!--' F-tFJ. laey here wa-.et
L-r Dirk .GgOr g VA, ~t.ch
refused 20 Co. an Gossrf1 sprsi.l l. - her mcl.a
while lie ether he'd hT c she c1upeled sy4ow
rsnai1deT sri-c her 1-G b1rn-dt L.
tssted BRIT The liqu pche her. hoy then y.ssd
Hos,keu, end be attempted asa 70 o1r'E. h.r, wh
successfully Ir.seo 10 was =, ii occk n h7 dag When
NJ into tbe 'ss,iei By other t1s,
70 OF toe The young
aided resclirg Der IS J9hn T. rtls Of New.
ub.r tsasl on: II The TITUS t--ui-i
while Ell ~ cells @tLess tne occor-
rcrc. Gogerk who wsss.o cted lp has Iii ii
took be- PRIV rt r-et 81 passed II hs ~
id c-ei b. h. u.
Bob,k b. male uns1cce.I sttsrtt
he fol. ha' she b. th.n dao
The sI tesSeI a he inst that sas
OF ru@sdsv. ,t- i.y ait-r he All, h 81 9eged
Tie ~ tsoAe, t.i, i.e 1okrz sfi lest supelr.ug
So evidence under evident ri n >ni etnba
nett al with one d';fs paaces oui u -orobrAS ,-s
opy y Is yesr. Ct su maker 0y
Tade ~. Of ,ery sooi 81 pee-a1ss.
InEvrr-IFp.-The yourg SoIsr VI xss do yaei
a. the J.r.-, City Ferry sunday evening identified
The fsuiy q he :e Or. VIZ. TkeHs. ss5ns o. Bergen
HI
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DisORDFRfY UOUsF.-CharIes SteIiog was ye"er-
dsy arrested charged with dsUTdery h1uSe NO 81
Lrenarc street. resc &c; FTo"utes and ether we
The police visited bis place O' ;he purpose q 'ssn5
F Is o. are in-ined sophia Gr-ser wno h'd
repeatedly eh he b.; of her parents No a my tsie
there for improper pErpces She was ou snd ~
reqUe her psre. SIT = tbs House 81 Refuge dan
TIE Of o'he: gr. who oad AZ stenss
hcuie. when the police arrived they had fed
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FoUyD DRowSFD.--The body of C-a'la' Josckle
by about eleven years voose parsTs reside a. ~
Aysnu. found yesterday IN the Ess diver near NJ 0o
TUeTfy-i Dee, sed euoDOsef 70 have Deel
accidentally drowned Monday while play on the per
An en-st held upon the b dy
The Of sbout thirty iy' yesrs Of age
ornr yesterday in tho Fss River near the ot OF e ~
street md CnoLsr Pey hel3 Iues' spoo It. Dccet e
shout feet inches In high stouty nrI and re
specially dressed. Verdict Death y downing
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FREAKS OF ADVERTISING The reader vii
observe OF The fr-, pasef s-dys TRIBUNE
psr:srt Advertisement foui b. BEsDy the ANsso
TYPO and PHoroGRaPIIc ARTIST Il is well worth reading
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ALLEGED FCGrTIvE pRoN JCsrIcE.-George Cox
shcemsk.r arrested ye-fefisy By the Twelfth Ward
Polire fu,Iye from White Plains NeNYork where hs
charged complaint q Mr.. Arson Dart Of that place
with having COMMITTED burglary. lie detained prepari
tory 10 being back &C answer the ehaTse.
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iAdvsr'issr- sr..j
HERFTStRS and +

DNUIGIsIS, FLKFINFkS and FANCY GOODN
pksirks yls t'Is Tho Gig. ind BALM oF TnoU
SAND FLOWERS az psrfumsE 10 breath bs,auy the
toupiesu, most salaD srics IL III market ". Z.
rFrsrnGF & Co sTSbb,in-sQIsrs Ssg-YorE. For ~
N DEusTis,s tni Fancy foods Dea.ers n dow iofk.
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CITY ITEMS.

Lieut.. Henry Hn.c.ae- OF the FiNh District Pol'-e,
remcv'dby Mayor Wood On rue-day. uan
prmcd Hor!ssn was appointed in hs pace. h'v'
ms formerly fop' the Emblem no'orous dnns'
ing place 10 West Broadway he VII doub lesS serve
the purpose OF our model Mayor in the approaching
ctnyhss.
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nkUGGISIo' FANCY GOODS-Too,b. Nail
f,ouses ano farms UanIeG.

HOUSE WANTED-Suitable for respectable
Ii family By un.xesPtou sois ten.At c,on bet sesn
Lo.c..y A. gnth than blocks Broad
xav west side preferred Hodsrn improvements lndi.Pens.
bic Address, stating rent and particulars, W. r., No. W.
Broadway.
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A'r~r' sell-'-
ASTHMA JONAS WELCOMES REMEDY will

sV-ys saoi mn elze reht ed generally ri. distress.
com. Persons EATER from periodical Gods Il
cuiah will b is remedy f TAX
II - 'or ae by =. 'ssL FoE sac ty C H. RlNG
A uTcENtN CLARK
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Suspicion OF GRAND L.RCESY.-Ienry Meyer,
John SIMON sid Cbses Wilson, ell ouug were yeste
Day suspicion e stealing horse md wtson -ch
they had in their session ID were endesvonis 10 get al al
4Jj from Queer ia tstbaDe street Jus
lice Wood committed them to await evacuation.
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Henry CLAWS OPINION OF THE STATE AID
National LAM soHoOL P,psbkeepse. a. Y: rba syste n
pprsuee riysed'' I've sdecs the student wonisr
J. ", FevLIA
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McC@ty, q

RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Eiwari McC@ty, q
ratc houckeoper, 1ucsaay arrested oy Pore msn
ar. ono FarIey F"utteenh war charged with fl
nio-y iec-ivi worth Of )od which ha been oer
Ire complainant C. GrosG Tho accused was committed
by Justice Davidson 70 await examination.
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r,b, p.y State, Sherwood, Bos'nn-

rrhf O.
Prop. l.f P,eoon,, cot. sanmre;
rr,@.rr.ii,, y e.,, h4..r Can s,ovisrcs
Pre,elle, Aur E'zs aobL'on, Philadelphia
BIZ uw- ,hip ,.bhu~rO tps.) spii.b, LvsrpOelJ1'y
siir 81. - ron Antwerp
B,,k SOTO rom s"JrA
e.H - 80 a. co.br.n from L.'eon
Ben R.n ~ ,'. G".,n, Ap ~ po. boa. Goa s,s..)
A.. NJ. "a r t sss n' a.
l,.f, h-h Rapid MeGdn Vssc.u
rINp- surri.e. vi h rains He'idian, W. , m, N
". ard fre,s; sul,et, do.
The .cL,. M,ry . Hop.I. f,to A-x'dlds ~i'h 400
vb.., Tr NesY * Zen, ..ho,- -ish, on aOcs,~sY
Cr,w ssved; ,ohr at surd
p.i sa o.";; ssh de w 70 en- off, s.ns.
,u.'a ID bY tie hprns ~ pr In on r 70
= r. qua u'y Of four lrfe exposed to toe rn 80 '"n
S x. S.'s tp pny %. Sas b EEL s~y be. as re-
q. .'ovt b.r Nd -h-i'd h"t ons ~rahy The Pride q
W. c.sst rhr'r ~eh ;. bu, d,m.s.
The plot JeoA u'-',ry- on n, p ~, s q.
AID Cambria ct BATH from 4, n'adt
By telegraph.
NV oseals; Lseoni., Phl.de his brig rrsuto" phd1s
ftCuARLFsTON Aug Ia-rh- L. Mail s.ss~sap soarh-
errer Even here h. Tues syl norn.ns nom View
yot.
spoken.
No date lat i2'5 lon = ship Exchange lot Saith from LV
errooi fer Boston. s. days ont -. =, n.
i;h inst Oh Georges Bsni ship sb.kesP-se n srs-
u,ei for New V'rs ,,,.
mi, Is la 81 on 81 sh Commodore; b u'd rs't
an rs at % ~ or. s. saw shio imf7s "a w.
OH int a To-. IS. sh'p Chr - ana % 80
TIa min y,sfpa Leach foro Manila ~ iN' 70, -
ton ga, su..en Avs H. souta shos bs11s y ~ ~
l q miles
sIip abasur Aus 10 Anc ins 20 me '''"H"
sbir C,iu,uai " 90 seer A1s. s. sta dtnf = > r ,
Shin Cambria was seep Ana - Tandhe % mo "eS'"'
Our Mon,y article and Market rtpor's gu "
fund ON he Third pags " this prpr.
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CHARGE OF RirE -Thams- D0nrely, laborfr,
YVES se.ed yesterday by se,t Smith Of tue lover ro;e
CouIl cha With having 10 o'clock OF the morning
eatnrday last enerc OF Arm Garrer7n, a. No. loo
Duane whe sh a.eeP aud BY foc1 and '0el &c
ouged her pers The accused Committed by Justice
Connolly for e. sunaiiop.
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Advertisement

h-ver, seine NJ
GAS G.s-A new B-nzole Gas Works, the brs.
ard cheapest u me soTd, with F1sarrs ja FTdr-s
several new So b-sunIi d--sLs Completed FOX me
Fsi .r.6e No ssl s9eter iSurs so.1 oy Ca
sreat Ms uisc tu,ing pe2..; W. 575 'oeowsy
AaCHsR, WazGLR Co.
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.NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS

TuT SroRN-Tbe Storm If Freely night did
coz sid.rss csnsse .trubhery ADD J-'s4y CITY
and Hobo,en but ao:hIz Jsel c0ls-Q Of
the csle The ,iie yerosy norlg n e. fee e=r
tina l.h.Es'er marx.
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To De Editor Of The \. ! Ttibraf.

SIR: The charge Of false preteases against me,
wbcb published TBE =. TRIBUNE Of yesterday h,s
zen wiiLcrsw. ard have been honoFsbY dueh1IEsd.
Rcstcctfully vows J. EDWARD DUFF,
No. IS
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'Adve.'iron-L'
Those vh0 have used the OXYCENATED BIT.


rLR fr DTsErsi, st-s; to saper0. sHcscy n ils
enc Ia ftaL re.OrfuL Qualities not be- subject
itoola s,sL.s.is, The ssc-st q il
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The CASE ~ MiD.NE REsrELL The following II
q copy Of the examination Of Madame ResteI an me


chsree Of ahduc'or notice ia pager Of yesterday:
PcLICE CoUGr, HALLs'of JUsTGcE-C i.y drd Cornty
hev ork, a. 4. Lehman being eItnned o'Drs
The rss-ed sccafdias the srne1ei c1sse &C
being Informed that che 9erty - sas~s OF I' 81
VIA your sr.e1 hnswer-sIu. Lohnin no"
Old sou ~ y-srs -Whrie were 1oG ho(l
In Frgi-rd. Q-WL,~e 10 you i've No 10 DhNhps''
street q -Vhs, is your oc:upeiiou A-Physc IN Y
Havo you pnybirs ssv--ud 4 ~ha'-re slse 70 ~
chsgs ere pieferec yru Al am not sl'y he
ehsrse The mother of the cted sled a. ny Gus.
il tie e.Iy part Of J,-y. 1867. .nd sstsd M
could uraods.e with hoard darr ET oon.
81 emfnt bot 'he eI1ecte % take rlsee IN lev
the time rfornu ;Ast ths gisEft - nave n& US
s!crtei ia hrh ssked me II asd opo1ru IVES o
Iui poe hh .te ,uid sve her.st Of told ne' ha
r. qGeHty called ~ The purpose Of procuring en- "ieu 10
sdoy,io- tbe shou the very hrst opooa ~
,fe casly few dsyI after ;as inte'vew ,'.
bcafc ue: with ur'ii a-er tbe DIV"
her nfa'f Which place n Anus du lbs To unr sc
t0erdod she ofeD covered vita me in rest on % e
tdop.O- her g. srd she appeared - have s0n- aA
lie hsd 10 20 out It service did rus uon re
o. IL IL suy way; any Aferwsrd aid pfeV'ou-
TO her hrsmtIt, cs'ed IN 'elsOn 20 AfoornF 4 "a
FAINT It'd ed her thu, 10 would Shortly ne %
house and ist would introduce Der 70 tie mother ana
both sftss she might adop me cum
ID. informed th- mOLeT TIA 81 opp TiuLi h+h Onee
sftei ihc chd ntroc uc th- adj 70 ne uolls
they hs6 Of h'u. So ehsenoe ana
into the .gsn the mo- her d-li'viel Va
ofi the lady. wio bsd they 9th inoi ne
To siss The cfnt-o action ever IA VII
child III mother r-Iua. ed house as dcH-s'c 1Aa
VI nasiFs si.h'-st Complaint obecti11 70 me
couree u bich hsd been pursu-d. ANNA A LOHMAS.
Tsktn before lie, Ausust 10 l2G.
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Police Justice
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RECEIVING SToLES CooDs.-Jqmes Dillon a Junk
shop keeper No 5e6 Water street arrested yereday
rhsir,d hayI lououAy rsceve1 bra,s Jack screg box
vGiued at 2e which stolen se MISC, OF Mr.
James Kennedy Brooklyn Jhe accused was committed by
Justice Wcod for exsni. alton
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JERSEY CRY BA>K.-Th;4 ue~ ins' u'ior. organ.
gs u, O., h, s=etsl ainkiDg viii ~ oc a.
a. Warrington q No.'gos - Joaa Cs-icy 3
President. al Jlc,b Wes Atof.-7 al May.
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FALL FROM NEW BrILDIsG William Jordan, a
sborer fell y,re'dsy on. Of thirdsofy window OF ne
BUILDING TbAth street. togrh avenue, and ~ss dai'
s.rou,lv U'ed The TweH,y tf WsfG Police conveyed n
10 the Bellevue Hospital
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tAdver-m6Df

BELLs-BrIIs.-MEYEzLYs celebrated BELLS
Of Ill dsscJ'r,ior. Tor sale, - F-c,oy Prices, by
FNRBtvKs Co. ~ nts Nc. .Ss Sroa3wsy.
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Our Mon,y article a"d Market 'tpor'' f~
found on The Third page # this prpr.
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DPFIcE RECEIVER rAxRs \
EEw COvnr dOUsE No ~ Chsns,s-tt
l HEREBY give notice that the TAX for tho

9t6 med by the 20. I'd Of suo,Fv
3n day Of August 1856 r1nu-s O'coot o.
lbe rate, Ss Stu CO. Ts oooss W DO pleced a1der ~
charge about the ls' -epr~nios u.xt
Tex refer 70 tps published rules which
shall be c. rigidly 70 o here TO-
HEHRY IL rpVAqD Rs.eyef
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60 mbom it map Qcmtern

AT Y. b. PALMERs ADV Ek rlSiN0
~ aGRN " no &. ss-s.rs kat ners are employed 70
40 c bu,iness cal at beisseacy or BY ssnne
add GA are waited
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By telegraph.

BOSTON Aue ls-6r. h-rs' lyman, CroDs.sc, is.r
NV Ogeais; Lseonis, Phl.delh si ors Ir'"'1" fS'Ss
rbs - - >, ,, A., .,l. g.,
ener Even, srIyee here this trus-sy mons 10" New
ok
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ipEvri-IFp.-The youre Sonsr VI vss do yaei
the Jersey Cry sery -nda, evening ~. identified
yesterday az Ross Reilly, wL3 vs.. emp!oysi dcu
HI
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Fessps their escape, particulars duf,s he nsht, hsy,1
So>io Of ieih az yoS would Dc willing al rod - ca
Heath Ofhcer Of the Town o: Ces,leon.
Or. p H,Rkis Physician Marie Hospital.
Dr. HtRRIs addressed the following couGari 's''on
. he Board. His statements w-re bore oct By
'eI from DR.. Lee Health Officer Of the I3En Of
,'npl.ton:
G'>rlEMry- Durius tho past week oa!y e..- OF
,ilsS fever have been admitted - The Mat"e sp.N Il
" oLe 1c0ionscas1 has occurred sm' the real isn;s an
m 'a'.-gls,H: s'yeutse1 os'es &c all re,i'ed la71s
nased-Ie vm, with essos reported las, wees es
am hsopy to reg yea that none Of tbs w.,
ed within tne luaI4ne iBcosure haze a. aay dae b.,
the victims Of y,ll0S fever. These a4.o h. tLa
.i.ms in the uppe s,onss Of he w4sh.h,u.e
hs- become scted VITA tbs & when
Generated b, aeTg,t. and co'c1 ~
eve., rom y which CD. ees - r5. N 20. si h. Of q az,
proper thst shHdd corfec, cer4il s',en-''s
migration and me 'ei's's q tho Nam" ,sl' al
o,s've 'ha t' ehtre' tbst the Com 1soHefs Of Esna
do nvt supply sufficient pnics force suad tbs Maze
Hospital 's'st!seue aui project a@ surfoull.s c0n
ties rom H. dNuss-s Uh;h sc necessarily cfont @ h5
- ih7 mstanori and, ifor the fomata' a'7"f ~
"emCe OF your bJnEar.e ard a. yJur 49, * .
th- harAe Hospital Lao 81 q.ssssi :, e. ooiu.ou
Won esPs''iuy ssa.e thAt am not sesp0ncoo for sgy
untrue, a. Any nlem1sr 81 che Cseon R5a.l of Leah aa
20 ~ @ ., ct'te Ihs beard are rek rod >
aa VIII, t.' ben committed 70 the oz ,ge Gao cu,t iy
~ Qus;Gntne resu ioIs, b4 ~ IN lae ne .ron,d,
without tho requisite eSh Pr14'.iOn No sacn POO have
VeI u "a pV-7i u "io ~'thlgt ny persJla l.asr
iOD sid ,sIcsn, an o. h. 0LrL, hav. nsy.r ,"..d
'erDssoa - siy person u13sf tbs II h h.. 70 60 ol ar
bis eH'' J'neat 70 "''o the goSscs 1u.h orr over.
10 ia AZ o.soDal respsc' eoNfein-,e, Ja,4 over
ofsOi aisrGS- 80
fcss,ls he s5ity OF the nl,iss Hoss.. aab,rs, ,
nJTce the ref1atNLs ~h IA msy 10 TeQqt. snior. CO.
io.t es5 oy l5 - ~. act az .o ss o. Is
Opuls Of ieery ~ peOus ia The Ist.l. ~ =.
wrY7 ~ heh cd lurs-y Of TeVIsut, wAh 1pd
emf reed the otfscai psrlo.s tse.s clnpt
80 Iotae' here Tn-ss companies p.ac9i tho
ospt ~ - hof,y AID Ofhor pes)a tn PaSs,au
The Maize Hos 9t could DO 60 thar sac ts,p
. Blt with the .evs1ssos who maze bsss b)aIl all
4 q ~
M u ado for The e Of restraining ant cJt1IGs sIoh
and instead Of bE{ aDy IN the Marine Hospital
ey 0nJsT tho Eetth Oac-rs cOntol Al ga sny
IA formed the Heslsh otc.y that won cAoerfIly d.
II ny pVyw 70 ed bin ia Csdnf against he siopsmeRt 9f
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Obituarn.

DIED, Of Pneumonia, after short illness,
near this Village, on the 2Isr Dec, 1866, Mrs
ELIZABETH McCoRD. consort OF John McCord, in
the 65th year of her age. Mrs. McCoRp has
been member of the Baptist Church II years,
and continued in full membership until the day
OF her death. She was devoted wife. kind
and affeetionate mother, IN agreeable neighbor.
and ALI indulgent mistress and we have good
cause TO hope she 10 now realizing the peace and
happiness prepared for all Gods people in the
nppor and better world, where sickness, sorrow,
pain and death, are felt and feared 10 more.
She has left weeping husband and eight
children with numerous friends, to mourn her
departure
A FRIEND.
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Our Book Table.

We are indebted to the Yorkville Ea.
quirer for handsomely printed copy oi
the Kings Mountain Celebration, contain.
ing the CORRESPONDENCE and Speeches dc.
livercd upon the occasion. Copies can be
had at r. L. BRYAS's Book Store in Colum.
ba, for 35 cts.
We are also in receipt of the London
Quarterly, and Edinburgh Repiews. These
works are invaluable; their articles ema-
nate from the abest English writers, and
combine vast amount of useful, instruc-
tive reading. They are republshed in this
country by LEONARD ScorT, & Co., New
York.
Contents of the Quarterly: Peter
Daniel Huet-Life and opinions; School
Sermons; The Newcomes The Caldwell
Papers The Charities and the Poor OF
London; Latin Dictionaries; Arago and
Brougham Oh Men of Science; Pitt and
Fox.
Contents Of the Edinburgh: Memoirs
of King Joseph Political Disturbances in
China; The Educational Census; The
Court of Dude; Paragraph Bibles; The
Plurality of Worlds; The Newspaper Press
Tennyson's Maud Transcaucasia The Fa-
theirs OF New England; The Results of the
Campaign.
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The Probability of Peace.

The correspondent of the New York
Courier, writing from London, Dec. Z,
states that Austria has submitted PROPOSE
tions TO France and England, with the as
surance that, if accepted by them, and af-
terwards rejected by Russia, she will
not hesitate to join the Allies against the
Car; that LOUIS NAPOLEON approves the
terms of peace submitted by Austria, and
England, though reluctantly, he's adopted
his policy.
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6nllleneal.

MARRIED. on the 18th December, 1855, by
Rev. Joseph Gilbert, Mr. j. P. NIXON, of Edv:-
field District, 8. c., 10 Miss e. c. SwAR,xG1x, OF
Abbevilie District, S. C.
MARRIED, on Wednesday the 10Th ult., by
Rev. I. A. Hoyt, Mr.. JAMES A. WARpIAw aud
Miss ELIZA L. LIVINGSTON, all of AbbevilIe
Village.
MARHrED, OH the 18th uIt, by the Rev. J. NJ
Chiles, Mr.. NJ. T.. OwEN aud Miss MARTHA
WIDEnAN, both of Abbeville
MARRIED, on thu eth uli., by The Rev. f. L.
Whatley, TnoNAs Thomson. Esq, of AbbeviIle,
and Mira MAnoAREr HoLLINoswoRrn, of Edge
field.
MARRIED, on the lst inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Johnson, w. II. PARKER, Esq, and Miss LUCIA
g. WARDLAw, both Of Abbeville Villnge
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Affairs In Washington.

rour weeks OF the session have been con-
sumed in profitless discussion and ballotings
for Speaker of the House, with no more
prospects of an election than at the begin
ming Of the session. The confusion and
party wrangling that now reign in the
Halls of Congress, arc truly alarming to
the country. No human sagacity can fore
see the result. We publish in another COL
umn, a portion Of the proceedings of the
House, as reported in the National Intelli-
geneer and from the spunky remarks Of
Col. BnooKs, things are waxing warm, an d
the floor Of the Capitol may yet be made
to run red with blood. However much we
would deprecate the resort to violence, vet
we have an admiration for that spirit which
impels the patriot to face the worst of dan.
gers in defence of our constitutional rights.
Unless the conservative Know N Nothings
affiliate with the Democrats, weeks may yet
pass without an organization of the House.
This they refuse to do, as they allege, in
consequence of the following resolution,
adopted in the Democratic caucus:
RESOLVED, That the Democratic men,
bers of the House of Representatives. though
in temporary minority in this body, deem
this fit occasion to tender to their fellow:
citizens of the whole Union their heartfelt
congratulations on the triumph, in the re-
cent elections in several of the Northern,
Eastern and Western, as we'll as Southern
States. Of the principles of the Kansas-Ne-
braska bill, and the doctrine of civil and
religious liberty, which, have been so vio-
!ently assailed by secret political order
known as the Know Nothing party; and
though in minority, we hold It to be our
highest duty to preserve our Organization,
and continue our efforts in the maintenance
and defence Of those principles and the con-
stitutional ights Of every section and every
class OF citizens against their opponents Of
every description, whether the so-called
Republicans, KNOWN othings or Fusionists {;
and to this end, we look with confidence to
the support and appreciation of all good and
true men--friends Of the Constitution and
the Union throughout the country.n
: The Southern Know Nothings complain
Of this resolution and demand it's recession.
otherwise they will not support tilseps
ocratic' candidate, Mr.. RIoHa as1sox, fos ,r
Speaker. - asssSs q I,sss; y .ss5f
$ We conceive ting resolution mild aud
:coarteons, containing nothing to wound the
sensibili.ies ofae shemtsr Of the order,
and. pfevsna from acting in concert
with ths rats, especially when .the
we - ats agreed uron the paramount
qay tsons 81 the day. = I
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New Papen.

The first number of the Literary Star,
published at Spartanburg, s. c., by Bow
DEN & BRoUoHros, has been received. It
is a neatly printed paper, of medium size.
We wish it success, and place it with pleas
ure upon our exchange list.
We have also received the first number
OF The Examiner, a literary and news jour-
nal, published in Columbia at 81 per an
mum. The known experience and ability
of W. B. JOHNSTON, who presides over the
editorial department, is sufficient to guar
antee its success.