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Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-04

New York and Boston, TWELVE hCNO
AGES DRUGS AND MEDICINES among ""''" "'
ooo,,. v.,..a. r,,,,o-,.o s5oo lbs Blue Vtriol,
900 900 bs i bos, nnr, ir,bic. 5000 lbs Sal Epsom
100 lbs Turkey Opium Glm @ W., ,p9 snn ;aitl
osn o,s s,Inb ste O,inine 500 lbs TApoca,
20 o Si, IsIer nnr,. 1900 lbs Super Carb Soda,
ioo a-s S,rrcbnjne l0l lbs Alex SIENNA,
oo o,, o s,,fn Wornbinr, 900 lbs Sulphate Poash,
le0 ozs Iodide Mercury, 400 Tbs carp HrH"n''
io0 lie RInc pils 3 kegs Jamaica Ginger
ioo he Nlarrnri nj Oint'nt 1900 lbs Cream Tartar,
15 lbs Chorofurm, 800 lh' F!aNsee1' ,
iyS ibs Citric Acid, q0A lbs Balsam Cnpaiba,
s01 lbs Sptrits Nitre Us lbs Gum Cnmlhor,
975 lbs Auua Ammonia 80 lbs Gum AsafGtda,
100 lbs Sulphuric Ether 1On lbs Gum Scanmony,
1900 lbs Nitric Acid, Gamhoge, MaStc, Myrrh'
Is 600 lbs Sulphuric Acid Tragacanih and Guaiac,
600 lbs Muraiic Acid, Chloride Lime,
OIL Bergamot pure, Sugar Lead,
oil Lemon, pure, Sedlitz Powders, etc. ETC.
Oil Wintcrgrccn, pure,
FOR SALE AT PRICES MUCH LOW EN
THAN USUAL.
II. III. MCDONALD 81 CO.,
Importing Wholesale Druggists,
SACRAMENTO.
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~ AAAN ~ n IN - NJ
No. 1877 FIRST STREET.
TSNoW RECEIVING, DAILY, LARGE QUANTI-
L ties Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
LIQUORS, CLOTHING, &C.,
Which he offers to the public at Low PRICES. The
following comprises part of his stock
200 boxes Adamantine and Sperm CANDLES;
20 hhds. HAMS and BACON;
cases Oregon HAMS, SHOULDERS and BACON;
L case SMOKED BEEF;
90 packages BUTrEIl-10 do. fresh do;
20 cases best LEAF LARD
40 bbls and half bbls. CRUSHED SUGAR
80 boxes PULVERIZED SUGAR.
hhds. and 20 half bbls. N. 0. SUGAR;
tons ALUM and fine SALT;
40 kegs T.. b. SYRUP;
80 kits and half bbls. MACKEREL
60 bbls and half bbls. Clear Mess and Prime PORK;
b coils ROPE--size 4 inch to inch;
30 pieces DUCK-No. 10 to No. so;
200 boxes Common SOAP;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
30 boxes assorted brands Chewing TOBACCO;
Carolina Rice, China Rice, Smoked Herring, &c.
For sale at small profits. feb9-y
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Sacramento Adurrtisemrnts.
FALL TRADE.
1900 PaC1ka aEcS
DRUGS AND MEDICINES

WE have received, by recent arrivals ui'e''
New York and Boston, TWELVE HUNDRED PN0N-
AGrs DRUGs AND MEDICINES, among Wlich are
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y. D. WOOD CO., Proprietors, 4I4 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market.st., St. Louis Mo-
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
~ PARK WHITE, San Francisco Wholesale
agents ior Oahiorna and Oregon. ap4-1y-eod-chq
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III FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
skGEzsss.zassz The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt Fair

FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
fS.; Ihe steamer WM SELDEN W B. Kiryar
p'in VII resume her route to Fredericksburg and land
VII V0 ID Nai1iliia9nGck leaving baltimore from her
IN n r, FOOT OF SOUTH STREET, on
VIM FED iel, !; February 22l at o'clock; N Returning
VII It:iye fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING
one %lil continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
ana fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
freight OF every description taken at low rates Horses
cattle and Live Stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctuallv ~,
tended TO- charges paid promptly and forwarded as soon
rncnrnh --In ~
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MA WINES, BRANDIES RUNS,
S&4SE51 BLACK TEAS, &c.
gzzz1gX 7. TIERNAN a son,
particularly for family u So: - ~ " f
SHERRY W!NES-Pe martnes finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass ~ o.
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WlNE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINESJahanneslerg Steint erger Matcobrun-
ner Cabinet, Lieb-fTa mch, Bronneberg, CT 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandons finest in
quarts and pintS. ' "
Brandes. ~ ~ fe a u'' n
RQMSOld and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada and from,
the Islands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best quality-Tfernan brand-aud
no mi Xture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA sp3tf
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MmttanSiat.

A DAMANTINE CANDLES AND STARCH.
$50 boxes Gross piet'ichs, Adamantne Candles
S0a boxes j. ". Rogers Extra Adamantine Candles 400
boxes Woods Ohio Pearl Starch for sale by GRANT Il
BROTHER, 81 Exchange Place nj If
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STEAM TOW BOATS

BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY
III, - 49,. No. 81 Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have tI.ir R,ts
now IN comPeteQrdcr. They sufficient mower to tow
of the following Boats, viz: " ''' 'S'''
2AMES MIKKE ............. Captain P. II. Canon
Ten L.. DAYTON.
\.
Compounded by active, experienced masters well knnw,,
rs skilIui pilots Of the Chesapeake Bay and ributIes
rates Of tow age reasonable schedule OF which seen
az the company office 81 Smiths wharf shortest no.
boats. ' W '"- ''''''
ao-o On
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9R-For information freight or passage apply in Batir
at her Office, lh5 SOUTH STREET, or board the Roa
Agents in Frederickshn
f12-tf ADAMS 4
sEes.sl-!S NE" TIP 10 2sPo6 AND d BALTIMORE

ErH64i=r---5$ 49, MN CJ' 1niN <h-ND BALTIMORE
Esssa5a47 Iz=@=[rrT55- - TRANSPORTATION LINE,
MIAMI - through the Delaware and RaTitan and
Chesapeake and Delaware Canals '''' al"
For the conveyance of Merchandise Pro5,,',o DAB.
Horses Carriages, Furniture and Goods Of All ackaes
low ' VI All SORTS at very
THROUGH between New York and Baltimore. without
i IN 30 hours, in Iron Steamers with water
ti pUk NV fokkIA Steamboat leaves Baltimore
t TS C Per week eek from No Light street wharf
c r t;tiNEW 1ORk-Steamhoat leaves in like manner
No. !. - "SeN i'o"' -'' ~ i'
oods destined for places beyond Baltimore or New York,
commission.
Line.
The safety regularity and dispatch OF this Line together
with the moderate rates charged commend il to the nuhi
as desirable medium for conveying every description OF
Freight j; A. SHRTVE Err Agent,
No Light street wharf, Baltimore
W. DALZELL, Agent,
~ n.
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STEAMBOATS,.
xIA NOTICE. IT, EHzEzssEsssEzzss
To
NHID 2 Pc


view OF the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in Connection with the Southern
dafoad Companies, greatly reduced rates on through
a. i9owlng exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
steam Packet Company in consideration of
mlngtOn, N. G, via IL " ''lo' -
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La Is c. PHILADELPHIA,
@xsz SESEH--z31s- WILMINGTO AN
MR. BALTIM0RE RAILROAD.
9 WIN. CRAWFORD. Agent
WESTERN
a.! R; ! ]. = ! ! !.

lSkl ulzzs@sxs@sssssssaT WESTERN
e1z- 80 MARYLAND RAILROAD
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGs, MILLS
On and after the 18th of October the cars viii eay ~
Staloi Tor Owlngs Mills at 73O A. NJ Returning leave
IHngs Mills ate and II A. NJ The o'clock train Connects
WIN omGpus for Reisterson and Manchester for which
places tlckecs are sold at reduced prices " "l'''
oI3-tf Irwin 4, r,vro,
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Miaes. Rtqaurs. lie.
GA CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
tsR44assI J B. CHARRON Il CO., AGENTS
Ass44e4M FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
A N q u

IN FRANCE
Have Just received and for sale very superor COGN
BRANBBIEs vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct s Brand
Emile Bellnont 90, Cognac Brandes, various yintage
Bordeaux Caret Wines from low to finest grades Burenn
dy Wines from medium TO very best grades produced in
France superior White Wines; Champagne Wine various
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHISKEYS of prime
The above will be sold in a United States Bonded Ware
house duty paid ~ N
Also on CONSIGNMENT 10 bbls very old prime Monon-
Sahea Rye Nhiskeys 10 bbls old copper distilled
bourbon WhisReys; 300 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite attention of those
in want of pure liquors. Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET
.
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x ESIT = FOR THE SOUTH
Ezssaazsa=ser55S DIRECT FROM NEW YORK pm ,i,t,
PlIIA and BALTIMORE via th, ''fi

flllA and BALTIMORE via th. 100
NJ, ,-,,,.-o BAY LIN -
~ NQhF pI!k, WELDON, RALEIGH, WlLNlNGqpN
G0Mf:I;Y'' ANG1 INV A. wAdIt5,IAEHIxA, MONT
FAILl AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
nav ,,,- DAILY, except Sundays via
BAY LINE, X SEA BOARD 4 ROANOE i RAupn.y
- TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED pL sCVs
me schedule being gcd that the traveller
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from " '''e''
NEW YORK TO WELDON Y T.
THROUGH TICKE
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-<EN OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
nsgeAssz1z=EzA STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Companys boats having been put in complete runnin
order prepared execute every desrption NJ @
and harbor towing at the shortest notice v 'e'
The Company's Boats are as ollows
Steaner TIGRESS, Captain Luke League.
M, steamer LIONESS, Captain A. Fl. League
Inc commanders experienced masters, and pnar
ahee gwen for the safety Of vessels in their charge Tbs
rates OF towage will be made reasonable For further into
~ WIN H. BOLTON.
1alou No. 81 W. Pratt street
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me aaVantages now offered by the Bay Line the Ralti
e racket Company for forwarding goods for the
south, should induce shippers inquire Of us, before
sigg ny other routes Besides the above named places
it an les Tor The transportation of merchandise for ali
oIItS on te , B. r. r., Black Water River Wilmington
fiqon T. r. Raleigh CASTOR r. R. ClarksvilIe va
roau, e n u Central r. r., and for Sou generally
are se as are afforded by other lines, and the induce
g1ts should not be overlooked. For further information
apply al the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf
dock, of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-14

STEAM FOR PARAGuAY.-rhe reason why vessels from
tie Rio 10 Plata often unable 10 secure full freghs
Tor the United States in great measure owing 10 the
delay attendant upon navigating veeses To Rosario and
other ports in the interior. One American vessel has
lately been twenty days In going from Buenos Ayres
to Rosario-a sailing distance, counting the bends in
the river Pana Of less than tTo hundred miles Thus
vesse having secured or even only onehaf
OF her cargo in the ces OF Buenos Ayres Monte rde
viii Often return home with In preference 70 rskng the
delay and consequent expense Of proceeding to ports in
the interior.
A well organized line Of tusboats has OF late been
greatly needed Especially will the case be 30 We con-
tnue to get Aeug pea,eaby with Paraguay even 70 carry
vessels far up her rivers - may be practicable
Mr. King Of this city, understand, has Just re-
turned from hoss countries for the purpose Of getting up
In this city, possible, company 70 purchase ssea ntuss
10 on those rivers Mr. has charters Of privileges
and other documents between the governments Of Para
quay, the Argentine Confederacy, and himself or subs
tutes Should Mr.. be unsuccessful In this city, be in
tends to proceed 70 Boston form company there
II pesAible.
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invited as ma NE funeral this (sunday) sfsruoo =.
swo O'Clock IN '0e r'ssdsnes of biz pesols, n. o.
Charlton street.
rHonAA-On Fr,a. ": August ~, MARY wuu rnox..
wife Of Dr. j. Gsiayd Thomas, In the 2Sth vssr ~ ~
70 sa.sn r.Da md and .;qus nsnSss q be i.@y vs6
nue. EN-, n, Sunday morning. at hsf past nine O'CLOCK.
Sgu.o Csroiina psperS pleas. copy.
Mn&.[on Saturday Angus Ia, CHARLOTTE q Wn,r
years and month. sso'
Inc relatives and friends Of the family ss rsspec riy
invited 70 attend the funeral from the ros NC o. ~
paren NO @l West Twenty fourth street. tn (sundsv1
afternoon, II ono O'Clock 10y
WILSON On Friday afternoon, August IT, n six o'coosr
Of consumption, atsr severe nsss OF nina montb. w.
WILSON, aged II yeau,
His personal friends. also the fsnds Of Tia family -,
requested 70 attend tho funeral this Sunday aerncsn -
street. " - -''-e~~
WMANp-On Friday, August IL, ssssr Q short bu, -
vere lines, which sho bore with Christian fortitudS
MAGGIE j. WMAxD, wife Of Frederick Whand aged n
dnTR MAaiA, aged days
Inc relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
mvsed 70 attend the funeral, this Sunday morninQ p
Zen oGlocx. rom ~ Goodessons, st. Romans WsH Fissh,
tssv -, e remans VII DO taken 70 Cypress Hi Come
soly TOT ntermeut Cars leave for Flushing At o'c,ook
from Hunters Point
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

MarKetSs
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA August Is 1859.
Soon steady. Pennsylvania State hves, 90n Reading
Railrosd 2lX Morris Canal SIX Long Island Railroad,
i0X; Pennsylvania Railroad, 3SK.
BALTIMORE, August Is, 1859.
Flour duh, and Howard street offered at Csc. decline
whest dull sales Of eco bushels white 81 % 81 IS,
red 81 20. Corn dull, and &c lower white and yellow
70c re Provisions steady: mess pork SIS rs; bacon
Udes 9xc. whnkey unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, August Is, 1859.
Flour tends downward. Wheat had declined &c red
81 % 81 80. Corn active; yellow $50 Oats steady.
Provisions quiet pork sl5 bacon nrm hams 1lc
12c aides she sxc, shoulders ks. 7xc. Wniskey
2Tc.
BUFFALO, August 49, NJ
Flour unchanged sales 800 bbs. at - rs IS for
extra Western and So rs Sc so for double extra Whsat
quiet steady sales 5000 bushels red Ohio In
lots at 81 Corn dull and &C. loser sales 1000 BUSH
els No Illinois. at &c. Other grains quiet, sales.
~hiskey nominal At 24c. Lake imports to-day-5,o0o
bushels corn. Canal exporu-1o0 bbls. -four, 1000
bushels wheat, q, 900 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, August l3-6P. N.
Flour quiet Wheat closed with advancing ten
cepcy. Corn dull and declined lc a2c. Oats quiet Re-
repts oay-3,30 bbs -four, IS 600 bushels wheat,
$500 bulbels corn. shipnens-900 bols -four, % 600
bushes wheat oo bushels com, 1s GU bushsh oats.
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M TIE LORD COnErH TIE GIT or HEALING
" BE hath created the medicines The herbs on he for
AID the wise win not abhor theu- ~

n ~
~ BE hath medicines In he herb. of tse
ard the wise win nos sbhaT them, .-. u VIC ''''@'
The rfss sa:s ot Iss e. ~ timely wa
9tsn suffered there II IN ths liver se Wa. he ssrsuine
sS nss 8. f Sssa
eepsAsa upon S "a H Nv w. essf esn'1
gu ): =: .:s. &C.
be % a.a !, g. :.
eretsd INTO the bowels aod expelled from the body La
year, % md wss " s:Ss s. a
S have % % sS % ne
organ make yourselves acquainted with ha thoroughly e
Nv, '.' .sss'.'.s p H,4RsSsrFaazsIo cHArers
Th1 ,. .s1 % ssense aeir health rsmembes As
ss :s a e.
ties and cause 'hs ; sESsS1s y ss sSTs
sssy s Y nd ., s
:oi. al se es aoa pss ss: ca
never suffered l'a rs f;isff sa' CURED
w..tessr county for .hrse nouhs terribly troubled
m ms I. seass .s I'd yTsa;s
lie. AdSssd sy Js..e Baker Of Me: squars Weaehsar
coz sa' you, 4! JED 90 '''d
:snd o. E, 1sG,; x. ,. n !ssi e.Dgs, DING nom g.
s:de s.ssm. cu9sd y ts %
s21.. o. Br.Dsrss. Pill. Ihsy sesmsd . be ac..s b.
GOV I1hsm he Sess ssdisns : ):
ever Lnovn uses none .iaer In h family md would b
"''''1' a'n y gs w R1 "sb Aour CURED.
county II y. ~. Sss w sss .:s
ss n: ssi n .nS IA
Hashi Wa Induced v Try Bra.drehs pills. .Selr effect
ssDa sm.. af :: s ever ud La '
r. . sn.s q sys, form Z, M, =
- sve and by al drusshs, At cents boz, With fal
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that they are not in position to take the steps
necessary to guard against their recurrence.
Such It il pleaded, was the case on the Northern
Railway; and, therefore, II we are to go to the
root of the evil, we must compel such reforms
In the financial direction Of the companies as will
deprive them of all such excuses. Obviously as
our correspondent suggests, the relieving of the
zines Of the burdens arising from stock given
without an equivalent, or fraudulently created
Is the first process Of exciaion which the necessi
ties of the case call for This expedient has been
Iesorted to by the new managers of the Southern
Pacific Railroad (great Texas Westerly, and the
consequence il that the line is now freed from an
enormous weight which It would have been una
BILE to carry. We instance this of course, only
as one Of the numerous reforms which the pres
emit depressed condition of our railroads renders
indispensable. There are various other retrench-
ments, such as the reduction of presidents and
superintendent salaries lobby expenses and cor
rupt contracts, which, II vigorously carried out,
would enable railway boards to appropriate the
sums necessary to keeping their tracks and roll
Ing stock In proper working order.
1AAoeucX oOIIcrPOnucut saAcD eAcepuOu
to the plan that we suggested the other
day of rendering the different counties
responsible for the safety of the railway bridges
and viaducts within their jurisdiction, and of
giving them q remedy against the companies
Our correspondent suggests that, instead of this
Grand Juries should be authorized to present i'm
perfectly constructed railway works, and that
Judges should, on their presentment, have power
to proceed summarily against the companies We
own that we prefer our own plan, inasmuch as it
creates double responsibility, and gives to par
ties injured means of recovering compensation,
which, in case of bankruptcy on the part of the
company, the other would not confer.
In the meanwhile, whilst all these recommen-
dations and suggestions are working out pos
sible future remedy, are the unfortunate sufferers
by the late pittiless massacre to be left without
the satisfaction which their case demands The
blood of the victims calls aloud for vengeance,
and the verdict of coroner's jury has pointed
out where the responsibility lies 1t is for the au-
thorties to carry out to their full results the pro-
ceedings which this verdict and public opinion
alike demand.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Affairs In Washlngton.

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1859.
General Cushing, who 10 now here has been rendered
che mission Central America but his engagements areof
such nature render his acceptance Of the appoint
ment impossible. The administration regards the posi-
lion Of great importance under existing circumstances
The Southern Railroad Convention has adjourned. The
proposition for the arrangement q freghts was with
drawn. committee was appointed To correspond with
the railroad companies between Portland and Washing
ton with the view Of bidding conjunction with them
selves for the conveyance Of the great mails from Portland
To New Oreana,
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Fire at Wesab0ro, Mass.

SwErBoRo. August Is, 1859.
The State Reform School at this place, containing
Owe hundred boys was discovered to be fire q. half
past O'Clock this morning. and with the exception OF
wing and the tower was entirely consumed No lives
were lost.
Boston, August TSP. H.
The Reform School building in westboro, nearly de-
ssroyed by fire this morning. institution for ju.
venie offenders, and was nrst opened in 1s49. The
buildings and and the State $l66 ooo One Of the
boys belonging to the school has been arrested on the
charge of setting the place on FIRE.
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ELorExEsT AND ARRzsr.-A middle aged man,
named Lewis n. Soper, was arrested by officer wyma.
last evening" complaint Of his wife, who alleges that
about three months he eoped from New York with
gir IL years Of age, leaving her and child that hn
the New Jersey House man ami wife. Mrs. Valentines
formerly Srs Chadwick, keeper Of the house, made am
dayt that 90 The 18th OF June, Soper there with
GIRL whom be represented hs wie that they had
esged board, and had lived together since. Soper was
asooropey arrested on . charge Of adultery and CON-
mltfed 10 jai for further By Justice Sand
ford --N.,urk Mercury, August TO-
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FRAsKiM-BnzHKM.- Hoboken, N. j., on Wednes-
day, August TO- by the Rev NJ Kremer the residence
OF the BRIDES parents, Mr. Sol FRANKLIN, Of Little Rock,
TO Mss GoIDIsA HnxHUh, Of that city.
1issssippi and AkaSsas papers please copy.
HEsHY.SlcHoIsoy On Tuesday, August o. Il the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father At Annapolis by the Rev.
Edward Y. Buchanan, J. BUCHANAN HENRY Of New York,
TO NARY a daughter OF Col Joseph H. Nicholson.
WHIKHxAD-NoYEa-At Ltchaeld, Conn. f, On Thursday,
August IL, by the Rev. Charles Whitehead CHARLES T.
WHnHAD 70 RACHEL TRACY, daughter Of William Curtis
Noyes, al Of New York.
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THE NATIONAL DExocRAnc Observation-Disclosures
or CHAxxroy.-Ths Columbia Guardian, noticing
.pecua,ons as 10 the salubrty Of Charleston Gays
Some Of the Northern journals making fuss abou!
the unheahiuncs Of Charleston At the appointed
for the meeting of the Democratic Convention. Every
In socth Carolina, and many in adjoining States, know
ths, Charleston healthy In Nay and June any Al,
autc city in the Union.
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Marine Court
ACTION FOR DANGEROUS .ss,r,,

ACTION FOR DANGEROUS ASSAULT.
ArGusr 13.-Wm. Quinn Is. Ed McCrossen.-These par.
Ties reside in Williamsburg, and appears that the plain.
tiff went to the defendant TO collect BILL some aserca-
ton ersued and the defendants dog et loose- and
smade havoc on the collector OF bills In the mckee the
plaintiff received from the defendant blox the face
Inflicted with substance harder knuckles which
broke Mr. Quinns jswbooe The Judge gave the plaintiff
$50 damages, and costs.
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LOIS OF the British Brig Lefsrina.
BALTIMORE, Aug asst ID, 1889.
The brig Delta from Cay Verde reports That the British
brig Leferna from st. Domingo for Falmouth, was wreck
ed Fortune Island July 90 All hands were saved and
Che Delta brought two OF the to this port.
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Draw,ne ga OF Wood, Eddy &; Co.'s Lotteries.
rrIrI5z ExraA Cr as No. AZ. ArGusr Il. Is2.

20, 80, SO, %, 2, 10, g. ,, 8, ls; l.: %.
7s. II. So, sc, 5, 80, l6, AZ, 62, %, 20, 8, 20.
- GsoaerA. Class No. 43s, August Is ls59
49, 49, 70, o. Al Is, AZ, SO, g. %, IT, g. So 46, So
GEORGIA GLASS NO. xee. EXTRA. AUGUST Is, 1859
as 8. 66. As, Z, ~, Ga, 20, Sc, 63, 3, IS, 81.
WOOD. ADDY co, wilmiagoa, Del
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from ass
sroaaxsy 70 Broadway Of Blocker Pho
,osraphs daxuerrco;ypes and ambrosypsa
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HOlloway's Ointne nt.-Th. randi xarsntfon.
81 our climate give alarming prevalence outsnsous and
sooroouc eruopons he ointment through lhs
pores OF re akin and neuranLes ncoent c1rruoton
actIry, 50 Maiden lane N Y, '-FS-'
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R.tcheIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
d the mandatory. IS Brpadway.
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, Inc eureka Shuttle Sewing Machines,
FblCE 80, WILL BE MORTGAGED 10 THOSE nor
ao9 Broadway, corner of Broorne street " S'
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HerrfnS's Patent champion Fire
And burglar proof sAes. II Broadway corner Of nurrs,
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Round Hill Water Cure, Sortha mpton
ssss, H. HaLh1BD ND Proprietor The Royon lt.s az
Bee sas-Ihs much Ia H.ls.ed hal great sue
ceis n bis practice and bis iastuoa widely resoed TO-
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De vxNo9A co, RPKRNAY YRARuR
vine O, a. atty n moderate prce rod II the prn
-si boteA by AL the eading deslsr hruughous ~
uunuJ. XIV. HAu0HwOUI. sose importer,
ec-rer @. Broadway and Broone street. Ssv Yrk
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- Weed's Patent Family Sewing HIachines
New style. Prise 80. Omce III Brosdvsy,