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SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION
FOR THE
DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.
septomber 8


yI7EARE pL LEAsED TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUB
wv LILO that arrangements have been perfected for
the resumption Of the execises Of this well known In
stituton on Wednesday. the 14th Of November next.
Pay pupils WILL as heretofore, be charged One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars In Specie, Its equivalent per
mum, for Board Tuition, and all other attentions
cept physcians bills Those unable to pay the whole,
any part of this sum- become participants of the
Legislative bounty by making anpication to the Com
masicners, or to either of tho subscribers
The following is list Of the officers OF the Institution:
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Governor j. T.. ORR, Columbia, g. c.
Chancellor e. D. LESESNE. Charleston, 8. G.
Judge T. N. DAWKINs, Unionville 8. O.
Department. for Deaf and Dumb,
N. r. WALKER Z=Z=z
Professor T. NJ. HUaHsToN.
Department for the Blind,
~. 8. HENDERSON,
Mrs. L. O. W. ENDERsON.
. MATRoN Mira. M. Z. WALKER.
Parents and Guardians desiring to place thoir chill
dren wards under our Charge where their lifelong
afhlcton, though incurable be greatly mitigated
and where they may be prepared by moral intellectual
and physical culture and raining to become useful aud
happy members Of society, should make immediate ap-
pcaon, as the number received for the pressn will
necesea rily be limited.
by order Of the Bo rd of Commissioners.
NJ Wakes. ESHnHsoS ana Associate Principals.
Cedar Springs spartanburg Dist, Sept. l. 1865
September ~
ALEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. 81 WASHINGTON STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
t.HE SESSION BEGINS September ~, 1866 THE
K course OF instruction will be thorough, including
the usual accomplishments. Competent assistants have
been engaged. Ample philosophical apparatus, also
maps, globes, fine telescope, &C. belong to tho school
The School Buildings we'll arranged for the purpose,
are egibly located i'll the mort beautiful and healthy
part OF the city.
For catalogue containing n necessary informant ion,
apply to X KEalpEK, Principal
August 10 1mo
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vLrANTED.-A CLASSICAL AND IATD E.
ZMATIOAI TEACHER of the highest Qua!hca-
tions for school OF about fifteen sohears.
= Address. with referencee, " II. EVANS,
EeptemberG 9* eGiety HILL s. c.
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ITO RENT, TWO STORY IuUsE ON
Bay street. opposite the Half Moon bttery. 1t con.
tans seven rooms double piazza stable ood we'll and
clstern Of water; aao garden astachd Price $40
per month, Apply to MAOKEY BAKER. No. 86 Mar
ket street. september 8
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==Z WILL Z=4
rONTINUE THE RETAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS
VI ut the ULD STAND, No. 258 KING STREET IN
the Bend. THOMAS CARIMlL1'
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sz5= NOTICE.
IN q WILLIAMS II THIS DAY ADMITTED
lie partner IN our firm. ..,. .~,,,,,,
No. 10 Accommodation Wharf.
. gentember 1st. 1861 september
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THE SUBSCRIBER
vTY1LI BE FOUND AT NO. 1853 KING STREET,
w near George, where he will continue the RETAIL
DRY GOODS BUSINESS and will be pleased to serve
my former friends. WA Il hu0Eh.
September8 Bn1
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Charleston, s. c., August 10th, 1865.
August %
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yXyANrED, BY A YOUNG LADY, A sITUA-
w TION as TEACHER, either in the Cit or coun-
try. For further particulars inquire this Office
July 2O
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-QQPARTNERBHIPS.

YF1HE OOPA RTNERSHIP HERE rOFOHE EXISTING
under the name of CARTMILL Il RUGER, at No.
28 King street. as Retail Dealers In Dry Goods IL tns
fay dissolved by mutual consent. Either party Is
authorized to give receipts for all debts due the late
frm THOMAS OAhiMlLA'
VIM r. RUGER.
Charleston, s. O., September 6, 1866.
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NOR KENT-THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
I DENCE, No. 23 Rutledge Avenue. having Pantry,
Co. with all necessary outbuildngs an recently put
In complete repair. Apply at No. 10 COMING STREET,
corner Wentworth, WIN September |
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TTOUSE WANTED, ,CONTAININGTE # EN- OR
misses Preference would b. given to house on King
or Meeting Streets between Wentworth and Broad
streets. apply ut No. 10 WENTWORTH STREET.
co.,tor,ni,an IN nWf3
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
nHARI.EQ.rON nIGTRIQT

-
September 8
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VTTANTED, a SITUATION AS b q o X
w KEEPER or SALESMAN in a Wholesale Dry
Goods or Grocery House the former preferrod) by
who has hnd several years experience in the above
pacity in this city; is willing to work and make himself
generally useful The best Of reference given Address
ID W. s. :" at this Office s. September
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TEl loU xvArT To SAVE MONEY, BUY
l YOUR BOOTS and SHOES at
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SARATOGA RACES.

SIXTH DAY-A LARGE ATTENDANCE 'AsD AN ExcRL-
LINT TRACK.
Special Di,psieh 10 Tie n y. Tribune.
SARATOGA SPRINGS Monday, JAY 80 1850
The great feature OF to-day was hurdle race OYER
tuoie course for which three horses entered VIZ:
zgzae Citadel and Gen. wliims. Altar wost exciting
race Zgzav came wnaer AMID the loud plaads ofhis
friends. Time. 4.lI.
The second dash Of four miles, open to all ages
for 600 Kentucky, julius and Lsahefungs we're 10
Aorses entered and Kentucky camo in the winner In
1911, julius a good second.
The u mile handicap by MiIwood, Batter second.
Time, 2.iJt. -
Al the ending OF the II commenced raining which
slightly marred the pleasures Of the day
ANOTHER AccnuxT-
The day broke cloudy aud tho Track was lrarys
Eec,hele. there was large attendance and the Interest
dspayed In the result Of the was most atehse
Ihe frs, race was a harde one OF Two mics INC htsl
orss ca receive zoo the second 500 II wa most exo,
No raee aud resulted ~ follows: Ig5ag IL Citadel COrery
Klnglestook), " Gen. Williams. J.
General Williams apparently not up TO hisworx as nc
,ueceeded IN knocking down the hh ana eghth hatus
The second race was dash four miles all ages for COO
Thee horses were entered and most spirited contest was
lie result They 10 the winning post IN the iponns
order, Hunters Kentucky (hveyentoid) ISL hcDs9les
Julus (fouryesrod) "a Wedens Lealheriunss ~h!eaf'
ODD ID. Time. 1874. =. na..1 -,
The third race was OF mile and ehalf Handicap OF
s0 started but al the ooncnsioh Oh 'he faeo
oulv three were placed. aud they were;
Nga,Ton's Mil Creek carrying 20 p0unds)s L.
wws,dSr,s \. iher carrying ZOE poundsl Q
McCoun. Mamie Butler carrying lO3 poundsl =
Time 4Jl. . -. ..x sru,rs nm
Which caused rapid and hurried scattering OF the gathering
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CHINA.

WRECK OF An AMERICAN BARK-sTaAsDrSaH OF A
BRITISH sTRAMER-BURNISG OF cooLIE SHIP
pYpRpIrfoy AGAINST PIRATES.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 25.
The ship sas Gteenman from Hong Kong brings an
n, ~ he loss ON March Of the bark La BeIlo min
ssbted reef called wake Island where tbs Passengers and
three weeks but finding water they started
In the ships long boat for the Ladone Islands IN charge Of
h te, ware saved but the latter have not boon heard
from Madam Anna Bishop and party were among the passen
@ schooner bas been sent In search OF the missing BOAR
and 10 bring away se OF treasure which saved and
Srred ON Tho island The cargo was valued al $500 COO
The British ship Denmark stranded on Jasper shoa May 2S
n,nn ~ lava Coast April lG mutiny had pre-.
yiousy occurred The chief mate one apprentice and
hnnJrsS and fory emgrants were lost The expedition Of
p,vsh eanboats against pirates The coast had
bsen yers saccesir having captured 'ksd battery Of
twelve guns ut Namani. ~, oo ,s.e 80. -.
SAN FaASfIsco, Tuesday July 20 isyo.-Letters rom
rogeno NJ Van Roll aud Madame Anna bshop confirm the
abatement that the passengers aud crew OF bark Ia Belle
were all saved except ner wn9 accompanied tho Cap
tain IN gig Much praise Is awarded frssesco Moseoso
Tho distressed shpwrccked people. Al, .,, -, -
HoHg Kosg adyices c0nifaalc INC Iep''o" "uue' near
1Iaakow OF DE English Consul ~ Cheeoo:, .s,
Rice had declined 700, psy pieue sh'' ''' s4,woa.
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ARMY GAZETTE,

INSTALLATIONS.

:, u by Tc,sEsphl y
ana -. 80 q Use OF Prnc5 g.. u, Morton, late Captain
Q,artsrmaser u s. Volunteers senienced By
he S q e9 900 lawful money tho amount of which be dc.
o Wy government pas TO the United States fine Of
& s 70 Ve conhned at such place the proper authof.
uevt upli the amounts above named are PAID 70
soee eey authorized dsbursing ooer 81 tho Government
~ De forever disqualified from holding onoe Of profit
promagsted in General Orders No. g. District
oi ~ Aexco November 30 1856 upon the
proeeean % based upon irregularities IN TIE
Snpa =. w Gushing, A. q NJ at tho Headquarters De
p,r,Isa OF le oao VIII proceed to Madison Wis. ya Mil
ana dispose OF certain Government property, the
completion Of which no will resume his present duties
Sqpenntenoent OF the MOUNTED Recruiting SerV6e
Carlisle Barracks Pa ordered forward nnder proper
IN detachmens Of szo, 400 OF the recru
OF tho mounted service g. Army Qneluding the humber
for m o. Carsr Which , 70 a Pc
az that post to the Gth u 5. Cavalry, serving In
Tue following named officers Of Cen CRAFTS staff hay been
assigned to duty as adde camp with toe rank Of coonel
9hoer nus appointment as Generals Brevet Brig Gems r. T.
and Lieut. Co.'s Ely s. Parker and Adam Badeau. UAited
Brig Ge6. Rawlns win remain on duty with Gen Grant
eral.
John T. Lukns late Second Lieutenant oh United States
CeFed Troops aud Acting Depot Ordinance Officer at VIII
magon ~ c. has been ed by martial and sentenced
to be aered from service and TO be confined at Fort Ma
con- n. C.' rot to exceed two years
Captain Simon r. Barsiow. Assistant uartermas,er United
States Array to report to MsorGeneFa Meade for duty On
hs STAFF.
HcspitalSteward William Hpmber. Uaned States Army.
from duty In Dsparment Of Washington aud ordered to duty
IN Department OF the Platte.
MUSTERED OFT.
Captain John Van Lear Breye United States volun
toers.
Hospital Stewards James n Kcnnon Henry c. Allen and
William II. Ware United States Army.
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DIED.

BBo-oa Moay July % iss pfe''or Angel Bi's d Aia.
The I've rs,pseif Invited 4. ,s.
BERGSER-In Ctr Brooklyn ,er n:cs d,s,.s pss
idssd. sy the New York c:y Tras, Society ~,
s a Of Ion, sSsn ae Cn "s s,1e' aIs %
from the eethe ship, 10. Of oiesi hSrsA Aiss n 4
Gel ('ruia papers Tfelse copy.
BOUGT0S-Sud lsniy sun-sigoke sapdsy the -
iaish At his re'iisace in brooklyn Rsna H. BOssks s
Fa s err no sfe Ci Ia a. viii b. given
BREMoSDN Ei.s1ra tsl. on wsiae;s,y Jay p J9hs Rec
Notice Offarsrai on sFrvll Of the body
GLoyER-on sassay Is Mis- Abigail Glover scd Year,.
Tie Sciv and sSi ofiie family are ,.t
4 T. % rSel, M 1 o q a sS H. remains ' S
6sS1ss A. aud JopSe < isi.cy q eiOeTs isas At Noc
rSasf o he hos. II ws:er Mead e @ op,.
oQes Tusd,y Train ioaye' foot fBaTcay' moFr' 'na
JAcKsoNon sunday evening July 20 her rssiaenee No "a
West Egh.eealbst, Mary Ann wife Of VA Jackson aged ~
TIE ervie. viii be held the shove place At O'clock
70 cypsss. I'LL al Zoe. p a The sad. ss l,l sss
1a s 70 "a IT. Ss nssn a q a
White Maiek ia the si,h year o. heI ssei o. rit
day al 10 ococIa m No. 20 RiSaye, without ases ia'
htsp.
0oors ". MecOon lad niece OIth' ale h0a "i' AaPs'
The isivs. and iny E! 2 ',saa
her ssae o. ~ Ii1iy soH ~ III luther
owES Al r SATURDAY Iy q Mr.. 1sAsj.
TS. relatives hsnd. emily respectful, avisi .ss-
SoSes Of his psrsni. Fshsi .. Seeloek p n.
ci.ee only chIi Of DE- r sSl Helen L. Parsons sssd y'f
and u days -. 49,. ,...o,, ,,., az. 49,
TIE sa lssa' va ,ai a1ss d. g. s g
stiyes s1d lieAd, invised to attend
PIRDY-s h city saturday % inst, oconsuton Melinda
Aagas 9shr OF Melinda and the late Ansu''a' Pray i"
The fiSes service vii take plsce Tuesday .i
NJ; o% No 90 w,st iwygiy ,hra:; COT SiS'r Zee
by the Oa train from T~eay-srih-'i and Fourtifave
REEoo. Ia'sy j & ES6s As.oss1 hs e %
tins iunes om the sevsnih,sse United rreoysSs s
ssSd.y so.h inst Grace ti'w on
The fuper,l .s...-
day akeraosu toe!ocs wi,Iaui further notice '
sT o. MSPSay Ply ~ 1e ESs I 4 N
Nathaniel Smith ofWes Farms. in tie Si year Of hss
Is IL s' f'asS ON on Ws$".'isy ASs9 SsSc
s ,s vii Dc TenSn. 70 meet tie 80 M ,a os;
Tseaiy-xihsl.
sPENcg-on Sunday evening. July 20 Catherine Mitchell wI'n
The relative: .aa fsps: Of the family respectfully iu,.s, TO-
Glasgow. scoi'nd papers please copy,
THoMsoN-on Monday tho Goth in John Henry only child o.
w H. .SS M,y e. S ss , sS. ay
tend tie ssss from the rdeScs Of his srea No West
iarh Invitation His rsSsu. vii Be AIKEN to
termen.
vANnERuOoFa Monday July % Mary Jane daughter Of Jots
and the Isabella Vanderhoof In the a5h Of her sgs
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited
10 attend lbe Dr. Burchars Church Tr~u,h
bet "wednesday. august
o'clock M The viii be takes the day to DosSss
Ferry fos intermeat
wnITEon sunday the goth inst, dyseney sars ese
darhrr William aud Maria JaHe aged ~ yeas, cusashs
and p days -, n, 7
Ths fneIsI services will take place the 0reen Neeesi.t
Church "Wednesday AugustL at 10 o'clock Ihs iiesds
;no IT,. Teasin. viii bs tssn 70 woosn s iS:ean
wrLsONSoddsnly Star Landing SewJersey Friday Jay
q, Fraaklin Wilson OF Nes-York. s.-.
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N'ior.Gen. sChOfeld, Q. s. A.; Major-Gen. Thos.
h'tssn,r VI Hon c. P. Huntington Cali Hon. c. s.
oieei! ~ Lol, Hon NJ s. Manchester, Chicago Hon. 4.
asPp' lonEers; h,~ T. shafer Albany, and w d. Capp
Iosa, are at The Mstroponsn nstel.
Among the arrivals at the Fb avenue Hotel we notice
NE Hon! Alexander H. Rice, bS-.an; Hon T. H. Rollins
DewHswpshisc and Gen swayne Of Oh.-
Hon Roscoe eohklIng Utica, II. T. is at Bssyoort
House.
Gea- oDcnrer Baltimore IL at the Hoffman
fOu 9. 7. Sherman, Ohio Hon. II, B. Anthony r. Il
Jadse K Jones Orleans and Baron O. Hackenberg,
asd Baioa Raokeaberg Sweden are at the St. Nicholas
The Hoo. Henry wlssa Of Mas the Hon. b. Van Horn,
IockpOrt r. T. the Hon. L. NJ Morrill, Of Maine the Hon
JpO Ksssor Of Iowa the Hon j. NJ Ashley OF ohio the
Hog s. w. Goodwin st. Louis Gen. Lttcheld. PhiIsdel
pbis. To Hon b. pa Rexord Norwich MY. the Hon O.
r. yattesOn Utica are at the Astor House
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sHAMUs o'BRIRN AT WALLACKs THEATKR.
An inopperture thunderstorm, last evening, threw
@ LITTLE cold water on the Irish dramo. which pro
da.ed this house for the first time Yet the heater was
comfortably filed and surely the audience there present lost
noiag through their adventurous spirit in Drawing the
storm Shanus OIiea" not remarkable Tor orsinaltyi
enboses interesting story, Is brimfu Of incident
and l tie mind Of the spectator pcasureby excited from
fist to last II is very long time since we hare seen
play 30 crowded with incidents vital with action
picturesque in point Of scenic accessories Every
characteristic that accustomed to look Tor in Irish
drama rcappears this and features added that
have ~ charm novelty The Irish patriot the freedom.
loving boys" good presiv who feels pOus sympathy
WIZ treason the base and tfeacheous and malignant in
i lie gallant british gentleman his travels in Ire
aad The dashng hs idy, midnight conspiracy the
daae lie song the disguise tho usual allowance Of
rsdcosis CT whisky aud Of jokes both yeuersbe
Thee are here We Write In haste at late hour and cannot
fane to give here careful analysis Of the piece. But Of
>eaf there IS no present need. The story OF shamus
rBrleh ~-~su and widely known. He goes through
gaa"y pcF's IN ~sIis play and he goes through
fnea Like brave MAJ, and be carries our sympathy
along vita him. BOT indeed tina. ns-s ia ANYTHING very
impressive OF slnning Irish treosoni brt cor mapIy
racre patriotism and fidelity to ones cause through
POI through evil virtues that We cannot choose but
lsc-efes Wen presented in merely mimic c This play Of
sanus OBssp" makes its appeal to sympathy With those
ystss ana does DC. plead in vain has plenty Of minor
flulasd possibly Significance will not bear reaec
Ori its ideal Of her0sn worthy and is inspiring; aud
y really to- some extent, reprodrces the turbulent life
segy stormy and picturesque historic peTodl19l
goai l drane and vel adapted to the Celtic sentiment Of
thsibvE is Of having succesfslrns- Mr. Moss has
poisd carefully, and with several remarkably fine scenes
aeg raets cordial praise in many respects We shall
the subject again when more at leisure. The Tay
rsls little condensation. and should be relieved OF its
es,s musical accompaniment It's three acts wond then
smoothly and swiftly ard ITS interest would not he
"arres esssmus 0Biien" wiz be played every night.
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PACIFIC COAST.

MINING suAREs-EDIAv DEpRRDArIoSs-caor IN
OREGON.
SAN FRAYcIsoo, July 25.-The Supreme Court of San
Francisco has affirmed the validity OF the Militia law
passed by the last Legislature. 80 "
Mining shares are better Crown Point, $50; Alpha,
fltrI, Ophr $40; Savage, $500; Empire Mill $il2 oO
Gould Curry, $74ji Yellow Jacket s5go Legal Tend
SAN Francisco July 26.-Arriyed bark Annie Sharp,
Sharp, FROM Glasgow: -. .,,c o,o
steamer Orzaba from Colupbla River, brings $lGOoO
Indian deprcdations in Idaho continue.
Pine crops OF Oregon and the Territories represented
In favorable condition.
Tho nine mast months are reported at $2Ti. Receipts
n Savage for the year ending July II were 81 go
Five hundred boxes japan Tea sold ut private SALE Job
M,nins shares weak Alpha, aOO; Ophir $2iij Savage
se7O; CRollar $l9o Legal Tenders, I'll.
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rAs cAslera 10 'ls Vas.


The following letter tias Just been received here:
USsrrD sr.lzs coAsrTAT,.
Port Mahon July % 1876.
Stcyts - = 'Hla 7 VI
SIR. have the lonor TO nforu the Dep.snent ,1st q
formation has been received here hat the or y aro "
pilgrims at Mecca from cholera Is greater Ills q
than the last The Information says bat the dss,sr 4 Ia s
iaal aud Of much more malignant type than lssf year
1t is reported that the infection Las again appeared ia
France have information that The disease has YET ~
appeared in Spain. The quarantine authorities acting upes
,ne saPPosition that the disease contagious bare issapS
Igu quafantne going far require all vcsses from
e pos Of me United States and British ports bcura M
ne spanish ports In The Mediterranean quarantine hero
Is rev az quarantine here under the British fag,
Amerean built ship Lord Cierendop owned ia asd direct
nom Nes' lo.A bound for Malaga Eesse.s are afri6sr
neie uh Inc hsgllsh outnrmber oil other raoas the
erage beng about ~ TO one Of any other nation
II. b. RoBSsoys Consul
TLepnited States Consg at Antrerp wrtv- 10 tie st,s
Department under date Of July Gays Tie cholera h
recently appeared this city. The deaths from for he i.ar
two dayS have been about 40 hA two aay.
deaths have been many 75 fear mus regard a.
having asumec an epidemic fcn IWond suggest aat
sells arriving ia The United States from Antwerp shoad b.
scYutinzed by'0ur Qaarautinc,."-
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NAVY GAZETTE.
DETACHED.
IN ~ .l-L 4

DETACHED
fBy Teesrsrbl
Commodore Henry Eagle fromduty rs Light House
Inspector OF the Eighth LightHonse District and laeed
sick leave Of absence
Acting Ensign William Rnggod Cooper from du In the
Bureau Of Navigation and granted leave OF absence.
JULY 22.-Actng Volunteer Lieut. /. G. Vassalo from
duty Cu Squadron and placed sick leave Of absence
MISCELLANEOUS.
The steamer Massachusetts, Is DO pat out Of commits
sion.
The Kcarargo arrived at the Navy Boston
Mas tho 20h GO days from LISBON Portugal touching at
Fayal
Tho steamer 1acony was Charleston c. the 2th OF
july the Chicorso ordered 10 sail for the Wilmington
River 10 relieve the Conemsggh which was to proceed down
the coast
The iron tug Palace and Seyden have been completed
and delivered ovef 10 the Commandan OF tue Navy
Boston.
TIE steamer Juna.a sael from MOuevdlO on in yie for
the coast Of Africa
DETACHED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie surpy South Carolina arrived at the Washing
ton the 2sth last from the Atlantic Coast and
Gn,f 81 uad:ons.
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The Nationai saengerfest.

The following are the names Of the musical Socie.
les awarded prizes in the concert louisville KY the
seth lust;
POLARIZATION. Of St Louf.
6iT3-fiTst Ciass-i. Cnelnna Nav
',s Llsdtrs . gsnnbus MAsaerchor; 4 Indanapo.
~. AaeDnerchori oeChicaeo ConcordIa
80 0Bd Cass--l. Weet Cleveland Me-, ..,oho, ryan.
We Lederkrpnzi Ci.osna prudeBsz Cincinnati Sasn
geibsadj :. Cincsnlati JnHger Hsenns1cibr .'<-'rr
Hensi Sidney Ledeysfanz. 4, ChDeitna IL rirone,
Ak9n Liedekfalz 9. Gsssyi1s Tirtsr. >. Tim ndeT
,,JafcHs or Piznea-Er Ee. Eohoeyni Of ST. Iouls Mr
~ b.Iike Q. Gle NJ Cbeses wolfs6hn OF New Work
a. = hehrch 81 y w.Ybgk NJ Geefge Zoeller OF Louis
-. ~ * al Y Hast Of LRuisTs Kf Mr. Theodor Ha
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AbLEGRD ROBBERY By CoLoRgD B0Ys.-Robcrt
Brown. Charles DAVIS Charles Brown and Sauael Gfipleu
he last two ecelye arrested the charge Of robnx
the feed OF Concord Faoats They srs
also charged w u stealing revolver aid money from ITO
No. Myrteave. They also robbed tsefev. NJ. va.
lams Of the Affton NJ r. CAnrch in BYidgc o. itEirF
&C. Some Of tac articles recovered Iks accused
committed for hsari1g.
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MEXICO.
Tampieo Beseised-Censmuniessis Gut o.
H. FAN Anticipated - French Residents

NEw ORLEANS, Monday. Jaly 20 e65.
Adviccs Of July IA from Tampieo say that city was
beseged by the Liberals and confidently expected
that the city would fall accommodation with the interior
had been OF about the lth 18th Of July and de
Sediments OF ervalrV hah made eharsas sie that
French were organizing battalion far their own prolec
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Obituary.

Mrs. Frances II. French, wife of John X. French
O. s. Direct Tax Commissioner fox North carolna), and
eldest daughter Of the late ~ r. RogeTs$of New Hampe
died very suddenly at Edeuch c. the evening Of Sun
day Jolly e. Of congesVe chi greed aat good woman
possessug eminent degree many Of those virtues Of
head and heart Which made hey aher oHe e the noes men
Of kia tine,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

fBy T.l-srsbbi
The following Examining Surgeons were appointed
yesterday BY the Pension pureau;
Henry j. Churchman Chllicohe Mo-; George w Farrar.
Irontoa Mo Alfred Edea. Corning ~ Y. J. 10 BoRd,
Brownsville MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

'le neA' week and return to Fort Rerthold vhers
Gov % detained three or four days before starting
iO noma Mr. EdysFds states that the nego,,.,or ave re-
as gray successful and it believed that the tribes
treated With n regard their treaty spaaaOns for Yery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-31

soe freedmen II supposed there cshcs bodies ryf.
IN the marshes which have net been found
lhc number who have died In hospitals ard boa lyusl
aeac IN the marshes thus FAR number G.
Ihe strie watch which being msinsairse at Tsbes VII
prevent further attempts to escape Con the Island IS par
or scoops An taos. who succeeded lie refchng @ cis.
na'o been rrcar*u,ed and returned 10 camp" i.