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Thsswardsw be made after the eoaesrt on ths stsSs
Of the these wh.re thrre thousand persons can vii.
mes. H. committee will be appointed BY the audlsnss
PRINTED list. Of .ard. will be published aud supplied
to assst. aud ticket holders Parties bavipg teksts
viii retain them uutil amer the are made and IN
.ststs mnsdisi.y with iu dr-oiions a. to the snip.
ID. priasip. Hotels. sapf and hu.io store. IN a.:
e,y, and a. the Headqusrters, In the Mammoth Fair
ton.l Orphans Hume Fuad, eoruer Of ssyenth street
and Pennsylvan'a avenus, wa.hingtnu, D. @.
The Directors .ppe. to The lib rsty Of the people to
give this enterprise their kind SUPPORT and ther by as
s.t 10 relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of our fallen
MAJ A. HALL, Pr-s't soldiers snd Sailors Uuiou.
COL cHAs' T. CAPsH,fT, , NAL x IL XLBSRdER.
J. B HuT6HrNsox, I...,
Cashier National Bank Of the Metropolis.
All ps'ous favorsby disposed are requested to act %
agents, but no com ui.sions will be allowed.
snoa'd si case: be .sa' BY post once order
In.ysIy ease send the nam. and pos. once sddr..s,
%p % f S .sS
see,e,.ry Soldiers, and s.ii.T. Nsiioa.i Concert
RsPER, BY PERNIssioN. To-
MAJ. Gen. wnheId s. Hancock, u sA
Gen kobert Q. seheuet, y. c., Ohio.
Gen, John u Kstohum: M. e.. New York.
zen James U Blunt, Kansas.
Gen. j. N. Hrdriok, Iowa. r..
Gen, D. c. McCsllam, D. G.
Gen o. v. Dayton, Now York.
Hon. Thos. W Ferry, NJ G, Michigan.
Hon. George Lawrence, M c., PennsylvaniA.
p. g. Forney, E-q., district Of columbiA.
MAJ. J. 3, Doughty. New York
Hon Richard walIseh. MAYOR, Washington, D. c.
Hon Wm Kelley; n; O.. psensylvani.
Hon. keiiAn v: whaley, n. G., West Virginia.
Hon. Ebon G. Ingsrsoll, n. O., iiino a.
Hon. Henry q. Deming, N. c., Counsetiout.
Hon. 4 4 lL.a,n, g, New York,
Hon. William A. Newell, n. c., New Jersey.
Hon. George ". Julian, NJ c., Indiana.
Hon. Stephen Y. Wilson, N. q ,Pennsylvania
Hon. J. p. orinnel. N. O., lows.
Maj. O. \. van Bursn. New York. js8-sodsm
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'BYTELEGRAPH
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The National Republican.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE PRUssIANs REFUSED
THE AUsTRO-ITALIAN BATTLE.
Attempted Arrest Of Gen. Sickles
Hs Refuses 70 Obey ihs Writ u Habcas Corpus
Priests and Students Drowned
II II n M A H X Il II q :.
AUsTRoIrALIAN RATTLE.
attempted Arrest Of Gen. sickles
. Vsfuss 70 Obey ihs Wh. d Hab.a. Corpus
and Students Drowned
LATER FROM. EUROPE.

III II M a X u r q I.
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LUMBER

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS oTSI0h w4g-.-g
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70 THE
PAPER, ENVELOPE AND STATIONERY
TRADE OF TIE SOUTH.
AND THE v1GoR or YoUvn

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUvp
VU restored In feur weeks, by DR.. R1OORD'H Ee
sENOE OF LIFE. DR.. Ricord {of Paris) after years
earnest socitaon has at length acceded to the earneg
requests Of the American public and appointed Ageu
In New York for the sale Of his valued and
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent will resto,f
manhood to the most shattered constitutions, wheth,
causes. The time required to the most inveteraa
case four weeks and If used according to printed In
sIuctons, which very simple, failure is imposabla
This Merestoring remedy should be taken by all about
to marry as Its effect permanent It is acknowledged
by the medical to be the greatest discovery evo
made Its developing powers are miraculous. suoceM
In every Ia certain that science overthrows N
norance. Dr. Records Essence OF Life s sold q
oases, with nll Instructions for use at $ or four guam
packed on receipt Of remittance to his accredited agsn
PHILIP ROLANrx
o. ayr 10, "a Liberty stxee&, NeR XofA
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JOHN g. BEALE.Z
STATIC NE r..

NO. 10 Nnssau-Jtreet, New york.
LARGE STOCK OF FIRST GLASS BLAEA I ga.ea@ HoUha
Constantly On hand Sets Books made to ordes
oaphy Engraving and Printing s1ssqsaa PfGmP e
best possible msnnes SPSoat onse IN The
tes Tor Goods Of equal qualify d:uthlsr October ~
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s. WINK. a. H1NMAN,
.NEANUFAorUBHR OF pERFuMHRY, O0NoHn.
u TRATRD FRUIT EggENOE9 for Druggtsts' snt
0onfechoners use No. 40 Plattsreet. corner Of Gold
New York. Fancy Boxes and Baskets Tor holiday pre-
q Rouge, Toilet Powders, Hair Oils, OH Must. OF
Oivet, Grain MuBk In ounce caddtea. Oh Apple. 0i
Banana, Butyrie Ether.
Fine Extracts In bulk to suit purchasers
complete Catalogue will be forwarded by mail on sp
ulication. 6mos January AZ
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s HIPPlNG NEW IS,
yonK-ruu DAY.
SUN risEs. Is . m mornyy1 O2
Sun sxTs............... "a nrcE AZ
Port OF New York, February III. 1856.
ClEARED

CLEAREn
Steamship City or Limerick tBr). Jones. LiyerpooIJ
steamship Palestine tBr) Martyn IverT,oo-E Cunard
Steamship Atlantic, Hoyer Southampton and Bremen
Steamship New York. Horner. A-pinwal-Paaiac Mall
sisams6ip Wilmington. Spencer. Gaivcs,on-wniiams A
steamship Gen scdswics. sawyer calve.ton-c NAL
s.eamshp Gulf City stewart. sceic-smiih 4 DunnIns.
steamship souder. Lockwood Charleston
hInond3I.vinsston. For Co ""'
steamship ssrstoga King Norfolk, City Point Rich.
mond--f helDeken Palmorr.
steamship Nor1olk Vance, Phladephis-7J Hand.
Steamship Franconis, sherwood, Porand-h b Cromwell
Steamship Ashland, Norton. Whitney 4 Hatha
Steamship Nereus, Besse. Boston-Neptune Steamship
Ship ss,p Graham. Policy, Burgess, dl,sgoyW& Nelson.
Bark Acme tirl. Wake, An.werp-Bae,jer 4 DE yertu.
Edye. '' '@'''s ''"""
g,rs pors,e tBrem,. schulten, Rotterd.m--Fu Funch
s,ss e., ko%.n. Ssw Y.rt SoSTs & sss.nns sclsna
Brig NuoVa Prosidenza dar, Manganaro GibrAltar-A
Brig Grace worthinston CBr). Dussant Belize. HorF
Brig Maggie tBr yigers Por, an PrioceB Brett Son Co
Brig Brig % %Biskpo,e, Fountain New orlesns-S ii Brigham
s5,s Cha. Heath, b,. foT.i.ndHa issa Co Co ~
schr Jufe tBr Lapree, Port Prince-Henry DE Cor.
sshr Banded, sho,wclL Gona,es-Bre,,. Son Co
schr Phebe, Morrow, Insgua and mkt-Doner Potter
sss s.n Hort " - %s s. s'S & sDR Sp
sssr sr y Sa1ef ssy swim
schr virginia Price Eidridsr, wn%inslcn-s Sccrcady
seSry YoeT.ns, IA,ehyr. Newborn.
sesr c.nsg .svisSs ns Bsn
ssSr bssss. Soroiss.s srani srsIi sssS s'
s'Ar 's''''' Snow hslslTIyfpa 1RRTyfp Buck AGO
Steamship Anemania tHsm) rrau,mann, Hamburg Feb
%s' sss = prs.sssis: s,sr Z
sshsnses s'n nrss ses saoa. los w s
rcs s.s sSssf a s j. .s L
gales; nnsr alter y.ri ~. more moderate :.
with n,sss &c % fG'"w. Below. s Feb n z
Ia, q ts Ion u passed bark bound n showing ssna
srs showing sisns white with red diagonal stripe ietsrs
st ssam.hip Moro Castle. ADAM. Tsxsn. Feb u, PM.
~n md.s sns rsssengers TO spoaord re.ion CO
and passengers, 20 l. u Jones
,ss.m.hp iehn Gibson, Young Alexandria with mdse
,E, ,sa,E %.raid sI .lf Scott, cslso days With suano
% co. ad aTSS% strong pss 4 ssss ws
iose rs, ., % cersd away lbbeop aud split sas
to master Had heavy westerly .ies OF the passage
ship Wsrdasna .arrmI ests. .?s rssn sal 70 DAYS. with
sulphur; 70 chas Iuling Co.
ship Tnnrson Low. Apalsehcois, Il days, with cot
Bsrt corrier Ir lie Gros Aso. Bay a days with wool
hsrt hl.s. Yoans Rr Hatfield, Bueno. Ayres 70 day.
Ion o. is spose schr virginia Ann from Bai,mcfe Tor
BARK preeer !Br Moore, Msiauras, II days. with
Bsss n..snf star Br). Miller, 81 Jsrc, % days with
psrk ysmuTi ,BrI, johnson sasna 10 days with sugar.
Brig B,sare.s lSorw,, xoer, caana n dsy. with fruit
wi,S sf s Anna ~ Maria s sDs'Sa EGos Bno' Ay days.
B,s h,sn tsr Logi'i >, Thomas. II days, with sugar
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: -
NIsCELLANEOUa.


A A. A.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
N. Prizes paid In gold. Information furnished. The high
est paid for ouboons and au kinds OF gold silver
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 10 Wall street. New York.
A FACT-NOw rs THE TIME TO ECoNOMIzE-To
n lbs Of r. T. TO- q East India Coffee add lb OF pure
Java, and you have coffee mix unequslei
heathful than pure coffee alone Tbs r. Z. Co East
India for g. H. for 10 cts Depot 1896 Chambers street
For sale also by BEEkAAN BROS stanton and Christie
ST., and 81 nv. and 2sih st. EoBT DAVIS Sole Agent
A GREAT EXHIBITION OF PRIME BEEF AND NUT
tim, Mashingtons Birthday and the day folio wing
by u. LAWRENCE, Is and IA Centre market The public II
invited.
nIvORCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT PuB.
~ hc.tv. Success guaranteed All other law business
managed prupcrly. Advice free.
r. l. KING. Counsellor at Law rs broadway.
DIy0RCEs OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBLICITY AND
~ without Zee I'LL gained. Warranted legal every
whore. Consultations free and confidential
NJ. nONLs, Attorney and Counsellor, IS Nassau st.
20 To THOMAS r. AGNEw's. 26p AND cs, GREEN
VI wich street. corner of Murray and there will ind
Teas Coecs, Fish, Flour thing else cheaper
any store in New York. Ono price house
CCHTLBERGs GERMAN oIYTNENr-wARRANTE
- certain without the slightest danger, for Piles
old Wounds, scrofuia saltrhenm. all Bone and skin Dis
eases &c. For sale at 30 Bowery. and by all principal
druggists
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Extent, Importance and Power Of the Progress
i've Republics Of South America.
DC. &c. DC.

The steamship Henry Chaunoey, Captain Gray, from
Apnwall on the 18th nst arrived at this port yeser
day BY this arrival we have Late and Interesting intel
genco from tho Pacific which will be found in she
tors OF our Panama correspondent.
Among the passengers by the Henry Chaunosy
David Hoadcy Esq, President, and Colonel G. n Tot
ten, Chief Engineer, OF the Panama Railroad.
Purscr Mallory Of the Chaanccy, has thanks for
the prompt delivery OF our correspondence, &c.
Tho following is the specie list Of the Henry
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The number Of Tickets Il now increased 70 on,on
Prizes paid IN gold Information furnished The hiehcs,
rates paid for Douboons all kinds q Gold and Silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers. n Wall street. Nes York
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Sei y4tt, Gnac1, NJ NOV 2G
e. Co n1ee .latlte", AaPiey' up Nov 20
gu SS ~ - 1apey oones. cleared. Nov 80
S,. 1, 49,. uP. Dec
Sohr w Smith, Tooker, cleared ' neo
Brig Abby Watson, -, up. up.................' Dec
PHILADELPHIA
Bark Helon Sands, OTIS to sail No. 90
Schr Eva Belle Barrett, cleared Nov 90 90
Schr J Lovering Corson, cleared. red............Dec
Sohr Maggie W Weaver, -, cleared Dec
.-5 BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton up Dec 3
Steamship Lulu, Childs up up.........Dec Dec q
ea1 ~ 49,, NJ - i1y isy cleared. Dec
St naua 1eMi. up. NOV 90
60 Da springer, up. Nov %
chn 11 I f;1HAe1s, ai Cun1os, up. Nov 27
Schr Loyet Peacock, Regan, up. up...............Deo4
schr Yankee Maid, Thomas, cleared Dec <
schr Palmer. Palmer, cleared .............Dec 9
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Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
December Ia.

67o bales Cotton bales Mdze. bags Flour, bbls
@ 1oo[ Pc NE eaTs Lumber cars Wood cars
Eeeder Cohen. Hanckel Go, Marley. wills s CHS
0q, Oh q adams, Frost l. Co, Mowry Co, Dukes Co.
Go; A 8 8 4iliar. MA Salinas. Hayden co. Adger
Hopley & Co: NJ Ffedsburg Walker, Cumpsen' + 60
Tar + Howand Mrs Johnson Mulkai, Bates CO.
Co. O Middleton T D Wagner, steinnaeyer & Son, q
@ RoDertso9 = Il Can't p Muller. NJ Flood.
Casew, Mrs + Carroll, O Trenholm, E Wiss s Co.
Bee 4 Co. Gibbes 4 Co, F Mey.
sConsisnees Per Northenster,a Railroad,
Nj. December IL.
$40 bales Cotton 16 bbls Naval Stores Mdze, &C. To
Ravenel co, Adams Frost Co. Kendall L Dookery G.
w Williams Co, Willis & Chisolm. E W Marshall. Cart
Kopf Jervey, Lee Spencer 81 Baggett & CO, 81
Rodgers Co. 81 Trenchard, W Ryan, Hoppoch
Kirkpatrick, Pnckney Bros. b Walter 4 Co. Davis
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer Dictator from Palatka Fernandina Jack
sonv1llo, &o-E W Lange. Dudley, Ayres, Rev T p
,Dupass. ~ Haynes, W II Fawn. r Hogg. Kenney, G
Hookery, Feller, II Barry, " Parnell, Mitchell
3 Grand. slaper, W Hedard, E G Mcclure, Mrs
A Bravo and daughter. Mrs Dunning W Lecross, " b
Sanders and lady. M sanno 3 Lancy. Rev " Keip,
J + GilchrtstJ Togni, w a Henery, Earle, J p
Smith. B Hodges, T Spaddon T E Halle Miss
Hate and servant, Chestnut Halle " ColebourRh
Col Patterson, suwart, Lady and servant, W VII
iams, W Stanton and laly.%s5sF ''-~
Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, C-s King
W Johnstone II e spivey, and:12 on deck.
Per Br bark Reginas from Liverpool-NIiss Martin
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, December u.-Corron- Sales OF s
bales since our last at 25c per h. duties unpaid We
quoe frou 2sa3oc duties paid Several small lots arriy-
cd for shipment during the week.
. .IUHrESr!SE-Virginia Dip sold during the week at
81 per Dbl; Yellow Dip 81 so, and Scrape 50 rs Dor
bba OF $50 les = ~ -
TIa,DEsalcs of 80 sticks at 8sla11c; $40 sticks at
seas week, all ordinary Good Timber in demand,
with Sight decline i'll prices.
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UOAEBTIV.t 37
BosroH. GS
BARK IoscanO; Dalano 70 ea Nov a
go - 1 nyoers Nov 10
011S Aen fetsee cleared. Nov "A
NEW xoRK. :5assss&
9eeaznship saxagoasa Crowell cleared. y. Deo
h0tp NerCua Nichols, cleared. .Doo
6htp Conddence, johnson, cleared. .Doo
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS, J
CHARLESTON Wednesday Evening, December Ia
Under the improved aspec. of the Liverpool Cotton
market there active demand. and holders in most
ses succeeded in obtaining prices about x cent ad-
vance previous quotations The sales amounted to
shout 600 bales viz: bales at 27s cents; 49, SO
81 So at 29M u ct 80; 81 at 3o 81 3D. s6 at
Ut SO; 81 at 80. We quote:
Low N1iddlng. ...............,30 a
A!Auoun?. 81 15@-
Strict Middling. 32IZ1-
Good Middling N ~"
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GRAIN-Wheat continues In limited supply, and prices
sses Of 1loo bushels white at ssoas25 an advance on
Psyieu5 r salss II MEDIUM .aes as e s 49o
os o the
good strictly prime wRite asseasss; bniI sassc
itO0 bushels damp and mixed at s0assc 2b0 buehels old
new 4 q %
ooa95c mostly ct e4as5c. Oas46Oo bushels received
s e ss bgs5ss
f5ssazR ohIs "a All : ] : g e e = s.non; @ ~
Paov1aons-We notice the sale Of las bbls new west
,aa1per Dbl Bac5n is dull We quote shoulders at 12c
sides Ct 12Aa3o and hams 1aa2oc Lard jobbtng at 1sc
PSF lh. s1.lz.j ss.7azaS
R1cE-We notice q DUN market tor Carolina. Quote
atSs@a1o4c Per 10. bnt generally held higher.
1a an So stssay 1ss a a @ yS - For Liver
Turks Island 60c per bushel. ss Ifl4..sss i3 sls
BY asgn a,et s9as without
2Hcents; Porto Rioo 1o76a1s cents: Reaned same as
arEDs~Glover vas II very Hight supply toasy: ve only
notice sales Of two small lots prime at So as at which
price the market closed Timothy Is quiet and noninal
i days a1ssed ssay S % Susse hs 1877 prioe sss
pSid oy crushers. a,t't Ms .5 : s3E
~; ss quote o = prime
Phs1ado1phia Market.
PHILADELPHIA December 1o-Oorron.-Thsre ia
bales OF naiddhngs sold IN lots at from aSaS5 B for
;uplands and New Orleans. s XIV; NJ
crccnee and prices ERE unsettled owing to the further
cns IN gold: y. 49, =, -. =, -.
pricesEemain about the same 40 last quoted: Nine
hundred bblaedd in lots to the retailers and BAKERS
Northaest supernne.. 81 oe@ $50
1orthwest MHa..... oo@ 90
Northwest Family. II So@12 90
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New York Market.

The New York Euening Post, Of Monday. December 10,
states that -
The Cearning House statement is not so favorable as
hs7n declined
len s. 64 The serious fact is tho continued
down showing that the reserve has fallen
moro than thiry millions sine LIST September Two
are for the absence Of the anticipated
First the South is drawing greenbacks Tho re-
mittances for moving the cotton and tobacco make de-
mand for currency and national bank notes being Re-
garded as less valuable than greenbacks latter are
demanded, and the retances almost exclusively In
greenbacks- T- Nh '-
secondly the preference for greenbacks seems to
notes are sent almost exclusively large packages Of
rency being received here daily, in which there are
bank notes in their vaults their stock Of senbacEs Is
terror banks Of the most noteworthy features Of
the suboined table The figures Will deserve and arc
indeed receiving the most scrutiny III regard to
the proportion which the liabilities bear tho reserve Of
The loan market is easy and at 5as per cent
for loans on call Discounts dull, the rates are
For gold this forenoon the following wero the leading
1922 1919 lsaS 1851 ls7
1:s6, is7: 2oc is7 ~. 80 go ~; hOo' 1s7s
aor Torsign szshaage au BUS 90 days On
1929 for bankers; do. at short sight 11oa1101f;
g. g daza o a snoFt
5161; Hamburg, 364 4a361z; Amstsrdam 41a411 Frani
IorG 4iAa411s; Bremen, 785sa79A; Prussan thalars,
The Rising STAR from Aspinwa, brings 81 11s "a
specie >1o
PRODUCE n1ARKET.
NEW YORK, December 10-FLoUR &o+The demand
forWesern and State Flour is moderate and prices are
irregular The low grades easier, while the medium
brands are steady The sales are $500 bbls
Buckwheat Flour is dull at 50 8Oa3 IS "a 100 lbs
Canadian Flour is easier quiet Sales OF IN h.a
at $l2 50a14 so for trade and family brands.
Southern Flour is dull snd heavy. Sales Of 100 bbls
at $40 30al2 40 for to fair Baltimore and
country extras and s12 6Oa16 for trade and family
brands. &T"-"-'
Rye Flour is dun Sales 200 bbls at IS 5oa7.
Corn Mesl is quiet #
GRA1N-The Wheat market opened firm, but closed
tame at about former prices Shippers hold off and mil
lers buy cautiously owing to the heavness low grades
OF -four The sales 500 bushels at 80 for rejected
spring. and 50 20 for fair Chicago spring. III,--
Barley Is held with increased frmness but is quiet
Sales of 1000 bush fourrowed State at 81 co.
Barley Malt is nominal at 81 Goal 25. IL
Oats quite active and prices 1a2c better The
demand is in part speculative. The sales are 900 bush
f to good Chicago at 62Ha63c State at &c at the
railroad depot, and 66a67c by the cargo.
Rye is held with rmne5s but not active The
sales 1000 bush State at 81 %. ##-2# -
Corn opened stronger, but buyers hold Off and prices
lost most of the improvement the close Of Change
The inquiry chiefly for the home The sales are
$1,000 bush Western mixed at 81 Hal Ia store and
closing firm at 81 Ii in store and 81 u aoa Jersey new
Yellow 81 osal o. the inside for very damp; new South
ern Yellow at 81 O9s1 10. -, s17---
sTOCk OF GRAIN NJ NEW YoRK WARE4oUHEs DEoEn1BER
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For Molassos the demand has been moderate for dis
6lling purposes, and prices are without change.
The market for both crude and refined petroleum has
been The receipts have been heavy and the
stock has decreased Prices close heavy 19ae cents
for crude. and 27aS2 cents for refined in bond.
fEccniHQ Post December 12
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS,
ELECTION NOTICE

-. NA1ICTION NOT1CE
/ NACOORDANCE WITH THE PROCLAMATION OF
4 ,E Iin aVNOK IHE MAYOR, election will be held
@ ~ e0nesaay the 18th ms tant, tor one ALDERMAN for
" NO. TO h vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Wv; w. n ~ IaENaoIad, Esq, and for ALDERMAN for
Mo. to III vucanoy occasioned by resignation
OF = WILLIS, Esq. o-1-0 -1
and give their suffrages.
Gns WI be- opened between tho hours Of A. M and
No ~ ~ and @ =. NJ at the following places: Ward
War WaTd No No. 3 9t the PALMETTO Engine House
No g. Eagle Engine House. Meeting street; ward No. 6
No. Sg Ensns Hos H0use street. Ward
and Public Ma Ward No 8. City Engine House. res
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c A N A D A
SPECIAL DESPATCH 70 THE NEW YORK Er.i1i5.

The Case OF LRmirande-AH the Papers Re-
Iati1R TO the Affair tn be PubIisled-The
Courts and the Government OmcInIs mt Log
gcrheads-F0x Hunting. &C., &c.
MONTREAL, Oct. IL, 1866.
The documents laid before the Grand Jury reference
TO the conduct Of the government Office in sending on
Lamirande TO be published They include afidavs by
Mr. Doutre, counsel for Lamirande; correspondence
between the Grand Jury and tho Solicitor General and
tho Governor General The adavits contain all the de-
tails Of the transaction In full The general information
has already appeared but tho details make the matter
look worse than before. Tho Solicitor Generals answer
70 the Grand Jury a model OF brovitv They ask for
information to the proceedings He simply says, al
decline TO give any" The Governor Generals secrc-
tary Is q little moro polite bnt the substance
is the same Judge Drummond said he would take his
time and way to vindcate tho authority OF the
ts oces but would not be driven by threats
abuse do than he choso After the term
the matter would be taken mp.
The fox hounds had splendid RIM to-day. great
many Americans present who mostly brought their
own horses Bostoninn on his brown marc. Maid Of
OTTAWA carried on rhe brush. He rode straight over
tremendously stiff country. Many OF the riders got
severe falls; but only was much damaged.
match game Of hurting at La Crosse 10 day, between
the Caughnawags Indians and twelve Montreal players
which resulted in draw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

sAmrAsy-TsHxs CASES or cHoLKRA IN The Crrv-T
fresh Of cholera reported in this city yesterday
two Of them being mother and daughter. The
ported Mary Gormsn and her daughter Mary German
rssans a. So no .srss1 Tssrs were 40 deaths
ST. PArRIcE's Yesterday the congregation,
recently worshipping In st. Pstricks cathedral attended
services the large hall Of the schoolhouse adjoining the
Of the old building Altar high the Very Rev
Mr. starrs Vicar General addressed the assembase In
s,rassion o. Ike esshsdra was ssd calamity vet they must
remember that God permitted 4. doubt for some wise
Rspy e ssass Sa no s-rioas .sdsn, ocearr-d during The
Res ars 10 good and that n. burial vaults
ruins where the remains their nsrous late arch
reverend person. are sspo...d uni@p.r.d Tss
sa % e os @ &c s .a me- -
the can up a as. wna =:
retained. with modern improvements added be
deemed ESSENTIAL
FLEE rsrKrBetwcsn Ave and sig o'clock
Sunday morning FIRE broke the fourth floor Of
Leopold schepp spice mill Tho flames estendsd the
upper and tho roof and before ernsu.hed the build
ins-.hch I. Owned By y Th%ser-g.s asmsssd TO the
% ssoo % which be has only as Ysos.
Psrf. ss,lo' Grs.swlsI. saaS; STAR ssos and
IN he spies srndss room le rear psri y The fourth
noor but from whs. cause Y AZ present nkoo~n Lhs
the adjoining building which time threatened
Vel. s a s s e the s ss.r
10 hs ,; T and much . e, e. the
ing the property.
Fsxr EVENING scuool ron Grssas clsrrs a new free
evening school benefit Of rierss WIN be
opened on the Of November sot 81 Marks place.
under auspce. % association % wealthy
eitizsns rh. studies q be pur.as VII - N ne kagi.h
and other branches relating 10 mercsniiis business.