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nj ULB STOLEN.-2S DOLLARS RE
wi WARD.-Stolon from my stable, at banners
GROSS Roads, St James Goose Greek Parish Tues.
day night. June 28th, o LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE,
aoout IA years old, in good condition. Said Mule s
about Is hands hgh and has white hair about the head
indicating age The Mule was seen in the of
negro Of somewhat brown complexion. on the
chester road with new birdie on, which was taken
with the Mule reward Of S25 win be paid for infor-
nation le dnn to the recovery OF the Mule aud an ad.
ditional reward will be given for evidence sufoient to
convict the thief Address the nndsrsignsd Of Dan
9. O. WILLIAM j, DACaFTT
juno %
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ROYAL BiAvA1A LOTTERY OR CUBA.
ToND0UfkD BY THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT
DAYS. r''7T7r7- 80 - AA' '
Pris es osshed and information fuIntahed,
Tho highest yates paid for DoUboonn and all kipd
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR d CO.. Bankers,
eebyuaryS emo Ho' le Ha-ssrset Ne1 Ipib,
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MOORHEA-D'S =,
CELEBRATED BITTERS

THHHE PUBLIC knE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
n ,nAt .nese nlsnly esteemed BITTERS made
ny .he same p5rson who made them for over twenty
yeals tor Uinea Moorhead. He having tho original
oelPt, ea. confidently recommend them equal to any
mao during Mooihead's life time.
Sold In quantities to suit purchasers at No 90 CAI-
HOUN-sTRkRT, south side. between Meeting and An.
son streets. JAMES MoKEAN
July IL limo
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THE SUBSCRIBER

SOLIOITs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING MB.
~ OHANiCAL WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
scales Letter Presses Printing Presses makes and re-
pairs Hoisng Machines for Stores; makes all kinds Of
wrought and Steel Ploughs with without stocks Also
general run OF BLAOKSMITR WORK; also w,;eei'
"sign. "ofk IN general. ASGH'D MtLEIsH,
- .'''.-~cH No. Cumberland street,
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employments must be considered as 30 many
school exercises, preparing him for his real
career, on which he has now entered. No
man is better acquainted with the internal
affairs and foreign relations Of eysry country
in Europe than tho Count Won BIsmARK. AS
q diplomatist he has no superior on the Con-
tinent, and yet is he by no means diploma
tist of the ordinary school. We think it very
probable, in the event of the success of his
present ventures, that BIsmARK will institute
great change in diplomacy, as NAPOLEON
did in tho art of war.
BIsmARK is very simple in all his habits;
loves not luxury or display; man of fine
bis Intercourse with strangers. He has al
ways led an active life, is passionately fond
of hunting; a huge bear skin and the outer
covering of large elk form part of the fur
niture of ono of the halls in his palace. Ono
who has recently seen him, draws his picture
thus: A good physique-tall and rather slight;
his head is bald; his oountenanoe denotes
great energy of character; o heavy moustaohe,
ruddy complexion, the face slightly furrow-
cd, quick, piercing eye, the port of gentle
man, and an iron constitution.
He is man of the world in every sense of
the word, naturally polite, putting his visitor
at once at his ease. He speaks fuently the
French, English, Italian and Russian. rs
might be supposed from all that has preceded,
he is indefatigable in his labors. He has
three ohildren-a daughter, II years old, and
two sons at school in Berlin.
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TNAR AND TURPERTIFB WORKS FOR
Il sALE.-Two Kilns, one Is bbl Still, Copper
Condensers, Force Pump and al machinery necessary
f9r the manufacture Of Tar and Turpentne. The ma
ohinery ts nearly new. For TERMS &C., address r. r.
GRAVES co.. Beaufort, 8. @. ~ July :
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FOR SALE.

NATTLE FOR SALE, AT HUNTS WAGON
" YARD will sell o lot Of MILCH cows or viii
ehchange ZOE Beer Cattle. ~ July Ia
DOR SALE. FIVE MILCH cow Latte
IL LIZ Oalved; gives twelve quarts milk per day; sold
low II applied for at
T. E. DALwIOKs FURNITURE STORE,
0u'y ~ tuthsS No. 671 King street.
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~ Au communications Intended for publication In
this journal must be addressed to The Editor of
the Daily Netos, No. 18 Rayne street. Charleston,
g. O. Business Communications TO Publisher OF
Daily We,Ds.
We cannot undertake to return Tejeoted oonnuntca-
Hons.
Advertisements outside OF tie oy must be acoonpn-
MED toith the cash. -
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LOST, STOLEN, Go.

II OST, A LV-R-MOUNTED NJ E E n.
IL sOHAUM PIPE; supposed 70 have been left In the
resr coach OF the Railroad yesterday Tho
Under Will be berally rewarded by leaving the same nt
the oface Of the Charleston Hotel. June as
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

A NEW FIRM IN THIS CITY DESIRES TO BORROW
~ FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS Immediately, for
the purpose OF erecting Manufacturing ConcernHone
OF the most profitable manufacturing businesses the
country; LOT which amount the highest premium will
ness operation in two months. and the parties under.
stand @ fhe business thoroughly II preferred, inter-
er and the sale Of the manufactured article on fair
terms OF commission: Address. with real name.
July IL " j. j. NJ, & 90.
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DI ISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TTNHE O0PARTNEkSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il in this city undor the firm Of DHCOTl ES & SALAS
was dissolved I'd April last by written agreement
Either partner or their attorney will sign in liquidation
only. A. o. DECoTTES
- F. P. SALAS
Charleston, July 8, 1866.
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IN THE CITY
2l9 KING-ST,.
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the.
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
of some of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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WANTS..

WANTED, COMPETENT BAKER, TO
w 60 into the country and take charge of an estab-
nshment about to be opened Address A. g. e. Post.
onaee. " July IA
WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS 200 X
w KEEPER AND SALESMAN, who is accustomed
70 the Clothing Business, and who can give first-
CLASS reference Only such need apply, No. 22s King
eot. ~ July IL
WANTED TO RENT, A SMALL, ME- ATIIY
w FURNISHED COTTAGE, ia good repair ten
m @ walk from HAynestrest Apply to tho Editor
u enle paper. July IL
WANTED, BYA WHITE WOMAN A
w situation as Chambermaid, also attend TO chill
dren and do housework, and is willing make herself
sene1any useful Apply at No. 49, SHOP, corner BEE
,D HohnE1 sIhEEIS. July8
WANTRD, BY YOUNG MAN. aITIIA-
wv IIoN In some Wholesale Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery mousse; has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods
and thorough knowledge Of the Grocery Busness hay
ing neen In that business on his account. he viii
ssuy He interest OF his employer and is willing to
make hinsen generally useful. galary no object
posefna tefsrSncss CO. lufniahed Address Fh nest
June IL
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THlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE BUSI.
Il MESS under the name and style OF sALAs & co.
...... .-. F. P. SALAS
July9 IN
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOIJTION

DISSOLUTION.
" iaE MERCANTILE COMPREHENSIVE, UNDER
the name and style of B. 8. RHETT & SON of this
city, by the death of tie former dissolved oh the
Sd OF July, 1885, tuthsS july 10
TUE UNDERSIGNED
TTNHE SURVIVOR, WILL CONTINUE TIE BUSINEsS
l. on his own account under the same nsme and style
as heretofore and respectfully soicts continuance Of
It's former patronage b. 8. RHETT, JR.
July l0 tuthsS
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". COPARTNER SHIP NOTICE.
TNNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il under the name and style Of AUSTIN & ALBEE
has this day dissolved according to articles agree
ment. tSigned) EARLES AUSTIN.
CHARLES II. ALBEE.
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FOE SAL PARTIES WISHING TO
II embark In pleasant md profitable business can
Bcriber
410o HEAD OF IMPROVED TEXAS CATTLE
800 head OF Hogs, 40 Saddle Horses, Saddles 20 &c
Farm Wagon. Harness and Horses substantial Ranch
House. furnished, and all appliances connected with
wei sPs stoof Ranch ooras Pens and enclosures in
miles west OF San Antonio, Rexar Oountv ststa -,
Texas For further particulars. apply to
At the store Of B. Foley, Esq, East B.
nESIRABLE PROPERTY AT PY ,,r.,,..
~ sALR-THAT TW0sTORY GROr ,Epv Az .HG
DWELLING, northeast corner Spring ana a. phtS;.
Atreets Lot 48 feet 'front.' 81 In deI IN o'' fhnhP
front -hinp streets 10 1eet
~ me gomt t,rtable Three.stO, ~ WOODEN DWELLING
No. Al Aaurens street, soutn side.
ga ALSO, .r
Tho Three-story WOODEN DWELLING No 20 Tra8a
street between Meeting and King Streets south side
The above for sale at low prices. Apply to
z. B. 0AKRS
Jnly 10 No. 4 Broad street.
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LNOR RENT, AN ADMIRABLY FITTED
IL UP BAR and RESTAURANT ESTABLISHMENT
in one OF the best laca In the city. The place
an old established and popular resort Apply at this
Office. July II
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TO RENT, 60.

ITO RENT, COOL AND DELIGHTFUL
l. SUMMER APARTMENTS, unfurnished, an
without Board In the Elliott Mansion Goorgestree
between Meeting and Anson streets.
July 10 tuthstu4H
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THE UNDERSIGNED
III AS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM IN THE PAINT, OH,
III AND GLASS BUSINESS. Mr.. GEORGE W. WAR
REM The business will hereafter be conducted in the
name OF ALBEE q WARREN, No. "A MARKET
STREET. CHARLES a. ALBEE.
July
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

INCEPTION OF AMERIcrs HosR COMPANY NO. 6, or
BsIDGEPuRT, BY THE NEW YORK FIRKxEN's Asso-
CIATIoN.
The above company, who have been on visi. to the
city OF Hudson to participate tho Fourth Of July celc-
bration returned home yesterday by the Bridgeport
steamer after q most delightful visit
They fine body OF men, representing OF the
most wealthy families of the above city They reached
here in the morning boat from Hudson, and wera re-
ccved by delegation from the New York Fremen's
William Lamb vice President; Charles Miller, cI.
Fire Commissioner; Thomas Flanders Robert Wright,
James Gregory, Joseph Coe LOWS Parker, John SHOW
er George Quackcnbush Frank Burns. George Lcerts,
Robert Wheeler. Tobias Lawrence, George Williamson
and others.
At eleven O'Clock. headed by wheeler wilson's
Bridgeport band, they escorted up Canal street
broadway up broadway to wavercy place, and thence
to the headquarters Of the Fremens Association
OF sixth avenue and Fourth street. Here they were
welcomed by Mr. Henry Wilson In neat and appro-
pirate speech which was duly acknowledged by George
served up which was highly appreciated, after the
fauguing march through the hot The headquarters
az s s% s ~ e ~ &
Over the entrance was the inscription, 'wel-
come No. eof BRIDGEPORT" At two O'Clock the CON-
by The members OF the Association and escorted TO the
Bridgeport boat foot Of Catharine street. where they
weeks, Henry wilson and Seth Benedict. OF Bridge
port The following are the officers Of the company =:
Foreman. George b Rueges; First Assistant John y.
members were Colonel Samuel B sumner, Of the Forty
ninth Massachusetts Volunteers john r. Clancy Of the
bridgeport Fsvm0; J. r. lockwood, Of the &asd~d;
George O. Cspcn and walter B. Osborne On their arn.
val home they will be received BY the bridgeport Fire
Department
ASorHER VISITING COMPANY.
The William Penn Hose Company No. Ia OF PhiladeL
phia, arrived In the city yesterday morning by the
steamboat City Of Boston, en- voute nome having been
on visit 70 Boston and other Eastern cities. They
brought with them their large steamer drawn by horses
their hose carriage, and a little wooden hand engine
They numbered sixty nAcn, and were equipped in full
Ore RIG, with red caps They escortd through the
city by delegation from the Firemen's Association
and left BY the eleven A NJ train from Jersey City.
BRrpagPoRr Hosg aoxrASY NO. 3
parhded through the city yestetday morninr, and len
IN the twelve O'Clock boat for Bridgeport. having bc"n
a WIT 70 Newark, T., whore they the guests
Of the nfemen of that city They numbered over Dty
men and made TcIF lmnoains alpeaTaEce,
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other Meetings In Aid OF the Portland
Sufferers.

4,
A public meeting was held here last evening TO take
measures for the aid OF the Portland suiercra The
Mayor presided and the principal citizens present
a. 500 raised, and committee appointed TO raise
more. Il was voted 70 send tl0 900 this morning.
PHnAnrLrHt, July !. 1866.
Mayor McMichael has issued proclamation inviting
contributions for tho Portland sufferers 10 he TO him
The Corn Exchange has appropriated 81, 900 for the
relief OF the Portland surcrers
Providence, r. T., July Z, 1s66
Tho citizens held meetins today and authorized
Acting Mayor Jones 10 notify the Mayor OF Portland that
he wond at honor draft for $40 900 In aid OF the
sufferers by the terrible calamity Liberal subscriptions
being made and the amount will doubtless be much
exceeded.
BosroS, July Z, 1909
The meeting a the Exchange to-day In aid OF Port
land largely attended by our leading men, Mayor
Lincoln pres ding Brief speeches appealing to the SYM
pathy Of all citizens made by several gentlemcn.
Resolutions adopted, pedging the meeting and che
ferng entailed upon the people Of Portland BY
the terrible visitation Of fire. committee Of eighty
prominent citizens appointed 70 receive subscriptions
and take other measures 10 extend practical aid the
Mayor being chairman Of tho committee.
BrvrALo, July 4 1855
The members Of the Boagd cf Trade have taken mea.
res 70 have Mayor wells call public meeting send
pslief 10 the sufferers by the Portland IRE.
Providence, July Z, 1905
AAw. sprasue give $1,000 70 aid tho Portland suf-
ferprr
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STEAMSHIP wEsrnRs METROPOLIS from New York for RE-
men, which put Boston many buckets from
her patent wheels could keep them on in any seaway
Machinery not damaged.
Sur ASsEL tBr). Graham. from York for st John.
Nh went ashore sh inst at Spirit Beach Mspec and will
become total loss.
BRIG r scoIxs Lane from New York for 81 John Nh.
went ashore 9Th inst at Spirit Beach. Mspec and will pro-
baby be a total loss.
srxAwxa VIRGIN mot vireinia, Duncan for New York
put back New Orleans 9Th inst In distress
Bsrs AsISso MAru. Marshall 70, NYorl was I wreeted
Vas su, e Sswposi; ri i1 isss owned IeIandrs
Scum STAR Cook. from New Orleans for New York with
an cargo put S.asan NP 10Th ult in eaky
condition and With loss Of sails which occurred IN
scun ra.xr tsr, Mahoney from Providence for St An
u and became so,si ~rset Crew sawed '''
disabled cleared again 9Th inst having repaired dam
scuR Hrp. sumter from Richmond for wilmington. NC.
put Hampton Roads 5sh inst with sprung
ss ssss.s or Ssn Four snGs ssa.s ps
been sent from this place 10 her
S srp @
Hell Gate. will prove nearly total loss with her cargo Of
scHH scorrA the coal has been rrt OF schr J
Scott before reported ashore on Island bpt all
fun Of water. with rick. through her bottom.
ryins about 10 built By Bos. wsae wSs being
arS s@ os MI The raund Ss
fore leaving the ways and stuck FAST viii doubtless soon be
ssssS,as ssSn, '''' '''' vessel '''S''' '0' S''e'
seuR BrHsnpr OF Gloucester s ~ oo,hs tons butt
Co been sold to Mr. Jonathan Nickerson Of Boston
Cant John smith OF Huntington has been uited up
ps,s ss. % % sSs 20 and is " be used
sy ns ss Sssf {" aIS y
Hugh farSSurss. who WIN Command her sssr karess
n Friend cspsa William Rowe wso VIII
command her sehr not ", named, g q tons: buI, 10
She ' VIII be commanded By Captain Henry smith
Al STss sS 1 s% se yirs q
She Is " Ys.on Hale. Perry and her master
Captain Hamilton lat, Wnsn. = ,s1 H..I.. m.. Fuller
Bari Tsmss ann. wpor Nh va. a May 10
ssrs yis'lssS SSss nh ssi HsIsns Nay took 10 ,p
BAH III fucker @ arone Nh wa. at 8, Helen. Nav a.
with 50 hhds saved from 90 sb whale, balance
s ~ i h .sso ssn o nss along
.de gale passing nuse chains and cable bent
ssSss : :s. sss III, x
Foreign Ports.
SSs n a is bark; 5as %sH TssStFFSSs from FS
Non: s isss s *. s.f s.s:s
si.:op sYoII . slS iss sTs SS,.sia Br so.,Sn ioss
isI, whl,mors Pcrtl.nd Ocean star tBr ADsn, and To-
resta OBJ ii NYork; Ann, Deory DO; Ellen Stewart
CHAsior1sTows PEI June as-An brig Eureta, Mcleod,
NYork
prsAaAsA June SD brig ylcr.nee Atkins. Bsrb.doa
GosArxs June D-ln port schr Dasher wyman, for Bos
ION days
atdo Junel brig s,romne. tBr, Day, Bangor land
cid 18th for Mroxoanel
MAyAGrrx, juno 12-Eo vessels IN port.
MIRAsoAxr June 1sJn port brigs signal for New York.
Iris and village Belle fcr do schr shooting STAR for Pha
delphia soon.
N.ss.u. Mp June so-Ar schrs star Cook New Orleans
Tor Niork pu, ~ IN dsrcsv 2Ih Eliza Catharne, Kelly.
Nyork via Harbor Island. cd 22d, schr Alice Flora.
Knowles NYok via San san Salsaor. 26h, brig MaracaI
bo. Robbins NYork.
s. HELksA sv Q--sid shlp toromasasl Fsluousb for
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svRgassy and Relief FrGm All Quar-
tfrS of the Uai0n.
Eaetings in Aid Of the Sufferers at the
Astor House, Chamber of Com
merce and brooklyn.
Nsf Twelve Thousand Dollars Already Sub
,cribed ii This City.
List 0F CONTRIBUTORS.

fonTLANp, Me-, July !, 1865
The property Of the Five Cent Savings Bank is all
saEc. rhe Casco Bank safe opens all right.
The city is filed with pickpockcts from Boston and
NV York Noses Russell had his pocket picked in Con-
t1ess street this morning Of fifteen hundred dollars
nan vas hustled and robbed Of four hundred dollars
-MAdlc street this forenoon. fireman baaten by
two roughs last night.
Fhe following additional losses:-Peter B. FroHk's
is1lor shop and house. loss 000 insured for $4,000
q l. Baily, gupsmith, loss, 81 500; fully insured.
i1yron, Grenough Co., loss about 500 00o insured
floG S55 600 In Portland Hartford and Springfield James
q Staples printing of1re and residence, loss 50 600;
Insured for $4,000 Charles Holden, real estate, kc, ,
ss $40 600; insured Tor IS 900 in the Portland Mutual
EsmpaHy. Canadian Express, loss 81 500; insurance
Lowell h Sen:er's Qewelcrs) vault has boon opened
md thocontents found unnjured All the records and
es the United States Circuit and District Court provo
10 be unin red.
Mayor Shaw, OF Biddcford, Immediately after the FIRE
autographed Mayor Stevens, offering money, food and
eohing and being informed that at present bedding
and building materials would be most acceptable he
called meeting at which the committee, consisting Of
the most influential citizens were chosen to canvas
each ward and obtain subscriptions 1t is understood
thai largo amounts have been subscribed.
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The following the amounts subscribed at the bank
Ing Office Of Messrs Saxton & Raymond, No. IS New
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motion was then moved and carried that the follow
ing appeal to the citizens Of BROOKLYN, be published
Fire has desoaed the homes and business places OF
than ten thousand 81 the people " Portland Maine They
DO not beg while they suffer for food clothing md shelter
II II the privilege % the citizens Brooklyn to
afford them means 20 relieve their wants in
degree The cities OF common country
all at work. What should be done by our
city should be done promptly The Mayor of Portland has
draw the Mayor Brooklyn sight
for Thousand dollars. The draft must be met promptly
Let all who feel for suffering humanity send In their
contributions at to the Mayor who acts
10 any member Of the committee.
motion that the Treasurer he authorized TO telegraph
the Mayor of Portland To draw the Mayor Of Brook
lyn for tho sum OF $40. 900 moved and carried.
A motion also carried that the committee meet
Monday morning, and each subsequent morning during
the week. at half past eight O'Clock, at the Office Of Cas-
house. Remscn street. for the purpose of receiving sub
scriptons, &c, after which the meeting adjourned.
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meeting was held last evening At tho City Hall,
Brooklyn for the purpose OF taking to relieve
the people Of Portland Maine who have suffered by the
late fire. The meeting called to order by his Honor
Mayor Booth, who presided as Chairman Judge Green
WOOD on motion of the Mayor, was appointed Sec
rctary After preliminary remarks by gentlemen,
one the effect that the churches OF Brooklyn appoint
committee to solicit subscriptions, and the amount Of
such to be deposited with the Mayor, motion was
made and carried TO appoint committee OF twenty
nine gentlemen TO solicit subscriptions. The follow
ing gentlemen apponted:-Arthur w. Ben
son. Conlln Brush, Seymore +. Hustled, Henry G.
Murphy Demas Barnes. J. J. Studwell, Crawford c.
Smith, Cyrus P. smyth, r. w. Ropes, John K.
Cammeyer, Dwight johnson. Edmund briggs, Henry r
Pierson, Chas. +. HILL C. B. Looms, W. W. Arm1eld,
A. A. Low, John Greenwood. j. o. Nodync, r. J. Davis
John Hasay, John Frinck. Thomas G. Merrill, John y.
Mckenzie Stephen NJ Griswold Edward A. Studwcli.
After the committee formed motion was made and
carried that the Secretary receive subscriptions when
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Al the Chamber Of Commerce meeting Mr.. G. +. Noyes
stated that he had opened subscription list in aid Of
the sufferers and that he had already been able
thorizc tho drawing upon himself to tho amount OF
$4,000.
c. A. Stetson, at the Astor House meeting, put
his name down for $3.50
Subscriptions were raised among the jewellers In
Maiden lane TO tho amount OF $4,000.
The total amount collected yesterday in this city
amounted TO $l2, 800
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The passengers ~ the steamship Western hetropchs
exprcss their thanks TO Captain Sanders and his ocers
Tor their conduct white the steamer disabled at sea-
and speak well Of her strcngth and capacity The dis.
abIement occurred Tuc~ay morning oy tne panai
breaking OF her port wheel and shortly after
tho starboard rave way R,Vars we're made, but was
deemed advisable 10 put ab 'ut and the steamer v"
headed for Boston The whecis' were bnt by w wan
lev of New York ard known a. the 'hsnley Feather
M wheep Tic Wesiern Me,ror Wis lafi Naw York W
rs 2OLk nil. for bremen.
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Sympathy for the sufferers by the Portland connaga
ton took practical shape yesterday in this city Meet
ings were held in the Chamber Of Commerce, Astor
House, Stock Exchange and other places in New YORK,
as also in Brooklyn His Honor Mayor Hoffman rc-
ceivad the following contributions during tho day:
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13

conducted by three different methods ex-
hibting the transfer of the old to new books,
with the introduction of a new partner; also
nrn cli irnllu illnsirafinr the
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INCORPORATED BY LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.

MIlE ONLY INSTITUTION OF THE KIND
| in the Union conducted by Practical bu-
siness man. Our highest Commercial Author,
tiles, east and west, pronounce his systems OF
Book keeping unedualed - comprehending
every department Of business, and yet so
skiliully condensed that the attentive student
masters the whole in six of eight weeks. 1t
consists of