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n9- HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER RENEWS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICIL1AN HAIR RE.
NEWER
Restores gray hair TO the original Uolur.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off,
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOIIiIAN HAIR RE
NEWtR
Makes the hair soft ana glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOII,lAN HAIR RE.
NEWER
Does not stain tho akin.
HALLS VEGETABLE sIOIILAN HAIR RE
NEWER
Han proved itna the best preparation for tho hair ey
presented TO the public Prioo 81.
For pale by all druggists. Whoiesaiob by
KING g. CASBIDEY,
Haroh II tn1yrS Charleston.
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We DO NOT assert that every family should be their
own phypcian in oil but It is undeniabe hat
with of HUMPHREYS HING oPArH1o spEc1F1cs IN
THE HOUSE, times without number disease and sickness
may bc arrested and time, money and suffering saved.
This being done by thouRsnds and may be done by
ALL See advertisement in another culumn or address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.,
August6 6 No. b62 Broadway NY
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Let us be Mercifal to Ourselves.

The physical structure Of tho strongest human being
10 vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies endowed by
nature with certain negative power which proIects
them, to some extent from unwholesome Influences;
but this protection is imperfect and cannot be safely
relied on in unhealthy regions. under circumstances
Of moro than ordinary danger. Therefore, 1t 10 wis
dom, It is prudence, is common sense. to provide
against such contingencies by taking antidote in
aduance in other words. by forfyng the system with
O course Of HosTETrER's STOMACH BITTERs. the
mos. complete protective against all the epidemic and
endemic maladies that has ever been administered IN
any country. Az remedy for Dyspepsia, there is
medicine thnt will compare With 1t. Whoever suRers
the pangs of indgestion anywhere the face Of the
earth where BITTEns be procured does
voluntarily; for surely as Truth exists this In.
valuable Tonic and Alternative would restore his dsor
deTed stomach to healthy condition. To T. o Bilious It
in also especially recommended and in caseB Of con-
frmed Constipation It affords speedy and permanent
roliei In Canada, the West indies and Australia the
Biters rank above all other medicines of the cass and
the demand them in all foreign countries increases
every season, 9 August 0
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AtElN'N NAt Er,


Boots, %9rs, GI'Miny, D,s Govds, &c.
store corner Of King and Liberty Str ets. a' m
AN iNV0iGE VOICE. P F bopIs AM, sHots. ST re
ohlVED Bsslk stIt I%sHTr pnstT,yA sAkAeossA.
Cases MEMS UALF p, s. PEGGI BOOTS
Gases M', . Calf p. p. BalmoraIs
Cases Mems Calf P. g. 1ford Tres
Cases Mems Calf \. Bro.ans
Eases eases Ladies, a., Lasting ongreFs and Daimoras
Gaaes b ys' Call oxford Tiea
6o cartoons ladies Mirses' and Chdron's ConRreas
1alnIoras &C., 30.
Dozens Mons Fine css,tmer, fhu,inssa ooaVa
GassimeFe satines and Brown Linen Psntn
Boys Jackets, DC.
EN-. LIsH LoNGOLoTH brow, sbo.,,,r r,.u
% %geaine cashmere, Tweed Mel on Cloth. Broadeiotn
Hosiery a nne assorment). Lin on and Oambrc
n. @ Black Linen Thread Spool Cotton stee
--He w., W. Augu st 10
Cargo Sale Of lhtscouado Sugars. Iyhas Jnpo,o
Sugars, and Muscorddo Molasses.
BY JOS. KISLEl,
z LAURBY. AuorI"HEEn.
1hi DAY. Angus. ~ at l! oolock AN will be 80 lA
TT CARGO OF tho .chr. Thomas J. Frazier :" from,
Matanzas. Cuba, 'A
CONSISTING OF:
70 nh sI, ,s; snneriO' tn and primo quality GROCERY
81 boxes White Havana Sugars
. 2o bhds MuscoGsdo Molasaes.
Terms at Rale. August Id
sBY l.. BUNCH & SON.
VIII DC SOLD, THIS DAY, 1mh inst at No. COG King
street at "a O'Clock.
Two Har Wagon
BottIeh Brandy
Boxes Tobacco
Boxes segarr.
sUNDRY ARTIG Is or FURNITURE.
Unlimited articles received up to hour Of eaie
August 10
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.


JOSEPH RIsLEY will sell thia. day. on Aecomm ada.
ton Wharf, at IL o'clock tho csrgo tho schr Thomas
u Ffdrter consisting Of grocery Bugars whte Havana
sugars. and Muscovado molasseB.
r. NJ MARSHALL will sell this day, at No. SO Broad
street at IL O'Clock. jars, bottles Walls, domohns. &c.
| being tho contents OF q drug at ,re
J. A. EssLow Co. will sell this day, Accommoda-
tion Wharf, at IL O'clock 80 hhds of very choice Mus.
oovado sugar.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day at his store, OF
KING and Liberty streets, 10 o'olooh, invoice of
boots; shoes. clothing. dry goods, &C.
L. BUNCH soN will sell this day, at No. SOC King
street. at hafpast O'Clock. buggy, wagon, brandy,
tobacco, scgars, furniture. &c.
THE ATTENTION Of dealers is invited to the auction
sale OF 80 hogsheads OF choice Mu-covado Sugar, by
Messrs. j. A. ENsLow Co., at half past O'Clock this
day, on Accommodation Wharf
If YOU WANT nice cuatom. made boots, go to ELLIS
woRTH's No. Ssi King street. 80 August9
PANKR1N's HEP Alto BIrTERs.-It is a wise dispense
ton of Provi dence that in the locality whore somo
diseases exist, the and plants which are certain
remedies for them oen to be found, waiting only
for industrious hands, guided by intelligent heads
pluck tn from the earth and arrange them as nature
directs for the beneht OF mankind. In our section of
country where complaints OF the Hver, dyspepsia and
chs nd fever mako life miserable rack tho human
Frame the vegetable abundant but they havo
whited for some ,contihc mind Ike that Mr. PAsK-
SIH to take them from their hidden places and
ing their medical properties prepare remedy k his
most excellent "Hepatio Bters Although this prepa-
ration ia comparatively in community, IL
been extensively used by sufferers of diseases which
is intended to alleviate and hear It highly praised
by all Of them with whom we have como in contact,
and We would, therefore, earnestly recommend It Ms
one OF the finest toncs and present
day. fmy
o.
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WANTED.--NEGRO KERsEYs

M 0NE HAvING QUANTITY OF HEAVY 81.
n INoH EN9LlsH |0OD', White or Gray, will hnd
Bnbso,ib rs .tth nampies ana prios Tho white Goods
nro mapped hhe blanket. and pomo cheaper Goods
without nan nre called '.welsh Plates" The GRAY
odS arc different in miIurss style and qualify BOX
no. 2Al9, Boston r. o., Maas. August
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The COOLEST Office in town is TIE DAILY News
Office. Thermometer 1ol yesterday!
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If YOU WANT nice om.made boots, go to Ellis
woRTH's No. 5s4 King street. 80 August 9
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GOV EMINENT SALE,
WIZ be sold on WEDNESDAY, August IG, 1866, ut !
o'clock at Hilton Head, y. O., ut public auction 70
A QUANTITY OF CoMMIssARY PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF:
COPYING PRE%bEs, SCALES
Funnels, Faucets Scoops
Saws Knives Steels
Ov ns, Uauldrans
Hammers. Br sheB, Stoves
AIes, Pumps &c. &c.
Terms--Cash In United ates currency.
VIM W. BURNS,
AnRust3 10 Brevet Brig. Gen. aud O. g. q. 8. A.
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Music AT THE CHARLESTON HoTEL.-The guests
OF the Charleston Hotel were favored last nigh
by fine performance of the 9Th Infantry Band
The music was most excellent and we have NJ
doubt all those who heard it we're greatly pleased
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THE ATTENTION Of dealers is invited to the auction
sale OF 80 hogsheads OF choice Mu.coyado Sugar. b!
Messrs. j. A. ENsLow h Co., at half past IL o'clock thi
day, on Accommodation Wharf.
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COTTON GINS.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED aAvING CuAiPLETED THEIR
IL arrangements for thu manufacture oi
the best COTTON GINS ever made in this country,
now prepared to receive orders from Planters and
others wishing to purchase.
TIL long established and woll known reputation OF
ELLIOTT's CufroN GINS will. We hope, be q sufi-
Client guarantee that the article will give entire satisao
ton. j. NJ. ELLIOTT & CO..
May IA Winnsboro s. @.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. June O. 1855.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing the once Of the Sec
Department with Stationery for the fiscal year ending
June 80 1857 will be received until IL o'clock noon
o. the so'e instant resy must be endorsed On sns en-
Zach proposal must be signed by the Individual or
reliable citizen to the ability Of the bidder or bidders
to execute such contract must accompany 1t. The
bidder bidders to whom the contract may be awarded
will be required to enter into aud To- give
bond, with two satisfactory suTetias, for Its
faithful execution. The names Of the parties author.
lIed to be given as suresS must accompany the pro-
pOsal.
Proposals in which any or more articles are Of.
fered at nominal or fictitious prices, or at excessive
rates, will not be considered
Printed forms for proposals. embracing sehedule Of
the articles required, will be furnished application
at the Department and all proposals must conform In
every respect to raid form aud schedule.
Among the articles embraced in the schedule are
IS Teams Of ReEulA ion Paper.
IS reams Of DespaeheAP.
20 TeAms Of FOolscAp.
las reams Of QuartO Post.
70 reAms Of Note Paper.
IS reams Of Envelope and Wrapping Paper.
80 resms Of Copying Paper.
$4,000 Lnvelope' omeial and others.
l40 quarts Of lax
100 gross 81 steal Pens.
s. don Pencils
Together with variety Of other articles
Zach article 10 to be the very beat quality to be de-
liysrsd without delay when ordered to be sStsae
tory to the head VI tn onite for which required ATt
ees not bracei In the schedule to be furnished at
propOronate rtss to those that AMI 10 cas-. OF
neosssa delay refusal the part 81 tn ooutTae-
tor furnish the articles contracted r. the Depart,
ment Ia to purchase them from other parh at the cur
rent retail prices, aud deduct the excess any from
the bills under the contract The right Is reserved to
the Depsr msnt OF purchasing greater or less AHty
Of each and every article nSmsd In the schedule As the
trSet Grso be made quarterly on the presentation Of
eouut. duly certified ana approved and this proposal
contract An articles to be delivered at the Navy De-
partment free Of charge. Je5 w4w
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NEW YoRK, June 6.-Havana dates Of the 10th
ultimo arc received A Spanish steamer had mr.
rived there With Vera cruE dates to tao 2lst and
City Of Mexico advioes to the 18th Of May. The
complete defeat Of Cortenas Is announced by the
Mexican papers. Several Americans are reported
to have been killed.
Tampioo is besieged by Gomez.
Macmillan Is about making a tripto Yaula La
Java.
The Juarists have marched south from chihuahua
to Santa Rosalis
Several engagements are reported to have taken
place, all enuring to the advantage Of the French.
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New York Market.

New York, June 6.-Cotton unchangedi sales
500 bales at SsaIoo. Flour dull; common 5AlOc.
lower sales O. 900 bhls.i State 7 20R$9 9Oj Ohio
9,4Oa$l4i Western 7,2OnS9.75i Southern quiet
sales $50 bbls. at 10 8Oa$l7. Wheat-common
dropping, good hrmj sales Of 3s, 900 bushels No.
Milwaukee 2,1Oa$2,2Oi red 2 lOa$255. Corn
sales Of ll6 900 bushels at sla8Sic, Beef steady.
Pork hrmi mess $50 So. Lard firm. Whisky
closed firm at s227. Sugar quiet. Coffee steady,
Molassss dull Turpsntine 9Sa95c. Rosin 3alOc.
Petroleum duh at 26c. Gold Az.
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New York, June o.-The steamer Moro Castle
brings Havana dates to the I'd instant. The Span
ish frgate, Isabella caiolics, with General Dulce
on board, sailed for New York. General Lstsanbi
had taken possession Of the Government of Cuba.
It Is said that the frigate Novos de Tosa in which
he came, will join the Spanish feet in the Pacific.
On the morning Of the I'd instant placards were
found posted in tho streets Of Havana Of an incsn
diary character.
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II n O p Or A Is.
DROPOsALs FOR MATERIALS, UN-
il DER TUE DOMINANCE OF THE BUREAU OF
EoUIPMkNr AND RECRUITING, TO BIZ SUP
8 PILED TO THE DIFFERENT NAyY-YARDs

E0 - r wLsnIroror, Juus 4 1896 \
Sealed Proposals 70 fnrnsh Materials for the Navy for
ih. Buresa usiii 10 esost a. m q he "a day o. JAY
Tho proposals. must be addressed 70 the Chief Of the
2. and
for Materials he the Navy that they may be dis
tineushed from other business letters. -.
Printed .eh.d!ls. for any class together With IN;
guaranty, and Of certificate or guarantors will be mr.
hished 70 such psraohs desire 70 bid, Application
TO the commandAn Of the respective navy yards, and
II. coaassssn 81 s.sR navy yard a. and he pur
chasing Paymaster Of sseh station will have copy Of
the Of the other Yards for examination only
whether IL desirable 70 make application for any Of
the classes Of those yards. r.
The proposal must be for the whois Of class and all
sampss must be made to the Commsndanis Of tbs re-
The proposal must be accompanied BY certificate
from the Collector Of ln!erasl Revenue for the district
In the articles Tor which he proposes and he must fur
Their show that he 70 Manufacturer Of, or regular
dealer In the articles which he proposes To supply
The guarantors must be certified BY the Assessor OF
ernal Revenue for the district In which they reside
+ The contract will be awarded 10 the person who
makes the lowest bid and gives the guaranty required
by lau the Navy Department. however, reserving the
right reject The lowest bid for any which II may deem
nsarsss in the fun amount win b. required to .isp
% ssn,lf enc Si ,Ss SsSy ssS
ticnal security twenty per centum will be withhold
from the Of the bills until the contract shall
have been sopp.s,.d and eighty Per esp,um Of the
msudaBt Of the respsstve yard, win b. paid BY the
master Of the station desiEnhed In the contract
funds or serthestes at the option o. the Government
have been passed By The Secretary Of the Treasury
The classes Of this Bureau numbered and desig.
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CASrArA or rus FLowEn QuExs.-This
beautiful eonpestIop.by Geo y. Root. viii bs rsu.
dsred in The best style BY the young ladies Of the
Second District school, under The direction Of Prof
J, H. Daniel teacher Of music In the public schools
at Growers Theatre, on Friday evening next II
has been In rehearsal for some time, and the pupils
win no doubt aoquit themselves handsOmely. The
cantata abounds with mu,ioai gems. Seventy
young ladies will appear in the piece representing
the various hovers
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
l. TRIOr OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT OF tbs UNITED STATES FOR THE SAID

To all i0hOm may concern, creating:
Notice Ia hereby given, that on the 18th day Of Sep.
tember 1851, the armed pryateer Judah - then be-
longing to the naval service Of the rebel authorities OF
the called Confederate States was attacked burned
and destroyed in the hATboT Of Pensacola FLORIDA by
four boats belonging to thu United States steamer Colo
RADIO, and the bslled aud prosecuted In this
court 10 the Of the United States for the reasons
in the libel stated aud that said will stand for
trial At The City Hail. In the city Of Washington on the
nrst hondAyof June next when and where all persons
warned to appear to show cause why
should not be deersSd and to intervene their inter-
ests. 70'T ~
M.yaisss RJ'MEIos, Clerk
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T ARGE SALE OF. ARMY WAGONS
i AMBuLANCEs, Harness, sCRAP-IRoN, &c.
CHIER oUARrFRN,sr oVpicH,
DEPoT or wAsHIsaroN,
wAauFNaTON n n Ma Of IQaa

CHEF QUARrERA ,srER's ovpicH,
DEroT or WASHINGTON, }
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81 1885
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction Of
Breyst Brigadier General c. H. Tompkins, aurtermAs-
ter, at LINCOLN DEPOT, washiogtou, D G., on MON
DAY, June II, ls6 At 10 clock, ~ large lot Of
ouArermAstes Stores cons sting Of 4a5 Army Wagons
25 Army Wagons with Hay Racks, Il horse
Wagons, II Spring Wagons, watering Carts a Light
Carts, 80 two-hor.e Ambulance. Buggy, l0s+ single
sets Harness. Ava Saddles q $40 lbs Sc ap Chalu 900
lbs. old Wagon Akles 2s5 lbs Coil Chain, o03 ibs
Lead Pipe, 1875 lbs. Scrap Iron, ST. lbs Lead 500
lbs Scrap Steel 900 lbs Scrap Tongue Irons H. 900
lbs. Scrap Brake Irons 5000 lbs old Hor-s Shoes,
1000 lbs old Wagon Tire 100 Sash with GlAs- lss lbs
Tallov, Wagon aud Ambulance Wheels, wheelbarrows,
Blankets, Buckets Chains, Halters, wrenehss hnvils
smiths Bellows, Portable Forges Planes, Barrels, Kst
ties, Stoves, ke.
This property has been worn, bat large portion Of
IL still FeryieeAble.
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date OF sale.
Terms. Cash, in Government funds
D. II. RUCKBR,.
b. MAI. Gen. and Chief ouArtermAster,
my22-d Depot Of wAshiuRt n.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

H. UNITED STATES PATENT OfFICk, WASH q.
ION, MAY a ls5b.-0n the petition o. Luther O.
White, Of wAterbory, connseteut praying for the sx-
tension OF patent granted to him the 7th day Of
september, 1854, for an improvement in Method Of
Making Lamp Tops, Ryets, 60" for seven years
frs the expiration OF said hch takes place on
the 7th day ~ 4. ptember, 1865.
is ordered that the said petition DO heard At the
Patent ofiee MONDAY the 2nth day u August peTt
at II O'Clock m aud all persons notified TO appear
and show cause, u any they have, why said pytiIion
ought not to be granted,
Persons pposing the extension required to nIs in
the Patent once the objections, spec ally forth Ia
writing At least toenty days before the day u hearing
all testimony hied by either party, to he used at the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted in AecOrd
with the rules OF the ONCE, which will be far
nished on Appli cation
Dispositions aud other parerr, relied upon as tesu-
mony, must b. nled In the once tesRty days before
the day OF hearing the Arguments II any, within ten
days after niug the to -timuBy.
Ordered, also, that this notice he publshsd In the
Intsif0tneer aud the kEPr BLIcAS Washington, D. c.,
aud In the PdliddfVa, New Hay.u Connecticut ou ea
seek for three successive weeks the hrst Of said pub
oaons to be at least sixty days previous TO the day
hearing. &C. THRARsR
my9'lawSw Commissiouer 81 Putsn 9.
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A Tornado In Georgia and South Carolina.
AUGUSTA, June Q. A tornado passed over the
city and vicinity between and 2 p. m, accOmpa-
panied by heavy rain and thunder storm.
BARSBURr, s. c., June GA schOOl.hOuso was
destroyed by tarnadO, killing seven children and
wounding nine.
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Financial Panic In Montreal, Canada.
New YoRK, June Especial reports received
here state that there Is panic in Montreal. Arun
on the Savings Bank has taken place. Gold at 200
per cent premium,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
CHIEY o. ARfERnAsrER's oYyion, !
DERoI OF MAaHIAaron.

CHnY oukRfERnAsrER's oYyrcs,
DEPor OF wAsHIH0ros,
WAsHIEaroS, u. O., Nay 81, Isoo. y.
The offers received der the adyert snent Of May
being considered less than the real value OF the MAZE
rial not accepted and seAed Proposals are again
invited until THURSDAY, Jane 81, 1885, at ~ o'clock
for the purchase Of 900 feet Of Government Lum-
ber Of the the following sizes and dsscTptons yiI
Is, 0O0 feet ~ Inch Oak.
100, 900 feet 2-ineh Oak.
100, 900 feet AZ inch Oak.
l29, 600 feet s-ineh Oak.
10, 900 ieet 81 -ineh Oak.
70, 600 feet 4-inth Oak.
10, 90 feet b-inoh Oak.
10, 700 & ct 2-Ineh II ekory.
9, 800 feet 9.ineh Hickory.
II. 600 feet Z Inch Hickory.
80, 900 feet II-iueh Ash.
"a, OOO feet 2.Ineh Ash.
80, 900 feet S.ipeh Ash.
90, 900 feet 4-ineh Ash.
20, 900 feet b.ineh ASH.
8, 800 feet A1oneh Pine.
81, 500 feet x inch Pine.
81, 100 feet l-iueh Pine,
25 600 feet ss.ipeh Poplar.
IS 900 feet l.ineh Poplar
The Attsnton OF wagon and carriage makers ia called
to this sale as the above very superior lot OF well-
seasoned Lumber, suitable for urng purposes
can be seen by applying to Brsyet Brigader General
c. II. T0MPKINs ouArtermsster in charge At Lipcoiu
Depot, about one mile east OF the Capitol.
Bids viii be received for the purchase Of thousand
feet and upward The undersigned reserves the right
to all the bids should they be too low
notification Of acceptance Of bid aud prior to the dsiy-
cry Of tue Lumber which mast be removed within AZ
teen days after the proposal is accepted,
Proposals should be siyned by the bidders full name
posals for the Purchase OrLumLsr and directed to
D. H. RUCKRR,
Brevet Major General and CHEZ ouartsTmss.sr.
jel-td Depot Of Washington.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judge Fisher.-( Edward
Q. Darlington, ESQ.,, disrict attorney, prosecuting
Ann holland and Ellen McMichael, indicted for
stealing $40 and pipe from John L. Hill. Jury
discharged, not being able to agree upon yer.
dict.
Benjamin 7. Hough, indicted for the murder Of
Samuel 8. Z. Gaskins, on the 8th day Of April
last. in Georgetown. This case was called and the
following named gentlemen chosen as jurors: Eus-
tice Z. 0'Brisn, John Trstler, John W. Mead. Jas.
Coleman, Michael French, and Washington Berry
The regular panel having been exhausted, the
clerk was directed to draw ATTY names from the
box, to be summoned this morning. Judge VIM.
johnson, Of Ohio, and A. @. Riddle appear for the
defence.
CrRcUr CoURr Judge DIN. - Henry
johnson against Conrad sOhl. Judgment con-
fessed.
Fielder M. Magrudsr against Horace 8. Johnson
Verdict for plaintiff, and assess his damages at one
cent
NV. Drsne against J. II. Yeatman. Judgment
for plaintiff for 800, each party to pay One-half
Of the costs
Harvey Lindsley against Charles Everett. Judg.
ment confessed.
William M. Gait against Samuel Lloyd. Judg-
mont confessed.
Rosdsm Carroll ct al. against cartin andlEasby.
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NEW YoRK, June 6.-The health officers report
six new cases of cholera aud Ave deaths since the
last report on the hospital ship. They were all
from the steamer Peruvian. Eighty-ssvsn cases
yet remain under treatment.
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or 900 tickets will be sold at u eaoh-75,O 900
presents awarded, valued At e2bOOo0 $4,000 Of the
profits to be given 70 the soldiers and Sailors National
Orphans Home Fuud, ~ 800 10 the Washington Male
and Female Orphan Asylum the balance after duetng
be paid the Treasurer Of the Soldiers and
Sailors Union Of Washington, ID. O.
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Movement OF Jefr. Davis Counsel,
RICHMOND, June 6-Mr. Reid having obtained
permission to visit his client, will proceed to Fort
res Monroe tomorrow.
Mr. Brady will visit Petersburg, and Mr. Brown
returns to Baltimore tomorrow.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

A NOVEL OAsE.-A few days ago a colored
man named George Washington, who Is confined in
the jail at Alexandria for some crime, filed In the
Supreme Court Of this District by his attorneys,
Mossrs. Hill and Tucker of Alexandra, q petition
for a writ of hIbsa' corpus. alleging that he had
been tried and convicted by the Circuit Court Of
Alexandria, and that said Court had no lawful ex-
istence, because the act Of retroosssiOn Of that
county TO the State Of Virginia was unoOnstituon.