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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-16

THE MoRGUE.-The Committees of Health
and City Property met last evening and agreed
to report an ordinance to Councils appropriating
$4,000 for the erection of a Morgue, on Button.
wood street, above Thirteenth. The need of a
MOrgue has long been fell In this city.
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TO RENT.

NeT, Fto.f 10 IsCNI' 20 3 / UNfN
A BUILDING suitable Tor In school
IN room. For further particulars, apply
to WALTER C.e'FIsHER, at Fisher x
Heinitshs. f. ae- ~ Julyi3H So =
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Buss OF .GHN. 1s, I'VE under.
stand THAT Miss Winnie Ream, the;
acco4plished sculf Itress, d PROPOSES
visiting Lexihgtonssn September, to-
take's plaster hast of Ger. r. E. Lee,
which she, Will carry with her to-
Rome, with the-view Of giving it tie
moro lasting and enduring form of
marble. ALynch6urg Ne,rs.
Thebi Connecticut Legislature, in
the lower branch, has passed the
negro suffrage amendment to the
constitution Of the State by vote of
100 to 80. & -" - - w ,
The seventeen year locust has duly
made his appearance sini Nyirginin.
and is doing considerable damage,
mainly'to the forests.M'Ir bft p'Q
The money value oF'the crops this
year, as 'estimated 'by writer in the
New York Times, will be S40O, 900, ;
600 greater than last tyear.9 fog o.. !
The Union Pacific Railroad is now
completed 403 miles West of Omaha.
Brazil is to arm &c, 900 negroes to
fight the Paraguayans. 4, I.i,ys>-
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To Remove.

On or about the 10th of September next.
we propose to move our business stand,
and occupy the ''LARGE CENTRE
STORE, in Walkers Building, Main street,
situated on the square opposite the Court
House. Until that time, we will be found
at the cid stand, still offering our great
bargains in Dry Goods.
July 81 II. G. SILVER.
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III e. NICHOLS i CO. represent,
III. among others, the following, highly
popular Companies: a. SO.
QUEEN, of Liverpool and London; ass
sets STO,000,000, in gold h" W"
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, New York;
assets.prer $4,000, 900. ss.
INTERNATIONAL, New York;. assets
nearly s2,000,O00.
HOME Of New Haven: ASSETS over
81, ,00O,OO0. 7'''r sVat rFil0
SOUTHERN MUTUAL, Athens. Ca
pays yearly dividends TO all who insure for
twelve months.
KTNA life INSURANCE CO., Hart
ford Oonn.-capital over s6,000,000, and
rapidly Increasing. .5Llsi -. %
Prompt settlements OF all losses charac-
terize ,our. Companies. Already, since the
war, we have paid for losses, at this
Agency, over $4,000. iTtT-- 2 Fy
Office over Agnew's, corner Main and
Plain Streets. July 2S IL
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iii, PINE APPLE CHEESE. ~
Oh CHOICE PINE APPLE CHEESE,
CO just received and Tor sale by -,
Jrly 20 j. '& T. R.. AGNEW.
RET.TART.E TNCUR,ANnE ~
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MIR. Pcrry's Letter.

We publish, this morning, enother
letter from cx-Goverhor Perry. His
letters heretofore published in the
Ph~nin have drawn the special at
tention of the press of both North
and South. We commend this docu-
ment to our readers, rescrving our
comments to anoth:r day.
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Funeral Invitation.

p The friends and acquaintances of Mrs.
Blankenstein, Mr.. C. D. Eberhardt and
MIR. T. Gcrig arc invited to attend the in
torment Of theremains Of JACOB BLANK
ENSTEIN, Mt the Lutheran Graveyard,
THIS FORENOON, Wednesday, July 81,
at 10 O'Clock. "
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We have been requested by Mr..
Armstrong to'say that circumstances
will prevent his fulfilling, at present,
the appointments published in yes
terday's Ph9nir. Due notice will
be given when they are resumed.
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We have been requested by the
Engineer of;sthe Water Works to say
that the wafer viii be- shut off from
the West side of Plain street all dav.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call
ed so the following advertisements, whicE
arc Spablished this morning for tile f-s,
tinc:
r. G. Shiver-To Remove.
Thos. E. Gregg & Co.-Brokers.
9iostetter's Stomach Ditters.
Jacob Bell--Citation Lewis n. Trevet.
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L WmwS. Hastie, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Sheriff of Charleston, by
Gen. Sickles, vioe John E. Carew,
Esq. whose term had expired. sci
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The death Of Judge Wayne leaves
the S6uthern States Without q single

The dsash Of Judge Wayne, leaves
the s6uthern States without s single
Judge oa fhes sSgrfenlA bsnch. The
Supreme Court ia tb be reduced to
seven Jndges by, Act 81 Il pngress.
At presents New England bas one
Judge. the Middle States tw6, the
Western States four and the Pacific
States one: The complaint used to
be thnt the South had more than its
equitable sharc,o of the Federal offices.
There does not seem to be much
ground for such n complaint now.
' ---- = ----> ~ - - - ~ h1V
Poon TENNRssEE.AA special de-
spatch to The Nashville aBd,tner says
. that d collision occurred in Knoxville
Friday night, fesulting in wounding
of two neg4es. Frank blair was
addressing the Conservatives, and
the meeting was frequently inter-
rupted by negroes, 'who cheefed for
lBrownlow. " Towards the closeiof His
speech fight commenced, in which
eight or ten shots were fired, result
ing as stated On leaving the CO.
lored church, 900 negroes formed in
procession, and were proceeding to
the scene of disturbance, when they
were MET byiap agent of the Freed
mems Bureau and the police, who
prevailed upon them to desist, thus
preventing a bloody riot. a
HHH
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PAOyNO1 Hs ktADOuAJs 1NSAe Wh1eS
man aud Goverpmsnt employee; E.
W. ~. Mackey, Southern white man
leand Goyernment G employee; @. Q,
Bowen, Northern white man; w. Ja
Mckinley, James d. Price, r. @.
DeLarge, Peter Miller p Wall.
/ Darlington-Isaac Brockington, u.
j. Snellier, B. F!Whittemore, North
ern white man and Government en-
ployee; Alfred Bush, John A. Barnes.
Kershaw-J. r. ellison, Northern
white, and Government employee.
Marios-H. e. Hayne, Edward In
man, b. A. Thompson. - laf ~
Orangeburg-J. X. Sasportas, q
Northern negro, and Governmente en-
ployee; B. F: Randolph, a Northern
negro; Ed. Cain, a Northern negro.
Lexington-Jas. Rawl,- s.. Oorley,s
Southern white. 49,, t@'@ -
Sumter-Jos. White, JAS Smytfie, !
w. E. Johnson, }. G.. Burrows. l'Fs
Chester--M. Blackwell, 'J. HUM
phreys, D. Walker E. Barton. ss7s
/ Richland-T. j. Robertson, South
'ern white man; @. III. Baldwin, a
Northern white man; c. Wilder,
w STSj ID.
Anderson-Sam'l Johnson, Henry
Kenneday. r'a[' t,l' p,
7 YorkEJohn w. Meade - %
Greenville- IA Bishop, South
ern white man; Wilson Cook James
M. Allen, Northern White man. ! Q J,
FairfieldAW. w. Herbert, S0SAhpttlii
ern white man; @. L!d&Afo, SouthI
ern white man; Sandy 'F5rd, Samuel
Greer. r7FV ii't eci
Colleton- Gilbert Reece. H5I
AbbevilleAH. j. Eomax,, Henry
Sager. ~ ' @inD .4N q
NewberryAB. Odell Duncan, a
Southern white man; Jos. Boston,
James Anderson, Simon Young, Mat.
thew Gray. 4',3 Z" =
Clarendon-EliasE E. Dickson, VIM.
Mcdonald. ,@rt Hn
All who are not specified are South
ern negroes.
Let our readers sum up this list,
and let them say if the people of
South Carolina were represented in
the convention.
But We come, now, to our sugges-
tion; fer however opposed we may be
to the formation of parties ir this
State, yet this convention has taught,
or ought to teach, the people IN i'm:
pressive lesson, They must act, or
let all their rights and liberties go by
default. The time for registration, at
furthest, is not sixty days of, and
unless we hnve wilfully blindfolded
our eyes, the destinics OF tho State
of South Carolina will be handed over
to men having'no part or lot among
her people-unscrupulous partizans,
or their more honest dupcs.
The position of this journal is well
known-that which it has aimed at,
and what it is now anxious to accom-
plish is, the restoration of the State
to the Union, in the speediest way,
and in compliance with the recon
struction Acts Of Congress. This re-
quires no "platform'-no discussion
of ngrarinn doctrines-no discrimina-
ton of race or color. Therefore, we
suggest that the conservative leading
men of South Carolina-men who
know her present necds-men who
are identified with her dearest inte-
rests-men whose ancestral home
steads cause them to cleave to her
soil-to call State Convention of
the true representatives of the people
of South Carolina, both white and
colored. that the interests of the State
m " MT Ia conriG nnI 70 n,ntl,.. L
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COLUMBIA. !.
Wednesday Morning, July 81, 1857,
what Must We Do..-A lsugg

ADJOURNED; and with every desire to
do justice to its deliberations, and to
keep the readers of the Phenic in
formed of political movements in the
State, we have endeavored, from day
to day, to give true and faithful re-
port of its proceed.igs. Upon. u
careful review Of these proceedings,
and of the platform adopted by this
body, we haveno hesitation in saying
that they do not embody the politi-
cal sentiments or opinions of our
people, either white OF black; nor do
they tend in any degree to aid or fa-
cilitatc the great object in view, viz:
the reconstruction of the Union. The
whole movement must be regarded as
q failure, not having the sympathy Of
the majority of either class of voters.
inlthe State If itwas claimed as,an,
assemblage purporting to represent
The people of South Carolina, it %as,'a
huge burlesquo, and, in saying this,
we claim to have the endorsement Of
the most intelligent of the people of
this State, of both races. ~ ;ar
The platform adopted, in its gene
ralities and in its specious epro-
grammo or form of words, we do not
intend to criticise. That it is ultra
radical and agrarian in one of its sec
tions, is undeniable. We refer to the
fourth section. 1t cmbodies all the
principles of agrarianism, however
carefully it was attempted to conceal
them, for it aims at nothing less
than the compelling of owners of
property ''to deliver" in the sense of
highway robbers. To say that this
is the sentiment of the people of
South Carolina, is a perfect absurdity.
To reduce to one year the term of
officials in the State-some elected
for four years, some for two--is no.
thing short of the old red republican
ism of FRANCE. Annual elections for
Governor, Council" and other
elective officials, would certainly be
an innovation which our people,
bowed down and afflicted rs they
are, would not consent to. In past
days, the nuisance of State and Dis
trict elections, occurring once in four
years, was an infiction on the COM
munity. How much more so would
it be now when the voting population
has been SO largely increased?
We always endeaeor to avoid per-
sonaities in these columns; but the
late convention being, or claiming to
be, representative body we are JUS
tilted, at the present juncture, i'll
noting the materiel of which it was
composed. We do not wish it to go
abroad that this was convention of
the people of South Carolina, OF that
the platform adopted represented, in
any degree whatever, their opinions;
and therefore it is, that we attempt to
analyze its composition, very briefly.
Of course, there were few gentle
men in the convention, against whom
nothing can be said, for we believe
their purposes were honest; but as to
several of the white members, we be-
Geve that they had no feeling or sym
pathy for the interest of the race they
pretended to sympathize with, further
than their own advancement or ag-
grandizement. All of them, with five
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EaooAl :T,te9n@.

- Aaoeo|aI .azGeTn@.
f--~~ ~~>> r. -.
We have been requested by the
Engineer ofathe Water Works to say
that the wafer viii be- shut off from
the West side Of Plain street all day.
A PALArAB1E REMEDY. are
indebted to Mrs. It. NJ. Pollock, for
bottle of most excellent blackberry
brandy. Slfe has quite faculty for
fixing up" good things, ii the way
sof~brandied peaches, pickles, pre-
serves, &c., some 1of which are dis
pensed at the s'Pollock House, A
--------~>~1~-l-~->--J- 49, =
We have been requested by. Mr..
Armstrong to'say that circumstances
will prevent his fulfilling, at present,
the appointments published in yes
terday's Phenir. Due notice will
be given when they are resumed.
This mornings train over the Char
lotte Railroad will bring to Columbia,
for interment, the remains of a young
soldier, who lost his life at the battle
OF Charlottesville, while carrying a
wounded &C .panion from the field.
We refer to Private Jacob .Blanken.
astein, of Company A, 18th Regiment,
S. c. V. The funeral services will
be held in the Lutheran Church this
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Bench and Bar; Complete Digest
of the Wit, Humor, Asperities and
amenities of the Law. BY L. J.
Bigelow, Counsellor-at!Law. With
portraits and illustrations. New
York: Harper & Brothers.
The title of the work gives cor.
rect indication of ats contents. It is
compilation of humorous anecdotes.
etc., collected in England as we'll as
this country, illustrated by neatly
engraved wood cuts of prominent
lawyers, judges and counsellors-.
among them,. Sir Thomas More, Thos.
H. Benton, Calhoun, Clay, Webster,
Van Buren,, Taney, Oakley Hall, and
Others. We commend the volume
(Which is handsomely bound) to the
legal fraternity, as it contains many,
sketches which they will fully appre-
cinte. We are indebted to Mr.. J. j.
McCarter for COPY.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is call.
ed so the following advertisements, which
are pablisled this morning for the f.st
time:
r: c. Shiver-To Remove.
Thos. E. Gregg & Co.-Brokers.
diostetter's Stomach Dtters.
Jacob Bell--Citation Lewis H. Treyet
A fine lot of Desirable Goods have lust
been ODened hy Mr. r C Shivar WIN, St;ll
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KEROSENE OIL. ~. %
NNHE CHEAPEST LIGHT in the world,
Il if yon get the best. Just received, an
other fresh lot. which is offered at lower
price by the barrel, gallon, quart and pint,
at FISHER & HEINITSHS
July "a Drug Store.
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State South Carolina..Richland Dist.

Ot1eC CouLu CdIOllud-"hlCIllduU OlSt.
By Jacob Bel, Ordinary Of said District.
WHEREAS Lewis II. Trevet hath APP
wv piled to me for letters of administra-
tion on all and singular tho goods. chattels
and credits of Natali Beraghi, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased:
These -Hre, therefore, to cite and admo-
nish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased to he and
appear before me, at our ncxt Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Columbia on Friday, the sixteenth day of
August next, at ten O'clock o. m., to show
cause, if any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this thirtieth day of July, in tho
year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-seven, and in the nine
ty-seeond year of American indepcnd-
cncc. JACOB BELL.
July 81 w2 Ordinary Richland Dist.
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A fine lot of Desirable Goods have Just
been opened BY Mr.. r. c. Shiver, who still
adheres to his popular principle of good
articles for little money. Read his adver-
tisement, and then examine the goods.
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton dull and declining; Sales 900 bales ut
27a27t, chiefly at 81. Flour frmer; State 11.2Oa
s1415; Southern frmer; Mixed to good 1325al 400
Fancy and extra advanced &c. $40. Wheat buoy
ant at an advance. Corn oasie:, new declined
1a2c.; old unchanged. Western Lard firm at l24a
133. Whiskey quiet. Rico quiet Groceries stea-
dy. Naval Stores quiet. Turpcntinc 72a73 Frcights
unchanged r. r. Securities closed heavy
Governments are stronger, owing to an easier
money market; money sac Gperc. 81 coupons 1913; Gi
1861; G5 LOG; 1O4Os 99!; Treasury notes, new IS
sue 1913. 1905 first series 1O6alOS others l00'.
Gold closed steady a. 37t.
BALTIMORE, May 6.-Rio coffee firm. Sugar
steady. Flour quiet Corn active, good to prime
white 81 2ja1 27. Provisions steady. Mess Pork
s23 rs. Lard 134. Whiskey nominal.
New ORLEANS, MAY 6.-Sales 5000 bales Cotton.
Market unchanged. Low Middlings 2ia25c. Re-
ceipts 1900 bales Exports 1882 bales. Gold 81!
Sterling Hast. New York Sight Exchange pre-
MUM. Sugar 49,. Prime Moasses 50aG0c; Fer
mcnting 81. Prime Flour very firm. Superfuc
$751; Treble Extra LIZ. Corn active and advarced
&c. at the close. Oats scare and in request Sales
to-day at &c.. and held ut the close at 90c Pork
dull; Mess held at s2i 25a24 33 Larl dull at l2ic.
a14c. Bacon Shoulders sc.a14c; Ribbed sidos 114c.
a12c: Clear Sides 12bc. Whskey nominal and ll;-
changed.
MOBILE, May 6.-Sales 700 bales. Market quiet
and firm. A[iddlings 2it Receipts Gl2 bales.
AUGUSTA May Cotton dull aud lower sales
1875 bales; Middlings 20; Receipts 81 bales.
SAVANNAH, MAY 6 Cotton dull sa!os 200 bales
Middlings 24t. Receipts 730 bales.
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From Kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY May 6.-I.ieutenant RICE with
detachment Of soldiers, attempted to make some
arrests in Nicholasville, Ky. The soldiers were
driven of. RICE and private were wounded.
The trouble grows out of lynching negro who
killed white boy.
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Ernm Rnsfan.

BosroN. Nav 6.-JouS LElauroN, VITO failed for
over million, is implicated i'll the over ISSUE OF
mining stock, and with JULIUS F. HARTWELL IN
embezzling sSOO,OOO from Government. He had
TO 20 to Jail in default of SAC, 600 bail.
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BE- NOTICE TO MARlSERS.-CA A P AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing anchor their vessels in hsislry
River requested not 10 do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARyES on the Charleston and st. Andrews side C:
the Ashley River by which precauton. contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
5. c. TURNER, II. VI.
Harbor Masters oicc. Charleston, February o. 1S;G.
Frbr1lnry
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jefferson Davis.

WASHINGTON, May GA paragraph in Mr..
DAVIS habeas corpus petition says: Your pee-
toner further shows that his Imprisonment aforc-
said has greatly impaired his health, and that the
continuance thereof through the ensuing summer
would involve serious danger to his life as your
petitioner believes"
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HS- 4 YOUNG LADY RETURNING To HER
country home aiter sojourn of .rw months i'll the
city, hardly rocos1izSl by her friends. In place Of
u course, rustic. flushed face, she lad soft ruby COM
plnxiun OF uniurL marble sInonihnnss ant, Instead vi
tw nlyhrrr she really appeared but eighteen. Upon in
uuiry thu at great cGngc. she plainly
told them tut she used tho CIICAS. IAN BALM. and
collsidcre, Invaluable acquisition 10 any lnys toilet
Iy It's tac any Lady ticnnru improve their per-
sonn appearance hundred iold II is simple in its
ru,llbr.Liun Nature herself simple yet unstrEsss
I'd in s efficacy in drawing impurities irnnl also heal
ing clcaIsir and identifying The skin and complexion.
y its ,lirc! action the cutcl it draws from it I'LL its
Impurities kindly healing the same and leaving the sur
go: III Nature attended it should b,-clar soft smooth
and beautiful. lrIcc 81 SEM sy Mail Express.
cript Of an l.r,icr by
". l.. CLARK X Co. Chemists.
No. West Fayctic Street.. syracuse. y. Y.
Thu Only American Agents inr til. salr oi the same.
March, 80 Is
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Y Tho sole Of spirituous liquors 10y any person or
,rAons u, soldiers sailors, in the service Of
the United states is hereby prohibited; and any person
offending, procuring for. giving Away to- any ~"
ier sailor. or marine any spirtuoila liquors will he
brought to trial betoro military tribunal. and shall br
lined in SUM not exceeding hurdrcd nor less than
fifty dollars. imprisoned ior period not rxcrc ling
two mons And uly person giving information Of any
violation OF this order shall upon conviction oil the per-
accused be entitled " roceivo onofourth OF the tine
imposed aud collected.
Post Commanders will require sheriff. Deputy Shrr-
ra Colslubcs aud the police iorcu within their co;a
nlanls 10 report them any violations ui military orders
anu arrest the guilty parties.
NJ. Post Commanders will exercise supervision
NIL Magistrates Shcrs, Deputy Shcrhs Cunstablrs and
Police within ther commands; and will, whenever
-ay for the preservation OF order AMI the efficient dis
charge Oi their duties, command Of the police
Urce.
By command of Najor-Gcncra u. L. SIcKLEs.
j. ". CLOUS.
Captain 3sth lgfantry,
A. ID. e., and Act. asst. AL it. Gei:'l.
OFFICIAL: J. ". CLoUs Capt 3Stl init. Aiu-'e-Camp,
und A. a. a. q. tuJ April %
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TIL. ORANGEDul.G NEWS.

DUU: isuED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. At
Cr.li:ci,ur;.. =. t. Terms q. lsr anII,nl. al
During the spring and fall extra copies of the
OuAS,iryE.; EI:ws VIII be circulated Tor The benefit
onr advertising latrn!ia.
Contract Advertisements inserted IN Tn" most liberal
.sus Address SAMUEL DlBlifE
Editor Oiangrhurg NrwH,
February Is Orangc6urg
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NIarInc Intelligence.

PHILADELPHIA, May G.-Arrived the Erermtdn
| from Charleston.
New YORK, May G.--Arriycd tho Tasya from
| Liverpool.
The Steamship Ueuiclt!aad has arrived from
SOUTHAMPTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

gT ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTlfll AL HG-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. +.
BAUCH and p. GGUGLEMASN formerly employed by
RolssoSSEAu, of pursj. No 500 Broadway, New York.
April "a ISr
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E-or San Francisco

SAN Francisco, May 5.-Arizona adviees say
that war of determination has commenced
AGAINST the Indians Of that territory.
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Domestic IIn rEcts.
NOON DIlpArcH

New YORK, May G.-Flour 10a29c. better. Wheat
2a3c. better. Corn dull. Pork heavy; Mess s23.
Lard Quiet. Whiskcy quiet. Cotton lower; Mid
ding Uplands 27e. Freights quiet Stocks steady
on call. Exchange, GO days, o.; Sight lOs. Mo-
ney5a6. Gold 1865. $40 G2 Registered 55aG; ditto
coupons 7sa7l.
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Secretary SEWARD was in Auburn during nearly
the whole of the past week. This visit to his home
is preliminary to his retirement from public lie
and all its cares. He is now at hip post III Wssll-
intou.