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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13


GEN. GRANT.-The Augusta CAro-
nicle and Sentinel is out for Gen.
Grant for the next President. It
snys:
'"The contest at the North in the
next Presidential campaign will be
exclusively for party supremacy. It
will be one of unusual strife and bit
terness. The South cannot, and
should not, take part in it., rs in
triguers of. either of the parties now
in existence. There is but single
course left to us for self-preservation
our only resource is the magma
ninlity of those who know the perils
of battle and the trials of the camp.
They alone can estimate rightly the
blessings of peace and harmony.
Grant is endeared to them by all the
associations OF successful war. His
dauntless courage is written in the
history Of bloody campaigns. His
magnanimity at Lees surrender
touched every Southerner. Repeated
acts of generosity and kindness adorn
his intercourse with us, in the midst
of troubles and anxieties, and me-
naces and prosecutions. Nor is his
love of constitutional liberty less
than his valor and magnanimity.
When ths enactment of Congress
vested in him the sole power to en-
force the existing military law, he
voluntarily subjected all acts and all
proceedings to the approval of the
President.
Gould there be q greater peace
Offering, BY the soldiers of the South
to their victorious brethren of the
North, than Ulysses S. Grant?"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

WoN'T Do IT AGAIN.-We have
come to the conclusion to forswear
praising the weather. She is tickle
jade, and after inspiring the hope
she did, for the past few days, and
eliciting what we thought decent
puff in our local column, while the
compliment was in press yesterday
morning, she turned right round,
and, with the aid of that old sinner
Boreas-and melted by that gruff
old scamp she keeps lingering in her
lay, (very poetical.) sent us q regular
North-easter, accompanied by driz-
zing cold rain. We know not what
may be the result, but whatever it
is, the old confirmed coquette will
never again get compliment from
us-nary time.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

The editors of French provincial
papers are about to establish at Paris
q newspaper, for which they will all
write; the stereotype plates of it will
be distributed to all of them and be
published as their local paper.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

FIRE AT BAY POINT, PoRT ROYAL.
Capt. Vincent informs the Charleston
Courier that on Wednesday last, as
his steamer passed Bay Point, oppo-
site Hilton Head, the Government
warehouses at the former place were
burning, and all the buildings had
been destroyed but one.
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Local Items.

BRIEFs-To THE LEGAL PnoFEs-
sIoN.-Members of the bar who have
briefs to print for the May court are
requested to leave them at the Ph9nir
Office as early as possible, so Us to
avoid delay Mt tho last moment.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

RARE MUSICAL TREAT. The cor
respondence in relation to the talent.
ed children of Mr.. Feininger will be
read with interest and pleasure. 1t
reflects great credit upon the teaching
abilities of Mrs. Dovilliers and Prof.
Koepper, and the promised concert
will be looked forward to with much
interest.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

Jon PRINTING.-The Job Office OF
the Ph@nic is as complete as any in
the South. 1t is furnished with new
fonts of type of all descriptions and
Of the most modern styles. All work
executed promptly, with tnstc and
skill, and at reasonable rates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

Long tales are usually uninteresting, but
all consumers will be benefited and intc-
rested by reading the entire adver tisement
and then examining the stock of Mr.. r.
G. Shiver.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-04-13

THE SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. =
This admirably conducted journal.
published in this city, comes to our
Office greatly enlarged md beautifully
printed. It is the largest religious
paper published in the South, and we
are glad to SEQ this evidence of its
prosperity, as it indicates just sup
port by the members of the church
Ill whose interest it is published.
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CIRCULARS! CIRCULARs!-Commer-
cial and other circulars, in the various
forms-note, letter and commercial
post-neatly printed in our Job
Office, and all work of this descrip-
ton finished in the best style of print
ing, and ut moderate prices.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. s.-Attention is cali
cd to the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the first
time:
G. Hocfer-New Saloon.
DR.. c. II. Miot-Hepatic Bittors.
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CARDS! C.ARDs!-Show cards, busi-
ness cards, visiting and wedding
cards, executed Mt the Ph9nic Job
Office, in the neatest styles Of the
art. Cards of all sizes constantly
on hand, and all orders from town or
country promptly attended to.
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PAYING STATE TAXES. Orr.
in response to some inquiries ad-
dressed to him by Major Mittng, of
Lancaster, from which we make the
following extracts, which may be of
interest to some Of our readers:
The tax collector of your District
is not required by the laws of this
State to take the test oath, aud the
Government of the State, under the
Sherman military bill, is recognized
with nil of its laws and officers, until
the military commander chooses to
abrogate or remove them.
This not having been done, Mr..
Vanlandigham will, therefore, pro-
ceed to collect tho taxes which are
necessary to carry on the "provi-
sional Government" so recognized,
and you will please communicate to
him these views.
You inquire if State law requir-
ing those who have hired freedmen
to pay their taxes is right. The
State law makes no such requirement
Of the employer. The Tax Act of
December, 1865. requires every en-
ployer to return to the tax collector
the names of his employees, land it
matters not whether they are white
or colored,) and such employer may
pay the capitation tax Of his en-
ployee. But the law leaves it entirely
discretionary with him. See the
third section of the Tax Act, ap.
proved Decembar 81. 1865.
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3S. Farmers and gardeners may
sell all products of their own farms
and gardens in the manner Of ped
lers, withoutthe payment of special
tax as such.
80. Under the Act of March q,
1857, no special tax is required of
any person for the manufacture of
butter and cheese.
40. In assessing the special tax
upon boats, barges and flats, under
the last proviso to section 1O3, the
capacity is to be determined by the
customs measurement.
Al. Persons travelling about the
country rs the agents of manufao-
turers or dealers, seeking orders for
goods as agents of one person or
firm only, and who are paid salary,
but receive no commission whatever,
should not be required to pay tax as
produce or commercial brokers.
42. Apothecaries, confectioners,
plumbers and gas-fitters, whose an
nual sales exceed $25, 900, are re-
quired to pay, in addition to the spe-
cial tax, one dollar for every thousand
dollars OF sales in excess OF said
$24, 900, the tax on such excess to be
assessed and paid in tie manner pro-
vided in the case of wholesale dealers.
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

stormy weatRsr-shippiug and Commercial
News. ~ - r.
r HAVANA, Sept. 20, 1857
The weather here At present decidedly stormy and
unpleasant
The sunksn Spanish bark Lequto has boon raised
Sailed to-day, steamships Eagle for New York, and
Stars and Stripes for Philadelphia
Sugar IL duh at So reals for fair refining. Sales
during the past week Of 5000 boxes OF cayed white
No at l01s ID reas brown Nos. IL to 20 at Q IL
reas moasses sugar No IL at reals muscovado sugar,
no sales; quotations unchanged. Aoassss dull with
oue Grange in prices.
Tbero changes report in rates OF exchange
for bills on London Exchange Paris is GA francs.
Exchange on the United States for long bills In
rency Is 20 "a per discount and for short bills
gold 91s per cent premium.
HAVANA Sent go 1857.
Exchange is unchanged Paris. on. Sugar Is
buoyant on the basis OF reals for No IL D. g., and
SA reals for No. 1l5S. Lard in srces 1871. Potatoes,
81.
Arrived, Spanish steamer CataleenA eghty.four DAYS
from Macao with party OF coolies she has been quar-
antined at Marel.
out thiriy-ons thousand Spanish dollars.
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X5msn! q The Netherlands ee:a,snrSlstsS I,zsi1S
study Of the s.vsrioA II improving de sAu-
$500 eS1dti6d q sliisa when such lsfomstioe from
probable thai the results OF their viii
% beneficial 70 aLn Tho web known thoroushnsss and
ability with which the Netherlands authorities conduct
such matters renders IL Desirable tnst these
should be full and accurate. ..la..
Army Gazette. ,
brsvst Major General James A. Harde inspector gen.
sra has been ordered 10 Fort LArned, Kansas on spe
cial service
Brevet Brigadier General C. l. Klburn, colonel and
assistant commissary general has been ordered to
isvs Brevet Major General H. T. Clark a. purchasing
and depot commssary at New York and to have general
charge OF the Subsistence Depart msnn the Department
OF the East $780, A....,. X 4
Brovet Major General Clark is ordered 10 proceed 10
st. Louis where he assigned to duty as chief comms
sary M ..e Division OF Missouri relieving Brevet Briga-
der General !. j Hs'uss. who reports 70 General
sherman. 81 M
Braset coicae!I Mol Taylor has boon ordered to
port to General nalleck. Mi EM
Subsistence depot IN Philadelphia has been closed
Eveset Major General W. H. French, lieutenant
coione Second artillery, has been relieved nom duty
In the Division Of the achc, and ordered 10 Whining
ton Delaware thence 70 report to the Adatan General
Brevet MAJOR c. b. Atchiso, Third infantry, has been
ordered report to General Emery for duty sidde
camp ~ 80 1 fy
artillery has been relieved FROM his present command
and ordered TO the Department OF California. F
The chief mastering and disbursing offices at Boston,
Mass and Davenport, Iowa. have been discontinued
Brevet Colonel Peter Hanes, Corps OF Engineers,
has been assigned to duty At g. Louis.
LeutenaDts G. B. Sears, Edward Mcguire and Fred
erick Mahon. Corps OF Engineers have been assigned
to duty ~ WiiIetrs Point 81
Navy Gazette
Paymaster George A. Lyon, Acting Ensign John
Boyle Acting BoatswAin Leonard K Ellis have been
ordered to the Ohio.
Acting Ensign William F. Hodgkinson has been
ordered TO the Ohio
Acting Ensign Orlando J. Roberts. Of the Lacka-
wanna. ha resigned.
Acting Ensign Milton Webster and Mate John F. Las
have boon honorably discharged.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander Edward
Hooker has been detached from special duty the New
York Navy Yard, and ordered to command the store
ship Idaho. Na
Acting Ensign Oscar W. Farenholt has been detached
from the Ohio, and Mate Louis f. Strout has been de-
tached from the Vermont, and ordered to the Naval
Academy.
ACTING Master @. n Anthony aud Mate Edward Z.
Bradbury have boon detached from the Vermont and
ordered 10 the Idaho.
Mate John Queredo has been detached from Naval
Academy and ordered TO the Vermont
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SAN raASusCo, Oct I, 1897
The ship Edward oBvisn. from New York, has arrived
here partially disabled. Durne gale on Cape Horn
her ruddsr twisted o. leaving the vessel unmanags
able The ship laid fourteen hours In helpless con-
disou Large quantities. VI water shipped throu Oh
which WIS opsnsd 70 secure the cargo The damage 70
her cargo Is not determined yet but II il spprehsndsd
fSe whaling bark General Piks cleared for cruise 70.
day, taking inward cargo Of nine hundred barrels
iass, sdvices from tho wreck Of the revenue cutter
ehubricR that the machinery will he saved and
shoald no STORM The hull b ncsted OF
In ssnpsrstlvsu good condition,
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NEWS BY THE CUBA cAE.lE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HeaAlu

Sainavo stu In Hot Water-No Funds-No
Trade-Plenty Of Fighting.
PORT Az PRINCE Sept IL,
Via HAVANA, Oct. l. 1861
sainayes position Is becoming daily moro dangerous,
and the recent Instructions attributed TO the mashi
nations Of cabra sanave Is reported to be fayoring
the schemes Of Bsez Port Prince. The Concordat
annoying tho government very much as the latter 10
unable to support the clergy.
All commerce is paralyzed; products whatever are
arriving and some vessels have been lying here since
June Currency has fallen TO the rate OF forty Hayticn
dollars for one spanish
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THE fRAMco-cERMAH QUESTION.

Napoieon's Advice to tho South German
S0veretgns.
sa,i-r-.a gt LosDos, Sept 80, 1857.
Il d reported on the Continent that Napoleon has
addressed note to the soveegns Of the South German
States the subject OF their relations with Prussia and
thas in this the French Emperor after calmly dis
cung the last circular Of the Prussan Cabinet urging
German unity, asks The Southern potsntates to pledge
themselves not TO pass the Main and their
triss in the now confederation Of the North.
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DELEGATES 70 THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

SoHgSEcIADY, n. Y, Oct !, 1857
At the Democratic County Convention, held In this
city to-day, Peter Yates chosen delegate to tho
State Convention, and Messrs A. W. Hunter, G. r
SANDERS and w. Jones the Senatorial Convention.
and p, g. Bsattie the Judicial Convention.
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Marine Intelligence.
BY STEAMSHIP TO SEPTEMBER 20.

The steamship Hibernian from Londonderry, on the
10th Of September, passed Father Point on her voyage
Quebec half past three o'clock yesterday morning.
Tho steamship smcoe passed Father Point inward
four O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
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By the Gable to October l.
s~. Noon.
$50.
Garibaldi Firm on His anti
! - Papal Platform. 49,
Napoleon Advises South Germany Against
a Union With the North.
THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION.

Garibaidi Firm Against the Papacy.
~~~~' FLoREScx, Sept. so, 1867.
Garibald refused TO give tue Italian government HE
parole not to engage in hosItiss against the Papal
States
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TINS LONDON MONEY MARKET oSDoy, Sept. 30-Even-
ing -Consols closed at % Tic for money. American
Ave.twenes, 72x Illinois Central shares, 77ls Ere
Railway shares 42i Atanticand Great Western conso-
dated bonds, 70.
LONDON, Oct Moon -consols opened at OAK.
American securities quoted at the folow wing
United States Fvetweny bonds, Tx Illinois Central
Railway shares. 77M; Erie Railway shares, az. The
quotations given without condition OF
New York market No cable advices have been re-
rHs CONTINENTAL BouRsss-FRAsxroRr, Sept 30
States bonds closed at 70 7l6 for the
LIvsRrooL Corros MARKsr-LvERpooL, Sept So
Evening.-The cotton market has been very active
throughout the day. but there has been advance in
Ing quotations hidaing upands, sa<d ; middling
Orleans Cd. The sales OF the day exceed the estimate
made at noon By 5000 baesamounting TO fully 49, 900
LvERrool, oc In oon.--The cotton market opens
s.eady, but quieter than yesterday. The following are
the opening quotatons:-Md uplands, SKA; mid
ding Orleans 3D. the sales of the day are estimated at
LIVERPOOL BREApsrrFrs MARKET -LvERfoor, Oct
1-Noon.-fhe breadstu1s market is firm. Corn. 42s.
Wheat las 3D. for California white. Barley, IS. Sd.
LIvKRpooL Provision MARkEr-Lrvrnroor, Oct l..
Noon.-Beef, l42s Cd Pork, lis Bacon, 4ss Lard,
LIyrarooI PRoDuos MAnKsr-Iavssroor. Oct. l.
Noon. Common ros'n, Ss, and medium do 11a Tai
Low, IS Cd. Spirits turpentne 27s. cd. Petroeum--
LONDON MAaKsrs.- LOSDos. Oct IN Moon
2aa. 3D. Linsead, So. Cd Lnseed cakes f10 81.
Whale OIL f38. Linseed oil, $50 los
The PETROLEUM MARKRr.--ANrwERP, Oct. 1-Noon.-
Petroleum 54}a francs per Dol. tor standard white
Marine Intelligence.
SOUTHAMPTON Sept. 30.-Steamer Hermann Captain
Wencke, which left New York the 18TH inst,
here TO day and sailed for Bremen.
LLyERPooI, sept 30.-Seamer Austrian, from Quebec,
has arrived out T .4..
QUEnsrowy, Oct. The lamar steamship City Of
London, Captain Brooks, which left New YORK on the
2lst nit arrived at this port and proceeded to Liver
pool st8
DISASTERS SEA.
LIvIRPooL, Oct. 1-Advices have bsen received here
overland from India the ship NJ Ridsout from
rampore for Boston, had been ashore and would have
to discharge her c,rgo Fadang.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct l, lS67.-The bar Lima from Ant
werp foe New York, has arrived in this harbor In .
damaged condition.
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A.-UniversaI Exposition. Paris. 1851
SrEINWAY a SONS TRIUMPHANT having been
awarded tho FIRST GRAND GOLD nEDAL for Amer.
all three STYLES exhibited, this medal being
distinctly classified first IN order Of merit BY the unanimous
verdict OF the international jury.
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CHURCH REFORM.

Vigorous Action of the Pan-AnGIican Synod.
LONDON, Sept 80 1867.
Tho Pan Anglican Synod has adopted and issued an
address oondemning rationasm Popery and Marioatry
and seeking to promote unity 10 the church.
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LIsBos, Sept. 90. 1867.
'hs mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived. she
bring the following from the scene OF on the
Rio Pa,
The Co uoinsd land and naval forces OF the allied
Powers had ,ombarded the PaagusyAn positions OF Gu
rupaiiy and n anaita, but with what MOI.
known.
The accounts Of .'ae attack which had reached Rio
Janeiro up the tim, the steamer sailed
nctiDg tina, no deautS idea or the result could be
formed
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spoken.
Bfns Jane Young from for Nyotf Sept - lat u W,
~ 70 OBJ plot Sost n uarshsiL Mob.
FsretGs Ports.
Gov nAys Cg. sept is-Arivsd- brig Hummias Bird.
SAILED isS bars Helena Conn, ryors 18th. bris John
SAuderson. Ooou do. s0sh bark Marr, Moore. dol 2st
brig Caroline. Richards, do.
American Psrtss
CHARLESTON. Oct f--Arrved. steamship Manhattan,
woodruff NYork. brig volant, do,
SAVANNAH. oct 1-Arrived. steamship San Jacn,o
saiSrd--Bark Maria satlla River The steamship Virgo
sailed for NYork had put back In OF
sght accident 70 her machinery. She will leave In the
wTilIScroH, NO. oct i--Arrived. steamship Fair.
banks. NYork.
w 0Ar sAlaTre New W EsehA Pses
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EDITORIAL CONVENTION AT CLINTON. IOWA.

CLINTON, Iowa, Oct. I, 1867.
the Editorial Convention will be held on Thursday
Over one hundred representatives present The
opening address viii be delivered by N B. Baker, Of
Clinton.
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A Defiance.

A Defiance. 80
As a Mouth Cleanser and Teeth rrsserver Or. JOHN
SONS DELICi Gus AMERICAN TOOTH POWDER defcs
the world to produce s equal Depot Ill Eass Twelfth
street. Sold BY druggists.
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BascheIor's Hair Dye.-Tks Dee. In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable nstanA-
noous. Factory 81 barclay street
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MAS Hissiow's sCofHiNa SYRUP. for aaildrs.
teething 10 perfectly harmless produces pAur~l quek
sleep BY reevng the child from pn ana the little chsrus
awakss !. bright n buonr IL wind colo ana
regulates bowelsgves the mother health
the child Oces as fulton street. New yorx High
Holborn London, England.
BE n call for
having siiie Curtis rerkins'' NE outside
wrapper. AL others base limitations.
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Cristsdore'g Hair Dye The Hest Ever Mas.
ufAcured. Wholesale and retail; siso applied u Ma
A.fc.k ln.s
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eod lnfsunation furnished The highest paid FER
poabieon. az "a "a ssds g 9cid and siI,sr ~
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.TtQ gvws Marhine. Company. Elias Ucwn
nroAdWNy, New fork-
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"A HIS! A. Hlt: A Pnipobl. Iyf:r.kasE
public by his style OF gentirmen0
Hats Il ! emphaucaly beauty Gall at his store. 2iz
Broadway, OF Fulton street. - as broadway.
under NE Prescott House. and your Judgment aud AAs
cannot fail TO endorse IL.
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Hips Hair Dye. so Cepts.-Black. Brews.
1nalible Onguen FOR the growth and beauty
Of tbs hair. Depot % Duane street.
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To Get RIA 81 Fever and Ague. ANNOUNCEMENTS
sSdard remedy that quickly aud curps thoroughly
aver
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For . seylish and Elegant Hat Go 90 r.
pensohsid, mansf scturer, IFS Nassau street.
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S HtPPINo NE W s


Steamship Iscvant (Br) Artiey, Cow Bay CB days,
entire passage .t.ss
Tho sohoolship rort.mov.h ., anchss the
bar. ............
Wind n sunset sw. ... .t....e.
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natural sad S%sSls scid By drusssss Depot Bcy ;.
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Fc~p Du Lac, ws., Oct 1, 1881.
posnsl 4 Nichols sawmiii was destroyed by Ore
shis morning tho Ioss $4,000 which there IL no
Insurance
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THE Young Ccutlcmen,s Dress Hnt.-Net ~
lnas"'''''' 0'' 'A'0" ",'''' '~ ARsocx,
$40 Broadway. ST. Eicholas Hotel.
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Nosice.-We have Opened an Once in New
York No 10 Buring sHp southeast q Water
aud have e0unectsd with fact ores and Once in
rhiadsp aia BY In miles ~ PRIVATE TBLKGRAfH
Prompt sstenticn VIII No given 70 oruers for white Lead
Coors, Alum Acids and other articles Of
No i0S sc.sh r,ere .srsss pk1sAs,phfa
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THE PARAeUAYAM WAR.


BoYbardment OF Carupaity and Hamaita by
tho Allies.
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PRLADnLrHIA, Oct. !, 1857.
Ore This afternoon dsssrsysd shs buildings Of che
Butchsm' Hide Association, and ssverai dwelling
houses on Noble street, above Eleventh. Loss about
$50 600: mostly insured. Asff
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wigs, Teppee.- and 0r9amenssi HAIR
Best duality Hsir DYE ard fsr Dyeng ell coorA ~
DATChkLVRs, " Boad skseb
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Fire NJ Gsis, Canada.
Fire at Fond du Lnc. wis.

large block OF sores on Main street we're destroyed
By Ore this morning Loss $4,000 .
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Lyeus, Magnetic Insect .Powder.-Tlie Oriss-
and ali inssc, vsrran; freq from poison. Depot u
BARNES. q rArk
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New Mqles I, M.is, Coilnus. CuMs, Cspes,
viciorincs, oaks, GAunein, 40 description OF
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