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Mr.. Dion L. Boucicault, the playwright,
is to be the chairman of the next annual din
ner of the General Theatrical Fund.
The Hon. Grantley Berkeley has new
work in press, entitled Anecdotes of the
Upper Ten Thousand"
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For additional Marine Ne1Os see Third Ptsoe.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Brig Despatch, Dix. ffigtu ]. +. Bailey 4 Co. W.
Brig A, F. Larrabee, Carlisle, Bangor, Hammett 6
schr Dart. Galloway Washington Bacon, ,CollinsSCo.
Schr MARY T. Vanclief, McCobb POrt-au Spain, John
schr Cedar Grove, Webb, Milford, Curtis & Knight
schr J. Trueman Gillis. New Bedford, W. A. English.
str Diamond State, Talbot, Baltimore, ]. D. Ruon
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
eth inst with gganS o Moro Phillips Lett, brig Blue
Brig OrIolan, Ely. days from Matanzas with mo-
lasses 70 IT, Watson & Son. Ilth inst s OF Hatteras
spoke ship Montebello, from New Orleans for Liver
sghr Moses Patton, Harding, days from cardenas,
vb SehE B f. Folsom oIande Z days from Trinidad,
shT MarS SnS Presn 70 81 " Welsh Ec
nah; with lumber and old iron to captain.
With GmSeP to E. q Rowsy SsYs S% Co.. Whining
schT Olivia, Fox day from Odessa, with grain to
schT Theodore Deare Phillips, from Dighton.
Reading Ry & o@ Ssw aaYS1 a New Haven
S%chE % David Collins; Townsend. from Boston.
schr schr Ill !; j. WELLINGTON, g, Terry; from Boston
sRr P seI SeG from from FT9yqspSe FST as9Ser
Steamer Diamond State, Talbot is hours nom Bal
umore' with mdse. to ], d. RuoH
BELOW -.
mested brig suPposed to bSW be the f. H. Rich
trinidad de Cuba), off Bombay Hook at noon yes
Correspondence OF the Paaode,phta ErchanOe
LEwEs, Dell prii ls"sP | M.~Tne barque T.; Schultz,
Wnlch mas been ashore off this place. eIt tue koau
stead this morning tor Philadelphia In 10" Vi Tug
A ship, barque and two brigs came In and pro-
ceeded up last night. ~ H.. r..
The brig Nelson from st. John. N; b., for Potomac
ington; and Mary r. Hickman, from Philadephia tor
" ''iOi oii VIZ JOSEPH LAFETRA.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Warrior Davis. from London for Philadelphia,
put into Swansea Cd inst, leaklng. ~
Ship John e. Richardson, Oliver hence, at Geeste-
steamsSip sh Hunter Rogers, hence, at Providence
ioIn IS INST VIM Van Name. Cook. from Messina. at
cjbraar isth iit, and sailed for PHILADELPHIA 2Ith
BaTque O Lovett Iherland' hence, at Liverpool lst
i'lBssn BaTane Barlow McDOrman. hence, at London Sd
nssarone Annie Ada. Cam. hence, at Gibraltar 18th
Brig Ortolan, Ely. from Matanzas for Philadelnhia
was spoken 10th inst. lat. 81 30. Ion, "a 80.
Schr John A. Griffin, Foster, hence for CienhneRos
was spoken Slst ult, off Trinidad de Cuba-an we'll
s. Wilson. Novel; hence, at Boston 18th inst,
instant '
schr j. satterthwalte Long for Philadelphia sailed
from Portsmouth l4th Inst.
Captain Taylor, OF barque John II. Pearson from,
Boston, at Havana, reports:-Apr q lat. 35, lon 70
fell in with schr willis Sorrell" OF Philadelphia
abandoned, colOrs flying union down, rudder Rone
main rigging parted sails all furled except b which
was hauled down; had apparently carried deck load
OF lumber as some was LETT by her rolling Judged her
TO be full OF water.
IBY TELEaRAPHl
@ Ss sAH FRANCIscos April l6. - Arrived, steamship
SAILED ships AudenhAum, for New York; ChieitAIn,
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO DAY
kepoIted by Dehaven q Bro. No 40 3. ThIrd atIaet


-Messrs. William Painter q Co., bankers, No.
SO South Third street, report the following rates
coupon, 109@lO9l U. S. 5-2Os, coupon, 1862,
lO9a@l09S; do, 1864, lOS@lOs4; do, 1856, 1854
@lOSB; do. new, lO7t@lO7}; IS, 1O-4Os,
9T@9St; q. s. 7'30s, lst series, l05b@l06t;
do, I'd series, l0544lO5t; Sd series, 1854 6106A.
Compound Interest Notes, December, 1864,
l5R; May, 1866, l24. Gold. l36@l364.
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His Terrible Grim -.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........... .........A APRIL IS,
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING TILE
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA. M......".5S IL A. M.....-..632 2 p 65
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Mounting the GaIIows.

Teuiel stepped upon the scaffold without
apparent emotion, but was quiet, and pale in
the face. Taking leave of his attendants, after
short religious service, the moose was adjusted
the white cap drawn over his face, and then the
Sheriff and his attendants left the scaftold.
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LaunChed Into EternItY,

At twenty minutes past II the rope was
pulled, and Albert Teufel had suffered the
penalty of his heinous crime. The body
twltched nervously at times for some minutes.
After being permitted to hang the customary
length of time, he was cut down and consigned
TO the coffin for burial
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THE ScAFFoLD.
Execution of Albert Teufel
at Doylestown.

Dying Statement of the Culprlt,
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Remarkable Records of RObberies.

The Final - cene.
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A quarter past IL o'clock the prisoner left the
cell, preceded by the priests in their spiritual
he was so weak that he had to be supported on
either side,
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THE LAST SCENE.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
The Clergy Visit Him.
shacIIIes Removed.

AT quarter to IL o'clock the blacksmit
attended to remove the shackles.
On the Road to Death.
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g San FRANcIscos April l6. Arrived, steamship
sacramento, from Panama
Sailed, ships Audenhaum, for New York; ChieftaIn,
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME z +. THORNTON. tho great English A.,rulo-
gist Clnryoyant anu psychomco cian who has aston.
lsed the scientific clnsscs Of Tho Old World has now To-
Gated herself al Hudson, N Y Mad THORNTON pos-
scsscs such wonderful powcrs Of second sRht
bic her to impar fnowfcdRo OF the gcaes Importance
to tho single married Of either BOZ Whilo in stata
Of tnnce clio dcilncates tho worry features he porson
you arc TO marry and by tho aid OF instrument q; In
tense power. knuwn the Psychomoropc guarantees 70
produce fcko picture OF tho future husband or wife
OF Tho applicant together with datn OF marriage position
In tN leading traits OF chArnetcr &c. This Ia no hum
bug M thousand Of testimonials can assert. She will
sond. whcn dcsrcd, certified ccrtGcate or written
guarantee that the pictnre is what pupos bc By
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place OF birth
age dispositon and complexion and enclosing ty cent?
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you win no
ceSe tho picture and desired Information by return mail
All communications sacredly confidential Addrcs. IL
confidence. Madame E F. THORNTON, p. o. Box 413
Hudson. NY 1y March %
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AN ORDINANCE

10 REGULATE THE sToRAog PETROLEUM, rrs rpo
DUCTS, AND OTHER IHFI.tMnADLE oIIA.
HRc. l. he prdiRed by fhe Mayor dni aldermen in
Guy Council Gtfenlbie That from and aer the 18th DAY
OF Juno next s,all not be lawful 10 keep Petroleum
Keroseno. nock OIL Denzine, BenLolo any other
fammnble oil oils storage fr sale in any cellar
lily than nfty gallons on any lot OF premises nni
any auch quantity 30 kept stored Bnu be contained IN
ycAAela Of Tin or other metal Il. 4.
sHo. = Thai Petroleum, It's produca or any other In.
aanmaole oil or oils when brought into tic city by lan
or wator, may be kept any lot In any building IN
which cotton Is not stored, for period not exreedinS
twenty hours, upon the expiration Of which Time
shall DO removed and kept n tho manner required by
the foregoing section. - =. -..I .
BEc- g. Any person or persons violating any part ID
this Ordinance shall bo subject TO no OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable In any Court Of cont
peient Jurisdiction. HAL --I-lI \ n.
Ratified in City Council this twenly.lrst day OF May In
tho year Of our Lord ono thousand eight Hundred and
siIty-seyen. ., u. S..rsr|
[LH1 p. G, GAILI.ARD Mayor,
. W. H. SHITu Clark OF Council Juno O
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AN ORDINANCE
PROVIDE FOR LIQUIDATION or rrIp r,;rrprsr nv

To PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST ON
THE Debt OF THE CITY WHICH ACCRUED 30rm DAY OF
JUNE LART. ...5- -,
BE IL ordained by he Mayor and Aldermen in City
Council diienbied, That for the purpose laudalins
the interest on tie public debt Of the city. which accrued
on tho goth day Of Juno last Blk Per Cent stock. obga-
tory on the CORPORATION OF tho city Charleston Bal
DO ssued under tho direction Of tho Mayor to tho per-
fons holding Stocks OF six Per Cent bonds Of tho city,
and onQel TO receive Tho interest thereon at
tho tmo above stated tho Had Stuck to bear interest
after the rate OF ak per cent annum, payable
ters, releennSe In thirty years from dnto: Irpriied
That no part of said Stock shaii be Issued for
any sum less than twenty dollars. or for any
fractional part OF dollar. Iforidtd atso
that all suns for less than twonly dollars aId or frac.
lona parts nf dollar shall be paid III city bills And
prorided further. that amy person tona dde hodlng
Stocks or nix Per Cent Bonds said 30t day June,
upon Which inerost has accrued. s,a Aayo tho privilege
until tho lst day OF September 66lscountir aucli
Interest or any part rrcor nganst axo5 duo by him to
tho city ON said 3Ott Of juno anu may receive my bal
aiico In hs favor IN city bills sosk uccoriing
the amount thereof. In manner Aforesaid.
SkCTIoR 2. That tho form Of certificates mode Of
transior OF said stock Hliull DO subject To tlo pao
regulations exist in relation u other Six Per
{ eDt Stocks of tho city
lsalned in Ciiy Council this tenth day Of July In Ito
year OF our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty Heven.
r. 81 r. GAILLAID Mayor.
W. II. sNIru, Clerk OF Council.
July 10 ......... lmo b
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To TAX PAYERS,

:
1tHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
L for tho Information OF all persons conconed:
AN ORDINANCE AMRND ORDINANCE TO RAISE sur
rLLEs IoR TUE IsAn 1907, AND ron OTHER punpoara ,
l. DO 1t ordained by tho Mayor nnd Aldermen In City
Council assembled, Tint all taxes payable undcr the Or
dnance 10 raise supplies for the year 1867 other
purposes bo paid on before tho 18th day Of June next:
and that persons who shall mako default payment OF
their taxes that day. shall pay, In addition The
amount Of their taxes, ono and half por cent por
month until the 3st day OF July whom, Il not paid an
amount Of two perl cont Per month upon tho amount
be padi and aitor tho 3st day Of August
hroc Per cont per month the amount OF taxes duo
shall DO paid until payment Of tho whole amount sdo
H. That all persons who neglect fall TO pay tloir
monthly taxos before the fifteenth day OF cach
month, sh. respectively pay tile amounts thereof
two per cont per month from auch neonth day, nntn
payment is made. s- n
Rati1ed IN City Council this seventh day OF May In
tho year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siKty-seyen.
IL. al p. c. dAIILAnD, Mayor.
W. II. SMITH, Clerk OF Council. 3mo May II
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q HE DISEASE OF AMERICA. ;

DiHpersia is said to bo the disease of America Its
victims may bc found In oil stations OF life Tho poor az
well as the rich are sufferers from It's ldestroying
fiuence Tho symptona Of this disease vary greatly In
tho different sngcs Of tho complaint It generally com.
mencca with sensation OF fulness after eating and
ehanscable diminished or lost appetite. In some in
STANCES The appetite Is voacous, and whon-u obcdi.
enco 70 It's promptngs-a largo portion Of food taken
into The stomach, pain follows in that region with geno-
ra distress, nervousness and nausea Flatuency and
heartburn invariably attend hs disease For all these
symptoms
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs
will BIO found Invaluable household remedy ns Its NJ.
erave corrective md restorative properties arc derived
exclusively from roos and plants the virtues of which
arc acknowledged by phnmnceutics and phyRicians
Separately they have often been prescribed by the
fession, but wore combined until Dr. HosrESrxn
gave TO the world hIs h
HEALTHRESToRING BITTRRs, .Si
which hayo proved sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and
its attendant evils @ July I5 (.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

ofrACEs Oe Olff IREhSUHf, |
DuBL1o NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN l Thar a 'SSi SNbEH
l. the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery nom this onlco. 8: THOMAS.
~ City Treasurer.
Bic. ]. De u 0rdainei BY ne Mayor and Afdtrmenrn ~
Guy Council atiembd That from land after tho nrst day
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes n
Tho sano Manner and according to the provisions
now OF force In relation 10 CARTS drnys and wagons e!ol
cart dray or wagon, sA bs provided with badge CON
tanning tho number theroof and marked {ipdie 70 uc
placed on tho outside Of tho SHAFT
SHo. a No person shall DO taken by the Treasurer N
surety TO any bond untlor tho Ordinance oonctIping a.
conscs for CARTS drays wagons and other carhgcs un
HEo 0. Tho following shall hereafter bo tho ratca for
censcs for public and private ca-l rays wagons Be-
including tho horses or inuJcs uscd thereof which shni
bs FREQ ffom other taxation: -
PupIIo CARTS, pHAYR ETC, on THOSE KxpIoYrp IN ANY
nusiEEss wHSTKyER, FOR IIinE DIRECT INpInRor.
For eys cart dray or wagon, drawn by ono horso Q,
For oyssy cart dr.y or wagon. drawn by Two horsosor
For overy hack and cari.ge with two whceis, sao
For oscry hack and carriage With four wlecls aIO
For svery stage or omnIbda leIcept line omnibns
with two horses, $50. .HlG-T - -'''''>.
FOR every stage or omnibus Except line omnibo,. .
For every truck drawn By two moro horses or mulcs
For every srpress wagon drawn BY two or moro hor.e,
BREAD ckRTs AND PnlyKTp cinra pnkYs xro
For every broad cart or wagon. IS. .1'I.s y. ..,s
For every ear dray or wagon, use1 for private do
perns Of goods. Wcs, moreS.ndiso lumber. e or any
other Commodity, for compensation either directly or
Indirectly for tho same RhA pay for license Tho sum
Ratified In City Council. tbis 1eih day Of January
L. inthe year q our Lord ono thousand oisht hum
,5 l - - . ~ ~ P. O aArLIARD, Mayor.
January s w ", b. sArrB, Clerk Of coaneu.
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IL. IL.

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pcr, &C.; or, hIII.IRRs' Almanac;
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Hyou want Books bound in any stylo, or Account
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ruling, GO to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 90 Broad street.
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ELYSIUS.

now and important remedy for married ladies
Circulars can bc obtained aud tho article supplied
upon application to tho Wholesale agents.
D0WIE g. NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. ISL Meeting street.
April II thstu9mo,
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WE ARE IN THE MIDST REroLur1oR.-N
inor' premature decay OF tho tooth. sozodont
renders them indeslructiblc. Nay, moro, it makes
tho enamel whilo as Parian marble, and tho
breath as odoriferous 'tho Sweet South brcntll-
ing ocr banks of yiolots." Neither tho tocth nor
tho gums can become diseased, il 1t IL usod daily.
tuthH3
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nEnc, xyor,h ,.n,,v,,u

Tho bcst Investment for invalid who suffers from
dobiiy or loss Of appetite Is bo. Of PAsKNIs's lie
patio Blttors. as will bc 10 give relief For sao b.
all Druggists
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Free to Eyerybo6y.

Largo PIP. Circular. giving Information OF the
greateHt importance to The Young Of both ss1es.
It teaches how the homeiy may becoms beautlfuI th
desplscd respected. and the forsaien loved =
No young lady or gentleman should fsn to send their
address, and roceivo copy postpaid by return mail
Address T. o. Drawer. q.
March 30 a. Tyr, lTroJ, N. Y,
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LOCAL MATTIGRS.

jon WoRK.-wo havo now completed our uIllco
30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible timo
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and wo most re-
Bpoctfuly ask tho patronage OF our friends.
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rho rimo 70 Aavert,,o IN ,bo Coun,r,

Tho Tfmo to Advertise In tho Country,
THE pHasrI has a largo circulation throughout til,
middle and upper Districts OF tho stae. Advertising
rates US reasonable tho sirngcncy OF tho money mar
kct will wnrrnnt Merchants and others Wishing TO use
uhe columns OF the paror will address
JULIAN A. sELDY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia g. G.
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sEnEHADE.-In tho woo small hours ayont tho
twal wo woro choorcd ut our labors by sweet
sounds that 1oatod on tho air, making tho pom
moyo swifter, and bauiHhiDg sloop from drowsy
oyolids. Tho Evening Star Cleo Club was tho
name OF the musical band, and thoir melody was
gratefully appreciated by tho writists, who hnd
not set finished thcr appointed labors.
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CLoTHrNo ron THE MILLIoN.-Wo direct alton.
ton to tho advertisement Of Moosrs. E. o. & A. 8.
JOHNSON, who offer their largo stock Of clothing at
AMI below cost. Tho goods woro oil manufactured
undor tho supervision OF tho EIossrs. JOHNSON,
and AFRO warranted to bo sound and perfect. h
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STANLEY q. I'RoTT, =. NJ.

PosToFf1cE NOTICE. An evening mil for Angus
ia and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices, will close daily at the Postolcc at half-past
O'Clock.
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U. 8. CouRT.-Hon. 'GEo. 3. BRYAN, presiding-
In the ca 10 OF BunDANx Bnos. os. EPsTN &
zEhANsKY, Bankruptcy. On motion Of Messrs.
sIIoEs & snioNs, tho provious ordor for tho seiz-
ure OF tho premises in King street was rcHcinded.
Tho U. 8. ps. seyon barrels and ono kog OF dig.
titled spirits found on tho promises of JOSEPH
PEARSON. Tho District Attorney moved, and il
was ordered, that warrant OF arrest nnd moni-
ton be Issued, returnablo ut Greenyillo on tho 9th
of August.
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musIo on THE DATTKRY.-Through tho courtesy
Of tho PoHt Commander, tho Band will perform on
tho Battery at T. M. to-day. Tho programme
will consist Of selections from tho various operas
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NoTIoE.-Shippcrs by steamship Champion, for
Now York. nro notified TINT bills OF lading should
bo sent to the Office Of CoURrEsAY & TRENHOLM,
Agents, No. East Bay, by 12 o'clock NJ. to-day.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Try Them. /.

ALL KIkDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
. -O-
Try Them.
Many persons have within this summer eIpcricnccd
tho benefits to DO derived from tho uso OF PAsKsIs's
HEPATio BrrrEns. We would recommend them to ali
who stand In need OF tonic.
For salo by nll Druggista. q October
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POST OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. O., July g, 1867.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close at o'clock AM, md to-day and after
wortls thoy nre expected to rca:l, Tho IiaiIroat
'Station" at 2:30 o'clock PM. aud 10 DO ready for
delivery ut this Office ut $50 o'clock PM. except
OH Sunday, vixen the hour vii! ho from PM. to
PM, until further notice.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ia ,t.s. NOTICE. ..l.. .s,3-r',.-:
THE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BURNERS
Il Will for tho present be carried na usual by the
undersigned at No ta East Bay the store formerly
occupied BY CliAlG, TUoERY & 90, -------- : =
All persons having individual claims must present Tho
Same, and those indebted individually win mako pay.
tnent to ..g, TEFI \ JOHN TII0MptT''
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GERnARDT'B GAnTENLAuBE is All oxcoll9nt re-
pcrtory Of cotomporary dormsn romance litora-
turo All tho bost novels uro published in this
magazine as thoy appear in The old country. Tho
subscribers moreover rocoivo o largo and worry
handsome engraving entitled ,"Der frsten L,ebe
aotticnc Ait" representing charming group,
Which would ndoru any drawing room. MIR. A. f.
MEIcnEns, OF tho Central News Depot, No. 1Os
Market street, II tho agonL for tho Garientau5c.
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RAIs1Hd THE STEAMER NAsuYILLE.-Wo notice
in tho Savannah Republican that contract las
been awarded by the Navy Department to Captain
BIIsNEII. Tor raising tho steamer HdshpG1c. Tho
RHShuac will DO remembered MS ono OF tho old
Charleston and Now York limo OF steamers. sho
was tho only one Of TINT limo retained by tho South
and while cndeavoring to run tho blockade ncar
Savannah was shellcd aud sunk in tho Ogoo-
chce llivcr, in 1868. boartl Of survey and diver
hayo left Savannah to examine into bor condition
prior to commencing operations.