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Scw York SeYy,.

NES YoEs, September 9.-Thu Deputy Revenue
Collector, ALLEN. of Brooklyn, was arrested this
morning, Oh charge uf fraud
The Steamer Rising Star. will California and
Panuina atlrrcs 10 the Isl, has arrived.
The report of All attempted revolutions i'll behalf
Of MosQuLRu and its failure is confirmed.
General T.. T. CoSKE, Secretary of the United
States Legation at Santiago, Chill, died on the 9Th
of August.
The resignation Of the Vice President uf the ar
yentinc Republic had been undorcd but refused
The President intends to head tho armies against
Paraguay. No war ncws.
The cholera is still raging badly in some districts
of Nicaragua.
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p5-Thc Relatives, Friends und hequntnt-
ances Of Mr.. HERMaN BLASKEN of his brother C.
II. BLASkE' Of ar. ami Mrs H. kLIST WORTH Of Mr. +.
kLISz1oET bud OF Mrs c. DrIcRuoFr, invited to
attend the funeral Services OF tie iosmer. vi corner Of
Charlotte end Msshington Streets Three o'clock is
afternoon, SrDtcInber 1U
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Es' THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DISTRICr-IN THE COMMON PLEAS
EoBEIr l.. pI!SNALI. r CuAS. E. MARTIN-AT.
laciiMi Nr-"hcreas. the plsntf, By PRESLEY.
LORD lNGiSBf. dl un the seventh day of June lnsi.
hc lat, declaration against the defendant who ias IL is
naid Ii absent trou aud without tho limits OF this Stale
Rnd has ncither Hifo nor attorney known within tho
asIhe. upon whom copy the said declaration might
he served: il Is therefore ordered the said ds.
ic'daht do appear snd plead to tho said declaration
on OF before the eighth day Of June. which will be
III the year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and si1'yelgh, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then he given and awarded against him.
j. ". BROWNFIEID, q. C. +.
CLERKS orrIcE. Charleston District. Junu z. 1867
Juie ~ Observation-Disclosures
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August 10

So YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEu
country home after sojoum OF fcw months in tEe
oity was hardly recognized by her friends. In paccoi
coarse rustic. nuBhed face she had soft ruby CON-
plorion of ntmost marble amoohness. aud instead,
tgen!ythree she resy appeared bnt eighteen Upon la
qutry as to tho cause OF great change. shc play
told them that shs uRed the GIRCAssIAN BALM aIu
eonsderedit an fnvasbie ucqusitio any toilet
y its Use any Iay Gentlemon improve their per
sonnl appearance hundnsl fold. It Is simple iu IT,
combination as Nature herself u SIMPLE yet unsurpsss
ed In its efficacy In drawing impurities from. also heal
Ing. cleansing and beaufyng the skin md complexion.
BY It's direchction tho cuticlo draws all IT.
impurities kindly healing tho aanle and lesving the
face as Nature intended ahouId bo-clear son. smooth
and beautiful Price g. sent by Mall or Express, on TO
ceipt Of an ortler, by
". L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayoite Street, Syracuse, N. Y.
Tho only American Agents for the sale OF the came
March, 80 ly
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SPECIAL N0TlCES.

81 re Z j. DEPOT AND DlSBITRSlS,;
QUaRTERMaSrER. ATLANTA GA.. september =. Is.;I
Scaled Proposals will bo received At ,hi, onic. until II
~. Friday September ap 1861 at which time they will
he opeEcd Tor supplying this Depot with ti- olloyia
amounts Of fORhGE AND STRAW. VIZ:
.IiO.r0O pounds oat-.
i55O0h pounds Hay. halrd.
100000 pounds Straw, balcd
The Oats to be sound free irourca1 or dirt and put
up in gooi strong sacks less than two OF more
than four bushels per sact. Tie Hay sui Straw to b.
sound free from aust tni weeds s,d well talr;i. The
whole to be subject 10 ic. iss ctiUn the Dspsr.
may direct.
Bids must b III TRrrLIc,rE with copy this ady.r-
tsement attached to EACH. uti bear t,. endorsement ul
Two Responsible rcrs'ns who arr willing IL beSomu sur.
tyo The bidder In the event ut the contract being
I'd to hin. Proposals not complying with the rs,ire.
mcn,s Of this advertisement will br rejected.
Delivery To commence within ten Ilul days after noti
Gallon approval of contract ad cont the rate 1T
not less than onerl "f the whole amount per month
to bc delivered in upon the siding at thu foot rf
Forsyth street. or at the Quartermastrrs warehouse
Forsyth street. htauta Ga. the Quarlernstrr may
direct.
Proposals Tor the delivery ons.,rL The amount or
Forage AMI onthalf the Straw will b. ent.
tained or for eacl, article separately.
Bidders ate invited to bu present represented Ut the
opening Of the bids.
-'HioN'0iS eaSH SUCCESSFUL bid
der. aud soiYency tue pei sous ur red u. surety will
be required.
The dovernnent rssarre- tho rih, ,oiec auy u,,d
oil bids.
Proposals. shoilL be addressed to the undersigned
anu endorsed Pronsas iur the delivery Forage aud
straw"
By order of Brevet H. s.xr,s. chi.t
Quartsrnastcr. H. j. FARSwORTU
LIST Lieut.. 3ith U. :. Infantry. A. ~. .. A.,
srP'tnDcrT III In change OF Depot.
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INFORMATION WAf1Ep.--My widowed daughter,
Eliza Roy, was sent Nortl, by General sherman in
nis raid through Georgia: from her home near
of her whereabouts will be thankfully received
Address Rev. ELIJAH ROBERTS,
r IIH ." Summerfiold, Ala.
Papers will please copy the abnre for the benefit
Of worthy poor man. who would pay their bills II
he were able.--2eiad Messenger.
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Ss- BAT TOHEL0R'B HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dyt-harmless, roliable inaan.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous Hnta.
Natural Black Brown Romediea the III effects OF HUG
Dyer Inygoraes tho hair leaving II soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed William 4. Bachelor All others
limitations, aud should be avoided. Sold By all
Druegists and Perfimers. Factory. No, 81 Harcisy
street. New York.
So REwARE of \ COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 fyy
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RICHMOND, September 9.-rhe official figures in
reference to registration in Virginia will be all
nounced o-morrow-Thites, ll5,t57; colored.
l0l, ,ia0. White majority, l3,GG7.
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or. CoNSlGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON
roui Biorr are hereby notified that the Steamer q
This Diy dischirging cargo por No. Union wla.ve.
All goods not taken away at -nuset will remain on whi-,
~ Consence's risk MORDECAI CO.
september Ia Av.rt,
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WnshiIIStOn Now.

Tho niinunt of gold and certificates in the
Treasury is s97,633,9lo.
Secretary 5EowNING has entirely recovered from
his recent Illness and is agPn attending to his
duties
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Domestic Markets.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YoRK, September 9.--j-aO's, ncw issue,
1881. Missouri State G's 10l3 Gold strong at i3i
Money 4a5 per cent. Virginia State 6's, new issue
4aa5o. Flour l5a25o. better on low grades. Wheat
2a3c. better. Pork firmer; Ness s2i GO. Lard
12!n14c. Whisiey quiet. Cotton dull and droop-
ing at 2Gc. for AIiddliug Uplands. Freights dull
Turpentino 59a5Glc Rosin in moderate demand
at 81 so for common.
EVENING DisPATcn.
Cotton easier; sales 900 baies, at 26ic. Flour ac
tive and advanced 2oa30c; sales, IT, 600 bbls; State
81 sS1a1o IS; Southern, 50 50a13 so. Wheat active
and advanced 5a5;. Corn active, with largo
speculative inquiry. Oats advanced 1c. Pork
new mess, ,S2i rs. Naval Stores quiet. Freighs
dull. Stocks Improved, but dull. Gold, l3l.
CNcpiNAr1, September s-Flour steady aud
in fair demand Corn firm at 81 o.. Provisions
buoyant and unsettled. Mess Pork SIS.
WILMINGTON, Septemlar 2.-Turi'a",;iie steady
at $50. Rosin quiot ut s9aSG 7j.
New ORLEANS September 2The market is
suspended, no sales reported, prices nominal, bnt
tending downwnr'ls, receipts iSS bulcs. !ugal,
little IsoNFisn, ii, l'" l'"rt', ""ly 'riail l"s'-
meas fully fair i5I.' Moassea, market bare
Flour quiet AMI iumer; Superlne s. 25as5 80.
Corn dull; Mlxed 81 20: White and yellow 81 %.
Oats dull at 10. Hay tinil and dropping; Primo
Western $27. Pork in demand, round lois i27.
Bacon scarce AMI active Shonldos l5ial5s clear
Sides 174aa0; Sugar cured hams 23a p. Golh i2f
a4s. Sterling 5iAa56l. New York Sight Exchange
= per C. premium.
MOBILE, Sopteinl,tr 9.-Sialea i"-;iay 100 bars |;
market quiei Low a[iitlling 81.
AUGUSTA, Septembar o. Cotton Quiei hui steady;
sales 1is bales; Mildlings 22l.
SAVANNAH, September 9-Cn.ton Hal, ana noni-
nal at "a for Middlings no sales. Weather worry
hot, and raining for the last Two days.
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NoliCE IL hEkl!m GIVEN, THArAp THE,
nt' Session Of the Legislature application will be ma.
by thr "rALMErro PIONEER cOoPERATIyEASs
CITATION. Tor Incorporation uudcs the above syls ,d
title. uU III FrnGI,s,S
Ia behalf NJ himself ami other associates
AI.,lIst III
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IS LADY Or UNDOUBTED CHEM ICAL
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED oHEvALIER'5
LIFE FOR TILL HAI..-It positively restores gray hair
to its original color ard youthful beauty inpars Mfc
strength aud growth to tue weakest hair; stops ts ilug
ont at onca; Eseps tue head clean; is unparalleled
hairdrs1ng Sold by all drusRists fashionable hair
arsSsars and dealers In fancy gooia The trade supplied
by thr SholcElle druggiata
SARAH A. CHEvALIER. 81. d.,
julie 4 stillh emo New York.
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ncntI, or Cnrcrnor lIcIn,

LOUISVILLE. KY, September 9.--Gorcrnur HELM
died yesterday ht his residence near Elizabeth.
His funeral will take place on Tuesday, just one
week from tho day Of his Inauguration.
The Great Eput Race.
ALBANY, y. Y, September "A great Race took
place between lI,alMrL and DRISS this morning.
The victory was awarded to HAsIAuL in consc-
auence Of foul play.
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SHIPPING G.
nosroN AND c1uanLEsToN srEams.,I,.

noSroN AND CHARLESTON STEamsliIp
LINE.
cf-St!;, 1HE SEw Al STEAMSHIP GEORGE
E4NS II, B UPTON, Rich. Commander. fs now
s[AAl!EEl3 running regularly between Boston and
Charleston. leaving esch port alternately
every hiteen days Cotton Rosin aud general merchau
dze from tue interior OF acorgs. South Carolins aud
other points consigned to my care, will be forwarded
Tree OF commission tn Boston aud all points North anu
Essl For freight or passage. having excellent stat.
room accommodations. apply to
WILLIAM ROACH Azen,
U6CaDh tasslse ell lIno September 10
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1'ELEGRAPIIC.
Our cubir Dispatches.

LoSDoS, Septcmbe, "a r. M.-Lon.ols ~ e-l6
Bonds 73i.
LIvERrQcI., September % 4. M.-Cotson dull,
some descriptions declined, sales enoo bales Up.
lands 81 Orleans iD4d
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ss"NorICE cONSIGS SEES PER STEAMSHIP
L. D. SouDEH. are hereby notified that she is this dly
ussharfu@ :argo OF South Atlantic Wharf. AL soo:.,
'e'ra'a'nS oil Tie wharf = sanset will be stored q.
pen6e aud risk nt owners
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JOHN g THEO GETTY. Agents,
An lfeient smoun,ing TO httecu nc, dollars or lais
u'u'i bs paid on ,hs wharf before delivery Of goods
Suptemter T,
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S SPECIAL NOTICES.

RI-R REGISTRATlON ON--FINAL NOTICE.
FOURTH PRECINCT. WARDS No. AND AND & AND
S-rh6 board uf Registration for the above uamcd
Wards. in order to complete the registration the same
by the 10Th ns registration will be held al the Wash.
ingon Engine House. Yauerhorst street. for Wards Nc.
md y. Tacaiay wrdnrsdly and Thnrsiay next. the
lul 11 und 18th days Of September, from or,ock
each day.
And at the Easiu Engine House. Meeting street. t,
following week. for Wards No. and 7. OIL TRssdaH
Wednesday and Thursday the 18th. 18Th aud l9lii Sep
tenber from to O'Clock each day. amer uhish the
books will positively be closed.
The registration lists will be exposed ior public etani-
nation, viz At the Eagle Ensine House OH Monday and
Tr,og the 22a :a3 2::H inst. uud III the Washington
Engine House Wednssday ThurGI1y and Friday, the
2sh aGih and 9th September from II 10 O'Clock each
day. after which time. for two days. VIZ: saturday. the
2st aud Monday. olh September the Boanl viii,
und correct the Lists. and register any peraon WHO ms
lave been before prevented from registration The said
ruyisou Will take place at the Washington Engins House
iruni IL to ! o'cook each day.
NATH'L TYLEE SrIr..
Chairman Boarl Registration 9Th Precinct.
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MAiSTtlED.

MARRIED. on the 3j nst by the Rev. U,. B.KfE.
Mr; v G. PELlERtN, tn Miss !. ]. PoISGtGNoS. all
Of this city No cards Il
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a1- ARTIFICIAL EYES.--ARrIFICTAl. HU-
MAN ErRS made 10 order al,l inserted Ivy Drs. +.
BaiiCiI and J.. aoUdLEMANN formerly employed by
EuIssossEtu, Of Parsl. M $50 broadway. New York
April IL 1yr
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sT-TifE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE Dr.
PAkTMEN T 10 callel 10 the following Ienulaiions

sTTifE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE Dr.
PaRrMENf Ia called to the following regulations
Any Volunteer EnGiue running any p.yInent In
either the Upper Lower Wards where the street is
paved shall pay fine ot Fifty DoilatH. and any HarI
Engine committing the same offence their pay shall b,.
Markets.
Every Volunteer Eugiuc Company Shaii have either
bells gong attached To their Engine Reel mud tll
su,ne shall not be muHied. either going returning
nom alarm cf 1rc. Tile rule slail he appir1-
bla to Wnrl Engines, but Enguc shall return from
FIR, fIscr than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at the same Fire Well.
Che Volunteer Haut; Engine may. draw water from same
Well wher" Steamer is drawing; and II Two Haul En-
lnes at Fire Well Steamer shall be allowed ta
tlla aaIur.
T%" nr more SIramrrs may draw water DRAFT,
ri. u. NJ. STROBEI.
August III Clerk and SlIpf.
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YELLOW Fever ut Nc,v Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, September 9.-The number of
yellow fever deaths here for the week ending yes
terday. amounted TO 249 for the twenty-four hours
ending yesterday morning 1e; ending this morn
iuU 57
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as-NoTiCE TJ MAR1NERs:.-C APTAINS
AND PILOTS Wishing To anchor ,helr vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads OF tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wnARHB. On tho Charleston and ST. Andrews side cf
the Ashley Rvor. BY which preraniiou contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Gable viii be avoided.
s. C. TURNER. II. VI
Harbar Masters ofacc Charleston February Il. lsct
TcbrIlary
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10 CHIEF QUANTERMASrEKS OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. NORTH AND S0u1H
CAROLINA, CHAHLEsToN. s. C.. AUGUST IL, lsG7-
SEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received ut this Office
until - orei NJ on Monday, this lGil day of septem-
ber. 1857 n which tinn they will be opened tile pur-
chase of tho following property. viz:
Wreck OF steamer BOSTON. In Ashepoo River.
Wreck Of ateaner 0Eo. WASHINGTON, in usozaw
River.
Wreck OF steamer cHASSEUR. in Scull Craer.
Wreck oi steamer RANDOLPH, In Charleston Harbor
Wreck of steamer ErIWAN. IN Charleston Harbor
Wreck OF steamer RUBY, in Light House Inlet.
Bidders will stae the amount offered fer each wreck
The wrecks will be sold separately and The highest
bidder. unless such bid bo deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to tho undersigned anti
marked Proposals. for purchase OF wrecks"
+. o. TYLER,
Brevet Major- General, Chiet Qnar1ermastcr,
Deputy QnartermaateT-Generai. u. q. 4.
August ~
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s,rse, RuiiSrav In Aus,,s

Street Railway In Augusta
AUGUSTA, September 9.-Thc construction OF the
street railway was commenced to-day.
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NATE'L rYLEE, SrIir..
Chairman Boarl Registration 9Th Precinct.
September sept ., u, l0, IL, II, l8, a5 oG

40- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcr--lN THE COMMON PLEAS
GEO. A. wICKs co. ri. J. Observation-Disclosures
hEST.-Whereas. the plaintiff by PRESLEY, LORD
x TSdLESBf did on the seventh day OF June lust lie
hs declaration against tho defendant who (as II ia saId}
Ia absen, from and without The limits of this State and
has neither wife nor attorney known within the sano,
upon WHOM, copy of the hsd declaration might he
served: It is therefore ordered that tho said defendant, do
appear and oad to the said declaration. the
eighth day of June which will be In the year our
Lor ono thousand eight hundred aud sixty eight other.
TiHr final and absolute Judgment will ten lat given
awnnled against him.
j. ". BRowSFlELD, {. e. L.
CLEEss OFFICE. Charleston District, June 6. 1867.
June ID illuc1Oseptl lUiec lOInarlu
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and he would not ask the Treasury for a thou
sand dollars OF its gold, for paper money served
him better.
II might be very sound, II might be very sure,
put ne wanted something that could be inclosed
IN an envelope without letting folks know
whatit was, and this purpose was answered by
the use of paper money. II we flood the country
with goods In excess of the amount of our ex-
ports OF produce, we must pay for it in one OF
TWO things-either in gold or these national
promises TO pay, and which are sold for three
fourths of their face value although drawing
larger interest than the bonds OF the bankrupt
Governments Of Europe which sell at par. II
was indispensable to the honor and to the
prosperity Of this country that we should
promptly at least return to solvency in the cur
rency.
The importations and the importers stand in
the way, for every man who imported S5,OOO,OOO
worth of goods called upon us Tor SoOOO,OOO OF
specie to pay for them, except so Tar as some
body else sends products to pay for them.
We had been importing as large value in
solid gold as we had exported OF value in green
backs, If not larger. and the consequence was
seen in an immense expectation of our specie,
and still more unfortunate expectation of our
bonds.
The specie we had, but the bonds we had not
earned but simply promised calling upon our
selves and our children to fulfil that promsse.
II was most fatal policy, and the grossest
improvidence to see this country exporting our
national promises TO pay, with six per cent in
terest in gold, and selling them for seventy-five
cents on the dollar, to pay for British iron and
British manufactures.
1t was always pleasant to run in debt but
,
Notwithstanding this fact, we continued flood
ing the country with these our promises to pay.
We are not making money in this way, but
losing it, and ifw continue thus, the day is not
very far distant when we will become bank
rupt.
We were no longer engaged in war; and why
then should we not undertake to pay as we go.
We are able to produce through the unem-
plOyed men and women who throng our streets.
all those articles for which we were now run
ming in debt. (ApplauSe.) Which would be
best, to employ our labor and produce in OBJ
tanning for us what we need, or let them roam
about the streets and run in debt to Europe for
them,
After Mr.: Greeley had concluded, Commits.
sioner Wells arose and with great feeling denied
the charge that he was free trader.
Judge Kelley followed with n speech on the
efforts which the British Free Trade League was
making to dissepinate free trade ideas, and to
destroy protection, and held up q, copy of
paper received to-day by every member of Con-
gress, called The Free Trader 1t was made up
almost wholly of extracts from Commissioner
Wells report advance copies of which were sent
to all the tree trade papers Of the country before
1t was sent to Congress.
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INsTALLATIoN-The installation of the Rev. S.
a. Mutchmore, of the CohOcksink Presby
Church, Germantown avenue, above Fifth
street, will take place in the church, this even
ing, at a quarter before eight o'clock
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nr~p FOR BOsTON-vIA NEWPORT

r0WNmh FOX BOSION-flA NEWfbSI
II AND FALL RIVER a.,
me Boston and Newport line, BY the spIendid ana
suneTor steamers NEWPORT. METROPOLIS, OLD
CSdIoNY. and EMPIRE STATE, of great sh ength and
speed constructed expressly Tor the navigation OF Leng
Island Sound running in connection with the OLD
Colony and Newport Railroad.
Leave Pier No. 2S North River, foot OF Murray
street .uo..,, ,-..,- ,... ,.a.,.z
Monday Wednesc ay and Friday at r. NJ landing az
Newport. - 40, o,rxy c.n.ot, si,,,.u. io...
Tuesday, thursday, and saturday, at P, NJ, landing
These steamers are htted up with commodOus state
rooms water tight compartments, and every arrange
ment for the security and comfort of passengers who
are ahorded BY this nights rest on board and On
arrival al Newport proceed per railroad again reaching
Roston early on the following morning.
a baggage master ls attached to each steamer. who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies the
same to its destination -, ~, ..
Newnort ana Providence dal V Sundays excepted
Fregh 10 Boston is taken the same rates as by
other regular line ana forwarded with the greatest
nedIton by an express rain which leaves Newport
everv morning SUNDAYS excepted, at O'Clock, Tor
Boston and New Bedford, arriving at ITS destination
about IL A M
on Pier No 28 North River. For state berths
apply on board, or, If it is desirable to secure them
advance, apply to II. LIIILEFlELD, Agent
No. II BROADWAY, New York.
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NARROW EsCAPE.-A conductor on the Fifth
and Sixth Streets Railway, named Felney
jumped from one of the cars, at the depot yes
terday, and while running across the track in
front of a dummy, slipped and the wheels OF
the car passed over the face of his cap, cutting
it and injuring his badge. He was Immediately
rescued rom his perilous condition, and thus
saved from any further injury.
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ANOTHER VICTm.--J. @. Gallagher, 46
years old, who was badly scalded by the boiler
explosion at Patton's Mill, died at the Hospital
yesterday, making the fourth death from that
casualty. Robert morgan, another of the suit
ferers is in critical condition at the Pennsyl-
vania Hospital.
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&6FS FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
ALBEM4 RLE, Captain BopTne;; :; Every wednesday
bills of admg etc, 70 all points on the seabOaTd Rail-
'IaH IivTSGsToS, fS ~ FOX 90 Agents No 50 Liberty
street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-17

{ BURsTINGyoF A WATER-MAIN-Ih water
main in Eighth street, below Arch, burst yester-
day, causing many of the cellars to be filled with
water, and much valuable property to be de
stroyed. Considerable difficulty was encoun.
tered in stopping the flow ofwater.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-01-17

CONVENTION OF THE GRAND ARMY OF
THE REpUBLC.-D Delegates from ali parts of the
State, representing the above organization, met
in Convention in the Common Council Chamber
last evening.
After receiving credentials of new members,
and the reading of reports, the Convention
elected officers of the department of Pennsyl-
vania to serve for one year.
The Soldiers WeektlJ Messenger was declared
to be the official organ for the order in the
State.