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The national Republican., 1867-11-02
ARTICLE 9

Whenever regular line Of steam communica.
tion, acceptable to tho two Offices, may be en-.
ployed directly between any port Of the United
States and any port Of the North Of Europe at
such rates that tho entire cost Of transportation
between the two frontiers shall not exceed for
each single letter rate cents U. 81 and for
each kilogram Of other correspondence 10 cents
u. ST. in that case 1t is agreed that the inter.
national single letter rate Of postage by such
limo shall be reduced to 10 cents u. s. from the
United States and 25 cents Dutch from the
Netherlands. And the two Offices shall by com.
mon accord fix the time when this reduction
shall take effect
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Tho prepayment Of postage on ordinary letters
shall be optional, subject to the conditions in
article s mentioned but on registered letters,
and on all other correspondence mentioned in
paragraph the second Of tho arst article, 1t shall
bn obliPatOry,
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The correspondence mentioned in the second
paragraph Of the first article shall be dispatched
under regulations to be established by the dis.
patching Office; but always including the follow.
ing
!. No packet shall contain anything which
shall be closed against Inspection nor any written
communication whatever, except to state from
whom and to whom the packet Is sent, the mum
bers and the prices placed upon patterns or sam
pies of merchandise
9 No packet may exceed two feet In length
or one foot in any other dimension, or tho equiv.
alent in Dutch measurement.
g. Neither ONCE shall be bound to deliver any
article tho importation of which may be pro-
hibited by the laws or regulations Of the coun.
try Of destination.
A. So long as any customs or stamp duty may
be chargsable on any articles exchanged in the
mails such duty may be levied for the use Of the
customs or stamp revenue.
s. Except as above no charge whatever other.
wise than is herein expressly provided, shall bo
levied or collected on the correspondence eI.
changed,
The national Republican., 1867-11-02

Tbs two Post Departments shall establish by
agreement and in conformity with the arrange
wcuts In force at tho time, the conditions upon
nAirh the two Offices may respectively exchange
.n uIen mails tho correspondence originating In
or destined to other foreign countries to which
hey mny Teciprocnlly 5orye as Intermediates,
u i' always underltood, however, that such cor.
tesPondence shall only DO charged with the rate
applicable to direct international correspond.
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Tho funeral services over tie remains Of Sir
FREpEnIoK Bruce wereshcld in Trinity Church
th;SS a IL ofoaG on TssSny
service tho remains we're TO be conveyed on board
q steamship and taken to England AN autopsy
OF the remains was made by DIR. HEsRy ]. Bloc
Low in tho presence Of Drs, JAcoD BIaRLov
RICHARD III. HoboEs and CALVIN ELLIS, and tho
result WAS as follows No lesion was discovered
including tho brain, were in a healthy atalo, and
would seem to have. justified expectations Of O
long ifc.. As fnr as can now be ascortaned, dcath
with which the pationt had boen afflicted for sove.
raj dayg together with somo probable soro throat
and tho fatigue OF journoyng from Naraganset
Beach TO Bo 'ton. These causes are indeed insult
susceptibility of constitution.
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This Indi.a War ana ..h., Peae. Commits.
IL y . Ill. :.

The Indiah War nnh tho Peace. Conarnis=
u II a-!. - Y n sioneFs. J|sLt -G.: 4. eel.
NoRTu PLATTE; September 90 G-Peace has been
declared with tho Briles Ogallallas and Hioux In
dians. Powder and shot win DO givdn TO th6m to.
morrow. .G0noral, Sherman and Commissioners
Taylor and Henderson spoke to tho Indians to.
d9Y! Pa&1e4N NEillSrloit the council In anger. Tho
Commissioners meet hero on November lat again.,
They loft this afternoon for Omaha. =,
BT. Louis, September 21..Prtato dispatches
confirm tho tdoolarntion Of peace with tile Brulo
and OgallalIss bands OF Sioux Indians.
. 1ATKRt-Sf: Louis, Septembef R2.t-The Repub-
loans spactal, from Omaha, haa tho ,tolloTing;
'"The council at North Platte resulted IN nothing
Of tho trouble. general Sherman, on behalf Of
stho feothnisiioE delivered an anBTor, which was
sGenSiaI Sherman told 'thein that tho railroads
must 60 on ana tat thoy conid no thore bo stopped
than tho anf and moon; that II they kept the peace
powder aud shot would bo gfveh thom, to hunt,
They were Riyon, until November 10 consider
whether thoy would accept homes on tho newfes-
eryationsr and Mero invited East TO SEQ for ;than
selves what power there wn5 TO mako war, and Tete
told that they did not know what wbr WAS The
Indiana replied that oil thoy wantod WAS, ammuni-
tlop, which vas promised; The ooIntnlssion have
TO ". Louis via Chicago. - ~! 9ii .,i .Jl.I2
/. LHAy2KwoRTn, septembor N.-A band Of aiouI
yesterday attacked tho camp Of. Thomas Parks. d
railroad contractor, forty hve miles vest Of Fort
Hayes. Parks had forty mon,. who fought tho In
dAgs, killing eight Of them, but Horo finally 6omE
pelled TO retreat leaving Mr.. Parks md two othofs
dead, and one MORALLY wounded. Several mon
wero slightly wonndod, Tho Iasyagos rhutilated
tho dead bodios In o shocking manIior.:a an.Iitc
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Two WEEKS 400 tho London papers we're ihnun-
dated with statements and advice in regard 10 tho
difficulties, dangers, and delights OF tho EIpedi.
lion TO Abysinia. The public was thoroughly foro-
warned. Ono man said that the troops must
oross three hundred miOs Of jungle; whore 10
water mas. Another said the water would provo
fatal unless Il was boiled beforo using It. Another
advised the MIXING oi rum in the wster as sure
preventive! Anoihsf,writcs that no las bathod in
and drank The wutpr, aud no harm onsued. One
man declares that the artillery mus. be drawn by
elsphants. another prefers cariiieis and bulooks.
While another says that animals cannot be used
at al In Abyssinla. Tho ToisSd ay elays them
az: onS S.ito wrtoa that European In the btacing
anywhere else, and Others declare That Fnronesns
o,nnos M aso l. there a. e. all: The Pau Mall 6aseae
gesttons, says: II thero be any truth IN -f tSa
Gada8e that In multitude OF counsoiors tho,a 10
;sAfety,' hor Majosty,s Government aLould have ne
dinioulty in organizing tho expedition ifthoS ca,
only mako up their mind whom 10 bolleye.S
49, y . ri T . o. d
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rUssi, a ounIous, bnt. highly soieptao poo
plewl.hAl, .areaho French Nothing escapes the
asttAoh fthsIr atati Tho !..Sst thing out
.,s the. following from tho Journal, des Pos,es,
witch has ascertained Ihow, Is not statsd that Of
56o letters distributed oftry day at. the poJ,s
rssiants 40 arc loyo lottors 50 relate 70. com:
moIce 80 ato inquiries, answers and d'adyortiso.
Tnents 16a,o lies and calumnios; ON politics q
telato to charity {bte,Iaiss) and to friendship
aSo. It 4appesIs. loads tho traip, and friendahip
brings up the ro.f 400 iorers 70 opo friend .-7
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WnlhfnHton Now,


WABMsaTos, September 24.-NIr. MALLORY, the
Confederate Secretary OF the Navy, has been par
doned. 'i
Gen. SIoKLEs responded at length, Cons. HAN.
oook and SHERIDAN very briefly, to Herenadei
Gen. HANCOCK will not assume command until
he arrives within the Fifth District.
THAp. STEVENS ia better
There we're FIVE deaths from Cholera at Omaha
yesterday.
Specials from the North Platte reiterate that
the conference was yory unsatisfactory. Indian
afairs as threstenins as erer:
The Cabinet was In session FOR two hours to-day.
STEVENS still improves.
The Revenue receipts to-day amount TO $2Sl 900.
SHERIDAN had prolonged interview with
GRANT.
The Consul at Malaga writes that the Spanish
dovernment declared the whole United SLates
foul With Cholera and Yellow Fevor. AL vessels
arriving there arc quara ntined.
HANCOCK was seronsded tonight at the Metro
politan Hotol which was brilliantly illuminated,
aud blazing with fireworks. II ls expected that
the President will speak. HANCOCK said he in
tended to operate not for partos and purposes but
for his country, and tor tho bene1t Of the people
entrusted to his care.
Commissioner TAYLOR telegraphed to the In
dian Bureau from Omaha, that the prospects Of
peace with the Indians are more lattering than at
any time, the council with them at North Platte
being perfectly satisfactory.
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The Yellow Fever.

NEW oRLEANs, September 2i.-The interments
from Yellow Fever for tho twenty-four hours end
ing at six thin morning we're 80.
Letters from LAGRANGE, Texas, to bo laid before
the Howard Association here, state that the mum.
Der OF citizens remaining in town WAS barely 500,
yet the interments reached 4 in two days, the
average mortality being 8. Those attacked are
almost sure to die. tho disease proving fatal in
nine cases out Of ten. Every house is filed with
sickness and death Wholetames have been swept
away-in some cases no one lett to bury tho dead.
Tho disease is spreading in the country. No pro:
visions in town. The country people will not ven
ture In with produce. On the 9th not even meal
could be had to mako Cruel for the siok. Business
has ceased entirely stores are closed newspapers
have ceased publication, the Jail emptiod o, In
mates, who fed In terror from the scene Of deeola
tion
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From New Orleaus.

New ORLEANS, September 29.-From Mr.. E.
SCHMIDT, President Of the Howard Association,
we learn that they have received money suficicn
for oIpenses thus far They have acknowledged
in the daily papers the receipt of liberal donations
from all the principal Northorn Cities. EIpenses
AT present are $500 day. There have been ap-
pheations for relief Registered for to-day, up to
P. H., from sixty families, in some Of whom every
member is sick. About the aame number OF ap-
plioations we're received yesterday. The number
Of cases and OF deaths Is daily on tho increase.
From this statement will be scen the necessity OF
continued and liberal contributions from friends Of
humanity everywhere.
The Howard Association of this city has been
extending relief to infected Districts in every part
OF the State
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sSNERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLooMi

s8-NERyoUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants low apirits depression involuntary emls.
sons. loss Of stca. spcmatorrha loss of power dizzy
head loss Of memory, and threatened impotence and ina
becility. And a sovereign cure In HUMPHREYS RE
MRoPATHIC SPECIFIC No. TWENTY-EIGHT. CON-
posed of tho most valuable mild nnd potent curatiycs
they strike at the Of the NATTER tone up the
s1sem arrest tho discharges and impart rgor and en-
erBy, lifo and vitality. to the entire They hnvo
cured Thousands Of cases Price IS por package sI
boxes and VIAL 81 per single box Sold by druggists
and sent by mail on receipt OF price. Address HUM.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY. No. 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Septsmber
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Domestic Markets.


NEW YoaK, September 24.-stocks excited
heavy. Money per cent: Gold 1l2a. Sterling
siA1of. ga Coupons 14l. Cotton dull at "a cents.
Flour, common, 1Oalbc. lower. Wheat firm. Corn
1I1}c. better. Rye firm. Oats 1c. better. Whis-
key quiet. Turpentine dull at $50.
EVENING psrATcu.
Cotton fully &c. lower, 23aa2ic. Coffee steady.
Sugar in good domaud, Turpentine 5sa59. Rosin
s4As. Flour. SIS. Wheat, winter scarce, nd
iess
Lard heavy, at 1sia14tc.. whiskey quiet. Stocks
active. Money per cent Gold l4S, G2 coupons
114i. 'fi. /,
BALTIMORE, September 24.-Cotton unchanged.
Coffee quiet. Flour quiet, with some shipping in.
qrify. Holders and buyers report Wheat declined
6 cents. White Corn 81 92a$1 % Yellow 81 Of.
Oats 67a7o. Rye 4sa5o, Provisions quiet and
steady. Bacon moderately active. Shoulders 14i.
Lard Arm. Whiskey unchanged.
WILMINGTON, September 2L-spirits Turpentine
steady at "a. Rosn stoady it IS 2sa7.
CINCINNATI, September 24.-Flour unchanged.
Corn firm at. 81 o. Whiskey dull. Hess Pork t2+.
Bacon Shoulders IA; clear sdos ia Lard 49,
N.w ORLEANs, September 24.-sales $50 bales
dull and easier. Low Middlings 2la21ic, Re
ceipts In three days 1155' bales. Exports same
time 2207 ballet. Flour firm and in good demand
Super and low gridss Of extra advanced 25a5t
cents. Corn is held higher; sales at 81 IS fol
white Oats scarce at 90 cents. Pork quiet and
armer at s27. Bacon quiet and unchanged Iard
Arm ct 14ih144 for prime, in tisrces. Gold 14sAs
IA. Sterling. 6oa5si New York fight Exchange
ial per cent. premium.
MOBILE, September A.--Sales COO bales; fair dc
mAnd ss eaBler !ratos. Closed stoady; MiddIine,,
2Oia2lc. Roceipts 129 bales; exports 742.
sAvIsaAH, September 2.-Cotton dnll and de
csipts coo.
F.. AuousrA, septenbof ,2i-Celton weak. Sale
80 bales; hfiddlings 20c. Weather windy an
chilly. t'
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.
NJ. EMILE GIRAnDIE, the clover Parisian editor
has witty and Harcastic Btylo that renders him
terrible adversary. Ho treasures up the weak
nesses OF his friends for wrathy day, and tIou
shoots them home viii, grace md skill tilut draw
with them the mirth or scorn pf the public His
latest quarrel with his Imperial frirhd, patron
and pr0tege-fOr no one man has contributed moro
to Louis NAroIEoSs elevation than GiInARpls-
anil tho reHua II matter OF no slight interest
dInAnDIH scofingly holds up tho Emprror's fail
ings, and parades his German and Italian wrecks
i'll manner calculated to excite anything but
pity or admiration in tho minds of an excitabls
French people. II ia unfortunate for the Enperor
that tho editor is too rich to caro- ANYTHING
about tho fines imposed by an obseauious ju-
dietary under the arbitrary pross laws and
too great 70 Ds suppressed Uy tho nourlBh or
policomans baton. SO GInARDIN goes on
criticises the Imperial policy in manner
that e1c;tca the envy OF his poorer and weaker
professional brethren. The .'biack man" Inns
very littlo errors for him. His latest exploit was
in reply to an official warning to publish no more
articles oh the Constitution IN his Journal It WILL
Of course, oxcito surprise In the minds of intoli-
gent republicans Ibis side the Atlantic that ar
ticlcs upon the Constitution should produce I'M
casiness in any quarter. But 'they manage these
things differently in France" as may be inferred
from tho restiSeness OF LOUIS NAPOLEON, under
the constitutional lectures Of tho LiJerie. But
GInARpIN is not to be silonccd 80 easily. He re-
retortcd that ho would, therefore, bo obliged to
write upon other matters; for example, on the loyal
manner in which LOUIS PHILIPPE was received in
Lille, in 18i7-only few months before his fall.
This roply suggests parallel, the force OF which
must bo kconly felt by tho present Emperor, who
has only Just returned from visit to the prov
inccs, whore no was treated with q degree of res
poet. which, according to GIRARD1N, may presage
tho speedy ruin Of the Napoleonic dynasty. The
moral is, that even an Emperor should not quarrel
with an editor. -
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q Tho potriaod body, Of won. a,u was dug mp at
Albany last wcsk. II was ah Thto and nearly as
cold "a marble. The body had bqoR buried seyeR.
teen Sests = eIof, :on pt'! nr.II TGt3t e' ii)
,~~'S JSs'of, ~ 4 Z! t.It.N.,
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az CONSlG SEES PER STEAMSHIP CLAN.
PIoN are hereby notified that she s Ta, Do. discb.n.
nS cnig" ut Adscr's Wharf AL goods roniainuv Oh ia
w'aIf vt sunset will ,c stored at expense aud risk .,
'"h'r' STREET DRoS & CO., Agents.
September 81
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sS-. ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES mado to orier and inserted by Drs. r.
BAUCH and r. GoUdLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssosNKAu, OF Porsl. No 800 Broadway. Now York.
April "a Iyr
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90 CITY SIIERIrFS OFFICE.-TO DE-
rAoLllN6 CITY TAN pAYI:Iss.-I do hereby give no.
"t' !" MI dcfanlt"rs In payment of City Taxes thai in
pu'Hnai'er OF Instructions from the City Council sls
'" "h @hd after tlr irsi day October ne1t under
now in my Office. ovy upon and udyer.
H Tor sale property def nlas 10 eat,sry said e.c.,,
'''ns .1. p. e. GUERRY. City Sheriff.
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RICHMOND, September 2.-ScuoFIKLp has de-
cded that the only restriction imposed upon ell
gibility to membership Of the State Convention ia
having taken the oath to tho United States and af
terwards aided in tho rebellion.
Delegates are arriving 10 tho Soldiers and Sail
ors Association, which meets tomorrow.
The tobacco factory OF REUBEN RaLAND, at
Petersburg, was burned this morning. Loss $3.50,
900; insured $4,000.
About one hundred delegates to tho Soldiers
and Sailors' Convention arrived tonight. caucus
vas held, aud platform determined on as follows:
Equal rights before the law; encouragement Of
education; more equal taxation, and fostering of
the industrial interests OF the State.
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SOLD BYdLL DRUG GLS7S 7SEVERYIpHERE
"cosTAR'a" BALES DEPOT,
No. asa BROADWAY. NEW YORK,
Where 81 50 to s. sizes put up for Families stores
Ships, Boats Public Institutions, &c. &c.
Ia truly wonderful tho confidence that 10 had in
avery form OF Preparations that conos from "cossrs
"C0sTAR's" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rata Mice
Reaches, Ants &C., &c. "Only infable remedy Known
'No dangerous to the human family" Rats come out
.cosTaR's" " SEb.6Ua BET J ExrERn1sAroR- liquid
put mp 10 bottles, and never known to tail.
"cosTARs" ELECTRIC PowDER-For Moths In
Furs and Woollens, s invaluable. Nothing eau exceed II
FOR power and efficacy Destroys instantly all Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
"COsTAR'S" "BUCKTHoRN sALvE-For Cuts Burns
Wounds. Bruises Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples Piles IN
affections. No family should be without ft II exceedu
In efficacy all other Sayca IN use.
"cosTARS" CORN soLYENT-For Corns, Bunions
'icosTAR's" BITTER SWEET AND oRSNaE Mo
Sohs-peantifes the Complexion, by giving to the skin
SOFT and besutfful freshness aud 10 incoparabIy be-
yond now n g8e Ladies' Of taste and position
regard u 9s an Essential to the toilet An unprecedented
followed by more. Tryi to know. 9H iE
"cOSTARS" BISHOP PILLS-A universal Dinner
Pill tsuBsrSoat and Of extraordinary efficacy for
tivenesI, all forms OF Indigoatinn Nervous ana sick
oherl - n
Hoartsneas Sore Throat Group. whoopInH Cough Asth
= -..'-,'-'".'-1 nENItY II, CosTAR,
:. No. ts2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
D0WIE g. NOISE,
,ofr- WHOLESALE AGENTS,
No. I6l Meeting street. opposite Chaslcston Hotel
Juna IL . ~ -.f 80
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ss- BATCH EEOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIS
sPLENnip HAIR DYE IA the hest Ia tic world TIL
only QUE and perfect Ds'-hsruless, rclRblc insa,.
taneoua N" disappointment. No ridiculous tIn,s
Natural Black brown. Remedies tho ill eects Of Jfnt
Dyes inrSorucs the hair. leaving It md beautiful
I'll" genuine Is signed William H. Batrhetor All other.
ar" orn limitations aud should hr avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Periulners Factory. No. 81 Barclay
street New YORK.
e3- HEwiRE OF 4 COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 -
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Lo,s Of Vessel Bound TO Charleston.

WrLaHaroN, September 2.-The British seiir.
Paradism, Capt. DUNLAP, from Halifax to Charles
ton, with cargo Of salt, went ashore on Capo
Lookout Shoals on the 22d. Tho crew was saved
by steamer Gary. Vessel and cargo no doubt
total loss lid.
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BARNWELL SENTINEL,
rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. I,EI
Il Merchants and business rentry Il for fcw months
JEo risk no gain. Bend your cards and incresa,:
your tradn this fall There's nothing to equal Printers
fnk-it has made many fortune -. '', -'N'' :"
y Terms for the pTper-$s por Annum, In advance.
AdTSTtsements inserted at tho Of 81 per square
twelve lines or less for each insertion -, ="
Cards OF ton Lines less s tho rate OF $40 for thrct
monlhG ;, .'.. s-.. ITI'-T'. - - -
contraea By the year or for siI nonhs allowing priv
heRe Of changing on moro favorable tarIns- Address
~ ,..-.' asa EDWARD A. BRONSON.
Noyombtr j. Pnilsnrr ~ ~Tcur- iort K
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ao-NoIlCE ID MARINERS.-CA AIMS
AND PioTS wishing tu anchor their vesaes In Ashley
Ser are requested not To do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads u, the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
"hAitfE'. on The Charlrston and ST. Andrews sde OF
Tie Ashley River; by which rrecaution. contact with tha
Submarine Telegraph Cable Will be avoided
SO. TURNER. Ii. NJ.
harpor Masters oaire Charleston. February O. 1861
Fcbruury7
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From Now York,
From virginia.

New Y:RK, September PAR. G.. HORTON
Editor OF tho New York Day Book, is dead.
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TO his ,Excellency James L. Orr Governor or
South Carolina, Columbiai 3. Oh. - = -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dlspntchcs.

Lo%poN, September 43-Evoning. OIL.
Bonds 73I.
LIVERPOOL, September 2s--Evening. Sales Of
Cotton 19,0o0 bales; Middling UplAnds sl Orleans
%. Breadstuna and Provisions unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, September 2i-Eyenng. - Cotton
dull and lower. Sales 10000 bales. Uplsnds sid.
Orleans 9ld. Manchester advicos unfaYorablo.
Breadstuas and Provisions unchanged.
LONDON, September 24-Eysning. Consols,
e4 7-16. Bonds rs Lie.
Frankfort, 7Gl
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~ :. IL" . RAT q N-FISAL NOTICE.
"SniH ~. r"fFiNGf. WARDS No 9 AND TAND q AND
w. h'arh OF Registration Tor the above named
Wards IN order to complete The registration of br snu
oF ia" oth fnst registration will bc held at tho waa
ina'on Engine House. vandcrorst strce, Tor Wards No
and 3, Tacatty, IFsoiue.iqy and Thur.i,y n., ,,,
loh ilth and 18th days of September from 10 c,ocs
racll day.
Ana as The ISiGe Engine House. Meeting street tl,.
'"""ihI' week. for Wards No. 8 and 7, OH Tastiuv
wednesday, aud Thursday. tho nth. 18th aud I9tl sep.
'emoer' from TO O'Clock each day. after which the
books vii! positively he closed.
The registration lists will he exposed tor publt exau
ha'' viz: At thu Eigle Engine Iousu on H,niau ami
t"sfuPtha I'll AMI 2Ih iRst uIIh at tho Washing ton
Eh VIC ''"''a on Wednesday, Thursiay and Frifdv thu
20 L. 2ih ao eth September, from TO O'Clock cacll
uy. amer WHICH 'iinn. for two days. viz Saturday the
2alii en BanirY aaIh S..in,n,or ~, po,-, ,r, ra,
nnd correct TIM ss. and rcgir;cr any person who may
have 6ccn before prevented from registration. Tho said
revision will tasn place thu Washington Engine House.
from, II to O'Clock each day.
Chaittllan Eoarl Registration, iih Prcclpc,
HeWemoeF' SEPT 4. a. 10. II. II, 1s. 25. aG
REPRESENTATIONS -EINAI, NOTICE -SJyTr
PRECINCT. DISTRICT OF BEKKELEY, PARISH OF
81 JAMES. GOOSE cREEK.-The Board OF Raeis,ra
'ion for the above nuiucd Precinct will hold their upst
SoH of registration lor revising correcting Tia
is'S and tn register person may have been pr4
vented from registration:
NJ d"ose Greek Poll the 23d anL ai,Il ScpteIub.r
N Sumnicrrilln Poll the 25t and 2Gth September
AT "assanasaw Poll tho as and aOth September
Tic hours ot sitting will be from 9A. NJ toaPM
LOUIS PINEUS
rhhlrmm Hoard Of Registrars
9Th Precinct. District OF berkeley
Parish ST. James. Goose Greek
september III 1Riglpp4ns