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wilmington Market,

Wilmingtcn Market.
WILMINGTON, June e8.-TuRPzNTNK-Op)y IS bbls
received to-day and sold s Is 50 for soft and 81 67h for
hard, p $50 bA
Ro1s-sses Of 57s bbls ct 50 G0s2 e6 for strained;
SIX for No 81 s4aA 80 for No and 81 76al 30 for Pale
- In quality.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

.oFFreE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
SCHAnlEsroN. Saturday Evening, june 20, 1857.
moderate demand for the staple prevailed during the
day, prices continuing without chanse sales about 100
bales, viz: 2stl II; at 20; 2s at 21h 16 at
"a :Is at Is stA 10 at TAX, and at 26. We quote:
Low u,ddsne. 2s@2sx
Njddling ,,,,,.....................2 2h@25
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COMM ERCIAL.
EXPORTS

Exports!
NEW YoRK-per steamship Manhattan-17 tcs Rice, s54
bales Upland Cotton, Is sacks Wheat, Al bales DO.
Inestos 1901 bbls Potatoes IS boxes Vegetables and
Fruit rs Packages, 19k Empty Barrels, 8 pigs Lead
Per steamship g c Lesry--77 bags Sea Island
Cotton $50 bales Upland Cotton, les bales Comes.
tics. 20 tcs Rice 81 bbls Rosin, 81 pigs Lead, Il
PACKAGES, 400 packages Vegetables 20 dds oos'on
Seed.
pHIIADElpHIA-Per steamship Aliance-2s bales Cot
ton. bale Rope Cuttings, so bales Domestics,
bales oes 100 tons Iron, 81 boxes Vegets bles, 90
Empty Barrels, II bbls whiskey, 160 R Wheels, 30
Axles 40 packages MdEe,
BALTIMORE-Per gseamship Fs,cop-&S bales Cotton,
n bbls Rostn, bale Leather, blocks Marble, 200
Nuat Melons, 80 packages Vese.sbles, 1E,t feet
Pitch Pine Lumrer, l32 faes. 20 Ssiee Hid es, 70
hhds Bones n packages Sund-ies.
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HUMPHREYB'

, HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
vrAyE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPk
II RIENOF sn entire SUCCESS: simple-Prompt-Ent
cient and Reliable. They the only medicines per
feoty adapted to popular use-so simple that misafes
cannot be made In using them; 80 harmless - 10 be
iree rom danger and DO efficient to be always rea
Bic, They have raised the highest commentator nom
sll and win always render Satisfaction. -
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"a zmiIe was on her up-health was In her look
strength was In her Btsp, and In her hands-PhAA1A
1ToN BrTTKRs"
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! ! ! !
VITHBKERS and MUS
~ w TACHES forced to -;
grow upon the smQothest x
TS hce In from three 10 five
weeks by using Dr.. SEYI9-- - -
MES RESTAURATEUR ~,
CAPuIiAIRE, the most
wonderful discovery In mo-
dern science, acting upon
the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manner
has been used by the elite of Paris and London with the
most fattering success. Names of all purchasers VIII
be registered and II entire satisfaction s not given IN
eyery instance the money will be cheerfuIy refunded
Price by mail sealed and postpaid 81 Descriptive cir
culars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 286 River street Troy, n.
T. Sole Agents for the United States l' IL
March 80 ~
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S9THE SALE OF TILE PLANTATION BIT
TRRs is without precedent In the history Of the wor
There secret In the matter They are at once the
most speedy strengthening heslthrestorer ever dis
covered. It requires but single tria to undsrsand
thiA Their purity can alwsys be relied upon. Thsy
xre composed Of the celebrated Csisaya Bark Cscsr
Barb, Dandellon, 0hamomile Flowers Lavender
Flowers, wntsrsreen, Aaise, Cloverbuds, orsnss-pes
Snaksroof, Carsway, Oorisnder. Burdook. 80 90
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS
HOTEL Oh B0ARDNG-HOUSE KEEPERS.
, OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
| the Legislature passed the Goth day Of December,
1860 all persons concerned hereby notified to can a
ths Ooe and take out the required license Immediately
VIII. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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fFron the Selma Aessengfr.l
A HARVEST SCENE.
BIZ PHOENIX.
Fair and fresh the winds are blowing,
Briahtly shtnes the sun 70 Gay
Over mesdov. hill and woodland
49,. On the nsxiy gathered hay.
wbite sad purple, green and golden,
FYeck the fields afsr and near;
while the harvest hands are singing.
Wen have well hll'd barns this year"
Hear the winding beck that ripples
Thro' the meadow, copse and glen,
How it murmurs, AZ II ans,rfne
Bsck the joyful songs Of men.
Nov In sunshine, now In shadow,
Winding out and winding In,
Like . mirror It rthecteth, '
An daylons the harvest scene.
~Lsneth' ming shadows now nom woodlands
Over beck and meadow creep,
While bahin1 his gorgeous curtains,
HinAs the harvest sun to slsep.
Giving promise to the respers,
After labor, rest shall eome,-
Tired hands be calmly folded,
Midst the sacred scenes Of home.
Patiently the hrmer waited
Work'd and waited like man,
Never doubling that tie Mastsr
Wen would end what he began.
Now he hath ths promieed blessing.
Fruit for all bis honest toll;
4. Never lord was hak 30 happy
Al this dllAr Of the soil.
SELMA. Ala. Juno Is, 1867.
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MobillMarket.

MOBILE, June 25-CosoN.-we have another quiet
day to report with the light and confined to two
brokers. Factors shcw ne disposition TO accept offers
are scarce and relavey huch higher. Three hundred
and Atty bales changed Snds, the basis Of 91c for
Good Ordinary and 22c fol Aow Middling.
today. except higher rsB for gold, in sympathy with
New York accounts. We pote:
Gold 138a138H.
Sterling, sixty days, 1k7bnd sight 148
New York sight Il prsrinm checking by banks and Y
premium by bankers I'd offerings OF outside bills
light and command Hat taiscount.
New Orleans sight par decking by banks and bankers
buying rate 4 discount.
Eranca nominal
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sHraxAx IIoun. oneAao, M.}
sInILIA SIllILIBUs CURANTUR.

P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York:
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pHuApa1PH1l, 10th Month, 18th Day, 1857.
Rxsprorrp FnrrND my daughter has been much
Vilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, AsA OUhhlN'
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The exports are e1clusivelyor Hsvre.
CoRN-The supply is ughl the demand is good, and
prices have further advanced since yesterday 2Ha5c
weather and the sales are couenty confined to $500
sacks Of which 500 mixed stlOc; 1000 white mixed ut
csc, and 1000 white ct 81 p brtiel. e.
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FINANCIAL.

The New York money market wesrs some
what more settled aspect. The demand for
loansi Is not very active, and the readiness OF
the sTrea4nrS to resume purchases q seIen 5
thifttes ~ quietsd the uneasy ealing dee
velpped within tne last two or three days The
feeling. however. appsarsto beginning ground
that money must steadily work toward close
seven peg cent. market. The banks have lost
their redundancy Of bank currency, and their
remittances to the interior have to be made in
larger proportion in legal tenders, feature
OF Importance, considering that the weight Of
the demand tor moving the western crops has
yet to come. The eject Of the contraction Of
over $4,000 600 in compound and legal tenders,
within the. last three months, Is also slightly
felt; while 1t is uncertain whether the Gov
eminent may not redeem the october COM
pounds, IN preference to substituting them by
the three per cent. certificates. The demand
for moving the cotton crop must be anticipated
at an early day. These considerations, To.
gether with the fact that the bank deposits are
very low, are the cause OF growing anticipa.
ton that the morey market must work into
decidedly closer condition. That result, how
ever, may be postponed some days through the
purchases Of Sc ven .thir,Ies by the Treasury, in
excess OF its sales Of gold.
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DEATHS FROM YELLOW FEVER.

DEATHS + KUN 1ELLOM fEN Elk.
The Navy department mas received infor-
nation OF the death Of the following named
naval officers and seamen, no died of yellow
fever: Acting Second Assistant Engineer Jas
EccIes, OF the u. S. steamer Glasgow. at PEN
sseoia, Florida; Geo. Green, landsman; Geo.
Franklin, schoolmaster; Francis Meg uigan,
landsman; VIM. Russell, ordinary seaman;
John Williams, ships cook; Bernard Hopkins,
storage steward John Mcdonald, ordinary
seaman; J. Z. Marin, landsman; r. T. Beatty,
ordinary seaman: John Watts, second class
fireman; John Mccormick, mate; VIM Gray,
ordinary seaman; Andrew Hickey, coal HEAVIER;
Harvey W orthen seaman; Thos. Smith, lands
man; VIA. Doherty, landsman; r. b. Johnson,
first class fireman; John Smith, landsman; J.
acting ensign; James Murphy, ordinary sea-
man; Joseph Sanches, seaman; and John La
porte, ali of the U. s. steamer Mahaska, of
New Orleans.
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NAVAL NEws.-DeatAs from FELLOW Fever
Dispatches have been received at the Navy
Department from Lieut.. Commander l.. A
Beardslee, commanding the U. S. steamer
Aroosto ok, announcing the arrival of tha
vessel at Point de Gale, Island of Ceylon, on
the LIST of August, and that she would sail the
next day en- route for Hong Kong. China.
Also, from Commander r. L. Law, an
nouncing the arrival OF the u S. steamer IA.
cony at Portsmouth,, N. H., ON the 18th inst
nine days from Pensacola. The vessel was Or
dered North by the Department. in conseq uence
OF yellow fever breaking cut on board The
following of her officers died Of the fever at
sea: Mitshipman Robt. N. Griffin, Carpenter
William ellis. and acting Sd Assistant Engi.
neer Nicholas Cassiu.
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MARYLAND.

A portion of the people Of Maryland vote to.
day upon the question of the adoption of the
new Constitution proposed by the sympathlzers
in the late rebellion who not long since sat SO
long IN Annapolis, to the end OF Matching 1t,
This new Constitution amounts, simply, to an
effort to fasten upon Maryland, laws founded
wholly upon the spirit of the rebellion; en-.
forcing its idea Of the fitness of all things, &c.
Ii rejects every legitimate result Of the late
aboruve rebellion; endeayorlng to secure
supremacy for an effete in terest; to place the
political power Of the State in the hands
of the most ignorant. disloyal and inefficient
portion Of the white population; of the men OF
Maryland who nang back most in the race of
industrial and Intellectual progress. Its most
conspicuous characteristic is the fact, that, in
Its every sentiment and provision, 1t defies the
cause Of the rebellion, and insures that if adopt
ed every Maryland State and county office
will be filled either by man whose hands are
red with the blood Of Unionists slain in the
late effort to dismember the Union, or some
one who from first to last aided and abetted
that effort, though not yenturing to leave home
and lake arms in hand to that end. 1t also
disfranchises freedmen, one and all,
and does IT best to return them to slavery
in all things but in name. Nevertheless, this
new constitution will be apparently adopted
Union voters OF the State, seeing that every.
thing has bsen cut and dried to secure rebel
victory, will not approach the polling places,
but will look 10 Congress to right, as speedily
as possible. the great wrongs this proposed
new State constitution proposes to nfict on
them. The remedy is simple one-the adop-
tion OF q constitutional amendment admitting
all loyal men without distinction of race, to
the ballot box, and excluding therefrom all
men who have held office above grade
10 be named, in turtherance of the lale
rebellion, and all others who cannot purge
themselves on oath OF the charge of hav-
ing aided. voluntarily, without taking arms
In the work of destroying the Union. Having
EoGoubt whatever that Congress will prompt
ly take this subject matter in hand and that
three of the States will as promptly
sanction the action OF Congress in the premi-
ses, We anticipate the pro-rebelion vote which
Maryland is likely TO throw to-day with NO
anxiety or alarm whatever. ..
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LAND OFFICE DECIsIoNs.-The Commits.
sioner has also decided that in case OF contest
where trial is held at the local Office, the
hearing shall be in the presence Of both Off GERS
and the fee authorized by the Amendatory
for 100 words of written testimony, shall be
equally divided between them. Commissioner
Wilson ofthe General Land ONCE has decided
that the fee payable under the act of July 1st
1854, by States and Corporations for selections
made under land grants, shall be paid upon
the quantity selected, and not upon the amoun at
with which the State or Corporation may be
chargeable by the grant. E -
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COLORED SUFFRAGE IN VIRGIEIA-As we
stated yesterday. the coiored people voted for
the first time in Richmond on Monday, aud
cast an almost undivided vote in favor OF the
subscription on the part Of the city of S2,GOO,OOO
10 the stock of the Ohio and Chesapeake Rail
road. The Dispatch and the Examiner admit
that the negroes voted right, but object to them
voting yesterday upon the question whether
Richmond should subscribe $500 900 towards
the construction OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad was orderly, sufficiently animated,
and by large majority in the right direction.
1t was the first time that our colored citizens
have exercised the right OF suffrage, and we
accept as an suspicious fact that their votes
were cast upon great question Of peaceful
development rather than upon the heated, and,
in the main, Improbable Issues Of party poll
tics" .. = =
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SESSION OF THR R. W. GRAND LoDGRI n
OF o. F. OF THE UNITED SrATEs-The r. w
Grand Lodge of the United States met in Ne wv
York yesterday forenoon, Grand SIRE Sanders
IN the chair. After prayer by the Rev. Grand
Chaplain, Bro. Williamson, the Grand Lodge
proceeded to labor A discussion arose on the
subject Of nom beneficial Clem bership in which
Representatives Geary, OF Maryland; Stokes,
OF Pennsylvania; Monroe and Thompson, Of
Missouri, and White, OF New York. parted.
pated The Grand Ledge adjourned peadins
the question, and proceeded on their excur.
sion to the Central Park.
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1.-THE Hon. Sam. Randall, accompanied
by Eve other Pennsylvania Democratic poll
ucians OF note, most of them candidates in the
approaching Pennsylvania election, called to-
day on the President and Secretary McCul-
loeh. Their errand is doubtless to obtain
Executive action in the matter Of turning more
or less men out of office and substituting in
their stead anti. war Democrats
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son has been ordered to command the Wam-
panoag, during her trial trip.
First Assistant Engineers VIM G. Buehler,
and David Smith; Second Assistant Engineers
w m. l.. Bailie, T. Cook, f. W.Townrow, and
Levi j. Stafford. and Acting Third Assistant
ENGINEERS J. E. Edwards, VIM. G. Hughes.
r. mall, Louis Jacobs, Seth j. Hobbs, Ed
ward Collins, and A. S. Donegan, have been
trip. - ="
Acting Master VIM. H. Wood and Acting
Ensign Ben amin 0. Low, have been, detail ed
from the Marolehead and placed on waiting
orders. ..rr. . .a.. \. ---r :
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~ 10, ,.r., .,d Rrok.-s, ra,.o,.,,

TBv Bankers aid Brokers Telegraph
"a Lewis johnson Il 90. QUOTE stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1881, coupon, HIS 520's, 1902 coupon, ll4H; 1864
coupon, lOsX; 1865, coupon, 11O4; 1865, cou-
pom, new, lO7S; 167, coupon, i67x; lO.4O's,
coupon, 99K; 7,3rs, FIRST, -; 7:3G's. sec
ond, 1O7; 1905. third, 107; Canton, 46; Quick
ISL; New York Central, 1Osa; Pacific Mail,
1d3; Atlantic Mail. Tx; Erie, 6sX; ditto pre-
ferred. 75H;Hudson, 80 Reading, 1O2 z ;Miehi-
gan Central, ITO; Michigan Southern, 81 4; lii.
nols Central, 121; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
s.: Northwestern, a.; do. preferred, So
Rock Island. 1C2A: Fort Wayne, 1Oi; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, 81; w. U. Telegraph
az; Boston Water Power, Is; Cumberland,
SIS: Gold, li5H. .- =,
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THE FIFTH MILITARY DIsTR1cr.-General
Mower, in an order assuming command of the
Fifth Military District, continues in force the
existing orders of his predecessors. He assigns
Brevet Major General REYNOLDS to the COM
mand OF the district of Texas: Brevet Br1ga.
der General Mackenzie commands the sub.
district of the Rio Grande. General Reynolds
is to establish his headquarters at San Antonio
or Austin until the fever shall have abated
sufficient st Galveston to render a safe re-
moyal there.
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EN- RoUTR.-Major NJ. l. Ludington, u. s. A.,
late Chief q uartermaster of this Department,
recently ordered to Santa Fe. New Mexico, as
Chief Quartermaster Department OF Missouri,
left Fort Leaven worth. Kansas, with q party
ON Saturday last. He has been instructed to
inspect Forts Harker, cara, Laramee, Dodge,
Lyons, and Reynolds, on his way to Santa Fe,
and will reach there about October lsr There
are Indians and cholera all along the route,
but the party hope to get through safe.
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NJ UNIVERSAL FRANCHISE AsSOCI.
u8 ALTON. - This Association will hold a
Street at II O'Clock Friday EVENING", the
goth inst. Mrs. Griffing. Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Nc
Nall, and others, will speak. Admittance free.
The public are invited. BY order of the Board of
Managers as ~. se18-3tf
n@ ATTENTION ATTENTION An ad-
uS tieurhed meeting of the citizens to form
Military Company win meet on TH thursday, Sep.
70, 1857. at Foundry Mission School House. on 18th
street between Rhode Island avenue and street.
at "a O'clock. All persons DESTROYS to become
members are requested to attend. By order of the
Sc lS-2t~ T ABBOTT, Sec
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" BY means Of the Cuba cable, we are
placed in possession o. advices from Mexico
city to he 9th, and Vera Cruz to the 18th inst.
Admiral Tegethof was refused the body Of
MACMILLAN, Juarez asserting that he could
net give 1t 10 him until he came with the dozen.
mentary powers to receive it on the part of the
relatives of the dead Prince
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THE YELLOW FKvRR IN NEW ORLEANS
There were sixty.eight deaths In New Orleans
from yellow fever in the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock yesterday morning. Among
them, L. W. Sherbourne, special agent OF the
Treasury DEPARTMENT
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THE BEST Two-MILs RACE Ever Rgr
Our special despatch from Lexington gives :
an account Of brilliant race over tie Asso.
ciafion Course yesterday between zLaucaster
and Lee Paul, In which the former was the
victor, making the quickest two-miie heat
ever run-in 3:35x-and beating the fatnOus
time Of Asteroid one ana p quarter seconds
Louisville (ky.) Courier, Sept. 13 nj .l7T7F-
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~ disp atch from New Orleans saws that
DR.. Newm an, the Met q odist bishop, who was
attacl Ell with yellow fever, is beyond danger.
~ The Charleston News says the press Of
South Carolina is gradually coming 70 adyo-
cate the reconsuuction by Congress.
~A letter from COLUMBIA eoanty Georgia,
to the Augusta Chronicle, says that the whites
will vote almost or quite unanimously AGAIN Il
q convention. - lat-l - so -iFsg3 80
~ There were sic deaths In New ork hast
week-i9 less than the week previous.
~ Virginia papers say real estate Is cheap
and that there is much oil Oh the market
termined to try Mr.. Tying, or at least 70 through
the motions Stnbbs 10 stubborn. - ~
~ The canvas In Ohio Is every day, hscom
ing more animated. Tha ehlsst political
and other states. sY
- General Lee arrived at the Hsal,nk
Springs, Virginia, on Tuexday Of iast wsert
He has been quite Ill. bat Is conyaIsscinx.
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New York Markets.

g NEW YORK, Sept. l6.--Flour shade frmer;
receipts 1882 bbls. Wheat 1c. better; receipts
bushels Rye Lao cents better Oats lac cents
better Pork lower, sales Of 15,OG5 bbis; new
mess. s24 l2x. Lard quiet at 13Ka4Hc.
Whisky quiet. Cotton dull at 24Haa5c. for
,middling uplands. Frelghts quiet. Spirits
Turpentine easier at 57a60 cents. Rosin
steady. t't
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NATIONAL BANK NorRs.-In response to
reeentletter requesting information as to which
OF TWO issues OF s. national bank notes is
genuine, one being less distinct than the other
Gen. Spinner has replied that probably both
are good. The distinct one is the earlier issue
The ensravers undertook to improve the plate
after II bad oeen used for year or SO, and
although they succeeded in making II more
perfect they did the mischief of creating much
embarrassment in tn minds OF even good
Judges as 10 the gen uineness Of one or the other
OF the two impressions. y.
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ARREST OF AN ALL.G.p ExPnRss Rom,

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED EXPRESS ROBBER.
man named Abner Marks was arrested
Saturday morning by detective Tyler, on the
charge OF having robbed Adams Elk press Com
pany OF s3I 600 some fifteen months since, n
he Is the man he Is supposed to be, he was ar
rested in Tennessee q short time after the
robbery was committed, but broke iail and has
sent to Baltimore and other points with the
view OF identifying the prisoner. - Richmond
Examiner Sent, 49, - 81 : u 70 ~ II ) ~ :
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YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS
Ger. Grant this morning directed that y tel
egl am be sent to New Orleans instructing the
commanding officer at that place to inquire
into and report to the Department
IN Immediately the condition of army officers
now III with yellow fever. The number on
the sick list, &c. An answer is expected to-
night or TO. morrow
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John E. Milford, thu
commissioner for exchange Of prisoners dsr
Ing the war, has been appointed collector. OF
internal revenue for the third district of yir.
Einia, hich includes the entire city OF Rich
mold. General Milford has been residineiip
Richmond for some time past. g.e+bsF Ia
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLU MBIA. -

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS.
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. ..'
In the matter }
of In Bankruptcy.
Loyal Cowles, Bankrupt !
To the Creditors of Loyal Co,cIsS, BANKRUPT:
Take notice that q petition has been fled in said
Court by LOYAL COWLES, of the City of Wash
ingtop in said District, duly declared Bankrupt
under the act of Congress, of March 3D. 1857, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
Individually and as member of the late firm of L.
w. S. Cow1es, and other claims provable under
said act and that the 26th day of September 1871 at
ten clock is assigned for hearing of the same
and where allinterested may attend and show cause
if any they have why the prayer of the said peti-
ton should not be granted.
A true copy #@'f# ....s.
1t RI MEIGS, Clerk
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IHE WHITE HoUsE.-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion TO- day, many
OF whom had an Interview with the Presi. :
dent Attorney General Stanbery was with
the Executive this morning