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NV YonK, june 1.-THE New York5Herom, Oh
this morning, has . dispatch ffom San Luis Potosi
on fha stsAilG thet shf tsFms
prupcssd BY MkxrH1IAA ct the interview with
RsoosSno On the reception Of the rejection,
MrznnI1Ax, Az11A and Msaanos we're placed N
separate cells and the guards doubled. fne iestef
e1Eesses g little hcpe o. IN, MA1.aNs = satesy .
ASgsyoN. June ElA.1-- --senor hoAEso, MEXICAN az
MfAsee has recesssd 'ssieeeef da.eo
NAY p signed Pazzalo nIAz, Nnica u H. .
feM 49, We v,l il ~ nave ss.0 troops, .nelns s
ynen Ms Hli a.,soa ny 81, "a III = NJ
NOM ". - ~, -.
w N : ..vthau snr
nuos " ee0epe. - .,...,..s.N - 49,, - 49,
snan nave feOelssa 'ns ,es.s'l ~ s - Al
wh v, .o.sa nAvo ~.
-i;er3g saiasa 7Dosaestic markets.. = 'giss.t,l !.
ssslss ia ss Eoos prspArca ,,- ia, - 49,. - ~
-sMwYoax, June Stocks steady: Money 60
c uSrd inlf. S7ss7f. Sterling, ON time, 11oa11et.
Sight, ll0S. go registered Bonds. 106ia107; cou-
pops, 110a110s. Blour duh and declining. Wheat
nominally lower. Corn 8s5s better. Pork lower,
Al aa9t5O. lard heavy Whiskey quiet. Cotton
@,SS s4sei : Freisi,ts dnll. 70 49, arl, azss..i
~ 'so. % = EvrsIse, prspAroH. =, = - .
eooaon Arm: sales 29Oo bales at 27c. Flour, de-
o,;ned 1r.15o: State, ST sOa11 as; Southern duh;
M;,aS 70 Good. s11s11 30: Fancy and Extra, $12a
1sn wheat dun. declined 2a4c. Corn dull at
ths sdS,nce; Mixed Western. u lDa1 Is, closingat
a n. Porf dun. at ss4 ST. Lard 12is1sc. WINS
key osiet. Groceries firm but quiet. Muscovado
Sugar. 1osa1aao.s Naval Stores auiet.F Tnrpeatine,
s1asf3c. Ro.in. $8 62a8. Freights firm; by steam
a IdyarnooL i'd. Stocks a little heavy. Money,
s.1 aoId is1 ,s9 Commons. 11ot. }1f''''' y
p,y5ysS,1o,, I,,na "a i,offse atesdy Flour dull.
corn frmer. white 81; yellow 81 02a1 0s. Mixed
wasts-n s.t e o. smear aetiye and firm. Provisions
;,,n,;..t .na .tssdv Raoon very Arm. Rye Whiskey
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81 THE GRAVEST MALADIES OF YOUTH
AND EARLY MANHooD.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, on the Physiology of the Passions, and the
Eors Abuses and Diseases peculiar to the first age OF
man, with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-
ployed In this institution Sent in sealed letter
velopes, free of charge
Address DR.. J. sKIIIIN HoUGHToN
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20 3mo
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The colored lawyer, Aaron A. Bradley, has again
turned up, and the Savannah Republican presents
the following verbatim copy Of his petition:
Superior Court Chatham County So
Aaron Bradley on oath comes and say That he
is citizen of The United States and Of The State
Of Georgia. and is an Attorney at Law in the State
Of Maine and being resident OF Georgia "do not
and no other Section for the administration Of at
torneys except Sec 376 which This deponant is
ready to comply with by Offering the best ''evi-
dence" That he was and is an Attorney at Law in
jurisdiction in The state from which he came
That 'she may be Immediately admitted to plead
and practice law in This State without undergoing
The examination as other Resident appllcants.n
AARON A, BRADLEY.
Sworn and subscribed this fourth day Of June.
A. D. 1867 before me.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, J. P.
In presenting this model document the Republi-
can says s'if Maine, New York or Massachusetts
cannot produce smarter colored men than this tur-
bulent and seditious fellow, we pity the black
Of that section. Georgia has thousands Of OK
slaves whom she can send up there as missiona-
ries to enlghten them, and teach attorneys not to
apply for admission to the Georgia Bar until they
complainant and 'deponent.' We have given
this man more notice than he is really worth, and
we regret that we have done so but felt it to be
our duty to notify the loyal people Of the North
that Whatever luGQI6 UulS INDIVIDUAL may
create land he has more than once threatened to
produce bloodshed) should not be charged either
upon the Southern people or the honest and intel
hgent colored population who despise Bradley, and
are strongly opposed to his incendiary and vindic-
tive appeals to the basest passions of the most ig-
norant class Of men,"
A SHELL FROM THE MERRMAc.-A shell that had
been taken from the lockers of the Confederate
ram Virginia, sometimes called Merrimac exploded
at the Atlantic iron works few days since, and
made sad havoc with the roof and window glass.
It appears that number of shells had been pur-
chased during the day from Messrs. Maltde & Co.,
and taken to foundry OF the Atlantic iron works
to be melted up. The workmen however, dis
covered that they contained wet powder, and set
several of them on fire to see them fz. Finally,
just after bel[ring, one ten-inch spherical shell
was brought in and lighted; but instead of iz
there was an explosion which :ook the building
shattered the roof, broke the glass, knocked down
some of the hands, frightened the neighborhood
and created the general impression that the huge
boiler Of the establishment had burst,
Two pieces OF the shell took westwardy flight,
passing through the roof IN their passage and fall
ing several hundred yards of, while two other
pieces passed through the roof on the east side Of
the house and fell in the vicinity Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad depot. It is remarkable and
most fortunate that no one was hurt.-Day Book
What animals are admitted to the opera? PUP
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A6PROPOaAIS- ARMY SlTPPLIES.-OFFICE
CHIEF CoMM1ssARY SUBSISTENCE SECOND MIL
irARY DISTRICT, CHARIKaTos 3. O., June Is, 1851
Sealed proposals lin dupHcate will be received by the
undersigned, unn 10 O'Clock A NJ, Monday June 2Ath
1857 at which time they will be opened for supplying for
the ofthe United States Army at this Military Post
fresh beef the block Tho beef TO be delivered under
the proposed contract must be Of good and tnerkeble
quality, in equal proportions Of fore and lind quarter
meat necks, shsnks and kidney aIlow to te e1cluded
In such quantities ss may be from time to time required
and on such days as shall be designated by the com.
manding officer.
The contract to be in force for six months, or such less
time as the Commissary- General Of Subsistence may
direct, commencing on She 1st day Of July 1857.
Each bid to have consideration must contain the fol-
lowing guarantee Of two responsible Names as foovs
"We the undersigned, hereby guarantee that should
the above bid be accepted 1t shsll be duly fulfilled &C
cording to ts true puport and conditions also that
written contract with bonds to the amount Of ten thou
sand dollars, shall be executed
Aprinted copy Of this advertisement must be attached
each proposal which must be enclosed In an envelope
addressed to the undsrgned and endorsed Proposals
for Subsistence Stores"
VIM NJ. BURNS.
Brevet Bngadier-General and G. g., o. 8. "A.
Jnne IL
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sGMEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A NJ. MANIaAULT Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election A CITIZEN.
NoYember3 Btu
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THE SUMTER NEWS,
THE HERALD,
THE CAROLINA TIMES.
PUBLISHED AT ORANGEBURe G. n

T7Hs PAPER CRcULATEs THROUGHOUT TEE
Il middle portion Of the State, and oners the best
helues TOT soVseusers. February 2S
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SDUTOHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KHLER
viii certainly e1termnste these pests, It's use is per-
severed in. Beware OF bogus Fly.Psper, which some
dealers keep because they get 1t for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled. Ask for BUTCHERS, which Ia sold
by al live druausts limo May %
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%PRoPOsALs FOR wOOD.-OFFICE
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER, CHARLESTON, g. O.
JUNE 1Oth 1ss7-sealed proposals will be received ct
this Office until 10 O'Clock noon Thursday the Goth
dsy Of June, 1857 ct which time they will be opened for
furnishing the Quartermaster's Depot In this city
with OAK AND PINE WOOD from July 1st, 1857, to De-
cember s1s 1857 Deliveries to be msd on the Govern
ment Wharf In this city at such times and In such guam
titles as may be required by the Depot QuArtermss
ter. The wood delivered must be thoroughly seasoned
and of fMerchantable quality bidders win state the price
per cord Of the knd of wood hey propose to furnish
Two good suretes u the sum Of one thousand dollars
eaah to be named for the faithful performance Of the
Contract Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected
Proposals must be addressed 10 the undersigned and
marked Proposals for furnish ng Wood"
I'D. sTUBBS.
Brevt. Lieut. Col A. Q. N.
June 10 10
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What animals are admitted to the opera? Pup
pies and white kids,
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sNoT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
PLICATIoN win be made to the proper authorities for
CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF THE MECHANIC
ASSOCIATION. .lt sss May 1s
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ssWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING. Esq, - candidate TOR Sheriff Of
Charleston Judicial) District at the next election
Senternher 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ASSHOE HOUSE PLATFORM.-WHEREAS,
The first shoemskers known based the grounds Of then
occupation on the sefevident truth "thst al men, wo
men and children endowed by their Creator with GER
| tain pedal extremiues called feet;" and,
Whereas It has become essentially requisite in the en-
joyment Of le liberty and the pursuits Of happiness,
that all persons matter who loyal rebs Democrats
or Republican, plain colored, should wear covering
Of kind for the feet In order that the same may be
protected from ham, shielded from the freezing cold Of
winter the parchng suns Of summer and in obedience
to the irrepresslbe dictates Of fashion; and,
Whereas recognize in the skin and originality Of the
inventor and manufacturer wise provision for the
posed pedals Of the human family without distinction Of
race or color, or previous condition; therefore,
Resolved That concur in the views of the primitive
ahoemakers give nay cordial and entire sanction to their
action for the shoeing o. the humsn bped and to the
wise and phanthropic principles indooTinsted BY the
shoe Swans.
That in order to furnish my fellowhzens. matter
who with Shoes and that at the very cheapest and lowest
rates possible do sincerely and frankly invite them to
cali at Hsadqlarters, No. sss, King and George
streets.
And hereby pledge my sacred honor my fortune, my
stock Of hoes, 10 dispose Of thcm low, not loOer
than any Shoe House in the city Of CHARLESTON.
Relying upon the quality ofmy Shoes. their cheapness
tn ir durability with malace to none and charity to
pledge my most earnest efforts II you will can at No.
$685. corner King aad George srees to endesvor to please
you In bargains well as N you or with cheap. neat
durable, handsome Shoe. 80 1 June Is
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~ NOTICE T. MARINERs.-CAPT AIMS
AND PILOTS wshn- to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley RIVER by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
s. @. TURNER, b. NJ.
Harbor Masters ofce Charleston, February 9, 1866.
Febrrary
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~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
WIN. BLUM DNaLE as Candidate for the sherihalty
at the ensuing election.
September II 6s
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SPECIAL MOTT ES,

~ UNITED FIRST AND WENTWORTH
STREET BAPTIST CHURCHES Until further notice
the Services ofthe United Baptist Churches win be held
on every Sunday Morning in the Chapel Of Charleston
College. at Tight at the First Baptist Church.
To-Morrov Night Rev. E. 7. WNKLER, DID,, Pas
tor Will preach at First Baptist Church at quarter past
8o'clock.
There will be no preaching in the Afternoon.
June Is
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yirsil.aa News.

Rronfmn, yune 14.-The Auditor gives official
notes that th interest on The Virginia State debt
win be payable OF the Treasury, in Richmond, Oh
the first Of July ne1t-the money now being In the
treasury to pay it. Il is estimated that there will
be large surplus in the Treasury then. The
Auditor also states that funds have been remitted
to London, to pay the interest maturing there
July1. o. r{i 10 10
JIM. IAngston, colored, of Ohio, addressed tn. the
negroes here this evening. A. - 50
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Enscts OF Our Civil War on Indian Conn
n ,.-.-5. merce.
The trade Of India in some principal exports
during the five years Influenced by the American
war, viii be seen from these figures up to the end
Of 1866;
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From, Georgia.

from 0focrRlo. - 2
AUGUSTA, june 14.-Judge REESE, in the supe-
nor Court to-day, decided that neither at common
law nor under the Code Of Georgia could the banks
Of tie STATE make legal surrender Of their char
tsrSs, unless accepted by the Legislature. This
decision, in its efscta, snnps al attempted sur
renders Of the banks of fhs stata,a the Legisla-
ture efAasd TO aooept in every instance where the
attsmp h.s been made, d hss.sstf5
From tho Far West.
81. Josrrns, Mo-, jane tkA4Ths steamer Only
0ko.os arrived nom -Fort Benton. bripging furs,
peasries, Ind hsff . million In gold -arst She
passed forty upward bound bosss; and reported no
trouble nom Indis. YES Esss
From sf. Loufs.
81. Louw, June tA-WADz's party have ban
quss tomorrow. and visit the Iron country over
the Iun Mountain Road. ifs5 III ~
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81 BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world. The
only true and perfect Dyo-harmess reliable, instan
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad
Dye, InNgorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine ia signed William A. Bachelor. All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
asr BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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syERRORs OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN

%ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful 1ndiscre
tion w for the sake of suffering humanity, send ree
to III who need it. the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishr to profit by the advertisers experience do
80 by addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No Noda okraat Xorlr
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THE FIRsT-CLASS q. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ATLANTIC. NORTHERN LIGHT
BALTIC WESTERN METROPOLIS.
Leave Pier No. A, N. R., New York. every second Sa;,
urday, from June IT,
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
taking passengers to Southampton, London. Havre and
Bremen at the following rates, payable In gold or tn
equivalent In currency:
First Cabin $llO; Second Cabin. $65; Sreeraae, sa5.
From Bremen, Southampton and Hayre to New Yoak
First Cabin, $110; Second Cabin, ST5; Steerage, &3
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOAE-Fhst
Cabin $210; Second Cabin, $3.50; Steerage, S70
SAILING DAYS PROF. NEW YORK AND BREMEN:
June is and % July ID and 27 August 10 and A.
Sept AID H Oct Candle Nov. q and l6
For Freight or Passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR, President,
February27 1y No 40 Broadway NY
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ENGLISH,
FRENCH,
Bill and Letter Heads

Bill and Letter Heads
L "nipni0''
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY. .
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June 10
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LIEUTENANT COMMANDER ALEXANDER SLIDELL
MACKENZIE, who was killed early in June last,
in a conflict with pirates on the island of For
mosa, was a native of New York, and nephew
of Hon. John slidel, of Louisiana. He was
born on the oath of May, 1912, and entered the
navy on the goth of September, 1866. During
the late Rebellion he served CALAMITY in the
engagements at Forts Jackson and st. Philip,
and in the attack on Fort Sumter and Morris
Island, Charleston harbor. At the time of his
death he was attached to the flagship Hartford,
which he Joined at New Orleans in July, 1866
ior cruise in the East Indies. He was small
IN stature, and rather sparsely made, but brave
ano generous in disposition, and was popular
with his classmates, -
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THE CHICAGO p0STM4sTER.

Recovery Of the Body OF the Late Post
master - Accidental Drowning In the
Lake-APplicants for the Vacant POSI-
tiOn Already Swarming.
CHICAGO, August IA The body of the late
Colonel Roberl A. Gilmore, Postmaster OF thlss
CITY, was found this forenoon, in the basin OF
the lake, between the break water and the rail-
road track, by sailor who was walking on the
DreakWater. The sailor observed the body float
ing about thirty feet from the break water
pluneed In, towed 1t to the piings, and m IN.
formed the police, who were searching in the
lake outside. The body when found bad on
only pants and shirt, and was very much de, ;
composed. The watch and rings of the deceased
were on the body. An inquest was held thls
forenoon, and the jury reformed verdict OF ol
observed Tomorrow
me strife for the succession has already com
menced, and applicants for the vacant posluon
are already on their way to Washington. Among
those prominently named are Colonel ). ",
webster, late Of General Sherman's staff; Isaac
X Dlller, Alfred Dutch, George Armstrong
Speclal Post Office agent, and George o. Bates
who recently received the appointment OF Gov
ernOr OF Idaho.
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THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Examination OF the Sea and Land Tele-
graph Lines--SatIsTactOry Reports
The Break In the Gable OF Is66-FaciIi-
ties In tho ansmissiOn of News,

The Break In the Gable of 1S66-FactI1-
ties in the Tran smissiOn of News,
ST. JOINS, N. F., August 13.-Cyrus W. Field
has returned here, after making thorough
examination of the Newfoundland line OF tele-
graph, in company with Superintendent A. NJ.
Mackay.
He has also obtained valuable information in
regard TO the Atlantic cable from personal ex-
animation made at Hearts Content, where he
and his party were received with hearty aud
becoming honors by all present connected with
telegraphlng by sea and land. Compliments
were exchanged between his party and friends
across the ocean with as much facility as the
same could be accomplished by any land line.
An investigation made into the management
OF cable business Is in the highest degree salts
factory.
At all points Mr.. Field was received with
great respect by private parties. and in several
instances with public honors. He is now, with
his wife, by invitation, stopping at the Govern
ment House at this place.
1t Is expected that the broken Atlantic cable
VIII be working again In a few weeks, the exact
spot OF the breaking having been ascertained
by tests applied at both ends, and by the eXami-
natlon OF Captain Kerr, CT her Majestys sur
veYing steamer Gulnare.
The arrangements have been completed tor
having three distinct lines in operation early III
october, between Hearts Content and Plaster
CoyeI In the strait OF Canse, where the western
Union lines meet the Newfoundland line. All
unnecessary delays in the transmission OF caDe
messages between London and New York VIII
thereby be avoided, and the rapidlty OF com
munlcatlon greatly facilitated.
The steamer ChIltern, with Placentia, 81
PIERRE aid Sydney cable on board, left Green
wich on the 18th inst, not a week earlier, as
before reported and is due on the oath at Pa
centla from which point the laying OF the cable
VIII be commenced Immediately, weather per
mitting.
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ToBAoco.-The consumption of tobacco in
France is increasing with great rapidity. In
1889 the revenue produced by the sale was
30 900 OOOf., which sum in 1911 had declined to
10000, ,OOOf. Since the latter date, however, an
uninterrupted Improvement has taken place,
and in 1865, l76 900, 000f.
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NEWSPAPER ITEM.-The Gnzete of Coloqne
has heretofore been a warm adm,rer and adyo.
cate oi the pohcy OF Count Bismark. Recently,
however, hVentured IN long leader to criticize
very mildly the treatment of the annexed pro-
vinces. The Government censor ordered the
suppression of the obnoxious article. II was too
late TO replace 1t, and the Gazette appeared with
Is first two columns blank.
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was in the hands Of a wise and honest man.
There may be men who have more OF the
elements of surface popularity, orators oi
more show, politicians more expert but 'noio i,o
is no man in our country at the present time
in whom the elements of wise, safe, ana
oomnrebensive craftsmanship are SO well COM
biped as in Salmon p. Chase
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OR e AT FIR G
IN THE WEST INDIES.
1900 BUILDINGS BURNED,
BUT NOT TIE HERRING SAFE.
CoNTRoLLERs' OFFICE,
CIu, II yr,o,a uT IIeA 10

CoNTRoLIERs' OFFICE,
ST. KITS, W. l., llth July, 1857
We, the undersigned, hereby certify that we
were present at the opening OF FIRE.PROOF
SAFE, made by Farrell Herring & Co., of Phila-
delphia, which Safe had been exposed to one of
the severest fires that has ever been witnessed
in the Island of st. Kits; and gentleman
who was present at the severe fires in Demerara
in the year 1854, says they were not to be COM
pared to this, by which the entire mercantile
property was entirely destroyed, and the store
in which this Safe was was burned to the
ground, and continued burning for over two
days, and was taken out on the third, and from
thence brought to this office, when the Bank
Notes. Gold and Silver Coin, Papers, and Books
were found intact.
In witness whereof we have hereunto at
tached our seal and signature.
G. ]. EVELYN.
SEAL JOHN GARDEN, 1st Clerk.
49,
MONTAGUE GIBsONJ
OFF. Gibson q Son, Antigua.
LOIRE.
CONSULATE OF UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA,l
ST. CHRISTOPHER, July IL, 1867.
I, EMIL Laprune Delisle, Consul of the U. s.
OF America for ST. Christopher and depend.
encies thereof, do certify the above signatures
to be entitled TO full faith and credit
Given under my hand and seal of this Consu-
late, the year and date as above written.
EMIL l.. DELIsLE,
u. 8. Consul
Farrell, HERRING & CO., No. 629 CHES-
NUT Street, Philadelphia, the only place these
celebrated Safes can be obtained in this
city. 8 is thsw II
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LITERARY.-The FortnighHg Reoieao has been
sold to Messrs. Chapman & Hal. 1t is to
undergo certain transformations, and then to be
published rs a monthly journal.
Mr. Knglake's h'rd and fourth volumes of the
History of the Crimean War" are stated to be
nearly ready for publication, and may be
looked for bY the end of autumn.
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TRANsPosED TRITENEss.-The Boston Post
admits that "misery loves company" but claims
that the feeling is not reciprocal. Thus, to
illustrate:-Jones, miserable, seeks to share his
sorrows with sympathetic Smith. Unhappily
however, Smith does not desire the dividend
proposed by Jones. Thus, misery may love
company; but COMPANY does not visit misery.