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Special contracts will be made for the shipment of the
following articles
Pig and Railroad Iron Marble in blocks or in casks
n.y. less than car load of six tons.
Flour or Meal, in bbls
Salt in sacks.
Wheat Corn and other Grain.
Guano and other Fertilizers
Cotton.
Tar, Pitch Rosin and Crude Turpentine, per bbl of
$50 lbs, or less.
All goods ordered to be shipped by the seaboad Inland
Air Line must be arked and in shipping from Phila
dehia the packages should be marked and note made
on the Bill Of Ladng whether the freQht Is to be for
warded by Clyde's steamers or via Anamessic
Sea-risk Jnsurances be effected from Baltimore,
Philadelphia New York and Boston to Norfolk from 4 to
u per cent.
Through receipts given and claims for loss and damage
promptly adjusted.
For further particulars circulars in the various
business houses OF this CITY, or apply for information to
w. T. j. o. WOODWARD,
General Agent, Wilmington, N. c.
Jrlv mWf1mO
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July 25
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Bowen claims that the proceeds Of the
sale Of the cotton was only seven hun
dred and thirty.three dollars and thirty
three cents.
That the charge for ginning, ransporta-
tion insurance, commission, etc., were
one hundred and eighty-one dollars
and ninety-six cents. .lSl.96
And that he paid also, from the proceeds,
fifty dollars Court fees. ............... 6o.O0 =,
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POST OF ANDERSON.

John A. Hunter, J. B. Melford, james Clark, James
Martin George Dusenburry, Hutton Loma1 j. G. Beal,
Rev. Valentine Young, D. P. ". Connor.
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DISTRICT OF LEXINGTON.

Jos. a. Donk, NJ J. Calnan, Dr. J. ". Green, James
Brown Adolph Feininger j. White, W. b. Nash, W. B.
Edwards, VIM. Simons.
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POST OF NEWBERRY.

DISTRICT OF NEWBERRY.
James f. Glenn, James E. Peterson, A. Harris, Abr.
Wesson T. NJ jenkins, Alfred Denson, Jared T. Smith,
Joseph n. Ward, W. u. Keeder.
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POST OF HILTON HEAD.
DISTRICT OF BEAUFORT

Samuel A. Cooley, VIM q. Reed, Robert Small, @. IL.
Wright. VIM. T. Bennett II. g. TAFT, H. g. Judd, Wm
Cantwou. Geo. Curtis, Henry Sharp, James c. Cohen,
Chas. ". Lewis.
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DIR. J. N. Boozer Henry NJ. Gross, Jno. g. Hendrix.
DR., s. R. Lewie Jacob W. Lowman, Chas. Hutto, John
a. Arthur Levi Gunter ]. Derrick, John W. Coogler,
Robert Bouknight, George w. Hyslop.
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Auction sales This Day.
CAMPBELL, KNOX Co. will sell this day, at 10 o'clock,
at their cash auction house. No. IS Hasel street.
ins, prints, shoes, notions, &C., &c.
R. NJ. MARSHALL BRo. viii sell this day, at II
O'Clock, at the foot Of King street. the steamer Aa6 on
account Of former purchaser.
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ghq 1ai1g gems,
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB wosx.-we have now completed our Office
20 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
spectfully ask the patronage of our friends.
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POST OF DARLINGTON.
DISTRICT OF MARION.

DISTRICT OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Jos. Scott Philip Heller, Rev. W. d. sinsletary, T.
Gwinner, L. Donath, J. F. Blakely, John O. McCants,
Rev. B. Joiner, Alex. j. Mcknight
DISTRICT OF MARION.
Il. Menheim Evan Lewis, Rev. Joel Allen Robt. Col.
lins ". Z. Miller, John a. Barre n B. Goddard, Alex.
Godbold, Henry Berry.
DISTRICT OF DARLINGTON.
j. s. Filsbrown II. NJ PARROT, A. ". Thompson, C.
j. Coney Elijah M. Hill Stephen Jctt B. Parno, Fran
els A. Thomas, E. A. Burge.
DISTRICT OF MARLBORO.
W. H. Boyce, Jos. S. Thomas Jas. Covington, Frank
H. Eaton, j. L. Easterling, Alex Newton, Geo. Hopkins,
Calvin Smith. George Hood.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
POST OF CHARLESTON.
DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON.

DISTRICT OF CHARLESION.
PARISHES OF ST. PHILIP AND ST. MICHAEL.
FIRST PREcNcT-A. L. Hammond, N. g. Parker, Jo-
seph Quash.
SECOND PRscNcr-Edw. G. Keckley, Philip Austin, A.
]. Ranser.
Maxwell
FOURTH PREoNcr.-Nathaniel Tylee, ST., VIM. Aiken,
Dr. Campnn.
DISTRICT OF BERKELEY
PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH AND sT THOMAS AND 81.
DENNIS.
FrRsr PREcINcT-H N. Batcheler, L. P. Smith, Aaron
Logan
PARISH OF st. ANDnEwB
SECOND PhEcNcT-Dr. Thomas Sim, L. A. Dodge Nj
holas Said
PARISH OF sT. JOHN coLLEToN.
THIRD PREcNcr-W. L. NJ. Burger. w. B. Culttr,
SAM E. Gaillard
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS BERKELEY
FOURTH PREcNcr.-T P. Burger, Samuel Sanders,
Edward Mick.
FIFTH PREcNcr,-A. c. Richmond, b. Panzerbeiter,
Thomas Evans.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK.
SIXTH PREc1NcT.-Denns Moore, G. Y. Ram, John
Desyerney.
SEVENTH PREcNcT.-John Mott, J. Keller, Henry G.
Thomas.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
EIGHT PREcNcT.-Allen Gardner, D. Clark, Robert T.
Artson.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES sANTEE.
NINTH PREcNcT-Dr. L. p. Wagner, G. j. V. Wilson,
Alexander Baxter.
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OF RICHLANp.

Joseph ]. Richardson. Joseph III. Gayle, Levi P.
cbampiin. William e Turner, Solomon A. BENJAMIN,
Columbus shiver, John A. Boswell, Theo. Crang, Hugh
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DISTRICT OF ANDERSON

DISTRICT OF ANDERSON.
John W. Clark, Baiess Hicks Peter McFaile, j. B.
Rogers Jesse Pickerel s. Westmoreand, W. Spencers
Moore Dr. W. ]. Milford DR.. j. L. Crumley.
DISTRICT OF GREENvnLE
solomon Jones, Absalom johnson, William Robertson,
John DILL Samuel Tinsley, Henry Raines, A. W. Foger,
william G. Kellet ames M. Allen, R. W. Goddard John
T. Cure ton, A Cobb.
DISTRICT OF PIcKENs.
Alex. s. Briggs, Luke Ariel Samuel Burdine, Rev. T.
B. Waldon W. F. Parker, W. 8. Woolbright A. b. Grant
Walter Wooden, W. F. Mitchell.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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DISTRICT OF oRANaEBURa.

John a. Cornelson, G. W. Sturgeon, Thaddeus Hub
bell J. a. W. Brigham, Jr., John L. Baldwin, DIR. L. D.
Radzinsky Francis Do Mars, A. ]. Ostrander, William
Bennett r. Turner, Francis Dellars, Henry j. Row.
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DISTRICT OF PICKENS.
POST OF KNOXVILLE.
DISTRICT OF sPARTANBURa.

DISTRICT OF sPARTANBURG.
Samuel T. Poimer John Thompson, J. NJ. Barnett John
Anderson, J. T. Wood, Moses Wakefield, Silas Benson.
Dr. J. II. Shores B. Il. Staadman.
DISTRICT OF UNION.
Hampton Hucsaby, Jesse Mabry, T. J. Gault, James
Orr R. G. Otis, Jefferson Whtock, W. T. Sim, g. Choab,
R. Knight
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Thomas c. Dunn, E. IT. Harrison. William H. Johnson
Geo. Averill, Geo. Moore. Ed. G. Powell, Jas E. Floyd
John Saunders, Wade b. Parker.
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POST OF AIKEN.
D1sTRrcT OF BARNWELJ,.
DISTRICT OF EDGEFIELI

Beaton Smith, Edward A. b. Oakley, A. A. Miller VIM
Hammell, Joseph II. McKenna, E. P. Stoncy, G. D. @
LANCE A. 8. Marshall, W. L. Ball. Charles G. Morbacher
B. a Nerland VIM. NJ. Care.
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POST OF GEORGETOWN.
DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN.
DISTRICT OF HORRY.

DR.. Henry F. Heriot Samuel R. Carr, Zuddock Bull
lock, William Boyd Jr. q. w. Webb u. d. Rosa, j. B..
Robert Konglon, T. W. Dickinson.
n1cTDTrr on IJnRRy
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E. g. Dubose, W. J. Clark P. NJ. Gibben. Robert Beck
EFT M. Kelly, NJ. D., John F. Gamble, w. j. Gibson
Powell Smythe, D. Humphrey.
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For Convenience, Economy and
Cheapness, the greatest Labor
Saving Machine that can be
put OIL a Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLES
ALLENDALE, BARNwELL DISTRICT, 8. C.,l

OFFICE OF KrSes MOUNTAIN RAILROAD CoMpANY,l
YoRI,-rT rT--ss O. -April IL l8GI-l>
GENTLEMEN have Just received your letter OF Fej-
ruary 14h-upon my return to this place. after an ao-
of two months-lnd this reply may be too late for
your descriptive Circular of Ingersols Cotton Press
worked admirably, packing with ease from 500 to 526
lbs With good active hands to work II, am satisfied
that from eighteen to twenty bales might readily be
packed in o day.
This Pr ss combines tho advantages Of ghtness, and
consequent portability and simplicity beng easily man.
aged b., any ono of ordinary ntelgence). Great com.
pressing force, with tto motive power, and "last but
not least 1t is worked entirely by hand thus sowing for
the farm horses the hard labor imposed upon them by
the use of the ordinary 'f3crew."
Respectfully, &C., yours, L. M. LAW.
To LITTLE MARSHALL. Charleston, S. g.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
address
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ESTTnTATES WANTED,

ESTIMATES WANTED.
OFFICE CITY CIVIL ENGINEER
CRY HALL, CHARLEsroN July az, 1857.
NEALED ESTIMATES FOR THE REPAIRS OF
- Tradd street causeway Will be received until tne lst
nroxmo. and are to be directed to the COMMITTEE ON
STREETS and to be left at this Office where plans and
specifications can be seen. LOUIS j. BARBOT,
July 28 City Civil Engineer.
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RAILROADS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
RAILWAY & STEAMSHIP LINES.

EREIaHT SHIPPED AT VERY REDUCED RATES,
Il DAILY, ON MAIL TRAINS FROM BALIIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON, TO
CHARLESTON AND ALL STATIONS ON THE NORTH.
EASTERN RAILROAD, IN FIFTY TO SEVENTY
HOURS BY THE GREAT SEABOARD INLAND AIR
SHIPS. t
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POST or SUMTER.
,1sTRJrr OF SUMTFR.
DISTRICT OF CLARENDON,

Ezekiel Keels, W. c. Bruce, J. J. Coghlan, Hosea Wl.-
SON. C. NJ Hurst J. j. Mcclellan, James L. Dean, James
r1t,,,. w Waofb fbt1rry
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LAW NOTICE.

U1HE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
will for the present be carried as usual by the
undersigned No 48 East Bay, the store formerly
occupied by CRAIG, TUOMEY CO..
Ali persons having individual claims must present the
same and those indebted individually win make pay
ment to tt,a JOHN TUoMEf.
July 20 -t.t -
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rurNE.SuOpS

JUNK.SHOPS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCL,l
July "a, 1857.
TUNK.sHoP KEEFERs AND PEDDLERs WHO
eJ have made application for LICENSES are hereby
notified to report at this office immediate
W. e.. SMITH,
Jnlv Of Clerk Of Council,
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POST OF COLUMBIA.

Levi Hill, J. R. Hee Prince Rivers, J. McDevitt j.
McKenna, Lawrence Kane, d. McKimme, B. N. Lamar,
Robert Green.
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No. ILICENCES.
nnrTnE nT,EpU nI

No. LICENCES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCn.(
July "a, 1867.
H,HOsE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR
i No. LIQUOR LICENSE are hereby notified to ie-
port at this Office with their applications Immediately
W. Il. SMITH,
JuIy Ok Clerk of Council
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FRUIT AND MEIoNs.-It will be seen by an adver-
tisement that M. NJ. KLEIN, in King street, oppo.
site Liberty, has just received large assortment
of fruits and melons from Augusta, Ga, which he
offers to sell cheap, that all may enjoy such lu1u-
ries, and invites call.
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From, MARYLAND.

i4i-s ANNAPOLIS, May 81.
In the State Constitutional Convention to-
DAY, by vote Of 60 TO Al, it was declared the
sense OF the Convention that the question re-
moving the disability heretofore imposed on
.he negroes, preventing them from testifyIng
III tne courts of the State, ought to be settled
Dy the Convention, and the constitution now
being formed ought to contain provision re-
moving such disability.
BALTIMORE, May 81.
The Republican State Central Committee of
Maryland has issued a call for a border State
Convention to be held on the 18th of Septem-
Der next, in this city The States of Ken
lucky, Delaware, West Virginia, Tennessee
and Missouri are invited to cooperate in the
movement and to send delegates, without re-
gard to race or color, as each State may deem
expedient or find convenient. The object of
the convention is to organize an influential APP
peal to Congress ON the part of the border
States, for the passage of the SumnerW ilson
bill, or for such other efficient legislation as
may lead to the establishment throughout the
Union of the grand principle of manhood suf
frage.
In the Maryland Diocesan Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, resolution was
adopted providing for division of the Diocese
and the erection of the Eastern shore into a
separate Episcopalsee. After the appointment
of a committee to determine the boundaries of
the new diocese, and without naming new
Bishop, the convention this afternoon adjourn
ed sine die.
The Medical and Surgical Society of the State
met in this city this morning. The attendance
was quite large. The late law of the Legsla-
ture appointing Board of Medical Examin-
post tdct0 application. A resolution was adopt
ed declaring that the Sepieiy win resist all ac-
uon by the parties appointed under said law,
and test its validity In Tie courts. /: - r.,
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MN A1;tA, paite n
the steamer Henry Chaunoey, from Aspin-
wall May 18th, arrived 'nis evening. She
brings 1885 ia in specie.
. Tbe var steamer Columbia had arrived at
Cartbaaena with 700 men. 1t is thought prot-
abIe their destination was the Isthmus.
Ii is reported that it is almost placed beyond
5oubt that the constitutional Goyernment al
Magdaena has declared war AGAINST the fad.
eral Government. Gen. Lopez commander of
the national troops at Santa Martha, had
suffered defeat at that place, and been COM
PEELED TO beat hasty retreat 10 Carthagena
Inc steamship Salvador, from Central Amer
i ,, arrived at Panama on the night of The
toth. Inc instruction In Guatemala, under
Manscal Cous, was easily aud completely sup
pressed by the Government. and safe conduct
out OF the Republic was granted,to the revolu-
tonary leader, and he surrendered On the 9th
OF April, signing an agreement not TO return
to the Republic without permission from the
Government
The dates from Nicaragua are to April q.
The cholera had almost entirely disappeared.
By the arrival of the steamer at Panama
May Goth, advices had been received from Val
paraiso to Mayed, Conquimbo 4th and Caldera
9TH, Alias f4th and Patio 18th.
Valparaiso, Nay 3.-Everything connected
with the prosecution of the war l. inStatu quo,
The Allied fleet still lies in this port equipping
and repairing There is no change of any
note in the position of internal politics. ~
Gen. Saa, leader in Che asst Argetine revo-
luton, has crossed the Cortllleras with 400
men, Permission having been given Oh cOndi-
ton Of their delivering up then arms
1t is reported That the last advices, of March
10Th, from Monfetideb, state that the Spanish
residents were looking for the arrival OF the
Spanish fleet monenGirily.
Advices from LiI,la tPeru} are to May 18th.
Serious resolutions were proposed to effect the
maintaining of war, against Spain Tor an in
definite period These resolutions were paci-
fically modified in the committee.
.Advices from Carthagena to May 18th are
exclusively occupied with the revolution
airy proceedings of Mosduefa in dssolving
Congress and proclaiming himself Dictator,
which occurred April 29th, after stormy SEES
sion Of Congress on that day in relation to the
Fago affair
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Tried TauOw,

gJNRIED TaIlow constantly on hand, and for sale
i by the Barrel or Firkin by ,,
j. L. WEEKS.
May p. Dim Nos, " " "a Forest,
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Indian Affairs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June l.
A Dacotian newspaper of May 18th, pub
lished in Dacotah Territory, says not single
depreciation has been committed by the Indians
on the Upper Missouri since the reopening of
navigation. Several small parties have come
down the river in open boats from as high
as Fort Union without moestation, and a
small detachment of troops passed from fort
to fort undisturbed. Gen. Stanby passed up
the river with detachment of troops about
two weeks ago. His headquarters will be at
Fort SuIy. Fort Rio will be garrisOned by
four companies under Lieut.. Col. Otis. Major
Rust will command at Fort Randall, and Col.
Knox at Fort Dakotah. Two new points are
to be established in Dakatoh, one on the Big
Cheyenne and another between that stream
and Fort Berhold. There are now three regi-
ments on the Upper Missouri, which, if prop
eriy distributed, will be sufficient to keep the
Indians in complete submission. "a 1-
The steamboat Mora, the mountain boat, re-
Gently snagged and sunk near Desota. Moth
ing was saved from her. The passengers took
the steamer Silver Lake, which was just be-
hind the Nora and were thus enabled to pro-
coed to their destination.
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MEXICO,
Capit.ttatiOn of the Capifat'
NEW YORK, June


A New Orleans special says the city OF Mex
leo has certainly oaptulated. Gen. O'Haran
was shot there for correspondence with the Lib
erals.
Macmillan and all his officers above the rank
of Lieutenant are reported to have been Shot
at o'clock on the EVENING" of the 10Th ut, BY
vile On the 18th Of May from Queretara. i /.
Private letters received at Matamoras state
that Jnarez mad ordered ESeebedo TO execute
Maximilian and his Generals. = u.
Inc oihclal newspaper at San Luis Pot6si,
atter narrating. the particulars of the fall OF
'&ueretsro, states that the Secretary of Ma
h;ad forwarded orders to Els 9obedo on the 10Th
UT; 10 shoot Maxinfli3u and his Generals: ,,
hon; l.. ID. Campheh has received letters
from the u, 5. Consul at Matanoras, confirm
ing the report of tbesiall of Queretero.
Mr.. Marshall, fflin MatamoTas. has just ar
rived IN tewi. lie brings no later intelligence.
Letters haze been received here By tic I'm.
perlahsis, dated Monterey, May Il which make
no mention OF the capture Of MaximlliaIl,
which is rather singular. H..
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q
EUROPE.
NEWS R-x THE ABLE.

LONDON: May 81.
In the ase of the United States vs. Prioleau
the appeal of the latter has been admitted by
the couri. .aHe
LONDON, May 81 Midnight
In the House of Commons tonight another
division took place on the reform bill. An
amendment was proposed by the liberals re-
quirrfls that 4 borough shall have a population
OF not less THAN 10000 in ordered tobe entitled
to seat in the House of Uommuta The tlii
vision resulted in victory to the liberals; who
carried their amendment by majority of 10y
BERLIN, May 81.
In the Prussian Parliament to-day, the bill
adopting the new constitution for the North
German confederation passed its second read
ing.
CORK, May 81.
The trial of Condor before the special COM
mittee has resulted in his acquital.
MADRID, May 81.
The owners of the steamship Tornado have
succeeded in obtaining new trial of their case
in the Superior Court of Spain. s+
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From Washington.

w ASHINGToE, June l.
The extraordinary number of 1904 voters
have been registered, of whom 8,215 are col
ored. The number of votes cast for Municipal
officers q year ago was only 5,783
Notwithstanding the statements to the con-
rrary, Surratt will, on Monday week, be tried
under the Indictment already found against
him.
Receipts to-day from internal revenue were
S1,768,696; total for the fiscal year so far, $246
589,408. H- Is
This morning two of the students of the Ma
tional Deaf Mute College were drowned in the
Potomac while bathing.
Commodore Roe, under date off Vera Cruz,
May 18th, writes to the Navy Department con-
firmine the fall of Queretaro. He says the
Imperial commander commanding Vera Cruz
refuses to surrender to the Liberals, though the
Austrian naval commander has recommended
him to do SO at once. .t|t e
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For Sale.

A GROCERY and Provision Stock, with good
"A trade now established. Enquire at this office.
May 49, diff
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 81
The steamship Sacramento sailed to-day for
Panama. She carries 81 5S6 500 in treasure, of
which 81 $4,000 is for New York.
The steamship Fidelity sailed yesterday from
Victoria for Sitka, with freight and passen-
gers
To-day's steamer carried over 800 barrels of
-four, and some 167 $50 pounds of wool for New
York.
Flour unchanged Wheat-choice 81 90 a
81. Legal tenders "a
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Foreign News per steamer.

.-r.s-Le NEW 1Ohh, y uu6
The steamship City of London. from Liver
pool May %, andtQ queenstown 23d, with over
1000 passengers, has arrived.
Frazer, Trenholm & Co. have issued a crcu-
Lar announcing their suspension and hoping
in short time to resume.
A Paris despatch says the Pope refuses to
sanction Senior Feraras' project in regard to
the disposition of the ecclesiastical property.
The King of Holland has signed the Luxem-
burg treaty. ....E ~"
1t is reported that the ships Curlew, from
the Sandwich Islands, and Mary Lind, from
Sydney, have been destroyed by mutineers and
the European portion of their crews MUIR
dered
A Hanoverian banker, Ezekiel Simon, has
been arrested on a charge of high treason and
brought to Berlin.
There was no immediate prospect of the &C
cessiOn of Bavaria to the North German Con-
federation.
The seven Cretan delegates had left Constan-
nnopie without coming to terms with the
Porte. -
A dispatch, dated Bombay, May Goth reports
a mutiny among the native troops in Chant,
which was quickly suppressed.
The shipments of gold to England during
April reached sc, 800 ounces.
The Fenians Flood and Duffy have been sem
fenced 10 fifteen Years penal servitude, Cady
to twenty years and Connolly to seven wears
Mooney has fifteen months and Smith twelve
months Imprisonment at hard labor
The result of the Derby races caused great
astOnishment. The race was won in 2.52 OF
three seconds slower than last year, and Her
init won it by half length. "a
The Emperor of Austria in speech from the
throne on the ODD, to Reichsoath, said his un-
changeable aim was the establishment of con-
stitutional institution upon some basis. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-03
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Who have cold hanos and ieet; weak stomachs, lam
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; dizxi-
and swimming In the head, with indig esion and
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back;
leucorrh9a, Tor whites) falling of the womb with in
ternal cancers; tumors, polypus, and all that long
train of diseases will lind in Electricity means
of cure. For painful menstruation, too q. oiuse
menstruaton, and all those long line OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity Is certain specific
and will, in short time, restore the sufferer to tho
yiQor of health. -Nt