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WHILE there is life there is hope" Trnel Let
not tho sufferer daspond; for all who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, or Influenza, can find cure by
using MARSDEN's PECTORAL BALM. For sale
by all druggists.
DOWE & NOISE Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & Co. Agents
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tiSEhCTORY. 5&5a &SaE 45.g,-
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches .y.$25O to $75O
100 hIaadc Caaed Gold Watches. :. 300 TO-
100 Ladies' Watches, Enaneled. 100 to 800
. 400 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches. $50 to 800
+ 200 Gold Eunting Enghsh Levers. 200 to $50
|. 800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches $50 to 200
L. 600 Gold Hunting American Watches 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers. ,.......,... so to $50
500 oliver Hunting Duplexes Is to $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches. ............ 80 to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Leptnes.. so to rs
E1OO0 Aliscellaneous Silver Watches. 60 to 100
$500 Hunting Silver Watches. IS to 50
1000 Assorted Watches, all kinds 10 to rs
}aJ> Every patron optains Watch by this arrange
costtng but $40. while it may be worth $3.50. No
psr hality shown.-EEA MA ~, Fs4ss 5ysyy2s1E
AEEssRs. ). H1cKIINa co. GREAT UxroN WATCH Co.,
York City wtsh to Immediately dispose Of tho above
magnificent Stock. Cerhdcates naming articles,
placed in sealed envelopes Holders entitled to the
articles named their certificate upon rayent OF Ten
Dollars, whether It be Watch worth S7ov worth
Loss The return OF Of our certificates entities to
tho article named thereon, upon payment, irrespective
tts worth, aud zrtce valued leas than SO 10
named my certificate 1t win ut once be that this
70 Lottery. but straightforward legitimate trans
non, which may be participated In even BY the most
a single certiacate WIN So sent by man. post paid.
upon receipt Of IS cent? ve for S eleven for 81 thirty
valuable premium 80, hundred and most superb
Watch for SIS To Agents those Wishing employ ner
this In opportunity It II esnna4ely conducaed
bu9ness duly authorized by the Governmen md open
70 TIE naost careful sczuspy; Il z e 1Tty r 4. ca
I .,..i 5stSt. No. l4N BE0aswny. NJ He
| {.sDeoember1e l,ro
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TO P1ANTERs.-H you w1ah Fertilizers, apply to T.
RonsoN No. s2 East Buy, who has always largo stock
and on the most favorable terms,
November % su thatu2nos
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TIE GALES OF AnABr are not spicier than the
aroma which the Fragrant sozodont imparts to
the breath. Nor is tho heart Of the ivory nut
winter than the teeth that are cleaned daily with
that matchless fluid. tus2 January
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FoR CoUaHs and throat disorders use ssBRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," having proved their eficien-
cy by q test Of many years.
Il have never changed my mind respecting
them from the first, excepting to think yet better
Of that which began thinking well Of"
4 REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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TIE DAY is fast coming upon when the of Paint
and Powder VIII be abandoned, tho ladies are fast
learning the of EPpnyas FLUID EXTRACT OF SAasA.
PAk11LA QUEENS DELIGHT, it renders the adm
soft and rosy. stuth5 January 12
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Counr OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON PLEAS
Judge T. N. DAwKNs, presiding. g.-The Court as
Eembled at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, and sufficient
number of jurymen cot answering to their names,
the Clerk was ordered to have new venire drawn
for talesnlen and the Court adjourned until 10 A.
M. to-day, when the juries will be formed and the
Court organized.
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LRE REGULARS ON DRESS PARADE, the teeth
should always be scrupulously clean and FREQ from
blcmish. Keep them in this condition with tho
Incompatible sozodont and when they arc vete-
rams in the service they will still be as stgood as
ncw. tus2
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AG RIG uLTUR RAJ.

PERUVIAN GUANO,
DIRECT FROM AGENTS, AT MARKET
RATES.
GOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, s75 CASH; $50 FIRST
y November with interest, approved city acceptance
SWIM Island 7uano, $40 cash; s25 1st November with
inter st, approved city acceptance
Baugh's Phosphate OF Ln1e $50 cash; s65 1st Nove-
Phoenix Guano, SOS cash.
Flower of Bone unadulterated and unburnt
Farmers Plaster or Gypsum, warrant. d pure.
Offering the above manures to planters do with
every confder ee not only having testimonials from
further guarantee that every cargo as it arrives from the
Carolina Medical College and tho high reputation Of
these mnnures fully kept up. j. N. ROBSON.
January l tuths3mos No. CO East Bav.
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Sea Island Cotton Plantation Of best Quclitv os
&g.#N Land.
By CLIFFORD q h1ATHEwEs,

Real Estate Agents. No. Sc Broad street.
At Private Sale
That VALUABLE SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTA-
T1ON, known Inverness and Gil5ert's situated In
Prince Williams Parish. ut Old Pocoaligo on Pocotaigo
River navigable at the landing for vessels drawing
feet water and the Charleston Savannah Railrosd
containing 700 acres about $50 to 800 Of which
cleared. and all well wooded and partially settled
For terms, &c, apply as above. E@za#
January 8 tuthae
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LOCAL MATTERS.

10 OUR SUDscnIBERs.-W would call the atten
tion Of those who are indebted to us throughout
the country that the old year is closing and thci,
accounts are not yet settled. Tho price of sub.
scription is not largo, and will not be missed from
their plethoric pockets. The first Of January has
long been celebrated day set apart for closing
old accounts, and we would not have our friends
depart from this time-honorcd custom. Money is
the motive pawer OF every enterprise, and news
papers arc no exception, and we respectfully ask
our country subscr bcrs to cash up and commence
tho new year with clear record.
TIE ORPHANS FEAsr.-Tho little entertainment
to be given by tho children of st. Pauls Catholic
Church TO sne orphans in care of the Sisters OF
AIorcy will take place tomorrow "wednesday
afternoon, at O'clock, at the Hibcrnian Hail. The
friends and bencfactors Of the orphans arc invited
to attend.
We HAVE received from Messrs. RAoUL & LYNAH,
City Alothecarios King street, bottle Of CARET'S
Vino Bitters, for which wo roturn our most CRATE
fu, thanks and Of which. if VIC may be allowed to
give our opinion, VIZ must speak in most eompli-
mcntary terms.
2 Tue AaaosY.-The first number Of the third
volume, January, 1867, has been sent us by the
agent NIr. JOIN RUSSELL, and is rather above the
average. s"The History of Robert Falconer," the
commencement Of war serial is very readable;
a Scotch Story, promising to bo interesting. The
other articles, as usual, arc good.
SOUTHERN Bo1s AND GIRLS MoNTHLr.-Wc
have received tho first number of this attractive
specimen Of juvenile lterature and hope it may
receive all the patronage it merits. It is published
OF Richmond, Va. Rev. E. THOMSON BAIRD and
Professor VIZ. LOAN RA.an, editors. Published
by Wur1E s. HowAnD, No. 1o11 Main street.
The GALAXY for January 49, 1857, contains !:
Tristan; A Story in Three Parts. Part IL BY Ed
ward Spencer. with illustration by Magrath); i;
Nix. by Mary Ellen Atkinson; Savonarola. BY
Anna Cora Richie; Traditions Of the Blaskfeet.
BY John Mason Brown; The Claverings. By An
thony Trollope. with an nustration]; ssAins at
tho BEAUTIFUL Gate" By b. H.; Imperial France;
Past, Present and Future. By George NJ. Towle;
The London Clubs. By ". Winwood Reade;
Shapes Of a Soul. BY Sarah NJ. B. Piatt; The
Poor Capitalists. BY Marie Howland; Advertising.
By George Wakeman; Tie House Opposite. By
Maria L. Pool; Nebuln. BY the Editor.
#"0|# -O- a0H.gI"
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ExecuIve COmmlttee-Mrs. DR.. G. G. Barney,
Mrs. Jefferson Archer, Mrs. Lucy Walker, Mrs
Miss R. Myers, Miss Isabella Webb, Mrs. WelIlng.
ton Goddln, Mrs. Thomas b. Ellis, Mrs. T. W
boswell, Mrs. Dr.. Higginbothamy Mrs. Alfred
Harris, Mrs. Benjamin Smith, Ms r. a. Mayo
Miss Mary sherrard, Hiss Lizzie Nicholas, Mrs
Mamie Bruce, Mrs. T. Brockenbrough, Mrs
Charles McGrnder, Mrs. J. B. McMurdo, Mrs
ford, Mrs: Thomas q. Wynne, Miss Jonnie Ritchie
Miss A IS. PAl1Atf
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For restoring strength aud appetite, the great
Southern Tonic PAHkHIN's HEPAG1o B1rTEzs and You
will not be disappointed For sale by druggists to
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Tho Daily Sssth Carolintan at Columbia is now sent
to Postece in the State Being tho ociel
Of the State, will be found at the presert time espe-
cay valuable to merchants ohora dosirinR to avail
themselves Of very large circulation
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AUcTl0h SALES,

CtIu Sir Per Le1L Stock q: :; ,..s::tu.
By JOHN S. RIGGS.
THIS DAY, the 10th instant Mt tho Of Broad and
East Bay, will be sold, Mt IL o'clock
EIGHTY DOLLARS IN SCRIP CITY SIX PER CENT
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER ENT
TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS CITY SIX PER CENT ~
Conditions nsh. JaI,ar, 16
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.'Canst thou not minister to a mind diseased
And, with sweet, oblivious antdote
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the perlous stuff
That weighs upon the hearth"
Certainly; PLANTATION BrrrERs will do It when
not hing else will Melancholy, Depression Hypochon-
dria, insanity. all spring. or less nom diseased
stomach. and this PLANTATION BITTERs is q sure
cure for. There is mistake about it; Dyspepsis.
Headache, Dizziness, Aguo and Low Spirits must y1eld
to the health giving aud genial influence Of the PLAN
TATION BTTTERS II you In doubt, make one
trial and be convinced. tuths3 January is
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rvce C. D.. BAnBoT, declined reelection.
Subsequent to tho above elections, the Board Of
Directors passed the following resolution
'sThat in the withdrawal OF Mr.. C. D. BhRBor rs
Secretary and Treasurer of the Company, the
thanks Of the Hoard are due to him, and hereby
rendered. for his valuable and efficient services as
officer Of the Company, from it's earliest organi-
ZatiOu to the present time" --.--. -.-- L-
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The case having extended beyond the hour ap-
pointed for adjournment, it was postponed for n
further hearing to-day.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the indianapolis 10.

| A CORRESPONDENT of the indianapolis Journal
in describing the Royal Bayarian Foundery, at
Munich, says "Wc were surprised to see here
such lalge number Of models Of statues from
the hands of American sculptors, already erected
in, or destined to be erected in various cities of
our country. Prominent among these models is
CRAwFoRD's large equestrian statue of WASHING
TON, which is being put up in one Of the public
| squares in Richmond, Va. The four smaller fig
| ures which are to surround the colossal statue OF
the father of our country have not yet been ship
ped to America; however, when the whole work is
once completed, it may we'll constitute the boast
and pride of the Virginia capital. Another fine
work OF art il HARRIET HosAIER's statue of
| Ger ora EENToN, which was modelled in
ROM, and is to be erected in st. Louis Missouri.
Among other models of statues here seen is
JOEL HARrs Henry Clay, to be erected in New
Orleans; CRAwFoRD's Beethoven, To be erected in
Boston, and three by ROGERS, viz. {: The Soldiers
Monument for Cincinnati the large bronze doors
Tor the capitol at Washington, and Gen. Bolivar,
fo1 South America Nearly all these models are
executed III Rome, which has become the resi-
dcnc' OF the majority of the American scuptors
1T Is not, as enormously supposed, that they may
nave the patterns OF antiquity before their eyes,
that they reside i'll Rome but SIMPLY because
good and skiliul workmen can there be had al
three times cheaper wages than in any other
place. Hence our sculptors thcro hire others tc
do the rough part of the work for them, and Just
before the models are completed take them into
their own hands, in order, as it is known, to give
them their finishing touch. OF the other models
here exhibited need not speak. Suffice it to sa!
that the work OF Americans compares very favora
bly, with those of the most celebrated European
, sculptors
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From IIuYann.

New ORLEANS, August 3l.-Havana dates of
August 81 say it is rumored that a quarrel had
1anen chief of the administration Thcy w" are 'o no
on speaking terms. 1t is further asserted the
~ The The new system Of taxation went into effect yes
terdav. Well informed partie, feel confident tho
Whole reform will soon give place to old statutes
The following dispatch of noou yesterday is iron
Key West: o..., u.;,.oa - -,o,. e.,n
prnts Rosa. She reports not having seen the
stsamer Narva all the way; only saw U S. steam
er off Cape Romano. ,.., ,;,. ,,..;s g o,oo
Luz SUI nuob Dntch standard No. II. Exchang
d11 on london 1SsalSl premium; Paris 5AaG premium
II. s. sixty days pa discount.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 31.-Special Order No. 42O
from General Grants headquarters, is as follows
Commanders of the military districts, created
under the act Of March 3D. 1867, will make no ap
pointments to civil Office Of persons who have
been removed by themselves or their predecessors
in command.
The steamer Guide. arrived at st. Louis from
Fort Benton with $500, 900 in treasure.
The brig Nettie Mitchell, from Aspinwau fol
Swan Island was encountered at sea all sick, and
had been drifting fourteen days. She was brought
to Key West.
McCool knocked Jones out of time on the thirty
fourth round.
Immediately probable.
THE Attorney Generals report on which the
President removed Sickles will be published on
Monday. 1t appears Sickles held that he was not
amenabIe to Grand Juries, United States Marshais,
United States District Attorneys, while In com
mand of a military district created by ac Of Con-
gress and In which the powers OF military COM
manders are defined.
The Treasury holds s94O, SOC, 600 of security for
National Bank circulation.
General c. H. Tompkins is assigned Chief Quar-
termaster of the Fifth Military Dlstrict.
Five millions OF coin interest on Ten-forties IS
due on the first of September.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The recent order oil
Gen. Grant that District Commanders Will make
no appointments to civil Offices OF persons who
have been removed by their predecessors or them
selves, does not make q new issue between the
President and Oen. Grant. There Is good authorl-
ty for asserting that the rumors Of difficulty hav-
ing arisen on this subject are groundless. The
Reconstruction Act vests in the General Com
manding the same powers that are conferred upon
District Commanders in regard to removals aDd
appointments and therefore the order OF Grant Is
merelv considered as notice i'll advance that he
would disapprove of such appointments as he in
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From Columbus.

COLUMBUS Ca, August 3l.-A large Conser!a
tive meeting was held here to-day and attended by
a large number of whites and blacks. The meet.
ing WAS addressed by Joseph Williams and benjamin
Holmee, (colorcj,) } of Tennessee. Great enthus
asm was manifested. Resolutions were passed de
manding the enfranchisement of all whites and de-
claring the rights Of negroes to hold Office Goot
order prevailed until the speech of A. r. Lamar
(white,) when an interTertion took place by a sol
and placed III the guard house. demonstration
was made by Radical negroes last night to mol
.Joe Williams and Holmes
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Erom Richmond.

RICHMOND. August 31.-The following impor-
tant letter on the exchange question is made pub
lie to-day. 1t WAS written to General q. A. Hitch
cock United States Commissioner OF Exchange
but never replied to:
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, Va, January "a, 1864.
To 2aj. Gen. T. A. Hitchcock, Agent Of Exchange:
SR: In view of the present difficulties attend
ing the exchange and release Of prisoners, pro,
pose that all such either side shall be attended
by proper number of their own surgeons, VINO;
under rules to be established, shall be permitted
to take charge of their health and comfort. also
propose that these surgeons shall act as commls-
saries with power to receive and distribute sucn
contributions of money, food, clothing und medl-
cnes as may be forwarded for the relief OF the prls
oners l further propose that these surgeons
shall be selected by their own Governments, and
that thew shall have full liberty at any and all
times. through the Agent of Exchange, TO make
reports not only of their own acts but OF any mat
ters relating to the welfare of the prisoners.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ROBERT OULD,
Agent of Exchange.
The tobacco merchants beld meeting and sent
delegates to the Cleveland, Ohio, Tobacco Con-
vention, to be held on the 18th OF September.
An appeal was taken to-day from the Sup enc
Court Of Virginia to the United States Supreme
Court, in the case of Paul Us. State OF Virginia.
The writ vas issued from the United States Court
here and made returnable at Washington, 1hls
is the FIRST case OF the kind which has occurred.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, September There were $50 deaths
herr, last week.
A. D. Marineau, French commander, and the
remnant of Maximilian's body guard, together
with 60 roembers of the Corps DipOmatique from
Mexico, departed for Europe yesterday III the
William Penn.
young man named Medawitch, suspected to have
robbed the Liberal Government OF 5000 600 in gold
bars who, with his wife, has left for Europe, it is
supposed, with the spoils. Medawi.ch has not
yet been found.
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, August S1.-There were two hundred
and forty-one deaths here from fever this week,
and ono hundred at Corpus Christi up to the
much distress prevails; help is needed. Donations
for the benefit OF Corpus Christi sufferers can be
forwarded through Spofford, Tleston X Co., New
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Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, august 31.-Stocks strong. ~ Gold
1412. Money, 4a5. Sterling unchanged. 6z cou-
sons, 114b. Georgia sevens, s.. Flour quiet.
Wheat dull and steady. Corn gal better. Rye
an oats dull. Pork heavy at s23, ,O0a2S.2S: LARD in
125a14. Whiskey quiet. Cotton dull at II. Iur-
pentlne, 5Sl.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Money closed easy at Sa5 on call. Bank state.
ment Monday will show decrease IN loans, SS,oo9,
900; increase in specie, 81 $50 600: increase IN de
posits, s. O0O OOO increase in legal tenders, OOo
900. Stocks closed steady; general dsposiuon 10
buy Governments very strong.
BALTIMORE, August 31.-Cotton dull; Mlddlng
Upland 26ac. Coffee quiet: Flour Better ,,. m
qulry, but prices unchanged. Wheat-No Mhlte
offered; Red advanced SC. Corn scarce; White
81 OSa1 10; Yellow 81 15a1 H. Oats steady. Prime
Rye 81 so. Provisions steady and inactive. Whls-
key Csc.
CINCINNATI, August 31.-Flour and Wheat hrm;
Corn very scarce s1al 05 on the spot; 81 delivered
next week. Whiskey irregular at S4c. Bscon firmer
and tending up; Shoulders held at 1Sc
MOBILE, August 31.-Cotton-sales 81 bales;
market dull; rates nominally lower; low mddllnS
22a22lc.; receipts, 80 bales. am
New ORLEANS, August 31.-Cotton- lOO
bales, and dull; Low Middhng %. Receipts, oO
bales; exports, 479 bales. Sugar and Molasses
dull and unchanged. Flour dull; only retail bus-
ness; declined 50c.; Superane quoted at 50 oo;
choice S11 50a12 so. Corn dull and dropping; 1el-
low and White 81 02a1 05. Oats advanced &C.;
stock very light; held at 65a75. Pork firm at s26 25
Bacon-stock small; Shoulders IA; clear IS. Lard,
tierces, 13l; kegs-jobbing at 14Sa15. Gold l4l4.
Sterling 53sa55s. New York sight premium.
SAVANNAH, August 31.-Cotton quiet; sales 67
bales; middlinG 25c.; receipts 16 bales.
WILMINGTON, August 31.-Spirits Turpentine
steady at 52!c. Rosin quiet at 81 S5a7.
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MONTGOMERY, August 31.-General Pope has is
sued an order for an election on the first of Octo
ber. on the question of Convention and delegates
to the same. There are forty election districts
Mobile, Montgomery and Dallas have five dele,
oates each
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Ernm Mexico.

Nrw ORLEANS. August 31.-The Spanish steamer
N,o,o NEW from Vera Cruz on the 18th and Slsal
6afis?e an the ssd arrived here on the 18th no.co,
status The supreme government is busy dIctas- nsan
ing o insure Iso@astpson hh s4a Fss''' every
prano1 @ rbarles Move has had his exequatur con-
hrmeo seOch Ss and British Minister'S left the City
He Me1;co On the 9Th inst. for Vera Cruz, under
proper Snns is still kept prisoner in the Castle
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Fire In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, September IA fire last night de-
stroyed property amounting in value to $3.50, 600,
including two foundries and wool factory. one
fireman reported killed.
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Marine News.

WILMINGTON, August. -Cleared.-James A.
Gary, Baltimore.
New ORLEANS, August 91.-Sailed Yesterday, =,
Andrew, tor Baltimore.
SAVANNAH, August 31.-Arived.- Scran-
ton, New York, out 81 days; Menapasia, Liverpool
G3 Gays; large number of vessels are out, long
time over due. Head winds and storms prevail
inC Weather cool
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of San Juan do Ulloa. Nothing definite has trans
pired in regard to his fate.
The French and British Ministers left Vera Cruz
on a schooner Oh the night Of the 18th. 1helr
destination is unknown.
A French war steamer has anchored of Sacri-
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From California.

New YORK, September IA special from San
Francisco reports the arrival at Vancouvcrr,s
Island, Of the United States steamer Resaca, With
two convalcsccnt cases of yellow fever. Inc
United States steamer Lincoln was at Fort Slmp-
son, and will sail for Atki.