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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-16

THO TOBACCO ISTS. We have invent
II ed and patented new form Of HYDRAULIC
PRESS for the nanufac.nrs of tobacso a che
ers, tracks and platforms. EACH Press is COM.
shapepot OF box Is placed as conveniently e IN
getssr By ydsaqh IL sss sH n 8 aP
We claim for them buRABILIT SIMPLICITY,
do the SAME AMOUNT OF. WORK with :
hands than either the old hydraulic press with re-
WE CAN ALTER THE OLD. SCREW
PRESSES into orr PATENT HYDHAULIC.
PRESS, making each screw press . complete Hy-l
dranlfc Press at considerable saving to tho pur.
chaser over c0st0f new presses. 81
Manufacturers are requested 70 CAL on US ana
see the press and n those at distance Will write
we will describe IL fully 60 them lei lettGP, and
send . photograph SO they can see for thcrpsefyes
the style OF the press.
We have also made arrangements for the rxcLU-
SIVE RIGHT TO manufacturc for the States OF Etr.
Hnia and North Carolina MIR; o. e. Ryne's Pa.
tent Hydraulic Press, for shaping, potting. and
boxing tobacco. These presses are In the princi.
given entire satisfaction. We shall mske and sell
them at the same price that they are made for In
the North and IRE ppepsrsd e ,sapply them
ander Cameron u Co., j !. u. R0yster n Co, Tpr-
Bailey, II. ii. Mayo & Brothcr. d. IoitIsr q GO.
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NTOTICE-MULES AND HORSES just.
in arrived and for sale on very accom-
modating terms, at the Exchange Livery &$I
MULES and HORSES, amongst then
some broke mules, and several pairs OF NO. coach
NH al JOHN b. DAVIS.
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The Japanese Troubles.
LONDON, May 15.-The civil dissensions
in japan have killed commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-16

sINAeTORY AND ENGLIHH DAsI = u
: g AEH saaLiasE III saz co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-16

IMpEAcHMENT.-The most authentic in-
formation obtainable last nigh, based upon
careful inquiry, indicated that the convic-
ton of the President on Saturday, should
the vote be taken then, is certain. Thirty
six senators are counted upon now as having
fully made mp their minds to yote for con-
weldon, and there may be two more than.
this number. Ii is certain that there ls
now great depression in the White House,
the confidence Of acquittal which was felt y
few days ago having giyen place to de-
,spondency. The feeling of confidence among
those who favor conviction is based on 9
thorough canvass Of The Senate, and we
think ii as likely to be justified by the
event. EoyrleYs Chronicle.
SIS Tx OTHER SIDE gsRingsea, May;
II have an import ant announcement 70
maketo-day. The leading Radicals here have
given up all hope of conyictings the Presir
1denr under the present ARTICLES. The Mana
gers, there held q meeting this morning
sn the bassmen the cap tol with o view
81 preparing sseia :ch rgess t0 lbe submitted,
probably 81 tar Congress shall hgye admit.
ted q suficiert number Of bogus southern
senators 70 efect their poses 'a|si E.
more tiQzettS q ~ ~ ~ ~ 9ts.9 ~
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.CAssIMEREs
RICHMOND CLOTHING HALL.
CONTEMPORARIES.

DECEIVED TO-DAY; PER STEAMER
IN HATTERAS
100 boxes MESSINA ORANGESi
so boxes MESSINA LEMONS,
100 nice PINEAPPLES,
90 punches BANANAS,
COCOANUTS,
RAISINS,
PICKLES,
tE5Ats PRUNES,
CANNEDPEACHES,
-z5sf STRAWBERRIES,
i4fN'' = As' go -s- ZIMAIER & co...
4 smya gsss5st ISIS Main street.
Tee CREAM AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
IL I am now prepared to furnish ICE, CkE :, d
made of ptlre cream Of any favor desired at $lso
ner palIon will deliver il In any part OF the city
free s IF charge. 49, ANDREW ANTONL
Wholesale aud Retail Coniectionel,.
mya nearly opposite the post-oflice.--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-16

Major PxrxH H. WoopwAsD. Msragsr. !. J.
May I, 1868. 81 ny 80
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pnoTa SHOES. and BKOGA
a. z IS q I5A' z ABE RY aY ONE

rFep&y ae7nplea ny ~ ~
sS s is,ln N.it 81 spsinsaead
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The Prospects of AcquittaI-Senator Hen.
derson's Estimate of the Chances--Ihe
Radicals said to be Tired OF it'd clear
field 1canted for the Presidential Canvass
M note EI.eln f0-ln0rr0ln.
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iss ,.saa5: -: . i'd . n n Ea:ass. o. au 4 sts
sdT -sAJeRb6W SAIL LRS-4HSoDai DaiF1oda O;
JoGW q. MTstE 6eo? sellS ta9 !,g.s
p'clock. at their auction sslesroonr, No. i5o
Meeting street, dry gosdss cutlery, &c; o,,, o.
halEpast 10 o'clock, at No. 81 Kipg-street,
lie furniture Of family. .,.,
CAMpBELL, ENox & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
at thsirIariati6n: :Ihau5e, NDi s. Ha9lat1eet,
handsome lot OF furniture. -, =,
STREET BRoTHKRs d Co. will sell at II
SeIGek 5y Sroe, op tbe hull Of the ship Mont
eomsrS e and % ;a aaza 3a =: ~ sgga ,
MM1IdaN & Son via SELL 40 sns1dckk,.H
the corner of Elizabeth and Hennetta streets,
contents of grocery store.
MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, IN his
store, corner Of King and Liberty streets,
boots, ShSeal l&ccZl GlJNE< 0IIJII
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SENATOR (2) sAwYER.-A Washington dis
4oStsfa ato the Boston Advert eisef Baysthat Mr.
Fska as asg i 4basssSf
poaed to q September session OF OongieAs,bri
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THE, ,EEaNETTsTIALE JOURNAL:

PUBLISHED IN N::BENNtITSvILLE, s.. c.. PY
Editor; A. a. SlBB9-; Publisher. o.,
= 1he extensive. cirrulstoH of tho 1senae't-Flo
Journal ii;the1 Pee Ee ceun,r' TENDERS At sTpc
advertising medium fofle Iae;! nsats I'M u
sness men of Chsrleetoa who desire to extend their
business in this section tho state Ihe fropf1e-
tors have rcsolvel 10 adve dso ct prices 10 1.-THE
times. he Jou-.al is he only pIper pu"lishea ID
this portion Of the State
The editor willddyoe time and enorgy to pro.
mote the iRterssts -aid nalntl the suprrfnecy ui
the white race. ind; will unftncuingIy perform his
duty ia tn defsnco OF right nl ju=iiCei :..:i .t
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THB DAILY NEWS PRIcs CURRENT AND Con-
MzruA1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
SaasiaatnSE g iassa tSsSsl s5sn slt %
fagp etop4ssdyAc cents. Orders f@.tan
Sapissaba Sss5a i5 asai :Ss Anef 6! S0i IS
ana abaifcepts per oopy; CT *aI.:sz, s:a;i:s
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A DANGEROUS TREs.-A tree in Society
street is isreported to be considerably out OF the
prpendis1lM; ;apt dangT@sta neSestrians.
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SrENMEYERs STEAM SAW AND PLANNING
MifI!.II J1io.A Al lsteihAe TIE proprietod
OF the steam mills ,at the west end OF Reagfain,,
street, has recently added to his mill On in7,
proved Woodworth's planning machine. By
this addition Z he is enaDled to furnish lum befi
;,z TO- the trade either dressed or ip the Eough,
40; sither.atretal or by: the eargoa s.s: ;,.a
--i a-c :-css 9 80 -: - ---r-E.5 Ls-;-:s ~
ocs!@sSuracrukED! :oUTa1sEscA We. feafu2 says
,.othe: Phani4, that tho :AFeaent. G6yarnor of
% South. Catolins ss.in; the iecsips p6auy num-
= S,G G.bss: Of aatrages aa patad an innq
-. cent blacks by tbe sguguiaary swhitea of the
sIfStsise. is these
-zde.touttagesn only through the inaBdaci0us and
WsE:piid' as5ntst afd tnstiuhIehts of Rad cal-
- eism.a Tho fact iavthat they are gotten up to
=: and gsen ns l t:s p; !a May be
sci gotten np1 and iIs sRN style: -: 50: s.si
zsss asSs,rwas aEvsa sTBUs EaoM: 6aaDaoops
:::sssHeu&, The comp piafnA nomaH sections Of
.:saiths:Uniou seem basetto the sarnesad tune,
'sstsb the :conparatiYe Of busi7
b-s ness: season. :onesof tha: :oldeSt Inhabitants
i.ss:;;aid i.s;;asid is yet extant and M voted Fer "a few
Presidents;; assures De, ,-tbat:it:was thus,
and the thusness was at once dissipated when
the election was over. As soon as the banner
of Seymour and Blair floats from the outer
walls OF the White House he predicts that theo
political excitement will be ended, business
will revive, and '.the good old daze" OF peace
and prosperity return to the whole country. =
A D1sAaEEeABlE JPAE.-Yesterday was eu-
phaticallY disagreeable day. On Wednesday
- 70. 1.-the wind Eeeted 70 fhe northeast, and
satsions Of an eabhioctial -saleqftted across
'sF many ah4ions ahdae In some pstiolsso the
city the spring tide was carried by the wind to
,1oSs eSf9atef .iicikht II Ataar hs1a causing some
damage. to :pEQperty, and filling the cisterns
with salt water. Closed doors and thick
clothing we're l11uries freely INDUCED in, and
some shiverirg moTtsls evsn crouched around
y, 81 fire as the:chiA haats OF the evening whist
g tied around their honses- There~#efe few
ss. spersoas. abfoadzdwiae =the "dayd who could
afford to stay I'M The sstraet cars were not
arks Of refugee andpe destrianism was BY no
meanssa plsssHt lqocqpsdsn.l opqst was upon
every thing animate and inanimate,, Bong
Il wshiiried by tie Wind IN every direction: The
= szr1aeroaFy fsA tozieventy-t&o degrsts Ab before
,suelye O'Clock aea By night was as love- sa1
si1ty-fve. s..- y
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s;Fly. ceugAtzsf Ip}ag AsssRaoas M0nts0mer

n SSmpsreaa6sS2G;Ai3I,S 5nss. EEs.s.t 49,. -
Y1IfiAsEiE - SSse15 ssssssEsss-...
TF.kkAl aaa IA k6ab Es sWbss ,would the
world sSS IL d what Vonld wp-
men bs,Yitfaaaus sstl4@e eo1ugdrnn
easily a&eSs :s,ss6aEbs sttsactiSe.
1rhe Gnrfd and the women will
have therefore We publish fol-
lowing ip regard 70 the fashiOns for
October
Very pretty isa round skirt of foulard car
melte, ornamented cbalow with two plated
Aouapss, NhirhIagp Ibcydered Ct the top by q
foa Of silssr,Gd4y silk a1he upper slH1Ftt pf q
silver-grey sit, ia looped bask Ct the sides BY
punches of saIpss :e9ttSfss ribbons. 1t is
ornamenteasa ;rounild WITH aaEraM II. ee fringe Of
thAame shade, with Q narrow fold Oft the top.
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TYpoeRApHoGI.IM VIM. G. Mazyck has
recently finished .stnicely executed pamphlet
for the Royal Arch Masons, containing the rules
andtse names of the different chapters through
o. 2 Sat ont tie State aud sufsK e tnlsh
byME RAm-Harris.o end 5heIrintc-
jng by MIR. Mazyck. = go .''' '''" .,s,
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#a@Afmifals Gte.-

'1s.'''itti1iahElEI r KAis hHEHlEI EIs =. a554 ~ RRFs-
GUEGsuPIlLEN,
ssls ssI Sis5sasa;as .aaoEsIzgsg yaz
al ,i1G zo-GzaSf k e2f
NEW sE5Y EsKlsasiaas 5ass M Il 45sa a :s2 :ss.
pl .nr:io0 brG.qJ ss,cd eIs-nofgmcdo qds
,Nos No sstSa aaRa i aEs f' up e ABss 5F3ER
s; EsS1tssG essos;:5sg % s55 4a5 sa s :,S5@l 2ia
5f p$asasHzTs sHzI h5gosaHR l}ls g. AND
p,e-g,essno.q AeuHB AGILE Bgtffgz;4s4455d gmafg445d9a1Hs i92n
essz sss a;sh sao. IL 5is fsa : 3 t "a aSes ss
s,lrd Qt-la0 r@s GilstoS:e .,H-3acKlTIka
=: !5:4:a9 si!c1 N q Il :5;tE154asf .: Soi gG:qy
00j,C3 .-:se-.G yIccio Il -t:U13p UTH RQA FS
IDKU GHESTS .hEDsshj c. .!:dGrL 80:
'-''''s ''''1 No. 1s1 Msstfsssafs - ,:yss4o.
GHARLESTO..
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.sn nsRDuGAgzoxA1s-.MrssM. ia EoomerAosehool
saj d BE pn ieeeeber,
EsatdNGaa Gnnega:sTeef.lT Tke 9eoaeonis healthy
and central, and Mrs: Tdemef .cenbihes' all
the qualifications that would render the school
q desirable place Of instruction.
SGJJ ELlLfLe<-L<A
TIE TIDE TuRNs.-D. d. Wood and Benla-
min Cannon. (white,) and Henry Baily and
-oraHaN spitha (coIoReAa pqhished caEas M ia the
Caroline ,ssalsanA sdeaogpcirgE the loyal
- assssas. ssssis = aud is dscla sifed
rfrom that iniquitous body.
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.9fHeaesss fof ,saidhg 7codtdhes. are aiLmade=
with t1SaEIrssi sh0 ntnden esklrts being plain
gMedy5 he upper sne being cutr gored only at
she sides and 'front.' 1T -the-back breddths being
left plsin[a gathered IN French gathers:
somsdfthese dresAes areso full as to require
si16r n6reirasdth the =baek; this ls not at
all necessary, three brsadths Of ordinary width
material nal ea sesTssy. nice :fullpess in thy
Nataaisls Is sSo sosors, andsougts compos-
ed 6S eolors.- haye aox become Quite gene.
raj. HAe former .yxe moi. Stsscfy spoakilgs
new. They were formerly called shot; they arc
now knswa b.. the name of giasei:: When both
the~oe|ora hermopize, well together. tho effect
is Tsfylpfetty. L " - III % ~ :.
= HdN gDass wilT EyysscshikElrssEH e i :.
: sHahGg suits conthde -AsS p6puiaf as they
M9e'eVer bssbG2 The MoSdatis how the ladies
eyer didwithoutthem.J" ccircl til 9.
Beudets will be- wosn smans while chignons
are increasing in size; and as they are likely to
,attaip st|1 more fprmiIdaPls proportions. .atten-
'ttdd has irecenAJ beaN- TUNED 10 ienheeAhem
as light -aa- possible, as few things produce a
dsagressble: sensation Sthan anything.
4ess an the head, and, besides Nshe heat pro-
faqssdsW undue Weight =; most; Injurious to
Yhs growth of tdra hair. 81
: lphsiyTi is5 s5aa knowing whersIhelIHFhimsical
assshtrscftis ei:iashionable ijeSeljiw stop.
F6ses Fs spe slime, pins Of the bfssggst mode1s
hssas6isassen sasen. .raptesssnat champagne
hoffSo auzrsaS1e Sfafnnn n a1t66e. q lantern, a
barrel, every imaginable thing that can hA
cegieding gDMt peFi4 and jevejstC;: :.
The aboSe, PayagIaphs y jonly give faint out.
liner Of. the. fashions for the million and one
points Of interest TO- the ladies, and for fur.
sher particulars We rerar: them to the fashiea-
books; all of which ;canbe obtained at Right:
-er's News Depot: ''''- -: 20 {
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aT 4 N6YELTY.-tHE LATEST AND
most oeeeasl remedy tor the cpre1ol debility, l6ss
OF 2Ypette headaeho, torpur oi t4e hyr ETC., is
HHEPAT1c- BlITERsi For sale by Rll
DHuggistst: :!L:j :g.t..::y .l-:sci. :;l - u
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THE D.KifnTq.N.EW

LARGEST caoULATIoN.-rHE Daily
sRws BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RsooaN1zEp As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
on,.1ioN ic ! IN II THE al CITY OF CHARLESTON,
pfBr1sHEs TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING m THE PosroFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1s'
IONS OF THE NEW posToFFIcE LAW.
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.yTHN CRY P4;EsS, PGghssas
ED at Lake City. Florida. enjo.s ihelargest ctr.
cuati1n ofxIy yhoNsphperIunshedin i'll the state, It
is circulated principal in those connIes " Last
ret tr5 Sst trade ,Tbuts gent TO Aeary every Pest:
fccIu the State It Is decidedly a: white msigs
paper which. together With its extensive circ'atpn,
makes it Rqst, Nesir.b 60 lvertising me ,r.m si@
.Eforidnirsde. :: ..-i>,.:''i - L ". DAVIS.
Scntembrr u : :.'> 'Eththt and tropriclor..
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YysiNEsAi aSS05T aNSS05T1cEs.

,cEe III. n. e E5.sI -.
i Hgou gant cheap Bl.nk tBooss:l r..!,;y =.
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes Paper,
Sc 4. or bHHaY's alusnuc.r =.fT "a
If you want Printing executed neatly;
:. III ygHwpB Beeks bound: IN any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any deured pattern .ot
ruling, gorto .Eiram Harriss Agent No. 80 Broad
street. o1
L!3oas 3.oi: :; ::
OYSTER SOUP, shrimp salad, fish and roast
beef will be the lunch attractions OF Torck's Our.
House thi4.,6rshb5G GrIILAO
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sRs HssEIa 81 aAnarttts9.A-Pat,don Hota.:@soptem5;
Der If.AB. II. Smith, ID. r. r. Smith,. Laurens;
s. C.; Robert Jones; New Fork; W. #: etdwleg
,secial Circle; Mrs: G. ". -Westerman and:
daughter, Columbia; g: Il. Rod ;ers, North.
eastern Railroad; Thomas Ferebee. Graham
Vile; John p: ParSet, Cooper River. /; 'nH
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TIE PIoNEER Cooperative sroaE.-tne' g
work on the building 8 the corner OF Market
and Meeting hsWsab4 ois,Fspidly approaching
completion. 81 be- Faat taaH has been firmly
rebuilt, and Shs ss4Srah additions made to the
side and saeSiation ant
pats 1ecupyings:thsr new stnra. Rt an early
5Gssro:s SE, % :i1 o: 1c yc:.,::Gii 20
itt1HAysiG &c !s:-:rE -ts5E ssJ % -c;Gr:.W2
70 l1ise11 .;-s=E u 1s .es.!!5,,II .,c;.!:ss1I
s.r.e asr BAY. -GTkeaEd de~slko that portion OF
'G hisa iSait66 ,aah i:a the
mashete is lat: se.Feosdving tha.murh needed
rspahss abBgglrSs s. eFe busily en-!
gagged yesterday in nIestorinR the original leveE
by filing m IT. = thsEsstiss sEst5iss dir from the
street sweepinRa;T5 10 ssri
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::.Nlnspapsfsi


i G. T. TQWSES, Editor; j. @. BAILEY, Pro
prictor and Ass6diate sssG GOOD circulation IN both
town and county, and is read in tue Counties If
PickeGs. .Auaeysen :oeopee,. SpartAnb rs an Lal,,
rons IFS popularity continues to increase. and will
well repsy tho 9haIeetqn me, chants 10 advcfdss n
its col,lnna. Terms as usual, Address as p abSse
SeptemDir t8 - !:
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.ln Ell an.--.S1 - .. % L.lH icN:l. 10 - ~
SOUTHERN :: =; ::70Nle

CURES DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTI0NS nlAR-
oBEGhIiEEVE RoANRrAGgErANR GENERAL Pa
Svs: Ssa aef fbdHna bdngf Study aha uny perents.
sateeeded in paedaGns what we easim to- heithet
BEST. BITTERS AND. MOST PIIEhSANCI F. BEf!yyER-
AGE in use, compounded as. they are Of the most
valuable ireredlentsI known TO Pharmacy: AS
/ ToNtOl AND PPET1ZER lb bhaSno edual%reiiabe
In oil BILIOUS DERANGli,lESS resulting; Prom
miasmats intne4ces, SO prevalent at the South, and
the Southern putlio euSgreat TON 10 AanBEVER-
AGE weeopy qSk tor It iaiG tEf teelG assurEd
ite at the South Tt has alt the pleasing qtaitiesiof
I Eaa'Tdqusuf,;E and thba:linnder usmaH vahnnel is
four times oInpre active thap other pIe9aEagops l.
IL females guhsrihg from debility ahd aosa Of 'appe-
E9it and Ior persons e1hausted by netvpua etcite.
:rnent or oyeHeIeFtloni Ibe benefit Of these Hters
felt impediately pose Is 1 Xins glass f9 pff9re
mGals, ''1'~- 80 '"'''- " ecu 4A' 'i.''"' ~ !
i Each bo.tle has our stamp an sigma tra Dynr the:
cork ,oy. a-a ,DeYEE \ AoI5F Proprtet9ME M
No. 1869 Meeting street. corner Hazel.
..Lnuusk6 % I'D rc..C .9a:: III cGI-: GuOF
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CHOICE: GREEN AMI. BLACK TEAS: one, dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast co:per
Society GndAison streets. Goods deryefed troe.
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GLAD TiDINas. Steele has issued his fall
styles Of hats for gentlemen; Ths3 3appou9eement
will prove cheering to his patrons, and his "Hat
HaIa No. Sticking STREET oor,ain Ito be thronged
in weeks to come with Gag applicants for what can.
not tilto prove the 'hat ofthc season. Ne6by and
Matte styles. ftu2 a. /
GO II ts...............zI1 zI1,.ys .!LT:GLJ
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MoREHEAD. B1TTEBs.--These .bitters, can be
had at james lei M6Kean no. IS Anson.sttett, who is
prepared to fill. ell orders with Dispatch 80
August 10 3mos m'w
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We BEFERs 10 JeHN eoMMNs, No. 13i Meet
ing: street. who has returned from the North with
tree hafdred ses of good eabssantiai boots and
shoeas. iag5o'ailhiaay end Plsa tYo hundred cases
from auction which will be sold at reduced prices.
SESepember1 : T.. ~ u tufS
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

the agreeable boon of their room instead OF
that of their company; while, unless there can
he a reformation, the people of Worcester
that Quiet and beautiful city. will probably
request the under graduate Thomas Tuggs to
feather their oars in the still waters OF some
other neighborhood.
IL we thought that it would be of the least
use we would appeal to these sucking rioters
hereafter to demean themselves like prlze
voupg gentlemen, especially as it must be
painful to their mothers and sisters or pretty
cousins in attendance to hear that Bill ana
Tom and Frank have been ANONYMOUSLY
carried to prison for the larceny of sign boards,
Rut there is n time in the life of almost all
bows when the finest principles OF morality,
however cogently and eOQuently enforced, are
unite thrown away upon the gTaceless young
scamps. The College President talks to them
with tears in his venerable eyes, and they
reward the good man by breaking his windows
upon the next convenient occasion. we con-
tent ourselves with telling these rampant and
juvenile animals who will not be tanned, that
the day will come, if they live long enough,
when they will be heartily ashamed of them
selves. That is the day will come, provided
they do not make early wreck and ruin OF
their fortunes and sink into condition OF
chronic and shameless inferiority. Of this too
we would remind them, there is no small
danger,
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

The Ne,D- York Times calls certain Republican
papers "scurrlous malcOntents," and thinks
that they are not aiding in the election of Gen.
Grant. In the same number of The Times we
find an article recommending Mr.. Charles Fran
els Adams for the Senate in place of Mr.. Sum
ner Now, we have no objection to Mr.. Adams
personally, but is it not trying to weed out
" of the party its strongest, most sincere ana
"most devoted members" to begin movement
for the purpose of defeating Mr.. Sumner, who
is sincere and devoted" Republican, and
cleCting a gentleman whose position is ndebn-
ite who, if rumor is correct, is not in sym
pathy with the Republican party. and of whom
no one as yet knows whether he will support
Grant or Seymour
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29

Mr.. Robert Coningsby, the Special Agent OF
the British Society for the Encouragement OF
Arts, Manufactures and Commerce i'll America,
is at the Cooper Institute, and desires "to
make an official inquiry into the present state
"of American productive industry, and the gen
eral circumstances and conditioner the skilled
and unskilled working classes With this
view he seeksl to be informed of the wages
received by men and women employed in agri-
culture mining, manufacture, building, or
navigation in the different States; the cost OF
living in the different sections of the country !;
all about trade, and benefit, and cooperative
associations; the history of any strikes which
have taken place within the past two years :;
new inventions and labor-saying machinery
and the statistics of modern products. OF large
farms
New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
YORK FOR FREEDMEN.

AS there are still sections of our county
where Labor is scarce, we render double
service by stating that, though many have
found places, there is still a surplus of Black
Labor about Washington City, which can be
obtained by application to Mrs. j. S. Grifing
Washington City. OF course, those who will
send for families can do best; but hearty, will
ing men and women can still be had singly
We do not believe in cheapening labor and
would not encourage any to apply who do not
choose to pay fair wages; but whoever viii
send the requisite funds to effect their removal
may obtain about such common labor as he
wants; and the money thus advanced is to b
repaid out of the first earnings of the employed