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"A mine Of bitumen and liquid pitch
has been discovered in the beat of Corral
Nuevo, Matanzss, said to be very valua-
bic. It's exploration is 70 be commenced
soon,
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POLITICAL GAINS.
who's Ahead 1.-THE Democrats
or RAIDS!

The following table shows the gains
sndIosses Of the two parties in the elec
tiOns which have taken place this year
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BOARDING..

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Senator's OF the State Of South Caro-
liDa discussing angrily their own right to
enter hotels.
Did ever any government exhibit such
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Mall.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,
At
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OF Medl-ine in the University OF Maryland
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aud viii erd on tire lst OF March, 1859. There
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
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DRTvATE SELECT SCHOOL.

AIRS. NJ A. KNOX will resume her school on
WI MONDAY, Sc ptennber 7th, at her residence,
mort heast corner OF Orleans and Court streee
extended Pupils viii he receive1 and classed
from september lst. Terms modined 70 suit
the times. sn1o "a
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TO TEACHERS.

tbs Trustees OF FERNANDO FENALE
COLLEGE wish to lease their Blick Building
Of 20 Rooms and acres OF oround Tor series
arlI4W HerRandO, Miss.
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SAINT MARY's SCHOOL,
Near Baltimore. Maryland.

IN ful operation, with complete corps OF
L Teachers and Professors Pupils rom nfnS-
teen different States South and SosEthtCesf, n0l0
prese1lE Location beautiful, convenient, re-
tired and perfectly healthy school select
number OF pupils limited, and chargss more
moderate than the few Institutions Of the same
Glass in cities and elsewhere Term begins Sep
tsuber 10 1855 Address the Principal,
ROBERT X. ARCHER,
anil staw6w Ellicott's Mills, Nd.
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, ~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. 7laat &ppAfe.s
! ~ tion will be made by the subseribssS fAah
| Directors OF the Board OF Chosen ErsdhSsf3ss~
Of the County of Hudson, and to the Airsx*Bfs
| Of the Board OF ChoEen Freeholders ofihs d5unu-
| ty of Union. on the twelfth day Of ADEAushsr.
| eigteen hundred and sixty-eight at ten lc'saack
In the forenoon OF that day. at the C0aast asaese
in the city Of Elizabeth, in Union CDazkEsxzsA
| at the same day and hour at the Court Hopsaan
the City Of Hudson, in Hudson County. tsTsHai
ccnce to build wharves and piers In ir0ntc1t hssr
lands situated on the waters of Newark heyss1
the Township of BayoDne, in the Counfy sdahth
son, to extend az follows
Beginning at the high winter mark on 'flse s3scre
of Newark bay in the division line betBcen,Ihe
lands OF the applicant and the lands Of iasasn
ID. Cook: thence north fifty degrees twers7 xsssas
utes, weet eight hundred and fifty ;eet 10 tzerm-
terior line OF solid filling; thence along rstasttsx
OF solid filling north thirty-nine degrees tea ixazn
utss, cart two-hundrcd and thirty-thres Nsaa
thence south fifty degrees twenty minntes sasAi
eight hundred and sixty feet to high water guokk
In the division line between the lands nf thassp
plicant and the lands of Humphreys; fhescr
southwesterly along high water mark the sevssal
courses thereof about two hundred and fhifty
nve feet, to the place 0fbeginnng, together swikh
one pier commencing on the exterior line ofH01sA
flling, distant one hundred feet noithcnstxkAy
lion the westerly corner of the solid fllipg4ze4
the applicant, said pier to extend into s<Sseak
bay on u course north nifty degrees twenty evaka-
utes west, and to be thirty-three feet wfhraszfa
two hundred and ffty feet long
ELIZABETH WARNE7s.
Dated Sept. 26th 1868. 1D3sAasw
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN; That Applies
~ ton will be made by the subscriber iBsthr
Directors of the Board OF Chosen treehBlheTSsDf
the County of Hudson, and to the DirrctSF sn5
the Board of Chosen Freeholders OF the cszfTsy
of Union, on the twelfth day of November ntgh-
teen hundred and sixty eight, at ten o'u3nck sSm
the forenoon of that day at the Court HvHse IN
the City of Elizabeth, in Union county, and ~
the same day and hour at the Court Huuse IN the
City of Hudson, in Hudson County, i"r a license
to build wharves and piers in front OF his lnsAs
situated on the waters of Newark Bay, In sfsr
Township of Bayonne, in the County OF Huh5np,
to extend az follows:
Beginning at high water mark on the affDfe a.
Newark Bay, in the division line between ike
lands of the applicant and the lands of aieiss
thence north hity degrees and twenty minnies
west, nine hundred and ten feet TO the 'exteriUr
line of solid filling; thence along said line OF
solid filling north thirty-nine degrees and ten
minutes, east five hundred and tort, feet; fhenre
south fifty degrees and twenty minutes, east eight
hundred and fifty feet to high water mark in 1ht
division line between the lands OF the nispi7oszn
and the lands OF Morris; thence southweatrT}y
along high water mark the several courses dhrre-
OF about five hundred and sixty feet to Inc Fgaf1.
of beginning: together with two piers conInsBr-
ing on the exterior line of solid filling, disianE
one hundred and thirty feet northeasierly saUR1
the westerly corner of the solid filling of the Hp-
plicant, said piers TO be forty feet wide and fMD
hundred and fifty feet long, TO extend into New
ark Bay, on course north fifty degrees M d
twenty minutes west, and TO have an opening
between the piers of two hundred feet
JACOB II. SCHUYLER.
Dated Sept. &C. 1868. saD-1esvBw
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That apnalra

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; Thatappiira-
IN ton will be made by the subscribers TO dae
Directors of the Board of Chosen Freehoidersp 81
the County of Hudson and to the Directars saf
the Board of Chosen Freeholdcrs of the Coupty
of Union, on the twelfth day OF November, clgh-
teen hundred and sixty-eiElit, at ten e'cisck ia
the forenoon of that day, AZ the Court isanse I'm
the City of Elizabeth, in Union County, sandaat
the same day and hour at the Court House in she
city of Hudson, in Hudson County, fora ucense
to build Wharyes andPiers in the Township III
Bayonne, in the County OF HUDSON in iraaf vi
lands belonging to them, to extend as Iol1esfs;
Beginning at low water mark on the. Ehese sUf
Newark Bay, AT a point where the norfheastt2ly
side OF XIII Road or First street intefeee4s the
same; thence, first running along low Matcransrk
on course north thirty-fve degrees and ten min
utes eaet, four hundred and eight feet and'bHen-
ty i've one hnndredths of foot, to- the north hire
OF the property; thence, second, north hIty-aue
degrees aud forty minutes west, running in&D
Newark Bay eight hundred feet, to the exterscr
line of solid filling; thence, third along fAelnx-
terror line of solid filling on a course ssssssh
twenly-fOur degrees and twenty minutes, assxfi
four hundred and seventeen feet to the south@3y
boundary OF the property; thence, founths srfsth
fifty one degrees and forty minutes enst, pnraaiel
with the second described line seven bnIsarrd
| and twenty feet to the shore of Newark Boy. 10
| the place of beginning.
Together with the right to construct two Yie<s
| described as follows: One OF them - cam
mence on the exterior line of cold filling, eernu.
ty-five feet southwesterly from The n0rfhr<ls
property line; thence running on courrc figsssA
| lance OF two hundred and fifty feet; fhezzre
| southw esterly peralel with the exterior linz sef
solid filling fifty ieet; thence southeasteriys pr
allel with the trst described line, two hnnaisss
and fifty feet to the exterior line OF soiid ii izy
| thence northeasterly along the exterior line Da
solid filing my feet, to the place Of be@inRing
The other pier commencing on the eKtErimx line
of solid filling distant seventy five feet .1,Ds5h
easterly from the southerly line of the pfopnrty.
Thence running no tn fifty one degrees and 5sr-
| ty minutes west two hundred and fifty feet:
thence northeasterly parallel with the exteyiur
| line of solid filing fifty feet
Thence southeasterly parallel with the trstde.
| scribed line two hundred and fifty feet THENCE
southw9stery along the exterior line of the sctid
| filling fifty feet to the place OF beginning. Kash
OF said piers being fifty feet in width and tNo
hundred and fifty feet in length, extending Eram
| the line of solid filling: said piers being hiHtsaa
from each other one hundred and sixty seven Fs4a
| on the line OF solid filling.
SAMUEL r. TRIAIBLY,
ANN f. TRIMBLY.
| Dated Sept. 26, 1868 29-lewfw
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PARIS, Oct. 16.

The Etendard asserts that Gen. Prim
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expected in Madrid disapproves the
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ernment, and will dc his utmost to
thwart his designs. The Gaulois pre-
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soon recognize the Provisional Junta
as She de facto Government of Spain
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1t is understood that the basis agreed
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The Rigsdag, in reply to the Kings
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she uegotiations with Prussia in the
NAatter Of Schleswig Holstein rejoice
in the unity of feeling between the
King and the people hope for con
tinuation of friendly relations with
Prussia, and that the international dit
Eerences may be easily settled.
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Spain.
MADRID, Oct. II

MADRID, Oct. IL.
A decree ordering elections for the
Cortes, in the different Spanish colo
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will not be permitted to vote. The
Colonial Deputies will be allowed to
propose II plan for the abolition OF
slavery The free schools in Spain have
reopened. The estimates OF the Bureau
of Public Works are only half of those
of last year.
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The Central Junta have published a
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