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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2T.-CoTToN-With still bet
ter Gable advices from Liverpool holders here nave
advanced their prices. We note sales OF 1OO oales
Low Mddlings at 67 bales stained at 2Sc also
several hundred bales particulars not ase ertaned.
Market closed firm at 251sa2Gc for Middlng, held
generally at the latter.
CoFFEE-Ihere were further sales yesterday, but
not before reported Of $500 bags Rio balance OF the
Agnes cargo, on private terms; and GOO bags ex
Edith at liz gold, in bond. Today, from second
hands, $50 rags IN lots at 15al9c god as to quality.
st OK 20,U 100 bags Rio.
inquiry is good for brands suited to local trade,
which are scarce and firmly held; medium grades
Of City Mills Extra range from sli % 10 II TO- NO
sales Of any kind orihy OF special note
GRA S.-wheat-Oferings ght and demand good ;
sales include 100 bushels i'll eior white Ut 50 25; 42O
bushels tuir to good at 81 G5a2 77 OO bushels prime
Pennsylvania ut 81 so; no choice Southern ffcred;
101 bushels prime red at 81 90; 3Q0O Dushe;s soou
PENNSYLVANIA do at 81 Gj; 535 bushels do at SO 90.
Corn-G7.O bust els white aud 29UU bushels yellow
ofered market 1a2c higher for white; we report
sales OF $50 bushels ut 81 l5 800 bushels at 81 a.
1909 bushels at 81 l3; POGO bushels at 81 T.; 300
bushels damp of j TO- 700 bushels damaged at 81 /;
OF yellow 1000 bushes at 81 lSal 49, Oats steady;
sales of 14GC bushels ut SOc 11C0 do ut &c. and $50
bushels choice at SEC. kye-5i5 bushels offered,
175 bushels sold at 81 So, and $50 do 1T 81 50 per
bushtl
MoLAssEs.-No sales reported o-day; market un-
changed
PEov1s. .oSs-Lard is firm. with saes Of 200 tcs
Western today. for export at lic per ID. No sales
of Bulk Meats still held above uuyers views. Mess
Pork steady at S25 25a25 rs per Dbl Tor light anu
heavy Bacon is in steady jobblng demand and
prices firm ut 2c for Shoulders l4,:al+aic for Iin
Sides. and 5al5lc for clear rib do; Huns range
from IS to 20c latter best sugarcurcd cInvaseI
R1cE-Is quiei; ; Carolina ut 1ia111ac. and Rangoon
10a10i:c currency.
sUGAI-Mar4 ct steady, with sales of 4S hlds Cuba
in lots at iial13ic; 30 huds Porto Rico ut II IA
lo!sc; Is hhds Domerara ut 142lal5c; 100 hhds do
price not lrans, ircd.
REFISED sUGARs-Wero advanced today &c now
quote hard crushed lie; soft :, white Ice; circle
i55sc; L '52ic; extra 1515c; yellow 142[c; low
grades !3s4 l14c per ID.
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DR.. RECORDS
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experience the most efficient and reliable Preven-
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cording to directions every possibility of danger
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outlay, save hours oi untold bodily and mental tor
ments.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopt.
ed In the Old World, now offered for sale for the
first time in America By F. A. DUPORT CO.,
only authorized agents for the United States.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size, S.
The usual discount to the trade. Sent. Sc
curely packed, on receipt of price, to any address,
with directions and pamphlet, by addressing 20
F. A. DUPOR1 l. CO..
Sole Agents for DR.. Records p L..
May % 1yr No. y Gold Street. New York
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AFFAIRS N DARLNaToN.-We get the follow
ing items from the Darlington Southerncr:

ing Items from the Darlington Southerncr:
During the absence OF Mr.. Samuel Marco
(who had gone to Charleston), on Tuesday
night his store house was entered by thieves
and goods to the amount Of about two hun
dred dollars carried away. The thieves forced
the fastening Of window, in q room next to
the one in which Mrs. Marco slept, and enter
ed, passing into the main passage, took the
key Of the back door. and with it opened the
door leading to the store in front and then
plundered it.
On Thursday night last fire broke out in
the storehouse owned and occupied by Mr.. Il.
J. Woods, and being under such headway,
nothing could be removed before its total dc-
slruction. There were at tho time several
persons sleeping in the house. none OF them
knew anything Of it's origin, and each one had
but time to take care of himself. We regret
to learn that Mr.. Woods. in trying to save his
books aud papers. got very badly burned,
though it is not thought his case will be fatal.
The lower part OF the building contained o
small stock OF goods on which there was no in
surance, but VIC are informed that on the build
ing there was all insurance Of fifteen hundred
dollars.
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Railroaos.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM-
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, 30. Ca, March 1eth, 1868. J
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CZTY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE
at5sO AM, and at inter at AM. and at inter
Sals OF ten gO) minutes walls of ten o) minutes
SI1ti1g Soat tne day TIL the during the day till P
nn,:, M".teavs the Battery as follows Ttcenty t2O)
o hma'es aier the hour and ten l0) minutes Of the
M ,ro, irom s2o 81 a NJ. to 75O p NJ, except at ten
from the old Postofice
-RUTLEDGEsTREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,ncr T,,,ninu.
at 7.30 M, and at inter- at sos and a. Haters
yals Of ten 20, minutes yals of ten 10, minutes
PM. 'Ae oas '''i . f'hl-
N: B.-Leaye the Battery at fire (5) minutes after
the hour, and Mirty.ire 1851 minutes after the bonr
except at sos A: n, uutil 7.45 P. NJ. Every other
trip from the old Postofice. N'A
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,per T.r,n;-
at AN, and at inter. mus at $50 AM, and at
walls Of hfteen tl5l min intervals of fifteen (l5,
utes TIL ZOO P. II. minutes till 7.30 P. n.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 615 P.
ID. The last trip Of each to the old Postofice.
RUTLEDGE.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotrer Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at sS5 AM, and at inter-
walls of every twenty (20) walls Of every twenty 2O
minutes ull 6.45 PM. minutes till 7.30 PM.
NB:-M the trips are to the Battery, until 6l5 P.
NJ. The last trip OF each car to the old Postofice
s. W. RAMSAY,
January u Secretary and Treasurer.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, March 25 -CoTToN.-The sales
to-day amounted to 100 bales at irregular prlces'
part being at reduction of Sc from last quotations.
wtaout any change To- conform
follows: Ordinary 21a22c; Good Ordinary 2SsEc;
Low Middpg 2S24a24c; Middhng Ia2tIc; I S'.ies .ha
Middling -aS5c. The demand was limited ana tne
movement checked by the asking prices being mate
rally above the limits ofmost pending orae,s ra
large holders were generally stringent ID thelr pre-
tensions from which they Srsrs Tsae Wns IL te
meet The demand more freely, and the sales ct easier
prices were mostly from their tables with fina an acvf
from our previous quotations OF 23a23'ac tor oooo
Ordinary 24a-c Tor Low Middng, and 49, 10, lor
Mlddling. Holders were more confident toware @ .ns
close after the receipt Of encouraging teegrans lron
New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1867, toalesl 1o'2oO
Arrived to-day ~, roo ooa
Arrived previously. y................ ooo'oot-''o''o
COG, ,249
Cleared to-day. o'o!o 30, oc,
Cleared prevIous y........ '31''oto-'-f"oi
ocQ
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Agent Adams Frost & Co. & " Armstrong,
Robson, Chisolm Bros, Goldsmith Son, Mulkai,
Sloan. G " Williams & Co. e Rodgers & Co.
G Walter & Co, Willis & Chisolm, A harleston ]
Quackenbush Mantoue Co, L T Potter, L. D
kirkpatrick, Hanckle. Johnston, Crews & Co,
Noise Lebby, Busch. Utsey 4 Kenyon: j
Mallonee. Graeser Lee. Smith Co. Wardlaw 4 Ca
rev. G S Hacker, Risley & Creighton, Yelling,
Litschgi, W " Smith
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Stock on hand and on shipboard.. ...........'
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 2S.-TuRPENT1NE-- Els
brought in slowly, and is in moderate inquiry saes
of 173 bbls, at $500 for soft and - ior naro' e
2SO TBS. ,a
SPIRITS TUnpEN-1NE-Is in moderate request, and
very little Offering on market. Only one small lou
II bbls) sold to-day at 60 OTIS 2 gallon.
RosIS-Saes OF 222 bbls, at 50 80 for strained COM
m on and Isl do at 81 GO for pale.
TAR-2l1 bbls changed hands at So % q Dbl
P1TcH-A lot of lC0 bbls city made sold at %
= Dbl.
COTTON Market firm, and the price has advanc-
ed Sales Of GA balee at % cts for ordinary "a cts
for low middling, and 241s cts for middling.
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Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baldmore-46 hours
Mdze To Mordecoi Co. Courtenay trenholm
5 Railroad Agent, n Railroad Agent, q hlatte q
Co, ] Il Graver, Entelman, Dowie & NOISE > y ~ y
Wobltman, E Adger & Co, Ravenel L BarnweI,
j Fischer, Holmes L Calder, Bollmann BROS, > q
Murray vlncont, Jcfords &: Co, r Mcdowell
& son, ] Marshall J A Cook Co, M Willis, w
H Cha'ec Co, Wagener, Heath l. Monsees Q d
Claussen. L II Rodgers x Co, W Webb G W Whil-
den e. Co, Eriggs, Agent, Stoll, Webb CO, ) +
TAYLOR & Co, Weinan l. Burger, L Schrel, ueese-
man Bro Ravencl X Co, q Bischof x Co, west q
Jones, j Campscn & Co, Capt Ferguson. Clacius I
Wite G c Neill, o Wicters. /, Stcffens & Co, T NJ
Cater, Lilienthal, Feldman & Co. j G Dlohme,
j Fl Wcyhmann, Jennings, Thomlnson co. Z
AIilliken, Martoue X Co, G. Luhn, Quinn. w
AIarscher, Grubcr Martin, Goodrich, Wluemap
l. Co.
Schr Lilly, Francis, New Yori-5 days. Mdze. To
" Roach L dgcr l. Co. q Avcriu Son, a Bis
cLofr, u Bischotf Il Co, Bollmann Bros, Brown, W
N Bird 9; Co, T NJ BRISTOL, Bocsch, II Coba q
Co, A Canalc. L II White, Douglas " Miller, Dowie
& Noise, Esnard. C Gravely, Gruber Il Martin,
j d Graver, W Gurney, Goodrich, Wincman Il Co,
Hart Il Co, NurSamp co, n Hunt Son, jan
covich l. Kornahrens, King Il Glbbon, w knoDe-
loeb. Lillicnthal, Laurcy Alexander, LANCER,
Muller. Nmitz & Co. r Middleton Mazyck Bros,
Mehrtens * Wohltmann, J Ojcman, O'Ncill, L
Pratt, Railroad Agent, Rarcncl 4 Barnwell, STEM
house K Co. G w Steffcns Il Co, H scox, Shep-
herd Il Cohen j + Strickiuss, : von Santen, Thurs
ton Il Holiness j Thompson Co. J. Tupper Il Sons,
ID Is Vnccut, " Webh Werner & Ducker, j NJ
Wohltmann " G whilden & Co, Wcich l. Brandes,
Wagencr, Heath & MonseeS, D Walker, Yates,
Agent Willis & Chisom. Jeffords & co, U Quarter
master. 4 Warn, & Warn, Warm, Yarn, j.
i Warn, D Lopez, Stoll Webb & Co.
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, c. Rice
Flour bales Cotton, and Sundrfes. To Shackel-
ford & Kelly. Z Bull Hopkins, Mcpherson l. Co, u
Paul < Co, and others
IN THE OFF1NG.
Ship Il Tucker, from Liverpool
Cleared Yesterday.
British bark Hector, Nelson. Doboy, Gco-Street
Bros n Co.
schr Fannie F Hall, Gwinn, Philadelphia -Risley &
Creighton.
From this Port.
Spanish brig Paco, Bosch, Alicante, March 4.
UP for this Port.
The Eastman, Leach, ut Liverpool, March IL.
Schr L Raymond. Higgins at Boston, March 81.
Schr Wapella, Hawkins, at New York, March n.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Myrover, Hughes, at Boston, March 25.
Sailed Yesterday.
The Dorothca Plambcck. from Dremcnhaven, March
III.
Memoranda.
The schr Rising sun. Jones, nom Rockport, Me-
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1sGs-rHE BAPTIST BANNER, AU-
GuSrA GEORGIA.

fIHE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH VOL.
i UNI. of this Religious and Family journal Will
appear on:he first Saturday in january, 1868.
1he Banner will be issued regularly every Satur'
day. printed with new type md on fine paper
The rcsidelt Editor. Mr. JAMES n. ELS, VIII
be aided by the pens of soine Of the most disIn.
suish writrs OF the dcnon,ip ipoion in this aud the
adjoining -tates
lmt'd number of advertisements inf suitable
characie.! VIII bc received ai the usual rates.
subSrr ron price I!!REf u LIARS Fer nnum.
Address, rlEG,SJ BANNER.
December q Augusta, Ga.
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Commercial.
The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Mondly Evening, March 81, 'GS.
The decidedly advancing condition OF the article
in the English market caused an active demand,
with busy market here, prices going up l@11:c. q
tb.; sales about 1850 bales viz: II at 49, 90 at 23
1G at 23 90 ut a. 2i4 at 2 II at &C. l4S at o. A at
271z. so5 at 2s, 1o9 at 2S1s. We quote:
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THE DAILY NEWS.
General Grant Diagnosed by DR.. Hosea
BlgIow.

DR.. Hosea Biglow, from motives of pure philal
thropy and commendable desire to benefit th
country has listened to o recital Of the woes wh1c
invest the General Of the army by reason Of h
position upon the current issues OF tn
day, and, like the sympathetic physician that ne j
has kindly preferred the following diagnosis whlc
assumes the form of an answer TO one OF the man
Industrious and anxious seekers for the GenerA
opinions"
DEAR SR.-You wish to know my notions
On sartin pints thet Iile the land:
There's nothin thet my natur so shuns
Ez bein' mum or underhand;
I'm o straight-spoken kind o creetur
Thet blurts right out wut's in his head,
An ef I've one pecooler feetur,
It is nose thet wunt be led
So. to begin at the beginnin',
An come directlyto the pint,
think the country's underpinnin'
Is some considble out o. jint;
alut agoiIl' to try your patience
BY tellin' who done this or thet,
don't make no insinooations,
lest let on smell rat.
Thet is, mean, it seems to me so.
But eff the public think I'm wrong,
I wunt deny but wut be So
AN, fact, it don't smell very strong:
Mymind's III fair to lose its balance
AN say wich party hez most sense;
There may be f0lkS o. greater taleuce
Thet can't set stiddisr on the fence.
I'm an eclectic; ez to choosin'
'Twixt this an thet, I'm plaguy lowth;
Ileaye side thet looks like losin',
But (while there's doubt) stick to both;
stan upon the constitution,
Ez preudent statesmun say, who'ye planned
Away to git the most profuslon
O. chances ez to tU1re they'll stand.
Fz to the answerin' o. questions,
I'm an of OK at bein' druv,
Though amt One thet AIRY test shuns
I'll give our folks he!pin' shove;
Eind o. promiscous 60 1T
Fer the hol country, an the ground
take, ez nigh ez I can showit,
Is pooty gen ally all round
don't appruve o. givin' pledges;
You'd ought to leave feller free,
An not go knocGin' out the wedges
To ketch his fingers in the tree;
Pledges air awfe breachy cattle
Thet preudent farmers don't turn out
Ez long'z the people git their rattle,
Wut is there fern to grunt about?
Ez to my principles, glory
In hevin nothln' o. the sort;
aint Rad, I amt Loco,
I'm jest candidate, in short;
Thet's fair an square an purpendcler,
But, eff the public cares q brad
To hev me an thin in partcler,
Wy, I'm kind O. Demmy-Rad.
P S.
Fz we're sort o. privateerin',
o. course, you know, it's sheer an sheer,
An here is sutth:n' wurtli YOUR hearln'
I'll mention in your prlvit ear:
Eff YOU Git me inside the White House,
Your head with lie I'll kin O. mint
By gittin' you inside the Lighthouse
Down to the eend O. Jaalam Pint
An now, you see, dun an sed it.
I hope you'll bother me no more;
You see this talkin'-wy dread it
spose you hearn O. that afore.
But when you git to thet convention
hope you'll put me on the course;
Jes' one more thing I like to mention:
Ho,o do you like my Sorret 'orse?
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile from Georgetown, S c.
Capt Smith, Hughes Taylor, Blackwell, Miss CHS
on. Mrs Crocker, Mrs Farrey, Fucker. Foster, and
deck
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Richardson, Spence q Co.'s Circular.

NtSlIfKSssUtH' SPUHcc q <'U' > y III 'rf.tI'
LIVERPOOL Mrrcl 13-CoTToN-Tlle market
o.ehei Oh !Ion ny r.iJcr great excitement, and
priccs. both Tor arrival and spot co.toDs, Were I'll
opce pushed up iu "a per ID OH Ike adv need
rat oi satur ny afternoon, aIiddliug Orleans, 10
arrive, fetching o ID h. md on the pot 1O;al TO
1usid per L.. 10 >usidc cain ~ per b before noon,
bu; to rally again OH tuesday a'd Wednesday nGarlr
market has been quiet and gone back ed per lb, al
which 1t closes.
H. Manchester businc. has brer Disappointing 10
all parties few producers being wi ing 20 meet bay
on sufficiently favorable terms 10 lead 10 busi-
On the srot. To rive, basis M,dding
Niddling Uplands 10 1-16 Upands 1O,9
Mobiles lOlz Mobile 1O16 to 1014
Orleans ,n.> Orleans 10ii to 1O7G
Texas ! ~" -.--.,-,--
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ConsiSnccs per south taroIinn Railroad
March 80.
AS bacs Cotton 4S bales D"mestics, BOG bags
Grain. Ill bags Cotton Sc d, 80 hbls Naval Stores,
cars Wood aud Lumber, car Cattle. &c. 10 " X
Ryan, iiliams NJ Caldwell X sous, Halroad
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
March 80.

81 bales Cotton, bbls Naval Stores. bags Cotton
Seed, Peas, Potatoes, Mdze, &c. To Adams, Frost
K Co. R NJ Marshall 4 Bro. J o'Neill l. Son, ] NJ
Martin, Kanapaux Lanneau, Bradley, Mowry
& Co, G Walter & Co, Dowie l. Noise, " Z Ryan,
Mantoue & Co. G Clark g. Co, Graeser, Lee, Smith
& Co. D Aiken & Co, Chisolm Bros, D Epangh,
L Westcoat, G Pritchctt, F Sawyer, + sim
MONS Marshall. Jr, W Dukes Il Co, Meyer,
E ] Fripp Co, a Perry. Webb, c Ruck,
Weiter., Mazyck Bros, o Weiters, Railroad Agent.
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P. S..
A ROMANCE OF THE SEAS.

PARTICULARS OF THE WRECK OF THE AMERICAN
SHIP GENERAL GRANT-THE SURVIVORS LTv-
ING ON THE AUCKLAND ISLAND EIGHTEEN
MoNTHs-UPwARDs OF TWENTY LIVES LOST.
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PORT CALENDAR.

First Quarter 31st, hours II minutes, morning.
Full Moon, 7th, hours, minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 14th, 5 hours, &c minutes, evening.
New Moon, 22d, 8 hour, IL minutes, evening.
First Quarter, Goth, hours, 10 minutes, evening.
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The schr Rising Sun. Jones, fiom Rockport, NJ
for Charleston arrived at Holmes Hole, March %.
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Marine news.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. March
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GREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
ROAD.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6rH
" Passenger Trains will run daily, Sundays ex
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} Aa1sr,Hnuxes,

4 = :
We has bsArs susdsayD ths eoaasst in IL
sssh Msi.nhssstsl Dh&sict. IN sppositon 10
n. election - Gen. 49,. TSs grstifyhs -
suit shows that Butier's majority istwo 70 one
over both the other candidates, nd nearly thir-
teen 70 one ever he boiling candidate Dana
With unsnimity never surpassed the Rspubli-
cans Of Essex nominated IL man Of thsir choice
to represent them In Congress. and thsreupon
. few sore he.ds got together and nominated
Dana. and the "fudsduddy" old woman Of the
Boston advertiser, and the little teapot daily
7ranseript. neither Of them Acknowledged Re
publican organs, commenced their Examinations
against The RsPsblioaa. candidate. A lit was-
prsdestined that more fools should quelch
themselves than Massachusetts, contained, Gen.
Fitzpatrick len New Jsrsey where his services
wss % mach nssdsd, and took the stump In
Essex 10 run down the Republican candidate.
He might possibly have lived down his bad rep
utation bad he staid longer in Chilli, but he has
gained vorse netorisy in this last exhibit Of
himssaf, and has made record which viii
troabls him hereafter. Gen. Hawley, who ID
dieting Is the successor Of Gen. Grant, must
needs make an as Of himself. and 20 he placed
himself On record a. endeavoring 70 defeat the
candidate Of the Republicans in another State
Kilpstriek's and Hawley' imprudeuce and In
pudsnce ought to, and win be uncomfortable
chickens that viii como home to roost in good
time. ... .r..'..... cd 90. .,...H'
But what can DO said Of paper like the Port
land Pres, that sspirss TO be leading Rspub-
lioan organ in this State. which enters the ring
against the Republican party Of another Ststsf
II Il wishes to inspire confidence In itself a. .
party leader. and II h did not like Gen. Butler
because he was too much Of . Republican, or
for any other cause, II could have shut It's
mouth, and perhaps secured the reputation Of
sage bird. There was something more to this
matter than the personally Of candidates. The
question was one Of party organization, and II
the Prsn wishes the people Of this District and
State 10 understand that II encourages disorgan-
nation and decentralization In the party ranks,
we shall regret Il a. much for its own sake o.
our own, but IL II Is bolter's organ outside Of
the State, who can feel confidence that II viii
not turn against the party at homo whenever
the proper appliances are secured, whether Of
pique or something elsei Such mistakes can
not b made and recovered from every day.
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Yoa may Do Toe Late.

Do warned in time. Diseases, like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia. are not 70 10 ttnsd with There
10 such . thing ss being too tote In those msttss.
Inflammation, or Scirrhus Cancer, OF some other
dangerous disease may ensue, when al rsstors.
tlves, no matter how potent, would DO insnsotusi.
Do not dslsy, then. when the symptoms Of Dys-
pspsA are hrst experienced, resort at once TO the
great restorative medicine, HOsTETTERT ST0M.
ACH BITTBRs, and you will be safs.
Bot few disorders involve greater sufFerings. and,
II not In itself Immediately dangerous, u 10 the
source Of many deadly mslsdiss. Even II II did
not tend 70 greater evil, the mental and physical
misery It produces 10 alone . sufficient reason
why no pains should be spared 10 prevent or cure
It. In no county on the fscs OF the globe 10 u 90
completely demonstrated 90 In our own, where II
10 found In nearly every household. HOSTEL
TERS STOMACH Differs are universally con-
coded to DO the sovereign remedy for this annoy.
Ing disease, as they act directly upon the digestive
organs, correct and tone the stomach, and give
renewed vitality to the system. Acting delight.
FULLY upon the nerves and soothing the BRAN.
renders them efieSoious - . mental medicine,
rs we'll rs genial stomashic. II taken ~ . pre-
tentative. they will be found particularly we'll
suited TO the diseases arisug from the unhealthy
season OF autumn. aud their use will prevent the
creeping, unpleasant sensation Omen complained
Of when tho chiils are stealing slowly upon the
patient. Nov.