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= 0ur w, ,W,a.hinston dispatches.

Our Wsshington Dispatches.
pRooEEpmag or CONGRESS- REMOVAL OF DBA-
e, BiLTrfzs4NKw MEXICAN MINISTER, 60.
WAsHMaToN, June 16.-A bin was introduced
fr promoting commerce between the States,
and dispensing with fteights on military and
navafsstores. It contemplates the construc-
tion Of railroads centering at Washington. -
The bill removing disabilities OF certain .citi-
gems Of North andzsouth Carolina, Alabama
1 and Georgia, and few for other States, was
takenup. The sIsb coYers about twelve hum
dred, Including Governors Brown, Holden,
General 1onsstreet, and George ". Jones, OF
Tennessee, the last the only known Democrat
IN tbetot l.e, tt;s;;--sssszs 2 ics-45 i- -.
The consideration Of the finance bill was re-
sumed, after which the Senate adjourne'. -.
In THE HOUSE, the Seaste amendment reliev-
ing Roderick B. Butler, member elect from
Tennessee, from disabilities, and seating him
without the iron.clad oath was passed, by q
vote Of nirety To twenty. y.seveu. Alter some
focal business the discussion OF the River and
Harbor bin was resumed. It appropriates
about seven millions. The Southeast is only
benehttef BY MISREPRESENTATION OF Unity tlol-
ssnd' and an examination and survey Of the
Atlantic coast. The tributaries aof the Mis-
sissippi, Missouri and Arkansas rivers have
an appropfiation'of one hundred and eighty
fiye;tR6usand. There was no action; taken.
IA motion 70 reconsider the twenty per cent.
additional to department employees prevailed,
and,the,bii WAS recalled from the Senate, when
the House adjourned. l,5,,.s..
Itis rumored chat General Martin McMahon,
OF New York, Win be appointed Mexican Min
lister. I, "a
- The United States Indian Agent, Leayen-.
Wpr.h, in his report snsrrates numelous out
RACES on the part q the Camanehes and Kio.
was. They seem TO have special predilection
tor raids into Texas. Leayenworth recon-
mends, that they be punished promptly and
severely. ;Y7-ana'
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sgCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men OH tho Errors. Abuses and Diseases which de-
slroy tho Manly Powers und creato impedments to
Marriage with sure means OF relief. Sent In scaled
letter envelopes FREQ Of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
NAV On 3mo
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Spsfial Motifes.

srTHE STEAMER CITY POINT WILL
discontinue her trips to Florida, for summer REPAIRS
until further notice, June2
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sP. H. HARE SYNONYMOUS WITH
Health, Strength and vigor. The secret viii be re-
vealed by investing In q bottle of PANKNINS BE
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Az BATCHELOWs HAIR DYE.LTHIS

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aF SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE BUSINESS
in Lumber and Building Material, heretofore con-
Quoted for me, under the name Of j. N. WOOD,
Agent, will hereafter be conducted by my son.
ISAAC r. HALL, as my attorney. all persons In
dsbted 10 the late J. N. WOOD, Agent will make
payment to the aforesaid. ISAAC HALL.
June is mwfS" 20
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.

THE TKI-WEEKLY NEWS.
Issued on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
A Marvel OF Chcapness!
LARS FOR SIX MONTHS.
CONTAINS ALL THE READING MATTER
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the TRLwEEKLY EDITION OF THE NEWS is
published, together with the large variety OF inter-
estnp original and selected matter which fills every
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who have seen 1t to be beyond comparison THE
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| published anywhere In the South.
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| Address
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Fspruary 20 CHARLESTON, 4. Q.
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June 4
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,

~ "
Via Southampton.
THE EcREw STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
BALTIMORE. :.."..... Capt. voECKLER.
Capt. UNDUEISCH.
OF $500 TONS AND ZOO HORSEPOWER.
re, WILL Run REGULARLY Be
NE&&f1s TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
ZE1ME13ka9@ MEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
Ss@f ksss.3lts Bremen on the 1st of each month.
From Southampton on tue 4th OF each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st of each month.
PRICE OF PAssAaE-From Baltimore to Bremen,
London, Hayre and Southampton 500; Steer
aRo $50. From Bremen to Baltimore-Cabin $50;
Sleerage s4U
Prices of passage payable in gold, or Its equivs-
lent ~. u.
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull for which through bills Of lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
bills of lading but those Of the Company will be
signed. Bills Of ladipg will positively not be de-
IYcred before goods cleared at the Customhouse
For Freight or Passage, get,1 aPPIy 62pp TO m
No. 9 South charles-street. Baltimore.
Orto MORDECAI CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
April 20 6mos
FOR EDISTO, ~
ROCKVILLE ENTERPRISE, FENWICK'5 AND
HUTCHINsON's ISLANDS AND WAY LAND
INas. as.s
~r-~A THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
gssss.:f55 Captain D. BOYLE. will receive freight
Ttis Ddy and leave To-Morrow Morning. at 8 O'CLOCK,
and Edisto Friday at O'Clock P. III. ,.,.
For freight or passage apply on I board: or @ 70
FOR GEORGETowH,
GARDENERS BLUFF, AND ALL THE'LANDNGs
ON THE PEE DEE RIVER. ;,.-
.rF-~s TIE STEAMER PLANTER, CAPT.
&C. C. WHITE, is now receiving Freight
az Accommodation Wharf, and will leave Friday
Might, the 10Th inst "a $3.50 a-i
" . ''' y ~ JOHN FERGUSON.
June 16 Accommodation Wharf
FOR PALATIxA, FLORIDA
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY's FERNANDINA.
JACKSONVILLE. AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
-A STEAMER DICTATOR WILL
.EsS96tZS leave Charleston every Monday Night
al o'clttcE, and Savannah every Tuesday Atter-
noon of O'Clock, for the above places. Heturning
will leave Savannah for Charleston every Friday
'''"'' ~ J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
June2 South Atlantic Wharf.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE, VIA BEAUFORT. H1LTos HEAD
AND BLUFFToN.
-r-, TIE STEAMER PILOT BOT, Capt.
| ,EassssSaaf@S ~. T. McNELTY, will leave cns-les.
ton every Thursday Morning, at 6o'clock, and ga.
yannah every Saturday Morning, at 6 O'Clock. -
The steamer FANNIE, Capt FEM PEcK, win
| leave Charleston every Monday Morning. at 6
O'Clock, and Savannah every Wednesdoy ApT1ing, at
6oclock, touching at.Blufton and Chisoih's Land
| Ing, going and returning ....,.
| JOHN FERGUSON,
l June 4 Accommodation Wharf,
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POLITICAL SUMMARY.

GOSSIP aMoNa THE NEW YORK PoIITIcIANs-THE
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
{ OF CHASE, pEsDLEToN, HENDRICKS AND HAM
COCK GETTING THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION,
&C., &c. !.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.


CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. {
SfAsx, THE RMAN LINE, SAILING
Nk2aSE1e sEMIwEEKLY. carrying the q.
LE1MlNHfHS 8. Mails, consisting Of tho following
EESE7SS- steamers: ; -,
CITY OF PARIS
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON, scot
CITY OF BOSTON,
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday,
at / M, from Pier No. 45 North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE,
By THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency: -.
1st Cabin. $500 Steerage. $50
1st Cabin TO London. .105 steerage to London. 35
1st Cabin to Paris .115 Steerage to Paris. 20. 46
Passage by the Monday stelmers-First Cabin $50
gold; Storage $50; payable in o. s. currency.
Rates ofuassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin.
$40, Steerage, Sl0;payable In gold. .cRe-ss
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre, Hamburg,
Bremen, &C., stmodcrate rates. 40 o 'i'
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
f40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per-
SONS sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company's
Offices. J0HNG g, DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway, New York.
June4 q emo
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sT S-A-R-S-A-P-A-R-I-L- AS
sOCIATED with other powerful vegetable ingredi-
cnts that form RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN
REsoLvENT, Is curing the worst cases OF chronic
scrofulous sypbilod, and Urinary Diseases, as well
as Skin Diseases.
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cnts that form RAILWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN
REsOLVENT, Is curing the worst cases OF chronic
scrofulous, sypbilold and Urinary Diseases as we'll
as Skin Diseases
medical gentleman inquiries 'ff the Resolvent is
acurc for Spermatorhea, Impotence, and Discharges
from the System, that threaten disso.ution," &c.
The RhNOYATING RESOLvENI, when prepared
under the old process, cured many persons In this
city aud elsewhere, who, from selabusc, had almost
placed themselves beyond tho reach of cure but who
were cured and since married. aud have children.
This is good evidence of Its powerful curative and
fruitful efficacy.
AS Blood Purifier, 1t g superior to oil Sarsapar-
las-thesc dccoctions are mere washes compared to
tho powerful, stimu ating, strengthening and liic-
invigorating effects Of tho true SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLvENT. So quick is this remedy In passing
into the circulation that 1t may be detected In the
Blood hr.! Urine in ten minutes after 1t is taken.
In ordinary Pmples, Bloches, Worms or Insects
in the skiu Black Spots, Sores, Erupons &C., few
doses is sufficient to make the skin clear smooth and
healthy.
In aggravated Diseases of the Skin, Sores, Ulcers
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Syphiloid, Secondary or
Primary, this remedy cures permanently, and has
cured sfter the treatment of Ricord, Vclpeau, Du
Barry of pals, and the same treatment in this coun
try, faiod. tFor the theory Of cure, see DR.. Rad
ways new medical book, False and True, now
rcady;) also many other diseases not pro- to men
tion In public advertisement But 80 powerful Is
this remedy, that physicians, who formerly had no
faith in Sarsapara deeply interested in its woi
dcrful effects as prepared by DR.. Radwsy in the
SARSAPIRlLLIAN RESOLvENT.
1t acknowledged 10 be superior, safer, and
more rapid cure than Buchu, Juniper, Cubebs, Tur.
pontine Copabin, &C., for sll diseases OF the Urinary
Bladder, or Uterine Organs, and the only sure cure
for Liberation and Degeneration OF the Kidneys.
DIR. Radway hns ior several years given special at
ten ion 10 diseases OF these organs, and his trca-
ise OIL Kidneys, Bladder, and the Urine in False
and True is the most thorough and explicit OF any
puhlishpd
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Read FALSE AND TRUE. Send one letter
stamp to RADwAY CO., TO. ~ Maiden Lane,
Now York. Information worth thousands win be
given you. Price of RESOLvENr sARsAPABu.-
LIAM, 81 per bottle, or $40 per dozen.
Juue15 p&o 8
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oHAsE sulNIEp UP.

If writing purely in the interest OF party,
could easily put more rose color IN what my
letters contain about this and that movements.
But the duty OF correspondent, as my old.
fashioned notions suggest it, is to Tenect
opinions and chances ss he hears and Rees
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He went upon the World as general writer
at q salary, Ihaye been told, Of thirty dollars {
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THE sARsAPARILLIAN RESoLvENT is the best
remedy in tie treatment of Consumption Of the
Lungs and Bronchitis 1t purihes the blood and
loosens the phlegm so that e1pectoration is easy.
1t supplies the waste and decay CT the body with new
and healthy material and repairs the emaciaed body
with new srength-it secures good appetite, and
checks Il waste and dissolution OF the lungs. few
doses in consumption will do good.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
FARM ITEMS.

According to The Western Rural, one bushel
of corn will produce pounds OF poultry
California has 1,0000 900 acres OF growing wheat
expected to yield 2O00OOOO bushels; 0,OOO Ol OATS
and 45, COO of barley.
immigration has set in from Australia to Cal
ifOTnia where It seems all the nations OF the earth
are going so sit down 10 have grand set to.
Wool-b buyers fix the price of wool according
10 locality. Ohio wool has one pnce Indiana anotheri
and Illinois another. In this way they cultivate and
get the general average OF rascaty.
The Country Gentleman says IT is demonstrated
that fields paSturcd late in the Fail freeze deeper
have less tnrf and feed, and are poorer, than hedS
gong into Winter with good mulch OF grass.
May 10, the frost was coming ont of the ground
at Belfast, Maine. They expect Spring IN the lore
part of Summer, or at the furthest, by the 4lh ol
July.
The plOws in Judea are the same as III ola
Bible days. made of wood awkward, and drawn Qy q
cow Question to ask. Why did not some prophet
priest, or king, try his hand on ploWsI
Ten fatal diseases are common among pOnl-
try, the result of breeding in and III. N3t even te
human race Jews excepted can stand this style oil
business.
A lady in Boise City, Idaho, is carrying on
farm deyoted 10 small fruit She dresses to snt Tor
the business is making money. and does not grow
old
An Exposition of wool and wooden goods is to
he held at Chicago, Aug. and 3, to represent the
OOl-gTowing and manufacturing interest OF the
West. Correspondence conducted by u. T. MorrOW'
WeSteTH Rural Chicago.
Bad Luck builds house to make himself
home i'm an uncultivated orchard. He weaves moss
around the trees sets caterpaTs, bOrers, ana Dght
20 work he lets foxes and minkslntO the hen-hOuse
sprinkles lice on the colts and calves, lanes the
horses gives gaTget to the cows rot TO potatoes su
10 corn weevl to wheat and is never so well pleased
o. when the girls come home without beauX, and the
boys with the mltten.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
DY ROBFRT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer-

DY ROBERT S0MERVILLE, Auctoneer-
Saeoon No opposite PotOhce. Robert Soner'
Vile will sell hy auction THIS DAY TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
lO O'Clock each day al saesroom No 81 Mas
oppoe Post Oe valuable collection Of CaTra
Marble sATUARY Aabaster Goups and s1nsttes fs IStias
Sc the transportation Off Zannon 20
ence Iiar This assortment the largest offered for sale az ane
and comprises al ofhe different amer
and oern produced Italy The work highly and arseaT bn
hed Italy produce Ia that line OF ornaments
the day Of sale will give full description and name
each figure and
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
SIDE RAILROAD OF L. j.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, -

To take effect WEDNESDAY NAY ~ s,..S R.lroad 70
Leave James.shp N. T.. at a M, VIA Long n'-NS
Jamac Islp aud all Way siuiiors c,,,, Rslrosd
Leave Franklnaye. al 9:05 a. N: VIA Dio''"N N'A
Iamaica for Islp and all Way Stations 80 rI,rg R.od 70
Leave Jsnesslp, n. " at p M VIA |0AS '~--
Jamaca for Islp aud ali Way Stations =, p,ook,p Col
Rrass 70 Jsmsca for Islp aud all Way Stations ,,,tss
I.svs in Tor Jamaica aud all stations a. o'~ ~
III , ioS Is.nd Railroad. arriving at Janes,p o.
IesSs Isp al 6iOa for Jamaica aod all wsy ave,
with train Of BROOKLYN CsnuAi hs"o~"' @''"'t "
Brooklyn, at $3.50 - N v.v s..tisus eonnectrs
49, ang and Railroad arriving at James sup A. -
nssys Ip Al 2:Is for jamaica and all way ave,
With train Of Brooklyn CentTAl h~lIVAo' Ai''''s
Brookyn, at 305 p ~. ,., r..,s.wYors arj JAuakA
Railroad COMPANY 'N'- RoBERY HHlTE sgsslSltsssS
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
Salts bp Sutton.


GEo. A. LEAvrr, Auctoneer =,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINT0f,
ID HALL Astorplaoe and Bgbthst LRAyITf, STRBBElGH
% CossIgNsESTs SOLICITED LBRARIR CArALOGUKD sO
W. RICH FANCY GOODS SALE
BY LBAYITT, STREBElGH x Co,
Clinton Han Book Sale Rooms and Art Galleries, Asior'
~ place.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June g. at o'clock, -
FANCY GOODS;
n ~ c chin. pssn and Bohemian glassware and
ong In paTt Of China and toilet sets bronze anary maips
% up and hgues paan and hsque figures busts oh'
vine btles CRYSTALLINE glass vases eare sets &C. &c Cataogus
ready Goods on view Monday morning
''~'' JUNE 5 AND 0,
MR. A. NJ CoZZBSSS BNGRAvINGS,
'4'- ." 80 CHOICB WATRRCOLoRS -
FIRST.CLASS PAINTINGS
Messr, LRAvTT STREBBIGH Co that they will s
b srction as above choicest collections OF
" ~ FIRST-CLASS PAINTINGS
OF the season-bsu examples OF some Of the most distinguished
artists: ..uu - ppou,,, r,rr p,ppcT Ant
GiyT " RISrVELT CHAPLIN DURAND. LEUTZE, McENEN'
C0HSrINT MAYER COLMAN BRADFORD, DEHAAS, Whit
TRFnGR GEORGE HALL, SHATTUCK WILLIAMSON SOM
TIG GIMBDIN CASTELAR,, HAZELTINB, HY PETERS GkAl,
GEO b BUTLER, MlGNOf Ne
O - ALSO BY
DH JONGHE, BRAKELlER, ED PREBB, VEhON, ROEsbN'
A &c, &c
ALSO about fhy choice WATRRCOLORS By .,r -
DARIFY JOHANET, HUBERT, CHANDELIER, CATTERaoLh'
SONNTAG DIBDIN CR0PSEY, MANzoNIi DiGHTOS LASI'
Also about FRAMED ESGRAvNGs Of them rare
and valuable belonging 70 the -
LATE Mr.. A. NJ. COZzBNS.
IN Ethihitop TUESDAY. day and evening
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
Gtatbtrs.

fINEACHERS wanted, to exchange reports and
on Address Amer Educational Unon" ~ Broadway
WANTED - SITUATION by lady as COVER
w NESS private family. Can teach LATIN Greek and french
references No objection Ia uavelng AddeAs
GOYKRNESS. Box Ne. "a. Eaton, Pfeble County Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02

An Illustrated Guide TO the principal suburban places tie Lac
the Eastern Division ofths Railway has been prepared and can De o.
ued ohee OF the Company charge by those wishing
personally examine region referred b the Of settlement
II. RIDDLE General Sapt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
TRAINS LEIvP NRW.YORK.

PASSENGER Station in ork corner Pog
Entrance Twenty sesenthst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02

NEW-JERSE1 X. R:-For fhlLADEL. nm Va
lNVa keusuetons Via Camden m
PhiIs 10 n IL m II night for Bait and
-s:aO m. IL n 1880 For South and sWest-s"~N'
F6R TIE wEST-To Cincinnati and Chieago-s;r Ia ni
D. M go D. The $40 IN. and $50 m unn k,oash
change. Silver Palace eepngear on d. W.
eonnecion -
.rv ~ ,r,ns Inv otbr lines Family compartment care
n M train on Mon ana Thars through Chicago socs Hsn
connecting Que wan In.,n W. JACKSON, Gss segL.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER PITCHBURG, NASHUA, LOWELL CON
CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Than and stauch Of the Norwich Line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF GEWY0RK,
daily (SundAys excepted, at O'Clock
Per No North River. foot OF YestTy.st,
FOR NBW.L0NDON,
there connecting With the Steamboat Express Train from
points Boston and Norcse Worcester
and Nashua, and New-London and Northern RalTosdA
Freight taken at the lowest rates. For Information nqare
New-York tribune., 1868-06-02
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAN.

III UDSON hlfEh AMI
ROADSIDE and Afer MONDAY, Nav III, 1905 taihs @
Albany Troy, connecting with Northern and Western haoa "
m Rrpss tran Via Hudson River Railroad ThIrtest ,ss
through Buffalo and suspension Bridge sou' sea %
srs and connecting with trains for Saratoga kuAnd bf
tor irom NeN' loTk TO konss
connecting with seepngcars for the West via either hSis o
Shore line. -, -.-,-.A =, -
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Leoa
SprnRs Ptske &c; Albany With Western trains and 81 Troy HA
ans for SAratoga Railand Burlington and the North
Il;3O N Express Hudson River Railroad cocpeepl
Albany and Troy with trains iST sA
Rutland, Burlington. and the North. - .-,.. A
3,l5 D. M Express Hudson River Railroad eonhecrt ~
Albany with trains and at Troy With tans for MepusA "
sleeping attached. -, ppt .....,,n. =. 6h,,h,n
with Western Railroad for Lebanon SPRING. Stsd te as'
Alhauv attached AZ Aospy
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