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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
SUPERIN TEND NT'5 OFFICE.
COLUMBIA. S. G., March 81, 1868
ON AND AFTER 1HIS DATE, THE 2RAISe-
" over this Road will run ns follows
Leave Columbia ut 400 p. VI.
Arrive at charlotte eat....,.........l1.0 at Hoop. N.
Leave Charlotte at t..................11. .11.35 P u.
ArT1vc OF Columbia at .G.0U A. II.
Passengers taking this route going North maxi.
close c1nLectons at Greensboro, Weldon and Ports
mouth, to all principal Northern cities.
n.rTickcts optional from Greensboro, either via
Danyiilc or Raleigh; aid from Portsmouth either.
VIA Bay Line or Annamsssic Route. Baggage checked
through.
Connections made both ways with trains @. the
Grcenville and columbia Railroad.
CALEB BOUENIGET,
AUr:l2 superintendent.
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nrpAnrMENr on SrArE, October IS. 1868

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, October 1S 1865
Hon. J. P. Hale, o. s. Minister, Madrid:
Reciprocate in the Presidents name tne M sal
utation of the Provisional Government, com;
m,micated by the Spanish Minister l nere, . ana na
tender the best wishes OF tho Oniteu etates ior
the neace. prosperity aud happiness OF Spain
under present and defnitive governments;
uAA0- WM. II, SEWARD.
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Steamship James Adscr. Lockwood. New York
left 18th inst. Mdzc. 10 Jas Adaer Il Co, Steamer
Agents, Railroa Agent, Southern tAprcs, So' .
adger CO. L Alexander. D ANIME. apple,
Bates & Co, j A Belts, a Bis.hof s Co. { Brahe
& Co. T =. BRISTOL, A BrookbanLs G II Brown. NJ
Buckley, j Bur- kmyer & = P Caldwell Camp
bell Knox L. Co, I NJ Cater, W i'hnfeo 20, Ga
cius Witte II Cobia 4 Co. l. Cohen 20. Com
Minis ] cook. Daily, L Dayton. Douglas Mi
lei, Dowle & NOISE, NJ Drake, B DuVa so:.
Fairly & Co L talll & Co, NJ Fcrrel, B Fe!dman
& co, D Fleming d Co. turchgoit Bros, Good
win, age t. G lodrich. Wincman Go, Graver,
q III Gruter, W Gurney, . NJ Greer. u Gcrdts X Co,
] W Harrisson, II Hastedt, Hastir Calhoun Il Co,
h Hay len, e ,lckcy, Holmes Calder, + Horsey
A Hunt Hyn an s. Co, Hing. X john
sou, Johnston. Crews co. kanapaux X Lanneau,
Kelly, KIN. man Bros, II W Kiusnan II kattc Il 20.
K,ictc X Chapman. + Krc sci. Jr, Laurc, A!exan-
der, D Lopez Il SON. Lorcntz. Il II Mcdowell Il 20.
L. Burge, " lIatihiesseu, W Nc rtens, j G hi.nor
Y CO. Muller NimItz l. Co, Is O'Neil, D O'Neill X
Son, j one II & sop, Osiendolh GO, Paul
Co. pclzcr. Rodgers Il co, Poppenhcl"', Hus:
SELL a Quackcnbush, Il Khett, l. Srhnel, p Z
s.hroder. u Ste1ens Il Co. Z D Stoddarj X co.
strauss T. Vance. s..:aet Br7s CO. I'll IS sons, L
Turner. suue intendcn,, Walker "A CeSswtli,
P Wyl>h, Werner Duc:cr. w q Whildcn = 10 ~ ~
W Williams IL Co, s Ii Wilson, n M Wohltlnail,
Yaes, Mrs NJ ] Zcrnow, To- 5baum, YouiR q Ge,
J Il Fischer, Uferhards, ampsen Co, sloll, WeoD
& O, Cooperative Association, NieWan d Bo:eer,
So.terni. Fogartic & stlln1n, M JaSer' orsSln'
McComb & Co. p smith, Ii Llw.csS, cameron oarh-
ley & 10, Morrill, steele & Wardcll. Crane, Boylsion
& Co. Holmes hook Store, Hart & Go, kllnck, MICK.
enberg L. Co. II Il DcLcon, Lieut. II Th mpso :. q
J Luhn, Kellers & Co, Fass, NJ Lyman, ahd
9th, rs. ,u.
To the Mater. ,,.a.
st, Fannie, Peck, Savannah, via Blufton.
Hilton Head and Beaufort. 40 bales Cotton, 81 nags
Cotton Seed, and Sundries. TO Ferguson Lieut.
Fitch, W Dowl1ns, Rivers, Il Z Alden,
Enslow & 10, Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co, kavcnei q
Co. Mrs Porteous, South m Express co, 9 Bee q
Co. KresseI, DR. Cuthbert, H Harrison, j Hanckel
Roper l. Stoney, and Order.
BY drays from Chisolm's Mill-22 tierces Rice. 10
a Bischoff l. Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore-courtenay Il
Trenholm. =,
BRIG John Peirce, Melville, Matanzas-J A Enslow Il
Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, lockwood, New York. oct l''
Up for this Port.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia, octo
Der Is, TO leave 18th.
Cleared for this Port.
schr s1yroyer. brown. at New York Oct 13.
Steamship aIarmion, Fairc.oth ut New York, Oct il.
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The DAILY NEWS.
The Summer Leaf.

Kiss me, kiss me, bingly sun,
TIL glow with crimson light,
Till along my veins hall run
Liquid lustre glistenipg bright.
Let Thy touch. so piercing sweet,
He'd ne close and ,h,ill me through,
Till faint with iarsuld beat,
Till for rest from thee sue,
Leave me not, o king Of lightl
Let me die within thy sight
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TRANSLATION.

TRANSLATION.
Received October IS, 1881
To The Minister of Spain at Washington:
Communicate to the United States Govern
ment our gratitude for its prompt recognition.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT, Madrid.
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Weekly Review of tae Macon Market.


MACON, October 14.-Co1ToN-Receipts to-day
$50 bales; sales go bales; shipped 272 bales.
Receipts for the week ending this evening 33U5
bales; sales for the week 115j bales; shipped same
time 1926 bales.
The market to-day was rather dull, aud prices de-
clin d ha.f cont. There was not much offering,
and buyers were rather cautious Throughout the
day.
TIE market has been quite active during the week,
and prices have rsnyed from % to "a els 70. nil:
dngs II closed quiet this evening at the 10 loving
rates Inferior lG; ord Try Is; Voo1 ordinary 2l
middllDgs %; good miLdings 2!}s.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand sept 1st. ls6s-ba!cs... 1926
Received past week. eek.....................33 1875
Received previously y...................5 $500 1911
Total .............. .........'...' -. .1V,l0i
Ship oed past week. ........... .....-...l226
shipped previously .3lI6- 4iO2
Stock on hand to date. .5733
F1SANc1A1-Our banks for q week or two past have
done little ese than to N Ike advance OIL money TN
cot on and tue dem ind has been heavier than they
could well meet-uuch Of the best paper eing DE-
MED the cash cause it was not in the vaults. lhe
money thus drawn passes OF course, into the hands
of Planters VIII i'll ply of Their lab orers and
sett @ accounts with merchants. Very little IS doing
in stocks and bonds; but o. We have noted EeyerA
changes In QuotIdon5 during the week. We glVe
thcm Exchange Gu New York-buying par; selling
x prem. United states Currency-ioans, per month";
IL to 2E per cent.
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Shipnews by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, October 2G.-schr Hpclla, Boston
barks Mary :; cid and Ha.ryI uavre; ship stir OF
the West, Liverpool; brig Lig: Hoagdton, Portiand'
Me; schr Ha npden. last. Nc.
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Cons1gnccs per South Carolina Railroad
October I6.

5s5 bales Cotton, b,es Yarn, TIC bbls Naval
Stores cars Lumber, cars Wood, cars stock.
Ciraeser, Lee. Smith & Co. l. D DeSaussure, Brodie
& Co, Hopkins, Mcpherson & Co, Street Bros 4 Co:
Peer, Rodgers l. Co Goodrich. Wincman 4 Co. w
NJ Bird & co. J R Pringle, G Pitchett Goldsmith
E SON. a H Walter CO, Johnston, Crows & Co Mrs
Ladson, Reedcr & Davis. Frost l. Adger, claghorn,
Herriug & Co. Grayeley, Mrs w " Lord. Bates
& Co, j B E Sloan Cohen, Hanckcl Co, Wiss CO.
Willis & Chisolm, D Je lnings & Co, Marshall &
Burpe, " Thomas.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, October To- 'oo''
BUYERS at an carly hour, showed agood disposition
TO purchase, and in some cases they secured an I'D
vantage, but the inquiry becoming strong and ami
mated, prices soon shfened and improved iA@1ac',
and some transactions about sc q 10. sales louo
bales viz: so at 21 70 at 21H 80 at %, l79 at 22
1877 at 2oIs. Ill at 442 at %, Gl at 23'!' 50 at
2sH, and II oullett gin prepared at DC q 10. we
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ........2O 92
Low middling.... ...............5 s'ig--;a
MiddlnG. ....-ss.'...'''so
Strict middling.. ...Z'1s@-
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE October 1, 1868.
Hon. Mr.. Hale. Munster at Madrid:
Keep me we'll advised. sE"AI1D'
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D o II E : T I C .

ship Rxpounder, Irvine cleared. Sept -
british ship David Can..,u JONES' Gle Ted ..scpt 10
British bark Liverpool. Green Gle red .......oct
Brig Cyclone. Johnson. sept ~ ~
Brig Carver, Bracket up. Angus! ~
cbr Fanny Heating, Daniels, up. Sept ~
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CUMPY'S
THROUGH LIN TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY RE
DUCED RATESi
-<-,-r. SIEAMERS OF The ABOVE
./EIsSS fG line leave Pier No. 42. North River
LI,TWsliI;lEN1 foot of Cunalstrce.. New York.
a=sSss1Sss.- l. o'clock NOON, OF tho 1st 9th, 16tl
and oath of every month oxcept when these date
fall On Sunday. then tho saturday prccedingl
Departure of 1st and l4th connect ct Panama VIII
steamers for south Pacific and Central american
ports hose OF Isl touch at Manzanio.
Departure OF 9Th OF each month connects |it!
the new steam line from Panama to Australia aDr
New Zealand.
steamship JAPAN. leaves San Francisco, 70
Chi, and Japan. November 2.
40 California sieauers touch AZ Havana but Pt
direct from NeV York 10 Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage .;ce to each aduh
Medicine aud tendance tree.
For Passage ickets or further information appl!
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot o. Canal-sreet, Eolth River New York.
March IA Tyr i. r. BABY, Agent.
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STEAM TO LtVIcKPUOL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
~--- TIE INMAN LINE, SAILING
/t}SS..Ss e.! SESlI-WEEKLY. carrying the .
IAa2alAsiyN $. Mails. consisting of tho f0ll0Tln'
CITY OF PARIS.
CITY UF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate MoaG1s
at p.M IRON Pier No. - North River. New York
RATES OF PASSAGE
III TIE NAIL sTEAMEhs SAILING EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold sim s1araDS PAYABLE in Currency.
Isl cabin to plris lis Storage to Paris. ....
Passage by tho Non fay ste n.ers-First Cabin $50
gold; sleerasc $50; payable IN U. S. currency.
Rats OF o 'ssasc from New York 10 Halifax; Cabin
s2J, at"erasc, O;payabc il gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Haliloure
ErrmeU, &c, 'tmoderatc ratc,.
Storage passage from Liverpool and Queenstowc
40 currency. Tickets cali Ee bought here by PEI
sob. sertlins icr thcir friends.
For further Information apply at The Company
Offices JOIING. DALE, AIunt,
no. 10 Broadway, New fors.
June ONO
FOi; PALATIxA, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE E.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHN
RIVER.
.T-euA THE STEAM MER CITY POINT
SSzsss5sESS.- t11OO tons burthen. Captain W. T.
McNELrY, Will leave South Atlantic wharf every
TUESDAY N,,M at O'Clock, and Savannah every
Wednesday Afternoon, @; o'clock, Tor the above
places. .,-,,---.
Returning will leave savannah for Charleston every
Sunddb M0fnii O, n O'Clock
All freight unyaule on the wharf.
Goods left the wharf after sunset will be stored
at expense and risk Of owners.
j. d. AIKEN & CO., Agents.
Octobcr8 south Atlantic Wharf.
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The Revolution in Spain.

The following is copy of the late telegra-
phic correspondence between the Department
of State and the United States Legation at
Madrid, relative to recent events in Spain:
SAN Sa...sr1AH, September &c. 1868.
To the Secretary Of >tdte, Washangion:
Revolutionary Government established at
Madrid. The Queen started for France.
JOHN P. HALE.
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Received October T.. 1851
MADRID, 1868.
~ 110''' Washington:
I have acknowledged the new Governmen'
here. Particulars by letter: r.,D
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NIcnOranGd.

The bark Gambia. Perry, for Georgetown, S c,
cleared at Portland, Me, Oct 13.
The schr Carrie Webb, Day, for GeorG G.town' )
C. cleared ut New York, Oct 10
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The Scoswood, Yeaman, sailed AUGUST ~
British bark Ausdell, lurpe, clearci. August ~
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. ...... august -
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Received October 4, 1861

To Secretary Se,cdrd: :,,r,o,ts
t.eas torious army, joined BY fifty thousand armed
citizens here Madrid quiet. No blood here;
Election held Monday last for Constitutional
Convention. shall want Instructions:
JOHN P. BALE, Madrid.
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DEPARTMENT CT STATE, October 5, 1858:
Hon. Mr.. Hale, Unued STATES MtnaseT, Maqr!u:
IF the new national government is peacefully
established in full possession at Madrid, aud
there remains no contending government IN
Spain. YOU will recognize the new government
de facio, so as to prosecute any necessary pusi5
ness affecting the Government OF the unlted
States or their citizens. ,rn,,DD
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Marine Qews.
hrrIycd Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. October L
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PORT CALENDAk.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full nIoon 1st hours. 49 minutes. evening.
last Quarter, 9.b, l hour, o minutes. morning.
New Moon, 18th, hours. SO minutes. evening.
First Quarter. 23J, hours. "a minutes, morning.
Full Moon 31st, hours. 81 minutes, morning
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LIST OF VESSELS
70 r + 10 y

cLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pohi
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practices to which we allude, your. memo
rialists respectfully express their disappro-
val Of all dayistions- -manifestly on the In
crease-from the prescribed ritual OF our
Church, and Of all acts, intentional postures,
unaccustomed ministerial garments and per-
sonal or church decorations, and all conduct
in the celebration OF divine worship, which
tend to make the same resemble, in outward
seeming, that Of the Church of Rome; that, in
our Judgment, charity and the interests Of this
Church, as well as good taste, require the
abandonment by Individuals even OF acts not
forbidden, If injurious to it's peace or likely 10
be misunderstood by Protestant Christians;
NAV be passed which shall establish and en-
force uniformity in divine worship in I'll our
churches, and tend to renew and preserve that
simplicity and absence Of unnecessary cere-
monial which the early Protestant Episcopal
Church in this country sought to attain.
The other memorials, Judge Conyngham
said, we're similar to this one and from various
dioceses. He offered tn. following new canon
in this connection:
Section 1. No ministerial vestment shall be
worn by any minister during divine worship,
or when present at or officiating IN any rite or
ceremony Of this church, excepting surplice,
stole, bands or gown. which shall be used as
heretofore accustomed on all regular occasions
Of worship, d at the discretion of the minis
ters NAV be use 1 at rites and ceremonies, and
no ecclesiastical vestment shall be worn on oc-
cas,ons of divine worship or church ceremo-
mes by chors or other assistants therein pro-
vided: This section shall not be construed to
relate to Episcopal ves.ments.
SEQ. 2. Candlesticks, cruci6xes or superal-
ters, so-called, made Of wood or metal, or other
substances, siall not be used or suffered to
stand upon or hang over any communion
tables as part of the furniture OF decorations
thereof.
SEC. 8. Bowing at the name of Jesus, except
in repeating the Creed; turning or bowing
toward the communion table, except 30 far as
may be enjoined by the Rubric; making a sign
Of the cross except in Baptism; the elevation
of either OF the elements during Holy Com
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HANDSOME GIFT FROM j NER-YORK KE
PORTER.

M Adolphus warburton Of New YORK. law reporter
has sent ESQ TO his native Ireland as the nucleus OF so
oiety for permanently experimenting sensupPorns
s,stem OF Female Emigration to the Colonies ana the
10 it'd states II would be- says The Irish Times, the
Nsness NJ tins society," when they had once collected
srr M sav 81 coo 70 receive applications from intending
swiraDfs 10 institute inquiries TO the character age
an Industrial qualifications OF the applicants 10 p .
H. them information respecting the Colonies ana scr
there there exists the greatest demand for iehle ro
vices in various grades Of life, and TO send out inc
grants to their respective destinations LII
SAFE guardianship, and in circumstances nhoIy
10 insure their ready and remuneratNe em irn a
ment The emigrant, before embarkng, shOnu sI,J a
written undertaking TO the society 10 repay Wi ill.,, he
months after ARRIVAL in their new sphere % ndeTtakn0
costs OF the transit. In many cases thls m 49, a,i,
Woud be Endorsed by the emerants friends IN TINS Go
try and there would be, therefore. dOuDlo se.i 20
the due payment Of the debt In 0theT cases Io
OF the emigrant would De b . o,'6t 70 he
there weud be therefore, at least thete Oug 10 pe'
NO difficulty in enforcing the payment OF inc uebt rom
the euiOTant i'm person The society bhoulu nave IS
agents I'm different parts Of Australia the Cape OF G9oa
No. Canada the United States, and elsewhere, but
tbe AGENTS need not the society penny beyond
postage and stationery.
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Slt6 CIVILIZATIONS.
NOW READY.
PUTNAMS MAGAZINE.

CONTENTS
CAMPING OUT IN SIBERIA
H. AT SUNSET
Ill JOHN AND BRIDGET. A Tah about Names
w. AUTOGRAPHS Ill
" A THRBB-HOREB DILEMMA.
vi THE PINE
VII. FRENCH NEWSPAPERS.
VIII SAVED FROM THB ASYLUM
TX. HBLLAs
K ORGAN CHANT
XI. TOO TRUE: Chap. XIV.
XII LOUIS XVII. AND BLBAZBR WILLIAMS
Were they the person
Kill THRBESCORR.
XIV IN THE sADDLB-oN TIE PLAINS
XIV ON VERY SMALL SUBJECT.
xvi BLIOTs INDIAN BIBLE
XVII PATHWAY OF A GREAT BNTERPRlzB
XVIII BARON BUEsEE.
xix. THE NETWORK POST-oFFICB.
Xxx THE SITUATION AND THB CANDIDATES
XXI LITERATURE
XXI. TABLB.TALK.
Pnee IS cents; 81 per Anpum. @. P. PUTNAM SON.
New.YOrk.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

ga n for Geenpor stations except woods and Willow
Tree m Norhpor Passenger Train. and all stations
eep Willow Tree $3.50 LSgr rain Tor Greenpor stoPping
J.maea Miueoa Hcksyie and al stations Bast 4. Nepar
Passenger TAn aud all stations except willow Tree
Train, and all stations Al passenger trans
Connect al Mueoa with Hampstead Cove
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point az for empsad
Moth al stations; arrives at Han
tsrS Point AZ 6 10 D. m Takes effect June II lshs -,
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UsrED STAFF, RN0iyEER's OFPicE.

UNITED STATES ENGNEKRs OFFICE,
No. q WHsr Housros ST, NKw.iOKK, Aug. 5, 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mt
- . Office until u SATURDAY. September 1863 for the
moyi wreck Of SCOTLAND situated 10 the South
Channel. Sandy Hook n. j.
Tie all mstea pertaining the vessel mu', he removed
depth least 2 low aud portion shall again
be deposited after removal below high water mark.
The uork he completed by December /. 1869.
The will be divided into three ssyions by dividing the
from the stern into three W equal portions When the first
beginning the bow has removed the prescribed depth
aud according the foregoing conditions oneQuarer OF the stipulated
price the removal be paid When the second section has been
removed quarter The price above will he paid and when the
third section been removed the balance Of the stipulated Will
be paid provided thai the wo shall be prosecuted aud 6ushc tue
order above given.
Proposals e-Frs the asked for the removal
Of the wreck the contractor receiving nothing from the proceeds Of tue
material aud removed second the asked the
United waving favor Of the all It's Interest the
proceeds OF the material aud cargo removed
Poos be accompanied " guaranty two responsible persons
that the bidder will execute contract.
The proposals and guaranty will be Of the form be obtained at this
Office
No bids exceeding haSdrel thousand dollars ~ he entertained
JOHN NEWTON
Leut'Col Engineers Bvt MsjorGeu. L. s. A.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY 3, 1858.

Station IN NewYok Twenty seysnhs and Fourth
e ave. Entrance Tgenty.seyenth.st
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Illustrated Guide the suburban places the Lire o.
the Eastern Division Of this Railway has been prepared and he OBJ
tanned at the Office Of the Company free Of By those wishing
personally examine the region referred TO- with the view OF settlement
H. RIDDLE. General Suyt
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gl6 Schools.
6tathtrs.

A YALE GRADUATE of experience wishes a
position Instructor Professor Of Rhetoric English terN
ture Composition Reading Refer hr scholarship and lite
rary ability records officers Of Yale College and for
instructor the Institution which be has id charge OF THIS de-
parmen teach thoroughly also the Cs and Higher English
H occasion requires; prefers be liberal
Institution hrstclass Address Box No. l2s Tribune Ohes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by two young ladies,
together or separately TEACHER Of MUSIC the other
Ia College graduated TEACHER Of ENGLISH BRANCHES Can
furnish good references Address L. Boz No. 25l4 y. Y
I'D Years prove "Amer School Institute" un-
% yed for Introducing Teachers schools and for representing
wanting positions. Apply Salaries $40 % $500
Several good schoos for w. SCEBMBRHOBS No. IL Bondst
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9orsts, 6arriaats, ct,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART
~ Broadway .1d regular pnbe sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS. WHIPS sud everything needed n
riding and driving held every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
throughout The year Sqeh bnsrs VIII a"A' una OF
whether especially advertised not The assortment of
and second hand Carriages and variety Of Harness always
blHd superior PArk Phaetons by Miner stephens
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BUILDINGS, cox GREENE AND HOUSTON 4
NEw YoRK. Aug II, 1863. :
PROPOSALS lin duplicated will be received
by the undersgued until u m, MONDAY Aug IL, 1863 for
500 barrels PORK-MBSS PRIME MRSSof the crop.
Western packed barrels With
30 pounds Carolina RICE good stout OAK barrels
10000 pounds Green RIO COFFEE. in barrels
10000 pounds Of clean, dry BROWN SUGAR n barrels full head
lined.
Bids for Coffee and Sugar 10 he made duty paid
making bids requirements OF bidders &C. the
stated In previous Advertisements from this Office
c. L. KILBURN
Brevet Brig Gen. aud A. G. q. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-17
Excursions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROsLYS. landing whtestone Bayss Dock Great Meek
Sands Point Motifs and AFTER MONDAY
jane is the steamer ARROwsMITH Capt Muee will leave Peck
slip every morning BIS the above land
inga Returning. will leave Roslyn at $50 p.