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D. NJ. HlLpKErH S CO.. Proprie.ors
A mERICAH Sc,
BOSTON, MASS.

TIE VERY IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE
improvements which have recently been made IN
this populnr Hotel, the largest in New England, en-.
able the Proprietors to offer to Tourists Families
and the Travelling Public accommodations and con-
veniences superior to any other Hotel In the city.
During the past summer additions have been made
Of numerous suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms, water closets, &C., attached; one Of Tufts
magnificent passenger elevators the best ever con-
structed, conveys guests to the upper story Of the
house in one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly c1rpeted, and the entire house thoroughly
replenisbed and refurnished making 1t, in uli its
appointments, equal to any Hotel In the country.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
arst floor LEWIS RICE l. SON,
Maya mwf3mos ProplietoIs.
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MERCHANTS OF CHARLESTON
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUMTER NEWS

ADVERTISE IN
THE SUMTER NEWS
THE ABOVE NAMED PAPER Is PUBLISHED
weekly in Sumter, S. c., which, being Immediately on
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and have
ing large circulation in the section in which It Is
published, is offered as desirable advertising me.
dium. Terms liberal.
Address, DARR L OSTEEN,
Mly6 Proprietors.
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OlTY TREASURY, JULY J., 1s6s.-NO-
u TICE TO HOLDERS OF FIRE LOAN CUU-
PONS-The Fire Loan Coupons due this day and
payable in the City Of New York. will be paid on re-
sentation at this Office. @ s. THOMAS,
July2 City Treasurer.
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Gitp advertisements.

GtITY TAXES SECOND INSTALMENT.
u CITY TREAS I, 1st July, 186s.-Uuder an
Ordinance "To Raise Supplies tor the year 1861" the
SECOND INsTALE1ENr OF TAXES ON REAL
ESTATE is required On or before the last day Of
July and If not paid executions shall issue In twenty
days thereafter. s. THOMAS,
July1 City Treasurer.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFF THI

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH C4ROLINA-IN TIE MATTER OF j.. 8.
PHILIPS, BANKRUPT-PETITION FOR DIS
CHARGE-IN BANKRUPTCY -On this sirh day
Of July, A. D. 1868, on reading the petition Of said
Bankrupt for his final discharge 1t Is ordered that
hirty.frst day of July 1865 at the Office of R. B.
CARPENTER, Esq. Registrar Of said Court, and that
notice thereof be pub bished that oil creditors OF said
Bankrupt who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest. may appear at said time and
place, and show cause, If auy they have, why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
By the Court. DAN'L HORLBECK,
Clerk Of United States District Court
July II District Of Sonth Carolina.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OE
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF JU
LIUS II. OPPENHEIIM, BANKRUPT.-IN BANk-
RUTCY.-To whom 1t may concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appointment as
Assignee of JULIUS II. OPPENHEIM, in the Dis.
trict of Charleston, and State Of South Carolina,
within said District. who has been adjudged Bank
rupt upon his own petition by the district Court Of
said District
Dated the Sd day of July, A. D. 1868.
BENRY a. OPPENHEIM,
July m3 Assignee.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOuTh CAROLNA-IN The MATTER OF LEVY
& ALEXANDER, OF. CHARLESIO ON, BANK
RUPTS-IN BANKRUPTCY.-Tow whom 1t may con.
Germ: The under signed hereby gives notice OF bis
appointment as assiguee OF LEVY l. ALEXANDER.
in the District Of Charleston, and Stnte Of South
Carolina, within. said District who have been ad-
judged Bankrupts upon their own petition, by the
District Court Of said District.
Dated the ttoentyjoarlh day of June, A. .. 1863
A. q. ABRAHAMS. Assignee:
ma
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isea formerly occupied by
HAvILAND, STEVENSON & CO.,
NO. % HAYNE. STREET,
and will be prepared in few days to exlhoit the
most extensive Stock of
FRESH AND CHOICE
DRUGS MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
That have ever been opened in this market
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO IMPORT ALL TIE
LEADING ARTICLES IN OUR LINE FROM THE
BEST LABORATORIES, ONE OF OUR FIRM
LEAVING IMMEDIATELY FOR EUROPE, AND WE
HOPE TO HAVE OUR FALL TMPoRTATToNs IN
STORE BY THE DOTH SEPTEMBER.
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO FILL ALL
ORDERS WITH DISPATCH, WE SHALL CON-
TINUE OUR BUSINESS AS USUAL. AT THE
ABOVE LOCATION, WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN s. CO.,
DIRECT IMPORTERS
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CHOICE EU.
ROPEAN DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
No. 23 Hayne-street,
july 2mos CHARLESTON. :. c.
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wants.


YHrANTED, A GERMAN GIRL, TO do
w Housework. Good wages given apply at
THIS OFFICE July 13
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Gn Rfnt.

ITO RENT..-PART OF A HOUSE,
i KITCHEN, &C., near the Battery, partly fur
pished if needed. Apply at No. MEETING
STREET, between ten and two O'Clock.
Febrllaiy10 NTH
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WARD No. 2.

V,HE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF WARD ARE
j requested to meet in the Hibernian al, lower
rcom) Tomorrow Evening" the 14th inst. at o'clock
for the purpose of organizing Ward Democratic
Club.
nees of the Democratic party Of the United States
are before the people, it is ourduty to organize with
out delay, and every Democratic voter in Ward Is
urgently requested TO be present at the meeting pro-
posed. ,"a..a q JulslS
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NIGHT SCHOOL: NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. 35 wENTWOR rH-sTREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Y1HE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARTTH-
METIC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from z to 0 O'Clock P. N.
Terms-s2 per month In advance.
Bookkeeping charged EXTRA
December c. q. BERGMAN.
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Mfetiugs.

ORANGE LODGE, 30. IL, A. F. M.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF YOUR
n Lodge will be he'd This Eueain0, ct Eight
O'Clock at Masonic Hall.
By order A NJ.
n. B.-Cantdates for the N. M. Degree win please
attend Jul. u
MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
A TIEND AN EXTRA MEETING or YOUR
"A Company, This (Mondayl Epsning, at Eight
o'clock precisely. Members are requested to be
punctusl, as business Of importance will be trans
acted.
By order OF the President
GEORGE A. CALDER,
July l3 Secretary.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR The DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLIN,-IN THE MATTE R OF EVANS
& COGSWELL, OF CHARLESTON, S. c.. BANK
RUPTs-N BANKRUPTCY-TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN: The undersigned hereby gives notice
of his appointment as Assignee Of EVANS COGS.
WELL In the District of Charleston, and State Of
South Carolina within said District who have been
adjudged banlrupts upon theirown petition by the
District Court of eaid District.
Dated the Sd day OF July, 1868.
July6 ms g. II. SASS, Assignee
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WANTED, A FOREMAN FUR. THE
w cooperage Department Of Olaussen Mills,
and HANDS on Flour Barrels. Purchase also Hoop
Poles. F. ". CLAUsSEN.
July 13 mwf3
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WANTED, A AREsPECTABLE WHITE
w GIRL, to do housework and assist in sewing.
Recommendations required. Apply at THIS OF
FICE. July Is
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ANTED, AGENTS. -sI75 PER
w month to sell The NATIONAL FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine is equal to the stan
dard machines In every respect, and s sold at the
low price of $50. Address NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, Pittsburg, Pa.
June % 1mo*
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ITO RENT, PART OFTHE RESIDENCE
l. No. Ruttedge-strec, with kitchen rooms also,
If desired. June
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WANTED, A WHITE GIRL, AS CHILD'S
w Nurse Must come we'll recommended. For
particulars, apply at No. 40 CANNoN-STREET.
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no RENT, FOR THE SUMMER, A
Il HOUSE, containing eight rooms pleasantly sit
uated, the front beach sulliyans Island, back Of
Beauregard Battery. Apply nt DAILY. NEWS Of
FICE. July 2
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1TTANTED TO RENT. FROM AUGUST
w 1st, small COTTAGE HI USE, centrally 10.
Gated in good healthy location. One having front
garden and large yard preferred. ANY one having
ant by addressing R. E. B., Box No. 216, Postoface
July IL
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WANTED, ESTIMATES TO BUILD A
w THREF-STORY BUILDING on Santee. For
further information, apply to WAGNER, HEATH
i MONsEES, Nos 263 and 265 East Bay.
June 80 10
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w KEEPER, ty man who ia competent, and
can give the most uneIceptionable references. A
moderate salary only expected during the summer
months. Address Y. M, Postofice Box No. %,
Charleston, S. C.: July 3
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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ENTIRE DEsTRUc--
TION of our establishment by fire on the morning
Of 22i june we have removed to the extensive prem
tsea formerly occupied BY
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RASE BALL.

The Atlantic Union and Atlantic Mutual re-
turn games take place the 9th and 7h of October the
former at fremont, and the latter at Brooklyn f. d.
The Mutual Club have reinstated Edwin
Duffy in the nine This will bring about conflict and
the Judicial Committee Of the Base Ball Association be
called upon to arbiJTute.
On Thursday the Cincinnati Club play the At
lantcs the Union Ground. Brooklyn, f. ID. on Friday
the visiting Club meet the Mutuals at the same place ana
Saturday they go To fremont and play the return
game with the Unions.
The Mutuals have reinstated Edwin Duffy,
their Quondam Third Baseman. over this action some
dispute has arisen, and decision from the judiciary
Committee OF the National Base Ball Association must
be given 90 decide the question ....-..fss
On Friday next the publicans of New York
grounds at bedford Brooklyn AS the major portion of
English ae-housekeepere are crieketers' hvely Time
will ensue.
The English cTicketers encounter the Tn
Mountain Club Of Boston game OF base ball tins week.
and are 10 try conclusions with the Athletics next week
in Philadelphia game between picked nine ana the
Eleven take place here is also spoken Of but no den
mite action has been taken in the affair.
The announcements for this week are nu-
nerOus The Atlantic Club play at Troy with with the
Haymakers Tuesday; on Thursday at the Union
grounds with the Cincinnati Club and on saturday at
Princeton with the Princeton College Club The return
game between the Aantics ana Mutuals has been set
down the 7th OF October and it Is believed the return
game between them and the Unions OF Morrisania VIII
take place the 9th Of October. On Wednesday the
Eckfords meet the Yale College Club at New Haven The
the Athletics Friday. The Cincinnati CLUB play to-day
with the Athletics Of Philadelphia On Thursday and
Friday they meet the Atlantes ana Mutuas at Brooklyn
j. d. and on Saturday play at fremont with the Unions
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the houses and arrested hnne eansn ~
nolce In complaint
lltreament she
recently hs had drinking considerably and fe DC e4
her with revolver The husband has been d man
bheaded on SUNDAY railway track OF the Morris n hsset
road las been Identified Mr. Sheldon Of Boiling springs hIs
supposed 70 have heeh
Of bis
NEWARK-Henry Hook. brute, residing IN
Was arrested night charged with having eommiida an
aaul Oh Holy Of While Oheer Magee was pa
trolling early hour yesterday Morning be dscoefea
man m the Mr. WIN Stevehson At The cor
er Upon being taken 70 the Sta
gave his Fred Frey and said to have com
from State Prison. Of sir months Tor obbg
The Of Mes Madison Co. al the eorpet OF bo9en
broken at early hon yesterday morning.
value Of $50 and 0worb OF spurious money
EAST NEWARK.-Early Sunday morning party
VISITED Of Philip Beck aud demanded adn'tahe
refused when they began break N the ooor ana e
ball striking John Hea He was taken 70 'he
Hospital Of the Sisters of the Poor
PATERSON.-On Saturday evening Charles Dan
President Of the Danfoh Locomotive Works capt Alien
VIM Richardson received letters from KuKuI Khan warning
petty Joke when Mr. DsnOh offered reward Tor me
detection William Fonda young man OF eccentric mhu
Immediately confessed that the affair practical Joke OF DIS own
Oe Gardner addressed The In church on sunday
evening Engine Company No started on an excursion 70
Newburgh yesterday Engine Company No. OF PenghSeep"e
will visit Engine Compaby No. Of this city to-day.
and burglary sent tothtae PRISON
earthquake felt Morris County and the
upper Passac County last week The Atmosphere was u Oh
Houtenkt
eveed and the buildings are now ~
high Is 10 be cut th0g
Wilhs.st Broadway by real estate spectators
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AssAULrrNG PoL1cEMEN-rHE PENALTY.


In the Kings County Court of Sessions yes
terday william Bahan and John Bahan Cbrothers) were
tried on the charge of assaung policeman Patrick Ryan
OF the Fortyeighh Precinct while in the discharge Of his
duty on the 18th OF July last the complaining witness
testified the effect that he had been informed that one
of the prisoners had committed an assault OH the evening
previous upon one Of the officers OF his precincts
meeting them the following day he undertook TO
arrest John Bahan in Sixeenth-st; he caught him by
the shoulder; the prisoner asked what he arestng
said would not unless he would show his warrant
witness then struck him with his club, when both
brothers attacked him. knocked him down. took his club
away aud beat him over the head until assistance
arrived, when they fed. At this point Judge Troy
informed the Assistant District Attorney that the
could not be sustained the evidence OF this witness
he had not shown any authority for making the arrest
policeman had no right to make an arrest without war
except for Oeuse committed in his presence,
on suspicion OF felony The prosecution might prove
case OF assault by showing that the prisoners had used
violence than necessary TO protect themselves
from the attack Of the officer Mrs C. Dawson residing in
Sxteenths testified that after the officer had attempted
TO make the he drew revolver from his pocket,
and then struck OF the prisoners with his club the
officer was then knocked down. and badly beaten that
she thought they would mnrder him. Officer Sidell test
fed that on the evening previous the prisoners had COM
United assault him. knocked him down, ana TOOK
shield Several witnesses for defense were examined
TO prove that before either OF the prisoners struck the
officer the latter had struck OF them twice on the
head with club, and threatened TO shoot him. The case
being given the jury they returned the following YER
dict THAT the officer had authority to arrest de-
PENDANTS but In resisting him they exceeded the neces
say and legal amount OF fcrce aud therefore are guilty
assault and battery The Judge thereupOn sentenced
the prisoners TO the Penentiary for one year each
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larce niece of brown paner nlaced over

A large piece of brown paper placed over
each door OF the QuOr-stOre No. Centerst and marked
with large letters Informs the alien that the "TammaDy
Hall Naturalization Committee Meets Here and within,
yesterday around tables about dozen
clerks with pens stuck over their and pile Of
radiation papers before them waiting for the runners
bring in the victims AS each one received his paper
clerk who sat near the doOc supplied him with ticket
that good for so cents worth OF naturalization cerh
cate. There was 40 crowd there yesterday, and the
clerks amused themselves much Of the time In filing ont
papers with imaginary names, Just TO get their hands
ln"
Mr. Napoleon +. Zaba, recently prominently
connected with The work OF education In England pro-
poses 20 lecture ia NewYork andesewhere ia
nection with ingenious chart specially con-
In teaching chronology and dates fine chrono
ogy OF the world brought before the eve nj glance
IN such manner that with few days study any person
Of ordinary historic reading could readily command the
dates Of the most important events IN the worlds history
by glance at the chart ftf
Timothy Murphy, aged o. residing nc No. 83
Parkst while AT work the Hudson River Railroad
depot, fell from scsGOldng and sustained serious
tgnfcs Earnest Fest, aged Is. who resides IN Third
near OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stabbed iB the
head and eighty injured by WIN. seagrst, alec aged
D. who resides in undredaud -nuth-st., between
Second and JhiS6sv"- dannR quarrel sunday night
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FATAL MISTAKE OF A DRUGe1srs CLERK.

Coroner Flynn commenced an inquest, yester-
day. at No 90 Thompsonst., the remains of James
Hamilton whose death is supposed 70 have resulted
from the mistake OF druggist In selling Oxalic acid for
epson salts. II is alleged that the family purchased
quantity Of what they supposed 10 be epson salts, and
administered q portion to Mr. Hamilton He soon
after taken violently III, and died in short time The
powder OF which he had taken quantity was examined,
and il proved be oxaic acid On the above facts being
reported Coroner Flynn he Immediately caused the
arrest OF Arthur and Edward Rodgers, father and
where poison said TO have been purchased, and
they arc now detained the PriEcet StatOnH House to
await the result of the inquest which has been adjourned
until Wednesday.
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ouIRANTINE on COMFY ISLAND.

Judge Gilbert of the Kings County Supreme
Court sitting IN the Special Tern yesterday rendered
decision in the Of the people OF the town OF Graves
end against the Commissioners OF Quarantine, which
the prayer Of the petitioners 70 make the injunction
against the Commissioners restraining them from erect
ing buildings the end OF Coney Island for quaran
tine purposes perpetual. denied The Commits
siOlers Will be enabled operations
soon AS circumstances will permit
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ship Vanguard sworeahs b.s laos Bfs%sS Ydeho ce's ~
orders
DOMESTIC PORTS.
L0xDos 2AriFsd. srhrs Afsisfr Wsshsfn h"Fe
" rroFdsncs. Jsu-s tsuuiusaau hsr"ft
Esrl. Hex Bedrd, Dr. FmHkna Nrs io RogVt Psns ksu'
IslAnd sailed VIII. BAagcf, Sea dir, Nr~lefl
IIaud last Gr,euseA. fsnisi, ~ bs-ls Iftphss Ffef
deur. Qusen Hantas Hof,~n Aarths foHolih
W. Meant, Pan River Louisa weld feris""Ib 'o"P Shs
Providence; simeon, Smith
SrwOSLKANs sept E--Auei ,,ssushp ussd STAT" ssriss
NeN.lork
GaLvHsroS sept hIs port steamship wilaHsisa. os1i's 'sr
Nes.i ort 10 au u . o three
wEfr - u guhbnst GsteYBff also fnpp!s tafk
Purveyor baAsng psparstoJ Eng 81 sc Coast q AhleA
FOREIGN PORTS
GLASGOW Sept 21kc steamship toambia eE Nss lot hft
~ arved 10 the Clyde yesterday.
orEKssTowS sept steamship Colorado, ircn Nssiors
SEPT le. arrived here todAJ 90 tie "a Liverpool
DISASTERS.
ERw CAsrtz Ohtro Sept Ihs soeusf Arsine 9th baF',r
for osego ashore Tbs place sb aho three feet Of sasr
the holA The vessel and cargo VII probably D. total sess
Shooner Addie AseJ Rgat. from Baliaefs for NefsF,a
The osks woeT olai Hell Gate and hl lsa
nond's Flats, In ~ iesot sAtsr. ~
SPOKEN.
BARK Little Btih from vspsrshO br Lvuroel-ASg rs lat 90
Ion. IS
ship from Boston fo Bristol Es,pt r. ls ~ o. len !"
W. Williams efPbisdslpha By ieiAshp AIbssasSept r.
1870 A of Cape Henosen.
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r.. R. IL.
A GREAT SENSATION!
A GOOD SENSATION!
PAIN CURED Trg AN 1MsrAwr.

In ls4 the greet grand principle stopping the ercrucs,g
pain instant without employing such dangerous agents as Choro
form. Opium, Morphine. AeOri Er iuowsin
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
This remedy accomplished this wonderful and delightful desderstun IN
all cases Of external and internal afforded relief,
the moment applied the the body
pain erkted relieve paesf
Circulating and thrOb Of pain and Impaired tie delightful
ton Of ease and comfort
Every Kind Of pain, whether Rkeumasn Neurs Iuean, Sore
Throat Nervous Headache Toohachr Pans the Chest SIDE Longs
Stomach Bowels kidneys Spine Legs Arms Feet application
sufficient to Kill and e1iermiuSie the pain
Taken Internally 20 drops dlute5 would and
FereaB Ague Ch and Fer BOa Cole Inflammation Of the
Bowels Cramps spasus Dfba Dyssuey and every may
erst inside child This Radsavs Ready
Relief Of Iss7 and Railways Ready Relief ssaH pOvtS in ss
We started IN It's mission Of relieving the b paihstksb.
sick distressed and crippled Of all nations throughout the world and
now to-day used pobIIsd household necessity in
the palaces Of suans EmPerors Kans Kings High Priests Noees
cottages the aboDg classes Of naOa the
face Of the earth
Sold BY Druggists everywhere at 50 cents Ter bottle and at No.
NJ lama
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fAnnOuncementSl

The political excitement is becoming inten-
6ed Both parties sangupe difference Of opni0n th'
will be finally settled in November Meanwhile all good Repub
cans Of the opinion that the handomest HAT soo
the city is Of the KNOX manufacture obanabe at No 22 Broad"
cnrnern Of Fnlton.st
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CoUGHs, Colds, Tightness of Chest, Asthma,
wboopne Coush ard bronchitis single dose Of marc
LKox toueH soc Sugar coated Sold by iirDSur nett
TO Herald Office all druggists Manuf,cicy No II Deyst
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT oP NRw YORK. ..sHFT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Neptune. Baker Boston. mcse and pass
Steamship Pioneer Sbsckord, Cow Bay, B. days, coal
Steamship Fab Kce. Aesgang. Bermuda sept a.
steamship Stdgwek Gidendae CsveSoa ndse and pass
Steamship Alaska Aspuws a days ndse treasure anl pA
Steamship Westphalia, Trapinann. Hamburg,
Ship Trn0nntsin. Sears. Liverpool ~ DAYS. mise
Ship Tecmseb. Peterson. Boston.
Albno Naeher Bristol. b.. % days railroad iron
Bark Mary Laeretis HenGricksan. Boston
Bark Empress. Cooper. New Bedford.
Brig Isabella Ieset, TTask. Bangor sdAys
BIG New Thomas and John Chsi. Malaga fuh
Bng Rosario Hamilton. Rio Isn,iro Aug ], eo1te
sehr Edith, Whekleer. HAVE % days. mdst.
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