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Memoranda.

The brig Black Swan, Pojger. cleared at New York,
Nov 16, for Georgetown, G.
The schr Henry Hobart, Muney. from Georgetown,
S c, arrived at New Haven, Conn, Nov H.
The schr Campbell, from Providence, !. for
Georgetown, 5 c, put into Newport, J. Nov TO-
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENsA-
TION
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle Of stopping the
most excruciatug pain in an instant, without enc
ploying such dangerous agents as Chloroform.
Opium, Morphine, Acontine, Ether &C.. was first
made known in
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CO BRIDE AND ROOM.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 10 Bride tho institution OF Marrlass-
guide 10 matrimonial felicity and true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free CT charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phila-
delubia, Pa. 3mos September22
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NoTE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
1920 bales Upland, from Mobile ...... bales, from
Charleston 700 bugs Sea Island and 1a9 bales Up
land, and from Savannah 11l2 bags Sea Island and
... bales Upland-the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

,,sr OF LETTERS remaining in the PossS5se SS "a al
ch.rssop. on for the week ending NoVEMbkK ~. H.
0sIy sss aSaess tas ercUon & in the city
% sEpersons calling for Letters AdVerosea sn0u-"
,tate that they are Advertised nu IN snn.
~ Office hours from A. III. 70 E :" VI
days, nom to P. III. n,oryr ,,o,tr,aster.
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ShipncWs by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH, November 19-Clearcd, steamships
America, Baltimore; Herman Livingston, New York;
brig Nellie, Boston.
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Marrieo.

-LAN5--KERSHAw.-M at Grace Church
Chapel Camden on the 18th inst, by the Rev. JOIN
JOHNSON THOMAS W. LANG to HARRIET DU-
BOSE, daughter OF General ]. B. KERsHAw, all OF
Camden, S. q.
CALDWtLL-CALHOUN. ON the 18th inst, in
Newman, Ga. by the Rev. JAMES STACY, Dr. Will
LIAM r. CALDWELL, OF Charleston, s. u, to
ANN ELIZABETH, second daughter OF DR.. An
rREw B. CALHOUN, of the former place.
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ne BATcHELoRs HAIR DYE.-THIs

GG BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; inviSo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black OF
brown. Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Boud.street. New York. Tyr January 8
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Gadden, Sallie
|Goodwyn, Katie
Gowan. Mary G
|Gordan, Miss ]
Gregory, Sarah !
Hammond, Mrs
Hammond, Mrs
D
Hamilton, Susar
Hardy, Kate
aeidt, Ellen NJ
Henery, Mrs ]
Eorkins, Katie
Bortsn, Mrs S
tones, Julia
Jones, Sallie A
jenkins, Mrs D
johnson, Miss c
johnson, Jessie
Jewell, Els
Jackson, Mary l
Kilroy, Mrs NJ
.Khuke, Mrs Q ]
Keckley,Mr IL :
Keckley, Ameli'
Kelly, Miss Il
Lamb, Ellza
Landing, Ellen
Law, Mary =
Lehman, Mrs u
Leorard, Mary a
Lean, Julia
Logan. Jane ant
Lucy
Lowith, Mrs III
Lee. Mrs
Martin; Miss E J
Marriage, Mrs l.
Mersday, sarah
Mitchell, Eliza n
Mil, s, Mrs ]
Mitchell, Jane
Morgan, Mrs MI
B
Martin, Emma :
Miller, Mrs 81
Muck, Mrs 81
.McGinns, Ann
Mckenzie, Luc,
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Anderson, Mics !
Abstain, Mrs c
Baker, Mrs IL
Ball, Miss L
Benton. Mrs o
Bell, Sarah j
Bennett, Eliza M
Bethune, Miss
Blackwell, Mar.
II
Boiler, Mrs B
Brunson, Miss I
Burke, Mary -
Brown, Anna M
Brown. Anna L
Cantley, Emma
Campbell, Mrs {
Clark, Miss NJ
Clark. Miss B
Carr, Mrs L F
Clark, Sarah
Cobb, Lidg
Coffee, Anna s
CooA, Mary Ann
Corcoran, Miss
III E
Collius, Ella
Cohen, Mrs c n
Cruise, Miss NJ
Cutino. Miss NJ
Dayes, Mrs II
DAILY, Annie P
Dawson, HRS Al
Deasel, Binah
Della Tore, Mrt
j c
Deasel, Miss P
Desrnore, Mrs L
Farrow, Mary
Fielder, Clara
Fenuicks, Annie
Fehrenback, Ids
Ferguson. Mrs
Fields, Emma
Ford, Anna Nj
Fortune, Brdge'
Frasier, Mrs l.
Frost, Ellen
Furmam, Miss !
n
Gillsburg, Mrs
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A REM ARKABLE UREl

A Rel A R 4 BILE REL
SORES ON THE TONGUE. ULCERS Nv THE
THROAT SORE GUMS. SORE MOCTR,
SORES IN THE NOSE, ABOUND
THE EYES, de-,
If recently exhibited o few bottles will cure. II
chronic, or through the effects oil Mercury, Pota'-
SUM, corrosive Sublimate from six 10 one dozen
bottles may be required TO make permanent cure.
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THE DEMAND FOR THIS UNIVERSALLY poF-
THAR COTTON TIE having so lar exceeoeu our eA;
nertatiops in view OF the many other patents oereu
In the market we have hitherto been nnap,n 10 hcu
s,nni;cG We take pleasure, however, IN announc NJ
o. - customers that We have now made suei
no ogs as will enabe us henccorh to keep
f,,ii snnply always on haud. We are now daiiy eS-
Meeting the arrival OF shipment, when I'LL oroers
awaiting execut on will be filed.
ROBERT MURE & CO.,
Agents for South Carolina and Charleston
October 20 ILL" inv
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Consignccs per South Carolina railroad
November 10.

Ills bales Cotton, IS bales Domastics, so barrels
Flour, $50 bushels Grain, 8 cars Wood, cars Lu1-
ber and car stock. TO Railroad Agent, " W Smith,
Reeder l. Davis. " Williams, Pelzer, Rodgers
Co. x W Devices. Goldsmith & Co. Mallonee,
Frost & Adger, Mulligan, G II Walter l. co.
Mowry l. Co, Dowling & 20, " Mikcll. Claghorn.
Herring 4 co, a Marshall W Courtney co,
kirkpatrick Witte, Robson, Brode co. 9
W Williams & Co. ] E Sloln, Pinckney Bros W 4
RYAN, Thurston g. Holmes, Strauss & Vance, R
Pringle wardlw & Caraw. Graeser, Lee, Smith Co,
Cohen, Hanckel & Co. W C Dukes & Go. Watson l.
Hill, j Motfctt. T W Clausscn and e Won Dohlen.
Consignecs per Charleston and Savan-
nah Railroad. November 10.
Bee & Co, W " Smith. Mrs N P Halsey
DowlinG, Reeder & DIvis ] u Rabb. r Blake. D
Osterholtz, Graham. Hunt & Bros, Session
Bus, r Pr1nglc, II Bischof & Co. Fraser & Dill.
Tecklenburg & Skinner, Street Bros & 70. and L
Kracke.
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times The greatest discovery of its kind IN the age
we live in. No person need be troubled WIN Sass a
Mice BED Bugs or Reaches. for Mr.. lsaacsen's dcs,
tructye remedy is WITHIN the reach OF a pi epared
only by himself. from rare and vlluno @ compounds
its cheapncss is as wonderful as Its eilcacy-hun,
Ircds OF testimonials have been received from Oil
parts of the United States as to lis saluc ADJ satsiac
tory operative power, from which, lot "aE' VI sPS'
We simply select the following:
W1LLARDs uotEL. WASHINGTON, D. cr)
October 1st, 1868.
Ar. IsAAcsES-Dcar Sir Il fircs me great pleas
urc 10 testify 10 tn gratifying result obtained ut TINS
Hotel through using your Phosphoric Paste; II Is
now Two Years nee first heard OF your remedy'and
dc.c mlned 10 give it lair trial; that trial proved SO
successful that not trace OF Rats or Roaches nave @
since been discovered, although previous 10 that
time we VT re completely overrun. Wishing you every
success in the useful career you have chosen,
Ilcmain, yours respectfully,
JOHN WOLFE, Engineer.
For ealc by DOWIE & NOISE,
Wholesale Druggists,
No. 1C9 Mceting-Sreeet, corner HascL
Charleston, 5. c.,
October 7 wfm3mos Agents for Southern Stats.
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Consignccs per Charleston and Snvan-
PORI CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, 7th, hours. 80 minutes, morning.
New Moon, l4th, hours. II minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 9ol. l hour. 80 minutes, morning.
Full Moon, Goth, hours so minutes. evening.
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Marinr Mrws.


Port of Charleston, Nov'ber go
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Sprfial uotifes.

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.-A
large stock of BUGGIEs and HARNESS, jusf receiv.
cd, and for sale low for cash, by
L. CHAPLIN CO.,
No 20 Hayne-strest,
And Nos. SO and 35 Fnckney street.
B
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PAL NTALLINA

OPAL DENTAL INA,
SUPERIOR
TO 9TH W 4 S II,
For Cleansing the Teeth, Preventing the
Formation of Tartar, giving tone to
.hc Gums, and leaving delight
fuI sensation of lcanliness and
Fragrance in the Mouth.
s1TpERIoR TO SOZODONT AND CHEAPER
THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill of the physician dentist and apotne
cary and it is offered RELIABLE SUBSTITUTE Ior
thc numerous uncpr ain washes now IN vogue. Inc
has also been called into usc anu the re-
searches of celebrated observer have detected tne
manner in which the tartar is formed showing II 70
be lhe work of an,macul@.
Substances which Flcinus found 10 destroy the life
of tbcse intusoria are contained in the Dentalna,
and thus 1t prevents the increase tartar and conse
ouent loosening of the teeth. twill be found uselui
TO persons in advanced life giving strength ana Tone
TO the gums while to every Ole the aroma anu sen.
sation OF cleanliness after using will DC suincen'
recommended N; smokers especially VIII appreciate
| Its efficacy. ,. ,;,
Numerous dentists Of the highest standing 0enH
ocnuajpted with tue composition of the Dentalllna,
advocate its use, it containing nothn" corros.I u
niuri,;rs to pre event It's uurcstraincd employment:
Prepared only By JAS. T. SHINN, Chemist PniIa
dclphia. ,,.,, &. ,rotcp
Corner Meeting and Ifasel streets
| nctobcr14 wfm3mos Charleston, ,. u
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Wilmington Market.

WILMTNGr HON, November 1S.-TuRPENT1
Sales oil "a bSs at So for soft and 50 for har per 2SS
lbs. ,.,
SPIRITS TUnpENTrSE-Is 1zc lower, and 81 b5l'
sold at 43c per gallon.
s 5 81 7oa1 rs for strained closing at latter price.
TAR--Is Sc higher and ia bbs sold ut 81 50 Pr
tbl. sam,
CorroS-one small lot sold at 2llzc for middlii:
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. November 1G.-corroS-The market
n .dav opsnea quiet an closed with moro inquiry
and better feeling on tho pat OF the iacsors we
heard of sales of good style low middling at l9c,
and one srn Il, lot at 1917, which was above the mar
ket. We quote Ordinary, 1sA; good ordinary
lsZ; low micd;ing. 19a19H. ,o, ,..,..
The receipts of the day amounted to 2Oo oales,
with sales OF l4S and shipments Of 12S bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1853. .......::;.. u
Rockwell previously. 60Ol-oSos
ro,,, ......... CO.,!
Shipped to-day. dIo ,o--
Shipped previously. .............. 'oos'-"'o
c,o,,, On i, nj ........ 81:
MEMPHIS, November IA
MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1SGS.......... Al
Received since yesterday ay......-....... l,iO3 81,
Total, ................. G7,2s:
Exported since yesterday ............. 6OS
Exported previously. .o6 S6o-a''ao'
Stock on hand and in transitu. 97It
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To accommodate those who purchase for the New
York market we quote the two leading grades accord
ing to that classification:
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Passengers.
Pei steamship Virgo for New York; Luhn,
Glover, III Harlow, and Coffee
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto-R Loudev1ci,
Toabe, II Wilson, Il Platte, and twenty on deck.
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MEMS LIST

McMillin, G. E
Mcnamara. John
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Misffaameous.
TsAAcsEN's SURE POP!

FOR DESTROYING
Rats, Mice, &C.. &C.,
without the unpleasant
effects arising fro o m
their dying in their
holes.
A PH 0SP o RIG
PASTE. Dramatically
sealed, and warranted
Ia tann frrah for all
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NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
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Coming 20 Thor Senses.

The southern leaders OF tho Democratic
party were so eisted that they were able 70
dictate what the platform OF the Democrats
party should be, and who ahould be Its candi.
dates, that they bee ana fu<iou. .na ,vtla xvtsh
Iov, ana In ~ 81 49,. - 40 a.. ~
ivy, anu IN ueh ihtox'cstion with the idea OF
success they lost sight OF the fact that any body
In the North could dispute thar rjwht 10 rule.
"su s" nea's'eu overthrow OF the gov.
etnmehts OF the reconstructed States. Hence
Hampton, Forrest, Vance, Wise, Semmes,
Cobb, Toombs, and others, made the southern
.n,,.,.. Ss',,., NV ',N' a.
oounuy WIN WHAT they were going 70
do. They would put down the Radicals and
the "niogerp;n they would undo the recon-
.,-,..,. Sys -, -.
an, ,ha us..n., 80 80 ,s,a..
ss...a,,~, $50
-..... .....
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The Alexandria Gd=stis contains the follow,
ing:
"Dispatches from Cumberland this morning,
state that the companies engaged In shipping
coal there have agreed to the demands Of the
boatmen, and that the strikers have com.
menced loading coal at the rates OF d so per
ton to tide water, which is an advance OF 20
cents per ton. The coal companies were forced
into measures In consequence OF the pres
ure OF existing contracts, and Of the heavy
demurrAge they had agreed to pay In order to
secure shipping freight. Boats from Cumber-
land may be expected here in large numbers
about the close OF the week.
eoyery Of horse belonging to complainant,
captured In Loudoun county by the Federal
troops, during the war, and afterwards sold at
Government sale to defendant, which has
been before the courts Of this county for some
time past, has been decided by Gen. Stoneman,
who has confirmed the title OF the defendant. y
The Norfolk Day Book says:
"On Sunday night, between 10 and II O'Clock,
Sergeant Hoban, who belonged to the Marine
Corps, cut his throat with razor, at his quar-.
tiers In the old ship st. Lawrence, now used as
barrack, at the hayward. We learn thu
HobAn had lost his wife on Thursday week
and since that event had been low-sprited and
queer. He sent his effects to auction and sold
them of, and ever since he has been drinking,
until In at OF delirium tremens, he attempted
his life as above stated. The wound was dee
one, and bled copiously. He was sent to the
Naval Hospital, and we have been unable to
near OF his condition since yesterday morn.
ing"
The Lynchburg TirginidR says.
The corn along the line of the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad has been greatly refreshed
by the recent rains, and 10 looking vigorous
and luxuriant. There will be no lack on bread
In virginia the coming year"
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AND conMEncrAL.

NEW YoRK, Aug. b.-Cotton dull and nom
Saosi if S sq5s as. aiI &c :Ss
fair; southern lli .so0tis. wheat ArmjI De
%snd %OSs1s'; NJ 80, Ass sa,S cSR
arm; 81 cents. rye dull and sominsi; d. J56
SlsS. Pork shads iowerj dsmand moderate,
1 sHtr,soa NOR AZ. she n.ris. continue,
very firm 10 tone, but we hear OF no sales ex-
cept In small lots to the local trade at fall
Rhea,-ReceIpts 1855 bushels white,
very strong and prices have further advanced
cents for the better grades. Sales; white,
az SS.at: p snS AZ. f1s 81 rT R. g.
1,o7o bushels choice Maryland At t7.es, 100
ssSi ~ ssssS 4 So 10 fcSsh Al 3s%; 10
Csrr.-ksesip,. a,rsa bushels white. and 100
bushels yellow. Market arm and prices TO
cents higher. Sales: white, $50 bushels choice
:,oS az sso a. S ESes Il iSs sIGs
at si:sc' 100 western mixed Al ;i.as. w ~
busheis al Vi cents, "a h. weight, and ssc bush.
Ry.-Reeeipts 100 bushels. No sales re.
cc6ee.-The medium grades are very heavy,
but prime grades are scarce and held firmly.
Sales yesterday were confined to lots from
second hands, amounting TO $50 bags Rio at
| l5lffpl71f cents. Quotations are only nominal.
Fair to prime eargoes 0>f0llN cents, gold, In
Coiion.--There was some inquiry yesterday
| from spinners, with sales Of 81 bales middling
| at 90 cents. No sales reported to-day.
Moidsses.-The market remains very quiet.
We note . sale yesterday Of II hhds. Porto
Rico molasses at t6)fG6s cents. Quotations
| are as follows: Cuba 45@ts cents; English
| Island 45fQ63 cents; Porto Rico 50fpo5 cents.
NM Fsed.-The market 10 Arm at mons cents
for brownstun, and t2Qls oents for middlings.
the trade today, with brisk consumptiys de
holders are not offering round lots. We quote
still at lax cents for Shoulders, II cents for rib
Sides, and 17lz cents for clear ribs. Hama ara
| hrm at 21ixG22n cents for sugar-oured. Bulk
Meats continue very firm and generally held
| out OF market, and we hear Of no sales to-day
| Mess Pork 10 held higher, and we quote West
ern at so per barrel. Lard 10 very frm OF II
| cents for city. Western held at lsl<fplo cents
Sugars.-The market is quiet at about pre-
vious rates. Sales 70 hogsheads Cuba at li3S
| cents. and ~ hogsheads Demerara vac. pan 81
141a cents. We quote as follows; Fair to GOOD
refining ll1llN centsi grocery Cubn llXGl2L
| cents; Centrifugal, ll6i3A cents; No. II box
lls4Gl2% oentsi Porto Rico grocery, lllf@l33.
| cents; Demerara vac pan l3ll3L cents.
Refined Sugdrs.-Hard Crushed at 10Y cents
| and soft do. at ISM cents for A whitej 49,.
cents for Circle Al lS< ccnts for d, and hh
syrups are steady as follows. Msryisnt
Golden 6s cents, Baltimore do. 0s centsj Mon
umental OF cents per gallon.
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nlED m.


GIBSON. -on the lth instsnt, CAlsys ApsLE,ip
FAINT dsssh,sS q David and s,lIIs 4 Il 0ib.ss. =
IN h.s ga s:
/ ~ i..siss VIII al 10 f,pp.rsil. Mass. for
BAsEEs ,son wsans,asy isEu., s.sn.r sri.i
iks Hissas Of iSs ANIL AZ fsspss!1sliy isvie,1
4 ets9d y funeFei from Ms late slldene. tsdy
At clock p. m, The funeral will proceed 10 Oak
Hill Cenctery ,GeerEetown.
FRNTQN -on Wednesday ncrnip Z. the 9Th inst ,
81 e;l1, LIrzIE fpxIoH, daughter Of Michael and
MARY fsnton, aged 10 months and 10 d.vs
Her funeral win take place ,tne 9th Inst
nsT flfs srssi and vlrsips avenue, No 25s, Island
Tho friends And relatl Of the family are respect.
fully invited 70 attend.
B0uIs. AT II IS e'sloek. August 4, RolHlr IN.
VIE, sGsd emenths and n days, youngest child Of
RID0RLY.-0n Tuesday, the 18th OF July, o.
chelera In antum, WILLIAM AuGrsriIH, infant sot
81 W.. and Alice = Ridssly. sssd sig weeks and
one day,
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Conversational Nominatiop..

CiSoIsHArI, August s.-The Republican
convention In the First district this morning
nominated Hon. Henry Essleston for re-elec.
tion to CONGRESS BY reclamation.
In tho Second district Job Stevenson was
nominated on tho third ballot.
ELLswoRrH, NE, Aug. o.-The Fifth Dis.
triet Republican Convention to-day renomi-
mated Eugene Hall for Congress.
OswEoo, Aug. 6.-Hon. ]. O. Churchill was
to-day unanimously renominated for Congress
BY the Republicans Of the Twenty second Dis.
tFlct.
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IRIS SAID THAT CHAs. @. HALPIsR, had he
lived, would have been the candidate for Con.
crest in the Ninth district OF New York, in
place OF Fernando Wood. This fact renders
his death all the more sad. for could he have
lived to have supplanted such a man as Wood
the country would have been the gamer every
way in having a patriot In the place of an
avowcd rebel.
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New Advertisements.
"Camp-Mee Tents
Ihaye on hand a large variety Of
TENTS ALL SIZES,
FOR SALE OR RENT, SUITABLE FOR
CAMP.MEETINGS, &c.
Apply 10 4. @. wHEELkR
Seventh street and Canal Bridge,
au3-u South side

CUsToM.HoUsB, BALTIMORE,
" CoLLRCroR's OPPIcB, July -, 1865.
In pursuance Of Treasury regulations, / shall
offer for sale. at public aucdon, on FRIDAY, 18Th
August next, at y clock. m at the United states
Public Store, on the southeast esrner OF Lombard
aud Gay streets, the following described une aimed
goods, on which there isa failure or neglect 70
pay the duties within the time prescribed BIZ law:
cS She ea AZ s containing 10 dozen sACCHARATBD
COD LIVER OIL.
Imported in the steamship Somerset. Rafis, mas
ter. from Liverpool, on the S0th day Of Nay, 1857
being marked and consigned on ships mlnifsst 10
Dr. B. M sehlsS, snyt9nSnI g. ,-,
Au6.eoti Auctionser.
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Political Matter. AZ R,cbmona.

Political Matters At Richmond.
RICHMOND, Aug. b.-There was . large Con.
sentative meeting and nag raising this after
noon.
The Republican committee, meeting this
evening, determined TO buy the Hs,o Nation
Newspaper and establish an organ here, and
also to hold aGrant ratification meeting on
the 2oth inst. They are much dissatisfied with
the non-removal OF otiice.hoiders under the
fourteenth article,
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THR DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS are exceed.
ingly Jubilant over their great victory In Ken
lucky. 1t Ia true It Is a marvellous victory,
but then everybody expected 1t. Who had the
least idea that the "Confederate n Roads,
witch Is In the Stait Nv Kentucky" would do
differently
The overwhelming mass Of the people Of that
Commonwealth are rebels, and why should
they not vote the Democratic ticket "Ephraim
Is Joined to his idols, let him alone.n
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ATLANTA, Aug. "a resolution was offered
In the House that all persons holding num-
eipal once In the State by virtue OF any mill.
tarv commission be removed, and all ofneos
thus vacated be resumed by those removed by
military commission, and that they DO re-.
quired to act In their respective capacities
until the time for holding elections.
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HALIFAX, August 5.-The Anti-Union mem.
bers OF the Legislature held a caucus meeting
last night Nothing has yet trsnspired as to
the result. The local government has refused
to have an interview with Sir Jno. A. Nc.
Donald and other members Of the PriVy Coup.
oil In Halifax. Tho Unionists do not favor q
CONSULTATION policy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-06

The Richmond Examiner seems to be SPOIL
Ing for fight. II says that the men Of the
South "have seen the day when they could
use the bullet, and II God, in his anger, per-
NIT the necessity to arise, they will see II
again" One would suppose that these men
had had enough Of war, but It seems not.
"Bray fool in mortar yet viii not his folly
hena ri frnn him .
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AUBURN, August b.-The Chinese Embassy,
accompanied byA number OF citizens, made
the tour OF the city this morning In car.
risges.
AT eleven O'Clock, the Embassy visited the
prison, going through the entire Institution,
and witnessing the different enterprises car.
ried on there with great interest.
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FoRr MONROE, August b.-The steamer
Tallahassee from Washington with Hon.
Gideon Welles and party on board passed up
to the Norfolk navy yard to-day and was 70.
ceived with a salute. She 10 now At anchor
on Fort Monroe.