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Tho Protestant Episcopal Triennial
Convention.

Tn the Episcopal General Convention, on
Monday, the Committee on Canons reported
AGAINST the amendment to Canon IL, title 2, to
the effect that member of church removing
from one parish to another should still be
amenable to the jurisdiction and subject to the
pastoral care of the parish to which he should
remove The committee were of opinion that
a member of o church was distinct from
communicate, and was not subject to canoni-
cal discipline. After some debate the commit
tee were discharged from the further col.slue-
ration Of the subject.
Rev. DIR. Haight submitted a report from the
sanoe committee in RELATE to the duties OF
Law readers, placing them under proper dlscl-
pline, &c. The committee hoid tnat lay is reau,
ers are the creatures Of the bishops, AID could
be removed at their pleasure Discharge from
further consideration of thu subject was asked
and granted.
The same course was adopted with refer
ence to report from the Committee on the
Prayer Book, in regard to these words IN the
communion Office: ':that he may dwell IN them,
and they in Him." The committee heldlt In
expedient to make any change.
The Committee on Prayer Book reported
that the stereotype plates OF the prayer book,
which we're formerly in the possession OF Har-
per Brothers. Lad been sold, ana thelr wnere-
abouts could not be discovered. They also
stated, Mr.. James Potts, the publisher OF rell-
gious works, in this city, had set OF plates,
which he was willing to sell.
They offered a resolution appointing spe-
cial committee, consisting Of the Rev. Bon
jamin J. Halght, D. D., of New York; Rev.
Thomas l.. Colt, D. D., LII. D., Of New York,
and Rev. NJ. A. D. Howe, D. D., of Pennsy-
vania, to negotiate for their purchase and care
for their safety. The resolution was adopted.
The Rev. DR.. Richard s. Mason, OF North
Carolina, from the Committee on the Prayer
Book, reported that, in their opinion, the alleg-
ed grammatical error in the Prayer Book Is
unworthy OF notice, and they asked to be dis
charged from further consideration Of the
matter. They were discharged.
An animated debate followed on resolution
offered BY Mr.. Tazewell Taylor, Of Virginia,
'sThat it is inexpedient to make any alterations
in the Book of Common Prayer" The resolu-
ton was finally made the order Of the day for
Wednesday.
The question as to an increase Of the Epis-
copate, by the election of assistant bishops, en-
gagged the time of the Convention down to the
adjournment. The prevailing sentiment SEEM
ed to be that additional assistant bishops we're
absolutely necessary. Judge Conyngham, OF
Pennsylvania, and Judge Otis, OF Illinois, spoke
in favor, and Rev. DR.. Adams, OF Wisconsin,
and others, against.
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Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-49 hours
to tue Bar. Mdzc. 10 Adger Co, Apple, "
Car ington & Co. Goodrich, Wincm il Il CO. Klinck,
WickeI,berg & to, L alexander e y arr Co, Ave-
rill & Sons, klnsman Grcs lturci * Son, Z Al
Ccr < Co. II Blschoff Co, Il Belts. L l'alcs Co.
l. Buck, r NJ Dristoll, EiSchoif, W NJ Bird Go,
& A /. .ldw cll Lloyd & O'Mara Part 4 Wi tn, CHS
olm Bros, j Campsen Co. Cameron, Barkley 20.
w COrwin Il TO, Campbell, Kn X & Co. tartm'll,
Harbeson & Co. w Chafco & Go, Crane, Dovlston
& Co, Darcy, DAILY, " EouEy, Dowic & Noise.
Edg ton & Richards, Z Fcdman. Forsyth McComb
4 Co, j y talrly & Co. d L Fleming X 20. FurchSo;t
Bros Mrs NJ Galloway A g Goo iwin q ii Gruber,
Klatto Co. Gerdts u c., GibLes & 90, Krcssel.
Jr, pL Guilcmln. A Lancer, Goudsop & Beuthner.
Laurcy " Alexander. Holmes & Calder, Mantoue 4
Co, Marshall l. Burge. II Hall Co, Ii Muller.
Henry, Melchers Muller, + Horsey, Muller MINI
liz Co, Hasu' Calho;,n & Co, Menkc 4 Muller.
HUI, & Co, j G Mil or (; co. j McElhose, Hart
e. Co, Hunt & son. McLcy & Eicc. G Ii Muller, NJ
Marks, Hasscll, Hurkamp & Co. Nachman W
Heuercy 2Iorello L II Kcllcrs W Martin, Jen-
nings, hon linsUn Co. Johnsion, Crews co, I
Nachmau, jaeger, y L Eailroa Agent : Rail-
reId Agent, D O'Ncill & Son, NJ Ritter, stoll, Webb
l. Co, OstAndorff & Co, j NusheiIncr, W G lroit +
O'Ncil & Son, liavcncl Il Co. Tideman. b O'Ncil.
Russell southern Express Co, j iogni oJe
ma" L B StoIdIrd & Co. UG,rhardt 4 Iampscn, q
u Oakes, Scmcke & Co, J II Vollcrs Palmetto F1o-
ncer Cooperative Association, strauss, Van cs 4 Co.
Werner x Duclicr. G p POppcnhcm. ii Stcitz, Mrs
Watts, SDackciorl 4 Il lily, " u Whlden, Pelzer
Eodg rs & Co, Stcnhou & co, IValkrr, Eyan'
Cogswcll, Paul & Co, P Smith. Wallace, NJ
Wobltman, & w Williams & 20, Quachcnbush, )
Fl Wilson, W Sheppard, W Yates, W /. Webb, aud
Order.
s.uup Dorothca, from Aslepoo. 1850 bushels
Rough Rice. ] o Roper * stoncy.
SlLop Anna Wando, from Combahcc. lO2S bush-
els Rough Rice. To Lowndcs.
p, drays from West Polat Milo ticrccs Rice
To r Pr;glc.
IN THE OFF1NG.
British b:rk Scotswoo1. Ycamans, Liverpool
Coal To Il Aiurc e. Co. q I'd Gas 70.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Monterey, Ryder. New York-Ravenel &
Co.
Schr Ida Bella, Fisher, Batimorc-W Roach.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Monterey Rylor. New York.
Schr G Rayli-, Dayton, Baltimore.
SCbr W Mann, Stanford, Jacksonville, Fla.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York. Oct TO-
schr Lizzie Batchclder, Milton, Boston. Oct %.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Sea GILL DuttJn, from Baltimore, Oct 81.
uIemornnda.
Tho British bark Liverpool, from Boston, pre-
viousy reported for this port. has arrived at Sa-
yannah,
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoaice at
Charleston, for the week ending OCTOBER %,
1868, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
of Charleston.
sJPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
ga Office hours from A. II. to P. NJ. On SUM-
days, from 8 to 6 P. N.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

New YORK. October 22-Noon.-Money active at
7. Sterling 95S. Geld 35I Flour to 10c lower.
Wheat dull, and la2c lower Corn lathor more act
i've and shade flrmcr Pork lower at s2S 35. Lard
heavy: steam pressed l77Sa1sc. Cotton dull and de-
CHING Turpentne firm at 44c Roain steady;
strained common So 50a2 60. Frcights dull.
Evcnins.-Cotton he IVY; sales 23O0 at IS. Flour
heavy-surcrfnc Sc 2Oa6 so common to fair ex-
tra ss 2579 Wheat dull-amber State S2e2 so.
Corn closed dropping. Moss pork closed irregular
at s2S 25a2s so. Lard lower at lSa1S}4. Whs skey
oret and lower nt 81 l5al IT. Groceries quiet. Tur
pontine 43}sa:4. knsin 81 45I7 80. Tallow quiet ut
13l1SN. frcigh;s quiet, cotton by steam I'D. Gov
ernmcuts closed firm. 'G3's 1881 MoneS rather
less stringent Call Z. Sterling trmer at 9it. Gold
heavy at 35ss. Southern bonls generally Iii her aid
in better demand.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-Cotton dull at &c. Flour,
no demlud; Howard-stve,t super 81 25asS; City
Mills the clme; Wes.c II s7as7 75. Wheat firm Tor
high grades; prime TO choice 81 45a9 G5; medium to
good 50 oOao 35 Corn white aud yellcw 81 25a1 2s.
Oas weaker at 7Oa7s. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
$50 5Oa5O rs. shoulders H.
WILMINGTON n. C, October 22.-Spirits Of tur-
pentine weak; sal at Acc. Rosin n demand for the
low grades; strained and No. ,, 81 20; pale "A so.
Crude turpcn:ine 50 Co. Tar advanced conls; sales
at 50 3ra2r35.
AUGUSTA October 22.-Cotton Gull and lorer.
Sales $50 bales. RECEIPTS ESQ. Middlings 221Sa
22sl cts
sAvAsSAu October 22-Cot ON dull ard nominal.
Sales 232 bales; mddling IS 23s cts. Receipts 1892.
Exports 1920.
MOBILE, October 22-Cotton quiet. Sales 1000
bales; middlings 22ka2224 cts. Receipts eS6. Ex-
ports 1000.
NEW ORLEANS. October 22-Cotton in fair demand
but declined; middings 225lc; sales 1000 bales; re-
ceipts 621 bales: sterling bank 4sss York sisht
exchange pa. Gold 36A: Sugar-1stocS ; very nghl;
l5I Louisiana molasses, prime to choice 9Ocas1 Is,
email lots being received.
Crsc1xSAr1, October % Flour dull. Corn ST. ady
at 05a9G Whskey steady. Mess pork held at s31.
Bacon frm Shoulders l31l; clear sides 17ld. Lard
dull at 181s
LOUISVILLE, October 22-Superfne -four at SEA
So shoulders 13sla14; clear sides l714a171s. Raw
whiskey 81 20.
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financial anS Gommerfial.
exports for the Week endins Thursday
October 22.

exports for the Week ending thursday
October 22.
FOREIGN.
MArANzAs-p.r brig John Peirce-12oooo feet
Pitch Pine Lumber.
DOMESTIC. 49,
NEW YORK-Per steamship James AdgerLioo
ierces Rice 1121 bales Upland Cotton, 81 oales e
Donestics. 81 obls Rosin 80 Pegs frur, 1o .. hse
Sundries. Steamship Manhattan-S1 oalcs
and 1875 bales Upland Cotton. los bales Do, Do
mesics. 95 tierces Rice, l25 bbs Rosin, 2Io
packages Dried Fruit, 26 packages Sundrles, ~
bundles Paper. Per steamship Monterey
Sc bags S and 1882 bales Upland Cotton. 64 tes
Rice, go bbls Rosin. 81 bales Domestics, 90 PACK
ages Dried Fruit, IA packages Sundrles. - nm
PHILADELPHIA-Per bark 4 w Dodge--49,95o
feet Hewn Timber. 100. $50 feet Flooring Boards M
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-79l bales Up.
land Cotton. 1S bale, Rags, bales Bagging,
bale Wool As bales Yarn. rs tercss Rice; II bales
Hides and Skins, packages Copper, l242 PACK
ages Dried Fruit. 26 packages Sundrles PEI
schr Ida Bella-SOO tons Phosphate. $3.50 feet
Flooring Boards.
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onsIGnccs per South Carolina RAILROAD

ConsISnccs per South Carolina Railroad
October 22.
5i3 bales Co ton, 25 bales Yarn, 80 bb,s Naval
Stores, car stock, Q cars Wood car Lumber. To
Railroad Agent Pelzcr Rodgers Co, G W Williams
& Co. Frost Adger " Ryan, J Robson, Kirk
patrick Il Wlttr, Ihurston Holmes, b Sloan, +
WIS.,, G Walter l. Co, j D Aiken co. o'Neill'
II + Baker & Co. r Pringie Reeder & Davis. CHS
olm br 8. W Bowling Il Co. Mowry 4 Co, Graeser,
Lee, smith Co, Caldwell Son, caghorn, Herring
& Co. L DeSaussure, Ravcnel Co, Il De-
wees, Ii Cleusscn, C yoist, Stenhousc Co.
ConsiSnecs per Northeastern Hailrond,
October az.
III balos Cotton, bbls Naval Stores, Rough Rice,
Mdze &c. 10 L Cohen 4 Co. Dukes co, Frost y
Adger, Williams & 20. Mowry & Co, Kirkpatrick
witte Ipgraham & Son, Reeder Davis, H Marsley,
IL Meyers, II Harvey, Screven 4 Nisbct, Caldwell
l. son, Campscn 4 Co, W Emanuel, Rayenol 4
Co, Walter & Co. W Ryan, MAJ ck Saltus
Quickeubusl, Thurston & Holmes, Howard BIO,
II Bischof Co.
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81 Parsons deposisng letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed bat VIM be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Ha:Asss @0ctober 23
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wOMEN7S LIST
Anderson, Miss Goodrich, Kate McDonol

IMcDonold, Mrs
| L A
McSwinev, Mrs
Notes. Ann
INotage, Adrisna
i0wen Rosana
lOrtmaun, Mary
| L
| Parker. Miss c
Pamella. Mrs E
Philips. Mrs NJ
jFrckney. Mrs II
|Porcher, Ms p
Heigne, Susan
Riidlck, Mrs M
Richardson, Mrs
Rich, Mary
Robinson, Mary
Robinson, Betsey
Selay, Miss NJ
chroder, Mrs II
Seedorf, Miss g
Scanlan, Mary
jewell, Miss RI
5huller, Mrs I
jShrewsbery, A A
singleton, Mrs
Iswinton, Airs Il
| +
Smith, Miss NJ ]
IS:mmon, Mary
Simmons, Miss ]
|SimmoDs. s.Leddie
Taylor, Mrs L
Tierney, sally
Tilton. Julia
Thompson, Julia
Thompson, Miss
Waters, Mrs q
Weissinger, Mss
| ID Z
Welch, Alice
lWienges, Susan
| J
Wiebcke, Mrs c
Washington,
| Clara
Ward I,ydil
Young. Sarah B
Zelgler. Miss NJ
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HaiIrga0G.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY Coz.
PANY


I RAILWAY Cos:
NY.
CITY RAILWAY COL
D EAST BAY STREETS,
"a, October g., 1863.
CHARLESTON CIT}
CONfo1NY.
,EET LINE.
| Leave Lorer Terminu
at 8 AM, and oil inter-
walls OF ten ll0I minutes
during the day till 9.3o
P. II.
y as follows: On the hour,
he hour, from = A. NJ,
. 10y minutes of 8 O'Clock,
'om the old Postofhce.
TREEf LINE.
| Leave Lo,c,r Terminus
at sos AM, and atinter-
walls of twelve (12l mir.
utps during tho day till
] $50 p. N.
~ at seventeen (17I miautes
lone t41l minutes after the
past s. Every other
ice.
,EET LINE.
Leave the Lower Term,-
nus at $50 AM, and al
intervals OF fifteen us,
minutes till 7.3J P. NJ.
to the Battery except the
STREET LINE.
4 Leave Lowcr Ter-minus
: ut 9.35 a. d., and at inter.
vals Of every twenty (20l
minutes till 7.30 PM.
TO tire Battery except the
S. W. RAMSAY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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The Charleston Money Market.

THURSDAY, October q, 1863
During tho past week state and cily seeul"'es
have been in brisk demand, and quotations nave
been fully maintained, with an occasional advance
Money has been stringent, but there is no disposl-
ton on the part of holders to sacrifice their secur
ties The Bank rate is st Il per cent, but 11z per
cent is readily ob!ainab'e on the street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Delight In Disorder

A swee. disorder in the dresse
Kindles IN cloathes wantonnesse.
A lawne about the shoulders thrown
Into fne distraction;
An srring lace, which here and there
Enthrans the crimson stomacher;
A cuffs neglectull, and thereby
Ribbands to flow confusedly;
A winning wave deserving motel
In the tempestuous retncote;
A careless shoe-string, in whose rye
see wild civihty;-
Doe more bewitch me than when art
Is too precise in every part.
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Markets by Telegraph.
rnnHrnA, MHAnNrnxo

LONDON, October 22.-conso!s 94ls. Bon6s 70.
Sugar-on the spot 3ss; afoat, nominally 25s Cd.
FnASKroRT October 22.-Bonds hetvy at 1874
PARIS, October 22-The Bourse closed hrncr.
Rentcs 70f SOC.
LIVERPOOL, October o2-Noon.---otton quiet;
sales 10000 bales.
Accommodation quiet and steady; quotations
UNCHANGED. Breadstut dull.
HAvnE, October 22.-coiIon, on the spot If SIC;
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NorE.-wc have deducted from New Orleans
5O67 bales Upland, from Mobile ...... bales from
Charleston 237 bags Sea Island and 1SO bales Up
land and from Savannah $40 bags Sea leland and
-. bales Upland-the quantities received at those
ports from ii obile Florida, Texas and Savannah
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CORNER BROAD AM
CHARLESTON, So. c
SCHEDULE OF THE
RAILWAY
KlNG-STR
Leave Upper Terminus
ALSO AM, and at inter-
walls OF ten TO- minutes
during the day till the
last trip at 8 r. VI.
n. N.H.-Leave the Bdtt.y
and ten tl0l minutes OF
until 8 p. NJ, except at te,
a. III. Ever, other trip fl
RUTLEDGE-S
Leave Upper Terminus
ut 1.30 AM, and ut inter-
vals Of twelve tl2, minutes
during the day till S54
PM.
N.B.-Leave the Bate;
after the hour, and forth
hour, until seventeen (17)
trip from the old Postoff.
SUNDAY .
KING-STH
Leave Upper Terminus
at 0 AM, and at inter.
vals Of ifteen (15) min
utes till 700 p. II.
N.B.-All the trips are
last trip Of each car.
RUTLEDG E..
Leave Upper Terminus
at 0 AM, and at inter-
vals of every twenty (20l
minutes till Gas PM.
N.B.-All the trips are
last trip Of each car.
October 2
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Anderson, Miss
81
Barnett, Mrs r
Bennett, Mrs L
E
Bird. Mrs P
Bland, Laura E
Bonan, Mrs q
Bolger, Bell
Bunch, Miss L
Butts, airs E
Bythewood, Hiss
Brown. Mrs
Brown, Nancy
Brown, Nancy
.Amelia
Caulder, Mrs b
F
Caldwell, Miss n
Carr, Mrs f L
Camner, Miss M
Casey, Seeley
Campridge, Miss
AC
Corle. Ann
Canty, Ann Eliza
Calder, Agnes
Camner, Bella
Clark, Mrs
Corbert, Mrs @
Conlin, ia le
Cordes, Eliza M
Creus Mrs II F
Cramer, Mrs III
Collerton, HRS ?
Darvis, Jane B
Dunes, Miss r
Dennis. Mrs D
Dowling. Mary
Doar, Mrs ) E
Dodson, sally
Doyer, Dorah
Dumoner, May ]
Edwards, Miss u
Elliott, Mrs N NJ
Faulk, Mrs II.
Ferguson. Ellen
Fowler. Miss O
Ford, Patsey
Ford, Anney
Fraser. Miss n
Frey, Mary G
Goldsmith, Mrs
E
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Marinf uews.
Arrived Yesterday,

Port Of Charleston. October 23
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Goodrich, Kate
lGrain, Miss r j
IGreen, Mrs III
lHay. Miss 81
IBarvv, Julia
jBeuer. Mis- L
IHeee ell. Mrs L II
lHemmet Mrs {
henderson,, Mr.
Henderson, Mr.
lHeiman. Miss n
IHalthcock, Man
dia
IHaward, Jud,
Hopes, Mary
Holmes, Ann
Jones, Annie
Jones, Mrs ]
jenkins, Miley
jenkins, Dianna
'ohnson, Mrs L
johnson, Sally
johnson, Mrs j
n
Jordan, Mrs L
King, LAURA
Kinloch. Mrs G
lKerr, Mrs II A
lLawrance, Miss
| E
lCawton. Miss A
ILamonk, Gather
iLeggs. Miss NJ a
|Loughlin, Jane
Lyons. Miss j
lLee Miss L
Lee. Amelia
| Mahoney, Ellen
iMayrant, MISS 1
Mitchell, Mrs E
Morse, Mrs NJ a
Montgomery,
| Lydi1
lMolony, Mrs NJ
Moses, Miss d l
lMyatt, Mary
Miller, Hannah
Muller, Mro NJ
IMi ers, Miss q
Mcbride, Mrs P
Nice Cornick, FL
lAn
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THE BET PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHLADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WARERCOM. No. Z \. LIBERTY
STREET, ABOVE BALiIMORE.STREET.
BALTIMORE. Md.
STIEFFS PIANOS HAVE ALL THE LATEST
improvement, including the AgraGe treble, ivor!
ironts, and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted tor five years, with privilege of exchanse
within twelve months if not entirely satisfactory tc
purchaser. Sccond-handed Pianos and Parlor Or
gans always ON hand from $50 to $500.
REFEREES WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS N USE:
General Robert Z. Lee Lexington, Va
General Robert Ransom, Wilmin .;ton, n. G.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Messrs r. Burwell Il sons, Charlotte, N. O.
Max Strakosch, Italiln Opera
Messrs Picrson x Sons sumter, 5. q.
Charles Spencer, Charleston, S. q.
October 90 o'Smos
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received Express regularly geaer
ally advance the mails They will be
cribers by alt postdges prepaid,
weekly buiietin per annum
San Francisco Weekly Times. .............7
N. B.-The undersigned has in San Francisco IA
and forward the above papers, which
under sail, SitDut
enabling subscribers obtain papers
promptly than in any other way.
SOS H. II. WHITNEY,
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THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler, Dealer In General Merchandise Island
Produse, ke.. and Commission Merchant.
Byron-- Bay Hifo. =. H.
han extensive
I~.cript1on zD%is rsJrirct by ships AMI others
Ti~ highest pric- given fsr Island Prasiues.
fyr Balls ef Exchange
- sEl ty
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Mr.. Beckwith for having the machine uncovered
the previous day, Sunday \ beautiful steam
engine here, manufactured by Geo. ii. COrliss, Of
Providence, X. L., IL decorated with gold medal.
\ machine for making firearms, exhibited by
Brown x Sharp, OF the same place, takes the
silver medal A cotton machine takes bronze
medal, and also some apparatus for launching
boats, exhibited by Brown < Level. Fairbanks
4 Co. have large exhibition Of the different Va
riety of scales they turn out from their manufic-
tory in st. JOhnsbury, VT. Paper collars and
cuffs are being manufactured here and sold, the
process OF their manufacture is watched by large
crowd Of spectators all day. Hcrring's Fire and
Burgar-proof Safes, Of New York, have n con-
spicuous place here. a notice stuck on to one of
the safes informs the public, in several languages,
that trial was had with the best British safes
for So 900 n side, and the Herring's safe was Of
course victorious. The safe takes the gold medal,
and other patent safe locks are similarly reward
ed. There are some models and plans here which
very interesting, among which l would men,
ton n model of method Of laying and rais-
ing submarine telegraph cables, and plans Of the
Lake Tunnel near Chicago. An object which at
tracts considerable notice here is large furnace
for roasting ore, exhibited by Mr.. Mosheimer, Of
San Francisco; also, n borer set in motion by
steam, for piercing tunnels, from Philadelphia.
The Exposition u deluged with sewing machines,
from various countries-more than twenty being
from the United States. Messrs. Wheeler x VIII
son, of New York, carry off the first premium
awarded. 1t Is needless to say the agents of this
firm in Honolulu are well known, for they
given to advertising. One should not fail, in
passing through, to note q wheel making machine
by Mr.. Jacobs, of Portland, Oregon also, n ma
chine for binding books, by Mr.. Snow, of Boston;
n composing machine, by Mr.. Sweet, Syracuse,
New York and n machine for file cutting, ex-
hibited by the Buekln File Manufacturing Co.
After finishing up this department we will 60 into
the American Restaurant, kept by Dows * Guild.
Here one can be waited on by colorcd man,
an American institution, ard can order Boston
brown bread, Indian padding and squash pies
From the great number Of American drinks, one
ought to be suited. You can call for brandy
cocktail, whisky-punch, or brandy, gin and
claret punch, brandy-sling, sberry-cobbler, mint
julep, and egg-nog. IL is very common to sec
the Parisians trying tbese various drinks. But
the great institution here is the soda fountain.
There are three or four of these soda water stands
which are usually surrounded with crowd. On
warm days the Jam Is terrible / have been rs
long as half an hour getting up to the counter to
get glass for lady. The charge is so centimcs,
equal to one American dime per glass The pro-
prietcr will undoubtedly retire with n fortune
after the Exposition closes. ErKoFA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-02-15
snsurantt CARDS.
THE NORTHERN INSURANCE COMP
OF LONDON.
ru,HE EUNDERSIGN NED. AGENTS FOR TIL r

V0HE Z UNDERSIt y Ed. GEN II FOX II r
above Company, recently Trvrye instructions
uf and Brick Buildings and
Merchandise therein and prepared to issue o
eies on M favorable than heretnforr
Risks BuiIings Machinery Se on Sugar PlAnta-
JANlON, GkEEN y Co.,
5as-ly Agents
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-24

oAuYfM-Unpsincspled dsAisre sre sssfisg Are:
saanseA r~A . The RkD JACKET Ak inc scod
nreiis1a of o. Ass consists 10 It's saperos cf'9
upalisass not N IL red pant.
re .RgD JACKRT' Il for sale BY oil responsible
hardware S>es~p ssd sNs nsessacfustls
Pttlsbur4h, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-24

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-24

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GREAT ONE POLAR SALE I!
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AGENTS.! AGEN is!
Wanted!
L@ii.. and asstsaea IN every town and city In the
ubit.d sta4as, ts Act Is Agents for
Au!ia's / Cs.'s Great 0n krM Sak
Of reh 81 valuable goods coeprsss nothing hat sse-
ful articles wanted In every family. EACH AID EYE
RY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DoLLAR.
To any person getting mp either Of ths Clubs below
". viii present Watch. Dress Pattern Pses Of Sheet
log, sewing Machine. Wool Carpet, r., Ac, free Of
extra cost Orr Inducements to Agents have al.ays
besn nsariy lonbls these Of any other hosss In the trade
sad sur largely Increasing business n
tnuing the .ame.
rs1e particular noics Of this Our agents are not
rsqorsd pay dollar their prsssut but
the for their services In getting mp Clubs Please
examine the following
TERMS TO AGENTS.
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lundr "a arssssss % or szcbanes1 hss (s etrerar
fse Ciab q ftlsty, WITH g the person viii b
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