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Anairs in Charleston, .. g.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2i.-The new military
mayor, Gen. Burns, entered upon the discharge
Of his duties to-day.
Several leading eolored delegates have gone to
Washington with view to ascertain the probs-
BILE reception of colored Congressman and the
chance Of obtaining from Congress land for ne.
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Personal.

The following Is list OF Americans registered
at 7. W. Tucker 4 90, 8 and Rue Scribe, up
to February s, 1865; New York--Mr. Lewis
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. wiekham, Mr.. Edward
T. King, MI. J. W. King, Mr.. Gilman, s. Moulton.
Boston-Mrs. Walker, Miss Emily II. Walker,
Miss Abby T. Walker, Mr.. Walker. San Fran
ciseo-drs. Theodore Payne, Miss Payne, MT.
Theodore =, Payne, Mr.. Warren R. Payne. Gin
cinnati-Mr. E. II. Pendleton. Sandusky City,
Uhio-Mr. L. p. Kilbourne. H.
Hon. ALLEN @. THURMAN, United States Sen.
ator elect from Ohio; Judge J. q. Dunlery and
WIN. Harries, esq, OF Dayton, Ohio, 1.-THE latter
wen recovered Of his injuries at the late railroad
accident at Pennington, on the Baltimore and
Ohio railrosd,) are among the arrivals at the
| Ebbitt House yesterday.
| MiJon SroNE, OF Petersburg, Va, is at the
Seaton House.
HON. d. W. RosE, OF Illinois, is at the Ma.
| tional. ..
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nnhk Cn.hiar Arre..ed.

BETHEL, CoSS., Feb. ,2i.-The bank commis.
sioners have closed the First National Bank OF
Bethel, on Thursday. The cashier is under
arrest. very large amount Of certificates have
been Issued ,
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nRE DoLLAR EAcH,

IN ~ ssaa IN ssns iYr P.issi - .ss Ssdis
Any peneh, tnals female, cen send IN club Of
rem 70 20 Ct ss7s rate 70 esrts ior, saoi( and
tsr', samples mailed frse Y mi. sddrss!
@HAnovsS strsst, Boston, hAss
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AARRlEn.

On tho 18th instant. by the Rev. A. H. Ames. yonH
late Or. WIN. D, Conway, formerly Of the d. s. Il.
In ipdisnapSli. I'D, on the lsth yebrparv. ~ the
ALICE JORDAN, ofIndianApolia -
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Gold transactions in New York

Told TrnnsnctIons In New York.
New YORK. Feb. n,-There was a very large
attendance at 6allop's Evening Exchange TO-
night. Several millions gold changed hands,
opening at +I 900 sold at t25Si boo 900 In lots
at "a several hundred thousand at az; then
large sales at +25Sj when the market broke to
4l16j then rallied to 42lS and closed at A.
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Stop.

b soMfs. s1ssss. So. Siass ..a Tenth street,.
HsS M pti SSSRS VI fA4ssF It
f sSai onsr sI III AZ on MONDAY Ysbru.r, q, a,
10 osioef. a. n. ny .ioei u Dry al Sssss doods.
The stock Is large sHAySu seiectsd, sna psrshaseIs
ps..Siss tss R:ss ssfHiS:
hsTinos, Alpaea., BlAsk aAa cogrsd sflk,, sqsar:
Irish Linens, Table Jioi6:, Cors,s. n sitsfsSisf:.
HSsiery, Gloves. LAss@ ESgtngs, &c.. &c, u ~
Tho sale win be ''n'inA'a ffgRTe 4 sfsxrr.
a ' seventh ' INK PHI ssEksSi'Is. a ass.'
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We AREIsDEsrEDt to ]. J. Williamson, periodl'
caideaier, street, opposite st. Patrick's church
for Harper's Bd=dr and Frank Leslie's Hlusiraisd
Netrspaper o..
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BANK oAsnlgR ARREsTED
fnOH xUnoFEl M tAHLE.


LospoS, Feb Mn the House Of Commons
tonight Disfaeli gsys an exptisit denIsi 10 the
report thst TIE sxpendi tures OF the Abyssinias
expedition already exceeded the estimates laid
before the House last session. -. b
Lord STANLEY made an explanation reg afding
Mexico. Diplomatic relations had been sus-
pended for the reason that last September the
Mexican Qovernment declined all Intercourse
with dovernments VIII oh had Recognized the late
Empire, ,,-.-...., ,....,I, 81.
Noftncotc gave notice that the latest letters
received from Abyssinia gave hope that the war
would cod his season. -. ID
Nsxt, Tuesday has boom Assigned, for considers.
tion Of tks state OF Ireland in the House Of Con.
nops. - -, ,r'...i,..,.,..,...,gt
uuhLin. Feb. a The audience at Train'p leo
tuys last slght vaa ysry boisterous, some per.
SONS who hisssd tAs. .snaaksr were roughly
handled. Astroag potco rcvsated any
serious violence or tis9al - thstatlous. -
,Ths jury were unabl1fe agrne In the case Of
John Martin. and Sfhsrs, and haze been Dis
charged. Tf/ ~ - MI 80. ..,,dI
Loxpox. feAn2i.--The Ese.isV. cioss Feporta
hat alaoniAs ,rcvolts have broken out among
psisoncrs In India. lisii 20 iss sssh 49,.
jPARrs, Feb. a.-The ,Psiris to-day, speaking
nsdes feserye, says Russis 10 nassing troops
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OFT PEHNsrLvANIA AVENUE. OFT
NEWLY RsrABLIsHRD LOAN 0RRIoR-
Those reaplrlpy such AseomInodAt VI Ia us to
?. Prvsts entrance and oaes: ring the hail bsil


PROPOSALS FOR HORSES AND MULES
y sAtHF' y 0syIos CHlsv oualrgRnAsrsE,),
RUTn MILITARY DSsTnJyr,
h ksw QRLnA.s. IA. Feb Is, 49, j.
VII bs received a this once uril NJ, SATURDAY.
The I'd Inst Ter ths dslivery In this city Of J
zE$iTtEyR5 5d HyoHyssEs. ra4N
spocineatons on hle At this once, IA n -Fr.
Dspysry 70 DO completed within thirty tsob days
The abiy of he Bidder 70 hll lis asre.me. q. ,.u.,
bepIored ~ tho sstisfAetlon Of the Advartser.
BIDS Will DO ePsned At the time above ass..,S! and
bdders are lnlited " be present. II !. II - -''A1
Tn Halted State. reserves the sh, 10 reject any
PFeposals must be endorsed ''Prope..l. g. sr.,..
CHAs. u. TONPRINs,
leIlM ~ I N fifh Military BistTict
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ItARRIAGEsl

(iARRiAGEsl - CARRIAGES
On hand, . large number Of Arst.class HH4N
Carriass,,, which will be sold Al reasonable :.
aways, Sc. at very low prees, hcpalrinE promptly
attended to. ROBERT 4. dRAAlM.
fe9.a Shop, III Eishth .ire s an Sn AL
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SUPREME CoyRr oy THE UsIrEp SrATxs-
Friday, FEB. q, ls0s.-On motion OF Mr.. Chan.
berlin, Allen Tenny, ESQ.,, Of Oonneotieut, was
admitted TO practice as an attorney Asd coun'
sellor of this court. ..1.I,,|I
ESQ.,, Of Wisconsin, wss admitted to practice al
an attorney and counsellor Of this eourt.
On motion Of Mr.. Carlislc John Hull White,
ESQ.,. Of New York, ives admitted 10 pIaotiee as
an attorney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 2sl. The steamer Victory Jos Gray.
claimant, plaintiff In error, w.. Thomas BRYAN
ct al The motion to dismiss this writ Of error
was argued by Mr. will In support Of the same
snd BY Mr.. Daok In opPosition therein. t''s
No lsa. NapSls9n y; qhl, plaintiff In error.
pfeme Court Of the state Of Missouri. On mo-
ien Of Mr. Dick Of counsel for plaintiff In er,
ror, this writ 81 erpor sas ordered TO be dis
No. ST. Lessee Of John a. Poor Ct ux., plaintin
In error, vs. Patrick Consbdine OF al. The argu-
ment OF this cause vas eontiaued BY Mr.. Lin.
coin, OF counsel for the defendant In error, and
concluded by Mr.. Ewing, Of counsel for plaiatin
In error, f'.'r 1r'sAi| - .a y I''uiI
Adjourned until Monday morning attn O'Clock
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS BUBsIsT.
" ENCE STORES .gsr.J aEfT
TURKS IsEtAyP gASITI AZ, EEEFRAcT OF COZ
8. J. soPER CO.. Aastionssrs. b. !,
SUBSISTENCE oyrIca, o. g. q
A, CoRHkH bALDkRsou Alp 0EAIr srHEErs, y
WI be sold stPubile sattIOn lWsreSou.s, corner
ia % pounds JsIks i...a ssli, In o barrels. and
T hh.S y! q snP.y PSrL and G - barrels.
Issue by the Government. n -
Terms Cash In Government funds.
fe2.a Bryet col. sndC S.TTA.
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isssigss,; s% tssFs, - 70 n.fsh
yi.s. Of the City Hall. non .. Ito 2. m. cask
~ order Of the President: St'
eE-CHAREkS b. GODFREY, y Z.
~ wHoLfslhIsnF k ksD RETAIL M;
LIQUORS. 3s ffssi ksD CIGARS.
,~-FyfnpN h4gyFgHt I. s.,,,. AYR
between rhirees.h and strss, dsily from
: .ss 's ss * 4 ssHss
E- HSTdcE TO sPECIAL DEP6si.
ssiisa z *. ' stsf rom S @ Il tsfySssfSS1ly
" srs. s%issSs legal unite
wen % :I sssf as.s ..s$ss ss s
q .hs sS,.Ta q :ash sIsis. pspo,
SS.I pS;.s::S. At Issi convenience. before ss
's =" 'A"1'' W. g. HUNTINGTON.
assl:l c..hisI I'M s..ionsi SssE.
fSW. Coi1nsia Ce-spsrstive Building
sS AHp DErosIr ASSOCIATION. =
CAPITAL STOCK. s,,oo.oo.
NUN BBR OF sH A 4 3 9, 1000 t.
Value ZACH SHARE. $500.
MONTHLY DuEsloN kkCn SHARE. siaa
~ setins-sEC0ND THURSDAY Of each month at
:is:s 5: ": s:s:;
Pls.iSss sIis's oIvEs, Harvey, Clark =
o s.;6 hs.fi fEs. :sssss once.
rsah Sseit'RT;sr xLvANsJ R. Elv... Co !,
ssesis4yo aIpiRRRb HALL. 900 Ninth stree.
rMorAs soRyLRRaT:.o t tRs.;..l . serass,., -
A2ISsSi S.rAIk, csgss.s. " 1ss.., ca, H.,l.
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~. VICTORIA HOTEL, $50 Pennsyl.
@ yshis svesse. betwees Four and a. hs y and
The ndsssiSpsd hss spsseS the above hotel. (for.
merly 02IhaIdt Hotel asd FIJI b pleased 70 sSs his
se 70 y awariSi dus sKsrc 81 ~ affossae
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NWNBAHN0IUN1D. C.sFEB.nv,1o ~.
~ fTfws. ne tadsrsfs<sd. stfss 10 eios our
BANKING Hsssss % ths N instant, Washing tsAA'
LEwIs JOHNSON co.
CHAs. BRADLEY, Cashier.
JOHN A. RUIZ. Treasurer.
q 7 a JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
...rr RIrTKNHOUsE. FOWLER co.
JAY CooKE& co. '''
. H .rlrfTH WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Casider.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier.
RIGGS 4 CO.
Paper maturing that day should DO provided fSr tho
day before. tstarAExl feD-a
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fr CATARR n AND BRONCHITIs
~ ,ssvEs cviEpi RsIsos wHr These fatal
ss:ss
snaa.. Troshss, and iehalstons, imp.rt Only ssW.
hsye no rudy 81 Cs.arsh asS ssrsiais ecmiinsd,
.ss az: asIii ;sfsssS IsS Ss ESs!iss
which have discovered amer d1tI yssts sfsdY and
ykieh ersdieass these dssssss sna all serofaloys
!;: 4s
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'gTyN SSf+SlF ~ b rsrsssr. ayr
between Thircenth streels daily from
p2 & N, 70 ZIP. m. and from 10 10 o'clock !. N,
II. warner. - felt-3m
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HARKETs

LONDON, July 23-Noon.-Consols 9l5 bonds
72i.
LIvEBPooL, July 2S-Noon.-Cotton heavy. de.
cliDed fraction sales 5000 bales; middling up
lands l0sd., middlng Orleans l0B0Ill. Ship
ments from Bombay to 2lstinst, 5000 bales. Flour
29s. Sd. Other markets unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 23.-Evening.- heavy :;
quotations unatered. sales II 900 bales. Bread
slufis and provisions unchanged.
LONDON, July 23-Tallow advanced, Ala. Sd.
Turpentine declined. 2Ts. Bullion in the Bank of
England decreased flO9, 900.
FRANKFORT, July % - Bonds 76}G76s.
HAVANA, July 23.-Exchange hrmer-on Lon
don le1 on United States in currency, 80 dis
count, in gold l461ll.
New YORK, July 23-Afternoon. mar
ket heavy and declining; sales 700 bales; mid
dliugs Sic. Flour-fresh ground l0c. higher; old
heavy; State SC 25C1s 10, Ohio IS l5DI2 so,
frmer; Tennessee amber 81 As. new red Georgia
81 35, common Georgia white 81 40. Corn very
scarce. l@2o. better. Mess pork lower, $2S930.
Lard, kettle rendered ls2@l9s. Rice dull. Sugar
steady. Coffee firm. Molassss easier. Turpen.
tine 43l944sc. Rosin 81 95t97 80. Freights
dropping corn by steam 6.
Nkw YORK, July 23.-Gold l43l Sterling uu-
changed. Governments steady. Tennessee 6's,
G6; new, 65t. Virginiss, new 55B. North Caro-
NEW YoRk. July 2s-Evening.-Money uu.
changed. Stocks steady. Sub treasury balance,
So, 900. 5-20's of 1862 with coupons Ia I,
Of 1854 llli, Of 1865 ll2i, of lS67 1904
l040's 1851; SOS 1861.
CIkCINNGTI, July 2S.-Flour frmer; family
IS 75Q9 for extra. Wheat 80. higher. Corn $50
soc Oats soc. Mess pork s2s. Bulk shoulders
ll{@l2c., sides IA. Bacon l2ic., clear rib sides
l6e., clear sides l6lc. Sugar cured hams zoe.
Lard held at lsc. Bntter 27G32c. Eggs l7@lSc.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Flour very dull. Wheat
firm. Corn 79@S5c. Oats 65@70c. Provisions
quiet and unchanged. asset.
LOUISVILLE, July 23.-Tobscco scarce and
higher. Sales IS hhds. lugs to medium leaf S6 65
ola. Superfne -four S. rs. Wheat S0c.(Gsl 95.
Corn ia bulk csc. Oats S2c.. new SOC. Raw
whisky in roud 4Oc. Mess pork S2S 25. Bacon
shoulders l3lc. Clear sides l74@l74c. Lard lSc.,
in tierces. Cotton SOC.
MOBILE July 23.-Cotton- Nothing dole quo.
tations nominal; receipts IL bales; exports %
bales.
CHARL sToS July 23.-Cotton easier; sales IS
| bales. Middlings SOC. Receipts of the week
| lS7 bales. Sales of the week, ITO bales. Ex
ports, coastwise, l34 bales. Stock 4543, of whict
600 bales are on shpboard not cleared.
| eAvANNAH, July 23-Cotton dull; no sales
| prices nominal. Receipts 40 bales.
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uou.. orRsprs,snt.,,r... Of

The House was called to order at IL NJ,
Speaker Lowell presiding, and fifty nine members
present.
The speaker announced Messrs. Carr, DeGrange,
Belot, Rey and Isabelle, all cf Orleans, as the
committee to frame and report new charter for
the city Of New Orleans.
petition from L. Dillon, lese constable Second
District Court, was referred to the committee Gu
claims.
Alexander, of Orleans, offered resolution re-
daestiug the Judiciary committee 10 report with
ont delay upon certain matters referred to them.
Lies over.
The committee on claims recommended the
passage of resolution authorizing J. Madison
Wells to bring suit for tas unpaid balance eS his
salary ss governor, in Gny OF the District Courts
OF New Orleans. Lies over.
The committee On ways and means reported
favOrably upon the joint resolution returning the
thanks Of the embly TO the chair8an and
members of tho Board Of Registration. Ordered
to be engrossea
Also, favorahly upoa the bill authorizing the
governor to negotiate ; loan OF S25O,OOO; amended
TO read SlOo30O.
Upon meaion of Morey, of Ouaohits, the con-
sideratiOn Of this blll was postponed to Saturday
August Ast in order to afford time. meanghl9, for
the committee appointed to investigate the issue
| and disposition of the levee bonds to report.
Also, upon the petition Of the Southwestern
ib9Society, asking for relief, and Offering bill
| accordingly. Read and placed on the calendar.
| The con mittee on pensions reported su act sp
propriatiDg $500 annually for the surviving yete
rars in this State, Of the war OF lsii-15 and pro
| yjdng for the payment of the same. Read anG
| placed on the calendar.
The committee on judiciary reported faVorabl,
| upon the act fixing the terms OF courts in tn
third Judicial district, aud pntayoraby upon w
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 23.-Two young ladies
were drowned to-day while bathing.
SAVANNAH, July 23.-Wm. r. Hopkins, who
was KILLED by Russell, on the night of the 2Ist,
was buried to-day. An immense crowd of negroes,
estimated at from 2O09 TO 5000, followed the body
to the grave. About twenty whites were present.
PARIS, July 23.- In the legislative body yes
terday the proposition TO restore the former duty
on resiDous products imported from the United
States was debated and rejected.
RICHMOND, July 23-Li- ut. VIM. 8. Mackay, of
the 29h United States Infantry, fed from Lynch
burg yesterday, with considerable amount of
money obtained by fraud. Dispatches have been
sent to all military depots the effect his arrest.
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POLITICAL.

John Bell is for Seymour. .
Frank Pierce is for Seymour.
Andrew j.. DOnelsOn is for Seymour.
Andrew Johnson sustans Seymour.
Columbus Ca, has had great Democratic rati.
fCaiion meeting.
Newton, Miss, was TO have grand Democratic
barbecue on the 23d. -t....
Hickory pole raisings are all the ragein Demo-
cratic circles. -. H-rI--
Macon, Georgia, has had grand Seymour and
Blair ratification meeting. ''
Gen. Bsldy Smith, who fought, is for Seymour.
Gen. Butler, who stole, even his marches, is for
Grant.
The young princess of Sweden, who is engaged
TO be married TO the crown prince of Denmark,
has fortune Of 25 100000 rix-dollars-that Il
Gl 400 COO. The sum seems an enormous one for
a poor country like Sweden.
II il fact that, while Democrats are highly
pleased at Grants nomination. the Radicals seri-
ously dislike that Of Seymour. Why don't hey
reciprocate our pleasure over their nomination
asks the Chicago Times.
Mathew Crannel, the Oldest barber ia Albany.
has Just retired from business at the age OF eighty
six. Among those who in lite were his constant
customers, were Martin Van Buren, De Witt Chn-
ton, Aaron Burr. John Taylor, Gen. Worth, J. v.
N. Yates, John K Paige, James MeKown, Fran
els Bloodgood and Henry G. Wheaton.
A large Democratic mass meeting was held in
front of the Washington City Hall on the 18th. A
salute of ore hundred guns fired and a band
Of music playing. Speeches were made by Ssna-
tor Doolitte, Representative Trimble, Of KY,
Gen. Ewing and others. 49,.
Mr.. J. G.. Lash, the member OF Congress from
North Carolina, who disappeared from his home
week or two since, has turned up in Washington.
II was ssid he bad been there at his hotel sick
during the entire time. His colleagle however.
and his friends at the House, none OF whom knew
Of his whereabouts, were so much alarmed at his
absence that they feared he had been fouIy dealt
with.
dispatch from Washington TO the Baltimore
Gazette Gays: Private Information justreceived
here indicate that the Hon. Alexander II. Ste
vens will be elected TO the United States Senate
by the Georgia legislature. The statement il that
his name will be presented by the Union element
in that body, and that be will receive an almost
unanimous support. Whether he Will DO allowed
TO take seat IN the Senate is interesting ques
ton for tue future" An Atlanta paper says; We
have seen no Indications Of ibis a. Atlanta. A
warm contest seems to be in progress between the
supporters of Joe Brown, Joshua Hill, ]. l.. Le-
nard and number Of others.
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FROM ATLANTA.
GeO-g,s HaRded OveT 10 the Civil Authori-
ue.-GraEd Democratic Mas Meeting.

Geo-gis Handed Over 10 the Civil Authori-
ues-GraHd Democratic Nass Meeting.
ATLANTA, July 23.-General Meade issues gene
raj orders in substance the same as issued in re-
gard to Florida. That the legislature of Georgia
having complied with the acts of Congress, the
commanding general orders that civil officers
holding by authority, or the failure OF
their successors 70 qualify, shall yield Office
and turn over to qualified successors all
the public property. archives, etc., and that
the military must abstain from interference
or control over civil authority. Writs Of hsbsss
corpus from United States courts must be re-
specially obeyed aud decisions conformsd to.
The Democrats had to-day the most brilliant turn
out ever known in Georgis-erand mass meeting
and procession. Speeches were made by Generals
Toombs and Cobb and Hon. Ben. Hill, opposing
the reconstruction acts as unconstitutional. and
hosing for the success Of Seymour and Blair,
pledging the South to the support of the Consti
tution and the Union Of States as handed down by
our fathers.
The following was adopted:
ResOtued, That the Democracy OF Georgia in
mass meeting assembled do hereby heartily sp
prove and indorse the principles enuaciated 10
the platform adopted by the National Democratic
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FROM WILMINGTON.
Grand Democratic Demonstration.

WILMINGTON, July 23.-There was grand Sey-
mour and Blair demonstration last night, surpsss
ing anything of the kind since the war. The
streets were illuminated with blazing tar barrels,
bells rupg and cannon fred. There was fine
pyrotechnc display. The ratification meetiag
at the theater crowded the building. Many ladies
were present and the galleries we're filed with
colored people. Speeches were made BY Col. X.
II. Cowsn and Mayor Robert Strange. The stage
of the tbeater was decorated with United
States flags. Dixie and the Star Spangled Banner,
played by the colored brass bands, received rap.
lures Of applause.
The Grant and Colfax rattle alton meeting will
be held TO night.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. July %, IL A. M.-Bsrometer,
29:65. Wind southwest and fresh. Arrived, steam
ship Texas Baker, from Galveston. to Kelly, Long
& Co. Sailed, steamship Trade Wind.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 23--6 P. M.-Barometer
1855. Arrived. schooner Salvador, six days from
Havana, with sugar 10 Goldenbow & Kelly. No
departures.
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WHIPPED TO DEATH.-The Opelousas Journal
OF the 18th says: :" On Saturday last freedman
named Eugene Martin, residing on the plantation
Of Lastrspes Brothers, near Washington, whipped
bis son, a boy Of twelve years, so badly that he
died the following day. The entire back was de-
prived Of skin, and two ribs on each side were
left bare. The excuse given is that the boy was
in the habit Of running away and that he intended
to cure or kill him. Martin Is In jail"
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SAILIEG OF THE sIEASsHIP STAB OF THE USIoE.
The steamship Star Of the Union, Capt. CoDksey,
sailed last evening with full freight and the fol-
lowing passengers:
For PhHGdelp. .id.--R. Ferguson.
For Hduand.-Miss Buford, IL. Dumois, Miss s.
Britts f. Alvarez, Mis- 3. firado, Y. Peon, A.
Tore +. Peon Mr.. Himbart and wife.
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PAHIc-sTRUcK BEAUTY.-It is a terrible shock
to a charming womsn-indeed, to any woman.
to find that her teeth sre beginning 10 20.
Never will any human being who uses the lragrans
seZodOnt make that discovery.
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FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 3D. 1ses-TRIPLE SHEET.

Convention held in the city of New York, July
4th, 1868, and that to Horstio Seymour, of New
York, and Francis p. Blair, of Missouri, the nomi.
nees of that convention for president and vice.
president, the Democracy of Georgia will give
cordial and united support.
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcxsBURo, July 23.-Passed up-AIlen at G and
Arthur az P. N. River falling slowly.
ST. LoUIs, July 23-River declining.
LoUlsvILLE, July 23.-River falling fast, 8 feet
inches in the canal. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer SO,
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The ssudusky Register publishes free the fol-
loving advertisement:
Wsnted-A knot hole, unusually sma2 SIZE.
Address ssP. GhAss' n
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A fock master in Smelling has imported thirteen
Cotswold sheep, with which to crOss the MeTlno,
with the expectation that the half-blood fleece
will be eight inches long and sufficiently tine 70
commsn0 high price.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
The Alabama IegIsiOture-EleetiOn Of n
United States senator.

MONTGOMERY. July %. The business to-day was
of local character. except the senstorial elec-
tion. which resulted in the choice of Willard War
ner for the term ending in 1871. Gen. Warner is
from Ohio and has been in the State since the
close Of the war. de was an officer on Gen.
Sherman's staff, aud was member of the last
.Ohin
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FROM HAVANA.

Terrib,e and Fatal Explosion.
HAVANA, July 23.-The boiler OF the coast
steamer Olmondsro exploded to-day, killing five
and wounding fifty persons.
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Sundries and furniture at auction. this day at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, at salesrooms Of Chas I. Nssh,
corner St. Charles and Perdido streets.