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5gr Sale.

T1uR SALE, ONE DRAY, IN PRIME
condition, and one set of Ha ness, as good as
new. Apply 10 c. G. MATTHEWS. at c. N. Aver.
ill's No Ga Enst Bay s December "a
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BE- PERFORMANCES DAY AND MIGHT. COM
mcncing at hal-past Two and half-past Seven P. M.
-Rs- Dools open one hour previous
aG- Admission rs cents; Children und CT 10 years.
so cents.
Tickets fer sale at the Charleston Hotel and Pa
yilion Hotel
STONE ~ MURRAY
Will endeavor by q well direcIel uso OF the abun-
dant resources at their comm nd, to make the CON-
ing Exhibitions The most
Refined and Interesting ever given In
Charleston.
Torender their Circus Entertainments magnificent
beyond all precedent, STONE MURRAY have nade
special engagements with several
FOR IGN AREN1C CELEBEITIES!
whose marvellous talents excited the admiration and
won the applause Of the European Capitals
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GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PER
N month, or commission tror: which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest inl-
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY :EwING MA
CHINE; price S1S. For circulars and terms. address
C. BoWErS l. CO., No. 32J South Ibird-street,
Phila ielphia Pa. 3mo December s
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FRIENDszIP LODGE, No. 9, A. F.. NJ.
SHIRRAs' DisPENsAKY.

A MEEIING OF THE TRUSTEES OF THIS
N charity will be held at the MAYORS Office on
the 31sr Of December Mt Twelve O'Clock n. Two
Medical Officers will be eleced. Applicants will send
letters to X. A. KINLOCH, NJ. D,
Trustee and Secretary of Board.
December a thmih3
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LIQUOR! LIQUOR

ID ECE1vED ON CONSIGNMENT, FOR 1s1biE-
n date cash returns = large invoice cased
LIQUORS and barrels WHISKY.
Same will be sold exceedingly low for cash at
j. & T. DAWs ON'S,
Corner East Bay, and Accommodation wharf.
December %
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FRUITS! FRUITS! FRUITS!
w PLY Of FRUITS, consisting Of ORANGES,
Bananas. Pneaprles, Plantains Cocoanuts, Lemons,
Raisns, Figs. Dates and Northern Apples, Potatoes,
Onions, and Nuts of all kinds
BART l. WIRTH,
Nos. s. and 81 Marketsreet.
November % 2mo+
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Il}ants.

VKTANTE ED, BOARD, FUR A GENTLE-
w MAN, wife, three children and nurse. Will
require two rooms, and PAIN but substantial table.
Address, stating terms, &C., "M. g." Box No. 1856,
Charleston, s. G.. November 8
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WANTED, BY n LADY ACCUSTUM-
w ED to write for the press, employment on
one or rore Literary Papers or Magazines. as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss E. Z. W., Postoflce, Charleston, S. c.
October
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V5IANTED, EVERYBODY TO SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES e. FIGHTERS Select Library of New
Books contains all of the lates, publications.
April 81 No. 1Gi KTNG-STREET.
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whose marvellous talents excited the admiration an
won the applause OF the European Capitals.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. 8-Noon.-Consols 944. Bonds
steady at 73s. Sugar firm, both on the spot and
afoat.
LONDON. Oct. 2s-Noon. = Cotton buoyant
HAVANA, Oct. 27.-Sugar buoyant and favors
sellers. with large speculative inquiry. Ster.
ling exchange l5a@l61 premium. Federal cur
rency lsGl9 discount. Gold-Long sight 4@5 3
cent. premium, short do.
HAvRE, Oct. 2s.-Low Iniddling cotton aioat
27t.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2s-Eveninr Cotton closed
firm and unchanged. Sales is 900 bales. Middiing
uplands Id; middlng Orleans II Id. Breadstufs
aud provisions unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. 26-Evening.-Consols9 94a. Bonds
73s. Sugar on the spot advanced to 36s. 3d.;
afoat 25s. 9d.G26s. Taiow SD.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 2s.-Bonds 78t@78l.
PARIs, Oct. 2S.-Bourse weaker; rentes 1890.
LIVERPOOL, Oct: 2S-Afternoon.-Cotton buoy.
ant. Tallow 52s. Sd.
NEW YORK, Oct 2s.-Money on call p cent.
currency to gold with l-32 commission. Sub-trea-
sury balance s92, ,000. 900. F1ve-twenties of 1862,
lls; Of 1854. III Of 1855, Ill! do, new, 1Oss !;
of 1867, ll04; of 1865, 1l04; l0-40's l053.
New YORK, Oct. 2s.-Cotton less active, but
steady sales $500 bales; Middling Uplands 25lc.
Flour heavy; State s6Q7 80; Western 5000 IS !;
common to fair extra Southern $S0S 30. Wheat
heavy. Corn heavy; mixed Western 81 o9Gl IL.
Oats lc. lower. Pork, frmer, s26 so. Lard
easier. l53@l7Jc. Whisky. quiet. Groceries firm.
Turpentine 43@44c. Rosin 81 400sT so. Wool
quiet. Tsllow active. Freights irmer; cotton
by steam 7-l6@3d.
Money stringency severer than ever. but was
shade easier at the close. Discount operations
suspended under the pressure. Sterling weaker,
at l092. Gold, q little stronger. l34s. Southern
bonds irregular. Tennessess hrm. North Csro-
lipas weak. Governments firm. Tennessees TO-;
DO new 704. North Carolinas &C do. new 65l
Virgnias $50.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-Family -four 81 soar rs.
Wheat 81 20. Corn, new, 60062; old, CSC .@si.
Oats 57@5sc. Cotton frmer 23a024c. Whisky
81 10. Bulk Sides l53c.; clear Bacon Sides l5sc.
Pork s25, for future delivery. Lard Ice. Gro
ceries unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-Superfne Flour IS 2566.
Wheat lower, Fall 81 90Gl 95. Corn 81 O00l O5.
Pork $50 75@3l. Bulk sides 16ic@l63. Bacon
Shoulders l3lc.; Sides, rib l6Ac.; clear l74c.
Lard l7lc@ls. Whisky 81 l3.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2s-Sales 46 hhds. tobacco I;
lugs to medium wrappers. s6@2l 25. Cotton 23A
superfne Flour s6 %. Wheat 81 s5@2. Corn,
DID, s5@9Oc., new $4,000. Bulk oats 53@55c.
Mess pork $50 so. Bscon-shoulders l3Ac., clear
ribbed sides l6sc., clear sides l79c. Lard in
tierces l7l@lsc. Whisky, raw, 81 lO@l II.
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FROM NEW YORK.
500. 900 sso,en-Ir,.hmcn,. Appea,


NKw YORK, Oct. 2s.--This afternoon a gentle
man named Woolsey took from the vault OF a safe
deposit company tin box containing 500 900,
in government and railroad bonds and currency,
and afterwards entering the Office Of real estate
agent placed the box on a desk. He had hardly
done 30 before it was stolen. The thief was seen
and pursued but escaped.
BosToN, Oct. 2S.-It is reported that the prize
fight between o. Baldwin and Wormald will take
place to morrow morning at the Isle of Shoals.
An appeal to their fellow-countrymen at the
North is published from a number of Irishmen
hailing from New Orleans, Mobile and Savannah,
whose names are appended, in behalf Of disfran-
chised Irishmen in the Southern States. They say
they are no longer citizens, have been deprived
OF the right to vote, etc.. that thousands Of Irish
men have been deprived Of official positions to
which they were elected or appointed in different
Southern cities, which were afterwards conferred
on negroes. They conclude by saying they look
to the success Of Seymour and Blair to free them
from political bondage. Signed: Jas. G. Moore,
John Collins, Bernard McCabe and Andrew Nc.
CURE, of New Orleans, and others.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29

The attentive perusal Of our readers and the
trade is requested. On account of declining
housekeeping Chas. 7. Nash, auctioneer, WIN sal
on the premises, No. 23l Baronae street, between
Julia and st. Joseph streets, this day ct IL O'Clock
A. NJ. the entire contents Of said residence con-
sistng Of frstcl furniture, such as rosewood
and mahogany parlor sets, mahogany and walnut
Victoria bedroom sets, carpets, oak dnineroom
furniture. china, crcckery and glassware. ETC..
embracing everything necessary to q complete
household. We assure our readers that they will
see something to their interest by thoroughly
perusing the advertisement in the arction column.
Two pianos, one upright and one square, will also
be sold
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM sTAUNT0N, VA.


Saney Asrieuiturei fsir-9en. Lee Present.
STAUsToS, Va, Oct. 27.-The Valley Agricul.
tural Fair commenced to-day. The exhibition OF
stock, machinery and agricultural implements is
very good. About 1000 visitors were on the
grounds to-day. An address of welcome was de-
lvered by Hon. John Baldwin, president of the
society In which he sdverted to the changed con.
diton of the States of the South, and the cheering
aspect Of her agricultural prospects for the future
Hon. A. H. II. Stuart delivered an address before
the society upon agriculture. Gen. r. E. Lee ar.
rived tonight from Lexington. General Lee,
Commodore M. +. Maury and ex Confederate SEN
ator Copeston judges of the ladies' croqueting
match.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


Indian DepredatSons-A Southern Radicars
Fisg-West Vfrgipia II ecuon-Biair at
Tarmary Hall-The ship Tive Brothers-
Judge Chsse.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-A Cheyenne dispatch says
the Indians attacked Hunt and Halls train near
Perry station. on Sunday, killing five men and
capturing fourteen mules:
NASHVILLE. Oct. zS.-rhe contest between Mer.
Ger and Prosser. both Radicals, for Congress, is
warming. Prosser's friends have raised pole
and run up carpetbag instead of the national
colors.
WHEELING, Oct. 2S.-The Radical majority is
stated az 5000
New YORK, Oct. 2s.-Blsir addressed an i'm
mense crowd at TammaDy Hall last night.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 2s.-The ship Two
Brothers ashore at Body Island, has been stripped
of everything and will be sold at auction.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Judge Chase holds
court in Charleston, s. c., next week.
FORTRESS MONROE. Oct. 2s.-The coast survey
steamer Bibb, from Hatteras, reports heavy north.
westerly weather outside since the lStn inst
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@isslOners, as wen as of the appointments made by

them, and
wHEREAs, 1t is the duty Of this body to protect
the citizens and taxpayers as far as possible
against all ilegalsusurpadon Of power or increase
people are suffering; therefore
BE a resotred, That the controller and treas
urer are hereby ordered not to audit or pay any
OF the pay rolls Of the METROPOLITAN police, the
ofhcers ard large portion of the force having
been plsced on duty by an authority considered
unconstitutional and illegal, oppressive and odious
10 tax pay yers and property owners of this city.
ResolCed, That his honor the mayor be- re-
quested to resist further payment of any polio Q
force. except such as may be organized under the
charter of the city. and placed on duty by the
proper municipal authorities of this city.
Resolred further. That the controller bs and
is hereby Instructed to reject all applications for
supplies made on him by the chief of police.
Board of Police Commissioners, or any Of the
police department, known as the metropolitan
police force.
Resolced, That the chairmeu of standing com.
miitees and all officers and employees OF the city of
New Orleans be and they are hereby instructed to
abstain from acknowledging or in any way recog-
niziDg the legal right Of the SO called Board Of
Police Commissioners and their appointees to the
positions which they assume 10 hold, aud that the
Common Council respectfully request his honor the
mayor to conform to the spirit Of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions.
ffcSolvo< fur tcy-, Th~t tho attention of t'so ofty
attorney be specially called to the foregoing, aud
that be be instructed to take such steps for the
protection Of the interests of the city Ia this matter
as may be necessary. the Common Council hereby
pledgiDg itself to sustain him in any efforts to
prevent what is believed to be violation of the
rights Of the whole community.
resolution by Mr.. Farrell, instructng the
treasurer to submit statement of the number,
denomination. and amount Of million dollar loan
bonds paid out by him also to furnish the finance
committee daily statement of such payments
and requesting the mayor and controller to fur.
nish the council weekly statements of the number
and denomination of bonds signed by them, was
adopted on its second reading and sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
recess Of fifteen minutes was then taken. and
the board subsequently, without further business
of importance, adjourned to noon to-day.
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AMUsEMENTs.

There was very little doing in the smusemen
world last evening, people apparently preferrirf
to remain at home 10 their houses, notwithstand
ing the very enjoyable entertainments offered
both at the Academy and the Varieties. At the
latter fheater, Camille, or the Fate Of Q Co
guette." was represented In manner. which
had the house been filed, would have ELECTED
torrents Of applause. Miss Alice Grey personatei
the heroine, whose varied career the play follows
very acceptably.
variety bill, Pastor appearing In Q new song
repeating his admirable ballet, I" The Slave Mar
ket Of Constantinople." The Irish Lion" With
Csvanaugh In bis inimitsble character Of TIM
Moore, wound up the entertainment. The same
bills are announced again for repetition this even
ing ct both theaters.
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THE OREsOENT,s DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

seymour In nPht.burg-sehsneId's Clerks 60
Home To Vste-Fs eedmen's Bu~eau-The
FresideBt ana oenersi Reyno,ds-Raaical
Attempt 40 mak e Political Csplsai.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Seymour speaks in
Piftsburg TO night.
schoheld allows his clerks to go home to vote.
Dr. j. b. Linwood, of Illinois, has been appoint
ed chief clerk of the Freedmen's Bureau.
The president Is announced as helpless under
the reconstruction acts in restraining district
commanders from interfering with the courts. of
which case comes from Texas. and involves the
pcstponement by Reynolds of an order of settle
ment of an estate.
The Radical clerks held meeting and resolved
to arm and organize for their own protection
while passing through Baltimore on their way
home to vote.
In the United States circuit court to-day Judge
Blatchford charged the grand jury in reference
to naturalization frauds saying the matter was Of
grave importance, and clearly punishable under
the statute of 1873. The jury were instructed to
indict all parties guilty of violating these laws.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29

FoR JEFFERsoS.-At O'Clock this evening
Capt. James e. Phelps will back out his splendid
passenger packet Judge Fletcher for the above
and all landings intermediate upon Red river.
During the past summer the Fletcher has been
overbaulsd from stern to stern, and to-day ranks
as high ss the highest. Her hull has been thor
ougbly repaired. her boilers and engines are good
as new, her cabin repainted, new carpet put
down, and, in fact, 1t has been refurnished from
one end TO the other. Shippers can rely upon her
leaving positively at P. n. to-day.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM SAVANNAH, GA:

Radical Meeting Tareatening ana Iacen-
diary Speeches.
SAVANNAH, Oct. PA large negro Radical
meeting was held in Courthouse Square this af-
ternoon. Several white leaders we're on the stand.
The speeches of whites and blacks were threat
eniDg and incendiary. One colored speaker
threatened fearful retribution on the Democrats
when Grant Is elected, aud said the right of his
race to vote was obtained by revolving, and il
would take a bloodier revolution TO take 1t from
them; that the colored people would be lsw-abid.
ing and peaceful citizens il they may; but devilish,
fighting, burning citizens, If they must Many
whites were present as spectators.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Oct. 2s-6 P. M.-Barometer
29:sO. Wind N. Z. and strong. Arrived: Ship
Polar Star, Bsins from Liverpool with general
CulIoch. from Liverpool with salt, to Mummy, Lu
ling Co.; bark Thos. Fletcher, Pendleton. from
New York with a general cargo, to master
sailed Steamships Crescent Junists and Mary.
land, ship Arcturus and barks Leondas and Ma
tarO.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM EUROPE.

The New Gov ernment Of spain Recognized
The Archbishop Of Canterbury Desd-Br,-
tish ceeases-BeOrsapizatfon OF National
Guard In Rranee-From Spaaa.
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-n is fully confirmed that
Prussia, Italy, Portugal, France and England have
renewed relations with spain.
Charles Longley, Archbishop OF Canterbury, IL
dead.
Bombay advices report additional successes Of
the British troops in the northwestern provinces.
PARIS, Oct 2S.-Ls Constitutional says reor-
ganizstion Of the National Guard ID rapidly pro-
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1868.

crossing in the departments, where the measure
Is received with great favor by the people.
MADRID, Oct. 2S.-Tte Progresista clubs of this
city have formed union for political purposes.
Az recent meeting of the united club, 0lozaga
informed them that Isabella would abdcaie in
favor Of Don Carlos. The election for the con-
stituent Cortes takes place November Goth. Ayals
colonial minister, has issued circular annouuc.
ing that the colonies will be placed on the same
representative basis as the rest of Spain.
The papal Duncio at Madrid has put himself in
comm unication with the Spanish minister of for
eign affairs.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM ARKANSAS

Arrival OF Body of Representative Hipds.
sT. LOUIS, Oct. 2s.-A special from Little Rock
announces the arrival there of the body Of Repre-
sentative Kinds and its departure for New York.
Kinds and Brooks were shot by Geo. A. Clark,
secretary of the Democratic committee Of Monroe
county, who had been drinking heavily, and was
bordering on delirium tremens. Clark is in GUS
tody.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM AUGUSTA, GA.

Democr atie acknowledgements Claim the
state by eO.SOe.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 27.-A Democratic meeting was
held here tonight and addressed by Judge Csrle-
ton, Democratic elector from Indiana, B. q. Hill
and Gen. Wright, urging the people to vote for
Seymour and Blair.
Republicans say they viii carry the State by q
small majority, but the Democrats are confident
of 20, 600 mai ority.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM PANAMA.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.-Psnama advices to 18th
have been received. The provisional governor
of Panama has issued decree closing all ports in
that State except that of the capital. Owing to
the failure Of the cereal crop of Guatemala, the
president of that State DEGREES the abolition of
import duty on all cereals, vegetables and lard
until 1870 A force organized in Honduras to sup
press insurrecton. has been disbanded.
Fever at'the capital of Salvador had sbsted.
Several earthquakes occurred at Salvador on
18th. The crop reports were satisfactory.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM MOBILE.
John Forsytb, of the Register. to the New
York World.

MOBILE, Oct. 2s.-The Register of this morning
contains a letter from John Forsyth TO the New
York World. emphaticsly denouncing the Times
for misquoting and garblng his words. He proves
that the Register never said the Democratic party
was beaten, and quotes the context omitted by
the Times. The letter concludes: I" The Mobile
Register has not given up for an instant In this
momentous struggle for Constitutional liberty. 1t
has never written We are beaten 1t claims Ala
bams, Georgia and Louisiana ss certain for the
Democrats
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor Is pleasant 10 consult physician for the relief Of
these various delicate Affections nd only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woma far sacrifice her great
es charm to do this The ser viii then thank for
placing In their hands simple spekacs which will be found
ecacous in relieving and curing almost every those
Troublesome complaints peculiar to .he sex
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
RIVER EEws.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2s.-River falling. with three
feet three inches OF water in the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29

Sale BY Chas. T. Nash, ct the residence No. s,I
Camp street, postponed until Thursday, Novem-
ber 8, 1865.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29

Females. owing to the peculiar snd important relations
which they sustain their peculiar snnaon and
they perform. subject many aerngs Freedom from
these centrbute in no small degree their happiness
welfare for none be happy who Ill Not sny So but
no one various Female suffered
torun without involving the gen health the indiyd
ual, end ere long producing
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN

largely snect the
society," aud which, consequently affect
sriess directly the welfare human family. The
mania for precocious education and marriage
causes the years designed for cOpOsa develop
snt and perverted in the restraints of drsss
the early confinement Of school, and especially in the
healthy excitement of the ball Thus with the body
half clothed and s mind unduy excited by pleasure
vertng in midnight reve the hours designed BY nature for
Ieep and rest work Of destruction is half accomplished
In consequence of this early upon system.
necessary effort required by the delicate votay to retain
her situation in later day. thus aggravating the
evil When one excitement over another in prospective
keeps the mOrbidy sensitive to impression. while the
nov constant fashionable drs absolutely for
bidding the exercise indispensable
tertiOn Of organic health strength the exposure night
air. the change of temperature the complete prostrs
ton produced by dancing must Of necessity
ducs their legitimate effect Atast early marriage clsps
the Icmax of misery and the unfortunate hitherto
utterly regardless of the plain dictates and remonssncss Of
her delicate nature ling subject of medical
treatment This truthful picture Of the experience Of
thousands Of our young women
srsve organs they require education of their peculiar
system composed Of what called the sus. which
ID, in common with the female breast and lips. evidently
under the control of and associations
early poriod Of e and shall subsequently these
emotions when excessive lead long before puberty to habits
which sap the very victims has self
completed their development
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The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-29
FROM COLUMBIA, 8. C.
sudden Departure North Of n Radical Caa-
d10ate for Congress.

dioate for Congress.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 27.-Associate Judge
Hoge has taken refuge North from the fury of the
colored citizens. They have learned that he as
serted some time ago that he wished he had all
negroes in a ten acre field, and he would 90
through them with his old regiment. Hoge is a
Radical candidate fer Congress from this district