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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June i6, 1868.

Anopc tbe property sold at the Exchange
were several parcels well known not only to real
s,ate mem but TO our business community generally
iustrating the market value Of lots and buildings Oh
broadway the vicinity Of Fuonst. we cite tne Se e
90 e eth share OF KnOxs building on the corner VI
enc streets above named. This property comprises %
s9TTsq and 772 feet, and substantial bIlck nrt
Ea sharc disposed Of as may be seen from te IepC
rHted below was sold subject TO lease, ana eiog o
e. $50 making the whole property worm hDouS a.
SaTc the whole property put up together howe'eb han
would probably realize much laiEer end NJ the
this The valuable properly on InSd Centre-sts
@ also sid Yesterday by order Of the supreme court
his property extending as IL does from Ma tt Ci
=, has about 81 feet front Cenrest 500 1eet on canal
~ ~ SoJ RI feet on WakerSt IL is covered win DrcK
and frame buildings (much dllapldateu anu &C. 90
,s Tor business purposes and sod altogether lor No.
' 10 morrow "wednesday there are to be several heavy
.i I'm be Exchange besides those to which we have al
I'D 81 I'd attention at Dunellen, N D., and In Brook
Ts taowing is our report of todays transactions:
Tho ecestory brick store, with lot OF front, known
No Si iarst between Broads and Coentiesalley, and
- building No. 20 StOnest, with lot 1876 front,
an he Irlr ONO 81 PeaIst., To Mr. John H. Power Tor
~ be lot No lOl Bayard-st, 2jX92 north side, be-
80, iXfer and Muberry-sts 70 Mr. j. PangbOrn, sub
ict 10 lease for IS three story brick building,
vita Garner l0I Of Ccnres and the two twosory adjon
Inc birk buildings Nos ia and ZIG Wakers TO Mum
Co for 1909 The onethirteth part of the lot No 2l2
Rroadway northeast corner of FuOn-st, (Knoxs build
fng) 70 Spencer H. SAITH subject TO lease, for $3.50
commencing 2s5 feet east Of Frstave to Mr. John Burn
for 81 1901 Two lots 2jXlOO on the south SIDE OF Fly
bKtlst commencing 52j feet west of Tenthave,,to MI
samucl Cain for 600 $1,000 mortgage for three
years. -
BY JAMES N. MILLER
The three story and cellar brick store and dwelling
tsx26 with lot 5X73 known as No 6i2 Myr
te-aye. Brooklyn, 10 Nh JAS Carey, for $500 Inc iOt
GxlOO north side South SXth-sD Broadway, Brooklyn
6xiOO commencing % feet east of Twefthst 10 MI T.
Hayes fOr 5000.
By MULLER, WILKINS co.
The house. No. 323 RyingtOn-st, with lot. 2iXI5 Tor
lots north side of FOurth-ave 90 feet hOrh
Of One Hundred and ThirdSt. 25Xs0 feet EACH ior SO
bach OneuOt 25XSO north side Of FOurthaye 50 1eet
north OF one Hundred and Fif-st for S24j, ana the
adjoining lot, same size, for 81, 205.
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INWO first-class COUNTRY SEATS at bITI
ngton sae-wh superior modern 6sidinss ana IG y, 40
acr Fu uaricnsrs By addressing NORRIS Burlington OF "
MARTIN No Pront.st NeS-lOrk.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
6ountru Real 6statt for Sale.


I'VE the very Tennessee 40 acres AbundAnY wasu
lies besuty church by; only three miles from Sweet water
station on The East Georgia Railroad may be equ.
Vii into three farms 100 per refused Just before the
v Terms per half down balance 70 suit purchasers ne
stv obges the sale; stated willing 10 pay eipe
parties visiting farm Call Dr. VIM KENT Athens Mehnn OouhV'
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Srintiug.

WIN. EVERDELL'5 SONS, No. 104 FultoE-st
w -SrBAM JOB PRINTERS ami LABEL MANUFACTURE
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NKEAl CHANCE IOI CiiSAI w. r IN Az
Juur H. 1863 40 w be- sold aPUBLlC AUCTION Ia
most desirable GROUND situated in the Nnietnth Ward oihe
BroatWay. sOuare, Penn Rntleg hayNa
Lnch Meton Gsnnette property Is coated The Ts
built section Of tie city, within Ten minutes Walk q" we
Wiamsburgh ferries and three different Touts Of y railroads 20
residences
hoe. Uttered for wears property scarcely fail 10 qua1hpe IN
Sale take place Al the Satellite Base BAH nfous
Ruledgess, which TIE properly
reinforcement ~ account Of the weather
Title udpusbe and 20 cent Of TIE purchase money can REMAIN
bond and mortgage. 800 a. ~ "a. ,v..--
Map and found a. Goodwin Cors No ~ water
A. and BQeow Co.'S BoWey and Bondst and Al James
Kou corner Broadway and Fohst apd on ne ground o. t DAY
OF sale EOhhhi $500.
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Cuuntr 8faI estate. for Sab.
A TTRACTIVE PROPERTY
~ Visit the the MOUNT RUTHERFORD CohFANl AZ the
RUTHERFORD PARK, n. J.
Compare and judge for Yourself
For Maps Circulars Terfss. etc, etc, apply 10
BiAUVEiT & OGILBl, No. l51 Broadway,
CHARLES BLAKSfON. Nc. 26 Lihtrtyst,
Agents for tie Company,
Ortn r Il. RARRONS Gent SnpI. Rutherfl.d.park..NL
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Smnssmtnts,
FRANCAIS.-RISTORI.
nRAMATJC FIND.

THEATRE FRANCAIS.-RlSTORI.
II DRAMATIC FUND.
Sole Lessee aud Director GRAZ
The Of the American Dramatic Fund Aoc
honor 10 announce innitable aste
MADAME ADELAIDE RISIokl, Id
her from Phadephla Baltimore and Washington and pre-
vioa 10 her departure By the TRANSATLANTIC steamship hpooe shs
will NewYOrk SATURDAY June r. has generously
proaerei Jointly with Mr. GRAU, the Dees<
Of dramatic representatives
for the benefit Of the Dramatic Fund,
TUESDAY EVENING. June a. ats O'clock
on which occasion will be produced the ut TRACE dy Of becoa'rs
MEDIA.
the same play which Inaugurated = -. -
MADAME RISTORpS MEMORABLE TRIUMPHANT CAREER IN
AMERICA.
ADELAIDE RISr0R IN URR GREAT RoLE OF MEDIA .
In addition 70 this Madame Rs0n will perform OF the most dAsaa
dramatic acts In her repertoire consisting OF the
Third ACT or MARIE STUART.
All the characters interpreted by Nine Adelaide Riston
Admission Al -; orchestra ~ 50 dress circle 81 private
boxes seats $2 box $50 family circle % cent?
Ticket Office will ope0 WEDNESDAY June H. at The regular
Theatre FraBcais ticket odee.
THURSDAY June 2Coupmeuary Benefit and LAST MIGHT I.
America OF ADELAIDE RiSTORL
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~ 0PANGE M0IINTAIN-One hour frOm

~ Of choice LAND othe Sound II miles from the cry e
from depot fne brook the premises Price SNo re
on bond and mortgage BARKER SONS No StoneI'
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snttual 8cbrnus.

W RFVEYE FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT or THE
STATE or NETWORK. comprising the Ninth. Fifteenth and
Sixteenth Of CITY OF NeElork NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN pursuant law that have received from the Assessor the
Of Valuations and Enuentns Of property subject to FAX under
Act provide Revenue support the Government to
pay the Public Debt and for other purposes approved June
m 1864 and The acts amedotOr thereto approved March 1909 July
49, 1876 and March 2 1867; the duties aud enumerated therein
have and payable and that wiz attend pcOnly or by
depuy o the collection the Oee No Ol West Your
en.st Ehtay daily anilys excepted from The 10Th
10Th Of Jane 1863 Inclusive, between tie hours
Of oc M. and O'Clock p m.
The comprise The Special Taxes Businesses
and Carriages Billiard Tables Gold
Watches Plate for the year ending May 1862 and the
Incomes the ending December D. 1904
shall neglect Due by them respectively
according the Lists aforesaid within tue tine hereby speced H
MAUESBLL b FIELD. Collector
Dated ew.Yofk June Q. 1853.
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Mtoital


BRYAN' LIFE mvloonAron
or
REJUVENATING ELIXIR.
FOR ALL DERANGEMENTS or THE URINARY ORGANS
strengthens the system, apd give,
LIFE HEALTH, AND STRENGTH
to follow directions IL as 70 remove
Debility mporcy Want Of Power and all weakness arising
youthful resulting 10 loss memory u
pleasant dreams weak headache trembling general
sude duess vision fuahng Of the skim which neglected. WI
lead Insanity Consumption When ;be system U.s. olc
affected will not without help must be norlted anu
enable the sufferer 10 fulfill the duties Of
DEPOT, No. % EAST THR1RENTH.SE HEWfORh-
Sold hv
G. n. CRlTTENTOE,
No 7srhave PaIkrow, and by Druggists generally
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR
NYSPEPSIA. - 5000 CURES WITHOUT
~ MEDICINE BIS DU BARRYS delicious RBYAENTA ARABlCA
FOOD erldcates Dspep Indigestion Cough asthma Con-
sumption Debility Constipation Dsrrhea Pptauon Nervous 81
Stomach Complaints Cure No CD 3:ome July
Tho health Of the Holy Father excellent especially aGe
abandoning an other remedies be has confined himself entirely 20 D
aud his Holiness praise this excellent 1000 700
hghlg.r-GaIcte
DG BARRY Co.. No lCl Winam-st Eew-Yok Ia tins n,
50 10 - 80; b. SlOi II II, 500 "a No. 49, and through all
and chemists
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Persons having real estate for sale or IN ,et
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such ,o
Perty VIII ind il 10 their interest TO advertise Il, ~
TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of a-
other spaper and ~ addition 20 this ADVANTAGE %
TRIBUNE viii be found only in New-York and al Ia
eues aud villages, but IN every State and Terrorv
within tie Union. Tie advertisement shOnd be made az
pref as viii allow Of the advantage offered being clear
70 the reader. We would especially dwell on the fact
that The subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRI
VIE, Sem weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
stsfy profession or business consequently advertise
monb IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
SkehE 0evOtes especial attention TO the reports OF real
sAe both in the city and In every part OF the State
adding greatly 70 the value Of its columns ad
tS1usins medium The charges for advertising are as
.osloHs: DAILY TRIBUNE Is clnts per line for single
Snseruon: WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 80 per line; SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-17
LEWIS D. WOOD
EXECUT0RS' SALE
1ln CHOICE nrlI.n1NG InTs

Grecuvi Hudson County ~ j. being part OF NE
es,at- Of MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. drcefscd
LEWIS =. WOOD sill eel on THURSDAY June 49, iSol a.
O'clock D. H. grouud 40 valuable Buug Lott, located A.
above ToTu Gr,euye Maple nAnforhayes. Linden
Point AID JeTey city Pisk Road and The
commands tne II New ofE
NaroW Cities SealoTk Brooklyn, ard jersey 'y
and OF Ione ld faey located ia he cchi'r
and Do close proximity 20 The station o. the Ceua
road there tveut trains day each
sv between NewYOrk and the fre including iruage
10 cen v excursion tickets each xa Tie distance from Nswiok
on Jersey CITY about miles and Waist The city Hal can he
reached minutes the time BY Central Railroad being 70 guies
from Gerye IheItyst " Y. This property which the huest
Hudson CONT will be sold In plots u from air 10 twelve lots and
Offers The for investment building 81 anI property
jersey CITY. vii be sold without reserve
10 the highest bidder. Terms 81 the day Of sale. - . .
Por MAJ and ful pnlcua inquire 81 NJ ARMSTRONG. r. o.
Building Geapve 20 Ferry-st " y Of The Auctone
LEWIS D. WOOD. No 90 Monigomery.st lcney City.
HOLM ARMSTRONG a MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. Executors
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Proposals.

OYVtcK or ASSISTANT QuARTHRtAsTER GENERAL
Cox ousroN GREESEsIs Nav loEH CRY, June l1o8
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
ami sill II ts Office until ~ O'Clock MONDAY; 2Lt
int m supplying Department 40 cords merchsniabe hard
Wood and go D. eac best quai AutlTdcic Coal
delivered slch be required prior 10 september
l. al posts 20 New York harhoT, as follows, VII;
Fort 1n--2ll cords wood and CT coal
Port WadsVorh-jJi turs coal
F0rtS wood sud lq3 coal
Wlletts point-l3l couls wool and 8u3 tuns COAX
The wood delivered Hhar Of TIE respective posts ano
10 be- 23 cnn The coal to De- delivered On TIE ad
provided reception AZ each post aad paid for according TO "esoi
As ascetaari by post scales. .-,-,,
entertained unless ACCOMPANIED By guarantee sgni ~
two responsible persons the bid Is accepted eorta viii
h. .reci std good securities Ia the ~ SlO
deliver deliver the coal in conformity with TIE
Of this adyertserent 80, 49,, D., 49,,
The privilege reserved rejecting all TIE bids II deemed
advisable. 80, - -, 49,,
tuns to 81 delivered a. u.nNsi W.
FortW nod. ltO cords wood and Jl3 uns c0i.
David. Islaad, - c0rls WOOD and l,2ii tnns Goa
Subject 20 the anoyc conditions
Also separate proposals. viii b. received Tor supplying
Newport a. l.. With $50 cords wou and b3 ns coal
rmbu NewoHoH Conn., with 80 cords wood aud 20 tuns
coal. aul
West Point " Y WITH s3l cords wood and CSC tuns coal
Bonds will be- required 10 II the amount Of eonrth o. the
contract otherwise satject 90 the above conditions
made which he had At this olce toom
2 nlorsed ropoas Wood" for Coal" and addressed 70 the
70 whom application should be made Tor additional pacu
lars. .. $1,000,
Brevet MaorGeneTal and Assistant Qaareuaser General
l'uits State Army
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AQNDRY FORK. No. 20 COurtlandt-st.-
- es'>aA Lgihosraph. free 70 The Hale.
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8uarS anS gOoms.

HARLEM No. 1863 One hundred and twenty
sevrnth.t ACCOMMODATION for families
tiemen Private table II desired. Terms reasonable
Dr. PER WEEK and upward-For SINGLE
Board Der dSJ s So DUPONT HOUSE, corner Of Hudson and
LaightStS
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NewYork II mile depot 10 Of choice LAND s
and fruit vicinity Of good and churches desirable o epl
ny aud as an Price $3.50 per Address BOZ NO. ~
,Yorkp ostO
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DAPER MILL-FOR SALE or TO LEAoIEyT =.
The MANCHESTER PAPER MILL MHnchesisr nn OF New,
and Book paper Address G. ROBINSON Richmond va OF
& MIRPHY No q Johnst.. NOVEL oTk
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-12
Es rela,ions the Attorney General us. Tnos.

Et relatione the Attorney General us. Thos.
And the said Thomas P. Walker, upon whom
a notice had been served, signed by one A. j.
Willard, naming himself Associate Justice,
South Carolina" from which it is inferred that
he meant to style himself one of the Asso ciate
Justices OF the State of South Carolina, com.
manding him to chow cause, at Chambers, at
Columbia, on Friday, the 7th day of August,
1868. at half-past nine o'clock A. NJ, why writ
of ouo ,rarrdnto should not issue as in the
said information is prayed, in his proper per-
son, co mes and prays that the said so-called
Associate Justice ought not to have or take
further cognizance Of the said supposed lnfor-
nation at the relation of one Daniel b.
Chamberlain, styling himself Attorney-Gene-
raj Of South Carolina, because he says that the
said Daniel Fl. Chamberlain is not the
Acknowledgement OF the State Of South Carroll
ma, in whose name and ct whose relation only
such information can be made in behalf OF the
said State; and that Isaac W. Hayne, ESQ.,, ls
such Attorney. General, under the Constitution
and laws Of the State Of South Carolina, and
under the Constitution Of the United States.
And because he says that the said A. ]. Will
lard is not an Associate Justice Of the State OF
South Carolina, before whom such information
could be preferred, and that the Hon. Benjamin
F. Dunkin is the Chief Justice of the said
State, ard the Hon. David L. WardlaW. and
John a. nRuB Qre AHSOcldGo 0ubtICSS VI sui.,
State. and the Hon. Thomas w. Glover, Robert
Munro, Thomas N 1awEins. Alfred .5 ?; AID; sla.
rich and Franklin ]. Moses II the last
named has not accepted a disqualifylng
ofice) are the Judges of the Court OF
Common Pleas and General Sessions OF the
said State, under the Constitution and law Of
the State of South Carolina, and under the
Constitution of the United States, one of whom
only is legally authorized and empowered to
hear such information, and sign rule to show
cause under the writ Of quo acarranto aiore.
said. That the said ground Of information, L
any such grounds Of information have occurred
to the said so-cal1ed Attorney-G Genera OF South
Carolina, occurred to the said so-caled Attor!,,
ey-General out of the jurisdiction OF the said
supposed court, that is to say, at Columbia, IN
the District of Riehland, and not at Colum11a,
in the County OF Richland, or elsewhere, IN the
jurisdiction Of the said supposed court. And
this the said defendant is ready to verify.
Whereof he prays Judgment whether =, TT the 80 30
called Associate Justice can or will take fur
ther cognizance Of the action aforesaid.
JAMES D. TRADEWELL,
FICKLING & POPE,
Responder t's Attorneys.
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iFRom THE STATE CAPITAL.
THE pones OF TIE 1EG1sLATURE 7EsTERDAY-
THE STATE PRINTING DEPART
MENT-UsURY LAws-THE QUO wARRANTo
cAsE-TH CAMPAIGN oPENED-aENERAL how
ARDS ADDRESS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE pAuY.NEws.l


COLUMBIA, 8. c., August 11.-In the Senate
to-day the report of the Committee on the
Penitentiary in reference to the management
of that institution was presented and read.
During the debate on the subject Of the State
printing, it was stated that the cost OF the
printing Of the House Of Representatives, up
to this day, amounted to 5000, or about sS5
per day, and for the Senate to s1505, or about
$50 per day.
A bill was introduced providing for the lem
porary organization Of the Educational De-
partment. BY it's provisions the bond of the
Superintendent is fixed at $1,000 and his salary
at s25OO per annum. The County Commission
ers are to make an enumeration Of all children
between the ages of five and eighteen, and to
report the condition of the schools in their
respective counties Immediately after the pass
age of the act.
A bill was introduced to repeal the act re-
pealing the usury laws.
The bill regulating the admission'of attor-
neys to practice Was ordered to its third read
ing. n
1.-the Senate to-day the proceedings we're OF
n6special interest.
The case of Coroner Walker came up to-day
for further hearing before Associate Justice
Willard. The plea to the jurisdiction having
been overruled, the argument of the case on
it's merits was begun by the counsel. Mr.. JUS
tice Willard said he could not see how they
we're to get the question before the United
States Supreme Court.
The remarks of Coroner Walkers counsel
we're especially frank, bold and severe.
The work Of the campaign on the part of the
Republicans is at last fairly begun. General
o. o. Howard, Of the Freedmen's Bureau, ad.
dressed large audience in the Legislative hal
this afternoon.
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AN AMUSING EXCHANGE OF Pu1PITs.-The
Railway IN. J.) Advocate, of July 30, relates
the following incident:
The First Baptist and the First Methodist
Churches, in Railway had each arranged to
have their pulpits supplied by clergyman
named Miller, who was to be found at the rail-
road depot at Elizabeth on Sunday morning,
and conveyed hence in o carriage. At the ap-
pointed time the Methodist vehicle drove up to
the depot, and the driver seeing q gentleman in
black promenading on the platform, accosted
him, found his name was Miller, told him his
errand, and finally took him on board and to
Railway, where he preached for the Metho-
dists, though he is a Baptist preacher. The
Baptists soon after found another gentleman of
the name Of Miller, also walking by the depot,
and took him to their church in Railway, where
he gave, them o good sermon. Both parties
were pleased, which is more than can usually
be said in the case of q double mistake, and all
enjoyed the joke when it was known how much
their sectarianism had been ip danger without
receiving any actual damage.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
Charleston, s. c.

Our European Dispatches,
[BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.l
pEus1oN In TEE AMMAN CASE N FAVOR OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
PARTS. August 1.-THE Court Imperiala has
decided the appeal Of the United States vs..
Arnan in favor Of the United States.
rHr jouEEN'si Toun. u
Lu9RsEs August s.--Fhe Queen Of England
arrived yesterday.
THE PEACE or EUROPE.
= PAR1s August S.-Lord Stanley and NJ.
Moustier hold long conference at the Foreign
cfRce here to-day, during which questions in
yolving the present and prospective peace Of
Europe were fully discussed. 1t is understood
that Lord Stanley, on behalf of the British
Government, expressed the desire for the main
tenance of peaceful relations with all the pow
ers of the continent, and renewed expressions
for the continuance OF the present friendly re-
slations with the Empire Of France. NJ. Nous
tier responded in o like manner, and held that
s while his Imperial Majesty, the Emperor Ma
poleon; and her Majesty, the Queen Of Eng
land, enjoyed the amicable relations existing
@66bW66H Tue GWO cOuu6loo,i buot' 2aSV woo "a Az
self a guarantee Of the future peace Of Europe.
The interview is understood to have been of
the most satisfactory character, and coed re-
suits.are expected to spring from it.
PARIS, August 9.-The Etendard says that
at the interview between Lord Stanley and
Minister .Mouster, the most satisfactory assu-
RANGES Of peace we're exchanged, and the conf
dence. Of both ministers in the future tran
qniIlity Of Europe has been strongly confirmed
by the opportunity they thus had of renewing
the good understanding which has so long
existed between the governments of Great Bri-
tain and France.
MASSACRE OF FRENcHMEN IN CHINA.
LoNpos, August Slate kilograms received
from Shanghai bring the following intelligence:
A French trading STATEN near the frontier
line of Cochin China was attacked on the 18th
of June last by band of Anam rebels. The
post contained twenty-five men, all told, who
made gallant resistance. After desperate
fight, however they were oyerpowered, captur-
ed and massacred. "A strong French force was
subsequently sent against the band. On the
Nst Of June, after a sharp fight, the French
succeeded in recapturing the position and dis
persing the rebels
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STEAM TO LIvERPOoL.
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.

4
MGsks sEaf:wEERf7, SEMI 1ha1a E; Carrying s,S shs ..
ZE11lE5&fH0 8. Mails, consisting Of the following
= - steamers: -
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE.
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Aondug
at Pm, from Pier No. 45 North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE MAIL STEAMERS sAHrsa EVERY SATURDAY.
1st Cabin. 800 steerage.
LIST Cabin to London. .1o6 steerage 70 London.
1st Cabin to Paris .11b Steerage to Paris...:.
Passage by the Monday steamers-First Cabin $soI
gold; steerage $50; payable in q. 9. currency.
Rates ofpassage from New York to Halifax; Cabin
$40, steerage, $40; payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen &C., atmoderate rates.
stcerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown.
$40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by Per.
SONS sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company
oA1ces. JOHN 6. DALE, Agent
No. 15 Broadway, New York.
June emo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-12

The MOST PERFECT IRON Tonic. 8
prepared from calisaya bark and pyro-ph6s-
phate Of iron, possessing the valuable proper,
ties Of iron phosphorous and calisaya, without
any injurious Ingredients. AS preventive to
fever and ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. It is recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared by Hege-
man & Co., New York. and sold byall respect
able druggists in the United States,
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More New Cotton.

SELMA, Ala, August 1.-THE first bale of
new cotton was received here to-day by Messrs.
Hardee & Robinson, from the plantation Of
Geo. o. Baker Co. It weighed five hundred
and ten pounds, was classed as middling, and
sold to Messrs. Hopkins & Kennedy at thirty
five cents per pound.