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NJ FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL, TI

aF FROM THE ARMY HOSPITAL, THE
bloody battle field the m,nsion of the rich and the
humble abode Of the poor-from the oace an d the
sacred desk, from the mouutan-to', distant valley
and far off islands of the ossan-frnm every nook
and corner of the civilized wsr.d. is pouring In the
evid. nee Of tho astonishing effects OF DRAKE'5
PLANTATION BIITERS. Thousands upon thous-
ands OF letters like the following may be at our
office:
= have been in the army hospital for
fourteen months. speeahless and nearly dead. At
Alton, Ill, they gave bottle of Plantation Bit
tiers. Three bottles havo made me well man.
C.H FLAUTE.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A

~ PHILOSOPHY Y OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. "a delivered at the
New York Museum OF Ansto>ny. embracing the aub-
jects how To Live and What to Lave for Youth,
Maturity aud Old Age Msnhood generally review
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul'nce and Ner-
yous Diseases accounted sor Marriage Philosophi.
caly Considered. 80. These Lectures will be for.
yarded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing :
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUsLUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. "a Wet Baltmore-strest. Baltimore. Md.
Ap-uls mwf1yr
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August {

~ CHARLES TON BOARD OF TRADE
The Charleston Board Of Tra'le OFFERS PRE-
MUM OF TWO HUNDRED AND Fifty DOLLARS
LARS s250 for the best "Treatias. with Statistics
upon the past and present Trade OF Charleston the
advantages to the sou:heastern States Of making
Charleston their emporium and centre OF exchange,
and the measures which should be adopted for &C.
curing to Charleston this posiido,"
Tho Treatise must be without signature. but
designated by some motto or sentence, accompanied
by q sealed envelope containing within the motto
or sentence which desgnates the Treatise, together
with the name OF ths author. The Treatise must be
banded to the Secretary OF the Board OF Trade OH or
before the first day Of November, 1867. and every
competitor must engage to acquiesce cheerfaly IN
the award Of the Committee. The exominatIon Of
the Treatise and the awarding OF the Priss will 10
confided to Committee Of gentlemen selected sole
ly for their ability and impartality.
BY order Of the Board.
B. COBIA, President
A. BAER Secretary.
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81 ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Nan.
hood with the humane view OF treatment and cure.
GENT by mail free OF charge. Address howard AS.
seCIATIoN Box P. Philadelphia. Pa.
Nav 3mO9
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

sYhs -sveuue yesterday was $500 600.
z The Mexican Minister ct Washington will
preaaat his credentials tomorrow.
Commissions Dslano wants more clerks, and
Boutwell, requires him to take them from other
bureaus.
Treasurer spinner is overwhelmed With de-
nands for fractional currency, but there isnone
on hard. ssa..:S7l 80
The work on the cast-iron lighthouse for the
Southwest Pass OF the Mississippi is ordered to
be completed at oace.
Captain Tucker OF the schooner Francis Sal
ter Lee from sagua, died of yellnw fever in
ssarant:ns at Fortress Monroe. 60 -
Congressmaa Hamilton, Of Florida, is in
Washington epdeavoriua to ou.t the Gonsefva-
kves from the Pensacola Navy Yard. i: ,s.,
Secretary Of the Navy Robson goes on .
tsur OF inspection along the coast Immediately
after the Cabinet meeting Of Tuesday.
Pratt, the sIlessd Texan soser, has been re-
handed to the custody OF the United States
Marshal In New York. The case will be heard
On Thursday.
Bowers, Beekmsn 4 Co., dry goods mer-
chants Of New York. have failed. Liabilities
$e,00o, eco. The faiInre is attributed to the
steady decline m voolen goods.
The Revenue Collector for the First Louis
lana District reports an increase in receipts Of
$ias, 900 for May. June and Jaly, as compared
with the same period OF last year.
Amse.ing. of the Loyal League is to be held
n Philadslphia on the uth. to make provisions
for the Mississppi and Texas elections. I'VE
are informed that this is q meeting OF the
National Executive Committee OF the Union
League. of which Governor Geary is the
cAairman~Ed. NEws.1
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a- Ashley Fare Engine Company. No
a-Assemble at your Hall. No. 18S MeehnE-street,
THIS DAY, at half-past Two o'clock in full uniform.
(whlte pauts to attend the Funeral RI your late E1
Vice President JAMES F. BROWN. BY order OF
the President 81. BoLDEN PICKINPACK,
Aupnss 10 Secretary.
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@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable. tnsauta'
nsous no disar2ontm INT; no ridiculous tints; rem.
eiies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invisorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
soad ty all Druagists and Perhrmers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory. No. - Bond.
street, New Yeft lyr haJ 10
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H- "FRBSH AS A MAIDEN'S BLUSH
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use of BAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. IT is the
True Secret of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in So
ciety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle rapidly than any other
one thing
Relus 81, Sunburn Tan, Frecslee. Blotches and Ill
effects OF the Sum mer Sun disappear when 1t is used
and genial cultivated fresn expression is obtained,
which rivals the Boom Of Youth. Beauty is posi-.
BILE to oil who will invest seventyhve cents at any
respectable store and insist on getiag the MAaNo.
LA BALM.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY's
THRoroH Llkx TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CRANoH OF SAILING DAYSi
~A sTEAMPRS OF THE ABoV
NE4%1e9 line leave Pier No. a, North Bive1,
LfITxlE&fH0 foot of Canal street, New York, st
,T7sS ~ u o'clock noon, Of the 1st, 11th and
nat Of every month except vbsp .isSee dstes tsh
on Sunday, then the Saturday pfeee8fA
Departure Of Isl and 21st connect at PansmI with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Amertcsr
ports Those OF LIST touch OF kapZanillo.
Departure Of i1th OF each month connects With
the new steam line fron Panama to Australia and
New Zealand.
Steamship J2AAN leaves 6sp Frsr CISCO for China
and japan September 1863.
No California Gesmers touch ct Havana, bat &c
direct froni New York 10 Asp!nwau.
One hundred pounds baggage frss to each kdul'-
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information App)'
at the C0MPANY'S TICKET 0EEICE, on the Whkh
fuot of Cauhl.street, Moth River, New York.
Norch 10 Tyr F. r. 9ABY, Assst
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Wbituarp.

DAvIo oE-Died In BROOKLYN. On 1st Angus
RLOISR HAYNR daughter Of ROBERT G. and SALLY
II. DAvIpeE aaei 10 months and % days.
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~1HE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
The cHEAPBsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1i3 EAST BAY, having replenished It's Stock with
nes and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest Styles s prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest netice and In the best manner, JOB
PRGN TING of every description.
Call aud examine the scale Of prices before giving
YOUR orders elsewhere.
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CIV YORK AND CHA l. Il st q n
STEAMSH LINE.
r U Il N E w Y U II K .
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

THE SPLENDID sIDEWHERL
IE&8e1BTEAASBIP MANHATTAN. Woop-
,>E7N5IZXH' HULL, Commander; viii sail from
Adqer's south Wharf on SATCRDAX,
18th August st IL o'coct q. NJ.
AT An extra charge OF IS made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after calling
AS- No Bills of Ladins signed after the steamer
lea yes.
AS- Through Bulls La ling given for Cotton TO
Boston and Providence. r. ].
R1- through Bills OF Ladiug given to Liverpool
n Ma1tne insurance by this line per cent
Er The steamers OF tbis. line ara fret class IN
every respect and their Tables are sapulied witk hQ
the deicacies OF the New York and Charleston maT-
kets. .,.-.-. -- .
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ApaEh CO.. Agents, {.
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay fUp.stairsl
~ The CHAMPION will follow on SATURDAY.
the 21st August, at 5o'cloOk, p. n.
August Q o
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EOFFICE COMMISSIONERS PILOT
AaE-oHARLEsroN, AUGUST 9. 1sss.-No lice
TO PILOTS AND oTHERs-That from and after
the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1869, no one but state
pilos. or those bolding State licenses, will be pei
mitted OF allowed TO pilot within the borders Of this
STATE. ny order Of the Board.
@. B. .sToDDARe,
AuRust 10 tu4 Chairman Board.
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MAGNOLIA wArnR--superior to the be.t mporte
German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
luoust1O tuths9
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Spefial Notifes.

aTMR. GEORGE COLNAN IS AUTHOR.
lied 70 act as our Attor-ey during our absence
from the State. ]. R. BEAD Il CO.
luo,,et
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GOSSIP FROM WASHINGTON

Universal Sufrage-TakinE the Back
Trnck-Ihe Negotiations for the Pur
chnse of Cuba-The kecent Cabfnet
'lleged irritation OF Prest-
den Grant and The reason why. Tho
New Jersey and Gift Pcremporily De-
clined.
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FORM OF PROXY.
CHARIRsToN. 3. c.,

CHARLR5ToS, 3. C., loos'
hereby appoint t-----i for mo and
In my uame, 10 vote on the shares hold in the
Planters and Mechanics Blnk OF south Carolina at
the meeting Of the Stockholders. to be held on the
18th day Of August 1885, and at all subsequent meet
ipes of the Stockholders Of said Bank, until revoca.
ton hereof. ----
JuIv % tuths8
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FHATPLAGUEY HORM.

AUGUSTA, August aGThe caterpillar is re-
ported 70 be in some sestions Of Georgia aud
Florida. Nd serious damage has been done.
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NoTICR.-MY SON, THOMAS. II.
HANoKEL. Jr., Is authorized to act as my Attorney.
August 10 % JOHN HANCKEL.
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FOR VIEW YORK.
REG uAR LINE EVERY WEDNESDAY.
PASSAGE $40,

THE SPLENDID SIDE WHEEL
.IN&&Y9 gTRiMskIP MAGNOLIA, Csptsi1
EIHd1E&3F n. B. CRswK1L., having elegant anc
- spacious accom- modadons TOR p9-
seppers, win leave vsnderhorsts wharf on WKe-
aEspAY, August 1lth. lee. at hakpast O'Clock
A. II. RAVENKL q CO., ASensks
Auoust 8 s
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THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.

- WASHINGTON. August s.-Professor Hark'
sness taleef.phs TO tie superintendent Of the
obsersAtory hero from st. Louis that the re-
suits Of tho eclipse observation were more
favorable than themost sanguine had expect
cd. One hundred and twenty three photo
graphs were taken, two Of totahty.
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Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon TO dress the
Hair. DAo mwflmo July rs
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@cOLLEGE Or CHARLESTON.-IHE
semi.Anrul Examination of the students Of the
College will he continued every day this week until
FRIDAY at noon, commencing daily at "a. NJ
F. A. PoR cBRR,
August 10 Secretary Faculty.
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A.soN KILLED ACCIDENTALLY By
HIS FATHER.

CLEVELAND. ONO. Auguss s.-The proprie-
tor OF the Lake View House killed his son, mis-
taking him for burglar. -.
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~IHE ST ,IERs OF MERCY IN CHARGE
Of the Male Orphan Asylum, beg to tender their
grateful thanks to Miss HAAS for large boz Of beau
tiful flowers for their chapel. 1 August 10
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Spffial aotifes.

~CIrADEL SQUARE BAP fist CHURCH.
Rev. A. D. PHILLIPS. return ed missionary f'om
central Africa, will deliver lecture IoNIaHr. at
bsli.past Rilht o'clock. in regard to that remote
region, ard the manners and customs Of the people.
Mr.. PHILLIPS has explored regons in the Yoruba
country, where no other white man has BEEN and
has labored there during the Last fourteen years.
collection will be taken up in behalf Of the African
Mission. The public are cordially invited to attend.
AuPus, 10
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q. BAER. Secretary.
Charleston. July %. 1869. VIC July 2S
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81 THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC OF
CHARLESTON that I have put up on. Of SCOTS
PATENT ELEVATORS, at Nessrs. q. BULWINKLE
CO.'S STORE. No. "a Southeast Corner East Bay
and Avenue leading to Browne Wharf, where 1t can
be seen in operation. It possesses many advan-
tages over the old style Elevators being appointed
Mr.. scotts Agent here, am prepared 10 make said
Elevators to order. ARCHIBALD MoLEISH,
August 10 tus2 No. Cumo erlani street.
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SDIpp!aa.
EXCURSIONS! EXCURSIONS!

EXCURSIONS! EXCURSIUNSI
THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA, the Champion Of the ,outh,
AA is now ready and prepared TO maks regular
- trips, thus afording an opportunitr to all
who NAV wish to visit points OF interest in beau
tiful barbor.
For passage, apply to the Captain on Uuion Wharf.
June II
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ALL DEMANDS AGAINST 1HE
British Schooner LION. MCCLELLAN Master. must be
rendered into our Office at before noon THIS DAY,
10th August instant or they will be deburred pay.
ment. j. A. ENSL0W co., Agents,
Aupust 10 No. I41 East Bay.
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~ NOTICE.-THE STEAMSHIP MAN
HATTAN, from New York, Is THIS DAY dischargng
her carg) at Adzer's South Wharf consiguees are
requested to remove their gooas before sunset, or
they will be stored subject to their risk and eI-
pense. JAMES ADGER CO..
August 10 Agents.
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ROOFING.

ID E A d r o o f. N G.
h This Roofing is adapted to all buildings.
ROOFS at one. half the expense of tin. IG Is
readily put on old 6hingle Roofs without re-
moving the shingles, thus avoiding the damag.
ing Of ceilings and furniture while undergoing
repairs. mo gravel used)
PRRsERVE YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH
WELT0N's. ELAsIIC FAINT.
lam always prepared TO Repair and Paint
Roofs at short notice. Also. PAINT FOR
SALE by the barrel or gallon, the best and
cheapest In the market
ana No. III N. NINTH ST., above Coates.
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COVER NMENT SALES,

GT. LOUIS ARSENAL, 81. LOUIS, MO-.
y FEBRUARY 20 1869. -"
PUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD
NANCE AND ORDNANCE SrORES-Wiii be
offered for sale, at public auction, at the ST.
Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Mo-, commencing on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1869, az 10
o'clock A. M, large amount of condemned
Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, ETC., consisting
in part OF the following articles, VIII
81 cast iron field guns, with carriages and
implements.
199 cast iron guns, various, total weight
about $50 tons,
480 tons cannon balls, 6 to AZ pounds
so artillery carriages. various.
600 sets artillery wheel harness, for two
horses.
1890 sporting rifles and shot guns yarious
TO- 233 carbines and rifles, various
IA, All sabres and swords, various.
l23 600 cartridge boxes, various.
10 cavalry saddles, various.
3VQQ artillery saddles, various.
20 100 curb brides, various.
10 GOO watering brides, various.
$4,000 halters, various.
l4480 leather traces, various.
40l, ,985 pounds of cannon powder.
1928 450 pounds of mortar powder
777,8S0 pounds Of 10 usket powder.
lS 200 pounds of rifle powder.
169, $40 pounds Of damaged powder.
90, ,834 600 musket and pistol percussion caps.
VIZ ought and cast iron scrap, etc. etc.
Persons desiring catalogues of the stores to
be sold ca obtain them by application to the
Chief OF Ordnance, at Washington, d. O.; of
Brevet Colonel 8. Crispin. u. 8. a., purchasing
New York. or upon application 10 af tnis Mp arsenal
Lieut. Col. of Ord. and BIT. Brig Gen. u. s. A.,
Commanding. 81
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cher; and this idea has been growing ever since
he thre II out into something like general
opinion on the part of critics. Thts Is the ioea
teken up by M. Grosart, and pat before the
reader with lively commentary.
The evidence adduced, we erleve TO say, IS a'I
internal and unsatisfactory. It's the argument
OF similarity In words and thoughts; an argu-
meDt op, n, as Mr.. Grosart must admit, to the
reioinder that it rather establishes tnItd ION
than authorship. A good poet and the singer
OF THE POrple Tslaud" was certainly good
poet-does not reproduce himself; and slmi-
iarI,y of phrase aud thought will suggest to
n ost men an argument the very reverse OF that
which Mr.. Gfosart presses into his service.
MIR. G osart proves proves too much. The pas
sapes cited from "Brittain's Ida" are 100 much
like the parallel passages irom Fletcher.
TIE question IL, however, to be kept open.
Mr.. Gro. art is engaged IN preparing an edition
OF Pbineas Fletcher's work, In which be will
some new facts, which bear. he t'lls us, on the
point. His argument needs these new facts.
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, March An the House of Commons
to night, Mr.. Groschen, President OF the Poor
Law Board, advocated the removal of the
restrictions on emigration, and thought 1t ad.
visable to give facilities Ter and otherwise
encourage the emigration of paupers to America.
MADRu March Ain the Constituent Cortes
yesterday, commission of fifteen members
was nominated to prepare the draft of a consti.
tuition, to define the right and liberties of the
citizens, and submit form of government.
sagosta Minister of the Interior, made a
statement in regard to the recent disorders In
Barcelona and charged that they were instl-
gated by members OF the Republican party.
BERILN, March 4.-The session of the Par
lament of North Germany began here yester
day. King William, as usual, opened the
proc eedings with speech. He said that the
first duty of the North German Confederation
was TO maintain peace and friendly relations
with the other powers of the earth. All the
nations of Europe had shown q disposition for
peace. The result of the conference recently
held at Paris on the Eastern question. demon
strated that there was general desire
for peace. The King closed his speech with
the following words:-"A nation saving its
strength, aud having will 10 respect the
independence OF others and maintain Its own,
can surely count on peace, as foreign powers
will not modest it, and domestic enemies of
oIder are powerless TO trooble it.'
QUEENSTOWN, March 4-The steamship Eng
land arrived to'day.
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NEWS SUMKARY.
Local Annrra.

AT o'clock last evening q ODe.story
frame building on Ninth sll eet, near Columbia
avenue, used as dIsullery by James Young,
was destroyed by fire. lamp exploded In the
count ng- room, and the flames communicated
10 the material in the building, an total loss,
involving $40 600, was the result. Two of the
woIkmen in the building were badly burned
wblle endeavorlng to extlnguish the flames.
The joint committee OF the Odd Fellows on
celebration will hold a session on Saturday
evening next at the Odd Fellows Hall, North
sixth street. The immense labor attending an
affair OF this character, requiring much time,
energy. and means to make it a thorough sue.
cese, necessitates the frequent sessions of the
Joint committee and of the various subordinate
committees, which are already nightly IN ses-
sion. full representation of Lodges and En-
campments from the entire jurisdiction lie
expected.
"A meeting of the tobacco trade of Philadal.
phia was held at their new hail, North Front
street, William II. Fuguet, Vice. President In
the chair. A resolution embodging q PROPOSE
tion 10 prohibit commission merchants from
selling In less quantities than five packages
except at an advance price of at least three
cents per pound on manufactured tobacco, was
read, and the whole matter, after some deo4te,
was referred 10 the regular committee OF the
Board OF Dir ectors. A formal opeulng of the
new rooms was decided upon, and committee
appointed 10 take the matter in charge. The
officers ares President, Dauiel &. McCammou;
Vice President, William II. Fuguet; Secretary,
William II. Abbey; Treasurer, George w. Bre.
meT; Assistant Secretary, Henry G. Ellis; Leaf
InsuectOr. George BOldln,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Mmtne Ne,o, see ssra Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHLA-THIs DAY,
sUE 80 Moon Rspfs o9
snG SErs......,....-5 SO HieH WArER........,- so
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
Jos. O. GRUBB,
II. a, SoUDER. r-....--- -
GE HGh l.. BUzBY. OohAiTTEE OF THE MONTH.
GEORGE NJ ALLEN,