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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-27
A UCTION SALE. M. TAYLOR. AUCTIONEER.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture,
on this day tMONDAY!, a., the

eeuArt mansion No. " West Fifteenth street,
between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
sale commencing 10Y O'Clock.
Drawing Rooms
Superb octave rosewood PanoIorte thres n seta Draw.
hg Room Furniture covered crimson cod blue gold satin
1csel Of the richest description rosewood EtaSere mar
be plato marQueere bois de Cabinets
Fables JardneTes Encognures rosewood Secretary Book
ease lined with Books Velvet Medallion Carpets
Pier, Mante Mirrors Brocatel Lace Cursins bronze
poa Clock Chsndeers artistic bronze statusry Ham,
tet Mazeppa, Minerva DIANA Bacchana ans Crlfaders;
OF Paintings Holy Family ANCIENT Rome Venice Summer
Churehs "Heart OF the Andes " French line EnEravngs
Music Cabinet Sevree China Vases Ornaments Hall Hat
0eAnd Stair Carpet Pedrooms-Rosewood walnut, Dress
ia Bureaus w.idrobes Comodes en- suite style OF Louis
XIV HAIR Spring Mattresses Counterpanes, Sheets Blank
China foet Sets, Sofas Chairs Rocker., Arm Chairs
covered hs'rGon Iep 1ninS Ps,sns Es,sn
Snrer Casters Turcens. Pitchers Cass Baskets urns
fable Linen. Minsc,oth Sheffield Table Cutlery; French
the servants apartments, Basement, Kitchen Furni,ue
Sale peremptory BThe auctioneer would cal particular
attention Of his friends and the pubic to this SALE the
catalogue comprising the larges, richest assortment OF
Household Furniture offered at auction this season. The
house furnished less than s1 months and IN excellent
order Parties Wishing attend this sale take Fifth
stages Sixth avenue
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 -
| GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
i iSSrH kIShT 100 '%TH E SEsIE,s
LAST v,vf fg xIi55ITs % II
S S5Ss DOLORES s Ess:F'ss s zss
-. GENERAL ADMISSION. 50 S CENTS "hs1kRS'
sfHSi1l NOTICE ,5 S$HssSS EVENING SEPT >.
BENEFIT sfd
Who win appear ONCE MORE Lady Isabel vans aAS
madame vine, IN ,r,
this representation completing her
oco Boz ssss
PEST, with increased spendor and brilliant cast.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN tender. her grateful
.. Mis-. ~ssrsss
when i i1' W ,xgEEis SssH Hss VINE
the Sssasor syns Miss W. opportunity in New York Il
ONE THorsANDTH
81 aoSs ss SHEET NOW oPR
HEsafs sn ssHa4 EAs pisVSsa:
LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR OF THE SEASON
MONDAY, SECOND TIME, FRA DIAVOLO,
with Miss ROSE HERSEE, Mrs. q. sEGUIN
,o Msssrs; CAsTLE, CAMPBELL, sEGUIN and HALL.
TUESDAY, LAST TINE. MAR ATTr1AhNDsf Hhi''
Nine PAREPA-R0SA In her great role Of MARIANA.
WEDNESDAY, FIRST TIME, MARTHA, MARTHA
Nine. PAREPA-ROSA IN her unrivslled MARTHA
Seats secured six days advance At the French theatre
s'schimsT; mpsiS store 5c Broadway and l Broadway
RosA IL 9fai At h FIX
1yHEATRE FRANCAIs.
L Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
T.
COMMENCEMENT OF DRAMATIC SEASON.
CHANFRAU AS SAM.
sapPSTy;sd * ROSE EITNs RxNcRE 6SnEY EE@
CLAUDE HAMII TON, and others
BOX SHEET OPEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 60
LIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-UNpER TIE MANAGE.
A. ment OF AUGUSTIN DAILY.
Mr. DAILY begs to submit week OF old comedy
nounce for MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. Septems
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS,
and for WEDNESDAY aud THURSDAY EVENINGS.
LONDON ASSURANCE,
TO be given In all the completeness Of scenic
for which this theatre ia Already admitted without
an equal The cast Of either play includes
Mr. bA DAVENPORT Mr. Mr. g gE4Esf I GwMAfsRKE
Mr.. d. II. HARKINS, Mr.. j. B. POLK,
Miss CLARA JENNINGS, Mrs. @. H. GILBERT,
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, Miss MARIA LONGM0RE,
sexEp9 on Ss e5i' sYTHRps2
on MONDAY next October first might Of Twelfth Night
and fret q the lovely shakspsarAn somsdisnn
Boz sheet open this morning at o'clock
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JOSEPH SBONGoOD, AUCTIONEER, OF 607 EIGHTH
81 avenue, will se Monday, Sept a. 1882 at 26b West
street. o'clock forenoon, pri ATE famiy's
Furniture, consisting Velvet Carpets rosewood Paor
Suit pieces, covered with crimson dsmask; marble top
Tables Bedroom Suits Bsseads two Mirrors China Sets,
one Range, Cooking Stove, Cutlery, &c. Sale positive.
Dealers invited,
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,RTY AND CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.
Grand Senatorial and Aldermanic
banner Rsising.

- Grand Senatorial and Aldermanic
Banner Raising
Tweed not Belmont, 10 lead the
National Democracy.
meeting Of the OF the seventh ward and
Fourth Senatorial district viii be held - East Broadway,
Caharine street Monday evening, O'Clock, 70
fling 10 the breeze a grand democratic banner for
WILLIAM N. TWEED,
For Of the Fourth Senatorial District and the
next Chairman Of the National Democratic Committee
Also RICHARD WALTERS for Alderman OF Seventh ward
Ito represent Law and Order).
The following eminent will address the meetng:
Hon Geo. W, Yapsyck Colonel Newell Colonel JOHN War
rem, Mnjor D. connynshsm, Morris powey,J Sal
onion, Ron. y. LNslstrn Fnd othep The canhons roar,
meeting.
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A UCT1ON SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IN
"A Brooklyn, by COLE MURPHY, Tuesday, at 10H
O'Clock. in Monroe street. Franklin avenueA general
OF paror, Chamber and Kitchen FuYnture Car
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A MARKS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
-. Household Furniture and Effects. will be sold on
Monday, Sept "a without reserve, consisting Of TrAnd
Satin danask fsrior Suit marble Tables velvet Carpets,
rors Marble Slabs, Cornces, Curtains 200 Presi.
Gent Smith and Court streets, Brooklyn.
6o0de view from TIL II o'clock
A. MARKS, Auotionesr, 81 " yckoh street.
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AT PRIVATE SALE OR AUCTION-ON MONDAY.
elegant Household Furniturs, superb French plate Pier
tsh, Brussels Carpets &C. &C., all Of which last
Nay, and viii be sold decided bargain by calling lSa
East Nineteenth street.
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E,RUIf AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS AMI
j. Vines at auction.-YOUN0 ELLIOTT will SELL com
msncng Tuesday, Sept 2 At 10Y NJ the entire stock
all class and be relied true to
The whole viii positively be sold without reserve. Caa
logues 81 No. John street.
GEORGE MUNDY, AUCTfONEER, WILL SELL THIS
VI day 10Y o'clock, No. 60 Grand street, front
elegant Brussels Carpet black walnut Hedstead hair
Mattress. feather Bed, Bolster and Pillows black walnut
Wardrobe, Stove and Kitchen Utenss also in store gen
srs assortment Of Furniture OF every description.
HENRY h. HERTs. AUCTIONsER, lss BROADWAY.
IL ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
sTEINWAY SONS ROSEWOOD PIANO.
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT q, AT l0H O'CLOCK,
AT 10 WEST FORTY-SEvENTH STREET.
BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES,
the entire superb Furniture OF the said private all
made order by the celebrated city makers and but
Tuesdays Herald Catalogues aud permits view be
had at ONCE OF auctoneer, 1s9 Broadway.
TO5EPH INQUIRE, AUCTIONEER,
q once No. 81 Cedar street, corner Broadway.
Supreme CourIn the Matter Of Administration OF the rs
tate OF Thomas Gregsn, deceased
In OF order OF this dated the 18th dav
Of September 1853 modifying slst day
August 1859 the undersigned, will sell st public auction 10
the Exchange Salesroom No. III Broadway, New York city,
the 18th day of October, 1852 IL O'clock noon, the
leasehod Property and the uneIpred term OF the Lease
order hed hersn situated tbs northwest corner OF Forty
second street ard Seventh IN said city known the
Mansion Stables and all the right title aud interest Of all The
parties claiming title thereto.
Dated September H. 1859. "
Attorney Tor adnipistr alton ,ll5 Nassau street.
JOSEPH SHONGOOD, AUCTIONEER, OF 607 EIGHTH
81 avenue, will se Monday, Sept a. 1852 at 265 West
Thirty street. at clock pri famiy's
~
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pY ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUOTIoHEER AND REl
n Eataia Rrnks ar nlce 40 Easaan atreet room No

EORERT s0MERyfiIE viii sell bv suciion on Tuesd.v
Sept g. At lo O'Clock at 9? Fifth avenues corner Fourteenth
street, large assortment Of Household Furniture, consist
Ing Of rosewood and walnut Psror Suits in satin brocse
striped reps aud hair cloth rich velvet and Brussels Carpets
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Turkish and Easy Chams
wood Etaaees marble top Centre and Side Tables carved
walnut Bedstsads Dressing Bureaus, Washsands Solos,
Lounges Chairs black walnut Bookcases and Wardrobe
Extension Tables, hair and Mattresses Feather Beds
8OhSerp Pillows China, Glass and Sverwa-e; also
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, Ornaments, &c.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

FIRsT CLASS SMALL HOUSE WANTED, IN A
"A first class neghborhoo d. from October Nav l. per-
bsps longer. Address EDw ARD ALLEN, boz 23s2 Post
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UCTION NOTICE.-Ar LESS THAN AUCTION
"a prices large stock Of fine Cabinet Furniture sclni
cut; Parior Suit, IN SIX brocaie sk striped reps paiI
stun back Suit pieces IN hsircloh e1tr. make to order
VII be sold at sacrifice large variety In Chamber Parlor
library and Dining Furniture very cheap for cash. u
4leeckcr street near Broadway.
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CHERIFF's SALE FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS &c
- RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, win sell Monday,
At IL O'Clock at no. "a East Broadway Laces
Fancy Goods, Trimmings and other Goods
JAMES O'BRlEN, Sheriff.
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DYJ.w. CAMPBELL, JR., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- CO. will sell, on Wednesday NEXT being postpone
Of previously advertised for Monday this
elegant Pa9r Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen Furn
ture viz Black walnut Carved Dressing Cabinea with
French plate Mirrors; other Cabinets walnut Bedssacs,
French make carved, round mahogany and other
pedseas superior rosewood fine toned Piano carved
IN latest style celebrated make superior French plate Psr
and kantel Mirrors Mirrors dne marble Dressing
Cabinets and Bureaus, ne carved walnut Psror Suits in
reps other Suits marble top and other washstands
Die Centre Side, Leaf walnut Extension and other
cned Hsir Huss stray and other sns
brussels Three ply, Stair and other Carpets Glassware
Cutlery, Crockcry Kitchen UtenEs &c. Fnli particular
- CAAPHELL A co. Anelioneera. 2Hn RoxNrr.
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M BY TRuSDELL 4 CRANE,
epsys Auctioneers Real Estate Life aud Fire Insurance
Agents. . hu4 Sne s,rss!; H'tsFen' Nd
Building Lots,
on the
DeMott Estate,
In West Hobosen, Hudson county, N. j.,
at Public Auction,

MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.-sALE IN PARTI.
w ton by order Of Supreme Court under the direction Of
commissioners z. Fl. LUDLOW co. will sell at auction
Thursd:y ssptsnbe5 80 1869 at i2 O'clock at the Elk
Eleventh avenuerhree lots east side 80 feet inches
south Of street, each lot Is feet inches front by
100 feet In depth. The above lots about with the
grade Sale win be positive Aap. DC, can be seen ct the
E. H. LUDLOW,
L. HOYT, Commissioners.
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y TERs Auctonesr, will ae Monday, at II O'clock at
No. East Broadway FIVE School Rooks Stationery
&c. JAMES OBRIEN, Sheriff.
JAMES RYAN, Deputy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-22
Spefial Notices.

ATMARENGO.-F YER AND AauE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER RPGEveNTlvE.-Th,.sS val.
liable has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends. who
have ed It with the aost benefictal results. the
proprietor has been induced TO oSer 1t to the pub
lic. It is war; ranted to cure, CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standine, removing the cause and
entirely srAdicathS III S1sets from the system It
will PURIFY sTHE BLOOD. strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce an appetite, and restore the
patient 70 perfect heals. Itis purely VEG srAurr
preparation, ind 90 harmless that childrsn of, all
ages may take It with safety AZ a,tonic MARENGu
has no superior. and for debility asising from the
effects OF fever or fronot6ar CAUSE is Invaluable
few doses ~ spedctent to ratissy.ihe most in.
ereduIous suffsrer Of its virtue and worth. All
who Try one bottle of nlAMEnCaU viii be so much
pleased with ~ effect, that Ihey will readily en-.
dorse It, NO HUMBUGss For evidence OF it's efa-
cacy ana va1ue. refer to tMARENGO circulars, which
contain certiAca,essof Of well known and respectable
citlze1a. ,igs.4
MARENGo ~ q genuine Southern preparation ;.
the propriepor and 10 'nuiacturer ing native and
resident Of Charlesicn, and II ts TO
give complete and universal satts,action u Wv.
NO HUMBUG. TRY3Er.a te,.. b ;,,,5,,- 4
For sale by all Drugaists. and bs D0WIE "a
NOISE. corner Meeting AND Haeel streets. GOOD.
ROB. WINEMAN co.. Hayne-street, and @. yJI
LUHN. DguaSiat. agent OF Rroprietor. corner oh
King and John atrests. Charleston, s. O. i .o, /
June DAn 49, 9ss.,.s Y {
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Boston PostofRce ls to be built OF granite.
There are five to ten arrivals daily at the
White Sulphur Springs.
MIR. PEABODY and Mr.. Corcoran, of Washing
inRton, will visit the White Sulphur Springs
to-day.
In the White Sulphur Springs section, yir-
ginia. the I'm crop will be shortened by the
drought
Sixty Spanish troops bad o sharp engage
msnt with the Cubans near Manzanilio. Twen-
tJ Cubans were killed and twelve captured.
The Spanish 1oss ID not given.
Wes. India adviceu to June 2Ath report the
yellow lever an epidemic among the soldiers st
Christia stad. There were ten cases aud ive
deaths in the town. Ihe shipping was healthy.
/ 9he New York Sun argues that Koopmaa-
tsohaap's plan for importing the Chinese yio-
liates the statutes against tho coolie trade. and
will result in forfeiture and subject the persons
interested to hGg and imprisonment.
The frat fatal case Of yellow fever this sea,
son StooK place in New. Orleans On MONDAY.
The victim was q young Frenchman, Just ar
rived from Frsnce. He stopped few hours in
sHavans and was quarantined eight days at New
Orleans. ae, f
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Obitaarp.

sWINTON.-Died. in Charleston. July Is, 1859.
from the effects of malarious fever, EDWARD Gle.
MENT sWINTON, In the twenty-sixth year Of his
age.
Few perhaps. in 80 short life, have 10 commend.
ed themselves to the respect and love Of all With
whom they have been associated as our dear young
FREUD and no one win be more missed from the cir.
Gle in which he moved.
But while we must 80 far ye.d to our natural emo.
Hons as to indulge q keen regret for the loss we
have thus experienced we can yet comfort ourselves
With the confederation that having professed bis
faith in our Divine Radeeteer have every :. a.on
to believe that be 'fell asleep IL Jesus
When the weary ones we love.
Enter ON their rest above
Seems the earth 60 poor and vast.
All our life 10Y overcast?
Hush ! be every nnurpur dumbi
It is only" till He come"
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s@sU INNER PERns-How 70 ESCAPE
THEM-ft win not do to trihs with the health I'm
hot weather. vigOr oozes through the shin at every
pore. and 1t to by physical vigor only that unbea-
thy influences can be bafied and repelled. The vi.
tai elements ars evaporaed in perspration Intense
heat converts man into selfactina pump. and the
moisture that IL pumped out Of him is derived from
the welsprings Of Life within him. There 10 great
need, therefore. that theRe sources of physical
strength should be In condition to bear, without
danger or inoonvenience. the extraor dinasy drain
Nshey are not in such condition, the individual
becomes languid and lew spirited.
The mann thing is 70 keep .he digestive apparatus
IN good nn-Lns ...: tc. - .t4 sssSn1aoi the pur.
veyor Of the system, does iis duty tho roughly the
liver. the be els, the braiD and the nervous sys.
tenn, being duty nurured. viii be likely to do there
In view Of these facts u is manifest that powerful
8 nd wholesome vegetable tonic rxe HOsTHlTERs,
sTOMAoH BIT ER@ 10 especially required at this
enfeebliug season. 1t ts the most admir- Able Of all
correoaves and invgo' ants, and for this reason It
doe. not over-stimulate the svstem. The proper
tions OF aperient. tonic ana stimulating components
are go tudiciousy sduated tt4he processes Of IN.
viSorataon and puriac snon go ON simultaneously,
and NO u due excitement created In the c,rcula.
don OF The hraip. All unsnedicated simuants. how
everpure. excite the pulse and the nervous system!
Their sShi sTatnk erect is tempora v snd when It
passes on the physical and mental depression they
We're employed 10 renaove rsturns In an aggravated
form. yf3ut this not the cage when HQsTETTER's
BITTERS are taken a. atomachic and nervlne
The medicinal herbs. roots and gums with which
they srs imgregrated. eutraise the exciting prnci-
pie Of the rye sptrit which forms their basis and
WHICH 10 in itself the nost wholesome Of all the vs
Iteties Of alc0fsoi. u spAc sfD JuIy IT .
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 21.-Colonel l.. A. White
ly, formerly Of the National Inteligencer staff,
is dead. r,s{$-
Secretary Boutwell, gives notice of the adop-
tioD cfa distinctive paper for all Obligations
and other securities OF the United States, and
warns all parties that it is felony to have or re-
tain possession Of such paper or paper like it.
One OF the pecutia1ltles Of the paper lie the in.
PRODUCTION Of colored silk. cotton or other ma
terial into the body Of the paper while in pro-
cess Of Manufacture.
1t is stated on good authority that the man.
ayers Of the French cable having agreed to
abide by the action of Congress-, will be allow
ed to land their cable in Massachusetts, and
work it without any present Federal inter-
ference whatever.
Ex-senator Wade says that the Walker vic
tory in Virginia will affect unfavaafs ably the
Northern elections. . f. IL
Secretary Robeson, with party a. rd the
Tslapoosa, will inspect the navy va, on the
Atlantic coast.
The murderers Of Minnie Gaines II II been
sent to the insane asylum.
The Revenue department decides u :. smok-
ing tobacco cannot be reta,led frc n pound
packages unless packed in wooden boxes and
stamped. S. FfG.g.t
The Philadelphia Enquirer says that bark
LETT Baltimore recently with "a, 600 stand OF
arms and 10000 rounds Of ammunition for
Cuba. She professed to be loaded with hay,
and reached her destination, in safety. An
other similar vessel is likely 10 sail soon,
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EUROPE.
RIOTS IN sPAIN-ALARM OF TIE AUTHORITIES
-ooLIIsIoN WITH THE INSURGENTS.

RIOTS IN SPA1N-ALARM OF TIE AUTHORITIES
-ooLLlsIoN WITH THE INSURGENTS.
MADRID. July 81. There is much excite
ment throughout Spain. Many arrests have
been made at Valladolid, O ,rdova and Barcslo-
ma OF persons believed to be fomenting reyo-
lution--among them are several generals and
colonels. The authorities are taking great
precautions TO prevent an outbreak. The
French Government has ordered all conspira-
tors away from tks frontier. A plot for the as-
sassination of Serano, Prim and, Revana has
been discovered here.l short fisht took
place at ciudad Rodrigo between the civic au-
thorities and insurgents, of whom nine. With
several soldiers, were wounded. The insur-
gents then retrested, the leaders making their
escape. IL
sH1PwRECK-THE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON AND
@3.- ,av RELIGIOUS EQUALITY. ~ ~
LONDON, $uly 2e.-The British ship Lord
Sedmiante, from Quebec on June for Glasgow,
encountered 9 heavy gale and sprang aleaE.
The crew were saved. t... ''.b
In the House of Commons, last night. the
Lord Mayor Of Dublin, in his official robes,
presented petition at the bar Of the House,
praying 2. .persisteDce in the efforts making to
secure religious equality in Ireland.
ooUNCn-THE IRISH CHURCH FUND.
LONDON, July 19.-In the House of Com
mons, tonight, the University Test bill came
up. g.s,-,,.-..e,. .,....-t ,...,. .s~....-.
The Earl Of Carnarvon moved the previous
question, on the ground Of the lateness OF the
session and the fnsufRciency Of time for con-
sideration Of the bill.
On division Of the House the bill was
thrown out.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Ottway,
Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, said the
government was aware that negotiations had
passed between Bavlria and Austria with re-
spect to the Gcumenical Council, but having
received no Official information, it could sub
NIT no papers on the subject.
In reply to an inquiry by Mr.. Hoggarl as to
how far the irish Church surplus fund was to
be locally applied, Mr.. Gladstone said that the
question was rather premature He could
not presume that the bill would pass. More
over, the financial parts OF the m easure
were very complex, and he could not say
how far the portions Of the surplus would
bear local character. But he assured the
House that the government was desirous
'Of distributing the fund equally over the ISL
and.
ADMINISTRATION IN IRELAND. {
DUBLIN. July 19.-Mr. Washburne, High
Sheriff Of Queens County, while on his way
10 the assizss, was fired ut from the road.
side and severely wounded. The assassin es.
capped.
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THE CONSERYATYTE VICTORY IN
.,Hys VIRGINIA..

SlzsroHMoKD. July 21:-The ofioial returns
show thst the vote for Walker fell az. 600 short
OF. the white registration, and the. vote for
Wells 5000 short OF the colored registration.
The bjectlonable clauses in the constitution
were defeated by 40. GOO; majority. a.aas.s !. Il
ID There seemsto have been new dealsin poll
tics, as only six members of the new .Eegisia-
ture have ever been there before. Thomas r.
Bondel, the State Attorney General, resigned
to-day 't-
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mors have outlined in the foregoing, and
that is, that Mr.. Boutwell, declares that what
influence the admit istfation can give, legiti-
mately, shall be extended in all State elections
to the Radical Republicans; while General
sume positions ofsotive hostility to. and equal
ly as active support Of the administration. All
this may seem speculation. and OF am idle
band in it's rising, which threasens at last t. to o
overshadow the heavens. There are those
who predict the resignation Of Governor
boutwell, before Congress reassembles.
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agGO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. BOR
fine Drsb D'Rte Sacks for $4 Jnv "a

sSGo TO GEORGE LITTLE 4 CO. RoR
fine Drsb D'Rte Sacks for "a. 6 July "a
ss- TAxEsl TAxEsl-NorICE rs
hereby given that the Treasurer of Coleton County
will be ready to receive the STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES at the folio wing places: 4.sa@
Adams Bun. July 20 and AZ.
Georges >tation, August and g.
Green Pond Station, August 18 and 10.
Reeves station. South Carolina Railroad, Aueust7
Rdgeville Station. South Carolina Railroad. Au.
gust4
sumnferville Station, South Carolina Railroad, Au.
gust 2 and 8.
wafterboro'. from the 9Th to the Oath of july.
Yonges' Island. (st. Paul) July 49, 20, 81 and An.
gust l6. ia
Jacksonboro'. July 80.
80 ~AS~saAAeA ws1A 80 I.-x
terhoro' TO receive Taxes on and after The above
named dates until August as. Alter that date an sd
oadon OF Twenty Per Cent. will be charged on all
amounts of Taxes unpaid before the 18th day Of Oc.
tober and after that date the Treasurer Will proceed
to colect by distress otherwise. All real aud ber-
sonal property are charged with seven and-s-haIf
mills ON the dollar for State, and three mills for
County Taxes
Once County Treasurer, walterboro', g. G., July
6, 1869. JAMES W. GRACE
July IL 6 Treasurer