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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-14
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, July 19.-American Girl beat
Lady Thorn yesterday, Thorn running but one
heat. The track was heavy, and neither horse
in good condition. The best mile was run In
2:244.
RYAN, the fhbuster, is still encamped on
GARDENERS Island, and has his guards secretly
watching for strange vessels.
Several vessels have arrived from Cuba and
Rio Janerio with yellow fever.
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CUSTOMS SEIZURES.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1s.-The sugars here,
under seizure. have bseu appraised, on gold
bass, OF nesrly two hundred thousand dollars
and bonds vii be requued on the same basic.
The customs .ficers express the opinion that
iba number OF gars seizad by Collector Stock
da,e IN the last few days, was about one hur-
ared thousand, and quantity. belong na to
ona Of the heaviest cigar Importers IN the city,
T.s taken possession Of to-day.
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THE WAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA July 13-The railroad communica-
tion to Puerto Prlucipe is free. The latter
place has been reinforced by battalion Of
mar,nes from Spain. The vomito is raging
fearfuliy at Nueyitas.
The Spanish commander reports an engage
ment in the Sagua District, wherein the rebels
suffered heavy loss.
Thi1ty-ihree additional estates Of alleged
rebels have been embargoed.
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YoYdGING IN THE CLOUDS.

An Exciting Balloon Trip from the
City Of Buffalo TO the Allegheny
mountains-Two Falls into Lake Eric
Thirty Miles an Honr at an Alti-
tude OF Two Mtles-Out OF BauaEt-
Crashing Through the Trees-A Night
in . Tree-Morning and Safety.
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fine Arts.

DHuTuGRAPH COLOi,iAG.
PERSONS WISHING TO HAVE PHOTOGRAPHS
tinted with care and taste can have their orders
promptly filed by leaving them at Holmes Book
t,onse Written directions should in caeh case be
gwen as to the style Of coloring preferred.
April % onos"
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RE- TBATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye s the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye harmless. reliable, inaant:-
peous: no dsaroointm mt; no ridiculous tiDts; rom.
edies the ii elects Of bad dyes; lnvlsoraes and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or broan.
>old ly all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond
street. New York. Tyr NAY ~
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4SIHE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEAPEs1-THs NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with Q
new and large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, s prepared 10 execute, ct
the shortest netiee and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOE n e w 70 Il K
CABIN PASSAGE so.
r o R n e :
CABIN PASSAGE so.

A~a- TBR sPLRNnID sIDE-wBRR1.
N2 STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, II. q.
ZI61lI&XHs Woodruff Commander, via sa1
from AdSer's south Wharf on akx-
uRDAY July II, At II O'Clock n.
m An e1trs charge OF IS made for Tickets paf.
chased on board after calling
. ~ No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
lea YES.
Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton 10
Boaton and Providence. r.
a. through Bills Of Lading given TO Liverpool.
a The steamers OF this line ara hrst class in
every respect and their Tables eupulled with u
the dencscies Of the New York and Charleston u1f.
kets.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
JAMES Ap6kk b CO.. AGENTS,
Corner Adaer's Wharf and East Bay iUp-.tairs.,
~ orAIPION. will follow on SATURDAY, July
"a at6 o. look P. II. -c
July II
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syoFF1oE COUNTY COMM 'sloNERs,

sgOFFICE COUNTY COMM 'StONERs.
FIRLPRooF BUILDING, JULY. u, 1s69.-rersons
wishing to contract for the building Of Bridge
over creek, known as "Church Creek" 10 connect
Johns Island and wadmalaw, will hand in their bro.
posals to this Office on or before the Oath inst
Plan and specifications. recently prepared by Mr L.
J. Barbot Civil Engineer be seen at this ofise
from 10 O'Clock A. 81, 10 2 o'clock P. NJ.
LANCE,
July 19 II CLERK Board I.
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GDUTCHERs LIGHTNING FLY-KTLLER.
Death to the Liviogi Long live the Killers Sold
h, Doo,oro evervvhere limo June 20
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~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-0N THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure
gent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa
Man 90 3mos
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n TIE WORLD GROWS WISER.-THE
human stomach has been shamefully persecuted
organ. There was time when for every dereliction
Of duty It was punished With huge doses Of the most
disgusting and nsuseous drugs. In vain 1t rejected
them, and literally returned them upon the hands
of those who administered them. They were forced
upon 1t again and again, until its solvent power was
thoroughly drenched out Of It
The world Is wiser now than 1t was in that drastic
era, when furious purgaion and mercuria salvation
we're what Artemus Ward would have called the
main holt" Of the faculty. in cases Of dyspepsia and
liver complaint
The great modern remedy for Indigestion and bill.
iousness is HosTETTRR'5 STOMACH BIrTEBs. .
preparation witch has the merit Of combining pal
atable favor with such tonic aperient and antibt!-
ious properties a. were never heretofore united In
any medicine.
It has been discovered at last that sick people are
not Ike the fabled Titans. who found prosrshon 30
refreshing that when Knocked down, they rose from
the earth tsice Is vigorous US before When IN In
valid Is prostrated by powerful depicting drugs, he
is apt to stay prosrated; ard the debiltated being
aware of the fact prefer the building up To the knock
ing down syatem Of treatment.
HoSTRTrER's BrTTt RS meets the requirements
of The rational medical philosophy which at present
prevails. It is perfectly pure vegetable remedy
embracing the three important properties OF pre-.
yentiye, tonic and On alternative. It forttaes the
body against disease. inusoraes and revtaizes the
torpid stomach and liver and effects most ssluta-
ry change in the entire system, when In morbid
condition.
In summer, when the enfeeblins temperature rem.
ders the human organization particularly suscepti-
BILE to unwhoesome atmospheric influences. the Bit
ters should be taken as protection against epidemic
s,.,a.o Dsc 6 July 10
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~ ONEILL vs. MoKEWN, ET AL.-NO-
TICE-By virtue Of the order Of the Court mate in
this case. am now ready to pay the claimants on
the Estate of the laIe Rev. P. oNEILL. eleven per
cent. Of their respective claims.
Julyl3 JOHN 3. GRAY. Receiver.
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CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA.
4 GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE MADE
fresh every day, BY DE-. Il: BAER.
Nay Is Nc. 13l Meeting g-street.
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A

n PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatoly, embracing the sub
iects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause oil Indigestion Flatul4nce and Ner-
vous Diseases soceuuted for Marriage Philosophi.
eally Considered, 10. These Lectures Will be for.
warded on receipt of four shmps. by addressing !:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
NY, No. "A West Baltmore-street Baltimore, Nd.
April 10 mwf1yr
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TIE TURN OF THE TIDE.

The Result in Virginia and Its frect :
VIII Grant Adopt q Conservative Pol
feyf ~
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Spsfial Autifes.

~CAUTION POISONOUS TOILET POW
DER.-The use Of powders. blooms. &C., which can.
not help but ruin the sin eventually, is fast be-
coming superseded by that new and exquisite beau
tifer, MILK OF v[oLRTs which is sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Especially for
summer use It is delightful. General agent. v. W.
New York. ! July IA
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~ NSTALMENTS OF THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD CALLED FoR.-The BIZ
teentb, Seventeenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth Instalments are called for as follows:
The Sixteenth Instalment on 18th Of April, 1859.
The Seventeenth Instalmsnt on 18th Of May, 1859.
The Eighteenth Instslmeat on 10Th Of June. 1859.
The Nineteenth Insta'meut on 18th OF Jly, 1889.
The Twentieth Instalment on 18th Of August, 1859.
The Stockholders in Charleston win find the
amounts due on their subscription ct the oface OF
Colonel j. B. E. SLOAN, Browns Wharf, to whom
payment, is sn'hor zed to be made. II not paid by
Last date will be declared forfeited BY order Of Stoc
holders. ". q. D. GA1ILARD,
January 10 1smoe Secretary and Treasurer.
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~ NOTICE.-NATIONAL FREEDMANB
SAVINGS BANK.-DEPOsITs made between now
and July lslh, will draw interest from July LIST.
Juue2 n NATHAN RITTER. Cashier.
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Fur EDIsTU, ROCKVILLE AND
BEAUFORT.
~~A THE STEAMER PILOT BOY,
Captain FINR PLoK, will leave for
the above points every THURSDAY MORNING. at
o'clock. Returning, will leave Beaufort FRIDAY
Monsrso, at O'Clock, and Rdisto at P. N.
JO6N FERG0SON,
June 30 Accommodation Wharf
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FROM THE STATE.
Death warrants Issued by the Governor.

Death Warrants Issued by the Governor.
Special Despatch 10 The Eoening Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 6.-The death warrants OF
John Fields and Zachary Taylor were issued by the
Governor this morning. Fields is or was a resident
of Lycoming county, where he committed his crime
and Taylor comes from Hackenberg. Their eXecu-
ton is set down for the 9TH proXmo the former to
be hung at Wamsport and the latter at Butler.
Appointment of n BOnrd of state Charities for
Pennsylvania.
This morning Governor Geary appointed Hon. g.
d. Coleman, of Allegheny, Hon. Wilmer Worthng-
ton, OF West Chester, f. d. Pennman. OF Pitts
burg, John Welsh, Esq, of Philadelphia, and Gene
raj Thomas NJ. Kane of Mexican county, as Com
missioners of State Charities, in pursuance of an
act Of Assembly in April last. Their terms are to
be one two, three four and five years. such as they
themselves shall decide upon. Each year there
after Governor Geary viii appoint to the Board,
whenever vacancy shall be caused by the eXpira-
ton Of term.
Their office will claim to inspect all charitable and
correctional establishments within the limits of this
State. They appoint Secretary TO the Board, whose
salary VIII be $1,000, and an assistant, whose pay
will be $1,000 per annum. The Commissioners them
selves must work gratuitously,
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FROM NEW YORH.


Tho Centr"s Congregational Church.
NEW YORK, C,ov 6.-At q meeting held at the Gem
ual Congregational Church last evening, Hon VIM
Claim, Governor OF Massachusetts, was elected
President and Senators Wilson and Buckingham
and Hon. S. ID. Hastings OF Wiconsin Vlce-Pres-
dents Of the Evangelical Advancement Association
All these gentlemen are life members OF that asso-
citation.
The Financial SituatIon.1
Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Money is easy at 4 to OH
CALL but it is said by prominent bank officers that
never since the establishment of the national bank
ing system has there been such q demrnd for dis
counts or such dlsnclination to make them,
This is, perhaps, consequent the general feeling
of insecurity which always precedes meeting Of
Congress. Discount rates range from 10 to 20. The
gold and stock markets are dull, the former show
ing considerable strength at the opening but falling
off at noon. The premium has ranged between
12T2S@121A. The Gold Exchange Bank receiver has
been removed and the bank will to-day announce Its
readiness to resume clearings.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Nov 6.-Cotton declining; sales OF
600 bales at 259<@257E Flour duh and declined 1C5
10c. sales of 1000 barrels State at s515660; West
at s510@6'15; Southern at S691025. Wheat heavy
and declined 1@2c.; sales Of 1000 bushels No. q
1921; amber State at &145; and winter red at 81 '38
@140. Corn dull and lower; sales OF 34 900 bushels
mixed Western at 99c.Cas1'03E. Oats dull and de-
clined 1@2c.; sales .of $4,000 bushels at 61@64c.
Beef quiet Pork quiet new mess, s29'I5@30O0
Lard dull; steam, 1T2s@17%c. Whisky quiet and
nominal at S111.
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FROM EUROPE.
The Death of Mr.. Peabody.

By the AnJo-Anerican Cable
LONDON, Nov 6.-The death Of MI. Peabody oc-
CURED late on Thursday evening (half-past II
oclock that the fact could not be widely published
until to-day His death is universally regretted.
Flags are flying at half-mast and buildings draped in
mourning in various parts OF the city, and other evil
dences OF public grief attest the universal sorrow.
The Daily Netcs OF this morning, in an obituary ar
ticle says:-"Mr. Peabody was not man OF mpul-
sive emotional benevolence, but rather OF judi
cious, widespread benevolence. His charity was
not posthumous. He gave from his own substance.
He did not surrender what death wrested from him.
His services both to his native and adopted country
royal letters and the thanks of Congress.
"The merchants in passing his statue daily do not
need to learn from the consummate man of business
how to gain money. His career may teach them how
1t may be wisely SPENT
Napoleon.
PARIS, Nov. CT is now tOlerably certain that the
Emperor will spend portion Of the winter at Nice.
This Evenings Quotations.
FRANKFORT, Nov. G.-United States bonds open
firm at SOL.
PARIS, Nov. 6-3 p. M.-The Bourse is now 1at.
HAvRE NoV 6.-The Cotton market opened quiet
and steady for both on the spot and a1oat On the
SDOt, l41f 50c.
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FOURTH EDITION
DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Horrible Tragedy Near Washington
Army and Navy orders-Callers
upon the President-Euro-
pean Journals and the
Na'e george
Peabody.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Horrible Double Nun NInrdeEL,A .9,a Woman and Her
Desysleh TO the Associated Presa
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-The Alexandria Gazette has
TIE following :-Charlotteville va. Nov 5.-Mrs.
solomon and her son. living about eight miles niles iTo o
found this morning with their heads split open. No
arrests have yet been made,
Army Orders.
The following general order has been issued from
the headquarters Of the army Thereafter no squat
ter or citizen will be permitted to enter or reside
upon military reservation, unless he be IN te Ell
poy Of the Government or permitted by the depart
ment commander, in which case MS residence
thereon must cease upon his being discharged or
the permission withdrawn. Department commanders
will exercise q general supervision OF all military
reservations within the limits Of their commands,
passers when, in their Judgment it becomes neces-
sary Where parties are already in possession,
with valuable improvements, the department COM
mander will cause an investigation to be made, and
submit each case separately for the decision ana
orders OF the Secretary OF War.
An Offender.
Supervisor Fulton, of Pennsylvania has secured
the arrest of f. G. Pompej for selling tobacco with
counterfeit stamps
Seizures Ordered.
The Supervisor has also ordered the seizure of the
wholesale liquor establishment OF Henry Killian for
violation OF the law. over two hundred barrels OF
raw spirits are among the articles seized.
$3.50 Conscience Money.
Two dollars and half were received this morning
by Commissioner Delano from party In Phiadel-
phia who considers that he has wronged the In
ternal Revenue Department to that extent.
Calls on the President.
Among the distinguished gentlemen who called on
the President to-day were MIR. Catazacy, Russian
Minister; General Harney; Senator Patterson, OF
New Hampshire Representatives, Kelley, OF Penn
sylvania; Orth OF Indiana Churchill, of New York
Jenckes, Of Rhode Island; ex-Secretary OF the In
terror Usher, and Others.
Naval Orders.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-William Marvin Preston,
OF Indiana, has been appointed Assistant Paymaster
| in the United States navy.
Lieutenant Thomas Perry has been ordered to the
Mantonomah, and Second Assistant Engineers
George w. Hall and Harrison Spear to the Albany.
The orders Of Lieutenant j. X p. Rugsdae TO the
Miantonomah have been revoked.
| First Assistant Engineer Oscar II. LucRey is de-
tached from the Albany and ordered to the Swatara.
Appointment!
| Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The President has appointed
General Palmer Appraiser at New York, Utce McEl-
| rath, resigned
Senator Grimes
writes that his resignation will be handed in on the
9th Of December.
Senator Cole
| is pushing his brother, who murdered HiscocE, fol-
| Secretary OF the Senate.
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FROM ASPINW.ALL.
Arrival of the Alaska at New Yorl

Arrival fthe Alaska at New York.
NEW YORK, Nov 6.-The steamship Alaska from
Aspnwall has arrived with dates to the goth ult,
and brings about $40, 600 IL treasure from California
The Isthmus Canal.
The Legislature al Panama has adopted resolu-
ton unanimously in favor of the Isthmus Canal.
A Whaicr.
The New Bedford whaling barque Black Eagle ar.
rived at Panama on the 23d ult. with 410 barrels OF
OIL which was forwarded to the United States by way
OF Aspinwal.
News from Chill.
Dates from Valparaiso of october 3, and from
Lima Of October 13, are received. There had been
no earthquakes nor tidal waves up 10 those dates
and the people were returning IRON the high lands to
their homes
Volcanic Eruption.
= The volcano Purace in the interior OF Colombia
has had violent eruption, aud two or three villages
reported destroyed. with all their Inhabitants
Soon after the eruption the river Cauca at the eyee
OF Popayan, IS miles from the volcano, rose quite
high, and great quantities OF lava, thicky strewn
with the dead bodies OF the people killed by the hot
eruption. The next day the river was quite dry
A slight earthquake occurred at Quito in Ecuador.
10 occurred September lSth,gwithOut damage.
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TEE MORTALITY OF THE CrTY.-The number Of
deaths IN the city for the week ending at noon to-day
was 20S,' being an increase of I over last
week, and an increase OF 81 over the correspond
ing period OF last year. 0fthese 1853 were adults III
were minors; 2O2 were born in the United States; 81
MMSIe M iOreign II were unknown; 21 were people OF
oied OF congestion of the BRAIN % OF Inflammation
OF tne lungs; l6 OF marasmus: OF typhoid fever,
OF cholera infantum.
The deaths were divided as follows AMONG tho
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Issue of Fractional Currency for the
Week-National Bank Securi-
ties Held by the
Government.
Despatch to the Associated Press.

Despatch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-Fractional currency prI ,to,
for the week, S,2S9900 shipped TO Asst Tree
az New York and Boston, $780, 900 each Php deTnhia
ST. Louis, and New Orleans $50, 900 each cbayes'
ton, $4,000. Designated depositares o. t.ttshnrs
Chicago and Cincinnati, $4,000 each; MobIe Rnffi
falo and Louisville, $4,000 each od 10 ne,tonaI
banks etc, s279,6lA Securities he "a for circm,atinot
notes Ss42 26O and for public ieposts 0Oo
Fractional currency redee med ana destro,yeS
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THE NATIONAL G.AJNE.
The MutuaIs of New York and the Red Stock
ings Of Cincinnati.

Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Nov. CA large crowd is present this
afternoon Witnessing the match between the Red
Stockings and the Mutuals of New York.
First inning resulted as fOllows:-Mutuals, 0; Red
Stockings 2.
Second nning-Mutuas, q Red Stockings, 3.
Third inning-Mutuals, 1, Red Stockings, 0.
Fourth inning-Mutuals !, Red Stockings, 2.
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Majority for petitioner. ............

THE NUMIsMATIC AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY OF
PHILADELPHIA.--A stated meeting of this society
was held at its hall on Thursday evening President
Price i'm the chair. The usual routine business was
transacted and many valuable donations received
and acknowledged, including ''The History of Mana
from Alexander Bond, Esq, and other antiquarian
matters. Hon. Mr.. Chandler exhibited some Rus
sian and Caracas coins. Communications were
read to the society relative TO the atelydscoyered
stone image in OnOndaga county, N 7. The COM
mittee appointed for the purpose reported that it
had been unable to procure suitable room for the
society, and requested those having rooms in the
western part of the city address any mem Der of the
committee viz :-Messrs. Henry Phillips, Jr., A.
Grier Hibler, and Thomas L. McElroy.
ON motion, Messrs. Phillips, Chandler ana Duane
for the ensuing year. a. -,,
Thanksgiving night was set apart for special
meeting to hear Colonel Snowdens paper on the
unlfor1a coinage, to which night the society ad-
jOurned.
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OUTRAGEOUS CONDDCT.-At noon to-day, as the
students of the Woman's Medical College were
leaving the clinic of the Pennsylvania Hospital they
were surrounded by large number of the male stu
dents, who were lying in wait in the yard of the hos
pal. AS the ladies made their way out they were
assailed with geers, insulting remarks, and hOwls.
The scOundres followed the females as far as Eighth
street, continuing their noisy demonstrations and
pedestrians All this was dOne and not an arrest
was made by any of the blue-cOated fellows who
always manage TO be about when they are not
wanted
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TO RENT.

Receiced too late for CldsSjicattoa,
1F#s TOLET.-THE DESIRABLE DWELLING
Hill No. 9la 8, Twentieth street. Apply at the N. E
!LHe eP. N. II
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THE MISSIONARY CHURCH FOR SEAMENs - The
twenTy.stcond anniversary Of the "Churclmen's
-MiseonaNF Association for Seamen Of the Port of
PhjiadeIpIta will be held In the Church OF the Holy
srrinitv Hn eteenth and Walnut Streets Tomorrow
evening nj A all past 7oelock. The reports OF the
Board OK Managers and the Missionary will be RTe-
sented and q. sermon PREACHED by the Rev. Percy
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FROM THE VEST.
TLe MIssonrI ConslltuIIonnI ConvcntIon.

ST. L0UIs Nov. 6.-The Republican, OF this city
gives tho following as the complexion of the State
Constitutional Convention Of Illinois, as shown by
the latest returns ;-Republicans 47; Democrats 40;
Conservatives. 2; Independents, !.
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II. Stockton has been ordered TO the Navy Yard.
Commodore j. II. GOldsbOrough has been relieved
from duty in the Ordnance Department to take effect
on the 18th instant and ordered to command the
Mares Island Navy Yard, Cal, on January /, 1870.
He Will be relieved at Philadelphia by Captain Thos.
G. COrbin, who is now here ON Board duty. Louis A.
York and Carey n. Sanders, of this city, have been
appointed Assistant Paymasters. There are over
four hundred scamen board the United States
Receiving ship Potomac, most of whom are intended
Cor vessels now reparing here.