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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-19

CR1PPs.--Died. yesterday morning. the 18th in
CRIPPS, daughter of JoHN SPLATT GRIPS. Esq,
formerly a merchant of this city.
A1rHer relatives and friends, and those
of her sister, Miss CHARLorrE CRrPps, and Messrs.
DANIEL RAvENE1. and THOMAS FAIR CAPERs, are
invited TO attend the funeral services, at St. Philips
Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at Five O'Clock.
April 10
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

MORE NEGRO NTS--CONFIRMATIoNs- -
GRANTS POLICY, SC.
WASHINGTON, April 17-Noon.-It Is stated
that Boutwell, has appointed three negro clerks
Including the expelled representative Sims,
rom the Georgia Legislature--to the Savannah
Cuslomhouse. The following nominations are
announced: +. E. Dumas, OF Louisiana, TOOL
ored,) Consul-General Of Liberia Peyton,
Marshal for Southern Mississippi; John Mil
ledge, Attorney for Georgia. Postmasters, Hi
ram l.. Grant, Goldsboro, North Carolina; VIM.
Logan, Hagerstown, Maryland.
Among the conflrmations are Lucius D. Kel-
logg, General Appraiser for the South Lacy,
Assessor for the Fifth Virginia District Chas
c. Grow, Of Alabama, Governor Of New Mexi-
co; VIM. A. Howard, Minister to China, vice j.
Ross Browne.
Among the visitors named by the President
for the Naval Academy is Judge Humphreys,
Of Alabama.
General Charles Ewing has sued Perry Fuller
for share of the profits in certain lobby trans
actions. a3e
Colonel Moore, ,Johnson's private secretary,
has been ordered on duty in California.
The blu restoring Blanton Duncan's prop
erty, which passed during the last hours Of the
session. failed It is stated that old letters
expressing Duncan's devotion to the Southern
cause caused the Withholding of the Executive
signature. i.aat 'lHrJE
General Howard's Bureau has been sued
for fourteen thousand dollars, the balance for
the Howard University. 1t is expected the
suit will expose oil the transactions connected
with the patent brick used in the structure
delegation of colored preachers. in confer
N M oni hox
endeavor to so administer the laws as to have
peace at home and abroad, and to do justice to
all races and colors. and if he failed it would
not be from any want of good intention on his
part.
2" Discussion in the Senate to-day indicates an
adjournment about the middle of the week.
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Excursions.
EXCURSIONS AROUND TIL

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HAIxBOR.
-. THE FINE, FAST SAILING AND CON-
AN FORTABLY appcinted Yacht NLEAE5OR
A2Awin resume her trips 70 historic points in
kspthe harbors and will leave South Conn
mercial Wharf daily ut Ten A. M and Four p. II.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG.
December l8 Captain, on board
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WbitnarD.

sMITH.-Died, in Dallas County. Ala, on the 25th
of M arch, in the 62d year of her age, Mrs. JANE
EWING SMITH. conaort of Captain w. s. SMITH, Of
that county.
'Plessed are the dead which die In the Lords
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or NATIONAL FREEDMANS s. SAVINGS
AND TRUST TCOMPANY.-CHARLEsTO BRANCH,
"a BROAD-STREET.-The Trustees have allowed
Interest at the rate Of FIVE PER CENT per annu to
Depostors. whose money has remained on deposit
four months previous to Arst day of March. 1859,
Deposits received from Ten Cents and upwards.
NATHAN RITTER.
A,,ri1 IT s q +> cashsar
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y The crowd is still booking over the Pacific
sgailroadS to White Pine and other mining locale
Hes The time hv nnnnh hesyyes:: ..aa.a Tai;ruai
termint ~ now tWslye hours, aa reported.
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Ireland cease to be established by law" The
motion failed by 221 to 344. Tremendous
cheers by the Liberals.
NEWMARKET RACES.
LONDON, April 16-At the Newmarket races
yesterday the Biennat stakes we're won by
Blue Gown, the winner Of the last years
Derby. Blueskin was second and Phoebus
third.
THR CoRPs LEaIeLkTIT-A 6ToRMI SESSION.
PARIS, April 18.-The scene In the Corps
Legislatif was full Of intense excitement.
Theirs denounced the Canonical liberty Of
France as being like polical iberty-a farce
A heated debate followed, which threatened to
break up the session.
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
MADRID, April 18.--It is reported that the
Directory has been formed, with serrano, Prim
and Olozaga as members.
The Duke Of Aosta is on visit to Lisbon.
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SpfriaI Wottffs.

s@CONSlGNEES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. !, Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consignees' risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
Anril 10 A0ents
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An Address to tho People OF the United
States from the gent OF the Insurgents
Terrible Scenes I'm Havanm--The
GarrOte. tt
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April 10

A~ ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE SPAN
IsH brig FLORENCIA, MENTRs. master. must be
rendered at our Office, in Tripicate, by O'Clock,
THIS DAY. 10th instant, otherwise they will be de-
barred payment. .: J. A. ENSLOW CO.,.
April 10 Agents Spanish brig Floreucia.
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ITO BE KAFFLEO FOR THE BENEFIT
OF OTTO MEYER. to finish his Education in Ger
many, at the Germsnia Bund Hail, corner Society
and King street. on MONDAY, the 10th April, COM
mencing at Six o'clock vzs
Two pair FANCY WORKED SHIPPERS.
One pair Fancy Worked Suspenders.
One pair Fancy Worked Lamp Mats.
Fifty cents chance.
Dancing win take place after the Rafae.
Avrf1 I'd fsn0H
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ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYr
THROUGH LINZ to
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
CHANGE OF SAILING DA rs!
FOR EDISTO

ENTERPRISE, ROCKVILLE. MARTINS POINT.
AND SIMONS' BLUFF.
- rTDA THE STEAMER EMILIE, CAPTAIN
@. LEWIS, will receive Freight To-
MoRRow (Tuesday,) Goth instant, at South CONNER
ctal Wharf lin place of steamer Helena) and leave
az above on WEDNEsDAY MORNING, 21st instant, ct g
O'Clock, and leave Edisto on THURSDAY MORNING, at
O'Clock: nS''N n m NJ,
le sHAcKEIFoRD & KELLY. Agents.
April ID No. Boyce's Wharf.
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INLANn ROVJTN

April 10 q No. Boyce's Wharf.
INLAND ROUTE.
ONLY TWO AND HALF HOURS AT SEA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
- nlK@h THE STEAMER PILOT BOY. CAP-
TAIN FENN PRcK will leave Accom-.
modaHon Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MoRN.
Mas at o'clock, touching at Beaufort only;
returning will leave Savannah TUESDAY and ERIDAY,
oel1ca A. NJ making the trip IN eleven $ noqss
Charleston every WEDNESDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock
touching at Edisto, ChisOlm's Landn Beaufort and
Hilton Head; returning. leave Savannah every THURS
DAY, at O'Clock P. NJ, touching at the above land
ings .1
VIII touch at Button on the second WEDNEsDAY
In every month, going and returning
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
April Accommodation Wharf.
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"a Ca PHILOHOPHYO OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES, as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the sub
jects How to Live and What to Live for |; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age /; Manhood generally review
ed shs Cause OF Indigestion Flatulence and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered. SC. These Lectures win be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing {:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATO.
MY, No. "a West Balhmore-street, Baltimore, Md.
April 10 uQWf 1yr
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It is contemplated to have Masonic cele
bration at Anderson Courthouse, on next st.
Johns Day, tho Oath Of June. The particulars
will be announced in due time.
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MORE NEGRO APPOINTMENTS COMBINATIONS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-18
NEWS SUMMARY.
City Annirn.

- 1-I1mothy turner % broke his leg Sunday after
noon, by iall at Forteth and Market streets
-John Shuster had his back and one of his legs
badly injured yesterday by falling from a scaroId
on the ROOF OF house on Green lane Manayunk He
was removed to his home.
John Flemming, 30 years OF age fell from a scaf-
lold at Cumberland street and Frankford road yes
MIaay alIeInoon, and had several ribs broken He
was removed to the hospital
James Garvin, charged with having in his pos
SESSION NUMBER OF Imported cigars, upon which the
uuty nad not been paid, appeared before United
States Commissioner Hiber yesterday afternoon,
Dut waving hearing, was held I'm $1,000 bail forhls
appearance at court.
Mayor Fox announced the following appoint
ments yesterday Turnkey, Central Station, John
q, ~, smith turnkey, Fifth district, F. H. kerrgan
Seventh district, Enoch Caney patromen, Eleventh
district, Gottlieb Hornng and john Q. Price.
On Sunday, the Both of May, Post No q, G.. A. r.,
OF Germantown, will assist in decorating the graves
Of soldiers buried in the cemeteries at that place In
the afternoon an address Will be delivered i'm the
Town Han, and IN the evening services will be held
IN the several churches, commemorative OF the vir-
tues Of the defenders Of the Republic
THE necessity of making such improvements and
additions to the oce OF the City Controller as would
facilitate the public business heretofore referred to
IN these columns, being apparent to Councils, they
nave authorized the necessary repairs of shelving
drawers, etc, TO be made forthwith, at expense
ble service to the department
The several German singing societies in Phiadel-
pha had picnic yesterday afternoon. The Falls Of
the Schuyktl, Silberberg, Washington Retreat, and
,kngel Wolis Farm were the principal points of at
traction, and to these large crowds wended their way
DOl, carry III lllc tty dlu uuIlUg Jne
afternoon. At Engel Wolf's farm, the Old and
Young M8nnerChor, the Lcidert@fel and Senger-
bundsocieties appeared, with their music, and dur
ing the afternoon gave number Of choruses and
solos, which were loudly applauded. Mayor Fox
was present on the occasion.
An adjourned meeting of the journeymen car
penters now on strike for advance of wages was
hed yesterday morning, at Broad and Arch streets.
Mr.. GOwan was called to the chair, when he an
nounced that reports from committees wOuld be in
order. Reports were then received from eighteen
shops in which 26O men had worked or the whole
number Of men, 70 had discontinued their work and
were waiting Tor the advanced price.
Resolutions demanding $3.50 day as payment for
day labor were passed.
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Foreign Affairs.

MADRID, May 1.-THE majority OF the CorteS, fear
ing that civil war is imminent, are ready TO accept
a proposition for a Regency.
BERRE, MAY 17.-The Swiss Government nave pro-
hibited MaZZini from residing in cantons bordering
on France or Italy,
IoNpON, NAV 17.-Later advices from Rio JaneirO
have been received. Nothing had been heard there
OF the arrival of McMahon United States Ministerial
Asuncion; the contrary,tit kwas reported that
IOpeZ had retained him in the interior by force.
MADRID, May 1.-THE Cortes nave agreed TO
Article 80 of the Constitution declaring that sove-
reignty is essentially in the nation, from whlch all
mower emanates. The amendments requiring the
King to be native OF spain, ana ne elecJeu ny PeOS-
cituYl, was rejected. . . . MI, =,
ToNDoN Nav 1.-THE critical state OF affairs in
Paris s yariously commented on by the press mere.
IN seems to he the general impression that the trench
Covernmeut has fCmented this dlscontent, ana mas
adonted repressiye measures 10 alay the dlsoruers
arising with q view TO some ulterior design
PARIS MAY 17.-The city has been tranquil through
''S HWANA IVAN Nav l7-News from Mexico to the 18th
inst mas been received Extensive arrangements
We're in progress for a celebration Of the conclusion
of a commercial treaty between Mexico ana the
North German Confederation Schlosser, VINO mas
charge of the treaty. had been received and olclay
recnsnged by the Mexican Governments The hfteth
anniversary of the defense OF Pueoa was celebrated
Vyith the usual display and enthusiasm
News of the death of AdOlIO fAlaclo was receiNSu
at the conital The report has been cOnnrmed ny
snhseouent accounts. This event has put am emu 10
tbe revoution i'm the States of Guerrero ana Slhaoa
A hili mas been introduced in the Mexican Congress
1lranting land and money To the Mason RallrOaG
Comnany The rates OF freight on the MeXico ana
Vera CruZ Railroad have been reduced minister
Rosecrans returns to the United states wa d & Aoa,
pulcO The Mexican journals are nheu WIFI iePol' "
Of crime
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Domestic Affairs.

told closed yesterday at 14l =.
United States revenue for March, s13S IFS 1876
}. 5. FELTON, committed suicide at Nashville, yes
terday
United States expenditures for March, sl57, 49,
3656O.
Yesterdays receipts for the Boston Jubilee
reached nearly $4,000.
The British Minister had a long interview with
Secretary Fish yesterday.
No Official news has been received at Washing
ton, from Havana, for a week.
Mr.. Edmunds, the new Postmaster at Washing
ton, Will enter upon his duties to-day.
Lucy" beat the "AmeriCan Girl" YESTERDAY, in
the tTot for $1,000 over the Fashion Course.
Reports from Iowa speak OF the wheat crop as
1t is believed at Washington that there will he
no serious trouble in our relations with Great
Britain.
ON Sunday the first through train from Sacra-
mento arrived at Omaha, with five hundred pas
sengers.
The Luzerne county Gubernatoral delegates
who met at Wilkesbarre yesterday, were instructed
to vote for Ketcham . ....
A Baltimore rough attempted yesterday to shoot
railroad conductor but put the bullet through his
own hand.
-Four men were corred over the Falls near Drum
mOndvie, Ontario, on Monday, ana drowned. They
were engaged in setting free jammed logs.
-Whtsuntide was celebrated in New York with
great enthusiasm by the Germans, the great feature
OF the day being concert In Union Square by over
eight hundred voices and thirty musical societies.
Mr.. Arundle, passenger taken Off the Lizzie
Major by Spanish vessel, and afterwards released
through the interposton of the British Consul made
formal statement of his grievances in New York,
yesterday, TO be forwarded to Washington.
HARRISBURG, May 1.-THE Grand Encampment
met at O'Clock this afternoon, Grand Chief
Patriarch Finn in the chair. The reports of the
various committees were read and adopted
Thirty-seven Past Chief Patriarchs were admitted.
Two charters were granted, one for an Encampment
AT Tarentum, Allegheny county, and one at Sharon,
Mercer county. Tee Committee on Elections, p. G..
p. John b. Springer, Judge, reported the following
as the result Of the election for oncersor the ens-
ing year.
Grand Chief Patriarch-s. n Foster, Phila.
Grand High PTest-James ShOales, Plttsburg
Grand Senior Warden-James Bingham, Phila
Grand Junior Acknowledgements Pan, Phia.
Grand Inside Sentnel-Charles +. Jones' Phla.
Grand outside Sentinel-George Hoster, Phila.
Grand Treasurer-JOhn $. Hess, Phila.
Grand Representative--JOhn W. Stokes, Phila.
Past Grand Master Stokes moved that in cOnse-
Quence of the death of Grand Scribe William Curtis
we proceed to the nomination and election of a
Grand Scribe to I'LL the vacancy which was adopted
and Past Grand Sire James b. Nicholson was unan
mously elected.
ment adjourned to meet at O'Clock on Wednesday
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BELOW.
Brig John Chrystal, from Ponce, p. X.



Ship Virginia, for Philadelphia, entered out at Liver
pool 9TH inst. .'.
Ship Philadelphia, Feok, entered out at Liverpool 4th
inst, for New York.
Steamship Norman, Crowel, hence, at Boston at 10 A..
NJ yesterday.
Steamship Brunette, Howe, hence at New York 10th
instant.
BaTque Nor, from Marseies for Philadelphia mot the
Nos from Newcastle before reported stated to have
been the vessel spoken 10th ult, lat 30 NJ long 3 w.
Barque Idoique, Durkee from Shields for Philadelphia
spoken 10th inst, lat 80 10, long 70 30.
Brig Rabboni, Coombs hence, at Porto Cabelo I'd inst
Brig VIM Creevy, Haley, tor New York in days, at
Kingston, Ja., % days since
Brig James Crosby, Baldwin, hence for Portsmouth, at
New London 18th inst.
Brig George H. Prescott Mills, from Vinalhaven for
Philadelphia, sailed from Holmes Hole l4th inst
Schr Julia Elizabeth, Candage, hence, at Salem 18th
instant.
Schr Success, from Haddam for Philadelphia, at New
Schr r. H. Elliott Nickerson, hence for Hyannis, at
New London 10th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Bell Buoy OFF Graves Ledge, in Boston Harbor re-
ported drted from its mOorngs the Sth inst,
has been restored to its true position.
rstclass Bell Buoy has be- substituted for the spar
buoy No l. the WSW. Ground, bearing about s. by W.,
three nautical miles from Hyannis Light.
Spar buoys with red and black horizontal stripes, have
been placed off Hodges and Galatn rocks, which have
i've water upon hem and lie nearly in the line be-
the Bell Buoy above mentioned and Golfers Ledge
Beacon.
Blonde Rock, upon which the English steamship st.
George recently lost is not the coast of Maine
stated in newspapers but lies y f. SO miles from
the Seal Islands off the of Nova Scotia.
The Seal Island Lighthouse English is three and half
miles from Blonde Rock.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer s. Phelps, Brown, "a hours from New York,
with mds G. TO w. NJ. Baird Co.
Steamer Fannie Fenon, "A hours from New York with
mdse. to w. NJ. Baird & Co.
Steamer Beverly Pierce "a hours from New York with
mdse. to w. p. Clyde & Co.
N g. barque Evena Schroeder, Pruetz, SO days from
GreenOck, with old railroad iron to Workman & Co-yes-
sci to Peter Wright & Sons.
Barque Meaco Wortinger, from Rio Janero March 26,
with old non to Madeira Cabada 9th ns lat 20 10 NJ
long O5W., spoke Br schr Rebecca Ann, from Balti
more for Trinidad, 81 days out.
Br brig Bessie Tower, 65 days from Queenstown with
Brig S. p. Smith, Knowton, days from Matanzas with
Co.
Br brig Hermes Blacker 13 days from Porto Cabello,
with coffee to John Dallett 4 Co.
Schr Abby Bursley Parker, 9 days from Boston with
ice to Knckerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Criterion, Robertson days from Norfolk, Va,
with shingles to II. z. Calvin Il Co.
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, days from Savannah with lum
Der to T. p. Calvin & Co.
sGhr Frank and Emily, Coley from Darien, Ga, with
lumber to E. A. Soudcr & Co.
Schr r. II. CLARK, Williams, days from Norfolk with
rails and shingles to II. p. Calvin & Co.
Schr Sarah Watson, Smith, from Boston, with ice to
order.
Schr Aurora, Artis, 1 day from Frederick, DEL with
grain to Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, from Baltimore, with tow of
barges to w. p. Clyde ~ Co.
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rsoard OfTrade.

oct evening a stated meeting OF the Board d ol
Trade was held at the r29lns IN f5e chair
I'll Communication was received from tne NeW New
orleans Chamber of Commerce fe9uGs'b to he held
IelegeS Of tbe nresent month"; which was ald over,
f The nee COMMITTEES Of the Month Rfedg tRe fol- following
IIlCe ~ nd resolution in relation TO the uealh vi
r. d. WsOd which were unanm9qsy SqoPysHe to
W he'So3i tsinrd ~ N Wood who was formerly ulTeC-
or and ocer Of this Institution and man fRe o meT o
ordinary position and 1seis1s ell PSsdepHia therefore
chsats agu That the Executive Council Of the pns
depna Of Trade hereby G eTGSsd the city
tion that III S has experienced the loss Of ctlzen
OF ability and aHaeT this SS
20 the sce surEIos Of their sincere condoemeht anu
sympathy ,,,or Allen and Coates were ap-
Messrs. Wlhs2i1 Committee of the Month, and, alteI
pointed as @ Of other routine business te bo"ro
adjourned.
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POINT BREEZE PARK.

O. G POINT BREEZE PARK
AeSs8Azy-~ Spring T@T9ttingg @ Meeting com
sZSS--SSsa.-SS- No. 1.-Sweepstake- Horses
that beaten 23j. $50 entrance. Mile heats
in to harness.
Association adding net reeeipts;
WEDNESDAY, MAY &C.
No. 2-Sweepstake- Horses that have beaten
$40. $50 entrance Mile heats, in to harness.
Association adding net receipts.
FRIDAY, MAY %.
No. 3-Sweepstake- Horses that have beaten
$50. $25 entrance Mile heats, in to harness.
Association adding net receipts
Three entries to fill and two to start. Should
only horse appear he will be entitled to entrance
money should three start the second horse to
his entrance Entries be addressed to the Secre
ary and in each instance enclosing the entrance En-
tries closed 2 o'clock, noon, Thursday May 30
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, Secretary
5146t No. IA s. FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
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Steamer J. s. Shriver, higgins BALTIMORE A. Groves Jr
Steamer Mayflqwer, Futz, New York w. P. Clyde Co
Steamer f. q. Bidde, McCue, New York, W. p Clyde&Uo
Norw. brig taveur, Rain, Cronstadt Workman & Go.
Br brig Perseverance, Lamb, St Johns p r., D. Mason
Schr Breeze, Hawkins, New Haven, Lennox Burgess.
Schr Consolidated, Brown Cohoes, do.
Schr Julia IL. Willetts, Bayles Washington, do
Schr E y. wharton, Bonsall, Providence, ID. Cooper
SChr Rising Sun, Moore Fortress Monroe, do
Phoenix Iron CO.
Tug Hudson Nicholson, Baltimore with tow of barges,
w. y. DIVIDE d 90.
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.,.,,or of the famous Blue Spring IN o Plort6e t6s
ny ysS snTnS which half mile et or SO odToss ro and
ssJ s. Is eighty sgS 81 up RS WITH 5Geh 5Ge that
some fatnons e ae Tpwed upon It. The stream W9ss ,aat
aeat GaanSa ,rea p ont makes river about ninety 'e''
1ice and sjx feet deep
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BOARDING..

A n NO. ll21 GIRARD STREET MAY BE
~ obtatped furnished and untarnasnoo rooms iOe
ing Board also, II deSTed-
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Mails are forwarded by seamer the regular lines
The steamers for from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call Londonderry. The
steamers for from the Continent call at Southampton
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MARINE TELEGRAPH

For additional Marine Eetos sec FIRST Pa0,
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, OFFICE
i No 32O OHESNUT Street. forwards Parcels, Pack.
ages Merchandise Bank Notes. and Specie either BY lie
o lines or oonneotion with other ETpreas Oompanioa,
o AZ he principal towns and ctes ~ the une atea
IS suPsdstsAdsnA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-04
THE LOCKWOOD 4 CO. FAILURE,
Statement of Mr. Lockwood.

New YORK, October 2.-Mr. Lock
wood, the banker, makes the following
statement: | retain the treaSuryship
of the Lake Shore Railroad Company,
but shall resign at the next meeting OF
the Board. The company owe one firm
large amounts for advances on Wabash
stocks. Our Indebtedness TO the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern roads at
the present moment is but a moderate
amount. No stocks or property of any
kind belonging to the railroad company
have been used by the treasurer or his
firm in an improper manner The di
rectors of the Lake Shore Company are
IN full accord and approve of my course
with their stocks, aud most influential
aud wealthy members of the Board in
slSt on the firm of Lockwood " Co. re-
suminG business.