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49, Building operations in this city
are again becoming very brisk. The
numerous large buildings of various
kinds which were left in an unfinished
condition last winter, are now being
pushed forward to completion.
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nea Josh Billings will have crowd
ed house on Tuesday evening next
the tickets already going off rapidly.
Company d deserve success, as they
are thus affording our citizens a rich
treat, See advertisement and secure
your ticket.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

pA. The Horse Railroad Company
did thriving business on st. Patrick's
day-each conductor turning in over
forty dollars, received from fares.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

bay Rev. E. G.. Reed will preach
sermon on temperance, at the Third
Presby terrain Church, tomorrow even
ing, at half-past seven o'clock.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

Rsasa Prayer meeting at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Association
tonight. All are invited.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

HeAp Tomorrow afternoon, at four
o'clock, temperance prayer meeting
will be held at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

nsAp Councilman John NJ. Cowell
has been and still is absent from the
cily-owing to the severe illness of his
mother at Philadelphia.
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DGg@ Wiley Hose Company, No. g.
a company named in honor of Hon.
James I. Wiley-is to have new car
riage costing some $4,000 or $1,000
the City Council having appropriated
$1,000 for its purchase ON Wednesday
evening
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MILITARY COMPANIES.

A-Capt John B. Lutz, drills Tuesday evening
rzouavesl-Capt j. Madison Drake, drill ev-
cry Thursday evening.
D-Capt. VIM H. DeHart, drills Fridayeye-
nings.
E--Capt. James Donnel37 drills Monday even
.inns. at the City Armory. h
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Beg- The act incorporating the Eliz-
abeth Horse Car Railroad Company
passed the House on Wednesday.
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D9~ Some queer people wondered
why the red was above Tor ahead of
the green on the parade here on We'd
nesday. Jill ~ 81 81
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TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Rcsoute Temple OF Honor, No. i5 Meets at
Library Hall, every Monday evening. bs2s H.
Mecker, W. r.
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nea4 Ark of Safety Division give an
entertainment at their rooms on Thurs
day evening, March %, and a very
agreeable time is expected
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-20

Cornell University has collection of
shells numbering 100000, represent
ing 12,009 species, and which If took
their collector IS years to gather.
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UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS.

Eagle Council, No. 16. Meets every Thursday
evening, at Manvels Hall, First street
Americas Council No. %. Meets eveSy Tues
dav evening. at Collet Hall. w. H. Hageshe;mer
Secretary.
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A Grate WOrk--Repairing a stove.
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ELIZABETH MUSICAL UNION

Meets every Monday evening at Court House.
Tobn Paul Morgan, Director James Altman,
President.
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AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.
Hanover Lodge No. II A. P. A. meets over the
Post odIce, First ward, on Friday evening"
James D. Paul, W. M.
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PERsorAL Mr.. Patrick Walsh, associate
editor Of the Chronicle and Sentinel and asso-
clAte press agent, is in this city on business.
Mr.. Walsh is thorough newspaper man, and
about the most energetic, Woodworking man
connected with the Southern press. We wish
him every success, "a pleasant visit and q safe
return to Augusta.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. july o. Charleston Hotel.
L. A. H. Beach AMI wife, Augusta; Warren
Adams. South Carolina; David Weighton and
wife. Beaufort; J. Odell and child.
gSPHuilion Hotel-J. P.E Gayle, 81. A. Ulmo,
Florence; R. p. Strong. Mrs. Strong, Atlanta,
Ga; Mrs. 8. 81. Smith, Washington, d. G.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Mechanics Union, at P. M.

TIE MARMER's OHURoH.-There will be SER
vices in the Mariners Church, Church street,
to-m6ffow, Sunday at half past ten O'Clock in
the morning.
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During tine Absence or the Old Collec-
tor. che Ecw Collector makes q Flank
Movcment and takes Possession OF the
Customhouse-Clark Is Dcnoun ,esa as
a Thug A Colored Advocate OF Clark
is Mobbed by Colered RIen.
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A FME House last night witnessed the
performance Of Sargent, the Wizard. His feats
oflegerdemain eliclted great applause, and the
whole entertainment was every way satisfac-
tory. The prize furniture was won by e.
Scott, OF star shirt fame. Sargent will appear
again tonight; also at q matinee this after.
~.saoon, whom tho admission prize WIN be twenty
five cents, and every child in the audience will
receive present.
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The NEWS IN THE CoUNTRY.-Readers tf
The NEWS going to the country Can receive
their favorite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
i've cents month. by addressing q note. with
their subscription, to our publication Office.
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TIE DAILY NEWS.

Lss8ess Circuiation.-THB DAILY NEWS
8E1vu TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
COGNXzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cUxATI0N IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE P0STOEFYCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PROVLs-
: IONS OF THE NEW f0STOFF7CE LAW.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina.
tions. also PsoFEsETARr sTANFs, full assort-
ment always kept on hand. and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL. y
y. No. 66 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office. =
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SAVANNAH vs.. CHARLHsToN.-The Carolina
cjph. men are practicing every day in order to
prepare themselves for the approaching cop-
test with the Savannah Club. which will arrive
about seven o'clock to morrow morning.
Messrs. D. F. McCabe, President; John Ia. Mo
roso. Wce-President; E. E. Follin. N. Follin,
~, %. Houstou, =: EvessEdgerton, :J.;C. Huger,
E. r. schacnts. g. J. o'Nsiii and g. q. Gibbes,
have been appointed a committee to meet tie
Savannah Club. The President will make the
Welcoming address. .tt...9,
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FmE.-The alarm of fire sounded about o
quarter past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
waa aceasinned by the burning Of the turpen-
tine still of Messrs. A. A. Goldsmith Il Co., on
RsilroGd 'Acrommodation wharf, The fire orig
mated from leak in the stfi The fremep
were quickly on the ground, and, though una
or or, e seyG sss sn, s,ng prevented the ae'tgSe
loss sustained by the firm is estimated to be
between. $500 and $1,000. There is no insurance.
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:, SAVANNAH, WANTS A Boar RACE Wrn
'OHahLEsfoN. The satannah Advertiser says
"1he King Cotton and Empire Boat Clubs
held meetings yesterday and voted to 60 TO-
Charleston on the excursion, Saturday, 24th,
provided arrangements are perfected for o
rice there. We sincerely hore the boats will
so over, and that an Opportunity may be Of
forded our friends there Of Witnessing close
and exciting race, as will surely ensue. We
opine theyawill hereasser. discard yachting in
favor Of the much more attractive boat racing. I"
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CHU1r66.--"Waehan dun her." ie the sign
Of q 1aundYess on Queen street.
There will te grand mass meeting ofaha
Republicans Monday niaht, when IL Ii expect
cd thas Congressman Bowen and Senator Saw.
yer will have an opportunity Of seeing them.
selves AG Gtsotme Others SEQ them. T1;3n7.
H is reported that there are between tour and
five hundred applicants for Office, under Oollec-
tor CLARK. ;; d3ai
Capt ain Hendricks received yesterday from
the Police Department of New York sorty OF
fifty photographs Of mon who belong to thst
class Of thieves known an '.Travellersi J" those
who " wlnder about from place to place seeking
VII 1t they may pick up.
THE YACHT RACE To-DAY.-Ths utmost in
$erest Is taken by all classes Of our citizens in
the proposed yacnt racs to-day, and there will
DE thousands 10 witness it. From indicstions
last evening. we judge that there will be fina
breeze to-day. H this be the case. our crack
boats, the Ella Anna. Eleanor, and, Maggie
Mitchell, may be expected to do some ifiue and
East sailing. For the accommodation OF those
persons who desire to follow the yachts. the
following boate will have Excursions. giving
chose who 60 upon them an opportunity of
observing every movement in the race: J, /. Y
The steamer Samson will leave Accommo-
-dation wharf at half-past II this morning,
offering ane y:sw Of the yacht race. Mui-
aer's brass band has been engaged and the
refreshments will be furnished by Mr. III. 81.
-NehIenbaoh. H 4 ,s, At iHT
The steamer EmiIie will leave the wharf back
of the old postoffice q, IL NJ. Fare. Atty cents.
- Ehss steamer o. Helena will leave the wharf
back Of the old postofsioe, near the terminus Of
che street railroad, At one o'cock. Fare, atty
~cents. :st% tHt ,9gS4. glssa
The yacht Mary Ella will ,eave North Atlan.
'sic wharE Fare, one dol,as. id.
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OHAHLE5TUN, .. %, July 28. 1853.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE COURIER. .'
SOL am compelled, in justice to myself, ia
state that the report Of my interview with Mr..
G. w. CLARK. in your issue Of this date, is al.
most wholly incorrect. without citing it's many
errors. would state that not one word was
uttered by me in relation to the President Of
the United States, Secretary Of the Treasury
or the Commissioner of Customs, that could
be made to bear even the slightest semblanee
OF disreapect to either OF those officials.
recognize the report of THE NEWS as sub
stantially correct.
am sir, very respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
A. G. MACKEY
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cheering for Mackey and taking woolt,s name
in vain. A number Of Woolf's friends crowded
around him and advised him to go home,
which he did, after boldly denounclng the op-
position men as Id towards, as traitors to
their country and TO the men who had Fought
for them, who had sacrificed everything for
thom. During his harangue he put his hand
behind him, as if to draw pistol. which being
observed by the negroes. they shrank back
with cries Of ''dont shoot; Wolf, WOLF Wolf"
After Woolf's retirement, the serenadeps
moved off towards the battery. The opposi-
ton remained around the house that was to be
serenaded until late hour, reminding the in
mates Of their presence by frequent cheers for
Mackey.
The indignation seemed to be entirely ex-
ercised towards Woolf. and at one time it was
feared he would be roughly handled.
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE & Co. for fine Linen
Sacks, 81 so. 6 JuIv ~
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UNITED STATES COURT, July 23-HoN. GEO:
8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREs1DINa.-The following
business was disposed of to-day:
In the District Contradictions of Chas.
G. Randall, of Beaufort, A. O. Solomon, Of Co.
lumbia, A. q. Darlington and T.. o. Lovelace.
of Newberry, and J. @. McKenny, of Sumter,
for nnal discharge in bankruptcy, were granted.
In the case Of John M. Simpson the Judge
approved Of the apportionment of the assignee.
O. M. Miller. -
In the case Of r. N. Lewis VS.. G. p. Renser.
petition to establish contract for rent, the re-
port Of the Registrar was confirmed.
In the case Of q. Z. Ryan VS.. B. v. Peoples,
petition to sell real estate, the report of the
Registrar was confirmed. aud the assignee or
dered to notify lien creditors according to
priority.
Petition Of Saml. Suber for discharge in
bankruptcy, was referred TO Registrar Jaeger.
and final hearing ordered on the 23d day OF
August. Petition Of @. D. Spearman was like
wise referred, and final hearing ordered on the
sOth Of August.
In the Circuit C0urt.-In the case Of A, r.
Stewart & Co. vs. Levy Drucker. it vas ordered
that the defendant have leave to plead prius
da'vein continuance, to wit: that plaintiffs have
since the last continuance proved their claim
in bankruptcy.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THR CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is The
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ltions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles Of value,
THE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale Of onEAp ADvEn-
1sEMENTs, payment for which must invariably
1e made sohen the order is giuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
Ohered to clerks, governesses tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let. and miscella.
0eous wants of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 20 words. . 2s cents
1-S'~'' Four LINES or 80 words. 40 e'
FIVE LINES or 40 words. -. so
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
News Office by 9 P. M. b
Range OF Thermemeter at the News
F1asz..:..:: . 81 so 50
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The Battle OF tho customhouse.

In compliance with the request Of the ex
Collector. We give place to the following com
munication, copy Of which. we are informed
was sent yesterday to the editors Of thu
Courier: n<
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BUsIwEss NOTICES.

b U8INESS NOTTCEg.
PHELAN's LATEST IMPROVED COMBINATION
CUSHIONS are applied to the billiard tables in
the American House. Boston. The Msssrs.
Rice have one of the largest and best houses
in the country.
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MERCANTILE PRINTING.-All kinds of mer-
camille printing, such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &c., for count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at The News jon OFFICE, No. 149 East
RaY. W.T.. I 80 !, -l--.-
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thstmay hereafter appear. Let him sneak in

that.naay hereafter appear. Let him sneak in
and WsIcome.' '"'''
The designations OF Messrs. T. J. Maokey and
Arthur NJ Mackey were rendered and accepted
by DIR Mackey oil the 21st instant.
1t is but justice to DIR. Mackey to state, that
during the interview between him and Mr..
CLARK on Thursday last, he frequently told MIR.
Clark that If he would appoint clerks they
might come into the Customhouee and aid in
taking the Inventories in order that the mat.
ters might be the quicker closed up. He also
told MIR. Clark that if he would come into the
Office he would gladly give him all the infor-
nation in his power; but he would not nor
could not surrender the property in his charge
without taking duplicate receipts, even il he
had not been instructed to do 80 by the Com
missioner of Customs. ~cy
1t is also we'll to state that DR.. Mackey has not
been holding on to the Office with any hope Of
pecumary reward. as within the past two days
the fees have amounted to about seventy-fiv
cents. and if he had remained in Office until
the 31st Of this month, the time when he pro.
posed to surrender it. the fees would probably
have amounted to eight dollars.
TIE WRCNG ETND 1FA SEEET6Dw
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to get my Office. and don't want to lose it 1,
The parties mentioned were then bouna over ID
appear when wanted. asis VA ;
, MR. CLARK CALLED THUG. i,st
Just before the court was adjourned. and
while Dr. Mackey was comforting with the
commissioner, MIR. Pond, who was present
as . spectator, disturbed tho epesce of the
court by denouncin ME, Clark IN Q loud tone.
say'ng' You shant threaten me you internal
thuR." It appeared from the staten snt. OF
fond, who bad evidently beea dining out, that
Mr. Clark, whose personal enemy he Is, shook
DIS nnger at him IN threatening manner.
4 NEGRO zoBBED.
Shorty after the adjournment or the court.
. colored msn named Chase. OF Darnocratfc pro.
ciisitaes, and . supporter Of Mr. Clark, ex-
pressed bis opinion that Mr.. Clark was the
right ono in the right place, and had acted
perfectly right. \ crowd Of colorsd ndeo. WHO
thought differently, set upon Chase, and would
nave beaten HIM hsd be mot fed and sought
shelter IN shop near BY. ..S,,sgs.
i ys &, COKCLUsToh. tWfr
!; We sshouId state. in closing thia rcport. that
Mr.. CiasEs movemento ON the Custofaisouse xes-
terdsy aieernoon was expected by Dr. Maokey.
END his friends offered to remain there az q
guard while no, obsyed the warrant issued
against him; ;but he refused, replying that his
only object waa to relieve himself and bonds-
men OF all responsibility, and III, Clark took
forcibls possession without rcceiviHg "a certi-
-aed inventory Of the property On hand, he
4Oiaark) would take II at his own risk and thst
Of his bondsHaen and I cannot bs, held respon-
sible aor any defcienciss in the public stores
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tAjF,ihLas y cEalsOLm. . ,a...i 'ss+f 4 7 :,
s FACTORS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WILL attend TO THE PURCHAaE, SALE AND
6dLP0ENT Ito Foreign emo Domestic Purtsn Of.
COTTON. ,RICR, LuM BER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC wa ARF, Chsresson. u. o.
-. W IL iss.,......... ,........,.A. Il. OHlsOLB
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-11-18
CANADIAN RERELLION.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 1.-two ad-
ditional letters from Pembina, under
date of Nov. 3 and +, confirmed the re-
port sent yesterday of the seriousness
of the Red River rebellion. 1t seems
that Gov McDougal remained over
night at the Hudson Bay stockade, two
miles from Che United States border bu.
in the morning was notified by 500 reb-
els to leave the British territory by .
o'clock. He declined doing 50, and at
9 clock tie rebels marched into the
stockade, anti the Governor and party
marched out In haste, and betook them
selves tC the United States territory,
where they remained, awaiting further
Developments. 1t is said that Govern
or McDougal has. sent a messenger over
land to the Domirion governor for
troops and munitions of war, to enable
him to obtain possession of his country.
The rebels are determined and unani-
nous. Considering the inaccessability
of the country, the near approach of
winter. and other obvious obstacles to
successful military operations, the tenn
porary success of the rebellion is not
doubtful. The object of tue uprising
is, as was stated in yesterdays dispatch.
namely, opposition to bvi< hitched to
Canadian confederation of the New
Dominion, and determination on the
part of the people of the British Red
River settlement that thcp shall be al
lowed to remain an Independent British
colony, subject only to the home gov
eminent of England. The new Gov
ernor, with his party, was ON his way,
overland, to enter upon the duties of
office, when es;stance to his entrance
into the territory was inaugurated. The
affair will probably result in war and
: bloodshed before it is ended. The Ia
dies and children of McDougals party
are en- ronte of 81 Paul
At Bsrr Oak, Winneshiek county
one Edgar Haden was stabbed by Jas
per jewell The unfortunate man died
A number of young men had been play
ing their jokes on Jewell, who j.
not considered We ry bright.
Josh Billings says: "Mackrel in
habit the sea, genrally, but those which
inhabit the grocery always taste to me
as though they were fatted on salt
They want deal Of freshening before
they're eaten, and also afterwards. II
| kin have plenty Of mackrel for break
ia l kin make the other two meals
out of water"