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Cuba IN May last, on board the schooner be-
longing to some Cuba1s who boarded IN the
same house with him. and with whom he was
intimately acquainted. OF excitable tempera-
mept, adventurous and full OF courage, he was
easily made TO give his support to the expedl.
ton which has had such disastrous end.
Previous to sailing he took an affectionare
parting with his parents and immediate per-
sopal friends, telling them he expected to OBJ
tain q position on the staff General Cespedee,
the insurrectionary leader, to whom he carried
letters Of introduction. After the Seizure OF
the Grapeshot he was removed to the military
prison at Santiago de Cuba, where be was kept
in confinement for several days: 4 drum
head court-martlal sat at bis trlai,
which resulted, in his conviction. subse-
quently the American Consul made en-
deavors to save his life, but without success.
HIS sentence was received in bis cell at mid
night on the 2tst of June. and he was thentold
by his captors to get ready for execution, He
occupied the short time which was allowed him
in preparation, to writing letters to his mother
and . friend named Eugene Castner, ana also
to religious :devotions in the presence OF two
c.ereymen who were permitted to attend him.
Al daybreak he was led ou' to be shot in COM
pany with three others, two OF whom were
Americans, the third being Mexican. The
spectacle occurred In an open plaza in sight Of
the populace Of the town, who manifested the
most v1ndictfFe feeling against the unfortunate
prisoners. All four men we're pintUned with
their faces toward . wall, and were shot
through the head from behind, the firing party
consisting OF twenty soldiers who stood o few
PAGES of hom the condemned. There we're
no blank cartridges used by the soldiers, who
discharged their rifles at the same time. such
having been the command OF the Spanish Off
GERS. small party OF Americans witne, sed
the sad occurrence, but could only vent their
indignation. being poaerless to avert the fate
of their countrymen,
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FROM H1RaIv1A.

apUoATIoN OF THE- NxGRoES-aENERh LEE IN
THE LITERARY 4INI-MLNEss .-1 OF aEsERAt
CusT1s LEF-vIslT OF THE GERMAN SINGING
SOCIETIES OF NM 1eRxTo BIcHhosD-DEArH
FROM suNsrRoKs. sc.-17,5OO MAJORITY FOB
WALKER. :.
R1oHnosp. July 16.-A telegram from Lex
ineton, to-day, states that the State Education
al Convention, after an exciting disc lssion re-
parding methods for the education Of the color
ed people, tabled the subject until the next
annual meeting. -
The convention has decided to establish an
educational journal, in the stock OF which
General Lee has taken fifty shares.
General Custis Lee is quite ILL.,
The German singing societies of New York,
which have been attending the Baltimore
festival, arrived here this morning. and we're
publicly welcomed by the Mayor at the thee
ire tonight. Their concert was crowded.
seyeral Of the United States Germans we're
prostrsted by the heat after their long march;
none OF the cases we're fatal General Fraith,
a citizen, died VI sunstroke,. beng the first
case here this year. The thermometer is 1o5
in the shade. -.
The official count Of the vote Of the State at
hesaouar,ers shows Walkers majority TO bs
1880. -.
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The GREAT INYLUx OF CHINESE INTO CALI
roRN1A. Tho Alta Californian, OF recent date
has an article on the subject OF Chin 30 imm:-
grafton, which, taken in connection with the
Chinese Labor Convention, now in session at
Memoirs. possesses more than usual interest.
The Alta says:
When we ref,ct upon the vast accession
Which our population has received N hity years
from Ireland and Germ my IN spite OF all OBJ
staces pee lniary and political, and CONSIDER
that the great administrative faculties OF the
Chinese has already, in connection Wrn the
sic msbip company, organized an emcient
and effective system. under profechon of a
Unite. St ties treaty which can draw upon twen-
" tunes the population of fGermany tor supplies;
that there is an eager demand for the immigrant
in all paris of TIE Union, with no opposition
at rom an insignificant local prejudice. we
NAV u"d rstand hat the great m grafton OF
the century has but now commenced.
The San Francisco Dispatch thinks this re-
markably frank expression. and says:
Heretofore 1t has been denied that the Chi
nese were likely to increase IN NUMBERS TO any
appreclable extent. The people were told that
they were returning home about as fast as
they came, and he'ce all alarm on the subject
was quite unnecessary. This vas d,ne TO
quiet popular discontent, but all the while
plans have bsen perrecti2g 10 stimulate immi.
grafton from that source and introduce those
people as permanent element IN our popula-
ton. In less than ten years the immieration
from ASIA will exceed any experienced in
modern times. he influx from the British
Isles and from Germany tor fifty years has only
been little moro than six mlilions. and yet 1t
!, G nsidered as ENORMOUS. It was heavy
draugrt upon population Of fifty millions,
but i. is nothing compared to what will flow in
from China with its great hiT, of45Q, O,0OO OF
peoplr
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BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
HRLBERALs ORGANIZING -REs1aNAr1oN OF TIL
=. - FRENCH hnt1sfRY-1aE ORANGE AND CATHOLIC

f.-
TMLBERAIs oRaXN1z1Na- a--REs1aNArIoN OF THE
80 FRENCH hN1sTRY-IAE ORANGE AND CATHOLIC
RIOTS.
LoNDos, July Following the example OF
the Tories, the Liberal party are nov ORGANIC
nag. Numbers Of meetings in favor Of the dis
establishment OF the Irish Church have been
advertised to be held in various parts OF the
Kingdom.
PARIS, July 13.-An the Ministers have re-
rigned. The designations Of RouheE and La
Vallette have been accepted by the Emperor,
and the other members Of the Cabinet lemain.
The nav Ministry VIII be- q transitional one.
Emile eliuer refuses portfolio for the pre-
sent, but viii probably accept in the end. The
Radicals are indignant at the prorogstion OF
the Legislative body. a.
BELFAST, July IA Serious riots occurred be-
tween Catholics and Orangemed on the 12th.
Windows in many dwellings we're smashed.
One Catholic schoolhouse was entfrely gut
Ited, and another badly damaged Several riot
ers were wounded, and III policeman, while en-
deavoring to restora order. had three ribs
broken by stone thrown by one Of the mob.
Loapom, Juty 16.-In Lurgan, Ireland, on the
18th, an Oraugsuob we're pelted with stones.
They retsIated by utterly destroying seven
teen honses, occupied By Catholics. The wood
work of the buildings and the furniture we're
carried into the streets and burned. 1t Newry
The Orange Hall Was attacked by. parties on
Catholics, who we're fred on by the occupants,
three Of the Catholics beng severely wounded.
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CUBANAEEALRS.

.4rar .dars 1T. ,2IDEiT ~ -
pHpu1sF OF The spANIARDs UNDER GENIAL
..RHT6AG
WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Cubsns here
have advices that-ths forces under ouesada
captured scouting p ,rty near San Miguel, sent
out by General Letons, and numbering seven.
sHfye men. Three hundred Cubans who were
encamped on. the ssgue la tarsqde lRysrD near
a town Of the same name, wele attacked by q
body oispanja> d, u.der the command Of Cen
eral Tritto, who were three times repulsed,
and compelled to retire, leaving portion Of
their baggage and killed upon the field. The
Cuban loss was thirty-five in killed and wound
ed. An engagement was also reported at La
Esperanza, in which the Spanish troops were
defeated.
Under the direction Of the volunteer Junta
the property Of Cubans suspected Of sympathy
with the insurrection ia being seized and con-
nscated, families are driven from their houses
and their houses gwen up to pillage.
New York. July ia special dated Hsva
ma. July u. via Key West, says that Genera
Pocello, at the head Of three hundred Span
.ah msripes, was attacked BY tfe patriots nea,
Bses small town situated on the same BAY
"a Nueyitss. and the marines were compelled
70 retire to the latter psrned place. Genefa
Poeello and several marines were killed. e.a
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Wbitueru.

HoLsT.-Died. in this city, on the I'd of july. OF
cholera infautum, HAITIR, ssed thirteen months,
infant dlush er Of g. and HOIST, Of hes er, D. Q.
young and lovely has thou LETT us- - ,...t..5
Fled Thy rn6ther's fond embrace;
Gracious 9odi, thou has bereft us, :. =
Hide not from us now ;hy face. ; .,. go
"Where look we but unto Heaven, ~, .. e.
There our treasure 10 removed ,--...- -.
Lent little while not given,
Yet thltl6aR how fondly loved" B.
-. - - -. q
O'NEILL.-Died. on sullivan's Island, July 10.
1859, CLARE 0tNEILf4 uHhferof FRAnofs L. 81
MARY L. O'NK1L, aged eng 1t months and ten Gays.
CLARK Died. IL ihsi fasfaensce II q her nster. /.
New YORK City, July TIN. 1859. Mrs. ELL SOPHIA
CLARK aled % years. months and ~ days. u
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Spffial Hstices.
~ THE FAME OF THE CELEBRATED

~ THE FAME OF THE CELEBRATED
PLANTATION BITTRRS has no parallel in the his.
tory Of Meaicine. The Thousands upon thousands
Of bottles thatare made and sold daily is but proof
positive Of their wonderful virtues. Thousands Of
certificates can be produced showing the efficacy
and certainty OF the cures which they effect, and the
Medical Fraternity. usually so jealous Of anything
which causes persons to think and doctor for them.
selves, are compelled to acknowledge their wonder
full virtues and prescribe them under other nsnes.
They are sold by all druggists.
MAGNOLIA wATER.-Superior TO the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price.
July IS tuths5
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For tunnel excavation the bids ranged from
SO rs to $16 per yard. Crisavill's bid was
SIS so. !.
For frst-closs masonry the bids were from
$12 IS to $40 Crissviu's bid was s1S.
Now come to the cream of it. For spikes
and chairs per pound, respectively, the bids
were from 2 and 7s cents to IA and Is cents.
These spikes and chairs are worth about flee
and a halt cents pound in New York.
For railroad iron, the bids were from $3.50 to
s15O ton. Crissvill's bid WIS s185. This iron
can be bought and delivered at Anderson for
ninety-aoo dollars ton. Crissvill, Scotia Co.
make profit OF only torty-,hree dollars on each
ton Of railroad iron. UPON THE IRON ALONE
THERE WOULD BE PROFIT OF ABOUT $5oO, wv.
Is IT NOT JOB I
/ Now I ask you, Mr.. Editer, is not this huge
Job? First Of ell we were told that the road
would cost Sc 0OO, 900 to complete it. Now it is
TO cost 80 100000. The Legislature has given
a 600 0OO, {besides the. 100000 already
spent,) end is to be>asked to rive IS 000. .0Ot
more. Responsible men offered to build the
road for 81, 500 600, yet the So 00O, 600 bid waa
accepted. Here is $3.50, 600 thrown away
absolutely thrown away. Who can tell
where the demand for money will stop3 Will
Scott 4 Co. ever be satisfied Why not spend
t9o. .0OO, 900, and then the commissions will be
twice as lsrge3 say that the whole busines.
is q job from beginning to end. 1t must be
stopped, and I call on you, sir, TO expose it to
the ey ofthe people. Let them see the way
in which they are being bsmboozled: Let US
see whether the legislature will give Scott d
Co. the spending of many more millions in
which they have no share.
WHO 4s REsPoNsBLK?
It is proper for me to adj that Scott alone is
responsible fer making this % 600 600 contract.
Mr.. Geor re 8. Cameron, the banker, Of Jour
Gay and General Harrison, the Presidentlof
the Blue Ridge B .ilroad. who. with Scott are
members OF the Executive Committee, did all
qhat men could do 10 have the lowest respop
sible bid accepted. They we're powerless.
Scott for the State. and Mayor Pillsbury for
Charleston. represent about nineteen-twen-
tfeths OF the stock OF the company, and can
work things as they please. The other direc-
tors ofshe road can do nothing, and the soon-
er the, leave so rotten 9 concern the better.
They cannot afford to be associated with Scott
who wields al the Influence and enjoys all the
sweets, while they must share the public re-
sponsibllity.
Apologising for the length OF this letter, I
am, &C.. Lux
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DOVER. KY., June Il, 1869.

James z. Moore, Esq, GrPenoiHs. 8. C. :
sm-Yours OF the Atm instant only is to hand.
touching one barrel OF sorghum mush sugar.
shipped South to ". P. Passmore, alog me to
say it was raised from the black imphee or
African variety Of seed, planted 1st OF May
1858, harvested last september. and while
the seed was vet in the milk, manutac,,
tured BY the Weller & Hatcher process, and
made about two months previous to being sent
forward. Crystalizatlon was secured by ben.
properly made upon the Weller Hatcher pro
cess, which set 10 from i've ia ten days after
being made into syrup, aud was IN high stste
OF eranulation when barreled and shipped, L
should think from six to seven pounds to the
galon. Very truly, yours,
The Hon. John q. Brecklnridse, Of Ken
tucky. was elected the orator for the approach
ing fair.
Information was received that the City
Council of Columbia would furnish the
grounds and necessary buildings fJr the first
the chairman appointed Messrs. W. NJ.
Jnwion' Wm. Wallace and NJ. L. Bonham as
the Committee on Chinese Immigration.
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81 ROSADALIS, THE GREAT BLOOD
MEDICINE, is not prepared Ike fluid extracts ordi-
nari.y are nost Of which contain very little OF the
virtues of the articles from which they are mide,
but is compounded upon scientific principles With
great care by an experienced Chemist and Pharma-
ceutst, and 1t contains al the active principles Of
the articles from which it il prepared, in highly
concentrated and pleasant form. The 'RoSAD1L-
10" Compound. therefore. gives universal satistac-
uon to all Physicians and patients who hive tested
It in diseases Of the Blood, Liver Kidneys or Bad
der. 1t has been highly recommended and ap.
proved by the Medical Faculty wherever 1t has been
introduced, and is now being used with the most
decided success in the practice Of some Of the most
eminent Physicians in the United States.
For sale by GOODRICH. w1NEMAN + CO., Im-
porters OF Drugs and Chemicals. Charleston. 8. G.
july II stuth3
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FROM GEORGIA.

xx.nrsAr1os OF THE NEGRO posThAsTER.
MACON, Jll, 16.-The examination Oh the ne.
gro postmaster, Turner, on the charge ol
eoupterfeitine, is still in progress. Counter
seit money found ppon his negro m'suess'
aiyen her by him, aud some OF Lis love letters
toSsr, are Introduced into court. A case is
beinr made ont against the accused.
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FROM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, July 16.-Advices from San An
tonia to-day report the Guadaloupe River high
er than ever before known. Bridges, factories
and dwellings, have been swept away. No lives
lost. The Brazos is rising, and the Colorado
snbsiding.
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THE CHINEsE MOVEMENT.

Mrarms, July 16.-The several committees
bayoreported, and an immigration society with
Offices in the principal Southern cities has
been recommended. -
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The OMctal Report.

Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, the secretary Of the
the society, has prepared for publication in
the newspapers of the State the following off,
clal 8; nopsis Of the proceedings:
A quorum being pre- sent, the financial condi-
tiol Of the society Was first investigated and
discussed, and ,hef lowing resolution adopted;
Carolina A 'r1cultural and Mechanlcal Soclety
be author, zed to i-sue, by the 1st OF August
next. such premium list. to the extent OF
5000, as shall be approved by this committee,
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~MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PeEvHN rvE.-This val
liable preparation has been IN private use for many
years, and through the persuasion Of friends, who
have u ed 1t with the most beneficial results, tho
prepretor has been induced to ofor 1t to the pub
lie. It is war; ,nted TO cure CH1LL> AND FEVER
of however long etanding removing the cause and
entirely eradicatpg its effects from the system 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs induce an appetite. and restore the
pa,ient to perfect health. It'll purely yEesrAeLI
preparation, and so harmless that children Of all
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MARENG0
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects OF fever, or from other cause Is invaluable
a few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most In
credu1ous sufferer of its virtue and worth. AN
who try one bottle of MAREAGO will bs 30 much
pleased with lie effect that they win readily en-
dorse it, NO HUMBUG. For evidence OF its en-
cacy and value, refer to MARI Nao circulars which
contain certificates of we'll known and respectable
citizens.
MARRNGO is q genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and m m,nufacrurer b-lng native ana
r sldent of Charleston, and it is fully gusranteed 70
give complete and universal sst1siacdon'
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists. and b' DORlk
NOISE. corner Meeting and Hase streets; GOOD.
RIC8. WINEMAN co., Hayne-street, and q. ].
JnHN Druepist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner Of
Kino and John streets, Charleston, 5. O.
JlneS D@S 'An"s
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THE VAR IN CUBA.

Reception OF De Rodas-R Review OF the
volunteers-ReIease OF Political Pris-
onsrs-Temper OF the New Captain
General-Confiscatto OF
the Execution OF the Ftltbusters.
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aNorERR RAILROAD SLAUGHTER

NEW YORK, July 16.-The Erie train which
left New York at $50 on Thursday evening,
collided With freight train, and six cars were
burned. Nine persons we're killed, Blk Of whom
were burned to death. A partial list OF those
injured reports no Southerners among them.
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Spefial Aotifss.

xSDIvlNE SERVICE WILL BE CON.
QUOTED in the Orphans 1hapel Tomorrow ArTRR-
NOON. at Five o'closk, by the Rev. WA. A. JUI.N,
President Of the North Carolina Lutheran Synod.
July II
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sSMR. TUDOR T. HALL Is MY AUr THOR
lied Attorney during my absence from the city.
July II J.B. r. SLOAN.
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s@CTTADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MoHsNa ct Halfpast Ten
o'clock-in the EvENMa at quarter.past Eight.
july II
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~SU HMER RERlLS-6OW IL ESCAFE
TBEM-lt win not do to irid, with the health in
hot weather vigor oozes through the ssin at every
pore and II II by physical vigor only that unheal-
thy infiusnces can be baHied and repelled. Tho w.
t elements are evaporated In perspirston. Intense
heat converts man into sef-actin9 pump. and the
moisture that Is pumped out Of him Is derived from
the weIl.sprngs of1ife within him. There is great
need, therefore, that these sources of physical
strength should be In Q condition 10 bear, without
danger or Inconvenience, the extraordinary drain.
II they are not in such condition, the individual
becomes languid and low-spirited.
The man thing is TO keep The digestive apparatus
In good working tiim; for If ths stomsch the pur.
veyor OF the system, does lis duty theroug bly, the
liver the be wels, the brain, and the nervous sys.
tem being duly nurtured will be likely to do theirs
In view Of these facts 1t IL manifest that powerful
ind wholesome vegetable tonic like H0STErTER',
STOMACH BIrrERs Is especially required at this
enteebne season. 1t Is the most admir- able of all
correotives and nvisorants and for this reason 1t
does not over-stimulate the system. The propor-
tions of aperient tonic AMI stimulating components
are so udciously graduated that the processes OF IN
yiyorauon and puriAcltion so on simultaneously
and no due excitement ls created In the circula-
ton or the brain. All unmedicated slimulants, how.
ever pure excite the pulse and the nervous system.
Their exhi arating effect is tempora y, and when 1t
passes Off the physical and mental depression they
were employed to remove returns in an aggravated
form. But this not the case when HOsTETTER' :
BITTERS are taken as o stomachic and nervine.
The medicinal herbs roots and gums with which
they are iugregDated, neutraze the exciting pr1nci-
pie OF the rye spirit which forms their basis and
which is in itself the most wholesome OF all the va
reties of alcohol. D&o July II
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HESITATE OF SOUTH G a R OLIN A
MARLBORO COUNrY.-IN EQUITY PRE- TON
COYINGTON AND WIFE vs. HENRY C. LEGGETT
AND WIFE, Kr AL-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND RELIEF Notice is hereby given
in obedience to an old made i the above stated
case tuas the chi dren of EBENEZER " THOMAS,
or their heirs, if any such there be- are hereby re-
onired TO establish before me, at Bennetsville, e.
q on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their r'ht to ne Iuno IN
question in above stated se; a1d on tneir ianufe
so to do, to be deprived and forever barred OF Gil
right tide or in,erestin the same.
ID. MccOLL, Special Referee.
1,,.1o s3mos
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rRoN NAsA1NaroM.

THE fkRaER cAaF-REpuu1na or PUBLIC DEBT
:, THE xzTrAB1 BANQUET HALL DzsRRTED-N.
DIAM xAssAcRs1rHs HEAT AccDEsr os THz
pAuz1o, a4MaoAp PAR1Y. 20.
- WASHINGTON, Jaiy 46-Phe argument 10 the
Yerear cass Co IemiOys NOV trie c,ss ttbm tbs m,li-
tary commiSaSn IL tie suptAne Court was 8 SOP p
eludsd today AZ, there are fnholsnt 'qa1-
tons involved intha petition for hdbeds cdtpes.
thsAttorneylG General has entered into written
stipulstions aith petitioners COUNSEL TO put
the questiouin In such form as may be consider
.edand dhetsrmihEd by tbs United States sn-
preme CourtneJ icciobtt. The present ap-
plicstion toitbe 9hiet gustiee is TO remain s1s'
pended. The President hasi suthorlzet ~
Attorney General 70 cay that no senteoeep
The military commission will be executed be-
fore the final determination OF the Supreme
Court. This meets the approval OF the Chiei
Justice. -, ~ - ,4.,...l5 !; e..ilss ~
fThe indications are that there will be an
other and heavy reduction Of the public debt
during this month. Customs and internal rev.
enuereceipts tsvorsbl.. -
Executives man ,lon, owing to the absence OF
the Presidsnt. is entirely deserted BY ~ ON
GERS OF any grade. - 80, .-.is. e,' -
Richard p: ]. Hort Of Indians, has been
appointed Consul To- santiago de Cuba. -
The PosteHaes Department. has adyices nom
New Mexico, OF dspredstions by IRdisps who
have captured the nails, and killed and wound
ed the officials. y,i ,.sa ~, b5s i.s.;s95: ;..
An accident has:occurrsd at Radwsy Station,
on the Psnfac Rsifosd, BY which Two persons
were killed and tuo injured,
Thermometer here te-ds5tst p. II. stood ct
1O0. 81 ia TIa oEi- ~ 3SIaiiI -. .1'iC =
The psstaaniis1 party arrived at Fortress
Heasoe-to -to-days remained long enough. bo-bd
saluted, and left for Long Branch.
The mechanical operations OF the cher
coiners department Of the United States mint
have been suspended for . few weeks in order
to place new boiIefa In. : Il VIII have no effect
OH the resumption Of specie payment.
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NOrIcE.-NATIONAL FREEDMANS
sAyINGs BANR-DEPOsIrs made betwee, now
and July 1o. h, will draw interest from July 1st.
Juue2o 24 NATHAN RITTER Cash'e-.
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TIE Blue RIDGE RAILROAD RING

Hsw . Ten Million Dollar Contract was