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to st. Teresa church. this friday morning ct nine
O'Clock. where q requiem high mass will be offered
LAsE.-Suddenly, on wednesday, September 1.
or Bergen Point J., in the Ssh year ca OF her ars
The funeral services Will take place ut her late
residence, this friday afternoon. at four O'Clock.
Carriages VIII be In waiting at the depot Bergen
Point 10 meet the three O'Clock train per Central
Railroad Of New Jersey from foot Of Liberty street.
on Saturday morning for interment
LA FoRcE.-Suddeny, on Tuesday evening. Au-
gust 81 DAVID La FORCE In the soth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF his SON.
in-law. John Newman, at Bergen Point. n j., this
(Frlday) morning. at ten O'Clock
MAsTIN.-In Poughkeepsie on Sunday. August 90
CATHARINE, wife OF Daniel Aastin. In the 10th year
OF her age.
MAcLEoD.-SuddenIy, at Washington. d. O.. ON
Friday afternoon, August ~, DONALD MACLEOD late
OF Inc Treasury Department, in the 6Oth year OF his
McMAHoN-On Thursday, September q JOHN
MCMAHON, aged n years.
The funeral VIII take place from the resideuce of
MS father, 432 Fast Twenty-sixth street. on Sunday
a!tern00n at one O'Clock. The friends and relatives
OF the family are respectfully invited TO attend
loved son Of Daniel and Ellen McManus native OF
6ne parish OF Kloe, county Longford Ireland, aged
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
the funeral, from the residence of his parents 643
East Twelfth street, this friday afternoon, at two
REGAs.~on Tuesday. August 81, at Bay Ridge.
OWEN REoAN, Of county Sligo, Ireland in the 42d
year Of his age.
The remains will be taken to st. Peters church.
HICKS street, corner Warren, Brooklyn this friday
morning. at ten O'Clock, where solemn requiem
mass viii DO offered up for the repose OF his soul;
thence ct Two P. NJ, TO the Cemetery Of the Holy
Cross for tnterment
Sligo papers please copy.
smrLEY.-At Rtverdaie, on Tuesday, August 81,
Mrs. AAR0ARET e. ADRIANA SHIPLEY, wife OF the
late Robert ShipIey. aged IS years.
Her friends and those OF her sOn-in-law william J.
Pollock are invited to attend the funeral from the
Cnurch OF the Incarnation. Madison avenue and
O'Clock.
sEYMoURK.-At Rutherfurd Park, NJ J., on Thurs
dN, September 2. MARY GENEvIBvE, youngest
daugnter OF Frederick A. and Julia A. Seymoure,
aged months.
SMrrH.-0n Wednesday September I, PATRICK
SMITH, aged 90 years native Of the PARISH Of Lavey
county CAvau. ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family. also those
OF his sons Philip ana John, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No. IS
Ridge street. this friday afternoon. at two O'Clock
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sss;Es;s s;ss$ %SSs4 and sY.;;s s.H
rux osx.r fiSiIIs T,SIIs wEsiE$s siTEs$Ss a.,., HIT.
SEA OF IcK
SEA SEA 81 ISL: ISL
GORGEOUS FASH: fSs:ssus zi1's''
SHORTLY, xSoTHER ShSSD REVIVAL
Faiherland,
ID Twsnyshrd street. between F,fth Sixth avenues
Mr.. JOSEF yosErS y Sks SksrsRsos. SF
ia hts world renowned character OF
RIP VAN WINKLE.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK.
with the view Of accommodating the great demand for
places the boz sheet vii! BE- l, open n,vs
in advance, for which tme seats be Al the
theatre or At Dtsons music store. 7li Broadway.
Doors open ~. To commence at sccock
BoorTs THEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mr. JOSEPH JErrERsON
o'' "'' sfGcTG Extra s%TfSHs Hrfsfs q PERFORMANCE
RIP VAN wISkLE.
WEDNESDAY, septsmbers
,., Go%"sSncanE S a =, To- ccSeE %isp ,a r.xux
OF the late j. a. HANiRY, former stage Manager Of "wa-
sck also Of the old Winter Garden Theatre and who
.vs. o es:s he x.chsn
Tho boz shest win be opened on Monday morning whom
seats may bo secured
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AMusRMKNTs.

(\LyMplC BEGINS Ar g..
LAST WEEK or 0Ro. q. FOx's PANTOMInK.
LAST WEEK. or
HICCORY DiCOORY DOCK.
LAST WEBK or ALL Irj FUN.
Last WEEK or THE kIRALPy TROUPE.
LAST WEEK OF nME HANIOLA.
LAST WEEK Oh IMRR AND ROLOS5Y.
LAhf WEEK or HARVEST HOME.
LAST WEEK OF HUNGARIAN BALLET.
LAST WEEK OF THE UNRIvALLBD GRO. I. FOX.
MArINEKS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT ~.
MONDAY NEXT rHE INrERESTINo DRAMA.
MONDAY NEXT UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
MONDAY NEXT MRS u. g. HOWARD AS TOPSY.
MONDAY MKT ALL NEW SCENERY.
MONDAY MKT THE BEST COMPANY.
MONDAY NEXT THE NEW YORK FAVORlTES.
MONDAY NEXT UNCLE TOMN CABIN.
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THE TAMnANY. THE TAMMANx.
HARRY GURR, HARRY CURR,
HARRY GURR, HARRY 0URR.
THE WONDER OF MANKIND.
THE AMPHlBIOus NAN.
NAN EATING, DRINKING AND SMOKING
entirely mmersed IN water.
DROWNING ABSOLUTELY SET AT DEFIANCE
BY HARRY 0URR
In the Grand hea between the second and third acts c the
QUEkN OF HEARTS
INTENSE DELIGHT or EVERYBODY
THE CHARMING PAGEANT,
QUEEN or HEARTS
MAu0I1 DESMOND
Miases KELSEY, COMFORT, ROBINSON.
Messrs AkSrAyER, CdRRAN, sHELDON, FREEMAN.
THE FAMOUS LAuRIS,
Tho very celebrated European Pantomtn,tsts.
TWO HUNDRED ARTISTS engaged In the GREAT sPE0-
Tns Beautiful RsIls.--sMELI.s OF OCEAN.
rHE CHARMING GROrTO SCRNH.
,H THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED in SHOE. SrEr
son HOUSE AND GROUNDS, LON0 bRANCH.diRI.S
or rHE PERIOD. Ballet and CxoQUEr GAMEs, ga
THE GARD KINGDOM -PXTACR OF CARDS. GRO
TRSQUR DANCE or TfiR FOUR KNAvES CARNIVAL
or SkArtN0-MOE AND GOODRICH.
JOLLY HARLEQUINADE By THR LAuRIS
THE SfLv ESTERS Ia the DIvAN and SALON DR CON
CERT. LO0RRNIAS entertaining exhibition of Blrd1h
Mice, Cats &c, in the CAFE AMUSANT. PROF. ROBERr6
MAGIC TADLEAUx In the SALON DB MA0tQUE.
Admission 10 al-ftfty oenis.
SArURDAH-MATINBk.
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1 UcrIoS NorrcE.-E NICHOLS 4 CO.. AUCTION

"A sera. ''''--~ -
Large and persmpto sale Of 500 Lots elegant House.
hold Furniture this Frday morning September At 10h
ocSck a the large brown stone residences ls West Twenty
rosewood P,anofoe, full octave brilliant tone 6elegsnt
rosewood and walnut Paor Sus with the richest
Brus:sls Carpets pas Curtains Ccrnices Shades, rose
wood and walnut Etageres Tables, Cabnes B0is
BOOKCASE Desk Bronsss Turkish Chairs Lounges Clocks
Vases statuay Figures Socks 10 rosewood and walnut
Commodes Spring and Hair Mattresses, Sheets, Ban
se guilt: % Ssd Lennes;s C Gn, mocss
eminent srtists walnut sideboards Extension Tables
Silver Sets Caters WAters Spoons Forks Napkin Rings
Wine Sets Cut 0ass Crystal and Ruby Ware Cr0ckery Table
Cutlery, &c Sale positive rain or shine Deposits
CURED Reliable men 70 cart goods for
purchasers reasonable Parties Wishing 10 attend
this saetAks Broadway, Sixth Seventh
stages and stop corner Twentysxth street. Catalogues at
tho house.
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A UCTION NOTICR-R. T. HAZELL AUCTIONEER.
n This day (FRIDAYl. September 3
at 1915 o'clock, at saesroom b Cortsndt street,
Heavy and Shelf Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Timed and Enamelled Ware,
Silver Plated Ware, &C., DC.
In lots to suit city and country trade.
Catalogues on morning OF sale.
r. r. HAZELL Co,
Auct0neers, IS CortAndt street.
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I Joseph MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEER.
Olce 81 Cedar street, corner OF BROADWAY.

Supreme Court New York county
In the matter Of the administration OF the estate OF Thomas
Gregan, deceased
Ia pursuance Of OF this court dsted the sst day
Of August 1892 l. the undersgned will sell public auction.
TO the higher bidder through JOSEPH MCGUIRE Auction
Ger, at the Exchange Saesroom, No. Ill Broadway, New
York city on the 10h day OF September, s5s a. O'Clock
noon the Household Property and the unerPrsd em
ease mentioned described the petition and order MED
herein, situated the northwest corner OF Fortysccond
sion stables
JOHN CALLAHAN, ESQ, Referee.
THOMAS G. FrRLps, Esq, Attorney for Administration.
SEPrEMBRRl I, 1853.
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T 8. wEINBERaER AUCTIONEBR.
L. Positive Sale OF Wines, Liquor, and Champagne.
This day. at 1o O'Clock, at Is Bowery the entire stock or
Wholesale deaeryiz Brsndies Gina zo barrels Bourbon
Rye and Scotch Whskeys 10 Port. Sherry, Csrst
and Rhine Wines 81 baskets and no cases
Wines and Liquors, Furniture, &C. Sale positive.
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RY ARCH; yoHNsToN. AUcIIoNEER.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell this day (Frtdayh
3D. Mt 10k O'Clock at their Salesroom, 81 Nassau
Of Household Furniture, Pianos Organs
also School Furniture fine Once Furnturs. Safes
For Particular catalogue.
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DO nOO WILL PURCHASE STOCK AND FIX
pO.OUU turcs OF well payine oMce business on
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, selling about $4,000 worth of
proprietary medicines per sunum and be greaty in
creased. Prohts ono half Address MEDlCishn, Herald
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nyRRNOR'S LYRIC HAIL.
I'll N 7T Sixth avenue, opposite Reservoir Square
The attending Mr. Trenor efforts In esabsh.
ing FIRST CLASS HALL ron FIRST GLASS PEOPLE,
has induced him 10 enlarge HE beautiful rooms 10
AN ARIA OF NEARLY AN ENTIRE BLOCK.
Every refurnshed, painted richly ebeshed with
COSTLY PAINTINGS, IMMENsE MIRRORS, AC.,
rendering his truly splendid estabhment not only Of
the but BY far the most convenient the for
BALLS, CONCKRrs, LECTURES, wEDDIN0e
PRIVATE THEATRICAL0, TABLBAUX, &C.
Rooms open daily 0O Bettses 0 Chairs for cheap
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UNONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2Ol BOWERY.
J. THE GREAT DELEHANTY AND HEN0LER,
THE ONLY DEIRHANTy AND HENaLER,
THE MASTERLy DELEHANTY AND HEN0LER
THE ORIGINAL DELEHANTY AND HENGLER.
THE MATCHLESS DELEHANTY AND HENGLER,
The Leaders Of the Profession in Song and Dance.
THEY BEAT THE WORLD. Nothing Ike them has evsr
THEY BEAT THE WORLD. been seen and may be
THEY BEAT TIE WORLD. soon again. They have no liv
THEY BEAT THE WORLD. Ing equals; no r,vaa
TONY PASTOR, WESLEY and RDOME, FRANK KERNS
u. w. Thompson, Harry OIrord, Helene Smith,
THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY.
See the Programmes. See the Programmes
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THEATRE COMIQUE.
l. WHITE SPENCER. .Propr,etses
SPLENDID ATTRACTION.
GRAND SUCCESS OF riIE NEW DRAMA,
A LIfE'S REVENGE,
LIFK's REvENGE,
LIFE'S REVENGE, LIFEy REvBN0k
A LIFE'S REVENGE, LIFES REvEN0k &
OR TwO LOVES FOR ONK HEART.
MR. q. O. BONIFACE AZ F0uRNiCHRr, Thk KINGS
LAST WEEK or NILE. DIANA AND MONS CELLfNL
LIzzIR WILMORE IN HER GREAT CHARACTER Op
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VNM. Writer'S. AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, AT
ao'clcek, q y! Cana. street large ands salrAbe As
sortmen OF Household Furniture &C. two ne Paror Suits
Pier Oval Bar and Aante Mirrors Centre and Extension
Tables, black walnut mahogany and rosewood enameed
and rustic Chamber Suits, hnc Bedding, Lounges Easy
Rockins and other Ch.r black walnut BooSoa.s black
aud Tea Sets Silver plated Ware Cutlery also twelve
fine second hand Dcsks also large lot Of Boarding House
other Carpets 100 yards Ocloths, Rugs Mats, Drgse,
Stoves Counter Oyster Boz, Ice Box Chandeers and
also Lager Beer Fixtures.
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PROF BRAWAM'a SPLENDID ORCHESTRA.
MAKING IN ALL 4 BII.L OF UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS.
GREAT HIr-THR NEW FRENCH DRAMA,
LIFRS REvBNGE. The asssmblAges at this thea
LIrE'8 REVENGE. tro large and select. rho maa-
A LIFE'H REVENGE. Agers on the right rAck.-kew
A LIFE'S REVENGE. York Herald.
LIrE'R REvEN0E. Al no theatre could . agree
A LIFE'6 REVENGE. able representation be witnessed--
A LlFES REvENGE. Times and Messenger.
A LIFE'S REVEN0E. Theatre Comiquc has arst olaso
A LIFE'S REVEN0E. company aud . numerous and ~
A LIFE'S REVENGE. preclative audience Telegram.
A LIFE'S REvENGE II looks ~ though the ComiQuo
would or the palm for novelty aud sensation from
many Of larger and pretentous theAres- New
York Herald
Theatre Comique is an ACKNOWLEDGED succsss-sunday
NEXT wEEK-BLow FOR BLOW
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CHERIFr'S SALE.
- Wholesale Stock OF
Filea.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer,
will sell Saturday ut II O'Clock No. ~ East Broadway,
. wholesale stock OF Files In great variety
jAMES OBRIEN, Sheriff.
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A GENTLEMAN WISHES THE SERVICES OF MU-
N scian competent play accompaniments singing
two hours week. Address Mr.. FORREST lilo East Twelfth
street.
RRUNO STEINER, PUPIL OF THE COURT PIANIST
ID to the King OF Prussia and implicitly adopting HIS
method ot eaohng viii give lessons on the piano 70 begin
resdence first class references Please address call
at 226 East Eleventh street.
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A UCTION sALE.-BY ). wILDEY, JR, AUCTIONEER.
"a Large and perempsory sale Of manbcent Household
Furniture octave Panoore French
Plate Pier Mirrors, &o this dav rday September =
commencing l0H o'clock t the large brown stone res
dencs 20 Nineteenth street, between Fourth Third
nues consisting Of the entire conens Of the house. comgrs
ing elegant French satin brocate and fine Sus Cor
ner Centre Tables &C. nne Dining Room Furniture and
Table Ware Also extensive variety Of richly carved Bed
nssss:s' and sgrinc Bed: ns Carpets: &c. Al
lively to be sold this day without any whatever BY
order Of the owner.
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THE LECTUKE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how live whaws live for delivered daily at the
New York Museum Of Anatomy. Those unable attend
receive copy bv forwarding 25 cents to the
618 Broadway.
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w n. WILSON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
day. at l0k O'clock at store 457 Eighth avenue,
fourth street. 1000 Stone China Plates 100 Cups
sauocrs 500 assorted Jugs large 10. Side Dishes Bowls
Cutlery Spoons sc. Also 40O Looking Glasses Hat Raok
Stoves Window Shades, Hobby Horses; together with
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19
Sparks FROM TIE WIRES.


Spanish mail steamer has arrived at Havana
bringing reinforccments.
Two Cuban privateers ore reported to have
escaped from New York harbor. 81:
The breaks In the Erie Canal arc repaire d.
Navigation was resumed yesterday II.
The further hearing OF the case OF the pryateer
Cuba has been postponed to Thursday.
The North Carolina State Fair at Raleigh opens
today. The exhibition OF articles in every de.
partment will bevery 1ne.
The HaytIen steamer Peynot left New York yes
terday, bearing United States colors, being up
prehensive OF capture by prlvatcers should she
bear Salnavc's colors.
The car shops on tho Lake Shore Railroad are
burned Loss over 100000 Fully covered by
insurance. Fifty workmen are thrown out or
employment. The origin OF the lre Is unknown.
The operations OF the vigilance committee ut
Taylorsville, Ind, lave resulted In the death OF
several persons. terrible state OF affairs is re.
ported, and law-abdng citizens seem pnralyzed
In the Virginia Legislature yesterday resolu.
tion was offered congratuIating the country upon
recent Republican victories ut the North and
West. In the Senate It was laid on the table as
being ont Of the province OF the present Lcglsla.
ture, and the House adjourned without action.
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AS there is not day passes but eight or ten
Journals, native and foreign, are coniiscated by
NJ. Forcadc's officials, the mass of literature
accumulated IN the course Of n twclvc-month
is generally enough to Ill big storcroom.
One might suppose that the forfeited papers
were made to pay the penalty Of their various
offences by being employed during winter
time to light tho fires I'm oil the Imperial palaces,
barracks and police Offices Of the empire, Or
handed over gratis to loyal buttermen as
reward for voting lntelllgcntly at the
elections. But the fatc reserved for them Is
more useful, and, on the whole, less h,imiliat-
Ing. When the storcroom is full to overflow
Ing the papers are transferred to tho Re-
ccvcur du Domaine, or Crown steward, and
carted away under his surveillance to closed
spot beyond the barrieres, where they are
thrown pcll-mell into cauldrons of hot water
and prosaicaly boiled down to pulp. This op-
Grafton Is called Ia mise au pi,on, and Is per-
formed In the presence of squad OF gend-
armes, who arc careful to sec that not q single
one Of the doomed Journals escapes. When the
whole mass Of print has been reduced to a
thick colOrless paste, 1t is sold to cardboard
and paper manufacturers, who make of i.
what they can. At the last boiling, which
took place week or two ago, 100000
of Henri Rochefort's Lanternes red covers
and oil, were stcwed in company with ABOUT
half million copies Of the Independence
Beige, the Gazette de Franctort, the Gazette
dc Moscou, and the Kladdcradatch, four pa
pers which, from SO often finding themselves
in hot water together, must by this time,
have got used to each others society. Next
to those just mentioned, 1t is tho italian jour-
nails which go in the greatest numbers to the
melting poti after these come the Spanish,
which Of late have been In particularly bad
odor The English papers, which few years
ago, were offered up in monster hecatcmbs,
are boiled now In smaller numbors.n
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Alderman Barrow demanded that the resolution |
offered by Alderman Mackcy be putto avotc.
The resolution was then put anu adopted.

AiucThlnn harrow uenluilued mat Ihe resolution
offered by Alderman Mackcy be putto a.vote.
Tie resolution was then put and adopted.
Alderman Gcdlings pressed his nittIon.
Alderman T. ]. Mackey said lie ,aldn't think
Council owed the counsel any courtesy, rs they
had taken pains to Insult the body In asserting
that IL had discrimilatcd against Mr. Averill be
cause he was n white man. "
Mr.. Miles. say that statement is fnlsc in fact
and
Alderman Mackey-excltedly. Mr.. Mayor,
order that that "fcllow be arrested at oncen
Mr.. Miles then stepped quickly to the front OF
tile Council board, and within a. fow PAGES oLAl
derman Mackcy, and said, ~ am ready to be ar.
rested; stand here citizen OF South Carolina,
and am ready TO make the Issue In my own
person."
Alderman t. J. Mackey. Those men treferrins
to Messrs. Miles and wilkinson) should he put out
OF the chamber; will not sit here to be insulted.
Mr. Wilkinson insisted upon being heard.
Alderman Barrow moved TO adjourn.
Alderman Gcddngs insisted that his motion to
hear Mr.. Wilkinson be put. :.
Alderman T. ]. Mackcy. These gentlemen have
como and insulted this body, and me as manager. l
have been denounced In my plnce as having ut.
tered falsehood-insulted while In position
whert cannot resent II aEI would were the in
suit offered elsewhere.
Mr. Miles was about TO reply to this, but was
Interrupted by loud calls OF orders and q number
OF persons present called to tho Mayor that it was
Ills duty to preserve order. ....'s5
Alderman Geddings persisted In having his mo-
tion put.
Alderman E. ". NJ. Mackcy thought those who
desired to hear tho lawyers could remain after
Counciladjourned, as 1t should. do, as oil business
was disposed OF. 'u.IS
The motion OF Alderman Gcddings' was put and
lost. Aldermen Geddings, Potter, Cunningham,
Holloway and McKiniay voted in favor OF It.
Alderman E. W. n Mackcy moved that the
hearing OF the charge against the City Sheriff be
postponed until p. NJ on Wednesday next
The motion was carried anu Council adjourned.
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AL ABoUT THE STATE.
New Postomce.

new Fostomce.
The postoffice known as Greenland. I'm
Barnwell and on the route from Aiken TO Dun
barton, has been re-established. and Landy
Waker, q colored man, appointed postmaster.
Who Can Beat Its
Mr.. j. F. Gamble, OF Clarendon, has q part
Of acotton limb measuring two and quarter
inches, which has on 1t seven full deycloped
Dolh and forms. On another limb, q space OF
one and three-quartcr Inches has six bols and
lorms. NThese arc near the ends of the limbs
unu INC whole stalk contains 3l1 full develop
Gu Dolls and forms. He planted the Dickson
Ne>l Estate Sales.
In Clarendon, Or. Monday, quito nm unusual
number OF persons were Il, attendance. and
for time tho town Sas the scene of n hnsv
stir. Much valuable rea csfetc yvaa t,,enosn3
OF under the sherif's hanmer hrIn1inr fair
prices. SEQ acres sold ut $50. loo ~ sssno. On
at 500; 100 ut 800; 100 at $l0I Gf1 at All 0iO.
1900, ono-third Interest, at $30ao. o90 Mt SSiS,.
1000 at so50i 1000 OF $2o5. Tosil amount 81
Fire Mt BnmberR.
Tho Barnweil Sentinel says 1.-THE Mctbo-
dist Parsonage at Bamberg was DESTROYED bv
fire on Monday night last It originated In tho
kitchen occupied by colored man and his
wife, and was ihe result of carelessness, The
burning umoers we're falling on them before
they discovered the building was on fire, and
they barely escaped with their lives. The fire
n men were promptly onNthe oround with thf
Stonewailn engine, wolSed mlanfnjiyi and
Sneariy succeeded In extingifshInu the fre. h,,i
y owing to the scarcity OF watef, Caused WE ann
.fpose by the unprecedented ta,osoht II gainad
the mastery. The parsonage &as vailed N
< about $1,000. :
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsrArcnEs.l
[srEclAL TELEGRAM TO 1nr NEws.I

WASHINGTON, october Is
Ex-Governor Ritner is dead, aged ninety years
letter from Alexander II. Stephens says II
would be utterly out Of his power to attend tho
State Agricultural Fair at Macon, Ga. lie has
been confined to his house since February Inst,
and has little hope Of ever leaving home again.
The Supreme Court gave no decision to-day III
the Ycrger case.
Tie revenue to-day is s022, 900.
Secretary Boutwell, declines to accept the resig-
nation OF Assistant Treasurer Richardson.
Admiral Farragut Is improving.
President Grant hns confirmed the following
sentences Of court martals: Captain w. F. Bai-
ley $50 Infantry, dismissed the SERVICE for refus
ing to pay his board and tailors bills ut San An.
tonic, Texas; Lieutenant Sclcllabarger, 1th Cav
airy, dismissed for conduct unbecoming an DIN.
Ger and gentleman; Captain Granger, 25th Infah.
try, dismissed and imprisoned ut the Dry Tortu.
gas for mlsappropriating public money.
General Thomas reports from Alaska against
the establishment Of q revenue service there, as
the receipts will not pay the expense. No mines
have been discovered There Is plenty OF timber
and coal, but plenty equally good is found hun
dreds Of miles south. Grain cannot be raised I'm
Alaska; and tile few vegetables which are raised
there rot within O few weeks.
In the Supreme Court the case III. H.sMcKee
Vs. the United States was decided. Itfnvolvcd a
ciain ior cotton Rnd other property captured ut
Alexandria, La, by the naval forces In 1864. The
claimant was resident Of New Orleans, who
traded beyond the lines under the permit OF a
treasury agent. The cotton was purchased from
A. W. Mckee, distant relative Of the claimant,
and an agent OF the Gonfelsrate Treasury Depart
ment. The decision OF the. lower court against
Mckee Is affirmed, the court holding that the per
init granted the claimant wds void, and that he
had no title to the property in question because It
had been purchased from ON agent OF the Confed.
crate States. 500
Trustworthy information hes been, obtained
that the Cuban ship Hornet viii he uet4i1ed at
Wilmington hy the Government authorities. It
is thought here that the ultimate result will be
that the Hornet will be seized and dismatled, OH
the ground that sEe hasviolated the neutrality
laws.
The coin Balance In the Treasury to-day is
,$114,ooo, 900. - = -"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19
EUROPE.

ynccndiarIsn In nIndrid-The King of
Belgium md Nnpolcon-Lord Derby
Dying.
i' MADRID, October Is.
The druggists report extraordinary sales OF tur-
pentinc and other combustibes Which the Gov
ernment apprehends are to be used for incendiary
purposes.
PARIS, October 1s.
The Emperor has invited the King OF Belgium
to meet him at Compiegne. Marshal BazaIne will
6e appointed Commander OF the Imperial Guard
Earl Derby Is dying.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-19

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