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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

Major Mcknight, better known in the lite
rary world ss ssAsa Harlz," died ON Wednes-,
day last in New Orleans. Major Mcknight
was the author of several 5eautiful pieces of
poetry, some IF the most striking Of which
were written whilst he was prisoner Of war
at Johnson's leland. His letters and sketches
over the n0s,s de ptxHts OF ssAsa Hartz, were
highly popular and were extensively read and
copied. a ssS SS sS 81 f9'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

1. Letters received in Washington, direct
from the commander OF the revolutionary
party in Cuba, dated in his camp, contain as
surance that even as now armed, the insurrec-
tlonists can hold out against the Spanish
forces, and that all they need to make the rev
olution o positive success is mora artillery,
which they are hoping will be sent them by
their friends outside OF tho island. The repre-
are still pressing our government Tor recogni-
zion as belligerents. M
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The New York World estimates that thirty
thousand persons nightly attend the theatres
Of that city, great part or whom come from
the Aoat,ng population, which numbers seventy
thousand. n 49, sg E,3 sS 4N
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OUR MINERAL WEALTH.

Some Further Accounts of the Wond err
ful Mineral Resources Of Spartnnburg
IA Prediction by Professor Lfeber--
Furnaces and Rolling Mtlls--Water
Power, &c.
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a8-THE EXTENT 10 WHICH lHE ADUL-
ITERATION ofeIiqucrs is carried on In this coun.
try makes II the duty OF the purchaser to investi.
gate the merits Of the article offered for SALE IT Is q
well known fact that many Of the Brandies Wines,
&C.. are manufactured from French xtracts. Essets.
ftial OILS and Alcohol which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects
The public is Justly sdsptcions OF nearly every.
thing prt uor sais under the name Of Liquors. and
the trade has bsen brought into dtsrepute. and in
order to insnrs to those who destre Pure Article it
Is only necessary for us TO say that we Import reot
OIL Brandies, Wines and Gins. and warrant them pcr-
fec,lyp pure as osisinally imported. W 4
All Bottled Liquors bearing the labels of w. 8.
CoRwIN 8 co.. can bersiied upon an being pnrs. a
/. A6'P Purchasers sbouid notice taat the Paper Cap
over the cork 10 not broken. We pay tor Boiee that
have our labels On, one Dci!ar per dozen. when re-
turned. IA s SSa ,st S VI, ssss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

h How could that stationery contractor a.
Washington offer to supply gold pens with sil-
yer cases at seven cents dozen 2 Why. by
charging double that price for wooden holders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

e@ REV. IOvIC PIERCE, d. D., FROM
the Georgia Conference, will preach at Trinity
Church. Hasel-street, TONIGHT, at half-past Seven
o'clock. February 1b
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or Whelan. the Murderer of
D'Arcy MCGEE. at ottawa, Canada
Cause Of tho CEime-The Trial and Con-
viction-Statement OF the Prisoner.
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4 0S- WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING,
from the Moyune Districts Of China the choicest
chops of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS Of new seasons.
which are uriy allied for their strength and deoacy
"f flavor. We warrant onr TEAS to be pure ana un-
adul terated and to give general satisfaction As we
are constantly In receipt of large cargoes Of Teas we
are enabled to offer to the public the finest chops at
price snat many deslers Offer interior Tea at A
trial and comparison Will at once prove th asser.
ion and 1t only remains for the public to judge for
themselves. VIM. 8, ,cORwIN a. CO..
&S} }Si[.95& @irt433 ft Nc, 276 Kino.sfreat Il
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N-MoCLENAGHAN.-At Florence, South
Carolina on the evening of the 1lth instant by tlle
Rev. l.. f. QUERY, J. PLAYER WILSON to ANNIE
NJ, youngest daughter of Mrs. GEORGE MoCLENAa-
HAN.
GLENUM-PETERSON.-In Philadelphia Feb.
ruary 14th, 1859, Mr., HENRY GLENUM, OF Phia-
de|phia, Pennsylvania. to Miss MARY X. PETER
SON, of Charleston, South Carolina.
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Hg-ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM TIE
establishment Of VIM. s. OoRwIN & CO., No. 27b
King-street. between Wentworth and Beaufain are
of the FIRST QUALITY. They sell no goods but what
can be warranted as PURE AND GENUINE. This Is
an established fact
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MarrieO.

HORLBECK-GERDTS.-On Thursday. the 11th
instant, by the Rev. JOHN BAcHMAN, D. D., JOHN
s. HOKLBECK to ALICB W., eldest daughter of Mr..
H. GERDTs,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

u gss-EssAYS FOR YOUNG 1tEN. .--oN THE
1rors ana abpses incident to Youth and Early aSaa-
hood. with the humane view OF treats snt and cure.
eent by mail free oi nharge Address HOWARD
ASs 0CfATI0N. Boxp. philadelphia. PA.
january 40 @ n. Smos
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as- Thh CELEBRATED w. s. @. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and uuequalled-w S. COR
WIN CO., Sole Agents. Medical men of the high
est standing acknowledge that Gin in lis pure state,
has great medical properties. We therefore place
the CLUB HOUSE GIN before the public with the
greatest confidence and more particularly to those
who use it incidentally. article that only re.
qufres to be Known to be properly appreciated.
&5r 81 81 per bottle. SIS per case
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toners at WINS. CoRWIN & Co, No. ATS King
street. between Wentworth and Beaufain
NS-TO CONSUMPrIvES.- THE ADvER-
TIsER having been restored to health in o few
weeks by very simple remedy. after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection and shat
dread disease Consumption. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means Of cure.
" To all who dasireit he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used free OF oharge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same. which they viii
fnd sure cure FOR Consumption, Asthma. Bronohi-
tas, &c. The object Of the advertiserin sending tne
prescription 10 to benefit Che afflicted and spread iu
formation which he conceives to be invaluable: and
he hopes every sufferer win try his remedy. as 1t win
cost them nothing and may prove q blessing. sS
Partiea ~iAhias The prescription viii please ad.
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Ktnss County New York.
hepruAIy III . .ss tSa9sy4i iS1 3m os ~
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AS RECEIVERS NO IICE.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, having been appointed Receiver Of the
late Arm Of DAWSON BLAoKMAN, hereby gives
notice that all claims against said firm must be pre-
sented to him, and all persons indebted must make
-paymens to tf-i sys-r JNG.tTs HUMPHREYS
January 13 No 81 Broadstraat
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nS-BUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN. corner King and Radcliffe.
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment In the city
November Ia @. 3t' o~..a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-15

The Sumter News deplores the withdrawal
from Office Of Mr.. Henry Haynesworth who for
thirty years, has been the popular and efficient
postmaster Of that town.
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FOR NEw YORK.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDA
PASSAGE REDUCED To s1s.

H.1r>A,wwm THE STEAMSHIP SARAGOSsA.
<ZG3GA% - ~ Captain c. RYDER will leave Vander-
@horst's Wharf THURSDAY. Febru-
ss 4Es@ssgg..ary 18th, at - o'clock.
February l3 RAVENEL 4 CO.. Ageuts.
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~ AS-J. s.. MARTIN (LATE GRUBER q
MARTINI will bepleased to see his friends and Gus
toners at WINS. CORWIN & CO., No. ATS King.
street. between Wentworth and Baaufain.
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FOR CAERAW,
GEORGETOWN AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE
PEEDEE RIVER.
- ynK@h THE STEAMER PLANTER CAPT
EEslssaaiSSSss G. q. WHITE, is receiving Freight ct
Accommodation wharf, and will leave on WEDNESDAY,
MORNING, the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
y Applyto t34% JOHN FERGUSON.
February 13 Az NJ 8
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FOR. LIVERPuOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE.
erSrww THE FIR~T-CLASS IRON SCREW
//.KAMY S&aVg Steamship GOLDEN HORN. r. ) j.
LGNlHElEfX1H BLACKLIN Master, having onehalf
her cargo engaged aud going on
board, will meet with dispatch for the above port-
to sail on or about the Goth instant
For Freight engagements apply to
February ROBT. MURE 81 co.
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asy PUBLIC SCaOoLS.-THE ANNUAL
ELECTION OF TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS of the City will be held on MONDAY the
22d instant. Applications be left with the secre-
tary, at his Office in the Normal School, st. Philip
street. at any time previous to that date.
By order of the Board
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE
February IL th1 mwf4 Secretary
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aJNOTICE-HAVINGD DISPOSED OF MY
entire interest in the business heretofore carried
by me at No. 252 Kingstreet, to Mr.. CHARLES
KERRISON, all persons indebted to me- either bv
note or on book account, will please make payment
to him. JAMES B. Belts.
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Miscellaneous Meetings.

Nft5ceuaueOu6 HccrIuges
The Tenth Ward Independent Democratic CluD
met last night at No. 60 Essex street, Thomas
Graham In the chair. The large hall was crowded.
Speeches were made BY Samuel T. Webster WIiasu
Bush julius Knopf and others, endorsing william
H. Mansfield for Police Justice, Thomas J. Creamer
for Senator and Andrew Fisher for Member OF
Assembly. Large transrarences, bearing the
names and iikenesses of the gentlemen named were
raised ID iro,,, :, rne haL \ baud o. music was in
attendance. The club numbers about 400 members.
The Eleventh Ward Edward J. shandley German
Association met last night In Sheriff street,
Rivingt1n Louis sanderger, president, and Ar,.nur
Eiwir secretary. Speeches endorsing Edward J.
shapdley for Police Justice were made by Messrs.
John q. Andrews, r. J. Mclaughlin, Smith and
Jacob Marcus, The meeting was o very crowded
and enthusiastic one.
Tho German veterans who served with General
slgel during the war OF the rebellion met aasse
at Dramatic HAL last evening" irrespective OF party,
ior te purpose OF endorsing the nomination Of GEN.
era Franz Sgel Tor secretary State General Stah
late Consul at Japan, was chosen a. chairman and
stated the objects OF the meeting, urging upon those
present the necessity Of supporting General sgel in
the coming campaign as they supported MN IN the
PAST. A delegate from the German Republican
| Committee next addressed the meeting inviting
their hearty cooperation in their efforts to elect
soldier and hero. series OF resolutions then
read by the Secretary, Captain Fisher and adopted
ana stirring speeches were made by General Weber
Captain Wilenhau and others.
iHS leBulal lanuidiJ Ieuet tluD OF the First
district Of tho Twelfth ward met al George Conrads
corner OF Ninety-sevcnth street and Broadway last
evening, Tor the purpose OF renominating Henry w.
Genet as democratic candidate Tor the SenatorshIp
The President, Harrison W. Ferguson, called the
meeting to order, John J. Maoney acting as secre.
tary. Assistant Alderman ID. s. Jackson briefly
and ably addressed tue meeting, urging upon
the General COMMITTEES OF Iammany Hall the
advisabillty OF renominating Henry W. Genet AZ
Senator for the Eighth Senatorial district of New
York, a gentleman who had ably represented tho
democratic interests OF the district and who is the
choice OF the people. The meeting was large and
enthusiastic
the Nineteenth Ward Constitutional Democratic
Association met last evening at Seventy sixth street
and Third avenue, Mr.. Thomas Vaughan, president
"a the chair; Mr. r. X. Mccarthy, secretary Speeches.
were made By Mr. T. II. Hanlon and several others
eulOgzinR the political career Of Mr. Farley and urR.
Ing his claims for nomination.
The supporters OF Mr.. Henry w. Genet Assem-.
bled psasse last evening at 210 East Forty first
street, Nj. Albert WcSer acted as chairman. seve-
raj spirited addresses were delivered Mr. Genet
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CLEARED.

Dale - - -
Steamship England tBr, Thompson Llvcrpoo-Na,ional
steamship Donau cBr). Alexander, Liverpool-Busk 4
Msseamship Britannia (Br), Campbell Glasgow Hcndsr.
Bros.
stoamshp Lafayette ), Rossan, Havrs-aeorgs McKsn.
ae
steamship Alaska, Gray, AspInwA-Paenc Mail stcamshp
Co.
Steamship cry Of hszico Deakin, Havana and Vera Crus
steamahip Algonquin, Blonde Pon au Princs-R Murray,
steamship Wilmington Cole, Galveston via KEY West
Williams 0uion.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New orleans-rrsdsric
Baker.
steamship George Washington. eager New orsans-H 3
Cromwell Co.
Steamship De Soto, Norton, New orlsans-Livnsston,
Steamship Montgomery. Faircoth savannsh-R Lowden.
Co.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff, charleston--n Morgan
4 Co.
S!samshu Esreus Bearse. Boston--w CLYDE.
Wood. -
Ship Bobsns, wsds, Livsrpool-Thos Dunhams Nephew
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sYALE RIVER, ocsl4-ssiled, sehn Minsrvs, BrishmAH
EESih H Mol &c IS .eA John Nor
r.. c.shoT NYo5a for Boston; rH!rhssr assts, souss
s5ss
P.l osh sds
Adams. Nary Weaver, small, r Gem. Annie Issss
%A eosa
Nc f iar so.tSn Gswss hisssr.
& &c. Mss F Emily
Sosy as T Wood so
Adams Julia 4, craword Jas ssi.erhwae, Kinney, and
DO; CO.. Bowaoin, rymoais FOR EiiaaSesSpor
iNDfANoLA. oei sZArlivsd. Sfis Belle OF the Bay.
ss: sss xSse smith ws
new R n ,SsE ss c c1 ISss Coming up steamship
Robert Lowe sr. csayer from ISelpOol soIr:nsS
hhsssS sSssa
ci NonFoK o% oa Hrvcd sch. Jan. Newton Rich
aSEWhSRyfoRT.. Oct ID Arrived. schr Silver Bell,
sailed IAN Louisa f.Etsow Port Caledonia. to load
SSRDFokD o x.s
HNs@Sf S,nS i II ess
for New York syseser, Hale Coleman n Taunton
clifford, and Minerva grh.msn Fan River for T do Jo
f for io
whence for do Baret Harris DO for DE- Tunis 30:
do George Hotckhs Racket, do for do soop Clio Taun-
NORWICH Oct a. Sailed schrs Uncas, Chamgn, AieY.
sans
boarded and examined by uned states cutter jane:
%h Ee ssss ssss
Fannie Barney, JohIson, do for Rockland; Baker,
PENSACOLA, Oct 5-Arrived, schr Helena tBr), Bohm,
Cleared eth scbr Early Bird Eldridee, Indianola
s9S m1sss Miner
Ssds; r ys
sssshship ansts, is.'e, New Orleans; .hp
Sa1d GARDEN ; Sys Sis TsssS
Eawas d
Bright, Shaw CAMBRIDGE; John Ponder, HUDSON Boston;
PORTLAND Oct l40cleared schr Grace webster, Hums
saled-Bark James Ward; brig George W Chase, and
PORTSMOUTH, Oct l2-Arrived, schr Olive Avery, vii.
O., s% fa1. Smith, Bal
.!maTe FOR %Hss Ise Henry,
Ss Sss:
nubbei, south Amboy;J Collins Gray. Rondoat; Benz
Brown Philadelphia; VIM Hone, Torrey, Elisabethpor;
vernilon Lockwood; Emma Hart, Hart; Benz English
Baker, and r King, Bliven, NYork.
SAVANNAH, Oct l2Arrived, schr Mercy Trundy, War.
sATTLI.A MILLS Oct s-saled, schr VIM Corners.
O'Tooe NYork before reported Bath Mel.
SALEM Oct l4-Arrived, scir William 0 lrish Rathbun,
Elizabethport. . 80,
Evans, Ezabethporth; Fanny Hazard, Mayo do; Belle.
Simpson, Newark Harriet, Barber New York for Pawuck
ct; sloop Proof Glass, Rondout for Somerset
TAUNTON, Oct H-Saied, schrs Crocker, Thrasher,
Philadelphia Sylvester Hale. Coleman NYork; soop Clio,
for do
teer. and Rebecca Clyde, Chichester, NYork.
WARREN, Oct A-ss!ed, schr Josephine Phinney'
NYork
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sHIPPIN G NE w S.
Almanac for New ycrk-This Day.
Pos.I Of NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1860.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusc OF Vessels arriving at this port win
please deliver all packages intended for ts HERALD
regularly authorized agents who attached TO Steam
Yacht feet. The New York Associated Pross do now
collect marine reports attend to tho delivery OF packages
w DO seen BY the following extract from the proceedings
oiths regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1866
Press will discontinue tho collection or shin news In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
na- The o1cc OF tho HERALD steam yachts JAMES aad
1EASNEfiK a. whitehall slip. All communication from
sells VIII be forwarded free OF charge
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shipping Notes.

There in port yesterday feet OF 42l vessels. OF
which 60 ships, 81 barks IS bgs and 81
schooners.
During the past week the steamships se.ia and Hammo
MIA Of the Hamburg line, have been the mammoth
tional dry dock at Hoboken and painted.
The screw the propeller Pequot 700
schr Lily pilot boat Jane for patching purposes the
barge Warren, schr scgun and the pilot boat Patter
son painted and the barge Sentinel for general repairs
The Austrian ship Flia Maggore $40 tons u few months
ago sunk just OF the Batcry ia now the balance dry
the foot Of Pike slip for extensive repairs
The Atlantic Mall steamship Compsny's side-wheeler CO.
umbia 1871 TONS built here In 1857 the mammoth
balance dry adjoining the above for the purpose
being calked stripped Of her old and furnished with new
suit OF yellow metal sheathng
On Thursday afternoon the packet ship Southampton IA
tons built In this city in 1s49 and belonging to Messrs
Morgans Co, lowered from the great sectional
dry the foot OF Rutgers slip after examination
and slight repairs.
The clipper ship Governor Morton followed her. She WAS
bull, in Somerset in 1850 1908 belongs New
Bedford OF the estate Of the late Edward Mott Robinson
She lowered yesterday morning, after being calkcd
stripped OF her old and furnished with suit Of yellow
metal sheathing.
The sectional dry dock the foo. OF Clinton street
up the Norwegian ship Minerva for slight repairs.
The British ship Importer, 1910 tons, recently rctnPpAa .
this por, in Distress will go into the Erie Basin dry dock No
omorow for examination. :
MARINE DlSRStetss
SHIP EMILY MCNEAn at Philadelphia from Liverpool ex
pernced heavy westerly gales the first 10 days out shipped
much water shifted CARGO stove boat broke the wheel and
sHrr NErrur (Nor, Erksen, sailed from New York July
II for Constannopie with arms FOR the Turkish govern
Som HALLooK The schooner before reported the
Gross Ledge below sn to be the Hal
Sem GEMfMA HARRIrT, in entering Little Egg Harbor
Crew saved.
soua Br upprpp Finley from Portland. OF and for 81
bran and shorts was wrecked litS Inst on Widows Island
North Haven in damaged condition, and large part q II
Will haze ,, to be sold as II psrshaDe condition. The
Som NELLIE GRANT Of Gloucester before reported sunk
IN Wood leland harbo has been raised and taken to saco
BIO taken the saco railway for repairs.
ELsIsoRr Oct b-The George kngman Cof Boston, Holm
sprung leak.
PLYMOUTH Oct 4-The Yorh.Gcrman brig Elise, Of Wis.
with loss @snmast and all attached having Been obliged
s%s Ss s ne os sssmos a in sn IL.
warks on the siarboard and sustained damage to rails
Errsors OF THE LArE oALr;-From tho 81 Andrews
s q s' s n ssaSSr a as
Clineh II Mallory FOR Phiisssphi. with cargo Of iron,
SSnp cargo q -four run u here ):
@ Shelter was driven ssSore cargo viii Be- ds
.so % as s r:os. Ct ss
George for Boston pu. IN here Scnsdsrss dsTsgsd
Simon, va: driven 1 a.sors ana much d.%:sss ypin
e: :sis $ss ;'s g:
), 1: SS saS: s: .S;
Bragg arrived yesterday from Portland.
Miscellaneous.
pnie Mary 1uAynn, which sailed from Smyrna sspt
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Tho Second District Democratic Senatorial
Convention.
FOURTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

Cars KILL N. Y, Oct. IL, 1862
Jacob Hardenbergh OF Ulster, was to-day unani-
mously nominated as the democratic candidate for
Senator in the Fourteenth district comprising the
counties OF Greene and Ulster
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER H. lssg-TRIpLE SHEET

Ship Minnehaha tBr), kc0rash, Londonderry, TO J
Kuox Co.
Ship Southampton, smthwick, Mobile Snow Burgess
Shin Mary RUSSELL Rusk. Mobile-Goodspeed white.
Bark CathsynA lorw), Htuhr, 6tshin-wsndl Tetsms
Bockmann. -.
Brig Hedwg Sophia wc). Aspuud, Cork Falmouth for
Brig Morning Light, Marks, Demarara-L W 4 Arm
strong. .-...
schr Tamp,co, Lombard. Tampico-Brusulere Theband
schr jessie Jones (Br), johnson, Barbados-Jones
Tough.
schr n II Banks, Watt, Havana y Phillips Sons
Gchr Constitution, Lunt, Newbern-J Smith 20.
Echr II King, McGrecor, Calais--J Roynton Son Co.
Schr Fred Reed, Peudlcton Boston-H Loud Co. .
Hchr Black Diamond. Merrill Providence-0 kackeu
Bros.
Soop Horace l.. Francis. Stamford
Steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia
ARRIVALS.
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Democratic Union Assembly Nominations.
In pursuance OF the call OF the Democratic Union
General Committee Roosevelt-Waterbury branch)
conventions were held III each Of the Assembly dis
tricts last evening to nominate candidates for
Assembymen The following were the results OF those
conventions in which nominations were made:-
Third district, William II. Rooney; Fifth district
Christopher Johnson: Sixth district, Oscar IL. Bogert
was nominated and accepted; Seventh district
Henry obere; Eighth district, Martin Nacntman;
Fifteenth district, John Rooney; Sixteenth district
adjourned ian informal ballot gave Frank Il. Purcell
q majority; Seventeenth district, Frederick II.
Fagge; Iwenueth district Patrick McGOyern.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

"a
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout in their worst stages,
Scrofua Kings Evil Erysipelas old ulcers and the worst
the blood great Debility Liver Com
cured by this sovereign purifier has been tested by the
public twentyone years 1t has cured hundred thousand
cases. fails when taken directed certain
curative for Fsua in all durable II cures the fouless
old ulcers, where the bone has become caries
The Life BaIsa does contain particle of mercury or
any mineral. -
PRINCIPAL depot 246 Grand street. SOLD by drugysts 81
per bottle or for S. Sent everywhere by express
Hyatts INA Snuff, Is cents permanently Catarrh.
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Republican Assembly Nominations.

In pursuance Of the call OF the Union Republican
General Committee CTwenty second street organiza.
tom, conventions were held In each Of the Assembly
districts last evening to nominate candidates for
Assembymen. The following are the results OF the
made, most OF them adjournng without naming
candidates, bat appointing conference commn tees
Appointed committee OF conference and adjourned;
Ell Taylor received the highest number OF votes on
an informal ballot. Twenty.lirst Observation-Disclosures
Phain.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Ship Rechsag (NG,, C.habiy, Hamburg. e days. with
and passengers, 10 Funcb, Edge Co. Yves boarded
BY pilot boat Cnas Marshal No s. IN lat 81, Ion 49,
SAILED.
Steamships England, Liverpool; City OF Washington do ;
Donat, do; BRITANNIA GLASGOW; Lafayette, Havre City of
Mexico, Vera Crnz, &c; Alaska Aspnwai; Wilmington,
Galveston Gen Meade New Ulleans De Solo, do George
Washington do; ManhStaD Charleston; Montgomery, and
Magnolia, Savannah.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-12-17

NO. OF Teachefs emp1Oyed during the ytaFAI5
It must not. be understood from this
that so many different persons were en-
ployed, but 1T shows that only very
small number of the Districts employed
the same teacher for both summer and
winter terms. For the summer term,
only ten male teachers were employed.
In the winter term there were II females,
and 20 malec