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A MEXICAN TONTINE
Life and Savings Insurance Co.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT.,
No. MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE
De. VM. M. POST. Medical Examiner.
THOMAS E. COURTENAY, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE, CHARLESTON, $. G.
DR.. THOMAS L. OGIER, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent
cHkNtIEsroN BOARD REFERENCE:
Hon. ALFRED HUGER.
w q. MAGRATH. Esq., President g. G. r. r.
Hon. J. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law
THO. d. WAGNER, Esq, OF j. Fraser Il Co.
ANDRtW SIMONDS. Esq, President First Ma
tiona Bank. -
ROBERT MURE, Esq, ,,.of Messrs R. Aure Co.
Colonel j. B e. SLOAN, Gotten Factor
W. A, COURTENAY ESQ, of Messrs Courtenav 4,
Trenholm.
H. B. OLSEY. Esq, Of alessrs. O;ney Co.
Having been app tnted General Agent for North
and south Carolina for the above reliable and popu.
lar Life insurance Company, am prepared to re-
ce1ve applications at reasonable rates and on favor
able terms JOHN KIRKLAND In
Office for the present at Messrs Courtenav A
Trenholm's. Union Wha1f. ws3mos June a
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|GuAR DIAN aruruAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YOR K.
org gantze d In 1850.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND so TIFTY, PER CENT.
A'oiices In force. .@23 900, 600
fAsse's' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
annual Income. 100000
Losses Paid. 100000
W.H. PRCKHAM, President.
wM T. HOOKER. vice-president.
l.. McADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
GA. FUDICKAR. Superintendent
AIRRcToRs.
Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New York.
Hon. JAMES HARPER. Firm Of Harper h Bros. ex.
Mayor New York.
john J. CRANE President Bank Republic.
WM M. vERMI1YE, Banker (vermlye & Co.)
CHAs G.. lockwood. Cashier Newark Banking Com.
pany.
non. GEORGE urDrxE. ex.Msyor Of New York.
MNoT c. MORGAN. Banker. f.
THOMAS RIonEx, Firm Thomas Rioney A. Co
BENZ B. SHERMAN. Treasurer New York Steam su.
"a gar Refining Company
AARON ARNOLD Firm OF Arnold. Con stable l. Co.
R1cHARD H. BOVINE. Wetmore & Bovine, Lawyers.
u. V. HAuoHwOUT, Firm e. v. Raughwout n ca
WM W1LKENs. Firm OF w. Wikens Il Co.
JCLzUs H. PRATT. Merchant.
VIZ. W. WRIGHT Merchant.
CHAs J. sTARR, Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant.
GEO. W. cuyLEa. Banker, Palmyra, NIX
GEO. I. Hope. President Continental Fire Hnsur.
apce Company.
JOHN q. SREtwooD. Park Place.
WALTON Il. PEoKHAM, Corner Fith Ayenus and
Twenty.third-street.
EDWARD II. WRIaRT, Newark NJ J.
GEO. w. FARLEE. Counsellor.
W. L. CooswELL. Merchant.
GEORGE KKIM,
GENERAL AGENT FOR SOUTH cARoLlNA.
Dr.. It. .REENsTJARNA. Fzautning Physician.
Il. IssERTEL. ~. =.
GENERAL AGENT FOR CHARLESTON.
gssssase No. seo aking-stree.
s@a CHARLESTON, g. @.
s-u.y I1 DAG Tyr
'AAAS ASo1.'.... ...IoHN GLE
NO x & g Ii.
Cotton Eransnrs
AND ttt4Ry ,t n
GENERAL S. al COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 1
No. las SAT7R'S WHARF. BALTIMORE.
C0NsI0NMENi 8 or COTTON. rios. 80. nm.
- solicited rnd liberal advances made
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psarsiaa.

(OAN u. ...PEHMANENT AND DAY
~ BOARDERs can be accommodated on reason.
a9te az. terms, at No Al WENA AWORTR-sTREET. ne ar
'ne' 0ou.n sAoe. " July 81
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WANTED-AGENTs-s7s TO saoo p n,

NV WANTED-AG AGENTS-S75 TU 83OO PsG ts
w month. everywhere, male and female, to in.
eroduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY Swing MACHINE. This m l.
chine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck quilt cor, bind,
braid and embroider in most sunerior manner
F.ice only SIS Fully warranted for Ave years. We
Will pay $1,000 for any machine that will sew q
stronger, more beautiful or more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the elastic Lock stitch " Every
be pulled apart without tearing it. WepaY agents
rom $76 to 5000 per month and expenses or a com
mission from which tw1ce that amount can be made
es, sscnAn CO., n!TTS1URG, Pa: SE
LOUIS MO. or BOSTON. MASS.
OF worfhsss s"saa RB8n hX 2hsr
unoer the ssS4e name or otherwise. Ours Is the
oniy genuine end really practical cheap machine
.-.enu.aosHSS& u Maya
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w ANTlt ID. ARRSM Ii H,USt., OF THREE
w or iour r0oma with kitchen, in the central
part OF the CITY Rent not to exceed $40 per month
Address M, - at thls Office. Juue ~
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3or Salt.

~yUl SQle.
EHOR SALE. A GOOD HORSE AND CART
~ with Harness; also three oeod MyTGH COWs
STREET. a. 49, 49, ~ IGN- q.
EHON SALE. ONE HUNDRED TI,OI1s-
- AND ACRES OF LAND in Kershaw Countv
South Carolina. oouy'
coNsIsT1Na OF: t&t,
FIFTY ykRY SELECT FARMS near Camden .,a
sne hairoad VARYING 10 size from l5O to 500 acres
nese and adjoiping Farms arc being taken by our
@ pest cisens and afford every advantage .or health
IuI. comfor able and profitable tarms
Many LARGE AND CHOICE PLANTATIONS.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES in Camden and Kirk.
wood. ~ "'Au Ai1A-
SEVERAL LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD LAND
A rev very VALUABLE SITES for manufactures.
ADDRESS, VIM. Nj. SHANNON,
1,,xoo Attorney at Law. Camden. 3. G.
Yoy 90 DSc 1mo*
ENOR g sALE Low, A LARGE CFIURCrI
- ORGAN, containing th,ry-Ave ops
A SMALL pARLoR sH 0SaAN cont.,n,no ,onu
stops. In . handsome Rosewood Case. Aeplv at
John BAKERS ORGAN FACTORY. 10. "a Van.
DER orsf-street. thstusth July
A PNl VAT E SALE, THAT EINE
IN slAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
Gainonn "a, and East Bay Streets No. 49, Apply ON
LAn -L-.SM.cIo. tLst0 January 81
A UCTlON EERs, b BKOKER aNn
So. otners wlsn1ng ~ or Sale" Ilacards Business
ness and dispatch will consut their interest by Ieav
lng their orders ct THE NEWS JOB OFFI0E NJ
1l9 East Bay. A' No
ENOR SALE, OLD MEwSPAPEws IN
n any quantity. Price rs cents per hundred.
ply ss s o fH that be
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR TIE AMERI.
Nv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
hsh and German. by Robert stewart, " H., OF Miss,
me work covers the whole ground sf the breeding
bo:h In sickness and health. 1t has won its wav to
popular favor. and is today the most popular and
pest setting Horse Book out. Address q. r. VEN .
fu0nsher, Cincinnati. 0. 6moN. March 10
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aDauts.

w AN ED, n N..AlAN TO COCK, Wa Il
.v MD IRON for small family. To compe-
s ssa' K1% GHe bersi wages will be paid Apply at No
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WANTED, A COMPETENT MAN, FOIs
w permanent country job, capable of doing
W6eelwrtghl and blacksmith work. Apply to CAME.
RON. BANKLLY& co. July2A
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NJ AMT ID 10 PURCHASE FOR CASH.
w agood -ECOND HAND PIANO. state price
and maker. Address W., NEWS OEFIuE
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MTANTED. EVEHYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ofnamensa o1s is executed promptly in the neatest
News Job once. No. lag EAST BAY Cali and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
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WANTED-AGENTs SELL TaE
w AMEPICAN KNITTING MACHINE. Price
$26. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will knit 10000 stitches per
minute Liberal Inducements to Agents. Address
AAER1CAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
b0ason, Mass., or ~ Louis. Mo.
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kOA SALE, A GOOD HORSE AND CART
some 20 With young calves Inquire at No. q GREEN.
AoIREEI. 3t -t -l-l .-.l ,Inlr o.
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~ wishtng to employ large or amaE numbers OF
CHtNE EsE lABORERs p'ay make the necessary
arTan eements Tor procuring gaugs Of siz- required
to ,AOOpMAN sCHAAP. San Francisco, California
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w WAsIEsD, a WOMAN IOCoOFk. WASH
Wv and do general house wo'k. kecCmmenda-
TONS ao required Apply in THOMAS STREET one
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H. Sk III. w. RWOuOD,S
EXTRA FINE PURE OLD
o N G A AHELA Wits KIES.
R0 BARRELS OF THE ABOVE FAvoRIrE
~ Wa!sK1E1, consisting OF x, Xxx. xxx, xxx,
and NECTAR and CABINET BRANDS and also OF
over GRADES.
Now landing, and for sale low by
h. GkRDTS & CO.,
ou.e ~ sfutn3mo No. East Bay.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES
TO THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
EUROPE.

Tho Irish Church Bill Forever
Gladstone In Favor Of the Amend.
ments- smnPks Of Sir Randel1
Palmer and Mr.. Disracll-Adviccs
from neutrality-suspicious. Of the
New Telegraph Blll-Political Ar
fairs ~ Participates from Bue-
nos Ayres via Ltsbon-The Turkish
suitan and tho viceroy OF Egypt.
LONDON, July aa.-There was q full attend.
snce Of members and spectators 10 the House
OF Commons this evening.
Whom Mr.. Gladstone rose to speak he was
greeted with great cheering.
Under heavy sense Of responsibility, but
with profound satisfaction, he moved that the
House agree to the amendments, inserted yes
terdsy, without exception or reservation. He
called attention to the excelsior from the pre-.
ambie Of the words specifying tho appropria-
tion Of surplus but as the point WAS better
indicated In the bill he thought 1t would be
invidious and unnecessary to require the oret-
teal and abstract declaration In the preamble
The re.insertion Of the date, 1871, was not a
token OF victory, but an indication Of the
Joint and harmonious working OF the Houses.
He reviewed the ohter amendments which had
been met with objections and said the sub.
stance OF the Government proposals had 70.
mained virtually un,ltcred. He asked the
Hose to disc ud every word that might have
been uttered tending to embitter the question,
and he apologlzed for any warmth OF feeling
that he might have shown. He congratulated
tho House on the satisfactory settlement
which had been arrived at, and praised the
ability and moderation with which the debates
had been conducted by Earl Granville and
Lord Cairns. He hoped the disestabiished
Church would develop when her qualities by
which her great career would be marked out
for her, and that God would speed her on her
new o,reer.
Sir Roudcil Palmer, member for Richmond,
approved Of the course which had been taken.
II was honorable and fair to both aides Tho
point agreed upon was ono which all must
accept. In the case OF an adverse decision we
must bow to tho superior force of those who
control events. Aud when tn At time h., come
II 10 folly to refuse to see and AcknovlcdRe
the fact. The Mourht compromisc was sub.
stantialIy concession to the Church, and set.
Element arrived At which was s,tisf,ctory and
statesmanlike.
At tho copcIu,ion of DIsr,elrs ,pecob IN.
amendments were agreed to without a dl.
vision. Tho result was received with great
cheering.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Dlsr,eli In tho course
OF his speech on the Church bill said: When
the difference between the House. was only
matter OF detail he felt that delay In the set
Element WAS only OF doubtful, advantage, and
might result 10 disasters and dItIicul,ies Of no
ineonsiderabie kind. Compromise WAS not
unconstitutional surrender. Tho most essen.
tisl points 10 the amendments had been rs
tented to, and he thought tho House and
country would deem the compromise fair and
just lie hoped the present would be the last
occasion when political circumstance would
be dealt with by -hstrsct principles. We had
been on the eve of collision oeessionei by
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Auction sales.
TO-DAY.

DY COOPER = LATIMER, Auct'rs.
ID tsueeessors TO james o. Mo1uif. Co y
'''si s,sSif strcsi. star osdcs BSildins. "
LARGE STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL IsPLE-
MRNTs n PUBLIC AUCTION,
Il On SATURDAY NEXT ths l7th inst.
(@A commanding at " o'clock, q. N. We
TO- %J,hAlt sell, at the warertom- OF J. y.
Ezk22k Is rtholow. . g.. On Seventh street west.
between PennsylvAnlA avenue aud the
Canal, all the Agrlcuiturss ants, &c, re-
mAinlns 10 said wArerooni', f which We enumo-
rate In part, viti
GTist Mills, -keapars, N ,wsr,,
Threshers, Hay CATER, Pillow,
Cider Mills, Cultyators, Boao Du.t,
Hay CATERS, Harvest Tools,
6xtrss for M,wrrS, bespers, rhrsshrrs. sc
r.rtilirers, Ola Iron, shslv'ng, Desk. Drawers.
Wagons, Cars, &c.
ALsC,
Y, ur or Ave FfAiN Wa q t,usrs FOR business pur-
poses, prom neutly -tu ,t-,l. aud InAUy thar ari-
clss too nutnnruus to eHunernie
Ths abJr" arls viii b. c ntnurd from day 10
day mt I Ih- W hU,- IL spns.d OF
jyH COPPER 4 LATiMkE, Aucts
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Alexandria Affairs.

The Gazette Of Thursday evening has the
following;
The Messrs. Cooney have purchased from
Mr.. Richard b. Lloyd, Of Washington, the
brick building and lot on Cameron street,
opposite the market-house, known as the
Cameron House, for $1,000, aud propose
opening there first class restaurant.
BISHOP WHIrTLB, ofthe Episcopal Church,
preached for the first time In Leesburg, on
Sunday morning last. Eight persons were
confirmed. In the afternoon he ofiiciated at
Ketoctin, where several candidates were con-
nrmed.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to a colored
man named Edward Bird, who lives near the
canal basin, while being driven homo late
yesterday evening, fell dead In the road. Its
owner thinks 1t had been poisoned.
The Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
railroad Is now doing q splendid passenger
business. The largest train Of the season
went out this morning.
Mn. GEORGE X. II. LEFFLER, OF Baltlmore,
who has discovered new method Of manu-
featuring steel, Is about TO establish largo
foundry In this city.
BLACKBERRIEs were selling In the market
this morning at four, and huckleberries at
six cents per quart.
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for this week
contains, as usual, vast and varied amount
OF the most interesting reading matter, of a
local and general character. It is Just the
paper to send to friends out Of the city.
Among Its varied contents arc an interesting
account OF how disordcrly judge was
treated by Bladcnsburgcrs, and the libel suit
founded thereon; editorials on tho approach
Ing Ecumcncal Council Mayor Boweu's
message, and other interesting topics de-
telegraphlc information correspondence
from different points, articles upon Secretary
Boutwell's financial policy; matters relating
to the crops all over the country Cuban
Affairs Sunday reading matter; political
affairs, &c.
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Tnn INCOME TAx.-Ncxt year is the last
year, under the internal revenue law as II
now stands, In which the tax on incomes is
to be collected. The amendment passed In
1867 to the 10th section Of the law reads
thus;
"That the taxes on incomes herein i'm
posed shall be levied on the nrst day Of
March, aud DO due and payable on or before
the thirtieth day Of April, In each year, I'M
I'll and including the year eighteen hundred
and seventy, and no longer"
Unless, therefore, Congress extends the
operations Of this tax, universally acknowl-
edged to be inqusitorial, oppressive and I'M
constitutional, Its existence has nearly como
10 an end.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY DIsPEssARr,
northwest corner OF Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and K. W.
Latimor, has proved perfect success. Medi-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Once hours from 10
10 a. IN. and 8 TO Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
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Telegraphic Summary.

Ex-Gov. CRAro died at his residence In
Flint, Mich, yesterday morning.
OWING to severe storms In Ireland during
the past few days, the to egraph wires have
worked badly, whereby dispatches from and
TO America have been delayed.
THE French cable expedition arrived of
Roxbury at noon yesterday, says Plymouth
(Mass.) dispatch. The shore end will be laid
to-day.
TIM loss Of life by the explosion Of the
colliery at St. Helens, near Liverpool, on
Thursday, was much greater than was at
first reported. Fifty-elght dead bodies have
been taken from tho pit.
A BRussELs DISPATCH says that Henry y.
Sanford, the retiring American Minister,
on Thursday had an audience of leave, aud
Mr.. Jones, the new Minister, presented his
credentials. The occasion was one Of the
usual congratulatory speech making.
AT MEETING OF the Boston Common
Council last night, on the recommendation
OF the Mayor, an order was adopted provid-
Ing for proper celebration on the part of
this city on the successful laying Of the
French cable. A committee was appointed
TO arrange the details.
Two BRIrIsH steamers with the French
cable on board were signalled from High
land Light, Cape Cod, at sunrise yesterday
morning. They were bound into the bay
for Duxbury, where the shore end Of the
cable will be landed. They will reach their
destination this forenoon.
A NEw YoRK evening paper yesterday has
O long story about Cubans taking pa ssago
on the Erie railroad to Join Col. Ryan at
Niagara, and lntlmating that lllibus tering
expedition will start from the British shores
either from 81. Johns or from the mouth
of the st. Lawrence.
The steamship Arizona, from Asplnwall
on the 18th inst, has arrived at New York,
and brings only 5000 in treasure from
California. Valparaiso dates Of June II
state that an attempt had been made
by three Paraguayans 10 assasslnate Count
D'Eur, but the assasslns were captured and
shot. An attempt Of a party Of Paraguay
aus to board q Brazilian on-clad resulted
In all Of them being killed. Lopez still has
half dozen steamers above Azacurra. The
allies were about TO pass up the river
Yuqueri and force Lopez into Bolivia.
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The COAX HALL" clothing still carries
the day as to style and finish, while the
material Is Of the best quality. A visit 10
the establishment will prove the above as
sertlon. No. 400 Seventh street, opposite tho
Post once,
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A DISPATCH from Madrid says; The gen.
erals and the other officers of the army who
were recently arrested for fomentlng an In
surrection have been exlled to the Canary
Islands. Another conspiracy has been dis
covered and frustrated by the authorities,
the object Of which was the assassination OF
Zoulia, the newly appointed Minister Of Jus
!iee. Gen. slckles, the new American min
lister, has arrived.
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A SPECIAL to the New York Herald, dated

A SPECIAL to the New York Herald, dated
London, July 90, says
The compromise on the Irish Church bill
was the result of fear on the part of the
Peers Of the consequences threatened by a
collision Of the two houses Of Parliament.
Last night the Tory Lords held large
to repudlate the Marquis of Salisbury, aud
put themselves under the lead Of Mr.. Cairns.
The latter has been authorized TO make
peace with the ministry, and express the
Willingness Of the Peers to yield. To-day
Mr.. Cairns had an interview with Earl
Granville, and gave In the submission OF the
Peersj whereupon the cabinet agreed to com
promise, as announced tonight, The prompt
and loud expression of popular indignation
terrified the Lords, and thus has been post
poned for while the threatened agitation.
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THE Commissioner of Supervisors Of In-
ternal Revenue have been SO changed as to
allow tho Commissioner to change them
about as he may deem proper, and 1t is uu-
derstood that there will be changes made at
onae
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PROPOSED woRLD's FAIR.-Measures have
been concluded having In view the holding
Of a Worlds Exposition OF Manufactures,
&C., In Washington a year hence.
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Hon. CHAs. SUMNER is passing few days
with friends at Nahant.
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Ex-sEcRETARr STANTON had long inter-
Wow yesterday morning with Secretary Bout
well.
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GESTLEMES's LINEN DUCK SUITS,
White and Brown.

GESTLBMES's LINEN DUCK SUITS,
White and Brown.
Gentlemen's Drap D'Ete Sacks.
Gentlemen's Alpaca Sacks, $3.50 to SS.
Gentlemen's Thin Oyercoats.
GEORGE g. HESSISG,
5ll Seventh street.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
office, and interest unpaid for sir months, 10
call at once II they wish TO save their articles.
No. 277 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between Tenth and Eleventh sts,
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Astiuual gspnbIifau
SATURDAY noRNIsoiiiiii..,i,iJuLy n, mn

sNPsRsons LEAVING rHs CTR for the country
or the watering places can have the DAILr ma.
rIosAt REPUBLICAN, mailed regularly to them By
eavinG their names aud address. At this once.
FERNS ATTY cents per month.
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IarERsAL REvrsus receipts yesterday were
s713,545.70.
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ORDERED TO REroRr.-Lieutenant Muse,
Allen and o'Brlcn, from the marine bar
racks here, and sergeant, two corporals
and ten private marines from the Philadel-
phla barrack have been ordered to report to
Capt. McLano Tilton, In charge Of the ma
rlnc guard at the naval school at Annapolis,
for duty.
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PLYMOUTH, MASS, July 29.-The steamers
Chiltem and scanteris, with the French cable,
came to anchor this evening of nxxbury. II
Is thought that arrangements viii be complete
for landing the shore end tomorrow. The
land line to Boston 10 not yet completed, but
the once will be opened tonight.
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ny aREny . WILLIAMS.
~ I'd Real Estate tat BrShs,

DBsIRABLE BUILDING LOT.
By virtue % deed Of trust, recorded In Liber
IL 4. 3 .sls: % u. st re- ,h S s.g
81 July 4. lsss ~ . o'clock. p; m. the fol.
north 6siwesa Nori6 Gapiioi street aud De's.
Eass ayenge, spd near the Bslti NOR, Depot, and
ssis sws sSu sss.s Nt ss1 s ssc
Terms cash oonysyaueipg and revenue stamps
Trustee.
Iy6-sotd lnntionaar.
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Henry saaord, the Sunday School Pioneer
OF Ohio, died Al his residence in Zsnesviile,
yesterday Afternoon, aged 81.
July.
Pekin, ILL.,, Thursday. Loss 10000.
Tho caterpillar has made Its appearance on
the cotton In the Black Landslide Cane
Brake region In the Western part Of Alabama.
The steamer Gettysburg and monitor Gen.
taur have arrived Key West, all we'll.
Capt. Geo. ON has left Memphis for San
Francisco and China, for the purpose Of bring.
ing back Chinese emisrsnts for new company
recently formed at Memphis.
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Tho Fancy BaII At white Sulphur
SPRINGS.

dhEEsBRiEn, WHITE SULPHUR srRINos,
July 2a.-The opening fancy and masquerade
ball, given by the proprlotors to their guests.
took place tonight with great eeidi. All parts
Of the Union are represented. The spacious
ballroom Is crowded with gay mssquersdsrs,
and numbers are outside unable TO get In.
From six TO seven hundred are Ia the ball.
room, among them Black Boy, the Turkish
minister and his iadyi W. W. oorcoran, Gen.
eral Pickett, Misses Merriok, Thsyer, Kim.
yer, Lyons, General Thomas Ewing, wise,and
Conner; ex-Mayor Barrett, Judges white,
Belts, and Burnham. At IL O'Clock the guests
sat down to a sumptuous champagne supper.