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Exports for the Week ending Thursday
NAV q.

FOREIGN.
HAVANA-Per schr Minerva-15, 600 feet Lum Der,
35 bbls Resin, empty Barrels.
BARAN AS-Per British schr W Cleare-60 bbls
Flour, 40 obls Potatoes, hid Shoulders, box
Dry Goods, and $500 feet Lumber.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Per schr Scud-5O bales Cotton, 81 tons
Metal and 156 casks Clay.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Magno'ia-ll bags Sea
Island Cotton esl bales Upland Cotton. III paies
Yarn 1876 tierces Rice, 1888 bbls Rosin. Is bun
dies Parer. 45 casks Clay, 35 empty Beer Barrels
63l packages Fruit and Vegetables. 4s Packages.
90. Per steamship Manhattan-lCo bags sea
land Cotton, SIS bales Upland Cotton, 25
bbls Rosin, 162 bales Yarn, 20 Casks clay, llo
empty Barrels, 1920 packages Vegetables, u
p, ckages >undries, 2 Horses: Carriage: =. Fer Fer
schr Yankee Blade-25,000 feet Lumber, So. ooo
feet Timber.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-1oo tierces
Rice, 1ss bbls Rosin, 227 bales Cotton lt6 ca casks
Clay, 81 bales Yarn. II bales Rags, II bbls Phos-
pilates. q, 1000 feet Lumber. 7S9 packages Vege-
tables Per steamship Palco19lss hs,.I o1lss aa up
bale Wool, 20 bbls Rosin, 5000 feet Lumber,
30s packages Vegetables, and sundries.
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Mansion. The facts cannot be more public
| than they are. In the second place it is nee
essary, as we conceive, that there should be
ch ange. There must bea Cabinet, with states
manship in 1t, and there must be an end to
nepotism in the govsrnm ,nt, because the re-
retained where the former is wanting and
where the latter abounds. Without the respec:
and confidence OF the public no administration
can have any vitality.
The Boston Advertiser, Summers orgln
yelps in chorus, thus :
| Many OF the appointments which the rresl- sa
dent made by advice were not less Iortuna.o. iN
These were crowded by sheer physical lorce
through the opening which Mr. wasnDurne
left. They were for the most pa1t OF pohu-
clans with local reputation, endorsea py exc
cntiye committees and members OF Congress,
and gifted with an infinite capacity ior 'oing,
donoinon their claims, as Senator Irumbuu
disparlg lgingy called it, into the ears OF the un'
happy officer who had to answer their demands.
than would have successfully run the gauntlet,
whoever had been President, while the present
pernicious system is in force. But it is large
enough to have moderated to some extent the
enthusiasm with which the new administration
was launched, and to lead many thoughtful and
observing men for the moment TO look upon
the venture with divided emotions.
And the New York Herald caps the climax in
leading article as follows:
The fact has become patsnt that the Repub
lican party is the most corrupt that ever
cursed our land. During the war its leaders
fell upon the rational treasury and the public
credit like 80 many ravenous wolves. Their
Jobs ald robberies in the way Of army
contracts, in the sale of rotten old hulks
for transports, in the building OF new
war vessels that proved shells or abor-
tions, and in everything connected with sup
plies, including provisions, clothing, forage,
hospital stores, andSo on to the end OF the
catalogue, for the use of the army and
navy, we're enough to appal any other people
than the American. These deplaved and hun
cry leaders. with appetites for the spolls OF
Office still lingering instheir ihsatiable maws,
have now fastened upon the Senate OF the Uni
ted States, and, with an avariciousDess that
spurns all COMPROMISE, reason and control, de-
mand that no appointment shall be made with
out their having finger il the selection. La
the homely phrase OF Western senator, they
are persistsnly ''ding -doDglng" every memblr
or that body; and, it ia mortifying to acknow-
ledge, they have in that body friends and con-
treres as corrupt as themselves, who are ready
and are employed to do their bidding in max
ing Indian tresties, allowing enormous grants
Of land for private purposes, and engaging in
other scapdalous practices, besides encourag-
ing fraudulent appointments to office.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, May6-Noon.-Consols 931S. Bonds 801f.
Afternoon.-Bonds fat, 79h.
LIVERPOOL. Lay 6-Noon.-cotton firmer but not
gher uplands 1IAd; Orleans lad; sales 5000 bales.
Aftcrnoon-cotton quiet and steady; sales will
probably reach 10000 bales Pork 102s Cd. Tai.
| low AS.
Evening-Cotton easier; uplauds 117sd; Orleans
12d; sales 10000 bales Fine rosin los. Turpen-
tine 29s.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK. May G-Noon.-Money sharp at T.
Sterling s11 Gold Ss,S. Cotton firm at 2SAc. Tur'
peutine weak at Sekc. Rosin firm; strained 50 66.
Evening.-cotton In good demand. closing quiet;
sales $500 baea at 2sc. Flour dull; superfne SIS 60
as 95: common to fair extra Southern Sc 60a6 30.
Wheat heavy and 2l3c lower. Corn heavy and la2c
lower. Pork and lard quiet Whiskey. ssc. Sice
quiet; Carolina sMa9c. Sugar In fair request Naval
stores quies "Freight3 gu ct; on cotton by steam
5-33 Money generally easy at per cent. sterl ng
firmer at sYasN. Gold quiet at S6N. Stocks very
irregular. Governments inactive but steady 6c's
11s3S.
BALTIMORE, May 6-Cotton steady. Flour quiet
and dull. Wheat Hrmer; good to prime red 81 9Oa2;
Corn closed dull; white s4as8c; yellow S5assc Oats
dull at 73a75c. Provisions unchanged, Whiskey
firm.
CINCINNATI May G.-whiskey firm at es. Mess
pork ss1. Bacon held firmly; shoulders lSA; sdes
IT; demand light. Lard-prime held 1t II.
ST. LOUIS, May 6-wbiskey 60 Pork heavy at
ssl. Shoulders 1s; clear sides II. Larl dull and
nominal
LOUISVILLE, May s-Provisions firm. Mess pork
ssl 25as1 50. Shoulders 1shalSX; clear sides l7&a
TX. Lard steady. whiskoy-raw 92ass; rec'ihed
sscas1 20, according TO proof.
WILMINGTON May 6.-spirts turoentine quiet at
AOx. Rosin steady at s2a7 Crude tur entine high
er at 81 soa2 60 Tar firm at q 40. Cotton quiet at
26a2eh.
SAVANNAH, May Cotton quiet but firm; soles
$50 bales; middlng 27K cents; receipts 49, exports
coastwise 439.
AUGUSTA, May 0-cotton Armer; sales $50 bales at
26l<c; receipts H.
MOBILE, May 6.-Co'ton opened quiet but active
later In the day: sales 1900 bales low middlDgs 20a
28Ec; receipts $50; exports 720.
NEW ORLEANS, May 8.-Cotton In fair demand and
pi.fer middliuCs 2s4c; sales $500 bales; receipts
sG5; no exports. Gold 3sA; Sterling 4sH. York
sight exchange H premium. sugar-common saloc:
prime l2,.a12Ac. Molasses-farmentlng 60i56c; re.
boiled 65a7cc.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

NEWBERkY May A-coton easy at rom 25a25H.
SUMTER. April 4-Abou 20 bales sold during the
week at 25a:G
MONTGOMERY. May a-cot'on quiet but steady;
low irIGdl,uss seli"e very ro ;dily ~ 25hc.
COLUMBUS, Nav 3.-Dcm md continues fair for
better prld,e; mid liDgs zoe; wsrehonse sales i06
bulos; receipts II baic-i hi nents 107 laos.
MACON, Muy Al g market op'D'sl this morn
ing wi good nGman ;. AID sales were mado at
q. re for miidlingI. he dISI aiclis annouD c
slight dt inc in The Liverpool AID New YorR mar
k.ts aud 10 Consequence tho deInan Tell of hel g.
Reccips to-day 10 bs.es; saipmens III baes; sales
aO2 tales.
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Excess In visible sup ,y. 6J,I27

Stock Of cotton held BY Manchester inners at
the mills now 60 coo bales same ume 1863. 2pU,000
bales. Iiddi ng uplands how liAd.; ten 1850.
The arrivs OF the article at this rorl for the We
show suspension Of the supply of sea is nds only
o,e bs. Of tnis quality bay, e come to a d, while
the receipts OF upIands a. ow II increase on last
year, and were 2077 b:les, against bags of sea
isl.nds and 1857 ba.es o, upaad. tho week before,
aud 8s bags OF sea Island, an floridas. aud l6oJ
bales OF uplauds for tina corrs>p ,nuiug reeb .ast
wear. These supp.ies h.y. come lrn IL the followi g
aourccs Say OF upiands per %. III Cerolna Rail-
ro.l. 1861 bass per Northcs, orn RI road lis;
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Marint Aews.

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, dorsey. Baltmore-Courtenay &
Trenholm.
sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New3erE.
From this Porf9s
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York, May 8.
steamship W Everman, spjder, Philsdelphis,
Mays
Bark Lizzie H. Spring, Liverpool, April 10.
- Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore, Mayl.
Brig Hesry Perkins. Mayo, ut New Orleans. april 3d.
schr usrga ct & Lucas. Day, at New York, May s.
scbr sylvan, Young, at Boston, May
Shtpnews By Telegraph,
kAvANSAH. May 6-cleared, steamships North
Point for Bait more; Hermann Livingston for New
York.
weather mild. Wind E. with rain.
LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port OF Charleston, May g.
vEserLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsrrsa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Marmora tBr), - tons, Robinson at BoYce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loaorng-R Mure Co.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood 1T Adgere wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
Prometheus. 6sl tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf, Tor
Philadelphia, ready Getty.
SHIPS.
Amelia, 688 tons, Berry. at Atlantic wharf, for Liv-
erpool. loading-Patt. son Stock.
Winthrop, 94S tons, Stewart at Atlantic wharf,
from L verrool d schargipg Patterson l. stock
Richard III, 9S5 tons, Wood at Boyce Cos
wharf, from Liverpool. wating-Master.
BARKs.
Dalkeith (Brl. 648 tons, Anderson, at E Railroad
wharf for Liverpool, loadiug-R Mure Co.
David McNutt (Brb 500 tons. McElhenny, at Doyee
GCo's wharf, for Liverpool, loadlnG-R Mure co
BRIGS.
Pye (Brl, 3e5 tons, Pye at Palmetto wharf, nom
London Eng, to be repaired-J Enslow Co.
Eirchard Torrey, tons, Frisbfe at Accommoda-
ton wharf, for Jacksonville, ready-Risley
Creighton.
soHooNERS.
Nellie Carr. 1ss tons. sno. man. in Ashley River,
for Baltimore, loading-Ri4ley 4 Creighton.
W Cushing - tons, Cook, ut Palmetto wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker Co.
James jones' 252 tons, Jones, In the stream, ior
Georgetown. y Z, ready Master.
Argus Eye. = tons. Thompson. at Adger's wharf.
from New York, dischargiug-W Roach co:
Golden Cit,, - tons, Nickerson, at Brown COS
wharf, from st Joun's, R, diseharging-W +
Hall.
James Crook'r - tepa, Currier, in Ashley River.
for Providence, loadiug-Risley Creie hton.
Flying Scud 100 TONS Mitchell. at RI 8 wharf, from
Alexandria Va, waltin. .-Sisley Creighton.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Song CT a ge.

Who mourns? Flow on. delicious oreese M
Who mourns, thou:h youth and strength 60 oy
Fresh leaves invest the 7ernai uees
Fresh a,rs Will drown my lates' sASu'
OF .arth,s great VII Die that lifts more high
4 tempest treshened brow each morn:
TO meet pure beams and azure sAS
Thon world renewing breath. sweep on,
Ird VAT earth's sweetness DER the wsveI
mat esrth Will circle roubd the sun
When God takes back the life BE gayei
To each his turpi Even now feea
The 4 ct Of children press my RTava,
And ons deep whisper DER 1t st al
tsThe sou11s His who died to save."
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN the Postofhce at
Charleston, for the week snaine MAY 8, 1869,
and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having tho largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston.
aTPersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised"
Hs- Office hours from A. II. to P. N. On Sun.
days. from to P. n.
STANLEY G.. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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financial auo Gommsrfial.
The Charleston Money Market.

The Charleston Money Market.
THuRspAY, May 6, 1869.
With some few exceptions the market remains un'
changed. Business in securities is dull, and but
few transactions have been effected during the week.
Southern bank bills have increased In value. City
stock has deprecated since the installation Of Pills.
bury, and is now dull at 6s. Fire loan bonds have
fallen from rs to 70. State securities are in better
odor. and have advanced eighty. Tho Peoples and
First National Bank Stocks are quoted at 106.
aorrraKRN RANK BIIIA
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aF Persons depositing letters in the Postdmce
wiii please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they Will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be Mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office.
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u,SI .SE VtIssELs
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0i4.
FORRIGS
LIVERPOOL.
Tho Clifton wi.iams, sailed. a.............."Apr1ii ~
The MIunir, Rorer!s.ll, up. .:Apl IL
Bari Hr.cu sands, Utis, tailed. .Mdrch 10
ooMEST
aasroS,
schr sylvan, Yruur, cleared MAY l
Sour q N Hawkins. Wyatt, up...........".'Ap.h Z'
BELFAST AR.
BRIG Alex nier AIiuken ruow. sa'led..... April ~
schr Ida purgess urg5ss sailed. April Il
vohg
Brig E i,cdman. Rcdman, cleared. h.......Aprii2 ~
Schr Al B Bralnhall It u cleared ...... ...Apri ~
schr Myroy T IoSn, up p.........".."..Arr 20
srhr Margaret & Lucas. Day. Cleared. .........May
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull Dhtor. cleared. MAJ a !
Brl.. Paragon. thu 4, cleared d.......''''..'"p-h ~
NEW ORLEANS
fch, A N Ic!rnd ennett, err q ..... tpel 10
Drs Henry Perkins. Mayo cleared. ....'. April 80
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Wilmington Market.

VIII MINGICN. MAY 6.-TuRpE. :TrNF-25a hbls
received aud sold at s4 for virR'u 81 10 Tor yellow
dip ani 81 81 for havl, p 80 pounds.
spInrrs IuRpRNrIsH-Is lower. Sales OF 105 bulls
at Il and l2l bbs al 41tsc per gallon
RosIN-.ales Of 1920 bbls at 50 for strained. 81 10
for No. 50 50a2 75 Tor low No !, and S4 75 6a6 for
pale, as In quality.
Ihn-Market steady, with GALES of 16G bbls at 50 40
per bbI.
CoTroN-Small sales at 2G4c for mixed grades
PEANUTs-. lor of 500 bushels changed hands at
50 05 per bushel for Extra.
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wCMBN,S LIST
IMcGof, Annie
McGrsth, Mise q

,IMcGof, Annie
McGrath, Mise q
McNair, Clara P
Nelson, saEie
Nezbit, E]iz1beh
jOlsen, Mrs G II
Passai]gue, Au-
lPervis, N Mar
| gret
] lPinckney, Miss A
lPincEney, Mics
| Venus
lPassleg, Mrs L
Rankin. Mary r
Redding, Mrs ]
iRenns, Miss ] J
Richardson, Mrs
Rodgers, Susan
Salvo, Mrs o 81
lScheyrer, Mrs j
lSharp. Mary A
4 Shepard, Mrs E
singHton, Diah-
lSpiceagher, Emil
| ly
Spencer, Mrs N
Spencer, Miss
tstevens, Sarah A
Stewart, Mary
Smyth. Mary f
Smith, MrsC
Smile, Grace
Simons, Mics L
Tow, Fanny :
Taylor, Mary Z
Utsey, Mrs D
Utsey. Mis- 4 E
Villa, Mis- Dido
yanpurgh, Miss
v
Wagner, Mrs E a
Wall, Miss G
Wall, Maria
yelling, Ellen
Wilkerson, Miss
Wood, Mrs q
Wright Alice
Wright. Mrs M
Ward. Mrs J
Ward, Miss z H!
Walker, Fannie
Williams, Emms
williams, Miss "
Williams, Mrs @
| White, Alvira
| lZanelli, Mrs L
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Mott, william
MONTGOMERY,
Hon @ W
Monaghan, Thos
Myers, H A
Myers, Henry A
McFerran, Vim
Megrath, 4
Mcpherson, A a
O'Brien, Hr Nc
O'Leary, Daniel
O'Neill, Patrick
Pet igreu, James
Perry, Hon B f
Dupkin
Pinckney, YIN
Rodgers
Pierson. Rev Da-
vid 81
|Piath, Charley
PoiDciguon. z
Pool, Hsyu4
icol'dI
|Pratr, W b
Preamore, Ly-
man
Quinn. B
l;amsey, steph-
ney
Ridcock, Joe
Richardson, ]
Rollins. Joseph
Robertson. b
| i.c6nidt, W A
,cally. Andrew
Scriven, John
Nathar
>inI, DR. Thomas
simmons. Pine
,inkler, Robert
|naw, John
smith. Sllas
Tague, John
Taylor, B
iay.or, o D
rorck. 81
Triete, Edward
Trotty. George
Wager, Joseph
Washington, Jo-
seph
We.ling, Edwin
IWelch, William
Wilson. James O
White, 3 L
Wilbur, Newell
Williams, james
| z
Wohlers, Join
Woods, Richard
wermann. Eidy
! Wynann, DR.
Jefrles
Zweilet, Fred
lZerbst, Died. d.
| rich
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Allan, Mics N II
Anderson, Mrs CI
Ancar, susan IL
Artson, Mary |
Austin, Mary B I
Bailey, Mrs II NJ {
Bailey. Rosa II
Bee, Rosa II
Beck. Mrs A
Block, A Maya I
rethe
Blackman, Mrs j {
Bowman, CarrieI
Bythewood, Miss {
j T
Brown, sarah > u
Brown, Ars |
Frank ID
Brown, Mrs II
Carson, Susan J
Catsr,Susan j
Carney. Mary J
Cammer, Nora J
Campbell, Miss Ell
Camel, Mary JanejJ
Cheney, Mrs E DlT
Chapman, Miss
v III
Clark, Mrs B
Cook, Miss 3 Z
Cockren. Mrs c E
corfeld. Miss ] [
Cook, Mary II
Cohen, Miss o RIL
Dacoster, Mrs II
r IL
Denny, Miss Nil
Z IL
Dengatt, Mary n
Dingle, Mrs O B n
Dods, Mrs Y IN
Due, Mrs E in
Easterhn, Mrs j
d III
Ellis, Mrs r |
Emmerly, Mary n
T., IN
Evans, Miss L MIN
Felters, Mary Z n
Fleming. Ella L
Foley, Mary L n
Frost, Mrs q
Fry, Ellen G. M
Garrett. Miss O lM
Gedt IS, Mrs ] a q
GIbbes, Susan M
Gilbert, Mary Ia
Ann III
Glover, Julia
Granger, Anna ~
Grant, Mary A Is
Green, Miss u
Hammond, Maryl.
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MEMS LIST

Adams, John 4
Aston, ] \
Bacot, Henry /
Bsley, Ephraim
A |
Beck, Pred L
Barnett, henry |
Bel, Grandy \
Bevies, q q i
Bence, G |
Bird, Perry /
Blanckes, Will i
liam q II
Brand. Luder Il
Brockmann. ] II
Bradinan, Mi II
| chael II
| Brockman, Jobnl
| d |
| Brown. William
| Joseph !
| Brown. Ben |
| (col'd) |
Brooks, DR. Perryl
Burdsall, FL /
wood |
Burns, Peter or
| Webb |
Cardria, l. N |
Catron, Williaml
Campbell, Chas |
I Z |
Campbell. George
| Jr |
Carew. Thomas
Compton, j D |
Carragher, Fral.l
| els d |
| Church. Beebles
| Clinton, q IL /
| Cloves, John o |.
Commodore, |.
| Paul 1
| Cechlon, James
| Cook, George |
Cobb, Gidd |
DAILY, John G |
Days, Simon |
Desmore, Thos
| tcol'd) |
Deleon, Charles
Dogan, William
Dorsey, J W |
| Duncan, Joseph |
Duncan. John /
Duffy, Nicholas
Dunkle, Joel z
| tby. w
Evans, Jacob |
Ficke, N l
Finley, Adam
Fltzgib IONS, Jas
Ford, Rufus |
Ford. L T |
Fowler, J c |
Forbes, Isaac B |
Fraser, John |
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Cousxnees per South Carolina Railroad
NAV a.

l67 bales Cotton, Al bales Domestics. 100 sacke
Bran. 16 hhds BIcon. ia bbls Naval stores, 5d3
bushels Grain, 8 cars Wood. cars Lumber. 10
& W Devices. Railroad Agent G + Ho pock, Pei
GER Rodgers & Co. MowIy & CO. Goldsmith Son,
z Wiss lhurston Holmes, Il Prinsle. Frost
Adger, B sloan. Street Bros Go, J Kerr
90, Hart Co, W Ryan, R P Caldwell, R,ecke
Bubrie Rhodes, and Ciaghoru, Herring & co.
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aarRraves, Miss
u
Hammond, Mary
A
Haywood. Mira C
ailler, Mrs F 5
Howard, Abbie
Hunter, Miss G
Hunter, Miss Y
Hutchinson,M Miss
B
Holmes, Mrs II
Johnson. Mrs NJ
3
Johnston, Mrs Z
Johnson, Mary
Jane
Judge, Miss B
Jackson, Miss B
Jackson, Miss J
James, Mrs A
Kennedy, Miss E
j
Kunhardt, Julia
King, Mrs E
Keckelev, Misc g
Lady, Miss L
LaRoche Mics u
Leovette, Mad
Lowe. Emma B
Loya, Mrs &
Lee, Rosa
Mayonis, Mrs c
e
Mattison. Kate s
Man. Miss 4 A
Mayrant, Mary
Maxwell, Mrs Al
ilellett, Mrs F
Meara, Mis- b
Mitchell, Mrs J /
Mitchell, Mrs VII
Montgomery, Re-|
becca
duckelvane, Jane
Mullinge, Ann |
Murphy, Ella
Murray, Mrs Z
Murphy, Miss J
Mathews, Mrs "
r
Myers. Miss NJ
Miller. Mrs W
Mccall, Mary
. ssssssssssss sss
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PREsIDENT GRANT AND THE
RADICALS.
Radicalism has had Its Day.

TIE SPHINX DENOUNCED ON ALL SIDES.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltmore-W Ma
diera, S W Wharton, ) j White. ] T Wilson.
Luhn, Mrs Euhn and two children, Dufae, D
Nixon, and Captain Sands.
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aCty,
Wanted to HIRE.

I'D Vessels to run between Portland
n HAaA and Boston for the season with brick.
n 64A Enquire of =, sl.-,
N.Sf7 Charles sawyer.
Ship Broker 1913 commercial street,
marIu Portland.
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TO Il IL r..

| THREE Rooms second and third floors of
Il Printers' Exchange. Enquir at the Press Of
Zee. - 81
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I am not in the habit Of taking advertised medi-
cnes nor of certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation; bnt feel con-
strained to make an exception in favor OF DoDD's
lNERvINE and Invigorator, q medicine have used
in my family for some time past My little daughter
had been suffering from severe whooping cough for
several weeks, and was SO much broken OF rest at
night that-by excessive coughing and loss ofsleep-
her constitution and general health seemed to be
giving away. Various remedies or paliatives were
recommended by intimate peighbors, but nothing
was tried until our attention was called by phys-
clan not now in practice TO Dodd's Nerve. This we
procured and commenced using at once-with an eff
feet immediate and surprising. As the commissions
were hardest at night, we began by giving the Ner-
vine on her going to bed Tie first dose administer
ed made its impression; the cough became less fire.
quent, and very much less severe, she got her
accustomed sleep, rapidly revived in health and
vigor, and in few days was as well as ever. What
was left of the whooping cough thereafter of no
trouble OF course cannot but consider Dodds
Nervine and Invigorator an invaluable r0medy for
this distressing maiady. 1 may, add that have
since recommended 1t to several family friends, in
like circumstances and have found it In every case
to be equally successful. 1t needs only to be known
to come into universal demand.
wv. PICKETT
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RAILROADS.
To TraYeIers
Portland & Kennebec R. B.
Winter Arrangement. dec. 4. 1865

So Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
gat LILO. P. NJ. for stations on this line
s sn ior Bangor, Newport Dexter and Stations on
Ma.ne Central railroad Also Tor Lewiston, Farm
LYON aud stations ON the Androscoggin X. X.
LAS, g m i2r Bangor, Newport, Dexter and sta
IONS on tne Maine Central r. r., will change cars at
s ny M Ms the fare IS the same by this'route
as via tine Maine Central Road
Leave PORTLAND for Bath, and intermediate sta
u1ns uauy, except Saturdays, at $50 NJ
days at SIS p. M. august" on oa'ur-
Passenger trains are due at Portland from Show
hogan, Bangor and Augusta daily at .25 P. NJ. and
from Bath daily at $50 A. NJ, $50
Fare as low BY this route to lewiston Waterville
KendaIPs Mills and Bangor as by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Mama
Central Stations are good tor passage on this line
Passengers rom Bangor, Newport, Dexter &C. will
purchase tickets to Kendalls Mills only and after
taking the cars this road the Conductor will fur
uisb tickets and make the fare the same through To
Portland or Boston as via thu Maine Central road
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and fer Bei-
fast at Augusta leaving daily arrival of train from
Boston, leaving at a. M; and tor Scion, Anson,
Norridgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
Skowhegan, and for China, East and North Vassa-
porc at Vassalboro; for Unity ct Kendall's MilPe,
and for Canaan ct Pishon's Ferry.
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, Nov. %, 1863 dec3-dtf
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