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Paris Horticultural Exposition.

,JaA~. MIR. RONNA, just arrived from
SXSG France, has opened, for few days
~ only, on Plain street, Richard Flani-
gan's old stnnd. an exhibition Of the
most extensive and choice collection OF
PLANTS, Bulbous Roots, Flower Seed, Graft
ed Rose Trees. Fruit Trees, &C. Feb 46
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Strayed or Stolen ,

LNRCM the yard of the undersigned, three
i COWS. One light red, very old; one
black and white, springer; one no.horned, or
mule,y brown and white, not in good cond-
ton. liberal reward will be paid for their
recovery, or any Information leading to the
same. JOHN IkWIN
Feb
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Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro.
perty for Sale.

Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro.
perty for Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CARoIISA--IS THE CoNvo>,
PLEAS, LEXINGTON.
Catharlhe Sawyer and others, rs. Deborah
Sawyer and others.
NDCRSUA AMI to the order of the Court in
i tins case, will proceed to sell. before tb a
Court House Of Lexington County. within IeoaJ
next, - Aooi"ary
The LAND and MILLS of George Sawver
deceased, situate in Lexington County on
CEDAR Creek, adjoining lands of James u
Jones. William Scofeld, James Dunbar and
others, and known on the plat of w. r Saw
yer, dated and filed in this case February <
io62, by the letters A and C, + and B. II viii
De SOLD IN two parcels, Cedar Creek to be the
line; tracts and to be one parcel. contain
ing .423 acres, moro or less on the Wost aid
oi VI Oedar creek; the other parcel, F and B, con-
eailihg I,oio acres, more or less, on the East
siuc OF Cedar Creck-the purchaser of each
parcel to have equal mill privileges, respect-
iyely. and with the full and free privilege Of
uammlng the said Cedar Creek and using tho
waters thereof for mill and manufacturinr
purposes One-half acre for the family burial
ground, excepted on the Western parcel.
Terms OF SALE.--One- half cash; the balancc
ON credit of one and two years, in equal in
staiments, to bear interest from day of aale.
tne purchase money to be secured by bond
with good personal security and mortgage OF
the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. s. M. ROOF G
LEXINGTON {. H., January 5, 1870 Jan 10
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ShariH's Sale.

Pl virtue of writ of .feri ,facias, to mo di
~ rected, will sell, on the FIRST MON
pay in February next, in front of the Court
Ali that LOT of LAND with I tBe bUiId;,n.. buHfS,
thereon, in the city Of Columbia, Containing
one acre, and bounded on the North by .
Smith, = Burdell and - Taylor; on the
street. and on tho West by Gadsden street
Levied on the property Of Albert R. Cotton
at the suit of Horace L. Emery & Son Y,. Al,
bert II. Cotton. Will be sold at the risk and
cost OF the former purchaser, Samuel r. Spen
Ger, he having failed to comply with terms OF
sale. Terms cash
Jan 10 NTH p. F. FRAZEE. s. r. @
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Richland---In Euuity

Jesse Rabb ct al. Us. Jane NOVEL; ei nL--Bu
for Partition.
DURSUANT to the decretal order in tho
u above case will SELL before tho Court
House in Columbia on the FIRST MONDAY
in February next
All that LOT OF LAND. in the city of Colum.
bio, on North side of Pendleton street. between
Gates and Lincoln streets, containing one
half acre, more or less, fronting on Pendletob
street 81 feet, and running back $50 feet. moro
or less; bounded South by Pendleton street
west by lot OF Amanda Hodge, North by iot
OF Jane Simond, and East by lots assigned to
Maria Mi!len and others ~
Terms cash. Purchaser To pay for stamps
and papers y. q. MILLER q n pp'
Jan IL rth
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Teas and CoHees

CELECTED by an Choicest Moyune,
~ Hyson, japan and English Breakfast Teas.
common to choice Rio Coffees. Prices low and
inality guaranteed GEO. SWIMMERS.
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Securities dull. Exchange favoring
buyers. Money tight. Bank rates 1 Il per
cent. month on stock collaterals. Out-
side rates arbitrary. Bank notes stagnant.
96~ Bills marked thus (*) are being
redeemed at the bank counters of each.
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Wanted.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD STOCK.
- Charlotte. Columbia and Aug,:sta Raj!
road Stock
City Columbia Coupons.
Apply to d. GAMBRILL,
Feb II Office Columbia Hotel Building
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Columbia Board of Trade.

A REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING will
IA be held, THIS EVENING, at halT-past 7
o'clock. in Carolina Hall. BY ordor.
Feb II. O'NEALE. JR Scc'y
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Wanted

THO purchase, Immediately, fifty or one
Il hundred acres Of good LAND, within ten
miles Of this city, for homestead. Address
DEWITT q. SLATER,
Feb l. Columbia, S. c.
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LATnsr: QUoEAT1oas on sosUir,sssEssusr Sou, : 81 sE.
cURIT1Ks IN CHARLESTON, 8. C-.Oorrected,
semi-weekly, by A. O. Kaufman, Broker,
No. 70 Broad street-January %, 1870:
Ndn,es of Sacur;t;es Roe =, 51oa.,.,d Aol.y
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Sherif7s Sale.

John English Us. David n. Smith.
virtue ofa warrant to levy on and sell the
~ crop OF defendant, in the above stated
case case directed to me by D. B. Miller ESQ.
CleTk @ OF the Court Of Common Pleas and Cen
erai SESSIONS Tor Richland County, and in pur-
suance OF an Act of the General Assembly of
south Carolina, entitled IAN Act to secure ad
vances for agricultural purposes" and also by
virtue .1 OF writ OF tert tactds to me directed,
next, in front Of the Court House in Columbia.
within the legal hours of sale, the following
property, viz:
Eight Mules; one Mare; eight set of Har-
ness; two Wagons; one Saddle and Bride: n
iot OF Corn-eupposed to be about 100 bushels:
Shucks; ono double barrel Gun; a lot of House.
of Hogs. "e0u
Inc corn, Cotton, Cotton Seed, Seed Cot
ton. Shucks, Hogs and Household Furn;tnre
Will be sold on Tuesday, at the residence of
the defendant, on DR.. John Englieh's planta
Jan 16 NTH
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Fertilizers.

DERUNiAN dUANO-,ca,yonted prre,
Il Rhodes Phosphate.
Zell's Raw Bone,
Dickson Fertilizer,
Orchella Guano,
Maryland Fertilizer.
Peeler L Dickson COTTON SEED, a little
superior to Nat Pope's Celebrated Seed.
Jan 26 f6 BLAKELY & GIBBES
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Patent Magic Powder.

1On DOZEN Patent Magic POWDER, for
IOO cleaning and polishing Tin, Silver
Cutlery, Brass, Plated Wares, &c, &c. This
Powder saves time and labor to the house
keeper, and acts like magic in cleaning the va
riOus kinds of wares named above. Give it a
trial, and it is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
For sale only by j & T.. r. AGNEW.
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Lost,

-a--nn-N A SMALL SAFE KEY-No
e C24 ,62G. The finder will be reward
ed by returning it to this Office. Feb 3
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Wanted.

SPARTANBtRG and Union Railroad
~ BONDS. Parties having the above for
sale, may dispose of them by addressing,
a. {. KAUFMAN, Broker.
No. - Broad street, Charleston, $. e.
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Taken uD Estrav
Wanted.

A SECONDHAND CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
n Saw Frame. Irons for 25 feet carriage and
oo feet ways: Address, H., at this Office. and
state condition, place o! shipment, &c
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NETWORK.
Arrival o. Archbishop PureeIl--.Dsparture
OfEx-Presldeht Davis,.-The Nathan hur-
der investigations -Couuterfet hatioHal
4gaak slIIs-.-HsaIth Of the City. t

NFw YORK, August 10.-Archbishop
Purcell. Of Cincinnati, arrived to-day on
the steamer lOrient.
Jefferson Davis sailed Tor Russia to-day.
The Investigation OF the Nathan murder
to-day was uninteresting. Frederick Ma
than was among the witnesses. The son
sof Mrs. Kelley, the housekeeper, was fre-
uuentlv referred 60, indicating latent
suspicion in the minds of the jury that he
may know more of the murder than he
may wish to tell. He viii probably
be examined tomorrow. Thomas,
Deputy Attorney, was arrested to-day on
suspicion, as he had talked freely about
the murder. It sesns there are little
grounds for the proceeding The man
who was arrested at Newark IS one John
Miller. He is confined in Rockland coun-
fy Jail. He came here recently nom
california and Saws that the night OF the
murder he WAS At the house OF Mr.. Sing
erlan, i've miles from Fordham, and that
he never saw Mr. Nathan but once, and
that was i've wears ago. The detectives
believe him 10 be insane.
Communication of Sheridan's sentence
has been received.
A large number of bones were disc0v-
cred by workmen digging ditch in City
Hall Park 10 day, supposed victims OF the
cholera in 1882.
Counterfeit tens on the First National
Bank Of Poughkeepsie are circulating.
A corner in United States bonds Of 1862
is reported in Paris Tuesday. German
bankers bought them freely Monday at
"a. The Paris spectators selling short IN
large amounts, when delivery was called
for Tuesday evening the price was lOl y.
NEW YORK, August lO.-There were
thirty-five csses of relapsing fever in this
city last week, and also five cases Of small
pOx. Records OF mortality in this city
during the past six weeks as compared
with that of corresponding six weeks 10
1859 shows that the number of deaths this
summer have exceeded those of same Pc
riOd last year by 1915, being an average
increase Of 200 deaths per week. Total
deaths from July 81 TO August 7th in 1869
were SS26, and during same period this
year 504l. Unusual heat causes this terri
bic mortality.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August lO.-Prussian officers
and soldiers think little of the effective
ness of the Nitrailleurs, but believe that
the Chassepot is better than the needle
gun.
BERLIN, August 10, IL a.m.-Official
dispatches from army headquarters state
that the result of the battle of Saarbruek
Saturday is more important than at first
supposed. Fro ssrd's c1rrs dispersed the
entire camp OF one division, and many
magazines we're captured; prisoners by
thousands were taken, and the number is
hourly increasing.
BERLIN, August l0.-All the rumors of
a naval battle, before circulated, are
false.
The Opera House, in this city, has been
given up to the Ladies' Sewing Society
for hospital purposes. The building Is
now nearly filled with wounded men.
Bankers decline the Prussian war loan,
but the people subscribe freely.
LONDON, August 10, a.m.-Nothing
has been received here from France by
post or telegraph, since $3.50 pm. yester-
day.
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UNITED STATES.

New York, August 1O.--A special cable
dispatch from London says: Lettars from
Metz speaks in n most undisguisedly way
OF the calamitous and fabulous incapacitY
of the Emperor. Marshal LeBoef and all
the military dandies composing the mill
tary staff of the army, have utterly lost
the confidence OF the army, and a change
inc ommand was an absolute necessity to
prevent mutiny. s 80
All this while there is no official news
whatever, Of the whereabouts of the
Prussian army, and under the circum-
stances, no news Is bad news 1t is stated
that General McMahon wanted, some days
before the battle to fire the forests in his
front through which the Germans came
down uuex pectedly upon his front, but
the Emperor declined to authorize the
step.
NJ. Fayre, editor of LeSoir, who has Just
come in from Forbacb, says he wit
nessed,the entire destruction ofFriossard's 3
corps, and claims to speak for thirty
Thousand French soldiers who were cut
10 pieces by fault of their leaders, and
who larnented with their latest cry that
they fell uselessly.
M. Fayre says 'give us generals that we
car. trust" The Soir was hitherto a Gov
ernnnent paper, but it now attacks the
ministry for clinging 20 power and aug
m6ntlng tne garrison Oi Fhfis Wnou every
soldier is wanted at the frontier. 1t fur
ther says every soldier now here Is an in
suit 10 us, and II you are incapable OF
saving your country, the country must
save itself.
A special correspondent writing ffom
Paris late on Monday evening, the etb,
says: From what, 1 hear Of the feeling
among the people aud the army, / think
It more than possible that Napoleon win
never re.enter Paris. The army is
sick of his aInatauer generaiship.
The statement in the GoEodiS of a secret
alliance between Franco and Italy, and
the expected reinforcement of 10G GOOC
Italians, is certainly false. No matter
what The King may have promised, hls
troops would not march.
n rs rumored in Paris to-day that the
Emperor is expected st st. Cloud incog-
nito. !,
ii. Butffe and other members OF the lefI
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FRIGHTfUL ACCIDENTS.
Six Persons Killed by a Collision on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad-lOss Of Life
in a Pennsylvania Coal Nine.

DENVER, COLORADO, August l0.-A
terrible accident occurred at the west end
Of the Kansas Pacific railroad track last
night. A heavily loaded iron train, get
ting beyond the control Of the men, in
consequence of the iron clOgging the
brakes, ran into the end of boarding
train, dsmolishing the rear ears and
crushing the end of the sleepiog car. SIX
persons were killed and six or eight
wounded. -.... r.e-
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, August 1O-At four
O'Clock this afternoon cage in the shaft
OF GlOSswere & Hines, near MiddlepOrt,
containing twelve miners, was precipi-
tated to the bottom, a distance of 200 feet,
by the hosting machinery giving way.
Tbos. Quigley, Geo. SOnell, John Ropers,
Jacob Kun, David Jones and John
Matthews, were killed. John NJ Gurn-
lev, Emanuel and Hugh McAuley, and
Albert kinch, all terribly wounded
Wm. Matthews and Patrick Day slightly
wounded. Several hours elapsed before
the bodies could be brought out.
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ecuted ona charge ofpublishing false
statement will be acquitted. ,gF,l. -tfa
PARIS, August 10.--A number OF French
newspaper Correspondents who arrived
here TO day, are wounded. In their ac-
count of the battle, they testify 10 the
wonderful bravery OF the French troops,
sni particularly the African corps, who
fought for eight hours against overpowef-
ing odds. 1n
Able Buoron, chaplain of MeMahon's
corps, was killed at Woerthe while help
ing the wounded. .tl,g il- .4a..F
Contrary TO all previous reports, II is
now stated that the PRINCE Imperial Is
still at Metz. s.tA futil ID
TNote.--The London dispatch explains
the whereabouts of the Prince, which, of
course, is not permitted TO be known in
Paris 1 .s5 tl-.
After the adjournment of the Corps
Legislatif yesterday, crowd, whose feel
ing was brought to the pitch of fury, went
TO the residence of Granier de Cassignsc
and made threatening demonstrations.
Cassignac, warned of his danger, fed to
the house of bis son, and the mob, not
finding their intended victim, dispersed.
An official dispatch this morning from
Metz SAYS the Emperor has gone to visit
the cantonments of the army. The order
aud enthusiasm of the soldiers heurly in
creases. The signal for battle is eagerly
awaited.
General GARNER has been placed on the
general staff
PARIS, August 10, via London.-The
Dictatorship is anticipated, with General
Roche acting as Supreme Head.
The Emperor has been invited to return
to Paris aud await the reconstruction of
the government. His refusal is consid-
cred certain.
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NEW ORLEANS.
louisiana Republican State CSnvsstloa--
Census Returns.-.Flghtins among
United States Soldiers.

NRw ORLEANS, August 1O.-The Repub-
lican State Convention to-day made the
following nominatiODs; A, Hubuclet, for
State Treasurer; James Graham, for State
Auditor. Lieutenant Governor Dunn is
President of the Convention.
The Congressional District Conventions
held here to-day, made the following
nominations: First District, General j..
II. Sypher, for both terms; Second Dis
trict, A. L. Sheldon, re-nominated; Thir d
District, G. b. Dorrall, re-nominated.
The Republicans OF the Fourth and
Fifth Districts will hold Conventions in
their respective districts in September.
The census returns of Lsfay cite parish
are i0,3S9, showing an increase in pOpula-
tion since 1860 of 1856. Number OF plant
ations, 667.
Privates David Kelly and Mike Ford,
of company Il, Nineteenth Infantry, were
killed at the barracks by Joseph Bowen,
Of the same command hy sh0oting with
a musket. Charges have been preferred
against the murderer.
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JEROME PANcOST,
OFFICES ADAMS ST.


WE warn all who may have any form Of
w these diseases TO waste no more prs
eious time-the days and weeks which bear
them steadily be- Ond the reach OF Lumsn
aid-in taxing into the stomach the hurtful
compounds, of whatever names, that have
deceived thOusan 5 before you; waste no
more time an dsplOring ysur condition, nor
in watching the progress OF some Of your
number who may be exDeriTne nting. but
tale tae tesi iimOny of he hundreds and
thousands throughout the entire country
who have tried TIE PtIneoSt NetO Mode Of Cue
with entire success after all Others proved
useless
ID'pOrtGnt cOrnHlsltoation from ,0ell-kao,g's cT-
ezgls a0hO hare made true fTi1l Of this
Rational Plan Of Aedioati0H.
MEMPHIS. TEsN., June ]. ls7J.
We the un terstgned. before we placed o p
selVss under ID Jerome PancOss's trea mFnt
for the cure CI Catar h md affections OF tie
Lungs, had fully come 10 the conclusion to Il
there was no remedy or mode OF m ed cation
for the eur Of these complaint, IN which
cOnhden e, We had so long been d NOlaed TO
dlsap pOintment; and we fully con l.
de { this opinion is large shared Ia hy
nearly ever Person suffering nom theie
dangerous c asses OF msladies-
HaYing been subieeg to tn Sc most annoy
ing and pa nful dis Eases for a number Of
years before We began DR.. Paneost's treat
ment, notwithstanding we made use of T.
erything we had heard recon amended, ~
we'll as had the advice and attention
OF some OF the most eminent physicians. bat
derived 40 benefits Whatever from the
treatment We feel that we ea1 in no w
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than to pnblieiy bear our testimony 10 tis
perm anent relief we have obtained from u
rational plan of medication.
We can, with entire confidence, cOmmerd
DR.. PaocOst and his New system Of Practice
to all who desire a SPEEDY and RADICAL
cure knowing him to be not only a regiI-
larry educated phi ysician and honorable gel
tleman but one In whom the afflicted c. IA
rely with entire confidssee-
H n. MEETE, proprietor OF the well-knOw1
and extensive Wholesale Liquor nous ?,
No. l64 Front street.
]. NJ. RICE. the popular and reliable Police
Onieer-residence, Chelsea
GEORGE HERBERS, JR-, $40 Front street.
MANUS MCDERMOTr, Lehner House, cor
ner Second and Washington
WM A. ECEEELY OF the Wen-k1Owu Gro
Gerry and Commission House OF Eckeriy q
Co., corner Union and Front streets.
This Is the season when C1tQrrh and IhrD z
diseases advance most rapidly into BrOu-
chitis and Consumption, and when all dis
eases of the breathing organs are most az
gravated-and yet period more isvoraois
Tor treatment than We may again expect for
many months.
Gail Immediately for examination If Possi
BILE 10 do so, otherwise write for List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fully conducted at home, under my instruc-
tons wherever the patient nay be. Addres
JEROME PAECUST, MD.
65 Adams street, between Second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn iYll
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DEMOCRATIC.
Card frem the Kstl0aal Democratic Gem
mittse.

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
Resident COMMITTEE Rooms, WAsHTS0-
TON, d. c., August 8, Is70.-To the Dem
ocrscy Of the Several States: This Com
Inittes respectfully requests that Il may
be furnished, at as early day as prac-
ticable. with the names and address OF the
members of the State Central Committee
OF each State ia which elections are 70 be
held this year.
It also requests that the Chairman Of
each such Committee will from time TO
time communicate with the undersigned, f,
efving the condition, progress, and needs
OF the canpaign in bis State, with such
other information as may add 10 The EN- =
cheney Of the C0mnittee's action.
In this connection, the coininittee can
not forbear earnestly inviting the atten-
ton Of Democrats and Conserg stiyes
throughout the country TO the condition
Of their respective party organization
everywhere, and urging the high import
ance that such organizations in Stales,
Congressional districts, counties, etc.,
should be in thorough, effective prac-
teal working order.
SAM. J. RANDALL, Chairman.
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BUFFALO, August 10.-over twenty
Thousand persons were present at the
races to-day. The weather was most
beautiful, the assemblage most orderly
and respectable, and the trots highly ex-
citing and satisfactory.
David A. Gage, OF Chicago, was the
starting Judge. The first race was for
purse Of $4,000, for horses never beaten
2:30; $1,000 to tho first horse, $500 to
the second, $1,000 70 the third, $3.50 20 the
fourth, and 500 to the fifth. Eight horses
started; i've heats trotted. The race was
won by Harry Healy,
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Movement to Lower frsIqhts.

ST. Louis, August l0.-A considerable
number of millers and shippers OF this
city have taken preliminary steps to or
ranize an association to secure low and
uniform rate of railroad freight to the
East and South, and protect themselves
railroad companies. Much interest Is felt
ia the movement, and the association
promises to be the very thing, in point of
Numbers, iN
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cnha

New YORK. Au gust i0.-The WorlPs
Havana correspondent writes of con-
tinued diminishing in the eastern de-
partment between the Cabans and the
Spanish, in which the latter are generally
worsted. In other sections of the island
inactivity prevails. The authorities con-
tinue to execute captured Cubans, while
the cholera and yellow fever continue TO
execute Spanish strangers.
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Heavy DefaIcaiIou.

HALIFAX, August lO.-At q special
meeting of the shareholders of the Bank
Of Nova Scotia to-day, statement was
submitted showing defalcstion of James
Formsn, cashier, TO the amount of $780,
coo. His property has been transferred
to the bank, and Is estimated at Sl95, 900.
The loss will sweep away all the surplus
assets and 5000 of the capital stock. The
bank is still quite solvent, but confidence
in II Ia shaken ~ p. -r---- Z
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President Grant IN ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August I0.-President Grant
and party arrived late last night, and are
stopping with VIM. II. Benton, wealthy
citizen, whose fine residence in Lucas
Place was rendered to the use of the party.
The President will transact some private
business and leave for Chicago Saturday,
where he will spend Sunday.
The President spent quiet day, trans
acting private business, and this evening
went to South st. Louis. He will proba-
bly, meet the merchants on Change to
morrow, he having been invited to do SC
by a committee appointed by the Presi.
dent of the Merchants Exchange. To
morrow evening he will be waited on by
a committee of prominent Irishmen, who
will solicit the pardon of General O'Neil
and other Irishmen now in prison for vio-
Iation of the neutrality laws.
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Washjuuloa Items

WAsHINGToN, August l0.-Rear Ad-
miral Lee has been ordered to the North
Atlantic fleet.
The names of the new army board will
be officially announced tomorrow. They
will act upon applications of officers TO
be retired, under the recent act of Con-
gress. One hundred and fifty cases will
be brought before the Board.