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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-08
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. f. Jackson-Christma Presents.
DR.. Ray-Hogs. .l...
w. NJ. Brown-Final Notice.
Extra Meeting Acacia Lodge. i,
Milton Leverett-For Sale or Rent.

The new Broadway Underground Rail-
way in New York city is said to be
success. A portion has been completed
and put into operation. The bed of the
railway is twenty -one feet below the sur
face of Broadway, and the diameter of
the tunnel nine feet. The passenger Car
is about the same size as the ordinary
street cars. The car is run by telegraph;
the wheels, Mt certain points on the route,
press telegraph key, sending signal
to the engineer, who turns o valve, and
this rcverses the air current, without
stoppage of the machinery. The eolor,
or blowing machine, by which the air
current is produced, consists of pair of
great wings, geared together and turned
by steam. It is capable of discharging
100, 900 cubic feet of air per minute. The
general plan of the company is to lay
double line of tubes from the South
Ferry. under Broadway, the entire length
of tho island, with branch at Union
square, under Fourth avenue to Harlem
River. Such road would have capa-
city for carrying 10000 passengers per
hour. The rate of speed is to be thirty
miles per hour.
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DECENTRALIZATION IS THE WATCH
woRD.--The Patriot, new Democratic
organ just set in operation at Washing
ton, says: But let the policy of the
future be that of decentralization. In
tho words, earnestly and fitly spoken
lately, of one who, bred an Old Line
National Wing, is now Democrat,
"Let us shuD, as we would the 'pestilen-
tial vnpors Of fault, the leaden atmos-
phere OF strong government. It bears
hard upon industry and enterprise, and
when you reach the bottom, with the
weight of taxation from above and the
oeaseless tread of standing army ut the
base, there is no outlook, no escape for
the laboripg mass. The American peo-
pie were not made to breathe such air. /"
Wo hope so with all our heart. Let
the future of Democratic legislation
prove it and develop it.
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An ARTICLE OF True MERIT -"BKowNs
article in this country or Europe for Throat
Diseases and Coughs, and this popularity is
based upon real merit, which caunot be said
of many other preparations in the market,
which arc really but weak imitations ofitho
genuine Trochcs. 4D61
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The East River bridge at New York
has met with another serious ''sct back. F"
The mammoth cnisaon, which is sub
merged beneath the river bed Mt the foot
of Fulton street, took fire on Wednes-
day night, from lighted candle in the
hands Of O careless workman, and in tho
course of little while tho flames had
extended through three separate cham
bers. The conhagration was not finally
extinguished until l o'clock Thursday
afternoon. A number of laborers were
in the vault at the time, but they all
managed to make good their escape
The caisson would seem to be so badly
damaged that it will probably havc to
be taken up and replaced by new one.
Aside from the pecuniary loss. the occur
renee will prove public calamity, de-
laying, as it will, work which at best
will require years to complete.
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ANOTHER NATIONAL TROUBLE AHEAD. =
In his late manifesto, Wendell Phillips
says: "Within ten or fifteen years this
Government is to be tested as it never
has been, except by the slave power
Associated wealth-the selfish union of
wealthy corporations-is to do it's utmost
to undermine or strangle popular
liberty"
Death has again invaded this commu-
nifty, and taken hence two "mothers in
Israel" The grave had just closed over
the remains of Mrs. S. 4. Thompson,
relict of DIR. J. Z. Thompson, when sor-
rows tenr is again called forth at the de-
mise OF Mrs. Chancellor Jobnstone.
-Necberry Herald.
The Government of Ontario has sur
plus of over $4,000, 900, and n paper
published there says: "What is to be
done with this surplus is question in
which both Government and people nre
concerned? Get annexed to the United
States while Grant has his innings, and
it won't trouble you much longer
An editor writes: The worst species of
newspaper bore is the man who bores for
week for "puff, and then calls to ex-
press his dissatisfaction after he gets it.
In Canada all women, whether maids,
wives or widows, who pay taxes in their
own right, are entitled by law to vote for
school inspectors.
There we're twenty-six deaths in
Charleston for the week ending the Sd.
Whites thirteen; colored thirteen.
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LONDON FoG.-On Lord Mayors
Day, the 9th of November, "a day de-
voted to fun, frolic, and Oh exceeding
fantastic procession there.) they enjoyed
a fog SO intensely thick that it surpassed
alI precedent, and that is saying great
deal. A fog in London is of dense
gamboge color, and utterly .defies all
vision for moro than two or three feet
around you, compelling ell the shop
keepers to light up brilliantly, as if it
were night, and rendering every species
of locomation tedious and dangerous.
a London fog is curious spectacle to a
stranger, and is almost worth crossing
the Atlantic to witness. It is the .dro1l-
est of all droll things to realize snoh
profound and mysterious darkness by
daylight; for it has none of the sombre-
ness of shadow we experience during an
eclipse, and between it's yellowish, smoky
hue and its moisture it presents in the
lighted-up streets an amusing, yet wierd-
like picture which, once eeen, is never
after to be forgotten, especially By m
American.
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nately. Ask for them, and give them n
trial.
SALES ON MONDAY large amount
of valuable real estnte was disposed of
on Monday last. The following sales
were made by Mcssrs. d. G. Peixotto e
Son:
Lot fronting on Richardson street, 2S
feet front by 209 deep, $3, 100; lot South
of the above, same Dimensions, $2.9OO;
lot South Of the above, measuring 81
feet front, So, acres where the
mansion stood, $500; 8 acres in the
corporate limits, 81 300; tract of land,
307Ia acres, $2,S26; all the above be-
longing to estate of james S. Guignard.
A 80 acre farm brought $40; acre lot
in tho city, on Arsenal Hill, ut private
terms, $4,000. The property disposed
of for the Sheriff brought good prices.
Horses and mules also brought excellent
prices.
Yesterday, by order of the Assignee,
Col. J. M. Baxter, the Laurens Railroad
was sold for $104, 500. It was bought
by Col. J.J. Patterson. Of the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. - va&.
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THE JUNK ETERs' RErURY.

Whnf Happened to Fire Company TINT
TOuA II Crowd o. Jersey CITY Aldermen
TO HOston The PrOtidentinl End Of nm
Bxtrndcd Spree.
Dligcnt Hose Company Of Jersey City visited
Boston last week. liz that city the loose change of
its members VAS REGARDED as 40 mucn waste paper.
Gold toothpicks were passed around gratuitously
after very meal and paper collars were showerej
upon the visiting lromen Ia reckless prousion. e..
cry time badly scwcd shirt button dropped from
its moOrings n ladies' sewing circle was instantly
Organized, and delegations OF bootbacks were in
constant attendance upon tho visitors ready to polish
their mud.hooks whenever splash suggested the
process. HID the truth loving; BostoniAns learned
that nine Jersey City Aldermen had sipuggud them
selves into the party disguised IN great coats and
iire capa, and were passing themselves Cd ~ gen.
uinc frcncn some limit to this extraordinary dis.
play OF New England generosity might have been
reached. But ~ 1t was, the imposition escaped the
notice OF the hosts, and dc ing the stay Of the
guests killing ledsicck continued It's unlntcrrup.
ed How nom golden fountains
But the eud came al last the time to return had
Arrived, and on Friday morning, after duly listening
to the boncd'ction Of the Mayor and Common Com.
,i OF Roeton. our New Jersey friends turned their
broad back. on the CITY OF FnGu Hall. chief En-.
glneor Coyle OF the Jersey City Fire Department
dropped a tear, and delivered an affecting address
On me arrival home o. the company. they were
received at the ferry by the upper crust Gre comra
mics. known a. tarctont Hose, PhpniX Hose, En-
n.r' Truck aud Marion Truck. Company of the
Fourth New Jersey National Guard Regiment also
turned gu IN full uniform and marched at tho head
q the Imposing line procession vas formed,
and with music and lighted torches It moved on
ts way over the cobhle stones Of Jerse, CITY
The ovation 70 the returning company exceeded
In sp'cndor and scenic effect all previous
receptions. Alderman Nakemln's din nutivc
form was barely discernihle in the throng,
and he became almost speeches in his well.
meant efforts 10 tell how xiuiy the Eostonans had
treated them. Alderman Bumsted, better known as
the Champion Buzzer, did not seem TO take Kindly
TO the cobble stones andl his hitting IRE cap h.t
an awkward way OF slipping hack on his bump q
afhesiveness. Alderman Whslcn. the Bean Brnm.
mel o. the Board took mold o. the ropes like an er
merit at the business ETAldcrman Gross OF the
Cunart Company, stood up 10 his work lee a con
qnerng hero, ana inwardly sighed for 1tner cities
TO visit. Chosen Frecholder Nugent who was
elected on account of hs prominent identification
with the temperance cause, kept the side walk COZ
mittees in perpetual roar In rccug his experience
as fireman.
The great Diligcnt Boston spree finally wound M
IN grand supper at the expense OF Clarei ont Hose
Company. and midnight found nearly every man a
III subject for police station.
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SATURDAY. Sept 2i.-FLouR AMI MEAI-westcrn
ano state houn were 10 far demand but prices 10
fay.t Of b6yers. nut without quoteble decline saoi
.hsp Ss esir s.S t95 'g s r sso e.,
bakers family bourt Southern hours in fsirlc
mano NJ t56cdN for shipping extras, and % 70 for
trade and family estraa Rye -four dnn A. ttSt570.
PRovIsfoNs dull and with f-ee offerings price,
S TF sTSi Si DS aa ~ B o io e, %fs' sso
for intu,e delivery 75g bhls buyer september, at sS
ty5 ~ ef nrfn. ano IN far demand lcJ bills sold at
fi2 5QGts lor plain aud extra mese Ticrce beef
beef hhTs lul and nominal Cut ncate quiet at $40
80 for pfck'rr hams. Bacon In ligh demand saes 20
boxes lonx clear iGc. Dressed hogs lover Mt 1kC6
.c tor city Lard quiet aud unchanged sales 20 pkgs.
Of l5Hc. for western am aud fla4c. for city.
hnticr easier; state. S2fe2c WESTERN 3s38ci pals.
GHAtN-WneN was lcss aCtiye. and kc. lovor for
new, and i2c lower for OLD sales $1,000 bush A. sc
fot damaged old spring fll2f 10 for Old No. spring.
tlSe for new No. do, and 81 a. SlJ for amber win.
at S@so. nor Western mixed ahosi 5!d0ie for yellow
anIs'g,8'. Tor white. Rye quiet 80 bush old West
ern sold at SIC. Baf-y and barley malt quiet. Olts
OHIO.
GaocEErxo There hrs been large movement
in Rio coffee TODAY Il 500 bags changed hands
~ price, gen, ranyng from ~ % lIAc gold duty paid
muscovado. Sugars nrn at yssoic Tor fair 20 good
rcnning with sales Of 80 hhd. ild 100 hks penneG
sugars steady; best ground and crushed, BSc soft
sUNpRlEs Cotton dsIl and weak; middling upiauds.
lsc sales $50 bacs. 1ailow mere active, S'QaJNc.
Nhskey dun NJ SSltSsc kosi1 In butter demand
e'rainod, tQ. Spirits turpentinC nrl ~ bl4@ ic. Pc
troleum more active az decline refined &c Lin.
bush wheat to London by steam, Sd 100 oGle cotton
TO Liverpool ~ steam, Nd.
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Vampires In Brooklyn.

~ ne Eff.Oy or The Sun.
SIR: est Felix street is to be repavci with
Nicolson pavement" said Brooklyn item in Tues
days sun. SixtyoDe OF its ninetyeiglt owners
petitiOned lor a cobble-stone pavement. There may
be sermons in stOnes,n but there is no money in
them. Grave doubts arose as to whether thirty.
seven siXty-one constituted majority OF ninety
eight IL was decided IN favor Of the former ,uTes
notwit Dstanding that the sixty'one In favor tone
owned 2lO0 ofthe ? coo feet OF IT, streets frontage
dozen or more carriages pass through II in q day,
barring the hucksLoIs aud sHfu carts. Pro bono
Eibiio0 served as motto. 30 things went on as
there was an enormous stock Of wood AT The mill
prepared for Job thst MISE Gre Expenses at
Saratoga ana Long Branch were heavy this rear
Fast horses are great luIuries. but bey eat up
money ike oats so the widows, orphans and
honest say at-homes OF st. Felix street must yield
their blood 70 the vampires.
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CAMPBELL On Sunday Sept .. Hannah, The he,
loved wife of JOHN Canpbe natlye Of the parish OF
hlc,r, county Donegal, Ireland aged 80 Yeas and
III reatyes and friend. OF the family are respect
'hurch sfih 1t. I'd av, A solemn requiem mas
E be osges for sS ct hsr n 9n
tis romars will be conveyed to calvary cemeicTy
nstiveioi tls parish OF koscommon, Telaud, aged 81
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fIiy invited to attend his funeral tins dy (sond ayj
- o'clock from his sie Residence, lo Debeyoise s.,
'Gf;AS.2oa sunray, Sept. IS, Eliza Jane, VIE Of
solomon and Nara Bsnta IN ihe sist year Of her ass
Ice relatives sed fienas 81 nc s,ly arc bSspect
residence s West rh st. on Tuesday tbs nth inst, AZ
Yors Cemeerv' near ssusac fof Stcrmeht '
native OF strandhlL county sngo, ireland, aged q
lbs uncle Inve Giigin SCS wcst 10Th S. n o'ci.ck.
Sa sansts oS sDs aa hS ays
vas f 10 asad r% s q a:
Jamaica AT O'Clock on Tuesday, SCOT a.
s6 sts s jane. keanssy S aged
years, month"; and - days. ..-,-
attend tS Il. n OF n sn sEi ..
O'Clock from ne residence Of his f9onlaE chTstiah
FATIEh S ON q W. arSay And 'H E asIso g. rsS
is rierds ana Relatives and those Of his father and
HoSsay he s5!6 nst Al X o'clock from Che seventh
AyeAne United frcsbyteTian Church between 18th And
18th Bts.
THAIN-on Friday Sept. @, john Thain, foFoeTly
OF Forras, SCOTLAND. AEod 90 years.
Funef al from tife residence OF his son, Alexander
THAN, East g1fL ST.. or honda. Sept. % q 7 81.
TH0MAE.-OD Saturday, Sept. n. ElLAneth Thomas,
widow Of John Thomas. aged Y years.
The relatives and friends respectfully inyited 10
Atteud the funeral Tuesday, al O'Clock N. from
her late residence blT Hicks 81 near Degaw, Brooklyn
fHoAPSON.-Ain sunday, Sept. =, william, Young
est child OF Josias and ElZa Jale Thompson, aged
year mouths and IS DAYS.
Friends and acquaintanceA are respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral service at O'Clock On h0nday the
Both inst, at ~ West sd st.
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1HE woRsr s1or IN TnE co uN1RY.

Nr. Wohisrmutb's Nortprnsl Vtsitor-A
DRybreak Footrrce near Washington Pa
rnde GrOupa.
Frederick Wohlgemuth, of 80 Clinton place
awoks at O'Clock yesterday morning. nDd saw
nan orouchug under the table IN his room.
lie seized the intruder, and 40, black
eye. the burglar then r,Akiug .iis exit TO
the street minus his shoes, which he hnd left in
the hall before going up stairs. wohlgenuth shout
cd for the police, and Officer Cotton responded
Then folk,Sed an exciting foet race Through
Eghth street and Filth avenue TO Washington PARK
Ned the BURGLAR In his stocking fcot, hotiy pursued
Nv Officer Cotton, who, although carrying extra
Weight, In tile shape of tsn-poahd pair Of boots,
slowly gained on the fugitive While running
through the Park the burg turned and fired upon
Omcer Cotton. and again. having enuen ched hinl.
SELF behind a Ire In Washington place, DISCHARGED
smother shot. Neither did any damage Hive thiee
other policemen arrived, md n capture was Effected.
On tho person OF the prisoner were found some
burglars tools large knife and a revolver aleo,
81 and watch, which be had taken from. Mr..
MohlEenuth On being arraigned az. Jenrson
Market he described himself AZ James Miller. He
was committed By Justice STANDBY
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GROTER AGAIN on DECK.
The Illustrioua Managers Recent Di-ns-
trous Campaign In the CITY of Churches.

The Illustrious Managers Recent Di-ns-
trous Campaign In the CITY of Churches.
To TIC Edii0r n The sun.
SIN: have but just returned TO the city after
IN Improbable campaign with The combination, and
dusire TO say few words through yonr columns
am aware that You have, to use expression Of
the day, given me blast. but so far have sparod
myself the pain Of reading H. have simply been
guilty Of the following fault: Undertaking spc, u
iation which promised great results without tho
necessary mcors 10 carry n through. I don't pro.
pose 10 do anythir: OF tie sort again Everybody
knows what an immense success The Sun has
achieved. Iou know that without an immense cap
it'll bchind TT would have just rs likely facd.
Nevertheless, you would none the less be the able
Journalist you ha'e shown yourself
The entire receipts of I'll our engagements have
been iruthfry and couscentiously applied 20 their
eat 'nscs. and such outstanding accounts as remain
shall lquidate as soon az ! can turn few effects
into money. NY thanks are due Mr.. Grconwall for
coming to my assistance and in some extent Cna-
bling me 20 Keep my Philadelphia engagements.
One OF these days, perhaps, you may have some.
thing better to cay Of yours truly.
LEONARD GROVER
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Arriyed-suSp.Y, Sept. Q.

Arrivet-SuSDAY, Sept o.
steamship hbysslnia. Liverpool. mdse. ard pass.
Steamship Acushnet New Bedford mdse aud pass.
steamship CITY OF Ddblm Liverpool, mdsc and pass.
steamship T. e, Knight. Alexandria, Va, mdsc.
steamship Europa, Glasgow. lndse aud pass.
Steamship fraEconla. Portland, nidse aud pasc.
steamship RapidAn, New Orleans, mdsc. ana pass.
Steamship the Queen. Liverpool, mdsc and pass.
Steamship Virgo Savannah. mdse and pass.
steamship W. Y. clyde Wilmington NC, naval stores.
shin Marienna w, Ikbon mdse.
shlp bed Deer, 1oue, cam. wool.
Shp Nictortn, Newport railway iron.
Btrk Addie. Duipos AYres, an Da last
Bark Frances. singapore. ndse.
Bark Gtecian, Boston, IN ballast.
BARK Maggie Mcneil. New Orleans. ndse.
BarK ". ID. stoyer, Ifay ana, in ballast,
big santos hllc into
Big \. IL Cuftis, sagul sugaT and meladO.
Brig George, Glaze hay, coal.
Big George, fitlo GIace BAy, coal
Rrig Suovn Genoa. mc-e aud pass.
Schr Mary seymour, Rio Graudr do sui, k.des, SC.
Schr Quoddy, Lubcc, plaster.
Schr j. NJ Morales, rabascU, rlaio .auy. &C.
Schr MOckinC Bird. ST. John. Y. H.. lumber.
Schr susan stetson Surinnn. e1vsr and cedar.
Schf MAJ aa Lol. Aux Caycs, haywood.
Also, the usual rivet ana cohstWl1e vessels.
sAILRp.-Stoamsiln C'ty Of Brussels and Eng and,
for Liverpool; columbia. Gls-cuSi B-nrfictor, CA.
weston; Crescent cry and Ni'tor, Sew orleans san
lacntO aud Huntsville say ann9d; Manhattan, ChaTes
ION, " auoke. NorlslN, &C.
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The French blockade of New York.

N'.t'. s"L"' roe OF Ine Sun
EtHIsoRE sept. "A, ls7O,-The question here
~ morning is, Does the Government Intend 10
a W." French steamers 10 blockade American ports
a. hs, GrInaH ycs,elsY"
"t"- Of theIlioImann's return this morning 10
-.ia'une grounds, after LAYING started at O'Clock
TOSS tlc AuaItiC, has been received, and also
Hh'rIn ton as to the cause thereof The TACT that
W atcrt ~ the North German Lloyd in this city
'.' announced The contemplated renewal Of tnps
- MIL. Io't, gives great interest 10 the situation
. 4I~i's ma the French corvette Latouche, after
h"''r 'it tine harbor Of New York returned again
'. "' 2 inst, and yesterday the 23d inst, her
lo' gave olt Inst she would again leave New York
WIZ AFTERNOON Had th,s been TIE fact, there was
."I' TUE TOR the Hermann 70 have put out TO sea,
'1l d confidently believed tnst on account Of The
'pP'HoT 'pced Of the German steamers, they would
incur H'll, Tsk Of being oyerBken by the French
'h"a"eIs, Acting on tbs tbeor!, ILe Hermann left
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Judge shnndlcy'. Rae, for the shrieysIry.


SIR: The inaction Of the very ma ~ organiza-
tons throughout the city lu the Shandey interest
should not be misunderstood by the people. Il Is
the result OF an urgent note 10 each from the judge
polite In some good way, doubt bnt naturally
calculated 10 make tho Impression which is now
general, but decidedly wrong that he has entirely
Withdrawn rom thu contest or the Shrieyalty nom.
nation. 30 soon as Mr.. Justice Suandey deems il
OppOrtune or necessary for his hosts OF friends to
denote tier sympathy their wishes, aud their OK.
pectatons by public demo nstTaiOn, no Will give the
cue and New York county viii resound With their
war cry. Evidently the Judge deems Tho quiet
course he Ia now following the one leading to sue
crs- and with faith in his lucky star, and hasing my
thoughts upon the knowledge the leaders, OF Tam
many Hail have that the possession ofso important
ONCE AS Is that Of the Sheriff must not b. with one
lkely to use is power to their dcuineht, am conf.
deHtEd ward j. Shandey will be their choice, as he ~
the choice OF tho people, aud this announcement viii
be- made before the month Of September Is closed
Faithful among the faithess be stood IN the hour OF
trial TO our cl lels his desertion nov by them
would be cruel IL II Impossible With respect,
MICHAEL II. WHALEN, President.
HLADQUAETkks SEVENTH WARD hHASDLEY As
ISOLATION, III EAST BROADWAY, SEw YoRK, sept
~, ITO
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In State bonds there was moderate ouslness re-
ported new Tennessees being strong a. bOa.H3l
lana Gs were dull at ~, levee Is steady at ST. and
new South Carolinas lJaruary and Julgl Of o.,
ll2i Connecticut g., 1OlH and New York county
bonds, 107%. City bank shares sold an follows:
Bank Of Commerce 123; Continental, %; Tenth
National, I25 and Chatham, | 10 Railway bonas
were strong the PaciAcs being in good demand,
with sales u Centrals at Dis Union frsts, $500
is sold at ~ aud Morris and EspeI Hrsts, 1O2.
On extreme quotations, New York Central stock
ranged from 9l7s 70 92l, scrip, s7JsGSsTs frle,
S2H; wthash, BIS G5l%; NorthwesteIi con
mon, s2G,@Aj, preferred, HHQs7; Rock Is,
land; il5A@llo;; 81 Paul common, W.
sisslppi, 2!1. G32s and New Jersey Central, l05k
l5A. Inv. stmoht securities were more actively
dealt n, Morris and Essex selling at sgLG1S0k
Cleveland and Pttsblrgh, 1864 Hannibal aud ST.
Joseph, 1i2AQll2; Panama, 20; New York aud
New Hyep scrip. no. e. O.. and |. C.. l6A and
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LEONARD GROVER.

"wuAT TO Do ASo "TIow TO Do IT."-The
question. what do best !" occurs to every orc,
the choice OF 4 life pursuit is tho most important
step in ever mans history. Success failure riches
poverty. fame or nfamy. happiness or miscry-dc.
pend The choice OF u calling or the occupation in
which person engage. one nsy shine In law, anoth.
IN medicine. other In diyinlty; IL inventive
another prefers agriculture, commerce, mechanism or
manufacturing. Phrcnology puts the right man IN
the right place" Why not consult ~ Examinations
daily at 80 Broadway. See PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for October. ready. Ncwsnen have it price soc
Address s. H. Wells. New York.-Adr.
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NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 2i-Forty one car.
loads q fresh cattle arrived at weehawkc1 today but
there were uuyeTs out, and the stock prt the
feeding pens. Nnmlnally poor 70 good Texans arc
quoted at 7@nc ~ n, and poor TO prime native steers
at lCQGc OF sheep and lambe tbs receipts were ~
car osds. or so bead Laube wcrela made nrmct al
yesterdays prices and sheep q fraction lower Poor
good sheep were sold NJ slssc y b. azu Ordinary 70
" me lambs ~ 6ce7.cwIth few ciJicsat ,Ac. Hogs
were DUH aud weak. At ahOeshc y n alive, with re
celpls VI % car Loads, mostly lor slaugitereIs.