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NEW JERSEY.

One hundred DOOR families are receiving aid from
the city authorities OF Paterson.
The Chosen Freeholders OF Hudson county have
ordered the repair OF Lafayette bridge.
The proDerty IN Newark occupied by the Trades
Manufacturing Company. has been sold to Moses II.
Williams, OF Orange, for sibO0O.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Cumpa ny prohibit,
under penalty OF dismissal It's employees roIn drinking
Intoxicating drinks while on duty
The employees in the Paterson cotton mills. who
had declined work At reduction OF % per cent. on
their wages, resumed work yesterday at the reduced
prices.
Pet Hals'od's INTELLIGENT Whale the greatest sub
marine triumph OF the present day. after sncccssfr-
launch rom Messrs. Hu Ihcs Phipss wharf At New
ark Nj Friday, and under the supervision OF Com
Wandcr Drake. the nlmtable Pet an rlant Abe Hall
sci accompanied by the stAnch AMI srrpdy tug DOas
Kate, Capt A. Il. Snitn, headed for the Navy Yard,
brooklyn, where she arrived IN safety.
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WAsnlNGrON, Nav 9.-Charles Perkin testified
yesterday before the Rouse Committee investigating
the charges against Gen. o. q. Howard, that the
General had set aside his contract for furnishing
sand when the barracks east OF the Capitol were be-
ing erected at the rate Of S6f5 per 100 bushels TO
accept another by which tT75 was paid for hauling
the sand and 1880 per 100 bushels 70 the Comuany
who furnished 1t. He also testified that alter the
barracks had been completed over 1900 worth of
sand was dumped there aud paid for, but subse-
quently sold for f15
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At meeting Of the Committee of TWENTY-FIVE
appointed by Mozart Hall, with power, Mr.. Thos
U al. Ian iu the char mr.. Morris acting as Sec.
ieIary, the following resolution "as adopted:
WhTtGs. The Committee OF hye appointed by this
ptsdnizllion having conferred with prominent mem.
ben Of Tgmmany Hal, by which conference Tamnany
Der Oh The judiciary ticket therefore be It
hsss ri, hat we acQulesce IN the action OF said
Cuinmtee OF hye, and heartily endorse the judiciary
nck ket Of IAmmIny Hal this dav.
. Thomas callahan, Michael Bropny Dzvid Jackson,
~, Thomas, Francis Gaming, Mortimer sullivan,
Ihomas Moioney thomas llerney, Thomas BufKe, r..
liou an. MItLael smith. Adjourned until Wednesday
EVenng.
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Conn mIiimentary Dinner
BY the Mayor 10 The Heads Of Departments, May 1870
at Dclmonicos.
A wild Woman In Loriiiard's Woods.

For some time past persons residing in the
neghbOrhood Of East fremont ana Pordam House
have on various occasions reported LsvinR seen
Wild or crazy woman in LoriilaId's woods, but she
always eluued pursuit On sunday afternoon an
Oncer OF SergI SteerSs police csutur ed tie object
sought Tor. TIE poor creature-a woman OF small
size, with her clothes all "tlttofed aud torn" and
evidently derangel-Eave her name a. Mary stanton.
How size nas obtained food or survived exposure,
M one
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THE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
TIE NOMINATING MEETING OF THE
TAMMANY BR1VES.

~. r,diclarv Nomtua tious Cam nj ete Hut
the Nomination Of the Aldermen put over
unit, To.n,sss.M, Hs.,,,,:.,S rTss%. r Opinion OF
Tho ,ol,tic,ana vrbo uare elected last SATURDAY.
Inc Pon"o'Ans "no "o'e eise'ou 'se' Se,u,o~y
pight as delegates 70 The County Convention OF lam
nan, Hail. assembled I'm the old wievam OF the
,.s sau' s,n... 80 :, ~, a. q, -. r.n snown
hat the leaders had been unable 70 agree upon any
uohs, so, Aldermen. And vouId therefore postpone
rs making OF nominations for that once until 'o-
day, the three thousand candidates for the position
were In attendance an ear', houi anu oeeup'su
convenient positions on the Sidewalk near inc en'
trance of the BUILDING. These pure patriots, desi.
" 80 -. ~. a,ro,,,n,,v IN ,ob
rous OF heNng ou' JUS o"e pp,,,
"e puoho "" Ne"'ou'U Wv. w. -
pOrroNuo1,". ~. I ,Aoa -,,, a..
or any person supposed TO have innuence Win he
hader.. rne nrst capture they made was Comp.
-. c...o,,, - q, ,.,,,.,,o, =, h,s mn.,~,o,.
..mosaSe ,hs Immense Judge. had walked down
etOm hi. residence up town. The amiabis Richard,
.rrronr,., no ,hos. r,v.nous her. .,w NO
surrounued by thehc rsVehous omee-eeekers, Va" no
mentors that ho would do what he could for them
eweeny and Abraham o'Hsll, who were but few
steps behind Richard, obseiy wing the situation, out.
route and entering the odince through the secret
entrance. Police Commissioner Matthew T. Bren.
nan, and Denny Burns, the member from Sligo, had
" RON the gauntlet before reaching their seats
Alderman Conan was warmly congratulated by
host Of friends.
rug HON WILLIAM MARCY TWEED
.-....,.,,. =. 1. 49,, A,u,.. .,a ,,,..o,o,o M
pIetehueu 70 pc IN oau huhinI sn a , , w
omee-seekcr uateu approach MN oena'oIs 'oIsun' ~
sreanmer ah1 oeno. ran .ne Eaua.e' E. p,, snu ho
.orsn sNe' lLe soou na.u.ee p,I iorpeuV h it
torgo' 70 nut on M. neekue' aeoohvaiie1 " no r
SIes. VI cnsItsr noorvS' 1' ry nnias. ~ ryp,-
aud Surrogate Hutchngs elbowed their way throu III
sueeesssHliI{ s{ AZ Iengu tne s.en'oran h vocS Vi
, nItnu saynonl % s irevu was "e''u' a"u ''o''"V''
hnue m u Iusn ior ,.hs une uaI. 80. =, .o,,,.,o. u,
ooss WI, with "ss aa.,aS n In ,,n d.
i,S !, a. 80 @ ans nnrswa n, M io,s,, =, ,b, ~
WIN M lSri ~ n's ~, M, IIHis Iuis ~ T ~ y, ',r,, "a "a
H. n ~, NJ u inS u na t 81 "H ~ ho, d op.aoa
- s~si s,eachas lie toncLei ,ron ,ho ine,darsod
nnwer Of Tswn'an, and iis qrowinS popularity He
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rhe seyenleenlh Ward School Sen ndnI,

Mr.. John Il. Henucssy, u candidate last year
for the Assembly and school trustee OF the Seven
teeuth Ward, WAS arraigned before q special Com
mitteo OF the Board of Education yesterday after
noon on charge preferred by Mr. Andrew Mil =,
inspector, Of having received one hundred dollars
from Miss Mary X Cannon M a briDe 10 get her
position as school teacher In of the seventeenth
Ward schools. Tho LeariDE Nas not concluded
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LOSS ES ny FIRE.

Tho damage to the Wisconsin State Prison by the
recent fire IL estimated at 5000
COnnor & Brothers knife factory In Richmond,
Ind, was burned on Sunday night Loss. fil.0O.
! II. Shough's Touring mill and the Illinois Gem
trail Railway freight house 10 Normal, Ill were burned
sunday. Loss, $500
The residence OF N. O. SYKES in Tiprah county,
Mississippi. was burned on Saturday night Two
daughters, aged and iS perished in the flames.
Mr.. SINNERS commission store In Milwaukee was
destroyed lnst NJ ,ht one ChnyanouN an old French
man. was burned to death The adjoining lAundy and
CURED hair establshment were also burned Losa 0O0
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A snperauous Cabinet Once.

WAsHISGToN, May 9.-During the discussion
upon Appropriation bill in the Senate tbs even.
ing, Mr.. sherman remarked that IL had been VI o.
posed by high onicers Of the Government to com.
bine the Secretary ships OF War and Navy in of
His own opinion was that the ONCE OF tholSec.
retary OF the Navy could be dispensed with, In view
OF the merely routine character OF ts duties. Last
summer tle Department had run along very well un-
der the charge OF sn Admiral OF the Navy.
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The New Play at wsIIacIs's.

Wallacks was weil filled last night at the pro-
duction OF Capt. Leicester Vernon's play OF "The
Lancers" The piece is an attractive one, and
though tho plot is transparent II affords opportunity
for some hne situations.
TIE acting was quite up to the standard Of Wal.
lacks and the authors conception was evidently
we'll carried out The most prominent characters
were COi kpee Charles Fisher: Victor ID C0urcy,
" illiamson; Bldt,01let, j. II Stoddart; Eugene, b.
T. Rnggod; EStelh, Louisa Moore Mdd0me
UAp,onl6e, Miss hestayer and AIdIme foMpoHae,
Mra SEN
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The adjourned meeting Of the FIVE outside
nss heid las, evening. Jude Ledwith IN the chair
T'n sng mosmt Hall delegation nor that OF the
ssounh D',noIIucy wore present. A long -winded
escusioh 'oVk place, and II was finally re-oly ed to
adjourn until this evening in order not to give Tam
many an opportunity 10 know the ticket tn Ia.
dominated IL Is understood tnat the nomination nj
Mr.. George Shea Tor the Marine Court has sat ieeJ
Mozart Hall and that the latter has seeded from
iha continuation - - 1'''
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~ The New version Of Mosauito.

Niblos Garden was crowded last evening. A
new version of " Mosquito" which is u vast i'm.
provcment upon the original production, was pre-
sented
The play il Of the sensational drama order, but
the scenery is exquisite, and LS dia Thompson's
acting il beyond reproac. WocannOt saw as much
for Pauline Markham. The play seems destined to
have run,
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Brooklyn Ring Nominations.

Tho Ring Democratic Convention for the
pomitahon OF two candidates for Ciy Judges, met
Ss' S' evening m Court street ami uut uo Alex. Nc.
~. .et oorD"rntlon CounseD and Joseph Nelson,
,hah u'ah !" lhle ur rkio"n. Mellon Vas noWnited
lhe request oi Uonry G. MURPHY
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who the RepabIican Politician. Are.

Kuius Andrews, Charles J. Spencer, Dan Con.
oyer, 'ohH Cochrane, and six other leading Repub-
hcfn- la-t evening signed paper addressed TO the
hel7 lean Central Committee Of Connecticut, Cor
n'!ns that Jumes Wilson, NJ Broderick, and
ChsunCey, now confined in Connecticut for partIci-
1allng ir tho Tu0hey and Kerrgan prize fight. are
members Of the Union Republican Central Commit
Tee Of tins cty
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The Anti-Tam,nany sIo,.

The following are the candidates named by the
Conference Committees of the five outside Demu.
crl'lc organizations last evening: Court OF Common
Pleas. w. Gerard, Max Goepp, j. Il. DoUlittIc.
George Ticknor Curtis, W. II. Peckham and Ros
well ID. Hatch Marine Court-John j. Stemler.
William A. Boyd, james ID. Reimert; Aldermen
!oha Foley, lgnatus Flynn, Royal Phelps, Andrew
U. Greene. Edward Schell, John IecKer, Nelson ".
Young, and + W. Ewing. 1t Is plainly a eomposi e.
.om?romise ticket, me.nt to catch the votes VI all
plT ina.
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The democratic Association of the First, Se:-
end, lard, aud Filth Wards met at l09 Greenwich
tFetl lsst evening, and renominated popular James
mean Tor Assistant Alderman. There was marked
9po-iiDh 10 Nicholas Muller, the ticket swim Her
s2hn shn FOX JUDGE Hogan, and the nominee delivered
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A Man Found with his Head shot ON.

Mr Jacob yansyke. farmer Of ilopwcll, Mer-
Ger county, n j., borrowed Eun a few DAYS ago to
his dead body was found lying under an apple ttce
with u c top This head blown OF. lie had been IN
financial lrOubIe
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j. FISK, Jr. utterly wrecked.

At a quarter past eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, the orange County Express, on tue Enc hail
way ran into freight train near Sulerns The
10 -umo.ve Of tie express train, which bears the
dstinL Luished title OF ID, Fisk, dr." was utterly
demolished. The passenger cOGches were also badly
Damaged though no serious casualty was reported
Tie accident Is attributed TO misplaced switch.
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Peculiar Marriage Law in New Jersey.

TRENTON, May 9.-One Woodward elOped with
the wife OF Trenton citizen ON Tuesday last The
iorsakon husband discovered tie guilty pair, aud
assaulted tue invader OF his domestic hearth The
trio were arrested, and Justice CuDherll rendered
tie extraordinary decision that tAO husband and
wife must divide their goods aud sopaT, to. Tho
young ;Aan was discharged and the husband bound
l,vn % knnn tie nelre.
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LONG ISLAND.

Wednesday, June ~, has been named for the sum-
mer meeting OF the Queens county Agricultural Society
In Mncola.
Richard Cornell was arrested In Hunters Point
yesterday for knocking his wife down. stamping upou
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A s,apder on Gcr. Thoma. Nailed.

SAN FR,ScIsco, May Col. Hough to-day
published a carl refutng the charge by Fitz Iush
Lee that Gen Thomas offered his services IN writing
TO Virginia, and at The beginning OF the war was
strongly Southern in bis feelings.
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Hobokeu's New Chief Engineer.

The Hoboken Fire Department last evening
elect ed James Currun, d., Chief Engineer by a
majority OF &c. James A. Gelyer received MAJOR
ity OI o. iOr Assistant Ensuecr
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The Cadctship PcddIinG.

The finding of the court martial in the case Of
Commodore Upshur, tried for buyint naval cadet
ship .ur his sou, Is said 10 recommend repriHyn6,
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Trouble for Victor Emanuel,

FLoRBscS, Nav 9-Urgent appeals have been
sent here by tho royal troooe in garrison in tho
province OF Caabri for rclnforcemens to assist In
queling formidable Republican insurrection, which
had broken out in the city OF Catanlaro. Several
regiments have been ordered TO the immediate relief
of the beleaguered garrison.
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WAsnISGroS, MAY 9.-Frirnds of the St. Do
mlngo treaty say Il 1t The requisite vote Of two.
favor
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The independent DeinOcrats, the opponents of
Rug, last evening adopted the GGpublI,ans'
EsSlnslion OF Messrs Ilenry Ha.neI aud Geo. Ii.
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The International RRcc-Thc Yachts ID
Trim The Wcnihrr EnNnrnhIe.

Cows, Isle or WIGur. May 9.-Thc yachts
sappho and Dauntless are of the shore opposite
this place, and tne Cambria len her dock at $50
r. NJ Mr.. Marct has been selected as umpire for
the Cambria, and Mr.. Henry Bridson for the Sappho.
Mr. j. d. Lee has been appointed referee.
The weather is fine tonight, with a promise OF
plenty Of wind to morrow. There is every prospect
OF a fair start att in tho morning The point OF
departure Ia yet undecided. To correct popular
error the Official measurement OF the yacht Cambria
has been verified as 1888 tons, by Mr. Liggns OF tho
Royal Thnmes Yaint Club.
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OGotmAn
Having cleared their throats with thmble glass
OF sherry AID bitters, the politicians began 10 do
bat lie against the following bill OF fare, which was
printed in neat little book with scarlet silk cover
bearing the name OF each guest:
Complimentary Dinner
BY the Mayor 10 the Heads Of Departments May 1870
at Delmonicos.
CLANS. Potdpes-Cousomme Regence. Terrapne. HorA
d6rrte-Timbales 4 Ia Palermitaine foiSson-sau.
mon 10 Mastenn. Rsleres-See d'Agneau aux tomato,
nades de vol all arAquitaine, RS de yesu signora
Quenellcs dc EbteT nu fumct forrincs de foio
Bu.sson d'6creyisscs Sorbei-A la houthierc RO ~
Chapons. BScassInes bArde1s lnireHess -Peits pJla
HarcOts verts As peTges. SucreS-Pommes 4 Ia IOg.
tugaSe, Ge ices aux ananas, Cr0ne 10 Francaise, Ga
leaux du llayrc, M6ringue - Cnantilly Esces hol
nss-GlaceS NeapYliaines, Biscuits, Iortoni. Fruits
Ct Desserts pins-Haut Sauterne, sherry AmOnt lado
Rauenthsler Napoleon, Cabnet, Pichon Longueyille,
Clos dc Nougcot, Madere Imperial
The party seemed to enjoy themselves hugely
The conversation was altogether social By OlIllls
special request no speeches were delivered. The
party separated just before midnight, aud unani
mously pronounced O'Halrs banquet tho most mag
nihcent they ever attended.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE CULMINATIOS OF THE GREAI
NAPOLEONIC FARCE.

Fighting in the Faubourg du mple-Olliviev
90 Form n New Cabinet-OverwheImins
Vote I'm Favor Of the PIebiscitum-victor
Hugo in Trouble.
PARIS, May s.-The morning journals have edA
toriais on the result OF the voting yesterday. and
comment particularly on the vote OF the army. The
vote OF the Seventh Battalion OF Chasseurs was
about evenly divided. At the Barrack Bugcnie tho
result showed ,C0e Yes, and 1,19t No. Twenty OF
the Cent Gardes voted No. Only 10 Of the Garde do
Paris voted No. is reported that two Of the regi-
ments at yincennes refused 10 vote at all.
PANS, May 90 O'Clock p. M.-The returna
received 70 this hour foot up,
No''.''''''s.'''s'ss'sss.s.s.s
Tho vote Of the army, so far a. known, stands:
~ ~
II Is estimated that without counting the votes OF
the orrondis@nents, tie army, the navy, aud Al
geria, the Government will have majority OF over
Eve millions.
The excitement has been intense all day, but there
has toen no disturb ance whatever. The military
precautions are continued.
A Council OF Muistors was held to-day at which
the Emperor presided
II Ia reported. a. tho result Of the Councils do
liberatons, that the Ministers will tender their 70
signations tomorrow, and NJ Olivier will bo chargsd
by the Emperor with the formation OF new Cabt
net.
The Emperor has complimcntcd the Project Of
Police for his success In maintaining public order
Victor Hugo has been cited to appcir before tho
tribunal for article in the Rdppa exciting hatred
and ontempt for the Government
Paris, May s-hlidnight.-This evening bar
ricades were thrown up in the Faubourg du Temple.
They quickly carried by the troops, who, 1t is
said, fred on ,heir defenders. The other quarters
Of Paris remain tranquil.
Tho cities Of Lyons, Marseilles, Toulouse, and
Bordeaux, have given a majority against tho Pebis-
citulD.
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w@ born OF Irish parents, in Plymouth, y. C.. on
Dee. ls-0. His father came to this country from
Limerick, in Ireland, about 1892. From Plymouth
Mr. DAILY to this city In 1919, he has con-
hnGed " reside up to the present DAILY studied in
The once OF tie Rooseyels, and in May, 1862, was
Anlttol To The bar The ineipieut Citizens Asso-
maIioh of seven years ago retained him as counsel
u to a. resent he has never been la ONCE.
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Making Peace.

There is one great difficulty in the way OF
speedy peace between Germany and France.
The French can gain nothing by further re-
sistance, and the Germans occupy posi-
ton which enables them to obtain, when
ever peace is concluded, all the material
guarantees which their interests and securi-
ty require. But France has no government
with which Germany can treat. The Eunlp
Government al Tours, has little poSc., and
does not receive the unqueStiOning support
OF The people. Iu Paris, General Trochu is
dictator. at Marseiiles, the Reds are likely
to have everything their own way. In the
country districts, the peasantry have not
abandoned the Empire. The middle classes
look upon Republic as the synonym Of in
security, communism and loss of fortune.
King William were he incautious enough to
conclude peace with the Tours Govern
ment, might find thewhole affair repudiated,
few days later, by three-fourths OF France.
The first thing to be done is to form
government which shall be binding upon the
French people. A Constituent Assembly
may give the country such government,
and it would seem that the most sensible
course for France is to ask for au armistice
for a time sufficient to allow of the assem-
bling Of the Constituent Assembly. 1t could
be 80 arranged that the short truce would
not put France in worse case than she now
ls, and the delay would ra.her strengthen
tnan enieeoie the mighty hosts of Germany.
First an armistice; then the formation OF
agoVernment-probably with the Comte de
Chambord as King; then PEACE! And, the
war ended, the victors will be at liberty to
pursue to the end their mighty mission Of
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Gailoriug.
N E W F A S H 10 N
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.
ENKE &. MULLER,


MENKE MULLER,
MERCHANT TALLORS, No. 325 KING STREET,
Have just opened the largest and finest stock OF
Clothing ever offered in this city for MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS, comprising full assort-
ment OF DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS, Derby
Suits, walking Coats, OvcrcOats, Pea Jackets, &c.
The largest orTion Is OF imported goods, and
manufactured into garments by ourselves-we
can therefore recommend them as regards ut,
wear and workmanship.
Our TAILORING DE "A RTMENT is supplied with
the finest selection OF English, French, German
and Domestic Cloths DoeskinH, Beavers. Tricnts,
Meltons, We vetine, Dlagonals, Cheviots, Cordu.
roy. Cajsimeres, &C., and large variety OF mod
ern Pants and Vest Patterns, which we make up
to order, by measure, in the latest style. The
foreman In this department OF eur business has
no equal In the artistic world for cutting and pro.
ducing au elegant ft.
FURNISHING GOODS.-This department is sup
piled With the Celebrated s.f Shirts English,
French and Domestic Undershlrts aud Drawers,
Alexandra and CouvOissier's Kids, Buckskin, Cas-
sImere, SILK and Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper
Collars, Neck TIes Bows, Scarfs, Pocket Handker
Chiefs Socks, Umbrellas. &c.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low In plain figures.
Buyers in our line will lind 1t 10 their advan
tage to call In and see for themselves before pur.
chhsin.- elsewhere. novl-luths2nlos
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sugar mn, dhinursd ana all outbulldIngs and

asugar n4nsdhlpjursd; ana all outOulldlngs and
negro cabins more:or less damaged. The banana
plants are all down. The storm made terrible
havoc in the vicinity OF Guanaay and the villages
in the district Of san Crstobal were entirely swept
away. Four Of the cities on the south coast nave
suffered greatly. At Bataoano the water rose
fifteen feet flooding the greater portion OF the town
and causing great injury to houses and trees
Steamers anchored In port got up steam, and left
their anchorage, taking refuge in the Keys near
the Bay. A Jesuit father, at Havana, who pays
great attention to met orology and predicted the
two lust storms five days ahead, prophestes yet
another at hand.
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fertilizers.
A GENCY FOR THE p E r U Y A n
~ GUANO.

The subscribers hating been appointed Local
Agents for the sale OF PERUVIAN GUAN0, would
respectfully informed manufacturers and dealers
that they will deliver from warehouses, as well
as from ships direct on arrival from the Peruvian
Islands, PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, at the Gene
raj Agents price In New York. TO wit: Sixty
dollars, gold, OH delivery. Every cargo will be
inspected and snalyzed by Professor SHEPARD,
and satifactory guarantees Of its quality and
purity will always be furnished when desired.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bep28 Factors,
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TIE CHARLESTON NEWS: TUESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1877

bringing togstaer, under one German GOV
eminent all the German-speaking peoples
81 Europe. Then,s Indeed, WIN German
Unity Be accomplished This will be- the
snswersto thesonorors Question: :egWas .tst
des Deutschen Vaterlande'
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G1nrdtlnt1dl.

TEBREW SCHOOL THE ISRAEL.
III TIES OF this city are hereby notified -that
the School for instruction In Hebrew Language
aud Jewish Rel gion opens THIs DAY, 81 the lao-
Hours from to SIP. NJ LEON STRAUS,
uny,ss Principal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01

OOLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.-T he
~ Winter Tel OF this College VIII commence
on TUESDAY, November ], at 10 O'Clock A, NJ;
- 80 +, - 2. A. PORJHER,
oetas4 Secretary Faculty.