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OPENING OF THE RUTGER MISSION.

The Rutger Mission inaugurated night the Oh
Rutger Manson House, In Ruger place. East Broad
way. mixed crowd Of old and young missionaries
people very evidently 10 OF hem the
aristocrxic house varied the programme with
choice language indigenous to tho location The
room OF the mission was hung with maps. banners and
The mission under the charge Of Mrs Elizabeth Lang
Elmira L0sce The meeting cssed by
Rev r. N. Sratton. Rev. William McAnser, Rev. Parker
and Others the audience entertained with singing
d0rorss HOma
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Hom tne contest.
The Wall Street Money Changers To DO
Their Duty.
The stock Exchange VIII be closed on election
day. so that all the bulls and bears mayg 70 to the polls
ike human beings and vote for whom They please,
without regard 70 par or any thing else OUTSIDE OF
doubsiess do MS level best next Tuesday for once
n his lifetime to PnS men IN once who don't follow
the fashion OF Wall street, and make anybody's
money It's game aud piaything.
The Kings County Democratic Ratification
lleetiAs.
the Academy OF Music, BrooKIyn was crowded TO
repleton last evening with Kings county demo-
Gratis. Speeches were made by Samuei 8. Powell,
Judge f.. Q. Calvin, winchester Brltton, s. d. Nor
IT'S anu othets'
German Independent Ratification Meeting In
Kings County.
The Germans favorable to the election OF the
ticket headed by Mayor Kalbneisch held meeting
corner OF Clinton and Atlantic streets and heartily
endorsed the reform ticket. THE Mayor sand ne
could have been nominated by the "RinR'' had ne
been willing to accede to their ,illanes.
The Jersoy Desnscrscy-Mass Meeting In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Ex-Governer Par
ker, j. II. Mcpherson and Others.
The most imposing demonstration made by the
democrats OF H0boken took place at ODD Fellows
Hall last evening. The room Was decorated with
banners and brass band was in attendance. From
the hour OF opening crowds kept pouring In and
out, the hall being thronged continually. The ap-
pearance OF joel Parker, the candidate tor Gov.
applause. He delivered an able and animated
address, setting forth the unparalleled corrup-
ton Of the republican party IN New Jersey
Senator Stockton and John k. MCPHERSON also ad-
dressed the meeting. Toward the close o series Of
resolutions recommending the ratification OF ali the
regular nominees OF the party was read and adopted
amid much enthusiasm. For time she friends OF the
c0ntending candidates for Assembly exhibited de-
sire to precipitate upon the meeting the issues
which have 80 bitterly divided themselves but for
tunately no serious disturbance took place. The
leading democrats then retired TO Captain Busch's
hotel where sumptu0us supper awaited them.
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r e F o r M


us Al hslf.past o'clock n. why perempsory writ
Ing provide and dsliver % the several polling places
i.trio 81 ssid city the several Assembly dsicts
throughout sAid city 1t the election be held the h day
or November instant proper ballot boxes required
Law, for tho reception and depost therein Of al ballots
grersd 70 be cast Dy electors for the ONCE Of Assistant
other Assembly districts 10 said city why other
Further order should not be made the Court shall
SroPer. GEORGE q. BARNARD.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YoSx SEaAla

PARIS, Nov. 2, 1871.
deputation Of Americans to-day waited upon
Mr.. washhurne. the American Minister, anu pre-
scented him Q service OF plate, manufactured by
Messrs. TIFFANY Co.. as - recognition OF his SER
Vices to his countrymen during the siege OF Paris
ami under the rule. or the Commune"
THE MISSION TO BERLIN.
NJ Laronciere has declined the French Embassy
al Berlin.
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Board Of Revision nnd Csrrecsiss Of Assess
CHICAGO INTELLIaENCE.

MOVemeWt OF TrOOpB-FWIbe NWmOrN CO0C0fm-
ing General Sheridns.
CHICAGO, Nov. J. 1871
In alton Of the staemen, contained in dispatches to
the morning papers that tho War Department has ordered
four companies OF regular to ths city proper
10 state that the companies ordered the barracks here
for the winter headquarters Of the army Division
the Missouri the companies are stationed a other
govern cn Barracks throughout the country and has
feference Whatever local for these soIders
In reference further IN the dispatches
tbat overuor Palmer had authorised Attorney
0cnsral Bushnell TO- procure indictment against General
aheridan Colonel sherman AMI others for the murder o
Colonel ,rosvenor Il only necessary TO that neither
The 1;oyernor nor the Attorney General has legal
authority 20 DO anything Of the Snd
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NAN FOUND DEAD IN GUARANTEE.

QUARANTINE, L. l., Nov 8 1871.
An unknown was found dead this afternoon In the
woods back Of Sailors Snug Harbor. He Gfy
years age Of light compessn ceany shaven sup
been inmate OF Saorsf Snug Harbor The
Of the death unknown. Coroner Edward GaGnsy
took charge Of the remains.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By TEE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.


s ssssa Ss
g +: e ,sa y passed Es.,sas steamer. brig
with o..
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk With mdss and passengers. to the Old Dominion
% Ds::..s:n q Wi!.a. dacn Had SOis;srcu.
:Ss s::s:
g. ss e
snip CIV q N.niin Or Muir cl.:sox g day.: Nth
Sss9 y :es
an. and ns as %
70 saw bar. showing red signal with white letter in 4
fsrt NSrH. sNd! E.ni:eh, Shield. g dsy. With md.e
had sssy westerly gales 0 Been n; S S.1:
via coal
8 i p To- q os
x &c g. Il
Mary Ir5, Law. Boston days. in ballast, to 8
Bar. Ae.sndsr cswc, Aimssldt, Boston days. in bal
1...'ls WITH hide.
" g sTs 'E
soSr pslns1 Ireland. s:wSsin nc, day. with naval
sssi SSsS Sssi .. them. Virginia.
schr Jane Emsco, Van clsf deorss.ovn. DC NovI. in
ssr Ss. Lee: Sc for Now Haven
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
steamship Glaucu: Walden, Boston for New York, with
s!e.@.hip wam.utia, Fish. New Bedford for New York.
with nth mdse and passenssrs to Ferguson wood
sssss York. with coal
.s 81
schr simpson. Simpson. Passport for New yorkwth
schr Ami. Frye, Smith, Gala" for New York. with um
schr Hunress, Brown Lubec for New York, with ssh
schr Henry Clay, Graham. franklin for New York, with
scSr David ia Pears.. 5acte Greenwich for New York.
schr Geo TwOen, oornsl, Bridgeport for New Bruins.
scSr John Buckasw. Rabbit. warehau for New Bruins
sc6r sias Brainard Hawkins Cromwell for Jsnsy City.
schr Smith, Bowman, New Bedford for New York.
s scsr anRa Pn. Pro1o: STANFORD for New YORK
cSI BACK Diamond sn!5 PIoydsnSs for or n. YS.s
Tor ydSsi.dsDh.
sesr Wsis ROcs pe.ss New Haven FOR New York
eS sn ASds:on New Have; s Nor for NsS York.
sssr sa..a ssr.ssoa !.ims fro!dsncs e. New York
sS 9 1sSs FOR New
s.s al Me- new F Ss
Sss sis:1 s:S
~: 4: ys:
wilson, New Haven f9 I'm Now YORK
s ssSr nsss wssssa u
ssn Rr Pssssor. Parisr I!s New York
se eSr Frsnc GSS. cohasse Narrow eors.own
Cha; byss SGa ss f'
Schr julia Pratt Nicke.on Boston i9r rnvvsae'pniA
sss; ar A%s As. . s sis
s ses hsnniS:I Cisit' sorwicS iOf rnl.asPAiA.
ss.me s'G Hscsss, ho; onasncs New Yor nd's
ana passsn.s" BOUND EAST
steamship Dr Joan ss Sss Yo, Tatc for r, roT T"
schr Josephine Phinnsy Rondoa. for vineyard Haven.
ssS Snfhs c sr Ss a.''
schr Era, sandford. AlexAnd n. for Norwich
81. o;ss ScSs q Sey BAY
s sssr Gust Gust Martin .ason Tor hssssesS ~ -" '''
schr SPRAY Martin Sr New %, prov
sesi Fred Warren, Robinson. Eusabsshpo for New HA
ssnr sn.. BEN, Bailey, El,..ss.spor for Bos.o..
ssSr Hattie 6S,1. Da ssSy;Surs f9I HsS.iSrd nal.
ss y sssss Tor Kew :essSs
schr Fannie 4 kaIth, Ryder, Rondoui for Bosson
cs IF s NSs Fc.s SSe endSu Sr frsy.
se1r Eliza wIll,.ns Cosn;h Nsvburg fcr Pr9yidsnss
XIII, s;ssS Is
1.s Jss: 3,
sssI y.DSI sglYy.p TIsn'0s lol Nv a.ysa
sshr Mary frics, Isswst Baltimore iss s.susIsS
9 s'5 s 1910
ss ~. 70 EissfsSss
sonr Moruns Light. Brown, EiIsabethpor for New HA-
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SCOTLAND.
Another Railroad Accident.
ItleGBAm TO THE NEW Yosx HEaALa

LOND0N, NOV. 2, IBTIs
serious railwa accident Is reported as having
occurred near Perth, In Scotland.
Particulars have not up 70 this e. NJ moment
reached London.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
Failure Of Sacramento Dankers-yordict
Against the Central PacInc Railroad.

SAN FRArcsoo. Nov. 3, 1871.
inc failure OF John Slime Co., bankers, OF San Fran
Cisco has involved the failure OF Hastings Co.. bankers OF
Sacramento city.
Tho Dhics Court Of Sacramento yesterday rendered dc
cison against the Central Pacific Rarosd and In favor Of
passenger who rendered instead OF coin In pay
nent OF his fare and was put on the train.
Andrew wilson was killed and John Bockley fatally in
lured ~ fall IN the Becher mine at Virginia City yeser
day.
Tho front Of the Mechancs Fair Pavilion, which being
demolished, fell this morning. killing = spectator named
ID. MAXWELL.
Stocks are lower and the market demoraiixed.
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THE CITY COMPLICATIONS.

Another Payment TO the Park Depart
ment.
Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday paid to the
Department OF Public Parks the sum OF $4,000 for
the uses OF that department.
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Further Removals BY the Deputy Comp.
trOIler.

Deputy Comptroller Green yesterday made further
removals OF attendants on the supreme and Supe.
rior Courts, the Courts OF Common Pleas and Gen.
eral Sessions as we'll a. OF some OF the supernuous
employees Of the Comptrollcr's once.
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Mr.. william Haw, Jr., mas Withdrawn from the
Contest In the Eighth Senatorial District
Mr. Joseph u. Varnum. the reform candidate in
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FRANCE.

American Compliment to tho United States
/ Minister.
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Steamships venesa, London Acadia Glasgow; Eros
Cork; Hansa Bremen MORO Castle Havana via Nassau
Norfolk.
Wind n sunset w.
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Died.
TArsosAt J. on Tnursd ,s1 ever.
Thomas 8. Taylor, OF Rhode Island In the 11tn.
Services si at the residence Of her son, Thomas L
Taylor, on SATURDAY., November 4 at eleven O'Clock
Trains leave foot Of cnamSers street, By Northern
New Jersey Railroad, at $3.50 A. M.
MEYER.-ZoDICK MEYER, in the 55th year or MA
Friends and relatives. also Henry Clay Lodge. No.
10, L. 0: +. s. OF are respectfully invited a
attend the funeral from the reSldence, 100 avenue
G, ct twelve O'Clock.
(For otner Deaths see Eighth Pagel
A.-The Next Move Of tho Ccm1itsee e
E%psra@, NJ 5Io.aT;y ,asIs pl9,s: ,s;..sss::
protect brain. and mind. curing sss or s
ca q b.s.s- sAr Corner xarri, a.s,
A.-PsaIe.'. SeT ,6 rssrS SS;s:,
and swHITE RoSK."
A.-A.-A.-Reesncl's Weather SERIES, -,
Futon street best, mos, reliable and always the cheapest
Boot. and sSess Best place In Ne. York TO buy them 8 =
ar. 0 y e. ss SIX Gsaa: Ma.
Anseips Turkish Bash, Lsxi.sssa Avesses
dinner y Il Ss day
fursisS S' and siss;ric baths day and evening
|
Baschelorss Hair Dye-Tho Best In tho
world only perfect dye harmless reliable 'nsnaas's
a. M Va ussi.@~
Beebes Kitchen Ranges Never Fall.
They roast bro and furnh plenty OF hot water foA
kitchen and bath; SIS for No. largest family s,,s; Mn
Nos. & 10 Rsads street.
For Diamonds, Watches and Jowelry Gs
10 GBOR0E c. ALLEN, ~ Broadway. Rourtsssth
street, Diamonds bought.
spikes Tsethache Drsps'' Curs In Ono MIN.
u,e.-IiLL's HAIR DYE black brown. ou.y ~ osntA
Regal Havana Lottery.-Tho Highest Rafes
paid for Doubioons, all kinds Of Gold and Snvcr.
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, H Wall street. New York
Royal Havana Lctsery.-Fer Deawina q
CO., Bankers. 10 Wan srssl Post oaos boz lsM ny
Tho Wilson Shuttle Sowing Maclaine-Tt A
best and cheapest rs class machines in tho world prl
from 3bto Sioo; easy payments sAeEoomIu sroAi~As
nonposonous and odories destroys all odors
and prevents c0ntAgon Pepared only by TtLDbNS& co.
TS William street, New Fork Sold BY drugxises.
------
Trusscs, Abdominal srpyorscgAA Elastic
street, sdjoining Herald o0los
100 Acres of land fer every Citizen, Frey
disease Of throat and lungs you follow my aavc: ns
medic'ns 70 swallow Gan a Park rSx r9oT T,norsr
| Consultation srss HsuinnAs. wa.
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sixth Asse,nbIy District.

large meeting OF the friends OF John G. Rapp,
who Is candidate for the Assembly. and OF Charles
r. Blake, Tor Assistant Alderman, was hold ct Gin.
ron Garden, in the Thirteenth ward. There was
music and there were fireworks and good deal OF
.onthuaiasm.
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The Celered Men q tho Fifth Senatorial Dis.

! Four hundred colored voters turned out in torch.
light procession in honor Of the candidates OF the
reform partv. "A mass meeting was afterwards held
~ 90 sI,i.van sr.ct, when Mr.. Daniel X. Johnson
entcrtalAcs. hearers with on republic
can Ideas III general and reform notions in partcu
lar.
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Al inc pool rooms OF Messrs. Marshall 4 Johnson,
broadway and Twenty eighth street, last night, the
betting fraternity at the suggestion Of some specua-
tive genius, INDUCED temporarily In putting up their
money on IN, inc respective chances OF Shandley and
6igei LOT cccu0u 70 the Oi1ice OF ReQinter. Evil
IDENTITY the nan9uvro was only .seelcrs FOR future
heavy wolk OF the same nature Shandley was
great layor'tc' - IL apparent BY the following
ngures:-
bhapdley. ...... 500 100 100 1O0
Siget....... ~ 40 as An
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The voters in favor Of woitman as Senator In
the sixth district were out their full strength at
Concordia Hall. Woltman was present ana spoke
about tho victory he expected 70 achieve next Tues
Nlay over his opponent L---
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Tho Sixth Senatorial Distric,

Tho Sixth Senatorial District Rcformern.
large number OF Irish and German voters favor.
able to the election OF Mr.. Nachtmann AZ Senator
from the sixth district, met at the 0ermania A.
sembly Rooms. MIR. Free, Mr. A. Il. Lawrence And
Harvey y. Calklns advocated Mr.. Nachtmann's
claims
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; The reformers Of this district had big meeting ct
Fifty-eghth street ana Third avenue to ratify the
nominations made BY the reform party. Theodore
GIaubeRskIer delivered long address. He praised
.Ilemann also Sigc likewise everybody who had
an idea that Tammany wasn't oil virtue and hon.
,fstF.
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Royal Havana Lcesery.-Fer DeawinH q
3tth October look another page. j. B. MARTIN kz
Co., Bankers. 10 Wal sssst- Post once box 46aA TT.
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Twentieth Assembly District.

: Tho .dends Of Franz Sige and Weeks W. Culver
met In force at 100 and 7ol Third avenue, and had
grand time OF It. speeches were made by Mr.. Gull
yer, Mr.. McGregor e. q. Johnson and Colonel
Faulkner. General Sige came In during the meet.
1ng and was warmly received.
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL MEETINGS.
Meetings Last Evening in New York and Else
where : Tammanyites, Republicans
and Reformers In Council


Thc Sevosfeenth Senatorial District.
There was a meeting OF the friends Of Harry
Genet and Jerome Buck in this district last evening.
folce Justice Couter presided One OF the speakers
pitcncd into the preachers who talked politics In the
pulpIts. There was no minister present Another
speaker went for Daniel Tenants scalp METAPHOR
cally and took It metaphoricany.
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For Diamonds, Witches and Jcwelry Gs
10 GBOR0E G. ALLEN, ~ Broadway, Rourtes1th
street. Diamonds bought
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Regal Havana Lettery.-The Highest Rates
paid for Doubioons, AL kinds Of Gold and saver.
TAYLOR Co, Banker, H Wall sreet, New York
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THR
MONTH or NOVlNBEK.
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Reehos Kitchen Ranges Never Fall.
rhsy roast bake pro and furnh plenty Of hot water foa
" JAMES 4 kfRTLAND,
Nos q 10 Rsads street.
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Tho Wilson Shuttle sowing Machine-Tt A
best chcapesk hrt class machines In tina world
from 3Dto Sioo; easy payments SAieroom7u RroAi~iAs
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Payment or Laberers On the Crotos AQueduct.
Mr.. A. s. Cady, Of the Comptroler's ONCE, yes
terday concluded the payment to about two thou.
sand one hundred Of the men employed on the
work known as the alterations OF the Croton Aque.
duct-Tenth avenue, Ninety 1rst to 18th stroet-Of
the amount due them to september 80 last. In the
payment or laborcrs Deputy Comptroller Green mas
adopted the system OF paying the men directly on
thereby making saving to the city In the time or
the men, II they were obliged to 60 10 the Comp
trolers ONCE on every pay day, as mas heretor ore
been the case.
ments.
The Board Of Revision and Correction OF Assess
ments met yesterday afternoon at the Comptollers
once for the purpose OF acting upon the assessment
lists received from the Assessors by said board
Objections IN wrtlng, and OF the DIRECTORS In per.
son and by attorneys were heard and considered
A number Of the assessments were connrmed, and
the balance were laid Tor further conside
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dire ct 10 The manufacture. EsPsSscHEiD. lis Nsss.s a
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A.-Ladies', Misses, tsests' and Beyse
Boots Shoss Best place In New York 10 buy them 70 -
MILLER CO.'S Union square.
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l6O Acres ef Lnnd for every Citizes, Erce<
win awe bonds for 8ic thai you VA be cured o. ans
medicine swallow. Gall IL - row. rooIas asd
,. A. MACpONAl.D, Explorer,
Consultation frea. Meunrue, Fla,
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BascheIor,s Hair Dye-Tho Bsst In tho
world perfect dye harmless reliable insantaneea
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A.-A.-A.-Roebuclx,s Weather Strips, -
Futon street, best, reliable and always the cheapest
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A.-The Next Move Of tho Comnitteo e
Seventy VIII be to proceed body TO KNOxS ceIebraeA
Hat Emporium "a Broadway and there provide thsnssves
With sufficient number Of Knoxs famous Hats whsrswtth
10 protect their minds during this mportaat
Such proceeding public condolences Tor then
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A.-PhaIes's New Perfumes,
IL LOVE- YOU"
and sWHIrE ROSE"
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Trusscs, Abdominal sppyerscYA Elastic
Stockngs Pis Inarumenta 20, &C. DR.. GLOVER. 10 Ana
street, adjoining Herald odloss
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Receipts by Railroad, July IL.
an1rr1 nAIanI.1sA RAILHnXp.

Gas bales cotton, "a bbls. naval stores, So bales
gools, as psgs bacon, and car stock. To Rail-
road Agent. W B Smith h CO, Pelzer, Rodgers
CO. G n Walter i CO, Brode co. s Smith, u D
Reeder d Davis. Dowljrg &.co. O CsLiebenrood, n
Bschon eco Frost q. Adger; Sloan DC Seigntous,
W W Smith, Laurey & alexander, Il Cooia q CO,
WAGNER L Monsees, Goldsmith Son.
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satisfied.

II truly thou artstilll6e same,
Deeo eyed, soft speaking as OF old,
- II nobhing sad or strange or cold,
Nothing shat hints OF grief untold, ,,,ro
HosI Mast,nS thee sfssr thesedown years, be seen
To. mar the accustomed sweetness Oh tny nien'
Thea surely tits nos mine to cnioe
Harsh fate, being satisfied.
Iftruly thou art happy, this
Alone snfiices unto me.
II All that might ever be,
That other has h.come; fEne ,,,s
awstes the glad pure thrills OF utter bliss
T hsd believed one only could awake -
Ifhe has found the secret which can make
,ThysdaysS Sto;music glide
Enough; I'm satisfied.
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sss. ,S1ahsr nltS
'l.AD'.' - ts'''s ~. w..MS.s---
rh. ch.rleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores: Market.
OFFICE CHAnLssroN NEWS,
AoNosAY EyaNtSa' 'uls IT, Ito. ,o ana
sCoTToN--Inere Was y aaruy aay tuuuts, ,,.,s
the market was neary a. sssanu saies o..! =; =.
bales Inferior grades az at i4se9lo's 0en'' y ~
Quotations nominal .,..,,,
RIoE-rne marSes was qalee. ss'es 20 70 '.e.o.s 80
ciean oaIonas 49, oeuss a. sass u ~
common ~; so ssvs @ nssn an
,aSs...,s fo,,nws. "a barrels male and
o:s s,as sis Is 90 scs barrels No AM
s1,, s., :. Ko IA = ss ass d. 1s4 barrels No q,
- I'm 81 8. s,rrits at az cents
= s1ei
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n o. R f L OR I D
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain = ullEE :
G.. E. Mcmillan. will leave southern .STsssf2Sa7s
Wharf every TrBSn4 Y. EVENING. at s.S0 u cEurH
iuntil further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan
dina and Palatka, arriving back at CharieBtoI
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
msyli RAVENEL & CO., Agents.
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LIST oFsVEssELs
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FoR THrs Pohr:

s. ~ EE.sr.
{. REIGN.
,e,e - - LIVERPOOL
The Marion, kefrert cleared. .Jnne 70
.TheM Seed; Edmondson, sailed .:.ynne ~
The Romaine, Young. up. NAY 70
Br bark Lady Dn1erip, Finn, p..... may I!
WEST HARTLEPoGI. ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, sailed. June
NEWPORT, ENG.
The Gauntlet, Douse smiled. June "a
The Black Prince, Marshall, sailed. June q
Fir bark Melaine, Berthe, sailed. MAY 81
The RT & Carey, -. sated... May 8
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. May 8
KINGSTON, JAM.
British bark Iris, Sufiolk, sailed. 2
DOME sTIc.
NEW YORK.
Brig BYoung, Joy, ..........Jaiy
Schr Fl C Sheppard, Clark, cleared. .........yuly'
Schr Lilly, Hughes, cleared. ........-.....July 5
Schr Myrover,. Brown, up............e.....Ju
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared.....-.. June Is
PHILADELPHIA.
steamship Empire, Hinckley, CID. Is
Schr Walton Gardner, cleared .........July
y. sBALTIAoRE.
Schr Harriet Baker, Webber. .up...........July
Brbrig R Mckay Spearing, Lefayor, cid June 2e
ROcKRoRT, NE.
Brig G Packard, Harrington, sailed. =. June 80
BANGOR, ME.
Schr Eastern River, cDonald, cleared. June %