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steady rsS ThIsksy k1Ier nymss Western az
s1 aoa1 as: amber Southern 81 i6. Corn lac
lower at e7Haes Rice steady: Pork t,o closeo SsfS
Naval stores and tallow steady.
BALTIMORE, August 15.-Flour active. Wheas
ateady. Corn quiet and steady. Pork hrmer 81
81 Bacon stronger; shoulders sAa1eo Lsrd
WILM1SGToN, August 15.-Spirits turpentine %.
Rosln steady at Sc 20 for strained 81 or no a. "a
for yellow dip, $40 for virgin. Tar steaog az
So SIS. ~
ST. LOUIS. August 15.-Flour lower; superhne
winter So 70a3T5. Corn quiet. Pork inactive anu
he'd firmly s12 75aI3. Bacon 1rmer; order io1s
ss3sa6Kc; clear rib 8H. Lard 91aa9Ac.
LOUISVILLE. August 15.-Flour inactive. rr9St.
sions In light demand and unchanged. "nsAey
steady at Ssc. ,or, a,,,
PorS-sl2 so asked. Lard-9c asked. BACON
limited, with jobbing demand; shoulders o'aci
clear sides 7Lc. Whiskey SSc. A.
NEW ORLEANS. August l5:-Flour easier; ;sosu a. %
rs: double s6 Soa6 so; treble SS 60 2Ha6 70. Corn
ouiet-mixed CSC. White oats quiet at a 4oaYoc So
Bran dull at 81 05a1 10. Pork dull at sl4 20. ba
con drm at 75sasKc !; all others unchanged.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, August 15-Noon. n.-securities unchang-

hUNh1 AAnhhio>
LONDON, August 15-Noon. Securities unchang
Evening-Securities unchanged.
FRANKFORT, August stl5-NOon.-Bonds 96N.
NEW AoKK, August l5-Noon -Stocks ,sI sleany, NY
dull. state bonds steady. TenpesseeS acuVe.
Tennessee sixes 75,s; new I5h. Money easy AZ :.
God heavy aS l29s. Exchsnge-!ong 9H, snort
Eyenng.-Freights flrmer. Money unchanged.
Sterling at close, prime bankers sis solu on
street, Q. Gold l2&. Governments quiet. Ten
nessees active, especially new, others dull. Ten
nessees 15k, new i5X; Vlrginias IS, new Y; Lou
isianas IS, new 90; Lev.es 0iA; ss s3; Ahosnms
Georgias ST. r. sl S0rIh y oeFsnss Da sns
Ss ssasa sday U 90
NEW ORLEANS, august i5.-Slerling 2a1x. Sight
X premium. GOld'l2H.
~. COTTON MARKETS.
LrYERpooL August 1s-Nooa.-Cotton opened
dull anu unchanged; aplanus sA, Orleans ed;
sales 1900; export and speenia,ion ZuGU sd mr.
leans gu; Manchester advices being less IaVora
new YorK. August 15-Soon.-Cotton noml-
Eyeniog.-co'ton dull and lower; sales 1884
bales at lsXc. .r. ,,s..,
1eNc; gross receipts SIS bales; sales 800; stock
PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-Cotton dull; mid
dlings lSSc. .,,,
iug down: mlddlings 1SHalShc; net receipts 81
bales; gro. 8 20; exports coasLWlse 30; sales IS;
NORFOLK, August Is 5-Cotton dull; low mid.
dines 1Ic; net receipts l0i paiesi eApor's ooass-
Wna1NGroS, august 15.-Cottou dull; mid.
-dlDgslsc; stock Gil bales. ,,o. ,,a ,oa..
AUGUSTA, August 15.-COtt0u quiet apu "eoA'
middllngs l6Hal7c.
SAvASSAH, August 15-Cotton, demand mode
rate; niddllnys lTc; net receipts SO bales; sales
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Receipts by Rallroad, August 15.
sovrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOETH CAROLINA RAILhUAD.
60 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 100 casks clay,
LOG sacks oats, 81 pigs bacon, I cars wood and
lumber car stock. TO Railroad Agent. Johnston,
Crews co, " Roach & co. Pelzer, Rodgers y co,
C Bart & CO. Follin, n Robson, Jefords co,
Tledeman, calder & co. Captain G w Bradley,
Laurey & Alexander. B O'Neill, StefTens, Werner
& Ducker, Z II Hacker, Ctsey i Kenyon.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
100 bb!s naval stores, cars lumber and wood,
kegs nails, mdse, &c. To Macqueen-& Riecke.
Thomlinson & CO. 8 D Stoney, Marshall. Jr, "
Pnceel. Bardtn j. Parker, Weiter5, Kinsman
& Howell Smith Chapeau, Liebenrood. ID c
Ebaugh, Adams, Damon & CO, J B McDowall,
Atlantic Phosphate CO, and E Walling.
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New York Rice pIarket.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, August II:
Domestic Is little slow. owing 10 lts scarcity
and fieh cost. and foreign, as substitute, Is
selling yery wen at full figures, with some hold.
era talking about an advance on prime selec.
tions. Sales OF 90 tcs Carolina at SAaeXc; 500
bags East india at 8Ia7hc for RangoOn, and 7H
a7%c for Patna. Value OF imports past week
1870 S33o 1888.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger. from New York
Finck, II Menke and wife. Sweeney, a
Parmelee, Jno A Boiler, Robt Deane. Mrs Slatte-
ry, Ernsen Wertheim, q II Walton and wife,
Mrs Toale, Miss Minnie Toale, Josephine Wal.
ton, Mary Watson, d Tilly. A Jones, Z
Neufville K Herrswold F X. Wehman. Harral, G
" Morse, JC Henehan, Colonel Wade Cothran,
Fl Leiding and wife, Mrs a L Hershman and two
children, Monroe.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bnlietin, Monday, August "A:
Receipts today 1888 bbls rosin. Spirits surpen.
tine are quiet, but for prompt delivery to day is
firm, with small sales at 4sa4sXc. We hear OF Is
bbIs having sold at 47kc and to arrive per .'kegu'
lator l50 bbls on private terms; 46c were bid for
same and 47c asked. Resins are stronger, and
we note the sale OF 500 bbls strained at 81 80; $50
bbls at Sc 81 aud in Wilmington 5000 obs, free on
board, on private terms. Tar Is quiet, and some
quote lower.
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New york Hax Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Monday, August "A !:
Receipts today 1850 bales. The demand for ship
ping grades Is fair, and we quote prices hrm as
before. The sales are 200 bales for savannah, 20
for Wilmington, so for Norfolk, 95 for Charleston
ali at 81 90. and IS bales for Portsmouth at 81 10.
Retail is scarce and prime lots are wanted but we
note no change in prices. Straw Is steady at
former prices.
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ColIalERcIAL NEWS.
.Hns Charleston Cotton, Is,ce and naval
-. Sfarea Market. ....'


;Yns Charleston Corton. Is,ce and sa.al
s. "a 81. "a Stores Market.
- - OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
= TUESDAY EVENING, August Is, ISL
CcrroN-rhe inquiry continued only In limit
. ed .wsy for tn sartice, the market showing dull
and easy character; sales about so bales, say at
1s1 at Il, al lax, 1s at llX, ats, 10 at 161z
2atl6, 1e at l81s. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary1o good ordinary ......A @15k
Low middling........ ....."...!6 G
MludlluH .................loHt9-
Rrcs-The business In this grain was unlm-
portant. ~.
NAVAL sroREs.-The market to-day showed
considerable activity, and the demanu was brisk
for all grades. The sales foot up as follows: AIS
bbls extra No. l. low pale and pale rosin at s5 25a
s 5o SIS 1885, and Sc 25; 1888 bbs. No. 8, No. and
extra No. . at 81 10, So 25 and So so; 2lo casks
spirits turpentine at 4la42 cents per gallon, as to
Splcksges.
PRsIaHrs.-To Liverpool bJ steam, direct,
nominal on upiands; via New YORK, Hn
on uplande, Id son sea Islands; by sai,
on uplalsds ard sea lsands, nominal. I
Hayre nominal. OoasSHise-so New YorE
BY steam, 30 on upaad5 and &c on eta
ialands; 81 IS p tlerce on rice; by sail, Nc 10
cotton; a 5ierce on rlce:4oc q barrel on rosir,
Sl@s q II on lumber; $r@lo p u on timber.
Boston, By eail, Hc b b on upland costoa
TO Providence, by sail s. y u on boards, y
"a b on ooston;, by. steam 81 . bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, hc p 10
on uplauds; by sail, ST q 81 oa boards; ss o..
timber; s.. = ton on claJ, AID SaGs % en- phos
pha;es. TO Baltimore, OF steam. PC 2 10 by
SAL, .os:@! p n. Oh boards; s,@32s,S tca N
phosphsls rock. Vessels are ln demand ei
oar mercnants to take lumber freights f'cm
GEORGETOWN. 5. g., Darien and sati:la River, Co.,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern forss, and $40
a.. a u are tneraJes on lumber and boards.
! !. EXCHANGE STERLING 90 day bills 81 lX@22.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The .aISs are pur'
chasing ,lgut checks on New York at par; days
x.on; 10 days x or; l5 days - Oil; 20 days - on;
80 days--or. They are sericg sight checks at x
pre- MUM.
GoLD1ll@12A.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON, August 1i.-SPIRrTs TURPEN.
TINE Sales OF only ISL casks at 42t4c per gallon
for Southern packages.
RosiN.-Saies OF 23l bb at So 20 for strained,
and so 25as6 so for extra pale
CRUDE TURPsNTrNE.-Sales Of 425 bols at So 40
for yellow dip and 81 40 for virgin.
T4R.-Sales OF only II bbls at So SIS per bb
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NlHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
PREPARED By THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
.PLANT-Prtce 81
Cough Linctus-Price 81 s.s
Dilanthus Extract, for Epilepsy, st. Vitus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Afecttons-Prce 81
Catarrh Specifc-Prtee So
HYdrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bronchias,
WhoopIng Cough, dc.-Price So
Pile ExtractSa never falling Pile cure-.Price 8.
NAV Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidlty OF the
Liver Constipation, 6c,-Prlce 80 cents
Headache Pills-Price 80 cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodized chemical water
superior to Vlchy, Kissingen, :Seltzer, &C.
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81 :,
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment !
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price So
Llthia-fOr the Kidneys-Ptce So
Katalpa Extract-the womans frienaIfl,ice friena.,f1,1 %
Victoria Regis-unrivalled for peauulyns
complexicn-Price 81 s,,. u,,,.
Amaranth-for the Hsir-stopS faling nar-fflce
Seura,u,a-Rheumstic Elixlr-Price 81
Fever and Ague Giobules-PriGSs &c y per 1o5. @S
anrM 'a'' No. 1sl Meeting street. Charleston.
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CHARLESTON, S. G., February II, 1871.
Trains win leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. Il
Arrive at Charleston ,:so A. N. Gdondays ex
cepted) and 2:30 P. II.
Train does NOS leave Charleston P. n, sun
PAYS.
tIon to New York, via Richmond and Acauls
Creek only, going through 10 90 hours.
Passengers leaving by P. n. Train haVt
choice Of route, via Richmond and washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timare. Tnoseleavlng on SATURDAY remain sun.
DAY In Wilmington, n. G.
This Is the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route Ito Cincinnati, Chicago and other potntl
Weet and Northwest, both Trains making con
nectons ut Washington with Western tratnr
OF Baltimore and . hio Railroad.
8. S. SOL0MONS,
Engineer aud Superintendent
P. L. CLHApo2, General Ticket Agent.
febll.l2ulO8 -a-F-,..
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FORT CILENDAR.

last Quarter. 7th. II hou1s minutes, evening.
New Noon, l8;h. hoars, ii minutes, morning.
FIRST quarter. sd. hours, Is minutes, morning
Full Moon 30th, hour, minutes, morning.
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DACHIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers of the above Inc leave Pier HE
No. 4c, North River, foot OF canal sSAs&aitHssx
street.. Eex fork, at T. o'socs noon, 9i the lSsn
dates fail on Sunday, then the Saturday prered
Ing.
All departures connect as Panama Witt steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American rorts.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China steamers leave san Fran.
cisco nrst OF every month except when 1t ia!ls on
Sunday; then Oh the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, ort
60 direct from New YORK to AsplnWau.
One hundred pounds baggage free to eaca adui'
Medicine anu attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information app y
al the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf foot Of Canal street, North RlVer, New
York. z. &. BABY, Agent.
jlly26-iyr
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
a FULL ASSORTMENT just received by
DIR. d. BAER,
julyE No l3l Meeting street.
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FoR NEW YORK.
ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Is, ATHALF-
PAST 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM LISE-EsTABLGsHED-1 1870
srArERooms ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowell. Commander, will. sail for
New York on WEDNESDAY, 10Th August, at half.
past 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from Pier No. 2, =
WharveS.
WILLIAMS 4 GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn Chr1stiania. Gotten
burg, and TO Glasgow wSby4ANCHOR$LlNE STEAM.
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
- Insurance by Steamers OF this Line X ner cent.
For Freight engagements or Passage, having
very fine State.room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, RUGER. i: CO., No. 20 Broad street,
or TO WIN. A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf.
aup124
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NEW LINE TO GEORGETOWN, S. C.

SaW W III
OFFICE NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CoNPANY,(
CHARLESTON, S. O., July 81, 1871.
A Stage Line with good coaches Is now being
run between Kingstree and Georgetown, leaving
Kingsiree on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnrdaysi
returning, leave Georgetown Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays.
Passengers leaving Charleston at $50 a. N. go
through same day. ,
P. L. CLEAroR, General Ticket Agent.
augl-tuthslm0
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FOR NEW YORK.
OLD LINE SEW YORK AND CHARLES
TON sTEAmsIIIPs. "a
ESTABLISHED ls4t.
POPULAR PASSENGER LINE.

THE VERY FAST AND SPLENDID
SIde.wheel Steamships OF this Line will sail from
Adger's Wharf as follows
JAMES ADGER. SATURDAY, August 10th, at 8
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, August 2sth, at 2
O'Clock P. M.
JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, September "a, at .
O'Clock A. NJ.
These Ste lmships insure at the lowest rate ana
are noted for their strength, speed and comfort.
A@ Through Bills OF Lading given on Coston TO
Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
| S. state.rooms may be secured In advance
without extra charge.
For Freight or Passage apply to
july28 JAMES AUGkh CO.
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TWO hundred Gritty THOUSAND DOLLARS
REAL ESTATE And u. s. GOLD BONDS
positively November 1871 public the oo
IChsnesto H.,
|CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
FOR THE BENEFIT
FIR EE SCHo OIL H u n d
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF SESSION.
MARCH 1871.
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE
THE RAFF1E WILL POSITIVELY
NOVEMBER 1871 PUBLIC AT 10 ooLocKAM


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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-01-25

MADDOX HAS RETURNED. AND HAS TO SELL Or
wi exchange Farms Residences city Property all
the country, at IS Nassau street.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN EsfEs.

General Tom Thumb ana his wife arrived at
Madras on the 8 ult.
Some Russian journals express anxiety Of the I'M
proved relations between Germany and Austria.
A torpedo detachment, consisting OF fifty pioneers
and thirty sailors, has left KEEL Tor Paris with
view to closing the Seine.
Three Russian vessels are building and nearly
completed in Samudas ship yards on the Thames.
IL is said they are mercantile, not naval ships.
The adtz Anze,Oer says that the loss OF the Baden
division in the battle OF Nuts was fftyfour officers
and 934 rank and file killed. wounded and missing.
The ColognesGakette says that the German COM
mander before Belfort has given permission FOR
women, children and people OF old age to leave the
place.
The Francois says that In French restaurant
where cats dogs nd rats are on the bill OF fare the
proprietor has stuck bill at hts kitchen door
headed, .'Forced union between belligerents.n
Tie London Times correspondent at Pera says
that there are renewed dinerences between the
Porte ana the Khcdive. The Porte complains of dis
regard by the Khedlve OF his last 1rman, especially
as regards armamentS.
1t Is the intention OF the English government to
establish military barracks at Northampton, and
the corporation is asked 10 grant lease Of twenty
five acres to the government. meeting has been
called at Northampton to consider the matter.
NJ. Michel Cheyaller in an articlelin the journal
an Hare says that by neiping France to resist
check the overgrowth OF Prussia, England would act
in her own interest; and he adds that, once France
Is crushed. the English home army must be raised
II is stated that the English government have
made arrangements Tor the Immediate production
OF a large number OF breech-oading rnes OF the
Henry Martini pattern, and that the necessary ma
chinery will be constructed under the superlntend.
ence OF NJ. Martini.
The Rappel says that the aspect of Paris at night
in consequence OF The extinction or gasghts very
singular. Many persons ind IL convenient 10 carry
lanterns, and for their accommodation new kind
OF lamp mas been invented, winch is carried easily
by being suspended from the button hole OF the
coat.
Tho Cologne Gazette states that at Vienna N.
Theirs happened To stay nj the same hotel with NJ.
Rankc. Tue two historians dlned together, aud NJ.
Theirs put the quest ion:-"Against whom does Ger
many in fact, fight at this moment ~ against
Louis XIV" answered NJ. Ranke. NJ TIMERS did not
reply.
Tne London Ar1ny ana Nary Gazette says that
at Ia a painful task for US 10 announce that ships
are now Kept longer on foreign siations than is
prudent simply from the fact That our reserves are
SO miseraDly low that we have no vessels to des.
patch for their relief. The Lords OF the Admiralty
are blameless in the matter They are anxious to
repair aud build, but they restrained by those Ia
whom is ntrusted the disbursement Of the pubic
money. There must be soon day Of reckoning"
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The baltimore Gazette thinks man cannot be edu-
Gated to be an editor.
Mr.. John w. Dalgarn has become the sole owner
OF the Spirit, OF JEFFERSON, Va.
Mr. James II. Moore, having been appointed to his
old position as steward OF the Insane Asylum OF the
State retres from hts editorial connection with the
Raleigh IN. C.) Sentinel.
Rev. Mr. LYMAN Abbott, formerly OF Maine. well
known In literary circles has been elected editor OF
the new illustrated weekly newspaper, 10 be pub.
lished by the American Tract Society.
The st. Louis Republican is a democratic paper,
ana the ST. Louis Democrat Is q republican paper.
IL would be great relief to the news editors OF the
country II they would swap names.
The Rome GAL Commercial made its appearance
the other morning with hole In II. The editor ex
planned Il the next issue by stating that he had dis
covered Objectionable article after the edition mad
been WORKED oil. ana had clipped IT out OF all the
papers before sending them OIL.
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lifted for steam as well as sailing purposes. He will
leave 10 May.

NEW NATIONAL BANK.
Tho Comptroller OF the Currency has authorized
the STATE National Bank at New Orleans 1t having
capital Of $500,00O to commence business.
DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
The Committee on Banking and Currency through
subcommittee. consisting OF Messrs. Cox, Bur-
chard and Coburn. have been In communication
with the Secretary OF the Treasury with the view OF
ascertaniny whether tho estimate OF $250,000 for
reprinting from new plates the twenty and ten
dollar notes Of national banks cannot be reduced.
There Is no doubt the committee VIII report q bill
for that purpose. owing to the circulation Of well
executed counterfeits of these denominations.
HON. JASPER n. BRADY
formerly member OF Congress from Piitsburg, "a,
died In this city yesterday morning, IN the seventy
nth year OF his age.
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ART SALE OF 800 CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, BY B,
n f. THOMAS, THIS Evening", Ar ~ O'CLOCK, AT
FINE ART GALLERY 5o7 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ME-

Among the collection offered will be supcrb Landscapes,
Marine Figures, Religious and Historical Paintings by
eminent European and American artists This collection il
worthy the attention Of all who DESTROYS of purchasing
good IA
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A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIOEEER.
~ Once and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Post Office.
Books, Books.
JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL will sell this day, Mt heir
saesrpon, n Nassau street splendid collection of Eng
sh and American Illustrated Books in every department OF
literature.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

SToRE OR LOFTS WANTED-UNTIL IsT OF MAY
- between Chambers and Grand Streets Broad
Address, giving price and location, SAL Post
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THE NEW GOVERNOR OF UTAH,
George L. Woods, OF Oregon, who was yesterday
nominated by the President for Governor OF Utah
Territory. Is native OF Missouri. He has lived in
Oregon FOR number OF years. and was the spokes.
man OF the delegation from the Pacific coast which
called upon the President, a few weeks ago. to dc.
maad the appointment OF Senator Williams, OF
Oregon, Us Attorney General in President Grants
Cabinet. He is said to be a fair lawyer and good
stump speaker. HIS views on the peculiar institu.
non OF Utah not known, and 1t Is doubtful II he
mas formed any very decided opinions on the
subject.
ARRIVAL OF SENATOR LOGAN.
General Logan, recently elected United States
senator from the State OF Illinois, for six years from
the attn OF March next, made his appearance in the
House Yesterday, Tor the first time since his election
lie was warmly congratulated by his colleagues on
the floor Of the house over his success Logan says
that. although tue victory was decisive one. he had
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AMERICANS ABROAD.

The following is list of Americans registered at
the Offices OF Bowes Brothers & Co., 449 Strand,
Charing Cross, London and IL Rue dc Ia Paix Paris
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A BRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. -ExECuToR'S
~ sale Nj LLER, WILKINS GO, viii sell at auction,
Thursday, January 2S ~ o'clocS the Exchange
Saesroom No Ill Broadway by order OF the OF
John Mansfield
Sixth ayenueThc three story brick House and Lot the
eaery side OF sixth avenue between Wayercy place ad
Eighth street, known as No. 30.
Nest Fourteenth street.-The four story high stoop brick
House and Lot, the southery side OF West
street, between SIKH and Seventh avenues known No rs
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