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COMMERCIAL NEWS. !;
<. EXPORTS > !;
NEW ORLEANs-Per schr David Ailas-2s0 tons
Of guano. Is. =.

THE Ch arIcAton Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 4, 1871.
CorroN:-rhfre was q fair and somewhat wen
sustained inquiry for this staple, good grades in
consequence OF their scarcity exhibiting much
irlnncss, while the common kinds were less IN de.
mand Sales ne AT lcco bales, say 1o3 at 49, 40 at
lsX; IS OF lsG; 80 at 1875 GO at 1sH; 90 ut lS; 42
at u; 10 at lax; Is l43s 6s at 1875 lol at 1is
6s at lax; los at l4X; 1s at Is; 20 at l5H.
- ;.EyzRPeoL CLAssIFlcATIoT.i
GDldirars to good ordinary ....!- -13 l@14
Low niddhng. g......"..........- -.l45ag!4:E
aidd!ing ng.;.;:......'...- 'i52sg~
strict middnng.. ........l4Hgio
J. E.R1cE.-This grain was nrm with good inquiry.
sales about 96o tlerces OF Clean Carolina, say 81
t.erres at 6S; sA; % at 51s; IS at o7s21 at
7-i6; "a at 6K; 60 at &c q II, We quote fair at
6H@s SIC; good en@64; Common prime 7c Q ib.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales OF note.
9ERsIauT5.-To Liverpool, by steam direct Y on
uplands: :ysa New York, zfd on uniands, lsSaon
sea Islands; by sail 1Sd on upand7, "a on sen
islands. TO Harre nominal Goastwise-to New
York by steam, Nc on unlands and 1c on sea
Islands; s. a fierce on rice; By sait &c q lt on
cotton; - a tlsrce on rice: 4oc p barrel on rosla
S7as q II on lumber; ss@lOs Il on timber. To
Boston, by sar, K@hc p b on upland. l.cotton.
To Providence, by sail IS q NJ on boards, &c
p ID on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, 1se r. b
on upiauas; by sail, ST q NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; So q ton on clay, and s3S3 so on phos-
phales. To; Baltimore, by steam, 10 q b; by
sail, Sd 500! q d on boar,is: s3@s 25 y ton OH
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freIghts from
Georgetown, S. C., Daren and Satilla River, Ca.
snt, Jacksonville, Fla, toSorthcn ports, and Slu
ole p u are the rates OF humber and boards.
= -ExcaAssI.-Sterlng 60 day bills nominal at
lsx@1sT.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at H@H of, AMI sell at par.
GoLD-lo9ll.
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The late Professor >llliuan, Of Yale College
received from company specimen or coal to
eSsmin. and the professor sad he would make
test and determine lis quality. The next day, the
owners OWE I Of o. the grand discovery waited on him
again. eicer tn hear the verdict which was to
make or mar their fortan:s- The professor saa,
marked his manner: Gentlemen. understand
you to say THAI this pr perty is sltusted upon
AilL,op consequently the situation Is prominent.
II is valuahe-inmensely valuab'e-hongn as q
coal mine am obliged 10 observe thai 1t Is lat :
nre Fence II, gentlemen. fence Il In, and ho!d IL
through good aud evil fortune til, the Last Oay;
for am convinced that IL Will be the best point
from which to view the sublime spectacle OF tae
final cou1agration | feel satisfied that II any
rart OF the earth shall remain rninjured after
that awful fire, i: will be :hs roa mine Of yours"
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" C'est Lui."

Come, little bark, come to the land
Come, little sail, over the sea
As she shades her sweet eyes Witn ner nsI ~; ,,
There's line OF white light on the blue,
There's path through the depsas 70 nef 'oo~
And the dark sail is Fastening through,
And the last hour Of waiting e s"ee'.
Bat the length OF an oar to the land
can they guess what the meeting WIZ oef
Sweet ewes shaded by little brown hand,
Sweet lips parted and saying "cest sn ~
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Wi1mtngton Market.

WILMINGTON. January ry3.--TrRPENTINB.-only
l3 bbls received, which sold at So 90 for soft and
81 70 for hard. per 2So pounds. t-:Na, -.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures steady, with
sales OF 312 bbls. at 45c pergs.llon.
ROsIN.-Sales OF 1000 bbls at 81 f5 for strained.
TAR.-Eo receipts. ';
COrToN-Sales Of 6l bales, as follows: IA Mt 13;
81 at 13X; at 1SH, ands 8 at l4c per ID.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January 2: The mar.
ket continues sparsely supplied with desirable
stock, and there Is demand enough extant to Keep
most of the offerings moving, giving prices
STEADY tone, and encouraging receivers TO offer
theirgoods only as wanted. Sales OF 80 tierce5
Carolina In lots a. 6HaIXc CQSh.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Argn; from Edisto and Way Land
irgs-T Mikell, TLorentz, NJ Raynard, ]
whsley, E Bsiley, J $ Bayrard Mitchell, ] w
MacSay and lady, Mrs NJ Begley. Miss Begley, =
Munlay, W W Gray, Nr jenkins, w WeldeD, d
Jacobs and 500. 2.i..t
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, January very little Offering:
mlddllng l3A; low middllng l2x; good ordinary
l2Hc.
COLUMBUS, January 2.-ln our market there
ls.sc sales 26l bales; receipts PSI bales shipments
573 bales So . NJ - :. - -
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .GEESx.
No. az, North River, foot OF Canal SAikAf
street. New York, at II O'Clock noon, Of the 4th
and Goth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 4tn touch at Manzanllio.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
nan and Clina December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Ticketsur other Information apply
at the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. T. n BABY, Agent.
iu{yl6~1yr
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miscellaneous.

r L. LUNsFoRD, CABINET.MAKER
81. ana UPHOLSTEREK, bcgs leave TO INFORM
me people or Charleston, and or the State, that
he s slU Carrying on his old bnstRest, at No. 81
Queen street lie can make or pair piece Of
Furniture or any description. He also manufac-
tures new MATTRESSES and renovates old OneE
Cane Chair:bottoms replaced by an experienced
workman. Customers may rely uron the per-
iorinance Of work IN prompt and faithful man.
ner, Price for sfenOvating q Moss Mattress, hTge
Size, IS SO; Halr Mattresses, s.; Cotton or Wool
Mattresses, S.. Persons having this work to be
done are assured that the contents OF mattresses
win not be exchanged for CHEAP or fferior arti
clea J. l. LUHsfohD, r. b. H.
dec2l
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LIST OF vEsSELB
rp, CLEARED ASp SAILED FOR TE1s PORT.

Up, CLEARED AID SAILED FOR TH1s PORT.
REIGS.
dvRRrooI.
Steamship Pioneer, CalbeItson. .up.........Nov "a
Bark vinco Robson. sailed ed.................Dec 9
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin 0ssena, Hffl, sailed. -. october 10
Tie Pror SchWegard, Svang. cleared. ......Nov 10
TORT TALBOT.
The Emmanuel Emerson, sailed.
RIO Ds JANEIRo.
Br brig Protliesa, Ball, sailed. Dec -
CALLAO.
FIR bars In,imes. Geflinr. alilcd Oct 16.
ST. JOHNS, y. L.
Br ship Kate Troop. Croeker: CLEARED. Dec .
BREMERnAvEN.
Bark Kepler, Lanckenau sailed.
CIBSPrFG0s.
Spanish brig Carraquena, Pages, sated.....Dac 2
DoMEs TIC.
Schr Grace t;rdlc-. Smith up. EoV Is
Schr F. Il Marts, Marts, Dec ~
Schr Fawn. Kelly. up..... dec 26
Schr A Blaisdell, Garfield, up............".Dec u
Eyw YOKE.
Schr Mary Stow, Rankin, up...............Dec I
Schr Uarien, Rogers cleared Dec 6
Schr \ Hawkins. WYATT Dec 19
Schr ida Burgess, Burgess, up. Dec q
Sch Jno Lcnthail, Martin, Dec 80
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship " Evelman, IIncklcY, sld... Dec 81
Br bark Howard, Shaw, cleared. :...-.......De Dec 20
Schr Gettysburg, Corson cleared. ..........Nov 27
ScNr 4 Hooper, Hooper, cleared. .........Dec 2l
Schr S Groves, Weaver, ,saIled...........Dec23 %
BALTIMORE.
Bark Walter, Baker cleared. Dec 2S
Schr Surprise, Beers. up..................De Dec II
schr Elisa Moore, DeGroot, up. Dec %
Schr " Martiu. NyeS, cleared. Dec 81
Schr n Smith, Boyd, cleared. Dec 81
Schr Pay, Parsons. up. p...........-.....Dec 81
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3nsrranre.


GUAR DIAN NUT U'AL
LITE INSURANCE COMPANY
w -j-s .:a,s-
NEw YofR 4. -
oRoAH1zRD m 1868.
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFE1EABhR.
HALF LOAN TAKEN. NO NOTES REQUIRED.
LAST o.au DIVIDEND FIFTY, 50 PEI CENT.
t"'&
1i go skAIaamn. h
PolIces IN force... ,eeo oot
AsEe8 1sevNSyt
ANIMAL income. e........'..........-..-':r SeogV.
Losses Observation-Disclosures. eoo'o1
9:s.y orFi9sas. gs .5
80. VIII. PRCKuAN, President. irs =. $50.
s'wM. t HOOKER, vlce-Presid
L. McADAM, Secretary and Actuafy. = :
* DIREcToRs. ~ g
Hon. 1Obn A. Dix, New York. .i.. $50. -! : :.
aon. James Harper, Firm Of Rarper 4 Bros., On
Mayor Eev York. ,-7> l-.t.;., 90
John ]. Crane, President Bank Republic =, -
VIM. II. vermlye, Banker, (Tsrmilye i Co.. -
Uhas. q. RockHoed,. Cashier Newark BanAni
Company. - So u,
Hon. George opydyke, ex-Maycr New YORK. :
xinot G. Morgan, EanEsr. =. ,.l:. .
Tnomas Risney, Firm Thomss Nspey d Co.
Bent e. Shcrman, Treasurer New York, stss5,
Sugar Raining Company. -:
Aaron Arnold, Firm, OF arnold. Constable l. Co.:
Richard II. BOVINE, Wetmore d BOVINE, Lawyers
z, v. Haughwout, Film T. Y. Haughwous &co
VIM: Wfkens, Firm Of WIlkenS + Go. .ys-
Julius. a. Pratt, Meroaant
Vim. n. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant. rss. i.
william Allen, Merchert.
Geo. W. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, n. =. -.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental fze lnsur
arce Company.
John g. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton Il. Peckhan, corner Filth Avenue arc
Twenty.third street.
Edward II. Wight, Newark, N. ].
Geo. w: Fariee, Counsellor. :
". L. Cogswei!. Merchant.
KE1M q lssERTEl,
General Agents for South Carolina and Georgia
once No. 40 Broad street,
Charleston, s. O..
pr. T. REESsr'EESA, FvHlninins Physician,
1an19
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DOMESTIC.

NEw YORK, January 4-Noon.-Fonr quiet and
unchanged, Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
scarce and ticm. Pork firm; new sls 25asls 81:
Lard nominal Cotton dull and without decided
change; uplands I5isc; Orleans l5a; sales 1000
bales. Turpentine firm at 40a4shc. Rosln steady
strained So 60. Freiphs frm. Stocks steady
Cold l0halo5S, Money steady, currency TO gold.
Sterling, long o: short, OK. Bonds s1s.
Evening.-Cotton weak, hut not lower: sales
$500 bales; uplands l5Hc; Orieals lassc south.
as s5. Hhiskey active ate2.e2hc. Corn closed
dull; new 1ea7sc. ColIee lrm. Sugar unsettled:
Moiasses heavy: New Orleans 85a'ac. Rice duu
at 6JsaTc. Pork 1rmer at sl9 5oa2o. Lard shade
firmer: Kettle iohal2Ac. Turpentlne i9asq &c.
Rosin steady Ta!low SAaac. Fre.gh;s t:m.
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al o z 4 " 7 o 3 Z.
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 5TH AT 4
O'CLOCK P. n.
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsrABLIsRED 1870.
.sTATE-ROOMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid NewIron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, CroweIl. Commander, will sail
for New York on THURSDAY, January 6th, at
O'clock, p NJ, from Pier No. 2. Union Wharves.
connecting with Day Passenger Trains from Co.
lumba and Augusta, arriving at half-past p. ID.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line y per cent,
For Freight engagements or Passage, having
very 1ne Rtste-r0om accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, uUGER d CO., No.. 20 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
jan24
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

lis bales Upland and 90 bags sea island cotton,
47s bbls naval stores, % bushels rough rice, lum.
ber, mdse, &c. To CIV Williams g. co, Graeser Il
Smith, Frost d Adger, W; K Ryan. M0wry i Son,
a salinas, caldwell Il Son. Pelzer. Rodgers /
co, Smith. Brodie co. Reeder & Davis, D
Stones, Sloan L Seignlous, 9 Small, Wagener Il
Monsees, Barden Is Parker, John Marshall. Jr,
Street Bros q co, WIN Gurncy, Nachmann' 4 co. g
II Ingraham l. Son, ] .Wlete1s..S Schwartz, Ellen
Nelson, c DOrneT WeiHER ] keckley, Pal
melto Association, and Railroad Agent.
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Markets by Telegraph

LONDON, January I.-ycou.-.conso:s sa;a
Bonds soh.
LIVERPOOL, January 4.-Soon.-CottoI duh and
irregular. UpIands Sh; Orleans sgd; sales 1o. QUO
/. bales,
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Geminq Mafbt,es.
AND THE

.WEBDD FAMILY FAvORlTE L0CK-sflTCH
MACHINE. !.
are the best in use
For sale on the Lease Plan. With monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. An kinos M
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, t"M'e'
black and colored,) Sill, Oh, Soap, &c, &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and sampiss U
wa = D.. B. HAEELT0N,
General Dealer In First Class sewing ma
chimes and Material, NO. soI Nng sHss', n
auglf GnarleSson' '' VI
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10 B F L o RI D A,
TWICE WEEK.

FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON:
VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS on
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain
George z. Mcmillan, viii soil from 49,
EVENING, al 8 O'Clock, arriving back ut Charles.
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at s O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain d. B. Vim.
cent. will sail from Central Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, at s O'Clock, arriving
back at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 8
O'Clock.
oc,lO Ne. S Central Wharf,
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Rec.ipts by Itniiroad: January 4.
SOUTH GfKOLHA RaILEuAD.

1913 bates cotton, Al bales goods, 90 Sols naval
stores, / car stock. To Railroad fgcht Pezer,
Rodgers / co, u Waiter ( CO; Frost & Adger.
WV Sm!th, "a J Salinas, W Williams y Son. W
K Ryan bowling IL 90, MoWry h Son, Reeder d
Davis, Wagner u Murdaugh. Geo Trenholm b
Son, Caldwell & Son. Sloan / Selgnious, Geo W
Williams & CO. G W Witte, r C Sharp, W Court
nov pinnh nav Rr0a' = !. ..r.
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PENNSYLVANIA EDITORIAL EXCURSION.

ELMIKA, June 16. - The excursion party of
Pennsylvania Democratic editors terminated its tour to-
day at Minnequa Springs. The excursion has been an
entire success The members OF the Democratic Editorial
Association held stated meetings at different points dur
ing the trip and perfected their organization large
number Of ladies accompanied the excursion and nearly
editor had his Wife sister daughter or tS
along Among the editors who took part III inc eAeur-
sion were the following gentlemen
James Willard Ere pale; Jacob 2eglerb BIr o9aHH
phtG Zoe; William Purg, Manen cgnk I,ns W. wang
as sss s,, SSss SRfs b bHas Ta gh
Kiarnng Democrat w e. Black Hsgoo'is Gase ~ . D. NO
II a. McpEs Cambria freeman, Trainer King 5qSr 2ssT,
Ew Keenan, Grseasourg Deaoag " = 1aehmas Myn n g
joe W. Purey and p Grey Meek Beeah Waehmaa B. Hayes
Hs t01 rs., Ma S; s Eg r Ess gp; H. H. wallace
Gspi.ss Herald Meum Trinters Circular j. ryn Steele
iss tx Co. slCner; r. n comsns sdD Is
r. Desly PkiaGspAta Herald j. Rngwat Phadephta n
g SS j. Il ss fs ko on Ss"S
Sys% 4oSl H S1S. s%a TO- j. p
BsaSsE Iz HiSS j. iul B6S Inquirer W. Hed or
s,onSis we're: Gen James g. Brisbn of the u 9: Army
Mai p b. WILSON, Capt Charles Hale, and James I Hale
r. X PapgbOrn and j. G.. Jones. Az BenetOnte, W. ~
REYNOLDS, L. c. Humes, and many other leading ana
wealthy citizens, turned out, irrespective OF party ana
tno nc editors their carriages 20 the top OF Military
Wonntain from which there IL splendid view In the
evening trout supper was gwen 70 ~ tI ~ poas
. Rrisbn Jacob Zeiger, W. l.. FureyI Col. WV BfOWh'
III ID Woodruff, and others. ,
Al WiiamspOrt supper was gwen 10 tbe eAcursion
ncrfv Inv the Mayor OF the city, and there was music ana
3ancing M the Herdick House until morning III re-
,ired seven COACHES to carry the editors ana Their
Viewing the scenery OF that romantic spot IN me tE'
Ing ain was taken up the LAKE Is far AS ne C..,
go. All fbe party one car load sent down lp Eull
ana auotL. 10 ly. Where taeR Wo'i" "'l 40" n"'' -
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COTTAGE HILL SEMINARY.

The annual Commencement at Cottage Hill
Seminary Poughkeepsie, held last week. and gave
general satisfaction to the friends of the institution
Cottage Hill Seminary school of the higher order for
young ladies, and the exercises OF Commencement en-
brace display OF accomplishments gained by the pu
pills throughout the year. On Wednesday evening the
young ladies' co in number, formed In procession
and marched 10 Christ Church. which was beautifully
adorned with flowers and crowded with friends OF the
Academy. The most noticeable features OF the service
were an excellent discourse by the Rev. VIM Hunting
ton NJ OF Worcester Mass, and the music rendered
throughout by the Young ladies' under the direction OF
their rector, the Rey. Mr. Rider ana Miss GloDs' IHe
0erns of the evening Mendelssohn's Motel, NO.
and schuberts Psalm, The Lord - my shepherd Dota
Of which in spite OF their difficulties, were rendered
with a precision and coortng which would nave done
credit TO professional singers After the services re-
canton was held at Cottage HILL the grounds OF which
were beautifully Illuminated for the OCCASION. Among
the guests Bishop Potter OF York Miss ChSr
iotte Cushman Emma Stebbins, the sculptor; Dr.
Swope OF Trinity Chapel and Others OF note, AZ II
o'clock elegant supper WAS serNeu W ne quests Ny
the princiDal's orders.
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AN EARTHQUAKE AROUND NETWORK.

An earthquake shock, much lighter than
that which occurred Oct 1870 felt about 1oi p IN
Sunday Long Island and Staten Island ana In New
Jersey As far be ascerained, IL was not per-
cepble IN this city. The motion was that OF sudden
slight upheaval and sinking, and not lateral movement
"a I'm the shock OF last Fall In Brooklyn the trembling
of the earth was preceded by rumblng noise resem-
Ming distant thunder The houses IN the eastern part
OF the city were shaken to such extent as TO cause tho
windows TO rattle. Both the rumbling noise and the
shock which followed heard and felt even moro
distinctly outside OF BROOKLYN The noise at Jamaica
and Ridge is described as similar 10 thst aue Ny
team OF horses and wagon oyer S yibratpn of
tho earth and the rafting OF doors and wind9ws AZ
Roslyn the noise appeared TO proceed from he eaIth
directly under foot. AT New.Brghton ohtlQl anu OaS
tIeton Ihts on Staten Island, the rnblng was IN
tantiv foiowed by throbblng motion, which lasted for
two seconds Ho6oken and Weeha%xea "ero 'iSi'ed .!
A strong south-east wind blew up the Long island
Sound during the greater part OF sunday hgt anu inc
iog etrech ~ water between Baybrook ana Point Jul
dit was rendered exceedingly rough The passengers
on the sound steamers were geherahy uno'ou Win DOC"
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OHIO.

PREPARING FOR THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
COLUMBUS, June 19.--The vanguard of the
Republican Convention has arrived and the battle over
he ubernatorial nomination has already become inter
s,inc and exciting Hamilton County the headquarters
~ the Wade is about equally divided between
che ex-senator and MT Moves, but the friends Of the
iaiter claim that they nominate him without HAni
ION County. at least on the second ballot
Ms Wade himself is not a candidate, and those VINO
ar. using his name do not pretend that they have MS au
..ority 10 do So but they are determined 10 KIN on
Moves even with GEN. BuckIand or some n0" '4''' -
necessary. ,,.,.. hr+
shelaborger has been approached on the subject out
has peremptoriy refused to become party TO the move
,nent Galloway, also. has many friends VINO VIII take
very possibie advantage OF the situation
ca Rucklapd will be here tomorrow, and VIII then
100 whether he will allow his namo to 80 before the
Convention or not With him out OF the way
e seems now as If Gen. Noyes "cuiu s ''9,nt
g. s own county. The contest viii be practically set
He'd by tomorrow night
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pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIvRRP0oLIn steamship City Paris June lg-ai',
A R,s. d. Wilson, Verne, T. 5. Watson, H. James Mrs
ms hrre chiltren and infant Dsrynple Miss Crosmsn,
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5bI n Harris r. Macdonald W. Miss r. Mutt Mis-,
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Vema n Csmenars Mis- c. Waugh. Miss G. A. Ross hdm Perre
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PROM LIYgRPOoL-In steamship Wisconsin Jane la-W., .
Porby Mrs Forby Miss Porby bliss Blanche Forl and
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Mrs Goodwin bryant idndey O. W.
n,si. n. md Mrs eiman O. O. Hall Wander Sim, At..ier
q Hrod J. J. Owens Owens and infant T. James Miss . y
Palmer L. r. White H. Mahan, j. N hAhAa j. r. "ceA'
X j. Donglas Benton Mr- Benton - - NJ.
FROM GAMBRG-In steanpsp Siess June 9-Eugene robert
and wife n Matbey WIFE, and servant Anton WimAnn N ana
Sanh,er oto Nuchhchue Kapp Adoph Mengs Bertha Ina
MY shr5 Rud Goschmi Bear G. Tappen6eok servant
"a daae.tic Bsp and simon WIN. r. Primer.