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stephen Glrard's Memory.

"stophen Girard," snys a writer in
Philadelphia paper, chad n remark
able memory, seldom forgetting my
thing to which Lis attention had once
been called. As an instance, when, in
1903, his ship Voltaire was built, labor.
ers were scarce, on account OF fever
raging at the time, and Girard person.
ally assisted his fAyorite carpenter,
Jimmy HumphriCs, in driving in the
copper bolts which held the breast
hook fastenings in the bow. In 1872,
during the war, the Voltaire required
repairing, and It was overhauled at
Kensington. II was necessary to re-
move the copper bolts which held the
iastenings, in order to replace some
woodwork, and II became necessary to
know whether the bolts had been riyet-
ed from the inner or outer side. The
same carpenter, Ilumphries, was as.
sisting In the repairing OF the vessel,
but was unable to find the boltheads.
Girard, who was standing near, smiled
quietly, noticing which, Humphrics
know something aa about them, sir = Tho
old man laughed, and said: why,
Jimmy, don't you remember that hot
afternoon in %, when you and l put in
those bolts? Tho starboard ones are
riveted from the outside and the lar.
board from the inside. Through all
the whirling memories OF that wonder.
full head, the old mans mind had gone
back to the simple incident Of nineteen
years before, with perfect accuracy"
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sTRAUB MILL COMPANY
NEW YORK, 1874. WEEKLY, sEMl-wEEKIY AND DAILY.

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the fashions for the ladies' and the especially the
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Tho pnnlr In London.

Tho London Times, commenting on
the financial panic in Now York, says,
in view Of the extraordinary prosperity
Of the United States and the high price
OF government bonds, the present gust
must be regarded as simply an effort Of
the financial system to get rid Of Its
dishonest elements,
The Daily Telegraph says such local
troubles as the suspensions in New
York seem 10 be are merelythe rank out
growth OF an exuberant prosperity, md
accessories TO progress which does not
for q moment halt
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

CAN IT he TRuR Within the last
few months q considerable number OF
persons have called upon DR.. Walker,
the proprietor OF the popular medicine
known us VINEGAR BrTrBRs, and Us.
sured him that, in their belief, his
preparation is IN infallible antidote for
rum aud tobacco. The minute details
which have been furnished him forbid
him to doubt the accuracy Of the state.
ments. This new claim Of q great rem.
edy to the confidence OF the public will
give vast and well.deseryed impulse
to its popularity. Heretofore the Brr-
TRRs have been recognized rs pure
vegetable tonic and corrective, devoid
Of alcohol, and thoroughly adapted to
the cure Of stomach and bowel com.
plants, nervous disorders, bilious af-
fections, muscular diseases, and, in.
deed, u majority Of the ailments within
the reach Of medicine but II il will
also euro the craving for liquor and to-
bacco, philosophers, statesmen and the.
ologians ought to unite their voices in
its praise. Can the good news be true
1t is easy to test the question.-Com,
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Dr. A. L. sCovILL IL the inventor OF several
medical preparations which have become very
popular, and have been literally used, Among HIS
Inventions are q HallG 1alSam for the Lungs and
'LIyerWOrth and Tar.h For the past ten years
better remedy has been ofiared to thu public. Read
MESSR1. j. n. HARBIS Cot
UtHts-I make the following statement from q
perfect conviction and knowledge Of the benefits Of
ALLEs'q LuNd DALsAN In curing the most deep.
seated PllaSndry C0HstIMpitoHt have Witnessed
lla effects on the young and the old and can truly
say that Il IL by far the best expeetofaht remedy
with which am acquainted. P6r Coughs, and al
the early stages Of Lung Complaints, believe II
10 DO certain cure, and teyery family would keep
II by them, ready 70 adminiatef upon the hftt ap.
peAfancs o. disease about the Lungs, there would
DO very f0w cases Of fatal consumption. II causes
tho phleRm and matter 70 raise without Irritating
those delicate orRans VIZ s LaneSl. Gnd without
strength TO the system, stops tho niRht.sweatl,
aud changes ali tho morbid lgcrotiOns 70 healthy
S' ''''' a. L. scovILL.
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"parlOus Tlmes.v

A German writer states that tho
deaths in Hungary amount to 5,2iO out
OF each 100000 every year, which gives
the average length Of life ut less than
twenty years. This death ratio is equal
to two and half times that Of England,
The excess is accounted for by the NOR,
tRlity' consequent on assaults, duels
drunken quarrels, and other violence
"ThcsO be parlous times, indeed, in
Hungary.
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Many valuable horses die from the
effects Of collie ThOb thing to do in case
OF this kind Is to pour bottle Of JQhnson'A
AnOdynG Linimeniinto Along-nocked Junk bot
tic, add half pint OF molassos and water, then
pour the whole down tho horses throat In
ton minutes tho horse will begin to eat. Com.
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A bllcksmith he's siicceeded IN
changing the gait Of a pacing horse to
that Of trotter, by simply fastening an
extra pair Of shoes heavier than usual
to the fore.feet whenever he wants the
horse to trot, and taking them of at all
other times. The sudden change Of
weight on his fore.ieet forces the no sc
to change his gait.
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CnAPPRD HANDS, face, rough SKIN,
plmplos, ring.worn, sAlt.rhOum. and other Gu
taneous affections cured, and tho slin made
soft and smooth, by using the JUNIPER Tan
Soar, made by CAswEII, HAzARD 4 Co., New
York. Be certain TO get tho JlHiper Tar Soap
made by US, Rs there are many mutations made
with common tar which are worthless.-Com.
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CALFoRNA BTs.-A gentleman wri
ting from California says you hear the
word "bit" used very often. A "bit
is twelve and half cents, or ten cents,
or fifteen cents. II you buy nm article
that costs "a Bit you pay ton cents,
and II Is NIL right. II you hand the
storo.kecper a twenty-five cent coin for
IN article worth "bit," ho hands you
back ton cents change, and that Ia ''all
right" You soon get used to 1t.
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The Utica Herald says men will
never know what effect it would have
had on Job II eleven girls had called
ON him, one after another, and tried to
sell him sunday-school picnic tickets.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

At the Vienna Worlds Fair, the
Grand Medal Of Progress, which was the recog-
milton Of highest excellence in Pumps, Hydraul-
10 Rams and Carbon Engines from all Nations.
was awarded to W. 4 D. Dou0LAs, NIiddletown,
Conn.,, tho oldest and best established manu-
facturcrs Of these goods in tho world.-Coni.
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The Now York Central Railroad Co.
is going to build at Albany two hog
pens, each 700 feet long by 10 feet
wide, and has advertised for proposals
for masonry, sewerage, carpenter work,
plumbing and slate roofing.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-06

Wooden fabrics associated with velvet
or Of a corresponding shade are to be
preferred this season to costumes made
entirely OF silk, comparatively few Of
the latter being visible among the fall
inportations.
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CRlsrADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
stands unriyalcd and alone. It's merits have
been 70 universally acknowledged that It would
10 supererogatlon to doscant on them any
frirthnr.nolhlng can boat lL.-COnl.
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FnAoa's INSTANT RELIEF has stood
twenty Year, test. Is warranted 70 give hume
didie relief to all Rheumatic, Neuralgic, Head
Ear and Back aches. ormonoy refunded. Com
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Bath, Me-, has built and launched
thirty-seven vessels Of various rigs and
tonnage since the beginning OF the
year, and has nineteen Others now on
the stocks,
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Do Nor Throw YouR LRB away by
noglocting chronic cough, that HALEs
HosE oF HoREHouYD AsD Tan would cure in
a few days.
Plko's ToO!hncho Drops euro in one minute.
Com,
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Parsons Prgative PiiiS will greatly
relieve. II not entirely cure, dyspepsia when
everything else falls, They hAyo been tried In
some desperate cases, and have given more re-
lief than any other medlcine.-Oo
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INDIAN DIARRnusA cUItIs.-Ths wonder.
l. ful sHonI1NB remedy acts almost instantly.
Purely vegetable and perfectly harmless. plgoov-
cred By n. T. Wolfe, interpreter for the shoshonc
fi4s q I1dHn Sent On receipt eftS sts Address
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- tgREs psUs9@HE S
THROAT lungs, LIVER BLOOD

EsIENE2IH1l-.ata99F- ;
. In Ina wonderful medicine 10 which ,he Arliet
SS,lSyc. he 6s IN eombincd n AayT1eny more Of
Nstn,S's fnost soyeFeirn curative fSropefties,
,,htsh fsoi ma inStiiled into I'M yeecfabc kInF.
GnTn tor besiing M siek. ANN were cyer before
eoTnbIped IN ma medicine. me evidence Of this
fSei h foind N tho gfeat variety of most obsti.
In IN ebTc N Rronchitis. Seyerc
ConThs, and the carly Stages Of tonsump-
fion, Il has astonishcd the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce Y NE greatest
medical discovery OF the age. While u cures NE
seyefcst Coughs, II strengthens the system ana
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Can % found ia that great and r0nabiO family
medicine
ALIENS LUNG BAIsAM,
by the use o. which health and haPpinessig restored
TO those afflicted with any Ling OF Throat diaeaIv
Odds, COu0hS, Asthma, BronehitiS, Consumption.
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TIM LAMONT WORKSHOP Of tho Body IL the
Liver, Whole ONCE IT'S 10 withdraw the bile from
the blood, When this Important organ acts alnR.
soon bring about natural action.
the late Gov. ae4ty pronounced Dr. shlllan.
b0TReTB Fever aud Agug Antidp,e public b0ne.
faction. A single trial will establish ne mSFit,
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''p''"A" a. L, scoyItL.


]. n. IfAgnlS 4 Co.'S
Dear Sirs-1 am taking ALLBN'l LUAd BALaAN fsi
4 disease Of the Lungs Of thirteen years standing
l have uSed every remedy offered, aud this y thu
only remedy that has given mo any relief know
il saved my life last Bpiing a. that time com
mOncsd using II. and received Immense fslitf
Il stopped on my lungs In ten hours. You are a
porfeet liberty 10 publish this letter. for the bene
ht Of suffering Humanity, and with respect,
IfomGin, Yours truly,
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p.D.PooL.

such, my suneringf friends, are the lttleis receiy
Cd daily, and do you doubt for moment the enea
ry Of this valuable medicine. Ne In time, and t1kt
IL your home bottle OF ALLEN'G LuNp BALsAN
Ynti will hnd in Il glorious prize, and never
falling friend In time Of need,
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You WANT T1E 1RsT STOCK pApER,
j LIVE ! STOOLS Is. JgnnnissENtAIhd,v /,
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I'M. i. Malker's Callfornin Vim.

DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the m.
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Callfor-
nia, the medicinal properties of which
arc extracted therefrom without the uso
of Alcohol. The question Is almost
daily asked, "What Is tho cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BrT-
TRRsr Our answers, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and o giving principle,
a perfect Renoyator and 1nyigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has a medicine been
Compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of TlSBoAR BiTrBRs in healing the
sick Of every disease man Is heir to. They
are q gentle PWgatiye as well as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or inflammation Of
tho Liver and yisceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. 4.ls
The properties Of DIR. WAIKEE's
yIsRdARBrTfBRs are Aperient, Diaphorehc
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Diurehc,
Sedatiye, nter.Iritant, Sudorifq Altefa-
tive. and Anti Bilious. t-e
II. II. MCDONALD & CO..,
Druggists and Gen, A Cts, san Francisco, California;
and cor. Of Washington md Charlton Sts, MY.
Sold by all Druggists Dnh Dealers.
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Mono deceived. call for ALIENS LUNG BAL
SAM, and take no other.
Directions accompany each b0ttie.
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China has abolished the kotow. We
don't know what 1t is, but we are glad
1t is abolished, for We never liked it.
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GRO M BACH wgEE;7AGgSTs wANTkp
ffee, j. WORTH 81, IISuiS, No BOX rs.
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PRoPAtKroRS.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
ron sALI wnoLEsALI nj
John Y. HENRY, New York.
mo, d, GOODWIN q CO., Boston.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY 4 CO., philAdelphiA.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER %, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Lawrence, New York. mer-
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
clIandisc and passengers, L. y. Iatum, agent
CLEARED.
Barkentine Repuhlik. Becker, Rio dc Janero
-four, Haxall, Crcnahaw 4 Co.
SAILED.
Schooner Reading Railroad. No. as. Conway,
Phlladelphia, coal and ties. Curric 4 co. .
Schooner l;rutus, Cathcar,, Norfolk, stone. Curric
Schooner Frank Jameson. Jameson. Providence
pid Osborne's, coal, Cvrric Il Co..
Schooner Serene, Jones, Washington, granite,
y Schooner James bradley, Bradley, Philadelphia
Schooner Alexander Massie, Springer. lhiiauei-
phia, granite, Curtis & Parker
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Richmond. Lawrence. New York
merchandise and passengers, IT, ". Allen y Co.,
agents. .. ,,,.
Schooner D. c. Chapman, Knight, Baltimore,
October oath. -
Schooner George Killbnrn. Stanley, james river,
arrived at Philadelphia, October 23d. :,
Arrived at New York, October %: A. '. bergen,
Thompson, Richmond; j: ?. Somegyf; ELY Elwooe'
G. A. Ward, Edwards Caroline Hall daley: Luvi-
MIA Bell Cate; NJ. +. Turner, Camp Isle OF flncs,
Scull John TSay. Hszletpn Maria Jane me-; boTkeE'
JAYNE, Rankin; Elizabeth White. Rose: III and u.
Cranmer, Homer; Moutevan: Jeffrey; j. {. Hurst,
Rose: Barnard. Tooker Barbara, Hedman Con-
doya Stcdman: sea Bird, Shields: Eva, Bo0rheen'
#. G. B anton, Miller; Excel, LudlaIn; Z. +. Hon-
man, Bowen-all from Virginia.
NOTICE TO MAKISERs-NEw INLET, EAST ROCK
AWAY, NEW YORK.
Notice Is hereby given that on and after the ZOtn
instant the channel OF New Inlet into South Oyster
bay, Long Island. n Y, will he marked by spar
BUOY painted with white and black perpendlcuaI
stripes and surmounted BY cage placed o utsla1e
On shore. in range with the cupoa on Woodsburgh
Hotel painted with red and black horizontal strips,
and having day-mark Oh top Ia the shape OIL
By order Of the Lighthouse Board. 1,-.,
Treasuru Department, Office Lighthouse 6odTo'
unsb;ngton. b, c., October 10, 1878.
IBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, October 25.-Arrived Aoyssinla'
Columbia, Leo. Arrived out, Java, Siberia
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rorroN MARKETS., ocroBEn 25.

prrxRsBURG, yA.-The following is statement.
OF threceipts OF cotton at this port LOT e wsSk
sesS,embes bales: cosrssp1halIsg
s last year ss7s Tale: sse e1 IRe last Year. 4s
slss; sseipfiis 4s W @ q
,hs ports ending bes as
New YoRK.-The cotton market for Spot mas
heon Subjected to a depressing Influence tlongn
ont the week, prices declined daily from h44e,
md there Is apparently no indications Of an a6ate;
ment OF the depression snipperSs navs hnt most
Of the shipments made were from southern pots,
rs the relative cheapness Of cotton IN nose LIONS
attracted the attention or buyers in camnar
ison with the southern business. ~ 11,xe,,
commercial bills of exchange have been eimGnn
had to be delivered into the hands or the purchae
in order to consummate the sale. Advancing rates
OF freight has checked movement aha ro etnam to
Liverpool. The shrinkage IN values was aMt g
since Monday, and there have been purchases AZ
about 4GS under prescntquotatlons, Out Oil cssn
In forward deliveries dealings have been quite
liberal. but rates have completely broken aoMn OWL
business regnr:less of the downward tendency; Inc
total sales for the week were IA 3S9 saies
date delivery rs follows ,704 bales for export
$3.50 bales Tor spinning. and O5 bales to specula,
tors: included We're 665 bales to arrive. Naval
stores ruled duh during the early part OF Inc Week
NEW ORLEANS. Demand fair and irregular
middlings, 16saOl &C.; low middlings, loAc.'
strict good ordinary, 15@lSac; . Net rece rtS
1907 bales: xrOs rs . 4oG ranee bales
coaslwse. i.ol6 bales. Sales, 1000 bales Stock
sAvSN .AI-Farly active; middlings, &C. Nc Net
receipts $3.50 6ales Exports s. GctnfH baes
| Stock AZ ,O94 Dalcs.
NoRroLK.-Net receipts, ,2.9s9 bales. Exports
| cosstwise: 2,0s5 bales. Sales, $50 bales stock
'BXLrlMonE.-Dull and lower; middliugs, 5f9,.
g., " middlings l4ac. strict good ordinary, lac
cross receipts 224 sae STOCK kkHp2sosa Ses. ~
GALvEsToN.-Demand good; holders firm gooe
ordinary, de; ordinary, 124c. Net receipts.
,O5S bales. Exports coastwlse, 81 bales. Sales
577 bales. Stock, 14.201 bales. ~
WILMINGToS.-Quieta and nominal mlddltnss.
l Axe. Net receipts, 3Si bales Exports coastwise
| 10 bales Sales, So balesI stock, ,S27 bales.
CHARLESTON. Lower and In fair demand; mla
ordinary I3a@14c. Net receipts, 1,554 bales
gross. g. 60 bales. EXports-To Great Britain
i.SO3 bales Sales, 1000 bales. Stock, 26,2Sa
MoBILE-Quiet: irregular; middlings, 5Hc: Low Low
I43c. Net receipts. 1854 bales. Sales, 100 bales
Stock, 1886 bales. ,,,u,. ,c,l.
Net receipts, As bales; gross, 246 bales. sales
| ! SO bales. Stock, 5000 haleS
MEMpIIIS-Heavy {; middlings, lac. Receipts
1925 lulcs. Shipments, 1.43O bales. Stock, 2u'
PuILADELrlIA.-Net receipts, 1872 bales; gross
AuGUsTA.-stead fair demauI mid ngg ,,l
Yesterday the stock should have been 1858 bales
and shipments Of week 1873 bales. SplhhsrS
176 bales.
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FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY, October 25, 1873.
There Is d continued improvement In good feeling
IN financial Circle; In all the principal cities of the
country but stocks YET unsettled In almost every
locality.
On Thursday the New York stock market was
weak and lower during the day, but closed Win
slight recovery from the extreme depression. oI
Friday the general list was more steady, WITH ssi'
decline.
Ata meeting Of the New York Clearinghouse on
Thursday resolution offered proposing to use
national bank notes in settlement of differences al
the clearinghouse. The resolution was voted down
by large majority; but in view of the improved
condition of the banks it was resolved to ABANDON
the "pooling process on the 1st rroximo.
In reference to this action the Baltimore Sun
money article Of to-day says
~, is indicative of preparation for speedy re-
sumption Of full currency payments. some OF inc
banks are said to be already paying on III dcInands
when preferred to the ccrlifcation of checks, ana
the difference against the checks or other DanEs
that decline TO pay out large sums OF curreey Is
only kGD per cent. Some Of the hrst Class OF Danks
are not only helping their neighbors to greenDacks
and sending currency To their country CORE.
sn ss !aey ,ne arc pngE
matter OF choice, IN greenbacks, III place OF relief
certificates No bank that hopes to retain their ola
counts of desirable character. city or country, as
the smoke of the panic clears IN, WIN deem II pru-
dent to have 1t known that II Is Dehid lts neSm ~,
hors 1t Is quite confidently asserted, however, mat
the New York banks generally will resume full cur
rency payments by the 1st November Us hardly
thoupht the Philadelphia banks can follow the eN-
ample. A large amount Of dividends have TO be
paid In Philadelphia at that time"
Papers supposed to be In the confidence OF the
Administration say that so far as the Government
can do so 1t is already assisting towards the elua-
zat ion of currency with specie.
Secretary Richardson states that the Government
will nay out silver as soon as IL can he profitably
and conveniently coined for that purpose, and the
treasury is following, far rs possible the policy
of specie payments.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France.
PARIS, October 25.-Count de CnamDo,a
gives assurances that his policy Will not I've
aggressive. He viii not attempt the resto-
ration Of the Pope's temporal power. .
Bishop Doupanloup directs MS cures I"
,,rav for the restoration Of the monarchy.
Bazaine's trial has been postponed on &C.
count O: the Marshal's illness. .. r...-.. 3.
spain.
MADRID, October 25.-The Cartagenian IN.
surpents have resolved to arm the merchant
vessels captured by them.
MADRID, October 25.-The Government
SQUADRON was seen off the coast not TAI, iroih
Cartayena on Thursday last.
A speedy dissolution Of the insllrgent nees
is expected. -s
LONDON. October 25.-Sir Samuel BAKER,
recently returned from Africa. Is seriously
i'll with Inflammation of the lungs.
The bark Bristol Banner has been sunk us
collision, and eight lives lost.
Seyenty-iye thousand pounds ID specie
sailed for New York to-day.
Italy.
ROME. October 25.-Notwithstanding the
statement that the Count de Chambord has
sent n note to foreign Powers giving assu-
RANGES that he will not be aggressive, ana
that he will not reInstate the Pope In his
temporal possessions, no such document has
been received by the Government OF Italy
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ren,ed,cd Ia a great extent, and the question
will probably never again be mootea. .o,.;o,,
There Is ono circumstance In conne 6. Ion
with Charleston which may win i9r u .aova
IN the ewes of your readers, and also prove
interesting at this time. General hem I.ai
rn,r nresent candidate Cor Governor, studied
law here, In the Office Of the late Judge
George VI. Summers. His old companions IS
watch with interest the noble night ne Is
making, and for the sake OF the wea .. ID. .nd
Old Dominion, and for the cause OF rlgnt anu
Justice as we'll as for his own sake, Wish h'as
The Legislature is now IN session. It met
nm Monday the Doth instant, having adjourn.
ed on the 7th April last to reconYene AZ thal
time. The length Of this letter forbids any
reference to the broad field Of politics, which
must be reserved for another occasion. ,
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