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RY JAS O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE SMALL BRICK
DWELIINl-HDISF

DWELLIHG-HOUsES .
By virtue of deed Of trust bearinE date the 81
day of August, 1859, and recerded in the land
ords of the county Of Washnsto Liber A, g..
Ne $780, fO1ios 2SI, ga, shall sell bv public
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY AFTERNOON.
January I'd at o'clock, three - T"namsnts.
situated on the public alley in
the ear OF Bates factory, being
said square and containing 800 -s -
ground, beginning for the same t1-
corner Of said lot and rum ingth
line Of the public alley loo faet.tf a-,5.
thence south III feet to 80 feet xI-y, ..a-.. ---
81 feet to the place of be ginning.
Terms Of sale cash.
Conveyances and stamps at the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
nAno ~ 'A' ''''' u A. RoTHwELL, Trustee.
decl5,d &c. Nice UlRE & CO.. Aucts.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QUARTERNAsTRR GENERALS 0fPIox,
FIRST DIVISION. WA5HISGTos ,
December IL. 1874. J.
via be seld, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, Ut Giesboro, d. o., on
FRIDAY. December 80, 1864,
ONE HUNDRED , AND FIFTY CAVALRY.
On FRIDAY, January 6, 1865.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the Cavslry service OF the Army
For road aud farming purposes, many good oss-
Terms cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Quar- termaster
Generals Office. dec . 81
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GRAND LARCKNY.-Ellen Elliot was arrest.
ed Yesterday by officer s. W. Taylor, OF the
Third ward for the larceny of q black alpaca
cress skirt from Georgianna Coe. The skirt
was found hid under the bed IN which the
prisoner slept. She was sent to jail for court
by justice Thompson.
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"ANfED-A BARBER Immediately. Inquire
w a M. TAPST, Turner Halle, near the Dspst.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED ROUSE, with 9
Il rooms, gas and water, at 500 street, be-
tween q and Sd. Possession given Immediately.
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FURNISHED R0OMS-At 492 E street, between
Il stu and 9Th, for rent. Only two squares from
the Post Office building. Very comfortable.
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E0R sALE-A complete set Of STORE FIX
l. TCRES, adapted to the Grocery business, com
prisins ioounter, bins shelves, drawers. banging
material and work snship, and will be sold cheap.
They can be- seen at the store No. 533 9Th street,
opposite the CENTRE Market. dec 3t-3t*
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| EURNISHED ROOMS, well furnished and pleas
l antly situated. Apply at 4lb 9th st., between
lfa n
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WANTED1Ladies Eho Mish STAMPING
w P1NKIEG AND FLUTIN9 done as it gu CHIT
to be, go to the only practical hand in town. That
Is wa. PRINCE, 3el street. who has on hand
is weekly receiving from the designers new and
beautiful patterns. Having the only machine in
position. Goods stamped while you wait. Look
ont ladies in whose hands you give your goods
We are responsible for every article We stamp.
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CoLearK's honey SOAP.

For sale in Wsshin gton by @. FORD, corner
Pa avenue and Eleventh street. au Sl-eoly
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RSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--.ON AND
II amer Monday, Dec. 8, trains leave Both a. ,ta.
uon tor Albany and Troy and piAees north ANA west
At 80 Il 81 A. NJ and 3:4h Z, lO.3OP. NJ. sleeping
All trains Leave Chambers 80 thirty minute. earier
than 3oth st. SUNDAY train 7, NJ from 1Oth street
through height train daily. ], ", TQCcEY, Asal,
SUPP SyY
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m IIDICINES.

nYSPEPSlA-ASTONlSHlNG CUREe, ARE
l)daily mSle W the ufe Of that excellent lemely,
ID. smlhs
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATuR
II has been before the Public ter the last 20 years
and whore IL h been pcrHeyeted ith aud the diIec
tiour followed, has never ialled In slngle cue. IL
acl gently upon the hOHelA swing renewed ylgor to
the stonac and braces ny the whole system creating
ne IL were new lite, Every one OF tedentary habits
should try IT, and all who are troubled With Dyspepsis
should II. Depot-4G South Second Vt, Wiliiann
buTgh. 10 he had u Miller l. Reed, Isl Allen, cor
stanton H. aud cor Ave. aud Houston It, ~ Y. j.
u. trey cor. Myrtle and Franklin Ayes East Brook.
Ign. Price 20 cents per bottle. wv
T Owe OF LIQUOR CURED.-DR. ZELL'S
~ FAMOUS NERNINE Powders
have cured thousands OF cases, aud thousands may
yet he saved N their families and friends II they ty
this truly positive cure. Gun DO Owen unknown to
the pauenL IN coffee, tea other huids. Sold only
at No. 63 Diylsion 81 and 2li Eighth ay n, T.: DR..
Athena 2Sl Hudson u, y, " 'layes, It's Fulton at
aud Mines 2lT Fulton st, brook yn Dr. LongslAf
No. 50 Montgomery 81 jersey City DR.. Mercer, zIi
broad st. Newark 10 South "a a. Wilnnsburgb
Price ONE DOLLAR. BEWARE OF IMIrArIOEs
N.B.-The Genuine Dr ZELL'5 REMEDY will never
sleken the patient Warnntet Sent by mail W
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

81 TO slo PER ACRE FOR GOOD FARM
~ ins land, 12O miles from the city, well wooded,
near the dsyot. ! pay Tor wood ~ per cord. am
TO all that buy will sell In email large lot. Apply
lT2 Chatham 1t, room g. 2bl
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COAL.

WOOD, WOOD, WOOD-AT THE WOOD
w Yard. Ind ave, between 36th and Goth At The
hest Virginia Pine S476, Oak Wood ~ 30 aud "a %
per Loaf I'D cord 70 load, deivercd free Of charge
orders by mail promptly attended TO. hOWLANDA
CO, md ave, bat, a5th and 3Gth At. 500
an 60 PER TON FOR COAL-A FEW
VlO.cO days only, at MeCORMICK's Coal
Yard 9bi aud go iaat 81 IT. First quality Rcd AND
White ash Coal delivered TO any part OF Inc city M
$500 per ton. Yard "a and 100 Eat SD at bot I'd
and 30 ayes llb
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DENTISTRY.

DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
Ia set OF teeth on silver at II W $40 on sold at
SiltO az sectional seta ~ cents per tooth teeth
filled 18th gold, bone cement or other filings ~ ots
70 ilDsI to0Ih. Teeth eXLIacisd wlLl0Vi vs4a. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

CTAIR BUILDING SHOP, No. ll3 EAST
- 2tth II, mar Sd a,e.-Stairs built including all
materials 81 10 ~ p, step, and TOT sale cheap aud TO
order. Rail bala,CTr, Seueertd, and pAnCllot, new
cils, pcrulls bracke r, glue, &C. $50
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FUkS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
IA tablshed \ Y. Fur Manufacturing Co IS Chat
ham It, opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel Ia sell
ing single sets at their factory Wholesale prices Call
early and get choice and great bargain sctts ", 30
rnuia ami collars $500 each, aud upwards; SIBERIAN
squirrels, Fitch Martin and Mini sable sstts very
low. Altering and repairing 70 thu latest styles,
equal " new receipt given " puIchaseIs inHuItng
against moths. Look Tor the uiainmoth -. Fl.kh-
INU, Manager. 800
EURS-I WILL SELL A SINGLE SET OF
L fur at 90 10 A muiI and collar for e. 80 each.
Mink set al s2b Al Osrkk'5 Rocky Mountain
Fur Co. IL Chhthsm VI cor Mott 1t. lly
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HORSES, CARRIAGES sc.

CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS-5OO CAR
~ Tiages, slCghs and bugines, wagons Of all kinds
selling oil cheap AlsO q uOIrc rAu tast trutteus.
Aso bella, lap robes &C. st ~ Ne'ius s'eeL brook
lyu. ~
EOR SALE CHhAP-A GOOD CART Hor-e.
4 Warranted sound and k,nd Ia I'll harness, seven
years old has been used in ice wagon ut for any
kidd ot work. Inquire It Dcsbios-s a. so
HACK COACH FOR SALE CHEAP, BLUE
L lined pllce Si25 Inquire NJ LE"ls's stable,
"a Lirhth ave, bet i9th and o ga sts, E9l
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NEAST YEAST - YEAST-TiE CEl.E-
Il bpted Compressed Yeast, IN kIlope eGcutiNey
used for years, mud for the hr.t time snaIli.c-
mfed in this country In large Vuantiue- by the un-
defsifned, unsurpaRsei IN IL 4uali lea L. i'm
pgIts a sweet tas'e 70 the bread, la-cs the dough
higher and produces larger bread, and iaEes ltss
tban han the dine Tor getting the dough ready the
oven than any other article Of the kind To he con-
WINGED, give 1t trial, Samples furnished GRATIS.
Liberai terms granted 70 dealers DONAL, NOkD-
LINGER 4 CO. Nos 80 and 81 Seventh ave- brnn'h
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DRY GOODS.

CLOSING SALE OF WOOL PlAlDS-
~ From l.. yard and upV ar,la,
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE
OF CIOAKs
Ar THE CRYSTAL PALACE. |
CLOSING SALE
Ar fHE CRYSTAL PALACE
or INDIA sUAwLs,
CLOSING SALE
At me CRYSTAL PALACE.
OF BKoCHE LONG sHAwIs,
Al IHE CRYSTAL PALACE.
0'''''' % LINENS. TOWELS,
ArA GREAT REDUCTION il TRlCks
A LARGE, STOCK On BALaoRAL SKIRTS,
CkIsfGL PALACE EMPORIUM,
l4 ". n ROBERTS.
{ LuAkS CLoAkSl CLoAKS FOR OUR
srw srocK HOLIDAY ~ TRADE
slrERFlNE VELVET BEAVER BAsQuEs, .,
FRENCH BEAVER BAsQUFs,
EsorIMAuX BEAVER BAsQuEs, 49,, 49,.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
CIiiNCHiLLA BEAVER sACouEs.
FRENCH HEAN fk SAtQl p,
liich and EeRzntly trimmed with Paris Ornaments
PEYTOS L JOHNSON,
g63 VA low cry, near Houston street.
HOLIDAY WEEK AT PEYTON 4 JOHN
IL SION,
2II pOWERY,
| BARGAINS IN SILKS,
BARGAINS IN SILKS,
| at IN. = yard.
BARGAINS IN SILKS,
BARGAINS IN sILks,
| a, 81 u yard
BARGAINS IN SILKS,
BARGAINS IN sIlKs,
ladies III fluid our silks ~ " 70 por cent cboapc
| than Uhet stores.
| ALSO,
BARGAINS IN FRENCiI MERINOEs,
at 81 u worth IL 10 yard
| FRENCH hERISOES
| at al 96, worth * n yard
FRENCH MERlSOEs
at ~, worth 80 a yard
Iade. viii and at our store the largest stock Of tbs
| above goods to be found ia the City OF New York.
ALSO,
BLACK ALPACAs
at 5Oc, worth IOc. yard
BLACK ALPACAs
BLACK ALPACAs
- at 7Ge., worth 81
NYl, worth 81 30
BLACK AND CoLoRab PARRAMATTAs
5.., e. ~. lSe, Soe aud u
ust purchAsod al auction.
| ALSO,
| THREE CASES OF NEW DkE5s-GoODS
A. 80. SCS, sod within tro mSntss a, y ts
pEYTos JoHssfos. "'
S2 IA Bowery, near Houston street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER,
f4ISs, will be -dd cheap application OF the
fsun ORR, II
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SHIPPING.

NOR LIYERPOOL-OLD BLACk-BALL
L Line Ship NEi'Tt' NJ viii sail positively this AZ
telnoon. For passage apply on board loot Of Bceknhn
n, or to ROCHE, BROS. COfFEf, % South At. n
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Personal NOTICES.

T AplES-HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE
LBALM OF WHITE LILIES tor Beautiiy ing and
preserNing he skinS n l. delightful preparation,
and can be uscl IN winter well as summer II ie-
moves pimpe,, biOtches tan and all lmpenecIons
from the sfln rendering IL beautifully clear soft and
y hite riyalng Nature ia her AiIest forms We war.
rant IL 10 be- tree from all injurious Ingredients and
perfctly hanle-a " the most tender skin. To he had
a. ~ South second IT. MIliamhburlh. Also al lOIi-
lry's NJ Eighth ave-, New York. Price ouly 30 cents
- hottIe w
DRISONERS' PAi-THE WIFE OR Wild
II owed mother Of prisoners of war, or heir Of de-
CEASED -0ldier cen have their paw collected promptly
suELDON q LEFFEKIS, AiAIary bankers, 40 Park
roV lines Bud ling. S51
PENSIONERS OF WAR WIFE AND
Il widowed mother Of all prisoners OF war can be
1aid by ami 10 our Oice. Also penaons boun-
de- pay AID prize money collected,
'S9 ~ L. BROWN CO.,
Military and Nayal Collecting Office,
$50 Park Place under RIVadWay Bank
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A Beautiful I OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
usuo ortD lor rtlc % lct chosp il if finished
al .0uud and pc All Fo,4 nro two other pianos price
10 und 440 one clO .oJn, price 10y, at Is Grand
H.
NOR SALE-A STEAM BOILER, " IN
i ches Ina dIarctor, - feet long, with two u inch
nues Also "a plain cylinder lOicr 80 inches dinILe-
Ter, II feet long. Iu4ull, u join McCDl.Li ", "
Edridfc ~, y. Y. "aJ
DIANOS, NEW AND SECONDHAND BY
t,st mixers. 10 he od clrp 500 cleh also hGriuo-
Mum. H.. IL Stools, ia Fl, inu.H, wsicucs oveiTy,
tC.gIs, &c. Clsh paid i0 .ghaniise VI AL kinds.
3 I, !. JONES, OF Ann It.
STEAMBOAT BOILERS FOR SALE-2
- fue boilers IS feet long iect she. 10 feet 'front.'
With about l. ~ feet o nre surface eph are " com
pcte order aud good ~ new. Nm u. ANDREWS &
BRO, ili Water a. "a
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Samuel Lander, Principal Lincolutop Female

Samuel Lander, Principal Llncolptou Female
Seminary. Z: #
Chaplain Hospitals Charlotte F II Ken
5nedy.
Chaplain 42d N G Regiment ] Hill.
4SdN @ Regiment E W Thompson,
SPARTANBuaG DIsrR1eT w: II FLEMrse,
F.E.
Spartanburg W T Cspers and Alex w.
WALKER pernnmerarY. 3 Il
Spartanbarg circuit y a Sharpe.
Mcdowell circuit e Watson.
Hickory Nut Gap mission One 70 be sup
piled.
Rutherford circuit--J S Effyin.
Columbus circuit II J. Morgan " /.
Pscolett g crcuit Samuel "a Webbers
Goshen Hill circult- w Bogman.
Union circIit-0 A Darby, N K Melton, Q
MurchsoD, supernumoraly.
GreensilleA AR 3 Aston.
Greengil!e eircl1t r c Oliver, Al q Lester,
ard one to bcsnpplied.
Pickeasyillc- d d jByars.
Keowee mission N Morgan. s:S
Wotford College NJ Slip, Presidents
w Smith, Professor.
Agent for Orphan Fund w Smith.
Z. Il DAloore transferred 70 Florida Confer
cnce. f. a. MOOD.
Secretary S. {. Conference.
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Rv .. =. HOCDTsr.
Terms Of Subscriptio
Rates for Advertising:

! For Dre Square twelve lines or less --TW
jyOLLARS andsFIFTY CENTS for the FIRST mser-
ton, s6d TWO DOLL LARS for each subselernf.
. OBnUARY NorlcEs, exceeding one square, charged.
at Advertising rates. q
Transient Advertisements and Job Work MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE 81.
Nodedrrtion made, except to our regular advertis-
Ing patrons. ~ 3e
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Nav MAaEaT, November % 10 dIirs;y.l

Nav MAREET, November %. Two. dliny;s- !.
ionssot the enemy's cavalry came two miles
this side Of Jackson this morning we, attack.
ed and drove them back distance 81 ten Or
eleven miles Onr loss seven 81 e:Sht Killed
aud wounded. The enemy less moi Known &
HEADouARrxsss NoyelaBei % HON. ]. 4.
seddoE Secretary Of War Gen. Early reports
that the enemy cavalry, in considerable force 3
drove in our cavalry pickets this morning aIds
advanced to Mouat jackson and crossed the
river. Iswas met by some infantry and one
brigade of cavalry, and driven batk. Rosscr
pursued, driving The, enemy beyond Edenbafg
in confusion, and compelled him IL abandon
his killed alld wounded. Early thinks it was
recopDoisancc.
RIcuaoso, November 2S.--The Washing
ton Chronicle Of The goth has been received
:Iscontainss nothing Of interest except an ad- s
.inissloa d their defeat in East Tennessee and
proclamation Of Lincoln, raising the blockade
sat Norfolk, Fernaodina and Pensacola Gold
sssiesrd on Saturday al 22o. New York papers
sef tts 2lst has been received. "A telegram
from Dusralc announces the arrival there Of
Gnn. Birney. Gen. Shennabis, chief artillery Of
fl or FlslSf Kingston onths morning Of thu {
18th, aud.said the men had received eight
months pay and an ohI6s adapted to.a bard
aud ;apia sinlefs se,stipe M
my, illslWhrg Forests sayalry, we're at Tds-
Eeembia and Florence, being watched fy Gen.
Thomas. The inyasion Of fTennossee was deems
ed impossible.
|. 4 Cincinnati telegram says 900 yfbel priisS
oaers,arrisrtlsn Nashville on Saturday from
Atlantis. Befe.ipg the place evacuated, they
rushed ih for plandrf and were captured The.
Cincinnati Gtseftt Of Friday says: Sherman ,isl
adsancihg towards the Savannah river in two
columns. One wolAd go 10 Augusta and the.
o'hert NHcon. II gives Beaufort as the uiti2
mate destination. when he intends TO make the
south Atlantic bloekading squadron, his future
base ofsupphes. Only suoh buildings as At
.lanta IS cchid be useful TO the rebels were
burnt. The ezlensige rolling mills and large
store houses .: Rome, we're burnt by ordeisof
Gen. Cole. The Etowah Hotel vas also burnt,
Advlees from New Orleans Of the 18th stSted
the. French troops had evacuated Matamprss
At Brownsville there:is small force: {isa
Canby,s wounds are severe he Will NOT be-
able to take tile saddle for. six months. Every
thing was putat Littld Rock on the eth inst
A Chattanooga telegram Of the 10th says tlIle
rebels attacked our forces at strawbery PIains,
and we're repulsed every time.
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Bonds lost

! IA FIVE HUNDRED 1soILAR CERTIFc Aqg.
IN Bond WAS stoeh from the horse or sle Under,
sgacd on the evening oft tue 7tli inst, in Kicblsad
District ne fthe Camden road onthe waters Of Sresi
Greek. fofewain any person irDn trading ior tha
said Bind NJ JEREMIAH BET Il
= nov l4--3t
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CAMDEN DAILY Jt.JJIiAAI. !:
NEaDAY MonaEs0 Nov. IS
Our Noble exchanges announce the death og Col
IAsrs s. IiEAs, an old resident mud ioii6erly We'll
known in this his native State.

!. =
The Chairman Of one e The Committees on Foreign.
sirs IN l.IscoLs topg,ess has, since the pews Of
she capture Of florida ina Brazilian pot warmly
defended the and declared his readiness 10 sustain
it in Congress
SUICIDE MIR. W. b. 'rIysLRY well known for some
yearsas the Cashier ofile Bank Of Sayanth on Tues
day last at Miedgevills walked,out INTO ls grave
gard and put an end iislfe by shooting himself
We do not know tl;ecsuse OF tlts sad trageay
~ -
Mr.. S EwART, LIsCols's Assistant Treasurer at
New York, bss been 10 Washington ying 10 corcoct
scheme with FrssEspES TO Britg .own Tie price Of
gold. He, was instructed to offer to cpmnetefl men,
for strictly commercial necessities, gold for lnd ed
and ty but none 10 be sid for speculative purposes
:
TIE FLORIDA. The career Of life Conf dcr,,te war
steamer Florisl has bcerlp eyentIt one ii which tie
country may VI ell he proud. She saiied from Liver
4oolon the 92l Of March, 1862 under the nane yl
Orptoahd sf,il Nassal \. p, in April, where.
s. ereceiyed her armament etc On tie l4tl OF Jnne,
1852 s,ie was syized hy the British. Gamer Grey
heNnd hut was soon released. On the 9ih u August,
1852 sfe left Nassau. aud procdede to Green Bay,
where size was lle oil, crlis her stsfes, ETC,
beng broughtto Iier by the kngSsl schooner Prince
Alfred Sherap into Nubile on the 9Th of September,
1862 and was struck BY shot several times from the
guns ofthe Wiona and onei a andran out on tine iTth
Of january, 1863. .Aitcr doing much damage N Fed.
eral shipping she vent into St Georges Channel in
Au5ust 1868 In September, she entered the French
port of Bret and the llth Of that month was de-.
tanned By the, FreEch Government Soon alter she
captured the steamer Electric Spark bound from New
York to New Orleans, For a.time s6e wassa consort
ofthe Alabama, and scted in coniuncnon with her In
cruising, She, was commanded for long time by
Lieut. ]. Mirvrg but for the past year or more she
has been commanded by G. MASraAULr NonRIs, form.
erly Of the United States navy.
= THR BoNHAM GUAkDs. The jaB6nham
Guards. = q company of youthful recruits, under,
Capt. a. d. Goodwin, appeared on the streets.
yesterday marching with the precision of
Itrained troops; Our friend the Captain, true
to his past history, and The instincts Of patriot
ism, although8ttllI disabled from tie effects of
wound,rsceiyed while aeliig gallaftly as the
.Lient Col. of the I'd regiment, las gathered
these spirited yohng men around him aud isl
off to-day for the Georgia border Success at
tend them May ysthey have "a share in the
discontinue Of Sherman and return without
lossor wounds +. Gaasdiae of Wednesday,.
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< . I. q
-.'s'.s. -. - -
The AAefhcdisf 7; conference.
Thissbody, Bishop George +: Pierce. preaid-
ing), which commenced its annual session on
Wednesday last at New berry, adjourned Mon
day morning The following are tie appoint.
.sinents
CIAHtEsrcE DIsrlfo or--Ia oNAs hAFsoa, s BE-
ssss9 SIDING ELprs.
gharle stony y Meynar
Chsrlestcn City Colored, Ml on--f a MOOD,
w a Hodges.
ST. bartholomew Gircnt-J n, W s-CrooE -
4. Waler6oro Circuit ! Snow.
Horse Shoe M'sslon--A : Gs,5'es. y . e,
ST AndreMs hilss'on---S on :. = \ Fenny. ..s,
ron fca, MlsslonI y! - " =. oWnlall. ~ =
.AsEefoo ara Con oanee Missio1=-s y to@-
ard. =. 3, 3 IS. +.
Bamperg Glrcult--A =, : SsoSes, 70 $
!. Atendale Safchit-ss \ ~ q seisoys
Prilcs MIlilame tlrcnlt--Ons 10 spe sur
pliednss ..... ,s.. s go,
Black swamp Sircuit---a q z, :. I,anks. ,tss
sAsrdeeyllle GircilitT-.h y 2 sea'e. 2 :. !,
syanssh hlses NM M,ss'oa z. y !, y e 5slppe'
kissionkry TO Arny Aiex q z stephens: J,
Gnapiliu 70 Hospitals, Shat'essen--r s A. e
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