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rnNrEpERArE cnNaRrss

Richmond. March !. The House atInpt.
cd resolution 10 adjourn. Will, ne consent
~ Tie Senate. en- Wednesday tie sth.
yeas i. nays 2B.
Inc eoiamiliee nf conference IN the
currency bill. WAS discharged I,om further
consideration 81 the subject, @h,chls equiv
Alent 10 is rejection.
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PROM pGrEI,ARr NJ.

Petersburg. Msrch s--lhrre j. n, new
movements on these line.. The condition.
II the gieurd i. such a. To preclude the
probability u ~ varly action, though The
enemy may attempt Move AZ 81, me-
meal There has been three day d IN,
broken quiet.
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Notice TO 1.-THE PAYERS.

vrFi RIVER living wit'ln Twelve miles II 4 de.
y pi % The Railfaal mus, deliver his 1.-THE. Or
sns part # i. 10 agent q IN ihc army collecting
iutags. " any Farmer hsias within twelve miles
foa any such depot sAali deliver ans Of hs tuhe 10
She agent y The amy sleaj Of delivering u sal,
depot. ne will get credit 90 has estimate or The
amepni :, d,ilyersi. ~ bacon aud pork must be
delivered Il sid dsp1is wllHpgl respect distances
THOMAS Il. hill. Ascnt.
March S. 81
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They were captured in Cumberland,
Md, last, Tuesday morning at 8 sclock.
by Lieut. Jesse McNieI and forty Rye of
his men. and fifteen Of Gen. Rosses'. fur
TOUCHED men. has assN MA III 7iil#
They wllreach your city by the cars on
the Central railroad to- morrsw. LII .,..
FRox TESNEssEE.--McNeil. the gallant
partIzan OF the Valley, says the Richmond
Wing OF the 25th, by his audacious dash
into Cumberland. on the 2lst, resulting Ia
the capture Of two Yankee Generals, open
ed the prelude to the spring campaign.
Vaughn's Cavalry, in East Tennessee, fol-
siews suit. and thereby gives assurance that
the array Of South Western Virginia never
intends to tire in the good work whiesa
Yankee treads the soil of the South, as will
be seen from the following official dis
patch:
Headquarters, &c., Feb. 2a.--Hon. ].
Breckenridge. Secretary 1T War Gen.
Echels reports that detacments of Waugh
ans Cavalry struck the RAILROAD bevons
Knoxsille. at Sweet Wafer and Athens,
capturing the garrison al both places.
Sixty wen Of the % Ohio Regiment, with
iiisir her'es and equipments. were taken.
r. 4. LEE.
MosBy's MES at WosK.-rhr following
sfielal dispatch, nays the Richm.nd Wing
OF the 24th, was received last night at The
War Department
III al. 9 r
War Major A. T.. Richards oil Mosev',
right. reports that on, the 18Th inst. with
thirts.eight men. he attacked i party Of
the enemy. leo ,tr'a,s. At ~hem he killed
twenty i've. .inlangl the wounded were 4
Major aud aCap,a,n. lie captur-i .Ity,
four prisoners and ninety horses. He had
one man slightly wounded. X. Il. LEX
FKoM ErRort.-laf0grAAT Across rHx
FskScn GoytxSatNr-Nrs iark. frbra.
AIRY 2I.-'rhr Chnis arrived this eve ing,
from Lvs,Ponl on tie li!, via QIeens-
town ou The l2ih.
HE Leudoa Glob-'s PATHS correspanden,
SAYS:
Z" No French Minister nj VA >hiugiun
viii BE- appaintedauallI N. ttr Nm Hsy-
Ton. post !. Rtr,fby ~ bearer II ,ati.,
iaetofy distractions respecting, the liles's
made against Mexico
The Landoa ,imrs' Paris cerre,p,t-
dent sats:
Hhyn tie FrngL haister. Count
Mereier. aa. rrealird tron Na,hnnsf.ai i.
ne Amrrican, mrre le,l to und"r,aed dat
ns nov ssen, vi ld be alerrilird untl
Prrsia.ht imrala sh"nid have ,r,"sn8rd
ne Emperor ~ Mexico. 'rri, recognition
la. Mt been lorlNnming, AID there j. ~
Frrhrh Minisiet Ii, Washington ! IL
writer sadsc "lt Is brii.,sd that Mr.
Btgrlns vii continue 60 act as TINT d
SAFE, Ciafgs 4 .7RaireS il psrs L sone
TINE
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PUBLIC SALE.

+ WILL SELL. to the highes, bidder. at the late
residence "a u. &. SIrlgd, deceased ia llilisho.
rou:h. 81 faerdy liz 2lsl diy II Mash instant.
the following p,n9eny. wa; Household aud Kitchen
Furniture. tws Wagons. Ga,le. Hog. and mlns
o'hrf articles loo numefns 60 mention. Terms made
known on the day IT sale
II. NJ. @. STROUD, Adm'r.
March 3. sj-
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n O TIC i

ENHE undersigned having qualified at February
Term. fss5 81 nnnse cnihty. Court. ~ ADM.
nis,rltor upon TIE estate " HENRY g. STROUD.
lcrc,s-. hereby gives n,iee 10 81 persons having
clams gin,i said estate g present Them within the
time pfescrihrd ~ ~ " this nosie viii IL plead
10 bar . their recovery. Al persons indebted 10 the
ostste arc requeslsl 1, % ike snerjy NV ncni.
II. VI u. STROUD, Admir-
March \. s5-
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N o 7 Ice

VIII. SELL. ~ Ainhns,raior Of the sir r
VI Soft. II Hlll.h,nug'i, on Tuesday II March
Court, ihs t',wini property VIZ one large roll II
Ci'reIins Hpse & ,ltar. Le,lhr', ~ o,htr ARTICLES
fash, VI III months credit viii ~ gwen
J. {. MeGoWN, admir-.
March =. SIS I'd
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p IA No TU Mn G.

80 - - y ~ ~ ~ "
kJhof.C. y. PAPE, Of Hilshorough Female Col.
eae, will attend to TUNING and REPAIR
INC OF rlANOSyn the best manner and at most
reasonable terms. Orders left at Messrs. Brown s.
Co.'S store, or at the Post Office, will be promptly
attended to. 92s .s III
February Is. ga
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NO II i

NOTICE is hcfeby given 10 the next Of Kin %
.' IiNES fAUcETr. deceased. that an raa.
dy 70 make distribution 81 tie estate amongsi them.
All interested will came forward II ohce, and make
cat statement ~ ihcir aiSancemenis, ~ that the
estate can Ne finally seiled will pay no Interest
after this ddr.
GE0RGE A. FAUCETT, Adm'r
March 8. s5-3wp
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Obituary

Killed at Sugar Loaf. ~ The 4 ilh ofJanuary last
w BENTON 5 HARRIS of Company A, G6lh
Rr,me il. n. g. n s.ei about a5 ve,rs. ssls4
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GENERAL ORDERS.


In entering upon the campaign about 20 opcn. the
cusralin.C Chief feris assured lhst the soldiers who
have so long aud - nchly horne The har,lshias and
dangers Of The war, require hortaion u respond
20 The calls of honor ans duty.
With the liberty transmitted by their fJfrfathcrs
ihey have Inherited the spiritio defend il.
The choice between war AMI ahject submissions Il
before them.
10 such proposal brave men with arms ia thel
hands eau have butonc answer.
They cannot barter manhood Cor peace, nor thC
| right Of sefgoyemmeni for fs Crpcpery.
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Headquarters Reserve. North CAROLYN
= ASjutant Generals Office, =

:, {, 1.E1s 'r''cIdt > JIIItt, I
Raleigh, Feb. la,h, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER, ~ y z f
ENROLLING OFFICERS in the Stale If
!. North Carolina will make dilgen, INQUIRY i
their respective counties for the arms &c. eallsd a,
in Gen. Lees appeal Of January rs, 1865.
They are requiredio receive all arms brought tor.
ward under this appeal, and restoring them to Cap,.
4. ". Lawrence, an Ordnance officer Reserve n. u.
BY command Of Lieut.. Gen. HoLsEs:
t1fs - JOHN. w. HtNsDALE,
Asst. Adj General.
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Aajutant and Inspector Gems ofIice,


Adjutant and Inspector Gems. Office,
.a4s sa Richmond, Sept. II, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERs,3
No. I22.
I'LL THE following Act of Congress i publish
AAAe ed for the Information Of all CONCERNED:
every person not subecto the Rules and articles
of war, whe shall procure and eniice soldie of the
Confederate States 10 DESERT or who shall purchase
from any soldier his arms, uniform clothing or any
part kerso shall, upon legal conviction be fined, al
the discretion of the Couri having cognizance Of The
same, in any sum not exceeding three hundred dollars,
and be imprisoned not exceeding one yeal"
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
(Jigned) s% =. COOPER.
Adjutant and InsPr. Gen'l.
Headquarters Reserve, N. CT
4tF Raleigh. Feb. TO- !
OHcial: JNO. w. HINSDALE,
A. A. General.
req. 10. ha s3-4
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Headquarters Reserve. n. G.
AliJlanl Generals Oiiire, !
Ralelsh, Dec. IL, 1861


AlJlanl Generals Otire,1
Raleigh, Dee. II, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER,
No 4.
4 MAJOR c. $. SfRlN6FELL0w. Aliutant
=. Generate. > Il. A. viii relieve Capt. John w
linsdalc. Assistant Adiulan General nf Reserves &c
n. o., an The later uiii:cr will proceed IL inin the
81 Reglmen, Reserves N. O.. as'i,s Colonel having
bren dllY cecieJ 10 thai office on he 81 OF Jaary,
1868.
The Lirdten,ni General Commanding. 10 taking
leave ofC lnnel llnsIale iend-fs hi warm rongrai-
ulations on his promotion aud earnestly hopes that
the inteigonce, zsal and Eilanry which his charac
icrized his service a. stall officer may he maiured
by experience into greater usefulness ia his new aud
more extended sphere.
(Signed) II. II. HOLMES,
Lieut.. Gc0'. Commanding.
Official:
CHAs. ). SrRINGrELLow,
Major aud 4. A. oen'l.
Feb. fG s]-Gi
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OTICE.

-,oTICE.
,kNlIE undersigned having qualified ~ Aiminisits-
tor Of William q. Hall. deceased. hereby gives
notice 70 all persons Indebted 90 said estate 10 make
payment 10 him. and 70 all pc.sons HAVING claim.
against The estate 10 prescott them CO payment With,
the time prescribed BY law. or this notice will 10
plead in bar Of their recovery.
ef48 Inv. HALL, Aim'r.
March I. s5-4w
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THE REsUlT or rue pgacE, FAlLuaR N
UNITED srargs.--The Washington
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"A smile her 1ip-health In her look
strength in her step, and in her hands-PLANTA-
T1oS DIr1ERs
S. T.---1SGO---X.
A few bottles of PLANTATION B1rrERs
Will Nervous Headache.
Cold Extremities and Feversh Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetd Breath.
Elatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath
Pain over the Eyes
Mental Dependency.
Prostration Great Weakness.
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t is estimated that seven tenths of all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver Tho hillary
secretons of the liver overhowing into the stomach.
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp
toms.
After long research. able to present tho most
remarkable cure for these horr nightmare diseases the
hundred m and forty thousand persons havs taten the
has come to our knowledgel
1t is most efecual tonic and agreeable stimuant.
suited to all conditions of life.
The reports that 1t relics mineral substances for
Its active properties wholly false For the satisfac-
physicians, append list of its components.
CALIsAYA BARK.-Celebrated for over two hundre6
Weakness. ETC. 1t introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife of the Vceroy of Peru in 164o and after
o,Sn sssisIt ssr under the name Of yss,f fo,saers
and was finally made public by Louis XVI. King Of
fuge qualities during his South American travels.
CAscARILA BARK-For darrhea, collie and diseases OF
the stomach and bowels.
DASpEL1os-For Inflammation of the loins and drop
steal affections.
CHAMoM1LE FLowERs-For cnfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatc, stimulant and tonic
highly inrigoratng In nervous debility.
WISTERaREEN-FOr scrofla, rheumatism, etc.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminatve creating flesh, mus-
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing.
Also, coye-buds orange, carraway, corander, snake
root, etc. m....
S. .T.---1SGO---X.
Another wonderful ingredient of great among the
Spanish ladies' of South America, imparting beauty to-
the complexion and brilancy to the mind, Is yet
known to the Of the world, and withholR
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WE WOULD call attention to the advertisement,
in another column, of School about to be opened
by the Misses MARSHALL. They were educated at
seminary of high reputation, and are, no doubt,
well qualified to impart instruction to others. We
wish them success. ~
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Tin Ware!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RECEIVED, PER
L steamer General Sherman, the following invoice OF
TIN WARE,
WHICH HE OFFERS ENTIRE AT A GREAT BA RGAIN
dozen COVERED TIN BUCKETS (assorted sizesl
20 dozen Tin Saucepans assorted aizcs)
50 dozen Tin Cups
dozen lin Coffee Pots, 2, 4 and 6 quarts
4 dozen Coffee Boilers
dozen Dippers
dozen Wash Basins
l dozen Milk Strainers
31s gross Milk Pans
dozen Tin Pals, to l6 quarts
Il dozen Tea Pots
- gross Japanned Candlesticks
dozen No. Plated Candlesticks
dozen Scrubbing Brushes
dozen Coal Shoycls
dozen C1arks Lanterns
dozen Selves assorted sizcs)
dozen Ladies
gross Tin Dinner and Pic Plates
dozen Coffee Mills
gross No. 40 Spoons
8 dozen Spoons
dozen Tacks tGssortcd)
gross Knives and Forks
gross Padlocks
"a gross Tea Spoons
gross Funnels
dozen Tea Kettles
gross Candle Moulds
dozen Dish Pans DAVID BARROW
Septsmber 10 No. l63 East BAY
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Horses, Carriage and Mich COUS.
BY LOWERS Il SILCOX.

"ll De soia THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock. at Christd-
phcr IS Wagon Yard King street, near Nary.strcct
ONE GOOD DRAFT AND SADDLE MARE
One good Saddle Mare
Two good Mich Cows and Calves
One good Mich Cow
One good Secondhand Carriage
ANY articles received up to the hour OF SALE
SeDtember Is
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PHILADELPHIA 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862. =
RESPECTED FRIESD-My daughter has been mucls
beneted by the use of- Plantation Rtters. Thou
VIII SeAo 't'0 wv ''''' Thy friend, Asa ttRRrN.
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S. S.T.---1SGO---X.

Another wonderful Ingredient of great among the
Spanish ladies' of South America imparting beauty
the complexion and briiancy to the mind Is yet
known to the Of the world, and we withholR
its name for the present.
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AUCTION SALES.

ux Xprssf sisf; 11!es. Co tC:s',fegs; ,1s,,a&i @s
THIS DAY 18th inst, will be sold ut Stores Nos.
good Saddle and Draft HORSES
1 light Carriage
4 Barouche
1 No-Top Buggy
l Springer.
Conditions cash on delivery, September I6
1fa nx c1geEs.s n1ekaY csse & GappnEH and T,EMre'
THIS DAY 18th inst will be sold at Stores. Nos:
5 chests BLACK TEA
bbls Soda Crackers
ten gallon Bourbon Whisky.
c sanary articles HOUSEHOLD sR FURNITURE.
% Sohditons cash. September 10
D@I!1s hSWEgns hsSpW1!Ggs s"S ( sa3Gt sIEc6% SS..S
~" pber SG scS %apan SaT ES at 10 at Ghrstd
ONE GOOD DRAFT AND SADDLE EN- MARE ilSl''''
One good Mich Cow
One good Secondhand Carriage
ANY articles received up to the hour Of sale.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS,
ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS. p
ofysE oF ass5r1sr 81 y
Will be sold. at clTY' POINT: yA, on WEDNESDAY.
About FoSH Tli6GsSSD tiooo 5' ToNs e IS: RAILROAD
At PORTSMOUTH, VA; oH FRIDAY; october 49, at
FIVE q! f1Esr-CLAss LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
+'pou my lW Freight cars ami one (l Passenger Car
o>, At NORFOLK, NA October Ii. ut 8 P. NJ,
oNE SEM LOGOMoT!NE ENGINE. 5 foot guagc.
FIFTY E5ol FIRsTcLAss LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, &
feet So inch guagc
Eishteen tisl new Platform Cars. Ave foot guaso
twenty hive t2o) new Box Cars, i've (5) foot guago
About three hundred and fifty 3U Box Cars, feet 81
About handrea and thirty tasc Platform do, feet
About thirty t3Oi Stock do, 4 feet 81: inch guago
Twenty 20j Passenger do, 4 feet 81. inch guago
Two t2) new Trucks
Sixty l60l new Trucks. framed
Fourteen nil Flats, framed
About two thousand to00V tons Railroad Iron.
Sales to commence at ALEXANDRIA. at 10 A. NJ, and
to continue from day to day until all are sold
Terms cash, ill Government funds.
Brev. Col. and A. O. NJ, Z. S. Military Railroads.
August 81 80
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL-
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, }:
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERaAsTER,}
| - Washington, ID. c., August II, 1865. J
Will be sold at MANCHESTER opposite Richmond, Va.
on TUESDAY, October 2,
| TWENTY-FIVE (25l NEW FIRST-CLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES. five j5 foot gIlngc Ave t5) foot drivers
cylinders l6N24 inches capacity of tank 1900 gallons
Five (5l rst-class locomotives. feet inch guage
| five foot G,laGc
| Fifteen n5, new Platform Cars Ave foot guago
! Ten tlO Freight Cars. 4 feet 81 inch g,tagc
The sale to continue from day to day until all sold.
| Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock.
Terms cash. i'll Government funds.
| H. l.. ROBINSON
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED,
100 CASES SPARKLING HOOK AND RHINE
lOO WINE
100 cases CHAMPAGNE CIDER
600 cases Ale
100 bbls. Whisky, various brands and prices
10 bbls. Alcohol, 81 per cent.
80 bbls. Ale
80 Whisky
so cases Brandy
25 cases Stoughton Ditters
50 baskets Heidsieek & Co.'S Champapne a pure
and genuine article
Brandy, Gin, st. Croix Rum
Sherry Wine, &C. &C.,
ALI Of the purest quality and cheap for cash. OF
GEO. w. CLARK 4 cos,
August 21 No. las Meeting street
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snrnuAs HOUSE. CHICAGO. 1L1.. Feb. h. 1asa.

SHERMAN House. CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. II, 1868.
AIessrs p. II. DRAKE l. Co.-Please send another
twelve cases of your Plantation Btters. AS morning
appetizer, they appear to have superseded everything
else, and greatly esteemed.
Yours, &c. GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has not heretofore boon pos
sble.
The public n,ny rest assured that In viii tho
perfectly pure standard of the PLANTATION BrTTERs
be departed FROM EJery bottle bears the dcsinie OF OUT
signature steel plate engraving, or Il cannon oo
genuine
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BIrTERs VIZ
bulk by the gallon, st6ndter and imposfer Beodra
ofrefed bottles See that Private stamp H UNMuTIA
LATED tpery cork. ;,
Sold by ali Druggists Grocers and Dealers throughout
the country n.
P. II. DRAKE g. CO., New York;
August1z mwf 3ma
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PRINCES
METALLIC PAINT,
AN INDESTRUCTIBLE COATING
IRON, Tin AND WOOD.

TT CONSISTS OF SEvENTY-TwO PARTS ONIDE OF
j. IRON, and twenty-eight parts CEMENT LIME
STONE in the one hundred pounds.
1t mas much more body than Red or White Lead it is
warranted perfectly water and fire proof and with
stand greater heat metals, without scaling than any
other Paint in
Is perfect cover for all kinds of Iron Tin Wood
work, Out-hollses and Canvas Coverings. 1t prevents
and arrests the corroson of metals and is not affected
by the action Of salt, gases, acids ammonia.
This paint requires than dry lead or zinc
and much less than the ordinary mineral paints.
free from any waste, and possesses spreading and
covering power uncquallcd.
Terms.-By barrel. or half barrel, five cents per
pound. CAMERON & BARKTEY Agents,
ScptcmbCrS fmw No. 142 Meeting street
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j. & r. DAWSON.

j. & T.. DAWSON,
No. 90 East Bay.
A RE RECEIVING FULL SUPPLIES OF GRocE.
IA RlES, per Steamers Quaker City, General Sher-
man, and Annie.
so BARRELS MESS BEEF, FOR PLANTATION, RAIL
road and Ship use. For sale chcap-l2ii cts. per ID.
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
oi al Sizes. at Factory prices All for sale cheap for
casE fm2 September 15
JUST RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
LNINE OLD BRANDIES-VINTAGE 1924
IL Old Club House Gin
Old Jamaica Rum
Old st. Groix Rum
Barton < Guestiers Importations of fine Clarets
johnson Sons ImpOrtatiuns of fine Cllrcts
Stuart l. Co. g Crushed Sugar
Sugar House Syrups, In barrels
Choice City Cured Hams
Coarse Salt
Duryea's Maizena,
Duryea's Starch
Browns Defensive Soap
Browns U. s. Soap
Colgatc's Family Soap
Co1eman's English Mustard.
ALSO,
LIME, LATH, CEMENT. PLASTER AND HAIR.
STYLES L. CARTER,
September4 No. 10 Vanderhorst's Wharf
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TO THE PUBLIC.
CHANGE OF TIME FOR Oh1NIBUs LINE.

THEREAFTER THE TIME OF STARTING FROM
Ill Spring street, up town, and Broad.Brcet, down
town, will bo rs follows:
Omnibus will leave Spring street precisely at A M,
and will continue to leave tho above named point every
twenty minutes throughout tho day.
Omnibus will leave BrOadstreet at 7.20 A. NJ and will
continue to leave that point twenty minutes
ing the day. Last Buss leaving Springstreet at p NJ
down town; leaving Broad street 720 p. H. for UP
town.
Fare 10 cents. Tickets issued only rcdcemabe the
line. . LORING CO.,
September 10 ProprictOrs
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ALMOST A Row. - Yesterday afternoon, mt the
corner of Church and Chalmcrs-streets some
black and white soldiers came into collision, but,
after the interchange of few rocks, they were
separated by white officer. The negroes fell
back to their quarters on Adger's wharf, and al
though nothing of o serious character occurred
afterwards, the police were kept in motion and
the citizens in commotion. From what we saw,
John Barleycorn and Dr. Otard were evidently
about.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, December 28, 1861.
Messrs. P. II. DRAKE l. Col have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years and had to
abandon my profession About three months ago tried
the Plantation Biters and to my great Joy am now
nearly well man. have recommended them in seyeraE
cases, and far know, always with signal benefit
am respectfully yours, REV J. 8. CATHORN.
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"A smile was on her ip-health was in her looks
strength in her step, and in her hands-PLANTA-
TON DIrIERs.''
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15

CUSTOM HoUsE.-Dr. F. NJ. ROBERTSON, having
received his commission as Inspector Of Drugs
for the Port of Charleston, entered on his duties
yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-09-15
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cV $50 bags Rio and Java Coffee
200 boxes Candles
200 whole boxes Rasins, Layers
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so boxes Cooking Soda
100 boxes Magic Coffee
so chests best Teas, cheap
200 bbls. Sugars, various kinds
90 tcrccs Molasses
25 bbls. Cider Vinegar
sc. bhls. Corned Beef
25 bbls. Comed Pork
$50 boxes Starch
200 boxes Soap
500 boxes Herripgs
200 boxes Pickles and Gcrkins
300 cases Sauces and Ketsups
200 bbls. Extra Flour
80 packages Goshen Butter
Spices of all kinds. Maccaroni Ctron, Preserved
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