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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-21
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@6e Der braltlianti9e &aiier DDn NpDrr
II, pom letner Snapttabt 9tioS Sc Sanfirr
nab ietner 0ro9tn3 Aipa3 @ranbe55 % @uI
a%bre{fe7 UNI Die Sperattgnfn seeen bic Dor
stngefaaenen pa~raguapauer perISnltde ~
letten, maAten tbn IS eeuirppGtl6e lino iIIID,
amertfanii9e @UnltAn tAre Auhphrtiind uni
Der belgilAe @eneralcpnfpf 0edaerr las cine
pom eteeh famtntlthen Gon1uln unteraefbrete
Nprelle att ben &atler oDr. !
NuBer Den %gepGbnltdan @liidtpinIAean 1do 1
oteie IN frai86fl9er Spra6e a6qefaBte Mbrefz
ls: DAP y 8rallten in Dtejeut SRattpf, aeoen
Paraguay tur ieite Gbre uunp 6as 8festbf Ser
teetOt9e; p baB Paraguay ben 8rie0en ae.
port babe; - baB 8ralilteni in bieIem 9rtea
Der JtePralentant Der Civilization, be5 Sort;
lgrttts ltnp Der tpa4rtn Ptinetpten Der SAN
's'sTsstsstt Ni = ~ bag s9sefatsn Fa ttst
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y,ene1e y}a0rt0ten.
gelearapDIrtfi r 0tn ..Baltimpre gBefer" .
NUn 9lIabnma.

.at.rrL r. .t.. 49, ~ShSTS"f"'
WalDstlle, 10, Sept. Sine Militar.
Gpmmiliou pirO pentna9t bierprt8 cine In
ter1iturg e~inletten in 8e3u8 ouf bas Oeta
4ment, rn5 Sen. 39omaS na6 Qlabama ee=
li6idt BAT, IN, perlnufene6, Der Ge9ierung &C.
D5rtsea 0tnpeteb auf8uiuGen rnp 3uiammen
3utreifen. Setanntlid wuroe in Der NG6l
BON -i@aYler5oile bic NbtGetlln9 pe8 9teut
SGpmp on Yor etnent S6erif urp ieinsn 9su.
len an9eeriIien. mel6er beGouptete, i'm Nuf
tag be6 0Oltoerlertr garion5 oon 2llubamt
3u tanpeln. sss I'D ..-t
Sci tcner @eIegenbeit purDe elmer Der 8un
peS1plpaten 9%etGptet. Gieut. 2Gomplon no6n
10 BON pes S6erif6 Qeuten 9efan9en. De
.SGeriF unO Der @larn, g(anten5 @1bles, mel
der Ben guHoeszS ptpoten ermprbete, entflo
Ben General S6pmas unO @puoerneu'
0arlons moIen bic @eI6tGte auf po6 Sc
naue rnter1u6en laiIen.
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otlts orrnfttdtnren@@t4ft psf @dlfs INNS

,allea MISUNDERSTANDING Pft SFule hllf
Der SugeapbtlpunB %ertnnnt, parum lit BON je=
Der Die Sdule pa5 SelO 9ewelen, pelen le lid
am be~iBRun9ri9lten st bemaGttsen lu6teu u,
ouf Der (ie tbren 9iftigen Garaen 70 frilb ale
INNER m09liG III Die 3nrten uup empfansli-
den 9er5en unierer Sinper gu lfreuen lnhen'
9ernet ppn t0Nen Y(cbntet Die Shule IN enre
Sb9ut lno lebret cure &inper, ltatt Seluiten'
moral unb Rnltere 0laubenstbeprten, Die 6et.
Itgcn @runoiabe Der &ernunlt. Der 9umant'
tat unp fmretta @tenidttdtett, unO BALD werOei
.tbr aneere Sriidte ernten.
-. = .eyGk 81, n
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Neueites ans Gnrnnn.

3ewa gort, 20. Sept. Der 9umpfer
luitrqlaiian 1T nit Hudri6ten pom 10. aus
Queenstown bier eingetrpffen. Ser @ort Gez
porter, 5qi9t an, oab Die &e9ierun9 eine 2ln5abl
&riegSidiife uno aanpnenbpote 5ltr 8epa9unq
Der irldnoii6en Suite beorOert bat.
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Die slloba.na ataats. epnpeutte,,.

.r so Obile, 20. Sept. No6ri4ten pOn
1NOntgomerp meloea Die @ublorOinau5 pal
lirte beute. 9ieieIbe a~utoriiirt ben p%topiiori
i6en @puoerneur, cine SO hi fit GpngreBmit=
9lieOer an3uoronen. Sic @abl flr Stats
beamte 1T auf ben 1. Dit. feitgeiebt.
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0,r ,c0 b,s gbo,np serouf,n

NafGYtue, 16. Sept. Sette fam Der
9rU3eB 9e9cn Gbamp 8er9ulpn gum SGluB
unb e8 wurOe Der frieesgert6tliGe Gprnd,
Dem @eneof Stpneman %3uienbet. 6er8ulpr
bletbt %tnpefen in enaer ~@efdn9niB6aft i'm
3u6t6aule. @etern mOllte CT IN Ieiner Mn-
gele9enbett cine Anaabe ma6en, Die bur6 lei=
men Gert6etpt9er unterDriidt iuurDe.
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OSDtisen aus DEN IogeS> 9eeui9
'' ESifcr5- :"

+. Stem gprt,. 20 Sept. 6eute Wtorgen
brad in SOutbitr. eia 3yo6es 6euer aus nno
?%ooilelbe ~3erltHrte mebrere 8aorenbduier. 9ie
8erliderun9 betrdgt mebr ais $1,3O0,0OO.
.rp Bai binatOn, a2O. Sept. Ser @orz
oerneur ppn SGo Carolina bat ben 8rd1loen=
ten tele9rapbii6 pUn Der @ioerrufung Der Sc.
I3eiilons@O %roinan3 in RenntniB 9eIeBt.
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SubGfen5 &oHnmliffdr9 Sffcc,

r. Ste 10. unS Garp Str,
atbntpuh 3D., 16. Sep. 1855.
SerftSslss q 9eeote I'M Duplttat perben BIS gum 81. Sept.
1865 entbsgtnBt tpnnsn fur ban 8auf ppn
81 H51 Barrel Superior Bourbon Wbisfep,
tHtt lttHs IN lttGbr Zoo B1u. Dieter QBbiSfcp wir6 bet
Der %laufsnfen Saa0ne Ea6 QGGlitit Ssrtauft TT tn eihte
6a1lsr lertts sum g'erf&tften retpadt unb wirb auf Soften
eeE Der 5iaatrn Uteber9eai6t am Gaef Der MtIieieruna.
An8ebcte nunin ubtf lartetet ftn Proposals for Whis-
key" aunN a%eretrt an zen unterSet6reten.
prpttn i6nntn -gsfeben perbet TN Subffsn, Gtprebruls
gfe 19 urb Carp Sir Nidm9ak, 81.
BsttreUns,n bGdr II 5tss eruns fpn6B.
|af SeftRl bon Capt. $50. SuGIt5au,
& Sbtsf 6. G. Dept. 81.
80 .-s..g-f g. 6. u s6mttb,
U1S-Eal tc &aYs uRb 8 9 Il 9 g.
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unp 9emaitete5 NinO0ie6 auf NaftiOn.
n pfFet tes 9epDt GcmmiF. fir gersreopne.

lUE cT,iH Office tee 9tpDt GrnlmiF. fur gersfeqnns,
r.a ..J ..r. Fl gD1fbinstoa, ID Sept. IS &.
Nm Donsrfag, Ten 2s. ). Wt, wtrcer i'm Gougerremsrts
Btshbote IN alerIntrtr, 9d dnf 6fentlt4 er Mution circa
1870 Stud O6fen .unS eendfetes RtnbDteb o~ertauft.
Die Sertauftbtttngunge tuerben Tor bet GerIdufbsfannt
sstma6t.5t .rr,0t fasiar .-'.-r
3aBlau8 BOAR In &egierune fpats.
!lAlIL It44L- ~ Ha 6. BtII,
-t l8-27l +-- .. N}dtGr un6 &. G. Il. G. u.
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2a9erbier>9 rauerei bel Nleranrria, ga 81

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UtI NIttNHIIIut SN 81
/ -"-.sj.ai H..1 pertaufe fen.
Bel altCritls elmer pie 5erssu rfrnbe, ~aussefeat Sn
Sppn &letn, bltt t ocri 8. Wiat unb ~pplf1nbte ~re9tdrtrt In
hen 6dtrfar Go tanptitG IN, uub NIT ueberetnftmmnna Ger
tnttte ~ ten Tdrteitn miro Ter u1tsr8rduets, Der berd isne
llrtunoe ats GtIfee ernlunt tf, Huf PTenttider MutttDn al
g m1f d8 ben so sept 1855 Iauf bent phase fell 1t
S%utterS. 3tlI Sraueret, 6sIes'n an, ~erefenbI,
rafe bet NIerdnerta, 81 nno ,ultst 8eet8net Ton SNon
Rietn, p%srtaufen. CT t.4 $500. .t. .I...A.
W Die Srausrtt enttalt ipss 1eTel, Der f~letrere iir 10. ter
arSesre fur 80 Barrels : 8eaer fir 500 8rle. Gpf benz
YlGst TT Elm bequemsS Dpbnblus (5rnmeeIaubeG padsnb
fur etnen Store. mtt Stau. DaS ganje @ei9aft 1T trtr
OSnflnbts, nit gDdhsr Utn be" Nlerantrta g5aGtrperfen Ser.
Geben unb lam au8enblidll6 bsnustmerteu.-
Bebtreune-balr
/ (itl8--30l5 ~ g D. 81. 9reut, Erufee.
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O0rnlonie Q}ouperein .9}o, q

iniro am Denita9 26. Sept, in rer STAG 6aQe am Soncber
0tartt BET SObn i psters ieiae srfq 0eriammluno balten.
Die eEnitttuttsn 1T 'teletbe lpte HE re SO. 8 Q~u}fbIbenSe
meuen PEI tr6eno etnenl Der nntersesGntten Ceflatgt lire
Sat &ueUlYh Spbn S Peters, $ 2ue9te, @iftcr gd,uibt.
Z pebDlE. Tr Mefefe 10 * IL 10 ~ 'oc
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~ 6QuIer I'll nerfn1tfpn

SierSi8 3duier gu Seriateberen greiTen bcn $eo0- 9ooo
GinSelne iaopn lt4G 8tun fFti. aatsrs antar grunSsins. NEE.
Jsre StpfeS m t lebr 6utet .Kaatf@afk tabe fer DE- SSyn
Ytott uno Snlt irftraBe Die @aa9atf8aft 1T etae Der anee
manst; so babe terner 5met 91lisr an GarItpn Str, name
6aEtltttr: nEe es Store duler 80. 50 ua6 SO SarriIonHr
81 Str!aufeA. Wtan melba fb TEL 4. '""'
,4 US n, Nagfe, teuti6er NSbnfat.
NlotelmpEnIDt 70. 70 IN * tn7tteHr
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9r. Ghns. VS. NGhIinn

IA, ra6hem CT ais Nrit In Der %. ct 4rmee lett 6 tbren
tn ben be6euteHefes 0o(pitliern ~prlftIJirt, tn feine Setmatb
iurifsstebrt ano %etnpTebIt G6 bestal6 frtusn Treun6tu uaO
Dem pRtItturn spr Yrarts in alien 3metsen Str 9eIfunte.
Office uhs ~QEebnun9: Nc. 95 8. Srpabnap, Baltimore.
Q ff*fcr. 60 EtL+ .t3 ..- a.| .H. .'.- (3IjuftmN
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3uOer60ufen ~&6uOermtpt6en
3u nerlaufen.

etne Saferet MT p9utanSt9er &inti@tunatr i'm btasn ga 9
t ~ StSRtltr' i~tlden SrOpa unp g8effr, Bet Gbas sind.
f~"NH' I6Nfrr,N
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MMtMna @MiHbamer

Nieoerldee POI &mnft%M r4iEein
.,.lat; ,, NIB Depot fir
Seine nnO 9~etpdbIte ~litbo9rapb. Gunltnerfe,
H--t o.. etnfa6 unb tn Sarben n. - '
& Stets an Sanb unb auf 5eReaune eneefetttat,
6eITnss iInc pfcilers SpiegeI, IL 81
Sofas unc 9irmsEiicbe,
t|ltf feline oer9olSete gIai,men
,unb alt &rtiEeI BITE Su etpem @tablt Tetncnt erRer gTags a.
b6ren. Weiue @tnrt9tung CUR Mnferttpana pStssr msoSSs.
BortpstIe az %eerlbrsn. ..t.an fr.o fA.-
; Btre@nlnstn thr ebtss artifn, iOwte far @fas.gfattsn
Ilr StpreS unit 9Dubnbaul,r werben a%eltgfprtg 80
= Gtne .@sutalbe, SaHerte TT NIT Dem 5tCre perbu,Ssr
- L2H. '">Ve same Grber.
(91nit tall GE#r 2Q6 Ml. WnIttnrrreor
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0pbnung qe1udt.

YIN %eSptntdas nit rs 3immern In elnem e~eItnben
Staottget wtrp iu toufen pe'r 3u i~n;etfen peladt. 6Ferter
~abluasben. INV ~ SPt%H''
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SAneieer ~perIonot

Inr ueberrS6e su MAIDEN. Gute 9yeffe fsrf,, f3r or.o
aTt.tt tsiattt, Nniufrpeen tfi &8turQ s9arrctt' Gfs gSt r.
''"'"' -4L" 2(bsntbp)
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F3oHgf ,98nft@ 81 pBe &c /
fs9er sasass /
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0. 9nrptrs Merry 20. Gtpt. 1865.
Sefne8e'tt An9e1pte I'M Dupiifat mstttn duf sf,fer Sific,
bis Gruaeritda, 5. Ott, Na6mtttags 5 lltr tntar oenoerpn.
men fur bic 2eferuu8 bon "S'"'"
frifho,, 0Af.lI.tI
, 1865-04-11
Lutheran Church, Christiansted.

On MAUNDAY THURSDAY, the 18th
instant, there will be divine service held
for both Lutheran Congregations, with
Communion for the Danish Congregation
in this Church.
On GOOD FRIDAY, the 14th instant,
there will be divine service held for both
Lutheran Congregations, with Commu-
MON for the English Congregation in this
Church.
, 1865-04-11
The nAVTSN
rs EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
for the Proprietress.

Terms Of Spbscription.-Six Dollars per an
num, payable quarterly in advance.
Single number to on-advertisers--10 cents.
p Parties DESTROYS of Withdrawing their
subscription to the =" Aviso are required to
give three months previous notice.
Terms Of Advertising,
Approved by Government, goth June, 1885.
For an advertisement mt of8lines, or under, one to
three insertions
Small Type (Brevier) I to s lines 49,. 81 90
Over s lines, pr. line ............. Is
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Plea, Columbia:) l to s lines ...... l 90
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For a line of largest Type .......... II
~ For l to 8 subsequent insertions, the
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All advertisements for insertion must be delivered at thi'
Office on Mondays and Thursdays, not later than 4 o'clock 7. NJ
accompanied with the CASH, as otherwise insertion will be
refused. The Postage on letterst to this Office from West End
or st. Thomas must be prepaid, or no notice will be taken of
hem.
, 1865-04-11

THE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the e
quest of st. Thomas Dealing Court
in administration of the bankrupt es-
tate of Mr.. w. Hansen, Commissary
Of War, is ofifieredfor sale by 18th Auc-
, 1865-04-11
Route of Steamer Clara Ro-
the from st. Thomas to
st. Croix and Vice
Versa s.

April 1865.
70. Wednesday leaves st. Thomas at 1 pm.
10. Thursday remains in st. Croix.
IA. Good Friday do. do.
Is. Saturday leaves st. Croix at 7. ann.
" leaves st. Thomas at 1 .30p.m
16. Sunday leaves St. Croix at $50 pm.
II. Monday do. st. Thomas 4 hours
after the arrival of the European
Mail.
is. Tuesday leaves St. Croix at 7 a.
10. Wednesday remains in st. Thomae.
20. Thursday leaves st. Thomas at 7 am.
st. Croix at5.2Op.m.
81. Friday remains in ST. Thomas.
%. Saturday leaves st. Thomas at l pm.
PASSAGE RATES
First Cabin. ...-.-..- S 8.
Second DO. ..--..--.-- " II.
for particulars apply to
, 1865-04-11
ton at the premises on Wednesday
the Goth inst. at II o'clock noon
TIE c

No. So b., 50 f. 81 Prindse@sg0de,
belonging to said estate (NEilitary
hospital.)
The terms of sale, appraisement
and extract of register of Mortgages
to be seen at the Vendue, to which
purchasers are invited.
st. Thomas Vendue Office, the
10th April 1865.
ROsenstand,
Vendue Director.
, 1865-04-11
u 49, -
AUCTION

nUCTIONS-Directeur bekjendt-
III gj0r herved, at if0Ige Requisi-
ton af st. Thomw Skifteret behand-
lende Oyerkrigscommissair w. Han
sens FalIitboe vii bliye opraabt til
absolut SaIg we'd 4de o%ffentlig Auc-
ton som afholdes paa Aastedet Ons-
dagen den 26de dennes Ki. IL Mid
dag den Boet tilh0rende
e c NJ . . nj
NJ. SO B., So g. "a Prindsensgade
(MilitairhospitaD.
Conditionerne, Vurderingsforret-
ming og Panteattest vile bliye frem-
lagte we'd Auctionen, hvortil Lyst-
havende indbydes.
st. Thome Auctions C%ontoir, den
lode April 1865.
RO%semstand,
Auctionsdirecteur.
, 1865-04-11
NOTICE.

MRS.. HARBOE's Lottery will
LIl be drawn on Saturday the 18th
instant, at | o'clock p. M, at her
Residence.
, 1865-04-11
Advertisement

7FTIE undersigned begs to invite
public attention to a little pam
phIet, Of which he is the author,
printed in Denmark and lately sent
out here, entitled: -Four songs in
the English language, composed by
John Nicolas Mosscen, Danish stu
dent" Subscriptloh-lists may be
seer in Christiansted Gin the Grown
HoteD, and in Frederiksted in the
Apothecary's hall, The price of a
copy is for subscribers 90 cents for
non-subscribers it will be % cents.
Subscription will be left open for a
week yet.
Frederiksted, the 18th of April,
1865.
JOHN N. MOSSEEN.
, 1865-04-11

THE Undersigned intends leaving
the Island for the benefit of his
health, and would earnestly request
those indebted to him to come for
ward with settlement of their ac-
counts so as to enable him to leave
as early as possible.
West End 10th of April 1865.
JOHANNES B. DUNLOP.
, 1865-04-11

executed g: this Office
with neatness and des-
patch.
, 1865-04-11

TPHE electors of this island are
hereby most respectfully remind
ed of my having, already on a former
occasion, declined appointment to
the Colonial Council. My right to
do SO is based on long services in
previous councils.
st. Croix 8th April 1865.
w. I'll. HEYLIGER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06
AUCTION SALES.

DeLdlHPS, CdShmprcS, Ilr0caS dc.
HY NATHAN AND UYTOLENGUI.
THIS DAN ct Store will bu sold ut 10 O'Clock To
cuEc voice,
30 piccca FIGURED AND FLhID DELAINES
10 pi':crB Lustrc
Is pieces Figured and B1ck Alpaca.
kL,BO,
Pieces popLlN, Cusanierc, Bareges &C.
n 1e" dozen Hoop Skirts. December
1'pti,!n Eubbcr Goods OF fUtyu DgSG3.i,fiOn
ES NATHAN AND OT"rOE.ERGsUI.
THIS DAY, the 9Th ins.ant at ii O'Clock at our
Store, BouthwCBt corner OF Meeting and Wentworth
strccts will bo Eold without any manner of reserve
The entire stock Of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, contain.
ed III well conducted establishment having been re-.
Gently purchased
coNsIsI1HG IN PART
SACK COATS, OFFICERS COATS ThL3iAS
Capcs, with and without sleeves
Alpaca and Silk Coats, Dunsabie, pouchos
Pants and Oyeralls
Wool Surface and Lussre Clothing
Mans, Boys, Womens Misses and Chdren's
Boots, Shoes and Caters ofovery description
Enamel Carriage Cloth
Piano and Table Covers
Elastic Bands, Elastic Rings
Rubbers, Pencils, Pcnhoiders
Pipes, Pipe Bowls Pipe Stems
Segar Cases and Match Boxes
Gentlemens Walking Canes Of all kinds.
DRUGGISTS ARTICLES.
BANDAGES, BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLES
Bog Syringes, Tcetlng Rings, Tumblcrs
Hair Nail and Tooth Brushes
BaIIB, DviiI, npll Heads, Toys, &C., &c.
Dressing, Pocket and Fine Combs
Together with q fine assortment of PERFUMERIES
SOAPS, and every article for toilet use.
December 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06
TO CAPITALISTS.

VHTANTED $1,000 TO START MY SEA ISLAND
w PLANTATION. on Ediso Island, forty-fve miles
below Charleston g. C water communication always
bo had. Tho subscriber, planter for eighteen years
and always his own manager proposes to plant Cotton,
TO work thirty hands and ton mules. and to divide tho
not proceeds after deducting expenses with any
who will advance the above amount, sufficient
TO work said place. Address
EDWARD II. BAYNARD Berzelia. Ga,
Until Path December 1866.
Refers to JOHN BONES and Hon. z. sTAINES Au.
gnsta; Meesrs. O'HEAR. ROPER Il STONEY, Hon. VIM.
WHALEY, Charleston, 8. G. lmo7 December
COPARTNENSIIIP. =
VEJE THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE FORMED co.
wv PARTNERSHIP for the transaction OF O GENE
RAIL COMMISSION BUSINESS IN tho City Of New
York, under tho firm Of J. II. BR0WER CO., md nrs
prepared to afford fair facilities conBignments.
JOHN H. BROWER.
WILLIAM T. SELLERS
BENJAMIN B. BLYDENDURGH.
., New York October p 1896. 3mos October9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

PRIzEA THEM HIaHLY.-Mrs. 8. A. ALIENS Worlds
Hair Restores and Zylobalsanum Hair Dressing arc
priced highly by all who them. Careful study and
experience has mede them what they acknowledged
IN foreign countries ne well as at home, tho only
and dressing the hair. Those who use tbem hayo no
grey hair or bald spots Every Druggist sells them IS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-06

-Four -Acres Of Land, toim comfortable D,ceNing
House and Store attached, IN The Village Of Pine
ollie, s. O.
At Private Sale
Tho LOT contains four Of land three OF which
are well wooded; no Orchard, with choice variety of
Fruit Trees, yielding abupdanny Vegetable Garden,
aud well Of excellent water On tho premises Is COM
Portable Dwelling House, with Storo attached within;
nicely shevcd and pastered The stand for business
excellent one and being the only store at present in
opportunities Society Is select and the Northeastern
ailroad runs within oasy access. Capitalists
camille men making investments, or seeking profitable
erests promoted and moet with barg ain by carly a
plication ut the office of the undersigned Delivery and
tup stairs). fliOS. FARR CAPERS,
Land Agent, Auotioneer and General Com. Merchant
December4 mwf3
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inst. at 70 O'Clock,
The unexpired LEASE and good will, together with
fixtures and aIl improvements recently made of STORE
NO 2eS kmg.strcet second door north Of Wentworth,
| east sde-lcase having nino months to expire.
DccemberG
Christmas! Christmas !-F Firc,corks, Fire Crack
win BY rArmASSss ! e: ! SS;ronrseu1. S.;
Win DO sold, THIS DAY, tho 9th instant, at our
Store, southwest corner Meeting aud Wentworth
streets, at 10 O'Clock.
large and we'll selected invoice of tho suove ARTI-
CoSsIsriNG IN PART OF:
20 boxes Torpeducs
gross Fancy Paper Lanterns
2'G sN yn2ss tlJe GHNn1E NTn%rEs as fSll9ws; and p,u
Rockets, 80, 4, and Dali
Pin Wheels. Prllors, Trianglcs
l. Comets Flower Pots, Bengoias, &c.
DecomDers
0" Afss" sS s2ri4S 2T e. ssp 4 % &C.
THIS DAY, tho 9Th December at 10 o'clock will
be sold at our Store, southwest corner Meeting and
wentworth streets on account of all concerned,
g6 BOXES SOAP
II bbls Scotch Ale tstons jugs>
&c cases St. Julien N1edoc Clarct
25 boxes FAMILY Soap. December
By NATHAN AND OTTOLFSNGUI.
THIS Day, tho 5th instant will be sold at Store
lso SETS CUPS AND sAUCERs
GOO superior Steel Pens
65 dozen Bonnet Frames.
40 Copying Books. December
,r,,, nx N44ASs a!f zs9s: ssSTBfaHs TSEESevr.
THIS DAY, the 9th instant at our Store will be
sold, at 10 Clock
100 DOZEN ALISOp'S PALE ALE
200 dozen K D. Byass' London Porter, qts and pints
20 dozen Heidscck ChsmpaSue genuine
10 cases Pure Ohio Sparkling Catawba
90 cases Catawba Brandy Deccmber6
HedUy WooNen Sack Goats.
BY NATHAN u 0TT0LIsNGUI.
Will bc sold, THIS DAY, the 9th instant, at our
Store, at lQo'clock,
80 DOZEN HEAVY WO0LLEN SACK COATS
40 pairs Mems Fine Calf Boots
45 pHira Farmers Calf Boots
Sc pnirs Womcn's Bootces
100 pairs Childrcns Bootees. December
Choice Wines, SGdrs &C. dc.
BH NATHAN NANDOTTOLfGNGUI.
THIS DAY. the 9th instant at 10 O'clock will be sod at
Store,
81 900 SEGARS, CHOICE BRANDS
III cases Angelica and Muscatel Wine
chests Oolong Tea
25 mats Cassia
10 boxes Family Soap
coils Steam Packing
9kcss Ships Spikes. December G
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Tho House Of Commons, Of North Carolina, on the
Doth November, passed the Constitutional Amendment
abolishing slavery, by vote Of ninety nine to four
1t LIS thought the Senate will pass It also.
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900 beings annually sacrificed on the altar
ofignoranoe-sroo OF millions daily hourly, neIne entary
suffering from dscased lungs who by the nelly use OF
MRrsdep's Peetor Balm, would enjoy perfect health
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In the controversy between JUDGE BusrEEp and Gen.
"ooD, in Alabama IT ia stated that the latter has been
| sustained by the President
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PRIVATE SALES.
Various Chances for Investment.
BIZ TIIURBER, sOULE & CO.,
No. 4 state street, MP stuirs.

IHT2OuS CRNNffSJ0T fRDtStmCfu.
BIZ TIIURBER, sOULE 81 CO.,
No. L State street, mp stairs.
For Sale, at prices from $500 to $3.50, 900
FACTORY and MILLS near Columbia
HOUSES and LOTS in Charleston, Mount Pleasant,
Grahamvlc, Manning and Greenwood
FARMS near Charleston, In Abbevllo District in North
Carolina
COTTON PLANTATIONS in Abbevillc, Beaufort
Charleston, Clarendon, Coleton Darlington, Fairfield
Laurens, Mnrlboro' and Orangeburg Districts ON wad
malaw and Edisto Islands, 8. c., in North Carolina,
Georgia aud Mississippi
RICE PLANTATIONS on the coast
MINING LANDS in North Carolina
LIYE-OAK TIMBER at Bulls Buy.
For Lease Rent
FARMS near Columbia, andin North Carolina
COTTON PLANTATIONS inland; SEA ISLAND COT
TON PLANTAT1ONB-to lease for from 50 to So per
acre. or for shares of the crop only.
MONEY WANTED, in sums from $500 to $50, 900, on
good Real Estate security advances to experienced
planters on their crops. December
BY BOWERS AND SILCOX.
Will be sold, at Private Sale, q number Of FARMS
| PLANTATIONS HOUSES AND LOTS
FOUR SMALL FARMS, within twelve miles of tho
City.
THREE LARGE TRACTS twenty six twenty eight
and thirty-s six miles from the City.
FIVE HOUSES AND LOTS In the Upper Wards.
SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in South
Georgia.
SIX THOUSAND ACRES in one body. near Augusta
with fine RESIDENCE on Il.
ONE HUNDRED LOTS for small farms of Forty Acres
| each, in the gold region of Georgia
Apply as above, ut No. $40 K1NG-STREET.
December 2 limo
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302 Boxes Tobacco at auction.
BY LAUREY 81 ALEXANDER.
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, will BIO sold, in SaIs
Rooms Nos 140 and 142 Meeting street. at 10 o'cloc
3o2 boxes manufactured TOBACCO. In fine order
and free Of duty.
Conditions cash.
nfy- The Savannah Herald and Republican VIII pIoo1n
copy, and send bills as aboYe. Decennber
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The surgeon having charge Of the sanitary condition
OF the freedmen In North Carolina, under the auspices
OF the Freedmens Bureau, has forwarded to that de-
partmen Retrospective report of the condition of tho
blacks In that State during tho last three yearH the
large colonies yellow feyer and smallpox have ragged
with great fatality from time to c The mortality ut
Fort Anderson, where h located of largest freed
men colonies In North Carolina is described as being
this spring, during the prevaon CO of tho
yellow fever epidemic, two thousand deaths occur.
ring in less than two months Tho condition Of the
freedmen is said to have constantly improved this fall
and the contagious diseases efccually checked.