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, 1865-09-27
QI)ifaoo Qribn1te.
THE NEWS,

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER q, lsG5.,. /
THE NEWS.
Gold CLOSED al 1.Sss<<.
The Fentan5 Of st. Louis had large and ca.
thusias,ic 1ustE meeting last cven1ns.
Secretary Stanton has returned to Washing
ton and resumed thc duties Of his otarr.
The receipts ot Internal Revcnne, yesterday
amounted to nboui million dollars.
The Aldcrmauic delegation from Ciaeaso
were u,t gnes.e n Philadelphia yc.terda5 anu 'S'
last evening for Baltimore n soaee fov horne.
Rev. s. Pear salt, Methodist clerEs sfnan ~
naus11le. N. T.. committed SUICIDE fec1n,'' -, !"
OF insapttv by throwtns h}mtd! tnto well.
}nrce roll mine in tic Wilderness VI
,v,nic - t!o-;.y 10 tc worked By Nor!1sfh r.
: ,,,e no,r,,n ,aa hsou recognized by the
r,rs,dcn, Az y;oe Consul Of Sutherland fo1 IONA
V..constn. Mfpu.#ota AID Northern thnos-
Halls Arctic expedition has been heafa
from. The party intend .Finte'sng tn .i7taee "ai-
liams Land.
10 alov the negro 10 iof'n paf1 On ;thc 'pssls oi
representation
q sy7 men. aud is ordered to 80 iule vlnt=r guar.
tert. 50 .,....-.,.,- -
Mr. Colfax, Henry j., Raymond; NJ. Aah-
lev and Green Cling Smith, aforementioned in COL
ucison with the spoakeephip Of tie next Congrcas.
Secretary Seward has requested Capt. Fox,
Astittars Secretary Of the Envy. 10 withhold bis
zrp1y IL Gen 1e3Es in relation 10 Tie Fort sum
tcr expedition of 1861,
The Treatment Of the freedmen In the lower
counties Of MARYLAND hat become 10 intoleale th4t
tic Frendmen-s Bureau has requested Gov. Brad.
wv ~ w.E aa' .'t,s
~. 80, ~ ~ ats leN e'1e - ~
I'M VI 'ne eolssfueaa suo' W., -. - saIpo.@
tt 4'eu'1n ias N "'D e"SF03A 3N'' @'e
pe,s-H 1".--,,e 49, a. ~.
~ - Ptuoaoie -u1t .ao ese.eens ~ tn'
1fcasu1y WIZ FULL p"t IN @ue a1aAes tas Au'aos" ~,
,'a.s ~ .ae '0-'3 '''1' 'A1"9'A ~ "e''o''''"'
r.,,.ro ,s , =. co3,,,.. u, ,o.a,., :, IN t,,c ar.
,.,s."ncats e. = ;a,nt .-nSs.. ~ v,nac.ots hv
:. ~ 10. It sa a"ss,a.., ~. ,:or.-+or
"'u .Ae aA,'' ~a =. ~ r-.a ,..r-
lhe lnt'os e'o'eh from .ne nonsoa' ,..s aAae'
Nalo1'al Eank, amount 10 s-es'oo Ao@ 81.
u1es u ota'' aau 49,, a.....ta, ~ -
80. -. @s'' ~ 1"'s 0-eo ~''''s" ''' ~A~
=. ys,,a 49,.
ca' o"A y" ~ ~
Efapn. io.' III eae'*aiuxy .a'.se44s o.s1'p
Lou o. lhc Wisconsin a1an IAl1. 4's los<nt euu
dit'oh and prospects,, ana tae pEo:sfnm1ac o. tne
"ees eates'as"aaehl
peh. Hfau. 1uet v ILL au cntA4sta3lie stexl':
lion At Indianapolis Yesterday, upon which occasion
he rixde TIC l"n.<rs rpeeeh oi hss Lie. u WILL be
so1no IN !a1l III our Indianapolis special oehpa9ea.
nc VIII nc IN c'nc1nnau to-oas.
lIe Iowa Slate la1r opened yesterday ~lth
brilliant prospects. In agricultural implements
and display OF stock 1t i ve1y large. Our cof1es'
rcudeut sends Us full details, and careinl Euta-
mary Of the rev Presidents inaugural address.
H. f1rx rxuy4s 7rx1$-
, 1865-09-27

BALTIMORE Sept. aG,-nsi*adlcr Gencta
Revere, formerly Of The 1Wh Mariana
battery, and lRttcrly In command OF
he iu.h u $. colorcd troops. stationed st Moore.
h,ud City, died there few days since. Hie boSy
reached her: today, and will be sent 70 ny iaolly
in Michigan. Gen. Etruc entered tho ssfsiee AZ
Lrsi lieutenant In The New Io-k Fire EouaFca-
, 1865-09-27

The following 10 IN c1trcs Of letter written By the
Ecv-J9- oue. pastor Of the Pespont stzret Espttst
Church. Izooklyp. \. +. To- the Josn41 and Messe1.
ger Cincinnati, Ohio. and speaks volumes b hyor Of
the worla.reuowned medicine, MRS WINaLQW-S
SOOTHING SfBur FOR CHILDREN TRaTulNGs
ave rec ae advertisement In your columns Of MRS.
WSSlOW's SOOTHING sTEur. Nou. nc never
aa1 word IN fasor Of the paseut nedtcoa haEoec Il
our Life. but ferl compelled 10 sAy to your readnfs
TINT this u no hrrlbug-we hare tried T. md know It
to be al clai. It fs probably ouc Of the
eeasft medicines Of the day. heause It b at his
best, and these Of seaders who haYe babies can1
do better than lay IN supply.
frG6u:l5S11-wFtxuee 't
, 1865-09-27
THE WIRZ CASE.

Conclusion Of the Evidence for the
dsovcfllmcnt-Intercst Episodes
Testimony for the Defence.
WAsu1su1ox,. Sept s8>-The Wirz Military
Commission reaFscmb1ed to-day. Several nddi-
donal witnesses were examined for the Goyem-
mCDt.
DH. MARsu's TEstIH0yI.
nr. Wm. Marsh testified that he had been en-
pioyed ns an agent Of the Sanitary Commission for
the States Of Georsta, Florida md tho casolinas,
Witness cent from Beaufort large supplies Of cloth
Ing, such ns ehtrsa, drawers, PANTS and hats, and
a.so, crackers, condensed nilk1 coffee, tea and
ing the relief 10 prisoners was made with Gen. SEM
Jones, according to which the goods were passed
oyer to The agent Of the Confederate Government ii
wss suffering at Andersonyile, a. escaped prisoners
gave the information. Witness had no eyidcnce
ihat The goods were received By the prisoners In
Sovemhss NJ ~ otdss was received nom Washington
cfoss+e1dn'in4i. the goods passed rom the
S$nita! Commission, they went INTO the h1nds Of
Judge Adyocats Chlpman put in evidence a letter
Of Capt: Wiz, dated AnleHopvllle, Soy. 13th,
laa, addressed 10 Capt. Nicely, Asslstant Quarter.
master Confederate army. tn which tho writer
elothlue five bales OF blankets, one hos Of sho:s,
fonr boxes Of pants, tree boxes of drawers, socks
ont delag. -. ,,-,.
JOIN b. 1oxIs> TESTIMONY. :. >,
John 3: jones testified that he had been clerk
IN The Var Department. With regard to G.n.
.Wtndcr, that officer vas very unpopular. Effort.
we*e made to remove him. but rnsuccossfu1ly- IT,
did not kEoT whose p1tieulartaVorise Cen. Nluds ?.
H1s- The !atte1 frequt nty wcnt to P1csdaut Davis
and Secretary Beatamin's Offices: A there was :
clamor for Winder's removal a5 Provost, Marshal
and as Ninder WIS not removed, the presumption
Vas that he Was sustained hy President Davis
e PHILIP cAs4uoRE's TESTIMONY, :
Philip Cashmere tcstlded be Was In the febel ser
siee four yeasa aud smp'oyel ~ 1 detective uade
, 1865-09-27

cargo no1 asiaas Salt for sale, to arrive nov
due-ehqice bz aud aud superior coopesa3H.-
+ IN %. =: 2a2 aud 2eA South Water sres,,
, 1865-09-27
Rnncr MIL Rurued.

Dot1os Sept e6.-Rnsse1i + Co. paper mlu at
La"r' nee va- nearly destroyed by dr. this morn
liz. Los. s:J,e0u; mostly insured: Seven ase.
mr1i Were injnrtl f5 the filling o1 walls, one o.
them tLInu@et aiatY.
, 1865-09-27
NATURE HAS PROVIDED A REMEDY
FOR EVERY DISEASE.

with thts q tic lasdlns llca, Dr.. O. PuElrs nzovx
has published t1tsc, the rcsnlt Of or twelve
years experimental 1e4earch> of FoE7Y-zf0Mr octavo
pEses elegantly Illustrated By co1orcd r!atcs on kR-
nAL kKNkDEks- The Instruction contained IN this re-
maIsahle Ieai1se Is economical and pro1taho tha
uyou haze CoNsENrTze., seno md get It.
nyou have frI., ecud xnd get!t .
Hyou hAse D{slIrs14. send md get It
II yon hare EHxUAArIaA send and Ertttv
Hyo1 hare afotfNLI lhHxorLaKfr", gctft
tlyou hare ASTHMA, Send and get It.
K}ou hnE . 4 TORPID LtEKR. 1aod and EEttt,
u you hAye GE1kRAL DEHItETI. send and Ettit
IfJou haFe tlEAET DESE1sK. sert and get It.
1fyon hnye CHkpEYC COCnNx kend and Eek It.
nEou have CoxsrIPArKD BOwxIH, send and xrt IT.
nJou hare EKrKAGIA, send and get II.
Ifyou have uIcIFaTKn TuEoAr. send and get It.
HJoQ hare lXPUafTIIa or TuE RLooD, xetit.
THIS work. the result Of great study and teaches
all low kvKHx osE or TuK ABovH DMxAsEa NAY ne
CITED, by the employment Of the remedial ARut4,
which Nature has provided everywhere IN the ahspa
Of hehj!ug, aoothu, purifying, ealsamsc and trfZuEz
roots, and yhieh may Be easily ohts'pcd BY the sick
TN es 1ss b. s sRoWS' Nv NJ IL
Grand street, Jersey City, New Jersey. os5ofp
, 1865-09-27

ECnISGToN. W. Sept, 2G.-The National Horse
Temple Eihan Al!:n. nraco md nsuy Other noted
1n1asf ar sss n1p,n; ne afternoon Floa ano
doing ii 10 i:l0z and Ethan 1: sn i:' lDef ''1~
, 1865-09-27

N.v YouK, Sept. a6.-Goh opeued strongei this
morning al 1f3%, eut ADVANCED to 1aa. =.
, 1865-09-27

The New York Episcopal Convention,
NEw YORK.. Sept. ~ The. EpIseopa. Coascn-
row morning. Various questions which have been
in contTo. trrS i'll tAit CHURCH, and which were the
oocafo1 Of the pastusnl letters o! bishop Potter,
two or three months uco, viii. Il Is expected, o:-
cupy 1attsc part ofthe time Of the Conyentina.
, 1865-09-27
Confederate Us. Private Cotton-a1emo-
rInt from Cotton ffou*cs-Thc 1o-4o
I,oan-TAe balance Of tho Loan to Rc
Put In the NIarket-Postal 1keGuaa-

Fy- fN- K&.ur tn. a
so.ltectIo.e ~ @ W.. ..e..'. - vn.to
Fln1 from Cotton atou*es-Ihe 1o.ao
I,oan-1he Balance Of tho Loan to &c
Put In the NIarket-Postal 1seSuaa-
ne. .-r;,,,ror s,ant o. .so,r+7,oe enr. a n;,,i.
AsntsIak, nep1, @,,,1 En,.; Ns
uon was feN 70 II ,as it .t - acM ,ttaG1;sh
coaedeas from othsF x Gosea md 1has the a'sps M
70 ~, uG ~ ~ ra,etn 1s ccrnna niar ,cI.
e9 IN 1ass - ~ NJ r91a 1ra11raeres ~: cff
Toners PRAYED ths5e1 LOT Inc dit1 aoanaoRm b,s o.
s aaa - IL. n.4 ~ ~ ~ ~ cant ~ sn:h
hs ~ saqa'a n ns snraa H. ~ ~ sIy NJ
he Oldest cotton factory houses of New Orleans
have jret sent The President a memorial. which
s.aies .aas no s9cn S ito dst
1ss eas ~ NH tbeg n1est aes;nst
he scheme psoposed aboye, Us contiyance fo- the
hsye layrc cisims upou plaDtcrs for ADVANCES
mad. hsfra tie war. Il ss supposed that
lie spccu1ator eometfmcs ret hold Of cot
ton beons1ng to ihe*s factories, and .hey ass- !;
Is slso suggested mat they may claim ownership
nnder the avs OF ouisana and even as against the
United States End The co1fscation act
aars: ..Tbe sct nf Gonrrces authoFtztne The 1916
insn frrd ihe iiit nt iwo hrudrcd ui{ons Of dol.
ia1s, but the Secretary Of the Treasury finding that
It intcffcrcd With The taking Of the i've per cent
tT-si,rsn miitons wera tseped. Thero il growing
81 obohity that the rcnainins twenty seven mil.
| lions will thoruy be put upon the market.
f,i1r nniscc that the penaIiy t5ed ~ law for car
T;nT letters outside he mails. when not lncloset
II Gfyei1nncut ttaIpred envelopes, will be rsgidy
| eniorced in cycry instappc where violations arr
5neirht nr xnter crnis or o,ber vehicles employed
upon mail routes may be lawfally C11ried not IN
c3csea Is nbo7e- - The terms 81 this order uo-
, 1865-09-27

MRS. :WuSL0W,'

haye rnf upSH sold this sYtIee ior o7er 20 yeaz
Aau eAs SAT IN coNF1DESCE AND Truth Of u
what Ee have rever bee abIr m s,v or,nv oth,r m.
!ct1e-SEvER H.,s1T FAILED IL i SINGLE M
slAsCE 70 EFFECT CURE xh.a timely ueeA1.
,NeFcT d1d ~ know m Instance Of dt.s,t.tneixA hv
ny enc who used IT, On tic contrary ali ar drEhiet
ton Of irs magical edecss md uet,tr.+ vtrtr.- -.
spcak In this matter WHAT We DO SNOW .rs~
50 yeaEs UpgTseoce: AND PLEDGE oUIs rFpllTS.
TlnS FOR THE ECLFILAEST OF R1fAr w
HERE DECLARE. In aiuoss avery Instance xhere
the infant u suffering from pain md ezhaps,.on rsilrf
wH be found In Eileen Or tueaty minutes rtfsr ~
syrup = Atsntptstertd- -. -. '.'
Full directions for usin9 viii accompany eash b,,tl4
None gruaioc unless the facsimile OF CCsr1s pER
INs, New fork. & on the Outside wrapper. ,.
Sold bT Drug ststs throQzhont she world.
, 1865-09-27

To this department Of u1y business hare devoted
great ztare of n attention foz the past three years
during which t.ne, hayc spared pains 10 meet ali
the denanda and 10 study the desires Of all waning
Clothing for thels boys, either or ordinary or dress
wear. I have had manufactured for this seasons.
1nde stock embracing III the leading and moat pop
al.r atylcs III quality from heavy scrTtceahle school
suita 10 tbs best Imported easssue1es and cloths Al
who ruaF favor uy estab!shnFnt with ristt eau rely
upon getting the Style. Color and Quality uf gancne
tncy desire. and value recsteca for their tnouey.
pss T., DE- GRAFT.
, 1865-09-27

The Chicago Aldcrnnnlc Dcir.,tton.
FHItADElr1tA, Sept. as,-A drle-aijon of the
city council aid representative OF thc pfe = frnm
Chicago. arr now whiting Ibis ety. They have
Ie1st this evening tor Baltimore ea Tou< 10 eli.
tsiEQ.
, 1865-09-27

Gold Nine to be W0rkcd-Eoycrn-
naent Advertising Given to Copper
: hcad%-Poat O1tcen Ordered Reopen
ed-1ntcrnnl Revenue KeccIpts-In-
portnnt Mall Contract Awarded.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Itib1ne.]
~ WASHINGTON, Sept. 81.
II is slated that Secretary Seward has requcsted
capt. Fo1 to withhold the publication Of his reply
10 Gen. Meies' recent letter, relstfre to the rein
torcemcnt Of Fort Sumter. 80.
TIE VIRGINIA GOLD MINES.
One Of the large gold mines in The Wilderness
region. in Virginia, is soon to be worked bya
Northern nan Of capit.l and enerry.
TIE VIRGINIA sfXon- :
Tie Synod OF Vizgfnia will commence It's annual
sesaton, at 1snchburg, On the llh Of october. liz
members conetst Of about 15o e.ergymeu, with
nearly The same number of ruling elders. ). II.
GdrEESAksT ApvEnua1sa.
on ans tbs f Fl. ill., nss r. e.
Copperhead Coa&nuio1d Union, sheet which
has until OF late been among the most yinleut IN
tts abuss Of the Republican administration.
HIorE:1S0 rosr oF1rcEs. =
opening OF fourteen postodcas In Virginia and
south Cs1olfna a2d appointed postuaststs therefor
%" INTERNAL nzvEsrE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to dag were
little lesa than tt.00o0W. Some few o. the Collee
tu1s Of fCustom. and Internal Revenue recently ap-
pointed IN the South, take tile prescribed oath that
they have never given aid Or comfort 10 the rebel.
l0D, bnt the large majority who are unable to DO
70, tile their bonds End enter upon the discharge OF
their dulles, trusting TO Congress 10 remore the
disability and provide for the payment Of their sal.
1hus!ot7 Weed Il here. Ar,o1g the p1rion sc.k
ers who arrived here to-day Il the notorious ex-
Mayor Msyo, Of Richmopd. r.,
! NA1L CONTRACT AWARDED.
The rnsin4nfftf f,n1et1l fn-HRv ffdHf..d tf74t A
contract he made with J. B. Hacker, Of LaaIsr1i1e,
Kr.. for carrying the United st::es nails, th!rs
Entas. euppfrs u, he post oi1ces On ihs Mia-is-
slrpI Eses 9stETsa e; tso:s sso P9ns IT, contract
ye1T favorable 10 The Department.
pIn1SsED THE srHv1cE- -
Assistant Surgeon Charles B. Chapman, 9Th Ken
tncky cavalry, has hcen dismissed for neglect OF
duty. :
The 1kuA1, Of Pardon SeckerH-Sonthcrn
Mall Routes Re4unled-See. Stanton
Nexumcd-31ccelrt* of Internal NcSe-
nue-Scc. Hnrlanss MoEcnents-The
$pcaker~bfp-Lyon OF Lyoadnle.
%Asmss7os. Sept. 2d.-Tho Washington zpeeisl
The rush of pardonteeke7s to-day was notso
great As usual. Among those who hare for weeks
daily tonrht pc.tonal audience with the President,
sr9 s ses @ " va of tSc rcbei can1sae'acy md
who aleo sent the famous order from Montgomery,
A. 10 s, sn at Chassss1n: ,E t'n oPfn
likely TO continue to do SO.
aft Ia doubtful II the President will mike the
contemplated excursion south-
tesu1ed today uas the route nom Austin to san
Antonio, Texas, and from donesboro to Fayeitc-
Vile, Georgia. ,..,
the War Department this morning.
The receipts o' Internal Revenue to-day were
,@r1fnnto- r-f,r md q,,rnx,n, ustaroar og --e,,
, 1865-09-27

The long Island XkaIiroad mnr3icr.~
EEw YoEE, Sept. sG--1t is 1unaosed that ths
prosecuting attorney Of Queens county will Lay b.
fnnc tl,c next grant juFy ali t.la f2cs rclain Is 1he
recent slaughter On tue Lou4:: Island ltaIlroad
, 1865-09-27
Salt for Sale, to Arrive,

JAS. PARKER, AGENT.
, 1865-09-27

1vtl sels or Team for long ten 2 10 @ e front
rosct e9ten.iqu OF the Sherman Aonae. Title War.
ranted. lpa1] TEDS. j. BRIAN ::
, 1865-09-27
: MALT HOUSE.
WYETH & VaNDERVOORT,
10S. and los South Canal Street,
CHICAGO. H.

Ne have eonstaaly hara prime anals.y Of Matt,
which 1c pEcpaxA - veil 1t the LOWEST EnArket
price. k12RI;ri5t d-w4T net
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metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GIFT SALE
NEW YORK AND PROVIDENCE
JEWELERS ASSOCIATION.

CAPITAL ...-......,..-...... 81 100000.
DEPOT 1877 BRO-iD WAY, n. Y.
\ N immense stock of PIANOS. JEWEL
~ RY, WATCHES and FANCY GOODS.
all to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each. with
out regard to value, and not to be paid for
TIL you see what You will receive.
Certificates, naming each article and its
value, are placed III sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address, on receipt of
70 cents; five for 81; eleven for 50; thirty
tor s5; sixty-tive for SO; and one hundred
for s13. On receipt of the certificate, YOU
vii see what you are going to have, and
then 1t is at your option to pay the dollar
and take the article or not. Purchasers
may thus obtain Il Gold Watch, Diamond
ting, q Piano, Sewing Machine or any set
of Jcwclry on our list, for 81; and in no
case can they get less than one dollars
worth, as there arc no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make $40 day
sclllnS our certificates in the greatest sale
of jewclry ever nnown.
Send 23c. for a certificate, which will in
form You what YOU can obtain for 81 At
the same time get our circular. containing
tull list and particulars; also, terms to
agents. Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO..
Nov X EMO 1877 Broadway \. Y
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dye,

NNHE Original and Best in the World!
Il The only true and perfect HAIR DIE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also. RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEUfS, for Restoring and Bcautifvins
the Hair. CHARLES HATCHEIOR
Oct 25 1y New York.
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South Carolina -Richland District.

I)URSCANT to resolutions of the Gene
l. raj Assembly, an ELECTION will be
held IN this District, on WEDNESDAY. 22d
instant, for one REPRESENTATIVES, in the
Congress of the United States. Polls will
be opened at the different election pre-
clncts, and the election conducted in all
respects as for members of the General
Assembly. j. c. JANNEY.
Nov Chairman Board of Managers.
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WHoL LESALE AND RETAIL
CONFECTIONERY, BAKERY
FANCY ARTICLES.

HNHE subscriber, thankful to his friends
l. and the public for the very liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed. solicits n con.
tlnuance Of the same. Hc is manufacturing
daily superior article of SSORTED
CANDY, BREAD and CAKES of every de-
scription, such as Pound, Fruit, Sponge.
Queen; Rock, Jumbles, Lady Fingers,
Shrewsbury, Plum, Jelly, Mcringucs, Ginger
Snaps, Cocoa Drops, Sugar Biscuit.
Ginger bread, Washington, Gingcr-nnts,
&c. Cakes iced and ornamcntcd to order.
Dessert Dishes prepared at short notice.
Candies, Of my own manufacture, wholesale
and retail.
ing, at 5 O'Clock; PIES and PUFF PASTE
TARTS every morning. j. MCKENZIE.
On Plain street, next door to the corner
OF Gates street, in the immediate vicinity
OF the Shiver House and the Columbia
Phe'ti1 Office, Columbia, S. c. Nov 81
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MIsCEEL=ANx

SAS1z<@&sS =.
~ Child.
o, that thou could'st forever be
AS pure and bright as now,
O, that care would never leave
Its shadows on thy brow.
O, that tears might never dim
The lustre of thine eye,
Or thy sweet lips-sO innocent
Give utterance to 4 sigh.
l would not have thy beauty marred
By sickness, grief or sin,
I'd have thee beautiful without,
But lovclier far within.
And when fold thee to my heart
And kiss thy smiling face,
! ask not fame or gold fUr thee,
But health and heavenly grace.
And may mothers fervcnt prayer
For thee be heard Oh high
prayer, my precious one, l breathe,
When none but God is nigh
A BIG CITY. spreads over
more than 720 square miles, contains
1900 miles of streets, has $50, 900
houses, population of 5000, 900, and
an assessed annual rental of over
'e60,00O,0O0.
INDUSTRY. did not COM
mence his great historical work until
the age of seventy, thus affording a
most singular instance of industrial
energy.
Flowers fling their wealth upon the
vacant air, and rich men often fling
theirs upon the vacant heir.
Woman is said to be a mere delu-
sion, but it is sometimes pleasant to
hug delusions.
What ship would be freighted with
knowledge Scholarship.
What word of ease is like a call to
meals Com-for- table
Why is bald head like Heaven p
Because there's no parting there.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Burning of the Museum.
LITTER FROM Mr.. BARNEJI

LEI1EH FROM MR.. BARNTM
New YORK, July IA, 1865.
MEsSRs HERRING & Co.-GENrIE,IrS =
Though the destruction of the American
Museum has proved serious loss to my
self and the public. 1 am happy to l,rifv
the old adaSe, that Its an i'll wind that
blows nobody good" and, consequently.
congratulate you that your well known
safes have again demonstrated their supe-
nor 1ire-proof qualities in an ordeal Of I'M
usual severity.
The safe you made for me some time
ago was in the Office Of the Museum. on
the second floor, back part of the building.
and in the hottest of the fire.
After twenty-four hours of trial. it was
found among the debris, and on opening
1t this day has yielded up it's contents in
very good ordcr-books, papers, policies of
insurance, bank bills, ali in condition for
immediate use, and q noble commentary
on the trustworthincss of Hcrrinp's Fire
Proof Safe. Yours truly, p. r. BARNUM.
He1rings Patent Champion Safes.
The Most Reli0ble Protection fj.o,o Fire
no'r knO,rn
HERRING & CO.. PATENT BANKERS
SAFES, with Herring & Floyd's Patent
CrystallZed Iron, the best security against
burSl drill cY,r manufactured
HERRING & CO.,
No. 251 Broadway, cor. Murray ST.. n. Y.
FARREL, HEP II Nc & CO.. Philadelphia.
Oct 26 2mG .ERRING & CO.. Chicago.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-11-18

70 Boz; B39ziNSsS Assortsd H, GENTS IF DRESS an'
10 doz. ONER-COATS.
SO " PANTS
20 :, shetland Ribbed UNDER-sHIRTI
and DRAWERS.
20 do, doz White Ribbed UNDER-sHIRTs
20 doz. Shaker Flannel Undcr-shirts arC
20 doz. heavy Grey Under-shirts an,
Drawers.
doz. Red Flannel Under-shirts ant
Drawers.
10 doz. Brown Knit Coats.
20 doz Linen Collars.
so 8 Gents Black Gauntlets.
90 assorted Wool Gloves
10 6 g White Gloves.
90 Woolen and Silk Scarfs.
AZ Wristlets.
80 assorted Merino Hose.
10 pieces All-wool White Flannel.
10 8 Canton Flannel
55 pieces White Muslin.
20 French ChintZ
IS Gingham. sh:
20 &C Linsey.
5 doZ. Balmoral Skirts.
10 pieces Black Alpaca
10 g Fancy *
10 = Delains.
3 g Black Velvet
10 French Merino.
5 &C Black Cloth.
10 g Satinets.
10 '' Kentucky Jeans.
10 doz. Ladies' and Children's Hats.
10 doZ. Umbrellas
II g Ladies' Netts.
SO Knives and Forks.
10 " Ladies' Hats.
10 " Children's Hats.
10 " French Corsets
10 I" assorted Cloaks.
10 doz. Umbrellas.
10 &C Shawls.
10 tierces Butter.
boxes Ginger.
10 kits Mackercl, No l.
10 g No ,
10 boxes Sugar Crackers.
20 g Soda
10 6 Fancy :.
~ g Vine s'
l Allspicc
Cin:lamOn.
/ Pepper.
/ Indigo.
2 trkins Lard,
10 bbls. Crushed Sugar.
10 " Brown &
100 boxes Dairy Cheese.
5 bbls. Kerosene Oil
100 doz. Hinges.
ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF