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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.



WAsmN0roS February % The Navy De
partment has received the following from
Admiral Porter
u 8 FLkGsHP MALvERS,
Cars FEAR RvER, February 10. !
SIR--I have the honor to report the surren
der or evacuation Of Fort Anderson. Gen.
Schofsld advanced from Smithvile with
5000 men, on the 18th.
At the aama time | attacked the works by
water, placing the monitor Montauk close TO
the works, enflading with the Pawiuxet, Sen
afer, Unadilla and Pegnot, tide and wind not
allowing mors vessels 70 get under tre. Phe
fort answered pretty briskly, but quieted down
by sunset
On the 18th, at 8 o'clock, moved MP
closer, the Mohtauk leading, followed By the
McMann Sassacus, Moranburg, Senafer, I'm
adilla, Pawtuxet, Oceoli, Shswmut, Seneca,
WYac, Chippewa and Little Ada, and kept Wp
heavy fire through the day, till late in the
afternoon
The enemvs batteries were silenced by 3
O'clock, though we kept up our FIRE until dark.
We also fred through the night
In the meantime General Schodeld was
working in tho rear of tn, rehels, TO cat them
of The latter did not wait for the army TO
surround them, but left in the night. taking
five OF six pieee4 OF light artillery with them,
aud every thing else of any value. AZ day
light this morning, some of our troops that
were near by, went in aud holstsd the flag on
the ramparts, when the firing ceased from the
monitors There we're ten heavy guns in
Fort Anderson and quantity OF hmmuni-
ton, We lost but thee killed and five
wounded ! am sir,
Your ob't seryi,
.. ID. d. PoRrER,
Rear Admiral
IT.. n;l.nn WILL,
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professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL,

Ertabiehed " III, VA. 1850, !,
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASE,
Ard under tho control OF two Of The most Eminent
rri at Physicians In the World.
TAR ", BONAPARTF, from London and PARIS
Hospitals, and for tic past ten eHrB Of the Uln-
vlnnati Nenereal horpta and Dr. h. u. htlhOLDS,
ate of New York THIS II the only office ia the city
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can be
obtained, without the rSe OF mercury or change OF
diet Gonorrhosa cured IN six to iOrty-tWo hours,
elect cured in three 70 ten days; Structures cured IN
uns to three weekH; Nocturnal Emissions stopped in
Two to six days. Seminal Weakness cured in two To
eight weeks syphilis In its primary stages cured IN
three days Secondary symptoms IN one 10 three
weeks; Skin diseases cured m one TO three weeks;
impOtency, Vgrr tOred in 10 'our weeRs. All
diseases Of private nature treated with Unparalleled
nr Bonspsrte's great work on private dseeases
the Private Guide to Health, s beneficial 10 ALI male
abd female old and young, should read this work II
will euhghten those who grope In darkness Price
twenty five cents, by nnl
| Or RonapaTte's French Patent Male Safe II Is
perfectly safe and never fails to give satisfaction II
is the only safe and sure preventive Rgansl disease.
Price OF the French Patent Male FATE, 81 tho sngle
one 50 per half dUzen 81 per dozen, sent by mail
| CO Madame LOZlER's Female Monthly Pills is
saIe ana reliable remedy Tor suppressone and all o.
| male gi iseazes. Ladies' should not use them during
pregnasy Rs they will vdnoa miscarriage. fnce
per pox-axiTa fine ss-sent TO any address by NAL.
| Drs H. q X the men 10 consult; they are un-
quesnonahy acknowledged 70 be the ohalnpions aud
tines OF yinereal diseases and the only Doctors who
reeeve monthly eports from the Old woridi they
have haen accustomed from an early age OF youth to
witness the various diseases which atiici manknui
| and % watch the progress through long career OF
professional study, IN every sphere of life, irom ihe
| nimi IL abode Of poverty TO the mansion of the
wealthy, and having ascertAined beyond dQubl w"
vast spherngo humanity, they determined TO select
the ge eratiye system their particular study, mud
10 deyate their whole attention TO the alienation OF
the diseases ofthese important functions. No letiera
| a postage stamp. Gall or address
s'"''' Drs. BoEAPARTE 4 REYNOLDS,
No. l3a sycamore street, between f1i'h and SIKH
| east side, Cincinnati, Ohio. 900 tfU.l
| Office honrs rom A. ". 10 T. MI. lelI
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ISOR SAl!E--4O 4O0 acres of hand, sH miioa sOn,h Of
II Kenton, Hardin bounty. Ohio, lying on both aldes
81 lhe pnelpDau and sanlnSky Railroad, nfar hpd-
sonyle Station.
The land Hos ROLLING, and il tmhercd with ash, ma.
pla walnit cherry, lynn hickory A., hns thsee good
Creek, twenty feet llend, with rich creek bottoms.
Only improvements, eahn with abohl uteen aores
cleared. The wood on tho land, II cut and hauled 10
the railroad Will pay Tor the lAnd iHI
For terms and other particulars, apply to J, II.
Price, or w, V. Marquis, Belieoutaine, o. ia2idhNS
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WynkOOys Iceland PectOral.

Diseases OF the throat, uhestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, msidions and dangerous me
properties O y medoiue "a alleviate, cure hnd uproo
these complaints, must ha eNpeetorant' RnodYno An1
iuyigoratnu Loosen NJ the mucus OF the thtoal ana
impsrting tone N NE antire system. NO d9Hoyty IA
medical saeuce -ver mastered thus class OF dlnt"seh
like Dr. WynkOops Iceland Pectotal. 10 ~ usei WIN
tho astonishing results ~ AL caseH OF hIohGhl !,
Influenza, whoomng cough, dipthera or putrd sore
throat asthma or0sp, coughsEsolds, nervous irria-
blity, Sc
The Rev j. j. Potter oertties that, al have nHed pr
Wynkoops Pectofal Tor several years, myself and ~
my family, for seyere pulmonary com ,, ,AlniH, @ Mn
have aed It 10 many oihera, and have never
seen ita eaual rev ~. Potter, BruoSlyn ~ T.
Hundreds sud thousands OF important ieslmon-
as eouiH tie r,rusiuee showing iis rcmarkabe enres
/ and that a never ioilH. sc,
Il Is compoaad OF pure Iceland MOSS, halm OF Hil'
cad, Peruvian Balsam, klecamrane, 'omif.yt hur-
dock and OF Ter Invaluable fNlectsrnt hpd Tome M
gradients. Its harmless, prompt amt lasting m
vailda and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trAl.
Every .nily should have ~ lt ~ feinarkamo Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, recommendations ana d'
ectodF accompany each bottle ~
SOLD in Dayton BY W W. Stewart and All principal
Prepared by DR.. Il o. wynkooP. and sold by p. =
| urrnas A Co New York. se2idiy
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sArp FROM rHr pASGs OF wANT'

Would these snhldreh nave comfortable homei and
the mean. ni eiacttioui Would tins wife be ndepen-
denl ui tho uoii chnrites OF the wordi Would this
aged sud ieUp pe parent lIe provided init would my
e-inte nay tuy debsl Wouti there be no sacrifice Ol
property by iorced sales OF administrator TO meet
She demands ufrreditOrs sales made When the market
tends downward and falr preeA cannot he reRh4edi'
How iew eau Nnswer these question 70 their saAslac-
hunl Iney fear to ask them, aud cherish ths beiel
that they have long eAse on e. rus 10 n1ih iodl
i-h and duowardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

Ngw YoRE, February % The Posts spe-
eial says 1t is believed the enrolment bill will
be defeated in the House, 9s its provisions
are regarded as oppressive
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PLANTATION BITTERS

PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are now reeommendedby the highest medical
authorities, aud warranted to produoesn immediate
beneficial effect. They are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per-
tecty pure and must superceaea MI other onics where
healthy, gentle stImuant ~ required
They purify, strengthen and lnWgorato;
They create healthy appetite;
They are an Rntidote to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects OF patton aud late haur,s
They strengthen the system and enliVen the mirss
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevarH;
They purity the breath and aedlty of the slomacla
They cure dyspepsia and consupalio
They cure dArEhea, cholera and cholera mo-rhae;
They ours liver complaint and nervous hea,hene,
They raako the weak strong, the Rngud brilliant,
aqi exhausted natures great restorer. They are
composed OF tho oelebrated calsaya bark, winter
green aassarAs, roots and herbs all praseg ', IN Ir-
soty pure st. CroiN run.
80 Ihaye gwen tho Plantation Bittae, To huni-
reds Of our Disabled sodiers with the ms nj oni.h-
ing effect, Nv. AfFpRHws,
upt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"ss The Plantation Bltlera have cured me OF l,v, "
complaint Of which aid up /rostrsie, and Ii II
TO abandon my business
II. b. KINGSLEY. cleveland, Ohio-7'
"s"I lowe much to YOU for verify believe the
Plantation Bittsrs have ssfcd my lifo
Rev, ", IL. MAGAZINES, Madrid, N. v"
81" Thou wilt segl me- two hotlles r.ore Of Thy
Plantation Bitters. ,iy vie has been gceAtly ben sht
toll by their uss,. thy friend,
ASA CuRRlR Philadelphia, PA I"
""" have h-en great ruiersr from dyspeP sa
and had 10 abandon preaehing. The Panta uoI
itters hsVs esrod me.
Rev. }. 4. cATHORN, Rochester, N. Y >"
go Send ua twenty -four dozen more Of you
PisAiahon bltteTs, the popularity Of which dali
iDorsAhng with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK A CO-s
Propnetora Wizards Hotel, Washington ID. G."
such are one in thousands OF certificates daily n
carved They are immensely bensh,al to weak p'
sous aud delicate females.
Be cautious OF Fe-hlled bottles. See our lRu9g
on q ine steel plate label. They are not sold w Il
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log ca1
bottles by respectable druggists, sroeers, Dtela. y
ioons, sisambosis and aauntry stOres.
r. n. DRAKG A co.,
o99dGR6m 2O2 Broa NJ aY, N. y.
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@aroiraI.

TTNHE combination Of ingredients IN these Pills are
L tho result of long and siensiNe prnctce. They.
are mild IN their operation, and certln IN ccrreetng
all irregularities, Painful Menstruatons, removing
Headache Pain In the side, Palpitaton of the Heart
Whites ali Nervous AheouOns, Hysercs fatigue,
Pain in the BACK and Limbs, &C., Disturbed Sleep.
which arise from interruption OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Was the commencement OF new era in The treat
ment OF those irregularities and obstTuotons which
have CONSIGNED 20 many TO n PREMAl URE dRAyE Ma
female can ENJOY good health unless she IN regular
aud VINO ever an ohrtTucton takes place the genera
health begins 10 decli"e.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS I
Ars The oniy Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLF
LADIES have relied on for mqnv years, or can rely
on now. BEWARE or ILiIA TIONSi These Pills
form the Finest Preparation erer PIT Jortrad, ioih Ih1
BE DkCEIVED. Take this advertisement 10 your
pr,lgqist aud tell him that YOU uani ihe BEST dgd
MOST SThDLIdBLE FFMALE MhbiCiNK IN THh
WORLD, witch iscomprsed IN
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Arc tho most efIeetual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 Female, 10 alt casses they
are Invaluable Inducing, Nth ccrdfntH ptriDliedi tnt-
ldiit They are known to thousands, who have ns Il
them nj different tunes, throughout the country hay
ing the sanction Ol some Of the most oninsnt Ihtd
cans ~ America.
Erplie directions stating she hey should not beWsd,
with each boX--he Price One Dollar per BOr cUnialn-
ing from hfy to sixty Pills.
Pills sent Ju nat promptly, by reming to The Pro-
pTietOr. sold by Druggists generally,
HUTOHINGs a HILLYER,
ProprietOrs, 81 Cedar street. New York.
Benton Dunham, Cley' land, and John ID. Park,
Druggists ''''' Gatdly
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even shere he has prec-ded them into eternity, Syit
ne honest iebor satisfies his cnnhdng creditor, when
fate seemed least proptious. In moral and worldly
sense il is one great weapon by winch To rob death Of
lei any husband, father, son. ask hlmselh "lf was
% ,hc Ia night, would those who are dear to me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23
IrTsuRANOH /

Young men iunt starting IN business, whose ehiei
capital u their energy and integrity should insure hrr
.iVes To The amount Of hRli their Liabilities Such an
art Of dslnterestd honody when known 10
itOrs, would Justly ncTeaan their confidence 10 ths,n
u would show thatthey did not wish To leave their hsi
friends exposed TO any avoilehsrontneeneyi and lie
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@lOtDi,,o.
wILLIAm wALIkER,
FARMERS & Mechanics Hotel,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
WAGNER q sIIIRK.


UT1TOF 0DlUJIEI
(suoasse0a 20 soHERLSA sTRtcKLEA) ~ ID
II AVE taken this old and popular Hotel on second
Il street, nayl0n, aud hope by their attention ~
we'll known house
Tho servlcea 6iMr. Henry foster, sowhiely ylpbwn,
have been retAinedha Clerk.
The patronage 0; its former ffiendsIs confidently
anticipated aug2g.dAW
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eyEEY MAN snovLD INSURE HIS ILTE.

u1nE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFR, for a term
j Of years Endownent policies aud cnd ems En.
dOwIneut. Also, Non foTieung rolioieH on which no
payment N required ansT ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid ON two losses IN this cty
within the last aiA months.
Among All the coutrivances OF loen to protect the
smily circle from want, none bs found more sim
pie It's character, noble IA ta 5aures, certain in
ta results, than Late Insurance. II - ibe prop which
tho dyiug husband caves TO
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Looas rue DANGER IN ruE FACE,

That ha may grapple with It the Wise man, that he
may study is nature ana palhate It's threatening. The
means OF pHliiaton are NJ hand OF oarY access 10 a
ltIs
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ANNUAL MUM

Mighi fairy bs regarded As tho tribute which an up
right heart pays 81 the shrine OF Justice. ..I =
JOHN n. sTOPPELMAN,
aulo Agent ior Dayton and vicinity,
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NLJANrED-Uarriage Wood-workmen aud Blaek-
w snilhs wanted. Piece wort given TO Body
Makers Apply at W. W. Phillips old stand.
f.iOiiw H ]. lANGDON a BRO.
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THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

ftls the unseen hand OF tho proydent father reaching
forth the grave, and at nourishng hts Onsprue,
aud koeb,ue together the family. By 1t, the faithful
sou
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DAYTON WESTERN TURNPIKE ROAD

trTNHE stockholders ~ said road are hereby notified
that dividend of hiiy cents per share VIII ba
ydd 10 them NJ the Second National hank 70 Dayton
a TER isi6W3 y. q. sHIVELEY, Treasurer
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plantation l6iltrrs.
s. T.--lS5O--x.

Persons Of sedenAry ha.hts troubled with weakness,
iasaitude, papitauon Of the heart tack of appetite,
4lstreas after eating, torpid liver, constipation, Of,
deserve to suder II they will not Try the ceepsated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-23

wAsmSoroS, February 20 The Navy De
partment has received the following from
Admiral Porter.
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Ston"wRn JacEkson.-Thc Pcculfuritses
\ OF hfS Genius.

4 hte correspondent of the New
York VorlJ has fun lnislied the readers
Of that journal with some graphic re-
marks upon the genius, in strategy
":2G military Ii:'n,,r.'., ~ S;onewall
,'ac,sson. We make q few interesting
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the sign to cheer, and cold Jack" was
personally adorel, ;.s in his military
capacity he was regarded by his men
, ;as the greatest of leaders.
LIS manner was stiff and his voice
curt, but his smile was one of extra
ordinary sweetness. 4 lady declared
1T ''apgelic& It was certainly the
most friendly imaginable, and charmed
all'who converscd with him. Even
his pcc'lliarities became sources of
popularity, antl cndeGrcd him to his
troops. 1t was said OF Suwarrow that
Els men mimicked him, gave him nick
names, and adored him 1t WAS the
same with Jackson. FIJI. men laughed
Mt his dinSy old uniform, his cap tilt
ing forward on his nose, his awkward
strides, his abstracted air, and chris
tcning him "Old Jack" made him
their first and greatest of favorites.
There was one peculiarly of the indi-
vldln.l, however. which they regarded
with something like s'lperstiti on. eve
refer TO the singular position he had
of raising his, hand aloft and then
suddenly letting his arm fall at his
s,d" On many occasions, lie made
this strange gestrrc" " as his veterans
moved slowly before him, advancing
to the Charge. At s.lcl. moments. his
face would Sc raised to Heaven. his
eyes closed, and hi-lips would move
evidently i'll prayer The gesture was
observed IN iiin> at charlottesville,
While gains ;is the body OF one OF his
old command ii" was plainly pray
ing, with hi, hsslj uplifte,l. for the
welfare OF the dead man S so;l
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VID SDN COL LEG E
CHARLOTTE, ". c.

TNHE exercises of the College. and of tho
i Preparatory Department connected
with it, will be resumed on the 28th of Sep
TENDER.
|, AS measure necessary to the support of
ofiits finances, the Board OF Trustees Nave
suspended, for twelve months, the privilege
of using Scholarships in the payment of
tuition.
Tuition so for the session of five months,
and Board $40 per month"; payable in ad-
vance, in specie, or its equivalent in curren-
cy or provisions.
N is desirable that Students should bring
with them such books as they may require,
also such articles of furnitnrc for their
rooms as they may 3e able to trar port
FOR other particulars address the slbscri-
ber, to the care (for the presently OF Dr. f.
Nyc Hntchison, Charlotte
,oo J. L. x1RKPATEIcK,'
Aug ~ lnfc President
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FIRE AID LIFE INSURANCE.
II. E. NICHOLS, Agent.

LTOH the follow ing FIRST CLASS COM
u PANii:S: 6
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Soeicc.-c.::sr;.n Die Appeal.

TNI.: ladies oi the Cl:SGL LINE CONVENT
Il aud ACAGl.Ml arc ;'i,>i as to rebuild.
- s,'rcdiiy aS po'<;bl@. IN e,i:..e, suitable
FOR ine:i Hrs-a~!c,y ..i.l !n-.i,sl., theirs
havii. hraI: ',i'rAcI i. tac general con1la-
grafton "l G"!Trhi; l'y tnc United States
4r:ny, und.r ten. Shcrn:,n, on tie might of
February ii:a. and While tl,.y arc FAR
from pressing their nr,.r:ssitcs on tllAir tel
lo~-sUiferc:s OF the South. will gratefully.
rccclic amy contributions, which TIE friends
- education and religion may donate then
i''r 's:.s ..>,Glirn; worS Ecllli;tan..cs NAV
H. laadf 'hi''us;h ,hc i..lres- Company.
Please address
'.riI. MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Ul. :in:' Convr.i, :.:d academy.
Gaze II. J",! l.v,lr.:, Columbia. $. G.
Aug , mo
AuT!t =. 70 correct The many erroneous
reports ia rnc;ila' '.nt, ti:c Mother S,.pcrlrr
writes I" s.!y ,:."' :'i:' u:s paid $ay:5U for
enc month I, 1nayr''"n nc 'e' naritabia
c:tl TIC =" ne ot "'sc '',-t, tuw;r rtl., either
the erection oF he ''I"lvr:.t and Acat,.-
my, or thc purchase "f ground VIII ireo, to
build.
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COPARTNERSHIP

COLUMBIA, AUGUST Is, 1865.
HNHE undersigned, having formed 4 bust
i ness connection with tho firm of
I!'Ain SCOTT 4 BRI Ms, under the style
Of MCTSON LEE ~ CO, for the rurnosc tf
conducting an AUCTION. GENEkA}. CON-
Nj tS;;ION and EXCHANGE EROkTEAtiE,
respectfully; selicits The ratronac, Of tbs
public hUTSCS LEE.
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LNOH the tnlinV i!lS flISU CLASS CON-
New York Underwriters Agency,
Capital. .'............ 81, 900, 900
Homo Insurance Company, New
York, Capital 1900, 900
International Insurance Compa-
ny. New York, Capital 100000
Continental Insurance Company,
New York. Capisa!. 900 O00
Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany. Hartford. ranitaI .. 1000 600
metropolitan Insurance Com
pany, New York, Capital .. 1000. 900
Home Insurance Company, Sa-
vannah, Capital ...... 1900, 900
Phoenix Insurance COMPANY,
Hartford, Capital -. 500. 600
Columbia Insurance Company,
New York, Capital. . 100000
New England Mutual Life Insu-
rance Company, Boston, Capt.
tai ........ 5,O)o,OOO
New York Accidental Insurance Company.
lrsuring against all accidents
With several other well known and rclia-
BILE companies, the aggregate capital
amounting to over 500, 900, 600 Risks taken
n any one spCt to amount of 5000 900
Office No. bryce'e Bow, Coinmbia, g. c.
Aug rs t6m
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w. b. JOHNSTON.
Magistrate.

'0Mce "a P'che"s street East end of Ioly.
WILL attend TO Mi o.sc:l, h,.a.o.-
w brought before hin; will also att, nj
to drawing up Deeds. Conveyances, Mo
gaSe+, Contracts, and other ordinary leoaI
instruments of writing. Fair copies Of an1
document RxecnteJ With p1atress and d.
7P"''h August !
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Hereafter. the Auction and General Com
mission Busin.ss done by us will be con-
uuctcd by Mcssrs. HUISON LEESX co.
Aug 16 ZEAI.Y, SCOTT & EECES.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,

TFN.!E 4%ITl:,ll. BARK ..ilNCHAN:.E.'
L is now ready receive freight Apply {,
.AuS IS 4 WILLIS a. I,IT1EGj,.I
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EINE CORSE7rrS. Black SEWING SILK
T. Ladies BUCK -GAUNTI L:TTS AM
Ladies' White KID GLOVES.
Ladies, ,.Mourning and Emo y H'Dk'FS.
SILVER THiMBLES, SCISSORS.
Key Rings, Grape Collars.
Cologne. (purc and fine)
Lnbin's Extracts, Ponlade.
Butterfly Cravats, China Dolls.
FHncv Tuck Combs.
Black Fax Thread, Satinets.
Cashmere, for suits.
Embroidery Cotton, silk Gloves.
Silk Tissue, for vcils.
Blcachcd SllirtinS, Leather Belts.
Dcl;egc, fty travelling dresses
Ladies H:crino Vests.
Low priced Ladies' Hose.
Fancy Vest and Dress Buttons
Diaper Pins, Agate buttons
Gents Linen Collars, Matches.
Black anil Colorcd Silk Betting.
Bmoms, Black and Green Tea.
Spool Cotton, ALI numbers.
Mourning Calico.
Boys Half Hose, Felt Hats.
E':a Hasa Turnip Seed, &c. Aug PA
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CHARLESTON TO NEW YORK.
ATLANTIC COAST
WI all Line!

BAlch, COmmanuer,
~ WIN leave Charleston, S. G., direct for
week. N"0A'
e.. For freight or passage handsome
o'ate Room accomInodations-ap to.
Z. A. WlLCOXSON, Agent,
.pcn Orangeburg, S. C.
~ ARCHIBALD GETTY & CO.,
lzo ana Id,1 ~ Meeting st., Charleston. Sc.
LIVINGSTON, FOX u CO.. Agents,
aug 10 EMO New York.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-15

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Govern.
ment officers are now issuing 4, 900 rations
day to the destitute dupes Of secession.
The work OF cleaning up the city and TAX
ing possession Of the mills and manufac.
tories Of tho rebel government and aban.
doned property of all kinds, and putting
them In proper order 10 being vigorously
prosecuted under the direction OF General
Sheplsy, and for the necessary labor which
this involves, large numbers of negroes
are employed. The amount Of property
thus secured to the Government - enor-
NOUS. Much secreted property has been
discovered in dwellings Of the citizens, In
Guiding, II is ssid, vast quantities OF arti.
cles sens from friends in the North to adj
minister TO the wants Of impoverished I'M
ion soldiers. f.f I.
The remains Of Col. Dahlgren have been
near Richmond, aud exhumed
and sent to Washington.
&, It - rumoFed In Richmond that Lee m.
rived there Monday, the 18th, and proceed
I'd quietly to his residence. -