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CHURCH ETIQUETTE. 1t is fashion
able with many to come late to
church, long after the services have
begun, to the edifcation of the Gu
rlous in the congregation and the
comfort of the nerves of the pulpit.
1t has lately been decided, on high
authority, that the following rules
are to be observed on such occasions:
Let the lady advance one pace
beyond the. door of the pew she
wishes to enter, halt, about face and
salute. The pew must then be va
Gated by such gentlemen as are in it,
by flank movement. The SQUAD
should rise simultaneously when the
lady presents herself, and face by the
right flank, then deploy into the
aisle, the head man facing the lady.
and the rest walking to his right and
rear, the direction of the line being
changed by right counter-march,
and forming again into line, up and
down the aisle, still faced by the right
flank. The lady, when she sees the
coast IS clear, completes her salute
and advances to her position in the
pew. The gentlemen break off by
files from the rear and resume their
places. Great care should be taken,
OF course, by other parties not to
enter the aisle when this evolution is
III progress, until it is completed.
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PROPERTIES OF CHARcoAL.-Amo
the many properties of charcoa'. may
be mentioned its power of destro ying
smell, taste, and color; and as q proof
OF Its possessing the first quality, if
1t be rubbed over putrid meat, the
smell will be destroyed. If piece
OF charcoal be thrown into putrd
water, the putrid taste or flavor will
be destroyed, and the water be rem
dered completely fresh. Sailors are
aware OF this; for, when water is bad
at sea, they are in the habit of throw
ing pieces OF burnt biscuit into it to
purify it. Color is materially infiu-
enced by charcoal, and in a humber
OF instances, in very irregular way.
II yon take a dirty black syrup and
filter 1t though burnt charcoal. the
color will be removed. The charcoal
OF animal matter appears to be the
best tor this purpose. You may learn
the infuenceof charcoal in DESTROYING
cofors, by tiltering bottle of port
VINE through it; in the filtration it
Will lose great portion of it's color
ing, and become tawny; repeat the
process two or three times, and Won
have destroyed it altogether.
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THE FIGURE NINE.--A correspon-
dent over the signature of stLedger, I"
sends Cincinnati editor the follow
ing: lsi3 - IL
I;have just read in your paper what
has often before been published,
respecting the curious properties of
: the figure 9. One of these proper
ties is of Importance to all book
keepers and accountants to know, and
which I have never seen published
I accidentally found it out, and the
discovery to me, (thought it may have
been well known to others before, it
has often been of essential service in
settling complicated accounts. It is
thiss ~ .- ~, s,-, +.
The difference between any trans
posed number is always a multiple
cf 9; for instance, suppose an .ac-
countant or book keeper cannot prove
or balance his accounts-there is q
difference between his debts and
credits, which he cannot account for,
after careful and repeated addings.
Let them see if this difference can be
divided by 9 without remainder
Ii it can, he may be assured that his
error, most probably, lies in his having
somewhere transposed figures; that is
to say, he has put down 92 for 20, 93
for 80, &C., with any other transpo-
sltion. The difference of any such
transposition is always a multiple of
g.. The knowledge of this will at
once direct attention to the true
source of error, and save the labor of
adding up long columns of figures.
The difference between 9 and % is
63, or z times 9; between 93 and SO is
40, or 5 times 8, and SO on
between any transposed numbers.
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A NEAT DEVICE. Acapulco, a
Mexican coast town, the pretty pea
SAINT girls have an ingenious device
1or selling necklaces made of shells
principally on the days when steamers
arrive. Handing you a necklace
tney VIII say, me give you present,
senior, and then retire with a low
ccourtsy. Returning however, in n
few moments, they say, quite sweet
~, you give me present, senor. of
quarter dollar!' which you do at once
unless you have heart of stone.
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BACHELORS HAIR Dye!

HNHE Original and Best in the World.
l. The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately q splendid Black or
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. Batchelor. Also. RE
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
tLEGRS, for Restoring and Beautifyins
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHEIO
oct 70 ~ New York
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LA AWRENCE,
BROTHERS
& CO.,
8 a a 4 z e S
NO. 16 WALL STREET. NEW YORK.

OVERNMENT SECURITIES AND
" other STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, &c,
bought and sold on commission for cash.
DEPOSITS received from Banks, Bank
ers, Merchants and others, subject to check
on sight. COLLECTIONS made on all
parts of the United States
DEWITT 9. LAWRENCE. JOHN r. CECIL.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE WM. A. HAISrrD
Dec 81
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The SENI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS.
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special reference to the wants of country
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There are some immense hogs in
Indiana. Recently one was cut up
which nettod 730 pounds. It's hams
averaged 80 pounds.
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M1sCEsEsEnANY
The Bride

The Br1Ue. $50 < +
by SIR JOHN sUcKLING.
Her finger was so small, the ring - <
Wonld not stay on, which they did bring;
1t was too wide, peck;
And to say truth, (for out it must,)
II looked like the great collar Gust)
About our young colts neck.
Her feet beneath her petticoat, ~
Like little mice, stole in and out,
AS if they feared the light;
But, OH she dances such way!
No sun upon an Easter day
Is half so fine a sight.
Her cheeks so rare white was on,
No daisy bears comparison, s''s
Who secs them is undone,31
For streaks of red are mingled there. :
Such as are on Katherine pear, ..l- ~
The side that's next the sun. $50
Her lips. were red, and one was thin ;. d,
Compared to that, was next her chin,
Some bee had stnng it newly; -,
But (Dick) her eyes so guard her face,
I burst no more upon them gaze,
Than upon the sun in July.
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
Asrologist and somnambulistic Clarvoyant while in
cairvoyant state deneates tho very features OF the per
son to marry, by aid of an instrument
OF intense power known the Psychomotrope, guar
antees to produce perfect and heke picture the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, With date
marriage occupation leading traits OF character sc
This Is no imposition, testimonials without number
can assert BY stating place OF birth. age disposition
color of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty CENTS and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself. you will re-
ceive the picture by return MAIL together with desired
information.
Address in confidence, Madame GERTRUDE REM.
1NGToN, P. o. Box 2s7. West Troy. NY.
May tutbs9mo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Salen This Day.


N. HUNT 4 Son will sell this day, at tho residence
No. 3s4 Kingstreet, at 10 O'Clock, the furniture of
family going away.
r. NJ. MARSHALL will sell this day. before his sales
room, No. 80 Broad-srcet at lOH O'Clock one horse
topbugsy and harness. and at IL O'Clock tho furniture
OF family declining housekeeping, and horses and
mules.
MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL will sell this day. at their
sales room, Haselsreet next the Postofce 10 o'clock
carriage and double harn"s, balance of q millinery
stock, &c.
MILLIo IN. MELcuEns 4 Co. will sell this day. before
their store, No. 20 Ycndue Range at 10 O'clock hams
shoulders, mackcrcl, sourkrout dry goods clothing
furniture, &c.
A. TuouRoN will sell this day. in front of his store
No. IA Venduo Range at 10 O'Clock. assortment of
furniture. wire safes, clothing, fancy articles &C.
SAMSON ArMAR will sell this day, at their sales
room No 16 yendue Range, at 10 O'Clock, Of fur
niture. shoes, dry goods, &c.
j. A. EssLow Co. will sell this day. before their
store No. 125 East Bay II O'Clock, fresh shadroes
flour, corn meal, hams and cheese.
WE TAKE pleasure in calling the attention of those
whose sight may bc at oil impaired to the advertisement
of Messrs ALLAN l. sIppoNs Sign of the spectacles,
No. 3O7 Kingstrcot.
We can safely say from our knowledge of tho praoti.
cal ability of these gentlemen that one will require
TO go elsewhere and have corrections made after being
supplied at their establishment In word they can
fit pair of the arfamed Perioscopic Lenses to any
vision, if at all remediabe by human skill.
THE OLDEST MEDICAL PRACTICE is that OF the fam ly
Long before doctors wcre known tho head the family
examined and prescribed for the members From the
necessity of the the rst and important stage
OF every disease Is reatei by the patients parents or
nurse This being 30, how impor that the means
on hand should be simple. ample and efhcient.-
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS advertised in
another column perfectly meet this ant ana should
be in the hands of every Intelligent family Depot No.
5Gl Broadway, New York.
WonD BEFORE TOO LATE.-Are you troubled with
Headache, Heartburn Constipation Distress after Eat
ing Poor Memory Low Spirits Pain the Back Great
horrid nightmare disease, Dyspepsia If 3d. lose no
time, but procure bottle of
PLANTATION BITTERs
They purify strength en- and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven tho mind.
They prevent miasmatio and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidty of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Disrrhea and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
No change of diet Is necessary while using PLANrA-
TON BTERs Eat the best your money will buy and all
your stomach Graves fit.
PLANTATION BITTERs strengthen the stomach and re-
store Its healthy action. You will flnd them
PALATABLE. PURE, AND RELIABLE tuths3
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The Horrors of Indigestion.

You complain OF your stomach. unfortunate dyspeptc
but ought not your stomach to complain of you? Pos
sibly the pangs you endure simply the somach's
method CT taking upon you for neglecting and
abusing it. Perhaps you have never made an effortt
improve its condition. but the other hand are con-
tnually examining 1t with unwhoIesome and incongru.
GUS food. Have you tried HOsTETTER's sroM-
ACH BlTTERs, proper diet. and regular mealsp The
Bitters in week would put your digestive apparatus
In perfect order regulate the flow Of bile accordance
with the laws of health, and produce just 80 much
aperent action as would be necessary for your good
and when you are once all right judicous regular
dieting, with little Of the Tonic now and ihen would
keep you co. You have nege: ed these Of cure
don't blame your stomach for its rebellion 1t
nzures hint that she wants help. you neglect it, the
next thing may be Inflammation, scIrrhus Cancer O,
some other violeut and dangerous disease. THERE'S
such thing as being too late In these matters HOS
LETTERS BITTERs will cure Dyspepsia but Dyspep.
Juno 25
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aBSTATE OF SOUTH II CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT.-By GEORGE BUST, Esq,
ordinary.-whereas JACOB WILLIAM, of Charleston,
Attorney at Law, made suit to me to grant him Lot
ters Of Administration de bors Of the Estate and
Effects Of GEORGE T. TAYLOR formerly Of Charleston.
Attorney at Laws These are therefore, to cite and ad
monish all and singular tho kindred and creditors
the said GEORGE T. TAYLOR, deceased, that they ba
and appear before me- In tho Court Of Ordinary, to be
held at Charleston 9th day of July 1885, after pub
ncaton hereof at II o'clock In the forenoon, to show
cause any they have, why the said Administrators
de bonis no, should not be granted.
Given under my hand this Goth day OF Juno, Anno
Domini 1865. GEORGE BUST.
June q th2 Judge Of Pzona.as.
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a$ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

aE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE. 2D COLL. DIST, 8. O. NOIs
BRoAD.sTREET, CHARLESTON, JUNE 21sT, 1866
Notice s hereby given that the annual Lists containing
the Assessments made and taken within the City ind
District Of Charleston for the year 1885, will remain open
for examination at this office for and during the space
of ten days Sundays e1cepted from and after the Iss
ay Of july proIimo and that during said ten dsys
appeals will be received and determined relative any
assessments claimed to be contained in s.a
annual lists.
All appeals as aforesaid should bo made In writing.
specifying the nature and amount OF complansd
Of O. J. HASOALL,
June % fmth3 Assessor.
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Farm near Stt7nnleruiRe.
JA MES l.. CAN'T

Offers at Private Sale
FARM Of $40 acres. within mile and half of the
Summerville Depot. The improvements consist Of
very neat hew Cottage of four rooms Isthed and
plastered, kitchen and other requisite outbudinga
Thirty sores enclosed with good substant al fenoe
and twenty Of them under cultivation. It has been
fully tested and perfectly healthy. An accommode
ton train now runs regularly between Summervile and
the city, making this very convenient residencefoz
one doing business in the city. 1t will be sold at
very low price, Apply as above at
N W. CORNER BROAD AND CHURCH-sTREETS.
June "a ftuth9
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PRIVATE SALES.

Splendid IaUestmeni-- Valuable Lumber afiH ,pith
Steam POtoer.
By SMITH &. McGILLIVRkY.
At Private Sale
a valuable LUMBER NULL, worked by frst-cIaaa
80 horse Engine in complete order, now in active
operation on river near Charleston.
This Is fratclass Circular Saw Mill, from tho
maker; cuts long lengths for shipment, and win saw
from ten to fifteen thousand feet per day VessesDe
heavy draft can load at tha spot.
With the MIL will also be sold the large contract forur
nshng 1t ith Timber from extensive lands doining
On this place is also one of the very best stands for
country store upon the banks of the river
For terms, further particulars, apply as above at
No. az BROAD-STREET
June 2S than3 South side, near State-street.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED sTATES MARINE HOSPITAL AMI
GROUNDS. locat, d in the City of Charleston g. @,
Will be sold to the highest bidder subject to the np
pIova OF the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury.
II H., JULY 18th, 1866. ON the promises.
Terms OF Sale-$1OOO cash. baanceip In equal payments
OF thirty. sixty and ninety days Certificate Of Salo
Will be given at the time and the deeds be executed
upon the payment of the last nstament of purchase
money. A. g. MACKEY,
1unels Collector Of Customn
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AoKNowLEDGMENTs.-We are inde bted to Mr.. DuouER-
cRos the obligng of tho steamer ictator for
late Savannah fes.
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Disorderly Conduct-sergt. Poulnot, of tho Police
sworn About halpast ono O'Clock this morning heard
very loud noise in King.street between Broad and
Iradd In very respectable neighborhood. At Betsey
brown There was great noise. but Safeguarding
OF OF swearing IL was respectable neighborhood, and
i9r hv9 days, subject to the order Of the Provost
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scHooLMAnMs- Wilmington Di.patch bids the
following sectionate farewell to the estimabe females
"Sheddddied. We are happy to inform our readers
that many OF tho female marms who have been teach
the past year. left the steamer O. W. Lord for the
"bg Norrud," on Saturday evening last. Their psrn
larly heartrendiug aud many o iachry9osal font ran
dry on the occasion The afectonato embraoings the
dulged ct the last cad Interview are too delicate for
print. and we must forbear 10 expose them.
In justice to "the departed will simply state that
he "marms" went through the trying ordeal like men
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KiEsNkNs Ice CREAM SALooN.-Do not fail to 20 Ia
KINsMANs and eat the greatest luxury of tho
Iced Peaches. Sec advertisement.
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UxITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Judge BRYAN, Pre-
sidng.-Ths Court will be open for business to day,
wts and other papers signed by attorneys already
admitted to practice in tho United States Courts will be
received but applicants for admission who take
the Test Oath will be rejected for tho present.
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The Daily News.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 2s. 1866.
LOCAL MATTERS.


WE indebted to tho Southern nm National Ex
press Companies for lato papers.
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EXCURSION TO FLonIDA.-It will be seen by adyer.
tlrcment In another column that tue elegant
modious steamship Dictator under the her
oblIgng and ever popular captain, CoxErrER, will
excursion trip to Fernandina and other ports, for
which Tho fare is only $40. This amount scarcely
moro than would pay ones board the time consumed
in the trip and excellent opportunity thus offered
for a pleasant recre alton.