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MOUNT AUBURN
. YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

This School has just concluded Tenth Year Its history
has been of prosperity and growth from the commence
The last years the daily average attendance has
been than hundred and many have been refused
adGnttance for want Of accommodation.
"A New Building
Is under contract to be ready for occupancy at the
opening the Fan Session in September and it is hoped
that hereafter all can received pupils who apply
The Library, Apparatus and Cabinet
Are receiving yearly valuable additions and the purpose
kept steadily in view furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male and eleven female teach
ers all experienced Instructors their several departments
Tne School is fully graded from the Preparatory depart
ment through the entire Of Academica and CLASH
cal studies.
For Particulars and catalogues address
l. H. WHITE,
Fourth Cincinnati @.
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sEYMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.

Fine Gold Watches, in Hunting Cases. diamond mounted ard
an rhved best makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins Ear
in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscau Gold
IS karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest seeve
Buttops and Studs of every variety and workmanship
ents Scarf and Masonic Pins various desns Silver AND
Plated sets Table and Tea and Spoons Cups Gobsts
Napkin Rings Casters ETC. Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality. -,...
.H. Clocks - ..a.=.
nHira and Manila In Rrnnaa. Marble Rnd Wood.
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Office and Mantle, In Bronze, Marble and Wood
-.a RneetmcIeg, ~

sTgs speet&cisB, ar
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention Of those needing heps to resd"
respectfully solicited Brazilian Pebbles tho best
only gasse should be used New Pebbles reset in
old frames Partieuarattenton paid repairing Watches an'
Iswery, the best ROTknsn beEg employed
BsmoHbar, 20 CAMP STREET. under tbs City Hotel
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The queen! The Queen!-The Queen
OF HAIR REsTO REBs Mrs. Winslow's Queen Hair ne
Etorer is queen not only in name, but in virtues.
It the best Hair offered to the pubic
An pfble restorer and presser of the hair if faithfully
spilled. ..-.
It no hair dye. ,--.
II acts dire fly upon the of the hair changing gray
hair TO t original life color arreng premature decay and
iID ont of the hair: eradeatng scur and dandruh, and
curing all humors Oft scalp. -
It viii change dry and WHY hair to soft and luEuFant
trssses.
Itimparts delightful fragrance to the hair
% ,r Won wish 70 restore your hair in youth, and
retain it through ls use MRS. wINsLows QUEEN HAIR
RESTORER. Price 81 per bottle
Sold by all druggists. ,-,,,r c,..,, s,,ort
~ St Charles street, N, 0.
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MIDWAY SCHOOL,
-'A CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA,
WILSON O. N CARR, JAMES NJ. GARRETT. NJ A, UNIV. VaJ
Associate Principals. ,, -
The second session and iii end SnG9i June W. & re Of
y dssigned to prepare boys fothe University Virginia.
Special attention given Instruction in English Studies
Board and Tuition sl55 per hafsesn payable
in advance Washing Fuel fnshedat actual cost each
For ciregiaEs further particulars address res
JAMES Nj. GARNETT NJ A Junction Hanover 60, Va:
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Faculty:
GEs. ROBERT 7; LEE, President o.,n
CARTER J. HARRIS, Frotes SO r. Of Latin
Ed s. JONES, a NJ, Professor Modern Languages snt
10 be of Moral PhlOsophy3
4 l. Allan, NJ Professor Applied Mathemstcg
T. l. McoULLOH, A. NJ, Professor Natural Philosophy
JOIN JOIN " G B5RooRENBSoUGH l. l. D. Professor Law
aAFE8 E1HR
Go be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Professor of Greek
Preparatory Course instituted in which Student
unprepaEed for the Regular Glasses may receive NC
sEPTEMBEE and ends last Thursday in June
TERAs-Tnitop and all other College fees
Ali G e5t sSP efc nee enG no mecca
Forfurther information Catalogue address the Facult
q of Washington College, Lexington, virginia.
. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
The next Session will begin the LIST day of October 1866
. and end on the Goth of June, 1867.
A Professor of Latin and Second Professor OF Law will
appointed on August when the organization OF
the Departments of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Law and AeI
cawi be fully eestablished on the same enlarged oasis
I before the
The entire expenses the Academic Student, exclusi
of text books clothing and pocket money amount to $500
currency per session Of niue nonths Of the Law Student
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

University OF LOUISIANA.
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3
c,F,-aCT DTyGINDD max sCEFOOF.
y EoR yo7-xG LADIES,
Mrs ]. L. ERhND having leased Tor NUMBER OF years m
lgt6y snGtGa sn s5aS' b as S autumn
Gircniars will be sued later meanwhile parents DESTROYS
pUcins their daughters under he charge VIII po'Ss 9ue
neF tnIousn ste "9 u w ~
n AVENDEH'h COLLEGE,
11pvpp oE R.MpaRT AND CUsToMHoUsE
'ot'1L' STPEETa
Mr. O. LAVENDER gratefully acknowledging the patron
age with which he has hitherto been favored, respectfully
thai. in order to accommodate pupils, he
has taken the large wearranged and well ventilated building
u '-' Rampart and Rleuvane streets.
He will remove into as soon as the few repairs requisite
have been completed and III the neAhtme ID pfepneu
enter inro arrangements lof 9ota hoAIaers anu Dey
NHRs g. H. CALDWELL HAS REOPENED
w her Academy at is6 Camp street r,,tr ,5 sro,it
S G stndy Al % per month Juniors French and
English Classes So 10 per month Music ont he piano forte
harp or guitar WIN T Sca @ NV nraans. Hon Jndoe
NEE 6Tisars Hon Tra,mond Lspdry - Judge
Rice Charleston s Of Dr. Samuel + Dickson, Charleston s.
c.; Prof T. L Caldwell, Itensyyena University
NAZARETH FEM A14E AGADEME
Our friends ana pStp9hs are Nav t Sean V snd
and receipt for guns Tnf Rsy g due s nsu
~'D !. v. HARDIE, Agent gent
1o7aE1R o0IMERoIAI CofzLTaE-
IL CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS.
|. ONNNt'44 - =
I'm FhE-
Spacious and ELEGANT StoFs y! b.,
ssa and Is chartered by the state rs former stu
dentsmay be found as Principals or bookkeepers in large
portion Of the old houses OF tins city ana over .pe
States haaies OF de'enAe e1n H'solu 'no
COURSE or BoekAeelne fenIashSnlpa Ne'hehsSee' thP
sh French or Spanish business education that enables
sarn s2OJ or $4,000 annually is the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample arrangements Tor '
students hao'e' an" IT, Tso a. S'
yFyFyW TsET#EER FEMALE SEMINARY
RATION ROUGE,
| v.. a., =. ..,o,,,, ,s,..- ,u4., ..,,,na
00'.' seelpded Grounds.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY
LEGAL NOTICES.

NUANTFD- CARPESTERS WHO HAVE WORKED
w working machinery, as sab factory Call az
our Office, Thos. B. Bodey 60, no = Pefdld2 street
CH4s. E. FoRsrALL FOURTH PIsT 1S{ COURT OF
HIS oREDroas. No. 1858
STATR OF E,OUIsIANA-NOTICE is HEREBY
. given to the creditors nsoyent and 70 all
interested that the ceon of said nsovents property Is &c
ceped by the Court for benefit Of his creJOrs that
meeting said creditors viii take Place at the Office Of
Adophe Boudonsquie Esq, Notary Public in tits city
MONDAY the 24th day Of September A. D., 1860, at
O'Clock NJ, for the purpo;e Of celebrating on the
affairs Of said insolven that A. Derbes ESD las been ap
pointed to represent the absent credo end that Ill I1d
proceeding against his person and property stayed
[ By order of the Court. -
Clerks Office August II. 1856
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NORTH ClPoLTyG ! IN THE 20 G7T OF EQUITY,
CAsgELL CouNTY SPRING TERN, A. d. 1866
TIE BANK OF YAECEYvILLE vs.. THE CREDITORS
OF SAID BANK.

TIE BANK OF YANCEYNILLE vs.. THE UhEDIIOHs
OF SAID BANK
TT7HIS BILLS filed under an act OF Assemble
l. ratified the l2th Of March, A 1856 en:itled an
enable the Banks Of this tate to close their business
ordered by the court that publication for six weeks 6s
papers herein specified notifying the creatos OF
Bank present and establish their claims against the
said Bank before osephJ Lawson COMMISSIONER appointed
by this Yaneeyve North Carolina before the
first day of Janua y a D 1868 following are the papers
designated the Court in which publication shall be made
namely National Inegen Washington ity the Daily
Sentinel, Raleigh, N. O.; the Wilmington Journal, Winning
ton NJ G. Richmond Examiner, Richmond, Va Baltimore
Gazette Baltimore Maryland New York News, Char estos
Courier Augusta CoRgtitu Onat Macon Telegraph Mont
g1nery Advertiser. New Orleans Delta Nashville Gazette
Lynchburg Republican, Memphis Appeal and Philadelphia
PeunsylvaRian, , n -,
Witness Thomas Donoho Clerk Of said Court a. office the
- THOS. A. DONOHO, Q. and N. in Z.
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PARTNERS HIP DESIGNATION

DIssOLUTION-TH Law PARTEERsBIP Of
~ Keunard Gutenberg Is this day ds5ol7edbT Ratsa
| consent.
Either partner will attend the settlement he sd
business.
New Orleans, August l, 1856.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

THE aearnest men," whom the Philadel-
phia Press tells us occupy the galleries of
Congress, engaged in ''solving the stubborn
problems of the hour" were thus described
by Hon. S. S. MARSHALL, Of Illinois, in re-
cent speech in the House of Representatives ::
"Sir, there are poor men in our country who
need the charity OF the Government as much, at
least, as colored men. Look around these gale
ries. Our constituents cannot spare time to come
here day after day and listen to the discussions in
these halls, but from the commencement OF this
session until now you find your galleries crowded
with the children OF Africa, who are to be fatted
out of the Treasury Of the country.
'These are the people that come here day after
day, and darken these Legislative halls, while my
constituents are toiling at home unable to pay the
tar -gatherer For want Of q market their grain
rots in the granary while we have for an audience
these lazy vagabonds, who are to be fed, sup
pose, out of the public crib, while thousands Of
the orphan children of white soldiers, who died
fighting gallantly for the flag, and for the honor,
safety and glory of their country, are dragging
along life Of poverty and almost beggary, unno-
ticed and uncared for by these intensely loyal
D ltriots who are 80 patheticaIy fervent in the
Worship Of their ebony idol"
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almost began to think, that the whole war
was dream, and that the Tribune and its
correspondents still had their old grievance
OF the peculiar institution to howl OYER This
removed, we really fail to see the object Of
these slanderous attacks.
The other letter we read is from Charles
ton, and contains a scurrilous libel Oh. one Of
our most estimable gentlemen. The writer
accuses the Rev. E. j. MEYNARD1E, Pastor Of
Trinity Methodist Church in this citysbf cru
city to his servants. We will not make our.
selves ridiculous by categorical denial Of
such statement. We have known this gen.
tleman for many years, and have neverbefore
heard even the slightest hint of anything,
that could in the remotest degree be construed
to his disadvantage. Mr.. NJ is native Of
Charleston, and has for several years been
engaged in ministerial labor in the Methodist
Churches of this city. We know him to be
very much beloved by his pastoral charge
and whatever the readers of the Tribune
may think to the contrary, minister cannot
enjoy such confidence and regard here, un.
less his record is pure,-even in the matter
of nigger-Aogging.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29

COTTON CROP IN THE WESTERN STATES
The people of the Northwest are endeavor.
ing to establish the fact that the soil and
climate of Southern Illinois are well adapted
to the growth Of cotton. The culture of this
product has been attended to in that locality
for some years, and those who have given
their attention to it seem pleased with the
resi- !. The quality raised so far is about
equal to that of Tennessee, and commands
about the same price in the market.
The following table, from the Cairo Times
exhibits the total crop of Illinois cotton ship
ped from the various railroad stations during
the last four years:
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ITINERANT LJBELLERS

We wonder who does the New York Tri.
bune's Southern Correspondence Is it one
and the same individual, who leaves his dirty,
Shiny trail at every place he touches, befoul-
ing all he comes in contact with or are there
three or five of these harpes? We have read
few only of these letters; one giving an &C.
count of trip from Wilmington to Charles.
ton in the course of which the writer strains
every nerve to throw odium on the people
and country of the South IL reading it, we
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-03-29
CHI A r L E S T ON.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20, 1865.
To Advertisers.

II any business man in Charleston, or anywhere
else, doubts that "THE DAILY NEWS" is the best
medium through which to advertise in this State,
we invite him to call at our Office, and we will
take pleasure, as matter Of business, in exhibiting
to him our Lists of bona tsde subscribers, as well
ss our daily sales.
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CHARL ESTON DAILY NEWS.mMARCH %. 1866.

~ AZ coranunacat5ons Intended for publication IN
this journal mast be addressed to the Editor OF
the DAILY Nescs, No 18 Rayne-street, Charleston,
6. c. Business Communications TO Publisher OF
Daily Nesos
We cannot undertake TO return rejected comnluntco-
TONS
Advertisements outside of the city must be accon,pa-
MED 10Th the cash.
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GOD SAVE THE GREEN
THE FIRST GRAND BALL

" SISTERHOOD will come off at the Hibernian Hall,
on Tuesday, the Sd of April Doors open OF TX O'Clock
P. n.
Price of Tickets Of admission for gentleman and
ladies' ss They can be procured at the door, from
any Of the following gentlemen, who appointed as
Committee of Arrangements: Patrick Brady, Patrick
Slatery Patrick Power II. J. Roantree, Thos Sheri-
dan, Jas. LOBBY, Malachi O'shaughnessy, Stephen
Molony, Chairman.
The distinguished caterers Frary Kiroy, will fur
nish Supper.
Mullers frstcass Brass Band viii be In stendax
No pains or expense will be spared to make this Ball the
most brilliant and attractive OF the season.
March 81 tuthsmtu6*
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
,,aininp in the PostoHoe at the end
of each week is published Officially
I'm THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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MEETINGS.
:oITTtJ CAROLINA SOCIET

SOUTH SOC1GA
rr,HE1ooTH p ANNIYERsARY WILL BE CELEBRATED
On Tuesday; Sd April. Tho Poll for the election
of Officers for the ensuing year will be opened from
The second reading of the Report of the Committee
on revising the Rules made the special order ior
two o'clock P. n.
By Resolution passed 18th February 1866 all arrears
due to April, 1856, were cancelled. Members are re-
ouested to be prompt In payment OF the one year ar
rears which viii be due on 1st April next;
March 16 wf5 tut r. GANNE, OIo-A.
WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY.
4 TTEND AN EXTRA MEETING OF YOUR COM
a PANY, at the Hall, This Evening" at haltpast
O'Clock. A punctual attendance is requested.
By order of the President
A. ": STEVENS, secretsry W. F. Co.
NOTICE-BEAUREGAR L. I.
YTlHE SURVIVING MEMBERS OF THE BEAURE-
GARD LIGHT INFANTRY requested to meet
This Evening, 29th instant, at the Masonic Hall, at
haltpast Seven O'clock for the purpose Of forming a
Charitable Association A. JAMES MINIS.
March 20
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rJNO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DENOE, No. 81 Spripg-street with si1 rooms,
pantry dressing room kitchen and outbudings-newiy
painted. cistnrn and we'll OF water-for six months
from the 1st of April Apply OF LOG WsntWorthstTeet
March 90 Iao'uo
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FOR SALE.

1EULES! MULES! JUST ARRIVED A
Nl lot OF well broken YOUNG MULES. For sale at
Charleston Hotel Stables. 81 March 20
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SCHOOLS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.

THE COMPREHENSIVE
IERETOFORE EXISTING UNDER THE NAME OF
IL O'BRlEN & AIMAR, IL this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. WM. O'BRIEN,
NJ L, AIMAR,
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mi, KE:>Y- FURNISHED SLEEPING
ROuM with gas light, will be rented to gentlemen.
il desired, in respectable family where there are no
boarders Apply at this Office ~ March ~
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WANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w WOMAN, who is willing to make herself general
ly useful In a small family. Apply at this office.
March 40 II
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TO RENT, &c.

no nE~T.-~EVEKAL FINE ROOM $
wit E,chrn, Pantry, &c. Location central ant
pleasant Tor r'hc. particulars apply at
March % 3 No, 1l9 MEETING STREET.
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TT1O RENT, ..ir PLEASANTLY StIuA-
i TED twoa j.. alf story HOUSE. ut the corner
OF Society and M,,l streets. entrance on ooth stIee
with stable and sl,e house, and but lately pain'eu
and whitewashed. III to S. HAhl, oEs.,
March II ~ No. 332 King-street.
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IIrANTFD, A GOOD COOK, MALE OR FE-
w MALE. to who'll: the hiz hest wages will be paid.
Apply at No 2Ol East Bay. a. March 28
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WANTS.

WANTED TO HIRE, A COLORED GIRL,
w rs child's nurse and house servant. Apply at
No. 1ls Calhoun"street, opposite College-street.
March %
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-12-13
EKECUTOR,S SALE.

THERE WILL BE SOLD ON THE PRE-
i Misses, to the highest bidder. at the residence
Of the late DIT. John r. Jones. in Bedford
county, about ten miles west Of Shelbyyille
on the LeWisburg dirt road, on MONDAY, the
18th day Of December, and from day 20 day
thereafter, all the personal property belonging
10 said estate, consisting Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Tools and lmple-
ments, Horses, Mules, Jacks Jennets, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs; Che hogs consist Of stock hOgs
and fat hogs ready for slaughter, the jacks are
young and vepS fine. and portion Of the cattle
arc very suDeriOr; Cora, Fodder, Oats, Hay,
and variety Of other articles.
And on the first day Of January there will be
sold at the same place the tract OF land eOnstl-
tuting the homestead. containing about three
hundred and forty-eiEht acres, all under most
superior cedar fence, and divided into lots and
fields with the same description Of fence; frame
dwelling house Of six or seven rooms, elegant
and commOdiOus. The 0uthouses are new aud
very superior; fine young orchard forty or fifty
acres Of meadow plenty Of neTer-failing water.
The personal property Hill be sold on credit
Of twelve months. except where the purchases
are less than Eve dollars. in which case the cash
will be required on delivery Of the articles.
The land viii be sold on six. twelve eighteen
and twenty -four months time. Notes with APP
proved personal security viii be required in all
cases. and q lien viii be retained on the land
until the purchase money Is paid.
REDDING JONES,
- HARRISON, SEKecutOrs
NATHANIEL BAXTER
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rue COOLTF TRATTIC

Hong Kong papers refer 10 the condi-
lions Of convention recently entered into
between the government Of China and the
English and French ministers relative to
the coolie traffic, by which new restrictions
are imposed, and express belief that the
business is no longer practicable except by
evading the laws. The Trade Report Of
September II SAYS:
" One of these conditions is that the
hired emigrants shall not be engaged FOR a
term exceeding five years, at the end of
which period passage back 10 China Is to
he provided. The consuls Of all the treaty
powers will doubtless be invested with the
same authority as this convention confers
upon British and French consuls, upon the
respective representatives of those powers
ut Pekin agreeing TO the conditions i'm
posed-hut the impediment of the traffic
being conducted legally is that the parties
requiring emigrants will not consent 20 80
short an engagement as FIVE years nor are
they content 10 bear the expense Of the
passage back at the end Of that period. The
traffic is therefore at the end Of all the open
ports, and il is hardly likely that II will be
permitted 30 be conducted at Hong Kong
in violation Of the laws Of China. Il an
pears that very large demand exists FOR
coolies for shipment to Cuba and Peru
the bounes from which no coolies ever
return, and the whole trade has become
concentrated at Macao. II is said that no
less than 100000 will be required this
season--that is between now and April
Macao teens with barracoons, and, a. the
price Of the coolie appears to be Of little
object 20 the exporter, the result can
not be viewed without much arprehen-
sion. The Macao authorities are certainly
in earnest in publishing all irregularities.
and have ,lenuded the trade Of ali the bor
rors which were Of old attached 10 it-but
they are impotent % exact the regulations
after the vessel shall be beyond their iuris-
diction, so that over-crowding cannot be
provided against. The people in the dis
tricts contiguous 30 Macao are too much
alive TO the evils Of the traffic to he induced
10 'emigrate The coolies are procured
down the west coast, where anarchy pre-
walls and where feud-fghts cause great dis
tress. Small crafts from Macao swan on
that seaboRrd, purchasing and otherwise
the required victims who, on ar
rival at Macao, are sold TO the barracoon
keeper, and by him supplied to the Span
iards and Peruvians