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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11
PHARMACEUTICAL ESTABLISHMENT

j. B l. a X,
No SOS formerly lOO BROAD STREET,
Dealer in STAPLE, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
CHEMICALS, Extracts and choice Medicinal Prepare
tioss Spices Oils, Drugs, Dyestufs, Hair and Nail
Brushes Perfumery, Toilet Articles and Druggists
Spn5ries apllt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNE.-JOhn p. Niche
white, charged with being drunk, disorderly, and
using prOfane and abusive language to Mn. Sarah
Gamble, was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Tho
mas. He was bailed in the sum Of three hundred
dollars, by Justices Timberlake and Williams, to
keep the peace A. l.. Brown became his security.
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CITY AND SUBURBAN.

A HORSE AND WAGON EsTEAY.-A wagon, with
one horse attached TO it, was found yesterday
ing in the neghborhOod OF the Second Station
House, going at large. Policeman A. A. Jones ar
rested and delivered the same over to the lower ward
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TOBACCG MARKET.

TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND, April 10.
FOrty-eight hhds were offered to-day at the Ex-
change-reiections four. Balance sold as follows:
one at s53: one at s. GO; one at So; two at So +;
three at s65 one at SOL two at 81; two at SIG 4;
two at s7f two at s9I; two at SOL one at $40; one
at slII; three at s1e; two at sl23 one at sl3t ;
one at sl4; one at sl44 one at sl4i two at sl64
one at sl7; one at sl7! one at SIS; one at SIS
one at $40; two at 50; one at 81; one at sou
one at sol one at Sl25; one at $50.
Alta sale at Haryeys Williams, to-day there
were sold several hogsheads. Thirty-nine boxes
bright yellow were also disposed Of as follows: One
at s3I; one at s84; one at so; one at SAL oneat
si3: one at sl2 one at sl3i one at s44i two at
SO; one at s47; one at SIS two at SOL two at
s6o: two at sol: one at S69i one at 500; one at
81 two at SO one at SO; one at $50; one at
ssI one at SO one at sos; one at s97 one at
500 two at slOl one at SlO2; one at slO6; one
at sli1: one at sl23; one at sl45; one at SEQ;
one at $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

e CouNTY.-Dayid Jones, viii
In, I'll and g. Narles Morton an whites en-
i''" i'S'O' Sidney, were arrested by Con
stable Cole, of Henrico co uny' iuey "''s al u.
on by Justc Wade for furth = "'''' '''U
the sum of $500 each for their appearance
John Bolt. Gus Boltz and Maze their mo'nF''
,orc arrested bv the same. in Sc -eaorsville sun
day, charged with fighting. Justice "'0' sent '"'
whole party on for further examinations
Matt Ross. negro. was arrested by Inc ''''"''
charged with setting fire to George Carbena "0use
The house was partially consumed lie was 'o'''
mitted to jail for trial.
James r. Shoemaker, an escaped peuitentiary CON
Wet was arrested'by-the same charged with S'e''l'
inc A mule from Mrs worsham, and committed Tor
further examination.
sam Pulliam and John9Ells,t negroes were ar
r.,d ny the same, on the charge of beating win
orindstone handle, another negro named James
King. They were held to bail in the sum oil sl"
each to be Of good behavior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

NEW BOOKS.
~ A War clerks Diary at the Confederate States
,rits1 5urins the Existence OF the Confederate Go
vsrnment By J. b. Jones, Clerk In the War De
partment Of the Confederate States VOLS sVo-
s. 80. -.- p,-.... MI, go 49,
Electrrit A. a Therapeutic, with Special Reference
a. Practic,l Ns3ieipe showing the most approved
npar.tns mad I'm the treatment Of Nervous Diseases
By Alfred &. CARAT, NJ. ID. -. .. 20 a..
Writings BY william White ~ - MI
Nav Abridged Edition Of Perieras ha'erA Heui'''
London: 1896. - %. ,.,,t.
The story Of Gis the Outlaw FROM vac $1,000
By George webbe Dasent Beautifully hhus'ra'e''
u 50. NJ NJ
r. tse: Tale Of the Last Century. By G. J. W Mel
- VII. iteration Or the Hope of the Early Church
iIs n ed by Rev. p. Riley ~ %
u Neat+ The Improvement OF Time 81 -.
1851 On u Kennett. by Bayard Taylor. = -
., 49,! suHuer by MIS- Brewster = 20
- MaItn We BY Mrs Heury Wood. AZ.
-; 'l,r4 q James Madison BY Hon. william
G. Rives. No wOODHOUSE 4 PARHAN
For sale BY ~. mi St,ti,Dsr. Govarnor -
anllf RaokN
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T literary ENTERTAINMENT.
MR. SAMUEL A. EATON,
OF RICHMOND,
Respectfully announces that he will have the honor
tOdeliver his
POEM OF LABOR
At the MAYO STREET CHURCH near Broad street,, on
Friday evening April Is, 1866 at o'clock. Proceeds
to be applied the purchase of books for the library
of the
MACHINISTS' UNION, No. 8, VA.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS,
To be had at the Richmond Musical Exchange and at the
Bookstores and Druggists generally. aplO-it
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

WILLIAM IRA SMITH Il CO.,
CT THE RS,
liz MAIN STREET.
WILLIAM J. GLENN,
l.. B. sTARKE,
R. A. SAUNDERS,
Can be found at the above house, and invite their
friends generally to call and
EXAMINE THEIR STOCK
Feeling assured that they satisfy the wants of all
In want of
SOMETHING REALLY NICE AND GOOD
In the way Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Janl6-n
MO HUMBUGl NO HUMBUGi
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
.. THE GREAT BARGAINS
SELLING AT
JACOB EZEKIELS, NO. Al MAIN STREET,
WHO is CLOSING OUT HIS PRESENT STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT, AND IN MANY INSTANCES LESS THAN
COST. TO MAKE CHANGE IN HIS BUSINESS ON THE
FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT. nov23-t
~ HALL HUTCHINSON,
Importers and Jobbers of
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell,
No. Pearl or Fourteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
We prepared with a large and elegant stock Of
Goods for the Spring Trade, and respectfully invite
examination by our friends and the trade generally
mh5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

One Million Dollars Worth Of
WATCHES AND CHAINS
... DIAMOND RINGS,
SILVER WARE,
&C., &c, &c.
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GIFT JEWELLERY. &c. y

>-<~~~~e~(~0~y~(->|~~
GREAT SALE OF Lu1 rdaIIL 4
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
JEWELRY 80!
.Ii 10 1fs.t1 ~-i.i-.
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rnNMERCE OF RICHMOND.

Exports from the port and district of Richmond,
Of articles the growth produce and manufacture Of
the United States in American vessels for the quar-
ter ending 3lst March, 1866;
Value.
To Liverpool. leaf tobacco, 343,3S4 lbs ; 1861
To Liverpool tobacco stems, 1859 MS $40
To Liverpool, -four, 400 bbls 4OOO
To Liverpool, cotton, 233O65 lbs lOoOI9
Exports, the growth, produce and manufacture OF
the United States, in foreign vessels, for the same
period;
To I ivernool leaf tobacco 2qI. g62 lbs $4,000
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1 I'D FOR THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.

A I'D FOR THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS.
In view of the fact that my publications are having
very great sale throughout the Southern States, by
which sale l. of course, am benefted-and In view OF
the present general suffering throughout the country,
deem il only fitting return that should contribute
liberallv-as | do most cheerfully-of my receipts to
such Southern charitable enterprises promise to be
efficient have therefore the pleasure of stating
that for PERIOD OF POUR MONTHS from and after this
date March 10, 1860 shall contribute
FIFTEEN PER CENT OF ALL THE PROFIT
On the sale of
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE LIST OF BOOKS,
"wIDOws AND ORPHANS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS ;,
OF THR SEVERAL STATES.
All canvassers WILL therefore, aid the suffering and
unprotected, while at the same time advancing their
'"'' ' C. B. RICHARDSON, Publisher.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN
To SILL THE FOLLOWING
VALUABLE SOUTHERN HISTORIES.
SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE WAR.
E. A POLLARD, Editor Richmond Examiner.
Two Vols, svo, about 675 pages each 81 so per Vol
WITH 30 SPLENDID STEEL PORTRAITS.
This is the only complete and authentic history oil
the Southern side published, extending, as 1t does rem
the beginning of the to the final surrender oil the
Confederate armies.
Mr. Polard's prominent position in the Confederacy
has enabled him to prepare work unequaled in accu-
racy and interest, and which is everywhere acknow
lodged to be the
STANDARD SOUTHERN HISTORY.
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ALL To BE SOLD FoR
ONE DOL l. Ar E A HI!

VVs,
MANUFACTURES AGENTS, No. l67 BROADWAY,
Beg to announce to the people of Richmond that they
have opened the large store No rs Main street. Dick
insons old stand, corner Exchange alley, as Branch
Establishment, for the sale Of the following
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

ARE YOU ms UREDi
THE ASSOCIATED FIREMgN's INSURANCE CON.
PANY OF BALTIMORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-11

75barrels Liquors, all grades
Fine and low price whiskey
Brandy, Gin, &c
This sale Will be very attractive, and well worthy
the attention Of large buyers
SC. TARDY CO.,
apl0-tds Auctoneers
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TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

We are authorized to announce that the pub
lication of the above well-known journal will
be resumed on Monday next. The Mercury was
for many years the leading political paper, not
only of this State, but Of the whole South, and
under succession Of able editors achieved
reputation as wide "a the Union, and ns lasting
as the history of the great political contest that
eliminated in the late civil war. 1t was origi-
nally published about forty years ago by Mr..
MoRPoRD, but first camo into notice during the
Notification contest, under the editorial man.
agement OF the late Hon. Henry L. PINcKNBY.
Among the names that have since added lustre
to its renown those Of JOHN A. STEWART,
JOHN MILTON CLArr and WM. Il. TABER. The
present proprietor, Col r. BARNwELL RHETr,
Jr., conducted the Mercury for some years before
the war, during the whole of that evcntful
struggle, and we doubt not that, by his expo
rience and ability, twill be enabled to retain the
prestige of the past, and secure success for the
future.
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THE N0i'oaGlRGp"b'ic0a (Washington}, J, speak
ing Of the elections, says The President is
calm and quiet as summers morning. The
result Of the elections confirms him more
strongly and determinedly in his patriotic pur-
pose and policy. Our convictions arc clear
that the final triumph Of those. high conserva-
tive principles guiding the Administration are
pointed ont clear as sunlight by the figures Of
the State elections which were held yes:cr-
day
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a MEASURE OF JUsTIcE.-It will be seen by
our Washington news to-day that the villain
named DUNHAM, alias SANFORD CoNovER, has
been presented by the Grand Jury ut Washing
ton for perjury and false swearing in the evi-
dence given by him before the House Judiciary
Committee and on tho assassination trials. The
evidence of this perjured wretch went far to
attach criminal blame to some of the innocent
victims of the military court that sat in the case
of tho assassination of the late Mr.. LINCOLN.
lie, also, was chiefly relied on in order to prove
the atrocious calunny charging Mr.. DAVIS with
completely in the same crime. Il is to be
hoped, now that justice has been aroused in
this villains case, that no stone will be left
unturned in the effort to bring him and his
abettors, in high places or in low places, to a
swift, prompt and deserved punishment.
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I1oR SALE OR RENT, THE vAnUAnLr

EOR SALE OR RENT, THE VALUABLE
l. SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION, known as
"Bugby This long-sctled tract contains about 1900
acres OF land on the head waters Of Wadnalaw
hecket Rivers, most of t being Wadmnaw, and tho
remainder extending over ON Johns Island thus nord-
ing fine range for stock of all kinds and abundant re-
sources for nannring the higher lands from which large
crops OF fine cotton and all kinds of provisions
toore been made. Tho only reason which induces the
owner ut this time to part with this property is that at
his present residence It s inconvenen to him to cult
vutc II.
For terms and further information apply to Hon. JOHN
TOWNSEND, Bdisto Island to THEODORE STONEY
Esq, Oharleston mth14s1 October 20
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A1O-0lM

$4,000
WILL BE ADVANCED TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
In sums of Two Dollars; and to families actually
aahertng, o larger advance will be made BounUes Co
orphans will 6o COLLECTED WITHOUT OHARaE
seo Dhdr0ed Soldiers In anothor column Of his paper
November 8 = yzfffn6s
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TAKEN UP.

TTMKNN UP THURSDAY, A LARGE RED
II COW on our place. sho destroyed crop. and
mo owner must come forward, pay expenses and tako
nor away. Apply ut Washington Race Course to JULI.
20 hdAYNANT q WARING. November IL
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FOR SALE.
November ID

ENIGIITNIIORsE ENGINE FOR SALE. WITH
~ BOILER, some SHAFTING, PULLIEs &c. Can
bo soon running. VIII sell cheap
November IL 3r CAMERON, BARKIF,Y & co.
IUNiE UNDERsIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
Il OR RENT his Plantation, on Combahee River
called Myrtle Grove, five miles from Green Pond station
on the Charleston and Savannah Iairoad conHi1s of
three hundred and y OF rice land on the be. pitch
OF the tide seventy acres of high land of quny
Tor cotton with unclcarcd und Dinc
lands attached For further particulars inquire ut the
Office of MCssrs. VIM. G. BEE Il Co. or at tho residence
of the subscriber, Whitehall Station Charleston and
Savannah Railroad JAS b. uEYWARD
November tb.tn1a
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stage, recently, wss continued before Justice
DODGE, Saturday afternoon, ut tho Jefferson Mar
ket Pohco Court Aftor tho conclusion Of the fur
thor cross-exaUiination Of Miss VIoroRIsE Irving,
the case was adjourned until tho morning of We'd
nesday, the s1st inst. Following tho examination,
an interesting lettor exhibited from the vcstry
of tho church, at Suffolk, Va, over which tho
reverend gentleman has beon pastor for several
years."
Rs5 III communications Intended for publication IN
his journal must Dc addressed TO The Edto, of he
Daily Ne,rs, No. 18 HaWc-street, Charleston, s. G.
business Communications to PubHshc,. Of D0ty
Ne,US.
Wocamnot undertake 10 return rejected con,naunicu-
TONS
Adrc'tiscments outside Qfhe ctty mast be accompa-
MED 7rih The cash.
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The following the Agents for this paper:
". A. HEMINGWAY, General Travelling and Collecting
,Agcut.
Rev. COLIN MURCHIsoN, General Travelling and Col
Jccjng Agent.
TOWNSEND {; NORTH, booksellers and Stationers
columbia, s. c.
O. D. GOODMAN, Cross Hin Laurcns District, s. c.
j. " NETHERS, Union, S. C.
Captain W. E. EARLE, Grconville, s. C.
COL J. ]. RYAN, Darnwen 8. c.
J.. DUBOIS Marion.
G. s. HARDY, Sandy Ford P. O., Madison Co., Fla.
PATRICK IIUYEY, Macon, Ga.
J. y II. WILLIAMS, Clinton, s. C.
u. Il. ALLEN, Chester c. H, s. C..
W. s. LANCE, Grallamvile p. O., Beaufor, S. c.
b. BRADFORD, WATERFORD, s. C.
H.. DAItR, Sumter, S. c.
THhD. c. ANDREWS Orangcburg, S. c.
]. NJ BROWN, "southerncr Office, Darlington, S. C.
NJ. NJ. QUINN BRO, Augusta.
J. II. ESTELL, Savannah Ga.
ISAAC DAvEGA, Agent i'll New York.
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THE HERALD

The II EKALU
US PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY C. H., AT
4 So per annum, and, having O large circulation
throIgh all the uppor and lower Districts OF the State
Affords great advantages 10 advertisers,
Rates for advertising very which apply
to our Agent, Mir. T. r. SLIDER, at the Mills House.
y THOS. F. Il r. H. 'GRENKRRR,
November Ii Editors and Propnetors
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EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT OF
REV. DR. MYERS.
fHtHE REV. DIR. MYERS HAS PLEASURE IN AN
Il NOUNCING that, having secured tho eligible prom
ises NO. rs GEORGESTREET, door east of King
his Academy Is now open for the reception OF pupils
Ihe valuable services OF Prof d. A. BURNETT, A. NJ
OF considerable experience In tuition and
graduate OF ono of the loading Universities Of the coun
have been engaged for assistance in tho duos of the
institution And the Principal feels sangune that the
entire arrangements thereof such as to merit and
gain universal approval.
Terms, well as all other particulars connected with
the Institute may be obtained application as above
c. a. NOISE Esq r. L. oGIER. MD.
THEO. D. WAGNER, ESQ. A. III. DELEON Fan
B. d. LAZARUS, Eco. tCHAS T. IOWNDFS Fan
JAMES MACBETH, Esq. EDWARD LYMAN, Esq.
OCOODcr II thm
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REMOVALS..


D0RCHER & HENRY HAVE REMOVED THEIR
A OInce from NO. ~ East Bay to SOUTH ATLANTIC
Whhht. thstu3 November Is
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MEETINGS..

RELIIfF LOAN hsSOCIhTION
FHNiE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET NG OF THIS AS
Il ISOLATION will be held ut MAJ onc Hall Ttis Erer
ing, 18th inst, at half past O'Clock.
few Shares OF ST ck will DO offered for sale
The Treasurer will receive during the day nj
tho Office Of VIM. Is. HERlOT& 6 CO. No u Bro.d street
and at the Hall previous to hour Of meeting.
WM. Il. SrEEDMAN,
november 10 Secretary and Treasurer.
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STOLEN.
SCHOOLS, COLLEOIIS, &c.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
- LADIES.
mi RS JOHN LAURENS. ASSISTED BY THE REV
lB- W. b. w. AOWE, at No. 10 Coming street.
Ieiin commanding October 1st, and ending July ist
For particulars apply as above.
October 1s th
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WTANTED.-A COMPETENT HOUSE SER
w Want. Certificate Of character required White
preferred. Apply at th1s ofilce November IA
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CARPENTERS wANTED.-A FEW GOOD
~ HANDS Apply to P. P. TOALE Horbeck's
Wharf at Ebaugh Mallonee's Yard.
NoTeInbor 15
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UNITARIAN CIiURCII-C . X II . Il TION
EOTICE.
MEETING OF THE CORPORATION OF THIS
N Church will be held This Ercning, at O'Clock,
ut the residence OF tho Chairman No 43 Calhoun Gt-c.
general attendance is earnestly desired.
November Is
COMMISSIONERS NIr FREE SCHOOLS.
A ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
IN COMMISSIONERS Or FREE SCHOOLS will be
held This Evening, at tho Normal School O'clock
. e MONTAGUE uRIMKE,
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GERMAN sCIIIIDrZEM 1.I.ur,

GERMAN SCITUIGTZEN CLUB.
A GENERAL, MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE
IA German Engine House Friday rczt, tho 10th
instant, at hnifpas O'Clock p A the election of
Directors and for tho transaction other business
The members requested to DO punctual in their
attendance. and to come prepared TO pay one years.
arrears The repalrB of tho Schuetzen place being now
nearly completed the Directory will elect iInined-
ately after their organization Place Keeper.
JOHN A. WAGNER,
november ID President.
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
IGNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL, BI,
IL resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN SRPTEAI-
BEt, and continue ten months The number of pupils
ia limited to twelve.
Tho Principal is graduate in honors of Cambridge
ngnd and has had moro than twenty years experience
as q teacher in the south.
Careful aud thorough instruction will be given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS Fronch and Spanish,
with complote course OF English studies, including
Mathematcs, Commercial, Arithmetic, and Book-Kcop-
ing.
Pupils will be treated in all respects members of his
family and will receive the undivided and attention
dies.
References.-To tho Faculty Of the South Carolna Uni
Verhty, and to present and former patrons.
signed. RICHiRD FORD A M
Ooiulnoia, hugust, 1866 stuth August IL
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LNSTINATES WANTED FOR PAINTING
~ Roof of the Citadel Square Church aud Lecture
Room. Estimates must be handed In on or before the
l7th inst Address WILLIAM g. HENEREY,
November II Chairman Committee on REPAIRS
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TO RENT. &c.

FINo RENT, TWO ROOMS, PLEASANTLY
Il located, with Pantry and Kitchen The rooms can
DO rented singly. Apply at No. 4s SOCIETY STREET.
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VlHE SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT. NoyEM.
eaoo bER E Sth win open NIGHT SCHOOL at tho Froe
will be taught BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, MATHE-
MAT1OS and ENGLISH. Torms moderate.
Iicted. "
Apply at the SCHOOL daily between tho hours of A.
NJ. and p NJ; aftor Up. NJ at No. OF COMING. STREET,
near Canonn A. DOTY, JR.
October 80 limo T. SHRnFESRE
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4 INABINETNIAKERS WANTED AT MACK.
~ EY BAKERS Furniture Warerooms Adeer Build
ing, corner of King and Market streete.
NOyembnr
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WANTED TO RENT-TEIREE ROOMS, OR
ONCE. l* NoyeInEcr 15
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WANTS..

WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w and do general housework for small family.
Liberal wages will be given to seady person. Inquire
November 10
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ENOR RIsNT.-FOR RENT, A LARGE AND
IL very desirable OFFICE ovor Banking House of p
Il keger, No. 10 Broad-street. Apply TO p II. KEaLER
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FHNO SENT.-THE THREE STORY BRICK
Il RESIDENCE, east aldo Of Meeting street and one
door south Of George street Is in thorough repair and
has been newly painted. October is
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN,
N PERIENCED in the cultivation
visions, offers his services for the MI
PLANTATION for the balance of thi
/ also have q general knowledge of
nees of Store, as have had four y
the commercial business, and have
cncs for either capacity. For further
FARMER, Charleston Postoffice.
NoYcmber 12
The national Republican., 1866-10-15
THE GOLD SPECULATING SWIM
DIE.

The Government has so far ferreted out
the author of the infamous gold speculating
dispatch to the Ledger, as to ascertain that
it originated with rebel correspondent here
to rebel paper in New York, and was tee-
graphed thence back to Philadelphia. The
correspondent was formerly in the employ of
the Few York Herald. He pretends that he
derived his information from another source,
but declines to name the person. If there is
is no law to protect the business community
against such lying swindlers, there should be
one enacted without delay. We shall give
further details at future day.
p. S.-Since the above was in type, we
have received dispatch from Philadelphia
giving the Ledgers account of the canard
The name Of the party to whom we refer
above is exposed. He acknowledges himself
10 be the author of the high-handed outrage.
He was known as the rebel correspondent of
the New York Herald, from Baltimore, dur.
ing the war. He is the man whom Mr.. BoUT-
WELL, Of Massachusetts denounced on the
floor Of the House as rebel reporter, to
whom Mr.. RooERs, of New Jersey, gave GER
tain testimony which he was reading when
Mr.. boutwell, seized it, FLINT is now and
has been for some time the Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Nsws. Heis a
smooth-faced, sly dog, and ought to be
watched