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IN ANTED-To Rent A ci.ttagc
W nice1y furnished With nj. tpot1erA ,mproye.
merits IN trsctaee lncsl1ty. Tue OF yefc cages
given. Address Dox :a5.1.9. ds;S
N7ANTED-To Rent-Tvo or
" more rcons IN private residence. furnished
rtn.ismau A., vile. adarrss ':,;'" roGn M ~,
k.aiEs, No. 80 South = ~Ater-it. 1S1l
, 1866-05-29

1tcls. ltch.! ltch.s. Scratch I
*cEATcuft ScEATcn!l.-Dr. DlanksE Itch Ccr7tc
viii cure :he Itch In 81 hours: al.o cure. Scald
llrad- sal. Nheum. and oil di-c.sc~ Of the ssln,
destroying mercury, ana are dangerous. Blatlk'.
C"n.,e contains no mcrcuIy, and II from dan.
:.cr. Prict BY mall Go cents pr box, or by czprce.
5 pr siu7cn. Sold hy Druggists generally At 81
cent? per bog. H. Scort1- IL K4n,Iolph street, Chi
'ae-, <:enc..l A,,:s::: r.n. tsox 1SS5.
, 1866-05-29

ncun7nc Tint The coal dealers OF this city hare re-
duerd the pnee Of Lhieh coal .Hee d.il1rs per sou
st ono fell swool,- 1t Is now quoted at S15,09.
O;he1 hard Goals arc quoted At SLIGO. Ii IL said
TIA aro'nir dtcue IS IN pro.pect, aud IN TACT We
now selling at tie mines at nruree u. low a. before
Tie wur,
, 1866-05-29

la1D on TIE GAxB1ERs.-Last night u dc,ach-
men, Of police uuder s'aptain Hickey made de-
scent on Lloyd Bowers gambling rooms. located
over M. Is Randolph street and captured tne FOL
ioNtns pansd persons: lane: Gore, Martin J, Nc
ueerGe s!uaonsop. James FIaukltu. Robert ro-ier
anu Ko!est lu 1ler. They ~rtr caEcn 10 tue Cen
!sal s'stion. ard aier giving bail IN the rum Of
SLl esch, weyr rclgased -
, 1866-05-29

WILSON'S 1xrRoEEp PLANNING M1LL-we cali
the attention Of our fradese 10 'he advertisement
OF the Gz=t psge Of this issue Of Wilson's Improve
utot on FnrTnw's surface. Ms. ". has added to
this ALREADY much approved tuEtaccr SIX vr-y im-
rGrian' Improvements, ahlch make III machiuc
alro.' lEvaushle for planning pnfpos-s. The e.
1shh.hmcut OF Ar WIl:ou Is At Mr.. I'll South
IIarE street.
, 1866-05-29

MuNcy on Warc&.on-r fscccipts.-I atn
rrruart. t. make liberal advances OH prodnrI' In
ssorc Of llur1cT & S'lr-rInan. e:sl South Nntcr
etnrs. s4AzaECs s11rEEAAS, = Dearborn street.
ES,H
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LOCAL MATTERS,

4 Cnrd Agents. 1N 19,R4 ctsys Of tho Na-
iiura Prize Concert must hnnd iu thir reports this
,Mrtay. Return early this morning a1t The nn.old
tlckcte. II. BRIAN.
, 1866-05-29

How to Dc%troy Ifat~ aud I1oache&.-
No article known If morc eaettual th,n BvHr'$
.on. and sold In la.Ec hoxc- for u csn,s. Ask tor
i'us4, anu II your druggist has not rot the article.
be can ohla,n It at once Of II SCOvll. wholesale
agent. .i Randolph ST., Chicago, III.
ap1. ISL -3lt "a nth
, 1866-05-29

pEKSONAI.-Fred Cl,yne, late
Chief BukIef T. Tho <th te.!naent Of Gen. Han--'
ckckta We Al,aT Eoa r. y 20 send h2
pape1s pleasc eoP5s "ss-0os*asnn
, 1866-05-29

HIotl aud FFccKIes.-Lndlcs Afflicted
With discolovatious on the facc callrd moth
patchts, or tsrcklet. should u.e perrys celehrated
Moth and Frcckle Lotion. II IL 1n,lilhlc. Prepa-
rid by Dr. u y. Perry, Dcrmatolos-t, 10 uoud
street, New York. Solt by ntl druggists In Chi
ca.o ard el.ewhrrr. if1ee r..
rnat S1l Ii SSul-4A-I.I1i
, 1866-05-29

cos.zGEu.-Dr. John Mccarthy, Late Surgeon
In the Twelfth Illinois Cavalry, and now United
states Examining Surgeon, sns, on the S0,h OF
March las, san,ou]s assaulted md hsutally b:atca
By one james Fitzgerald. 1oudy agsocia,e OF
thieves. IN saloon Oh Clask ttrect. Yesterday The
assus!ant convicted OF tho crime by The jury Of
'he l;ecosder. Court, and now avnl1s his sentence
IN the county Jail.
, 1866-05-29
Ui)ifa9o Mribune.
TUESDAY,, MAY g, 1865.
THE CITY.

D1tE HA1L-A meeting Of the Atlantic Base Bsll
Club WI, be held this evening, at in-1r room. 4. the
Ogden Stating Pzrk, al h.lrpa.t seven.
, 1866-05-29

Thy tlcra,c we closed hy Mf. MORRILL,, who
fn1imased his views IN rcald 70 certain points ard
eAPfes. cd The hope thai IN the course OF two or
three weeks tho tax on manufacturers could be dig
PET. ed with
The poin,. on which separate vates wcre desired
the ndmeut striking out ,he following psDv1so
4'rrHiutd, lunt no appeal ehali he allowed 10 any
parry sf,tx be shall ha,c ben Only asserted, and
ihe pntEal Isl containing the .%c~sulent h.s been
transmitted 10 the Collector Of tne df.trict.''
AM Edncnl rejected, and tic rrnvtso re-
s,ssk5nr out The paragraph imposing 4 ,ax
Q, ten per can't on miners Rejected. The
next v0*e vas on Inserting fn paragraph requiring
moIthl, rcror'* from cigar 1r,ascr'. proyso t1al
3oulueymcn ctCnf max. r. and apprentices whn
work tor othcr-, sFc not included IN the p.uyisfon
Ta.ktd hy thIee m1i1Iit! 49,.
The nc4' VOTE "as, on the amendment striking
th.. tux 10 n. sold. Agreed.
Ths ntxt vote "as on the amendment striking
H sed @ 10 p IS jo.sy
These antces se{e thsrefvr added 10 the free ltst
On motion Of Mr.. MORRILL, buns,lcs and ha..s
ol the En3sed ~,afc<. ana hammers made OF bunting
Of domestic manufacture. wctc added 10 the free
ilef. .......
The pcxt gotc was on the amendment reducing
'hc tax on smoking tobacco OF all KINDS not sweet
jce,eu BY IS majority.
III: next .o,e was on Mr. schencs's amcnduent
eord,nr 10 market value. The amendment VA:
The next vote was on the amcudmen, ,sktue
hcn thc SECRETARY Of the Treasury the appoinl.
1uent Of tptctsi Commissioner of Rcycnne. and
el,frg II to TIT FTsidcuf. BY and n..h the adylcr
and coEsent Of The senrtc. Rejected NJ y ms
,esi'y-
!, ne next vote was on he amendment offered by
Ar. Cobb. TO ffrake out The section providing fol
The appointment OF special lsssenuc Coram.s
sfencF- RtJrctcd bs 81 minority.
The next VOC oae on The amendment that Asars
sors list Of income saall bs pn y ihe pnbhc fos
KetPftt d hF IL m ,30fttr
, 1866-05-29

Go to Bangs, No SO mouroe..Strcef,fo
l'u d. MsEic Furnace, Laundry and iailos stoves,
Wafer Coolcrs. md Kitchen Fnrultule. d9ll.
, 1866-05-29

ITO RENT-A large, well estnb.
L lithod boarding house ID ! de,l,ao|c location,
South sIae. for rent with about $500 worth Of fnfnt
ture fur Ss'c. For particulars addisss N. S+ Til.
, 1866-05-29

TOR SALE-Horses-A fine lot
u Of Fo1srs, s1Ee heavy md souue nice sltgle
horses-chpap. Come snd kte. IOSSpH SMi-H'S
S.abey1S3 Washington street, CnIc.so, d7y1
, 1866-05-29

LEc7CRr-" To De Or NOT TO BE."-Dy epectal
iI,iss'i Ion Of Da:hawny L1dss. l. y. 1T. Rev. ].
". LarimtFe wiIl delises free public lecture this
evening IN The audience room ofthc Presbyterian
church on the corncr ot Harrison and Ua,stcaI
ss1scs.. All Good Tempar=. nd. nus OF ,h. cru C.,
AID The ecu u:uult; 6. \. 1ally ate insit, 4. T1c
tut;tcl oe u.coursc Will re: thu utir,u ii mau,
wnc1htE lie T., n biz pse-ent condition develop.
ment oi III. ION Animal creation; his rela,1en 10
Eimetlt and Inc Hines. with eFtcal reftrnce to the
temperance movement including the que-flen ..oes
the meM'vts hirot lat.les IN ont Gnoo ten,p1ar 90
cfetien rciRtd OF advance the Iutcrcsis OF the
c.pse!"
, 1866-05-29

T'O RENT-Handsome residence,
garden. fTnits &c.s 1yler and Hermit age
teh. II CARER u. Ha aRRlsOS, 81 DesFoorn,st.
, 1866-05-29

LAL Nt1EE1Un,
On TUrSnAl. Way aash, at sk o'clock. will be sold
ct kssctrnotS. 40 = l'cafuo.p stetf. ae.e
shi clef a.sori 0: rlt.h gu alnnt Ch
Sutt- IN three ald eight pieces Also, Cottage Enam-
eisd sutt pf ten pieces. pafloT suits IN OH
nlrI y ksr ane fIasr so:b; Elctant assortment or
Ladies f+!ltr utsk+. LlblAsy Book Gases, Hockiux
.na Eece:tion Chairs. Io7uses TErs1sh Easy Ch@Fs,
r. CtA,r.. Git .nd Valiant on fEsme MIrto-s. ~ltn
GILBERT SAMPSON,
, 1866-05-29

!TOR SaLE-Cheap-A onc-year
l. lease Of a1s,se ind pleasant b.sepess 81 16A
State street. Madison. Splendid locsttop. a1t
able tor all kind. nt business. viii be Aold im1edi-
atssisss sis;ss Rtnt very low. Inquire o. the premises.
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AN exchange says that Senator SUMNER
took "ccaSion the other day, when presenting
petition for the trial of Mr.. DAVIS by court
martial, to say that his trial before a Jury at
Richmond at the present time, would be one
of those great comedies which will hereafter
excite the derision of the world. This fop.
pishE and feeble pedant, who aspires to be the
remodeller of republican institutions, and the
leader of the party which essays to govern
the country by the sublime moral ideas on
which il. claims to be founded. and who has
published a volume of speeches, one of which
is devoted to proving that all wars are wrong, n
and bloodlettiDs Tor political purposes a mon.
strous crime, prefers that the DAVIS trial
should be by court martial, that it may be
transmitted to history as one of those great
tragedies which will hereafter excite the hor.
ror Of the world.
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testimony offered. We only advert to the
matter in this connection, because tho evil
dence givon in this case has revealed state
of things roprehensible to any community
There arc many such places in this city, and
they are in almost every case kept by colored
persons. Tho city police occasionally mako
arrests; tho parties arc brought before the
Provost Court, and some slight ponalty is de-
creed against them, which, however consonant
with abstract Justice, is nevertheless entirely
inadequate to obviate the continuance or
repetition of the offence.
And this, doubtless, will continue to be the
case rs long as we shall have tho present
anomalous duality in tho administration of
justice. Why not let these parties be brought
before tho same tribunals as whites and tried
by the same code J.? Let ono measure of JUS
tice be meted out to white or black. Justice
and equity know no distinction of color.
These nuisaHces are loudly complained
against, and it is said that every community
has it within its power to abate them. This
is considered one of the organic laws of So
ciety. And yet such is the present conglom-
crate system of our oivico- military police,
that this community is powerless as to any
means wherewith to protect itself from evils
of this character.
In view, then, of all these considerations
and difficulties, it is greatly to be desired
that the United States District Court in This
city should be opened. The Civil Rights Bill
invests it with jurisdiction in oil cases in
which colorod persons are concerned Its
proceedings, therefore, will harmonic the
justice administered to white and black. We
have heard numerous inquiries made in re-
gard to this Court, aad know it is the general
desire of the entire community that its por-
tails be at onoo opened for the reception and
hearing Of Causes.
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OH A r L E.S TON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 30, 1855,
NUISA NOES

In our issue of yesterday, we published an
abstract of several cases lately tried in this
city by Military Commission. We propose,
to-day, to offer e few remarks on the subject,
suggested on reading these proceedings.
The first case-that of the freedman Alfred
Pelot, who was charged with the murder of
a colored woman-was one that offered much
food for thought. With the guilt or inno-
cence of the accused we have nothing to do.
Whether or not he was the murderer of Eliz-
abeth Williams, is not germane to our present
purpose. 1t is proven that this woman came
to her death in consequence of injuries re.
ceived at ball in State-street, on the 10th of
April last. The place is described as an
eating-house. We know nothing of it, except
what transpired in the evidence offered before
the Commission. The assembly was clearly
of the character usually denominated disor-
derly, if not disreputable. The appearance
of the witnesses in this case, who had been
present at the ball mentioned, and their char
acter, as far as that can be inferred from their
testimony, all 90 to confirm this view.
1t can scarcely be necessary for Us to for
maliy 60 to work to prove that house or
assembly Of this character is a nuisance, and
indicteble as suoh.. The case needs but to be
stated to Garry conviction to every mind,
Of course, we do not wish to be understood
as implying that Military Commissions are
responsible for this state of things, or that
this particular Commission could do other.
wise than acquit the prisoner Pelot upon the
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so UTHERN RAILROAD CONNECTIONS
.. WITH CINCINNATI

We see, by Nashville paper, that the fol-
lowing gentlemen from Mobile are on an ex-
oursion to Cincinnati to present the claims of
Mobile as being the most direct for railroad
connections from that point to the Southern
valley of the Mississippi and tho Gulf. We
would suggest to our delegation the necessity
of stirring themselves
'sHon. Milton Brown, of Alabama; Col. George
8. Gaines, Mississippi; P. Hamilton, Mobile; Col.
John Forsythe, Mobile; James D. johnson, Mobile:
Ex-Governor John j.. McRae, Mobile; Charles E.
Rushing, A. Y. p; Abram Murdoch, Columbus,
Miss Col. Eli Abbott, Miss. @. W. Williams,
Miss:; Dr. Alexander Jackson, Tenn; Major R.
y. hurt, Tenn.; J. w. Dearman, Tenn; William
Cook, Kentucky"
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THE A TLANTIC CABLE

The London correspondent of the Boston
Post says that elaborate preparations are
making to lay the Atlantic Cablo again, and
hopes are entertained that such improvements
have been made since the last attempt as will
render success fur more probable. The whole
machinery for giving out and for picking up
the cable has been modified and tested bv
many experiments. Two high-pressure boil
ers have been addad, and will be at least six
times the strength of the breaking weight
In the last trial, no preparations had been
made for picking up the cable out of the
ocean this will at the next be obviated, Am,
pie provision has been made TO aoaoynn,;sb
this purpose on the Great Eastern. The yes-
sci itself has been made far more practicable
for the object aimed at. Her keel and hull
have been very minutely cleaned, and they
are now amply fit for service. 1t is antioi-
pated that she will now be able to move at a
speed of nine knots an hour, even against the
sea. The Med,Oay, vessel of some 1923
tons, has been chartered to go in company
with the Great Eastern, the former CARRYING
several hundred miles of the old cable, to
provide for emergencies. Should success
full voyage be made, this cable will be trans
ferred to the Great Eastern. The Great East
ern, it is estimated, will be some seventy days
out of the British port, and she will sail from
Sheerness late in June or early in July. 1t
will take three days to reach Beerhaven,
where she will lie nine days for coal. Fif-
teen days will carry her to Trinity Raw and
five will be allowed for prospective delays.
1t is hoped, therefore, that by the beginning
of August messages will pass between Great
Britain and America. The Great Eastern
will take in coal again at Trinity Bay, then
will assist the Medaoay in graphing, and will
return to Trinity Bay to lay the old cable.
Twelve days more is allowed for her to re-
turn to England, 80 that she will again reach
those shores the middle of September.
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DANA.

We see it stated in the Chicago Journal,
that CHARLES A. DANA-infamous, libellous,
slanderous DANA, applicant for Collector of
New York, eto-has been compelled, by the
stockholders of the Chicago Republican, to
resign the position he holds upon that paper
as editor in chief. He needn't apply to us
for a place.
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CHE QUARTERmAsTER's OFFICE.
DEPARTNIRNH

CHE QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON. s. c., May "a, 1866.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIYED AT
y this Office until IL O'Clock NJ on the Ist dav nj
June next at which time they will be opened for tran
porting Within the city limits a tho stores for which
the qua rtermasters Department may be required to
transportation. The contract to remain in force
for three months. ~
BIDDERS will state the price per load for which they
VIII iurnish trans poration The average daily number
OF loads hauled in the last three weeks has been two
BIDS deemed unreasonable will be rejected
froposals must DO addressed to The and
endorsed proposals for furnishing Transportatio3
O. W. THOMAS,
May 20
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81 dG COMMUNICATIONS tntenued for ytUauussor In
this journal must De addressed to the Editor of
the Daily Netos, No. 18 Halne- street, Charleston,
.. @ business COIinlusio atoms to Publisher OF
Ddily Ne,os.
We cannot undertake to return rejected oommuntcn-
tons. .A.Ts q
Advertisements outside of the city must be acoonpa-
MED toih the cash.
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PROPOSALS FOE LUMBER
SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
~ the tenth l0th day june 1866 for furnishing the
LUuowlpg amounts and description of Lumber to the
Chnrleston City Railway Company VIZ: ~ ~
4l25 Pieces 4YG, % feet 6 inches long
7O00 Pieces 4I7, feet 6 inches lonG
Bald Lumber to be Of good and approved onaliv. In
DO delivered on or before the first (Is day of Septem
per- at the Car Factory of Messrs Wharton e. Petscb
Line-street ''en'
by order of the Board
j. RAVENEL MACBETH,
May 23 ~ re Hn,e
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CHEF oUAnTERMAsrER's OFFICE

CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
DEPARTMENT SOUTH CARoLINA
Charleston. 8. O., May l6, 1865. }
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
Office until 10 o'clock, NJ, Tuesday, the 9th day
OF June 1866 at which time they will bo opened for
furnishing the Quartermasers Department City
with OAK AND PINE WOOD, until January lat 1867
Deliveries to be made on South Commercial Wharf
by the Depot Quartermaster,
The quantity required monthly will probably be abou
Cords of Pine.
Bidders will state the price per cord Of the kind
Wood that they propose to furnish
Two good Bureties In the sum of One Thousand Do
ars each to be named In the bid, will be qured for
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Bids deemed unreasonable will be rejected.
proposals must be addressed to the ldersgned and
Marked proposals for Furnishing Wood"
q. W. THOMAS,
Brevet Lent. Col. and Chief Quartermaster,
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WANTS.,


p SSS Hsas %sT
SITUATION WANTED.-yvANTED, By A
~ ~ young lady situation in gonteo family, to do
STREET. south side. near East LAY. II May so
WANTED, A CAPABLE WOMAN, twBITE
to Wv s,1 or c,11ioqreal us COOK, WASHER, and iRONER
commended. Apply at No. Liberty street "''' ~
0ANDY MAKER wnNTED.-wANrED
sSSs SS % ssfas Apply "
May 25
XNANTED, a STORE ON KING sTRExT,
w between Liberty and Market sreets. Address
May 28 INV Pavilion Hotel.
WANTED. BYA YOUNG MAN, n NATIVE
w Of this city. o situation in Lolcsalo Retail
and IL thoroughly acquainted with it in a its branches
Address Roma at this office. 3 May 2s
WANTED, BY WHITE WOMAN, A
as Cook Washer and Ironor. She would bs viii
6s sk ssp s to make herself generay useful Apply at
and Oourier. NAV oa
WhNTED, GERMAN COUPLE-TIIE
male to act as gardener &C.; the woman to do the
1.-TWO Two ,e CAPABLE ;p WHITE GIRLS OR WOMEN AS
is perfectly healthy. Liberal wages and travelling ex-
HENRY COBIA CO.,
May ~ No. &c Vendue Range.
WTANTED, $4,000 AGENTS. TO ENGAGE
w Nv in light, useful and permanent employment
business entirely new. No jewelry agency h,imbug
s2oO t. $500 PER MONTH a0ARANTEED. Evory
person, male and female having few hours daily to
spare. should send for particulars.
Address, With stamp, G. W. JACKSON & CO.
. Postofice Box No. 1348, Baltimore, Md.
may 10 limo
A GENTLEmhN. FORMERLY AN Of
"a FlCER Of the Quartermaster's Department. u g.
A. thoroughly acquated with the routine the yari-
GUS Departments ut Washington offers his services in
the adjustment of Claims against the Government
Government Securities OF all kinds bought and sold
Apply to CLIFFORD h MATHEWEs
may limo No. 81 n Broad street.
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS
GEN. (STONEWALL) JACKSON.
BY PROF. r. L. DABNEY, D. D., OF VIRGINIA
THE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE MINOR
iAL HERO. Tho only edition authorized by his
widow: The author personal friend and Chief of
Stad OF the Christian Soldier Carefully revised and
corrected by General R. E. LEE. We want an AGENT in
every county. Send for circulars and see terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
No. 2l4 Seventh-street, Richmond Va
may ~ limos
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TO RENT, Go.

o. x 10 1T. COMFOkTABLE TWO
j. STORY HOUSE, Containing four rooms and a
knGpen p Apply at No. IL AMHERST srREET to RIOH-
May0
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'No nENT. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
4. Apply at this Office. g. May "a
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A GENTLEMAN, FORMERLY AN Of
"A FICER of the Quartermasters Department, U. g.
A. thoroughly acquaibted with the routine of the yar
ous Departments at Washington offers his services in
the adjustment of caims against the Government
Government Securities OF all kinds bought and sold
Apply to CLIFFORD h MATHEWEs
may limo No. 81 n Broad street.
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ITO RENT, IN BROAD-STREET,A A NEAT
Il COTTAGE, sustable for o small family-furnished
or unfurnished. Rent moderate. Apply at this Office
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N|AHTED, STORE ON KING STREET.
w between Liberty and Market streets. Address
T. F. ELLSWORTH,
May ~ INV Pavilion Hotel
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no RENT.-THE DESIRABLE aTOR r.
Il No. 167 Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
Apply On the premises. ApriI ia
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WANTED, SITUATION AS WET NURSE
apply at the corner Smiths Lano and Kiugst.
may ~
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

words, in which she would give her
views expression. And how do you
think she delivered them? She got up
and said, "Ch, Mr.. Tyrawiey" and
burst into tears.
If a proud woman's pride is a shield
to thee, o man, against the arrows of
love, remember that if she ever throws
it away-after she has compelled you to
acknowledge It's value-yoll are both left
utterly defenceless.
Frederick Iyrawiey capitulated at
once. They areto beInarried this month.
And if Mr.. Tyrawley does not, at some
future time, achieve a reputation which
no mystery can cloud, it will not be Mrs.
TyraWley's fault.
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Rev. Henry Giles still continues
utterly disabled from literary labers,
and in destitute circumstances. at his
residence in Quincy, Mass.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

The annual increase in the capital OF
Boston is estimated at thirty millions ii
wear.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

The public schools Of the city Of New
York costs So, 500, 900 year.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-11-08

There was heavy fall Of snow in
Vermont on Friday last.