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THRogGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND IIW YoRK.


~ = IS
nj Trains sstyssn w..hinstonI and ss1 Tors are
FOB NEW YORK, Without chang. Of cars.
Eesvs daily texcept Sunday at - .. N. and s:N
IoR NEW YORK. changing cars at Pbilss.l.
L.s,s daily ts,esps ssna.yI .. HIS .. N. an
Le.ys as,ly t.IcsIt sunday d ~ ana n:u q.
n, and <=o and 6;S ,. m
L..,. for New f Hs s ..s PsI.a.,,A,. ., ESQ.,.
s,Isspins e.. for New York on 60 ,. =. u.,
,dI. ss5oosh setss. e PhiI.dslsh,. s.- Yea. q
,ssn IsisEr.ss s building, Psansyivanis avenue.
e., See Bsltiner: and ehie R.i,rosd sAvsrtiss.s.s
s0r sSnsduis hstysen washinstos, Baianors, An
sMITH M.sssr Of rranspors.s,ou.
eesu enc. 16osTis;.I As. as., w AS;n.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r ROAD
q
On and after Monday, Lssru.ry lath. tvo daily
.;. sI 70 sss as E &c :
follow:
Leave wsshingto. daily except ssoday a q. n
an and arrive At Lynchburs Al se , n. -
Lese y! nenon1s az O. n and arrive ct Wssh-
'ns''n 81 EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily (includins Sunday N
g. 10 p. m, and arrive at LynchburG st 6 90 a. m
utesse Lyncheare 1t SO .. N, and arrive %
Both trains make close Connections ct Lynchburs
Tor Gil points South and Southwest, and st Wash-
fngtsR for North and Northwest
Ftrst-eiass Sleeping Gam will be attached 70 the
fiji. road is attractive. not only for iu comfort.
ths new hi,soTie locslit,es Of !.irf.H, Ball Ran,
pepper, Orange and Gordonsviile places on inper-
Unable interest in the popular mind.
Through tickets to all points South and south.
west may be had in Boston, New York PhiIsdeI.
phia and Baltimore, and NJ the ofhces Of the rosd
In Washington and Alexandria.
M HRoADCs, General Ticket Agent,
HSr Alexandria, Va
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WAsHINGroN, d. c., April ., 1855
S1ALED PROPOSALS will be received Al the
Washington Arsenal until the 10TH OF MAY for
rebuilding carriage house. For further p.rticl-
lars, inquire Of J.G. BEETOE,
sp Sotd Rrevet Colonel, Oommauding.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
lvl WASHING TON, d. c., May 4, 1876
Proposals viii be received until IL CLOCK m On
the nth Instant, for grading b street south from
Pennsylvania avenue TO 9TH street east.
The surplus earth, IL any, must be Deposited
wherever the Commissioners may direct
grading. t. E. BAREGS,
Commissioner Of Vifth Ward
W, A. rLETCHER
ny 2-dtd Commissioners Sixth Ward
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"a curious accident happened on Broad.
noay af'ernoon. A man tearing down
me sidsvalls Of q seven .story house uear
bIoome street. partially suspended from q
tope nsa round his body, missed his footing on
me wall, AND was nearly hung 70 death before
waist 10 his neck, where the moose t,ehtened
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MAYoR's erFIeE.

|" AIO66 0IIl6G.
PROPOSALS VILE III Ri Oh HfsFl r. ~
u O'Clock N; on MONDAY, the It'll day Of Nay
next Tor Grahiog Six teenth street vest, fren
eeenueetfs avenue 70 street north.
bisoen VII state the price Der olbto yard for
cutting or filling.
Only that which measures NEST to be paid for
Oemmtssioner may direct
No Eart Of the appropriation will be Daid until
the work 10 approved BY the Oom1issionsr and
JOHN W. DYER,
ap D. cost Commissiouer First ward
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OY 0RIIG WILLlA06. Auctaousers
- No. s26 corner 7th and streets.

X 0A1b0 - " AuCo00o0fD.
II No. s26 corner 7th and . streets.
TWO VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS,
frontins on north 2 street, near the corner Of I'd
street wet. ct auction.
'front.' Of the premises. at O'Clock p. m, two hand
some Building Lots. having front Of % feet each
running back 90 feet lol inches TO an alley, being
Terms One third cash; balance in 6, L. end Is
mouths, for notes bearing interest; Q deed Given
sno deed Of trust taken. An convey sneinG and
feyenue stamps At the cost CT the purchaser Title
inclspItasle. $50 70 be paid down on each LOT
Sn.n TIE property is ksecked Of.
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kI 9kEEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueerp.
No. S26, corner sf TN and . strssts
GS4s: 1RSEITiTSSs T1A al E BgIER
WEsr EES nth AND 18TH sTREETS
%, On TUESDAY, the first day Of Nay next, ., 6
ssnd h snSt,e,snali cell. on the premises, Lott
FEET front eseS q square No ISL, haviss Is
syns e ~ mS.,9g them handsome buiidina iots
month"; ssnnr -" cab; baaEoe in sI and twelve
M e., Al &c SsnvySncns and revenue stsm,s a
SSEEs &fiG GisS asa; nc. sold
- The ABOVE SAIL IL PosrpoNrn ov
account Of the rain until TUrsDSY ~ ~ On
stant. same hour And l,sc: 'ns s'n IN
my I'd GREEN 4 WILLIANs
RY JAS. o. MCGUIRE { CO., Aaeso,....
SALE OF oUARRY TOOLS. STONE w.oo..
HOUSES: gHEDe, &c, sVAs'
On N0HDAY MORNING, Nay Z, counan.s
at ii o'clock, We shall sell, At tbs Quarry - Sn$
Greek. Just above Jyoab Mills N i = '- SSA
A. full set o. Quarry Tools u
ASost - 1sreIss q arst quality Blue Pavi,e
One iarss Erase gAanty ana Stable az
One Pe1teoa Bridge, built TO order, &e -
Blaekynith b Shop. fully eauilpel
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SALl OF SPADES, sHovILs, &c.

C@'o QsarteTMastr's 0&ee, D2os af Washisstos.(
win b. sold a. sres D 1r e. ASri 70, ssS
Captein D. g. Thomas. military storskeepsr ct
S1ctninE depot, Arnory Square, this city, on mon.
"a LAY ~, 1885, ct 10 O'Clock .. m,
HUG SPACES, new;
$500 .hoft handled and 800 long handled SHOW.
els, new; and ~'
g Sibley Tents, worn.
These spades and shoyels are frsm the best man.
ages
Tent. win be sold sngiy; spades and shovsis In
goods.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
d. Fl. RUOKER.
Brsvst Major Gen. and Chief Quartsrnastsr,
ap ~ Vtd Depot Of Washinrtoa
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MAYoRs OFFICE. CITY HALL,

" AIUhN OEEIUE. CITH HALE,
M ,1rn S ssopNsT.Ss 2; e April s.sh 1885;
O'Clock II. for constructing 9 CaussWay across the
vest end Of the canal from the pier ct the foot Of
18th street to Monument Point
Specifications in detail. with forms Of proposals,
may be had on or after the S0th lest, on applica
canal, street, near 18th
FNo bids. will be considered except such q are
submitted on the ofici.l form.
RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor,
&ANpOLPH C0YLE, Water Registrar,
WIN EORSYfH. City euryeyor.
DAVID HEPBURN, Canal Commissioner,
VIM ID. WISE. late Canal Commissioner.
Ap 25-dtM6 Intel and Columbian
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One "Pelton's Eight horse Power ;" with bear
ings and bolts, shaftinss, gearings pulleys, &C.,
One Worthington Steam Force Pump, capable Of
forcing twelve thousand III eo0l gallons OF water
Per DAY; AID many other articles not enumerated
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Stores will be delivered on the wharf of the Gies-
boro' Depot. free Of expense to the purchaser.
The purchaser will be allowed a We 90 days from
date OF sale, tn which to remeve the stores. A
boat for Giesboro' will leave the 9th street wharf
every hour during the days Of sale.
JAMES A. EKIN,
BFevet Breadier General in chares
~ sd Iirst Divinon. Q. II. g. o
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- sase has been Tried before full iur,
freedman threw stone n another freedn.n
who retafiated in kind, striking his assaiian
IN thu bead and in1iicring . severe Wound
The fnJured man died, and the matter wa,
triai was had with twelve freedmen for inrv
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* 70 ASA sJE ~
RH.tLoE
= AZ siss Z E-a Gscs.ss .tss.s4 50 80
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WHAT TIE sg.ssoEsss EAT II TIE sAnAs'

nm VA or THE REoELLl0H. ny Henry
u iii1stTsssd. DeolittlsS Social Life in
6SapS; ! ysis. q nssls Life. y The author q
~ t1AlCI fASLoH.
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U,TSs avrsse ofiifs in Great Britain 3

~Govsrpor jenkins, Of Georxia, Aas an
plisd % 6eperaf Thomas for troepe 70 be sen,
- Fannin county, Horthern Georgia, 70 ourli
distufhsnces. which the Authorities are power.
hese 70 rspIess. rlssa. isg.FA - =
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DR.. Franklin and the South Caro-
lima Planter.

friend relates to that the Summer before the var
at the house OF hospitabe South Caroinian planter
he was up one morning with the and was about To
venture forth on morning walk, when he was checbed
by the planter at the door, I fGH ; -
"You cannot pass, Sir. Too early"
''Too early Why my dear Colonel, what SAWS DR..
franklin ?" ~.
Early to bed and early to rise win make n man
healthy and wealthy and wss'"i ytDf !;
VERY hne. sir; but all faaoy. Early rising and tho
Inhalation, upon an empty stonnaoh Of the morning.
malaria Of this country North And South have boom
the death OF thousands-the death OF thousands air
from the time oftoaptain John smth to this day. Wait
till afsor breakfast fortiy your stomach with cup OF
hot conee and then the noIioua vapops Of tho night
being e1hAled by the sun, we win take morning
ride" q ..''' : 80 =,
y"snt, my dear Colonel; am always fortified with
wine. elass Of HosTRTTRR's oELRBRATED STOMACH
B1TTRRs" .atrI ~ - -. !H-- -'|70
Ah, then sir you miy stick to DR.. Franklin. Hos
tetter agent st Charleston pupples me. and ana AZ
psoang 9box to-day VIII my wagon. Those Bittors, .
hnd sro pure protosiengainst all the fovers resulting
from malaria. Doctor franklin hods good, sir oven IN
he svanaps Of South Carolina II fortified with Hostea
tEoss bitters" Mey1
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, THE WORLD RENOWNED
AHtrologst and Bomnsmbulisc Clatrvoyant, while In
carvoyant state deneaes the very features OF tho per-
son you are to marry aud by the aid of instrument
OF intense power, known the Psychomotrope guar
antees to produce perfect and felke picture Of the
future husband or wife Of Che applicant with date IL
marriage occupation, lsding traits Of character 40
This 10 no impoaton, testimonials without number
assert By satipgploe Of birth. age, disposition
color OF eyes and hair and enclosing Atty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you win no
ceive the picture by return mall together with desired
Address in confidence Madame GERTRUDE REM
INaToN, p. o. Box 2s7, wess Troy, N. z. Na
May 8 3. ~ tntb,er,,
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OBITUARY,

OBITUARY.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE, on tho morning of tho 9Th
DsS,emoer .o., 1860. MRS HARRIET NJ. COLLIER In the
II the resurrection and the Iife he that beIeyetb
blessed be the name of the Lord for "He is faiu that
promised" T| ~
Dearest motheri thou has Left us,
For home with God above;
BE In wisdom has bereft us
OF thy ever-watchful love;
Protn Proiso tsy ~ dying n ss,S lips soitly fell
We would not wish thee back again;
Though We sadly miss thee here;
my Christian counsels we'll retain,
And with thy faith, wander near
The throne OF God, where thou dost dwell
And say HE doeth all things we'll"
May thy loving spirit hover
Round thy earthly children still:
Whispering words Of comfort ever
strengthening us to do hts will.
And may our voice with anthems swell
In praise che doeth all things wel.'
Round thy grave wen often gather,
s,rewing II with flowers brlaht
On wings OF Faith, ere they wither,
Wen tread with Thee fields Of light:
Where flowers immortal Angels tell,
Ne'er fade: "He doeth all things well''
Farewell, motherl tits our prayer.
When lies closing scene is nigh,
Our souls to meet Good on high
Win this bright hope-mother, tdreigeHi
We ksoo: "He doeth oil things we'll"
Mss+ss.
DIED, May let, 1866, JOANNA MALVINA, only child
OF W. F. and MELISSA HATCH, aged year and 81 days.
OF breathe not her name let It sleep in tho shade
Where, cold and lonely; her relics laid:
Sad, silent and dark. be the tears that we she'd
tue nght dew that falls on the grass Ger her head
But the nghtdew that falls though in silence it weeps
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where she
nd the tear that she'd though in secret it rolls
Shall long keep her memory green in our souls.
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ARRIVAL OF MBs. JEFFERSON DAVIS AND CHILD
AT FoRrREss MoNRoE.-The Fortress Monroe cor.
respondent Of the Norfolk Virginian, of Thurs
day, says: - ..,
Mrs. Jeffsraon Davis, accompanied by two SER
wants and her youngest Child an interesting little
girl about two years DID, arrived here at an early
hour this morning, on the steamer Adelaide, from
Baltimore, Md. She proceeded to the Hyeeia Ho-
tel, which stands few feet from where the steam
ers land md remained in the sitting room for
several hours. After eating breakfast. she was
called upon !by Major Muhlenburg, of the Fifth
United States Artillery, and subsequently by
Lieut.. Fessenden, Of the same regiment, and an
aid on General Miles staff who conveyed to her a
message from the General, and escorted her into
the Fortress
What transpired after Mrs. Davis entered the
Fortress is, OF course, unknown Just at present
Immediately on receiving the gratifying intel-
gence OF the permission allowed her by President
Johnson to visit her husband confined here Mrs
DAVIS commenced getting ready for her journey,
and left Montreal, where she has been stopping
Tor several weeks past, on last Monday afternoon
at = O'clock: She made no stoppage on the way,
put came through direct, and made very quick
travelling time.
The conditions OF her Welt, and the privileges
winch Will bo extended to her during its continu-
ance, are subjects OF considerable speculation.
SHOULD she remain here any length of time she
VIII probably make her home at the residence of
Dr. cooper, Post Surgeon, near the Fortress.
AS before remarked, Mrs. Davis is ACCOMPANIED
by only one OF her children-the youngest of the
family. Two OF her children remain in Montreal.
attending school, snd the third is in the hands OF
friends. a.. '.... 80, : - ~N'~NS NN
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The FOLLOWING card we find published In the
Anderson Is. C,) Appeal of the I'd inst. 49,.

ANDERSON O. H., 8. c., May LIST, 1866.
1t Is due me 10 say in parting with the people of
Anderson, Hthat during my stay among then,
can say with all oandor, as far as nv experienoe
goes they are we'll disposed and accept the aitua-
ton in good faith. . 0
Accept our thanks for the honor paid u.s.
i.r.t~". 'n tpa J. O. LIVENSPARCER,
. -. NEf .. ,-'t .NF. 1t. 25th Ohio v. " Ilp
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Into FfarlEsts.

C1,sotisHATr, May 4LFidir 1it1nsr and inbettef "
Inand;Esuperane So 60@8 75; extra 80 60E91o Wheat
firm t full prices. Corn and Oats duia but pfisss
are nott'leNer. Rye. aO@S5e. whiskey Vnohahged
Provisions rmer and actvs Mess Pork sold at s1 90
@so. the latter nre extreme rates; bulk meatg
Lard advalced To- eBd IL in large demand Bacon Arm
shoulders 18o, slider 1870 and olear sdes
cured hams 2l@22c. and IN active demand. No change
in other articles. Gold, 127.
LOUISVILLE. Msy 4.-Tobacco Sales Of 1856 hhds leaf
tobacco Light lugs, town sso. Cottont5000 bales mid
tdling for future delivery, at 300. ProyiBions-Aesg
pork held ut spa Bacon shoulders 1906 oear aides 1
Eour-superaae 81 o.: Corn e7c. Oats at 40. Lard
falling; eight feet on the canal mark. III -
CHICAGO. May A.-Flour advanced 10 to 15c, closing
firm 80 to 10 25 for spring extras Wheat quiet
81 b4H to SAX for No J. and 81 OF to 101s for No q
Corn declined 10. closing Of 3 to A8o for No il and
H to 4Ho for No O. Oats steady at 20 to 800 for No
md 24H to 28 for No. O. Highwines nominal at 50 al
Provisions Arm; mess pork $29 80 70 90 Lard Arm Of
-four, $500 bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn and 49,
900 bushels oats. Shipments3500 bbls flour, 81 600
bushels wheat 600 bushels corn ana 900 bushels
oats. iu. -G
MILWAUKEE, May -4.--Flour firm. Wheat Arm at
81 82S to 81 G9E for winter receipts and 81 68 to
81 81 for summer receipts Receipts 1900 bbls flour,
33 001 bushels wheat, Bhipment-2200 bbls -four and
1000 bushels oats, ,hr'd us4
BT. LOUIS, May 4-Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
extra club in elevator 81 nj other grades unchanged
Corn Arm at '87nto 74o. Oats Arm and unchanged.
Whiskey easier at $2T
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.-Coton easy sales to day. 1900
bales weeks receipts 1858 bales agnnst sos last
week; weeks exports 1862; stock, 166497 bales Gold
128h. Sterling Exchange 1881. Now York Sight Rx-
change x premium. Freights dull and unchanged.
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Foreign News.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Lste foreign news an
nounces the arrival out Of o steamer with the
passengers Of the missing steamer City of Wash
ington, the latter having been overtaJen OF aea
disabled and under sail. ..
The Reform bill has passed the House OF Com
mons by majority Of five. 1t is asserted that all
dangers Of German war has been removed.
Political interest in England all centres in the
fate OF the Reform bill. The United States steam
chip Kearsage is still at quarantine, near Lisbon,
with the yellow foyer on board; fourteen Of her
officers and crew having died OF the,disease.
The local authorities at various English ports
have received instructions to take precautionary
measures against cholera.
Consols closed at London, on the 27th April, ct
86E to ~. U. s. 5-2Os. at 70 to 70l. ,.. ..
Prussia objects to disarming her forces while
Austria continues to maintain ornaments on the
italian border. ..,...... ..
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1S Tho Friends OF tho ommunity of
Sisters OF Our Lady OF Mercy respectfully invited
to attend the obseques OF Sister NJ soHoLAsTIcA at
st 9oseph's Church, This Morning. at Nine O'Clock
Mays
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CO. The Relatives md Friends of MIRA
FREDERICK sHAFFER and family, and OF Mr. w. H.
sHARFER invited to attend the Funeral sorvices Of
the Infant Son of the latter their residence
Calhoun and Pittstieets, at Four O'Clock p M Tki,
Day. stSt 1S mavs
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v1oKssuRa is Ia state1 Of sad disqniet from
the rowdyism Of disbanded soldiers, The Herald
Gays that, last Thursday evening, . number Of
these persona created disturbance, and because
The police attempted to- discarge their duty and
arrest tho offenders, they were turned upon BY
nearly . whole regiment and driven away, tho OK
military firing upon and badly beating aon,e OF
their number. The evening. previons, ~ number
OF fghts oecurtsd between The sons of aarsland
the negroes. The military authorities appear to
have been quiescept during all this excitement.
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PURE EssiscE OF CoFFEE.--The Cincinnati Ga
zette says that 'pure essence Of coffee" Is nov
molasses," which Is boiled until It ropes cooled In
pans, and wien hard broken up and pulverized.
Ground rye then mixed with II; after which it is
boJed up, Soh box being sold at eighty cents,
and labeiiedtpur essence of, coffee. 'r| ~ >
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POLISH PsopERrY PASSING TO THE GEhMkss.-
Some Of thI most valuable property in Poland is
now passins into the hands OF Germans.t The
TO Herr LoSwenberg for 2S2510 roubies. and the
estates OF CUNT Zamoysk at .wieo and 6iedlie
to Herr Sinhnd, for million roubles. hFF "a 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go COLLEGE LECTURES.-THE REV. PRO-
FEssOR MILES will continue his Lecture on PHILos-
oPHY This Evening. in tho Chapel OF tho College OF
Charleston, at o'clock Mava
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go BOINEST & BURKE RECEIVE THE
latest New York DAILIEs every afternoon Price 10
cents. stuth I,.u n,
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ThethSdibians oiAiad drss6a District, 8. O.. havO
fecantly osgalnoEed themselves into the "Anderson
District Medical Society" The fee bill Ddppted is
published IN ertenso In the Anderson Intenigenoer
DR.. ALEX. Eyms is the President Of the Society,
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The Itslia' ha6atiron Is composed OF II vessels
II, ,Szo horaapoHety carrying 1877 guns and 9062f
sailors. Tie trausport squadron consist OF "a
snipe, OF $50 horse power, and manned with
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Conversational Nexys.

WASHINGTON, May THE U. 8. Senate has been
occupied with the question OF reconsideriug the
vote by which the amendment to the Postoffce
Appropriation Bill, restricting the President from
making removals from Office was passed. Anum-
ber of speeches we're made on both sides, when
the vote was taken and the amendment recon-
sidered; after which the Senate adjourned.
The House discussed the new Tax bill; also re-
solved to hold evening sessions in future.
The Reconstruction report comes up to-mor-
row. -. .'
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n~ NOTICE. MONTHS AFTER
date, application will be made to the Emore Mutual In
suranoe Company for renewal Of Certificate No. 1ss for
l6 Shares in said Company-said Certificate having
been destroyed or lost by the fire in Columbia. 4
March tu3mo CHAS. P. SHIERs
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MARRIED..

sho evening OF the Goth OF April at the residence
ot Ine oride,s mother by the Rev. J. L. GRARpEAU,
5amS, az, ~ d hODdEKS Jr to Miss KATE t. youngest
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Lnter from Europe.

New YORK, May 7.-Foreign dates to the 29tt
April have been received. Sales on Saturday Ave
(5000) thousand bales. Middling Cotton being
quoted at 144d to 15d., and dull. 1.
u. s. 5-2O's. COZ to III. Consols 86S to s63.
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MILITARY EDUCATION OF CoLoRED CHILDREN
Amemorial was. presented in tho Senate to-day
from citizens OF Maryland, praying that they may
Do lndemnlhed from assessments made on them
by the Maryland authorities for the building of a
school house for the education of negro children.
The case seems to be an outrageous one and is a
specimen OF many doubtless yet to be heard from
the Border and Southern States - =
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that the English v war nT vessels East
port are ainking torpedoes to blow up future Fe-
MAN raiders.
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ONE OF TIE PRE-ADAlIrEs.- Tho skeleton OF a
monster T animal was discovered in a, mine about
seven miles fom Dubuque, Iowa, on the 9th ult
The animal 9uld not have been less than twenty
feet in length, and may have been mach Larger
Some OF the bints measured five and half inches
in diameter: notwithstanding they were greatly
wasted AWAY l,....l. #,U.o - II.IIToI9 i~iI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-08

The Senate, in Executive Session on the 4tb, had
very spicy time over the question Of confirming
Major Gen. FaINR BEAm as'oollector Of internal
revenue DC st. louis. On vote being taken he
was tejSetedT ~ ,sib.y4usI oti:aQss- liz rs 81 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-08
LATE NEWS
Amnesty Pnrdons Granted.

WAsHINaToN, May 4-The President is now pre-
pairing an answer to a resolution OF the House re-
quiring statement OF the number and names Of
all who have been granted amnesty pardons, and
property that is restored to original owners. The
value Of the property is not stated, but the num-
Der of psrdons is something over 7000 and, with
but few exceptions, the persons pardoned were
private citizens. !" .5."'- t,.
Adjournment OF the Medical Convention.
BALTIMORE, May 4.-The Medical Association
adjourned to-day sine die, without making any
Recommendations in reference to uarantine, or
other regulations to guard against the cholera.
A number Of members are much dissatisfied, and
have issued protest The body visited Annapo-
lis to-day, and were entertained by Gov. Swami.