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REASONS WHY TIE
A M e r ICA N w A TIC H
Made at WALTIlAM, MASS.

It is made on the best principle. Its frame i
| coinpo -cd nf SOLID PLATES, Nj jar can int,
fere with the harmony OF ITS working and nc sud.
den shock can darusgc it, machinery. Every piece
| IS male and finished. by machinery itself famous
for its city. as well for its and
therefore properly made The watch is what al i
| mechanism should be ACCURATE. siMrIf.
STRONG AND ECoSoMfC Al. Except some hgh
grades too costly for general u.e. foreign wa,rhe,
are chiefly made by women and boys. such watch.
cs are compo- I'll Of several hundred pieces. screw
ed and rivetsd together, and require constant
pairs to keep them in any hind of order. All per.
sons who have carried "anerc-" "lcpined" aud
"Euglish Paten, Levers, )" are perfectly we'll aware
| of the truth OF this statement
Al the lie. inning of eur enterprise more than ten
years ago it our first object to make thorou-
ghly,good low priced watches for the million, To-
take the place OF these foreign impositous the
fuse of foreign factories, which entirely un.
.alcabc at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How wen have accomplishments. may ~.
under, tood from the fact that att many yearS
a. pablo trial, we now make MORE THAN HALF
or Nil THE " ATCtE> SOLD ~ THE INIT.
Ed STATES, and that no others have ever given
such universal -atisiactlnn While This department
OF our hu -nc-- j. continued with increased faciht
ic- for perfect work, we ut present engaged in
the manufacture al watches oi the very HlniI
Est GRADE KNOWN 10 tliRpNbMEItN -
uncquaicG 10y anything hitherto made lay oarstsc,
aud urpass.d by anything made in tue world.
Fur this purpose have t1e amlcst fA"llltirs.
We have created an addition to oar main build
NJ expressly for THIS branch of our business. AMI
have file, II with the best wofkncn ia our 'ciHiec,
Nav machines aHd appliances have been consiruc
cd which Ir.iorm their work with nn>ummate IL
liraCy and cNartne4>. The choicest aud most APP
roeei materials only used, and challenge
c4mr ari-"n between this gs.de Of our ,rk aud the
fines; imported chrnuaIarcrs. We do not prctrnd.
Ia sell our Watches for LESS Mo>EY than fotrsn
watches bat do as>ert without fear Of contrad-
i, ton that fnr the stNE MONEY our product i in
c,mparaby -unerior All our Watches of what
ever gra'i,. are fully warranted and this warran-
tee i, good at all time, against cur asca,, IN
all part, OF the world.
cat rioN.-rhe public are cautioned t" buy on
|, of ~. rrlabc d,.icr-. Al persons selling count
81 ieiIs will b. prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
hGENrs FOR HE AMERICAN W,TtH GO.
I>1 BROADWAY, y. y,
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IMfORkNT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote hi,
entire time TO the treatment of all Diseases ncilrn
to the female system, An experience of twsnty
three wears enables him IL guarantee speedy aud per
msncnt relief in the Worst cases of Suppression and
az Other Menstrual D.rangements, itum EhdfcUsr
causr All letters for adv ice contain 81. Office
No o Endicoft street, Boston.
N.B-Board furnished to those who wish to re-.
main under treatinuut.
Boston, June ~, iedd. ly:iS
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Particular Notice.

THE LADY who found the Drab, Long sha"t
| which was advertised i1st week. Is fe,luest'H
to send the same 10 th' owner, Mss 49,
Farmer Ellsworth. care Geo. y, Dyer Esq, ~
20 doug she will confer fsyor, ana VIII pe amply
rewarded for her trouble. ,,,.
Ellsworth, NOV. s, le.o. '~'-
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INVASION !!

Do you wish 10 have your hair oau,crized from the
scalp 2 No. Then beware ofthe new brood Of Wit
ricollc and faustiC Dyes got np by uostrum- mong
- hat
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every Young badly and gentleman In the Int
states eau hear something very much tc ,h"iradvan.
tge By return mad (fect OF cha rr,) by address
abe undersigned. 1hose having irars OF being h'
bugpcd WI cbiIrr by not noticing this card. a.
Others i'll please address their obcdlent servant,
IiiOS. F. CHAPMAN,
lyl ST. Erulway, New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-11-09

many countries rs q medicine ofindisprn salLe =,
cssIfy. In Great Britain, France. and Germs
where medical science has reached Its highes, ny
fiction, II is prescribed in domestic practice M
constantly used in the armies in hos pitals and ,a
public institutions, where II is regarded by ~
attending physicians the most speedy and os, wy
able remeey that can be employed. Scarcel, an
ncghborhood can be found where Nen knom,
cases of diseased lungs witch had baiiIed thu .r
orts 81 the most skiilinl and experienced docto
have been permanently cured by IL. These resnt
are the most convincing proofs OF the superi.
curative properties Of sbis preparation and a. Them
the authors point with peculiar subtraction. Viii
il is mot powerful 9 inst confirmed diseases Il,
extremely gentle as medicine in infancy and vo' T.
being quite harmless to even the Youngest wh.a
administered m,liciousiy.
This heaitlrIestorer accomp'islies even more hv
prey, ntion than cure. If taken in season. i, heal
all irritations of the throat aud hIiigs, wh,iL.
arising frum ods or Coughs. or other cause. NH
thus prevent tha- long train Of painful and l. en-
able diseases, which would arise flon The nrrl.s,
al them. liencc no family should Lee without !, .
infucnza, Group. IIusrseness, Nho"ping Cough
Pcurisy. lpcipient Consumption. aud other ar,rt
ions Of the Breathing oreans, give wa, before hi.
prc.cihincnt continuation oi medical Virtues.
Prepared ht DIR. !. 4. AVER X Co. fhyru
Mass, and sold hy all Druggists aud dealer. In
medicine everywhere. For ssleatW ircu ParrL
en- and {. G.. 1'cck, Ells worth. Me. Nova Dec
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over every other in 1t il purely vegetable, in
fallible and instantaneous Manufactured by j
CHRISTAhORE, 4 A.tor lIaus,., Nea York, SOLD
by Druggists, AYrl.ed BY all tar pressers,
lMt0
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The ilr.t snow Storm of the season made
its appearance here on Friday night last
We had another fall Of snow on Monday night
some two or three inches fell. but did not long
remain, for on Tuesday We had one of the most
ps,,verfyl rain storms that We have experienced
for mvnths. The piscataluis Is very NAH
syolen.-D Dover OjS.
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MINNESOTA.

The Whole State Ticket Carried by the
Republi cans.
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MI sSOU at.

The Result in Doubt-Mca@rc Beturns
Show Radical Majority,
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Now declared purely nervous comIiajnt. is Ter
fecly relieved IN most violent attacks with b<ss
of - Is - drops each halt hour. Relief aud -l.cp
viii follow the second or third dose,
(. Sold BY al Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Medicine, at 80 cents per battle.
JOHN |. HUHkEWfil. Proprietor.
T. actcai Chemist, y Commercial wharf. Boston
~
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Pirates and Privateers
CR!STAO0R0'S HAIR DYE

bear to honest merchantmen Remember that til,
experience o years .and the very highest scien,a,
endorsements, x uarantee the superiority of
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H u N N E w ELLIS

Rheumatism Ncrrors HcatfIeh 1'sth and titr fchc
SPiaal C0mi,iqistS, 81. IHs' Dance. Uysterit Ner
etoas Debility. lass ~ Steep, Ncifirt, ieHrum 7fs
fain is hse He<frttfipa, and The most rslia
bic Testimonials in my possession To- which all are
invited To inspect. would exhaust time aud pat
fence, and witch confidence to test:sould lerfec.
( a.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora)
Is n soothing exnoc

Isa soothing expcc,o,.
= ant. prepared to ,no !.
me ntgent need of n ~,
ami reliable cure for 5 luz
2 ases ofthe threat aud In's
rs 4 trial Of Isany ,a ''u :
has established IN, ,a ar'
that II 10 more efieaciae''
IN pulmonary afr,rt,",,''''
than any other Iem. nm
Its efficacy has nov bee
80 generally known, ,b p'a
II Is justly regarded ' ~
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State Elections !!


State Elections !!
Massachusetts,
CONGREssMEN ALL UNION.
The Legislature Overwhelmingly Radical
NEW YORK.
Tha Republicans elect Fcnton. and hold
their own in Congress.
MARYLAND,
A large Conservative Majority in the Leg
islature Indicated.
WISCONSIN,
Five Republican and One Democratic
Congressman.
REPUBLICAN GAINS CLAIMED.
10000 MAJORITY IN THE STATE.
NEW JERSEY,
The Radicals carry the State and Both
branches of the Legislature,
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MARYLAND,
NEW JERSEY,

The Radicals carry the State and Both
Branches of the Legislature.
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The Banks of a Place

1fsBanks of place are an important
part of it. What the churches are to il in
rIieiaa and morals. the banks are in fl
nancia! prosperity aud credit. They up
hold ITS enterprise and gather its capital
and drec. tsirso the channels Of business,
ii properly managed; bat il badly managed
they send disaster upon all connected with
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Tha Rcpublicans elect Fcnton. and hold
their own in Congress.
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING.
reported by .MeSsrs. Darts. i 10.

" Davis saddler Portland,
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-08

This statement is exclusive of militia
and enlistments for the United States navy.
l refer for more perfect details of ali
the military operations of the State to
the reports of the Adjutant General OF
the other military departments Of State
and to my previous annual messages. This
brief military record would be imperfect
if failed tn commend the fidelity, zeal
and industry of the military departments
of the State, ami to express my personal
obligations fer the ready obediencs aud
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-08

Utilities in excess of assets. 23,s52,5 500 So
abilities in excess Of assets,
"U,. So 6O....................S26,4 ,400, l68 "a
sollitles in excess of assets,
Aor 80, ls65..................- %, 3,852, $50 %
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- ~ a.. 7'71- q --1----
MARRIEn.., /,

MARRIED.. "
On the night Of the Goth inst, by Rev. Wna Brearley
Captain John Law, of Darlington Village and Miss Mary
James. daughter of W. T. James, Of Florence
On tho 4th inst ct the residence Of the brides her
io to Mrs Parmea % e. Hobby Of Ianrsno Dsro h1rh
On tho 4h ins the residence the BRIDES father
BY R a Harris Il a r Esq NJ - e. Baaly to Miss sal1ie
At the residence Of the brides father Water Valley,
Missssippi November 18th 1855. by the Rev 2. C. Dav
20 so Ma o1a nv 4 p So Late Of
sappi.
On the 10Th instant By the Rev. Dr.. x. M shipp. MI
William Bridges, of North Carolina Mics AZ l. McEar
land Of Spartanburg.
In Trinity Church. Columbia, the 18th nssant By
Rs r Mr. % sha I'd Mr. Edward Frost Parker Of Abbsve
Also. at tho time place. Mr. Walter Gregg to
Hisa Anna NJ Parker. daughter Of DrJ. W ParksF, Of
Hay, Dr. G. r. G. Todd Of Albany Ga, 10 Mgtie Belton
eldest daughter Of the las James v Lylss Of Camden
BY tho Rev 3. r Parrott NJ Francis smith to Mas W
J. Howell, all Of Darlington District 7-7 !.
By the Rev F. Parrot NJ John Howl owl to Miss Marths
King, all Of Darlington District
tho l3 ~ i. By The
Ghases Lester Singleton, Of Oolubia to Pauline Lillian
Mccullough Of Mobile. Ala.
al e. Piassna M
On the morning Of the 18th instant by Rev Joh. Il.
Oeaig Mr. Evan n. l. Williams Elizabeth a. Rid-
die. all OF Lancaster.
In York District on the 15ss inst, by Rev. Henry =
0aoRsons Colonel Robert RI. korr to Mas Margaret T.
Rosch. 8F2r' ,ss: 1TE- oTs,5- (
On Thursday. 18th instent by Rev. A. R1ce, MI John
txiot -'''.s- =,
On Wednesday 18th. at winnsboro, b, the nav q, =.
ArackeH, M W. H. Williams to Miss Minnie B. Nelson
as The residence OF the brides mother. ..-.
On the Goth December at Shop spriAos ty Rev jacob
HAWKINS Mr5Ihomas J. Aafiot a al 2iisa Fannie d.
Werk, all OF Scwberry, S. G.. A. a 's
At heroso, S. c., on tho 10th inst by the Rev To- E
ETaeeson, 1larsden BeEamy, of Wilminaton.- III a. Ia
Hattie g. daughter OF Dr. Robert Harleo OF arion Die
&r1ct 8. c. M ~ - 'D>''- Nm >1-' :.
On tho Goth, by the Rev T. 3. English NJ Hardv na
gee 70 Miss Margaret Higgins, all Of Bishopvile 1'f
On tho 18Th inst, by the Rev Elas KNIGHT Mr Enocb
West to Miss S. Anna Lanford, all otIAurens Dstrict
On the 9th nst by Rev, Toliver Robertson Mr. = J.
Holland to Miss Mary Power. all of Lauzens '~'*
In Marion County, East Florida December q by Rev
John Penny, Rev. James DePass OF the South Caroli
ma Conference to Miss Anna NJ daughter OF DR., g. N
and J. R Gunnels. formerly OF Laurons Court House
q. @. 1 751,'S- ..'--" -'
On tho 2oth November, by Rev. q B. Stewart M. II
o. Pede1 and Miss Ann Terry, all Of Groenve District
On the 11th inst BY Rev. O. B. 8sowart, Mr. Thonaas
Babo OF 1arre1s District, and Miss Elizabeth Thornp-
edn. Of Grsenyille District NRs III, ~
o. she 18th inst, q shs reatdmes q ths otauiaAus
1AentNer b1 Rev.. G. 3. Stewart, NI. 4. r. W{s end
GAaae Ssab lerr3, an o. ezasnv1lAs Saskaet
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B1BHop ATKINSON, OF NORTH CARoL1NA.-Right
eese Of North Carolina, who has just returned
from q visit to Europe, occupied the pulpit Of
Grace Church yesterday morning. We are glad to
bly, restored and that he returns to his duties in
lt North e Carolina With renewed yigor. His sermon
eloquence and force, that always marks his pulpit
eforts.-f' 'eters5urg Cypress, Dec. "a.
4 correspondent e Of Western paper spins yarn
derng il the sewers OF New York, picked up ST.
900 worth Of ewelry precious stones silver spoons
&c.
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Gonslgnoos por Northeastern Railroad,
December 98.

202 bales Cotton 481 bbls Naval Stores Stock bxs
Furniture, Mdze &C. To l. D Kirkpatrick, Willis &
Chisolm. R Patterson. 7 Dargan, Lee Spencer,
Cart Kopf Jervey, MowTy Co, Baggett + Co. E 81
Rodgers CO, Mazyck Bros, Shackeford Fraser, j E
Scott, Graeser SIN tn. Kendall Il Dockery, Adams,
Frost s. Co, Screven Nesbit. N Caldwell & Soma G
Pritchett, G W Williams Co. Hunt & Bro, Dukes Co,
W Courtney Co. W Ryan.
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(FnoM QUE OWN ooRnRspoHDzRT.l

(FnoA1 QUE OWN CORRESPONDENCE
ST. THOMAS December 14-The island Las beon Witt
ed by an epidemic, suddenly making its appearance on
the 18th ult, which tho physicians called choer., and
which still continues. Since Its commencement tho
deaths have not averaged ten FER day This has
very seriously interrupted the business Of the island.
LuMBEn--rwo cargoes Of Pitch Pine, from Jsokson-
vlloonc soa private TERMS said to bo $50 Shingles
sold of "A per IL
There is much domand for I'LL descriptions Shingles
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

Tho Charleston Cotton Df0rke4.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
CHARLxsroH. Friday Evcnins, Deesnobor %, 1855.
Tho market opened with good demand, and was
characterizcd by much activity throughout the day. pur
chasers operating to the extent Of 1855 baea unchanged
quotations The sales 70 at 2so: 1os at 29o 1873
at soc 11 At aoAc; 1876 at s1o; 80 at slc; So At $40
at S2Hc lit at $780, 1s2 aaade public
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Now York Dry Good. Market.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Business is dull but tho
worst has been reached and there more buyers Of
goods at the reduced prices asked thus arresng the
downward tendency in some measure. Brown shrhngs
and aheetngs have improved in donand and standard
sheedngs are higher. B1e7ched goods also BETTER
the great previous reduction having drawn ont buyers
Drills are in limited demand Canton hannels quiet
Stripes and ticks moving little. Prints however,
are only active for the most desirable Styles and prices
are hrmer Delnines in fair activity desirable
are more brisk at recent decline in price
CasSmeres arc very Inactive Eoavy and dark desirable
dull Flannes are very Glow Of SALE Blankets duh
and hesvy Foreign goods very inactive. Tho i'm
porAtions very few. OLD stocks ara larra No
activity is expected TIL the m1dale Of January when
spring goods viii be offered. Of which there is good
supply. Silks and French, German and English dress
goods at present be bought to great advantage The
fall in gold will affect prices favorably to buycrsfds
perde77&
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+ MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLIE sTOn.

Arrived Yesterday.
stsamsr Eliza Hancox Richardson. savsnnah - bales
81 Cotton. TO Rnslow 4 90. Pinokney Bros Jen-
stesmsr Fannie. Davis aeorgetown, @ G. % Heross
and $50 bbls Rico &c. To Ferguson Holmes. Shacke
ford 3 Fraser. Prinsle. O'Nen \ Son, and
Pilot boat VIVID cat, Jones. nom the Bar. as bales
Cotton. picked up In fEfhoms wa$er
Cleared Yesterday.
sohr John Griffin, Foster. Philadelphia- Baker
wont to ses Yesterday.
schr A Griffin, Foster, Phfladelphia.
sss4 e eeas e ,.e.en,.
Rexnandina and Savannah.
Fron th1s Fsrt.
StsaInship Lulu C1,Ilds ct Baltimore. Dec 49,
Bztz " R1ng. Ayres, st Boston, Dec a. EN-
Cleared for this Port.
6ohr Nellie Taxbox, Peadletoa, at BALTIMORE Deo 90
1femoraRdo.
The steamahp Lulu st Baltimore 2efh inst from ths
port reports:
hours aftar leaving Ghsrleaton; came in the cspes at
O'Clock H. 24th; had thick veathsr to tho Patuxent
IL 0s'Sa II s es
LIST OF VESSELS
BP. eaEAR8o AND SAILED FOE TETS PORT.
+ 3.3 FOREIGN.
117naPo0I-
Tss Tss IN xssag: Ess%s:es ~
Tho Teenmseh, spdnagle, cleared. Nov II
HALIFAX, Ma
Brig Caesuato. Kennedy, oleazed 10
,EoxAM.
The Paul Mazaa -. called. ........ost
Ths lHsssss ef s ssss Psvsa sas1sa.
/ i y -. ~ !. : + Y " Y
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox. from Savannah Manardy
g Denn !. Green, J Finn, Pocting Levy, Mrs
Carpenter and nurse, " H Romsime, P Smith, Jas
Brady, Purcell, A Johnstone, Howard, T Whit
WE'LL W Kennerson, Oxey, " seaver, Mrs Oliver,
and 20 on dock.
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DEATH OF MANUEL Z. HAWEs.-From the Rich
mond Dispatch Of tho 25th we copy the follow
ng:. Wo deeply rcgrot to announce the death on
yestecda, Of Mr. SAMUEL P. HAwEs an old and
highly ostccnled citizen. He wens to his place Of
business in the morning in his usual hec,th, was
soon after struck down or paralysis, and died il
short time after being removed to his residence.
He was in his si1ty-eight;, year His funeral viii
aakc place at Dr.. HoaR's church tomorrow morn
ing, O. II O'clock
Mr. HaWes was greatly beloved by a large circle
Of friends. and his sudden death is oil the moro
samcatod r. N tho fart that o-dly happy reunion
his residence in this CITY. His gifted daughter
Mrs. Terhuno ( Marian Harland), and her husband,
i9ss4 E9v T. = 1 Ioruqe Il Of Nowar n - and his
iotte County, had already arrived, to participate in
pop 5no pleasure, 1 O. this q the chill
how suddenly is tlleir Joy turnod to sorrow; and
tho hall whcrc the Ctlrstnas treo had been raised
and Where tha little ones were to give voice to the
festive season, is hushed in silence deserted by
all Save the mourners around the loved form Of
husbsnd father and friond: Most deeply do we
sympathlze with this afflicted household.
AFEa1AnE CAyA1BYdAN. Mrs. Francis F. sigel
is now in Washington applying at the Pay Depart
armies as . cavairyman. She says she enlisted in
1881, with her husband e. John Cleyton), in the
18th Missouri cavalry, and fou hit for two years as
Grant Sheridan and Rosecranz. She was in the
battles Of Shiloh or Pittsburg Landing and Stone
River, and at the latter battle her husband was
killed and she severely wounded. Her sex thus
became known and she was discharged the service.
She has married since, and is now endeavoring to
gett; pay due her whom discharged: but there is
no law Which would authorize her payment, fe-
males not: boing. recognized by any as soldiers.
Mrs. Sgei.s appearance and manners, cannot be
said.to be very prepossessing. She hiss evidently
seen hard service in camp or elsewhere, and has
contracted al the rude airs attitudes and manners
Of man. She wears Scotch cap, cooked on one
sido Of her; head, chews tobacco, Smokes and
ss she e BE-
arc very poor, and have been compelled to sleep in
the stat house every night they have been in
Washington. Altogether, Mrs. Sigel, who bears
traces Of having once been in better condition
once even good looking sad illustration
raj sphere to enter upon career entirely foreign
to the design Of her creation. friend asks
ssonld she not be aSyaluable subject for the study
of tho advocate Of what is called eWoman's
Rights7'" ,s,
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CHARLESTON DAILY REWS...D DECEMBER 49, 1866.

oAEDBNAa.
Bark Kar5 Belle Robsrt, Burnny, sailed ...... .Deo
DoKE5TIO.
BoSEoN.
Brig Anna Torroy. -, up. ...-........ Dso II
Sohr K Vaughan, Howell cleared ........... Dso N
YeAK.
Steamship Andalusia. West, to 1ecyo.. Deo 10
Brig Abby Watson, -, cleared. Dec
Schr Daily, Wall, up. .Deo Is
scnr z Caldwell AoCormack .Deo II
bcnr PARAGON. Snute up Doc IA
sohr Kate Mathew, Iapley, up..............No Nov 29
OcAA1 4AA6Ba1ot, 4an, uP-.. .Deo
PHILADELPHIA.
5ehr Louis snaith. Cenfereoa, cleared. ....Deo 20
sohr Richard vaud, Powell cleared. 1s
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton up. Deo ~
Sohr Fleetwood Gardner up. Dec Is
schr Ella Fish, Wiley cleared red............Deo "a
schr Nellie Tarbox Pendleton. cleared. .peo "a
Bark David Nichels. Combs, up. Nov 81
Sohr Joseph Allen, Kclso, up................Nov e6
Schr Jonas Sparks Carushers, DOC ID
ORLEANS.
schr John GroostvEd JONES' cleared. ..... Fec IL
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COMMERCIAL.

Hxpoxtu.
PHnADEIPHIA-Per schr John a 01ttan-Lot OF Ola