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NEWS BREyITIES,

Three colored boys, about ten years of age,
were drowned ia the river at Circleyille,
on Sunday last. ...I.I \
On July. 2 a negro in Galveston was
carelessly smoking his pipe near an open
keg of powder, when spark dropped, and
and he has not since been .heanl frDm. A
building was demolished by the explosion.
The Logansport Journal says: "A young
lady from the country yesterday PRONE
naded the streets under new nat and tilt
Ing skirt, before a great waterfall, and
behind a cob pipe and a new baby. She
looked the acme of bliss ~
A farmer in Franklin, Milwaukee county,
recently killed . rattlesnake seven feet
eight Inches in length. eight inches and q
half around i its body With; twenty-six
rattles. It's fangs were two and a halt
inches long.
A child was devoured near Galveston on
July D. by an alligator, In full view of her
father, who was unable to reach her in
time to save her. He shot the reptile, and,
A three hundred pound panther has been
killed at Bayou Sara, Louisiana. lie was
! pig killihgin gentleman's yard when shot.
| The report of the marriage OF ono of the
| Yankee sohoolmistrcsses ut Mobile TO q
former slave of General Beatregard proves
| to be premature. Learning that his name
was not Beauregarll. all she could do was
to kiss him for his mother. ,'it 90 n' l-'a
The Treasurer of DE Haven's Circiis was
set upon and robbed of $i00 and a watch
In Wayerly, Missouri, ON Thursday Ii3
Robert NJ. Douglas, a son of thet,.Lttle
Giant" recently delivered an Grafton at the
Jesgtt's College orgetdwnaA Dl c. on
the "Death Of Hannibal"
Itis reported that james Robinson. the
I famous bareback rider. was drowned near
Boston on Sunday Inst Together with two
other members of the circus company he
went ont ip y sail-boat since which tiihe
the party has not been heard of 1,ai l.II
There are nov eight hunaTeamd eighty
eight prisoners in the Ohio Penitentiary.
being the largest number eOufnetl at any
one time since the war. r..-..l D. ir .iaIulp I1I
JusrrIABiE Observation-Disclosures HIM
self, by JIM LANE! g-l,, .,,.J
Thirty-four thousand immigrants arriv-
ed in New York, fron Europe, during the
month of June, pos .i .it.a t.o
1t is rathera novel sight to sec masses oi
ice in July. but nevertheless they are to bt
seen at the Deyi's Hole, at Niagara. Fails,
piled up on the shore. The .impense ice
jam of. last winter drove large Quantities
of ice high up on the bank, wherethe OYER
hanging rocks shut out the sun, ---s...-.
Hundreds aud thousspds Of Squirrels have
been crossing the river at st. Joseph dur
ing the last week, They enter stores, dwell
: ling houses and harlls vwlthout exhibiting
any fear They have done considerable
damage to strawberry beds and cherry
trees. .it if.a 800 Hu.IHIa Wo., Hi. Z 'Ifl
AI po,-,.,,- Z, Il s6oa,o,s leJb
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Died.

YOUNGZ-On Sunday morning, July 10, at one
O'Clock, Edmund Murray Young youngest 6hild
ten months. lI.-.Ii .f i..-I. .- . I... i...I,...
Service At residence, $50 West Second street, on
Tuesday, nth instant, at nine oclockA NJ In
termept-wo9dlandaz oNR oalmgh4
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10 The National Union, Cincinnati says :
The great topic in political circles l. the
National Union Convention, TO be held In
Philadelphia, August l4a 10 IA predicted
that itwillDe among the1most Imposing
conventions ever held. tits said that every
The Raaicals Of the General Ashley stamp,
who started out with the contract to crush
all who favored the Presidents policy, are
alarmed, They begin to fear that they
have carried their spirit Of intolerance too
Elr.q.f li. ,-s.flUI q n lfhiiu
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Special Caution.

NFs. WiNsh. owe soc THHNtl > YnUP
~ bco4ne 80 pppuiat that various pafilcs have
~ out articlss calling thch Mrs. Winsiow's
Pieasc tAko notirr that TnE MRS. wINsLow OF
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTlCLR, iusdaw9m.
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The field-pieces presented by Lafayette
to the continental Congress, are at present
IN the yard of tlie state capitol at Harris
burg, Pa. riAi N'' ".'''' '"i gnu
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r9TflioYM M,EMKNT SPEe. -,rssc Marine Hos
'pital, at Cincinnati which cost the GOV
ernment S2J0000, aud was erected some ten
or twelve years since was, sold yesterday
morning, at'public sale for $70500, 10 J.
prietors intend governing it into a private
hospital. The building Us n very fine one,
but we could nager understand why the
Government gTgvt 4 it, save TO give some
favorites a good fat job.
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Patent Pumps for Bored Wells.

(NOUEpYabNn TOWN RIGHTS FOR ONO of
" james SugFctt's Patent for sale by us at
Dayton. Ohio. Warning Is hereby given against
infiukelnebts Upon said patent Ne have Orlei ed
Cor the same J H. HOXIE
Dayton, June 4, isd6-daw1m w j. SHELDON
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|r6FsDr. Bieknell sgrupNGF
THE GREAT
CHOLERA. !. REMEDY

sEWN NNNN : NNhNNNA
Also, Dyseafery, DidrrAqa CAoicrd Morbus, SNp,.
tper CohilRafHf PaiRor OramP in SogaeA ar fisio-
fls. ~ or Sour &caach. Pafater's 6siic. Soaahd
Is warranted TO ouRK or no pay. Is purely vcgct-
able, without particle Of opidfe narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very PLEASANT to the taste, mild,
but sure In its effects, warns and strengthens the
system, acts like a charm, aforiiing almost inme-
date FaliPf, aud tastc of the ariviusyi satisfy
the Wosf Incrdanldas AZ uieseliarts .Asold by an
dealers in medicine. Please send for circular.
Fry IL. Prepared only hy EDWARD SUTTON
Providence, K L DEMAs ,nARNJ1S, n Co, of
New YORK Clehefaitfs~utS 70 inblaw6miH
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IRaA1atasaelIl aaaatilaa
% Get your palptlpg done by s,, t.,stn
KUHNS &tNIcHENRY. '"''

No 81 FOURTH STREET bet Asiny y Jefferson
All kinds of work In their line promptly attended
To- GnAINIRG and MARRIING done Ia the
highest sty 70 of the qTt, Cellipgs ealcimihed NJ
superior manner. All kinds OF Sign and Orna.
mental work neatly done. m17dim
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AAI T...EIt s % ll 81
w. .ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF En-
l9Of MENf, or those Wanting OARD nformia-
ton rs 70 Lost Articles, &e, TO Advertise in tho
Empire Want Column.
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DtsSOLuTTON NOTIClE.
Bridge Proposals. +

.l. 4. AUniTORs OFFICR. MONTGOMERY co, on
.r..rsfm "a n.l DAYTON, duly ., 1861 y
GEALED proposals Cor building bridge across
Cjiiole's gtegk, ~ Wash et4n townqllP VIII BE-
and specification can he seen at this ofice.
J The Commissioners reserve the night 60 feleet
l.si GrIlN boz lgh J.Ms DIETRIOH, no
IylOdawIw,al auditor Montgomery Co.. Ohio.
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Wants.

w ANTED-AGE GENTS-$5O A WEEK
-.malco or fenalc, at their home; business. light
pleasant, and honorable For sample and terms,
address, with .tNvo stamps, Shave " Co, Detroit
Michigan, lu2Alawfw
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AUDToR'a OFFICE MONTGOMERY Co. O,SaJ
i...,trin rifriam'a pArFoN, Jply q, 1863 v
. EAEsHn proposals for building a bridge ahrosa
~ Bear Greek, where the county road CROSSES iOn
the old Gebhart Farm, mill be received natil Mon
day, August O. 1866. Plan and specification az this
Commissioners will reioot any and ala bids Il
neasssaEy.Ty4U j. W DIEpRICH,I
Jy1Odaw1w Auditor Montgomery Co, Ohio
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
VNHE partnership heretofore existing between X
l " hut aud John Burton has this day been
hy mutual consent. Mr. BURTON CON
tn0es tic business At the old stand and cOtfects
and settles all aceoEnts of the Old firm,
.aAaLE-i sR W. DUFF,
JOHN BURTON Z
Dayton duly 1880, ll-IHdLJ IU l n
Iwonld recommend All our c customers and friends
TO continue their fayors with my former partner
IyiSds wa ~ ~ Ntf eff1 1~1'TSR W. DUFF
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HAHDKERCHIRF.
FLalsn.'.. '.tSisAs HISosiiAG Gersua."
Phalsn's ,"Nisht nioSniak CSreHS."
PhaIen's "NiGhI HIOOnsing iCsre1s."
PhaIsH's ,.";NiGhl BIosming CerfH"'"
Phnlons q sLt REo0sashg Cereus."
t1EuHI JiHH h-s rTrIuTra lIu ,H.i.iiio, .1lf I
most exquisite delicate and Ffagrunt Pefflme,
distilled from the and beaatifui aovver Rom
svhishi takes Its names tl,a 9VtNA \ llonb |
ManafaetaiedA only by " tnN9t0 3s1t
aW lo %, PukALON o. SON, New Work.
BEWARE or C0uNTERFEPps rOf
. ASK FOR PHAuoN's--TAKE NO OTHER.
fjyI3dMwFaweowty-db
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&c The newly chosen United States Sem
ator from Nebraska is the Rev, i, w. TIP-
roN, formerly of the First Congregational
Church ~ 81 sbtjagGeldf oRio. The member
of the House, TURNER MARQUAEr, Esq-
YVES ilsc,stls lsne tbhSla frstlcntofispHhs-
field, .-..s.f..7r f.,.,,...ns 10,
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

MRS. W1NSLUW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents tome AIttaii6h Of Mothers her 4
5 GOTR NO. T'sTRU P u
For Children Teething,
Which greatly facilitates the process Of teetbink
u5 pftehipk the gums Siacpi hll ineaIlmqtipns
lyillhllaykAL RblN aua sIiasraodic,atten, aad Is
Sure to Regulate the Bowels,
Dcpsndpp a.ppthgrs,it win give rest U yout
selves and
Relief and Health TO Your Infants 4
llnhise Rssbb hia aOll thisalcsEAs 81 over 80
years, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH Of
II whatwe have been able 10 say of any other
medicine-NEvER MAS IT FAILED IN A sISGLR IN,
~ ANsE 70 EPsfcT A cuRR, when timely used
Neycr did We know instanoe sf- -.lissats faetiOh
10 ay ssss.sisoa,sesl It. on the SSa6fAfy. al are
delighted with its operations and speak In terms
of commendatlenof It's magical effects amt inedi-
cal virtues Wespeak in this matter WHAT vi
DO KNOW" after 30 years experience; AND FLRD6E
OUR REPUTATION Foa THE FULFILuMENT or wHAT
infant is suffering from pain aud exhaustion, re-
lief will be found In fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac -simiie Of
CURTIS " PER ms New YORK Is on the outside
wrapper HsnW fht
Sold by all Druggisisk tronghoWt the world.
PRICE, ONLY 35 CTS, PER BOTTLE
. i II VI 4
wv ioh ttsback,s BTtters.
'tThere ~ mang n trHsfgyOrd spoken
In ieSt.s' said gentieinan 70 his friend who re-
marked, that ssGFeeh bRGts are EeOd hat
HObAcks are better'"
MARRIAGES AND CELIBAGY, an Esl
say of Warning and instruction for Young Mem
Also Diseases aud Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means of relief Sent free
j. sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association
Philadelphia, Pa IN ,l,ai li. a1sdawsIh
A Cough. Gold, or So, q Throat!
REQUIRRs IMMEDIATE, ATTENTION, AND
sHOULD BE CHECKED.
an II allowedto continue, 'i 'Ni ~ i'.'sii ..;i
IrriratiOn Of the Lnngs, "A Perma-
uemt Throat Affection, or an In-
ogcaFsble Lung DiseaSsy
N' IS OFTEN THE REsuLT.'
go BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROcHES a
l. ESiIIavinga directihi aenee 70 the paris ~
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For BronchHis, AsthT,a, catarrh, COP
IiH sumptlve and Throat Diseases, ~
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What is Gained by Accident Insu-
rancc "A STIRLING Instance.

, WINS teoAard, arallroad engiReer, was
eeverf|g fhjuhd u dlsaster toa train
iiear tdnnersvIIic, I'D. Only chs day be-
fore he had Zen oiit policy n the 1eef-
|fenf IHturdhce COpqaay Of CglumbUs, Ohio,
Cor $4,000, Nlth twenty-five dollars weekly
compensation. lie suffered for eight weeks
during which the Company's agent aud
.physiclan- attended assisllionsly 10 his
" ~ lepkth deatl eanf % his fslieL Rill
the Compdhy Immediately despatched an
'ageut ~ fiay MS fhmiiy four Thousand eight
hundred dollars, the balance due ON the
policy.
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q ~N"-eA-HF
There Is a new Kalloch scandal at Laws
rancGR kausas moro gross than that by
which Boston aud the Baptists were dis
giisted some years ago. The Baptists have
a college at Ottowa, 10 kansas With which
Rev. 81 KAloeh, fofmdgiy oe thd 1ieston
fremont Temple, las SOME connection
Tie story Is that his younger brother and
sesgraibf the coilege professors have been
detected in improper conduct, of the Kali
loch variety, aud hayeslneii oOn,DelNSl 10
make a suddcn departure nom the town
9ISs rs SPii'ai4 bHs gl8lq
tT- Tho Chicago epuJlicU,-Radical--
lisi lh,RO Oephiplda daanAfyilof LaNcoLN and
JoHNsoS; at least we suppose the ,allusiohs
tafd ia 1 iittehdedo 9utA lLn 4 "A
''Thc trcachery of one President, Ia the
beginning Of the war; was not sufficient 10
IGf baSth1f % %fiSclutk \ kd6etiie to tile 5rc-
ken ranks of the slave party will not save
81 from dcstradttsLHf8
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w. C. SCHULTZE e. RRO

MEAR the old Jail, Washington street,
IN dealers in FRUITS, &c. On hand. 10
boxes ORANGES, 10 boxes LEMONS. Eng
lish Walnuts, Fiiberts, Eleme, Extra FIGS,
rigs IN drums, Apples. Also, Cream Ale
on draught, and some fine Lager Beer
April 20 ..
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TExAs.-The New Orleans Times
OF the 18th inst, says Col. J. Nit
chell, formerly Of Boonville, Mo.
has settled in Houston, Texas. The
colonel has travelled extensively over
Texas during the last few months.
and he gives the most cheering ac-
counts concerning that State and it's
people. He says that the people
have stopped croaking, and both old
and young have gone to work with a
hearty good will; that the crops were
never more promising; that money is
more plenty throughout the State
than ever before; that real estate,
especially in the interior, has nearly
or quite doubled in price since the
war; that he has found more shrewd
ness and enterprise there than he
ever before met with that the impor-
tance OF completing the New Orleans
and Texas Railroad cannot be over
estimated by the people of Texas and
New Orleans, etc. The colonel is
we'll posted, and his opinions are
worthy OF being placed on record.
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haiiIs, olls, window Glass, &c
"A GENEhAL assortment of the above.
"A together with full stock OF BRUSHES
OF every variety. In store and for .aI.
cheap iof cash bY DIAL n POPE.
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The RreHrs OF MARRIED WOMEN

The RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN.
The New York Supreme Court has
Just decided an important case under
their law, i'll which married woman.
IN business conducted by herself, had
amassed the means Of furnishing her
house. In IN action for debt against
her husband by third party, the
furniture was seized and part of it
sold. She claimed damages, and the
full value OF the furniture sold, with
interest, was awarded her. The de-
clslon of the court was in effect that
the wife's property, earned by her
self, was not liable for the husbands
debts.
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BUTTER. R.-Notwithstandin that the
rinderpest has more than decinaated
the COWS of England, butter and
cheese are probably cheaper there at
this time than i'll the United States.
Cotemporaneously with the appear,
ance Of the cattle plague, smart Yam
KEGS in this country bought up and
shipped immense quantities Of cheese
and butter to London and Liverpool.
Handsome profits were realized on
the first shipments, which induced
other and heavier supplies to be sent
over. This was kept mp until the
English market was glutted. The
news by every succeeding steamer
now is that butter is "duller." In
fact, it is drug in the market. The
effect in this country of these heavy
shipments abroad has been to put up
fifty per cent. and more the price of
butter, and we fear there will be no
material decline until mid d-su,nmer or
thereabouts.
Except In time Of war, Northern
butter has always regulated the price
of country butter in the Richmond
market, the latter being generally
held at from ten to fifteen cents
higher. Six months age the best
Northern butter could be bought here
for thirty cents. It is now worth
sixty. Fresh country butter then
worth from forty to fifty cents was
Yesterday sold at eighty cents. This
is the highest price we recollect
bntter ever to have been sold at in
this market. During the period of
greatest dearth during the war the
highest point touched was $26 a
pound, which, according to the then
value of Confederate money, was
equal to about thirty-five cents in
gold, and forty-five cents in the pre-
sent currency.-Riclmond Times.
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BATcHELOR.s HAIR DYE

The Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect HAIR DYE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
PRODUCES immediately splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed William a. Bachelor. Also RE.
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FAEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARL.ES BATCHELOR,
Oct A3 1y New York
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REWARD, If REQUIREL

MIlL the parties who knocked me
w down and robbed me Of my Watch,
on the evening of the 10th, opposite the
turn me small IRON KEY? 1t is very
valuable to me, and can be of no usc To the
parties who have it, and beg Of them to
return II in an envelope. Mark it ~. A.. !"
lcare OF air. Janncy.) BY complying with
.lie above request, you viii couter Il great
,ayor, ahm VIII most rheerfully forgive
you for all you have done to me: or | win
give reward of TEN DOLLARS, and ask
u" questions. April 10 3
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Fine assortment Of CLOCKS, WATCHES.
SPEETACLES, SILVER THIMBLES, &c.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry X + :
fAlRED. Plain Gold WEDDING RINGS
made to order
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
April g Matchmaker
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Venezuelan Land COMPANY

A preliminary meeting of the Venezue-
Ian Land Company was held at the
Office OF the Jefferson Insurance Company
in Scottsville, Va, on the 10th and 1ltl
days of April, 1866.
Present of the Directors:
DIR. Henry M. Price, Grantee, of Virginia
Colonel J. w. Mason, Albemarle County.
Virginia
Captain d. 2. McCorkle, Richmond, v;r-
ginia.
Commodore j. K. Tucker, Richmond,
Virginia
Colonel w. II. Fitzpatrick, Nelson Conn
ty, Virginia.
Campbell R. Bryce, ESQ. Columbia
South Carolina.
Rev. John A. Doll, Maryland.
After iuii discussion of all the subjects
tonchlng the complete organization. 4 re-
solution was unanimously adopted that
when this meeting adjonrns, it shall be
TO TO meet IN the city OF Richmond, on
for the purpose OF completing the organ,
lZation OF the Company on the basis of a
plan proposed by one of the Directors. and
unanimously agreed to. And on motion.
it was
Resolred, That q committee of five mem
for the action of the meeting t o be held ON
the 25th inst, drafts of Constitution and
Bylaws, calling To their assistance the
best legal advice, and also to inform the
absent Directors of the Company (who
have recently been appointed) Of the pro-
posed meeting, and request their attend
ance.
The President announced the following
named gentlemen to compose the commit
tee: II. II. Collier, Petersburg. Va.;J. W.
Mason, Albemarlc Co., Va; ID. r. McCorkle,
Richmond, Va; J. Z. Tucker, Richmond
Va; q. NJ: Barton, Richmond, Va.
on motion, the meeting adjourned.
Ii. NJ. PRICE, President.
JAMES F.. BLAIR, Secretary.
Hs- Charleston Daily ConoIe,., and Do;le,
Ne'rs copy twice, and send bills to this
Office. Anr;l % . :
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STOLEN.

A MEDIUM SIZED BLACK
aSr~ HORSE, with short tail. He was
NfXktaken of by bright mulatto boy.
--ZInamcd Bill, bare footed, one foot
sore, badly clothed, and wore ragged
straw nat 1t lis supposed he has gone to-
wards Camden or Hopkins H. Q. X liberal
reward VIII bc paid for any information re-
lative to the horse, or for his delivery /,
Mr.. j. G. JANNEY, at Columbia, :. G.
April 10 ,
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COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such
universal demand, is made from the
ehoiceSt materials, is mild and cmoI-
iient In Its nature, fragrantly scented,
and extremely beneficial in it's action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers.
March % =,
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There We're formerly 700 churches
III Moscow, but the Emperor Nicho-
las considered this too many cor a re-
spectacle community, and 300 were
by his order torn down.
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IU KENT.
E::A NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
=. l1A HOUSE, on the Southeast corner of
the intersection OF TAYLOR COR Camden,
and Barnwell streets. Contains six rooms,
ana has attached q Kitchen, Stable ana
Carriage House. Apply to
April II u. Il. MILLER
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MARRIAGE AND CELiRACy. 4

MARRlAGE AND CEE.lBACY. An
Essay OF Warming and Instruction for
Ao'lng Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means OF relief. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J.
Sk1LLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
'l"l' lmiadelphia. Pa. April 10 3mo
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The Columbia
tcE CREAM GARDEN
Is now Open for the Season!

A TTACHED to McKepzie's Manufactur-
~ ing Confectionery, on Plain street,
below the Shiver House.
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES, LEMON
AIDES, CAKES, &C., will be served up daily
in style.
Ladies and gentlemen will find this a
pleasant resort of warm evening. The
proprietor will use his best endeavors to
mako his patrons cool.
At the Confectionery will be found plain
CANDIES and SUGAR PLUMS of his own
make; besides very fine selection OF
French Candies, Bon-Bons, Cream Drops
and Sticks, Chocolate, Almonds, Drops,
Sticks and Cakes, just received.
Cakes Of all descriptions baked fresh
every day. j. MCKENZIE.
April 10 3 Columbia, s. c..
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Fishing Tackle.
AlMe Sign Of Me Golden P,sd- LocS.
LNISHING TACKLE, of every variety in
Il store and for sale cheap for cash bv
APrl 10 DIAL & POPE.
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LOST,

LUST,
4 PAIR OF black tan HOUND
TSS2SPUPPlES,a about six months old
A6s441lz.ss When lost, they were compiled
together. reward will Le paid for their
recovery. Apply at PA9nia Office.
April 20 a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-04-21

"A MOTHER large supply just received t
IN April 10 t6~ F.. POLLARD'S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-11

BUILDING IMPRovEMESTs.-Four hand
some buildings are to be erected on the east
side OF Broad street, south of Columbia avenue,
the permits having been taken out for the same
These buildings will be four stories in heipht
and seventy feet deep. church for a Metho
dist Episcopal congregation is to be erected on
the Germantown road, above Broad street.
which is to have front of so feet and depth
of 75 feet. Two stores and dwellings, combined
have been erected at Fifth and Dickerson streets,
and four dwellings in the same neigh borhood; ;
two dwellings are in the course of construction
on Reed street, between Third ard Fourth; four
dwellings are being erected on Sixteenth street,
below Lombard; and in other neighborhOods
the building operations are progressing.
MEETING OF THE WEST NEW JERSEY
BAPTIST AssoCIATIoN.-This society will hold
the Fifty-ftth Anniversary Meeting with the
North Baptist Church OF Camden, to-day, the
llth instant, commencing at p O'Clock P. NJ.
Rev. ID. Henry Miller, d. D.. will preach the
opening sermon, and Rev. A. J. Hires the doc
trinal sermon. The body, at its last anniver-
sary, comprised forty-dve churches, with
membership of over seven thousand. The as
sociation year now closing has been one Of
large prosperity and increase.