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EHLVVmAiME;-Byt the introduction Of DE-
comes the medium through which Taste and Beau
~, combining themselves with the useful, viii
hsndiwork. Il 10 the art Of decorating articles of
Moed, Metal. Porcelain Of all descriptions China,
TeatrsZs, Oil Cloths, furniture, Wax Lights,
Paper Hangings. Church Windows, Also, Textile
Vegetable or Mineral substances can DO In few
minutes eTnamented most beautifully. srtistically
and durably. A large assortment Of DESIGNS al
Ways on hand and for sale BY Mrs. o. B. KENYON,
$40 street. between llth and 18th sire cts west
Also: DRESS CUTTING by On improved rule
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6ECRET DTaHAara

eAMAnifAN's GITf is the most certain, safe and
enectuai remedy.indesd, the only vegetable RENE
recent cases In twenty .four hours No mineral no
baisam. no mercury. Only ten pills 70 be taken. It
not want vt TO be exposed. Male packages, o.; 70
sAhARffANs Roof AND HKRB JurcRs-A positive
sno permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia, Ulcers
Sofes spots, letters, &c. Price 81 IS Per bottle.
soid oy .. q. Iefd. Bee Advertisement. nys
MARRIAGE AND CKLIBACY, an Essay Of
warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which prostrste the vital
Icwers, with snfe means Of relief, Sent free Of
eKItLfN HOuGHT0N, Howard Associatton,
Philadelphia. Pa. ap S-3n
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STEADILY.
sMoLANpIRp EXTRACT BvCXu

SURELY. STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY r.
sAoLANDIRp EXTRACT BgoKU :.
ever case Of KIrSHY puIAsl, RussuAsrs
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsolprls, wiAxxrss and
PAINS in the BACH. THnaLH oon,LAIxrs and
fRouBLEs arising from ExcHssHs OF ANY KIND.
CoME, II AFFLICTED
TRY sMOLANpIRp.
TAKE No OTHER BUCKu.
soid By all Apothecariss. Price o.. d. BAHNEe
CO., New York, and BARNEs, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass I.
General Agents. fab ,e-ly
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A DAMS ExPREss COMPANY.
OFFICE sIl PENNA. AVENUE.
BRANCH OFFICE,
als PENNSYLVANIA AAyys,HuE. OPPOSITE
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, wEsTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPREss FORwARDERs.
Merchandise, Money. and valuable, o, Al, Kind.
forwarded With dispatch 70 al accessible ssotions
OF the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES. DRAFTS, ANN
BILLS,
Made In accessible parts OF the United ststss
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
NH 1-d Washington, D. O.
WIDpIfIELDg NEW COOK BOOK; NiSe
virginia Mr.. Leo; Domestic sssHaSG 6at.
FIX N, soyss ss, Culinary GsnIsiEn Hints for the
Il ha p.'' IL I'LL SISs
r' e : Household s'a.iTiiE Asox rA Ia a
HoE .x.'1 I5ITI.RAiFgsl n II!TlR
sissI g. sss Ass Gi!f :! =:
! ss Sh !, Sshitsi'rs sn0" Bound sSk.Nox 100 "
FOB NON R1TINTIoH Oh INOORTINT1ol
lie ssis q IS. nsS:,s:
Ell; "a sSssG i'i:sii:
w '1ss4h.A1s .ztssIAl RRS5laks..
AAs'1'. -! zz4Hs25 ShaSssi.sSSs 4Ssssa rAsI,
u -: -. - ssdsr % r...s..s,. term.
.Sn y! 81 f e IA .Asrssz nA,
-. HSmQ3yln1e !svenIo, 6oSvooH ~ ~ ~
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PROPOSALS.
GALE OF GovERNMFNT LUHBEI

0'0Qss''"sGn~':0ees. 1spss a. Ha,.s.sss.,l
Sealed HroDosals will Be received st this otaess
until HOUDAY, MAY u llx At ~ oirlorS -
for the purchase Of sls,So feet of q osernmsnt
Lumber, OF the followfnS sizes and dsscri ions
$500 feet Ia inch Oah
100 GO feet inch 0sk
l0o.ooo feet AZ. inch Oah
100 oou feet Inch OaS
Ny0o feet SA.inch Oak
Is 90 feet e. finch OAR
1000 feet s-inch Osf
1o.oO feet Finch Hickory
6,5oo feet Inch Hickofv
u 60 feet 4 inch Hickory
- 90 feet IN inch Ash
74.see feet inch Ash
S 90 feet s-ipch Ash
5000 feet A-inch Ash
5000 feet s.inch Ash
SIC feet x,inch Ptae
49, f fsst in inch PINE Pine
800 feet = inch Poplar
By0o feet l-inch Poplar
me sbeve 10 very superior lot Of well. seasoned
Lumber, and can be seen by applying to Breyet
Col: .. 3; Tompkins, Q. NJ, a1srterm sster in
e ca g Lincoln Depot, about mile east Of
Bio: viii be received for the purchase Of 100
The upder,igDed reserves the hight to reject
Payment lin Government funds will be required
upcn notification Of acceptance Of bid, and prior
to the delivery OF the Lumber. which must be re.
mo,sd within fifteen days after the proposal 10 &C.
Proposals sheuld be signed With the bidders
do5 dor "irolosss for the Purchase Of Lumber"
B,t. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermssscr,
my SBt Depot OF Warrington.
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SECRET DIsEA sEsI
SAM lTAN,S GIFT.
SANARITANS GIFT

The MOST CBkTAlh kEmEDf EVER USED.
YES, POSITIVE CURE,"fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten Pills 10 be Tdkes 10 Efecf a Cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
IMP 81 y a "
Cures IN from two TO four days, and recent cases
eminent Doctors and Chemists OF the present day;
Who % ssns cured.
sSs S::n sH,S sr
Puos-M.ls pssfsss:, o.. Tsnsis. ss.
BLooDt BLo0Dti BL0oDltl
,rssGT kkSRssoLs sTniESERs hS sf1Issrs' sYRssHTs
sAxAEIzIEsE kdaE+ D ds5 Hi suIc.
sSSs ssS
seribed e rssohss and sradiessss sseTy particle Of
the so:Gn % ssa. tss
cay sna ;: healed; .cS 90 not - .it i . your
' DO NOT pEsPAIRi
soST a.sB Gfo
system 4 All s ali The bed sii 4
; 4: sSo4 - And Sa1ss saHSs5
S.psS ssspisd 6ssru: IL %S:s
shG. In herring g; down, Telling q the womb. de-
. Sent By express. Price 81 Is Per 6ots Il ,n' w.
sAMARITANs WASH
T. in ea.es Of Syphilis, used in connectoa With the
Boot and Herb juices:
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowi-
f ID &. A SSsSs: and '''. They are used
WHAT THE f TRss sss shH II THE sAnAs.
IL. s:. lssi :
Tor vsnsrsi diseases in Il. most cusson.1y forms:
thst have used them Win jgasnsnt, ai:sF:tisn:
.ss a: ss:,
Irscomnsnd them strongly ,n y powrps
"A..i...nt sal.ss.. 81 & r NY Z. Vols"
sSS p yoHR nh s III Pa o esTR.
A bfisssosD CO ga 2 Yh n .ssa
TIIlslnAl-r.os.es:a y IeyH Lss..r. Pas
3. ts EEL 4. PSsr@asis d fsrs, snS tie sSsrs
essss q sS Ss r...dy for l.a.
Ton. s1slnsthofIhes.. And n,h.S.s,sn e ~
::s = 90 SaSsSs Tis
mar No 5 is the fniAiiisbls remedy for eli Inpln
s :es ana N o4 sns
III: Z q: s..
and change 81 atmosphere, in Tin cases. q q eachs
g. bSs.d III In g. and .
ninistsrsd 81 ValDssl, seilansnds, Rosx. b..
Wholesale s.d retail b. DR.. BARROW. Ho. lsl
Blesekse street, Eev YORK.. ...
corner 18th gt. eeDyS
rHRAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING Al
THE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton eheets 50 cents each
Pillow Gases - cents, Drawers enu
Green Window Shades 50 cents
Plates and cents each
Single Bed0teads 81 ~
Single II air Mattresees u -.
Double Hair Mattresees $l6 70 yio
Wash Basins Is and . cents eesh
Iron Wash Stands 50 ano ~ cents
Wash BoiIerS, Bathing Tubs
Gomez PotS Pewter Pitchers, Waters
fsirSanks and Druggist Scales
And iaree sssortmenf Of other articles toe nu-
g sn. ~ an descrip tisns bought, sold ana
SOC 9Th street, next 20
an a,u Pennsylvania avenue.
WAT1 NO HORI UNPLIAHAAr And On.
II 40 remedies for lnl}eaeant and dangerous
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TO TRAvELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (sHnday Q. m. excepted


The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va and the South. via the Potomac 49,
cleaners from Sixth Street Wharf, eA64kS
Warrington. 70 Asuia Greek and
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek 20 Rich.
mond conaecting there with trains on the Rich.
pona and Pstsrsberg and Richmond and Dan Vile
keiroods. Ter Petersburg, Weldon. Wflmingtea,
EEsisish, Greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning excepted) at
8 90 .. m. AID ,. m, and arrive In Richmond ct
o6 p. IN and Q n.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS,
fifty Miles Shorter and IA Hours Quicker than
any other houte
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqua
Greek and fredsricksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company D Once, corner Of Peana avenue and 6th
through.
Omnibussee and Baggage Wagons will be in
Readiness 70 convey passengers and baggage be.
tWeen depots in Richmond
~ Passengers by this line pass By Daylight Mount
vernon: and may have an opportunity Of visiting
ping at that point
BTes6fast and SUP on board Of Steamers.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, wsshington.
@. N. RANEY,
eHCE oenefaI Passenger Agent.
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In Dixie; By Edmund KtrEe. Hidden Depths
Hsysi. Nay and December; b. Mrs. Hubback.
1ead foeueal W orks, 8 vols. new on. Ten
nysony Poems; eomeRsby edition Epidemic Chol.
ere; it, Ire Atment, &c.
9 ny2 FRAN6K TAILOR.
ct. rIMOTHIp HALL-TNo I0S1e0 Of 1i1o IN.
- sutueon Win 3 reslnsd on SEPT. ., ioGs. For
"a IL - go :: s: BE-, ssi':
le4issdy ~ 11L110LDS II IxSf ID
SfHA7R&B d2ESy 97s1sSzEs ~ S555ffFS:11s
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Qfce Deyot ConlmtsSary Of Snbststencs
Washington, ID. C.. May Il, 1856
sealed proposals. in duplicate, Of the form for
nished by the under ened, will be received at this
omce until IL O'Clock N. on THURSDAY, May 81 !,
1880 GALLONS OF MOLAssEs;
US barrels averaging about - gallons each, and
Hs hall barrels averaging about q gallons each.l
Proposals will not be received for less than three
I'D barrels, or five 90 half barrels.
All the packages have been reRauged and recon
cred, but If desired by the purchaser will be re-
gsuged BY reliable inspector before their delfy.
cry 1t can be seen Of the Subsistence Store house
at 9th street wharf, Warrington, d. c.. or sam es
will be found with the folio Sing officers:
Brevet Brig. Gen. II. +. Clarke, A. O. g. g., q,
3 A.. New Y ork city
B1eyst Brig; Gen. g. L. Kiburn, 4. O. @. s., q.
Brsvet Brig. Gen. T. Wilson, v. 9. and Brevet
Lieut.. COL, Capt. and e. H., o. 8. A, Baltimore,
Or at this Office
Payment in Government funds, about fifty per
cent. OF which will be required on the accep tance
OF the bid, and the remainder before the delivery
No bids received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the open
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharf In W ashlngton, d. G., free Of expense.
The usual reservation by the Government in
regard to bids will be observed. G. BELL,
my Ia eo6t Major and @. g., e. g. A
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EEUILLAN B co. 3

EEUILLAN B CO.'S
CLEANSING FLUID
WILL REMOVE ALL STAINS
CAUSED BY
GREASE, OIL, ICE CREAM,
PUNCH, LEMONADE,
CHAMPAGNE. &C.,
KID GLOVES and nsG %ooLrN GOODS.
without inpairing the color or leaving any an.
pleasant smell.
For sale BY
II. XEbOWSKI, Sole Agent,
301 Penn D av., South side,
Between eth and 10th streets,
Ap9-lm" Washington, d. U.
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DOTONAe TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. I. A. RYTHlR,
leaves " ashington at q: m. and Al -
exsndria at .. m livery SAT &kAES
Smiths Point, Chatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Stores, Matthias Point, Popes Greek. Bluff Point
Plowdens Wharf, LancAster's Wharf, Stone
Wharf, Currionen Bay, ToxwellS Wharf, Piney
Point, Point Lookout, and arrives ct Baltimore ct
JB. BRYAN 4 BRO Agents,
ap7 TT No. 345 Penna. avenue.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Pc.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH AND CORNFn
BEEF

OFFIcK DEPOT CoMNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May IL l3s,
sealed Proposals., OF the form furnished by the
1nderntgned, Will be received, in duplicate until
TUESDAY the 18th instant, at IL m. for ali the
ETeshlBeef required for sales to officers al tbe
Washington Depot. This Beef will be entireiy
from hind quarters. except the ribs of the best
selection, and OF the finest quality.
ALSO ~ the same time and place, and under the
esme conditions proposals will be received for All
the Corned Beef required for any purp pose at this
Depot. 1t must be of the first quality, and in n
sIceptionable condition "
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat u the Storehouss, where he will distribute m
IN eucn quantities and at such times. an officer
OF the Subsistence Department may direct
Separate Proposals will be received for supnlv.
ing each II desired P''
bids. vi tue
Payment 70 be made at this efice in such funds az
the Government may have for disbursement
All the Meat will be sHbIect q rigid ms nee ton
and not satisfactory, purchases in the open mar
ket viii be made, at the expense OF the Contractor
All Questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled ey the efficer of the Subsistenee
Department receiving the Meat.
The contract will be made for three months from
the 9TH gay of June, 1850. such period as the
CoRnissary General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for
at t." and addressed 10 the undersigned, who
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
G. BELL.
myl4eO6t Major and O.
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SPRING ARRANalMENT. NOTICE.-Th
= Steamer CAMbkIDGE, Captain -
route p T. d a1G saFGh S,l i';S%: g;
having her new pier. Ito Lisht street vh.rf. h..
tS:sH he End RiTEy street. Bsitimers every
Psint, poebs Hls Oxford, clos. f. ST WstC WI.
lsehs Landing, Cambridge, HHshletts wharf,
from the Eastern shore she viii leave Med:
fortS wharf every THURsDAI and MON
DAY at ,. m, stopping at all the above mem
toned landings for pssesneers and freight, and
rsnshing Baltimore ats Q. N. Of fRIDAfs and
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RI JAMES o. MCGUIRE 4 co., Auctionee,,
SALE OF FINE THREI STORY BRIoI

On THURSDAY, May IL. at s O'Clock n. m 10.
being No. 56 street, between 74th and 2sth ana
70 FURNISHED with modern improvements, yesandaS
and fountain in front new range in kitchen so, III
plete beverage, stable and carriage house Nth
erixerb apartments on rear lot: stsbling for si1
Terms: One. hird cash; balance in rix and tva,x.
months; scared on the property. COnvsysncinS
my 10 Iint.l J. O. MCGUIRE Il CO. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
". L. WALL 4 co. Aaetisassrs.
VALUABLE .I1MPsoyIp REoRERrY ON THE

On rHuRsDXAHS PRFAEEEkkS SSJ5EscS H., ~,
o'clock, We viii SELL in front Of the PREMISE All e
ih sss.ss N sEua 10 IS "a ffy1'Es,ns % on
and running back 1856 feet ~ inches e . "a foc,
aiey, the inIrovemeats conststing OF large two.
building. The properly viii be sold toesther 81
s'R:rsss. Title I.Ifsef ''
renths. with interest, secured By deed Of s,r.ss
on me property; Oonveyancing and stsm n NJ tSs
nys W. L. WALL 4 co. Ar...
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR.
ITAN6 REGEpIES

"PosT HOSPITAL. IoRT Marshall, Baltimore,
Md, Feb. %. lS64.-"I have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The eamaritas Remedies
for veneral diseases In its most customary forms;
that have used them with Judgment, discretion ,
and yfoperly, and, have found them respond % my
their composition, have the fullest confidence in
their efficacy and a. far - my use Of them extends.
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u, in Of Syphilis used In connection With the
Boot and Herb juices.
Full directions Price IS cents.
The efficacy Of these remedies 10 alike acknowl-
edged BY ghysictens and patients. They used
In the q. s. Hospitals.
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Sold By 9. O. FORD, corner llth street and Penn.
sylvania avenue, Wilmington; HENRY COOK.
Alexenlria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia. my6-u
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soST SNS aSR
viii rrmeye every yestiee OF imnur,tis: froN a..
system, - well as all the bed effects Of Mercury
FEMALESi TENALESiI
males suffer the Root AND II BRB JUIOES most
happily adapted, In Uacersted Uterus. in Leucor.
bility, and for ah oompaints incident TO the II.
Sent BY express. Price 81 .2s Per bottle
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WEI KhV,
TO ADVERTISERS.

TO ADVERTISERS.
THE NEW YonK NEWS Ia now taken throughout the
southern States and the undisputed fact that It has
larger circulation in tho South than tho Journals OF the
New York Press combined Will insure the attention OF
the commercial public and the public generally.
Advertisers availing themselves OF the opportu'
nifty to mako their business through the column
Of The NEW YonK NEWS. are convinced OF the import
ance Of s great circulation throughout the South In
consequence ofthe largo orders received by he cert
to tho value of this Journal the best medium for ad
yertaing and the public generally depending upon pub
city to secure extension OF business commspsurste
with enterprise ahould not fail to become acquainted
with the nqueusunsble advantageous be derived from
announcing through the columns Of poI ular Journal
whatsyer relates to commercial financial matters nc
matter what may be tho particular business IN which
any party may bo engaged. Address
BEnSAmHu WOOD,
Now York Rows Building,
No. ~ Ulty Hall Bqusre, New YorS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BATTLED AGAINST
l. despoism for four years Of blood and terror, In
assertion OF the sanetity OF the Constitution. patriot
lsm sufficiently broad to embrace both sections been
it's only guide and refers with honest pride to it
record to show that has not turned to tho right
left under nii the violence of arbitrary power.
True to is principles as THEEEws has been through
the reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence In
honesty and Independence for the future.
The political transition OF tho day opens to
THE NEWS new and wider field Of usefulness. Stand.
Ing 1t always has. the invioabiity of the Con-
stitutfon according to tho Interpretation Of the strict
constructionists, is rayng ground for ALL in
both sections. who friends Of generous conserva-
sm AS true and tried exponent. Of sectional amy 1t
occupies position which makes It the fitting mediator
In holding UP to the party order In both sections
eress and principles that gave breadth and vitality
their alliance. As interseconal agent devoted to
freedom OF election to trial by jury the sauctty
the habeas corpus and opposed for four Of
terror 1t has been to the GENERALIZATION that dares
rample the rights of States, North or South, THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before the
great body Of this once free people.
The circumstances Of the moment make the dissem.
mfnation OF the principles OF THE NEWS duty of In.
dividual patriotism. Every man who conours In its
doctrine must If he entertain sense Of freedom
do In spirit Of indifference, but rather with the
earnestness of high trust Justified, nay bound in
his love Of liberty to do the proprietor places the
canvass he makes here Of the public generally In the
hands OF chose who give him the approval Of their
consciences his individual agents. Every reader of
TaREEWs not avoid the conviction Of duty which
here pointed out the ground OF the request that
urges its claims for q wider support upon all Of his
friends and neghbors who give their sympahies
the Of strct construction" International con.
caton and all the rishs Of the citizens under the
tenn, get by fathers, Of liberty regulated by law
The proprietor Of THE NEWS calls, therefore. upon
good and true Conservatives throughout the country
discharge to their convictions OF political right at this
great orsis in the oourtys fortunes the duty of CIV
to the influence Of his paper daily, semiweeky or
weekly. the wider power for good which seeks here
through the service Of its individual supporters.
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THE oARoLrnA TIMES,

THE CAROLINA TIMES,
pUBLIaHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT ORANGE.
BURG c. H. 8. o., by THAD. O. ANDRRWR.
The only paper publshed In the rich and fourishinS
District OF orangeourg, g. o. Circulation Of the Pnps7
e1tensive and rapidly Increasing.
SUBSCRIPTION.
Weekly Paper-ono year. r.........................sk
Weekly Paper-six months. nthB.......................a q.
Weekly Paper-three months. .............,....,.. r
To clubs Of teu or more tho Paper will be Gupp He'd
.. per year for each copy. tH ~ ,FE-
clubs Of twenty or more the Paper win DO sax9 he'd
OF 50 per year for each copy. Ehi .I
CONTRACT ADvERT1sEMENTs
One squere-one month. h...................,.....s
One square-two months. Observation-Disclosures. 2.
One square-three months. Observation-Disclosures. tp.p
One sqnare-six months Observation-Disclosures -.
Ono square-twelve menthp. 15.
DI6COUNT9.
Twontyhve per cont discount allowed on sdveSiise'.
ments OF three squares or over. ~ ~
Thi three Per cent. discount allowed ON sdvsrt,e-
ments OF half column or over. ,THt lIs.l 90.
Fifty per cent! discount allowed advesticsreants
one column or over IS, - ID ~. .ff'.H t.1h w"
Terms oaah. s.f asg,s sag,i, ...- %.
r a,ITy 9rHF "'1LYaAER D AaDRRWB,
Marchtd as = :. ~ 1-TT3fsI Proprtefora.
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. 80 ~ THO NEW ERA.
A WEEKLY PAPBR PUBLISHED AT DARLING.
IA. TON COURT HOUSE, has recently been Iane
ferred TO us by lite original propretor Loceted 10 the
TeAt railroad centre Of Florence faoes for com,
munfcaon with oil parts Of the country and especially
With tho cities Of Charleston Columbia and WimfnRfo6
rom which we arc nearly equid distant arc unpurrasss
rhe Editor. :. a. NORWOOD. Esq.s was formerly Y
founders, end for several years Editor Of tho Darling
rlag which paper was discontinued at the beginning
the war. AS natives Of the aoutb wo respectfully col
. share OF tie advertising patronage.
J. 2. 6OoPER l. co., Pubtiahera
Darlington Q. D., Q. O., Decousef "a, le6Ss
Deoembar % ltHil u.Ia az, n
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THE
SEMI-WREKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS.
THE

to the wants Of country subscrpers End contain
such variety Of matter to render them welcome to
every family In the land. In the matter Of LlTERA.
T5RE the choicest stories Of the best writer's are
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-15

New YonK. Ocs. ll.-FOFsign pews %
the ~ ihGk contains ~ following q II
banquge IN hoaof Of Tie Cstoo layeS.
A nessa9e IVES received ron he Qsosn
comforting knishthood on Capt. Andsesun;
Professor Thompson, Messss. 0lan end
Canning, and oesunetcy upon xr. 1omp.
son and Mr.. 00och.
The Queen ays her vsosoa for nos con.
serrin& diaing1iehiaG masks Of hss lhvoe
upon Mr. Cyr0s ~. Field b That Il mieht
encroach spon ~ peovincs q his own cov
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po9 q kenl1nA sssDes11ae towards 70
ssele denleaoa = 49, daa1ameas seS4
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pa destroyed atsnth Of Tho whole wheil
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