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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-22

CAsH.-Om terms for subscripti
vertising and job work are cash. "
all parties viii bear this in mind i
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g's Lessons.

= =. Nnk Heaven, IS not SUBJ
lecfy 4ldicaI rule, or pregnable to
radical iintrig ignes; otherwise, she
wonld certainly be prescribed, OUT
lawed on eaDatriated by Thaddeus
Stevens and his crew. For Spring is
true ;reeonstructionist-a recon
. ltructionist in the best and most
practical sense.s There is not nook
h the land in which she is not at this
homent exerting her influence, in
preparing way for the restoration of
ihe South. No politician may op-
pose her; her power defes embarrass-
fnent; but she is not altogether indie
pendent of help. She brings us
balmy airs and gentle dews, golden
suns and silver rains; and she says to
us: ''These are the materials of the
oplv work in which you need be at
present concerned; avail yourselves
of them to re-clothe your naked
country and feed your impoverished
people, and you viii find that, in the
discharge of that task, you have
taken the course which will most GER
tainly and most peacefully conduct
you to the position which you desire
Turn not aside to handy epithets with
your enemies; stuff your ears, like the
princess in the Arabian Nights,
against words of insult and wrong;
pause not to muse over your condi-
ton, or to question your prospects;
but toll on bravely, silently, surely as
I, and you will \reap {" reward to
which i he yellow water, talking bird,
a,kt fairy tale
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dfess-makefs OF the country was pre-
sented IN the Senate to-day by Mr..
Sumner. It is headed by the sigma
ture of Mad. Demorest, the celebrated
modiste of New York, and claims
to represent the views of 10000 dress
makers Of the country. They protest
in earnest language against the in
ternal revenue tax Of six per cent. on
the value of all materials which pass
through their hands, and say that it's
enforcement will deprive those en-
gagged in the dress-making business
OF all hope of making living for
themselves and families.
A canard was extensively circulated
this morning, to the effect that a
prominent member of the House from
Pennsylvania had attempted to cut
his throat in a fit of temporary in
sanity. The story caused considera-
BILE excitement, and sent number of
his friends TO the rooms of the honor
able member, on Capitol Hill, to
make inquiries, where the style of
caustlc answer they received from
him for their pains was sufficient to
prove tii;tC ne was not only vigorously
alive and kicking, but as saturnine
and savage as ever-in short, that
they lad been badly sold.
washington Stu..
Collectors of internal revenue in
the Southern States have been in
structed by the Commissioner to col
iect tax on all taxable property which
is being removed from their respec-
tue districts; and in case the duty
on cotton and other articles which
may have been assessed is refused,
after demand having been made, pro-
ceedings will be instituted for the
collection of the duI lies by distrain
and sale of properly unless the
E-.aeles are remove, Shnder bond, as
= ided by the II ) tiops Of Oeto-
g, 1866. -
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ARLINeroS,-The Superintendent
of Freedmen's villages has been in
structed by Major-General O. o.
Howard, to divide the Arlington
estate, the former property of General
Lee, lying East of the Road, into
five acre lots, to be rented on agree
ments to the freedmen. The rent to
be pad at each harvesting of the
crops. Fifteen acres on the West side
OF the road is assigned to be divided
and rented in the same manner.
About twenty acres to be used as q
garden by the dependents Of the
Freedmen's village. This estate is
not confiscated property, and there
fore cannot revert to the heirs at the
death of the owners; but it was sold
for taxes and purchased by the Go
vernment for the purpose to which it
istnow being applied.
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The following il an extract from g
letter received today by Gen. Spinner
from a gentleman nov travelling
through the South, whose facilities for
obtaining correct information in regard
to affairs in that section are unriTaled:
The tone of the rebels in New Or
leans is improving They have dis
covered that the North means to be
safe, and they do not seem 70 ne near
80 offensive as they were three months
ago, in their disloyslty. In Mississippi
the hatred to the Yankees Gems uni
versal. The same is true OF part Of
West Tennessee, Alabama snd Georgia.
Up the Mississippi the Yankees sTe as
good as anybody else. Just now the
negro "a king. be has set his foot
down and won't work where he thinks
they don't mean to give him q fair
shoT. There is not negro who will 20
up into Mississippi, for the reason that
the laws passed at the late session of
the Legislature sre designed to Te-sn-
slave them In Louisiana they are in
the main, working well, and are az
orderly as ever they were. but there Is
not labor enough in the South to do the
requisite work, and 50, as / said, the
IS king. Those who get into his
good grsces are going to do well, but |
bad luck to the poor planter who ina
gines that he = bully them as he
used to do in days gone BY. He will
pretty hard to make a contract
Wash CDR. Gkiacinn1s Gazette.
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LOVE vs.. MoEET-A RUSAKAY WIFK IS
PURSUED RON CISCIsBGII TO MEMPHIS
AND CAUGHE-0n Thursday last 8 young
man from this city arrived in Memphis
IN pun suit OF his wife, who, it appears,
had abandoned his "bed and board, -
and fed with a river man to the city
on the Frat ChickagaW Bluff, taking
with her 500, which grieVed her hus-
band more to part with than his faith.
less spouse.
The young man gave his name as
George English, and awoke the sympa.
thy OF as many people there as did
ShylOck when he bemoaned the loss Of
his daughter and his ducats. The be-
reaved Benedict watched the streets,
hotels and theatre with lynx eyes, and
at last espied the faithleas one leaning
lovingly on the arm of the gay and To-
cund son of Neptune, who, strange to
relate, did not bethink him of using his
triton on the Infatuated husband as he
rushed f~rantically up Main street to
seize him by the throat. He only, in
fact, ~bethOught him of his legs, which
he used to such advantage as placed
= 1HAAACo AlM huu LuC
man he had wronged.
Meantime Madam stormed, scratch
ed, bit, and threatened, but the 500
were at stake, and she must 20 to pris-
on or disgorge. That was the ultima
tum; and finding no help for it, she
was obliged to go to her boarding
house and draw from between the bed.
ticks, where it was reposing in crispy
cozin ess, the wallet containing those
comfortable 500 The wrath of the
husband subsidized the moment
bis hand clucbed the package, and
smiling sardonicslly, he politely babe
The lady a very good day, and wished
her much joy in her newIfound love.
The foolish wife is said to be quite good
ooking, and halls from Cleveland,
ohio, where here her friends and rela-
ions reside.-CReinnati Commercial.
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THKArKr.-Last night Phil's Birthday
was produced al this establishment, Mr.
Couidoc sustaining the principal role Of
Philip. Words cannot do justice to the
beauties Of has aeting-it was 90 life-lke, So
real, his pathos Is touching to q degree
reaching The heart through the senses nerve
for n moment losing sight Of the char
neter (which after all is the very acme Of
actingl bat grssping with = master hand
The author. he transmitted has conception
To the audience with the fidelity Of a
Raphael or Reubens, The profession and
theatres Ia the country must be benefited
by his visits. Ills acting is Of that school
that commands the attention and admira-
lion ofthe literary and the educated; 81 the
same time it is 80 simple, so true to nature,
ihat he at once wins the sympathy and feel
ing Of even those who are not accustomed
to be moved by the scenes Of domestic life
rs portrayed BY this csnsummate artist
God bless you, Mr.. Couldoc, and may the
ever willing Providence have you and your
estimable~ daughter in his special keeping.
80 that We may be permitted agsin 10 vel
come your adventure smong ms.
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sUFRENE CouRr.-The last case on the
docket Of this Court was called yesterday.
and preparations for decisions and DEGREES
we're made.
The case Of John h. Martin against J.
NJ. Benhala, which came up from Wayne
county. was handed to the Court, on brief,
By Hon. n. Baxter. Il ia an appeal from
the Judgment against Benham for SsS and
costs. for bacon taken from the plaintiff
Martin, by BsDham, while the latter was 8
Commissary in the army Of the so-cslied
Confederacy. Benham seeks a reverfas Of
Judgment on the ground that he acted IN
der orders from superior officers in taking
the bacon. Ia the csss Of J. S. Martin and
others against }. II. French and others,
Judgment was affirmed opinion by Judge
AIiIIigan. Mrs. Saba against Lawrence,
Wilson & Co, opinion BY Judge Milhgan,
reversed and rsmsndsd, with leave to
smend declaration and plea. +. P. Gray
against 4. g. Holiday Judge shacklelord,
affirmed. J.. Il. Martin against Rob't Akin,
shsekleford, reversed and remsnded. Wiks
and others against the Bank Of Tennessee,
Howkins, affirmed.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT xrws


TAe river j. hfius. vih Eve fee, ,,,,.
on tae shoall. There wers No ~.
ani 10 departures yelteulay.
fae d~sstructSn ofthe ". P Carter
ne fourth sekasias To- he Atasls ~
Mississippi Steamship company is. Viz {
e period ofablui three m5uhs m.
we're tie Nisgasa. st.ckueg. AIi..s,r
Oa''sF' aiof msgllassn proportion. w,-s
Z ihe aggregate nos less than q hslf anil.
.'0a O dollars, aai On which nst dollar b.
iAsaHanee vas taken. sod s,auraging
rs 81 misios,anes would probably ds.,st
ne enterprise Of any set e msa. otbertb s,
'aoss q tae Atlantic sn8 M,ssisupp. steam
UP ~Co1pany. Taey have means sB3
1ssve enough to speedily repair all dana
ssi ard nla41taln TIE .uisrrtg cribs Ina,
AH merchants ana b1atuicn Il 81. L,.
arc making strenuous efforts 10 MAMMA
~ Of Packets between thst city and Ns.L-
vAlS Tie Dora, "a charge si Captain H.,
tozaa formerly Cd Cinc.ansr. hs bean
PLACED Il TIE trade. ta-stder w.,h tes
AFAoFA~E1T OF TEE EAge.4io~ o. TIA
ao-Mr hDis The Alsd son. INDIAN
yistrct has l~rtroiucsd into C1usress ~
r~csoluticu, which vas agreed
h2l the Comnittcs on Roads aud CsBss
be iustruc-ed g. Esquire shat further is-
Stlenr n z1T Necessary % iraureye rs
.iaylsauon O. tho Oaio river betxcsa ~
aouth and tha city 81 C-inciunatL and as
'eo.ally at The falls Of sad riyes. uear de
~ Of Louisville, wish leave 10 rerort bv
iI OF otherwise, "a the earliest practlss-
le pefi0t-LJaisutlc Coara.
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ALATooSA laos WoEEs Toz sALE.-By
reference to our advertising columns IL
Wii be seen that these celebrated works
are offered for sale. The advantages pre-
scented 10 capitalists Ia his property is sp-
parent ats single glance. The foundation
has been laid, and up to the breaking out Of
the war q successful and prosperous bust
ness was being esrried on by the company.
As alleged in the advertisement, the rsvages
Of war has so crippled 3 majority Of the
stockholders in means, that the company
have determined to sell rather attempt, IN
der the circumstances, to resuscitate. There
are one thousand acres Of land attached to
the works and mills, on which are fine
mineral depOsits-gOld, copper and iron. u
only remains for some e~nterprising capital
ISIS to take hold Of this property TO put
these extensive works and mills in opera
ton in e short time and we are inclined to
the opinion that q bargain can be had in
them. The sale is set for the FIRST Tuesday
in April next, in Atlanta, Ca, unless sold at
private sale before that day.
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DR.. n Dispensary.

should be particular in regard TO the humber Of the Street. ar fEa-. hid. Char -.
10 hFreInny which resemble those OF Or. r1NE4s.
~ A pin sign viii b. found over tbe door
- All 0mmuucauou By mail ,r aherane ahmI be- aIHaarfl
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Desperate Killed a, Bridgeport.
Another Arrested aud brought to
Ma shviile.
A Gang Of Outlaws Near the Plac


A prisoner was yesterday brought TO Gen.
Johnson's Headquarters, from Bridgeport,
Alabama, and with him, a letter from the
commandment Of the POst-Col. Lister oithe
4oth Colored Infantry-which letter was
directed ts Gen. johnson, TO whom We are
indebted for the facts, relative to the affair.
The sfairtook place on Saturday, Sd inst,
and resulted in the killing Of a man named
Magbes, and the srrestof his pal, named
Winters. The latter states, that Magbee
wssarrested az the same time with Winters,
or Al least his arrest was attempted; that
he resisted. or refused to accompany the
y..rd. and was shot dead BY the
corporal. Winters had been connect
cd with an attack upon a house
near the encampment Of Colonel Listers
.ommand. lie gave his nsme, while ar
rested. as Turner + Smith. He Is e deser-
ser from the 5th Tennessee Federal Cav
airs. = native Of Lebanon, and s Fugitive
f-om iust.ce. having stabbed s nan st that
plsce. lie kss been TUNED ever By Gen.
johnson % the csyd authorities 70 ee tried
Tor the crime at Lsbsncn. Col. IL letter
further states thst Winters Is thought TO be
implicated m the stealing of horses aud
mules about Bridgeport. he mentions
two maE.stratss who have been coulorring
with hin- with view 81 set his assistance
a ~spprcheui,Rg men Indicted ior crimes Of
Grade. from murder down. He tRve
ruHsas aud cOlaws about Bridgeport 81,
numerous, sBa tsls refuge ina Tennessee
gh.eh they can do byEotng only ave miles
These aauags mMt be taken, and Whcl
capssrea mast be hanged. Unless ta''
.aene. there viii be- no such thing - 0rde
se,uritv. The people Of the county
Who possess moral standing mas@ ali @
s,,bsr. REGARDLESS Of past or present poiiu
al differences. combine for thearovn mutua
protection. If they do not, roAesr'es "
continues increase.
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IMPORTANT MEETTNa.-A meeting Ct the
Physicians Of the city Of Nashville was held
last night, in q room over emith's Drug
Store, corner Of Church and Vine streets.
We hope that the deeiples Of Eseulapius
viii invite reporters 10 attend their future
meetings, that the public may have the
benefit of their deliberations o. the general
health Of the community, and learn what
the best means are Of preventing the cpl
denies from visiting this locality. that are
anticipated st other points during the com
ing spring and summer.
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MIREETs,


~CTuTFAu, Feb. T.
FIoUa quiet sHi unchanged the quotations ara
s795 90 for superhns $3.50 for erta - 25al,
foT family sIoSl0 50 for fancy t.aadH.
WHEAE stss5y az faI sssss. Ho.l new Rcir
quoted a. 81 50.
FoEs stesdy at 1894 ior No. sh-lsi
o411 frrer and prices higher. -l--ag G. Tg-1
for no. 2 and TO-
RE quiet. &c for H0. !.
GE5cIs1Es Unchanged aad cu.1L
Hcss qusii holders ssk sl28I2 g for city jlss
ed, but these rates srs above the vl5ss CT uuye-s.
sales si0Gl0 1s. Receptss-0 head.
Mess Po-ziu good demandat 60 90.
Buik Meats frm 1t I2gIZNc FOR Sholiis7E lf4
FOR Hbbei SIDE 1875 bT dtsr r5oel, ana I,sios
clear s.iss.
Lsh5 good demand At lscE f0s Puus cJ5.
WzissT steady at q @Gr iroa, s1i 76a r5ai.
C5lE0s .us-GTs. - 5f uIddAag.
IoCIsvIItr, FgbT.
ToBacg5 Ectvs and higher sIt5 $50 hhds iGFs
~ o ioci common lug sSl5ci Food LEAF &c 90 @.
bright m~mGacmuuF25c.
Mrs1 P0EE So Bacon Shoulders fF+ cioss
SIDES I9IG Hams 23cI.
LAEE Is quoted at 18e
fIouR, s. Tor supsrfne. Family SO.
CoEs Is qcoisdar GO. Tor shtIIs1
OAI5 4sc.
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Letter boxes for The dropping in oflsttsr
have bssn established al the following
points:
Corner Of North Market and Square.
Corner Of South Market and Square.
Corner Of Cedar and Square.
Corner Of Cedar and Cherry.
Corner Of Summer and Union.
Corner Of Vine and Union.
Corner Of Spruce and Cedar.
Corner Of College aud Union
Corner OF Market and Church.
On Market between Church aud Broad.
Corner Of Broad sns Front.
Corner Church and High.
Corner Church ard spruce.
Corner Broad and Spruce.
Corner Broad and Summer
Corner Broad and College
IL the Representative Hall
In the Senate Chamber.
Two boxes will be PM up N IN FdgeGeld.
-our in North, four in South, ana four in
sst Nashville fOE the con gsaienes and &C
'~0mmodation Of our ciuzens.
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win hs General Pnrtrs. DO a,aa rs Fl.
boz
CHRONIC CASES
Rheumatism, Affections q the Luurs.
Diseases OF the Throat. swelicd Jo uti. stH
Limbs, Plcufisy, Pains. Ulcer. Cancer. Gra
vel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver. lufa-
nation Of the Stomach, Neuralgia, kings
Evil o. scrofula. Defines, Diseases of The
Eyes, Debilitaied Systems, Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, and Consumption. iogetherwIth
al Private Diseases, ant Diseases oi the
Urinary Organs.
TO THE LADIES'
An Affections Ct the Womb trcn'ei With su-ces-
STERILITY.
Young Married Iaiss. shoe misfortune 10 ha.
becn not % bncr nuh o. duc seaau, ral consult
me eishor BY loaer Or 10 person
PRIVATE DISEASES
D. al gades. Primary aai seroIIiry renovated
rom tas system
NIGHT EMISSIONS CURE
DR.. McGILL tr.ats Diseases si sBy d~istsuce. and
sends Medlcincs 70 all psrts- ratsiaraca glarla'
teef.
Bs Ofcs q one Of The snsss sranrei 10 OBJ.
City, with TO ICONS, seii dued up Or ths r-esp
toa o. Ladies sad ecuuemeus sho are daily rrt.
Al isiiss ai5esisi 10 DR. MoelLL. boz 7s
NaslFfie, Tela
Onoe o. uuiou street. over Yorh. hoaa str.
aantau
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ADAMS EXPRESS Loss BY The W. R. CAR
TKR.-We learn from the Memphis Com
mereial that the Adams Express Company
had on board the Carter a safe containing
the sum Of $780, 600 belonging to the United
States Government. The safe should nave
been delivered at Memphis, but by some
oversight of the officers oil the boat, the safe
was carried farther on. As the room Of the
Express Company wss situated Immediately
over the boilers Of the Carter, the pSesump-
ton is that everything in the room was
blown 70 atoms.
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Esov TBtT Tog 4RE EISRT, THKs ca
AHrtD.-We will give three prizes during
the month ofFebruary, for professional and
amateur billiard players. OF the city ofSash-
vile. one Gold watch, cost Ss6o, bought
IN New York two months ago by MIR. eau.
WIN 500 Havana cigars, worth sloO, and
o. large MeersehsuIa Pipe worth So. Fur
ther particulars and details 10 the ColOnsde
Billiard Han. CArNfS 4 DrfHf2'
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- A Psychological View OF MarTias ct
Containing nearly 5 . pages, and $50 fns Plates
ana EnzraTinga OF the Anatomy Of the human o.
sans il a state Of Health and Disease, with . 1Tea-
on ksTly Errors, It's Deploraoie Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan
Of Treatmsnt5hs only nanonai and successful
mode Of cure, as shown b the report Of cases
treated. A truthful adviser 10 the married, and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain doubts
Of their physical condition Ssnt iTee Of postage 10
any address, on receipt Of 70 cents, in stamps or
postal currency, By addressing Dr.. La CRoLX, No.
81 MEde1 LSze, Albany, MI
The authoT may Be consulted upon any Of the
upon which bis book treats either psrson-
ally or by DEl, and medicines ss1t 20 s1T psTg Of
he world. ocfis-el
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Bachelors Hair DyeI

Tho Original and Best in the World
The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harm
less, Reliable and Instantaneous. Produces
Immediately q splendid Black or natural
Brown, without Injuring the hair or akin.
Remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Sold
BY all Druggists. The genuine is signed
William A. Bachelor. Also,
Rssensrating Extract Of Aitgfegrs, for
RESTORING Gad BsaEtiysHg tie Hair.
CHARLES BACHELOR, EET YoEE.
sepl5-lJ
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Self

This vice, which is never p-acticed In
the presence q any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblssi
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquenco or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim x
3 living skelstoA Nor are these its fnal
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins c! roalon, the most melancholy
sight that eau meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this affection, call on
DR.. Coleman, No. O. North Cherry street
or address him b. letter, Box s03, Nash
villo, Tenn. fsb26-H
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contribution Lie


Constitution Life mp
lss positive and -pscnc remodF az diaszsas
0ngaahog irom an IIruHE STATE Or TuE
AZ und Tor eli lhsisharI diseases transmit
tel from Parent 10 CHILD.
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MoRE NV MUsIc.-C. D. Benson, music
publisher, Ne. "a Union street, has just
issued another fine piece, OF which 10. Ben
son is the author. Il is entitled the "scodt
Gallopsde," and has a characteristics title
page in colors. It is pretty, ana viii, with
out doubt become very popular.
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lt IS 30 universally admitted that Coazutuhon
Lac syrup b the only effective melus VI restura-
ton iu ne yanoua toGins q Paralysis, tusf We ue-d
not rv.tsrat- that q - enphauczhY ue alesi ili-.
giving Power.
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". Z. smith & Bro, No. % North Cherry
street, (Clay Roberts old sisnd,) keep the
Finest Family Groceries, Brsndiss, Wines,
Pure Robertson County, Bourbon, and Rye
Whistles, and q various assortment Of Fancy
Groceries. All as cheap as can be had in the
city. Al we ssk IS to give US a call aud see
for yourselves.
dec7s-t If
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- r. Cone has received The "ayeriy'
rny ana Navy Jsurnai, n. y. SUNDAY
M.r,ary. True Flsg, Flag Of oar 1H'oa'
va.klv Review, Citizen, Saturday free'
- Companion, wild Rover, Leader,
Phupny Phelow, Bslioo's A0n'hiy, Ls,
~. Mauthly Cor March, BraithWaid Re
,,o,peet. Weekly MsgaEins, Ladies RePoN
soIv, an late dsiliss-
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Special Notice.

The United ststes having turned over our
shop and machinery 70 as, "a Dec. lst 1865,
We win be prepared 10 resume business 80
builders sud contractors, on Jan. let. Plans
and specifications furnished 10 our patrons.
Turning and Carving toorder, for the trade.
EARsKS 4 hIo5sE,
High street, between Church and Broad.
deeS0-2m.
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Persons u~uEcqusintsd in the city seeing
30 Inanyadysrtissms1ts for the treatment
OF SPECIAL Diseases, are often al & l0a5 10 dst
temine to whom ~ entrust the treatment
Of such Gases, To such persons We take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest sstab-
hshment Of his kind is st No. q Dsaderick
street, a tlis should be a sufficient guar
sntee hat this is 4 reliable institution. DR.
A. RIoHARD JOSKs may be found in his Of
tee during tie hours stated in his general
advertisement. Al medicines 6fr7nsAei N
tAe once.
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