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DIRECTORS.

Caiman-WILLIAMM MILLER, ESQ., MP, of Mess WILLIAM MILLER Co, st. Peters
burg; 1885, Pnoadny
GEORGE G. ANDERSON, ESQ. Of MesnY.G & A ANDERSON, 49, Mark Lane.
THOMAS NEWMAN FARQUHAR Esq, of MesT. JOHNSON, FARQUHAR, AN LEEcH, S.
Moogde Street.
DUNCAN JAMES KAY, ESQ. of MeMs KAY, FNLAY & Co, 81, ThreadMedle Street
SIR CHARLES R. MGRIGOR, BART H., Charles street, St James square.
WILLIAM WESTGARTH, ESQ, OMessE. WEsrGARTH, Ross & Co, Melbourne TO- Thread
secrear-ALEXANDER P FLETCHER Observation-Disclosures FUCHS
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Deduct Reserved New
Shares 4,l78
- 95,892 o o
Reserve Fund (Fire) after payment of
Dividend for year l863-64 98,8l4 ii II
Accumulated Life Fund-Participation
Branch s6l, 1863 10 8
Do. do. Non-Participation
Branch 1911 ,6l9 10 3
Do. do. Annuity Branch 54,239 3 2
Government Fire Insurance Duty COL
lected but not yet payable 1866 5 1
Shareholders Dividends unclaimed . 65l ! 4
Outstanding Claims, being Fire Losses
in process of adjustment, and Life
Claimes not yet payable 36,317 II 2
Bills payable, being Drafts by distant
Agencies not arrived at maturity 5000 II 7
Balance at the credit Of Profit and Loss
Account for the year 1864 2l,2S6 o 3
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ROUTE OF STEAMER
"C1ara Rothe,"

FROM GOTH FEBRUARY TO 3RD MARCH.
, 1866-02-23

OUpUUE
Accumulated Funds, upWGrds of
annual ReUenue from Fire Premiums, upscards of.
Do LIe !, -...--.
, 1866-02-23
$ q. @ q a 5.

Established in 1886, and Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament.
, 1866-02-23

BALANCE SHEET, as at 3lst December 1864.
, 1866-02-23

: E2,OOO,OO0
100000
100000
$4,000
L.
agent for 81. Gose.
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Is Health Worth Having ?

1t s. protect it. itis jewel easily lost as vir.
tue and in Some difficult to recover. Nature
in climate and especially this season. requires
to be occasionally reinforced. But everything depends
upon the tonic used for this purpose The medicinal
tnotures all Of 0hieh are based ALCOHOL are
dangerous Quinine, as everybody finds out who takes
much OF 1t, Is allow poison. One safe protective from
all unhealthy atmospheric influences exists and one oy
This powerful preventive is HOSTETTER's CELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BlTTERs. a compound of the
purest stmulant manufactured with the most eff
fecve tonics. alteraves regulators. depurators
that chemistry has yet extracted from the botanical
kingdom Convalescents, languid and feeble from re-.
cent sickness, will find the Bitters incompatible
Restorative, not dissgreeable to the TASTE and emf.
nently invigorahog. No other smulant producesathe
same effect this stomachic. It does not excite or
fuher the nerves, or occasion any undue arterial
action but at soohes and strengthens the
system and the animal spirits Julv O
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l.
PnovosT COURT July 7.-Despite the extreme heat Of
Room.
United States James Gailard (colored)-Strkine
Mary Jane Forley.-M. ]. Forley, sworn I was
going errsnd, with cloth in my hand swpeipp A.
and It touched him in the back, and he pushed me
down and cut my arm, and hurt my aide very much
S20 or sixty days.
United States Haselton Fludd (coloredl-
ly Conduct-Polceman Lynes. sworn Yesterday, be.
| tween and P. NJ, large crowd corner of Line
my brother his he admitted after arrested him; he
said, with On oath, that he would put it Into me; this
cd that she tainted away when arrested defsndsnt the
string Of club broke defendant got the club and
se and
Joseph Lynes, sworn was present at the distur.
uting very bad Language before my mother and nd
other femaesi asked him to stop; he said he would
pleased. and would not stop for no Cd dWn man; m
dirk knife lay open bench by, and asked
to With OF else who ne naa ns %
him. he lives on the tame lot. e.. in the yard Of our
house.
Untea States v, Saturday Campbell lcolored,-ob.
Yesterday afternoon met defendant at the Mills House
anva large g piece @ d 81 seanns on his shender which
passing; abused me- and refused to get out Of the
way arrested him, and told him to get out Of the way
United States ps Adam Bonnet (colored-Disorderl7
Conduct and Beating his wife.-Policeman Hutson
sworn Last night about hapast eight O'Clock Lieut.
Kingman ordered me to the corner OF Line Coming
streets on duty. where there had been before and
ordered me to arrest any party who
any riot thero found defendant beating his wife and
was called on to arrest him; Mr.. Lynes and went
up to his room and found him Id Of hi. wife beating
her; she was honering and cryins we ordered him
down. and ho refused TO come, and she pu. he'd him
down there was NO one there but defendant and bis
Vile; wo arrested him and took him to the Guard
Hause; there was much noise and disturbance
Policeman Launy, sworn: ordered by ISeut
kngman to attend strictly to the peace as there had
been row, and 10 arrest any inst,gang it. was
informed tha defendant beao his wife, aud went
with Hutson and Lynes to his room and fourd him on
her on the bed ocatfng herr ordered him down; he re-
FUSED and resistedi we pushed him down and took him
him to tho Gnard House. 'i
$40 or thirty days.
United States ys Lyman Mite he'll coored -Disorder
ly and interfering with Police Policeman Lynes
sworn: O'clock last night defendant was beating his
Te ana h' sister called for the pol had orders
Lieut. Kn9man to arrest any making disturbances;
up stas and found defendant beating his wife
the bed ordered him to come down. he resisted took
| him to the Guard House. wv
$40. or thirty days. : .T
Hero no less than three men beating their
wives on the hymenial couch. What @ comment on
| connublal felicity 1
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS, located In the City of Charleston, g. @.
WI Dc sold to the highest bidder. subject to the Ap.
II NJ, JULY i8th 1866. on the premises
Terms OF Sale$l000 cash; balance In equal psyments
OF thirty. sixty and ninety days Certiacate of sale
WIN be given at the time and the deeds to be executed
money. ' A "a " ~ 9 X0RRv RI,vnnSs
June 10 co,ia,tn. 90 N,nt,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Thts nv

Auction Sales This Dny.
BRuFs BEE Will sell this day, at the corner Of King
and Wentworth streets at 10 O'Clock general stock Of
merchandise.
SMITH McGn1rvHAY will sell this day 1t tho foot Of
Hasel street at IL O'Clock sloop of 90 toms capacv
in good sailing order.
BowERs sILcox will sell this day. In their store No
27 Meeting street. opposite Market at 10 O'Clock an as
sortment OF furniture, &c.
T. NJ CATER will sell this day. in back storo on State
street. opposite engine house. at 10 ocIoc 76 baIes of
hay.
A DoLLAR SAVED lie DOLLAR MADE; and Messrs
ALLAN SIpDoSs, will DO from their adyertise
men offer to sell at one-third the price asked else
where the so.called Australian Glasses not PROMISING
however, to allow the the unique privilege of
seeing and distant objects equal facility with
the same lense which seems to be contra reason
and ART call at their establish will convince the
most skepcal of the truth assertion aud
many unfortunate victim Of defective vision to
dy their sight at a reasonable price.
DIR. BEnNHAnpr.-we are panied to announce that
this distinguished Of science is about our
city He has been instrumental in doing 80 much good
TO those whose sight is Affected that we would really
like to have him here permanent fixture. We have
been present on several occasions at his a the
Mills House, and heard the sincere outpourings of
thanks from those who have been benefited by his SKILL
and we thought surely here was something worthy of
great effort to attainthe skill which could give such
relief as these patients of the Doctors had experienced
The Doctor will close his Office at o'clock this eve.
ming, July eth, and will likely return here again In The
Of several months to administer to any OF his
patients who have not had their sight fully restored
He desires in this connection to his sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the Medical Faculty and Clergy
of Charleston, who have literally endorsed him. and
also to the public for their very liberal patronage
EVERY FAMILY should have q case of DIR. HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. They are simple
easily applied, harmless and yet, in thousand in
stanceR, they diaeSse allaY
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BY R. M MARSHALL
ATHOROUGH.BRED MARE, warranted sound She
IS last IN harness. and rides we'll un saddle Can be
seen by applying, as above, at
JULY NO SO BROAD STREET.
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r We ARE indebted to the southern Expross Company
for a supply OF late New Orleans, Mobile. Mem mphi g.
Nashville Baltimore and other kind at
tenton is duly appreciated.
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MuT1LATED CuRRKNCG.-Our Subscribers and patrons,
especially those In the country, requested not to
aend mutated United States currency, there is
heavy discount all sush notes. and the Joss which
sustain thereby Ia great
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AUCTION SALES.

70 Bales Haydn account of all Concerned.
BY II. NJ. CATER.
Will be sold, THIS DAY 10 O'Clock in Back store IN
state:street, opposite Engine House.
70 bales HAY, on account Of all concerned.
Conditions cash. JnIv .
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AOCT1ON SALE OF VALUABLE HORSES
MULES, WAGONS, de.
VIII be sold on MONDAY, July l8th 1856 ut 10 o.cloc
AM. at South Commercial Wharf Charieston q n
90 MULES-in good condition -
40 HORSES-n good condition
lot ARMY WAGONS
l lot AMBULANCEs.
Terms cash, in U. g. Currency.
Property to be removed within forty boura afta
sae or stored at risk and expense of the
By order Of
Brevet Lieut. Col. C. ". THoMAs Chiaf O. M
JAMES q. GILMORE
$3.50 Breyet Lieut. Col. and A. NJ
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Mr. Nell Afford died Sunday last at his reaide poe
IN tho upper part Of this District st the advanced
OF sixty eight years.-Harion Cretcent
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Furniture, Chairs, DC. &c
BY BUNERS ~ sILCOx
Will be sold HIS DAY, In Store, No. lTJ M,,liuy
street, opposite Market a 10 O'Clock
r SiI EBoAkDs. BUREAUS Dining Tables. Centre
Mattresses. Pillows, Bolster, AIarb!a.Top able
sue sue Tables, Common Tables. Wood Feat Chairs,
Desk, Tucker Spring Bed, Common Hah-
stands Childs Rocking other Cbnire Large Rocker
Fancy Side LiRhta Cushion Seats for CHAIRS Cushions
Sa hoas lot OF Geraniums, Lamps Kitchen Utensils
"naoW Pulleys, lot OF Medicines Stoves &c. DC.
Nohotohs cash. ,JuIy
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PRIVATE SALES.
BY CLIFFORD d MATIIEwEs.
No. 81 la RrOud. strect

At Private Sale
Ihat centrally and desirably situated handsonn
HOUSE ana LOT, No. 93 Went worth street few door
west OF Coming street. The Lot measures 60 feet IRON
6y isO feet deep The House La three and hall soro
attics dressing rooms. bath room. 60, and pantry
water and gus throughout the house. and every modem
convenience. There Is also very hns cstern Iarp
pumber OF well fuished rooms In the yard oarriaee
honse. stable, flower garden frut trees Go and alto
ments in the city. - e o''"n
For terms apply as above, myf6 Julv
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THE NEW BILLIARD LAMP in front OF Mr. a. b. BA
DRNHoP's attracted much attention Saturday night
1t Ia elegantly and tastefuly mounted the belongings
thereunto designed and furnished by that cunning son
of TUBAL OAIs Mr. WERNER Many the admiring
gazere who stopped and walked all round the lamp and
remarked about the and balls chased In the glass;
rattle OF tlne gold headed cane to have come
of on Saturday night but the riot in the vicinity
created such an excitement, that Mr. B. pruden tly
closed his DOORS The rafle is to OF at O'Clock
this evening.
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MuRDEnous ATrAoK--On Saturday night negro. who
said he belonged to the steamer Dictator while going
up King street In the neghborhood Of LEWIS KENAKEs
bar-room, near the corner Of Wentworth street,
knocked down by some person unknown and badly IN.
jured He was struck on the head with club slung
shot, and literally bathed in blood The blow was SO
that after he the first time he fell twice in at
tempting to the street.
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EVERY FAMILY should have q of DIR. HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC homeopathic MEDICINES. They are simple
easily applied, harmless, and yet, in a thousand in
stances, they arrest disease, aay pain and suffering
calling the doctor, and prove friend indeed The
valuable service rendered immensely overbalsncos the
small sum they cost. See advertisement. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
No. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
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thigh, with his femoral artery cut Strange to aay he
had fallen in such position that the artery was COM
pressed and his life thereby saved When turned over
by the surgeon to be examined the blood upurted out
In jet, and, but for akltu attention, he would have
died In Ave minutes. ~.
There were rumors Of other negroes being shot, but
there were no wounded reported at the Guard House,
except the policeman, JOHN DUNN, and the negro
ready mentioned.
The disturbance OF which the above is q mesgre
count took place in Meeting street. at the head Of the
Market on Saturday night, when many women and
children present The alarm and excitement
among the bystanders was great and the only wonder
iB that some innocent spectator not killed.
TIE STEAM FIRE Engine YOUNG AMERIoA.-This
new aud beautiful engine recently purchased from
the manufacturer. A. c. sILspY Of the Island Works.
seneca Falls N. Y embracing two of the most valuable
patents issued in this country, has In two trials,
made within the last few days, perfectly satisfied not
only her maker, but many Of Fire Department. that
the rotary principle which she Horks ia superior to
that of any other. The piston engine works well, and
the manufacturers have in It produced great beauty
and Symmetry rs well great power and there in
these engines essential qualities peculiar to themselves
Whitney generate seam with greater taking but
hve minutes from the time the smoke Issues from Il
chimney to getto work; sinpe in construction and
are therefore. easily managed; very Ateady while In
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SUPPRESSION OF TItRs EXAMINER. Be
tween nine and ten o'clock Tuesday night,
the office of tho Esaminer newspaper. in
this city, wastaken possession Of by mill
rtary authority, and guard placed upon
tho premises. The proprietor endeavored
to procure an audience with General Terry,
ON yesterday, but was refused. In reply to
messages, asking by what authority the pa
per had been stopped and for what reason,
General Terry stated that it was by his au-
thority, and the course, pursued by the Ex-
.dminer during the pasttwo months.
The following despatch appears in the
Washington papers of yesterday
"NEw YoRK;' February ia special
dispatch to the Herald from -Richmond to-
day has the tollowing:
1.-The Eximiner office was closed at nine
O'Clock this evening, by order of General
Terry:
"'rhe order is said to have emanated from
General Grant"
In addition to this, II is reported that the
subject of suppressiug the E1ahiner had
been discussed in Washington for several
days, and was decided upon on Friday last
A chop" at the Ballard House has been
mixed up with the affair.". the said chop
being in progress when the Office was tax en-
possession Of II is stated that reflections
upon Union people present were anticipated
and expedited the suppression. -Richmond
Enquirer.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

'FTNHE Commissioners Of, Roads for
l. Fairfield District win meet at Wins
iboro', on the 1st Monday la March next, for
the purpose Of institu.ing the necessary re-
pairs 10 said Roads.
BY the late Act Of the Legislature the
fBoard appointed ut tho Session Of 1868, are
frequired'to remain in office until the next
,regular Session. -.
Thoy are as follows: Howell Edmunds,
Edward +. Mobley, Robert B. Smith, VIM.
B. Woodward, David A. Coleman, James d.
Walker, Laban g. Chappell. DR.. J. 'R. Nc
Master, Thomas NJ. Lyles, John s. Douglass,
Robert Ford. J Jobn w. MoMeekin, NJ. l..
Dookhardt, Edward Taylor,
These gentlemen are earnestly urged to
be. prompt In their attendance as above.
HOWELL EDMUNDS, Chairman.
feb 6'86--1awtd
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Reviews,

Reylews,
Scientific Papers and
General Reading,
and VIC shall number among its contribu-
tors some of the first literary men of the
South, with others from the North and from
London and Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully
selected from the newest and best of the
English, French and German publications:
and its Editors shall spare no effort or ex :
pense, to make it rank with the very first
magazines of the country.
AS its name imports, we have established
the Cosmopolite upon no sectional basis.
We hope to make it the organ Of general
literature alone; and will be uninfuenced d
by any party or clique Whatever.
1t will be mailed to subscribers in any
part of the country upon receipt of the fol-
lowing
subscriptions:
Single Sing, copies ono M year s. 90
Five g '' " 18 90
Ten " /" (" az 90
The Cosmopolite will be generally distri.
buted among the Merchants and Planters
of the South, and we will add for. their in.
formation, o few advertisements, at mode
rate rates.
Liberal deductions will be made to book
sellers and newsdealers.
Newspapers publishing this prospectus
and sending marked copy to the under
signed, will receive copy Of the magazine.
Address DELEON s. CO.,
p. o. Box, 2GG Baltimore, Md.
feb 1866 r.,
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DRY GOODS,

which we offer at Wholesale and Retail.
Having had long experience in the Dry
Goods business before the war, we know
just what Goods are most needed by plan.
tiers and consumers generally and will al
ways keep on hand n full stock of planters
Goods of every kind. =.
We keep our stock constantly replenishcd
by every steamer, with the most attractive
We respectfully invite planters, mcr-
chants and consumers Generally, TO call and
inspect our stock, consisting in part of
Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Osnaburcs,
nShirtings, Bleaohed, Long Cloths,
Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtings,
Irish Linens, Calcoes, Cling
hams, and Cambrics,
sEss &OODs.
Merinoes, Dc LANES, Poplins, Colored al.
paccas, Figured Popins, Black Silks,
Bombazines, Black .Alpaccas,
and Grape Cloths.
Together with every variety TO bo found
in our line, which We offer at the lowest
cash prices.
STOLL, WEBB & CO.;
No. 2S7 King ST., doors below Wentworth,
Charleston, s. C.
H. @. STOLL, Charleston,
CHARLES WEBB,
II. G. WALKER,
jan'i565-1yr
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Gen. Orders, |
No. /. /
l. The following is announced as the
Commissioned staff, OF the Goth Regt. 8. G.
NJ:
8. b. Clowney, Adjutant.
Dr. Charles u. Ladd, Surgeon.
DR.. William X. Propst, Asst. Surgeon.
G. II. Rivers, Quarter Master.
III. Elections are hereby ordered to be
held Mt the usual muster grounds fthe sew
eral Beat Companies, composing the Regi.
mont OH Saturday the Oath inst, for q Cap
tain, n lst Lieutenant and two 2nd Lieu
tenants of each Company, respectively; and
nlso for Major Of the Battalion to which
the Company may belong.
Ill. The three officers last in commission
and now living in the limits of any Beat,
are he: eby appointed the managers to hold
the above elections within their respective
Beats: and in case there be not three Off
GERS in any Beat, then any two or one shall
call to their or his assistance one or two
persons as the case may require, to conduct
said elections.
w. Polls will be kept open from IL o. m.
to p. M, the votes counted the same
evening, and the result forthwith trans
mitted 10 these Headquarters.
V. No Regimental, Staff or Company
Officer is required to Uniform himself, but
when on duty shall wear some badge indi-
eating his rank.
vi. All persons concerned shall be
bound by the publication Of this order in
the Winnsboro' Tti- Weekly News, who shall
see or be notified of the same.
BY command Of
Col. JAS. ii. RI0N,
s. Is. CLowNEY,
Adjutant.
feb 8'G6-8
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. .COSMOPOLITE.

On the first of January we will commence
tho publication, in the City of; Baltimore, of
amonthly
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School Books |

are notified that we are able
Il to furnish them with fbooks and sta
tionery at low prices. Any articles not on
hand will be obtained by Express atshort
notice. KBTCHIN, MoAfASTEB s. co, 4,
jan l6'3e--tf No. 1. Hotel Range
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$50 REWARD.

'STOLEN during the night of tho
y l4th inst, two MULES, one Sorrel
Horse Mule, the other q medium sized Sor.
rreiM Mare Mule. scar on left shoulder. both
about Is hands high, and both branded on
the left fore shoulder and the right hip with
"the letters 81. W."
The above reward will be'paid for the re-,
coycry Of the Mules and the apprehension
OF the thieves, or 800 for the Mules.
JOHN NJ WHITE,
feb 17'66-3
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PIONEER LINE OF STEAMEh
FOR
Baltimore, philadelphia, New
York ssssa, AESStOn, VIA Albe.
marie and Chesapeake
Canal.
THE COMODIOUS STEAMERS
PIONEER and COMMODORE Adams,

floNEKK and CUmA0DORE ADAMS,
MILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY Of each week at 8
O'Clock, A. NJ, connecting with the differen.
lines Of steamers for the above nnmed
points. Op and after the first day of De-
oember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers Of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for tie trans
portation OF the same, as arrangements
have been made with the different compan-
panies to forward goods to this line at low
rates and without delay. Each CT these
steamers.aro capable Of carrying
TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY T0KS OF FREIGHT
through the canal without difficulty. as
they were built expressly for tho trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable of accommodating
thirty-hve passengers. Every attention
will be paid to the comfort of passengers.
who will not bc subject to the ineonve venience
OF transfer to other vessels, but will be tn
ken through direct without change.
Tho tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find il to their in
terest to take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort Of n sen
route, and the fatigue of railroad travel.
On the 18th Of December next, If tho
business of the line warrants it, the steam
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-weekly trips viii be made.
For freight or passage apply TO WHIT
FORD, DILL & CO., New .Berne, N. C:
nov 2r65
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NOTICE

is hereby given tia, three monibs
from this publication, application
will be made fol-. the renewal Of the. sertifi-
ates Of stock in the Charlotte & s. G. Rail-
cad Company.
No, 1926, for 20 shares, dated 10th Jun o,
1859 issued to h. B. BoIston.
Nc. 2O13, for IL shares, dated 28th Sept,
1853, issued to r. B, Boylston, Guardian Of
saml. DuBose.
Said certificates have been lost or dis
treyed. 8. A. BOYLsTON.
jan 9'68--1awSm Ex'trix.