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The national Republican., 1866-10-16
FOR SALE OR RI1N
DOR SALE OR RENT.

Nv DWELLING. situated at the inter section OF Mary
land and FirginS venues between seventh aud Eighth
srests west The House Is 81 feet front by deep
with wide hall through the centre The lot Is 100 feet
front by 2lI feet deep embracing half Of square 43I
JOHN II sEMMEs,
sells dinf seatou Houss
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$4,000 PEOPLE HOUsELEss,
GREAT BASE BALL MATCH IN NEW YORK.
FROM EUROPE.
By Gable to the Associated Press, |

LIVERPOOL Oct. l5.-The Cotton market
is very active, with sales to-day of 10000
bales. Middling uplands has advanced Id,
closing at Is Lid.
The Liverpool money market is slightly
firmer. Consols SO IL. The following are
the prices Of American securities: FiveTwen-
ties 20 l.2 Erie shares 40 l-2; Illinois Cen
tral 78 L.. H'.
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e6Nosice.
roH Executive COMMITTEES Rooxs,
No. 400 TWELFTH srRHsr,
WAsUfNoroy Aupust Al lega

NATIONAL Uxrox BxBcurrvE COMMITTEES Rooxs,
a.. -.a No. 400 TWELFTH srRHEr, J
WARRINGTON, August 81, 1866
All omeial circulars sent from these rooms are signed
py the chairman Of the National Union Resident Ex-
seutivs Committee and Its secretary, and ali money.
Intended for s use should be addressed TO CHARLES
hNAr' ESQ, chairman Of the National Finance Com.
nse' or Deposited to his credit with Samuel Fowler
Esq OF hi'tenhouss, Fowler 4 Co. All applications
LOT to the funds Of the Committee will be
mAae py 'ne finance COMMITTEES, their authorized
agent, who will be duly accredited None o,ho,. a..
authorised TO solicit contribution. for the uso Of mi.
oommN,ee. CHAR LEs KNAP, Chairman.
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s0Madam Mounts Pile salve-a valuabl.
Remedy for that Disease aso Consump ption Destroy
err and an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma, a.
can bs found At stots Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel o''mans, near Metropolitan Hotel; Tord's cor.
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue; Entwisis
corner Of Twelfth and PsnnsyiIsns avenue; Eliio's
corner Of and Twelfth streets; Harbaughs, corner Of
Seventh and @. iaIa.v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ss-Notics.-Nsvy Yard Bridge.-rn conse-
quence Of the repairs necessary to be made to the Navy
Yard Bridgs,it will be closed on and after MONDAY,
October u, until further orders.
Ls.' n. D. FRENCH,
ool0-N Commissioner Of Public Builains.
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~ Marriage and Celibacy, an E...v os
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also. dis.
eases and sbuses which prosrats the vital powers with
Of relief Sent Of charge in ,es.d ls,ta
envelopes Address Or. J. sKILLfN HoUoHToN
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa aula.sm
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= 5seamann, 5tnri&& & 81. 5aeOt Srefer,
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Nntbeil am @entnn.
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sennainine in the Postof6ce Charleston. for the
sek ending JANUARY H. 1866 and ordered to be print
I'D in TIE DAILY News agreeaby to the following Sec
Hon of the Postofce Law as the newspaper having
tho largest circulation in the City OF Charleston:
porIoY And be 1t further enacted. Tts lists OF let
rs remaining uncaed for in any Postofice in any city
rssWn or village where newspaper shall be printed,
hail hereafter be published only in the newspaper
Uhch bec published weekly ottener, shall have the
ARREST circulation within range of delivery OF the said
* Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
= rtste thai they are advertised
EJr Office hours from q. M. to 6 P III. On Sun
1AsJ1 from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT, Acting Postmaster.
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FLOUR.
100 BBLs OF EXTRA AND SUPER FL on r,
IOO landing from steamer; selected expressly
for this market
6oo bo,cs Of "FAY BROS" BROWN AND FAMILY
SOAP in whole and half boxes
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Is bags PRIME RIO COFFEE
20 bbls Prime Muscovado Sugar.
BACON.
10000 lbs of Strictly Choice SIDES, SHOULDERS,
STRIPS and HAMS
BUTTER.
80 kegs and tubs of Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
SUNDRIES.
/ case of SMYRNA FIGS
bbls Currants
10 kegs Bi Carb Soda
cases Pickles
Is kits and bbls. Salmon and Mackerel
Sacks Liverpool Salt
boxes smoked Halibut. For sale by
THADDEUS STREET,
January No IA East Bay Charleston, s. c.
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ya- DIR. H. BAiK.- OFFICE AT THE DRUG
TORE of Mr. A. c. Pam, a;cc;ing street. near Mar
- ~ Va ~ November e
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CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS..JANUARY IL, 1866
SUPERFINE FLOUR.

0SN BARRELS SUPERFINE FLOUR, JUST RE-
le)O CEIvED per steamers Alhambra and Anda-
lusia for sale by KAVENEL CO.
Januarv
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Rs Persons deposi;ing letters in the Postoilice WIN
In nlacc the ,=iri e:- the upper right hand cor
Ier of the enveop AL .:y viii also please to renem,
s,er that without the lap tttcc cannot be mae1 out
..rust be sent to the D'>I1 l..t'' olhce' ,so
Janaar! u w
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, SPLENDID CHANCE FOR NORTHEBA
THIFT AND CAPITAL!

SPLENDID CHANCE FOR NORTHEbA
THIFT AND CAPITAL!
A FORTUNE MADE IN ONE TEAR!
FOR LEASE OR RENT, '
The splendid Estate in Marlboro, known as ~
DEYILLE containing three of the richest fLAHSA
TIONS and one Of the finest LANDINGS on tnefso
Dee River Estate consists of 1000 acres two-tnlns
under cultiyation-the the richest pasture ZOE c
large herds of witch are raised without corn or 6e
ter Land will make bale OF Cotton 10 the acre. ~
borers and every thing ready for the no1t crop.
ALSO
Tb. FINEST ESTATE i'll Orangeourg Distr1ct; Fafee
eo- Cotton: healthy all the year. Estate consists OF
aSoo ares two-thirls under cultivation a fine creek
the estate and furnishes seats for Mills and Gins
nd 6ne range for cattle. All tho bacon to feed me
Iahorers made on the estate without cost Labor ed
eanIy for rather than leave their old homes the no
erocs would take low wages. , A..
eThe above estates offered for Lease, because the
be;rs are children and their guardian wishes 10 90
North. -. ,---.,.
in one year. Apply to
FOR REFERENCE:
Gov PERRY Columbia. 5. G.
Gov ORR and Senator MANNING.
Right Rev. p n. LYNCH, DID,
Judge GLOVER and L. B. WHALEY, Esq, Orsnge
Hon c. W. DUDLEY, Bennettsville, s. C.
December 4 mTf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-12
John -4ddmS' COUrtSHiD,

John Adams sought the hand of the
daughter OF the Rev Mr.. Smith of Wev-
mouth. and Miss Abigail was pleased Il
accept the proposal OF Mr. Adams. much
TO the chagrin Of the par>on. the objection
beln" that Mr. Adams WAS a man of hum
bic origin and moderate ability. and could
never aspire 10 ANYTHING more than the
position OF a hnmhle village lawyer. His
visits TO her home were frequent and pro-
longed. hut no hospltalities were rendered
by the Rev. Smith. either to Mr. Adams
or his nag; for while Abigail omlv had
watchtul care over him. his shay passed
The weary hours of night feeding on thc
hitciIing post
Now Abigail had sister whose name
WAS Mary. who was bciroihel TO 4
we;.ltllier and ii was believed more prom
l>lng Young man. whoSe presence was wei
coined most cordially 10y the reverend,
family.
The good par>on had promised each OF
his daughters that on the occasion of then
marriage he would preach sermon from
a text of the brides own selection. Ma.
~ first married, and '.beautifully appro.
pirate did the father think the text. AM
Mary hath chosen that good part" In
due time Abigail marrieS and chooses foI
her text. ''For John came neither eatin,
nor drinking and they say he h,th 9, da,-;l =,
/ Tradition does not tell uS. as We remem
her, how the text pleased the father. bu
the sermon WIS preached MARI. indeed
chose 4 good part. her life was a happ,
one, and her husband WAS man of mean
and rcSpectabllity. Abigail waS woman
of strong affections, a practical wife. ans
possessed of great nobility of character
while the names of her husband and sol
will live aS long as the love of liberty III
spires the soul of man.
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How To APPRECIATE WIvES.-Accord-
ing TO the laws OF The Greek church. lis
CLERGY may marry once but if the wife
lies they are not allowed to choose a sue
ce,sor, 4 strange Interpretation of St.
P;lui', injunction 10 the Young bishop of
Ephc>u>. Il Tim. 3: p 1t is said. and
may easily be believed, that this gains for
the laiy Il lar@er amount of respect and
attention ll.an Is usually the LOT of her sex
i'll the east. \ gentleman residing in
SYRIA was exceedingly surprised on once
enerin" the house of Il leading priest to
find him engaged in washing the linen of
the household and on inquiring the rea-
son OF such an apparently unclerical occu-
patton, the reverend papa replied, 81 do
this TO save nv wife labor, that she may
live the longer for YOU know, oh kyrie,
that the law of our church does not permit
me TO have another. and | wish to keep
this As long as | can.''
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ANIMAL GRAFTISG.-Some experiments
IN what is termed animal grating have re-
Gently ben described by DIR. Beri. in a
paper forwarded TO the French Academy
Of Science. He says '.that if the tail of a
rat be cut of, skinned, and then inserted
under the skin Of the same animal, ii will
continue to live and grow as before. If :.
fracture Is effected. the fractured parts will
join again exactly as If the tai were in
its natural place in short, both physio-
logically and pathologically, the grated
part follows the general laws of nature. -
These experiments may be interesting to
the philosopher, but they must he exceed
lngly unpleasant to the rat