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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATIONS
The officers and managers Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association will hold a
meeting for the transaction of business in
the vestry-room of St. Pauls Church at
6 o'clock this evening.
At the last meeting of the Association
the following ladies were made honorary
members
Mrs. William D. Stuart, StauntOn, Va.
Mrs. General Pender, North Carolina
Mrs. General Pettigrew, North Carolina !;
Miss Heoup, West Philadelphia.
To the Board of General Managers were
added Mrs. William Rogers, Mrs. John
Stuart, Miss Martha Hobson.
Miss Eliza Davenport was elected men,
Der of the Committee on Plans and Esti-
mates.
The Association acknowledge with
thanks donations recently received from
Mr.. D. II. Gordon, Maryland Mr.. W. W.
Corcoran, Washington Mrs. Reid, Balti-
more Mrs. Russell, Baltimore Mrs. Ge-
neral Ewcll, Tennessee Mr.. William
Worthington, New York; and lady Of
New Kent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

All important facts and transactions connected
with the country and its inhabitants, with the Ge-
neral and with the State Governments, from the
commencement Of Colonial Settlements within the
limits of the United States down to the cnrrrnt
time will be commemorated under their appropn-
ate dates as indicated blythe best authorities, 30
as to furnish the undisputed elements oi American
history. ,-...- =,
consequences OF events, or OF the conduct of pub
chronicle with accuracy those phenomena which
have marked the development OF the Population,
The estimation OF lines of public policy, OF the
motives and inh huence Of public men, OF the con
duct Of political parties, will be left unbiased 10
ultimate and authoritative determination of his
tory-after the clouds OF present ieaousies, pas
.ions and acrimonies have been dissipated by the
purifying influence OF time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

DIsoRDERLY WOMEN on THE STREETS AT
NIGHT-A FEATHER IN THE Car OF THE
CocKADE CITY.-The Mayor of Petersburg,
as we learn from the letter of our corre-
spondent in that city, issued a proclama-
tion on Saturday morning requiring the
police to arrest all women, white as we'll
as black, who may be found on the streets
without male escort after 10 O'Clock at
night, and who are unable to give good
account of themselves.
This is an admirable order; and we have
already urged the Mayor of Richmond to
issue a similar one in this city. For
once the "Cockade City" is ahead of u.s.,
and this step in the right direction is
doubtless due to the suggestions of our
energetic and patriotic contemporary of
the Inder. Richmond must not appear to
be careless and Indifferent in the suppress
sion of vice and immortality; and we again
call upon the Mayor to issue proclamation
for the arrest of all unprotected females
found upon the streets after 10 O'Clock at
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16
FRENCH READER,
YoR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
BY n. scHgLB De vgRB,
Professor OF Modern Languages in tho University
Of Virginia.
Containing O brief essay on French literature.
followed by selection Of extracts from the best
French writer's. They are arranged according to
the subjects Of which they treat, In history,
descriptions. orstory, thoughts and msxilns, let
i'm prose, with extracts from every branch oi
poetry. Brief notices Of the authors are given,
and the whole will form fair outline OF French
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

ERENCH CALF SKINS! FRENCH
IT CALF SKINS I'VE have Just received nne
lot OF FRENCH CALF SKINS, which wo offer for
- o. II. CHALKLEY / CO.,
.Thirtesnth street, between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16
y BOOKSELLERS,
1911 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES

IMPORTANT ANNoUECEMENT-NE EDu
TIONAL BOOKS. -.+
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NOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
]. HARMER GILMER. JE.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND
III MECHANICS TO0LS-T subscriber begs
to announce to his former patrons and friends and
the public generally that he has resumed business
where he is prepared 10 supply them with new
stock Of AMERICAN, ENGLISH, and GERMAN
HARDWARE GOODS OF every variety, which Will
be offered at the lowest market rates.
HOE & co.'s CIRCULAR SAWS,
GUM BELTlNG, PAGkiNGt ana d. HW0SE, ana
OAK-TANSED LEATHER BELTlNG,
for sale al manufacturers' prices.
Thankful to his many friends for their favors IA
ths {ntnre CHARLES J. SlNTON,
sign OF the Circular Saw,
,ea-amdSsy No. l435 NJ ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

WISD,.ow ,:,I. snADEsws, 9, Rayf MsDo% "
sHi DES with fxtures complete, which ws vLI
n chaan kEN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

IRON RAILING, vERANDAHS,
i &C., Of any required design, GkATiNg and
SMITHS work Of every description for building
purposes, manufactured BY JAMES d. BROWNE,
Bank street, near Ninth. z,.
Particular attention paid to enclosing CEABTE.
RY LOTS In the city or country.
With an experience OF ffteen years In the above
business in THIS CITY, satisfaction will be guar,
znteed. VIII also furnish and put up MnxAtL6
AWNINGS OF ornamental designs for WINDOWS
and STORE FRONTS. Specimens will be shown
on applica alton, js e-tn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

T7LOUR.-Fifty barrels Corona Family
Plour 200 barrels Extra Plour, 100 barrels ou'
pernhe fi0ui' W CHARLES HOWARD.
,oo q, ' up stairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN THE MANCHESTER VA, PosT-OFFlCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

WALL PAPER.-We have In store a
w large assortment Of WALL PAPERS. A. II
is our intention to discontinue this branch Of bu.
siness. we will Offer them at reduced prices 70
LEVY BROTHERS,
jyl2 No. Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Rev Parish Priest; Agent for Railroad to Sails.
Lury, n c. Secretary Richmond Chapter No:
Professor Astronomy, Richmond College "or.
shipful Master Masonic Lodge No 50 Secretary
Of any Royal Arch Chapter; Old bSptlst thn.eh
Shockoe Hill Proprietor Southern Literary Mes
.engcr Heirs Of Charles Copeland, deceased
Uuited States Marshal Eastern District
PACKAGES.
Truinlner. F Blankenship, N. J.
ALEXANDER SHARPE. +. N.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

n ECEIyING ANOTHER SUPPLY
II Of those beautiful Parlor Suites, Rosewood
and Walnut. Ia Bruc2feils and Plush-.iyieS q
Queen Elizabeth, Louis xiv, Napsieon III, ana
other nne and choice patterns. :. ,,pvsu.w
corner Ninth and Main streets tup stairs).
my25 ..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16

HARNESS LEATHER, HARNESS
III LEATHER.-We have In store nne lot OF
HARNESS LEATHER, which We are selling ~
reasonable rates o. H. CHALkLEY CO.,
Thirteenth, between Main and Cary streets.
iyl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-16
DRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!!,

BR1oks' BElcKs'' @ BRlcks'''
We are now burning, and in a few days will
open, one of the best kilns OF
STOCK,
COMMON BRICKS
which has been offered for sale this season. These
BRICKS will be sold on very reasonable terms py
applying a. our yard, on Twenty fourth, between
Main and Cary streets.
is III. TURNER b PLEAsANTs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16
CITY nrAL EsrATr ron SALE.

m T--1rI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
81 o 4 4.

vile Dttttheiluneen Ipeeen Befpriben Der Straben
fnb EransV ortation rgetlb meber Art rDetben mad
Spruce Strabe SO. 9 eTbeten un6 peroen prompt be-
foret ueroen.
.. n. Start,
Generals Superintendent Der Washptue
apps SCR Strabens 8eiprisnness GeieHi9dft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

4 @omite Ser 0foMienn : @ririneH' idbel
Gfaire auf Grpulion 8fouilean's aatra
j gen ipir0. sG gsfsM3n idaHs3 pHHs Il
3hniS. s.. gromning iuir6s ais afadfol9et
ISarlans ale Setretar fir bas 5Snner'
Eaenaunt. sss4s 1Bs& Hslla sajsl
+ SOtgeube Grnenuuus fir Ser. Staa'
ten 8eamte I'm Staat seunefee lplrs
ben bonn Senat neripOrfeu :a1 s.ii3
17sg Mffefforen sisFn
+ Sobn SIS. 8omeu fir ben 8. Diftritt
Sbner q. Steele ~ b 4.tthin
Iso5N. 8. 8ids y sa6.
+ tSSm. Seales rs5Na M. p
PSI dis s oil EFT oren;
Fl q. g, @arrett I,en ! 53.& II,
| q Sol. Stanley 7H} 3 A. ~
01an glaubt bier allseihein, bab Ole
@egner bes conititutieIlen 9tntenbements
in Ser 2esislatur bon SeaneGee elm
Guorll.:. in berlellen berbinoern iuerbeu.
SIN Senat beailtraste. SER slntbonD
bon 81. s. 8oit Sai.pfldiffe siptf6en
bier uuO europa sehen ~ laiIen itnO bic
Transportation Der Soften NIT Oerfelben
gu reeuliren.
III gln Sas @omite fur Acknowledgements
ten beripiefen. sh'.4s, It4ae T
Serr S8abe bon OHIO beantraSfe,,i ben
Met-su Bioerrufen, trait be6en, Oas
6 oiiht1 alleganoria an 8irainieu 3ariif<
segeben puroe unb 60 ipieOer betnaSis
'itttft Columbia ein3uberleiben.a 5s3ai
Serr Nforria bon Mfdine beantraete,
allen 8iirsern i'm Diltrift 5Golumbia
obne llnterf6ieo Der 6arbe oas Sti,nm>
re6t gu ertbsilen. gBer bic 9lnaabme
Der @timmen zines Sdrbigen aIsBabl<
beailter neriueigere, ioHe $500 Citrate
5ablen. ssgo 5Ba1S5 III 4diH Aof
5ns5m Saus purbe Die 1Sarifs Bill be-
rat6enItEa9 naiiia5ai9 80 ar.allna -
SO iuuroen tol9enOe S0se'augenons
men ]: Hsi6s1 as5 5aa2
il 8aun1iuolle 5 SAINTS per Yfuno /;
Standardized pnroe bon 90 Gents per
@funb auf 15 ,Sents per 8iunb bsrabge<
lest; bic Circulation Der StaatSbanfen
ripurbe init 10 8roseHt belest; @Ppqtbes
tern wuree aefattet, gSeiH u. 8rannt<
lpein auf arStlide 8eroronung Bnber>;
1tanfeig obne oafiir. 2ieensl beraus;n@
7nebmen; Giienbabn ieai6aften tpirb
esnidt seifattet, bic bon ibnen gu aablen>
De Steuer anf Die Sabrpreile 81 legen
nnb oieie 6abur6 81 erc0beH; Der gors
idIas, Die steuet auf fertise &leiOsr
BON 1 auf 5 &rocent 81 erbOben pnrbe
perrOorIen. ,sa.14s1 "sis aa2la9
b 5ins9 6 inieinnasti il %. SUM-.
sno@obert, Der Mferoer Der SSauriIie
8ooia1 ipnrbe. berurtbeiH. anl a. Suli
sebanst 3u iperoen. ,sK7 .ianli
.QiiAg asd a@bie,ae O, %. euni. ~
Ser glusfan6 Der Gteinbaner bat iein
Gnbe erreidt. Die Nrbeit luirb tuieber
81 ben friibereu Breiien aufsenonlnlen.
@.s 8. 8roGnab, Gtatipn 9Slgent
gu &snolba, 9Biscoufin, muroe sbeuee
stadmitta9 bon einem 8abn3use Iber=
fabreu. Hs64sgt
9ie @enerdle 8alnler, 4ogau. Sab
ME unb an6ere SaiaOis 01ilitdrs baben
einsn &ufruf gu elmer MaFeuberianim>
lung Der SoI6aten Oes gtaates in
Springfielo auf ben II. na6iten NOs
mats erIa6en.
Cairo, %. SUM-.
Gin Seuer brad in einem Srdnebaus
an Der 9ebee aus, bod. seIane es Der
5suerpsbr, 60 BALE 81 berpsiitern. Ser
Iuf $1,000.
gfempbis, %. SUM.
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENT it fau gu
33s3i fir 0fi6blins.
Wfeb< 4orf s35 36-93aeon % {.
- Sams 23-25c.-S eu 2O-25 per
souas. aorrg seIbes IS - 80 c. -
tueibes 924 95 c. - Safer 55-57 c.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
: SaIb SDlr' ;sabrri.

Der Filnterssi9netr m6@t EiernIif betdint bas e
elm bier fri6er lange betriebenes @ef9dt ieber ers
s6nen toirb Die Tabrit ct IN g elicit 70 aiitSbas
Depot IN 8. 90. 8lase,s @aq s4aper Store Rro, Is
South Gouege3tr: A94fe3Hsgl !.8lo9451
ct 5offt, bob BITE Bsmp5ner pom Haibuile Tim tire
RunSfaR saerSsii bd e stiie teiis 70 ieet, pirb,
bab er ieSe Goncurreu5 nit n5rbI9en 5abrfaten erz
rasen tqnn+ =; 49, ~ Cpl sR 81 a.:
sIoiti'i1 . = Gobert We tim il I Re r.lsi1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

Maffsn6errf d m mIung BOZ
"a Szo.thaten in. SItinoi :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
Mnes,neins geOtisem.
g e rIanof.

ca gnN per Snbr: GBir fu1en Meenten, am
%A'CVU hberal nsIfrre perbeferte 06bs Nlas
i9ine 81 perfaufen. greis $40. 9rei neue arten,
Upper unb mrber feeb. Muf @robe geianbt. @ua<
ranfirt fur Sabre. Cbiges gebdt ODER erobe Cons
milton besdBlt. Eie ein;aen 9taf9inen, bic in ben
ger Staten inter $40 rerfanft rueroen, BITE rodnz
big apprcbirt ftnb buret Come @beeier mnb @icn,
@rouer tnb Bdfer, Singer u. Co.. .iino 8atheIber
vie anbere biaigen Nai6inen iinS Bctriigerei un6
fnb aduier un6 Gonfumenten Mrreft iiso 8efira5nng
unterpcrfen. Sauhrirte GircuIare werSen fret .ses
fonet. Bran a6brefire ShaIp u. Glarf in 9iboefore
29m6nit
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
SESerffdtte DerIeaf.

HterJe9neter seiet hermit an, bae e. fein S&rei.
nereef9dft nod Broa6ttreet, 3wif9en TrantIin Pite
un6 ben GiIenbdbn peregt bat. Sene Berfftdtte lift
erob unb 1T er est porberetet, AHes In feinem Bes
reibe beens 30 beiotsen. auftrdee bic BET Sewitte,
IaFfbaa, 81 &a1egefrase, Grant Sels GbertpG be
poer sH. q. Dobion, Gbnr9 Strake, geIaifen pernen
iubea prompte aHfmertiamteit
apl23R m M n, @neeI6.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
@etp,,e1arb InIsLelialel,1, !:

u
vpns-ti 8nrmiaass non 81 a8srasass anS not,
Saineti tSnmsn m einigen 2ecttcile eie Ieiebte,
Sstrsa in SerieIbsn Set efnsp itdfsss, gsIaafge
aass IL sSre5sha s aabe.unis i,
ssiontea Sas ssfss nj Nssz 5o 90 SAB
rem, anitatt elmer Retbo0e an fotsen 6r
bic gtfleni@dft f ielbF IN flr5efter Set cine gez
pGnstes e39rssbwsiis aassp Senen tSasssi 3tb $50
8essa 8. as2 SodBsat.s 13tsidf 1 S'p Il '0''
70 irser 8eK Sc Brieisis, SET gboaOsrdp5ie Soils
fdnci9 periteben gemndt baben, 4 49,, - -
Sas Spftem 1T furs, einfab unb diSgeaei1net fir
bic BeSiirfnife Der meni8li9en 9efeai4aft. s.4
NisMano lam esseaeg isirs gussr 9isisnissr, BE
MAD. eas gFIsrrsn ssris6sn nid,t l,at Istat,
baltnng, 9as Sertbab 4itman's gaaBnaD 1T fe6rl
gut fir ben @ebFdncb drrdngirt. ~ EV1 ~ IN
SHr9 bic s@rFnpung bieier pnnb erpcnen &pnf bat
f 9ttmat einsi bsbef gas duf Ser Site Der nte,lfdz
13en asoblthatera uns min beaten, 6tefe
R0nt fp1lte etnenrieben &frhe gefebrf fperhe1. 80
sSSsss s asasss s sast g. g. S oau -,
70 g. d. Antterfont GoPt 68. Sftb, {. asSsape
s. s. 6aneett, 2ie,it., 60. 3 So. sSfS. 70. &. ain
g. g. 3ammon6, act. <Aiftf. zSargepn, uSA.
&. %. 9oouer, Chaplain, uSA. s yf9Tf
- SSiIos .. p5afsOns l. 2idts, Co. s., 102.O. 9. g.
Sch SEP S ss 4 gsrs7 Co. e SaS 9, s.
lgG095HFl TiSItnn Ia Mnibnine. ft4s r!
ssmss .. sasSissl. ais q Is ns as aSi s. i
%. 9snsIep, ssrs,, 60. 8. 70. SnS. Q. 5.
+ z4Wgt SMle -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
:S'abrgailllll.g( |.
stltgrap6, Nadjrid)ten,
Slafamft bes ! Da,npfers
e 1,,sJaba" ppm 2iperpDpI.

.. Die 8reueen in Saunober llnO SaAiet
s..eitsls4. FL. .eiuseriift. .1rsTFoz III.
t1g-t 20 ssz -i-sIs 2ltsaSi 81 s.Iit 1t.a1 sl
-----l u-iisils EgasiFs
, lsqs ri ateines sreftensbsir
9eip5i g. aa'ais ift
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
Hrs Mas Sssa fbin9tDm.

..s,.sa goner banblnnsen..
.8,vt 8erdnperunseu I'M Sqrif.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
=HHdn IS BEST FOL. c11ARLE3goy2

Commercial currents are not nov allowed
to flow quietly in their accustomed channels;
new routes are constantly being developed, md
capital, backed by real hard werI, is every day
forcing trade over new, and, IN some cases.
greatly extended and oirouitous lines. VIC
may dopyccatc that phase OF the carriage bus'-
ness whioh would send n bale Of cotton feonl
Riddle Georgia ria Atlanta, Chattanooga, Knox
vile, Brieto, lynchburg Petersburg ane por's'
mouth, over eight hundred milcs Of sail, to ~
market on the scaeido, whcn it had been balcd,
ct u distance of Less than two hundred and fifty
miles from an aysiable seaport. or, 10 bring tho
matter nearer home, it would seem to DC the
very paradox Of transportation for the mer-
chant in Columbia, one hundred and thirty miles
from the ocean, to send his cotton and receive
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
CHI AR L E S O. N.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1e, 1866.

WE PUBLISH to-daypon our inner pages, a
further contribution from tile sprightly pen o1
G. W. w. OIL his travels in Europe; 3 most in
teresting account Of the progress of the Great
Pacific Railroad; besides our usual full and
accurate commercial and marine intelligence.
Our READERS will be pleased to see, in to-
days News, q letter from our old Washington
correspondent '.yidcx." We are happy to in
form them that he will continue regularly his
letters during the winter, and will send us, as
soon as Congress is in session, when occasion
REQUIRES, full and exclusive tclegraphic reports.
,,Vidcx',is the representative Of one OF the
leading New York dailies, and is in position
to give us, from time to time, such information
as no other Southern journal can possess
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
LOST.

r OsT, sBETWEEN HAsNI. AND MORRIS
L. STREETS, on Sunday night, November 18th, an
ENGLISH INDIA RUBBER SANDAL, being only one
Of the kind It is Of to the fnder who will be
Iberally rewarded by leaving It ct THIS OFFICE.
November 13
n OST. ON THE sTH INsTANT. A SMALL
IL MEMORANDUM BOOK with the nahle OF EDWIN
A. WALKER on the back. Information of the Will
be thankfully received at THIS OFFICE.
November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
SCHOOLS, OULI,EG ES, &c.
HOME gCIzcOL FOR nOYs.5

IFGnyE BCI7GOE4 FOR BOYS.
YF1HE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
resumed on the SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEG1-
DER, and continue ten months. The number of pupils
Is limited to tWovo ..
Tho Principal is C graduate in honors Of C1nbridge
England, and has had than twonty ycarB experience
Gy teacher in tho South .
Careful and thorough istruction will bo giyon in the
LAIIN aud GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
wiLl complete COURSE of English studies, including
Mathematics, Commercial, Arithmetic, end BookKccp-
Ing. ,=z,.@
Pupils will be- treated In NIL respects members Of his
family, and will lecoiyo the undivided care and attention
Of tic Principal il the preparation OF their yioun stu
dies.
Rctcrnces-ro tho Faculty OF the South Carolina Uni
ve,sity md to present ard former patrons.
Tor tcrn u.l further particulars, address the under-
signed. Z NCHARD FORD a. NJ.
Coumbia, August, 1868. etutE August II
ETGEHT SCHOOL.
RFVI4E SUBSCRIBERS, ON MONDAY NEXT, NOYEM-
L BER ttl, will opon NIGHT SCHOOL ut tho irce
Nuoo Building, Mcctingstrcet, Mary, ut woL
will bo taught BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ltATIIE-
NIATICH aud ENGI,IsH. Terms moderate
Hhere Of the public patronage a respectfully so-
icited.
Apply at tho SCHOOL daily between tho hours of A.
II. and P. NJ after p M at No. 81 COMING STREET.,
near Calhoun. A. DOrY, in.
October 30 1mo L. gHERFGgEE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13
N BR0iD-SI1. HAp STORE. u

TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE OPENED RETAIL BAT
STORE, No. % BROAD.sTREET, where will be found .
full and complete Stock Of Gents SOFT FELT AND
MOLEsKIN HATS Also, all the late styles OF FA6H.
IoNABLE HATS AND GAPS for Young Men and Boya,
together with Silk and Cotton Umbrellas. I
Mr. ". B. MOORE, VINO for many years was with P. y.
DuB1E Esq, In the Hat Business will be happy to eee
his old friends at tho above Store.
October 18 trths1mo WILLIAMS co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

The N. Y.'Hera.d's Washington correspondent
says: 'sThe President has almost ceased the
granting Of pardons to residents Of the Southern
States who were engaged in the rebellion, and it
is insinuated by those qualified to speak on this
matter that no pardons will be granted for an in
definite period to those who led in the late insur-
recton, or those who accepted Office in the United
States, either in civil or military capacity, pre-
vious TO the rebellion It is further stated on the
same authority, that the reasons which have IN
fluencod the President in thus restricting the
issue of pardons are Of political character result
ine from the recent elections. -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-13

r All intended for Publication in
his ;ou,7i mast be addressed to Tie Editor Of the
Doifv Ws,us, No is Haynes street. Charleston, s. G
business Communications TO Publisher Of DaaIs
= Necs. s.Z-.Z.Zz..
NE cq,enot undertake 10 retar7e rejected communities
Adoe5iseneats outside g Tie city Hs,sst be acconpa-
MED ,oids the cash.
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II very desirable OFFICE over Banking H0,BH Of p.
e. Keglor, No. 10 Dfoadstreot. Apply to 2. f. 1IaLER.
(okO!nr 18
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WANTS.

VTTANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
wv WOMAN to take Of small children. hbera
wages will TO paid Apply at the residence Of JAMES
M. CALDWELL, Judith street 2 November is
61ABINHTrfAKERs WANTED ATE MACK
VI Ely l. BAKERS Furniture Warerooms, Adgcr Duild-
ing corner Of King and Market streete
+ November Z
YT,r4E OWNER OF A PLANTATION ON
Pom Pon River, thirty miles from Charleston and
eight miles from the Charleston 4 Savannah Railroad
containing upwards Of 400 Of Tide Rice Land and
considerable body Of Cotton Provision Land all Of
which were under successful culture at the commence
ment Of the war; Is desirous Of uniting with capitalist
In its cultivation. Apply to
Law Range, Broatl-sreet :.
November 13 g. tuthH3
A GENTS WANTED FOR TIE LIFE AND
n CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL tsTONEWALLlJ JACK
SON, by Professor r. L. Dabnoy, DID,, OF Virginia.
The Standard Biography Of the Immortal Hero The
only edition authorized by his widow and published for
her pecuninry benefit The author, personal friend
and Chief Of Staff Of the Christian soldier. We want
Agent In every county. Send for circulars and see our
terms, and what the Press says Of the work.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
Corner 7tl Gnd Main streets, Richmond, w.
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rH1o IsENr, sgxDIRE NO. 1868 EAST BAY, BE
ING one Of the most desirable locations IN tho city
for business Apply at W. 8. CORWIN T. CO.,
November 8 No. 253 King street.
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FItO RESNT.--THaTr TEaRE,Il EYD1eY BRICK
4 RESIDENCE cant side OF Meohng street and one
door south OF fGcorgescet 10 IN thorough repair aud
has bee11 newly painted October Is
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"A Brown "Black Hawk" HORSE, about six years old.
For particulars apply at this office, or No. 60 COMING
STREET. October 20
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TO RENT,, &c.

TT,o H,KNT, A FINE STORE Or MARK EFT
Il STREET, north eide. Apply at No. 2S IlAYhE
gTRIaTtr 1 November Is
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TITO RENT, I'M HIHSETIEGs STREET, MEAIe
4 Broad, part Of U House, conssting OF Ave rooms
one paror two bedrooms kitchen and servants roono
Anniv at THIS OFFICE Novembor4
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FOR SALE.

NOR, SALE, A PORTABLE STEAM EN-
Il CINE eight horse power, In good order. Apply to
d. O'NEIIL & SONS,
October 81 No. 357 King street.
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YT,AKEN UP THURSDAY, A LARGE RED
COW, on our place. She destroyed our crop nnd
the owner must come forward, pay xpensee and take
her away. Apply at Warrington Race Course, to JUIl
JJs NAYRANT & WARING. November IL