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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-13
Election In New Hampshire To-day.

RESULT OF THE PEE'ELECTIVE CANVASS.
New Hampshire will elect Governor and
other State officers to-day. The Republican can
didate for Governor is Frederick SmSth, the
present incumbent, and the Democratic, John
g. Sinclair. very close canvass has been made
in every town and ward in the State by desig-
nated officers OF the Republican clubs, aud the
result, as returned to the Secretary OF the Re
publican State Committee is as tollows;-
6mNth Republican. % oo5
olhclair, democrat 0oJ
OOHbtful. looo
This gives Governor Smyth a majority Of 4774,
dividing the doubtful equally, or 294l II all the
votes in doubt are cast against him.
ARIzoNA.-The arizona Miner of January "a
announces the organization Of the Arizona His
torical Society and Pioneer Society at Pres
colt. A Joint committee OF the Legislature has
reported IN favor of campaign against the
Apache IBdiaBs. In a recent ADDRESS to the
grand jury at Prescott, Chief Justice Turner said
-"GsntlemeA, we have p.esed fro under the
rule Of revolver and boWie.knife to that Of law,
order, aud good government The corrected
official vote for dele-ate at the late election IS as
follows;-GoVernor Goodwin, 7l3; Delegate Pos
ton, 2Go; Allyn (democrat), 376.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-13
VHOMAS BIRCH d SON, AUCTIONEERg.
Il No nlo CHEsNUT sTREET

THOMAS BIRCH 4 son win sell at auction, at their
Galery, No. lllo CHESNUT street the evenings of
THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
March 10 and l6. at ha-past 1o'clock each evening
VALUABLE COLLECTION of Foreign and American
OIL PAINTINGS, embracing many works OF merit.
Among the Paintings are number the property OF a
private gentle about leaving Europe It is the
most interesting and ch oice collection which mas been
ofeIed t. the Philadelphia public this and con-
talus few works by deceased artists OF repu tation
Altogether 50 different artists are represented by about
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

.., a,o, 49,. I
IA hnthonys Henry b. Rl.' 2's street. between
inh and iS'h:
Brow B. 95at.' Missouri, cor; y Pa sIs AZ, and Sd
bpeksiew, Chss. r. "a no - SCUM ~
Ghsndist zaehariah; Mich; National Hotel.
CLARK, DHniel, New Hampshire, NO, So an 81
Conness; John' CAL rs lSth St bet and A
CoWan, kdgAr, fa mrs. OArter's, NOS NORM
street.
Cragin, Aaron H., D. Rational hotel
Gresweil' John a.; j., Nd, Nsn4nai hotel.
Doolitte, J. r., Wisconsin, NORTH street.
Dixon, James, Conn, foI New York avenue
Davis, Garrett, Ky, 81 Oh S. bet. and B.
Poote, Solomon, VI, Mrs. Carter's, North A
street.
Resseudsn, Wm; n, Maine ~ street
FOSTER, l.. y. g., Connecticut, WillArds'.
Grimes, J. W., Iowa, 2ss II street.
Guthrie James, Kentucky, No. SS9 Vermont Az.
Harris, Ira, y. y. corner 10th and streets.
Howe, Timothy D, Wis, SjS MY. aV., between
9th and loth. .o,.
Henderson !. p., missouri, d4S street
Hendricks, 7. A, indiana, MRS. Tilley =, sd ana
Missouri avenue.
Howard, NJ, Mich, fST llth 81, bet and "
Johnson, Reyerdy, Nd, Tl vermont avenue
Lane, James II. Kansas, ssAton Houas.
Lane Henry b, lnd. jsi v ST. pet ID and 80
Morgan; D. New York, cor. lSth and ST.
McDougaii, lanes H., California, ITO street.
bet: 18Th and 10Th SITS:
morrill,, Lot M, Maine, washington House.
hesmtth, James oregon zzl rA' avenue
between IAN S ana a''n ;,u c.,,.,.,,. ,.,
sor'9a; NOT s1S Daniel b. hinn' oru'ehoa'' corner
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w RnR nnR READERS USE
CLOTHING.

A r.....,.....r.
wv
tbnssand mIies or mora awsyw
To view The bomss AZ ,hs oooS i,n5 urcat. %
Tbs halls vhe,, our iearpsd men deSate.
where thew maze our laws ana declde the fate
or our eOuntry's greatness day BY day
rms young man Pooksm were IN nIea Win n'ilS
Bat he Suffered from one Of natufe's Ills,
:, ,ns n,en 'o.sa hs say.o ,h.n esi,i.
Il was very Door taste reeardine his clothes,
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FIN a n q L A l..

IA Y @ o o X 4 d o
'""" BANKERS,
rIFTEENTH STREET, opposite eTHBTREAsuRY,
buy and sell al suuen. rates and keep on hand
= fall supply Of all '..''' ''... .'-. ''
GOVERNMENT BONDS, 49,. wv ..
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
cERTIFIckTEs OF INDEBTEDNESS, so.,
and pay the highest prices for A N
aUARrERMksTER'soH s soHECKs AND VOUCHERS.
aug2-di .Er.7 - a.
FIRST NATIoEAL BANK OF
,aa WASHINGTON. @ Il .a'
n rl.swr yr a-p .rAwEt'GH ST.
u. D. COOKE, (Of Jay Cooke h Co. y President,
JgtV W. g. HusrBaros osshia' g
.s GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
... ...p. ASD -,r..,.
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UEITED rTATEs
i6Tu srRERr, oProsrrE ruE rREAsuHr DzPAAT!
HEEr.
Government securities with Treasurer United
S<oNE MILLION DOLLARs.va
ws,buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates. .
| FURNISH EXCHANGE and make CollesliopI
on ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THI
UNITED STATES. ... . .ayo
| We purchase Government Vouchers on III,
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and give oIasyu,
AND PROMPT ArrKsrIos TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MRN AND YIRMs,
and 10 any other business entrusted to US.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOVERN
hRNTLoANs at AL tunes ehssrfully furnished.
WINS HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wssuNarns. MsIsh 2n. IsS6 mh9l -dH
IIT s. SEVEN N-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. T. sMITHsoN 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
224 Baltim re street.
UNITED STATES 2 30 LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominsu Jps Of the
7:3o NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AL All 's CLASSES OF OF @ooVERNMENT 90 SECURITIES
Bought and sold on Commission.
As we shall give our special attention to the
| Purchase and Sale of Government Securities, we
| most respectfully solicit your orders. -
| W.T.. SMPTHSoN 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold on
| Commission. ...I s.. iele
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s.ryio. Friday evening" 81 sunset and Sab.
kstb usoroinss st o. m. > ~ -


Orthodox, No. 1s North Ninth street, two
doors south Of y 1trcst, west side. babbsth
.Syvioes Al IIA. m. IiIuE. ~ &
Meeting Hours, North I street tnorth dde1
between Eighteetfh and Nineteenth street
vsst. Meeting every Sabbath st IL .. n.,
p. .s5.aL 90 LUTHERAN. --.Li y 20 d. f,
ity. Unaltersd Auesburg Confession, Fourth
street west corner Of street north Pastor
Rev. n. M. Busrger. Service morning, alter
noon, and night, ~ ~" '.'..f.
German Evangelical, q street north, corner
Of Twentieth street west, First ward. Rev.
samuel Finckel, pastor. Services II o'clock,
a. m, and evening. ~ -
St. Pauls, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
IL . m, and evening. Lecture on Thursday
evening. - a...r-
Evangelical Lutheran (Gormanl st. JOINS
Church, -Four and. half street, leland. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
WIN. Frey, pastor.
new JERUSALEM.
Church, North Capitol street. between D
and Q. Pastor, Rev. Jabes Fox. Services
II .. m.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Christian Church meets In the Su-
preme Court room Of this District, at the
City Hall, on every Lords Day, at II O'Clock,
o. m.
spmIruALIsrs.
The Spiritualist Society hold religious ser
vices in Union League Hall, 4sl Ninth stroet,
between D and \, every Sunday, st IL Q. N.
and n p. m. ..,.r.. a.
coLORED CHURCHES. r.
- BAPTIST. 49,"
F;rs p,r.,, chnrch corn.r Ninsteenth
ana str,sts. Services IL a. m, 3 and Z
n. M ID W, Anderson. pastor. -
Shiloh. l.. between Sixteenth and Seven
tssntb streots Raw WIN. Walker. pnstor,
1ld Siae Rantist x betveen Seventeenth
and E;sht,ontb str,et, supplied by itinerant
nrs.oher.
Fonrth ana 7, .tr.st, Raw. AIbert I,ouldin.
n.,tor
Thi,a- h.tv..n III and 7 streets. Rey. John
a.;na. n.,tor -.
a h..r..n S,xth and ssvsnth fIsland. \
Rsv' VIM Iss ns,,or o .. -
yion sscond below i, street. ffsland. Rev.
W., wsILa, 1900 w :
S.mn 49, Tv.lnh and r. ,t,s,t, ,up.
,l;sd bv Dr Hill' Raw. J. M Mace, and
itins,,nt n,..nhsrs
.s .n1,r, wx-yop,s- rrucopII
| JIn;on BstbsI M. betveen Fifteenth and
s;.,nsu,h oa ne,ns str.ot. n R.v n Hal na,tor .
| Iarael near south and of Capitol Rev ID,
] w No.. n..tor
E;abth batwasn n and K streets. Raw.
IohpF f.ns n.stor
Rhsn.1ar Grssn st,o.t e,.orgo.ovr. Rev,
JohD Ts,ha,t nastor''
wvrSopIsT rp,scop.L
..l Einn.n,h, "a II .,r.a,s nav n
D Rail nostor
Eban..ar Fn,,,h and n ,trssts fcanito,
nan noepe.er p p, sI "na pao,,.on ' us,,or ,p''
NM Monnt ny; z;oU T M.d;.on strsst asorSatoun
NJ ps;a .ss,o.
new Mr. Dr,cs, s.p P.s' ,,ox
z;,, w..,ss n s,,..t h,tr.sn ssoond nm,
rhI.J T.,.n3, D. s.mnT. a;iss nsstnr
'a.iit.;,h ct.s, T. 60, h.,nssn Eonrt,
.nS F;mh Rsx lana nss,or'
Iohn WasIsx cnnn..t;c,t ayanus bo
go T .nd n str.st. ma, ssv,ntsenth
r. A W;,i;a Us.tor
Irr;nn W..Iax Twsnty'tb,rd ,trest. be
,wsan T. ,nd M R,x II Dyson nastor.
ar."a.vn sen . IHa na....x-.,I.. -, I.co,ca opvrsa.
,.ns
F;r,, h.,v..r n md q ,tr.,t, I,land
pav n Amen, tvh;t.S nastor
ruxssyIraIhs
F;o.sr,b ,,,.st batuosn and K Roy. II
II assna,t assto,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs For SAVES AND LOCKS

IL
b.. wAsHIS0roE, D. O., March 8, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ofice
OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, D. c.. until IL NJ APRIL 9th,
1896, for furnishing the Burglar. Proof and Fire.
Proof Safes required by the Treasury Depart
ment for one year from the acceptance OF the
proposal Of the successful bidder.
Specifications and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safes, showing the form Of construction at
present used, viz: alternate plates Of iron and
hardened steel, can be obtained upon application
at this Department.
Burglar and FIre-Proof Safes will be con
struoted In the same manner and cased with u
suitable hre-proof covering, the plans and speci.
nestious for which must be sabmltted by the
bidder Jew
Safes to be shipped in perfect condition within
q reasonable time from date Of order.
Tho Locks will be furnished by this Depart
ment, but must bo put in place by the contractor,
and be In perfect working order when the Safe
is turned over to the proper officer Of the Govern.
| mont
The bids to be per superficial foot, measured
on the outside, and to cover all charges whatever
including painting and door fixtures, (exeeP,
1 cost Of looks) 90
Fire-Proof Locks, to be accompanied with sam
pies. '.H
All bids must be accom- panied by the guaranty
Of two responsible persons Ia the sum OF -, 00O
tract II awarded to him the uHicieucy Of the
security to be certified to by the District At!or.
ney Of the district where tho bidder reddes.
The Department reserves the right to rel ect
any or all the bids, or to award the contract for
Burglar-Proof Safes TO one party, and the Bur-
glar aud Fire Proof Safes TO another, II II be
doomed for the interest OF the Government to do
so and no bid will be considered that does not
conform 70 the requirements Of this advertise
ment.
Proposals 10 be endorsed Proposals for Safes
and Locks, aud addressed to A. u, MULLETT,
Acting Supervising Architect, Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, d. C. A. b. MULLETT,
mh6-tu&ftaPo Acting Supervising Architect.
SALE OF HARD BREAD.
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this ONCE, on WBDNEsDAYS and SATURDAYS
Of each week for all the surplus HARD BREAD
at this Depot.
Tho bread, is IN boxes Of nfty (5o) pounds each,
and In good shipping order. -. =
All purchases will be delivered on board OF
transports without expense TO the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (2O)
Boxes, one thousand q, ,OOO) pounds.
Payment required on notification Of Aceept-
Ance OF bid In Government fupds,
Proposals should be endorsed uProposals for
-. JAMES CURRY,
delt-u Colonel and O. s.V.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

fINHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
Il subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Washington county in the District Of CO.
lambda, letters Of Standardization on the per-
sonaI estate Of Only p. Anderson, late Of
the State Of Tennessee, deceased, All per.
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the SOth day Of January next; they
may otherwise By law bs excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate.
Gwen under ny hand this SOth day Of Jsnp.
AIRY, 1883. WIN, ANDERSON, /
!asO.psWs Administrator I,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

As we shall give our special attention to the
Purchase and Sale OF Government Securities, we
most respectfully solicit your orders. -
80 W.T.. sMPTHSoN 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and Sold ON
Commission. ok q. iels
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
VI z W IN VEN ITO n
ARTIFICIAL oHEoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH,

Dh. .. b1uhomoNDg
1ds PsnnsylvaniR avenue, between Twelfth anS
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DR.. s. calls the attention OF the public to the
following advantages Of his improved system;
LIST. The teeth OF his manufacture will never
oorrodS nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inafenSiye and
never 10 ache.
4th, No temporary teeth are needed, as per.
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, 10 frequently dis.
figured.
9TH. This work has been fully tested for over
hvs years by many Of the arst chemists and
physicians OF this and the old country.
DR.. 8. has also invented a white indestructi.
bic metal filling, with which the most sensitive
teeth can be allied without pain, aud can build
up perfect sound tooth on any side roots, which
will last through lifetime.
TEETH RxTRkCrRD WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxious Yapor, by DR.. sigesmond, 26o
Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole manu-.
facturer Of Anassue Innoxious yapor, (not
Laughing Gas, nor ChIoroform or Ether,) but
strictly an Anasstic agent, entirely free from ex'
hilaratins effects, and perfectly harmless, caus.
ing quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect insensibliity to pain ...L
The best Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. u daf
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

Cobb, Imasa, ,Wis., Mrs. skidnors's, ., ~ ST.
Conkling, Roseoe, New York. 264 street;
Cook, Burton O., lliinois $50 D, bet. 9Th and 9Th.
Cullom, 8. NJ, Illinois, 252 street
Culver, O. ", Pennsyiv ania, Ebbit House.
Davis, r. r, IL, y street bet 18th and 14th.
Dsfress, Jos r., Ind, chiP%an,s ith y, street t,,
pswsoS, Jno; L Pa Mr., S..;Sssi s1I;a Sd street.
Darling, wa, yev York, 4,7 lsth street.
DcninR, H. C., Connsstlcut, 26l X street, VI
Dawes, II. L., Mass, coruef sth and Pa. ave.
DslAno. Columbus, Ohio, Avenue House.
Dixon, n. ", Rhode Island. sis street,
Driggs, JohnF., Michigan, Il Louisiana ave.
Dumont, Ebeneier, Indiana, st, Charles Hotel.
Denny, A. A Wash; Ter, se5 street.
EsgIesion, BENT, Ohio, Washington House.
Ecfley, Ephraim, Ohio, 80 3 street
Eliot, Il. D., Massachusetts, seaton House.
Parnsworth, Jno. y. Ill, g Indiana avenue.
FTquhar, J. ~, Indians, Avenue House,
Ferry, 7. W, Michigan, National Hotel.
Garfield, J. l., Ohio, 18s street
oiossbrsnaer, 4. J., PenpsYlyasia, 81 No ave.
oGiSs5r Hssry, Ksstusty @ ssr st., Capitol Hi.
0rinnell, J. b., Iowa, Is Four. and "a half st. .
oriswold, J. A., New York, willards' Hotel.
Goodwin. J. N. Arizona, sos leth ssrOOt, ,.M
Hubbell, J. L. ohio, ass 12th street
Hogan, John, Missouri, corner llth and H.
Henderson, II. D., Oregon, aSS street.
Holmes, g. r. New York, Avenue House.
Hubbard; D., Jr., New YoIk, Avenue House:
Hhalng, a " ~ ~ y ~ s.T III ps "'i
hagoy, wm;, Ns1hos W.. Yn,S hDsnpa House
Hooper, Samuel, Massachusetts,, nestbveSt
corner asd l9sn SreeS; ,o- r,n,, .,,oA,
HAle, hoDert o. HeN iSrs' 90 80 % nm hiIst ss'0'"
Harding Aaron, hentusky' S%o D Sfee''
Harris, u. o., AnTylGaa, .,...,
hart, hosweh, sew i9Lh, noImioy ''ee''
bet: vermont avenue ana noth sueet.
Hayes H. b.t Ohio' sos IhT'eenth slIee''
Hi, halph, Indiana, 4o0 fourth Ntee,;
Ho,shkis'' u W. new o. tGn plea. avenue .hSWs; ho
Hubbard, A.W' lows, = rour anu sI o1 Ma y.
Hubbard, Y. pp Me1 "a, a, e9f. oa as9 MO. ave
HUBBARD, = Y, Sonn: hMAsH.hkton nouse.
hubbel, ~, hew iotE, "ia ~ nV'1t; "a,
Hteheoeki 7. w., NepraSka' "a II, pe'' ii'n
and l2th streets.
Holbrook, Il, D., Idaho, 80 fonr- and .e-hait 81
Hooper, W. II. Utah 46I Ninth, bet. and =.
Hnlburd, G. T., New ork, u lndla1s ayenue'
Humphrey, James, New York, a2 street.
Humphrey J. M, New YORK, seaton House.
Ingerson, T. CT Illinois, National.
yehekes, y. A., Rhode Island, 2oS 81.
Johnson, Philip, Pa, 600 street.
Jones, Morgan, new York.
yuiian, Geo W. lnd,; ~ lst ST. east. mi,
Kuykend,il, J., Illinois, 81 F.. sy:
kerr, msnaei ", inoiana, ~, n. mssouri ave-
Mason, 'ohn A., LoNxt - ~, s,fee'. NJ .
he,Sham D. H. new lSk, p' .,a T.s,,,h Ssnue' at
heny, WIN; " n,i on ~ -, wei'n '''
Lawrence, Wm., ohlo' 80 oik,n s"eo''
Loan. b, N, missouri, NAtOnAl.
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. Subscribers have obtained from the Orphans
Columbia, letters testamsntRry on the personal
estate Of David Atkins, late Of gtou city,
y. c., deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
geribers, on or before the Sd day OF February noxt
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from all
bSneht OF the said eatata,
Given uRdsr our hands this sd day Of y february,
1856. % 4. .r's MATILDA ATKINS,
GEORGE ATKINS,
NoEAWdWy #atf3 on ExstutoIl,
Daily national Republican., 1866-03-14
THE WASHINGTON MUTUAL COAL
l. COMPANY o.. ...
[oIRoULAR. J.

wAsHIKorOs, December, 1865.
Every one complains Of the extortion and i'm
position praeteed upon the people Of this city In
the matter Of fuel, but no one proposes n remedy
A number Of gentlemen associated with US own
y valuable eolliery In sehuylkin county, Penn
sylyania, prodnoihg now over $4,000 tons year,
cite coal The machinery and appliances are
complete. Upon this property We propose to or
Panize q company with a capital Of $780, di-
vided into thirty thou.and shares Of $40 each.
The holder of each share Of stock to be entitled
to = ton OF coal each year at prime cost, and to
his share Of the prOhts on the sale Of coal TO out
side parties. ,grgrH ..... IT
The arst cost nf coal at present rates Of trans.
portation, delivered TO the door Of the consumer,
would DO %; at'tho usual rates the price would
be from six to seven dollars.
party owning ten shares would pay for 1t
300. THIS would .sntitle him to ten tons at cost
Say - less than dealers' retail prices-s30. "
$1,000 tons sold outside at profit Of 20 per ton
wtuld be,.a.".............. 1850, 900
And deducung contingencies, &c. ........ 1900
or 10 per cent on the entire capital and added To
the saving In the price Of coal, $780, makes S45, or
40 per cent on his Investment ..h
The coal Is much superior to and worth at least
In this market, and Shipme nts and delivery can
be commenced as soon as the arrangements are
made.
No payment of any subscriptions will be re
quired until the subscribers, at public meeting
| shall have appointed committee Of gentlemen
OF their own selection to visit aud examine these
| mines, and report upon them, aud then, II salts
| tlsfact0ry, ono half TO be paid down and the
balance In one, two and three taonths. The
trustees and officers to be selected by the stock
holders, and the title to be made to such trustees
Gentlemen to whom this circular will be sent
are. requested to forward the project by obtain
ing subscriptions and enclosing them to Major /
\. Casey, No. 96s c street o : H W.
We shall be glad to give any further mforma.
tion. JOSEPH CASEY,
/. K. CASEY.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11

Samuel Smith, Of Bristol, died, on
Thursday of last week, aged eighty
eight, and his wife. aged eighty-six,
died the day after. The couple had
been married for sixty-seven years,
and, during the whole time, had been
separated only three nights. The
funeral was observed on Sunday, and
they were both buried in the same
grave.
!. ARRIVAL OF BISHOP EARLY.-We
are glad to announce the return of
Bishop Early to his home, in this
city. He SO far recovered from his
late injuries as to enable him to ira
vel, yesterday, and he arrived by the
evening train from Richmond.
ILynchbuay Nirginian, TIL.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
A foreign correspondent saws:

Queen Victoria is never cheered
when she visits London nova days.
The remark is that ''the people have
forgotten how to cheer" She fire.
quently visits town, but her carriages
are permitted to pass i'll silence. The
people are either alienated or chilled
in their feelings toward her. On her
birth day, week or two since, was
struck with the faintness and stinpi-
ness OF tho illuminations. She does
many eccentric things, to which allu-
sion IS made in the papers III q very
covert md yelled manner. For in
stance, the Stur for June 4th refers to
the Queens recent visit to the Duke
and Duchess of Sutherland at Clief-
den: ''The visit to Cliefden was, it is
tated, sudden inspiration, and un-
expected by the Duke and Duchess,
who had invited a party 70 stay there
during tho races"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11

Gen. GRANT NOT A CANDIDATE FOR
THE PRESIDENCY 1T may be stated
positively that Gen. Grant will ac-
cept nomination for the Presidency
for the next term from no party or
faction whatever. His nomination
would be equivalent to an election.
and his election would necessarily
lead to his retirement from public
life at the end of his term of office.
He considers himself yet too young
to withdraw into retirement; and
while he nnquestionably has aspira-
tions for Presidential honors with
which to crown his illustrious career.
lac feels confident that he can enioy
such honors eight on twelve or more
years hence rs readily rs now. These
Ideas have recently been expressed
by him to his most intimate personal
friends. are unquestionably the ideas
that will control him, notwithstand-
ing the powerful influences now being
used to win his consent to accept a
nomination. So says the New York
Herald.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


FOUNTAIN OF ALL HEALTH AND BEAUTY
Purify the 'blood'' aud enrich the stream
upon which life Gibbs and flows. Use the
QUEENS DELIGHT and SARsApAR1rA. It
enriches the blood when it is thin and
waterys Too many neglect the condition
OF the blood, particularly among females.
Poverty of blood is q common disease. The
chief symphonic are tspaleness," feeble
pulse, loss Of appetite, Indigestion, fatu-
lence and irregularity of the bowels; low
spirits, headache, nervousness, debility,
with languor. These points are always
found to be connected with poor blood.
The Queens Delight" is ife-exhilerat-
ing elixir, and should be used at this sea-
son. Get bottle. See advertisement Of
Fisher j. sHeinitsh, pharmacists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11

A MAN STEALING .sPAnprrAr1Ne,"
BosoMs. "A nice-looking moustached
man, by the name of Milo nj. Nor
gan, was arraigned for stealing from
the fancy store of Emil Horner, No.
424 Main street, 'sundry articles, chief
among which were certain mysterious
looking ''plumpers, supposed to be
"For mans illusion given"
in artificially rounding ont and ren.
dering ''palpitating" the female bust.
These mysterious appliances are per
haps more accurately described in
the bench warrant, as follows:
"Ihat on the 18th day Of June, A.
d. 1866" &c, &c, &C., the said Nor
gan 'sdid with force and arms felo-
niously take one fan, three skeins of
yarn. one l'alpitating bosom, one pair
of scissors" &C., &c.
The purloiner of ladies' palpitatine
bosoms (does he steal their hearts as
well?) was fined ST and costs, making
$3.50. He was given time to sell his
watch, &c, in order to raise the need
ful.-HurJord Times.