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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-02

FISH The market is quiet Tor IN kind and pri .,
about rs last gwen; lonbers arc tlh mai bHlr,r' we
0uutc NJ 81 50as6 q for Cod. Dry: - 90 fordo m Pickle
81 5O0S5 for No Mass Shor- MlciCrcl $50 $40 90 for
DO Bay do 81 5Ootl2 for No. Bay do; s09No - Tor
for Scaled Hcrrlug. and 2od 80. Tor 80. Go.
GRAIN-Our wheat market has been comparatively
fne Canal have been extremely light Tor the season, bu
under less favorable cable advice IRON EUROPE hyarr-
considerable decline, but ON wednesday, under more
mand prevailed and with better inquiry lor llralrni
Choice Spring Is ~ limited supply, and ns been held WIN
much confidence, and has been 900 request Jog mont
We nnd very large proportion AZ our stock consists OF
~ ,, orl, by trc .t ltclnrs are
nli'H ,a9u,i5 w, ~, Ne 5isr d"ccd afo 2, butiri
and the tendency Is sim upward: 10 +, now quite certain
b'sts vi rcacl water but This win OH 20 give 90,
he STOCK we hai anticipated uud it win Dee fnr below
on o." uIntcDrH vbeTts 81 yriirh we hold very
our mHlcrs have operated with much caution, OWNS
10 the depression 30 INC Flour market, ana thr ia't
OF Whcut beng relatively 10 per cent hi-hc tln Ilyuf
has deferred many tium buying Tho exports % The
week have been isr3 busf against 1901 bush ihc cor
una, "''o'9 fc sirs r ba'i I'M q 30 f
barey ms oscn ln toDu NV r lS' VII
ha,e IN t H. ,,b,ds - a. poi.r1t ,,
above 520OO0 bush, which Is much Ices than M This limo
closing quiet 1870 has been held vl' Increased urne7r,
tho stock has not increased. ana arc likely 90 close
the year with a very light supply, closing nrm, wltn "a
far demand; sales oi l2uDu 1u-h iuinl "t ~ o. IN
bond Oats have been lu moderate demand Tor iac trade
and for investment, priCD- huv9 tuciuai"d a| arn q
shade better We bayc added % our STOCK Largely, ana
the prospect ~ shall clu-. iho season Win over
lO00OoO bush against 3s1nUJ hnh h,t year. closing
fairly active and tru, -.te7 ~ 5000 bush Oao. aud
Western no s0dt1ic lJau Corn Ais boon 100 TAR dc.
inand both export aud the home tladc prices have
huciuatcd. a'd close firm 900 ON 10 ted piotaioh-. Inc
receipts hpyr been heIt. and $50 have diminished our
stuck somewhat aud Wt likely 10 close the seaSpn ~ith
les than 2.-lD1 blsh ar.ue. 5Whe0 hush last year,
closing lower, oWIu- Jo uulIvorhc news from Europe
The dcnard fair 20 tie concession Tie sales arr $500
bush al 81 c3for Western NNcd IA stotc, 81 3ii AZ $50
nnuat and Choice at en- osi: Old and New western hA
at q 81, and Jersey yellow gt - 81 81 o.
The following table VIII show the amount of bleid7uu8
exported from san truc-tO since Sept 1865, o tc 2,
together with comparison With lst year, including
only New OrE, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Boston,
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sa6inus SS1nks.

TNHIRD- SAVINGS BANK.
Il Corner Thnisye and Twenty -sIh'sL
SIX PR CENT INTEREST paid free FROM Government tar o n
suns frem 81 70 5000.
Bank open daily 10 and Monday wednesday.
''' SPENCER Z. GREEN. PrsasAt
RICHARD KELLY Secretary.
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SPECIAL | A0TlC.ES... S.

@ IN EQU1TY-gOLLETON DISTRICT
BILL FOR DOVER AND TO, MARSHALL ASSETS,
AND FOR RELIEF ATHERINEt RUMPH, WIDOW
AND ADMN1sTRATRN, JOHN RyMPH, DECEASED,
Us. LOUISA J. RUMPH AND OTHERS. CREDmORs OF
MRS. RUMPH AND MARY A. B. sTOKEs;AND oIH:
ERs, HEIRS AT LAW OBJ JOHN RUMPH, DECEASED. -
Pursuant to an order Of his Honor Chancellor Johnson
in this cause made at the last February sitting Of this
Court for Coeton District notice is hereby given for
the creditors of JOHN RUMpH deceased to prove their
respective cnims before me at my Office on Of before the
first day Of September next. B. sToHFs
.z..5s, = 's..= 5si5 q. ETC. b.
Commissioners Office Coneton District March 2oth.
1857. 1amo .,g.. s5? y -lss Msrch 2s
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The New CHURCH BILLION Saturday afternoon
we heard the peal Of q strange bell, and upon en-
quiry found it was the new bell OF tho Associate
Reform Church The new bell has q cloar tone.
This evidence of reconstruction all glad to hail
If now we had the swoet-tonod bell Which used to
call together the congregation Of the Episcopal
Church, (that old bell which suffered in two nigh
ty revolutions We would all rejoice i'll the music
Of the bells on the Sabbath morn, which used to
reverberate among the ncighboring Hills and val
Ieys,-Winnsboro NeaoS.
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Reconstruct notwithstanding Correspon-
dence.

dence.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-John M. Washkorn, of
Texas has addressed the following letter to Senator
Wilson: .o.,
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1867.
Sir-On nv return home to Texas many ques-
lions will be asked to the extent OF the dsfran-
chisement set forth in the Reconstruction law
No coed March ad. and afterwards amended by the
snnnlemental act. Does the law, as it now reads,
isfranchise the rank and file Of the eoldlers and
citizens in the Southern States, who had never
taken an oath to support the Constitution OF the
United States or is it only applicable TO tnat CLASS
of persons who had previously taken that oath and
afterwards engaged in the rebellion?
Your Interpretation of the law as understood
here will do much in quoting speculations on the
subject, and give many the opportunity OF alolns
by their suffrage to quiet the country.
T have the honor to be, sir, very respectfully,
~9o~e'eN'' JOHN NJ. WAsHKoRN,
Of Texas.
To which Senator Wilson replied as follows
j. M. WAsHKoRN, Esq:
My Dear Su,--In reply to your question, :, does
file of the soldiers who had never taken an oath to
support the Constitution OF the United States r
I have to say that it does not disfranchlse them.
The Constitutional Amendment dlsquanhes from
holding office certain persons who have taken an
oath to support the Constitution OF the United
States and then engaged in the rebellion, or gave
aid and comfort to it. This class OF persons arc
disfranchished, and al other persons arc en-
titled to vote. c.:..
These persons are mentioned in the Constltu-
tional Amendment, so that all persons WILL kno"
who are disqualified and distranchlsed.
HENRY WILSON.
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Appeal OF tho Palmetto Flre Engine Co. :
The officers and members Of The Palmetto Fire Engine
Company having ordered steam fire engine, are necas
STATED to aak aid of their fellowitizens In doing so
they TINT in the Department at this time there
are sx steamers. The effect Of the introduction of steam
the hnnd engines has rendered in manner to lessen
the energies their company, and they have been
will be seen, tweny:sx years laborng IN the
for the benef Of our community they trust their appeal
will be responded 10 with that tberaty thRthss always
characterized their fellowzens towards them To do
good Ia aim, and to accomplish this end and save
an old association we ask whatever aid can be afforded,
and by strenuous e1ertons hope to receive the ac
mowledgmert from those who assist us that we are
working in q common cause We are aware that our
community have subscribed most literally to all compa
nies but we trust they will net forget the Palmetto Fire
Company. - : 45f:- .s2i = {
The Committee appointed to solicit subscriptions
Mesars THOMAS MILLER, Messrs. B. R0DDM. +
II. FERGUSON, -sssz: JOS. REJDIcK,
T. CLAFFY, JOHNLONG, 2;
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A paragraph is going the rounds Of the press
says the New York Times, stating that Mr. l.. W.
tcrest in the 7In,cs establishment, and on Saturday
made an assignment of his banking effects. It
originated, VIC believe, with the EOening Gazette
ofthis city. Each statement which it contains is
utterly and totally untrue.
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Cincinnati Market.

iCKoc1NsAr1, March 27.-Flour firm ani in fair
demand trade brands s1s so. Corn advancing
and in good demand in sacks $780,, bulk 74a75c.
Mess Pork, there is large speculative inquiry and
it ia held at $2S Bulk meats active; Shoulders &c..
Bacon dull; Shoulders &C.; clear Sides 1885, Lard
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New orleans Market.

NEW oa1aass March a. Cotton unsettled and
easier; sales $500 bales; Low Mddling %. Receipts
757 bales; exports 1895. Sugar and Molasses dull
and unchanged. Flour quiet; Super 2b. Gold
s4las5. Sterling unchanged. New York Sight Ex-
change, per cent. prem.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@A CARD.-THE WASHINGTON FIRE
COMPANY returns thar sincere thanks to Mr. JOS. B.
OPPENHEIM for refreshments Kindly furniahed at the
late fire In King street. A. ". STEVENS,
15.,c, % gzs7:-as2 :. 4 Secretary W. F. Co
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% The Relatives, Friends and Aequain.
tances of JAMES, WILLIAM, EDWARD and sTEpHEN
RILEY, and also Of B. ORouaE, respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral of the former from his residence
woof street. This Aserooa, at Four O'Clock, without
further invitation. March %
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New York Market.
Ralt5nnore Market

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Cofee quiet and firm
prime to choice Rio .1s@le4. Flour inactive but
frmer. Corn active; White 81 1o@l 13. Provi
sions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey sales 1901
hbls at 29690.
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S H | P PIN G..

FOR LIVERPOOL.-THEBR BRITISH
Nm bark NORTON, Captain Isaac G.. EnsloW, hay.
JH9NAing portion Of her cargo engaged, will meet
-. with dispatch. For Freight engagements ap-
BY to RAVENEL & co.
hIarcl
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- ~ NOTICE TO MARMERs.-CA A AIMS
AND PILOTS wiahng to anchor their vessels In Ashlsy
River, are requested not to do anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side d
the Ashley River; by which precaution contact with M
Submarine Telegraph Gable VIII be avoided. :-'t -,':
.,.T.o, = rs. O. TURNER, 81 M |
Hsrbor Masters Office Charleston, Febrnry6 8, 1855
Eehr1,arv y,lf; -: -" .i.sst !. :.
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D. O'KEEFE

most cheerfully recommend the appeal Of the Pal
metto Fire Engine Company, and trust they may be able
to keep together their useful organization which has been
in active service since le40.
's. - - NJ a. NATHAN, (. /
March % s. Chief Fire Department
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OBITUARY.


DIED, on the nth Of February, 1857. Rosa oRls,
TIANA, wife Of Colonel A. Mob. PEEpIEs Of Beaufort
District SO. Ca, in the thirty eighth year Of her age.
A daughter, mother. q wife, in the true and pure
Another angel has winged it to Heaven, to be vel
coined by friends and the "dear little ones" who have
gone before Another pearl has dropped from the ring
Of this vast globe; and another beloved ls now
nourned FOR By an almost iunumerable concouse Of
friends and relatives. -.
Weep not for heri For she is now at rest
In Heaven above, where none are but the best,
Weep not for her No never let us weep,
For the soul Ia at rest, though the body sleeps. ,,
Weep not for her l -
Weep not for berl For angels now can say, -
Sweet Rosa is cherub, now this day. -
Weep not for her For her last words were these,
"Let me now die, snd 60 to Jesus, please 2" "
sho was perfect model of piety, having from her
childhood walked in the paths Of righteousness; and
having made Heaven her aim, never for one moment
desponded. Evening and morning her earnest appeals
she has left pursue the path she has already odden
Yes IN connection with the name Of Rosa viii ever be
remembered the hymn marked with pencil "My fayo-
rite hymn" And ever will It. be remembered that she
desired to have this sung a her Last farewell to earth and
to 'fbeloved ones:" - ..
sBlest be the tic that binds -. y
Our hearts in Christian love; =
The fcllowship.o kindred minds :.
lie like to that above.
"Before our Fathers throne u
We pour our ardent prayers; -. -
Our fears our hopes, our aims are one,
Our comforts and our cares - -
s'We share arc mutual woes ..:! -.
Our mutual burdens bear; -..4 Z.
And often foreach other flows !.
Tho sympathzing tear. - 1E.- =
sWhen we asunder part, -:
= It gives us inward pain; ). 80 q
- But-we shau still be Joined In heartaH
.:::;;And hope tomeeta again. -, -
l.. "From sorrow, toll, and pain, =
And sn, we shall be free, -
And perfect love and!friendship reign
Through all eternity -
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FOR LIvERPOOL.-THE FINE
h&NFast Sailing Coppered Packet Ship MARY OG-
TXXE9DEN, W. E. Godfrey Master, Is now ready to
.3esE6receive e cargo.
W. B. SMITH l. CO.,
March o. N8piers Range
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March q

FOB LIvERpOOL.-THE STRICT
k5hNLY al American Ship B. S. KIMBAIL, Dear
[N119born Master, having nearly all her cargo en-
SE@gaged and aboard, wants few hundred bales
Cotton to hi up. For freight Oh same apply to
STREET BROTHERS CO.,
Nrarch o7 No. II East Bay.
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hf1ftsry Reeonstruction I'm Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, March AZ. General SHERIDAN
has removed, Attorney General HE8RoN, Mayor
MoaRos and Judge 4BE1s, and has appointed B.
L.LHNcH- Attorney General, General Ed HEATH II
Mayor, snd W. W. HOUSE Judge Of the 1st Dis
trict Court. The removed officers, are ordered to
t1afer the appurt enances Of their Offices 70 their
suseess0raas1 saLLisssIs. .S S3:sss :Sssa
Floods In the Lower nIississippi Valley.
NEw ORLEANS, March 81 The leyess ,aboye are
yielding, and there apprehensiona ofths mum
datiSpn. OF fthe whole lower valley: .ss:Ssss
yE ,s.S, M siei-p - - -.
farming Steamboats, on the M1sSouri.
sE. LOUIS, March q. General sAsahAN g has
issued two pieces Of artillery and twenty nnskets
to each boat running on the Missouri river, above
Sioux City: 80. . : !; =
Is Is KS s4'ss shipwreck. -: y
NV YORK., March The bark csllless, cs,llllls from
Liverpool for Cardiff. mas been abandoned at sea.
"
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MsrWE ARE. AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff d
Charleston (Judica) District at the next election.
-
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@ NOTICE TO CONsIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP FLORIDA, FROM MBALTIMoRE.-shei is This Day
discharglng cargo at Atlantic Wharf All goods remain
ing on the wharf at sunset win be stored at the sk
e1pehse Of owners. WILLIS CHls0LM,
Marr,, % Agents. :
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Headquarters Second Military, District,
NORTH CA1oIEIA AND SOUTH CARoLINAl
COLUMBIA, g. O., March 21st 1867.
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MARRIED..
On Tuesday evening, 26h inst, by the Rev. JOIN
BAoHMAN D. D., ]. g. RENTERS, to Mrs. @. q.
PLANE, both of this city.
No cards.
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TssS,, a.: a. Iarine NGws.s. 80:
NEw 4uRx. March 7.-The Ionasoanda has ar
aived at Phladeip iphi1aand the steamers Olympus
and. liverpool arrived at Boston. - l.1iass-9t:
Saturdays dispatches represent Tie coast steam
ers astaying arrived satst Whether late OF dug
The Boston, China and Chicago have arrived. /
Thessas sasoado,- from. Savannah and the Man
hagar from Charleston have arrived.
~ ~ ~ .-HE = Il ~ ~ -
New York Market.
,..r...t-.s NOON D1sPAToH-
NEW YoRK, March .27.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn lower.
Pork frmsr; New Mess sM 20a24 25. Lard quiet;
in bbls. 1asa1sssc Whiskey dull: Cotton quiet at
s1e toe Midding Bpsands. ghts'quiet. Stocks
active. 5-2o'se Ct ~, coupons, 1os, Sight Exchange
VI. Gold s4l...s ..E.-5#5: ts.SE..f
1s,sT a,l.::. EvEN1EG DlsPAToH.' .s:s.' ~.
Cotton dull and heavy, and declined ac. Sales
1900 bales. - ding Uplands :SOao: Flour de.
olined 5a1oc State So s0a11 IS. Wheat declined
asc.- Corn unset declined To-. Mixed Western
81 164. Mess Pork $24 Lard firm. Whiskey
quiet. Sugar steady. Muscovado 10sa112. Coffee
dull. Molsssesquiet. Naval Stores quiet and un-
changed. Wool firm. Freight on Cotton to Inv
erpool by steam Id. stocks active. 5-2Vs OF '62
coupons, 1881. Money 7per cent Gold s4l.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Oar Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, March 27.-Ths Reform Bill passed its
second reading without dissenting voice. The
debate occurs on the 9Th OF April
The Budget will be debated on the 4th of April.
LONDON, March 7-Noon.-Consuls 91{. Bonds
74s.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Noon.-Middling Up
lands 1saa1Sld. Sales 1000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Evening. Cotton closed
quiet. MiddGng Uplands 13ld; Orleans 1s5d.
Sales 10000 bales.
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%HOLDERs. OF THE;PAST:DUE.GOUP PONS
taken from the BONDS OF THE OHRRAW AND DAR-
LINaIoN RAILROAD COMPANY VIII have an opportu
ty To-Day and To-Morroo 28th and 18th instant, TO
fund them in ceracates Of Indebtedness by calling lat
the Office Of r. ADELEoN. Broad street. and afterwards
at the Company Office, Cheraw. s. O. .3l.4 y {
March % x .s1;. ~. ,,t,.@ - 5s"tIi:iI.i9
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:. a5- THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. Sof
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free Of charge. Address DR.. j. sKILLIN
HOUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 10 Smo
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Conversational.

Sales 1U,UO0 DaleS.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-In the Senate the state
ment of the Bank of Commerce that Senator IHo-
MAS, of Maryland, had withdrawn a large amount
of funds from the bank for the purpose Of dscred-
iting the Federal bonds, was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee. =;
A Joint resolution devoting s5O,O0 to the Freed
mems Bureau fund, for the purpose of purchasing
seeds for distribution in the South, passed.
Aresolution forbidding any increase in the price,
but allowing the Clerk of the House to designate
the Northern papers which shall publish the laws,
treaties, &c, passed. y
The judiciary Committee reported on the New
York Custom House evidence, furnished by the
House, that there was nothing in it that in any
way implicated SENATOR Doo1rrrIE or PATTERSON.
/: The Senate then adjourned, ~ -
In the House Mr. STEVENS offered o resolution
that select committee be appointed to examine
into the condition, liabilities, &C., of the Southern
railroads Adopted.
The Senate Bill, appointing Commissioners to
hear the claimants sequestered by the Southern
debt, was tabled. 20
The Senate adjournment resolution was amended
to- meet on inc 1SI NeuueSulsy VI ouAio "Aio w
tember-yeas Is, nays ST. This vote shows the
strength Of the impeachers in the House.
A resolution adverse to the foreign claims for
property destroyed by the army during the war
passed. .=.'zf;: z1 80 -"
A protest against the formation Of the dominion
Of Canada passed "a
"A resolution expressing sympathy with the peo-
pie Of. Ireland passed, and an amendment despair
aging the Fenian movement as leading to useless
bloodshed was rejected by a, vote Of yeas, TO-;
nays, 102 a25a Il. - 1 .ii. ....
4 resolution declaring that Major sMYTHE, the
Collector of the port Of New York ought to be re-
moved, and sending the evidence in the case to the
President, Was passed s.. .T.5.,i' :
"a resolption amending the wool tariff by strik-
ing out Of the paragraph commencing, Weddings
the obnoxious words :smixed with sill, was passed
The House adjourned to u NJ: Tomorrow, which
defeats the. pending joint resolution for adj
..A =, -.r.
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Washington News.

- " Wa8n1ABton NeWs' ak =
WASHINGTON, y March An official statement
showszthat thirty .seven railroads in the Depart
.ment Of the Cumberland owed, on February 1st,
s on material purchased. from the. Government,
s525o QUO principal and It is stated upon
1 good authority that General DroK TAYIoR has
been pardoned. Is, f.z 4
4. N..G. TAzIoR, of Tennessee has been confirmed
Commissioner Of Indian, Affairs and JAMES
) WoRTHAl1, of Tennessee, as Indian Agent for the
Southern Superintepden ~ : :
Govern,ne nent Selling Gold.
New YORK, March 27.-The Government is SELL
ing gold almost daily.
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s@ BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; tmpars life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops its falling out at
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as haii
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers and at my Office, No. 112s Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIEh, ID. y.
DoWE l. NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
1a...suL - 6moH
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w BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TH1S
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world The
only true and perfect Dyeharmless, reliable instan;
taneous No disappointment. No ridiculous tntsI
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the III effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorstes the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. All others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York.
as- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Dacember 10 Ivy
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-a5"DNDER DECREE IN EQU1TY.-DALYlus
DALY.:-The creditors Of the late ROBERT DAILY
are hereby called upon to come in and prove their claims
before the undersigned at his Office In the Court House,
on or before the 18th day Of April, 1857.
.r.. JAMES TUPPER,
March 23 th3m1 Master in Equity.
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FOR NEW YORK-MERCRANTs'
&fNLNE-The frstclass Clipper Packet B. N.
CXSNYHAWKNS, J. P. WYATT, Master, having Q
SgsEs=%porion Of her cargo engaged, will meet with
immediate dispatch for the above port For balance Of
engagements apply to WILLIAM ROACH.
Msrch Is twsS
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a. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application will be made for re-
newal OF Certificate No. $685. CITY OF CHARLESTON
SIX PER CENT STOCK, issued October, 1858, dated I'd
Msy, 1866, and standing in the name Of W. q. GOD
FREY. * :1amo3mo b - - March %
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FOR oAKETY, COOsAwRATCHIE
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS
ANThe sloop ALICE jacob Burt, Master, will sail
&with dispatch for the above places.
March II ~