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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDs.-The Governor
Yesterday commissioned Mr.. Frederick K.
Anderson Commissioner Of Deeds for
District No. in the State Of New York.
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So UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,

G tNl0S BANK OF RiCHMONU,
SAVINGS INSTlTUTlON.)
VFHCG At THE NATIONAL EXCHANG GB BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
!. DAVENPORT. JR., President.
!AMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Il. ! Paine, L. D. Crenshaw. w. r. Quarles,
"I. Il. Lyons, Jr., K. E. Blanksn.
: 7oarksr b. 3. Weisiger, ship,
w. spot, Moses Eliyson, J. b. Winston,
= sI.-u, Jas. w. Archer A. A. Hutchiu
= = I.y!or, J. Hosenbaum, son,
"h Blntord. J. ". Hail. T. w. boswell,
! h9iT!E, w T. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
''y- bailey, Alfred Moses, J. N. Nowlin.
go security offered to depositors 10 undoubted,
- he Institution should commend itself to all
C..sss
""sa@on Of all IN city and country is called
- 'L'ntution. Here they viii dnd security.
.'''a.eaee, and profit. SUMS as small as one
'- I~y be deposited, and blk per cent. interest
'S'1.',a On same.
,' noun from 4. NJ. TO 3 p. NJ. on Saturday
:. d toi ?. ii. and from TO p. n.
En-dasw..
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LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
n TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, vA.-session
1878 will begin MONDAY, September le. and
end June rs. Course OF study as heretofore, and
adapted to the object Of enabling and inducing
girls to make real attainments in learning. Full
Information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session, In currency:
Board, washing. fuel, lights, and tuition. $40
Music on piano and use OF tnstrumsnt.... -. 50
Drawing. &C., at usual rates. Payments half In
Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HA6f, NJ. A.,
Ia ~ ao5ta Principal
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Educational.


MRS. 8. z. WELLINGTON will re.
lN sumo the duties Of her school October lst.
1857. se4,e, II II ls'
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THE MISSES MAGUIRE'S SCHOOL
L FOR YOUNG LADIES will open septem-
Der 18th at No Cathedral street, Baltimore. A
limited number of boarders will be admitted.
Miss Mcguire is allowed to refer to Or J. Ean.
son Thomas, President OF Farmers and Merchants
National Bank, Baltimore, In whose family she
has bee teaching for several years.
% q 81 Sa 4 LIE
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AZ GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE
t1atasrn States Of the MANHATTAN LIFE IN
frgANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Rich
lglt, Virginia.
ANNUAL lNC0MB...,........... 1000 COO
-
Er,-lsos less than any Cash Company.
Literal modes of payment Of premiums.
Il,lrrrs receive the largest bonus ever given.
lirl.ads made annually on all participating
policies.
%oc.aims unpaid.
Policies incontestible.
Auracies non -:orfeitable after three years.
?. T. MOORE, General Agent, Richmond.
J. .ADAIR PLEASANTS,
General Agent ior Virginia, North and South
Carolina Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
J. s. u. CCLLEN. Medical Examiner.
c5cs No. 1901 Main street (over Telegraph
aE.er. au lo-1m
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Hines, Liquors. dc.


III HENRY MILLER q CO., 1903 Main
i i street, opposite st. Charles Hotel Richmond
Va, importers and dealers In me BRANUIES
GINS, WHLsKlEs, VINES, &c. sc /; ALBANY
CREAM ALE, GlBSONs HILADELPHIA WHlS-
k!ES, which We offer to the trade at the lowest
market prices. see
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DIEDMoNT INSTITUTE,

DiEUMONT INSTITUTE,
i CHARLOTTESVILLE.
MRS. r. X. MEADE, PRINCIPAL.
Tho fifteenth annual session OF this school Will
18th OF June. For further particulars, apply to
the Principal at harlottssville jy n--2m
VIRGINIA FEM A LIE INSTI-
Y TUTE, STAUNTON. yIRGINIA.-The next
session Of this long and favorahly known institu.
sututon will commence on the 251H SKIP EMBER.
Departments all in full operation, under eXpe
rienced professors and teacheta.
TERMS REDUCED: For hoard and tuition In Eng
lsh and Latin for tho scholastic year. $3.50 in
rency; Frerch, Music, &C., extra.
For circular, with full infornation, address
REV. Il. H. PHILLIPS. Principal, or
REV. J. C. WHEAT, Vice Principal.
n
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n LES AND HORsEs.-A
L.EslT ::riyed 81 the EXCHAGGESWMA
v. 4i'.t, .5,%& 1%& llrEDRED Yo1jSG Gj T and sskaGs
A,a.s.,' ~ auLES. 4 lso 4 lot of nne YOUNG
r. t,s.s''e for farm purposes. which will
lin,sM pfieeS.
t'or MI as'"ttioL Of the farmers and fisnt.
~ ,,r,E carolina and Virginia 10 this superior
F''tn. 'I'1 promise taaIn ssttsfac,ion sgs TO
''-' -. "a ,s1 JOHN pAVIR
/ Ia Nh WINDOW GLASS, IRISH
IS rI'V sEEET GLUE, At wholesale and retail.
y. W. POWERS, 1895 Main street.
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+ AEE Il MEADE'S SCHOOL.

r ANs IL MEADE'S SCHOOL.
IL "'r-t street between Main end Franklin.
Gem INES H. LANE and Mr.. HuDlJAH
MIA, = :. open the first session Of their school
on tn { september next.
wv 10 special attention viii be paid to Erglish,
the pupils OF this ehool will be thoroughly pre-
parsd for tho University Of Virginia the Vir-
giuia Military Institute.
For further information apply to either Of the
Principals, box lsO, Richmond, Va.
REFERENCES:
DR.. F. H. Deare, DR.. J. A. Cunningham. L. D.
Crershaw, ESD. General H. Wise, General j. &.
Anderson, J. B. Dupuy, Eco K. a Lancaster,
ktq, Colonel w. Gilhan, <. F. Williams, Bro,
Richmond. Virginia; DR.. S. Maupin. Professor 2.
Fl Smith, Professor NJ. Schele Ia We're, University
OF Virginia; General F. H Smith. Colonel J. T. l..
Preston, colonel T. H. Williamson, Virginia Mill
tary institute Colonel A. T. Bledsoe. Baltimore,
Maryland Governor John Letchsr, Lexington,
Virg inia Il. P Lefehvre, Montg gomery, Alaba1ns;
T.. s. Harvie. ESQ Rev. r: +. Berkley, Amelia
Major z. DoUthat, Charles CITY. e3-tOlt
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HNHE NORWOOD SCHOOL. with a
full corps Of able and experienced instructors,
and under sill more favorable auapce. To an here.
tOfore, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, the 25lh OF
September 1887. The interest and advancement
Of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. Address
WILLIAM y. CABELI, Principal,
Norwood post office, Nelson county, Va.
al l3-tOcl
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ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER.-A
IL consignment Of Allsopp's, Byass's, and Tru-
man. Hamburg Co.'s INDIA PALE ALE and
BROWN STOUT. pints and quarts, just received
from Liverpool for sale low to the trade in bond
warranted Of the very highest quality. Also. in
store and in bond, the celebrated "ALLnA 1"
SCOTCH ALE, stone pnts The attention Of tn 3
trade Ia particularly requested.
se 8 PALMER, HARTSOOk co.
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FOB PRINTING OF EVERY DE-
y scription done In ths beat style Q. the
DlSP ATCH PRINTING HOUHB.

CARDS-Business, Invitation, ana
~ AdmIss!on"printsd as low ra.ss st IN pIs' ~
PkT0H PRINTING HQp6v, u1
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Ct. WELSH,
-. IL BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK.
offers for sale In original packages Tin bond or
duty paid) a hne assortment OF genuine old Ma
deira, Sherry, and Port Wines including some OF
j. Howard March & Co.'s old stock OF - Grape
Juice " and Sereial MadsiIes Of the yintages ls:s
and 1894.
Also, a variety OF low grades Of sherriss, Ma
deira, and Port, Of his direct Importation from
Spain and Portugal
Refers, by permission, to Messrs. Z. A. Lancss.
tar & Co. je 12-3m
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MISS CAUTHORN will re open her
wi school on tn 18th OF September, on Fourth
between Main and Franklin streets.
Price OF tuition : For Engsh. $40 +; French $50;
Music. 81 lesson. Payable IN advance.
an o,uk
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SAVINGS INSTlTUTlON.)
VsHCG At THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
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HILLS ALE VAULTS, No. 7O2
Constantly on hand, ALE and PORTER In kegs
Also, BOTTLED ALE and PORTER, from soc. to
81 per dozsn for grocers, country merch ants, and
families
OLD BURTON ON DRAUGHT. au 22-lm
r ONDON PORTER.-Five casks lust
~ received direct from the importers.
ty3l HUNDLEY Il TATUM.
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JEFFERSON MALE ACADEMY,
% TWENTY. .FIPTH BETWEEN CLAY AND
LEIGH STREETS, CAURCH BILL.-The twelfth
annual session of this sch ool III commence MON
c. w. PETAERBRIDGB.
ss4-2w* Principal.
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TALL TRADE-FALL TRADE
4 CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS, &c.
so cases ST. Loubs's Claret,
50, 900 choice Havana Cigars, from $40 to $3.50,
direct from the Importers
That Brandy at $40 per gallon is something extra
Those that are dges will find II to their advantage
TO buy from WEST i ANDREWS,
An IL l7lo Main street
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SELECT SCHOOL.-My School will
- e-open October !, 1867. Ancient Languages,
Modern Languages, and Mathe ematics taught.
Weekly reports made TO parents OF progress de-
portment, &C., Of each pupil
TERMS: Eighty dollars per session, payable
quarterly.
Refers TO Judge James D. Halyburton, next door
10 the post office, and to my patrons generally.
au 6-ln SIDNEY H. OWENS, il.
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TEAGHERS:
s. T. PENDLETOS, Principal;
A. d. CHESTERMAN. A. n. :, assistant;
and such others az may be necessary for the most
thorough instruction.
Terms: $a5 to $50 for preparatory department;
800 and S65 for two next classes, &c. l3-2m
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- RICHMOND. YA.-The fourteenth annual
session OF this school will commence on the frst
MONDAY in october and close on the 1st Of July,
1885,
Reference is made to the Professors Of the Uni
versity, OF the Vrgina Military Institute, OF Will
liam and Mary, AID OF Hampden Sidney colleges.
For catalogues giving course Of studies and terms,
apply at thu bookstores or to
iy 27-tUct7 d LEE POWELL. Principal.
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THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.
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KnGW tIiy Des::n;.

MADAME +. L. THORNTON, the great Enalsl, Asirno-
gist ClirYoyant ar1 PsycuueIrcian. wIo ha; a=v!:-
ished tue scientific classes Of the U.d Worl. lis n
calrd herself al Hudson, V AladaGr TGnEsrpS POS
such wonderful powers of it.oad sight 10
BILE her 10 imra: knowledge oi tlt src;cs. I'm; o''.
to the single married of either W!ic Si:a
Of trance she dci!neaos the vc.y cnr- ~! person
you 10 marry, and by the a; al
tense power known rs HE ts c";niH ii,;.r;,:r
produce lic.i;le picture Of ie ::,s:rr h,!sr:,
OF the applicant, together with ;ia: nar,y. position
in l:lr leading traits OF character s il :!u
bug US thousand Of Testimonials a::sc::. Ill; vi
scnd when desired, ccr;i'i-d certificate. ':rtc:,
guarantee that the picture is VIVA: il ur".s ~ i ~
enclosing small lock OF hair. and stating p'c iiE;,
age, disposition pd complexion ana cio.i i'y ca::S
and stamped envelope n,lirc'Ic u yourself. will re-
cevc The rt'turc and ,lcs:ud imioniti" =! r,f l'l.
All communications sacrmli Confidential. !':,:. III
confidence. MADAME Z. +. TiloRHIuN, l. - i;pH a.;.
Hudson, NJ Y. ly s;arch ~
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soliciting Your favorable consideration, l remain.
ysl,n - !,aSnouS;hlc 3

Victim, %: tl-iity. who * rosnisbic for yoar iccblc
ness? Nui yourself oil will sas 70" yuu'v" done al
Won roull to cnre it, That's Il mistake on your pa;t
rou haven't ,r;n! ioSTETTEt'S BITTERs.
Gloomy dysl.ptH, with an uneasy stomach nna 4
wo.lwe Try tacc of course yot don't think yourself
s,olisiblc 70. Your tormcmts. ut you are. II s
casv TO See from your condition That
You haven't ,ri Il IIoSrErTEIs BTTTEES.
picus sufferer it is no your fault, you think, that
your symptoms grow worse day by Gay. Blue pill
doesn't do y,u any cool. Very likely. But you can be
brou::!t rount; r"r nil That.
Wiz. IL. eat yo;; iriel I0&TETTETt'S BITTERS2
Friend ~, v..:ui Fever ana Asue alternately blows
o, and cold and whose brain s"ers 20 be bursting with
In. effects o some powerful drug. DO on assupc the
responsibility? y. uol You've taken piles Of quinnc,
,... nj, .i,c rsaiio ;nediy"cs. What could you do
,,,,e? ;uc lhias Illora--t.c very thing thai would
have excnp:cd you f.o.n Ill The pangs that now rack
YOU.
you have n.yrr ,r;e; IIt,STEG Eit'S BITTERS.
Scryo,,s invalid. wiat have sou to Raf? You plead
bs vou have taken al The ncrSincs of The pharmaco-
,,,:a. If they have done you GOOD, it is hot your
tur You are not rc.pon ibr. Wrang all wrong. You
,,:yc. in reality, nobody to blame bat yourself.
WHY svcat yo, tried 1fOsfEf1EiiS BTrrERS?
FOR all Tie ubovc-namca complaints, tie Biters aro
absolute specifics. May
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Office Of the World Mutual Life Insurance
Company, No. LIZ Broadway.


Office of the World Mutual Life Insurance
Company, No. LIZ Broadway.
NEW YORK, May 1, 1867.
Dear Sir-Aftcr careful and thorough examination
iuto the merits the various Life Insurance Companies
doing business in this city, have selected tho Womb
MUTUAL rs the one for which, and with which, can
work with the best of giving present and Inst
ing satisfaction to my friends who shall desire to avail
themselves of the privilege OF securing absolute in
leriuncc tn their families, support of their own
declining years.
The reasons for this selection
l. The World is Mutual Company, and therefore in-
s,rcs its policy holders al cos-acl policy holder shar-
ing lis surplus income.
1t has M unusually largo guarantee Capitn-S2OO,-
O0upad in and invested for the additional security OF
policy huIcrs thus giving tho insured ul the ndvanta-
gos Of Stock Company with nome fits disadvantages
5. It. Mutual Premiums lower than those charged
by tho average Companies and such as experience
has proven to be safest and most economical to the poll
cy holder.
Its No,-parcipaiing ratos actually lower than
| arc charged by any other Company i'll tho world.
It's business is transacted upon cash basis. thus
securing its patrons beyond contingency Its assets are
prudcny and safely invested and do not consist of ire
dccuabe promises to pay.
G. Its dividends payable annually ntcr The second
year. thus giving every policy holder tho benefit of the
surplus income received during the year-no delaying
him three five yearsnot appropriatng the profits Oh
his money for three four years to others in case he
| ceases to pay premiums or in case OF death.
T. It's dividends are made upon business prlccires.
Eac policy holder receives tho benefit o each payment
and time his capital has been in the Company.
precisely every well conducted business house divides
its profits among its partners
8. Thirty days grace are allowed in The payment OF
premiums.
o. Losses arc paid thirty days after notice and proof OF
death.
TO- All policies ure non- forfeabo after two annual pny
| ments.
H. The restrictions upon travel less thai in most
Companies anu are only such as justice and safety
auirc.
To- Policies are not rendered void because Of suicide
this Company taking the rational position of attribu
4 ting suicide To insanity.
| lastly Its management is absolutely unsurpassed.
and commends it in the highest terms glance ut the
names of Olcors and Directors will indicate the posi-
tion and character of the Company. No better mon Gun
be found in auy colintry-no names indicating hcttcr
business tarnt-hslcr financial position aud integrity o
character or greater executive ability Failure hore is
siInnly inn ossiblr
Altogether L know Company presenting so many all
vatarcs 10 the assured and careful investigation las
no; indicated single ae!ec point for unfarorable
criticism
soliciting yu,,r favorable consideration, remain.
| Very res:cctruly yours.
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Auction Sales This Day.

D1ty.
J& ". KSoS will sell this day, ut 10 o'clock, at their
auction salesrooms. No. 1873 Meeting street. opposite Pa
yiiion Hotel, bird cages, furniture, carpets &c.
Wsr. McCAY & JOHN CAMPBELL will sell this day at IL
o'clock, at their auction saesrooms. No. ls6 acctin;
street. opposite Pavilion Hotel, new and second-l md
furniture, &C., also, stock of Wholesale liquo: store
also horse. two seated buggy, &c.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. at ~ o'clock at his
store corner King and Liberty Streets rs boots and
shoes.
a Il. ADnAuAals 4 SONS will sell this tav, at 1o',
o'clock at their sacsroom No. 35 Hayne street. rrints
hoopszirs. hosiery, also, soap. winc ST.. also, u
der direction of J. P NJ EpP1SG U. s Marshal coa's
Inns. vests. blankets, &c.
WILBUR Il Son will cell this day at iols O'Clock, al
ci, sai.s rooms State and Chalmers streets ulc
Cider tables, &c.
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Free TO i'rYeryhni,y.

Large Up. Circular. giving information o liz,
greatest importance to the young nj i'n!!l scve::
IL teaches now the honr'y may i'rr"n, 'auI;Iu. iiir
dcspscd rcspec,ed anil the ia!saac;i 10, ,t
No young lady or gentleman slnuhl i. to sci iv;l
address. aui receive copy pos:lanl By return !na
Address l.. ~ Drawer ~
March 80 Tyr TrO:, y. y.
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CoRoNeRs ISouEsr.-Ccroner WHITING held an
inquest yesterday over the body of Mr.. JAMES
RouRKE, whose unfortunate death was mentioned
in yesterdays issue. The facts were tho same as
then stated, and the jury returned verdict Of
death from the accidental explosion Of a shell at
Fort Sumter.
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CHARLESTON. S. c., May 6. 1867.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May g. 1867.
Hereafter until further notice. the Northeastern
IIails will close at LIS P. ~. and arriving at the
Depot at 945 A. VI. will be roadv for delivery at II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Oflce will open at
1880 P. NJ. for one hour.
The Mails for South Caroiiaa Railroad will con-
nue to close daily at O'Clock \. NJ, and for she
Savannah and Charleston Railroaa at a. u. ON
aIondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
STANLEY G. TE0Tr, p N.
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THE AmEBNIcoN, after & temporary suspenscu,
in consequence Of the Odd Fellows concert last
light, will resume operations this evening. The
Professor. and BARNEY. the widow MacnEEE, ai!u
the ''glri Judy, will all rcappear with rea"pcfa-
ted powlrs. The tour will ho varied Tonight AMI
parts of tho island visited hitherto unknown to
travellers. An attractive lcat!rc will bo the
Haunted Guide" or BARNEY and the Ghost. There
will also be new comic and sentimental songs.
,:,nerc is to he matinee tomorrow afternoon,
and last exhibition tomorrow night. schools
and families will have fine opportunity to see
this splendid panorama tomorrow afternoon.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY referring to the
blackberry vcnders, wo had no idea that we had
made them the head centres Of attraction, but this
las proved to he tho case. Yesterday afternoon
one Edward Gasneya colored youth of 4 few sum-
,ners, inst:gated by the devil and his love of The
fruit. made rapid charge at basket full in the
charge OF Eugene Ford, an African mcrchant and
upsctting it, was soon revcllng in the spoils. His
joy was quickly turned to mourning, WHOM pourced
upon BY the police and carried to the Guard House.
bnt being Of a musica. temperament he consoled
himself by singing, In the prison cell TIA sleep
ing &C." and snapped his fingers at fate. His
natural ancestor applying for him, he was trans
ser1ed to her care, as she promised she would beat
the ten commandments into him..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRK.-We have now completed our Office
so as to execute, i'll tho shortest possible time
!IIL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and VIC most re-
spectfuny ask the patronage OF our friends.
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H.. H..

IT You want cheap Blank Books;
If YOU want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, MnLERs' Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern 81
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. 80 Broad street
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ISsuRAScE.-We invite attention to the adver-
tisement Of. the World Mutual Insurance Company
cf New York. Captain j. ALFRED CAY is the agent
for this city, and is prepared to suostantiatc all
said in the letter.
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

Tie best investment for invalid, who suffers from
debility or loss of appetite is bottle OF PASKsISs Er
patio Bers it will be to give relief For sale by
all Druggists. i
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AUCTION SALES.

----
! Horse T1ro-Se1ted B,1qu and Cart
WIN MCKAY & JOHN CAMPBELL,
viii sell TITS DAY, 10th, at their Auction Sale Rooms
Nn Ia6 Meeting street. opposite Pavilion Hotsl at 10
Ono BAY HORSE. drawsin single or double harness
One Two-seatel Buggy, with Pole and Shafts
One Cart.
Terms cash. .-----.----.- nay 10
Ne,r and Secondhand Furniture. Large MIR
,,,,, MCKAY fSrsi r. JoMN SGi CAMPBELL.
Will sr'l Mt their Auction Salerooms no. ,S o:, I'll
oircct onnositc Pavilion Hotel, THIS DAY. lon lnsI
roTT.GE az IT, SETS Bureaus sideboarda, Bedstesds
,,-osca pillows Cane and Wood Seat Rockers. Office
STOOLS, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs Meat saies' &C.
o,o ,ra. MIRROR, French Plate feet inches by
feet Tornrs 10, c,sh May 10
S,oc.. Of n Whoiesa'e Lipior -reaoued for
cooroo;once of snle-hu order of dssIgnee
EEH. NcCAY q JOIN CAMiS ~ 5ae nsaet,no
VIII eell ut their Auction Salerooms. No l36 Meenne
street conoeitc Pavilion Hotel, THIS DAY. loth mst'
"bSls. CHOICE BOURBON wHIsKEY
-bbls Old Rve Whiskey
bible OLD Nonon9aheli Whiskey
- hlis. 81. Croix Rum
-bbls. Jarnaica Rum.
1sntoxce coLa,rE's TOILET soR-eonsistns Of
Bath Persian, M:rtlc, Diamond 3arber's Shaving anu
TermsT.nder one hundred dollars. cash over that
amount. thirty DAYS approved endorsed note bank m
t,,.nt'. tarost nJdod ic y May 10
.die C,7er. Marble Ton Iron Frame IGhles-s,s'td-
DC Tor a Rreirurnn'-Sho'r rnse. Mirrors, &c.
RY WILBUR & SON.
THIS nay. llh s Mt our salesrooms' @ c1lnss G soS
and Chalmers streots at 10H O'CLOCK, WILL Do soio'
The AROvr ARTICLES. together with general as
snrmcn. nf Merchandise Clothing, Shoes Cigars a'''
Clothes Lines. &c. ,o
Conditions cns',. May ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-10

BISHOP W1GHrM.N.-The Rev. VIII. III. WIGHT
srAN, D. D., LII. D., one of tho Bishops of the
II. E. Church, South, is on visit 10 this his i'a-
tive city, the guest OF his kiusman, Mr. PEMDER-
TON, in Wentworth street. We announced, some
time since that Bishop ". had selected Charleston
as tie place of his futlro residence and that he
would remove TO this city in April. We now learn
that no will not be able to accomplish it before
next autumn, as circumstances require his further
continuance at Greensboro. Ala, where no holds
ihc very responsible position of Chancellor Of The
southern University until his successor, WHO, We
believe, has already boon appointed: shall relieve
him.
The Bishop VIC learn, will remain with MS scvc-
raj DAYS, and We hope will favor his many friends
and admirers with one or more sermons on Sunday
next.